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BOYS CAMP.

hid we have n good time? Yes, Did
we have good luck? Yes! Did we have
good grub? Yes, And spend Friday
and Saturday at Camp Sorrellsv on
the Cedar Creek. one of the prettiest
spots on the face of the earth. There
is plenty of shade, plenty of good
spring water and a good swimming
hole. What more could you want, ex-
cept plenty to eat. No, We did not get
any fish because the ish are not Bit
ing just now. but we had the time of
our lives for the two DAYS in spite
OF the lit trying circumstances.
Leaving town OF $50 in the morning
we put our feet to the pedal and
tackled a twelve mile bicycle ride.
Mr.. Fox was the first to get a pune
ture and as it was little one it
seemed best to KEEP pumping up the
tire instead of stopping for repairs.
That proved unwise for the party had
to deay about every mile Tor mere
pumping up. Then when We got to
the Dodson corner we turned on the
wrong road, and when we asked a
country woman she said that was the
right road to Dodson's place, but as
matter of act we had already passed
that place and by her directions went
six miles out of the way.
Well, when We finally covered the
eighteen miles and retached the camp
1t was nearly noon and we were a
hungry bunch Mr.. Fox fried us
some bacon and eggs and the dozen
Of us got away with six or seven
loayes of bread.
Now we had p'enty to eat, slept on
the ground or any place we could
get, went swimming, had an Indian wal
dance around the camp fire, besides
the campfire stories. We had our
share of dishwashing and wood cut
ting, and learned that housekeeping
means something besides eating and
sleeping. Several boys were bianketed
and all in all il was one round of fun
after another all the way through un-
til we struck into the mud on the way
home, and hat made bicycling a pit
bad. However, we got through all
right and no doubt every boy in the
party is anxious TO so again.
The next trip will be one weeh
camp. II will be the first in series
Of three long camps, and viii be par
ticu'arly for South Hot Springs boys
This encampment begins next week,
Tuesday, June 10, under the leader
ship CT Rev. Moffott Rhodes of the
Third Street NJ. ne. church and HON
er s. Fox Of the Y. M. G. A..
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COMMISSIONERS SALE


