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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
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O.S.0. SORES And ULCERS

SIS heals
right down the blood
keeping the ulcer absorbed blood
External applications sav lotions pe produce
they do reach the of the trouble At
aay inflammation
symptoms and not reaching the Every nqtve oorue the
blood infected
the place but instead they constantly discharge into the flesh around the
surrounding healthy
blood responsible and medicine
blood
all
s.
brings healthy condition by supplying
healthy blood
any all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
CLOTHING PRICES MOVE
UP BECAUSE OF STRIKE

Speaking on general trade conditions
in the clothing line. John +. Ryan Of
New York, sales manager of the Stein
Bloch company who is at the Rome,
stated that because OF general increase Of
wages Of mill workers due to the New
England strikes this spring. the manu-
facturers have raised the prices cores
pondingly on cotton and wooden goods.
Prices have stepped up in the last
month five and seven cents a yard. said
Ryan. There is also a lack Of demand
in this line, buyers holding down to a
minimum stock as much as possible. Tar
if agitation Is largely responsible for
this.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
Realty Men to Back
Parrish's Plan to
Advertise Omaha

The Omaha Real Estate exchange will
get back to the movement started by E.
V. Parrish. manager OF the publicity
bureau OF the Commercial club. to ad-
vertise Omaha TO Omahans,
Parrish made a, talk outlining the edu-
cational campaign. His speech was fol-
lowed by unanimous endorsement Of the
by the exchange and the APP
pointment Of a committee of three men
TO work with him along the line.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
Canvassing Board
Checking Ballots

Official canvass Of the ballots cast at
the general election last Friday was
started yesterday morning at the Douglas
county court house. Because of the null
tlplicity Of candidates names. by reason
Of the primary method. the canvassing
board has a long, tedious task ahead.
1t is expected that at least three weeks
will be consumed in checking up ballots.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
REALTY MEN IN POLITICS
Some Exchange Members Get Very
Much Excited at Meeting.
HARRIsoN's PROTEST UNHEEDED
Former President Asks Members Not
to Turn Body Into Political
Camps, but Enth usiasts
Persist.

Protest against converting the Omaha
Real Estate exchange into a, political
camp" was centered at the weekly meet
ing OF the organization in the CONNER
cial club rooms yesterday by C. F. Har-
Tison-
When he had finished somebody cried
that he was 'out OF order and F. D.
wead, recently nominated to the Water
beard. was called upon for a report o.
his campaigns success.
Some fiften OF tho twenty members
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
Burlington Track
Slides Into River

Undermined by the high water in the
Missouri river, a section of the Burling-
ton roadbed, north Of Pacific Junction,
yesterday slid off into the river. As
result, Kansas City and St Louis
trains are running by way OF Platts-
mouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
THIRTY DAYS ON ROCK PILE
FOR STEALING TROUSERS

The weather has not been warm
enough for James Byrnes, 50 he decided
TO procure addition. aH2arel. nane.F.
trousers. He visited the Peoples Cloak
and Clothing store and took two pairs
When arrested Byrnes was wearing both
of them. He admitted stealing them. He
was given thirty days.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
SINH0LD is BUSY MAN
HEAPING ABUSE ON WIFE

Among the many things which Albert
sinhold. a timer. living at l62 South
Twentieth street was accused Of doing
TO his wife were these:
Hitting her with broom: cursing AMI
abusing her: tearing up their babies pic
lures; breaking all the dishes: selling the
furniture: negiecting to support her. and
occasionally getting drunk.
SinhOld was arrested upon complaint OF
Mrs. sinhold. She told Judge Foster that
her husband had been arrested upon two
other occasions for the same offense. BE-
ing fined g and costs once and dig
charged once. Judge Foster was not i'm
pressed BY sinhold's story and sentenced
him TO forty-fivs days in jail
Permits to smoke 5 cents All dealers
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
, REST AID HEALTH 10 MOTHER IHn nHnn

mas. wiNsLow's SOOTHING sYRur has bee,
MOTHERS for their cHII,DRPS Witt
IEETHINo, with PERFECT SUCCESS
sooTHEs the CHILD, SoPTENs ire Z. fr.sa
Al.LAYs all PAIN CURES WIND col II -.
- me best remedy for DIARRHu.A. IL Il ~
solutely harmless. Ne sure and az TO- -. -
Winslows soothing Syrup" and take no oth,,
und. twenty-five cents bottle. D
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
4 Fierce AItMck

