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tl-. k- -ehe ifni. 7 ALEXANDRA TRAFFIC VIOLATORS PUNISHED Fourteen Drivers Prosecuted as Warning for Future Liquor Elections Ordered. ALEXANDRIA. July 17 Four-J teen drivers of vehicles -were cited to appear In the police court today to answer charges of violating the traffic rules and regulations A majority of those cited forfeited $1 collateral each and those who put in appearance were fined Jl each.

In each case the charge made was making Improper turns at street corners. Among the cases was that of 'William Jackson, colored, a cart driver According to the testimony he mde the wrong turn at King and Washington streets In his defense Jackson said: "Judge your honor. I turned that way In order to get home soon as I was taking medicine, and that was my prerogative." is my preogatlve, to fine you one dollar," said the court. Jackson paid it and departed. City Sergt.

R. H. Cox today received a communication from Chief Clerk Jarces H. Hayes, Jr office of the. secretary of the Commonwealth, directing him to call a special election on State-wide prohibition on September 22.

Notlctg to the foregoing effect wem posted this afternoon at the variouR voting places In the city. From now oa there will be an active fight o. hith sides. In this city the "wets" probably will win out by a large majority. Cnly nlnetv citizens here signal th petition to the governor to call a State-Wde election.

In Alexandria county a total of SO oiers signed the petition. Charles Le Hew has oeen appointed ticket agent at the union passenger railway station to succeed his father, William G. Le Hew. nho died Saturday last. Mr Le Hew served under his father In the ticket office.

A number of cases of typhoid fever are reported in the city Several fever patients are now at the Alexandria Hospital for treatment. ROCKVILLE. In the presence of only members of the two families. Miss Mary Louise Parslev daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Parsley, of Brookevllle, and Dr Ernest C.

Fishbaugh, of Johns Honkins Hospital. Baltimore, were married last evening, the ceremony being performed at the home of the bride's parents bv the Rev. Peter M. Boyden, of New Market. formerly rector of the Episcopal rhnrch at Onley Immediately afterward the young couple departed for their honeymoon trip.

They will live In Los Angeles. Xew suits have been filed In the circuit court here as follows: Helen M. Sest against Florence J. Appleby and others, for sale of real estate, George Linthlcum against Grover Lin-thicum. on note Sallie L.

Walker aralnst "Washington Grove Association, for redemption of rent. Robert Walker against Washington Grove Association, for specific performance of contract Jlr and Mrs. Forsberg, accompanied by their daughters. Miss Olga and Miss Dorothy, Mrs G. Forsberg.

Mr and Mrs. Davis, Miss Mary Miller, Mr. Van Fleat, and Mr. Sim' mons, disembarked from Mr Forsberg's yacht Cleolla this week, and are located In the Clancey cottage, in Irving avenue, where they will remain during the summer Guests at the Lamb cottage are Mr. and Mrs Sidney Besselievre.

Mr and Mrs William Ers Lamb and son. Mr. and Mrs Harry Hamilton, and Mrs. 1 Clyde M. Hamilton.

Mr and Mrs. Suit and daughter are occupying their cottage, "GeneUa," for the tsason. Mrs Johnson has opened her cottage In Boundary street for the suTimer Miss Blanche Johnson, Ray-" md Johnson, and Harry Blandy are guests. MUs Marguerite Peureasu. of Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs John ood at their cottage.

TVooddale Mrs Mary Speaks is a gust at the cottage of hr father. Councilman WJliam A Cooper. Mr and Mrs. Frank Lamb are entertaining their nicts. Missis Ruth and Helen Humphrey, and Miss Mary Langley at their cottage in Irving ave-cue- Colcnial Beach Hotel Gren and wife Cooper.

John Thompson. Will-am Wooees, Mary Breiver. Blgley, Mrs. I V. Hendricks Hartley Potts.

Hendricks. Mrs A Be'mort and baby. Mrs. Mcln-trff. MUs Ruby Thomas.

