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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female
Young Finn; excellent cook; $50;
So Mis- il.imayels Asncy ID LA'l iSd ST. 81
fYer Telephone $3.50 Murray HI.
"A -COOK.-Yourr Irish gid. excellent coos
sg- $50 So Niss Hlfuayer's Agency. ID last fs4
O.. SO faor Te phone s3ii Murray I'LL
cook asa WAITRESS W CHAMBElMAiD Two
Fnnl.l rrs. UO.h e1pe-icfcDdi excellent refer
er-,-. ..-v up county. Miss SAalfhAt-.y As'ne,.
o. W.t f-I "a.
COOK -EncHsh: Intelligent. nca,. competent et-
ccllert references. mode-a,e wages TWINS Asen'
O.. --- sixth ave.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER -Erg'ish Protestant:
et.,I-rt COOK and waitress. BEST references co4n-
t-. ,-s..-rcl 81 Sra4flIe-.l 5 Ascicl. j WEI
ga g. Telephone Vanderbilt SIS.
XhrTgESs-FARI ORNLAlD Scotch waitress fait1-
f.. a.l- aaI willing. g1rl c'J Ie..f'.ctst go
etl Afs. Ho.uar-rs Agency. 10 Et-t iad . q.
e.o- Telephone ssi1 Murray HiIl
WAITRESS PARLoRMAGD -Good Waitress: faith
faI reaf arI Vilug. god cry references. -
E SIS. ifnfnaFar- Arel s.. 10 East is4 St.. ~
Coor Te spl0us ssi1 Murray III
LOST. FOi Nd AND REWARDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28

VdrmeSt!
The warmest place for
most Of us is our office!
How about a cool office
coat?
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
atl3th St. The at 34th St.
Four
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4lst St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28

Enter. l.. 4. c.. J. s. c.
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HONEYMOON TRIPS. surprlsins1 Ls q
BooAleis. pe,lo,.es rours. t'A bsSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28

Dated. juno 18th. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28

Comm issluutre. Board ~ water supply.
GEoHGE FEATIERsTONE secretar;'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20
Edbetysmiettsita

ga tGm1 maltafnnuur cuanfclii-
mi iaarnatnan TOTO maoilnasia to-
oistuficfii faifiIle fanioiIle, ia iittcn
Ioppii tuIee. Matt. %: ID.
@GinG aifoina, joIloin eldntd ieii.
rafunnasia on oIlut roitista ia elG-
mad, on mposfin &ristufien tulemi-
fen faipitl olltit moimafas. Sa mil.
loinfoan eli ole t1nld faipiii fofonoan
iomulniit. &c on nimittdin pb6is-
tpnpt fristilIiieen elGmGan jonfa c.
ritpiiin1 fiintomerffind oipat usfo,
toiapo ia roffais. Seiirafunta ooot-
ton "autiiaolIiien toiipon tdpttdmistd
ia iitliren SiimoIon ia Dapabtoiom-
me Seciufien &ristufien ilmestpstd. "
@uoGiatoien fiiIiiesia on. &ristifien
moriion postoufiefii Olfdnid wufiiii
frrficen: "T%otifesti, mind tuIen
pion", bamifoniit: "lmen, tliIe, Ser
ro syeehis;" Sind ieurnfunta on
oino moImis fobtoomoon Serranio,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

