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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
TO GET MEMBERS
FOR THE !. N. CA.

The largest and most enthusiastic
membership gathering that has ever
been held In the new Y. NJ. c. A.
building. at Grace and Seventh streets,
met In the association dining room
last night at supper. to organize the
big membership campaign to be held
November s-l1, Mr., Gordon, who
presided, was the first speaker Of the
evening; his subject. why We Need
the Campaign" General Secretary
Mckee reported on the splendid re-
suits from the first six months in the
new building. Red-hot five-minute
speeches were made by each OF the
generals on why our Team In Go
ing to VIM" proving without a doubt
that each of the four teams was 60
ing to come out on top.
The organization is made up Of 200
workers, divided into four sides, each
eide under the leadership OF a gem
eral. who has under him ten teams
of twenty men. each team led by q
captain. The four generals are f. w.
Farley, reds: Charles g. Taylor. Jr.,
whites; G. r. Richardson, blues, and
George w. Bahlke, grays.
The workers will meet for lunch
every day at I O'Clock. when reports
will be made as to members secured
by different teams. The flrst goal they
are trying to reach IL 200 new mem-
beers TO report at the first lunch on
Tuesday. Every worker who can pos
slbly do 10 IL urged To attend these
monday lunches az this Ii the best
place to eemerate enthnglaam.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

thirty-fcur the socialist labor In eight.
The independence League has full
State ticket in New YORK, the Key
stone and the industrial party each
have ticket in Pennsylvania; the
Peoples Independent tPopulistt has
ono in Nebraska. and the American
party tanti- Norman one In Utah.
Prohibittonists have tickets in Cali
fornia, coioradess Connecticut, Delta
ware. Illinois Indiana. Iowa. Kansas.
Massachusetts,, Michigan. Minnesota.
Missouri Nebraska, New Hampshire.
New jersey. New York, Ohio. Okla
homa. oregon. Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island. South Dakota. Texas. Utah and
Wisconsin.
Socialists have tickets in Alabama,
California Colorado. Connecticut,
Delaware, Florida, Idaho. Illinois, In
diana. Iowa. Kansas, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri. Mon
tana, Nebraska, Nevada. New Hamp.
shire. New Jersey. New York North
Dakota. Ohio. oklahoma, Oregon,
Pennsylvania Rhode Island. South
Dakota. Tennessee, Texas. Utah,
Washington. Wisconsin and Wyoming
The socialist labor party has tickets
in Illinois. Massa ehusetts, Michigan
Minnesota, Missouri New York, Ohio
and Texas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

NEW YORK. November THAT
DIR. Frederick A, Cook has finally de-
cided to emerge from his retreat"
and press his claims as the real dis
coverer of the North Pole. was learned
to-day when Captain Il. 5. Osborn. one
Of his closest friends. received "a let
ter from him stating that he IS
finally about ready to prove his
case
The letter was dated London. Eng
land, October Is, and In II DIR, Cook
said that he has almost completed
all of his letters and original data
for submission to the scientific So
cieties.
In discussing the Knud Rasmussen
report from Greenland that Ramus-
sen has interviewed the Cook and
Peary Eskimos and has concluded
that neither Cook nor Peary reached
a point within 100 miles of the pole
Captain Osbon said to-day:
"Of course there can be no ques-
ton that those hardy natives OF the
north are capable of making as
Economical observations and did make
them and thus can positively say
how far north both Cook and Peary
went. In DIR. Cooks letter to me
he says:
My case viii eventually rest on
its own merits without reference to
rival interests.
When the data and maps OF DIR.
Cook are complied and published. as
they WIN b< yers noon. they viii con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

and Tsmrauy Hail. the two most
powerful factors In New York. have
aligned themselves with Dix, the
Democratic candidate. and though ev-
cry effort has been made by Stimson.
the Republican nominee. 10 attract
voters, the most careful and conserva-
tive estimates forecast his utter de-
feat, giving Dix plurality of from
-. oee To 50.ooo votes.
working IA more or less sympathy
with Hearst John Mitchell president
Of the American Federation af Labor.
has made repeated attacks upon the
Democratic candidate but since the
attack has been almost purely Of a
personal nature and has involved foc
principles political prophets have up
10 this time attached bat little inn
pertance to them. and have repeatedly
declared that the arguments OF the
Ia horites and socialists and indepen~
dents affect their own candidates as
iniuriously as anyone else.
Straight Tickets.
Following H. resume showing
;hose States in which straight out
prohibition. socialist socialist labor.
independent and American tickets
have been put iii the field:
The prohibition party has tickets
in tw twenty-five States. the socialists in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
Virginia Weddings


Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
NORFOLK. VA, November THE
marriage OF Miss Mary Louise Jones.
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Andrew Jones. to Captain
George williams. United States army.
which took place Saturday at one
o'clock In st. Luxe's Episcop0
church, was one OF the prettiest o.
the fall weddings. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DIR. Howard, rector
OF the church. The chancel was beau
tifully decorated. Tho bride had ~
her matron Of honor. Mrs. Philip NJ
Prescott. Jr.. and a. hsr maid Of
honor, Miss Frances Page. OF VIM
chester. Va. They were attired In
gown made OF gold chiffon over golden
satin trimmed with gold lace. They
wore large black picture hats. covered
with plumes and carried bouquets Of
yellow daisies. The bride was given
In marriage by her father. Her gown
was Of white satin embroidered In
pearls. She wore tulle veil held in
place with orange blossoms ana car
ried white ivory prayer book, from
which hung showers Of lilies Of the
valley. Captain Williams had ~ his
best man Lieutenant Gordon John
ston, United States army. and the
groomsmen were Captain Fitxhugh
Lee, Lieutenant Duncan Elliott. The
ushers were A. Lyntoo Jones' ana
Ralph Jones, Philip n. Prescott, IT..
and Thomas N. Page. FoIlowing t1e
ceremony thA bridal party lid guests
wore driven 70 tho Lynn H9Vea hotGl
Rhere bfeA9f4sk was sefv41
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
PElLEGRA APPEARS
IN S0UTHs|OE
DEATH OF MRS. MARTHA A. TUR.
NER ATTRIBUTED TO THIS
STRANGE MAlADY.

PeiioRra. one of the most dreaded
of diseases. has made it's apapearauee
in Manchester aud Saturday claimed Il
victim when Mrs. Martha \. nrner. IS
years old. wife Of ". A. Turner. of
No. 31S East Fourth street. died.
The death certificate. signed by DIR.
f. r Rucker, sets forth that Mrs. Tur-
ner had been suffering with the malady
for six years, The family OF the wo-
man deny this, It. Is claimed that she
had been iii only nine weeks.
Whether there are other cases OF this
strange plague existing in the South
side Is lot known. As far as can be
learned, there have been no reports
made by physicians.
Funeral services over the body OF
Mrs. Turner were conducted Sunday
afternoon by Rev. j. T Haley. pastor
of the Stockton Street Baptist church.
The body was taken on special car
Monday morning to Ettrick. where the
burial took place.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Turner
leaves several sons and daughters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
ALL READINESS
FOR F00O SHOW
SCORES OF FOODSTCFTS WILL
BE EXHIBITED IN MASONIC
TEMPLE MONDAY.

Ali is being placed In readiness at
the Masonic Temple for the Greater
Richmond Pure Food Show, which
opens Monday night.
There will be scores upon scores OF
exhibits. practically every sort and de-
scription OF foodstuffs imaginable be-
ing displayed in their most attractive
form. 1t Is probable that more than
one visitor will And that the express
sion to have ones mouth water" /.
far more than hyperbolical slang.
The show Ii to be given under the
auspices of the Retail Groccrs' Assoc
citation. The exhibits will be under
the personal direction OF Mr.. II. w. H.
Dedd. who has conducted pure food
shows successfully in more than a
score of the larger cities throughout
country
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
PRAISE PASTOR OF
CENTRAL CHURCH
NETHODISTS WILL SEE THAT
REV. HENRY c. PFEIFTER
=
is RETAINED.

