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The Washington times., 1910-03-13
ARIZONA MAY BECOME DRY

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 13.-Support-
ers and opponents Of the Owen. or Nc
CURE bill. in Congress. making prohibit
ton territory all land within twenty
five miles of an Indian reservation 81
school, are hesieEing Governor Sloane
Should this bill be passed. Phoenix. Tue
son. Yuma, Globe, Mesa, Tempe, and
other cities In Arizona would become
dry. Protests against the passage
Of the act have been telegraphed TO
members Of Congress by officials Of the
cities affected.
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DEATHS

BERESFORD-On Friday. March II. 1910.
LILLE c. wife Of Richard Beresford at
her residence. IA South SiXty-second street,
West Philadelphia
BOswELI-NETTIE NJ, beloved wife o,
Frank T. Boswell, IN the thirty-seventh
year or her age
Funeral services at her home. 357 NJ street
southwest, Monday at ?. m. It.
CRAWFORD-On Friday. March Il. 1910. a,
6.l5 a. m. AT his home. 65I Acker street
northeast ISAAC TONEY CRAWFORD.
husband Of Write Crawford and only son OF
Mrs Victoria and the lat Charles r
Crawford. brother Of Mrs. Lula Marshall
Mrs Nettie Thomas, and Miss Bette Craw-
ford.
CONSTANTINI-On Thursday March 10 1910.
at McKees Rocks, Pa, after a brief i'll
ness, POMPEo. son OF b Constantine
DURELL-At annapolis. Nd. on Friday
March II. 1910. ANNIE HARTWELI.. wife
OF Commander Edward 4. DUrell. l. S n
Denton Friday, March H. 1910. Mt 4-g0
?. m. at her daughters residence 1102
Eighteenth street northwest, JOSEPHINE.
wife Of Sandy Dent and mother OF William
Fannie Jackson. Maria Curtis. and sister
OF Mary Henson and Alice Sedgwick- and
grandmother Of Clarence Jackson. James
and Mamie Ball
FOERTSCH-On March q. ct Sis a m
HENRY W, son Of Agatha and the late
Robert Foertsch. aged twenty-seven years
and four months
VIII be buried from residence Of his sis
ter Mrs. c. F. Mcclure 1910 Mimi s+-eot
northwest Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Il.
GRAT-On March II. 1910. at Sis 4 m
JOSEPH GRAY.
HoUCK-On Sunday, March L. 1910. AZ A
m, JACOB w, beloved husband Of
Racheal HOuck.
Funeral from his late residence. 50 II
street. northwest, Tuesday. at D. m. Pri-
waite interment Arlington Cemetery
Baltimore papers please copy nnhI3-2ts
c,4,--s,--
m, ALICE H KING. beloved wife OF VIII
liam King
Funeral from her late residence. Ria N
street northwest, Monday. March Is. at 2
terment private. rnbIa-qtc
KURTZ-On Friday. March II. 1910 - =,
a m. BENJAMIN kUR'TZ, youngest son
OF the late David and Elizabeth KUrrZ
Funeral VIII take place from Undertaker
William h Sardo & Co.'S 4OS II street
northeast, Monday evening. March ne
Funeral strictly private 1,s
KEMP-On Friday. March il. 1910. At 70
a. M after a brief illness, MARY e.
widow OF William H. Kemp.
MANUEL-suddenly. on Friday. March II
1910. at O'Clock .. m. CALVIN AfANTrF,I
father Of Mamie Robinson and John MaD,1si
grandfather Of Flora and Hattie Jackson
O'GRADY-On Friday, March II, 1910. at s.2o
p. m. WILLIAM OGRADY, husband Of
the late Katherine O'Grady.
PENNEBAKER-In Louisville, Ky Sunday
morning. March 13, 1870 ANNA Ell TC,-T-TT
PENNEBAKER, widow OF Col Csbsrios
d. Pennebaker, aged seventy-ive years 1ts
TAPLIN-On Friday, March II. 1910 ar Ros-
ton, Mass, MAHLON. brother OF Tforstjo
y. Taplin. OF ibis city, aged sixty-six wears
WESToN-on Sunday morning, March II
1910. at her nome 442O Eirbrb $500 90
LETTIE MEAD WESTON. wife ~ go
erick F Weston and mother Of Walter n
and Bertha r. Weston Ia
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MARKETS
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
CONGRATULATIONS a Probate Court No
1G.S7, Administrator This is 10 give notice
That the subscriber. OF the District or Co.
Imbia has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District OF Columbia, letters tesla
mentary on the estate Of Sautus Auth. late
OF The District OF Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
s.-e hereby warned 70 exhibit the same. vita
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated
20 the subscriber. on or before the 4th day
OF March. A ID. 1911: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate Given under my hand this 4th day
OF March. mo. REGINA AUTH, Bladeus-
burg Road. tation h (SeaL) Arrest JAMES
TANNER Register OF Wills for the District
OF ColUmbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
MICHAEL A. y ESS, Attorney, nhS-Sust
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SITUATlONS-FEMALE
TYPEWRITERS

