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ST. Si-oS-A Par rdi Tile Co VS. Levitt.
owner 4 contractor ...... $40
BIC n ST, :, 10 n q OF Prospect Av 2OOXl25-
keystone National Powder Co vs. Adebaran Co
owner; Sanrio Eappi. contractor siC0 -
POND pL ?779-Joseph Stodcl vs. Frank Nc,zcl.
oWncr A contractor ...... Ss.sS
SD ST. n. 5. lOt II c OF ltowery. 25xiO-P ileanc
Go IS Wyoming Realty Co. owner. Sanarcnno
n Narronc contractor o.. ....... s&2s O5
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. S2t-S Sicgal Inc vs. United
States Lien Co. owner; Frederick W Jotkei
contractor ......... ........ Sist 5O
MONROF Az, n e cor i7ith 81. ?5xgS-Ast bro, "
Frederick Weller. Jr Il Ernest Meeker, owners
A conirar.ors rene all No.. .... 500
i0STH Sr. 23i Frank Slraub VS. Anthony
NnchrLo. owner contractor sio
Benedict owner; Julian Benedict, architect $3.50
a7TH ST, - 3W-Aorris Slcgfricd VS. John Taller.
owner Albert higbie. contractor .....t., 500
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NOhTSANE>
With name cnaers cna @sd.t,s "f '"''r ana o.
Do~nto~n.
,LlNroy ST, VS.. 1s7 n laylu sion st. 20 :so-
Co Hartford, Corn. June IS. demand 8 p c;
ATTY. r q 4 7 Co. iI6 BTay ... $4,000
r.., sill.
lIo,h sts1
llST ST, y $. coo % ay, coy0s9- Dennis J Hickey
to kdw o Ne'll; ,27 Us, 81, Jun" -, : KS; "A
per cent atty. 4 II I,ockcr; ~ NASSAU sHi2uO
''fa fsus ST wiss Ssw T. Hosset M1r =
due Mch !. 1917. per ccat atty. !. T lns q !
SAME PRoPERTN Same to selma Levy 20
j. ne,S bond ATTY, same ..,s r.. . s., :M
" ! CLARK. cooncrssovn. \ y. due as per eocd
.I ps f IOs CO ysnR.rl ls1 s.y to 81 ns
VIII lrssh 81 q. Il KciiS n st. ase set f"" pr @;sc
syrs'"per cca' ATTY = y NdIer' IA" list aNs' '"o
West OF Fifth a,; between ropr'cen'h ard
,.n s,. -, W 1,,'h a,,Ho s'I, n.,,, = rou.u -
sioooo6. S due due as per a bond; asy. Title ins Co,
SAN. & ~ dn M tl Sae 70 sa,' % W ~;
,srH or "a " ,5xltO~Iouis j. Crrllar to Fredk
ner Bond bond; .'f'o" aisy' q CO. iaS % Bwss 5000
sHMa M.dion e csas s. n:9 soa
June rs: ally, Otterbourg 8 Il. 200 s,h as 81 SOl
Cardolo. 10 W ;s,h st. June rs, yrs. per
ssTH ST. sii ". s.s1ioos~ Gertrude Van Cori.
land, lbaroness de Grsrenreld, TO 7 /. Trust
secures annuity. atty stewart & S. q ~ Val al
r.,..
.mown. ,,
,c,TH ST. es =, .l7:71i0 II Clarence r Belts
address. iss Bwsy ~ N ~ ~ se,5oi
Costello TO Rmisran Ind Sav Bank. d Chambers
4 June a. 'yIs p e a''ys' Jos 7 Rs;nii sSi ~ -
S Ss Asada,d IS% S' Asrs "o
iSa II isSth At, June 10, yr8 p G: atty, Nil
Shame $50 Bway. ,.''.',',.. $500
lsD ST. :. rs W I.c.ingson sv sosas o; isotn =,
i.ih av. ioOX isoth ST. S 5 as E l:th av, SoS
Manhattan 81, North River to. 81 Nicholas ay
and ~ iY frsnshiscs. rights. asm,s. tracks. power
houses. DC The iSd 81 Manhatian,tllc 4 ~
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Gen. Drain Out Of Danger.

