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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
La Investigation dc las leyes
Sc nombrara un comitk de seis
personals, para practicar
un minuciOsO eStudiO
en- la legislation


En- la session de aver en- la Camara
baja el secretario de mesa BefIor Gal
vez Otero, lego en- medic de un ST.
lencio imponente, la kesolnci6n con.
currente del Attorney General Mr..
Feuille q fin de que el Consejo Eje
|cutivo resuelva con Ell concurso de la
Camara 10 que sigue:
Que una Comision Conjunta, de seis
personas, compuesta de tres MEM
bros de cada una de las dos Camara S
de la primera session de- la cuarts
Asamblea Legislative de Puerto Ri
co, nom brados por dichos' cuerpos,
respectivamente, Sc crea por la pre-
sente para practicar una minuciosa
investigation sobre la perdida deal
gunas paginas de cierta ley segun
Sc alega en- una communication de Ia
Camara de Delegates al Consejo Eje-
cutivo, bajo fecha doce de Febrero de
mil noveciento siete, y para averi-
guar, de ser possible, 81 han ocurrido
actos analogos, 6 investigar los
mismos.
Que la Comision que por la presen-
te sc crea queda p1enamente autori-
zada y facultada para investigar y Sc
lie ordena que investigue minuciosa
mente las materias mencionadas en-
la seccion de Ia presente..y presen-
tar I'm informe escrito de toda la
prueba practicada por ella, a la actual
session de Ia Asamb blea Legislative de
| Puerto Rico, con el resultado de sus
gestiones. manitestando 81 en- vista
de las pruebas, opinan que dicha per
dida, de haber ocurrido, fue intencio-
nal casual, Y de habsr sido 10 pri-
nero, la persona personas response
bles de ella; dicha Comision tendrd
derecho y estara facultada para cele-
brar sesiones en- la ciudad de San
Juan, en- el lugar que al efecto eli
giere, y en- las fechas que senalare;
para hacer citaciones y compiler la
comparecencia de testigos; obligar 4
estos 4 declarar bajo juranento, con
forme a la ley. y a hrmar una copia
escrita de sus declaraciones; exigir Ia
presentation de papeles y registros
Y practicar iodo 10 demas que estima
re necesario para dar cumplimiento 4
las disposiciones de esta Resolution
Que para dar cumplimiento a las
disposiciones de esta Resolution los
respectivos Presid entes del ConsejG
Executive y de la Camara de Delega-
dos quedan autorizados para asignar
y sc les ordena que asignen, el per-
sonal de empleados de anbas CANA
ras, en- igual ndmero, seg1n 10 exi-
gieran las necesidades de Ia Co
| nlSlOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
LOCOS Y SEMI -LOCOS


En- la Camara de diputados de
Francia acaba de discutIrse ia famo-
sa ley de 1888 soDre los alienados
|Todo el mundo esta hoy de acuerdo
para reconocer que aquella ley no Sc
armonjza va con el estado actual de
la socledad Y cue una modification sc
impone. Sc trata aqul de una cues
tion de justicia y de seguridad socia-
les que no puede dejar indiferentes
4 los legisladores.
Esa reforma Sc ha puesto sobrc el
tapete muchas veces en- Francia. va
en- la 6poca del imperio, Sc levanto
la voz de IN cardenal senador, pi-
diendo Ia nodihcacionede una leUque
era 4 todas luces atentatoriat 4 La Ii
bertad individual, Ell el periodic re
volucionario. Ernest Pecard, Gam
beta y otros hombres prestigiosos
dejaron Or su voz en- el Cuerpo le-
gislativo y en- la Asamblea naciona1,
en- el mismo sentido. Y desde en-
tonces, los proyectos han sucedido a
los proyectos, y siempre, bajo un
pretexto 4 otro, Sc ha dado carpetazo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
La Legislature
En- la session de aver fueron lefdas
las siguientes peticiones V pro-
yectos de ley de la Camara en- pri
mera, segunda y tercera lectura

