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cHANcEn, nELE.sE DEEDS.
Niue Rrira>~ Deeds. tmuuntinE 4
S1O iH:tO

T.. S,,terdinu ~ ais trustees. 10 VI
L.. Ira ylor. "0al3i feet ~ the south
East corner OF Montroac Avenue and
Essex stree; October %. 1916: $4,000
j. I. 'arneal trustee, TO L. -. Jones
- feet :: inches nv =" feet south line
Nenable street. 81 feet west Of Tween
ty-eighth street. also. ..XH3 feet west
lin. Twenty-e street - feet
south Of Nenablc street. April II
1915; $3.50.
Frank r Sutton. Lr.. trustee. to Ia.
ward Taylor. ilNi9" feet east lin.
Thtrty-thIrd street, .l3 feet n"r,h 81
: street. APRIL Il. 1916. Sn>1
BESSIE ~ t'HtlIu. "Nvcu;riN. :" Th"ru-
ton Davis. 10; iu hlock II tho plan
Of i'rovid"nc" iark. Arrl -. lrl6
5l.lSo.
W |. lyle. trustee. :" SAM. 10, !.
in block IN the plan "t Providence
rark APRIL -. l"li S33s
i;ank Of '"inm.rc" and Trusts: 'rus-
Tee. {" y u Fowler ct al. :2X:1 feet.
being "" 2lS North Seventeenth
street April -. 1916: s3.S13.
j. y. 'arn.al. trustee. !" Mary J.
Potter 81 wiz J., feet : inches ny -
feet at III, southwest r"ruer ~ First
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kINGSL<ND tOWpOHATION
BUYS BOULEVARD con Nf:R

The kincsiand Land Corporation ac-
CURED the lot at the northeast corner
'of the boulevard and kensington Ave-
nue. which fronts lou feet from tho
trustees Of the Broad Street Methodist
Church. for Sl:,.On0. =. j. lieaitic and
simon SpilberE traded Two lots III the
West End In transaction that m
volved 1900. Henry :. Wall"rstein
acurIirod twenty-fOur feet eight inches
on I'll" north side II Hanover Avenue.
lust west Of tho corner or R"binSon
street from tn. Virginia Realty ana
CONSTRUCTION Company. for $1,000.
! There has been no arprcciablo de-
crease IN the volume If building III
Richmond for tic pas, three months.
while on the other hand tho operations
Tar" forging ahead substantial IN
icreaS.S compared with previous
wears have been shown month bv month
until in March there was gain OF
los per crui. compared with the sam"
month Of last Ne"r. For tn" week the
permits ISSUED by tho Euii'iinr Depart
men, aggregated tll".Gi5 Among the
larger buildings author iEod Was
.thrcc-story brick apartment house Tor
W i Gilman on tn" cast side of DAVIS
Avenue. between Monument aud Par x
Avenues that Will cost approNinaictN
oO0o Hugh Miller viii build '"o-
story brick dwelling at tl3 seminary
,Xcuuc a, a cost OF S:.t"n. The Sina IL
I,rick and frame dwellings on wh!ch
work was started duriuc the week we're
numerous
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ctt,>t,:nl TRANSFERS.
sr,rn Deeds 81 HnrEnin md sHic'
NnOmntt tn. 10 81. OIO

Deeds hnTENin NJ" '"'''
Amounting. TO si1.05o.
James T.. spencer ., M to :. i,ia "a n
l. smith -, yir.. 2IAl32 feet west ING
Thir;ieth street. - feet south OF X
street May "a. 1915; tax. s. TO- 81
Abbey Realty Corp. to Mrs. kath !.
erin. H. Robertson. lot in block b
in the plan Of colonial Place. section
y April I, 1915; $500.
Polls Holmes ct viz TO *. /. Coon
wyn. 20Nl3" feet west iiu" Nihth
street SAL fect north OF Leigh street
March II. 1916: tax, 81: so.
Broadway National Eank 1" Louise
T. rlar"y. loo feet east line Twenty
third street 2i" leet north Of Y street.
january II. I"l6; tan. ;" cents, $40.
hddi. l.. Kern 81 VII. - =. :. sloan.
2Il-2Ai31 feet south line Cary street.
being 40. lI@2 West April .. l?iS:
TAX. $40. $40.
-. ~ Eichaidson 81 ny. TO l.. :. Cole
m-ii. i,N5n feet At the southeast cor :
nor ~ puva! and iri"" streets. Apii!
H. 1915. tax, sac" SO.
Mrs. celia : Martin :" Miss Lucy l..
Temple. % feet inches 10y 10 feet
north line Wsh, street. ~ feet
inches w"s, OF EoNd street April u"
l"ls: tax. SN.Gu. $40
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LAW >>n tu,rr, 20, ur.

