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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-15

me be able to give those about me
something to help them on their
journey of Life. Show me the
way of an Ideal Life and show me
how | may live it. Let me keep
the love of that good woman who
shares my home and let me give
to her an Ideal Live and all tn
joys possible. Let me have the
love Of other good women and men
so that may make this Ideal Love
more ideal.
May | shun despair lest give
pain to those around me by my
surliness. Drive away the Devils
Of Gloom, Despair, Sorrow, Hate
and Fear so that ! may cheer and
help my associates instead Of
hindering them. Let me give to-
day; for there may be no to-
morrow. Help me to keep my
business clean and honest so that |
may serve the people. Let me not
misrepresent even if | should lose
- for the moment. Carry me
through this day an optomist,
working-help and cheering. This
is my rayer.-Exchangc.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-15

A woman came to us Yesterday
and wanted us to roast the mun OF
Mulvane. She said her husband
treated her 80 mean it was ridicu-
lous. We don't dare to roast the
men who mistreat their wives. for
we are afraid we would lose two.
thirds of our subscription list.
The average man ought to live out
in tho barn with the cows and pigs
and other brutes until he learned
to behave himself. The women in
question has our sympathy, but We
must refuse her request.-Mulvane
(Kan.) News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-15
GRAND BALL

EIko Local No. 14165 of the
american Federation of Labor will
give Grand Ball at their Hall in
the Guldagger Building Saturday
night December 16, 1911. Good
music has been secured and all
VINO attend are assured of a
splendid time.
Tickets. admitting gents, IS
cents. Ladies free.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-15

Furnished rooms for rent by tn
day week or month at the Club
Lodging house at the corner of
Fifth and Idaho streets. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. George M Moody.
p-oprietress.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-15

Wantcd-One single iron bed.
Must be cheap. o. X. Pcpair
Shop.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-15

Dean Harrison, Jeweler and
optician, has moved one door
east of the drugstore, where he
will be glad to see all wanting
work in his line.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-15

Two hundred girls and boy
are invited to enter our contest
for q $40 Solid Gold Niagara ring
absolutely free Of charge. L. J.
Wintermantel Co., jewelers.,
ElIo.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-18

avenue northwest between n and N streets
square lbs part Of lot II; William P. May
3eld, executor. and Clifton Pool MayhsA tc
Mary Elizabeth Msyfeld, $40.
Sixteenth street northwest between ! and &
streets-Square leo. lot 3; c. Louisa Benton %
Charles 8. White SO.
Barry Fam-Part Of lot q. section 9; Johp Boyd 70
Charles J. Harbaugh ct ux.. SO
street southwest. between Third and Four>and-s-
half streets-Bquare SO; part Of original lot 81
BENJAMIN F. Leighton. trustee. TO Alonzo Bev-
efly, 81. .s9a75
Kirby and n streets northwest-square SIS. pars
of lot II; Thornton Carusi to William @.
wich, SO: trnst. g ZOO.
University Heights-Lot g. east part Of lot io lota
to O. block o; lot g. block 10; lot Y, block II;
lots q and II and part Of lot IL block Is: HarfJ
Barton and W. Henry Walker. trustees. 70 Wu-
lam l. Lanning. SATAN.
University Heights-Lots to .. block 3; William 4
LAnning ct w. TO Thomas J. Lane and John !.
Lane. so.
University Heights-Lot 80 and east half Of lot ..
block 8; lot g. block 10; lot II. block u; lot u
and part Of lots 2 and Is block Is: William Ia
Lanniug ct III. to william II. walker. $40
Hoover and Granby-Part; Augustus 9. Worthingtou
ct VI. and Arthur A. Birnsy ct W. to uara A.
MArden. so.
1913 Riggs street northwest-Square lA lot itAi Aiics
p. Shadd 10 John 7. Knott. 80
University Heights-Lots q and .. 3. 3 y. y. md
%. block 2; William L Lanning ct ux. 70 tha
National Savings and Trust Company and VIII
lam Stone Albert, trustees, under WI Of 6iivanus
Thayer Albert, deceased. so
i5u Thirtieth street noythwest-Squac IL. ooe-
seventh interest IN part OF lots ~ TO y; VIII
lam p. Mayfeld executor. and AAfy Elizabeth
Mayheld to Clifton Pool Mayhetd, sln
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HUSBAND MISSING;
SHE TRIES SUICIDE
Physician Arrives in Time
to Save Woman's Life.