Peticiones.-D don Bias Contreras. 6.
vecino de Guavama, para que por Ia
Asamblea Legislative sc dicte una
ley 8 Resolution, mediante la cual
Sc pueda otorgar escrituras de bic
mes rematados por los Ayuntamicn
tos en- la dominaci6n espafola, en-
cObro de contribuciones
Del Conceio Municipal de Vega
Alta, solicitando Sc apruebe TN Gre.
ditto para la construction de un trozo
de carretera entire dicho pueblo V
otra que lie una con Merovis.
Del Concejo Municipal de Tuana
Diaz oponiendose a IA ley de Con-
dado.
Del Concejo Municipal de Santa
Isabel, oponiendose al bill de Con
dados.
De dona Claudina F. Torres. veci.
ne de la Carolina, solicitando una be.
ca para ingreso de su hia Maria
Irene Torres en- la Escuela Normal
De don Francisco Martorano. veci
no de San Juan, pidiendo sc lc con
ceda una beca para que su hijo Fran
cisco pueda continuar sus eStudios
en- New York de ingeniero mecdnico
De don Ramon a. de Torres. soil
citando Sc lie paguen 100 dollars por
autopsias practicadas en- Ponce el
aIlO 1898.
Proyectos de ley de Ia Cdmara en-
primera lectura-H b ndmcro no
Por los sehores Larrauri y Uscra
Para la construction Immediate de un
puente sumergible sobre el rio de
Coano y en- el sitio CONGO lido por
"Paso de las Aguilas" en- lgucla
Jurisdiction.
II b II. Por los senores Maticnzo
Cintr6n y Guerra. "Disponiendo Ia
creaci6n y organization de sindicatos
agricolas,g
II b II8. Por ell senor Maucnzo
Cintron. Para conceder una sab
venci6n de quinientos dollars men
suales 4 la "Liga Antituberculosa dc
Puerto Rico.
En- segunda lectura II BGI4 tt5
En- tercera. Fucron aprob9dos p3r
Iunan imidad, en- votaci6n dcfnitiv.
para pasarlos al Conseio Executive
los siguientes proyectos dc Lev.
c b Y, II B 81. II Il S. II y "a.
II b 70, II b so, y c X >.
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UNA ESTATUA

Barcelona Cuenta con una nucya
estatua en- la via pdblica Y con dos
hombres mas en- su hoja de servicio.
La estatua de Federico Soler ('pl-
tara ha venido 4 desticmpo con In
estimation literaria que la posteri-
dad hace del dramaturgo. FuC I'm
gran autor para sus contempordncos.
lei autor tiPo de una Gpoca que pas6
va FL decenio de 1900 1870 tuvo
en- Barcelona una isonomia singular
mente ab,garrada y pintoresca. "Pi-
tara vino 4 encarnarla; fuG su cX-
preston artistica y su producto.
Con notable lucidez critica el Sc
flor Casellas ha estudiado estas re
laclonas. Soler apareci6 entire el tu-
multo de aquella algeria desbordan-
te y basta que parecia obrar 4 name
IA de reaccion contra Ia lan2uidez
romantica de los aiios precedentes
La parodia la caricatura fueron eli
tono dominante en- las letras Y en- el
esplritu social. Repercuti6 en- Bar
celona, con mas intensidad que en- el
resto de EspafIa, algo del "cancanis-
mo- del segundo Imperio. FuG ell
tempo de los grandes Carnavales. de
las cabalgatas burlescas, de los cir
culos talleres" humoristicos, de
los famosos entierros de la SARDINIA,
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Todo esto 10 decimos para probar