ipaltafuntaa nGbod." SeIlaiiena fun
tbrninen ~liionnostanio on, ei ban TO-
tpellu taipaisia olemaan. Sdn on
ipntinen ia iaastainen ia taipaiiiin
Ell tile mitGGn 'iaastuttopaa taiffa
iitG FUN farbistufien eli paIbeen
i~aattaa. Sim. 81: q. aitfa ostuit
Serran ipitoreIle ia fufa taitaa ieiioa
bancn ppbGsid i~iasionia? Sofia hi
ottomat fGoet opat ia on prtboas ip-
oGmestG. Hi. "a: Sd. Mutitaot o.
mot ptbtaat ~ipoGmestd, iilld be ioo-
mat nGbo1 SitmoInn. Mat. 8: S.
On ieItpGG Ills, cttd ibminen, ionfa
%""ipoGmen aiipotiis on paba 5amoSta
lapiuuoesta osti", tGptpp tiiIla fofo-
man uuioefii moioafieen ieiioa SIT
malon eoesiG. Toinen fprpmps on.
fiiinfa tdmG ipoipi topabtita. Edt6
ei ieIwitd ibmismoima eifG miiious.
"SbmiiilIe on ie mabootonta = fofo-
man mdbootonta - "mttta Ct SUI
maIoIIe, iinG SiimolaIIe on fulfil
moboolIisto".
Mfitto cttG SiintoIa fabtoo rpbtpd
tdbGn fiirion ibmisraifan rartsia jd
ipnnpttGG bGnet u~iibestuou, on TIME
pIi foiffein ibmeittcn. sc o~iottoa
roiatonto Ioiipeiitta, niinfitin Hieto-
ri ieIpGsti ianoofin: "8iitettp OF
foon SitmaIa iofo iiutrestd
Iaiipeuoestonia on ipnnpttdnpt JILL
Ieer." Smnoten Iaiiirut mposfin
TdomoIi: "U21rffa %iittcnfin Sumo
Ian mcioGn Wopobtaiomme bptppbs
ia raffous ibmiiiIGe iImestpi, ei nan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

@al. 4: 5. SGmGn tebtdiuGniG tap-
tettpGGn, fiioIleiSta nolstitani, ia-
moi I'm pmp6riIlddn %ieiiopille: "Wei-
nj m1cncn plos minun SiGni tpfo ia
teioGn Si6nne tpfo, minun Sumala-
nj tpfo ia teioGn Sitmalanne tpfo."
&rulc: minun ia teioGrt, minun ia
teioGnl WitG poimme muiia ianoa
FUN "aiitettp olfoon Siimola ia mel
Dan Serrammc Seeiufien &ristufien
SfGl"
&in tabootaan iotaflta plistdG,
mainitadn taipalliiesti bGnen bar
boot, jaIoimmat tefonia. 3iin tefi-
not juiitolaisten panbimmat, fun bc
rufoiIiiuut Seeiusta tiiIemaon fooan-
pGGmieben Iitofie ia poronfamaon
bdnen paItpeIiianio: Sc ianoimat:
"SGn on mabooIlinen, ettd bdnelle
fen feet. iillG ban rofastaa meioGn
faniaammc ia rafenii nellie ipnago-
gon." Stuff. z: Is. Niin tefee
Tietarifin tGsiG mainitesioan len ilit
rem tpon, jonfa Siimala of tebnpt:
ban oil i%pnnpttdnpt Tictarin ia ne,
ioiIle ban firjoitti, rnioestoon. So
len of ban tebnpt "iuitresta Iaupei-
oestania."
ymmGrtG6fIemnte poremmin fiiin-
ia iuiircsti plistettGmd Sumala on,
ppiGbtpfGdmme t6bn betfefii.
Ic buomoamme iiIIoin foiffein
cniimniicfii, eta, ibmiien tdptpp iiii-
ocstoon ipntpd. Sitd torfoitti See.
Justin i~onoesioom: "@lIei ioft mr.
ocsta ipnnp, ei bdn toioa Stimolon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

- Siimalanipaltafunnan tpO, See
iufien Iunostetisin laiimasia on faf-
Il proIista. Ofii pitoli on efponfeliu-
min mopaa ionoma %etiipdGsiG, jnbon
tarpitaan Simalolta ioaoa jofa aifa
iuoistnipaa armolobiaa, poimaa ia
boluo lnarnata. SGmG on iiiben toi-
meen mIittiiin ioarnoojain Delpolli-
iuus tebo1 misiG main on tiIaiiuait-
ia ia fuulla tabootaan. Soinen piio!
Ii fuliluit faninlle ettG MIN. Sumalm
enn1ttGipGn nrnton faiitta ottaipat
usfosia iaarnatin ianan Dastaan,
ief1 iiiben liittpp mDos ulfonaiieno
ia oineelIiieno prolena papaa raf-
foroen Iabjain ubraiis iota faarnaa-
jain pnnG iananfuuliioin fonsia pb-
besi6 on toimitettdtpa. SdtG tpiime-
mninittlio moni a~iettliit nastiista-
moan ioIIa pastustaja tobistaa ettei
ban tobtoi iibrota Srmolon waI-
tnfuntaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20
Kiitttty oIkoon JamaIa
u &iet. /: 8.

