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The Washington times., 1914-09-05
Realty transfers.

ol< road-Margaret Shugruc 10 Timothy
snugrue. part described. SO
oral IiiIl-EInma Burton 10 Fannie T.
Marcgbbin. lots Il and l., square $50, SO
= heItzen Park-Alphonse Gouldman to Aug
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90 = street northwest-Hilkes {. Prather
81 uX. 70 Norman E. Ryon. lot So squire
;i2 SO
A Harvey. lots arI : block l. $40.
~ ken'ucky avenue sDu,h east-Daniel e.
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~quaT, IuG-. SO.
Dobbins' Additon-Hcv.nan H. Howenstein
-, $40
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10 Thomas ". sidweu, Irt original lot
o square Ic5. 30.
SDs TW-nty-tlrst street nr!inwest--Th tul.s
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lot 81 square Z. SO.
CHEVY Chase Heights-Clara e Etchinson
ct NiT. Howard NJ % James Z. ritz lib
Ion. part lots 80 And I. square HI SO
\ street southeast. betw Ell T"utl aro Tley-
enrh streets-LlIlian Z. Wake - J.ssbH-
inc +. Jones. lot I, sIulre 81. sc
Congress Heights ElizAhesh {. Ta!Sert TO
Isaac SskoIeki, lot II, b.rcK > so
'rillum Castle Heights. North addition The
HaAh!nr'on Land and Mortgage Go2lHany
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% New Jersey avenue Observation-Disclosures
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20 and lot and part lot ,. square 20S. SO
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square SIS $40
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and Trust Company. trustees. :" Harry
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The Washington times., 1914-09-05
Promises to Support His
Wife, Returns to Hawaii

Quince Early SaDderson. who was
brought to Washin.ton from HAWAII 20
face trial on n CHARGE of deserving his
wife. Mrs. Ivy W. Sanderson, and his
three children. has been ordered by JUS
tice Gould, of tha District Supreme
The Washington times., 1914-09-05

Court 20 pay s65 a month for the sup
port OF his family or spend eleven
months and twerty-nine days in Occo-
guam.
Sanderson pleaded guilty to a charge
OF nonsupDort of his wife and children.
Sentence was SUSPENDED by the court on
the condition that Sanderson pay $65 4
month regularly. He was released and
is understood to have started back TO
Hawaii.
The Washington times., 1914-09-05
Red Cross Hospital Unit
Off for Servia Tuesday

Physicians and nurses composing one
Ped Cross hospital unit for service in
Servia. will sail from New York Tues
day or the Greek liner Ioanninia. it was
announced at the he'd Cross headuuar-
tore TO-DAY. The destination is Salon.ca.
whence they will 20 to whatever part
( SeT1ia the authorities desire.
The Washington times., 1914-09-05
TIMES TALKS ON THRIFT
No. 6---Persistency In Saving

Persisency is the Open Sesame which unlocks
the door to Success.
PerSisenCy built the Panama canal, after re-
peated failures had almost concusvely demonstrated
its futlity.
Persisency in saving will accomplish things that
apparently impossible
Saving persstently-ayng aside portion of
your income regulary-will build up fund that will
quickly make you independent But-you MUST
save Systematically. If you get INTO the habit of
skipping deposit you'll get OUT of the habit of
saving.
The value of savings account lies not in the
amounts deposited so much as in the regularity with
which they are deposited.
Persistency-holding steadfast1y to your plans
counts in saving as much as in anything else
Don't join the careless throng who, after OPEN
ing bank account, neglect to make their deposits
regularly.
If they had quit digging after the cave-in at
Panama the canal would never have been built-per-
sistency won out.
The Washington times., 1914-09-05

