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Evening star., 1915-01-17

The one surfman of the life-saving
service honored with a medal during
the past year was Fred c. Bailey, ap-
pointed to the Toms river life-saving
station on the New Jersey coast. He
was in the kitchen getting his dinner
shortly after noon of September %.
placid stretch of water and not a soul
in sight. few minutes after his last
glance out he heard flying feet coming
along the sands. and he ran through
the open door. there to meet two boys
who had run $50 yards down shore and
could only point behind them and say
Woman drowning
Bailey ran in strides. And long be-
fore .e got to the shadows, where the
bather had entered the water, he could
see her abreast the waves. and drifting
seaward on heavy current. He
who also watched, why they had stood
there making no effort to save a wom-
an dying before their very eyes.
He ran on through the shadows. and
as he reached deeper and deeper water
commenced to swim like person with
but one ambition in life. The drown
ing woman was probably seventy-hve
yards out when he reached and
clutched hold of her. He was pretty
we'll exhausted now, after his race
the waters. But weariness is never
admitted by these solitary watchmen
along our lonely ocean shores.
Bailey had caught her just as she
was about to be swept under at last.
and She was like "A dead woman to hold
above the water as he turned and be-
gan d slow journew back to the land.
When the rescued girl regained con-
sciousness she gave her name as Mary
T. Mailoy, and said that sse and one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30

Bristol, Va. July 2s.---AppIicatton
for write OF error IN the case Of the
Commonwealth against James Canter,
the defendant under sentence Of death
for the murder of Mrs. Maude Wilson.
IL now before Judge Joseph L. Kelly.
of the Supreme Court of Virginia. The
application was filed by Judge ". p.
Oglesby and the law Arm Of Gilmer,
Warren q Slant.
The theory of reasonable doubt has
been gaining in the public mind since
Luther Canter. an older brother. con-
fessed that he alone was responsible
for the crime. stating Just before go
ing to the death chair that hts young
er brother. James, was innocent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30
PROMISES COMPLETION
OF ROAD DECEMBER |
President of Petersburg and James
River Corporation Tells Of
Company's Prospects.
WOUNDED BY HGHwAYMAN
Colored Resident of Crewe Shot by
Daring Footpad-Desperate CHAR
acter Is Still at Large.

Petersburg, Va, July 2s.-President
! walter Long. of the Petersburg ana
James River Corporation. one or tne
two competing companies bidding lot
a franchise to construct an electrlc
railway on Bollingbrook ana otneI
streets In the eastern section OF the
civ a. a terminus of the Pee~sours
to Dupont City. Hopewen ana Sity
Point. states that the road Whicn 10
now under construction by mis- COM
many will be completed ana IN opera
ton to the corporate limits OF @
cttv and to Bollingbrook and Second
streets. provided the City Council
awards his company the franchise on
or before December /.
President Long states further that
about $4,000 worth OF rails ana
other material for the construction OF
the proposed road has been distrib-
uted along the line which his COM
many Ia building and that the sou
which his company bid for the iran
chise is in hand to pay over TO tne
city and that the company mas nao
prepared the required bond OF se,ooo
to assure the construction of the road
over the streets which 1t proposes 70
operate. Whether or not the Councii
grants a franchise for the construc-
ton of the road on the streets OF re-
tersburg. IT is stated from an appa-
rentlv reliable source that the road
will be built to the corporate limits.
Shot by Highwayman.
John T. Lyon, colored, a resldent OF
Crewe, Is in the Petersburg Hospital
suffering from a pistol shot wound IN
flicted by an unknown highwayman
while he was passing down River
Street en- route to the Norfolk and
Western Railway Station about 10
o'clock last evening. Lyon had spent
the day in Petersburg and was going
to catch train for his home when
he was ordered TO throw up his hands,
and upon not doing so his assailant
fred two shots at him, one OF which
missed it's mark. while the other took
effect just below the left shoulder
blade Soon after the shooting Lyon
recovered from the temporary shock
and reported the affair to the police.
and search was commenced immedi-
ately for the highwayman.
The injured mans valise was found
behind an old wagon In Goat Alley,
near the scene of the shooting, by Spe-
ciaI Ohicer Jones. but the person or
persons who held him up has not been
apprehended.
Funeral of W. III. Gentry.
The funeral of William Hampelton
Gentry was conducted from St. Jo-
seph's Catholic Church at 10 O'Clock
this morning in the presence of a
large number OF friends and relatives.
The pastor. Rev. Father Martin j.
Haier, officiated, celebrated requiem
mass. and made a few brief remarks
in eulogy OF the deceased. The pas
tor was assisted by Rev. Father Stefi,
OF Prince George.
The floral tributes were numerous
and beautiful. among them being a
cross of purple contributed by en-
ployes of the Daily Progress as a tes-
timonial OF their affection and esteem
for a young man with whom they had
long been associated. Interment was
made in Blandford Cemetery, the fol-
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TODAY AND TOMORROW

