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CANADA Will. INCREAsE
ARMY TO 400 OOn N T.. y

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
OTTAWA. ONT. January Cam
ada'S overseas force is 20 he In
creased to 100000 men sir Robert
BORDEN made this official announcement
to-day. The authorized force at pres
"nr i e5c,Ooo and more will he re-
cruitcd shortly. There is no dcarth OF
men willing To fight
This New Years message came from
the sickhed Of the Premier. He is SUI
icrln: from Il severe attack of lumbago
an" grippe. The net figures Of recruit
Ing Tor overseas service To December
- are 1850. and since December IL
about l5,ooo have enlisted, making a
total OF 2l2.Gao. OF these. IlS92o have
hc"u sent 10 Europe, and 1900 to Rcr-
muda and ST Lucia. so that the total
force sent overseas i l20.1oa !, total
of l.S7l have been brought back from
Europe
ON the firing line in France and Bel.
GUM to-day there are more than 1000
Canadians. III the transport OF these
troops IN Canada one soldier was acci-
dcntaliy KILLED. Not one has been lost
hN water transport. There are now
practically three divisions at the front.
with more than three in England for
enforcement.
TEL TON ItI:-E<EunCENE.\
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moving. There Is little room to doubt
mat the incident will mean new din
i,matic action. In which the United
states VIII present TO Austria i'm the
same iorccful manner it's unalterable
F"I'cN that the laws OF nations and
humanity must h" regarded by the bel
ISrrentS IN their warfare at sea
Severance OF diplomatic relations
with all its possibilities looms up AS
ON" or ;hc cVentualitics
NthouSh tho nationality o. the sub
marine which SUNK the Persia remains
rhcSiab'sheh definitely. the assump-
ton generally is that ii was an Aus
'ii' BOAT because Count Won BcrnStorff
tn" German ambassador. recently d..
Chased that no German or Turkish sub
HcvSih'cs were operating in the Medi-
tarrancan
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NV haror
%

or Germans and Austrians have been
brought up for the battle now i'm prop
reSS IN Eastern Gaiicia. y Reuter- dis
patch from letroGrad says:
y great battle or series of Unk.d
battles, is proceeding. on the south
western front. The Austro German
armies under Field Marshal Won Mack &
chseh and General rnangcr. which are
engaged from the Pripet River TO the
Roumanian frontier are estimated at
100000 men.
Only fragmcntary news Of the light
ing has been received. but il is stated
authoritativcly that the .\ustro-Germau
forces have made progress nowhere:
that the Russians have retired no
where, and such changes as have oc-
CURED ON this front have been To the
advantage Of the Russians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
obile manufacturer's wife dur

automobile manufacturers wife dur
ing the day.
Airs. Ford and her son received many
notes and messages. however. One of
them was from Professor Stevenson,
or the University or Pennsylvania, who
came to New York yesterday with a
delegation of college students. pledged
I" the promotion of friendly interna-
tional relations
MIR. Ford on landing will 70 imme
diateiH TO the Fillmore and will prob
apiE start FOR his home some time
during the afternoon
The peace pilgrim sent no word inst
nt%ht from his ship except to say that
his health was 20 n
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RECEPTION IN HONOR
OF PAN-AMERlCANS

~ N -- I'oiIi rlrS' fasc.l
ration should have been able to con
trlhutc to bringing about 50 important
event, andII send my hest wishes for
the labors of the congress in behalf
OF the culture and progress Of all the
nations Of America
Dominican Republic: send nv re-
Spectful greetings to the Second Pan
American Scientific Congress-
Guatemala: ! send my most sincere
good wishes for the most complctc sue
cess of the congress
Haiti: Please accept best wishes for
success and expression of my senti-
ments OF good Will
Honduras: Sincere wishes for bril-
liant success.
NcNiCo: Hone that tho Pan tucri :
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DEATHS

III .ioTT.--Dicd, January /, at St.
i.uk"S Hospital, AT 1880 o'clock n.
=. ELLlOTT in the seventeen year or
ms age. he leaves his wife and three
daCG iierS, Mrs. u. II Waddell OF
! hhriotteSVille. Va: Mrs i. Council
brown of Ncwbcrn. y. G.. and +" Ell
il"tl. OF Hot Creek. y. G.. and two sons.
. e. Elliott. Of Richmond. and Walter
Elliott OF Greenviile. y. G.
ENoS. Died. at her home 2S22 y
Street. January l. al ii r. NJ. MISS
Is ATlE ENOS, IN her nineteenth year.
Funeral notice later
y precious one from us has gone.
\ Voice We love is still:
: place j. vacant in our home,
which never can tie filled.
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SNOW IN CALIFORNIA
In crcnt Valleys Of State Inv. mt
Depth Grcnter rhnn for
NCurh.

