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The Washington times., 1910-09-09
Marriage Licenses.

both of Washington
John O Robinson. Of Washington and
Viola Robinson Of Columbus Ohio
James f. Saunders of Newcoru. Pa.
and Ida n. Means, Of CouneIISviIlc. Pa.
James F. Quinn and Nellie RemSburs.
Doth OF washington
Laurence A. Libbcy and Mary F. John
son. both Of Fort Myer.
John r Haue- and Jennie Williams.
both o. Washington
George G. Drummotd and Louise Car
per both Of washington
Samuel r. Goodman and Oracle L Lee
both OF Richmond. Va
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPETs-8 IIddie-aEed
lady preferred must have some knowledge
hand and be good az figures low SALARY
az start with Increase when competent TO
handle work call f r MARDEN, 1f-5
r. 81 y W
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn $50
monthly corresponding Tor newspapers; no
cau-assiuE- send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE Lockport- y y
BUNDLE WRAPPERS. checkers. and shirt
fnishers- Apply FEAZEE-POTOAAC
LAUNDRY. 18Th and . SIS. y W
BOOEkEEPER-Dou and cashier.
state experience and salary wanted BOX
g. Times o1ice-
BUNDLE CHECKER and shirt nnishers for
Laundry Address BOX ia Times office
CHA3IBERMAIDs Tor private families. SIS.
SIS. SD also cooks. laundTesses, nurses,
Mattresses. general houseworkers- LADIES
EXCHANGE So Vermont ave
CHA0IBERMAID-wh Apply House
keeper St James Hotel
COOK-Good. general homework: city refer
eHces- stay AT nights good wages 1915
Irving 81
family no washing or ironing, references
required soif o 81
COOKS-CoIored. $ week cleaners. s.
week FISHERS AGENCY. le 10Th 81
FINISHERS on pants, hrst-class. SAY
AGE. go -th 81 y "
GIRI-CoIored. to cook and do general
housew0rk p ROSE llls 81 y W
GIRI-Expe riencsd. FOR busheIing room; good
pay and permanent position WINEMAN-
sl4 ct
GIRL-Colored. for general Homework. no
cooking, no washing; 80 home nights SO
5th 81 y "
GIRL Tor general housswork Iz2l 18th st
GIRL-Seat- 70 do chamber work. stay
nights Apply I4os IZth 81 \ "
GIRL-COlored, for general housewOrk- 8
GIRI-Neat. respectable. colored 10 DO
cooking and general Homework, 50 home
Mass ave y z between and D. m
GIRI-CoIored. for general housewori with
reference Apply at 5o44 \ St y "
GIRL-Reliable. white. for general house
work in suburbs on car line Phone 7 ISL
GIRL for general housework. references re-
quired le6 Mass ave y z
GIRL to cook and general homework: ref
eTeuce required Apply III Lamont 81
y W
GIRL WAITRESS. Apply NEW TERMTN-
% Al CAFE. . Q St y "
HELP for dressmaking- 80 az St 5 ".
Upstairs
LADY BOOKKEEFER-DOubI entry: must
be experienced and thoroughly competent:
permanent position Address E W. BOX los.
Times Office
MILLINERY APPRENTICE. Apply I2o6
St y W
MILLINERY PREPARERs and apprentices
KINGS PALACE So 7th st y "
NURSE MAID. Apply at 1901 street
y W
ERATORS-Experienced power sewing
machine s y MEYER, Is91 Pa ave
SALESWOMAN-Exp for infants
and girls department Apply JULIUS GAR
FINHLE & CO. 18th and SITS
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter; hours $50
10 s. y 10 1-30 for lunch BOX 10. Times
Office
PLAIN COOKS. chanb errnaids Iaundresses.
one TO take laundry home 1885 11th y W
SKIRT HAND-First-class, one that Un5e--
stands fitting preferred 1884 X st. y. ".
TAILOEESS- Dung lady. one that writes
good hand Apply JOSEPH GOLDMAN,
1913 II St y r
WAITRESS Experienced ROYAL LUNCH
ROOM. 80 nth 81 s..
TTRESS-Experience for boarding house.
Inquire 81 18th St ~ ".
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WANTED-R0OMS

WANTED-By refined young married couple.
suite Of or wei furnished rooms with
bath suitable for light housekeepiu- pre-
ferred- must Be in nice home and excellent
location on y. ". side wiling TO paw with
heat and gas. hot water etc from so 70 SO
per month Address BOX 8. Times OaIcs.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