REBUILT l. c. Smiths Underwood. Rem
ington, Smith Premier. good as new for
sale and rent at lowest prices. Typewriter
and Ohice Supply Co., 1l07 81. Nv, ". 45Oa
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DENTON Friday, March II. 1910. at as
P m at her daughters residence 10
Eighteenth street northwest. JOSEPHINE
wife Of Sandy Dent and mother or William
Fannie Jackson. Maria Curtis and slstei
OF Mary Henson and Alice edyvyick- am
and Mamie Ball
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FOR RENT ROOMS
T---Loz - U-E--J-o1
Furnished.

7 uIulSntu and U1IUIllSl6d.
1ST " w. IO-Furnished or unfinished
with OF without board. two blocks OF Cen
sus Office and G. p. O. mh1S-2t'
sTH ST SIs-2 rooms for light housekeeD-
Ing; furnished or UnsU-2iseSd hsre All
gas. very reasonable relo-tf
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CHANGES ARE MADE
INVEST END CHURCH
Pastor at St. AIMS, the Rev.
]. c. Mallon Goes to
Maryland.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
GFORGEyTccuvNC NFApf-ET 7,


The Rev. Joseph c. MaIlon, pastor of
St. AIMS Church at Tenleytown for the
past seventeen years. viii leave Easter
Monday for Westminster, Nd. to as
sumo the paStorate OF ST. Johns Church
at that place. He will succeed the Rev.
Father Cassidy, who was appointed pas
tor of s.. Stephens Church. Twenty
fifth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
succeeding the late Rev. Walker 5.
Caughy.
The transfer is in the nature of a
promotion. the new church having a
much larger congregation than St
AIMS.
The Rev. T. Gibbons Smyth. who will
succeed Father MallOn as pastor OF
St AIMS, is now acting pastor OF St.
Stephens, being the first assistant dur
ing the life Of Father Caughey. In
addition to having charge of St. AIMS
he viii also conduct services at the
recently established Catholic mission
at Chevy Chase
The Rev. H B. Angus, pastor Of Peck
Memorial Chapel. TWenty-elghth and NJ
streets, is reported TO be i'll at his home
in Elizabeth, y. J. About two months
ago he was stricken with a severe cold
During his absence the pulpit has been
supplied through the Church of the
Covenant Of which Peck Chapel is a
branch.
The funeral Of Mrs Alice H. King.
who died yesterday morning at II
O'Clock, will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock from her late residence
ollf n street The tnterment will be
private. She was the wife Of William
King. She is survived by her husband
and several children.
This evening at 80 O'Clock speciaI
evangeliStic services will be held al
dock Mill road, TenlCytOwn At the
morning service the pastor. the Rev
A +. Poore, delivered the sermon, tax
Ing Peace as his subject.
The Rev. James T Marshall d. D..
pastor of the West Street PRESBYTERIAN
Church, will speak this evening on The
Desertion.S The sermon is the fourth
of a special series under the general
head Of "Th- Voice from Calvary
The music Will be furnished by The
Young Peoples Chorus, under the lead
erShlp or lie Roy Birch. At the morning
service the sermon was delivered by the,
Rev. a J. MCkelway, D. D, secretary
of the National Child Labor Committee
His subject was THE Leadership of
the Child"
D. A Davis. religious instructor of
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Will lead TINS evening at the prayer
meeting OF the EpwOrth League of the
DumbartOn Avenue NJ. r. Church Serv-
Ices viii start at $50 o'clock. Dunbar
ton Chapter is one Of the largest in the
District
Miss Helen Frey will lead this evening
at the meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor Society Of the West Street Pres
byterian Church. The services will com
mence at $50 O'Clock.
The children Of St Johns EPISCOPAL
Church, Potomac and o streets, are re
hearsing for the special Easter sery-
Ices which will be held in the church
Oh the afternoon Of Easter Sunday The
singing will be under the direction Of
the orSanist and chOirmaster, George
Thompson Williams.
A euChre and dance for the benefit
OF Our Lady Of Victory Church. Conduit
and New Cut roads, will be held Tues
day evening, March g. at Carroll In
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A euChre and dance for the benefit
of Our Lady of Victory Church. Conduit
ana New Cut roads, viii be held Tues
day evening, March g, at Carroll In
sutute hall. The proceeds OF the affair
VIII be used to plaster the new church.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

