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Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-04

Transfer of command of the Allan tic battleship fleet from Rear Admiral Badger to Rear Admiral Fletcher will take place at Hampton Roads about the middle of September.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-04
100000 Bushels Potatoes for EnoIan

Fredericton, N. B.. Sept. 3.-Ney Brunswick has decided to make 3. gif
 of 100000 bushels of potatoes to Eng land
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-04

k Fire destroyed the boathouse of the Hudson River Boat Club on 127tt Stret, New York at a loss of S30,O00 An investigation has been ordered into the cause of the fire.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-04
ALLIES TIGHTEN AS GERMANS DRAW CLOSER
French War Office Claims There Has Been No Context With German Forces the Region of Compiegne and Senlis Since Wednesday, Malnes Belgium Was Bombarded for Two Hours French Authorities Have Ordered Aero plane Patrols Prevent Further Raids by German Ayi ators at Pars-Attude of Turkey is Still Conectural.

crease in taxes nor any new funds. fioated.
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US. REFUSES TO
LOAN FUNDS TO
BELLIGER :NTS

WASHiNGTON. Nov. 27.--Until
n stable government rs formed in
Mexico that republic will get no
financial aid from the United
States
Notice 90 this effect was served
today on tho two Mexican factions
As the Mexican leaders have
been compelled for the past month
10 use their own personal funds In
financing their respective cam
paigns. the American administra-
ton was hopeful that one or the
other soon would be Ia control
Tho United States. Argentina.
Brazil and Chile have agreed that
all loans will be discouraged until
n stable government ia established.
Negotiations for peace between
Gen. Carranza and Gen. villa were
again In progress today, according
70 the state department advices.
All OF Mexico's fActional leaders.
II Was said. desired 10 make further
effort TO restore peace without ad.
ditional bloodshed
Villa was still encamped, with hts
force. on tho outskirts OF Mexico
City today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-27
FAIL IN EFFORT
TO COLLECT PAY

Workmen In the employ of the r.
J. McHugh Paving and Construo-
ton Co, attempting 70 get protec-
ton under the city charter 20 AZ
sure them n minimum wage OF s2.75
"A day. will fail. according 20 an
opinion from Corporation Counsel
Bradford Friday % the board OF pub
lie works.
He points out that tho company.
while performing work for the city.
was also doing work for private
firms, and therefore the men we're
not working solely for the city.
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SOUTH END

stsfis ss.ti. pot roast &c ID. shoulder
% iarnh &c 10 leg Of lamb. iiAa ib.i
rozst veal i've 10. ross; pork i9se 10. /;
hams. lee ID: breakfast bacon. ise ID. (:
pure lard ifbc ID. chickens. zoe 10.
stan 100. live chickens Use tb.s ducks and
geese. ise 10. hares. Ice 10. stall te.
sussr. ibs use: grange and lemon peel.
ite 10, effron. Zee 10 Stall a.. Jersey
butter. ies si.se. condensed milk. I
cans fsei nas,srn cess ace dca; ranch
.sEa : dos rtc. stan is. navy beans, Z
iba fss. rnAesroni- Sc Ib.s rolled osta 7
iss TIE stall -. clam nectar. lee can.
peas and corn. q cnns 1sc-
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WESnAkE

stan S5z. large cans milk. l5c-
Stall lis. large Florida grapefruit.
2 for i5c. Stalls Pa. cottage
butts. ID. lsc. Stalls 322-324. IA
nous cough drops. ID. Csc; soc
hand-rolled chocolates. ID. CSC.
Stalls i04-i23. lbs. fancy head
rice for 25c. Stalls Sc. igs OF Cir.
Gle w lamb. ID. isc. Stall X54.
White river Burbanks. sack s125.
Stall $40. sweet potatoes. 4 lbs. loc.
Stall 204. Yakima honey. pint Jar
Csc. Stall at, lbs. fresh roasted
peanuts. csc. Stall 1877. fresh. new
spinach. 3 lbs. i0c. Stall Ill. East
ern hams. ID. 23c. Stall $40. ?
large loc ioaves bread. 15c. Stalls
ll.l2. shoulder OF lamb, ID. 12kc.
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PUBLICMARKETS