Of malaria, liver arrangement and kid
ney trouble Is easily cured by Electric
Bitters. the guaranteed remedy, % cts.
or sale by Beaton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25
Millard's Condition
Remains Unchanged

The condition Of Joseph II. Willard, who
is suffering from a severe attack Of ton
silitls and high fever. has not changed
Tor better or worse during the last
tweniy-four hours. The attending physi-
clan reports that he is a very sick pa
uent. favorable change in his condI-
ton is confidently expected within a
short time
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-25

Key to the sItustion--Tsee Advertising.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
CRO-S S OR FEVERI-H
HALF.SlCK CHILDREN
II Tongue Is Coated. Breath Bad
Stomach Sour. 1t Means q Tor.
pid Liver and Clogged Bowels.

Mother! Don't scold your cross. peev.
ish child! Look at the tongue! See n n
H white. yellow and coated! n Won.
child Is listless. dropping, Isn't sieening
wei. 10 restless, doesn't eat heartily or
10 cross. irritable. out Of sorts with every :.
Dooy. stomach sour, feverish, breath
bad: has stoma CHI -ache, diarrhea. sore
throat. or IL full OF cold, II means The
little ones stomach, liver and thirty
feet OF bowels are filled with poisons
and foul, constipated waste matter and
need a gentle. thorough cleansing ai
once.
Give a teaspoonful Of syrup Of Fira
and In few hours all the ciogged ur
waste. undigested food and sour bile
VIII gently move on and out OF its little
waste.cloEged bowels without nausea
gripping or weakness. and you will sure.
ly have a well. happy. and smiling child
again shortly.
With Syrup Of Figs you arc not drug.
king your children. being composed en-.
tirely Of luscious ngs.. senna, and aro.
matics It cannot be harmful; besides
Mothers should always keep Syrup Of
Figs handy. II Is the only stomach
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed-a little given today will save q
sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children Of all ages
and for srown.ups plainly printed on
Ask your druggist for the full name,
Syrup Of FIGS and Elixir of SIENNA. u
prepared by the California Fig Syrur
Co. This ts the delicious tasting, gen.
uine old reliable. Refuse anything else
offered.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
SUGAR CANE PERIL
SEEN BY GOVERNMENT
Danger Of Plant Pests May Be
Prevented by Bar on
Importation

A quarantine prohibiting tho impor-
eAdon Of sugar cane into the United
states. into Porto, Rico. Hawaii. and
the other insu,ar possessions and pro-
hlbiting the importation into the con-
tinental United States OF sugar cane
from Porto Rico and Hawaii. IL unde.
consideration by the new horticultural
board Of the Department Of Agricul.
ture.
the Bureau Of Entomology OF the De-
partnient Of Agriculture have called
the attention Of the board to the fac,
that dangerous plant diseases and in.
sect pests are liable to be introduced
into the United States on sugar cane
II public hearing on the proposed
quarantine will be- held by the horti.
cultural board on January Z.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Schools Are Planning
For Christmas PLAYS

