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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-16

Cuand0 nCccSlIc librOS EN- cSpanOl
diriiasc Il ignacio +. Lozano.-601
OuIoro>a SL.-San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-16

GEStamn> l"iavia irnfrO dc IA
."n-dlcri"n de- mi obispO?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-16

MlNJiLES PRACTICES.
"a sim IN peso ra'la un0.
.l,u"Hl ic srcllr> Y ldbcucs.
N:IuGI =" agriculture y ganad"rla.
MmnIi IT. ari,~ Y OrICtOS.
Ea.ulgI ,ir alIanllcria.
''aui.El de- ~ca,p!nleria de taller.
E.ngIl q" crIri!cr1a ' UbTaS de hicI TO.
ft..tal 'r, ""urtCrn Y ~pOlvprlSia.
Gt.uIi ,i"l rLriiIur de piele>.
\ .uuil del r"nrirero- pasielcTo.
'IttI1I Diet d"-iIlatur- IicOrIsta.
H,lu,l e. "Ir"trIclddG.
,Iluill IL" fGiografia.
N,uugt del h"IaIar"rO.
N"riu.I ,Ir idr,tUIcriG y horticultural.
Nair:ll tel iIturcO dc miIas.
NgUual IT, l"rhrrlI.
Manual d. m~r"Inrrd industrial.
Manual u"l riutur.
Nl!uul Ir l"l"2rar.>ta y irl"funl~ta.
hEu!II del rclolCTO.
MgH,.1l del Sasirc.
@.u'."I G- v"trrlnarid y cQuiIaClGn.
Manual dr zapat2rp.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-16
oi:RiS ~ VICTOR Ill co.

ND.rldN q ~ rcnlaIuS
Nr'r dr hIr>car IuariG0.
AHlrT & mIr',rlp.
~C'i!yarIc dr amor.
II ruvUp pre>tad".
r. U"ryalnTIo d" la ~spli"F"s.
n parai>o IL la> mIIieres.
~ inferno DC los fombTcs.
~ h7tI o. los mares.
II .u.Iar de- c>mvratdas.
n Hido d. ruiScH"T"s-
r. - de la nIIids.
FL alma ell NJ hc-o-
La hlja de- las clorcS-
Ia IJla dc los iaIIGI!!cs.
la vluda 7aie-re.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-16

" -. So. 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19

tenant 0oS @otent oes 0ienitgraoes,
0os lit fiir ben 5elome6el 2ieute.
nant Die @citolhtng. Gie @eiorOe-
RING 8lun Observation-Disclosures gcs
icbie6t e6enio mir sum Sifi5ier Ourb
9lllerbobite Gabinetsor0re. Ga Der
6elope6el 2ieutenont oemnaA 5u
Ben Siii5ieren 366It, lit er nidt wie
Ser Offi5ieritellOertreter 206nn9s,
ionoeru @ebaltsempfdnger Ser 5elo.
pe6el 2ieutenant trdgt i'm @egeu-
iat 3um Sfii5ierltellOertreter 9lbiel.
itiide zines 2ielltenantS. 0ie arogen-
fn0pie iinO bel 6eioeu ,oie gIei6en
GS iinO ole groBeu iogeltnlnten Ser
geouteilfnopfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19

bin iebt 6ei beiiercr @eiunoGeit, ais ie 5uz
Dor, mo ba6e Jest Elm geiimoes fleines
COMPOUND fiir mein @G6O lnO meme
before @eilno6eit SD iuinic6e, oaB
ale Srauen piiicu ioliem oaB es Der
iidere gSe9 3u @elinObeit unO Slid lit.
- Srm 0jeurse Step6cus, 8. s. 8. glr.
8, @atofa, Sa
Spoia g. @inl6am's @egetable Cont
pounO lit 10 erfolgreid bel Der 0eilng
bon Sraueuleioen neil es Die itdrien0em
irdftiaen0en @i9enidaften Der 9uteu, all
ten @ur8eln un0 Strdilter beiibt, Die auf
oie iueiblir6en Srgnne nirien 6ralen
aus alien Ebeilen oeS &anOes lcqeu be-
itduDig 3euaniB iiber ieine itdrtenoe, 6eis
lenoe gSrilmg ab.
@S bat Salienoeu bon Srauen 9ebolien,
Die an &eridie6ungcn @ni3noung, @es
idlfuiren. @eipdc6ien, llnreaelmdBiqteit
pcriooilMen Sclmer3eu Nidenldmcr5en
ienem Wln0enoriiden luOer0auIihleit
uuo nerpoien 3uiammenDu9 gelitien
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19
NfOnte GarIO III &riegS3eiteit.
9as SOnlette Der Heueu 8rOOueruneu Die biaOcu Ships.
Der Spciua O6ue GulS

