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The Washington times., 1910-02-06
Died.

BECkERT-Ou Saturday. February . rqfe
at .. H.. CRESZz-N-IA widow OF Chris
tisn n Becker and mother 0f Robert ".
and Charles a Beckett and Catherine Sloan.
aged eighty-thTee years
BROWN-On Saturday. February 3. 1910 A.
: p m, HELEN W. wife Of J. W
Brown and only daughter Of Emily r
1aitdsy. aged twenty-seven years
CARROLL-Uu Saturday February {. 1919 A.
S-i5 a. M MARGARET E CARROLL, be-
loved wife Of the late George w Carroll
az her residence 80 9Th St s. ".
Funeral services at Rylsnd NJ =. church
ar HUrlock. Nj fest
DAVIDGE-Ou Saturday. Febrl, iry .. 1910
At 10 a W.. at his residence. 1875 Q street
northwest CHARLES H son OF Charles
r. and Agnes Davidge, aged sixty-seven-
ELWOOD-OH Saturday. February ;, 1910
~ Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
p.taL- CHARLES THOMAS beloved hus-
hand or Kate r ElwoOd. father Of Ms
John P Flick
Notice or funeral hereafter
tNew York papers please copy IT,
HICKTAN-On Saturday February > 1910
az $50 p. M, ar her parents residence 81
7 streeE northeast DOROTHY VERNON
daughter OF Roy NJ ana Laura NJ Hick-
man
KERR-On saturday February > 1910 1T
I-1s D. M at his residence III 18th street
southwest. after lingering illness. JAMES
X KERR
NJ Kerr was born in Edinburgh. Scot
age Of fourteen and to Washington some
years later. His death followed a long
period Of failing health Re Is survived by
his wife two sons. and two daughters
LAW-On Saturday. February ;. 1910. al
a M Mrs CLARA ESPEY LAW. widow
OF Edward H Law and daughter OF J. A.
p EsDey and the late Eleanor Ayton Es-
Dey-
MANN-On Friday February 1, Isio at $40
o. m at Providence Hospital. EDWARD
MANN beloved and only son Of F. 2. and
karo-ine Mann ased nineteen years one
month and thirteen days Residence 2Z3I
Fifteenth street northwest
Funeral services Monday. at 4 .. m at
Lees Crematory, $50 Pa. ave y "
MARSHALL-On Friday February 1, 1910.
at = p m. at his residence. 2507 PenusvI-
SHALL born in Clarke county, Va. on
August a. 1872
Services and interment Carlisle Pa Mon
day. February = re5-ets
PADGETT-On Saturday February >. 1910
n 80 D. H.. at his residence. 80 New
Jersey avenue southeast. WILLIAM 3 be
loved husband Of Sarah g Padgett aged
dtty-six years
Funeral from his late residence. Tuesday
February s. at $50 D m Friends and reIa-
riFes invited. fCs-9ts
resident Of this city His death followed
an illness Of almost seven years he was
fTty-six years old and is survived BY his
wife three daughters and three sons
WATSON-Oa SATURDAY. February ). 1919. Al
his residence Bcr7vyn. Nd FRANK
WILLIAM. husband Of Louisa Watson.
aged hfty-fTe years.
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PRINCESS lara @ eo.. ,s:.sen.s

address my princess in that manner
for already / found myself regarding
her as my princess. ] knew now tiiet
I had wondered into the garden solelS
for the purpose OF being alone 70
think about her and that in my snort
journeys up and down the paths
nnally ending among the cuShlons OF
the Turkish bower had had her
with me for a companion on VIII
discover by this statement that i was
still mindful OF her presence near me,
even though / had left her In the drawing
room while went away alones but II IS
always possible 10 COnjure a personal
presence II the mind is sufficiently in
tent upon II, and ever though that pres
ence be not physical, II is nevertheless
The tone of the man who was speak
ing with her in the adjoining bower
was masJerfuI, as / have said More
than that, II was familiar It was even
intimate, I thought, and I was. con-
scious Of silent rage when ! heard
I sensed his words subconseiousIy.
and yet had thoroughly cor1prehended
mem he had SPOKEN OF meeting OF
theiE very good friends and had
n-d any doubt at the moment. THAI
TINS mHn talking so cOnffdenti3ll.v with
me princess. was one Of the marked
ile4il'@IS CT that rapidly widening group
or persons whom MY bUsily engaged
employees were learning to know.
TT was with a distinct shock. how
ever, that realized by virtue Of the
intl1nate manner of the man. that Zara
de EcneverIa must also be implicated
with the nihilists. since he dared TO
sneak 10 her so openly. so rnasferfrrIIy-.
and with such confident reliance upon
the manner IN which his cornmunicf-
non would be received. Her reply con-
NiLced me sufficiently, had 7 required
ADDED cunFic- ion at that moment
DO not know she said Say that 7
VIII send word 20 them Ia the usual
0ays ana ar the earliest opportunity.
Say that 7 was entirely SUCCESSIVE fhsf
everything IN Paris and Berlin is in the
most excellent condition, and that notn-
a3Soiutcly- nothing, YOU understand
must Hc done without my knowledge
and permission
Our friends are becoming very i'm
patient cara"
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Railroads.
AND OHIO R. R.

