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The day book., 1916-09-25
PRESERVING THE WREcKAGE

PRESERVING TIE WRECkAGE
Bobby came home in bad shape
one day with his face bruised and
battered and two of his front teeth
missing. Upon cross-examinatfon
he admitted that he had been in
volved in a physical difficulty with
another boy, who had apparently
held his own well.
''Now, Bobby" his mother said. 'I
told you not to fight, but you have
been at it again and have lost two of
your teeth"
"Aw, no, I didn't lose 'em," said
Bobby cheerfully. I've got 'em both
in my pocket. Ladies' Home Jour
nal
The day book., 1916-09-25
PREPARING THEM

A young man, an only son, married
again his parents wishes. After
ward, in telling friend how to break
the news to them, he said:
start off by telling them that
am dead and then gently work up to
the climax"
The day book., 1916-09-25
GOT THE WRONG ONE

MAY see Lieut.. Barker, please?"
she asked at the hospital. She was
very pretty.
eve don't allow any one but rela-
tiVes to see the patients. Are you a
member of his family?" asked the
matron.
''Why, yes" she answered blush
ingly. Then boldly, ''Why, am his
sister"
ooh, really" answered the matrOn.
81 am so glad to meet you. I am the
Heutenant's mother" Ladies' Hone
Journal.
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FAIR ENOUGH

'You are the fourth tramp who
has come here begging today" said
the lady of the house, "and Pm all
out of patience. ~.
'Tm all out o. vittles myself" re-
piled the tramp. Couldn't we make
a trade?"-N. 7. World.
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REAR ADMIRAL FOX'S
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Retired Naval officer win Be
Buried In Arlington Cemetery
With Military Honors.

Funeral services for Rear Admiral
Charles Eben Fox, u. s. N. retired.
who died Saturday. will be held at the
residence. 1857 N street northwest, to-
morrow Mt o'clock. Interment will be
made In Arlington with full military
honors.
Admiral Fox, who was sixty-fIve
years old, died suddenly of heart dis
was the son OF Surg. Gen. John Law
renee Fox. and a grandson OF Commo-
dore Charles Morris
Born In Chelsea, Mase., In 1851. he was
graduated from the Naval Academy In
1872, and wnp detailed for duty with
the Asiatic squadron as aide to Rear
Admiral T. A. Jenkins. Shortly after
that he served with Admiral David Por-
ter. In 1884 he married Nellie Beck
with. OF washington. and in 1886 was
assigned to the Iroquois, on which ship
he served until 1889. For the next four
years he was stationed at the Naval
Observatory. He was raised to the
rank of Rear Admiral September 16,
1910. and was. retired, upon his own APP
plication. In August OF 1911
The deceased was a member of the
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF
Honor and of the Army and Navy Club
OF this city. Members of the Loyal Lee
gion will attend the funeral.
His widow and two sons survive him.
The elder son, Edward Beckwith Fox,
who Is an electrical engineer living In
Hartford. Conn.,, will come on for the
funeral. The younger son. Lieut.. John
Lawrence Fox. Is with the, battleship
Michigan, now at Panama, and will be
unable TO arrive.
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Deaths.

c...,,-. m ty.,, a. .--- ,s.n 4.
avsn,,s nor,hws, years. "'O eonnecueut
e,snuo III q. -,
An mn A. e. .n Sn iGrr " years. Home for
m ZIG H9eu anu UNI -
Rachel L. Aoreland' ss years Chevy Chase
c,,c,S' .y,. r., - 49,. g..
ce soISss Hnm rrOl ao.n years United states
D.i 1ua .V"so .ivsp'eA..,, 49,. O.,
De esrs Ho% S HO,S S,esIa United States Sol
., n1'h9 a.osp''as' - -,
Nn nnT,Sw. =; Farror' p" years. S'' street
~. v" - 49, =, 49,. - --.,
Peter BRADY, IS Years. oeTnm ss sOI Wosn,ts
~ ~ 80. - years S0Nei"'eht hospith
Emile NH ' Pioa nsan AZ y.ar. s,b,.v uo.D,,,,
Ea,,.c - =. S.o,Sy HT.PlIai
-f Hospi,al frAnN' % years. ruoercuiosiS
tro...I xA....a .. 49, -,
msnt Hosn,,sI n sor sSe 1n.op wears aoVern-
Carl Holman "a yearS. WaIter Read Hos.
uS.,.L ~ t.L . .oa, =, -. .
northwest. Ae' 'e1's' 'OEo IL street
49,, ~ Er.a,.o,, "a 49,. Sh...S 49,,
MSry shannon n % vssra ssi mOte
e,.s.,,H ,,assh..ss 'N'' 80 E~"s"e""sS'U
Henry N smith wears. ia.s N .,rest
northsaEt $500 avs s"'e'
James r. Collins. year. lsl7 rhirty-thIrd
William p Il. cSrisman. 81 years 1886 -Four.
and hair Street southws.t 80" 'ou'
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LEGAL NOTICES
Conrad n. syme, james FrRneIs
Smith AtformeWa

