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Deaths.

Frederick T. FehIemelcher. so YEAR,. Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane.
Ell p. Boving. 70 years. Government Hospital
william Jeffries. 70 years. I7Os Fifth street
John II. Langley. 10 years. 500 L street south-
east
Mary p. Mcdonald. years. woodburn. D. c.
Marie Waddel. Is years, Providence Hospital.
Albert II. Lockhead. 40 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Thomas W. Lake, 50 years. IS 4. L ave
summefviile Brady. So years. sls T street
Aiverta c. Paxson. 6 years. 1z2s Euclid
Robert ]. Mills. &c years. Z. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
second street northwest
Walter +. Aycock. 81 years. ia c street
Sarah J. Bailey. 70 years. Ssss TsnnysOn
Charles II. shelly. IL months. lis Fffteenth
Robert b. Poundsberry. 1 month. Benning.
u. c
Hattie Maddox. IS years. washington Asylum
MiiGT Tg'1 Cole. :, year. 81 Elm street north
Anna e. Byrd. 50 years. 1926 De Sales row:
Nelson Hackett, IS years. $50 flrst sroee
southwest - ,,,,,s $500,
northwest.
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Times Newsboys Delight
Theatrical Performers

The Times newsboys, who have SO
often been entertained by the theaters.
returned the compliment by entertaining
the theatrical people themselves during
tn course of the performance at the
Majestic last night.
Gordon Norsoe. one OF the nimble lads
who supplies The Times 10 n long list
of patrons. proved his feet are just as
lively in clog dancing as they are when
he is striving to dispose of his papers.
He won the prize Of s. offered by
Manager Reynolds, of the Majestic, for
the best amateur turn.
The show at the Majestic was enc
that particularly pleased the boys. ].
Theodore Murphy. who heads the Ma
jestic stock company, made himself
particular favorite.
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STORE YOUR FURNITURE. pianos. etc.
at WESCHLERS SO Pa. ave. y. W.
Rate. reIEcIisl l'. estimates sh.srfShS $3.50
fhsus LH&
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Phone Girl Saves Woman
Struggling With Robber

SAPCLPA, Okla. Dec. 19.-hate Nur-
veil. a telephone operator at Mounds,
seven miles south of here. was at the
switchboard when the annunciator OF
No. as dropped. Miss Nurvell plugged
it and called: Number. please" There
was no answer. She started to replace
the drop, when she heard woman S
voice say, Don't! I'll tell you where 1t
is"
Alarmed. Miss Nurvell called the po-
lice. who went to the home OF Fred
Allen. a hardware dealer, and found
a colored man choking Mrs. Allen be-
cause she would not tell him where
she kept her money. In her struggle
with the robber she pulled the receiver
down.
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Insomnia" Used
To Aid Fraud

Hero is a sWindling scheme being
workwod by a colUred man which
the police say is 4 distinct novelty in
Washington:
The man goes to = house TO rent
room. and. after making all arrange
mcrts with tho lanlady, announces
he is a victim of insomnia. and has
to have special type OF bed lie
rhcn ..borrows' IRON g to 80 to bu.
the bed and departs. saying he will
be back in a few hours.
In this manner, according TO the
nolicc reports. the swindler has OBJ
tanned money from four persons TINS
week. Yesterday he got s. from Mrs.
William Liverpool. of 2ii6 Nichols
avenue southeast.
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SIXL|QUOR LICENSES
TO Be TRANSFERRED
Excise Board at Same Time
Refuses Ten Applications for
Wholesale Permits.