AFftl y Ed.
BrutUs at Norfolk. Arethusa at SewaII
Point and Wolverine at Ashtab-Ila
HarbOT-
SAILED
Rainbow from GonOura Japan for
Shanghai. Supply from Guam for
Cavite. and Wheeling and Petrol
from Bombay for Alden
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COUNTRY BOARD.

lVANTED-Boarders AZ ~s5rassdaIe~ for sep
tember- pleasant rOcsls. fine mineral water
deal place for res, conveyance 70 and from
station free; $ per week Mrs CLOPTON.
BOX 30 Remington Va
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BALTIMORE, Sept 9-MarriaE e
licenses issued here today
James H Richards. IT.. and Anna N
krauSs. both Of Washington.
Charles l. HiIl and Margaret Silver
both OF Washington
Edwin G. Hunter and ESteIIe e E-ckTaff
both OF Washington
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Hardship To People.

W. ". Richardson, Of Benning. said
that putting out the lights on Cen
traI avenue and Ridge road was a real
hardship 70 the people in that vicinity.
Major JUdsOn interrupted him 10 say
that there were only nine families. or
sixty persons in that vicinity. and
that to maintain the lights there
would take all the tax money collect
ed in the vicinity Mr.. Richardson
admitted that this might be so, but
declared that he had searched through
the hearings before the House and
Senate com mitIees, and thar the rec
erdS demonstrated couclusively that
increased appropriate were made TO
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

WANTED-Position By white man, Is years.
good education and knowledge Or German
good, strong worker splendid rcCOmmenda-
ton Address rs Good Hope road, Anacos-
tia. ID. -
WAN rED-Fosition as chauffeur white. eX-
pcrIeuced- perfectly reliable highest grade
EaraEe and personal refs BOX lie, Times
NANTED-Fositfeu By gteuoEraphe and
typewriter - years oId- college education
ELLN IL TIr--a. -a[I-a
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expensive lights on Sixteenth street and
IN other northwest sections, at the ex-
pense- of-tle slIhlI.-4n residents-
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COL. HANDLE SCORES
DISTRICT ENGINEERS
Favoritism Charge on Light
ing Question Creates Sen
Sadon At Hearing.

Continued from First Page)
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Suburbs Rights Asserted.

Dr. r. w FrishIen. representing the
BrookIand Citizens Association, Univer-
sity Heights, and vicinity, told the
Commissioners that they must realize
that the suburbanites were not
bunch Of kickers.T but that they had
been previously wroneed. and they
wanted their rights
He declared that lights were an alb
solute necessity IN the vicinity OF
BrOokland for the safety OF life and
limo, and TO prove his assertion said
that a friend recently drove OF the side
Of the road and narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury in spot which was SO dark
he could not see where ne was going.
Dr. FTishlen also told the CommlS-
SIonerS that the residents ia his section
OF the city VIII have little chance 20
save their homes from fire unless the
order is rescinded- He said that Cap
tain Graham in charge OF the engine
company IN BrOokland told him that 10
is now practically impossible for his
engine company TO traverse the dark
streets without serious danger. and that
IL would take him so long 20 reach
IRE that great damage might result
before the company could set into ac-
ton
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AUTOS REPAIRED