~ THE sIiPREME COURT or THE DIS.
IRlCT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A
ns ana ssDsiSn u ,i T.; opsnns WIDEN
100. and Sll4, In the district Of Columbia
District Court, No. i,ei.-Notice IL hereby
OF Columbia. pursuant 70 the provisions Of
oection lsos TO section ZOOS |. inclusive. OF
the code Of law for the District OF Columbia,
nave Med petition In this court praying
the condemnation OF the land necessary for
the opening. widening. and extension OF alleys
Clifton street. Fourteenth strest west, and
Fifteenth street west; square a0f5. bounded by
lamont street. Kenyon street. wsrder street.
and Park place. and square 31ll. bounded by
U street north, Thomas street. First street
west. and Second street west, In the District Of
Win the SAID on ps1 q %se lsd
praying also that Jury OF i've Judicious.
disiEterested men. not related to any person
service or employment OF the District or Cos
lumbia or OF the United States be summoned
Of Columbia 10 assess the DAMAGES each
owner OF land to be taken may sustain by
reason OF the opening, extension and widen-
OF the land necessary for the purposes there
OF. and to assess benefits resulting there
the ,ss q
upon each lot or part OF lot or parcel OF land
I'm the square or block in which said alley
and widened. and upon each lot. part Of LOT
or parcel OF ground I'm the squares or blocks
confronting the Enid square. Which VIII Dc
benefited by said opening. extension, and
widening. In the proportion that the said
jury may ind said lots. parts Of lots. or par
cells OF land will be benefited as provided for
In and by the aforesaid code OF law.
IL is. by the Court. this 18th lay OF Janu-
airy. A. ID. 1916. ORDERED. That all persons
having any interest In these proceedings be.
and they are hereby. warned and command
ed to appear In this Court on or before the
18th day OF February, A. ID. 1915. at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, and continue In attendance
until the Court shall have made its ANAL or
der ratifyinE and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment. OF benefits of
the Jury to be empaneled and sworn herein:
and Il Il further ORDERED. That copy OF
this notice and order be published twice n
week for three successive weeks In the WASH
inRton Evening Star, The Washington Times.
and the Washington Herald. newspapers pubs
lished in the said District. commencing a.
least twenty days before the said 18th day OF
February, A. ID. 1915. u 10 further Or
<DERED, That copy OF this notice and or
der be served by the United states marshal.
or his deputies, upon each OF the owners Of
the Zee OF the land to be condemned herein
as may be found by the said marshal, or his
deputies, within the District OF Columbia.
before the said 18Th day Of February. a. ID.
1915, BY the Court y. L. SIDDONS. Justice.
(seal.) A true copy=Ts.s; J; =. YOUNG:
Clerk BY +. 4. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant
Clerk.
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Conrad II. syme, James Francis
smith. Attorneys.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRIcT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING a
DISTRICT CoURT.-In re: Condemnation OF
s ana Of ~ aieys IN squares ioss ana is In the
District OF Columbia. district Court. No.
lsss.ENotice Is hereby given 1nfI me Com a-
suant TO the provisions OF section l6os TO Sec
ton 1908 |. inclusive. OF the code Of law for
ton in this Court praying the condemnation
OF the land necessary for the opening. widen
Ing and extension Of alleys In SQUARE loIS'
Fourteenth street east, and Warren street.
and square 1858, bounded by Duncan street.
ns.see avenue in the District OF Columbia
as shown on a plat or map iiledSwith the Eaid
petition. as part thereof; ana praying also
men, not related TO any person Interested In
these proceedings and not In the service or
tha iInited states be summoned by the Gnited
states marshal for the District OF Columbia
TO assess the damages each owner OF land TO
ing extension, and widening uf the said
alieys and the condemnation OF the land rec
essary for the pSrPos .n9 tnesso and 70 as
lire amount OF said damages, including the
expenses OF these proceedings, upon each lot
or Mock in which said alley or minor street
Ia 10 be opened. extended and widened. and
upon each lot. part OF lot, or parcel OF ground
square which Will be benefited by said OPEN
ing extension. and widening In the propor-
lion that the said jury may Ind said lots.
narts OF lots or parcels OF land viii be benz
efited as provided for In and by the afors-
SaIa ~ HouI by the Court. this 2sth day OF Jan.
rary. A. ID. 1916, ORDERED. That ally per-
sons having any Interest In these proceedings
he and they are hereby, warned and COM
handed to appear in this Court on or before
tho s5th day Of February. A. ID. 1916. at ten
o'clock A. NJ. and continue in attendance
until the Court shall have made Its Anal Or
der ratifying and confirming the award OF
damages aud the assessment OF benefits OF
the Jury 10 be empaneled and sworn herein.
and il Is further ORDERED, That n copy OF
This notice and order be published twice "A
week for three successive weeks In the
Washin Aon Evening star. the Washington
posi-. al The Washington Timeh. newspa-
pers published In the said District. commerce.
ing al least twenty days before the said 18th
day OF February. A. ID. 1915. II 10 further
ORDERED, That n copy OF this notice and
order be served by the United States marshal
or his deputies upon each 81 the oWaeTs n
the fee OF the land 20 he condemned hsren
as may be found by the said marshal or hts
deputies, within the District 90 ColumbIs
before the said 18th dav Of February. A. u.
1915 By the Court. r. T.. SInDONS. Justice
lseAh. true eopy5Isst; >: y. YOUNG.
Clerk
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Some Large Tree!

