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The Washington times., 1925-10-02
Weather. clear; track, fast.
FIRST RACE

staff. let him work out the organ
ization required. and when ready
take over both the army and navy.
Now, last but most important
a point which / feel safe in assum-
ing no aviator has heretofore mem
tioned-defense by the air is no
cheap thing, as seems to be the
popular opinion. / have not the fig
ures, and ] doubt if they exist. but
I have a conviction they would not
be pleasant to look upon.
Ways and means must be found
to reduce this cost The matter Of
costs is one which it seems to me
you must face before your duties
are completed in this committee.
Aviation in Right Place
"Some such great reorganization
as / have suggested is required to
effect a great reduction and thus
permit aviation to take it's proper
place in the national defense with
out breaking the United States
Treasury.
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Indebtedness to Great Britain, in
fact, not nearly as much.
IN his final communication to M.
caillaux, Secretary Mellon pointed
ont that IL the ChurchillC aiilaux
agreement was applied literally to
the French debt to the United
states, it would cause France to
paw annually about $16i ,000, 900,
which would have been eminently
satisfactory to the American gov
eminent and the American Congress.
But M. Caillaux wanted to pay only
about half that, over q longer
period of years, and an interest rate
lust about half what France is pay.
ing Britain.
The Washington times., 1925-10-02
FRANK BISSETT INJURED
WORKING AT RESERVOIR

Frank Bissett, forty-eight, Of
5126 Conduit road. was struck in
the abdomen today BY an iron bar
while repairing q turnbuckle in the
reservoir at Conduit road and the
District Line. His condition is not
serious.
Bissett was at work closing two
pipes at the turnbuckle, using an
iron bar to turn it. Suddenly the
bar jefked from his hands swung
backward and struck him in the
stomach.
He was taken to Georgetown
Hospital
The Washington times., 1925-10-02
EGYPTIAN APPEARS
AGAINST GIRL

Attache of :
the Egyptian
Legation,
snapped out
side Police
Court where
u6 appear Cyl
as witness
today against
a man and girl
found in his
apartment.
The girl
has accused
him of detain-
ing her when
she said she
visited his
apartment
with. another
o;rI
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JOHNSON SEES
VICTORY
lContinued from First Page.l-

(COnIInuOu 1EOHI It II 81 oSoS't
wish. With Judge playing Joe Har-
ris>, will play right field. and he
does good job at it. too.
Behind the bat a year ago we
had only Muddy RueI. We have
him yet. We also have the reIi-
able Hank SEVERED. fine re-
.ceiVer. good thrOWeT and one of
the leading batsmen in the league.
A year ago our pitchers were Mo.
gridge, Zachary and myself, all of
us backed up by Fred Marberry.
This year we have Ruether replac-
ing Mogridge and as an additional
Tighthander of the highest caliber,
Stanley Coveleskie. who has won
twenty out of twenty-five games
for us this year Alex Ferguson,
with five out Of six victories since
Joining us, is another capable right
handler who was not with US. year
ago. And we still have that won
derful relief pitcher. Fred Marberry,
ready for action.
Mogridge was pretty well pitched
out by the time we faced the
Giants. but Ruether is strong as a
lion right now. We had three
pitchers for regular Istarting work
year ago. Now we have five,
three right-handers and two south.
paws. all of us backed up by Mar
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FOR SALE

