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hp iR V' i 'A 'VOLUME CXLV NO. 162. BALTIMORE; MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1909. 16 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT TlffiRE Fcmp lawyers UI-BOUBMB-LY BETTER QUALITY GOODSr LOWER PRICES, MORE CONVENIENT CREDIT, Are the magnets which attract and hold the trade at 0 0 A Tin (tTfi (P UTTil fP PTP3 2. Read the list below, which includes the most eminent layyers of the -State; men.

who have given years of study to constitutional questions and to measures for the pro-motion of order and good government men distinguished alike for legal attainments and for. good citizenship, devoted to the welfare of ouc State. See where they stand on the great issue of this campaign: "We, the undersigned, members of the of Maryland, are in favor of the adoption Suffrage Amendment to the Constitution A FEW- ACRES NEAR ROLAND PARK To meet a demand for larger places, we have subdivided a small tract of about 26 acres into 8 lots, each containing a good building site and, approximately, from two to five acres of land. It is located a few hundred feet west of Roland avenue, south of Lake avenue. It lies high, commands good views, is in an excellent neighborhood will be protected by reasonable building restrictions.

It has been improved by a good macadamized road" and is supplied with Roland Park water. The sub-division has been named POPLAR HILL, which was the name of the original tract when owned by the late John W. Ward. Three of the lots have been sold, and we are, for the present, offering the remainirfg five lots at an average price of about $1500 per acre. roland park company: mm THE GREAT PRICE-CUTTER, fny NORTH HOWARD BiG BARGAINS IN THE SURPLUS SALE Great Scott thought, when he bought Ms present immense stock of the very finest that all business depression as a thing of the past! But for once he thought wrong Now he has this great stock on his hands, and he must get rid of it without regard to value or cost So he is giving bargains such as have never been known anywhere They are all honest bargains Great Scott would not stoop to deceive his friends the Masses And because they are all honest bargains the Universal Provider warns you not to lose time in coming for what you want! $6.50 CHIFFONIERS, $3.98.

Great Scott is overloaded with beautiful Chiffoniers and they must go at any price. Now he offers this one particular kind, of solid oak with five drawers, at two-thirds of the value. $17.50 DRESSERS, $9. 50. Almost half price think of it Fine Princess Dressers, in quartered oak, with swell 'front, high polish and an 18x36-inch bevel plate mirror.

$30 PARLOR' SUITES, $17. 50. These three-piece. mahosrany--finish Suites have heavy arms and large claw feet, and are upholstered in the handsomest green piusn imaginable. $15 COUCHES, $7.95.

Upholstered in chased leather and with six rows of diamond tufts they have a solid oak frame with-claw feet, all-steel springs, and are 30 Inches wide and 78 inches long. $25 CHINA CLOSETS, $15.75. Solid quartered oak, with solid roll posts and claw feet beveled glass and swell door. 85c. TAPESTRY CARPETS 45c Wool Ingrain Carpets are to go for 55.

Rues and Drueeets are all at about half price In this vast Surplus Sale. All the Credit You Want. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN AMERICA 420 NORTH HOWARD STREET (Second Door from Franklin) GREAT-SCOTT "The Suffrage Amendment will not Disfranchise any White Voter in the State, Native or Foreign Bom." Sun, September 8,1909. lIMtM Be Held at the Cross Market I Charles and Cross Streets, Moitoy, Oct. -25, AT 8 P.

Come and listen to an honest, fair and impartial discussion of the issues of the campaign by ISAAC LOBE-STUM U. S. Senator of Maryland MAX WATS. ADAM DEUPERT, SAM W. PATTISON, EOUIS D.

GREENE, HOWARD W. JACKSON, RALEIGH C. THOMAS, FRANK J. PENTZ, LEONARD E. BEACH, ANDREW J.

BARRON, HERMAN BORN, G33JO. W. DELLMAN, JOHN C. DIETZ. F.

