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Realty Transfers

l2S tennessee avenue nOrtheast-Sophia &.
RakeHann to Emma Y. SvIe, lot A.. square
IGl. $40
SIS second street southwest &15 Pleasant
court southwest. and ~ q stree south
wcst-Aary L. O'NeilI ct al trustees. TO
Thomas q. O'Neill, part lot IS. .square -:
part lot Il square $40; part 'Iigiual lot
10. square So. 81.
r. second street southeast-J Joseph Ken
nelly 10 Patrick Ii. Margaret L. and Mary
J Kennedy. original lots and :. square
762. SO.
South Capitol street southwest GetWeen c
and d streets-Same 10 same, original lot
Il and part original lot Z. square 6J1. SO
Third street southeast, between and 2
streots-Same 10 sane, part original lot s.
square rs, SO
Tairylew Heights-RUth Hogan 10 Emma s
Hogan, lot l, block :, q.
1ngieside-May {. NJ. Swan to Luther A
STar,zell lot IL. block Is, so.
n !. street northwest, i 10 90 GUeeCs
COurI northwest and 90 and - IS Chester
street, AnaCostia, Henry !. Elliott 70 I'd
ward A. GaTlovk. lo; g.. square =. itsG
"-iRIua! lot =, square l4o lot set, square
5,ge. 81.
Cbi!IYr Castle Heights-Washin=,o Land
and Mortgage Company TO T. r. E"Ole-
good. lot 25. square 3395 $40. same to T..
\. hoblegooG, lots -, -. =, -quare s-cs.
Burr, iile-Tesse ". Awnings .: uX. 70 Ian
Gon p. Webb. lot g. square &c? $40
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The Splash.

An old farmer and his wife drove
TO market one day. 1t had been
very wet day, and large pools OF
water had formed in the roadway be
tween the farm end town.
On the return journey an old friend
was met.
"AnG how are you today was the
friendly greeting.
''Oh. very well. thank YOU an
Swe red tie farmer.
friend.
shes fine. fine answered the
farmer. she 5 behind there" Jerking
his thumb toward the back seat.
shes not there said the aston
isHed friend. The old farmer slowly
turned and looked over his shoulder
then coollv replied:
"Humph' That was the splash.
then.'-T.&chanre
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FORMER SQUIRE IS
RAIL WAY AAGNAIE
Takes Possession of Abandoned
EIeven-Mi!e Road and 0per-
ateS at Profit.

MUSKOGEE. Okla. May 1.-THE
Nyob5ers Falls. SnTWnee and West
ern. = real e'evcn-nIile railroad III
Muskocec county. has been taken pos
session OF b.. VI. J. Naples. former JUS
tice of the peace.
The railroad connects Webbers rams
su infant town oC about 1909 souls,
with warner a town OF about 800 peo-
Ile. on tie Midland valley railroad. 1t
WIS built by popular subscription a
ear ago, operated TOR aOott Two
months. aad then went oTU&c. Since
then. until Map.es took it, no trains
have been run over il
\ few weeks ago Naples, seeing the
people OF Webbeis Falls wanted the
road ordered an old inspection car
from Chicago, put IL on the road, and
began TO operate. Since then all efforts
TO Gislodse him have failed. Popular
sentiment ct Webbers Fails is with him
10 such an extent that he has been
able to defy the owners.
According TO Naples figures, the
road is clearing him $25 day. He
declares that, considering his invest
ment. 500 for the car. this is the
greatest profit oc any road in the coun-
tiy.
The car is operated by a four cylin-
installed. There are no seats. and the
passengers sit on the tlooT. There is
room for seventeen people The car
is electrically lighted, and on the front
Is painted No. D" Naples says that
If business jUstifies, he will increase
his rolling stock. which consists of the
inspection car and a handcar, used for
freight.
Naples has a contract TO carry the
United States mails between Warner
and Webbers Falls. This contract, he
says. more than pays the operating eX-
penses. and a connection with the Gov
ernment certainly makes him a real
magnate.
The railroad runs on a regular sched-
ule. three trips day. The entire bust
ness stops at Webbers Falls every night
makes one trip to Warner in the morn
ing. then back to WebbeTs Falls. back
to Warner and back again. The time,
including stops, for the eleven miles is
thirty-three minutes each way. Naples
stops at every wagon road. Hc declares
that his service to farmers is uneXcelied
In the United States.
The fare for the trip one way is 50
cents a passenger. This is more than
the 2-cent fare, but Naples contends
that his road. operating motor cars
strictly. does not come under the act.
There is a further restriction. Naples
must have $50 for each trip. If there
full amount: if only two passengers the
fare is - cents each: OF three or more
the regular fare is in effect.
II IS possible TO charter a special train
on the route by paying $3.50. This is a
The rate Of i Ill cents a :ni!c. and
Naples says il is the cheapest special
train rate in effect on any line.
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ANACOSTIA.

