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RTt DR. nay >OPT HODO>
california ~ynod Pronounce. IIts P"uta.
t-uch Opinions 4 n'atisfsrtorN

FRfss.. al. Oc'. :! N"-~ ~ noyr.
- d"ha'. We r"urll--i,I..- : 'r" .'rnr
& Calif .rn'a and >"vhda e. ,u.d y"-'a,
dav that ~. We've q ~ Thomas Irdrsu
Day VITO asserted 'ha' ~" I."ta'"r'oh
uas not WRITE. hv Nu-s- tt.. -a",Iar.i
r"ca'3-' 'rrpr.Ia'Ih.
win IN. -'Hndari- y 'ho pr.-hyt"-iau
( nrrch % ~. Tinted states II ,u"r' 4
a. interpreted Ds her best ou4rt.
Ihis ,o,..S .rls %" 1927 II 'uo ,...:-
teen u'I~~'I,u- -IbrN''..d ., ~ Tpy -
proi"sspr . lea l-l &c. .-'.-IS amt Dld
Testament li'"raiur. m the Nan frarG-cr
Theological Seminary - Ssn Ans"lnr
hr the board "i directors ~ that lnS'irr.
. % ala winch con- p' 80 'u" foundation e
30" lny"S'isati'n = o." "rthpdoN, ~
~ LAY
g.. o., dsfcrdrr- md that n bot.
isa ar" he'"'trai .. 'piiywS that cleo
hupl he Oh 30 ta'nrE; ard fs'nr.
I"r'- ruil -N"i Iy ~" pr,..Gv,.rt.r
thuv'' for Instruction. Hnd wrlte.u DO,
prot is'0e E0p"-' .~u 81 GIt.csv a,.
"r.i'v O. ne-s'f,l
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>J\.Ir RTtT W,'HI>E.
New Inr'i., speed N",I-I shawn y, H-I
uont PART

Iu 'u" t.l'l,-- il'Slr - Belmont ParE
y..tr"rd,v '.-,'1r- ~Iw 'pr 'u. "r-' 'irun =
TOW ivT-. It Gur'ts. rt"Iug iu,curue which
To-. AN. -.ug'" -prtI""- ,.rrulIna and
wuI.4 81 pI-' ElIuc" ,s,N- hh" q mono
Il,u. H. f,o' no -"cnud1r rlin" I'D.
merely % small auxiliary only i"n' bong
..nd % i...r wi" on lIpit tho e. am. o., -
o.. -" r,r.l .u'aI rrI, ruIt"" ru q N,,gu'
IIplaU"
A. against ID" 20 -q'4ir- i'.l II flar"
-IrtS"" on th" tuTtI-- bIplau- '.- avg.
.urtpc"- ms only ~ square i""'
Au,iu"r important change -aHi r'.,.
4 Ne itIr''-- men ya-'-rday ir..
a4yi.!ar. '"1r ridder. designed pu 49,.
Jl.',rII' 90 ON" I"1r Iiiders on ~. Ea,.
nan ,nd Wright machines The rev pear
rI'ld-r wi urlp very much. W. eIps~i
IN '-i' "t'.ng ahd lowering the ma catn.
Lac -'ug." 'Ig plan" = he fntch.n-
rpot- .'". r..r'y ie"' % l"ngt NJ CvI.
t.-- -tli Yesterday that ~" machine i.S
not We. '...u 'rwu and that sre'nr. tie
question Il -t.ia"' % viii ~ NO. .i ~
~ - - tI.. .. or .''.- - -. 'si
on 90 Of. .. '...-ss'.' o..
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CtRRN .--a-cs ,g-s. '.-. a.
irNyEsr GHUVcs - 90 "-. "
irANE -. DaSFat.- ul.I .E.. g..
'c'aLs~s iny1'e1
AHI i0-g-- e-a=
Gc-..e Watt % Nr-'-.4 .-s..
ne tnI--msn' ui'i - .. To- Bo,- IA. sr.'
rrans'. = u NbUi,,. bctob-. % =
.rr Il %. l- .s-as" s--. o. . .'.
% pb1zr1 % 20 u
~. .F| % N~'ohs- p. - -.- "
".-'ias 1a a. - -.- p.
Nn'.r - fs...D. . a.