ten. 9ei6licb so @ro5ent Ser Spie'
len0en iino 5rauen inter oenen
aleinbiiroer. imo 8auerutDpen Dor.
berriden. Ger @erliit einiger 5ran-
len lpieIt i'm 9eben Oieler gei6er ei'
ne ie6r beOelltenOe Rolle, mo idb lab
mande oen Spieltiid in beller Ser.
3peifhmg berloiien uodoem lie
5Dan5ig 6ranten oerloren bate. Sn
Oen pompoien @rfriidlngsrdlmen
trinfen 8ieIe, Die idon iriib5eitig
5ur SteQe paren Elm @las Bier lno
touen Oo3u cine Stuae, Die iie, Dit in
8eitungspapier eingelpideIt, ielblt
mitgebraht baben.
@enn bic glbfabrts5eit 0es 3uges
nabt, ellen sic meiiten BON ben Spie-
lern ou oen 9lusgdngen. 0lon6e
ue6meu i6re Chips fir ein nd@ltes
W2al nit. Oie meiiien loiien iid ober
fir Oie gemonnenen / bis 2 Chips
ooS @elo ulS5obIen ooer Derlalien
nit leeren Sdnoen oas &aiino. Gin
Gid nad oem onoeren miro leer.
@egen o6t llbr miro MIR nod an
orei Sii6en peitereeipieIt wdbreno
oQe iibrieen fir oie 0oht geihloiien
limo. glur an oielen orei Siiden IT
allies 3ouIettetiiHe-ipiro oos Spiel
bis Wlitternadt fortgeiett 90 iiebt
es 6eute in Oeu beriibmten Spielid-
len bon Monte Carlo aus.
@eidpumoen iit Der @lan5 imo ole
8rodt ser Wlenee, oie in friibereu
Gageu iih bier Oeriaumelt bot Ser.
ibmunoen 1T oas @olo, Oas gleiBeno
ouf oen grimen Gii6en idimmerte,
pertuebt Die bocdantiide gltmoipbGre
ii6er oieier 3auberIanoidaft, nit ID.
rem 6dngenOeu @6rten ole aus Dem
bIaueu @leer mifiteigen Deridplm-
Oen nit einem @orte aaeS 0as, mas
Nlonte Carlo emit gum SempeI beio'
niiber SiunenfrerOe mabte"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19