SALESIADE-In millinery and other de-
partments- KINGS PALACE, $40 9Th st
y w mh13-3t
SKIRT HAND-First-class. BOX 800. Times
Office. mh12-3ts
SLEEVE HANDS-Expcrience at once. APP
ply 1874 Il ST. n W. mh1S-3tF
sERYANT-Good general. at lO0i Mass. ave.
y. r. mhlI-3ts
WAIST HANDS-F.rst-cIass. also helpers.
BODE, s0S 18th. mh1l-3t'
WAIST. HAND-Experienced. Apply The
Berkshire lA2 Chaplin St. apt. 46.
mh1-5t-
WAITREssES-At WILSON'S CAFE. GIL 18th
St y W. None but experienced need ap-
ply mhl2-3tc
WHITE GIRL-Neat. To assist at lunch
h counter; good hours and pay. Apply from
70 p. m, stand % o street market.
wOMAN-Young, to help in busheIing de-
partment. NEWBORN < GREEN. tailors,
1o0z F y. W. IT.
WOMAN-For general Homework with help
for Washing good wages. I0l5 Otis place
\. W References mh13-etc
WOMAN-Competent. for general homework
in small family, at Chevy Chase, stay
nights: references 37i4 Oliver St mhl2-3t'
YOUNG WOMAN-No objection to coIoreI
for dressmakins; steady work. 5l2 G n W
1r
SIS PER DAY paid 10 one lady In each
Town 20 distribute free Circulars and take
ORDERS FOR concentrated favoring in tubes;
permanent position j. s. ZlEGLER CO,
chicago. It.
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The children Of St Johns Episcopal
church Potomac and O streets, are re
hearsing for the special Easter serv-
Ices which will be held in the church
on the afternoon Of Easter Sunday. The
singing will be under the direction of
the organist and chOirmaster, George
Thompson Williams
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-5-passenre Oldsm0bue IN FIRST
class condition cheap. viii demonstrate.
CENTRAL GATAGE. 1910 y. y. ave y. W
mh1z-1rs
AFTER PURCHASING 1916 electric. spas
senEer roadster TO be delivered March Is
for my own use, am called a5ruad. 50 offer
same for sale al sacrifice BOX SIS. Tines
OIICe- mhlI-gr
FOR SALE-Stanley touring car. with ton
wind shield, speedJrueter, and baggage rack:
can be seen al HOLMES BAKERY IQ7 =
81 y ". mhg-tf
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FLOOR OILS

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KTII.
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright, gives them polished finish. sec gallon
delivered Phone Main 545S Ofice l-g pa
ave y. W GOOD FOR YOUR FURNITURE.
TRY. IT -lr1r-sfs
STAFFORDS SANITARY WaN-OT I'm
FLOOR OIL. the only Floor OIL YOU csa
use with satisfaction Keeps the rooms whsr-
ever applied in sanitary condition Also
kFEE-rO-ZONE GisinfeCtants- WI c.
STAFFORD Mani. OfiiCe and Warehouse
Pa ave. and "a St n. W Phone Main 49,.
fe2S-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE

TO THE COLORED MEN OF WASHINGTON
NoW'S YOUR CHANCE TO BECOME AN
EXPERT AUTO Enc lNEER.
We are in need Of men L MI positions
and are giving special course for SIS during
he month Of March.
THE NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.
1903 It'll St n W
Young men-Investigate our college before
enrolling. mhS-f
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF WASH
lNGTON is managed by men Of brains
and extensive automobile experience. Come
10 our office and talk TO US. look cur EchOOi
over, and hear one class session free. then
before you return hCWe drop around by the
Fourteenth Street Savings Bank Zone block
away, call on Mr.. StuEbleheld. AMI ask his
opinion OF the college, after you nave done
this you viii be in better position 10 pass
on the merits OF this great and beneficial
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. Inc,
1900 18th ST. \. W.
The only Automobile College in the United
States which has arrangements with the big
automobile factories 70 employ It's capable
graduates mhZ-u
UNDER MEN WANTED-A competent man
TO take charge Of sale and platform de-
nNery OF ice. Address ICE, Washington star
once, stating age, experience, pay expected,
dhd present acquaintance with Independent
retail ice dealers rnh12-2t'
WANTED-An active. reliable man with
good commercial training, and knowledge
Cdn secure ownership wholesale and retail
nut business that has large trade BOX
go Times Office. mhI2-2U
WATCHMAN-For store; one with knowI-
edge OF high pressure boiler preferred Ad-
dress Box Ss2 Times office. mhl5-Zt
WANTED-AT oNCE-Ten coIored men FOR
our next class: practical demonstration.
shop work, emergency repairing, and road
practice. complete cOUrSe-cOmpetency guar
ahteed-Cnly SIS. Ask about small weekly
payment plan. Special offer this week
CAPITOL AUTO COLLEGE,
I4O2 c ST. \. ". mh3-d
YOUNG MAN as assistant bookkeeper; mod
crate salary. BOX 376 Times Office.
YOUNG MANS 10 10 years. . WORK on um-
brellas- Apply NJ A CRIsWOCLD, I'll
lith ST. n ". mhi2-2tc
YOUNG MAN-With good Acquaintance. %
solicit orders for merchant tailor: must have
small capital Address BOX $40, Times Office.
Hhie ztc
YOUNG MAN-Since the Automobile College
OF Washington was opened. over two years
ago. many others have uied % initiate Us.
one college started with a con box and four
spark plugs az lis eQUipmcuJ--mauy students
lost their money Look into the financial.
ability o. the school you enter. Regarding
ours. We refer to the Fourteenth Street Saw
ings Bank. 18th and SITS. y W Phone 4Is3
WASHINGTON. Inc.
1895 18th 81 -. W.
The Place 70 Learn" mh2-f
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MOVING
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY UP-TO-DATE full dress ana tuxedo
suits for hire. n 7. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. zoos 9TH ST n. W. JaI-s
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Miss Helen Frey will lead this evening
at the meeting OF the Christian En-
deavor Society Of the West Street Pres
byterian Church. The services will COM
mence at $50 O'Clock
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
TAlLORS

JAEGER. TAILOR AND CLEANER. SIS 2
St n W, formerly 92I z s. Skirts cleaned,
repaired and pressed. % cents up. Umbrellas
repaired. Ioc Up. feZ0-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ALTERATION HANDS for coats and skirts.
FAMOUS. 421A23 7th ST. mhI3-3t
a GENERAL HOUsEwoRKKER u2 9th
St y. W nlh13-stc
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WOMEN'S WANTS

JUST RECEIF ED-Femase czna-res. breed
Ing cages. fancy poultry. eggs for hatch
ing. iucubators. and homer pigeons same
Stages and cocks, famous y. G. dghtiag
strain. etc SCHMID'S BIRD STORE q.
18th St mhl0-tf
VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH natural
non-surgicali cloth bound. 400 page book free.
Apply BY mall. SIC Colorado Building; fres
lecture for women Wednesdays 2-30 p m
ia13-tf
STICKIEST STICKER that ever stuck CLUES
furniture. glass. china. books. everything
Royal Glue lOc, 4oc. 60c Pints s.. Druggists etc-
J-5-9et
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MOTORCYCLES

