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RUNNELLs WINS At TRAPS
STAUNTON MAN RUNS UP
SCORE OF SO OUT OF 100
Lnird, of Norfolk, Tnkes Second Place,
While Hurt, of Richmond, Is
Tied for Third.

w. D. Runnells. OF Staunton. won tho
state Championship at the annual tour
nament of the Virginia Trap Shooters
Association. which came to Il close yes
terday at the West End Gun Club. by
breaking 9S out of u possible 100 birds.
G. Q. Lee, of Lynchburg, took second
honors with tho tally Of 81.
Four contestants tied for third place.
They were as follows: NJ. d. Hart. Of
Richmond: II. c. Laird, of Norfolk; j. r.
Cumbic, of Roanoke. and =. NJ. Shelton.
of Roanoke. The shoot resulted as
Shelton.
The winners were awarded handsome
trophies by the Interstate Association.
Because OF n lack of time. the Rich
mond Handicap, scheduled as the clos
Ing event, was called off.
Practically all of yesterdays par
Elephants shot at 200 targets. but not a
perfect score was run up.
The total scores made were as fol-
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Marguerite Clark I'm Fine Picture.

II isn't Often that The outbursts OF
the press agent may be taken at their
face value, hut IN the case OF Helene
Of the North" the Paramount picture
IN which Marguerite Clark appears At
the Little Theater for the FIRST half OF
the week, his modest statements may
he accepted as true Marguerite Clark
offers IN this play the best work that
she has Vet given on the screen: she
is supported by an excellent company:
the character assumed by her IS OF un-
usual interest; the photography is ex-
ceptional, and the combination results
in a thoroughly enjoyable picture.
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The State Corporation Commission
viii devote part OF each day dur
ing the remainder OF the week to
hearing representatives OF transport
tation companies. who may desire to
appear, before fixing the annual valua-
lions for assessments of taxes The
commission announced yesterday that
there will be an increase in the values
OF the Virginian and Of the Carolina,
and Ohio roads.
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YANKEES BUNT ON SOX

BOSTON, September New York
hunted its way TO n third victory over
the league leaders to-day. S TO g. They
scored hve runs. their margin Of vic
tory, in the third Inning on FIVE hunted
balls. on which there were two errors
or commission and several OF omission,
and two passes. Eauman made the
circuit OF bases on one bunt. Shore
then gave way 10 Collins, who was hit
hard AT times. MorgridGe was erratic.
but steadied when needed
Announcement was made to-day that
Maisel, New Nork's third baseman, had
been suspended for three days for an
alteration with Umpire OLoughlin
Yesterday. Score:
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HUSTLERS WIN TWO

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, September -
colchester took two more games from,
montreal to-day. pamcro hold Tho
royals 70 three hits in the first gam.
and pitched tho IIus,iers 70 a 5tn-n
victory. The iiustlcrs punched four Of
thclr SIX hits off sherry in the Two
to ]. entering the ninth irn!rc, vbor
ituenke weakened and Montreal scored
ne tying run. The ROYALS added an.
T,heT run in the tenth on an error by
an infcld hit Scores
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RED SOX LOSE ANOTHER
YANKEES ANNEX THIRD IN
ROW FROM LEAGUE LEADERS
Chicago Pennnnt Hopes Revived-Nn-
tionnls Divide with Athletics.
browns Win from Indians,

PHILADELPHIA. September T.
Philadelphia and Washington split
even here to-day. the former winning
the first game. & to 3. and the visitors
the second. to 4. Philadelphia scored
tho winning run OF the opening event
in the eighth Inning, when Strunls
tripled. and tailed on Milan's wild
throw In tho second game. Washing :
ton won by knocking Fillingtm off the
second inning. Rico pitched In fine
style for the visitors. Schang was
spiked on tho thumb in the first game,
and was forced to leave the field. Score:
FIRST GAME
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Ann Murdock Mt Colonial.

