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The Washington times., 1914-05-14
PUBLIC NOTICES

SALE OF PUBLIC FROPERTY-War De-
psrtmcnt, May ., 1914. There will I've sold
at auction at ~ a. nl., May Is. 1914, ia North
Courtyard OF State. War, and Navy De-
partment Bldg, and on lot adjoining. 1923
new York ave. n. W, chairs, typewrit-
ing machines, furniture, cameras, PRINT
Ing frames, trays etc. Articles 10 be re-
moved without delay after sale at FISK and
expense OF purchaser. ALBERT u. DRANE.
Ihief OF Supply Div.
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AUCTION SALES
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED LOT ON EAS1EE.S Az T..

THOS. J. OWEN q son. AuctiUneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
pRONED LOT On EAS1EG.' Az
y L.
recorded IN Lioer 1891 at Folio a ct SEQ. OF
the land records, OF the District OF CJium-
bia al the request OF the party secured
thereby, the Undersigned trustee will sell at
public auction at the oIIice OF Thos j. owen
* son. 1851 u Street, on FRIDAY, The I'D
LAY OF MAY, \. ID. 1914 AT OCLOSh
l.. NJ, the following real estate, 10 Wit: Lot
So in Square 4s36 in Clara A. Mardens SUB
division OF a part Of tract OF land called
CRANKY. now known as villa Park heights,
as per plat recorded in the Onice OF the
SurN cyor for the district OF Columbia In
Book County e.. Folio Is.
Terms OF sale: all cash. deposit Of sloOW
Is required at time Or sale. All Conveyan-
cins' recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser
Terms Of sale TO be complied with within
fifteen days from uay OF sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property ut the risk and cost Of the deiau,t-
ing purchaser, after live days advertisement
OF such resale in some newspaper published
in the city OF washington, ID. e.
+. II. MARDEN. Trustee.
ON SATURDAY. May %, 1914. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, in front OF United states Storage
Conpany's warehouse, 4lS-I2O 10th ST. n. W..
Washington, u. C., there win be sold a.
public auction, TO enforce liens Tor storage
charges, etc, due and unpaid. AL Coos,
Furniture, Household and Personal Emects
On storage in names oil John T. Denver
WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. United
States Storage Company uncD
ON SATURDAY, May 16. 1914. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, in front Of United States Storage
Company's warehouse, 4lS-i2O 10Th st. n. W..
Washington, ID. g., there will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, to enforce liens for storage
charges etc, due and unpaid, all Goods.
Furniture, Household and Personal Elects
storage in names OF Mrs. George Jackson.
Victoria Met Ielan, e. c. Mccain. katharine
-. Nash. W. u. WILLIAMS oe CO., Auc-
tiOneers. UNITED STATES STORAGE COM
FANY Inc)
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Hurt by Automobile.

!ohn p. Reed. nfty-fivc. OF 1917 Yer
ron street northwest, vas knocl.ed down
BY an autouiobile at Fourteenth and l.
streets northwest and bruised about the
body lie wak taken to Emergency Hos
pltsl' where his injuries we're dressed.
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Marriage Licenses.

e. Heber Steving, OF Indiana. Pa, and Pru-
dence Fay, Of Washington.
Vance L. league, OF washington, and Mary
h. Smith, o. Lenior, y. Z.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

DOOR BELLS, electric, etc. Installed and
repaired; work guaranteed; get my csti-
mates. L. II. PENNOYEIi, elv u st. \. W.
Phone NJ 1888
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LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Market.

Quotations received by W Is. 1ihhs & Co..
y cTrters New Yo-i s .oCk EsCheHSe. WASH
instoa Stock Exchange. and Chicago Iioard
o: Trade. Hibbs Building.
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Chicago Grain Market.

PUNISHED ~ Tie Washington Tines l. A.
Pant {. Co.. Il5 u street nUr:A"rs-:
y. neat open. High. Low. 40.
.-eJt' Inbcr ...... 3D. AJ"s oJit hoA
Nay-JulE ........ So SC"s tI's e''s
OTn
Sci tCruOer ....... ~. t!'s ~. oit
MAJ -JI iy ...-.... 'J's 61s 6Dt 6''s
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New York Cotton.

