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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-12
CALDERHEAD MAY run
Ex-Congressman Urged by Friends
His Views ON Issues.

There is gossip that ex-Congress-
| man w. A. Calderhead may be q can
didate again for the Republican nom-
| nation for congress this year in the
J Fifth district, says the Newton Kan
SAN BY some 1t il believed quite
probable he will get in the race, al
though as yet he has made no move
| to indicate his purpose.
When seen at Newton Mr.. Calder
head would not discuss the probable
| ity Of his getting into the race for
congress, but was not adverse to talk
/ ing about the political situation.
s'It looks to me- he said. ''as
though this will be Republican year.
The people, I believe, have awakened
to the fallacy of some of the ideas
they embraced four years ago and
made effective two years ago.
bad times and Coxey's army were
the results Of low tariff legislation
during the Cleveland administration.
and history is repeating itself in the
Wilson administration. The benefits
of q protective tariff have been made
plain by actual experience and the
people know now the manner in
which they are affected by low tar
if"
Mr.. Calderhead is of the opinion
that this is the last campaign, in all
probability. that the Progressives will
be material factor as a party.
some OF Ln6 lucas ADVANCED Oy
Progressives," he said, ARE good but
they are not new and the party has
not enough basic principles to make 1t
cohesive, and 1 look for the disinte-
grafton which is now in evidence to
continue even more rapidly.
THE idea of progress in the better
ment Of government has been the pur-
pose Of all parties.
AT the present time the people
have the initiative and referendum on
practically all questions which need or
should be directly referred to them.
such as the voting of bonds, levying
of special taxes, etc.
There is no need for the recall Of
elective public officers as their terms
are so short that there is no necessity
OF burdening the people with the ex-
pense of special elections. Any officer
who is recreant to his duty can be
recalled by being defeated at the next
election.
1.-The recall of judicial decisions is
something which should never. be
adopted. 1t is not a new idea, 1t is
as old as civilization. and history
shows that revolution always has fol-
lowed its adoption.
Roosevelt says that it should be
applied only when the question Of
enters into the deci-
sion Of the courts. If that il the case
what is the use of having a cOnsti-
tuition? 1t might as wen be wiped
out at once and a new and constantly
varying constitution made up of laws
voted on at popular elections"
Mr. Calderhead was defeated for
the Republican nomination in the
Fifth district four years ago by r.. r.
Rees by about 500 votes. Two years
ago he was not a candidate for the
although he was urged to
get in the race sisr1 r.
1t is possible there will be several
for the Republican nomi-
nation for congress in the Fifth dis
trict this year, but as yet none Of
those who have been spoken Of as
possible candidates have developed
any strength outside Of their own
counties. except Judge Sam Kimble
of Manhattan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-12
WHY HE TURNED BANDIT
Captured Robber Tells Hard Luck
Story to Officers.

San Francisco. May 12-'I turned
bandit because 1 was out of work and
desperate. Ny wife was sick and my
two children in need"
of his attempt last night to hold up the
Southern Paciffc's Coast Line Limited
train.
After he had obtained about 81. 500
in money and jewelry from passengers,
Hogue encountered two railroad detec-
tives in the dining car. a pistol fight
ensued in which Hogue received two
bullets in the hand and one in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-12
H0N0RS THE SHRINERS
Atlanta Declares Public Holiday on
Account OF Meeting.

Atlanta. Ca. May lat was es-
timated today that more than thirty
Thousand Shriners had arrived here
Tor the annual meeting Of the Imper-
ial council Of the order.
Mayor Woodward declared TODAY a
civic holiday in honor of the two pa
rades OF the Shriners. ARRANGEMENTS
nave been made to accommodates
forty thousand persons In a night pa
geant. Selection of a convention citv
tor 1913. decision on applications for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-12
Your Face Can Be Kept
Free From Ugly Hair

Try this simple, inexpensive houn
treatment for banishing hairy growtl1o
II you want n clear, hairless akin.
With some water and powdered dola-
tone. mix into q Stfn paste enough -
cover tho hairy surface. Apply an
In two - three minutes rub on 80
with II WIN come every bit Of hair -
fuxx. Th64 wash the skin to remOv6
the rematn1no delatone. You wfu.
md this = quick painless methc1,
but b eereful = Qet 81 aeaatene-..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-12

the new temples and election Of . su-
preme outer guard are the chief mat
tiers to come before the business ses-
sion Of the Imperial council. which
commenced today. San Francisco
and seattle are asking for the meet
ing next year.
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Deaths.

