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menting waste will gently move out OF
the. bowels, and you have well, play
ful child again. y thorough INSIDE
cleansing is oftimes all that is neces,
sarv. 1t should be the rirst treatment
given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit tig syrups., ASK
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle, OF
"California Syrup Of Figs, which has
full directions for babies, children or
all ages and fer grown-upS, plainly
printed on the bottle. See that 1t Is
made by the california Fig syrup
company" Don: merely ask for Syrup
Of Figs, but ask for California syrup
OF Figs" Remember. california.
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Quick Way
TO End Coughs, Colds
and Group
An. Excellent, inexpensive Home
Made Remedy TINT In
Prompt and Sure.

RI YOU have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing,
or if your child wakes up during the
night with Group and you want quick
help, just try this pleasant tasting
home made cough remedy. ANY drug
rist can supply you with 81. ounces OF
Pincx $50 cents WORTH. Pour this into
n pint bottle and fill the bottle with
plain granulated sugar syrup. linus
prepared, YOU have q pint OF really re-
markahle cough rcmcdv-onc that can
be depended upon to give quick and last
ing relief at all times
You can feel this take hold oil cough
in q way that means business. 1t
loosens and raises the phlegln, stops
throat tickle and soothes and heals the
irritatcd membranes that line the
throat and bronchial tubes with such
promptness, case and certainty that 1t
Is really astonishing.
Pinex is q special and highly -concrn-
trated compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, combined with guaiac0l
and is noted for its speed in overcoming
severe coughs, throat and chest colds.
Its millions Of enthusiastic users have
made it famous the world over.
There are many worthless limitations
of this noted mixture. TO avoid disap.
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. A guarantee" Of
absolute satisfaction or money promptly
refunded, goes with this preparation.
The PineI Co, TT. Wayne, Ind.
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A laxative today saves sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take ;hc tinle from play 10 empty their
bowels. Which become ciogged up with
waste; liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Loo; at the tongue mother If
Coated or ynur child is liStless. cross,
f"Tcri>n. hrca'h bad. restless, doesn't
ea: heartily. i'll! OF cold or has the,
grippe o. Il so;s throat or any other
criE,lre.''S ai!Mn2;. give : teaSpooutul
c; "Ca!iiGtHi:. Syrup q; Figs" then
don't worry. because it is perfectly
ilari.rl>S anu in :, iew hours all this
constipation paiaca. sour bile and fer
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".Nr2crra L"N" inn Wa: Carried
night in the military BAH given by the
Cathedral High Srhoui III the tArr"I
| club. and TN inspiration of patriotism
to the animated assembly Of onlook"rS
The hall. with IT'S draplnES 81 S"Hth-
rrn smilaX and everywhere red, whit"
and blue hanSIng&. in'%rninEhnE with
large flags. was splendid.
The parl"rS. with lights muifGd IN
rcd. white and blue. French BASKETS
the nautcls banked with The same
, flowers. together with guns stacked
around, gave Il true military asncct.
The ballroom was II dcilEhiiul PIE
turn With the charming ladies, all beau
TRULY guwncd. i'll airy ;ull"S. a plumber
wearing huge bouquets on their Shoul-
dcrs. the gift "f their gallant, Stately
mairunS and elderly gentlemen III even
ing dress added much grace /" tn" oc-
Th" grand march a. 90 o'clock was
m interesting f"H:Ur" Of ih" evening
ard was led by Major thnS. MrfHiH"n
II. uniform. ANA Miss Elizabeth Hon
man. t. ia" tun"iui strains Oh hut. M,
ard drum or MARY land. My Maryland.'
AID "rtNi".'.
Tho l'r,qni,r ~, h"Sira. furnished OK
! - ~ iunnl dance music dur'n% IN" 'N"n-
Ir.:. am! n; IT "'rl""k Il dinner ct pa
;r:uii. appointments was E"rr'd in The
diri:yE room.
Tll,- guests Were:
NIr. anL Mrs. Chas. Ni:mcyrr.
Mr. ana Mrs S. Alexander.
Elizabeth MathiS"n.
Rosemary Shields.
rhaS. AmGlln.
RTpcr,hu ftlum.
tha$. .AuI.
ii"lru Aui.
Mimi" Nul.
Nr. and Mrs. Thomas E'Hliic.
Mrs. X. Ruit$.
1lnr,ilN lSIStS
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J,.venile Party.

