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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-18
VILLAGE IN MARYLAND
WRECKED BY CYCLONE
But One Building Left Unin-
jured in Richardsmen.
Damage. $4,000.

PORT DEPOSIT. Nd, July is-Rich-
ardsmen. a little hamlet on octoraro
creek. about eight miles north OF Port
Deposit. was practically destroyed yes
terday by a cyclone, which demolished
almost everything In its path.
During a tremendous downpour of rain
just behind Richardsmen the funnel
formed and swept down into the octorsro
valley. When II had passed only one
building was left uninjured.
The -four mill which was built to make
-four for Wastington's army was demoi-
ished and its contents, worth $1,000. were
ruined. This building Is of stone and
frame, and pieces of the slate from the
roof were driven through the side of a
barn half mile away.
Buildings Wrecked.
part Of the MIL property Is q man
sion house. occupied by ]. A. Atkinson.
who operates the mill The house was
unroofed and crushed inward: the barn. a
large one. was lifted clear Of its foun-
dations. while the big tobacco house Was
crushed to the earth. The contents Of
both were ruined.
At w. II. Nesbitt's place the storm was
at its worst The home was unroofed.
the windows torn out and the porch car
rid into the adjoining woods. Mrs. Mes
bitt and her daughter escaped only by
leaping into the cellarway. Nesb!tt and
his son had taken refuge in the barn,
where the roof was torn off and the barn
door blown inward
To protect his boy Nesbitt threw out
his hands to catch the door. He saved
the lad, but fractured his own hand. The
roof was q corrugated iron one. and Sec
tons were found on James III. ENanS
farm two and a half miles away.
The barn Of Carroisa Lame was demol-
ished. At Rowlandsville, in a large field
of corn, only three shocks were left
standing. At Woodlawn a whole field %;
corn was torn from the ground and car
ried off.
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Sighted Boy Fires House.

AGAWAM. Mass. July 1S.-Because he
was not given cake when the rest of the
family enjoyed that luxury. Henry sa-
marah, thirteen years old. is ALLEGED to
have set fire to the homo OF Mrs. Herbert
White. q widow with whom he lived. The
boy II under arrest, and the police say
that he made Q confession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-18

FOR sALE-wE CONSIDER THIS ONE OF THE
finest homes ever built in Chevy Chase; worth
$1S, 900. There are many that have sold IN
this location for more than that. and they do
rooms and recep. hall; = beautiful tiled baths.
with showers; hot-water heat, gas and cleo.
lights; front porch. side porch and rear porch;
ish: interior decorations are works Of art;
beautiful fixtures and mantels. This house. at
the price-$13. 600-is the cheapest home ever
offered in Chevy Chase. and It's going to b
sold quick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-18

FOR sALE-THE BEST HOUSES EVER OF
FERED FOR THE PRICE. Kenyon st.. one
square east Of Georgia ave-; hot-water heat;
large colonial porches; large rooms; tiled
bath and cellar. Price. $3.50 easy terms.
sold; Z left SIMPSON-SULLIvANO CO.,
l4l9 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOR SALE BEST SECTION OF GEORGE
town, surrounded BY fine residences and equally
desirable ncighbors; 10 large rooms and bath;
been papered and painted throughout; price
only $500: semfdetached: ten rooms, bright
and cheerful. Let take you to this as
It is a bargain and must be sold quickly.
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
S12 14th st. NV.
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FOX RE y l.
$50. so. ..Ioi6 18th NV.
1Sr, b
$s5. .2237 Q NV. l0r, b
$6J. .2I14 D NV. lar b
S85. . .e31 h NV. 1lr. b
SS7. so. 500 LIST NV. Tor. b
S35.0.l210 Y Cap. Or, b
So. 50. Ills LIST NV. ST.. b
S2S. 20. 1914 Corn, 6r. h
SOS so. COS II NV. Or. b
sa5. 50. Ills y Cap,6r.b
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SUMNER BARGAINS.

