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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
PUBLIC HEALTH TOPIC
OF FARMVILLE ADDRESSES
iir. W. a. rlrckcr. ar Hurcnu al Vital
Statistics. SncnkA al -Four
Large Enthcr!nSx

l$orcia! Ia Tho Times Dispatch
iAEMNi,L.E, VA. October 2.-Dr
~ y. !E.rrker. OF thc state Bureau OF
VIAL Statistics Srcnt Sunday in Farm.
vine. whc,c he made four addresses on
able health at large gatherings Of
citizens. He was invited rs one OF The
speakers III connection with The South
rrr Sociological Congress. which. for
the past week, has been conducting an
educational campaign on public health
ana civic :,id social Improvement in
general.
After addressing Geo white pcunl@ in
the state Normal School auditorium
over which Or. J.pL. Jarnau presided
the speakers Joined another similar
meeting of colorcd people in charge
% s. w. Watkins. treasurer OF Prince
Edward County. MIR. Watkins pledged
himself To the colorcd people to stand
by them in their effort to better their
condition. Twenty colo-cd people re-
'UHsted membership in the orpaniaa-
ton. The white membership will bring
the total u loo which viii insure an
other similar visit next year. All of
the pulpi;s were filled by the visitors
ON sunday.
Special features Of the congress are
q magnificent health and social exhibit.
nlling the iioor Of large warehouse.
a Sociai survey, including toou SAM
;ary and working conditions, and an
examination OF mental and physica
detectives by Albert l. ESid, who is
supplied for the work by the Race
Bcttcrmcnt Foundation.
The congress Will spend the present
week in ietcrsburr. and will go from
there to Lynchburc. I: is open to in
vitations from any town or small city
through the Ministers Association.
MaVOr, health dcDartmcnt and prcSi =
dent OF the local mcdical society. The
members have a special car well-ar-
ranged for their accommodation. Rev.
j.. T. McCulloch, secretary of the or
ganixation, may he reached for Il week
at Petersburg. then at LyuchburC.
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lII:NtiCo TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds of bargain and sale. Amount
ge' inn fA St15O.

The Greenwood Park Improvement
Corporation to Coral Glenn Cochran.
10 acres on the hungary Road, near
Richmond. April 10, 1916; taN $3.50;
$40.
Abbey Realty Corporation TO NJ. V.
Butler. 10, %, block -, section l.. plan
OF Colonial Place. March %. 1916;
$3.50.
Norah Bradford ct ux. To David Byrd.
SO acres. near the Threc-Chopt Road,
mot far from Richmond April -,
s1916; $3.50.
& Hermitage Land Company. Inc. to
Edgar w. Waters. lot II. block 3. pla II
sof Hermitage lark. September 30,
1916; $3.50.
8 David Williams ct uX. To w. -. Cree
sry, acres on the Graded Road. about
one mile north of Taylor station. Sep
TENDER 10. 1916; tax. Sil0: $40.
q j. b. Barker ct uN. to w. Il. Smith,
DR., one-half acre ON the Graded Road
about eight miles north Of Richmond
September 30, 1916; tax. So; $40
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nenricNc L. I:rnntcL.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
RALEIGH. y. G.. october "a re-
pricvc to November IL has been allowed
by Governor Craig in the case OF G. Il.
Carleson. of Henderson County. sem
fenced to"a term in prison for obtain
ing money under false prctcnse In con-
ncction with the handling Of traction
company stock. The rcpricvc is in or
der to give CARLSON time 10 present
his petition for pardon.
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Contest Bulletin

Thursday. October 5th and Friday,
october 9th are the regular general
voting days. Triple value will be al
lowed on n limited number OF articles
as listed below.
owing the tho unusually large
quantity of labels. Wrappers. cartons.
etc. turned in last week IT. is impos-
sibie to publish the vote standing this
week 1t will be published next
Thursday. October 5th
MI bonus vote offers. exccpt those
advertised to-day. have been With
drawn.
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cHANcEnr DEEDS OF TRUST.


