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The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
MISS EASTMAN
ASKS DECREE BUT
NOT ALIMONY
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 29.-"Miss" Crys.
tai Eastman Benedict, suffragist
peace advocate and former member
of the New York industrial commits.
sion. was on record today as prac.
ticing what she breaches.
In her suit for divorce against
Wallace Benedict. electrical engi.
neer, she made no demand for ali.
mony.
"Alimony Is relic OF the dark
ages" Miss" Benedict has declared
In feminist addresses.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Neuralgia
Neuritis
Sciatica, Etc.
CURED


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Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A DRUG
BY DR.. JOHN HARRISON HUGHES
Copyright, 1915. by DR.. Frederic H. Robinson.)

to hear her say some such thing as
"Foah times foah ah sixteen"
For n long time had admired her
from afar of as something desirable
but beyond my reach. Being older
than I she was In different "set,"
so 10 speak, and had never spoken
to her, although we recited In the
same classes. Something Of my ad-
miration must have telepathically
conveyed itself to her, for she al
ways maintained a naughty bearing
In my presence, and usually treated
me to visual consideration Of the
back Of her head.
But one morning she wanted me to
do her n favor. The hauteur was all
gone. She was charming-I was
charmed, Her physical nearness to
me was Intoxicating was intoxi-
Gated. | was on my way TO school
that morning-so was she. She came
fluttering up to my side and ex-
claimed: "Oh, John Harry, please
DO this example and explain it to
me. All just cahn't seem to get IL
a tall. Thah il Is, numbah foah.'
seemed to see her little pink fin
gernail pointing TO "numbah foah''
on the printed page. but could not
comprehend II. tried, spluttered,
failed. was under the magnetic
avail ~ the atarp,l fappipipa Gonna.
thing of this must have dawned on
her: for seeing my confusion, she
said: Write it out on q piece OF
papah and slip 1t to me aftah school
takes up And then she was gone
and my mental vision cleared.
Just as l was coming II, I enter
ed the Missouri State university as
student. Here, as la The common
schools, found the lessons too easy.
In any OF the courses of study, the
curriculum only prescribed recita-
tions on three subjects day. l
petitIoned the faculty to be allowed
si1-one for each school hour of the
day. One at a time | was allowed
the extra subjects, till soon I had
the whole six. No midnight oil was
ever burned In the preparation OF
these lessons. AS In my childhood
days, merely reading the text
through seemed TO be all the prep.
aration needed.
This ease with which I prepared
my six daily lessons left me with
far too much time that must needs
be passed In some other way. spent
most Of the daylight hours before
and after school in the university
library, reading something on al.
most every subject.
On Saturdays l worked on the
University farm. This still left me
nights and Sundays with nothing to
do but eat and sleep. Now, with a
mental and nervous organization
ever demanding new experiences, is
IL any wonder that I fell In with
some sporty" companions, or some
times sowed patches OF oats of a
variety not listed In the seed cata-
losues' Or. under the influence OF
white" liquor smuggled in. help
do" the staid old town OF Colum bia
and give II few touches OF vermil-
ion!
All this stun is not here set down
In any spirit Of braggadocio, or in
extenuation Of my becoming-years
later--a drug addict. but as showing
the particular mental and nervous
organization most in danger of fall.
ing victim to such an addiction.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
NOTICE OF ALLEY
OPENING ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Mich. t'ep. -. 1916.

Notice of Alley Opening Assessment
Roll No. 2s1. for widening alley in
block bounded by Delaware. Seward,
Greenfield and Merrill avenues. where
not already opened as public alley.
To Mrs. II. E. Obertenffer, +. r..
ObertenfYer, A. L. Ackerman, Ida p.
Tichborne, Peter M. Puiver. drove /.
Hickak Jr,- Effie Hadlund Mary L.
Newland, Nicholas DeWinter. David
Louter, w. J. Gaffney. Michael Koy =
ach, Maurice Sinnott; Howard Wag-
ner, w. J. Wormacott, James p. Korn,
Robert c. Frazer, Geo. III. Elliott,
JOS r. Hill, w. c, Kellogg. Henry l.
Dine. Andre Boersig. Max Bremen. T.
M. Guinness, Geo. w. Grant, James u.
Dant, David p. Faust. and to all other
persons owning. occupying, or other
wise interested in any of the lots and
premises included in the following
district and portion OF the City OF
Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan;
tt.-wit:
Lots 1 to IS, both inclusive. block
8: Irving Place sub. on Il sec. So. Of
10000 acre tract in T. /. S. r.. IL II.
N. 169 IT. of lots 13 &c "a. both In
elusive, block -. w. $50 II. OF vacat-
ed Merrill street, lying e. OF and ad-
joining lot %. Beck's sub. OF part of
Y secs. Nos. 65 and Sc. lo,oo0-acre
tract.
The Common Council OF the City of
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
ROBBED IN ALLEY
AFTER DRINKING

