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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WHITE NURSE-PART DAY; CHAM
bermaid. $50: waitress. S25. pantry maid
s25; cooks. see, S., $50: other places.
LADIES' EXCHANGE. Sf VI ave
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Mechanics Lien.

No 6l6 TIE New Anacostia Brick Company IS
Robert II. Ruthefordi lot ls3. CARRIED. known as
square 51H Ssh
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WANT AID BRANCHES.
zee WASHINGTON HERALp

Want Ads for The Washington Herald
may be left at the main Office 74 Fiji
teenth street northwest, or at any Of tbs
following branches. or may be teiephoned
direct TO the main Office, and bill Wi1 be
sent Tor the amount cue.
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BUILDER.

GIBBS, THE CARPENTER. REPAIR
ing and rcmOdeling; no job too difficult
Ice l. st. nv. Phone North 500. 3l9-lSJt
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when Woman Goes Shopping.

When n WOMAN Goes Shopping.
From Ttfiits.
he comes back with a collar. and per
haps a necktie or two. When q woman
starts out to buy collar. she returns ex-
hausted with a new silk blouse. a pair
of gloves. some skirt binding. a cake OF
soap. paper of pins. some window cur
tains, a sewing machine, and refrig-
orator.
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TITLES EXAMINED.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LAW AND
CLAIMS COMPANY buys undivided
interests in realty. lends money on same.
undertakes 70 cure any defects In the
tile thereto, and does a general law
practice. Metropolitan Bank Building.
Room al 2S3
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COLORED COOKS. SIS, $50. 500, SIS.
general houseworker, $50; chambermaid.
SO. housemaid. SIS: nurse, $50. LADIES'
EXCHANGE. 500 VT ave
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- MILLINERY SALES
woman wanted; only one of experience
in handling fine trade need apply Ad-
dress BOX 80, Herald Office. 354-tf
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

STICKIEST STICKER EVER STUCK
Clues furniture glass china books
everything ROYAL GLUE. 10c 40c. Coo
pinls 81. nruggists- &c. mNl6-tf
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Equity Court No. z.

JUSTICE GOULD
No. B34l Stafford IS United States Savings
Bank. restraining order retuuabic January s. 1911.
Attaneys ". j. Lambert and g. vs.. Bankenship
No. BsR Rawlings Ct al. Howard; irving
Williamson and John Gibson appointed receivers
bad S5e90 Attorneys, VI. u. Rosenberg
Wramson
No. 2sl2 Simpson vs. simpson rule neturnabe
January g. Attorness. Alfred d. Smith and &. +.
Richardson. 5. Easily smith
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DOGS, CATS, &c.

- DOGS RENDERED IMAfUNE TO DIS
temper BY vaccination with imported
German serum. particulars upon applica-
lion. DIR. CECIL FRENCH. rs 18th ST
NV. ZIl-tf
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Notics.-Thcre will be no session Of the Probate
Court during the Christmas holidays except on De
eember So
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WANTED EXPERIENCED HELP on
paper boxes. GILT EDGE PAPER BOX
CO, 469 Mo ave. NV SCOTT
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

SELLING OUT EXPRESS AND GRO
Gerry wagons, bussies, runabouts, sur
reys. Full teams furnished at wholesale
prices 10 retail buyers. CAN'T. 100
y ST nv 9l-rf
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AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
Sl00 monthly corresponding FOR neWspa-
pers; no canvassing. Send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE Lockport, n Y
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FOR SALE-NATIONAL CASH REGIS
ter; total adder. j. +. ROOT. eth and
G SITS NV 324-tf
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. - United States vs. Five Barrels Of ~Spiced
Catsup; libel. Attorney e. T. Wilson.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. s. AND Up. Sc
lect stock. Painting and decorating. 9.
OLSON. 613 ? st Phone TAX 49, 945-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
An Exceptional Opportunity