V. HOSSEFROSS. Music. LOTIIS A. C.

DOCKMAN Will Preside. JOHN HANNIBAL, -Chairman Democratic State Central Committer for City. JAMES M. H. ROWLAND.

Chairman Democratic Advisory Committee of 120. FRANK PHILLIPS, Treasurer. TO THE PUBLIC: The Citizens Committee organized to encourage the introduction injo this city of natural gas, havings indorsed' the amended natural gas ordinance, invites those in sym-pathy with this movement to become members by promptly sending their names and addresses to F. S. CHAVANNES, Sec.

Citizens' Committee, Builders' Exchange Bldg HARRY D. BUSH. Chairman General Committee. DAVID H. CARROLL, Chairman Executive Committee.

Sr. Ashwell C. Brewer Has removed from 521 N. Charles st. to th Professional Building, 330 N.

Charles st Third Floor. Room 802-3. Mc Vernoa 5S. Will Mi CS. De las leetiig LFtETTDTTCE 6KWO ran mn Guaranteed to the most critical player absolute satisfaction.

In euse it will fit in the smallest room, being but a 5-foot Grand. For the lover of music, with a lack of ability as a performer, we extend a courteous invitation to Bee the STIEFF PMyer PMino It will positively make 'a friend of you. Also Bargains in USED UPRIGHTS STEINWAT, KNABE. LESLIE CONOVER, SINGER, SQUARES ORGANS $15 and Up USED PLAYER PIANO MAHOGANY CASE. $300 ACCOMMODATING TERMS.

OUR TUNING REPAIR DEPARTMENT Is under SPECIAL MANAGEMENT, with a competent MECHANIC as SUPERINTENDENT. Estimates made free of charge. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 9N. LIBERTY ST.

Citizens' f-Association Opposed! to tie BisfraicMsii! Amendment EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHARLES J. BONA PARTE, JOHN PHILIP HILL, ROBERT GARRETT, HENRY F. BAKER, WALTER B. BROOKS, JACOB EPSTEIN. HENRY B.

WILCOX, THEODORE MARBURG, WILBUR MILLER, C. H. WAGAMAN, DAVID H. CARROLL, O. E.

WELLER. NICHOLAS P. BOND, BLANCH ARD RANDALL FRANCIS A. WHITE. JUST ONEREASON AGAINST THE AMENBMENT The Names of ONE Out of Every SIX WHITE VOTERS Have Been Taken from the Registration Lists by the ANNAPOLIS ELECTION LAW, Which is Modeled on the DISFRANCHISING AMENDMENT.

This means that the Amendment will probably disfranchise some FORTY THOUSAND WHITE VOTERS throughout the State. Do you wish to make sure that you will not be one of these' i FORTY THOUSAND WHITE VOTERS? Do you wish to make sure that your friends and kinsmen will not be found among these FORTY THOooAND VVrtlTE VOTERS? Then Work Hard and TT00 KSalEEflllDEiflCkliaTr More reasons against the Amendment given daily by prominent citizens at 220 East Baltimore street at 12.15 P. M. Spzakjebs fob Today REV. A.

R. HUSSEY HON. ROBT. T. GRAHAM.

By order, of H. B. Wilcox, Treas. Hare You Tried a Box of NESER'S NEW FRIED OYSTERS It's worth the car fare to be conTinoed. The best Fried Oysters in Baltimore.

Also Broiled, Panned and Raw Box. NESER'S, Baltimore and Poppletoa Sti 'V SHOO UP. STHEIPF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MOMPHY Ovr goods are not only attractive, out are dependable, and all are priced in plain figure. All floor coverings are laid and all carpets lined without any additional cost. BRUSSELS CARPETS FROM 65c TO $1.10 PER YARD.

