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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

Czwartek, dnis 10 go Lutego
brudno, zakopcono; l6zko
ME by1o nakryte, jak daW-
niej wzorzysta koldra, ale
jakims 1achem, 9 sam on,
Bartlomiej, siedziai tn ma
stoleczku " Wytartym sta
rym kaftanie, siedzial j grze~
bal cos W zarzatych sic we-
glach.
- Coz 10. B~art1omieju,
woleliscie te ciemna komo-
re anizeli duza 1adna izbe.
Starzec chwile milcza},
wreszcie wyrzek1:
= Maryanna m6wi1a, re
tn hedzie cieplej.
Jakto cieplej? przeciez
tamta ixba wychodzi ma pc:
1udnie, jest sucha, no i Gle
pFa, byle paIit.
TAX, ale "a bardzo du-
ia trzebaby duzo drze-
ola ogrzania jej.
- Przeciez Maryanna mo-
re drzewa kupic.
= Drzewo W tym roku
bardzo drogie, = westchna1
starry.
- A gdziez wasza szafa,
komoda orzechowa i 1nne
sprzety?
- Szafe Maryanna wziela
do swojego mieszkania, a
komode oddalem wnukom...
DO co nj tam pc tenn.
- Ajestze dobra ola was
Maryanna?. -. Grzegorz?
= Dobrzy, bardzo dobrzy.
Starry widocznie ME rad
by1 movie, o tenn, co go bo-
la}o, ME chcia1 oskarzac
swych wlasnych dzieci. Wa
lenty jednakze spost1zeg1 to
i ujawszy 20 "a reke, rzek}:
- Wy, Bartlomieju, cos
ukrywacie; ME chcecie mi
powiedziee tego, co czujecie,
ME macie do mnie, VIDE
zaufania, cho6 Bogiem a
prawda pred Walentym
ME ma co ukrywae, owszem,
gdy wan 60 dokuczy, przyj-
dzcie, pozalcie sic, a bedzie
wan LEI; ia zas waszej ia
jemnicy ME wydam, jeno
zachowam, a W wsp6lnej ga.
wedzie zapomni sic 0 tenn,
co boll.... Me b6jcie sic.
lego jednakze dnia Bar
t1omiej zagadal o gems in
nom, mowy vice o jego
smutku i przenosinach do
brudnej kom6rki ME by}o.
W kilka jednakze dni Bar
przyszedf do Walen-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
0lej sw. Gotharda.

Stosowany zewnetrznie jake liniment, usuwa:
Neuralgia, Kurcze Miesni, Nadwe-
rezenia, St}uczenia, Puchliny, Ropienie, Boil W
Plecach, ~Ciezkosc ma Piersiach i RAINY. Czesto
tez zapobiega zakazeniu krwi, je6li VEGAS sic GO
Cena soc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

Dzia1a on ma wszystkie tkanki i gruczo]y "
W ciele, wzmacnia je i wlewa W ME move zycie,
tenn samem zas uzdolnia je do prawid1owego
funkcyonowania. Najlepsze to lekarstwo ola
bladych panlen i s}abych kobiet.
Cena Use "a butelke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
100 veeE d AbbottI. aaIs

Last week Of Abbott's sale
Get chat scarf for 81 az Peuy's
NE spsing style Book" Is just IN.
az Perrys.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
/ You can save 70 and rs Per cent ii this
SALE second floor At Naughans.
Mr.. and Airs John i. Smth went 70
Boston to-day Tor few days VISIT with
friends.
RI M. Humphrey Of Waterbury IS
visiting his brother, Bert Humphrey, in
this city
i is expected that The Montpelier cam
die pin team viii roll against Che local
team on Buzzells alleys this evening.
W. J. STANLEY. clerk in the @ v.
freight depot returned last night from
a visit with friends in Springfield Mass.
There will ba meeting d Che La
dies auxiliary A. Q H. tomorrow even
ing al SIX o'clock IN the X. Of G. hall.
Those wishing 20 attend the installation
&C 9fanitepihe viii DC a. the bali 70
take the barge AZ $50
Rev Edward g Doaney gave an al.
dress before the students Of the Mont.
'peisr high school Yesterday morning on
the subject, Getting the gold il lfe'
This evening he viii speak on Psyche
thefapy,n before the members 81 tie
Philomathian club. who meet at TIE
home Of Mrs. r. J. Martin
The blowing Of the fire alarm whistle
this forenoon was caused BY Che inspect
or adjusting the whistle. When it was
installed on the boiler OF the gas plant.
the steam pipe which feeds the whistle
was connected SO that there WAS
downward slant IN Ii, which allowed
water to settle IL the pipe This caused
water to be blown into the whistle.
and it did not sound at its full force
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
Honest Clothes!