The Excise Board today granted ION
plications for transfer Of retail liquor
-anscs. AMI two applications for whole
Re licenses. The board also refused
"A applications for wholesale licenses.
d refused one application for transfer
a retail license.
The following applications for transfer
retail liquor licenses were granted:
avid Walsh, from 421 Tenth street to
Tenth street northwest; Bernard En-
res. from Frank Endres, at 1015 I
rect northwest; Robert Allen, from
Iargaret l.. Allen. and a change OF
cation from 426 Tenth street northwest
1917 Fourteenth street northwest;
.IEene s Cochran, manager, Eugene ;.
ochran and Rose Cochran Fairbanks,
ON Eugene :. Cochran, manager for
,osa NJ Cochran. at Cochran Hotel,
ourteenth and X streets northwest,
lange only in title.
Tho application of William tahey for
q transfer TO his name of the retail
license OF the Century Club at SIS Yer
r-cnt avenue northwest and e change Of
pcation 10 1891 NJ street northwest was
rcfused.
The following applications for whole
slc licenses We're refused: Bernard J.
Martin, at 223 y street southwest; Fer
Inland Benheim at PSI Eleventh street
JUtheast; Margaretha Danhakl, at 136S
street southeast; William II. Ford.
II Nichols avenue southeast: David
oTdan. at 3lS l. street northwest; Den
= +. Mccarthy, at 202 i street north
est; Gustav A Thurm. Good Hope
cad. near Silver Hill road; Patrick J.
+ HOLMAN, at 1000 Sixth street south
v est; Henry Bloss, at 90S First street
Jrtheast: and l.. J. Croghan, at III
ourth street northwest.
rant was made of the applications
z Annie II. Hohmsnn and John Gabriel
wholesale licenses at 1887 Fifth
rect northwest and 1914 Ninth street
oTthwest.
Hearings were held by the board on
Q l of the applications.
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Wait
inston. December Q. 1914. Sealed PROPOSALS
In duplicate will be received at this Depart
ment until 2 .. m. Tuesday. January 4
lbs. for the furnishing and installing Of new
skylights on the Patent Office Building
washington. ID. c.. IN accordance with plans
and specifications for the work copies OF
which may Be obtained on application to the
chief clerk OF the Department The right Is
reserved to reject any and all bids. or 10
accept or reject any part thereof. In the dis
cretion OF the Department Proposals should
be securely enveloped- marked Proposals
for skylights. Patent Ofhce Building end
addressed 20 the Secretary OF the Interior
DO SWEENEY. Assistant Secretary
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Brain nervous and stomach diseases: Dr.
service and medicine. e.: Sc. cor. 9Th &
NV Hours 10 a. m 70 8 o. m Phi NJ 6ls
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DEATHS

at els a m. BENJAMIN NJ. ELLIOTT,
beloved husband OF Ida o. Elliott. aged
seventy-tWo years. months. at his resi-
dence, ll13 Lanier place northwest.
Funeral at .. m. Monday, from his
late residence. Burial at Arlington. private.
GDOVER-On Wednesday December Is. 1914.
at his residence. 1896 r street northwest.
Capt JOHN J. GLOVER
Funeral at II O'Clock. Monday morning az
his residence. Interment at Arlington
McNAMARA-On Friday December IL. 1914.
MARTIN F. beloved son Of the late John
and Catharine Mcnamara and brother OF
Michael Mcnamara
Funeral from ZurhorSt's funeral parlors.
sol East Capitol street. on Monday. Decsn1-
Der II. at $40 a. m. thence to st. Peters
Church. where mass will be celebrated al
. a. m. Relatives and friends invited 70
attend
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Wo Brothers Indicted
For Killing of Baff

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-TWO brothers.
seph and Jacob Cohen, poultrymen,
-rc indicted late yesterday by the
md jury investigating the murder OF
Ernet Baff. q wholesale poultry deal
who was shot dead in the street
REQ weeks ago by men who escaped
an automobile.
he charges against them was as
IL in the first degree. but so import
? was their indictment considered by
n police that Assistant District At
-ney Delehanty asked Judge Malone
a hold them in bail of $500 each. in
fault of which they were remainded
# the Tombs.
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LEGAL NOTICES
GEORGE @. JEWELL. AttOrnev