Wilton Velvet Carpets, $1.25 to $1.50 per yard. Blgelow's Axminster Carpets from $1.50 to $2.25 per yard. Inlaid Linoleums, $1.00 to $1.75 per yard. OVER 5,000 RUGS IN BRUSSELS, VELVET, VERONA, AXMINSTER AND WILTONS, in all sizes to match, from Hearth size up to 4 yards wide. Priced from $1.75 up to NOVELTY RUGS which are reversible are the best eoods for the money Size 9 ft.

by 10 ft. 6 $8.50 9 ft. by 12 $10.00 12 it. by -15 $15.00. We have borders to match our carpets, and will make a rug any size wanted to fit your rjom without extra cost above the price or carpet.

-v. EXTENSIVE LINE OF MISSION FURNITURE IN SPECIAL DESIGNS. Rockers and Arm Chairs at $5.00 each. Settees at $9.00. Center Tables, $6.00.

Desks, $9.00. Reception Chairs, DINING ROOM SETS tu great variety. Oak, 6 feet Pedestal Extension Table, with Claw Feet, $12.50. Round End Oak China Cabinets, $14.50. Oak Sideboard to Match, $25.

High Back Oak Chairs to Match, $2.50.. UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE in 3 and 5 Piece Suits from $12.50 to $375. Window and Reception Chairs from $3.50 to $18.00. Roman Chairs and Polished Seat Rockers from $2.75 to $20.00. Morris Chairs, in all woods' and covers, from $5.50.

Leatherette Couches, Oak Frames. $10.00. Leather Upholstered Chairs and Rockers, $12.50. DRESSERS IN ALL WOODS from $10.50 to $90.00. Chiffoniers In all woods from $5.50 to $65.00.

Dressing Tables in all woods from $8.50 to $35.00. Brass Beds from $8.50 to $65.00. Enameled Beds from $1.50 to $18.00. China Dinner and Toilet Sets, Gas Stoves with 6 feet Tubing, $1.50. Gas Ranges, set ready for use, $12.50.

COAL STOVES AND RANGES, set up ready for use, $10.00, and every requisite for furnishing. Call on us. Our distributed pay system is planned to meet your convenience. See Personal column. HOMEFURNISHER, 320 and 332 W.

Lexington St. Open Saturday 10 P. M. "TTte Suffrage Amendment will not dis franchise any White Voter in the State, Native or Foreign Born." Sun, Septem- oer j.yu. mmtk Will Held at the HOLLINS MARKET HALL Hollins Street and Carrollton Avenue, MONDAY, OCT.

25, 1909 AT 8 P. M. -Come and listen to an honest, fair and impartial discussion of the issues of the campaign toy HON, ISIDOR RAYNER, U. S. SENATOR OF MARYLAND; HON.

H. J). MONEY, U. S. SENATOR OF MISSISSIPPI; Stephen W.

Gambr ill, Esq. MAX WAYS, ADAM DEUPERT, SAM W. PATTISON, LOUIS D. GREENE. HOWARD W.

JACKSON, RALEIGH C. THOMAS, JOHN T. HOG AN, DR. T. A.

ASHBY. JAS. McC. TRIPPE, JAS. A.

DAWKINS, T. LEIGH MARRIOTT, CHAS. W. GRANT, FRANK J. PENTZ, LEONARD E.

BEACH, ANDREW J. BARRON, HERMAN BORN, GEORGE W. DELLMAN, JOHN C. DIETZ, FRANCIS V. HOSSEFROSS.

DR. J. HARRY ULLRICH Will Preside Music. JOHN HANNIBAL, Chairman Democratic State Central Committee for Baltimore City. JAMES M.

II. ROWLAND, Chairman Democratic Advisory Commlt-- tee of 120. FRANK PHILHPS, Treasurer. Bon-Fires On Election Nights Prohibited. -OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS, October 14, 1909.