Matilda Mcfarland rs years. SIS Morrison
street. Chevy Chase.
James H. Barnett. 81 years Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Frances x. Ewing. 70 years. lsls Seventeenth
street northwest.
Mary E. Sydnor. s. years So MiIwaukse
place, Congress Heights.
Marie (. Crawford. g. years. 1919 First street
northwest
Tallitha 5. Beohm- 80 years. Ill Fourth street
southeast
Eva Louisa W. Hoffman,. 6 months. n9 ID
street southeast.
Dorothy l. Hayes, % days. sI5 Tenth street
northeast.
Joseph Mitchell. IS years. Freedmen's Hospi-
tal
Elizabeth A. Smith. "A years. "a Pomeroy
road southeast
Winnie Fields, s. years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
william r. johnson. 50 years. SSS Elm street
northwest
George F. Lucas. IS years. SO Thirteenth
street northeast
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AUTOMOBILES
For Hire.

LIMOUbINES and tOurINs cars Ten.el Lv
the hour. day, week, Or month. repairing IN
= u its branches. +. J.. rANlI'I: Siarl,iari
Garage, "I=l l4th 81. =. v. Tel. y J,5s
5-PAsSE%GEE, o. S-.5o. 5-lasscnger, $50 per
hour. PowlaJaH iiOtci. Islh and "a NJ G-O.
AND PASSENGER AUTO
SO and So Ter HOul
None iaEI-r
AUTO HIRE DuMIA%N. Line -,
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BOOMING HOUSE. full OF rOomers, making
money; heart OF city, at a bargain; OWNER
leaving city
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS. 9lS n. Y. ave.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERrY-War De-
partmcnt, May =. 1911. There will he sold
at auction at ~ a. uI.. May Is. 1914. Ia North
Courtyard OF State. War, and Navy De
partmcnt Bldg. ana on lot adjoining, 1923
New York ave. y. W. chairs typewrit-
ing machines furniture, cameras, Print
ing frames. trays. etc. Articles Ice re-
moved without delay after sale at risk and
cNpense OF purchaser. ALBERT u. DRANE
Chief uf supply Div.
THERE will be sold at public auction at
Stable OF Bureau OF EnSraN Ing and Print
ing. at 10 a. m. Tuesday. May ~ 1914, s
horses. Wagons. / dump cart, l wagonctte, Z
sets OF sinsIC harness and l set Ut double
harness hesu horses and wagons have
been superseded by electric vehicles
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ROOMS AND BOARD
WANTED-R00MS

GENT LE1MAN in Government ser, iC- desires
furnished outside room iu private house |
i.OS 81, Times office. i
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WOMAN for general houscwork. @25 E st.
y. W. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE POPULAR BOOK Echoes From
Eden" price 81 30 is now on sale iur 81 at
PursclI's, Sl7 G St, and at McPhce x CO.
store. 22i Pa. ave. :. L. A few comments
CuIled from many leading papers follow
This work presents in splendid shape a new
view of the creation. The book Is iull or
ideas" The author treats the .ubjeCt III
way 10 interest all. to clear the skcptic
views and 10 excite the admiration OF the
Christian " The theme is reverently handled
vet the light Of modern scholarship IS brought
ia boar ON f+a subject of creation IL
NOTICE TO North Beach, Md, citizens: The
annual election Of mayor and SIX counsel
.nen will take place in Mr. keyser'S cottage
on Charleston ave, between Bay and Wash
inEtOn avenues, on Saturday, June .. Polls
FARO. Mayor.
NEVER PIT OFF till tomorrow mat you
can Go today. Phone Pennoyer and have
thai trunk grip lock repaired. II. 1883
6lO ID st n "
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AUCTION SALES

