davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Misses Thelma and Edith Ryals art
attending house party this week in
Reidsville, the guests of Miss Jessie
Folsom.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Nv. G. Solomon, Jr., of Macon, is
shaking hands with friends in Ameri-
Gus today.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Mrs. Percy Hudson left today 70
Columbus, where she will visit he
mother.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Just received a fresh shipment OF
midsummer Hats that we will offer al
greatly reduced prices. Misses Hay &
Tfllman. advt-4-ti
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

John NJ Bell, Dawson banker, was
ia Americus today on an important bus
mess mission.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Airs. l. C. Lansford, Of Lithonia, Ga.
IS the guest of Mrs. f. H. Lipford, on
Brannon Ave.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

David Howard, Of Thomasyille, is
spending the day in Americus, boost
ing the city on the Dixie Highway.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

For pure and sanitary cream, you
should get Central to connect you
with seven-five. Hooks Pharmacy.
advt-7-3t
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

We have a few of our best selections
in Tailored Hats that we are going to
close out at half price. Prettiest pat
viii go first. Misses Hay & Tillman.
adyt-4-tf
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-0ne fine milk COW with
young calf, or will exchange for beef
cattle. A. ]. Eason, or Prone "a tt
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Col G. r. Ellis and family motored
to Macon yesterday and spent the
day in the Central City.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Solon B. Cousins, of Waynesboro, il
registered at the Hotel Windsor.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Bod-O-Link Friendship Bracelet
BelPs. the JeweIer, adVt
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Miss Ellen Estes and Miss Maude
Conner leave today for Athens, where
they will contest in the State High
school meet at the University of Geor-
gia Miss Estes was winner in the
elocution contest of the Third districi
and will represent the district in that
event. Miss Conner was pronounced
champion speller of the district, when
she won for Americus High at the
Vienna meeting, and will be contest
ant in the spelling contest.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

MIR. and Mrs. T. G. Walker and T. G.
Walker, Jr., of Indian Rock, Fla, are
visiting relatives in Americus.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

]. r. Martin, of Macon, is in thu
city.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

We can suit you both in price an(
quality. S. A. Daniel, the Jeweler.
adVt.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09
BASEBALL RESULTS
GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE,

"hVhSA<A ~ + n Il AAhV lie
Yesterdays Results
Waycross 4, Dothan 3.
Brunswick 13, Gainesville 7.
Thomasville 3, Valdosta 2.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09
Want Column
RATES.
see@eso@se@eeeeoe@s

RATES.
One cent q word each insertion.
minimum charge of 25c.
When number of insertions exceed
hEO weeks 3-4 cent a word.
All advertisements for "HELP or
SITUATION WANTED" win be in.
serted one time free.
When number of insertions exceed
four weeks 1.2 cent a word.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

MIR. and Mrs. T. e. Castleberry and
their oldest baby, who have been sick
with typhoid fever, are better this
morning, according to advices from
the sick room
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

W. p Scott, of Cordele, is in Amer
icus, taking dots on real up-to-date
city.
The friends of Mrs. w. NJ. Castle
berry will be pleased to learn that she
is better after a short illness.
CEDAR CHESTS $4,000 value this
week, $1495. Allison Furniture Co.
G. NJ Woodruff, Jr, of Winder is
visiting the trade today in Americus.
W. NJ. Frank, of New York, is in
Americus with his line of Gotham
styles.
We secure our cream from the Aries
Guaranteed Pure Creamery daily. If
you want pure, sanitary cream, phone
us. Hooks Pharmancy. No. IS.
advt-73t
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

II you want guaranteed, absolutely
pure cream, telephone rs. Only 30c
pint. advt-7-3t
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Miss Mary Ridgeway returned this
morning from visit ofriends in
Richland, a.,
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

20gd off on Sectional Bookcases this
week; plain oak, quartered oak and
mahogany Allison Furniture Co.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Abolutely, guaranteed pure sanitary
cream, 30c pint. Hooks Pharmacy.
Phone rs. advt-7-t3
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

airs. Fl. d. Walker and petite Misses
Lynda, Sarah and Helen Walker, OF
Largo, Fla, arrived this morning fo@
= few days stay with relatives.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

N. McFadger, of Columbus, is spin
ming yarns that rival those wished
over by his fellow citizen, Max Ban.
ner, today in the lobby of the Wind
sor hotel.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