~ NNuLTS On p,fonr o.. nd.
'an ANGIE. g~io' q wife - re.
Ars'er .uuc-aI -~fH CO. 80 ~'r- q ~
BrvprSr o. ~.rfsF ~. rv.'r ..'
e.. U o. ,.0r
W ,inI. NfFzarr. ~ -f......
'rNTTU arSsH go - N~..
FI'rE O. rsNFRy o. Erfr
"a fr'srwcn' 1r~.Iao1.
.' ,g1.~7ls - 7au- ,- D-.r-r.
Dis 1ome it Is 90, .-G .'
'h.-.s. - - m ne - .r.. -..'
.7''si Co.,. Will ~ Fr.f ..
'1 Monday. ur'nhs- - e. H...
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HI'>.I HGHI: PR!I EOR mn.
Tneci on Mr. Hu'chins when The, Punched
HIun Tor Robbing the uaIis

O-,ir g Hgtonlns c5!orei ~ler. n
the Grand Central post o4rca station.
wa arrested early yesterday morning Nv
Post once inspectors Jacobs aud Jane.
on he charge 1t lpbbihg 'h. mai. IN
MN we're found halt a dozen tne hns. tnd
six handkerchief. q ,,p"k"r Enifn. god
watch !ob. gold ring with ar %
stone ana seven paw ntlrkat- Al 'E..-n
articles appeared io j." brand neN r.
M, rooms a. >; West i3sth street hey
found moro than hundred pieces ~
mai many ~ fhsr1 with the originR
al icla- Sill N herr In tho ooilao' io
.here wcr. silk hHndkeTchief- fountain
Pens raIors. knIys-. 'hrpe gold " ''.b@s
fiyr watch t"I.- Nith gold peri ant .,",s-,
Kuh ing and w. gid h-., sis'- -.
..rrs,.ucr VHs -eft ~ ~ Irr.t.- ~ d.
'srt ~ e. 81 A.
NiIt' n'us - - va. OH lie -.rt
not" - ne Woman wuh whom he hal
lpeen livnc askinE her IN pray Tor him
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IS Z. '. OIL. Dot. o. 'EN :. .. .1l--.
70T"z' ne on . ger. Tn1rssT yr,rrt
'..n re. o.. - - Phf~r-, ,afnrirs' h'z
H. I'D aa'h 10 'ta 'os. ..fs. .r pt1fa.
.'.'0b'- . e O.. 80 .u's.-.-n' n-tvsfr
NIfir,.r 90 r;.l u~ Tu- ..Dls, iFrIBN - ~
NiIt" Isrrs ,pN".SpTKN nf ~
rr'TF "i NV N"ss com canton. H-- -
'p.nr! ~ 'Us G'sfn " ,uflpsr .Il ..rrss.
.Hr".s- s-Sr' nee -sr. f-rs g'f o..
bets "rsda' D,'oh~v s. a. Z % too ..
20. Iai'',.. 'ail,ft.r 'nfr 80 IN! 5'7 -
or'Srlp'.. e.. requested 80 attend Co..
,.s"' - .lr ,omr.srt--
SOW Hi,tTNAs lSe~ofd~'
Gcnerai Thorss It"rrp,'H exert. Honofar,
NerH"- -o'1EIY HI THy ~rrpB sI,rIs
Nfifr W. frf.'. Nr.' ..aLr- - ~. ,Olr'-,
rs.,. "'a"'1. - O,ioDe. = is,"
ms .r. ..r - d.. IAt-i-b'- Iathed-a
500 go .r voYda. O.'rD~r - .'s ~
n~'r-"'s r.. .srer '. o. Oh. .s". .-s'
N-~ p-'.rr7 r'i-s0- rf-,i4-.,
DAVID ~ H'rs- r'......
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rIan". n,,c ~manrr >r~rad IusIn- :"
BO Horsr.pWVrT

Ia,r. ar. general 'Irrnsu, among
'u" far. 80 80. ~. rev Wright -rs-i m.
chm. rn. ir-' that ~ l,1v'rr r..- -
nav" lrrIr'r tooth
r '--- -ummir5"I 'r, vls',r.