Il Sief. 1: 3.
Giin ricmuitii Yictari ALBANIAN.
yeiin fulfil alma faifiia Serrnn fan
ian fcsfuubcsia. SiIld paljon on
mcilIG tobclIafin ippt1 fiitt1d Sitn1a.
laa. SGncn ibmceIIiict tp0niG citpGt
ole liicteltatpisia. WeioGn sSiinu.
lammc on taimaisia ia bGt tefee faif-
II mitG bGn tabtoo.- "MeeioGn SSrma-
Iamme!" Slim taifcn fen fansia, mi
I'd ban on ia tcfce, on ban meibGn.
Sofainen iaa ianoa: Sierra, find olet
miniin Siimalani, iiniia nina Dlis-
tGn; nina fiitGn iinitn nimeGs; iillG
iind teet ibmeitG: iiniin manbat oil
ipoitiifies olpat rsfoIIiiet ia tooet.
Sci. %: 1. &iitettp oIfoon Sitmala.
Scum tabootaan iotafiita flinnioit-
tao, plistGG, maintain alma ne for
feimnat ariponimet ,joibin .bdnelld
on oifeiiS. Tiiit tcfi Dafpio, fln ban
plisti Siintalao. SGn fiitiut bGntG
moimoficnio, falIiofienia, l%innnfien-
ia, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, fiImefieniG ia
oiituutenia ianpefii. Ti. 1S: 3. Niin
tefee mposfin Tietari buiioabtaes.
iaan: "3iitcttp cIfoon Siimala ia
nleioGn Scrran SeeIufien 3ristiifien
SID" 81 mifGGn mimi muistitta
SumaIon o~rmabtomaa roffaitta fuin
ie, iota apostoIi fdpttda futiuesiaon
Sumaln "Serramnie Seeiiifien &ris-
SiGfii." Tabi fufa moi fiuIIa
tGt6 muistamotta mitd TaomaIi fir
Moom. 8: 91-92: sos Sii-
molo on meioGn coestGmme, fiifa moi
meitG ,pastaan oIla9 Sofa ei ontoo-
faan Hoifoania ormabtaniit, paan
antoi bGncn faiffein meibGn eoestGm
me, ejfo ban mpos lobioito nellie
lbdnen fansinnia?" sos SUI
molo on Serromme Seeiufien &ris-
STA, on ban mp5sfin meioGn
fosfa Seiiis on meiodn Ser
romrte ia meiodn tpeIjemmc. Sdncn
tcbtdmGnfa ei oIIiitfaam wdbempi
Iunastaa ne, iotfo oIitpot lain
aIIa, ettd ne Iopiiffi nimitettGiiiin'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20
2abioitufiia ieminaarirabas-

&irffofrntamme jublaiulfaiin
sSsoulu-&aiba ilmestpp taas emf jou'
lnfii, Jos Sumala iuo. Sppodmme
nstdapGlliIesti eapanfeIista iiirto'
faniaa IGbettdmdGn bortausfirjoituf-
fla, fertomufiia ia riinoia tdbGn leb-
teen.
&irjoififiet on lGbetettdapG allefir-
joittaneeIle tpiimeistddn ennen t. t.
80 pGiapG6.
Matti Disfari,
SO4 @Im ct. Calumet, Micb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

Observation-Disclosures foiilu.
toimifiinto fofouflesiam Sronpoob,
Micb. Iofaf. 1 b. on pddttdnpt SSirmo-
IuiisopiIliien ieminaarin o~Ifatpofii
emit tommifirin a%lftpuoleIla, Sron-
fpoooisio, pdipGnd, jonfr tarfemmin
mddrdd ia ilmoittoa icminoarin JOB
toio, post. ". @oiunto. aoiiIii ulfao
firffoflmtommc omisio buoncisia.
Scum mt on tdsid ieminooriaiiasio
10 ndinfin pitfdIle pddstp diff for-
pecIisfa, ettd ne riiiorufaiict, jotfu
oifopot woImistoutiio ieminooris-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

ssuappanilabetpfielle past. y.
@aiunman folltta Grpin tplan om-
pel,tieuralta $4,000, ia Srulesta'
isis. $500. gbteemia $4,000
aabetpfiem puOlesta laiilna lob
ioittoiiIle parbaat f%iitoflet.
Matti 8isfari
Calumet, Wticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

