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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31

roof g,lplen under me. you'il hear
that Ia. IA. In ut the cafe Mrcann
now. along with Earsons. The bos
hemianl crowd there have become tired
OF tsarsons since oiisaffefty, the head
waiter punched three Of them for
calling him It. oh. no: tile towns
strickly on the bum these nights. Ev:
eryDody's away. Saw a downtown
merchant on roof garden this even.
Ing with his stenogrlpher. Show was
80 dull he went TO sleep. a walter
biting on dltne tip 10 nee II It was
good llaifwoke hin up. lie looks around
and sees Ills little pothooks Ierpptrs...
tor. .n'mr says he. :W'lll sou takc a
letter. Miss DE st. Montmurerley2
Sure, in II minute says she. IL you'll
make 1t an ~
"rhat was the best thing happened
on the roof, So yon see how dull 1t Is.
La. Ia. lar
"'Tls fine yc hare II ur there In SO:
ciety. Miss DINA. Ye have the eat
show and the horse show and The mil.
itary tournaments where tile l,rivates
look grand MS generals aud the generals
try TO look grand as tloorwnlkers AMI
80 have the Slurts,nrn.s show where
Tie girl that measures 30. 10. ii cooks
breakfast food In Il birch lmrk wig.
WAN on the hanks Of the Grand canal
of Venice conducted liz ana of the
vnndcrbilts Berimr,l ,icEn,l,l.n NM,
the Rcyercnds Dowie and puss And
80 have tIn rrepch hail where ,he
original cohens and the Robert E,Imet.
S.,,,.crb,,nd society dance the hi-b.
land hin. one with another And :.
have the grand o'Ryan bal,. which Is
the most beautiful armnt in tho
world. where the Frcipl, students vic
with the TyroIcun warblers In dom
the cakewuik. ;Ye have tl,e hest lob
for n statue In the whole town, Miss
Diana. ST T M I.
"'Tis weary work.. sighed the "a.
land statue. "disseminatin' the science
Of liberty In New Y6rks bag. Sometimes
when l take a peep down at Ellis Is.
land sandIsee the gang of, immIgr, r,ts
Tin supposed, to Light up. It's tempt.
ed / am TO blow outthegas and let the
coroner write out their naturalization
papers" ~ 80
"Say. it's a shame, Iain't Il, to give
you the worst end of it?" came the
sympathetic anuphony of the steeple-
chase goddess 1T must be awfnlly
lonesome down there with so much
water around you. ! don't see how you
ever Keep your hair In curl. And that
Mother Hubbard you are wearing Went
QUO ten years ago. think those scull'-
tor guys ought to be held for damages
LOT putting iron or marble clothes on
.uuy. nat Waere MT. 81 uauaens
Mas WISE. ~ a'"a!s q niue aheaa OF
.ne s.sles, out lucy re coming my WY
pre..y Just Excuse NY paek 9 mo-
. hene IL. ea s., pun ~ VIM lrom ,
hnh IDOgnnal I'M In EsnDn1 e. trharh
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED.

The following building permits
were "ranted today by the city board
Of affairs:
A. S. Fleming. permission to build
two room frame cottages on Mill
street.
| R. l.. Tucker. permission to build
a Groom brick residence on Grant
avenue.
: D. J. Smith. permission to build a
frame and brick garage on Chicago
street.
Glenn Lite. permission to build a
I-room residence on Wiley street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
sion. u ,oa.
1880 p. m.--Continuation.
Prizes fer Subordinate Lnlres