ten areiicn nod llnflar9eit neil
man i'm 6rieOen Oieie &angunter-
IchieOe i'm @u6lifum fom fannte.
5ie troten crit bel Scr @lobilma-
dung in GriHeimlng 90 miro 3. y.
falidlib angenommen oie @rnen-
nung 3um Observation-Disclosures lei
0us, ipos man nlilitdriib iInter eIner
,,9eioroerling4 peritebt ou0ere mci'
men gar, ooB MIR Gin gerihtlibes
Gerfa6reu oie @rnennrng 5um Dill
3ierItellpertretcr ridgdngig maden
fam. Son beioen glnnabmen tritit
feline 5u. lin MN Oie INNER wieoer
ouitretenoen 3ipeifel 81 6ebe6en, lei
inter 9e5u9uabme oui einen @rloB
OeS a0niglid @reuBii6en SriegSmi-
niiteriumS bonn 81. Ie5ember 1919
TolgenOes bemerft
Ger Sff8ieritellpertreter gebt aus
ser 9fei6e Der llnteroifi5iere berpor.
Seine lpiocrruilide 9eauitra9rng
nit ser @o6rne6mung elmer Siente-
nantIiele lit feline 9eforOeruna. Gie
ge5eihmng nSfiBieritellOertreter"
Iteat Oo6cr oud fcinen GienitgroO
Oor, Ionoern bringt leOielib gum
NmS6rud, ooB Elm llnteroffi5ier( (6elO.
me6el, 9iceielOpe6el @ahtmeiiter,
@iccuabtmeiIter, Sdbnrid Ii. I. w)
in elmer Sffi5ieriteae boriiberge6eno
ais Gertreter beruenOet miro. Gr
muB ollo ieOer Belt, peun ieiu @om-
monOo 6een0et lit, nno lid anoer-
meiiig fcine @ermenOrng iir i'm
6ietet, ieinen alten Gieuitgroo ipieOer
mne6men. 3uitdnoig iiir cine Or
neumug gum Sfii8ieritellUcrtreter 1T
ser &egiments- mo ieoer ielbltlt0n-
0ige 8otaillons GonnonOeur Ger
SffisicrItellpertreter gebort Oenl
Monnidoftsitonoe an un0 lit 0aber
9o6nin9Senpf1nger. Gie nit Der
g9a6rnc6nrtng elmer Sifi5icrltelle
c6ollitrogtcn llnteroifi5iere traaen
OuS @ortepee, oos Sffi5ierieitenge-
iuc6r uebIt 0ffi3ierfoppel imO ie na6
oeu Eruppeueottlneen oas 9l65eiGen
fir 0iii5ieritellbertreter Ole 9lum-
mcr imO giomenjiige II. + No. allf oen
S6ulterfloppcn iino ans gel6em
Wlctoll. Gem etipa erforOerliden
.5liidtritt" eineS Sffi5ieritellbertre.
tcrs in ieine alte Gienititellung orO-
net aui glntrog Oes 9iegiments- ooer
oes icl6ititonoisen 9atoillons-Gom-
manoelrs OeIien ndhiter Gorgeiebter
an. Ger 9liidtritt eriolgt infer 9eibe.
6olt oes Sffi3icrieitengemebrs. imO
5iuor ais 6elOme6el ooer 8d6nridl,
ipenn Scr 9etreiienOe 6ereits irii6er
ber5u ernomt mar ionit ais @ice-
ielome6el.
Sine Grenennitng gum 5e6Ome6el'
lieutenant Oogegeu lit cine 9efor0e-
rrng, iie itellt auh nidt cine Dor-
iibergc6enoe @eauitraeung iOnOern
eiuen ,,oouernoen" GienitaraO Oar-
Ger bei0rOertc ltnteroffi5ier erbdlt
oem3uiolge cine o9eitollung~ s. ;.
cine llrfunoe. in Scr oie 9eiouoermg
nieoeraclcgt iit @as fir eincu Sicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19

@ntgegeutomme M IN en- O.-@in
2anoihrmmann itanO in 6itterfaIter
gla6t @abe BORN 9latbbaus; ais cr
MN Morgens blaien mlBte, imo oie
2ippen blou gciroren uno sic Grom-
pete eiiig tdIt mar, gelmg i6m Ole
Sarmonie Oor6ei, rnO es murOe cine
Gisbarmonie. Gas b0rte elm 9lrbei-
ter Ser StraBenreinielmg, Der ga sic
StraBe bonn @latteis imo S9nee
i6uberte, inO iagte gemiitbIid:
u0lenidL Oh riiti1It ia aus, ioa id
oa aub ein biSdcn SanO itreuen2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19

gSllillcD mar, W(llt~
ter 81 iueroen. Ser
glr5t ia9te, ic6 mir
De nie Elm &inO Da
ben, tpenu ic1 Mid
nic1t fuegen sSrails
enleioen opcr ireil
lieBe. SD bate
fat ale Sooffnung
nlIfgeaeben, ais cine
SSreunbin mir BON
&Doia &. 9Sinf6am's
&e9etable 6 0 NJ :
pound er5dblte. Sir
ldnaere Belt nabnt
~, "a ,.a,nI,,tHf,tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19

1908 8rices g.,
ictt 9lnriern
Rlace.
100 prague st.,
jett SOneS g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19
Selteue &Ogelsdite ant OentIdeW
ylpr0ieeitranS.

