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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
Work Resumed on
Mexican Theater

MEXICO CITY Sept 30 Work
has been resumed ON the beautiful IA.
tional Ihcatcr which has becu in prog b.
rc,S Of construction iot man, wars
The contrac, Tor the stained glass
dom, which will ,umount the ,truc
tuc ha, been L. 10 a New York firm
of icwclcr, aud glass manufacturer
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DAIRY FARM
1860 acres, all in good running order; six mileI southwest Of
TO TRADE FOR GOOD HOME IN CITY

TO TRADE FOR GOOD HOME IN CITY
100 ar bottom land; twelve miles from city: SEQ per ere; well improved
so acres Of land. 30 In cultivation; all fenced and cros-tcrccd; SON creek
old rrds Price $50 per acre WIN trade for n good Gonc in tho city
ESQ acres in Hockr7m county ten miles from Erck oklahoma, So ores in
Turkey Creek houorE S. in cultivation. balance grass; fairly wen improved. mort
EOgc $3.50 Price $500 Trade for city property
FOR SALE-CHY PROPERTY
A nice .cornT with h ?lroom brick nat and good ;roun house ON the rear
Close In Prcc S2hoO Make roo terms
5-roon modern house; good garage; University Addition to Oklahoma city
Price $3.50; terms
Groom honsc WITH & lots near St Marys Academy rice 8. 500; terms
Corner l0 fet 800 block W California, 3 and 7r3,m houses: g. Ms term
lt-room house in the 200 block ", 2nd street lTpc $4,000; terms
6-roon modern house good Ct'ge; in the 100 block W lh street close in
to car Inc Price 5000. easy terms
Sroom brick house, close N m the east Side oil modern Price. 81 200: terms
Good corner with lOrrppm house close IN or the east side, Price $500: good
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CATTLE N STOCK.
In Answering Ads. Pleas, Mention rlm,.

SufTI NNp PONIES write charles
~. wUo0. O.. nct,lnc Kan
y'nI cd. vel bred and n.ur 3.
sound works easy consideration $ q
or NHlu' boo ,nr. muiut,t,l' or l'"l
lur.r- ur ,rt'lr Add vs. " \ Man
~ hoV "i W" th f.-i Okn
uO"SE and buvTy FOR sale. horse Weighs
1850 pounds huN gentle hursr for aus
uurpoEe, $50 buggy. ruhhorttr"l cuiuu-
der Columbia make. 81 Cnll 1909 W
" nh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
Thompson to Campaign Consresso

Thompson TO Campaign Congressman
Joe b Thompson. democrptic nominee
iH yc-cl"ctiou from this district. win be-
gin his campaign October 9 In Payne
county. ON October II. rs and II he
VIII speak In Edmond. Wheotiand, Cap
itol I'M Arcadia, Luther. Choctaw, Har-
roh Newa,l', Britton and, probably, Oh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
Land for Sale

a hrst-cVs stock unch. we'll improved well votrei; 1850 acres: $40 per acre
2"E acres wen improved splendid grass AM water price $40 per aero
$50 acre., well FENCED. well watecd; price SO per aUc
-. Al three NJ the above car b, handled on terms This land r located In
Western oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30

Divorce Trial cortinued-The Wood.
worm divorce case. SET for today. wa.
stricken from the assignment, hook II
is prohnhl" trial viii be resum.d pe,t
week Continuance today was causr6
10y absence of one Of the ATTORNEYS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30

Making speech at coalaate-John A.
Naipiu s'cr'trry ~ the OkIHhoma
county central committee, Is In Coalgats
today ~ deliver a sncech Mt n demo.
cratic rally 10 he held this afternoon In
that city M'upin went at request OF
me speakers bureau Of the state COM
mittrc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

GERMAN couple withou, children wnnt
work on farm, or tfke farm on shares,
Call for A. A Herman at Pearson thO-
tel
yanccd student. E-l07. Timcl
YOUNG NAN-Fype,, hah.r on bread
and rolls would llkt position: clean and
reliable, would prefer country town. h
9h Times
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES
IN answering Ads Please Mention Tunes.

