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Vital Records
Births.

DItuS'
William =. and Lucy Robey Helmuth, girl
Eirsn and Frauie Ie,asko, girl.
henry ~. anu EVA }. IraniDeli, boy.
,niries W. ana Grace tucker, girl
trcuefick L. anu Susanne Scnaler, girl.
imam r. ana Theresa Stranihan, giri.
john n. and Lillian h. Payne, boy.
William A. ana Mamie z. farks, boy.
George L. anu SUSIE A. Mankin, boy.
Thomas II. and Margaret j. siagruuer boy
Howard A. and ransy Il. T.. AYE. boy.
Carr and Virginia Keller, girl
Eugene @. anu Mary +. kelly, girl.
Jonn A. and ella nj ian, g,rl.
Niison T. and Anne A. HenIey, boy.
NiIiain u. and Mamie ]. Fowler, boy.
4 1hoinas and francis t'ertner. boy.
Antonio and AntionIetta chito, 10y.
noiiias anu bisry J. Carney, boy.
Silvio and MadaIena BertoIini. girl.
John II. and Audie Barton, girl.
James ana Elizabeth Williams, boy.
Joseph ii. ands Mary +. Tucker, girl.
Joseph and Virginia smallwpod. glrl.
Robert and Maggie Robson, boy.
William and Bertha Martin. girl.
Philip and Marian Mulligan, girl.
Jesse and Rosa Gray, girl.
Cedric Il. and Mabei Francis boy.
Harry and Louise Bell. girl.
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\ FINE 5O-aCre farm in Virginia. Is miles
from Washington, on new highway. cheap
Communication, Ia miles from station: fine puul-
try houses, hrst-class barn, stables, carriage
house. corn house f1ne 7-room dwelling ha IN
pretty lawn large orchards. Just ruil hear
ing fine land; some wood; all fenced: a
money maker and cheap at S. 900 part cash
OWNER. BOX 23S, Times ofhCe
NICE LITTLE FARM of Is acres u cleared.
good 7-roOm house, front and back porch
outbuildings, good well on porch most all
church and store Price. 81, 500; Is cash. bal
ance to suit. This hoRmAis located in a
nice grove. buildings V good condition.
FOR SAI.E-Ten acres. Seabrook. Md Pa.
r. 2. BOX 22l Times Office. !.
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In Chevy Chase Heights, the
newest of the Chevy Chase sub
divisions, a practically new house
occupied only few weeks), con-
tanning 9 rooms. 2 baths, large
sleeping porch. ample storage
room. electric lights, imported
decorations. - One square from
Connecticut avenue. Price, $3.50.
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s-ROOM Dwellings; large porches, beauti-
full shade and lawn; fine spring water in
cellar; pump in kitchen. Property beauti-
fully located Berwyn Heights overlooking sur
$40 monthly.
acres. Montgomery Co. near CONDUIT
road: 8-room dwelling; fine outbUildinrs;
shade and lawn: So. 600; 500 cash. so per
month.
s-room dwelling; large lot; good condition:
shade and lawn. Ardmore. Md. 81 200. 500
cash. SIS per month.
2 acres on W. B. & A.; l. miles city, Or
chard 80 trees; small dwelling; poultry
house; 5000: 500 cash, Sl2 per month.
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR.
nNfn I'd
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IN MEMORIAM

,NotIces for this column are accepted at ~
cents FIAT, either prose or poetry. IN case no.
ttcs does not otcsed tan lines. Add 10 cents
frr es"h Nns m exeefs OF ten,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Suburban.