Prizes fer Subordinate Lodges.
For Lodge having largest NUM-
S%lihr ~ It's members iii paradegs5U
For Lodge having largest per- :
ccntage OF its members in pa {
|lH"c $50. .'......vt. u. -. 0U
Fhr Lodge coming greatest dis
:. tancc, hut must have ten or
: more OF Its members In Inc 50
Marion County Lodges arc barred
from competing for above prizes.
Prize for Marion County Lodge.
Tor Subordinate Lodge having
largest percentage of its men,
hers In line in parade $500. $50
No Lodge shall be awarded moro
than one prize.
Fairmont Lodges will not compete
for any prize.
Executive Committcc-Grandmll
Committee Chairmen.
Grand Lodge Executive % Commits
tee-Carl Riggs. 4!
Finance. W. Evans. Ill
Programme and 1nyitation-II. n
johnson. ST.. .f,.,,f ,ei
TranSportation-E. F. Morgan. 4.
Information and Rcception-W,
S. Black. 81
Hotcls-TIugh +. Smith.
Decoration and Souvenirs-R. a.
Shurtleff. ,$f
Uniform Rank and Music--L. a
Shackelford. III
| Publicity-R. II. Huntington.
Grand Temple Executive Commit
tce-Nliss l4cota Gaskins.
Program and lnvitation-Mrs
Alice r. Miller. Tax
Information and Rcception-Miss
NIillie Evans.
Prcss-Mrs.. Bessie Sample.
Decoration and Souvcnirs-Mrs
Jeanette Meredith.
Hotel-Mrs. Elizabeth Dent.
Music-Miss Stella Kincaid.
Financc-Mrs. Ora Evans.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
Jew YORK CITY, they said, was
deserted. and that accounted,

doubtless. for the sounds car.
rying SO far in the tranquil
summer air. The breeze was south By
southwest: the hour was midnight: the
theme was a bit of feminine gossip by
wireless mythology. Three hundred
and sixty.tire feet above the hcatcd rs.
phalt the tiptoeinS symbolic deity on
. Manhattan pointed her vacillating ar.
row straight. for the time. In the dircc.
ton of her exalted sister on Liberty
island. The lights Of tue great garden
were out: the benches In the square
were filled with slcepers In pastures so
strange that beside them the writing
figures in, Dore's illustrations OF the
Inferno would have Strengthened Into
tailor's dummies. The statue OF Diana
on the tower of the garden-its con-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
Program
tc0NT!:itlED fnNN rAi,c ovE.1

tcnNT.:,l'ED faeN rAtC oxE.1 '-''-'
= ;--------- tsSst 90 ''slS,
Grand Lodge. Address Of Welcome,
Response. \
300 Pr m!-Mee;;ng of Grand
Lodge. w. 81
1880 IN. m.--llium:natcd Parad?
by Subordinate Lodges.
$500 p., m.-fteccpslon by Knights
Of Pytllias and Pythian Sisters TO
visiting Knights and their Ladies'.
Grand TEMPLE.
EtAll sessions will be held in Castle
Hallsof Mt. City Lodge No. 4S.)
J, 900 n a. Meeting of Grand
Temple.
1:3 80 p. m.-Continuation.
o: 90 p. m.-- Reception for Pythian
Sisters and Knights.
Thursday, Septcmber "a.
81. Grand Lodge.
SOC m.-MeetinG of Grand
Lodge, sas Y 2 : y - X y.
300 sp.i Con tinuation,, T.,
$500 p. m.-Band Concerts. p
Z $500 p. disqualification of
SThird Rank work." Presentation of
Loving Cup to Mt citysLodgc No. As
3forS having made the largest gain in
membership for first six months of
Jubilee Year in Supreme Domain!
Grand Temple.
900 ia. IN. Grand Temple scs-
sien.s h
1880 n. denomination.
S.00yISp. disqualification Of
the work for the benefit of all py-
THAN Sisters.
Friday, September Is.
.5 Grand Lodge.
$500 a. injecting OF Grand
Lodge.
$500 p. m.-Grand Lodge Love
Feast. y
500 N. ND. o. X. X. Ceremonial
bysTau Temple Of clarksburg.
Grand Temple.
300 a. m.-Grand Temple scs-
q % Il 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
PLAIN DRUNK FINED.

Paul vinosky, foreigner who
was arrested Saturday night by
Constable Riggs on the charge os
being drunk was taken before JUS
tice$ Fleming today and fined $500
and costs y a',mrohaatlngto se.eo;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
rrb;ld 2nieod '0N az

we Child Dead. % p.Si'of
Joe, small child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dadkcyich, Russians, died at
Cook hospital Saturday. Burial was
made Sunday in Maple Grove ceme-
terry by understakcrs Musgrave &
Sons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
MOVING TO NEW HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis Collins and
two children are moving from their
residence on Fourth street in the
Eighth ward to their new home on
Chicago street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
Returned to- Charge.
--------

Rev. w. u. Eddy who had taken a
vacation for the past month was In
his pulpit yesterday. morning as us
ual. Rev. Eddy, preached a good ser
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31

mon and was warmly welcomed By: u
large. congregation. Rev. Eddy spent
his vacation ut Phiiippi where he
attended tie Baptist general assem-
bly, and at Cross Roads, where he
visited his mother.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
Death at Grant Town.