MONDAY Mice n. Hendricks vs. \ p:
McAiurti". I'M Cater y. a F:nvrsb
D. al
Tuesday city ~ Richmond vs. vi-.
Fln'a railway AMI Power 20. argus
W ""i"S'Iay--tnirn stores " \
tl'nr is"n. Wexford n Taylor H. 81.
En:liSh. - 1t Same ~ NJ r. Nnis
Wexford Taylor. y. a: English u .
Thursday price Harhwarde 90 =.
y l.. Massey. \.is"n u Nelson u -.
W"ndenherg. y. u.
Friday-II -. Proctor II ak " g
II. NuckolS. Turkc- & Minor n a
GOODWIN. J.. Il sumo vs. T.: NJ Ecli-
administrators. Tucker y Minor. u -.
Goodwin. y. d. Same vs. w VI Goa -.
Tuci,"r * Minor. -. q: Pollard x Smith,
y. 81 same ~. j q; ;ihh"n.y's *
""uiriN. Fucker n Minor. T. IL: Card
n"r " ';o"dwyn =. Il
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ni:>nI,u CIRCUIT ,n,ur.

Monday ATLAS ,:raSs 90. IS. i r
i:uh"nl> 81 al. Miller K Mlirr -. ~
Gum y Mathews, y. H. II :; Ramhu
rs. q. J.. FinniGau, boswell - e.: Fin
nican. T. u. Ei"rmouh Auto III,
Works *. " T.. i''rmiran, l:"ulwar. !.
Wallace. y. -. firpi.an. - a.
Tuesday T. Vi wood " charles =
Garrett ~ al. Er.li>h n 81: Cohen
u carter. y. Il
WEDNESDAYS Eur'"u e, al vs. IA,
Tiile 90. Fuller. - e., Gayle. p a.
Thursday LOU. bi.gS " W. "
Jackson. l:"dd, y. IL. SHu'ls 4 Swart-
won't, y. u.
Friday RI NJ smith IT. w. rautIn.
and William t"dd. Smith. u u: Smiti,
~ smith. T. d.
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same for Mrs. T,llcr, 2tl5 rark Ave-
nu", seventeen "utl",s
Same fo, W : Robinson " 60. 1oI
Graham Road "nc meter loop.
W u. catlctt Electric 60. for H. w
wilson. ~ i:r""> Avenue. twenty.
three fixtures
j. c. Newton for j. e. Newton. ISIS
Maryland Avenue. one. llrh,
Same Tor l.. d. Kelley. 1874 Fcndali
\vcmu.. twelve fixtures
same f"r w. r, Humphrey. 81" Ero"!5
Road. ON" light.
Sam" for !. l.. Lynn. ."", Enslow
Avenue. eleven fixtures.
y. y Pollard for l.. q Nerm,ll"rS.
lets.
.>v"nu. NV" outlets and fixtures
Same for y q Quarles. !il5 Fourth
III Fourth Avenue. thirty three out.
lets
same for same. lti' Fourth Avenue.
Same for - j. Scalman. /, Hazel
hurst Avenue. eighteen outlets
Sarc, fol; Terrell Building co. 1871
Ensl"w Avenue. ten NXturcs.
S"n, for same. 1924 Second Avenue,
i"n hYtur"S.
sam. Tor same, So Second Avenue.
ten fixtures.
sam" tor y. - QuarlcS. 1915 Fourth
Avenue thirty -thre" outlets.
Eugclb"rr " Bear. for Schrrs ttrIr
store. a"l East BROAD street. two cell
ing fans.
w H. Irmks, for ri,y romfnr, Sta
ti>n Tcnth and Hull street. .iyh, our :
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COuNCII. SCHEDULE.

