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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

shoulder wrap; 81 knitted sweaters:
10 knitted mufflers; 19 pairs knitted
wristlets; knitted trench caps; and
pair knitted bedsocks.
Woodrow Wilson Auxiliary.
The above is the name chosen for
a new Red Cross auxiliary formed
Tuesday afternoon at a meeting in
Moose hall, it's members being wo-
men residing on Eighth and Roberts
streets, and avenues in that dis
trict. Mrs. r. d. Warner was elected
chairman, and Mrs. r. ID. Mckinney,
secretary. The speaker Tuesday was
Mrs. e. T. Hunting. The meetings
will be held every Monday, from 10
a. m. to p. m, in Moose hall.
Jackson Notice.
The Jackson auxiliary, which
changed the day of it's meeting last
week on account of Thanksgiving,
will meet Thursday at the home of
its chairman, Mrs. F. ]. Sucher.
Glass is Growing. w.
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
Red Cross class, which met Tuesday
evening as usual, is growing in MEM
bership each week, and is accomp-
fishing a large amount of work on
hospital ed-shiTts and knitted ar
ticIes. The knitting report alone for
the period between Sept. 20 and Dec.
/, is So pairs of socks, AZ pairs of
wristIets and IL scarfs. Miss Carrie
LanXon is chairman of the knitting
committee. This class worked all
through the summer months on hos
pital he'd shirts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

Miss Laura M0nson and Miss Mary
Schooner win entertain the Luther
league OF the First English Luther
an church Of Moorhead this evening
at g. o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Gaorke T.. Walker. A07 Eleventh
street south. Moorhead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

The Ladies' Ala and Missionary
society Of the First English Luther
an church OF Moorhead viii meet
Tuesday afternoon al o'clock At the
home 90 Mrs. j. LII. Freeman. sos
Eleventh street south. The meeting
will be devoted 10 Red Cross work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

8fr. and Mrs. II. A. Klinsmann.
Sixth street south. are the parents
Of a baby daughter, born Tuesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

The girls Of the ouien Sabi club of
Fargo college will be entertained at
a box party at the Garrick next
Saturday evening. by Miss Lillian
Colwell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

The Woodrow Wilson club, whose
members are from the high school de-
partment OF the First Methodist Sun
DAY school. met Tuesday afternoon
With Eiien CallandeF and Lillian
Cruikshank, at the Callander home.
Third avenue south. Rnitting wrist
lets and sweaters for the Red Cross
c0mnrised thn work Of the afternoon.
The mhetinn next Tuesday will be
with LILLIAN E'rulkshank, with Aueline
Porter as assistant hostess.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05

Mrs. Scott T. Hall was hostess Non
day evening to the regular p. Il. o.
chapter meeting. AS usual, the men,
beers busted themselves with their Red
Cross work. Mrs. ]. r. Eaton gave a
which she attended at Omaha last fall,
and plans were made for q children's
christmas party TO be held at the
Eaton home on Dec. is, in the after
noon.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-15
GOVERNOR STRONG IS LOOKING UP
 SCHOOL FINANCE

JUNEAU.-(Special) - Governor Strong is requesting the clerks of tho court in the different divisions for in- formation is regard to the amount of money collected from liquor licenses .n Q years time. r. .s believed that the seeking after liquor license fig ures hy the governor means that the thief executive is arranging plan for meeting the deticier Y in the school flrd of the tcrritor. and of the in corporated towns, which will ma terialize whe nthe dry law goes into effect. It is thought probable that he will submit any plan he has to the territorial legislature.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-15
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
 IN RUSSIA NOW
Continued From Page l.)


 Russia continued subject to the Tar tars. Ivan the Terrible (l533-1605) did much to extend and consolidate the Russian territory, and in particu- lar began the conquest of Siberia, which was completed in 1899. In l6l3 the house of Romanoff, whence the present czar is a decendant, was raised to the throne, and from this period the empire gained greater strength and consistency. The extent of the Russian territory, beginning from the reign of Ivan the Great, in 1862 to the reign of Nicholas H., in 1894, has increased from S82,716 to 8,66O,395 square miles. The popula- ton from IA, OOO,OOO in 172z has grown to about 13O,OOO,OOO.
 The present democratic tendencies in Russia are direct result of Nihil- ism, the first effort of the people through a form of anarchy to over throw the tyranny of the czars. Alex ander the Second, was killed by their agency and many attempts have been made to murder the present emperor.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-15
MAN WHO CHASED
 GOVERNOR, INSANE
lBy United statss CabIsl

