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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-06-27
Rockets And Crackers

a wet Fourth makes lean grave
yard.
The fool and his digits are soon
parted.
The sticks fall alike on the just and
the unjust.
a thumb on the hand is worth two
in the alcohol.
1t is better not to take a dare than
to get your hand scorched.
The boy who doesn't get too gay
may celebrate another day.
1t isn't always the firecracker with
the longest fuse that makes the most
noise.
Remember that the giant frecrack-
er is always just getting ready to go
off when you bend over it to see what
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PORT DEPOSIT

The Patriotic Association
town held meeting last week
bitt Hall, appointed a comm
able gentlemen, with DR.. G. II
as chairman, to make arrant
for the annual celebration OF
of July.
Some of the ladies of the t.
planning to give a festival
groppds opposite the Junior
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ShadOwing A Shadow.

From Harper's Magazine.)
A very stout old lady, going through
the park on a very hot day, became
aware that she was being followed by
tramp.
What do you mean by following
me in this Manner" she Indignantly
demanded. The tramp skunk back a
little, but when the stout lady resumed
her walk he again took up his position
directly behind her.
"See here" she exclaimed angrily,
"If you don't go away l shall call a
policeman"
"For heavens sake, kind lady," urg-
ed the tramp, looking at her appeal
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Get Rid of Torment of Rheumatism

Remember how spry and active you
were before you had rheumatism,
backache, swollen, aching joints and
stiff, painful muscles? Want to feel
that way again? You can--iust take
Foley Kidney Pills. For they quickly
clear the blood of the poisons that
cause your pain, misery and torment
ing rheumatism. For sale by all deal
ers. advt*
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Back To Farm Movement
As Advocated By The Seed Firm Of J
Bolgiano & Son

The firm of j. Bolgiano & Son es "
tabished this year in connection will WING
their seed business quite novel plahND
to promote the back to the farm novel
ment. This is what they term FresANY
EMPLOYMENT Department under the
management of Mr.. Claude B. Ram Editor
say.
Several hundred people have al -
ready found profitable and healthfu
employment through the mediums OF
this department with absolutely n(he tax
cost either to the employer or the ems itself
ployee. ng our
The firm is spending large sums DAT new
money in advertising in order to bringatker-
the unemployed back to the healthfu,en too
farm life. all OF
Mr.. Ramsay stated that he finds
among the applicants, mostly inert care
who have been born or reared on thaion of
farm; but from tales of the wealth saw
that could so easily be acquired IN there and
big cities, they had been lured from ae the
good livelihood in the country to the extent
city in search of some of the so easilyis not
gotten wealth. With the majority, ital, be-
takes but very limited time for themul and
to find out their mistake and they areatters
more than glad to have another opy hard
portunity in the country. second
Every applicants past record isher to-
carefully searched and only those who in GU,
are found to be honest, reliable, sobert more
capable men of good character areiemane
given consideration. rily in
With the employer, it has beer Wha
found to be mighty great help; as that il
by simply applying to this departmen1accord
they are furnished with help that cars, there
be relied upon and are thereby rellevfcientl!
ed of the trouble, worry and annoy expen
ance occasioned in order to get help OAK rate
this character and. besides, without
any cost to them. whicl
me, en-
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Always Lead to Better Health.

Serious sicknesses start in disorders
of the stomach, liver and kidneys. The
best corrective and preventive is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They purify
the blood-prevent Constipation, keep
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels in healthy
condition. Give you better health by
Kidding the system of fermenting and
gassy foods. Effective and mild. 25c.
at your Druggist.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-06-27
Coughs and Colds Weaken the System

Continued coughs, colds and bronch-
la troubles are depressing and weak
en- the system. Loss of weight and APP
petite generally follow. Get SOC bot
tie of Dr.. Kings New Discovery to-
day. 1t will stop your cough. The
first dose helps. The best medicine
for stubborn coughs, colds and all
throat and lung troubles. Mr.. 0. H.
Brown, Muscatine, Ala, writes: "My
wife was sick during the hot summer
months and | honestly believe DR..
Kings New Discovery saved her life"
Good for children. SOC and 81 at your
druggist. adv*
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mentalities must be found. SOM
nearer Justice must be done In 9
ter which so closely concerns oul
mon life and common welfare.
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Notice to Executors 3 Administrators

