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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
He OLD-FASHIONED MOTHER

'ls Mothers Meeting down in Vinalhaven.
-4 01lnty, lnterspersed with an interesting
- attractive programme of exercises, this
N'1y toast was rendered by Mrs, Nellie Allen
bid.
~ ~ many toast might be given
~ NE adde's gathered here.
-Se-' theme of the dear old home
t, .Aa' all our hearts hold dear;
:; m lete toast to the mothers
~, 'lV nave not lived or prayed in vain,
might they are given full honors,
- 'le '" Z, I. U. of Vinalhaven, Me.
' NJ 10 the dear old mothers
W. kaew in the vanishing years,
w.. ME was an April morning,
n /, .u 'he sunshine chasing the tears.
Was such busy woman,
n, a's plainly we see her today:
T.1 NE Was spent in the kitchen
~ s u! aer children around her at play,
1len she gathered her children around her
~. Dlu Them good night and be kissed,
S'g MINK she longed for the hobble,
:s II. 'ahgo, or auction whist?
1te was monotonous, lonely,
D, SoctaI club life she knew,
~ Ie dld the work that the Master,
Il 4p called upon her to do.
NJ ss '15 are bringing their changes,
d r.. olu things are passing away,
sgt " e. mat we know may be better,
h "ie Old time memories stay;
N0ush many themes allure me,
t every one of them pass
I''AeF toast I Offer,
a,,, frank with 4 brimming glass;
h, -'' On them that is sacred,
n. sacred VII vvr remain,
h. s'l to the mothers,
T yu- fashioned mothers of Vinalhaven,
allen is Daughter of the Fifteenth"
'u her husband being among the re-
N T@ at Bridgton last September.-Bridg-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
Aroostook Potatoes.

Green Mountain potatoes are going at
55 cents in our market here and Cobblers
at 60 cents. Fort Fairfield Review.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
Belfast Savings Bank

Notice isEhereby given that Savings Bank
Book No l6. lO1. issued by this bank, has been
lost and application has been made for dupli-
cate book according to laws regulating issuing
WILMER J. DORMAN, Treasurer.
Belfast. March II, 1915-3wl1
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Y aiIs OF harsh physics is gone. People
ssatiss; easy laxatives. Doan's Regulets
'ed thousands. &c at al drug stores
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
Watch Your Children

Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some
thing distasteful. They will like Rexall
Orderlies-a mild laxative that tastes
Like sugar Sold only by us, 10 cents.
City Drug Store.
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Realty ransfers

Effngham place-James II. Winsow to
Rebcrta Winslow. east half lot 4. block IS
Effngham place, and lot on Benning r. ad
$40
Addition to Takoma Park-Iaura $. Thornton
to William w. Bays lot D. block Is. $40;
stamp 81.
petworth-w Washington Loan and Trust Com
block IL; lots "A to IS. block ll3, $40
Fortune Enlarged and Bayley's Purchase
Willie r. Scaggs ct ux. to NJ. Lavinia Ell
lott all interest In estate OF Selby b.
Scaggs, 500.
Addition to Belair Heshts-John r. Parson
t TO- Frank u; farson, lot 10, block s. 81
sl6 |. street southeast-Ralph D. Quinter ct
. uN. to Joseph A. Burkar,, half interest in
lot %, square 799. $40
$50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northw est-Josep ph
Schiffman ct uX. to Salvador s. Richard,
original lot ~ Reservation b (one-third
INTEREST,". $40.
1870 Ninth street northwest and rear l529
Ninth street northwest-FranK c. Braddock
10 Joseph K. Fague, lots l65 and g. square
S65. $40 (stamp 81.
Bloomsburg Park-Charles l.. shank (own
right and trustee> Ell ny to Charlie. II
4 Robinson. lots s, ., 10. block :. SO istarr7s
90 Cents)
North Addition to Chillum Castle Heights
g. Albert Brown to Washington Land end
Mortgage Company. lots and 4 square
S1s, $40 ,stsmp so cents.
1anier HeiShts-John II. Chaney to Mar
Earet o. Bricn Haywood, lot 3;6. $40 'stamps
Addition to I.e Droit Park Annie T. Irwin
to William Britt part lot I5 block IL sll
tstaJnp 30 centsi.
Moore and Bsrbours Sec ond Addition Mar,
Y. Norton to William Britt, lot /, block /
~ 0tamps $50.
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five HUNDRED BOYS
IN SCOUT MANEUVERS
Thirteen Troops Of First Divis.
lon Meet in Fort D. Russey In
Rock Creek Park.

