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FUTURE DAYS.

ny vdrtne Of a certain deed OF trust dated An.
guest snes 20, 13l2 and duly recorded in i.iher 10.
District Of Columbia and at 'a he OF ,he b
party secured by said deed OF trust and party TO
a certain agreement with the Arlington Hotel
company, dated August 30. 1912. and recorded
on the same day in Liber No. 35ss folio i ct
SEQ OF inc land records OF the District OF CO.
TuIRspAY. THE TwENTy-NINTfHe fieu5asf Day OF sP
An. the following described land and premises.
situate In the city of Washington. District Of
original lots one d1, eleven iii. twelve a1a,.
thirteen d". fourteen C4. fifteen l5, sixteen
49,, seventeen % and eighteen 1s,. in squa. re-
Also part of original lot eight ts In said square
two two hundred Goo, contained within the follow
same at the southeast cornor Of said lot. and
running thence north twenty t2s, feet one
eleven un thence west twenty five c2, $40 feet. ea.
thence south twenty-eight .2s, feet one-salf ~,
cf an inch to the south line Of said lot eight
point Of beginning.
designated as and embraced in lots nineteen u3l
to twenty,;wo l22). hoth inclusive. In T. N p
ssS @ m nsr s ra IN sad IS square two hundred
1874. Of the records OF the office of the SUI
Tgns sf hf 6F R, sa1E + TuE pn%srr7y
fhE II ruRcHAsE MosEY So1 i TRcf:Ei ERoEEDrSa Sf
$500 900, OR ANY PART THEREoF NAY RE, r,
MAIN ON THE PROPERTY. TO BE Evf-
DENCED BY THE NOTE OR NOTES OF THE
rTRCHAsEE rT s1p sHIop,} OR rTRCH AsEKs RAYABLE
TEREsT AT 8 PER CENT FROM THE DAY
OF SALE. PAYABIE sEMI-ANNUAILY on
JUNE l AND DECEMBER ! OF EACH YEAR,
ASD ,,S Sec RED EY FREE AND INENCTM.
PROPERTY SOLD: THE BALANCE OF THE
PURCHASE M0EEY TO BE PAID IN CASH
OR THE ENTIRE Pr-RCHASE PRICE MAY BE
PAID IN CASH. At THE OPTION OF THE
PURCHASER. \ DEPOSIT of s5a0eo IN
CASH. BANK DRAFT OR CERTIFIED CHECK
ACCEPTABLE no THE TRUSTEES AND PAY
AEi.E To THEIR ORDER WILL BE RE
orIRED AT THE. TIME OF SALE TAxEs
ADJUSTED TO DAY OF SALE. ALL CONVEY
ANCING. REcoRnlNG. ETC: AT COST OF
PURCHASER. TERMS OF SALE TO BE COM
Piled WITH WITHIN 80 DAYS FROM DAY
OF SALE, OTHERWISE THE TRUSTEES RE
SERVE THE RIGHT TO RESELL THE prop
ERTY At At THE E:Is, RIsk ASD COST OF THE DE.
ADVERTISEMENT OF SUCH RESALE IN
SOME NEWSPAPER OR NEWSPAPERS PUB
LISHED IN WASHINGTON. D. C
ADDS Z. BROWNE.
1872 H ST. NV,
FREDERICK r. CHAPLIN.
Hibts building.
5al2-d&S-11t Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE. IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING 4 THREE-ST0RY
BRICK DWELLING. 925 STREET NV,
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF CO.
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Future DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING Co. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HoTsE AND PREMISES
No All TWELFTH STREET SOUTHEAST,
WASHINGTON. D. &C.
Under and by virtue Of certain deed Of
trust, da ted June l. AID. 1911. and recorded in
I.iber No a42a at folio III ct seq, one OF the
land records Of the District of Columbia. the
undersigned trustees will sell at public aucti,n;
in front of the premises, on SATt RDAf. THE
THIRTY Y-FIRsT DAY OF January. 1914. At
and and premises. situate in the city OF Wash
ngton. In said District; to VII: Part Of iot
subdi vision Of lots of sanare nine hundred and
ninely-twn 1892. as per plat in Book II PAGE
ISL of the records Of the Surveyors once Of
said District. being all Of said lot except the
west ten 10, feet. now embraced in alley: 10
ing Of a two story brick dwelling. with modern
improvements, known as No. AL 18th street
Terms of sale: onethirl cash. balance in
equal instalInents at one and two years. secured
by the promissory notes Of the purchaser. and
dec, Of trist the property sold. or all cash.
at purchasers option. Sale to be closed within
fifteen days from the day Of sale. deposit ef
siao required at time Of sale. Conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost
BENZ +. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
once in Columbian bldg.
GEO FRANCIS WILLIAMS. Trustee.
a23-d&.ls eSu Ofice in Columbian bldg.
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VALUABLE LOT. 25xss FEET. on a STREET
NE BETWEEN Srh AND 9Th STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
By authority vested in Us by the owners. We
will sell on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY TWEEN
TY-EiGHTH 1914. AT FIVE O'CLOCK IN
in front Of the premises. D feet of lot IL
about ..o75 square feet. more or less Said
property being desirably located and within easy
Terms Of sale: one-third of purchase money
in cash. said purchaser 70 assume trust OF $500
ment parable IN one year at per cent per
annum. al cash a. option OF purchase Ts-r.
of sale 10 be complied with within IS days.
otherwise property TO be Ees9ld at risk and cost
Of defaulting purchases Al conyeyancinS &c
cording, ETC., at purchasers cost 3s.S-4s
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Four Killed in Explosion on Liner

