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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. MONDAY, MARCH 13. 1916.
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LTirice Harry Explains
Nicaragua Canal Pact
Right to Build New Link Between Atlantic and Paci
fic May Not Be Exercised for Many Years, He
Explains to His Inquisitive Nephews.
"W
rtlAT'B the matter with ths
Panama Canal? Is tho
United States going to
sell itr
Uncle Harry stared at Jimmy as he
naked thcao questions. But after
moment's pauso ho said: "Why noth
ing's the matter with the Panama
Canal, Jimmy. What put that notion
in your head? There, has been nomo
rnoro or less serious troublo caused by
tho land along the sides sliding Into
the canal, as I explained to you one
evening somo weeks'ago, but that was
expected hy General Uocthala and tho
other engineers who had charge of tho
work of digging tho Big Ditch. These
experts say that In a short time that
troublo will bo over and then the canal
will bo open for ships for all time."
"Then why la the United States buy
ing land In Nicaragua and planning to
dig another canal?' continued Jimmy.
"What, a canal In Nicaragua?" said
Jor. "Is that right, Uncle Harry?"
"Suppose I answer you this way, said
Undo Harry. 4iTho United States Is
arranging to buy tho right to build a
canal across Nicaragua one of the
Central American Republics, but there
Is not much likelihood of a second Pa
cific canal being built for man, many
3PBFI If over"
"Do you mean that tho United atatca
Is going to spend a lot or money Duying
land In Nicaragua when our Government
rloea not expect to dig a canal?" asked
Jimmy,
"I don't wonder you are puzzled by
this matter." said Undo Harry. "But
1 think I can explain It to you. This
Is what has happened. President Wil
son, acting through tho State Depart
ment, which handles such matters, has
nrranged a treaty and a treaty, you un
derstand, Is Just another name for agree-
ment between two nations hotwecn tho
United States and Nicaragua, providing
that the United States pay W.OOO.OiW to
the Nicaragua government, and tn re
turn the Nlcamgua government gics
the United States the right to build
a canal across Nicaragua nt any time
In the future that the United States de
cides that for any reason It needs the
canal.
"By tho treaty tho Nlcaraguan gov
ernment also agrees to lease which Is
the samo as 'rent' for nlncty-nlno
years and for another nlnety-nlno years
nt the etui of tho first nlncty-nlno years
If the United States wants them. Great
Corn Island and Llttlo Corn Island, Just
THE RED
Hi(ilsilBir?flSwiB
By ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNB.
Author of "The Fighter." "Caleb Conover," "Syria Krom the Saddle." Etc
Nov ellzcd from the Pathe Photo Play of the Same Name by Will M. Rltchey.
(Copjrlcht. 1915. by Albert Pon Terhunr.)
(Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.)
June Trav Is. member of a race of crook
and cured with the heredltarj red circle
birthmark. Is caught, after nianv adven
tures, and charged with ntiineiuua crimes.
Due to her splcinlld environment and her
Juet nature, faeeo Crimea have all been
committed In the Interests of oppressed
people. Max Lamar, crime speclillst. In
hunting her down, has fallen In love v.Itn
her. Each one knnvva the lose of tho
other, and MaVa whole endea.or Is noiv
to save her from the law. Smiling bam
1'acan. a pal of June'a notorious father,
knows her secret and eommunlcats It to
the police, who surprise her at her home.
Awaiting trial. June dreams tkat alio Is
approached by tho spirit ot her dead
father.
FINAL INSTALLMENT.
Judgment Day.
OF co
sloi
F course, It was a dream a vl-
lon bred of terror, of suspense,
long-continued nerve strain.
At least so June nlwaja tried.
in later days, to mako herself believe.
But she had not been nwaro of fall
ing asleep. Slio wns sitting there In
the squalid little living room ot the
flat; brooding miserably over the fu
ture; ind, seemingly, wide awake.
Vet, unconsciously, as she sat there,
she may havo dozed.
r'or, as clearly us over In her life she
had beheld anything, shu saw "Circle
Jim" Borden como Into tho room.
Yes, "Clrclo Jim" Borden, whose
mortal body had been lying In the pot
ters' Held tills many a day.
Juno did not cry out She did not
stir. Once she sought to speak, to ques
tion the apparition. But her tongue and
her llpa wero paralyzed.
And now tho stern and firm-set lips
r tho apparition moved. Moro with
her heart than with her cars, Juno
licurd tho words that tho specter-Ilpa
lormcd.
June," breathed tho wraith's voice,
' 1 am your father your father, who
died. There Is no death, mivo to the
body. And I have como back to you.
1 havo como back, because I cannot
lest. You alono can glv me rest, my
daughter,"
He paused. And still that strange
paialysla held Juno spellbound.
"I sought to wlpo out forever tho
Tied Clrclo curse. 1 sought it by end
ing tho lives of IIiomo who boro that
curse. But I failed. You escaped me."
There was something so sinister In
tho words that Jano felt a thrill of tor
ior tingle (it her lieart. Tho voice was
tinged vUtli a tender longing as uguln
the wraith spoke:
June my llttlo girl, whom I never
Knew, In life you must help me. You.
and you alone, can aid mo now. i
cannot rest until tho clrclo is forever
gone. Whllo tho curso endures, my
torture must cnduic. I long for rest
for eternal sleep. But thcro can be
no rest for tlfo dead while their evil
deeds llo on. My sins llvo on In you,
poor daughter of mine. And you alone
can crush tho awful power of tho Bed
circle and give mo rest. You fnto la
in your own hunds. Not only your
fate, but mine. You lmvo tho power,
ir you will but exert It, to " '
Ho checked himself and turned his
flerco guzo In angry Impatience to
woid tho door. Tho door opened and
Mnry looked In.
llcturnlng from her purchase of sup
plies, tho old ninso hud met Max La
in a r, who had learned of Juno's where
abouts and h:id haatcucd to her. Leav
ing l.amar In the adjacent dining room.
Maty had coma to tell June of his
llt.
ow, entering the room, she saw the
off the eastern coast of Nicaragua, In
the Caribbean Sea, and somo land, to be
selected later, on the Qulf of Fonseca,
which Is on tho Pacific side of Nicara
gua."
