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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Y B-FUllowing schedule figures published
nrIv as information. and not guaranteed,
'"' TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
70, Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile New
Orleans 800 a. m and lO:4j p. nj. daily.
Din6rs Eor Chattanooga and Memphis via Ash..
vile. lO:45 p. IN. daily.
Eor Atlanta, Admission, Birmingham, 800 n
~, and 4:l5 y. M daily. Dining cars.
III Ior Atlanta, Admission. Taladega, Caller,
sor iiinniontow,. Demopolis. Meridian, 500 a
-. !Oi SaiIy. DifI$ng cars.
NJ LHr Roanoke. BRISTOL, Knoxville. Chatta.
rooca. Birmingham. Meridian, VicksbuTg
HCUS Orleans. 1910 p. III. daily. Dining cars
E"r Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nash.
,.iilc Memphis, i:lO a. m. daily. Sleeping cal
rtaS ne occupied after 1000 p. IN. Dining caT
i'SS r. Ashcville, 300 a. m, $50 D. m. and
,oiE n m, daily. Dining cars.
Ior Columbia, SummerNiIIe, Charleston
i'm Augusta, Savannah, Brunswick. JacL
EAnGXiiie, and Florida points. 6:2O p. m. daily.
Dining car. --,,,,. D,
dav Thursday. Friday. and Saturday. 4:ij
p m ~: Danyille ClocaD. 1880 a. m. daily,
- r. uarrisonburG. $50 a. m. daily: s.s5 =
%DarIor carr, and 4:S0 p. m. week dayS
III; ~ ~ Charlo;tesNille QOcaD. 7:3O a. m. and
''2E oL - Warrenton. 7:3O a. m; II 100 a. M: ..,o
m daily; 3:35 p. m. (parlor carr. and Ak;
p. m: TIuemont, $40 a. M: $50 p. m. 1.k,
m. week days; 9:l5 a IN. and 45O D. m
S,ndays Also 6:25 p. M week days Tor Lees
S,irS l. s. BROWN. General Agent,
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Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
WHITE. .... ..
Louis l.. and Louise Dent, boy.
Stephen and Frances Redda. girl.
Robert and Alma Dougan, boy.
William Y. and Clara M Humphreys,
boy.
Arthur r. and Mary Crane, girl.
Perry y. ard Ethel NJ. Grimes. boy.
Leslie B. and Susan Gray, girl.
Robert &. and Mtrta King, girl
Maurice and Nellie Delaney, boy.
Ulysses G. and Delsc Carder, girl
James Il. and Bernadine G. Robinson,
boz.
Henry A. and Mary V. Smith. girl
Howard y. and BESSIE NJ. Miller, boy.
Edgar s. and Helen McCue, boy.
John c. and Minnie Snellings, boy.
George and Catherine A. Limmons. boy.
Ernest +. and Elsie NJ. Weaver. boy.
J. Edward and Helen Diver, girl.
(Bernard and Onita Mercier, girl.
Harry {. and Nell I. Mclnturn, boy.
William +. and Hattie b. Graham, boy.
Lewis and Minnie Spencer, girl.
Harry and Grace Mulligan, boy.
Charles A. and Marion f.. keyes, girl
COLORED.
Caesar and Mollie Ballock. boy.
Allan and Mamie PinCard, boy.
John and Laura Scott boy.
Morles and Annie Taylor, girl.
jeremiah and Georgia jenkins, girl.
Frederick and Marie Douglass, boy.
A. Henry and Mabel H. Lee. boy.
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Albert Il. Collins,
Complainant, vs. The Unknown Heirs, De
ants Equity No. 3OSG5. The object OF this
suit is to obtain decree declaring perfect
in fee simple by adverse possession the title
OF plaintiff TO subdivision lots II and 10 Of
original lot one % in square siNty-one t6lJ
In the city of Washington, District OF Co
lumbia. on motion of plaintiff II is this 22d
Of March 1872, ordered that the defendants
the unknown heirs, alienees and devisees OF
VIM. MaRrath deceased. cause their appear
RnCe to be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring after the expiration Of
the forty days from the first publication
hereof (GOod cause for fixing such time hav-
ing been shown to court; otherwise the
use will be proceeded with as in case NJ
default. Provided that a copy of this order
be published Ia the Washington Law Report er
and The Washington Times twice a month
FOR the months of March and ApIl Igls
WRIGHT. Justice. iSCaD A true COPY. Test:
J. u. VOTING, clerk. by r. L. CUNNING
HAM, Asst. Clerk
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Deaths.
WHITE.