A, the residence Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Charles VicrhrllHr at 'rriad"lphla' on
Saturday aftcrnon, Miss Mazda ana
MASTER Charles will entertain rs ni
.hcir Young friends ut q George Wash
-inglnn PARTY. All decorations about
the home viii DO conspi"u"uSly L part
%of. the holiday and ia""rs NJ luncheon
will be- tiny. silk flags and hatchcts.
Many fascinating contests have been
MANNED for the entertainment of the
Youngsters. who have been anticipating
Tho marty with keen enjoyment. since
tho Invitations were received carly thus
week. The guests are TO includ" sew
cral from Wheeling. Invitations were
Ike, y
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mo;hc. should have 1t In the house
for use whenever occasion arises.
TO avoid limitations and ineffective
substitutes always be sure 10 ask Tor
Dr. Caldwcll's syrup Pclsjn. Sc" that
a facs imilc OF Or, Caldwclls signature
and his portrait appear on the yellow
carton in which the bottle Is packet
\ trial bottle, free Of charge. can ne
obtained by writing 10 Or. W. u.
Caldwell, los Washington ST.. Month
cello. Illinois.
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Misses:
offered Services.

Th" Wheeling Chapter Daughters or
tn" American. Revolution OF which Mrs
John l.. Garden is regent. offered their
services last evening At the meeting or
tho Rcd Cross society. Now that rum
urS Of war make all organizations siGnl-
iicant in their attitud" toward each
other; these in particular by their Hnor-
NOUS membership. count for Il great
deal. in what may be accomplished.
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ASSEMBLY. BALL
VERY eli? EVENT
LOCAL SOCIETY DANCED LAST
EVENING AT EcLUEE HOTEL.
Military 81: {: IN: Carroll Club Was
Brilliant AFFAIR ard Entertain
ed Sccr;7 or Cues.5-CtHer
Social latercS,S.
Social Interests.

With - Hparn.Ss o. III" [.et ten
Snoscc;. cvr-vr:le seems determined II
rep SEGA, obligations and 20 "nInE
cve-v rr,:ronf II ;hr large dancilS
,ar;i".. VIE: axe mace nearly eVH"E
rye.ni:,g ;n:s v.".l. One OF the cay"*.
o. aS-ru!.,!sS. ra$ tho regular a$Selh-
b,v fni} ;ast evening a. tho Ncl.ur"
to;t!. T." rn:nmi;t'" in charge Of
l:io:2 a:.:rS ~. point with pardon
atic pride - the. success. as every
rumher o. -He outlined program 80
far iris vcu:. h;,E ;;boundcd i'll pleasure
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Recital This Evening.

The ouartr;tc choir "f IN" Second !.
r. church will take part in recital
this evening in tn" lecture room OF III"
church. Mr.. John 0ronncr. well known
tenor. and NJ. David Cnga~o. vinlinist.
will add 70 the attractlr"n"SS If tn"
musical program. The general public
* invited to attend ana there will hc
no admission charged
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Will Serve Shriner's Supper.

There will b: 5Dn Shriner:, az guests
this evening at tho Fourth Street NJ. T..
church. This body Of the Masonic fra.
ternity will hold II ceremonial session
at the Scottish E!to Cathedral today.
and the Ladies" Aid sorieiy Of Fourth
Street Will serve supper this cEcnlrc
at. 6 O'clock Splendid facilities haE"
made the serving of this ltgrr number
possible and the m"nu and ii% prcparu
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Eriflpa Party.