Heretofore, from time to time, fires have been built in the streets on election nights, and prior to elections boys have been in the habit of collecting boxes, barrels, and resorting on the night of the election to tearing down fences, as well as to other depredations, to secure material for these fires, all of which is not only against the law, but dangerous and reprehensible. The police will exercise the strictest vigilance to prevent these practices and arrest all offenders, but the board feels that the citizens can and ought to co-operate with the police to stop them by exerting their authority in their homes end their influence generally against such infractions of the law. The board therefore takes this means of bringing the matter to the attention of citizens, and asks their aid in the enforce ment of the law. SHERLOCK SWANN. JOHN B.

A. WHELTLE, PETER E. TOME, Police Commissioners. Please Read This Advertisement. THE NATIONAL MECHANICS' BANK Has Money to Lend for Manufacturing and Commercial Purposes.

Accounts oj Corporations, Firms and Individuals Are Respectfully Solicited. A BUSINESS BANK FOB BUSINESS PEOPLE. JOHN B. RAMSAY, President. JAMES SCOTT, Cashier CHARLES BANK.

Asst. Cashier. EXCURSION BULLETIN. $1.25 Harper's Fehbt, Charles-town, Summit Point, Wadesvillb and Winchester and Sunday, October 31. Special train leaves Baltimore, Mount Royal Station, 8 A.

Camden Station 6.10 A. M. THE SUN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, SON SQUARE, Corner of Street. 1: Dem i it a bar of the State of the pending of this State:" MARTIN BURKE JAMES CLARK EDWARD M. HAMMOND EDWARD T.

JONES DANIEL M. MURRAY REUBEN D. ROGERS LOUIS T. CLARK JOSEPH L. DONOVAN 0 CHARLES E.

KING EDWARD B. P0VELL FRED. R. PEDDICORD HENRY R. LEWIS HARVEY L.

COOPER REUBEN GAREY J. E. ELLWANGER OSCAR CLARK -VM. J. RICKARDS GILMOR S.

HAMILL STUART F. HAMILL G. S. HAMILL, JR. WM.

R. OFFUTT JOHN T. MITCHELL A. T. MATTHEWS MARION DeK.

SMITH S. SCOTT BECK LEWIN W. HICKS HARRISON W. VICKERS, JR. HOPE H.

BARROLL WILLIAM W. BECK WM. M. SLAY HARRISON W. VICKERS JAMES W.

OWENS A. T. BRADY WINSON G. GOTT HUGH R. RILEY ELIHU S.

RILEY RIDGELY P. MELVIN JERRY L. SMITH NICHOLAS H. GREEN ROBT. MOSS HALLAM CLAUDE CHARLES E.

FINK- MICHAEL E. WALSH JOHN M. ROBERTS E. OLIVER GRIMES, JR. BENJ.

F. CROUSE GUY W. STEELE JNO. MILTON REIFSNIDER E. O.

WEANT CHARLES O. CLEMSON WILLIAM H. HELLEN JOHN GRAY J. BRISCOE BUNTING SPENCER C. JONES HATTERSLY W.

TALBOTT CHARLES W. PRETTYMAN WILLIAM H. TALBOTT BOWIE F. WATERS ROBERT B. PETER ALEXANDER KILG0UR CHARLES N.

BOUIC J. ALBY HENDERSON BLAIR LEE GEORGE H. LAMAR PRESTON B. RAY PHILIP D. LAIRD JOHN A.

GARRETT EDWARD C. PETER W. O. SPATES H. T.

NEWCOMB R. E. L. SMITH ARTHUR PETER H. MAURICE TALBOTT FRANK HIGGINS ALBERT M.

BOUIC WILLIAM F. PRETTYMAN J. DAWSON WILLIAMS CLIFFORD H. ROBERTSON JOSEPH B. SETH T.

HUGHLETT HENRY N. E. CLARK -ALBERT LOWE J. FRANK TURNER HON. J.

HARRY COVINGTON JOHN W. D. JUMP WM. MASON SHE HAN J. FLETCHER CLARK M.

TTLGHMAN JOHNSTON, F. P. DIMFEL HENRY L. D. STANFORD GORDON TULL JOSHUA W.

