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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-02
AN ORDINANCE

Prohibiting the exhibition OF. The.
atrical Performances, Shows.
Carnivals, Street Fairs, Circuses
and Other Amusements Within
the Corporate Limits of the Town
Rosedale, Mississippi. Without
First Obtaining A License. and
Providing for the Issuance OF
Licenses.
Section 1. Re it ordained bv the
Mayor and Town Council OF the town
Of RosedsIe. Mississippi. that no exhih.
ition of theatrical performances. shows
carnivals. atreet fairs, circuses OF other
amusements. shall he made within the
corporate limits ofsaid town Of Rose
dale bv any person Or persons. firm.
stock company, association or copsrn'
ten until after such person or persons.
firm, stock company, association Or
corporation shall have first Obtained
Rosetfafe MS hereinafter provided.
Section 2. A privilege license is
here by required of all theatrical per-
formancts. shows, carnivals, street
iairs, aud cirenses ind other such ex-
hibitions to be performed in said Town
of Rosedaie, as follows to.wlt:
On all theatrical companies. othe r
than minstrel troops. and ether than
psctnreshows. the sunt 'uf $1,000 sor
each exhibition or performance; ON NIL
pistufe shown the sum OF $500 per
AMMAN.
On all ahows" under teuts. except
circuses and picture shows. the sum oi
5000 for each exhibition or perform.
ance.
On NIL caruivals or street fairs the sum
of $5e. 90 per day: on all minstrel
troops or companies the sum Of $500
for each performance or exhibition.
On all circuses the snm Of $4,000
per day.
On all exhibitions where money il
charged. except picture shows, for nd
mission except. il for charitable G
elm osiniary p"rposes.the sum offs 10 .oO
per dav.
Srctisn 3. The Mavor or Town
Clerk is hereby authorized ard diremted
to have printed in psoper for,n.as many
as in their discretion is necessary. the
several license above provided for: And
the Mayer or Tswn Clerk is hereby nu
,herized t. issue said license to anv
person or persons applying therefor
upon the pay yment Of the amount rsquir
ell for such license.
Section 4. Any such license as
above provided for. dolly issuei and
i signed by the Mayor or Town Clerk
shah authorize the person Or persons
20 whom issued to exhibit such thent-
rieaI performance, shows. carnival,
street fairs. or cireuses, or the date.
spe cited in such license.
Section .. Any person or persons
violating any OF the provisions OF this
ordinance shall i've guilty OF misde'
neamsr. and upon conviction shall be
fined not less thau IS. 90 nor more than
$50. 90 for each ofen
Section 6. That this ordinance to se
effect and he in force from and after IT'S
passage.
Passed this the 7tb day Of Nov, 1916,
EVA IOEST. Clerk.
Approved this 7th day November 1916
il. WILSON, Mayeri
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-02
CHANCERY SUMMONS.

tate s,.,:,., o, M1iis.i.,,,Yppi' 1isas,Y No. asl7
rst Judicial district. In ChaReery'
,hn Wall. Complainant,
rlera. Wall, Defendant.
o Arlena Wall. whose post Office ad.
ress and place OF residence rs unknown
You arc commanded to appear the
,hsnceyv Cout OF the County Of Bolivar
sirst Judicial District. in said County
md State on the First Monday 81 Dec
.mberA. :. 1916, to defend said suit
Il John Wall, herein you are n defend-
mt.
3, WOODLAND Chancery clerk.
By GEOF. BELLAMY.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-02
CHANCERR SUMMONS.

Safe of Mississippi,
20 Walter johnson, whose post ofice
address and residence are uuknswn.
You are eomnaded TO appear before
the Chaneery Court 0i the County OF
Bolivar. First District, in said Stats,
on the First Monday of Decemher. A..
d. 1916 to defend the snit IN said Court
of Fannie johnson. wherein yon are
Defendant.
This 2rd fav Oi Nov. A. ID. 1915.
P,B, WOOLLARD, Clerk.
{, T. CHRISTMAS, d. {.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-02
- TnoUChTrULLY WORK.
Ed OUT SCHEME"
(Vicksburg Herald. }