rat the monthly meeting Of rhc
original Garfield Citizens Association.
held last evening al the home Of " W
A Bell. president. the question OF ex-
tending a highway between lhat
suburb and Anacostia was discus sed.
The extension of Morris road has been
considered, but held undesirable and
It vas decided 10 cndeavor to procure
The extension Of Sheridan a"euu-.
This could be accomplished At sn"u
expense ana without the rona-mna -
ti"u OF additional Iand
i vas ais odeicdeG again 20 con-
du"t = lawn contest. @s last sc:s"n Il
decided hupr"v,mcnt Was shown in
tho APPEARANCE of all property.
The petition requesting the eTtcu-
sion Of tn" city water supply "a tn.
suburb was forwarded TO the Com
mISSIoncrs. Attention was called 70
The recent destruction Of the Western
High School. and it was said similar
result - possible @t the Garfield
school because OF the lack Of fire
protection.
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court. No,
2G76s Administration. This is TO give notice
That the subscriber. OF the District Of Co.
lumbia, has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia. letters of admin
istration on the estate OF Oliver KInsey. 1r;
late OF the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit The
saline, with the vouchers thereof leS4lIy
authenticated. to the subscriber. on or be-
fore the 18th day OF April. a. d. 49,: other
wise they may by law be excluded from ali
benefit OF said estate. Given under my hsna
this 18th day of April. 1914. RICE T. SIED-
DOM, l7li 18th ST " W. Attest: w. {.
TAYLOR. Deputy Register OF wills FOR the
District OF Columbia. Clerk OF ;he PROBATE
Court CSeaD. CHAS. W. BOYLE. Attorney
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Stolen Automobile Found.

An automobile belonging to Frank
Kmmel, of GAS II street northeast.
which was stolen last evening from
in front of Masonic TempIe, was found
abandoned in a ditch this morning "a
Thirtieth street and Brentwood road
northeast. The machine was slight!
damaged, and was towcd into the city
by the police. No clue has been obtain
&c to the identity of the Joy riders who
took it
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HELP WANiED-FEMALE

,liAMEEEMAu'S -WLilc. Apply l;ALGIGH
IiDTEl. At uIu'.
Girl for l"n, raj n"os,woIh. nrrn; I,f"r-
,nr." 80 \ sI. 8. t.. !
IlIu. & "t"r"'!, n,a'. %. pcn"GtI ~ L., orA
Ici'''.r.. ~'.'n4 "n. M' t.. =. 4. Aga
'IttI. 'o,yi, 8. .,I g,I.,nI Io,.s, ..,I.. H.
I'"h''. - ..rI 81. - ~.
'.il.i -,"l 'V!.I,.I. tVl s-myIII nJusct. ~ =
AppiE -" i"iH Fl - ". q
GLOVE ELl;E only ul"s, m!i. ucsl rel
perlvs a. - ChaIdci'r ana aJii.Is Hee3
apply. BOX 20, Times o.ure.
HOTEL HEAD NAII Iir.:'-l., anI - side
"aIir'rs'. tor snirI.. h"l'.i. Z. All DI-k -
hoI al. -l''i.>' 4. LIN tud Ia. do
MANI, Et.r tl ".rr Arph ut No. ~.
i'Ni;HI.~ '.t','r >r"i.
EHM. l. pos,uons ,or r..sht ~ Ia
LIcs bcI""tu Is anu !. dppIir.u.a ruust be
at least - in. tall. APply to 'i,IE III
EPHDNL s'iIOOI- - l-In 81 y. ". Ian
PRIVATE SECRETARY wanted. lnuI cdu-
cation essential: ST nURTd phor or typewriter
not necessary. Apply II q. an. OT y M.
L. HhUIc Island ave.
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HYATTSVILLE.