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Louis Mittle-
stetter vs.. Helen Mittlestetter and Thomas
=; Burke. No. 5000. Equity Docket No. -
Inc object OF this suit IL to obtain a divorce
on the ground of adultery committed By TIE
defendant. Helen Mittlestetter On motion
OF the PLAINTIFF. IL IS this sth day OF Decem-
Der, A d: 1914. ordered that the defendant
Lnonas Z. Burke, cause his appearance to
oey, exclusive OF Sundays and legal HOLIDAYS
occurring after the day Of the first publIea
tion OF this order; otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with as In case OF default,
Provided. a copy Of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Times before said day By the
Court. WALTER I MCCOY. Justice. Trus
copy: Test: J. r, YOUNG. Clerk. By F.
Z. CUNNINGHAM. Asst Clerk
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Three Girls Stricken by
Foot and Mouth Disease

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. N-Three
daughters of Abram Boose, OF Christi
ana, near here, are reported by the at
tending physician to be suffering with
apthous fever, the virulent foot and
mouth disease that has been causing
such widespread trouble among the
cattle and hogs of the country.
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Fire in Lodging House
Proves Fatal to Five

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 9.-Fire
In a rooming house caused the death OF
five persons yesterday. Two were taken
out dead and three were so badly purned
they died an hour after the fire.
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfdrnished.

IS 1 NV. .ss5. 81 7ss mont nw..7r. 90 50
So NY. av .,0r = 30, I04 y NV. 6r..... $3.50
10 ne. Sr...... -. 81 sos NY. avnw pr q. 80
Isl Lamont ..6r =. o, 18th & IrvnS. ST. %. %
IlC9 9th NV. 1r.. - 5Cls34i 18th NV. 6r. 20. 80
2525 G. nw.. IT,. 20 5O1634 Kalorarna. sr. 20 so
345 Md. sw., sr.. 2O.Oc2l3 Linworth sw. 7r 1S.50
e II ne. 6r....-.. 1S.Jc234 Bryant NV. sr 1S.y0
1915 E Sc. 6r..-.. Isl 1904 4th Sc. 6r... 100
t5I Ridge NV, 81. l5.5uiSt2 Barry NV. Or l5.5O
2es 14i9 ne. ST.. II. 5OIl3ii G sg 5r.... 1@. 80
2Slt 9Th NV. Or -. 50It7I6 r Sc. sr...... ESQ
624b 18th se.. 5r.. l.. 5Cli424 n Cap or. II. %
300 Golden sw.. kr 9.5O4s Blagdens al .4r $50
80 Sth NV. sr.... 25.5ol
APARTMENTS
5Oi Q NV. So $3.50 o NV. .s2i. 50
4l9 " NV. 2r..... .. e l4OC LIST NV. 5r... go
STABLES
Rr. 500 End ..sl5. CORR. 1906 r nw....s12. %
Rr. sou Nd. sw. So RI. I34 l. nw...... zoo
GARAGE.
iNr lhet r. nN .N4SV. ~
A. S. CAYwQoD. 9i5 y. Y. ave. NV. NJ 40.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
COLLEGE SPECIAL

An opportunity for obtaining a home al a
great sacrificing price. l am oIeriuc a 10
room house, bath. hOt-water heat all iun.-
srn improvements. house trimmed in hard
wood sanitary trim: half acre OF land large
hon house MI brand new. Just completed
and ready for occupancy. An ideal place Itr
boarding or rUoming. ! built this place Tor
a marty who has forfeited his deposit tu
m. us he had to move into another section
al the country. THEREFOR. I am able 70 sell
YOU this fine home Tor 50. go on easy terms to
a reliable party This place must bc seen
to To-. Appreclatcd. 50 come cut and see IL
sunday and talk business Monday to Eli
MORE POWER. Builder and owner. College
Park. Nd
TEN ACRES. Groom house and barn. on
potoulAc river. A. minutes from Washing
ton. - g on Mt Vernon electric. worth
y5 100. sacrifice for $40. OWNER. BuN
~ Times Office
CoLORED PEOPLE-See the extra large lots
We are selling one 80 from the BALTIC. troll
lev for $50: s. 81 monthly without interest:
high and healthy: store: school and church
Call write or phone tor details.
MILLER CO. 18th e. Pa. ave. ODD Raleigh
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on 800 cash and SIS month. At
CHEVY CHASE. Tor fuil particulars trOp
postal telephone. or ,all VA. II
RTT.' HE. 81 Colorado bldE Tel NJ. 5-SI I
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IN MEMORIAM

