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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05

| would be lying at Petellin's store at
Katmai with no faintest hope Of COM
pleting his mission, wherefore he did
his best to swallow his indignation.
Boyd hurried to telegraph Office
| and despatched two messages to Chi
cago, one addressed to his own tailor,
| the other to a number on Lake Shore
| drive. Over the latter he pondered
long, tearing up several drafts which
did not suit him, finally giving one to
the operator with an odd mingling of
ttmidity and defiance. This done, he
FASTENED to one of the leading banks,
and two hours later returned to the
hotel, jubilant
He found Big George in the lobby,
staring with fascinated eyes at his
finger nails, which were strangely puri-
fed and glossy.
LOOK at EN-" the fisherman broke
out admiringly. They're as clean as
a hounds tooth. They shine so I das-
sent take hold Of anything"
II have made my deal with the
bank" Boyd exulted. Cali I need to
raise now is 100000. The bank will
advance the rest. That 100000 makes
all the difference in the world. The
task is easy now. We will make it
go sure. These bankers know what
that salmon business is. Why, I had
no trouble at all. They say we can't
lose if we have good site on the
Kalvik river"
That evening Boyd and George start
ed away, but could not locate Fraser.
When the train pulled out familiar
voice greeted them:
"Hello, you"-and there was Fraser,
grinning.
"What are you doing here?'
ooh, I'm on my way east"
whereabouts east?"
Chicago, amt it? l thought that
was what you said" He seated him
self and lighted another long cigar
care you going to Chicago" George
asked.
"Sure, we've got to put this cannery
deal over" the crook sighed luxurious.
ly and began to blow smoke rings.
Pretty nice train, amt it?"
eyes," calculated Emerson, undecid-,
ed whether to be pleased or angered
at the fellows presence. (which is
your carr"
''Thts one-same as yours. I've got
the rawing ROOM"
"What are you going to do in Chi
cago?'
ooh, amt fully decided yet, but l
might do little promoting. Seattle
is too full Of Alaskan snares.''
The younger man shook his head
"You are impossible" said he, land
yet I can't help liking you.''
In Chicago, as in Seattle, Fraser ac-
companied his fellow travellers to their
hotel and would have registered him
self under some high sounding alias
except for whispered threat from
Boyd.
Promptly at O'clock Emerson call
ed cab and was driven toward the
north side. AS the vehicle rolled up
Lake Shore drive the excitement under
which he had been laboring for days
increased until he tapped his feet nerv-
ously, clinched his gloved fingers and
patted the cushions as If to accelerate
the horses footballs. Would he never
arrive?
The vehicle drew up at last before
one of the most pretentious residences,
a massive pile of stone and brick
fronting the lake with what seemed
to him a singularly proud and chilling
aspect During the moments that he
waited he found his body pulsating to
the slow. heavy humping of his heart:
then familiar face greeted him.
'How do you do, Hawkinsr' he
heard himself saying as liveried old
man ushered him in. ''Is Miss Way
land in?"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
A Generous And Charitable.Wish

" wish all might know of the benefit
I received from your Foley's Kidney
Remedy" says I. N. Regan, Farmer,
Mo. His kidneys and bladder gave
him so much pain, misery and annoy
ance, he could not work. nor sleep.
He says Foley's Kidney Remedy COM
pletely cured him. O. M. Olsen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
Real Estate For Sale or Rent.

Lot 4, block Is, N New Ulm, must be
sold within 80 days and will be sold
cheap. Is aS 80
For SALE-Lot 2, Block 156, North.
For SALE-Lot 6, Block 2O6, North.
For SALE-Lot 6, Block Is, South.
For SALE-Lot IA, Block 81, South.
For SALE-Lot l, Block l1e, Soulh.
FOR SALE-Outlot N. 1873.
For SALE-Lots 5 and 6, Block 81
North, New Ulm, with dwelling
house, very cheap.
Inquire of ALBERT STEINHAUsER
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CHAPTER VI.

