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New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
MEASURES KEPT SECRET.

London, Mar. 4, 3:45 D. m.-Premi- CT Asquith declined today to throw further light on the nature of the measures to be adopted by Great Brit tain and her allies in pursuance of their announced intention of cutting Oil trade to and from Germany.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
ASSAULT CASE CONTINUED.

The cases against Costas and Nich- olas Coveris and Joseph Jeni, charg- ing them with indecent assault upon two small Hartford avenue girls, will not come up for trial until Sat urday morning as Prosecutor Klett and Attorney M. D. Saxe, counsel for the defense, have agreed to hold the trial on that day.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
WANT COTTON EXEMPTED.

Washington, Mar. 4.-American cot ton interests are seeking to have cot ton already bound for Europe or con- tracted for delivery exempted from the practical blockade of which France and Great Britain have given notice
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
TO DECIDE GREECE'S STAND.

Paris, Mar. 4, 2:25 D. m.-A second Grown Council to deliberate on the question of the course Greece shall pursue in the present crisis was called today for Friday says an Athens de- Spatch to the Balkan agency.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
GEORGE DYSON ELECTED

At the annual meeting of the Hart ford Retail Jewellers association George H. Dyson, the we'll known New Britain jeWeler, was honored by being reelected to the office of vice presi- dent.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
$l3,l24 FALLING OFF IN
 RECEIPTS OF WATER DEPT.
Economy and Depression Chief Causes for This
 Situation.

A heavy falling off in the use of water, due to the installation of me- ters and business depression, is shown in statistics given out to the press today by Water Commissioner P. J. Egan. In one year the receipts of the water department have fallen off $l3, 3,l24.O2 and there have been 152,- 5So,OO0 gallons less used
 The water used in 1913, the first year under the meter system, was as follows:
 Factories ..........99,3 4,10O GU. it. Domestic .......... S4, ,503, 800 GU. 1t.
 Total ......... 1S3, ,S97,6O0 GU. it.
 The 1914 consumption follows: tactories S2, ,S29,700 GU. it. Domestic ..-,-.....S0. 5S9,900 GU. 1t.
 Total ........163,41 9,6OO cu ft
 Difference between two years 20- 47S, ,OO0 GU. it.
 The difference in the receipts be- tween the two years was: actorieS 9,210.4 42 DomeStlc .....,....... 3,913.69
 AOtal $1 J, 124.02
 The receipts in. 1913 totaled $14S,- l6O.14 and IS the receipts for 1914 payable this year, are s13,124O2 less the commission will have approxi- mately $135, 900 to work with for the coming fiscal year.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
GOETHALS MAJOR GENERA

Washington. March 4.-ColoneI George w. Geothals was nominated to De major general today in recog- hl'lon Of his servics in building the Panama canal
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
STANDARD OIL SHIP
 DETAINED BY BRITISH
Platuria Bound for Sweden Held Up at KirlWOld, Scotland By Order
 of Admiralty Officials.

London, March ?, 2:15 D. m.- (Delayed) The Standard Oil com pany steamer Platuria, bound for Malmo, Sweden, has been detained at Kirkwald, Scotland, by order of Ad- miralty officials, pending an investiga- tion
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
AFTER PrOmlnsDt NH ate ard | ADMlhISlRAll
 FkIl

for Another
 Sen. Perkin
 Congressrner
 Mann.
 Washington, adjourned tod ate adjourned house, after | of the clock, m.
 The total ap ate were apprd several nillio1 previous cong
 Two approp rent appropria and the India for another VI
 Signed
 In the closiI son signed the trality resolut prevent ships with supplies ships, promot be a major ge builder of tha gave promotio sociated with
 The admin Philippine bill the rural cred ricultural bill treaties with agua-all hard measures-fail
 Mcnlbc
 In the senat prominent nal them Senators stepped back curtain fell ocratic Lea de1 bye, to sit in three score or
 For many Il n1ent there wi Absolutely no ed. Senator s 10 Senator Pei retired 3t moo for Q moment tribute. Then from his seat. toward the Noi his collea gues and took his x with emotion {
 Vice Pr Senator Gal tion Of thanks shall for his s ficer of the ser
 The house, ( 10 o'clock. set noon. Democr making his lad declared the h and it would Il body if the were not cared
 Wilson
 After his I House, Preside 'ollowing stat md its work .losed it's sess rove the purl tatesmanship onger it is tes
 time of call ustncnt bofor he European v rcated by the special test. cter and of it The consta atriotic man ountry, its pc nd tempered [ perplexing q nd its strengti I 1ly in the revi )ite abnormal s power to tn # with patier and. VI of friend ent which vi nuencc throu
 India The Indian | mate had ono ,versed it's act ousc refused solution cxteI -iatiors for anl stand.
 After a very e adopted tho on resolution. prograr | e sixty-thil'd d le senate the ssion to work
 Wiiss11 President VII l at 10 o'cloc1 gning the accl solutions. All
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
India