Claude Bonr, Of Toccoa, is in
Americus on the lookout for chance
10 display his samples.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-09

just received fresh SulpLhShb VI
midsummer Hats that we will offer at
greatly reduced prices. Misses Hay &
Tfllman. advt-4-tf
Col G. r. Ellis and family motored
to Macon yesterday and spent the
day in the Central City.
Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Walker and T. G.
Walker, Jr., of Indian Rock, Fla, are
visiting relatives in Americus.
II you want guaranteed, absolutely
pure cream, telephone Is. Only 30c
pint, advt-7-3t
Claude Bonr, of Toccoa, is in
Americus on the lookout for chance
10 display his samples.
AIRS. Fl. d. Walker and petite Misses
Lynda, Sarah and Helen Walker, OF
Largo, Fla, arrived this morning fo"
. few days stay with relatives.
20Ta off on Sectional Bookcases this
week; plain oak, quartered oak and
mahogany Allison Furniture Co.
Miss Mary Ridgeway returned this
morning from visit ofriends in
Richland l, l
-
Abolutely, guaranteed pure sanitary
cream, 30c pint. Hooks Pharmacy
Phone rs. advt-7-t3
Mr. and Mrs. T. e. Castleberry and
their Oldest baby, who have been sick
with typhoid fever, are better this
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
SECC|0N EDITORIAL
LA VISTA DEL SENIOR TTURBIDE
AL PRESIDENTE WILSON

NoSOroS creemoS que los cmigradoS pOTticoS que deSeen tomar I'M par
tcipio acti,o en- los asutOS de- MEXICO solo debrn tcner contact0S con los
allies Ynriouarins lie b> EStadcS udoS para 4 also dc dennr prevail
mrntc como deberin scr intrrprctaiaS. cn rcIaci0n Il rlhnS. las lc!cS de
neutraidad de este pai> y este. porgur I gobicrno de Washington ha
estabecido certa confusion en- Ia ohS"rl amelia y APPLICATION lie eSaS mis-
mas leyes, II impifen nterprparhAS de una manera precisa.
Nos expIicarrmOS.
HAY oi I'm dccrrto del preSdentc Wilson. que data 81 no nos equi-
yccamOs del mes de octuhre de- 1871. pr RI Cue Sc autOriza In iibre Intro
ducci6n de ,rr,o>y nertY,rhos a. Guprr, = territOrio de Mexico. De acler-.
do cn ,Nr Jcerrto Nr, = C,rr,nz, han lrniio comneta Iitrrtad DC at.
i'm mara rovecrs eu eLe mis- liz ichoS los rcmentns de destruction que
han nprpItadn para rop,,ru.r Ia ru;rn de nur>ra paria: pcro - de hacer>e
nhSrr,lr cr. taI dSnn>if3n n,rrc M ronpipndrr en- las prerr0IativaS que
dpmarra 4 aoIruo> eIepruto> ar> - airiaron de Ia vida political de- MfNi-
ca q 81 mes de aqusio d. 1871. ! Ii meier DEMONSTRATION dc 10 Guc afirnna-
mos = uur paSrrul Orny.c paj ron >u vida las SIpur>aS ilEracGnnrS de
IrS Ieyrs de nrntraIid,d me g. r inrgta!rn ' uur FL rx-0rr>iicnte iiuer-.
In ha >Ifriiu res nesr> de rrrluniaa en- I'll Fucrtr Bliss pr cSe mi>nO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
PLATICAS P0PULARES
CN.
VERDADES AMARGAS
o o

NM, Ia aim uonoro rncultaria in
- Can,,ro pnfiri6n-
,l,s. = n. raservos del Tcsoro. dfta
,,u. .siohon en IN Trsorcria V en-
I,s R,,.os de E,rono. me en- 81
.niorio Oficior, - hahian Dublirado
,sn, jo,,. y nnn ioIoI rosa ha-
bi,n ho.ho iodos lbs nari6Liros do
uiyiro resnIt9ndo nnr 81 81 Sc
5or Garcia Grono5os 10 iynoraba,
.,, sin JpJo nor me no LEILA pc
riGdiros. En- una parIr lie Su dis
rurso tuvo frasrs humoriSiiraS pa
RI 81 senior Garcia Granad0S. que
hirirron rrir a yarioS dipuladoS.
Sirui6 al DR.. Flores rn FL uSO
i. n nalahra 81 DiDuIajo Olaeui-
Incl ,ninn .mn.zi 81 bjsrnrSo IIa-
ri.ndn aIuSiGn 4 IN Sitira ,lrl pri-
nero. dirirndo que como sirmprr.
I'll III cauIaI ifrnico lI"vaba las
fl"rhaS dtiraS de- gu" iba II"no 81
rarraX. para ~lanzarIas contra 81 Sc
nor Garcia G~ranadoS.
No Soy Observation-Disclosures
<nfnoS Observation-Disclosures: vrngo a.
uui. SrIorr>. purIur prrlrnrzco a
TN 2rupo IT, rsta Cimara Y ncrrsi-
ia rNplirar mi vote negative en
,rn'r1 81 .Ijrtamru n discussion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
DOS THERE'S.