OLYMPIA, Wednesday, March 14. The man who attempted to enter Governor Listers office while armed with gun gave his name today as Charles Wagner, and then as Charles Lorenz. He said he recently arrived from Milwaukee. The man worked not long ago at Bordeaux with John Vandell, the slayer of Industrial In- surance Commissioner Olson. Physi- clans who examined Wagner or LOT eng, are of the opinion that he is in- sane.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-15
Catholic Church

Sundays-Communion Mass at S:SO, Mass and sermon at 1O:8O a. m. Sun- day school after mass. Rosary, in- struction and benediction at 7:3O p. m. Week days-Daily mass at 7:SO.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-15

Waturfill and Frazier whiskey at the Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-15

Proof of labor blanks at the Gate, way.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-15

Andy's Express, phone Madison 143.
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COMMITTEES Named
To WELCOME GUARD
Alexandria Light Infantry Expected
Home Middle of Month.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
r. 4. knight & son.
"a -S2 King street.

e1-S2 King Street.
Alexandria, Va, Jan. 6-Announcement
was made today OF the various commit
tees that win have charge OF arrange
ments for the entertainment and recep-
ton which VIII be rendered members OF
Company @. First Virginia Infantry,
known as the Alexandria Light In
fantry," on their return to this city. The
company Is expected to arrive In Rich
mond tomorrow and viii be mustered out
OF service q short time thereafter and
probably Will arrive home about the mid
die Of January.
Mai. W. NJ. Smith is chief marshal of
the parade and his aids will be Capts.
Albert Bryan, T. B. Cochran, F. L. Slay-
maker and Lieut.. J. Y. Williams.
The committees appointed by the
Chamber Of Commerce, Retail Merchants
Association and other organizations at a
mass meeting January follow:
Finance-R- L. Payne, S. w. Pitts.
Richard B. Washington, Kenneth W.
Ogden.
BanQuet-J. William May, ]. d. Matter.
c. B. Swan. ]. T. Preston.
Prade-Joseph z. schwarzmann, ]. n.
Trtmyer, R z. Knight, W. F. Smith,
Harry Hammond.
Mfhtary-Maj. W. NJ. Smith. Capts. Al
bert Bryan, R. n. Atkinson. W. NJ. King,
7. 3. Cochran, F. L. Slaymaker, and
lieuts. r. p. Marbury, s. L Monroe,
Julian 7. Williams. W. W. Rename, r.
II. C. Beverly. C. n. May. A H. Herbert,
II. Noel Garner, G. c. Trenary. Louis N.
Dufsey
Press-E. B. Hard, James r. Peyton,
N. T. Dvyer.
Miss Anna z. Deahl, of this city,
through her attorney, Leo p. Harlow to-
day entered suit in the Circuit Court for
AeIandrfa County. against the Wash
ington-Virginta Railway Company and
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

the Washington Brick and Terra Gotta
Company to recover damages in the sum
Of $4,000 for injuries alleged to have been
sustained while passenger on a north
bound train Of the Washington Virginia
Railway which coilided with a truck of
the brick company.
The State corporation commission has
granted charters to the following con-
Germs: Luray Farms Company incorpor-
sted, Rosslyn; maximum capital stock
$4,000; minimum, 5000; par value, 500
share: officers, William II. Lanham.
president, Washington, D. c.; Carl C.
Law, secretary, Pittsburgh, Pa George
5. Fowler Company. incorporated, Alex
andria; maximum capital stock, 5000;
minimum. $500; par value. 800 share;
officers, George S. Fowler, president; S.
Douglas Gibson. secretary, both Of WASH
ington.
Final DEGREES for divorce on the ground
of desertion have been handed down in
the Circuit Court in the following CAGES:
Harry z. Hurst from Pearl F. Hurst.
Susie l. Gross from Samuel e. Gross.
Marion Kaiser from Louis Kaiser, Bes-
sic L. C. Schroeder from Herbert H.
Schroeder, Royal L. Potter from Bessie
Walker Potter.
decree of limited divorce has been
granted in the case Of Howard w. Bar
ker from Nora H. Barker.
Funeral services for John H. Eaton.
held this afternoon at his late home, 912
Duke street, were conducted by Rev. W.
T. Morton. rector OF Christ P. e. Church,
and burial was made in the Methodist
Protestant Cemetery.
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PROPOSALS.