with the Christmas holidays now
only two weeks away. the eyes Of
both teachers and pupils are becom:
Ing hxed on the great festival and
preparations are being made to crowd
many pleasures into the thirteen days
which intervene between the close Of
school on Friday night. December 20.
and Friday morning. January 8.
Vacation starts earlier this year
than usual. on account Of Christmas
coming on Wednesday. The longer
holiday will permit those who NAV
wish to spend their Christmas In
other cities to get away earlier than
usual and utilize both Saturday and
on account Of the nearness of the
Christmas vacation. there will be no
meeting Of the Board Of Education
msstine OF the board was held last
wHSSnsc:SSaiyt; 4Ss cSriystma. splr,. !. in the air. In
the Kindergarten suggestions are being
made te the little ones regarding finish
thinss available for Christmas presents.
Even In the upper grades attention IL
called to the coming festival.
Many. Of the schools have prepared
entertainments for the last day before
the holiday. At the Central High
School a Christmas play In the nature
OF q musical comedy has been prepared.
Between twenty-five and thirty pupils
will take part In the performance. Miss
Orr and Mrs. Walker are In charge OF
the AFFAIR.
At the Mckinley High School there
will be no general entertainment. the
school dramatic club being interested In
Of the third and fourth semesters will
give a marty to celebrate the end Of the
fall term.
Al Eastern High School on the after
noon of December 20. a comedy will be
1iven BY members OF tn school dramatic
club, In which about ten young men
ana girls will take part. The play Ia
"Spreading the eNws." by Lady Greg
ory. Previous to the play. there Will be
the singing Of a number Of Christmas
carols BY members Of the school.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Hitchcock Denies
Friction With Taft

''There 10 nothing IN r."
This was the terse comment Of Post.
master General Hitchcock when ap.
preached today with reference to the
published story that a serious differ.
ench he'd developed between the Post.
master General and the President, owe,
Mr.. Tafts summary dismissal of Sloan
Simpson. postmaster at Dallas.
1t was reported that Mr.. Hitchcock
had gone In fury to the White House
when he learned OF the dismissal BY
wireless" and that a serious break was
imminent. Simpson had started for Eu.
rope with Col. Cecil Lyon. Colonel
RooseVelt's friend and supporter, when
he received the wireless news,
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Busch's Granddaughter
Welcomed Into Society

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 7-Miss Marie
Busch. daughter Of August A.. Busch,
and granddaughter Of Adolphus Busch.
the mult-millionaire brewer. made hsr
formal debut last night at one Of the
most elaborate functions ever held Ia
the receiving line by her mother and
father and sister. Miss Clara Busch
The color scheme Of pink was beauti.
fully and daintily borne out In Mis-
Marie Busch's gown. which was OF
flesh.tinted satin charmeuse with over.
dress Of pale cream French maiine and
lace embroidered In pearls outlined With
wreaths Of tiny pink roses with steml
and leaves Of silver.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Southwest.

10 IN "a II street southwest-Louis Auer6ach
ct ux. to Joseph Auerbach. lots ~ ana w.
Eirh,h street southwest. between O and H
Streets-James II. whitemore ct al; to John
r. and Francis II. Jsvins. part original 'o'
Z, square as, 80. c.-,.
Chaunccy, trustee. ct al. to Daniel J. CAL
iahan. ali interest In lots d. w. and w.
square I72. 5000.
sos -Four and "a half street southwest-Jere.
miah J. Brosnan to Harry ste'nbers' Psrt
original lot II. square $780, NO.
sixth street southwest, between @ and II
streetv-Julian X. Payne ct ux. 10 James
NJ. Perry. part original lot 9l' square s0''
az street southwest-Harry Wningder to
Mary Il, Viningder. lot II, square 40, 80.
Southeast.
Rear OF sl5 Twelfth street southeast-Joseph-
Inc Rollins to BRIDGET Handiey' part or's'-
nal lot H. square Ssi, N5.
7l3 Kentucky avenue southeast-Michael l.
Weller to Ellen L. Folan. lot u, square io7''
SO
Turner et ux. to BENJAMIN w. Guy. lots
10 to 45. square sA. No
Third street southeast, between ID and u
streets-Rita Weller ct yir. Michael l.. to
Directors Of Providence Hospital, part orig
inal lot 7, square 793. $lo. ,-,..,
Walter street southeast, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Harry A. Kite Ct
al. to Frederick W. Fowler. lot .as, square
lUlo
Gle Pennsylvania avenue southeast-Harry 7.
Suit ct ux to Harry and Ida Gam. lot C.
square S7t. SO.
South Carolina avenue southeast betweer
Second and Third streets-Herman II. How
cnstein ct mS. mS. to to Arthur A. hthsow' 10
Eleventh street southeast near South Caro-
lima avenue--John Scrivener ct ux to Johr
II, and Annie l.. Torney. lot S. square
go SO.
Fourth street southeast. between ! and X
streets-I-ouise Miller to Joseph A. Bennett
part OF square see. $40.
| 100 Fifteenth street southeast-Joseph Schiff
| man ct ux. to John p. Stuckert. lot 80
square 1901. So John p. Stuckert ct ux
convey name property to Wilkes c. Prather
SO.
South Capitol street southeast. between
and o streets-WilIiam c. Prentiss. trustee
| to Francis 8. Muliin. lot ils. square Toe
SIS.
els East Capitol street southeast-waiter b
Guv and 4. L"ftwtch Sinclair. trustees. I,
| Twelfth street southeast. near Pennsylvania
| avcnue--Henrv T. Cover ct al. to Charlotte
| ". Park. lot 81. square 1919. SO.
| A.. Il street sou'heast-aeorge L. Beeler e
| ux to Frank W. and Mary L. Doibcy. 10
%. square Ca. si0
| streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to Joaephn
| P. Hili. half interest in part original 10
| ;. square 766. So
r street southeast. between Third an
| Fourth streets-Catherinc II. Beckett ct al
| to Joseph NJ, Padxett. ir.. snd Mary q
| Padsett. lot II. square 7s4 - 800.
's' ueckman street southeast--Samuel "
Tucker. jr.. to John J. and Bridget NJ
Clarke. lot 70. square 1856. SO.
/ sM to s't Second street southeast-Malcoln
| W. Hill. trustee. to Florence ID. McAulife
lots e7 to 72. square 7s7. 5000.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
District Employees Will
Get Pay for Christmas

