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ADAM i. WESCHLER, AUCTlONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORY BRICK
DWELLING, KNOWN AS NO. Is n STREET


TRUSTEES SALE OF a rwo-sroRY BRICK
Under and 5y virtue Of certain deed ,s q
ct Sec ops 81 the aed records Of the
of Columbia and at the request OF the party Sc,
cured thereby We the understand trustees VII
premises. on THURSDAY. THE Third DAY OF
SEPTEMBER AD 1914 -, At MAL dssa,iSs1
land and premises. situate and being in the city
OF Washington. in the District Of Columbia, and
thirty four $40 in A. and T. A. Richards sub
division OF square seven hundred and two COZ.
the same is seeo5ded d, in me LSer W. os
Of the District Of Columbia; beginning for the
same at the northwest corner OF said lot, thence
running east along the south line Of ''N" street,
ssss adeP By Alfred to
feet to the rear line of said lot, thence run:
ming west with said line a feet inches. and
Beginning shae an' tase,ssr with the
thereon, known as house No. 10 w street
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash and the balance in
two equal installments, In one and two years
and the said deferred payments are e, to be Sc
depas 81 ,S s0P be
The 5 Al ss Rs f
recording and notary fees at the cost Of the
%fs sssn a. s from to De be 81 sas
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
said property at The risk and cost Of the defsnlt-
tisement Of such resale In some newspaper pub
lshed in the Dist5ts. Of q c Sn%MS
No. s2s John Marshall place nv,
HENRY H. BERGMAN S'ee'
No. 51l 7th street NV.
u24-d&ds.eSe Trustee.
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TOMORROW
Smiths Auction House,

633 LA. AVE. NV.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ONE, AT TEN AM.
special large auction sale of Household Goods
Dressers, ohifronlers. Wardrobes. sideboards.
Dining Tables, Buffet, Rolled and Flat Top
Desks. Chairs, Iron Safes, Showcases. Carpets,
Rugs. Mating. 0ilcloth, Lace Curtains, Blan-
ROGER B. SMITH, AUCTI0NEER.
Consignments received up to hour of sale.
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LAMONT ST. WEST OF 18th ST. 1oR..
Sb., h. VIII. elect. 1900
1644 Park I'd. Tor, 2b., h.-w.h.. elect,
1927 18th St Pr h. h-wh 60. 90
2O49 Park rd 1Or 2b h.-wh elect So. 20
1855 Columbia I'd Or 2h h. rs. 90
Cleveland Park Tor, Oh, h.-w.h. elect. So. 90
1877 Riggs St. 1Ir. 3D. h.-wh ..... 81. 90
Saul's Addition, Or. b., h.-w.h elect. -. 80. 90
h-wh. elect $3.50
1905 Newton st. Dr.. b.. furnace, newly
papered and painted. Observation-Disclosures. $50
3345 18th St. Tor. b., furnace. ........ $50
1854 Parkwood pl. 6r.. b., h.-w.h ........ 81 80
S12 ST.. Or, b.. latrobe ................ 1854
1927 q ST.. Or. b.. h. " h............. IS. 20
1892 Kenyon ST., Or, b.. h.-w.h......... 80
papered and painted ... 80 80
1908 S ST.. 6r., b.. latrobe ... 2S. 50
100 Adams St. 6r.. b.. furnace. ......... 27.JO
169 INLAND ter. ne, 6r.. b., furnace. 90 so
1913 ST.. 6r.. b., furnace. ............. 27.50
1914 10th st. NV, 6r.. b.. furnace. %. so
IS K St ne, Or. b.. latrobe. .......... 80
Phone for complete list and keys. Main s4o
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. ia 18th st. NV.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A WEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEBR

