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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-29

BALLooNING

A THOUGH the attempt made by
u Dick Ferris to institute a trans
continental balloon race from Los
Angeles was not fully realized, it sue
ceeded in establishing a widespread in
terest among aeronauts in California
as an important point for air travel.
Captains Augusta Mueller and Horace.
b. Wild, who went up fIom Los Ange-
les in the American and United STATES
respectively, are enthusiastic on the
possibilities OF air flights in Southern
California.
This should certainly be the greatest
place in the world" declared Captain
Mueller, vino has had a worldwide ex-
perienCe in ballooning. You have here
a mild climate to start with and a
wide enough plane for short expert
mental flights. When you shall have
mapped out the air currents and you
know definitely just how to go at it,
l am sure you will see aeronauts of in
ternational reputation coming here to
make flights. 1t will be demonstrated
sooner or later that one may take adj
vantage of the long sweep to the north
and east from Los Angeles, and if we
know how to utilize the currents prop
erly for this, think of the possibilities!
With this you combine an ideal place
to prepare. No other city in the world
can offer so fine place, and the world
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-29

will realize this. Then you will see Los
Angeles talked of in all the aero
clubs
An effort will be made to secure a
race from Los Angeles next spring in
which at least six balloons will be
started. Conditions will be more favor
able for desirable air currents between
April and September, and the trials
made by Captains Mueller and Wild
were conducted at the most discourage
ing period of the year. 1t is believed
that race in the spring can be made
a success The element of uncertainty
which the desert always offers adds
only to the impatience of the trained
aeronaut, who regards its dangers as a
standing invitation of the st, George
and the dragon sort.
Ballooning has its scientific side as
well as its appeal to the sporting ele-
ment of life, and a sustained flight
from Los Angeles cannot be without
its definite value in more ways than
mere amusement. An idea of the goo
which may result is detailed by Cap
tain Mueller in connection with a pos
sible war.
when you go up say, to 5000 feet
over large body of water" he said.
you will be surprised to find that the
surface of the water when the sun is
shining makes a lens in connection
with the clear air below you. You can
actually see the bottom of a lake like
Lake Michigan, and the fishes and
other objects are distinctly visible.
Even the bubbles that rise from the
fishes mouths you can see. Objects
on the bottom are visible, but the ships
and those above the surface are not
magnified 1t is wonderful sight"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11

FINE WHEELER & WILSON TAILOR Ma.
chine big hs--air- s. s-5 Oh s. Nv arIs-f
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DEEDS OF TRUsE.