l.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY Osner Hour on the odd Hour
Tc PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST NEW YORK
300 a m--Diner- Pullman ParIor Car.
1893 g. m.-5-hcur train
500 g. m--Diner and Pullman pa-lor CIR
tlI.0g q m--Diner and Observation Pullman
EaTlur Car
. go ?. m--Dlue= and Pullman ParIor car
geo . m--'-EOyal Limited All PuEI-nan
ElVe-h1u--
$500 D -l.-CCaclzs to Fhiia6eI phfa
500 p. m.-Dinsr and Puliruaa ParIor.
$50 = U--Coaches 20 New YORK
sle.I5 \ T.-SIeepers 20 New York
49, q m--SlecperS 20 Fhlladelp hLa ana Ven
ATLANTIC CRY, f7.oo '5.0a. fu.oo a M
''''' 70 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
fWeek DAYS. a M 10 u p m)
$50. fI2-o, .1I-0o a r.. TOO noon; 7.2.55
- Co MS zee. s3-GS. 4s-Z1 800 z5-er
T4-ss @5-l8. i5-G3. "550 f6-lD. $50 r7-cS $50
900. 1000. -19.55. 10. 'I2-I5 y T
CHICAGO. ~, $50 ?. a.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND E.0T-7s-
VILE. $40 a. ~. 49, p n, 80 40 uFs-E-
PITTsBURG. $40 a. n. ~. $40 ,. q
CLEVELAND. $40 D N
COLUMBUS. @5.30 ?. n
WHEELING "s-l9 a. m-- $50 O. n
WINCEES TER, $40 a m, f5-G5 1900 . n,
FREDERICK 1875. 1910. 1915 a IA, q "a
HAGERsTOw1y. .fs.Io a m 800 p. N.
ANNAPOLIS. 80 $500 a. H.. ~ Is noon
7s.2G. $50 $50. a1E $3.50 D IN
sDaily. fExcept sunday <SUuday only.
TELEPHONES a. All OF The foIL5v.I,z
Ticket OfICes- 1917 9 St Tel Main 1881. 81
Station Ticket Once Main $50. inforns-
ton Bureau Main 1850
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COAST PROJECTIONS
TO BE ESTABLISHED
Ordnance Department VIII Mount
Small Guns at Los Angeles TO
Guard HarbOr Mines

Los ANGELES. Cal Feb. 6.-Lieut.
Frank LccCcg- of the Ordnance Serv-
ice OF the army. tomorrow morning
VIII begin 80 carry out the iuteu-
tious of the War Department TO fully
protect the section OF the Pacific
coast IN this vicinity
His force VIII mount two three
inch guns on Fort Pho PicO. North
Island i'm the channel. as a prOtec-
ton against any small craft trying
10 remove the mines IN the harbor-
Mo-tars viii he mounted, and a
number Of other additions 10 the
ordnance made
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CHAPTER ".
4 sECRET TNTERNIEN

I WONDERED II they would not de-
teCt the OdOT OF my cigar, and thus
discover that they were not alone ia
the garden, but the draft carried the
smoke avsGv from them, and then
became absorbed In what they were
saying
81 can give Won only q few moments.
IVAN uurmered the princess Ny
guests VIII miss me. You should have
come 10 me later
Ell know but IL was Impossible.
There IS a meeting tonight. and our
good friends are very anxious 10 hear
something from YOU. When can YOU
ne present 10 tell them in YOUR own
words what YOU accomplished during
your Journey
The tone Of the question was mas
terfuI and uncOnscioUsIy 7 resented t.
What right had any other man IN
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VREELAND DEFENDS
CENTRAL BANK PLAN
Engages in Tilt With Former Sec
rotary Leslie NJ. Shaw at Re
publican Club Luncheon.

