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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-06
SronOtna porazka prez. Tafta,
Cub. Wilson otrzymai okofo 400 g}os6w elek
tOralnych. Zwycieza SO Stanach.
W ubu Izbach Kongrssu damokraei beda przsWazat.
Dunno gubernaorem Wyscy nni demoratycn kandydaci
Illinois takze zwyceaa wyatkiem WisOna, kory jednak
jeszcze szanSe.

vie pewnem jest, re senat takze
osiagnie wiekszoSc demokratycz-
ma, gdyz rezultaty wskazuja, IL
demokraci osiagneli przewage we
wielu legisAaturach stanowych =
a tie wiasnie legislatury wybiera-
ia senatorow Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
Dotychczasowe rezultaty, je-
szcze wprawdzie niekompletne,
wykazuja, re Wilson i Marshall
otrzymali okoio 400 gio
sow elektoralnych.
Liczba ia przewyzsza nawet
najwyzsza dotychczas liczbe glo-
sow elektoralnych (336) jaka
pulk. Roosevelt otrzymai W ro-
ku 1904.
Rezultaty nadchodza z Rz-
nych Stanow bardzo pozno. w
niektorych, jak W Minnesota, ur-
ny otwarte byly do polnocy. w
Oregon, gdzie urny zostaiy zam-
kniete o godzinie Sci, gdy otrzy-
mano Nowego Yorku wiado-
nose O zwyciestwie Wilsona, de-
mokraci podwoili wysiiki, azeby'
zwyciestwo jeszcze okazalszem
uczynic. Gas W Oregon jest o
try godziny pozniejszy niz ma
Wschodzie. Podczas gdy ma
Wschodzie giosy juz liczono /
rezultaty juz W wielkim stopniu
byiy znane, ma Zachodzie W
niektorych Stanach giosowano.
Rozni staraja sic wyjasnic zwy-
ciestwo CUB. Wilsona ma podsta-
vie podzialu partyi republican
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-06
Zwyciestwo demokratow W po-
wiecie i Stanie.

WlSSlC ! oIolLlC.
Demokraci odniesli kolosalne
zwyciestwo. w powiecie Cook j
W Stanie Illinois przeszli handy
daci demokratyczni niebywaia
wiekszoscia giosow choc republi-
kanie rzadzili tn cd wielu lat.
Przedewszystkiem pobity 20
stall wrog Polakow, Charles De-
neen, obecny gubernator Stanu
Illinois a wybrany zostai Edward
F. Dunno, katolik, byiy burmistrz
miasta Chicago.
Do porazki Deneena przyczyni-
Ii sic Polacy W bardzo wielkiej
mierze, bo gios W polskich war
dach pokazuje, re diva razy wie-
cej Polakow giosowaio "a Dun
mem niz "a Deneenem. Dunno do
zna{ poparcia szczegolniej W IS
j II wardzie, gdzie poprzednio,
z powodu wpiywu wywieranego
przez rozmaitych politycznych
macherow, Deneen zawsze zys-
kiwaf wiekszosc giosow. Porazka
CUB. Deneena jest znamienna,
tax jak znamienna pod bardzo
wielu wzgledami byia jego gos-
podarka. Deneen, choc zawsze
miai polskie glosy, Polakom da-
wal bardzo maio uznania.
Porazka Deneena jest rowno-
czesnie porazka Jana Smulskiego
ktory go zawsze popiera}.
w powiecie samym demokraci
odniesli zwyciestwo jakiego sic
sami ME spodziewali. Republika-
ME postepowcy chcieli pobic
Bartzeria, prezesa rady powiato-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-06

- Powiedz mi, kt6ry te5 dzieh dzi-
siaj many?
Poniedziaiek! - odpari KAT.
No, rzeki skazanisc, jakosI
skiepsko ten tydsiet nj sic zaczyns.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-06
MysH zaczadAonego filooofa.

wssystko mia. Smialazby miiosc
,yc staia?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-06

,Dokonczenie ma str. 81
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ladny poezatek.

ladny poezatek.
Kiedy juz pewnemu skazancowi pred
zalozeniem powroza ma kark zawiasa-
no oczy. zapytai on kata.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04