Why embarrass your friends by asking
them to so on your bond and thus, pos
sibly, involve the title to their real es-
ate, when a Surety Company will go on
your bond for a small sum and the cost
Of the same will be charged against the
estate which you are administering?
: Each and every kind of FIDELITY AND
SURETY BONDS issued
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Who.esa Produce Market

EGGsCouotatiOns furnished b. ,rO,aeH y
Co. NEARBY fresh, 25g2sc per doz.; South
crn, &c per doz.
ChEESEI--lG GotatiOns furnished by Golden
Col-Eew Hsrk new. iSc Ger Ih.: nat.
RirTTER-6QuOtstions furnished bv Golden
& Co.)-Egin print, SOisc per h.: tub. $50
per ID: process, 25Q26c per 10.
LIVE fOULTRT-lCGUIAtI furnished nv
Krey, Price & Co. )-HeHs, Is per To-
ROSTERS lOc Per 1b.; turkeys. IOG22c per lb
spring chickens, 1s625c per H.. ducks, 15a16c
DRESSED POULTRY by Kr.y.
Price & Co.)-Turkeys, "a &c per h.. chick
ems. lSd22c per lb.: hens, Hglsc per b.
ducks, l6a20c per Ib.; geese. JBaI &C per ID ,
Dressed Pork-ChoiCe light. 11al2c per Ib
medium. acc per Ib.: stsEs and sowE 79sc
per h. -
per boa; lemons. 81 80 per boz; Florida grape.
iruit SS15a400 per Oox: apples. s. 5000. %
per Dbl: s.. 80 per crate.
VEGETABLES-(Quots furnished bJ
TRyIor Wadel-PotatOes. s. 25d2.50 per bLL I;
Ouicns. Texas per bbf; $50: cabbage. s.. OO6
225 per bbl.: lettuce. s.. 0cq25 per basket {:
beeIs. s. OOn2.J0 per 100 lunches; vans
50 SOiiS %; celery. G0d75c per doz.: SQUASH
s. GOII2 25 per bbl.; kale, per bbl., T0c4N. 90.
LIVE STOCH-fQLoIatiUns furnished BY
Krey Price & Co)-Veal calves. choice Ilkc
per ib; medium. lOa1lc per lb.: sheeD
tuEzc pei ID. lambs 1sISc Der ID
Receipts OF poultry both live and dressed,
very scarce and high. Veal calves also IN
light ree.pt. and have reached the highest
ugures OF the season.
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Police Court Record

