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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04

THIEVES EMPTY LiKuErs
iNnchhurrcr. ua,iu- T,,
hrchkiIet Ecc.msc Of IInn-rn nnli,sr, :" :

49, HI . Ihc IImes- DIspatrh.I
t.,, ~ y, i.nIir' T.. b"trinhc: g. Th~ Wo.-
%i' ".rE@e Recently several lardcrs RAJ.
Zen aided ana relieved OF ;hoir contnn,
80 fu'n am "Nient thar rcstdcuts nav, hs
:" '.l.u ~ 'hc Wotniue following thr r,i6.
'oi provisions FOR breakfast
Monday night seven residents III, .,
r"pins arc hno"n TO Layc hnd ura.tir,,Il.
hlhE ~ ne pnutry stolen ana carrie
,t .'''u"N thore was vhoiesul,
''.'il" - Hc"i-hy groceries FOR Sofnctbir,c
WV -U--- W 1Dn. ul Llr ~ nlLLnk l.rn..l.t.--
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Inspired McIodrun,a.

"'rhc Argyle Case" as Robert ill.
lard and his most capable company
played IT al the Academy last night,
Is simply an Inspired mclodrama, !,
dolcctiNe story with all the thrills OF
murder and sudden death, shootings,
handouts and finger prints. but cIcvat :
cd TO the artistic by the sheer art Of
acting
Somo years ago Mr. Bclasco per-
formed tho miracle OF changing H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04
Drcysu.- WIN No, Confer.

Pittsburgh December 8 -prcsidrnt
i:arncy prcvfuss. OF tH, Pittsburgh
baseball CLUB. made IL plain to-day That
there can be no discussion Of 1911
schedules between himself ana Ban
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04
Thrown FROM RACING DART.
Livery man in Goldsboro Probably Fatally
Hurt by Spirited Horse.

c;oldsboro y. G.. December 3.-Mr. Norma
day. local liveryman, was thrown from n
racing cart, to which he was driving sptr-
tied horse, this afternoon. The animal bc-
cana frightened by On automobile. 1t dash,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS

h"hdciny--iiObcrt billiard In "rhe
Argyle Case"
i'Hrir-isciii Vaudeville, matinee
aud night.
hii""--"'h" Shepherd az fhr Hiiis,
matinee amt night.
toionin,-I autcyiIIe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04
Observation-Disclosures.

toIonin'-N audcviIIe.
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
DEATHS

FAGAN-Or SATURDAY. November - 1913. at
Seorge washington Hotel, ELLEN. be-
l',sd wife Of Michael Pagan. aesd sixty
seven years.
Funeral services VIII be held at .ha
George p. Zurhorst funeral parfors. sdi
East Cspitol street. on Tuesfay. Pseera-
be- 2 at leo D. m. Relatives ana FRIENDS
invited to attend
kERN-on Friday. November ss. 1913, at
SIS p m. at his reSfdence. 1872 @ street
northwest, JOSIAH QUINCY, beloved
nusoand OF Edith Kingman Kern.
Funeral from his residence ON Tuesday
December 2. at o'clock p. m
s1MPSoN-On Sunday. November 90 1913. at
, a m. Mrs. ANTHONY CRAyKE SNIP
son. at the residence Of her son. Dr. John
Crayke simpson. l421 Massachusetts ave-
nue northwest.
The body will be removed to her home.
Northumberland. Pa Monday December l.
and interment win be from Rivervlew
Cemetery. Northumberland Wednesday
afternoon. December ,.
SWOPE-On Sunday. November 90 at 40 a
m, Mrs. GERTRUDE WARREN SWOPE.
wife Of Dr.. Chester d. Swope. and sister
of Mrs. J. Peoples.
Funeral private.
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LEGAL NOTICES
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

1HUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber No. 1854 at folio Of the
land records of the District OF Col Imbia, and
at the request of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction in front OF the premises Saturday.
december the 9Th. 1913. at 4:S0 O'Clock j.. n.
the following described land and premises
situated In the District Of Columbia and
oeEignsted as and being Block numbered
nineteen QsJ in a subdivision called Dean
wood Heights as the same is described on
q plat thereof recorded IN the Office OF the
Surveyor Of the District OF Columbia, in
County Book numbered fifteen at page SIX.
for a more particular description OF the
same see said Oeed OF trust together with
the improE eInents thereon. consisting of j
tWO-story 5-TvoHl frame dwelling. Terms OF
sale: One-th!rG OF the purchase money u
n paid in casD, Da4SuCe in two equal in
sLalEaents. payable IN six and twelve.
IIonths. with interest at six per cent De.
annuIn. payaoIe scnl-aHnGs.iIy from da- o.
Eale. secured by a Geed o! trust on the
property sold. OF all cash At the OPTION of thu
purchaser. Deposit u SIyy Sill be recured
al the time OF sale. AL Couveyauc!nE -e-
CUrding, etc, al cost Of plrc!laseT Terms
OF sale TO be complied wtu within iru
days Of sale, otherwise the Trustees reserve
the right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost OF deiauitlHE pUTcnaser alter ne
Gays advertisement Of SUcn re-sal- in so.nr
newspaper published AZ Washington D g.
MARION DCCkETT.
T. HOWARD DUCK EFT Trustees
Gil F 81. y. W. NasE.=2,gn j. c.
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Deaths

John F. Lane, SO years, 1425 T street
northwest
Amelia II. Simpson. s5 years, 1921
Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
Lillian NJ Willis, 4S years, Garfield
Hospital.
James B. Lyons, 81 years. Congress
Heights, D. c.
Arthur J. MAXWELL 1 year, % P street
northeast.
Ellen Pagan, 66 years. George WASH
ington Hospital
Omar L. Wilson, A years, 50 Adams
street northwest
Harry Hunter. 80 years. 1919 wailach
place northwest.
Dorcas Goodwin, 81 years, 1913 W street
northwest.
George Gentry, % years, Government
Hospital Insane.
Genevieve Platter. 10 years. 1o15 Fourth
street southeast
MAY E. Ball. 4s years, 2114 G street
northwest.
John Jones, 55 years, Freedmep's Hos
pital
Hamilton Roster, 50 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital. !,
Infant Of Lewis ]. and Mary E. Brooks,
Is hours. l. street southeast
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE Of THE 'DAMlSSIONERS or,
THE DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA. Wasn-
iugtDu,~ u. e., NONrInbcF - IJIa S--tI.i
proposals will DE received ., dis orr. e.,
loom Jce. LI'trict Building. Nl....m,,on. -,
G. until two o'clock p. IN. SATURDAY, IJr-
c..inl~r II. 1913. 40 FURNISH all n. .ssaTv n
bor and materials Tor printing and furnishing
the list Of dclnguents Tor taxes due sal!
district. levied and IN arrears on the frst
Cay Of July. 1873. SpcCiMcations and nrcrs-
Sary Information may be obtained from The.
urchasing OhiCcr Of the Liatri,t Of CuI.Iil-
bla. Room 3g0 district Building Washing-
ION D. {. This advertisement IS published
in Washington. Baltimore. PhiIadelDhlI ana
<sw York tIt". for the reason t.a. n r.
spo,lsa to an aiVertiscmci., 70. Ito SAN.
purpose which WAS published in three diU .
I.,w.pIpeTs - tic city oI nasi.Iu,. .r
date # October l.. 1913 only on. propose.
was received. which wa eicrted in view Of
th.. absence OF Co!Gprt tl0n Indicated by tbs,i
limited rcspOns- TO the 40. .iscment
OLIVER T.. NEWMAN. FREDERICK
SIDDONS. CHESTER HARDING. Commis-
siOners. u. G.
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Vital Records.
Births

Birtha
Ernest p. and Lille " Weeks, girl
George z. and Emma J. Robertson, boy.
Harold G. and Ethelyn Payne, boy.
Louis E. and Ella NJ. Macarthur. girl.
Norman A. and Mary Z. Reese, girl
Joseph A. and Clara L. Kendrick, girl
David E. and Mary G. Jenkins. boy.
Paul and Bane p. Dulaney, boy.
Harry II. and Eugene c. Campbell, girl.
William A. and Clara A. Coutant. boy.
James F. and Anna Beckett, girl
Scott d. and Gertrude A Beckinridge.
boy.
Martha and Sabina Avignone, boy.
Thomas and Julia A Fastroy, girl
George w. and E. White, girl
Henry and Lottie Briscoe, girl.
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
This is the letter that won the prize today.