LIVERPOOL, January :7.-Four men
We're killed and many We're injured by an
explosion yesterday on the Cunard liner
Mauretania, which is in dock undergoing
repairs A bottle of condensed gas, which
was being used in braZing process In
the engine room, blew up from some un-
known reason, spreading death among
the engine filters. Several of the injured
are In serious condition.
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Minneapolis Players Sign.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. January 21.-
-Four members of the Minneapolis Amer
can Association base ball club have sign
ed 1914 contracts and delivered them "a
President ". F.. Cantillon. They are Otis
Clymer, outtielder; James Williams, see.
ond Oaseman; David Altizer. shortstop
and Wade llillifer, outfielder.
II was also announced that Catchel
" iloer Smith and Outtieider Claude Ross
man had signited their intention to sigl
within the next day OF TWO.
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ADAM =. wEsCHLER, AUCTIONEER
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Uni1n-
proved Lots, in Marshall. D. c..


BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust recorded
in Liber No. 354O. folio 143. ct seq. Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured thereby. We.
the undersigned trustees. viii sell at public
auction: in front Of e premises: on WEbNEs-
AID. 1914. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. tie fol
lowing described land and premises. situate in
the county Of Washineton: in the District Of
4, .; g. I. ;. 9. TO- 10 and Ii in square
1902 '0gck 81 2@; e lots E 3 10 A. 5 9
-, .. 2G q and Is in square 1908 obl".k 30;
lots -; 2a; 81 and IS in sgua5. osai nock 49,:
!" l"'s s3sar: @ = 5sil cct 70 sa lots ~ >" q and d + =
s 4 y: 7 IS. s ); ! = : 8 Z:
& f. 70 e. + = q i 3 Is + * < i i and ns
r f. IL T. sa:s H. e. ssa2 g. i?sh s. $ M lots g. y e Z
and 30 in square 5s23 tblock 20: lots . 3,
{, 6, {. $, ., 10 and II in square :329 lblock
IS as S and md 50 in in square m $50 iocK y, 3: lots I
aD: lots /. 3 l. 5. o. L. is. II. IS. 10 '.sa and
20 in square 1886 block 26; lots l. 2 g. 4, 3.
Square 8 2 s. lS eit K az is s T. in 10 square sHa ls s
,block 36l.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase
money to he paid in cash and the balance in
two equal installments. payable in one and two
years, with interest at six per centum per
annum, payable semi annually from day OF sale,
secured 10y decd OF trust upon the property sold
or all cash. at the option Of tie purchaser A
deposit OF $500 will be required OF tie plr-
recording and notara fees al the of the
purchaser. Terms of sale TO he complied with
the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property Al the risk and cost of the defauting
purchase; after Eve DAYS advertisement of
city of Washington, d. c.
HUGH II. OBEAR
ta23 3d&tis eSu Trustees.
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An ordinance was introduced in the
second branch of the Baltimore council
which is to give the health officials of
the city full and unquestonabe power
to compel every person to be vaccinated
against smallpox.
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ADAM A. wEscILEE. AucTIoNEEE.
CIIANCERY SALE OF Two-SToEY rIAMF
DWELLING. No. lis KENDALL STREET.