Three men leaped upon Emil q.
Steffen. 10 years old. of No. All
Mullett-st., Monday night. as he was
passing an alley near Mullett-st. and
st. Aubin-ave., and robbed him OF
$40 after giving him a severe beat
ing. He was taken to the city re-
ceiving hospital. suffering from nu.
merous cuts about the head and
shoulders.
He could not describe his assail-
ants and told the police he had
been drinking before the robbery.
Karo Anicon. OF No. 400 Clinton.
st.. was robbed OF $50. at No. sc
Catherine-st.. he told the police.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Alcohol Claims Another.

Thomas Novack, about As years
old, no home, was found dead In the
rear OF No. IA Lafayette-ave. east,
early Tuesday morning, by passers-
by. Coroner's Clerk Edward Conley
viewed the body and pronounced
death due to alcoholism and expo
sure.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
MANY LOST WITH
HOSPITAL SHIP
Marechiaro Strikes Austrian
Mine on Coast of
Albania

LONDON. Feb. 29.-Many lives
are believed to have been lost u
the sinking OF the Italian hospital
ship Marechiaro. OF the coast of Al
bsnia. according to dispatches re-
ceived here from Rome last night.
The Marechiaro is thought to have
struck an Austrian mine.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
E. A. TURNBULL
WILL BE BURIED
IN GRAND LEDGE

Edward A. Turnbull, late director
OF the Merchants National bank.
who died suddenly, Monday morn
ing, in his Crosse Pointe home, will
be burisd, Wednesday, In Grand
Ledge. Services will be held at IL
o'clock, Wednesday morning, In the
home.
Mr.. Turnbull had been a resident
OF Detroit the last Ave years, having
previously made his home in Grand
Ledge. where he had extensive bus
mess interests. The Knights Tenn
plar and other Masonic organiza.
tions, OF which Mr.. Turnbull was a
member, will be represented at the
funeral.
The pallbearers will be: John Bal
lantyne, H. E. Dodge, o. s. Hawes,
and +. ]. Burden. of Detroit; c. p.
Downey Of Lansing. and w. c.
Wurzburg. Of Grand Rapids.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Steamer Is Mined;
IL Are Rescued
BY UNITED PRESS.

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 29.-The
Gothenburg steamer Knippla. dis
placing 49S tons, struck a mine
south OF Falsterbo, just outside
Swedish territorial waters, and
sank. Fifteen Of her crew and two
women passengers were rescued.
A German fiotilla Of mine layers
sowed several mines OF Falsterbo
on Monday, Stockholm dispatches
said.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29

ticising physician of San Jose. Cal,
for many years addicted to drugs.
tells the strange story OF his lie
without reserve-how he won the
battle.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29

Struck by northbound Four
teenth car at Oakland and Alger-
aves.. early Tuesday morning. Peter
Bcholowski, 26 years old. OF No.
1894 Russell-st.. was taken to the
city receiving hospital, suffering
with internal injuries and a pos.
sible fracture of the skull. wit.
nesses told the police that the man
walked in front of the car. His con.
dition Is said to be critical at the
hospital.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29

Good paper, II Is said, can be pro-
duced from refuse hops that have
hitherto been thrown away In brew
cries.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
CITY OF DETROIT-OFFTCE
OF THE CITY TREASURER