WASHINGTON, June 30.--Minlster Gar
rctt cablcd to-day from Bucnos Ayres,
Argentine Republic, that Gen, James
A. Drain OF the National Board for the
Promotion of Rifle Practice In tie
United States Is now out OF danger
Gen. Drain accompanied the American
rifle team which recently won victory
over teams from the South American
republics and was stricken WIN appeh--
dititis, lie Ia now believed To be out Of
danger unless unexpected complications
should arise. -.--.----..-
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Mad av, June %. Que as per bond; atty Otter
bourg. s 4 n. 90 sth av. ........ ...-... 9W)
WEST ST, II {. ,s6 c Mohcgan ay. 25x6j-John
v ONcii to Lawyers Mtg Co. 80 Liberty -.
June "a. yrs. G. atty. l. 7 ins T co. lGo
BwhN ... .. ...... - &,WD
i,s I'll ST. ass z. 25x,O-l.conhard Theurer
to John friedrich. $40 T. lNth ST. pr mtge. SO
rich IS Nassau ST m ....... Si.OO1
FORREST Az. iiOf " ), :0,s76 Gabriel II Mason
10 Jennie kow'Arsiiy, 6S + 10th ST June cs. pr
mtgc. 5000 instals p e: atty. Jacob Free.
man III, " ga 81 '... 5000
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SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

WASHINGTON ST. sO7-Robcrt 4 kacck VS.
Garrett II FrcebOrn ct al: June I. 1912 Sa2S
i25TH ST. $40 W Roof Maintenance Co vs. T. j
Costello ct al; Aug q, 1911 ..... ....., se5
HORATIO Sr, iO5-o7 Hay Foundry 4 Iron Works
W. Samuel V Holman et al; June Y. 1912 S2.s25
icOTH ST, $ :, i5l q Amsterdam av-Edw {psch
A 1912 ....-'.' -...... 1919 81
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RECORDED LEASES.

Sd Az. cor itQth ST, part Of store. noor
bas ement United stores Realty co to John
Councs. COS Bcr gan av. IS yrs from May 1912,
atty, = \ I.owcns tel. 6S " IN am ST.. $4,000
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PITrsBURG. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST /
LOUIS RAILWAY.
For May. 1912 Change,
Oper exp with taxes. ?.o4o.sAS Inc Ss9eSs
Ne, oper revenue. s7l2.ei6 Dec. SlsssS
Total Oper. income. 7i2.iso Dec. l:s.Ss3
January NAY 81. 1912:
opcr. exp and taxes . is.i2O,isI Inc i,s42.'l'
Net optr revenue. 90. Ss,570,i72 Inc. Si9s s6e
Total oper. Income. 3.S5o.%Ss Inc $4,000
BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON RAILROAD.