Wool at this store means WOOL Remember Atwood
Suits do not grow in the back yard Of MIR Job Lots
s698a suit Cotton grows in Alabama and the countzy's
hoddy mills always busy You'll be to get your
share Of the product Sir You chase up Bargain Sales
Job Lot Saessales where they claim sell $50 Suits
for s698 We've built up reputation for selling good
clothes, the best Of clothes BY giving dollars worth Of
value for dollar, and saying money back if you want
There no clothes dappontments here Suits $3.50,
1000, 1900 $500 to 5000 Overcoats $3.50 1000,
1900, 1900 to 5000
All OveTc0ats Subject 10 a 20 Per Cent Discount
The Frank McyVhOrter Company
We Clean. Press and Repar Clothing
Fur Coats 20 Rent
Telephone cali, 2ls-4
Main
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
WOMAN MUCH MouRNEp.
Mrs. s. C. Carpenter Of GrotOn Died
Quite Suddenly.

Mrs. s. C. Carpenter Of GrotOn Died
Quite Suddenly.
Croton, Jan. rs. This community was
shocked and saddenod 70 learn Saturday
evening Of the sudden death Of Mrs. S.
G Carpenter, many not knowing Of her
illness until learning q her death She
had been in her usual health and was
out on The street during the morning
but was taken suddenly III and died ~
$500 ia the evening
Funeral services we're held yesterday
afternoon at the Baptist church, Rev,
s. H. Myers, assisted 81 Rev p. smith
officiating a large number WAS present,
the house being completed filed The
knights Of Pythias and Pyihian Sisters,
Of which she was member, attended
in a body Tho casket was covered with
beautiful flowers among them being
beautiful flowers, among them being
noted a plaque Of thirty.seven pink car.
nations, from tho father Of the deceased.
Gertrude Clark was born HI Groton
thirty years ago and was the only
child Of Wallace and Jeanette Donaldson
Clark. She married NJ. Carpenter about
seventeen years ago Left TO mourn Der
loss ate the husband, one son, Earl. and
three daughters, Euniee. Theresa and
Winona, the last-named aged two. and
a half wears She Il also survived by
her father. Wallace Clark
Mrs Carpenter WIS ! woman whose
kindness al heart and unsel0sh nature
Is seldom equalled She forgot self III
her eagemess to help others The sincere
ympathy of the entire community goes
our % the heFeaYed family.
Those from out Of town who were
here Is attend he funeral were Nr. and
Mrs Cnrtis Carpenter CoFinthi Mrs a.
B Carpenter, Barre Mrs. Albert Bailey
Wells River Mr. and Mrs Thomas White
and daughters, George Dnnnett Mrs
+ Carpenter MI and Mrs Cfagie and
Mrs Beaton, South Ryesate; Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Taisey, Newbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
Thursdays paper give idea what
in Garment Department
The Daylight Store