Todo este 10 decimos para probar
que 81 la literature y ell teatro son.
en- cierta medida, el refejo de Ia
vida corriente, y 81 las obras litera-
rias no siempre son obras de pura
Imagination, bien podemos afirmar
que las GALES estan poblsdas de 10.
cos. 6, 81 10 preferfs, que los semi
lOcos Sc codean con nosotros 4 cada
in stante.
iVerdad es que, 81 la ciencia tuvie-
ra que dar su veredicto, fueran pocos
los que, en- punto semi-locura, lie
garsn eludir su sentencia
DR.. C0bAM6S.
Paris, Enero, 1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

y su armamento, al extra4ieros que
solo aspira 4 la division dessils. pro-
vinciss. Comprende que suserxiiismo
hacia su tradici6n su religion. los ha
hecho victimas de Confucio rsin re-
be]arse contra su fil6sofo lokelegan al
pasado. A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

de los oufos, del mirihAqne .. la
zaragata Y la despreocupaci0n lleva-
banjo todo revuelto. Las ''yiaEas'
'tranquils" orgsniradorcs de iaie-
cias y ariores de bromaz0s con ribc-
tes mas menos srtfsticos. eran due.
fios dc la ciudad "prsfra" fue su
profeta.
La conversion dc los antiques Of
clos y grcmios en- grsndes indus
trias prclud ba uua nucya orgaui.
zacion social. el ensanchc tran sfor-
ma ba la ciudad en- su aspecto exte-
rior, el Renaciinicuto iitcfafio y ar
tistico anunCiabs una renovaci6u del
vieJo espiritu provincial y caccro.
Trat 4baSe dc TN movimicn'o priu-
cipalm burgucs. cuya recousti-
tue ion historica scril curs0sa er gra.
do sumo; telcdOres cue se couvcr-
tian en- fabrtCantcS. arfcsauoe uuc
sentian una vaga nccesidad de ffaicio-
mes artisticas. poctas. cs1fit0rcs y
musicoS reclutados en- Jas c7tas mas
modeStas de "a gocicdaI ai'errand9
como Soler. como Gave. como Villa
nova. el cul,ivo dc. a-tc CON eI tra-
bajo y cl manual scccs. con a
cudado dc quchaccrsc 3 nc.acics
humildes. Jodo aea.'IJ 'rae "a la
memoria ms rcggcruda, 'ucha ma
sicales de Nurembc-l. US band dc
81 menes;ralia al4"1 i..rs ~h... y
no pocoS Rc,kmcs~c-.
Con "Pitafra tr.rs.6 'l pa-tia
parodia del sentiment. n0 '.-.u.
del roman;iCismp tceI4i 5e la -.cu.
IL.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

CITY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES. LOTS. AND
farms in Maryland and Virginia L. S. REAL
ESTATE BUREAU. Room 6. So eth st NV
Aul5-30t
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l63-Wilhelmina Hense TO Paul F. Grove and
Leon TobTineT. 10 secure Commercial Fire InsJir
ance Company. 2.5oo years. per cent, semi
annually. part lot Is.
Cranky Emma V. Hill ct viz Samuel C.. to Samuel
Maddox and II. Prescott Galley, to secure John
P. McNlahon. S1.lO0. years, per cent. semi
annually, part.
Square l63-Charles Rauscier to Francis P. sheehy
and Daniel Colwell 70 secure Knights Of Column
bus. $4,000, years. ~ per cent semi-annuslly,
lot 49,
Mount Pleasant-MargaTeth Krause ct vir. Henr.
to Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Bergmann. 10
secure Oriental Building Association No g.
5000 part.
Square s90-Kate G. Blackstone 10 National Savings
and Trust Company. 70 secure American Security
and Trust Company, s., 100, September Z 1903 5
per cent semi-annually, lot s.
South Northumberland \. Wormley ct ux to
Washington Loan and Trust Company, to secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association 500,
lot Il, block u
SQuzre lol-WiIliam H. Barksdale ct ux. to William
]. FiAther and Charles W. Fairfax, 70 secure
John n. Jones. 5000. years. per cent, semi
annually, lot Sc.
lngleside-Jo5eph L. Shaw 70 A. Erskine Miller and
William A. Hin, to secure Mary A. Sutch s. SOD
) years. per cent, semlannuay. lot 81 block l.
Square 45 and Trnidad-ChaTles Dietz et TX 10
Leon Tobriner and Charles Meyer. 10 secure Au-
gust Dietz Si5.S00, i, 5. and years. 5 per cent
seTni-annual!y. and 8 $3.50 l year per cent
semiannually. lot 49, square 40. and lots Y and
79 block J. Trinidad
Square s5s-Arthur /. Kitchiu to Henry H. B7g-
mann and George NJ. Emmerich 10 secure Ger
mau-American Building Association No S. s32O0.
lot 2, Same to John G. Weldon and Simon
Bube. TO secure John W. Hall 500, years. 6
per cent. semi-annually, same property
Square 2ls-Aiice S. Bsnkbead ct Yir. Henry NJ. to
Albert A. Jackson and Richard W. Tyler, 10
seeWe Bette A. Drake. $3.50. years. per
cent, semiaBnually. lot 81.
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TRANS-PACIFIG MAILS.

