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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01
Tuesday. sSov. l.
7 Rs;:.. B & 3 s ss':..
sultings SIPS
Tuesday, Sov. /.

Wide so to 56-inch-
Suiting Woolens, $1.25 yard
medium dark colors =
stripes, checks and quiet
tone Greys, Blues, Browns,
Greens, Red, Tan, etc.-all
new this season, choice
styles = medium weight =
rough and smooth finish
out on center tables, where
you can see the whole splel-
did assortment at one
glance.
This is value in Suiting Wool
ems everyone will instantly rccog=
nize the merit of.
81. Is is the price-what
they're worth we'll leave for you
to determine.
Suffice it to say. whoever buys
gets great moneys worth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01
S9yIH lAk9Ia
School Teachers to the Mum
Der of a Thousand Attend
Annual Meeting.

HURON, s D.. Nov. 1.-Nearly l.
600 school teachers are attending the
twenty-eIshth annual meeting of the
south Dakota Educational Association
which met in this city today for a
three-day session The principal fea-
ture of the opening session was an ad-
dress by Prof. A. A. Mcdonald, OF
sioux Falls
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01
JAPANESE
Colony at Honolulu Eagerly
Awaiting Arrival of the
Cruisers.

HONOLULU. Noy. In eager ex-
pectsncy the Japanesc col"1iy is await
ing the arrival n port tomorrow Of the
cruisers Asana and KaraEi Of the Jap
anese fleet. Elaborate entertainment
is being prepared for the officers and
men. From Honolulu the two cruisers
win proceed to San Francisco.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01
ENgOY orTiNa.

Vance sommerviile. Carl D. sommer-
vile, orIie Law. Clare D. sopmer-
Vile, and j. Wesley Law. young men
of the city. enjoyed a pleasant outing
at Good Hope Sunday, where they vis-
tied relatives and friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01

1t is. safe to assert thai not one per
son in ten who have read more than a
dozen novels is unfamiliar with Au-
gusta J. Evans's powerful romance OF
southern life st Elmo" And 1t VIII
delight the thousands of admirers OF
that classic tc learn that Saturday
afternoon and night decentralization
of that famous play made by MI. Neil
Twomev will be seen at the Grand
opera house. Interpreted by cast OF
more than orainar3 smerit. Mr.
.Twomey Is favorabIH known as a
ORA matte author. a master of stage
craft and his version~of St. Elmo is a
sympathetic and faitSful translation
of the fiction characters into flesh and
blood. A carload Especial scenery
and. properties will be carried that
the atmosphere of the scenes may be
reproduced to the smallest detail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01

TEIJBGl6AAI CLlAsSlTII I'D ADJ
VHsRTIsHHTG makes your quest a
BUSINESS NATTER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01

The \. C. Delamatcr and William
Norris. incorporated production OF
George Barr MoCutcReon's 'Beverly'
20 be presented at the Grand IN tue
near future. has broken all RECORDS l"F
attendance and receipts In PittsDurS'
Tfurra1o. Toronto. Cincinnati. Kansas
civ. 3, Louis and chicago and all OF
,,e other principal cities where the
MAY has been produced. Judging by
the unusual interest manifested by al
classes Of theatcr patrons IN the local
engagement. the play VIII be greeted
by one Of the largest audiences OF the
season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01

TcIs CTtHfs a 6oIs1, IN or - &
mike sTyNXNlT1VII Et4&tlAfCl q tiieillr Tab
leia IOru g.1taE8 refund none = II u 1tli! ~
", cure 81 ". GROVES signsttife ~
on t,Gch box. Soc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01

Large aSsortments of Dress
Goods OF all kinds a feature
from everyday sorts, 12i &c to fin
esq imported Scotch Ia'loIings
and Drcssy Dress materials at
$3.50 yard.
BoGGS e. BUAL
NoRTA slBE. PiTTsauEest "a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-01

STUART r.. HEED.
Secretary o. STATE
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND.

