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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-28

Dreams and visions have preceded
everything in this world that man has
wrought into concrete form. There
fore do not despise to dream, and do
not be ashamed Of your visions.
This was the message brought to his
audience last evening at the Rock Is
land chautauqua by the inimitable BY
ron ". King OF Pittsburgh. DR. Gus
tav Andreen. president Of Augu%ana
college. presented him The doctor
disparaged introductions generally,
saying he had never had more pleasure
and satisfaction in platform work
than when lectuTing abroad, where in
Productions are not common Never
theless. he felt il was due to DR.. King
to tell something Of the work he has
done in correction of faults of speech.
Many successful public speakers of
today have passed through his hands
and DR. Andreen read a few verses OF
gratitude from one of them.
We are all dreamers. Or. King said.
Without dreams life would sink 10 the
level OF the brutes. In fact. dreams
are the stuff that man is made of.
The realities of life. the accomplish
ments of every line of human endeayor
are bat dreams which have taken con-
crete form.
Dreams Make the Man.
81 stand here looking at you," said
the speaker but I do not see you.
You think you see me, but you do not.
| cannot see you and you cannot see
me till we know each other. How tall
are you? How wide? How much do
you weigh? Your real dimensions are
measured not by physical lines, but
by the heighth and breadth and weight
OF our dreams"
Dr. King said he would not trade
places with any man alive. He would
not exchange even with Rockefeller.
4 have got more out of Standard Oil
than Rockefeller ever did" said he.
Then he explained that it was by the
light Of an oil lamp that he studied as
a youth and a young man and in that
period the books that he read gave him
experiences, thrills and other Sensa-
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Sibirien; $4,000 Wart fir bi. Rotb.
leibenosn in Siiprsubsn; $4,000 Warl
fir bas amerisaniids Soipital IN
Wiin9en; 25,000 Mart fir bic am:.
riean Rsliefs@sieai9aft in Berlin
YctIdafter 9srnrb, @oriibsr); 400.
600 Diart fir bic 0euii6ipebr unh
ben Silfsfonbs in DsutibIanb; 200.
600 Mart fir Seiterrsids sllnsarn;
10000 Mart fir bic 9iirtsi uur
$4,000 Mart fir gulearien. Cine.
pDn Or. gllbert Sernbeim In qlnrss
suns sebra9te 6rase Der 9lusriiituua
unb entIeuoung elmer 9ilfsFGrpeoi-
tion BON @erSten BON philadelphia OH;
na6 9suiidlnnb reIp. Oeiterreid'
llnsnrn, ipurbe BON bsm 9aidr Dor
itanbe iebr siinitis aufsenOmmen unS
pirb nod nd9er in Grlpdguns gesos
gen tperoen.
probleme Der 9unbess
& m miifion. Wie aus @aIbinss
ton ssmelbet fpirbo, iinb ieitsns Der
3piidsnitaatliden 9ertsbr saommiis
Iion braitii6e Reilerunesn sur geHes
runs bes dmeritdnif6en 9ransportips
items in gurbereituns. Die aOmmiIs
iipn III babel, cine neue SSrndiratens
Sirutiur dussuarbtitsn, nm cine frsis
ere gsnssung bes setpaltiseu Srddts
poIumens su erm0sliden, ipel6ss ben
nit ben &iiiten parallel lauienosn
9abulinien baourd 5ufdllt, bab INNER
mebr 5abr5euss. fpelfs bisber In Der
&iiiienitiifdbrt 8eripsnbuna fdnben,
gu ben bsrJsitigen boben 5rodtrutbsu
lobnenbsre 9efddftisuns i'm S5ean'
frahtseifGft finben. Die 4ufgaben
Der 9ommiiIion nebmen berart Su, bab
fout BEN qlane bes SsnatssSanbelss
nusiduiies bic WlitslisbI6aft Der
aommiIion bon iisbsn auf neun err
b1bt frerbsn ica. Oas piirbe bi.
pon brsi llntsrabtbeiIuHgen
bon je brei Miiglisbern erm6sliden,
unb piirben jebsr bsrielbsn befono.re
9tufgdben susepisfen psrbsn.
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ant tptis. aIs Mabraeiten ber 1a ao.