CAB ser gIoroieeitrano felt ieber
bon oo6lreihen @oeelarten 6eooltert
muroe, iIt oagemein befonnt, uno Die
i'm 2aufe ser lebten Sabre our1 ben
3unebmenOen 9aoeDerfebr ber0orge-
bradte llnrube bat iogar CUR @riin.
oung bon Experimentation geiilbrt
oie oen Sbier6eiton0 Dor unerwiiniA-
ten glohiteIlungen ibiiben. Sm glll-
aemeinen ober galt oieie SorgfaIt
nur Den an Der gtorOiee befonnten
grutooeelorten. g9eniger beadtet
murOen biSber ocrihieoenc iebr iel-
tene @ogel, Oie iolt in allen Sobres-
5eiten on oen @eitaoen unierer gtoro-
fee ailftouden. Inter oieien &ogela
giebt es, pie @bilippien I'M @rome-
tbeuS ouSfiibrt, monde glrten Die
ais belonoere @1ite gepiiroigt per-
oen niiiien. @enn oud Oiele 9rut-
pogel infolee aG5u eifri9er Sago
Itarf obgenonmen boben, 10 boben
iiA ood nod oie gepobnli6iten glr'
ten in 5ablrei6en @remploren erbal.
ten. 3u Oeu SeItenbeitcn geboren
oie Wlontelmomen (9orus morinus),
Die o6er nienals on linieren &iiiten
briiten @enig 5ablreib iinO aud
Die &olIbieeibmalben (Sterna cas-
pico), bon 0enen Dor Dem &riege ouf
einem einiomen Stronoitiid ser SSn-
iel SDIt nur nod flint @oore bei'm
@riiten beoba6tet meroen fonnten.
Die 8oraoiesidnolben Die friiber
nod perein5elt borfamen iinO nun.
mebr bereits p0llig ousgeblieben.
Dogcgen boben iiH oie ebenfoIlS ais
Ielten geltenOen @ioerednie ltort Der.
mebrt. Inter oen @onoerDogeln,
oie geeen Gnoe oes Somners an Der
gloroleefiilte eintreffen lit belonocrS
oos ullr berein5elt bel ins eriheinen.
oe oiiotiide Steppenbubn 81 nennen,
Ionie oie aus Olitteloeutiblano ooer
bdufger aus llngorn itammenoe
Eroppe. glm reeiten lit ollb an Der
gloroiee oos @ogelleben I'M SerbIt
| 8u/ 8eginu Der 8ug5eit. Sm DITTO
Der fam man oeridieoene ieItene
%ogel beoba1ten. 60 iino Die 9fuit-
itronoIdufer, ole 9llpenIGufer, llfer=
l1ufer unO 9rodDoeel 5u oieier 3eit
au5utreffen. 9lud Scramble imO wei.
BE, lomie i6por0e Stor9e treten
Damn auf. Gie sur 8ugaeit 81 be-
obnhtenoen ielteniten Sdmimmbogel
iin0 oie @ilogans, oie 20ffelente,
9rauerente, ardbenidorbe, @iSItiIrm-
ooaeI inO Sturmtouder. 0ie oller-
! icltenlten @remplore ieood) treten im
g9inter 5ugleid nit Oen Sturm. imO
giSflutben ouf. Damn reiien ieltenc
0roiieln Sbnee.@ulen, Sagofoltel
uno Seeooler oft Gin giltes Stiid IN
oas 9ono Dinein. 9(ud Srouerenten
uno Snlhenten iiuo 5miiden oen
@isibolen bel ibrer 91obrunesiube
on6utreffen. Sodit ieIteu iiebt man
oen Seetau1er (GolpmbuS), peiI er
bei'm Sdpimnen 10 tief inn @oiier
Iieat, ooB er leidt nit einem tleinen
gisitiid permedieIt mer0en fam.
Observation-Disclosures EelStnekI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19
2et6en eine8 @Hbnen.