The Grst 'EGucati"nal Rally Da,' ot
PIincs George county = neus held here
ssday. Ec..ncss houses and homes are
decorated. State and county educa-
Tional officials. teachers and pupils
from all over the county are present.
At the school building there are on
--Hih. samples 0. the work ol lii"
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ROCKVILLE.

IT" '0INly oDIuu,i.g OI-rT, LaIa IN
l"IMlcd Dr. Otie ". I.lnth,rr.m aad 4
I"ru"N john \. GarrcII To arrau.... WIN
III" WaS"inSion hospitals for tine rar.
and treatment Of imlis"ut sick. The
law limits the allowance Of each pa:,cn:
10 $1.cJ day.
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IN MEMO RAM

DE NAUGHTON-Lovins thoughts TO the
memory OF our little girl. DELLA, who
entered the haven OF rest six years ago to-
day. May Is. 1903.
Six years have passed. our hearts still sore
As time goes on, we miss her more;
Her memory is dear today
As on the day she passed away.
Papa. Mama. Brother. Sister.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SEE MARSHALL, BEOkERS. 3iG \. :. ave.
SPEcIAI-Splendid r'pminG house, j. rooms,
downtown every room filed: also board OF
; people given for use o; dining room.
ROOMING HOUSE, near 9Th and ~ sts., l.
rooms, 800.
RGOMI%G HOUSE, - rooms. central. s6'j.
ROOMING HOUSE. near 10Th and IL. 80
ROOMING HOU Sc. Eye St, L rV'ms, 20
GROCERY s. ". rent $50. living rooms:
large stock, fine fixtures; on account LAD
health VIII sacrifice.
WALL. PAPER Business. largo stock. !ltcst
patterns Office fAturcs. tools 0. all dc
sCrptiOn; cheap rent.
DELIVERY business. iulIy equipped, in"Iud-
ing aUtpm"Oi.r, about 800 ia4eAcd '4s-
tou..rs. Kent SIS.
MOVING PICTURE THEATEE. c"lngel;
largest in cIt!. must be sold, gro" H"d 1"
the doors. othe' bargains: don buy before
getting our list.
AAKsHALI. Brs. EROKEKs. gl3 ). !. ave
EoOMING HOUSE. lun OF roome-s. making
money: heart OF city. at a bargain; owner
leaving city.
MNNsnALh HUs. HR"KEES elH y. y. ave
GI;o, EI;IEs. ris,rs aud ,on;rc,.on..n Tor
'nsh Lust be Il bargain. BON - I4"."
o. lc"
SCEURBAN BAk,.I;I cor sale cheap. Nd
urcss Bon -. '."rs oih," -----I-
CLIENT must sell -ro,rgy stole w.Jnu .
Gays. not much capital EeIuI.cd. "aEs4.n.
I r., rt:i:. SO' + o. ). ".
LuHclI ROOM. ,-,v cash viii put you in
possession Of lunch room on business street
doing $iv a day business. worth Si''.
RUOMIHG iiOtSE 10 rooms. : !atiiS. 80.
kOOMi%G HOusE. u rUoms. corner house
EGUMING HOUSE. I3 rooms AMI I",hs.
I;',"MIHG HOUSE = rooms, Income So,
I;,',LI:,G House. i rooms. always rented
,.,t our last q. roominE aaI b.a-I,n;
h".,,s. only places tnA, Vii st."! '"''"''-
~ ~ EI.. LilyKEES. Y. : : ave
I:AKGAI%o ~ TAiI>G rLA, T..
CIGAR and cold urinAs. rent 'I-. rt,'..:'''
kuUMI%G and boarding. house l''"'
ALVuMuiIIr: I,pair shop: nv ........-... .'''
.IGAit ami confectionery max IN nN.'''~'
KOpMINi, h"Usc, near ith ana r nv --
L;CITr gr,r,ry. nuil,.,. etc.: ,urnrr na..sin
MulIO.. p"jui" thrai"' "a 'E'.'-'''''' .''''
l., sen I;UpM, transfer Jr"'."H'..... ..''.J
hOUMIN'; and boarding house, near
vIiUrFEH.i.i liquor ton. ,,r,n lrr ..,-'. sI,'11
rrI.r' ATr.S-EN. CT. I''h So '.N"9 ga,
g. -" :I;l :. W.. ent,s &" u~y. in."'-e
,I,isi:. conf. -r.oncs,. &c. ,or" ."
,,,i.%t,I, ,;I;,r r.iiY wen io,al"l. 1T '"irc
.Tn I,uv 81 sell Places -" FnF l''sW"ts
SEW lOEh EuSINE-Z eco t.Ii-. -. -. =
rA\CIN,i ArApEMI: sod tEA4". ~ COM
mission ct rent. need resi-. Apply SO
rT, \ " l.
lIGAH STORE, On promtn"n' 'n.,n, : 81
n,, . .".rr ""'i ""SIH"s>. WI @f'ii' q
.,Ii ,in.c III uI inns month. Ad,r"ss buA
titr-s ultI
nm; "a T. paIIy business, 10 ,JHs ant -
- wholesale 4, route. - cents per SPl make
rt,cr Mrs. u. THOMSON. Mood'.Ise
..oI I%DIANA AVE y. W. cigars. s:aron-
.Tv and miscellaneous store. cheapss, in
Washington. /
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FOR SALt-HOISES

