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rHos. ]. OWEN & son. AUcrIoxEERs.
TRUSTEES SIZE or VALt AELE IMPROVED
Real. Estate. CONSISTING OF TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, NO. 9is
BARRY PLACE \NETfIM EST.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. Estate CONSISTING OF TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING. NO. 9iS
BARRY PLACE NORTHWEST.
Nv virtue Of y certain deed Of trust duly
corded in I.bcr No. 3ipI. folio - ct seq, of the
luuG records "c the District Of Coluinb s and at
IL. request Of the party secured thereby. tn.
t,crSi -ued truSte" viii sell at public auction IN
front of tile premises. On Tuesday. The
TWENTY FIRST DAY or MARCH A.D. 1916
At FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the following de
~,.rii-i land and premises situate in the city OF
NpsI,.i:ton District Of Columbia and desg
IA .rd as and being the west 10 front of lot NUN
bored eighteen jlSj and the east 3 feet front of
POI numbered seventeen ~, by the depth OF 50
feet Of said lots. in Wright and coIs subdvi
sion Of part Of Mount Pleasant per plat
recorded IN BOOK Levy Court >. page p, in the
office of the surveyor for the District of Column
hia together with the improvements.
Terms of sale. pne-third Of the purchase
"a -oiay to be paid in cash. lance in two equal
!H> ailments. payable in and two years, with
interest at per centum per annum, payable
eini -annlaly. from day Of sale. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold, or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF 800
will b. required time Of sale. All convey
ancing recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser.
Terms Of sale ~ complied with within fifteen
DAYS from day OF sale. otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right resell the property at the
risk and cost OF defauting purchaser, after five
days advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington u. g.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO.,
By ANDREW PARKER, Vice President.
mig IL l4l12U Trustee.
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CALLS GERMAN APPEAL
FOR MILK DISHONEST
Lord Robert Cecil Says 1t Is Most
lnsincere Feature of Propaganda
Conducted Here by Iutons.

LONDON. March eo.-"The agitation III
America for the export of milk for babies
in Germany IS the most dishonest and
insinccrc feature uf the propaganda
which Germans h9v" conducted in your
country" said Lord Robert cecil. the
minister of war trade. in discussing with
y representative Of the Associated Tress
the charges that the British blockade
was having Il serious effect on the milk
Supply o: the central powers.
This campaign" continued Lord Fob
rrt. is all the more ineXcuSatle from The
TACT that lis sponsors arc deliberately
playing upon tine finest motives OF .
charitable people The possible distress
and suffering of babies. 40 matter what
their nationality. must 90 direct TO the
hearts of Ncrlr most generous citizens
without reference to the direction of their
Sympa thieS in this wa"
The charges Of inhumanty made
against us would lie scarcely worth men
tjomilG j: they came from purely German
sources. However. in this case. We feel
t@at We must not only defend our good
that the American people. NncSc gener-
Gus hearts lead tn"m TO contribute to
the fund being raised osted&iiiE to sup
ply German babies with milk. Ought to
he protected from such an imposition.
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Cattle Taken From France.

In the occupied area Of northern
France, there were half 4 million cat
tie at the time of the arrival of the
German armies. Hardly one is left. and
today Mr.. Hoovers commission is send
ing into that district 100000 tins Of
the thousands of French babies whose
sources of supply has been taken from
them by the Germans. This milk is
being paid for by French money. With
out this fund and the work of a neutral
commission these French babies would
be dying of starvation today.
Belgium had 100000 cattle. We
know that practically half of these
have gone to Germany.
These facts throw a curious light
indeed on German solicitude for the
lives of the infants in the territories
they have occupied. How many cattle
are there in Germany" | am Informed
through sources of unimpeachable We
racIty and expert knowledge that the
Germans have been most Jealous in the
maintenance of their original capital
Of cattle to such all extent that prob
ably less. rather than more. milk cows
have been slaughtered during the war
than in normal times. \ pamphlet is
sued in America by the citizens com
mittee for food shipments states with
out giving figures. that Germany i'm
ported some condensed milk in normal
years.
Deficiency in Imports Made Up.
If the deficiency in imported milk
has not been made up it is not our
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ADAM \. wEscrilEE, ACCr1oNEEK.
TEr- SIZES SALE oF TWO STORY AM
BASEMENT EEltk DWELLING. Know,
AS Hot 81 No. 1322 STREET NORTH