Acting under instructions Of the Congressional
Committee named by Congress to arrange the details
Of the Inauguration Of the President Of the Unitad
States on March l. next this Office Announces that
,Hoposals in Duplicate will be received and pub
icly opened at IL O'Clock noon on THURSDAY
January IS, 1917. for furnishing material and labor
and erecting and later disposal Of the inaugural
stand at the east front Of the Capitol. Plans and
speoncatons NlI of ISSUED TO intending bidders
rpon the receipt Of five dollars Soo) In cash or Ger
tIfed check in payment therefor. Plans and speti-
hcatious thus furnished win remain the property Of
the purchaser. Bidders will be required To submit
with their proposals a certified check in'the sum Of
Ave per cent (5Il As q guarantee that they will
enter into contract II the same ia awarded to them
and the successful bidder viii Be required to turnih
In connection with his contract 9 surssy bond in
the sum OF fifty per cent (5o'0 Of the amount
thereof. The night is reserved to reject any or all
bids and TO waive techncahties in any hid
ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent u s. Capitcl
Building ard Grounds
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Gsorss L. Bunnsll. 70 secure George Kellsrmann
No0; ysan. pr csut. ssufsnnually.
Brishtwood PEk. lot ~. block r-Mamie z
Youse ct viz. Frank L. t.. 70 washington Loan
Trust Co.. to secure Equitable Co opsrativs Build
ing Association 0eO.
Square ~ lot Is; square 100. lot se-stsphen j.
Ransom 10 O Albert White and Harry B. Denham
10 secure Columbia Buildtng Association 81 so
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POLICE LOOKING FOR "LUcY. "

The police were yesterday asked to
look for Lucy
Lucy was reported missing from her
home, 1901 street northwest, by her
mistress. Mrs. Gean Hinkle.
The police were told that Lucy could
be recognized by the color Of her hair,
white and brown. Lucy IL a fox terrier.
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Criminal Division Ne. 1.
Justice Gould.
United States VS.. Alton Cooper; non-
support; bench warrant issued.
United States vs. Thomas Ennis; non
support; bench warrant issued.
Assignment for Monday. January s:
United States VS.. Hills Willis.
United States vs.. Moses McCauley.
United States VS.. Chester Stewart.
United States VS.. Ernest Carter.
United States VS.. Rosa Burleigh.
Criminal Division No. 2.
Justice Mccoy.
Assignment for Monday. January 3:
United States vs. George n. Brinkier;
on trial.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

.MYsTERIO MESSENGER opens the m,s,le
Spheres and alloHs YOU 10 enter the unseen and BE-
cCue Investigator along the 1sleTaihic psychic.
ard Spiritual lines of thought. Il is amusing ana
sni,rtsining and may prove nrohtAble through its
suggestions ami s;rEIEe TtIelatnns.
To You relieve iu the PyWers n the Soulg Do
you believe TeleUatly: DO you believe IN the
Astral Magnetic Forcesr Just uy your poVers
through this board ~ has revealed wonderful mes
ssges to Others about the rast. present and future
il may reveal snInC helpful secret TO YOU. II NAV
give you answers 70 yos'r mental questions
Everyone is anNioIs to investigate the Prychic and
unseen side NJ life and Nyepro Messenger Bosrd
furnishes the eour. citing Inns between you and the
Great Unseen World.
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Circuit Division No. I.
Chief Justice CovinRton.

assignment Tor MONDAY, January ):
5T-Weinecke. administrator, VS.. District
of Columbia; attorneys. Ridout-Syme.
6O-Hunt VS.. District of Columbia ct
al attorneys. OShea-Williams, Bran
denburg.
6s-Nahon vs.. Jefferson; attorneys, Rid
out-Newmyer.
Ts-Maschmeyer VS.. American Security
and Trust Company; attorneys. Bell, Rice,
Marshall-Hogan.
T-Moriarty VS.. Geier; attorneys. Tep-
per & Gusack-white.
s5-Hahn vs. Clarvoe; attorneys. Baker,
Leahy-Woodward.
67-Morrison VS.. Gormley: attorneys,
Bradley-McKenney & Flannery, oster-
man.
S-Linskey VS.. Walker ct al; attorneys,
McGlue, CoTbert-Clephane.
93-Wight vs. Johnson; attorneys, Wolf
label
s-Turner VS.. District Of Columbia; at
torneys, Rhodes. Cromelin. Baker, Man.
pin-Syme, Williams.
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Price, so Cents.
HAVE YOU A FRIEND?

