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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22
.15OO TEACHERS WILL
VISIT OTTAWA WHEN
CONVENTION IS ON
VALLEY ASSOCIATION WILL CON-
vENE HERE OCTOBER 18-te-
MANY COUNTIES TO BE REPRE-.
sENTED AMONG DELEGATES.

Between twelve and fifteen hundred
school teachers will be in this city
Thursday and Friday, October rs and
-, to attend the second annual ses-
sion OF the Illinois Valley Teachers
Association. comprising the counties
of Grundy, La Sale. Putnam. Stark,
Bureau, Rock Island, Marshall, Mer-
Ger Whteside and Lee. The meeting
starts with an evening session Thurs
day night and adjourns after the Fri
day night session,
parts of the country will be in OF
tawa during the convention. Con.
gresham II. ID. Fess of Kellow
Springs, Ohio. will address the asso-
citation Thursday night and again Fri
day morning. Dr. Nathan Schaetfel
of Harrisburg, Pa, state superintend.
ent of public instruction of Pennsyl.
vana. will speak Friday morning and
again Friday night Friday afternoon
there will be sectional meetings for
/ the instruction of the different grade
and high school teachers. There will
| be five of these different grade meet
/ ings in order that every teacher pres
ent will have an opportunity to spe-
ciali2e in her or his own grade OF
! teaching. After these meetings ar
rangments have been made to have
the visiting teachers given an auto
mobile ride thruout the city.
The Ottawa school children vii
furnish the music during the meet
ings. The high school orchestra will
play Thursday and Friday nights ant
! the chorus from the grade schools
will sing Thursday night and Frida,
morning On Friday night the higl
school cadets will give drill.
All the schools in this district vii
be closed Friday in order that thu
teachers may attend this meeting. 4
special train from Rock Island ant
Moline will bring all the delegates
from the west to Ottawa.
w. r. Curtis, of Kewanee, is act
ing as chairman of the arrangement
committee assisted by George @
Smith. of Princeton and Miss Marial
Hoadley, of Streator.
The officers of the division are:
President--T. j. Mccormick, Ii
Sale.
Vice president-D Baker Gene
SEQ
Secretary--W. A. Paxton, Hennt
pin.
Treasurer-W. r. Foster. Ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22
POLICE COURT NEWS
OF LAST "a HOURS

Tennyson Anderson, La Sale street
bridge tender, was this morning plac-
ed under $500 bonds to keep the peace
on warrants sworn to by Emil Barido.
bond and is being held at the county
Anderson was unable to put up the
Jail
Venzenzo Panzeka, arrested at La
Sale as u blackhand letter author, Is
being held at the county jail under a
charge of carrying concealed wea.
pons. panzeka was one Of the men
mixed up in the Oglesby murder Of
last winter.
Jacob Larson. George Casper, Mike
Miansi and George Pratt, arrested at
Twin Bluffs on complaint of |. w.
Huntley, who accused them of disor.
derly conduct, this morning were fined
by Judge Koenig. Larson and Casper
were soaked 5000 fines, Miansi $40
and Pratt IS
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22
ROCK ISLAND IS NOT
PRAISED BY OTTAWA
B0YSA DES MONIES
CHIEF McEVOY WRITES TO LO.
CAL BOARD REPORTING SAFE
ARRIVAL o. DISTRICTS QUOTA
AT CAMP DODGE.