1t may require Self-denial at times to keep con-
tinualy adding to your account but anything that is
worth having in this world is worth making an effort
for.
James A. Garfield taught school for Sl2 month,
and out of that sum saved enough to pay his way
through college
Most of the really great men, past and present. in
all lines of endeavor are self-made-rnade through
their own self-denial, fixed purpose, and helpful
habits.
They forge to the front because of their per-
sistency.
YOU should practice persistency in making regu-
lar deposts-a certain percentage of your income
every payday. You'll be surprised at the rapidity
with which small sums grow into large amounts
For the saving habit IS habit-if you persist
entity keep it up for short time it becomes second
nature to you, and you would no more miss making
your regular deposit than you would neglect to
your hat.
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Port Maria Aug 6. 10 tho Atlantic Fruit o.
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Son, with mdse Bar, 6:lO m, l-th.
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passengers and mdse. Bar. l;5D M.
Ualifax y $. II. 10 Bowring & Co. with i63
passengers. malls and mdse. Bar, noon.
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Guantanamo Cuban, Vera Cruz July %.
Puerto Mexico Aug and Progreso Aug q, 70
the y < Cuba Mail SIS CO. with muse
Jefferson Newport News and Norfolk, 70
the old Dominion IS Co. with passengers ana
mdge Quarantine. 2:25 IN.
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va Caribbean OBJ. Bermuda Aug II, 70 san,
derson & son. with $40 passengers, mails and
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Official Record and FOrecast.-WashinS-
ton. Aug 13.-There is moderate low
pressure area over the upper lakes and the
Province Of Ontario with resulting thunder
showers in the upper lake region, Missouri
Illinois and Indiana. Local thunder shoYers
also continued in the south Atlantic and
east Gulf states. except Southern IcAas
Elsewhere the weather was generally fair
Temperatures are somewhat lower over the
Nortberp districts, where showers occurred,
and also in the central plains states. In
New England, the middle Atlantic and the
west Gulf states they were moderately low,
while in the Far West they were high. rang
ing from to Il degrees above the seasonal
average.
There will he thunder showers Friday In
the Ohio Valley, the lower lake region and
the northern portion OF the middle Atlantic
states, extending Friday night into New ing
land and the southern portion OF the middle
atlantic states. Local thunder showers VIII
alho continue Friday and probably SATURDAY
in the south Atlantic and Gulf states, other
wise IN, weather viii be generally fair Fri
day and Saturday. 10 VIII be warmer FRIDAY
I'M the Northwest, followed by falling tenn
perature saturday IN the extreme Northwest
and It win be warmer saturday IN 1ne P"i,.s
states the great central valleys ana tho
INNER lake region. In the Last and South
temperaure changes viii not he decided =.
Winds for Friday and saturday; North AZ
iantlc, gentle 10 moderate solth ana soulh
vest: middle Atlantic, gentle 20 moderate
and mostly south, south Atlantic, sentle 70
moderate and variable. mostly east anu
southeast on the Florida coast east Iuii
gentlo 10 moderate and variable, mostly
south: west Gulf gentle 20 moderate west
unper AXE. gentle 10 moderate west; lower
lakes. moderate southwest 10 west
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARhlN Ed.
6, NichaelS. Aug s-EXcelsior GER, New
York for Copenhagen. r-...-,
Amsterdam. Aug 1l-Prins Willem v (Dutch),
New York via West Indies and Venezuela
Copenhagen, Aug II, noon-HelHg OiaV ibah)'
New York via Chrlstiansand.
SAILED.
Rotterdam, Aug 11-New York Dutch tank)'
New York
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Ncb. Ncssebrodc. Dr. g.. G., Kansas Neu-
man. Marie. Detroit; Neumann, =. +. A.,
Brooklyn. Newlnr. Or. and Mrs, Mlnneapo-
Dis; Newman. g., and wife, Chicago; New
man. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l., Newark, y. J.
Newton. c.. Pittsburgh Newton, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r., Pittsburgh: Ney, Mrs. r. W,
daughter and son. Garrison, Md; Nikelin,
*. T., New York; Nicholas Sarah Baltl-
more; Norris, Mrs c. Il. H., Boston; Nor
ton, A. W. and wife. baltimore; Noyes.
Laurence g., ST. Paul; Neuhaus. Arthur,
New York; Newman Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.,
Newark; Noel. Mrs. c.. Philadelphia; Nag
Ter, Louis. Detroit Male. Albert, Bryn
Mawr, Penn; Nelson. Mabel b., Fremont,
Neb.. Nelson. Frederick. New York; Newell,
Gertrude, Chicago: Nichols, Mary Louise,
Fairmont. W. Va. Nifong, Frank A., Den
yer: Nightingale. Florence P!ainheld, y. j. F.;
Norton, the Rev. s. A., Woburn, Mass.
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McGonogle Mrs. Duluth, Mimi McGon-
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Ms Cwendolcn c.. Denver. Mahon. W, D.
eio Anderson s. c.: March. Miss
Dorotbv. south orange. y. j.; March, Miss
Natalie. south orange. y. j.. March, MIS-.
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shall, Mrs. Anna l.. Minneapolis Marshall;
MIRA, somervine Mass. Masters MI ana
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New York. Materu, Mary and Minna, san
dusky. Ohio: Matheits, Annie, London, ~.
N: Matthews. Laura. Chicago, Mathews,
Ezra. Brooklyn: Melchior y j. New york
Medium, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. buifaIo'
Nerrlroap. Mrs. H. O.. Bcllefonte. Penn.
Morrlman. Isabel c. Metcalf Mrs. George
r.. St Paul. Meyeuberger. NJ, Philadel-
phia: Meyer, Pierre l.. Columbus. ohio
Miller, Bertha y and Emma s.. Philadei-
phia; Millott. Mr. and Mrs. stephen =.
New York; Mills. Charles H.. and wife.
Texas; Mitchell, Anna, East orange, N. j.;
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Highest temperature Yesterday 70 degrees
(at g.f5 u. M: lowest. "a lat q. M, ave.
sr. ~. sverare Tor corresponding date list
wear. d. average for corresponding daie ias'
thirty-throo years, %. ,.ht.,
Local forecast: Unsettled TO-DAY piyDattis
showers tonight: showers saturday Beh''o
10 moderate south and southwest WINS
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Destination and steamer. b:o0 p m
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia Except
Vest via San Francisco)-Moana. To-Day
Japan. Corea. China. Philippines wa 80
Nictoria)-Enpress OF lndid....:....' AUG. 10
Hawaii, Japan. Coroa. China, Philip -
pines (via San Francisco)-Persia. ''Aus' ~
Japan, Corea. China (vla Seattle)-
Shidzuoks Maru. .................Au AUG "
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pcnheim. G. w. Raymond. H.; orr, Mar
garet, OReiily II. j., Cleveland; Oren,
Mary T.. Philadelphia; Old. Levi, Norfolk,
Va; O'Connor Mr.. and Mrs. r. j., and
Helen A., New York: Orustein, H., New
York; Olsio, Mrs. and Katharine, New
York; Opdycke Florence T., Bound Brook
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TO-DAY