SAN FRANCISCO. January Snow
along the coast and in the great val
ieNs OF California lay Today AT "A depth
greater than for years
hcddihe, AT the upper end Of the
sacramento Valley, reported eighteen
inches. and slciehinG.
Stockton and Fresno. in the San
Joaquin Valley. also reported snow.
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SURPRISED At NEWS
CONCERNING BROTHER

WILMINGTON. y. G.. January IN.
Frait McNecly. local newspaper man
an" hro'her Of Robert McNecly. OK
pressed surprise tonight at the rcport
'hat b"wd NcNccly had probably
sailed from New York with the consul
powd McNcely left Wilmington on No
Nemher -. ostensibly for his home a,
Waxhaw. \. G.. after visiting his
brother who had not heard from him
since but believed him still at Wax
haw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02

have handled Or. Is liners swamp
ROOT, Kidney, liver and bladder rem
edE Tor twenty years and have heard
plenty Of favorable reports concerning
II from my customers. They are satis-
he'd with the results obtained from it's
use | know OF many cases where
Swamp-Root has cured Stone in the
BLADDER. Gall Stones, Gravel. Catarrh
or Inflammation of Bladder, Liver
trouble and rheumatism. have used
II in my own family with good re-
suits; and heartily endorse Or. Kill
mcrs Swamp-Root and believe il has
good curative value.
Very truly yours.
ALIEN. I.lpSCHITZ. Druggist.
81 North Sixth Street.
Brooklyn, " y.
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GOVERN OR-GENERAL.
OF SERBIA APPOINTED

VIENNA, AUSTRIA, January ,via
i.ondon).-Count Sails Scewis. at pres
eht military commander at Vienna. has
nceh appointed Governor-Gcncral Of
Serbia
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bhitIm"rc Port Records Broken
BALTIMORE, January All records
Tor sailing from this port were broken
to-day. when twcnty-thrcc vessels,
i"adcn with grain and other mcrchan-
disc. cleared. Eighteen carried ear
Zoos for foreign ports
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A KIDNEY REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS
EXPERIENCED DRUGGISTS IN EVERY STATE RECON-
MEND AND USE SWAMP ROOT IN THEIR
OWN FAMILIES.

DIR. kilmcr's swamp Root sells well
with US because i, invariably produces
good results in Kidney, Liver and
bladder troubles We sold a dollar
bottle to one OF the inmates Of our
Soldiers Home near here, and after
using il he brought in about one dozen
gravel stones, some as large AS a pea
which he had passed. He states that
h. obtained wonderful relief from the
use Of swamp Root.
ERNEST \. BROWN.
Lafayette. Ind.
Personally appeared before me. this
18th OF .luly. 1909. Ernest A. brown
Of the Brown Drug Co, who sub
scribed the above statement and made
oath that the same is true in substance
and in fact.
DAVID BRYAN. Notary Public.
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DIES SUDDENLY
Th"mns j. ShnuEhnessy. Eiffy-E:ight
Years. Relieved to Re ip0-
pieNy Victim.

Thomas J. ShauGhmcSsy. ffiy-cirht
Years old. died suddenly carly rcstcr-
day morning in his home S2l ilbc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02