.WAYNESBORO, Pa, Feb. A.-More
than ten cordS OF frewood has been cut
from an elm tree. found by its rings to
be 800 years old. felled at Prices Church
last OF n dozen elms that were old
trees when the 7churrh was butlt in 100
The tree was rs feet high and feet, :
inches in diameter.
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Vital Records
Births.

Charles W. and Katherine Z. Smith, boy.
samuel and Fanny Labowitz, hoy.
William J. and Alice Mould, girl.
Albert J. and Edith l.. Gleason, boy.
Aubrey w. and Helen Il. Edwards, boy
Claude e. and Frances A. DePuy, girl.
Giovanni aud Donata Brienaa, girl.
Harry and Gesine Boate, girl
John Il. and Nellie c. Cole, girl.
Franklin II. and Katherine f. Fedon. girl.
william T. and Florence c. Free, boy.
George A. and Emma l.. Jueneman, boy.
William w. and Margaret c. Roberts girl.
William b. and Katie Sebastian, Hirl.
Conrad N and Mar@r.t cbsns rSsk x,r 9Oy'
John and Berthe Combs girl
John and Harriet Dyson, girl
Percy and Mary Brown. boy.
John J. and Saille Weltron, boy.
Norris and Sarah Harris, boy.
Paul Z. and George Harris. girl.
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Marriage Licenses.

