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arc just ynd equitable and that they
arc administered justly. The same mos
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this message comes To each individual, and
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has attended to this function.
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The Washington times., 1910-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
CoLTNBTA Holding Probate Court Is
tate q Eliza d EerreIl- deceased 40. 1850.
Administrator Docket Application having
been made herein for probate OF the last
VIII and testament and CodicI OF said de-
ceased and Tor letters testamentary on said
estate by Annie 2 Ward and Henry "
E-errel. 10 is ordered this Sth day o. Apr.
A. D. 1910. that George y Herreu. and a I
others concerned. appear IN said g1urt on
Friday, the 2Gth day Of May. A. D 1910. al 20
O'Clock a. m, 20 show cause why such a.
hereof be published IN the Washington Law
Reporter and The washington Times once
ln each ~ three successive weeks before The
return day herein meutioDec-the rs pub
LEGATION 20 be not less than thirty days BE-
fore said return GAY JOB BARNARD. jas
tee tSealJ Attest JhEES TASSNER
Register o. wills for the District OF CoIUm-
THONGS. Attorney aps-lt k xSu-?.
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT Of
COLI MBEA-H0idinE Probate Cou-1, No
154sS. Administration This is 20 give notice.
That the subscribe, o. the Di5-ri~t Of Co
luubia. has obtained from the Probate Court
q the District Of Columbia letters tesla
rlentary on the estate Of Archie Ellis, late
Of the District OF Columbia deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated.
90 the subscriber On Or before che 51sJ DAY
a. March. a y. 1911. otherwise they NAV
By law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate Given under my hand this 2fsr DAY
OF March. 1850 JAMES Il WTNSLOW. I7Oc
TANNER. Register o. wills for the District
of Columbia Clerk OF the Probate Court
ap2-1tvI.ezsu-st
The Washington times., 1910-04-16

PIANO TUNING. $50; player pianos re-
paired aiso rEan work J. T. HERMAN
q Go0r. 40 Pa ave X y. Main ia
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
PUBLIC NOTICE



~ THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
IEICI OF COLI ABIA- Hs5diuE a District
LolT- ~ re- Conformation q land for
Elg1- ~ Way Tor the Anacostia Main Inter
ce0f-nE sever District court 80 EFl T-uln
cons reratlon d the petition - the Commits
sioDers q -Ls District o. Columbia. fled ir
che above entitled cause and on melton
% counsel for the said Commissioners. % is
p the Court ms lfth day % April. A n.
-s-.- ClsD1tLfslf- mas The clerk ot this
Court Issue a citation 90 Mar A. VVafhaus.
Eochester- y y the Washington Pathway
ana -.ecfrle Company ltaslinEr0n. r. c.
the Washington Loan and Trust Compan.
trustee. washington. D c. ATcthfa 2Tr-or-
mick Eertlr-o-r- y 81 Nan F5--- 49,
r. Mrr1rnlez- Annapolis Maryland Hen
rletLa H. Fowler EeuIuortE. n C.. Jacob
Beck. BenniuE. T. c. susan 2 Sbe-lF, Ben
1-nE- D. 90 George " Barnes. Jr-. trustee.
Georee " Barnes ST. Beuuing d g..
walter p shaw. kenlIvorth n c.
- ~ c'2.s ..' zena.7s D. c. = A
r Bond Washington. - O.; Maria H=ys1a.
neniiTTo-tn- D. c. sro the WashiuE1ol
inEton- d. c. % aPPear In this Court M
the 9th day OF April a D 1910. az ten
o'ci0ck a. r-- 70 answer said petition. and
EhClId not be granted end SHY the rf-h-g
~ way through parcels 1850 1872. 1851.
-, ISL i7e-i 1870 i7I-z. ISIS ls9-C
--7-5 I7S-l particularly described IN said D.
rffian. should Euc be condemned frr 51e|
FIr pose "l ErFt l1.Te a -lEr- or way Tor an
iE-er-eptlCE ever through the aforesaid usr-
GELS % lar Il IS Further Ordered mar
a COPY az -Ld citation be served BIZ re
United Stsr- Marshal for me District 81
Columbia upon such owners Of the land
sought u be condemned herein ana s1rh
persons Interested therein as may De found
ny the said Marshal or his depc-lse =-f-rf7
the District ~ Columbia And i- Is Further
Ordered L5s- al persons having any inter
est IN these proceedings BE- ard thev are
hereby warned and required 70 appear in
this Cou-- on or before ne said 27-h 5a-
% April. A. D. 1910. 20 answer the ezfE
petition and 20 continue iu attendance until
The Court shall have made its final order
rsttfvlnE and confirming the award ana re-
port Of the Commissioners % be appointed
b- The Court apprafze the value Of -Aa
respective interests OF all persons .o-rer-ea
5u the land and premises mentioned and De-
scrI6ad 81 the aforesaid petition II IS
Further Ordered That a copy 0f this orSe-|
be published once in The washington Law
Reporter and on six secular DAYS IN the
washington Star. The Washington Times
and the Washington Herald. newspaper. pub
lisled said Dis-TiC- OF Columbia before
the said 9TH day o. April, a. y 1910 BY
the Court. WENDELL. 2 ST. EFORD JUS
tice- lSezil A True Copy Test i ?
YOUNG. Clerk BY 2 z CUNNINGHAM
Asst Clerk a115-5t- exSu
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
FOR RENT-0FFICES

