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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02
Army and Macy
SerU5ce Orders
ARMY.

Captain ALLEN GREER, acting
Judge advocate, Is relieved from duty
at headquarters. Department. OF the
Columbia, and VIII proceed 10 san
Francisco. California
Captain JOSEPH II GRIFFITHSs re-
Gently promoted from first lieutenant,
nLy-seventh Infantry with rank
from August - 1910. is assigned 10
the Eighth Infantry
captain EDWARD NJ TALBOT Medl-
cad Corps. upon his return 10 Fort
l. A. Russell, wyoming. about sep
TENDER 3, 1919, viii proceed TO Fort
Riley. Kansas. for assignment 10
duty "a command OF the une-nsllI OF
Company A Hospital corps, now at
that camp, relieving Captain VII
LIAM I. WDDDAIL. Medical Corps.
who viii return 10 his proper station
First Lieutenant ELMER 8 TENNEN-
Medical Reserve Corps Is relieved
from duty at Fort StrouE- MasSac hl-
sets, and VIII proceed % The Philip
pine Islands. and upon arrival at
Manila viii report in person TO the
commanding general. Philippines Di-
vision, fer assignment 20 duty.
The following changes in The stations
ard duties of officers of the Corps OF
EISineerS are ordered
Alajcr ITFNItE JERNET in addition to
MS other duties VIII temporarily re
livvc Captain MARLEY T. FERCG-
son of the duties row ir his charge
pertaining 10 the Montgomery euEI-
ueeT district captain r r4EtiEt >pN
VIII proceed at the earliest praC-
rIcable date To Havana Cuba, and
take station al that place for duty
pertaining To the raising OF removing
OF the wreck OF the United States
ba-tlzsEiD Maine from the harbOr OF
Havana
Captain ALFRED HASBEDUCK. Coast
artillery Corps is reIi we'd from as
S-CUment 10 the SIEfy-EinII Com
uany- Coast ARTILLERY Corps. and IS
placed ou the Una @eigE-l list Fe
VIII report III person 10 the COM
ulEdaut OF the Coast Artillery
School. Fort Monroe. Va. for the
purpose of taking the advanced
course at that school
The following second lleutenants, re-
Gently appointed, with rank from Au-
gust II. 1910. are assigned 10 regiments
indicated after their respective names.
Cavalry Arm-CLAUD *. RHINE
HARDT, 20 First cavalry
Field Artillery ArD-JDHN r. LYNCH
70 Third Field ARTILLERY
Infantry Arm-JAAES a. STEVENS to
ntE-SeveurE Infantry
EMMETT " SAVAGE. 10 ThirteentI
Infantry
SIAL l. FEST. 10 TEfrrieth Infantry
.TOLBERT +. HARDIN to Sixth In
taEtry-
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RAISE FOR FARMERS

NIDDLETOWN. y y sept a.-Tne
Borden Condensed Milk C0mnarv IN
this city has notified the farmers
shipping milk TO the plant here that
during September they would receive
an additional so cents per hundred
above the contract price Tf- price
Z which the farmers contracted was
Sl.55 per hundred pounds for SEP
TENDER, but they VIII now receive
s1-S5 per hundred, or practically four
cents per quart
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DEATHS