"WRy does me united states want
these Islands and this land on the
Pacific sldo?" asked Joe.
"It Is planned to use the Islands on the
Atlantic side and tho land along tho
Qulf of Fonicta, on tho Pacific side, as
naval stations, which; of course, mean
greater nrotectlon for -the Panama
canal," explained Uncle Harry.
Dopant Congress havu anything to
do with such matters?' asked Jimmy.
i-ari oi i oiigress uues, sam uncie
Hnrr'. "Under the laws of tho country,
after tho President and Secretary nt
State and the representatives of a for
eign country nave agreed to .tlie terms
of a treaty. It must he approved by the
Senate of this country and tho govern
ment oi me loreign country."
"The Senate at Washington has al.
ready approved the Nicaragua treaty,
nann i it; asKea Joe.
"Yes and I'm glad to see that you
are keeping such a close watch on tho
news," said Uncle Harry. "If the Nlc
nrnguan government also approves of
the treaty It will become a law between
tho two countries. The Nlcaraguan
representative tit Washington says he
thinks his country will approve the
treaty just an our Senate has ap-
yruveu ii,
"If a Nlcaraguan canal Is ever built
It won't bo necessary to dig a big ditch
all the wav across the country, will It?
That big lake can be used for part of
the way, can't It?" said Jimmy, who
had opened his geography and was look
ing nv tho map' of Central America.
"That's right." added Uncle Harry.
"That's Lake Nicaragua. There Is a
small strip of land, about twelve miles
wide, between the northwestern end of
lgp?5l CAIMBOtAN
mogsi .Aft v i
"'"JeM s -
p a c r c ggg'gg.:;
O C E A M o"
Lake Nicaragua and the Pacific Ocean,
and this land would have to be dug out
If a ranal were built. On the eastern
side, tho lake Is connected with the At
lantic ocean by the Sim Juan river,
which is very narrow and very shallow
tn places, and would also havo to be
dug out and mado wider and deeper."
"In there much chance of tho Nlc
araguan Canal being built?" asked Joe.
"Not for many, many yenrs. so far
'as any one can see today," said Undo
Harry. "Tho right to build tho cnnnl
Is principally a protection agalns any
thing that may happen to tne Panama
Canal In the years to come."
(Copyright, 1916, by The M-C Syndicate.)
CIRCLE
girl leaning back In her chair with
closed eyes. This she saw. and noth
ing else.. She had no hint of the
wraith's presence.
Tho old -woman tiptoed back to the
dining room, shutting the door softly be
hind her.
"Tho poor dear Is asleep," she re
ported to Lamar, In a whisper; "I won't
disturb her. She needs It."
As soon as Mary left the room, Bor
den drew closo to the moveless June
on co more. v
"It is In your power to save us both,
daughter,'" he said, eagerly. "You
can save us. You alone. You can give
me the rest I crae.
"I was brought up to crime to reck
lessness to tho companionship of out
casts," went on Borden. "There weio
but two clean Influences In all my lire
my mother and the wlfo I adored.
Mv mother died before I could under
stand how much It would have meant
to her It I had learned to live the Ufa
she wished me to. My wife could havo
saved mo, through love. But she died.
Mio died when you wero born. And
after that nothing mattered to me. I
went on and on. to the end."
A spasm of pain marred his rugged
lace.
"With you It was different. From
babyhood, you wore surrounded by
every Influence for good. Bvery pow
er of environment warred valiantly
against the hereditary curse. And thut
saved you from committing sordid
crimes, when at last the curse over
took you. You sinned. But always
you sinned that others might be happy.
Never once did you commit crime for
your own prollt always to help oth
ers. This much the good Influences
accomplished for you. They could not
wholly ward off tho curse, but they
made your sins a blessing to many un
fortunates. And those Bamo good in
fluences will save you now If you will
help them."
"You can conquer the curse by will
power." urged Borden. "You can de
stroy tho evil that is in you. You can
save yourself and inc. You can do
this. It will bo a fearful conflict, but
If you exert all your will power, you
can win. Will you do thU, June? An
swer me!"
Juno longed to cry out 'o him that
she would make the tight; th-xt she
would strive with all lie- mls'it to
stamp out the curse of the Bed Circle.
But she could not spcuk.
Tho glowing eyes, peering down at
her In such frantic appoal, took on a
look of baffled rage.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
ELEVEN ORPHANS
ADOPTED BY MINER
With Seven Children of His Own,
Man Now Has Eighteen.
WILKKS-BAnnn. ra.. March 13.
John Itebow and wife, living In an ordi
nary mine worker's homo nt du Pont,
have opened tho doors of their dwelling
for eleven llttlo orphans, and now havo
a family of eighteen children, 6nly seven
of which are tholr offspring.
A fcv weeks aco Jtcbow and his wife
decided to adopt tho four orphans of
Peter Waskll after their father had
been killed In tho mines, following the
death of his wlfo a feu weeks heroic,
Then came another tragedy In du Pont,
Mrs, John Bomaslch, mother of seven
living children, died from pneumonia.
Orlef-Htrlckon at tho loss of his wife,
Itomasich ended his life.
Tho seven little children, left on the
meicy of the world and wli'i no near
kin, touched Itebow and his wife and
they decided to adopt them alto.
Lecture Wednesday
Instead of Tonight
Tho Washington Society of tho 1'ino
Arts announces that the lecture by
Thornton Oakley on "Amorlcan Illus
trators" Is to be given on Wednesday
evening, in tno new National Museum,
anil not tonight, as previously stated.
INSURANCE STATEMENTS
STATEMENT OP TUB CONDITION
OK THE
FIRST NATIONAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
O' 'ne Dlatrlct of Columbia on jhe 31st day
. jriuiuutr, !, as required under in
K,"'.rit of Columbia code, amend! June
30. 1W3, and August It. Mil.
wap a stock S90I.C9JO0
Capital atock paid up, In cash 801, ttJ 00
. . , ABBOTS.