NEW AND SECONDHAND motorcycles from
SO up al in Eood condition
= y &UDD. Jr-. ms. l2Z5 y. Y. ave. NV
faZo-rr
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Il ST y W. IS3O-Pleasant front room
suitable for two gentlemen; German cook
ing; phone mh12-7tc
L y. W. IS49-OppJsIte Dc vey Hotel: llth
ST cars. central; phone North Az: tran
sients- mhle-3tc
18th s. W, c5I-Oue Si50. two $50 week;
right by Agricultural Department and
bureau Engraving mhlS-zt-
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The funeral of Mrs Alice II. King,
who died yesterday morning al N
o'clock, will be held tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock from her late residence.
Sll4 n street The interment will be
private. She was the wife Of William
King She is survived by her husband
and several children.
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D. A Davis. religious instructor Of
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Will lead this evening at the PRAYER
meeting of the EpWorth League of the
DumbartOn Avenue NJ =. Church. Serv-
Ices Will start at $50 o'clock. Dunbar
ton Chapter is one Of the largest in the
District.
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
BIG BARGAINS N PLAYERs

FOR SALE-Large coffee mill CE1nte-prise)
Sl6-50. cost SIS. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and K
r--Nrg-er
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The Rev. H B. Angus, pastor Of Peck
Memorial Chapel. Twenty-elghth and NJ
streets, is reported to be i'll at his home
IN Elizabeth, y. J. About two months
ago he was stricken with a severe cold
During his absence the pulpit has been
supplied through the Church of the
Covenant, OF which Peck Chapel is a
branch.
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
WINDOW SCREENS

WINDOW SCREENS.
Window and door screens made to order;
best work lowest prices. Phone WEBSTER
7177. 1913 Pa ave. rnh5-rf
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5ds5.-t2T March Il. 1910, at SIS a. m.
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This evening at 40 O'Clock special
evangelistic services will be held at
Eldbrooke Al. +. Church, on the Muir
COCK Mill road, TenlCytOwn. At the
morning service the pastor, the Rev
A F. Poore, delivered the sermon, tax
ing Peace as his subject
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DENTISTRY

DOCTORS ELZEY. DENTISTS
Dentistry in all branches Guaranteed
S. ". Cor. 1eth and +. Entrance on fO-,
ta5-90t
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= OI-L l- l - in AlarCh lS. ct Sis a m.
HENRY W, son Of Agatha and the Late
Robert FOertsch. aged twenty-seven years
and four rnontbR 1865
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VIII be buried from residence Of his sis
ter Mrs. G. f Mcclure 1910 Mimi s+-eot
northwest Notice OF funeral hereafter.
The Washington times., 1910-03-13

CONSTANTINI-On Thursday. March 10 1910
at Mchees Rocks. Pa, after a brief i'll
ness, POMPEO son OF b Constantine
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BOARD

X ST y. W. sn-Good tliie board. SO per
month mhu-StC
L y. W, 1655-TwO vacancies in mess OF
six gentlemen superior cook; unsurpassed
fare r1hS-Srs
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ALVEOLAR TEETH-Painless. lasting. Won
derfuIly nfe!Ize: bridgewOrk OF plates IN
necessary painless filing DR.. J. l. VIII
son. los r. 1v21-tf
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WANTED-ROOMS

NOT N apartment house, by two young
men; private family. state price PERNA-
NI-NT. BOX $50 Times Office 1t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CORNER GROCERY. y. W; rent S15 ex-
celleut value az $50; fn health cause sale.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 +.
mhlc-3t
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\ stone, thrown from W street
crashed through one Of the windows Of
St Teresa's DarOChiai school before day
light Yesterday morning. and Capt "
T. Anderson has offered a reward Of s.
for the arrest IF the offender
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DCRELL-At annapolis. Nd on Friday.
March II. 1910. ANNIE HARTWEII. wife
% Commander Edward 4 DureI. L. s. n
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA sANIEANDRo
JUMPS INTO BAY
AND SAVES CHILD

