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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

purposes OF our government VIII be-
!icFe with many OF to-day that but for
him this country would have missed
its destiny and its people those rights
which are tho most valuable o. earth
IS possesalons.
There IS no state In which he Is more
sorely needed to-day than In Virginia,
and perhaps none IN which Ills SER
Vices would be more cnlcac.o1z And
FOR the little that he has already done
~ Baltimore. one hear; Is truly great
ful
Mr.. Ryan Represents neither tho prr-
pose nor tho character Of the great
rFss 4 our peop!e.He represented
nothing but that small coterie by which
he was Struggled into tic convention
and his very presence there was IN
OF every principle FOR which Virginia
stands. 1t is almost q charity 10 say
that he measures tie depth OF dcca-
denco In the public !ifc OF tho state,
Mr. Bryan knows two things welt.
lie knows the character OF tina people
OF Virginia and no knows equally as
we'll the character OF AR Ryan. And
with such knowledge he could not be-
lic,e that Mr. Ryan represented tho
PEOPLE OF Nlrsn!A with their consent.
IIo knew ana all OF us know. tha;
afA4f ~ t-ii WIS 441A Aitf4 a. ~ -. N+.'''-'f
but to defeat tho purpose OF the peo-
pie and that In eiectng hifn from the
convention he was serving. Instead OF
attacking. the people OF virginia lie
simply turned on the searchlisAt and
II in passing &; discovered q stain, not
he. but others. We're Responsible for
it's existence.
AS one upon whom. either through
willingness or necessity the leader
rt. frr ~ 81
simply attempted to put II upon record
as not desiring tho presence of Mr
Ryan and in that believe. he expressed
the overwhelming sentiment OF this
state.
one thing is certain when Mr..
Flood stated that Air Ryan hat been
sent there by q convention OF one thou
sand Virginia gentlemen. he knew that
this was not true. II he hRd desired
to test the sentiment OF these Virginia
gentlemen he would had needed but
10 have nominated MI Ryan rs a
delegate at large, in which event no
would not only have FOUND that the
convention was composed of gente-
men. but that they knew where to
draw the line.
with regard to your editorial on this
subject / have only this 10 say: Mr.
Flood has answered for Virginia. now
let hlm answer TO N!rSinla. How enn
why did Mr. Ryan so To Baltimore?
When this is done ] fell that tho
mass OF our people Will conclude that
they do not need defence from the
assaults OF Mr.. Bryan; but that on the
contrary he will prove a most valuable
ally against assaults from within.
And most If not all of us would
prefer to find you standing with Bryan
rather than with Flood. FOR they be-
iieve that what Virginia needs is not
defence by Flood, but from him.
Richmond.
" NJ .yI-STIS JR.
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rnE nun ,1oosU,s pn,yrus

LltIlo Bun Moose Kermit artlcssly
remarked. Pop has been praying for
Clark Big Bull Moose braves George
w. Perkins, the Harvester Chief,
Frgnk Munsoy the Big Medicine Man.
also beat the tomtoms ana prayed
loudly for Clarke. But no third party
nrogressives PRAYED for Wilson. They
would as soon have prayed Tor death.
And, prayers or no prayers. that is
what the Roosevelt band Will get in
November. Tafts boom has died
alraady.
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accident policies Will happen in the
best regulated families The last
tune VIC got one it was Very sim.
pie matter. After the physical ex-
animation, which lasted three hours
and half. we were obliged to MI
out a blank answering the following
questions:
Where were YOU born and. If so.
how much?
DID your grandfather have fits. and
how many? Did he have them fire.
qrently or only every i've minutes
or so?
DO YOU expect to live until next
December. and II so. what reason
nave You for doing so?
Were YOU ever killed before. and.
II SO. how many times? Please mi
In particulars in each case.
Do YOU ride in automobiles or dodge
them? This IS important
DO You engage IN the pleasant but
pcrilous occupation OF trying to sell
books from house TO house on the
insialmcnt plan? This is considered
an extreme risk.
Did your great-grandfather ever
have the humps? How many and on
which side; your fathers or mothers
side?
Did YOU ever break your coiiarbone
Or your right forearm trying TO but
ton l6 collar on Is shirt? 1t not.
why not?
DO you believe in cmbaiming or
cremation?
20 YOU use liquor or patent medi-
cine2 How many times have You had
the ID. It's? Describe tho geological
display YOU Witnessed each time
Do YOU go around looking for trou-
bic or do your wife's folks come ana
visit you without being invited?
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QUERIES &
ANSWERS
old O..