LARGE LIGHT front basement room Tor Of
Gee or light business SI- Eye 81 y q.
tic
FOR RENT-Enrire second floor q Russell
Bldg 81 9 ST n W hot-water heat.
Eas ana electric lights. and every convent
znce- Rent reasonable
PERCY Il. RUSSELL
Russell Building go s. y "
~
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FOR EXCHANGE

Fer EXCHANCE-0-hat investment property
have you worth rt,e. That you viii eX-
cnange Tor 1o-sc-s tract az DistrfCc Line
IN Maryland 80 fsr,--Cl both steam and e1ec-
tric lines which trac- can be subdivIded into
$50 lots and sold fc- az least $50 Der LOT
azErecstInE s. soO2 Lots 20 yards away now
selling for s45c each BOX 20. Times once
zPu-6t
The Washington times., 1910-04-16

i ST X w. 165s-TwO vacancies IN mess
II S gentlemen. superior cook; unsurpassed
fare apI7-5-s
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~ ,STED-pa tnsr IN moving picture but
ness nice little tneater running 70 ~
houses: want money 10 enlarge olsiuess
BOX 2H Tines office aHLh-al
The Washington times., 1910-04-16

Pear % Pisres Nv. water. stalls Sc o,
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

r. r DAVIS g. HCLLOT. Carpenters ana
Builders- 5obniuE promptly attended TO AZ
a. =. ave aDIE-s-r
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
WANTEp-APARTMENTS

7FANTED-First week IN Nay, fat or apart
r1eut Of & roons and bath. porch or bal
cory, on OF near r St cars references BOX
-71 Times Office It.
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

NJ H PETE-ES-TT. Prop. John Hess. Mana
ger Reliable Umbrella and ParasoI ia Ie-.
Repairing and recovering a specially. Crav-
e1neCtes gloria, and silk. 81 g9l 2 ST. y V.
rrhz1-.rr n so
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE


BOWLES, RYAN & CO. 18TH and n sts-
Money 10 loan on improved real estate we
have a number of ed applications f1- loans
OF 5000 TO 5000 Apply Immediately. Tel
Al $50 aprs-st
MONEY TO LOAN on approved civ real
estate a. lowest current rates SPECIAL rriv-
fieses With respect 70 prior payments Large
amounts specially TYLER & El-TEFEsE-
FORD. $50 18th St y ". ros7-ff
MONEY TO LOAN OK d. g REAL estate
-LoSesl rates q interest Payments On
principal in amounts Of 500 OF more re-
cefved at any interest period THE T. II
SMITH CO. Bond Building 1z0G y. : ave
JyI5-f
MONEY TO LoAN-s25o 70 $500 0o8 On d a
real estate Interest low, and al trausac-
lions conducted with economical considers-
tiou for Borrowers
WM- II SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 y. W feIZ-tf
NONE TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
interest on D c Real Estate 10 IN
reasonable delay.
WALTER II ACKER
fe4-1 La 2 ST. y ".
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
FOR RENT-GARAGE

FOR RENT-Privste garage new building
built specially for garage purposes FIRE
proof. cement floors asbestos shinsle roof .
light lockers, Washrooms and toilet Resr
II Ifoe 18th St y. ". OF 1873 ? st X "
L r EOYESsTEIN = CO, 1sls ST Nv.
aplA-ss
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
WANTED-MONEY