LEI Is put YOUR shade. radiator. feud-
er. and lamps into proper condition. very
small. cost Try US FRENCH RADIATOR
q ttNB6It CO.. 1s5- = ST. y " North 5175 II
- Z. tLEPAIR OR REBUILD vgI-r s7-ro- -.
c-eaUe1 % cay - month. oils. EasoIeus.
and suppiles5 reasonable prices. all work
guaranteed 1873 Columbia Court. between
1fth and 18th. Columbia I'd and Irving s..
REPAIR Work or SPFCTET-TY-Zo
work too comp i-a-ed for our mechanics
All Work guaranteed BENSER, lgs 6ta NV.
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES
wANrED-lgo seeoad hand bicycles. F. ].
MESDEI-L * CO. rs 7th 81 " ".
So p J. AENDEL-L & CO. rs tn NV.
HORSES md VEHICLES
FOB sALE ALE Cray Hars: sgOd driver and
OF after & Is51 81 ) Z
PARTY HAVING Private Ri-. COB g556
driver, surrey Srauhope. and harness. win
exchange for rental OF good fat be per
maneat tenant II suited AppIy 1915 I'm
FOR SALE-Cheap, : head OF work horses
and mares. been used in CONTRACT yyo-Ix-
ages Z 10 years. weight from LOG 70 1s5l
lbs one family broke driving horse. has al
anyone looking FOR an honest work horse.
must be sod this week
CAL al my private residence.
436 Srh s. : W
SECONDHAND SURVEYS. traps. runa-
bouts and delivery wagons SIS Up COGS-
Wells, -ls. II. -. IA llth n W
FOR SALE-One black horse. good. steady
driver, can be seen a. SELLlIAN-S CO.
LJABIA STABLES. l1l5 Jolns9n ave
FOR SALE-F-ine fou--yea--oId driviag
mare. 10 hauis. rJua bout and harness SO
After ) o clock l4sS nth St. y W
Ter refused, can De seen H ID. SETDEN-
BERG 18th snd " y W
FOR SALE-One driving mare. So. $50 Ca.
FAIR VIEW STOCK FARM Il your horse
is run down or needs months rest. with
special treatment phone DOWNEE-S STA
BI-ES. n Z2S6-
CAN'T has 10 car loads OF ruaabouts, sur
reys. and . spring wagons WIZ sell them
regardless OF cost 1855 ID St y W
FOR HIRE-Eieasu-e teams business teams
a horse for your wagon bv the dav
week. or month, at reduced rates PITS
NOGLES. rear So Pa ave y. " Main s.
HIRING. BOARDING. and sales Stables
SI1 Missouri ave y. " : . WATERS
Special rates TO travelling statesmen
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MOTORCYCLES

HAVE Oh HAND a few slightly used
motorcycles In excellent condition f0cIr-T-
lnE the following EXCEisl1rs- I Harley
lal-lsp1- Light Indians Z Yale and /
Minneapolis --Speed van Alb very reason
able T. n CORR SIS SIN st y W
READING STANDARD. single cylinder. good
value So T y Mud, Jr-, Inc. L.
y y
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BOY-rolo-ed. 10 OF l. as dfsHvvasher ana
assist about house l1ls * 81 n "
BOTs-F1ve. with wheels. g1of pay. Izss
= p - "
BOY 70 learn paperhangi1E- HUST. Oh
Boy--colored. for porter Eos ST
BOv with some experience N painting can
after p M lZ5 5th y "
BCTS-Bright active boys. is years or axe.
as parcel wrappers sod pay and rapid
promotion Apply . Il " SEHACE. win
GOLDEEBET}G- 7th and X sts-
BUNDLE WRAPPER 2Derienccd- over Is.
Lor mems furnishings dept Of PARKER.
BRIDGET & CO Permanent position and
good saiary- Apply AanaEer-
BUSHEIlNAN ar once L. JACOBS & CO.
foslz SIN ST n "
CARPENT EFE-s. 70 lav OF iron work For
details apply IRON WORKS, 5th and
-
COATATAEERs- experienced. ar once /.
JACOBS q CO. f5-z >lh 81 y W
COLLECTOR for iustaII-1eur house. must
1ave wheel no sth 81 y W
COOK-short order, eol0-ed- SIS per week
-. va-,ezs, So,orel, E.aFqI,e9n- - week no
Sun1al NgTks yard man s-t- butler c1lore1-
50 FISHERS AGENCY, Es ION 81
COOKS-Two. frst-cIass. cafe Apply a.
once Qt EEN GAZE lth aal O. sts-
ERRAND BOY Apply ar once EINER &
NEEDLE KS M Eie1Sa1- 81 n "
I MADE SoO0o in i've years win small
mail order business 5eEau with So send
for free booklet tells how EEACCCE.
5Lol- L1ckport. y 2
MAN-Good- all around uphoIsterar and re-
pairer- I7lo eth ST. y W
sIAcy-Cosored. in suburban home: must Be-
SOD truck Eardener- go r ST y W
HEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE-S5eVr
system; only s weeks required wages while
learning steady position guaranteed For
particulars address EOLEES BAEBEE
COLLEGE. New York city
MEN wANTED-AEe 1s-15- FOR aremen, $40
monthly, and brakeman. $50. on railroads
IN Washington Vicinity experience uurec-
essary- no strike promotion 20 engineers
conductors railroad employing headquarters
over 500 men sent to positions monthly
state aEe. send stamp Railway Association
Dept g. - Monroe St. Brooklyn y T.
PAPERHANGER-Fi rst-cIass mechanic. VIM
Y MATCHETT, s5S y 81 y W.
PAPERHANGERs- C 9 SILENCE, So
PRESsER AZ once. good pay. steady work
Must be good presser- - .th st y. ".
PRESSER az once Apply SO 1st 81
PREssER wanted Immediately 81 E St
PRESS ER-G0od. at once. steady work Ap-
ply sos 18th st : "
sOICTToR-Experieaced. groesry5 must Be
vel recommended ego 18th st.
STABLE MEN experienced good salary
must be sober. references EOI-ZBEIER-
LENS BAKERY, 1S4s TJh st y "
TAILORs 20 work on mems clothes 90
Eye y W
TINNER-GOOd- and stove man Apply 1894
14th st y. W. after . m
WANTED-HoteI storeroom man. counter
man BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. SOC
1oth-
WANTED-First-Clsss timers and furnace
hands Apply III Il ST y " STEADY
work guaranteed to right party.
wANTED-Railway mail clerks. Washing
toa examination November u. $50 TO 81 SEQ
preparation free FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
Dep st. Rochester. y Y
YOUNG MAN. experienced in psckinE PEI
fUmeTy. Apply 70 Superintendent. WOOD
WARD LOTHROP-
YOUNG MAN-ReIable. with some experf-
ence in grocery business 2S29 18th st
TAlL0RS
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WANTED-AGENTS