Iost. s. 6. 2ilieroos on luos-
titnut ottamoan mastaon firttofun-
nosiomme Observation-Disclosures
.SGn Iabtee tGlle lGbetpsmatfalle min
pion fun npfpiiin iortunut aarenld
Selwenee. SON alfaa labetpsmat-
fonia glpstG, Wtinn. fapoen faiman-
toieuouilla ia iatfaa matfaania moan
wilielpsieutujen fautta pobjois 90
fotaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

Iciffoo: 1: l6bctpstp0n tdptpp rn-
fentao oifcollc pcrustufielle, 2. III
betpstpom tliIce ola oitcista woifut-
timista fotoiiih.
MitG mt ~eniinnGfin pcrustuficen
tYlcc, on ie Bapabtaion Jana Ia fds-
fp: "WscnfGdt Ills ia tebfddt faiffi
faniat opctusIopiificni". Salld pc
rilstufiella on tpo aloitcttaipo. Sel
eli laa olla alfanittta ainoastaon iad-
listd pafanoibim ei Goes tictoiiuii-
oesta, cttG ieurafunnan oman olcmas
Iaolon t6boen tarmiticc ~labetpstpo-
I'd tcboG. 4iniliaiiuutta Seeiutien
ianoille! ZIP. Eef. IL: II %laiiiui
Yictari: "&osfa Ills Sumala antoi
p~btGIGiien labjau BELLE FUN nellie
fin, fun olirnme ~lSfoneet Serraan
SSceiufIccn 8riStlificen, min mifa o.
lin nina cstGm1Gn Slmalaa?" Sas-
ia on pcrmstils meillG ielipGna. Ya-
f~analla on pbtG iuuri ola Substitutes
ia ia bGnen tp0sidGn, FUN S%eeiutleen
usfomalla, maiffa CT eoeIIinen ole
miel1 usfon fautta iiit1 oialliiefii tiil
Tut. Yafanmfin ipnnin on 8ristls
lopittanut, pafanafin on ~lunastettit;
bGnfin moi tulla aiituaafii armosta.
W,,tta be cimGt ticoG iiitd mitaan.
Wee, iotfa tieoGmme, olemme melapol'
liiet ilmoittmmaan meliillemme iiitd
lmnastilfiesta, mifd on Seelutlesla
&ristufiesia.
! Oifeasta waifuttimesta ldbetps-
! tpGbon ilmoittaa nellie mpbsfin
! Haanattl. 2 &or. 5: IA 1aiiTlir a
! postoli: "2ristufien raffGts pa
: foittaa meta, jotfa olemme tlilleet
] tGbGn pGt0fieen: pfii on fiiolliit fait-
fem ebest1, niinmloooin mDos faiffi
I omat fuolleet." &c ei ole meiodn,
: maan &ristrfien raffaus. ga tamo
(. roftaus on aina toimimasia. @llei
! fe iaa pafoittaa iinua ia minita, min
: pafoitta ie iotafiita toista. Maltta on
I t,lrmioIlista i~petd6ntpd pois &ristif'
: fen raffauoen apaotimahiista. @ar'
. ielfoon Sitmala meta iiita! Mnta'
4 famine mielelldmme rabamme, bar
4 rastufiemme, performance, faiffem'
me! 81 ole ie tpo turbaa, filld innc
: eli millointaan tpbjGnd paIaIa.
\ Sal. 9: 2 ferrotaan, miten Ioa-
mali matfi,sti S%eriiialemiin tefc'
mGGn ielipGG toiminnastaan pafa'
I noiocn fesfuuoesia ful,llafieen "jiof
iifo bcibGn mielestdGn tabi diff
juosiut turbam." Iiettafaamnt
mefin eteenmlc lGbetpstormen tulof'
4 len ia f%pipfG1mn,c, onfo. re oIIlt tiir'
i baa. Ijattele ipncliiatoIa tanflepatr
aiitG pGimG1, %iolloin Seeius fiitiui en-
i iimntGiiet opetiislapienia. Silloir
3 ubrottiin tGGIl1 &uotiisiafin Ooinil-
\ le, GorilIe ia Srcpllc. Snfo lGbetps'
I tp0 olllt ttirbaa ga f~uitenfin =
IGbetpstpon tulps titlee nGfpipiin mos
). ia Fun loppu tnlee", ia ie tlilce, fun
cipanfeIiumi on iaarnotti fofo mao
ilmasio. Tian ie on. Tabbommefr
ola mufana, min on parasta, cttG
fiiriboammc.
q. S-n.
(WiSiipnSti0ninf)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