Death at Grant Town.
Herman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tavc Listander, OF Grant own, died
yesterday after an Illness of several
days. lie was aged 10 months, The
funeral will be held today from the
l!ouse with services conducted by
Rev. L. X. Probst, of the Grace Luth-
Gran church. Burial will be made in
;Woodlawn cemetery by Undertaken
K. c. Jones.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
NEW HOME STARTED

] Earl Hnwkihs broke ground this
morning for his new residence In
the Eighth ward, at the corner OF
Fourth street and View avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
CARD OF THANKS.

= . -
We take this means of extending
our thanks to our many friends ana
neighbors for their, Kindness during
The sickness and death of our belos-
cd father and husband. and especial
thanks from Miss Margaret Lamb IL
her East Park Sunday school class
for flowers sent.
MRS. NJ. f. LAMB,
MRS. JANE HUNSAKER,
1a MRS. LUCY SHAVER,
MRS. MINNIE HURLEY,
MISS MARG'T LAMB.
MISS JANNA LAMB.
MIR. GEO. LAMB,
MIR. FRED LAMB.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
on the FIy

On the Fly.
Mrs. Fly tsorrowfully,-1 lost my
husband yesterday.
Mrs. Moth-So noticed while glauc.
ing over the paper-puck.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31

watch on the island Of Manhattan
since I've been up here. That's a
pretty sick looking bunch Of liberty
chasers they dump down at your end
Of 1t, but they don't all stay that way.
Every little while up here see guys
signing checks and voting the right
ticket and encouraging the arts and
taking bath every morning that was
showed ashore by dock laborer born
in the United States who neves earn:
ed over $40 month. Don't run down
your Job, Aunt Liberty; you're all right
all right"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-31
NEUROLOGICAL
Infant Dead.

The infant of Mollie Grey, whose
death occurred yesterday. was bur-
tel today in Maple Grove cemetery
by Undertaken Fred Jenkins. n%'tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-23
Slr6eiter- -glnseleacnbeitelt.

IL
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in Gbicago. 3immerIeute ta-
gen in Sn0ianapolis.
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gcltern g1o6mittos inter Dem gorlls
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9. SoomooO ibren 9lnfong genouI-
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trut @ertugung bis beute eiu.
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fen geeignet iein ioll. Der @erbanO
aGblt 261O49 W}itglieOer, welde ii3
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-23
Sa6mran6 in @aLiformiem.

SOS 9(nqeIeS, Gal, %. Sept.
II Der GrpreB5ug 93r. rs ser Dit
0ioiiion Ser o5olitbern @ociiic-
@obn" wur0e in Der gladt auf ge-
fern BEL @urbonf BON 5pei mosfir-
Ten 9fGubern iiberfallen Die oie &ai-
iagiere pliinoerten imo $3.50 nebIt
einigen SupeIen erbeutcten. 0ies 1T
Der 5mcite 9obnrou6 an Der n6mli-
@en Stelle innerbaIb 5pei Wlonaten.
0os erite Deal nobmen sic &Guber
$4,000 nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-23
GrtutItbattn.
%On Ocm StIsiern be-
gaagen.
GrgreifenSe ShiIbermms
gen cimes 0lugenSeit9en.