J MADE s50.g15 in five years with a SINAI
mail order business. began with s.. send
Tor free booklet. Tells how HEACOCh
JIsS. Lorkporr. y Y
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

WANTED-Place as chud-s nurse. Ass oak
St y w
WANTED-By reliable coIo-ed woman, place
a. cook $50 st. y W
ANTED-Dressruak wishes sewing by
dav take home. S5l r So 8 y.
VAcSTED-F1sitIon by experienced shoe
salesiady- BOX les. Times Office
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FOR RENT-R00MS

Unfinished
B - : ". 1zlATh-ee uafurnished SCI
ond floor rooms all improvements heal
FTH 81 \ e Is-Three large rooms and
aIcove FOR IiEhr housezeepTnE- all modern
improvements, rent reasonable
nth ST : E Is-Tvo nice rooms. second
floor. with private family heat and gas
for housekeepinE. sl--54
I ST y w I714-Two bright. attractive.
third floor rooms, light housekeeplns-
adults only; references
\ y AVE y E. ss-Tvo large rooms. -
Improvements light housekes2I1g- ONner-
\ Y Ave fs5-TJyo unfu5nished rooms foT
light hOuseksepings s. month one month
free
SIN ST. II2s-Tvvo front parIor rooms. main
floor gas. hot water heating light house
keeping: Adults. so
y ST \ ". sz7-Three rooms on second
floor. southern exposure light housekeep-
ing
{ 81 \ E 70S-SIIddIe and bright back
rooms. al inproveTnents. see
sTH ST : e I114-BeautifuI rooms. heat
gas BATH between Two car lines
\ y AVE \ ". 68-Iargs apartment.
consisting Of three large rooms near bath,
sinEly OF suite reasonable
\ Y AVE y W. 4fo-Lzrge second story
fat for light housekeeping heat, Sas. aad
bath on same floor SO
y y AVE y z. 57-Thrce unfinished
rooms for light house keeping all modern
improvements heat and gas rent reason
able
gTH ST y w Iss0-Tvvo Unfurnished rooms
and aleove. second floor; light housekseP-
ing adults only SIS
ST- y W. 4s7-Two coamunicating
rooms. Sd floor; Light housekeeping heaE
and gas, SIS
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WINDOW CLEANING
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

n sECAL- ANTIQUE FURNITURE RB-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. 81 L ST, y.
y. PHONE y. - z.
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lights away without specific authorize
ton from Congress
we don't propose TO pay taxes de
clared AR Lancaster, and have our
money frittered away on other things
We are not asking FOR anything IN
reasonable When Congress meets we
viii get the money for these lights IL
you can't get IL
III YOU must save money turn out
the lights al midnight. but don't deprive
US OF them altogether Wisconsin ave
nue. ought 10 be lighted All night be-
ause Of the heavy traffic there; Geor-
gia avenue also ought TO have all-nighL
lights. but If you are bent on economy
cut OF the lights on the other streets
at midnight
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HELP WANTED