Place N. w, Washington c.. Nov. 49, 1913
To ditor:>
month"; in to o
diff
east
Buckngham's s
would be
established fact HUTSON.
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
FOR EXCHANGE

CALIFORNIA-A furnished home 10 min
utes from san Francisco ! mile from @
land Stanford University II rooms Iarg,
veranda. baths, sleeping DOrches: trust
ington or suburban real estate. Apply
InWa Circle Phone Y. 1225
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
Marriage Licenses.

Iohn c. K6ontz and Iona v. Mathers.
of Washington.
Andrew Lucas and Catherine Pollard. of
Fredericksburg, Va.
The Washington times., 1913-12-01

FREE-A new and effective method for n.
SuTe of prostHuc bladder troubles and OF -
HeaEnesSes. No medicine necessary: resrII- /,
iILgueGiaiC; tEIre tTc4 t4.t.uts Ire, Ly l.,rsI
p-.y sicsEr. I. '' BOX -fG4 city
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FOR RENT-HOuSES
Unfurnished.

FOR RENT-ColOred. Apart 3. in the Linden
coz. 3Td and Dakdaic ste: steam heat and
jaT:iTor service: iTst- lass CHAS. l.
RANES co. ls0i + 81.
n5 ST. N. w.-l0-room and bath brick.
.---r. ..o z. . .
The Washington times., 1913-12-01

ARRANGE WITH US FOR PRoMPT
DELIVERY OF YOUR FREIGHT
LITTIEFIELD, ALVORD & co,
1+Os Pa ave. n w
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FOR Rent
FOR SkLE-lOTS

Equity IN choice lot in District. 5OxI5O: all
city improvements: - minutes from gth
AMI + sis. one fare: only ; blocks Tron,
Tar line, great sacrifice II sold before bee
TO- Owner. :. = BLK. 100 9Th st n "
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
MUNtI WAN leu q 10 LOAN

INVEST EN- Steal estate iisI tylst
loans are tn sH.rsJ and i,st luNrStm,ul
per cent interest payable semi lnnuali, .
All leans acciu u,d Oh real cstat- with from
10 10 lO per cent IN excess Ui Ioaq.
IL. c. MACkAII. X co
Room 2us, Metropolitan fBank Bldg.
MO-. .EY TO LOA&-G2JO 10 $s0U,vU1 on D. Z
real estate. Several trust funds AZ to )
per CeenI. All transactions conducteu with
economical consideration Iur borrowers,
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO.
Southern building. 80 l5fh.st n "
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate: loves,
rates: prior pay yment p!Nilg.cs; large
amounts. TYLER * RUTHEEFOkn, 72S lbtn
SECOND TRUST
Money TO loan at &C., on District Re,l Is,
tate. ANY amount from 500 TO s. COO on nrst
or second trust. an straight note or munthly
payments. Taxes only three days 10 max,
PAUL v MITCHELL. & CO..
Ts 1sth ~ w
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PLUMBING AND REPAIRS

LOWEST 'stImate5 furnished anywhere in
the District: drop postal. Call or phon5
NJ. 1l29-h. =. =. Rabbit. 4s5 Ii 81
W. J"bbIng. RcnodclIinE
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
WANTED-REAl ESTATE

HOUSE wanted in the northwest. about II
rooms; a. m. t.; viii assume trust and
give clear lots for equity. SAMUEL BURN
SIDE. li.G [ ~. y. W.
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
FOR RGEI-STORES
FOR 2ENT-JFFlCES

Fur RENT -I.lrE" ROOM. %'-i1 feet: 9TH
noOr, ana Two LaiS s'.'oni-uour. Berry *
NnItn"r" hlds. "I... ..,ioI Stryi"r and heat.
Apply BERRY q WHITMORE co. nth and
+ SIS \. ".
FOR kENI-I'TIVatc UirCr and desk room in
rrst-hoor "!.Ce. "u car line. centrally 10
Gated, Is" Oi Telephone and Typewriter i'll
ClUdcd. also p.IN.I"-c to have name. on win
dog. BON l3a. Times "tncc
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
CANDIES
MEDICAL