CNotices for this column are sccepted st 50
cents 6st. either prose or poetry. In cass no.
tice does not exceed ten linen. ADD 10 cents
for each line IN excess Of tent
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FANCY GROCERY STORE. yoii s1ockod.
leo cream soda stand. Ephd flIslnTsJ, rca-
sonsble; owner G0inE to oureo. Ben -.
IlInrs 0fhCe.
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WANTED-AGENTS

TEN LIVE WOMEN AGENTS for new toile
article at once: good commission. 1856 Mass
ave. n. L. 10
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.@ = Z.ZGI @Svss1gv1l2

E-PIECE PARDOR SUITES upholstered in
tapestry. g. UP: free delivery: Satisfaction;
the pieces are built by craftsmen OF u1-
usual skill ACME CPHoL CO.. !oU 7th
~ ". NJ. GET
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Vital Records.

Births.
Louis and Ida Miller, girl.
Thomas and Mary Mallon, girl.
Eugene and Mary Mitschler. boy.
Malcolm d. and Edith NJ. Lambourns, boy.
Raymond NJ. and Edith NJ. Lawrenson, boy.
James and Emma A. Lyons, girl.
Michael s. and Lillian Rneas. girl.
Joseph D. and Ruth Kaufman, girl.
John F. and Mary z. Jeffries. boy.
Harry and Yetta Goldberg. girl
William A. and Olive W. Edgar. girl.
George and Anna Davis. girl.
John J. and Marie Catioth. girl.
l.. Earl and Katherine N. CollingswOrth
girl.
George d. and Julia NJ. Carroll. boy.
Charles L. and Fannie L. Bailey. girl
John L, and Mary Boyer. girl.
James and Elizabeth Smallwood, girl.
Griffin and Irene Richardson. girl.
Ferrol II. 3. and Lillian Gibbs. boy.
George r. and Nellie Ferguson. boy.
Walter c. and Nena Il. Blount boy.
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FOR SALE
Modern and S-room homes. on exception.
ally easy terms.
PRICES. $50 AND 81 Sc
Xg1 50 and SO 90 per month includes an IN.
ierest and payments on principal
Corner 18th and c sits. 3. z Open al!
Ucbt,I daily until 3 D. m
RsUresenJaIIS. On Premise
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fine UPRIGHT PIANO, s65

Beautiful Splendid Tone, Perfect Coz; $50
SQUARE PIANOS. s.; ORGANS. s.
SO L. TUNING. 81 go
FOUNTAIN PENS FOR XMAS GIFTS.
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HELP WANTEO-MALE