points where survivors might hc landed
or detaiiS OF the attack might BE- avail
y aeie.
+ NEWLY APPOINTED CONSUL
rROHNBLN tMo>a LOST
one American citizen aboard the
4 Persia was Robert McNeciy. newly APP
+ pointed consul at Adcu The belief
q was expressed i'm official circles to-
4 night that had NE escaped some report
3 would have been forwarded BY him. az
s more than two days had elapsed since
$ the vessel went down
8 In the absence Of Specific "details.
Secretary Lansing to-nicht declined TO
( comment upon the sinking oC the
/ Fersio He made II clear thar until
i the nationality OF the suhmarin" hal
zen "on''''e'l rs'@" S''e" an" t"' CIR
-. H.
II cntl, wac v,.vi,r tho si,u,,jo,, ,,i,h
nm opc, ,,ird
z4itJt w,s r.,ii.oJ I'm. sno,id a, l,.
sStri,u suhno,iro b,vo des,ro,od ia.
Eevasso, tho I-;,,,., ..o,.,r,,,r,,,, ,,,ot
Ear, ~ ,,.,.; ,., 49,, H.,
no, bo,n .,nic,.,,, ,, g.,
Est,,,o,ta,,.
49, =, ''oi'S ~ y" '"e assurances
o"" - 70
:, ,, 49,. ("
y ""'E ." Nt"-
e""H' an" mn ''" ''''"'N ON inc
s'" o''"' Z" n"'Su"H
',''' "'N .""' "'H""S 'cs"r"lhs
,n'""' '''' ''''"'NS "''' 'or'h from
/ .'ii"" "i'''i"'i''""H WIN IN" denver!
VI 'he mote OF ''' som" previous iiMc
Is ho' known mere.
Shoulo such AN explanation from
fffs9 iehha ne accompanied with proper
sSdtsaNowai AND provision for repara-
stloh, II was considered likely that Tho
[sGntted states would accept ii.
III oiiiciais OF the state Department are
mot inclined 10 doubt The good faith
OF the assurances given by Austria in
It's last note.
nIcNEELY MAKING FIRST
,rKIp no .o>sI,u p,sr
tp,,r, ~, ,,.>,
e., 49,, 10 '''"N'''S ms
tI-ni,.d 81, .,.l,,,,, ~, lo' 'ne
annni,,,a, n,,,,,, '" ~ "'o'
s;t-n.h ~ KIM ~. ""' as
rne y :, ,,I wv"
ibs Nor,h ra,o,;,, VI
zoos 10 ION I. ''''''
y ola
Dos,r,,,i,, -. ,i p.i.
SS3persia wj,h ,o,.i,,,a
i{Ity.s ,nro,,s o,,,i -, N"'e''t""
ITni,cd stat, ,., INV i,..,,,s,,'' -" ''l'
ainio "a nov ,io.co,
st,omin, ,I,
.,hi,,s ,'"i
Situation -, h.,1 49, ''''','
snnce of tn.. .,rdin.,i
.iAm.r,c.r i,.,,,,,,,,..i '"e
his new element threatens "a .o,,nIf
cate affairs with Austria as iIorou"bl,.
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TEiT0> Rf:-ENFURCEMENTs
REACH EASTERN GALICIA
LONDON. January Large forces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02

Il "a, y Y. for a
OF
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RUSSIAN FORCES
ON OFFENSIVE IN
EASTERN GALICIA

continued from First Pagcl
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
MO. MOTHERPEKSIO
I Law MAY Be INVALID.
Language Is Ambiguous, Failing
to State Upon What Amount
Levy Is To Be Made.

A faw which may invalidate the law
has been discovered In the Maryland
widow mothers pension bill. passed by
the Maryland legislature last session.
The bill provides that Baltimore and
each OF the counties shall levy mot
more than one-tenth OF one mlll' to
raise the necessary funds. but nothing
Is said about the basis OF the levy.
Governor Harrington Ia said to feel
that he should sign the bill, despite this
ambiguity and allow the matter to be
threshed out in the courts
The measure provides for the payment
to worthy widow mothers OF pensions
as follows: Twelve dollars per month
for the oldest child, $40 for the next
Oldest child. and IS for each additional
child
The total to he paid one family is
not to exceed $40 monthly
Ii is pointed out that, IL the levy Is TO
be upon 800 worth of property, tn
be upon 500 worth OF property, the
fund raised In Baltimore would not
be more than $500, and the total raised
in the counties would be practically
the same.
such an Interpretation would mako
the measure void as a practical meas
ure.
On the other hand. II the levy were
TO be upon one dollars worth OF prop
erty the yield would be one hundred
times as much.
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
RESIDENTS HONOR
CRANDAL MACKEY
Present Watch to Retired Prose-
cutor in Appreciation of Services.

