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The Washington times., 1910-09-07
ALEKANDRIAN WEEDS
A MANASSAS GIRL
Miss Elizabeth Pearl Griffith
Becomes Bride of John
James Haley.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. SEPT. z

A pretty wedding was solemnized at
II O'Clock this morning at the home Of
the brides father in Manassas. when
Miss EIizazeth Pearl Griffith. daughter
OF benjamin Griffith, OF Manassas, be
came the bride Of John James Haley,
OF Alexandra
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev " T. Cover. pastor of the MethO-
dist Episcopal Church South. of Man
assas- The bride was attended bv her
sister. Miss Bertha Griffith. as maid Of
hcnCf- n Jameson, Of Culpepper, was
best man
The groom mas been the manager Of
the Stuart Advancing Company, Of this
city. for many years
Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
haley left on a wedding trip TO Nor
folk. Newport News. and Danville. They
viii make their home in Alexandra
An interesting meeting Of the Young
Mems SOdality Lyceum was held last
evening when the committee on enter
talnment was instructed 70 prepare an
oyster roast at the Lyceuu, on Tuesday
October 4 in celebration Of the twenty
second anniversary Ct the organlZatlCu
and one application for membership re-
ceived-
In the clerks Office Of the circuit
court this morning the viii Of Clarence
Mills was adrcitted to probate He di-
reefs that his funeral expense be paid
out Of his estate and that the residue
20 TO his daughter, Mrs Leah A Bern
hard Klaus. who qualified As eXecUtTiN.
John Ewald. Vernon Kelly, and William
Klaus were appointed appraisers.
. Charles OehIert. the infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs William OehleTt, died at his
parents home. 80 Commerce street. last
f, evening His funeral was held this
afternoon, the Rev. II. NJ CaHter, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South Of
fi.iatinE- Burial was il the Union
Cemetery
A drill Of the Alexander Light Infan-
try was held last evening, after which
Major King inspected the armOTy- II has
been decided tO lease the armory 10 the
highest bidder during the winter
months for skating and basket ball
The clerk Of the city school board to-
day completed the work of issuing per
Ui-S 20 white children Tomorrow he
VIII start issuing them 70 colored pupils.
The funeral Of Julius Dreifus VIII be
. held from his home in South Favue
street tomorrow afternoon at ? O'Clock
Rabbi Stern. OF Washington. win offc-
I late The pail bearers viii be 2. We'll
George 3 French. Isaac FichberE. IA
cob Brill. H Bloch, and II Baader. Of
I this city. and Louis Hophermfre. OF
Washington.
In the Corporation Court, this morn
lIE- Robinson MOnCure fled a deCIara-
ton in the suit OF Thomas Haley VS..
/ the Southern Railway Company, a dam
age suit for $3.50 for personal injuries
Alexander Murray and daughter. Enie.
and Miss Katherine Wilson. OF Memphis.
Tenn are visiting the family OF p. NJ
Bradshaw IN King street
M and Mrs. Edward Shfnn Miss
I Mamie KeeEan. Miss Bette ChevaIIev.
and Joseph Reynolds. have returned
from visit 70 Cape Henry
Miss Ellen jenkins has returned from
a visit TO relatives at Herndou-
p J Thayer and Norman jenkins
have returned from a visit 10 Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1910-09-07
LACK OF YOUNG MEN
IRELAND'S DRAWBACK

Ireland is booming and has more cap
itaI than can be invested, is the word
brought to America by b B Osborne,
Of Waterford, Ireland, who is stopping
at the ShOreham.
He declares that he IS unable to see
the practical side OF the Kilkenny
hOme-gOiHg movement, II the idea is to
give the native IrishmeI capital to de
veIoD their Industries. as already there
is ample money available for such Dur-
poses
The lack Of young men, he said, was
the greatest drawback IN the develop
ment Of the natural resources.
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HIGH REQUIEM MASS
SET FOR G. A. DIXIE
Services for Late Railway EmpIoye
Will Be Observed Tomor-
row Mo-uT0C
row Morning