Notice Is Hereby Given. That in
pursuance OF the authority and direc-
lions contained In the aecretal order
u the Chancery Court of Garland
county, made and entered on the 2gfh
day Of April A. D., 1911 in a certain
sanse tNo. 476a) then pending there.
n between Hot Springs SAVINGS
Trust and Guarantee Company. com.
plainant, and Frank II. olmstead re
endant, the undersigned as Com
missioner OF said Court win offer for
me at public vendue TO the hiehea..
bidder, at the font door or entrance
# the County Courthouse. in which
laid Court Is held. in the County OF
iarland within the hours prescribed by
aw for jude al sales. on Tuesday the
10Th day OF June. A. D., 1911. the fol-
owing described real estate, to-wit:
Part OF the north half cf the south
asst quarter. Section eight tS). town
'hip three t3l south. range nineteen
l9) west, particularly described as
ollows: Begin at the quarter common
sections and said township and
'ange, running thence sout ie.ly rs de-
,rees 35 minutes west, 1,29f feet 10
he southwest corner of a lot form
'rly known as l.. M. Little's lot ana
he northwest corner OF the traef
1erein conveyed (thls tract now ne
ng known as Klein ard ShendaI's al
iition to the city OF Hot Springs
Ark.) running thence southwark alonG
westerly side OF Central Avenue 50G
eet thence southeriy SO degrees. )
minutes west, S52 feet more or less.
hence northerly degrees and N
minutes west, 400 feet more ci less:
hence northerly 81 degrees and
minutes east Gall courses being mag
ictic) 914 feet more or less. and
'artly along the south line OF l.. M.
titles lot to the point OF beginning
obtaining slightly over ten acres in
iarland County. Arkansas.
Terms of SAFE: On credit OF three
months the purchaser being requlrer
o execute bond as required by law
md the order and decree of said court
n said cause. with approved security.
earring interest at the rate OF ten per-
ent. per annum from date Of sale I'M
paid and lien being retained on
he premises sold to secure the pay
nent of the purchase money
Given under my hand this 18th day
4 May. A. D., 1911.
II. A. WIIITTINGTON.
Commissioner In Chancery.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Notice is Hereby Given, That II
pursuance OF the authority and direci
lions contained in the decretal orde
IF the Chancery Court OF Garlan
county. made and entered on the 2ytll
day of May. A. D., 1911, in a certai'
ause (No 1888 then pending therein
between e. Burgauer complainant
and S. II. Shirley, Mary E. Shirley
y. s. Smith and Chas ID. Greaycs
trustee, defendants. the undersisne
rs Commissioner of said court
'ffer for safe at public vendue TO the
highest bidder, at the front door OF
,ntrance Of the County Courthouse. i
which said Court is held. in tn
County of Garland within the hour.
prescribed by law for jud -cial sa.es
IN
TUESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF JUNt
A. d.. 1911.
the following described real estate. TO
VII: Lot numbered eight 10. IL
block numbered eleven IN. in Nor
~ison & Belongs Addition to the
1ity of Hot Springs. in Garland Coun.
~. Arkansas
Terms OF Sale: On credit OF three
months. the purchaser being requircr
70 execute bond as required BY law
ind the order and decree Of said Court
n said cause. with approved security
Fearing interest at the rate OF eigh
oer cent. per annum from date of sale
until paid, and lien being retained
IN the premises sold to secure tn
payment OF pudchase money.
Given under my hand this 18th day
# May, A. D., 1911.
II. A. WILMINGTON.
Commissioner in Chancery
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NOTICE OF GUARDIAN SALE.

w tOE UT 0of*6Ctfs$ S6EG
Notice is hereby given that !. john
Breecher. guardian of Paul NewDer-
ger. an insane person. now deceased.
pursuant to the order OF the Garland
County Probate Court made and enter
I'd of record on the 9th day OF April
1911, will on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE 1911
)ffer for sale and sell at public anc-
ion to the highest bidder on credit
" three months, at the west frot
ioor OF the Garland County Court
house. in the City of Hot Springs. Ar.
'Sansas between the hours of judicial
sales, lots one "a, two (2), and three
t3), in block twenty f20) of the Boul-
ward Addition to the City OF Hot
springs. Arkansas. and the purchase
or will be required to execute bond or
note with approved personal security
for the payment Of the purchase price
,earing interest from the date OF the
ale until paid at the rate OF six per
'ent per annum.
Said property viii not be sobf for
less than threefourths its appraised
value.
Given under my hand as Guardian
# Paul Newberger, an insane person.
now deceased, on this Goth day OF
Nay. 1911.
JOHN BREECHfsR.
Guardian Of Paul Newberger. an In
ane person now deceased
$50 exp Jitne2O
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SERVING WARRANTS.

Sheriff Charles Webb late yester'
day Afternoon received for service
the warrants in the 100 indictments
recently returned by t1e grand jury.
Because of the unusual quantity oil
the indictments. Circuit JUICE
Gotham designated the bail that could
be accepted when the arrests We're
made. The warrants, it is said, fof
the most part charge violating OF
tho state law against gaming.
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Commissioners sale