-nN. .. p"y- -.l"i 49, T.. "r"' ~ -
't" Wright mu,hru"
~. - , tremendous Iui"h - 800 urp.
i".."r- g.-I.'d Viz Gl"uu rur,-, UPON
l.- o., - .'..sy ~ ''.. r"n rnaon'-" v-s'rr.
~. Wrrr' .'.a..I and 's.nars..d rha'
'.n. i.'.i,' ...- ~" e par sod IN he old
-i'I. wight N"r M. t-nlue~~ = the
'rtr' Pod. ,t.-.'- - uu'I'1l ilu~tDn and
rr" :-r. = hat ~" prpI@I"r- arr nuch
's'"' ..i l1ar" sharply uuched. whereas
90 's|.'. md "ugIu" ~" "Vsctlv M"
-..'.,. a- .Uo-" ou ~" familiar Wright
ivT-'
- instead y having rlane. witn .
-rr..ld -, -lritr" f..' ~ IA the. other
Wright uIriir"- ~ Belmont Park the
~ fiIsr fr- r1'v ia - -puar- is.t
The two IT.. 10 pitu"- have length -
y 'aSt ivr'old - ~" 80 OF ~ feet ~ M.
"a machine. and they ~" puiv 3 feet
inches wide lh"v ar" 80 'l"-. together
'.tr tho up"rstbr has i4-' r,rur O., 81
might bet Eo..u ua'n
\, The. new ml"n'n" ., ..Irupp-t with
rn.. a,i Nrlgn' "Hgin" u about ~ hOr--.
,pwar lniI,ts.i M" de- gu-r- depend
t,r tn. ir,r,i-.. II speed - ,..p. .r-.. 'lnpu
Ito smaller wing surface. and ~, ..Di,.r.
,tu-ut l.---..iIuK & RESISTANT" There are
A. forward "i"s ,iIng pianos and 'a.. =. ~
,,rsier' forward ouiyss few lIch.- VITA
Al .-t.Ipn.nt 4 Two small 'rIarEI!,r
Dhndsr- fastened low to prevent drli'Iug
The. "A -.-lC,. - q passenger -eat aud 'hs
placing g ~" radiator AMI th.. "a -pI-r..
'nfls Iir.cilv bark II the driver -sat IN
stead II T." the OI-rator.- Igh' ~. N"
Other radical Change 49, he new i.-ign
This fna,hIn" - well ~ began
Nr Wright when s-."u about - -Ip-eI
,pnz-ibIli'i.- and then he smiled ur.' -
IN. corner It hi- mouth a. hs Cuntlnusr.
II what bIcy'." men might all merely
a ALht roadster. that's all
-B'.- you'rr going 10 enter = Tor he
International -p""d CUP, aren't Won
The ugn' roadster eyapeS NJ .
Nugh' - 'D -. Used bv Mr. BTookin-
plIrrIta go lu ~" sNitud" .vent- f.
-r0u.d "uap''. hiu 20 climb iHs'e- than
b.. could ~ the older type ma hIns
WI - harri pre~-.5 Mr. Wright admitted
'u.. uo--'b''I'y 81 entering the new ms
ynIn,. 10 he bIg -pesd event Thi,
vounrs-' Wight aaroplaua would hav.
r....u ready 20 fy yesterday only thai theTs
wa- dsiav ~ assembling " owing 10 n skid
being broken while n was being car'Si
Yn'o 80 fe'd from the tT.'i gh' 90
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NirNandrr IamherI ~

"NaEI". 'amr":' IL. -. .tpvr
m .Sc.an hts u.eu very O.. o.. IL" Ia
wees - hIs r"-iden,. -. I"II~g'ou ,..-
u.I... WITH -Ty-lp"la- y vas r,ii v.-tar.
iay Tia h. .OUdi'lra w. g.sa'iv I'M
pfpyFI
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and won II when ho landed IN m,dh.ld
ran h,- mach,n" A. On" would push a
habv rarTIag" rtEht over 20 the front OF
m" Judges stand exchanged some word
with the ludg"s then took the air un a
ifry tpoi l"lp and aud back - NJ
nauRa
uDI~N,T DNi' ,EpSs.SoTSTEY NJ"
IN" IA" Ia-r e. cnr uf 'hr At teTn"',u
NluI~aU' a. the only en- rau' for Tue C'"..-
country flight 81 rw"n'V nhle- 20 hi'n
vile aud back h" American. per- h",i
ma the hack ~ h Bleuo'. crossed t".