Detroit, Feb. Is. 1915.
Notice Is hereby given to all per-
sons inter ested that there have been
filed In this office the following
named Assessment rolls:
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
LAT0NIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling; 2year-old maiden Allies;
hTe and onehAH turlongs. Blue Plume, l5; Hes
ter Smith, lo5; English Lady lO6; Lady Katherin.
10; Commences. 10; oily Anna, 10; BELL Cow. lo5;
Signorette. lO5 Carrie Louise, 10; snair, no
Jurisdiction, 10: Arrow. 10
SECOND RACE-Thre -year-olds and upward dI
furlongs 'Unce Will 100; ALEX Getz, 100; BolslA.
10; Feather DuSter 10; Minstrel Ill Sansmyng.
ia; Some Reach. lO5; Manioc 10; Eddie Dellng,
10; Luke Mae 10; 'BtlHc Joe, lH; HAWTHORN lle.
THIRD RACE-ThEe-ysar-o six furlongs.
Fsint, lI5; Acabado lO5; ]. Rufus, los; Believe Me
Boys lO9; Llcille P. 100: Sedan. liz; Wesley Ho-
gan. ll2; Butter Scotch H. liz.
FOURTH RACE-Hardicap; all ages; six fur
longs. Sands NJ Pleasure, IS; Lena MiSha, IA
Dimiti IO4; Bringhurst, n.
FIFTH RACE-Purse; Syear-ods; one mile and
seventy yards Jane Straight, 100; King CORN. 100;
Captain Rees, I05; Fleetabele, 100; Prince HermIs
IL; Star Jasmine. Ioo; Mediation lO3; Vogue 100;
Money Maker. H.
SIXTH RACE-Four- yearolds and upward; one
and one-eighth miles. W W. Clark. lO; Worlds
Wonder los: 'Disillusion l06; Monsieur PerG, lo6
First Star lO6; Gold Color I05
SEVENTH RACE-SellIng; 3-yeaI-olds and up
ward; one and one sixteenth miles Requisram. g;
SURPRISING lO2; Malabar, Iu2; Allen n. lo2; La
hors. IA: Booker Bill. 100; George Roesch, 1p;
Orange. l02; Syrian. Ill; BONANZA. ia
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Little. Sol veis. Bucnsr. James Nette walcutt
and Bullion also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handcsp; Syear-olds and up
ward; mile and one-eighth. Typhoon, lO murphy,
s. 90 g 4O out, won; John W. Klein, 100 Brown,
$40. out second Grumpy. l06 tClaTerl out, third.
Time, l425 McAdoo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs 5year,olds and up
ward FIIigse Ill Connolly. $50, SO out.
won; Milestone, lO6 Lyke). $40, out. second
Amazon. lOs CGoose). out. third. Time. lis rs.
Dr. Carmen also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards; 5year-
olds Margaret n. III (Bu1tOnl. 50. =. 90 $40,
won: Fair Orient, Ill Connolly S 50. $3.50 SEC
ond Big To Do. 100 Brown. 8, third. Time,
1895 Col McNab, Thonwood, Lady worthins-
ton. Old Charter, Chief Brown, Welga, Trappoid
and MiEfulla also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-NIile and une-sixteenth; Syear-
olds and upward. Ask Her, 100 Wan Dusen), s4O.G
$3.50, $40 won Rifle Shooter lO5 tGoosel. A7o,
sc second Samuel r. Meyer. ia CONNOLLY.
S.lO, third. Time. 50 IS Commauretta and
Birka alsD ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
D. C. Court of Appeals

