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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-23
School oardsns Create Tas4..

Tho educational value of the schoo safden cannot be overestimated. Wha, ve want to do is to teach the childrrr easte-get taste into the child. get tasf. 6to the household and then finally tass. Into the communlty-and when we har. done this we need not fear the result says the Los Angeles Times. The lac o6 taste in the community generally r. an unfortunate fact, notwtthstandin1 cur grand school system. and may be attributed in large degree to til. n1lure to appreciate its necessity b, our educators. It Is parnculart, pleas mg to those most deeply interested t, note how universal is becoming tj,, demand for school gardens. Reform f., many branches of public improvement, would be far easier of accomplishment, now had tho children of tho previo,. generation been trained in the fund, mental principles of taste, the powe. s perceiving, appreciating and discov ee'ag beauty and excellence. The nor. ws consider rhs curriculum of our pun 10 schools. the moro VI perceive hoy n could be improved to meet the chang lng conditions of our American life Oof children need far mora than tf,, nree h's to fit them for citizenship a. n ls drawing upon uA Tho atmospher. sAd appurtenances of the schoolroon .noolo tend to impart culture ant usee' which in turn arc nansferred t, uas nome and thus minister to tho een oral upbuildtns. One of tho surest an, oest ways to accomplish this greates sooo to both school and home is [. oex13 at times tho schoolroom (f,.ura 1vely. at 'east out Into the pure ane s,'vauns atmosphers and influence q
 he school garden.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
NINA HASSEANORTHY
CRITICS ARE TOLD
Some Form Of Official Re
port to Be Made on Fate
of Missing Tug,

It IS considered likely that the Navy
Department will institute some form
Of investigation in the case Of the naval
tug Nina. which is believed 10 have
sunk off Fenwick Island February g.
while on its way 70 Boston from Hamp-
ton Roads
All hope Of. finding the vessel has been
abandoned. and all that remains now
TO be done by the department is TO
prepare an official report on the dis
aster for the records.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Win
thrOp said today he did not know
whether or not an inquiry would be
made. and IN the event one Is decided
upan he has no idea now Of the char
acter & would assume.
In answer TO criticism 90 the effect
that the boilers Of the little tug were
not IN the best condition, and trat Il
was imDrudent Of the Bureau Of Savi-
cation to permit so small a craft to
7 axe such a long ocean voyage, the
department contends that the equip
meHt OF the Nina was Of the best As
for the voyage from Boston to Hamp-
ton Roads and return being too great
risk the department explains that
two sister ships 10 the Nina have made
trips around the world
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
A FRIENDLY GROCER
Dropped a Valuable Hint About Coffee.

For about eight years" writes a
Mich. woman, I suffered from nervous
ness-pGrt Of the time down IN bed with
nervous pTOstration-
-SoU7etimes would get numb and If
would be almost impossible for me IN
speak for q spe1- At other times 7
would have severe bilious attacks. and
my heart would fiutter painfully when
would walk fast, or sweep
Il have taken enough medicine 10
start a small drug store without any
benefit One evening our grocer was
asking Husband how was and urged
that I quit. coffee and use Postum, so
he brought home a pkg and I made It
according to directions and We were
both delighted with IT.
so We quit coffee altogether and used
only Postum began to get better in
months time and look like another per
son, the color came hack 10 my cheeks,
I began to sleep well my appetite was
good and I commenced TO take on flesh
and become Interested in everything
about the house
Finally was able 10 do all my own
work without the least sign Of my old
trouble am so thankful for the little
book. The Road TO WeTviIIey It has
done me so much good haven's taken
medicine Of any kind for Six months
and don't need any
A friend of ours who did not like
Postum as she made IL. liked mine and
when she learned 10 boil it IOnE enough.
hers was as good as mine It's easy If
you follow directions Read the little
book, The Road TO WelIvilIe.' in pkgs.
There's a Reason"
Evar Rad the above Je+ter9 a -e1
one appears from time to time They
are genuine, true and fun OF human
interest
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
STATUE Of HARLAN
IS PUT IN HALL
Critics Are Calling It An
Effgy of Former Sena-
tor From Iowa.