capt CranGal Mackey. who retired as
commemorative attorney for Alexandria
county at the beginning OF this year,
was presented with handsome watch in
appreciation OF his public services nj
2 mas; meeting at the county court
Judge J. B. Thornton, Of the circuit
court, presented the watch, on behalf
or residents OF the county.
Inc meeting was held in honor of Can
taln Mackey and Frank l.. Ball. the
pIesent commonwealth's attorney. Each
spoke briefly on conditions In the coun-
~ and its prospects for the future.
county Clerk George II. Rucker pre-
SIDED, and made brief address. Charles
L Jesse read letter from DR.. Jospeh
Taoer Johnson. Of Cherrydale, COM
menting on changes in conditions in the
county that occurred during Captain
Inc Following contributed musical
numbers: Mrs: Ralph Quick. Mrs r. d.
Shreve. Miss Eula Smith. Miss j. Rich.
srdson. J. Newton, Leonard Crymes, and
Phil Osters. "'N
About 400 residents of the county were
present.
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
Conservation" Is Topic
To Be Discussed By Club

Conservation" will be the ionic for
discussion at the monthly meeting IF
the civics section OF the Twentietn
Sentdry Club. which will be held
Thur sday at II o'clock, In the church
parlor of All Souls Church. The
leader OF the civics section is Mrs.
NilDeH Grosvenor and associa 10
leader Mrs F. V. Coville. Organiza
ton OF new section on conseryn-
tion Is to be organized at 2 o'clocl<
on the day of the meeting.
The speakers at the meeting Thurs
day VIII he Robert Sterling Yard.
azine: Mrs. Flora Mcdonald Tbonn
son. president of the Housekeepers'
AlIiance and Mrs. A. B. Tracy.
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES
Conrad II. Syme, James FrancI,
Smith, ATTORNEYS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE MS.
I'll thl S OF SoLuMBIA. Holding Dis
street northeast. between Florida avenue and
street, and OF street northwest, between
trict OF Columbia. District Court No iSSe
Sotice 10 hereby given, that the Commits.
sloners OF the District OF Columbia pursuant
sress. approved March g. 1918, snti.Ied ian
Act making appropriations for the expensss
St me government OF the District OF CoIum-
pA, LOT Inc nscal year ending June ttirtIeth
nineteen hundred and fourteen, and for other
purposes, whereby they are authorized to
or highway to conform with me plan OF The
permanent system OF highways in that nor
no, non 0t the District OF COLUMBIA outside OF
adopted under the Act OF Congress apnroved
march 2 1888. as amended by tie Act
domination under the Provisions of subchapter
one or chapter fifteen OF the code OF
b hsw 81 Si.d the District Of columUiaJ.
praying the condemnation Of IN. land nccssl
sary for the extension OF First st:uet north
s srH oS Segse EN- Florida avenue and . street,
place and Second street, in the DistrIet Of
Columbia. as shown on a plat or map filed
praying also that a jury OF nve indciouS.
experienced. disinterested men VINO shall he
fr ire within the District Of Columbia,
plOyfnent OF the District OF Columbia or GU" Of
fototS1. uo summoned by the
United States marshal for the District OF Co.
lumbia to assess the damages each owner Of
land 10 be taken may sustain BY reason Of
the said extension of the said streets Ss
aforesaid, IN the District of Columbia. md
the condemnation OF the land necassanv for
the purposes thereof, and TO assess a. kene.
ft1 resulting therefrom the entire amount NJ
said damages Including the expenses OF these
proceeding upon any lands which the U,ry
may md win be benefited. as provided for
in and by the aforesaid Act OF Congress II
IL, by the Court. this. Sth day OF April, A. D.
1878. ORDERED. That all persons having
they are hereby warned and commanded 10
appear in this Court on or before the 9Th
day OF May. A. ID. 1915, at ten O'clock A. NJ.
and continue IN attendance until the court
shall have made lite final order ratifyInR
and confirming the award OF DANA ges and the
asSe1sTpenttof, benefits, OF me jury to i've em-
pehsled and sworn herein; and Ii 10 further
ORDERED. That a copy OF this notice and
order be published twice week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Evening
Star, The Washington Times and the WASH
ingthn Herald, newspapers published in the
said District, commencing at least twenty days
before the said 9Th day Of MAY A. u. 1915.
II II further. ORDERED. That a COPY OF
states marshal. or his deputies, upon each OF
the owners OF the Zee OF the land to he con
d@1nned herein and upon tenants and occu-
rants " the same as may he found by the
said marshal, or his deputies, within the
District Of Columhla before the said Sth day
Of MAY, 4 D. 1915, by the Court: y HARRY
CONVICTION. chief Justice. ISeaD a true
copy--Test; J, r. YOUNG, Clerk. by r. Z.
CUNNINGHAM Asst Clerk.
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