Notice is hereby given, That ir
pursuance or the authority and direct
IONS contained in the decretal order OF
he Chancery Court OF Garland Coun
~, made and entered on the 18th da'
# February. A. d., 1911. in certaii
'ause (No. 1860 then pending there
in between Yetta Some. complainant
md John +. Howard, Gergor How
',ri and J. +. Henderson. trustee
defendants. the undersigned as Com
missioner OF said Court, VIII offer TO
ale at public vendue to the highesl
)idder, at the front door or entrance
II the County Courthouse. In whic.
laid court Is he'll in the County
1axland. within the houre prescribec
" law for judicial sales on Saturday
he nth day Of Tune. A d, 1911. the
following described real estate TO.
Wit: Lots one %. two t2), three t3l.
a,ur "a. five t5). thirteen (13) anc
burteen ca Of block "D'' OF Gantts
Addition to the city Of Hot Springs
Arkansas. In Garland County. Ar9anl
sas
TERMS OF SALE: On credit OF
'hree months, the purchaser being re.
luired to execute bond as required
" law and the orfer and decree Of
aid Court in said cause, with ap.
proved security, bearing interest a.
he rate of ten per cent per annuu
rom date Of sale until paid. and a
lien being retained on the premises
sold to secure the payment OF the pur
chase money.
Given under my hand this 18th das
Of May. A. D. 1911.
Fl. A. WILMINGTON.
Commissioner In CHANGERS
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NEGRO TO BE TRIED FOR MUIR.
DEB IN the SECOND DEGREE.

George Brown, a negro of this city
who about two weeks ago saot and
killed another negro, has been in
dioted for murder In the second de.
gree, and was yesterday arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Hardy Hinton on the
charge. ut is not likely that the trial
OF the case will take place at this
term of court
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SCRATCHED FOR 40 YEARS.
Used D. o. D. Six Months--AIl Itch
ing Goncl

This is the actual experience oil
Anne Croman. Santa Rosa, Cal, with
the wonderful d. d. D. Prescription
D, D. y. is the proven Eczema Cure,
the mild wash that gives instant re-
lief in all forms of skin trouble.
Clcanses the skin of all impurities
washes away blotchos and pimples,
leaving the skin as smooth and
healthy as that Of a child.
Get a 25c trial bottle of this won
derful Eczema Cure today and keep
II in the house.
We know that D. d. D. will do all
that is claimed for it.
II. @. Morris Drug Company.
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Reaches In
stantIy Killed

A concestratcd dead-shot against
reaches can be had in WorreY7s lsx.
terminator- -the worlds greatest
Roach, Insect and Germ Destroyer
every state and county hospital uses
it, state asylum. blind school, city Of
Hot Springs and the county OF Gar
land. all the big hotels. TIE greatest
one known; 1t kills them or airy other
insect like feas, bed bugs. chicken
mites or moths.
START RIGHT NOW!
Telephone your order n,w to No
81 and clean up for all tiine-don't
let them multiply The extermina
tor will not soil your carpet or walls
We supply you now in the concen
trated form ami 1t don't fail.
Telephone No 81 and we will de
liver at your door without extra
charge.
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~wHITE CLOUD,

Pure white Arabian bred stallion.
White Cloud" thoroughly educated,
and admittedly one OF the finest high
chool horses in the country, will
tand for the season of 1911 at $25
or the season, with return privileges.
or may substitute mare Limited to rs
approved mares. Inquire from am
to II an at Hillhurst Home. Third
street in Oakiawn, Hot Springs, Ar
kansas. I. S. Garen, Phone 1889 or
postodice box 327. 4-30-tf
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q Burgaur, Plaintiff.
Against
fannie Broadnax. Defendant.
The Defendant Fannie Broadnax IL
yarned to appear IN this Court with
n thirty DAYS. and answer the com
,lait o. the Plaintiff. e. Burgauer
This May 10Th, 1911
II. A. wHITTINGToN Clerk.
BY A. O. sUIdJENBERGER. d, q
chas. G. Sparks. ESQ. Atty. id Item.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN the Garland Cuancery Court.
OLYMPIA Candy Kitchen. .:,s.
Gus Mantis. al, Plaintiffs,
To
chas G. Sparks. Receiver, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
having claims against the plaintiffs, Il
Tile same. properly verified In this court
within ninety days from this date. or they
viii be forever barred from any benefit
from said estate.
Issued by order OF the Garland Chan.
sery Court
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court. on this 9th day OF March. 1911
II. A. WHITTfNGTON, Clerk
BY A. @. Sullenberger. Deputy.
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SCOTT TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY

Freight and Job Hauling.
onice and Warehouse. 313 Valley st.
furniture and Piano and Plano Nov
Ing Specially.
Phones: Office IS. Residence. 1916
We Store Pianos and Furniture
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The night clerk at the sumpter
House took shot at a night prowler
early yesterday morning, as he was in
the act Of entering room Of guest.
The shot caused the burglar to make
a very hasty exit, and caused consid-
erab!e excitement.
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Now Is the time to get rid OF your rheu-
matism. You will find chamberlains Lin
iment wonderfully effective. One appli-
cation win convince you Of its merits.
Try 1t. For sale by all dealers.
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DR.. G A. King has moved his office
from over Lowers Drug store to 5rd
floor Arkansas National Bank build
ing. 5-21-1m.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee 5; ST. Paul 2.
Columbus 5; Toledo 4.
Kansas City 81 Minneapolis Is.
louisville 8; In annapolis S.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE
Hattiesburg 5; Yazoo City 4.
Greenwood 2; Jackson /.
Meridian 2; vicksburg G.
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At Pittsburq.

Pittsburg 49,. 900 $40 600 ~ B
Philadelphia 100 002 100 10 II /
Steele and Simon; Alexander ana
Doom.
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The only place IN the city wnsrs
you can ct hand made baby clothes
Ut Hrs. q. Htxxins ~ s:ors. s-z6tf
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MRS. MAE ELMO, MEDIUM,
Tells Past, present and Future. lso6
Central Are. Phone S55.
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WE HAUL youH BAGGAGE AND
cHEck sAME TO YOUR pEsTiNA
TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
CALL AT QUA OFFICE or PHONE
ts2 CooPEH sRos LIVERY :
.R.ANsFna ua
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Sick headache results from disorder
ed condition Of the stomach. ami can be
cured by the use OF chamberlain's stom.
ach and Liver Tablets. Try It. For sale
by all dealers.
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NATIONAL LEaeUt
At Chicago.

Chicago 80. -. 900 600 l00--i ) 0
New York $500. 900 600 007-7 IL 0
Mcintyre and King; Mathewson
and Myers.
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Fried Spring Chicken Dinners at
Potash SULPHUR Springs. s1Oo. Phone
i40f. I'm
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SorreIIs Drug Co
The Parlor Drug Store.

Ladies', get some pointers from
Widow Smithers at the Garland
County Fair"
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At Cincinnati.

Boston 49,. 80. 900 900 02O--2 10 2
Cincinnati -. ..3OS O03 OOx--9 IA /
Pfeiffer and Rariden; Gaspar and
Clarke.
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Porch swings and hammocks al
Grand Rapids Furniture Company.
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WAS A NEAR ESCAPE.
Prisoner in County Jail Tried to Saw
His Way Through.

Sheriff Webb and Deputy Davies
saved the county Jail from a delivery
yesterday morning when tne custom
AIRY inspection of the Jail revealed
that Dan Boardman. prisoner hal
begun the work OF saving his way
to liberty. He had made saw from
an ordinary table knife The pris
oner was andcapped with ball
and chain accompaniment, and sent
to the county work gang.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston 6; San Antonio 4.
Oklahoma City ?; Dallas 6.
Austin 2; Galveston 0.
Waco 5; TT. Worth /.
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Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and
expectoration easy by giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy II has peen
used in many epidemics OF tails lis.
ease with perfect success. For sals
by all druggists.
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At St. Louis.

Brooklyn :. 49,. 900 POI 040-7 3 0
st. Louis ..... .020 100 000---3 9
Rucker and Erwin; Golden and
Bliss
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Washington.
Washington :. 100 600 00O--1 6 a
Detroit -. ....120 900 20O--5 10 1
Groome, Gray and Street; La Fitte
and Stanage.
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It's great, Garland County Fair.
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The American woman's League
will meet at the home OF Miss r
Ella Wright. Greenwood and Summer
streets Thursday afternoon At Z
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WARNING O9NER.