tape ~ g.ln $50 clock and pushed AGAIN.
th" "srieIiy wind, Which wa "omiug
- 10 sixteen OF went '-@n mile Eaif. n'Ii
"a wh@T" ~" ipi-i swallowed hitn ~ i--
fur" b. had rrps-''l ~" rae" "oiIrs" fence
Then g., crVbody w"u' town bPbow for
hof coffee ~ something elise a, coTlrng
- 'l-l" The 90 rI'or hadn't b'en gon"
uduN minutes when fn" 1uHu'in"eT -aid
'hruugh hi-9u"gaph1n"
Mn nu-vah -umyh Garden cav No
body know wh"th"r -" missing W.
MO'Sant vas coming OF going nut after
about ~ minute. rad elapsed -om"Todv
yelled "IhsT"'S his MOTOR Every
body strained eaT- To catch IA" mum ana
a. they did 20 black hug separated
'~"l' ir,m ia" dripping llnc ~ trees 10
N" north ~ IA" track and cam" soaring
down The huu-str"l"h Nolsan' cro-s'd
~" In" 20 minutes - - seconds ai'er
he had started
u" said iiterwnrd thai hrcau-" 81 tn"
ram and IA" tow hanging uis's hr had
.Iideu tnp-, q III" distance a. about co.
f''i elevation and L't litd his '"nr-"
Nv ia" compass all 90" way M"isan'-
iurulTE point was -Ippps" 49, nav" heeh
% BALLOON auChorat Bs i"-t ~ the air
from a." rnicdl. II tho Hampstead PLAIN.
re1r M'.-th'Iry. hut m" aviator -saId upon
hi- return that h- btd not irl'"N" 'he
L. D.. "A I'll.
li.' ,ouldn't lind y ~ Iuy tate. and TO
l"' -lIrC hat he should 81 W"r" man the
ds'an"'' J'ur"d IN the Ils"n,' ~ ms
gud" ~" had CON" Hhnut eight miles h'
yond Garden 60. t'eio'" turning AS
lh- judges not kuuWinG themselves
wieth"r ~ not 'ho hEiIng lnoN had
really l.esn rustailAd allowed MoiSan'
np'jIr toT SInUIng the event m whicn w"
= n Va" ~pl" rout"st,ni
At"r ~" nudge had roni"rt~d WITH
no 'Iur"ks"r"r- and III" rvlon ohs"Is "rs
'h-y Fty"-'.ut ~" following A. NJ" "h'iaI
r"-H.' 'N.' ir-' 1,"'s '-"..
~ rps 49,
rI-s, IioIrE plsnVrr Won n' Gt1harD"-
~ 800 600 laps 'Hur' 90 mn s'rs - 49,
nd. .-,ouI Iiin" u" .au'. 4, taus ,"r-
r.. '.u .r = n"ra 81. ~ '"ul.ns o" ~ Ions.
r.... . r.r.-.- 90 .., grounds '|'ri uh.u"
N.... .g- 'm" 90 ulnI''s g. g.
,..... u. "a I.,.- &C..
- q.
.... .r.,r 90 H.r..''s -7 90. ."ud-,
''.'-- ''hh' won '. N'''h' 'F'n''
H'''''- '"u" ..."'.'' ''.'''
,. .'.st "''H-
bH"'' "'o ."n"i i''IrH'iuU Itlham,
- ..'. Hu.r- N"r-au' h"Tf e r' 0U'"-
4. .. -v,nuI- ur"N~l % 'prur"- 81 -
-... .r4- IIut... urIuts- Do. -.runls
~, Vurr. Nr'uI- Wow -, IIurse-.
4 ...., -....rrt t,|,,r Id. ilt f..at
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u. in,srn,tisnd AHti.lisuu League

= rnar'sre1 r.dd.' 'hs Law ~. tho
State - New Yogk 20 aid 'ra de-
pendent sufferer Abducted - 'he Use
and abuse Of Alcohol, TO undertake
the pTope' treatment and 20 "limi-
nav" all 'Taving tor Alcohol through
voluntary assistance or otherwise 10
nslp ,onq,Ier The CCKSE OF DRINK.