The Paris Flood,
An Equine Hero,
Queen OF the Burlesque.'
THE Paris Flood" is q motion pic
ture Of the scenes during the great
feed in : arts last month. The pic
lures are remarkable for clearness,
shows all the important points CT in
teIest. and it is altogether one Of the
most interesting pictures Of the year
An Equine Hero" introducing Don
Dulano the worlds greatest living
educated horse. This picture deals
with the heroism Of this clever horse.
The story is original and very inter
esfing.
The Queen Of the BurlesgHo" is one
Of tncse comedy pictures that mas
made the Grand famous. When You
ase promised a comedy picture at
the Grand you can prepare for one
LONG lauch and thts enc is he funnf-
est Jet. One toua scream from start
to finish. and is something new in the
picture line
visit tie Grand and Tie one Of the
pleased ones.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-25
TIE PASTlM {

The usual hi2h-cass pictures vii
be the program tonight as usual.
"A Victim Of Bridge is a very
clever production OF the Edison com
pany and is sure to please the large
and aplHeciative audiences that al
ways thronG the Popular Pastime
"From Beyond the Sea" is another
excellent drama that is interesting as
we'll as entertaining.
"Baty Bet" very unique comedy
is we'll M to the Pastime standard.
Have YOU noticed the steady, flick
erless pictures at The astime. This
is another of our special features.
Pastime pictures don't hurt the eyes
nor try your patience.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-25

AN HONEST DOLLAR BUYS AN
HONEST LOAD OF WOOD AT
kE5CHTS. PHONE 448.
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
RUSSIAN ARRAIGNS
WOMEN CRIMINALS
Worse Than Men, Says
Chief Coming to Attend
Prison Congress.

NEW YORK. Sept 16--"The women
criminals Of Russia are more 10 be
dreaded than the men
This IS the opinion Of Etienne de
ErouIeft chief Of the Russian prison
administration. who has come TO this
country to attend the international
Prison Congress IN Washington next
month
A woman criminal can do every thing
that man can he continued she
can kill, rob. burn. plot, end she can in
duce hundreds OF men TO do likewise
particularly II she is at all pretty OF
magnetic Therein lies the danger A
man Is Just himself. woman is herself.
plus as many men as she knows.
NotWithstaT ding this Tact, KrOuled
says the women criminals Of his coun-
tTy are treated well, the Russian spirit
OF chiValTv protecting them from the
knOTt and other severe forms OF pun
iShmeuL
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
MURDERER
ARRESTED IN ITALY
Slayer Of Roanoke Paymaster Will
Be Tried Abroad, Says
Dispatch.

Pletro Spega, who a year azo shot and
Killed William H Oakley, paymaster for
the Franklin Construction Company
Eere, has been arrested in 1Iosciano,
italy. and viii be tried fer the murder
BY the Italian authoTities- according to
a dispatch 10 the state Department.
SpeEa- who was a IsbOrer. shot Oakley
from ambush and robbed him OF 500.
winch he was carrying 20 paw off his
cHoTkTnen- The murderer was traced TO
RocaHontaS. Va by the imprint Of his
hcb-uat boots on the muddy road.
There i vas learned from other TtaI-
lans that he had gone 70 italy.
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
MAKES DREAM" DEFENSE.

RICHMOND, Va. Sept 16-Iu bIam-
ing a devils dream for his action IN
shooting his brother-in-Iaw, Lee Jack
son has made one OF the strangest de-
lenses ever put forth IN the courts here.
He says he has suffered from insomnia
for some time and that he did not
know he had shot W 3. FInnigan in
the thigh until he woke Up in the
county jail
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
DATES ARE ARRANGED
FOR PRISON CONGRESS

The Gate OF meeting OF thu Interna-
uonal Prison Congress has been set for
October 1 TO October S and TIE sessions
VIII be held at the new National Muse
um- More than 80 foreign delegates
are expected and many scientists from
both America and abroad who are in
terested in prison problems An appro-
prfatiou Of $4,000 by Congress VIII de-
Tray the expense Of the gathering.
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
DParhR

Annie NJ Craig, Sc years, S55 3 street
mort beast
Paul Bursard. years, 300 G street
northwest
Patrick McManns, % years, Government
Hospital Insane.
Ellen Geise, - wears. Washington Asv-
ium Hospital
= A Blake Espey, s. years, 91s West
minister street
William H GaTEes. s. years, 713 North
Carolina avenue southeast
Joseph Hartman, 50 years. 30 3 street
southeast
Marie z Downs, q years, rs L street
southeast.
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
Marriage Licenses.