F-rn.sned TO ihc Washington Tines by A
G. Plant d %. INo q stree! northwest.
open. IISn. Low. l.lr.
Jul: .............. ll.@S l-.G3 l2.%a I-.oj
October .......... l1.13 ll.75 ll.'5 ll.I1
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COLORED TENANTS.
FUR ktNI-UffIcES.

OFFICES FOR PATENT ATTORNEYS
The entire oh hoor OF our building at llth
and + sts, will be rented at very attractive
ngures. Patent aIIoEneys particularly, should
be Interested. The location is fine, with
good elevator anu other service. Apply di
rect 10 BERRY * wHlTAORE CO.
LARGE OFFICES and stores in business
section, electric lights, elevator. steam.
tauitOr. SI2 tc SZ5. Dental offices. SIS to SSS
ICIOR BLDG. 9th and Grant pi. Call stn
floor.
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BONDS.
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The "ashinston
,s.--in.n e. Co. New Yo-l.; 6. 3. 'Eh:pinsn
,a.s-.r local oranch. Colorado E-.lG.n;.
y. aIe o.. 49,. IL Id
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LOST AND FOUND
$1,000 REM ARD.

fA1SSH I'LL w hith.
Lost by owner, single strand
pearl necklace, 76 pearls weighing
555 5-S grains. Upon returning to
or address We are authorized by
the oSrer to give the above re.
ward.
SHAW & BROWN CO..
llI4 + Street n. W.
CUFF BUITON-Oyal .l..r. g.44a..i ON
ter. Ecwdr IOT return 10 .-lrln ath and -
y. ".
81. .CJ9--L"sl b., MISS T. A. DAVIS x',iIc
rO-it from Government Ii s.lt. 10 III =,
anu q a,s. y. ". or on iiH ii .I.I.n !;
and / slS. y. ". Ma a,a. E"y,,,I o.
500 II rvLuTled 10 q. {. NI'..lu. so, 81
9TH st. ). W no qGest!ors 4 .'."I. j..
DOC BGiI Terrier: brinu." AMI , Ejl.: tvo
aCars 0. er light eye; nru.y luoLntc Ied;n,-
collar, l,-t S.nday. near Il. trYd!e AID re
"aTd l;"I = ST. y. ", I'none = %
EI*G-Lsrse amethyst s.ndaY cv,n.nc.
Re. ard it retained TO GEO h. kE> %r:iJi
1910 - ST y. W.
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COLORED.
1is 1st ST. y. W.: rooms and bath; will
be put in good repair; rent $50. 20.
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HELP WANTEO-MALE