IND so all your privations and
hardships went for nothing"
4 said Mildred Wayland when
y Boyd had recounted the his
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-18
synopsis Of Chapters ALREADY Published

In return for proof Of his innocence OF
the murder Of Payrnaster Jordan, Captain
scott the hero OF the story. consents 70
learn for Colonel Volta. % the Austrian
Secret Service, the whereabouts, IN Cen
ITai America, OF a certain individual
The secret is known b. 2 girl named
Marian LatOur. and it iF fresrn her that
be must learn it II he soes not Colonel
volta VIII not produce the proof that
Jordan was murdered. not by Scott. but
secret
Scott meets Mis- Iatour and fails In
love with her. She tells him that Baron
hoIstain. SIR Henry Lascelies, and Count
run snoft, German English. and Rus
= An -loDlemen. nave all proposed 10 her
t1s suspects thai they desire the same
Information that h0 does
A messenger comes from Central Amer
lea fer Marian
She leaves at once Her uncle. Bishop
4atour, and Scott. start after her. in
tending to overtske her in Colonel Foita's
after a quarrel with the captain they
eInnaTE on Eolta-s Yacht fbe SIM
mower. Curley. a plainsnan and Old friend
SCOT going with them.
a. sea they pick up Sir Henry I.asceUes
slns 70 a sinking saIIboat.
apparently. he has Deliberately thrown
---5--selI IN the yachts way
l--'.S Gays later they learn BY wireless
60 ,s5I--,! = uInauon Is on the steamer
c-oSSJdch with Marian Wireless Annals
- rep comes from the CrOssjack. stating
-. ne Vessel has been held I'D BY a
8 - ana compelled 20 surrender Marian
aL4a Ier brother Rounding a ros-r -
49, tile yacht comes upon a torpedo
90 T--ts and on the deck are Marian. Fres.
I r1nlanoff. and Baron Hofstein- Marian
&c IS on Scott TO save her.
- HSnt ensues and TIE torpedo boat
% SUNK The SuafOWer Is wrecked an5
- lo,lo"inS day Scott and Curly md
= eTnselves on strange shores
a note found IN a locket tells them tbat
a.aI-ah and her brother are about TO BE-
aoaucted on another vessel
est and Is forced 20 fEht duel vritb rr1r
discovering the balance OF IRE marty
o-5l1 and Curly attempt 70 rescue Marian
5lla neT brother. and succeed d ssffI-,-
Marian away
Ahey are overpowered BY afarss n
GlaLls ana taken TO the Temple OF the
Ing sacrifices
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Hospital
Henry L sullivan. p years. so Il street
southwest
Jennie Boyer, IS years. 34z PennsyI-
Vania avenue northwest
Henry NJ knight, 50 years. 1929 Girard
street northwest
Charles Hepburn, 20 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Peter Morisa, 40 years, Providence Hos
pital.
Harry Hates. months. Chndren's Hos
pital-
Sidney Katz. months, Chndren's Hos
pital-
Bernard J. AIudd. months. 1925 Morris
road
Grace '. Reynolds. q years.-Casualty
Hospital
William D Leissler, jr., q years, go
South Capitol street
Msude EethertOn, g years, 1888 H street
northwest.
Francis Osborn. s. years, 1o1s street
southeast
Leith S FrenzeI. months. S215 Pros
pect avenue
Gertrude NJ Logan, months, I'd Ken
lucky avenue southeast
mary z Y Maddox s months 1871
Third street southeast.
lanes z Harvey, 6 months, 646 II
street southwest.
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DEATHS