" vou OF any member at voIr fam
lv or friends. IN need 81 treatment,
wish 30 help IN the work ~ restoring
The diseased victim II Alcohol 20 a
healthy, normal condition. will write
IN" League in all sincerity and frank
nos. We will undcr' axe go help Won
or vour l"vcd ono join IN this move
mont and enroll ~ rn"nhar - aid
~ mo criISsd" W. hav" -Iartcd 10
Help Tho" Who cannot vein Thcnn-
s"lN">.
,a~.st- ~ssEstsT, 49, Is.EI.
80 Madison Avsnas
49, Ncfk fNT
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..i' a'"u." "a .lalual,a almost assumed .
'uua'rf.r 'u trI"a'iuu. l7 D." ma.
.Ir"- ra---I ir -t"adv procession B'u
..-- r"f" D-t o." most enthusiastic,
. a. .rriY-ta-r- uni rr, rrJ""--luu.
...wr. r'nu.-lrt vf.'r % listed Vas
.....' "...|
sars st"rv M .rTI. tr-
I',.-'rt---E-,',fv %, or f", ,yvvl.... 'us
own .|.hr 'u ). u't o. Belmont Park
s-.-. fi.'. ir',~ JsaraI" e ufi.rI- Nh-n
2 ... 81 - 49, thoroughly ass"run '"'i
Pal 'T r-lsIiii .'r'. i--'.'~ ntt.-' all hat
-rH' -.I... Cd. l.' uGtt' IA" world gay
ra' seventh I;"gimcut Band which
,.rA"u ir-y Ndt aIi th.. way through
~uaky Fy"s nv ,om" ru~cessor 20
N"riI nrr'r IN a. ~ glory wus anything
~ 'l,. -...n'a ~ q cav" compared 30 IN"
arI,.Ir..I -'',l" Lands 81 -" different
natran.r- 4ut r"s pu"uJr 81 committeeman.
.Idg-s and 'I'ut- Nod ~ veil =" -"
usrltrl 'r4' 'ir decorations - Tar -
N. slew - sr. ,~...r..ru'd. arc uot bands
hev 20, ..--a',-
.Hr .l,L.
Promptly uu u. uruur" .. 800 O.. rlurI
-".us uv" % PHI" -'pns '| u"Li -"I'i.'' :
trog' 49,. - icr- sL.lG vr..t Out ~ lie
I'D "a 50 ~ ,' bomb. Hardly hat
.f'''ry ~ yellow -IuoA" shifted 30 q" thr
r.. Nl.l ! Nriu~'rnH, u."N-l and
81. ,HsA,'...-N nlIv had thar H..
s.la.- 20 ..f'" .'H .f -" 'angar~ q. To--
Dc -. ! ,,ui tide 4u.D r.koyS ~" st.und
Is. ..' ...i' W. '.'' ''.' .'''"''''
~ angry n.'.nl-r.,... ~,....l-i nom
80 80. the ran It-rs ,irIi'i ir, rrw
q aero st-'. nj GrI...".N vtth
- ~ f-rr.-n Hi. 49,. .-fL 'h' ~ru.ud
ssag4n -r-' ''tl,- rnrH.i 80 ga. 'ruT-
Hlaen' N'-H ~" VA ,.r..uL around
.. '-" Tat '".i '-~.ug py' ans .sng1n~s
Iys1 :" Re- "'~rn' 'n"no''lu, rht wa-
yt.zf fv 4ry I,.i gl~ " ,-'r-r ..huN 80 ~"
.n'.r~'. & 40 .H .. !'"- ~'4lt H. uHs
.. hon -- ~ '..n- ",-' ...,, '... u,rr'N
... q q sIr'tt Isil i.'"s- ~. ".i ~,
'7LTS'. 5rt '.Hrtanc -. OH .Ia -fUrrlu:
Zoe It. t. D' eur ~ ~. 'rurra'r 49,
rH. ..-t.~ 80. fc' dIrI'rri 800, dI-
IIqrt., ''I '... ,".-- lee. . s.,na~r
Ir-' .tu N.- 'har' 'a- % 'r"-n IND =
-'a.....,. -ra"-I.ng- .,"r ." NJ hbnS,r-
..r'l = .-a.. I.....i 80. 4 'Lu hollow
.!' ''t. H"r..f -. Hrr'.r" SWING 0v"r
.. Cg'-. 81 Cd .fa..' f'.. rho. ,,..'-.. 'I1Im
80 n,.t IL Ili,f p.I,E cant y. ria DIS
r'' 0.ai..Es.s.1,. NJ. M tnDE IN.