S-,--- F02 z-E W55-v-s lfi-e-S5S-c-s q Clarity
q = rJcseph and - Roses IuiCs--lal Sc-so'l
c the Dls-ricr q Columbia 10 J11- B I1-ls-
ard John A Hamilton to secure The Was-ius-o1
Irsr and T--s- COMPANY. S-59l10. 8 cs-rs- pzr
cent serri-aurrz-I-. c-5sl1zl LOT ard wes- -a1
Of original loc : square -oZ ard l5, S, Slla-s
Co,---lia Heiehts-CarI h Smith et * 70 WEar-
-o- E Les-e- and 1ficdael J. Colbe--. % sec---s
the Na-io1zl Ps-maasnt Bui-d-as A=socia1io-.
Irts-ss--CarlisIe P K1irht 10 Fred B. RHODES and
Charles s Nuir- 20 secure Ella K ELS. VI
yez-s s pe- cent. se-niaur7lally. al interest u
estate q Henri II knight
Pines,rrst-Adel5trr L Potter e TX &C James ?
Hood and FIrua1 r Hol7ler, 70 secl-e Joanna
jeffrey. $40. 1 % 4 months, per ccu-- lot Z,
Brirb-,r,si Pa-k-ouie B. Holmes 70 Heu-y z
Bergman and Cbaries Sch-fer. % seczre the
Northern Liberry Geruzu-A11e-icaz Buildl-s A.
socistior. Ne. 6. S1ro. lot =. BLOCK =
NIo-1r- -Pleasa1--Au1srda Wills % John 2 Po--
lard and Charles = ELI. 20 secure william L
Pollard $50 I year. per cent. lot z
Moore & BartouT-s SeC01d Ad1l-l11 . Nls1-rs-
t0n-Wlllian C. BlundCu st ur- 70 George II
Emuerlcl and D1uE-ass : Nacsa-- - sec-ife
Washington SIX Per Cent Permanent B-ii1-g
Aszocaticn s00a. lots s.. S. and s5. block D
Square 95l-Joan " Towers e. TX % samuel d
Walker and NIic-ael 7 Weller. u secure Easter2
Building and Lean Association, $40, part o-lsi-
SQUARE east q square 5s-Farnis " Denn-y 20
Richar5 L Pairo and He-oe-t A Gil- 70 ss---s
annually. l0- 6
T-inidad-JoAn &. F. Hols-en et TX 70 Heury e
Bergman and Gs5-Ee " Erluzrlch. 70 ssc-re
Metropolis Building Association. No S so. loc
50. biock :
Avalon Heizhts-Walter s Phelps et TX 20 james
F Hood and Flr-1an P. Horner- % sec1re Nc
Lachlen Banking Corpc-ation SLolo. years. c
Or cent. parts lots a-G S. block s
Avalon HCizh-s-yYaIte- 5 Phelps st ux- 20 james
?. Hood and Flrua- T. HCVntr- 20 se-ue Nc
Lacllen Banking Co-9Crtiou. S-090. ; years. s
per cent. par-s lots and 5 block s
lie D-0it Park-TaEles G. White e. Tx % Richard
R. HCruer and Charles 5 Hll 70 sec1-e Re
/ becca J.. Cole. So. 1 % IS mouths. per ce-r
lot 3, sGEare 3s5-
/ Pleasant PlaiEs-W. IrauLoe Joctun e TX 70 s
/ Percy Thompson and Herbert T Shannon. 70 Sc
| S1re Harry B. Wilson and Harry War5u-su-
/ G75o. monthly payments. per cent. lot e
( sluare Z,5s-
Psdsvorsh-1Is-ri-t z. Lindsey 20 5. Perez Tho1p-
/ and Merton J. LEchs 20 sscu-s Harry B
! Wilson and Harry Wardman- s. SO 1zouth,y
/ payments Der cent lot s. square 80
/ Square IG53-Thomas r. Melton et TX % Jacksoa
! Il Ralsson and z Quincy Smith. 20 seclns TIE
I Union savings Bank Of WasaInEron. D. c..
S.Ho ! year. per ce1t sezi-an-GaI,ys Ioz 2
y 8 40 -
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11