II you are thinking of purchasing a
suburban place we want you to see
these properties-each one q bargain.
8 room bungalow. Y acre, 4 buildings
Lexington Heights. Va. $500. Terms.
g room bungalow. ~ acres. a. m. l.
Hyattsville. Md. $780, terms.
II room house, a.. m. L., 8 acres. elec-
tricity and gas. large lake. Claredon
Va. Offer.
room house. a. m. l., 1000 feet
ground. Gregory. Md. $500. terms.
- room house. " acres. out build
inss. 5000 terms. W. Falls Church. Va.
room bungalow. a. m. l., two-thirds
acre, N,25O. $500 cash. bal terms. Thrift
ton. Va.
room bungalow, a. m. t., 5ox12O. $3.50
terms. Va. Highlands, Va.
Also 800 other select suburban proper
ties for sale and rent.
Office open sunday to show properties.
VINCENT & WILSON
Successors to Vincent & Sauls)
IT'S l4th St. N. w. m. 1850.
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DEATHS

UPMAN-on Friday, April 1s, at 7:45 .. m,
GEoRGIANNA WUEDER UPMAN, AT Liv'
ingstone Heights. Va.
Funeral service Monday, 1 y. M, at her
residence. 1nterment at Congressional
Cemetery. u
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Marriage Licenses,

John A. Rowzes and Emsie T.. Glascock.
Eli Riley and Nellie NJ. Spaulsburg.
Reginald W. Geare and Dorothy A. Small
wood.
James e. shaffer and Mabel winkleman, Of
Baltimore.
William A. Elliott and Isabella Mowatt.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS-Conduit Road
We are making special efforts to sell to
home seekers at large discount modern i'm e.
provements. one car fare. no change, lots
1900 to $500. l50 feet above river. beautiful
bungalow sites. Easy terms. See
w. +. JACKSON, Owner, on property, or
$. 7. DORSE1T.
So T st. \. ". ph. II -LIr
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
CHEVY CHASE
"The Best Suburb of the
National Capital.

For more than 20 years we have
been general sales agent for the
Chevy Chase properties.
The following are some Of the
attractive houses we can OFFER to
immediate purchasers:
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OFFICE. or THE COM lSSlONERS OF
TIRE DISTRICT OF COLrMBIA, Wash
ingion. April II: 1915. Sealed proposals will
lie received at this ofice Room 800 Dis rlct
ialS for furnishing and deliver one raso-
line motor propelled pumping engine and one
xasoline motor propelled combination Chemi-
cal and hose wagon. for Use in lhe f're lie
partment, this city. Specifications and form
OF uronosai may be obtained from the Pur-
chasing officer. ID. c., ROOM so. District
RuiIIing OLIVER p. NEWMAN. Louis
RROWNLOW. CHARLES W. kCTI. Com
nissOneTs, II. Z.
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PROPOSALS

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER s OFFICE. l..
S. A, Washington. ID. G., March 70. 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received here until
II o'clock a. M, April 20, 1915. for furnish
ing and delivering Coal at Washington. ID.
C., and posts in vicinity. Information on
application. j. h. HOUSTON, Depot Quar-
ternasIer.
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicste will he
reCeiN ed al the office OF the QuHrteTmdslC or
General Of the Army. Washington, d. e..
until 20 y, NJ. Eastern time Ma, l.. 1913
for furnishing aud dPliN crinE c'othinS and
equipaEe listed in schedule /" Info. ma ion
on application 10 the Qusrtcrna't'r General
~, ., A., Dspnt Su-T'sr"'aStsT, -. ., a.,
XG1hlhE EtSA. ID. G.
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Q ST. Gas rooms bath cellar. NsrI. in
fine condition. near schools and marke3
Apply ola Rhode Island ave.
10th 81. y. W 212l- -Four room house Nat,r
gas white tenants only, SI3 Key al gI6 "
st. N W
sIs n ST r. " = rooms and bath IarE.
cellar tsadi re- SsId r. 500 eYndi!iop;;
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For Good Colored Tenants.
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.
Gardiner & Dent, Inc, TIT 18th
Main 4SS4-5.

WHITE TENANTS.
lSl Indiana ave. NV. 10 rooms, w...,.. 81. 50
TSS 9Th NV. rooms, bN is %
IIoi II Sc, roOne l-.JV
COLORED TENANTS.
1905 18th NV, rooms, bath ............, 80
ll5G - ne, rooms bath.................. ba l6 80
JOHN W. CHlLDREISS. 1905 Eye st y ".
FOR RENT-2l2 9th st. ne. Sr Srb........s?7So
al0 North Car, ave. Sc, 9r,b.......... Is 90
los Pierce ST. NV. 6r (colored). )........ IL so
100 ST. ne, Or (Cooredl ................. Is so
CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 1895 y. Y. ave. N. W.
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SOMERSET HEIGHTS.