s.-- 900 AN, rI..r' fv. hundred i,,'
.....'. PIC .'0Jl-'. pi'r-e' 20 IA .vI't"r
"''f trH irr.'.''H. ...'" 'l't r"'
40 as 80 heavy 'Gms "1h ii.
200 -" -rouai. rarely rRlrs ,'G''. r.sp
1'.'..I.S- ~ f'.. .rtrH -'.uI
In. ..' 10 .,ndi"d lite .ata ,t'r
..'.lINS o. on. .'".r' '..ird w.. ..'iIp
u.v '.. IeciIner'd nv rafor-nin O., "a"
..- IS a. rla' u..tu. ra.t 'l.. ,Iia
- '.r~ s'f -, 'ft..r bH.- 1l,c ram
"'n... s't' dropping 80 ''" l'f' .--.'.
.l. ,hfr sIo'>a"s - rr-.i I!- '-levs ~ e
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NDERTAkFRS
~ RSDN VI.

gRANk D.. GAn PoELI. 80 80 4 "a
nsas's Anb aUre Ses,l-.
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Another notable it"'u ~ clothing Cu
The field Yesterday wa IinothV 7 WOOD
ruh'- SooilN inaIy" uist"I Tho-.. polo
'pai- on masculine and feminine -hpul.
or were rnrAh ~ oyiden,- Brown pn.-
and white ono and graz nrcs and 9TH" =
that were palpabv blanket ~ = I'r7rr
"Nis'snc" ssem~'i to h.. the best 'hlnCs
~ tho World To- kc.p ou' the fog Il
looked Ike q ,roWd ~ a big football
game did 'ha' gathering :" TAR a. raitn"ut
~aDt
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Thn." vas = considerable k.e'.uE o. 90
N--ts-day on he par' ~ 'ho Long Island
Railroad rains th1' pas. B=lmon' pa-S
Gond Ictors had - CIV" Up any thought
81 collecting tickets nv the fsnc" nas,ssi
90. of -ig..' Every string 81 care WAS az
uh-"rF atiOu train. and When thu windows
IN ~" uarkward sid" W"r" all fill~d y
sad that many persons SWING them.
selves tn "a" -acAs and looked through
Le ,"nrIla'orS
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On N" ~'nEs 1T Noisant m"uoplsn-
s,re a lot OF reminders NJ his Paris London
flight They are covered With the -cravl-
ings OF those who got close enough 10
him with a pencil IN the towns al Which
ne -iopf-.d one English Sirl wrote
How'd you ike TO spoon with me-
And French msdeFnoI~elle added
rhonetic imitation beneath - which
reads like the AnI-l"'i -la- ton -?our.
pIIIs-mss
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'u~r. r~-H -.|fI,...- ard o., ..trU.ra. 90
hat 81 dow. 'f.fr '... % =. ..f .tu,.-
'au jOnUz'on.. TrH. E.Ii- vIuYi.! gtI
-HILrd ~" tiI is' ''.ii. r.rr. 'sitf.
hrfs 'ur.- ~ 'hs .'0u'-~ ru h'- ,tv,- trd
4sosu' Snsu D." suddenly -gA.Ih.-d o..
-ies 4 loud Az -f,.ftlle,i 80 '.ir'h yu-r
a,Cr-r ~. rr+S iVoai 'it. Iud..s -tanl
nrte ~ - t'' a"rDulau' dra',r- '.a.l.