Is offered two young gentlemen TO secure
a handsomely furnished room in modern
new apartment Reasonable monthly
rent Meals served from cafe in build
ing. Phone Col g46 or call Apartment 9.
THE OCTANIA,
corner Columbia road and Quarry road
1u
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT-STO2ES.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHEI

FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES
Sl5l-Near 18th and . nv. Ar, b. furnace heat
Sl25-Near 18th ard NV llr. b.. INV. heat.
SlZ-Near 10Th and Q nv. lGT.. b.. furnace heat
yl25-Near 18th and . NV. lor.. b.. h-w. heat.
ylZ5-Near \. H. ave. and NJ NV. Ilr. b., INV. heat
Sl00-NCT nth and NV. lGT., d furnace heat
S-o-Near 18th ami . NV, l0r.. b.. furnace heat.
Sonar 18th and Y SIS. Nv. ST.. b., hOt-S heat.
UNFINISHED HOUSES
Sl25-Near Conn. ave and nv, l2r. n. fur. heat.
Sl01-Near l7th and I SIS. nv. Il TOnDS baths
si5-Ne.r 9th and Q SIS. NV. Mons and bah.
S.5-Near 10Th & Mass. ave. nw ur., ID. fur. heat
Sl5-Ncar Conn. ave. and NJ l0r.. b.. furnace heat.
s55-NelT 18th and q NV. Ior., b.. furnace heat.
S55-Sear 18th and Q NV, l0T., b.. hOt-w heat
so 6l-Near 18th & L. l. ave. nw l3r b., INV heat
IIEN-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second floor, front. Evans Bldg.
SO so Phone Main fa2.
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lost AND FOUND.

LOST or sT0LEN-ON WEDNESDAY.
black aaeora cat large green eyes;
abcu- ten months old. suitable reward
II returned 20 $3.50 stu 81 NV 3f3
STRAYED - COLLIE DOG. LIGHT
brown and white. S. reward Phone
Columbia lN4s 9fl
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTE
ly hrepGoof storage UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO.. 1890 10th St NV. Phone
Main 4229 lift
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AUTOMOBILES.
WIND SHIELD SALE.


PHONE LINCOLN 1884 FOR FINE.
warm comfortable, White steam tour
ing cars; 50 per hour; two hours. s.;
driven by practical men 2g3-tt
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of ADpeaFa,
Probnte Conrt.

Adjourned from day to day until January ,. 1911.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

COLORED BUTLER. $50: WHITE SEC
ond man, $40. LADIES' EXCHANGE,
SO VI. ave.
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AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
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PRESS SYNDICATE. LOcl,port y. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
noI, WOODS ASSAULTED.

Dol. James P. Woods, ex-mayor of
Roanoke, and leading lawyer, was as.
saulted yesterday at Fincastle, by Hun
ter Breckenridge, a WEALTHY horsenan,
society man and member of the distin-
gu'shed family of that came, and bis
Two brothers, John and Peyt Breckec-
ridge, When the B'eckenridges st sck-
ed Colonel Woods be drew revolver
and fred. The shot went wild ard took
effect 10 this stomach OF Alexander John.
SOD, q negro bystander. The negro will
recover.
Friends of sl' the parties to the t4u5le
rushed In and separated tie combi t,nts.
Colonel Woods and Euat:r Breckenridge
were st once t'ie1 in Mayor Lq ssford's
ecu t, A 6ue OF $40 was imposed on
Colonel Woods for carrying pist3l, aud
Breckenridge was fined $40 tor fighting
Both men we're placed under peace bonds
for II mouths.
Thers hiss been bad blood between
Colonel Woods and Hunter Breckenridge
for the past tao years, aud their meet
ipg was 20 surprise. Colonel Woods vas
counsel for Brecker ridges wife when she
was suing him for divorce more than a
year ago. At thst time Breckenridge aud
Woods srgsged 10 fight in q Roanoke
courtroom. Judge ]. W. Woods, broth.
or of Colonel Woods, 6ued the Colonel
for his stssck on Breckenridge and threat.
easd to send him TO Jail for contempt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
COURT OF APPEALS.