SOMERSET HEIGHTS.
The one best buy near city: farm prices
for city lots; water. sewer, gas. shade and
walks. Two blocks from car. mac adam sts.
8 acres In lots 2ts to cents foot; n to ..
mile to Chevy Chase Circle. large lots great
ba gains; easy terms.
S. T. DORSETT owner.
635 F st. n. ". Ph. NJ 1881
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pErARTMENT :I:,.III OF THE rr5,, INTERIOR TERROR
Washington u. q. March 20 lsl6. Sealed
proposals lin quadrupliCatel will be received
At this Offce until o'clock p M. Monda",
April &c. 1915, and wiz he opened imInedl-
stely thereafter. in the presence Of such bid
ders as attend for producing. in the city of
Washington District ot Columbia. during the
! fiscal year ending June so 1915, copies Of
drawings of pending applications and patents
and of foreign patents, papers. and exhibits
| by Photographic other process. The prices
named will be considered in connection with
| the evident ability OF the bidder and lis
| plant 10 do first class work. and. prior to the
! determination 81 award. such preliminary
| investigation to the qualifications OF lid
| ders and character OF plant will be made rs
| the Department shall deem necessary. low
| bid. unsupported by satisfactory evidence as
! TO ability to perform the work in agreement
| with the terms Of the proposals and contract
! to be awarded viii be rejected BIDDE
! WHOSE WORK HAS BEEN UNSATISFAC-
| TORY IN THE PAST MAY BE ELIMIN-
| ATED fiOM CONSIDERATION ON THAT
GROI' ND. Specifications and specimens, with
! forms Of proposal. will be furnished on apnli-
| cation to the chief Clerk Of tsC Patent Oflce.
| All bidders are invited TO be present at the
| opening The right to reject and all
| bids in whole in part, is hereby reserved:
| THOMAS EWING. commissioner.
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EDWARD =. SCHWARTZ. INC.
Ia 18th st y. W.
1l9 9Th NV. lJr bSlOOO 90 NJ NV. 7r. b. %. 80
1852 col rd. r,3b $500 ll02 q. Tor b...., % 10
l7i4 r NV. l3I. 3b. S333 4H2 LIST nw....... 70 %
1921 Macomb. ST.. 10 COZ l47 " NV Sr b. 25. 20
1887 NJ NV. Or. h. 5000 40 q nv. ........ @l.Og
1880 Park rd.ll 2b 300 1907 e ........ IS O0
lJl7 + nv. l3r. b 4.I5l sl7 { ne Or. b....2f. o.
2Sll l4th NV lOr. b 900 7&0 Sd Sc 6r l.. % "
ll%l sh NV, 9r,b. 42.j03 SOLO Otis ne, 7r, -. %
A. 18th i0r, b.. 4UIO6l2 q Sc. ......... o. -
2Oli 18th NV, ,&r.b 40 sol 4SOS llth st. .... % %
24a9 lSth yr, b., 81 1q506 T. ne. ......... 20 90
1881 lst nv. Or, b. 1880 $50 Bla rd. 6r, .O,O
620 9th NV, Sr, h.. SijO 626 23d NV, 6r b.. iS.IH
2l0S IL NV. Sr. h. 35 5iO SIS l. Sc. 6r, b.. lS. -
lbs WI'd NV, Tor So IUI6lT |. So. 6r...... IS %
2?f NV. Sr b.. 3I.j0| 40 G NV. ......... Ii. 81
IL ne. llr, b.. ~. 65I2s Myrtle ne or b l6 80
az II NV ......... %O,iUl 1859 Potomac .... 15.I0
22 X NV, 6r, b.. 2S.jOI55 9th ne. ....... IL ~
1889 Fla nv, 6r, b. 2IiC h enllW orth Dc. II o.
nv. 6r 3D.. ,. sol I'M \ Sc 7r.......l2., .
l2ll /. NV, ,r, h. "1.JIgSOl ith ne....... l. .,
PA 18th So. ST, b.. @I.j0l
OlR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES
APARTMENTS AND Bl SINESS PROl.
ERrN MAILED ON REQU EST. PHONE
NJ G1ln.
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FOR RENT.