London, Nov..-The German
levy on Belgium has been in.reas-
ID from 10, ,O0o,00U francs to 50,-
600, 900. according to a Refers
Amsterdam despatch quoting the
Echo Beige. The despatch says
the new order was issued by the
Governor General of Belgium and
was signed by the Duke of Writ.
temburg and Gen. Fri.drick Won
Falkenhausen. 1t states that he
levy ID to pay the cost of MAINTAIN.
ance Of the German army OF octu-
patton and the German adlnitis-
tration Of the occupied Territory.
Amsng the many lessons to be
learned from this cruel tribute tx
---.e, f-e.-. q cs,shed and conquorsd
4Ae4pis. ~ the lnns- that germa ny Ii.
no fear of = hereafter Of retributiu.
That great nation and its rulers re
suprsmsly free of apprehensionot
turn iu the tide of war. tat
ssuld demand an eye for Al, e.
atcoth for q tooth"-"a tear fo a
sesr, and a dollar for a dollas"
On top of this levy of ten nil
fnion dollars a month from a strick
On land. has been placed the ezra.
sfiatlon of many thousand of the
able bodied men to take the place
10 the fields and. factories of Ger.
many. OF Germans who have been
placed In the ranks. No. Gs.iHaiy
has no dread IN the pride Of Ter
power. of day of reckoning. of
being done into as sh. has done
Belgium. In the face of these two
acts 1t may be said of requiring The
tribute of meney and men Of Bel
sium. reproaching the enten al.
lies for infringing upon Geek nsu-
srality Is placing them OIL a bss
With Germany Is pointless.
While such acts OF frightfulness
and ruthlessness naturally excite
the protest Of those who clamor
Tor an observance of the civilized
codes Of warfare. the execrations
Of an outraged humanity. the prac.
''cai consideration is their bearing
upon success, the efficacy of the
German motives and methods Of
sen'svments of the ends for which
TIE Kaiser went TO war. The fol.
'o~ from the Springfield y ,b
neaa upon what it ca, A
.ln01rbstully' Worked t
'Shf'oe " may '6e taken as i.
~ :. sment OF the German D
u view.
!, kaosi Wise of New York
Germans promis,
nc Jews of Poland. makes II
wal Comment that neutral
..ach little weight to pr,
.uef TO Poles or Jews whe,
!. accompanied by the n
~ ssa optEages upon the Il
\ NO Fights of tavors on -
!. = 'Foa''er of the Gern
&c ran make good the
!. "tonss which Cerma
: e's reports be correct, is
n.s, : shew to inflict upon tn.
nh people Of Bsleiu.
,,n, ,'rc. indeed, spring from DI on
,' u.ce, the need tor more nm, "a
,"e1. swa They are German".' ,a'
iis..t nSer to British conscription ~.
por,a.i Of Rumania and tn,
s,e.n uc.a,'lon naa. Of Chinese coolies and
nm, a negroes by the allies for ra
no. , labor. The whole thing
lasrss. , r,Ssalher-Hindeuburg's s an.
as ssnstalissMno, the de-. de-
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-02
\. whIr,lsis q TlmsA

no WhlrilOiO - V'MA
,ngs Of . generation IN ~
10 innaitssiaAl anl 0eA
VT 10 the bright RI s1fe-
,nd.nAsdsd, for vASss h
saLag away tAsir vslsAsss
tag but . tvsstssAA ESQ
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-02
COMPANY
RICE
Coffins, Caskets and all Burial Material

Arterial Process sf E,abamAg = tsusts
Prof. Echsls, Of Cincinnati.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-02
statement Of the Financial Condition OF
Merchants. and Planters Bank

Located at Gunrison in the County Of
Bolivar. State OF Mississippi. ut the
close OF business Sept. ~. 1916, made
to the Board Of Bank Examiners.
The Washington times., 1916-03-31
MRS. LOUISE cox IS
GLAD TO SAY GOOD
WORD FOR DRECO
Resides at 613 Penn. Ave. S. E.
Relates What Dreco Did for
Her After a Severe
Case of Grippe.