stall ~. purs GRADUATED sugar. Q ID.
tso- stall 1898. soda crackers . ibs asc
ID. can steel cut coffee $50. No. pals
lard. ttc. Stall a., homemade sauer-
kraut Toe at. new am pickles. Zoe dos .
best mincemeat. zoe N. stall 50. pure
apple cider, sse gal. hominy. Ice at. stan
~. &c pkKs matches. ioc. bars naptha
soap. ssc. stall q. 800 sine olive oil.
ttc. sardines In oil. cans sBo Stall
1871. legs " lamb. lie h. Eastern bacon.
7oc ID. stalls eo-ti. pot roast, ite 10. 7:
pork sausage iawo III
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$40 acres valley land: small house and
othsr improvements This IL an excep-
uonal opportunity for man OF small
means. close TO town hogs and cattla
and poultry thrive, alfalfa yields 10
tons TO the acre. Price for entire s2o
acres only $4,000 This must all be
cash. or would not sell for the price.
owner Ia hard circumstances and
must sell. Address +. o. Box 1876, Be
attic, and / will call ON you
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Stalls 1876. large cans washington
milk. aeoi fancy mixed nuts. 400 ID: sec
pkg. cluster raisins. $50; ut. Jars strained
honey. fbos fancy seeded raisins iOc pkg
stalls ioe-iiz-iit, 10 lbs sugar, to0,
No. so rack flour. ti.aoi $50 pkg break
fast cereal. soc. 500 baking powder. .oc,
10 bars laundry soap. sbc Stall IS. pota-
toes, 400 and ti.2k per 100 lbs dellv-
eredi Jonathan apples. coo bon. delivered:
cooking apples SOC box. delivered. Flor
ida grapefruit. Tor ise. Stall .. Eastern
oysters, sbo pit haiibut, 100 ID. = lbs csc
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RUGS AND CARPETS
Ola faded and coioriess rugs ana carpet.
made 20 look like nsw without infusY
20 the most costly fabric charges rea.
spnahie Phone East $50 before ~.
postal hrinks mo % You A. y. Wat
son. tr1a Helmont av. city.
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REAL ESTATE


A fine Lake Washington view trsctI
slight slope 10 lake, well built
cottage: handy TO town. For
quick sale viii take 1850 Must
have 800 cash and balance TO
suit Phone Main 2ssT, Apt. ais.
Waldorf Apartments.
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Analysis
of Moves
in Europe

GREAT BRITAiN's LOSS OF
the battieship Bulwark. blown up
Thursday In the Midway. off Sheer
ness. with the loss Of 700 10 500
lives. does not. TO any appreciable
extent. disturb the balance OF naval
power In Europe. but the incident
must have had an encouraging ef-
feet on tbs Germans.
~ BRITISH BATTlEsHiPs CAN
destroy themselves spontaneously.
II would be new argument for
those Germans who favor prolong-
ing tho war indefinitely on the
chance that a combination OF luck,
accidents and submarine attacks
may ultimately reduce the English
navy 10 the German level.
so FAR AS IS KNOWN. THE
Bulwark was only the second Brit
ish battieship destroyed since the
war began. but there may be more.
the fact that the loss OF the Auda-
cious IN still withheld from the Brit
ish public indicating policy on the
admiralty's part 20 conceal disaster.
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AN THE or FIELDS