MEN-NoUnS. colored, 10 do general NorH
around store. Only those with best rcI
erences regarding character and ability reed
apply. 81 18th st y. w.
MII.kER-ENperienced Apply at once 10
THOS. BOlNE, Broad Branch road, East
Chevy Chase Circle.
PApERHANGERS at once: STEADY, work
%llS llth st. y. W.
TEESSER- at once. Fj6 Wis
consin ave.
SHOE SALESMEN-Several.e experienced: FOR
Saturday evening. Apply MILLER'S SdOH
81 ORE StG II st. y. r..
sTARC CHER-ESpericnced. shirt. collar, and
cum. WEST END LAUNDRY. l'.3 Ia.
ave: y. w.
SOLICIIORS-Expc industrial insUr-
ance. u. W. MCINiIRE. Msr.. CO ST.
y. W. i
SHOEMAKER-FIrst-c all aroInd On re-
pairing. TIMlNEY. II5 South i'a:r,hA st..
.NexanuriI, Va.
TAILOR for new and old work; steady YORK
10 right man: white or ColOTed. Apply -.S'
N s.. y. W.
WE NEED few men at once 10 learn 70
repair and drive and fill positions. Appy
at once, white only. Open I'LL -. Ia. Inc
%A1 lUNAL AUTO COLLEGE. 9Th and y "
w.
IOJ NG MAN to work in lunch room. APP
ply 6I5 ID ST. y. W, bet. and go r. III.
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10 CLAIMING ST. ". E.; one story brick in
good repair; suitable for store Or cheap
dwelling; rent $40.
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t12 c ST. y. E; rooms and bath; furnace
heat: will put in good condition and rent to
desirable tenant at $3.50 month. Key at
IT, T. n. E
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE, southwest, large stock:
rent 50; living rooms. this Is u nigh clsss
store listed May IL.
ROOMING and boarding house, .: rooms,
rent ~, in best room-.entIng location, see
this il you want an up-to-daIe rconinS house
see Us to buy sell and get quick results
MARSHALL BIS. BROhE!nS, So y. !. az
CLIENT must sell grocery store within ;
Gays. not mucn capital required. uar5Uin.
TEL FER, Soi st. y. ".
LUNCH ROOM, $50 cash win put you ia
possession o. Iuncn room on BUSINESS S.ret.
dOInG siV Il uay bUsIn,-s' worth Il. ~.
ROOiING hOCsE, - rooms, = Daths, ~.
I;OOMING mo- 81, ~ rooms, corner no-se,
$40
RUO.LING HOUSE, Il rooms and baths,
RUUMING HOUSE - rooms. income $50
HUOsnNG HOUSE. !: rooms. always rented.
GeI our list OF rooming and boarding
houses Only places that Will stanI ln,rsu-
cation listeI by Is.
LQCIfl nUs. BKUKERs. l2E5 y. y. ave.
BARGAINS IN rAIING PLACES.
CIGAR and COLI urinHs: rent 81. prIur..H $40
ROOMING ana boarding house 18Th.
AUIUMOrILB repair shop: ............-S 10
CIGAR and confectionery, near yth nw...FySV
EOOMlNG house; near ith and + nv.
u looms va
LIGHT. grocery. notion, etc. corner ne 500
MOTION picture theatre; Ia. ave.......... s9vJ
IsUNCH ROOM; transfer JunctiCn......... 100
EOOMING and boarding house, near
War Dept. .........................
WHOLEsA LIZ liquor store with license. Il,rJ
DELICATESsEH, &c, 18th St asking
GROCERY y. ". sales 50 ia; 'n'V,ce
c";A -.Yn,y, toner; &C. ,orn.r o.,
cJENr.i. lif.ur rHY welI rvcared. at .n.o,,e
To Euv "r Sell Places see Is l"r H"su IS.
NEW YORK BUSINESS bEukEKS. li-i F.
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HELP WANTEO-MAlE

BARBER-WhIIe. steady employ ment. s25l
NJ 81. :. ". /.
BAKER Bread and cake. at once. ApJy ia:
5th ST y ".
BOY-Colored. in grocer store. 81. New
York ave.
10y DEINeen Il and l.. /" do Ucbt orL
Call - Gresham place. bttw cen a anG
O'Clock p. m. u
EOYS and young men with wheels 81 a onv.
steady Work guaranteed ApnIv ,GME
MESSENGER SERVICE. III lzth $; X "
- - -. =.
ERRAND DOG TO work IN tailor Ihon
REM. J5D3 Georgia ave. y ".
FRAME MAKERS-Apply MiIlwoTk sLTD 5II
and Y sts. y. e. BARBER d ROSS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on trouycr. knoI,,
at once s. GI1TELMAN. SO G II \ W
th:s: floor. ~"
Man Co'ored. for delivery wagon: IIu,T nm.
dersLsnu care OF horses. 81 I0tn It. \. W
MEN-Seyeral experienced in delivery 6I-5rI
ment. Apply with references in roar 20 !:
-. J. W. between 10 ana II a m. I
GARY.
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S52 and 11s NAVY PL. s. E.; rent to good
colored parties for 81 month each.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
li23 81 y w
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323 HIs ST. y. E.; rooms and bath; excel
lent little houses; rent reduced 10 NI.O
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1887 GALES ST. y. E.: rooms and bath
brick: rent reduced to SIS 90 month.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.