STRAWBERRIES tutA freezing wea h
Pr Our Eyorhotr,rs fruit u,p' months
of the y,,r. now b. tna best time 10 plant
Bootlot Pee The Mcitll COMPANY 1909
West 21rd 81 wal atHr.
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Mlni,tet,' Alliance Mee,lro-rh.

HNuma city Mi1istrrilu Alliance Win
hold q meeting Monday morning NJ i6
o'clock ~ the First NJ H. church, Fourth
ana Robinson streets.
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
Ia answering Ads. Please Mertion Times

TOE SALE Second hnud Corll = en-.
CINE; boilers. all sizes. plain std
valve engines. rnl. ahufliug u|ull.vs.
etc.: i.un0 feet S-tnoh pipe. md 2o-lb
rail Write ~ YOU requirements. NJ So
p ~H-. o. N'.. ' |.... F. '..'t- SO
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WANTED, BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
Ia Ansvt -rg Ads. Please Mention Tunes.


81 NOTICE
FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
SCHOOL BUILDING.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th
day OF October. 1916. a. the hour Of
10 no O'Clock "a. m. Ht the Of iCH Of he
County clerk Of oklahoma comfy, in
thr Court House IN Oklahoma city. = Id
County, the Board Of County COmmis
sioners " oklahoma COUNTY. OK q o "a.
win receive scaled bid for the con true
ton Of q school building. to he oous.uuct-
ed under the Separate s hool OF
the stat" OF oklahoma. same 10 be con-
struCtcj according to plans and sp C ii
cations now on fllc In the face 4 sad
County CLERK Uf sad County n q Q aid.
where same mas hc inspected AMI eN-
Hmiued. md that each bid must be ac-
Cump1nied by certified check 'or 0 per
cent Of such bid, and to b. flr the use
~ Oklal omN County. II such lid be &C
Ccptcd and such bidder fails o. ,efuse TO
into n contract the efor. ald civ
tond In such amount ~ may be fixed
by said Board OF County Commits 10 e =
tur the faithful Performance Of said con.
tract Fond 20 be approved by the Board
Of County Commissioners
Board r. crVcs the right TO reject any
and rll lids.
said building to he constructed and
completed to turn key job not later
than March !. 1911.
= l. SHELDON.
Chairman Roord Of County Commits ION
ers Of Oklahoma County. Okla,
VI CORNELIUS,
County H'c'k. Oklahoma County.
N"'r'Ht a~.o
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oVUTI tTTTf 10 Speak H~ere-ScotL Fer.
ii~, NkIlhoma congressman who liz In
charge ~ organization work In tho ma
tionll hea dquorters. Chicago, viii spesk
IN Okl'home city. october I The sps.k-
ing prob"b bly, win take ploce al Main
street and Broadway, IN the evening
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rrar.por,Ino Au.o.d A., :,

TRANSPORTING Alleged An inforna,,on
NJ lI,I IN county court today against
N'hh tlifll charging him with trans.
porting 1864 half pints % whisky in on
lahoml CITY ON september 20 The ~.
Ulcers seized a new model Ford In which
II Is %all"gcdl High hauled tho liluor ON
or lnlormailons filed charge charlie
,l'hlr WIN selling whisky. and with
Transporting WV"
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T"VVTTuT F'W 20 Wtd"N mnrripEc m
.'0sc WIS issued today Ia Jess White,
h'nd, 10 years old, md May Hornny. n
years Old. both of oklahoma CITY. writ
YEN consent OF the parents Of both wa,
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BUILDING MATERIALS AND
LUMBER.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time~.
NEW and used lumber, garages. poul-
try houses; all kinds fence and posts
800 s. Walker. Wal 1879.
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FOR SALE-Good homes; terms and
prices right, W. houses, co ner, fact w
cnst and south; easy terms; big te,u M
on Investments can he had on small Tat
listed with me- few choice lots for
homes price and location right, ne, III.
700 Raum Bldg.
S, H, Brown, 800 Baum Bldg,
Walnut 1913
age and city property. NJ G Becker
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
Lottery Operator Fined