Su '." .mc? 'M00
Cash In bank ,.. . M.lVltl
Real estate H.aa 41
neat estate mortgages (first llent.... 103.400 00
Stocks and bonda (market alue)..,. M,(WI00
Pills rei.elable ....,.t II.1SS19
Premiums uncollected and In Minds
.of agents , ,,,, n:.M54
Interest due and acccrued RtUli
All other assets , 15.1WM
MAMUTIES,
N'et unpaid claims..,. .i ITI.tUSJ
rteserve as required by law i.'n.jiSM
Salaries, rents, expenses, taxes, etc, 10.C.25W
Capital stock HOLS'; On
All other liabilities,..., ?5.7M IS
Amount of risk assumed and char
acter of business transacted dur
ing the year 1U ?U,:OC,902 00
Losses sustained during the ear
MIS U9.4M&3
Money received during the year
1515 82I.M10:
Expended during Ihe year 1016 Tr).:i017
rtonwnT J. WYNNE, President.
JOHN R. SMITH. Secretary.
Hubscrlbed and sworn to IwfJrc me this
9th day of March. 1318.
HAnnr c. itonrt.
(Resl Notary Public
STATEMENT OP TUB CONDITION
OP TIIH
AMERICAN INDEMNITY
COMPANY,
Of OaUeston. Tex., on the 31st day of De
i ember, I9IJ. as required under the District
of Columbia .Code, amended luno 30. IXC,
and August li, Mil,
Capital atock $M0,tio0fl0
Capital stock paid up. In cash MW.IMOD
AHHnTS.
Cash In office SI.SMM
Cash In bank, of which I100.&O.M Is
on interest i.v.,iv.n oi
Heal estate moctsasen (first llrnl... :(f.lf..1 4i
Hlock and bond (market value).., 23,3M l:
Hills recelable M.019 60
Premiums uncollected and In hands.
of agents 'M.dUlM
Interest due and accrued 13.5M M
I.tAMMTIfiS.
N'et unpaid claims tM.'-l 11
Ttesene aa required by law t:.M3 1
Salaries, rents, expenses, taxes, etc. .'.r.WIV
Commissions, brokerace. etc 11.237 CD
Capital atock Win.ClOOn
lleserxe ror taxes .. .. .vra w
Voluntary resene . .'.O.S1 M
(.oaves sustained durlnr the year 1l." Itt.nooil
Money received during th vesr IMS 47.1, 47.'. n
Expended during the ymr MIS 3.V,U3t 89
SKAI.V HUTCIIINOS, rresldnt. '
OKO. FRAI.Y, Hecretary.
Hubscrlbed and orn to beforn me tl.ls
TA day of February. MIS.
(Senll NK1.1.IK II CUP.TIN,
Notary Public In nnd fnr fiaheston rountv,
Tex. My Commission expires June 1, 1317
GF.O. i. BETTIS. Mgr.
302 Real Estate BIdg.
Phone Main 8701.
EDUCATIONAL
Singing, Elocution
'.. ,-MIM I'UKCII HArtNKS.
t4 III, ,t. N. R, Ption- Mne. 171.
a jk i.f.J PrUays. rtll lltb sL V. W.
.WJVINU, PACKING, STORAGE
"SArETY PIIOT."
ABrOI.UTT.:,!- FIHEPrtOOP STOHAaB.
I'NITED HTATEO STORAGE CO.
Bmh" t'OOand up. Moving, racking.
1-bnns Mala 433. 4M.430 lth st. N. W.
i,itr ,t
DUO Itorsge Ilooms.
1.00 per mo. up.
HOV1NO, fACKING by
nxperis. Low ILatea.
UNION STOItAOE CO.,
4141 3d at. Main 4S74.
qoflHUS-;
zs
MDVINH I'ADDEO VANB
IVIVVIINO FUIINIUHED.
I'hon M. 3O10-W1U
KREIG'S EXPRESS,
1131 II Straat N. W.
STORAGE. PACKINO. AND BHIPPINO.
Free mortar for ator
Ke, N. 33413 or N. 3.044,
BHITH'fl TnANSPKIl
STOnAflC COm B13
5. Nluht Ph. N. MI.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
NO Separate Locked Itooms. ;,04 Month Tip.
Merchants' Transfer and Sterage Co.
Main 0900. 9J0-922 E St. N. W.
CLEAN, dry storage (or turnltura and piano.
Estimates rhserfuily gtvsn. WESCULEIt'll
W0 Pa. Ave. K. W. 1'cans alaln 1I.
LOST AND FOUND
IU3WARD for Information leullnv to th r-
u'"' v k"1' c,, uunn, one iuii Kron:
Ilia nlhH 1A s-niinfc .l a 1 a. a 1 . . .
Mi vmiit w Milium uiu, uoui oisck ana wiiiie
- siuiit- ,1, twntj.
I-OST OH MTHAYED-Sundiy afternoon.
March 6. from 13.& Park ta tn r,H ukh.
collie doi; answers to name of "Nick " Lib
eral renard.tr returned .to above address.
i
OOI.D CHAIN Heavy, with pendant and
coral, around Mctnlty of Capitol. Itenard.
137 N. Carolina. i
WATCH Gentleman'!, gold Elgin, H-slze.
Hunting case: No. of works, 407110. Any
one having this watoh please notify Tollce
Headquarter! or J. CLINTON TIUBBr, at
ence. 1
WANTEDAGENTS
AOENLS WANTKU-Eelllnif sanitary milk
bottle lor;,s; 100 . comitlaslon. tiend Wo for
sample, or io atainp fer particular!. WET
ZEL, HANITARY I.Oi K CO. hamokln. I'a.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANu:i-' arable dratlBiiian for Nw York
illy of '.oi . on eJlalilUhH patent flnn,
state ex.irline nnd salary oipectod. HOX
147. Tim. s otllie.
BOV Extxrlenced to
shop ii33 q N. W.
work In
blacksmith
1
ERRAND BOY
WITH BICYCLE.
Must be neat, quick and willing to
work, pood chatcn for adanoa,uent.