Mysterio Messenger Board makes an Unusual
Good Present II s NlNGys appreciated. Circles are
being formed an over the country. II Is fascinating
and very profitable 20 investigate and omlSre notss
and messages received.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
PERSONALS.

WORKINGMEN = OF COURSE. THERE IS
nothing 10 PREVENT you from sending yuur hart
earned ash where yOG like. but If YOU 80 'he hns
stock. tailored, slightly used oyCrnpats We sell At s
10 $40 not. 1ns would hold you hSck. JCSTH' )
OLD STAND SIG ID.
LEGAL ADVICE on ALL BUSINESS AND DO
mestic matters. etc. Get my advice on your truu-
bles Low rate. Strictly c1nhdcntial. Write nc
for details. HARTWELI. COLE SyrAcls n Y
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
Court Of Appeals. D. C.

Assignment for Monday. January s:
Patent appeals Nos. 1912, lOss. 107s, 107s.
1855. IOs1. 1855 and 1856. i0ss, 1890, 1OI1.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Nv SIMtNl-NOlIsb bJ1 OK FINANCE
good patent; TO facilitate matters give Particulars
first letter: principals only. Address BON s6,
Herald once.
VAR 0PPORTUNITY-OIL WELL PACIFIC
Coast; depth nearly . 40 feet, drilling night and
lay: financed 70 500 fest sho-inss for oil st-o-
iUtey perfect Canadian ovDen compelled TO sell
limited amount Of stock. loc share. Write quic+ IL
OIL have SO SO more to invest. oil " the
Iuickest money maker In the world. VIII Sesp YOU
Informed Of progress. r. A KERR, iO2 Peudrr ST .
Vancouver h. C.. Canada.
a NINE OF WEALTH" is THE ORDINARY
way Of describing anything very rrudtable. There
Is nothing like . mime 3 wealth producer. More
minionaires have bean made through mining ven
tures than IN any other way. Realize what this
means to you and get In touch with what may
prove the big chance Of your lifetime Write
for full Information LOST MEXICAN MINE CO a..
Wilcox, Ariz.
CODON1zER AND LAND SALES PROMOTER
wanted. Have 1000 acres near Tsmpa Fla
already subdiyided in Ios1s lots; need an eIpe-
ienced man to market will seu as a whole
at q bargain. Write HENRY SCHwIEMANN,
Dsnvers III.
ADvERTIsE-GET BUSINESS EvERYwHBRE
70 Sunday papers so. COPE AGENCY, st. Louis
Cash BASKET GROCERY: BEST RIG CITY
cleared &.Do year above owners salary; possibI-
ties unlimited: sell three fourths or whole store
God slling reason: about $500 JOHN BECKA
$50 Independence road. Cleveland, Ohio.
COCOA. FLORIDA 700 WANTS PRIVATELY
owned weekly paper and job ONCE; beard Of Trade
will cooperate. Write z. GRIMES Mayor.
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Circuit Division No. q.
Justice Siddons.

Assignment for Monday, January S:
1es-Hawkens Vs. Washington Railway
snd Electric Co; attorneys. Newmyer,
Owens-Barbour
ns-Clagett VS.. Altemus; attorneys,
Newmyer. Quigley-Jackson.
0-Caton VS.. District of Columbia; at
torneys, Moncure, Sinclair-Syme.
+Thomas VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys. Baker. Grant-Hogan.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
YOUNG MAN OVER Is WITH EX-
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

WOMEN HANTED-FUI. TIME SIS. SPARE
time &c an hour. selling guaranteed weaT-prooi
huhery to weareT. Experience unnecessary. GUAR
ASrEED STOCKING MILLS Norristo~n. Pa.
wAN1ED-A SPANISH COMPANION. Apply
ISL e nv
EARN MONEY AT HOME. ADDRESSING I'm
veopes snd mailing circulars rpsre time. Par
heulsrs for stamped envelope Address SUCCESS
SUPPLY CO. 1910 Belrlout ave. Chicago, Ill
wANTED-wHTTE Girls OVER IS FOR SHOP
WORK. Apply before a. m. at lge n NV
TOPHANS
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN TO COOK,
wash. and iron. 6 n St. NV
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Equity Division No. ..
Juatice stafford.