TETSrEES' SALE oF \ TWO STORY AND
EASEMENT EEltK DWELLING KNOWN
AS HOUSE No. 132. STREET NORTH
WEST
nd.r and by virtue Of Il certain deed Of
trust recorded in lIbrr No. :.G.s. folio 3O7 81
seq. Of th- land record, OF the District OF
Columbia. and at the request of The party Sc
cured thereby. We. ia" under-irncd trustees
will Offer Tor sale at public auction. in front OF
THIRD DAY OF MARCH A. D. glG AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all thar parcel of Land
situate and being in the city Of Washington in
the District Of columbia. and described as lot
numbered soTty-eight t4si in Diller r. Cror' :
subdivision Of lots IN squire 23S. - per plat
recorded in Book 4. l. IL. puge 2SG in the
surveyors Office for said District. together with
all the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sal.. one. third 81 The rurcIta 10
money to 10 paid in cash ayd the balance in
equal iuSta ailments in and two veal
from Ia, ~ > Of sale. with Interest az the raro
of per cent per arnum. yabls. Seini-a unraI Nv
md the deferred payments 20 be secured 6v
. brit deed OF trust On the property sold Or
all cash az the option OF the purchaser A de-
posit % 500 viii b. required % jhr purchaser
al the time OF ia" acceptance Of the bid All
cow. yanCiuG. examination Of fitlp. rccor,Iiu.
notary fees and revenue stamps ~ the cost ~
the purchaser. The terms Of sale are 10 he.
complied with within fifteen days from the
right resell said property at the risk and
cost Of the defaultinZ purchaser, after az least
I'VE day. advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper publ shed N the District Of Columbia
CHAPLIN BROWN. Trustee
No. 323 John Marshall place NV
HENRY II. BERGMANN Trustee
No. 81 Tth ST. NV
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Torpedo Theory Still Held.

THE HAGUE via London. March 20
The belief stin prevails in official circles
that . torpedo sam, the steamer Tuhan-
tia. This belief is held not only on ac-
count Of the sworn testimony of eye
witnesses vino are not laymen, but
trained ship officers. but also because
the spot where the shin is said to have
been hit-two meters below the water
line-is considered as being too low a
depth for floating mine, and too heavy
for an anchored mine TO stake.
The ntmation by a German newspaper
that the sinking was done by British
submarine with the purpose of embroil-
ing Holland and Germany is ridculed
here as being beyond the range OF pos
shilty.
Ii is hoped that from the investigation
by divers the true cause OF the sinking
of the steamer will be established.
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Canning Industry to Boom.

All available lands about cities, fac
tory sites and elsewhere will be put
into vegetables and properly cultivat-
ed. The superintendent of gardening
is communicating with the various
economic war organizations to induce
them to look after supplies of manure
for the armies of volunteer gardeners
thus to be called into the field; the
waste from slauGhterhouses and cold
storage plants, and the sWecpingS from
the streets are to be turned over to
them al "A very low cost.
Not only viii vegetables be grown in
greater quantities than ever before:
but the preserving of them will be on
a larger scale than ever known. The
ffty-tWo canning and preserving fac
tories AT Brunswick tthe center of the
Industry put up about 200, 900, 900 cans
OF vegetables from last years crop as
compared with 7o.000,000 cans for 1914.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE lMPRoh -
REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS 100 J. ~

cHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
''-' R RE- H. ESrATE, Knows As lse5 I'm
STREET NOETiIW Est AND l2lI NfLik
STREET NORTHEAST.
IN virtue OF !. dccrcc in the Supreme Court %
the District Of Columbia. in the case OF io.I'e
Cursor Jones ct al Arnold Lofty ct al
Equity No 332sG, VIII sell at pnt. auction IT., =
THIHTY FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1916. AT
rom o.ri.0ck Pm. the following described
lands and premises. situate IN the city OF WASH
ington. District of Columbia. improved by prem
ises number .
16o, 17,h STREET NORTHWEST.
namely ''all that certain piece or purcell OF 'ahh
and premises situate and being IN the CIV OF
Washington. District Of columbia, and known
and Distinguished the plat or plan OF said
city ~ lot numbered twenty five t21i OF the SUP
division of john Il. 'rurtOn executors aud others
Of square numbered one hundred and seventy
nine ,I7si being same lot described in decd re
corded I.iher No. sos. folio 1858 ct seq land
records District OF Columbia.
And thereafter ON THE SAME DAY. AT
FoUR-THIRTY PM, ! will offer for sale at
lowing described lands and premises, improved
by premises number
1917 wYLIE STREET NoRIHEAST.
namely "sIl that certain piece or parcel or
ground situate and being in the city OF Wash
ington. District OF Columbia and known and
distinguished as and being lot numbered fifty
(5O, in the Washington Brick Machine Com
pany's subdivision Of square numbered ten nun
bred and three lo03i, as per plat recorded In
Liber No. 10, folio 100. OF the records Of the
surveyors Office Of the District Of Columbia
Terms One-thrd Of the purchase money, re-
spectivcly. to be paid in cash and the balance
in two equal installments, payable In one ana
two years from the day Of sale, with Interest at
the rate Of per centum per annun, payable
semi-annually, deferred payments to be secured
by first deeds of trust the property so sold,
or all cash. at the option Of the respective pur-
chaser purchasers, A deposit of 500 viii be
required OF the purchaser of and on each prop
erty sold a the time Of the acceptance Of the
bid. All cUnveyancng, eIaInina tion OF title. re
cording. notary fees and revenue stamps al costs
of respective purchasers. Terms OF each sale
TO be complied with in fifteen days from day Of
sale otherwise the undersigned reserves the
right 10 resell such property at the risk and
cost Of such respective defsulting purchaser or
purchasers. after at least hye days advertise
Inent Of such resale in some newspaper published
in the District OF Columbia.
CHARLES S. SHREVE Trustee.
1908 18th ST. NV.
RICHARDSON & SHREVE, Attorneys.
Fendali building, city.
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BRITISH PLAN NEW TAXES.
Certain Imports and Amusements on
List Of Probable Sources.

LONDON, March Ca considera BILE
increase in taxation VIII be proposed in
the budget statement early next month
according to the Daily News.
The News expresses the belief that
the income tax and taxes on spirits
sugar and tea viii be Increased and
that new duties are likely to be levied
on imported watches, clocks, hats,
plateglass and automobile tires.
Among other possibilities, the CORE
spondent adds are increases in postal
charges and 10 per cent tax on min
ing royalties. There is also every indi-
cation, he concludes, of a new tax on
theaters and other amusements, race
meets and foot ball games.
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ADAM a. wEscHLER, AUcTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE or THE GOODS. CHAT
IEi.S. GOOD WILL AND BUSINESS OF
TIE IMPERIAL BILLIARD PARLOR.'
LOCATED on THE SECOND FLOOR or
WEST.
rs virtue OF certain chsttel deed Of trust.
duly recorded IN LIber No. 3I6S at folio 3ls ct
500. Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia. and a. the request % the party secured
thereby The undersigned trustees will sell by
public auction, within The above premises. on
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY SECOND DAY
OF MARCH. AID. 1915 AT HALF PAST Ten
rnents OF trade mentioned in schedule '.B." at
iached To said trust. and including > Brunswick
Bake CDllendsr Poor Tables and . Billiard Ia
bles Balls. Cues, Racks and Covers. Cigar Case
Chairs. Tables. Electric Fans. Rubber Mating
Time Clock. Cuspidors, etc. together with good
VIII Of said business
Terms-Ca,h-
WILLIAM s. CULBERTSON.
WILLIAM II. BOYD,
nhi6-dSdbs eXSu Trustees.
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FIT TURE DAYS.
rHos. J. OWEN & son, AUcr1oNEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-STOEY BRICK
SHOP on 3U-FoOT ALLEY GREENS
COURT BETWEEN 18th AND 18th.
MASS. AVE. AND l. STREET NV.
~ virtue Of an order Of the supreme Court
Of The District OF Columbia. holding bank
ruutcy court in John j. Nolan and Walter
D. Nolan. Bankruptcy. No. 1917. ! will sell at
public auction. In front of the premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY SECOND DAY
OF MARCH, 1916. AT FoUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
T. NJ. part of lot ~. in square 2il, said part
Of lot fronting 3o-foot alley and containing
$50 square feet of ground.
Terms Of sale. Sold subject TO prior deed
Of trust for $500. bearing interest at So. and
due May II. 1918. and the amount OF purchase
price over and above said trust to be paid in
cash. 500 deposit required upon acceptance
Of bid. Sale be closed within Is days or the
trustees may readvcrtise and resell the property
AZ the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser,
after I'VE days advertisement of such resale
published in some newspaper Of Washington,
D. {. -
J. DAWSON WILLIAMS.
JAMES VI. PROCTOR. Trustee.
Real Estate Trust bldg,
Attorney for Trustee.
mh1J Is %. 81 81
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Escaped Prisoners to Get Reward.