Hawaii, japan, Korea, China, and Phiippins
Islands via san Francisco. close here daily at $50
p m up to September Z, for dispatch By steamer
Hong Kong Nam.
saustrala lsxcept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand Samoan Islands, Fin Islands. and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver. and Victoria, British Co
iumba, close here daily at % p N. up to Septem-
Der S. for dispatch b. steamer Aorang-
Hawaii. via San Francisco, close here daily 81
$50 p. n. up 10 September 9, for dispatch By
steamer Sie4a
japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle. close here daily at $50 p. n. up 10 Sep
tCmber 2. for dispatch by steamer Tosa Aiaru
Hawaii, japan. Korea, China, and Philippine ISL
sndS. via San Franclsco close here daily at 80 D.
m. up to September 49, for dispatch BY steamer
Korea.
japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia close
here daily at $50 p. N. up 70 September ., for
dispatch by steamer Empress Of japan.
Hawaii, Guam, and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco, close here daily at $50 p m up 70
September &c. for dispatch By United states trans.
port.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Friday, september 8, 1909
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.


Duiauy rs. Waggaman; order extending time for
completion Of purchase by Vernon f. Hodges to
March J. 1908 Complainants solicitors Maddox &
Galley.
Winslow vs.. Green: order Of publication. Com
plainRnts solicitors, Joseph l. Topper and Git
tings q Chamberiin.
Mueahy vs.. Gleeson; auditors report finally rati-
fed Compiainants solicitor, D. ". ODonoghue
defendants solicitors stuart Mcnamara and 4. S.
HuidekOper.
In re lunacy Of Terrance McCiee and Michael
Kelly; order 70 pay board
National Savings and Tulst Company vs.. Rhees
et al; order Of publication Compiain2nts solicitor
George Francis Williams
Harris & ShafCT Company vs. Evans order desig-
mating depositsry for funds Complainant solicitors
Wilson a Barksdale aud d. F. Harris; defendant
solicitors. D- \. Msekan, NJ Suasbufger, and
George E. Sullivan
Bond vs.. Hoffman rule on defendant returnable
September TO- Complainants solicitors. c. Caring
ton and !. Williamson.
Sharpe Us. Bache preliminary injunction granted.
Compainant's solicitor. C. T. Ewing; defendant
solicitor, ". z. Ambrose
Bare vs.. Mcfarland; rule 10 show cause discharged
and time to take testimony limited. Complainant
solicitors. c. f. Ewing ". E. Ambrose and II. +.
Stewart defendants solicitors. f. H. Thomas ]. ].
Darlington, C. A. Douglas, ard George p. Hoover.
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JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate Ct Clifford F. Vogt viii admitted to pro
bate and letters testamen;ary granted 70 Oscar G..
Nogt bond. Sl.000. Attorney 4. H. Bell
Estate Of William B. NoeTr; wiz admitted TO pro
bate and letters testamentary granted to Mary y.
NocTr; bond. 800. Attorneys. Crosthwaite & Cola
day.
Estate Of Walter SouSa; letters Of administration
granted 70 Antony Sousa; bond. 500. Attorneys.
Happier & MeriIlat.
Estate Of Garland A. Rosson; petition for leave
% cumprumise claim filed. Attorney. f. II. Bogiey.
Estate Of Mary Mccarthy. caVeat dismissed; viii
admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted
to James Sullivan; bond, S2,0Oo. Attorney. ]. B.
HOrigsn
In re james Kane Ct al; order Of allowance.
Attorney. James B. Green.
Estate Of PetroniIla NJ Fenwick: petition for
letters q administration fled, Attorneys, Wilton
]. Lambert ana Edward Mclean.
Estate Of Frances A. Lockwood; petition for pro
bate Of viii filed. Attorneys. Hallam &sHallam.
Estate Of Henry Ochs; letters Of administration
granted 70 Frederick A. Fenning; bond. Sl500. At
tomeys, Codren & Fenning.
Estate ot Joseph R. Quinter; viii dated July 2.
1903, fled.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

