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The Washington times., 1913-04-19
Suburban.

RandIe Highlands-John I. Sacks I" Lena
! Goldberg. lot l. square 55si. 81"
| Randlc Highlands-Samucl ". Woodrow e
ux. to Ionic C1aEett lots and .. square
| 553o SO
, EandIe HiEhlands-U. s. Realty Company to
| Homer l.. Ferguson. lot 6. square 5622. $40
! Barbados and Scotland Enlnrged-J. Harris
Rogers TO Frederick \. Iinger. part Iabout
| acres. $40.
| Richmond Park-Richmond Park Improve
ment Company 10 James e. Chaffee. lot SO.
square 1851 $40. Same to Stanley X. Lynn.
lots 81 and IS. square .O63. $40 Same to
HERNIA V. McGee. lot So. square 1851. so.
Azadia-Louls T. Shoemaker trustee, 10
Claude r. TiIlotson. part. $40.
| Fairlawn-Oscar {. Brothers. Jr.. To Charles
z; and Christina NJ. Hadley, lot -. square
550, s.. $50
Chillum Castle Heights-washington Land
i and Mortgage Company To George -. Horn
ing, lots Ioi: l:8' ia. square 1884. siv.
X. 10 Earl f. Edward r. and Susan E
Gehman lot y. square i:io 'Ssc
a. Foley. part lot s. square io2I. $40. Same
10 Thomas F. Foley. part lot ., square
South Brookland-WilIIam H. Hall ct ux. 10
Eugene W Bond. lot 10. block T. SO
Eugene W. Bond conveys same property to
Ada b. Hall $40
The Chevy Chase Land Company to Car
negie Institution Of Washington. parts Of
resurvey on New Seat. and part Of the
Vale. -, Ss.75.
Broad Branch Toad-Susie r. OsweIl ct al TO
Carnegie Institution uf Washington. part
Of resurvcy Of New Seat and part Of the
Vale, sls. eco.
The Vale-Annie +. Schneider to Carnegie
institution Of Washington. part. s616.I
Sherw ood-Edwsrds Land and Building Com
pany 10 Ahyilda Marlock. lot %. square I22I
$40.
Oak view-Bates Warren ct al 10 Robert l..
and Alice E. II. Livingston. lot Is. block
/, so.
Fortune Enlarged-Frank Perry ct ux to
Ruth Taylor lot II. so. Ruth Taylor con-
veys same property to Frank and Louisa
Perry SO.
Brshtwood Park-Henry r. Elliott to Geors.
D. Farr lots and >. block l3 $40.
villa Park-Clara 4. Ma-den ct Vir Edwin
r.. 10 Bert W. McGowan. lot .. square i:ii.
s5Ss
Friendship and Mt. hiry-Anna NJ Moore
ct yir. Clinton NJ. to kathryn Miller. lot
s. block >. lot y. block L. and lot :. block
:. $500
Massachusetts Avenue Heights-Josephins
NeuTaih to Harry V. Bouic lot Is. square
1883 $40 Percval D. Emmert TO same lot
49, square 1858. $40
Friendship and Mount Airy-Fred Walmsley
ct ny. TO Magruder W. Orutt. lots Is and
ls block I. SO.
Mount Airy and Addition 10 Rock of Dun
barton-Magruder ". onutt. ct ux. TO Fred
Waimsley. lot %. square 1868. $40.
EIlaston Terrace-Frederick A. Linesr ct ux.
- TO Rush W. CQnkin. part lot I, hlcck 4. so.
Villa Park-Cisra A. Marden ct Vtr. Edwin
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UNFINISHED HOUSE
SOLD FOR $4,000
Gardner & Dent Sell Property
of H. G. Smithy Located at
1909 Fourteenth Street.