When one neglects their condition and
they suffer with headaches, backache.
dizzy. poor circulation. unsound sleep or
constipation. it is well ito remember that
these symptoms of stomach trouble are
bound to lead TO more serious trouble.
Give your stomach a chance to make
good; help il that you may again know
the feeling of good health; again have
that vim. energy and vlgor. clean
tongue, sweet breath, clear complexion.
and be able to sleep the night through
and to eat the food you crave without
fear of the consequences. The new sys-
tenn tonic, Dreco, now being introduced
here. will assist that much abused organ
tho stomach-to accomplish these re-
suits.
Many Washington people are daily
tcstifyinG that they have rcgalncd their
health through the use of Dreco. Re-.
Louise NJ. Cox, of 6l3 Pennsylvania ave.
southeast and one OF Washington
wcll-known citizens. was received. She
says: 81 had severe spell of the
grippe during the winter and 1t settled
In my throat. leaving II sore and pain
ing me most all the time. Nothing !
took seemed to help me, although used
many different things. So many people
were speaking In such high terms of
Drcco | decided to try II, and 1t has
done me more good than anything 1
have done. Tho soreness Is not near so
bad, and my general condition is much
improved and l have gained in weight
since taking 1t. I think II n splendid
tonic. and shall continue taking it till I
am entirely cured"
The Dreco Man Is at O'DOnnell's main
store, 9oi f street. where he Is meeting
the people and explaining the merits OF
The great remedy. Also sold in AleNan-
dria. by Aliens; Anacostia. by Bury's:
'Hyattsvillc by Ford's Drug Store
Advt.
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MARSHALLS TO DINE
WITH BAKHMETEFFS

. the Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
VIII be the honor guests at dinner this
evening, with the Russian Ambassador
and Nine. Bakhmeteff as hosts.
Another interesting dinner will be
given by Senator and Mrs. Gilbert NJ,
Hitchcock. who will entertain in COM
plimont to the Secretary OF State and
Mrs. lansing Senator and Mrs Ken
Charles a. Rawson, OF Des Moincs.
Iowa. Tho guests will include the mem
beers OF the Iowa delegation in Com
gress and few other Iowans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mvron M Parker r.
will entertain a large conpany al din.
ner tomorrow night at the Chevy Chase
ClIb.
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MRS. WILSON VISITS
FETE FOR CHARITY

Mrs. woodrow Wilson accompanied
by Miss Bones spent an hour yesterday
at the benefit entertainment at Rausch-
ers given by tho Association for Indus
trial cduca ton of the Mountainous OF
Virginia.
Mrs. Wilson has been n member of
tho organization ever since It's inception
and is intensely Interested in the work.
She was presented to many of those
assisting at tho benefit by Mrs. Claude
Swanson. president of the association.
Mrs. Wilson. with Mrs, A. w. Bag
Icy and Mrs William III. Boiling who
entertained Mt the card party with
which tho entertainment began. spent
end OF the long ball room, watching
tile dancers.
Wore Charming Gown.
Mrs. Wilson wore n charming gown
of gray-blue ReorRettc crepe combined
with lace of tho Same shade and sill
yer lace trimming the bodice. She wore
very becoming picture hat of black
velvet.
At the card party there were moro
than a hundred tables. The prizes for
the card players included quantities
of flowers which Mrs. Wilson sent
from tho White House. Tho tea-dancS
which followed was equally wen pat
ronized and many dollars were added
to the fund for the benevolent work
Of the association.
q
Mrs. Clement A. J.. FlaGer is enter
tanning at luncheon and bridge this az
tcrnoon In compliment to Mrs. Thomas
-. Donclson, who is her house guest.
Invited TO meet Mrs. Donelson are
Mrs. George w. McIver, Mrs. Jay E.
Hofier. Mrs. Charles Howse.' Mrs. JOS
eph Homlston Crawford. Mrs. John
Hamilton. Mrs. Morrill, Chamberlain.
Mrs. William p. wooten, Mrs. Walter
Wells, Mrs. Ashley NJ. Gould, Mrs.
William Burr Harrison, and. Mrs. John
Paul Jones.
Mrs. Donelson will remain with Mrs.
Flager until next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas Dunlop
will entertain at dinner this evening,
later taking their guests to the Friday
evening dance at the Willard.
Miss Helen Cannon and her niece,
Miss Virginia LeSeure, will give a sup
per party before the dance. their guests
being asked to meet Miss Rosetta Sam
uel. of DanVille, ILL.,, and Miss Miriam
Cakes, of New York. who are visiting
Miss LeSeure.
Mrs. r. s. Reynolds Hit has gone
to New York for an indefinite stay.
She is stopping at the Rltz-Carleton.
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DEATHS