Old Cry
Your reference to the old cry" so
common among the boys here forty
years ago quite took me back to the
old days. recall the Tom Collins
fake too. and once made a Journey
from Richmond College TO Rockets on
a relay OF messages left by that per-
aonage for me. But there must be-
some mistake In Your Latin sentence.
surely no grammar would give such a
piece % fooiishness Tor Latin
A " q
Foolery would be better term than
fooiishness \ w B. VIII md the
sentence quoted. and much more Of the
same pleasant sort. "a Percival Leirhs
Comic Latin Grammar" part Ill.
page ]
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eence in the management OF his de-
partment. lie has also informed the
public OF the momcntous fact that.
personally and empcramentaliy. Sec
rotary Macvcagh is very dlstas,cfm to
him. TO make sure that this letter
would reach the public and also to
bring about an unmarried impesscssion
on tho public mind DR.. Andrew. with
more shrewdness than good taste also
( took the procaution or releasing his
communication at the same time that it
was sent to the White House. II is
also significant that IT was given out
just after Secretary MacVeash had
left Washington and could not reply.
These circumstances. together with the
more or less sensational nature OF the
case have caused us to take some
pains TO ascertain the true inwardnoss
OF the situation. If this financial eX-
pert was sincerely consumed with
indignation because Of his inability to
properly conduct the business of the
country through the incompetence of
Secretary MacVeagh we considered
nm "0' ''' '1'' '''''''s '''N
'o'''
Unfortunately for him. such does not
seem 10 oe inc fea! conoition OF al
fairs. 1t seems that D.. ~ Piatt An
drew was formerly professor of Ii
rance IN harvard Oh'Vers''!' III
some way eAHe'"'o'' 'A'Uii0" "'s0o'
e'so MN IN ms ae"uei'''c se'ius'o'' ana
'ppo'''''u "ii'' d" a'''Se' ~ me No"
'''''' 'i'''1 gag No'''''''sS'o''' men
''-'S 'o'"''''sSlo" com le'.u us "o'N I"
oo''i4''''' 'e os''" was 'o"Na 'o' d.
-A''''s e" "' az e0'oi o' '''e NM IL" 20
i'e " a. '''o''''sn 10 we posi- W"''N ne
''" 'T sS's ''e'
Naturally DIT Andrew has been sin
sie-minded IN the f"riherance OF eN-
senator Aldf'eh's political plans and
YORK When the date for the Chicago
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rnE coLoNEns EXPENSE ACCOUNT


Why should that impairment. mali
cious and wilfu! little person. La FOL
lette. call on Colonel Roosevelt; to pub
lIsh statement Of the amount and
source OF his campaign funds or OK
plain why he spurns one OF the basic
principles OF public morality ana polit-
ical activity? What does # matter IL
La Toilette has published statement
of his own receipts and disbursements?
Doesn't the Dernicious viliher from
Wisconsin know that Colonel Roose-
Welt couldn't possibly do wrong in ao-
eoptins money from anybody? Has he
forgotten that when the big interests
contribute to tho Colonels movement
it is just like putting money In the
contribution plate in church on sun
day. though II they put It Into any
body else's fund 1t is a colossal and
outrageous attempt OF the bosses TO
murder the common people? Has the
diminutlve Senator never learned that
the Colonel can DO no wrong and that
the sanctity Of his deeds is inviolablo?
Does he not know that the very mo-
ment tainted money touches the COL
onel's hands it becomes holy tribute.
because the Colonel stands at Arma-
seddon and battles for the Lord?
Doesn't little La Toilette know that
George w Perkins also battles for the
Lord. just as Bill Finn battles for the
Lord? Why SHOULD q silly little molly
coddle profano tho holy counting house
OF this martyr, who in his pale shirt
Of fire. is sacrificing himself at the
stake that the people shall rule? why
should any person dare to inquire the
nature OF the stake and who is stalking
the gift OF God? Woe to thee La
/ Toilette Thou shalt be called hypo-
critic. traitor. flasher brigand. pirate,
thug highwayman and profaner.
whatsoever standeth at Armageddon
and battleth for the Lord hath no
time to answer foolish questions.
Much sympathy is felt for the mar
who insists upon garnishng his but
,ermillS with a sprig OF mint. in mem
DRY OF auld lang syne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

Almost every afternoon hundreds OF
PEOPLE pour out OF the railway sta
tons Everybody's coming to Rich
mond now, for Richmond is tho cool
es, and most delightful summer re-
sort in the country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
TIE CITIZENS, TICKET.