REASONAELE-SnalI house lots. i.nc, d..
on Crystal Spring ave. capitol HcISHts.
Terms $3.50. so down and - per mon il. For
Information inquire at MRS. NlDMs.!:. sJr,,.
street. l.
FOR SALE FIyc-rUum houses: large lots.
Near cars. 81. igu. I;eut icT ~. IULiA y
i. BALDWIN. BalIstUm, Va.
CHEAP at $l.>cr 6IS C,,Ilan st. y. Z. alwdy 5
rented. Apply DIENELT'S PlIAEMA'N.
Alexandria. Va -
FOR SAIL Good home. S2i monthly. TO
cash required: U-roOm bri,k: good Iepa!r.
neur TrON idence Hospital. I'LL .n.UrmAti -.
OWNER. - \ -. y L. Il
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Marriage Licenses

Carl J. Hugle and A. Gertrude Nolan. OF
Washington.
William L. WannalI and Norma " Thomas.
OF Washington.
Warren Wright and Lillian Watson. Of wash
ingtOn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.ANTIQ CES WASTED.
Wanted genuine antique IuEnituic clocks
I. .II. glass. E.ctuECs, HcedIC"OFK samples,
&C Ii.Ons =. 80 SIJ -1th -. y. ".
i4iG!IE&T CAcrl prIces paid IUr worn cloth
I.a. yIIher Ia,!Ies u AenIeI!eE s; seGd LoS-
I'll. Ny!.I ,.,Ii. u. IAKS1IkS. LS1S .th st. y.
". t..yIe Nc:tn 40.
N.ANIL!j-Furniture Tor casa. sell your
soUGs 10 tie Ina:I wAU gives you the most
u.vu.,. ScC HOW UDL. sth and ~.
t.H.,. A.J-FL liNII IKE AND OFFICE
sIXI- r1S FIR Cash. HRCHSAW BROS,
- - -. -. ". IE-.. ii. I.vs.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Charles F. and Anna NJ Garcia, boy.
+. l.. w. and Annie NJ. Heller. boy
Milton and Myrtle V. Thompson. .sirI.
Howard C. and May Manson. gil.
John II. and Coma r. RittenbendeF, boy
Hymen and Anna Wink, girl.
James NICK. and Anna N. Newkirk. bos.
Cover II. and Blanche Koockosey, 81:
Elmer w. and Coma Reese. girl.
Philip NJ. and Nellie L. Riley. girl
Eugene A. and Lena Darlington, boy.
simon p. and Daisy Banks, boy.
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The Rev. Dr.. Cousins. Of New Erune-
wick, Canada. has accepted call to
The pastoratc Of the Auacrstia Eaptist
church. hs services 70 begin the Grst
N"udav in JHre. The "hIrCu has been
without pastor for NOR" than year.
tn" following have been chosen as Of
fCerS: +. /. Green ard +. l.. PadES -.
dcac"ns for three years. u. T.. Ham
nond and Joseph Gi!l. Gca,"n- tor two
years. N"rN"I ". Greer. dcar"n for
ono year: NJ r. Suit. George NathcH-
son. \. Y. King. 4 y. Carroll, and
~ hard ELLcn. t.-ls-ccE.
The Washington times., 1914-05-15

social gathering nC the NVanE
P"o1".e Spciery "f I.mmanucI Chgrcn
NaS a".d last "v"u,u~ in tho uarisr ball
club ~ tho congress Hcights Methodist
Episcopal Church will BE- held tonight
IN the sunday school room. Officers s
viii he elected
salem Lodge. No. -. Indcpendent Or
der OF odd Fellows, % Anac"Stia met
last evening and admitted candidates to
membership
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PROPOSALS

