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capabilities as i safeguard against Of
fetal punishment. Her triumph, Will
not complete, suggests strongly thu
evasiNc method, said to he employed
hv INSCRIPTIONS fnanciers TO escape
responsibility for their iliegitimatc op-
crations under the guise of so-callci
.hig business.
Catherine Tower, a gifted young act
ress Of fascinating personality. will he
seen - Mary Turner. while the rest Of
the competent east include, such we'll
known players rs Dewitt G. Jennings,
George \. Wright Marie Fitzgerald,
Rockcliffc Follows, Harold IIarrsall ana
number Of others The scenic equip
ment. which Is unusually elaborate Is
guaranteed ~ the management 70 Is
identical, even TO the smallest detail,
with the production employed in New
y DIRK and Chicago, in both Of which
cities Within the Law was appIaudci
by the critics as the most entertaining
American drama of the year.
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Record Prices for Star PLAYERS

Joe Tinker, Cincinnati bought by
BY the Brooklyn Club, National league
$4,000
Marty Q 'Foole, St. Paul. American
Association. bought by the Pittsburgh
Club, Nationa! League. 80 500.
Larry Chapelle, Milwaukee. Amcri-
can Association. bought bv CHICAGO
club. American League. $4,000.
Lefty Russell. Baltimore, Inter
national League bought bv the Phil
atelphia Club. American league, S12,-
600
Fritz Mai~el, Baltimore, Information
al League bought by the New York
Club, American Association, $4,000
RUDE Marquard, indianapolis. Amer
lean Association. bought by the New
! ork Club, National League. Sll. 900
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
PLAY OF ABSORBING INTEREST.
Within the Law an Exciting Drama Of
Life III the Metropolis.

Within thc Law, Bayard WELLER S ncw
play of absorbing heart interest
which the American Play company is
to offer as the attraction at the Audi
toriun Wednesday. Dec. Il, is an OK
citing drama or eontemporaneous Amer
lean life in 4 metropolis, repletc with
thrills and surprises. The heroine.
Mary Turner, develops from.a timid,
shrinking girl into q woman Of extra
ordinary during and resourcefulnesS,
living by her wits and cvading the law,
ard using the law to protect herself.
She has been wrongfully convicted Of !
crime and sent to prison, and upon her
release i prosecuted and harassed until,
in desperation, She turns upon her pur-
Sucrs, representing the law. She
matches her wits and courage against
the brutality of the police and preys
upon society with amazing success. re-
naming. however always within the
law by using its tcrhnicalitics and in
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-15
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SETTING.
Draperies for Woman S Club Enter
tainment Arranged Patronage

The stage setting for the entertain
ment given ~ the Woman ) club to-
morrow ni@hr IN the Auditorium will
be entirely different from any before
seen here aud will be particularly
adapted to each number.
The advance sale Of seats has been
unusually large. i is hoped All who
have not yet obtained them will do -
today. They are on sale 1T the box
Office.
\ number Of people are coming from
Northiield, Mass, to attend The ex-
pcnscs for the entertainments have been
unusually heavy. but the club feels
repaid FOR its efforts by the generous
response.
Mr. Hardy Of Meckius, Packard &
Wheat 5 store in Springfield, Mass. is
st the Auditorium today hanging tho
draperies for the entertainment.
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Deed Of GIfi Limits Length of
Craft.
SCHOONERS COULD ENTER.
Interesting Points Affecting Great
Races OF Next Fall, When Sir Thomas
Upton Will Bring over His Fourth
Shamrock-Yacht Clubs Stand Is
Criticised. !.

There are not many events in the
category Of sport that create greater
interest than 4 contest for the Ameri-
cas- cup, and endless talk has been oc-
casioncd BY the acceptance of the
challenge Of Sir Thomas Upton, who
will race Shamrock ~. in American
waters next fall. Why 50 many per-
sons should become interested in a
struggle for a trophy that is not worth
500 is one Of the seven modern won
ders. Still it is fact, and the simple
mention of possibility of Il struggle is
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A CONSOLING CUP.

