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The Washington times., 1912-04-02
PUBLIC NOTICES.
z. H. THOMAS, +. II. MARSHALL,
Attorneys for Petitioners.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. holding a District
minor street. through Square 2SSS Block
5, Todd and Browns Subdivision OF Mt.
Pleasanu in the District Of Columbia. Dis
trct Court, No. 1924. NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN that the Commissioners OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, pursuant to the provis-
ions OF Sections 1908 ct seq. OF the Code OF
Laws OF the District OF Columbia have filed
petition in this Court praying the condem-
nation of land necessary for the extension OF
certain minor street known Hobart Place,
through Square 2SsS (Bock 5. Todd and
Browns Subdivision of Mt. PleasantJ in the
District OF Columbia, shown on a plat or
map iled with the said petition, as part there
Of. and praying also that a jury Of five judic-'
ious. disinterested men, not related to any
person interested in these proceedings and
not in the service or employment Of the Dis
trict of Columbia or OF the United States. be
summoned by the United states Marshal for
the District OF Columbia to assess the damages
each owner of land To be taken may sustain
by reason of the extension Of said minor
necessary for the purposes thereof. and TO
assess the Dement'S resulting therefrom, in
Siuding rtS 1he ,e expenses Pc Of these proceedinss
NJ Laws. II Is, by the Court, this lst day
OF April A. d. 1872 ORDERED. that all
ceedings be, and they are hereby. warned
and commanded to appear in this Court
or before the 18Th day Of April. A. D. 1912, at
ance until the Court shall have made its
final order ratifying and confirming the
d" "hIu ol udIndBes ana the assessment Of
benefits Of the jury to be empaneled and
sworn herein; and It is further ORDERED,
that copy of this notice and order be pub
lished once in the Washington Law Reporter
and once in the Washington Evening star,
the Washington Herald. The Washington
Times, and the Washington Post newspapers
published in the said District, before the
said 18th day Of April, A. d. 1912. II is
further ORDERED that a copy of this no.
tiCe and order be served by the United States
Marshal, or his deputies, upon such OF the
owners Of the fee Of the land to be con-
demned herein may be found by the said
Marshal, or his deputies, within the DistriCt
of Columbia before the said 18th dav NJ
April, A. D. 1912. BY the Court: JOB BAR
NARD, Justice. CSeaD true copy. Test:
J. r: YOUNG, Clerk. BY F. e. CUNNING
HAM, Asst. Clerk. l.
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ROOF PAINTING

DON'T FORGET THAT ROOF-Let me pa mt
ing, spouting w. L. Cogswen. els "A 5. W.
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished-

$50 5d al Sc, sra and .S26 90
ois At nc. and b,.,...........,..... 1875
iISo O RI rw 7 r and b..,,,.,........... 30. so
2SI7 Washinrton circle. sr and b....... $500
900 IJnworth niace sw 4 r,,.,........ is. so
gst VI at ne. q and b,,,...,........... 22,50
327 + st ne r and b.......,......... % so
COG nth At ne r and b............... $3.50
1910 Isl 81. NV. a ir..,.,.,,............l 1900
STORES.
bVO lltn ST. ~
u 81 ~
Fourteenth and Girard st. nw...........' bSD
l404 n. Cap. st. NV. and fiat. 9 r and 5OO
"13 G st. me-, and fiat and b."''''' lS'oo
FLATS
Al Quincy ST NV. s r and b..."...,.....' sS'5n
e36 l-2 1Ith ct me-. and b.......'..' lo'oV
1900 10Th st. NV. 3 r and b......,....'' lo'VV
OFFICES
Jordan Building, 1901 st. nw,.....S2 up
GARAGE
Rear 1919 18th at NV. formerly occupied ..
by the Terminal Taxicab Co.,..'. l0V'VV
APARTMENTS.
The Columbia 18th and Glrard SITS NV IN m
The Lincoln, 1913 18th ct. sc. and b.. 3i'5O
JAMES A. CAHlLL,
1908 F. STREET, N w.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

l5 BIG MARES-Several In foaI, suitable for
farmers; several other horses: suitable for
all purposes.
NORMAN CORBIS. 1910 Ohio ave. n W.
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Deaths.
WHITE.