The statue Of former Senator James
5 Harlan IF Iowa has been erected in
Statuary Hail
1t Is Of bronze and one Of the largest
statues in the collection II stands be
tween Thomas Benton, Of Missouri. and
Frances Willard The statue was &C.
signed by Miss Nellie Walker, OF the
Chicago Art Institute, a young woman
who Is native Of Iowa
Critics differ on the merits Of the
Harlan statue. and some are referring
10 Il as an "Cfdgy-' An artistic row Of
large proportions threatens to be
stirred up over this statue. and. indeed
over the merits Of the whole collection
IN StatuaTy Hall. and the question
whether the assembling Of a number Of
statues not IN harmony with each other
Is not ili-advised-
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
REPEATS SUCCESS
IN HINDU DANCES
Ruth ST. Denis VIII End Engage
ment In Washington This
Afternoon.
Afternoon

Miss Ruth St Denis. the woman who
has gone the classical dancers just a
HttIe bit better IN the originality Of
conception in the dancing art again
showed her drawing power at the Ma
tionaI Theater yesterday afternoon,
when the largest audience which has
seen her in Hindu dances here received
her with gratifying applause
As on Monday. when she made her
nrSf appearance here. her dances were
wonderful exhibitions Of weird Oriental
grace and beauty Her costumes were
ScAnty IN quantity, but gorgeous IN
quality, with the really magnificent
scenery. excellent orchestral music. and
several natives Of E5industan 10 add 10
the ATMOSPHERE and local color there
vas nothing IN the negative" attire Of
TIE young dancer 60 which one could
OBJECT Miss St Denis viii conclude her
erleS or afternoon matEnees here this
sfreluoOn. the program starting al $50
o'clock
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
MILITIA find BODY
NEAR CAIRO JAIL
Half Dozen Are Wounded
Following Sheriff's Com
mand to Fire.
Continued from First PageJ

lis early last evening. He had previous
" arranged TO be IN Bellevue today tc
witness the hanging OF the negro Clark.
but decided TO stay and await develop
ments- About 10 O'Clock NelIis called
Governor Deneen by long distance tele-
phone, telling him of the situation.
Talk Of Lynching-
Shortly after this NeIIls learned that
men were collecting in saloons and talk
ing Of lynching the negroes. Pratt and
Wilson He then tried 10 find Captain
Greaney. Of Company K. Illinois Ma
tional Guard and COT ID not, so called
up the governor again Lieutenant This
tlewOod was ordered 10 call out the
company but did not know how 10
muster the men
At 1913 the mob appeared at the
court house and started througb the
gate and Up the steps Of the jail NeIlls
commanded the mob 70 disperse.
TO h With you was the response.
-Four leaders had covered their faces
with handkerchiefs. according TO Neuis.
and ne was unable 70 recognize them
Nellis telepHoned the governor what
had happened, and said some one had
asked permission 10 remove the body
Of the dead man from the Jail yard
Governor Deueen instructed him 10
allow no one 70 enter the Jail yard until
re-enforcements arrived Shortly before
daybUesk, Company X put in an ap-
pesrsnce- and HalEday's body was re-
moved 20 the lnfl1nary- The body was
warm when picked I'D. II is said
Governor Deneeu has ordered al sa-
looms IN Cairo closed UP, and the ad-
5UJant general has sent word that Com
pauy Q, Of EffnEhar1, VIII arrive early
this afternoon
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
LADIES' AUXILIARY
PLANS CELEBRATION

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Adas
Israel Congregation has arranged to
celebrate WashingtOH's Birthday ami
versary with IN entertainment and
dance at National Rifles Armory. for
the benefit Of the new synagogue at
sixth and 7 streets northwest The u-o-
gram viii 1nclGde selections by Anton
kaSpaT, VlollniSJ- Arthur Mayo. pianist
Ernest GIchner, eIOCu1iOuist. and Miss
Selma SelinSerr singer and dancer.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
OFFERS TO-FIGHT
FOR MONEY OWED