Robert Fl. Dueuner ard Winnifred r
Randolph. both Of Washington
Samuel X Han and Nellie Sanford, both
OF Washington
Henry P Ieiduau and Mabel Iyma n
both Of Washington
star Parsons and Ethel NJ Buchanan,
re- both OF washington
Michael J. Parry and Elizabeth @. Oar
ling. both OF WASHINGTON
- Harry J Casper. Of Columbus Ohio and
Nancy E RuSh- OF PitSSaurE Pa
Harrison r Arnold and Catherine /
GoThan7s both of Alexandria, Va
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
The Vital Records.
Births

John H and Mary A Davis, bow
Thomas and Mary n. swan, bov.
Armand D and Via Bestor, girl
tFeorSe 4 and Bessie Meyers, girl.
A Lincoln and sara Dembffz. how.
Pau E and Minnie Mckinney, boz.
James B and Alice c. Rock, boy
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
DEATHS

BARRINGToS-On Thursday, September 1s
1919 at s D m. CAROLINE @ BARRING-
TON
10, 1910, at Brooklyn y Y, JOSEPHINE
-. A. wife Of John Beck and daughter OF the
late Daniel and Mary O-ConueIl.
CRAIG-On Wednesday. September j. 1910
l.15 a m. at the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs Ella Craig Robinson, COS
street northeast ANNE MURRAY
- CRAIG widow Of Charles 4 Craig
-CRAvEN-OR Wednesday. September a.
lslo; q DO o street northwest. JOEL
months and tvventy-four days
DICKENS-On Thursday September Is. 1910.
- in New York city. Rear Admiral FRANCIS
W DICKENS, Z s y
GALLAGHER-suddenIy on Wednesday. Sep
rembeT u, 1910, at 1870 a. m. MTCHA EI,
J. GALLAGHER. in his twenty-sixth year
-GHsE-On wednesday, September a 1910
At 80 D m after short illness. ELLA
GEESE
HART8LANN-On Wednesday. September Il
1910, at e-lo p m JOSEPH HARTMANN
eighty-first year
KLINE-On Thursday, September IS. 1910. a.
2 Kline. in the seventy-first year OF his
age
LYONS-On Friday. September IS. 1910 at
a. m at Providence HOSPITAL AVFCeE
LILLIAN lyons. daughter OF Grace Bow
beer Lyons and John T Lyons. IN her
seventeenth year
A voice loved is stfiIed-
place IS vacant in our house
which never can be fIIed-
Mama and Papa
Services at her late residence, BaIIston,
Va Sunday September IS al D m
InteTnlent at oakwood Cemetery Fairfax
county Va Relatives and friends invited
sCHULTZ-SuddsnIy- Thursday morning
= September -. 1910 at O'Clock. JOHN h7r~-
hand % Sophia schultz. at his residence
81 Second street southeast, IN his sixty
eighth year
sTHATER-On Wednesday. September a. 1sfa
at Providence Hospital SUSIE CF2AXE-
FORD, wife OF Courtney Q Thayer-
WHEATLET-On Thursday. September Is
1910, at 1-l5 D. m. EDWARD E. husband
OF Mary A Wheatley and son OF the late
William H and Mary Wheatley-
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
SEWING MACHINES

CABINET Grand Standard S-Goo. DroDhssd
Domestic. 500. Davis Hand Machine, So 80
Renting and repairing al MAKES school
supplies Express Tor hire. LARkIN Sd ami
Il sts- y W
The Washington times., 1910-09-16

capt and Mrs. ". 3. Smithers have
returned to their home in North CoIurn-
bus street. after q two weeks outing
at Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
ROOMS AND BOARD

TIE NAPLES. 15oi-95 X ST. y W.-OpDo-
sue rrdnAHH PARK rooms single or On
suite private baths; good table, newly fur
niShe1s steam heat pernaneuts. also tran
slents. Prone n szsA
STE ST y z. z2Esfoderu room with ex-
CL-liell DoarQ Tor Two gentlemen reason
H ST n w s0s-Nicesy furnished large
room on second floor. with good board.
II ST n n, 593-Large front room SUIT
az Tor or 3 gentlemen. also one other
room s1Ila2le for Telephone
G sf- \ W f5l-Ro0ms and bard: also
Tor ngnt hoCsekeeping; moderate
18TH ST y. W. 1sso-Large second-story
'front.' and side rooms. nicely furnished;
ST n z, zSz-Beauriful, large. cheer
Iu4 TooI" suitable Tor one OF two with
FAIRMONT ST. 134s-BIt. PIeasant-Roons
win board, for young couple or ladies' re-
fined home
L ST, n W. lss-Front and back room.
handsomely papered and furnished Tor mar
lle1 couple excellent board.
INDIASA AVE. 214-Furnished rooms. with
OF WITHOUT board. private family
II ST y ", z55-Large front parIor adjoIn-
OF couples With excellent board; so month;
also other rooms
II ST = ". 50z-Large double front room:
"a hoor5 fos couple or two gentlemen;
EYE ST " W. u1-RoOms. corner house:
- 12zLo o2Llonals tTans.ents accommodated.
II ST y. W. S2I-Nfcely furnished rooms,
excellent country table board located be
tween two car lines, $ week Phone y 5s75
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
AUTOS REPAIRED