Four Deeds of Trust, Amounting to
S57.5S:I.
Rosa Cordaro to j. NJ. Cobb. 1oXl25
feet south line of Claiborne Street. 1876
feet { inches west of Randolph street.
September 81. 1916: sos.
Henry r. llaasc ct I'm to T. RAN
.dolph Williams ct ais, trustees, CD @l2
ny LA feet, 33 feet west Of Mulberry
Street. September 10, 1916: $1,000.
Emanuel Lewis ct uN. to +. sitter
ding ct ais, trustees, l?NleJ feet south
line of Blair street, 29S feet inches
east OF Washington Street. October :"
1915: S2SS
Virginia School Supply Company
Inc, to Il. Il. Watt ct ais. trustees
49, feet inches by l49 feet inches
north line of Marshall street. Octo-
Der ], 1916: $4,000.
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HENRlCo DEEDS OF TRUST.
Five Deeds of Trust. Amounting I

NJ. V Butler 10 George J. Hooper,
trustee. 10. ~. block -. section +,
plan Of Colonial Place. September 80,
Celia Green TO John nagby. trus-
tee, l41 acres in The Greenwood Road.
about eight miles north of Richmond.
September -. 1915 $3.50
Edgar W Waters ct nix. 10 r.. Allen
Ammons. trustee, lot II, block . plau
of Hermitage Park. September %.
1916; S22i.
w. u. Crecry 20 j. Ashton schormo,.
horn ct al. trustees .at-cs ON the
Graded Road. ncar.1rntlor station. Sep.
TENDER 10, 1916: 5000.
w. II. Smith. Jr., ct ux TO II X Pol
lard. Jr.. trustee. one half acr. on IN.
Greenwood Road. about eight miles
north OF Richmond. September 20, 1910:
lS2,05375.
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uusrINGs DEEDS OF Trust.
Three Deeds uf Trust, Amounting I,

Clarence l.. RigEin ct uX. TO A.. d.
AdamSon, trustee, 23Xl22 feet 2O7 E.as:
: Eleventh street. September &c. 1916;
$4,000.
Timothy L. Jennings ct lin. 10 Will
liam G.. rulliam, trustee. 3iXlj7 feet
south line of Lee street; also 29Nli-
feet south line Of Lee Street; also
31N157 feet south line Of Lee Street;
also 3GNi57 feet south line OF Lee
street; September -, 1916: $e.i+o.
r. l.. Francis 81 IN. TO Augustine
Royal, trustee. lot II and portion 81 lot
IL. block II, plan Of West Manchester
Land Company. September %, 1916
S2,al0
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uusTIxus TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds of bargain and Sale. Total
in.. SI.nNtl.

y J. s. Hunter IT uN. 80 l;cSsic {. BAL
IL 81, 6oNl5o feet south line OF Porter
sStcect, lS5 fect south OF Thirty-hrSt
street. September Is, 1916; Si,@oo.
e C. II. kalic Il uX. TO Walter l.. Rob-
sinson. 56X56 feet on Brandcr street,
SS4 feet north "f Midlothian Turnpike.
.Septcmber u. l.lG. TAX. 81: $40.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANGER, TRANSFERS..
Seven Deeds of nar@nin AMI '"is

So Amounting &" @'.,f.t-
KY Benjamin L. Cousins IL u. :; =
tram l.. Robins, .H&i . ttcI Let
west OF Oak StrcoD ScptrmN&' 20
s1s16; tax. 81; Sic
a. l.. Sharp 10 j T. c.,ttc,. 50Ni2S
feet west line OF Montrose .N,rnUc, "IV
feet south OF Erooklani ~ !. l.nuie-
ward. September 2G, 1910. tax, Si.Sc \
$40.
]. r. Hall Ell ux. to Miss Ross Cor
dora. 19xl25 feet south line OF t!a!-
borne street. loo fee, inches west
sof Randolph street. September ~
51s16: $500.
Walter Christian to Robert ~. Lam
caster ct ais SS-A. near Government
Road. October >. 1916; ,sN. ST.
Adolph Faust CT ny. TO /. salisbury,
s3Gx49 feet, PIP East Baker street. &c
stober 9. 1916: Si,2cO.
$ Bette J. Wylc to Robert NJ. llin
s6ox120 feet south liue of Virginia
street. September Il. 1916; tax. 81. $40.
& w. G. Tarrant ct uN. Il ais. 10 Meyer
fGreentree, Is feet u inches Dy 40 feet.
82cQ9 West Grace street. September Is.
S1916; $3.50: 10.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
HAPPY" PARKER TO
MEET TURNER TUESDAY

