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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
SENATOR lORlMeR NOT GUILTY
Committee investigating Charges
Against the Illinois Man Find
They Had Not Been Proven.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE subcom-
mittee of the senate committee on
privileges and elections which investi-
gated charges against Senator Lori
mer voted unanimously to report to
the full committee that the charges
had not been proved.
The committee took up the evidence
in its entirety at an executive session.
II canvassed the testimony, weighed
the evidence and the arguments and
took into consideration all the facts
that have been advanced in connec.
ton with the charges concerning Lori.
mer's election. The members decided
there had been shown no foundation
for the charges that bribery had en-
tered into the election.
The motion finally was offered Il
report to the full committee Of thu
senate. On this motion there was N
dissenting vote. Following this, &C
ton. the sub-committee's report vii
be prepared for the full committee .
once and will be sent to the senat'
within q short time.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
THE SENATE TO PASS
Oh ELECTION BY PEOPLE
Bristow Resolution for Election oil
United States Senators by Direct
Vote Will Be Reported by
Committee Favorably.

Washington, Dec li.-lmmediately
following the holidays the senate OF
he United States WILDE brought face
10 face with the proposition 10 amend
the constitution to provide for election
of senators by direct vote OF the
people. This proposition will come
before the senate for the first time
With favorable report from the COM
mittee on the judiciary. The sub-com'
mittee to which the proposed amend
ment was referred has agreed TO re-
port fayorably TO the full committee
and at the last meeting at which this
matter was considered the committee,
by common consent agreed to act in
harmony with the report of its sub
committee.
On the 18th of last December al
most a year ago to the day, Senator
Bristow offered the joint resolution
that is now pending before the senate
committee. This resolution now SC
near frution provides:
That the senate of the United
States shall be composed of two sen
ators from each state chosen at a
general election by the electors there
of, for a term of six years.
This resolution or one worded alons
the same lines, which has been the
football of the senate committee, is a.
last to be tossed over the senate goa
for a touchdown.
Aroused by the sentiment OF thu
country on this vital question. tina
has found such emphatic expressions
recently in many, of the states, thu
conservative judiciary committee ha
found it convenient to give this reso
luton serious consideration.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
MAKE HIM PRESIDENT
Woodrow Wilson May Clean House
So Effeetually That High
Honors viii Follow.

Washington. Dec. IA friend Wis
tied Woodrow Wilson the other day
and led up to the topic of the presi'
dency,
I'm going TO ruin whatever chances
I have of getting the nomination,
"How's that?"
"rm going to make It my business
to clean house in the state OF New
Jersey and put an end to machine
rule here II can"
THAT won't ruin you. Thatll make
you president" was the friends com
ment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, 90

