davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

Guaranty Trust Company Of New YGt

% Nassau Street, New York
special meeting OF the stockholders I
Guaranty Trust Company OF New YORK IA
been called and will be held ar the o1es I
the Company No IS Nassau Street In =
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New Yors. 2
tuesday. the twenty fifth day OF Januas.
1910. at 1 o'clock P NJ. for the purposs
voting upon an agreement entered IND AZ
made by the Board OF Directors OF this te1-
pany and the Board OF Directors OF Ao.'.i,
trust Company and the Board OF Dlrec1ols !
Fifth Avenue Trust Company. purslahl !
Section S6 OF the Banking Law OF the 90.
OF New York for the merger OF Morton - -.
company and Fifth Avenue Trust Coragzs'
into Guaranty Trust Company OF New t''-
Dated New York, January 5. 1910
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
ALEXANDER j. HENPHILLs Presicsns
= C HERRARD- Sacrararv.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
DIVIDEND NOTICE

DIVIDEND NOTICES.
BOND & MORTGAGE GUARANTEES co,
175 Remsen st, Brooklyn. Jan 10. 1910.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of three per
cent has this dsy been declared. payable on
February 15 1910, TO the stockh holders of
record al the close of business on February s.
CLINTON D. BURDICK, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
ELECTION NOTICES.

THE CITIZENS CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK OF NEW YORK.
New York, January II, 1910.
Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF this Bank. held the l1th inst, the follow
ing named gentlemen unanimously
elected Directors for the ensuing year:
Francis NJ Bacon, Jr-, Darwin P. Kingsley,
Carl F. Boxer, Woodbury. Langdon
Albion K Chapman, Augustus T. Libby,
Ralhp I. Cutter. Henry Sampson.
Daniel A. Davis. Edwin s. Schenck,
I 2. DommeTich, James Stillman,
Frederick T. F1eitmann, Henry B. Stokes
Robert =. Hirsch Edward =. Walton.
Jacques Huber,
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors, held
this day, Mr.. Edwin s Schenck was unani-
nnously reelected President and Mr.. Francis
". Bacon, Jr., was unanimously reelected
Vice President.
ALBION K. CHAPMAN. Cashier.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
Of the City Of New York.
New York. January 18th, 1910.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of this Bank. held January 11th, 1910 the fol-
lowing named gentlemen We're unanimously
elected Directors
J Edward Simmons
Cornelius y. Bliss, 7. Frank ManvilIe.
Robert ". Stuart. Thomas II. McKfttrick
Richard T. Wilson. Mortimer L Schif.
James 9. Cannon, ]. T. Leree,
William s. Opdyke. Edward A. Shepard
A. a meeting OF the Board Of Directors
held this day, Mr.. J. Edward Simmons Presi-
dent and Mr.. James g. Cannon. Vice -Presi-
dent, were unanimously reelected.
CHARLES H. PATTERSON. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
Trustee

Is tables giving the numb
the high low
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
MORTON TRUST COMPANY.
IS Nassau Street.

special meeting OF the stockholders !.
Morton Trust Company Will be held q - y
office of the Company. No 80 Nassau 81. So
in the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY o. W,
York. on Tuesday, the twenty-hrth cas =
January. 1910. at > oclock P. NJ. for tns =.
pose OF voting upon an agreement entered -, =,
and made by the Board OF Directors p - :.
Company and the Board OF Directors OF Sius
anty Trust Company OF New York ana =, :.
Board OF Directors OF Fifth Avenue 80
Company. pursuant TO Section So OF tne os- =.
ing Law OF the state OF New York. 1or 1o-s, =,
merger OF Morton Trust Company and -. -.
Avenue Trust Company into Guaranty -
Company OF New York.
Dated New York. January !. 1slU
BY order of the Board OF Directors
LEVI P. MORTON Presio7H-
II NJ FRANCIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17

To the stockholders of The Trust
of America: - =, ina STOCK
The ReguIar Annual Meeting o,ysllSy g, %
holders OF THE TRUST CoAsa. % 10
AMERICA Will be held at the Vporoush ..
C0rnDanv Nos ST-4S Wall street. r. %
Manhattan city OF New YerA 80 ,'clcck
Wednesday. January 10th 1919, 1sie,..sr a. Dsressors
noon for the purpose or eieS-S Spsinsss -
and the transaction Of such otnet
NAV De brought before the rneetlss, .,,ck zoos
The polls VIII be open from i
to 1 O'Clock +. NJ ,,, - rlossd Js1-
The stock transfer books VIII 49, y and r.
nary Sth 1910 at Il o'clock nos.. noe,,.k A n
opTned January sOth, 1910. az ~ oSs..srstsry
ER AK I. HIIION SSSe----
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
FIFTH AVENUE TRUST COMPANY,
ga FIFTH AVENUE