High requiem mass for Charles 4.
Dixie, an employe OF the Richmond.
Fredericksburg, and Potomac freight
yards for a, mum Der of years. viii be
celebrated tomorrow morning at the
Church OF the Holy Name.
Burial viii be in At OIivet Gene
TeTy- Mr. Dixie was born In this cfrv
IN 1885. and was educated in the Dis
Lrlct public schools At the age Of
eighteen years he entered the service
Of the company with which he was
associated at the time Of his death.
Mr.. Dixie died last Monday evening
after an Illness OF nine months at the
residence of his parents, 111J Trinidad
avenue northeast
Besides mis- mother and father Mr..
Dixie leaves TWO brothers and three
sisters
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DEATHS

BOAGS-On Tuesday September 6. 1910. a.
PERCY BOAGs.
BOsS-On Eonday September .. 1915. al 1850
, M ELNOR r. son OF Robert A and
Daisy Boss aged three years.
BRADFORD-On Monday, September O. 1910.
al a. m at her residence. SIS twentieth
street northwest CCEDEL-IA BRA DFDQD.
mother OF Mary and Worthiugt1n Bradford.
Mrs Carrie Chambers, and Mrs james
Branch
CAEEOLL--SudEeniE on Tuesday Sep-eubsr
@. 1910 AMELIA D. beloved wife o. Joseph
D. CARROLL and daughter lf Margaret
and the late Ferdinand Martin
Notice Of funeral hereafter
(New YORK and Baltimore Nd papers
please copy-J
CARpENTER-Oa Tuesday. September g.
1910 BLANCH. the beloved daughter gi
George w Carpenter ar her residence,
1gs4 Union street southwest
Farewell dear Blauch-
MAY your zlumbers be as gentle as your
love.
And Wien God calls US home
L1y we meet IN heaven above
BY sister Brothers and Father
Funeral September g. at 8 O'Clock al her
lzre residence
CoLE-On Monday. September > 1910: at 50
q ~. at his residence. IS Eleventh street
northeast, G. o. COLE
CoILTNs-On Monday. September ;. 1915. a,
s.E5 3 M at his residence fglf Belr road
Ten-eytown. d O.. ANDREW J. collins,
husband or beaIile-d al- laAne4 OF r -l-
ence n Collins
EekE-on Monday. September 3. 1910. al
tf-S0 o. u-- CHAELES A.. son OF Charles
=. and Julia r Dixie in the tTenty-folLrth
year Of his ase-
DREIFUs-Cn Tuesday. September 6. 1910
At $50 a. m ar his residence. 100 cham
pagne street. Alexandra Va, julius
DRETFJS-
DURITT-A- her residence 81 Twelfth
street southeast. on Tuesday September s
1910 al $50 a. mn JANE ELIZABETH
wife Of George " Duri-y-
FIAM-Cn Tuesday. September g. 1910 Al
q m JOSEPH ELAN. infant child Of
Thomas and Mary Alice Elam-
cAUT-on TUESDAY September s. 1910 Al
Nsshvfl-e. Tenn THOMAS T.. husband Of
the late Mary l. Gaut and father Of Mrs
James Mooney
GARDEN-Cn TUESDAY. September >. 1910
AZ a. M MARY n. GARDEN vie @.
the late John G. Garden
sANRORN-Cn Tuesday September g. 1910
al HIS a. m-. al heT residence. 159S
street. KATE DTLANN- widow Of Capt
Frank W Saub1rn-
T-RE-T-Tes-sr5ay evening A. the residenCt
OF his cousin. Mrs. =. Byrne. Cork, Ireland
General II EMMETT URELI-
Notice Of funeral later
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WORKMEN INJURED
AS WALL FALLS IN

Two warkmen are at Freedman
Hospital today suffering from slight
injuries received late yesterday, when q
wall at the excavation for the new
school building, between Belmont and
Calvert streets, on Twentieth street.
caved IN They are James johnson. 1925
Church street, and David WoTrel. OF
2714 y street northwest Both are
negroes
The men were in the employ Of John
Shehan, q kensington contractor.
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NAVY.