ST LOUIS, Feb. IS--Pointinc 4 re-
voIver al Simon SeeIiR. president Of the
Savings Trust Company. Martin 7.
d wson. real estate dealer. said
Get YOUR sun ard come outside
Wen shoot it out"
During the conversation a clerk called
a policeman and Dawson was ove-Drvr-
eI"d ans arrested He asserts thar See
lE owes him money. The two men
Fought a GueI in front OF the bank Issr
july following similar challenge. but
neither was injured
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
JOHNSON DIRECTS
c. A. R. DEPARTMENT
Elected Commander of the
Potomac at FOTty-SeCOnd
EnCampment.

il. = Johnson today entered upon the
CUties Of department commander, De
D rtment of the Potomac. Grand army
OF the Republic Other officers elected
at the forty-seCond annual eEcampuent,
which closed last night. are George G.
PISS, senior vice commander J d
FlOoGCOCd- Junior vice commander the
Pew y p Miller, chaplain. and DT
Thomas Calver. medical director
& joint installation Of officers Of the
Grand Army of the Republic and the
WCmgn'S Eelief CORPS VIII be held a.
q. a r Han, February n
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
SPEAK Easy IN AL

BLOOMSBURY. Pa. Feb. 1S-Sheriff
LeDner has discovered ''Spea kcasy-
in the county jail a negro, who gave
the name Of Gus LonS. Of WiIkesbarre,
asked for admission to the jail upon
the pTetext OF visiting a prisoner, and
soon was seen doing out drinks Four
quarts and a pint Of whisky were found
On the man. Who was locked in a cell.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
"SCOTTY" EN- ROUTE
TO NEW GOLD FIELD

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Feb. 1s.-"Death
Valley Scotty." famous throughout the
West and South IS q good gold miner
and p-OspeCtOT- is now on his way 20
this city. drawn 10y the glowing re-
ports from JaTb-i5ge
" est and South as gold miner
throughout Nevada and California has
been rich and poor by turns He has
been among the nrSt on the scene in
ali Of the new fields. and his coming
here is taken as a good omen.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
SEIDLE Is ELECTED-

READING, Pa, Feb. Is.-WaIter A.
Chafey resigned today as president of
the Pleading basketball Association, and
Thomas c SeidIe. chairman Of the Re
publican county committee, was elected
70 succeed him Cusfey and Manager
Foster have been at odds for long
tame.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
UNDERTAKEN BANKRUPT.

SPRINGFIELD. III. Feb. 1S--Nfrz So
Dhia HaCEmsn. Of Alhsubra. III, one OF
the few women undertaken In the state
and who also engaged in the lumber
business has fled a petition n bank
T-ptCv in the Trited States district
court here
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICES

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER OF
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA washing
ton. D. c., August (. 1910 Ordered That.
under the provisions OF Section Of the
Act Of Congress approved June 70. ISIS en-
titled An act TO create a revenue In the
District Of Columbia by IsvyinE a tax upon
all dogs therein to make such dogs per
SBnsI property and Tor other purposes the
Commissioners hereby give notice that every
dog in said District shah. for a period OF
one year on and after seven days from the
date hereof wear good and substantial
uuzzle securely put ON. as 20 prevent
ir from biting or swapping and any doc
going at large during said period without
such muzzIc. shall be taken up by the pound
MASTER and imuDu0IeG. JOHN a. JOHN
sion + N. MARKHAM lActfnE}. Com
ufz=iorers Of the District OF Columbia
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
TIE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA wash
fnEton- August LIST, 1870 Sealed proposals
ssh be received at this Office until two
O'Clock D. m Thursday. September LIST. 1910.
for furnishing one straight double s. gallon
tank chemical engine for use in the Fire
Deuzrtment Of the District Of Columbia
Form or proposal specifications. and ne-es-
ssry information may be obtained upon an
plcati1u 10 the Property Clerk. j.. g. Room
sac. District Building CJNO H RUDOLPH
JOHN A. JOHNSTON. F. II. MARKHAM
tAcrinE Commissions. d G.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA wash
iaEtou- August LIST. 1910 Sealed Proposals
VIII be received at this Office until two
O'Clock p m. Wednesday, August 10Th. 1910
for furnishing zoo. more or less metal 1o-l-
ers- TO be installed at the Central High
School. this city Form OF proposal sDeCf-
fcaticns, and necessary information nav h.
obtained upon application to the Pro5er4v
Clerk D. c. Room go. District F-7ffTfn-
CENO IL RUDOLPH john - JOHNSTON
r II MARKHAM acting Coruruissio-ers
D c.
PROPOSALS for the purchase on r7-sf--5---
and wreckinE the old Citizens Bank Tsr7-
18th St. viii be received I.v The r-r,l7s5--
signed up 10 September = Building NAV D..
inspected by applying TO J Il de STEsT1r-z
Architect 1e02 Hibbs Building.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