Charles Burtscher and family. Allen Fltz-hjth C. Hadley. Barksdale. Mrs Barksdale.

Mrs. B. Wat- sin Pearey and nl, 1 Bockow-11 and wife Reagan. A Stewart Harrv Harris and wife. Mrs 'Uolf.

Mrs. Thompson. John Baln-fant. Lazarus, Friedman. Kennth Camp.

Allen O'Leary. ncoe and wife L. Stuckler and 1f A Allen A Phillips. A Frank Brown. Campbell.

1 ets and wlf. Henr, Wagner. Edw Barrett Edw Donian. A Serby, Mazo. Mr and Mrs Mrs K.

Carter Victor Gattl. Nordln Philip Bolvs. Mark Rowan Ben Keberskv I ouis Rudolf, Miss ecella Wolf Miss La Rudolf. Miss Goldbere. Miss Hirshwirtz.

James Hardin and wife, Barrlngton, Gates Rappe. Josepn Gannan. Fl'zpatrick. L. William.

Bowen Carre Richardson, Brent. 1r Saler. Dil-ard Jack Smith. Mary Baldwin. Carrie Rilei Darbj.

Joseph Ulman. Stillev. Hudgins and wife. Mus Ethel Bauer Romanz. Ran L.

Burke. Steuart. Wlm HartiE. Mre. Marearet Rouse, Mies Mabel Empe.

Miss Gladys t-mpey. Kennedy. Burton Slosu. Fray and wife. Yrenon and Vlfe, McConnish and wife, Charles "Welsh Casey Welsh.

Samuel Ehern. Lord. Lord. Bayne, Fowler. Mrs Gossnell.

Miss Fowler. Miss Snlffen. Bud L. Patterson nnd wife. Charles A Ion McCadre and famil.

W. inie and wife. Dakir an 1 fam-F Kelihtr, William Martin, Thomas Lyons. John McCarnev, Mrs. irtheo Anderton, W.

E. Nicholson. NEWS FROM I THE BEACH Saved by Doctors, Takes Poison Again "Tired of Being Called a Bum," Writes Spanish War Nurse in Farewell Statement. Lawrence A. Wocdrlng.

a Spanish-American war nurse, who was saved from death from bichloride of mercury poisoning last December by Emergency Hospital physicians, is receiving the attention today of Casualty Hospital coctors who are trying to counteract the effects of a rat biscuit which he says he ate with suicidal Intent. Two hours previous to bing found unconscious at Sixth street and North Carolina avenue southeast, late yesterday, Woodrlng entered the office of The Times and a reporter who had done a slight service for him some time ago, that he was "going away." He left a written statement, asking that it be published. Two hours later the Casuatty Hospital physicians were treating him lor poison. Woodrlng is speechless, perhaps from the effects of the rat biscuit, information of which he wrote for the hospital physicians when restored to consciousness. He said ho wanted to die, and expressed the hope that the doctors would be unsuccessful In their attempts to save him.

Tortured By Moros. Woodrlng: came to Washington last November and sought employment as a nurse. He w-a. suffnrlng from a paralysis of speech, due. he -aid.

to being tortured by Moros In the Philippines. On December 3. he took four tablets of bichloride of mercury, but the physicians at Bmerjrency Hospital defeated the effects of the poi-on. His power of speech also returned In response to treatment there. After recuperating.

WOndring procured temporary employment at the Central Union Mission, and later went to the post hospital at Fort Monroe, where he was employed for a time as a nurse. Coming back to Washington, Woodrlng snys, he was unable to procure steady emplovmer.t and decided tc "flnlnh IL" Woodring said he faced death five times and Is now "up against It a sixth time." As a soldier of fortune In the Philippines, he was employed as a nurse. He was victorious over a siege of cholera, was shot twice and left to die. and finally was attacked by the savage Moros and cruelly tortured. He said he was Imprisoned as an American spy and put In the stocks.