Miss Mary Eleanor Wright was host,
css Yesterday at her homo In Highland
Park. 4 large party OF hey friends
wrr" invited for theiaftcrnoon ut bridge.
She will b. again hostess today at her
home. having party Of 80 as guests.
\ luncheon charmingly appointed will
be served.
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AnnouncemeRrs Received.

ccivcd b. the friends ri Rev. and Mrs
Shaw, which read rs follows:
Mr.. Frederick Harrison Williams
announces The marriaE" Of his daughter
Ethel Amelia g.,
to
The Reverend john Angus Shaw
on "Wednesday tn" fourteenth al frD-
ruary. nineteen huuir.a and
seventeen
Wheeling. West Virginia
after the first Of March
~ Home
COlcrain. tniO
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weGdtnP Announced.

Tho many friends Of Miss Virginia
Lorraine Davis ana Mr.. Irwin Louis
.f"pson Will be interested in tn" news
ur their marriage which took pIa"" Oh
Tuesday. January =. 1917 1T tn" rarSon-
ago Of the Trinity Lutheran church.
Esv. .. C. Dean nfficia;cd. Both arc
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Party on Tuesday.

Mrs. J. r tUnne!IY lSEln Charge q.
the party which will be given at the
Second United Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening ri next week At this
!ha Division NJ. : OF Ia" Pastors Aid
society will bn hU&teSSnS and q fine
variety Of games. contests and other
indoor aEiuSrnen,s will furnish caycty:
There will! hc refreshments served at
tho conclusion.
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Costume Parry.

MI young wslrl"u "f the city arc IN
vi;"d 10 the Young W"man.s Christian
Association on next Friday evening.
February. -. 'rh" invitation is extended
by the social committee. There are to
hc appropriate decorations and lunch
con will hr served. All guests arc re-
GucSted 10 com" in costume which Will
add greatly I" III" fun planned for the
evening"
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WOMAN'S CLUB
ohio Club Convention


. REPRESENTATIVE club women or Whcel-
ing and vicinity. have received, invita-
;imns to attend the Ohio convention or
Wuman's clubs which will convene next
week. at Martins Ferry. There Will pc
- reception at the home of Mrs. N.
Henderson on Tuesday evening. "Rlcn
will serve to bring the delegates Snd
club women toGthnr IN pleasant man
.ucr. They will convene on the Wednes'
day 81: o.
HOW Disease Is Spread.
Or. Rush Of the Carnegie Tech. viii
address an assemblage this afternoon
ut the Windsor hotel at 3:15 o'clock.
The general public. is invited. particular
Is. teachers, nurses and Physicians THIS
is under the direction OF the Civic de-
partnent Of the Woman's club. and Dr..
Rush will speak on the spread OF DIS.
ease.
Program Is Changed.
President fIihitt Of washington ana
Jefferson college, has found 1t impoS-
sihlc TO come to Wheeling for March ..
when he appears on the program or tn"
W0man's club Miss Helen LOUISE
Johnson. chairman OF the General Fed
Grafton committee of the Home Econ
omics department.. will address the club
i'm his stead. Miss Johnson is the best
Known woman in the federation and her
coming will be a delightful number OF.
the Woman's club program this year:
Dr.. limit will DELIVER his address on
March %.
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Luncheon Party.

COMMUNICATING Mrs Hugh S. Grady
Mrs. Jesse ~ Bloch WAS hostess yn*ter-
day afternoon at her homo i'll Pleasant
Eallcq There were |" guests at lunch
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Drop in. I" the MONDAY lecture today
n III" Y. X 6. y. from 1880 until !
o'clock. Rev. r. f. l.. Strder will
talk on Christian Fundamentals.
Nany attend th"s" events daily which
attract considerable interest This same
series Of lectures were delivered earlier
in the year and are now being repeated
by request
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For nIra. Cans.