IN "A RoNhI Family, thc ColoniaIs
feature photoplay for to-day and to-
morrow. Ann Murdoch, the wcll-known
legitimate actress, makes her debut
upon tho screen. Despite its title, the
piece Is not a costume play, but is a
drama built about royal persons Of
the present day. Miss Murdock will
appear as princess who Is very much
OF n tomboy, until she realizes that
boyish pranEs are not becoming TO n
girl who is interested In young
prince. Pathe News will form an added
feature of the program
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Federal Building Directory

Strangers bound for Offices in tho
Federal Building will no longer be OBJ
iigcd 10 ask numerous questions in or
der to locate officers they wish to see.
At the request of Postmaster Hay T.
Thornton. custodian OF the building. the
Treasury Department directed that a
directory be placed in conspicuous
place on the first floor. II has already
been madc up. and was being put in 20
SitIon Yesterday
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SUPERBAS BEAT PHILlIES

BROOKLYN, September 7-Brooklyn
cut Phi!ndc!phia's lead In the National
!'"hEn" remnant race 10 one game to-
DAY ~ winning their third STRAIGHT
victory from the Quaker City team. Z
TO J. Douglas did not allow "A hit until
IA" seventh inning. The visitors tally
~ the ninth was due 10 q single Nv
iaSkcrt, his uninterrupted steal. and
q Wild pitch McCluillan weakened in
tn" fourth. and was hi, freely. He also
iueuis The score
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ADJUSTMENTS


Constantly increasing audiences al
the Academy OF Music prove that In
spite OF the muEgy September weather,
the season Is oncn actually. as we'll
as theoretically. They also attest tho
drawing power OF that Cl"vcrest OF
comedies. Potash & Perlmuttcr,' which
VII! be seen again this afternoon and
tonight. on Thursday tho house will
he dark. but viii reopen on Friday.
when "A Pair OF S!Xes' comes for n
two-da% engagement. with Saturday
matinee.
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LABOR DAY GOLF RESULTS
Massey, DurHl md IIII winners in
Handicnp Tournaments

The Labor Day handicap golf ,ourna
Tn"n' a. the H"rm.,ag" Golf club wag
F"r% suocess.u! affair. It was am
!Aeal cai the nhy being clear and
:, was slightly windy the coursc ,y,s
IN excellent condition. ana large
"e!d II contestants fought II out for
inr"e prizes, TN" rcsuec,ive winners
being one point apart. The winners
were Raymond Masse.. net score. 7G.
j !" Duvhl net score. -: BAYLOR nm.
net score r.
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WATCH THOSE sUPERBAs
BROOKLYN EDGES NEARER
TOP BY BEATING PHILllES
Boston Does Como Rack and Trims
Ginnts-CuhS Defeat Cards.
IinCN Wins.

ST LOUIS. September 7.-SinEles by
Vaughan, Good and Sair and thinner
Meadows 10 the clubhouse In favor of
Robinson and gave Chicago a 3-to-l
victory over ST Louis here to-day. In
this inning. Fisher and Manager Bres-
nahan were put out Of the game for
disputinc o'Day's hall-and- strike de
ciSions Tho locals rally came in the
fourth. when. with the has"s full.
Vaughan passed Butler, forcing in
Miller Score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. ;, II = Is Totals - s y :;

Washington .........o u . ; q IL
Philadelphia ...........! O o.
summary: Rurs-Moel oe) Foster. Nor
gan. Gandl t2p, Mayer. Davies. Walsh,
Strunk O!dr,ng. Two-ba hi,-Lajo!c.
Th-ce-hasc hits-Williams. Earned runs
Washington. ). Philadelphia. .. Sacrifice
htt*-Williams. Milan. Malone. Double plays
-Shanks. Foster and Gandil: Nc Bride. Fos-
ter and Mayer: Lamp and OldTirE: Malone
and l.apr: Malone. McInn.s and I.atoie
stolen base-Moellcr Left on bases-Wash-
inston :; philadelphia, 5. First has. on
cr-o-s--W ash!nEton. .: Philadelphia.
struck out-hy Rice. :; by Fililnci,n /: by
HaIs :. Base on balls-Rice. q F,llinrir, 3
!tits.oF Fil!ingim, In Innings: off Haas.
In innings Empires. p;neen and Nall!n.
TiGle OF snMe. !:th
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Totals q. &c = TlS : Total