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
RObb and Mr. Justice Van Orsdel.
Luther Johns, Lawrence H. Cake, Henry
p. Gaggstatter and Francis c. Nonachen
were admitted to practice.
1O27-Janin vs.. Curtiss: opinion modi-
fed and petition for rehearing overruled
292O-Jacobi vs.. Jacob; argument COM
menced by Mr.. A. L. Newmyer for ap-
pellant. continued by Mr.. T. NJ. Wamp-
Ter for appellee and concluded by Mr.. A.
L. New mycr for appellant.
2926- Scaggs ct al, VS.. Gallagher
argued by Mr. George w. Drew for ap-
pellants; submitted for appellee
2a33-Harding, ct al, VS.. Westcott;
argument commenced by Mr. NJ. f
O'Brien for appellants, continued by Mr.
l.. r. Mason for appellee and concluded
BY Mr.. NJ. +. O'Brien for appellants
@934-Marschalk VS.. Marschalk; argu.
ment commenced by Mr.. II. I. Quinn for
appellant. continued by Mr. S. McC. Haw-
ken for appellee and concluded by Mr.
H. l. Quinn for appellant.
Assignment today:
Regular Call:
2q35-Washington Railway and Electric
Company VS.. Scala; attorneys, Barbour
O'Donoghue, Alexander.
2a3S-Nehrbass VS.. Nehrbass: attorneys
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Ssl'tng; 2year-olds; FIVE and one
half fuIonss. Burbank Il3 Moonlighter imp.
lfs Pol0nsum Imp. I's LobellIa Jos; Sweetrr Than
sugar. l6; Melting Moments GmDI. C5: "Spectre
l3; Queen BashtI. 100: Hasty Cora. 10: Tootse,
ms; StllWart Van. los: Cruces Ill; SupenaI. lO5;
Valgur. ll5; 'Precise 100.
SECOND RACE-NeIIingi 3-year-oIds and upward
six fUrlongs Naushou ll5: Loheugr1n IL. Pis-rot.
ll5, Blue Cap. 10; Linda Payne. 10: Lady Edwina
mpl. no. Wizard. lOs SINAI. g: HUwitzer II3;
Enke Bell ll3 Presumption. lI3: CcIorz. 10;
Bob Re+1eld. l)3; Broom Corn. l05; 'Piquette. 100
THIRD RACE Handicap: 2year-old; six f1rloug5.
Crank, ll9; Golden Rod IL: Reprobate 10;
Storm Nymph limp Is: Waukegeau. lOs; Tragedy,
is: Golden Bantam. III; Pickwick. IO8 Bondage.
FOURTH RACE-CarrolIton Handicap; 2-vsar-
olds; SO00 added six f1ronEs. Crfmper dmp).
l2' Prince Of Como. ID; Port Light. III: Daddys
Choice, lT; Regina, IO2; Miss Puzzle lo2: Pro
htoiton. q Ormssdale. n: Marse Henry, u6:
Startling, 10; Anita. IT; Pstroma imp, lc;
Whimssy g.
FIFTH RACE-Handicsp: 5year-olds and I'D
ward mile and onesixteenth Runes IN. Fen
mouse, lO6; Eagle, IOs; Kilmer T; King Neptune
l6; Trial By jury. lo5; Ninety Simplex 81
SIXTH RACE-Sellng; 3year-olds and UPWARD :
mile and onesiGtsenth. Fairly ia; Dizurbsr los
Scorpii IO7; Friar Nought lO4: Cap,. Par Ti9,
Prime Mover. lT Ford Mai lT; 'Greetings a
SEVENTH RACE-SeIing; 3year-olds and m
ward; mile and Cns-siItesnth. Harry Lauder "a.
Fenrock l0s; Politician, l0s woodfair lO7 .Navi,
gator %; Song Of Valley, 100; Rspton. Ios. IA
Weiss ITi Nigel lO6.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division No. Z
Justice stafford.