STATE OF MISSOURI, ss
County OF Bates.
In the Circuit curt Of Bates County, Mis-
8 uri In vacation Dec. b, 1910.
The State of Missouri OF the relation an TO
the use of 5. L Colema Ex-Omeio Collector
OF the Revenu- OF Bates county in the state OF
and IL deceased then the unkn consorts,
heirs, d viseee. done 9, alieuees, immediate,
mesne or remote, voluntary o. involuntary,
grantees OF the said d. Dever, defendants.
Civil scti n for delinquent taxes.
The state Of Missouri to the above name de-
frpdaut or defe ~ ants:
Now at this alst day comes the plsiniin by
her attorney before the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of b es County, In the State OF Missouri,
In vacation and flies her petition, Stating
among other things that the above named DC.
fendant. ID q. U.yer, 10 . non PRESIDENT II the
state VI Missouri Whereupon IL 10 ordered
by the clerk iu vacation, thai the defendant or
defendants be notif I'd BY publicaii, that plain
til has commenced 50 against him In thls
cou { BY petition. the ptject and general nat
ure OF which ie o enfo o. the lien the ate
OF Mss for the delinquent taxes OF he
Years 1915, 1906 81 1878. amounting IN the ag-
regate to the sum OF el)l together With inter-
est cos's, commissions and fees, upon the fol-
lowing described tracts OF land situated In
Bates county, Missouri, to-wit:
Lot i've Isl biloxi thirty six 1851 Town Of Rock
vile, Nilsson 1, and that unless the sail de-
PENDANT or defendants be ard appear a. the
neat tenn OF this court 10 be begun and holden
la the city Of Butler, Bstes county, Missouri
on tn nrst Mo- day In February, 1911. aud
on or before The Arst day b re I. and pie d 70
sdd petition accordl to Lac the came
will b. taken % confessed. and judgment
rendered according 10 the prayer OF said peti
lion and III above d. scribed real state 90 Il
satisfy TIE came.
And Is 10 further ordered By the clerk siore'
said that . copy thereof be puolisned In Tbs
/ BUrLKR wRKKLY TNKs, weekly newspaper
/ printed and publisnvd in Bates county, Mic
souri, ,or four wee,s excessively. the last In
sertiou TO be as least thirty days before the
| nYst day Of the nest term Of said court
A true copy Of the record.
/ T ID. EN- BRBE. Circuit Clerk.
Witness nv hand ~ clerk sforessii
with the zeal Of said co rt hereunt
IsIALI amxed lone Of once In Butter o.
this the 9Th day Of Deoember. l0le.
--lt r. ID RMBRER, Cir nit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
HAVE ARRESTED ONE
POLICE HOLD A NEl6HBoR FoF
THE 6ERNHARDT
MURDER.
JOHN FeAGLtS UNDER SUSPIClUN
Three Sets Of Officers Working on
Case-one Bunch is Looking for .
Mysterious Shanghai Pearl But
ton May Solve the Mystery.

Kansas City. Kan, Dec li.-An ar.
rest has been made in the case OF the
four murdered persons found on the
Bernhard farm, three miles and
half southwest of Dallas. Several de-
yelopments lead the police to believe
they are making satisfactory progress
in the case.
The man arrested is John Feagles,
a farmer, who lives half mile west
OF the Bsrnhardt home. His arrest
came al / midnight after l0-hour
investigation by Henry T. thinner,
chief of the Kansas City, Kan, police
and Robert Mcknight and Robert
Darnell, detectives. A bloody coat
and bloody pair OF overalls, found
in Feagles home, contradictions and
various stories told by the man and
his wife, the stories and suspicious OF
neighbors and his own admissions that
he had Quarreled with Mrs. Emeline
Bernhardt the day she and the three
others are supposed TO have been
murdered are some OF the things upon
WHICH the police are working. The
bloody clothing was found in the
house on second trip of investiga
ton by Chief thinner and Detective
Mcknight
There are at least three sets of Off
GERS working on the case with at least
two separate and distinct lines OF &C
ton. The Johnson county authorities
Sheriff John Steed, and c. p. Little
are going upon the theory that /;
mysterious stranger, who stopped g
an Olathe hotel early last week ant
who was seen about the Bernhard
farm. may be the guilty person.
Detective 6oyIe's Theory.
1 Edward Boyle. inspector of the de
tectives of Kansas City. seems in
clined to believe their theory Will
searching the stable where thre
bodies were hidden, the inspecto
found pearl button of peculiar d.
sign. The mysterious stranger wor
a blue flannel shirt with just sue
buttons.
Chief thinner and his men, Will
not disputing this theory have take
different tack. They have decide
that Feagles onght to be question:
more closely because he has alres.
told more about the affair than an,
body else knows. They give that q
tneir reason for placing the man vi
der arrest and holding him incor
municado.
Immediately after this was done, II
commissioners Of johnson county me
They offered reward of .s250 for !
formation leading to the arrest OF Il
murderer Of Mrs. Bernhard and 50;
more for the murderer of her son.
No Law to Hold Him.
Kansas City, Dec. h.-John Feagl
still is held in the Kansas City. Kal
Jail pending the investigation of 4
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
Ends Winters Troubles.