MILK CHOCOLATE, f!csh every day. ~
per pound. EI"&INGHAM, 1906 G <. "
The Washington times., 1913-12-01

SEVEN rooms. bath; Al condition: y. w:
at sacrifice. owner leaving city: small
cash payment. BON 2ll. Times Office y
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
FLOOR OILS

c T HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KILL-
ING FLOOR OIL, contains olium and wax,
keeps the floors clean and bright and gives
them a polished finish. Good for your furni-
ture. Try ii. SOC gal, delivered Used by the
L. &. Govt and over 0.OO0 families for the
last 5 years 113 Pa. ave. y. w. NJ 545s.
The Washington times., 1913-12-01

OWNER, having no family. would rent her
ComuIodiOus. handsomely furnished home.
reduced rent Of SlvG per month; parlor Ii
bIaTy, dining room "n s.ltr; large sunny
ChambeTa: baths. suitable for eEtertaininS:
piano. china. silver. linen. ready FOR occu-
psECy; in one Of the haadsomest blocks IN
Wash: parking, tTees. VI. ave. and y. just
off Thomas Circle. Apply on premises 1916
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY up-ro-dats full dress and tuxedo suits
for hire. M 7. PINES. Merchant Tailor
1905 zth St " w. Phons Main 521i
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
LOAN COMPANIES

tce JENIFER BLDG. 400 7TH ST. N. ".
Hours, s to 6: Saturday. 8 to L
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
IEWElRY

FOR SALE-Jewelry Of all descriptions.
imported and American. SOC 10 81 per week
call Up North soy and salesman will call
n. DE CANA. Jeweler. 1861 L ST. N W.
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
WALL PAPER

PAPERHANGlNG. painting and decorating
burlaps, room moulding and plate rails floors
refinished and broIzlHS: work guaranteed.
Clarence Parsley. l46 Park I'd. Phi. Col. 1853
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
AUTOMOBILES

FIR Observation-Disclosures 1872 touring car,
full equipment: cheap IL sold this week
Warrington Motor Car Co. 1911 18th ST. y. W
The Washington times., 1913-12-01
FURS

vIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. Free lee,
tures Tor women Wednesday, D. M MAJ.
ural nOn-sursicaI cloth bound 4OO-page boz
free. yiG Colorado Building
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-08-21


FARME
EXHIBITION
Soebuy Deer Park Friday and Saturday, September and
bids fair to be most notable event. There widespread in
teres shown in it already the farmers and others of this
region.
This due part the hard work. splendid enthusiasm and
high efficiency of the committees from the Soebuy Farmers
Club and the Carversve Grange that have the
charge and partly to the vivid recollection remaining with the
general public OF the excellent display OF last when eXca
nations of wonder and surprise to be heard every side
to the high grade and completeness of the exhibit
This exhibition held in the midst of the best agricultural
section of Bucks County, county that stands among the first
five agricultural counties of the nation being rated by the
Agricultural Department of the Government
Every effort is being put forth to make the display fuller
bigger and better than the of 1912. To win blue
ribbon from this institution will indeed be proud distinction
for any farmer mechanic or housewife.
Many people, farmers and nonarmers already arrang-
ing to spend this first weekend of September beautiful Sole
bury Deer Pakwhere nature has been prodga with her
charms and to which visit always refreshing and exhaat
ing when of the various products of fertile farms and
thrifty households gathered there.
This exhibit will be a revelation and delight to all those
who unfortunate to miss the event of last year.
Any inquiries that any may wish make will receive
full and prompt attention if addressed the very efficient Sece
tary Mrs Marion R. Ety. Solebuy, Pa Al
EBURY DEER PARK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-03
LEGAL NOTICES