Because he hauled q good many political
appointces over the Goals be was disliked
and he asked leave from the service,
which was granted.
whitney ssFouad'' Hfsa.
During this leave he was inspector Of
material for the Havre de Grace bridge,
and studied steelmaking IN all its
branches. When whitney was made
Secretary OF the Navy. Evans was re-
turned to his old position as lighthouse
Inspector He originated the idea Of
lighting New York Harbor by night, and
the electric buoys there to-day are the
result OF his suggestion. He was the
steel inspector when the first armor plate
was made for the government. and drew
the specifications which have given as
the best armor made.
When Secretary whitney wanted q
"Cramp" TO preside over the Brooklyn
shIpyard while the Maine was building
Evans was selected. Then came another
period Of sea duty, and the Chilean in
cident, and after II the trouble with the
Alaskan seaiers: then his entertainment
Of Emperor William at the opening Of
the Kiel Canal After this came the
Spanish war where the Iowa, command
ed by Evans. was one OF the most active
ships in the brilliant battle led by Schiey.
After the war was over came we'll
earned promotion to rear admiral and
the eight years as a nag oficer which
he brought to a close at San Francisco
amid the plaudits Of admiring nations
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
ANACOSTiA.

With the completion of the west road
way on Nichols avenue between Anacos-
tia and Congress Heights. an effort Is
10 be made to induce the Commissioners
to order the installation Of number Of
incandescent electric street lights on that
sid of the avenue.
Mrs. William Bury. OF Minnesota ave-
nue., entertained the members of the Em-
broidery Club Of Anacostia at her resi-
dence yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Edmund
Mallet instructed the class.
Mrs. Ruth Potts. OF Waynesboro, Pa.
formerly Miss Ruth Afford. OF Anacostia,
will return to her home shortly after
spending the Christmas holidays with her
parents in " street
Salem Lodge, No. -. Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows. of Anacostia, win install
its recently elected officers at a meet
ing to be held tonight in the Masonic
Hall
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7. J. OWEN I sox. Auetionses.
TRUSTEES sAlE o. VALUABLE RAJ

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL. r.
IAIE. CONSISTING or MODERN THREE
STORY AND CELLAR. TENR0oM DWELI.-
asg aolsn- KNOWN AS NUMBER SEVEN
ILLN HUNDRED AND F1FTY-ONE u75D T
5hhkEf NORTHWEST. WARRINGTON. d. Y.
Whereas default having hen made IN the payment
o. principal and interest on the debt secured b.
certain deed Of trust Bearing data April IS ss and
reeooded April 7. isos IN Liner No KS folio ~.
et ~. of the Disfriet Il Col1uhf. Iand Rer,-r,.
the trustee named IN aid deed a tr1.f vii ory
Tor ale. under the provisions hsrsof At ruhlc auc
ton IN fr0nt Of the premises, Al o'ciock n m On
MONDAY. the 18Th day Of J1nuary lgl7 the foiioE-
ing described land and premises With lhs imurors-
ments. easements, rights. Ways. and apputsnancss
theIetnto belonging situate and lying IN tbs D1s-
triet q colambia. namely: Lot numbered two hun
dred and tsenty-nipe t2sl. in II. r. Morris sub-
division Of lots in square Numbered one hundred anu
ffty-ons Csl), 81 per plat recorded In Llher No %
folio r. q the Records Of the ofaee Of the smTsyor
of the District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-third % q the purchass
pEiee in cash tof which deposit Of one hundred
dollars 500 must Be made to the trsstees at the
time of the ael and the balance IN equal notes q
the purchaser. payable IN che and two years Arum
the d4te Of slle, with interest At the ats q sx
per ecntum 60 per annum. payable ssmi-anuually
said notes to be secured b. first deed of trust On
the property sod: all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. Tie terms u sale 10 be complied with
within twenty CD days from the date of ale, IN
default 0f which, the property VIII Be resold AZ ths
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser aer ave
lished IN Washington. d. @.
All eonveysneing. title examinations. and recorinE
TO be at the expense % the purchaser.
UNION TRUST COMPANY or THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. Trustee.
By GEORGE = FLEMING.
secoud Vics President
Attest; tseap EDWARD L HILLYER.
;a2dkdns ss4starz.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
BANK ROLL BIG
In DIXIE LAND
Showing of Sunny South Is
"M0st Favorable"