iommc SiimnIon tpoItofunnan fpo-
BON ilmoittoutuiiipat ~oifanoan ie-
minaarin iobtajolIc post. ". Boiun-
nalle, oiote: 610 6. glper ct. s
rompooo, Micb., eta fouIutoimifun
ia woiii o~ppilaitten ll~lfrm1drG1n
fatioen fcnIubuonecn ia muffin
tarpittaipat wGlineet banffia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

2abioia Observation-Disclosures:
9ast. S. 6. 2ilieroos 49,. Soo'oo
&iitos labjaStal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-20

Entered as second class matter ia.
nuarv II 1906, at the post Office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the ACT OF
March 8, 1879.
The Washington times., 1917-04-12
LODGE STAGES VAUDEVILLE
Entertaining Numbers Presented by
Volunteer Actors.

At a vaudeville benefit for Oriental
Lodge. No. 3I2, of the Royal Arcanum,
last night in Pythian Temple, the
Universal Club, of Georgetown, scored
a distinct success
The singing OF the quartet com
posed of Ralph Randall, Leo Thomas,
Julian POore, and Frank Haneke
shared the honors in applause with
the Hawaiian dance by Miss HiItrude
Harper and a chorus OF Thelma Cham.
beFlain, Lorraine Ryan. Ella Allen,
Helen Chamberlain, Eledpor William
son, Mary Fay. and Elsie Drury.
Blaekface comedy by Arthur Nichols
and Harold Gross and the dancing of
Miss Rose Royce and Miss Thelma
Chamberlain were appreciated ex-
eeediHgIy.
The vaudeville began with a play
let, Tickets, Please with Misses
Thelma Chamberlain, Thelma Brown,
Mary Fay, and Eleanor Williamson
appearing. Other numbers were a
clever bit OF comedy by Arthur Mich
OILS and Hiltrude Harper. minstrel act
by c. w. Donaldson, Julian Poore,
Harold Gross. Arthur Nichols. f. Nc.
Donald. G. German. J. Keister, Ber-
nard McCarty, NJ Crowley, r. Ran.
dali, L. Thomas, II. Jenkins, II. Nc
Cauley. NJ. Mcintyre. +. Gannt. r.
Harper, NJ Colburn, L. Dove. c. Mich
The Washington times., 1917-04-12
Conrad II. syme aud James FEaneis
Smith. Attorneys.