frank Crogan. =" years, Cacunlty Hos
J. s. Murray. 50 years, Capitol grounds.
Mary J. Jenkins, Co Years !l}5 Penn
street northeast. o--
Maruaret A. Darlington. AZ years, S5O
l street southwest. ,o 49,,
RAYMOND p. Moyse. rs years. 1916 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
-aIah +. smith. 20 years. 6l1 sixteenth
street northeast.
Annie VI. Irish. 20 years. Providence
20 Hospital.
thedraI avenue northWc est.
!mopen Reid Bird, 81 wears, The Ser-
Eii%Ibath II. Dawes. 50 years, The
WOUdley. ~ -
susie Himclrgnt. AZ years, 326 n
street southwest.
Celia Rivera. 3 months. Childrchs HOS
Earl NJ. ireland. ir., months, ~ Tenth
street northwest.
Ecttie c. Donaldson. 10 Gays, 6c5 c
street southwest.
Marie c AmbrDsa,S 81 month, 2W FlrSL
street southwest.
COLORED.
Martha s Coaklcy. 20 years, 1912 Po-
tOnrtC street northwest.
Annni" Nelson. - years, I4C Howard
avenue southeast.
John HARRISON. Sc years, Tuberculosis
John {. Bush. IS years. 1855 Fifteenth
Eugens Pro tor. 2S years. tuberculosis
Annie HalImau. - wears. National
| homeopathic Hospital.
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FOR SALE OK EXCHi.NGE

s.. 500 -Berwyn, Md, l block from cars new.
Groom house, attic; porcelain bath; gas.
concrete cellar; furnace: fruit; lot 6CNiJO:
easy terms trade for small city propert! ,.
Apply 4SOA Mass ave. y. ". !"
S. Bcrwyn, Md. / block from cars new
Groom house, attic, porcelain bath, gas
concrete cellar. furnace, fruit. lot 5ONl50, easy
terms. Trade for small city property. Apply
4SOA Mass ave. y. W.
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DEATHS

MlLyER-on Thursday, March 2s LAU-
RENEE BEALL. Infant son OF Charles
Perry and Mabie 4. Miller, age ak
months
Inteiment oak Hin Cemetery.
sMITH-On March 20. 1912. SARAH ELIZA
BETH SMITH. aged seventy years nins
months twenty-slx dayB. beloved wife of
the late Walter Dorsey Smith. al her late
residence, 6l7 Sixteenth street northeast
Funeral services at y. M, saturday,
March 30. Remains will leave Washington
at 10 p. IN. Sunday for Loudon Park, Bal
timorc Md.
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Marriage Licenses.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Ira f. Biggs, of Washington, and Eula
A. Snyder. of Livia, Ky.
James Il. Taylor and Gertrude e. MUS
ser. both of Washington.
Charles +. owens, of Washington, and
Marie f. Bevan, of Baltimore.
Henry f.. Kent. OF Marshall, y. 6, and
Mary YOnCe of Asheville, N. Y.
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CHEsAPEALNE q OmIO LINES.

