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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

1t is estimated that the slaughter
Of animals in Kentucky in the eff
fort to stamp out the foot-and-mouth
disease has cost the State $4,000.
The Legislature will be asked to APP
propriate $4,000 to reimburse the
owners of the animals destroyed.
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1
longer.
Mrs. Phelps Renick and Miss
Mary Lisle Duty, of Winchester,
spent Christmas with their parents
in this city.
Messrs. Seth Bolts, Tom Grubbs,
Floyd Clay and Tom Greene at
tended the dance in Paris last We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Mccormick and
children, of Lexington visited the
family of Mr.. o. W. Mccormick for
the week END.
Mrs. Ella Belle Conway and Mrs.
j. w. Shankland, of Owingsville
were guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scott.
Mrs. Marshall Myers and daugh-
ter were in Wilmore, Jessamine
county last week spending the holi-
days with relatives.
Mr.. John S. Wyatt left last week
for Decatur, Ala, where he will
spend several weeks with his broth
er, S. Buford Wyatt.
Mrs. Clarence Richardson has re-
turned to her home in Lexington
after a visit to Mrs. Mamie Rich
ardson in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Cunningham
and baby, of Huntington, w. Va.
spent the Christmas holidays with
relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. White have
gone to Morristown, Tenn, where
they will spend the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh F. Minis.
Miss Lucille Peed has gone to Tay-
louisville, where she will spend sew
eral weeks visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Peed
Judge and Mrs. C. C. Turner
and son, billiard, of Frank
fort, are here to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Nunnelley and
two children, of Richmond spent the
holidays with Mrs. Nunnelley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Apperson.
Misses Esther and Margaret Will
son, who are attending school at
Midway, are visiting Mrs. Bette
Hardwick and Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Chatham spent
the Christmas holidays with rela-
tives at Harrodsburg Mr.. Chat
ham was also in Louisville on bus
mess for couple of days.
Mr.. Chas May, representing the
American Tobacco Company, with
headquarters at Danville, KY, is
spending his vacation in this city
and county with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Mcdaniel
Anderson have returned from Wis
it to Cincinnati and Louisville and
will spend the winter with Mr.. E. S.
Anderson, near Sideview.
Mr.. John Everett, of New Or
leans, La, is visiting his father,
George C. Everett, and other rel
atives in this county. 1t is his first
visit in nine years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Voolfolk, of
Lexington and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mccormick, of Winchester spent
the holidays with Mrs. sohn Taul
on Elm street last week.
cuII ncDc pcnCopn
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
BIRTHS

Born to the wife of Mr.. Fred C..
Rushford (nee Miss Virtna Hamil-
tom at the home of Mr.. w. S. Ham
ilton in this county, December 81.
1914, son-Richard Rushford.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

days with relatives in this city.
County Attorney Il. W. Senff was
in Lexington yesterday on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Grubbs, of
Winchester, visited relatives here
the past week.
Attorneys W. B. White and Jno.
A. Judy were in Owingsville Monday
on legal business.
Mr.. o. T. Harris, of st. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. James A..
Vansant, in this city.
Miss Nora Goodpaster, of Owings-
vile, was here last week, a guest of
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Grubbs, of
Winchested visited Mr.. and Mrs. H.
r., Prewitt last week.
Miss Sallie Whaley, of Paris,
spent the holidays here with her sis
ter and other relatives.
Mr.. Warren Cline, of Falls Mills,
Va, is here on visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Cline.
Mrs. Lucy Fesler is visiting the
family of Colonel Henry l.. Stone in
Louisville for the holidays.
Sam Blevins and family, of ILL
nois, are visiting the family of d.
d. Blevins, in this county.
Miss Emily Lloyd, who is attend
ing school in Lexington, is visiting
the family of John S. Frazer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chenault,
of Louisville, are visiting the family
of County Judge w. o. Chenault.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Joseph visit
ed the family of L. Saloshin in Paris
last week and spent the holidays.
Mr.. l.. d. Greene, of Louisville,
spent Christmas with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien B. Greene.
Mrs. Margaret Cravens, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in Lexington has returned home.
Miss Rannie Burroughs, who has
been visiting relatives in Carlisle and
Millersburg, has returned home.
Hon. Robt. G. Gordon, prominent
of the Louisville bar, was in
the city Tuesday on legal business.
Messrs. Parker and Forest Wood,
Of Louisville, spent Christmas with
their mother, Mrs. John c. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hawkins, of
Versailles, are the guests of Mrs.
NJ. C. Clay and other relatives here.
Mrs. John Gay, of Woodford
county was here last week visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mamie Bridgforth.
Mrs. A. f. Wheeler and Miss Lo-
raine Wheeler, of Lexington, visited
relatives and friends in this city last
week.
Miss Ethel Ferguson, teacher of
musi" at the city schools, is spend
ing the holidays with relatives in
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Browning and
title son, Woodford, have returned
rom visit with relatives in Clark |
county.
Mr.. Walter Teegarden, of Morri-
son, ILL.,, is here on a visit to the |
family of his. father, Mr.. George |
Mrs. C. 4. Evans and Mrs. Jack |
accord, of Winchester are visiting
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
'rewitt, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Rogers and
'aby spent Saturday and Sunday
n Lexington. Mrs. Rogers and baby
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