IN RE: The condemnation Of lots la5, 1os.
and the south half Of lot 16. the south half
10, fo,. and the north ia feet Of lot IL IN
square z7s, in the District OF Columbia, for
additional ground adjoining the Garrison
sideration OF the petition Of the Commission
ers OF the District OF Columbia. hled In the
abAve entitled cause, and on motion Of eoun-
sci for the said Commissioners, II Is, by the
Court this thirty-frst day Of March. A. ID.
1911, ORDERED, That the Clerk Of the
Court issue q citation TO Julius Hertzbsrg.
residing Al 2lsl 18th street northwest, Wash
ington d. C., 10 appear in this Court on the
sixteenth day Of April, A ID. 1911, At ten
o'clock n. m, to answer the said petition
and to show cause Why the prayers thereof
Should not be granted, and why the land.
more particularly described IN the petition
filed herein, should not b; condemned for ad-
dItional ground adjoining the Garrison School.
IN Is further ORDERED. That a copy OF said
citation be served by the United States mar
shal for the District Of Columbia upon such
owners Of the land sought to be condemned
herein. and such persons interested therein.
as nav be found by the said marshal. or his
deputies within the nIa DIstTiet a & of Columbia;
having an interest in these proceedings be.
and they are hereby warned and required to
appear In this Court ON or before the said
the said petition and TO continue In attend
ance until the Court shall have made its Anal
order. rattfying and conhTmlns the award
pointed by the Court to appraise the value
OF the respective interests OF all persons con-,
cerned in the land and premises mentioned
and described In the aforesaid petition; and IL
is further ORDERED, That a copy Of this or
der be published once In the Washington Law
Reporter and twice a week for two Success
sive weeks in the Washington Evening Star,
The Washington Times and the Washington
Herald, newspapers published In the said
District before the said Sixteenth day %
April, A ID. 1871. BY the CotETt: WALTER
l. Mccoy. Justice. A true copy. Test, J.
r. YOUNG, Clerk. By F. Z. CUNNINGHAM,
Asst Clerk
The Washington times., 1917-04-12
ASKS HOSPITAL PROBE
Mrs. w. w. Russell Protests a Dis
charge From ProvIdence.

Mrs. w. W. Russell wife of the
American minister to Santo Domingo.
has written to the Health Department
asking investigation of the discharge
from Providence Hospital OF her
maid, Ellen Gross, who was sent
there as a sufferer from diphtherla.
Health Officer w. C. Woodward
said today that the patient was dis
missed after two cultures were made,
both OF which were negative. After
leaving the hospital, the maid went
to the Union Station and telephoned
Mrs. Russell Arrangements were
then made to send her to the Wash
ington Asylum. Hospital. officials
at that institution said that she was
suffering from tonsilitis, and would
be kept isolated until it was de-
termined whether diphtheria germs
would develop. An inspector OF the
contagious disease service, it was
stated, will visit the. patient this
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1917-04-12

OILS, +. Buchanan, c. AIIenfelt, w.
Dyer, and T. DuFief. An "act from
the follies" by Misses Rose Royce, c.
Cissell. p. Cupilitt, Hutrude Harper.
Mary Fay. Thelma Brown, Thelma
Chamberlain, Helen Chamberlain,
Eleanor Williamson, Lorraine Ryan,
Dorothy Allen, Elsie Drury. and Ar
thur Nichols, Harold Gross, Ralph
Randall. Leo Thomas, c. Donaldson.
Julian Poore, Bernard McCarty, How
ard Jenkins, Harold McCauley, earle
Allenfelt, Walter Dyer, Ernest Nc
Donalds Claude Nichols, Fred Buchan-
an, James Gannt, John Kiester, T. Du-
Fief, r. Brown, and B. Bell proved in
teresting.
Mrs. c. w. Donaldson played the
piano. Officers of Lodge No. 312. OF
the Royal Arcanum. are: ]. H. Grubb,
J. NJ. Hammerly, w. B. Hill, Corbin
Birch, r. Z. Logan. ]. E. Swaine. L.
c. Morrison, G. King, j. Policy, w. T.
Moore, J. Boddis.
The Washington times., 1917-04-12
VETERAN PAYS PART
OF TAXES ON HOME
\Takoma Park Soldier Meets
General Levy Just Before
Time Set for Sale.