In re lunacy of Margaret O'Dowd;
order confirming report Of auditor.
In re lunacy OF James A. Pope; order
referring account to auditor.
In re lunacy Of Samuel Rogers; order
referring account TO auditor.
Quinn VS.. Vinson ct al; pro confesso
made absolute and confirming prior de-
cree; plaintiffs attorney. NJ. J. Colbert.
Butcher VS.. Butcher; order Of publi-
cation; plaintiffs attorneys, George c.
Shinn and T. G. O'Nelll
Walker VS.. Sterrett ct al; order pro
confesso and reference to Albert Harper,
examiner; plaintiffs attorneys, J. z.
Padgett and w. H. Manogue.
Campbell VS.. Lawson; order Of publ
cation; plaintiffs attorneys, w. s. Zach
ary and J. E. Potbury.
Doorak VS.. Doorak; order FOR alimony
pendente lite; plaintiffs attorney, J. l.
Krupsaw.
Richmond Park Improvement Co. VS..
Hight; pro confesso ordered; plaintiff s
attorneys, Rhodes & Cromelin and D. w.
O'Donoghue.
Moran VS.. King; order finally rstify
ing sale; plaintiffs attorneys, H. W.
Sohn and Oscar Nauck; defendants at
torney, NJ. J. Colbert.
In re lunacy OF Rudolf P. Thoenike,
Charles Straub, Frank Koslick, William
Conner. John Krebs William c. Stone,
GUS MustachaL John II. Walters, Gussle
F. Smith and Francis P. Kirwin; order
authorizing investments.
Lynham We. Hufty: on hearing; plain
tins attorney. George F. Sullivan; de-
fendants attorney, Lawrence Hufty.
Assignment today:
White VS.. White; attorneys, Toomey &
Toomey-HutChinson.
Burgdorf VS.. Edwards; attorneys, Gar
diner-Ridout. Edwards.
Solomon vs. Solomon, attorneys, Tgnor
-Tignor
StOsc vS. Hight ct al: attorneys, Wilson
Hogan, Douglas, Rufin & Obear.
NewboId VS.. Brennan Construction Com
pany; attorneys. Cohen-Sullivan, Hamil-
ton.
Turner VS.. Turner; attorneys, Baker
Leahy-Gaskins.
Smith VS.. Smith; attorneys. Clarke
PretZfelder.
Atkins VS.. Atkins attorneys, DeLacy,
Colbert-King. Ridout
Waugh vs.. McMullen, attorneys, Town
send-Gaskins.
Hall VS.. Brandenburg; attorneys, Wolf,
Cohen. Johnson-Richardson, Shreve,
Rhodes
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOIICE OF EXPIRATION OF LICENsBS-oI
nee of the Asses-or Of the District Of Columblf
hasnington, d. @, October 2 1916 Notes
hereby given that on the THIRTY-FIRsT DIY
Of OCTOBER. lsle. win eIplre an lioes,s issue
U NE Assessor Of the District q Columbia o
Apooec1nss Goc1oDsen, Gutomo5ils Itorxs
warehouses, hanks and banker bill-postsn bn
haro' pool and othG tsbles, bowling EileyA pro
{1leto7 Of h$r-roons. boarding houses, public baths
MEDIUMS. clEirvoyants, palmis1. etc. cztts deal
ers, commission merchants. cnr dealers buldin
coau1cfurs, carriage and wagon mHkers ooufec4ton
en- dealers IN secondhand personal property. deal
erS in markets, dealerb IN Fzsoins ds1lsrs IN ker
oeene oil and ols Of hks Fr1des distiusr FOE
hucEsters. hnristS. pTop1et0s Of h0telt employmsn
Hgen1, Investment eoupauies prOprist0u Of publ
halls public partS livery stHhlst. lzundres daeEn
and hand land and tmproyement compzuiss lnai
broEeHs uailrOad bcket broken restaurants an
eating houses rebl estate AgeDts pr0pgiet0rB q do
machines. IroprietOrs Of thsztsu. undertaken, EBs
wholesale liquor dealsu
An persons desiring % cJ1tnus the Gbpe de-
scribed blSinss professions must promptly ryney
Their hcsnses. WM P. RICHARDS. Assessor. D G
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10

Frey, Madison, Gies-Green.
294l-Maxwell VS.. Mcdonald; attorneys,
McKenney & F1annery, Faust, Wilson
Minor.
2e4S-Gray VS.. Ward; attorneys, Gas
kins. Gray-Lambert, Yeatman.
2s16-Randle VS.. Washington Loan and
Trust Company, trustee, ct al; attorneys,
Easby-Smith, Fleharty, Johnson-Mertl-
lat, Woodward, O'Donoghue, Alexander.
2s3o-Shoemaker VS.. Digges; attorneys
Johnson-Gordon.
2949-Mearns vs. Harris; attorneys. Clep-
hane & Clephane-Lewis
2SSo-Knipp VS.. Harris; attorneys, Col
bert-Johnson, Herbert, jr., Davis.
295l-R. P. Andrews Paper Company VS..
Southern Soda Fountain Company; at
torneys, Rosenberg. Ridout-Williarns.
295S-The Phoenix Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company VS.. Harris; attorneys,
Minor-Wright & Wampler.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10

FIRST RACE-Maidsn colts and geldings; 2ysar-
olds: Ave and Onehaf fIrlongs; selling Apple
Jack, III Connolly, SslO $50 $50 won; Ben
Hampson. l9 LMurphy)' 80. 40 second; Quin.
los tAndrsss), $50. third. Time Log 55 Robert
Rhodes, Hames G. MARYLAND, Alert Class A,
Pluto, VGgabOnd and WOOdthOrn also ran
SECOND RACE-FiIlies and mares: SIX f1rlongS
Lady Mexican, III Dyke). s. $50 2D. won
fkGtre. l6 CMcCabe). $40. SD second ;
Blanchita, l0e Murphy), $40. third Time. II rs
Carrie Orme. Burning Queen. Helen Thompson and
Toy Miss also ran.
THIRD RACE-FiEe furion9; 2year-olds- Rhyme,
l8 Murphy, n3 80, s. won; Highland Lassis
100 (Bucklesl, A-0. SD second: George c. Love,
l0s uilley), $50 third Time. l % S5 Psrsesus,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Circuit Division, No. l.