William Stone and Miss Beatrice
Arnold, both of Sharpsburg, Bath
county, came to this city and Sc
cured license and were married
Wednesday evening.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

Try can of Fortress coffee
money back and no questions asked
if not satisfied. Vanarsdell & Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

Good cooking apples at 25e per
peck at Vanarsdelps.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
RELIGIOUS

Is RELIGIOUS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
Rev. Lewis W. Burton, of Lexing-
ton will hold services at the Epis-
copal church in this city next Sun
day morning.
Rev. 7. W. Watts, pastor of the
Methodist church will preach Sun
day morning and at night will give
magic lantern lecture on "Our
Social Problem"
The C. +. Union will conduct a
watch night service at the Methodist
church Thursday night. The Social
hour will begin at 9 o'clock, the pro.
gram from IL to IL o'clock. The
public is invited to this Union meet
ing and Social. There will be free
will offering for the benefit of the
Union.
Preaching at the Baptist church
Sunday morning by the pastor on
the subject of "Christion Union"
The entire membership urged to be
present. 1t is the first Sunday in
the New Year. Make good resolu-
tons and carry them out. On Sun
day night we will continue our study
in the book of Romans. The sub
ject last Sunday night was "How
we Got Lost" the subject this com
ing Sunday night will be, "How We
Get Saved"
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will hold its annual party Friday
night, January LIST, 7 p. M, at Me-
KEGS Hall. The following COM
mittees have charge:
Arrangement - Mrs. Elizabeth
Harper; Mrs. Walter Turner, Miss
Elizabeth Lockridge, Mr.. Foster
Rogers, Mr.. NJ. r. Hainline.
Entertainment Mrs. William
Strossman, Mrs. NJ. V. p. Yeaman,
Miss Lenore Classify, Prof. w. o.
Hopper, Mr.. Jilson Whitsitt.
Refreshment-Mrs. J. A. Vansant,
Mrs. Jno. Stofer, Mrs. C. T. Chat
ham, Mrs. Jno. Frazier, Miss Lottie
Rogers.
Distributing-Mrs. Silas Stofer,
Mrs. J. l. Robinson, Mrs. VIM. Van
Antwerp, Miss Sue Evans, Miss
Mayme Wilson, Miss Henrietta Cole
man, Miss Mayme Fassett. Mr.. Frank
Hill, Mr.. Howard Refs, Mr.. Jerry
Coleman.
Tickets Of admission may be Sc
cured from T. F. Rogers, Jr., at his
Office on Maysville street.
On Sunday, january Bird, the pas
tors of the town will preach on the
subject of "Christian Union"
The following is the program for
January 4, 5, and 9TH of January:
Methodist church, Monday night,
January 4 Subject; "The Church,
Rev. Clyde Darsie; "What the Church
Does for Me-, DR.. W. R. Thompson;
''What | Do for the Church,, C. w.
Nesbitt; "Church Cooperation,
l.. T. Chiles.
AT the Christian church, Tuesday
night, January 9Th: Nations and
Their Ruelrs", Rev. Il. w. Watts;
'What Constitutes a Christian Ma
ion, b. w. Trimble; SIS War Justi-
liable Between Christian Nations ?"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

Rev. 7. W. Watts, pastor Of the
Methodist church will preach Sun
day morning and at night will give
magic lantern lecture on "Our
Social Problem"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