Walter A. Silver and Susan A, baldwin.
Frank v. Keerans. Greenville. Va, and
Villa D. Demastues, Greenville.
Andrew Jay Baer. Denver, COL, and Narer
Josephine Hamilton.
Michael Caporletti and Rosina d. Toto.
Henry Cooper. Potomac, Nd, and BERTHA
Shields, Potomac.
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the following opportunities may
cation to 800
TTED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BL&wrFree board. lodging and wash
'D--Per day. PH-Per hour. BAL
furnished house. gafdoh. fuel ana mill.
90. Tr. Adv.-Transportation may %
Understood that all OPPORTUNITIES are Of
RED a. soon as possible.
TRADES.
Georgia.
He-15i2. Chatham Co. An experienced lead
burner desired. who understands the manu-
facture OF sulphurc acid. Any nationality.
Married preferred. ti2s Pm. no ~. CSual
hours. ln
Indiana.
s7e-ii55. Marion 20. Wanted % married or
Men % furnish tool. {. u; 4 3: piece
Pennsylvania.
M6--e2. Philadelphia 90. Wanted 100 weavers
for carpet. rug. blanket. cloth, etc. ANY
Nla-sis Pw). TT. adv. IL in groups. q hrs
COMMON LABOR.
Pennsylvania.
e9i-Si. Fayette Co. Wanted: 80 men for
mining coal and 10 coke oven men. Any
nationality except colored and Italians. Sin.
gle men. I'D hrs. PD. Coke drawers tl.io
carr; pick mining IN headings 6Sc per car;
machine le1ding IN rooms sc per car; ma
~. chine leading in headline: soc per car; :.
single men for coal mining. Polish. Scotch,
swedish or American. sc per ton and vsuai
yardags rates. No. Tr. For mining soft
coils. westmoreiand Co, wanted: 100 ma
chine leaders in . 10 a. coal. and 800 pick
.aSs eS,i.h %.qrss cr s sn
Gle. No. TT. 10 hrs. PD. Machine leaders
paid toc per ton; pick miners II and &c
s7s-iSso. Armstrong Co wanted: 20 yars
iaborers for unloading cars OF brick, Sand.
etc. at 1Sc PHI: % men for loading steel
PH car n.S ana nseSnls, eS nsh, ~or a i
PHI. Men with families desired. y TT. adv.
and deducted. Hungarinns and AustrianN.
s7s"isis A"o PS Sls SSs e. wsntse two
s,riisTs. Polish and Hum. risn. rs nscss.
sny. 10y hr - pb See; .1sss p married OF
s7s-isOs Carbon Co. Wanted u laborsrs TO
load rock siavish or Russian. single pre-
isrred; TT. adv. and deducted. hrs Pp.
South Dakota.
se-tT. Butte Co. Wanted: 20 laborers
ueamstersl at s1.1 PD; 30 laborers icon.
.ss,ss, SIS PD 20 neOr'rs sOrcinsry, a
gle. No TT. Tents and hunks will be fur
nished but bedding will not, Work VIII
in harvest neids after completion. Wanted
" SETTLERS.
Virginia.
s7o-Se25. Sussex Co. For rent. Farm to Be
worked on shares. No capital required; !
good mules furnished. good land. team and
farming implements furnished. sufficient
feed TO run one year. Must have expert
ence growing peanuts and able 20 Tlanag
single man desired
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Miss Marjorie Page.

Funeral services for Miss Marjorie
Page. daughter of Gen. and Mrs. John
III. Page. who died last Monday, at Port
land, Ore, will be held at the Fort
Myer chapel tomorrow at 10 o'clock. In
terment In Arlington.
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IL TIN OF AVAlLABLE OPPORTUNITIES