ADAM A. Wt.SCaLth, AUCIIoNEEh
TRUsTEES SALE OF PREMISES NO. 1882
ILLINOIS AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF that deed of trust recorded in
Liber No s51s. at folio s44, of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and at the request
Of the party thereby secured the undersigned
will sell at public auction in front of the
premises. on THURSDAY. THE TENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. 1914. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered one hundred and
eleven u1D, In Roman Dalley's subdivision in
square twenty-nine hundred and ninety-seven
(299O, "Brghtwood Park" improved by q
two-story dwelling house, and more particularly
Terms: One-third cash, balance In one and two
years, with interest at 6 per cent. secured on
the property, or all cash. at purchasers option
$500 deposit required. Taxes adjusted to day Of
sale. Conveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms
to be fulnlled within ten days from day Of .e
otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser, after five days advertisement Of
such resale.
WHARTON e. LESTER. Southern bldg.
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT, Southern bldg.
audi -d&ds, eSu Trustees.
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JAMES F. SHEA. S43 La AVE- NV.
FOR RENT 20 Ind av NV ,ar,b 81. -
1874 Ianier pl NV :15 18th sw, 1Or.2oO0
Tor, III. 5000 1914 A me- 6r.b. :. .1@.W
1893 Fairmont NV: ~ ne. 6r b.co % 40
ello 18th NV orb $3.50 81 18th ne Or. 1850
1900 nv, Or. b. 30 50 Nice Or house. col so
JAS. NJ. YORK { S',I. a4 C ST. NV, md floor
7fh&oi ,w .sto&dw So so 49, AZ sw 5r,wc 1870
GO 9th sw. Or. b. $50 1914 sw sto. sta .6rl! 80
500 So" ~ sw ior b y 90 lSl ~ sw se s'o = =;
TO Va sw arb. 1870 so4 sw. 7r, b.. Is 80
3a sw. sr hls39 ~ llth n, sw g. wss ~ II 30
For RENT,RY QUAIL - 4 GO; 722 1i,h nv;
144s r av 12r 2b .s5 rs 227 Fl NV. Or b. 30. IS
~ ,s Hs 1es p a. o. $
So cslI a7.Tak Fi.s g s. NV: g. : IS g
go "a g ssa r s,o:s g
COLoRED TENANTS
1873 4th NV s1e 2 5o2 2dds I 1sth eF
- 81 as g. sa1 s ss
:S Ss f nden ST. i5S g. n wv s,v
7o9 L. 'r' Wis 9 SO rs Wash st. er'w 1850
tsI "a AZ NV. 49,. 7o.oo isS7 IN 500
ri IN For 81 g Sr al apARlESs 81.
1921 New York ave. NV
s11 18th nv lot SIS no. 1911 10Th NV. lot b As 50
1853 F'n't NV Tor has so 2sl1 18th NV Tor b 43 so
617 av NV Or b 81 80 1861 Pot NV. Orb % 90
627 Emit NV Or b. % 90 43s Me av sw.9r b p, 90
s ss Lone ne s s s 1872 hw g. b
30 Pain ne: 6rb. ;oo aa2 Ing'm nw,6r,b 10. so
FLATS.
The Sswport s,17 q nv 81
10 Eth ne sw sr 800 7is 7 TIN . WV
Sto 1000 AZ sw 6r25 20 405 Sc 5rw 1880
Sto 425 AZ CIV, 3r. 15.50 124S AZ sw, 81, 1880
1853 l sw, 6r.. .14.50l $40 II sw, 5r, w.12O
400 sw. Or. W 1880 1874 7th sw, Arb. 1850
1859 Az sw. 6r.w.12.50l 1908 Cap, 5r.wS.5O
4Ss " sw. 6r.w,g.14.50| 81 18th sw. 5r. h.17.50
Ala NV Sr. h. 27 sol 1908 9Th sw. Or. b. % 90
4O7 sw, 6r,w.g. IL. sol Az NJ sw, Or. b. Ii 80
COIORED.
ss Canal sw 4rws12.5o COS Va av sw.e.w12. so
44S LIST sw. Or. w.l5.5O $40 p sw. Or. 1850
lis NJ Sc Or. w.1o.5o 415 Del sw,6.w12. 20
AS 6h sw. 6r.w.12.50 621 Del av sw.6.w14 80
1925 NV. ar, b.2o.J0 a16 sw. Or. via. so
4l5 I'd sw. Or w.13.5o 80 eth Sc, 7r. w.15.5o
47s School sw.6,w1a.50 147 l. Sc. 6r: ". 80
443 I'd sw. Or. w.16,50 434 lat sw, 5r.w. 1880
461 Del av sw.7 .b2o.50 401 Sth sw. Or. W IL. so
c. II. PARKER CO.. Inc. AS AZ at. sw.
For RENT-MoDERN DWELLINGS.
ISIS 1 II 1sis Riggs pi lor % 90
i444 y, 14r. eo1 oR 1s4s Col ST. 12r $3.50
1913 $, Tor, b.sao 8 1884 Corn. 1or;h.s7.s 50
F w GRAHAM 1 co. SIT 18th NV.
COLoRED TENANT-oNLY $3.50 PER MO.
for nice hay-wndow brick: six rooms; ami;
near cars 1918 Linden ST. me-, bet. G and
II. 18th and 18th sts. l.
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FOR, RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED (Continued1.