UPRIGHT PIANOS AT SACRIFICE PRICES
We've started work anucXiuE the adjoining
bulilluE % our establishment and must sell
these pianos quickly Pease $50. Hartman
$50 GaDierr Sl5Os Fose. $50 SteiH $50
Erabe- $50 ShoninEer. $50. Gibson. SIS A
T. Chase, $50, KfmbaU. $50. and many
others Easy terms Many big bargains in
players O. J DeNOLL & CO, Corner, 18th
ana O. srs-
FOR SALE-StIef. Stein-vav Kuabe. Shaw.
kchie- & Campbell, Mason & FfamIIn. and
number OF other used pianos 81 sacrl-
dciIE prices. must sell tC make room Tor
new stock CHAS N. STIEFF 1GCS-lg0 r
81 y W J. c. CONLIFF. Manager.
FOR SALE-PiauO5 magnificent tone. Angus
tus Bauss upright grand sacrifice SO So
y y ave.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO r.

Published only as Information. not gUarsatssa
20 2. n 6aIly-E'or Virginia West VIZ
rfr,fa ard Kentucky points Pullman siss7-
. 70 Cincinnati and LouisviIle. . a O
Sf-f-r car from Charlottesville
40 .. n Ely-CI&CLNNATT-SE LOUIS
CTgTCaGO SPECIAL Solid train 70 s.
/ or1is with Pullman slsepers 70 Chicaza.
Stops only at important stations Puil-laa'a
49, ecsslfr,-nen- and c a. .. dining car
no p m daily-E- F. V LIMITED To-
(-inc5uuatL Louisville the Wssr- So1rhTssr.
sna Southwest Pullman sleepers 10 Vfrxfs-
"a Hot Springs. Cincinnati. and L0uIsTflla
c a. O. Gizins car
Chesapeake ana Dllo Olhces ~ 80 Pa
- Tsss r 81. and New Union Stasfo-L
Tsiephoae Main 1C55 and 20 for tickets bsr-
gaze checkz, reservations AID taxicz5s-
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
MOTORCYCLES

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND MOTOR
cycles. from SO ups z Yale. 5 Indians, !
Harley Davidson. Light. TWIN Thor
p n CORR SIS 9Th 81 n W
READING STANDARD. single cylinder; good
-alue, So T n LLDD. JT. Inc. 1Zg
y Y ave
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
WALL PAPER

GIVE Us A TRIAL before having your
rooms papereds great reduction FOR next 50
days. estimates CheeTfUlIy given. ". II.
LAETIN BRO III y . ave : z
Pho1e i -
SEE NE before having your house papered
Rooms papere5 froua $ Up. RICHARD
c RLISLE- 445 New York ave Phone North
90
ROOMS PAPERED. q I'd. send postal for
samples and estimate CHAS- r HTSAE.
us Cd ST. : r Line zZ5s n
ROOMS PAPERED. g Up Wall paper %
&C, and Sc piece work guaranteed. u
sPREUK- So p ST y " Phone North 7Eu.
HUNT The OLD RELIABLE. now Iocatsd
ar 18th and q y. ". All WORK reduced DEEr
g days Telephone Main 96E7-
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
NORTHUMBERLAND