anb tpeiB, ais @abrseiaen Der 13 ao-
Ionien. Mdn bate ba5u bic rotbe eng
lif1e slaeee obne bas Sreus burf
lpsibs lpagre6te Strsifen in 13 abs
lpehIslnS rptbe unb ipeibe Streifen &c.
fbeilt.
NR bieier Jlagas 1purbe nun INNER
ipieber 9srumsebeiisrt, bis man I6lieB-
lih bas blaue 5elb in Die obere gds
isbfe nit 13 lpeibsn Sternen, fir je-
ben Stdat elm Stsrn. Oieie Slogss
ipuros am IA. SUM- 1777 bonn &pn=
sreb fsierli6 als dlages Der 8ereinig.
ten Staaten anertannt. Die 13 Sternt
itanben onfanss i'm areiIs, Bis iie mil
Der 3sit bic jeBige 9lnoronuns erbiel-
ten. bic .es erm0gli9t, jeoem neu bin
Sutretsnben Staate einen eieenel
Stern gu ssbsn. Die 3abl Der Sterne
Seist Iomit bic 3dbl Der Sunoesitaaten
an. Die 13 ipasrehten Streifen bal
man na1 einem glbdnberungsperiude,
fir ieben Staat einen Streifen ein3lis
Ieben, nobel man ss 1912 auf 20
Streifen bra6te, i'm Sabre 1916 ipie=
Der einsefiibrt. 90 1T bic 5lasse ieBt,
nit 13 abipe6Ielnb rotben uno tpeiben
StrsiFsn unb sinsm ipsiben Stsrn fir
isSsn Staat I'M blausn 5eIbe.
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phiIabslpktas @.af

pbilabelpbtas @,a6s
etHe MillipR Wdrt. Cine
Wiuion Wort, bas pprlGufige Reinsrs
gebnib bes srobsn gafars. ipeldsr in
pbiIabelpbia pDm "a. s9lpril Biz J..
Wdi fir bic Sritgsnotblsibenben Der
3entralmdchte in Der GonpeHtionsbaIe
abgebal!eH ipurbs, lpirb su glei6tn
5eilen on bic 3eniroIiielIen Der
Deutl9pebr unb bes SiIfsfonbs in
Oeuti9lanb bon bem 8afurs8oritanb
burh ben Sdubmciitsr, 6srrn aouis
Waper, telesrapbii6 iiberlpieien ipers
ben. Die 9eiammteinnabmen bss 8as
iars baben iid big iebi, einfdlisBIih
elmer Rn6feier, auf $215, 400, bic
4usgaben auf $24, 500 geitslli, bod
bRrftea iih bic einnabmen nod bSbsr
ftsllen, ba nod perithiebene tuertbuols
9egenftdnbe Dorbanpen iinb, beren
@erduberung einen ndmbdften grtras
ergeben biirfte. 2dut geidluB bes
0oritanbes ipirb bic @ertheifung Der
einen Mi[lion Warf in nd6iiebenber
Weife srfolgsn: 100, 900 Ufnrf fir bic
notblsieenben .beutiHen u7b 0itsrreis
9ij6sansarif&en Rriesspddnssntn IN
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LIIi1lIi1llIInIliilIililII'

fdnbsn tales WaFer t1intsn. nod
iiseHb Gin robes SbIt eTen. meber
Eriihss 5leif1. mod 6iibnsr. Bon
17s piunb fiel id auf 118 ,unb muir.
be 10 fhipat seitipeilis. baB ih BIN.
H.l. sd besanu 2pbia Q. pinibams
Beestable COMPOUND einsunebmen
nnb se9r Sage fpdter tornte ich sTen
une mein Wasen erIitt teinen S4az
ben. S6 babe bic Mebisin ieitber
itfts sinsenommeu unb i1 fiible ipie
nelieeboren. Sh ipiege iest 127
qfuue, 10 bab Sie feben tpnnen, mas
% fir mid f9ou -setban bat. Wein
Gaite fast, Sbre Mebisin babe msin
1eben serett.i.A -aJrau s.. g. Bar.
lon, 1924 giS a. Ctr, Columbus,
Ohic.
apbia 6. gtnfbam's @.aetable
COMPOUND entbdIt eben bic arGfte
bon Durseln unb ardutern, nel4e
nctbpeubis finb, bic 9eiunbbeit unb
&ruft Der sei9tpGhten Oreane bsS
&Orpers ipiebsr beraufteIlen. Das III
ss. fuarum Jrau garlom, sine droe
nifHe Rranfe, 10 pollfdnbig ipieber
beraeitellt fpurbe.
gs sablt iib fir on ireenb etuer
ipeibliten 3runtheit leibenben Grais
en- aus, borauf gu bcIteben, 2pbia 6.
Nnfbam's @esetdble COMPOUND an
6dnt au baben.
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9it 6ti6idtt bs stern.nbauntrs

