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ABOLISH WAR AND LIQUOR
Arbitration md Prohibition Mean,
SuEEeStcd by Hounrd

CHICAGO, July lo.-Addressinr tho
Christian Endeavor convention bero
today Clinton ~ Howard OF Roch.
ester. y. Y. said:
Americas greatest single Item OF
expenditure is for liquor; Euronc.s
greatest single item OF expenditure is
FOR war What IS to be done? Answer:
Abolish both. Wipe out war by arbi.
:ration: wipe out drink by prohibition :"
lie asserted trade rivalry and jealousy
arc back Of the present war.
Roy Creighton, OF California. said
moral conditions in high schools arc
such that they cannot be mentioned In
mixed company. California has tho
reputation or having the worst moral
conduct in Its schools, but this is onIv
because the limelight has been turned
on our schools" no said. The same
conditions exist throughout tho United
States"
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BEGINS WAR ON SUGAR TRUST
State OF Louisiana Seeks Receiver for
Company.

NEW ORLEANS. July 10.-ThrouEh
Attorney-Genera1 Ruhln G. Pleasant.
the state OF Louisiana to-day sought a
receiver for the American Sugar Com
pany and an custer proceeding to bar
tho company forever from doing busi-
ness in Louisiana. The action was filcd
in the Civil District Court. the State
charging that the American Sugar Re-
Aring Company has been guilty of vio-
lating the antitrust laws of the State,
OF having engaged in a conspiracy to
force down the price Of raw sugar and
to enhance tho price OF refined sugar
for speculative purpoaes. thereby con-
spring to constrain trade and commerce
within tho State.
Governor Hall stated that the cases
against the sugar trust would be vieor-
ously prosecuted.
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COWBOYS SEE LIBERTY BELL
Distinguished Representatives OF wyom-
Ing Omcinlly Welcome Relic.
Especial to The Times -Dispatchl

CHEYENNE. wYo.. July 1o.-one
dred cowboys rode sixty miles to town
to-day to pay their respects TO tho
Liberty Bell. which arrived here this
evening en- route to the Panama-Pacifc
Exposition. Ten thousand person.
awaited the trains arrival. Many dis
tinguished representatives Of tho State
headed by Governor ]. B. Kendrick
welcomed the bell officially. All
praised highly tho pilgrimage Of the
bell and the good results that will
como from II.
The bell Is sure to be a great feature
OF the exposition" said Governor Hen
drick. TT is magnificent move. espe-
cially at this time. know OF no bet
ter way in which to arouse the people"
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LANSING TO LAY WHOLE
SITUATION BEFORE WILSON

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-Secretary
OF State Lansing will lay the whole
situation in Mexico before the Presi-
dent tomorrow.
The continued refusal Of the warning
chieftains to accede to the suggestions
of the Presidents recent note has pro-
duced situation which, In the opinion
OF oflcials here. demands other action.
The State Department does not be-
lieve that the situation can be solved
by the recognition of one leader over
all the others. They hold that such
solution would contravene the spe-
cinc demands or suggestions of the
Presidents note that the factions
should get together and agree on n
man or group OF men Carranza has
already told the State Department that
he regards Villa and Zapata rs rebels,
and will not treat with them
Conditions In Mexico, according to the
official dispatches to-day, remain un-
changed.
Consul-General Arnold Shaking tele
graphed the State Department that he
had taken over the relief Of American
citizens in the Mexico capital Oficials
explain that this is in cooperation
with the Red Cross. which has charge
Of the alleviation OF distress eyery
where.
Important successes Of General villa
are reported TO Villa headquarters here.
This information is that Trina, the
Carranza general. who attacked villa
on Thursday, was killed. and that Obre-
CONS forces have been surrounded
The early successes of the Carranzists
it is claimed, were permitted by the
Villistas to trap them into a locality
where they have eventually to sur
render.
SEEK TO FIND hackers
OF HUERTA REVOLUTION
The Department of Justice is con-
tnuing its Investigations to discover
the financial friends in New York and
elsewhere Of the Huerta revolution.
The agents OF the department have not
been able to fix responsibility on anv
particular group OF fnanciers, but II is
the belief of some Of the officials that
American oil interests. which cooper
ate with British oil interests. are the
backbone of the revolution.
1t has always been the theory Of
the Department Of Justice that tho
aid promised to Huerta was based on
future concessions in the event the rev.
olution was successful.
The department believes. however.
that this resolution has spent its force
already. and that it must be abortive
unless Huerta should get personally
into Mexico to head a new military
party.
The Department of State continues
to maintain It's silence over the pres
ent trend of events. 1t Is held that,
even IL Carranza should capture the
City of Mexico. he would then be I'm
control OF only small part OF the
whole territory of Mexico, and his case
would not be advanced His claims to
represent Mexico would. only he paper
claims while the armies of villa and
zapata were in the field. In other
words, the capture OF Mexico City has
never been regarded as OF tho slight
est consequence by the State Depart
ment.
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THAW SPENDS QUIET DAY
Looks Forward with Relish of Cross
EInmin IA ton OF Alienists.
ISpecial 10 The TImes-pisnatch l