Eliza be tn Cusick 194 years. H and Third
streets northeast.
Mary A. Darnell, 70 years. 42l B street
northeast.
Augustus Mayer. 80 years. 500 First
street northwest.
Francis Bausenweiu, "a years, George
town University Hospital.
Richard II. Young, 80 years. George
town University Hospital.
Pohert J. Taylor, 81 years. Providence
Hospital.
Charles H. Randall. 81 years, Provi-
dence Hospital.
Joseph r. Cummings, 55 years. ProH-
dcnce Hospital.
Martha n. Metcalf. 81 years, CIeorre-.
town University Hospital
GGorSe II. Winslow. 73 years, I5hits3
John NJ. Rauen, GG years, 1Cl9 seventh
Ozelah Rauen, 20 years, en- route 70
Emergency Hospital.
Laura w. Ri!ll. II wears. George Wash
ing;on University Hospital.
John Fawcett IS years, 1u2G EloT4Ea
avenue northeast.
Lillian II. galley. % years, Si5a %Urftts
ampton street northwest.
Mary A Anderson, 34 years, eapFfrs.
town University Hospital.
COLORED.
Robert Pryor, 60 years. F1eedmsn'e
Hospital.
BENJAMIN G. Merriweather, 6s years,
Providence Hospital.
Henrietta Burley, 10 years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
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Marriage Licenses.

WHITE.
Willoughby B. Lindsay, of Washington.
and Estelle l.. Collins, of Fort Myer
elghts, Va.
Oscar E. Wood and Elizabeth c. Kemp,
both of Hampton, Va.
COLORED.
Edward Hall and Bessie Z. Smith, both
of Washington.
James B. Newman and Ida G. Bone,
both of Washington.
Harry A. Edmondson and Josephine A.
johnson, both of Washington.
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Ic.IIn...Inn achaduIo ar..,E..- -.-,Ltii

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
n B.-Following schedule figures pubIishsd
"''' TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
For Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile MAJ
Orleans, 800 a. m. and lO:45 D. m. daily.
For Chattanooga and Memphis Via Ash.-
VILE, 1915 p. IN: daily.
For Atlanta. Admission. Birmingham, 900 a
FOR Atlanta, Admission, Talladega, CaIsra
selma. 800 a m; ~ and t;lS E m daily. and
for dsiIy. SnV"pi Dining cars. 'O3n' S'OO a
For Roanoke, Bristol Knoxville, Chatts.
rooSa. Birmingham, Meridian VicksSnrs
New S%r qk ROANOKE. Knoxville chSttanooEss s GsEs
vile Memphis, 4ilO a. m. daily. Sleeping car
may be occupied after 1000 p. m Dining car,
E;,r AsheVille, 800 a. m, $50 D. M Sni
,oi4S d. M daily. Dining cars.
For Columbia, summerWIIe, Charleston
Snnviiie. and Florida points. $50 p. m. SsiIv
Tnnrist car for California, Monday. Wedns..
dav Thursday. Friday. and Saturday, T:is
p P'F0r @; psnvills uocalJ 7:aO a. m. daily.
For Harrisonburg. $50 a. m. daily; s:ss n
i' For T Charlottesville docaD. 1880 a. m. ana
A;$S %oL p WarrentSn. Va 7:3O a. m; HOO a m..,,
n m. daily; 3:SS p, M uarlOr carr. and ;:SS
p IN m, gIuemont, $40 a. m: $50 n ..,
D. m. week days; s:l5 a. m; and $50 p. m.
SSTS' L s. BROWN. GeneTsI Agent.
-CHESAPEAKE a OHIO LVNES-
400 D. m. daily-C. a O. SPECIAL. sofa
train 10 Cincinnati, with Pullman SiSspSFS
20 Louisville, Cincinnati, indianapolis. a.
Louis, and connection for Chicago.
n:i0 p m. delly-T. +. V. SPECIAL, to
the West. Southwest, and Northwest. Pull.
man ;oGpS5' ay. g E%fieia HGS SB,iPs, S3
Ssn SS a. IT, s GGptaiS ofcs. ~ E r. = ave-: Ii DiS e
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BICYCLE REPAIRING