NEW 4ORh- a rsrs
A special meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS ?. -. n.
Avenue Trust Company will be ned :. srss .
nee OF the Company. No. 515 Fntn ~. v,rx
the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF Ssw ,rz-y,
on Tuesday. the twenty-hfth day OF 80 ).
1910. AT O'Clock ?. NJ, for the paa---, sna
voting upon an agreement ertere1 I~-,,sss
made by the Board OF Directors Or ne - TS-uss
and the Board OF Directors or Guarsny ntrsc-
Company OF New York and the bodld -s-s5t - .
tors OF Morton Trust Company. ~ S-sr. !.
Section So of the Banking Law OF tAo - ~-.,.
New York. for the merger OF NeVsr sr[r,,ussy
Company and Fifth Avenue rs. ycrx
into Guaranty Trust Company or Ne"
Dated New York. January ;. 1sIV-
By order OF the Board OF DtrecLofSS SS-..,s.et
LEVI p. MORTON. SreS''-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
- York. Ianuary 81. Wy s.ss..

Notice IS hereby given that the rs,n,,rs s Asso-
ing Of the Stockholders OF lee ~ rhs CO.'S.
citation will be held at the eihes 15t NassANs
pany. in the Tribune Buieuas. an XcncASr.
Street. in the city OF New Hora' '.Srss W. o'cloes.
the tTth day of January. 1910 az ,ss parpcsss
IN the afternoon OF that day. Ling ~ year -.
inspectors OF election 20 serve esrssctca - =
annual meeting and for the hens-Iy cous -
such other business as may p'oP
i''s S HENRI W. sAcKErr.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
NnIICE nF ANNrAL MEErNG..

Notice is hereby given that ha S,xh.
The Woman's International LeaguS y Ia !.
Thinking and Right Living VIII oe yN-ouxs
of Manhattan. CITY OF New York. on - ~. rsr-
day OF January. 1910. az 10 A NJ ,.y fos -, YEA.
pose OF electing Directors for tHe ensu-.s tss
and two Inspectors OF Election 20 seres .s,t,cs
newt annual meeting and for the rraassss,ss s,rss
of such other business as may pro9o-3- spe1
before said meeting Polls VIII rs-hA
from 10 A. NJ. to Il " o->-rxf.
NNf'O'Li-> : secretary pro 81"
Dataa N-aU- Work De-, 10, 1909
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
THE Trust COMPANY OF aAEnlssSss e nlsSs

Dated. New York. Dee. 10 1s0e-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
ings or 1--WE aaWehty-nye railroads or systemG
twenty return gains of soi6 S22 or 14a ner
cent. and FIVE We return losses of ss6,715. or IL
ips5e pep eoT cent, IT. IN nhe whole shows gain OF
lst w'k in jan 1910. 1909. Increase. p. c.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
WAVTED-AGENTS

r FA1 $50 a month salary and furnish rig
ana aii expenses 20 introduce POULTRY and
STOCK powders; new plan; steady work BIG
LEX %, As0S. Springfield, Illinois. IL
SOAi AIhN IS-lDon't waste, time and money
dealing with supply houses B1Iy standard
GOODS from largest soap factory in America
selling agents direct Best selling combina-
IONS Digest proits, prompt shipment. eN-
CiuslNe territory. freight prepaid. Write
quiSk TIE WILLIAMS SOAP CO. Indian
eloLIs, mi It.
MANUFACTURER AGENT TO REP
RESENT NEW YORK MANUFAC-
lGhkH SELLING DEPARTMENT
STORES, GROCERS. AND house
tURNISHERS STAPLE LINE AD-
DRESS BOX Is. TINES OFFICE It.
AGENIS-We manufacture and control 90
fast sellers; no other firm handles them;
ple Illustrated catalogue OF $50 speclalties
iree samples furnished; every housewife a
purchaser spring speCialties PEASE MFG.
CO, Dept s.. Buffalo. y y feI3-Su-12t
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS wanted for high-ciass beautffulIv
printed and illustrated dolIar-a-vesr vr,-,s,.
magazine. Commission, so cents on e9rb
dollar subscription Write for agents E-es
outfit AMERICAN HOME MONTHLY. p
Spruce St New York oc3-i3t-eosu
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
WANTED-ROOMS & BOARD