Especial to The Tim es- -Dispatchl
NEW YORK. July lo-Harry Thaw
spent n quiet day in the Ludlow Street
jail to-day. Smilingly he received the
tovial congratulations OF the 'alimony
club" members. who assured him thai
he was on his last lap" in jail
Despite his injured hand the famous
prisoner played a little hand ball. He
did not express a desire to repeat his
last evenings jaunt uptown. when he
dined at the Biltmore
Thaw is looking forward with keen
relish to the cross-examination on Mon
day and Tuesday of the States alien
lists Drs Carlos Macdonald and Austin
Flint The latter Thaw regards as his
greatest living enemy"
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tspec!al cable to The Times. plspatch.

Especial Gable to The Times Dfspatch I
LONDON. July 10.-Despite German
and Austrian reports to the effect that
there has been no change of front In
Southern Poland, the Russian War Of
fce claims that north OF Krasnik the
Teutons have been driven back fur
ther. and that in the fighting south of
Wilkohz the number OF Austro- German
prisoners has been increased to $4,000.
For moro than three days now there
has been silence from the southeastern
front, with the exception OF Russian
statements dealing with events several
days old. From all Indications the
army OF the Archdukc Joseph Fcrdi-
nand has not 8 yet recovered from the
blow dealt II by the Russians in the
sudden flank attack Of last Sunday
The Austrian report to-day states
that the Russians arc still attacking in
great strength. but that all the as
sauits have been repulsed. Berlin con-
tents itself with the bare announcement
that there is nothing to report.
Military critics are divided in opin-
ion as TO the meaning OF recent de-
velopments in Southern Poland. There
are those who believe that the German
allies are merely awaiting the arrival
OF more guns and ammunition supplies
before resuming their thrust at the
Lublin -Cholm railway in their drive to
outfank Warsaw from the southeast.
while others profess to see an entire
change in the campaign plans OF the
Teutons These believe that the Ger
manic armies are changing front, great
forces being transported north for an
other drive on Warsaw from tho west,
the blow to be struck along the old
Bzura-R Rawka front. 1t is the opinion
OF these experts that the situation in
the southeast has been left in the
hands OF the Austrians under Archduke
Joseph and General Boehm- Ermolli.
and that the majority OF the Germans
have been moved through Galicia to the
new theater.
ACTIVITY LENDS COLOR
TO SUPPOSITIoNS
Serious activity along the Przasnysz
front and in the Bobr and Oryz sec
tions lends color to these suppositions.
AT any rate. it seems certain that so
far Won Mackensen has not been able
to lend aid to the archduke's army
which. In the drive northward through
roland IL was Supporting on the right
Lively demonstrations are occurring
along the whole line in the east Won
= 10 SuowlnR renewed
tivfty In his outnanking move in the
north. Fighting of some proportions ia
going on around Ossowiec, the fortress
which has been internationally bonn
barded for months by the Germans.
Severe lighting, of which little has
been said. is going on continually along
the Bukowina front and on the reaches
OF the Dnicster in the extreme soutb
east. Recently, according to disn, tch.,
from the Bukowina frontier, the Rus
slams asked an armistice of four hours
In which to bury their dead, SO heavy
were their losses. The Russians have
been making continuous efforts TO
break through the Teuton front in this
region, but, according to Austrian re-
ports. they have been so unsuccessful
and tho Austrian artillery fire so severe
that. instead Of advancing. they have
been forced TO fall back at several
points
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FIRE RAGING IN HOPEWELL
SIX buildings Are Destroyed md Flame.
Not Under Control

