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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14
New Works ignorance of the Bible

What is I'll" meaning Of the word
Easter?" said William !. Kelly at the
Lambs Club.
No one could answer the question.
and Mr.. Kelly went on:
Nobody i'll New York reads the Ri
BILE now. ignorance Of the Bible and
Of biblical things is amazing.
Not long ago at a dinner. got into
a biblical argument When the argu!-
ment was over a Young woman said:
~ enjoyed that discussion splend-
idly. But. do You know. always
thought that Sodom and Gomorrah
were man and wife,
Another young woman commented:
"'Oh. we'll | suppose htey ought 10
have been, if they were not"
have been, if they were not New
York Morning Telegraph.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14
NO CANAL FOR MARTlANS
English Scientist Skaters Romance O.;
the Universe.

A romance of the universe was shat
tered in one sentence by r. W. Maur-
der of Greenwich observatory IL Il
meeting of the ROYAL Astronomical
society. He declared that there were
no canals on Mars, that there were 10
Martians and thar all the Interesting
stories which HAY" been written about
the planet We're simply so much senSa-
tiOnal fiction.
:. a. Saunders first exhibited Ian
tern slide; showing new photographs
OF Mars taken by Professor Hale al
the Mount Wilson observatory. Cali
fcrHia. by means OF his siN,y-in,i l"l,.
scope.
The canals are not shown he oh
served drEly. The explanation is that
the telescope was too strong 10 indicate
thcm.' The photographs ar" an
enormous Improvement on any that
have been previously taken" said Mr.
Maundcr and yet there is no indica-
ton on Them OF the Spidcrlikc net
work.
The explanation given by NJ
AntOnladi. director oi The Mars soc
tion. is a satisfactory one II is thai
the supposed canals ar" The effect on
the eye OF cOnGcricS of dark spots.
There never was any real ground for
suppOSinS tnat we had i'll the marking
OF Mars ANY evidence OF artificial az
ton.
Had it not been that the idea was
4 somewhat sensational one we would
never have heard of H. and it is the
better for science rha, it has now
been completely disposed Of You
may sleep quietly in your beds without
any fear OF invasion from Mars
London Express.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14
Toe Old t. live Honestly.

PiTTSHJEG. Pa, June !l-.irtcr
spending 4 great part O. his lie il,
various penal institutions. each sen
t"nc" being imposed for horse steal
ing. Peter Zimmerman, alias John
Snyder. aged 81 years. today wds re-
leased FROM til" Western pcni;"ntiary
after serving tcn-ycar term. The
aged prisoner stated as he lett the in
Stitution ;hat he was too old to work
ana would soon be back"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14

That was a pathetic story which
came from St. Louis Saturday, the
enforced resignation of university
professor on account of age, after a
service of more than quarter of a
century. The age limit-siXty-secms
narrow one, utterly inconsistent
with records for educational ability
and usefulness. If enforced nation
ally, the rule would retire most OF
Americas ablest educators, probably.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14

Although Flag Day was not officially
hOnored 1T the University OF Missouri
today, Old Glory" foared as usual
above Academic Hall. And beneath
its folds hundreds of young men and
women were receiving training which
makes for best service to state and
nation and most patriotic citizenship.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14

The address of Clifford PinchOt in
st. Paul Saturday night has Roose-
veltian ring to it. Evidently Mr.
Pinchot found Colonel Roosevelt in
thorough harmony with his views at
their conference in Europe, and he
returned to America with dctcrmina-
ton to tight the special interests
with renewed force.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14

With 10000 church people sending
postals to Governor Gillett of Cali
fornia to stop the contest billed for
the national birthday event in San
Francisco, and an equal number of
fight fans" petitioning for hands
on Mr.. Gillett ought to have Il
fairly interesting souvenir postal al
bum
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14

Chief Josephine, the COW belonging
to the Missouri Agricultural College.
has beaten all records for period of
four months in milk production Eight
months yet remain for her to prove
her supremacy over the record for
the year which is held by Wisconsin
cow. .Josephines friends have faith
that she will win the honor.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14

The churches OF Boone county
might help the cause by uniting on
a campaign for good roads. No man
can drive over the roads of the county
as maintained for some time past and
remain a Christian.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14
New York Store Raraains.