WANT ED-ROom and board in country nv
Young couple; convenient to cars; reasOna be
price BOX 10, Times oaice. nh,o-sts
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
PIANO TUNING

EXPERT PIANO and organ tuning aD1 =
pairing; moderate prices. ali v5rx -
anteed FRANK - SHCE. Ig15 Il 81 \ n
Phone n Sob. - -
PIANO TUNING. $50; 2Iays- 1IzDo- =
pared also organ work J. F. Herman
q noor l4zo Pa ave ~ W Main TIZs
n1hs-rsr
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
HORSES AND VEHICLES

Z W VI. s-ALHs--o special jobs in wagons. car
I-esea, and runabOutz. including r1l F1T
ougsy. SIS o. 8 rrIrab0u-s r-sz-,- ? 49, -
sound. 5000 suitable for every busf1ars- -
ses single ana double harness 'crez7
GREEN'S. 90 10Th y W.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
FLOOR OILS

c T HUNTERS SANITARY DJ-sT-Errr.
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the foors cIssr srs
oright, Slves them polished daish; SOC EalI57
delivered Phone Main 5458. Onice 17S p
TRY IT v-L-S -
STAFFORDS SANITARY WAT-OT IN
FLOOR OIL the only Floor OF Won car
Use wiki satisfactIon- Keeps The rooms vvher-
ever applel IN sanitary condition Also
EREE-TO-ZONE dIsInlectants- VVNE n
STAFFORD. Mani Once and Warehouss
Pa ave- and "a ST. ~ ". Phone Main ss55
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
WAHTED-SALESMEN

WANfED-Csps bic statesmen 10 handle line
or speclalties paying a profit Of 30 10 100
per cent pocket samples. exclusive territory:
commissions settled ln full each week II
W SWIFT. Cleveland. Ohio. It.
SALESMAN Experienced I'M anv line - Te7i
general trade IN Maryland and virginia.
an uneNcelled specially prop0sition. commits
slons with $500 weekly advanse Tor ex-
penses- THE CONTINENTAL. . FWEI.Ry
CO. Cleveland. Ohio. IT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. successful in selling
ctsh registers. computing scales. typewrit-
eTs, JeWelry or other standard speciality proD-
nsitonsi % cover Maryland and Virginia
SJape line on absolutely NEW and EX-
'EfIlONAL terms. Attractive permanent
contract containing liberal weekly advance
cause References required. MILES F.
blALER Co. Cleveland, Ohio It.
$50 A MONTH salary and expenses TO intro
duce stock and poultry powders. steady
work THE GRANT CO, Dept. SO, Spring
held H. it,
sALESMEN- Experienced specially. worth
F@,0y1 per year and expenses, liberal long
ilne contract. staple line: responsible manu-
-----E--- EoA A6. Iowa City. Iowa II
50 AI-ESMAN-Traveli TO sell cotton dress
fabrics, iannels. and blankets to retailers
in small towns. liberal commission. s-ro,
side line. SOUTH PHILA- WOOIEN 40
BoN 1874. Philadelphia IL
SOMETHING NEW-Nen and women. ye0 fo
S-o9 weekly operating our New System
specially Candy Factories anywhere: life
time mercantile business Of your own. S10l
starts you; particulars free RAGSDAIE co !
bOA o. East orange. y j. II
ALESNIAN-Capable. % cover VirgfnIa vifb /
staple line high commissions. with 500
man. JESS. n. SMITH CO. Detroit. Mich I
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
TAlLORS

A POMPEO. Al c St y W, Ladies' and
Gents Tailor. Fine work Cleaning, dveinE
repairing. Work called for and delivered
mhl6-l4t
JAEGER. TAILOR AND CLEANER. 5fa F
81 n W ladies' skirts. soc Up. gents
suits dry cleaned and pressed soc; pants
4oe; umbrellas mended. IOc- ~. nhI9-f
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
MOVING

MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED.
We viii DO your moving. packing, and shin
ping. anG lake IN payment old flrnlfr,-s
stoves etc WASHINGTON FURNITTrTE =
CO-s IN q sts. Nv Phone North e570
Enhl0-99t
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ELEGANT meat stand in center market
quick sale. sacrifice ......... ....-... g1e
SC-NF - ECitONERf and light grocery
Eent Sl5' rooms; little gem at.-.......-.. %
COhNER grocery y. w. rent SIS: fine
stanci inattention cause sale.......-. 30
NOAL ahc WOOD yard. y. f. section:
STOCK AZ invoice teams. drrures........ 5s
StSOtEtS1i good mixed trade; rent
Cneap; nne 6-rOOm house: suap at 35,
MARKET ana provision store; transient
- - y w rent $50. fne trade.......... f5'
MEAT and vegetable stand. 800 block
,-l-,t1e-. - ave. coming money: yours for. so
SAND lor lady; fine modern house....-. 60
- = ~ = AND ana cigar store. pr0mi-
mem, aent location; sales SIS daily; only. so
i'yo,ll-,C -.-,C HOUSES; lunchroomss feed
Ss0re, 5aInliy hotels grocery " w. 59g
NJ" 4Ohth BUSINESS BROKERS. 1873 r.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
WORKiNGMEN'S s WANTS

NOttfiNGMEN-While you are thfnIzfns-
ABOUT u. YOU could have called here ssre9
" note on a slightly used suit az s. 10
Sly' say, this is good time 10 buy an over
CoaL ior next winter one price only. JUSTFT-S
Old Stand. SO ID y " ~
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
HELP WANTED

Male and Female
LEGITIMATE money-makiug scheme: good
income; easy work. no experience REQUIRED
new proven winner; . cents. BRYN AIAWR
Philadelphia. 1+s
HELL wanted on coats az once; male or
female. Apply 9l4 New York ave Its
W. OlNLL SEhN ICE EXAMINATION for clerks
promotion, March IS 10 80. also ste-,orra1b
ers examination on April %. Special rates
Ior entire preparation at THE STFNO-
SttAPHIC ACADEMY, 3ls Colorado Bldg.
AGENTS, Take Notice-Either sex. 70 c.
Nass BY catalogue: good fbJrs. -
making from $50 70 S25 per week AsSrass
" c. E, Times office 49, - -
ANY PERSON desiring 10. studv sb9--5.7I
ana tyPeWTlting can learn how 10 obtain =
lsse - course oy addressing BOX 202 Times
rnhl1-tf
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
SPIRITUALISM
WINDOW CLEANING

HOUSEKEEPERS-This week ordinary wln,
dows expertly cleaned. SC each ELLIOTT
l-lb ith y ". Postal or phone y. 1882.
mh20-4tr
HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS ?
Whlts helP and moderate prices. LEON I,
CAHOON. Acme Window CIeanIn. g. re-
uaoVsd to 81 y. W. PhOns N. 715s
3z1E-oot
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
AUCTION SALES
BenSInger' S Horse Bazaar

BenSInger'S Horse Bazaar
3O3-5-7 Sixth St n. ".
Big Opening Spring Sale,
Monday, Earch p, 1920 a. N.
lOO-Horses and Mules-10e
S-Fresh Loads
one car load MARYLAND Mountain H.
THE BEST THAT GROW
eilpped direct from their mountain ro--a-
Oakland, Maryland
one car load Perry County. Pa. Horze-
shipped direct % Us for positive ra1a -.
MR. GUS EICHBERG.
~ NJ has entered our lists ana vyl--s a..
he IS positively going 20 sen
one car load Horses and Nyfas from g.
o., -. set county, Pa. and
% HoIseS Tor various private parties
EVERYTHING TO SELL
y. I. BenSinger, Prop.
nhfe-2e
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
WANTED-ROoMS

WANIED-Four unfurnished rooms Hight
housekeeping. adults. Address c. B. VICE
9IAEE. . - p ST. y. W mh2O-2t'
WANIED-By gentleman. room and boar5 in !
private family, in s W. BOX 427, Times
ULL-Ce. mhls-3ts /
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
DENTISTRY
DRESS SUITS FOB HIRE
RAT EXTERMINATOR

GREAT DISCOVERY-POSITIVE RAT
EATERMINATOR. SIC BOX YEARLY -,
tracts for House, Store. and Entire Rlii1ff,-
Rat EXterminating Work Solicited W-~irs -
Csll, PITTSBCRG EXTERMINATOR CO.
1-5z zth 81 y. " rnhfs-7ts
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
TYPEWRITERS

REBUILT L c Smiths Cndersgood a.
ington. Smith Premier. good as nssv 20
sale and rent az lowest prl-es- TyDav--.rsr
and O1ice Supply Co. Lg7 c 81 Nv. II -
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
BISHOP. BISHOP.
721-NINTH ST. n. W-72l
GREATEST LIVING
PALMIST.
WORLD-FAMOCS CLAIRVOTANT.
IaL-.-A L 1.
BISHOP.
Furnished.