SUMNER BARGAINS.
FOR sALE-A 1sRooM BRICK HOUSE ON
one OF the prettiest streets Of the northwest:
lot nearly 80 feet wide by $50 feet deep to
lars on shi. building you could easily realize
sacrihce-only 81. $50. You viii buy It without
S0'f BOSS ss'' & PHELPS unc,. 80 14n NV.
ave; and 9th st. NV; Groom brick house; Is
desp 'f house, se.
BOSS & PHELPS Gnc), 91o 14th NV.
FOR sALE-How WOULD YOU LIKE TO BUY
one OF those new colonial houses. with a large
SEQ pHfs1 for rs5a ssas near
BOSS & PHELPS Gnci, 91O l4th NV
FOR sALE-HERE's A NICE NEW sIx-ROOM
brick house. with hot-water heat, on Falrmont
ct. near 18th; trimmed in oak. Price, $500.
BOSS 4 PHEL .fss G T1ee, 90 14th NV.
FOR, SALE = THE BEST NEW sEM-DB:
tached house on Capitol Hill. and the location
house is 20 feet wide and is four rooms deep.
sess ra Tef Rs'ef ns c' s1o iesS NV
FOR SALE = THE CLEVEREsT wO-sToRY
S-room house on the Heights, west Of 14th st.
This house IL "a by SO, and the lot a By 125
to 1S-fcot alley. Finished in oak down
stairs; solid oak doors; upstairs plain white.
ern than anything you have ever seen in
Price, f. $50
BOSS 4 PHELPS frnc), 90 18th NV
FOR sALE-ANoTHER GOOD ONE IN THE
choice northwest; contains 0 rooms and a two
story brick stable. for $4,000: What do you
think Of that? No price at all. Must be sold
BOSS 4 PHELPS Unc.), 91O 14th NV.
FOR SALE-WE HAVE THE HANDSOMEST
new home for sale in Washington for $14.5OO;
on Washington Heights, north Of the High
lands apis. and between Conn. ave- and Co
lumbia road. The arrangement is perfectly
Ideal. while the finish of the woodwork. the
decorations and the color scheme throughout
are absolutely perfect Looks like a $50, 600
house inside and out
BOSS & PHELPS (Inc.). 80 18th NV.
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APARTMENTS.
Calumet 30 and E. Cap. Ar. b.. SIS. 90. 3S7 so.
Gendower. q 9Th ne, 45r., b.. $500, s27 90.
$50 so
22i f Cap. ST. sr. b.. $50 So
Florence. SIN and y. 6. ave- Sc, 5r.. b., $50.
2ls 4th Sc, or, b., $3.50
$50 r. Cap. IT. b.. $3.50
8 ID ne. 5T.. b.. $3.50.
ar, 3d b. 600 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-18

SIS. AS l. Or, b. heat
and light included
500. 80. 40 Mass NV, Or. b
1913. so. .1423 n ] av. Orb
$22. 50. 1918 Cedar NV 8, b
$21. 80. 1929 18th ne, U, b
$50. 50. 1882 f. Or. b. col
$3.50. 1891 Emerson
ST.. JO.643 Pickford .6r. b
SIT. 1921 Ga av. 5r, o.ht
$3.50. 513 10th ne, 5r, st
S14.50. .414 O NV. 3r, b, a
B, 923 New York ave.
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FARMS.

MARYLAND FARM FOR SALE.
Highly improved Frederick county farm. Can
be bought at bargain. For information call
at BIT Colorado bldg. or telephone Main 1921.
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FOR RENT. C. wEEDON 4 CO.. 224 E. GAP.
HOUSES.
lib Sc Tor % $50 so 15S D ne. Or, b. 22.50
lI2 Cap lar. b-4I.50 los 4th ne. 7r. b.21 go
419 n ] se.l0r. b3o.59 sOI Sc. Or. b. 1-5O
zoos r So. or. b. 30.O0 81 18th ne. Or. b. O.oo
s4SI HoImead. Or b29-50 sol 18th Sc. Or, b19.5 80
10 lIth ne ar b. sta2S 80 45c y az &c 6r bis. so
lol 9Th NO. Sr b. IS 90 1929 q ne. dr, b. 80
1909 Nd tr. h265o l4oS Monticello av ne.
ia 18th Pc. 6r. h.25S0 ar, b.. 1880
10. 18th ar, h.2a5o .o1 14th 80. Hr. b..1S.oO
AZ 4th nc. Or. b.. 300 sos 18TH Sc. Sr. b. $50
san G ne ir, h. $3.50 l4o4 ne 6r. b.lS.5O
1904 e ne, Ir, h. $3.50 32S B nc. Or. IL so
aI5 c ne lot b.. - 80 1918 Sc. 5r b..17.50
2o9 10Th Sc 6r. h. o. so 211 18th sc. Or, b1I.50
10th Sc 6r b. % 30 2i3 18th Sc. Or, b. 16- so
asa ne 7r b % 50 1T2O b Sc. 6r. b...16-S0
800 d ne Or b %, 80 103 18th ne. 5r. b.l5O0
40 18th Sc 6r. b.22yO III 5th sc. n, b.l1.00
sos 7th ne, Or. b. %. 80
FLATS.
GO F ne Icr 2b5OooI sO2 ne. 5r, b. 1850
lle 18th ne. 5r. b. so SIS 18th Sc Or. b.lSS0
4Sp Sc 81, b23 o. 800 18th Sc, 5r, BIZ 90
1912 Mass se.5r.t -. so zoe Pa sc, 81. ol6.50
600 ne, ar b. 81 81 1884 Morse. 4r. hl5.25
Ar 10th ne 5r, h.21.5O 1912 11th Sc 81. $50
1886 B Sc, 5r. b 20. SO l712 So. ar 1000
n 9th ne Or b. % 90 1893 L Sc, 3r. b.. 900
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FOR SALE
Just west Of Connecticut ave-. near the new
bridge; an attractive 3-story home. containing
nine rooms and two baths beautifully finished
and decorated throughout; plan and construc-
tton perfect. Outlook over one Of the prettiest
places in that section. Price. 81, $50. II you
are looking for splendid home let show
you this property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-18