Sacrificing what is supposed to be
the last few dollars of his meager
savings, J. ]. Snodgrsss, the Takoma
Park veteran who today faces the
loss of his home through general and
special tax levies which he cannot
meet. paid the $3.50 due as general
taxes to the municipality of Takoma
Park just before his property was
to be sold at the municipal tax sale
which had been advertised for this
morning.
The property already has been sold
by the authorities OF Montgomery
county to meet the county levy, and
there still remains i'm addition the
special assessment levied by the
Takoma Park authorities to pay for
the Improvement OF the street on
which the old soldier lives, and
against which he has fought a game
though hopeless fight since the i'm
provement was ordered by the
Takoma Park council.
Causes Wave of Sympathy.
The recital of the old soldier's
plight made in The Times of Tuesday,
caused wave of sympathy through
out Takoma Park, and there have
been many offers of assistance by
more fortunate residents of the town.
who realized for the first time the
extremity in which the pioneer found
himself through the progress of the
community.
The old warrior is proud, however,
and his neighbors find themselves
handicapped in helping him.
II am sure that members of the
community desire to do all they can
to help Mr.. Snodgrass," said Mayor
S. w. Williams 1ast night, but the
exact method by which assistance can
be extended is a matter of extreme
delicacy. / only hope that the publi-
cation of the conditions made by The
Times will result in the adoption of
some measure of relief. Personally.
of course, shall be only too glad
to render any assistance in my power,
but officially neither nor any of the
members of the council can take any
action.
Town Has No Alternative.
1--WE have no power to remit taxes
or charges for any special assess
ment, and II the money is not forth
coming the town will have no other
course than to sell the property. The
same condition confronts the county
authorities, who would be only too
glad, I imagine, to see Mr.. Snodgrass
relieved of his difficulties"
1t Is said some out-of-town relatives
OF the veteran may come to his re-
lief, and the fact that he has met
the general tax due Takoma Park
has helped to relieve the situation to
some degree.
The county commissioners. who
bought in the property at the tax
sale in Rockville Monday, did so only
to protect the interest of Montgomery
county, to which the old soldier owes
S5T.T6.
There is still owing to the town of
Takoma Park the sum of $126 as a
special assessment for the new street.
The Washington times., 1917-04-12
DEATHS

BUCKEY--oI. Tuesday, April 10, 1917. at i0;to
q, m, hOI.EIE LEO, beloved wife Of John
4. Buckley and sister Of John r., Ella, Rob
ert J. and Joseph J.. Leary.
Funeral from her late residence. ii19 New
Hampshire avenue, Friday. O'Clock, thence
to st. Stephens Church.
HEL.GEsBN-H. T. HELGEsEN. Congress-
man.
y Funeral services Thursday. April L, i9I7.
at ?. ni., from Foundry Methodist Episeo-
pal Church. Burial IN Decorah, Iowa
MARSCHALK-on Thursday morning. April
Il, 1911, ANDREW EARLE, belovsd sonsof
William A and the late Cynthia MarAchalk.
Funeral from the residence OF his sister.
Mrs. G. g. Wilson. III q street northeast,
At 2:so ?. m, Friday. the 18th.
scHULzE;-suddenIy. on Tuesday. April 10
1911, at D. M, THERESA. beloved wife
OF GustAvs II. Schplze. aged aixty-sevsn
years.
Funeral from her late residence, Iso7
North Capitol street. son Thursday. April
i, At ,. m Relatives and friends invited.
lnterment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
(Bafimore papers please copy.l
The Washington times., 1917-04-12
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
TRICr OF COLUMBIA. April II, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the office of the Secretary OF the Board Of
Commissioners. Room 5os, Distsict Building,
until O'Clock p. N, April e5, 1917, for fur
nishing and installing additional work and
further improvements at the Dunbar High
School Building, at First and " Streets
Northwest. Blank forms of proposal plans
and speeihcations aHd All necessary inforna-
tion may be obtained from the CHIEF Clerk
Engineer Department, Room az, District
Building Washington, u. q. A deposit OF
Ave dollars will be required from bidders 10
insure the return OF plans and specifications
OLIVER p. NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWN
LOW, {. w. KUTZ, Commissioners, d. C.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
. TRICT OF COLUMBIA, April s. 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
the office OF the Secretary Of the Board OF
Commissioners, Rom 509. District Building
until O'Clock, p. NJ, April IS, 1917 for con-
structinE an addition to and making altern.
tIons In the Elizabeth v. Brown School. No.
lis, on Connecticut Avenue, Mckinley and
Northampton Streets. Chevy Chase, b. a.
Blank forms Of propOSals plans. specifca.
obtained from the Chief Clerk, Engineer De-
partment, Room 42I. District Building Wash
lngton, ID, c. deposit OF s. will be required
from bidders TO insure the return OF ulanS
and specifications. OLIVER p NEWMAN.
LOUIS RRowNLoW, C, W. RuTZ, Commits.
sloners. d. c.
The Washington times., 1917-04-12
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