People who enjoy a refreshing cup
of tea will thoroughly appreciate our
basket fired, uncolored Japan tea which
sells at p cents. 1t is really great
We have choice cream waters of sew
eral varieties at ID cents a pound for
table use, and the best milk chocolate
cakes you ever tasted at four and
eight cents each.-The Direct Import
ing Co, 80 Elliot St.
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BETTER THAN OTHERS.

Some things are better than Others
We positively know that there is n
Icleaner market in the state than ours
Our poultry is the choice home lille,
variety, and our beef is the best il
the land. We prepare our meats fol
cooking in the proper way and on
prices are as reasonable as any ones
Let us cater to you.-Brattlcboro Cash
Market
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THAT'S THE WAY.

At Christmas time, when you are
called upon to spend your money, why
not buy useful gifts! Something that
will please the whole family. House fur
niture is one thing. y bed room suit
a couch, library table, an easy chair, a
handsome set of table china. Thou.
sands of suggestive things at Elmer
son 4 Co.'S, and at real bargain
prices.
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A CAR FOR CHRISTMAS.

\ carload Of Ford cars have just ar
rived and you had better hurry if You
want one. They are going like hot
cakes this year-the best car in the
world for the prices. Come i'll and let
us talk it over aud give YOU an actual
road test. Remember, they will be
hard to getlf later. Manley Bros,
Brooks House Garage.
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BEST THAT IS

You would have to travel some dis
lance to find a larger, juicier steak
than we will plank or broil for you to
order. They are perfect wonders and
when You are hungry remember there
is only one place to eat. Hoadley s
"a f. Q Main ST
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CORNELIUS VANDERBILT.
JOHN +. MORG AN.

cornelius Vanderbilt and J p Morgan
he9d one of the syndicates that vii
build an American cup defender. Here
shoH is already working on the plans
Vanderbilt AMI Morgan viii each con
tribute coo toward the fund.-
enough to set the cable and the tcle
graph wires humming and cause end
less arguments throughout England
and America.
Under the circumstances it is aston
ishing what a wonderful lack Of knowl
edge is exhibited by the millions VIII,
are willing to argue the Americas cuE
question Although the American PEG
pie are the most patriotic in the world
the great majority believe that the
New York Yacht club is abSolutel,
wrong in its stand in excluding All per
sons from participating in building and
operating Il cup defender except mem
bers of the club
Perpetual Trophy.
The New York Yacht club is very
exclusive. 1t gives races for club mem.
bers only. and it takes mighty good
care to see that its members are peo.
pie who viii gain nothing in a bust
ness way from belonging to the club
The present deed of gift is exceeding.
ly simple. t states that the cup is
open for competition between clubs
that have ocean courses for their an
nual regattas or n course on an arm of
the sea Furthermore the competing
yachts, if one mast. shall not be less
than SiXty-fve feet nor more than nine
4 ~ feet on the load water line. If more
/ than one mast they shall not be less
than 50 feet nor more than - feet on
the load water line. Vessels selected
TO compete for the cup must proceed
under sail on their own bottoms to the
port where the contest is to take place
These are the principal clauses OF
the deed of gift. There is no question
IF rules and time allowance If for
ri&n yacht club wants Il race and i
has an ocean course for its annual re
: gatta all that it has got to do is to sent
a challenge for a contest at least ter
months away, name the size of thu
boat, its type, and let it 80 at that.
Cotton formed almost : .p00.e0o O
tE'oVpt cxDo7-t<-- t-tr1 .rtt4s4,,s4 Yea
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Ten thousand acres are planted - FL
in lift county. Ga Thc owners iglr
on making a profit 81 about S1Co an acre
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Cotton formed almost 81 ,po0.e0u 0f
Egypt 5 exports to--tltrrnfthe--4a year.
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nR. II. II. GEFEEE. Physician and Surgeon.
- Once Bank block. Hours, . to a. m,
1 10 3. aud 20 { D. NJ. Residence, 81 Green
~ Telephone connections
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IL. "a. OtONNoH, N. -. Surgeon and 81"
IL coin2Ist. Hours "a 23Q ana - y.
a. Sundays by app1iutment. Once and rear
dence. Is NnrIh MIN 81. IcIoI-1une Zol.
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PrOfeSsiOnaE cards