George Touhey, the well-kown boxing
and wrestling promoter Of the Boston
Athletic Association, Is sending to this
city Tuesday night a young grappler who
is expected to carry away Joe Turner's
mtddle-wcight championship crown. This
young grappler is no other than Happy
Parker, considered by all sporting au-
thortties in New England as the best
wrestler proudced thereabouts, since the
days OF Sam Anderson and Harvey
Parker
Touhey was the promoter that gave
Joe Turner his first chance with Sam
Anderson, when the local boy made his
victorious trip through the New England
States a few years ago. and as Touhey
Is a good Judge OF an athletes ability
the fans should witness a crackertack in
this youthful grappler from New England
1t was while under Touhey's protection
that Turner first defeated Sam Anderson
in Boston, and was recognized by the
Police Gazette. This bout led on to the
championship affair, which was later
staged here.
In Young Parker. Touhey believes he
has discovered a new middle-weIght
champion and he Is sending the down
east" candidate here in order to test his
real value. These grapplers will meet
after the regular performance at the
Lyceum Theater on Tuesday night in
a finished affair with P. F. O'Connor
officiating.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
FRAT TOSSERS Will .
HOLD Meeting TONIGHT
Phi Mu Sigma Basketball League viii
Organize for Season-Three
Old Clubs Ready.

meeting OF the athletic committee Of
the grand council of the Phi Mu Sigma
Fraternity of the District of Columbia
Is called for this evening at p. m at
the frat rooms, 931 q street northwest.
at which plans are to be made and Of
fcers elected for the coming year
This league enjoyed a very successful
season last year, especially when II is
considered that II was the first year Of
its existence and prospects are bright
for a larger and much more successful
year this season.
The three last years teams which are
sure to stick, namely, Pi, Church of Ad-
Lutheran. and Sigma, which halls from
st. Paul NJ. z. Church. are sure to be
faster and stronger than they were last
year and the newcomers from Ingram
Memorial Church, Emmanuel Baptist and
Church of the Good Shepherd have some
Of the best local goal shooters in their
ranks.
It is not at all unlikely that two more
teams Will Join at tonight's meeting, as
one Of them, Mu Beta, has already sig
nified its intention to get in the league
and another of last years teams Mu,
Waugh NJ. E. Church, is likely to be
heard from.
Negotiations are underway for a hall
and the prospect is at present that the
games will be played either in the Epiph-
any gym, on G street, or at the Ar
cade. AS the games will be played in
the evening they would not conflict with
the high school games, which will also
probably be played at the Arcade.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-year- r-olds; selling; Eve and
half furlongs. PasteTa. 100; Lobelia. lO5; Tootse,
lO5 Burbank. los; Kentucky Boy. lo3; Spectre, 100
ReprObate, los; stalwart Van. loS Spectre and
Reprcbate Oneck Stable entry.
SECOND RACE-For 3-year-olds and upward
selling; mile and seventy yards. 'Saatoga, los
Success, Ill: Golden Gate, Ill; Dinah Do. ll3;
Edna Ksnns, lol; PRESUMPTION. lO7: Fonia Cmp).
los
THIRD RACE-Por FLIES; 2ysar-olds: Eve fur
longs. Bonnie Witch. l22: Goldenrod u5 sersDest,
is: Polly J.. lOe: Queen Of the Water. lis; Glory
Belle, lis; Melis. lis; Artemis us Bonnie Witch
and Goldenrod Whitney entry.
FOURTH RACE-Thrse-year-olds; mile and
seventy yards; handicap Flittergold. Ils; Paddy
Whaek. 10; Airman, los; Tea Daddy. lo3; sssin,
S. Wooden Shoes los; Venetia. 80
FIFTH RACE-Threeyear-old and upward; sell
ing; Ave furionss. Ash Can. lie; Tudor King III;
Ed Weiss, 112 Alberta True, loi; -Grisells timpl ,
lGs; Tanttvy. lo4; Senator Casey. lG; Wizard lo7
Rsslstible lo9: Woodfair lO7 Orphs lo7; Damietta,
lO4: PiquStte 100.
SIXTH RACE-Twoyesrolds; Ave and a half
furlongs Leonie. 10; Arnold. lis: Jack Carl Iol
Friendless. l0l; Woodtrap. lis: Bally. los; Daddy
LougIegs, los; Hyannis. ls; Spectre. lo5; Sssh-
VILE los
SEVENTH RACE-Threeyear-oIds and upward
mile and seventy yards; selling Rosewater. q;
Brave. lOs; Stslladna, s. Bob Rsdhed, l0: Flag
Day, liz; Ambrose. lOs; Eddie t. ll2; Humiliation
lc5; Royal Interest. lis; vslAs. Los: Psepsight. los
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES,