Rev. Lewis w. Burton, of Lexing.
ton will hold services at the Epis-
copal church in this city next Sun
day morning.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
AUCTION SALES

Sy VIRTUE Of a certain Desd OF Trust, duly
recorded II. Libe- No. 1874 a. folio SIS, ct
Seq. OF the Ind Records OF the DlSl-ict OF
Columbia, and al the reoCest Al tho parties
secured thereby, the undersigned Trustee |iil
sell at Public Auction in Iroat oi the prem
ises on NondaS, tho ninlH Jay OF March,
isis AZ Ldlt-past loUr o'clock y. III. the
following G.scrine! I:Iui and premises stu
aied III ine City Il Washington. pistgiC. o;
Columbia: Lot numCcIe ed seventy -ciSIt iis'
IN square nGmlc. c'i 3iCS. being rcsu5dlvIs-
4oh or lots numbered siNry-visht 'sNl aud
siAty-H!n" iC!D in square HuniDCrt'! thirty
seven hundred a'd elSnt tJiCSr In the SuO-
ciF'sioh Know AS tE.iIUm Castle lcis,lts n !
pea par itcuruvd In the office Of the Surre. o.
lor csc District UG Columbia in Euoi, -. i'ag-
~, one Ui the records III the u!fcc ui Jnv
surveyor OF thc District OF Columbia.
. Ie!ns: Cnv-tL!fG cash. balance ~ .'Isai
iisiaiiin.nis at onc and tao years, Win ia
s-rest at per ,entiIiii per anDUpi, pay aDlc
S.;iiil -aiii UAiiy jiu,i inc asy sale, Gud st,-
Cured b: deed OF trGst on III. proper! sO,i.
or all cash, at the purchasers op'ion.
celos:t uI s-Vt.UD val NC reuuirtd q. tEo ti'-s
% safe. Al convey snCins aud recoG tin;, Will
b3 .. the purchaser CIst Terms 90 30
coh. Diied With witniI ten days. Otherwise tho
trustee reserves the right TO resell at the
FISK and cost OF tho ccfaulting purchaser.
CONTINENTAL TRUST CUMfANA.
lGceD Trustee.
By - $. BRIGHT,
SeSratcry
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+ ulleralS

!'.rr-:N sn-....,s :. ~. Icy H.
.:r"w:.. st III Ni@t'- sr~"e- 00riInesi.
-pd-y at :; v'cloC-
F.-"~ar srr: .res T., NJ. I-..c. .,.1 z.
Rcad JoaEso0. =: o. H'G C.12 pei, TO-
dag 81 - o'' 'oc';-
lN,.ucrai sr-yiccs 10 H}Ta Faan.r E,
;oss. -. Car ectt E.i-E. nd tccIy .:
. o'cioc;i- burial n Arlington Ea-
tDasl CcnetcrT
-uaeraI services f,&s;o:1n J.. Scnn;df.
-' Cicncots' Cl,apei. tcday al 10
- tgci-
funeral se.N sccs fSV G.:E SciEc L
Eiul- u tcr resiGcn>s 81; E-reG.
rlhwIsr. CndZy a. : o'cfock-
iT:-crzI ses.5.ss IG Hiss Nara Zane
moot az Oak HE Chaysi ,ocEJ al
'g ,tOA
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PROPOSALS