THE BIGGEST bargain in the city:
Z rooms, bath, furnace, hardwood
floors, east front, one block from
paving, built by Il carpenter for
his own home, only $500 90.
100000 cash, very reasonable
terms can be arranged on balance.
FIVE ROOMS and bath. garage.
west front, east part of city,
S3OOO.OO, $4,000 cash, balance
$1,000 per month.
SEVEN ROOMS, modern. one Of the
most homelike places in the city.
nice location, $45OO.0O.
TEN ROOM house, arranged in three
apartments with income Of over
$4,000 per month. double gar
age, east front, we'll located, -
foot lot, will Ia Ike some land as
part payment at $G5OO.OO
BUILDING LOTS--Practically every
vacant lot in the city is on my
list ut very reasonable prices.
FARM LANDS have sold half
section and four quarter sections
since December LIST and have rent
ed more land, have more inquiries
for prices and terms, have sub
mitted more offers than in years
BUY NOW. while prices are low
and make your profit. The next
few years will see the greatest
development and the biggest in
crease in values this country has
ever seen. BUY NOW.
lNSURANCE-On your house. furni-
ture, cars. farm buildings, written
in reliable companies.
DO your real estate business with
the only real estate man in Bis
marck who is really trying TO
build up the country.
F. f. YOUNG.
IL
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\OTICE OF STATE. BAR
l>N MN N'EInA

Notice is hereby given that ih'
State Bar Board viii conduc, Il sta!
bar examination. for the pnrpoS" Of
examining applicants seeking ad-
mission 10 the Bar Of this state.
COMMENCING on tn" 18th day Of
January. \. n. 1926. The following
named hay. filed notice of their in
trntinn to participate in such bar
rXamination. viz;
Austin. William Jas, En"nda lr,
North Dak0ta.
Campbell. Frank J., Fargo. y. n
Dawson, George J.. Fargo, y. ~
l'aakenStad. otto. Fargo. y y.
alpern. Saul Ernest. Glen thin.
North Dakota.
Iielg"snu. \. G.. Regain y. ~
Kinney. t'r"nk -. Ashley, y. ~.
klrvo. T.. O.. McClusky. y. II.
l."nt. thaS. A.. Ninnrwauian y. -.
Miller, l.. IT,. Washhurn. y u.
McGrath, Willjam. Hismarrk. ~ u.
MrPhail. Robert L.. Cakes, y. u.
Thorn, Victor L., Goodrich, y. II.
Any objections t. the parti"ipa-
ton in any Of the above in said rx-
animation. or their subsequent ad
mission TO IN" Bar Of this State. if
successful, should h. filed with lh.
writer not later than January :,
1926
Dated AT Bismarck. North Dakoin.
this nth day of December, y. -.
1928.
J. IT, NEWTON
clerk of the Supreme Court and .X-
rni'in Secretary Stat" Bar E0afd
state Of Nnrth Dakota.
l2-l2-l9-2G: II
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FORTUNES
BEING MADE IN FLORIDA SUB.
DIVISIONS

COMPLETE subdivisions for sale
consisting of 985 lots ut $500
per lot, located thirty minutes
from Jacksonville. fronting Dixie
Boulevard. Streets, Avenues,
plated. staked, surveyed and maps
recorded. Deed and title policy
furnished by Jacksonville Bank.
Beautifully colored literature
Everything ready. These lots re-
tail for 500. Liberal terms with
generous releases. All payments
handled through Jacksonville bank.
jacksonville Building 4 Mortgage
Company. Jacksonville, Florida.
1c.1C.lt
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
~ -PHON E 90
MALE HELP WANTED

MAN WANTED--(City or country
old established company will sup
ply capital and start you in your
own permanent business selling
necessities people must buy every
day. Experience unnecessary. Write
McConnon L Co., Factory 252,
Ninona, MINI. l2.12-lt
BEGINNER ELECTRICIANS
AT ONCE--I.arge Million
Dollar. Company wants men who
desire training with $4,000 week
ly earning possibilities guaranteed.
Write Tribune No. So. l2.l2-1t
WANTED Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cat
alog and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, IN. d.
l2-l. I'm
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PERSONAL.
RADIMIZED HEALTH PAD. Is spe.