More than 500 Boy scouts andofhcers
Of the District participated In the
scout maneuvcrs held In celebration
OF Washingtons birthday yesterday.
Division No. /, including 175 boys
from thirteen Of the sixteen troops In
the division. met at Fort y. Russey In
Rock Creek Park, and engaged IN
qualifying rounds for the scout team
TO participate In the Georgetown ath-
letic meet next Saturday, and in the
inspection and drill and scout games.
Capt. E. Brooks was the reviewing
officer in the drill. which was won
by troop No. ~. to which was pre-
sented a troop banner. In the scout
iIG game through the park sixty
scouts participated, with Norris Cad
des, Of troop No. 80. completing the
circuit Of one-haif mile In "a minutes.
termined by an examination of the
written reports OF the fifteen best
boys by the field executives. E. t..
Fisher and s. .. Aplin. who were In
It was announced that suggestions
would be received from scouts on
how to Improve Fort d. Russey as a
scout rendezvous. The written sug-
Eesttons must be sent to Headquarters
Sealed orders directing the 157 scouts
Of the eleven troops of Division No. 2
how to proceed In their game featured
the exercises Of the boys Of the north
west section. The game ended at Cap
tain Randle's place in Congress Heights
with Troops No. q and No. tied 'for
frst honors in the long hike. In tho
fip-up, No. q won the silver cup award
ed BY Deputy II. II. Grogan. who was
in charge.
The division later participated in a
feed" served by Division No. 3. in st.
Matthews Mission. One e-half and NJ
streets southeast. Over 10 scouts and
.ofhcers enjoyed the spread. after which
(the drum and bugle corps gave q mu-
efcal program, troop stunts were en-
gagged in and addresses made by off,
GERS Deputy James L. kidwell was in
charge.
e. E. Wilmington and e. +. Fisher
OF the newly organized scout masters
round table. spoke briefly and the
scouts pledged their loyalty to the
round table by recruiting the scout oath
and giving the scout yell.
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AUCTION SALES

duly recorded in i,bsr No. sss1 ., Tolis sss.
Of Columbia and at tho RED uest Of the parties
secured thereby. the undersigned Trustee will
chdm ssii a. Public ASetion at the ofnse Of
dsy y Sst,dary iss q 'Sfns Sai psst se' ,irss m
and premises situated in the City Of Wash.
tngton. District Of Columbia: Lot numbered
Ons hgnared and gs
,S o,sra st!e Hesh as per plat feeofasl in
Terms: one.third cash. balance In equal
instailmenss install at one and two years, with In IN
semi. q snhualy from the day OF sale. and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold,
posii Of 5000 win be required at the time
OF sale. All conveyancins and recording
be complied with within ten days otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to resell at
the 'ss & III TKH
BY FRANK s. BRIGHT. Trus, oiaeer.
BY VIRTUE Of a certain deed of trust duly
.eS :" the Land ResSrds & $500 % s the
Columbia and at the request OF the parties
secured , thereby, the undersisned TresSSe tie VIII
J. owen a Son, 1881 9 street. \. W. Wash,
nS,on: d. ,; C.; on saturday; @ the 2I,h aE & Of
o clock. y. M. the following described land
and premises situated in the City of Wash
ington. District OF Columbia: Lot numbered
cighty-nne 1897 in square numbered thirty
three hundred and eighty -four $3.50 in the
subdivision known as Chillurn Castle Heights
as per plat recorded in the Office OF the Sur
yeyor for the District of Columbia IN Book
~ page ~.
Terms One-third cash. balance in equal
installments at one and two years. with in
semi annually from the day OF sale, and se-
k-. Ah- nareN gIll
or all cash. at the purchasers option; a de.
posit of $4,000 Will be required at the time
be at the purchasers cost. Terms TO be
complied with within ten days. otherwise n.
Trustee reserves the ,,i tight to resell at the
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY.
By FRANK $. WRIGHT. Trust Ofhccr.
recorded in IA6er No. ssss a, Folio s., :,
SEQ. OF the Land Records OF the District OF
Columbia and at the request OF the parties
Will sell at Public Auction at the Offices q
Thomas j. owen 4 Son. 1881 G Street. y
s,h Gss MsSnfseD of feSruay is a, shree scloe @
?. NJ, the following described land anc
premises situated in the .lty Of Washington
| teen 90. eighteen IS and nineteen tl3J II
square numbered thirty,seyen hundred an,
Chillum Castle Heights tNorth Addition a
per plat recorded In the office OF the Sur
Veyor for the District OF Columbia IN Boo'
~, page q
| Terms: one third cash, balance in equa
| installments at one and two years. with N
terest at 8 per centum per annum. payab
| semi annually from the day of sale. and sc
| cured by deed Of trust on the property sold
| or all cash. at the purchasers option.
| deposit Of $500 90 will be required at the tim
| Of sale. All conveyancing and recording vii
be at the purchasers cost. Terms to be com
| piled with within ten days otherwise tn
| trustee reserves the right TO resell at tn
| risk and cost OF the deiaulting purchaser.
| CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANl.
| Trustee
BY FRANK S. BRIGHT. Trust Officer.
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Vital Records
Births.