,:OO D m. daily-C. 4 o. SPFCLNL. solia
train 10 cincinnati. with PuunAn sIeepsrI
Louis, and connection foT Chicago.
i:lO p. IN. daily F. V, SPECIAL. 70
the West. Southwest. and Northwest. Pull.
man slNePeTs to NEGinil Hot Springs CIn.
einnati and l.s'-lHNille. Cincinnati sleeper
open for occupancy 10 p. IN. q. Is v. DlniaS
ca al uSihS. OfneeS. 6Ll Pa ave. l35S y SE
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment Washington, ID. g, until 10 o'clock
a. m. April l6 1912, and publicly opened i'm
mediately thereafter 70 furnish at the navy
yard. Washington. ID. G., etc. a quantity Of
naval supplies as follows: Sch. 1893 Cleans
ers. groceries, Cottonseed oil, crackers. cat
sup, Cnipped beef, minCe meat, Vienna sau-
sage apple butter and fruit iams.-SCh. 1877
Neast-SCh. 442i: Oak. tri-phnsphate rUdium.
posals should designate the schedules desired
by number. Blank proposals will hC fun
nished upon application tu the Bureau. 7. J
COWIE, Faymaster- General L. ). y.
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EOR SALE.

FOUR. FIVE. SIX AND SEVEN ROOM
HOMES On LARGE LOTS. AMPLE
GROUND FOR CHICKENS. GARDEN AND
FLOWERS. chance for deserving, re-
spectacle people to secure neat and comfort
able homes on practically rent basis
Elsewhere In this column VIII be found
few OF my own properties which / oner at
almost rent prices. as follows:
TermS-S@OU cash, and Slj per month
or S1GO cash, and 81 per month.
$50 cash. and $50 per month.
or SIS cash. and SIS per month.
conveyancing, recording and certificates
OF title tree.
Mt. Rainier is BEAUTIFULLY situated in
Maryland, Just at the District line, which
intersects 2Sth st. and r. ]. ave. y. +. The
land Is high and rolling, rich soil. very fine
wafer, and healthy surroundings. Taxes are
low and restrictions few ana reasonable, to
wit: No whisky allow ed to Ue sold; no col
ortd people permitted 10 buy or rent and
no nuisanCes to be mainta ned. Car service
Is unsurpassed in about Washington City
and Is one iarc or six tickets for 2Sc. The
properties offered are not BROWNSTONE
mansions, but neat. ComfuT Ia BILE homes.
where respectable people. without frills and
iancies. can secure start in IiIe and soon
own their own homes. Apply JAS. Z. ROC
ERS, owner, office In District Line Station,
S4th ST. and r. l. ave. y. E., Mt. Rainier,
Md. or SH u 81. y. W.. City. SHOW THIS
AID. i
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS, District Of CO.
lumbia, March 2S 1912. Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until ? o o'clock
p M, April 10, 1912, for reCOnstructing the
Stable for the Street Cleaning Department.
situated in alley between and o. Ninth and
Tenth streets. northwest Washington ID. c.
Forms of Proposals specifications and ncCes-
sary information may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk, Engineer Department Room ~,
District Building Washington, ID. c. CCNO
II. RUDOLPH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WILL
LIAM V. JCDSOS. Commissioners ID. {.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R,
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
..,.,.srv Olher Hour on the Odd Hour >.
ENSvrL{ylI,ADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
~ I3 YORK TERMINAL LIBERTY Sr
NE" AND w. 23D STREET. o.
1900 CRuyal Special. hoursl +o.na
,no%Si Special. 'li;0G a. IN; M; loo 800. 800
(RoSSSaa night, 2:45 a. m. Diners and BAL,
ana In day trains. Sleepers on LIE nIsS.
open nuaa[delphia az and Atlantic City. t7:OO. .s.oO
Fnl'aae M 1900, $500 1900 D. m ''"'
'll:O 1" " TO BALTIMORE.
..EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
,Teek days, I a. IN. TO 1000 D. m
Wa 1850 1900. $40 1890 $50 con.
e 80 1000, 'll:OO a. m, 1890 noon: +IS:SS'
ts:S00 nI5, t2OO, 800, t3:2O 1880 'tt1:S' t1:SS'
r:u9 .S06 IS :OS $3.50, 1900, $3.50. TI:G0 So
ta:aS 1000. 'lO4O .ll;8o, .i2;l5 H. 7. 'S'"
ts;VV' WESTWARD.
,,CACO '9:lO a. M, 'l:25 $3.50 n m
SitiSSTNNATI, ST. LOUIS, AND I0irrs
,,SGIltE v $40 a. M. '4:lO p M, 'I2:10 6SIh5
NIkLLETSRIjRG, 1910 a. NJ, 'l;25, 'S:iO n 'Sn@
Ptid6 nIeht; sleeper ready, 10 ,. m - 'n''
'l2E:ttTIVWELAND. '9l0 p. M; Columbus. .s.,s
P.EmiiEEIING, p. M 1910 a. M; $3.50 p. m.
Shhadnles of local trains at ticket ofhc.,
sSSaiSv Except Sunday. tSunday Oniv
Toienhone at following Ticket Ofhces: Iu,
n w, Main 1881; 6l9 Pennsylyania
Sve' H Main 27S Union Station. Main 1850.
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IN MEMoRIAM