IL hD1s ~ " - Il
GREATEST LIVING
PALMIST.
woRLD-FAMOUS CLAIRvOYANT.
TRUTHFUL, RELIABLE
ADVISER
800 READINGS uo0
There IS n necessity FOR Bishop "a publish
flashing advertisements with an sorts of me-
tensions and prOn- -ses. For the fntelIirenr r1s7.
or woman briel :nouncement Is ali that Ig
necessary. Bishops work speaks and reco.a-
mencs itself. so 4 you feel inclined TO receive
SO, 5000 common tense advice cal on him.
HIS Mysterious Power Reveals your liza y-ru-
ambitions your lnnermost desires, your tal-
ents. your business abilities. vo1r Past
Present Conditions accurately told ana such
ADVICE given which undoubtedly will render
you Satisfied, COntented Successful Hap1,
Shou-d you De worried. not knowing which
way 70 turn II the one you love has aban-
coned you; and Il you wish FOR his or he-
return; If you desire 70 be properly told Of
Marriage, Love, Changes. call on Bishop. who
Eas ne-Ped ana advised thousands. thus max
ms them Useful, Magnetic, Successful HoUrs
Daily aEe Sunday. 10 TO s.
bIsHOP STUDIO n sTH ST. y. ".
mh9-H
SCIENTIFIC PIANIST.
Past, Present and Future told from your
hand sos 5th St n ". might
ORIGINAL GYPSY PAIAfIsT.
Whole Fortune Told l5c
open Nights l7ZS 18th st. y. W
NINE. MARCIA.
fainllst-1euS II St y. W.--Clairvoyant
The past. present and future ali revealed 10
you by this wonderful woman fe24-tr
SPIRITUALISM
MEETINGS Monday and Thursday. o. m
daily readings al the home II Mrs 7 =
NlALIBA' soS NJ 81 y W Phone n S942
mh20-1tc
MRS. WHITE. Friday ana SUNDAY seanceS-
at O'Clock; private aaily readings. 40 SIN
81. y. W. ms IS 80 ~
MEETINGS at $50 II st. \. W. No day and
thursday p m; daily readings MRS
= 4 MALIB4, Phone \ Ssf2 u4-7Jc
NINE. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDTTI... Tea5s
your NE correctly; gives names facta:
readings daily and Sunday. COZ Sd ST n -
cor r. near Union Station. Ladies only
ia24-tg
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

FAhIf WITH $500 10 5000 for giIt edge
investment IN staple unanufactrIrInz COM
De1y- Apply BOX p Times Office. mh3O-gts
NEED MONEY ~ YOUR BUsT%ESSg -CsD-
ltai secured, firms Incorporated; inter1 Jews
private BOX 4 Times offlce. rnh91-7fc
LIVERY STABLE. Ce 7rer civ GI---7 -----l
boarders ~
sA[LLoON. heart city. 5000 viii handle.
SALOON' l5th ST., largest snap IN city. $500
DUGAN, elI la. Ave.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
COAL AND WOOD

C0oI Philips & suensrann- w
OOol 500 c ST ne s0l 4th 81. n. w OOO
Only Best Grades. Iov,... -
Phone Lincoln 80
de2z-Su-tu IN sa-cs
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
R0kPD

K ST. y. W, 94l-FIrst-class table board. sol
month. $3.50 per week mhlS-Stc
L y. W. 1635-Two vacancies in mess of |
SIX gentlemen: superior cook: unsurpassed |
"a e mhlT-St~ /
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
HELP WANTED-MALE