Apply Kt Munney Uuliaing.'
MAN Colored, for delivery wanan; must
know tho illy; bring references. 017 Ia.
avc. N. W.
NIOHT WATCIIMAN-Mlddle-aged colored
rran preferred. Address, with references,
age, and experience, BOX lib, Tlmea office,
!
I'rtEriSElt Experienced. Apply at 311 14th
at N. K
WAITCflH Colored, mess hall. l.'J, 3b per
mo., room and board; nlwx looks, m er
ivuk win, uwaiti, niFi, I IHIKX, 9 KT
la. DICIC'H 11UTEI, ACJKNl Y, lVtli
I'm. ne. N, W. .
mo, vol
at and
WAITEH llxpirleiHtil. white, refcrciuc. Al
pl) yin 14lh l. N. V
ICIUNO MAN to help rn men'! coats, steady
nura.. tvi sia si. p.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
PINlBMKIta on trousers. Klrat-cUss. Apply
all week. l'AYNIi U3 V it, N. V., lop
floor.
QIIII Experienced In linen room. Apulv at
once, tho UAI.KIUII IIOTEf,.
WAlTaEBBKB-At once; only exterlenced
need apply. WHITE- PALACE, 1113 Pcnn.
ave.
WOMAN Hetled, for-general housework. Ap
. Ply lftS H at. N. E.
WOMAN White, for general housetorkl Lvod
. homei slay nights. 3314 13th at. N. W. 1
SITUATIONS WANTED
v Ferrialc.
PIANO Ptll'IlJI-Usson! given at pupll'a
.,Jl?Jn?Lbt,,,nn"'" PeclaTty; reasonable.
VOX, 143, Tlmea ofnee.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Farniihed
H HT. N. W.. 434-Two large connecting
rooms, with lavatory! 3d floor; I. n. k. and
tr w. h, reasonable.
Wh HT. N. W., 1310-Orte nicely fuTiihThed
front room, well heated and lighted; conven
ient to four car lines: strictly prlvato famllyi
no other roomers. Apply to owner. 1310 8th
it, N. W.. rent reaaonatle. '
12lh HT. N. W.. 14-To .oinmtint;atng
front rooms furnished complete. I. h.; 14
J5i other rooms, li.to. i week; transients
"T "mT;
,,,h J11' N w 3414-Large. elegantly fur-
nlahed room for two gentlemen: good board
next doorj piano and free telephone! on
mm- irom two car lines: rent reasonable.
llh ST. N. - f03 Nicely furnished front
rooms; corner house: clean, well ventilated;
excellent downtown location; reasonable.
lOtb ST. N. W.. 731-Board, 115 month, also
table hoarq. 13 a week.
k ST. N. W., 803 (near I.lbrary)-Lrge,
uiiaiu. nint rooms, ii.fco and up. i
th 8T. N W.. 410-Warm rooms. tth each
floor; central location; ll.M week upwkrds.
I
II BT. N. XV,, 311 Second floor front loom;
back room also; central: reasonable.
Unfurnished.
8th tn. N. W IMO-Three roomi. gas. water
In kitchen. 113.60; adults.
FurnUhedor UnfurnUhed.
Cth ST. 8. E 337 Two conununlcattng rooms.
flrat floor: sink, hot and cold .vater In one;
unfurnished, or furnished complete for bouae-
--...M. niti-wKifr neai. i,.
th BT. N. W.. 523-rumlshed and unfur
nished. 4 rooms, first floor; single or en
eulto; all conveniences: I. h. k. !
ROOMS AND BOARD
lith ST. N. W.. 3C-rurnlshed roome. all
front; electricity; spacious closets; French
rooking; excellent service; also labia board;
"i1"' '"' "w iiinMEement, I'none M, rt57.
I'AHIC 1'J.ACE, Slot Front room, overlooking
park; Tnodera comenlencea: good board:
gentlemen pfd.: phone Col. 3311; reasonable.
K BT. N. XV.. 1100- ,Room and board; gentle,
men preferred; antral location; reference
exchanged.
TABLE BOARD
THE flHKrllErtD, 10th and E STB. N W.
Excelletit nieala. breakfaet. c, lunch. Xc;
dinner. 35c; 13.K0 per week.
uJSTl N- w" KMr rneali. t3.?0;"l meale.
13.00.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
WOrtKINOMEN-It Is not merely the cash
you spend, but we expect you to send a
friend, and so our baslness grows from day
to day; but such value aa we gUe In new
rente at 13 and 13 showa a clear saving of
Mwa0"' pric'- ju8t,vb
Painti.
WUSTALO A. U O. PAINTS.
Sold by CHAS. B. CHURCH;
111 3th St. fl. W. Phone M. JK1.
Papertianglnr.
WK DO PAINTINO, paperhanglng. plaattr
inS, nnu aaisomining; rooms papered, 11;
painted, 13.71. P. rjOLJOnLATT. 1121 Pa.
ave, N. XV . rhono M. tlll.W. i
Mattrcgies and Box Sptlnsa.
SPECIAL-Hall1 and felt mattrMsea mad
ap mnA rnniBlad alt . ...
EAGLE BEDDING CO.. 1109 Tth' st. N. W.'
in n !
Upholstering.
$2 OO a tA.tC9 ,n Ptry. Hava your
epr.vu furniture reupholstered where you
f.'A, t,5uA'i!i',i Job- HALTIMOIIE UP
HQ13TEniNO CO.. (31 It st. N. E.
Carpet Cleaning.
CARPETS THOItO AND CAREFULLY
cleaned: rugs woen from old carpets, mat-
iJ,?.,.'.J,-n0T'l,d- Katlmatea furn. ALBERT
kahij:rt & CO . UZ B 8t. 8 W. M. 3031
Masquerade Costume.
Masquerade Costumers.
n. q M. WURTON A BON. HI E N. W.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
C. T. HUNTER'H'aanltary dut,klllinE floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright and
gtrcs them a polished finish. Good lor lour
furniture. Try It. Only Wo a gallon. le
llvered 113 Pa. ate. N. W. Phone 'll. C4&.