UNICORN TIRES. s175 Hartford seconds,
$50; Hartford II, 50; Neverout lamps, s.. %.
VulcanizIng. SOC. 7TH AND l. CYCLE co.
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L. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. s2O l7tS st. \.
w Washington, ID. C.. March T. 1912.
Sealed proposals for excavation, building
dam and construction necessary in remod-
cling GEORGETOWN IeseTN OR. will be received
at this office until Il M, April 5, 1912, and
then publicly opened Information on appli.
cation. W. c. LANGFITT, Lieut.. Col. Engrs.
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STORAGE
CLOCK REPAIRING

SEND for the prompt and reliable clock re.
pairing company. United Clock Repair Co.,
6l3 eth st. n. w Phone Main SOOS. l.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R,
LEAVE UNION STATION.
nnAAI oil liz -

N.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINAL, LIBERTY ST
AND w. 23D STREET
900, ts:OO (Koyal Special, hoursl, tS.oa
(Ruyal Specially. ll:O0 a. M, 81 200 ss:oO
(Royal Limited. houIs), 500 500 D. m" M.
and 'l2:l6 night, 2:45 a. m. Diners and PaTIof
Cars on day trains sleepers on l2:l5 night.
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. t7:OO. .soa
'll:VO a m. 1900, 800 t4OO D. M
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
(Week days, 7 a, m. L 1000 D. mi
'2I5 t6;oo. 1880 1900 '7:-o, $500. $50 $500.
1880 1000. 'll:OO a. m, 1890 noon tl2:oS
y OO 4lI5, t2:OO, 1900. 1920 1880, II:OS
u:46 - :OO, i5:O3, $3.50, t6:OO $3.50 T7:O0 ss:Oa
tS:VV 'lG:O0. 1880 'lI:3O, 'l2l5 y. T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, 'S:lO a. m, 'l:25. $3.50 D. m
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS.
VILE. 1910 a. M, 'i:lO p. M, 1910 niEht.
PITTsBURG. 1910 q. M, 'I:2j. 's:iO D, m
'I::iO night: sleeper ready. 10 y. m.
CLEVELAND. 'SlO y. m: Columbia sS:3k
y. ia.
WHEELING. 'slO a. IN: e. 90 d. m.
Schedules oil local trains at ticket office.
sDdiy. IENCept sunday. ISuuday univ
Telephone at following Ticket OflceE :IlY
c sL \. W. Main 1881. CTS FennsyIyasia
ave. Main 2is' IniOn station. Main 5sSS
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DENTISTRY

PAINLESS DENTIsTRY-SPECIAL PRICES
Beautiful work, very best material Our
Vacuum Suction Plate. $3 Gold Crowns and
BrIdgework. So. All filings. 80 cents up.
Painless extraction and cleaning FREE. 4
guarantee TO all work. ARMY AND NAVY
DENTAL PARLORS, n. Z. cor. 7th and =
Ets Entrance. $50 F ST. n. W.
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PROPOSALS

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Washington, d. g.. April l, 1912. Sealed
proposals will be received here until II a. NJ,
May l. 1872, for furnishing wood, forage,
straw. mineral oil, and gasoline at Wash
ingtun D. C., and posts in vicinity; also for
Job printing removing ashes, and refuse
matter. and shOeing animals in Washing
ton, u. c., during the fiscal year CommenC-
ing July l. 1912. Information furnished upon
application. II. l.. PETTCS, Depot Quar-
termaster.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wash
inEton. March 80. 1872. Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until two
o'clock p. m, Wednesday, April 10th, 1872,
for furnishing and delivering one d. c. cleo
trio generator rs X. w, direct connected to
horizontal steam turbine. Specifications and
form OF proposal may be obtained from the
Purchasing Officer. y g. CUNO II. RU-
DOLPh, JOHN a. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM
V. JUDSON Commissioners. d. c.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