The Court of Appeals yesterday COZ.
vened In Richmond for the March term
with all OF the judges except Ju !gs Harrs-
son in attendance. The court continued
the cssc of tae Commonwealth against
the Richmond, fredericksburg and Polo
mao Railroad Company t, the November
term. The case involves the tuit rough:
BY the Auditor of Public Account, to
secure pay mebt of the franchise lax as
sessed by the Corporation Commission.
The railroad claims to be exempt from
taxation. Other proceedings yesterday
we're as follows:
DauyiIe and West IN Railway Com
psuy vs.. Lybrook ct ais. by, ec'.; argued
aud su5mi.t d. Grinels vs.. Daniel,
on the privileged docket; argued aud
submitted. Neat cases to be called: City
of Richmond vs.. Lambert ct ais. Turner'S
administrator vs.. Citizens 3 INK OF Nor
folk t ais. Shea Realty Corporation We.
Page aud Taylor. Ponds administrt tr.x
va. Norfolk aud Western hallway Com
psny. Whitehead, by, ect, vs.. Oape Hen.
~ Syndicate ct ais. City of Richmond
Va. Mur az ct ais. Ooppsr .hite vs. Lou:
doan National Bank ct ais. Adamson's
admin, .at,r vs.. Norfolk and Ports.
mouth Traction Company 9! ais.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
hurley TOBACCO.

With desire to see the growing Of
Blu lev tobacco Q success in Virginia,
and in order to aid ell farmers who feel
disposed TO take advantage OF the oppor.
u nifty OF diversifying their crops and
lettering themselves financially, MIR. }.
A. Hutchsou, Of Richmond, has Sc
cured tho services Of Mr.. G. W. Gray,
of Front Royal, an expert In the tu :
ture, Gu ring, grading aud marketing Of
Barley tobacco, who will cheerfnlly &C.
operate aud instruct farmers in the grow
log of BuileY. He will be pleased to
have all who feel interested write him st
Front Royal. Whenever and where.
ever 8 number OF farmers shall meet TO-
gether and select day and place, Mi
Gay will be glad TO meet aud talk with
them, fully explaining all matters in re-
gard to t1e growing of hurley tobacco
and otherwise aid them, by preser ting
booklets Of instructions and presenting
free seed. Mr.. Gray is anxious to secure
the names and addresses of as many TO-.
bscco groBers as possible. Any asaiss.
ance along this lice will be highly sp.
precIated by him. There are sections 10
Virginia that will produ:e as fine Dur
ley as was ever grown in Kentucky, all
thst is necessary is proper understand
ing By farmers of the cultivation OF this
particular variety OF tobacco. Mr..
Hotchesou hopes to have the sympathy
and cooperation of the tobacco groweTs
of Virginia iu this movement, and
prompt action upon their part before
1t is to late t, p!ast seed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
THE CORPORATION TAX.

Yesterday Was The time limit set In
which corporations are required make
returns to the government under the Law
Imposing tar OF one rer cent. on their
net Incomes ever $1,000 during the
calendar year of 1909. To what eztsDt the
statute has been complied with literally
the I,tnual Revenue Bureau at Wash
ington Ia yet unable to say, as the returns
are made direct 10 the collection districts
in the Localities in which the headquarters
of the corporation are located. Then, tao,
,hera have been numerous applications
for an exter t,ion of lime which for ex.
ceptionsl reasons may be granted for q
period not exceeding 80 days.
Large numbers of corporations already
have sent in their relu-ps, but those
coming to hand during Janusry, as shown
by collectors reports, we're mainly from
the smaller concerns. Not uatIl the Feb.
ruary aud March reports from collectors
are received at Washington will the
Treasury Dapsrt 10 Washington be
able to make an announcement SO to
what perceLt 90 OF the corpors tons
compiled with the law. The delay In
many cases possibly has been due 10 tie
expec alton that Congress might extend
the time In which to make returns.
Twenty FIVE million dollsrs is the es!!-
mate of The treasurer Of tbs revenue t.
be derived this year from the corporate q
tax, 5000, 900 of Which, the officials
say, will be 10 The treasury by jane 80,
upless the Suprems Oeu't, by declaring
The law nncontt tational, should ups
calculst; ons.
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PERSONAL,