y street northwest between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets-Kstharine J. Baessen to Mary A. J.
Power, lot Is and part original lot 2 square SIS.
SO
Washington Highlands-Charies c. Taylor 70 Oliver
f. Foulk lots Is and L. block g. SO
Thirty first street northwest. between and Q
streets-Robert NJ. Libbsy 10 Alice v Rohrer,
right Of way over part lots 81. E5s, and 239,
square 1853. 81.
East Capitol street. between Ninth and Tenth
streets and Mount Pleasant-JHc0b Spliedt TO
Clara C. spiedt, part original lot Z, square 49,
and lot ls6. Mount Pleasant, $40
II street northwest, between Twentieth and Twenty
first streets-Edgar 7. Goodman e ux 10 VIII
lam II. Barksdale. lot Sc, square l0l, SO
ckington-Aary A, Soule 20 August Uihlein. lot
2. square g. SO. George TruesdeI e ux 10
came. lots 90 p. and p square g. So same
10 same, lot Z, square 9. $40 Rufus l. B.
Clarke et 70 same lot 7, square g. SO
Tenth street northeast, between and D streets
John ". Han e ux. 70 Arthur L. Kitchin lot
q square 935 SO
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DEATH RECORD.

George ". Kemp, U. S. Soldiers Home. Is years
tIracieuse L. Auirhead. IS Q st. NV, IS years
Edward Dillon. ! St ne. 60 years.
Annie Doyle. Home of the Aged and InArm. Y
years.
Frank ]. AugusteTfT 5o9 "a ST. ne 9 years
Vim. G. Gresham, sO2 Shepherds Cosrt nv & rnos
COLORED.
Susan Honesty. l2 F S. sw, Is years.
Raymond H Williams. Zs25 Va ave. NV. q vears.
Vim. h. Rhodes. l7S seaton st. NV. s. wears.
Sandy Wallace. 5R Sd ST. Sc, 52 years
Anna Carter, llsl 2lss st. NV. 75 yearA
Margaret '. Garter. Freedmen's HospI. 50 yesrS
Infant Of JOHN H. and Addis Ross. BenpiDv u
@. months
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WANTED-TWO GOOD SHOE statesmen. AT
once. TH0RNTON'S SHOE STORE. 100 7th ST.
NV se7-St
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William W Ammen. Q. and Lena @ Bates o.
Rev. F. d. Power
John MulhOlland, 3 and Frances Sipes. a, both
OF RossyE, Va Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin,
Andrew ]. C, Driver. a. Of Tarpon Springs. Fla.
and Emma Fluck. Is. Of Worcester. England Rev.
C. F, Winbig,er
Bedford Townley, a. and Maggie Scharf. q both
q Richmond. Va. Rev. r. W. Lowrie
Arthur W. Sherisr. Q. and Alberta l. selby. o.
Rev George A. Miller
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DENTAL WORK.
INSECTS EXTERAINATED.