PETERSBURG. VA. July 11.-Fire
broke out shortly after midnight at
Hope~ell. the town located at the plant
or the Du Pont Power Company, near
this city. and is raging at O'Clock this
morning. Six business buildings have
oeen destroyed and the flames are not
under control.
The town is without water supply.
me names were started by the over
turning of an oil lamp in a Greek res
tanrant. All the buildings in the town
arc OF frame construction.
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In all the vnst field OF European
warfare, comparative quiet has pre-
vailed, 80 fnr nn the official reports
reveal. Developments Of Import
hnce are impending, however, in the
view OF military observers abroad.
There have been reports recently of
big movement of German troops
20 the wcntern front, while In Petro-
grad the belief In prevalent that
orerntionr preliminary to another
frontal nttnck ON Wnrnnv nre under
why.
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Richmond Woman Elected

BERKELEY. CAL. July 10.-The an
nual convention OF the Pi Beta Phi
fraternity. which concluded Its sessions
last night. elected DIR. May l.. Keller.
Richmond, president.
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LOST SHIP Is IDENTIFIED
German YesHeI Sunk in Baltic on .JuI
Was the Pommeren.

LONDON, July 10.-The naval cor
respondent OF the Evening Standard
Identifies the German battleship sunk
In the Baltic by British submarine e
on July as the Pommeren.
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The recent halt In nctivity on the
part of the German forces In South
ern Russinn Poland md Eastern
Gnifcin md the failure of the Ger
man official statements recently to
nay much Of anything nhout condi-
tons In this field Of wnr, might snp-
port either view, II In held. Rms
sian military commentators, how
ever. reem confident that there hn.
been n general movement of Ger
man forccn TO the warnaw front.
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Military Critics Divided in Opin-
ion as to Meaning of Develop
ments in Southern Poland.
MAY MEAN NEW WARSAWDR
Some Experts Predict Entire
Change in Campaign Plans
of Teutons.
Serbia Votes Money
to Continue War

A. n unofficial dispatch received
\ from Sish, Serbia, by why of
Rome. stnfen TINT the Serbian Na-
tionnl Assembly has voted II credit
of S5D.OOO,0O for the continuation
of military operations. The Ser
bfans, II is said, intend to under
take mn Offensive movement soon
along the Dnnube-Snvc sector. New
troops nre being concentrated by
Austria and Hungary Mt Snrnjevo
and Semlin. The Montenegrfn army,
IT In said. will march with the Ser
bianS into Herzegovina.
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The Pommeren was Of the Deutsch-
land class. She displaced 13,200 tons
and carried complement Of 729 men.
She was built in 1905. Her arma-
ment consisted OF four eleven-inch
guns. fourteen 6.7-inch guns. twenty
twenty four Founders and six torpedo
tubes. Her cost was s6.000,000.
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Continued on Second Page.)
ovrpN,our ro n.1r,,,opp

Via York river and Chesapcake bay. de-
liEhtful sail: only $3.50 ono way. 81 and
$3.50 round trip Inquire soT Il. Main, or
phone Mad. 273 relative Atlantic City and
Niagara Falls cheap excursion fares.
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ADMIRAL COWLEs RETIREs

Commander of Asiatic Fleet Reache.
Age Limit.
WASHINGTON. July 1o.-AdmiraI
Cowles. commanding the Asiatic Fleet
was retired to-day for age. Cantain
A. F. Fletcher. OF the Naval War Col.
lege. now becomes rear-admiraI. and
probably will be assigned to command
in the Atlantic Fleet
Rear-Admiral A. G. winterbalt.r
takes over the Asiatic Fleet, with the
rank Of admiral
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Recent activities in the Prznsnyrz
region and I'm the Bobr and OrEic
section nre cited To support the view
That a drive at Warsaw from the
north is in it's Inception.
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GERMAN CASUALTIES