'Batted for shore IN third
tBlited for Collins in ninth.
.Ran for Wagner IN ninth.
-teW J cFE ..-....-.......l q o %
Boston ..............-...0 q q %
summary: RuHs-Cook ~. Peckinpauch
~. ia imam %. Tipp. High. Janvrin. Barry
%. Two base hits-Bauman. Barry High
kruger. stolen hases-Pipp. Baun,an. sac.
rlhcc hits-I"c k,nprugh 90. Bauman, Miller
kTueger. Double plays-L"wis and Gamer
PecEinpnugh. Boone and Pipp LIFT on
nas"s-Naw York. q Boston. e. First base
on errors New York. g. BOSTON. !. Base on
Ia Innings. of Collins In 6 Innings
li!t hv ps'cr"r--hy Mogridgc. Lewis ;,
struck or,-bv Shorc !; by Collins {: nv
Nncr'!rc. . Passed ball krueRer. U-npires
!i!Lf"hrand and O'LouEhlin. Time OF cams.
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ClNCY WINS FROM PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. September 7.-Cincin-
na'i defeated Pittsburgh. 8 ~ 2. here
to-dsy, practically winning the game
in the second inning by hitting Adams
hard and batting In four runs. The
locals rallied in tho seventh. scoring
two runs On four hi'e, but fell short
ot tying the score Score
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Totals. 81 10 ~ 10 Totals. ..2S y IS
Washington ............o o.
fhiiadelrhia ;;.......t ! VS.
MAYER Mcbride. Davies. Walsh. Strunk.
Iajoie, Mclnnis. Schang. Two-base hits
Walsh. Scharg. Thrce-base hlts-Mocller.
StrInk. stolen basc-Acosta. Earned runs
Washington. ,: Philadelphia :. Sacrifice
hits-Schanks. Strunk. Double plays-Wi-
liams and Mcbride: Foster and Gaudn;
LaJoie. Mclniis and SchanE. Left on bases
Washington. 10: Philadelphia, |. First base
on Observation-Disclosures .: Philadelphia, |.
Base on baiis-Guilt. .: Ancker. s: Enowl-
son, l. Hits-on Callia. In innings: of
Boehi!ng. : In innings: of Anckcr. 4 in
i2-S Innings: off Knowlson. In = ,-3 innings.
s sit by nitSneT:hiy AnckGr Sros,er,.
Wild ptcn-Anckcr. Tmrires. Naln and
Dircen. Tim OF Enme. l::i
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GRAYS LOSE TO SKEETS

PROVIDENCE. r. /, Sep,cmncr o.
Rain halted the Grays and Skceters
game here this afternoon Ia the sixth
inning, win Joe Ycagcrs men leading
by = ito-0 count. The Sheets scored
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their lone tally in the ffth session
when Crutchcr opened with a single
was sacrificed TO second by Purtcil. and
scored on BarrY's single to center The
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hiCa.o.
Totals - . -r-als33 5 .. :.
.S.,.aA - L,-,..-s-r Il NTH.

score h.! innings, r
Chi~a=c ........t.. %
-. LOUISE. ...... d
mnary: Eurs.-Goosd vaughn Miller.
nan. Three base h.'S-I.our Stolen base
safer Earned -urs-".:raEo. :: ST. Louis.
Szrri'Ic~ rf;s-Phe.a7. Miller. Rescher.
D--rie TIaT-Niilie- Brtlcr Gonzales.
I.e.- N czyeE-.-h.-Gro :: 81. Louis q.
E-.--r ta.- ~ e-Tcrs-C-hira 60, :: g, Louis
BASE ~ hallsvaurhn. ;: Meadows. 81:
Robinson. : I;i;r--"f: Meadows. g in {
Innings t-,re oft n the eighth. strucE
~. Vaughn. Meadows. :; Robinson. 2.
t'rpir"s. Day ard curlsy Tine OF
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RICH NIOND.

SWmmnry: Tvo-bnSe hftS-NIullen,
Cottrcll 60. Bnnkston. Thrcc-hnse
hlts-IIcckinRcr. Kraft. Sacrifice fly
Mullen. stolen bases - McnsOr.
Double plnys-Twombly TO Mullen.
ArrnEon to Mullen, Mcnsor to Elm
mcrmnn. Bnscs on bnll>-by small
wood. =; ny COttrcll, ;. Bntters hit
by Smnllwood tSchRufcicD. Struck
out-by Smnli,vood, 3; by Cottrcll, -.
wild pitchcs-Sm all,yood. Left on
Observation-Disclosures, q; RichmOnd. $.
fine OF game. $40. UmpircS, Hart
and HandibOc.
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... Q q . q h-f
& 9 q . q 2 q IS