IVY CITY. n. g
BY virtnr ~ n decree of the supreme Court
Of the District of coiumbis. passed Il. equity
cause No. SiS4s. We The undersigned trustees.
will sell ut puilc auction. in fr"ni ~ the
premises. on TUESDAY. THE THIRD DAY or
FEBRUARY. AID; 1871: At FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. lot 20 In block :. Of Ivy city, iu tie
gether with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sail: One third cash, balance in Two
equal installmenfs payable in and two
years, with interest at six per rentum per an
mum. payable semi annually. from day 81 sale.
secured hy deed Of trust upon The properly sold
all cash. d-pcsit OF 500 required the
time OF sale. All conveyancing. recording and
notarial fees at the cost Of the purchase
Terms of sale TO lie complied with within NJ
fe.n days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 70 resell the property
mt the risk and cost Of ia" defanltiaG puf-
chaser, after iyc DAYS advertisement ~ such
resale in newspaper pubishrd Ia the
city Of Washington. u. e.
WILLIAM 4. LEE Trustee.
fenIall building.
SIMON LYON, Trisiee.
ja22-d&ds.eSn Evans Buiiaing.
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Population of Cuba, 1887 900.

HAVANA. January 21.-The population
of Cuba is 2.3s7 900. according to the new
census. The secretary of the interior has
submitted y report to this effect to Pres
ident Menocal. The population in 1907
was 2,OiS.3so.
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EEAl. ESTATE. HEi>G BRICK pWEII.EN';
KNOWN iS NJ. ia.3 CpRcoEAN STREET
Ev virtue Of Il certain Gooa II trust. duly r.
corded In i-iber Ne. E'ha. folio sti.. ~ the
land records ~ tho District OF Columbia ard
at the request of th, party secured thrr.-hv l..
the nnaerstgEe'i trustee. WI sell at public
ton. In front Of ihe r,-niis's. .H TUESDAY
THE THIRD DAY oF Ft.Eei, ,RY 4 H. 1914.
sT FolR O'CLOCK Pm me follow .nc d.
srih.d land and premises. situate in In lily
Of Washington. ia tn" District Of tciu:nia. r'..,
designated nnd being lot nuinhe-,,d ffiys I
o6l in James v. Fitch ri al Slhd. is.oi -
square numbered hundred ana ninety l-.a.
1881. The same Is recorded 10 I.ir- -. III
b.. 1s9. Of the records If tn. Office 81:
the surveyor for the District Hr Columbia. To-
gether with the Improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-tiird cash. halauce In fvo
equal instauenis. payHli'e in ind two
years with interest ~ -. per ve.tum per mniirHl
pa ayalc seml-anugally from day cf sale scr,rrI 4
by deed Of trus; upon the property sid. AL
cash. at the or'i0u - the purchaser do
Posit II $500 will be r"guircd = me rEr. .hasc-
AT The time OF sale ~ cvnvcyaa~ a=. rc'e erci,g
and notariai foes at rhr ro>t of ptr hssr
Terms Of sale 10 bn comnlied with y ittu fift"rt
days from tar nf sac, otherwise :hr trlisic-
reserves the right 70 rrSsil fh" property te
risk and cost of the ,efauittr pur haser after
five days advertisements Of spch resale III some
newspaper published N the city Of Washington.
D. g.
| HENRY s MATTHEWS. surviving Trustee
faps IL ,ds O. "
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ADAM 4 WEScHLER. Auctionecr
TRUSTEES SALE or THREE STORY BRICK
DWEILTN. ROOMS AND BA1H No.
n >.I,I,