IN THE GARLAND CHANCERY
COURT
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At Boston.

st. Louis-New York. Rain.
lCnicago-PhildeIphia, rain.
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At Chattanooga.

Chattanooga :. 100 101 00x--3 z /
Mobile .... 100 600 eoo--l i
ChappelIe, Higgins; Allen. Cad
man.
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New Orleans 49,. .05s 600 0o0--S IA 0
Atlanta 600 600 0s~-2 10
Hess. Angemeier; Johns, Frock and
Meils
The Washington herald., 1911-09-15

or District As the statement came from
Digney. as an individual and the conven-
ton took no action on II, the resolution
offered to-day was tabled by two to
one vote.
The convention adopted the resolution
of Oswald Weber, of Cumberland, asking
that the legislature amend the charter
OF Cumberland, adding the initiative, ref
erendum, and right Of recall Many op-
posed the resolution as meddling in local
matters, but 1t is claimed by those who
favored 1t that II was in a general sense
the embodiment of the initiative and
referendum.
Among other things favorably acted
upon was the resolution to organize the
stenographers, bookkeepers, and type
writer's of the State and Washington to
assist the women's Trades Union League
Of Maryland in organizing women work.
ers, commanding DR.. Harvey W. Wiley
in his pure food crusade, and favoring
suffrage for the citizens OF the District
OF Columbia. The educational commit
tee reported a bill to be introduced
in the Maryland legislature relating to
compulsory education and child labor.
The report was approved. The bill is
drastic. The convention concurred in the
favorable report on the resolution of
Miss Trax. OF Baltimore, providing fe-
male suffrage In Maryland, but the
brewery workers wanted to be enrolled
in opposition.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-15
HOPKINS STARTS MONDAY.

baltimore. Md. Sept. It-On the coming
Monday the Hopkins football squad will
begin practice at EaElesmere, Pa The
black and blue candidates. accompanied
by Coach Tom Lynn, of Yale and Man
aGer c. Leland Getz, will leave Baltimore
next Sunday for their training grounds
in the Pennsylvania mountains
Forty players have been invited. and
while some refuSals have been received
it is certain that there will be at least
twenty-five in the squad. Coach LYNN
will come to Baltimore the latter part OF
this week He wrote asking that a foot
hall and a pair of football shoes be sent
him that he might get A little practice
before taking charge of the Hopkins
squad.
EIollyday. the star half back of the
freshman eleven last year, and Brady,
who played left tackle on the sophomore
team. will he taken on the trip. Holly
days playing was one of the features of
the interClass game last year.
This year the football records of all
the entering freshies have been looked up
and all the prep school stars will be asked
to go on the training trip.
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PEELLE SUCCEEDED
BY JOHN L. SMITH
Young Attorney Named for
District Office.

District Attorney Clarence r. Wilson
has announced the resignation Of Stan
ton c. Peelle as assistant district at
torney and the appointment in his place
OF John Lewis Smith. the change to be-
come effective September 90
Mr.. Peelle, who is a son of the chief
justice Of the Court Of Claims, was ap-
pointed April 10, 1910, soon after Mr..
Wilson became United States attorney,
and retires because Of the urgency Of
his private practice. He has had charge
of many important branches of the work
Of the district attorneys once and act
ed as legal adviser to the board of edu-
cation until the recent decision Of the
Attorney General that there Is no war
rant OF law for such assignment
Mr.. Smith, who succeeds Mr.. PeslIe,
will be assigned to trial work In the
courts. He is q native Washingtonian
and is one OF the most prominent Of the
younger members pt the bars He was
The Washington herald., 1911-09-15
AIRMBN In RACE
AT ARMY SCHOOL
Chandler and Richter Have
Contest in Sky.