FOR BALE Pool table; fine order with balls
vfvuii or aiscounts ror cash.
Han MnnMV 11. iv
Hopwood's, 8th and K.
IRON BEDS. S1.00 up. with spring and mat
tress, 13; remnants oilcloth, 30o yd.; Felt
oleum. 30G Vnrd! mm ranma t KA .k.
bargains In all kinds furniture. 171 7th N.W.
FOR HALE Furniture, new and slightly
used. Easy terms If desired or Jlscounta
for cash.
Save Money. Buy at
Hopwood's, 8th and K.
TEARING DOWN COLUMBIA HOSPITAL),
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING
MATERIAL. FOR SALE.
Brick, joists, sheathing, flooring, sash,
mantles, doors, frames, bath tuba. Iron fence,
motor, lumber, furniture and brick.
SIDNEY U HECKINGER CO..
Expert Route Wreckers,
lith and r. t N. V.
Apply at Hosplui. Sth at. ar.J Pa. ave. N.W.
FOR HALE Gaa range, side oven, Uteat
model; alto very line sideboard. Easy
terms If desired or discounts for rash,
fill, Unnav. nnv f,,
Hopwood's, 8th and K.
CONTINUOUS post bed. Iron spring and
maltresii, complete outfit M K. (New
goods only.) JO HNSON'B. K43 H at. N. E.
FOR SALE-CO stoles cheap. Easy terms It
desired or discounts for cash.
Save Money. Buy at
Hopwood's, 8th anl K.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
HIGHEST CASH price paid for worn cloth
lng; either ladles' or men's: aend postal;
will call. II. TARSHES, 1301 7th it. N. XV,
Phone North 4V. 1
Highest Prices
Paid for
OLD GOLD.
Artificial Teeth,
Rllver. Platinum. Dla-
M.SUTIN, rcnrdb.H.nc?iP,J:on.,lry '
M!.'" See Me First.
WANTED Furnltur, ptno, rmrpU, etc
"WESCHLElt'B." 130 Pa. ave. N. W. 1
WANTED Furniture for cash. Sell your
goods to the man who gives the most
money See HOPWOOD. 8tb and K. 1
AUTOMOBILES '
FOR BAIJS-19U Overland roadster; llrst
class condition, J. II, D 131 17th it. nu.
For Hire.
MAIN 7151 Day or Night.
One mile. ICc: each additional mile. 35e.
Automobile Repairing.
CENTRAL CARRIAGE, WAGON,
AND AUTO WORKS
a 1. LOVD. Manager. .
Truck and Automobile Bodlea to Order.
REAR OF 443 TO 431 EYE STREET N. Xt,
MAIN 1143.
Painting and l4ttrlng a Specialty.
AU. WORK QUARANT1ESD. I
FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.
THE F. H. SMITH
COMPANY
815 Fifteenth Street
TELEPilONE MAIN 1414. ,
110 I si. nw., tr., b downtown .113.50
2037 1st St. nw 7r b 33.C0
31 I st. tie., lit., b.. furnace heat 30.83
703 gulncy St., lr b li. w. h 30.W
ROJ l'a. ave., I r., b nowly decorated.. 30.W
IKS 2d nw 6r b furnace, fine order,. 30.(0
703 gulncy nw., 11 r,, b., goouVdrder 37.K0
1334 lat it., Ir b furnace 27.(0
33(3 Q it. tin-,, (r b.. furnace 27.00
731 3d at, ne., 7r. and b 23.(0
ta 23d at, nw., tr b ."..00
7(5 Gresham it.. (r b furnace 21(0
212 Kentucky ave. ne r b 30.(0
Clinton it., AVoodrldge, 8r lare lot... 20.00
2112 N st. nw., tr.. water, Urge yard... !r,M
(2 Orleans ne flat, 4r b 14.(0
Keys Sent on Request.
Send for List of Desirable Apts.
Unfurnished Houses
111 10th. W.b....t.ti0l23( Park l. nw..
1404 Belmont, (r.b Ci.Oo
1733 N, If. nv.6r.bt5 00
2107 o nw., or.b... 40.00
1112 Soring r.I.. Ir.
r. b 30.(0
'K Nowton nw
(r. li 17.(0
343 14th se 4rb. 11.(0
b 30.101
Apartments Heat Furnished
THE KNICKEnnOCKER, 1110 lllntwood pi.
N. W. 4r. and b.. 4lh floor front llt.00
1122 KENTON ST. N. W.-4r. and bath.. .(0
For Colored Tenants
24 Patterion ne.. .1341 4th at., (r. b..t2S.R0
ir. 115.00111011th it., lir. b. 23.(0
1133 Oalet rt. ne.,
Cr. ....i lO.tO1
WM. H. SAUNTERS & CO.,
Southern Bldg., 807 15th St. N. W.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Phonea Main 1016 and 1017
RENTING A SPECIALTY
Mr. Prospective Renter: Look over ny big
For Rent List before you decide on vour next
house. It It Is not on my list give me a de
scription of the property ami what section
you want It In. I will get It for you.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
Line. 346.
303 Pa. Ave. S. K.
toil Portlier place. I room and bath no.il
143 U at. nw., I rooms and batn 41.11
Furnished.
TO RENT, for the summer.
large, comfortable, well fur
nished home and garage, out
16th street. Only twenty min
utes from Treasury, but line ele
vation, trees and extensive
lawns, cool and secluded as if
miles in the country. Efficient
servants, also cow and chickens,
if desired. Phone Col 1733.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
1725 S St. N. W.
Itrand new house, containing 12 roome and
2 baths; all modern Improvements; complete
ly furnished throughout; located In Vi'h
Ingten'a moat aecluded neighborhoods, llent
only 1160. Apply to owner. D. 71. ROLANO
DRUJtT. 301 Southern bldg. Kth and II N.W.
APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurnished.
ONLT AJ17 t A Worth la. (30 R. I. at.
eJJ L I etllf lie., ir. and. h.( a. tn. I.
Ground for Veg'ble Garden Free.
DANIEL-BUTT CO.. 715 14th H. U. U7I.
