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Improve Home Ground.

Home owners can help make their
city better place in which to live, by
improving the home grounds.
We often see an elegant house that
lacks the final touch to change it into
a ''home." Landscape planting is the
frame of the picture; the artistic set
ting; that final touch that changes
a house to home.
AS a background or frame to the
picture which is to be created, shrubs
or trees are indispensable. The idea
being TO have the surroundings har-
monte so that the impression will be
comfortable and homelike.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-04

D OTARY International celebrated
N its silver jubilee last week in Chi
cago, the city of its birth. Members
to the number of some $4,000 assem-
bled from all parts of the world, with
their families, and the doings included
not only banquets and other festal
events but also sessions in which the
problems of the trades and professions
were seriously discussed and many
social questions were debated.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-04
Making House a Picture

Shade trees are valuable because
they increase the worth of your prop
erty in a very few years, provide de-
lightful shade in summer. and serve
to break the cold winds of winter.
Before planting your trees it is always
wise to draw rough plan and then
work with 1t as guide. Plan your
planting 50 that, when your place is
approached from the road, pleasing
picture will be seen. Plant large trees
at either end of the house. but studi-
ously avoid any paintings that will
obstruct the view from the road. Let
the passer-by see your home and then
you can see him.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-04
Manufactured Face Bricks

American face brick manufacturers
have far outstripped the rest of the
world in the wide range of color tones
and textures presented to the home
builder. Now the prospective home
builder has offered for his considera-
tion a whole sweep of colors, in smooth
and rough textures, ranging from pure
pearl grays or creams, through buff,
golden and bronze tints to a descend
ing scale of red, down to maroons,
puppies and even gun metal blacks.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-04

100000 by the Grigsby-Grunow
company.
The petition contains many of the
allegations made in a petition filed by
the United States government in the
federal court of Delaware on May 10,
1880. That petition, they said. asked
for dissolution of the illegal combina-
ton which this petition also alleges.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-04
Routing Highway Traffic

Some small towns have concluded
that routing highway traffic through
their main streets does not materially
aid business, but only causes conges-
tion, and the speed of the tourist cars
adds to the danger of the streets.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-04

upon the taxpayers at time every
effort should be made to tighten it,
AS soon as the senate had acted,
the Republicans Of the house held a
caucus and enough votes were pledged
to sustain the veto. To facilitate ac-
ton the house accepted the senate
amendments and the measure was sent
to Mr. Hoover. Then, Immediately
after his veto message was received,
the vote sustaining it was taken. A
substitute bill was then rushed through
the house, with the prospect of definite
action on it by the senate within
few days. The new measure embodies
the pension system. Its initial annual
cost to the government will be $780,
100000, which will increase to $780,
100000 in three years. 1t will apply
to probably 100000 veterans lin addl-
ton to 245,O00 now receiving compen-
sation) whose pensions will range
from S12 to $40 a month. depending
upon the degree of disability. The
vetoed bill, according to Director
Hines of the veterans bureau, would
have cost $102,000,OO0 the first year
and ultimately would have added $685.
100000 annually to the present ex-
penditures for veterans.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-04

QUIT for triple damages of $4,000
- 600 was filed in Kansas City by
the Grigsby- Grunow company of Chi
cage against the Radio Corporation Of
America, the General Electric COM
pany. the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing company and others,
and the plaintiff concern alleges the
existence Of a vast pool of radio
patents created in violation of the
Sherman antitrust law, and says the
defendants thus illegally compelled
the payment Of royalties of almost
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-04

president HOOvER'S vacation
L tour, plans for which already In
cluds visits to some of the national
parks in the West. may also take him
down to Mexico In August. Both the
Mexican government and Ambassador
Morrow have invited him. and after
conference in the White House Mr..
Morrow said:
Il strongly urged President Hoover
to visit Mexico while l am there and
1 believe that he will do so. He plans
to make trip during August which
will bring him to the Mexican border,
and I believe that 1t would so a long
way to cement our good relations If
he would visit that country. know
that he wishes to do so and has only
postponed his visit because of the
press of business"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-04

ID EPORTS of the serious illness Of
~ Pope Plus NJ alarmed Rome and
the whole Catholic world 1t was said
he was suffering from an acute blad-
der trouble and that uremic poisoning
was threatened. The Vatican, how
ever, gave out information tending to
show the reports were exaggerated
and indicated that his plans for GER
tain important ceremonies had not
been altered.
Ia. 1880, Western Newspaper Union.f
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14
tsEAL