BOY-Colored. as porter at once. CARTER
CLOTHING CO. 6Z3 Pa. ave.
DRUGGIST-Unregist an active. INTEL
llgent young man. who would take Interest
IN work would find good position. Address
BOX 43i. Times office, stating references
GOOD proposition FOR salesman selling steam
power plants. Address kRElSSIG az CO.
Equitable Bldg. Baltimore
THIS AID. is worth s. on a complete course
between now and December 10: now Is your
opportunity: begin today; white only; open
iii D IN. THE NATIONAL AUTO COL
LEGE. 9Th and SITS. y. w.
WANTED-One Master Mechanic Cbrsss
cartridge case factory at s.. IS per diem
A competitive examination viii be held to
nj the above position. For further infor-
nation address. "COMMANDANT. Navy
Yard, Washington. ID. g."
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SAI.E-I-year-ol black work rnare .
GOOD locker: works anywhere. l. IUO pounds,
gICv cash. Cail gEJ 9Th II. y W. sunday.
For SAI.E-SplCndil 2-tOu wagon. large
mules and set Of double harness: OUTFIT
suitable for heavy hauling ~ any kind; chc3p
for cash See MIR. PEAIi'E, G2S Pa ave.
= T..
.E,,p sNI,E-thcaD to quick purchaser. horse.
.,I surrey la good condition. together or
cI,.rnt, can SELl.NAN'S STABLES.
I,1nsou ave. bet. r. and ;. and lith auL
SEVEN HORSES. big mares goat. wagon
~ harness Rear ~ Ia. Az. y. "
IIDE IIIIE.-IlorBes. carriages, wagons, day,
:, - NJ month: special prices. GEN
~ lsiS1 CO., iSC.. tear ~ Ia ANs, ~ Nf.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
John \. Owen. of Norfolk, Va. and Dora
Reese. OF Washington.
Clarence c. Cook and Antoinotte L. Brown.
OF Cincinnati
William H RagdaIe and Henrietta Cole
man, Of Washington
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EDUCATIONAL.
HALL.NOYES SCHOOL

Dav and Night. Do you need expert instruc-
tion 10 pass exams? Special classes. private
Lessons Open now. Catalogues.
Phone Main 3S5s. FL r. ST. n. w.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for wIrn cloth
ing: either ladies' or gentiemer's: send Dos
tai: will call B. TARSHES. Los 9Th At N.
W Phone North <ss.
wASTED-Furniture for cash. Sell your
goods 70 the man who gives tho most
money See HOLLYWOOD sth and K
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FOR RENT--R0UMS
Furnished.

MASS. AVE. y. W. eae-one large front, FUR
uished room. ncNt to bath; ]. D. X, hgat,
zaS. $ Der wc"k. -
18th 81 x " 20 5-I fooT-Ni1oIy 'u--
nished room; steam heated apartment.
Sth ST. y. ". 92t-NiccIy Furnished well
heatcd rooms. N.So up per Neok----
EYE ST. y. W. 63S-Rcoms for sleeping: .
and So per month; large unfurnished TOWNS
housekeeping: reasonable.
3rd ST. y. p, 5so-wen furnished clean.
warm room.
md ST. y. ". 52a-Two-room bay window
spt.. front. furnished FOR !. u. r. S'e.''
heat: End floor.
p ST. y. W. I7OS-Ropms furnished. 8 week
up; basement untur,. cheap: h: ". nc1-- :
RHODE ISLAND AVE. y. W. 7a-Iwo
and bath: g per week
PA. AVE. y. w. 12Os-Beautiful warm.
sunny: hot water always: rates Tor Wlhl.'
0nn RaleIgh. No. car fare
NJ ST. y. W, 1z2s-overIooking Thomas
Circle u4Ih ST.: large newly furnishes
rooms; all front: suitable for two' also sinaii
rooms: every convenience; phone North OI'''
Sth ST. y. W. 72s-For rent. Furnished ed
comfortable rooms. 81 and S per month ~
week n desired.
II ST. y. w. Uncomfortable rooms. s.
and g week; very convenient location /
Unfurnished.
THE HOWARD. 621 RHODE ISLAND Az y:
y. W.-Colored-Single room, % inclndInS
running hot and cold water, electric hAn"
hot water heat: very select; no children.
End ST. n. W. 5IS-Three nice rooms sEd
aoor; l. h. k. SIS per month.
F ST, l2O3-Two communicating rooms; over
RICES STUDIO.
1881 ID ST s. E-Two large front rooms
third floor fat. IS month.
Furnished or UnfurniShed.
A ST. s. f., I'll Usincoln Ss4s)-BeautitnI
rooms, $50 UP: housekeeping permitted
refined comfortable home
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ROOMS AND BOARD

WILLIAMS HOUSE,
SIS f ST. y. w-Room and board. %; home
table, So. 6 a. m. breakfast; men cnly.
THE COLUMBIA 14th and Girard ss NV:
Ant a-NeWly furnished room: good board
terms reasonable Phone Col. 1919.
9Th ST. n. w, Iios-Nicely furnished rooms;
excellent board: home cooking: very rea-
sonable. Phone North o0s7
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$3.50 $3.50
1892 1NGLESIDE TERRACE.
10 rooms and hath; furnace heat.
House in excellent repair.
j. LEO .KOLB,
923 New York Ave.