To many, winter is a season OF
trouble. The frost bitten toes and
fingers, chapped hands and lips, chill
blains, cold sores, red and rough
skins, prove this. But such troubles
fly before Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
A trial convenes. Greatest healer Of
burns, boils, piles, cuts, sores,
eczema and sprains. Only 25c at F.
T. Clay's.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
Order of Publication.
srArE0r Missouri. },

STATE or .I.ss.oUai. -
In NJ CIR ult Ceart, October term. isla
November md. 1919 s.1
willard Trvas. Piainstf.
-J,.e,> rr.ss. Dyss.ds.s.
Nov g tAis Day renes Ne plat u heseln BY
=: az "a s'' l e sss sseS:
Tfoas. h . nes-rs.i1est ~ Ne STATE Of Ms
ss1Yi, onA p1olnat1 having hsrseoeore on the
INA day q September. 1910. ated HE petition
esd sndeyis hersie. . ketsg :, :. defendant 10
Whersup11 IL b ordered BY the oosrt that
aid dslsn1ant - neea1sd By publleatioa hat
plainuR hes eo0m' nesd . sait ogalnst hin In
his sssrt. Ne sojsst en4 geasfal netars Of
vsssA Z = rsesv'r ? jsdsns.s ss.i.ss.. de-
plainti6, asA interest u. reoa - Saissy fef
d-ssndait - se11 Bos.s. fnlly described In
plainuf's pseitisn. TIE - mt - paid b.
pialntif = aforssaad ion. vhisA jsdmsat =
ls.ysa s:lsg u assdr:a ssv:e.y. sas:: Ae.-
q; ssA ttsi Ne prepsrty efshe dseso1ast he's
boea sttAGAe1 NJ he pasnens q sal1 esbss,
I'D Isl 49, ~ seid Joesye Ireet = a.c
spSs,s : - sesrs, .. - =, ssss ssrs ~ e:
= 81 = s.s;.r, s .s:s sssssS. :. . Is;
MA1ey b Hser16sy. lstl. end - - bseers ~
ART eay = sd tsrn. enewer @ l!eed = ~
| pse1tSel n ssid eaeee. - sane v11l ~ lnkr!
. es.lssesi ssd Judgpsas viii b rssAsEsd
aseerdingiy.
Asdit1 further order a he, eopy hsrpel
b. p 'bl'sh-d. senfi e . Law. n m euftn1
wBsKLY iues, . nswspapR pob1lohe4 n ~
eDun ~ batss, fos soar weeks sue1eo0vseys
1890 a. 9 !: !: -: :..s q: a., an a. ~: 81 g ,
day sfsasd Dsxt rstsNeEy tern = tnle ear.
ID xMbR89, 0feuDe Clsfk.
/ a tr1e eepy efthsrsosrd
-, MsseosuynSa - - seoe ~ ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
historical Volume Is Out.

Topeka, Dec. 1.-THE eleventh
volume OF the Kansas Historical Col
lections was issued by Secretary
George W. Martin. secretary He con
siders ii the best volume yet publish
ed by the society.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
olympia's Passengers Safe.

Valdez. Alaska. Dec. l4,-All OF the
passengers of the wrecked steamship
Olympia have been saved. Some Of
them were brought here by the gov.
eminent iaHnch Fort Liscom and the
others are safely housed at Ellemar
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
wife Cannot Recover Damaees.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE United
States supreme court in the case Of
Jessie E. Thompson against Charles
y. Thompson. affirmed the decision
Of the court Of appeals Of the District
Of Columbia, deciding that a woman
cannot bring an action to recover
damages for assault. and battery upon
her person by her husband The plain
til had sued for t71,teo damages.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
Notice.

Notice 10 hereby gwen, that letter. tesla
mentary upoa the estate a Edward Warder-
men, deceased, have been granted TO the un-
dersigned, BY the Rates County Probate Court,
in Bate County, Missouri, bearing date tie sth
day o. December, 1878.
Al pers0ns having claims against said estate
are Yrquirsd 10 exhlhit them TO ne for allow
enee, within one year ffom the date q said le .
Ssrs, or they may b preeludcd from any bene-
% q susA essaie; and II said claims be not
exhIhised within two years from the date Of the
qualification Of this Dot e., they will be forever
barred J.H wARDERMAN
7-4t Executor.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-15
Missouri Pacific Time Table
BUTLER STATION.