MIX Is most conveniently pasteur.
ICED IN the bottles IN which it Is de-
livered. TO do this use q small pail
with perforated false bottom. An
inverted PIE tin with few holes
punchsd 10 It viii answer this purpose
This VIII raise the bottles from she
bottom Of the pail. thus allowing
free circulation Of water and prevent
ing humping Of the bottles. Punch
hole through the cap Of one Of the bot
Ties and insert thermometer The
ordinary floating type Of thermometer
Is likely to be inaccurate, and II pos
sible good thermometer with the
scale etched on the glass should be
used Set the bottles Of milk in the
pail and Gil the pail with water nearly
to the level Of the milk. Put the pau
on the stove or over gas fame ana
heat it untll the thermometer fl the
milk shows not less than $50 degrees
or more than I55 degrees #. The bot
Ties should then be removed from the
water and allowed TO stand from TWEEN
e to thirty minutes. The temperature
viii fall slowly. but may be held more
uniformly b. covering the bottles with
towel The punctured cap should be
replaced with a new one or the BEETLE
should be covered with an inverted
cap. After the milk has been held as
directed It should be cooled. 10 avoid
danger of breaking the bottle the wa
ter should be warm at FIRST Replace
the warm water slowly with cold wa
ter After cooling, milk should il all
cases be held at the lowest available
temperature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
LAST WEEK ON THESE GOODS

One lot of Children's School Bags.
made Of ladies cloth, with double han.
dies. leather bottom and leather trim
med, J0c bag for use. lAalf prices
All Of our soft leather Bags, with
and without shaped bottoms, 10 both
black and tans that were Sl.00, i.l9 land
LIS, now your choice If taken this
week at only zsc each.
All Of our hand Mexican Work Linen
Scarf Covers and squares, some very
pretty things here. Some are slightly
soiled, now your choice at 20 cents Off
from every dollar II taken this week.
One lot Of nice quality Bed Spreads in
our basement that are just little soil-
ed that we are selling this week at rs
per cent discount or, in other words, al
owing one quarter off the price marked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25

Mrs. Mary Bin 8 spending several
weeks at the home 81 Rufus and Frank
Abbott IN South Washington
Mrs Fannie Lyon 81 Bfookleld has
been caring for Mrs. VIII ~ Boyd and
infant during the past two weeks.
Mrs Holtou S. Annis was called last
Friday 10 Manchester n. III. BY the se-
rious Illness 81 Mr. Annis' sister, Mrs.
Rove.
Mrs. Ellen Bixby Clouph who was
called here br the death of her father
The late Newell 81 Bi1bv returned 70
her home 10 Rosliudale, Mass. Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Daniels returned Saturday
from Williamstown. where she bad been
visiting friends for q few days, and
while there WIS d guest Of supeiintend
ant and Mrs. Casey.
Miss Florence Price, field secretary Of
the eomeas work 10 this state spoke
at the Congregational church sunday
morning, her subject being her work and
experiences in this state.
William w. Bramau returned last
week from Burlington and reports that
Ills wife Is recovering from her recent
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
rapidly and most satisfactorily
After an absence Of twelve years, Mrs.
Emma Wilson steere Of New Haven.
Conn. arrived last week "a visit former
friends and is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
"A. ~ whitney with whom she lived
during her grlhooa
Mrs. Walter Fl. Bcckwifh, who has
been caring for Mrs Newell Bixbv for
the past three weeks. has completed her
service there and returned 70 her home
on the east hill, and her place is taken
bv P. G. Fletcher Of Washington.
There are several new cases Of measles
in town; among the new victims are
Arthur and Willis Hill. and there and
two cases at Charles II. Baraw's and
two ia the family 81 Charles Il DurlSee
One of the cases at MT. Baraw's Is their
infant son, about two weeks old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
F0R IAIS WEEK

Here is a Cloth that you cannot afford
TO pass by. and that is Red Scotch
Ginghams Of the Anderson make, rogu-
lar 25c Scotch GinQhams, now to close
at ISe, away below cost. Our new
Ginghams arc now IN our basement to
be opened February lst and then these
win 20 with them at lScpe yard.
Our Dress Goods Sale ends with the
cleaning up Of these good
All sl0O Fancy Dress Goods to close
at 69e. These are the best for style ia
this seasons productions.
One lot 81. 25 Wool Directoire insmoke,
navy and green, now oSc.
All Of our 81 S5 and $3.50 values in
Fancies to close at CSC.
The above are real bargains, being
less than we ever thought Of selling de-
sirable goods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
FruitfuI Investments.