DWELLING ROOMS AND BATH No.
6lo u STREET NV.
Ry virtue Of certain ueel of trust duiy
recorded in Litsr No. 3.9. folio 81 81 seq q
the land records OF the District uf Columbia
and the request Of III" party secured thereby
we. the undersigned trustees. VIII sal Il; nuh-
lie auction. in front If the preiniSes. on FRI
DAY THE SIXTH DAY OF FERRE AIRY. \
Il. 1914. AT FOI'RTII1RTY o'cL" X P.M..
the follow Ing Described land and premises. sim
ate in the city Of Washington. Ia fh" pt>trrt
of Columbia. and designated and hcine iot
liz. in square All. per plat rer"rticd n
hook lS page a. of the surveyors otico ~ tli"
District cf Columbia, together with iar i'm
provements thereon.
h.. required OF the purchaser AZ The time ''i sai'
All conveyancing. recording and ugiarial Ices
the cost Of the purchaser. FERNS of sal"
10 be complied with within fift"c, DAYS from
day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve tie
right resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defaultine purchaser, after five days nd
vcrtisement Of sleA resale in some Hr'w spnper
published in the ciiy Of Washington. -. =.
al.GEeNoN :. GARDINER.
". GILBERT DENT,
isp- gli-
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BERToN A THIssEII4, AUcTIoNEER.
WHO'S. J. OWEN 6 son. ArcTloNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE. IMPROVED RY THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING. NUMBERED 2423 1st

BRICK DWELLING. NUMBERED 2423 1st
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in I.iber No. 1916 at folio 37f ct seq,
one of the land records Of the District OF Ooiam.
big. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees wiz sell at
pubiie auction IN front Of the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY
OF JANUARY A.D 1919, AT HALF-PASr
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following dsserlhed
real estate. situate in the county Of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia and designated ard
being 10. numbered forty-twe f42l. in Middaugh
4 S7hannon's subdivision Of lots in block sev-
enteen ~, Dobhins' addition TO the city os
Washington. Districf Of Columbia. as Per plat
recorded in the surveyors Office OF the District
Of Columbia. In Lber County sixteen u6,. at
folio one hundred and twenty three n23l. to-
gether with the improvements thereon, subject
TO frst and prior deed Of trust TO secure the
princtpa, sum OF 81. 80. with interest al the
rate % y: per cent per annum.
mentioned with interest from October. 8. 1913,
10 be assumed by the purchaser. deposit OF
sI0o will he required at the time Of sale. balance
in cash within fifteen days Sale to he closed
in fifteen days from date of sale. otherwise the
propert will be resold at the risk and cost OF
defaultins purchaser. after Eve days advertise
rnent in some newspaper published in Washing
ton. D. C. Conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
WILLIAM A. BOSS.
472 La. NV:
FLOYD p. WAGGAMAS.
fafo-d6,ds eSu Trustees.
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Belmonts Make a Sweep.

@ He!lnonts. in the District League.
= ~ a Very consistent set taking three
@hl from the Resolates. The scores
o. iae winners We're - 5l2 and 80
We he losers did not secure a mark
. good ~ 90. Lewis got the hest set
made Is A. individual in this match-3i7
Ills games We're 70, 11o and 1iT Krauss
-ruii % a set Of SO. his highest game being
p. The other match in the District
i-vaGs.e. one between the Shermans and
Ioledos, Was Won by the Shermans by
forfeit. set was rolled by each team
though only two players reported for the
Ioledos. Bontz got three good scores
for the Shermans IN their exhibition they
being l22 1U3 and H. for set of 343
Next to the mark of the Atlantics the
Nationals OF the Arcade league had the
highest game They escured a score OF
800 in their second game Of the match
against the Arsyles. The bowling of the
players was consistent, each man getting
mark of more than 1ot. Miller scored
III. Brandt Ill. Boss 10 Moore 1U9
and Hawksworth 106 The Nationals
took all three of the games
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ADAM a. wEsCHLER. AUcTloNEEI
ADAM a. wESCHLER, AUCTIoNEER
Valuable Warehouse Site
On P Street. a Few Yards from
B. & O. Freight Station at Fla
Ave. and New York Ave. NE.
Rv AuctiOn

By virtue OF authority vested in the under
signed. will sell by public auction. in front of
the premises. on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1914. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK M. sublots 126 and I27. In square
669. froEtng on street and Florida avenue
northeast 81 feet by depth Of so feet to 10
foot alley opening into Decatur street. pass
ing straight through to o street northeast max
Ing desirable site for warehouse, garage or
manufacturing plant.
Terms 0ne-haif cash. balance in one and two
years. all cash: $500 deposit sale. Sale
TO he closed In 20 days. All conveyancing and
recording purchasers cost.
jaCC-dSds eSu
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Davis and Grubbs Roll Well.

ne Reds got two Gut of three in their
match with the Blues III the Westminster
.eague, while the Whites also won by the
anne margin from the Greens Gyubbs
led the Reds. and got scores of 119, lo1
and lof, for an average of 100, while
Davis had the highest mark OF any of the
Blues, his set being 40. The games
Davis rolled Were 12i. loo and 1l5.
The scores:
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FL II RI. DAYS.
THoMAs powIING 9 "a AIrrioNITr

TOMORROW.