MEAN THE OIL FIELDS
81 acres level land. 1 n miles from Little
Rock. hish school. r. r.. etc. sur
rounded by oil leases good buy and
speculation. Only fi.s0o; 1900 cash
balance 80 month.
iiiA American Rank BidE.
10 acres; improvedi part IN crops. 900
evcrbsaring strawberry plants. building
tools and household goods. on main
county road; near school. 1880 for
quick sale. easy terms. Soc owner at
Royal Hotel toi Fifth av.. from 0 20 =
or write ]. Nielsen. Boz aaA Port
Orchard wash.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES OK DOORS
Note extremely low prices on doors quoted
below. Every door absolutely susrantead
-
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
Etsis % Washington. for kinE County.
In the Matter % III. Estate Of Eurabe,h
" Evans Deceased. 40. iT7ss Notice
to creditors
ny orf.f ~ said court mad. heretn on
the sih day % November. 1914 notice
10 hereby FiVsn "a the creditors Of. and
70 all parsons having claims against
said deceased or against said estate 10
present them with the necessary vouch .
ere to the undersisnad Erecutrir % said
estate At ies 2. ARA ct. Seattle. wash
the place 81 bushes. % said estate IN
ssst'ia In said county ana state. within
one rear from and after the date Of
ffr~t publication OF this ratice. or zane
vii he barred.
Date % first publication November ~,
1914
LYDIA NJ DoDD.
- Esecuiris % said Estate.
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HOMESTEADS

lot; equity Main iTss.
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

10 MALE HELP WANTED
EspsFtsncea sissater operator desires Pc
sition. yopns man. 80 years % az.
Address F.itf, star.
Kas.nauxh's Isoe nsf. ises ytr.s AZ.
savs GA yonr satins biii Try ths ruritsa
caf.,sria. s~eona tieeT zee fins
Eat At rMoapHoN'A .ru ANp rtkE
" antsd--r~e msn Learn cute ana tFass
artsinx and r.p.irins itee Fourth
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2o-MALE SITUATION
why DO f.USpoutsr- LILLY sEt.L tss
meas suits Cor sikf bseR0ss thsy cell
thea upstaifs sseend tiser Joshua
0rssn niax
Mar ~ith vie ani thr~s children wanss
smpioymsut % any ksnd. not afraid 81
work ussa 20 warehouse o. sales eisFs
need wors very badly ADDRESS N'i.s,
star
Yours naa would iiks posifisa as eoun.
pAnian Tor iadS eF gentleman. ~ ~ili
80 anythinss references Address N-isa
star
roaas man. ~ years. ssPsFlsnesd ss
driver ~ auto trurk, wsnts work aFeuni
autes Address Pile star
IN THE STAR
Why PAY more. wh~a ttk havs tfs salt
o. essFuaNt AZ rFueiss Upstairs saii
shsp. sess THIRD. second flpprf
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FARM LANDS
FARM LANDS
CALL at the sffio. o. phone for our n.~
booklet descriptive Of
CATHCART
WEST & WHEELER
500 caimAn nlk.
Aain 1871

fEVEariuATE THfs-Do fr NOW
W. are selling cutsoser lands IN sno-
hognish county Immediately around cur
mills right prices. liberal terms Also
coed roads. school. store "a ". u. rail.
road. auto stages SPECIAL OFFEH.
iso acres suitable for stock. quarter
mile lake trent. some botteFn. Price
eft,se per acre Zee " n hEfRLE-
JOHN, our Land Assnt iTei l. G.
smith HifE. Seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
Three fAsss WAsh
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SANITARY