Wherever and whenever American
cities have been confronted with
emergencies which presented stu
ations unsoIvable by ordinary meth
obs wise and ubiia-spirited citizens
have bent themselves to the task.
shouldered the responsibility and mas
tered the problem. 1t was SO in
New Orleans. it was SO in Cal
weston it was so in Mem
phis. in Des AIoines. in Houston
IN Dallas. in chattanooga. in COL
lumbia in Eirminsham in Grand
Junction and il other cities Whether
tie emergency was caused rs some
public calamity or was hrough; about
by radical change in the form OF
the citys government citizens
took the situation i'll hand and evolved
(. satisfactory solution OF the d!aculiy.
lsNtraordina.y problems require es-
traordirary solutions
Richmond faces today an e~er-
Eency 1t has changea its form of
governmemt it has adopted neM
scum At4 A.4C t4GHSGfk4pl OF It's
business. New systems must be in
stalled BY experts. or new systems
cause only that much more
waste. duplication and loss TO put
the new system Of administration OF
the municipal affairs OF Richmond at
the outs,art into the hands OF nve
incompeteng inXeperienced and in
expert men would he nothing short of
criminal The possibility that i've
such men might be elected to the new
Administrative Board constitutes the
peril to the city and creates an emery
ency which thoughtful and patriotic
citizens alone can meet. The people
OF Richmond DO not desire 10 pay ont
$4,000 annually to five narrow-nina-
Cd and unit, placemen. The people
want the I'VE best available men who
can be secured and In order to OBJ
cain them. there must be some method
al agreeing upon and ciccting tnem.
To the end that the people of
6ichmond may be guided in their
snoloe by the sound Judgment OF
those whose business experience makes
them peculiarly able to discriminate
fairly and select wisely The five
available men best quaNaed to i'd
minister ,he business of Richmond.
the Richmond CITIZENS Association
was formed. 1t is opposed Of rep
resentative. citizens from all parts OF
the city Il, has within It's member
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

1t is safe bet that Woodrow WI
sons History of the American Peo-
pie" is selling lot faster now than
81 ever did before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

Hereafter all national convention
delegates should be put IN cages so as
TO oe protected from the contac, WIN
Wall Street pirates.
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J. n.

y n.
What degree is J. D. the abbrcvia
ton for? IS 1t conferred at Harvard
r. D FREAR.
Jurum Doctor, Doctor OF Laws. II,
is very likely used by Harvard. but
we cannot find any catalogue OF that
school at hand. The form is also used
for Junior deacon in the English
Church. and possibly here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
Cost of Living.

are there any articles OF common
necessary consumption to be got now
at prices lower than those OF Afty
years ago? Can YOU instance even
one ROBERT WAUGH
scores OF them. especially arucles
Produced by complex machinery ore
example would be the fact that YOU
may buy to-day for IS 4 watch which
VIII keep better time and look better
than the average $50 watch OF nuy
years ago. Whether It will wear bet
ter is possibly doubtful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
Aeronnutlcnl sncirtr

Can YOU give me tho address OF tho
president OF an aeronautical associa-
ton, II there is one n America?
r. l. CONNoR.
There is tho Aeronautlcal Society.
with rooms al $50 West FIFTY fourth
Street. New York CITY letter TO
the secretary at that address should
bring you answers to the several cues
tons In your note.
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Miss Could.

HIhS VrOuIu.
Please give me Miss Helen Gould's
address. MRS. C. A.
This address was published about
three weeks ago. Right many persons
have lately written that they were
making scrap books OF The Times
Dispatch Query Column When there
comes along n question which has ap-
pcared and been answered within n
very short time. we wish there were
more scrap book makers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

My cellar is overrun with neas. Can
you suggest how to ge, rid OF Thorn?
w A II.
Tho best suggestion. made by n per-
son who claims TO be flea expert. TO
whom your misery was referred. is
that YOU have tho cellar we'll cleaned
and put down lime literally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

Tho houn' dawg and the bull moose
are IL fun retreat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
MoRE rnn AIpnIcn rlfAN -

Or a. Piau Andrew Assistant Sec
rotary o. the Treasury has written q
very causiio letter 70 President TAFT
Eccufing Secretary Of tho Treasury
Macveagh of Decentralization and negli-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
CoSey'a Army.