=
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE UNtN-
PROVED PROPERTY on Iath STREET ia
TWEEN AND . NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of certain deed of srtiS. r..
corded Ia L.ber No .:5aI folio is2 - seq. %,
the lsnd records Of The District or ccluIuhia
and AZ the request Of the barry secured tl.reu,
". win SOL n Prilc auction 81 from ef =. .
premises On MuhnAh. EEBRl AIRY SEroNi'.
1914. AT HALF PAST FoIs O'CLOCK P.N.
the following described land and promises.
uate IN thr city 81 Washington b~tr.,: ~ 90
luinlia. a:i known and cs.suaird and hsi <
original ln- thiTtren t!.l iu sd8arc numbered orv
hundred AMI twenty Weight ii2sl
Ter!ns - sale: One third the purchase moue-
20 lee paid IN ras.. tht haisncc in nue aud twa
years with interest r 81 per nnnum. payah =
ssai annually. and secured hy = deed OF iftis
on the property sold. All cash AT the pr
chssers option. 500 depnsit required at the
time Of sale Al can,eyancnS and recording
at purchasers r">;. Terms ~ salc TO hc com
piled with within fifteen days from day ~
sale otherwise the trustees the right
10 resell the property =; The riss and cos, ~
III" defauitsnE purchascr after i've iaNs' ad-
vrrti>emeut Of such resale III SOM newspaper
pnhlis in the city OF Washington. District
Of Columbia
GEORGE W. Bi-AKENSHiP. Trustee
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to play properly with such club. as it
is probably Of the wrong weight. length
or lie.
Now that a suitable club has been
chosen. and a ball. the player must know
how to grip the former There are two
main grips-the palm and finger -
and of the two I recommend the latter.
The position of the feet is the next thing
to be taught The stance which | should
advise beginners to adopt is called the
square stance The feet are placed one
on either side of the ball and equidis-
tant from it. They should be in one line.
The beginner must keep her eye 'on the
ball. and her head steady; these are the
two most important things to remember
in the whole of ones golfng days.
x
1t is a great help to have a chalk line
marked on the ground in the direction of
play, and another through it at right
lines meet the beginner will he consid-
erably assisted to take up her proper
stance and adapt herself generally to the
needs of the situation. When she feels at
home with her iron. and has cultivated a
swing. she should invest in these four
ClubS-braSsle, straight-faced iron, maShie
and putter. ! never recommend a driver
as a players first wooden club, as, from
what l have seen of beginners. they al
ways experience great difficulty in rails
ing the ball with this club. and nothing
is more demorahzing than to hit the ball
along the ground time after time.
STRAIGHT DRIVE.
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Kibler Gets a Set of 342.

kibler. rolling for the Niagaras in the
l. NJ C. A league. secured set of 81.
lie rolled games of l12, 1pT and 125. De-
spite his good work. the Niagaras only
v0n oae game. and that by the small
margin Of one pin. Loveless, high man
for ti-c Waveflys in the match with the
-&taaties, had scores OF 10I. 1Oa and 112
The Nirginians got three straight from
the Puritans in the Colonial Ten Pin
League. The Puritans We're beaten by a
good margin in each game. Lamster led
me tirginians with scores of more than
Pro for each game He secured marks
II .oJ. eo2 and 2o>. Tor an average of
20 Harwood averaged 19s for the same
team. while Ry-rson was above the other
members OF the losing quint with scores
al .tEt 1870 ana 100
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By virtue Of one certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded in Liber $50. folio 40. OF the land rec
request of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY TWENTY-SI AT
TEN A NJ within store 1888 7th st. NV, stock
of Housefurnishings. Creckery Tinware. etc.
CHARLES +. DlGGS,
BARNETT COHEN.
ia22 Trustees.
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MARCUS NOTES, AuCTIoNEER