ccrrespordcncr Of the Associated rrrs,.
FARIS, February S-Thc wiuislr-
Of war has announced that French
soldiers taken prisoner by the cucmy
and who have subsequently escaped
shall he recoInpensed in the largest
measure possible for their courage and
attachment to their country
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Resigns From Russian Ministry

LONDON, March 2o.-An imperial
ukase announces the resignation of
Alexi Khvostoff, Russian minister of
the interior, according to a Reuter- dis
patch from Petroerad. Premier Sturmer
is assigned the portfolio adds the dis
patch, assuming its duties in addition
to those of the premiership.
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rHcs ! OWEN 4 SOY. ArcrIoNnEEs.
TRUSTEES SALE nI' two. STORY EEIcE
RESIDENCE No. 1911 ~ STREET


TRUSTEES SALE 81 TWO STORY ErICE
RESIDENCE No. 1871 a STREET
NORTHEAST.
Iy virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly re-
coi,tcd in Libor :,'ihi. ~ folio I'll on" os Inc
lnui records FOR tie iiiS;-r; ri C"g;nhia ana =
TIL request or the party secured thereby W.. tie
Undersigned trustees. will sill pulli,. aucj io,
in front If The Pre- misses On FRIDAY. THE
Z TWENTY -FoI H'rH DAY OF MARCH. 1916 AT
IuI-I: b'Cf.p.'k PM. the folluWin deScrt l..,i
land and premises. situate IN TIA" city 81 WASH
iu-ton. District Of Columbia. known and dis in
SuI>Ied AMI being lot urIs.i,-rcd nifty I'VE -,
In John e d rl.lna mas subiiy .son uS lots il,
squarc hundred and seventy CIu7ui. aS pnr
plat recorded iu Rnpk 81; page 30, Of thu records
or the surveyors office Tor said District together
v III, tide improvements thereon.
sold subject prior decd Of trust Tor
8 20. further particulars o. which VIII h..
stated sale. Terms. All oycr and above sa q
prior iucumbraLcy :" bo paid 10 cash A depo,it
q <-OJ rrq';ircd Tim" "l sale Convey anrin.y
eos; 81 nUrei'as"r. Terms to br complied win
within fifteen DAY from day Of sale 9th. nv -.
III. trustees VIII resell the property at risk and
COS; Of drfdultir@ purchaser.
RICHARD l.. FARO, Trustee
HERBERT Il GILL. Trustee.
a
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ROBERT T.. BRADLEY,
GEORGE HENDERSON.
Ti!0S. ]. 0WET < son. AucTIoNEEEs.
II-STEES' SALE or TWO FRAME RES
lnENCE%. NoS. sos A%b 1910 list
s:'t.EI"T \pHTIIV-EST