Mails Nfo1'A
Vessel For Line close. sali,.
New York. south'p'n. Am $3.50 m lO'oO III
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10.
Rroonland. Liverpool. Y ST. $3.50 a m l0:09 q IN
o. - Celtic. Y cruz. 80. 500 a m lO'ey a y
BeumuGian. BERN. quebec. 9;e0 a ~ ll'Dl "a IN
Totsdam, R'terdam. Ham $3.50 m $500 n
Horatius. Arg tina, II ston.. 900 M lZ'Vy M
Brazos. Juan. e. = II $500 m ~ 'gD Il
Calanares Colon II II Co $3.50 & m 300 10
Havana Havana Ward. 1000 a m 1900 p m
Colon, Cristobal, Panama. $50 a m 5.V p li'
Dochra, Argentina, --.....l2:v0 m S'V3 y ~
Afghan Prince, arg Prince. 100 III 5'W ~
Danube. Colon. " NJ p. -- ~ y ~
America, Naples. Italian. -- ld'y y ~
patria, Marseilles. Fabre... $500 S.VV "a
IrOquois Galveston, clyde. - l'V y ~
Nueces. Tampa. Mallory. - l'Vl y IA
Arapahoe. Jack Vile. clyde -- 1.VV y ia
r Grande, Brunswick, NAL - S'W ~
{ OF Columbus. Savan. saw. - 81" p III
TUESDAY, AUGUST -.
Matura, Grenada, Trinidad -
Apache, Jksonyille, Clyde. -- l'o III
& OF 81 Louis. Saw, Saw. 3.W y IN
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Local Official Record.-The following OIL
clal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last