tContinued From First PagA3
cinched prize. because IL thessscora-
testants were to put in their votes a.
you have done: there would be q gen
eral mix-up in the standings and no
telling who would be in the lead:
therefore, the proper thing for every
one of you to do is to get Just as niasiy
subscriptions as you can so that yoW
will be able to meet your connpetttor
when he tries TO nose you out OF tina
lead. ys-i
The old sayings that there are
many ways to kill the cat" ia very
true. but the cat has nine lives. You
have a shade the best Of the cat IN
The Pony-Cart Contest, as it only has
Ave lives (referring to the I'VE dif-e
ferent periods), therefore, you only
have to kill your competitors vote
five times by making your lvU'pov
Bonus each period during the cop-
test. Have you ever stopped TO tnink
that If you made your Bonus ,every
pertod during the contest you would
have over a million votes besides your
coupons that are cut out OF The Vfr~
ginian? Some votes. isn't 1t? Ana
furthermore. you are going to- need
every on eof them. IL not more, 70
win a Pony and Cart.
We know that a large number 81
the contestants have already secured
their Bonus for the Second PerioA, and
possibly you have four to seven dollars
over. Why don't you try to get tns
remainder so that you can get zO0,s
600 bonus votes for this period? We
would not let this opportunity slip
by without at least making an efrort
to do 80, 90 to your mother or fsther.
tell them the situation. They will -
more than glad to help you, II they
are doing their duty. If they refuses
go to some close friends, and we are
sure they will help you.
Remember that O'Clock p. M. SAts
urday, July 81. is the closing hour
| of the Second Period. Don't fail 70
have all your subscriptions and rnoney
at The Contest Department BY thai
! time: otherwise it will have to be car
ried into the Third Period. whicM
opens August /. and closes August
IA. P. NJ The standings will %
published again Sunday morning ana
/ Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday %
! next week. Watch your vote and, keeu
| 1t up among the leaders. 20
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lowing gentlemen serving as pail
bearers:
Honorary--Mesrs. walter Edward
Harris. Thomas Y. sydnor. e. II.
Beasley. James p. Coleman, Samuel
Reinach. John B. Evans, NJ. A. Finn,
Dennie Parkinson. r. r. Totty, Dr.
J. NJ. Burke.
Active-Messrs. James Pearman,
Robert q. Bass. John ]. Donahue.
Charles J. Jones. s. NJ. Dohe, e. n
Titmus. John j. helms, DR.. A. NJ
Smith.
Funeral OF Robert Hennessey.
The funeral of Robert Hennessey
was conducted from St. Jeseph's
Catholic Church at O'Clock this after
noon. Rev. Father Hsier officiated
and the following gentlemen served
as pallbearera
Honorary-Messrs NJ A. Finn. NJ
NJ Finn, ]. J. HeeIan. John Guinan.
Active--Messrs. James P. Kilmar-
tin, John Avery, Jerry O'Connor. J. j.
Donahue. G. M. Bailey. James T.. COL
Inns, W. T. Rahily. Dan Reagan.
Interment in st. Joseph's Cemetery.
Brief Notes.
Mr.. Thomas Hanrahan, a WE'LL
known and highly esteemed young
man. was taken to Johnston Willis
Hospital Richmond. This morning to
be operated upon for appendicitis.
Detective Heelan and Officer Evans,
while searching for the highwayman
who held up and shot Thomas Lyon.
of Crewe, in the lower section of the
city last evening. located and placed
under arrest John Christian. an es-
capped convict from North Carolina.
Christian was before the Police Court
this morning and was held for the
arrival of the authorities to take him
back to North Carolina.
The Bank of City Point, Inc. a
branch of the National Bank OF Pc
tersburg, opened for business today
and was busy during the first several
hours receiving deposits.
Miss Effie Williamson and Mr.. L. L.
Wells, both of Dinwiddie County,
were united in marriage yesterday
afternoon at the residence Of Rev
B. r. Lipscomb by Rev. Lee Crutch-
field. pastor of the Dinwiddie NJ. E.
Circuit.
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BEGIN WORK SOON ON I,
FULTON FAIRGROUNDS,