7UfnlNafF: HuTs -klIIftF N. Wl.ro J..
wagner. Tone, Johnston. Costello. jIrrnry.
Two- tas- n!u-Groh. johnston viox Three
b.rt h''-- E!!lif"r iTch Sacrifice h!,-"ol-
has-s- ier|og, Carey. Johnston. Earned
runs Cincinnati. .; Pittsburgh. p Left on
has' Cincinnati. 4. T!ttsburzh. First
base On halls--on Toncy, I ~ Kant!chn.r.
y" H!!l :. Hrs--on kant!ehuer In n
inning none ont IN hrH,J of Adams
~ p innings; OF Cooper, 2 IN 5 - innirgs:
- iii!l. IN Innings struck ou,-.Dy
Tony. :. by Cooper. ,. 10y nm. i Unn!rcs
itie.ef and crth. Time q! game. i:ir.
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sProfessIonals.
Hearing on Railroad Taxes.

professionals.
The next annual tournament will
open on next Labor Day at LynchburG.
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BROWNS DEFEAT INDIANS

CLEVELAND, September st.
Louis defeated Cleveland. to l. in
clc"cn innings to-day, Parks. a re.
Mitchell! and clinching his game with
q double that drove in two runs in
the eleventh. The only runs scored
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Hitting like ncnds and playing fault
less ball in the field. the Richmond
Iuts yesterday closed their home season
by defeating liarrisburE TO l, in
one of the specdicst games Of the sea-
son. Smallwood was the victim of the
local cluhbers. having ms his opponent.
Indians TO five hits. and twice famed
Singer Kraft with men on the sacks.
Owing TO the necessity of getting
an early tram ont OF nichmonG' inc
was finished exactly at o'clock. maxi
ing ono hour and half of actual play
only one error was made by either
team, that ono being charged to Heck
niger. who made a wild heavc 10 first
base to catch runner mapping.
Richmond scored In the first inning.
when three counters were registered
of u walk. two singles and double.
ArraEon started the game With n slash
ing hit, which struck Smallwood ON the
leg and bounded into right field. Twom-
bly, drew transportation, and both reg
istcrcd on a ripping double to left 10y
Mullen, VINO later counted on 4 single
TO RICH, by Eankston after two were
down.
The Indians made their only tally in
worked Cottroll for four balls. and
scored on a three Dagger by HcCkinrer
after Whittier. who got OH base viii,
the aid OF a single. was made tho vic
Tim Of n double play along with Tamm
VINO laced a boundcr to Twomhly
SmallWool failed to register Heckln::cr
as he only managed To lift up a high
fly.
Kraft Gets Mighty WnIlop.
Kraft made things look dangerous in
the fourth, when he started of with n
humping wall"p 10 deep center. II
was an easy triple. but ne ov"r-rcachcd
himself. and was nailed AT tho plate
TRYING for complete trip. Another
Gouole in tn" seventh put the Indian,
oUi az running
The locals gained their big total b.
slamm.n= sTaliwood around In the
eighth chapter. Bankston got on with
N .nie!d HI. and shay THOMPSON FOL
lowed with 2 single. and 20, 20 second
wGcu .r@ fielder afi-G-urcG 20 CT. MS
predecessor cn - third Srei!wOcd
loaded The cushions by passing Scseu-
fsle. and Cc,c-sy t-oucst EsnGs-5r
md NDli-1 % az-oo- With double
s.s second = ~. att--ncGr Tx g-,l..y
are. = -ils- wee @zs. ,.-.s z-.e- A:-z.
g-- 80 s-C'a- Sc:z-t+la and Co,:.sA
aEL himself -.@-. 1-- :. ...-S
-r@ .-.--e -:r:s% - -sz--
pzs-zr.s - -.z-ts.s ts.,-c 80 -:
49, -s-set "a =tt-'+ - %-1-E-
sc-zs-T-s.''' = ,.:,- vee. -
c-z... - 1873
-.s -,r--.ss -s-=-. 80 ftt 1890:
----- - t-,.'- s-- r-.-, 49, -ts'-
Las. --zz.r- e. 49,, teddy .-zy-
I-g .--' --.ss 7-', '.a Es-.t
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fhila'lcipiiiii.
,Totals..2t "2iH Totnlr 30 se7 i, q
Hated for McQuillan in c,Th,h.

|FaN"n Tor M"OuiIIan In cGh'h
Score ny innings: II
r'hIiad. lphia .........e o 9 . q o q q -.
Hr1ok'Nn ......,.....0 q x;
summary: Runs--Pask"rt. oMarn I,s,i
bert. Stcngcl, Myers. GotL. Snyth Miller
Yh'"c. base hit--S'cngcl. Stolen bases WHIT.
I'd Burns. Paskcrt. Earned runH-rhiIa
dciphih. /: Brooklyn. .. Sacrifice ficp-.cut.
shaw, Smyth. Left on bascs-Philadciphin
8. Brooklyn. ;. First base on errors :
Brooklyn , Base on bhlls-on McQuilIan .
OFF Douglas. g. lu.s--on Mc0uilIan' In :
innings: off Lineup. In inning. III by
pi,chor--by Douglas. U.iderusJ. Struck
CONTINUED on Ninth Pagel
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Providence.
Jersey City.