An aerial ra,- between two expert sky
pilots caused excitement at the army
aviation school at College Park yester-
day Still greater excitement attended
the decision Of officials as to whether
Capt. Chandler. U. S. A, or Joe Richter,
the contestants. had won. Latest re-
ports show that all the aviators at the
school were very much up in the air"
on the question last night.
The race was entirely impromptu.
Richter got under way in the Schneider
machine, and was followed a few min
utes later by Capt. Chandler in a Wright
machine. A challenge to race was ac-
cepted by the army officer, and he start
ed in pursuit Of the Schneider machine
For several laps the race was neck and
neck, or rather wing and wing. Then
the racers started to cut the atmos-
pherical corners Of the course. and the
The Washington herald., 1911-09-15
LABOR ENDORSES
DR.. W,ILEY'S STAND
Convention at Cumberland
Elects Officers To-day.
,0cI,, u,,b,r-.o, Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Md, Sept. IA banquet
was given tonight in honor of the dele
gates to the annual meeting OF the Mary
land State and District Of Columbia Fed
Grafton of Labor by the Allegany Trades
Council Tomorrow morning the con-
cluding session will be held, when officers
will be elected.
The convention refused to take issue
on the statement made by First Vice
President Hugh D. Digney, OF Washing
ton, who criticised the child labor con-
ditions at the Potomac Glass Works. OF
which ex-5enaeDr George L. Wellington
La president.
A resolution was offered to-day to the
effect that the Dignsy statement caused
some misunderstanding as to the attitude
of the convention: that conditions at the
Potomac works were as good as the con-
dltions In any other factorx Of the stats
The Washington herald., 1911-09-15

graduated as ffrst prize man at the Ma
tional Law School of this city about ten
years ago. and Immediately entered the
practice of law with his uncle. the late
Charles Maurice Smith, for many years
a leading lawyer of Washington. Upon
the death of the latter he former a part
nership with James B. Archer, which
still continues.
Mr.. Smith is a Republican. all his
family on both sides being prominently
Identified with that party. His father,
the late John Amber Smith. was Re-
publican Congressman from Virginia and
his maternal grandfather, Hon. John F.
Lewis. was United States Senator from
the same State.
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SOUTHEAST

II. A. Lusby, Sixth and streets.
Brinkley Bros- % Fourth street.
F. P. Zuschnitt, Second and N streets.
RuIand & Houes, 14th and A streets
BrinkIey Bros, 1Os N street.
L. F. Lusby, Eighth and East Capitol sta
R A. Rollins, Eleventh and II streets.
Il. c. Robertson, Ninth st. & s. Carolina ave-
r. E. Smith, Sixth and D streets.
G. E. BOhannOn, SSS Fourth street
Brinkley Bros, 11e1 Third street
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contest ended without the winner being
designated.
Lieut. Arnold and Lieut. Milling spent
a large part Of the afternoon in sky
larking. and made some spectacular
short flights. The entire force at the
army school has been granted leave OF
absence to participate in the coming
meet in New York.
II weather conditions permit, the army
aviators will fly over Washingtun-to-day
for the purpose of making a real birds
eye view Of the city. The new Rex
Smith machine will also be tried out to-
day
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LEAGUE OF CONSUMERS FRIENDS
E THE STORE NEAREST YOU

NORTHWEST
C. V. Sparrow, sos North Capitol street
W. 6. Brown b Co, 1914 Fourteenth street
n. E. Buckley, 1e45 eOth ST.
]. r. Stone, 2444 Eighteenth street
]. Riehl, Jr, Fifth and II streets.
W. s. Brown 4 Co, Ills Fourteenth street
W. T. Davis, Fifteenth and streets.
c. RammlIng, S1a Penna. avenue.
2, A. Dodge, Seventh and streets.
n. Oppenheimer b Son, S0s Ninth street
o. L. Pendleton, 1889 Ninth street
4. Il. Pitt, Sixth and Q streets.