Despondent because her husband. Lloyd
Dement,, had deserted her, Mrs. Nellie
Dement, eighteen years old. Of 12s Q
street southwest attempted suicide last
night about $50 O'Clock by swallowing
creosote. A hurry call was sent to
Emergency Hospital. and q physician
arrived in time to save her life. She
was taken to the hospital and will be
able to leave this morning.
The husband disappeared July H. and
the police were asked to locate him. Mrs
Dent called the police several times yes-
terday, but they told her they were un-
ableto find him.
The police say that Dement,, who is q
collector for an installment house, was
thrown fro mhis bicycle at Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue June 16 last
and suffered a concussion Of the brai.
1t Is believed by the police that it Affect
ed his mid. and that he is wandering
about the country.
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WANTED TO SAVE
NATION; ARRESTED
Percy Passmore Sent to the
Washington Asylum.

Percy Passmore, twenty years old, who
is supposed to live at 162 Mott street,
Long Island City, N. Y. was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Policeman Kelly,
and sent to Washington Asylum Hospital
for observation as to his sanity.
Passmore called at the Treasury De-
partment and asked to see the Comp
troller of the Currency. He told the
Comptroller he wanted to obtain q char
ter to start a national bank, saying the
firm Of ]. Pierpont Morgan was tottering
and that he had a scheme to save the
country from ruin. After a little more
talk Of that kind telephone message
was sent to police headquarters, and Po-
liceman Kelly got him and took him to
the District Building, where Sanitary
oficer Scroufe questioned him and then
sent him to Washington Asylum Hospital
His relatives were notified.
From letters in his pockets it was
found Passmore had been in Cleveland
and Philadelphia, where he tried to OBJ
tain employment. Passmore said he had
arrived in Washington yesterday morn
ing and registered at the Continental
Hotel. A suit case containing a few
clothes was found in his room.
Last night a telegram was received
from his mother. Mrs. Lena Passmore.
saying he had a return trip ticket. and
to send him home. The police officials
think, however, II is not safe for him to
travel alone, and are holding him until
a relative comes after him.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-18
Lawsuits.
Bankruptcy Petition.
Mechanic,s Lien.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Ahy and Fiendship-Lots Is to q. block 9:
lot 8, block 2: Mary Il. Warner to Anna u.
Moore, So
whittingham-square 5lz. lot 81; Jess Bumbry to
John w. Wheeler, $40.
streets-square 5s4 part of lots and D; John
w. Evans ct W. to Bernard Leonard. so
Volta place noFthwest-Square 125. part OF lot 10;
William b. Saunders and George q. Dierkoph.
trystees, TO Gland Livingston, $500, trust $500.
rs O street northwest-Sauare 500. lot q; Garfield
A. Street to Charles @. Enme1t, SO.
N street northwest between First and Third streets
Square 14 lots lN to los; William Clabaush
q ux. to William Jardine and Robert Bcnar 80.
zs, lots q, 3s, and -; John d. McNsbb TO
Bertha L. Stern, SO
% street northeast-Sqmrs g. lot i6: Robert
8. Dawson end Henry L. Daris0u to joseph
coupscticut Avenue Hishlmds-souer Dsl. lots u
and q; the Connecticut Avenue Highlands Com
pany to Arthur g. Hall. So
III Finh street uorthwest6uuare 4: part of orisi-
kins, and Arthur =. HamscAsr to Edward y
Lanwpod Heiehts-Iot q. block j; John W. Glen
nan. trustee to spriss Bowie, so.
ssul's Addition Square 81 lot y; Enmst q
wnitnsy Coss-Lot IS bleck :; PstricA 0Isssn q
w. 70 Albert Foer ga -.
los stzset southsast-equazs 10, lot -; Noa y.
mom to Maria Bdslin. IA
Thirteenth slree< ncthvsA, hstwssn Ncw Iuk -.
8; chneophR @. orHhsn to MaU 4 onhsm,
plsssat plains-squass M. ias =; Guy ssyp
and Csupz 3 9spp to IAwfos n ossna -
- Lo.,sses "a 'sss crs.as : q. . oas "a and Il o.
ron 3 xsg9 -
6lsns ~ ~ 3 - = ~ ~ Wlpsssaln
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Company. $50. 5 r.1.. per cent. .sni-.nnu-