Albert and Emma w. Avery, girl.
Ira Il. and Icy @. Wedmeyer. girl
Richard L. and Beulah v. steele. girl.
Richard W. and Lena c. selby. boy.
James S. ard Sarah A. Lewis. girl
Albert b. and Lois Hunter. girl.
Charles u. and Emma Howlin. boy.
RatYaeie and Josephine Coleiia. girl.
Edward L. and Sarah r. Chopin. boy.
Theodore r. and Mable Sinons. boy.
John and Mama Morris. girl
Harry r. and Edith g. LOveless. girl:
Marvin H. ana Gertrude Mcintyre, boy.
Millard b. and Elsie Hodgson. boy:
William S. and Lillian Gluck girl.
william G. and katherine Il. Breen. ooy.
Frank V. and Margaret Grayson. boy.
oliver s. and Bessie r. Weaver. boy.
Chester NJ and I,oise =. Freeman. girl.
Fred j. and Daisy NJ. Conder, girl.
George F. and Florence Elmer. boy.
william W. and Minnie w. WOODWARD. pos
Christian and Annie williams. boy.
Russell b. and Alcinda l. l.yles. girl
William c. and Addie Z. Hopkins. boy.
Alfred and Alice White, girl
Thomas and Della White, boy.
Dayid c. and Ida V. Tolar. girl:
lanes w and olive V. Smith. boy.
Clarence and Anona Norton. boy.
Frederick and Della Newman. girl
John and Amelia liggons boy.
lanes w and Lottie Grimm. boy.
ThOmas w and Marie Edwards. boy.
william and Florence Walker. boy:
Thomas G. and Lillian n. Taylor. 10Y
Wallace and Hattie Moore. boy.
John II, and Mary Brown. boy.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. February IL 1916
Notice is hereby given that; in conformity
taxes in arrears on real property in the Dis
trict OF Columbia On the ist day OF July.
1914. also all assessments subject To sale, has
been printed. A copy thereof will he de-
liyered to any taxpayer applying therefor
at the office of the collector OF taxes OF the
District of Columbia and II the tax or as
easements due. together with the penalties
and costs that may have accrued thereon;
for sale, namely, the 9Th day Of March, 1915
the property involved will be sold under our
direction at public auction at the office OF
iumbia, commencing on the said 9th day Of
March, 1915 between the hours of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon and I o'clock In the after
noon. and continuing each following day
Sundays and legal holidays excepted. until all
such delinquent property Is sold. OLIVER
p. NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWNLOW. C. W.
KUTZ, Commissioners Of the District Of
Columbia.
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Y. w. c. A. Teams Bring in
as New Members Today

with meeting Of the team leaders
of the Y. w. c. A. membership cam
paign at the headquarters, Fourteenth
and G streets northwest. late this af-
ternoon. the Automobiles and the
"Aeroplanes" are preparing for a few
very busy days.
Today forty-five members were en-
rolled, bringing the total number en-
rolled during the campaign up to 2l2.
Uhe Automobiles brought in seventy
six. and the "Aeroplanes'' 1876.
Great enthusiasm in the campaign
was aroused at the reception yesterday
afternoon. Hundreds of visitors attend
ed. and many expressed their inten-
tion of joining. Mrs. Thomas r. Mar
shall. honorary president, with the
president. Mrs. William Hamilton Bay
ly, headed the line.
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Chicago Women at Polls
Hold Balance of Power