FIRST RACE-Purse; 2yesr-oIds; msIdens I've
and a half furlongs. Arrow, 100; n. H. Anderson.
100; Sun Bonnet, 100; Pilsen. liz; Sir Weilooe III;
Bullion. Ill., JACK, Straw, liz
SECOND RACE-SelIng; 5yesr-olds and ND
ward; s!x furlongs. Margaret n, s; sOwana lol
Busy Joe. lo2; 'Luzh, lo2; -B1z. lo4; San Vega,
lV Iangho.ne 100; BONANZA, llo; Lahore, Ill
THIRD RACE-Sslling; 2yeAr-oIds; sir furlongS
'signoretts, IS 'Zamors, 20; James. lo3; Peanhie,
lo5; Matin. ld6 Milbrey. lO5 George c. Love. lO7.
FOURTH RACE-McadOw Lawn Purse: 3-year-
olds mile and sixteenth Sun God, 100: Mile
stone, lo3; Lucky r.. lo3; Typhon. 100; Capt Rees
liz; Col. Vcnnie, liz
FIFTH RAeE-selling: 3year-olds and upward
six furlonss Sister Susie. l02; Old Bob 1o4; Eddie
DeIlng. 1N; Wanda Pitzer l6s Rochester. lef
Cash Delivery. los; Kootensy. loe: sLiberstor,
Ill: PrimeTo ILL.,
SIXTH RACE-sellins. 3-y.ar-olds and upward
mile and a sixteenth. Margaret E.. ee: 'MAnasseh
ibo; Worlds Wonder. los; Clubs. ln6; First De
gree H.
SEVENTH RAcE-AdTance money; selling: )
year-olds and upward mile and . sixteenth.
Orange. liz; Mabel Dulw~ber lo2; 'Msrjorie D.,
ioe; 'Jawbons ioS; 'Dialluson. III: Miss Kruter,
io3i Fsnowman. los: YallAha, los; White Crown.
los
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
W00DBINE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Rosebsrry Plate: 500 added; ayesr-
old maidsns; FIVE and onshaH t1rIongs Sol Mintz,
liz; Corpuscls. loo; King Herod (imp), liz; MeeIo-
gene lo9; salzora, lo9 Priscilla Mullins l0s; Beauty
Spot, 100; OtSeso. ia; Berthier 100; Lynette 100
Starter, III; Hazslnut, III; ArsTsn, 100
SECOND RACE-HaVoc Plate; 800 added; sell
ing; mile and seventy yards Baby Cal, ZOE; Birka
u2; Aprisa, III; Wsyanoks, lis; Mamie McDse III;
Narnar. 100; Gibraltar lN; Cupd's Dart los;
Larkin. lT; PERPETUAL l5; Com Broom, III: Patty
RegAn. LIZ; yolsnt, III; Chad Bufocd. IB Ford
Mai. I05.
THIRD RACE-LAnsdowne Nursery Handicap;
$3.50 added 2year-olds; foaIed in Canada; six
furongs. Sturdee. liz; Belle Malone 10: Gala
dress. 10; Hornet. IB: J. W. Hunley. 8 Capt
B.. ll2: Twin Stream, E; Pax, IOs: Wishaway. %
sturdee, Belle Malone and Galadress. Joseph Sea
gram entrJ.
FOURTH RACE-Roysterer: steeplschase; 800
added; 3year-olds and upward; maidens: about two
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25