Members of the congregation Of the
Central Methodist church Will leave
no stone unturned to insure that
their pastor Rev. Henry G. Pfeiffer,
VIII he retained in the Southside.
though IL is generally conceded that
the general conference, which meets
this week. viii not remove him.
Mr.. Pfeiffer has had this charge one
year and during this time has gained
wonderful popularity. His work has
met with the approval of his flock
and of all Southside citizens. He has
successfully conducted the affairs of
the church.
There has been no intimation that
Mr. Pfeiffer would be removed by
the conference. but nevertheless APP
propriate action. II is understood. will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

no the Demssratie vsesrs. city -
Richmond, NiehmsNd, visp1aia,
The Republican party In this disfrics
10 working earnestly 70 secure votes
for it, candidate for Congress.
The City Democratic, COmmtttee
wishes to remind you Of the election Of
Congressman for this District ON
Tuesday. November the sth. and ear
nesty calls upon the Democratic vot-
ers OF this city to como to III polls
on election day and cast tAelr Aallcts
for Captain John Lamb. the Desno-
cratic nominee. q gentleman who has
the confidence OF his fellow c1tinons
and II eminentiy worthy Of % high
an honor.
The right to vote 10 more than
priviises-it 10 4 dvty--and can eut
remind the citissns. that bad Or or.
rupt government II more Aus - tn
neglect and indifference Of the ooo1
citizens than TO conspirAclse - con.
binations OF the bad and corrupt. {
therefore, urge that Il 10 the impeea.
tive duty Of all citiSens 70 ezeectsa
the elective franchise. and especially Il
this duty binding on al those whs
participated In the late primary.
BY order Of the committee.
NJ, NJ. MARTIN,
ChaifmaA.
HicsmonA. W. Ne1 {. 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
Craxes tore, Hull stree
be taken to endorse his administration
when the conference opens.
HOOD CAUGHT IN
HENRICO COUNTY
MAN WANTED ON SERIOUS
CHARGE IN CHESTERFIELD
NOW IN JAIL.

Lonnie Hood. wanted in Chesterfield
county fer alleged attempted criminal
assault upon Mrs. Bessie Dunnivant,
and who escaped before warrant
was issued for his arrest was cap
tured sunday by Sheriff Sydnor. OF
lIenrico county. The man was hiding
in the barn of the Rennie Dairy Com
pany, where he had obtained employ
ment after leaving Chesterfield.
Hood was turned over to Ofticer
Watts Monday morning by the Hen
rico authorities and Is now lodged
in the city Jail. He viii be tried
Friday morning by Magistrate l.. w
Cheatham, of the Oak Grove district
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07


Both carried huge bouquets OF yell
low Sutton ehrysanthemums. ana
wore picture hats OF BACK vclvet ana
plumes-
Captain Williams had as his best
man Lieutenant Gordon johnston,
United States army. and the grooms-
men were Captain Fftzhugh Lee, Lieu-
tenant Duncan Elliott and Captain
Cheney. of the United States army.
The ushers We're: Messrs- a. LINTON
Jones and Ralp Jones, Mr.. Philip NJ.
Prescott. Jr., and Mr.. Thomas New
ton Page.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party ana. guests we're driven to the
Lynnhaven hotel where a breakfast
was served. The decorations were
palms, ferns, yellow daisies and can
dies with yellow shades. The souvenir
wedding cake boxes were yellow and
white. During the entire time music
was rendered by a string band.
were Mrs. Thomas A. Smyth. Miss
Hattie Shields and Miss Rosalie
Mines. Of Richmond
s s'"'.
ni' ana Mrs- WHilaH Henry Sann-
gers. oI iso Insrty-second street,
,ions t ,n sems srri nave ls SUED INVITA-
Ter, MISS Mary Pleasants saunders. 10
Wy. roger FRANCES hicnardson. OF
P,i Hiins nam, AIR the "eoolhs 10
hesuas. November 10. AT the New
port news baptist church, the Kew.
Lioyu 1. wilson, y. H.. o1hciatinn.
MIS- saunders Is one OF the most
popular young ladies' OF the social set
since childhood. where she has won
most OF triehds VINO VIII lament her
departure from the city.
ana niagara Falls. the bride and
groom VIII WISH tue orides parents
there before ieaVihe TOT their future
noihe III oi.i,,.nhnan,,
Hiss Eleanor Lindsay Aoent the
week ena with 1rienas IN petersbrs
she VIII return 10 richmond MONDAY
eNeh@ts'
Miss Maria Mines, who has been
visiting In norfolk Tor several weeks.
has returned to the CITY
- :. ~,
Washington, u. t., came 70 Rich
mona on SATURDAY, she VIII make
her future nome IN th's CITY.
Miss Mary Ball who has been Wis
ting FRIENDS In Alexandria IL now In
ba'titno'e'
Rev. John I. BOSNIAN. former pas,
tor of Park Place church. and "ae
| wiii De the guests Of Mrs -. =,
biantoH' iooe rioso avenue io' 'ne
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