hhVA% - 'V1AAsl ssssss<sss 80
pYEoN &. WHITE NJ ~ Physician
ID .tnd SURGEON. once d. grove ST. (
llouts ~ md G-S .. ~ 1clepaaae
nR HENRY TUCKEE. Resideucc, Z
- Grove street. telephone. 21S. ohce, F.
Leonard block. Hours, I.jo to aud : to q
Telephone 81
~. Il. ALDRlCu. 81. y. Hours 12.ao 70
~ Rot to s. ufcr 'ut"ra 1851 house ] 5.i 2
rrHoMAs RICE. II. u. ONCE ana resIden
Il over Vermont Savings BInk. Hours,
% 2. N. 70 2, and 70 y N
nR. w. II. LANE Office and residences. 80 y
- Main ST. Onice hours: Mornings un'f.
8. afternoons until 80; evenings until
Telenhone. 43o
nR q. H. HUNTER Whtston Block. over
IL SCOTS grocery. Olire huurs / 10 y
IN. $50 TO ,. N. Residence. West Bratt.e
orc.
nR. il. i. GRFENE Physician and Surgeon.
- O6cr. Bank block. Hours, to 9 a. m,
l 10 3. aud 60 y. u. Residence, - Green
~ Ielenhcne connections
IL. "a. U.CONNoI. VI. H.. Surgeon ana 1 yra.
Sundays by appointment. once and resi-
dance. ! : North Main s.. Tclerhone 26l
- Il. ANDERSON, Surgeon and Physician.
VI Surgery a specially. Ohire aud residence,
Brooks Ilouse, IS Main St. Hours until 80
M 70 $50, . Y 2. ~ Phone 246 -
nR. +. X. LYNCH, Surgeon. Onice, Plrk
~ Bldg, Rooms / and 3, Eratjl-Doro, "
Tel, $40. Hrs 20 y. M. ! IT, aud Z q
. D. m. SUNDAYS by appointment only. RESI-
deuce, s. Canal St Ttirphone III. 4l-26
JORDAN 4 son, Ortomctrists, ! Elliot 81
- Specialists in the correction oi detective
vision. Examination. 2 to l. q. m, l.3O 70 ,
.. m. Evenings, Monday and saturday. I 10 ..
Amendments II Your convenience Tel, 90 vi.
nR. A. j. MILLER, Hooker block. Brattle.
u horo Olice lirS., 70 y ! ~ :. 900 70 s.
nR. c. G. WHEELER osteopathic phvsi-
II clan, 10 Crosby block. Office hours. 10 to
IL m, to 4 p III. Othe~ hours hy appoint.
w. r. MOVES. NJ d. Eye ear nose aud
w throat . 10 - / to > Wednesday and
Saturday evenings Other hours and SUNDAYS
By appointment. appointments for glasses fit
nc made by mail or phone American Bldg
nR. G. s. CLARK. Dentis., Whitney block
II Brattlehoro Telephone. 39-3
John Z. GALE. Attorney at Law. Guilford.
W. Telcphone 500
HAsKINs & sCHWENK Attorneys aud
IL Councillors at law. Bratuehoro "
INRANK f. BARRIER. Attorney a. Law
koom : Crosby block. Brattlcboro.
DoBERT G. BACON. ATTORNEY a. Law
~ Room IL lillerv Building. Brattleboro
NJYRoN p. DAVIS. Attorney At Law.
4I Suite 10. ullery Bnihlin- Rratllehoro
O, J 3: HUGHES Lawyer rs'sDhone
- g. BILLINGS Recently Fjrsf Assistant
~ Commissions ~ Patents solicitor anc
Attorney IN Patent and Trade Narlt Cases
seymour, Ssrm.ur. Negrath & Billings. q
pdwv. MeGill Pld- WASHINGTON. -
&. W, FDGETT & co. Roal Fst,te orr
invesimcnt notary nnhlc 81 Nam ~
DARROwS 4 co. wholesale and 1Iotaj
" Dealers 10 COILS Of al kinds. Office
VAIN 81 HraHlabcro
NIoRAN & Co Undr,talory - W,ir .
vi Telephone. 354.2 BrattIeboro VI a6t
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-. K. ANDERSON, surgeon and Physician
VI S3reery specially Office aud residence
Brooks House IS Main St. Hours until 9 a
m. l TO $50. 20 D. ~. Phone 246. 4-lt
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hk Z, r. LNNCI, surgeon. OHite, I1Ib
~ Bldg, Rooms / aud 3, EratJlc8oro, VI
Tel, 5iO Hrs. 10 . -. ~. ] to 3 aud Z IS
. .. m. SUNDAYS by appointment only. Resi-
dence g Canal st. Telephone 1T. 4i-2(
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~. H. ALDRiCH, u. j.. Hours. 12.3o 70
~ " ROT To s. Ufirp 'pi"un l65- 4 house - =
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cornelius Vanderbilt and J. P Morgan
head one of the syndicates that vii
build an American cup defeEder. Here
shoff is already working on the plans
Vanderbilt ana Morgan viii each con
tribute $4,000 toward the fund.-
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DNTON &. WHITE, NJ - Physician
ID .ud SURGEON. once g. grove 81.
Iluuls ~ ai,d Cas- T. ri IclcpHate.
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nR. A. ]. MILLER. Hooker block. Bratt
- horo Olice Iirs.. 10 d 10 :. ESQ 70 s
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hK. G. G.. WHEELER, osteopathic physi
IL clan, 10 Crosby block Office hours, 10 {
70 a M, . TO 4 p. III. Other hours hy appoint
mont. Ielephone CONNECTIONS. Sprnce ST
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M. K. MOVES, N. y. Eve. ear. nose aud
w throat. 20 II. | to ,, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. Other hours and SUNDAYS
By appointment Appointments for glasses fit
nc nlaAe by mniL or -nhlme. AmeIIcan Bllg
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e. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS
SMITH. Attorneys.