Lottery Operator Fined e. O. Cole
pleaded guilty IN county court today &c
10 charge OF operating "a lottery at the
state Fair. ell was fined g 50. or twice
the amount Of money ON the bonrd. In
the operation OF the board. IL wRs al.
] grd II WAS "A game of rhpnce. Under
the law the maximum fnc can be nc
more th"n twice the noun of money
on the board.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

MAID WANTED In home. all adut,s,
nice room: permanent place Tor T'tht
partly. Wal lii1
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times. n

MRS. WATSON. M Bone Corsctlcrr
Wal. iT73. q
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NNNIIU NoNrfhI UTtl-rInFH W'W VIZ
nave had experience IN huudlnS u''ps
something new, tupid seller, tori y" ,
ttnte Oklahoma. ronm ssiun piuro7il"'"
Address R-275. care Times
WANTED stonemnson. Phone Wal 81
.I.D-u,u cu,u mutulns, nprni
turitv for advancement Wilson \ 60,
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Judge to Ell Peno District Judge Old
field went to ~ Reno today 10 call the
motion docket AZ the Canadian ant
district court. He viii return home to-
night.
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To Build Cleaning House Oscar Grace
Of a'l West California avenue Ia ibo
ilrti owner ~ . dry cleaning esta bIish.
m,nt TO apply for q building permit un.
dri the new ordinance regulating Jrv
cleaning houses. ltn was issued y" 49, W.
NIT this morning for erection OF n hrirl
and concrete building az 500 West tstii.
intnlt avenue 10 cost 500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30

Autolsts Shaken Up a car driven hy
- T. Mckee ana containing nine persons.
Rice at rhirl ySseyenth street and C1as.
SEN boulevard last night. shaking ,p IN.
passengers and h%rulslng several Mons
wls seriously hurt The autos we're bad.
IN damaged
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Evangelist at sslor-Eynngplist rul.
r,np'i VIII preach tonight at the pro.
pl's gospel mission. % South Robinaon
avenue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30

County Court Term ends-rhe anptsm.
bct term ui county court In Okilhosaa
count, viii end tonight Al cnsj -
trcd the term will be- We, down ~
nest ~
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%proVident Directors Meet Directors O,
the United lrovident association held
ilrlt regular business session nj noon
today boo the dungeon ~ the Lee. Huctjns
hotel Routine matters we're discussed
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
GEORGES marsh
COMPANY Names OFFICERS

Special TO TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. Feb H.
Second Lieutenant Earl B. Hochwalt,
C. A. c.. of Fort DUPONT. is on a
months leave OF absence, which he
is spending at his home in Eaton,
Ohio
The St. Georges Marsh Company,
at it's annual meeting this week. elect
cd the following officers: William b..
Jester. Stewart L. Beck and Edward
Webb. managers; James II. S. Gam.
treasurer
Sergeant Charles Butler. first class.
of the Hospital Corps, Fort Mott. y.
J.. has been transferred to the Post
Hospital az Fort DUPONT. TO take the
place of Sergeant August Knapp. re-
tired
Mrs George y. Bright has been con-
fined to her home with grip
Miss Eugenia Thompson. daughter
of Sergeant Thompson, and Corporal
Walter IT. White, Of the 18Th Com
pany. were married at the home Of
the brides parents on Tuesday even
ing by the Rev. O. B. Rice Those
present were: Sergeant and Mrs John
ThompsOn Mrs. James Hoover, sister
20 the bride, and James Hoover. Jr..
Miss Lucy Corbit. Miss Zitta Cook,
Mrs. William Press. Mrs. Claude
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
4 killed. 3 HURT.
WHEN Boiler blows
Goes Up Without Warning,
WreckiDg Sawmill Near
Mardella Springs
ONE WORKER
MAKES ESCAPE