C-o ~'SN IOAh ave-
TWO WEEKS RENT FREE.
rs Ith ST. ne. rooms. gas $3.50; iS2 9Th
rooms. gas. $3.50; iii st. ne. rooms.
gas. stable $3.50; slg Nd ave ne, rooms
white o. colored 1910 Keys at 215 sth n. 2.
SPECIALS FOR coLoREp TENANTS
Sl pE iOO S g; Ny ay e. g
81 No sv. ici g @ rs rs x Mo- nS sv iiT So
20 % ne. lir.b. g sol 7ss 4th. sr b. 2 50
EpwHRp- s. staW Al II 1n me- q is;h NV NV
HOUSES FOR RENT white
7ss sth 81: NV. rooms and bath. SIS 50
as I2th st. ne. rooms and BATH. $3.50
sSs 10Th ct. ne. rooms and bath 1880
1881 c st. Sc. rooms and bath....--.... 1880
COLORED.
sleI Newport pl NV. 6 rooms and bath. So
~ St NV" rooms and ;, o.sh....'. 70 q
. St NV. rooms and s Sath........ .Sss
e5T z st NV. rooms and bath......--. 2o.sO
900 Ath st. NV. rooms and bath. 20 80
500 IND st. NV. rooms and bath. 20.59
FRANK T. RAWLINGS co, Inc,
1925 New York ave. N. W.
MT. PLEASANT; convenient to car: r. b;
steam heat; large rear porches; excellent
CAYWooD & GARRETT. Issi y. y Ave.
Q ST. y. w. near 18th: 6r. b.. cellar; hot
water heat: only $3.50; frst-class condition.
CAYWooD & GARRETT. 1871 y. Y. Ave.
FREE Rent TO JANUARY IsT.
bath; in excellent Ssl e0HdItien: rent ss7.SO.
It'll and r SITS s. w
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To CLOSE an estate. large tract % tim
her and colonization land in tlortia's q
NOUS fruit and vegetable bclS. Price - 81
Dsr acre J WALTER o BOYLE. or !. p
DAVIS. go Bond Bldg. Phone 81. &c.
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FOR RENT-STABlES

.l9-sI 9Th ST ) w. stable licensed FOR lv-
nry and boarding: Il stalls, carriage shed
and second floor: y45. Apply owner. ID. T..
RIORDAS 227 sth st. 5. ".
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BOY-Colored. as porter at once. CART
CLOTHING CO. 623 Pa. ave.
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TOE HIRE Horses.
wssE o. mouth
Llt 8t GO.. LSS"'
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

MAN-Colored. wants position 10 travel FOL
society or insurance; % years experience
BOX 49,. Times office. -
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ClAlRVOYANTS
Prof. d. B. BRUCE.
DEBORAH,

Palmiet ClairyOyant. card Reader Call
and then you Will know tho reason Deborah
has many imitators. 40 18th St. cor Il
- n W.
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DR.. Vim. T. BaIdus, Specialist.

MISS CAIN. Nsnicurfng and Scalp Treat.
ment. 7I5 eth ST. y w, Apt / Evenings
by appointment. Phone Main T425.
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k1re ana sound PROOF, eIsva.
tor. l.4tTa LARGE rooms Cold
storage. 70 Iye 20 b'Iy. An
Ip-.O-dat-. LisI cl4s- SJilGiug
F-orr.., Nia-rfr rrT| 'ss-
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Description

HIsh-clsss apt. hotel; untur-
nished suites. yearly lease
and fur. suites any period
Cafe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-28
MOTORCYCLE TRIP.
M. E. Harding Made Three Weeks
Tour to Toledo, Ohio.