TI:I STEtS SALE or TWO FRAME RES
InE%CES sos. iSUs A,,b 1910 Hist
STREET NnI;TlIW EST
!;N virtue % Il certain deed Of trust. duly re
corded i'll /, Der BIS. At folio l:t2, of the
and records Of the District of Columbia. and a:
he -" "a, 81 of the party secured thereby. We.
HE undersigned trustees. will sell a; public
al,cti ION. il from; Of The premises. on FRIDAY,
me TWENTY FOURTH DAY or MARCH.
1916 Al FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. tn" following
described land ana premises. Siuat" in The
County of Washington. District Of Columbia
known and dis ingu.snct RS lois numbered TWEEN
IT, four 60 aud tvrutr-fv" 90 in block nun
inrrd four til. in Edward T.. Hurkct's subdivi
son Of parts Of tine tracts OF land known as
Friendship and Mt. airy" Is per plat re
cor,iod in tounty look 3 page 14i of The records
Of The "tc,. Of tlr Surveyor Of the District of
Columbia said beck being now also known as
square 1856 either with the improvements
thereon.
Terms: oue-,hi!d OF the purchase money to he
;,lid in cash. the balance in equal iaStallmcn :
y, ono end Two y'rrs from day of sale. with IN
trre>t at six per cent. Payai[ semi annually.
ald secured Oh the property /Ii. or all cash. ut
purchasers option. 4 d' /S.t of 500 each
lot required At tim" Of ral". tnnvcyancnG and
rCye..us. stamps at - of purchaser. Terms 20
IL, complied with within fifteen days from day
,f sale. otherwise .hc trIsicss will resell the
property st risk and roSt Of deiauliing purchaser.
RlCIIAED +. FARO, Trustee.
HERBERT y. GILL. Trustee.
rnhii-dGfs. rISu
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Decorated by German Emperor.

BERLIN. March 20, by wireless to
Sayville, n. f.-Emperor William has
bestowed the Order Pour lie Merite on
Capt. Haupt and First Lieut. Brander of
the gath Brandenburg Infantry ReSi-
ment. who were the FIST to enter Fort
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Germans Still Accuse British.

BERLIN. March 90. by wireless to
Sayvi!le, y G-"The Cologne Nolks
Zeitung reports that several credible
witnesses stated that shortly before
and after the sinking of the Dutch
steamship Tubantia British subma-
rine was observed near Noordhinder
lightship,' says the Overseas News
Agency. There is good reason to be-
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BOWLING 4 Co, AUCrIoNEERs.

ADAINISr RATIOS SALE OF LOTS AND
FRAME DWELLING on MURDOCH MILL.
ROAD NORTHWEST. NEAR TENLEY-
TOWN.
y, virtue Of an order Of The SgpreIne Court Of
N" District Of Columbia. holding a Probate.
Court. n re- estate 81 Benlamin W. kidwen
deceased adm. No 1883 viii sell al public
suction. IN front 81 the premises on rHI-Rs
DAY MARCH THIRTY. 1918. Al HALF
PAST FOUR PM. the following parcels Of
r'al estate. on" after the other: Item | !.
Lots 70 .. both inclusive. in square. 1888 ur-
improve For cash free Of incunIbrs nc.>
Item Lot L., in square 1855. improved b,
fran" dwelling or cash subject 10 buildina.
association trust which balance due April
1876. $ISJ. interest. 81 therefrom; arrears So III
,!rtc Sii9 Of said
In each ease t"nNcyancing. recording and
stamps at cost Of purchaser. $50 d.
post ac"eptauC" Of bid. Terms 10 CON
piled wiki within 20 days Of ratiffca ton Of sak.
10y the court. otherwise administrative reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk ard
s"si Of the dcfaultins purchaser, after > days
adj ertise INT Mt IN THE new sgaprr.
y MARTHA X. DUEHRING,
ADM sistratrix, University Park, ID. e.
mil dts ASu
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AUCTION SALES.
rios ! OWEN K son. AUCTIONEERS.
TRt SIZES SALE OF VALUABLE TWo-SToRf
BRICK DWELLING, 40. 1919 GEORGIA