%505 Champiain ave. nv. ..,...............$ic 30
n9 SChotts alley NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Wisconsin ave, TenleNtoWn, rooms and
bath -. 50
1903 COrCoran 800
@2J Pa. ave. NV, II rOOms and bath:
will remodel to suit tenant.
42l7 Sth st. NV, Sr., b.. rent reduced
S22 LIST st Sc, rooms ................ Red ucei
%6l Mclean ave: sw., rno!ns, water. $3.50
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COLORED.
FOR RENT BY
EDNARD l.. SCHWARTZ INC.

Apt. Isl floor lGlS LIST NV, dr. h........, 70 10
lil4 Church St ............... ........ -
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER, 20 southern bldg.
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WELL qullEEQ
FOR the MINISTRY
Success Of Dr. R. 4. Single
ton It Savannah, Ga.
SERVES IN MANY POSITIONS

Born on Hilton Head island, s. c.
Minister Of St. Philips Church Has
Steadily Risen to Prominence by
Msrit-Rsesivss Divinity Degree From
Turner Theological Seminary.
Savannah, Ga.-The Rev. Il. H. Sim
xleton, d. D., the efficient minister Of
st. Philips 4. M. E. church, in this city.
began life on the island Of Hilton Head,
S. c., Sept. II, 1855. He early evinced
desire for knowledge and received
his early education at Giles academy.
on his native island, until 1879. He
took special course in Greek and
mathematics under Professor George
F. Curtis. Later he studied Hebrew
under Rabbi j. Weiner. In 1901
he graduated from the nonresidence
course. in Turner Theological semi
nary, Atlanta, Ca, from which he re-
ceived the degree Of d. d. in 1904.
After his conversion Nov. %. 1888. he
became a member of st. Paul's A. n. e.
church during the pastorate of DR.. p.
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II. II. Brookens. He was licensed to
exhort and preach In 1890. DIR. Sin
gleton entered the itineracy In the
Georgia conference Of the A n. E.
church In Thomasville. Ca. Dec. 2l.
1896. Five busy years were spent In
organising and building Panye chapel.
Brunswick. Two very successful years
were spent In Waycross. Ga. He sue
ceeded the lamented Dr. A. A Whit
man As pastor Of St Philips Monu-
mental church here in 1909.
DIR. Singleton was for four years the
presiding elder OF the Valdosta district.
during which time the district greatly
increased in membership and finances
He was appointed presiding elder OF
the West Savannah district In 1903 by
Bishop c. E Smith. In 1909 DR. Sin
gleton succeeded DR.. ]. A. Lindsay as
pastor OF st. Philips A. n. Z. church,
In this city. He Immediately began
plans for the erection of a modern
church building. which. with the par
the denomination In the state, was
completed in 1911 ut cost Of $4,000.
DIR. Singleton completed his fifth
year In November, 1914, and is still at
the head Of the historic congregation
which recently closed its fiftieth ami.
versary celebration. DR.. Singleton IL
not only well known In his own state.
but throughout the connection. For
eighteen years he has been chief Sec
retary Of the Georgia conference. He
10 permanent trustee and member Of |
the executive board Of Morris Brown
university. trustee of Wilberforce uni. |
versity and one Of the founders of Cen
tral PARK institute here. He has been
elected three times a member Of tho
general conference. He is a member |
Of the financial board OF the A. NJ. E.
church. In all Of his work in the min
istry he has been ably assisted by his
devoted wife. to whom he was married |
April 1s. 1882
DIR. Singleton u one of the most sub
stantial men Of the race in the state
and IL identified with almost every
movement for racial uplift. He is
Mason. Odd Fellow, Pythian and
American Woodman. treasurer of Civ
ic and Urban leagues, chairman Of
committee on juvenile delinquency.
Of executive committee Of Old
Folks home, as well as being identified
with a number Of business organize
tions.
In speaking Of DR.. singieton's work
and his eligibility for the episcopate
the Rev. John Este, well and fa-
vorably known te.7he ministers and
laymen Of the A. NJ. e. denomination.
says:
And now that the time is drawing
nigh for the election and conservation
Of men to the sacred office OF bishop
In our great church know OF no one
better fltted for this Office than is the
subject of this article. For years
have had the pleasure of associatinc
With DIR. Singleton and have learned
10 admire him for his earnest and
Christian life, true moral worth. strong
Intellect and Christian integrity and
feel convinced that IN his aspiration
FOR this high once IN the church he is
but doing what the great head Of the
church win approve Of and II he re-
'eives what he Justly merits he will but
ldd one more light to the already ex-
relIent and faithful who today adorn
lhe bsAeh Of bishops
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loAno N NWsiS al0 g.
A. j. AFfstsn-1S4s ,." co a743
Tho Patrick-Lee Heai' w.
Welton street
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hA,R SPECIALITY, ,,.
r,,,no-sloo Pine 81. d hoe hn.
r rU " i. johnson-sN shA"'
Ave, Boston
Mrs. L. Hill.
2S5s fremont Pi. 80 p,ne St.
Madam peNeal. 1919 East r'
Seattle, Wash. ,. Axe. In
won BROS. 12l4 n. sehA'e
dianapolis. Ind
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,,ohT AND Flx1OHa@
n.cker 4 Co.-1A37 Curtis o!
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INSURANCE.