REPAIR WORK OUR SPECIAI,TY-So
sto-h 100 complicated Tor vUr- mechanics
~ NoEA s-aTaiIlteea- BE-NNE-E~- 1l9 s-1 nv
LET IS PIT YOUR shade, -aciat5r, fe1e-
-, Hlza lamps into proper Coad-ion. very
s---e4- L1st- ~ Us FRENCH RADIATOR
q FENDER CO. E45s Z 81 y w North s575 II
" = E--EAIEl OK REBUILD your auro; car.
cleaLed o. cay CT month. oils, sasoIeue
ana supplies reasonable prices. al work
guaranteed lS85 Columbia Court between
ian and 10Th, Columbia "a. and Irving s..
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

II sEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE
PRODUCING REPAIRING. 81 L ST
y ". PHONE y. 80 y
The Washington times., 1910-09-16

ALL De
PARTMENTS; GOOD PER
MANENT POSITIONS. APPLY
TO MANAGER,
HEIGHT & CO.,
5f3-5i5-5f7 9TH ST. n. w.
SKIRT MAKER-Experienoed: good wages
Grace St. Richmond, Va
SKIRT BIAkER-Experiencsd good wages
and good position n. BANNETT, 90 "
Grace 81. Richmond. Va.
SKIRT HANO-First class; girl to help on
coats X SCHWAB. SO 18th st y. ".
SOLICITOR u sell tickets ror photo studio
call 1916 y 81 y. ".
TAILORESS-M1st know how to make
sleeves and buttonholes; good pay for the
right girl. Apply 1853 18th St y. w
TATLORESS in busheIing department.
MERIT & MERIT CO, COS St
WAITRESS Experienced; good place to right
one ~ l4tl 81
wATTREssEs-TwO. experienced RADY's
CAFE. 6Q6 Pa ave
WATTREs5-whi5e. ana ohaTn6eT1nsid; aIs0
cook 4o9 G y. w. l
WONEN-z cook. chsmberrnaid. New York;
plain cook, general housewCrkers. In city
1875 18th y W
WOMAN cook for 1-ivate family 4zI sth
St y. W
WOMAN-Neat. cOIored. for general house
work: family o. four 1907 " Y ave
y. ".
WOAIAN-For cook and general homework
q Sth St s E
WOMAN for general hOuseWork, washing.
and ironing wages So; references ia
Thomas ST y "
settled. business, as cash
Ter and general assistant in store. Apply
704 9th 81. % floor.
WOMAN FOR general homework; no wash
ing 2Ss3 1st St
WO8IAN-Settied. reliable. business as IS
sistant n store; must write fair hand 40
ply 7o4 sth st y W. ID floor
YOUNG NURSE GIRL with reference. good
home; stay nights 1910 sth St y "
YOUNG LADY as cashier and bookkeeper.
Apply 1870 y St y. E
HELP WANTED-MALE
An INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn sloo
r7,r-sh lv Ccrrespoudfne -.a~4-e-s. r,rve.
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets;
The Washington Rug weaving Co. odIcs
and works. So 9Th st " " Main SSz5-
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets. We guarantee our work. ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING CO. Z235 Ga ave Phone .sss4-Y.
The Washington times., 1910-09-16

In the corporation court this morning
ant having died In the case OF Richard
Gray Us. the unknown heirs OF Thomas
Johnson decree was entered con-
firminE the report OF Commissioner
BTUmbaCk-
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
HELP WANTED-MALE

Az INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn sloe
monthly corresponding for newspapers: no
Canvassings send FOR particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE Lockport, y. Z.
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
ALEXANDRIA LODGE
INSPECTION TONIGHT
Knights Templar Meeting to
Be Followed by
Banquet.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA SEPT 16