Rear Admiral A. G. BERRY. placed
upon the retired list from September
10, 1910
Rear Admiral II WTNSLOW. placed
upon the retired list from September
-, 1910
Lieutenant Commander w H STAND
LII, detached Naval station, Ha-
wall, 10 Naval Hospital, Mare IS
land, Cal, for treatment
Lieutenant Commander r. 9 MOODY,
10 Bureau Of Steam Engineering,
Navy Department washington D.
Lieutenant A. CLAUDE. detached Pa
ducah: TO Naval Academy, Annapo-
lis. Md
Lieutenant G. L. HAND. 10 charge Re
cruitiug Station and Branch hydro
graphic Office. Buffalo. y Y.
Ensign l. W. r CARSTEIN, to Pa
ducah as senior engineer otncer.
Ensign r. @. WALLING, detached Sa-
lem TO Quincy Mass. connection
fitting out Perkins
Ensign r. l. LOWMAN, detached
Princeton, and granted leave three
months
AI1dshipman d G. CORDTNER; resig-
nation as a midshipman accepted, 10
take effect September .. 1910
Medical Director J c. BOYD. detached
command of the Naval Medical
School. Washington. D. G., TO mem
Der Of the Naval Retiring Board
navy yard. Washington. D. g
Medical Director J c. WISE, detached
member of the Naval ReJiring
Board. Washington, D. c, and waI'
orders
Medical Inspector J d GATEWOO9
detached feet surgeon. L : PACING
feet. on California, 70 home and
wait orders
Medical Inspector O. d NORTON de
rached navy and marine recruiting
stations, New York. y. Y, and wait
orders.
Medical Inspector r W r w lEBH1tt'
detached recruiting station Halli-
more. Md. to navy and marine re-
Cruiring stations, New YORK y Z
surgeon & n. T LOWNDES, detached
naval Gispensary- Naval Medical
School Hospital. washington ID g.,
recruiting station, Baltimore Ma
SURGEON q. r. FREEMAN. detached
Montana. 10 naval dlspeusary, Naval
Medical school Hospital, Washing
ton, D. G.
Surgeon c. y FISNE. detached Bureau
OF Medicine and surgery Navy De
Dartmeut. washington, D. g, 20
Naval Medical school
surgeon c. G. SMITH. detached Naval
Hospital, Newport, r /, 70 Mon
taua.
Chaplain D. H TRIBOU- placed upon
the retired list from September Is
1910.
Chief Gunner A. OLSON detached
south Carolina, and viii continue
--a-+---arr Er1a--
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PHYSICIAN GOES TO BRAZIL.

Dr. J. Stule Forsythe, a graduate Of
George Washington University, is on
his way to Brazil today, where he is
10 be asst stant surgeon in the Candle
Iaria Hospital, maintained by = con
struction company He has served as
a surgeon for four years in the
tropics, ard is peculiarly ntted for the
position he is about to fill. Dr.. Ed
ward Taylor. also a graduate Of
George Washington University, is ac-
companying DR.. Forsythe.
The Washington times., 1910-09-07
BUSTS TAKENDOWN
AT PENSION BUREAU

Chief CLERK Clement s ticker, Of the
Interior Department who has super
vision over the Pension Bureau. has
ordered removed the plaster heads
which form a decorative scheme around
the ceiling Of the building WOTkmen
have been engaged for several days in
lowering the heads from the inches
The order Of removal followed Al ex-
animation which showed that She heads
were insecure and q menace 20 the
clerks
The Washington times., 1910-09-07
Marriage Licenses.

Richard 4 Harris Of EIkin's Park "a.
and EsteEe H Dunnells, of Washing
ton
Roger ?. Jones and Ruth s Coakley.
both of Colonial Beach, Va.
Eusta BrOwnfieId. OF Washington.
William r Sands and Edythe N.
FiamiII, both of Washington.
Ernest c BachSchmid and Clara J Hud-
dlestOn, both Of Washington.
Ia wrence Q. Hubbard, of Berlin, Pa
and s. Blanche DOOley, Of Washing
ton
J H Larabee. Of Nil 7ose, Mass, and
Loretta McCahrey-
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Deaths