Company. $500. years. 5 per cent. semi-annu-
aIlr.
Square ssoe-P.rcei zs4-Luia B. D.vis to Georg.
r. Collins and James z. Bell. trustees to Sc
cure Annie Mott, S75. Is months. 8 per cent
Square Es-Lots n 8. and %; Bertha I. Stern 70
Henry Il. Bersmann and Geosge NJ Emnerich,
trustees. to sseurs The Metropolis Building As
Square 8i-Lots los to los; Robert Bonar ct ur
and William Jardine. to Joseph !. Weller and
Harry J. Pirie. trustees. to secure Nellie Pirie.
SQUARE ss:.ses gs 10, PEI Jossns s aua,s1 = m to
]. Sprigs Poole and William A. Hill, trustees
TO secure Charles W. Dam. t.. $500. years. Z
per cent, semi-annnally. Same to William A.
Htn and Rignald W. Bean. trustees. to secure
Charles W. Dsr. jr., 500, 70 3 months, Z
per cent Per annum
Square Dsl-Lots a and q: Arthur g. Han 70
George J. Easterday and Albert 7. Combe. trus
tee@ TO secure the Counecticut Avenue High
lands Company. g.7l7.0. to % months. PEI
Square 5A-Pnt Of original lot Il; Edward 8.
Mors to James Berry and William Mex. Clay
ton. trustees to securs the Perpetual Building
Association. Q.00
square zs-Lot is: Sisrss Z. ws.den to Richard q.
Pairo and Herbert A. Gill. trasteeA to secure II.
": P,,ro ssa. to , months. per cent. ssni-
ne Ridgs-Lots snd 8; John 4. Hsns subdi-
yision, lot Z; Hary B. Pieasants to Thomas
N..r ma Gscrr .: c0liinA trustees 70 senss
/ annually.
Square l1-Psrt d original lots and Z: Eusens
Bcttes let ux. 10 Lssin 9. Ffy and Jackson H.
haaon. trustees. to secars the Citizens bquits-
BE Building Association. =. 90.
ouuarv 9rLot .: Charles 8 White to William q.
eaun6eo and GsosSs n. D1srtoph. trustees. 70
secip 9. Lousa Benton. Qis4 to u yearh
p9 csnk. seml-anpually
Barfy Fsrm-Psn q lot q section Z; Charles J.
HafbauGh q M to Henry H. BerEmann and
Charles schaisr. trustees. TO secuse the Ncfhern
Liberty 0ssman-Amerieaa Budding Assocauon.
No. q 30
souazs 6g-Pss< 4 lot .; waitsr =, BAr q u.
70 Jossph J. Deriingtou and msir Lee tms
tses - spesus ths Waahingtoe ur orhan
!.s As.'n' a'n s'azA : ~ ''ae '''''-saa''
ssssss as-s~ e-vnun,, Z psvss "a csutne
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ton Payne ct al to Charles W. Dar and julius
/. Peyser. trustees. to secure Frank Payne,
N.sU.5o. payable April 5, 1914, per cent. semi-
annually
Square lS3-Lot IN; John T. Knott 70 whitsneld
Mckinley and Harry r. Kline. trustees, 10 ses
cent, ssmi-annuaIly.
Square 1o5e-Lot 8; Maria Edelin, to Ernsst Ia!
Schmidt and George NJ Emmerich. trustees. To-
secure the German-American Building Assoca-
tion. a,0o same to John r. Donohos and
Milburn Donohos. trustees to secure May i
Gerhauser. D@. year,, per cent semfannu-
all>
Brookland-Lo< block 30: James X. wallacs e,
ux to the Washington Loan and Trust Com,
pany tustee, to secure the EQUITABLE Co-opera-,
Square lze-Lct s.; Guy 8. and Carroll s. zsrp %
Hontio N. rspln and Elmer aamsy. trus.
tees, to secure Lille T. Taplin, $50, yarss "
Per cent. substantially. Same to syprse W,
secure George S. Cbiiscn. G,oo monthly pay-'
rents. per cent Per annum
Square 6e-PArt Of original lot ); Alonzo Beverly q
,ix 10 the Washington Loan and Trust Company
trustee. to secure the Equitable Cooperative
Building Association. SOC.
Square ave-Lot Q: Ralph p. Horton Of TO Jcbu
B. Larner and John A. Hamilton trissses %
pAny. 6.oco. years. PER cent. selnt annually.
Square 8-Lots i1 and IA; Nell g. Brown 70 Ben
B. Bradford and Granville c. Brsdford. trustees.
to secrrs Rosa Wright smith, 0m. years.
per cent, mi-annually.
Unirprdfy Heshts-Lots 10 q block .: Thonas J.
Lane ct VI. and John =. Lane ct VI. to william
H. Walker and Joseph w. Craig. trustees 10 ~
cure William 1. LAnnins. 600 and ysan
per cent, semtannually.
oranby-Psrt; Clara A. Mardsn q vir to Frsdsr1ca
L siddons sad Henry =. woodard. trustees. 70
secure Arthur 4. Birnsy and Augustus s WORTH
instou. sz3Yla1. yssn. PSI esut. ssniannu.
aliy.
Square iii-LDt .: Nellis y. d. ssoddard 4 " %
the American Security and Trust Company. trut-
ses. to sccurs the National ssvings and Trust
Company. u2oco. ysAu. pr cent. semiannn-
& ally.
Mouit Pleasnt ana Pleasant Plains-Lnss sd and
i0 soex y fred q Jones 70 wAison Y cssk
q Mcknsp. Nim : ss>sA ~ eant nntenr'
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DISTRICT CADETS AS MODEL.
Countrywide High School Army II
Planned By Gen. oliver.