vince the world that DIR. Frederick A.
Cook is not in the least disturbed
by the yarns handed out from time
to time for the purpose of discrediting
the claims which he will give to the
world at large in the Very near
future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
Conclude Trial.

The trial of the suit OF q. &. Dill
Ion against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. which has been in
progress FOR more than week in
Hustings Court, part two, Is expected
to end Monday afternoon. 1t is hoped
TO turn the case of the jury before
nightfall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

Cars !saee Manehssta, ssvsnsA sad Psesy
60. 8. lA q. si3 r. NJ, l. !. a. A4
ss6:i5, ~ !. 3, sosio p. M.
li1o = NJ 10 chasesf, 1900 nidsisAs IL
Gsy "A. tbsselbsrs. Nos sysazoss alssss. ~
S:iS. "a ss7:t8. .s7;Ss. SIS, ga s1o.aA
II IA 4. ~, 1884 ia las. 3:3e, Szy1A esoG
Gas. n ~. A:3As Dsa8. sl0'lO. II ~ p. n.
Cassiss hAG1Aos N e1pseas
ssLjmite4, eseept aYndays and hohdayA
I Al ease .fre0 tseesebuFg ccDnsss 9Th ease -
Richmnnd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
viii Resume Meeting.

The meeting of the Fourth Quarter
~ Conference of the Central Meth
odist church. which adjourned from
Saturday. viii resume it's work Mon
day night. The report to be made to
the general conference. which meets
in Richmond this week. will be pre-
pared at this time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
Police Court.

{. {. bunnivant was fined $40 and
costs Monday morning in Police Court
No on a charge of disorderly con-
duct q. e. Hubbard, arraigned for
the same offense, was dismissed.
Five negroes were brought before
Justice Maurice for shooting crap.
Each was fined SIS and costs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
Hold Court nj STAFFORD.

Judge L. RI. Wells. of Hastings
Court. part two, will leave next Sun
day for Stafford where he will hold
court for Judge John A. Mason, who
is seriously Ill at the Johnston Willis
Sanatorium here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
AIasons Meet.

A called meeting of Manchester
Lodge, No. II. A. f. and A. NJ.
VIII take place Monday night at 100
O'Clock at the Masonic Temple. There
VIII be work in the first and second
degree.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

Memphis Sleeping Car Service Wis
Southern Railway
leaves Richmond l0:A5 A. H. daily.
The Southern Railway Offers very at
tractive service to and from Memphis.
s. f. BURGESS. d. r. A..
a20 East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
TOA SALE.

A FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
virginian Want Ads. will bring you
buyer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
Quarles & Wheat6eh, 3rd & Broat
Pants

When you look over the large
stock OF Odd Pants we carry you
must imagine we are manufacture
ers, but our large trade for them
makes it necessary to buy in large
quantities, consequently getting
bottom prices. We have them in
every conceivable pattern, and
prices to meet the pocket book Of
all classes.
Overalls, Pants and jackets, (Sweet
Orr's), 9oc.
Corduroy Parts, (Sweet Orr's), 13.eo.
Working Pants &l.5o. Z
N.ee. $3.50. $500, $t.oe, ez.eo.
Quarles ( Wheafeld,
Md al Bssal Sinh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