t12 ST. y. e; 6 rooms and bath; furnace
heat; Will put in good condition and rent TO
| desirable tenant at $3.50 month. Key at
| liz z n. E.
S2a 14,s ST. y. E.; rooms and bath: sxceI-
| lent little houses; rent reduced 10 Nl.S0
month.
water; will make necessary repairs and
rent for $3.50 month.
1887 GALES ST. n. E.: rooms and bath
brick: rent reduced to s1S. 80 month.
10 CLAIMING ST. n. E; one story brick in
good repair; suitable for store Or cheap
dwelling; rent So
CoLORED.
1i2 1st ST. y. W.: rooms and bath; will
be put in good repair; rent sSe.Je
1866 ST. s. E.; 6 rooms and bath. new
house; rent reduced Sls month
ae4s 18th ST. n. W., 5 rooms and water: make
necessary repair, rent SIS month.
2l19 CHESTER CT. y. W., bet. 18th and r4th.
V and W STS.: rooms and water, rent
$3.50
s52 and 71s NAVY PL. S. E.; rent to good
colored parties for 81 month each.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
LEO kOLB.
s23 N. Y. Ave. N. w.
FOR RENT.
SIS. .6e-y0S 9Th 81. NV, store and dwelling.
:SSeS-l5ia De sales. 10 rooms. : naths;
A5.G-.26 Eye 81. NV, rooms and bath
with brick stable In rear.
SS!.5o-?ys St NV. rooms and bath
s21.sC-Il " st. NV. rooms and Clth.
S-1.5V-l5c5 fla ave. NV. rooms and bath.
ss.-5o-437 Eye ST. NV, ROOMS and bath.
a3D.5p-S II 81. NV, sr. and bath.
ss5.50-1li4 d ST. ne. rooms and bath.
-. C9-lI6 Nd. ave. ne. 6 roogns and bath.
COLOKED.
$50. 10-l0 st. nv. 0 rooms and hath.
s2I.5o-e9 y. J. ase., rooms and oatn.
s2S.5p-4e6 Maine ave, rooms and batn~
TI5e-lo32 Marion. rooms and batn-
sI:.sO-i3s ST. NV, rooms and bath.
CoLoRED TENANTS.
1os 2oth ST. n. W: '-room Ortck' excellent
ALEX. s. CLARKE. JR.. SIS F st. y. w
5s5 KENTUCY AVE. s. E, rooms and bath.
rent SEQ; near ltth and Penna- ave.
ALEX. s. CLARKE. JR., sca F ST. y. w.
$3.50.
Brick. colonial porches. six rooms; \. IN. l.;
bath, concrete cellar. hot-water heat. sAs
range in kitchen; back porch and large yard;
NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL
J. LEO KOLB,
1891 Wisconsin ave-
S. New York ave-
- Sth 81. y. E, rooms, hath; select leigh
borhood: Capitol Hill; convenient both car
lines, frst-Clsss condition: $50. OWNER,
SSI Is y w. Phone NJ J;Se.
COLORED TENANTS.
Get our list Of up-to-date houses.
We have a lot OF new brick houses
with ba .hs, reasonable rent
FRANCIS S. DUNCAN,
TeI ilTH ST. y. W.
Phone NJ. 65C.
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21l3 CHESTER CT. y. W., bet 18th and Nth.
V and W STS.: rooms and water. rent
$3.50
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e2i9 18th ST. y. W., rooms and water; max
necessary repair, rent SIS month.
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1924 ROSEDALE ST. n. E.; rooms and
water; will make necessary repairs and
rent for sl3. 80 month.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-s25O TO SSOo,0co on d. c.
real estate. several trust funds IA 70 0
per cent All transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers.
VIM. Ii. SAUNDERS CO.,
Southern Building. 500 18th St y. W.
SECOND TRUST.
Money TO loan at 60 on District Real ES-
tate Any amount from 500 TO s., 90, on hEs,
or second trust. in straight note monthly
payments. Takes only lhres days 70 naLs
PAUI. V. MITCHELL. & CO..
IT'S 18th ST. y. W.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate: lowest
rates: prior laymeD: priviIsgeS; IArss
an4ounls TYLER X RCTHEkORp. rs 10Th.
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ONE FINE DRINING MARE. : ycars ",d
lady can Cri I; sound and gentle: not "tr-I /
OF automobiles o. any hing: very speed. .
nCGH = O'DONNLlL. .-uleT Spr.nS, Nd
hone WCOdside - II. -
one EAY HORSE for light deli, cry: good
condition, a., no use Tor same. FELHAS
BskEl:N 80 Georgia ave. -
GROCERY or baker wagon. pis form spring
Can AT p3r Eye ST. y. W. Phone /. -S9i.
FOR HIRE-IiOrses, 'arria ges. wagons. Iay.
week or month; spec.ai prices. GEN.
LIVERY co. I.<C.. reHr 81 Pa. ave. NJ lI9.
FOR SALE Soud horses. Lecause bought
truck for my uelivcrS. Apply a.teE o',Iock
o.. . 81. y. W. ].
i+OR SALE-ToLnS hight bay hors" black
trimmed; city broke. lady an "riye: ntr-
n.aH ana uuSgy. all In So"d conJI, lon -. =.
=. RhZIr.i, crcmsn. Ii,n and Fast cap. Il
Car Barn.
TWO DUMP WAGONS. for sale. good con
oItiya Room 10. ni" q 81. y W. 10
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1865 c ST. s E.; rooms and bath. new
house: rent reduced SIS month.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES WANTED.
Wanted genuine antique furniture, clocks,
china, glass. pICturGs, needleworR SAMPLES.
etc. Phone M. $50. slJ lItn st. y. ". /
HIGHEST CASH prices paid IOr worn cloth
ins: ciIner ladies' or scnIemen's; send pos
tai; VIII call. u. IARshES. IJGS 'In ST. y.
W. Phone Noah 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lor cash. sell your
goods 10 tine nIan who gives you Ine most
money. nee HOfwOOD, 9th anu h.
WASIElJ-f'CRNl IRE AND OFFICE
hIhIUES fUIs CAsn. KECPSAW BIUS..
IL. n 81. n. W. TEL. M. l.O6
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The Continental Trust Company yes
terday afternoon declared dividend OF
. per cent payable June Is, Il: per cent
payable in September, and Ia per cent
payable in December thus putting the
company on a per cent basis.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