Jersey city............O Q OF
Summary: Runs-Crutchers stolen bases
-ons!ow. MCNallv. Three base hits-She,n.
Intwler Sacrifice hit-rur,c!l Double
ptaES-i'owcll to Shcan: FahriQue TO Shean
70 cusIow. struck out--by Eavrs. t. ~,
Cruichcrs, =. Base on balls-oY Eayrs 1.
on butchers :. Passed ball--TraGressor
lmnlre. Clcnry. Vino ~ Eam. 80
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How They Stand This Morning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

/ GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. :: Harrisburg. l.
Jersey City. /: Providence % owe IN
| nings: rainl.
| Rochester. =: Montreal. o {first gnmc).
| Rochester. 1; Montreal. tsccond gnmc).
Toronto. s: Buffalo. first Gamc).
Buffalo. ,; Toronto. Second game;
seven innings by arrcCmcnt.
STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.
W. L. rI. w. l.. Pct.
Providence. IS ~ Gao Rochester So 6. .a7s
Montreal &c 60 sos Richmond 80 20 lao
Hnrrsh'g 80 C. ASS Jersey City.45 - .3.a
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Harrisburg Mt Toronto.
Jersey City nj Montreal
RICHMOND AT Buffalo.
Providence at Rochester
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. 6: Washington. tHrst
Washington, :: Philadelphia. 4 tsecond
Eamc)
New York. S; Roston. 3.
Chicago. 10: Detroit. s.
st. Louis. /: Cleveland. s fourteen In
ninEs>
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. l. Pct w. l. Pct.
Boston 80 40 .66i New York So 65 i,G
Detroit SIS as GO st. Louis 81 IS so,
Chicago -. IS 30 .595 Cleveland so % .SSs
Wnsh'ton .6S 80 $50 Phila Ss SIS a96
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington nj New York.
Philadelphia nj Boston
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
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Continued on Ninth Page.)
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inCipnati
Pittsburgh.


'Ea'.ed for Gibson IN scv"rrh
rHa',.G far Cooper In seventh.
HATED :rr III !r ninth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington nj New York.
Philadelphia nj boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at ChiCaS
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kraft Gets Mighty WnIlop.

Nraft made Things look dnnEorous In
the fourth, when he started OFF with n
wall"p 10 deep center II
was an easy triple, but ne ov"r-rcachcd
himself. and was nailed at tho plate
trying for a complete trip. Another
Gouole in tn" seventh put the Ind'ans
c.i Of running
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Harrisburg Mt Toronto.
Jersey City at Montreal.
RICHMOND nj Buffalo.
Providence at Roche CT.
The Washington times., 1915-06-29
.UBUKH4N Z COUNTRY BUARD

BOARDEES WANTED lor su.hrncr EIonrhs
very desirable country place; plenty
shade; excellent water. reasonable terms
Address X. Y. T.. Fairfax c. H., X r. No 1
The Washington times., 1915-06-29
Deaths.

Clinton NJ. Cross. ~ years, 7t2 Fifth street
southeast.
Samuel X. Wright 80 years. Providence
Hospital.
John Tydings 90 years, Gallinger Hospital.
Joseph w Herbert, SO years Potomac river.
Eleventh street southwest.
Vincenzo Ridolfo, II years, 30 Second street
northwest.
Pauline II. Neben, rs years, 8 Fort Totten
road, ID. c.
William o. Randall a years, 1922 Fifteenth
street northwest.
Frank Dyer. 90 years. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Patrick Wall, 81 years. l4a Eleventh street
southeast.
James II. Lucas. 81 years, soe French stree,
northwest.
James Bailey. % years. sa4 Fifteenth stree.
southeast.
Thomas Brown. 50 years. Stevens road, Ana
costa, d. c.
William w. Thomas, 30 years, Galinger
Hospital
Regina Tyler as years. Garfield Hospital
Andrew Thomas, months. 220 street
northwest.
Mary Stewart, weeks. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Infant OF Frederick and Catherine Claugn-
ton. days. Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant OF Jessie and Lawrence Butler, !
hour, Garfield Hospital
The Washington times., 1915-06-29
HORSES AND VEHICLES