Assignment for Monday, January 8:
60-Millegan VS.. Metzger: attorneys,
Boyd, Marshall-Metzser. Jeffords ION
hearinz).
62-D'Manna VS.. D'Manna; attorneys.
Linton Bramhall.
34S96-Burnstine VS.. Burnsttne; attor-
neys, Wright, Wampler-Whitford.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
FOR RENT-ROoMS,
FUR NISHED

FURNISHED.
THE Albert, ISIS ST. APT. I-ATTRACT-
i've vell-furnished rooms; electric lights etc near
bath; reasonable.
Bll ST. Nw.-Two FURNISHED or UN-
furnished roorns; sUitsble for hight hoasekseTSnx
Nest and gas: rSnt 81 q month.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
Don't Wear
a Truss!
After Thirty Years Experience I
Have Produced an Appliance for
Men, Women or Children
that Cures Rupture.
1 SeHd H n T.IaI

II you have tried most everything else come 70
me. Where others fail is where have my srestest
success. Send attached coupon today md l viii
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DEEDS OF TRUST,

Square eS, lot 4-Louis N. Langbans to John "
King and Samuel n. Freind 70 secure Ada Friend
F5O: per cent tno time statsdD.
Square ee. iots % and N-Adaham Y Felssr
ct U. Ida, TO G-orre N. Emmsrich and Douglass
9. NickaIl. to secure wshingtou 81, Pr ONT
Permanent Building Association 800
Square 30. lots IS, ls and part original lot p
Charles Fl. Fred Il uI. Elizabeth O.. to Chapip
Brown and Henry Fl. Bergman, 10 secure Oriental
Building Association. No. s. 500
Square rs. part original lot ls-Abel ] Howe
ct rh. George A. TO Ernest L. Schmidt and George
VI. Emmertch to sseus German-Amercan Buildins
Association 0No
Square M. lots D and T-R Lyman Csrtsr to
n. ID. Gordon, to secure Fulton r. Gordon 8 IA 81 >:
z 10 - months, per ce1t.
Square Bl2. lot Bert C. Gardner to H. d.
Gordon. to secure Fulton R. Gordon 81 l3H.A; s to
80 months. per cent
Square ISIS. lot S-John H. Thomas To Arthur
Can and Marvin A OIstis to secrr, Perprtual
Building Association s. 90
Square 49 part original lot +-John r GALLOWAY
ct uI Ida NJ. to Wharton u Lester md Mich All
j. Co,oert. to secure National PermAnsne Bidding
Association 5000.
sausr. mi lot 80. W. spi,ey 10 oyds d,
Garrett and Georrs P. Bare. to secure Muns,y
Trust Co. trustee, n.iso; to - months. 9 psr
cent
Square ts1. west hsf lot s-Nathaniei ]. Smith
ct uI- Chmosta R. 10 J. Frederick Hu.ter and
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Probate Dvision.
Justice stafford,