Der IA. Suni 1T foeenannter iSIass
gentag. b. 3. bic erIte 2lnertenrluna
elmer beitimmtsn @eiammtfIagge Der
@ereinisten Staatsn bur6 ben 3pns
sreb gsihab an ienem Sage in 1777,
bic Jlasse nit 13 fpasre9ten abtpe6z
ielnb rotben unb lpeiben Streifen uno
13 peiben Sternen i'm blauen sseloe,
als guHbesSeiten Der 13 staatsn.
Natiirli1 bate man idon pprber,
Defenders mad ausbru6 bss 9sfreis
unssirieses, 6Iussen. untsr bsnsn
man Ing Gelb 8Os, aber bon elmer ein>
heitli6en Glasge Der Stuaten, bic emit
bic alien engliiben aolcnien bilbeten.
mar allenege niht Die Rebe. 2lls
eisentIide semeiniame JIagse t5nnte
b0diteHs bic eHgliihe selten, bic DON
Der Resieruns Der &plonien ssfiibrt
ipurbe. Mud cine iol6e NatiunatfIags
&c ipurpe bonn Purlument erit i'm Sab
re 170s sinssfiibrt. Sas mar Der Jog.
runion Sad, anfangs auh rEiHss
GoIOrs" ober .9reat unipn" gebeiben.
Dieie Jlasee bilbete ei1le &reinigung
Der ihottiihen unb britiiden alsese:
bes fpeiben &reuses bes beiIigen' glns
brsas i'm blauen Jelbe unb bes rotben
Sreusss bes beiIigen 8eorg i'm tpeiben
TeIbe. Sds mar cine Der groben I1as
ten, auf bic Der ielbitgefdQise Stuart
Satob l. nidt penig ftols mar. Dteie
DerihiepeHen areuSe in ben Wappen
Der 6riitli6en 80lter jener 3eit
itammtsn iibrisens aus benz WitteIaIs
ter, aus Der 3sit Des- erften &reussu>
sss, ND papft Urban II. ben perfdie.
bensn ins beilise 9anb tpalIfabrtenSen
@Dltsrn 5ur llntetideibung Oerfti.z
benfurbise 8reu5e autbeilte.
4ber 3siten uno WfeHI6.n dubern
fiG. Was emit ben Stel3 Der 9Dlter
ausmatts, bas errests auf siHlnal qns
fob. llilb gang gebDrisen Gnftob nab
men bic 9uritdner an Dem. urfpriInss
fih ia ,atbOliihen, areu5 in Der Sl1sz
&c. Sic paren auf lire Trommigtett
niht minoer itol5 als ibre altporbern,
iis aossn bic 9ibel in Der 2infer. Das
S6psrt in Der gfebten in bi. SdIa6t,
ubsr bas Srsus in Der JIaass errests
ibren srimmigen 3orn. Sm Sabre
1885 peiasrtsn fi1 bic sruppen in
MaFadafetts, inter bieier SABINE ins
Telb gu 5iebeH, uno man pubte fd
niht anbera gu belfen, als bab man
bas &reus .peglieb. Wie bic SABINE
bann ausia6, III nidt ii6erlisfert, anein
sirs lleie fslagas erIfeirt na6 benz
Sabre 1852. nit einem 6idten6uum,
bon ben 3et6en, bas ii6 auf ben i'm
iens 3sit aus Der 1852 sesriinbsten
goitpHer. Daiinae berporsesaHseHeu
Gsloitiiden befanb.
Dod CAB es BEL Iusbru9 Der Repoz
luton Der 8slonten feline alien ges
msiHfams llagae.e Sier unb ba benuss !
te munaDis engliife 5anosIsfldsge, in
Der man bas &reus bur6 ben yi6tsnz |
baum I'M fneifen Selbe erieBte nit BEN |
WabHprli6: .4n qppeal 10 Sedbsr".
ein Ruf stim 6immel. ginige Der iiib>
IiteB Stnaten sfiihtten bic beriibmts
alnpperfalanssnflugge nit bemWablz
iprp4a Dent treab on Ms', Riibrs
mid niht an!im peiBen ober setben
Seioe. ~ M
Grit i'm September 1775 erf6eint
i'm. Siibsn bic erite eigentbiimfids
arnsritaitifde Slosss, blau nit einem
ipeiben 6clbmonb unb oem Wablz
fpruf, r5rsibeit o6sr Iob". e.....
Gm 1, Sanuar 1776 flatterte iiber
ggafbnaions 6auptauartier au gam>
bridge, WaF.. gum srftenmal bic JIagi
% NIT % StrsifsH. abns9isIHb roth
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ipeins ilnb eeftes ben pabrbaft "a.
tauiiden SAB Der Sran5oien gegen
uns 70 pie id, 10 ipiiroe ibnen Der
&ebeniaft ipie ygdbrenb 9rahengift'
in Den @eoGrmen brennen.
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Geutidler 9siouier.ge