UNITED STATES CAPITOL, Washington.
d. G. Sealed proposals, in duplicate. LOT
the following fuel for the United states SSPi- ,P-
tol Power Plant for the fiscal year ending
June 60. 1915. will be received al the o!hce
OF the Superintendent L. 5. Capitol BuildlhS
and Grounds. until two o'clock T. NJ on the
first day OF June, 1914. and at that hour
opened in the presence Of those bidders VINO
elect to be present, viz: 2,0D tons, more or
less, OF bituminOus coal. Bidders must speCI-
~ names OF coal and location OF mines rom
which obtained. All coal to WelSh -"
pounds 10 the ton, and 10 be delivered on the
sidIng Of the Capitol Power Plant. siIuAtcd
in Garfield Park. Washington, u. G, at such
times and in such quantities as may be or
dered by the undersigned. All coal VIII De
inspected and weighed by GoNernm"It IN
speCtor designated by the underslGned' ivF
which no charge will be made TO the con-
tractor. Each proposal must be accompanied
hy a certified check for $1,000 payable 10 or
der OF the Superintendent L. ). Capitol Build
ing and Grounds, to be forfeited 10 the
| nited states upon refusal or failure OF inc
bidder to enter into any contract ~lthLn ~
days after being required to do 30. CHecAS
viii bo Immediately returned to uccess1u
bidders, and to successful bidder upoa eNecu-
tlUn of contract in accordance with these
specifications and fling Of bond for faithful
performance OF the conditions thereof, Win
satisfactory suTeties. All coal must be snip
Led in self cleaning hopper bottom cars III
the contractor delivers coal in cars OF a type
other than that heretofore described. the
Superintendent reserves the right under con-
ditiyns existing at that time TO Char6e
against the contractor the excess cost o!
al the Power Plant The Government viii
take all necessary steps for testing. tech
nicalIy and practically. all the Goals pro-
posed In event of delivery of contractor OF
unsatisfactory fuel. the undersigned may buy
coal in open market, and excess IN cost over
contract price will be charged against the
contractor The contract Is awarded subject TO
an appropria ton by Congress 10 meet the eN-
panse The right Is reserved TO reject any
or ali proposals. Bids should lie indorsed
fF.- fAQls nd a. -
SupeTIntendent L. ;. Capitol Building sud
Grounds BY order OF House Offce i'uiId-
Ing commission. ELLIOTT WOODS. SUPER
intendent L. ;. Capitol Building and Grounds
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FOX SALE-FARMS

yI-. AIRES. uAKrr.N. NA. rE'e"
:, high s'ntr q. .Ui,..L-:vu. B: a.a" stallon.
iced Ur iaI'., IIIlJ ...t in!,- -rI".s anu
..,Iir- E0oi G-r'u.a ,,",...u- ..L9.,. anI
i.vui r.. l",i. un, lawn uId SIS i". Will
. "a. Itd,". E-.t'"
il, ACRES. iJI:kI.. Na. >-roou,
,.N-IliuG. EIT-r harm "ud uu,ru.iIIu->, ln-
i.l,,rIn"nJs alone wurlH S-,rr. .IUs- sell.
.ilu'.
C.riD&INi. EEA,'H. ST.: - RES,
all urti-r cultivation. SplvuGii sctt. u''ITInE
.r, Ward 81 arrra. EuoI ?-ru',HI iW-llilS. rn''
na,'r and lawn. barn ami an u.,,sstTs
.,,u,ruIlIn-s. u s"lI at once s-.''"
A'I;E>. EEI;NlN. Mo. uva~
rrnIl.,. ~ harI e.. = ,r.vs. In.p-",..i l'v "A
80 COIN dN,IlIu,. shade and llvu. hulr auI
.rr ... vutHr'rtiru-.. ITI''. sI..,g
NETIij X ". CrN\Of.
Z, .,,,.t . E.r. li.g ,,uI y ..,r
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DEATHS