MILES GEORGE H. MYERS HENRY J. WATERS W. H. DASHIELL HARRY C.

DASHIELL J. M. STREET HERMAN STUMP HARRY S. CARVER FRANK E. GORRELL OTHO S.

LEE E. II. WEBSTER JOHN D. WORTHINGl ON WALTER R. McCOMAS M.

H. FAHEY CHARLES H. McCOMAS WALTER W. PRESTON JOHN S. YOUNG THOS.

H. ROBINSON JAMES LYLE NOBLE L. MITCHELL J. ROYbiuN STIF'LER WM. H.

HARLAN JAMES E. ELLEGODD JOS. P. BAILEY ALEXANDER M. JACKSON S.

R. DOUGLAS THOS. PERRY E. STANLEY TOADVTN F. LEONARD WAILES geo.

w. d. Waller GEO. W. LILLY GEO W.

BELL L. ATWOOD BENNETT J. FRANK HARPER JAMES T. EARLE J. H.

C. LEGG RICHARD F. EARLE EDWIN H. BROWN, JR. CHARLES E.

TUCKER MADISON BROWN MADISON B. BOBjDLEY THOMAS J. KEATING JOHN E. STONE R. LAURIE MITCHELL Wr MITCHELL DIGGS WALTER J.

MITCHELL JOSIAH HAWKINS Ijf Murray Yandiver, Treasurer. Deposit Tour Money with the INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY OF MARYLAND And Receive 3 Per Cent, on Sub-tlantial Balances Subject to Check. DOUGLAS H. GORDON, President 0 0 0 0 0 0 () 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 () 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GEORGE P. BAGBY JOHN C.

JTOLSON HENRY P. BRIDGES GERALD HILL WASHINGTON BOWIE, JR. WILLIAM J. OGDEN LOUIS J. ROTH JOS.

TOWNSEND ENGLAND T. BAYARD WILLIAMS WILLIAM E. McHUGH-E. WALTON BREWINGTON ROSS MILES DIGGS JOSHUA HORjR, JR. JAMES J.

LINDSAY OWEN W. REDDY C. HOWARD MILLIKIN EDWARD HALL, JR. WALTER W. DERR E.

K. WILSON ALBERT B. HALL MARTIN G. KENNEDY W. WARD CORRELL FRANCIS E.

PEGRAM HOWELL H. THOMAS CHARLES P. COADY CLARENCE K. BOWIE E. J.

ELLINGER J. J. McNULTY G. MITCHELL GRIFFITH AARON J. SIMON WILLIAM R.

BARNES WYATT W. ESTEP EDWARD T. OWENS MORTIMER B. HALL CARL K. McKENDRICK JAMES R.

BREWER JAMES R. BREWER, JR. CHARLES 1IARLEY BURDETTE B. WEBSTER FRANK J. H0EN WM.

APPOLD VOOD WM. B. WOOD john b. a. wheltle william e.

hardiman j. alexander hilleary, jr. edward l. ward adolph f. duker Lawrence j.

Mccormick robert w. beach w. preston rasin ROBERT E. LEE WILLIAM J. N0RRIS EDWARD S.

STANLEY OREGON MILTON DENNIS JAMES G. JR. WM. PURNELL HALL LAKE RICHARD C. MAYO A.

BERNARD CHANCELLOR HARRY E. KARR J. KREBS RUSK, JR. GEORGE C. THOMAS ALFRED Ji CARR CONWAY S.

HODGES GEO. WASHINGTON WILLIAMS' ROBERT S. BIGGS JAMES W. DENNY EDWARD I. CLARK LAURIE II.

RIGGS N. IRVIN GRESSITT J. IRVING BEALMEAR GEO. T. COULSQN, JR.

GEORGE G. SHEPHERD FRANCIS J. MOONEY DANIEL B. CHAMBERS JOHN M. REQUARDT T.