The Indian Il senate had onci reversed it's act5 house refused resolution cxte1 priatiors for ani to stand. |
 After a very | ate adopted tlc| ton resolution, | priation proRrar Il
 the sixty-thii'd d The senate thei session to work
 Ntffla<tx
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04

Continued on Eleventh Page.)
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
,ery I1 Fighting iH East Pr1,s

tContinued on Eleventh Page.)
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04
Ssfiiss,s

President Wil| tol at 10 o'clock signing the accd resolutions. All
 LgN4....4 n
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04

The witness was also questioned as to certain marks or lines which ap- peared on the head of the dead man, q nd as to whether they might have been causad bv the head coming into
New Britain herald., 1915-03-04

Senator Gall tion of thanks shall for his s ficer of the seI
 The house, ( 10 o'clock. sed noon. Democr making his la declared the h and it would n body if the
 were not cared
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26

Tire Going Away Amid Showers of Rice.
upon ttlt. roll OF bills ne held In his
hand<. Ned stripped of a dollar. This
is my letter OF lntroduction ne ob
served AS he pissed il over.
Ned turned to Jnne. smiling. as the,
porter went ont of the door and took
three bills from the inside OF the roll .
"A think you.1l feet happier carrying
this around .
He stuffed the bills into her ciasped
hands, She tried 10 close ner hands
against it with II sudden instinct
which she could not fathonI. tried TO
draw away from the money, but his
fingers were the stronger. and laugh
ing, be kissed her and Strengthened up
to put the balance OF the money in his
pocket She looked ut the bills. while
slow flush of crimson came mp over
her face. Why should this have EN-
barrassed and humiliated her: Ii
seemed absurd. for this was part OF
marriage.
Ned sat beside her and put bis arms
around her. and she held up her lips to
be kissed. Suddenly she buried her
head oil his shoulder and cried. Some
thing had been swept away from her
something had been broken. The man
had given, and she had received.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26

@1HERE was shadow on the
Palisades. the grayness OF a
cloud which had not been there
as they had started upon this
journey Money the womans money.
Ii had been all right for June to coax
her mother and Wheedle her father.
but they We're mummy and daddy.
Yes. Ned would give her all he could
afford. but that was it-he would give
it To her. She would be the recipient
of his bounty or. worse still, would be
paid for being his wife. She suddenly
arrived at the startling fact that this
was the status OF every wife. 1t was
most disduieting thought. destructive
OF self respect Ii was unbearable.
Ned Warner felt the precious head
on his shoulder become heavy. Poor
litrle girl. Getting ready To be mar
|. rit-d was we;lrisonle work. Well. little
wifey's terrible tribuIations. such as
separating from home and friends and
Euunaer and being made to give an ac-
count of herself. were all over. Ned
Draced himself against the arm OF the
seat for fifteen minutes. while the tired
mead dropped lower and lower Poor
| little girl. Her neck would be stiff
/ from that strained position. DE moved
eyer 50 gently. pur the gentleness was
| an unnecessary precautlOn. When ne
/ tried 70 shift her she slid into his arms
| without flicker OF her eyelids and lay
| there sleeping like baby. ner long
| .;lSh4.s eurving on her cheeks, her red
| tipS halt parted Ned Warner was
/ amlazed at his wonderful luck. Who
! was IA, TO deserve such peerless crea
| tnrt az this:
a.. lifted Iune.s feet into the other
end nt the seat. She gave herself one
pretty shrug which settled her into
the graceful lines of perfect rest. pu
piuk palm under her round cheeI
/, and slept straight Oh. Ned covered ne
with Il eioak. kissed her cautiously 0i
the outerlnost surface OF her cheeG
and strobe Uui 10 the smoker.
He was back IN i've minutes to SCI
how she was resting rhe pretty little
bride had not tile rosy hush or sleeI
which ne mad expected to see. he
face had tire paiior OF wearinesS. aus
I her beautifully curved orows wer
knutted as If in distress. be though
that tie light In her eyes disturbe'
her aud drew down cue OF the blinds
That troubled Euitting OF June War
3 ueFss Beautifully arched brows had No
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26