Sarah Wilmington, 50 years, George
town Hospital
Maria RaTnOT Haley 81 years. Sz-
vannah and Sixth streets. Congress
Heights
Elmer Boss, . years 2 months 1902 c
street southwest
PhiIIiaSse COsesnO, 8 months. % days.
u Willow Tree Alley
Ethel Ebert. 3 months I day, Chill
dren's Hospital
street northwest
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Army and Macy
Service Orders
ARMY


Captain WILLIAM K NAYLOR, Ninth
Infantry, is relieved from treatment
AT the Walter Reed General HOspi-
tai, District Of Columbia
The resignation Of Captain RAYMOND
II FENNER. Coast Artillery Corps
has been accepted by the President,
to take effect December I, 1910
First Lieutenant CHARLES T. LEEDS
Corps Of Engineers VIII proceed 20
Fort BayaTd, n NJ, and report 70
the General Hospital for treatment.
First Lieutenant PAUL -. BUNKER.
Coast Artillery Corps. is detailed Tor
general recruiting service. He viii
proceed to Fort Sl0cum, New York
The following assignments TO regi-
meuJs Of officers recently promoted are
ordered
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM L. BUCK,
9Th infantry. Major SAMUEL SEAY.
10th Infantry Captain Hidden
OLIN, 23rd Infantry.
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

The resignation Of DR. Q II Grapp
Inspector in the Health Department
has been accepted by the Commits
sioners, 10 take effect October 81 Dr.
GTapp was also granted twenty three
days leave and pay to October 81.
Dr. Grapp was appointed August &,
The Washington times., 1910-09-07
MARRIED

FRYE-CRCSS-At Frederick. Nd. On No
veruber -. 1903 By the Rev AIouz1 y.
Winters. WYATT RICHARD r FRYE and
GURLEY EDNA CROSS, both o. this city.
The Washington times., 1910-09-07
IN MEMORIAM

FTTL-In memory Of MARY MATILDA
FFTIE. wife 81 Alexander Hil- who died
ore year ago TO-DAY september =. 1903.
II er perpetual Iizhr shine upon her. may
her gentle spirit rest in peace.
BY Her Husband
- ,-~r-S-T- loving remembrance Of our dear
cran55auEhrer- GRACE EMILY who de-
7.srfed ms lie one year ago today. Sep
TENDER . 1879
90 called her home. IL was His VIII,
Ey1f in our hearts NE love her Still
FTe- name is as dear today
IS in the hour she passed away
BY Her ClraldpsrFnts.
The Washington times., 1910-09-07
HELP WANrED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
PIANIST WANTED.
S. KAHN, SONS & co.
Wish TO employ an expert pianist
Must read lat sight"
sALEsWO1IEN-E for glove.
book, leather goods. silverWsre. and art
o'clock to Manager, WOODWARD & To-
sALEsWOAIA N-Experfenced for Infants
and girls department Apply JULIUS GAR
FINkLE & CO. 18th and + sts-
SKIRT HANDS First-cIass; also appren-
tees. paid while learning. 1sl0 g ST.
TAILORESs for general tailor work 902
Eve St y W
VEGETABLE COOKS. store room girls. pan
Try women BURGESS HOTEL. AGENCY.
SOS 1oth ST.
wAITREssE-Two exDerienced- % sth 81.
s E
WAITREssEs- IN Pa ave BOYD's
WOMAN to cook. iron, and wash Apply
WOMAN for general Homework. must be
good cook: no washing or ironing Apply
sz6 Nd ave n E.
WO3IAV-ReIiable. for general housswork-
Jos 9Th 81 n F.
WOAIA 1S-ReIiab,e for general Homework. no
washing 84s5 Holmead pl- y "
YOUNG WOMAN-CoI5red. for general house
work. SO 7 n W.
YOUNG LADY: mems tailoring drst-cIass:
must know how 20 make buftcuhOies.
steady position Tor right one SO 7th 81 3 W
YOUNG LADY some knowledge OF book
keeping and typewritiug- Tor Office work.
vancemenL hub FURNITURE CO. 9Th
and SITS y. W
WOMAN for general houseWOrk SIS Mary
land ave n z
WONAN-Good. competent. 70 DO cooking and
take fuI charge 0f kitchen. good wages
paid 70 night party us Eye 81 y W
WOMAN-Go7d colored. 20 cook stay az
nights Apply a. ~ IN y ". AZ once
HELP WANTED-MALE
monthly corresponding for ne7FsDapsTs; No
cauvassiug5 send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockport. y y
BAKER-HoteI. and pastry COX. and help
hotel today BURGESS HOTEL. ACfES-
-. - l9th s. >. W.
BAKER-Good. an around: p-lnciraIIy bread.
Tor steady position 2zz5 GeorEia ave
BARBER-FTrst-class- SO guarantee. -
s-h 81 $ =
BARBER-F7rst-class; steady 1s8l Pa ave
= W
BARBER-CoIored-
25s 18Th st. y W
BRICKLAYERs- Rive union. a. once Wa.
r. CRUMP- Manassas- Va
The Washington times., 1910-09-07