S\D<StISW ~D'*NN~
gen eimes 0(ugemSeu9em.
6ronctireur 9rieg in 8eIgieu 8ei-
tiet fur6tbore %orfon1mniiie. II
gIGdtIibe lle6erfdlle auf Die ob-
nungSloicn oeutiden Eruppen.--
0euti6en @ermunoeten puroen
6ie 9lugen uuSgeitoden. IT Die
beIgiiden Srouen bauiten eben-
10 i6limm ipie Oie 03dnner.
(GorrcfpouSen5 Der osHociirieu 8reiieD
&erlim 7. September. nSSn
ser gan5en ggelt gie6t i6 9lbi6eu
ii6er oie.9(rt uno @eiie flno, mic oie
0euti6en angebli6 oieien &rieg fii6-
rem Ibrei6t g8. S1eucrmonn, Der
Correspondent me6rerer oeliti1er
8eitilngen, Der Sen @roben General.
Ita6 bealeitetc. Gr fG6rt tort: .Syn
alien 2dnoeriL oie i6re g}obriAten
aus englii9en imo fron50iiiGen0uel-
len er6alten, mcroen oie W}elOungeu
iiber @rcueltbaten ser 0euti9en
wie0er6oIt. Gs lit 0aber Oie b06ite
@fli9t eines 9riegscorreiponoenten,
Ser iiber Tds reOen fam, mas er nit
eigenen 9ligcn geie6en bat, 5lt 6erih.
ten, mas cr beoba6tet Bat ino mas
er Dor Dem 6orrm 6iitorii6er @a6r-
belt perantiporten fam"
Der Correspondent, Scr mebrere
Gage in Der @egen0 5u6radte, no Oie
6ranftirerrs am i1limmiten 9eDii-
t6et batten idiloert Damn Die S3e-
men, Oenen er mlf oem @ege bon
9(a6en na6 2iittid, beionoers IN
9atticc, begegnete: n9li6ts olS rou-
6en0e Qriimmer, nieOergebronnte
Torfer, no mr. einige oeuti9e 2nno.
me6rlelte @adt bielteiL ino weinen-
oe 6rauen Oie bdnOeringeno imo
qromge6eugt Dor Den S1utt6oufen
ltanoer, Die emit i6re @o6nimgen
6ilOeten.
u0reiiaben GSIud ouf oGe Gie-
ienieen, sic Oieie @erpiiitlng oerur-
Ia6ten, Oieies Gleno berbeiiii6rten
Iogt Serr Sbeuermurn. sir iie
lit feline Straie 81 idwer. llnO Wenn
Oieie 9ellte nm uniere mlt6igen9rie-
ger beibuloigen oieies lln6eil ange-
itiitet 5u ba6en 10 wiegt oieie
lcbno1polle &erlclmoung niht bal6
10 Diel i'm @ergleid nit Dem mas ie.
ne 2eute pirfli6 tbaten. llniere oellt-
Iben Sol0aten un0 9anOwebrleute
mari9irten in 0aS 6einOeslanO nit
Ser glei1en Oroniing unO Dis5iplin,
Oie Quf oem llebungsplab ooer in Ben
Mon0pcrn 5u beobadten lit. @obin
mir INNER fomen garantirten mir
2e6en unO @igentbun ser @inpob-
nerihoit; mir liegen nit ben Pr
meen oes 6einoes I'M &rieg m1o ni1t
NIT Der Gioilbeoolferung. Sn 9at-
tice lab id5 an 0en Mdaen ser o6ge-
brannten S6llier nod Oie Ocrtiben
@lafatc, oltrcb meI6e Den 8elgiern
6rieoe imo Die Sntegritdt i6res @e-
bietes garantirt miro.
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mont, Serpc, 6lcron unO anocren
belgiiben Orter ereienete, mar oas
GolgenOe: 0ie @impobncr licBeu
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gen iie nit frieHeriiHer 6relnolid.
felt imO boten i6nen 8cin I'M lleber-
fluB an, umo oonn iiberfielen lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-23

ne oufriHtigen SDmpotbien nit 9ll.
len mlifonlmen, iuel6e 10 6alo ais
moqli6 cinen Oouernoen 6rieoen
mieoerberaeiteat ieben mohten aber
betoute, ooB iicb bel oeu ariegfii6s
renoen 5ltr 3eit olf feiner Seite 9lei-
euug 5eige, bon ieinem ite6enoen sIn-
er6ieten Der 8ermitllng @ebraid 5il
maden
6roitenredtlerinnen Bit
ten @r6ii0enten nm Sn-
terbention.
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ii6errei6ten Dem Erdiioenten 6rou
Gorrie Chapman Gutt ans gfep-Yorf
lmo 6rau 9loiifa SHpimmer aus
llngorn I'M 9tanen ser SrouenreAt-
lerinneu bon orei5e6n 2dnoern cine
%etition, ipel6c me6r ais cine Wiil-
lion llnteri1rifteu trug ino i'm bat,
S1ritte 81 ibuu, Inn oen blutigen
Meltfrieg Elm 3iel 81 iesen SSu Der
@etition 6eiBt es: uglod Dem, mas
mir 60ren miiiien iuir onne6men
Dab 0as gauge ciDiliiirte europa in
Oos 9arborent6nm 3uriidaeiaIeu 1T.
Inter iolden llmitduoeu iolten fei-
nerlei oiplomotiiHe Gonpentionen
inns ooron berbinOeru, oie ipirfion.
itcn Wiittel sur |ermittlung 5u er.
greiien. Gie 9lugen ser 6rouen Der
oon5en @elt iino oltf sic ais 0en
6ii6rer Der ein5igen groBen nelitro.
len 9laiion in Der Grportling gefid
tet, ooB sic eineu @eo finoen iper.
Oen, i'm pcrnlittelno uno Deri06ncno
ein3ngrciien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-23