DR.. and Mrs. T.. Marshall Jones an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Elizsbelh Wirt,r Jones, t, Mr..
Harry Garter Beverley, Of this city, form
erly Of Fauqaier county. The wedding
will take plaza esriy 10 jane.
Dol. F. l.. Smith and his slsrsr, Miss
Margaret V. smith, who spent the past
month at Camden, 8. O., have returned
to their home in this city.
Mrs. Mary A. Harding died Monday
at her home In Stafford county sf!er q
brief illness, aged eigh!y-67 years.
Mrs. M. Adsmsou has returned from
visit to New York and Boston and
is at her home Oh south Washington
street.
Miss Elizabeth Rodgers, of Hamilton,
is visiting Mrs. R. NJ. Graham on GAM
eron street.
Mr.. Lewis Monroe is confined to bis
home on Wilkes street with grippe.
Mr.. G. E. Markell, who has been
confined to his home sioce December Is.
on which day he fell on the ice and
broke his leg, is expected 10 be out in a
day or two.
Rev. Dr.. Geo. Williamson Smith, OF
Washington, will preach in Grace
Church tonight,
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Virginia News.

Msjor a. Myers, one of Norfolk's
most highly esteemed cltIzsns, died yes
tsrdsy after brief illness aged seventy
aI3 yeRrP,
A landslide on the Norfolk and West
err Railroad, near Oskvale, yesterday,
killed fireman and iLjared an engineer
and br5 kemaD.
Mr.. Enoch Lowry. a worthy and
highly respected citizen of Stafford, near
Brooke, died Tuesday morning, altar be-
ing slck for several days, aged 81 yeara.
he was a Confederate soldier.
The change of naturalization in the
Kings Daughters Hospital at staunton
occurred yesterday without friction, Mrs.
J. Baldwin Ransom becoming super
ineudent in plsce OF Miss DsIsy Oar:
bridge Moore, who resigned. All the
papil nurses retired with Ms, Moore.
che hospital has employed all the grad
uate rutses nseded. New pupil nurses
will be admitted Gs Satisfactory sppli.
cations ara made. Mrs. Ransom Is The
daughter OF Mr.. J. Thompfon Brown, of
Nelson.
By invitation of The legislature Sens-
tor B.iey, of Texas, made an address
before that body In Richmond last night
10 favor of the proposed income tax
amendment. he argued strongly In be-
half OF tie cons,itutiouality OF tae prop
osilion. Tbrougbtu! the address the
closest attention was given, aud 1t
seemed t, be the general Impression that
The argument was not only a 6ne ortton
bot an una1swerable contention. His
All lieuce included many of the state
officials and other leading citizsDs, be-
sides the members OF tss Legislature.
The o'clock gun at the Norfolk
navy yard, silenced almost year ago
by Rsar Admiral Taussig, an snti-rose
advocate, sgsin barked the hour last
night, and It Vas greeted By an outburs'
OF approval BY the populace, A big Vcl'
uutser band sereDaded Capt. Marshall,
now commandant Of the yard; the Nor
folk Light Artillery B ues fired sslu 9
10 the cap ,in's honor, and bells rung
and whh ties blew. The ancient gun was
one OF the most veDerated institutions of
the community. 1t was the time regulator
for many homes, especially for those In
the county roundabout, and a protest
long aud loud ascen1ed when 1t WAS
spiked. Osp'. Msrshsll ordsrsd 1t re-
stored In response to public requsst rit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
LOCAL RREYITIES.