Mrs +. Catesby Jones will visit her
daughter. Mrs. John g. Armistead
at the Stratford. in Norfolk, this
week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

Al determining whether Colonel
yk9eaevelt shall ever again sand for
9eA presidency. the fight In New York
H. attracting more widespread interest
any other contest in the United
IN this State the colonel has
~ absolute charge of the Republi-
campaign and injected 60 much
~ personality into 1t that 1t IL
eougit out largely upon per-
ltnee and personal issues.
j en01o both fear and hate Roose-
- regard him ~ one OF the
l4any 81 harmony. Wall Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

Mrs. j. K. Wingfeld II In Char
lottesville for the Norris Norneet
wedding.
The Washington times., 1910-07-04
sEAR0ARD III IL.

1o-a5 a. n daiiy-.tF'lOrida Fast KALI
-ri1-Dreh coaches and Pullman sleepers 70
Sa-snnah and Jacksonville PaTi0T car Jack
sonvflle TO Tampa Through Sleeper 20
Atlanta Dining cars
- D. IA dafIy-'sSeaboard Expresss
--nro71ea coaches and Pullman sIeepers Sz-
[anuah. Jacksonville. and Tampa Through
sleepers. electric lights and fans. obse-va-
ton ear and coaches Atlanta. Birminghaua.
and Memphis Dining cars
Ticket OnIce. 191S New York ave. n W
e 4. HARDWOOD, c. 7. A.
Gee. z. Phillips. DP-A C-B. Ran, cPA
The Washington times., 1910-07-04
LEGAL NOTICES