~ rr1r, s,.pprNE coI-pr ~, rrJC nrcrc,Cr
OF Columbia. holding a District Cour..-In re
the extension OF Western avenue northwest in
the Distrcf OF Columbia District Court No
lod4.-Notice and Order OF Publicaiion.-Nofics
10 hereby given that the Commissioners Of the
District OF Columbia. pursuant 70 the prorisions
entitled An act TO extend and widen Western
avenue northwest in the District OF Columbia
have h.ed petition in this court praying the
condemnation OF the and necessary for the rx.
tension Of Western avenue northwest from its
present terminus at Beech stree, northaaxtwcrd
along the northwestern boundary line of the Dis
trict Of Columbia With Uniform width ~ one
hun Sred and twenty feet TO Rock Greek Pa-k As
shown on a pat or man fled with the said pe.i-
ton as part thereof. and PRAYING also that Jury
Of five iudcious tiisinfarrstei men, not -rlafed
any person interested Ia these proceedings nd
not in thf service or einnioymept Of the District
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BARNARD & JOHNSON, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia.-Ralph p Barnard and Guy r.
Johnson. trustees plaintiffs. William b.
Young ct a.. defendants.-So. 315OS in equity
The object Of this suit is TO obtain decree de-
claring good In fee simple. by adverse possession,
the tite of the plaintiffs. trustees. to all
that parcel OF land. situate In the District OF
- In the survey OF the land of Annie C.. Liv-
ingston. lying between Oxon run and the
county road. leading from the Navy Yard
bridge to Piscataway. Maryland. conta Ming
forty (40) acres. more or less. more partcui iriy
described In the proceedings in the above entitled
ton to Congress Heights" as per plat In County
Book IS. at page %. In the surveyors Office or
SAID District; and to perpefu8ly ent in the de-
PENDANTS from asserting any title thereto On
motion Of the plaintiffs 1t is this 1e'h day OF
June, AID. 1913, ordered that the defend nts.
Livingston |. Young. Malcolm A. Cud!ip. Sarah
Ann Young, Motley G. Young, Nicholas II. Young.
q. Young Barbara =. Young and Cement Smith.
trustee, II living cause their appearance 10 be
entered herein before the forieth day. IL
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the dag OF the first publication of this or
der: and that II any Of said persons Ii. dead.
yisees cause their appearance to he entered here
in hfore the first rule day occurring after
the expiration OF thirty GO, days from the frst
publication hereof fgood cause for fixing such
time having been shown; otherwise the cause
Will he proceeded with In OF default.
Provided. copy OF this order be PUBLISH in tie
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once a week for four successive weeks. twice In
the present month and twice In Juy. THOS. a.
ANDERSON. Justice. fSeai.b true cnpv-Te<f.
~. r. VOTING. Clerk. BY +. E. CUNNINGHAM
tsst. Clerk. j"17.o4. iyt 2. :
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Potomac River Landings