4. DIECDONNE-on SUNDAY. July L 1910 AZ
r as Eesl1elCe. Woodbridge. d c.. FRANK
go = DIETDONNE-
Funeral private
Providence Hospital. MARTIN husband 81
Mary Dcuoh1e-
Funeral from his late residence Joy
rouf-h street northeast. on TUESDAY. July
70, at $50 a. M
EE1NET2-o1 saturday July Is. 1910. az 80
p m. DANIEL ERNER
Funeral from his late residence. 112 h
street northwest on Tuesday. July 1q al
p m lnterueut ~ Holy Rood Cemetery
LEISSLER-Su5denly. on Saturday. July Is
1870 al $50 D. m WILLIAM d f- son
- Of William d and Margaret 6 LeissIe-.
in the twenry-first year ~ his eee
Funeral from his parents residence cs7
South Capitol street on Tuesday. july 19
AT ? m
EETHERTON-on Sunday. July u. 1910
MAUD > VIE ~ Edward = Netherten
and daughter u Josephine Johnson
Funeral from her late residence 20 p
street norLaeasl- On Tuesday. July 10. at
p M Relatives and friends invited ~.
attend Interment private
ATATTIc1GLY-On Monday. July IS 1910 a.
ESQ a M ar her residence. Ia ID street
northwest. JULIA beloved wife Of Fsole-f
lngte1- Mrs William G. Clary. and Mrs
Funeral from her late residence. Thu-s-
~ day July q AZ i O. m Relatives ana
- friends invited
ZELLER-On saturday. July Is. 1919 AT 4s.,=
? m LEONARD, husband 1f Catherine
ZeIler- aged eighty year and two r71-fps
Funeral from Lis late residence ~ Fa-~v
place northwest IN Tuesday. JrIv 10 7- S-55
= M requiem mass at s.. Mays Church
vi;ed 20 attend In-erment at GIeauood
Cemetery
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Fred Howard. Of Jackson. Mich, and
Clara F. Sudan, Of WickIiffe, Ohio.
Deaths.
Lawrence Mead, IS years, Emergency
Ivy Y. Hurdie. % years. zs Maryland
avenue northeast
Jane r Taylor, 20 years, e05 Fourth
street southeast
George L. Mills. 1 year, 1857 Potomac
street
John c. CO7vie. 50 years. Garfield Hos
pitaL
Ruth A wivel. Il years. 2 H street
northeast
Joshua s. Myers, . years. 4s8 o street
southwest.
George R Magruder. 1 month, 31Os NJ
street northwest.
Jarles carter. months. Chndren-s
Hospital.
Dorothy \. soarbcro. p days. Column
bia Hospital
Frank L Dyer. p days. Washington
Asylum Hospital
Infant OF Henry T. ands Lena VVfIkens.
hours. 1S71 California avenue north
west.
Daniel Erner. 81 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
Leonard Keller. 50 years, 81 Barry
place northwest
Ernest F. Davis, 3 years, I24 Sixth
street north est.
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Army and Macy
SerUiCe Orders
ARMY.

Leave Of absence for one month and
nfteen days, to take effect on o.
about September 8, 1910, IS granted
Captain MATHEW a. REASONER.
Leave Of absence from July TO and
including August 81. 1870. is granted
First Lieutenant WADE h CAR
PEWTER Coast Artillery Corps.
The following changes in the assign
menJS Of officers OF the Coast Ar
ullery Corps are ordered.
Captain JAMES r. POCRIE is relieved
from assignment 20 the 105th Com
pany and Is attached TO that com
panE-
Captain JOHN s JOHNSON. now at
taChed TO the I05Ih Company, IS as
signed TO that COMPANY
Leave of absence from July . to and
including august 81, 1910, IS granted
First Lieutenant FULTON @ c.
GARDNER, Coast Artillery Corps
Each Of the officers OF the Coast Artil-
iery corps hereinafter namei, now
unassigned, upon his relief from
duty az the Coast Artillery School.
Fort Monroe, Va, or upon the ez-
plraTlon Of any leave Of absence that
may have been granted him. VIII
proceed TO the headquarters OF the
artillery district designated after his
name and report for assignment 70
star duty
Captain WILLIAM A. CONVICTION,
Artillery District Of the Columbia
Captain FREDERICK l. DENGLER,
Artillery District Of Charleston
First Lieutenant CHARLES 4. CLARK.
Artillery District of Honolulu
First Lieutenant FRANCIS n HIN
kLE. Artillery District Of san Diego
First Lieutenant DAVID McC. Nc
KEEL. Artillery District Of New Or
leans
First Lieutenant JULIUS c PETER
son. artillery District Of the Della
ware
Leave Of absence for two months. TO
take effect on OF about August /
1910 IS granted First Lieutenant
KENNETH =. WILLIAMS, ThiT-
tcenth Infantry
The following transfers are ordered. 10
take effect this date
Chaplain JOHN a RANDOLPH. from
the sixth Infantry 10 the Coast Ar
tillery Corps
Chaplain IVORY H. b HEADLET,
from the Coast Artillery Corps 70
the Sixth Infantry.
Captain SAlU FL P LYON. Twenty
Efth Infantry. Is relieved from fur
Their duty at Fort Eyer. Va. and
VIII Join his proper station
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NAVY