THOS. }. OWEN " son, AuctiUneers.
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOT ON EASTERN AVE.
y. r..
BY virtue Of certain deed OF Trust duly
recorded in LibeT S5y7 at Folio A ct seq, OF
the land records Ot the District OF Cplum-
bid, al the request OF the party ured
thereby. the Undersigned Trustee will sell at
public auction at the OItiCe vi IhoS. J. owen
& Son, l3Sl q Street, ON FRIDAY. THE I'D
DAY OF MAY, a. ID. 1914. AT OCLOCh
+. NJ, the following real estate. to Wit: Lot
50 in Square 4255 Clara a. Marden's SUP
division OF a part vi tract VI land called
CRANKY" now known as Villa Park Height Is.
as per plat Recorded in the Ohice Ut the
Surveyor Tor the District of Columbia in
Book County T., Folio Is
Terms OF sale. all cash. deposit OF Sl00 10
Is required ut time Vf sale. AL cUnveyan-
cling, recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser
Terms OF sale 10 be complied with within
fifteen days from DAY sale, otherwise
the trustee reserves the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser, after five days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper published
in the city OF Washington. d. =.
h. Il. MARDEN. Trustee.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Leon and Lilly g. Eiman. girl
Harry e.. and Catherine A. Nebt. bOSs
Jonu r. and Jpiia walsh, girI
Walter A. and Rose woodhUuse. giIl.
solomon ana Sophia SchkIoSsn. b1y.
Charles ;. and Deiva B. smith. boy
Asa L.. and Laura soule, boz.
Guy Z. and Grace A. Rowland. girl.
ttetrO and Sincenzins FrUfeta. girl.
William "A. ana Louise j. AcClay. boy.
jeremiah and Annie Mccarthy. girl.
John W. and JGiIa Lahber,. girl
James Il, and Annie r. danger. girl
james A. and Anne NJ haruesty. girl
Charles e. and Catherine l.. .HaTsett. s!rl.
litter ;. anu Emma T.. Grimsley. girl .
anu Fannie Greenstein. boy
Percy X. and Ida Fuller. gill
JOsn G. and Marie J. Deck. boy.
Edward Il. and Sarah Byron. girl.
feser j. and Mary bennett. girl.
Charles \. and Catherine Angel giTl
Charlie and adary Williams, girl
isiah and sarah A. Alexander. boy.
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II ST. n. w, 622-Furnisheu r,yars ,Ur light
Housekeeping. l.
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BEAUTIFUL Country HOME

:eI OXFORD Bldg.. lath and y. Y. ave-
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REAL ESTATE
Historical Battlefield
APPOMATTOX,V VA.

WILL sell from Loo to l, 5UU acres. Known AZ
historical UastlenGIds o. Appoma GtiN Va
within - miles Ut LynChburs; streams aaJ
springs Inat head the AppunattOx River are
ia nearly every field. This property cin De
made OF the most attractive and -aIIab!e
properties in the state. The old Suck Hotel
Outbuildings. tobacco barns. and srEe. al soOI
houses barns are included. AI1 100 acres
in Montgomery county. Md. between Be-
IuesdI ana Rockville fronting on CABIN John
road, between Great Falls T. T. lad Rock
willie r r. with siX-room house Also Fair
field Connecticut ave, between Grant and
Chapel roads. consisting OF about IJg ~ H.
with 4j-room house and outbuildiI;ss .lvnsIus
6OJ or SO teeJ on Connecticut ave. Also q
or so building lots, fronting on and near
AlbeHIarle street. between Connerti.uI ave
and Grant road. Also 90 feet on hapeI
road and Howard 81. Sewer. water md electric
nights. Also l0 acres near BeItsvilla 1 ..uc-
Georges county. Md. Also % iCres OI oil
lands IN Nowata county. Okla. Also 20 acres
Of valuable zinc property near YelIvi!Ie Ark
Also so in CuIbersOn county Tex
said 20 contain copper and coal Beine tEe
owner. l will make easy terms to suit pur-
chaser. Apply To Col. GEORGE \. AGAIES
-" W"N'l"v road: nhon. North $50
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FOR SALE-FARMS
az ACRES- OAKTON- IA

l-3 ACRES, OAkTON, VA. under
a high state Of CULTIVATION. is-mile sJation !.
gooa orchard, frulI anu nuts. grapes and
Uerries; good 6-rVom dwelling: stable. and
pouI,ry house: me lawn shade. viii
sacrifice, S., TO-
Il5 ACRES, BURKE. Va. s-room
dwelling. large barn and outDuiidinss; i'm
prOS efnents alone worth s.. jS0 Lust sell
81 lV.
COLONIAL BEACH, S4& ACRES.
all under cultivation. splendid soil: bearing
orchard OF 4 acres. good broom dwelling, fpe
shade and lawn, Darn and all necessary
outbuildings II sold at once zoe
4 ACRES. BERwYN, Md near
trolley; orchard OF Il trees; improved by a
,-room dwelling shade and lawn: stable and
other oEIbulcIngs Price. 81. 700
ARTHUR VI. CONNER.
saI Oxford Bldg. l4th and v Y ave-
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Marriage Licenses.