AND BALTIMORE.
Steamers leave 7th At. wharf for Baltimore ana
river points Monday. "wednesday and Saturday {
pm: arrive baltimore second morning oct. Leave
and Saturday. 8 pm: arrive washington socvnl
morning oct. River freight prepaid. Psssensee
service irst-class Freigh. r.ceigcI aneu : -
p.m. Ealing days.
JOS. r. STEPHENSON, Agest.
Maryland. Delaware ard Virginia Rwy. o..
Telephone Main 14S. 7th OF wharf
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is,o Kaiorsua road. 3D. b. 1890. ..o ~ 81
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400; rnnn av nv 1913 o. Tor. b. .4nno
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II2s Euclld NV. Ifr; $50 1.th nwss.h 81. 9" 90
,s1 NV. ia-.S. .ss $ 81 psss ARK" I'd. srS 500
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1912 Fillmore at. Sn2 IT NV 81. b. .S2.so
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,.2a Columbia road i2e Quincy ne a.. hao 50
NV. 11r. 20 -. az o. 2sna o NV or. h. 30 90
inIa 9th NV. .s5 % ai2 snring road NV
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,o:, Calvert nv. iIr $50 =, - q. D.. z
'ss7 Kenyon NV j.. 81 r'or.nes ne.sr bog
80 Ontario pi: no s - avn = Sc, + =
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49,, 49, r 18th St Nv s".ns hass g."
Tae T.mrls, iioe R st. nv. ar. hath. 100
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n. sterling iol. Calvert ST.. room IN hsmt q 90
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building 5000 zf'f f4th nv. n. %
1871 7th NV, entire c1ni Ga nv nv. - 81
building 90 pnl 10Th nv. On0
i733 verno, IT NV 4ns n NV store. rs 50
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STARLES AND GARAGES.
gla6 Gov al nw 81 900 yr Rear 1901 v.3J.00
Green al NV 10 On Rear I'LL Fl nv. .2S.Oo
r 1879 Mass nv. 90 Rear 1912 18th nv. 20.On
r SIS 18th. 5000 2O21 Govt al NV. 1000
II Sumner alley. ~ m
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL.
L1CTING OF RENTS FROM ALL GLASSES o.
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE IS ONLY PARTIAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. BIT
NE SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH CON.
fLETE BULLETINS ON APPLICATION AZ
THIS OFFICE.
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. Unc).
73e 18th IT.