Following is corrected time card to
date:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

inh~rit--i . tavouns frosa Ne tAahsr. -
t~n.ia ssfsrsky ~ bsAinsas and y Boslsi
a. g. dspgrtrnsnt. ~ = Interested IN m
tagf both hsFs and In tnalnnd. NJ oWnn
. Grpae bf~rsRna farm and n an enqlIa
In thu RAISING - thoruslghhruclA hls
hnFmns Uon q handnoms aaan on tha 0onaB
sids lAsa yenE and hs's gang aflsF more
honore over thsrs this esnaon: bua he's
entng - gnoo hers TOO and kas sonns hkghly
utssi two-ynar-otsia ~ ono 81 he local
tfnehs. The boAin9 eluha aGord an at
rneton for him whansVur tharg's . alaah-
tnG good bout. Hia father Waa q pillar
% tbs turf In this country and the young
man has newer Lost intsgese In tho gnms.
Fohtics put this we'll dressed little
nan On Easy street. His brother was q
nig Iammany leader AZ ons time and this
CHAP Was appointed TO an important
po~la In ono Of our courts. He In
vested his money In real estate and also
Won In stocks. He IL . hrue nighter. q
e 81, IAa and y one OF tho popular felio~s
That's ons Of the .licksst trainers Of
gum He's been ruled OF several timss
some time ago when the going was hArt
az the outlaw tracks. In recent year.
ne trained for come bag men and has
walked q crack. His skili In patching
W cripples has attracted attention and
they do say he's an artist with the nisdA-
cine chest. Because some q the horess
taken hold of by him have suddenly de-
velopsd phenomenal speed thu pessimis,s
shy he uses the dope. hut IL he does he's
30 clever nc u that nobody has been able
20 put tho bee on him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
THE CIGARETTE ~ SOCIETY
Young Fslks Hunt secluded Corners @
smSke, Not 20 spoon.


II 10 dificult to imagine what the next
generation will be like IL tho crane for
cigarette smoking goes on increasing At
the present rate. Not only young men but
even Young women seem 10 find IL inpos-
sible TO exist for more than an hour az
the outside without having recourse Ia
whatever IL the correct brand Of Cigarette
AZ the moment.
Once OF twice lately whils the L1.nten
dance season has been at its height ! have
strolled into balls at an immense hostelry
hard by where hostes~es find u convenient
TO hire a fine suite OF rooms and pay q
check for something like Al .O0O. when
they could give q dance at homo for a
quarter Of that saIm.
That, however. an Rudyard Kipling
says. 10 another story. What l wish 20
remark upon N the craze for smoking
which shows itself at these festivities by
young couples finding comfortable cor
ners on staircase. IN out OF the way rooms
and balconies. not. ~ one might expect.
for purposes Of Irritation but that they
may enjoy q cigarette together.
And az the hotel In question IL one goes
to the restaurant for supper NJ private
ball. say. at A. NJ. q perfect cloud OF
very DECIDEDLY takes OF from the flavor
Of the excellent wines and viands that
are provided. This n all bad enough. but
a. nothing compared 10 the seriousness
Of Young men and women smoking
cigarettes all day a. well as all night
and rendering themsslv@s. after q Tow
yearu, nervous and nsurotic: perfectly
uaeless To themselves and everybody
else.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