Ottawa boys who left for Camp
Dodge last Wednesday were none toe
pleased with the Rock Island trans
portation facilities il the tenor of a
letter written by Squad Chief j. Stew
art McEvoy to the local Exemption
Board, is any criterion of the way the
other men felt
Punk cars and punk" punk are
some of the things objected to by Me
Eyoy In his report describing the trip
to Des Moines. That the boys are
kept busy also is evidenced in the let.
ter. which says:
Camp Dodge, Iowa,
September q, 1917.
DR.. j. w. Petit.
Local Exemption Board No |
Ottawa Illinois:
Dear Sir.
Enclosed herewith please find
report on trip to Berlin vie
Camp Dodge
The list you gave me to be O.
KID by the commanding officer
will be mailed you by him.
We had nice trip, everybody
reporting at the Registration
Building. We reached camp at
3 o'clock The accommodations
on the Rock Island were certain
ly punk. We didn't have light
after dark, and the meal at Rock
Island was rotten We had two
spoiled sandwiches in each box.
None of the boys ate them
am unable at the present time
to give you the assignments of
the different fellows. We started
drilling this a. m at bells. and
just now J hear the whistle to
fall in for something, so will
close.
Thanking you and the rest of
the the Board, in behalf of the
l04 drafted men. for the farewell
demonstration, am,
Yours very truly,
j. S. McEvoy.
Private Company
3l3th Engineers
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22
PASTOR TO DELIVER
PATRIOTIC SERMON

Rev. G. W. Chessman, pastor OF
the First Baptist church. will start
q series of patriotic sermons tomor-
row evening There will be three
sermons In this series and they will
all deal with our nation. The first
one will be "1he Mothers of the Ma.
ton" the second will be "The Unity
of the Nation" and the subject of
the last sermon will be the "The
Wealth of The Nation There will
be special music by the mems quar-
tet and by the Baptist orchestra with
every sermon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22
APPEAL WINS FOR
SHERIDAN SELECT

The local exemption board received
the names of three men that have
been exempted by the district board,
Edwin Henry Schlesinger of Mendoza
and Everett William Pool Of Ottawa
were both discharged on Industrial
grounds. f. j. Roberts of Sheridan
who was refused exemption on
grounds of dependency by the local
board. took an appeal and was given
exemption by the district board
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22

When 4 deer Ii without horns be
feels weak. n..lt "A
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22
Meaning OF Biblical Phrase.

The "lodge In II garden Of cucum-
bers," mentioned In Isaiah IS, is Il
rude temporary shelter erected In the
open grounds In which Il boy or man
Is set 10 watch TO scare away robbers
or the foxes and jackels from the
vines -... .---.-..-- ..----...-.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22
J. c. MCCORMICK
LOSES PART OF HAND
IN WOOD PLANER

While working on small electric
driven planer at his mill on Madison
street, John G. Mccormick, building
contractor, this morning had the mis-.
fortune to have his left hand caught
n the machine. The little. third and
index fingers, together with the thumb
were badly mangled, the former two
being almost entirely severed while
parts Of the others had to be taken
away.
The accident happened shortly after
Mr. Mccormick arrival at the mill
He was rushed to Ryburn hospital
where DR.. w. II Jameson dressed the
hand. He will be able to return tl
his home tonight.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22
Few Real Blue Flowers.

Blue Is scarce color In our gar
dens, but ngeratum, cornflower. baby
blue.eyes, Swan river daisy and Salpi.
glossis sinuata, anemone blanda. for.
get-me-not. some larksptrs, some col
umbines and one or two Iris are very
good blues.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-22
NEW DIVERSION IS
FOUND; WEST SIDE
HAS MAN IN BLACK
MYSTERIOUS INDIVIDUAL SEEN
PROWllNG LAST NIGHT, SAID
TO WEAR MASk-BlA AIMED FOR
WASHING AND ICE BOX THEFTS