The New York Store is making
special bargains for tomorrow. A biz
cut has been made on shoes. under
Wear and silk umbrellas. The prices
are good only for tomorrow. (Adv.,
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14

Literature seems TO be going to
seed when men OF worldwide rJpU-
tation in the art may be hired as re
porters of Il prize-fght.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14

ing and settle it right. Well-kept
thorougkfares afford unending salts
faction to citizens and win commenda-
valuable asset i'll bringing good re-
pute 10 a city.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-14

1t comes as welcome news that Co
lumbia's city council has determined
to settle the question of street clean
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
FOR SALE-HoJSES
FOR sALE-oN $500 3D.

IT
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST
So.b5o-southern exposure; stories. cellar,
furnace heat lot IsxIe0. a well built house,
not for from the Capitol
$3.50 each-Sice new houses on a lettered
ST. colonial houses. stories cellar. fur
mace covered porcbes- lots s0x100, alley
$3.50 EACH three-story 10-room bay-
window bricks on lettered ST.. near 5th
X. Z
25-5oo-A corner; new southern and eastern
exposure; s rooms, cellar, furnace: near
Onion Station.
s4.I5o-s rooms. rooms on a floor: cellar:
furnace heat; near Union Station.
S3-65o-I0th St. near Mass ave- 6 rooms.
cellar: lot Z2xl15; alley; splendid location.
S5.tt9-A corner near 9TH and Nd ave-
rooms and bath, cellar furnace. good con-
ss.65o-syh St. near B; rooms and bath;
nice situation; low price.
S5.G0o-SiX rooms and porcelain bath.
beautiful location for a low priced house
Sth St. between z Cap and a
s4,1ae-Two stories. cellar. furnace heat; 4
rooms deep on a floor the best E-roor house
on Capitol HiH: a nice location, west Of
Sun 81 y e. near r In me COndiu IN
s5.25O-RentinE for $3.50. Three 2-sto-y
bricks near 9Th and G. steady reuterl
8, I50-The best built best located 5-roOm
houses on Capitol HUI near sth and ? n r:
tiled bath. furnace heat
S5.500-A corner Of two wide streets, s
rooms. cellar. frontage o. 81 feet.
S4O10-A Ct s z. near Sth- a IO-roOm
brick. porcelain bath; in good condition. lot
111zxI0o 20 alley
$500 A 81 s. E. nes- 9TH. a 2-story
and cellar brick. four rooms deep on a floor.
hor-vater heat very nice home.
S5.000-Near sth and z Cap SITS. rooms
and bath. four rooms deep on a floor TWO
STORY BRICK STABLE. lot Z6Z107 20 Soft
alley
S6.o0o-Sear 9Th and p s. e an excep-
tIOnalIy well constructed tVo-stOry house
with hot-Ezter heat First floor four rooms
second floor. FIVE rooms and bath; lot 2ozloo
90 wide alley
s3.I50-Hers's a bargain; near 80 and Pa
lot 1Sx-G
s3.50o-NSear Congressional Library a .
room brick house a fine location in which
TO secure a neat home a. such an attractive
price
81. c51-A nearly new separately built house
on wide avenue. near Lincoln Park. tiled
bath. hot-uater heat. finished in oak lot IS
x78 q alley.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
Igf- y Y ave rrvs-2t
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

Published only Information. not guaranteed
200 D n dailv-Fcr Virginia. West W
rfnfs and Kentucky Points Pullman Sleep
ers ParIOr car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week
days
$40 D m aflv-CINCINSATI-ST IOJ-Tl-
CHIC AGO SPECIAL. SOLID train 20 s.
T-ofsf- Nth Pullman sleepers 10 ChEe1z5-
stops only at important stations. E'ullulas-H
Snest equipment
II:I0 D. m 6RfIy-F. ;. Y LIMITED. -
CIacIunafl- Louisville the West -ku-s
sud Northwest Pullman sleePers- THROUGH
r3s,liu1an 70 Virginia Hot SPRINGS
c & O. Ia carte dini1E car service
Cbesspe-ks and Ohio lis ket Offices AZ "a
Pa ave 1883 F St. and NV Union Stari5a
T-riephone main 1895 and 2zcs Tor r.cxe-a
Baggage checks. reservations. and taxIczbs
an
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES

N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRECT OF COLUMBIA As a Court OF Bank
-uptcy. in the matter o. Geo. H Adams bank
rlpt- In bankruptcy No e92- To the creditors
OF Geo. Il Adams Of WaShiD gtOn D G. No
tice IS hereby given that the sbove-narued
bankrupt has fled his petition praying Tor
discharge from all his debts in bankruptcy
and that his creditors and other persons in
interest are required 10 enter their appear
ance in opposition, if any so desire. in the
clerks Office Of said Court, on or before the
10th day OF May. 1910. at 10 a m WILLIAM
II HALLAlI. Referee IN Bankruptcy It
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUM BIA- holding Probate Court. No
1885. Administration This Is to give notice
That the subscriber Of the District of Co
lu-nbia. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District of Columbia. letters Of sd-
miEistration on the estate OF Louise Staub.
I5se Of tbe District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thenticated- to the subscriber on CT before
the 18th day Of April, a D. 1911; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from al bene-
1T Of said estate. Given under my hand this
fSth day Of ADrll. 1919. SARAH J. AiCNEIR
1851 Wisconsin ave y W Attest JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills fer the District
Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court
tSeaD J. a MAEDEL. Attorney.
aP2o. 27,my4
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
sFABOARD AM LINE.


rn.o5 N oEisy-''Florida Fast Mall
--L-Curh coaches nd Pullman sIeepers .
S-s1T9h and Jacl -,11viile- FarICr car JACK
sony-iIIs TO TamT=- Through sleeper %
Atlanta Dining cars
80 n m daiIy-'"The FlaufnEo- Through
r,a~EPs and Pullman sleepers 90 Jactls5n~iI. q.
= Augustine Palm Beach. Miami. and
knights KEY. Connections tor Havana
Dining cars
80 D n daily -SeahCard ETQTeES-
through coaches and Pullman sieepers Sz-
Is11sS jacksonville and Tampa Also Az
Isnta Birmingham and Memphis Dining
cars -
r-fcEet orgfCe. I4ls New YORK ave Y "
E A HAYWOOD. c. r A
. b RYAN C P A, Portsmouth, Va
G. z. Philips. D P A. Washington D c
aDs-E
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale

FOR SALE-Fine suburban home well 10
Gated il Nd convenient 70 both steam and
electric cars large grounds and shade. house
= tl.ofelsrly modern including steam heat,
stationary washtubs. etc. This property must
re sold and can be purchased this week for
s-.sS9- Terms Il desired
G A RHODES. 1871 &C. ST y "
FOR sALE-Woodridge; one Of ne nnest
modern homes. consisting OF rooms and
bath. sewer connections. gas. city water.
Gated on high ground. commanding a fine
view This is new house. complete IN
eyeTy way, and a bargain al s4,foo- Terms
c. A RHODES. 1zu &C" ST y "
my4-s5
FOR sALE-Owner leaving city a place
containing over acres with rooms and
Daths over 100 SraDeViness all kinds Of
fruit and berries, chicken house and runs
Two blocks from cars This is oppOr-
tunity 20 secure 8 bargain Photo at Office
9 a RHODES. 1871 C ST y W
---s1-2L
TWO ACRES o. ground; vel located, one
block from Connecticut ave. hall distance
between the bricge and Chevy Chase only
2ec per foot might arrange 70 sell half II
desired Address BOX y. Times Office
FOR SALE-IoJ0 Suburban Homes & Farms
Sl-zoo-I-auTeI. rms, IL acre. fruit, etc
81, S50-Isiverdale. II l., r 6Gx1o2- fenced. etc
81, 'o~S, znnysidc, Va. 6rs - acre on car line
s., oo0-L-andover, Nd, IT. Dorches. frUlt, 81
acre eLC-
s2.z5O-Brightwood Park. rms, brick. e5z15o.
3. o-CIarehdon, Va. rms, 5o7,1I5; stable.
s2.509-Berwyn. Nd. S rs. 100xz0o- dandy
f2-50o-Riverdsle- Nc rms, corner. mar
cars. 6nx10e-
8. 75o-Cherrydale- Va. { rms. 52x5g0; new
house.
s.. zo0-Takoms Park. s Ills. Il acre stable
etc
s.25o-BTOOkland. D. c; rms. furnace, BOX
$50; snap.
S3,5oo-Anacostia. D. c. rns- large lot:
bargain
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. ~ 10Th 81 Nv.
nys-3t"
FOR SALE-On TOP Of mountain. at BLU E
MONT Va, just built. 5-room and bath
BUNGALOW. with f-roon aEneI and about
81 acres. one Of the most complete water
plants on mountain. unsurpassed view two
and oue-Eaf niles from station Address
BOX .. Times cfTIce rur45ss
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
ADVISE Us OF YOUR WANTS
WE WILL FURNISH IT OR FIND IT
FOR YOU
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second Floor Front,
EVANS BLDG.