CORRECT solutions from the following:
4" X Hand y. A. 0ooEins, Frank Place.
George W. McGafin, 2. Albert Erhard /.
I v Steers. y. I. W. Roy y LSad; John
Iars T.. p. BARRIER. AIssrnon Bray.
I'm.- Arthur. o II. Boston, X. o. Ward,
y J Gielow. John Jones. J. II. p.
Y Warren. n. T. r.. Eric O'Bvink. Ralph
; Dawn Charles A. Booth; Dr. Edward
lA'rdin. Wilson p. foss. gr;, z. v Jack
80 IN G"arss Z Curtis; AT Ws1I. HSVsy
Sml,r J. ". Worts. D. 3. y, Rice.
) ? Van Den.en. benjamin p. Sim
T ~Sipm M M William J. FsTTis. ?. y.
pe'e-,or : p. ". George ". Weir. 7. =.
S'"-r, n n. Eaton, J, w. Archibald.
Iss Ssa - M. r Sssss: o SasSs.
Bog 2 Evans, John W. Anderson.
Ihomt Ep@, e. L. Wesley. 0eorXe Kline,
! Y Ireland. VI. y. DonabOs, D. y. Mash,
Hon. Hlake. p. Mcneil. George Opis,
vns.'a- y LanRenberg. s. p. Burnham.
FL ~, - ~'egaIs: Mr. T; + 6 SISsoIs = q
P--,"v u a. wetherS. Milton G. Isbsll
srf "A Alarm.
H'rr another little clock problem,
w ". 10 - based on . perfectly well
,-s.l" ana correctly adjusted time
i '.er- - second hand 20 the clock.
W '.'-f Lands hour, minute and escond,
- .rr % tho same direction at ~
h".... A. he hands proceed on thsir
Va. vay- 10 mark the hour Of !.
n--" =" mi hand will reach a position
sh..' parallel 20 each Of the other
- We "I twice In every minute. 30
IA r.ust - parallel % one OF tho
.L"- ''" mimi. or the hour hand. about
''af ..-- . minute
70 many u thess parallel positions
u o. .'- -'w--n y O'Clock exactly and
40 .vtcfly not counting tbs nrat.
80 d.. e p0int. ~ n o'clockf
Bee -ohlam Ro. e.. printed two
-- from a position which Aroae
tN" match games between the
layer Pillsbury and Dr..
-. 80 Petersburg in 1850 While
h- ~ .olvers found the correct
ley completely eTlooksd
pAcs reply Here are ths actual moves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
CARNATIONS IN ENGLAND.
There were 500 Last YeaF-The Nsnbs'
Steadily lnaFeMelnR.

Tho movement In fAyOr Of cremation
I'm England continues 10 make slow but
steady progress. writes the London cor
respondsnt of the NsW York Medical
JOsrnaI During 100 thu numher OF
orsmations carried out In Great Britain
Wps SIS. an advance Of sixty ~ compared
With lpoe.
The first cremntOrium in England wAa
opened as Wosing In 1855 and the total
number Of crsmationa since that time u
Sill. Th5T5 are nov SisO6stsisT taiTtSsn
crematogiA In Great Britain and this num-
Der will probably soon b Increased. The
Cremation Society % England has been
very active In tts peopaEnndA work and
public interest b. slowly betng aroused
Hacsntly q cremation society wa
formed in Edinburgh. Tho object Of the
society II 20 proTnotS the practice o. Gre
nation and burial reform by means of
meetings. Lectures and publications or
otherwise. Thsro are already about 40
mombsra. including many Wen known
psrsons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
uPHOLSTERlNG

UPEOLSTERTNG. cabinet worx. repairing.
finishing, slip coverss and screens best work:
lowest prices. satisfaction guaranteed
JEAN AHRANO. 12ss Goth st Phone ~ Ssz5.
Ep2-Sd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Or
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court No.
1873 Administration This is 70 give notfce-
THAT the subscriber. OF the District OF CO.
i57u1bia has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia. letters tesla
ruentzry on the estate OF Mary Il Fowler
ate Of the District OF Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the voucher thereof. legally authenti-
Gated to the SUI sCr1ber, On OF before the
list day Of April A. D 1871: otherwise thew
may by law be excluded from ali benefit az
said estate. Given under my hand this 1fSf
day OF April, 1910 CHARLES D. FOWLER
~ 7th St " W (Seal-) Attest JAMES
TANNER Register Of Wills Cor the District
OF Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court
JOSEPH D. SULLIVAN, Attorney.
ep2 2ny3
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS
Striking Reductions in
HIGH-GRADE
PIANOS