night, for Ned presently r''st fF'stii NJ
desk AMI walked ever to- tile nice i.sUk
ing stenograpilt.r Tie naIsdrd heF tie
envelope tr.nImIning nrt pay. hn'l they
exchan5srti Il trHuk sE1iIe AMI TEA
pleasant words. Pretty good pay the
stenogFaphet reviewed She earnrSi IL
Ned handed the nice ksOkiug sst-Cretary
an envelope rheg exchanged few
pleasant words aud frank smile Ned
handed ttle nlte looking office boy an
envelope and iaughIngly squeezet the
boys chin aud rumpIed his hair The
boy grinHpd tipiigiItediy and popped
the euceioge INTO his inside IsOs-set-
Then ktSi walked over tO June and
handed TIER ~ envelope IL WAS iarger
Thau the otheTs he trowed "a ner
very s4surietnI<Iy az ne presented a.
De spoke few plen$ant words. Dut
did nut smile inInkIy. and she cast
down ue4 eyes There seeTned 10 he
distinct understanding that she mad
not s-HrDt-I Rer eBSesop%-
4 Is1a <njSering oad woman sal
budCiiest iiI H doorway. Ned stopped.
IookPd at tns. tsd wouiau TDoIDeDt
aud tbeu walked ncFoSS fo Ter and
handssi IleI q stItu He WIS very mag
nifieent als,af H III spite 0f his com
passSiou I.. l,roasteR.ti mis- chest with
the exhItarstI..tl at the i:Uod deed. then
he HlIailt-ss cs,&B ~ iII~ wife most gefs
erousiy. t,-s. his wife. far ths. old wo
man was g,sb.- ard June. IN uxurloai'
furs. hIt nthisiied NB~ In the door
xaT II ua< >ils. to Nrtaoua tIe haS
given fbt. t,,5a
A wan aud IaiI<re,I. pinched ant
hungry tOoking little iN,y stODd mnteiS
beside them GIitepaS af1ueaI In his Hp
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26
FIRST EPISODE
The Man With The Black Vandyke
CHATTER

f~@f HE guiveT1ng center OF all tue
lutense agitation IN Rrynporr
was Bouueef That enrrget
ic collie eould remember no
occasion ~ exciting a. this III the
Moore household. Dut as every ane
seemed Thoroughly satisfied Bouncer
helped IN the happiness until his taii
ached
Onee. and once uniy. Bonncer had
been able ~ get past old Aunt DebDy
This time De caught tfIat coal hlack
cook with her hands fi1Il Of snow white
dough she iosf nef dignity and ner
center of GRAVITY aud s;lf down on the
floor with piumg which Jarred the
house as RUuneer plunged beneath her
haring skirts puf she saved the dough
Bouner H4tpaiIIie WAS up the back
stairs. and i. proun and white streak
had lia@lird into the dalntiiy cretonned
room ~ his friend. mistress and play
fellow. pretty Jnne Moore. Here all
was biilOwy confusion .tnne herself
standing by the long. low row of fieee
iiy curfaIned-uandows was the nucie
ns Of an the frothing white. Her girl
ish cheeks we're flushed. and her eyes
were wide and shining. and fai
dressnaker with her lip in her mouth
and maze Of diaholical wrinkles II
her brow was on npr knees completely
enciFcling .Fnue With pats ssnd pulls
and fwjfches 4 browbeaten dress
makers neiper. with flaming red spo
in each cheek aqd her yellow hail
dragging to denote her represspd agon,
and with her bosom stues full OF pini
and needles and tnings. was standin,
rigidly 70 oae side holding an orang'
blossOnIed seii inne's mother. in ;
very special dress and with her. hai
done tn che most painful precision o
which Frepenman was capable
stood just III front OF June. wringini
her hands and helping with ner eyes il
an the sacred ceremonies
Marie, Marie Of the broom ant
dnster. bl#k haired aud red gummed
waited nHar with wide grin ant
moist eyes 10 have things hung upoi
her when there was no more spac,
upon the little, white bed nor any o
the chairs Over By tire door. talking
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26