Tte U,iiaiieber obieru Bereins itnb tiermii
frenn5lidff eriuhi, benz 2ei6enbeahnenih oes
ON 0. Hunt 1919 bcrfiorbenen gioniers q. g.
Shpaeble beuie 9dhmifiaa I'M 2:i5 BON
1rauerbaHfe, 1opnibip apeuue, gus refi sabI.
reid beisunotren.
Otto anneI grdi.
Gonr. araeer, Seir. II
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hi i.jI Sajrtl N sellslI
Columbus. pbio. sd 4atte
beinats berapeftIt. Sd mar it3s

|So1re trdnf an
rpeiblibsn 9eiben
u n b Rerboiitlt.
SD bate Stmers
|5en an meiner
|rehten Settle uno
fonnte nj i9t 9
|Seu. obne mel
n E m W agen
|S4aben susufii>
|sen. Sd ionnte
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@ereins.gn5eisen.
.Sermea6 2Ndnner6or.

SsesiaIber'nmmIirra am geittpe6. ben H.
SAINT. abenbs HenH ubr. i'm Denii6en aint
fhr uue, bic rat gleoeIaub sum Sdneerfeii
ecben.
il Ssrmanr RoeppeI, praHseut.
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gcrlanat - @lamnlidl.

Sdder. cfenleufe, BeHnIeuie uHb GebilfeH.
sdh8utraaer: Dlutb'S Ndderei, III Mt.
moHb etrnbe. fO,il,12
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w,ad, uurt freis gftt an geIp.

iIibem S9r bic neue uonntltbe 9rdmie slraa
Ten. nHb untniLsS LsSoIiee uno bic iiir5IiH cDpus
riehteb ssCpiion gebensoeriideraiiassE Eolice
ftaif nnsaeoeben tptrh. Biz psbenes. Strontsrt,
.4no inidnsa nsaerii6srnna nnsiieHf gitrniiibe
riferie fiir 2ente. bic lire Belt tbeiIfpeiff
s fpibmen lpolen. eebrer onaefteli pdbreab
Der 6erien. grfobrnre nitt notbis. Rsfs,
abreiiire: 1eaItb nno afrbsnt 9epf. Tne
goluHbia pite Jnfnrance gpnpaHb. Come
Eifiee, Cincinnati, q.
9dder nIa brittle eanb: 1caarbcii. gu. 80
3eroiirceu elbenne, qnforia. ar. -
Bd6er els quite sipeiis scnb. BiB &so6ile
nbsnue. Drrtont ~. xesnrbeit, -
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9n permietGen 3iimmer.