ALLEN-On THURSDAY September = 1910. al
$3.50 p m. al his home. l551 Fifteenth
street northwest DANIEL r. ALLEN.
son q the slate Thomas n and Nary C..
Allen
Funeral Saturday. September 9. at 9 a. -l-
from late residence thence TO ST Matthew
Church where mass viii be- said az $3.50
Friends OF The family are invited 10 inz
funeral I1ternelc private kindly omit
flowers
BRowN-On Thursday. September Z. 1910.
at his residence. SIH Third street north
west, after a short Illness WESLEY D.
husband Of IDA g. Cole Brown and step
father q william Il Miller
cHAMBERLAIN-At Chicaeo. I'll. on Tues
day August 90 1919. at D. n PATEICE
CHAGBEF2L-AIN, aged sevenry-three years
CRUNP-On Thursday. September J. 1910
at $50 a H.. EVELYN LUCILLE CR5-lEP.
infant daughter Of Harry ?. and annie
" Crump, aged three years and four
months
CREENE-On Thursday. September l. 1910
AT p m ar her residence 516 -Four b
street northeast. ANNIE W. widow or
Albert v. Greene, and mother Of Dorothy
Greene and Ms L Z Gaerues-
LAAIsON-On THURSDAY. September l. ssro
At p m. Mrs. BLANCHE LAlTSgN-
AZ Relay station Nd wife OF n Lamzo1-
oIcCAHELI-Sud5enly. on "wednesday Ans
ust q. 1910. at $50 D IN. ct Rutland VI.
Mr. EMMA AcCAHlLLr formerly OF
Washington. D. O.
McFEE-On wednesday august 81 1910 in
Quebec. canada. CHARLES W.. z-n Of the
late John r 1IcFee, Of Delaware
Funeral services VIII he held at 81
Thomas Church. on SATURDAY. September
8, al s p m Ictermeut private
nIANN-Suddenly. ar Paris. France. on Aug
Est IS, 1910. CHARLES HENRY MANN
NUNN-On Thursday. September T. 1910 az
a m al his residence. 1854 Il street.
northwest. HENRY BENSON MUM. aEel
eiEhty-foulr years
NIKIRK-Oa wednesday. August 81. 1910. AZ
12.63 p. m, MARY Z WRIGHT wife OF
al H Nikirk-
NUSSEAR-On Wednesday. August 81 1870
Al SIS O. m EDMUND a. husband Of
Cara T NusSear-
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived Iassachusetts at Philadelphia,
CASTING and Severn at New York.
North Dakota AT Newport. BiTminE-
ham at Cape Cod Bay MacGonousE,
BAILEY and SlTiuCham az Boston,
Cuttlefsh md Tarautula at Annap-
oils Pontiac and LeOnidaS AT Nor
folk. North Carolina and Montana
al Bristol, r l. Connecticut AIiChi-
gan louisiana Kansas South Caro-
lima, and Delaware OF Hampton
Roads cambridge, Barry, ChaUnCey,
and Dale at Kobe.
SaiIed-New York and New Orleans
from Yokohama for WOosUnS, and
Buffalo from Guam FOR Cavite-
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Ensign H Al EE1IIS. detached Vol
VERNE 10 Iowa
lTIdshipmaU T. g. CDEDINER deLaCh-
ed Mississippi and wait orders
Assistant Sur4-on g. r. THOMAS, de
JaChed DElugue- 20 Naval Hospital,
Mare Island Cal
PaEuaster j. y EBE[ETL, unexpIE>-d
portion OF sick leave revoked 70
Er-eau OF Supplies and Accounts,
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DELEGATES NAMED
TO ST. PAUL MEETING

Gen George H Harries. president OF
TIE Washington Board Of Trade. today
appointed delegates 20 attend the con
ventiOn OF the National Conservation
Congress 70 be held in St Pau next
week General HarrleS has named \ Vs.
WOODWARD, Evans, and John w
H@Ekes.
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Deaths

Mary r SikirIz. forty years, National
Homeopathic Hospital
Edward a. NusSear, forty-eighr years
Z5s Tenth street southeast
Emily p McCleliand- ffJy-sevCn years
1870 L street northwest
Elizabeth Mathews. sixty years g.
IassachCsettS avenue northeast
Virginia ETocme- thirtv-ThTee years
Siblev Hospital
Marshall Overfield sixty-five years
National Homeopathic Hospital
Conrad o. Markell. forty years, 91'
Fifth street northwest
Robert Vest. twelve years. ChHdrens
Hospital
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02
AUTOS REPAIRED