Salvador AlvaraiO. apache sOnO-
rcnSe que iIiZo correr la Sangre a
]tOrrcnirS on ii ESiadO de Gucatan
y tiuStavO ESpinoSa MireleS, efebO
inSustancial y anodinO. cuya histo-
ria pOlitica 50 reduce 4 habrr SidO
pale de Don NcnuSiianO. encargadO
de rSpantarle las mOScaS en- las
hOraS de SieSta. Sc han cambiadO
iiernisimOS menSajes en- que. con-
m0vidOS hasta las lagrimas haccn
prOyectOS pOr IA felicidad del pue-
bio meXicanO Que los ha eStadO eS-
tadO esperanto como Il OtrOS tan
tOS MeSiaS. hace luengOS amos. Nj
mas nj menOS que I'm par de vOla-
tineroS Ell Ia piSta, han eStadO di-
virtiendO al pliblicO los petulantes
eObernadores, con suS telegramaS
tOntOs rs que Sc advierte que. CO.
mo gentes ignOranteS que son, sc
p%reOcupan mas por lamar Ia aten-
ci6n del ptiblico o geSiOs. que con
buenaS GbraS.
i.Aviado eSti Mexico con los 60
bernanteS que lie han caidO!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
POL|T|CA NENUDA

No dice la nOiicia anterior 81 al
mismO tempo que eI Ocurso an
les dichu han elevadO soliciIud pi-
iiendo aumento de SuPldO. los dig
niSimos empleadOs de la S%ecretaria
de Gobierno; pcro de tOdOS MOODS
nos permiiimOS r~ecordarlcS que
exisie iOdavia pOr ahi n calle-
jon de los Ratas y una caIle del
Buen Ladr6n que recibirian lie per-
las FL nOmbre de cualIuier martir
de la DemOcracia. Les acOnSeiamos
a los probes rmpleadOs de Ia Sc
cretaria de GObierno que eleven
Otra sOIicitud para el cambio de-
nOmbrr de pSas GALES. No Sc echara
de yer la SuSiitucl6n.
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rsss = IL psolna s., columsa J.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01

FL ST. Henry W. Francis. antigua
Y ronocidO periOiiSta Il" Filaielfia.
Y tIltimamrnte corresponSal, cn We
racruz. de uu p"ri6diro nroyorkinn.
ACADIA 4" rcgrrSar. ~prOrrirntr de-
Mexico. Mr.. Francis describe Ia
prr>rcuSi6n It" que son objrt0 los
amrrirano>. p0r la iu>ticia lie ia
rranza." qu" alcanza arln Il los
So>pechOSOS de no rStar "nteramrn
IT, de- acuprGO con la aus dr .Os
Observation-Disclosures. Va a cmprru~
der IN viajn a Washington q OBJ
jeto Il" lnfOrmar nj Dcpartamrnto
de- EStado de- las condolences de-
Mexico Y al miSme tempo hacer
una SOliritui en hrncficiO de- OirOS
amcricanoS que aJijln prrmanecen
I'll la pri>i6n donir a r>tuvo con-
finaiO. con Ia esperanto de- cOnSe
guir que Ia Administration inter-
crda para que 50 les ponga IN IL
bcrtad.
Scgtin dice Mr.. Francis. las per-
S0naS de quienes So SOSpeche Ia mas
! ligera enemiStad hacia II primer
! irfe o a SuS SubalternOS. son redu-
! ridaS Il prisi6n. baiO falSOS PROBES
toS Y puestaS Ell Accommodation
absolute" cS iecir. sin eSperanza
alcuna de- advertir a SuS amigos rl
apurO Ell Que So cncucntran. Su
prOpiO arrcStO. fut una SOrpreSa,
pueS apenas habian transcurrido
algunOS dias desde que Carranza Y
! 81 Sc eStTccharon las manOS con
| efuSi6n Y IN Senal De amiStad. re-
cibiendo las Seguridades he Ia ayu-
ia del Jefc cOnStituclOnaliSla para
la mission que 10 Nevada. cuandO
sin e~sperarselo siquiera fut apre-
hendido y ronSignadn a Il pri-
sion.
La Iibertad que obtuvo de>pues,
Ia atribuye tanto a los incansables
c~sfuerZOS del consul americana WI
liam W. Canada Y del enviado per
Sonal del P~reSidente Wilson John
R. Silliman, como a Ia publicidad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
ENTERAMENTE CONFORMES.