RADIMIZED HEALTH PAD. Is spe-
cially recommended for diseases OF
the throat, lungs. liver, Kidneys,
bowels. heart, goiter, hardening of
the arteries, high bloc! pressure.
partial paralysis, prostate gland
trouble. female trouble; it relieves
high blood pressure. and restores
the arteries to phable condition;
it acts on the muscles, and nerves.
imparting vigor and strength,
sure relief for chronic ills, try
one and he convinced. sold on Is
days trial. agent wanted. Henry
Schwindel. factory distributor.
Reeder. n. Oak. l2-l2-lt
EPlLEPTICS-This treatment guar
anteed to stop seizures or money
returned. No bromides, narcotics.
Try at our risk. Hunter Labora-
tories. 900 Scott, Little Rock, Ark.
7.17-H
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FLORIDA real. ESTATE

FLORlDA-Wa acreage. lots. Fl.
Pierce. Palm Beach. TT. Lauder
dale. Miami; any location consid-
cred. Give price. description
Walter Strack, 1886 Lindell, s.
Louis. Mo. l2-!n-lt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOR SALE-Priced low to sell quick,
one Overland Spad Truck, almost
new; one new model Ford Truck:
one five room house, must be moved
soon. Call at 500 Main or Phone
1877 for H. G. Arnold. ll-27-tf
SIX CYLINDER roadster, good condi-
tion, very cheap. or will trade for
Il Ford or a Radio set. 4ll-9th st.
Call :s46M l2-l st
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE OR TRADE-4O acres OF
highly improved Idaho land. Eight
room we'll built house; Is acres in
bearing orchard. apples and pears;
balance good alfalfa land. Write
care Tribune No. 35. l2-ll-lw
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81 E(|,h J !II
1 R exBeI$aie lI 1

who's there?" the former speake,
suddenly barked.
When another. moment had drag.
ged by, a sulphur match was struck
For a second or two it shed sickly
blue radiance sufficient only to sill.
houette pair of hands cunped over
it; then. as the fame ignited the tiny
shaft, it burst into a yellow glow
and sent the shadows of the cabin
leaDinC.
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Kensington. contains one OF the
first praetical typewriters ever
produced in England. It was In
vented about 1886 by Sir Charles
Wheatstone for the rapid printing
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AGENTS WANTED
sTRAYED OR STOLEN
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Room for win
ter. at reasonable rate, must be
in quiet home. Call 400, ask for
lotto" l2-l2-nt
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED.
HIGH SCHOOL graduate with year
and half experience clerical work.
and some experience in clothing
business wants work in store or
Office. Write care Tribune No. SO.
l2-ll-3t
WANTED-Hauling ashes during the
winter months. Phone 734R.
l0-7.1w
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MISCELLANEOUS

reward will be given
for information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of the party
who stole motormeter and radiator
cap from my Buick car, Saturday
night. X. 5. Enge, d. G.
12.7-1w
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FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers and Hartz Mountain,
also native singers. Cages, seeds,
treats, etc. Phone 1l6J. Jacob
Bull, Dickinson, N. Oak. Box 1923.
MI an
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FOR SALE-Electric plant, equipped
with Fairbanks Morse Stationary
Engine. A bargain If taken soon.
Call or write j. W. Rogers, Nc
Kenzie NJ Oak 12.9.lwk
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FOR SALE--pure bred ShUrthorns,
my herd bull two years old, also
some fine prospects. Prices rea-
s0nable. Call or write for prices
and breeding. Chas W. Noon,
NV;l%n, M nal 1917 1vL
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Furn,shed
hotel located at Zap, N. D, This
Is q real hotel bargain that it will
pay you to investigate. Good town.
good location. Write Tribune Mo.
81. 1O-l2.tf
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FOR. SALE---75xl5O foot corner on
Seventh Street and Avenue E for
$3.50. Lots are one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. u.
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!of kilograms. 1t looks like a small
piano with II fun -sszed ivory and
AZ ebony keys.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, barn, one and a
half stories, l8x24 feet. To be
: moved off the lot. Phone 6l4.
1O.5-l u,
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LOST