We REPAIR Or REBUILD y0ur auto cars
cleaned BY day or month oils gzso.ea-
and supplies reasonable prices al work
guaranteed. lfs5 Columbia Court, between
lfih and 18th, Columbia I'd and Irving s. 1
OUE REPAIR DEPARTMENT. IA $50
OF EOBI. BASSETT. Who has had 10
years experience IN auto construction Ne
are abe 70 take zaTe o. auto repair work
o. The most complicated character Pz-rona
have absolute assurance Ihzs work Ie1r "A
or care must Be entirely satisfactory. CON-
GFESSIONAL GARAGE. Is "a ave \ &
s1Gone L IS2I.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WAN FINALE
roosssing house; 10 washing OF ironing. no
cooking. stay nights OF 20 home $40 18th
- - W
GIRL for general houseworki no washing
lii5 81 y z
GIRL-I, cook. wash and iron: three IN
family = Der week
go st. y. W.
HELP-Experieuoed, in our busheling de-
partnent: steady employment WINE
LADY CANvAssERs- Experienced. salary.
Room 81. 1901 . y. W
MILLINERY Wanted, frst-eIass mil
hnery makers Best prices paid Ap-
ply 70 SCHOEN & co, care WEAVER
BROS, l4l6 f St Washington
MILLINERY PKEPARER - Experiences
good salary MRS C STIEBEL. 1905 o
- -. w
MILLINER -Esrper.saeed: reference re-
quired- Apply 10 AZ 81 s "
NURSE GIRL wanted at SO street north
east
NURSE GIRL; must furnish reference u2s
PLAIN COOK. general house7vorIsers, cham
netlnalds waitress IS los llth - w
PAPER BOsSzs-l.xperIenced help and
learners IN all departments GEO. P.
hILLIAS q Co. so Pa ave
REssERs-First-cIass. colored. best price
VIII be paid Call at once az 7th at
s W
Observation-Disclosures Salesladies
wanted. Only those accustomed 10
handling fine millinery need apply. Ap-
ply SCHOEN & CO., care WEAVER
BROS, I4I6 st. " W
sALEsLADTEs - Experience not necessary
Apply before u n McCROREH'S &C
SALESWO8TAN Experienced. for infants
and girls department. bl,fy JULIUS GAR
FlNkLE q CO. 18th and i sts-
STE<oGRApfH EB--zperlenced N rnercza-
tile house. permanent position, give ref
erences and state salary expected BOX 50.
Times office.
SKIRT HANDS-6ood: also understand
coats5 sod salary 1913 uth X W
SKIRT HANGEE-Ezperience also zirI to
help lady tailor 2f8 18Th 81 y W
TATLORESS o. work on mems vests; also
apprentice 1905 Eye ST y w
VEGETABLE COOKS. silver. glass pantry
women BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY 5Cl
10th y W
WATTR ,Ss-At once; experienced. BOYD's
GAZE li-s Pa ave
WATTF csS-HxperisnceG. white COLLEGE
CAFJ f1- 2 81 n W
VAT. -EsSE-White- experienced Apply
MARTINS CAFE. EOS sth S.
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RUNAWAY RETURNED
To PHILADELPH IA
Lad Arrested in Anacosda
Freight Yards Sent TO
His Home.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANACoSTTA- ID C. SRpT