Who was President when Coxey's
Army went TO Washington?
p. H OSBORNE.
The whole Coxey movement took
place in Cleveland's second admins
tration. After some months OF prep
aration the army reached Washing
ton April 20. 1s94.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

70 I9s'N1INIf5I Z.
Write TO the Commissioner of Agri-
culture. Richmond. Va He can send
YOU bulletin on this disorder pub
lished by the United States govern
ment
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Grmhs In sheen
SUBSCRIBER

I WrWHH III NHrtD.
My sheep have grubs in tho bend
What Will cure them?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-19

here, has been appointed chief of
police
Santiago.-Reported that 500
negro rebels are preparing to at.
tack company of y. S. marines at
E1 Cuero mines.
Washington.-Collier's Week
ly has jumped all over Champ
Clark because he allowed testi
monial published advising "all
oyerworked, sickly women to try
electric bitters because they fixed
me.up alright"
Brooklyn.-Po liticians here be-
lieve that Tim Woodruff switch
to Roosevelt will cost him leader
ship of Kings County Repub-
licans.
New York.-Justice Hughes, at
his summer residence, Camp Abe
MAXI, Lake Placid, is reported tc
be making mild efforts to stop his
boom.
Portland, Meat first state
wide primaries ever held here the
Republicans nominated Edwin C. /
Bur1eigh for u. S. senator and
Vim. T. Haines for governor.
Democrats renominated Gov.
Plaisted and Sen. Obadiah Gard
ner without opposition.
Baltirnore.-If the Democratic
convention becomes deadlocked
Gov. John Burke, North Dakota,
will be put forward as. compro-
mise candidate.
White Plains, N. Y.-Mrs.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is fighting
against release of her husband.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-19


Academy held commencement ex-
ercises. Katherine E.. Conway,
Boston, given papal decoration by
Father Morrissey.
La Porte, Ind.-Isaac Han
cock, 65, wealthy farmer, suicide.
Gas. Grief over death of grand
daughter.
Erie, Pa.-Harry Finn, 10, son
of banker, and Katherine Dooley,
IS, eloped to New York and got
married.
Niles, Mich.-Karl Pettibone,
former student University of
Michigan, rolled peanut around
block because Roosevelt capdi-
date for temporary chairman Chi
cago convention was defeated.
Ell Paso, Tex.-William c. Nc
Gown, attorney and member state
Legislature, suicide. Shot himself
in head. Ill health believed.
acknowledgement that Italy
has agreed to confer with powers
in effort to settle war with Tur-
key.
Manila, P. I.-Michael Whal-
en-, only American leper here, has
been elected president of leper re-
public on Island of Culion.
New York.-Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish has been making long
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-19

en-, only American leper here, has
been elected president of leper re-
public on Island of Culion.
New York.-Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish has been making long
speeches and informing people
that u. S. is on brink of reign of
terror because Americans are de-
cadent.
Neutrality-suspicious. judiciary
committee to vote on Archibald
impeachment resolution tomor-
row.
Bloomington, Ill.-Autopsy of
DR.. H. w. tombstone, University
of Indiana, who died on train,
showed poison. Investigation to
be made
-lsN s5uHA .nso-. noJsalhssW
The Washington times., 1912-12-26
Vital Records.
Births.
WHITE.

WHITE. ~
Lenard B. and Mary e. Watson. boy.
Fred w. and Carrie o. Traband, boy.
Lewis q. ana Anna L. A. 0inn. boy.
Norris and Rosie Shank. boy.
6anto and Carrnela emiraido, boy.
Charles q. and Margaret Fipsr. giri.
Charles n. and Ollie Il. ottsrbact, giri.
william H. and Annie McNanus, glri.
Lee B. and Blanche y. Herman. gifi.
Laurence L. and Alice A. jenkins. giri.
Raymond c. and Jensine J. 0oodhert,
boy.
Robert and Ettis Brandt, girl. .
COIORED.
Charles H. and Mildred wallace, boy.
Oden and Matte Wood, GirI.
E0ward q. ana Armenia Randolph, gtPls
Linus q. and Anna L. Joy, boy.
The Washington times., 1912-12-26

IN. !. IS7 llth II. n. W.
AND OUTSIDE ROOMS, with porcbss,
modsru; no children; references; Now rent:
sssner 7th and T N. ". OWNER. 10 Z NV,
The Washington times., 1912-12-26

MONEY LOANED salaried people, Vor,1.
kseping houss. and others. essy paymSnss
h. ELWOOD, }SS!EEiSe SsA EliS RI;. =.
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WALL PAPER
W0RKINGMAN'S WANTS

NORTHUMBERLAND Christmas to all,
and II you have not called IN US for n
slightly used suit or overcoat - to $40; we
VIII be open tomorrow; one price. JCSTH' :
OLD STAND. 6l9 ID. l.
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Marriage Licenses.
WHITE.