Bids viii be received by the board OF
trustees at their Office. Central State hos
pital. indianapolis Ind, until 10 O'Clock
and material required for the completion
on alterations and additions to the pres
ent power house at the Central State
hospital, indianapolis. Ind.
Drawings end Specifications Will be on
file on and after Monday, Jan -. 1880,
at the offices Of the board Of trustees OF
the Central State hospital; the state
board OF accounts: BeVington- Williams.
Inc. engineers and Foltz, Osler & Thomp-
son. architects. Releases will De made to
bidders on and after said date from the
Office OF The architects, l29 E. Market
at Indiana polls.
Proposals shall be made according to
the form attached 10 the specifications
and each shall be delivered in a sealed
envelope addressed to the president OF
the board Of trustees, marked proposal
and bearing the title OF the work and
Each proposal must be accompanied by
certified check payable to the board d
trustees in a sum equal TO five per ceat
$50 OF the amount OF the proposal in
accordance with conditions Included IL the
proposal form. which check shall be Tor
feited in case OF failure OF any bidder to
enter into contract and furnish a salts
factory bond in amount equal to the con-
tract price within eight 81 days after
notification OF acceptance OF his proposal
The board OF trustees is not obligated
TO accept the lowest or any other bid sub
n1itted and reserves the right to reject
tiles in any proposal If 1t shall be. in
the judgment of the board, to the inter
est OF the state OF Indiana so to do, and
to defer acceptance or rejection for a
period not to exceed eight 49, days.
deposit OF SIS viii be required Of
prospective bidders for each set OF draw
fngs and specihca tions taken from the OF
fee OF the architects which amount viii
be returned in full in case the following
two conditions are complied with. viz ~
The return OF the drawings and specifica-
tons to the architects on or before jan
81. 1890. and az the delivery to the board
OF trustees or oona toe bid at the time
the bidder fail in the observance OF either
OF these conditions. he shall be entitled &c
q refund OF i've iSo' dolarS' Shoulo re
ditions. he shah forfeit the full amount
n his deposit.
TRUSTEES.
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Special Notices

AFTER Jan. H. 1890. will not be re-
sponsible for any accounts contracted by
my wife, Mrs. Clara Smith.
EMMETT SMITH
ENDICOTT- JJHN5OS-W or dress
shoes. t1es to $3.50 Overalls. pants
shirts. gloves cut prices. li8 Virginia
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Suburban for Rent
Business Places for Rent

DOORS from bus: nicely furn. bungalow
double garage: $40 week. Ri. 2l04.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.-Win
repair or make new tops and curtains for
your car. 202 Kentucky Ages
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14

MON RESIDENT NOTICE
STATE OF INDIANA. VIGO COUNTY. IS:
In the Superior Court of Vigo County
Indiana. December term, 1929.
LOUVINEIE GUPTILL BOSWORTH VS..
HARRY BOSWORTH AND THE PRU
DENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
AMERICANA 25O83.
-, Be II known that ON the 18th day OF
January, 1880. said plaintiff filed affidavit
in due form. showing that the defendant
Harry Bosworth is nonresident Of the
State Of Indiana and necessary party to
the complaint herein and that the object
OF said action is to declare him legally
dead. said nonresident. defendant. is
now. therefore. hereby notified Of the
peudcnCy of said action against him and
shat the same Will stand for trial on the
Bird day of March. 1880, the same being
The LIST judicial day OF The March Term,
1890 OF said Court and unless said de
PENDANT appear and answer on demur 10
said complaint al said date. the same
VIII be heard and determined in his alb
sence.
Witness my Hand and Seal Of said
court. this 18th day of January. 1880.
FRED ASLATUAKER. Clerk
HENRY W. MOORE. Attorney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14
Help Wanted Male


HAVEN Indianapolis and surrounding
territories immediate employment for 20
men. with or without cars. who have
hcuse-to-house sales ability and desire
permanent connection paying big returns
and offering unusual opportunity for ad-
vancement. A. d. Teare. 622 Peoples
Bank Bldg
DIRECT salesman to work on proposition
where all calls are from leads repeat;
commissions more than your sales; out
of-town applicants write. Apply MR..
JAMES HUGHES. Claypool Hotel.
WANTED-FirSJ-c class metal pol
ishers and buffers. ACME WORKS,
Inc, 400 S. Harding st.
SALESMAN WANTED-In our used car
dept, commission only. Hare Chevrolet
Co. $50 E. Wash. ST. See Mr.. HirSch-
man.
RADIO SALESMAN
Must be experienced. See Mr.. Boyd,
Baldwin Piano Co. IS Monument Circle.
PORTER. colored. Apply at SALLY
FROCKS. 81 West Washington Street.
between II and 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14
Trucks