POr primera vez abrimos bora en-
esta Srcci6n sin arremeter ARA
dos contra los peri6dicOs de Don
Venus. En- esia OCCASION queremos
decir que estamOs ~enleramcntc de
acuerdO con uno de ellOs que en-
Su Secri6n editorial publlca un ar
iirulo intitulado: Ell GENERAL CA
RRANZA ESTA EN- 81 PUESTO.
Efectivamcnle. SOmOS entrramcnie
de Ia miSma opinion Y rreemOs
haberlO iirhO anieS. CarranZa eSta
en- Su puestO ariuaImente.
Como Que eSta IN San Juan de
Ulua.
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que So proycctaba fuera De II cell

que So proyectaba fuera de Ia eel
la.
Las rircclrS. c%OntinIla dicirndO
Mr.. Francis. son administrators ba-
10 bases rnirramentr m~ercantileS y
a mrnOS que un prlslOnerO pOSea
mrdiOs de- cOmprar Su libcrtad. no
purdr rOnServar la esperanto de
verse librr: asi por cjrmpIo, cI Je-
f. de Policia de Neracruz, de quitn
So ~SOSpcchaba que "ra slmpatlza-
dor de Villa. fuc reducidO a prl-
IS6n. acuSado de rObO pOr uSar,
para Su calZadO, M caja de bola
que ]pcrtcnecia a OtrO Official. Use lie
DuS0 en- libcrtad no S!n-Ob!lgar!o
a pagar una multa de tres mil Pc
SHS.i
Fl sentimientO anti-americanis-
Ia - muv marcadG. purS tres anne
riranOS que habian sido arrestadOs
Dor llevar cOnsigO dinerO villlSia,
fueron atacadoS pOr una turba de
meXicanos. tambiGn prlSlOnerOS,
fOrZiniOlOS a ,icfenderSe detraS de
una barricada de SillaS. Mr.. Fran
riS habia ~prOycctado cscaparse. y
solo eSpcraba una OCCASION favora-
BILE para pOncr on plania Su pro-
ycctO: pcrO - lc puSo en- llbertad.
0rdcnandOscle, bajO pena de mucr-
ie. Que tOmara paSaje en- I'm vapOr
que iba a Salir de NeracruZ; pOr
fortuna a medic canine DE Ia bahia
lOgr6 cOmunicarse acknowledgements
te con cl almirante Nc Lean que
mandaba los buques de guerra New
Hamsphire" y "LuiSiana' surtOs
ahi, y al fin fue tranSpOrtado en-
una lancha al primero de Gslos bu-
ques.
TOdos sus veStidOs lie fuerOn
robados con exception de una ca
miSeta Y IN deStrozadO par de IL
rantes. corriendO igual canine sus
papeleS y dincrO. ESta es la suerte,
ascgura Mr.. Francis, que cabe 4
todO prisiOnerO en Mexico sin dis
Lincoln de claSe o nacionalidad!l
Aun eStan presses olrOs tres ameri-
canOS en- N~eracruZ, Y por cleric que
uno de elloS ha permanecldo clncO
mrScs en- la mas absolute ig%nOran-
cia de- los cargOS que So tenGan
contra Fl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
CAHBIO DE NOMBRES.