,NsURANcG
we,,sr. Life 4 Accident Co.'S
Elpcs11e 0A4e-
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Du0kA
Directory
AUTO SERVICE.
oliver Hardwick. 270l Welton St
sARsER SHOPS.
The Jewsll-lo2s 18th ST.
ENte-l233 18th St
The star-1732 Larimsr.
G. G. Craig, 1853 Washington Ave.
CAFES.
Keystone-1s57 Champa St
Keystone, 2217 Champa St
CARPENTER.
Earnest Howard. 1921 zlst b.
CLUBS.
keystone Social Club. 22l7 Chs"p
REQ Club, 271O Welton.
co., FEED AND ExPREss'
Ham Brown-1314 21st s
r " Bridges-61S z1tn os
nasr.on-223s WashingtoA
Carter-2416 WashinstoA-
CONFECTIONERY.
p,c. 4 Rice-a633 WsItoA
DENTIST.
n, r E. Mcclain. 313h kittreos ~
oRvo s1oREa
ch.mp. Pharmacy-soth IN, = W.,toi
Atlas Drug Co..
EYE SPECIALIST.
...., s,os-l6so California
..ocee,Es AND MARkETA
". 8. wren. .4th Ave. and ~''A''
ton b.
HARuwARE.
NV. Points H. Co.-2sAs "e'
HS@1
r,.,s Hall. 2oAl Champa St
aA,R spEc,AL'sTs.
pope-rurnoo-S1oo PINE .s, 81 ss.vIut
Tn n. L. Johnson-ssl On
Ave, Boston
Mrs. L. Hill.
osss fremont Pl. MI, G.
u.S.m DeNeal. 1919 East f'ne
seattle, Wash. .. In
woN Bros. 1914 N. seha'e
dianapolis, Ind
INSURANCE
~.,.r. Life I Accident co.-oes =
Elsce1ie Da1e-
LOANS AND REA. esTH'
Colored AmsficAn-s1s ~
A j. Arfstsn-1S4s !AH ,.1a
Tho Pa,rick-Lee Realty Co.,
Welton street
W. B. Townsend and T. o. Mes'n' -
,." Msoc a Ros,-1os Kitrsdes s'eS
,,ahT AND FixTUNeN
o,.- = Co,-1l37 Curtis b.
oRcHEsTRA-
a.. Morrison Phone hiekors i'A'
oeruoPEoiC APPliANcE~
MN Jonse-o0O 1ltA g.
...,.,c ,AarRuc1ioN.
o.,,,. Morrison, Violin-%1A1 Tesos
D.
.ux.,c,ANs AND svRoEoNs.
,u.,,ana Ford-33Sb Arapahoe 80.
p.ui 4 spratlin, M. D.-sz 0ooo
Block. @.
SHOE RE7Aniho.
Iev way-lsS7 ChanpA
TAEATERs
Grand .20l7 Larimef es
Crescent ........... .27ls Weiton o'
TAILOR.
southern. liYs eoou.
The Giant Cleaners and Taiiors, ze-s
washington Ave.
UNOERTAkeRS.
Douslas Co-18v ArApahoA
C.mmel Co., 2807 Welton st.
WATCH REPAiniho
Um voiRhts-S11 37A 0t.
VIII WASH.
a>,itary-a6SS WasAaAsson.
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Champ. Ph.rm.ey-soth IN, : o Weltoi
Atlas Drug Co..
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uomEsrEAps NEAR DENVER.
OCT LOCATED ON GOOD LAND
LIVING NEAR MINE. WILL BE
WORTH 1900 IN 2t MONTHS. SEE
JOHN L. JONES, 1o4 JOSEPHINE
ST. DENVER.
Xxx Century Dancing Academy At
Old Colony Hall "est Tuesday night
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lAWYGRA