NEW YORK. Feb. G-Reuresentative
Edward b Nrceland. chairman OF the
House Committee on Banking and Cur
renCy, and former Secretary or the
Treasury leslie n Shaw engaged iu q
spirited debate as t. the merits Of the
central hank plan was Tire spectacle at
tEc luncheon of the Republican Club
SIR EreClau6 approved the plan
The financial CiiQUeS,T declared 3Ir
Shaw. ARE IN control of financial cen
diti0us nov II is an Irresponsible con-
troll And the political party that puts
the control OF ans centra liZed financial
power. Xix. G. central bank. iu the hands
OF any group Of wall Street iinaucierS
viu never again carrE- an election The
country won't stand for it,.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published as information; not guaranteed.
200 % m daily-For Virginia, West Virginia
and Kentucky points. PulImans-
e-se D. m. dally-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL. Solid train to 81
Louis with Pullman sleeper to Cnicsro
stops only at important stations Pullman
finest equipment.
u.I0 p n daily z V LIMITED, Tor
(yfn,.inn.,ti Louisville. the West Souf6
west. ani Northwest Pullman sieeperz
c & o. a Ia carte Dining Car Service
Chespeal.e and Ohio Offices 513 Penusyiva MA
avenue 1893 street, and Union Statyo1
Telephone Main 1856 and 2206 for tickets. be-
gage checks. reservations, taxicabS-
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granted the following licenses since
January ! 10 date
$50. AIinshaU- The Burlington
4S5l-E- s Thurstons 152s Corcorau St
4S52-AIrs- A. c. Tyler, 113S II St n "
fS53-Dr- J r Biggs, 1913 Virginia
Ave $ W
4S-T. a. Clayton, 1915 N H Ave.
zSSs-R n furtevaf. Isl LIST St y W.
8S5I-Dr- J D. Morgan. SlS 18th 81.
SSH. H Acheson. The Cumberland.
$50 w Fairchiid. New Willard
ss60-A- c shannon. 1870 Kenyon St
ISLE n CoIviu. 925 3 St 5 w
4S62-J. l. Schwartz. The Highlands
fS6s}-A. IL Sanders, Treasury BIDS
Sis D. BrickenbTidger ll45 n 81
5S55-BIrs. W WeIIman. 49, Phelps PI-
sS66-E T Goodman. 1916 53e-idiaTs IL
4S5I-W- J Sutton, 1622 Pa Ave - r
Aads-iI- K Chang, -e1G 18th st
$50 W Ernst, y . St, n T.
FS71-K- r. Moore. Sandy Spring Nd
fS71-W. G. WelDurn, Ballstou7 Va
ST. n MOrehead. The Portland
zS-S-C- @ Jacobs III y Car Ave
SIS II Greene, II. $50 Q St " W.
$50 H AU, SO 3 St. ) +.
4Nfri-T- y. Hardin, 1915 5lSt St
zNIl-C. A HaWleE, ROchGm beau
4s7S-DarnaII < Jones, 40 18Th St y "
4S13-Dr. F. H. Miner, 500 T. cap St
4Ss9-Fan Buren, Eilllyard, ll14 10th St
4Ssl-R- Grain, New willard.
4S>2-N- HUI, 1S21 kal- I'd
$50 J. E9ote, 1219 Conn ave
E>Sf-F- r. HiliyaTd, 1922 7lh 81 y W
4ss5-RF- g. Prdther. l4Z5 r 81
4NS5-D-- C. F. Stearns. 1904 II 81. NV
[SS7-C StanchneId- The Shoreham-
4S5S-T- Bones 1542 y Y Ave
4S9}-NF- T. EoulCeT, 1If2 5 ST, n W
4S9S-LF- F. BOulterr I14- : 81, y W
E9l-J. r Martin. Navy Yard
4SS2-P- PelmOnt. lois \. r. Ave
4>53-E- P Avery, Westminister-
4>9f-I r HeiWer. 1-3- + 81. \. E
fse5-E- l. CorDyr Chevy Chase
5SS6--A- r Pitt 513 - ST y W
fSSI-C- r. Campbell. 1868 Park road.
1SgS-E J OTune. 1913 Is St n W
fSsS-W- TennySOn, 35l6 I St. y ".
4soo-Mrs- F. W. AIckeever, Soldier
1gGI-A. ". Scott. 50s d St. y. "
fs2-G- T. Hamilton. lI5l \ n Ave
49S-E. Thieie, go North Capitol 81
n W
F91f-YV- r Clark Rochambeau.
Ssh T. Harper, us Q St y z.
-S5-E- J Bradbury, Rockingham
fs0I-J nited states Express Company
sSJS-U uit5d States Express Company
I9C9-A5erchants and Mechanics Saw
19Io-A I. ZiesIer. saa Oakwood ter.
E9If-B. A Belts, 45I G. St y ".
ga l. Bliss, Bliss building
seI&-E- r woods. The DTiscolL
+el4-J. r. McCaTTOn. 2l4Z Pa Ave
4sl5-d- F. MctdTrOu- IA Pa Ave
49ib-J H. Cox. House of Representa-
rives-
. .s. A tiayes, 10 PARK road
~ - ~ olLl-Il' Ll-ise "a L1Spl g
f9I9-C G. PHueer. 1856 Butmore-
q " ~ anu ilei-''licN- l'-' y
GIL s Leatherman. 9l5 nd Ave,
~, ,c5 t. Co., --
- -. t-.-. - -
~ T. y 1 -.-5-- - - =, = \ 80 e -
a. = ~ $50 -. - % - - p
'' -l'- anu 49,
so7 49, -r,r- Oh g.
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WILL BE MARRIED
BY PROXY MARCH /
Bride IN Austria VIII Wed Sweet
heart in Cali