Probate Davision.
Justice stafford.
Estate Elizabeth Clark: order admitting
will to probate and granting letters OF
administration C. t. a. to Lucy E. Thom-
as: bond $500; attorney, Edmund Caring
ton.
Estate Richard E. Hammond; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Joseph H. Stewart:
bond $500: attorney, ]. II. Stewart
Estate Margaret Sheridan: order auth
orizing Robert W. Irving to take depo-
sitions; attorney, W. II. Dennis.
Estate Sarah c. Borrows; will dated
September q, 1882 filed
Estate Eugenia Sinclair; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney, Leigh
Roberts.
ed June q, 1872, and June IA. 1872 filed.
Estate Annie Humphys; will dated Au-
gust 6. 1915. filed.
Estate James NJ. Curtis: will dated
June 21, 1916 fled
Estate Robert C. Cumberland; agree
ments rs to use Of cash.
Lawsuits.
6ss72-U. J. Daniels. NJ. D., VS.. William
Saunders; Judgment from Municipal
Court. $50; plaintiffs attorney. r. A.
Hughes.
Sss7S-George II. johnson VS.. sigmund
Kann, Louis Kann and Simon Kann;
damages $4,000; plaintiffs attorney, H.
r. Woodland.
Equity Suits.
S4sF-Henry G. Sharpe, trustee, ys.
sophia p. Shaler. ct al; to substitute
trustee; PLAINTIFFS attorney, william X.
Quinter.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Louis Fridman to J. weintroh . az .Je,,n.hs in
tsrest in lot us. square So So trust, $1,000.
lhs North Capitol street northeast-Rebeora A.
Wolfe et rtr. Richard g.. to Ada Friend: lot ",
square e6s so. Ada Friend conveys sane propsrty
70 Louis N. Langballe; ge
0ls street. northwest-Marsarvt W Thornton
TO MAY 1. Cross; west part lot q, squar. 100; 80
A4 p street northwest-Charfes W Fsirfsx and
Charles p. Stone. Trustees to Cora O. woodsrd :
lot g. square east q las: ss5
IA + street southwe-t-John Daly st ur Kate
w. to Catherine ~ DAILY; part original lot 70
ohsvy Choe Gror.-Riltnn r. Gordon Q, M.
U2; ATS
chsy Chass Grore-Fulton R Gordon ct uI.
Cor. A.. to Bert @. Gardner lot 7. square 23l2;
81 Third street scuthwsst-John DAILY t NJ.
k.ts ". TO Lawrence J. Daly; pat lot l. squars
loS street ,outhe.st-Jossph z ousley; lot
u. square so; g rs0
Long Meadows-C Columbus F. Lynch ct uI sopa-
rouia B., to Louis Bennett; part described; SO
Long Meadows-Coluu,bus r. Lynch ct ur s,oS-
ronia B. to Louis Bennett; part tract described ;
Ins4sdde-Jesnne A. nrmzrtn, ct ytr yf-or A
10 sophis @. Ozark; lot a, block ls; no
Chevy Chase Hirhlands-Munsey Trust Co, trustee
to o. W. spirey; lot IS. square 11; so
Mount Pleasant-John shushrue trustee. ct al.
10 Besae D. Sullivan; lots lso Isl and north part
lot 10; no
sueet between Third and Pourth sr.es
northwest, and street between Nov Jersey ave
nue and Third street northwest-Hush Donahpe
& W. Jennis. to Carl Kettler: part original lot
l. square S3: also. part lot l. square 55s SO.
Schentsen Park-Leo P Harlow to Rob-rt q
Veach lot lA. block :: SO
street b-tvsen Thirty-second and Thirty third
streets northwst-Bra NJ wheIsn ct al To Dis
trct Of Columbia; psrt lot ls, square ls4i; n@s
Ereet between First and Third streets north
w@t-Georxs Y: Worthinston. t.. et Adels k
to District q Columbs; part original lot s
square 1s; 5000
Alley between and z Eleventh md rv,lfth
streots northeas-Charlss d. Seheuch Ct u1 K.ta
10 District Of Columbia; lots % and A ,ou.r,
%; GDo
65 Ninth street northeast: and alley hstve~n
and L. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets southeast
Stephen J. Ransom 70 Rudolph T. Har,n
trlstee, lot b square s5; slso lot s3 square
lG23: SO
1883 strtsenth street northwest-Amerian Security
d Trust Co.. trustee, to James R. Wilder; lot d
square lH; q. co.
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TIRED OF
POVERTY?

II you are tined q Slaving for WHses O. slEry
while others around yOl growing rieh and inde-
pendent: n you are tirVd a Poverty and have The
Ambition that every American ought TO have the
determination not to stay poor IN this great land
of Opportunity. the Determination 20 rlse above
poorly paid toll and sDCal ohsElrity, write nov.
to-day. Let me tell you q great Opportunity Tor
YOU to start the road u Wealth. No wurk for
you to do. Plan backed by bSz men and WOmen
q entire community. Don't PASS this bg. Il may
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ROOMS AND BOARD

BRUNSWICK. AFT. 79-NICELY FURNISHED,
steam heated rooms; private family: meals If de-
ired. NJ EB.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
HORSES AND WAGONS.

FOR HIRE-HORsE AND WAGON FOR ANY
hird OF business BY day. week. or mcnth GEN
ERAL LIVERY CO.. Tear ST Pa ave. nv. NJ lls
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY. JANUARY = 1917

12-stevens VS.. Tobin; attorneys. white.
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Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Hits.
In re Northeast Express and Storage
Company; rule returnable January L.