Stall "a. bacon. zoe ID. ham. ise III
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We own ani operate the
largest direct 20 con
sumner" factory IN the West
Large stock kisAvs On hand
CATALOGUE PRICES
Craftsman doors rts. 81 So
S-eros. panel doos. 10 siEss
stssstaa.strH sstssss VI 10
Same for painting tt.s..s see
s-crpss pansi sliding Doors
assssass W 70 NJ
Interior tiptY interior doors
.s.ss..s...ss...s.ss o. % up
i-piy Gold seal Roofing. roli
ssssssttsast tlsst
i-piv ooid Seal Reorinx. roli
s+fssrsas assrtssss-s VI te
s-piY Gold seal roefiur, roll
commence W W
flight harm sash. .ss eve up
bungalow esssnsat cash, up
from .s.s.ssss.s. tsr
outside door frames VI rs
inside door france .s. Use
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GLASS. PAINTS. MfpRoRa BufLpiS'
PAPER AND HARDWARE At ONE
THIRD iEss
AZ roR cArALoouE NO. ~
O. n. WILLIAMS co
isf rirs, Az. = Aair tssr
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I acres 81 ~ni@r frens- rood sol sad
water for ffftee terms oscar
uro-n. hanger. wash.
htf LAND NoW--b.st quality safi. ste
fare 60 Seattle 20 aer~r 81 a1o. % sft
American usrk rffs r~---s
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ACREAGE

~ s1s.s fsr Tkss ALL ci.EknED Ard
In sfass. ara ready for In. piov good.
black. rich soiii fins ~aisr at 10 feet
partly fsncsfi on couniy roadg has
phens ard mall dsiiyefrl cleo. 10 COED
tnvn. Hsr~'s rnur rhsnr. 10 got q
hsrsniA at term. Price srsss sfs
en~a. fit per moHth w a. uslna
tet Americas bank fifs
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s..I Es.sS,r.s e ssIa E.,s,.
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A steamer win leave Seattle every
sunday at 500 a m. for Port Town.
send direct.
.stesmsr Russian will call AT Por,
Townsend nerthhounf. Saturdays
only leaving Seattle Mt 10 y. m.
Points marked .. are boat landing.
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for iandinr
and assume all risk and liability IN
making such landing Steamers pas
senEer rate does not include boat
landing charges
paggaTe liability 10 limited 20
wearing apparel not 20 exceed 500
Tor whole ticket. 100 pounds allowed
free
steamers and schedules subject 20
change without notice. Freight re
c.ived daily for all points (rxcept-
ing Tacoma named In above SEIZED
uie.
Tickets must be purchased at ticket
offic. Open from $50 a m. to 1900
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Office. Coiman Dock.
Phone. Mntn sgos.
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HINk IT OWE
srrss oniy tist. and close 90 Seattle
tsrns eis cash ana tYts per month
Rich. level lana. easily cleared. Just
half mile 20 fine sss1hs fishins. hnnf-
ins. eta A District that 10 eorains 20
the front fast STAR tofsy. before ysu
realise u yoe I'll own Acres ~ the
Puget sounds vsrY t.sf land
AASEN A SEXTON COMPANY
1910 Ffrs, Az. Elicit fass
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
HYATTSVILLE.

Company F, First Maryland Infantry,
was not satisfied with winning the Ma
tonal Defense Trophy of Maryland for
the second time. but also had to seize
the national trophy which the United
States this year is awarding to the
company Of organized militia In each
State that has the highest figure of
merit for target practice.
The National Defense Trophy of
Maryland is awarded to the organiza-
ton that each year qualities the largest
number of men on the target range, and
three consecutive wins makes it the
permanent property of the successful
company. Last year the local company
after a hard fight with Company A, OF
Frederick, in the same regiment, landed
the prize, and this year the same com
pany gave another hard run. Should
Company T be successful next year and
gain permanent possession OF th'
trophy, it will have established th'
record of owning a trophy upon which
no other company has its letter en
graved.
The course at the target range wa
more difficult this year than last, eaci
man having to make two trips over th'
various ranges, once for instruction ant
once for record. 1t was necessary t
score $50 points on the instruction be
fore being allowed to shoot the record
Qualifying on the instruction rated tn
soldier as a frst-class man. On IN
record course. 1t required l6O points 70
narksmai1, 100 points for sharpshooter
and 30 for expert. Company F quail
fed five experts, eleven shaTpshooters
twenty-six marksmen, twenty-nine frs
class men, and two second class mer
for a figure of merit of 77.SS. Compan
A secured a figure of merit of 75.G5.
The national trophy awarded by tn
| United States is something new. thi
helm the first year it has been com
peted for. and is awarded to the com
panv having the highest figure of meri
! in each state. Those winning eXpeT
badges in the local company are CorpC
raj Francis Fainter. 219: Private Georg
| MCGOWAN, 217; Capt. Oswald A: Greage
! 2I5: Musician Herbert NJ. Dickinson, jr
J no. Private Robert Hartley, 2l0. Th
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
ROCKVILLE.