Old Dominion Commander, No. Il,
Knights TempIar, viii meet at the
Asylum this evening at 7:30 o'clock,
when the commandery viii be In
spected by Eminent Sir the Rev. J.
Cleveland Hall. prelate Of the Grand
Commandery Of Virginia
Following the INSPECTION, = banquet
viii be served
Mrs Nicholas Brow.s Trist, sixty
three years Of age, dteo at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Harry r Burke,
in Fairfax county. last evening Her
funeral viii be held at 5 o'clock this
afternoon The Rev II. J. Cutler, Of
St Mary's Church. Will offciate. and
burial viii be in Ivy Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Viola NJ Mumford. thirty
seven years old. wife of Fred Mum
ford, died at her home, 316 Commerce
street, this morning Her funeral
viii be held Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. and burial viii be in Bethel
Cemetery
A pretty welding was solemnized at
the Congress street NJ. ?. Church. in
Washington last evening, when Miss
Catherine lone Gorham became the
bride Of Harrison Brooke Arnold. both
OF this city. The bride was attended
by her sister, Mrs James MCGOWAN.
as catron Of honor. while the best
man was James MCGOWAN. The Rev.
J. n Holmes performed the ceremony.
after which Mr. and Mr. Arnold re-
turned TO this city. where a TeceP-
ton was held at the home OF the
bride, 216 South Payne street
One OF the handsOmest soda fOun-
tains in Alexandra has just been
erected at the drug store Ct Richard
Gibson. corner OF Alfred and King
streets The fountain IS built entirely
Of marble. and is backed bT a large
plate glass mirror
Potomac Lodge Of Odd Fellows will
meet at their hall, in North Columbus
street, this evening
The committee hsviI in charge the
program for the dedi-dtiOn of the new
EIls' Home met last evening. but ad-
jouTned until Saturday evening at
clock
In the corporation court this morning
the suit Of Philippe D Allen ". Har-
ant having died In the case Of Richard
Gray vs. the unknown heirs OF Thomas
Johnson, a decree was entered con-
firminE the report OF Commissioner
BTUmbaCk-
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage at the TeCtOTv Of st. Paui's
P Z Church OF Harvey SissOn and
Miss Edna Helms The Rev p P
Philips, performed the ceremony
In the corporation court the suit Of
Sullivan vs. Max LansbuTEh was dis
missed, the case having been compro-
missed
|
capt and Mrs. ". 3. Smithers have
returned to their home in North CoIurn-
bus street, after q two weeks outing
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
AUTOMOBILES
+ CA SALE-CoIunbis Electric. In good con-
oltion; complete. with rechargInE OUTFIT
OR SALE-c-cyIinder Yale, touring caI. In
good condition. q bargain
FOR SALE-Buick runabout. 22-h- D., fully
equipped.
CARTER MOTOR CAR
CORPORATION,
AUNSEK BULLDuSG
AUTOMOBILES

Wat E.L-Io buy every auto tire and inner
L1ps IN " Washington also soap metal high
- sAol cash prices North $50 CLASS
* 3 %. - 20 81 y W Drcp postal
FOR SALE-ChsImers ~ autonobFIs. ~ 80
q concitiol and FUZZY EQUIPPED VIII be
seia reasonably for cash or win consider ex-
clahse LOT equity II improved D Z. real
estate BO& is. Times Office
FOR sALE-Ford runabout. used ! Tlo1fb-
m excellent condition. thoroughly equipped-
a. 49, ot- gan and many others- BEN
NJ ~ sta - y "
Ice SHOFO- T5c-
GREAT HAND SOAP.
Iem2yes Grease. A. Al Druggists
z-CfL- BUICK. new engine. frst-cIass con-
dl4on. cheap II sold - once Phone North
80 lsis sth St y W
FOR SALE-CadIIac- runs Ne 49, -T-5-g BE-
Tor family or business purposes Address
d sAMCEL, Optical Dept. PsIais Royal !
THE FINEST AssORTAIE i OF s-IE1-I- 49,
autos. al makes and styles rom $50 10
sZrut-- 50 IN number Branch OF phiIsSeIDhfa
TIE ROMAN AUTO CO,
lSl5 II ST y "
EXPERT AUTOMOBILE WORK do7g a.
moderate prices 10 matter what uaks ~
IN What condition your machine s IN An
Work guaranteed l. years e-periencc. as
and 81 Ia - X " MUNICIPAL. AUTO
q MACHINE WORKS. Phone Main III.
y a E 5GOORE. Prop
LET Is Do i've can put youF auto IsTnp
ana raolator INTO proper condition a. a very
szIia-l cost 70 Eou- PromDt work salts
faction guarauteed- MOORE s co. ses John
Marshai pace Phone Es37-
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnichnd

FOR RENT-aOOMS
Furnished
WESTMINSTER ST. 81. near srh sud u
Very desirable 4-window bay. south front.
communicating ro0Es; accommodate or
refined gentlemen: separately. SIS. SO. en-
suite. s.: unlimited phone.
ST n z. I0l5-Attractive 5-room apart
menti second aoori low rent, $3.50; open
A ST. \. f.. S07-Two large furnished rooms.
one with private bath: with without
board. Phone Lincoln ia
MYRTLE ST. 62-Large, clean parIor room.
heat private bath; s.
c ST y E, ~, near Capit0l-Tvgo fur
nished rooms; housekeeping; 81
HARVARD ST n. w 1s12-DeliEhtful Ioca-
ton; large front room; also second story
southern room, and hall room three car lines-
nth 81. n W, Isos-Three rooms. furnsshed
Tor Light housekeeping suitable married
couple; SIS per month
TTH 81. n w. I00s-Tw5 furnished rooms
complete Tor light hOusekeepiHs-
La AVE. sI2-Furnished rooms. I5c and
&c; pool tables MME- ABRAHAM-
c ST. y T., s-Very. desirable furnished
rooms. near Capitol. Library. and Census
Office: up-to-date bath on same floor; use
Of parloT.
n ST. \. W, s1O-Iarge newly furnished
front room: private family: reasonable I
9TH ST y f, s00-Three large communi-
eating rooms. near BATH third floor house
keep-nz; reasonaole-
II ST \. r, sIs-Iarge nicely furnished
central
+ 81. y e 307-Second floor. large nicely
furnished. suitable for married couple; near
Printing ONCE and station private door5
TIE PORTNER. NJ Ia5-Tarre fu-nshed
room 20 gentleman telephone; closets and
bath
JOHN MARSHALL PI.. s2z-Across from
City I5al-,Sewly painted and papered, With
OF without house keeping: front
ST y W. 1209-In private family. second
and thlrd floor rooms. 70 gentlemen
" J. AVE X. W. 5@-BeautifuHy fJV-
nished front room for one OF two ge1tIe-
men OF VIII rent TO couple with anothe-
room Tor light Housekeeping
18TH ST. y W. T-One large. weI-fur-
1ished frou- room on second floor, near
bath, suitable FOR two. Apply The Naples
dinins room
A ST " z. eS-Furnlshed room for cne
or two gentlemen, in private family, cheap.
references required
h ST X W. ssf-Two third-story back
rooms; light housekeepinC-
ST. y. E. so2-Larse, nicely furnished
room. second floor: s. month. central
vt. AVE. I0z5-NewIy papereI furnished
rooms; bath on every floor. excellent Ia
g s-sntIs-o,' - -,ls - F-'- -
$3.50 -
ss7sbis. 49, ts+t,,. -, -r,-e5s -
rare. - - -. - - 80 p, -'
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rom. heat, gas. ana phone
y ST y ". 14Es-Beautiful front rom.
three wind2ws: SO per month Phone
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IIont rooms porcelain bath light house
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The Washington times., 1910-09-16

Announcement has been made OF the
marriage at the TeCtOTv Of st. Paul
P Z Church OF Harvey SissOn and
Miss Edna Helms The Rev p P
Phillips, performed the ceremony
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
CLOCK HOSPITAL

CLOCKS and WATCHES called Tor and De-
HEered anywhere In the District. references
al over the city skilled factory vorkrnen
employed. prices reas0ns BILE Tel Lincoln
Zs5I or postal WASHINGTON CLOCK &
WATCH REPAIR CO. 1923 Il 81. y e
The Washington times., 1910-09-16

The committee hsviI z in charge the
program for the dedi-dtiOn OF the new
EIks' Home met last evening. but ad-
journed until Saturday evening at s
O'clock
The Washington times., 1910-09-16

Mrs. Viola NJ AIumford. thirty
seven years old. wife of Fred Mum
ford, died at her home, 316 Commerce
street this morning Her funeral
viii be held Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. and burial will be in Bethel
Cemetery
The Washington times., 1910-09-16

In the corporation court the suit Of
Sullivan vs. Max LansburEh was dis
missed, the case having been compro-
missed