CHICAGO. Feb. GA heavy vote was
being cast today in the aldermanic pri-
mary. long lines of men and women
being at the polls before the opening.
The women were conceded to hold the
balance of power in the election, there
being 2ls.7l2 females registered to ~ .lS9
men.
Each of the four leading candidates
for mayor was confident of the nOmina-
tion. Mayor Carter H. Harrison. cam
diate for a sixth term. predicted VIC
kory by $1,000 to $1,000. Robert NJ.
Sweitser. Roger Sullivan's candidate
for the Democratic nomination against
Harrison. saw himself named by 80 900.
Judge Harry Olson and William Hale
Thompson. rivals for the Republican
nomination. predicted victory by $4,000
and 4O, 900 votes, respectively.
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Theater Safe;
Escape With $4,000

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Four yeggmen
early today dynamited the safe at Will
liam Brady's Princess Theater In the
LOOP" district. and escaped with about
s.. 600 in cash.
The men apparently sat through last
nights performance and then hid In an
alcove Of one of the boxes. About ;
O'Clock. as a Waterman was making his
rounds. he was bound and gagged. The
robbers drilled holes about the safe lock
inserted small dynamite sticks. and
after wrapping the safe in wet rugs.
lighted the fuses.
Only when Mcsser freed himself and
dashed into South Clark street station
an hour later did the police know of
the robbery.
NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Five armed
men early today at the point of a
pistol subdued and bound the watch
man and engineer of the Alhambra
theater building. but were scared
away before they could blow the safe
They had already begun to bore into
the safe in the office of the theate.
treasurer when they became scared
and fled.
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DEATHS.

Monday. February e2, 1915: at J
.. m. at her residence. lC20 Pennsylyanis
avenue southeast. MfRA LOUISE. be'o'ed
wife Of william A. Craig. a,
Funeral from the residence Wednesdsy'
February "a. at 2 y. IN. Friends ana reia-
tives invited to attend.
DUvALI.-s,uddenly, on February 2. lsio'
SARAH louise DUVALI, beloved daugh- :
ter OF Alfred J. Duvail. 5000 Dent place
northwest. ,,.
Funeral service 10 be held at Holy Trinity
Church, Thursday morning at O'Clock.
Interment private.
joIiNsON-On Sunday, February Il. 1Me. at
Logan, w. Va. ELBERT G. JOIINsON.
wife, Lucinda Pennebaker johnson: =
daughter. his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
johnson. and his sister. Audrey.
father. the Cumberland. Wednesday. FEB
ruary 2. at . o'clock y. m.
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CONRAD H. SYME, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