SoH0pn %. Sept. Ole @e.
0nlO, nit lpelber oos eugliide 4Sn.
blifim oie 9lahriAten iiber sic bri.
tiide Armee erpartet III 10 bemer.
feusmert6 ipie iie nnerpartet lit.
W1an peiB, Dab bic britiiden Erip,
pen ieit @odeuiriit IN elmer S6Iadt
be9riiien iino welAe oie @uluiinn.
tion Der Sample felt oem 23 glu9uit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-23
Gttr6tsbrri6tr.
@Omt britii6en GOrres
ipOnOcnten.
9npfetfcit Der SemtIbeit
icbranfemlDs anerfannt.

0ie @erInite Ser 8riten auBeroroeut-
lid i8Iimm. 9eionOers Der
grosentias Der 0ffi8iere 1T Elm
unsem0bnlia GROCER. @os Oie
frans0iiide uno Oie britiibe Slot
te angeblicb 8u Stanoe brodten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-09
feT-d&ds.eSu
Trustees Sale in Bank
ruptcy of Valuable Mill
ing Property, Including
Valuable Water-power
Right, Known as "Arling-
ton Mills" Located Cor
ner Potomac and K, or
Water, Streets North
west, Washington, D. C..

the District Of Columbia, as a court Of bank.
cissei Company BANKRUPTCY cause No. oos, the
undersigned trustee will receive sealed bids for
se soid as an entea ns%es
Parts Of lots 70 and so. in square 1855 tabout
10 square oa and s5s Of es e and 30
80 extends to the high-water mark of the Po-
tomac river. The improvements on said lots
Of between $50 and 500 barrels per day, and
sist Of warehouse with odace On nrst door. sta
Also ali and singular the easements. rights of
way. water-power rights and leases, appurte-
nant to said real estate. and also the fixtures.
Furnishings. machinery, tools, motor truck,
described real estate.
branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
one square from the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
:na may may Be- Inspected any week day between
BIDS % be seS % f. soss
e as sttofney Roon sis Evan: building.
" check s so1 b e.ysss c ss
order Of the said trustee. and VIII be opened
the hour and date last stated Bids should be
plainly marked on the outside bid for Airing.
tor to being SPensa before
obtained BY application to the above mentioned
attorney.
Terms Of sale: The property will be sold for
cash. free Of all liens and Membranes. The
acceptance Of any bid will be subject to the ap-
proval Of the court. All conveyancing. record
ing. etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms to be
complied with within ten days from date OF
order Of court allowing acceptance of bid, other
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell the
and cost Of the defaulting bidder, after such
Advertisement as the court may direct.
- W. s. HOGE, JR,
fe71, "a. mars. 4.5.6.79 Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-09
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCT1oNEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Bust
ness Property, No. 1909 18th
Street NV

By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust, duly re-
the land records Of the District of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party secured thereby. we.
the undersigned trustees. WIN sell at public AUG
ton. in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY.
THE TWELFTH ETH pay pay OF MARCH: A:p. 1917
scribed land and premises. situate In the city
Of Washington, In the District Of Columbia, and
designated as aud being lot 20 in VIM. McLean,s
subdivision Of lots in square north of square 242
as said subdivision is recorded in Book 10. at
page "a. Of the records Of the once of the sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia. Improved by
three-stoTy brick and frame store and dwelling.
trust for $1,000 at 81. due September e. 1918.
Terms Of sale over and above said trust: One
third cash. balance in two equal installments;
payable in one and two years. with interest at 8
per centum per annum. payable mi-annually,
from day Of sale secured BY deed Of trust upon
the purchaser. deposit Of 500 required Of
the purchaser at the time Of sale All con-
veyancing. recording and notarial fees at the
piled with within fifteen days from day Of sale;
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the de.
fauIting purchaser after five days advertisement
of such resale In some newspaper published in
the city Of Washington. D. g.
ROY l. NEUHAUsER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-09
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM a. WEsCHLER. AUo11oNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, PREMISES NO. i123
STREET NORTHEAST.