PADDED vans. 81 & IS Id; 2-h. wagon. - i'd
Phone Main l9l5-19l6.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO.,
905 n. Y ave. n. W..
Packing and Shipping. Storage. s2 van load
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c4py fer raSSlAr AAYPF must he ju by 10 0fOs0ek Sa AatA 4A1 .t pn6Ai%&ti0H.
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Tha king ia dead; long live ne AIuU Ia q phrase invented hT the rro- - pls who have the hAp4g GaraliY Ut AittiaE DK . tAinE .moss wltltss+ It aeema to mean that ttaake M. RR VIZ botherIuG about dnAd pna while Ic Ls quite PtOf1IAhIA to noaW the one whD occupies the throne.
 Some CIme ago wA heae& nUthlRE nut RooaaveII. Today theEs l. EUQs % base As 10 do Mm lsouo<. ROOAATAlt h dead; lonG Iiva WllRa1-
 The moTA %e HaSkA through tAln vale of tears the uore shall rt have impressed upon WA 10 ntArtAs our stage Uf life. hoy ae%tlns Ass the aOaOrp if orG Auaoees hA hrIae. hcT Quichly Ina friends. nt Tour areeessf' rli days can cSns to regard tt4 AI Kurthlsss a Iha days rhsU the clCudx 0e autumn dArk Rr~ k.Oc@dnG! :! Have You S~zE heAA h q Boslt.Pn Of Iuauencn wherW %YcHphAAcR taRdAeA 10
 
 you. and InrA xon lest rh@t PosinaA and not found fhzt 1he UFalhsltr desssted ycr tOr xcuf sree%ssorr
 arch M IlfN Men shossad nsvaT hA tcols and beslevs tsst tElAAAAAlp As tor yOususIt and not. ioE HaAt yEr have got ThAodo<- RAOas@eit sa tAA 1enS aau today lhAt ha Wa1- Esz. xestz %Ee but the naIs-aNAs Of .ArAAE ~UuA- hAst been c0Ite& vs<iuAa whils ss occupied the wkite HohAA-
 Watch fine telegraph OsnatcAAN. 1T Woolrew w1sesu sstEhre- 2 cold the 1act is cAr0a3cied to ue 1nsad while TAsodu=s' hocas~cat Mlgase AArs: she uhIckenpox Aed 70 ons h2 . whit 4he wiser.
 L9na nrs tia HinE u1tiI he Aer oe quits.
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aons of tha woman ghq2 sH iR prison recently In thh AfAha- Esl- Andh havs Fa<psAd fHqA and haHa hsAEi releaGad In CohStphAnae.
 "If vomza thrsareusa 10 coM1str
 uiuldz." zHYs ahaw. "If rafu@t {" give her Esonen shculd esFtsiEis lst her do H .. E4vin1 peOAsY to GAs would mA1z thAt l consGdsrsd it r&ht and every woman in London wvuM' @4 parfectly .uAtIned in holdine no pp."
 That t@ the shAvIRn methqd ot A@Fr Ing that 1hA hwA will never bV AAfA while wDmsU ass permla escape because thO% HnAAnEVt- t1asS 4~ NvtA
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gesst,sxtlsssT ' sessass
 ~ ~lIsd s% = sz est sci Aar ;{,'. " Srs 44:
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MoME ALAsKA, DEC. s, is11.
wlcKERsHAM NOT AN ISSUE

Ths r4osns legislative elVcIion b
 Alaska hRA clearly demonstrated ope
 LhIuK. And thaI 1s that tha peup1E
 will noL stand for a 0ne nAu dOtI1in-
 Atlun. ATter thD legislative Assembly
 bGlI had uaKscd lhAto SAs an LncltnA-
 II6n In different pArt1 of the territory
 for candidates Lo aanc Inea theraseivHR
 aa "TIckcrshnRI men" In all pFnan-
 hlILy Ih1a was dURc Tlthou, the AsA1S;-
 ten o$ tfs real, sucresaruG poIIsIcIGn
 of Alaaka. the HoIi. James Wicker shauL Al all eTsnls there wAz soon . rATAa< AERtnkt the Idea by some oS the fOrmm strongest wicISeTshsm sup- por1er8 and followers. Ths was gar. ttruaRriy true in the h-E1 division where the "progrtssIYea" put up 2 .Icleat headed hY the famous ur IH- HaMqua, EmeTY Valentino Thsv Rnnght tp bring to ii EhA rorrner WlCk- ershan auppott. bal tt'e voters would not siand for E, and klscisd the fan non .DarttEan ticket
 In the fourth. division the crigtn0I Idea ol putting up Q str1pght Wick arsham ticket vas substituted by an action that resulted 1n thA n0n1lnA- dpn and eIection of a hcn.paEt4San ticket in the AeeohL LIvISion & com h,nation ot nil %.smenss easily Et- umphed, ThilE h Ehis. tho third dirIs- fen. the intention uf naming q full WIctersIuaHn uokel was displaced by q movement ina. resulted !n the naming Of tke i1oms rGlc ticket. which eon. tnsned the nAnes 0I two deutOcrAts and one other opposed tn MT. Wicker sham But of thia ticket ohlY twoI we're etc1ted. tho other four having been placed on A hon-rart3sah uclsat 1; sc 1t iA apparent that thA WiGksssha1n tnArenHo was not predominant At the polIs' on Tuesday fast. Tn Eaet: 1t waa searcciy an issue. ether than in tha nrst district. which the dslsgats has hIrngeIf always cHrrIe& There aro undoubtedly many friends and former hIpbp=aars ct Mr. WieioaFAtlaM In the but they gre EaeE Ifhq will hut .hn tfotRlRRtHd by biM. RttiIuush wei 1oRse 4tHow that hh ahau ss1Ah 10 lh. auenec. them in their actions -Chitfna Leader.
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cH, rnti, bEIAGHk7&.