For May. 1912: Changes.
Total opcr reyenues 80 80 ~ Inc ~ coS
Net oper. revenue. s2st.O7a Dec, s9i32s
From January MAY 81. Ioi::
Total opcr, revenues, WIZ sJe inc. s:oo'sS
Oper. exp. with taxes. oeSS 0' Inc 4S!''2'
Ne, opcr. revenue. Be-. si.Oai As Dec, siss.A7i
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
5s:4 rs TX :ss: ss s: 's s'S
roS, M, ' S Dec Dee ssSs
From January MAY 81. 1912:
Total opcr. revenues. Nea3.li9 Dec. s?sSO,s
Oper. exp. with taxes @s&i.'N Inc iS"'o''
rG: S: s bee Dee ':ssss: :ss
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY,
For May. 1912: Changes
DSa Dps1 spft egp with .s:. sossss nc e
rs: ut ss:s ss: :sss Bee: Be-: :s!s, s!s
From January MAY 81 1917:
Ss:. sss wiS ss; Inc Inc" s,i: s:s
Net Sssr Inc Inc 81
vANDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
For May, 1872 Changes:
Total opei, revenues. S7H?sS1 Dec. S.s..m'
Ne! rrom ons!J Jan%SIS ,nsS%e May 81. s isiS ' ''
Total oper, revenues, S3e7e, 800 Inc SsSS
Net oper, income e,..,, $4,000 Dec ioc.sos
GRAND RAPIDS ,ANp,N AND INpIANA RAILWAY
"! %rs$ ssS;s s.sssSS $, 81! Dec s'1'
ssss Hss B.s '
WEST JERSEY ASR AsS1aSHAs' skAAsHo"H RAILROAD
Ts;si II, ss?: ss: ' ss.1 Bee a!
ssS$ :1%S:Ss @'y ~: H s
NEW YORK RlIIsSnb GHIanfJe5AIhr e5ArASY HSH NORFOLK
y:s r., GsS: %F :s Is: IN: SS ss
ye. sesr r:yssu.s siss:%,s ~ Inc Inc 'ss s1. e:
Net Opcr. income ,-..... SWiu ihc' ot'eI-
! CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD CON
J pANS
For May, 1872: changes
Total oper revenues. 500, ,268 Inc 33,GS.
| Net oper Income ,.... 1921 Inc, a5,0<i
s:S$ ;t1;:s .,
BALTIMORE, CHESAPEAKE AND ATLANTIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
| For May. lvic: Changes
Total Opcr, revenues. Ss6,sN me s.'.n'
Net oper. income ..... ?0,s,6 Inc i,6a'
From January May 81. l9i2:
Total Oper. revenues. tN,vsS me, ~ ~
Net Oper income .,...,. lO.S', Dec "a"
MARYLAND, DEl.AM AnH NNn N'RG'NI'
RAILWAY COMPANY.
For May, lpi.. changes:
Total opcr, revenues. Sl,lso inc si'an
Operating income. i2toi Inc a'.o
Prom January / May 81 l1l:: AMI.
Total Oper. revenues. $sI NSu pee ,nS SSsSS
OpcI ting lncome..,... Sst Dec. .oos
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AN EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