ssn,eaeed ~ any ceurt e. the city Jail %
rfisnn shall b immediately dsilvsfst 90
con,mttted 90 the custody sud keerins %
said ueaft provided. that the city Com.
~ may hv ordinance make ether pse.
visions for the care ~ arrested persons
pendinE their trial N any court
section > The haAfd shall prescribe
such rules and regulations and exercise
such manner - control ~ will tend ~
To correction aud reformation % prison
cfs and 20 the weil-hsinx - ethefa com
wiitrd 60 ttH Charsn ar hfauHht within
the scope ~ IT, powers and opportunity
Tor rMhlic usefulness and 20 make ths
ssstlss ssid naard. subject % civil
Service rules shall enpiay such assist
anca - maN 30 necessary 20 perform -
roNefa and functions provided. ~ -
te eNetapt thefefrom
section The CITY Council shah max
such provisions ty tax levy, et athsrWtse
and shall set ever q the uses ~ said
Hoard such huudinea lands % prapsrt,
a. Wlll enable said Hoard 10 carry on ~
powers aud duties and such other like
powers ard duties a. may be prescribed
seetiea s. said neard a. far rs may
BE- shall seek the 50 operation ~ the
schoei and fark boards ard the kins
rnuniv authorities Tor the purpose or
evolving thc best possible soclal csndl,
section = Al charter provisions and
ordinsnrcs In eontiiet "erowith are re
ANp nv IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that uueh proposed amendment shall No
submitted 70 the qualified electors ~ ihr
eiiN fuF their ratification or rejection
az tho next genefai municipal etectiun So
ha held on the tth dh2 ~ March lNtA
Passed the CiiN rouucu the i'm day ~
November. talt. and siEncd BY mo in
epru session In authenttcation u rs pas
ssEe this iith day - NeNgmteg 1919
NOMENr n NENkEftt.
| President ~ the city Council
| FILED the itth daN % November, 1878
~ " CARROLL.
isitv camui ROLLER and HxsnffirtN CITY Clerk
Date ~ urst publication January tts'.
it1fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-03

PROPOSED a MG%DMsN no. p
A REaOLurGON and PROPOSITIONS
10 amend Section 10 " Article YIN ~
tha charter relating 20 tho making Of
impras amenta and The purchase OF ma
toriala and supplies and submitting such
proposed amendment 60 tho electors 81
mo rtty AZ the ncxt general municipal
election to be hold March 4. 1914
gE tT REsOLNEp BY THE cry
: cOUNCIL or THE CITY OF SEA-
= TILE
That Section 10 Of Article VIII of the
city Charter be amended to read as fol-
lows
section 10. All local improvements. tho
funds for tho making Of which are III
rortiy or Indirectly TO be derived IN whole
or ~ part, from assessments upon tho
property benefited thereby, and such
other improvements as tho city Council
shall by ordinance prescribe. may DO
madn by contract to he lot TO tho lowest
bidder therefor. under tho management a.
the Hoard OF Public Works or In tho dis
.retion OF said board the same. or any
Eart thereof, may be done under tho rssn
"a gomsnt Of said board by day labor,
Whlrb hoard shall direct the purchase Of
materials and suppiiea neoessafy therefor
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LEGAL NOTICES