The story Of the widows cruise o.
oil ii almost outdone hy the expert
ence Of Northwestern university. In
1853 the university bought tract Of
land iii Evanston, I'll, for its campus
aud paid SOS, 600 for IT. Several hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of land
has been sold from the tract, and the
amount left is worth S2.5000o0. The
same year IT invested 5000 IN Chi
.ago real estate. and the plot Of ground
is now worth about 100000. Al
though the total amount Of gifts re-
ceiyed has been only S3,000,o00, the as
sets Of the university now amount 70
S0. 900 900. Youths Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
EAST MoNTPELIER.

w A. Foster is u with acute indiges
ton.
George Davis Is critically III with heart
trouble
The annual musical convention win X
held here February % and "A.
Timothy Stevens Of Needham. Mass.
Is visiting relatives in town and in
Barre.
Mrs Belle Olmstead, who Is working
at 4, P Townsend's, spent Sunday with
her parents at Maple Corner.
Arthur Bartlett has purchased the Ira
Wright farm Nit Wright has hired 4
farm AZ Williamstown and expects ia
move about March
Mrs + G. Leonard Of Nashua, N. Fl.
was called here last week BIT the serious
illness of her brother. N A. Cutler Mr..
Cutler is il q critical condition.
There win be a masquerade dance az
the village hell Friday evening, February
4 A good time Il assured and IL ia
hoped everyone VIII mask and by -
doing join ID an tie fun that IS due to
accompany a dance Of this kind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
n our Garment Department.

See the remnants Of silk ct Perry's
Sale winter underwear for women and
children at Yaughans.
The boy win appreciate q new oyerooat
or REFER Twenty per cent. discount
from the Frank AleWhorter company.
The next regular meeting Of TIE Y ri
b. 81 W. @. 4. I viii Ia held ID the
FiEemen's hall Tuesday evening az s
O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
cELERRArEp RuRNs, RrRrH.
Scotia Club Of st. Johnsbury Held Ban.
auet Last Might.


St. Johnabury Jam IS The Scots
club last evening observed tho l5ist an
niFersary of tho birth Of Robert Burn.
By banquet az Pythiau hall Covers
we're laid for. 100 and an excellent ban,
quet was served the menu including
Scotch broth, oat cakes aud turkey
Music was furnished by the Academy
orchestra and Scotch songs BY r r
MacSev were enjoyed
The usual after'ainuer speeches were
omitted and instead ReY Donald Fraser
of Berlin delivered short address
Arthur e. Store, the president, presided
The executive committee. which arrang.
ed the banquet. consists Of Joseph Fair
banks A. III Mcleod, Mrs. James Il
Borland. Mrs. B. 4 Staples and Mrs
|S. q Currier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
FOR THIS WEEK

Here are Children's Fast Black Elias
tic Top Hose, in all sizes. at 9c per pair.
One lot Of Ladies' Knit Skirts IN gray
to close at i0c each.
One lot Of Sl00 and Sl.25 White
Waists to close at CSC each.
Small sizes in Munsing Wool Union
Suits that were 81 80, now Use (half
price,
Quite a large lot Of Wash and All-Silb
Dress Braids aud Ba0ds that run from
10 TO 25c per yard, now al at Sc per
yard. II you have young lady to dress
see these trimmings.
A good assortment Of Z, g and Toe cut
laces on chs table at Sc per yard
You cannot afford to let one day 4,
by before seeing tie above Laces AK
Braids for they ere cheap
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
Notice v a b. II.

Division No. and division No. 2. Ia.
dies auSiliary. are invited to Granite.
vile on Wednesday evening, January 20;
members wishing to 10 are requested to
meet at X 81 g hall at $3.50 sharp. Il
barge and other means Of conveyance haya
been arranged to accommodate all Per
order Of committee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
Last Week Of Our Stock Taking Sale

This has been thata loss order clean stock has been This
goods The following
These considering while
evening look Bargain Tables Anything advertised that
otsee all or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25

Mrs Il y Doton 81 Woodstock has
several Old almanaes. bearing the I'M
print Of thar town 0uc IS The Com.
plete Vermont Almanac for ls2a The
weather prophets of that time made their
forecasts sufficiently broad 70 fit the o..
easion, whatever i proved TO Be. as the
following quotations show: Good wealth.
er for the season II not too weta Signs
Of foul weather which however. may
not come Fine hay weather, ii 1t be
clear
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25

n. d. Blake a former principal Of the
North Troy high school and later prinei.
pai af the Vermont Business college IN
Burlington, has been engaged BY the
Manchester, N g. school authorities TO
take charge Of the commercial work in
the high schools Of that city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25
card Of Thanks.