la prrnsa de Ia Capital dc Ia Re-
piblica nos infOrma que varlos
EmpleadOS de ia SecreIaria de Go
bierno han propueSto por medic
de ocurSo al II. .AyuniamientO que
So rambirn los nOmbr"S: de la ca
lie de- La Palma pOr 81 de Gale Gle
neral JcSIis CarranZa: Gale Liman-
tour pOr Gale general Mac}Ovio
Herrera Y que al mercahO de Mix
cOar =. Ic lame MrrcadO general
JrStIS Carranza.
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I'm p%eriodista que regresa de Mexico re|ata las
cOndiciOnes en- que Sc enCuentra ell pals
Apelara al Departamento de Estado, pidiendo que intervenga en- ia
vor de los americanos que Sc italian presses, por ordenld de Carranza

rada IN 81 irrho. FL sol Gaia a plo-
mo. Y durante cl dia. Sc veia obli-
gadO n mOverSr lie continue dentro
de- las r>trrchoS paroles. east des-
uuio. buSrando aliyio del calOr
OPPRESSIVE. que So driaba Snntir.
LIS rataS y los ratOnes infeSta-
ban Ia rarrrl, Y los mosquitoes o
HanruioS harian las norhes into
lrrabIcS: sin colchonrS para dor
mir. i"nia que rerOStarSc en los
harrotrS de fierro de- la vcntana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
CONTRASENTIDOS

Pa~tiiicsos nos ha deiado In no
.iria que nos rncOniramOS EN- cicr-
10 cOIega revoluciOnario que asc-
gura que cl General ChaO eS hueS-
ped de honor del general Scott.
cScri possible que pueda haber
honor junto a cualquier. revolu-
ciOnariO?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
LA DEMOCRACIA DE LOS CA
RRANCISTAS.

Tn peri6dicO 0 cOsa asi, que st
publica en- Laredo dice que cl pri-
mer Jefe del Ejtrcito Constitution
nalista. EncarGadO del Poder Eje-
cutivo de la Union y Cabeza Prs::-
cipal de la iurba reivindicad0ra.
ira pr6yimamcntc a Monterrey. don
de Sc estan hacienda preparedness
para hacer n reception sin pre-
cedcnte al senior de las barbas Y
de la tOnteria.
Aunquc resultemos mon6tonos
por nuestrO afan de rcpetir las CO.
Sas no nos canSaremOs nunca de
hacer rcSaltar 81 cinismo de los
apdStoles Y tie sus Secuaces. EsOS
seHores sritarOn hasta desgaiitar-
Sc cuaniO buScaban incautoS para
llevar al mataderO, que iban 4 COM
batir a log dGspotas. a los tiranos,
q los que derrOchaban Ia riqueZa
del pueblo en- banquetes y en- fies-
tas. y va 10 ven usledes ahora. Hoy
dia, despuGs de haberse encumbra-
do sobre un million de cadaveres,
no eS crimen hacer fiestaS sin pre-
cedcnte, a los magnateS; ahOra Sc
pueden gaStar a manoS llenaS los
dineroS para organizar recepciones.
que deien tamaTilas 4 las de los
tiranOs...
CARICATO.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
BUILDING BRINGS $4,000

deed was placed on record during
the past week transferring to Burch
& kleps. dealers in pharmacy equip
ment, the ownership of the building at
4so Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
formerly owned by Salvador S. Rich
ards. The sale was negotiated by Will
liam B. Turpin. and the consideration
was in the neighborhood of $4,000.
1t is the intention Of the new owners
extensively to remodel and renova.e
the property. An expenditure of more
than $1,000 in undermining the building
is contemplated. 1t is stated.
The building. which is three stories
in height. has a frontage of twenty
eight feet. and the lot has a depth of
127 feet. In the rear there is a smaller
building providing garage and storage
facilities.
The building was erected and oc-
cupied for number of years by the
firm Of Stott & Cromwell. the pioneer
druggist supply house Of Washington.
Later the building was used for a
number Of years by Wholesale liquor
establishment.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
INCREASES IT'S HOLDINGS
Tabulating Machine Company Buys
Additional Frontage on
31st Street.

The Tabulating Machine Company dur
Ing the past week has acquired property
fronting on the west side of 3lst street,
and adjoining the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal on the south. The former owner
was Frederick l.. Moore. The considera-
ton was $500.
The plant Of the company is located
on 31st street, on the north side. of the
canal. The newly acquired property has
a frontage on 3Ist street of IS feet and
contains lo.sse square feet of ground. 1t
is understood the property has been ac-
Quired with view Of future extensions
By the company
Evening star., 1915-12-18
ALBAN CHANGES HANDS
Two-Story Apartment on Woodley
Road Sold by Arthur
Carr.