MOTHS, REACHES, ANTS, BEDBUGS, AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under cOa.
tract CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice gratis; % years practical experience; no
charge made until insects are fully -e1terminated
Address WENDAL E. CLUTE,
Phone Main S3I. Insect Specialist.
5i7 II st. nws Washington, d. G.
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EauftY suftR.

No. 1862 Carrie V. Bond vs. William J. Holt
man e al. injunction. Compainants solicitors.
Campbell Darlington and irving williamson
20. 27340. James Alexander Rosa Alexander;
div0Ics. Complainants 5 solicitor A. W Scott
No. EAL Margareth kszase rs Charles Schafer:
to substitute tnlstee. Complainants solicitor c. H.
Bauman.
No. 1882 In re Lola S. Wilhelm; petition 20
change name. Petitioners attorney BelFa A. Lock
WOOD
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING: /:
no pain; lock, feel act and last longer than nat
urai teeth; shrunken faces made normal; painless
filing. Dr.. J. L. WILSON 1903 F ST. nv. my29-n
DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns s. up; Gold Fill
ings 81 up: Silver Filings. 50c. Work guaranteed
No pain. De. GEO. L. EDM0NDs, $40 E St nv.
jaI0-tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY.
Learn Telegraphy-WhY?

SeNAA Al %S4N6 A0FA -
Clip and present send this notice within next 30
days TO Drsaghons corner Ninth and D. and you
may take Telegraphy and pay $500 Of tuition after
position telegraph operator is secured DTaughon
TelegTaphy students get practice over mainline wires
cut into Draughons College by railway companies.
Thirty thousand more telegraph operators than
be secured wanted on account Of the new eight
hour Law. Special rates of tuition are NOW on AZ
Draughon's. CAN or sead fer booklet, entitled
why Leun TeeGaphyl" DRAUGHoN'S SPEN-
CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Ninth and d,
Academy Of Music Building Washington au6 BOT
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RAILROADS.
CHEsApEAKE Z OHIO PATHWAY.
Schedule in eject jas %. I5g.

Schedule Ia effect July 90 I5G.
go T. MOLD DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-StoDs at principal points ia Virginia Festi-
buls tfaiD standard coaches parlor car 10 Hinton.
handled IN No Is from Gordonsrille which has
Ia carte parOr car and connects at CoFingion for
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Sieepers Clifton
Forge 10 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. 81.
Louis and Chicago.
410 +. M.-NEW C. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new Yestibuls tain; stops only az GOTdOnsTie.
Char 0ttesyle. Stsunton, Clifton FoIEe and Gov
ington. Va; White Sulphur. ROncevefte, and Hin
ton. W. Va Pullman sleeDers 20 Lexington. Louis
vile, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. St. Louis and Chi-
eago. Dining ears, la carte service. One uiEht out
nlo z. NJ r. v LIMITED Daily-Solid
Testibule train. Pullman sleepeTs 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sieeDinz
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars.
la carte service. sieepeFs Cincinnati % Chicago
and 81. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis Nashville
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake and Ohio
0ees So Pennsylvania avenue GO lith street neas
I. and sixth street station. Telephones Main gg
for Pennsylvania K. r. Cab Service and Main lgsi
Tor c. 4 o. Ticket Olice.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED - THREE MALE GREAT
Dane pups; sire IS the greatest in America; dam
is one Of the worlds champions; pedigree cups,
medals, and ribbons won by parents on exhibition.
Also, Scotch collie pups young parrots, eanaTies,
goldfish, monkeys. rabbits guinea pigs, Flee Flea
soap &c. sCHMID's BIRD STORE, ~ eth st.
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AUTOMOBILES,