Qetoen zines 8ubnen.
Ienfers. ~ Serr: nGine iolhc
Direftionsfiibrlng erforoert wobl
Elm beoeiitenoes aopital2" III Ebea-
teroirettor. aQas min id Gle gIoo.
benl 9a fommt Sie DER eridte
Selo unO 2iebbober uno perlnnat
Gene W2orf @oriduB; Die trogiide
Siebboberiu wia oo6 80 5ennise;
Der Sntrigont gebt eenem mid bon
ole SteIle, bis er feline bolbe Daarf
meg bat, IN ipenn M ood nod Ser
Soufileur % Senniee braudt, Oonn
linn sic 70 orei 9larf meg. man ipeeB
mid piel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19
&crStueifcImOe Syran
jctt gIiidli9c Wtutter.
Sran Step6ens beOnrfte teiuer iuiuO-
Gr5tli1en Operation;

@atofa, Sa m nSeit finf Sa6ren mar
id) perbeirat9et uuO mein iebnliditer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19
Cffi5icriteIIbertreter - syelOiuebI-
0ientenant.

gluS Samburg miro ms geidrie-
ben: llc6er Ole militdriihen @erbdlt-
niiie ser Observation-Disclosures iiuo Der
acknowledgements berriAt in mei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-19

Ger @atriot. II a.. ,,ggie
fonnteit On mir oieie alte 5dadlteI
beiraiben2" 9. (oeIien 5rou ie6r
reid iiD: oSo, meiBt Gu ib polte
eben ariegsanleibc 8eidnen.~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-16
Deaths.

Mary p. Wakefield. 81 yeaSs. 1886 Emerson
1T. n. +.
yadis I. Hunt, "a years, Casualty Hospital.
John Bauer. 40 years, eos Ky. ave. 8. e.
Jane X McCaffrey 81 years. GAG Ut. s. r.
George Barber i6 years, s06 18th 1T. N. w.
James +. Smith, 30 years, sos + st. s. W.
George W. orme. 45 years. Providence Hosp.
Edith Ostner. 6 years. Children's Hospital.
James s. Wyckoff. "A years. 1873 Quincy N. W.
Hattie Rosenbaum. months, 1877 It'll N. W.
Estelle Semple. 81 years. st. Eiizabeth's Hosp
Josephine Blair. Ss years, Columbia Hospital
Lula Shaft, 6 months, lsi5 9Th St N. w.
Elmer Logan. years. Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant OF Thomas and Nina Ware. days.
Myrtle At. N. r.
Martha Herbert, Is years, Casualty Hospital
Bertha Toliver Is years. Tuberculosis Hosp.
Lizzie Barton, 20 years, Casualty Hospital.
Emma Marbury, 20 years. lis F st. S. w.
Josephine Dueil, 90 years. q Logan pl n. w
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-16

BY VIRTUE Of a certain deed OF trust. duly
recorded in LieeI No sSos at fo Go,n Sss OF
thereby. the undersigned Trustee viii sell at
owen & Son. 1891 @ Street, Northwest. wash
ington. ID. C.. on Tuesday. the 18th day OF
Oct, 1915. at three o'clock. p. M. the follow
the Ci,y Of Warrington District Of Columbia:
Lot numbered twenty-three CD In square
numbersd thirty.three h9ndred and e,shty.
chillum Castle Heights as per plat recorded
in the office OF the Surveyor for the District
OF Columbia In Book ~ page II. -.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in equal
instruments at one and two years with inter-
est at per centum per annun. payable semi.
annually from the day OF sale. and secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold, or al
cash, at the purchasers option. deposit
OF 10000 VIII be required AZ the tine OF save ,
purchasers cost. Terms 20 be complied with
within ten days, otherwise the trustee re-
Of the defauiIinE purchaser. CONTINENTAL
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee. By FRANK 3.
BRIGHT. Trust Ofncer.
BY VIRTUE Of a certain deed of trust, duly
S OF the Of
and at the request OF the party secured there
by, the undersigned Trustee will sell at Pub
4 Son. 1881 q Street, Northwest, Washing
ton, ID. c., on Tuesday. the 18th day OF oc-
tober. 1915 at fifteen minutes past three
| o'clock ID. M. the following described land
and premises situated in the City OF WASH
| ington, District OF Columbia: Lot numbered
siSty-two (6e) in square numbered thirty
| three hundred and ninety (33s0) in the sub
division known as Chillum Castle Heights a.
| per plat recorded in the office OF the Sur
veyor for the District OF Columbia in Book n
page II. -,
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal
| instruments at ono and two years with In
| terest at 6 per centum per annum, payable
| semi-annually from the day OF sale, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold.
| posit O. $500 90 will be required at the time o,
| sale All conveynncinE and recording Will
! hn ~ the purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
piled with within ten days. otherwise the
| trustee reserves Ia, right 10 resell at the
risk and cost OF the de.aulting purchaser.
| CoNTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY FRANK S. BRIGHT. Trust ofncer.
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Marriage Licenses,