WHEELER - In memory OF BERNARD
WHEELER. who died hve years ago today,
March 40 1907.
Gone but not forgotten.
--By His Mother.
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WITHOUT OTHER CASH PAYMENT.
S25 per month will buy handsome 1-room
brick house at Mt. Rainier Md, Just In the
Maryland line; ! car rare; low taxes; no un-
reasonable restrictions. This handsome home
contains cabinet mantels. kitchen. and DIM
irg room cabinets. handsomely papered and
on large lot; concrete walk; and . minutes
from electric cars on r. |. ave. J. c. ROC
Frs. Owner, MI. Rainier. Md, X. l. ave
y. +. Show this ad l.
GOOD BARGAINS.
Beautiful Virginia home ON Great Falls
and Old Dominion r. r. Splendid new
house, large rooms, wide porch over one
acre rich land. Just the place for a nice
little poultry business. Price very low terms
easy. Better US at once.
BALLARD 4 LANHAM QNCD,
73I 18th at N w
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wash
lngton. March so. 1912. Sealed proposals.
will he received this office until two
O'clock p. m, Wednesday, April 10Th, 1912
for furnishing and delivering one ID. e. elcC
triC generator. l2j h. W, direct connected to
horizontal steam turbine. Specifications and
form Of proposal may be obtained from the
Purchasing Officer. ID. .. CUNO II. RI
DOLPh. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM
V. JUDSON. Commissioners. ID. c.
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FOR RENT-HoUSES
FOR RENT
Unfurnished.