11th HT. N. WW 717-Vour rooms and bath
or 2 rooms and bath, hot-water heat
SIXTH ST. N. E.. 1040 ir you wnt the
nicest, cleanest, and brightest f-rxm ami
bath apt. tn the city for 115.00 per mo. get
buay today. Keys at 73 (th st. N. B.
Wanted. . ,- t
WANTED- Y
VACANT PROPERTIES AND
APARTMENTS TO RENT.
We cannot supply the demand for good prop
erty. Iel ua list youra now.
NO CHARGE.
PAUL V. MITCHELL, ft COMPANY.
1113 O at. N XV. 1
FOR SALEHOUSES
SEVERAL PROPERTIES FOR HALE it bar
gain prices, which will net pur 'huslrs large
and rafe returns nn amounts Invested
THOS. E. JARRELL,
Suite S33-40 Woodward llldg. Main 7.
OWNER leaving city will aell 11. HO equity In
brand-new l-room brick bouse built by Ken
nedy Uros. ; all modern conveniences; balance
due on house, 13.330. to be paid 113.03 month
ly, which Includes Interest and Urge pay
ment oft on principal; located at 111 Quebeo
place- N. XV., one block east of Ua. ave. Can
be Inspected at any time. No reasonable offer
refused. Col. 4543,
FOR SALE BY OWNER
FIRST TIME OFFERED
Six rooms, attic, and bath; hot-water heat;
extra large aleeplng porch; choice location In
llloomlngdale. Urlce, 14,S0. Easy terms.
Address HOX 138. Tlmea ofllce.
PREPAREDNESS.
A man on even moderate salary can RUT
A HOME with money he la now paying put
InTsnt.
INSURE YOURSELF AUAINST
Hardship-It's simply the extrcle of good
judgment and foresight.
See thla beautiful six-room, colonial design.
Convenient to 3 cxr lines, alt government de-
panmnti, public school, ihUrcltes and stores.
PRICE ONLY 13.150.
Email cash payment, balance. Ilka rent.
House, No. 1429 C St. N. E., Open
Take 13th and D st. cars to 13th and C eta,
ne. Walk 2 squares east, or E. Capitol at.
cars ip inn St.. am a squares forth.
LOOK THESE OVER!
BEFORE BUYINO.
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL
One and One-half Sqirei Front
LINCOLN PARK.
On ltVt at. N. K.. bet. North Carolina ave,
and C at. One of the most beautiful loca
tions In tne city. I rooms, tile bath. Urge
lot, porch. All rtodera Improvements.
Only 1100 cash and balanoe llks rant.
$21.50
er coratb. Including interest and prtaoltaL
PRICE, $2,250.
Open dally and Sunday until Inn,
Wanted.
WE 1)0 NOT IHJ1LW HOUSES, but art them
ui jrnur iiroprruea tor sale with us nnd
wo will sell them for jou,
THOS. E. JARRELL,
Suite 838-40 Woodward Hldg. .Main 768.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
DESIRA11LE location for country store, con
taining & acres. Fronts on Ilaltlmore and
Washington boulovntd, Ihe Washington nnd
Ijiurcl electric road, and the 11. .v. O. Ha.
Hon la practically on tho premise. AJdteaa
1079 IMlinore el N. V. i
MODERN DIINOALOWS.
5 and t rooms, tiled bath, furnace and hot
water heat.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
OAH.
ClOOD LOTB.
rnicns, i3.sso and 33,3:0.
Small Cash Payment.
lUlauco Conveniently.
RIVERDALE PARK CO.,
P.1VERDALE. MD. 1
HOW TO RB YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on 1100 cash and lis month, at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars dro
poatal. Wlephone. or call on WM, 1L
RITCHIE. 418-418 Colo, bldg. Tel. M. 1043.
For Rent.
FOR RENT Two acres near cliy. 0-ioom
house, water at ilnor; nil out -hull linns. In.
nulre 33 Eve st. N. K
Wanted.
WANTED TO RENT, house Willi tno or
more anrs land, near electric line U1I.E
HART, a lOlu It! N. K. !
ii i nn ., i rooms ana pain. 17.11
Heat and not water Included to the above.
Stare, 2103 14th at. nw.,'wlth living quar. 13.M
Apply A. D. Wlllli. th Portner. lith i, U a.
y-.i.i
KLEIN-On Saturday, March It, ltlt. at
P. tn.. MRS liAniJARA KLEIN, at the
age of Mvcnlir-ona years. In her home In
Uarcroft, Va.
Funeral aervlcei will bo held on Tuesday,
March ll. ills, at 3 p. m at her residence.
Into ment at Ivy Hill. !
LEACH-SuddenJy. on Friday. March 10, lll.
In New York city, PERCY FENWICK, only
son of the lata Hamilton B. and Florenca
II Leach.
Bervlces at Ie's Chapel, J Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, at 11 o'clock, Tuesday,
March 14, int. '
MUHLKNIIERG-On Sunday, Mirch 13. IMt.
.5,...'"i,,,'ienSli.!P Newton ktreet north
ni.'i'i,0"? CAMERON MUHLENEERO.
I rlgadlcr Qeneral, United States Army, re
tired. Notice of funeral hereafter. !
' IM MEM0RIAM
niBON In lad but loving rememhriiica of a
?,'!,J,llu,,:!and "' 'ather. THOMAS A.
RISON. who departed thle life three jears
ago today. March 13. 113.
Oone In the best of his days
With a heart full of hope and ralth,
Oone from the ones he loved
To his resting place above.
Hy his loving WIFE and DAUGHTER.
(Notice! for this column are accepted at It
tenia flat, either proee or poetry. In ease no
tlcs does not exceed ten llnee. And 10 cents
for each line In excess of ten.)
UNDERTAKERS
Embalmers.
Funeral Directors.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
' UNDERTAKER A LIVERY.
333 Pa Ave. N. W.
Telephone M. 1338. WASHINGTON'. D. C.
FLORAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
of every description-moderate prices.
GUDB.
1314 F fit. N. W.
VITAL RECORDS.