HENNETT-on Thursday. March 20. 1913. at
$40 p. No.. TRACY W. BENNETT, aged
iwenty-three years, son OF Robert Root
Bennett
Funeral from 1855 Harvard street north
west on Saturday. April 1. at p. m.
COOkE-On Thursday, March IN. 1910
WELLS WOODBRIDGE COOKE. aged
hfty-eght years.
Funeral services at the First CongreEa-
uonal Church. Tenth and q streets north
west Sunday April ?. at $3.50 D. m.
sEAY-At Rlverdsle, Nd. suddenly, at q
p. m. Thursday, Mach 80. 1915. JAMES
1nterment local.
- Knoxville papers please copy.
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Te.bH Warwick Co. twenty-five nrst class
around machinists. Married OF single.
MSsny white Es under IS years o.. age). &c
~, see PH. TO TT. $50 hours Pw:
mnnaehinists wanted. Any white Es, (undsr
sso Phi. $50 1 hours si Pw &o ~.
Us-eN Warwick Co. Six boat builders
wanted; Any white Es (under IS years OF
9Tsen Married ~ or single. s2e-s1o PHI. No
Te-s1 warwick Co. Twenty ship carpen:
tiers desired. Any white Es (under =, IS
PIX. No TT. $50 hours Pw.
Ws-bH Warwick Co. Twenty-Five ship
ntters or shipwrights wanted. ANY. white
single. First class. soo-@c PHI: second
class 10000 PHI; some contract piecework
on which competent workmen make higher
wages. No TT. $50 hours NV.
District Of Columbia.
ss7-eNT. wash. ID. c. ona single woman
for general housswork and some care of
small child. SIC PM, BAL. Usual hours.
@,-aiss wash. u. 9. One single woman
and washing. Any rood white Es. $50
Pm, BAL. No TT. Usual hours.
FARM WORK.
Maryland. Charles Co. Near washInRt
General farm work at t3o-Ss I'M unfur
and some milk. Some work COR wife IL de-
sired. Experienced man required. Usual
farm hours.
virginia. Alexandria County. Man and wife
for place near Alexandria. General farm
work. tso-@ Pm. unfurnished house. gar
other laborerS at SO PM. Some experience
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FARM LABORER APPLICATION
Maryland.


Maryland.
TO-Ilb5. Montgomery Co. On. msr,iea no.n
MIN small family for general farm work
S ny sood white ES. Thoroughly exp. Not
~,sn,s.os children desired. SO PM. rarity
~ ~, pe expected to board employer at
So-bss5. Prince George Co. On. sind. man
LOT general farm work: handy with hammer
anu saw. German preferred Other Ea
cows EXP. 'i5 PM. BIAw.
COMMON LABOR.
Virginia.
6e-6I. Warwick co. FIFTY ynarr,od a..
sinkIe men for laboring work In large shln.
r.,,u ohs pIsnt EXP. not necessary, but
Solored U. =. No Tr. $50 hours NV re.
nc IN TO start; 4 weeks probation. aftsr
making good up 10 1sc PHI.
"o.S't. Warwick Co. Twenty rivet heaters
ana passers wanted. U. g. >olorcd. Roys
put 70 Is years of age. No TT. $3.50 hours
TRADES.
Virginia.
He-Sn warwick Co.. Twenty-Five married
or single men as FIRST class inside and
outside nnishers Ipaintsrs). Any white "a
under - years OF age,. &c PHI; some con.
tract piscework on which GOOD yvorkmsn
make higher wages. $50 hours PW. No.
ssi-ss. farewell Co. Wanted Il .xp.,,.n..a
coai miners Hungariaps and siavonians
10 single; I married vIth families. iSo per
ton and yardage. Coo miners earn STS 10
800 Pm. TT. adv. and deducted 10 hours
PD. No Sunday work
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BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPpORTUNITl

DOLLE ] lin OF AVAILABLE OPPORlUNI lbs
Detailed information concerning following opportunities
De secured free Of charge upon application to
BUREAU OF INFORMATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF LABOR, sol MILLS BUILDING.
Inc KEY TO ABBREv board lodging
week DAY
andm
ExpExpereucsd
condition
unsss Otherwise stated win opportunities
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Barnetts Leaving.

Maj Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
will leave Washington tomorrow for
the South. General Barrett is to make
an inspection tour including Pensacola.
Charleston. New Orleans and a number
OF other large cities. They will be gone
about two weeks.
Miss Janet Richards will lecture to-
morrow evening at o'clock at
Rauscher's under the auspices OF she
Mary Washington Chapter, u. \. Il.
Her subject VIII he Peter, the Great,
and Frederick, the Great, the Pro-
Renitors of Militarism in Europe" The
proceeds will go toward the patriotic
and relief work of the chapter.
William r. Fowler entertained n
thcater party last evening followed by
q supper-dance ut tho Now willard in
honor of Mrs. Dan Murphy. of Tyler,
Tex, who is tho house guest of Com
missioner and Mrs. Oliver y. Newman.
The other guests were Commissioner
and Mrs. Oliver y. Newman. MIR. and
Mrs. G.. ". Pope. and Miss Edith Koon.
J. Il. L.cfeVre, charge d'aflairs OF the
Panama legation, joined the party later
for the dancing.
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Diplomat Entertains.