5fpet 3immet. elBpif Gde gDabe intb
vuiier Strabs, Tel gIaf 10 6. ii-i5'
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Bu permisihen-Glats.

ct Houts GIGt, mpbern, 3immrf. 2
Stod, / ober exirn 8iririrr I'M 81 eioc
No on nniser'hb ass. LIP
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9n perfnnfcn - Sdnier.
eteeHtbuW, mn etHfn gGbInt absufalic.
ben. .>Hillia. ipenH baIb berialft 1907
paeniutr Ctr. ii.i2'
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gu serfaniem--MObsIu.

bnbf6e acknowledgements
garior.Gdrnitiir aus bruiIem g3nlnnbbpIs.
etide. sin1sufrnsen TOO %. 0. Gtrase. l..
efod. bes
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
coMMtss1oNERs NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Dssrics q Columbia. 4prii o. iss.-Noics 10
hereby given that IN accordance with the provisions
OF an item authorizing changes in the permanent
system of highways coutxined In d, c. Appopris-
ticn Act fos the hsch year endet June 80 isls
Public Act No. E5 approved March 4, lsl3. the
Commissioners u the District Of Columbia will give
public hearing in the Board Room q said Oon-
nissioners on MONDAY, Apil q. 1915, at 10
O'Clock q. m. 70 all parties INTERESTED or owning
land In OF adjacent 10 the subdivision Of Glendsle
lying east Of Bennint and approximately bounded
b. Fouysecond street fffttth street Blsine street
and Foote street northeast A plan Of the proposed
changes In highsays within the above hrsits Will
be displsysd and tine Commissioners viii ccssioer
any suggestion protest concerning the changes As
shown on the above mentioned plan. OLIVER p
NEWMAN, LOUIS BROwNBOw, CHARLES W.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
EMPIRE SCHEDULE
NEARLY COMPLETED
Stronses. Teams in the City Booked
for Games with the North
a.st Taam

The Empire A. c. has nearly COM
pleted It's schedule for this season and
among the teams booked are the strong
est nine in this vicinity.
Teams desiring games on the open dates
address Frank r. Heise. manager, 81
+ street northeast
The schedule follows. April 16, U. s.
s, MAyflower: April 2s. Lincoln A. CT;
April 90. Cardinals, Alexandria. Va. May
a. open; May IA, lexsndria County A. c..
at Clarendon May 20, Stanton A. c.;
May q. solkon A. c.. May Is, Eagles, at
Alexandra, Va; May 30, open; June 4,
Fort Hunt, at Fort Hunt. Va; June II,
Virginia. at Alexandria, Va; June is,
Alexandria County A. c.; June 25. open;
July 2, Fort Hunt, at Fort Hunt, Va,
July l. open; July 9. Brookland A. c.. at
Brookland;' July Is Cardinals; July "a,
open; July 90 Mohawk A. c.; August 8.
owlngs A. c.. at owings. Md; August
g. Eagles; August 13, Virginia A. c.
The Empire A. @. will hold a practice
game Wednesday at Fifth street and
Florida avenue northeast, All players
are requested 10 report.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
0URYEA STABLES
ARRIVE In AMERICA
String of Thoroushbreds Which Are
to Be Slid at Auction Land
in Good Condition.

New York. April li-yThe thorough
breds OF II. b. Duryea, thirty-three In
number, which are to be sold at auction
next month, arrived aboard the Mon
golia from London today. 2.
There are seventeen yearlings. thirteen
2-year-olds, and three older horses In
the consignment, but Durbar 2nd, the
Derby winner. was not among them.
Peter Fleming, who brought the lot over.
explained that Durham And cannot be
taken from France Just now, because Of
conditions resulting from the war.
Every one of the arrivals is in great
condition. The older horses have had
some racing experience in England. The
others come direct from Gazan, In Nor
msndie. Some OF the most famous sires
and dams In the world are represented
by the incoming lot, which will be placed
on sale by the Powers-H Hunter Company
at Belmont Park on May n,
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
Rations for Two.

winnipeg, April Icy" Mcdonald,
recent sparring victim for sam" Lang
ford, Is soldier without a uniform.
"Cys" main difficulty is that he is
broader than he is long, and the tailor Of
the One Hundred and Eighty-fourth
Battalion, with which he is endisted, has
no uniform that could possibly cover all
his rotuhd frame. Rush orders have
been sent to ottawa for the biggest
around" uniform they have. II they
can't 1T "Cy'' he may have to go to war
in overalls. Disguised as a son of toll
he might get by, but II would probably
offend his sensibilities to be taken for a
common laborer.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
The Federal A. O. Organizes.