I wish to express my heartfelt thanks
to the neighbors and friends for their
kindness and sympathy during tie ill.
ness and at death Of my wife. Annie.
Frank Donovan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-25

held on Wednesday january 70, A. i
pieraa 49, ESD
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
-Oo-Oo-uh-Rau. q"

--Oo-Oo-uh-aau-|
The deep, wierd moan Of lost spirit
gathered in volume as 1t filed l1e
cellroom at No. 1 stationhouse shortly
before daylight this morning. and
brought Acting Desk Serseant Wolf
putting from his comfortable chair be-
hind the rail 10 cell 8, where George
Hunter, left peacefully sleeping snort
time before, was writing IN agony.
Me heart" he Easpeds 'lt am right
often like this. Oq-oo-uh! ana 1unteI
Contorted his body N way that oeHeu
his ffty-seven years
The wagon yelled Wolf hustllng MS
80 avOirdupUis back 10 his desk for the
cell keys. "0id man in cell o Heart
trouble! Dying, Get I'm 20 tbs hos
pital."
The sleepy patrol driver rushed the
horse into the shafts Hunter was bun
died into the wagon. He had been ar
rested for destroying private property.
n was nerve Wrachiug as the old man
was carried hastily into the Emergency
Hospital He beat himself as Ire lay On
The operating ta-Ie and a drOWEy coat
less surgeon hurried into the room.
''NVharSma atter2'- testify inquired the
man of medicine
Heart trouble" announced Simpson.
'~lVhere2" asked the doc
Here" gTcdned Hunter from the
table. again pounding HIS chest. pain s.
awful.
And the cold. cruel physician guf-
fawed.
Ring of. get a transfer Your heart S
on the other side
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
DRINK IS DENIED,
SLASHES HIMSELF
Seeking Revenge, Sweep
Grows Frenzied and Runs
Amuck With Knife.

Frenzied br his Intellectual attempts
TO obtain revenge, William Bender. q
chimney sweep. twsnty-four years old.
of 40e First street northwest after be-
ing elected from the saloon at 625 D
street northwest yesterday morning.
ran up an alley and. after fighting with
several who pursued him. slashed him
self on the head with Dig butcher
knife.
BY a concerted effort. Bender was
pinned 70 the ground by four men.
He was removed to the Emergency
Hospital, where his wounds were
dressed, then taken 70 the Sixth pre-
cinct police station
According 70 Witnesses. Bender had
several drinks in the saloon shortly af-
ter II o'clock When he called for an
other. he WIS asked 10 produce the
price. He refused and was ordered
from the place Irstead Of obeying,
Bender. Il IS said. tweaked the proprie-
tors nose. He was elected
Rushing up the street. Bender, il Is
alleged, secured a knife and returned
10 the saloon. He was thrown out and
pursued. In the alley. seemingly in q
frenzy, he slashed himself He was
then OveTpowGrcd ana arrested
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
.FIRENEN'S DEMANDS
INVOLVE ENGINEERS
Railroad Officials Try to
Steer Clear of Inside
Labor Politics.