The annual report Of the Comptroller
of the Currency, made public yesterday
shows the Southern States in an un-
usually favorable light. according to a
statement prepared by the Southern
Commercial Congress.
While the average percentage Of in
crease In Individual deposits for the
United States, between June %, 1910. and
June Z. 1911. was L07. the Southern
States showed 1859 as their percentage.
The next nearest percentage was SIS In
the Middle Western States. The East
ern States showed only al. In deposits,
banks in the Southern States have the
highest percentage Of increase. 10.22. The
Eastern States come next with sis
Comparing loans and discounts on the
dates, September 1, 1911, and December
showed gains while New York showed
a heavy loss in loans, in cash, and In
deposits. The highest percentage Of in
crease In loans and discounts, SIS per
cent. was shown IN the Southern States.
The Middle West came next with Al.
Between March II. 1900. and october.
1911, LIS national banks were or
ganized In the Southern States, with a
capital Of 81. 81. 500. This was a greater
number of banks and larger capital than
in any main division Of the country ex-
cept the Middle West
Managing Director DAVE. OF the South
ern Commercial Congress. win address
the Southern Society Of Detroit on jan
vary Is
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

liz d street northwest-John T. Fisher, trustee. 10
Edward Cum. lot o. square 81. SO.
Sixth street northwest between n and n strssts--
Mary W. Jacob to LIla A. Jacob. part original
lot 5. square Al. so
PetWorth-Clarenee B. Rheem ct al. trustees, 10
Luther A. Svartzel, lot 3. block q. 1900.
Woodley PArk-Clarencs B. Rheem ct al, trustees.
to Ja1nes d. Hobs lot e block IS. G.M
Seventh street southwest between z and E streets
Irene Brennan to Lillian CARL. John r ClArEOs.
and George W. Claryoe, part lot o. squaro
South BrooklGnd-Fred A. Rsdhead Ct al to Joseph
and Catherine Irons, lot 2 block !. 80. same
to Herman Kuli lot > block l. SO
Eleventh street northwest. between and streets-
Rachel Neuberger et vir 70 Harry @. LAycock.
part original lot s. square ~ SIC.
Caroline street northwest between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth strcets-Jesie NJ. CaSanosa e viz 70
Margaret N. and CArolins G. waiker. lot ~
ssaton street northwest. between seseptseuth and
Elghtsenth strsets-E1mer Z RAINY ct al, trus-
tees. TO Daniel N. GoodaCe. lot ., SQUARE 80.
Hish1igv-Harry wnraman ct al TO P.tr4ek H.
and Katherine @. walsh. lot llL square east Of
5B. so
Thirteenth street northeast between and D streets
Louis Cohlens ct al. trustees, TO Joseph b.
Belwing lots u to . = 10 ln. square ns SO.
Le Droit Park-Harry A. Kite ct VI. to Susie 4
Brent. lots = and q. square NS $40.
square slot 8; Elizabeth N. Lusog to joseph =.
O street southeast. between Thirteenth and -Four
tesnth streets square lols, lot 100; Herman R.
Howsnslsin and wife to Edward r Queen and
wife g so.
u street northwest. between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth streets-SauAre 2E5. lot =: James T.
Fitch. trustee ct al to Fannie X. Fox. 10
Whitney Oose-Squars g. lot 10: N. Isabelle Parker
to Benjamin Brooks and wife, 30 =
ID Florida avenue northwest-EEa A. bdEaros
and husband 20 Caroline N. Walters. so.
Washington Heights-square !. lot IS; Margaret L
Baldwin TO Thomas Armat. so.
East Deanwood-Squars s. lot a: William d.
Shorter and wife to Frank s. Collins. SO
Addition TO the Rock Of Dumbarton-sduars 1si. lot
.: Minnie Q. Whitehead to Charles ]. Streeter.
Ingiexide-sqnsre a. lot lo5; Richard Z. Pairo and
wife to Victor n. johnson, 30
New York avenue, between North Capitol and f1rst
stroets-8quare SIS lot Is; Victor r. johnson and
wife TO Richard Z. Pairc. so
lels North Capitol street-Square L. lot y; Henri
o. Morton 20 William l. Munger, Slo
street northeast between Sixth and seventh
streets-Squafe 81. lot 50; Herman r. Hosen-
stem and wife 10 William A. Lsncn and NHe'
sauars 7us-Eoas L q. $. 81. 81. s.. 8. q. 4.
u. o. g. q. g., g. 81. and &C.: william A.
Richards e al 10 Alfred Richards
bquaro Gs-Lot 1l2: George B. ReeFes ana une 70
Robert h. Howard. so
ls1. 30. hs2 B3f. B8, and lsS sfess ~no..n, ~
Nest-Woodbury Blair and National SAVING ana ,
Trust Ccupany trustees. to Arlington hotei
Company. lots l. II, Il. u u, -. ~ n, and
y, n Equarn 30 and part 81 lot ,. Se
square HS-Eot - John ]. Fisher unseee' 70
hicha-d 7. MazinEer. Sm. ,r.,,. =
blnnnsbprg Park-Squars 10. lot - hhh%n -
bi0Hn 3 Jann s Ffs,as
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ALL SHIPS NOTIFIED.