The Federal A. C., consisting of play
ers Of the Trinity team and other strong
independent teams last year, have or
ganized for the coming season and would
ike to hear from all strong uniformed
teams In and around Washington An
important meeting IL to be held at Cleo
Homers house Thursday night at 7:3C
o'clock. All candidates are requested to
be present Manager z. CAN'T will re-
ceive ell challenges. Phone West l73l, or
write to 1926 Wisconsin avenue north
west.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
Umpires Meet Sunday.
rENPfN TEAMS.

Toledo, April 11.-American Association
umpires are to receive final instructions
for the 1916 season at meeting to be
held here next Sunday, according to
word from President Chivington late last
night, who has notified the arbiters to
report in Toledo on that date, The
urnpires will be entertained at a BAN
uuet at the close of the session. and
will remain over for the civic celebra-
ton welcoming back the association op
the following night, the day before the
opening of the season.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
Next OlYmpiad in 1920.

Paris, April u.-Baron Pierre de Cou-
berstin,. president Of the International
Olympic Games Committee, says that no
Olympic games will be held during the
present year or while the war lasted.
Though there viii be no Olympic games
in 1915 or during the war, said the baron,
preparations for the games in 1870 are
being made so far as possible
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
Jennings Wanted Clarence Walker.

Kansas City. April u.-Manager Jen-
nings, of Detroit, was greatly disappoint-
ed because he did not get Outfielder
Walker from the Browns before the Red
Sox signed him. Had the Tigers secured
Walker, Jennings would have used him
in the left field, vice veach, whenever a
troublesome left-hander opposed, using
Kavanaugh in right.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
Douglass for President.

Reading, Pa, April 1l.-w. H. Douglass
OF Harrisburg, may be elected president
Of the new Pennsyivania State League
at a meeting to be held shortly in that
city. He Is said to have the indorse-
ment Of President John K. Tener Of the
National League, which has applied for
organized protection. Abraham Rosen-
bluth Of New York, president pro tenn,
Will not be q candidate for the place
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
APPROPRIATE FLORAL TOKENS
Artistic-sxTressive-ineTpe
Prompt auto delivery SsrTics.
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1914 F 81.
DIED.

UlEQ.
BUECELER-on tuesday, April p, 1915
at $50 D. m, at George WsshIngton
Hospital CLARA CUMBERLAND
BUECHLER, wife OF F. A. Buechler.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ROCKETT-Suddenly, on Saturday
morning, April y 1915 at his resi-
dence, Tlso Eighth street northwest
WILLIAM CROCKETT, beloved hus.
band of Alice Crockett
Funeral from Gslbrsith A. NJ e.
Church, Wednesday, April IL at
D. m. Relatives and friends invited to
attend. Remains resting at Nc.
CURES funeral perlors Eighth street
and Florida avenue northwest
CRAId-On Monday, April 10 lsi6, al the
home OF his dsuEhter, Mrs. II. Q,
Chamberlain. OF Indiana polls Ind,
JOHN w. CRAIG, sr., late Of Detroit,
Mich.
Funeral services viii be conducted AZ
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs P. n Me-
Chesney, sos street northeast Wed.
nesday, April IL, at 3;30 p. m, rsla-
p ! tlves and friends .invtted 70 attend.
Interment private
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
weiser Off for New London.