He said he was struck with the butt of a gun and his vocal cords were thus paralyzd. His fifth time to face death was In December, when he took the bichloride poison. In Woodrlng's intended ante-mortem statement left with The Washington Times he reouests that Mrs. Allan K. Capron.

213S California street north- i west, who befriended him. be notified. and he thanks the Gospel Mission for kind treatment. Tired of Being Called Bum. His declaration to "finish It" Is as follows: "I came here to Washngton to see Colonial Beach "Washington's Atlantic City" AiJ, fef Leave Foot of Seventh St Wharf Saturday, July 18, 2:30 P.

M. Sunday, July 19, 9 A. M. Boardwalk, Hotels, Cottages, Fishing, Crabbing, and All Amusements. SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS Adults $1.00 Children Only Season Tickets Sold Good Until Sept.

8. COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL THE HIIGEST WD HOST ATTRACTIVE IIOTCI. O.V THE POTOJI IC Yccommodatlos for 500. EIrctrlr Lighted, Running; Water, Tall llelln, and til Modern Improvement. Inder the Pemonal Management of M.

V. Sherman Second Seaiinn. American Plan The Most Reasonable Rates of An House at the Beach. Special Rates to Families of Two or More by th Week or Month Excellent Table. Larire Cool Rooms.

Homelike. Artesian Water, and the Largest Lawn on the River Front Orchestra Music DurliiK Dinner Hours SPECIAL SEA FOOD DI.NNER, 50c. HOTEL DI.NXER, 75c. COLONIAL GROTTO Junt Fros; Leap From Excursion Pier. Special Prepared Dishes at Popular Prices Salada, Crab, and Sandvrlchc of All Kind Hard Crab Served Free With Refreshment at ll Hour Make Thl Your Mecca While at tbe Beach Bench Front.

Larce Porehe. Cool Room. The King George House (One Block from landing MRS. S. TAKER, Prop.

fn Sea Food and Chicken Dinner rn on Arrlvsl of 5temer "'0UC Reasonable Rates. Reduction to Parties. Mrs. Gilbert. B.

Hutt and wife. A O. Leary. A. E.

Beck. M. Bradfield, G. Olimer Trichulakc. Hu-l-crt Huster, XL Hlldebrand, Mr and Mrs Hon.

E. Thomas and wife. D. De Pilva, H. White and wife, Hlnkle.

A J. Wljman. Emil Llnhart. Mrs Robert English, Robert English and Mrs. Jennie E.

Cole. aF' KJ aWbcv ov 'i Ji saVY aaaVcaw Gi CBBBBaBBBBL. V-; IWsaaseeet lilik Ih jjHttK" f4S aaaaaatBaaaaaaV LAWRENCE A. WOODRING. about some things and lost all I had.

I tried to end It all. Some came to my rescue. They sent me to the Soldiers' Home. Now I never was a pauper. They call us 'Government pauJ After serving my country and doing my duty, what do I get? I have had some work, but very poor pay.

Some did not pay me at all. I have tried everywhere for something to do. They all say I am too small or too light. "Now I am going to finish It this- time for sure. I take this to The Times office today.

I am tired of being called a bum I owe one man here some board, too. That Is all I do owe. I have done work, but cannot get my pay for It. Yet they say I have not got It, so w-hat can a man do? I never was out of money before at all. The Spanish war veterans have done what they could to help me.

and so did Congressman Bailey of Pennsylvania, and Nelson of Wisconsin, and Alney or Pennsylvania. I hae applied for a pension, too. You see there is no kindness among men any more. If you have moniy 3-ou are all right, if not. vou can starv.

So 1 never did ask for anything and I can not. I will die first before I Vr or steal Please tell Mrs. Allan Zi. J.ipron, 21S5 California Mrcet northveit "So good-by to you all. They will not catch me this time.

Good-bv "LAWRENCE A WOODRING. S. They treated me very good at the Gospel Mission, too. but there are drawbacks, too. I will not say what-Good-by.