A scheme for the organization Of q
countrywide high school cadet army ha.
been launched by Acting Secretary Of
War Robert Shaw Oliver. He has writ
ten ts>the governors Of all States asking
support for the movement. The high
school cadets Of the District are cited a.
a model
The Committee on Military Affairs OF
the House has now under consideration a
bill for such an organization. Gen. Oliver
believes that suoh an army Of embryo
soldiers would do more to promote eff
cient national defense than any training
of enlisted soldiers of the regular army.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-18
ENDS HIS LIFE BY GAS.
Frank ID. Heflin, Out of . Job, Com
mtts Suicide.

Frank ID. Helm, Out of o JOB, Com
mits Suicide.
Frank D. Heflin. fifty years old. OF
Midland, Va, committed suicide yester-
day morning in his room at 6U Sixth
street northwest by inhaling illuminating
gas. He was out Of job and had no
money.
The landlady detected the odor Of gas.
The door was locked and rags were
stuffed in the keyhole. She called Po-
liceman Haines. who broke the door open.
Hefin was found lying on the bed In his
underclothing.
He left a note explaining his deed.
which was written on the stationery OF
the Metropolitan Hotel It was dated
June @. He had sister. Mrs. Annie s.
Hanback,, of 214 Twelfth street southwest.
who took charge OF the body.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-18
MINORS GIVEN WHISKY.
Two Boys Hailed Into Court for Get
ting Drunk.

Declaring that William Mitchell, q
negro. of 1858 Thirteenth street north
west. gave them a pint Of whisky Satur.
day night. Lee Mason, fourteen years old
of 1862 Potomac street. and Leonard
Hawkins. aged sixteen. Of so1s R street
northwest. both colored. yesterday ap'
peared before Judge De Lacy In the
Juvenile Court to answer charges OF
drunkness.
Mitchell was arrested and taken tc
court with the boys yesterday. Testi-
hony was heard and the case was con.
tinued until to-day in order to secure
witnesses. Mitchell is locked up on a
charge Of giving intoxicants to minors
and the boys are at the House Of De-
tention.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-18
Drops Dead on Gar.

While waiting for the motorman Of a
pay-as-you-enter car to open the door,
John Webb. a negro. forty-two years
old, of Chesterbrook. Va. dropped dead
yesterday morning at Thirty-sixth and
NJ streets northwest He was hurried
in a patrol wagon to Georgetown uni
versity Hospital where he was pro-
nounced dead. Heart disease was the
cause Of death.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-18
Rite-for Drowned Boy.

Funeral arrangements will be made
this morning for Joseph Parker. who was
drowned Sunday while swimming at
the foot Of Twenty-sixth street north
west. The funeral will be held to-mor-
row morning at 9 o'clock. The pail
bearers will be selected from among his
companions
The Washington herald., 1911-07-18
YATES FUNERAL HELD.
Body of Laundry Manager Taken to
West Alexandria, Pa-