Frank A. woodruff and H. Juliet IIolIin-
berger, of Washington
Robert L. Wright and Grace Z. Walls, Of
Washington.
Cornelius A. Groves, of Toluca Va and
Nirgie T. Reid. ROsevtlle Va
Albert w. Farms and Ollie NJ FitzseraIi.
OF Montebello. va.
John w BranzelI and Catherine Il Bra..-
zelI. Of Washington
HerDert Lucas and Louis Burbry. Of WASH
ington.
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DEATHS

RAYMoND--At his residence. 1874 Euclid
street. May Is. 1914. at GID y. M Dr:
JOHN UNDERWOOD RAYMOND, beloved
husband Of Irene LaFour Raymond.
Funeral from residence Monday. May ~.
at D. m. Interment private.
wEILI-On May It 1914 FANNIE WE'LL.
beloved mother OF Ida. Nathan. samuel and
Joseph WE'LL. In her seventy-hrst year.
Funeral services from her late residence.
e3s Eighteenth street northwest. sunday.
May u, at 10 a. m. No howers.
tNew York papers please copy)
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DEPARTMENT OF THE lNTEKIUi: =. .ash-
iHb Oh, u. e. Nd! ., I3li. ,,iIcI Props lIs
III ~ PiICaie VII Dc T",olNtri al this I,CyirI-
Hf"Hi uniI D. IA. Mc4ncaGa-. JuIe l.. 1914
su4 II eli Opened IN la,. presc.g. Of st.cn
rIlGers ~ may attend, Tor the furnishing OF
al Id tor ami ma tvrIdls REQUIRED 10 install
AUTOMATIC s4,rjukI,r cquipt..' Ii, al The and
''"ie g. pateEt CHlCe. au4 I"nrIyu OuiCe
'II.uIu6s OI re interior Depart lent in
--StIngton. u e.. in tccyr4a:!, with GraU-
D., - aI.I aIo".ii,a lions to Uc mad ,nl .pJli-
'H'IJn at t,Ia l., paI tal'ul. LGd-I .rOpO-.Il
''.s' l' arCUIi palI,d Icy certified ,It,h or
.~'y pay abi" - in'- s-c,i"IaT. O. Tie. Jut-rI
'h' riEui b. T's'T.'4 to g,u,r IN, ,I all
t,u7. &" wt-ilr ',Cui...si o, ...,-.-. - Z. e.
o., - "u" IaT, tuI I,r'rt It,, Z" h,r. ,a tn..
10 i'f'F.s q! t." Go1"lmu"ml t., .,,tuir,.
HtI' I. .rIrt. 10. plaIl~ aIli I,. r,ri. 90, -
Iy-.I NIlfl t.r ',ssrfirr,.,. '.. Ia,, ,', j. .T
80 p"+"'l' On" o.. :0'1'..I, ed o., i....I,.r
..- r talTH,f' I...c I.r, aIH t,ru II,.
'.-.r rn -'r,i ''i'... 90 ,'r,,.os rls i.i,.I :,
hrf e. Z ",n. 90. $50. .r.a,t : iiIiI i'r
l. '.'..''.it. au'I ln a.l'tf'. va t'"
I'IaI3 - Il.- IHl"TIU.. IL. ~ l. e. I.AELI&
Assistant Secretary.
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HELP WANTEO--MAlE

y rANTED-RcIiabe bread baker, in nearby
town. $I2 a week. board and lodging; also
10 or man from 50 10 80 u make himself
Seful ana drive Wagon: - week. board and
adg:-sg. Address BON -, Times CnICH.
IL
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PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO.,
71S i4th 81. n. W.

sI-.JV To IOLOEED TENANTS
lVl- - 81 .. T.. V-ruOl.t newly pdIuted and
papcreJ and water IA house. InquIle OF
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$3.50 MONTH