Tou may think I am crazy, but I am noL So, good-bv. from "LAWRENCE A. WOODRING. "Washington. D.

Go to ENJOY WAYS blowing. Special WEEK-END TRIPS Palatial Steamer ST. JOHNS Sp.fpir8 LINW00D HOUSE Sanitary Plumbing Throughout the House Mrs. MI.N.ME JIcKENNEY Proprietress. Captain HARRY MATTHEWS Will Take Out Fishing Parties from Freight Pier Every Morning on the Launch Office: Lmwood House.

Take Home a Box of Baker's Salt Water Taffy Strictly Pure Made Hourly on the Premises Anacostia, ANACOSTIA. The State of Maryland Is to make many Improvements In Prince George county and within the next few days the highway bridge leading to La Plata, will be closed to traffic Traffic from there to this place must be by way of Congress Heights or Forestvllle. Lewis B. Cooke has disposed of his feed business on Nichols avenue near street to Washington 'business men. Mr.

Ccoke has been In business in Ana-costla for the past ten years. He also has a feed store In this suburb and a grocery store In the city. The Rev. Dr. C.

M. Lvister, superintendent of the Antl-Saloop League for Maryland and the Delaware Peninsula, was the speaker last evening at the temperance mass meeting conducted the Anacostla Federation for Social Service. Tonight Senator Vardaman. of Mississippi and Dr. Henry T.

Cousins, pastor of the Anacostla Baptist church will speak. Members of Electa Chapter. O. E. will go est Monday next to.

Chesapeake Beach for the annual excursion of the chapter. HYATTSVILLE. A great many complaints relative to the noises caused by the engines of automobiles and motorcycles hve been made to the mayor and common council and the matter will be taken up by that body at Its next regular meeting. It is possible that an ordinance will be adopted regulating it. E.

Harvey Smith, manager of the HyattsvlHe baseball tam. has arranged for a field day at Zantzlngcr's Park on August 1, for the benefit of the team, the events to start at 2 o'clock In the afternoon The program will consist of SO. 100, 220 and 440yard dashes, one-mile relay race betwoen two Hyattsville teams, a three-mile race closed to Hyattsville entries. This course fill be measured around the park. There will also be a fifty-yard dash for ladles, and a fifty-yard dash for girls under fifteen years of age, nnd the ladles will have a chance to throw a Baseball for distance.

The Hyattsville baseball team yesterday afternoon defeated the team from Berwyn by the score of IS to 3. the local team making sixteen hits off Turner, while Hlckey. of Hyattsville, allowed the visitors but five blows. Otway B. Zantzlnger has sold his house on Wine avenue to J.

of Washtncton. who will take possssslon about the 1st of August. C. F. Jones, of Laurel, lait night ct.rr Harrlinn tn ar.

QAACU UZilUK-3 Jc v. him In his automobile for a s-hort distance beyond uoueRe i-arx on the "Washington-Baltimore boulevard because he had ben warned of the appearance of footpads. Garrison ac- rrmmnit.t.H but WS1 Unable tO discover any hlshwaymen. Jones and 1 his family trere passing aions me ease of Hvattsville toward their home in, I.aure'l thev were stopped by a party In another machine and told of attempt at a hold up. Jones decided to takei no chances and returned to Hyattsville.

eint his family home on the elee-' trie car. and hunted up Garrison. The Sunday school of the First Bap- "I The delightful daylight trip down the historic Potomac. The dances on the steamer and pavilion. The salt-water bathing and sandy beach.

The cool breezes that are AL- WEEK DAYS (Except Saturday) Adults 50c Children 25c Returning Same Day. Season Tjckets Also Sold. Vjl" Hyattsville list Church has selected August 1, as the day for Its annual picnic. Rain interfered with the lawn fete given by the ladles of the First Bapi tlst Church on the lot at the head of the Johnson and Wine avenues. Made in Cambridge.