Body of Laundry Manager Taken TO
West Alexandria, Pa.
The funeral Of w. A Yates. manager
and treasurer Of the Manhattan Laundry
Company, who died Saturday night, was
held yesterday afternoon from the home
Of his sister. Mrs. Harry I. Houston, 124S
Irving street northwest.
Rev. L. M. Ferguson, Of Falls Church.
Va. offciated, and the honorary pail
bearers were s. b. Killian. E. L. Brice,
e. B. Farren. F. w. Mackenzie. Frank
Hellings. and Frank T. Avalear. The
body was accompanied yesterday by Mr..
and Mrs. Houston to West Alexandria,
Pa, for interment to-day.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-18
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Momt Airy and Ffiendship--Lots y 10 , and >
-snd "a. block 4; lot s blcck .; lot !. baock 9;
Anna II. Moore 70 William n Terrell md No.
Curry. 500. notes. pr csut. quarterly.
square 5lz-Lot O.: John ". Wheeler = M "a
Charles b cayxood md G Chesfes csywcod.
trustees. to secure J~se Buuhzy. pso, - -
months. 6 pr oent pr annun
sQuafe fss-Ioe l5S; xhoeA @. 1ohnsoa 4 X 70
~ American seglz3y - - ceupeny. tzue
~ = secus ~ NoesoA eaxnQ - n1n
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Ch.rIes r.. No.k. Buried.

Funeral services for Charles F. Noske,
lieutenant Of the watch of the Treasury
Department, were held yesterday after
noon from his home. 45s o street north
west. Burnside Post. G. A. R.. was in
charge Of the services. Burial was In
Arlington Cemetery.
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Prof. Quackenbush buried.

The body Of Prof. Harry 8. Quacken-
bush, a physicist In the Bureau Of
Standards, who died Sunday morning at
Garfield Hospital, was accompanied yes
terday by his father to the family resi-
dence at Schenectady. N. Y, for burial.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-18
Hi. Creditors File Petition.

A petition to declare Abraham n.
Frechie, trading under the firm name Of
the Kaufman Stores, at 1s141-2 and 1916
Seventh street northwest. an involuntary
bankrupt was filed by 9. number Of his
creditors yesterday.
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: Equity Court No. 4.

WhlGdT.
No. B656 Cox ct al O'Meara guardian ad ntum
appointed Attorney, o. S. 6hreTe. y.
No. ZA6a In 70 Rsyburn-Gamr Coal Compsnyl
tion; decree changing name. Attorney, 7. @
Geiger. .....
No. 15g. In 70 Raeburn) Garner Coal Company;
sale ratified and references to auditor. AttorneyA
Dan. Psser & TaylorJ. B. Daish.
No Ns2 In re A. n Ffechie; order hxdns bond
No. 1851. Heaiy vs.. Healy; motion to Gefer to
examiner orerruIed. Attorneys, Archer Smith and
c. II. Merillat-Birney & Woodard. and W. O.
No. yOo0 Tooin ys. Toban; rule continued. Al
torneys Alfred d. Smith-A. l. Nermeyer.
No. 50 Melton u. Rudolph Ct al; rule -
turuabie July q. Attorney, I. B. Rhodes
No. 3oi2 Pierce vs. Pierce; reference to exara-
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No yN Farbman ys Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Railroad Company; motion for security for costs
coutinued Attorneys. Topper & Gusack.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
: No. n51 United States vs. Gibson Johnston;
seduction. nolle prose.
order of removal from District Of Kansas
No. a3sA United States Robert @. Wood
ward; bill Of exceptions signed and fled and time
10 file Transcript extended.
No lZB. United States 0rifhn Halstead;
COPY served On II. r. Galley, July U.
No HMa United States W Barnett Deitsch. bail
piece Issued.
No asG. United States ~ Harry o. Lexisi
nonsupport; bench warrant ordered and issued
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate Of Helena B. Wslcott; viii dated July q
nst.ss q william I. Pope; win dated April n.
1919, filed
1914 fled 49,
Es.ats Il Charles J. Marc: Win dated July .
800, dled
Estste q Robert Hanna; petition for approvL Of
account nlsd. Attorney, ]. B. Larnsr.
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Justice Wright yesterday postponed un-
til this morning stay OF execution 70
Matte E. Lomax. sentepced to be hanged
July 81 for the murder Of her husband.
Attorney John Ridout presented the mo-
ton. stating the case had been appealed
to the District Court Of Appeals. which
win not meet until october ., and can
not give a decision before November /
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Distrset cours.
-x~~-- .~x~~---

No. eol In ~ condemnation d land for Manual
Training School; report filed. &cs
No "a In 70 widening Of First stzsst noetbsast;
rspogt dlsd.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Mondsy, July II, 1811J