III l. II itN Nj ~ NIL
Detailed information eonce,nin
be secured free Of charge upon apo
BUREAU OF IMPORTATION, U
OF LABOR, Sol
KEY TO APPROPRIATIONS USED.
ing. PM--Per month. PW-per week.
Eree board and lodging. HoF&M-Un
Es-EngIish speaking. Exp-Experien
Unless otherwise stated, il viii be
. permanent nature. ana the help Il Dc
FARM LABORER APPLI-
CATIONS.
Georgia.
siO-7oi7. Decatur Co. 100 negro farm labor
ers for tobacco culture In Connecticut. Mar
s. e. 'n 4 sdy or sSa Ss ss asss
PD. exp, sz.z PD. HQ&F. Wives TO cook
and do laundry work for laborers. Same
wages for single. with lodging. Wanted
April I.
Maryland.
s7o-3a67. Prince George Co. One Single man
(not over n years odd for general farm
work. German, American or English. 2
cows. Es necessary. Green Will %. TT.
adv. from Baltimore. Green fl5 PM: exp.
SIS Pm year Ground BLAw.
s7o-iei2. Howard CO. one married man for
ordinary farm work. swede, German, Irish
children not objectionable. Tr. adv, and
deducted t25 Pm. house, garden. fuel and
milk: Wanted March J.
general farm work. Amy Es. cows. Exp
TT. adv. and deducted. SIS Pm year around.
Virginia.
To-t0ss. SUSSEX Co. One married man with
family for all kinds Of work on stock farm
Any Es. TT. adv. and deducted. u PD
winter. tl.25 PD summer, H0F&M.
U0-bes2. King George Co. One married man
With family for general farm work. Prefer
FOREIGNER. cows. EXP. ,i5 Pm. BAL, viii
DOMESTICS.
District Of Columbia.
s67-21ss. Washington, ID. e. A young woman
70 assist with household management and
Married. Ssidr No children Hny Ts,1
No Pm. lodging optional. Usual hours.
Maryland.
sIo-t37s. Montgomery CO. One domestic de-
sired. Amy white Es. SO Pm. Home
Pennsylvania.
Ss7-211o. Northampton Co. one single wo.
man 81 10 IS yrs) for general housework.
ss7-sotS. Philadelphia Co. ono middie-as ed
woman for general housework. cook WISH
and iron. Any white-Protestant. As NV.
refined gentle working houseksepsrs IL
Virginia.
wI-is7i. Dinwiddie Co. One chlld's nurse
wanted. Any Els. Single. a PW. Good
home. so TT. adv. and deducted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pennsylvania.
Ns-ss. Allegheny Co. Wanted: One male
stenographer with at least two years ex-
perience at t56-ts5 Pm: one cost clerk,
comptometer operator. good Denman. at te5-
SIS Pm; one assistant shipping clerk AT 500
SO Pm. and one typist. no knowiedge OF
stenography necessary, At S0-e60 PM.
American-born. except Hebrews Married
or single. hrs. PD.
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Charles Lawrence Gurley.

Funeral services for Charles Lawrence
Gurley. for seventeen years clerk in
the ad1utant generals office, who died
yesterday, at the George Washington
Hospital were at Glenwood Cemetery
today
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James 8. Raeburn.

Funeral services for James 8. Rae
burn. who died Saturday at West Falls
Church, will be held at the chapel OF
Joseph +. Burch. Tuesday, at 2 O'Clock.
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Funerals
Mrs. Clara Carlson Anderson.

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Carl
son Anderson. who died yesterday at the
Emergency Hospital, aged fifty-eight,
were held at Lees undertaking parlors
today.
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DEATHS

CHAsE-oh saturday, February 4, 1915. al
800 y. M. MARY J. CHASE mother Of
asoshier Of The late Dennis and Johanna
Kenealy.
Funeral from her late renldence. q r
sa,s hertneast TUESDAY, Feorvary %:
Church. where requiem mass will be Offer
I'd. IEterment a. Mt. oilvet Cemetery.
DoRsEY-At clifton. va. Saturday, rehru-
arZ ~. ieis. Mrs Low. AYRE boRsny.
wife Of r. y. Dorsey.
Funeral service a. Chiffon. Tuesday. Fob
rnary 1s 1919. AZ II a. m.
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iN MEM0RIAM

DESIRE to thank my many friend. and
especially those In the Treasury Depart
inent. for their kind deeds and words OF
sympathy In the death OF my wife, which
occurred on the 9Th Instant
O. II. HENDERsoN.s>s
WEAvER--In sad but loving -emembrance
Of our dear son, RICHARD n. WEAVER,
who departed this life thirteen years ago
today. February H. 1900.
God. thirteen long years arc today
Called our darling from earth away
10 land Of bliss. 20 land Of rest,
10 land OF eternal happiness.
Sleep on, dear Richard, I'LL the Anal day
When all the mists have cleared away;
Wen meet you there yes. one and all,
To help YOU crown Him Lord OF all.
Gone. but not forgotten.
BY his loving MOTHER and FATHER:
.Setic. 70. I'M. column are accepted at 9,
tee does not exceed ten linHa. And 10 cents
for each line in srcens on tent
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FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR sAI.E-le0-acre farm, Fairfax Co., Va,
improved BY new bungalow. fences. etc.
Money rent In excess OF per cent on pur-
chase price, A splendid Investment 800.
spring, stable. etc.I miles from city. near
maeadam road. ideal little farm. t.500
New S-foom house hot water heat. beth.
good location. school. store. church. etc..
MCLEAN. Va, a bargain al g. 80
II. c. MACKALL.
metropolitan Bank BulldinG.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