II. G. Smithy has sold to a purcha ser
represented by Gardiner & Dent the at
tractive residence he is building at 1906
Fourteenth street northwest, in Saul,
Addition, for a consideration Of SI05OO
The residence is not yet completed. bu,
when finished will contain ten rooms and
two baths with all modern conveniences
1t is three stories high and is situated
on o lot fronting sixty-two feet on
Fourteenth street and having a depth OF
100 feet Mr.. Smithy was represented in
the transaction by the y. l.. Sansbury
Company.
Gardiner Dent report sales Of sew
ing the week. Among the number is
that at 2420 Fourteenth street. a three
story, brown stone building which was
purchased by Victor Dulac for a con-
sideration OF $500 The lot fronts nine
teen feet on Fourteenth street and is I25
feet deep TO a twenty-foot alley. The
purchase was made as an investment
and Mr.. Dulac expects TO convert il into
a business property.
The same Office sold for W. W. du Puy
a lot on Fifteenth street, near Belmont
street. The lot fronts more than nifty
feet on Fifteenth street. and has an fr-
regular depth. The consideration was
81 500 and the purchase was made as an
investment.
Francis r. Weller has purcha sed
through the same Office the two-story
seven-room brick building at 1754 XII
bourne street northwest. The property
was owned By Mrs. William A. Leatzow
and the consideration was 5000. Gardi-
ner e. Dent also sold for Allan f. Walk
er. the two-story. six-room dwelling at
SIS Quincy street northwest, for q con-
sideration OF 1850.
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Northeast.

I,oa and 1905 North Capitol street nSrtheast- !.
Edward G Ardeeser ct uH. TO Daniei a. =
and Agnes e. Sullivan, lots % anu %.
square 66s. so. -., - g..
II street northeast. between sixth ana Se.
enth streets-Oliver =. NJ. Brown et uI. 70
Charles e Tribby. lot 6. square horth Vi
sG5. SO. --,p ,,,, I,,o,.
onSh streets-MytrIe X. Brockway TO Her
nan r.. Howenstein. lot el. square so-, Sio-
,Cs Seventeenth street northeast-MarSartt y;
query TO Clarence v. Sayer. part orisha'
10, IS square lCs3. 500. -,
ra,n,...c avenue northeast, between II and
q .treets-Harry 4. Kite ct ux 10 Annie ne -
peII lot a. square northwest OF lus1. St'',
M and 3i4 street nprtheihII .e l,a -; /;
poss et ux TO Edmund :. Read. lots o. ana
s., square 779. $40. xo,
III Eleventh street northcast-Edsar o. MI
nedy et ux to Luther L. Derric<' 'o' -
and mart lot 81. square sss sio
.na Third street northcast-JaHes hehiHet e
ny 10 Luggurs :. and Eliza Hoion' lot o.
square 7S1. SIC. - ,,,..,
1el and 4:5 Fourteenth street nor'nwest n,
Frank NJ COnser ct uX. 10 Anna ". natet-
.nn lots 100 and a06 square 1861, $40.
q street northeast. between Ihrteeh'n an !
Fourteenth sireets-B. Francis Ssui et a.
trustees, TO Albert Z. landNoist. 10. 60 e.
square Ios3 So $50. Same TO same lo' oo
square 1893. 50, i5o: ~~, .,
I.yT II street northeast-Sopnla tafUr 10
Frank and Esther Longsum. lot a. square
lo53 800. s., r.,
herr ct ux to Albert Carry ana mares a.
Carry. trustees for National Capital Brew
- ing Co lots 70 and IL. square s3s >l"
s,I 10 n. Fourteen and "a half street nofth-
a.sf-Pat.s Warren et al to Francis NJ OF
finger, lots leI to ia. square 1864, sV
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R.: to John A. Dwyer. lis and .. square
f243, s., ,064
Villa Park Heishts-Clara A. Narden ct vir
Edwin r.. to Frank E. Mallory. lot ..
square 423e. S-s5
Villa Park-Sane TO Alfred ~ TeEart lot a.
square 4ca3. s53c.
Rsndle Observation-Disclosures c. Cant et ux
10 Ambrose p. Cant. lot IS. square 5sai. SO
Randie Highlands-Richsrd T. Munday ct ux
to Ambrose Z. Cant. lot a. square 5s2i $40
North Randle Highis.rds-American Security
and Trust Company. trustee. to Hugh II.
Murray. lots 70 and Al. square 54ss $40.
kenilworth-Ruth ". Childs TO William r
Curtis 10, 30. block T. SO.
County-Herman +. Mandler ct ux to Cap
ital Realty Company, lot 70. block 5. Pine
hurst; lots l and :, square 4313 and lot a.
square 4ss tRhode Island Avenue Terrace),
ard parcel 36 over IS. SO.
Chillum Castle Heghts-Washinzton Land
and Mortgage Company to Joseph G.
Rsade. lot q. square $50. $1,000.
Garfteld-Joseph G. Jackson to Benjamin F.
West and Anna c. west. lot I0i. 500.
villa Park-C1ara. A. Marden ct vIr Edwin
r. to a. J. Miller. lot 10. square 42i3. see7.
Barry Farm-Mary E Adams To Henrietta
W Hawkins. lot II. section .. $40.
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-Charles p.
Craig to Joseph Swift. lot .. square 174s.
$40.
Chillum Castle -Heights-EmanueI r. Kill
niger Ell uX.. to Ashton F. Embrey, part
lot g. square 500. SO.
Cleveland Heights-John H. Martin ct ux. to
Hary l.. Rust. lot l.. block Z. SO
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F.rrarut Square Remodeled for comme. Club
SAILORS SLAYER NOT
CAUGHT, say POLICE
Powerful Man Is Sought as One
Who Killed chicagoan With
Heavy SIedge.