he " gr' itrGtr- huIuyI pu' 'I.I,,
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and won ~ when h" landed N mIdhsld
ran hi- machiu" A. On" would push
habv rarrlag" TIEht oNeT 80 the front OF
m" fudr"- stand exchanged some word
with ~" Iydg"s. then took the air IN a
tifrY foot bean s'.snnd aud back - ~
hauga
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som, 90 "a p"rso1s vn- n'.."St,d -ho
c.ovd vesr".ilv i'dn ~ On~ vas
log : F!C, sci uhp -ro' ~ = target
tom ular' 10 III 'g.h.id Biv las,
sTmm"f ~" va, "a hini @ut h. diin-
Shoe l,".' kenJ1m'r FpuInis who
G..."s n" only a.. car ~ rho lrmy
WIS. vas looking rh'ns~ oy"T too 80
~.- John :. OPoGrs". rh. construction
,usu VINO has designed - fI-~ 81 his own
NDin"tl!ug - wrong Wa. IA. Clement
bsydrt rEE.I" ~.'r which - - 'ir' ad and
for IL present go BIRDS wings ar.
% oy"d - n - gong - send p 'arl
80 h,S" -Dm' adg .s'rn"n's mad"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-02
AIexanoria Gazette.
TUESDAY EVENING. AUG. :
a Mean Thrust.

'Ten thousand dollars for dog" he
exclaimed as he looked up from bis
newspaper. DO you believe any one
ever paid any such price, Marian
I'm sure don't know, James," she
returned without stopping her needle
work even for a moment Does the
paper say that much was paidT
"Yes. There's an article on valuable
dogs, and it's speaking Of one that was
sold for $4,000. | don't believe it."
at may be true. James," she said
quietly. "Some Of those high bred an
fmals bring fancy prices, and there's
no particular reason why the paper
should lie about it"
II know that, Maria, but just think
Of it, Just try to grasp the magnitude
Of that sum in your weak feminine
mind. You don't seem to realize it
$4,000 for a dog. Why. hang 1t,
Maria, that's more than I'm worthP
81 know that, James, but some are
worth more than others"
She went on calmly with her sewing,
while he fumed and spluttered for a
moment and then dropped the subject,
especially the weak feminine part of
IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-02
Quick lime Music.

A music teacher IN Chicago was re-
Gently approached by lady from the
interior who confided to him her inten-
ton Of taking plano lessons and In
quired as to terms, etc. These proving
satisfactory, she went on to explain
that she was DESTROYS Of accomplish
ing a rapid course. The professor as
sured her that she might learn great
deal in twenty lessons.
Good" said the woman. I've got
only a limited time in Chicago, so !
must contrive to get the twenty les
sons into that"
"How long are you to be herer she
was asked.
"Three weeks"
Twenty lessons in three weeksP' ex-
claimed the astonished teacher. "You
could never do that!'
"Ob, yes, l couldl" returned the wo-
man. Couldn't I, MarieT turning to
a friend for support. II could take
two lessons a day, or perhaps | could
take the whole at once. Twenty les
sons, one after another, would only
take ten hours" - st. Paul Pioneer
Press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-02
Robert Z. Knox. Auctloneer.


A UCTION SALE OF A VERY DE
IA SIRABLE TR ACT OF l. a \ d
WITH j UILDIN GS AND M
PROVEAIENTS T II T. II EON y, IN
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. NlR-
GINA.
Pursuant to the terms of a deed OF
trust bearing date OH June 10Th. 1905, aud
duly recorded i'm the land records in the
county of Alexandra, Va, in deed book
No. nc. page sol, given by Ada b. j..
FarIar. trustee. and Eta G.. Shields, to
Carroll Pierce. default having been made
i'm the pavment of the notes secured by
said deed of trust, the undersigned nav
ing been required TO do so by the hold
crs of said notes, will oilerfor sale at pub
lie auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1910,
at 40 o'clock p. m, all those two lots OF
ground with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, known as Villas Nos. -
and % in BIaddock Heights, Alexandra
county. Va. as shown upon plat duly
of record i'm the land records OF the said
county of Alexandria, Va, in deed book
U-No. I. page 60. together with all the
appurtenances: being the same property
conveyed TO the said Ada B. J. farrar by
a deed duly of record in the land records
in deed book lO5. page 400, in trust for
the said Eta G.. Shields with full power
to ler TO mortgage the same.
Terms of salc-Cash. All cOnyeyances
at cost of the purchaser.
CARROLL PIERCE, Trustee.
jy21 I'd
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RAILROADS
Southern Railway.

Trains leave Union Station, Alexandria.