Leo DnHngdorf. fifteen years old.
a schOOlbOy, was today returned by
the police TO the residence Of his
parents, in Philadelphia. following
his arrest last evening in the north
bound Anacostia freight yards
He left Philadelphia early yesterday
in Company with another boy The
attention Of the employees Of the Ana
costa freight yards was directed TO-
ward the two boys. who had left a
freight car, in which they had trav-
eled to the city Policeman Frank
Dent was summoned. and he succeed
ed in catching Leo Dillinsdorf- The
other boy escaped. but late last night
the police were notified Of his arrest
in the freight yards Policeman Dan
lei Carney responded with the patrol
wagon. but when he reached the
yards he was told the boy was not in
custody, but had been seen in the
vicinity The officer then returned
with the patrol wagon 10 the station
house
The boy, who was arrested as a fu-
Eitive from his parents, told the Of
<icers he and his companion had trav-
eled 10 the city in company with q
man, who had induced them to leave
Philadelphia and seek work
The police were notified last even
ing 10 warn the shopkeepers that
counterfeit quarters have been dis
covered TO be ia circulation in the
city Policeman J. r Reagan was
assigned TO this duty. and at the store
Of Groceryman Laureus. at the north
east corner of Nichols avenue and
Good Hope road. he was informed bE
the proprietor that q counterfeit
a. "a .rlH IN
there.
The camp meeting exercises that are
IN progress at Ocean Grove. y J.. are
being attended by numbers Of the ac-
tive members Of the Anacostis Method
ist Episcopal Church. Among the rep
TesentativeS OF this church who have
gathered there for a number of weeks
are Mr. and Mrs Charles A. J. William
son Mrs Minnie Arnold Mrs Harry
Emo, and family, William Nicholson and
family Mr. and Mrs. James T. HarTi-
son. and Miss Edith n PyIes-
There will be a meeting OF the Of
fcers Of the Epworth L.eaEue Of the
AnacOstia Methodist Episcopal Church
on "Wednesday evening next at the
nome OF ChaTieS F. Llnger- president
on Good Hope road. al which time plans
VIII be formulated for the approaching
winter campaign
The Rev Samuel ". Graffiu. pastor
q the Methodist Episcopal Church In
AnacOstla, has completed his series Of
twilight sermons. and on Sunday next
he VIII commence the regular sched-
ule OF services again In the evening
he VIII deliver an illustrated lecture on
the evils OF inJemperance-
Mr. and Mrs. ". H Morris. of New
York city, are here visiting CAPT w T.
Anderson. Of the Eleventh police pre-
cinct, who is Mrs Morris father.
Mrs George r. PyIes and the Misses
Mabel and Bessie Pyles. who have been
passing the summer in jamestown. y
Y. returned 10 their residence. L and
Thirteenth streets, today
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The Vital Records.


Christo0her r. and Agnes west. eirI.
Frederick G. and Bessie E Perry. girl.
Charles H and Caroline l. GaSkin, girl
A1e-anro and Madeline Coli bow.
-nlrcyv r and Jewell Mcknight girl
William T and Catherine Goodwin,
Soy
Earl A. and Mamie Y skinner, boy
SIupIirio and Francesca SUappilH, girl
Samuel and Annie Annadale, girl
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Marriage Licenses.

James Armstrong. Of Kervick. Va. and
Louise EeDie. of Richmond, Va
Arthur Given and Daisy d yesterday
John G. Maui and Lulu l. Adams. Of
Rich uloud-
Clarence b smith and Florence D.
aIexanGe
featricfz J. Kielv. New York. and
Mary T. Manning, Of Washington
Arthur !. Harding and Myrtle NJ King.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02
AUTOS FOR HIRE.

PASSENGER PIERCE ARROW,
Powerful. stylish smooth running car Can
be had day and night TuSt the car Ter
lO1E Tip
70 PARTIES OF SIX
ONLY &c EACH PER HOUR
CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE
g. "a ave = l. Phone L I6Tl-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02

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

VVANTED-T9 Know the Whereabouts Of
Ada Clark CcoIored): missing since Aug -
GEORSE CLARK. SOS / ST. y W Phone
n s55c
GLITTERING GOLDEN WINDOW LET
TIERS We PUT EN- OF. LETTERS,
26c. etc Drop card for Agent 1877 Morse ne
RESI- DENCES. apartments. Hotels stores
and Dwellings riddsd OF WAIERBDt1SY
EDACHES. and BEDBUGS BY GER1dAN
ROACH KILLER zoe single ID. Results
guaranteed 595 18th y w or NJ 1l56-
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UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKES AND LIVERY,
- Pa ave " W
TssephoEe Main 1855 washington D c
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
n syery cription-moderately priced
GUIDE
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-HUb cap from Franklin auto name
on cap Reward II returned TO Room H.
SCI ST. y. W. L. Droit Bldg
LlDST-EuveioDe containing money. between
Census ONCE and r J. ave Reward
BOX -. Times Office.
L.OST-Lady-s gold watch. monogram M
II =" on hack; very liberal reward II re-
turned 90 SO 18th ST. n "
LDSl-Cseutlculaz- g umbrella. wednesday ar
teru1ou. probably on Chevy Chase cars
marked DR.. s. KEY Reward 1-Is II
s.
S--8reaxtplu. oId-fashioned. onyx. mo-
safe and pearls near Iowa circle Reward
I-ZI ID \ W
LsoST-J-uabreIIa. Sunday hight with Ear-
Zarer carved on ivory handle Apartment
szz p1rtner. 18th and L SIS y e
TEST OR STOLEN-EIack collie dog IA
Georgetown. head black. tan. and white.
chest and front legs white hind aeEs tan
and while long hair on legs. named Prince.
r-Ir ra-fT cut with scissors month ago.
so reward no questions. u returned 10 ".
= SF-EEEE.. The Te-rs-ce- S-n y 81 y "
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FLOOR OILS