CHICAGO, April 19.-Search for an.
other man, the man they believed swung
the heavy blacksmith's hammer which
crushed the skull. of George Dietz,
wealthy tailor, and then cruelty mangled
the body. was begun by the police TO-
day.
Lieutenant Mueller. of the town hall
ponce, declared today he was satisfied
that neither Mrs. Augusta Dietz. the
widow. nor George Nurnberg. harness
manufacturer. and her alleged affinity,
did the Staying. Both are out at liberty
under $4,000 bond until the coroner's in
quest is resumed next Thursday.
The man who made the savage at
tack on Dietz must have been of power
full build" said the police lieutenant, he
must have been an inhuman brute"
Although detectives have searched
nearly every retail store in Chicago
they have been unable to get any trace
OF the man who purchased the hammer
used by the murderer
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WARD TO
Be BURIED MONDAY
Was Member Of the Faculty Of
Brown University and For.
mer U. S. GeoIogist.

The last rites for Prof. Lester F.
Ward. who died yesterday at his apart
ment IN the kensington. will be solemn
lied Monday afternoon at the residence
by the Rev. DIR. L. G. B. Pierce. OF All
Souls Unitarian Church. Interment will
be in the Glenwood Cemetery. The pail
bearers chosen are DR.. Frank Baker,
Henry Farquhar, DIR. Walter r. Hal
leck. DR.. William II. Holmes. DIR. f..
p. Paters. DR.. Richard Radhburn, Fred
erick w. True, and DR.. Richard Wood
ward.
Prof Ward. who was seventy-two
years old, had been i'll since Easter
when he came to the city from Proyi-
dence to visit his invalid wife. His
death was due to heart disease
Prof. Ward was a veteran of the civil
war. He was an authority on paleo-
botany, having served as assistant ge-
ologist In the United States Geological
Survey from 1881 to 1883 and later as
geoloRist. He was member of the
faculty OF Brown University. Provi-
dence. He belonged to numerous scien-
tific societies and was the intimate
friend Of some Of the country's great
est scientists. He held the degrees OF
A. B.. A. NJ, LII. B., and LIZ ID.
He Is survived by his wife
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I PLANS. |! I .ei|''RIlNGiE||:S''1K 5
TYLER RESIDENCE
Commercial Club win Convert
Recent Purchase Into an
Up-to- Date Structure.

Plans for converting the Tyler resi-
dence at 1894 I street, on the south side
of Farragut square. into one Of the
most attractive clubhouses in the city,
are being drawn by Miiburn, Heisser
& Co. The, residence was purchased dur
ing the week by the Commercial Club.
and although the architects plans have
not been formally accepted by the board
tions that may be ordered win be OF q
minor character. -
The purchase price of the property
was 3S0,00p. and the improvements cali
for an additional expenditure OF about
$p.o00. The most expensive tmpfovs-
ment Is the erection OF large wing at
the rear Of the building. which viii
bring the total depth Of the structure
to ninety-two feet There is q 'front.'
age Of forty-six feet.
The front part Of the first floor VIII
be devoted. according to the tentative
A foyer will lead to q hall which opens
on the right into a sunken grill thsr
IL especially attractive and probably
VIII not be altered at ALL
Back Of this. on the first floor of the
proposed addition to the building. win
rooms. A modern kitchen and cold
storage plant will be Installed in the
basement of the new addition.
The second floor probably will be the
most attractive in the building. A
broad loggia extends across the entire
front Of the house. overlooking FarrS-
gut square. To the right Of the han
will be splendid lounsing room. forty
one by twenty-five feet. On the left
win be the board Of governors room.
At the rear Of this floor, occupying the
entire floor OF the new addition. WIN
be the main dining room. iforty-nve by
thirty feet.
The front part Of the third and fourth
floors will be devoted to bedrooms The
rear Of the third floor win contain the
billiard room. affordinx ample space
for six tables. The rear OF the fourth
floor will be given to card rooms. The
entire fifth floor win be used As bed
chambers and suites.
There will be. In ALL twenty bedrooms.
all except four of which will have priv
ate baths. 1t II planned to have the
ready for occupancy by Sep
tember /. when the clubs lease on its
present quarters expires.
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WARDMAN.. SELLS BIG
APARTMENT HOUSE
Frank Walter Pays $500, 900
for Carlisle in Cash and
Business Property.