SALISBURY, Nd, Feb Three
men and a boy were killed and three
others were injured near Mardella
Springs yesterday when a boiler eN-
ploded at sawmill operated by John
Hurley.
The dead arc.
William Phillips. Webb Robinson,
Charles Seabreezc and Emory COul-
bourn, a negro. All live near Mar
della.
The injured are
Bradley Seahreezc. cut and bruised
about the face and body.
stanton Evans, both legs and both
arms broken.
John Seabreeze. fractured arm.
Phillips Robinson and COulbourn
were instantly killed. Charles Sea-
breeze, son Of John Seabreeze. died
while being taken TO the hospital He
had just arrived at the mill with his
fathers lunch when the explosion oc-
cured. John Lloyd. another employe
who was working within a few feet
of the boiler. escaped uninjured
The explosion was heard for several
miles. The mill was demolished. por-
tons Of the machinery being thrown
800 feet in the air. A mule. standing
in yard some distance from the mill
was killed.
John Hurley. owner OF the mill. lef
the plant Just a few minutes previou.
| to the explosion. He was in the wood.
/ nearby and escaped injury. ALI o
the victims are married men. with tn,
exception Of the Seabreeze boy, anC
/ leave families.
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
CITY MAY REMOVE
Fourth Street HILL
Engineers Will Make Pre-
liminary Survey TO ASCer-
tain the Cost
TO PUT SUBJECT
UP TO COUNCIL

II is understood that the directors
of the street and Sewer Department
have under consideration the removal
of Fourth street hill Should this be
done il will be one of the greatest
street improvements made in the city
in recent years.
The first move to be made will be
for the city engineers TO tackle the
proposition, with the idea in view Of
reducing the grade to or per cent
between Tainall and Madison streets.
After the decision OF the engineers
is received by the department and 1t
is found that the project can be car
ried to a successful finish, draw
ings will likely be prepared and the
matter laid before City Council for
its consideration to the end that the
project may be financed.
President Sparks. Of the Street and
Sewer Department says The directors
had in mind a scheme to have two
sets of sidewalks. retaining the pres
ent ones. but probably narrowing
them. with additional sidewalks on
the new grade and with sets Of steps
/ from the lower to the upper ones
where there are houses. OF course
I this idea is tentative, and it may be
necessary to change the present idea
! but the department is anxious to dc
what it can toward relieving the OBJ
stacles TO foot and vehicular traffic
which the present hill affords.
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
If Mixed with sulphur II Dhrkens
SO Evenly that II Cannot
Re Discovered.

That beautiful, even shade of dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brewing
a mixture OF Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Your hair is your charm II makes
or mars the face When it fades.
turns gray, strcaked and looks dry.
wispy and scraggy. just an applica-
tion or two Of Sage and Sulphur en-
hances its appearance a hundredfold
Don't bother to prepare the tonic
you can get from any drug store So
cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compond." ready to use. This
can always be depended upon to bring
back the natural color thickness and
lustre of your hair and remove dand-
ruff, stop scalp itching and falling
hair
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur because il darkens SO nat
urally and evenly that nobody can
tell it has been applied. You simply
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
it and draw this through the hair,
taking one small strand AT a time: by
morning the gray hair has disappear
ed, and after another application il
becomes beautifully dark and appears
glossy, lustrOus and abundant
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ST GEORGES. Del. Feb. ia
special meeting Of the Ladies' Sewing
Circle will be held on Saturday even,
ing at the home OF Mrs. G. r. Sned-
eker.
An oyster supper will be held in
Kirkwood Hall on Friday and Satur-
day evenings. February is and 49,
Norman Stapleford will remove to
Delaware City
Mrs. t. G. Mccoy. Mrs Albert For
man and DR.. Milligan entertained
their Sunday school classes at the
manse last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. George Emmett
Wood entertained the Epworth League
members at the parsonage on Tuesday
evening.
The st. Georges Dancing Glass,
under the direction of Mrs. W. J. Arm
strong. will give a dance in the hall
ON next Monday evening. Mrs. Arm
strong will have charge Of the COM
edy Miss Ann Teek," to be given for
the benefit Of st. Pauls r. c. Church.
Mrs. William G.. Janvier is at tho
Medico-Chi Hospital, Philadelphia for
treatment
Mrs George n. Bright has been the
victim Of grip.
Evening journal., 1916-02-11

Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Rogers.
George White. brother 10 the groom
and II. c. Byrd.
Prof. c. A. McCue, Of Delaware Col
lege, will lecture on "A Trip Across
the Painted Desert" here this even
ing, under the auspices Of the Del
aware City Century Club.
A dance Will be given by the St.
Georges Dancing Glass on Monday
evening, February IA.
The comedy operetta. Miss Ann
Teek." in two acts. will be given in
the near future for the benefit of St
Pauls r. C.. Church. under the direc-
tion of Mrs. William j. Armstrong.
Provost Sergeant Harrison Baker
of Fort Mott. y. j.. has been trans
ferred 90 Fort DUPONT and Provost
Sergeant Schmidt. Of Fort DUPONT
has been transferred TO Fort Mott
y. ].
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
ODESSA HONOR PUPILS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA, Del. Feb. 11.-These pu-
pills of the public school are on the
honor roll for the month.
Tenth Grade-Oka Wallace. Mildred
Phillips, Naomi Morgan. Helen Wal
lace.
Ninth Grade-Anna Dulin, Elsie
Shipley. Emily Webb. Hilda Craig,
Dorothy Reynolds.
Seventh Grade-Mary Craig, Glenna
Long. Gladys Long. Harrison Davis.
Sixth Grade-Sarah Sacks.
Fifth Grade-Clara Thornton, Anna
Sacks.
Fourth Grade-Karl Morris, Gladys
ManlOve. Helen Muhlberger.
Third Grade-Eva Shetzler. Gladys
Muhlberger. Myrtle Morgan. William
Morris. Rachel Thornton.
Second Grade-Alice Reynolds
Frank Ferguson, William Phillips,
Donald Quigley.
First Grade-Helen Vinyard. Joseph
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
The Playhouse
Philadelphia Orchestra
(S5 Musicians)

Leopold stokowski, Conductor
Final concert. Monday evening
February IA. al SIS. symphony.
Mendelssohn. Scotch" Soloist: Lucy
Gates, soprano. Tickets. now at box
office, S5c, soc, 75c. 81. $3.50.
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
New Spring Norfolk Suits
for Boys With Two Pairs
of Lined Pants
at $500 and 5000
$3.50 NORFOLK SUITS $s

Brown or gray all-wool
cheviots and cassimeres; new
est models; two pairs Of full
lined knickers; sizes 7 to
II years.
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
PROPERTY owners
OBJECT 70 GARAGE
Say Noise in Building on
Sunday DiSturbS Their
Peace
INSPECTOR TOLD
TO ENFORCE LAW

Walter Il. Gregg and Howard john
son. Of Nos. 500 and 5O2 West Twenty
fifth street, addressed communica-
tion TO City Council last night. asking
that the public garage Of Harry Co
hen. a grocer at Twenty-ffth and Mad
ison streets. be abolished. The writ
ers intimated that unless the city
takes some action, they would seek an
injunction against the use of small
building adjoining their property by
Cohen as a garage. After hearing the
complaint, the matter was referred to
Building Inspector Anderson with in
structions to enforce the law
Tho writer's said that their proper
ties had deprecated i'm value since the
garage had been leased to Ray duBell
and others by Mr. Cohen, who had
claimed the building was to be used
by him to keep his own automobile.
Not only did they object to the odOr
OF gasoline, but the writer's claimed
that on Sundays their peace was an
noyed by hammering and tinkering OF
men on their automobiles. To cap the
climax, Mr. Gregg and Mr.. Johnson
claimed that on top of the garage were
clothes props standing high in the air
which were eye sores.
r. II. Megginson, of No. SOC West
street, sent a bill TO Council asking
the payment Of $19.S5 for damages to
his automobile sustained when he
collided with a fire rope in front of
the Foord- Massey Furniture Company
on January 8. The bill was referred
to the Street and Sewer Department
Congressman Thomas W. Miller
sent a letter stating that he had in
formed the Government Of this city's
action with relation to the citys por-
ion Of money towards the mainten-
lnce Of the local harbor.
The ordinance authorizing a bond
issue of $4,000 for a new fire and
police alarm and Improvements to
The water system was passed and re-
ferred to the Mayor The ordinance
authorizing a loan Of $4,000 to re-
tuud bonds was declared a law the
mayor having signed it.
Evening journal., 1916-02-11