Commando n L MILLER. detached
as inspector in charge Of the FiF-
Jeenth Lighthouse District. St Louis,
40, and VIII wait orders
Commander f z TILLALAN- retired
detached inspector IN charge Of the
Sixteenth Lighthouse District. Mem
phis, Tenn 10 home
Commando W w BUCHANAN, de-
Jdcned inspector IN charge OF the
Fourteenth Lighthouse District, Gin
cinnati. Ohio. and wait orders.
Lieutenant Commander 3. B. ETcCOR-
MICK detached Mississippi as navi-
Eator' 70 Navy Yard, New York. y
Lieutenant A BUCHANAN detached
command Scorpion 10 Washington.
Ensign J. W WILCOX. Jr-, detached
Scorpion. to Washington, D. c.
Ensign ". W BRADLEY. II, detached
Culgoa- 10 Naval Hospital, Boston.
Mass, for treatment
Ensign s L HENDERSON. detached
MayfiOwer, 10 Virginia
Passed Assistant Surgeon E Z. REED.
detached Naval Hospital Norfolk
Va, 10 Philadelphia
Paymaster R. SPEAR, detached navy
yard Puget Sound, Wash and
wait orders
Paymaster G. BROWN. jr-. TO navy
yard Puget Sound. Wash
Civil Engineer J s SHULTZ- detached
Naval Hospital, Las Animas- Col.
70 Bureau Of Yards and Docks,
Washington. d c.
Chief Machinist F W CORR detached
Albany, 20 home and wait orders
Chief Nachinist J A HICKEY de-
tached navy yard Boston, Mass. to
duty Albany
Nachinist A J 1IERKT, TO navy yard.
Boston. Mass.
Paymzster Clerk s f ROSE. resign
ton accepted 10 take effect july 81.
1910
Paymaster Clerk n T. IITCHEII.
appointed a paymaster's clerk duty
Albany
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CHAPTER XIX.
In the Altar Chamber

IF the count spoke the truth and the
chamber in which We were confined
was really the altar chamber of the
Burning Image, most assuTedly its ap-
pearance belied its reputation. BY the
light Of a single lantern. which swung
from a hook on the wall, il seemed TO
be about twice the size Of an ordinary
bedroom
In the center stood a block Of stone
bearing rough-hewn image CT some
sort-presumab;y that Of ChacmoOI
The place looked celI-like enough hut
II did not IN the least resemble a tor
ture chamber.
These details I took in at q glance.
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AIRSHIP AND AUTO
IN WAR MANEUVERS

BERLIN. July IS--The fighting
POWERS OF the armOred automobile
and Of the a1rship. the latest two q e
partUres in the art Of war, viii De
tested at the German army maneuvers
this fall. ,
An outline Of the plans was an
rounced today Aeroplane recon
rofteriuE and si1eIl-droppin by dirt
Cibles VIII be tried out. and a battle
between automobiles and the sky
corps is expected
A=feS as Commissary transports
r5fI be tried out also
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Ar-ived-AIichigan at New York South
Carolina at Hampton Roads. Charleston
at Barren AarfOwer ct Beverly. Caesar
at Newport News. Chester at Culebra
Vermont at ProvIncetOwn. and Tacoma
al BlUefields-
SaifeC-AIinnesora from Norfolk for
GreeuD0int, Virginia from Norfolk for
New York. Rocket from Norfolk for
washington, Rodgers from Norfolk for
Boston. AmphitTite from Key West for
New Orleans, Pompey from HongkonE
for Shanghai, and PaduCah from Blue
fields for Portsmouth. y. H, via Key
West
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-18
LANDSLIDE WRECKS
PASSENGER TRAIN
Fireman Killed and Several
Persons Injured Near
Hawesville, KY