In the old days 1t was the fashion
for each little hamlet to have its wOm-
an in black whose particular function
in life was to establish an unfaltering
interest in treside gatherings among
the young at night. Ottawa had the
then popular bugabOo and its terrors
left an everlasting mark upon the
memory Of the young Of that day who
have long since reached the dignified
grown-up stage.
Down on the west side new form
OF terrOrizer hsa been mentioned in
whispered breaths among certain To-
calities. This time it il man in
black who is described as being a
mysterious stranger with plenty
length and breadth to leave no doubt
as to whose sex, but still leaving
enough speculation as to his identity
Last night the man in black" was
seen wandering aimlessly about near
the western limits of Ottawa and Iii.
nois avenue. The hour was early and
as result playing around lighted cor.
ers became an exceedingly unpopular
diversion at once the report reached
kick-the-wicket and duck-my-drake
games, there was mystery" right
hard by. Women and in some cases
men are reported to have found ex.
cuses for remaining home Head.
aches and other pet ills made the
movies and long walk to town de-
eidediy unpopular. Few we're keer
for venturing out.
The mysterious stranger 81 said tC
wear black mask while being prop
erly decked out in somber mourning
raiment. The sight of him is enough
to one man who last night was brave
enough to venture near the "appari
tion" "He had the feeling of a NOR
tuary REGARD he said in explainins
his reasons for not venturing too near
the prowler
Tonight, IL the man in black" re.
appears he will be followed by a posse
Of husky brave men and when traced
to his laire made to divulge his iden.
| tity.
Having passed thru all stages of
iackthe- -peeper experiences the west
| side now relishes new diversion in
its man in black"
May be Thief.
| The mysterious individual is being
blamed for the theft of weeks
washing from the f.. II. Megafiir
home on Thursday night, when clothe.
lines were stripped of practically al
Mrs Megaffin's choicest linens anc
wearing apparel. The thief was
heard in the yard at an early morn
ing hour by the Megaffin dog, whose
barks are supposed to have frightened
him away Before making his dash tt
escape, however, he gathered up val
liable bundle of clothing and house
goods and carried them away.
Recently many petty thefts have
been reported from this neighborhood
chickens disappearing, ice boxes beinl
Invested of their edibles, gardens be
ing ransacked and personal propert
of other kinds disappearing. The ma
| in black is now being blamed for al
these depredations. Whether he com
United them or not still remains opel
for speculation In any event sho
| guns and old rusty reyovers are be
ing oiled and polished up to give tn
Invader an exceedingly warm recel
| tion should he appear in that neigh
borhood within the next few nights
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ApART1rEHTs TO LET.

APARTHENTS TO LET.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTs.
1890 IRVING NV.
New building.
4 rooms. recep. hall and porch. $3.50
THE ABsEcoN."
170e ct. NV.
New building. hardwood floors. electric Light,
rooms and bath. $3.50 to $3.50
THE AURORA,
1916 U st. NV.
Hardwood floors. electric Light. telephone in
esch apartment.
rooms and bath ...............$S5.50
8 rooms and bath. recep. hall. 80. 5000
THE BRISTOL.
1898 S ST.
Ideal location, new building, hardwood floors,
electric light. phone in each apartment.
rooms and bath 5000
rooms and bath .-............. $3.50
THE BURLINGTON,
1854 Lanier place.
3 rooms and bath ................$27.50
rooD,s and bath ................ $3.50
THE NAPLES.
IT'S 10th NV.
Convenient location. elevator. private phones.
4 rooms, reception hall and bath. $3.50
2 rooms, reception hall and bath. 21.50
THE PRESTON,
New apartment. near Dupont Circle; hardwood
floors. electric light telephone in each apartment.
rooms and bath .S35 90 and $3.50
rooms and bath. $3.50 and $4,000
THE LELAND.
2012 st. NV.
Next corner New Hampshire ave. and o St; 1
block of Dupont Circle.
Fireproof throughout; electric elevator; tele
phone switchboard; vapor heat; refrigcra tors
with drains furnished; hardwood floors.
2 rooms and bath $500 to $1,000
3 rooms and bath ...... $50. so to $4,000
rooms and bath ..,........... 5000
Ready for occupancy August 10, 1917.
THE FULTON.
144s Park road.
Beautiful new apartment. ready for occupancy
June !. Elevator sleeping porches. hardwood
floors. electric light, every modern convenience.
3 rooms and bath $50 so
rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures $4,000
8 rooms and bath ...... 1000 to $500
17s6 COLUMBIA ROAD.
New apartments.
Dr.. receo. hall & bath. ST. so to $500
THE CORONADO,
1910 L st. NV.
rooms. recep. hall and bath $3.50 -.
For full list of apartments. stores and bust
ress property apply at office.
MOORE & HILL. INC.
1902 H st. NV.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