iA tn. prctasaloaal s+n edlnna 2! 2! AraJor Bt-uax-4 nsw pspss thsee sa
 s,rn.s of JunsAu ase Aa%srtsaAE.
 ths d-ta Ls R.. ". AsnlnsA nTses' cradu Aa&sulAAES Dor rou1FA~ 'eE - last srscslau. Ths seekhd h. chsaav. ncw eAAdIdats 4ur dsnea a.. ...., dSs4taal coursn7e& Tk< 1h1SEF duznIsCM who E.aA :. down Ny the rApHbaac%hH- \
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PRoNp; MAIN NO A.

EHterea As ssDnnd -ClHnP EEAtkAEs Fan- Us, IRHT. Ai the Fo&tOEtseA at ksunsAs AtAAkA. HndAr the A1k e1 coup~As ak March g. 1u7R.
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After all aa pr. CO0A ~Vt d Eraat
 in hIz Ina aA any maH ih che werSd: Peary may haFA dssSoYs9ed ths North Pole and AnuhdEtn the GoutA Pole but nelthUr oe them ever cnstd have
 aisrurercd how oadly . great prrti0n of the world could be 9ooIeA.
 Cock hTs. deroIve& ali psnknArR from the kIak tQ the crowd Tas tcle- graph lines. Of all tha es<ta eAshad the news that hs had 4uecAAdsd IH ihS great search. Were It nos thaE aAa CnItsd StatAs a pretty SSi1 -sNA to games like h!a h h En1AtieE wsy as might have recelvtd ihA cEncdsl rsco<- milton of DresIdsht and coaHTsss. But he fell arNn Alsh Alsa7rez4sf and hSl dssappsari+lk h4 virtually eEnitted nas derePtiGR.
 Hut EArA Ia whsrs thA real E9satn@sg Of pT. Cook hAsan. After Aaa sttafh hA did .toL hids AwaS and FEtenl afI hIs ans Par from 1t: he came Aaex md 0nly q fsw days sEe ws heAr df; him In Seattle iaying cia1zn cet% Ashra to having .founA tks B1l~t 1e Aurh| Eull sE that s@ nos ua%nuasAtal and worthy If h monument n0&hlnE sTef WAe.
 The EhancAG Ars thaG cohA wtu1di have sneeUsA~A aa hIA u%A' # FAAE3I had nut happAnet to hA- ek thA ,qAAAkj far ths pole as thA @mA 1lzA taAt3 4rnAkInS what 1t NhRlA k@ .e@, tnE6 AtM{
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WksH hryimu yVvr s~ndA AFsp m M Tshvs whs usAkss freeh et M day. .Al.a carries ( taR @1& RA'Htse IsNA st ounshsIS, VGM1Yltx' hsaA.' s~Ss4A IWp=rtAl OisoeSlesa. S'Sse1: es4saSlat~. pssshAa- 4~a es@.~A: E.a Au.s+ipAas. MArAsehINs ck$EsI"S AAd High AAAA
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IhnkhanluA. oIRL MGcA

apselaf ApsAst sSEv6st.F f. '
 NEW. roRE. Dse si.--AAass dAuEhtsr o4, Bob 14Ee~.eia.. wsa mar, rlef ra-tArdaY to %hAaes attt.AAn o1 Prphaspa tdAba. AeTeEH M"'c!. frinnAa. os AA&t. HAtAsr pr<zAHsSd t! 6tids w1.h vaaua6ls prestHts-
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 pIvoRcs AND rHgrAN qekAGk'