Harry wardman has sold to Frank
Walter the Carlisle apartment house
at Fourteenth street and Columbia road
northwest. taking several large busi-
ness properties In part payment The
Carlisle Is one of the largest and new
est apartments built by Mr.. wardman.
and was figured in the trade at 500 600.
In part payment Mfr. Wardman took
properties SIC and SIS Connecticut ave-
nue. northwest, figuring their combined
value at $4,000. These properties were
recently purchased separately by Mr.
Walter. and one Of them has been re-
modelled into a business house. Mr..
Wardman stated today he expects to
remodel the adjoining property.
Another parcel which was included In
the transfer was the business house at
the corner Of Ninth and II sereets
northwest. This property was figured
at $1,000. The Lowell apartment. at
1907-l9c9 Fourteenth street was also
taken In at $4,000. and Mr.. wardman
has already sold this property.
The Washington times., 1913-04-19
District Realty Transfers

I Inxlesfdc-Gerald NJ. johnson ct al. trustees,
to William L. Robins. lot IS, block g.
$40
| North Columbia Heights-Burton T. Doyle e,
ux. to Charlton B. Rout. lot Q. block 2
$40 c. b. Rout conveys same property to
Winfield Preston. SO ...-
North Columbia Heishts-Hilda Nicholson to
Winfield Preston. lot .. block .. SO.
North Columbia Helghts--william A. Boss e,
ux to Winfield Preston. lots 20 and q.
Fairview HeightsZwnnam e. H. Merritt to
Josephine a: Patten lot 2. square 1915. SO.
Fairview Heights-Josephine A. Patten to
Wliiam E H. Merritt. part lot u. square
Bury, lots g to q. 81. s. to 30. square
Pe,worth- Beatrice Hatcher ct ,vir. Eli. to
!. Edith H. Gottwals. part lot s. square 81.
Le Droit Park-John c. KemmIs to Charles
E Banes. lots 23, and "a block Z. SO.
LIE Droit Park-Margretta e. Sharp to John
C. kemmis. lots g and "a, block :. so
mis-. lot Il. block 49, So -r..s
Ingleside-City and Suburban Homes Com
rngleside--John c. kemmis to Marsretta E.
Sharp. lot a. block ls. SO.
Addition TO lie Droit Park-Emma n. Gordon
so. square 81. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Roger
E. CTaley to Paul H. Moreiand. lot ei. block
University Park-Richsrd H. Bailey ct ux. to
Richard B. Fisher. lot 3e. block -. $40.
to John T. Bsyne and George C Pumphrey
lot .s. block 25. 500
University Park-Richard p. Fisher to Bessie
A. Fisher, lot as block a. SO.
Long Meadows-CIarence l.. Gessford ct ux.
to Joseph A. Herbert. lot n. block IS. SO.
MI Io,r leasanMil'fm IN, SssSe' SIas ct no % Joso
G. Kemmis to Hilda jacob. same property.
Victor H. Wallace. lots 10 to Il. square SoaS.
PetWorth-william s. Phillips ct ux. to Simon
oppenheimer half interest in lots 20 10 ~
washington Heishts-rhomas H. Ridsate. tr..
to Charles Early ~ lot s,x q block :, y 10 Sam.
widow. Mi,e.Bste. Warren et al. Tu.-
tees. to Bruce z; Clark and Richard ".
31s Fifteenth street northeast-Wiliiam Mur-
ply ct ux TO Ralph z. Harris and Temple
z; Harris. 10; a. square 54s4 'Rosedaie Gid
HoIrnead Manor-Edmund X. Fox ct al.
trustees. to Alice J. Reardon. lot ia. block
q. A7oo.
Holmesd Manor-Mary E. Beall ct vir,
Thoma. V, to Lewis C. Maybee. part lot
s.. block %. SO
Dobbins' Addition-Paul H Moreiand to
Roher E. Craley. lot 81. block 20, SO
MI, Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Davd J.
. DuniEan to Harres shapiro' iot 10 D'ock
10, SO
Mt PIeasant-Harry A. Kite ct nx. to Hat
tie J. Miller lot 80, square Sc6s. 80.
City View Heights-Ravenswood Company ct
al 10 George w. and Emma II. Carr. lot
~ block A12. SO
Fifteenth street northeast. between and ID
r,reets-WilIiam Murphy ct ux. to ThoTas
w and Myrtle l.. Davis. lot %. square 45sf
CRo.edaIe and Isherwood>. 80.
Mt Pieasant-Harry Wardnan et al: TO Nern
V JoCelvn, lot ise. square s. of es2; $40.
Nj pI.arant and Pleaeant Plains-Catherine
Moran 10 Charles V. Moran. lot ~. block
g. SO.
81 ux TO Harold II. and Emma F. Hoyt.
lots IL 30 81 square 1857. SO
Realty Company to Thorn
as F Tate lots - to 81. square IS, $40.
Princeton Heights-Kennedy Bros TO Harry
l.. and Cora A. Thompson, lot cts. square
3o5l so.
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Clean City Committee
Plans to Continue Work