CHICAGO, March 2o.-The deadlock b.
tween the general managers and the
locomotive fremen OF forty-seven west
ern railroads is still on and Martin A.
Knapp is today holding conferences with
both sides in an effort 70 end the con-
troversy. Labor Commissioner Charles
2. Nell was called 10 Washington hur-
riedly last night and left Mr.. Knapp in
fun charge OF the situation.
From present indications the confer
ence viii be continued several days.
The iremen insist that II the threatened
strike of 1900 members Of the Brother
hood Is 70 be ayerted the managers must
yield to the demands for the adoption Of
the two disputed rules concerning pro-
motion by seniority and representation.
With equal determination the rail- Dads
contend that the rules involve a Iuris-
dictional light OF the nremen with the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive EngiB GERS.
and as such are not subject 70 ar)itra-
tion and cannot be granted.
Inside Politics" Blamed.
It was stated today. that there was
too much inside politics IN the fire.
mems organization and that an effort
was being made to force President W.
/
the purpose Of injuring him before
the membership. II the committee
were united, many members state, and
all would work for the good Of the orc er
instead Of with 4 hope Of defeating
some one for office at the coming con-
vention a settlement could be reached
IN few moments.
Practically All admit that II the IRE
men strike the engineers win have
10 take their places or ar least work
with strike breakers as firemen. IF
| they did not. the engineers assert that
I the fremen would absorb their organ
/ izatiOn, If their proposed strike r"suit-
/ ed successfully.
The situation is most remarkable
l The fremen are said 10 be more inter
| ested in securing Jurisdiction AT an ad-
vantage over 5000 engineers than the
are in securing a wage increase for
/ their own membership Of % 900. The
| railroads are willing to arbitrate the
wage dispute. but they say that t.fey
I cannot aTbitTate the dispute as &c
rules
Stand By Contracts.
| They say they have contracts witL
/ tho engineers that cannot be broken
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
LADIES TAILORS
GIVE A DINNER
Echoes of National Style Show
Heard at Raleigh
Hotel.

The recent national style show, held
I'm this city. came in for a large share
OF attention at the annual dinner Of
the Association or Ladies' TaiIOrs OF
Washin gton. The event took place
last night at the Raleigh Hotel.
Robert Pluym, president OF the as
sociatiOn. presided He expressed the
thanks OF the Ladies' TailOrS' AssOcia-
tion for the help given the exhibition.
and paid a tribute to the press for
publicity given
+. W. Zea. treasurer OF the asSOCia-
tion, said that 1G.500 persons handed
in tickets. Charles J. Columbus read
number Of communications Of a
.cOmplinen nature. 4 large num-
Der OF the guests re sponded 20 toasts.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

They contend that an engineer is a
journeyman and that a fireman is an
apprentice Should they agree TO ar
bitrate the two rules, the hremeu ssk
for, they would invite a strike OF en-
gineers. They say they cannot bring
about a strike Of journeymen by giving
apprentices control over them.
The two rules regarding seniority and
discipline which the general managers
eflse 20 concede, read.
ANY engineer. fremen, or hostlsr
feeling himself aggTieved. may be rep
resented before the proper officials OF the
company by a committee OF engine
men OF his own selection.
Promotion Of firemen 10 be engineers
and the establishment Of the date Of
seniority shall )e IN accordance with
rules agreed upon by the company and
the regularly accredited representatives
OF iremen and such representative shall
be recognized in disputes thai may arise
IN the application Of these rules
Members Of the Brotherhood OF LOCO
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

A value that positively cannot
be duplicated anywhere 10 town
under $3.50. This Vanity is made
OF richly chased Sterling Silver,
and is the most complete article
of the sort ever put on sale in
Washington. Contains mirror,
powder puff, coin
case, and everything c m
milady needs. Spe- y III"
cial at................... wv
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
TO BESTOW PRIZES
ON ESSAY WRITERS

Presentation OF prizes 10 the win
ners Of the postcard essay contest just
closed, which was conducted by the
". c T. l., will take place tomorrow
evening at the First congregational
Church.
The first prize was won by George
Vaughn Seib0Id. a pupil Of Calvary
FSanfist sunday School Several hun
dred answers were received 10 the
question. do the boys and girls Of
Washington want the saloons OF tGs
Capital closed2
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
American Federation to Act.

The policy Of the American Federation
OF Labor toward strikes which threaten
70. become nationwide probably viii be
determined az a special session Of the
executive council called for next
Wednesday morning AZ 10 O'Clock
The call was issued yesterday by
President Gompers who refused 20 say
why the council vas 70 meet. L Is
pretty generally understood. however
that the leaders OF the federation have
decided that II is time for theru 70 take
some definite stand regarding the sirus-
ton IN Philadelphia and other quarters
The council Is composed Of eleven
members OF which Mr.. GOmpers s.
chairman.