CONRAD II, SYME: JAMES FRANCIS
TRlcT OF coLUMBlAf, HoLPISS 4 j, Dls; 9;
IESr asrr. GaaKT @ i los IL Rn and les IN he bs
iish school District cHIrt No ia5; is. Tp2n a%
missioners OF the District OF Columbia. 'ilcd
in the above entitled cause. and on motion
BY the Tour, this 18Th day OF February. 4. ..
1915, oRDEREDe That the c!srk 90. Of ra. the
sSrr SrF Fsr Sfr.o" Tr s Ocs
Northwest; Dwight Ande,son i7'2 T,rss,: ,1sn,
Mo9a Ras T. orner Anon sres,
win j.. Wilson. 34+ D Street. Northwess: John
hu''!e s Mogsss Mssy sEfs Een
lsis Rshard, s'5est Gorsoran. laura : stewart 81
Eassy Earsne p!s'' eassins r" s:ss espi,s sssss.
Ksy siSis s.ses Street, Nea,h
fssi seeke,t. asssth Street Southeast MARY Ann
Banks 2'lh Street NSr,ssa' Mar Ira HON.
Myrck itSs cSIumbia Street; No1shwss,I; !,
Northeast, shiiiinston, Dean, ilos:E E; Capitol
t street sltn rsI1's Street, NSlswes' s Simon
"a Evans building: Rutherford b. Il: Lyon:
psSHs .iI.Y The MsES Columbia Ssoaa
TSomas ciS,sn s:s;MS Aye ".,,ss.; SSrhwsii W,i
east: east pavitt p Shidss!er;, John J0, Joy Els"n n
sinard 1sst Ayfn4s T. Of ,an lii sse1 asi
woodland Avenue: Kansas city. Missouri:
ns1 F. ssrJy Street
Henry Robinson. ls1,lsth Street. Northeast;
Nathan Gladfelter. Seven Valleys ,oIhMH, ,snnsyi
Ganp george T'IH + KIpstein. -Prince street Alex
sndra Mary william d"ashCGani Crais '?lsn ion
FfenSSISanrs Fem Fsrmers Z Mechanics Natl Eank;
Entwistle; Emit % jacob S. Allen, $500 lst street
too4sso S9,s nuSns SrnrSTd to appssr
isl5, at Ten o'clock A NJ. to answer N.S,, the the
sa1S ns'sn hsTeof s"s Should
the ana sG bsren should not
iInasHeho HiSh School TO- It is further ordered That 9
Of Mslsnsi s s'a9" or the be 0S OF s
upon such owners OF the land sought TO ee
Condemned herein and such person, sc =, inter &c T.
srsbsI sssss OF his deputies within the District
Of Columbia; and 1t is further ordered Tfa,
proceesdinss esdii" be- and they hereby warned
and required to appear in IL this Msreh u9qrt on
isl5 % to answer the said petition ana and TO Go son
tinue In attendance until the COURT sna @
| aiming the award and report OF the com
| missioners to be appointed by the Court t.
~ ali persons concerned in the land ant
premises mentioned and described n IN tn
That n copy Of this order be published onc'
in the Washington Law KspTr,sIh ana t"S
aNosbinston q Evening Star. the Washington
Post and The Washinston Times: news news
papers published in the said District hef3r'
the tre Court. THOs. II. ANDERSON. Justice
tSean. A True Copy. Test; J; r. fotEG
clerk. BY F. e. cCNNlNGHAM' ASST
| Clerk.
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Deaths.

Kathleen f. Steele. 81 years. 1895 Eighteenth
street northwest. ,,.
Isabelle soper. 90 years. Homeopathic HoS"-
Annie aI e. Nash. 60 years. Providence Hospi-
rma ms'' Watson. 50 years. Providence Hospital:
Helen N. Mckay. I years. 1859 sixth street
Elias s Olsen. ss years. no Fifteenth street
Williams nHtsheaf Flood, SO years. Government Hos
r-i,n n'a' w r'' Cort. Sc years. 1915 Twenty-frst
Anns N. Rest, g. years. 1907 Lincoln road
William II. Hadaway. 6a years. 11' MOTT"
George d. Chamberlain. 20 years. 1911 Evarts
r,h.I Raviiss, 4 years. Providence Hospital.
Jessie jessie T. Mooney. II months. 5i4h M street
Michael j Sullivan. 80 years. Is Grant place
william Geier. S. years. II r Rsstreet north
John w Woodward. S5 years. 1o7 sixth street
Catherine j. Manogue. 81 years. 1901 street
Horace @ e G. strout. year, 2s5 Eleventh street
JoSn Sn''T r. Walters. "a years. n7 D street
MARGARET Gobson. 50 years. Blue Plains d.
onesimus Renaudier. 7s years. Marist Col
wi,iism !HTs. nfPi II Johnson rs years. 10 Second
rsInh sirset MiIier. Years. Georgetown University
dam p'is iauxman. IS years. Washington Asy-
cornelia r Berry ss years, . Seventh street
northeast. =. o,,- un,,,~r
Anna 81 Young. months. c5 Conduit road
Dorothy Lomax. days. l2H Carro'ours
william c siinserland. 70 days 1917 c
street southwest. - no,r
"a hours, Georgetown University Hospital
James H. Tibbets. g. years. 334l Eighteenth
csrbrey srFrs, Gunneil So years. Georgetown Hos
,yo,ephine p,."i A. penty. q years. osos l. street
1ens mus'IMoek BROOKS. month. a4o7 street north
Minnie limit. F. Johnston, 50 years. l:'o Eleventh
EiIen I.eet {. e Gee. 4 years 1901 Wyoming avenue
Ma@-ie aSr Mccormick ss years. zoos Third street
,ohn hT,'si Morris. days. 7ss Fifth street south.
Dorothy II. Dodge. % years. Casualty Hos
james % S. Perry. ss years. 7ls Twenty-hr''
Michael aes Y. +. oBrien. s. years 7l2 Seventh
| street northeast.
George vi hasom Bond yssas ssa s 'ia street north
Mary ;voist, 81 years; Risgs. road D. G.; c;.oo
Alphonzo Rook. 10 days lSoi FIRST s"ee
Laura Warren. 50 years. Georgetown Hos
CHARLEY Byrd. IS years. Emergency Hospiital
Richard Gaskins. A years. Washington Asy
| lum Hospital. n,,o As,,
Lille iT%. ts9s stsWart: % years. $40 Barry plac
L"es ncs '"Lss' Lee. 60 years. Third and H street
John m + bryant 60 wears, Washington Asy
| Infant of Charles and jeanette Simms !
| days Columbia Hospital.
| William Hawkins, months. Freedmen's HOS
Dennis Dennis Harris. 81 years. 2o:5 f street north
Henry Beverly. 70 years, l74s Eleventh stree
Emmett johnson. % years. SIS Dixon's csur
william E. Reed. 50 years. 40 stree
| Detrick Murray. 80 wears. Casualty Hospital
Helen E, Thomas. s months 1000 Fourteent
| street northwest.
Sarah Beli, 45 years. Washington Asylum
Benjamin II. Brown. es wears. Hmergcnc
Albert Tutt. A. years. Freedmen's Hospital
James Fraction so years. Government Hes
| pital for the Insane.
Martha Ford Il years. Georget own Hospital
James l.. Johnson, 40 years. Gal!inGer Hos
Annie j. Brooks. 40 wears. so7 Ninth stree
northeast.
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Small Man Carries
141 Pounds Five Miles