PONTIAC. LATE 1877
de luxe panel delivery; new Duce nnith.
disc wheels. practically new tires: this
truck is UP 10 G. M. G.. standards in every
respect aud Is priced TO sell quick. Cen
partment. TAI E. Market st. Ii 1887.
80 GOOD rebuilt trucks an sizes; parts
and bodies for all make trucks. INDIAN
APOLISs TRUCK AND PARTS co. 1923
FORD. TON TRUCK. is27-A-I condition.
cheap. 1922 N. Sheffield. Be. l101.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14
Help Wanted Female

SALESWOEIEN experienced. capable. for
new SALLY FROCKS Shop in Indian
apolis Good salary III, and me commission.
betv cen II and 3.
MAID. coiored Apply at SALLY FROCKS.
"A West Washington St. between IL & 3.
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$3.50 DOWN

NEAR GARFIELD PARK
Dandy new 5-room modern bungalows.
l lo4S AAlbany S.. '..'...'s4'ss 5o
Ri 25O9. N. ]. FOX. Hu.1168
NEW. modern, 5-room bungalow; built-in
cabinet. breakfast nook. shades. hard
wood floors. brick porch; cheap; $3.50;
on terms. Ha. 1871.
NEW-4-room double; bath. basement. 3
stall garage. rent $50; $3.50 at once:
loan was $4,000. Be. 1851.
FIVE ROOMS-3 lots near 800 Madison
Ave, $1,000 If sold this week 866 Vir-
gtnia Ave. Dr.. 7174 or Be. 1896.
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING-Spe-
cial prices on large or small lots to all
Ri 1851. RI. 1928
CH 45TQ Mites Oh 0699-W.
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FOR RFNT-Deesirab storeroom on Ala
bama, corner OF z. Washington. rear Wal
Preen Drug Store. c. L. SORENSEN, 10
n. OSage. Ii. 2378.
wholesale Office any business
everything furnished $40 mo. Ri. 6225
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Houses for Sale

BARGAIN
Out-of-town owner will sacrifice five
second st. This is real chance for
some one Will accept cheap automobile
or vacant lot as down payment. Address
w. A. RISLEY. 1929 Andover road, Ander-
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Real Estate Wanted

| Specialize West
II you want quick action in selling
your property call me.
Ii. 2541. Mr.. McLain. Ri. 5751.
257 w Washington St.
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Lost and Found

BEAGLE HoUND-Pet only. lost Vicinity
2tSt and Illinois. Reward. Ha. S326.
n ANY ONE found white gold wrist watch
on east side after Xmas snow melted
please call On. 3oso-R- Reward.
POINTER PuP-Female, strayec: brown
face and spot on side. lib. re. BE. 157a.
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Situations Wanted Female
Rooms for Rent

GEN. HOUSEWORK-ExP. WHITE LADY
WA. 1891 RING 4.
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Situations Wanted Male

MAN TAILOR-Temporarily out of work,
solcits repair of cloth, fur gar. estimates
given, 6034 Oak Ave. Ir. 1S56-R-
PLUMBER-ALL KINDS OF REPAIR
WORK, REASONABLE. RI 1895.
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Farms for Sale

Sc acres fair bnildfngs' on state road
near Hayden; $1,000; terms or trade for
clear CITY property. Ri. 644l. Mr.. Goode.
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Houses for Rent

ROACHE, I30l-3-room cot: gas lights.
water; sl2: viii repair. Ri SAL.
ST. CLAIR, e. 1122-Double. 9 rooms,
modern. cd. condition: water paid: $3.50.
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WE pay cash for late model used and
wrecked cars. DORMAN BROS, 529-3l
z. Washington. Ri 1888.
CARSETrucks. wanted any cond.: old OF
wrecked. 23l n. Belmont. Be. o848.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14
Automobiles Wanted

wnL-Pay cash for your car or your
I. WOLF AUTO co.
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Enter now and assure your future.
Ground engineers snd pilots earn as high
SIS 81 900 per month. Investigate CurtisS
wright Gov. Approved School. Terms.
fo4 Monument Circle. Ii. 42s2. Open
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14
Musical Instruments