District Branch, Judge MulOwny-OsbOrn
NJ Brooke, speeding automobile, personal
bond taken; Frank Richardson, disordeTly'
$40 or u days; Joseph Hugo. disorderiy, =
or Is days: David FarinO, .disOrderly, - or
Is days Caroline II. Fiske, automobile col
Elkins, no Light on automobile, 81, forfei ed;
James Boyd and John Payne, fail 10 STOP
vehicle when street car discharged paSsel-
gers. So each, forfeited; Lulu Bowers, 9isoI
derby, personal bond taken: Claude A. Glass,
cock, speeding motorcycle, personal bono
taken; Richard Bailer traffic violation, 90
SS. forfeited; Ralph IL. Rose, speeding auto
mobile. S., forfeited; Andrew g. Tilling, no
light on Automobile. So forfeited: Nellie
Clark, disorGerly, s. or Is days; a. J. Faina
automobile Colliding with motorcycle, trlaI
February Il; Joseph 4. Jennings auto mobile
colltding with vehicle. dismissed; Michael
Ashford, traffic violation, 81, forfeited; Will
lam Barnes. fail to stop motorcycle when
street car discharged passengers; s.. for
feited: Clifton Casey, traffic violation, 81,
forte ted; Singleton Clayton, traffic violation,
81 forfeited; Monroe Conrad, speeding auto
mobile, s., forfeited; Charles Farrell. speed
ing automobile, s., forfeited; Willis Green,
no light on automobile, S. forfeited; Ernest
Kelly. speeding automobile, S., forfeited;
John Mason, speeding automobile, s.. for
feited: Hazel MCPHERSON traffic violation, S3,
forfeited; Andrew MOultOn. traffic violation,
g. forfeited: Oscar Ottenb Irg. traffic viola
tion, 81, forfeited: Paul Reardon, traffic vio-
lation, e. lDrtelleu. NnGblOpneT SSlllIttul-
traffic violation s., forfeited; Thomas SMALL
woOG. traffic violation, So, forfeited: Jerry
Snowden, traffic violation, 81, forfeited; Ed
ward Tollver. traffic violation. 50, forfeited;
Ernest ThurstOn. speeding automobile, per
sunal bond taken.
United States Branch Judge Pugh-Joseph
Smith. assault, 30 days; Lizzie Godfrey, un-
paid board bill dismissed; John w. Dun
nington assault personal bond taken; Ed
ward Powell, threats. personal bond taken;
William West, larceny, so or GO days; Alex
ander Moore. larceny, trial February Is;
John Hopkins. larceny. 60 days; Birdie
Bowie larceny. dismissed; James Smith. de-
stroying movable property, S2J or 30 days;
James Carter, assault $50 or co days; Will
lam Jenkins, larceny, SO or 80 days; George
L. Bankert, unpaid board bill, personal
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bond taken; Henry L. Chapman. larceny go
O. 20 days; Raymond Ball and james l.
Ma yr Ider. larccuy. trinl February II; Mag
gle Jones, larceny after trust. Il d.smisscd ;
John Burch, depreciation Of property. bonho
over to grand Jury: Joseph McCrystal, lar
Ceuy. GisInisseI Grover Staten. larceny, IL
days: Alfred Hirsch. assault and grand lar,
Ccny. trial February Il; william hlnE anu
PhiIip johnson larceny trial February l6;
Hattie Briscoe. destroying properly, us
missed: Daniel jackson. destroying property
so 60 days: JaIues Jordan, threats, pt,.
sonaI bond taken: EtheIbert B. Frey, assault,
trial February II; William Galloway, as
sauIt, dismissed; Ernest Green, assault with
dangerous weapon bound over to grand jury;
William Raur John Sau, Robert busan,
Harry RyenOnt and william Meyer. seining
In Potomac river dismissed: Ethelbert b.
Frey and Gabrial ManinrinO, assault, us
missed: Matthew MallOy, using registered
milk bottle without owners consent, triai
February 49,, william E. Keys, attempted
housebTeaking, dismissed.
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Realty transfers

Rardle HIghlands-MarshalI l.. King ct ux.
TO Louise f. King. lot Is block lS, $40
2I55 l. street northwest-Robert b. Stevens
ct ux. to Henry L. Elliott, lot 81 square
a. SO
Howard University-HoratIo y. Taplin ct
al. trustees. to NJ. Frank Rupert lots 70
and 90 block >, s., $50.
Congress Heights Extension-William \.
Redmond, trustee. to John Bobyak, lots u
and 81, square 1924, S575.
Rhode Islend Avenue Terrace-Henry y.
Vieth ct ux. to Cecil A. Ferguson, lot 10,
square 1916, $40
l126 Eleventh street northwest-Rosalie
Bowen to Robert J. Berberick, lot s square
S15 SO
Twelfth street northeast, between I and X
streets-Henrietta kaufman ct yir, L. H,
to Horatio N Taplin lot S., square 1902, $lU.
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Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Capita! Traction. 2salT24, 9a1O7%, So
1GI24. 5dl0TSl. 5d1D7Si. T6Ii07%A.
Washington Railway and Electric,
common. 5n90.
Washington Railway and Electric,
Dfd.. lgIsS62I, 7dSGAs, I9IS6S4. 7qS7, "a
81. 1HS7, 25GS7.
Washington Gas. 25qSS, aaS3, 25GS2A,
25GS2%, 13dS2St.
National Metropolitan Bank. ld19O
National Bank of Washington, 1923.
Washington Loan and Trust, 1Od235.
After caIl-Capital Traction. 5G10S, 25d
1OSls.
Washington Railway and Electric pf.,
;TtS7Ln l0dS7I.
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Z !dence OF Improvement in the steel
nj iron industry is now unmistakable.
I "crdtng TO the weekly summary of
DO" market by the Iron Age today
W hiCh says in part as follows:
The signs Of Jettcrment. in iron and
-ieel markets are now read with little
iffiCulty, and the larger steel manu-
actUrers see the basis of a fair opera
on OF their plants for from two u
yur months. Any mlsgiyilgs as to the
raintensnCe os the buying volume of
ace7t weeks grows out Of the stringent
milling Of railroad purchases and the
.IdicstiOnE that the Woodworking in
-stries are still far from a healthy
atc Of operations. Most Of the latter.
Gyirg come to the steel mills to re
Iew exhausted stocks. will not need 10
cIeat these orders for some time
The steel COrpOratiOu's statement Of
.Giled orders as Of January j more
.han met expectations in showing a
ain Of S3l. 600 tons in the month, after a
,.sfr Of losses The January bookings
vcre about 4G,O0C tons a day and the
-hIpments about 5000 tons, or some
hing less than a two-thirds operation.
For the first week OF February the new
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DENY Wireless Tales.