Plans for continuing the work of the
Clean City Committee will be consid-
cred at meeting OF the executive COM
mittee in the board room of the Dis
trict building this afternoon. Reports
of representatives will be received and
arrangements made for the removal OF
refuse which the contractors have not
been able to handle. The committee
will give attention, also, TO reports OF
a number of nuisances. Owners and
tenants will be notified by the Health
Department TO remedy conditions of
which complaint is made
Clean city week" ends tonight, but
much remains 10 be accomplished and
the work of cleaning-up premises as
wen as vacant lots and public spaces
VIII be continued next week Inspec-
ton Of the city was made today by
the Boy Scout organization. which will
submit TO the committee reports of in
sanitary conditions which have been
overlooked by the army of cleaners.
The Washington times., 1913-04-19
Admiral Dewey Gives
Picture to Cardinal

Admiral Dewey has presented Car
dinal Gibbons with a handsome repro
duction of the photograph which was
taken of President Mckinley, Cardinal
Gibbons and himself at the celebration
on the admirars return from Manila
bay.
The photograph shows the three on a
high stand. while below are the throngs
of people who witnessed the celebra-
ton. The Cardinal is making the OPEN
ing prayer; on one side of him Is the
President and on the other Admiral
Dewey.
Cardinal Gibbons has often expressed
admiration for the photograph. and the
admiral had a special reproduction made
for him. II is now hung in the car
dinars residence in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1913-04-19
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Prevent dry, thin and falling hair. aliay Itch
Ing and irritation. and promote the growth
and beauty Of tho hair. frequent shAmpoos
with Cuticura Soap, assisted by occasional
dressings with Cutieura Ointment. afford a
most elective and economical treatment
Cuticurs ssap t2teJ and Cuticura Ointment
(soc.) are sold by druggists and dealers
throughout the world. A single set is often
sufncsant. Liberal sample Of each mailed
free. With 52-p. Skin Book Address post
card cutc,,ra. Dept. r. Boston"
~fender-fsoed msn should uss Cstsrura
Soap shswtnS Stick. 25c. Sample froa.
The Washington times., 1913-04-19
Four Entertainments
For Blind Next Week

Two entertainments will be given -
the National Library for the Blind.
I72s II street northwest. next week. ~
follows:
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock. song
recital by Mrs. Warren A. Gibbs. So
prano. accompanied by Mr.. Orr.
Saturday afternoon at 80 O'Clock. sc,
lected reading by Mrs. Alfred Mordfcai,
The following entertainments for the
blind will be given at the Library Of
Congress next week:
Tuesday afternoon at go o'clock.
rading, "Mflestones," by c. w. Cole
man. rs
Friday evening at 8 O'Clock. musicale,
Richard Lorleberg 'cellist. and Mrs.
II. Won Bayer. pianist.
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MRS. MARY ]. HALLORAN,

The funeral of Mrs. Mary j. Halloran.
who for a half century was a resi-
dent of Washington. will be held on
Monday morning at st. Aloysius'
Church. Interment will be private.
Mrs. Halloran died yesterday. at her
home 504 L street northeast.
She is survived by eight children,
Matthew F.. William T.. John A.. Ber-
nard F.. Charles T.. Halloran. Mrs
Margaret j. Burns, Mrs. Catherine E.
McCalmont, and Mrs. Mary Berry.
The Washington times., 1913-04-19
New Diplomat Praises
Wilson's Tariff Program