FOR RENT-FIOYD E. DAVIS, It'll AND E s.
T12 sth sw. 6r $3.50 4i3 11th sw. IL. b. 20 80
1sls Sc Cap. sr. 1900 iIo1 NV. l4r 1870
424 9TH sw. LOT, b $50 638 F. sw. Or. BIS. 30
10l1 Md av sw. or b21 80 SOS sw, Or. b..21 90
10 eth sw Or, b. .2o50 1907 9th sw. 81, 20 80
$50 l. sw. g.. b. 1880 III Sth sw, Or, b TO- 20
35o6 T NV. 6r b. $3.50 1893 c sw, Or, b. 80
1909 4La sw. 7r,b. 1850 45s sw. 7r.. IS 80
~ sth sw. ~ b.l7.50 SCI G sw. Or. biz 50
IA 18th sw 6r b. l6J 30 1874 Union sw. or. ! l 90
:,r ...........7 ITO 1si8 N NV. 1or. b. 40 90
41s 7th sw, Or. b.".a 30 I'll 9th ne, Or, DISCO
1923 Union sw.5r. 1900 639 Md av ne.er, b. so
ssa ' sv. Or. 1870 Soo sth sw. Il, $500
APARTMENTS.
sol 10th sw. No. ., 7ol 9th sw. Ar. 10 90
Al Il 7t h sw. So.s 10" l9'- " ''' '''
1872 % sv sE ST. 81 %s 9Th sw el Diss
1o4 AZ sw. 6r.. .lI.5o 915 G sw. Or l6 90
Ills 30 sw. Or. 1880 81 Canal sw, Or. 80
93o F sw. 5r 800 0a6 + sw, or 1900
OPS 1st sw 5r.. 80 516 9th sw. or. 10. 90
123s III sw 5r. .1l.a0 a19 Va av Sc. er.11.50
81 y sw. 5r......a.5o 81 NJ sw. Or. $50
30 sc. Or. .9.5Ol 1878 I'd sw. Or. o. SO
1873 LIST sw 5r. col 1918 LIST sw, 5r. so
I'D 10Th ne. or. 40 16 Union ct sw .5r. 80
"A 18th se Ar. .6.3. 1919 LIST sw, Or. .. 90
1906 Half sw. 6r.. on 922 + sw. Or. Il. 90
"a sw. Or. 90 80 Del av sw, BIO. 80
For more complete list call at the office.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-RF-NT FREE TO SEPT. l.;
1852 18th ST. NV; 3 rooms and bath: 5000
1888 18th St NV: Tor. & b. tcorner): S35 so:
convenient Conn. ave. cars and 18th st. eiec-
trio herdic; will make necessary repairs: big
gest bargain ever offered in this section. II. R.
HoWENSTEIN CO. 1914 or 18th and ne
HOUSES FOR RENT 5 Grant pl NV, 10r.5O. 90
4Ol7 18th NV. Or $+o.5o As l NV. Or. .%5. 30
2o26 18th NV, Or. so 12c NV. Sr. Us. 50
a41 l. NV, IT.. 80 1915 5th nv. Or. Is. 50
923 10th NV Or. 80 26i8 L NV, 6r. Pr. 90
GOT Fla NV. so All l. NV. ST.. ..-.22.5O
1l20 Sth NV. ST.. .2o.50 1905 X NV. IT.. 2o.50
40s L NV. sto, 4r.2o.0o 1894 kal'ma NV, Sr2o.5O
300 W NV, 7r....1S.U 457 ! NV, Or. .....lS.m
2i29 9th NV, 6r...16 800 1851 Hin ne. 1r. 80
300 Oak NV, r..15.50 $3.50 T'pect NV, 7rl5,a0
sos 18th sw, 1r. 1850 81 ne. 5r-. $50
1915 Lin av ne 6s14 so 7o5 Euclid nv, 5r1l so
asa F sw 5r......14.5O 1911 sw, Or. 14.50
400 l. Sc Sr.......123o 1912 l ne, 5r..- .l3. 90
237 w NV, 5r.....1O.50 3:s1 sw, 5r.-....1l 80
Brainard NV, 5r10.50 ~ 81 ne, 4r...- 1850
1886 X mer ne ,5r $50 AL Bland al nv. 6r1o.m
3"48 Grace nv, Or. $50 - Col ter NV, a.. $50
APARTMENTS.
40 NJ NV, Dr.. so, 40 NJ NV, 2r.... % 90
25O3 18th NV, Or. - so so o NV. ....:1 so
4o7 p NV. Or. so 2115 W'd pl nv: 5rly- 90
STABLES.
Rear 600 I'd ne....15.0Oi Rear 1908 NV 90
Rear 416 NV. 500 RI 629La Nd av sw go
A. S. CAYWOOD, 915 y. Y. ave. NV Phi. NJ. TO.
81
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.