The E!ks ers plsning for big dance
| on Easter Monday at McEu:ney's Hail.
A little son of Mr.. Douald Morgan
| was bitt,n on the face by q bulldog on
north Pitt street Yesterday afternoon.
Today has again been rainy, murky
and warm. the mercury st noon regif.
telipg So. The skies partially cleared
this evening.
A marriage license was issued In
Washington yesterday t, John ".
Henderson and Ida NJ. Newton, beth OF
Alexandria.
The second degree was conferred
upon one caudidtt, and the third de.
gree upon eleven at the meeting OF
Snepta Lodge of Odd Fellows last
nigh.
A boarder in house on lower Prince
street has reported to the police that bi'
room was entered few days ago and q
suit of clothes, pistol and about twelve
dollars stolen.
OWL service examinations will be
held en- March 80 for TIMERS help at
National MUSEUM, and on April 20 for
electro ty per.G,ereotyper, Philippine SER
vice, and for bookbinder In same sell
vice.
A delegation OF officers and members
OF the Knights OF Pytbias, OF Washing.
TN, last night paid visit to Oriental
Lodge, No. 6, of this city. The mee:-
Ing vas largely attended and a number
of visitors made short addresses.
Standing In B street near Ninth street
northwest, Washington, about 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, counting bis money,
William N. Lowe, Fairfax farmer,
vas accosted by an sffabls stranger, Who
asked The time OF day. Lowe reached
for his watch, aed the stranger reached
for the $45 in bills be held 10 his hand,
which be secured and then ran of.
The schooner Annie, Captain johnson, load.
ed with Jackson Creek Oysters, is lying at
King street dock. They are being sold at 6Oc
bushel.
Absolute control of the muscular organisms
of your body will mean to you what the pls.
ton rod means to an engln TWILL arlVe you
ahead. When your muscles are lax you feel
lax, but when they're hard and wiry they're
set in motion by all the pent up steam in
your body and you have, simply got to be
moving-forward. Healthy muscles mean
healthy body and heaIthy body means
healthy mind. Put 'em all together and that
means-succesa. Those irresistibl3 delicious
Auth Sausages and Food Products sold at the
Auth Market is muscle building food."
Sylvan Blondheim, The Auth Stand and
The Auth Market.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, $50 10
Good Country Boil Butter, Csc h.; Guaran-
iced Eggs, 3Cc dozen; seedless Raisins, &c h.;
lbs. Best Evaporated Peaches, 25c; 8 lbs.
Large Prunes, 25c; cans Best Tomatoes. 26c;
cans Sugar Corn, 25c; cans String Beans,
&c; cans Fish Roe. Csc; cans Singapore
Pineapple, 25c; large cans Pears, Csc; large
cans Apples, 25c; Sweet Florida Oranges, l5o
dozen; Walnut Kernels zoe h.; Fresh Florida
Tomatoes, lac H.; 3 cans Early June Peas,
CSC; lbs. Pure Buckwheat, Csc. W. P.
WooLLs & Son, Royal and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02

Breckenridge and his wife wtro lat re-
conciled. Both Colonel Woods and Hun
ter Breckenridge sre powerful men ply
eically, Breckenridge, who is desceudas t
of Vice President Breckenridge, ia said
t, be we'll trained as boxer. The clash
yesterday came In front OF the Fincastle
courthouse, Colonel Woods having gore
there on pr ,iesslonal business. Il had
been rnmored that The 3 eckeDIidges
YOU'D attack Colonel Woods and large
crowd had gathered. Huatsr Brecken-
ridge struck the Colonel and his brothers
Immediately Joined In the ssssu,t A
that point the Roanoke lawyer draw hIs
pistol and fred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL RE-
PORT.