Want Ads
T ak to the
Town
Through
The Times
The Average AID Costs Less
Than 25c.
Telephone Number, Main $3.50

PERSONAL
I LEND MOSEY on PAWS TICKETS 3
per cent. small monthly payments Let me
save your jewelry- Address BOX IS, Times
Office
MABEL COME HOME Page is dead
LOST And FOUND
LOST-SepJ- G. between SIS r l. ave and
Ballstou- Va monogram 5ockes, set with
diamonds and chain Return 70 % r. J.
ave n W Reward.
LOsT-Sept. g. cor. "a and SITS. n 2
gun metal watch. with fob. marked 'rR
r D. Liberal reward II returned 20 1oT
5 81 n F.
LOST-Saepherd s,OIlie. brown and white
bust with collar. Fnuzzle. and license tag
No. sle3- Reward Return 500 q St n E
LCST-New Colt gun. 40 55s- lost Satur-
day night, by ". G. CCRD IN the neigh
borhood Of sth and A y. r Reward u re
turned T. No Precinct
LOST-Auz 5. at Colonial Beach. black sIIE
jacket Reward ~ returned 10 n A
MARING. 1Z15 8th ST. y "
LOST-Sept. 5. 1870 b. Onicer ROBT. TAP
SCOTT OF 30. Precinct Metropolitan
Police badge No 40 Finder viz be re-
Usrced II returned to No. . Precinct
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ArTiVed-IOWa at New York yard and
Glacier at CalIao-
Sailed Rainbow Baiu bridge, Barry.
Chauucey, and Dale from Kobe for
SHANGHAI
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished


FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished
ND AVE $ w. ss-Three nice rooms fsr
Hsnt housekeepinE7 heat. Eas, bath. 80.
tNo nee rooms for light houseksepiag. heat
saS- D4ta. 81. convenient 90 car and Pa I
=. r sgbstation-
FAIRMONT ST. 1fGI-Ous furnished room
S per month
7TH ST. n W. uEs-Fsunlshed room. S.
month gentlemen.
18TH ST y. ". uII-Furnishod room and
Kitchen Tor light housekeeDins-
sd ST y vs.. 6oEThird f8or. Z lsrre room
and small kitchen. both front, furnished
Compete lEht n9Hsekeeping5 h-u-. Eas. s.
per week adults
ST n e s-Furnizhed rooms directly
opposite capitol grounds-
MAINE AVE S W s1o-TUo nicely "a
Pered and furnished 'front.' rooms. second
floor housekeeping, gas. bath. $50
18TH ST n W. Tz2Asecoud d67- ru-
nished room. win board. me nelshb1rhood
NEW YORK AVE y W. Eo-Ts1o nice7p
furnished rooms complete Tor light ho-1ze- |.
keeping. sI7-
HOTEL WEST-Nesr- strictly n1sEern- "a
soGabie- free baths OBJ IA lefEE H1rcI-
rates - IeTnls-nents. Egropean- 17ls Pa ave
EAST CAPITOL 81 ze1-Oue qr two nicely
iurlslled r51I-ss southern cLp0s1re- private
family use q phone and BATH
u
Portable home. gentleman hol-Uater heat,
nlodern hath s.
H ST y -. s49-Two furnished rooms.
Isht Housekeeping.
I'D 81 \ " fz5-Furn7sHe5 CONS s-i-5
o. yEith2gt h2gsekeeRi8s.
Sd 81. \. W. Z16-SIcely furnished rooms.
$50 % s.
18th ST y ". Tzs-NIceIy furnished rooms.
30 90
r 81. y W 1s55-Two large furnished
rooms tor gentlemen only
G ST y W. fzF-LarEe furnished room for
Light Housekeeping, Grst floor. with porca.
for c"uDle- reasonable.
sTH 81 X W. S97-Two nicely fuTnlzHes >
rooms Tor liEht housekeeDinz-
ST y w 1os-Tlvo Ia-ee- nicely flrnIss-
Cd rooms ugh- housekeeping II desired.
ST. H5-Tyso large. comfortable. second
1ooI IEoal roo-lss water hall nom
BID ST. n w 7ss-Larse front hail room for
gen.-e1lan. So per week
18TH ST. y ". I41z-Two nicely f-rnIshed
rooms suitable for gentlemen convenient
% eep4I.Inents. 81 and sI5- private family
Sd ST y ". 555-F1li7e n0ar Of lnres
cfeer1u4 cool rooms furnished FOR light
l21seeeellns. rsasllznle, references
18Th ST. y W. 7-f-Large fr0nt rooms So
COLUMBIA RID. ISl-DeHzhtfaI sccoa5-
story rooms. furnished or uufurnished. IN
Guiding board. s. per mo- single roor1z szZs
1ne nome L4ole- PHONE CGiu-l5ia 80
PA AVE. 1sls-Two three OF four large
fEont rcomsi gss ranges steam, complete
for light Housekeeping Phone n ~
TIE FREDERICK. sth and y y ave
Large briSht room Tor gentlemen o.
couple no light Housekeeping
y J. AVE \ W. I0s5-For housekeeDlnE
three completely furnished rooms SIS
-e--sS5 80 -1---s-
Il ST FE--f- ----e- TTft-rl--a-F4 front -o.--
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HELP WANTED-MALE

YOUNG NAN work IN stove store. white
one not afraid 70 work z1o3 7th 81
YOUNG MEN who earn less than 800 per
month and desire % earn more By bec0m-
ing an auIumobiie salesman. mechanic. dem
onstratoT, o. factory man, can gel started
Eht BY calling Up the Secretary % the
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF WASHING
TON. 1896 18th 81 y. W. within = perfod
Of one week 0f this date. Bring references
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MANiCURING

MRS SADIE c VAN HORNE-MauicurinE
silauIpooing- facial massage ladies' only-b
Home appointments q Specially. NJ 2s52- 81
y. Z ave
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TkILORS

LOUIS COLDMAS. Fashionable Tailor
Ladies and gentlemen. Lowest prices
Cleaning Dyeing. Repairing neatly done
work called foT and delivered
SOC 18th St y. ". Tel. Main SO
Mr. UNION lIAN-We use the custom union
label; 1T or no pay: newest patterns, finest
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MOTORCYCLES