Clifford G. Cave, Luray. Va. and Beatrios
Woodland. Stafford. Va.
Julian b. Wright, Rossiyn. Va, and Cath
crime Dawson, Rosslyn.
James r. Holden and Mary Taylor.
Walter J. Parker and Esteile NJ. Barker.
Franklyn c. Terrell and Esther Burnette
Williams
Goodrich f. White, Webster Springs, w. Va,
and Virginia Hope Rogers. Mt. Scion, Va.
James o. Carter and Leila Crockett.
David Minor and Carrie Il. johnson.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF the
District OF Columbia. Washington, October
~ 1916. Sealed proposal will be received at
this office, Room 500, District Building. until
two o'clock p M, November TO- 1916, for fur
nishing and delivering cast iron lamp posts.
Specifications and form OF proposal may be
Obtained upon application to the Purchasing
Up. NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWNLOw,
CHARLES w. KUTZ. Commissioners. d. C.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-16
PROPOSALS

Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy De-
partnent, Washington, u. c., until 10 o'clock
a. m, October "a, 1915. for delivering binocu-
lars, motor boat calipers, crane, electrical
supplies, annealing furnaces. lathes, grinding.
milling and wire screw feed machines.
presses, pumps, thermocouple recorder. steel.
and zinc at the navy yard. Washington, d. c.,
etc Apply for proposals to the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts. SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
Paymaster General OF the Navy.
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FOR SALE-L0TS

FINE LOT FOR SALE
AT WOODMONT, MD,
$50 on easy terms. Write MRS. ALICE
BROOKE, silverhill road. Nd.
TAKoMA PARK LOTS FROM 1c to iOc PER
FOOT terms OF IS per month.
J. 8. FRASER, $50 N. Y. ave. Phone N. 7s1T
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-16
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE Of a certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded In Liber No. 3715 at folio ts2 Of the
Land Records OF the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned Trustee will sell at
Public Auction at the office OF Thomas J.
Owen Son, iss1 @ Street. Northwest, WASH
ington ID. c., on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
October 1915. at ten minute. past three
o'clock, p. m. the following described land
and premises situated In the City Of Wash
ington, District Of Columbia: Lot numbered
four W in square numbered thirty-three
hundred and ninety-one (3seD in the subdi-
vision known as Chillum Castle Heights as
per plat recorded in the office OF the Sur
yeyor for the District OF Columbia In Book
page H.
Terms: one-third cash, balance IN equal
instruments at one and two years with inter-
est at per centUn per annum payable semi
annually from the day of sale, and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold, or all
cash. at the purchasers option. A deposit OF
t2ooo 90 will be required at the time Of sale. All
| conveyancing and recording will be at the
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
within ten days. otherwise the trustee re-
| serves the right 10 resell at the risk and cost
| OF the defauting purchaser. CONTINENTAL
| TRUST COMPANY, Trustee. BY FRANK 8.
BRIGHT. Trust Officer.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. sUPERvIs-
October &, 1sl6-sealed proposals will be re-
ceived in this office until p. m. November
g. 1915, and then opened for furnishing and
delivering metal vault shelving for buildings
under the control OF the Treasury Depart
mcnt, In accordance with drawing attached
hereto, and the specification. copies OF which
may be had at this office. JAMES A. WET
MORE, Acting Supervising Architect.
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FOR SALE-FARMS

126-AcRE unimproved Maryland farm, near
Washington. $50 per acre. Terms: automo-
bile for part BOX 1B. Times office.
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Vital Records.
Rirtha.