OF t1iS, TO be assessed against all lots In
squsle iHs 9butting. the said work. Pave al
leys with vitilned or asphalt block, or con-
crete. The north part OF alley " square
w. AZ an estimated cost OF l,6Si. Alley
~ square W sizO, at an estinalsd cost
estimated cost Of u,5S7. Alley leading
east IRON tth street In square 1856 at an
s ssI cost OF sg26. i5-fooi alley In square
~, AZ an estimated cost OF t6tl Unpaved
ssi,ry IN square 35Ol. at an estimated cost OF
s-,99V' Inpavcd alleys in square 6l7 at an
,s sv cost Of ii.52S. set new curb and
street northwest from md street to ard street
= ~ estimated cost o. 81 AS. to be assessed
III ,nss All lots In squares $685. and 3os7 abut.
wyoming avehue northwest from GARD street
~ and including iot tat an estimated cost
oo,, ,sO'' 70 be assessed against all lots IN
square 2o22 AUDITING the said work. Set new
suhc curb, on both sides Of 18th street
noa'"west liom Spring road to Perry place,
sho,,, on west side OF 18th street south
estimated cost of u.ioa. 10 be assessed
sb,,,,,.,a az lots In squares 2sSS. ESQ, and 2s27
nno ouuE the said work. on both sides OF
, vnssSNania avenue northwest from 2sth
..,reet to Sth street, at an estimated cost Of
sM 10 be -asseaed against all lots In
wsrh ~ IIs' N and w. u AUDITING the said
woIN On the cast side ~ 2Sh street north
IVES. from Peunsyivania Avenue to NJ street,
az an estimated cost OF li25. to be assessed
ssId 49,. Al Iots IN square 1874 abutting the
$40 Work. On the south side OF Pennsylva-
Ma avenue northwest from ssth street 10 Goth
street; a. an estimated cpst Of ts75, TO be as
the said >work
N0rthesst Section: Lay cement sidewalk
~ III we cast side Of 2ith street northeast from
nsmIh street to Irving street. at an est
mated cost OF fi0l. TO be assessed against all
n 0u IN SQUARE t2ss ahutting the said work.
IN IN tne south side Of X street northeast from
wth erect to nth street. at an estimated cost
OF tlOf' 10 he assessed against all lots in
square ss1 ahutting the said work ON the
I soutn SIDE OF Douglas street northeast from
montana avenue east to alley, at an estI-
mh,ed cost OF $40 to he asseaaei aRninst
al lots IN square 1919 abuttlag the sald work
hesEt cnrh and lay cement sidewalk on both
sIurn =, h:h street northeast from X street
20 rIorlda avenue. at an estimated cost Of
1.Hp 10 be assessed aKains, all lots IN
sqcareS So4 sos Ss. $40 $50. and s2S abuttinE
tne Rih worry Pave alleys with vitrtfed or
asphalt block. or concrete. unpaved portion
CT $3.50 " '''"'e" e"St
southeast section: Pave alleys with WITH
neI or ASPHALT block. or concrete, Alley in
SQUARE w nj an estimated cost of tbes Al
Isy In square 900, at an estimated cost Of
WW Az allevs In square i077. at an estI-
mattel cost Of 1870 OLIVER p NEWMAN
IDIIs BRowNJow CHAs. w. KUTz'
Commissioners. n. c. 49,
The Washington times., 1916-04-18

the following opportunities may
alton 70
lITED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BL&W-Free BOARD. lodging and wash
per day. PH-Per Eeur. BAL
urnIshed house, garden, fuel and mix.
/ IT. Adv-Transportation may be
Understood that ell opportunities are Of
ired as soon az possible
Virginia.
So-21. Warren Co. One married man, mid
dle-aged preferred for general farm work.
Any ES.. except German. Man with linn
lied knowledge Of Easolene Engines pre-
Ierred. No objection TO child. Tr, adv.
bAL Work for wife ut cooking and iaun-
DOMESTICS.
District Of Column!
ss'-7iss. washinGton. d. c. One single
woman for general Homework, including
cooking and washing. Any rood white Els.
$50 Pm. B& J.. No TT. Usual hours.
Washington, ID. e. One single woman for
general homework Any Is SIS PM. BAL.
Virgins.
sl0-5la7. Alexandria Co. One single woman
twhiteD for general Homework. so PM
and home. Usual hours.
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
BULLETIN OF AVAIL Able OPPORruNITlES