of Columbia. Holding a Bankruptcy Court
In the matter of Linwood C. Reynolds. bank
ruyt.-In Bankruptcy, No. 11ss.-To the cred
ifors of Inwood {. Reynolds of the city OF
Washington, District of Columbia: Notice Is
hereby given that the 14th day of August,
AID. 1917, the said LinNyood c. Reynolds was
duly ad judicnted bankrupt. and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held at my
office 412 9Th street northwest. Washington,
u. C. on the e4th day Of August. AID. 1917.
at 1880 O'Clock am, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims, ap-
point a trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business may properly
come before said meeting. RALPH ID. QUIS-
TER Referee in bankruptcy.
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Mass nv near Sheridan
Circle. 1br. 3D. ga
rage ...........3.0 600
10th near P. 15r. 6b.
year .........-.2.7 TOO
Conn av near R. 15r,
4 baths .......20s.3 "a
c11S Wyo, 12r. 20. $50
2603 Conn av,12r. 2b. $50
2033 Fla NV. 12r. 2b. 1875
Leroy place. 12r, 3b. .125
N II av near 8. 13r.
2 baths .125
1744 P NV .125
1880 10th. 13r. 3 baths.
garage .125
100 L. 20r. 3b. -. 100
1874 S. lar. 3b. no.
1723 21st NV. Tor. 2b. 100
2024 18th, 12r, 3b. so. 90
a29 18th. Tor. 2b. 1890
s near 21st. 14r.3b. ~. 90.
170S 18th. Or. b. 1890
3711 Huntington pl
NV, 12r. 3b. 90.
1884 Columbia road.
large new store. 10. 90
1915 Bfltm'e. Tor, 2bS6. 80
1897 Biltm'e.1or. 2be5. 90
210G Il NV. Tor. Oh. s.. 90
1901 Newark. Or. b. so. Or
1928 18th NV. 1Or. 2b60. 90
1919 18th. Or. b. 60. 90
e01S Dumbarton. l2r.
b ............. .60.c9
3443 14th. Or, Oh. go. 90
1889 Biltmore. Tor. b6O co
1921 ordway.sr. 2b. so. oG
1881 NJ NV. 1nr. b. 60. 90
1916 Calvert, l1r, 2bS0. 90
500 11th NV. lg sto. 60. 90
1852 S. Tor. 2b. SIS. 90
1899 kal rd. Tor. b. SO. 90
1872 Cal v,10r. 2b. SIS. 20
1871 Monroe NV, Tor.
2b So. 90
1916 Col rd Tor u. 80 81
111T 9th, sto. CIR. b. 80. 30
TWO-FASfI
1919 Kenyon, 7r.b.35.5O
1850 Monroe. Or. b. so. 30
17o1 Euclid. Or. b. $3.50
1901 Euclid NV, IS. BIZ 90
14s6 Chaplin. 5r. h. - 80
FOR COLORE
1907 18th NV $50. dw3c.b0
1927 nth, Or. b. . .25.5o
81 Eye ne. Sr. b. o.. %. sd
$40 2ist. Or. b. -. 81
172G IL NV. Sr. b. 30. 80
rs Eye ne, Sr, b.. .G2.o0
1917 sth NV, sr.b. -. so
h22 cath, Or, b. .20.j0
24O6 + NV. Or. b. 90 so
53s 9th NV. Orb. 20 so
1908 X NV, 7r. b. 20. so
522 oath NV, 6r.b.20.50
Al Myrtle ne, Or. b. Is. 80
635 Acker ne, 7r. b. 1850
24l1 Eye NV. Or, b. IS. 80
54S oath. Ar, b. 80
5S Myrtle he, Or. b.17.50
1928 Va av. Or. b. 1886
GET OUR FULL RE,
All classes of propert
Est Of desirable apartn
critics.
MOORE & HILL Qnc
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HARRY WARDMAN.
1870 X st. NV. Phone NJ. 4191.
TNFIRNJSHED HDTSES