OF Texas. Mrs Royal VIII pc III NaSh
ington about two months
Diplomat Entertains.
The minister from Bolivia enter
tained at dinner In the rose room OF the
Shoreham last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Goldman. OF
Boston, are at the Shoreham. other
recent arrivals arc Mrs. John j. Martin
and Master William Martin of Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. John .. Wade. OF FAST
Orange: Mrs. y. $. BurEhart' MISS
Burghart, and Mrs. ana Mrs; e.
Dibble, all OF Minneapolis and Malcolm
McAdoo, of New YORK.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles G. Glover will
close their residence in X street early
In April and go to Westover, uneir
spring.
-
Mrs. C;1arles Curtis wife OF Senator
Curtis of Kansas. VIII give reading
Library for the Blind. l129 ii street.
-
General Blue Gives Dinner.
Surg. Gen. Rupert Blue was host last
evening at one of the most interesting
dinners given at the. Army and Navy
Club. His guests were Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Victor Blue. Mrs. Hampson
Gary, Mrs. l. T. Mann, the Misses De-
lano. Comdr j. NJ. Enochs. Capc. Fred
erick Bassett. DR.. Leland Cofcr, Robert
Hume. and Maurice Connolly.
J. Il. Lefevre. charge d'affaires OF the
Panama legation, and Baron Castelli. of
Italy, who Is In Washington OH scien-
fffc mission. Joined In entertaining a
number Of guests at the club last even
ing.
They had with them Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm McConnihe. Mrs. Harold Walk
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Emo Palmer. Miss
Grace Overman, Miss Louise Bayne,
Miss Ramona Lefevre. Major Douglas
Macarthur. and Walter Penfeld.
Col. and Mrs. Edgar Jadwin gave n
dinner for their house guest Miss Van
Brunt. of New York, and Miss Char
lotte Jadwin, both of whom are stu
dents at Vassar, and are here for the
spring holidays.
Entertains House Guest.
Col. and Mrs. c. A. +. Flagler enter
tained In compliment to their house
guest, Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson. Their
other guests were Col. and Mrs. Frank
L. VIM. Major and Mrs. William p.
Wooten, and Edwin Flather.
A number OF the officers at the Wash
tngton barracks gave dinner party last
night at the club. Those in the party
were Lieutenant and Mrs. Weart. Mrs.
Spoor, OF Chicago: Miss Jane Gregory,
Miss Grace Overman. Miss Marie Sims.
MISS Mary Irwin. Miss Marion Trumble.
Miss Dorothy Adams Miss Antoinette
Ray, Miss Mary Garland, Lieut.. Thomas
.. Larkin, Lieut.. f. F. Miller, Lieut..
Frederick w. Herman, Lieut.. Paul A.
Hodgson. Lieut.. William r. Tompkins,
Lieutenant Adkins. Lieut.. Donald Day.
ison. and Lieut.. John Z. Harris.
Among others entertaining and din
ing at the Army and Navy Club last
evening were Colonel and Mrs. Taylor.
Major and Mrs. Tracy, Commander and
Mrs. LETTERS, Comdr. and Mrs. w. y
Galbraith. Commander and Mrs. Henry
DR.. and Mrs. Blair Spencer. Miss Ten
Lyck, Miss Rose Wood. Commander
Eannon. Paymaster OnNr C>onger,
Lieut.. Leigh Noyes. and Angelo Cont.
The Washington times., 1916-03-31
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

PAINTER, paperhanger. plastcrer, kalso-
miner room papered. 50; painted, s2.7S. l..
Goi.DRLATr 1929 Pa. ave. n. w. Phone
The Washington times., 1916-03-31
Goes to Baltimore.

Miss Dorothy bennett went TO Baltl-
more today for short stay.
-
Mrs. Ernest Darlington, wife of Briga-
dicr General Darlington, L. :. A. enter
tanned at n prettlly appointed luncheon
today in compliment to Mrs. L. c. Wal
ker. who is visiting her sister, Mrs. An
drew Brewster. wife of Colonel Brew
ster. L. :. A. Mrs. Walker was the
honor guest at luncheon which Mrs.
Brewster gave yesterday.
The Washington times., 1916-03-31
NOTES AND GOSSIP
j. OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items OF Interest and Impor-
lance Of Past, Present, and
Future.