Miss Short I want you 10 Be ny wife
want 70 take you 10 nny home in Ger
many and teach you 10 love my people as
chey VIII love you VIII you have me?"
These words fell from the lips OF a
handsome German who was staying al
the ETwood Inn for the summer. and
who for weeks had been devoted to- the
beautiful Eleanor Short. heiress 10 a cool
million
oh. Count Andres. thank you so much,
but I an not for other lands I'm home
girl. pure and simple Your people would
not love me. had hoped YOU would go
without making me say this"
You knew. then. that 1 would ask
youe"
The girl drew herself up with a stately
manner and replied:
Since YOU do not spare ne, why should
I save YOU? Yes. 7 knew that you would 20
Americans DO not know the meaning
Of home" sneered the count I could
not have gone without asking you, Miss
Short. because-wel. il does not matter
now am sorry asked you and I trust
you VIII never regret your answer You
viii hear OF ne again" and with a stir
1 bow he left her.
/ Eleanor. once more on the piazza, drop
Ped into an armchair and rocked slowly
back and forth. Il was beautiful night
I "a night for happiness. not for tears,
and why should she cry Yet tears would
/ come 10 her eyes She did not love the
man who had just left her. and she did
! love some one else. She did not want .
German home nor a German husband,
/ and she resented his attack on the Amer
i lean home. She leaned forward on the
rau and sighed.
/ A shot rang through the stiffness Of The
night air. followed by a piercing scream
1 In an instant the conservative matrols
I OF E--wo0d Inn became a clamorcus
{ crowd. sGrgins on the piazza from every
/ direction The men rushed this way and
that. and in a few moments Jle Gfeless
Z form Of a woman was carried into the
/ hotel lobby Miss Short had been shot in
/ the back, perhaps fatally and her slayer
I was stiE at large
/ While the doctors worked over the
| injured girl searching parties were or
/ Esarized 20 find the assassin The grounds
were carefully guarded. detectives were
IcaIed in and went through tlelr usual
methods os cross-qussuOning the en-
p!1yee Of the hotel. and hours dragged by
rita no trace 0f the man who had fred
.the shot Bulletins were issued from time
TO time regarding The condition Of The
patient. and by morning symptoms
showed that there was chance 10Y he-
. recovery
1 WITH the recovery OF consciousness
+ came speech. and her first rambling
words were. .'Oh. how could he
An anxious mother leaned over her and
. gently said
/ Who Eleanor dear
. The injured gl-I Easped- The count
and again Iapsed into Urc0nscious-ess-
But one count had been al the hotel
and u did not take long 20 md him in
+ his room and place him under arrest he
was placed under heavy bail until Miss
/ short either recovered 20 face him at the
. trial or died
. DAYS lnte-veued while the patient huns
between life and death. but finally she
began 70 pick up the broken threads and
was vel on the road 20 recovery Her
/ mother. sitting by the bedside Of the gin
/ for6Iv ca-ssslre her. said
Jack has been here every day. dear
. asking and pleading 20 see YOU. and We
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CIonday. 1
CHonday. August 10, 19es9

iuts-ss. IN as = and :. s7-a-s 10 sll
Lcls Meadows - August Schmidt % E--es--1
S-l--iz- I-- s. t-1cz = So
Columbia Efs-zhrz--a-l Smith e. % Gec-se
u Ls5-zlsc-- l-- s. tl1cE 3 Sc
Eas- Deauwo1f- Prank T. Rsw-E= 20 Ez7-
bert n ard 1Ili57ed Foster l-- q. t1cs ;. SO
Le Dro5r Pl-z-E J cole 70 James G AID
Nzv E Wl5-e. l-- - square 5ls5. SO
Pleasant Plsz--Ha--- 3. Wilson zu5 Ha--T
Wa75--s- % 81. IFl-zce s-5 B0=alis J1c---l- lot
p square - SO.
Padsrcrrh--iar-- z Wilson and Ea--T War1Ez1
ro Merritt Z L-rlzey. l-- g square - 81
Teuressse avenue and D street. r1--Lsas--E- L----T
smith. s----7--- trustee 20 Tl---ls n Ae--1--
original lots = su6 @ square -lo S-55l
Pleasant T-ai-s-Frznk c Linton % Martha Z
Connolly. l-- e SO
T7s--v-secla5 ard g streets r-r-E-ss--t'---7-1 2
Ed-o-s-c- and L--ls R Peak Trustees. 20 Il
ward J. B-cvn. part original io- T. square D.
E-E
Moore x Bsrb-s-s Addition 70 WzsliIsr71-J71lss
F Barb--- % James z ard LEy 3
TL1u1az- I-- - and Ta-- lots g. ard :. cocz =
50 Aue-l-au Se----v and Trust C11-Pa1z.
trustee 70 s1le. lots 5. 55. AID g. oc1 Z.
GHa
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