The Aiban Apartment, on Woodley road
between Wisconsin avenue and 3sth street
northwest, has been sold by Arthur Carr
to Clarence F. Norment, trustee. The
consideration is reported to have been
about $22,500.
The Alban is a two-story building con-
tanning eight suites of rooms. 1t has a
frontage of so feet and depth of $50
feet. The building erected about
two years ago by Mr.. Carr. 1t was the
first apartment to be erected in the sec
tion west of Wisconsin avenue in the
Cleveland Park neighborhood.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
CONFLICTING MEETINGS
CAUSE POSTPONE|MENT
Real Estate Brokers Decide to Hold
Gathering Following
Holidays.
Properties Valued at S13o,CoO Ap-
praised by Associations Valu-
alton Committee.

The meeting of the Real Estate
Brokers. Association. scheduled to be
held Monday night at the New Ebbitt'
has been postponed. and probably VIII
not be held until after the Christmas
holidays
inadvertently, the date selected for
The brokers' meeting is the same as that
of the regular meeting of the
Bankers Association and Board of
trade This conflict of dates neces-
s.riIv would result in a small attend
.tnce at the meeting of the brokers'
The officers of the Real Estate Brok-
crs' Association were anxious to have
as large an attendance at the meeting
as possible. as Charles J. Bell. presl-
dent of the American Security and
Trust Company. was to have spoken on
The Trust Company and the heal
Estate Broker" Other trust company
presidents had been asked to attend
the meeting and express their views on
the subject.
The committee on entertainment
of the association is arranging for
the midwinter gathering of the ex-
ecutive committee and officers of the
National Association of Real Estate Ex-
changes, which is to meet in TINS CITY
has been selected as headquarters for
this meeting From sixty to seventy-five
representative men from all parts OF the
country are expected, and it devolves upon
the local fraternity to see that tney are
properly entertained.
To Give Dinner.
The committee has determined on
dinner to the visitors the night of Thurs
day, January 81, at which men of
prominence will be invited to speak on
topics of intimate interest to real estate
owners, as well as to the agents At this
midwinter meeting of the national
executive committee arrangements will be
made for the national convention to be
held this year in New Orleans March Il.
A program committee is already at work
on a skeleton program to be submitted
to the executive committee in January.
The convention is dated several
months ahead of its usual time because
of the desire to accept New Orleans in
vitation: later date would preclude
its selection because of the heat.
Appraisers at Work.
The appraisal committee of the local
real estate association, which has been
organized but few weeks. already
has been called upon for several ap-
praisals and certificates of valuation
aggregating over s13o.00O have been
issued by the association. 1t is con-
fidently expected by the association
that the community at large will fully
appreciate the opportunity for accu-
rate. expert opinions as to realty val
ues offered by the association when it
becomes more generally known that
its certificates of valuation give the
consensus of opinion of a group of dis
interested men of high standing in
their business, whose training and dai-
" contact with real estate transactions
eminently qualify them to arrive at
valuations as near correct as may be
possible No certificate is issued by
the association until the committee on
appraisals and officers of the associa-
tion are fully convinced of the approx
mate correctness of the valuation re-
corded.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
INSPECT TONIGHT OR
SUNDAY

We have built Handsome Homes III the square bounded
by 18th and 18TH Eye and X streets northeast Out Of this
number we only have left. As follows:
902 18th St. n E., Rooms and Bath, 4room-deep Plan
9O4 18th St. N E., Rooms and Bath, 3room-deep Plan
9O6 18th St. N E., Rooms and Bath, 3room-deep Plan
1928 K St. Me-, 6 Rooms and Bath, Box House
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-15
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l
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other police officer or any coIncimsn'
all patented
capable Of being used az beverage
alcohol
Any person owning leasing renting
boat where liquor II sold given away unawi liable
the vehicle or boat may be ad
the place closed
the law II the law Ia thsn Violated
the liquor
for other legitimate
turned over TO the
fund
conviction second
years
his patient II not sick
prohibited Issuing another
convicted and druggists prohibited from
patient date and quantity OF liquor prescribed
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than onehah gallon liquor or ~
be secured from The county auditor such
20
auditors office
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liquor delivered
shipment Railroad companies
permitted
permit plainly attached 10 the package
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could again be used Carrier
lua and punishable Permits cost 20 cents each
be this
circulars cards Advertisements II vi" be
tell liquor or
where shipped from.
a complaint violations OF the
complained Of
had complaint
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$50 than $500 AND
l30 months
than
$500 AND three months TO one year In jail