n TFIE SUPRE1cE COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COZ CEIBIA- Holding the Pro
bate Court Il re. Estate of 1Iar- 4
VVatheu. deCeasF l. Administration 70 Is. SO
Upon the report OF F Snowdsn Hfu zE-
nliuistrator G. Z a. Of the estate OF Mary
+ Wathen. deceased, fled IN this case on
J Une i. 1910. which report states rhar he
has sold. subject 20 the ratification Of this
Court, house ana s-t known No SOP Gun
street :. e. N Washington City. District OF
Columbia. for S2.259-o0 net and house and
lot known as No 81 Sth street s E. IN said
City. for $4,000 net il IS ordered by the
Court this 1Eth day Of June. A D.. 1910. that
each cf said sales be ratified and confirmed
I-u5ess cause 10 the contrary be shown on Or
before the 24th day OF July A D. 1916, pro %
Vided a copy or this order be published fl
scTle newspaper 3r newspapers Published in
the said City once week for three success
sive weeks before said oath day OF July. a y.
1870. THOS II. ANDERSON, Justice. tSeaID
A True Copy Attest JAMES TANNER
Eegisser Of wills
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Published only as Information. not gusra1tesS
9-n0 D N daily-EoT Virginia West VIZ
80 AID Kentucky points Pullman sleep
= 70 Cincinnati and Louisville c 3 o.
diTfnrE car from CharIotteSvils-
so D N daf1y-CLeS CINe~A1l-ST- LOUIS
CrTT~ECO SPECIAL Solid train to 81
forfs with Pullman sleepers % Chicago
5000 only at important stations Pull1ns1's
es,,est ,saufl,-Ienr and G & .. dining car
T1-7o % N daily-E- F. V LIMITED. Zoe
),j--@Trnstf Louisville. the West Southwest.
- SS,-thyvest- Pullman sleeDers 70 Virgin
= Eet springs. Cincinnati. aEd LouizEllis.
c q o. dining car
C6esaaeaks and ohio Offices At So Pa
- "a + St and New Union Ststsos.
,-sleohone Main 1906 and 2s96 fer tickets, bag
80 cnecks. reservations. and ta1icabs-
The Washington times., 1910-07-04
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPART1IENT. once OF the
Sf.rersfsing Architect. Washington D. c.
Tune . 1910. SEALED PROPOSALS viii
be received at this office until O'Clock p
m on the 18th day OF July. 1910, and then
oDeued for a new vault IN the fourth floor
Of the United States Treasury washington
y. c. in strict accordance with the draw
f1gs and specification. copies OF which may
be obtained at this Office at the discretion
OF the Supervising Architect JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR Supervising Architect
GFNFRAT. DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT. washington
July J. 1910. Sealed proposals, IN tip
licate viii be received at this Office until
IL o'clock a. m. Monday. August Z. 1910. and
thea publicly opened for furnishing and de-
livering forage and straw at WASHINGTON
y. c. and posts in vicinity. Blank forms
and instructions FOR making proposals VIII
be furnished upon application TO this Office.
II. I. PETTCS. Captain and Quarteruaster,
Z. S. 4. IN charEe q DePot-
The Washington times., 1910-07-04
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-MlSCELLANE0US
Extraordinary Bargains in
Pianos and Player Pianos
during this great expansion sale High-erade:
guaranteed Instruments Easy terms . ~
Tavmeut A few Of the specials Stien. $3.50
Knabe SlE Weber. $50; Gibson SO, Hara-
man. $40. Bradbury, S2z5i Nose' 80, CLil-S-
$50: CecIlian Player-piano, S345i Ptanola-
piano, S295i ten new $50 Autotones at $40.
Many others
o. ]. DEMOLL & CO.,
Cor. 18th and c SITS. \. ".
800 HIGH BRED single comb white leghora
c0ckrels and pulletss weeks old; Tor busS
ness reasons oFne- must sell quick al
dress BOX -, Forest Glen, Nd
FOR sALE-TWo .r9II top desks fist tips
also iron safe So
sc NORWOOD. sth and K n W.
a NEW COsIBINATION bookcase ard desk.
3: me Old walnut 1narble-tOp ste tl.-
nitures sl25 iron bed and mattress, s. up al
kinds o. clothing, cheap LARkINs 14oS W
do YOU WANT A WATCH Everyone
does; $50 buys either Elgin or WalthaIn
guaranteed 20-yeaF watch. MADISON COM
PANE Dept X Baltimore. Nd
UNBLOCKED PANAMA OF excer tionaI dne
weave and quality for sale at saerifce-
Address JOS L. BAUM. 1872 OTIS St. Brook
land. y. c.
FOR SALE-Ice boxes, suitable for grocery;
made by people who know how, not tink-
ers- Get the best
See NORWOOD. Sth and K y w
FOR SALE-Sexton Loudoun furnace No a.
also new Baltomore range. No 81. and 4
burner gas range all IN best condition 124o
New jersey ave y w
FOR SALE-Furniture. new and slightly
used reasonable Save money.
See HOLLYWOOD. 18th and K y ".
FOR SALE-Large ice chest. suitable for
dairy Or lunch room. openings with cans
See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X y. W
FOR SALE n p electric Z2G-volt motor
and reostat; bargain 13i5 Pa ave.
FOR SALE-Piauo. So cash; beautiful tone;
upright perfect condition; cost $50 so5
n Y ave n W
FOR SALE-FIne fresh buttermilk SC glass.
stan 1S3 Center Market. J. r HOPKINS
The Washington times., 1910-07-04
SUBURBAN BOARD

THE TOWERS 900 Wis ave vTenTev+0-v-
rd-) Highest and coolest point near ci-,--
airy rooms large DoTChcs. abundant table
Phone Cleveland "a N
The Washington times., 1910-07-04
COUNTRY B0ARn

ANIEL--El1GrCerE farm o. r-frne r-----
Remington . miles from WASHINGTON fine
table vegetables mix. Ice fruit families
or parties desired s. per week Mrs ~ 4
KING. keEningtoG. F'auQuier county. Va
Mt VIEW HOUSE is o7s- f-- $780,
July High, healthfuI. and beautifuI scer
ery- table furnished from farm plenty ~
fruit Address Ms HARRIET a SNVT5r-rs
Germantown. No r r D No ]. COX -
BALTIMORE COTTAGE Reb9bofE I-7----I--
surf open June .; large porches- sT-
cellent meals terms m0deTa-e. special fam
fly rates Ms BOWEN IRON
The Washington times., 1910-07-04

SEVERAL HOUSES. Bethesda. Nd. modern
improvements. 81 so to $500; wiz exchange.
Address BOX 1sS, Times Office.