"Messallna, whv Is a poor baseball player like one who plcketh rosebuds?" "I know It not. dear Sappho." "Because he goeth from bush to bush." Harvard Lampoon. Good Time Now For Blood Health The Skin is Working, Hard to Cleanse the Body Take Full Adrsuatage of TUla When you perspire freely see that your blood Is assisted by S. 8. 8.

the famous blood purifier. The action of S. S. S. In Its rush to the surface of the body causes the process of nutrition to so prepare, all those Impurities In the blood that they are easily expelled.

And as fait as they are restored new materials from a purified blood stream are supplied to make a dear, smooth, outer skin of fine texture. It Is In tbe summer time, by the aid of 8. 3. S. thit you naturally and quickly get rid of those harmful irritants that gather to cause rheumatism, catarrh, blood risings, eczema, bolls and other forma of Impure blood.

In a splendidly Illustrated book, "What the Mirror Tells" you will learn about tbe wonders of the skin and what Is required to keep It healthy. But first get a bottle of S. B. S. at any drug tore and then write for the book to The Swift Specific 104 Swift At-Itnta.

Ga. Beware of any attempt to sell you something In place of 8. S. 8. -Advt.

EXCURSIONS CHESAPEAKE BEACH On the Bay One hour's ride from the heat of the city to the cool salt water breezes of beautiful Chesa- 'peake Bay. All Popular Amusements at Popular Prices. FREE Admission. Modern DancinaT. Crabblnsr.

Mammoth Board Walk. Kerr Large Pier, Shady Picnic Groves, nest Houses. The Hotel and Cafe Service is Unsurpassed. Moderate Prices. Salt Water Bathing Takes Away That Tired Feeling.

ROUND TRIP RITES WEEK DAYS 25c BASEBALL SCORES BY INNINGS Special Saturday Professor Longfellow, Instructor of. Life Saving Department for the Red Cross Society, will give a free demonstration Saturday afternoon, consisting of Four Swimming Races, Rescue Race's, Resuscitation Methods, Washington and Baltimore 603" Scouts Will Make Up the Entries. TRAIN SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE (Save this (or future reference.) Leare District Line Station Daily, Mondaj to Friday, Inclusive! IO1OO, 11(30 A. M. 2:30, 8i40, 81OO P.

M. SATURDAYS: lOiOO, 11:30 A. M.t SiOO, 3:15, 3:30. 3:40, 8:00 P. SUNDAYS: 0:30, 10:30, 11:30 A.

M. 2:00. 3:20, 4:43. P. M.

Trains return at frequent Internals. NEW YORK and BOSTON BY SEA The Most Pleasant Hnute to all Eastern and Xevr England Resorts. All Water from Washington Literature at T31 13th St. W. Phone, Main 1520.

Norfolk Washington Steamboat Co. Concert Erery Erenlna; Chevy Chase Lake By Large Section U. 8. MARINE BAND Csnelnr. Merry-Go-Round tni Othtr Arautementa JLdmliilen Fre.

SUMMER RESORTS TKe SKY. ST ifl' Talk with anyone who. has been to The Land of the Sky You will learn of a surpassing region nothing grander in America. Golf, play tennis or motor over good roads with stately mountain peaks about you. Fish bathe or canoe in beautiful lakes.

Be as active as you please in The Land of the Sky, you can always keep cool and com fortable. Within twenty-four hours' reach of all who live in the East, South or MiddleiWest over the rails of SOUTHERN RAILWAY. trains with every modern Pullman convenience to Asheville, Try on, Black Mountain, Hendersonville, Brevard, Lake Toxaway, Waynesville, Flat Rock, Hot Springs, N. and other mountain Summer colonies. Stop at finely equipped hotels, or pitch a tent in tbe mountain forests and camp by lake and stream if you like.

Let our finely illustrated plan your vacation. Sent I L. S. BROWN, C. W.

WE5TBURY, II General Agent, Asst. General Agent. II 705 Fifteenth St. N. Washington, D.