WANTED
To INVESTORS
We have number oF applications
for first mortgage loans tsi-r aTra
securities can place amount SI.fo0
BOX -ee TIHES OFFICE.
aTls-5t
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
APARTMENTS TO LET


Furnished and Unfurnishee
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. S. L.
FOR RENT-FLATS
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF TWO ~
STORY APARTMENTS N DIE EK-
I'M SECTIONS OF THE CITY VIVA
ALL CONVENfENCES. MODERATE
Rent; ALL NECESSARY REPAIRS
LET Us SEND YOU OUR COM
APARTMENTS.
JOHN +. DONOH0E & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.
Why Nell in the City2
DELIGHTFUL s.rooM APARTMENTS IL
SUBURBS; A N &. ONLY 4 FEW LEFT
$40 20-Worth $50
Nos. 5m-5os p. Z ave y E sss Adams
81. s2o-50-
RENT % COMMENCE MAY 1sT.
F. IL SMITH CO.. 1875 x 7. AVE
apl2-It
FOR RENT-zSs 5,EvPoRr PLACE y. "
Nice fats, 4 rooms and proclaim bath Tor
Desirable cJlored tenants Rent sls-59-
MOORE K HILL dne-l. 1913 G.
@p-s---
FOR REM
TENLETTOwlS, WISCONSIN AVENUE
rooms and bath ---------------- -
"a - 81 NV. 9r. and 5-----------.------ SO
Janitor Service
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER So 1fth 81 \ "
Pleasant. cool. large apartments. The
II r-r--- az al . =sr
J JEROME LIGHTFOCT, 14l4 ".
ls55 sth 81 y Z. rooms and bath 1890
Us otn 81 n =. rooms and bath l5-os
49, Churcu 81 n W. o. aud D. tcsLJ -5-55
FRANK a. RAW l.I-vC-s, GO.
l5a5 Pa ave y " apIs-21
6341z 14.H ST. NE
-Four rooms and bath RAJ: just painted and
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN,
604 9Th y "
FOR Rent, APARTMENTS. n me seneca.
- r street y. " Two - rooms and
sath, each, a. a.. L Rents from 517.oo 70
Sz--l3 per month
FOR Rent. APARTMENT v-clFuR,yrsH-
I'D % Irving street. Es( block west %
Connection avenue ear line - close prox-
unity - ROCK Creek Farz- S ro1ns and
hz-th Rent. S8--58 tsr -no1-r
KEH-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second Floor Front, Evans Bldg.
aDl5-5t
FOR RENT-5 rooms. wIth use % BAN. 5000
repair extra storage $40 $50 * s. ~. w.
apih-8--
THE new AUBURN. lss Pa ave - W
Large arl small. rooms sumner "a -eE. IN
c1reileI sable. -raEsic1-s l--lEll- dated near
White House and pubic buildings aDl5-7t
Five large al outside rooms. bah.
Furnace. coal and Gas ranges
avenue car line. hrsf-cl1ss order
Es-5o-1ses PA AVE s. L
similar Flat. rs I5-n 81 & K
sPs-tr
sTI AND ny. AVE " W. THE MELTON
Elevator. telephone exchange
SIX rooms and hath $3.50
rooms and bath. newly ulp-reL- sz--5o
SAMUEL ". CgCkRELL. So y W
fe15-rf
FOR RENI-BacheIor apartments @ rooms
end BATH every modern convenience FUR
aisEed and unFlrnisned. SENECA. e. z
n " ccl-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF
The DISTRICT OF COLU1TBIA WASH
fngDn. d C. April Ia $50 Sealed pro
possls WI be received AZ this ofice until
two O'Clock ?. M wednesday. April %. 1910
for hauling asphalt paving blocks from plant
q Washington asphalt Block and Tie Con-
pa-y. TO Union Station and vicinity. Blank
form OF proposal. Specifications. and neces-
say snforr1stio- may be obtained uoou an
PllcattoD 20 the Property Clerk. d C. Room
50, Dtstr1ct Building CCNO 4 RUDOLPH
: ON. A. JOHNSTON WILLIAM Z. JUD-
Eo2lIs EornzzIESio0sA u q eplsst
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

Mr. PROPERTY OWNER
Place your property IN our hands for rent
OF sale City, farms. or suburban We
cannot supply our applicants Give Us q tia
Lincoln Land and Improvement Co M
CentrsI National Sank Build-7E
sJ2 and Pa ave y W
The Washington times., 1910-04-16