strewn along the coast and in
/. Hampton Roads the entire At
lantic fieet commanded by Rear
Admiral Robley D. Evans was
advised Of his death by wireless
last night. The messages were
picked up by each ship as they
were flashed from Washington
Torpedo boats with the fleet,
and not equipped with wireless.
were advised OF the death Of Ad-
miral Evans by sigfals. Nearly
every ofioer and the crews OF all
the ships were with the feet on
the famous cruise around the
world, with Admiral Evans In
command.
He was popular with officers
and sailors, and the entire fleet
probably will carry their flags
at half-mast en- route to Guam
tanamo, where they are now
bound.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
wooDMEN INSTALL OFFICERS.

Representative Collier Presides nj
Animal Ceremony of the Order.
Representative Collier. of Mississippi, a
member Of the Sovereign Camp Of the
woodmen Of the World. installed the Of
ficers for Oak Camp. No. 4, Woodmen Of
the World. last night, before a large
audience at the Northeast Temple,
Twelfth and H streets northeast. The
order was given much praise by Repre-
sentative Collier in his address.
Officers installed were B. F. Williams,
consul commander; @. B. wheelock. ad-
wiser lieutenant; C. F. Geier, banker; ].
E. Thompson, clerk; W. H. sardo, es-
cort; Harry Hand, watchman; Mayer
Scholnick, sentry; A. A. Early, manager;
DR.. H. W. Mofitt, camp physician; w.
c. stott, collector, and Joe Allen, press
representative.
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CnIedoninn. Install omcer..

ofhcers Of the Caledonian Club were
installed by Hugh Reid last night, as
follows: John D. Higgins. worthy chief;
George Rae, vice chief; William Jardine.
second chief: George Muiresen, third
chief; William Grant. fourth chief; James
Crawford. hfth chief; Tom Kfnshorne,
conductor, Alexander Cowan, guard; I;
John =. Gum, librarian. and Hugh Reid
trustee. William Jardine. the second
chieftain, is the oldest member Of the
club, and has held this ONCE for the past
twenty years.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
ADAM A. wEscHLER, AuctInerr.
ADAM A wEscHLER. Auci1ee.
Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable Drug
Business, Located at the South
east Corner of 9th Street and
Rhode Island Avenue N. w.

By virtue Of an order Of the surrsns Court Of
Court. In re Melville L. Bradfo-d BANKRUPT No.
7T3 the undersigned trlstes viii sen hJ pubic auc-
tion. for cash within the above prelnisea On MON
DAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID.
1917. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the valuable
drug business. including stock Of drugs chemicals.
toilet articles stationery. extracts. &C. Pusr soda
fountain cash register, floor eases carbouater szes
shelf bottles window bottles aEnings &c.
Ths above business viii hrst Be offered as an sa-
tfrety. and II a satisfactory bid Is not obtained win
Be Immediately sold IN detail.
Sealed proposals for the above busines VII -
received b. the undersigned any time priox 10 L
O'Clock noon January s. 1872. Eid proposals to Be
accompanied b. certified cheek for SBo. ne right
is reserved. however, 10 reject any al bidA
RALPH d. QUINTER. Trustee.
jli-d&dezS Century Buflding.
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TELLS LIFE STORY.
Then Gets Arrested Just as
"SusPIcious Character"

Then Gets Arrested just as n
"SusPieious Character"
ArthurV Cortland. sixteen years old,
stepped from a train In Union Station
last night and walked into the arms Of
Detective Sergeant Mudd who arrested
him as a suspicious character.
Cortland was taken TO the House Of De-
tention. He said he came from New York
City TO seek his fortune. He had Sc
which he said he had saved from his
earnings Of 81 a week for two years.
when a babe, Cortland said. he was
brought to this country from Australia
where his father had gained q fortune
in cattle-raising. His father died, his
mother remarked and returned to Aus
tralia, leaving him in an institution for
destitute children
Two year ago, the boy asserts. he was
allowed to leave the institution and pro-
cured a job as bellboy. kilograms
have been sent to the New York police
asking that they investigate the story
told by Cortland.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Heurich safe Robhea d BOO.