HAMMOND. Ind, Feb. 23.--Andrcw
Platke weighs 12i pounds. II hurts
his pride TO be reminded OF the fact.
To establish a standing he made n
wager that he could carry a sack of
chicken feed Weighing 127 pounds from
Hessville to Highland. flve miles. with
out pausing or shifting the burden.
Tho scales were "flxed" and, unaware
of the excess weight. Platke carried 141
pounds over the route and won. A
hundred natives accompanied him.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will be received at the bureau
NJ supplies and Accounts. Navy Ocpart-
n,ent Washington. d. C., until 10 O'Clock a.
M, March ., 1915. for dsiiyerins insot copper nr
nine steel and laboratory supplies at the
navy yard Washington. .. G. Apply for
proposals TO the Bureau. SAM EI' Nc
GOWAN Paymaster General, |. $. y.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Marriage Licenses.

,,. ~ yoek,eson and Lillian Levy.
Jerry A. Pierce. of Denver. Colo.' ana Le'a
r. Towner. Of Iowa.
Johu Moss and Rebecca Morton.
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IN MEMORlAM

Notices for this column are accepted at 30
cents nat either prose or poetry. In case mo-
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line in excess OF tcn.)
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TYPEWRlTERS

REBUILT TYPEWRITER Co, III l2th.
Visible machines rented, $3.50 per month
lna sold at from \ to Y Mfg PRICE
REBUILDING AND REPAIRING.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FINE BIG BLACK HORSE for sale rea-
sonable. Apply c. JAEGER. tailor. sos
18th st. y. w.
FOR HIRE-Horses. carriages wagons. Cay,
week or month: special prices GEN. l.IN-
ERY co, INC. rear S37 Pa. ave. NJ. ll97.
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PERSONAL

MISS CTTIRN MANICURING.
"AASS SAONA' SCALP TREATMENT.
7ls lith at. N. W.. third hoor.
MISS JAMRRON. manicurist and chiropody
hours, 10 a. m. to p. m. l2l2 N y. ave.
NJ w. End floor. IL
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TABLE BOARD

MONROE ST N. W.. 1isi--Excellent board: {:
home cooking: hot bread daily. Col. 3.27.
l. ST. y. W.. 909-Excellent table board
home cooking: 81 week.