Montgomery county Republicans will
fire their final shot of the campaign, so
far as speechmaking is concerned, al
Kensington tonight, when a mass meet
ing will be held in the town hall 1t
will be the big meeting of the Repub-
lican campaign and a large crowd is
expected to attend. B. II. Warner, jr..
will preside and speak, and others who
will address the gathering are Edward
G. Darlington, jr., candidate for United
States Senate; Frederick N. Zihlman,
candidate for Congress; Thomas Daw-
son. William Tyler Page, and others.
The Rev. Oscar w. Barnes, pastor OF
the Christian Church, was the officiat-
ing minister at the marriage here last
evening of Miss Jessie Lee Birch, of 4f
Todd place, Washington, and Edward
]. Matthews, of 225 n street northwest
Washington, the home of the minister
being the scene Of the ceremony.
Miss Sallie Amelia Poole. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Poole, of Da-
mascus, this county, and Jesse Herman
Burns, of the same locality, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents, in the presence
of a small company of relatives and
friends.
The supervisors Of elections will to.
morrow morning deliver to the Judges
of election for the various districts OF
| the county the official ballots. registra.
ton books, ballot boxes. and Other
lparaphernalia for next Tuesdays elec.
ton in this county.
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
Anacostia, Hyattspllle,
Rockville

following qualified as sharpshooters:
Sergt william Manning, Corporais A.
B. Calhoon, James NJ. vincent, James
Maupin. Privates Chase. EDDY. fred-
erich, G. o. Johnson, Rhorback, steven
son, and Stockman.
Pupils of the Hyattsville high school
have organized an athletic ASSOCIATION
and chosen the following officers: VIII
lam Bertenshaw, president: Raymond
Czarra, treasurer, and Cecil ketner,
secretary. Money is being raised 10 out
fit basketball team, and ARRANGEMENTS
are to be made for an open basketDaii
court in Zantzingers park. Inc Iirse
organizations for the sophomore ana
Junior classes have been completed, and
the following officers, colors and flow
ers have been chosen: Junior class, VII,
liam Bertenshaw, president: RavHonu
Czarra, secretary; Ruth McBrian, treas
urer. The class colors are blue ana
gold, and the flower selected was the
carnation The SophomoreS selected the
following officers: Edward Cara,
president: Cecil Ketner vice PRESIDENT
Elsie DeGroot, treasurer, and Myra
Frey, secretary. The class colors are
black and orange. Arrangements are
beinx made by the pupils of the school
to present a play some time be1ore
Christmas, the proceeds to be used TO-
ward the purchase Of a piano. The fol
lowing committee is in charge OF this
enterprise: Raymond Czarra and Gladys
Richmond, assisted by Miss A. M
Dandy, teacher Of English.
The Democratic Club of Hyattsville
district last night arranged for getting
out the vote next Tuesday and for the
large rally in Masonic Hall tomorrow
| night
| The trial Of James Grafton. colored
| ;,5 nf mi
| in the circuit court today. Grafton Is
| accused Of numbering Margaret Gross
colored, last September. Grafton was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Thomas II
| Garrison on suspicion. and afterwarc
indicted by the grand jury before the
BODY of the missing girl was found
! After a search lasting nearly month
I the body was found within 300 yards
of where the crime is said to have beer
committed. J. Frank Lillard and Rob
ert w. Wells will defend Grafton.
| The case of James Hart, indicted or
a charge Of assault and battery with
deadly weapon with intent to kill his
wife, has been continued until the Apri
| term of the court
ored, indicted on a charge OF attempted
| criminal assault was dismissed yester
day by Judge Fillmore Beall. j. Franz
Liilard, of Hyattsville, represented
| Johnson.
! In the lecture room Of the First Pres
byterian Church tonight. there will b'
an old-fashioned Halloween party
Those in charge are Miss Mary W
Tise. Miss Carrie Lavalle, Gordon e
MacNeil, and v. V. MacNeil.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pink
new Memorial Episcopal Church vii
give a Halloween party in the armor!
of Company F tonight. the proceeds be
ing for the benefit of the building tund
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
Landmark
Destroyed by Flames