REACH HII FIGURE
Especial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch. ]
LONDON, July 10.-Oflcial reports
from Paris and Berlin report merely
isolated local encounters. with artillery
actions calculated only to keep adver-
CONTINUED on Eighth Pase.)
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TO BE MARRIED ON JULY 27
Date for Cnrter-Asquith NuptiaIs An
nounced I'm London.

Especial Cable to The Times. Dispa tch. ]
LONDON. July 1o.--The marriage Of
Miss Violet Asquith to Bonham Carter
has been fixed for July 27.
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DEATHS

FARRALIs-On Friday. December 2. 1915, At
l0:lo n. M, III her residence, LOO e street
southwest, MINNIE v, beloved wife II T..
carl Earrall, end daughter OF Rebccca NJ.
and the late Thomas y. Queen.
O'Clock. from the Sacred Heart Church. IN
terment private.
JOLlFFE-On Saturday. December 4. 1915.
Mrs. ELIZABETH LEE JOI1FEE
Funeral services Sunday evening. De-
oember b. at s:tb, Immediately at the close
q the evening prayer service at the Church
OF the Ascension. Massachusetts avenue and
Twelfth street. Burial In Wsrrenton. Va.
Monday.
THoMAs-Suddeniy' on December 4. 1915. at
o'clock. at his residence. Eighteenth street
and Park road, EDWARD n. THOMAS.
formerly Corporation Counsel for Ihe Die
trtct Of Columbia.
Notice of funeral later
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PUBLIC NOTICE
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wEsCHI.Ei,, A.ctl.resr

TRUSTEES SALE OF nos. s4H AND 2Gs
18th STREET NORTHW EST.
BY virtue Of y certain Coed of trust duly
recorded In Liber No. 34i2, folio as ct ssgn
Of the land records OF the District OF Co
lWhbia, and at the request OF the party &c.
cured thereby, we. the undersigned trustees
viii sell at public auction, In front o. the prem
iHes, on Monday, the sixth day Of Deceinoer.
4. ID. 1875. at $50 o'clock D. M, the followinx
described real estate In the District Of Co.
iunbia. and doaiGns tad as and beinU part OF
lot 70. In block l. In Fisher. Forsyth an
Young Commissioner subdivision OF Wssn-
ington Heights. a. per plat recorded In ths
Ofhce OF the Surveyor for the District Of O.
iumbia. In Liber County No. 6. At Folis liz.
more particularly described in said deed Of
trust, reference to which Is hereby made.
except SO much OF said part Of said lot IS ~
corded In l:iber asia. Foiio t0s. Of the land
| records Of the District Of Columbia, togsthsf
with right Of way Of record together with the
hnproN ements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. A deposit Of s-os
required Of the purchaser st time Of sale
All conreyancing. recording, revenue stamps
| and notsrisl fees ~ the cost of he pur
chaser. Terms Of sale 10 be complied with
within 10 days from day OF sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the default
| Ing purchaser. after five days advertisement
| Of such resale IN some Newspaper puhiishet
"a the city OF Washington, u. G. GEORtE
NJ EMMERlCH. Isle y. LIPSCOMB. rr'a.
|
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