I want TO sell my all the year
home located in Lawrence, L. !.
The house Is in perfect condition.
Il has IA rooms and ) baths. The
grounds cover about one and q
third acres. Beautiful lawn, shade
trees and vegetable garden.
The garage has room for ) cars
living quarters above.
The house Is located on Central
Avenue near Lawrence Avenue, In
the most aristocratic section OF
Lawrence, just a few minutes from
the beautiful Lawrence station.
Convenient golf, tennis and bath
ing.
Forty minutes to New York;
splendid train service.
Apply for particulars TO Jesse
Wincburgh. 22S Sth Avenue. or
your own broker. No trade propo-
sition will be considered.
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MELp WANTED-fEMALE.

MODEI-An all-ycar-round position as ,n"nel ~
and GOOD figure. Apply 10 u; q. MlLLARD, But-
ierick building. Spring and Macdougai s's'' ~ 4
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
PENNSYLVANIA sYSTEM-LINES EAST AN
WEST

,,,,..r,,, ,>r, ,..,, ,,.r,
WEST.
Lines Fast-Nay, 1912: changes
ro,nL oper revenue . ScO07..ii2 Inc SSs7 $50
.io,s1 oper cxpcnscs Is iotSS Inc jaU
w. - -.
y.nr,r,, !, Ma a, ,u,.,
oanuars nc rewes,,e o. 10, a.. M. Inc q, 90 Iso
,r,i o" ~ ~ .,Ncna.s ~ 40, 80, Inc e1iS ;Ss
'''" WV ''N--'y -.-.',~
Net oier' revenue. 'sio'te''''' pee' s"o''o'
Lanes WIS. no, i"'- 40 ,,o oo, Inc q, ma ~,
io'a' o'r'' eA'e"S's ' ''o,o'.n nv D 't''o"o
Net opcr rcycnue S,.l4O), Dec NaJlJ7
,, N., a, ,o,s.
,r,si w. ~ nen.cs "a 7,s os, Inc I1c Ss
'o'"' "'"' " "~'~",.- $500 --'-~' ~
Ne, amor rcycnue a NSO ?Ot dec Syyp6 6,i
Lines Eas, and West.Mas; N ~ ie.'
Total oper, revenue Sss'Sn'olS inc ~ 'sStN
Total oper. expenses s3"'''-oo inc' i'osVSi
,,. ...
wv "f"'. ',N". So. S'''"''"-' '"> 'S'
Total oper revenue -, isseae, ,7sl Inc sesst.seo
Total Oper. expenses. ..litii8,.72 Inc lOSlS.O7S
pENSsYIVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
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Fsbyan House
Fabyan, N. II.
Capacity 300
The Crawford House
Crawford Notch, n. II.
Capacity 700
Mountain View House
Whi:eheld, n. II.
Capacity $50
Mt. Madison House
Gorl,am. N. n.
Capacity 400
The Mount wsshine,os
Rr-,ton Woods, NH.
Capacity 600
Twin Mountain House
Twin Mountain, N. II.
Capacity $50
The waumbek ard Co,
tases. Jefferson, n. II.
Capacity goo
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LEASE FOR SUMMER Furnished house ie
rooms. large grounds: stable md garage: used "a
winter as private school Wallingford, Conn. Ao
dress L. ", Pccls. Mount Carmel. Conn.
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WAR HISTORIES
ARB UNFAIR TO
SOUTH, is CLAIM


i
homa; washington and Lee. Nevcomb.
washington Seminary. and the Nigh
School AZ Memphis. to all
The selection Of the next convention
city was put over. II Is expected that
New Orleans will be chosen. New
York and Nashville were nominated yes
terday, but there was no second TO New
Yorlx's nomination. and Nashville with
drew In favor OF New Orleans.
Wallace streater. treasurer of the Ar
lingtcn Memorial Fund, reported that sp-
proximately 5000 had been collected
during the last year. making the total
collections approximately -, ,0oo Of which
about $1,000 had been expended.
Mrs. Roy wealxs Mckinney. recording
secretary general, reported the accession
OF hfty-six new chapters. These are dis
tributed: Virginia, Il; Texas, 9; Dis
trict Of Columbia. /; Mississippi, z;
Georgia, s; Tennessee. 1: New York, !;
Colorado. /; Missouri, 8: Kentucky, 2;
South Carolina, Z; Florida, 1: Illinois.
!; Maryland, I; Arkansas. 3; Alabama, !.
She has issued l,5o2 certificates of MEM
bership during the current year The
total expenses Of the term have been
S4E3.S5.
The corresponding secretary general,
Mrs Edouard Carl SchnRbel, reported
on the volume Of business in her once.
There is balance on S5.IT2H in the
treasury Of the organization, the treas
urer general, Mrs. c. B. Tate, reported.
With the balance left over from last
year the receipts for 1912 have been Sl4.-
@36o. The expenditures were SS.919.63.
These are the largest receipts and ex-
penditures for any one year In the his
tory Of the organization.
There were 5000 members Of the or
ganiEation four years ago. reported the
registrar general Mrs James Rrftton
CAN'T, when she took hold. In that time
there have been $40 new names reg
istered. Last year there were 1.o16 names
registered.
Mrs. F. A. Wake made q brief re-
port as custodian OF flags and pennants,
which ONCE has been abolished by the
convention.
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''REBEL" YELL LEADER
is MRS. ALICE NJ. DRURY