been due to fhe light shining IN ner
eyes. but to the nrid flame which had
sprung up ia her mind. aud that dame
danced itself into the figures OF weird
dreams. She SAW Ned tipping the
white tOothed porter: then she saw
Ned. with equally hearty generosity.
giving her three bills. The difference
was $29.
All. the tantalizing fragrance OF fresh
cookies: She was in ner mothers
kitchen. and old Aunt Debby, black as
midnight and round as a barrel. was
dra wing a pan OF the delicious cakes
from the not even
WoptitrrnI t,.okies. those. June Was
inst re,icning tor one when. much to
her disappointment they were not
there. The familiar Did kitchen was
not there. Why. this was the kitchen
of the new apartments. the nest which
was Whiting for Ned and herself after
the honeymoon June was In a biG
white and blue dotted apron. strug
Cling in the battling art of making
cookies. Some one came in. Ned-nis
eyes shining as the fragrant cakes
were drawn from the oven. June
turned them over ON a white ciotn
Ned burned his fingers on one OF the
cookies, and be burned his tongue
but he was highly pleased with th'
taste. and be gave June some money
He patted her ON the shoulder AgaiE
she saw her mother paying Aunt Deb
by and pairing that valuable cook ap
| provingiy on the shoulder.
In her dream June saw Eed's office
stiT. prim place. as st0iid as To-
elder Warner There was 4 Bice look
ing stenographer. quite obviously grea
friends with a nice booking young SET
retary. aud there was u nice Iookin
Office boy. Ii was evidently 6aturda
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26

iLcessantly. was Iris Biethering. June's
bosom friend.
For only a moment Rouncer was per-
miftpd 10 gaze upon this pizzling scene
When tie sprang roo near the central
figure of ii all with the perfectly ma
tural aud cuntnendahle intention OF
leapin= upon her TO show his undying
affection. there was combined shrek
fronr 7lS wtanen. and i've .ot them put
him ont
Well. it WIS y strange world. and By
way of setting bis MIND nc ease
Bopncer ran SIX times around the
hnnse md elllsed cat MP 4 tree and
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26

stopped. confused aud east down her
eyes al her interlacing fingers
He studied her moment in per
piexity
I'm just The same az yonr purse.
except that yo,I can't lose me" ne told
Ger. dwelling with fond eyes upon ner
long lashes. her smooth round cheeks.
tier red lips He reached into MS
pocket with bluff heartiness aud pro
duced n roll OF bills just aS the porter
came in with two snowy pillows.
Good work. George" approved Ned
ana catching TWO Dulglng eyes liked
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26

4con.lnned 90 Faar.h Paasl
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26

f~a HE guiver1ng center OF All tue
intense agitation IN Rrynporr
was Bou9eef That enrrget
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Deaths.