FOR sALE-In Cambridge place, George
town. three-storr brick, Ie-roum and bzrh
house, cellar rents for $3.50 per m0nta-
Only 500. terms 70 suit
FOR sALE-A large double brick house
facing south. IN the thirteen hundred block
and ? baths 1ot-water heat. rent so PEI
n1dnth. Iot L-72151 feet. front and rear
DOrChss- Make Us Al O1er on This
FOR sALE-At the come OF NJ Pleasan,
and Irving streets S-storr brick. = rooms
and baths. hoL-UEter heat servants toilet
and bath in cellar Price SIS, o015 terms %
sui
FOR sALE-A nice co57nIaI porch house
on Garhell street just hs.- block from Con
ueCtICuc avenue car line. and two blocks
north q re new Connecticut avenue BRIDGE
10 rooms and @ baths concrete cellar
-------s --.--- 49, r,.---.-7--- ---r---
rent $50 per month Others in block counter
parts o. this sold for SIe.090- To quick
purchaser. price but $500 upon terms 70
suit
FOR sALE-In the seventeen hundred block
Of Eslbourue street. 10-ro8lus and bath house
ho1-vater heat. handsomely finished. ex-
ceDuonaIly cheap a. The price asked Price,
g-,50o-
FOR SALE-Ou Irving street west o. 1s-h
street handsome house with front porch on
large iot- containing Il rooms and - baths
see Us about Jhis. # you are looking Tor a
nice home fo- a reasonable sum Price.
EI50oo-
FOR sALE-On Calvert street near the
car loop, 3 stories and cellar. II rooms and :
baths steam heat. trust ~ IL per cent
only Price. $500
FOR SALE-one OF th= hza6=ouez- %
uers on 18Th street. near Ecuesaw Apart
unent House. fronting % feet On this beautiful
boulevard and improved BY a modern T.
room double house. containing baths IN
Iisned IN Qua-rered oak hot-uater heat
and open freplaoes- An ideal home. Price.
So. coo
FOR SALE-Ou Irving sect vrest % rs.b
street. 5-story. bav-windcv brick. hardwood
finish 10 rooms and baths fronts sor-sH
concrete cellar steam heat and ooe1 T-p-
places Price. s.. Zoo; upon terms 20 suit
FOR sALE-On Columbia road. English
basement house. containing Z rooms s-5 ?
baths eNCepIiouaiI- well arranged Tor en-
tertaiuinE- This is nice home. Price.
$1,000; upon terms 70 suit
one Of those popular Bituo-e street houses
lot IsxE50 feet 20 paved alley q s-s-o-v b-f-x
containing 70 r7oms and bath . stsf-rssy-z-
concrete cellar with servants toilet an
laundry. and heated Dy steam Only s.. 500
on terms 20 suit
Also other properties. improved and IN
improved. IN every section OF the city and
81 burbs-
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM, INC.
Second Floor Front,
EVANS BLDG
ap71. NV -
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-Follovins schedule figures p5-a-.se-a
only as information and are not Esaran-s-t
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. - .
Orleans, Asheville. q u. and 1G-E Q n
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 a a
daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. ChattauooEa. b.
DinghaI1- New OrlGzns 1910 D. n
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nzsa-
car open after 10 , nj
For Atlanta lsirniurA1-r t-r.--~z
Charleston 4 s1Eusta- AIKEN Sslrr-an
szzvflle. and Florida points. E-15 B. 80 -
Il s. BROWN Ge1-raI N1t
k.EE----z-z----- Sss-IE-s1-A.
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES

SHANNON & LUCHs. 70 IFTH ST n W
YOU CANNOT AFFORD To BUY 4
HOME WITHOUT CONSULTING Us
Our LISTS ARE THE sfOST COMPLETE
OUR PRICES THE q OWEST
SHANNON & LUCHS. 10 IETH ST n ",
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

SHANNON & LUCHs. rs 18th ST. y "
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MAKE Az
INVESTN ENT WITHOUT CONSULTING
Us OUR LISTS ARE The MOST COM
PLETE-OUR PRICES THE LOWEST
sH- NNON & LUCHs. Is nth ST. n ".
Il
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