Births.
'..'m?, " n,, "orence Msreden, girl.
William and Taullne loveless, boy.
Owen F. and Violet Gray, girl.
Charles . and Mare , ea ,r
Arthur and Annie It. Cohen, girl.
John I. and Stephena Cassedy. girl.
James snd Daisy Tate. Iy.
Georga and Mamie Thompson, boy.
Herbert and llatlle Penn. girl.
Oakley and Mamie Medrey, girl.
Thomas and Ida Mickey, girl,
William and Hattle Johnson, girl
John and Elltabeth Harihaw, girl.
Deaths.
Annie Utile Williams. 71 yri. 1511 Ingleslda
terrace nw,
John Carroll, a yre. 631 C at. aw.
John Cosby, 10 yre. In automobile to George
town I loop.
Charles D. Jones. 15 yrs. 0 Florence at. ne.
Janey Soott. 4 rs, 73 V at. nw.
Nathan Neuman. W rs. 1133 7th st. nw,
Catherine O'Hrlen, rs yrs. 341 8th st. ne.
William Diver. 3 rs. Providence Hosp.
Mary E Horrlgan, M yrs. 731 Sth st. ne.
Islah Morris, (0 jrs. George Washington
Hosp,
I'rrdrrlrk Klnckgraf. 71 jrs, V. H. Holdlers'
Home Hoep. '
Marie F. Chlcchla. 3 yrs. HIS 1th at. nw.
Marshall Morrla. 3 yra. 31 : nth si. nw.
William T. Oullford. 17 rs, 11 10th it. se.
Rlcliard II. Nixon, 74 yrs, 1331 Fairmont at.
nw,
John HtanBel. M rs. Tuberculosis Hosp.
Thomas F. X Kelly, 3 months. 3373 Prospect
ave. nw.
Msry E. Wrenn, C hours. 1115 33d st. nw.
Amanda Jennifer. K ra. 1313 S. C. ave. s.
PERSONALS
MISS WELLS Manicuring and Ecalp
miOO WCbbO Treatment Hours J to
4 931 O st. N. W.. Atmrt. 3. third floor.
AMY FI 7 1 MANICURING. SCALP
fAlll I CLLylO TREATMENT.
711 11th st. X XV. Phone M. Till.
MISS JAMERON. manicurist and chiropody;
hours, 10 a. in. to p. m. till New York
ave. N. W.. second floor.
MICQ RARFR MANICURING.
xniao DftDcn- bhampooino. scalp
Treatment. 401 O at., opp. U. ti. Pension Oft.
MARILDA WILLIAMS. Manicuring. Sham,
poolng, scalp treatment; 10 to 7. Apart. 3L
The Caroline. 704 11th st. N. XV. M. b4.
MRS. ORAL. FIELD 88gt
Treatment; face and scalp. Here tor a short
time only. tIS II st N. W . ted floor.
M A H 8 A O E Mnchano-therapy, Osteopathy.
Scientific. Swedish treatments at residences
by apolntment. Dally from 10 a. in, to t
p. tn Sunday until 3 p. m. til Kenols bldg.
MICC C AIN Manicuring and Scalp Treat-
Apart. 1 Phone Main 74S.
DRESSMAKING.
R. U LAWSON. 1133 Columbia at.
DR. REED
SPECIALIST
804 Seventeenth Street
Over 30 Years' successful practice in th
UVCTOU icaib Cure of cbtonle Nervous
and special Diseases ot Men snd Women.
Means Health to You It You Suffer
Irom Catarrh. Obesity. Rheumatism, Consti
pation, Piles. Throat. Lungs, Drain. Heart,
ltlood and Skin Diseases, Nervous Dtblllly.
Kidney Diseases, madder Troubles, Specina
IJlood Poisoning. Eruptions. Ulcers and All
Private Diseases Cured for Ufa by Safe
Methods.
COt, Iiacterta vacclnea and all the new se
rums and antl-toxlns administer!.
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished
CONSULTATION FREE
Private Waiting Room For Ladies.
Office Hours. 10 to 1. 3 to 4. Sunday, to tu 13.
HORSES AND VEHICLES
FINE HORSE for sale. 171. fee JAEGER.
KB 13th it. N. W.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
g.t-laT TTeTf.l
Real Estate Loans
No Commissions
Easy Monthly Payments
no unnecessary delays or
extra charges on District
Real Estate.
Assets Over $2,600,000.
Over $120,000 In profits
(or past year paid In cash
to members, Including; bor
rowing members.
Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Bldg. Assn.
(no v si. x. ml
4-1-1 1 M-H-H-M"! 1 1 1 1"I-1-h4
.CAREFUL INVESTMENTS
Ot money In First Deeda ot Trust (Flrat
Mortgages) on Washington. D. C, Real Bs
late always give the full Interest promlsea,
and tbe return of all the principal when due,
regardleaa of ths varying Incomea and values
et other securities, and they are "Hot aub
Ject to fixation. We have bean successfully
engaged In making these Investments far our
clients for mors than a quarter of a century.
Investments. 13S0. !3W to HO.C0O at I. th. aai
1 per cent now ready for delivery. Larger
investments made.
Win. H. Saunders & Co.,
SOUTHERN aUlLDINQ. 107 11TH ST.
MONEY TO LOAN on real -ststei lowest
ratea; prior payment privileges; largo
amounts. TYLER : RUTHERFORD. M7 ItlJi.
HONEY TO LOAN-1350 to ISOO.OOO on D. C.
real estate, beverat trust funds. 4li to t
per cent. All transactions londucted with
economical consideration for borrowers.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Hulldlng. 107 13th st. N. W
FOR RENT DESK ROOM
KO-A SOUTHERN ULUa.-Oftlce ilcslc room;
phone Main 4151.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
A TRUE HARGAIN- l-ot 3, Mock 4310. Villa
Park, for lJTi.00; must have money, worth
double this amount Addrees JAS, W
RI.ACK 3t Santa llarbara st tUuta Par
bars, Cal. i
DEATHS
Special. Notices
JXJN'T WORRY.