Mrs Julius i!u:Kh' in"r ~ hrr h"m"
OIL South Front STREET. will entertain to-
day for Mrs. Charles Cans or Ealti-
more. vino is tn" cacst ~ local friends.
Mrs. Norkhnimer vii! inrlnGc small!
party rs her guests ard bridge will sup
uir entertainment.
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and has provided entertainment sur
tirient TO make the evening one big
round OF pleasure.
That OF last evening was largely
attended: and will be- the last un;il
tl"ir handsome Easter ball. which will
eclipse any OF the series. a Pittsburgh
orchestra played for the dancers, AMI
supper was enjoyed near midnight.
The commirte" III charge Of these
Is COMPOSED of McSScrS. f.. j. Stpn@.
McrtG Frarzheim. Carl .. Schmidt.
Harry Mcclure. IT,. and D. &. Morgan.
Aiming tnp ,,llrS;S were.
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This evening 1T tmr Y. ". =. a.. ;he
employees 81 the II. L. schmidt company
Will make up supper party. Thor"
Will be Il program following. which IS
made III of Interesting numbers.
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additional Society on Page rwo.)

An electric motor of one-fOurth
horse power runs new pump for in
Hating automobile tires.
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Shively- Els her.

y iGP
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I'm charge e; ihy Kitchen. with Mrs.
u. T.. IRVINE and Mrs. AiHN. Young ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-15
WILL APPEAL DECISION.
George Bonhag Claims That He Was
Illegally DISQUALIFIED.

NEW YORK, June 15.-George Bon
bag. the onetime distance king, who
has found himself in a peck Of trouble
since he made a successful return to
tho cinder path and established what
was on its face a new American rec
ord for the one-mile walk probably
will appeal from the decision of the
registration committee of the Metro
politan Association of the A. \. L dis
qualifying him for having represented
In the race in question at the New
He Will not lay claim, however, for
the record which if accepted would
displace. the long standing mark of
Frank ("Cinders'D Murray.
Bonhas's friends have advised him
that his proper course would be to
appeal to the board OF managers of the
Metropolitan Association from the md
Ing OF the registration committee on
the ground that the committee exceed
ed its authority in disqualifyinS him
and declaring his prize forfeit Ac-
cordlng to precedent the only action
possible in such a case as that Is TO
declared the points won by the fndl-
v1dual transferred to the unattached
column. or. If the athlete had desired
to enter unattached while still registered
as member of a club. the points won
by him would go to the club. The rule
in BonhagS case is entirely without
precedent and is not in accordance
with the bylaws of the \. A. l. re-
gardinS suspension and disluaiitca-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-15

Armstrong High School temporarily.
Walter Oden. laborer. and assign &c
the Garfield School temporarily.
Il. w. Lawrence, trade instructor in
douglass II. Moore. stenographer, and
assign to tho office Of the board Of edu-
cation.
Accept resignation Of E. NJ. croggon.
teacher In the Tyler School.
Promotions-Miss Z. E. Zuberano,
clerk, from class to class ..
Miss Celestine Aston. clerk. from
class ? to class 8.
Mrs F. II. Rogers, teacher Wilson
Normal School, from class to class GA.
Miss E. F. Sleman. teacher Central
High School. from class ga to 6B
Miss B. l.. Gardner. teacher Eastern
High School. from class GA to 6B.
Grant leave OF absence-Tnttl Sep
TENDER so, 1917, because Of military
service. to J. W. Clifford, clerk in the
Armstrong High School.
For one year to Arnould Belmont.
teacher in the Central High School.
For one year to Dr. Prentiss WILL
son. medical inspector. because of mill
tary service.
Until September 30. 1917. because of
military service. to r. H. Carroll, Ia
borer in the Garfield School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-15
ARTHUR G. COLE PROMOTED
IN THE DISTRICT SERVICE

Arthur G. Cole. formerly secretary to
Health officer William G. Woodward,
today was named chief clerk and dep
uty health officer. to fill the vacancy
caused by the death recently of Harry
c. Mclean, who had filled the position
for more than twenty years. Mr.. Cole
has been in the department since July ,.
1906, prior to which time he had served
year and n half in the police depart
ment. He was Immediately assigned to
act as secretary to the health officer.
and during the absences of Mr.. Mclean
has discharged the duties of chief clerk.
Born in New York, Mr.. Cole came to
Washington in his infancy. and is
product Of the public and high schools
of the District He attended both Cen
trail and Business High schools. His
father holds position in the govern
ment printing Office. Incident to the
promotion. other changes in the health
Office have been made. as follows: Will
liam NJ. Smith. Jr,. promoted to the po-
sition vacated by Mr.. Cole, at an in
crease IN salary: Robert c. kilmartin.
jr.. and James c. Maddox. jr., promoted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-15
RUNDOWN?
A Little Tollo Water Before
Breakfast Will Fix You Up