N,--b Columbia HsiEhts-LiIlisn NJ Mccarthy et
VIZ. James ! 20 Edwin H BrOEulsy e. TX.
Crsce N Iot ., block 8 Sl55a. Edwin H
Brounley et ux-. GBce N. TO Lillian n Nc
CartLy. sans land. Sl.l55
Nr,--r Pleasant and Pleasant P.aius-Heury D.
Gordon and Thomas W Hu1Ssrfd7d. trustees. 20
Wilhelm E Franke. west hsE Ct lot 26. 6lqSz
s 5ETD
CITY View Eeights-Heury H Gilfry. trustee. to
Cear-e T. Maddox. 10. 6. block lf73 SO
30 florida avenue ucrrhwest-N- Edwsrd Sceehy tC
IoSenhiue N. Sheehy. lot =. square 5l9. So
lrsrvla-d avenue northeast. between Eleventh and
Twelfth srr==-s-s.iizaberh Gosbel e w. JOHN c.
70 Annie P Goebsl lot 3 square 35s SO
North Raniie Highlands-AueVican Security and
Tu1s- Company- trustee. 20 Margaret " Gates
lot s. block u. SIC
Trentistt street northwest. between and street,
Thomas Collins 70 LzETsnce Hziy, ole-hzl
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suits.

No. Sss7. United States 81 rel Co-a B. Cain Is
Secretary of the Interior; nsnds1us Attorney, V
H. Wallace
No 1865 Henry o. Morton - Capital ITacrion
Camuauy- damages. $ 09. At1crueys, ?. F Down
ing and G. A Berry
No z0s3e Gertrude E O'Nesl. ad1ilistrsrriN. y
Joseph " Mayer; F1dg1ent q : G Mi--s- J'lstice
n +be ne=-s $50 Attorneys Lsckie. Fulton & Cox
No sSs0 Nellie A Brown CAPITAL Traction
Company; damages, S5oo. Attorneys. TCcker &
KENYON
No EsH Giovanni B. Bouanni Is. Southern
Railway Cor-pany e. al damages. S2o000 Attos-
nsvs r F. DoHuinC and G. a. Bern.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUILI" lT--eI1l - = 'E----l-l- all ~
sa.1r1Ec5e--
ul1.s -T1il. Pullman leyTe-s % LezT-grcr Ions
vile Cincinnati. Indian El--s Chicago and ~
Llg-s- Jc-leC-l1l tl- l-s-Lll Hot S.l-Es. Pun
Ran cas- Louisville 90 Na-lyl--s. Ae--l-1s and New
orleans lI-luS rl-S, a "a carte -srTICe.
I'D ?. Nj r I. LIMITED ls5Tr-So-s5
ys-Tll--e train E-LlaL seau.-s 70 L-l-zruzts.
Lexington and L1lls,l-le Cllr1r--ze-- s-eaulas
car O. --elra Hos Slr11gs welz GAYS. LI11lE Cs-s
ls C1S-e service I'--l-- Sl-crgrs C-rc1u.ztl 70
gl-la<s all - L1--s- and L5-l-sll-a 5Iezlp1ls.
Nasl1l.l- and -Ncw Orleans
Eezl-Ta-l1rs and tl-Ee-s o. Clzsapeake ara ono
O1aces 5-5 FellzE -va-La avells- -4s + street and
NaE JlE1- ~-z-l1u. Ge-=rE1les- NsL1 $50 -1-
Nasl-1--al TJrullL Cab service. a-5 Nan 100 q
- .c- e. & C- I1cser D1a-e-
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AUGUST IL IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