John A. Reed ana Maggie q. Netts. a
HsIrx Halle, ana Mary C. Hailsr. Of
sGaG Sos'; X II w::s ass
Masrsy A. Bowie. Of King george ceua.
y. Va, and Cisrice +. shelton. oe
Henry II. Sn; cSiidr;.ss -. and rmm. W;
Owens. Of Richmond. Va. ~
cisytSn nsn. ,; =; pSSy pWSc0dy ana Emma
kins. Of Petersbura. Va. -
.M. Richmond. va.
Alvin G; Lovett: Of coiiingsvood. N. J..
James ". crsddock ana Anna Clay, Of
Washington. -, =
res:. Of Richmond. va.
Charles =. Thompson and Lillian N.
Joseph r. Merells and Bessie q. PAGE,
Of Richmond.
Odie II. Fowler and Eva A. Youns, Of
Washington.
William , z, Biamer and Edith v. Aroui-
Judson 4. Hass. Of Picture Rocles.
Pa. and Jane M. Moran. Of Du Bois.
Ernest Cornell. Of Alexandra, Ohio, and
noSe Al. Maynes, OF washington.
COLORED.
Maurice W. Murray and Lille NJ. Jack.
son. Of Washington.
Roy Allen and Clara Carter. Of Wash.
ington.
Howard Sargent and Juanita M. Eide.
line, OF Washington.
James Lewis and Susie seco, Of wash.
inEton.
Harris Jones and Melinda A. John.
son. of Washington,
OF Washington.
The Washington times., 1912-12-26

rooms and bath. a. .: rooms and bath,
fro9t corner. =; electric elevator; telephonc
The Washington times., 1912-12-26

9Th ST. " E.. iSS-Exceliert table board |;
transients accommodated: meals by day.
week or month.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Let the New Year nnd you In m. ,.nd.
lord clsas-owninS voI,r ~. uo sanu.
You cam 4 expec, m sv.- h. al, - A,
. landlord. s's" :" " Aesp'ns
Come ana ses 1hass SrW.S,. III. - ~. .nem.
SIS 70 al n street n - ~. sxhthps thp"e y
10 open daily until n m eA"o' "0'he
They were built by Eidd.u.b l. ah.,,,,
Inc witch n IN. iSass sssySth,S onanncn.
for ousiitv az co,,e, sne DeSt possible guarantee
That ~Cureo.e cc.sSSsS... -
The Washington times., 1912-12-26

HAVE FOR SALE
Within Ten Ainutes' Walk Of the
WHITE HOUSE
4 number Of bargains ranging In price from
oI,soo to 10000
INVESTMENTS. HOMES. BUSINESS
PROPERTY
let me know what you want In real -.
tate.
I have It or can nnd II for you II II can
be found.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
Real Estate, Sales, Rents, Loans.
INSURANCE..
- 10th st. n. W. Phone Main tssl
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Deaths.
-...---

Mary +. r. hewitt. rs years. is.o Cal.
vert street northSvest.
MHargaret H1S =. sslSy. . years. lsu Good
Samuel J. Sheppard. "a years. 800 street
Hanors Keliher. =: years. lsi4 WIS.,
Norman Baker. . years. Casualty Hos.
Ls.tin. n; Clifford. "a years II: Fourth
Frank 8: Wheeler. q years. mn o street
Owen Owen. g years. 1876 New York
Lucia 4. Ciapp. 81 years. lsso H street
Eiiss s,i p Flowers. s. years. sos F street
Mary v. Crow. 5s years. $50 H street.
Henry 6. smith. 2s years. Government
Bettie Nsyior. ) years. children's
rhomss o'Nen. 81 years. Government
N'nS: 7s:'s so.Si;.Is i TissS' IS years. ru''''u-
Garfield Hospitai. "
John 9. Penn. IS years. AIS Sixth
Edward J. Murphy. SO years. Emer.
gency Hospital.
John Boyle. 90 years. Htckeys Lane.
u. Z.
Ms5y :sT..t 4; ,oI.s.:;, DSS:s; 81 years. 1915 W
julia Lepley. 81 years. 4s7 II street
northwest.
Cornelius Morris. Il years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
William Hawkins. ~ years. Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Jane Peterson. 80 years. 2ol1 First street
southwest.
Bertran A. Brown, Z years. 1917 X street
northwest.
David Cleveland. So years. Garfield Hos
pitai.
Aramenta Smith. 81 years. 1908 Cooks
court.
Mary Bundy. Is wears. l72 Hays court.
Eliza johnson. 20 years. go Willowtrea
alley southwest.
Corneiia rycr. 20 years. Blue Plains,
District OF Columbia.
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1890 CALVERT 81. n. ".
sh ~ 3 sSssosss ssssir: -:
The Washington times., 1912-12-26
PIANO TUNING

WILLIAM ". SAUNDERS,
2Apert tuner and teacher VI piAoe eVaina
MI p,~t ''s'"k ~ veyA