SAN JOSE, Cal, Feb 6.-A- Petron-
ovich, a velI-tO-do Austrian OF this
city, today made arrangements to be
married 5y proxy to his Austrian
sweetheart
He appeared before a notary and
made out power Of attorney Cor a
friend OF his in Austria 60 act as the
dummy bridegroom in the ceremony.
lt Is the plan to have tho wedding
or March /. and shortly c(rprwar5s
tho bride wiz start for America to
join her husband
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

" B.-Following schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile Nev
Orleans AshevIue a. m and 1913 o N
For Chattanooga and Memphis $50 a 10
daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chsttanoo-a
BfruinEharu New Orleans. 1910 D m
For Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooza
Nashville. Memphis 40 a m. daily.
fSlAeD!nz car oren after 10 D. M
For Atlanta Birmingham Columbia
Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. Savannah. JacI(-
souviUe. ana Florida points, Alb O. m. dsfIv-
L S. BROWN. General Agent.
sez-tt-exrr
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NEWS OF DIVORCE
OPENS HIS PURSE

MADISON. HI. Feb. SO joyous was
iva StatsHln. owner Of a Motel here,
because OF the receipt OF news that he
had been granted a divorce from. his
y fe IN Austria that he Immediately
li.lded himself of $500. He spent s. es0
- Joy rides and across the bar with
friends. and the rest ne sent his chill
drsn.
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Help Wanted-MaIe

80 MONTHLY and expenses TO adverti 10.
leave samples and collect names Write
sly leltION Co, o -, Chicago. IT.
TIN ROOFERS- Five. and hefne-x ~ b
GARY a11o 1fth 81, y. W 1tc
WANTED -- Automobile Topics q weekly
magazine devoted % the interests Of auto
mobile owners and prospective owners has
a very attractive offer 70 make 10 subscriD-
lloh canFassers- For particulars address
Automobile Topics. I13 Park ave n T. city
fes--t
YOUNG NAN az entry clerk and assistant
uo9hhccDET III large retail 0fIsce- must be
apt. active. and accurate salary 90 start.
$50 weekly. with good chance for ad-
Fancerueut: state age experience. and ref
erences BOX Izf Zines Office. Fest
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

1905 a m daily. Florida FAST Man -
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers 10
Savannah and Jacksonville. PsrIo~ car
jacksonville to Tampa Through sleepers 70
Atlanta and Birmingham Dining cars
As D. H. daily The ElamIngO.'' Quick
est Florida train Through coaches to Jack
eonviIIe Pullman slespeTs TO Jacksonville
St Augustine, Palm Beach. Miami, ana
KNIGHTS Key. Connecting for Havana Dim
T.o0 D N ''Seaboard Florida Limited %
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted Throusb
SIeeDers 10 St Augustine Palm Beach NJ
- and knights Key Connection Tor NJ
50 and Havana Club Observation ana
dining car
rs ,. m daily Seaooard Express.
T-F.ro71,zb coaches and Pullman sIee0s-s -
Savannah, Jacksonville, and Tampa. sIso
10 Atlanta, Birmin ghaIn- and Memphis Din
Ticket Once. 14is New York ave. n. u
Z A HARDWOOD, c. T. A
c B. Ryan, c. P A. Portsmouth Va
G z. PhiIips d p A.. Was hington. y Z,
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RIVERMAN SHOOTS
SELF WHILE ASLEEP
Inflicts Probably Fatal Injury
While Suffering From
SOmnambuliSm.