C. EXCURSIONS Washington's Cqney Island SUNDAYS (HOLIDAYS MERCHANTS MINERS TRANS. CO. VACATION TRIPS "By Sea" BALTIMORE TO BOSTON PROVIDENCE SAVANNAH JACKSONVILLE Xbroufh tlcktls to Northern and boutiurn points Fine steamers. Exccllont tervlct.

Low (srea Wireless telegraph. AutomuolUj carried Send lor booklet. O. W. S.

B. Co. oltlces. and Sir 14th it. W.

P. TURNER. P. Baltimore. Md.

DANCING FKOF. WYNDHAM. II 12th lumraer rates, private. 75c. reductions on card.

guar, antee all pupils latest danres. phona Mam W19 ROBEY Exhibitions at Chuy Chase Lake nighiK studio corner nth and You "t(V5 Miller's! I Summer rates until Sept All tne Latest nances Belasco Theatre MISSES CHAMBERLAIN AND COUIVS DANCING SCHOOI- ICO EYE ST Pa Main 2M2 Dance Eer Monday exenlng GIXDVERS. 613 ttnd ST Ph ll- Prl. lessons any hour. 60c.

Flshwalk. one. step. Boeton. Tango.

Hesitation, etc Clssa dance, Tu Sat. Ladlis (re. 50c SUMMER RESORTS literature help you upon application to Ocean View, V. THE all con largo verandas: water front: Csa fishing and bath: tabls sup, THE GLOUCESTER Svr.l.S trie lights: screened; boat'r. bath tor Wnj.

etc: special rates to parties. Mrs. F. E. Moors.

THE TUXEDO fSSi: IS- bath houses: Urge, airy rooms: spe-lal rates to parties. Kersey ft Tuckar. Mpi THE RICHMOND Strictly first da. All mxl; taprovy-ments. Terms reasonable.

MRS. H. THOMPSON, of Baltttnora. Owner. THE JEFFERSON.

Facing Chesapealca Bay oa car line, near all amusements; ihituiim dining room; unexcelled cuisine: IB neekly. P. O. Box IK. A.

B. LAMBERT. ANDERSON e.tfiSS'SSt IS to IU week. M. Anderson.

Box 31. RT'P'OTBn'RT Ocean front: all modern niiWrUAl conveniences: booklet en request. MRS. P. CARPENTER.

Virginia Beach, Va. VICTORIA COTTAGE lences: bathing facilities. Mra. A. L.

Jones. PAVXE COTTAGE Under new ocean front, on car line. Mrs. T. Tread.

way. O. Box 15: ax table; reasonable. POCAHONTAS COTTAGE Right on ocean; good table; modern con. wniences.

MRS A. B. WILLIAMS. Braddock Haignts. DEMIOXT COTTAGE: Electric light, bath, mounttlr.

water, good table, horns comforta. broad porches, wonderful views. cars pass door. Address MRS. E.

M. BI3ER. i.i u' iriT rfj On Catoctln mountain; altitude pure air; good water and nu mosquitoes; all modern conveniences. For terms, address Mrs. THOS.

H. MYERS. Uraddoclc Heights. Frederick garage enacted. Rehobeth Beach, DeL HOTEL HENLOPUN.

June to October. Season UK. Booklet. Walter Burton. Owner and North Chesapeake THE PINES AND HOLLY" 3-room flats: room 14 per week for I.

room and board $3 week, bathing, crabbing, sailing, etc Town of cottages, churches, etc 1115 Eye AMUSEMENTS N1QHT 311 1 r.Thonosat2!5i LsLakBBBaaBaasBassBSBaasssssBBsiaBaw rflw'Viiifi With A. H. VanBuxeni Dcrcthy Bernard. "The Girl in Waiting" Xxt AVeek "3IIce and Jlen. Popular Poll Players Twice Dally la READY MONEY" XEXT WEEK "THE ONLY SOX." By the author of "The Fortune Hunter." GLEN ECHO ADMISSION FIIEE.