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEFTRNISdINGS
STOCK. WITHIN STORE 1888 Tth ST. n w,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH, AT TEN AN
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isl3 + 81 NV.
WILTON ]. LAMBERT. Trustee.
ia2o- dads esr llo .,1h 81 NV
ADAM 4 wEs,HLtR. ArCTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE on NAIrABIF IATrEnvFD
REAL ESTATE. REfAss BRICK DWELLING
KNOWN AS NJ. la.3 tvRcoHAN STREET
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EMERGENCY IRA NSFER CoIPANY-AUTo-
mobile vans Moving. packing. shipping. Spe-
cial rates for PIANOS. Distance moving spe-
cfalty. Phone North 1868. 1901 18th st. ne.
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NORTHEAST DUCkPIN LEAGUE
Totals Az 5sa 5o2 Totals. 5I4 .
sa5 si3 7s7 Totals. SO $40 GIG
coslNERcI.I, prckpIy LEAGyrr

Totals 'ool AL 4.5 Totals -5oi iO5 4sl
'RUdolph 4 West win fr.t game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-23

gregational church The bride is a
well.known music teacher and a mem.
Der OF the faculty OF the Detroit Con.
servatory OF Music MIR Kelsey is
vice. president and treasurer OF the
Wright-kay Co Following a trip 10
the Pacific coast. Mr. and Mrs. kel'
sey will be at home in the Richelieu
apartments. Aug /
o
The annual excursion OF members
OF Ashlar lodge. No. 81, F. & A. NJ,
and their families, will take place
Wednesday. to Put-in-Bay. A pro
gram OF sports. field games and base
ball games has been arranged. There
will be dancing on the boat. The fol
lowing committee is in charge OF the
outing: II. E. Barker. II. +. Brooks,
r. A. Coulson. r. ]. Dever, c. j. Es-
terling. A. B. Hicks, George II Jacob,
S. r. Kingston, +. O, knight, \. +.
Wingert. F. ] Lawrence, F. I. Math-
er. c. J. Mike, J. II Neubauer. 5. X.
Patterson. J. l.. Shoebottom, A. X.
Smith. George w Trendle, and j K.
Waters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-23
WHEN Is A BOX
NOT A BOX? Ell :?

NEW YORK, June 10. When is
a dry goods box not a dry goods box?
A. When it's a platform.
Patrolman No. 2790, OF Traffic
Squad B enunciated the above prin-
ciple at Union-sQ. recently Ralph
Simon and other members OF the
Anti-Militarist league were gathering
for a Tarrytown and Colorado protest
meeting
you can speak from the asphalt
paving, the policeman told them,
but il You climb on that box. the
box becomes platform and then you
can't speak without a permit"
Satisfied with his own interpreta-
ton OF the law, the patrolman then
directed Simon and others TO turn 10
the wall poster which asked What
do You know about anarchism?' and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-23

suggested that you read Mo'ne'
Earth 10 End out about Il. The sisN
was duly aboutfaced.
Then another patrolman callea ny
headquarters and learned that ny
traffc mans judicial ruling was , G,l
too subtle and that the orators oSum
speak from the box provided ~,
didn't incite 20 riot The anaI'nla'
sign was turned face out once nor y
and tackled TO the platform box
After that Reba Edelson, who pr
sided. wild Joe" o'Carroll, Ehafi's
Plunkett. Pietro Allegro, AleFanIdl,.l.
Berkman. Arthur Caron and DINERS
denounced the Rockefellers and urge
that all workers declare genera
strike at once. insisting that II ever
one should quit work free speech
would be indicated and the eNlls =
capitalism ended Before adjourn
ment small collection was laNeE
among the 200 persons who listehe-
TO the speechmaking
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CHAPTER cLxxxv.

'Margie, want to present Mr.. San
ders, Herberts most intimate friend
to you"
Walter, this is the woman friend
4 Mrs. waverly. that have told you SO
much about" said Kitty after the
Z wedding ceremony.
sFI was furious for biushing as
glanced into the quizzical eyes OF Wal
ter Sanders.
Il am very glad to know the fore
handed and accommodating young