TIRE TROUBLES ENDED BY SWEETHEART
solid cushioned tires; pheumatics not needed on
our smooth streets and hard roads; always ready /;
great money savers: numerous city testimonials
JONES RUBBER TIRE WORKS, Agents. 6Oa-SO4
E ST. se5-th Fl sa-9t
/ HAVE A FOUR-CYLINDER FRANKLIN
touring car. ! viii sell for $50. MAYER, Main
ESa se6-St
FIRsT-CLAss LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAR;
only used short time; viii sell very reasonable.
Address BOX l3I. Herald Office. au3-a
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-EXPERT TRIAIMERS IN OUR MIL
linery workroom; permanent positions. Apply at
MAYER BROS & Co. s7 ST. NV se7-6t
wANTED-AT ONCE. 2 YOUNG TAILORESsEs-
Apply 1872 18th ST. NV se7gt
WANTED COLORFD GIRL I6
or IS years old. to assist in light housekeeping
Apply MRS. MATTHEWS. us Corcoran 81. se7-tf
wANTED-YOUNG WHITE WOMAN F0P
light housework. Address BOX is Herald Office.
se7-zt
CLERK AND BoOKKEEPER EXAMINATIONS
this fall Prepar' now az the DRILLERY l1oo
New York ave. ans Tofb-l5+
WANTED-IN LADIES' FURNISHING STOKE
saiesladies sel 7th st. NV. sess,
WANTED A COLORED WOMAN FOR GEN
erai houseWoTk: cook. wash, and iron. 1853 81.
nv. .e a.
WANTED-sCRuB GIRLS (WHTTEJ. APPLY
THE RALEIGH. - a
WANTED-YOUNG LADY CASHIER Apply
THE RALEIGH - a.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies. Automoale SupplisA
Dynamos and Motors. =. tachirery Supplie&
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent mer TO plan cut and produce
the special results always essential Ia the installation
Of electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
1880 New York Ave.
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HELf WANTED.

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY. BAKER (WHTTE).
81 week c0lored nurse cooks waitresses chamber
maids buffers and geEeral workers for this city and
away; good wages. EUREKA" l0ll " Y ave
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS N. J. BOYD EXPERT MARCEL WAvER
ana hairdresseF. shampooing. mGnicuring chirop-
ody, facial and scalp treatment Work dons Al
hotels and residences. Phone Main 26s5 sa @
- nz. sea4-,t
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DRESSMAKING.

DRESSSIAKING AND ALL KINDS OF SEWING
done reasonable; alterations made. Call l252 10th
81 nv. sesst
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MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c. MOVED
with care packing and shipping q specially
KREIG's EXPRESS, l24 q st, IN. Phone Main
&la aust
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ITSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Adams IS. Moore Commissioner Of Patents; leave
to hle amended answer granted. Plaintiffs attor-
neys. Dyrenforth, Dyrenforth & Lee and T. Nj.
PHELPS; defendants attorneys. W. S. Ruckman and
Frederick A. Tenant
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'PhOne Main $500 When You Return.
Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire to have their paper
sent 10 their city address will please
phone Main 1900
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BELYA LOCKWOOD, Solicitor.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia Holding an Equity Court In re
application of Lola S. Wilhelm for change Of name
70 Louise Lyle. In equity Nc. 23i2-Notice is
hereby gwen that On tie 5th day Of September
A. ID. 1917. a petition vas filed il the supreme
Court Il the District q Columbia by Lola s. vii
helm praying that her name be changed By decree
o. court y Louise Lyle se7l4H
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BICYCLES.

BEST PUNCTURE-PRoOF TIRES. SIS. PUT
on; guaranteed; no equal against punctures; some
choice seconds, Sl.75; made to sell for & 50 and s.
frsts; trisl guarantee. JONES RUBBER TIRE
WORKS, 602-S04 St auI0-s n. .tl,-l5t