Detailed information concerning
be secured free of charge upon anil
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, q
OF LABOR, 8Ol
KEY TO APPROXIMATIONS USED :
Ing. PM-Per month. PW--Per week. p
Free Board and lodging. HGF&M-Un
ES-English speaking. Exp-Experieuce
advanced under favorable conditions.
Unless otherwise stated, Il will be
? permanent nature. and the help ~ do
49, FARM WORK.
Maryland.
SO-Sl6j. Montgomery Co Tine single ar
married man without children for market.
ing country produce In city (Ford truck
herman preferred. Other Es. No colored
Es necessary. Some exp Work for wife
~ times washing. etc.. extra pay $40 Pm.
S'O-52H. Talbot Co. one married and one
singIe man for general farm work. Any
might take couple. TT. adv, and deducted.
worthy. HGF&M. Work FOR wife washing
Pm. BAL.
S3-iss, Prince George c.. One married
man TO work farm on half shares. Tenant
20 furnish team, implements and labor.
h-room house. garden and fuel. Could keep
or cows. chickens. hogs for own use.
Owner supplies one-half seed wheat
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
DEATHS

on Monday. Aprii H.. 1915.
WILLIAM q. DAVIS. beloved husband OF
Hannah Davis In the forty-fourth year
Funeral from his late residence, eIj I
street southwest, on Wednesday. April 49,
slS. at S;S0 n. m. thence TO 81. Dominic
Ghurch; where mass Will be said at 20 a. M
Funeral private. II
Monday April IL. 1915. At
l2;tb w. M, at her residence Jl2i o street
northwest. ROSE REGINA KEARNEY
aaughter OF Mary and the late Luke
Kearney.
Funeral Friday. April n. 1918. from Holy
trinity Church. at 10 a. IN. Relatives and
friends Invited
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES
$500 MONTHLY

Including all interest and prIncIpaD
And small cash payment. makes you
the permanent OWNER OF one OF the
most delikhtful and complete 60 O7E
little homes In the s. r. Price. 3L,JJO
Ideally located near Llncoln Park.
large rooms, tile bath. cellar under
entire house, front and back porches.
excellent construction, etc. Sample
house, 1872 ID at. 8. e Open daily and
sunday until p. m. We want all who
are renting to come out and see these
homes--either for investment az home.
How TO get there-Take Capital Traction
cars 10, 18th st. =. e., walk . squares
north; pr Lincoln Park cars TO 18th.
and walk south squares. Representa-
tive on premises.
The Washington times., 1916-04-18

CORNER near Iowa Circle. ~. AMI L.. suit
BOX ala Times Office.
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
LOST AND FOUND

FEATHERs-Two punches black paradise
bet 3elt Vt, y. W. and 18th AMI q cts
II found return 10 sil NJ at, y. W. anl re-
csivs reward.
PIE--Gold drsRon. with dull green stone set
ting. Probably Loot Ia Continental Me-
mortal He'll or on nth street; owner much
attached 10 II. Suitable reward for return 10
T D., RHODES New Richmond Hotel, 18th
and " sts
FEATHER ROA-Purpls, on SUNDAY, in
Rock Creek Park or 18th st. eKtsadsd. Re
turn 10 lhT K4loTapA I'd. u
WATcH-Lady's. gold; name on inside. lie
ward. 10 Rhode Island ave- IL. z.
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
FOR EXCHANGE

18Th ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY, W. side
near 4 1T. Price. 5000. Trade for lots or
house. city or suburban. BoN ~, Times
The Washington times., 1916-04-18
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORKINOMEN-Deman a SQUARE deai ana
the chances are that you spend your cash
with US; none 10 sell loweN for same grade
suits see what tailors make IN the un-
called for suits we sell at %; surely save a
Mo bill. One price JUsTH's OLD STAND,
elb ~.