To PREPARE FOR CIVIL SERVICE s1-
animation special teachers. and special
facilities for a-cor1pIizhlng satisfactory re-
suits tn tire shortest possible time STRAY
ERS BUSINESS COLLEGE. Old Masonic
Temple. SIN and r
ACCOCNTANCE.
BOOKKEEPING. STENOGRAPHY
TEPEWRITING-
NO LASSES-E&PEET INSTRUCTORS
INTERSTATE - 18TH ST y ".
TELEPHONE MAIN sZ1
AGENTS GO handle articles which sell Iu
nearly every house and Office. E0C per c=at
profit. Room los. Lehman Bldg. 1928 y. Y
WANTED-Liuited number o. students IN
Shorthand. private Instruction only
Classes typewriter az home free SIENO-
GRAPHIC INSTITUTE zIg Colorado Build
ms
HELPER on COATS Apply SIS F 81
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FOR SALE-Ford Tourabout. used 4 months:
IN excellent condition and Thoroughly ecufD-
pee also one @-cyliuder Buick. two Ford
fllabOuts, an DldsmobIIe delivery car al
bargains BENNER- I18 9Th y w
EXPERT AUTOMOBILE WORK done at
Moderate prices 70 matter what make or
III what condition your machine IS in All
work guaranteed L years experience zg5
ana 800 Ia 81 y u. MUNICIPAL ALTO
= AACHINE WORKS Phone Main III.
VA. T. MOORE PROP
LOCOMOBILE STEAMER. new tires: ma
chine la fine condition. must sell By Sun
day
WHITE STEAMER automobile model " "
l1l-- seven passenser- 40 b. p fully
equlpIec- n perfect condition. Address
BoA SO Times Office.
LEI 3 DO Tive can put your auto lamp
ana radiator into proper gondition a. a verv
sliia-l cost 70 you Prompt work. salts
Marshall place. Phone ssET
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AUTOS FOB HIRE.

LARGE. JP-TO-DATE. g. s. = PASSENGER
elegantly furnished touring cars. By hour
OF day Special rates - parties. Phone
CAROLINA AUTO CO.
Phone Main Is55
EOSENTHAL BROS Mrs
The Washington times., 1910-09-09
FOR RENT-Ro0Ms
Furnished

2 IT y ". 1sfs-I.srge south froat second
ooor room not water heat uhgue- gentle
men preferred. references
The Washington times., 1910-09-09
ROOMS AND BOARD

COLUMBIA ROAD. 15z1-DeHghtfui second
story front rooms. furnished OF unfuT-
nished- very reasonable. single rooms In
cIudinE board So per month fine home Is
bic Phone Columbia $50
y ST y W. Isz6-AttraCLive rooms WITH
or without choice home cooking private
family. central IOcaJioa- reasonable
cd ST y E S0S-Tvo light airy rooms.
SIS and SO per month board IT desired
Z. ST y ". 16S5-Tsvo beautiful. hand
saneIv papered rooms; very large closets
win hrst-cIass board best table board CD
tziuabIe in three markets
10Th ST. : W. u6-Furnished room and
board for permanent man. gas. bath; s. So
per week
A ST s E H7-Furnished rooms. with
hard corner house
sTH ST y e. g2G-Modern room with ex-
ceIIent board for two gentlsmeE. reason
able
MCPHERSON 50, 9GS-Beautiful rooms AMI
fTst-class board. also single room: cen
traL q.
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TAIL0RS

Mr. UNION MAN-We use the custom uni0
label, n OF no pay. newest patterns fines
fabrics J. ROSSNER- sos F 81 y -
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Will Make EXAMPLE
liolator OF Meat Inspection
Law held for Z rial
at Pittsburg

Washington, ID. G., Aux. 3--V. n.
iwomsley. general manager OF the
ittsburg Melting company. was as.
'estep. on q chargerof violation OF the
ieat lngpcctIon law W pittsburg aud
then before a United States commits.
Toner and boinld pscr TO await the
iction Of the grand jiry. Sw1msIut
sas released Oh $500 bail. This ~
orr was received today by the depart
ent OF agriculture from John II. Jof.
m, United States attorney at Pits.
urg
The charge against SsomaIey "a
That OF offering for interstate shiy
nent quantity of edible oil which
lad not been inspected aud passed
'nder the meat inspection Law. It
GEMS that the plant Of the plttsbul <
eltiug company vas formerly Ia.
.pected By the Inspectors OF the lie.
artment Of agriculture. but goma
sonths ago inspection vas withdraw i
u account VI the failure of the CON.
any to s3lnply With the regulations
II The secretary ~ agriculture. Il is
lalnled BY tho department of AZ /.
pliurc that giuce inspection wdi
withdrawn the company baa been
making regular shipments Of an edl.
he animal oil and has Induced tue
abroad companies 70 accept the ship
rients BY marking the same "incdl.
l,le." II Is reported by the inspectors
II the department throughout the
ountry that large number OF con.
erns, by means Of this same artlilca,
eve been shipping from ono state -
nother aul to foreign countries larg
Quantities OF eIible oil which has aol
jeen inspected and passed. This =
he first arrest. but Il was said at ,ha
erartment to-day that vigorous steps
would be taken to apprchend 9th u
slolators OF the law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-03
At THE PASSION PLAY,
Miss ida niblack Writes Interesting
Lctter from obcrsrmer1vs--e'shop
Mecrschae,t in Throng.