JITNEY BUsS. pass; auto and buss
bodies; s. oOO stock OF wagons. buEEleS 4
harness: must be sold At once: dead storage.
The Washington times., 1915-06-29
PUBLIC NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. d. T.. Wssh-
ingtOn, June IS, 1915. Notice is hereby given
that the Assessor Of the district OF columbia
has CauEei to be prepared blank schedules
for personal property subject 10 taxation As
required 10y the A,t OF Congress. approved
July l. 1902. imposing a tEN on personal prop
erly in the District pf Columbia. and that
a copy OF slil schedule will he delivered to
any citizen applying therefor at this office
I he law requires such schedules to lie prop
crly illCd Ou'. sworn 10. ana returned to the
Assessor within thirty DAYS after the daiC
Of last uI'iCutIOa OF thus notice Returns
must be made on or before August l. 1915
This law will be strictly enforced " the
Board Of Personal Tax Appraisers. NM. T.
RICHARDS. Asssss0T, ID. c.
The Washington times., 1915-06-29
IN MEM0RIAM

BEACH--In loving remembrance Of our dear
ELI BEACH, who departed this life one
year ago today, June 20, 1914
II BY His Loving Daughter and Son.
tNotices for this column are accepted at 50
cents nat, either prose or poetry. In case no.
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add ~ cents
for each line in excess OF ten.D
The Washington times., 1915-06-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing: either ladies' mems; send postal:
will call. B. TARSHES. 1908 7th IT. y. w
Phone North 499
WANTED-Furniture for cash. Sell your
money. See HOPWOOD. 9Th and K
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DENTISTRY

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Filings. SOC; Extracting, cleaning. DR.. ID. n
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LEGAL NOTICE
w. }. LAMBENT. Il. ii. XEarMAN.
Attorneys.

Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, holding Equity
court. Ross J. sellman. Plaintiff, VS.. Un-
Equity. No. Ssi47. A4"A''
Hundred Twelve dis and 's1 One iR RanS1as Gas
vision ds of lots in square TWO Hundred Seven
t29D as Per plat recorded in Llber No. 81.
iSio NO. 81. OF the records Of the ofrlce or
sala sag lots being Identical with lots Forty
s"R HT Rdistsio ana forty-one uD Of Pierces ct al.
Hundred Seven ts as per paa TIVE
Liber w. f. at folio 2l1, said lots also beinr
parts par & OF original lots numbered Three (Sj
ana ana -Four 90 in said square numbered Two
hundred Seven GOD and part Of original
On. On motion Of the plaintiff. it is. by the
9RDEREp that orphie @ A. oRs Wroe. A. George D seis
cia2inas Ga2ss AliSe i WY wFof John Wesley %ros
" Wros. Esther Wroe, Joseph E. wroe. ssran
LOUIS EaGs A. %soe L. cSyss,,n. TTSa Harriet WIes
Anti, Anits E; Robertson. Robert NJ. e ReseTtson Mon
MTos Daisy p Wroe a. Nina s'' G. sa%Ssl Reds4avs C.
Thomas Redgrave. ida A. Barr tnee WroeS
MAJ marths J. ,,aT. Wroe. James T. Blakeney. Han.
Wroe). Sarah E. Dodge Mary J. Vance, AZ
Bert g. Downs. Martha " Brownins,
TTeresrine ". Browning. Robert F, Downs
living. or their unknown heirs. devisees and
ssa,enees, II they be dead. and the unknown
nelrs, devisees and alienees OF GiSaon
paws, deceased, and Mary w. orme me.
DaWis1. !1. deceased, and all other persons VINO
may may pe interested herein. cause their An
tne nrst rule day occurring forty (4O daV,'
eHeiuslve OF Sundays and legal holidays
Otherwise this cause will be proceeded with
m.h as IN case OF default: This order to be pub.
sas ,s.nssa once a week for three successiv,
washington Law Reporter next after N,
aay or this order. good cause for shortenins
tne per1od OF such publication having been
Sno|n. Sr. BY the Court. WENDELL p. STAT.
FoRD Justice. (Seal) A true copy Test:
~ r. x: YOUNG, Clerk; r. p. BELEw. Asst.