-..rTC.2 ~ rE. coM.IsSlOAE.Es OF
TIL. Di5TsIIC'- o. .DLI:iRrA. ra-1:ng-
-. N-on = 81 Ssa,e1 y-Js 81 = vii :,
-s-s.vs- =: IS ctrc5. z-o5-- o. Dtstr:1-
RIi'l!ES. r.. Two o'clocs. ,. -. &a-c.. -.
~ Il. furnishing r-t ,.slNs-l-g c.shttsT.
hundred CS.D p!eCss eass 60 usA = strs-t
laEIpa Specifications aid to-m ct IrOposHis
ma l." ootairsd :-s'r: -h= Pu.I:haSi~s O'u-rr.
T. - Rom 70 I'is;r!cL Building. OLIVER
y. Nt.N NAN. i'I:Ei'ERI' < l.. SIDDDNS.
- TESTER NNEpI%G. Com..!ss!oaers. Il. =.
G,'t'iCE or TiIr. COMMISSION ERS uf'
EI.E uISl ElCl uT' colt NIHA. WaBh nr-
r"., E,br"a:, -. iyu. Scale, p-JIosa,s W!
10" r-Cci, ei n this Office Roo :I9. r'> r.;
l:r,.ldrns. urUl INo o''."ck. ,. IT,. aiarch -
1914. f"r furnishing AID 3 iiN'r'..cc "u~i.i;-
'hc C'"al y"a- hcRi- ming jui l. III. :nu
.-dinE Iu-r 30, 1si'. oil ~ u I.cs- -. '"c
Is, r' -. N.-r!uus hs;.7."n.s . - ';.'.P a.
-..-- - IN Dt;t-l'' 80 C".u...t' e.. g,,.'f.-
s'rs., /: 20: :, - g. r,-.-0nal r-,- rn h'l -.l
i-or, -. Fu-,..,r '-.;, '":lc,-. 3! -. B t.
ri,Epl..-,'V T. igftiS-,- ..r,S ft:
cIANDIN'i. 'O:u,ai'ii5r.,.- -.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
; LEGAL NOTICES

CONRAD u. syME e JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH. A-to-neys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
rRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING y Dis
TkICT COURT. IN RE: The opening and
extension Of a public alley IN square lo.', IN
the District OF Columbia. District Court No
iUs4. Notice Is hereby given that the Com
uu,S5orers Of the District OF Co,ur1biG, pur-
gLsnt to the provisions OF section leeS 10 sec
the D,s,ric; OF Coiumbis. have filed petition
IN thts court praying the condemnation OF the
Lana necessary fc- the opening and cAte2-
sion OF public alley in square ivIi IN the
Iyist-ic. Q: Columbia a. shown On plat or
NAP filed with tho sGit petition. AZ part
thereof. ali praying also thai . iu-y Ct five
any pereon interested II these proceedings
and not l, the service or employment Of the
Dlstrtc: OF Columbia or OF chc United States.
&c summoned by the United States marshal
for the D.stric. q Columbia - sssess the
camase3 each owner OF Land to be taken
may sustain by reason Of The opening aod
ton OF the land necessary for the purposes
thereof and TO assess es benefits Resulting
the-cfryn the entire amount OF sai.i 62r1-
ages. including the expenses Of these p.ocee'-.
irsc upon each lot or par OF LOT or parcel
Of land n the sauare or block + which sail
alley or minor street ls TO be opened. cx-
each lot part OF lot or parcel Of ground in
the squares or blocks confronting the sCuaso
IN which said alley or minor street Is to Be
opened. provided for IN and by the Gforo-
said code OF law. I: is. by tho Court. this
9Th day Q: Febru2ry, i. D. 1919. Ordered.
that all persons having any iGte-eFt IL
these proceedings BE-. aid they are hereby,
warned and commanded TO appear II this
cour: on o. before the lIth day OF March. y.
n. 1914, e. ten o'c!ock 4. n. and con:i2uo
4! attendance until the court shall haSo
made it, fns! order -at,fying ard Confirming
no u"arl of damages ard the ass sassnleRt
Of benefits - TIE jury TO be cmca.e!=t c..d
sworn he-e!2; c2L Il n fCrtEC- ordered :hs-
= copy OF this notice a,L Urde- b. published
one IN the Washington Law Eepo-tar and
twfrn 4 week to- two successive weekJ T.. tie
" Arlington EN ening star. the Washington
Post ard The Washington Times. news
pa pers published IN he said District before
tho Eai! 18th day Of March. =. d. 1919. II
IL further Ordered. That ] copy ct this 10
.!ce and order I've eerved BY the United
States marshal. his deputies. uIo-- each
o! the owners OF the fee q the land TO be
cond 1m1cd tercil aJ nay ha found ~ Tho
said rIlsrshal. " his deputies wi:hin The
District o. { !GErbis b.fdrs the sciG I7th dsy
O." March. i. .. -g13. BY ...4 Cou-.. Wi-IIiIi =,
Justice. CSefn \ true cop. TeIt: :. y
-C'T',-'+. C-c-.;. = -. .. HJ'SEt-, :IiAH-
The Washington times., 1914-03-02