Your liver is fairly begging
YOU for help. Constipation has
cIogged the bile tubes and a gen.
eral rundown feeling follows.
Get a 15-cent bottle of Tollo Wa.
ter at the drug store and take a
third of a tumblerful in a glass
of plain water before breakfast.
In thirty minutes it will expel the
waste from the system and make
you feel fine.
Sold by Peoples Drug Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-15
HIGH SCHOOL COACHING
| CLASSES ARE APPROVED
Board Also Authorizes Domestic Sci.
ence and Playground Work
for Summer.

Organization of the summer coaching
schools and Fairgrounds was enected
at a meeting of the board of education
at the Franklin School yesterday. me
plans adopted call for white and col
ored public high schools for coaching
the first to be held in the District: nine
white grade coaching schools. and four
colored grade coaching schools. Ernest
l.. ThurSton. superintendent of schools
IN presenting his plans, said that
heavy demand was being made for ad-
mission to the coaching schools, par
ticularly for that taking up high school
subjects.
Domestic science centers are to be
established at several buildings and In
struction in canning and preserving
given. This will be done in connection
with the school gardens. Demands for
instruction in canning and preserving
are heavy, 1T was explained High and
grade coaching schools are to be open
not more than thirty school days of
four hours day.. beginning June 20.
Fairgrounds are to be open for not
more that thirty days of six hours a
day. beginning July .. Gardening in
structiou is TO continue during July and
August
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-15
Appointments for the Summer,

Appointments for summer service
were made as follows:
Fairgrounds (white)-Supervisor W.
r. Patterson; supervisor of indus
ant in industrial work. Miss A. NJ. At
| Lee; Arthur School, Miss NJ. H. PRAY
and Miss H. S. Sturtevant: s. ]. Bowen
School. Miss Ethel Keats: Bryan School,
Schaeffer: Congress Heights School.
Miss f. X: Lacy; II. D. Cooke School.
Miss p. NJ. Harrison and Miss c. L.
stack: Corcoran School. Miss NJ A. c.
Raftery: Force School, Miss F. Baker;
Grant School, Miss NJ. P. Burklin; Hen
~ school. Miss Olive Wright and Miss
+. +. Milliken: Jefferson School, Mrs
NJ. NJ Gleason and G. A. Metzler; John
son School. Miss Emma Marshall and
Miss +. L. Crump: Ketcham School,
Ludlow School. Miss Ethel Day and
Miss r. +. McCathran; Monroe School
Miss II. X. Snow and Miss NJ. Z. Ste
phens: Wallach School. Miss D. ].
Breuninger and Miss Rebecca Portion.
Grade coaching schools = Mckinley
High School. Mrs. f. e. Weston; H. D
Cooke School, Miss A. VI. Crook: Cor.
coran School. Miss NJ. +. Gore: Force
School. Miss r. j. I.ackey; Grant School
Miss Agnes Harrington: Henry school
Mrs. j.. =. McheeVer: Jefferson School
Miss +. l.. Smith; johnson School. Miss
!. -. Eddingfield and Miss II. |. Walsh
Ludlow School, Miss NJ. II. Selah. and
Wallach School, Mrs. ]. W. Wander
worker.
Domestic science casses-For July
Miss F. 4. Espey. Miss NJ. d. Moon
Miss X. +. Gopzenbach. Mrs. N. A
Burns, Miss NJ. b. MacFarland, Miss
r. J. McGown and Mrs. A. c. Payne: fol-
August. Miss r. E. Gonzenbach. Miss
Lou Lombard. Miss X. L. Thompson
Miss D. L. Clark. Mrs. A. c. Payne. Miss
NJ. Il. mcfarland and Miss r. ]. Nc
Gown.
High school coaching school-Miss
Alice Deal. principal; Miss I. \. Bald
win. Miss NJ. L. Scott. Miss Marion
Clark. Miss Geneyieve Marsh. L. v
Miss \. I. AIcNutt, Miss Helen Ellis
Miss Jeanne Maret. G. r. Dewitt, r. O
Peck and Miss Mildred Dean.
Fairgrounds (colored)-Assistant su-
pervisor, Miss A. J. Turner: Magruder
G.. S. Wormley. principal. and Miss X
u. Lane: Phillips. C. c. Bannister. prin-
cipal, and Miss Beulah Mcneil: Gid
| dines. F.. A. Clark. principal. and Miss
Marie Jordan: Langston, Miss NJ 70
Henson, principal. and Miss Lucille Cal
loway: Birney. Miss V. f. Chase. prin-
cipaI, and Miss Edith Chandler; Bruce
Miss Helen Alexander. principal. and
Miss +. C. Peyton: Garfield. Miss f. B
Adams. principal.
Elementary coaching classes-Magru-
| der. Miss A. s. Payne and Miss \. r.
DYSON; Randall. Miss NJ. T.. Wilson and
Miss A. NJ Jackson: Mott, n. L. Guy
| Lorejoy, Miss r. b. Stokes.
| Secondary coaching classes-Miss
Mineola Kirkland. principals; H. q
| Douglass, Miss J. l.. Brooks. Miss j. =
smith. B. II. Thomas, c. G. McDuffie ant
| c. S. Shippon.
Domestic science centers--Miss B. E
Miller and Miss q. +. Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-15
SCHEDULE Is HEIGHTENED.
A. A. Adds Forty-Two Games to Its
Present Playing Chart.