LONDON. Feb. l2-Newspapcr stories
that Guglielmo Marconi lighted a lamp
five miles away by wireless. and that
the Acquitana word have wireless tcIe-
phoncs. were emPhatcauy denied by q
MarCOni official
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARGAIN-Lunch room. 7th st. location;
rent 80; large trade; snap at 500.
LUNCH ROOM near Ia. ave. and 18th st.
LUNCH RooM--Receipts SIS TO $50 per day:
near X. X. station; see this and you will
buy.
GROCERY-Near Soldiers Home, fresh stock;
rent So; asking 81. 500; other groceries at
at all prices in any part of city.
HOTEL two blocks from Union Station, IS
rooms, income 500 per month; rent $50
HOTEL Pa ave, 80 rooms; cheaI rent.
RooMING HOUSE, Grant place, Il rooms;
rent $50: full Of rOomers: asking S326.
ROOMING HOUSE, II rooms; all rented :
good location: sacrifice for $325.
ROOMING HOUSE, Sth st. n. W.; steam
heat: full OF rOomers; cheap at s525.
RoOMING HOUSE. lith ST. y. W., near
Eye; beautiful furniture; asking $500.
north OF St near ilth NV. II rooms;
place; rent q; price 500 See Us to buy ST
sell for quick. results; tomorrow We VIII
advertise our large list Of theaters.
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS, 9lS y. Y. ave.
PooLRooM; heart OF business section; 8
tables; best OF reasons for sacrificing for
81, zoo; consider terms.
DRY GOODS. notion and confectionery
store; excellent location; cheap rent; good
rooms; price is right.
Motion Picture Theatres; lunch
rooms; rooming houses; groceries; barber
shop: liquor store; chicken business; cigar,
delcatessen, etc. stores. For quick, salts
factory results see US II you wish to sell or
buy
New YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. IIs3 F.
wANTED-Dairy lunch business; price must
be right: will pay spot cash. BOX s.
Times Office.
CORNER GRoCERY-N. E.; rent SIS; re-
ceipts 81, 500 month; cheap at $50
ROOAiING and boarding house; rent s1CO;
handsomely furnished; Conn. ave. location;
income $500 month. Price Si,00o
CIGAR STORE-Downtown location; rent
SO: bargain at s40O To buy or sell see us.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Ii2s F.
WANTEn-Partner with few thousand dol
lars in an established staple, legitimate
business; excellent profits or will sell II de-
sired; reason, must devote time to other in
teIests. BOX 4cS, Times office. 10
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Kaiser in Peril.