ltS6 Morse ne. sr
aud b ChwD...H.JO
1915 Em's'n ne, ,srblS.5O
sos 18th ne, 6r, b. lS'5u
1851 Marion, sr....lIOO
3iOO Ga av NV"
6r and water. IS %
s2I ilth ne.6r,b. .,le'W
Iss5 Dean ne, ar, bl3.5o
1902 Half sw. 5r, wl2.oO
STORES.
lI07 @ NV, ,en. bid. IS, 600
1876 n Y av, large
store ........,2Io'Vv
$50 r st nw.."r,2OO w
500 9th NV. 12r,b 6O.OO
.3310 Ga aV, large m
new store "..oO'w
.l2l7 Eye nWr 2
r and b. store. 80. 90 %
100 PIX rd,l strm2S' " ! y
I4a y nw,,l rooms'oO
.CoLoRED TENANTS
1922 22d NV. Tor =,
a b (fur)......$40.OO
s0l T NV. 11r, b. 1000
ll7 Oakdale, ,6r, b. III 90
1882 18th NV. ,Sr, b.S0. w
1880 18th NV. ,sr, ". %. so
500 NH av NV ,6rb. 10. 80
2i20 NJ. ir. w....l2.Ol
IS Goat AL, 4r, ". 1000
i-The Bellvue Apis,
Ir 4 b.........lS.5O
aO23 9th NV. ,sr, b. .lS9O
-an rIf.FI nNts IT h ~ ttl
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1920 r ST., 0r,b.tl5.7j.
l7l9 willard, lir,
b thwD ....... 3S. 00
S29l School NV.
llr,b Ofur) .....S6. O0I
I'LL 18th NV, 12r.b.s5.s SO
e0i Ind av. ,9r, b. fur35. 75
$50 18th NV. ,10r. b
tfur) ..,........ .35. .65
5O6 h NV. CRIB. .35. so
us u st. ,Sr, b, fur. IS. sol
lTSS N Cap nw..
pr, b ............S2 so
1l2 Il nw,. 7r,b
fur) ...........SO.5o
1862 Monroe NV,
Or, b tfur). 50
6S 7, 6r,b (furl. 80. so.
2O29 1st nw.. orb
Uur) ...........S0. so
6ls Nj av NV. lOrb. 20. 50
ZIG Quincy. 7r.b. .SO.5O
165 u NV Sr, b. fur. 80. so
1880 Il Cap, CRIB
Nur) ...........2S.50
esOe Ga. av.. 5r.b. 1850
ll2l 9th nw,6r, b. so
b52i Ga av Orb, INV. %. 80
3G09 Ga. av, 6r, ,b.25.50
l54O Col ct NV,
7r and b......25.00
2lS g ne.6rb (fur). 24.50
60S Kenyon NV.
6r.b (furD.....23.5 90
6ll lith ne.6rb. tur23.j0
403 u ne. 6r.b...22.5c
19n6 Fla 40 crA % IN
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GOOD BARGAINS,
MONEY IN EGGS.

Scores OF Alexandria county home buvers
are making money selling eggs to private
customers at an advance over prevailing
prices. They cannot supply the demand
Why not start a poultry ranch? Have sew
eral places listed that can be converted into
big winners. See
"COLLINS," Clarendon, Va.
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WANTED-APARTMkNTS

FURNISHED APARTMENT or bungalow
from June LIST to October lst; rooms and
bath; responsible young couple; no children
office.
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sALE-BUSINESS. PROPERTY

FOR SALE-STORE AND FLAT To-
Gated at 633 Florida ave, y. f.. The
store should rent for $50 at least while
the 5-room apartment above is rented
for SIS The price II $4,000. Florida
ave. branch OF Capital Traction co.
passes the door. Open each day from
-,;ntil . y. IN. Our representative will
be found there or around the corner
at 1liO 7th street
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. INC.
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FOR RENT Ito White Tenants J

Slx-rOOm brick house near Two car lines,
close to the Navy Yard, in perfect repair
throughout with large yard, and good To-
CalitN.
7N6 18th st. SC. rent ~
1207 G st 1850
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY

$3.50 CASH will buy equity In one-story busi-
ness building 2203-0j Grace st. N w south
of NJ west Of Wisconsin ave. Rent pays 2ico
net on $3.50. Inspect, then call 20 Oxford
Building.
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FOR RENT-Five- room houses. desirabIy To-
Gated on electric line; all city advantages;
$40 uer month: VII sell.
JULIAN p. BALDWIN, BaIlston. Va.
OR ROOM HOUSE. within 10 miles of
city; near car line will lease from | to
years BOX 532. Times office IL
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FOR RENT ITO Colored Tenant.)

Large l0-room house near Providence Hos
pital. almost facing a large park now being
put in perfect repair throughout, just vacated.
Parties must bring references before appliCa-
tions will be entertained.
lOA - ST. re- rent Sd' lJ
GEORGE HENDERSON, 14lS st. y. W.
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN-S25O to 500, 900 on d. c.
real estate. Sc, eral trust funds 41 TO
per cent. All transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers.
NM. II. SAUNDERS Il CO.
Southern Building. S07 18th st. y. W.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates: prior payment privileges: large
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FOR SALE-LOTS