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
Ing. either ladies' Or gents send postal.
viii call B. TARSHES. 1908 9Th St y. w
Phone North 49,
W-ANTED-SeCoud-han furniture Of all
kinds. also carpets. mattings. stoves. etc
pay the highest cash prices send card
or phone d NOTES .6I5 Ia ave n "
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies',
gentieUeu'sr and Cbildrel's Cast-oI wes ring
-parel- drop postal. VIII call G. LIVING
SION L-f 9TH ST y W. OF Phone North 51J8
HIGHEST CASH paid Tor ladies' or gentle
mems worn garments Send postal, VIII
call AELPEI{. ~ 9Th St y w
BEST PRICES paid for ladies' or gentle
mems clothing Cal. write. or phone Il
STELNBEFG- go ~ 81 3 ". Phone Il 1511 n
yANTED-To buy every auto tire and inner
tube IN Washington also scrap metal hiEh-
est spot cash prices North 2s5g- J. GLASS
Err g. CO. go 5Jh St y " Drop postal
W--NTED-E'Urnir,Ire for cash; sell your
goods 90 the man who gives you the most
money. See NORWOOD. nth and X.
BIG MONEY paid Tor cast of clothing, shoes
hats. and shirts; drop postal, wiz call.
H GEWiItZ. 125s 9Th ST y W
WACCTED-E'Urnf5urs and carpets. contents
or houses a speciality, Tor CASH fair and
square dealings ALEAUGH. 50 = y W
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
FOR SALE-STORES.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-cSevT 6--oo-1 house. win zcrez-
OF more 81 desired - miles from River
dale CT trolley line: now being built. g go
also tracts from Z 20 : acreE- Phone q L
Hyattsyille- B D STEPHEN. Owner. River
dale. Nd
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
Moore-s AddItIou3
CLARENDON VA

minutes from AQueduCt Bridge VIA Faill
Church Electric Railway: IS minutes 70 is
and Pa ave Original shade trees
Lots SEQ each s. cash and s. per month
No Interest No Taxa
We VIII build homo 70 suit you o.
monthly payments
3 N DAVIDSON. Agent
Residence. Clarendon. Va RossIyn, "a
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
FOR SALE-LOTS
FOB SALE SEASHORE LOIS

OWN A COTTAGE By THE SEA
At beautiful North ChessEsake Beach.
THE COMING CITY on THE BAY
The only salt Water Resort Accessible
TO Washington
LOTS SO AND Up. s. DOWN s. PER NO
Church, hotel, stores. clubhouse. and %
houses already built Many lots sold @.
mile ~ beach from G. p r r station
Tae automobile Agent az hotel ls 5th
81 y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

LET Us CALL AND GIVE YOU
OUR ESTI1LATE
on AL kinds OF building -e-ll1zlirEs and re-
pairing UEI1G mechanics UlZera-s prices
so SOB too large OF small
CEAS- c EENNON. Is 18th 81 y "
Phone NJ 1917
DROP POSTAL ro- our estimate On house
repairing and reLude-ll-- - 3. GIBBS
ls2s L s. NV. Phones " ss91 and y 100 "
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-CalumbIa Electric IN good coD-
di-ion; complete. with recharEinE outdt-
FOR SALE-Stesrns touring car sch. p
gully equipped and IN excellent condition.
FOR SALE-1-cyllnder Yale. touring car. IN
Eood condition; q bargain
FOR SALE-1sI0 5-cylIucer Overland. fully
equipped. frst-c-ass condition 4 barCaiu
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
FLOOR OILS

c T. HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-E-IIIlns
Floor Oh keeps the floors clean and bright.
gives them polished finish. Good for your
furniture; rry Il SOC gallon delivered Phone
Main 5f5s- OEiCe- rs Pa ave y W Wash
5-E-ou. d c., Z s. A Used by Z. s. cove
and over 3 0C0 families for the last Is y,,ars.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
eUSIMESs O3PoRTuNITIES