So 900 Mass mr. Goth 5000. .1641 r. Tor. 2b
5000 1914 Eye NV. 13r.2b' $500. 1911 NV Tor b
sl.5 1928 p NV, or. ih $50 .251o Ontario 10r 2b
$50 lii1 av. 15r.3 b, So :. 134s Oak ST. b
500. Bib 10Th. lar, 2b $1,000. 26l9 Univ. ST.
500. X near 18th 1sr.b $1,000. 1917 Riggs. Orb
$50 oS06 Cath av.11r,3b S23 80 40 Shepherd. Or
500 1907 l. NV. 1or.b $3.50. 1913 Spring Or b
sf5 1920 10th NV 9r, b $3.50 1i50 Newton. sr.b
$50 11tll Tor. b. So, 30. 1898 Spring Or
$50 10 1924 17th sr 2hi 81. so .1ilS Meri'n
500 1873 Irving. 1or. % S27 1875 Ing side oh
$50. .2o29 NV. 10r, b S22.5o 1913 Sherman.G.b
$50 ice Col rd Tor. 2b $50 80 1913 Harvard. Or b
$50 so. .14O7 18th. Or I'd s21.50 .15f L NV, Or.
APARTMENTS.
Wendell Mansion. 1889 Mass ave. 12r., 3b. $3.50 %
1871 st. NV, 6r.. . baths, porch. 100
Somerset House. 18th and S sts.. Ar. b.. 900
Champaign. 1924 st. n w. 5r- and b.. 5000
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton. 5r.. b. 5000
Northbrooh Courts, 10th and Newton, 4r.,b 30 %
So rnerset House. 10th and $ SITS, 3r, b.. so %
912 18th ST. NV. rooms and bath. 5000
Rutland Courts 18th and Riggs sts Arb. 1000
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton. 4r., b. Al 80
1921 I H. or. and bath. porch. 40 90
Northbrook Courts. 10th & Newton 3r., b. $3.50
Somerset House. 18TH and SITS. 2r-. b.. 1880
Rutland Courts 18th and Riggs SITS. 3r.,b. $3.50
1913 Eye st. NV. rooms and bath. So 30
Prince George. 1913 30th NV. or, bath.. $3.50
Manchester. 1926 NJ NV, 2r aud b.. So
Wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton. 3r.. b. $500
HOS 18th st. NV. Or. ard b. porch. --.--. 1880
Cavanaugh Cts, 18th & Church sts, 3r..b 1880
SomeiS set House, 18th and SITS, IT.. b.. 5000
Champaign, 1i2f X NV, rooms and bath. 30 0G
1926 y ST. NV, 5 rooms and bath. 5000
Northbrook Courts. 10th 4 Newton. .r-, b. IS 50
Rutland Courts, 18th and Riggs sts. Dr.. 2I.50
Wardman Courts, 18th and Clifton, 2r., b. 1850
Northbrook Courts. 18th & Newton. IT., b. 250
1915 Eye st. NV. l and ba TIL. ...... Is so
HARRY WARDMAN,
Il Rf
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.

DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
1924 Q NV. Tor ,2b $50 1909 18th nw9r 2b % so
2n31 1nr.b- Hoo BIB Eye NV. 7r. b. -. 30
331 NV b. fee Al 90 l1024 9Th NV 10r /. - 90
20 It'll Or b. hi. 81 90 303 NV. Or b. fee. %. 80
1929 NV 1r, b. 80 80 1923 LIST NV 81. b. %. 80
ga Eye NV, 7r. b. b. so 49,; list NV Or b % 80
1876 NV. 10r b.. .30Jo 1897 33d NV. 81, w. Is. so
939 NV, 1r. b.. 80 IA Morton NV, or, WIG
SIT I'd NV. Or. b.. .305Ol
DWELLINGS NORTHEAST
651 2nd ne. Sr b. $50 i20I 4th ne. Or, b. 20 10
1921 Fla ne. or. h. hit % 90 I'll 9th me- Or b.. Is 30
221 18th ne h fce23 oo'6t2 10Th ne. Or w. %
631 ID ne, Cir, b. .0.5o COL 10th ne. Ar 500
1870 II ne. sr. l.. 20 10
11o9b So. orb. 1880 li04 A Sc. Or W. II 90
9U7 Ith Sc sr. b. al 1921 X Sc sr W. TO- SO
DWELLINGS SOUTHWEST
COS II sw. 7r b.. .ol5o 225 Linw' tn pl so
1854 9th sw. 6r b. .o."o 81 ~ sw.st.f bf3 90
COS r sw, Sr. b.. 1880 $40 ~ sw. ar b. L. 30
Az NJ sw. Or, b.. 1850 4s9 Eye sw 5r, W IL so
400 18th sw. sr.w 1880 1902 az sw. Gr b. Il 81
4os lin sw, sr.w 1850 i13 sw. Or. W.. I25u
1901 AZ sw, sr. b.155o e3s Linw'th, 7r,w r. so
iT5 Eye sw. Or. LILO 81 y sw. Or. W.. 1000
451 sw Or w. .l4.50 i3i3 IL. sw. 5r.w. $50
t2o 9th sw. ST, w..iist l5tF; III sw, 6r,w. s. 90
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
S45 Pa NV, 2sr. loo L NV. store. .o5 90
2b. steam heat. 121-Gb 2Oi 9TH sw. store. .25. 90
615 La av NV. lnho1 2ul Va av sto. 6r,,2. 80
GIL La v.3-sty bdg15.o0 1850 Pa ay % 80
4a1 Pa av uw.st"re. tVhn lf9 d ne, store 20 90
1885 L NV 'store,- Geo 1901 AZ sw, starr 500
a24 L NV stoSdw-3 300 2l32 Va av NV. store.
ga1 + NV. sto DIV. 5000 3r .............il50
1851 { sw sto.9r. b. - 4os 11th sw, st&dwi6 80
726 eth sw. stotSdw40JU llG2 L NV. store. ID 0S
4s2 Pa av NV sioreiuo0 .0l Eye Sc. store. 1900
1853 C Sc. st&dw.. 81 so sos md NV, sto.4r II 90
2054 NV, st&dw IS 80 2l3 11th ne. store. L. 80
go Cap, sto .5r. b3050 43o 9th nv. Al 70 80
221i 14th NV sto.25.5o 1913 10Th Sc. store 10. 90
600 G NV. store. $50 1904 Water sw.sto.l0. 90
1000 9th sw ste. dw25-i0
CoLoRED TENANTS
70 Defrees NV. 1r. b22,'t0 3i1 list sw 4r. w 10 90
1911 NV. 6r. b. .21,o 0 $40 sw. Or. w.. IL 90
1886 L NV. 7r.w...2o.oo I417 Mass Sc, nat.
1909 9Th NV. Ir.w..1s.5D 4r. b ......... 10 90
23os Eye NV. 81. w 1870 H. sw. Or, W. Ia. so
1l15 L nv, fiat .fs.oa % Sc. Or, 10 80
1919 l. NV, 6r. ..ls.oo 1923 y J Sc. Or wl6 80
s23 Del av sw.6r. b. 1T.50 21G5 u NV. 4r. $50
2046 L NV. Or. b. 1880 1872 LIST sw, Jr.w 30
25oI NJ NV, 6r, w. $50 81 Sc. 5r. W.. $40
80. ID sw Or. VII. 0d 2uo5 dale Or ,w.s 80
431 Ny NV 81. 90 l61 y Sc Or. W.. 90
ed9 Goth NV, Or w. 300 123 & Sc 5r. 500
nos sc, Gr,w12.o0 sos I'd Sc Or, W. 500
9l6 LIST fiat 5r. bl2.Jo 1921 10th ne. ir.w..7 SO
707 Lamont w.J,w12.50 200 D NV, ST. $50
lanes F. Shea, GAS La. Ave. NV.
PRINTED RuLLETI,. AT OFFICE.
Phone Main 349 Phone Main $50.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MOORE 4 HILL (INC.),
1902 n ct. NV.
rNEnRNISHEn HOTISEa