Police of the Third precinct have been
unable to find a elew to the thieves wao
broke into the ofsices OF the Christian
Heurich Brewing Company Tuesday night
and took 500 from the safe. When the
office was opened yesterday morning the
safe door was found open. several books
money taken.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Room for plind Refurni.hed.

The room formerly used by the blind
is being refurnished and service will be
resumed in the Library Of Congress-, ac-
cording to a statement made public yes
terday by George F. Bowerman, libra
rian of the Public Library. The change
was occasioned by protest made against
the basement room in the Public Library
which was given over for the use OF the
hind
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
IN rHE suPRENE oouRr oF rHn pIsrRIcr

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Edna n BiEEs. plaintiff. william
RiErs and 1TEz Nelson Moon. defsndGntA No
xsa Equity Doc. Gl-Ths Object of this E1it = 70
obtain for the eumplG4nanf. Edna ~. BiSEA di-
vorce a unculo mAtr4mouii from the defsnd1nt
William BierS On The ground Of adultery. On mo-
don Of the plaintiff. Il is this Dfh day of Decem-
bcr ial1, ordered that the defendant. Ma Nelson
Moore eorespondent In sid a1it for divorce 0uss
her appearancs to Be- entered herein On O. befors
the fortieth day, ezelEiTs q SundaJs and lspl
holidays occurring after the day of the f-ss
puhhcaton of this order: othaWiss The cau1e Vn b
IFoceeded with a. IN ezss of DEFAULT Provided. .
cupy q this order be published oncs q week foz
thrse successive weeks IN the Washington Law Re
Porter and The Washington Herald bsfoEs sid day.
lsirnedl JOB BARNARD. Justice A true copy-
Test: tSeall ]. r. YOUNG, CeTk. b P. z Gun
NINGHAM Assistant Clerk. tAn.n
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Bakery wagon Drivers, Election.

At a regular meeting of the Bakery
Wagon Drivers Union. No. Ss held last
night in Typographical Temple. the fol-
lowing officers were elected; Thomas C.
Fox. president; II. H. Hummer, vice pres
ident. James L Considine, recording sec
retary; Joseph Z. Toone. secretary treas
urer; Albert Robinson, trustee, and Fred
w. Fox, trustee and press correspondent.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Iosr Am rounn.

LosT-wALLET, TUESDAY AFTER
noon. between Union Station ana eth
81 Sc, containing St and check for -
name on nap. "A. A. Ruark. Reward
II returned 10 s2s Pa ave. Sc
LosT-LADY's DIAiOND RING. EN-
graved WIN to Ellen Jan ?, between
and o'clock. Dept Agriculturf OF
Good Hope road. Owner, Miss Z. HAF-
ENNER. Good Hope. y. c. Reward:
LoST-oN SATURDAY NIGHT. Johns
HOPKINS class pin. letters y. II. ",
surrounded by pearls and rublea; tnitlaias =
ON back. u. n. N" and y. H. VI
lost at United States Naval Academy.
Finder return 10 Miss MARY BOND,
Laurel Nd, and receive reward.
LOsT-GOLD BRACELET. INCH WIDE.
with n piece broken out. In ipsides lost
on New Years Eve at Hotels Wtlaro
OF Raleigh or on Pa ave, between VIII
lard and Ralsigh. Reward II returned 20
Apartment $40. THE ONTARIO.
LOsT-A BROWN MINK MUFF, AT
Union Savings Bank. on @ St, between
18th and z4ta, or AT woodward e 10th
rop's Reward II returnedSto s. J. VEN
ABBE's, l2l5 St NV.
LOsT-A WATCH FOB. WITH GOLD
MONOGRAM IN center. ]. NJ. l., and q
gold locket with the sword and scales Of
Justice. formed with diamonds and sap
phires. Reward II returned TO J. NJ.
LACCALLE. Apt. a, the Oakland. zoos
Columbia road.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE EQUITY OF $500 IN
new corner brick house on heights.
rented for 5000. for unimproved land or
large house.
I. }. MORGAN,
Box %. 1SS 18th ST. NV.
ass ,th-tf
I WILL TRADE Ny EQUITY m DE-
sirahie northwest city lots for an equity
IN small six or seven room house. BOX
81. Herald ONCE. S2e-n
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Chanee for Recererr.