ROWLAND SLINGLUFF PHILIP S. BALL FRANCIS P. CURTIS WILLIAM STR0BEL LEVY JAMES B. THOMAS ELDRIDGE HOOD YOUNG J. BERNARD WELLS FRED.

R. PEDDICORD THOMAS P. DRYDEN WALTER WELLS -R. D. COE a.

m. addison spencer m. clark wm. edgar byrd howard smith read a. McCaffrey george s.

booker wm. g. towers JOSEPH C. JUDuE FRANK D. NOELL FREDERICK W.

MALDEIS JOS. A. CLARK SAMUEL REGISTER JASPER M. BERRY, JR. GEORGE E.

ROBINSON SETH H. LINTHICUM EDWIN R. STRINGER WILLIAM F. PIRSCHER G. W.

DEXTER DANIEL S. SULTJVAN VICTOR WILSON G. F. CUSHWA CHARLES T. BAGBY- CLAYTON C.

HALL BENJAMIN B. SHREEVES JACOB MYER 4 BUCHANAN SCHLEY J. E. R. WOOD JOHN W.

STATON ROBERT W. WELLS DAVID J. LEWIS T. SANGSTON INSLEY EMERSON C. HARRINGTON GEORGE FORBES THOMAS B.

GRESHAM PHILEMON H. TUCK RICHARD E. PREECE JAMES F. THRIFT W. B.

ATHEY FRANK F. LUTHARDT S. JOHN LION GEORGE E. ROBINSON BENJAMIN A. STANSBURY JAMES E.

STEWART J. CHARLES LINTHICUM R. FULLER SHRYOCK WILLIAM DUNCAN THOMAS A. MURRAY I J. THOMAS MORRIS HENRY R.

NEESON OMAR D. CROTHERS JOHN G. ROGERS Published BERNARD CARTER RANDOLPH BARTON WILLIAM L. MARBURY ARTHUR W. MACHEN ISIDOR RAYNER DANIEL M.

THOMAS WILLIAM S. BRYAN ARTHUR GEO. BROWN JOSEPH PACKARD JOHN GILL, JR. W. CABELL BRUCE A COL.

DAVID G. McINTOSH GEORGE BLAKTSTONE SNOWDEN JAMES M. AMBLER FERDINAND C. LATROBE REDMOND C. STEWART GEORGE R.

WILLIS CHARLES CARTER STEWART BROWN HARRY M. BENZINGER W. BURNS TRUNDLE FIELDER SLINGLUFF WALL-IS BLAKISTONE R. E. LEE MARSHALL WILLIAM COLTON S.

S. FIELD EDWIN J. FARBER ANDREW C. TRIPPE JAMES H. PRESTON ISAAC LOBE STRAUS EDGAR ALLAN POE W.

H. DeC. WRIGHT SYLVAN H. LAUCHHELMER GEORGE WEEMS WILLIAMS RALPH ROBINSON RANDOLPH BARTON, JR. HORACE S.

WHITMAN BERNARD M. CARTER S. CALWELL EUGENE O'DUNNE ARTHUR D. FOSTER JOHN. EMORY CROSS BENJAMIN F.

CATOR CARROLL T. BOND SHIRLEY CARTER -THOMAS. F. CADWALADER WARD B. COE GEORGE L.

RADCLIFFE L. STINCHCOMB LOUIS N. FRANK JOHNSON POE -ARMSTRONG THOMAS CLARENCE W. PERKINS WILLIAM R. HUBNER OSBORNE YELLOTT HOWARD BRYANT.

F. V. RHODES JOHN HANNIBAL FERDINAND C. DUGAN JAMES U. DENNIS C.

BAKER CLOTWORTHY HOWARD P. SADTLER ALEXANDER PRESTON JULIAN S. JONES -JOHN F. WILLIAMS JOHN M. CARTER JOSEPH S.

GOLDSMITH O. PARKER BAKER ALONZO L. MILES GARNETT Y. CLARK GERMAN H. H.