IN" i"llowtn. meetings If IN. CONN
ell and committees ar. called for this
week:
,"cS""H B"aru of Aldermcn at &
O'clock. and the Finance and puhli,
Buildings. Properties anI Utilities COM
inittccS at o'CloclS
Thursday --commit,c- on Streets "a,
. - clock. aud the Ordinance COMMITTEE.
at o'clock
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action viii probably b. taken a, that

action viii probably he taken at that
time.
Another large deal was the sale OF
IL lot fronting siNty-four feet three
inches on tho south Side OF Cary street
lbetwccn Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. from Henry Taylor. trustee. TO
lGcolSc IL. Wickhain and wife. for SO.
600. Henry :. Wallcistciu and wife
sold to Ernest w. Moore two lots on
the south side OF Main street. near
the corner Of Second Street, for S22.
600 Tin" lots front together, thirty
seven feet TWO inches. Moore. in turn.
sold TO Wallerstein lSt feet a, the
northwest corner Of rwcnty-nrSt and
Broad streets. which WAS valued 1T
(
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses wcr" iss,,.,l Nv ,b.
clerk of the lluStincS Court Yesterday
las follows:
Alfrcd :. Fitzgerald II Portsmouth,
ana Rose Belle Melton. of Richmond
Laurence l.. Wicker and Alice IL Jrn-
Mugs. both Of Richmond
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Husri>Gs couuT. rAur u.

me liustingS Court. Part II, .onv.nrs-
tomorrow morning for the regular
Npr'i term. at which time the docket
out the term
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and nm streets
Arrn II. i,is. 81,

Jan.
X Il, Harrison ct al. trustees. 10
Mrs Cen" y Martin. - feet = inches
hN 10 feet north line West \Ncnuy .,6
| i""t inches west Of boyd street .\prii
w; l.. H"dh. trustee. to Leila NJ Me
/ onn ~ N'r" lots aud in block IL
| -. 1916: sS."uu
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Volume Of Trading, Steadily III
Creasing for Weeks, Makes
New Record.
GENERAL ACTIVITY SHOWN
Numerous Permits for Structures in
All Parts Of tity-AiortgagcS for
Week Less Than Half Of Total Of
Deeds.
GENERAL ACTIVITY SHOW,
The Week S Record
I,rcLiclioms mane hA L.. rrnl nstal.

Predictions made ny III. real estate
GENTS az far back ~ last fall that
~" spring months would witness
.i'N advances In the volume OF husi-
i"sS transacted ON tho local real es-
i'te market al. fast matchmaking.
II" trading for the past NO months
ms been steadily improving. untti last
eek. when the sales surpassed cNrcc-
''i"ns Of ;hc realty men
There ~ u" unhealthy trading being
'i'nc among the So-call"d nverloadcd
"'"p"rt, owners. apparcntl,. and the
'l.s arc almost All bona Tide irausac-
Cons. Now and tlcn. however. thor. is
trade in which h,tl" o. no actual
u"ncy changes hands, bu, this viii
WAYS he trw t" greater on less
Probably tho mos, rn"ourac inr sign
- III" times these Jays - tho IN
rcascd' commercial huyiuE. that is Of
PURCHASES made by commercial houses
Il i;i' hmond. who arc expanding. and
'h"S" business demands moro space.
\ number Of this class Of deals have
Nc"n mad" recently, and there az" soy
raj more that have = place ON tho
'iHt "f prosperity" sales Of tho agents
WALL. PROPERTY HOLDS
CENTER on ATTRACTION
s'inalI property continues l." hold
IN" center ~ attraction on tho mar
t"i - far - the number Of deals arc
"ncorncd. several "f tn" newer sec
i"ns "rid"nrinG heavy popularity and
nor" sales arc being closed Their.
IS no lct-up, however. in III demand
at property moro cciIirali, located
IN" past week daN"lopiug n number
81 transfers for this class Of real e..
air
Th' agents cpnaninr ,h,t, opera
'f'nS alm"s' "Nglusiy"ly 20 farming
'r"p"rtN Yesterday reported ,nai in
'riIics Wei" numerous ANA that there
Il
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BUILDING PERMITS.
BnildinC Permits, !,

bniidinE Permits. Amounting. 10 So. Iiiii.
Permits for new work were issued
Yesterday by Huildim: Inspector But =
Ter as follows:
f. Is. y. FraEScr. 4" build :, two
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PIT Mnt>,. PERMIT.