Of December 10. IN compliment To- Miss
Georgia Schohcld.
-
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Sympns viii
pe hosts al dinner on the evening of
December II.
Miss Maxwell Church will give a
luncheon OF the afternoon Of December
Irs. Franklin X. Lane. who is eonva-
was abe to 40 for a short drive this
afternoon. but she has Cancelled all en-
easements. and win not resume her
social activities until next week.
Mrs. Robert shaw Oliver will enter.
tain Informally at tea this afternoon IN
compliment to her daughter. Mrs, Jo-
scph Choate. jr. Mrs. Rickner van
do'ph and Mrs. Thomas T. Gan VIII DO
Mr.. and Mrs. Choate arrived In Wasn,
ington last evening to be with Gencrn,
AMI Mrs. Oliver over the weekend. anu
A number OF hospitalities have peen ar
Mr.. and Mrs. GAN win give a dinner In
their honor, and on Monday might thcy
viii attend dinner slvcn bN tns ts
Third Assistant Secrctarv OF state anu
Secretary OF state :nd Mrs '""'""'
Robert Pliss. secretary OF the Nmer,-
can legation in Paris. arriNed III WIS"
irrton this morning to he the guest oi
his hrother-in-law and sister. Ani, ~
Attorney General and Mrs cna ,t,i !.
Warren. Mrs. Bliss will JOIN 'n'"' ''''
evening.
Nrs. Thomas sweeney entertaIieu ~, ~,
a luncheon today at her residence I'LL
| Connecticut avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard l.. Nicho,sou, ~
ir,. are entertaining a number o, chI
dren this afternoon at their apartment
in Hammond Court in celebration Oh
the fourth birthday of their son. Leon
ard Iispenard Nicholson Cd.
-.
Nigel Law. attache OF the british
embassy. went to New York yesterday,
where he will remain several days.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wagganan are
spendinV the week end with Mr.. Wag-
peman's parents. Mt. and Mrs. 1oNn
y Waggaman. at their country place
on south river. near ANNAPOLIS. Md.
Comma nder w. u. MacDougal l.. 3.
N. who has been on duty at the Naval
war College. Newport. for some time
will come to Washington shortly to be
| stationed at the Naval Observatory.
-
The Belgian Minister and Mime. Have
NTH are passing the weekend at the
Vanderbilt. In New York citv.
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Vital Records
Births.

CIAtshce IL. and Pearl NenabIe, bsy
Gregory and Lucy u. Iierney. bos.
Augustus a. Eioise " edacrDuIn, EirI
Dt'.etilcA ana siinnie StepahnsUn, girl.
isAdor and Era hossner, 10y.
CNsries ". and rsdItn l. Richter, girl.
Ihomss 81. anu margaret NJ. Nuiau, sirl.
henry J. and Rosalie T.. Monett. grI.
Nihiirsd +. ana sadie Maaoox. boy.
Charles and Lena Massie. gIrI.
Harry A. and Fannie Matlefu, KiIl
Mccarthy anu LiizaDcth fianser, Uvy.
Francis A. and Anna NJ. GaegIer. boy
Wai'er q. and Agnes II. Fuller. gin
Frank r. ana Mary I. Fahy, boy,
John W. and Marion II. CnrisII-. boy.
samuel ana Moilie herman. boy.
Charics A. and Eva Boyd, boy.
HARRY and Ethel X. Boyd, girl
~ ti,"s u and Bessie H. burton. boy
ME l.. Smith, boy.
..... coo. ..,l Butler, MIR,
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G. E. Unions to Have
Rally on Monday Night

A conference and rally OF the Dis
trict Christian Endeavor l'n'on will be
held at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church on Monday night. on various
phnses ot endcavor work: Spencer
Cisco. Of the Maryland unior. will give
an address,. supper will be served for
the Maryland and District officers, At
which time plans will be discussed for
n loser affiliation.
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IN MEMORlAM

WEBSTER-in loving remembrance OF ~ur
dear son ana brother. FRANKLIN H.,
day, December 4. iys
The midnight stars are cleaning
Upon his silent grave
Now sleepeth without Dreaming
The one We could not save.
by His Devoted Mother and Sisters
tSotices for this column are accep cd a, 20
cents hat either prose or poetry In case no
tice does not exceed ten lines And 10 cents
for each line In excess Of ten)
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Dcaths.