EMORY R. LEE SLINGLUFF ROBERTSON GRISW0LD SAMUEL K. DENNIS CM. ARMSTRONG STEPHEN P. CAMPBELL JESSE SLINGLUFF L.

B. KEENE CLAGGETT CHARLES H. STANLEY PETER J. CAMPBELL RAYMOND S. WILLIAMS J.

McGRATH ROGER T. GILL WILLIAM J. GARRETT" ROBERT F. LEACH, JR. JOHN L.

G. LEE -JAMES A. LATANE ARTHUR L. JACKSON EDWARD M. HAMMOND WM.

A. WHEATLEY J. II. ELLIOTT GEORGE STEWART BROWN STEVENS THOMSON MASON DUKE BOND EDWIN T. DICKERSON, CARLYLE BARTON WILTON SNOWDEN, JR.

FRANK G. TURNER WM. H. SURRATT J. MILTON LYELL CHARLES A.

MARSHALL ALLAN C. GIRDWOOD W. W. PARKER LUTHER E. MACK ALL DANIEL M.

HENRY CARL K. MENGEL TAZEWELL T. THOMAS JOHN T. MORRIS, JR. WILLIAM lu RAWLS ALFRED BAGB1, JR.

ARTHUR W. MACHEN, JR. DAVID G. McINTOSH, JR. JOHN J.

HURST R0DGERS O. KNIGHT T. TILDEN KELBAUGH JAMES F. THRIFTj FRANK DRISCOLL. W.

G. OLMSTEAD EDWIN H. BROWNLE GEORGE F-HERBERT WILLIAM CURRAN JOHN W. PRINZ WALTER D. EISEMAN WILSON J.

CARROLL JAS. A. FECHTIG, JR. J. COLLINS LEE WILLIAM MTLNES MALOY THOMAS HOWARD EMBERT HENRY J.

BREWINGTON WILLIAM G. DONALDSON WM. TRICKETT. GILES CURTIS Q. TYSON EDWIN EARECKSON, JR.

WM. PINKNEY WHYTE, JR. ALEXANDER HARDCASTLE, JOHN T. MORRIS DANIEL COMBS If you ralue your lace curtains you'd better have them cleaned by us. We.

do the best lace curtain cleaning In town. 25 Omces. 7 16 Wagons. EDWARD BRADY SON BUILDERS, CATHEDRAL AND. HOWARD STS, i': JR.

LYRIC THEATRE. PbitedelpMa Orchestra CARL POHLIG, Conductor. Season tickets to former subscribers closes Todax. Open to general public Tomobsow. Prices, $7.00, $5.00, $4.00, according to location.

Tickets and prospectus at Albaugns, corner Charles and Fayette streets. MARYLAND KEITH STAR ATTRACTIONS. -Cecil Lean and Flokecb Holbbook, Originators of Patter Songs. 9 Kxixixos "Fete in Venire." St. Elia and Dh Fobbest At.

Cableton. Connolly and Webb Lillian Ashlet. Wallace Galvin Kinetogbaph. E. F.

Hawley "The Bandit." POM'S- Tonight at 8.15. Carriages 10.50. HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers The New Hungarian Operetta, GAY HUSSARS THE Special Savage Grand Opera Orchestra. Company of 100.

Nights, 23c to $1.50. Wed. 25c to $1. NEXT WEEK- Seats On Sale 79 London was great, but- me back to Baltimore. Hexbt B- Harris Will Present ROSE STAHL cho'hJS'dx, A Comedy by James Forbes Author of "The Traveline Salesman." ELECTION RETURSB TUESDAY XIGHT.

THURSDAY AFT. AT- 3.30 FRED. MBsLQ Talks of Travel in Distant Lands. lUPT A TIT From Blarney Castle to Giant's Causeway. -Reserved Seats, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.

HOLLIDAY ST. Note the Prices Matinee or Night 800 Coupon Seats, 9so Balcony or Parquet, Orchestra Seats, 50c. No Higher. Chas. E.