I'lumbing Inspector l.andcrS issued
y permit yesterday :" - T. Kelley for
ilampd"n Sidney College. for plumb
inG work "u th;c. dwellings, At 1908.
Ia. and l1"? EtwluIug street
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-, >Tl>G> TuA>>rHms.
TNu Deeds uf bargain mud sale.
\nIMmniInE to HRI..tO.

Amounting to SHt2.3o.
!. W ':pb.t'sru - ais ." city 81
Richmond 4 strip ~ land loN3n feet
for tho extension OF alley from
Fourteenth I" Fifteenth streets. he
tween Eaiuhridce and Porter Streets.
Dccemhcr IL 1918 tl.23"
". ~ Morton 81 ais To william I.
raurhau. 55Nl2o f'"t south lip" Chi
cago Avenue, being lots /. and - in
hlock lG2" IN the plan -: tho Rich
nl"nh rrd Manchester Land 90. April
=" l"lG $3.50.
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HE>HICO nL:i.E,SE DEED.

""c "c'c"sc Decd. Amounting to S..5uU.
'cnrc" w '"li. 1T ais. trustees TO
I>"s''"Wh Land Corporation. 80
acres AT W"Sthampton near the Ui,b
mon" college. March -. 1916: s25oo
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mE>nrco DEED nr rn, 81.
Ono Decd nr Trust. Amounting
II

Thomas Jcdinak 81 uN 10 John 3
Welsh. trustee, 80 acres on tho t'oum
~ Road, about fifteen miles cast n
the city. near .;lendal. April :. 1915
500.
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FOR observation-disclosures.

IMMEDIATE possession one ~ the most at
Irarit,- apartments IN ils city. overlook
ing pnrk reception hail. living room! Tin
ing .r"uui. to-" bedrooms. bath. butler'r pa n
rry -t"r-i"otu nitch-n servants room with
IaNat"rN. ~nL ample closets Apply On
ISIS Par.
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~, >r,>.> nrEp or r,,, 81.
One Decd OF Trust, sm"mntinR q
nm

u; i. stanley ~ uN. :" " t. ,;ijru.
trustee. "hNiI. feet vest line liaruivh
Avenue. "a feet south az tho corner
Of tho Midlothian Turnpike. .,rril 10,
i"lS. $3.50"
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FINISHED
Apartment
FOR RENT

Most desirable location in city Con-
veuirnt, comfortable. nicely furnished.
Nine rooms gas and electric lights
Every modern convenience. Reduced
rent for six months
Telephone Randolph IS,-W.
FIRST apartment for rent. in West End
uncApircd Lease. r. 2nt, Times Dis
patch
MADISON Flats 10 South Fifth; only
apartment left: rooms AMI bath So per
month. Elam y Funston.
IMMEDIATE puss"Ssiun rh" Of the most At
iraCtivc sps rim-ni- IN the city, ONrrluOk-
inc psrn. Reception hall living room: din
iug room. NV" bedrooms, aih, hu,lcr'~ pru-
TRY. Stuicronm. Kitchen. servants room with
laN.tory, ami Smpl. CLOSETS Apply on
ur.ni-r. Art aour. 1915 r.IH Avenue.
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I" h"n"t" counsel for the plaintiff ard
J.. Il. Tor tho defendant
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uE>uI,o TRANSPORTS.
Two Deeds "f BurxRin RUd SRI~.
tmuuntinc to sH,ItHi.

|. \ 'ile. horn II ny 10 Thomas
.l..liual - ny. IL" acre, Oh the coun-
- Road. about nrtre:! miles east az
III" city. near Glendale Arm ., 1915.
:! 90.
I:o>.lawn Land corn - : l. Nash.
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lot in the plan Of I;"s"lawn March
81 1916; tax. 50. $40.
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cniuT CALENDARS.