A L. Phillips Sons, contractors
have been requested by Superinten-
dent OF Fairgrounds Calder to furnish
estimates for leveling the ground. lay
ing out three baseball diamonds ana
cinder track In the new Fairgrounds
reservation of the city in Fulton.
Work will be begun Just as soon.
as estimates are furnished and room
will be provided for some 5000 chtf~
dren. The Administrative Board han
been given $2.50o by Council Tor pub,
lie Fairgrounds. and the money. viii
be spent on the new Fulton play
grounds site.
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VIRGINIA: IN THE Law AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoND, THE sTH DAY OF JULY,
1915.
Matte Mcbride PLAINTIFF
against
A. G. Mcbride Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond of
matrimony for the plaintiff against the
defendant upon the ground of deser-
ton.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant. A. @. Mcbride,
is not a resident Of the State of Vir-
ginia. 1t is therefore ordered that he
appear here within fifteen days after
due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect his inter
est In this suit.
A Copy--Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk.
BENZ. Lovenstein. p. q.
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Continued From First Page.)
to Mexico. and two spaniards At the
same time the zapatistas offered an
affront to the American flag. Allen
Mallory, accompanied by the son of
the Chilean minister and the two
Spaniards- travelling In an automobile
just outside OF Mexico City. He had
an American flag displayed on his ma
chine. Encountering a band OF Zapa-
tistas. Mallory and his companions
We're ordered out of the car. Mallory
and the Chilean were assailed and
the Spaniards were ordered to be shot.
Mallory protested and was threatened
with death The Zapatistas pulled
down the American flag and trampled
1t in the dust.
The dispatch received here did not
cay whether or not the order for the
ried out. The report Of this incident
came to Vera Cruz from unofficial
sources in Mexico City.
American Publisher Arrested.
From the same source in the Mex
lean capital came a report that Paul
Hudson, an American publisher of the
Mexican Herald, and his family, have
been taken into custody. Grave fears
are felt for their safety.
This government will make repre-
sensations in behalf of both Mallory
and the Hudson family, and no doubt
Is expressed that Chill will protest
against the indignities offered the son
of its diplomatic representative in
Mexico City.
Military operations are continuing
near Mexico City with indications that
Carranza is repeating his former sue
cesses. A telegram received here to-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30
]. D. Carnival g. SON
and
CHARLES X. WILLIS & co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust
dated June /. 1914, to the undersigned
trustees. recorded in clerks office, Cir
cult Court of Henrico County, in D.
B. 202-A. page 3ea, default having been
made In payment of q portion of the
debt thereby secured and being re-
quired by the beneficiary therein so
to do, We will on
Monday, August 2, 1918,
At $50 O'Clock. p. NJ.
on the premises Highland Terrace"
proceed to sell at public auction the
following described property mentioned
therein: Beginning on the south line
of Highland View Avenue sixty four
ts4l feet six (sl inches east OF Wood
ciiffe Avenue. thence extending east
wardly along the south line of High
land View Avenue and fronting thereon
sixty (s0) feet. thence extending back
southwardiy at right angles and be-
tween parallel lines seventy CTel feet,
and being lots Nos. 10 and Ill. In the
plan OF Highland Terrace"
Terms: Cash, sufficient TO pay all
costs of sale, taxes and insurance TO
day of sale and a debt of s1S5Ts, and
payable monthly, the first to become
due September /. 1918. and a residue
TO be paid In one and two years
with interest added, to be secured by
deed of trust on said property. but sur
coordinate to the other credit payments
or for all cash as 10 said residue at
the option Of the purchaser.
r. srTTERDrSG.
J. d. CARNEAL
CHAS. K WILLIS,
~ Trustees
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view SUN spot Discovered.