BAIN.-THE DEATH ON JANUARY
y. 1914 at Guadalaiara, Mexico. OF
T. J. Balm. an American citizen, is re-
ported by tho American Consul at
Guatalajara. Mexico. The legal repre-
sentatives OF deceased can obtain fur
ther information by applying to the De-
partment Of State. Washington. d. c.
u
McFAELAND-At her residence. S1lJ Morrl-
son street northwest. Chevy Chase, MA
TILDA MCFARLAND. widow OF james
Mcfarland, in tho seventy-ninth year Of
her age.
Funeral private.
(New York and Brooklyn papers
please copy.C
WEILL-On May II. 1914. FANNIE WE'LL.
beloved mother OF Ida, Nathan. Samuel and
Joseph Well. IN her seventy-first year
Funeral services from her late residence,
1915 Eighteenth street northwest, sunday,
May Il, at 10 a. m. No flowers.
(New York papers please copy.)
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As a result Of Go TO Church.' cam.
naiEn, large congregations are expected
TO attend the ChurCheS H,%t Sunday
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FURNISHED

SPLENDID lv-Iooru. we'll FURNISHED r-,,ler,.r
wiOm beautiful mountainous SUI. ...rln.I .IU-s 30
the hills ,i Ny.muLi. will he NG.d.rL short.
Nhcn Uc' G9aujs Lave Tor N,sf. s,t..,t.
NIth CON Nv.tIcAj access 1, railroad tT,.lI Ie .
all ir'dCru I!Up.U, -u.rniE T..tUu. ~.-D,T.- -aI..
lIsht'd. saTaG,. uiTu. 'lr.: IAVuIs-lc .u''A,.'.I
I'r Lose I,su.ug rA,-tl-ui ,uulIj!u ,,a,I-
uuas and In" Purt. If",luuJoU ,u '.:.-
rn.icL..uu wUI GEUI:GE i. Gall. l.. i
VI
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PUBLIC NOTICES

SALE OF PUBLIC PRoPERTY-war De
partment May ., 1914. There will he sold
Courtyard of State, War. and Navy De
partment Bldg. and on lot adjoining. li29
New York ave. N. W.. chairs, typewrit-
ing machines, furniture. cameras, print
ing frames, trays. etc. Articles to be re-
moved without delay after sale at risk and
expense OF purchaser. ALBERT G. DRANE,
Chief OF supply Div.
THERE will be sold at public auction al
Stable OF Bureau OF Engraving and Print
ing, at 10 a. m, Tuesday. May 10, 1914, 5
horses, wagons. l dump cart, l waSonette, :
sets of single harness and l set VI double
harness These horses and wagons have
been superseded by electric vehicles.
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LOST AND FOUND
$1,000 REWARD.

1000 REWARD.
Lost by owner, single strand
pearl necklace, 76 pearls weighing
555 5-S grains. Upon returning to
our address we are authorized by
the owner 70 give the above re-
ward.
SHAW & BROWN CO.,
Ill4 + Street N. W.
GOLD BRAcELET-Lost on Navy NaTI car
between lith and Pennsylvania I've. NV
and md and Pa. ave. SC. about 5:Zy .. IN.
thursday, May j. Return and receive re-
ward TO Managers Office, POSTAL TELE-
GRAPH CABLE CO., 1888 Pa. ave. y. w,
ask Tor MISS JOHNSTON.
RING-Diamond and sapphire marked Edith
from grandmother iH3." Liberal reward
no questions. MISS LEFFI NGWELl-. l1Js
. st. y. ". PaVae North 2-2i.
WATCH ERACELEI-Monogra \. : w.
Liberal reward for return 10 GOLDSMITH.
SO r st y. ".
GOLD WATCH with monogram h. D. o.
and chaIelain PIN On K OF 18th Sis. or
New Hampshire ave. Reward at 1000 r at.
y. ". 10
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Fun htNl-UfFiCES,

OFFICES FOR PATENT ATTORNEYS
The entire oh floor Of OFT building at Iltn
and + sis. VIII be !vntel at very a,,r4cliys
figures. latent attorneys particularly. should
be interested. The location is Inc, with
good elevator and other s"ryICe. Apply II-
rect to BERRY x MHITMORE co
LARGE OFFICES and stores ia bus.a.ss
section. electric lights. elevator. steam.
!anitOr. Sl2 10 S2J. Dental Offices SIS ~ : >
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4, NEY WANTED 4 TO LOAN