Announcement was made today by
Louis c. Wilson. Disbursing officer OF
the District. that In order to provide
them with. funds for the Christmas holi.
days. school teachers. members of the
Police and Fire Departments. and ON
ployes OF the District institutions who
months salary on December 10. Other
employees who receive payment twice q
month will be paid as usual on the 18th.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Northeast.

NOIIueASt.
i35 Massachusetts avenue northeast-Louis
Auerbach ct ux. to Joseph Auerbsch. lot
70. square 72S. So
and Seventh streets-Kenneiy Brothers to
Ora J. Spence. lot las. square &e. 80.
Twelfth place northeast. between and c
streets-Thomas Z. Snlthson ct ux. to
James d. Burn. lots 100. l3i. l3?. square
1910. $40.
q street northeast. between seventh and
Eighth streets-Joseph N. Henderson to
Charles l.. wenger. lot 72. square ssl. 10.
Same to same. lot 6s. square S9l. slo.
,,,7 Linden place northeast-Daniei Cooper Ct
ux. to Louis Gundling. iot ~ square Ao'''
,.i5 Linden place northeast-L0uis Gundlins
10 Daniel and Annie Cooper. lot w. sQuase
1904, $40.
rs twelfth street northeastnW Gwynnn n
square 1910. SO.
Maryland avenue northeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth street-Hernah, ,ii,e
sssn HsmD,an. 20 of io, g 6, 'V sSuare ioOS slo
s,o rrh,rd .treet northeast--Fred Repetti to
Frank A. Isnrber. lot y. square TO- Wv
N7 Third street northeast-Michaei y. Collins
ct al. 10 Frank 4. Barber lot sa' square
Ninth street northeast. between B and Z
strsst-Herman r. Howenstctn ct ux. 10
Charles J. Iangmead. lot %. square 9Ss' sio.
Norviand avenue northeast, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Herman X. Howen.
stein et ux. to william J: and caroline
McGirr. lot q. square 1905. No.
90 MARYLAND avenue northeast-Aibert Cul.
bertson 10 James W. Culbertson. lot H.
square I6i, SO.
q H street northeast-Mary A. Hogan 70
James A. and Mary E. Hogan. east one
half lot 50, square ST. 80. ,
laii to 1915 b street northeast-Thomas Z;
Easten ct ux. to William A. Hettinger ano
Adolph Feldvoss trustees. lots Ill., H''
lis. square 1884. No ,.,.,s
Maryiand avenue northeast. between Twelfth
and thirteenth streets-H. r. Howenstein
ee ux. to Catherine Throckmorton, lot 6l'
square 1905, $40.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Loyal Ice Skaters
Want to Boost Sport

Means for the promotion Of ice skat-
ing in Washingt on will be discussed In
q meeting at the Raleigh Hotel at 5
o'clock tuesday afternoon. A number
~ nrominont people. including women.
have been invited to attend the confer
snce. which 10 arranged by Henry T.
Allen. Phliandcr p. Claxton. Jerome
Conner r. Dana Durand. Charles p.
0randield. Richmond p; Ho6s1n' & Mrs
eon. Henri Martin. George Won L; Mey-
or. Ernst c. Meyer, Lawrence Town
send and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.