Prices cut to bottom in this special
bargain Offering. Every piano is d
celebrated make.
$50 Smith & Barnes, slightly Used....S2IJ
$50 Needhom new .--.......,..
So0J hnaDe f0Sed) -----------.-.s-.---- 80
$40 Emerson good as -S2S5
500 StefnVEay used .----------.------S 2s5
$50 Gable Nelson good as new $40
$500 Bradbury -.-.-.-.-..... $50
$500 Marhau & Wendell, small size.
500 Groversteen & Fuller CusedD .--.--SI40
800 Bradbury. oak case. fine condi-
non -------------------------. : IS
500 Weser Bros, Mandolin attach
Tnent ------.-.--.--...-.---.- $50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

SAFE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY-War De-
ps-fu1ent. Nay ., 1870 There viii be sold
at auction az 10 e. n, Nay :, 1910 On los
Vo-I[ ave y W. Baskets, Blanks, Buckets,
C-arpets Chairs. TvpevritinE Machines Fur
T7ft7--e Mating Rugs. etc Articles 70 be
removed without delay after the sale al risk
and expense OF purchaser. II p THORP,
Chief Of Supply Div. my2-su
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

n H PHTLPTTT. PeIfable Umbrella and
Parasol Maker. Repairing and recovering
z speciality. Cravennette. gloria, and silk. 81
81 z ST. " ".
zpzs-tu. tn sa-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07

SPlRITUALISM
MEETINGS Monday and Thursday. S ,. m
daily readings at the home Of Mrs. J. E
LALTRE. $50 Il St N W Phone Y sgs2
my6-5t'
ME CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM, reads
your life corTectly5 gives Names facts.
readings daily and Sunday Sol Sd ST. n 2
COZ, =, near Union Station. Ladies only
jz74-1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
COAL AND WOOD

CoI Philips & JUenemann. Mad
OOdi5oo c St ne 90 9Th st. ne. w OOO
Only Best Grades. Lowest Prices.
Phons Lincoln 20
ds27-su.tu. th. sa-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices LEON L
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co.. re-
moved to 81 G y. ". Phone NJ 7159.
mz1-sea
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
RUG WEAVING

OLD CARPETS woven into handsome re-
yersible rugs; send postal card
HOME RUG CO. Office, . 9Th st y. E
oc2E-tfc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished and UNFINISHED.


ST. 1S2s-Bsautiful. clean cool rooms;
also housekeeping floor. $3.50 Up monthly.
refined. modern home hot-Water heated
throughout: excellent service good. reason
able meals OPTIONAL best locauon5 close %
White House. Y. A. @ A. etc my7-2t"
an ST \ u e0g-Targe second fooT front
room; al car lines; gentleman only near
station IL
SEWARD SQUARE s E 5GS-Ons or two
rooms in private family. rent reasonable
my7-zt'1
= ST. y. W, IOs-Three rooms On second
floor. furnished or unfinished my6-3tc
WASHINGTON CIRCLE 2s07-Dezirabls
room furnished OF uufurnished. with small
family OF adults. references exchanged
ny6-3tc
WASHINGTON CIRCLE ZS0z-Four front
furnished rooms. second floor. bath. two
rooms. Cd floor, unIu-nlsheds near car line
uny4-5ts
ST y W. Ee-ExceptionaIIy quiet well
kept home; beautiful apartments for re-
fined adults. only few squares from Union
Station and Govt departments rly3-1ta
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
COUNTRY BOARD

A REFINED. Intelligent lady. owning q
beautiful country home IN Virginia would
Ike a few nice people q bozrd daring the
sumner ire house Sc large and airy. fine
view and surrcundinEs- good board plenty
Of ice and the best Or water This Is an
Hes Miss JOHNSON. 10 Washington Court
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