The annual report of the Virginia
State Horticultural Society, which will
be ready for distribution next week, is
in many respects the most interesting
and valuable yet issued by the society:
Il has 2es pages Of printed matter and
is profusely illustrated by views Of
orchards, spraying, picking and packing
and other subje of interest to fruit:
growers. All ofthe illustrations are taken
from Virginia orchards. The society is
doing work in the development of the
fruit industry of the state, both by
advertising Virginia's advantages, open
ing up new markets. giving Information alter,
gear forecast of the price that apples
should be worth at picking time is sent
to each member, thereby placing them
in = position to know what price they
should obtain from the buyers. This fea-
ture alone has saved some hundreds OF
dollars in a single season to some or.
chardiste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
POLICE OOURT.

TJuslice q. B. Oston presiding1
The following cases were disposed Of
this morning:
John spittle, colored, su'pected Of
stealing clothing, was held for ten dsys.
Charles S;u:s, colorsd, charged with
being suspicious charatt,r, was dis.
missed.
Hurry Murphy, charged with beirg a
.u'2icious character, was given fifteen
minutes ia which 10 leave the city.
Marshall Harris, colorco, charged
WITH disorderly conduct, had his case
continued.
Ophelia johnson, colored, charged
VT stealing a watch and razor from
Robt Smith, colored, was fined $40.
Martha Myers, q young colored girl,
charged with stealing clothing, was
turned over TO ter father for correction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
THE MANASSAS AGRICULTURAL
HIGH sCHOOL.

tn III Q Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
I desire t, say some things through
vour columns t, school teachers and
patrons In the Eighth congressman
district.
The st.ts OF Virgins 10 sos authofz'
ed the establishment of the above ins1i-
t. ton and made sppropris to PR
vide instructions in agriculture, domestic
science and mar ual training.
The people Of Manassas have provided
the necessary buildings and land Tuition
Is free for all upils from The Sin district.
Those who desire further information
can OF {, ain 1t by addressing Prot. d. Z.
Baton, director ofrgri,u tire, Mansssas'
Virginia. ,Lo,d
In connection with the school we hoia
a Farmers Instilpt, on the ID FRIDAY
of every NOR tn from November to April
inclu i've, holding morning and afternoon
sessions, conducted by the director with
the assistance of experts from tle u D.
Departing mt of Agr;i ut Ire. The meet
Ing March Is will be OF great interest,"
and special Invita- on is given 10 all
Interest,d.
THE NORMAL TRAINING CLASS.
The uornsl training class is condac'-
ell BY Mrs. Mary &. Mofett in cur new
building with model schools OF every
grade. A special feature will be re-
view class for teachers and those "ho
desire to become teachers to MAKE prep
srstion for the spring examinations or
for the coming years work. This class
will begin March 18th and continue un-
I'll June 9rd. Teachers may enter al
suy time, bnt will be expected to remain
at leatt one month. The review course
oil study is psrallsl ID that OF the Uni.
yersity Summer Training School and Is
given the same credit. SIS Mrs. Mohe't
tesches both schools.
The books are those used In the Iu"-
lie schools; also McKeeysr's Psychologic
nethod in teaching and Dnlton's school
management.
All students 10 last years training
class passed a creditable examination,
and sre now holding good positions as
teachers.
The norual training class has good
opportunities to observe the children's
gardens, the agricultural experimental
plsts and the method OF teaching nature
study, domestic science and manual
training.
Applicants can address Mrs. Mary ..
MofFslt, supervising principal of the Ma
passss public schools, or The undersigned.
GEORGE G. ROUND,
Clerk OF School Doard.
Mauassae, Va March !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
THE THREE RIVERS.

The Few steamer Three Rivers, OF the
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Rail-
way Company, which left Baltimore
Wednesday evening for Potomac ri7er
landings, Alexandria and Washington,
add which was due at this port at an
e,rly hour this morning, is expected to
arrive about s O'Clock tonight. The
thick fogs of yesterday and last night
have caused the delay In her arrival.