---ws: ''-
 son. r+r1usv tAins4 h&vA e aHS&Is and secret rssaudash hue VAsTe ls thers A zrsAs& %sz1 fAe9'ta. Af- finny batwssn diroseA' ar4 tho cRn opoux:
 : Missouri e4phwomen R#vs agreed that han cooking not ONy affected mans ssGn,aeh. hut A1se his dispn@ . tlsx. and ta~y pFepsaS. thsrs4Orp, to ssach the1r zAsasrs 10 60 sonstaInE oe' nsdas OpsnIAE cans and rFy1u1 pOta tqAA
 4 lecturer will speHd A YbaT tFNv- cling thE1uEh tho state. shVwthB ItL wornen how to cook. GIT tha pz4hcIplA thA+ It's mnph easier t0 Love &AA chAT- iat sood cOok than ka& Dce--Ne~ Fork Amu1caA
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Mrs olbAsN ~aal SIyv RsE<ts SA"A- i.s IssAAs% Al .iAAHs fs4r. l'p::.:a s,ss* ss tsisphthS sAtxA A&4sq't''sta' auI4a d4nAAsss. sas~N' ssAs' sas' Ter ren4
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t]@oste 1Ssrnhrd HhatS haa recently nome out with the Ataeen Snt fkht EAe 6unIrh9retISs Eho violate tho Iaws should hA kept In 5aH even whsn thsy tried to st&EvA themselves to deaih.
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FIRE ALARM &LQkAn

l 4kAaAard Qh C. 'A cArsAsna c&sA e4RsN4% A Ieh~ ! 6ss~s0 O.. s@sA it. HAAdahAstAfA 9AInaA 1i. RsSosdSFT 0zEss- a. LANAFsMAa hsAsA d. FirA paeArAAaazsA. St plaasvary AsassA 22 Tsrkss'a cls~r RAANA q, RAsIEV Cad AAArAaA cA~ oaA&WA 4a Third Ava. AAd LAA1s May
 kAaIz1 HssHs FIssNs Asls sT. ssysu WAlstIsA NsAsEL fhrss Fsss eSI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
BURLINGTON

Especial t. The Times-Dispatch1
BURLINGTON, N. c., October ls.-Ine
Tuesday, Afternoon Literary Cluo nelo
its regular monthly meeting with MRS
7. Morgan. on Means Street, yester-
day afternoon. After delightful pro-
gram refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Misses Matte Dunlop and Daisy WI
SON entestained at the home OF tneif
sister. Mrs r. D. White, on mean.
street, Tuesday evening. in honor d
Niss Alma Laubach. of South Bethle-
hem. Pa. who is the guest of MISE
Lula Zachary. Misses Laubach. wilson.
Dunlop and Zachary being graduates OF
the wonian's Hospital. Philadeipnia-
The hostesses served . salad ana zee
course. Those enjoying the hospital
;,y ~ Misses Wilson and Dunlop were
Misses Lula and Lizzie Zachary, Alma
Iaubach, Bessie Wilson. Dora league
and Mary Morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
WILMINGTON