FOR SALE-IF YOU WANT A LITTLE
nome In one OF the incest sections Of
the northwest. adjoining one Of the most
magnificent Govt parks in she country.
t,'n fail to inspect this al once one Of
tLs most substantially constructed modern
homes in the city Contains large. airy
rooms and tiled bath. spacious front We
TaEca. house trimmed in hardwood through
out 1tld In excellent condition Light con
crete cellar under entire house Improved
heating system All sorts Of extra features
nave been added By owner 10 attain the
hlgaes degree Of comfort In a moderate
price nome. A snap al $3.50.
SHANNON & IT-CFIS. 10 18th ST. y. W
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
FOR EXCHANGE

BY OwNER-s.25o equity in $500 b-fcLC
house IN Petworth for a clear Ict. 10
sEeuts- BOX =. Times office u1ya-Sts
FOR EXCHANGED n y ". rooms
bath a g., large lot and brick stable
rent. $3.50 Also ZIG Q y W. rooms and
hath large lot VII take small houses city
OF suburban r J. DIEUDCNNE- Warder
buildi1E- aps0-5t
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

We BELIEVE WE HAVE THE
best siN-r1om and reception hall house
on the Heights for 81 500 Contains
every modern convenience. Cost $50.
Duplicate houses have recently sold for
$500 adjoining the house ue have
BOSS & PHELPS Inc-1 90 14th Il "
Phones II 5f1-3sI-4
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

A SEQ HOME COMPARATIVE
rev. ln the best section OF the south
east. for $4,000 overloolzs a govern
merr reservation Contains large
rooms. tiled bath furnace heat. eleC-
CT1C gas lEut appliances. entire house
in perfect condition. tiled vestibule.
plate glass doors Homes ike this
are seldom for sale in the southeast
BOSS & PHELPS fInc-)- Gle l4th z. ".
Phones NJ 5f0-3l-495-
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R

-
ROYAL BLUE Line
.-rxs-v Other Hour o. the odd a0ur-
To PHILsAD EI-PHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TER1IIN Al I'D ST NEW YORK
zoo a m-DIEer. Pullman PsTlOT Car.
800 g. un--5--Eour train
$50 a m--Dz8eT and Pullman E'-rloE Car
AZ 20 & m--D-1eT and Observation FulICGa
PSrIcr Car
$40 D m-Diner and Pullman ParI0r ca
$50 , m--..h-yai Limited" Ali PuIInAs
,..e5p- m-LCozches 70 Philadelphia
$50 ,. Tu--Diner AID Pullman Parlor-
$50 D n.-Coacnss 20 New York
sI2.I5 y. T--SIsepsrs 70 New York
s2.52 4 In.-sleepers 70 Phiizdeiphia an Va
ATLANTIC CITY. f7soo. 's.o9. tuss = -
f1.0o. 's.oo p N .---,.o
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
CWeek Days Z a. m 10 Il . M
IS s0 flo.os. - GO - m. Hl2-0O noOas F1z-,z
y 81 ms t2se0. 500 fs-2o. $50. f4-1G
f4.ss. $50. t-s. So, L5-sg s5-s9 rT-eS STA
ts=0o. 1920, sos, -115Se. lis y I
CHICAGO. ~. $50 , n
CINCIrSl. At. ST LOUIS, and LOE-S-
VILE, IS II g. H., -s-o5 , "a. sl2-s5 aiEa-
PTTTSBURG. $40 q n '1-21, 's-lo ,. n.
'1z.s9 HiE1t; SlesReE ready, u ? II
COLUMBUS. $50 D II
VHEEIING. $40 q Ia-. $50 ?. n
WINCHESTER $40 - IL fl-aG fs-s
, FREDERICK fs.so. 1870 BIS a n a-se
"a gs1GcjE 2i7 1910 g. m. f5.e0 , n
sDsily. fExcspt sunday tSunday oa5y.
TELEPHONES AZ al Of Jne foi-owlza
-icI-T OfIcss: IH7 c St. Tel Main 1881: So
station Ticket once Main 5ssos I71orua-
ton Bureau Aa11 fS1g
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY De
partmeut. May .. 1910 There viii be sold
ar auction AZ 10 a m May @ 1910 on 1T
adjoining Lemon Building. 40. I7Z9 New
York ave y w, Baskets, Blanks, Buckets,
Carpets. Chairs, Typewritiog Machines Fur
niture. Mating. Rugs etc Articles to be
removed without delay after the sale at risk
and expense Of purchaser N r THORP,
Chief Of Supply Div my2-6tI
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
FOR SALE-FARhS