TRUSTEES SALE OF NALI ABit IWo.SToRi
RRICK DWELLING, No. 1919 GEORGIA
AVENUE NV.
Ey yirtn. Of certain drcd Of trust duly
recorded in Liver No. 33ns fo" - ct SEQ: 81
the Hand records "f IT." District OF '"luria.
AMI u; the request Of the nart! secured thereby.
tho undersigned trustees viii sell At public
aur;i ion in front cf tuc premises. on MONDAY.
THE TWENTY SIN ENTH DAY or MARCH.
4 u. 1915. At Eoi'E O'CLOCK PM. th" FOL
lowing. -dc~crii,.d land and premises situate IN
the. county Of Washington. District Of columbia.
and designated rs and h"inC lot numbered j,
of H. l.. Salisbury subdivision in Sqnar" No. -
Of Tctworth. recorded in took 81. I'aC" ~. i'll
the rf,ir.. of m" surveyor Of the district of TO
Iunlia. Said suriarc designated on tn" ia
books of til" District Of columbia as square
No. 3G21
Terms - SALE: 5000 Il 6. remain on
said property FOR fhrr' YEAR AMI tn" purchase
,ricc over nd am"uni +" l." raid in cash. or
all cash. at the "Iti"n 90 the purchaser. y de
,"~ii "f 500 4, ~ "" r.uuir"h 1T lin" Of sale.
Al convey anriu:-. recording. etc. st cost of
purchaser. 1'rnt~ of al" i" h. complied With
within - dHr.. rrrsi LA Of ~Hl". "ih"rwi>" tn"
trustees tr>'~v. ti.'. r.ghi &" resell tho property
the risk ami eos ui H"fa"lliue purchaser
after FIVE days advert i>'m",t Of >uc resale in
son.r newspaper PJh>lirh in Washington. u. {.
i!EEIE l.. THORNTON.
-. II. ROLAND DRCI;i.
~ IrnSf
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IL; HORIZON

ADAM y WEs;II...: ACcri"NEEE.
-hancerv sale OF Valuable Prop
crty. Beirg Houses No. 1920
18th Street Northwest. No. 1915
Woodley Road Northwest, and
Lots ! and / i'll Worthington 5
Subdivision oil Friendship ct al,
Containing About One-fourth
OF an Acre, and Known as Par
eel 1924 on the Military Road.
~ y.rt;c Of decree, Of The Supreme Court
# til" District Of columbia in equity ranss'
10 $500 We viii sell at auction on II rs
DAY MARCH TWENrY-FIRST. 1915. AT
FGIE PM. lot no. in square l23i, i'm
proved Iy lors. 1879 :;5Jh street northwest, and
"N THE SAME DAY, At FuUE-THIRTY Pm
lrt -. 1.oc; :" in Hca!Is suhdll ision Of FhIr-
yicv Heights. improved by lnusr ISL, Wood!"Y
road northwest AND on THE SAME DAY.
VI FIVE PM. lots 2 and !. IN Warrington :
sabiiyi siou Of lot ~. in Friendship 81 al. as
i.r plat liz i:uok 1860. page 49,. Of tho District
u COLIN bia land records. containing 2.-l"p
acres and situate. On the Military road and
.thprU IL. known i9rcc! lt-.l.
Terms uU"-;hird cash and the balance in
Nn ttIuai ms llmr!.;s in ONE and two years.
with " vr cent interest. or all cash. Terms
10 rc complied with in fifteen days All ad-
5HstunatS IL dat Of transfer of deed. All con
s.ryauri;Ig. nntuTy fees and revenue stamps at
MICHAEL J. CoLBERT. Trustee.
southern Building
innll .d&Su&ds W, ,dward Building.
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ADAM \. wEscnLfE. AucTlo>EEE

TtHaT IsTaTF T ITNI JIItIVTE'-.
JAMES VI. PROCTOR. Attorney for Trustee
mil i-d&ds. exSu
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If the deficiency i'll imported milk
has not been made up it is not our
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-08-17

London, (Special)-Queen Alexan-
dra still remains the most popular
member Of the royal family of Eng
land, although she will celebrate her
seventy-third birthday next December,
and if King Edward had been alive
last March the two would have cele-
brated the fifty-third anniversary of
their marriage. Alexandra takes the
utmost pride in her personal appear
ance, and at distance she gives more
the impression of being unaffected by
time than does Queen Mary. Nobody
thinks of calling the widow queen the
queen mother" or the "dowager
queen" She objects to being desig-
mated by either of these titles in print,
yet no familiar use of them by the
press would lead her friends to adopt
them in speaking of her. They don't
fit. She doesn't take life so serious
ly as Queen Mary, does not and never
has attempted to interfere in politics,
and devotes herself now as always
with studious care to the art of being
agreeable and useful to charity and
other good work.
The London public has been treated
to so many alag days" on behalf OF
war charities that national enthus-
iasm in support of street solicitations
has oozed out and there was consid-
cradle misgiving a few weeks ago
when the time arrived for the annual