BY VIRTUE cc { certaic Decd cs Trust, duly
recorded in Liper No. .SG5 at Folio liz, ct
s-'I VI the Land Records Of the District OF
CGuDiDia, and at The request ~ The p.I tics
secured thei"p!, tie undersigned Trustee WAL
sell 81 IuDiic Auction III iron: u thc ,.-..l-
ises ON Sondey. .he ninth day cl March. i3Is,
Il; ha!I-pS tnI.C O'Clock y. IN, ihe .olIoN-
ing desCiiD,d land and p.tmisCG situated ~
thr Ciiy vi Washington. DistriCt Of. COlun-
DIa: Los Numbered hundred and thirty
ICur tVij and oHc hundred and .hiEty-ave
,l.oy in s4uare numbered thirty :hrec Lur-
dred and eigAty-four t35sD in the suuIyie!on
called Chillum Castle Heights, the Ilat O.
flpund plan or which subdiyiclou s Of record
in Libe- No. - at folio "a. one OF the rec
ords IN The office ot the Su-rcys: Gc the DE-
tTict OF Columbia.
rcrrns: One-third cash, balance in equcI
.1stal.Inanis ~ one and two years, with m
rerest at per c.utnu per arnum, layable
stmi-annually from the day Of sale and SC
cured by decd % trus, o. the properly sclJ,
or all cash. at the purchaser OptiJn A
deposit Of S21HDS will bs required a the tim.
OF sale. AL crnvsyarctng and -ecOrtirr Will
be at the purchaser est. Ir-Inr TO be
complied With within ter days. Otherwise the.
trustee reserves the right to resell az the
rI9a and cost Of tine deIaulting purcha ser
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY,
tScai, 'i'IIsIge.
By T. :. BRtriiiT,
SsC"rtr-y.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAF'E. prominent lrcstlon IL shopping dis
trict: cost I" equip 500; owing TO mat
tentIOn taxi. sl,J-.
WHOLESALE l.quor store: downtown , =
ness section; i-ycc- lease: rent s5Y; r-.Nc
away et s., 100.
DRY GOODS. notion and confectionery stc-a:
location bcst: cheap rent good n..-g
-oo1s; price interesting.
ROOMING and boarding house: .doal iocG-
ton: handsomely furnished p-!ce sl.uJU:
-t'umins houec. 400 block 6,h g.; only s35,
pool ROOM: ; tables; ron--cstter., owner
sIcri:!Le for 10
lion: rcn. ss5; receipts $50 Gn,: $3.50 Or m
-oice.
DRUG, STORE: p-omlnen: ald ole-es.ab-
lished stand y. e; ,esG thai .Lvoicc q.
3. go; rent s3I.
want good place cheap. ,nsr.,e. thia It
once.
LUNCH ROOM: c,ose 70 60. DIP: hand
$3.50; LUNCH rom rca- l2.h and Pa ave,
sSsc. 70 nYy o. rel! store So -.
2;Ew YORK HCsINrss BROKERS. ,t2s I,
GENERAL rncrchand:sc -iorc. chou: miles
from washington. acres oi land, iru't
uecs. splendid store and dwelling. COW. :.
horses Rent So. T-ice. $I.5co
MOVING PiCrJ RE THEATKE; gooI ioca
ton: be quick; this theatre Till sell At o.ce
LENCFRoOM; location tn" Dcs,. a pAyin.
rnd high class place: o.he- luHrhrcona IN
nj. parts cf the ci:".
CONFECTIONERY ciRu- ;-rG @s-a lu,irecs
rcR: SO; cha-cr % BOW "E:c.
'i.:DC Ehi. Il h s.. loce.i"r.. =, - ..-.r :
'-lBJ u.,'".l. 90 -- e.. ..:'~-. -.
:sJOHiNG E"I ~. c'h ). l-... e. ....... .. .:
tOON!N'i f'rI'SE, ,irsut =. ............ -,
ROCMlEi ttJt - Ms. ~. u -1r :-
fGroM.NG HJU:;'i. y. .T,.... &C.. ~
GEE - 20 bu, . ee' AZ ~, in. r-u-
-yicc- advertise. u-.il So.
MARSHAL. ~: DR0K:,!.,. g.; :. -.
DINING I.OOA - :yar:. Lus.nsse ssoi!....
ca: ami gas free: bedroom. panr-y. >
Kitchens ami ,arI: boaiG for COR. rent.
J'r!cc 500.
groceries :o- "asl cl:'ut' I:I.IMDNr
IS. IHiOKEI:s'. Il; l@tI =. y. ".
GI;rCET.Y SruII: .or saIc. recount Of
,la.g, oi nusinc.s. oII-e,,aillg!.cd placc.
%. go. lgtr - -. =. " 10
The Washington times., 1914-03-02