LOST
LOST-One black mare, branded "A
on front shoulder. Inquire at 2l5-
9Th St. l2-lO-3t
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FOR SALE - Chinese ring-necked
pheasants, $3.50 each. John H.
? Baker. Livona. N. Oak. l2.8-,wk
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Tribune Want AdsN Bring Results
esssf sasssssss sssssssBss. ssss
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FOR kENT-Garage between s.Aun
and Seventh St. Can be used for
car or storing furniture. Inquire
sos 7th St. 12-lO-3t
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FOR SALE-Big type Poland China
Boars and Bronze turkeys. T.. L.
Hurr, Sterling, N. Oak.
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fUk SAIE--One 2-5 gallon ice cream
cabinet. one oil stove and one show
case. Phone 1877. 800 Main st. H.
G.. Arnold. l2-ll.5t
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FOk oALt.--rretty white angora
kitten. Harris Owens. Tel $685.
M. r. r.. Box 8. l2-12-2t
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FIRST TYPEWRITER
London, Dec. IA glass case
ut the Science Museum, South

\, ,..7.t, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i,i..iIli.stsif!
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
LADY COOK WANTED-Must be
good pastry cook. Write killdesr
Cafe. Killdeer. No. OAK.
Q.2K.tf
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM. very modern. River
view Bungalow, double garage.
full basement, stationary tubs.
laundry stove, hardwood floors.
large closets and nice sized bed
rooms. Owner leaving city. Sales
Price $600O.00. Terms.
SIN ROOM modern house, hotwater,
heat, hardwood floors, east front,
immediate possession, located AIS
18th st. Sale Price $3.50, 90. 5000
cash balance monthly.
FIVE ROOM Bungalow with sun
parlor, full basement. partitioned
into rooms, oak floors. built in
features, new, never been occupied,
immediate possession, chance to
get a new home under Il very at
tractive selling plan.
HOUSES of any size, price and To-
cation can be selected from our
most complete list. Can finance
any reasonable deal without delay
Have the most desirable building
lots at good prices. and some real
bargains in farm lands.
HIDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Three Houses for Rent
Wahh Rl"rk. Phone o
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FOR SALE-Baby carriage. Cheap.
I If taken ct once. 422-4th St. Phone
lO52R. l2.lO.3t
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Statesmen