l60--A party Of English. under George Pophen.
landed AZ the mouth Of the Sagzdahock or
KsnneHec River.
l6E-Jolarnes NeEap0lensis. the first minister az
Albany arrived from Holland % take charge
Of his church
l64S-L0rd Baltimore dlsnisses Green. the Catholic
governor Of Maryland and appoints william
Stone. a Protestant. 90 succeed him
-595-The Indians Of New Hampshire sued for peace
after long and bloody warfare with the Eng
lish coloaists. incIted by the French
I756-Ba-rle Of OsweEo y Y.
TS3-Brtlsh evacuated savannah. Ga
1S72-The Delaware and Pawlee Indians became
hostile in Kansas. Owing 70 the fs2- that
Fort Leayeuworth would be attacked, help was
summoned from jefferson BaraczS
1552-Bartle Of Plum Greek Tex with Indians
ls4s-A proclamation issued hy the President of The
CClted states. warning against joining al
armed eLpedi1iOu against Cu5s-
Is53-The Free soil Party meets & Pitts51rg and
no1inates John p Hale. Of .-e~ Hampshire
fer President
lS5-Se-etary Stanton reported the des-h oE sixty
three men and the wouniiag q is 6rlers II
the blowing Up Of an American barge II the
James River
The privateer Tallahassee. of Fire Island
burned fTe merchant vessels and during tins
month she burned and sank as many more.
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Probate COurt.
MSTTrER RARNARD

JUSTICE bAhNAhL-
Estate q EIsu lie. order granting letters q al
uinis-rari1u: bond. SlG Attorneys. Hughes & Gray.
Estate Of Michael Reidyi order fcT Allowance At
to-nsy. J. R FsEse-
Es-zts q Jana :. Arnold order granting letters
II administration; bond. s 511. Auo-ney. Fillmore
Beau-
In re Afa-y A Rsidy. order appointing guardian.
bond S2Oac- Attorney. J. r. Fagus-
Estate e George W Hammer; order g-a1-lng let
tiers of administration: bond. S5l0- Attorneys.
Leckie Fulton & Cox
Estate q william BladeI; petition for leave 20
employ cosnssi. order authorizing sane Attorneys,
C5Tdren & Feuriug.
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Circuit Court No. 1.

Jus rTCE BARNARD
NJ =rv American National Bank SchiF1sr-
,--r-sss se-5avir 1lcd Attorneys Beu- q Minor
r : Hume.
No E-z sane - BALDWIN; Judgment y 6s-
s,r-z Ar---1eys Bs--y & Minor
n =g--7 U-I-ed states ex re- P B & "
r r Co vs. sIacsarlsud e. al writ q rnsniauus
r-5z-r5 n issue Attorneys. Nche1-ey & Plan
----E Il Trr1fS
" 51SS- Jri.oG states eT re- Cain IS Ss-e-
-a-- q Interior -uls 20 show cz-ss- Attorney.
T. Il Wa-a-
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SOUTEERN RAILWAY

y. B.-F--l5slg z-lel-le asaEss plbl4=led oaly
as Irsl---l-l11. AID are -1- E-asa1-ee1-
Fc- Atlanta. Bl--ll-Elal-. lI1llll. NeE orleans.
Asl-ril-s. C-ar-=lo-sz. Memphis. as a. Y zuc
LEg J. D. Lzlg.
For Rcll-Ls. Knoxville Clar-al1Cgl. Memphis.
New Orleans. -5-45 g. IT, 1z.s.
Flr CC-aa-b-a. CL4r.ss-1l. ACg-ssa. Alzer. Savan-
uza. J--zz-lr---e. 4-- r-1---a uS5-cs. s-J ? u.
daily
Tourist CARS for gat1r-la- t-i----ezIy- 4--1 ? T.
LCcl. -l- = --I-I-- bus a. Lzlls- rs = n
wees Gays. fl- BazFi-s. els q u 5zlr and fer
glar--r-5sTe. s-l5 a. u- ard 50 2 H. ca1ly. FRS
--el- trans 90 ard from B-1lI----
= ). BEOMN. Gel AL
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE n EFFECT APRIL T. Iss
Leave NlssuEtCu Ncu U-i-- station
SIS a. u--Daily-AL points 1u So-tolz and WeSt-
c-r- also k-Cz~llle. CLlstznC-sa. ard Nclq1is-
E.zs 2. m--DailF. E0l-cz1. Bristol. Wi1sta--
salem. Eucxyil.e CLs--au1lG1. Nashville. Neua1ls
New slr-saus T1rl-zE S'eerer Ding cars
Fey Na-folk-Lsave Nas-l-s-cn - a. II daily-
u-l5 g. H. da-ly .Jzcerc Su1l4yJ- Arrl7e No-t5lk
I'D a. II. Sd 2. IA
E-Erru.
Trains from the Southwest a-rlve s.i5 a II and
L-J b. n
Al information FCu-reg1th street AID Nez Ya-k
avau-e bend Building
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.