miles Antiseptic lis; Hearts Of Oak. Is2; Gsrish
Sun. lf2; Sea Lord, lA
FIFTH RACE-Dominion Handicap; 81, 500 added; (;
Syear-olds and upward; foaled in Canada; mile
and one-sirteenth. Tsrtarean. Ile; Fairmontague
III Lady Cmzon. ils; Mona G., lO2: Miss Fay, s5;
Old Pop. S Pepper Sauce. l4; silk Bird. ss;
Kathleen H, S Amphion, lr; Prince Philsthorpe
lN. Tsrtsrean and Fsirmontagus. Miller entry;
Mona G.. and Miss Fay. Walker entry; Old Pop
and Pepper Sauce. Crew entry.
SIXTH RACE-Westminster Handicap; 500 add
ed; all ages; fles and mares; seven fIrlongs
Arriet Cimpl. rs; Incos. 100; Graphic S; ormulu,
LIZ; nornclihe Incog. Graphic and Thornchns
coupled.
SEVENTH RACE-Pnsm Plate; 500 added; SELL
ing: 3yeAr-olds and upward; mile and sixteenth
Broom Corn. 100; Trout Fly. s5 Thanksgiving 100;
King Box. 100; Capt PArr, lIo: Billie Baker, 100;
Foxy Gnh le4; obolus. ia; Athena, Ioa
Apprentices allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASH
ington. September 20 l96.-Sealcd proposals will
he received at this department until ? D m, TUES
DAY, October 10 1915, for furnishing hollow metal
doublehmE windows for in replacing present
windows IN the Pension Office Building washing
ton D. C., in accordance with plans and specihca-
tons for the vor. copies Of which may Be obtained
on Application 10 the Chief Clerk of the depart
ment. The right is reserved 70 reject Any and all
bids TO accept reject any part thereof IN the
discretion Of the department Proposals should be
securely enveloped, marked "ProposAl for windows.
Pension Orlce Building" and addressed to the
Secretary Of the Interior 30 SWEENEY. Assst-
ant Secretary.
PROPOSALS. FOR RETAINING wALL-0FFICE
Of Public Buildings and Grounds Washington, D.
c. Sealed proposals VIII be received here until 2
?. N. October 1916. and then opened for furnish
ing materials and labor and Constructing an en-
trance west side Of Meridian Hill Park Further
information on application
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
HELP WANTED-MALE.
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsoHLER, 1UcToNEER.