81 H. T. single perfect condition. bis bar
gats 10 2nI ~. y. W -
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOuS

K ST. y. W. g3e-FIrst class table board.
per week: cannot be beat
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
Thomas Is Not Ready To
State His Intentions
Admits That He is Inclined
To Enter Race--FOrmal
Statement Expected
Soon

Atlanta, Ca, May 21-Judge
w. E. Thomas, of Valdosta spent
yesterday in Atlenta. He had a
chat with Governor Slaton and
saw other friends in the capitol
and city.
Judge Thomas said he was not
yet ready to announce definitely
his intentions as regards the gov
ernorship but thought he would
do shortly. He admitted that he
felt inclined to enter the race and
that friends all over the state were
Still urging him to do so. A
formal statement is expected from
him before very long now.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
1900 Tons Ct Sugar
Pass Through Canal

Colon, Panama, May 20-Three
barges laden with 1900 tons Of
sugar from Hawaiian steamships
at Panama arrived at CristobaI at
Z o'clock last evening after passing
through the Panama canal. The
sugar was transferred to the steam
ships Colon and Oregon, for con-
veyance to PHILADELPHIA, thus
completing the first commercial
use of the canal.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
Discuss Oil Pipe Line
- 49, 70
To Supply Fuel to Navy

Independence, Kan. May 81
Cato Sells, commissioner of In.
dian affairs, and Lieutenant ].
O. Richardson, of the navy, be-
gan here today the first of a
series of hearings on the FEAST
bility of the United States gov
eminent constructing and opcr-
ating an oil pipe line approx
mately 600 miles long from the
mid-continent oil field of Oklaho-
ma to a convenient port on the
gulf of Mexico to supply the
navy with its fuel oil.
Twenty-Five local oil men ap-
peared before the investigators
and gave testimony. The hear
ings will cover Oklahoma and
Texas, and will end June 8 at
Baton Rouge, La.
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We now urge all our subscribers
to renew their subscription to The
Leader Enterprise and get four
magazines one year for only Is
cents extra. WRITE OR PHONE.
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For Quick Sale.

House and lot number Z, square
Ia, block IL, in Fitzgerald, well
located, close in. Price and terms
the very best.
CARL w. MINOR,
m-20-1w.4t cambridge, Ga.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22

Thackeray's Unique Distinction.
Thackeray stands alone, according
to a gatherer of unconsidered trifles,
in that he is about the only man of
genius who possessed yellow hair.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22

When renewing your subscrip-
ton to The Leader Enterprise
don't forget to remind US of the
big magazine offer.
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Central Methodist
Church,

Opposite Lee-Grant Hotel
G w. Mathews, pastor.
Preaching Sunday at 11:OO a. m.
and 500 p. no.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. no.
Epworth League at 1915.
All invited.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
Valuable Hint,

When gasoline is used to remove a
spot from clothing ring is often left
around where the spot has been. A lit
tie salt in the gasoline will overcome
this, leaving no trace of the soiled
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
Biblical Hunoer Strike.