Shamokin, Pa. April Hilary weiser;
late Of the Phillies. and Anthony Mar
hefka, who returned from Hot Springs,
Ark, last week, where he trained with
the Pittsburgh National League club. de-
parted for New London. Conn.,, last night
to play with that city In the Eastern
Association
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
ADAM A. WESHIER. GU6noNEER

TRUSTEES SALE. wHITEHAvEN, ST. PHILIP
md Jacob Land By virtue Of deed Of trust
recorded in liber No. S4. fol sl ct SEQ. of the
land records Of the District q Columbia and
at the request q the parties secured thereby. the
undersigned tTustses viii ssH at public Surtion.
on the prvmises on SATURDAY, APRIL Is Isl1 Al
O'Clock p. m, the following described land ana
premises In the District Of Columbia and dss7ie-
Cd a. follows: An the lots in blocks 100 and lCi
In the Washington City Ralty Company sub.
division Of land Known At whitehsVen And st.
Philip and Jacob. a per plat IN Hber e folio y,
Of the record Of the Office of surveyor o. the Dis
trct a Oo}umbls; excepting from sid ssls the
Villa site and lots 6. q = Il Is n and is
block lH2, and lots q. Il. 1 %. 2 and = in
block Zoo
Terms Of sale cash and deposit of $50 required
at time of sale. Terms Of sale 70 be oSnpted
with within ten days from date q sale Trustses
reserve the nght to resell the Property at the
risk and cost OF defAulting purchaser terms o.
sale not complied with. SAM T DORSETT.
W. A FENDER, trustees.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-12
THos. ). OWEN a SON, Ipetioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
BUILDING Lots FRONTING ABOUT II31l
FEET on THE EAST SIDE OF CONNECT
SUUT Cut AVENUE AND ABouT g rEET
ING ABOUT Ao0 SQUARE FEET OF
fsk0uNDs ALSO TfIIRTeEN Z NfMPROSED
LOIS SITUATE IN CHEVY CHASE GROVE
~ C.. LOCATED ON MORRISON STREET
BROAD BRANCH ROAD. MCKINLEY AND
THIRTY SECOND STREETS.
BY virtue Of eight certain deeds a trnst duly
recorded among the land recurds o the District of
Columbia In Hbrr 90. folio 80 e So. Llber sss4
folio y ct sea. Lib-T ISL folio 4s5 Il ssq: LibeT
1854. folio iu ct ssq.: Liber sii folio 10 ct seq.
LAber Ms, folio i2 ct So: LibeT 5sr folio . e
SEQ, and DbeT S52 folio Is e. So respectively
and at the request of the parties ssrured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction
within the office o. Tho-. J. Owen A Son. Izq c.
street northwest. Washington. ID. c. on IT, ESDAY
THE 18th DAY OF APRIL 1876 at ! O'Clock
p. m. the following described land and premises
situate in the District q Columbia 10 Wit: All Of
lot l and all Of lot ? eKcert the north u feet
by full defSh OF ssid lot . all in square Isse in
the Subdivision Of Conpecticgt Avenue rrrrace a.
the same is recorted In the orioe ef the surveyor
Of the District Of Columbia IN COUNTY BooS 2,
Iage g: lots s. g. and Z. IN square Isas; lot Is in
SQUARE 1895 lot B. In sanAre 1895: lot z In SQUARE
1896; lut Z, in square 3oi4 lOts n e and n in
square M; lots y. 2. and ., In square aa, in
Fulton r. Gordon's Subdivision q pzr o. 4
trsc Of land called Chevy Chase Grove" Re
survey On New Seat" ''fGlr" and "FellOxrhip %
said subdivision 10 recorded in the otlce Of the
surveyor Of the District o. Columbia in Book a
page 2.
Terms q sale: 0pe-third Of the purchase money
to be Isid IN cash. balance In two equal install
meuts payable in one and two yearS with tnteTsst
at 8 per csntum pr annun, payable ssni annually,
frum day Of al. secured by deed q trust upon the
property sold. or all cash, At the option q the
purchaser. A deposit oC 500 On each parcel VIII b
required At time q sale. Al conEeyHncng record
ing, etc, At cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale to
be complied with within hfteen days from day OF
sale otherwise the trustees resrTTe the night re
sell the pruperty At the rk and of defGultfng
purchaser. Hfter five days advertisement Of such
resale in sOne nsWspSpeE pubdshed in washingtOn.
ID. c.
X. d. GORDON
ROBERT L HEATER
Trustees under Aforementioned deed of trust
H. d. GORDON
Trustee under last seven deeds o. trusL
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