BUEscHER sAxOPHONEs 80 Para
mount banjos. c. F. Martin guitars.
Pensel Mueller clarinets. Bettony
flutes. Roth-Art violins. The best in
every line of musical merchandise.
Sold on convenient terms. Write for
catalogue today.
1880 N. Pennsylvania st.
Pearson Piano Co.
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at the end of the scond quarter was 6 to : in favor of Anchorage.
 The third quatter became very interesting with both teams fight ing for the lead. Anchorage played over the guards ;,nd Lawson made two field goals and Davis one goal Geyer made Stewards only basket in this quarter. Score at end of third quarter, l2 te ' in favor of Anchorage.
 At the beginning of the last quarter two tired out determined teams faced each other and Green got away to sink two field goals and McCauley ccnl erted foul shot Anchorage get one field goal by Davis and Lawson converted a foul shot, final score being Is to IF in favor of Anchorage.
 Green of Seward was high point man with six points; shared by LakSha, Geyer and Lawson, each five points; McCauley one and Davis four. There were no substi- itutions by either teams. The Sew |ard team took their defeat very SprOtS- -man-like and are all ready to go home. We'll be seeing you!
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PARDS VACATIONING

Pappidas and Balios, the pop ular proprieters of the big bus mess establishment at Latouche, are both Outside enjoying a change of scenery, according to arrivals from the busy mining town. George went out a week ago, Balios having preceded him by six weeks. The latter returns in about two weeks. While George is making a ound-trip down through California, the home of Mack Sennett bathing beauties, then East to Chicago, the Lead vile" of Illinois, and on up to Canada thence to Vancouver and Seattle, BalioS was satisfied to spend his vacation at Vancouver B. c.
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CLEANLINESS ana the best oi meats eur motto. ry-Bruhn's.
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TRY A FRESH RASPBERRY (grown in Hope) SUNDAE WITH SEATTLE ICE CREAM. Schailer- CTS Alaska Shop.
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ReiSman.
 The Irresistible!

Anyone who likes to dance, or who Fixes to hear new dance music, should not fail to ret Leo Reisman,s latest Victor hit two fox t-ots from the musical show Fi(iy Million FrencIimen- It's one record in thousands! The most fascinating dance music ever irresistibly played. The tunes gre YOU DO SOMETHING TO ME and YOU'VE GOT THAT THING. When dance fans hear about these numbers, there's going to be real run On this record, So get yours carly You'll find two other corkins Kc'sman records and snappy pair of fox trots by George Olsen as other dance .i;mulants for the week. Two big movie stars Jeaupctte Macdonald and John Boles provide the vocal talent. Both of these have scored smashing ruccesses recently. John was in The Desert Song and Rio Rita. and sings two tunes from his new picture, s,araeu kirb, Miss Macdonald ls featured in The Lone I'aradc: both songs on her record are from that show. Come in and hear these hits. lo:I Do Sornct hing to Nfe-fox Trot {froin the Musical Comedy, ''Fihy hfiHion trenGhmen ua ocal Rctrnin
 You've Got That Thing Fox Trot LEO REIsMAN AND Ills ORCHESTRA
 No. a22ai, lo-inch I'll See You Again N altz from the Musical Comedy. Bitter
 ~trcf ' ith {, ocal Refrain lfIo,e " ere All Fox Irot II0 REIsMAN AND Hrs ORCHESTRA
 No. 222 ad, l0-inch Charming Fox Trot (from
 Metro-G oIdwyn- Mayer picture, 'Dc;ii May Carc) J ifh otal RcfrGin
 Shepherds Serenade Walt LEO RElsMAN AND Ills ORCHESTRA
 No 22a3s, Io-inch What Do | Carc-F Fox Trot from Harry Carroll Re,ne) uh ocal Rcfrain
 South Sea Rose-Fox Trot (f om William Fox picture, "Snah Sea Rose'') Enh ocdi Refrain
 GEORGE OLSEN AND Ills MUSIC
 No. 222Is, lo-inch Dream Lover {from Paramount picture, ''The Lae Parude March of the Crenadiers
 JEANETTE MACDONALD
 No. z2247. l0-iaeh Romance {from William Fox
 picture, "Cnnes KHty) After a Million Dreams lfrom William Fox picture, "Con,eo
 K1ty) JOHN BoLEs
 No. ezx3es le-iDci
 SEWARD DRUG @.
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SEWARD GIRLS
 LOST CAME TO
 ANCHORAGEITES
Special to The Gateway