BERLIN. Feb. 12.-The Kaiser had a
naIuow escape when 2nOtor truck
wrecked an automobile escorttng hlnl,
iI,fur!ng the chauffeur, whom the Kaiser
carried to q hospital.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT U. )
CAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS.
February 2, 19l+-Proposals tin duplicatel vii
be receive ed and publicly opened at the EboVc
D. m tor the construction and completion o.
a new building for Columbia HospItal for
Women and Lyiug-in-Asylum, Fennsyivania
Avenue, 24th and 18th Streets, N. W.
Washington, ID. e. Attention is called TO tho
fact that the general eXcay alton, genera
chanicaI equipment, are excepted in the gen
eral and detailed specifications TO be issued
Plans and specifications are in process OF
preparation, and Will be ready for issue
erection OF the building. with the exceptions
noted. under one general contract. Intend
ing bidders desiring plans and specifications
will forward a certified check, or bond (uO
cash receaNedJ in the sum OF S5e.e0 as guar
antee tor the return Of Ihe same. The right
waive any technlcallty IN any bid ELLIOT
WOODS. superintendent L. S- Capitol Bulb
ing and Grounds.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. FEBRUARY {.
1914 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office OF the Secretary of the Boar,
OF Commissioners, Room JUs, District BuilL-
inS until O'Clock. 4. NJ. March =, 1914, tcs
EXCAN ATING AND GRADING on the siIo
and athletic field OF the New Central HiSh
School Building. No. lI3, located between
Eleventh street, Thirteenth street. FlOrida
ington. d. C. Blank forms OF proposal
specIhcations and all necessary information
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk. En-
gineer Department, Room 81, DisJricI BuilC-
ing Washington, D. Z. A deposit OF ave
dollars will be required TO insure return CT
plans and specifications. OLIVER p NEW
MAN FREDERICK l.. SlDDONS, CHESTEfs
HARDING, Commissioners. ID. c.
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The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company was held this aft
, ernoon. resulting in the reelection OF
the present board of directors. Follow
ing the stockholders meeting the di-
rectors met and reelected the officers.
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orders are reported to have averaged
J0O00 tons day.
Thus far the business in the lighter
forms of steel has exceeded that for the
heavier products, and there must oG
much greater buying of rails. plates
and structural shapes to insure sus-
tanned operations at any close approach
to capacity
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IN MEMoRIAM

GRIFFITH-In sad but loving memory
ANNIE GRIFFITH. who died one year ae
today, February r.
Gone but not forgotten.
by Her Mother and Daughter.
ROWLES-In sad but loving remembrance &C
our devoted mother and grandmother.
CATHERINE s., who departed tbs III !.
six years ago today. February y. 1905.
There are four who sJill VIII linger
Near the spot where she Is laid.
And VIII come and scatter flowers
Ger the grave that death has made
by Her Devoted Daughter, Mrs. NJ. +
Webster and Granddaughter.
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\ business recession, as distinct from
business depression, confrOnts the
Juntry, and the recorded increase In
loted values of securities is unrelated
o intrinsic values, according to an
nalytical letter on present business and
nancial conditions issued today by
Lewis johnson & Co., private bankers,
Il this city.
After calling attention to the cheap
ess Of money in New York and its
ithdrawal from trade to be deposited
2 banks and by the banks transferred
y their correspondents in the large
.nancial centers, the letter says in part
as follows:
we would emphasize the fact that II
s a business recession and not a de-
I,ression VIII ch now :confronts us, The
conditions prevailing in 1888 and 1907 are
lot to be experienced in 1914. Manu-
Lecturers shelves have not been over
Stocked and the conservative conouct
rracticed in commercial lines for the
4st few years has fortified US against
that Will, under such conditions be but
q temporary halt The cheapness of
money referred TO above Is not alto
gether result Of changing business
conditions TO- undoubtedly the forth
coming adjustments of our currency
system are responsible for the desire of
any bankers to maintain larger cash
chances until the Federal reserve sys-
en- is fairly launched. To what eN-
INT this is now being carried matters
tile. for the effect is the same-slacken-
.1g or restricted business.
a logical sequence to low money
ates is higher security prices. Accord
r0gly, during the past two weeks quoted
values have steadily risen. rise In
uoted values may be said 10 have q
.mulative effect. No doubt thousands
people throughout the civilized world
IRE buying. or preparing to buy eitheI
stocks or bonds with a view to proft'
ng by the advance; some viii use theil
vaiiaOIe funds and others will &C
lTtner. to the extent of committing
hemselves for say $4,000 on stock pur'
hssss against s.. G09 in funds-in othel
'|ords. marginal buying
Perhaps. therefore. d word of caution
may be in order at this time. Remem'
rer. that these recorded increases In
'Goted values are in 4 measure unre'
ated TO intr sic values.
"Many non-diVidend paying stocks
ave recorded the same advance In
nline as high grade stocks issued by
oTUanies which have earned and paid
EideTds for long periods Of years and
Z same may be said, though in 9
-sseT degree. regarding bonds"
The letter concludes that this is not
-casOnable increase and advises in'
- sturs TO Investigate and then inves
. securities yielding d. fixed income anC
hta;nable at I price based upon theil
Intrinsic worth
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FOR RENT-ST0RES