TRUNKS AND HANDBAGS REPAIRED MADE
IN any part Of the world; trunks called for.
WASHINGTON TRUNK AND HARNESS CO.,
10th and III SITS. NV. All kinds Of trunks for
sale; prices moderate. Phone NJ 1924.
ooes DISCOUNT ON WARDROBE TRUNKS
201t an Ladies' Hat Boxes. GERMULLER'S'
2o~e TRUNK AND HARNESS FACTORY, 64l
2oFs La. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

In a desirable section, very near Dupont
Circle, nearly new two-story and cellar brick;
six rooms and bath: hot-w heat; fne con-
dit1on. Price. &c. 900.
N. L. SANSBURY co. 7la-2I 18th II. NV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
MORE FILING FOR OFFICE.
Both Democrats and Republicans Add
Another on For NlayOralty.

There was more filing for city OF.
fices with Secretary Meacham Of the
election board yesterday. John A. OIL
phant, former police commissioner
filed as O candidate for mayor on the
Republican ticket, and Charles T. Reu-
ter attorney, took similar steps 10
have his name appear on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
Among the other filings yesterday
among the Republicans were those Of
J. w Hlsey and Il. L. Brown, for
commissioner from the fourth ward.
and Harry c. Pouder for commissioner
from the third, Dr. ~ W. Maygln.
nes filed as candidate for the school
board from the third ward, and &.
d. Pickering took similar action from
the fourth.
Charles Haley Republican, filed
with the secretary as candidate for
city auditor
The only new filings lndulged In by
the Democrats yesterday for the com
mlssionership was when Charles II,
Fildes attorney presented hisl name
for the job from the first ward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
BEST ESSAY IS
BY CLAUDE CROW
LYNCH-FORsYTHs Pupil GIVEN
FIRST HONOR IN CONTEST,
COMPETITORS MADE HAPPY
The Theme, "Thc First Flight of Old
GlOry'-SOme Historical Facts
About Our Flag,

Seven OF Tulsas school children are
IN throes OF delight resulting from
the making OF awards yesterday IN the
alag" contest instituted in the grade
schools by the First National Bank
For writing the best story on the
"Flrst Flight OF Old Glory" Claude
Grow, liylg at Fifth and Kenosha,
student at the Lynch Forsythe school,
was awarded the first premium OF $40,
The second a cash prize Of SIS, was
given George Bowen. Five awards
Of 81 were given to each OF the fol-
lowing John Curran, Nina Redman,
Clara Butte"field. Mary Meyer and
Theodore Peters.
Besides the awards given for tho
seven best essays on the first "flight
of our national banner flag was
given to each of the hundred or more
school children who competed. The
emblems given the winners in the con-
test were Of silk.
Thinking to inspire patriotism in
the minds OF school children, Presi-
dent j w, Orr, OF the First National
Bank. about a month ago distributed
among the children pictures depict
ing the first flight OF "Old Glory"
AT the time AN announcement was
made to the school children that the
student who wrote the best story on
the event portrayed by the engraving
would be given the sum of $40, The
announcement OF this, with the other
offerings caused a hundred students
to undertake TO be the best writer
on the subject The announcement
of the winners was preceded by a
program in the Commercial Cub hall
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock Ad-
dresses were made by s. W Mari,
president OF the Tulsa board Of edu-
cation, and DR., Gordon and Prof.
Pearson Of Kendall College Prof r.
S. Fellows of the CITY schools, gave
an appropriate reading.
DR. Gordon made remarks on "Liv-
ing for 'Oli Glory as well as dy-
tng for ones country" The address
b OF. ,PEnt. Person was along the same
lines Mr.. Marr's remarks we're a
commentator for the institution of
the contest IN the city schools.
superintendent s. G.. Masters also
expressed his thanks to the donor OF
the awards. According TO Superin-
tendent Masters, patriotism Is by no
means lacking in the city schools.
On each national holiday the nation
al emblem Is injured at the various
schools. on these occasions approprl-
ate programs are rendered.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
Police GET THE
AbCORN HOTEL
MAKE SOME KINDLING FOR BEN'
JAMIN GREEN WITH AXE.
BUT BEN DOESN'T HOWL
Fixtures Are Whitfield Up and Keep
er, of Notorious "inn" Give Bond
fur Appearance,