city; good road: s-room dwelling; outbuiiding:
orchard; sacrifice, s., ESQ.
o sesss steei and
2S acres. Clifton. Va; DWELLING; some NUT;
i4e acres. Charles CO.. Nd: barn: orchard:
ARTHUR NJ ooNNoR.
2234 Oxford bldg. T26 18th Of. NV.
81 ACRES. SUITABLE FOR GRASS SL;: GRAN q Nm
running ft
II 600. Boz 9S. Annapolis. Md.
50 10 100 ACRES UN1MPRovED Oh l2A ACRES
with 12-room house, anil: barn; AL necessary
outbuildinss: hwh: cellar: orchard , : Maa1
e s1 s,s. county. Boz Is. Star once. =
77-ACRE FERTILE GRAIN AND STOCK FARM:
splendid Groom farmhouse. in grove; GOOD farm
buildings; large assorted orchard. IN fuii bear
automobile road good as boulevard Is miles I
nom heart Of city soil hss',iy sr0pRsd , ss
Is hne worth 1T $50 PEP eU acre GEO. q WALKER
Renois building. iith and G SITS. NV.
81, 500 WILL BUY THE ALTAMoNT SPRING
fruit farm. live stock and equipment; imm o.
acres: 5000 peach and apple. ,youns orchard
elegant condition: altitude, soil: air. drainage
ss ss.ss , ss TOP sns ass
endos5 B. s.y; IS st nss Of .ts
s sHcarEs. ST., S s%,tn.sara. Gd. -
HARPERs FERRY. FARM OF 14o ACRES:
house and barn: well fenced and cultivated;
Sc fs.t Of sef. %s fs at nil.
from station; suitable for summer home,
hS.sl ssnt oun, n,,e club g gsenn nd.
200 BARGAIN FARMS, MD AND VIRGINIA.
B.yside homes Country business places. ire lists.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 100 10th Nv Nv.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN b. LARNER, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia, Holding Probate Court.-No. 21O21,
Admnistration-Thi Is to give notice that the
subscriber. OF the District OF Columbia, has OBJ.
Of Columbia letters of administration eta. on
the estate of Mary v. Iarner. late of the Dis
trict of Columbia. deceased All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated. to the subscriber or
before the 18th day Of August. AID 1915; other.
wise they may by law he excluded from all
p pen IT,. OF said estate Glyen Inds. my hand
NER. sol Wash. L. and T. bldg. ,seal) Attest:
JAMES TANNER Register OF Wills for the Dis
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

BARGAIN-$2 CASH. So MONTHLY, BUYS 10
lots on Long Island n. Y: full price, $40
York city. N. Y. u
COY VILLAGE HOME: SHADY LAWN. GAR
Gen, fne water. porches: hours ride city on
Va trolley: terms easy. Price, $500. OWN
Err. 1921 NV. and pm. So
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
I HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GILT
EDGE SO notes, any amounts secured by first
deed of trust tmortgagel on ID. C. real estate.
Personal attention given all matters.
D. II. ROLAND DRERY,
Room Boil Southern bldg. 18th and II SITS. NV.
SECOND TRUST
Money to loan at 90 on District real estate.
Any amount from $500 to 5000 on FIRST or
second trust, In straight notes or monthly pay
ments. Takes only three days to make them.
PAUL v MITCHELL & CO.
71S 18th st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest; most advantageous
teFm H. sM sTEs i% cSMPASY sea a4Ss
MONEY TO LOAN on D. G. REAL EST ATE.
ECONOMICAL CONSIDERATION FOR BOZ.
MOORE / HILL 0No9. 1902 II ST. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE At
lowest rates. Special privileges with respect
to prior payments TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
100 18th st NV.
MONET TO LOAN-s25O TO s5Oo, 900 ON D. G.
real estate. Several large trust funds, AZ 10
8 per cent All transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers,
WM II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern bldg, sO7 18th ST. NV
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FORCED sALE-owNER MUST CHANGE
LOCALITIES.
Six room bungalow In District: twenty
five minutes to Treasury; ami: to dupli-
cate would cost $1,000; will give to the
purchaser window screens costing $40,
lawn mowe-. kindling wood, clothes dryer,
etc, costing S115. Please do not answer
unless you have money. VIII sell for
So. $50. Address OWNER. Box 4S, Star
office.
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21O Ind av nv, pr, b. 3a..I
315 18th sw, 1Or.2o.G0
1914 A ne. Or. b. .1G.1
~ p ne. Or, b.col 2n.:0
i+2 9th sw, Or. Il 800
SAT 18th he Or. 1893
Nice Or house, col $50
sD4 G st. NV, 2nd floor.
49, IL, sw. 5r. ". e. 1870
IO14 sw .sto. sta. 6rl5 80
l2I Az sw. lge sto. $50
$50 9th sw. 4r. b. .1t.oo
sO4 F sw. Tr. b. ..l3 80
APT 1lth sw.6r, wssg. 1.5O
TIL y Hrown GIT 3ll,s W
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-UOLEST IUCATION IN ATLANTIC CITY.
o s 7 E N D