Proposed AMENDMEwT NO
- kssol-tTiON and puOPOHfTIDS
- nrend ne Charter n tho CITY ~ ~
49, y AIDING tberef1 3 new afficie 90
: kneNn ~ Article XVI rraatluv a
Ssra o. Public WeifarH defining the
49,. no duties thereof repeating al
80 yFssislors and ordinances in con
4 ~ :. .asreslih anf Eubmitt'nz tho Hame
4iaiitisd voters u ere city at the
~ ~ xrnsral municipal election
~ kE5obFED BY THE CITY
TyvgAliL ~ THE CITY OF SEAT
Thst ne Charter q the CITY ~ s.,,,ls
- .sf.8st ~ Addine thereto "a rev ar
stsa -. Eaorn a. Article XVI. which
&A tftd a. follows.
-. ARTICLE XVI
There is herahg satabftrtrd
a., o.ta q Public welfare r8mDased -
~. 'Faipers. 70 - appointed bv ffa
~ sih tha consent ~ the Council
~ 1917 70 removal f4T cause urun
va, afisnea ~ the council Tar
~ me Board shall 81 wor4ra
a. ,tl,i serve without comDsnsaf
s,- - .es.f terms shall ~ ~ ne 800
e,ss,--.asi y The frat anus 1f@ts h. b.
49,. thta ~ the Mav4r .ar.e .t.rn
h. -. ,us year. one fsf faa Faars on.
-. 80 tsafs one Tor FOUR .aarr rvA
snsr y I'VE years Wfhin drtv drs,
rAff 49, =. tNfhs fIlEcf Nf this amend
H.. Mayor shall ms.,n aurh anr,..l,.t
ss fyih pslaona resident lg ~ ~,
~, .f vel known fof tfeir n.,t.ti'
-. - interest % the otsarts est ~.
- q such Board ana pef
re 1885, y provisions applicable hnrsf
ba.fd ~ attended b. ard rrbrses 49,
49, ne officers thereof
elo,fn = Said Board staff h... 81.
Nsf.t ..... .pefs zion and r1rtref og@
lofias 80 yaiis, nsyiuua nad reform,
~. a Places Tor deterf'aa' -f
n ,r.i.ts aslinapsufs. asd .er --ei...
fhd 80. sehoois Tor iuyerfi. ,tfs.,.e ~.
heisdsd r,'slns hounes public hsfha ~
pabils 49,. y public pafka ara tsoetes
fnsn. arm lands ana wofkr ~ s.,,..i'.
psrfr.e. hpptary or aruervrre, Al,
". ssa .tss,ynginR 70 the CIV ~ 49,
ne aarki.. nave power ~ Droslde n.
ana assaas ~ prisoners ana atbar ~.
saet ~s.' rs supsryisign "a g,..T,. g'i
fsnts..s, a4 may 10 iauffi 80. ~. =, ~ "
" fsa l. a. may be- dearaed 49,.
y kes,,sy raId Board Raid r. pIy{pr
sra,rl .ssp dsiiysr Or dl"@ra,saa $40 shal
shs es,., IN is~ all prir9ret. N az
,ffesr IN. Or deIiSareg a. \, 80 per
bsrs.n. court sushorlzsd III ~ ~
khaaf ~ ,sss'ed ~ the boiirs =, -
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED
Il


hida may 10 received rlr AT ~ hnT
par, Or Division - Hey proposed contract
and no contract shall DO Hublst except Tor
tho furnishing o. material without the
previous consent - tho cry Council
Provided that in any fass not IN con
fliet with state lAu tho council may ~
ordinance detsrmIns Whsiher an I'm
prpNemonis or any part thereof shall BE-
made by contract Or otherwise
AND nB m FURTHER HEHOfVED
that such proposed amendment be sub
mltted 60 the qualified electors u the
city Tor thair ratification 90 rejection 81
the next general municipal election 90 BE-
held March T. 1918
Passed tho citF Council The a9th day
~ Deremher 1913. and signed ~ mo la
open session IN huthoniicltiDu n - pas
Sage this a0th day % December, 1919
uDHr u EHKETH.
preaidcnf u The cry Council
Filed the 1Oth day o. December. 1918
~ W CARROLL
city Comptroller and 81 -offieiO city clsfk
Date Of first publication January alN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-03

VuBHur En AMEN bMtnf Hl .
A NEGOTIATIONS snt fWufnHti lle
"a amend Ariiris Nviu ~ enc tif
Ctaftar W ndaiHr thereto a nrN &c. fisH
ta Do hn1un as HofilnH ~. feiriIht 70
tha qualifications uf candidate 81 fi.e
Give offices Dos the ritf ~ HfHtiie. a.A
- hnittinn surh proposed amauameni e.
ihs electors ~ tha ciiF 81 we SUI
utuni lpai riariida % ha hrld 10 ih' tlH
~ ths tth aaf q Mafrh l'le,v GREY
corNctL ~ THE CITY az HEAt-
Thsi Article Nvifi - ne ciir charter
10 ameudsd D. sttlus thereto
section Go he knows 80 8erti'a o. Ah'rt
shalt read a. faiinwH
section ~ Efrry candidate for nom
iratiea ID any elsfiits ENC. aad
nsfsnn nominated Co anf sYrh sfflfe ~
acf the charter ~ tho cHI ~ seattle shall
mtthin TEN ftei SAYS afFf me hal %
.hnidtnE tNe primary eine tinn at Hhieh p
h candidate % the rirriipn az rhle.
he 4. gi~rted uis an lefnisef statement
ia Nsitfnr uraH a Suitable fnfm % I"
Furnished ~ lta CITY Eainrtf"fsN ~ "Hif
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