st. Louis, July ga spot, six
times the diameter of the earth, was
observed upon the sun today by as
tronomers at Christian Brothers COL
lege.
The spot appeared today and will
be visible until August 0. II first ap-
peared last February and now is on
its seventh rotation with the sun.
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day from carranxa stated tnas ~ III
working out plans for the eIifnfn1tl54
Of the yiilisfa forces III ce9<<tt
Mexico He announced thar aftef ~
hours fightins his forces had taken
Pachuca. which 81 an important strA>
tegic point about forty miles NORTHWEST
Of Mexico City. The villa agent d.
MED today that the villistas had lost
Pachuca.
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PROFESSIONAL.
SCHEDULES.


rs loAM. 7sAN, g 55AA. OHM fs 30 .N 4:PM
No aOPM From washington and beyond daily. SCAM,
y "a 80 Px f625 Pm. % 30 I'm 70 90 Pm 70 302N.
al 35 nj. tn A0nt. Ashland. WEEK -daysiv s2 ~.
Frederickshurg, weekdays w. - 90 PM ar. fs25 AM
Sandayiv. - rs PM: or. SIC Is AN.
sMatn ST. sta, tByrd ct. Sta, TEIha sta
Trains 70 or from Byrd st. Sta stop a. Elba-
Read the signs.
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sEAHOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
The Progressive Railway Of the seusn,
outh-bound train scheduled to leave
Richmond daily. 9:Ss A M. local to
Noriina: lao r. NJ. sleepera ana
sCnvfile: SIS p. NJ. coaches ana sieep-
ers to Jacksonville: i2:45 A. N, slesp-
ers, Atlanta, Hirmin CHAM, Jacksonville,
Tampa. and coaches Jacksonville.
North bound trains scheduled to ar
rive II Richmcnd daily. 400 Al Il. tie
- ~ Local $50 - ~. t:sJ r. r
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Yresmier Carrier OF she souen.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION.
n. H-Following schedule figures
pu biiahed az information and not guar.
anteed:
$40 A. M--Daily local for Danvine.
le:se A. M--Daiiy-rAmited-- ali
points South
500 r. M-iExcsps sunday--I.ocal
for Chase CITY. Durham and interms-
diats stations
500 p. A.-paiiy-For Danvtfle. At
Ianta and Birmingham. with Pullman
observation sleeping car.
11:i5 p. M---Daily--Limited- all
points South. Pullman ready 900 p. NJ
YORK RIVER LINE
<r& P M-Daily local-To West
Point
$40 p. M-steamer train. daily ex-
cept Sunday. for West Point and Bal
timore. No stop.
f,sS A. A-Daiiy-Locai to West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: los A. III. $500 A
r., 3:ss p. N. and s:so p NJ, daily:
$50 A. n. except Sunday.
From West Point: $40 A NJ. sis r.
NJ. daily. and s:45 A. M.--Steamer train
from Baltimore daily except Monday. re
n. l. BISHOP. d. p. A,
cot East Main Street. Phone Mad. aTs.
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ONLY AI4L-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In, effect ApvTf .. 1915.
LeAvs Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK. 1900 A. ~. $500 r. ~.
1900 r. II.
se:lE a II. $40 A. II. $500 r. n
$3.50 n. r.
Arrive Rtohnnond from Norfolk: eil:4e
tSs West: t. .s:ts 4. Ne IND p. Il. t i:~
r. r.. se:l1 r. n. ss:o0 r. n.
". 81 HEVTLL w. G. sxuNbERS.
BosE E2iai + :. e s,s A n..r' Is
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RICHMOND a RAPPAHANNOCK
RIVER RAILWAY.
Leave Richmond: leave Pamunkey:
sT:o0 A. H. ss:l5 A. NJ
sil.0o A. NJ. sI2:i5 p. NJ
f&:45 p. M. 1900 r. NJ.
1900 A. NJ. sle:16 A. nj
day only.
REDUCED SUNDAY RATES ALL
STATIONS.
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Boarders wanted--Ons Hours Ride ON
c. a o. west Of Richmond. 200 yards
from station. Terms reasonable. APP
ply TO MRS. s. w. GARRETT. Hew-
lett, Va,
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GoISonen-1he Eaay ss~1lanw sid Lfna
II our Zoe ana iSc hosiery: sold direct
"a Yetail dealers Ct low prices ana
ii freight paid oooDoNE HOS
Terry MILLS. Kansas City. No.
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RICHMOND AND CHEsArx~AkE MAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule effective January q, 1913,
superscdtng schedule Of April IL, 1914
schedule subject 20 change wtshaue
notfoa
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wanted--A Few Summer BOarders Are
desired ut "wcodlawn," the home OF
Mrs. Duke. Cartersvilie. Virginia.
moderate.
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Dearaers wanteA---Sl1 East Caay
Street Phons Madison IS2s-L
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BoARDERs WANTED.