DR.. Konstantin Dur1ba, new ambas-
sador from Austro- -HunSary to the
United States, left New York today for
Washington. He expects to presen.
his credentials to President Wilson
Monday.
DR.. Dumba says that the prospects for
trade between this country and his ar
brighter because of the proposed tariff
reductions. He commended the Presi-
dents stand on labor legislation and
said Of him: THE President Is a new
departure, a man full OF new ideas. as
his inaugural speech Demonstrated"
The Washington times., 1913-04-19
Warrants Given Officers
Of Co. D, National Guard

Warrants were presented to the nom
commissioned officers Of Company D.
First Infantry. National Guard Of the
District of Columbia. last night by
Colonel ourand. The following received
them: First Sergeant Charles W. Nc
Caffrey. Ouartermaster Sergeant J. H.
d. Ketner, Sergts James B. Jones,
George +. Pennington. and Louis Rosen-
berg. and Corporalse John ]. Kennedy,
Ellis r. King. Gordon II. Lyle. Walter
n White. and Simon j. Wyman.
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Southwest.

iss street southwest-Alce II. Sears To
Francis Leonard. lot liz. square oOe. SO.
l. street southwest, between Third and rour-
and a half strcets-Samuel Shapiro ct uN:
10 Frank and Emma n. Muth. lot ll5 and
part lot Il3. square 5ii. $40
.nd IIr7 and llse Second street southeast-
Wary G. saul et al. TO Florence W. Learn
ing lots q TO :6. square az. SO.
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Southeast.

Rear OF & street southeast. between Second
and Third streets -Milburn J. Don'hoe ct
uv 10 George 60 Pumphrey part original
lot T. square 7se. SO.
Waiter street southeast. between Twelfth and
ThIrteenth streets-Mary r. Bristor to John
I and FANNIE Cleary. lot 26s. square 1ol5,
SO ,,,,,,.
I,s0 and 1895 Ives street southeasi-Wtiliam
Bo,. et ux to Edmund s. Read. lots
Ios 10 IDs square 1855. SO.
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Seeks S2,25O Damages.

Elizabeth d. Burgee filed suit in the
District Supreme Court today against
George y. Saegmuller for s. 80 dam
ages. She alleges that through the
carelessness of the defendant his auto
mobile collided with a wagon in which
she was riding. She claims the wagon
was wrecked and the horse was so
frightened that il is now afraid of auto
mobiles
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her any good. Finally some ono told VI to
get Outicurs Soap and Ointment which We
did. in loss than two weeks time they gave
rdief After using the CuticurS Soap ano
Ointment . month shs was sound and we'll"
(sisned) Mrs.. A. J. Anderson. May Is. 1912.
The Washington times., 1913-04-19
False Alarm Turned In.

false alarm OF fire was sounded
shortly before last midnight from the
box at Eighth street and Barry place
northwest. The police have been un-
able to get any clue to the identity of
the persons who sent in the alarm,
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which would itch and burn
% badly that she would
just scratch her head In
great big sofcs. 1t got .
solid sore all over her head
and took her hair out.
Tho nails came Oh her IN
gers and toes. We tfied
several remedies also two
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Seeks Absolute Divorce.

Mrs. Margaret r. Cole filed suit for
AN absolute divorce from Frederick H.
Cole in the District Supreme Court to-
day She alleges her husband has re-
fused to deny charges of misconduct
The couple were married October & ISs6.
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Near.Urban.

petworth-Benjamin X. Gruver ct uX. to Fred
Taylor and Ethel p. Taylor. lot 81. square
30o6 SO. 20. ....
Widows Mite and Kalorsma Heights-Fran-
els A. Calver ct vir. Henry. tn Julia l
saunders lot ls of Widows Mite and part
lot II, block ls, kalorama Heights. Siu. ="
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BRE EAK|NG OUT ON
HEAD, HAND AND TOES
Would Itch and Burn. Solid Sore
All Over Head Took Hair Out.
Nails Came off Fingers and Toes.
After Using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Sound and Well.

Denton. TeH.-"My baby girl commenced
to havo breaking out on her head hand
and toes. 1t was . little yellow piInple