Ill dOOShSs
1854 F'mont, Tor. %. Sc. 90
1855 F'mont. Tor. 2b. So 80
2S0S 9th, Or, b.. -. 80. 90
1877 18th. 11r, b.50.OO
1913 Ordway.s r. 2b. so. 90
Bradley lane and Brook
vile I'd. sr, b. 5000
4124 Fessenden. Sr. b50. 90
1877 Riggs, 11r. 2b. so. 90
142S Newton, 10. Oh. As. 90
81 Bryant, Or, b,
garage so
1919 Wis av,. Or. b. 1880
3otn and Rodman, 6r,
b ..............40 .50
1927 Ontario pl. Or. b40.50
25 Takor1a v,sr. b. 40. 90
360S 18th. 7r, b. i. 1880
Clarendon. Va, 6r, b.32.50
1870 Corc'n. 1r, b.32.5O
1929 P NV. 7r. b. 800
210 C NV. Tor. b. BOTS
3s Eye NV. Or. b. 1880
So U NV. TT. b. :. 1880
1927 N ] av. Or. b. 1880
Herndon. Va. farm
and dwelling 800
3571 10th. Or. b. %. so
So q NV, Or. b. 80
1885 sth. ST. b....27.5o
1919 18th nw.9r,b- 27.5O
3li6 18th ne. 7r.b. $3.50
2222 G. ar, b. so
2212 C NV, ar. b. .25.50
1ol1 Spring I'd. 6r. b23 80
I225 eth ne, Or. b. 80
434 n ! av nw.6.b22.5 80
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANK J. HOGAN and VI. +. MANGANs


Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-Estate
Of Iucretia $. BEAM deces sed.-No. a0623. Ad-
ministration Docket 49.-The notification to
the validity Of the paper writing. dated the 26th
day of May. 1909. purporting TO be the last viii
having been returned as TO George Frazier Beam,
Mrs. Maude Il. Cheever, Dorothy III. Beam.
Chss. Fred'k Aughinbaugh. Charlotte s. l.
Brandenbberg. Samuel G. Wilmer. Evelyn VII
mer, Helen Deford Webb. Catherine Webb Lever
ing Alice Prescott Webb. Walter Howard Webb.
Cooper Keplinger. Eliza y. johnson. Elizabeth
Downey Johnson Hannah Mulverhll. Anna Law
Ter. Srmken Sheehan. May Scanlon. Henry VII
helm senksni Lewis =, Eeksr; oafherins Freaa
heirs Of Julia Higgins Fahey.- Mary Jackson.
Minnie Jackson. Daniel Lee Rachel Brown. Al
Beam Mrs. Mary Grace King. Grace King. Mrs.
Carrie Beard Evans. Mrs. Ida Beard Ecker: Miss
Adelaide Wilmer Greenmount cemetery. Isabel
Wilmer. Harriet Toel Easter. Carolyn Bor-
ngrsees s Mrs: BESSIE W. Nichols. Natalie Ecker.
Otto Christ, Alwine Meyer. Gardiner memorial
gPd Anna in Aga !. Fow s dsT %
August. 1917. ordered that the issues be set down
for trial the I'd day Of October. 1917. and that
this order and the substance of said issues. 10
wit: First. Was the paper writing. dated the
26th day of May. 1909, purporting TO be the last
will and testament of Lucreria S. Beam. de-
ceased. executed by said Lucretia S. Beam as and
for her last viii and testament in due form as
required BY law? Second Was the said Lucretia
scribng by Of the said paper writing. OF
sound and disposing mind and capable OF exc
cutting valid deed contract: Third. Was the
said paper writing. dated the 26th day of May,
1909. obtained the execution thereof procured
undue influence of any person or persons: Shall
he published week for four weeks in the
the same period in The Evening Star. J. HARRY
CONVICTION. Chief Justice iSealb Attest:
wis for the Distrie; Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. aus. is, 10 -. l..2224