EIGHT HORSES AND MARES; I MULES;
must sell Tor the want Of use. Rear 80
Pa. ave. n. W.
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SETTLERS.
VIRGINIA.

sTo-Ses3. Sussex Co. For rent Farm to Be
worked on shares. No capital required;
farming implements furnished. sufficient
feed 10 run one year. Must have expert
ence growing peanuts. and able 70 T1anage
Single man desired
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MISS CARR M ,a y iSs T Hour.
Building. nth and q N. w. NJ. 7i8.
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MISS BESSIE MAYSggssf Z ana 3
Treatments. to2 Kenois Bulldog. Hours, io.s.

PEARL e. HOOD, Chiropodist.
Manicuring Taught,
Main 1906. 921 + n. N. w.
MISS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., So.
Treatment. 400 O st.. OPP. L. s. Pension on.
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MRS. ORA L. FIELD MAasAsE AND
Treatment: face and scalp. Here for short
time only. a6 N. W.. and floor.
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MISS WELLS E n.a,sS.,Ss s snS seaiD 2
T. sss O 81. N. w. Apartment .. third floor.
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49,: AI,eshsny co; wanted; one male
perience at t6b-Ss5 Pm: one cost clerk
comptometer operator. good Denman. at te5-
so Pm. and one typtst. no knowledge OF
stenography necessary, At 50-e6O pm.
American-born. except Hebrews. Married
or single. 3 hrs. PD.
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MISS JAMERoN. manicurist and chiropody;
hours 10 a. m. TO p. m. INA New York
ave. N. W., second floor. IL
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PERSONALS

MARILDA WILLIAM. Manicuring. sham
pooling, scalp treatment; 10 to I. Apart.
q. The Caroline. zoo 18th ct. ". w. ~. GEO.
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MISS CAIN Numbering I,s and "a Scalp yrs1s
Apart !. Phone Main 7is5. u
CcAGE--scIENT SWEDISH
NlrtOOfASL Scalp Treatment, Me-
chan0-Therapy, Ostoopathy; appointment at
NINE. DOLORES J. RoBINsoN-sclentin
mnsBeuBe: scalp, boiy, facial; respiration:
manieuring. Ph. NJ 2sS2-J $50 Sth st. s. w.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-27

Cove, Mich. Of her husband a former
dean OF the lazy school at Washington
university Miss Elizabeth H. Black,
cousin Of Mrs. Curtis, is Of the cpin-
ion. however, that the body will be
taken TO ST. Louis, the old home OF
the Curtis family, for burial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-27

his car had been stolen from where
he had left it parked at Fleetwood
avenue and Harvey street he tele-
phoned the automobile club, asking
the organization TO cooperate in
helping recover the machine,
S. Z. Smyth told him that the club
was busy enough trying to recover
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-27

members cars without giving atten-
ton to those owned by nonmembers.
Mr. MART Immediately signed an APP
plication for membership. Now hun
dreds of reward circulars are on their
way to the police authorities in the
towns and cities Of this section OF the
country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-27

mel b. w. Jewell elected to tie office.
The directors expressed deep regret
in accepting Mr.. Dietz' resignation.
Mr.. Dietz resigned because of the
pressure of other business duties.
The directors voted donation of
$3.50 to the George Washington high
way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-27
STOLEN CAR RESULTS IN NEW
MEMBER FOR THE AUTO CLUB

B. f. Marti lost his automobile and
the Omaha Automobile club gained a
new member.
When Mr.. Marti discovered that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-27
NO WORD OF FUNERAL OF
THE lATF WI ! lam CURTIS

No further word has been received
from Mrs William Curtis. formerly
Janet Monroe Wallace, since the telc
gram announcing the death at Pier
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-27
GOULD DIETz RESIGNS AS
TREASURER OF AUTO CLUB

At a meeting Of the board OF di-
rectors Of the Omaha Automobile
club the resignation Of Gould Dietz
as treasurer was accepted, and Colo