Miss Margaret Van Tassel. hurt in an
automobile accident Christmas night, lies
In Emergency Hospital with a good
chance for recovery. She has been re-
moved TO private room.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
FOR sAIE-LoTs.

OWNER OF TWO LARGE LOTS.
northwest section, one block from cor
line. will sell at bargain: win accept de-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumtia. holding PROBATE Court. No. iss6 Ad-
ministratiou--This Il to give nodcs that the sub
scTfber Of the State q New Yozk. has Obtzined
from the Probate Court Of ths District q Columbia
letters Ot administration on the STATE q Mary
Frances Reed Mcneil Thomps1n. late cf the Dis
tr1ct Il Columbia deceased. IN persons harms
claims against the decensed aie herSoy warned 70
exhibit the Ame, with the vouchers Thereof legally
autheuticnted TO thu subscriber On o. before ths
ID DAY OF JANUARY. A. d lAS: othsrwss
they may b. Law Be excluded from al beneGt Of
sid estate. GiEan under my hard this "a day Of
Jauuary. 49, AlfY GREER THOMPSON. "a
West Fifty second slrest. New Yotk City. Attest:
fsezL) JAMES TANNER. Regist9 Of wills for the
District q Columbia Clerk of the P7otnts Ccurt.
L, RUSSELL ALDEN. Attonp. t4.n.H
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
FOR sALE-sUBURBAK.

WE HAVE SPLENDID SMALL TRACT.
less than 10 acres, which can be sold
for about one-half its value II viii make
tailed at a great profit A splendid chance
for an early New Year purchaser. Ad-
dress OWNERS, Box Q. Herald office.l
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
AUCTION SALES.

on SATURDAY. JANUARY =. isl3 AT .
oiel1ek a m. IN front uf Unlted States et1nrs
comrany's Narehoule. ~ and - 10Th =. nH.. uiil
y sold foE Dfcra1e and olher chErEsI al r1ods
ms. Dr.. Robert g. Johnsione, and Georrs I. PInn-
nn1ey. CONSISTING u huxes trunks horsehnId ruods
&c. WALTER -B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Ancffonesra
1af.lLB UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
FOR sALE-M1sCELIANEous.
RnsINESs oPpoRTuNITIEs

A SPECIALLY FAVORABLE OPPoR-
tunity for two or three parties to get in
on the ground floor IN the development
Of one Of the very best suburban propo-
sitons. AN on purchase price basis, who
join at once. A profit of 40 per cent guar
anteed. Address OWNERS. Box .. Her
aid Office
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.

Buy an acre lot; high altitude; most
beautiful view Of the city and the Poto-
teen minutes to center OF city.
Price, 5000 to s1,IOO per Acre,
On monthly payments Adjoining land
selling for $500 an acre
BOX q. Herald ONCE.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

The arctic tsrE is the greatest traressr in the
world. q il uiEaiss fren Pols 70 pola
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
ADMIRAL EVANS IS
CALLED BY DEATH

Continued from P.se one.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
800 CASH AND SMALL, MONTHLY
Payments buys new 6-room corner brick
house; hot-water heat. hard-trlm mirror
doors. new model gas range; on heights;
t. J. MORGAN,
BOX g. iZS 18th st. nv
FOR COLORED - IN EXCELLENT
neighborhood: modern sevsn-room and
bath; hot-water heat: large yard; eie-
CANT condition; on prominent avenue. one
block to cars; easy payments. BOX 4.
Herald Office. 3fS-th, S-tf
FOR SAIsE-NEW TWO-STORY AND
attic brick: hot-water heat: parlor, re-
ception hall, dining-room. library, <itch-
en-. iTst hoors desirable northwest section:
trust. 5000, 5 per cent: equity. S1,700;
terms to suit. BOX 24l4. Station @.
3h-W.S-tf
FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE MODERN
eight-rocm detached frame dwelling. on
two large lots; northwest section: big
bargain: easy terms. Address BOX 81
Herald office. Sz2-tf
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Career Is History.

His career is familiar history. His
eight years OF service as a flag ohicer
brilliant, but Congress allowed him
10 retire with no promotion at all. How
he commanded the Atlantic feet for
several years. how he got in ship-shape
for the greatest globe 'girdling cruise
ever undertaken by any navy, how he
piloted that feet through the dangerous
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR REET-ApARTMEErs.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FREE RENT FOR TWO MONTHS.
dition. $3.50
FRASER BROS, sl7 18th.