PITTSBURG. Feb 6--Isasc Fisher,
employed at Lock No. T. Ohio river.
near here, is dying today as the result
OF shooting himself while asleep last
night.
Fisher rose from his bed. took . re-
voiveT from q bureau, and fired q bu--
let into his breast 5Ust above the hea IT.
He has been a victim Of somnambuIisf9
for some Eears.
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
WashinE.on Southern Railway

Washington Southern Railway.
Fer Richmond and points South via Fred
bsburg-Leave Union Station daily 80
q m, 10 a. M 10-05 a. m. Has a ID .
4.G5 D IN 40 D. H.. 900 D. IN 10 .. - .
1900 .. m Leave week days 1-Cg p "a
s a -. Florida Limited. and ..I5 ID -
A - L. Florida Special All PuIlmans- NJ
local stops. Local Tor Ere deriCksburE : %
n daily Times Of departure and counsc-
lions nos guaranteed iae-r
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

NAN OF. WO8IAN-We San help you 90 be a
factory owner We Jeu V0u hnU 10 make
DIG money You can start at home easy
work. ali you need is q sewing machine. Ve
supply canvas gloves and ulittens ready GO
sew sample gloves. iufOruaIIon, instructions
ana equipment free Write at once 70 Nc
CHEERX MFG. Co. So Lawrence ave.
lo-eao. ONO SAB fe5.e 5-5nb5
WANTED chUd for adoption reliable
parents want child under s weeks or age
address BOX IL. Times Office fez-gta
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Wanted-AgenEa


~ FA1 $50 month salary ana furnish rig
ana All expenses 20 introduce poultry and
$500 powders rev plan. steady work
6LI1<EE CO. A9is. Spriug1e--L III. 1ta
BE YOU Own BOSS. make q per day sill
EeriHS mirrors, write for free booklet
slHAEFElR SUPPLY CO. Is Z 1tn ST.
Cincinnati. Ohio. IL
BIG MONEY selling our gold sign letters Tor
once windows, store fronts and glass
Signs easily applied. samples and par
uru-ars free- METALLIC SIGN LETTER
-. - ARK chicago It,
AGENTS wanted for a hlgh-class beautifully
printed and illustrated dOliar-a-year vToman-s
magazine Commission 80 cents on each
dollar suisse pLiou- write for agents Free
ouLfL AMERICAN HOME MONTHLY =
Spruce ST. New York ocs-lst-eosu
IMPROVED table article, easy seller beau
TRULY boxed, purity guaranteed regularly
reordered. large profits permanent agents
rauted- " are sole makers SHEPHERD :.
81 west ilcuston STU y IS 5ase fs5.ls
AGENTS-Ne manufacture ana control q
fast sellers no other firm handles them biz
Illustrated cataius OF $50 spellal-les free.
samples JEruIsnCL- every housewife a pur-
efasersr spring sUecialries- PEASE MFG.
CO. Dept s. Buffalo. n y Jal5-Su-IlL
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The ContiT alton OF This story VIII
He and In Tomorrow
Il G Of The Times.
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Law and Collections.

ALL CASES; al courts secret service CO..
iscuors- = s. Legal Corp. $40 Bend Bldg
nozz-f
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Taiiors.

JAEGER. TAILOR AND CLEANER. Sc E
ST. n Va formerly 81 St suits cleaned
repaired. sec up: umbrellas repaired l0c
5aI1-tf
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Fypewriters.

REBUILT l. C. Smiths Underxood- Rem
ington smith Premier. good as new. fo-
AID of7lce supply Co. IIs7 ) s. y W NJ 500
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDoWs-
White help and moderate prices LEON l.
CAEOON. Acne window Cleaning Co. re-
moved 10 81 . y. " Phone u 7l59-
5aI4-9gE
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Picture Framing.

YOUR ELEMENTARY school diploma suit
shTy framed in polished ebony mcTdEE and
nabid dust proof Special. 81 60 MAJ
yours and &c eiL be promptly returned col
Icct. HEWITT. the frame man, residence.
oflce end EacrrTE. 80 & s. $ Z Eas-str
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For Rent Rooms
Eurnsshed.