Klein VS.. City and Suburban Railway
Company certified to Circuit Division No.
. for trial: plaintiffs attorneys, H /
Quinn and j. Enos Ray, jr.; defendants
attorney, John s. Barbour
Chapman VS.. Ducker; order restoring
cause to calendar; PLAINTIFFS attorney, J.
Dawson Williams: defendants attorneys,
A. l. Sinclair and w. B. Guy.
Carlson VS. District OF Columbia
plaintiff is Of sound mind: verdict for de-
fendant; plaintiffs attorneys, David Wolf
and John Ridout, defendants attorney.
G. n. Syme.
Traeger VS.. Brightwood Railway Com
pany: order dismissing cause under rule
IS with costs against plaintiff: DIaintiT's
attorneys. 8. p. Fisher and Cranda al
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
United States Court of Claims.

Chief Justice Edward K. Campbell.
Judge Fenton W. Booth. Judge George
F. Downey and Judge James Hay
The October calendar was called and
cases were set for certain dates.
L-aNIay ct al VS.. United States. Argu-
ment commenced by Webster Ballinger
for plaintiffs. and case passed to the De-
Cember term.
Cases posted for Tuesday. 10 a. m:
Law /; trial numbers Il, 81 60, IS, 6s, So
70, Il, p, 70, 76, -. 81. g, 81, IS and 50.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Mackey; DEFENDANTS attorney, John S.

Mackey; defendants attorney. John s,
Barbour.
All appeal and certiorari cases on the
trial calendar certified TO Criminal Divi-
sion No 2.
Assignment today:
l-Rnight VS.. Norfolk and Western
Railway Company. ct al; attorneys,
Douglas, Ruffin Obear-Hamilton &
Hamilton, Maddox & Galley.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWELVE
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LOST

ONE sXl3 ADMINISTER RUG IN THE VICINITY
Of 9Th and Mass. ave. ne. on Monday, OctobeT .
Reward II returned to PEOPLES DEPARTMENT
bTORE. 6th St and Pa. ave. Sc
LOsr-CAMEO BROOCH, CLAW SETTING. RE
ward. Z. GARLOCK, the Cairo.
LosT-LADY's SILVER LAVENDER CODOR
Wis watch, on 9Th s., between Z and sta. nv.
Toward II returned 70 G. G. c., 1915 II st nv.
LosT-BLACK LEATHER CASE, WITH ONE
dozen pearl rings Reward II returned 70 p.
MITCHELL. eth and G sB NV.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. D. C. WASHING
ton October g. 1916. Sealed proposIs viii n. re
ceiTed At this Office Room 50p Distrct Buldins
untn TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ ocsober q 1876 fo-
T1dinE certain streets sEEreEatinE about 10 %
cubic yHIds Of grading. Forms Of proposals spec
hcations, Bnd Necessary information NAV be obtained
from the Chief Clsrk, EngneeT Department Rom
q, District Building WBshinFton D. C. OLTVFH
P NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWNLOW. CHARLIE
". KUTZ Comuisd1oea, D. @
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, WILMINGTON
D. O., OctObeT 5 ls1G.-Sealsd proposals win b.
received Al the Ofice Of the Secretary 70 he Bosry
Of Commissioner Room 60e District BufldinE Until
o'clocf p m TUESDAY. Octobsr s. 1875 foa
reconaTucting a portion Of vail on Canal road b.
tween AQueduct Bridge and FOundry Bnneh- Porn
of proposal specihc1tons. and Dsosssry informs,
ton may Be Obtained from the Chif ClsTf q The
Engineer Department Room &, DisE-ict BuiIdfnE
Washington D. c. OLIVER P. NEWMAN. LOUIS
BROwNDOw. CHARLES ". KUTZ. ComnisSos
e1 D, c.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
LAUREL SELECTIONS

BY GEORGE NJ. MORRIS
First race-Spectre, Polonium,
Lobelia.
Second race-Blue Cap, Nau-
shon, Wizard.
Third race-Crank. Golden
Bantam, Storm Nymph.
Fourth race-Port Light, Grim
pera, Prince of Como.
Fifth race-Fenmouse Runes,
Eagle.
Sixth race-Disturber. Scorpil,
Captain Parr.
Seventh race-Nigel, Repton.
Harry Lauder.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
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Phone Main G5s. Ty Hunters Bedbug Ertarrri-
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