Trustees Sale of Valuable Apartment
House at 1890 Eighteenth Street N. W.,
known ms the Belgrade.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust only re
corded In Liber S6E3 at folio 49, one Of the Land
Records for the District Of Columbia. and At the
request Of the party secured thereby the under
signed trustees will sell at public suction in front
On the premises on the I'd day Of October 1916, at
half past four O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
land and premises situate in the City Of Washing-
ton, District Of Columbia, and known and desiE
mated as and beng Lot numbered Forty-seren 90
in Charles II. Dsvidson's subdivision Of original
lot numbered Eight RD in Square numbered One
Hundred and Thrty-one n3r. per plat recorded
IN the orce OF the surveyor for the District Of Co
mmoia in Eber az folio l5; subject to a per
petual right Of way for alley purposes The
or west i've feet OF said lot by the full Width
thereof for use and benefit Of lot numbered Forty
eight (S1 of aid subdivision together with the
improvements thereon. Sold subject to a prior deed
OF trIs for Thirty thousand dollars $50 ooo1 furth-
er particulars Of which will be stated at the sale.
Terms: Purchaser may assume the existing en-
cumbranoe OF Thirty thousand Dollars $50 COO and
pay one-third Of the balance Of the purchase price
in cash. the remainder in one and two yeArS, re-
spectiUely, with interest at sx per centum per
erty sold; or pay all cash over md above prior
encmbrance Of Thirty thousand Dollars $50 co.,
A depoSit Of Five Hundred Dollsrs $500, win Be
required at the time Of the sle. Taxes to be
adjusted day n sale. Title TO be good Of record
OF deposit will Be- refunded. AL oonreysncing, re-
cording. etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale
to be complied with within fifteen days from date
Of sale otherwise the depo<it will be forfeited and
property resold at the hsk and cost Of such de-
faulting purchassr after Eve C5 dayt Advertisement
Of such resale In some Newspaper pubhshed IN
Washington, D. c.
R. GOLDEN DONALDSON,
Southern Building.
HAROLD n DE WITT,
Southern Building
Trustee6-
FRED g. swINDELL
Attorney for party secured
Commercial National Bank Building
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
LENOX CLUB WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE

The Lenox Athletic Club won
the championship for the colored
people of the District yesterday.
when 1t defeated the fast ALI
Stars in the nightcap by the score of
to 1. The pitching of Reid, who had
the hard-hitting Ail-stars completely
at his mercy throughout, and the
clever manner in which he pitched
himself out of several holes, was the
feature of the Lenox nine. The de-
fensiye playing of the entire Lenox
team was noteworthy.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
Havre De Grace Selections
By GEORGE b. MORRIS.

First race--oneck entry. Bur-
bank. Lobelia.
Second race-Presumption. Ed
na Kenna, Success.
Third race - Whitney entry.
Glory Belle, Pollie ].
Fourth rsce-Tea Caddy. Fit
tergold, Paddy Whack.
Fifth race-Griselle. Alberta
True. Tudor King.
Sixth race--W oodtrap, Daddy
Longlegs, Hyannis.
Seventh race-Ambrose, Royal
Interest. Eddie 7.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
George Washington University
Law School
Begins its 52nd year Sept. II, at

Begins lts O%uu yeur sept &1B at
4t5O ID. m.
Members of the Association OF Amer
lean Law Schools, which requires strict
standards for c-trsnce and course.
This ensures a select student body and
maximum credit from other law schools
done in the school
instruction according TO the most
widely approved methods by profess
modern law schools and by lawyers in
active practice.
Three-year course for LII 3. degreei
NJ. P. L.
Forenoon course s-12, or afternoon
6:5O-6:3O. Optional classes 7.5o-S:4o am.
Secretary Masonic Temple NJ. 4540.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
Bladensburg Wins First.

Bladensburg, Nd, Sept. A.-Bladens-
burg captured the first game of a series
of three for the championship of Prince
George County today when they defeat
ed the Berwyn nine by 16 to 5. The score:
Rladensl,n Il q A EInnruua " q =.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
WANTED-BUsINESS

SHOP FOR AUTO REPAIRS on OR MAR
18th st between H and " sts; room for Ten can:
front entranoe; hight heat, etc STATE particulArz
address C. =. so n. J. ave "a
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
Oaul Institute
aloT s Street.E.%

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul, IL B. President
Ms. Florence Jackson Stoddard, Principal.
Studio Classes for Adult Outsiders.
Journalism StorJ Writing, Literature PariA-
mentary Law Domestic Science Art Music
SPECIAL adEantages in Kindergarran.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
PERSONALS.