Blanet Offers His Latest Comedv Drama in Four "THE GIRL AND THE DETECTIVE." Next Week "Young Buffalo in New York." K9to7 OuOQJCDQnnoncBnQteD" Matinee Daily. HARRY MONTAGUE And His FASHION PLATES Next LADY BUCCANEERS. ACABEMY. ---TiVSS The Sensational Musical Comedy, THE QUEEN OF THE MOULIN ROUGE Greatest Dancing Show on Earth. Trices: Night, 25c, 50c.

75c, $1, $1.50, S2. Sat. 25c. to $1.50. Wed.

Mat, 25c to $1. NEXT WEEK FRANCIS WILSON. Prices. 25c to $1.50. Wed.

25c to $1. IN THE BA TTLE xo1YTheGoMeEWldowTufsADY. The Garage SjUatlnjf Rink NOW OPEN. 8 Sessions Daily 10 A. 2 and 8 P.

M. Parson's Fourth Reciment Band. ADVERTISING DIRECTORY, The Lyric. Pare Food and TWO WEEKS, BEGINNING MONDAY EVENING Oct. 25th, 1909 Open Afternoons.

1.30 to 5.30. Evenings, 7.36 to 10.30. PRACTICAL. DEMONSTRATIONS OF PURE FOODS Free Samples, Motion Pictures, Musical Concerts, and Prizes -v Each Day. SEE THE "BLUE BELL HORSE SHOW," The Most Wonderful Animals Ever Shown.

Admission Adults, 25c; Children, 10c. Don't fail to ask your grocer for Special Tickets, good for part admission. FLRST 500 LADIES Purchasing admission tickets -will be presented with a handsome Souvenir. Every one should hold coupon of ticket. They are valuable.

Second Peabody Recital" FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, at 4 o'Clock, --Fritz Kreisler, Violinist Season tickets (reserved) for 15 Recitals, $7.00. Single tickets (unreserved), 75c. On Sale at Albaugh's. Western. Maryland Railroad.

Lost Sunday Excursion oj the Season. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31 To the Great Battlefield of GETTYSBURG' And Picturesque, Quaint $1 ROUND TRIP $1 Children Under 12 Half Fare. Special Fast Train leaves Hillen Station S.40 A. M. Returning, leaves Gettysburg 5.30 P.

M. and Hanover 6P.1L GAYFTY Popular A With the People. Matinee Today at 2.15. Tonight at 8J.5. Illustrating the Tiewer Burlesque.

CLARK'S 0RL A Veritable Tornado of Good Things. Kext Week AL REEVES' BIG SHOW. Baltimore's Model Theatre, -it Presenting Onlv the Best in VAUDEVILLE AND MOVING PICTURES, ST 11.30 A. M. to 11 P.

M. Ferorma.ice Altcoja Going On. Admission, 10c RnnnlDg Race and Steeplechase. PIMLICO, MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB FALL MEETING, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23, TO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, INCLUSIVE.

SIX RACES, Including Steeplechase, Each Davl FIRST RACE. 2.15 P. M. ADMISSION, $1.00. Tickets at Albaugh's.

Charles and Fayette-ts. Ca of United Railways direct to track. Before Going to the Races Stop at the HOTEL STUDIO and get a Prime Rib Roast Dinner. Charles St. and Mount Royal Atc Amusements Auctions Boarding and Rooms Business Opportunities Dry Goods Page 1 15 3 3 i 5j 6 14 i mancial Furniture 1 Help and Situations Wanted.

Horses and Carriages Lost and Found. Personals. 'is Railroad Lines. You Net Them Now. ANDIRONS; FIBE SETS, FENDERS.

GEO. H. HARRINGTON BRO 531 North Howard 'St. BIr. Wliilow' Soothlns Syrup la the beat Kemedy for Children whll Teething.

23 cents a Dottls. 3 3 3 3 A 8 14 ,10 Steamship Sporting jl.