Gentlemen 20 Hoard In
!. private family: west end. Boulevard
33s1 J.
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E3earders Wanted In Private Family
near fcottsville. Va. - Nice shady
lawn. good bathing. fishing and boat
ing: everything fresh from the farm.
Auto and carriage service. T. l.
KENT. Scoftsville. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Wanted---Carpets to Duat ma sconr ny
latest improved machinery. only u.
we also make over all kinds Of car
nets. NEW YORK CARPET CLEAN
iNo COMPANY. 2oof East Franklin
Street. Randolph 2os6
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1t Pays to Read and
to Use These Ads
BUSINESS oPPoRruNTTY.

$40 Investment WIN Bring Large Re-
turns, others have made fortune
on similar investments, @. c. Brad
ford. Legal Building. Washington. u.
G.
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AGENTTR

we Pay $50 Msnthiy SALARY and Fur
nish rig and expenses to INTRODUCES
guaranteed poultry and stock pow
ders. BfoLER Co. x-s7s. SPRING
neid. III
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W ants
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

S4M Acre Farm, Four Miles From Hsch-
mond. Now offered at sacrifice price.
Immediate possession. owner
WELLS BTRCHARD, Highland
Springs, p. o. Box Ills. va
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BENZ. Lovenstein. p. q.
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se1se Cs~passe wars asx F1S.esss
heats eight-reom house. No extras
aeedsd- ese.tE complete bathroom
-. HE NORTH AMERICAN
CONTRADICTIONS coMPANr. Bay
CITY, Mich.
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STRONG NOTE WILL Be

Continued From First Page.)
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UaA Won Knew That You Could Buy
beautiful lot 1T Buckroe Beach FOR
one dollar per week. These lots are
fiffy feet front and one hundred ana
ATTY deep. Drop me postal ana
win call to see you with the map.
Z. n. RAMSEY. p. 0. General Deilv-
cry.
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FER sale. Cheap--Fffteen Model "a
Thomas taxicabs- These cabs are In
drst class condition and are being
used daily by this company. Suitable
for taxicabs. 3itney or bus purposes.
With seating capacity equal TO seven
paasenRer touring cars. FEDERAL
TAxTCAB CO.. Washington. D. e.
The Washington times., 1915-06-02
BRIDEGROOM OF s.
TAKES BRIDE OF 50
Flve-Year Romance Reaches
Climax in Wedding Of John
Bigler to Mrs. /. v. Fosdick.