Entire block of ocean front In the popular
Chelsea section: capacity. 500: large. cool rooms
with view OF from all: and fresh
ter in all baths: running water In rooms: 4. 900
feet of porches surround the hotel: notable cut
sine and service: orchestra: dancing twice daily.
Special Sept. rates. $500 up weekly. Booklet
mailed. Auto meets trains. New managernen
by owners. John c. GOSSLER. Manager
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The Lockwood.

In the picturesque mountains Of Harpcrs Ferry.
W. Va Rooms with bath I. s. LoVETT-
BRACKET HoGSE-OyERLOOKS RIVER: AM
pie grounds: mountain air: pure water: airy
rooms: own garden, chickens cows: home style.
Write now for Sept. and Oct. Fall rates. Sept.
10. Mrs. &. NEWCOMER.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFTRNISKED IContinued1

FOR RENT-429 ELM ST. NV; 4 ROOMS AND
porcelain bath: new brick; for coIored ten
ants only; rent. SIS so. THEO. FRIEBUS,
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FOR RENT-5l3 2nd ST. NV: 10 ROOMS AND
bath: two large gilt mirrors. one in parlor and
oacA InG TrI,; 81 ,n naH lnontn .en.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-07-15
Military Secrets.

Warrants for the arrest OF Charles X
Field, editor of the Sunset Magazine,
and former president of the Bohemian
Club; Robert j. Fowler. an aviator; Ray
S. Duhem, a photographer, and Riley
A, Scott, a writer, were issued at the
request of John w. Preston, United
States attorney. The charge against all
four is the disclosure of military secrets
and the penalty is ten years imprison-
ment or $40. 600 fine for such disclosure
if made abroad, and one year or 81, 600
fine if made in the United States.
In April, Sunset Magazine published
an article entitled, "Can The Panama
Canal Be Destroyed From The ARR
Reproduction of photographs taNen from
an aeroplane and showing some of the
Notifications of the Canal Zone and OF
the San Francisco Preside accompanied
the text. AS soon as copy of the num-
Der was called to the attention of the
War Department it requested President
Wilson TO investigate
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-07-15
LIST OF CANDIDATES
To Be Voted For AT August
Primary Election, 1914.

FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
LONG TERN.
Jas. b. McCreary, of Rich
mond; Democrat.
A. 0. Stanley, of Henderson;
Democrat.
j. @. w. Beck ham, of Frank
fort; Democrat.
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
SHORT TERN.
Bennett II. Young, of Louis
Vile; Democrat.
Johnson n. Camden, of Yer
sailles; Democrat.
D. H. Smith, of Hodgenville;
Democrat.
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
LONG TERM
Latt f. Mclaughlin, of Mad
isonville; Republican.
Augustus e. Wilson, of
Louisville; Republican.
Richard P. Ernst, of Gov
ington; Republican.
Burton Vance, of Louisville;
Progressive.
George w. Jolly, of Owens
boro; Progressive.
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
SHORT TERM.
Henry D. Fitzpatrick, of
Prestonburg; Republican.
William Marshall Bullitt. of
st. Matthews; Republican.
FOR CONGRESS.
Warner w. Jesse, Of Shell
byville; Progressive.
J. f. HOltzclaw, of Lancas-
ter; Progressive.
STATE OF KENTUCKY, sou
COUNTY OF MADISON, 'oi'
1, r. B. TERRlLL, Clerk of
the Madison County Court, do
certify that the foregoing is a
list of candidates certified to
me by the Secretary of State
of Kentucky, to be voted for
at the next August election,
1914.
Witness my hand this 9Th
day of July, 1914.
r. B. TER RILL, Clerk.
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Farmers Telephone Line