Mrs. Alice Macgin Drury. of ''Minneo-
Ia" Centralia. Va. who was imprisoned
by the "Federals' during the war on a
charge OF killing Union soldier in
Hagerstown, where the Macgills lived,
leads the rebel yell for the Daughters
of the Confederacy. 1t is no falsetto
rebel yell that Mrs Drury lets loose. It
rings and echoes through the hall and
makes the blood tingle.
IT know 1t well enough" said Mrs.
Drury, a handsome, gray-haired woman,
tall and straight and agile. There Is
mighty little about the war that don't
know. saw all sides of it-battle and
hospital. and political I went over the
field at Antietam before they had begun
to bury the dead"
All the Macgiils were Southern SYM
pathizers. DR.. Macgiil, the father, and
six sons entered the Confederate army.
He spent many months In Union prisons
The occasion that led TO Mrs Drury be-
ing imprisoned occurred In Haxers-
town during the presence OF the
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Union army there. Although most
OF the people of the community
were Union sympathizers, Mrs. Dru-
~, then Alice Macgill. was SO ar
dent a Confederate that she showed the
Stars and Bars. When a man was shot
down in front Of her house, she was ac-
cused.
Provost Marshall Fish in Baltimore
asked her. II she had killed the man.
She said she had not. and added that II
she had had cannon that would have
killed all the men that had invaded the
South she would have fired It. Then she
was placed in custody.
When her father was taken into custo-
dy by Union soldiers she attacked them
with a riding whip. breaking an officer's
nose.
Mrs. Drury wore a homespun dress to
q reception given in the White House of
the Confederacy, and poem In a Rich
mond newspaper the next day celebrated
her as the beautiful strange maiden in
her simple homespun dress"
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WHITE.


Benjamin z. Pettus. IS. and Bellsh c. BAurr =
both of Richmond Va Rev. G. W. Van Fossen.
Frank G. CoAle. 5. Of Norfolk. Va. and Alice p
Hopper. Il. Of BGksrton, W. Va Rev. James 8
Mnutgumey.
RaphacI Painter. s. of Dayton. Va. and Ada c
shoWAlter Is. Of Mount Clinton. Va. Rev. Donald
G. Macleod.
Henry J. Schneider z. and B. Elizabeth schrri
bI Is Rev. X. Schroeder.
Roy Z. CrickenbeTEPT. 2. Of HRnisonburE. Va
and Nellie Moore. 2. Of Mount sidnry. Va Rev.
Dcnsld c. MacLeod.
Arthur ". Hammer. D, and Gnce Z Hawkes.. s.
both u Richmond. Va
Philip L Anderson. q, and MARIA Losiss Hiniard.
=, both Of Richmond Va. Rev. William l. Nc
Kenney.
John Grim. 2. and Ella Burroughs. n. Rev.
James NJ 0'Brien.
joseph W. Heating. :. and Martha A. wilkins. q.
Rev h. n. Cav.
James A Doyle. Il. q Olive. Va. and Ethel John
son, %. Of wATTenton. Va. Rev. ?. L Bsrdens
Dennis J. Mccarthy. p and Mary MGyock, =.
Rev William p Russell.
William T. Smith. u and Ada e. Mcdonald. =.
both Of Potomac. Va. Rev. James s. Montgomery
COLORED.
A. Smith, q and Nettie Gross. =
l. Bortou. p and Annie Ames, =.
J. Monroe g. and Bette Hill. y.
J. H. Nichols s.. and Minnie Newman -
J. H. Tate. ~. and Julia Goodrich y.
w. Crutchhed. z and Nellie DAVIS.
Z. Smith, Is. and Hattie z. Hayes. %.
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DIED.