Sacks. Robert Fouracre, Agnes Ennis
Primary Grade-Harry Morgan,
Charles Weist. John Wallace, Mar
gaIet Mccoy.
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NOVEL DRESS SHOWN
At WOMEN'S MEETING
One Costume Exhibited at Fed
Grated Clubs Convention
Made Up Of Squares.

VIEW YORK. May 27.-wonderfui new
dresses, from chic novelties and simple
gowns to veritablc creations. are being
made and shown. beginning today. In
the home economic division OF the
Federated women's Clubs national con-
vention here.
One of the important features of the
daily conference is the presentation OF
sugges1IBns for a sensible but becoming
and attractive dress for club members.
Mrs. w. X. James. OF ST. Joseph. Mo-.
is showing her 10000 club sisters
brand-new idea in costuming. She Is
wearing dress of her own design made
entirely of squares OF cloth. You can
use any old square you happen to have
for this costume.
Mrs. James can build the most won
derful creations out of old squares.
You use squares for the skirt ana a
square drapery for the waist-nnd more
squares for the Grecian sleeves.
The club women want to demonstrate
that II Ia not necessary to adopt uni
form. They are seeking something I'M
usual and becoming. and at the same
time economical They don't want to
look as IL they belonged to an institu-
ton.
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$500 MONTHLY!

CInciuding all interest and principally
And a small cath payment, makes you
the permanent OWNER Of one Of the
most delightful and complete 60 Q7r
little homes in the 8. Z. Price. $E,o'o
Ideally located near Lincoln Park
sarge rooms, tile bath, cellaJ under
entire house. front and back porches.
excellent construction. etc. Sample
house. l32s , ut. 3. p Open daily and
Sunday until 0 .. m. We want oil who
are renting to come out and see these
How to get there-Take Capital Traction
cars to 18th 1t. 8. E.. walk 3 squares
north: or Lincoln Park cars to 18th,
and walk south 8 squares. Representa-
tive on premises.
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HELP WANTEp--MALE

elevator operator, coll
ored; only those who are tboroughly ex-
need apply Cali at b77 18th a. N, w. be-
fore 1880 a. m. JULIUS oARFINKI.E 4 Co CO.
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court Es-
tate OF Annie l.. williams deceased. Ad-
ministration, No. 22.7o7. Application having
been made herein for the probate OF the last
will and testament Of Annie L. Williams. de-
ceased, and for letters testamentary on said
estate by A. Frances Foye, 1T IS Or
DERED this 18th day of May, A. ID. 1916.
that Annie NJ. Aston and Mrs. Ben Lewis.
1. Williams. and all unknown heirs at law
and next OF kin of said Annie l.. Williams.
in said Court on Monday the Goth day of
June, A. ID. 1916, at ten O'Clock A. M, 10
show cause why such application should not
In the Washington Law Reporter and
Washington Times once In each OF three sue
cessive weeks before the return day herein
than thirty days before said return day.
WALTER I MCCOY. Justice. (Seal) At
for the District Of Columbia: Clerk OF the
Probate Court. MARY oTooLE Attorney.