And there was set before him meat
to eat; but he said will not eat until
| have accomplished my word.-Gene-
sis xiv, 80.
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You can get four splendid maya
zines one year for Is cents extra
by renewing your subscription to
The Leader Enterprise.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
Character Told by the Hair.

Men with fine dark brown hair
make the best husbands. They are
alert, thoughtful and unselfish. The
man whose hair turns gray early in
life is almost invariably good fell
low. He is likely to be nervous but
intelligent and very honorable.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
Old, Simple Names,

Tabitha and Dorcas are both names
that owe their origin to the gentle
gazelle-although Dorcas in it's mean
ing suggests nothing of the animals
gentleness. for the name signifies dark
and beautiful eyes.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
EVERYTHING A MAN NEEDS
l Complete Shaving Outfit 81
10 Articles 10

To advertise our Universal Shaving
Outfit and Universal Products we will
for limited time only, send this we'll
worth 800 Shaving Outfit for S leo.
We sell our PRODUCT to the consumer direct
and therefore you save all agents Profits
which as you know are very large.
Hollow Ground Eaxcr.
S-inch Lathe Brush.
p Gzar Strop, { arvas Back.
Nickel Easel Back MirrIr.
SO inch Barber Towel
Bar Shaving Soap
Box Talcum Powder.
Decorated China Mug.
Aluminium Barber Comb.
Bristle Hair Brush
Agents need not write.
Each outfit packed in neat box $l.00.
Coin or Money Order, postage l0c extra.
Universal Products Co.
Dayton, Ohio
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-10
HAWAII SUPERVISORS PRESENT
RESOLUTIONS ON PROBE MATTER

Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
HILo, Jan. s.--With a vote that is
described as passively unanimous, the
supervisors yesterday morning passed
"a resolution providing an appropriaz
ton of So, 900 for completing the audit
Of the county books The resolution
contains no clauses requiring a con-
tract and it does not state the date by
which the audit must be completed.
Neither does it name who is to make
the audit, this being a matter which
will still have to be voted upon by
the supervisors possibly some time to-
day. <, II.
After the appropriation resolution
was disposed of another was introduce
ed by Supervisor Kauhane which GEN.
sures the probe commissioners and
calls upon them to supply all data
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agreed. to employ Hilo man to finish
the audit. - a a. j!
; The resolution of the Hilo Board Of
Trade requesting that the appropria-
ton be concluded and that the work
be done by the commissioners audi
tors was never read before the super.
yisors. Supervisor Pritchard intro.
duced 1t as he had promised the
Board of Trade members to do. but
it was allowed to remain unread upon
the desk of the clerk and chairman.
When Pritchard demanded an explana,
ton of EwaIiko as to why the BUSH
ness mems resolution was ignored, he
was told that it was not addressed TO
the ga Favorable Board Of Supervisors
and hence was not sin proper from.
Rrftcilard fetaliated that 1t was q, com.
rn.lnseation and that il did not have TO
be In the form prescribed by the
Chairman, hut this was of no avail for
twas after the other resolutions had
been railroaded Though,
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WORKS OF 0. {. ] lilTcHcOck
NOW ON HlBT IN CITY

Admirers OF the paintings of b.
Howard Hitchcock have an emporium
itN now TO see one OF the most inter
estine exhibits he has given In Homo
iulu. Several dozen Of bis canEases
are. now, on exhibit in the quarters Of
0.sA. Steven, Fort and Queen streets.
aud they are attracting q large mum
beri OF persons Mr.. Hitchcock has
named Mr.. Steven Is his representa-
tive in selling the paintings.
The entire artistic nature Of the ar.
tist is shOwnzin the painting. his yer
satility has never been brought out
with more emphasis. His marines and
landscapes. upon which his artistic
reputation has been so firmly fixed
show his unusual skill at putting on
canvas the scenes of the mountains
and ocean.
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they have to the supervisors This
passed by a four to three vote, Lyman,
Yates and Pritchard opposing it.
! When the two resolutions were in.
troduced an attempt was made to de.
fer action, the supervisors who have
all along favored the appropriation
not being in sympathy with the, cen.
sure resolution which they knew was
to follow the other The attempt to
defer action failed and Chairman Eva,
like placed the matter before the
Board and it carried
The supervisors had a number OF
resolutions to consider introducing
there seemingly being as many as
there are supervisors. One that was
generally granted to be fair compro
mise between the demands of the op
ponents of the commissioners and