ABNER-On Wednesday, November IA,
1912, IN Baltimore. Nd, OSCAR c.,
son of Edward and the late Louise
Abner (nee Mueden). in his fftieth
year.
Funeral at Prospect Hill Cemetery
chapel Friday. November Is, at 3p. m.
COPP-On Thursday morning, Novem-
Der II, 1872, at Garfield Hospital,
after a long Illness, HENRY NOR
his age.
Funeral services at the First ConEre-
gational Church, Tenth and G Streets
Northwest, on Saturday, November
16, at 8 p. m.
Tuesday. November L,
1872 at o'clock p. m, FREDERICK
A, beloved son of Frederick NJ and
Mary c. Thornett
Funeral Friday, November Is, from
the residence of his parents, 26
Eleventh Street Northeast, at a.
m, thence to St Joseph's Church,
mass at a. m. Interment at Mount
Olivet. Relatives and friends in.
vited.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Mahlon and Bessie AEhfoad. bog.
Lawrence A. and Ada b. Pearsnu, girl
Edwin and Emma Waring. boy.
John and Catherine Ames. boy.
William J. and Catherine Clements. girl.
James n. and Iva c. Seybolt, boy.
Philip and Hannah DeckelhSum. boy.
Edmund G. and Mae H Hunter, girl.
Z. Joseph and Naomi Hollis. girl
C0LORED.
James L. and Alberta F. johnson. boy.
Henry and Leslie Washingtcn. girl
Frank 7. and Minnie G. Travis. boy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at a meeting Of the
stockholders q the Foureeenth Stret Savings Bank
corporation created and 0rszDizsd under the laws
Of the State Of West Virginia held at Washington,
ID. G. on the Sst day Of October 1872 the following
resolutions were adopted.
RESOLVED. hrst. That the Fourteenth streei
Savings Bank a corporation. created and orEanfsed
under the laws Of the State Of NesS Virginia does
hereby discontinue business q corporaton and sur
renders 10 said state its charter and corrote fran-
chises The Board q Directors will proceed 70 dis
pnse ot the property. choses in action. and all assts
OF this corporation to the best advantage 10 and for
the benefit Of the deostors and stockhodes oE this
cnporation and to wind up its Affairs prac-
tc7hle; provided. that dividend 0f the funds u
the corporation shall be made until after the publca-
ton Of the notice hereinafter provided.
RESOLVED. second. That the President Of this
Corporation nOtce Of the foregoing resolution
TO be published in s1me newsaper Of general crri-
lAton published near the principal Office or place ot
business Of this curporatiOn week for SIX SGe-
ceSivs weeks and that he certify these resolutions %
the Secretary Of state Of the State of West Virginia
and deliver him certificate showing the publicatirn
Of said nOtice provided By law.
Given under my hand and seal this 3Ist day Of %
tobCr. 1872 ELDRIDGE Z JORDAN (SeaL),
nos.l52,2de6.B President Of Said Corpuratioa
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

.. .. DeDt q A11eultHa. Weafhez nufnaa.
Washington. Thursday. Norembsr Il. isi1-s D. N
he Wastrrn storm has moved "a The Nddls At
lanttc coant with rains aad mOus Giu falling u
Nov EnEiand and Eastern New York, the prs-
cipststion ara for the last twsntyfouT hours ex-
tending westward through the Laks Region and
the Ohio VALLEY and locally sonthward through
the Atlantic st4teA Over the remainder of the
the Noth Padfc States. whsrs nlns continued.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Lillian T. Scott l month ll2e 5th St nv,
Henry Berry. % years, 1853 Half St se.
Frederick A. ThorDett. g. IS llth St ne
Werner L. Holman. IS. 966 Wis. Ave. NV.
Alice NJ Williamson. 4, 6g Q st. NV.
Mary ]. Oliver. q. l0ol o St NV.
COLORED.
Edward Robinson. 2 months 40 lst ST. sW.
Alfonso Jones. months Zlls 18th 81. NV.
Mary +. Robinson, year. 80 Fla Ave. nv.
James Mitcaell, ls Freedmens Hospital.
Estelle Jordan. ls. SOS ID St sw.
John Foote. 8 rs Fairfax Court sw.
Eli Grayson, 70. O. & o. Canal foot nth st. NV.
James H. Tower. s. Government Hospital Insane.
Frank Lee G.. 3o5s n 81. NV.
Charles Thorne. %. 81 Kenyon st. NV.
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BuILARp WIREIEss cHrEP.

Conmander Takes Charge OF Ar
iinEton station.
Commander wa II. @. BuIIard, U. 8. NJ,
yesterday was aDpolnted chief Of the
Navy Wireless slation recently estab-
iished At Arlington. Va, and which. by
recent tests, was shown TO be able TO
communicate with points as far East as
Ireland. south to Colon, and west to
Mare Island Navy Yard, Cal
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For producing pure salt from rock salt. q new
method meIts the rock in furnace and then treats
the molten metal with compressed air to blow away
or precipitate impurities.
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Tide Table.