bf VIRTUE OF e certain Deed of TrGs:, Guly
reSorG,d III Liber NO. H1.- at Folio .s,. G:
see Oi the Lauu Records OF the. Dis.rISI j.
CoiLmbia, ana AT Jne cq Test ti. parties
sccLied iGeieDy, the undersigned I-us..e Nj
ScIi ii IubIIG Auction III II.u, tuc PREM
Isss Ca slonua.. the aiDtb day -: .Lar-a. i?Is
NJ 'oGr C!'cA y. IIi., ilIe i"iio me uvScTloc,I
l-lil an! PR ,.iisCS s.tGa.cG il. t!ty cI
hashtDE.oI., District o. Columbia: LOIS
LEaIEtTvd t.ISfty-vne 'Slp aui eighty two ,SgJ
al Square numoc-ed Tnirty-three Eundrei
and eishIy-sIsG; 'S%Se. in the subdivision
IL.ioC ChIilum Castle Hcights. the pIal or
ground plan u which subdivision is .; re-
cord IN LiueE NJ. T.. at folio II OF the
recoros in The office u. tile Sur.eyor oil tbe
District VI Columbia.
Terms. One third cash, balance in cYuel
-.StaIImentS al one ana t|o yea.s, sith In
leicst al b per centum per aununi, Jayabie
s1a- Enh 2diiy iroln tne usy sale. and
cared hy deed o. trust III. property sold,
or I'll Gosh. Al the purchasers option. \
ccpOsit Of 5000 will he required the time
Q! sale. All convey anclpE ana reCo-uing viii
be Gl the purchaser cost. IeE.us - be
complied with within Ten days. o,her E.s. tie
trustee reserN es the right 10 reseII al the
r-Sh ana cost OF tAe ccI IaultIcE purchaser.
CUNIlNENTAL TkCSf IOMrANy,
tSeai, Trus,oo.
- T. s. BRIGHT,
/ SeC-e-pry
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PUBLIC NOTICES

., -. '.' -. 9 :.,'rr %, ... II IS
.-T:Gc- - .'-,.'. - r.. g.. 80.
-to:!c. = , F. .'. t- - =. ,~7.s,- -
'ANts l. a----ca . .tsl property H. III
I''s..!c. -: ,'1!u.~''.- ~ ~ i. -" 90:
Tu.y l.'". e.so g. -ssssST=G;s suhiecs tn
Ee,c- hcs 0te1 Ec'Utel. i CO..! tis-'u' T.liI
~ ceii' cred to any taSPayer apr .y.a@. =. e-s-
:h= II TIE Cfics 0. IAe Cuilsc-'- II t-N's
oc the District {: CoIumh.a- and u tu"
IA" assessments duo. t.Se.tCr WITH IL"
penalties ::aI ."S;s Ma: may EaNc a.y'..cL
thereon. shall not 10 paid lgiu" 10 {. "a
named for silc name. thu 'lth "A %.
March. i"'f. the prup"r;y turCIvs. W. he
SH'd '.n.i~T U'.r 4.re":iuu "a; rT;.i' az IIoI
at tho oi.icr of III" ro.l-'o. -. ,I'c:, .. 49,"
!str.ct OF Col..nhri. Commencing i:r
said iCth l.- u; I-arC:.. I.ii. L-t"-c.T t4r
.'5-..s q: - COCK = tI- -"ra.. rU:. ;@L
Z o'c.2c.; ~ the Et-ar-o"... l. - " :--.,aE
eacn Flooring day. SUrCay5 ana IOtSG! nc.
days excepted. until all such dsliaIGea.
nrnpeT IL solo. OLIVER F. NEWM -
FREDERICK T.. SIDDOSS. CHESTER
IA iipiSG. Ca-.sa.ssiSSsss g. S-s U.1L..:. -
os:rS.s1A
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Obituaries