Although State Auditor c. Lee Moore.
Of Richmond. has refused to pay the
salary Of the police Justice OF Alex.
andria county on the grounds that the
act Of the legislature. creating the posi-
ton. was unconstitutional, there are .
number Of applicants for the office
which was recently vacated By Judge
r. Gordon Finney. because he was un-
able to colle1t his salary. Some Of
those seeking the position state that
they they are willing to carry the Ques.
tion Of the constitutionality Of the act
to the supreme court Of appeals at their
thorities are anxious to have the matter
tested. an appointment to MI the POSI-
ton may be made in . short time.
Pending the filling Of. the vacancy.
County Sso q sa the Sf n pS.
Eatters previous 70 the appointment Of
the police Justice. have been Instructed
70 Try any criminal misdemeanor cases
Judge J. B. T. Thornton, of Alex.
sndria county, has accepted Judge Fin.
neye resignation and has congratulated
MIN upon the work accomplished during
5nn sls term term OF office. Out of more than
20 cases decided by judge Finney, only
Two cases were appealed.
me regular meeting OF Potomac
Lodge OF Odd Fellows was held last
m.gnt and one candidate was elected "a
receive the degrees Of the order.
The United States District Court for
the Eastern District Of virginia will
meet In Alexandria January 9, and
there are a number of cases, both civil
and criminal, to be heard al that time
a suE,,an grand Jury and petty Jury has been
session for more than . week in order
20 dispose Of the Federal cases which
nave accumulated since July, when the
court held Its last session In this city
IL that Of A. Randolph Howard, former
cashier Of the Conway. Gordon and
Sarnett National Bank Of Fredericks.
ourg. who Yesterday pleaded not guilty
10 an indictment for embesslement,
States Commissioner Foster, and wal
sent to the Federal court.
Alexandria public schools will close
on Friday. December 20. and open on
Thursday. January 2, for the holidays
according to the decision of the school
board. which held its regular monthly
meeting on Thursday night.
Marley Encampment will hold meet.
| Ing on next Monday night when the
Golden Rule degree Will be conferred
| on three candidates.
Deputy L. 8. Marshal W. s. schoen
| yesterday arrested Walter Magruder in
Alexandria county for vilOting the in.
! ternai revenue laws He WAS brought
| to Alexandria and locked up In the
police station. and today brought BE-.
fore U. 8. Commissioner Garnett. He
was reinanded to jail for further hear.
ing.
The circuit court Of Alexandria coun.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Women Shoplifters
Heavily Sentenced

Pleading guilty to eight specific
charges Of shoplifting. Mrs Mary L,
Boarman and Mrs. Jennie watt n.
alias Jennie Shea. who were arrested An
the act of stealing goods from n de-.
partment store counter last week by
Central ONCE detectives. were sen.
tenced in. the United States branch OF
the Police Court yesterday to pay n
fine Of 80 in each case or serve thirty
days in jail in default Of each fne.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Montgomery Heads
Michigan Association

Judge r. M. Montgomery Is the new
president Of the Michigan State Asso.
citation Of this city: Zebina Moses IL
tary, and Joseph A. Fenton. treasurer
The ann0al meeting Of the society was
held In the banquet room Of the Queen
cafe last night.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
SOCIETY At WAR
on SELECTION Of
. INAUGURAL CHIEF
Place Of MRS. Chairman"
Leader Of Grand Ball,
Is Coveted.