HAW ESFILLE, KY, July 1s.-The
Louisville. Henderson, and St Louis
passenger train for St Louis was
wrecked by a landslide two miles from
here this morning
Fireman John Reynolds was killed
and several passengers are reported
slightly injured. The locomotive and
baggage car were swept from the. track
and carried 900 feet
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The Burning Image :! e552a 5#5 MARRIOTT

glisteHed a great golden ring curious
Il carved with Aztec symbols.
At sight Of II a tremor passed over
the dark fhcSs or the JhrOng- They
Eayered. ard then. row By row, they
fell on their faces screa ming:
''The ring Of ChacmooIl The ring Of
Chs cnOoit ."
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ANACOSTIA TO HAVE
TWO OUTDOOR FETES
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANACOSTTa- u. O. T7-T- Il

Two outdoor events are scheduled TO
take place IN AnaCOstia this week in
- which general interest has been aroused
among the members Of the organ izations
- concerned one OF these viii commence
this evening, uvhen the lawn fete that
has been planned for the benefit Of ST
Teresa 3 PdTOchidl School, on Y street.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets southeast VIII be opened on the
grounds OF the school II VIII continue
through four successive evenings
The other festival viii be given under
the auspices Of AnaCostia Chapter. No
T. Royal Arch AIaSOnS, and VIII begin
tomorrow evening II will take Mace
on the Christie lawns on Good Hone
road, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. and viii close on THURSDAY
evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-18
LUTHER CARTERDIES
At ALEXANDRIA HOME
Real Estate Dealer, Well and
Favorably Known,
Passes Away.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
EI.EC[ ANDRIA. Va July IS


Luther Carter, a E~omincnt real estate
dealer, of this city died at his home IN
South Henry street near King street To-
day Mr. Carter was well and fav0rabIy
known lie is survived by a widow and
several children No funeral arrange
ments have been made yet
The funeral OF Mrs Jennie Kramer
VIII be held from St AIary's Catholic
Church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
The Rev Father Kelly will ofdciate
Mrs Lou DoEan We're held at her home
at Paradise Farm near Manassas this
afternoon The Rev. 1Tr. WeIch, Of the
Methodist Church. ofdciated- Mrs. Do
gan was the widow OF Frank DOgan and
Is survived by one son and one daughter
The Civic Improvement League viii
hold meeting ot the rooms Of the
Chamber or Commerce this evening.
Many matters OF importance VIII come
up
No clue has yet been obtained by the
police as 10 The man who attempted TO
rob the store of r. Z Knight yester-
DAY Shortly after s o'clock Clinton
Knight son Of the proprietor, ~ ale
standing on the pavement in from. OF
the store heard glass hrea king in the
rear Going into the store he saw q
man rln out and jump a fence into an
adjoining yard
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CHAPTER XVII (Continued)

kER TO! No one who has seen the
Temple OF the Burning Imare
can live unless he becomes
converted II C,ha~r,oof u5or-
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The Vital Records.
Births

Births
Benjamin and Bette Lee. bov-
Charles E and Ida R Livenspire. boy.
Michael and Irene NJ Cadv, oov.
John d. and Ellen r Harvey girl
BENJAMIN C. and Bette L Shelton. bov-
Andrew and Eliza beth Baldwin, bov.
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WOMEN'S WANTS
SIGNOEA ANNA zNDzL0VI FAZZL
LINCOLN E1s5