POPULAR BELIEF GENERALLY is THAT
mems worn clothing, shoes, etc. thrown into the
discard have yeTy little value but that's where voI
sTsl your sTTle cart Let US make you a spot cash
onT and see results. Notify Us JUsTHis OLD
STAND. 6I9 D. 1D
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
The Open-Air School

Term from October to June. Individual fnstrlc-
ton given to children between and years For
iforandon address Margaret R. Paine 1905 18th =.
NV. Col. 30
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25

FURNISHED SROON HOUsE 2 LOTS Ia
acres timbeT: S.Ooo cash. 800 trade. bss. rifI.
R. !. Boz 6, Rose0HE. OrsF
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
DIED.

DONNELL-On Sunday, September q,
1916, at p. m, at his residence, Chat
ham Courts, GEORGE SILAS DON
NELL, beloved husband of Katherine
Donnell (nec Hadger).
Notice of funeral hereafter. atlanta
Ga. and jackson Miss, papers please
copy.
MORGAN-On Saturday, September 9.
1916, at her residence. S203 , street
northwest, MARANDA A. MORGAN,
aged 50 years, beloved wife Of the late
Neal Morgan, lifelong resident of
Georgetown.
Funeral f'om the above residence this
Monday 81 o'clock y. m.
THOMPSON-On Saturday, September q,
1916, at II o'clock a. m, at the Provi-
dence Hospital, Mrs. IDA E. THOMP-
SON (nee GeigeT), beloved wife OF
Thomas G. Thompson.
Funeral services will be held at l23s
@ street northeast, Monday, Septem-
ber Is, at o'clock p. m. Interment at
the Congressional Cemetery. Friends
and relatives invited
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

FOR RENT-RooMs
FURNISHED.
~ SCHOOL ST. NW-TWO NICELY FSR-
nished rooms; gentlemen only.
TWO NICE FIRST FLOOR ROOMS; ALL CON
Eenlences for l. h. l.; near line. SIS nv.
l742 RIGGS PLACE. OFF 18th, BET. AND s.
Attractive large sunny room; h.W.h.
no A ST. sE.-sUTTE OF ROOMS; SOUTHERN
exposure; second floor; reference required.
LINCOLN HOTEL lCTH AND II NW-EXCEL
lent rooms; reason We rItes; centrally located.
UNFINISHED.
lS5 18TH ST. NW.-2 THIRD FLOOR AND
second hoot rooms L h. K. East Of Iowa circle.
lol7 LAMONT ST. n VS. LARGE SECOND
hoot rooms and bath; sas; Ink: hot-vster heat.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
1885 KENYON ST \. W--sTNGLE OR ES
suite continuous b. ": h.w.h. Phone OWPer.
Col 6lE
ltos RIGGS PLACE, BET. AND s.-RO0Ms
by day, week or month. North 1912. Electricity.
us < ST. NW.-ROOMs FOR RENT; FUR Or
unfu. for L b. l.; steam heat; reasonable.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
lg6 ST. Nw-FR0NT HATI-ROOM SUIT.
able for gentleman: good table. reasonable
TABLE BOARD.
ms z ST. T.Nw.-UNEXCELLED TABLE BOARD;
two meals S.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUs.
Credit Cash
FURNITURE
New and slightly used. Easy terms
or special discounts for cash during
September. Save money. Buy at
Hopwood's, Sth and K
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25

MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY RAJ
estate at owes current ntes; Epsczal rzivfl-z,,
WIN respect to prio- payment&H TYLER a RUTH.
ERWoRD Inc. G7 18th q
MONEY 10 LOANIS50 TO sS6 go ON D q
RAJ estate. Several trnSt fuDdA ~ TO 6 psT esut
All usnESctions conducted with economical rnr.6-
sao'n for borrower WM h SAUNDERS 4
CO., Southern Building sU -sth st Nv
The Washington herald., 1916-09-25
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LAMPS AND RADIATORS

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All work guaranteed.
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Phone NJ. l64S.