CHICAGO. June 15-Adoption of the
orty-two-game schedule to be added to
the present playing chart of the Amer
lean Association was announced by
President Hickey. The draft was a
compromise embodying some OF the
suggestions made at the special meet,
ing of the club owners here. II VIII
dovetail into the present schedule,
which concludes August 6.
The new schedule Will bring the sea /
son to a close September 1a. with MIN =
neapolis at Toledo. milwaukee, at IN,
annapolis. st. Paul at Columbus ana
Kansas City at Louisville. III the OPEN
ing series. August Z. Toledo will play
at Columbus. Indianapolis at LOUISVILLE,
Kansas City at st. Paul and milwaukee,
AZ Minneapolis. Each club was allotted
three Sunday dates,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-15
MASON n. RICHARDSON and DANIEL
O'C. CALLAGHAN, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Holding Equity Court for
said DIstrict.-Sarah Bruckheiser Duane T..
Fox ct al.-Equity No. 34ooi.-Ihe object of
this suit is to obtain decree declaring good
and complete by adverse possession the title of
plaintiff in and TO lot numbered nine 90. in
square numbered six hundred and thirteen t613i,
IN the city Of Washington, District of Columbia.
ON motion of the plaintiff 1t is ordered this 18th
day of April 1917, that the defendants. Levi
II. Manning, j. Russell Manning. wilkins r.
Manning and Margaret Elizabeth Manning Ken
dig, cause their appearance to be entered herein
or before the tortieth day. exclusive OF sun
days and legal holidays, occurring after the date
OF the first publication of this order, and that
the unknown heirs. allenees and devisees Of
Henry Rozer cause their appearance TO lie
tered herein on before the first rule day
curing after three months from the first day Of
publication of this order. otherwise the cause
will he proceeded with IN Of default
Provided a copy OF this order be published once
a week for three successive weeks and twice n
month for three successive months In the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
newspaper. BY the court: WILLIAM HlTZ,
Justice. lseal.l A true copy. Test: J.; r.
YOUNG, Clerk. By F. L. CUNNINGHAM. Asst.
Clerk. my4. IL. Is, je1. IL. $50