DEL AVE n T. e5f-VVeH furufsfs7 -s-,-F
story front room. with bath. releph1re.
private family opposite new Senate of7ces
fe5-zfc
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For Rent Rooms

50 ST n E. 7a-Three or four second floor
rG1ms- corner house. light housekeeping Ir
desired fes-srs
6EH ST = w 1--Second foo-. furnished
or unfu-1lshed rooms. suitable for light
housekeeping 1tc
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
NUMEROUS LICENSES
GRANTED MOTORISTS
District Auto Board Has IS
sued 100 Permits This
Year.

The District Automobile Board has
granted the following licenses since
January 7 10 date
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-14
GIBSON TYPE HAS
SCARS; IS sAlLOW
Frederick James Blair Long On
Facial and Moral Blemishes, But
Still Beauty, Wife Says.

Frederick James Blair is q Gibson
man. In fact and figure he looks as
though he might at one time have
posed for some or the originals of the
famous American artist. Frederick
James Is a modest person and natur'
ally doesn't admit this about himself.
But his wife does.
Mr.. Blair is OF retiring disposition.
In fact, his disposition Is 50 retiring
that Mrs. Blar has caused TO be print
ed whole bales Of circulars OF the
police variety and she has sent them
broadcast over the land. A consign-
ment arrived from Grand Rapids,
where Mrs. Blair Is staying, at the
Detroit police headquarters Thursday
Mrs. Blair intimates that she would
like TO know where her husband Is.
There are no less than three warrants
ont for him. One Is for bigamy, one
for abandonment and the other for the
embezzlement of 5000. Small wonder
that Frederick James shrinks from the
public gaze.
In the circular, Mrs. Blair deliber-
ately calls her hubby Gibson type.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-14
BY w. q. SHEPHERD.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13---Mollie Ham
er. leader OF the 10000 necktie makers
OF New York who are on strike, has a
wonderful grasp OF the problem OF
women at toll.
Mollie Hamer was born in the East
Side. Her parents were so poor that
ohe was taken from school when she
was fourteen. She went into a neck
tie factory to work.
Speaking Of the strike she said:
There are many big necktie man
ufacturers In New York who furnish
most OF this country's neckties. There
are many men who make a living by
manufacturing neckties for the manu-
lecturers. These men are called con-
tractors. They don't make any legiti-
mate profit on the neckties. They
simply coin into golu for themselves
the toll Of women and children. The
cheaper they can secure labor. the
more money they make.
They rent cellar Easements. They
do not furnish electric power for the
sewing machines. They hire women
and girls because they will work for
less than men, and make them oper-
ate the machines with their feet II
10 almost like running foot race all
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-14
COACHES ARE TO BLAME
FOR SHOWING OF ELEvENs

Speaking Of football and the semi
failures OF some big teams. Tom
Akers IN the Atlanta Journal Gays:
Getting right down 70 cases, II
looks az though the coaches them
selves are to blame, They have been
gun-shy OF the new rules. There II
an old saying with long. gray whisk-
ers. to the effect that You can't
teach an old dog new tricks" Take
Il from me, Brother Bugs, that there
10 Q whole LOT Of truth In this proverb.
And stage, Yost ct al. are not pup
pies by any manner OF means. They
were not born yesterday. Wherefore
they have not taken kindly to the
new game. They have attempted to
adapt themselves, and to stage new
and intricate plays. which impolite.
hardheaded youngsters have smash
ed with ease and brutal energy, a.
promptly az the plays were tried.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-14
WITH The POLITICIANS

The Eighth Ward Lee club, a non
partisan organization. formed TO boom
the candidacy OF James ii. Lee. Dem
ocratic nominee for state senator In
the Fourth district. will hold Its nrst
meeting Thursday evening In Degree
OF Honor hall, Grand River-ave. AM
Twelfth-st Joseph Cronin will be
chairman OF the meeting. Frank ID
Eaman. James A. Murtha and others
will speak. Lee clubs are being
formed In each OF the other thres
wards comprising the Fourth district
Proctor X. Owens stated his atti
tude on the saloon question In q
meeting In a saloon hall at Ellery and
Cleveland-sts-. "Wednesday night, In
answer TO a question put by a Ger
man voter. ~ like you. Mr.. Owens
but my friends say you are a Pro
hititionist and will take away ouI
beer II you are elected" said the
voter. Mr.. Owens replied that he ID
free-thinking American citizen;
that he has no power to change the