W q Townsend and T. o. Mss0n' -'''
weiton st. y,..A,. niAs.
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TAILOR.

TAILOR.
,,,h.,n .2l44 Stout st
The Giant Cleaners and Tailors, 2sAs
washington Ave.
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oeruoPEoiO APPLiAhcEA
MN Jonse-oOO 1ltA r.
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WATCH REPAIRING
Wm. voights-S11 37tA b.
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EYE SPECIALIST
.,,.,r, Bros.-lsso California
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CLUBS.

keystone Social Club. 2217 Cn
REQ club, 271O Welton.
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..oeee,ss AND MARkE1@
". g. wren. z4th Ave. anu
on b.
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CAFES.

Keystone-IS57 Champa 81
keystone, 2217 Champa 81
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uNDERTAkERA
Douslas Co.-18v ArApahoA
Cammel & Co., 2807 Welton 81
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euxa,c,ANs AND sURoEoH~
..,.n. rord-a4Sb ArApAhoA
Paul E. spratlin, M. D.-sz Soo"
Or. Crump, 1923 2lst st.
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oRcHEerRA-
,es. Morrison Phone H'eAof' A
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Business
Directory
AUTO SERVICE.
Oliver Hardwick. 2701 Welton St

BARBER SHOPS.
The JewellE1013 18th ST.
ENte-1233 18th St
The Star-1132 LArtmer.
q G. Craig, 1853 Washington Ave.
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MUSIC iNsTRUcrioh: -
o.> Morrison, Violin-%1\1 Tesoss
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CARPENTER.
Earnest Howard. 1921 z1st b.
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COAL, FEED AND Exp"s
Ham Brown-1s14 21st 81
r W Br,dEes-e1s eth 81.
Anderson-223S WashingtoA
Warrington
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HALLS
r,.,s Hall. 2o41 Champa 81
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iAv WAy-11b1 Cn1ApS-
THEATERs
c,a .20l7 Larimer 81
Crascer, .2715 Welton 81
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DRUG sToREa-

y, r E. Mccl.in. a1sM Kittredss S'o
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SHOE RE9AiHiho.
dew way-lSS7 ChanpA
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WET WAoh.
a>,itary-asSS Was6iAseon.
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HARDWARE.