FOR REM
S55oe-Sss1 Sth 81 nv. 10 rooms and hath
large rsrGs. and Dorchss.
3 5l-II52 Spring md new ICONS and hath
81 Eo-Ssd ard y SITS nv. 3 rooms and bath
fat
s150e-sI7 i ST nv. ICONS and bath rat
g-15-U6 =. 81 Sc 3 rooms and bath Fat
sI750-1Gs y c ave- ne-s rooms and bath
fat
SIS $3.50 18th 81. sT-. rooms
rs oO-Foxsu road- rooms large grounds
and porch
81. oG-sI2 18th 81. sE-. rcous.
50 5o--Ss 18th Sc, sore room
SIC 0G-I12 z Cap 81. rooms. water. s1G
Sc eO-705 washington Ct, roo7ns-
$ 50-Z6Z5 Green's Ct rooms sewer, and
water.
SIS Oo-Ist and Quincy SIS nv small bakery.
LEWIS & JONES CO, 81 z - y W
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOwsg
White Eelp and modsrats prizes LEON I.
CA5oON, Acme WINDOW Cleaning Co. r.
moved ~ ~ 9 "a N Rh2zE 81 ia
sz&Esssssss--
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

FREE FREE
W. 3 more and run the risk. besides
we viii store your furniture for 81 per month
per load. and give you an Insurance policy
Union STORAGE K TRANSFER CO.
Phone NsEt So ap4f-f
Izeestrueti5ie Storage Loo Rooms
II you Wiz inspect this ware house and note
-E5 cleanliness and manner Of sgo-ire Elrul-
c-re. We feel certain o. your psatIonzz-z- lI1-z
1ro1f Ca-De- cleaning Silver NaulL Auto
uooiies- Pianos Padded vans for moving
Lowest prices
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.. 1870 L ST.
SEPARATE ROOMS. also By the load. ~.
ventilated cheapest IN city TH0S
BOWLING q Co, sl2 = -. X. ~ TEL Al 50
a2s-s--
MOVING city OF country. large three q
borse padded Fdus- Estimates or ~ a.
load LI1TI-EE'iEL-D, ALvORD q CO.
COLORADO BLDG.
Lslsp6ooe " .S.-s-2- mhls-5ot. szsu
MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED
we VII dc your moving packing. and ship
ping, and take in payment old fur1ltlrrs
Stoves etc WASHINGTON FURNITURE
CO.. ia & S sts- NJ. Phone North "a
tlnlo-sot
We MOVE ANxTHING-Fron small boxes
and sbaEgaEs 70 the heaviest MACHINERY
cisIty- ESTIMATES FURNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSIT R 4 STORAGE CO.
GZ0-9Z1 Z ST n " Main $50
Jat-goi
GET Our ESTIMATE On Absolutely Ere
proof storage. moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. as-10 10Th ST X W
Main ga Jezs-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
Law AND COLLECTIONS

ALL CASES. al courts. secret service. Col
lections- q g Legal C0rp-s SO Bend Bids
-
The Washington times., 1910-04-16

GET Our ESTIMATE On absolutely Ere
proof storage. moving. packing L-NTTEr
STATES STORAGE CO. fls-10 10Th ST X "
Nan - fezs-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
FOR RENT-RO0MS

DELAWARE AVE y e 2Z1-Tv0 nice
rooms d floor housekeepinE, fine batA-
go ap14-5ts
The Washington times., 1910-04-16

Money Loaned Salaried People
end others including women keeping houSs
without security. easy payments: osacez- -
y prlaclPa1 cisteSS save yourself monsy D.
isoon Eoe. SIS 18th 81 Ma Va ssS7-tS
Arizona republican., 1910-11-08
Phoenix Rose Garden, Where the Flowers Bloom
 All the Year
Lots For InVeStme ent

Close West Washington Should double in value a few years Price -S2 300 The southwest of Van BUren Street and Fifth Avenue. Good business site and will better every day. Price for quick sale S2. 300 postoffice site choice property apartment house hotel Will make you less than 20 cent Price S15 900 located Grand Avenue Can be sold individually and make 90 per has other plans for the bunch 2 900 Whole block close in Washington Street. Price S25 900 Whole block close in on East Washington Street
 Price .......-.-..-.-..-.--.- S15. 900
Arizona republican., 1910-11-08
Exchanges