READING STANDARD. single cylinder. Aood
value, So T y MUD, Jr-, Inc. 1z23
y y avs
BICYCLES
W4NTED-Iu3 second hand bicycles. P :
GENDEI-L * CO. us 9Th 81 y y.
We ARE sriu selling Unicorn Tres a.
Sass ?. J AsNDEI-L & CO, rs sth NV
HORSES and VEHICLES
and mares, been used IN contrast work,
ages : 10 years weight from 1.l50 20 J. 100
lbs. one family broke driving horse: has al
gaits under saddle This IS bargain fo-
any looking Tor honest work horse;
musJ De sold This week
Call at my private residence.
IS sth ST. ) "
FOR sALE-One BLACK horse, good. steady
driver. can be seen a. SELElAN-S CO
LUMBIA STABLES. I745 johnson ave
FOR SAI-E-FIne four-year-old driving
mare. Is hands; rulabout and harness. Sz58
After , O'Clock 1893 nth 81 y "
FOR sALE-Two horses. 70 reasonable Of
Ter refused can be seen H d SEIDEN-
BERG 18th and " y "
FOR sALE-One. driving mare. S75- $50 Ca
FOR sALE-Horse and wagon, or VII sen
separate. 6Ss 6 y. W.
FOR SALE-Three small work horses, cheap.
GROCER 1E2O 7th St y w
FOR sALE-Lght delivery wagon. cheap.
1903 y Y ave y "
FAIR VIEW STOCK FARM. Il your horse
Is run down or needs a months rest. with
special treatment, phone DOWNET-S STA
BIaES. II 2SS6
CAN'T has 10 car loads Of rrnsbouts, sur
reys. and Z spring wagons. VIII sell them
regardless Of cost 1915 D st y W
FOR HIRE-PleasUre teams. business teams.
OF q horse for your wagon, by the day.
week, or month, at reduced rates PITS
NOGLE- rear SST Pa y " Main s.
HIRING, BOARDING, and sales Stables
81 Missouri ave. y W s D WATERS
Speciai rates . traveiinE salesmen
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

y Y AVE y w 65-LarEe apartment.
consisting Of thyee large rooms, near ba-a;
singly or ea suite. reasonable
sTH ST y w 1ss0-Tvvo y-nFurnished rooms
and alc0vs- second floor light h0uSekeeD-
ing adults only SIS
r T. AVE y W. u3-Three Iarge unrl--
nished rooms heat and gas near market
and schools. SIS
EUCLID ST. s5I-Sec5nd foor- water. sink
same floor S.
h ST y E. Zs-Tw0 large rooms. t7sO
closets, bath, heat and gas rent, 81
o ST y ". IZ12-Brigh- roons. hath room
hOo-i separately OF en- suite
G ST y W. sfT-TwO communicating
rooms 81 or; light hoCsekeepings hear
and 80. SIS
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ND AVE :. W. 63f-Thrce nice rooms fsr
Asnt housel1eepinE- heat. as. bath. 80
Two nee rooms Tor light house keeplag. heat
gas BATH SO. convenient 90 car and Pa
r. r Satisfaction
The Washington times., 1910-09-07
SPiRITUALISM

MEETINGS sunday, Monday, Thursday,
p. m; daily readings at home OF Mrs. J.
z MALTBT. $50 II st y W Phone y. 1872
ETME CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your life correctly. gives names facts.
readings daily and Sunday. 605 Sc 81. y. r.
Cor T. near Sfnion Station Ladies only
MRS. WHITE viii reopen her seance on
Wednesday and Friday evenings, 5 o'clock.
80 Sth 81. y. ".
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In the clerks office Of the circuit
court this morning the viii of Clarence
Mills was adrcitted to probate he di-
reefs that his funeral expense be paid
out Of his estate and that the residue
90 10 his daughter, Mrs Leah A Bern
hard Klaus. who qualified as eXeCUtTiN.
John EwaId. Vernon Kelly, and William
Klaus were appointed appraisers.
The Washington times., 1910-09-07

CLAlRVOTANTS
MADAME MARLOWE
The Noted PaIrnis5 and CIairvovant
ParlOrs, I25 18th St y W
Truthful in her prediction reliable in her
advice without asking a question she vii.
tel you the object OF your call giving names
OF friends. relatives. and ac- GaI facts con
corning your life and circumstances which
you know to be absolute true
The Madame VIII refuse 20 accept auv zee
unless she gives the utmost satisfaction.
Hours II to 5 , m
WHITE PATRONAGE ONLY
MRS. r LUSBY, sSs New York ave y W
PalmistTy and card readings Positively la
dies only II a. m TO 9-3p o. m
MRS SHEPHERD,
Cla{rvoyant, Card Reader. ladies' Only.
I2II H st n w I'd floor
PROF. y1L FITZGERALD, famous paInlist,
phre1olosist, Cccultist- double sight Court
ship. marriage, business 9G2 18th St y. ".
MADAM CATHERINE.
Pslrnist and Card Reader.
5oS Sth 81. y. ".