Adolph Hough ~ years, Government Hos
Mary E. Grady, 10 years. 1?4O Twenty sec
ond street northwest.
Elizabeth schol. 81 years. 459 Pennsylvania
Henry Hahn. IS years, Galnger Hospital.
Ann Maria Raub. IS years. 93s * street
John Muckenhoupt. 20 years. l5 Eighth
street northeast.
Charlotte A. NJ Fahrenbruch 70 years. %
Harry r Sweeney. Il years. A. NJ street
william n Hunt, 81 years. el.5 * street
A Andanetta urcilo, % years. Providence Hos
Hanson j. De Pue 60 years. 1919 Euclid
street northwest.
John J. O'Brien. SO years 1855 Third street
Infant Of George and Agnes G. beavers. 10
hours. Boulevard Heights. D. C..
Mildred Egiharts, ls years, Providence Hos
Joseph wsher. II years, Wheeler road. Con-
Gertr1de f. Mills. 80 years. 74o Park road.
Henrietta Ellis, 81 years. 6s Rhode Island
avenue northeast.
Regina Auth, 10 years, Bladensburg road.
Mary r. Graves, So years, Providence Hos
pital
Charles Mangum. 4s years. Gallinser Hos
Mary $ Kennedy. SIS years. Garfield Hos
pitAl
Elizabeth P. Dutton, "a years, 1872 H street
walter Wander veer Moran. q years. 1882
Park road northwest
Josephine Macwise, months. Children s
Hospital.
Bette Powell, so years. Blue Plains.
Wesley Howard 4s years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
George Banks. 40 years. 25S5 street north
west
| Elizabeth Chase. 20 years. Government Hos
| pital for the Insane.
| Beatrice Thornton. l year. 7os Third street
| southwest.
| Alexander Martin. % years. Garfield Hos
| pital.
! Francis y. Lucas. ss years. AIS V street
northwest
John W Waters. IS years 4l+i. Third street
southwest.
John l. Washington. 80 years. 1928 Temper
ance avenue northwest.
Erma Driver, l year. 322 ]. street southwest.
John Tyler. 5e years. 2lcs Wards court north
west.
Catherine Brown, s. years. 1212 S street
| northwest.
George Carrhan, S6 years, Washington Asy.
| lum Hospital
Susie g. Chandler, 10 years. 1922 Chanlplain
| street.
Washington Edmunds. 4s years. Washington
| Asylum Hospital.
Wallace Robinson, ] month, 1881 Corcoran
! street northwest.
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TERMS CASH.
THos. J. OWEN & son. Auctionesrs.


TRrsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE uNlM-.
PR0vED REAL ESTATE IN BARRY
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber 3s47 at folio 81 ct SEQ OF
the land records of the District of ColIm-
bia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustee will cell
at public auction within the office of Thos.
isl5, AT ELEVEN O'Clock A. NJ. the fol-
lowing described land and premises. situate
Columbia known and distinguished as Lot
numbered 81 and part Of lot numbered % IN
Thomas Walker. Trustees subdivision % o,
the Ofice of the Surveyor for the District
Of Coumeia in Lber 5 at folio M :,ss 9S rar, ,nd
bounds as follows: Beginning at the south
east corner of said lot numbered 30; thence
southwes,erly $40 feet to the East line o,
RECORDED in Liber 32l3 at folio e56 among the
Land Records of the District of Columbia {:
line OF lot numbered IS: thence Northcas sterlv
"a SO feet To the East line OF said lot: thence
South 1913 feet to the place Of bestnnins
bered l Of Pomeroy. Elvans. and Howard
Trustees Subdivision of Barry Farm, as per
plat recorded In said Surveyors & ONE II, IN
a point in the East line OF sheridan Avenue
at a point distant North 70 l2' 50" West 81 9!
feet from the southwesteTly corner ne 0t e sand
East ss1s feet; thence North II. g 20"
West 81 feet: thence South 72' so 4o", West
the East side Of sherdsn She q; snsrssn
nue. South 70 l2' 50". East 80 feet, more or
less. 10 the beginning. ,.
upon acceptance OF bid Sale to be closed
within fifteen days from day Of sale or de-
p'S'' 40 ~ CHRISTIAN J. GoCKELER,
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DEATHS

HODGk1NS-On Sunday April II. 1915, at
40 p. m, HARRIET Il. HODGkINS,
widow Of David Hodgkins
Funeral from her late residence, Tho
Manor House. 1924 Monroe street on Tues
day, April 10, 1915, al D. IN. Friends in
rited. lnterment private.
DELANO-On Sunday, April II. 1915. at 1890
p. M, MIRA s. DEIsANO, widow Of James
y. Delano. aged seventy-eight years.
Funetal from the residence of her niece.
Mrs. w. T.. Boulter l724 = street, Tues
day. April 12. IN15. at 3:3O D. m.
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Vital Records
Births.