: Births.
Russell .. and Mabel Whip, giri.
Raymond l.. and Sarah Ross, boy,
olin r, and Rose l.. Miller, gixl.
Carlyle w. and Alice II. Johns, Girl.
Cdvode G. and Elisabeth Davis, girl.
John g.. jr.. and Ella Il. Drury, boy.
BENJAMIN N. and Laura Booth, boy,
Mason and Ruth e. Taylor. boy.
Berkeley and Katherine Simmons, boy.
James II. and Mary Leahy. boy.
Chris and Alexander Kalavritios, boy.
Ewell and Lnnie Jett, girl.
William g. and Ella Harlee, girl.
Raymond l.. and George German boy.
Rozier and Kate Dulaney, girl.
Paul NJ. and Bessie Dulaney, girl
Salvatore and Marietta Chite girl.
Columbus J. and Effie r. Bowen, Girl.
Robert and Irma Albee. boy.
William and Hattie Thornley,, boy.
Reuben and Anna jackson, boy
sydney and Mary Henderson, girl twins.
John T. and Abbie Harrod, boy.
0arnett and Bessie Gordon. boy.
Frank and Susie Brown, boy
Henry c. and Viola NJ. Saunders, girl.
James II. and Florence Platter, girl.
Lewis F. and Mary e. Parmes, boy.
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FOR RENT-s3o; large s-room house: water,
sewer. gas; poultry shed. l2x6S; ono acre OF
land; cement walk; improved ST.; also almost
new eroom house; sun parlori h.. W. IN. /:
modSrni clean. JOHN L. KNoPP. 10th and
Jackson SITS. n. e. (Woodridge). N. g7s6-J.
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= OFFICES AND STUDIOS
Photographers, Attention!

8 large rooms. third floor; excellent
Akyught dark room; reasonable rent.
Apply DIR. CARR, corner It'll and ID
SITS. N. w.
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates; prior payment priyilegest large
amounts. TYLER RUTHERFORD. ST 18th.
MONEY TO LoAN-,1bo to soc. 900 on D. G.
real estate. Several trust funds, ~ TO Per
can't All transactions conducted with econ
ouaicAl consideration for borrowers.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS q CO.,
Southern Building. s07 18th IT. n. W.
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A GOOD REAsoNf

Oct. Is. teil
CLASSIFIED Manager. washington Times.
Dear Sir: Being q steady reader Of The
Times, I have noticed the advertisement Of
NJ. II. Philpit, 900 Il street northwest
wish TO state that have had umbrellas and
silk parasols recovered there with perfect
satisfaction They use the very best material,
and the Workmanship the best Their prices
for new goods compare favorable with ne
large department stores. I take pleasure N
Recommending them as prompt, courteous, and
reliable. Respectfully.
MISS LOUISE GRAY,
$40 street northwest.
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\ NATIONAL TAXING PLAN
THAT SHOULD BE POPULAR.
lGarv. Id. Times.l

Taxes we always have with MS
and anything that provides for the
alienation of the burden that is
constantly growing - ard which
necessarily will be increased be
cause Of the cost of preparedness
is a subject worthy of consideration.
The way toward relief was sue
cinctly outlined at Gary the other
night by Sen Henry f. Hollis OF
New Hampshire. Mr.. Hollis isn't in
favor of a stamp tax such as we
had during the Spanish war period.
Neither does he favor assessing auto
mobiles because he says that would
be a tax on industry Similarly.
though he ditn't say so. we also
believe that Mr. Hollis wouldn't want
TO follow Pres't Wilson's scheme 10
tax steel as well as autos. Steel is
our most vital industry.
The revenue-raising means that
Mr. Hollis advocates are ones that
should commend themselves TO the
American people: a state and fed
eral tax on inherited estates. a levy
on munitions exported abroad. In
both instances the people would
benefit. In the case Of the tax on
big estates the people would get
back some Of the money that may
belong 10 them. The heirs would suf-
fer no iU because they would part
with something they didn't have be-
fore. and the menace OF vast for
tunes would be partly removed As
for a tax on exported munitions il
would be ar assessment on the ulti-
mate consumer and As the ultimate
consumer is in Europe that political
division would foot the bill
Sen. Hollis scheme OF taxation is
the simplest the most logical one
and freest OF burdens II should en-
gage the lawmakers OF a tax-harass-
ed nation