To-day-Hizh tide I2S5 a. n and Iss p m. ; Io-
tide 5sE a. m. and % p. m
To-mnrruW-Hgh tide I2sn 4. N. and z p n.
low tide. y q. m. and so5 n N.
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Condition of the River.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harpsrs Fern, W. Va. Nov. lL-Potomac 9
Shenandoah Rivers both clear
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ronsursial; ioopags book free. AppIy By mail sIS
Colombo Bldg. Free lecture for women Wednesday,
AZ IN Q. N staLu
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railroad builder in Alaska plans to extend trans
portation facilities to hitherto inaccessible regiuus
in the far North BY utilizing the monorn system
and the gyroscopic car.
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The committee from Louisiana which
Is anxious and working hard to have the
next convention in New Orleans. con-
sIsts OF Mrs. D. A s. vaught, president
New Orleans chapter; Mrs Edward
Gottschalk, president Louisiana division:
Thomas J. Shaffer, major general COM
manding Louisiana division; NJ. l. Cost
ley, adjutant general. Louisiana division:
3. P. Sullivan. commanding Louisiana
division: Mayor Martin II. Behrman. of
New Orleans: NJ. B. Trezeyant secretary
and manager, New Orleans Progressive
Union.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The storm that was yesterday over
the upper Mississippi valley has united
with the southern barometric depres-
sion and the center of the low thus
formed is over the upper Ohio valley.
This disturbance has caused rains
from the central valleys and the west
gulf sections to the Atlantic coast.
Moderately high pressures, with fair,
cool weather, prevail on the eastern
Rocky mountain slope and in the up
per Missouri valley, and frosts are re-
ported from South Dakota, Nebraska
and Kansas. The extreme western
high continues to overlie the north
Pacific coast, and the northwestern
low, with its higher temperatures, is
central over Alberta and Saskatche-
wan Owing to the eastward move
ment of these conditions, fair weather
is indicated for this vicinity tonight
and Friday, with continued cool, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
is OLSON SLATED
FOR The TICKET?
Reported That Moline Man Is to
Be Put on for Secretary
of State.
TOO MANY CHICAGoANS NOW
Declared That Other Changes VIII Be
Made by Committee TO Give
Better Balance.
CFrom Chicago Record-Herald1

(From Chicago Record Herald
With the exception Of Edward F.
Dunno for governor, the entire state
ticket nominated by the democrats Of
Illinois at the April primaries will
probably be succeeded by an entirely
new ticket at the November election.
This became known when, after a
series Of conferences, the forces be-
hind Mr. Dunno. nominee for governor,
and the Roger c. Sullivan men showed
signs Of getting together.
With the exception Of former Mayor
Dunno, candidates for all state Offices
except the university trustees have
been approached and asked to with
draw in favor Of some one else. The
HearstHarrisou forces we're ignored
in the negotiations
BELIEVED TOP-HEAVY.
The democrats feel that unless the
democratic ticket is rid OF It's top
heavy Chicago candidates and other
nationalities than the Irish are recog
nized they cannot win in the Novem.
Der election.
II is understood that Barratt OHara
nominee for lieutenant governor, has
been told that II he withdraws in fav,
or Of Charles G. Craig, a down state
man from Galesburg. he will be given
the position Of commissioner of insur
anCe In the event Dunno is elected
Starry Woods Of Chicago, nominee for
secretary Of state. Is said TO have been
told that he viii be given the chair
manship OF the railroad and ware
house commission il he withdraws IL
favor Of Andrew Olson, former mayor
Of Moline. while James J. Brady al
so Of Chicago has been offered anoth
Ct good appointment II he withdraw.
his candidacy for auditor Of public
accounts in favor Of a down state man
WILL GIVE No PLEDGE.
The stumbling block. 1t was declar
ed. which the Dunno forces have ru1
into is the state committee. Under
the law a vacancy in the ticket is filled
by the committee The committe,
won't pledge itself to anything, # il
said. Arthur w Charles of Carmi
the new chairman Of the committee
Is said % be- holding out strongly 70
an agreement allowing the committe,
20 hll all vacancies at it's discretion
William L. O'ConnclI. representa-
tho Dunno forces and William Legnel
for the sullivan forces. are said t
have been conducting most Of the Ne
gouauons