B. Moore. Commissioner Of Patents; compel i$
suance Il patent and for discovery. Attrnsy. L.
Lawsuits.
No. 5Ne4. A. B. Clark Company Peter II.
Heiskell, tr.; Judgment Municipal Court, $il675.
Attorney. L p. Lovng.
No. s57B5 Isaac Goldenberg " Coral Muse and
William p. Harrison; Judgment Municipal Oourt.
Slo2n Attorneys, Ottenbrfg & Fischer.
No. E57s6. Sarah L. Doubleday John r. Obl-
Inns; appeal. Defendant's attorney, 3. n. Bry-
lawsh
Bankruptcy Petition.
No. ia In 70 Abgaham N. Frechie, trading ns
the Kaufman Stores, merchant, 1314k-l36 Seventh
street northwest; involLptary. Attorney. l. P.
LoTtns.
Mechanics Lien.
No. 6osa Thomas J. Williams Co. VS.. Oswald
r Camp; lots lls to la; square 33l, 1914 to s24.
Rock Greek Church road. Sl2. Attorney, Alfred
ID, Smith.
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merly at the wallis Cafe. have opened
vhers they viii Be 1iai 70. @ sss their : ol2
srisnds snd sivs them tbs ''hest heus
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p ss;s ssss;sss. K: S.ssi' I'D s's' i. s.':;: IT,
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cdisms sPssc saSDIy co :ss e,
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LOCAL MENTION
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company'a
steamers from foot of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily ut SIS p. m.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount Vernon
and Marshall Hall leaves Seventh street wharf at 10
q. m. and 80 p. N. daily, except Sunday.
Steamer St Johns leaves Seventh street wharf at
p. m for forty mile moonlight trip On Potomac.
Steamer for New River View leaves Seventh street
wharf at 10 a. m, and p m. daily.
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York syeuus
every quarter hour for main entrance Zoo Park,
CHEVY Chase. and Kensington.
Steamer for Colonial Beach leaves Seventh street
wharf to-day at a. m.
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Rafiway operates sixtythree limited trains each day
between Washington and Baltimore Leaving FIJI
teenth street and New York avenue on the hour
and half hour. Also trains to Annapolis eve min
utes after the hour
Cans from l5th and 81 strees northeast direct To
National Training School and Bladensburr
Chenpeske Beach train schedule IN railroad cplumu
Take New York avenue tColunbia Line) street car
For additional information 'phous Lincoln ion.
Z
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No ma In y asienreus q Abraham n.
Frchis zsdlns = H. kaufman stuo; 70 a.
Se - 1sonss q. Hssea " ceps 4. ID,
dolpk 8 q, o1unhdonrn Disn<0 q ou0unkisj
htspe1@. 1x1.nQs 9: = nheeo
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DanlkruDfey Ceurs.
BQu1ty Sults;

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
M No. e. q !, y y Abraham y. r'sshis' n
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Grants Lomax stay To-day.

There! Kicking Soft Shell Crabs.
Md. Lunch, zoos Pa ave-, go 9Th.
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Jno. G. Meinberg's Bread Has Done
away with the discomforts of baking day
In scores of homes. Fresh at grocers',
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MARTIN NOT AIN AMATEUR
University Of Pennsylvania Stu
dent Declared a Professional.

Philadelphia, Nov lon evidence fur
nshed by James +. Carr commissioner OF
the Amateur Athletic Union at Mahanoy
City, Penn. the registration committee Of
the Middle Atlantic Association Of the
Amateur Athletic Union has declared VIII
lam a. Martin. a Splinter. now at the
University Of Pennsylvania. professional
athlete r. Morris Dunno secretary Of
the Pacific Northwest Association 81 the
Amateur Athletic Union. I'm which territory
Martin resides, was Informed Of the action
az was James T.. Sullivan. OF New York,
VINO IS chairman of the national reglstra-
ton committee.
Evidence produced showed that Martin.
under the name of Davis, has run In four
professional match races IN and about
Mahanoy city. Three of the four races
were against Ryan, the Buck Mountain
Splinter, and the other. against McGnl,
Of Mahanoy City. Martin won each race.
and Il IS said that his hackers won some
where in the noighborhood OF g.. 900 during
the last two months
Before coming to the University OF Penn
sylvania Martin was a star runner at Notre
Dame University. He won the Toward
American championship at Seattle in 1902
took third I'm the l00-yard championship at
New Orleans in 1910, and third again In
Pittsburgh this year.