A GREAT BARGAIN-Owner will sell two
lots cheap on Conduit road in District.
BOX 52S, Times office. i
LOT 95xlIO corner near Chevy Chase Circle
in the District: southern exposure beauti-
ful terrace; forest shade; the most beauti-
fuI building site in Chevy Chase. Address
BOX 245. Times office. l.
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GROOM HOUSE. lots, squares from el-c-
tric IL. r.. ~ miles HON Washington In
Maryland. Price 81 900. Terms $lOO down, sl5
per month. +. T. SHEA, 30 Oxford Bldg
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ARCHDEACONRY MEETS AT AS
CENSION CHURCH
Fall Session Of TOwsOn Body includes
Carroll, Baltimore and Hartford
Counties.

The Towson Archdeaconry of the
Episcopal Church, of which Rev. Ho-
bart Smith, rector OF st. Thomas
Church, Owings Mills, is archdeacon,
and which includes Carroll, Balti-
more and Hartford counties, held its
fall session in Ascension Church, this
city, on Wednesday.
The first session began at Ill o'clock
with morning prayer, conducted by
the rector, Rev. S. I'll. Orrick, assisted
by Rev. Hobart Smith. The opening
sermon was delivered by Rev. J.
Poyntz Tyler, OF Hagerstown, arch
deacon of Cumberland. After the
sermon Bishop Murray made a brief
address, in which he called attention
to the class established in Baltimore
for the instruction OF Sunday school
teachers in their duties in that call
ing and requested the clergymen to
advise such teachers as are access1-
bIe to the class to attend upon it.
Bishop Murray stated that the appor-
tionment upon the church for dio-
cesar missions In the diocese OF
Maryland is $4,000. The apportion-
ment for general missions for the past
year, up to September 7, was $29,32O,
of which amount only about $4,000
had been contributed. He explained
that of the apportfonment only $22,-
900 had been laid upon the churches.
and the remainder was to have been
made up by the Sunday. schools and
the ladies' auxiliary, but contribu-
tions from the latter two sources
were credited upon the apportion-
ment. This caused misrepresentation
among the congregations, which were
led to suppose that the apportionmen
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JUDGE. BOND PRESIDES.
Meeting Was Addressed by Hon.
Philip D. Laird and w. S. Syming-
ton---Opera House Was Packed.

The weekly meeting of the Wilson,
Marshall and Talbot Club of West
minister district was held at the
Opera House, Tuesday evening, the
22nd. A large crowd was in attend
ance. The meeting was called to
order by DR.. J. Fl. Billingslea, Presi-
dent Of the club, who introduced Hon.
James A. @. Bond, who presided at
the meeting and introduced the speak
ers. Judge Bond spoke Of his init
mate acquaintance with Woodrow
Wilson and praised his work at
Princeton University and as Cover
nor of New Jersey. The Judge de-
clared that, knowing Wilson as he
does and believing that the country
at this time needs a man like Wilson
in the Presidential chair, he felt SO
strongly on the subject that he was
willing to die for Wilson. The Judge
spoke at considerable length about
the prevailing unrest in industrial
circles, which he attributed to the
existing tariff. --
w .. Symington, an attorney Of
Baltimore City, was the first speaker.
The principal address OF the evening
was made by Hon. Philip p. Laird,
Chairman Of the Maryland Public
Service Commission MIR. Laird at
tackled what he called the tariff
graft" fostered and supported by the
Republican party. The address was
well received and the large audience
remained until the close OF the meet
inc
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board in the interest of a macadam
road from the Baltimore county line
to Eldersburg, distance of a little
over three miles. After a short talk
the delegation concluded to take up
the matter with the State Roads Com
mission. Over $1,000 has been sub
scribed by residents of the neighbor-
hood for the purpose of defraying
the cost Of the improvement. The
Liberty road is piked to the Baltimore
county line and was at one time piked
to Eldersburg, this county, but the
upper part was abandoned many
years ago, since when it has become
soil road.
Mrs. Anna May Sauble, aged p
years, daughter Of Mr. John C. Brown,
of New Windsor, was sent to the
Sprin gfeld Hospital for treatment
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had been more than met
At the afternoon session, Rev. T.. Il.
Helfenstein, archdeacon OF Annapolis
spoke on "The Rural Church Prob
lem" nt @ M
Rev. Mr. Chopton, of Sparrows
Point, suggested the Importance Of
concentration and expressed the opin-
lon that parish house at which the
people could gather and mingle with
each other could be made an effective
method OF keeping alive and giving
prosperity to the country churches.
The archdeacon directed that tele-
gram OF sympathy be sent to Mrs.
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Y,ingling.