NV. po,.ts H. Co.-2s4s "e'''
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-11

e
A SCRAP OF PAPER
-
BY Mildred Caroline Goodridge
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
Such a time, brother Frank! l
never had better enc, but it was sill
Illness in its furtherest extreme at the
last"
81 am interested" smiled Frank
Burton. Miss Virginia Leighton was
there, of course?"
"She was the life of the occasion,
as always"
'Then am more than interested!''
declared the young man.
Every well, we all got to talking of
ideals. You know my heart is pining
for poet, a gentle, dreamful bard,
all sentiment and emotion. suppose
my fate will be really one of these
worthy farmer boys around here, for
there's no one else to GET
There is Hal Ferris"
ooh, he has eyes only for Virginia %
Him. muttered Frank disconso-
lately.
well, all the girls expressed their
ideas pictured an artist lover,
another a matinee idol, another a
Croesus, another a general"
And Miss Leighton?" queried
Frank, slight quaver in his tone.
"Oh, she is literary, you know. She
scrubbed off five lines and here they
are" and Kitty, taking scrap of pa
per from her pocket, read:
Fair must he be, and full of chiv-
airy
Tried, true and earnest, who would
win my love.
No ardent swain, who simply dreams
of me,
And never tolls, Ambitions power to
prove.
This kind will win, all other SWANS
above
why, Frank, you are fair and chiv-
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aren't you. going to the city next
week to become the greatest doctor
ever was!" 49,. ---- ..> -..
NONSENSE disclaimed Frank in
a subdued way. 81 say, sis, let me
have this little scrap of paper, won't
your" and the young man folded it
and placed it in the safest corner of
his pocketbook as though it were a
thousand-dollar check.
He loved Virginia Leighton = she
might not have guessed it, nor others
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'-she Was the Life of the Occasion"

suspected, but his heart was full of
her. Hal Ferris was his rival and
made no bones of it. Miss Leighton
laughed at the pretensions of the
noisy young man. She was ever in
dulgent. to Frank, but he attributed
this to her liking for his sister Kitty.
At all events, the next week Hal
went to the city to become a broker
and Frank to begin his medical prac-
tice as assistant to a noted surgeon.
Both were at the Leighton home the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22
INFORMATION LOCAL :.

do en- San Antonio fu6 accidental
mcnte herid0 con arma de fuego
' muerto en- la ciudad de Mexico
Il dia 10 de este mes y a prop6sfto
lie Su muerte ell Mexican Herald
ia detalleS muy inLeresantes dc
81 vida
FL senior Marshall fu6 muy joven
Il Mexico despu6s de vivir y edu-
rarSe en- Londres y su ito un pro-
uincnte banquerO lie nombr6 Gaze
- del Banco de Londres. DeSpueS
ie algunOs amos vino a E. Unldos
: yivi6 Ell San Antonio. Nolvi0 a
NGXico y Ocup6 eli puesto de lnGe-
hero C~onSultor de Ia CompaIia
.imiada de TranviaS
FL dia del accidente Sc paseaba
on un amigo. Charles Vernon
Hen en- la Alameda, cuandO repen-
inamcmle rccibiG TN balazO y Cay6
Iucrlo: Ia bala lc pcnetr6 en- el
OraZ6n
En- San Antonio ha sido muy SEN
.ia Su muertc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22
rs OPERACIONES MILIT.iRES.
Viene dc la Pag. 4a-)

. a las po>lciOnes dc Nillaveric,
= cualcS COmcnzarOn a ser eva
uadas por las tropaS de Sonora,
ajo Ia protection dc algunos CRU
- De fucrLa que Sc Datlcron cn6r-
lcanIrntc contra un cncmigo muy
Iprrlor Ell ndmero. Que tampoco
mia eScrlpulo Ell atacar V tomar
/ plaza de- Naco dcfendida por
or unOS cuantOs ccladOrcS de-!
'S"uardO de la .Aduana. Las trO-
as del GobcrnadOr cfcctuaban su
'tirada en- dos grupOS. unaS pOr
ananra hacia lmuris y las otras
or Ia Via del frrocarrlI hacia No
alrs Ell dondc Sc fucron recoG-
enlrandO ICnLamcntc sin ser mo
'stadaS por 81 cncmigo que. inca
IL para cUmprcndcr SUI GXito, &c
lanlrnia ium6vil en- sus posicio-
Is de- EstacjGn de Rio con su iucr-
ia acOSlumDrada.