A five-year romance reached its cli-
max today, in the marriage of John
Biyier, sixty-three years old, and Mrs
Louise Vernette Fosdick, sixty, at the
Sesidence OF the bridegroon's sister,
Mrs. Elisabeth Myers, 1872 Kenyon
street northwest. The Rev. U. @. B.
Fierce, pastor of All Souls Unitarian
Church, performed the ceremony at
noon.
This marked the second venture into
matrimony by the couple. Mrs. Fosdick
waa q widow. while the bridegroom has
been divorced twelve years. ...
This second marriage is the crown
Ing event OF both our lives" Mr.. Bigler
said after the ceremonw. I'VE often
hear that old age is bar to marriage,
but q, person is just as old as he feels.
Both OF US are very young in spirit.
30 why should we not be happy
Mr.. and Mrs. Btgler expect to leave
on saturday for Binghamton, N. Y.
WHERE they will reside. MIR. Bigler is
the Binghamton manager Of a large
leather company.
The Washington times., 1915-06-02
Realty Transfers

k73 street southwest-Katharine c. Mick
Ter to Vincenzo and Elena Pierro. part lot
g. square 492, so tstamps $3.50.
b1I Columbia road northwest-Millard w.
Jones ct ux. to Arthur L. Dismon, lot 43,
block !, Scheutzen Park, $40 (stamp so
cents).
Fourteenth Street Heights-Jacob S. Gruver
et ux TO Edward c. Walker. lot IS, square
2sls $40 STAMP sl.6o).
Twenty eighth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest-Fielder P. Hackney TO
George w. Wise, lots g. and %, square
llS5 $40 (stamps 81.
1875 Fifteenth street northwest-lda M Gale
ct al. to Anna E Thompson, lot 49, square
EOS, 81, 250.
ss2 1 street northwest-WiIliam J. Fruend to
Nellie T. Freund lot A, square S74, $40.
The Washington times., 1915-06-02
JOHN b. LARNER, Attorney.

COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court No.
q, 16s. Administration. This is to give notice:
That the subscriber, Of the District Of Colum.
the District of Columbia. letters testament
tary on the estate OF George e. Hupert. late
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to
the subscriber, on or before the 17th day of
May. A. D.. 1876; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said es-
tate. Given under Its hand this 2sth day of
May, 1915. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, by FRED'K E1CHEL-
BERGER. Trust Officer. tSeaD. Attest:
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court
The Washington times., 1915-06-02
Class Day Tomorrow at
National Training School

Thee planting and exhibitions are to
feature the class day exercises Of the
nth annual commencement at tho Ma
tional Training School for Women and
Girls. Lincoln Heights. tomorrow and
Friday.
An elaborate program will be given
on the campus of the school at 4 to-
morrow afternoon. to be followed by q
musicale in the auditorium At the
exercises Friday a large number OF
graduates will receive diplomas. The
Rev. A. Powell Clayton, Of New York,
will deliver the annual address Friday
evening,
The Washington times., 1915-06-02
Sculptor Brooks Taken to
Hospital; Struck by Car

Suffering from several decorations
about his face and bruises on his body
ana limbs. Richard E. Brooks, a sculp-
tor Of more than local repute, was
taken to the Emergency Hospital from
Fourteenth and g streets northwest.
where he was struck by street car
early today. His injuries were dressed
and physicians say he will recover in
q few days.