u Slice BAENAkl1
No ~ Bond vs Grimm contract c'11-z1e1
and trustee 20 convey appointed A--1--e-. 4 :
Wc-c1-
No zsL VARIED = Uukuo-u HERS decree
TO ---szzs-. Atom = H Tavll--
n 20 W-oz e. al vs. Wooi e. al order f-'
----a-an-s q absent 5stez5a-t- Ar-a-rey, J. Z
TayI-r-
X. --zs Bunker vs. Bunker. -lls % snow
-z-s- A-r1-nz-s J. A EI5-ia1-- and r L Mon
-aSls-
NJ -ar D---o 8 D-ooP- guardian ac ken
appointed. A-rrEzys. R. P Per-y so1
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RENTER ARE YOU LOOKING % % M M Ga 5 aa sa5 E
RAILROADS.
w, B. & A. E. RY.
The Electric Line. "

The Electric Line. 3"
DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
TIE BEST WAY to BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
OILS. L. 5 NAVAL ACADEMN-
BAGGAGE CHECkED FREE
Electric palace cars ir0n WhHe House station
d5ta and n SIS NO@rhEAST
Fer BaltlDcre--S-5J So %, 20, 500. SO.
-ss3 $50 i0a3. I658. -IIa0 and Il 80 a. n. I2zo
lCon- l-- -l0o. - 20. 81 80. 80. slD. ~
> 5000. 61J. so 80 50. SO. 80. 'l9-sl
Ter AnuzIols-6-sJ. 20. 80. 80 " y. and -
M -2-. 81. 80. 80. 80 30. s-50 80. 80.
ard lis p. IL. daily
Indicates local Trains. All others are limited.
stopping 01ly al Naval Academy saIcs1u- No vas
Ire oT EiTius c. cats HecsssaEy.
Falss. ...7.s One way. Round s'iD-
To Auaatols and T. 5
Naval Acadsuy- &c SIS
A. Il 81 cars rsa direct 70 White House station
Ticket olice a. l3yn and y. Y. ave northwest AID
az M.-Jc Ecgse station. 18th and Il IS. AOkLH-
EAsE Ielephale n 73l5-
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on III = ODD HOUR" ="
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW NOKk-
NEW TERMINAL. ID STREET. NEW YORK
20 a. 10 DIuer. Pullman Pdri1r-
a. r.
$3.50 a. n. Dller and FullG4l Parl1r Car
rlIN a. Duer and Pullman taT.-r Car.
10 B. "a Dller and Pullman tgr-1r Gar
$50 = Ro5zi Limited AL lJ--E-an- 5-h01r.
fi5g ). IA Ccacles % P4iadeiILla-
80 3. H- Dlusr and llll-U4l P4llcr-
: % ; n Coaches ~ PElLade-pala-
'lzgg > s.eeuers-
ATLANTIC CIi1. r7ao. go. II % g. n. no
-5Dy ,. n
EVERY HOUR Oh TaE HOUR
80, ~ we ssH 90 15 :ss 5 20 "a, -s1o
go 'Ig1U 'II1e a. r.. -l-1g lu1u- flz15. = o.
aa5, 20 20 80 So -, ,ls9, Is. 80. 80 SO
'-9--5, II 3. -l-zo 2 Ha---..,.r.
CHICAGO. ~. ssz5 - p ~
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
-9=.2 n rs ?. n -l2.o uisaL. =
CLEvELAND. I'D F. Il
S0El Mbls. 80 p II
FREAERICK. ts3 -5.l5. s9.i5 a n. az5 Ass
HAtEEsTQwN. so a n. $50 p. L.
-ANNAFe - =. $50. -l--5 noon. 80, So
-Bsily. -E1oe5t sunday. ss1zday only.
TELEPHONES a. ali she following TicEst OF
ave. Main q Ner THf-5 s.z-,e- I1e-e; one
NA-n .-.l- la,1rl-ltl1n br-va1. Man -
SCHEDULE or EXCURSION TRAINS
To AND FROM
CHESAPEANE BEACH
EFEECTIyE JUNE r. .ss
SUBJECT To CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS
GOING-Lv. Dis-H=l Llls station. So a n
q 50 a. u-. 80 p H.. $50 p a.. .s5 p T. and
ss5 p IA
EETJ ENING-Lv. CleszpeaEe Beacs. go a. r.
l--i5 = ID, I'D ,. T.. ca , T. ga ?. T. and
-l.J b. r.
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lr. Dlstret Line station. - a. r.. 10
O. ~. 80 g. H.. 80 b. ~. $50 ? r.. rs ?. r.
lll s-i5 3. "a
hEII IENING-Lv- ClesapezEe BeacA So g. n
----5 D. o.. go = m-, slJ p -. SAL = r.. s2
T. axe. a-1 ll-J 3. H.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GpING-Lr. Uls--- Line Slztl.1. sz5 a. n
il-c n-- 20 3. H.. so ?. r. so p T., -.
p "a. all 5-i5 g.. ~
EETJ ENING-Ly- CLeSapsaEe Beach 10 3 n
l--i5 j. 70. ---o IL. t-o r.. SD = t. -
T. u- ard -5lg T. H.
PAU Y. MATERs. Gca.a- sf.-ar-r.
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ZOE SALE-LOTS.