lIr.f.Y To LUNN-$-yo to $-r"nt0 on u. {
I,a,I estate. >cN rval trust Guu4s - Ia o,
;.-r ,.ur Nu rr.usdctluus CuuiIstrI with
,.,,uu.ui,4l ,"u, ldcrHti"u I"r bur.uw"T "Ts.
WM. II. AZ NDERS Il 60.
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Sl.IOND TRUST
Money To loan al 90 On E,stGI-t !.cll -
iair Nny Amount truiu s-uy to Sy..,r. ,u q. .:
Or second IIusJ. an SlT.usu, IO.u I..vutul,
PAJL Y. MITCHELL & %.
as lith 81. y ".
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]. LEO KOLB.
923 N. Y. Ave. N. w.
FOR RENT.
sl.5.nO-SS 9th st. NV. store and dwelling.
S65.oo-i.lS De Sales, 10 rooms. = uatks.
|i6.o0-226 Eye st. NV. rooms and bath
with brick stable in rear.
S3S.50-stJ II 81. NV. rooms and bath.
S2.5O-l5lJ lst II. NV, rooms and Ualn.
$%I.JV-Sll II st. NV, rUOns and Bath.
s-I. VV-l-0 Fla ave NV, rooms and hath.
{%2-50-4o7 Eye Ct. NV. rooms and bath
S3D.5O-SS II ST. NV, Jr. and bath.
S2J.S-lll4 u st. ne. rUOInS and bath.
81. U0-l4l5 Nd. ave. ne. o rooms ami bath
COLORED.
sSo.J0-l0o i st. NV. vooIns and bath.
sZ'.5O-fU3 y. j. ave, TOOInS and batH.
S@5.JG-49G Maine ave, rooms aad LGIh.
II.5U-l5J2 Marion. 6 rooms and bath
{l;.JO-i3o y st. NV, rooms and LaIh
COLoRED TENANTS.
Jos Goth ST. y. W. 7-room DTiCH; excellent
condition. rent $l1.
ALEX. :. CLARKE, JR.. 6,5 st. y. W.
765 kESTCCY AVE. :. f. 6 rooms and bat
rent 81. 30; near 18th and PrnAL. ave.
AL.EN. :. CLARKE. JR., So Il st. y. W.
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Members Of Company X. NJ. y. g.
ha,. organized an athletic as>ociat.o'
with the following Officers. Pr sid"!.t
oliver II. +. clarke; vice pcs d"n.
Iou's u. Ely; secretary, Basil T.. Boy
lin treasurer. Frank l.. Hewitt. T'u
-:s"r alton will place baacnaa. foot t,,;,iI
r..sL etlali. and track teams ia the !i'.ld
Brooke lee. son OF Senator Blair I.'"
Is capIs n Of tho baseball team and iICS'
LIEUTENANT Of the company. hr!",
armrry. TO COS. about 31,Cop. is hcin-
erected at Silver Spring by WINa''
DHTtiCS
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rhe MONTGOMERY county .tu'-S aI"on
Lra guc is urging senators Hl.ir l."
and John Walter SmItn nml '"hC gre.
m.u David J. Lewis % SUPPORT th"
I;ubsou prohibition DIll.
NJrIuan Eaines. ui ClarHsDur-. was
held in bonds brtor" JudS. Mace for
l.Is appearance at the circuit court on
charEcs of assault VITA intent 10 nnur-
uer dnd carrying concealed weapons
i'rr.d by ncsli: -. BcuiE
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ClAinVUIAMfG

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~, lith -. y " II.
EITZGERh LD-N TaIml.l ana b,IIhIe
seeing Powers. Future. '"urtyhiu nI,r-
riage, business. guaranteed. l-l5 | ,t n ~
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MOTORCYCLES
HORSES AND VEHICLES

GIe II. l. sinsIc. perfect condition: big ID
gain. 30 md st. y. w
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l. uil Dress Suits I.EnS.. E1K HIIiE' y r.,

Public Stenograpner, r1G"I,I r5ompt ',TS.Ge ,naG.o
THE WORK SHOP" 40 Munsey olGS
WINDOW screens made TO oTGeT at l'G
square foot. drop postal. VIA ali. NJ.
N'rItt:IS. iZi 10Th ht :. ".
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n.s.fitSS ANNOUHC EMENTS

49,. HEADEE Bringing coupon We "ilI re-
.,a.. any Amer. watch or clock for 81 guar
.nte,u InI,eu CloCh Iiepuir 60. UIs L y. W.