SALEISNEN =
WE invite men who are selling or
want to sell made to measure
clothes, direct to consumer, to get
in touch with US at once. Our
patterns ut $26.5O have no COM
petition, the clothes REALLY fit
and recorders will build you per-
mAnent business. A Northwest firm
to give northwest service. Estab
lished 1890. Minnesota Tailor
ing Company, &c East 7th Street,
Saint Paul. Mimi. l2-l2.lt
statesmen furnish you new
Ford car Immediately and set you
up in business. You own both car
and business. No capital required.
Profits $50 to $3.50 per week easy.
Exclusive territory, city or cOun-
try. Biggest opportunity ever Of
fered hustlers. Territory going
fast. Write quick for details. W.
& H. Walker. Inc, Dept. n, Herr's
Island. Pittsburgh. Pa. l2-5-l2
SALESMAN-We have vacancy in
this territory for man with sell
ing ability to handle our money
= maker Calendar and Advertising
Specially line. Selling season
commences January first. Prompt
and liberal compensation. Your
opportunity for permanent con-
ncction. Geo. H. Jung Co., Gin
cinnati. o. l2-l2-lt
WANTED-Salesman to handle our
fine line of advertising signs Of
metal, cardboard. fibre, muslin,
etc. Art Calendars, business cal
endars, fans and novelties. Com
mission basis. Good money max
ing proposition. References re-
quired. Write today. The Scioto
Sign Co., Kenton, Ohio. l2-l2-lt
statesmen WANTED-Heap makes
$500 monthly selling our new
gum and peanut machine to mer-
chants. No experience necessary.
Big commission. Salary and COM
mission to men who prove ability.
Building, Kansas City, Mo.
l2-l2-lt
NEW MEN guaranteed $40 and en-
penses against commissions. Re
tailers live-wlre novelty. Good
men make $500 weekly. p. Apple.
ton Novelty Co., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. l2-l2lt
HIGHLY responsible land company
desires representatives to sell
farms in Florida. Convenient
terms. Apply Tropical Farms,
430 N. f. End Ave, Miami, Fla.
12-l2-lt
LIGHTNING strange battery COM
pound. Charges discharged batter
les instantly. Eliminates old meth
cd entirely. Gallon free to agents.
Lightning Co., st. Paul. MINI.
1923 l2-5-l2-19.
PAYING men 800 weekly selling re-
tailers livc-wire speciality. Com
Missions advanced. NOVEL CO.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. l2-l2-lt
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Large, warm furnished
room in modern house. suitable
Phone 498J or call al 5O6-3rd st.
l2-9-4t
FOR RENT-A sleeping room on
ground floor, double or single for
gentlemen or ladies. OIL 9th ST.:
Phone 779. l2-l2-3t
FOR RENT-Partly furnished or un-
furnished light housekeeping room.
City heat. College building. Tele-
%hOnc. 1873, 12.l2-lw
FOR RENT---Nice, warm, good sized.
modern, furnished room. Close in.
Phone 322M. 5O5-3rd St.
12-ll-lW
FOR RENT---Furnished room in mod
ern home. GA Ave. c. Phone 975.
l2-ll-3t
FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Fuily furnished apart
ments fof light housekeeping.
Phone 794W. Geo. w, Little. 80l.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Fuily furnished apart
ments fof light housekeeping.
Phone 794W. Geo. w. Little. S0l.
4th ST. 12-4-2w
FOR, RENT--4. room modern house,
very convenient to schools. Joseph
Co9hlan. l2-11-3t
FOR RENT-For four months, 6
room furnished modern house. Call
459R. 12-l1.2t
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Edison Photograph with
records, fumed oak dining room set,
reed rockers; metal beds, tables,
dressers and rugs. Six room bung-
allow for rent. Call, evenings. Phone
Grew. go" l2-lO-1w
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FOR RENT-Partly furnished or un-
furnished light housekeeping room.
City heat. College building. Tele-
%honc 1873. l2.l2-lw
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FOR RENT-A sleeping room on
ground floor, double or single for
gentlemen or ladies. OIL 9th ST..
Phone TO. l2-l2-3t'
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FOR RENT-Nice, warm, good sized,
modern; furnished" room. Close in.
Phone 322M. 5O5-3rd St.
12-ll-lW
FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
ern home. GA Ave. c. Phone 975.
l2-ll-3t
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Large, warm furnished
room in modern house. suitable
for two gentlemen. Also garage.
Phone 498J or call al 5O6-3rd st.
l2.9-4t
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LIGHTNING strange battery COM
pound. Charges discharged batter
les instantly. Eliminates old meth
cd entirely. Gallon free to agents.
Lightning Co., St. Paul. MINI.
1923 l2-5-l2- 10.
PAYING men 500 weekly selling re-
tailers live-wire speciality. Com
missions advanced. NOVEL CO.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. l2-l2-lt
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FOR SALE Shetland pony and"one
COW. 2l7 8. End st. or call 702J.
10 q 4 ,,,L
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NEW MEN guaranteed $40 and en-
penses against commissions. Re-
tailers live-wire novelty. Good
men make $500 weekly. p. Apple
ton Novelty Co., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa lD-lC-lt
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HIGHLY responsible land company
desires representatives to sell
farms in Florida. Convenient
terms. Apply Tropical Farms,
430 N. f.. End Ave, Miami, Fla.
1C.1O-1t
Evening star., 1925-09-16
Willis t. Lee. 1910 Randolph street