Mrs. Annie K Yingling, wife of
Charles e. Yingling died on Tuesday,
October p, of cancer, at her resi-
dence, 1921 Walbrook avenue Balti-
more.
She is survived by her husband,
three sons, Raymond, Paul and Har-
ry and one daughter, Angeline; also
three sisters, Mrs. Harmon and Mrs.
Myer1y, Of Frizellburg, and Mrs.
Harry Myers, of Westminster; three
brothers, William Eckard, of Den
nings; Edward Eckard, of Sans
Creek, and Newton Eckard, of Frizell-
burg.
The funeral took place this morn
ing at Meadow Branch, conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Murray, assisted by Elder
Uriah Bixler. Pallbearers were ::
Messrs Harvey Stone, Walter Davis,
John Beal, Benjamin Sechrist, Luther
Weiment, Chris Stoner. Harvey
Bankard & Son funeral directors.
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The next and last meeting of the
club will be held on Tuesday evening,
October 9th, at 7.3O o'clock at the
Opera House. An address will be
made by Congressman J. Fred. c.
Talbot, who is the Democratic nomi-
nee for reelection from the End Con-
gressional district Of Maryland, which
includes Carroll county. Besides
there will be another speaker Of ma
tional reputation whom Mr.. Talbot
will bring with him to the meeting.
The club welcomes the ladies as well
as the men at these meetings, but
takes this means of making a special
appeal to them to control the matter
of attendance of children. At the
next meeting children will not be ad-
mitted unless accompanied by their
parents
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Elias B. Arnold and wife to James
A. G. Bond, convey 2 $40 acres, for
$3100
George Woo1ery to Charles S.
Walsh and wife, conveys 2 lots, for
$1200
Walter L Taylor and wife to Jas
z. Shilling and wife, convey roods
and g square perches, for $500.
S. White Plank and wife to Walter
: Bower, convey 2722 square feet
for $2050.
Sarah E. Miller to John I'll. Bow
man and wife, conveys tract OF land
for $1,000.
Orestus B. Koontz and wife to Jno
W. Deberry and wife, convey 81
acres and square perches, for $1,000
John N. Hymiller and wife to Al
bert S. Burch and wife, convey 38
acres, for S..
. Ezra C. Magee, trustee, to Ada M
Plowman, conveys 70A acres, for
S470675
Ada NJ. Plowman and husband to
Ezra G. Magee and wife, convey 7OA
acres, for $4706.75.
Emory G. Sterner and wife to
John T. Lennon, convey lot Of land,
for $25.
Lorena A. Steel to A. B. and Ralph
Sellman, conveys u acre, for $40.
Robert l.. Shipley to Alonzo ..
Sellman, conveys ~ acre, for $40.
Fannie B. Dill and husband to
Samuel A. Harnish, ct al, convey
real estate and personal property,
for $500
Philip B. Myers and wife to Ferdi-
nand Locobite, convey 5000 square
feet, for SO.
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It'll am ma,

Mrs. Amanda Hanna, widow OF
James P. Hanna, died Saturday at the
home of her son-in-law, Mir. Arthur
Ford, Reisterstown, aged 81 years.
She had been suffering from heart
trouble during the entire summer.
She is survived by one daughter and
four sons Her funeral took place
Monday afternoon at ? o'clock from
the residence Of her son-in-law and
interment was in Reisterstown Meth
odist Episcopal Cemetery.