Miss Ida NiblacT. under date oI
Venice, Italy, July 10, writes 10 The
Leader an interesting letter relative
to her visit to Oberammcrgua, from
which the following extracts are taxi
On and which viii doubtless be OF ia
tercst 10 her Gdth.ie friends aud
others:
II think every one at home would
be Interested In hearing about Ober-
ommcygna. The mecca for travellers
from all parts OF the world at this
season Of the year. 0beranimergna ~
a gillage or $500 people. sitra.ed Ia
q valley. enci cled by high mountains
The streets arc narrow and winding
no two running in the same direction,
The Passion play is given twice q
week, on Wednesdays aDo oundafs.
Every ore is expected 70 come the
night before and leave -the morning
after the play On Saturdays scores
OF trains conc Ia loaded with pasgen-
gers. We arrived at Oberanme gau
al fige o'clock Saturday evening. On
reaching the station one could I'M
agine onseif back In Biblical days
for standing about and waiting to
conduct gnezts to. their homes Here
hundreds OF men and boys with long
flowing hair and quaint dress. On
party vas assigned places TO the
ooues ot u TX. ,,o..s, Jss-as, ..ia.s
aud PIlaie. During the season Of the
play family names are discarded fol
those n the Passion Play. 'sa Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-03
gUtssN0ak 1t OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma City. Okla, Aug. S--With
scattering returns from practically
tRo-thlrds Of the counties In Oklaho-
ma, and these only on the gubernator.
NJ race. the Democratic nomination )s
between William II. Murray Of Tisho-
Idlngo and Lee Cruce Of Ardmore,
With Leslie 2. Ross of Lawton a dark
bose. True to predictions. Ross poll.
&C . vote that was surprisingly larga
cutting In OH the Cruce and Murray
'dtc alike In some sections, IN ottcrs
iDto the strahgW assigned 10 either
Murray OF Cruc.
Ross * still a dangerous factor qn'l
las = good chance to take second
pIacc from Murray should the latter
win the nomination. Tuesday after
reon the two rival candidates. Mur-
ray and Cruce, arrived here,s both o,
the same train, aud promptly as ID 2
polls closed and counting commenced,
riiotilcial reports commenced to come
tc. headquarters. Z es s.St efs
: Early returns from the larger cite,
end countie3 indicated that Cruce car.
Iied Oklahoma, with an even break III
Tulsa, Creek. Okmulgee and Pontotoc
In the Republican, gubernatorials, j.
W McNeal Is looked upon her as me
probably winner, although Ferguson
polled remarkably heavy vote in som
sections.
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owe toItdo In gondola and bathed
IN the AdrIntc sea. Am enjoying
good health aud the trip thus far has
been delightful
Z" IDA NlBLAcK. =
Venice, July ~. 1910.
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Y. Z. t'usg and wife, with their s,n.
ana daughter and Dr. and Mrs. c. a.
hughes departed for North Ray aud
Tamogarld. Canada. They 60 Via 81.
.ollis, Niagara Falls and Toronto. M.
aud Mrs. G.ss viii 20 10 their OH
aomc In Juniata county, Pa, on their
return.
Last evening White City was tao
scene OF much gayety. there being
an assemblage OF people driven TO
The cool beach where welcome breeze.
robbed existence OF the discomfort
Experienced elsewhere. Followine
ire the names OF a swimming party
gwen In honor of Misses Roth Walton
md Dorothy Menefee: Moses Ethel
Douglas. Kate Millikan, jeanette Bea
dies, Claudia Hamilton aud June
Moss Of Crescent City. Messrs. Lee
'ockrum. Harvey Matchett. Leo Pen
iell, Crawford Cameron. Frank White
gorge Guss and Neal Walton.