Willis t. Lee. 1910 Randolph street,
s17.01.
Miss Francis r. Love. 32ss p street,
rs cents
Jonathan Lewis, jr., and wife. 1898
Crittenden street. S19.05
Melanie II. Linkenhaker, Bethesda,
Md. $6.45.
Henrietta Luber, 323 n street, s6.s2
James r. Lowry, 46 Bryant street,
1882.
Margaret Lyman, 800 Connecticut
avenue, S29.35.
Henrietta Lynn, 3417 o street, ss.23.
Miss Esther NJ. Lohrer, 8l2 Ran
dolph street. SIG.
II. r. Levi and wife, 1912 Shepherd
street, $5.42.
Ernest b. Lyon and wife, 1882 Bel.
mont street, $4.90.
Rebecca II. Luckets. GA Quebec
place, 5000
Kate d. Lenoir. 2O1e Thirty-fourth
street. $500
Charles r. Langley, District Ma.
tional Bank, s4.92.
Nellie Lynch, 1916 Euclid street,
S10.S7
C. Raymond Lewis, 1860 Emerson
street, s6.15.
William j. Lash. 1920 Seventeenth
street, s11.36.
Francis Leonard, 1860 Dawn street
northeast, S37.26.
Wilton w. La Rue, Y. NJ. C. A, 1876
G. street, $4.05.
Isadore A. Letcher. 1888 Fourth
Richard Lorleberg, 1741 @ street,
$18.38.
Jane c. Locker, 125 u street, $419.
Kathryn c. Lyon. Maryland and
Arundel avenues, Hyattsville, S247.
Bert r. Landes, IA B street north
east, $26.39.
Mrs. Helen II. Lanker, 1926 N street,
S12.75.
Clara c. Lorentz, 27 seaton place,
$3.50
Annie L. Loffier. 1919 Bladensburg
road, $3.50.
Edward Lewis Leonard, Cherrydale,
Va, S972
Anne L. Leary, 1892 Fairmont street
$7.65.
Jesse f. Lapman, s125 Newark
street, 1914.
Mary K. Lamberton. Florence Court,
S15.19.
Ellen B. Larson, 1872 K street,
s5.97
Gladys L. Lee, 1912 Massachusetts
avenue, S5.36.
Mariana Lefeyre, 300 c street.
Sl2.96.
Gertrude Michaelson, 725 G street
northeast. S8.S3.
Daisy NJ. Mallory, Tudor Hall, 1851.
John H. Magruder, 1880 Thirtieth
street, s7.71.
Sara Maria Mayne, 2717 Thirty-sixth
place, S11.S5.
George W. Mcpherson, 321 L street
northeast. $500.
NJ f. Mellick. &c Iowa circle, S210
Wilfred II. Major, 210 A street
northeast, So.
j. NJ. Mckee. 213s K street, s2.3s.
John A. Maxwell, 1904 r street, S2.17.
Alfred Maynard, 271 Park avenue,
SO cents.
J. NJ. Marceron, 3611 Nichols ave
nue. southeast. % cents.
William A. Mason. 1920 S street,
S20.O1.
Mary L. Marley. e727 Connecticut
avenue, $500.
William A Mellen, Takoma Park,
Ella F. McGinnis, 1909 Nineteenth
street, $3.50.
Robert A. McCosh, the Cumberland
Apartments, S818.
| Edwina r. Malcolm, 40 T street,
| SAT-.
| Vena E. Miller. 1901 Calvert street
s6.s7.
John f Mudd, 1906 Park avenue
| s127S.
| c. L. Mitchell. 43l Tenth street,
S5.72.
Bernard A. McDermott, Board of
| Appeals, United States Veterans Bu
reau, S13.27.
| l.. L. Mans and wife. Montgomery
| avenue. Rockville, Md, s35.73.
Edna NJ. Nicholson, 1920 Morrison
| street, SHOP.
Mary A. Miller, 1917 F street north
east, S6.22.
Thomas McNeilly, 1926 Jackson
street northeast, S32.15.
Mary j. Megeath, roc Eleventh
street 90 cents
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