Through rain. mud and water. over
humps and bumps and back again.
Mehlan Harding showed up this morn
ing, having made the trip from Topeka
to Toledo. O., and return via motorcy-
Gle all the way-excepting the distance
he walked and skidded.
Mr.. Harding made the pilgrimage to
the home of the Yale, inspected the
plant, took a trip on the lake over to
Detroit and watched them assembling
Fords, then beat it back to Kansas,
sunshine and good roads.
The worst roads We travelled were in
Missouri said Mr.. Harding. THE
Sunday we left Topeka three weeks ago
it began raining and rained every day
on the trip east. Roads in Missouri
were almost impossible. When he ar
rived at Waverly the natives told us we
were the first to visit the town for two
days. Roads were badly washed,
bridges gone, phone lines down and
traffic badly crippled
Mr.. Harding had no complaints to
make regarding the behavior of his ma
chine but finally admitted that one
mudhole containing fourteen inches of
ouag and spread from fence to fence
retarded the speed of his motor to a
certain extent but he kept right on
going after the machine stopped.
But landed on my feet" explained
Mr.. Harding, land aside from the loss
of a few small patches Of cuticle and
the accumulation of mud in the motor
we got away again without serious
damage
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-28
JUBILEE SINGERS.
Hams Organization Booked 70
Auditorium Next Month.

: The Hams Jubilee Singers. a col
ored musical organization of high class
artists, is booked for an entertainment
at the Auditorium Friday evening, Oc-
tober %, under the auspices of the To-
peka Local union. The proceeds will
be turned over to the flower and hos
pital fund of the organization.
Last year the Christian Endeavorers
of the city used eleven autos on
reaching 619 different
persons with cut flowers and potted
plant. This year it Is expected to car
ry out the same plan provided the jubi-
lee concert is a financial success. The
Hams Jubilee Singers. who have just
completed a two weeks engagement at
Chicago, are said to be fully equal to
the Williams Jubilee Singers. The en-
tertainment was booked through Col
bert FentOn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-28
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF.


Interest in golf in Topeka will be
revived this week when play starts in
the matches for the presidents cup,
also when the ladies' championship
matches begin Wednesday. Among
the ladies who will contenl in these
matches are: Mrs. w. S. McClintock,
Mrs. c. w. Kouns. Mrs. H. b. Clark,
Mrs. Ed. Terrill, Mrs. J. A. Cole.
Misses Nellie and Sarah Kouns, Hazel
Risteen, Jessica Short, and Misses
Curtis and Crosby.
The pairings and handicaps in the
presidents cup matches are as fol-
lows:
H. s. Morgan plays w. w. Miller.
Miller starting IL up.
Ilif Felix plays r. B. Guild. Guild
starting 4 up
Tom Frost plays w. W. Strickland,
6 up.
c. Heaton plays A. E. Blythe. up.
]. C. Wilson plays Chester Wood
ward, up.
w. n. West plays Glenn Pratt, up.
]. H. Cooper plays Charles Sawyer,
6 up.
c. B. Merriam plays George sny-
der.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-28
TOPEkANS ON PROGRAM
w. HI. Kientz and J. L. Jordan At
Junction City Meeting.

Two Topekans are on the program
of the sixth annual convention of the
Kansas Master Bakers association at
junction City Tuesday and Wednes-
day. w. H. Kientz will respond to the
address of welcome by the mayor OF
Junction City Tuesday morning. In
the same session G. L. Jordan will read
a papre on Good Bakers Bread"
Compulsory wrapping of all bread
will be one of the important subjects
discussed at the meeting. Prof. A. c.
Utt of the Kansas State Agricultural
college will speak on Experiments In
Bread Wrapping" A feature We'd
nesday afternoon will be a trip to Fort
Riley and demonstration in the gov
eminent bakery.