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. Oct. 30.-.
Fire late Tuesday night destroyed
Lebanon, one of the landmarks of
southern Maryland The house was
built ITS years ago by the Thomas fam
fly. 1t became the home of Daniel T.
Hall and his family about two years
ago, when Daniel Thomas died and be-
uueathed the place to Hall, his nephew.
Mr. Hall and his family at the time
of the fire were visiting his wife's
mother, Mrs II. A. Drury, at McKen-
dree, four miles away.
any furniture, some of it more than
10 years old, was destroyed. The
library also was destroyed. The house
was partly insured. 1t is thought the
fire resulted from a defective fue.
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
SUES W|FE'S FAMILY
FORLOST AFFECTION

CLEVELAND. Oct. 30.-''For seven
years I have been your white slave for
love of you
Mrs. Herman Caldwell, Toledo. was
quoted as saying this in letter intro
duced today In the 100000 alienation
suit filed by her husband, Frank CAD
well, against five of her relatives.
The letter nearly caused the locking
up of attorneys for both sides and the
breaking up Of the suit when Caldwell
said the letter introduced in the evil
dence. was one of Frazer's."
Harry Frazer, Of Toledo, attorney for
the defense, heatedly characterized
Cadwelrs statement as IAN absolute
lie."
Cadwell's attorney, Richard Lee
shouted he would ask the court to take
action against Frazer.
You will ask me nothing" Judge
Gott answered. Both Of you sit down
We have jail here in Cuyahoga county
| waiting to receive you if you continue
this performance"
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
Woman Suffrage Is Big
Issue in Nebraska Now

LINCOLN, Neb.. Oct. 3o-Voters OF
Nebraska November 3 will cast their
ballots for State and county officers.
Interest centers in the election Of gov
ernor, and the Congress, the Demo-
Gratis claiming that to defeat them
would in effect be q slap at President
Wilson's Administration. Gov. ]. H
Morehead is the Democratic candidate
running against r. B. Howell. Renu6-
lican, Of Omaha, and H. E. Sackett, Of
Beatrice, Progressive.
All the Nebraska Congressmen-Ma'
guire, Lobeck, Stephens. Barton, Sloan,
and Kincaid-are running for re-elec-
ton.
Woman suffrage. through an amend
ment to the State constitution. is being
voted on, and it is believed to have
good chances of success.
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
District Sunday Schools
Open Convention Nov. 9

The twenty first annual convention OF
the District Sunday school Organization
will be held in Mt. Vernon Place Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Southern assem-
bly. Ninth and K streets northwest. Tor
three days, beginning November ..
Ttis ORGANIZATION embraces the
schools of all white Protestant churches
in the District and vicinity. A prelim-
inary conference of Sunday school in
structors will be held on the opening
day at $50 p. m. while the convention
proper will commence work IN the enen-
inc Three sessions-morning, after
noon. and evening, will be conducted
during the remaining two days
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
of You Could Have Seen the Pimpies
Used to Have. Ugh! The
Nasty Things"


Nasty Things"
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package will be mailed free to anyone
who will address f. A. Stuart Co, H5
Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.-Advt. 2