Rutilio and Maria Oretc, boy.
William b. and Margaret l.. owens. boy.
samuel j. and Lottie NJ. Owens, girl.
Maurice V. and Ella L. O'Connell, boy.
Robert e. and Roberta r. Leaman, boy.
Howard A. and Margaret V. Iowser, girl.
samuel and Pauline Greenblatt. boy.
George and Agnes G. beavers boy.
Gelsomino and Maria Cerrone, girl
ltichard G. and Olive M. Beali girl.
Wesley and Grace Ainge. girl.
James and Bertha Inscoe, girl
Robert II. and Sarah Sosman, boy
waldo +. and Una Palmer, boy.
Arthur and Katharine Wills girl.
Clement T. and Annaettc Robertson, girl.
Logan and Mertie NJ. Presler. girl
Mathew J. and Mary NJ. Noone, girl.
Milton l.. and Julia Kendrick, boy.
Blacen and Henrietta Forrest, boy.
George II. and Helen Alhborn, girl.
Henry J. and Sarah Washington, boy.
George l.. and Bessie ]. Saunders. girl.
William W. and F1orine Marshall. girl
James M. and Maggie Holmes. girl
John and Agnes Eisby boy.
Alfred and Elsie Cole boy.
Thomas and Amy Wright. boy.
Lee and Lucille Turner, girl
Henry and Ella Robinson, girl.
Charles and Sadie Pratt boy.
James II. and Araminta @. Campbell. hoy.
Gilbert and Genevieve Curtis, boy.
Cyrus and Ada Curtis. boy
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Funerals
Albert s. Hecht.

The funeral of Albert s. Hccht VIII
he held from the residence. 2i0S Eutaw
place, Baltimore, tomorrow afternoon
fnterment will be in the Baltimore
Hebrew Cemetery.
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Mrs. Harriet Z. Hodgkins.

The funeral of Mrs. Harriet f. Hodg-
kins will be held from the residence,
the Manor House. 1924 Monroe street
northwest, tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock
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Marriage Licenses,

Chastain De @. Proffitt. jr., and Effe II.
Leber, OF Richmond. Va.
John w. Smith and May L. Sawyer, OF
Washington.
Edward l.. Boardman and Nellie W. Sturgis
of Washington.
Edgar l.. DE Moreland and Mary A. Heb.
bard. Of Washington.
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Charles l.. Robinson.

Funeral services for Charles l.. Rob
inson will be held at All Souls Uni
tartan Church this afternoon at
o'clock.
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Cant. f. H, Ripley

The funeral of capt. +. II. Ripley will
he held from the residence. 1O9 Sixth
street northeast tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock. 1ntcrmcnt Will bo IN Arllns-
fCp
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Mrs. Mira ). Delano.

The funeral of Mrs. Mira 5. Delano
will be held from the residence of her
niece. Mrs. w. +. Boulter lIA street
o'clock.
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Mrs. Margaret Schlerf.

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Schleri
will be held from the residence, 9l9 /
street northwest tomorrow afternoon al
$50 o'clock. Intcrment will be in Glen
.wood Cemetery.
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IN MEMORIAM

tNotices for this column are accepted at 50
cents fiat. either prose or poetry. In case no.
tfce does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
fof each line in excesa Of tend
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. Auctieneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNlMPRONEI
REAI. ESTATE IN "DEANWOOD

THos. J. OWEN & son. Auetiensers
TRU STEES' SALE OF UNIMPROVEI'
REAL ESTATE IN "DEANwooD
duly recorded in Liber $3.50 at folio sos,
et. SEQ, Of the land records J., Of the pis, 8,
the party secured thereby: the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction within
the office of Thos. J. Owen g. Son. 1881 @,
Street n W. pR11 on rHJRsDAtr la1S TEE Efp2hS 1SEs
O'Clock A NJ. he following described
land and premises. situate in County OF
Washington. District of Columbia, known and
distinguished Lots numbered 10 and Il.
in Block numbered IS. of John w. Gregorys
Subdivision called Deanwood Heights as said
subdivision is duly recorded in the office OF
the surveyor Of the District OF Columbia
in Plat Book numbered Is at page s. The
said lots being now known and assessed on
The tax books of the District of Columbia
as lots numbered 40 and Al in Square num-
bered $3.50.
ouired upon acceptance OF bid Sale to he
closed within fifteen days from day OF sale.
or deposit forfeited.
JOHN A. MASSIE.
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WANTED-H0USES

WANTED to rent suburban place with small
acreage; one hour from city,
Wanted, house on III ST. \. w, bet. 9Th
and 7th SITS Moderate price. 926 Pa. ave
NJ 2s90.