EJh SALE-LOIS-
BIRGATN-WILL Sell At SACRIFTCE- COR
nsr Io-. improved properly. Eaudle Highlands.
need the money Address MELLEL, Box rs. Noz-
f1ls. Va aust
For SALEM BEAUTIFUL ARGYLE" VERY
CHOICE bulidluE site. 100 feet front; wil sell
whole or part GRANOLITHIC WALKS, MACAD-
ASIZED STREET: 9 blocks north Of Mount Pleas
ant near 18th ST.. low price and easy terms to
quick bsyer- Ad6ress OWNER. BOX l52. Herald
odlcs aust
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE lot. looxl55 Fr.
Near Argyle Mansion and 10Th s. extended
MACADAN STREET * GRANOLITHIC WALKS
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
au-I-7t Address OWNER. Box IS, Herald o1ioe
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ~
CHEVY CHASE, u. c.
Adjoining CbeTy Chase. Nd. and within The Dis
rue; tive streets running east and west SO feet els
Eatcn- EEery lot N the ttact available for baa-
Ing purpose 4 detached houses and bungalows
erected Or under course OF construction since Nay
1871. the date Of opening Of tie Subdivision Al
clty 1UpTogeu1nts. including water sewer maczd-
E1lzed streets. grau5lIthic sidewalks shade trees.
al without eXpeuss 20 purchasers Special induce
uen-s are offered 20 those who agree TO build
Nf1te, telephone. can fer plats and fun pz-tie-
u2T& Autos and carriASes az your disposal
IHOS- J. FISHER < 90. tiNCsl.
- 18th
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TAYT0R7S FXCHANGE- E55 F ST wv
We exchange r0uses. Icts. farms. See rs for ba-
gains Il you are locking for a house ls=se or snail
CITY CT suburban we cza sell you one cheaper thar
a-y other 1eice
TAYLOR's EXCHANGE. BS5 F ST. NV.
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Criminal Court No. /.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Uri-s5 States vs. D1.ckey Holmes; order % pay
I L J. Battle for services srtendias Ju-uE william
d
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COAL

SPECTAL CASH PRICE his MONTH FUR
mace $50 egE stove. and rut. se.75- pez. s..
WN- =. HOLMAN. BIS .ta 1w- Phone y IS
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FOR SALE-MSCELLANEOUs.