STORE lSNa5 at 7l5 II st. NV. newly reno
waited and lifted with ail uOierr. improve
memts; electric lights hot wuter heat. WUGld
be suitable for a tailor, millinery store
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DEATHS

sTRAUB-on THURSDAY, February Il. l9l
al go a. m, at her residence, =
Georgia avenue northwest, MARY T., b
loved wife OF Bernard p Straub, aga
fosssisSG SStics q ySSrs; funsr.l hereafter :.
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Deaths.

William H Bell. 50 years. rs Fifth street
southwest.
Frank O: schutt. 50 years. HoneopafhtIc
Hospital.
william A. Donaldson. n years. sOs @ street
northwest
Charles H. sherer. IS years. sSs Fourth
stree. northeast.
Alexander c. Bromley, a years. n FIftA
street southeast.
Mary A. Luke. ~ years. Government Hos
pItai for the Insane
wir. Davis, "a years. The Cairo.
Medford Hynson. Is years. 15sS street
northwest.
Richard johnson. 10 washington Asylum,
Hospital.
Fsnnie Hawkins. 50 years. Georgetown uni
versity Hospital
Julia Price, S years. Freednenss Hospital
James Bell. So years, rear 713 Twentieth
street northwest
Thomas Hin. . years, sE MARYLAND avenus
southwest.
Annie Blank. II months. Freednen's HOsDi-
tai
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Vital Records.
Births.

George and Mary ID TAFT, boy.
George and Shirley Towles boy
Michael J. and Julia e Ryan, boy.
Morgan and Mary Anne ottereack giIi
twins.
Joseph and Mary T. Miller. xiri.
William II. and Annie McManus boy.
Emery L. and Isabel Iasier girl
Joseph and Anna NJ. KuUtner girl
ES,fam u. and Jessie Heroy. girl
HAIRY N. and Ida G. Cooper, girl
George B. and Julia A. Craighiil, boy.
James and Grace Coherty, boy
Giacomo A. and >Carmela CHR eleison boy
Charles H and Ella 4. Arlington boy
Salvatore and Carmeia Abafe, boy.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

MATTRESSES RENOVATED AND RE-
MADE H.B-Work guaranteed. Prompt
deliveries. EAGLE BEDDING CO., 1873 7th
st. n. w. Phone North $40
wORKINGMEN-There were a great deal Of
'inducements" floating around town, but
for all that our trade holds up we'll: can I
fool "A man every time. we sell lots Of new
pants. suits. and slightly used overcDats, s.:
one price. JCSTH'S OLD STAND, Gl9 d.
FULL DRESS SUITS PS, For n EisS, 5ss.
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LOST AND FOUND.

BROWN MUFF' Of Japanese mink. Wednes-
day at 1915 p. m. on Lncoln Park car; cor
OF 18th and streets n. W., - re
ward If returned TO 5l1 Ia Sc. 5. w.
CROCHETED PURSE-SmalI brown, con-
taInng money: lost at near 18th and g,
Tuesday afternoon. Call North 2l35. u
BAG OF TOOLS on North Capitol st. Phone
to ]. r DARCEY. W-2sO reward. l.
CAT-Large dark gray, with white breast;
answers TO name Of Mick" Reward l2oO G
st N w
GOLD CROSS-On Monday, February 3. go
ing from alst and SITS. TO F ST. car and
then to Columbia Theatre. Suitable reward,
3025 ST. N. w.
POCKETBOOK containing SIS In Italian and
American money. Finder please return to
SILVIO BALLONI, 1903 o st. y. W; lost
between %th and 37th Sta, Georgetown.
Finder will be rewarded.
RING-Between Woodward & Jothrop's and
the Burlington. Reward II returned to
No 102. Burlington.
wATCH-Lady's open face gold. on 7th 81.
car or Pa. ave. car at o'clock Tuesday.
Reward, 1915 34th 81. n. W.
wATCH-Ladys gold, on the street satur-
day, February Z, 1914. with gentleman 3
picture in the back Of case. Reward TO find
er IL returned TO S15 7th 81. y. f. i