MRS. I.TCY ". rI:''l... { Il.
--'ath street NOV h"e-t N..r.h !
ZIRs ANNIE =. i:i'"nI1.y. az I-'9
;. street soutEe>. Marc ..
IRIS. ELIZABETH 6. lawson, It
:. street nO-;--c.5 Ma-c-s :.
jim l.. SCHMIDT. -: % 7'.:ei.-tr
-.~ss- north g. F"hr.a-y -.
IRs. A. "a. sOWERS. At o. r.s!-
.. ---.e. 6l5 S",oIi S.T,-i G"~thU a4i,
.lzrch !.
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DEATHS


CCNNOiII--On SUNDAY, March :. isi+
KATHARINE CONNOLLY, Ia lie Jcrents.
sixth year Of 4E.r age.
/ Ftncral from the JSlGcnCc o Gtr sister
Mrs. G. l.. Pcgkc. SIC seventh street north
cast. ON "Wednesday. March I. at so T. ni
theEce To Holy Name Church. vhere Has
VIII be sting at a.. m fOr -he rSpose OF he,
soul. lntcrmcnt a: MoGnt Olive; Cemetery
kILRCY-On saturday. February :s. jsH, ~
1855 ,. m, at the residence o. her sou-in-
law. Charles J. y. I.atterner, SoI EiShleenIf
street northwest, MARGARET. widow oj
Peter kflroy.
Funeral from the above address. Tues
day. March .. at $3.50 O'Clock. thence to Sc
Dominic'S Church, where solemn requ.e,e
mass VIII be sung at 10 o'clock fOr the 70.
pose OF he- soul Relatives En6 friends IN
vItei. -
HEEDY-Or March :, 1911, .: io:.0 ?. II,
KATIE T. REEDY, beloved daughter o
Catherine Cohcrty tree Resdyi. AM be-
loved sister of Mrs. Nellie ReeGy Peck.
Funeral from her late residence 81 2
street northwest. Mass 80 81. Patrick:
Church. en- "wednesday. March I. 1t y u. m
wISEE-At Garfield Hospital. on FeSrCarJ
IS, 1919. at o'clock y. m, Mrs BLANCHE
WISER. OF s!5 +; street southeast Suryjret
by husband and one CIIld.
Services will be held az T.spetSi.S c+.zpel
2IT pcnnsyivania svenUc southeast, on flss
day. March :, al p. Intsrnc1t 4,
Gfenwood Cemetery. Relatives and iTleajs
invited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WHY NOT SPEND few days c. Q week or
moro at tho LEESECRG INN. LEESBC Ri.
VIRGINIA. For Il pleasant recreation take
the ". 4 .. ID. Railway az 3e:h and VI sts.
n. W. Comfortable large rooms. good table.
plenty OF chickens. country butter, Gags and
milk: rates reasonable. 4. u. ADELSBE3-
GER, propr,etor
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EVANSVILLE.

Two petitions to amend the town
charter 20 allow women TO vote in
municipal matters are being circulated.
One calls upon the general assembly to
amend the charter forthwith. while the
other asks a referendum al the mt
nicipa election May &
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SPlRITUALISM

sEA%CE MEETINGS TUESDAY und rnnr,,ity
'StS.. II j.. IA. :.hI.p: r,I.lig3S IA / 4. y.
,;r..S H.iSlls ar Mrs. K Eu.i.. 20 6t.. sc
MRS. MAMlE STEVES Ae:i".n Moi, "a
.s3trIctC: " spiritual gGhCO!: p-iya!a readings
given daiiv. rs NJ. we < y ~ : ~ ~
MEETINGS Monday. Wednesday,. Tr!Go>. ,
y IA. sharp. message to each. .s iiy- es &
taSs: .:.s. :. u. as!iay, ssI .-,;. vernon pl
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR EENT-MODERN 2-STORY BUILD
ing. 7th St near El,. ave, west side. Fine
storerCom and show window; rooms asd
Baths, arranged ac modern apartments:
separate entrance. For fur her particulars
see EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. e2s e 81. nv.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02

The East Hyattsville Improvement
association met yesterday with \. u.
l3eaE TO- cons:dGs plans Eor a public
school The next meeting Will be March
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George Ski6more. engineer at she G,V-
ernment Hospital for the INSANE. has
recovered sufficiently rom Illness to
return 10 his duties