We, the following citizens of the Red
House neighborhood, have taken advan.
tage of the farmer line contract as offered
by The Richmond Exchange of the Cum
berland Telephone & Telegraph Co. and
connected our line with that company S
line at Red House. This gives us con-
nection with all subscribers of the Rich
mond Exchange. The special rate that
the Telephone Company is offering puts
telephone within the reach of all rural
inhabitants of the county. Get busy,
Mr. Farmer, and have a. line put in so
that we can talk to you.
j. 7. REEVES, Sec'y Farmers
Line, Red House, KY.
F-No. S45-02-H. P. Dykes.
F-No. 845-03-J. T. Reeves.
F-No. S45-04-T. J. Marshall.
F-No. S45-05-J. K. Wells.
F-No S45-12-Curt Parks.
F-No S45-11-Mrs. NJ. J. Boggs.
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= FOR YOUR DEN s
Beautiful Colleee Penn nts

YALE AND HARVARD, EACH 8 IN "a IN.
PRINCETON, CORNELL, MICHIGAN,
EACH IN. 81 IN.
All best quality felt with felt heading,
streamers, letters and mascot executed
in proper colors. This splendid assort-
ment sent postpaid for 80 cents and 5
stamps to pay postage. Send now.
Howard Specially Company,
Al ut DAYTON, OHIO.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-07-15
Special REGISTRATION.

Saturday, July Is, will be special reg
istration day for those voters who desire
TO qalify as voters in the August primary
and were prevented or unable TO register
at the last general registration of voters
last October. This includes those vino
were i'll or absent at the last registration
or those who have moved into new pre-
clncts and those attaining their majority
who have the necessary residence quail
fications, one year in the State, six
months in the county and sixty days in
the precinct by August /, the date of
the primary. The special registration
is provided by the primary Law and Will
be held in all cities of the first, second.
third and fourth class. Registered vot-
ers who have moved into another pre-
cinct where registration is required,
must get certificate from the County
Clerk and be registered in the new pre-
cinct
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PAINT LICK.

Sam Hart, who recently moved here
from Letcher county, has sold his farm
of 90 acres to w. r. Patrick and return
ed TO Letcher.
Higgins Woods, of Cincinnati, visited
his mother, Mrs. Adelia Woods, who is
now convalescent.
MissLucy Francis and Miss McWhortor,
DR. w. l., Carman and H. L. Wallace at
tended the Richmond Chautauqua; also
Geo. Treadway and Roy Estridge.
Carlos Hedrick and John Howard have
gone TO Harlan on visit
Walter Hammock has been assisting
Il. II. Batson, at Lanca ter, close out his
stock of goods.
VIM. Champ and wife made Walter
Hammack flying visit last week
The dry weather has cut the black ber-
ry crop short and the housewives are
making every effort to secure them.
Mrs. GiveDs Terrill and Mrs Mason,
of Indiana, were the guests of Mrs. B. NJ.
Lear.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Wynn visited DR..
G. B. Creech at Middleburg.
Point Leavell and Paint Lick base ball
teams celebrated the 4th by playing a
doube-header Each team won a game,
thus dividing honors.
Miss Ada Rich, of Lancaster, has been
chosen to take the place of Miss Allie
Hendren in our graded school.
Lafon and George Wilson, of Rich
mond, are with their grandparents, Dr.
and Mrs. n Mays.
B. NJ. Lear, Billy Wilcox and A. Nc
knight are the largest wheat grow
ers in this neighborhood T. s. Burnam
is our champion barley raiser He had
in l20 acres, which at 20 bushels per
acre yielded him total of about $500
bushels.
Charlie Todd, who recently broke his
leg for the second time, is getting along
nicely.
VIM. Sadler, in handling hay baler,
had his leg badly bruised and was fortu-
nate in escaping with an unbroken limb.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-07-15
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Chauffeur'S License.

In applying for chauffeur's license
Claud Sanders, of Fleming county, stated
that he had never been convicted for any
offense except operating his own auto
mobile without license This convic-
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in Fleming county. Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles Byars notified Sanders
that it was not necessary for an owner
of an automobile to take out chauf-
feur's license.