TO WHITE TENANTS.
Sir largo rooms and tath. brick nouse. la
trobe heat OH the north side of \ st be-
tween 18th ana 18th Ets. y. r. Houses In
good condition. L. Ii. TAGGGRr lIlO q st
n. W.
EJ OKIDA AVE y W, -Eour-roorn
house. white tenants only: H25O key at
as
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B.AI ILT Z = LUI y TIKI HOME
RIGHT AT TIE STATION.
Location second To none in the
country. Consisting o. 10 acres OF fer
tile soil: large yield Of potatoes. cell
cry and UIheT garden products. I'M
rIoSed by a very fine dwelling sitU-
aI-d in a grove of trees. 1t is prac-
iically new and in No. / condition;
subsideI and dJuoie floors; together
with 2-Story Darn and chicken
house OF over 100 Il long. On a south
crn slope. which makes it EIOst adapt
able Tor Chicken raising. Buildings
are worth over S5.JoV. Well situated
tor one going back and forth 10 the
city eaCn day. PTlce. So,UIo
\. (. HOUGHTOS X co.
60 r st y. w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES WANTED.
Wanted genuine antique IuInlture, Clocks,
china, glass pictures, necuIewOrk samples.
etc Phone M $50 Sl5 18th st. y ".
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
lns either ladies Or gentlemen =; send pos
tai; viii call. B. TARSnES. l5OS Iln ST. \.
w. Phone Moth 49,
WANTED-Furniture for cash. sell your
goods 10 the man who gives you me LIOsI
money. see HuPwOOD, 9th and IL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND OFFICE
FIXTUES FOR CASH kRUPSAW BROS.
7l2 h ST \. w. TEL. NJ. ld06.
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1T WILL COST BUT ONE CENT
Furnished.

SPLENDID lO-room. we'll furnished residence
with beautiful mountainous surroundings in
the hills Vermont, will be vacated shortly
when occupants leave for WesL: situated
with Conv euieut access to railroad fdCIli Ies !:
all modern improvements. plano. electrically
lighted, garage. barn, etc; exquisite location
tor those desiring excellent climatic COndi-
tions and the qUet. Information on COM
Inunication with GEORGE l.. CALI. Ltd
low. VT.
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FOR SAlE-MISCELLANEOUS

DAVIS SEWING MACHINES
SIG up: easy payments; ST. up CASH. LepdIr
estimates tree. .lS 9Th st. y. ". IN. u. ,l,SS.
RETl EN E.NCURSiON TICKET 20 New
ork. b. y o.. sunday. May IL. at Union
station 5 q m.
FUR SAI.E-Two sets team harness. TWO
sets doubi" light harness. two sets single
buggy harness, three sets single wagon haI-
ness. l!2J NJ ST. y. W.
FOR SALE-Young HoIstein COW. Inquire
426 s.. y. r.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE for sale.
drawers: drop head, SO. gl$ 9th 81. J. W.
GO-CART-Brand-new, collapsible. also col
lapsibIe sulhy: bargain. l5iG FaIrInont
st. \. W.
FINE DECORATIONS AND WALL PAPER
ING. Special reductions ON orders received
for upholsteTlnS and reUairlnE furniture.
Phone North 23o3.
ARTHUR J. HOUGHTON. lli7 Cunn ave.
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PROPOSALS

TE.prOSAL FOR SUPPLIES 20 -,es..cr's =
O:fce, L. =. SoIdic. HouI.. ton.
l.. C.. May u. 1914 Sealed p.o" Dc
received d. inis Office until g.. ir..
} 4'sday. June :" 1914, and 'Iy
opened, for furnishing IrcsI. q. us.
r"urs ana standard sroc,-I,-s. i,~-
cal year ending un'. a. IYly t -
l's'T- Cd to roget any and al iUr
. h'duI"s, sDcClficatious and Il.I h.. rI.."runa-
l'.'n appIS 10 COLONEL ". 7. N,O.,. 4. =.
-'lIHy. Treasurer.
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CHEVY CHASE PARK.