Speclal 10 The GaJeWdy
 In the closing game between An chorage and Seward City Women basketball teams Anchorage came back strong to take the last game by the Hose score ot IS to 2
 Referee Thompson opened the game and Green, wno was fouled twice, converted 10th foul shots and Geyer made a field goal elud- ling Anchorage guards. Davis and Laksha both sunk a field goal The score at the end of the first quar- ter was to 4
 During the second quarter Sew ards only point Was made by Geyer wlo converted a foul An Anchor age basket was made by Laksha This quarter was featured by close checking cn both sides. The score
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Freighter Depere
 Is In Commission,

The Alaska Steamship Company freighter Depere, which went aground in a fog at Cape Decision last December, and which was later salvaged and lowed to Seattle, by the Pacifi, Salvage Co.,, was recent ly overhauled in the Todd Ship yard and has been placed in com mission, according to word receiv- ed.
 Seventy-nine plates were replac- ed and the engines, boilers and con- densers had to be lifted in order to do the work. The ship will be as good as new when she begins her next voyage.
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1 Fresh Haas cand7. SCHALLER-
 EE'S ALASKA SHOP.
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FER GOODNES SAKE.n
Ha! Hal Hal Ha!

11et 1Id I1d 11d.
 Wait till Bortz and other mem bers of the Anchorage fire de partment see this.
 While in Anchorage last week Dave Turner, member of the lo- cal volunteers, heard the Anchor age fire alarm peal out so, ac- cording to habit, he hot-footec it to the scene of the conflagra tion and arrived there before the Anchorage lads
 Warm puppies! and Hol Hol Ho
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APPLY FOR LICENSE

The Home Power Co.,, has ap- piled for a license for a con- structed project on Upper and Lower Dewey Lakes and Icy Lake, and two small creeks on public lands near Skagway, con- sisting of four storage dams, 3 diversion dams, seven conduits, in- stallin gabout 1l2 miles in length of Hume and a power house in SkagWay.
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GENERAL SHAKEUP

WASHINGTON, March l, LPp- The transfer of L. G. Mutt, in charge of the bureau of the pro- hibition unit, to position in the prohibition field as supervisor, has taken place in the general shakeup of the narcotic bureau, it was an nounced by Assistant Secretary LoWman
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Recent advices from trappers of the Stikine and Cassiar districts of Northern British Columbia, seem to also corroborate the reports of a scarcity of fur in various parts Of Alaska.
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TILDEN AND HELEN

ST. LOUIS, Feb, 26, (P)-The U. IS. Lawn Tennis Association, favors open tournaments and ranks Til-
 den and the former Helen Wills at the top of the mems and women's singles.
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BEAU sABREUR" TONIGHT

This evening at the theatre is the last showing of the feature shown last Wednesday. Being a sequel of the great feature Beau Geste" it ranks even higher in some peoples opinion
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-01

ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services Friday evening at 8 D. m. All are cordially invited.
 Rev. W. R. Macpherson.
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Mir Love of Valdez. delegate to the Grand Igloo meting, arriving yesterday enroute to Anchorage.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
THE WEATHER
ronrrAar TTLr. N. FRIDAY


FORECAST TILL 9 r. NJ. FRIDAY
For the District Of Columbia and
Maryland. mostly cloudy with continued
mild temperature tonight and Fridayi !
light variable winds.
For Virginia, mostly cloudy with con.
tinued mild temperature tonight and
Friday; gentle to moderate WINDS
mostly northeast and east.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Yesterday Today
a ,. m.sS...... ssll a. m..,...A... s.
g D. M. ....... 65le a. M.
Midnight $3.50. S3tNoon %
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since January /. 1880. ses.
Deficiency Of Temperature ancs
November /. 1889. 30.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipita-
tion since January l. 1899. 1851.
Deficiency Of precipitation since
TIDE TABLES
Today--High tides, 1851 q. m. ana
1:41 p. M; low tides, s.0s q. m. ana
Tonnorrow tides, 2:os a. m. and
2:s0 D. m; low tides, s:eS q. M ana
" fHE SUN AND THE MOON
The sun rose today, 6:as .. m. ana
The sun rises Friday, $40 .. m. and
sets. 4;4s ., m,
The moon sets today, 1:sa D. m.
The moon rises Friday, 1901 q, m.
and sets. 1859 p. m,
COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES
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100 Boys Linen
Initial Handkerchiefs

FINE WHITE LINEN HAND.
KERCIEFS with tape Dor.
ders and four-Ineh hens.
Only B, d, +, N and Pin
white and colors. Were 10Ts
Csc. Friday only. ~
STREET FLOOR