Especial 10 me Times DispaAchl
Wilmington. n. c.. OcfOber 1o.-fhs
IfArioeo German Club bald M fe-or.
ganisation meetinS Of the season
wednesday night. and plannsd IN at
tyactive list Of events for the winter
month"; The annual election OF ON
cegs Was also held. resulting ~ fol-
lows: president. J.. Waller Williamson:
vtce-pPssident. v. R c. King: Secre"
bers Of governing board. J. r. MUIR
Gibson. Aeares Harriss. J. Van b
Aetts and q. H. BridSera The club
viii likely inaugurate Wilmington's
dancing season tho latter part OF tho
present month. and has arranged Tor
an unusually brilliant dance during
the Christmas holidays.
The yearly meeting OF the North
Carolina Branch Of the German Aneri-
can Alliance was also hold Wednesday
night. and was followed by q delight
full social session. The ofhcers elected
were j. II. Nigel. president: Henry
z. Bonitz, first vice-president: H. +.
Duls. second vice-president: e. F.
Grossman. third vice-presidsnt. and
Louis Hansen, Jr., secretary
A quiet. but pretty wedding cele-
brated this week was that Of Miss
Lydia Yates. daughter OF C. w. Yates.
one OF Wilmington's foremost BUSH
ness men, and Rev. John c. Wooten,
pastor of Grace Methodist Church. this
city. The event was solemnized at
the handsome Yates home. on North
Fourth Street, in the midst Of q num-
Der OF close friends of the contracting
parties. and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. n. H. D. Wilson. pre-
siding elder for this district OF the
Methodist Church. South. There were
no attendants. save little Miss Rena
Yates. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Yates. acting as flower
girl Following the luptial services
the happy couple left on a bridal tour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
ARv0NIA

Arvonia. Va, October 19.-Mtss 3afy
h pitts. of Scottsville. who has oeen
visiting friends and relatives mere re-
turned to her home on SATURDAY
Ralph Chandler Root spent sevef2i
DAYS in Charlottesville this week.
Mrs. p B. Patteson LETT TINS ~eeA
for Hamlet n. c., where she VIII at
tend the wedding Of her niece MISS
Hazel Pillow.
F. L. LeSeuer spent several days IN
Richmond last week.
Miss Hattie Poland, who has Osen
visiting friends here. returned 20 neT
home In Scottsville this week.
Mrs John Randolph left this week
10 spend several weeks with friends
ana relatives IN Paducah. KY
Mrs. J. l. Wilson. accompanied oy
her daughter. Edith Marie Wilson,
spent several days In Richmono last
n. E. Haden. Of Palymra. visited
friends here this week
Rev. Plummer F. Jones visited
friends in Gainesville on Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Leila Jackson. who has been
spen5ipg some time with her sister,
Mrs Edward Evan Roberts. returned
10 her home in Earmviile this week.
T. F. Nowry. of Richmond, was
visitor here this week
Miss Florence Petit. who u spending
the winter here with her aunt Mrs
Y L. stone spent Sunday At her home
in FIyvanna County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
BLAckSBURG

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch-1
Blacksburg, Va, October 1s.-Pro-
lessor and Mrs Harry Gudheim en-
tertained . company Of twenty five At
a bridge party M,nday evening
Bridge and SEQ were played and re-
Treatments served OF the card tables
at the end Of the o0mes.
Misc Louise Black was hostess at
the weekly meeting Of the Young
Ladies' Bridge Club Thursday alter
noon The pario-s were prett!ly deco
rated in autumn flowers, and q saiad
course was served
Miss Irene Sibert. of Hoilins Col
ieSe. il the guest of her cousin. Miss
Nargare, Memefee, a; the Biacksours
Inn
Misses Fannie and Lucy Cioyd. OF
Pulaski, have been spending tee week
as the guests II the Misses houston
here Miss Lucy Cloyd viii go 10
Richmond late in October for he WIN
ter.
w. Ormond Young. o: Richmond IS
spending two weeks with Mrs. fo"ns
as Mountain View" Colonel Palmer
country home. near town
Rev. d. =. Woods, OF the Pressyte-
rtau Church. has been in Richmond tnis
week for the meeting OF the syaod ana
centennial Of the Onion Tacolostcai
Seminary. DIT. Woods Is member oil
the board Of trustees OF The !asse'
school
Mrs. W. x. BssinerA has returncd
from Martins Ferry. Ohio. Were she
went f,r the wedding ef BEG sssfcr'
Nist Eletoe smtth.
ursL Robert Nelson - she guest OF
her cousin. Mrs.. J. q. So1tler. II the
lasser's hoRe IN Dais1more-
lass. yeAa Hcge aud MrA 9 8. Hege.
- Giles. are guesss u Ars. ". -
Lybresk here.
WI. Dredsa. - Celsoaa FAJ,A has
agysvs1 ~ D9ac1ourg go IN neke
- nowe hess Wvth - -. Psseessss
-. II usuNe, - ~ euugDeuoA
~ <Jsyoes 1cCgD0Ry esesvuse usW.
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