ALAMEDA March 25.-Presence Of
mind and prompt action on the part of
Arthur a. Kaufman of 1928 Encinal
avenue saved the life of 3 year old
Eddie French of 1901 Mound street late
yesterday afternoon The lad had fallen
from d wharf into the deep channel
near the Bay Farm island drawbridge
and had gone down twice when Kauf-
mann was attracted by cries from John
French, the L year old uncle of the
boy who was in danger
Kaufmann hurried to the wharf and
when the drowning lad came up for
the second, time Kaufmann plunged
from the wharf and grasped the child
by the hair Although Kaufman can
not swim, he managed to reach pile
supporting the wharf and throwing one
arm about it, clung to the timber while
he supported his half dead burden in
the other.
Several persons went to Kaufmann's
aid in a rowboat and took him and
the unconscious boy ashore It re-
quired considerable work to resuscitate
the child. Young French is grandson
of Asa French, a veteran locomotive
engineer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
SAYS THAT DRUGS
MADE HIM IMMORAL

s OAKLAND, March % Frank
Thomas. Is years old. who talked local
bankers out of various sums aggre-
eating $500. under the representation
that he, was the owner of newspaper
wagons in this city and would lose
his business unless he could secure suf-
ficient funds for expenses. appeared for
preliminary hearing before Police
Judge Samuels this morning. He was
held for trial in the superior court on
"a charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Young Thomas took the stand in his
own defense, and declared that the
continued use of opium had destroyed
his sense of shame and had rendered
him mentally unfit to decide between
right and wrong.
Carroll Cook, whom Thomas has en-
gagged to defend him. will endeavor to
show that the boy is not criminal
by choice. but that the use of opium
has so affected his moral makeup that
he is not responsible for his acts
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
BUILT FIRST HOMES
IN SAN FRANCISCO

BERKELEY. March 25.-The funeral
of David Myrick ArdIington. pioneer
builder and contractor of San Francisco
who built some of the first houses in
that city in the days of ~. will be held
from the home of his daughter. Mrs ".
NJ. Haywood. 1906 Grove street. in this
city tomorrow morning at 1880 O'Clock.
Interment win be in Mountain View
cemetery.
Ardlingten. who was 81 years of age.
came to California from his birthplaee
in Massachusetts more than three score.
years ago. and after going to the
mines came back to San Francisco. 10
engage in building and contracting.
He was active after the earthquake
of 1868 and was witness OF the dis
aster of 1906. He came TO Berkeley
at that time for two years. but re-
moved to san Francisco. where he died
yesterday at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Florence Vahey, 1714 Fflbert
street Another daughter. Mrs. Carrie
Peace of this city, also survives.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
WILL CELEBRATE
GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Booth Will
Observe Marriage Anniver=
sary With Descendants

BERKELEY, March 25-With their
children and grandchildren and other
relatives around them Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Booth viii celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary at their home,
2237 Hearst avenue. Sunday. An anni-
versary dinner viii be served and the
toasts viii recite the history of the
well known couple who were married
at St. Pauls church, Bury, Lanchester-
shire, England, 80 years ago.
They came to California 30-years ago
and FOR many years Booth was head
of the firm of Booth & Sons machinery
manufacturers of San Francisco and
Los Angeles. He retired some time ago.
Among the guests of the day will be
Mr. and Mrs. Percy II. Booth, who are
returning from a honeymoon in Los
Angeles Covers will be laid for Mr..
and Mrs Levi Booth and their children,
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Booth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris Booth and Ferris Holyoke
Booth The grandchildren who viii be
guests are Eleanor Booth and Booth
and Franklin Otis Booth
other guests viii be Mr. and Mrs
s +. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ire
dale. Misses Amy. Lena and Edith
Booth, Frank Booth, Miss Edna Booth
and Edwin Booth
Souvenirs in gold will commemorate
the anniversary.