In effect June 10. 1910.
n. B.-Following schedule figures pub
lished only as information, and are not
guaranteed.
ington and Danville.
Sa7 a. M.-Daily-Lccal for Harrison
burg and way stations
9i7 A. M.-Daily-U. S. Fast Mail.
Stops only for passengers for points south
az which scheduled to stop. First class
coaches; sleeping ears to Birmingham
and drawing room sleeping cars to New
Orleans. Dining car service.
11a7 A. M.-Daily-Mailt train. Coaches
for Manassas. Charlottesville ynchburg,
Danville and Greensboro. Sleeping cars
Greensboro to Atlanta.
All p. M.-Week days-Local for War
renton and Harrisonburg.
432 p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spec
ial. Sleeping cars between New York,
Augusta. Aiken and Jacksonville.
sleeper to Birmingham, Through first
class coaches between Washington and
Jacksonville. Dining car service. Tour
ist to California four times weekly.
3sj2 p. M.-Week days-Local for Har-
risonburg and way stations ON Manassas
branch. Pullman buffet parlor car.
SIP p. M.-Daily-Local for warren
ton and Charlottesville.
1927 p. M.-Daily-Washlngt ana
Chattanooga Limited (via Lynchburg).
First-class coach and sleeping cars TO
Roanoke. Knoxville and Chattanooga.
Sleeper TO New Orleans, Washington TO
Roanoke. Dining car service.
11O2 p. M.-Daily-New York, Atlanta
and New Orleans Limited. All Pullman
train. club and observation cars to New
Orleans. Sleeping cars to Asheville,
Atlanta, Macon and Now Orleans. sleep
ing cars to Charlotte. Dining car service.
427 A. M.-Daily-Memphis special.
Sleeping ears and coaches for Roanoke;
Knoxville, Nashville, Chattanooga and
Memphis. Dining car service. wash
ington sleeping cars open 1000 L. Nj.
Through trains from the south arrive
at Alexandria 6a3 and 6:2S and 1923 a. m.
2I3, 7:2e. 1913 and II :5S p. NJ. daily, Har-
risonburg 113s A. NJ. week days and 913
p. NJ. daily. From Charlottesville 9.2s
A. NJ.
TRAINS ON BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Alexandria (W. & o. Stationl
week DAVIS at SOD A. NJ, l40, 4c2S, and
SIS p. NJ. for Bluemont; 6:35 p. Nj. week
DAYS for Leesburg; 5I5 p. NJ. daily for
Bluemont and 902 and 922 A. NJ, local.
and 902 A. NJ. ltd. on Sundays only for
BlucmOnt.
For detailed schedule figures, tickets.
Pullman reservation, etc, apply to
WILLIAM G.. LEIIEW,
Union Ticket Agent, Alexandria, Va.
Il. II. COAPMAN. General Manager.
s. II. HARDWICK, Pass. Traf Mgr.
II. L. CARY. General Passenger Agent.
l.. 5. BROWN, General Agent.
Washington, d. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-02
33rd Annual Temperance "Bush'
Meeting, Purcellville, Va, August
2-IO, 1910.

Southern Railway announces account
the above occasion very low round trip
fares from Washington. Alexandria,
Bluemont and intermediate points; dates
of sale August lst to 10th inclusive. final
return limit August II. 1910
Special train will be operated from
Washington and Alexandria to Purcell
vile and return August 3 "wednesday,
leaving Washington 7:40 a. IN. and Alex
andria (NN. & O. station) 7:45 n. M, stop
ping at all points; returning leave Pur-
cellville 900 p. IN. same day. Sufficient
extra equipment will be attached to
regular trains during course ofthe meet
ing to properly take care Of travel going
and returning.
Special train will also be operated
Leesburg to Purcellvillo Sunday, Au-
gust 9TH. leaving Leesburg 1880 a. M,
returning leave Purcellville 705 p. IN.
same day.
on Tuesday and Wednesday, August
o and 10. train 10, reaching Leesburg
SIS u. m. will be continued through to
Purcellyillc; returning leave Purcellville
1925 D. M, each night for Leesburg.
For further information call on nearest
Southern Railway ticket agent or write
l.. $. Brown, General Agent, 705 Fiji
teenth street northwest, Washington,
ID. c.