Continued from Page Nine)
0 fortnight. Mrs. Gary has as her
guest. her mother, Mrs. N. X, Koyal'
OF Texas. Mrs. Royal will be In WASH
ington about two months.
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VITAL RECORDS.

Births.
Gideon J. and Bertha Yates boy.
Charles and Annie Loveless. boy.
John and Carrie J. Fyfe. boy.
James II. and Irene Hanson. girl
ANel f. and Grace johnson, boy.
Arthur II. and Olive NJ. Bryde. boy.
Frank II. and Lila s. Beckley, boy.
Francis J. and Mary Rlordan. boy,
William c. and Jean NJ. Black, boy.
Harry G. and Myrtle Pierce, boy.
Ernest II. and Mary X. Sasscer, siri.
lIeola 5. and Lille A. Snoot girl.
Joseph NJ. aud Novella r. Gibson, girl
Robert and George Ward, boy
Raymond and Sadie Mayo girl
Thomas w. and Margaret J. oyerton, boy.
Deaths.
Anna l.. Patterson. 81 yrs. 10 Sth 81, M.
Wilbur Meade. so yrs, Wash AEy Hos
Charles c. Holland, ~ yrs, lIls Sth ST ne
Morris Frudeman. l mr.. Geo. Wash, Hes
Charles =. Auffort, 66 yrs, ISe /. st sw,
Hos
Kenneth Beard, % yrs, Geo. Wash. Hos.
Charles Seger. % yrs. Frccdmsn's Hos,
James Williams. 30 yrs, Garfield Hos
Betty Sims. IS yrs, Wash. Asy. Hos
sarah Hawkins. IS yrs, Georgetown HSs.
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= FOR SALE-FARMS

\ BARGAIN--27 acre farm located near
Dodge Park. on W., II. 4 4. cleo. line; /
minutes walk from ears; loc fare to WASH
ingtOu: new house, barn and outhuiIdings:
all kinds or fruit, nne spring water: owner
must soil NJ once, For further informal ton
phone lyattsNillc 90 r ~ write or call on
owner, EMIL q. BRUEHL. Landover, Md, .
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

ICE BON, we'll built lined with ashestoa
and cork. This box is IT, I'm. by IL
in. by 2 IT, suitable for small store, lunch
II sold at once. This box must lie seen 70
be appreciated. AlS Prospect ave. y. w.
Ask for MIR. CLARKE - We
The Washington times., 1916-03-31

LAuNCli-Dc rise, FoI heavy duty engine
fully equipped, cheap. CIIMBEIiI,AND's
Boat House. 2Gth and 7 SITS. n w
The Washington times., 1916-03-31

{. T, HUNTERS sanitary dust-kllling floor
oil keeps tho floors clean and bright and
SlyeS mem polished finish. Good for your
furniture. Try II. Only 50c a gallon de.
lINcred. lla Va. ave. Y w phnnn III no
The Washington times., 1916-03-31

OUR woven rugs are guaranteed years.
carpets cleaned and secured. OLD LAC.
EEL ECLIPSE. 3cs-3ll 10th st. ;. W. M.32HJ
The Washington times., 1916-03-31
PERSONALS

MISS JAMEKoN. manicurist and chiropo5V:
ave. n. W.. second floor.
The Washington times., 1916-03-31

TEARING DOWN COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
All kinds OF building material for sale
SIDNEY !" HECkIEGER CO.,
18th and SITS. n. w.
The Washington times., 1916-03-31
Madame C.atherine G.ll%Tl,,,, ~ .

ack from England and Viii he pleased 10 sss
Tisnds and patrons at SCS 9TH 81. y, ".
The Washington times., 1916-03-31

trees "; remnants oilcloth, zoe yd; Felt
oltum, SOC ward: gas ranges. $3.50 each;
barsains In all kinds furniture I7aa 7th y
The Washington times., 1916-03-31

FOR SALE-One hand power elevator
600 pounds capacity; used only one year;
Will sell cheap as owner Is moving, In
quire sll 18th At, n. W. 10
The Washington times., 1916-03-31

NINE. VERNERGEiSsii;rS8 EflT Mn.
tai Scientist can be seen At her old address.
500 III 1t. ". W., 81 hoor Phone NJ 63ts. i