c T HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-kiIIi7g F1oo-
Oh keeps the floors clean and bright. gives
them polished finish Good for your fur1i-
ture. IN j.. soc gallon delivered Phone Main
5z5S- Once. I13 Pa ave y W Washington.
d c. L :. &. Used by L :. Govt and over
3 600 families for the last fifteen years
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PAINTING

BEFORE printing set our estimate: cheap
st, but hest. in city drop r-s-si OF call
CARLISLE < VAUGHN 7Io q ST y w
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OVERS AND CLEANERS.

ROBERT HARRIS. Main 2s7s-Y. SO 11th St
y. W Work called for and delivered Call
and get next % cur Up-to-date work-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02

The Rev Samuel W. Graffin. pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
AnacOstia, has completed his series of
twilight sermons. and on Sunday next
he VIII commence the regular sched-
ule OF services again In the evening
he VIII deliver an illustrated lecture on
the evils OF inJemperance-
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MOTORCYCLES
MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLES
BARGAINS
SEND FOX LIST &. INCLUDING
Indian. Diamond frame. 81 .. D. blue so
Indian Diamond frame 81 q D.. red z-5
Indian Loop frame. IL h p-----------SI58
Marsh Net Magnetic IL d p------.-.ss1
Indian Magnetic D. p Ted-------------S..5l
MILLER BROS.
Phone y $40 10 1srh 81
READING STANDARD. single cylinder: good
vsIue. S75- T. y MUD. Jr-. Iac-. IN
y 7 ave
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02

Mr. and Mrs. W n. Morris. of New
York city, are here visiting cant. w T
Anderson. Of the Eleventh police pre-
cinct, who Is Mrs Morris father.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02
NOTARY PUBLIC

PENSTON VOUCHERS executed az sth and
T SITS n W opposite L S Pension AEen-
cy- notaries- Office open Sunday and Non
day. also night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02
Markets
CLOCK HOSPITAL

CLOCKS and WATCHES called for and de-
livered anywhere N the District. references
ali over the city. skilled factory VOrkmeu en-
pIoyed. prices reasonable Tel Lincoln 1351 Or
postal WASHINGTON CLOCK * WATCH
REPAIR CO. 1913 II st y z
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02

There will be a meeting OF the Of
fcers Of the Epworth League Of the
AnacOstia Methodist Episcopal Church
on "Wednesday evening next at the
home Of Charles F. Liuger. president
on Good Hope road. AT which time plans
viii be formulated for the approaching
winter campaign.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02
TAIL0RS