1hs nrst merry social war Of the ap.
Foeohing Democratic Administrat tion
- being staged right now In WASH
ngton. It's contest nominaliy over
!os inaugural chairmanship; underly-
sne 10 . great rivalry for the honor
ot occupying the spotlight for few
minutes ~ . make-bslievs "nrst lady
q the land"
Ths wife OF the inaugural chairman,
aeoordSng to long custom, 10 always
Ne new Presidents partner in the
etead march which precodes the In.
SSSepral bali. For this short period Of
o ehe. with the President, 70 the
SyMN 0t searching glances, much
1lfeSten and. considerable envy.
K" e.s2s re Prs:,dsnts wife is out 81
- :sssssl:iis slHiH; :is.a ne Mrs Chairman" !;
Wife Plays Big Part.
IN consequence Of this honor the In.
aassrA chsirmanship dossn't concern
mereiy the business man who manages
tne vast details Of the Inaugural parade
ana eetsmony. There's . great deal Of
work for the chairman TO do. and It Il
natural that "Mra Chairman" should
a!d with suggestions. especially about
tAe social features Of the occasion.
During the. day Of the inauguration
for the Inaugural bali. his wife proudly %
enter! ths room on the arm Of the new
xres!dent ana she comes into her own.
1T It Y no wonder that social Washing.
for the chairmanship and In many
quarters the discussion isn't who will be
!1sugural chairman, but who Is to be
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Plan to Push Bill
To Cut Living Cost

Plans for pushing the sulzer bill pro.
viding for an international conference
on the high cost Of living were dis
cussed last night by representatives Of
commercial organizations Of New York
state and leading economists at the
Cosmos Club.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
BECOMING GRAYER
Radical Steps Being Taken to Pre-
vent Spread in Turk
Capital.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. Tho
cholera epidemic within the city is be.
coming graver. according to an ofhcial
feet OF police. The Inhabitants were
notified that failure to report cases OF
cholera to the police would be punished
BY fine and imprisonment. 1t Is said
the disease Is working havoc in the
native quarters, 1000 cases having been
diacoyered in the last three weeks. 800
Of which proved fatal.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Strike Trouble Ends.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. For the
FIRST time since the strike Of the train
men In the Homestead and Braddock
mills Of the Carnegie Steel Company,
began, every department In the Home
stead mills was operated today.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Suburban.

Randle Hishlands-Lucv v. Sterrett to W.
stickiey Browning. lot 81. square 56.7. No
ArmesleiGh Park--American Security and
Trust Companv. trUntee. TO Eleanor NJ
sharp part block 6. SO.
Fairiawn-Oscar e. Brothers, tr.. I, George
W. Gay. jr,. lot - square 5sol. S7sa
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

IN the corporation court Of Alexandra
tered decree in the suit OF Jonah
Bernheimer W. Robert H. Coz, Ser.
geant.administrator Of the estate OF
John H. Naylor. appointing Robinson
r. A. Qorman the property OF the latc
John H. Nails. at Sos Duke street, for
Judge Edmund Waddell. jr., Of the
Alexandria today and heard arguments
IN the appeal OF W. w. Pare against
the town Of Warrenton for damages In.
CURED to Pages residence. which was
dynamited to stop the progress Of Q
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
ARE
ANXIOUS FOR lob
State Auditors Refusal to Pay Salary Of Police Justice
Does Not Deter Men Seeking Appoint
ment to Place.

Will begin its December term Monday II
Alexandra county court house,
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Realty Transfers

Slack Nicholson ct al. to May A. Smith.
part lot ~, square 1b7. so.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

ACCOUNTANCY INSTRUCTION.
Washington School Of Accountancy offer,
professional training for business and for
public and private accounting practice; pre.
pares for state examination c. r. A.: IS-pass
bulletin. Address MYRON JERMAIN JONEH
u. A.. Director. Y, n G. A.. l7ss q =
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

The circuit court Of Alexandria coun
~. Judge J. b. T. Thornton preGding
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

Marley Encampment will hold meet.
Ing on next Monday night when the
Golden Rule degree will be conferred
on three candidates.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

on Friday. December 20. and open on
Thursday. January 2, for the HOLIDAYS
according to the decision of the school
board. which held its regular monthly
meeting on Thursday night.