Charles l.. Goodman. 10 years. sibley Hos.
Julius Schultz. 10. $40 New Jersey avenue
Martha J. Coldsborough. &C years. IA Twelfth
street southeast
Robert l.. Rolls, IS wears. Providence Hos
Rebegcs J. Nelson. NJ years Joi sixth stree,
southeast
william II. Gurnsey. 10 years. ~ Fourth
street southeast.
Maria Seldom. 72 year.. Louise Home
Margaret Mekcrnan. 60 wears. Garfield Hos
pital.
George {. WooieI. Is years. 1907 L street
northwest.
Alice NJ Cooke. - years. Fifteenth street
Clarence NJ. Hushe. Sc wears. $500 y ,s,ree,
Frances N Csdden. 10 years. ,.s5 T stree,
northwest.
octaria F. W Story. 81 years. 1901 Park
road northwest.
Mary H. Carter. ~ wears. The Victoria apart
ments
ClaranCe W. Nenable. DAYS 81 & alr.et
southwest.
Anita NJ. Nolan. G days. ltn East Capitol
street.
J james n. Anderson. wear 1880 Ninth street
northwest.
Alice j. Ford. - wears. 1873 Swami street.
Frank Wilson. 10 years. Providence Hospital
| Daniel Ward. oo Years. Government Hospital
Sarah johnson. 81 years. 1t~ Coreorsn street
| northwest
Henry Johnson - years. Home for Aged rnd
| lnhrm.
B.nnie Howell. IS year., Il Mccullough
| street.
Mary S. Taylor. IS years. Tuberculosis. Hos.
MARY d. Kelly. years. G.; W street north
| west.
Thrlms Carter, month. IS Jackson street
Oscar EsEzelI. 8 months Burrs row Rruok
| land y. Z.
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Marriage Licenses,

NhAfIey sunny Coe, and LILY hogan
iiorice II. schwanz and Helen j. carr,
Robert {. Courbot and Nora Tierney
Howard l.. Steck and Henriet... N Elliott
10th OF Morcersburg. Pc
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FOR SALE
ON A WIDE AVENUE
In a most desirable section Of the
Northwest, n beautiful home con
thining large rooins tiled bath,
hot-water heat. electricity and Sss
hardwood trim. 5 porches and
many features that will surely ap-
peal TO you.
PRICE, $40 Attractive Terms
y. l.. SANSBURY co.
isi 18th st. n. W. Phone NJ SSe<.
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES
FOR SALE
IN THE PRETP

IN THE PRErrlDP
spot In attractive lngiesids, .
Cnarming new home, containing s
spacious rooms. : completely equip
ped tiled baths, hot-wstsr heat,
electricity and gas. In fact. ever
possible convenience that you could
desire in a home. Lot 70 feet front
room for garage
PRICE. S.67S. EASY TERMS
y. l. SANSBURY CO.,
~ i3th ct y. W, Phone NJ 5eo<
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r'oR SALE

F'f. ~ Isfs
MAKE Us AN OFFER
On this superb home, located A.
he corner Of two Of the most de-
sirablr thorouRhfares In the North
east, overlooking a beautiful park
The home contains z large rooms.
'ilhd bath. hot-~ater heat. cleo
tricitv and gas. and all up-to-dste
additions. This II q real hareNin
WILL. YOU INVESTIGATES
y. L, SANSBURY co.
al 18th al. y. W. Phone n. 500
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REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES

McCRAY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY.
Retrigerators that are uneQ US led.
GIL y ST. n. W
We Build and Repair RsfriEsrateTa
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

Lloyd c. Griscom. Senator and Mrs.
Le Baron B. Colt and Mrs. Charles
Cary Rumson are at the Shoreham
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

MIR. and Mrs. E. T. Bingham. ward.
man Court. will have as their Christ
mas guests their sons. Miles +. Bing-
ham. philadelphia. and Cadet wilson u
Bingham. of West Point.
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Furnished

OWNER WILL RENT. furnished. new mod
ern residence. rooms, bath, electricity.
gas h. W h sleeping porches; reasonable
tn Responsible people VIII retain one room
and board as part payment II desirable. APP
ply on premises. ISL Buchanan st. y. W.
IL
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

Attorney General and Mrs. Thomas
". Gregory went this morning on a
motor trip to Culpeper. Va. to visit Mr..
md Mrs. Oliver Durant at their country
place. eight miles from Culpeper.