Mr.. UNION NIAS-Te use the custom union
label N OF no pay newest patterns duasE
fabrics I ROSSNER- SIS F St y \
IOTIS GOLDMAN. Fashionable Tailor.
Ladies and gentlemen. Lowest prices.
Cleani1E Dyeinz- Repairing neatly Gcls
Work called for and delivered
SOC Isth St y W Tel Main ~
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
vvA0TED-Position as foreman 10 expert
euced bridge and structure! iron and con
crete erecter- viii 90 anywhere. BOX 81.
HOUSE and sign painting of every descrip-
ton Address PAINTER, Sof Indiana
ave y w
Gocr- separately OF en- suite
NaNTEU-PupEs- violin lessons given be
E-uuers Soc advanced zoe 50 Eye y "
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
wANTED-Position as general housekeeper.
TO PLAY PLAEO in moving picture t5ea,ez
Times Office
WANTED-AGENTS
mail order business: began with s. send
for free booklet Tells how HEACoCk-
5-sS LOckpoTt. y. I.
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.
ACCOUNTASCY.
BOCKEEEPING. STESOGFGAPHT
TEPEW FtITINff.
NO CLASSES-E1PERT INSTRUCTORS
INTERSTATE. - 18TH So y w
TELEPHONE MAIN sz5
GIRLS. BOYS. and 1IEN 70 canvass: E7o5
commission quick selling article Sf2 y
y ave. Apply 100 20 $50 p m. 20 pm
VVANTED-Co1petsnt stenographers and
bookkeepers are n demand. The best pace
70 learn IS 81 STRAY Frs BUSINESS col
LEGE. Old Masonic Temple. Sth and T SIS.
Day and night school al sumner Coolest
rooms N city Positions for graduates Free
classes on Saturdays Write. phone OF cal
( -1- ca-alcEue-
WANT ET-Lfmite5 number 81 students n
shorthand private instruction only no
classes typewriter at home free STENC-
GRAPHIC INSTITUTE, 90 Colorado Build
sag
" ASSISTANT 70 take charge OF outside
work salary and commission know ed &c
q steEoEraphy preferred call or address
Rooms Q and IA. so 10th
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Mrs George F. Pyles and the Misses
Mabel and Bessie Pyles. who have been
passing the summer in jamestown, y
\. returned 10 their residence L and
Thirteenth streets. today.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-Two or three furnished rooms
light Housekeeping y " district ORE
ferred. private family, permanent II reason.
able BOX IS. Times Office
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WANTED-AGENTS

I EIADE 600 in I've years with a small
mali order business. began with s.. send [
for free booklet Tells how HEACOCb,
~ --ncEnnTf. =. i.
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GiRL-CCiored. for general h0usework IN
roo-ssing house. no washing o. Ironing. no
cooking. stay nights OF 20 home $40 18th
St n. ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-02

Colonel j.. - 1ATEoNE-4, appointed
president Of marine retiring board,
20 convene August -. 1910. al
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-27
TWO GOLF MATCHES

On the afternoon Of July 30th the
two silver cups offered by Lee B. Nus
baum will be played for at the Coun-
try club. followed by supper at
which the cups will be presented. and
to which all golfers are urged to re-
main.
The play will be match play against
bogie-1S holes.
The player turning in the best
score against bogie will receive the
first cup and the second best score
will receive the second.
On the afternoon Of August 9th play
will start for the prizes offered by
w. J. Austin, OF Pasadena, Cal.
These are two OF the handsomest
prizes ever offered to the club and
consist Of fine brass smoking set
and copper tankard. which are now
on exhibition in the window of Jenk-
ms & Co. The play will be handicap
match play.
The Greens committee is anxious
that the players show their apprecia-
tion of these gifts by. entering these
tournaments and urge that all who
can. do SO.
The handicap has been arranged to
give each. player an equal chance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-27
Clever Lightweight Shows His
Skill to a Large Coli
scum Crowd.
He PLAYED WITH DALTON
GioHT ROUNDS The TWO FOUGHT
WE'RE INTERFERING AND Ex.
ciTiNo-TWo NEGROES PUT ON
FARCE COMEDY.

Ray Bronson. an aspirant for the
worlds light weight title. made his Dc
but In Richmond boxing circles last
night at the Coliseum when he easily
0utpointed kid" Dalton In m eight
round 20. Dalton put fair exhibit
tion OF guarding and fought gamely
but was unable to touch his fast op-
ponent. Several times he slipped to
the floor after being hit by Bronson.
The light weight chased him around
the ring during the whole eight rounds
for Dalton refused to stand up and
night. Bronson's lightning upper cuts
and "horse shoe" blows after clinches
seemed his strong play. He landed
telling blows on Dalton's kidneys and
wind while infighting.
In the scheduled eight round go be-
tween Double Barrel" OF Richmond
and "Muskie" Watkins. who claims to
be from Chicago but who. II Is said. Is
from North Fourteenth street. Wat
kins dropped to the floor and took the
count after round and half of very
tame fighting. Both were Kissed con-
tinuaily during the match. BILLY
Smith and Jerry" Dalton pasted each
other freely for two rounds when
Smith threw up the sponge. His nose
was nicely fiattened and streaming
with blood and he got one IN the solar
plexus which took all the pep" out
OF him. Dalton fought fast but receiv.
Cd q terrific punch in the eye which
closed that member.