SIX ACRES. good house and barn: com7nu-
tation &c: price s.. 200: terms: will trade
for suburban lots Address BOX 3I7. Times
Office
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-At once, grocery. cigar, or con
feCtionc y store for cash client. BELMON
BUSINESS BROKERS. aUOl NJ St
IRONING HOUSE. full OF roomers, making
money; heart OF city, at a bargain; Owher
MNRshALL BUS. BROKERS. 9la n. y. av.
GROCERIES, cigars and confectionery Tor
cash; must be bargain. BON go, Tiniss
Office.
SUBURBAN BAKERY for sale cheap. Ad-
dress BOX 3lS. Times office. l.
CLIENT must sell grocery store within )
days, not much capital required: bargain.
TIL rEIi, "oi + st. \. W.
BARGAINS IN PAYING PLACES.
CIGnl, and cold drinks: rent Sl2, prIce.. .Sl15
ROOMING and boarding house; 18th,
AUTOMOBILE repair shop: nw............. 500
I1GAi; aud confectionery; near 9Th nw...SJSV
IUUMlNG house; near 18th and l. NV.
10 rooms .S"'1
LIGHT. grocery, notion. etc, corner ..S4JV
MOTION picture theatre; la. aNc......-... S6gJ
Inch ROOM; transfer junction.. 500
LOOMING and boarding house; near
WHOLESAT E liquor store with license. 81. UVy
DELICATESSEN, etc, l4th ST; asking
price s,o iav: i,t,,i,o i''
or -sloVV
CIGAR. confectionery, etc. corner on
conner GROCERY well located. at invOice.
To Buy or Sell Places See Us For Results.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. li25 +.
DANCING ACADEMY: good trade; on com.
mission rent: need rest. Apply SO
12th st y. W. i
CIGAR STORE, on prominent. business st.
NV, doing guod business: will. sacrifice II
sold before 18th Of this month. Address BON
3l4, Times office.
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Wanted.
SPlRITUAllSM

MRS. Z. ROTH ses;nl. nEhDING r,. DAILY;
thurs eve: Anacostia car. 40 9Th 81. $ e
l.
MRS. MAMIE STEVES, AI,,s:,l,r,, Mee.u,n ana
sIructor Of spiritual school, private Ieadings
gwen daily. Slj y ave. >. l.. Pm. Linz. SIS
MEETINGS Monday Wednesday Friday D.
IN sharp: message 10 each. daily readings
ATs. }. l.. MaItDy. S0 Mt. vernon pI. NV.
DsCE Of Carnegie Library Phone n SOS
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HELP WANTED
FOR RENI-R0OMS
Furnished.
Male and Female.

10th ST. n. W. I0I-Large cool front rooms
newly furnished Tor housekeeping, very cen
ITal: transient rates.
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run hcNI-UrfiCtS.

OFFICES FOR PATENT ATTORNEYS
The entire 9TH floor Of our building at llth
and = SITS. Will he rented at NeTy .'ttrICtiye
figures. I'atei!t attorneys particularly should
bc tnt.rt, ted. The location Is Inc. with
good elevator and other service Npply LI-
rect to BERRY WIITMOEE co
LARGE OFFICES and stores IN business
section, electric lights. elevator. -I=am.
Ianltur. 81 to S25. Dental Ohires. SIS TO -
Nl"loR Bl.lG.. 9Th and Grant pI laIt eth
floor
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WkNTED-STABLES

N Nj /. ,I -ara@' IN the rrrr, a ,....-r
wosI. end iulI d, scripUon and pri,. I.,E
al Times Office. 4.
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MUIORC

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China Denies Troop Move

Peking, Nov, 12.-There is now in
session at Kia Khta. Siberia, a con-
ference concerning the present sitlIa-
ton Of Mongolia at which the three
interested powers are represented
each BY a delegate. The Chinese del
egate is said to be maintaining an un-
compromising attitude
There have been rimcrs in Peking
emanating from German sources that
Chinese troops in Mongolia we're NOV
ing toward the Russian border and ar
order has been made to connect this
activity with the deadlock Of the con
ferrees. Inquiries. however, have
brought denials from the Chinese au
thorities Of this military activity an'
the reports are elsewhere discredIted
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
Arabians MobiIizing

Berlin. Nov. 70 (By Wireless)-In-
cluded in the information given out
nj Official quarters today concerning
war activities in different parts of the
fighting area is the following: ar
Turkish headquarters report that
the Turks have captured the fortifica-
tions of Ell Arish in Egypt, close to
the Turkish frontier. they also be
came possessed of four English field
guns and certain telegraph material.
In the Caucasus the Turks have in
|flicted further defeat on the Russians,
who lost numerous prisoners.
"The Austrians have surprised and
defeated the Russians north of Czrer-
|nowitz IN this fighting the Russians
sustained heavy losses.
"The Arabians of Nejd and Mecca
are mobilizing against the English