FOR -ONsEFIFTH INTEREST II ~
lnel-Tr-r--ec c1-lDz-T operating a slate 1ua--v f
Virginia net r-71t last n1ztl, 81 A65ress BOX
l55. Head ra7a
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN MOTORCTCLES LEAD THEN ALL
leading features, the BROOKS saddle, double gTtp
control Heis-roa motors automatic intake valves
CHAs E MILLER & BRO. ug5 Isth Nv. agents.
au4-f
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
O.; t7-Tuala- Virginia n. DAVIS. complainant. vs..
Ihe lasrlal Heirs UH.i-srs- and ALe1ees q
jonathan Slater, BENJAMIN G-ar51l or and Elias
3. Caldwell. defendants. No. Z555 Equity DoCEc---
NE s1-~ Gf -ai~ >lit isl % declare complainant 3
il-ae TF-1r 5s adverse possession 90 the follow
inE-lf5fr1-e- lands. premises Ca-Ueur-. and ap-
rar--rsre0s. 20 -l- Uis-rlr- -f g.tluts and cts
n Nls---E-e1- par ~ original I0t numbered
-efC- ..- iu square Numbered ulre Ll-6-ed and
FOUR ----.-a5 within Tire following urres and
rrlnds. WIS Er-i1air- s-- tla same Ar a uoia-
Distant tFer-rf-Hr -i ta-- t7ar 81 ir-hes north
-l.ll Tie southwest e.-gr q -l-l Ir- and rll-zir 6
f.sE1e rH--- rI1-- -Ee 'ir- r -eET--E s--1r- east
. .-- -r.- a--Hr inches. thence tas- one
hundred and teat one .r 1rc.. thence
SONIA eighteen .-- --Hr a-za- Isl inches. and thence
U7s- 0-. -r-l-lE and rll- -77 sa-- aue IH 11el o.
PIE place Hf 1--rElH- gl lars1u e tle c0n-
p---na1r % is -s -rl day q August. 1915 ar-
-a-Hl -la- -Ee l.l-r6r--- -Ha 1rz--Uu hers.
l.-ses- a-- airu.a-- a. Ir---la- slater. Berss-
MIN t-a--- Or and Elias y. Caldwell czlsa -Eeir
appearance tl l- entered ari-i1 a- rr before the
ar-- r-s dag 1----z sf-sr -aa szrl-e-lHl g -lrae
months .-r EHl- dare. H-rs--l=. r-r elIze TlL BE-
IrHtH--- orb case q l-fl--r PROVIDED a
CTS -t - .i- De- l0l -v-~e month fl-
'1re- --- r -aa WsHr--Hl Llr Rspr-.- and
The Na~-.-rH- Herald before said tas. t-i-usI.
JOB BARNARD T-s-lrs A -r-- c-..-Tzs-- .-elLf
O. r LtI Ns. Cara b. r. r. CJNNINEH AaI.
As-.--sa- g--a f. s. HILLTER. S-li-t-1- fo-
Compliment alll-5s-7 -l1-5 D
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EDE REM
s-s o ST. NV. III and D. c--uer h'use---.- 81
l ~ So w. F.. b.. -e-eU- han t---------- g. 81
$50 C.l-ull- 81 Nv. rooms and bz-a-----.-- =
8 So lu. 711-.s and h.-.----------..-- Is 81
FOR COLORED
l2sL Linden 81. ue e. and b. ilat-...-......- so
CLIFFORD a BORDEN 6,s 5-L s. ur
ans rlrr
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FOR SALE-S-E-- on TEEllS To SUIT, 18Th
o. -v-- urz- So -a.-s and hath 1u IN first
c.sss -rrll-i11- VIII sch % sod c-l1-ed Iarcv-
THOS J. FISHER d CO. Inc. IS l5;a s. us-