It is the purpose of this company to make speciality exchanges. and invite everyone who would like to
 their for that of other class to Have exchange 12O acres four miles north of Mesa well improved, value $125 per Want income property in d good western town. Choice of r located Riverside Cal Has about $4,000 Will exchange for good Phoenix property with cash Quarter block business property in Phoenix choice location, sSOOOO. Will exchange good Los Angeles property
 Half section land located Victoria. Texas val $40 Want good Salt River Valley property Eighty southeast of Mesa. well worth the sS0 per Want a choice home in PhOe- Might a difference
 garden belt southeast of city, S3OOO want Phoenix property north east. section south of Tempe value $1OO Want Phoenix property.
 cottage in city, value s2,5OO small acreage home
 Have number good properties to trade for some thing in California. What have you?
 We will endeavor to match trade anywhere See
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-13
OFFERED SUIT OF
CLOTHES FOR A HIT
Official Scorer of St. Louis
Games Makes State
ment of Facts. -.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. October lie. V.
Parish, who officially scored Sunda US
double-header between the St Louis and
Cleveland American League teams. last
night made the following statement of the
Lajoie case: The first game, in which I
gave Laioie four hits for as many at
tempts, was without incident, save that
there was continual procession to the
press box for information regarding the
scoring. which was given. Sometimes the
scoring pleased the fans at other times
it did not. The game was scored as
saw II, and had / to score il again.
would credit Lajoie with four hits for
his efforts.
In the second game I.atoie hunted his
first time up. 1t was Il clean hit His
second time up, which was in the third
inning, he hunted again. Corriden third
baseman of the st. Louis team, fumbled
the ball and Lajoie was safe at first A
runner WAS on first with none out He
advanced to second. In my opinion, Cor
riden could have gotten Lajoie at first
easily by clean handling of the ball.
There was but one way to score the play
a sacrifice hit and an error for Corriden
AS to the scoring of the hits, / have
this to say: That. i'm my opinion, there is
no question of their legitimacy Thew
were clean scoring hits and had they been
scored otherwise it would have been an
injustice to Lajoie.
Parish claims that during the second
game messenger boy handed him the
following unsigned note:
Mr.. Parish: If you can see where La
joie gets Is. II. instead of a sacrifice |
will give YOU an order for a forty dollar
suit of clotheS-Surc. Answer by boy. In
behalf of -, | ask it of you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-13
YANKEES AND GIANTS
WILL HOOK UP TODAY
Ford and MatheWS0n Probable
Pitchers for Opening
Battle.

NEW YORK, October 1;.-Today
brought the New York base ball fans
their long-awaited opportunity to see the
rival teams which represent the city in
the two big leagues meet to decide the
much mooted question of superiority.
The advance sale of seats for the first
four games has been heavy, and there
were expectations that even the immense
ellipse of the Polo Grounds stands which
frames the battlefield of today and Satur-
day might find it's seating capacity of
upward of 1900 taxed.
The cool air this morning was discounted
by the enthusiastic partisans of the two
teams, who figured that the bright sun
shine which prevailed would warm things
up sufficiently to make conditions agree
able for spectators and participants alike
by the time play was called at Dab
o clock Managers John j. McGraw Of the
Giants and Hal Chase of the HighianderS
reported all their men in tip-top condition
and each side confident of showing the
public that it was the real thing in met
ropolitan base ball ability.
Far more than local attention Is CEN
tered on the series.
The two teams have never met before,
and opinions as to which would win were
reflected in nearly even betting odds. In
Official TtcOTuS SHOW Tic NdtIOudlS " hoN Z
excelled considerably in batting during
the past season. while the Americans dis
played somewhat superior fielding ability.
The showing of their respective pitcn-
ing STATS was expected to be practically
decisive Manager McGraw pinning his
faith chiefly on Mathewson, Crandall,
Wiltse and Drucke. while Manager Chase
relied mainly on Ford, Vaughn, Quinn
and Warhop.
The games are supervised by the ma
tional commission. Seven games will be
played if necessary to decide the issue,
the first club to win four games being de-
clared the victor. The players share IN
the receipts of the first four games only
winners getting 90 and losers 40 per cent
of the players pool
Tomorrow the clubs will play at Amer
lean League Park, Saturday at the Polo
Grounds and Monday again on the
Americans field. The fifth game. If nee
essary, will be on Tuesday, October IL.
at the Polo Grounds, the sixth at Amer
lean League Park on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 10, and the seventh. if the series
goes that far, to be decided by lot as to
time and place.
The umpires for the series arc KLEIN of
the Nationals and Evans of the Ameri-
can League.