TWO SUPERIOR VIRGINIA FARMS must
be sold TO close an estate near PurceIIviIIe
Eoudoun county, Va Farm Ne. ]. contains
ga acres; lies the southeast side OF short
Hill mountain in fine view OF the Blue Rtsre
90 miles from Washington and 20 miles
from railroad station. well adapted for graz
-nE OF fruit culture. Il has a iarEe man
sion house with fine porcheS with Iar-e ,yaIr
shaded lawn Good outbUildinEs and excel
lent wafer In fact. very rare opportunity
for a fine home as the fern is second %
none in the county Farm No p contains
Is acres is fine grazing lard. and Joins thu
former within a few hundred yards. Il has
a comfortable dwelling and necessary ont
buildings For further particulars aupI. to
WH L HUMPHREY. ESluemont IA or
d OSRT-RN. BerryvilIe. Clarke County Va
a Irninistrst0r Of Harrison Os5urn- deceased
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ALI. CASES secret service. collections and
corposetiens O. gained and promoted every
where :. s LEGAL CORP, so Bond Bldg.
sD15-rfa
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

FOR SALE-In Cambridge place. George
town. three-storv brick. Ie-rocua ard bz-h
house. cellar rents FOR $3.50 per month
Only 500. terms 70 suit
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
AUCTION SALES

TOMORROW, MAY ), al 10 a.
m, We will sell for account Of
owner stock of groceries, can goods,
lot Of spices, show cases, ice box,
scales, counters, etc All to be sold
to the highest bidder for cash.
y. NOTES,
6I3 La. Ave. \. W.
WALTER B WILLIAMS d CO. Auc-ioneers-
friday. May 6. in front OF sos 15th st and
lt'lg 9th ST n w VIII sell the largest
stock OF new and secondhand vehicles and
h&t2=ssr robes sheets. nets lamps. poles
shafts cushions. buggy tops and single and
double harness over $500" worth u sur
re1E- ruIabours. sTauhupes. b-lugI-aTlls. VIC
tlrias. and delivery wagons. 5000 worth OF
s1I-1llsT goods and storm covers We have q
truUEhau. victoria iuup-seat surrey ss--d .
ElISes. All OF the above goods VIII be sold with
out limit TO make room fl- the auto HGsi-
ness Also a lot OF stable goods sp1rses,
e1zLrnols- grease. and oils over I-o56 whips Of
all kinds saddles. brides, and ali extra
stock hand
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. Auctl0neers.
mya-5r
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

FOR sALE-A CORNER IN ST ALOYsI-
US parish Splendid bsy-yvIndOT brick
dwelling Of rooms and bath Ia Al con
ditiOn- one Of the cheapest corner proper
ties we have ever offered in This desirable
section can sell 10 quick purchaser for
$3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHs. us nth ST. y. W
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

FOR SALE-A large double brick house
facinE south. IN the thirteen hundred block
OF Harvard 81 n W. rhreg-EcCrles. IS rooms
and baths Aot-wzter heat rent. SO per
month. LOT I-3SI51 feet. front and rea-
pOrrhes. Make Us an orCer on this
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
PIANO TUNING
BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIEs- Parrots. DoEz. cats
G0lddshes, Rabbits Guinea Pigs, ana Chick
ems SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. IL I-ch 81
n " ED5-tf
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

TFANTED-To buy direct from owner, about
1900 Co %. coo feet Of ground good location
Address BOX Is. Times Office ap29-t1
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

FOR SAs4E-F YOU Want A HOME
out where you VIII ger plenty o. fresh
air and sunshine and have ali the other
advantages OF q suburban home yet be
"a one Of the finest sections Of the CITY.
don't fail 20 see this house Opposite large
Gov't park. where b. Is rare thing % get
suc-. a desirable home az a moderate price
Colonial design large rooms and tlied
uarl. modern and up-tO-date IN every par
ticFlar- cheap a. 81 $50.
SHANNON & LJCHS. 10 18th ST n ".
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

FOR SALE-At the come or ri Pleasant
and Irving streets. S-storr brick. = rooms
and baths hUL-WEtgT heat servants toilet
and bath in cellar Price, SIS 951s terms %
suit
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

FOR SALEM 4 GOCu SECTION OF
the northeast, within = very short dis
lance OF Union Station An exceptionally
desirable bay-vvindow brick dwelling OF
rooms and bath. modern heating plant.
light. concrete cellar. In very good con
81 ion. A snap al $500
SHANNON * LCCHS, 713 18th ST y. W