SIGNOEa ANNA aNDELNI EAZZL
LINCOLN G1s5-
SkasupolfS- Wed and sat- % n . n
CCECluEs nd al SWITCHES made 4uro lztes-
style bTa5ls or puts through connection
v.l-L the leading dealers am IN position %
furnish everything Up 90 cate and match all
shades &c hair lFlSs E-z1s 10 order EAST
CAPITAL HAIR DRESSING PAFlLOE5. cC--
Ter z-E and East Capitol sts-
STIChIEsST STICEE-E@ rAa- ever stuck Clues
furniture. glass. china books. everything
Royal glue la-. s5c. 5- E-lts ST. Druggists. ETC.
vLzVI SCIENCE or HEALTH ua-arai.
uCn-surEicaI- Goth b5Uul, 40 P5Es BOOK
free Apply b. mall SIS Colorado BCL-1-nss
free lecture Tor women Wednesday 2-3G ,
QUALITY ICE CREAM selIvered N ne 80.
3 gal 51- = al TTy It
GO h AlTREIc-. 15l4 y Y AVE
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For the annual outing to Glen Echo
next Friday for the Sunday school Of the
Anacostla Baptist Church the MANAGERS
nave decided TO charter q special car
The children VIII be given free admfS-
sion 10 the grounds and provided with
refreshments
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-- Children's day was observed in the
new Methodist Episcopal Church known
as Bel Church, near Camp Springs.
Prince George county Md YESTERDAY
afternoon The exercises were under
the direction OF @ w Hardy superfn-
tendent Of the Sunday school assisted
BY Harvey Mayor Mrs Harbir the
wife OF the pastor, was the orgauiSt.
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CAcsARIES. Parrots. Dogs. Cats.
auuCra Goats. Gzol6fshes. Rabbits. Guinea
Pfes aad Chic enz- SCHELD-S BIRD
STORE - 12sh 81 y. -.
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The proceeds OF the lecture recently
delivered BY the Rev Samuel w Graf
hin, pastor Of the Anacoslia Methodist
Episcopal Church, under the ausDices
OF the EpwOTth League, were sufficient
10 defray the cost Of q piano purchased
by the league
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UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE.
USDERTAKER AND LIVERY.
70 Pa ave n W
sseHhoue Main 1sS5 washington d 2
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Marriage Licenses.

Henry Jones and Eva E Arnold. Of
Prince George county, Va
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The announcement IS made that Ed
ward L Davis has been appointed as
the director Of the choir OF the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church. on Min
-DesOta avenue where he VIII MI the
position vacated by Clarence Smell. who
Is leaving AuaC0STia II accept q position
IN the Government service at Riverside.
Cal M Davis VIII also assume tho
duty OF directing the singing il the
sunday school department Nj Davis
Is the director OF the choir OF the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane
The second meeting Of the series for
men that 5 being conducted on the
Christie lawns on Good Hope road.
under the auspices Of the several church
denominations IN AuaCoscia took place
yesterday afternoon when the Rev
Karl Block. OF washington addressed
the men William ScantIebury- IT. of
the Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
church directed the music. The Rev
George N Cummings, pastor of The
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church.
VIII speak at next Sundays meeting.
when Clarence Smell viii lead the sing
ing
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DANCING

PRoF. WTNDHAlI. $40 1e-h y. W All
dances -aSgh-- any time Lesson, 5ll-
asa-tric fans. Open al summer PEols
II 55-o-
DANCING STUDIO. us Eye 81 n W
Kisses Chamberlain and COBB. reacEerss 80
ci1l dance Thursdays Phone u $50 =
OPEN AL SCL51ER
DAETSO~-S- Pror and Mr.. as 9Th y ~.
Fsr 1882 Phone u s5sE Lessons any ho1rS
classes and dances. Tues Thur evs-
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
only one -z-E-c az time
latest dances. r7r7 instructors.
r--- y y ave SELECT Phone n SO =
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BLACKSMITH

WASHINGTON BLACK
SMITH & REPAIR SHOP rear z25 @ ST.
6 ~ Var1n and carriage repairing a spe-
~sar-- 40 hnrsesh0eirc- Moderate prices
E,xrarir-ent2I work
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OVERS AND CLEANERS.
V0RKINGMEH'S WANTS
MARKETS

COLEMAN'S OYSTER HOUSE
1454 P ST y "
Poultry dressed 10 order Selsct Lsl- crap
neal ana FeEe crabs steamed while you
wait Special price on large orders
PHONE y lr2
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HAIR GOODS

LADIES. ave yCCE COMBINES
Beautiful puLs. lraiLss and switches made
FROM c1uoiuEs- Latest styles Reasonable
prices DE &AED, 10 Eye n "
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female

EFANTED-CCUpe-eut s-alogrsphe-s an
D1cEEee15rs are IN demand The best u1z-s
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