r'h" following arc tho cascs -, for
TRIAL In the various courts this week
MOTIF l.. -. IL I'm Authorization sod
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Probably the most encouraging sign
~ III" times these dayS - tho m
rcascd' commercial huNiuE. that ~. Of
purchases mad" hN commercial houses
~ edmond. who ar" expanding. and
'|h"S" busincss demands moro space.
number Of this class Of deal. have
'""f mad" recently, aud there ar. soy
RAJ ln"r' that hay" place ON tho
'lst "i prospective" sales OF tho agents
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This tract has been pronounced by real estate
men the most desirable property placed sale since
the opening of Hopewell Business firms will find
liberal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are here now. This
property adions B Gate and "l5" Village with it's
hundreds of thrifty inhabitants, and should appeal
to merchants Of all kinds.
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
FOOD SQUIRTING IN
STOMACH CAUSES
GAS, INDIGESTION
;"Pape's Diapepsin" neutral
ICES acids in stomach and
starts digestion.
Five minutes! No sourness,
gas, heartburn, acidity
or dyspepsia. *.

II what you Just ate II sourrnrr on
your stomach or lies like a lump OF
lead, refusing to digest. or you, beich
gas and eructate sour, undlgested food,
or have a feeling OF dizziness. heart
burn, fullness, nausea. bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache, you can
surely get relief in Ave minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you the
formula. plant printed on these hfty-
cent cases OF Pape's Diapepsin they
you will understand why dyspeptic trou-
bles of all kinds must go, and why Il
relieves sour. out-of-order stomachs or
indigestion In five minutes. "Pape's
Diapepsln" n harmless. tastes like
candy. though each dose win d.
gest and prepare for assimilation INTO
the blood all the food you eat; besidee,
II makes you go to the table with a
healthy appetite; but, what VIII please
you most. IL that you will feel that
your stomach and intestines are clean
and fresh. and you Will not need TO re-
sort to laxatives or liver pills for pill
iousness or constipation.
This city will have many "Pape's Dia-
pepsin'' cranks, as some people will can
them. but you will be enthusiastic about
this splendid stomach preparation. too,
II you ever>take Il for indigestion, gases,
heartburn, sourness, dyspepsia. or any
stomach misery.
Get some now. this minute. and rid
yourself Of stomach misery and indi-
gestion In five minutes.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
WASHINGTON LADY
NOW ENDORSES IT
Miss Rose C. Sullivan, Of 1857
St. Claims Plant Juice
Benefited Her Mother.

Nature, like an army when attacked
has warnings and signals which
should never go unheeded. When the
stomach, liver. or kidneys suffer slight
derangements, they send out their
hurry call to be careful. Each has Its
warning note which frequently takes
the form of indigestion. dyspepsia,
gas on the stomach. neryousness. con-
diSziness, sleeplessness. etc. Nine out
OF ten people ignore these first and
walt until serious illness has laid
them low, before they seek relief.
remedy, ASSISTS Nature. and will bring
relief In practically. all cases of a
deranged stomach, liver or kidneys.
Thousands OF well-known people are
testifying to the great benefit they
caliy given up all hope Of permanent
One Of the latest signed testimonials
is that Of Miss Rose g. sullivan. who
is a popular young lady. having hosts
OF friends In the city. She tells how
her mother was relieved of a bad case
Of stomach trouble BY Plant Juice.
my mother had suffered for "a
years with kidney trouble and rheu-
matism; she had a continued pain In
her side which became worse at night
and she could never get any sleep and
had to have hot applications con-
stantiy all night long. Her limbs
would get so. stiff that she could not
use them, and were very painful. Her
kidneys were badly affected and she
had terrible pains In her back and all
over her body. She had tried ever so
many different medicines. but none
of them gave her any permanent benz
efit, We had read OF the wonderful
cures that your Plant Juice had made
nv mother. One bottle has cured her
entirely OF the pain In her side. she
can sleep the night through. II has
relieved her kidneys and rheumatism.
and she has not an ache or pain.
Plant Juice was the only medicine to
relieve her and we will recommend II
to all OF our friends"
The Plant Juice Man 10 at The
Peoples Drug store. corner OF 7th and
q Streets, whore he 10 daily meeting
the local public and introducing and
explaining the merits Of this remedy.
--Aayt
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
How To Prevent
Acid Stomach and
Food Fermentation
ny A NEW YORK PHYSICIAN.