REAL ESTATE PREMISES NO. 1123
STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust, duly re.
corded in Liber No. 2216. folio $40 ct sea-. OF
the land records Of the District OF Columbia.
We, the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction. in front Of the premises. on FRApAi
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH. AID. 1914
AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the fol
lowing described land and premises. situate In
the city Of Washington, in the District Of Co.
lumbia and designated a. and being lot NUM-
bered so Of William Warren's subdivision Of lots
Nos. 3d. % and so In square 9SS. a. per plat
in Book 10, page 49, in the surveyors ONCE Of
said District; also part Of lot 81 In Flanagan z
r. W. page Is. in the SURVEYORS ONCE Of SAID
District. lying Immediately south Of said lot 80,
and beginning at the southwest corner OF said
lot 80 and running thence east 10 feet With
dividing line Of said lots &c md 81
north IS feet to the beginning. together with
the Improvements. consisting Of premises No.
1923 street northeast
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the balance In
two equal installments. payable in one and two
years. with interest at six per centum per an
mum. payable semi-annually from day Of sale.
secured by deed Of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser \
deposit Of $3.50 will be required Of the pus-
chaser at the time OF sale. All conveyanc1nG.
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within fifteen days from day Of sale.
GEORGE N. EMMERlCH.
511 7th NV.
DOUGLAS s. MACKAIL
Met. Bank bldg.
Trustees.
J. A. MAEDM. Attorney.
CD r NV. INNS -dHdSeSu
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Executors Sale of the
Entire Contents of Resi-
dence No. 1880 Massa-
chusetts Avenue. North
west at Public Auction
ION the Premises).

BY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED N
THE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTORS OF THE
ESTATE OF ANNIE A. COLE, DECEASED.
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ION
THE PREMISES on TUESDAY. MARCH
TENTH, 1914. AT HALrPAsT TEN O'CLOCK
AM. THE ENTIRE FURNISHINGS CONTAIN
ED IN RESIDENCE NO. 1870 MASSACTIU-
SETS AVENUE NORTHWEST. EMBRACING.
IN PART, STEINwAY UPRIGHT PIANO
. PAINTINGS BY MAX wEYL AND OTHERS.
VALUABLE PERSIAN RUGS. BRONZES AND
MARBLES. BEAUTIFUL MIRRORS. ANTIQUE
DUTCH MARQUETRIE CABINET. SETTEE
AND TABLE. OLD DUTCH FOOT TABLE.
ANDIRoNS AND TENDERS. BRIC-A-BRAC.
HIGH-P POST BEDSTEADS. MAHOGANY b.
RHAUs AND wAsHsTANDS. OLD ENGRAv-
INGS INI4AID EBONY CABINET. ROSEWOOD
SOFA. wARDRoBES. BOOKS. CANDELABRA.
ETC.
TERMS: CASH.
WATSON r. CLARK.
Maryland bldg. 141O Il st. NV.
And UNION TRUST co. OF ID. @
By GEORGE e. FLEMING.
End Vice President.
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Of the island the real mayors and gov
errors would 60 to the schools to watch
their proceedings. In April. 1911, the sys-
tenn was introduced among the Indian
schools In this country. The Carlisle In
dian School has a federal government.
consisting Of three states and sixteen
cities The system has been given a very
practical turn in several Indian schools
where the board of public works has
cleaned up the grounds. built sidewalks.
made swings for the girls, and built out
door gymnasiuras for the girls as well
as for themselves. The United States
commissioner Of education, p. P. Claxton,
last year ordered the adoption Of the sys-
tenn In the Alaskan schools. One Alas
kan school elected girl judge.
Finally. the advocates of this manner
Of teaching citizenship urge legislative
action. federal and by the several states.
making 1t a part Of the course in every
American school. They feel that it
should be standardized like arithmetic or
any other study. This. of course. is up
to the several states. in the main. but
Congress can order it for the District Of
Columbia and our possessions. delegating
general supervision to the federal de-
partment Of education.