GROCERY; daily sa-es $50 TO $50. price 81 80
UfltJtEatt1. good cash trade; daily sales
W ~ f.s......-.- 80
HooMiNe- HOUSE. ali rooms fun: fine
BOOMING HOUSE. win inventory 500:
ptlee ---.---..- 90
LUNCH I,ooM; downtown business st:
BARBER SHOP. Z chairs; dany re-
celpts so TO $50 ], 80
BARBER sElS5. chairs; good bust
SALOON. near Govt dept: must sell.
C0NFEC.TOVFRy sT0Pis. s .,,'------ - ~
Small GROCERY and variety store;
Dice ------------ 20
sIANIcURING PARLOR: good trade 10
COL p Z BUSINESS BROKERS,
- ~ ST
OPEN-AIR Moving Picture: colored
trade northwest section clearing big
money asking price .----.--- 81 900
MEAT STAND Western Market; rent
SO, owing 70 death wiz take.-....------ 900
CORNER GROCERY S E. cheap
rent me house, quick sale.-......... CSC
tOJ 18th INTEREST IN moving picture
business ana property n W 500
CAFE on 18th ST; cheap rent; fine op-
pOrtunlty Tor right party----.-------- 1 500
LRf GOODS and notion store. tine le-
cation doing good businCss------------ 200
LAiLefiNG Business best part Of city:
Bo"l paying; sacrifice a1-----.-.----.--- 100
GROCERY and meat store. y. z.
Gally cssn sales. Si5s viii sacrifice at Loo
Wv YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1929 r
CAFE, north side "a ave. y. w. sacri-
nee close partnership THORNTON T7i5
Pa ave y "
NOTION STORE: thoroughfare: monthly
business $50; snap for lady THORNTON.
lIiS Pa ave
EOOIING HOUSE. All outside rooms. all
occupied; bargain. THORNTON 1145 Pa
CONFECTIONERV- near school cheap rent
EaH# tod
THORNTON, 1875 Pa ave. y. w
SALOON. " w best location in city, s.. 600
Bakery and confectionery. VIII sell prop
cry Best lunch room Iu city, retiring Gro
Gerry ana provisions. some OF the best cor
uers in city Whriesale liquors centrally
located BJGAN- Oh Ia ave
FOR SALE Boarding house. 10 rooms: in
come of $50 month. rent so month; close
% Census Bureau cheap if sold Ia next 10
days. Mrs- 2 r H0i-AiEG 2i5 y. Cap 81
FOR SALE-Ssw mill and box shook plant.
both river and rail- connection. IN AIissls-
sipri valley plenty u v,.-r0n wood and gum
timber available plenty orders on hand.
owner in poor health wishes 20 retire Ad-
dress BoA 80. Iimes once
DRUGGIST --1rss 60 borrow 81. go. VIII give
CLa-rel rrusL on stock fixtures and foun-
tain or VIII sell for $780, one-haIf cash.
balance easy terms BOX a64- Times Office
FOR SALE-DruE store. In \. e. average
business SD a day 10 reasonable offer re-
fused Address DRUGS. BOX $50, Times Office
FOR SALE-TaIlor store. at III IIth st.:
living rooms Upstairs SIS month; . years
ease sod very reasonable
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
DANCING

PROF. wT<DHA1I. SIS -zth n W Al
dances taught any time Lesson, s0c;
electric fans open al summer. Phone
II 1913
MISS COULTER, 81 Eve 81 y " II yoa
can walk I can teach you 70 waltz lessons
any tme- Soc Phone Main I1s9-
DANCING STUDIO. ZS Eye 81 " w
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers. So
clal dance Thursdays Phone Main 81
OPEN Al SUMNER
DAvISOS-s. Pref and Mr. 7Is sth y ~
Est IEs2 Phone II 1854. Lessons any hour
classes and dances. Tues. Thur. eFs-
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL-
Only one sarght al a tine.
Latest dances Two Instructors
1913 y 2 ave SELECT Phone II $50 70
DENTISTRY
OPEN sunday to & Special prices. PalaIsss
extraction and cleaning absolutely Ires-
81 sets o. teeth f,- SO SO sets Of teeth
for S. IS sets q I-eth for So s. sets Of
teeth for S. God Gowns. $. Bridgevvor!S
ESQ. Filings. Soc ARMY & NAVY PAIN
LESS DENTISTS, Cor. Tth and + SITS En-
trance 655 Z St. ". W $50 e. n 10 S D m
Phone Main 1924 n
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
AUTOS REPAIRED

OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT. IN charge
or EDET- EASSETT. who has had 10
years experience in auto construction We
are able TO take care OF auto repair work
OF the most complicated character Patrons
have absolute assurance that work left Iu
our care TT-,IS- be entirely satisfactory CON
GRESSE DIAL GARAGE. IS Pa ave S =
Phone l. ISL