MY experience In the treatment of stom-
ach diseases has forced me to the conclusion
that most people who complain Of stomach
trouble possess stomachs that arc absolutely
healthy and normal. The real trouble, that
which causes all the pain and difficulty. In
excessive acid In the stomach. aRKrayated
by food fermentation. Hyperacidity irritates
the delicate lining OF the stomach abnor-
maily. causing that full bioated feeling. Thu.
both acid and fermentation interfere with
and retard the process Of diEcstion. The
stomach is usually healthy ana normal but
irritated almost past endurance by these for
eign eiements-acid and wind. In all cases.
and they comprise q great majority Of ali
stomach difieulues-the nrst and only stem
necessary Ia TO neutraiixe the acid and at n
the fermentation BY taking In q little wal
OF cold water Immediately after eating. from
one to two teaspoonfuls OF bisurated mar
nesia, which IL the most effective antacid
and food corrective have ever found The
excess acid will be neutralized ana the fsrs
mentation stopped almost instantly. and yo,ir
stomach will at once proceed to- diEest the
food In q healthy normal manner he aurs
10 ask your druggist for bisurated maSnssis
which IL the form OF nmgnesia espScialiy
recommended for acid stomach conditioEa.-s
Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
RECORD THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can Be Had
In Washington

Look well to their record. What
they have done many times in years
gone by Is the best guarantee of fu-
ture results. Anyone with a bad
back; ANY reader suffering from uri-
nary troubles, from kidney Ills,
should find comforting words in the
following statement.
Carl E. Manglitz, 40 Virginia
Ave. 8. E., Washington, says: "For
years I had pains in my back and
bladder trouble and was in bad
shape. The passages Of the kidney
secretions were irregular and caused
distress and my back hurt me. Doc
tors treatment and other medicines
did me no good. I finally used Doan's
Kidney Pills and in short time,
they gave me relief in every way"
Mr.. Manglitz gave the above ac-
count of his experience on December
3, 1912, and on November 80, 1915,
he added: 81 have just as much faith
in Doan's Kidney Pills today as when
/ last recommended them. indorse
them at every opportunity, for they
gave me great relief"
Price Doc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Manglitz has twice publicly rec
commended. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo. N. Y.-Adyt
The Washington times., 1916-10-24
District cavalrymen Make Camp
! at Leon Springs After 49,
Mile March.
MANY THROWN, NONE HURT
Most Of the Washinetonians
Arrested for Trespassing
Are Released. \
By Staff Correspondent.


LEON SPRINGS, Tex, Oct. 24-Troop
A/First Separate Cavalry. District Mill
tia. arrived here today and will remain
four days practicing on the pistol range
The cavalrymen established camp
with small shelter tents which will be
their homes until Friday. when they
win return to Camp Wilson.
The eighteen mile march to Leon
Springs was made in good time by
Captain Washburn and his eighty
cavalrymen. The trip was uneventful
except that Il was punctuated with con-
tinual lighting between the horses ana
men. Many OF the militiamen were
thrown but none were badly hurt. All Of
.h.m ms stood the hike we'll snd finished
Excellent Experience.
Captain washburn says the march
furnished excellent experience for the
men, and he believes the pistol prac-
tico while mounted will be beneficial.
Troop A was to have been accom-
panied TO the range by the Wisconsin
cavalry but all the members of that
organization were held at Camp Wilson
to testify against the 900 militiamen
whom they arrested Sunday for tres
passing. -.
While most Of the District militiamen
caught In the raid have been freed. the
majors Of the battalion finding them
not guilty Of intentional trespassing, a
dozen or moro pleaded guilty, and re-
ceived light sentences The non-com-
missioned offleers were fined one days
pay, and the prfyates were ordered con-
fined TO their quarters for four days.
The Third Regiment expects to be sent
TO the rifle range here next week.
Third Is Victorious.
Tho three battalions Of the Third de-
Tended. Camp Wilson against an In
vading force last night. and repulsed
the attack. The Third and Fourth
Illinois Regiments also participated
in the night maneuvers which proved
interesting and beneficial.
General Funstin will review the Dis
trict regiment as well as the other or
ganixations In the second bridage FRI
day afternoon.
The commander Of the Southern de-
partment has ordered brigade re-
views held on the field near his head
quarters at Fort Sam Houston every
Tuesday and Friday.
The Second Kansas Infantry left
Camp Wilson today for home, and the
Second West Virginia Regiment, which
has been camped In small tents, moved
into the permanent quarters vacated
by the Sunfower State boys.