BUSHELMAN on ladies' and Eentlernen's
garments; from S15 10 SIS per week to good
man Apply AT once. 1511 Conn. ave
mh1S-3tc
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01
Wed In Wee sma' Hours.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. Aug. 31.-N1iss Virginia
Strouse. who gave her residence as 27S
East Lauriston street, Philadelphia. and
Edwin Frank. OF 2lS West 122d street.
New York. were married in Rockville
about 4 o'clock this morning by Rev. s.
R. White, OF the Baptist Church.
The young people made no explanation
Of why they elected TO embark on the
matrimonial sea at such an unusual hour,
and about all the information they were
willing 20 give about themselves was that
the young man is a lieutenant IN the
army, and that the young woman be
longs to a wealthy Philadelphia family
The young people came out from Wash
ington in an automobile and aroused the
marriage license clerk and persuaded him
TO visit the courthouse and issue the
license. and they also broke in on the
sleep OF Rev. S. r. White. They were
una0companied, and left in the direction
of Washington Immediately after the GER
emory.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01

at the government hospital were on his
trail, and notified police headquarters TO
look for him. Detectives Pratt and How
lett were detailed upon the case. and
within a few hours they had the cap
tain's movements covered as FAR as Har-
vey's.
Information from the chauffeur OF an
other car there gave them the tip that
Frank and his bride were al the ball
game. Fifteen minutes later the detec-
tives stepped into their private box
Frank was requested TO accompany them
TO headquarters.
At the District Building Frank was
identified by the garage proprietor as the
man who had engaged the car and passed
the worthless checks. Frank was sent
to the First precinct station and later
taken back 70 ST. Elizabeth's
Mrs. Frank would make no statement
last night concerning the AFFAIR. but
it is said that application will be made
for a divorce on grounds OF insanity.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01
LIGHTS OUT TONIGHT
Suburbanites Must Go Home
in the Dark.

Because OF the Commissioners recent
order doing away with majority Of
lights in outlying districts Of the city. TO
take effect tonight. indignant suburban
ties are flooding the District Building
with so many protests hat it will be
necessary to give the mauer a hearing
when Commissioner Judson returns In a
few days.
Citizens associations have risen in
arms against the edict, notans among
them being the Congress Heights Public
Improvement Association. a-,usn it's
president w. w. Price, ssrred
yesterday with Commissio. .olph.
Upon the recommendation OF - ectrical
Engineer ". c. Allen. the Commission
ers have ordered that the following lights
be discontinued tonight:
Ordered Out Tonight.
rwentyfour in Wheeler road. beginning with the
fifth lamp south Of Alabama avenue 70 the District
Line.
Forty-six IN Foxhall road from Reservoir streSt to
Newark street and Nebraska avenue.
Ahtllll-llit IN bIuAQ BrdlCA IuAu 04AlldrJ
road 70 RittenhOlse street.
Eleven in Military road from GATES road to Broad
Branch road.
Twenty-nine in Central avenue from Bennins road
10 District Line.
Nineteen in Livingston road from Albemsrlo street
10 District Line.
Eight in Wisconsin avenue frOm IunlsU road 20
Massachusetts, ayenue-eYery other lamp
Fourteen in Wisconsin avenue from Newark street
to Pierce rood-eIeTy other lamp
The following naphtha lamps are or
dered discontinued:
Twenty-Five in Sargent road from Bunker bill road
north to District Line.
Twenty-three IN Queen Chapel road from Newton
street north to District Line
TEenty-one in Bunker Hill road from Queens
Chapel read east to District Line
Thirty-eight in Ridge road from AnacostiA to
Bowen road.
Eleven in Bowen road from South Bowen road to
District Line.
Sixteen in Naylor road from Alabama avenue 70
the District line
Thirteen gas lamps are discontinued in
Branch avenue from Pennsylvania ave-
nue. TO Bowen road, and ffty-two in the
west side OF Massachusetts avenue from
California street to Wisconsin avenue.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01
SIBLEY MAKES REPLY.
Says His Campaign Was Conducted
by Private Secretary.
Automobile Delivery to
Suburban Points.

Franklin, Pa, Aug. a.-Joseph c. Sib-
ley, who withdrew last week as the Re
publican candidate for Congress in the
Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania district. and
was arrested the same day on a charge
OF conspiracy 10 bride and corrupt voters.
tonight issued the statement explaining
his $4,000 campaign expenses, and defend
Ing himself against the conspiracy
charge.
He makes the statement. he says. in
the belief that no is standing near the
border land Of another country" and.
for fear that he may not live to testify
in court. he wants his friends to know
the truth.
Slbley says he was taken sick at the
beginning Of the campaign. and intrust-
ed his candidacy to his private secretary.
Frank H. Taylor. who is a co-defendant
in the conspiracy proceeding. telling him
that he die not want an expensive cam
paign. He did not see Taylor more than
six or eight times during the campaign.