ITFUN-W FROM 30 AMLSEMEXTS. BASEBALLS Washington vs. Cleveland En'raucr to Pavilion on Uohrer St. Cltr Ticket OfHce. 013 14th St.

(D to 1) EDUCATIONAL Information regardlnc any of the below sehoold may he had at the nniC.YTIOXAI IXFOBMA-TION nillEAl OF THE TIMES. i mteTrTtTl-iMLelPsle IHUOIOML inoilUVlnjl'iOraduate ulll teoch a limited number ot piano pupils at n-ssonahle terms 1819 st Jf 1 Washington Business AVD CI ML SERVICE SCHOOL, M. 4SM. C. Poteet.

Prln. SUMMER RESORTS 1 JiVJM "4 CC.r JI IT 1 iiMiinimi SOUTHERN RAlEWSf Premier Carrier of the South Low Summer Fares Loss Limits Liberal Stopovers Southern Railway territory aboopds in food tnrettment opportunities along lints of fruit-culture, fjradng sod manufacturing. Pen Mar. noCK.lW.4Y INN, 1.K0 ft. abo csea; modern conveniences: shade nai porches.

Booklet. M. O. MEYERS. Pen Mar.

Pa. KVERGRHKK COTTAGE, beautiful location; near park: electric lights and bath. H. 8. WERDEBAUGH.

Pan Mar, Pa. ROCK' VIEW COTTAGE, Pan Mar. Fa. Overlooking -valley: baths, else Uxhur 3 minutes from station. Mrs.

Frank Tolchester Beach. 1 HOTEL TOLCHESTER Baatttlfully situated on Chcaapeaka Bay: miles Jrom Baltimore, with boats twleaxlally: comfortable rooms; fins table, salt water bathing- and tins fishing: term. Apply to'G. E. NOLAxCP.

Tclchester Beach. Md. Colonial Beacn. JOHNSON HOCSE-On Board Walt Sewer Connections. Terms Reasonable.

GEO. E. JOHNSON. P. O.

BOX 3J. CASTLE MRS. A. V. BYRNZ: block from beachrJarg perch, shady lawn.

Artesian Water: t7 to tlO weekly: axcaj. tabls. Betterton, Md. BATSIDE INN Highest elevation beach: medern- conveniences; ctusina nnuxcelled: garage. L.

Harris Craws. Betterton. Md. CRiTWB HOTEL Shady trees, near beach: modern conveniences. Writs for rata.

Mrs. WM. H. CREW. Betterton.

Md. Cascade, Md. CASCADE HOUSE Cascade. Md. Ovr.

looking Lake Royer. Ex. tabls. hatha and all conveniences. Mra.

CARL. RASCHS. Wachapreague, Va. SEASHORE RESORT. Excellent Surf Bathing.

Beating: Fishmi. Auto, Buggy. Hay and Horseback: Rtdrag. Tennis. Croquet (Free Bowling; and-Pool).

Shady Lawn; 7 Miles Sandy Beach, I.2S4 lineal feet verandas. Good Table. Artesian Water. Electric Lights. Rowboata.

perfectly ventilated rooms. 13 Day, 17 to til week. Send for Booklets. A. H.

Mean. Wachapreazue Eastern Shore. Va. North Carolina. FOR "Land of the Sky" Illustrated booklets, write S.

Brown. 7C6 lith sf Trari'Wash. Atlantic City. anarlBorouQb knMm ATL.4.XTIC crrv, jr. j.

Jaalab White A' Sons Comaaay. SUNDAY Excursions Roand Trip Atlantic City Without change of cars July August 2, 16 SPECIAL TRAIN IiVs. Washington (Union St flMO A. M. UETUHNIXG Ls.

Atlantic City. P. ai See Flyers. Consult Ticket Agents. Pennsylvania R.R.

Coke-OTTO-Coke The cheap summer fuel for family use and bakers. All size at wholesale to dealers only. Standard Coa! Co. 12 Eye St. S.f Phone Lincoln iiia.

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