A regula' Carrie Nation act vas
carried out yesterday when special
detail from police headquarters raid
ed the AlcOrn Hotc and chopped the
interior furnishings into kIndIins
wood, confi5catcd "A half dozen cases
OF whisky and Left with the wailing
of vices AMI gnashing OF teeth ring
ing IN their ears. II was only hap
penlng OF fate as oftentimes before
the proprietor " r Green. had
been warned OF what would take
place II the alleged Illicit llquor trans
actions which have been going on at
the place for many moons were not
discontinued,
Confusion held sway among the reg
ular patrons of the lace. men OF the
most degenerate type. for hours after
the raid was made As the news
spread TO the bootleggers in various
parts OF the city. they left their bus
mess to offer consolation. satisfy Gu
rlosity and ascertain the limit that
the police officers can resort 10 In
making a raid From the present in
terror appearances OF the AlcOrn. bus
mess cannot be resumed for at least
week. as 1t will be necessary to Lail
up tho doors and hang out the sign.
closed for repairs" Every piece OF
movable furniture I'm the place, and
that intact. was split into splinters
with the USE Of the lire fighters axe.
Three arrests We're made when the
smoke cleared away so the officers
could recognize the promoters Of the
human barnacles paradise. The gem
ial proprietor. W. Green. fell into
the trammel net and was charged
with having liquor on his promises
His bond was fixed at 5000 which he
made and was released. The man
ager Nose Staue. was charged with
selling liqu5r. and furnished bond for
800. j. c. Kennedy custodian OF
the place and caterer at the cigar
stand. Is alleged 10 have resisted one
Of the officers while vigorously wcld-
ing an axe. and was also included I'm
the arrests. lis bond was fixed at s25.
A preliminary hearing viii be given
the men Monday afternoon
There is no question In the minds
Of the authorities that Ben Green has
gold mine at the Aicorn. and coins
money almost as fast as the Carson
City mint, therefore they were not IN
the least surprised when the proprle-
tor made a statement Verifying these
thoughts, Under a high nervou,
strain. Green gave vent to his sober
thoughts. and Is said 20 have made III,
remark that he had dollar for eve
ry brlck In the Alcorn Hptel build
ing, annex end all He Is then salt
60 have added that he would do bus
iness IN the same way at the same ole
stnd, 1t is expected that Ben viii
issue invitations 10 all his old patrons
after a remodeling of inside furnish
ings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
Storm Does Damage

Los Angeles. March ia storm
creeping south over tho state for the
last week reached o climax around
Los Angeles last night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12

We have money--to loan-lots OF
it.-Brown-C Clinton CO., corner Boston
and Second adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12

Yesterday having been saturday II
was rather light day Mt the build
ing inspectors office. 30 far as build
ing permits were concerned. only one
permit was issued, that TO Chcslcy
Walker to build frame building on
the North side. to be valued at 800,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-07-21
Re cords Wanted

Following are the names of the
Sunday Schools reported at the An
nual Convention at Cedar Bluff. july
l and 2. 1911. A record of every
school in the county and it's Superin-
tendent, is wanted. If your school. O,
any school known to you in the coun.
ty, is not named here, send name OF
school and Superintendent to j. A.
Leslie, Secretary. as soon as YOU can
Observation-Disclosures, Methodist,
Baptist, Episcopalian, Christian.
Observation-Disclosures, Christian.
Pocahontas - Baptist, Methodist,
Presbyterian.
Boissevane Big Vein, North Taze-
well, Bluestone, Ebenezer, White
Church, Pleasant Hill. Springville,
Richards Methodist, Christian; Ce-
dar Bluff. Buchanan, Pisgah, Chest
nut Grove. Midway, Burke's Garden
Baptist, Central Church, Lutheran ;
Mt. Olivet, Concord, Liberty, Cove.
Mays Chapel, Ebenezer.