Send all your Printing Troubles ta
THE ANDERSON PRINTERY,
1107 NEW YORK AVE. PHONE MAIN MM.
Modern Dentistry AH Branches.
rainless Methods-reasonable prices.. Work
guaranteed. No charro for advice. Special,
lets In treatment ot itlggs Disease. Two of.
flees.
II. B. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 401 Tth N. W
a, c, ujsniAi ambulation, , E. comar
tth AND K S. K. .
PA1NLE88 EXTRACTION
WATCH REPAIRING. Jtl.VRANTEEB
WORK AT HEABONABLB VJUCSS.
JUUUB H. WOLPB. ltth f, R 818. N. W.
OFFICE OF THE COMUIBdIONERS OF
.."" P"trlct of Columbia. Washington,
March 4th. llltNotlcs Is hereby given that
In accordance with ths provision! of an Item
authorizing changes In ths permanent srg
1 of hlihwaya contained In D. C, Appro
priation Act for the fiscal year ended june
1!' Vli. LPube Act No 435. approved
March 4tb, 1W3.1. ths Commissioners of the
District of Columbia will give1 h publlo
hearing In Ins Hoard Room of said Commis
sioner! Thursday, March 33rd. D14. at 10 a.
n; to all partlea Interested or owning lend
along the Uennlng road between Fifteenth
and II streets northeast and the Anaeottla
river. Plans of tho pioposed chsnges In tbs
lines of Uennlng road viftbln the above llralU
will bs displayed, and ths Commissioners
Will consider sny suggestions or protests con
cerning ths proposed changes ss shown on
ths above mentioned plans. OLIVER
P. NEWMAN. LOUIS HROWNLOW..
CHARLES XV. KUTZ. Commissioners. D. C.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia, March , 1111. At
the tax sale of March 17, 1111, property as
sessed In the nsmes of Individuals which fol
low, and whose addresses could not bs found,,
waa sold for delinquent taxes, and If not re
deemed on or befsra March 17, ltlt, when
tbs redemption period expires, deeds there
for will be Issued to the purchasers at ths
iax aaie aforesaid.
Allen, Evereat J
Powell, Margarst E.
Powell, Hoses
P)le Company, Inr.
Randolph, Cornelia P.
4k otheri
Staplea. Anna
Stocking. Dell W.
Talbert, Ceorglanna
Talbert, Miry F.
Taylor. Caroline
othera. Tr.
nenneit. ssran
lloawell. James P.
Rrsdy. tsabtlK G.
Coleman, John L.
1 'onion. Michael
Cousins, Josrpn K.
Cox, Saran C.
Ootian. Edith r.
Doyle. Jot-n T No. X
Dunlop. J.'annU
Gant, Cecelia
Gehrman. Mary G.
Green. Lily
Griffin, Eugene
Hutchinson. William
McKnew, Edward S.
roe. ell, Francis
Valley, Realty Com-
-W'
warn.
Robert
Weat. Elisabeth. Trust
Trlptett. William
Washington. Catherine
OLIVER T. NEWMAN. LOUIS RROWN.
LOW. CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commissioners.
D. C.
LEGAL NOTICES
Conrail II, Symr, Jitnaes Francis
Smith, Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DLS-.
-! FiliS?1' OK COLUMDIA. HOLDING A D1S
TRICT .COURT.-ln res Widening ot Wis
cpnsln avenue, between Garfield atreet an-1
ths District of Columbia boundary line. 1
Ihe District of Columbia. District Court. No
133. Notice Is hereby given that the Com
inlsslorH-rs of the District ot Columbia (pur
auant to a certain provlalon of the Act of
Congress, approved March 4, H1J. entitled
"An Act making appropriations lor the ex
penses of the government of the District ot
Columbia, for ths fiscal jear ending Jim-
thirtieth, nineteen hundred and fourteen, an.,
for other purposes." whereby tbey are uu
thorlxed to open, extend or wldon any stred
avenue, road or highway to conform vtlth
the plan of the permanent system of high
nays In that portion of the District of uu
lumbla outalda ot the cities r.I Washington
and Georgetown, adopted undr the Act t
Congress approved March 3, 1193, as amendt'l
by the Act ot Congress approved June 31.
133, by condemnation under the provisions
of subchapter one ot chapter fifteen of the
Code ot Law ot the District of Columbia),
have filed a petition, and an amended and
supplemental petition, praying the condemna
tion for the widening ot Wisconsin avenue,
between Garfield atreet and the District of
Columbia boundary line, to a width of 134
feet. In the District of Columbia, according
to the plan ot the permanent slstem of high
ways outside of ths limits ot Washington and
Georgetown, as shown on plats or maps filed
with the said original petition and with the
aald amended and supplemental petition, aa
part thereof, and praying also that a jury of
five judicious, experienced, disinterested men.
who shall bs freeholders within ths District
of Columbia, not related to any person Inter
ested In thla proceeding, and not In th serv
ice or emploiment of the Dlslrlst of Colum
bia, or of the United Statea, ho summoned
by the United States msrshal for th .District
of Columbia to assess th damages each own
er of land to bo taken may sustain by rea
son of the said widening of Wisconsin ave
nue, aa aforesaid. In tbs District ot Colom
bis, snd tho condemnation or the land neces
sary for the purposes thereof, and to assess
as benefits resulting therefrom tbe entire
amount of said damages. Including the ex
penses of this proceeding, upon any lands
which th jury may find will be benefited.
aa provided for In and by the aforesaid Act
of Congress. It Is, by the Court, this .rd dv
ot March. A. D, ltlt. ORDERED. That all
person! having any Interest In tills proceed
ing be. snd they are hereby warned nnd com
manded to appear In this Court on or before
the 31st day of March. A. D. lilt, at ten
o'clock a. m.. and continue In attendance un
tit the Court shall have mado Ita final older
ratifying and confirming the award of dam
agea and the assessment of ben-flts ot the
Jury to be empaneled and aworn herein: and
It la further ORDERED. That a ropy of thla
notloa and order be published twice a week
for three successive weeks In the Washington
Evening SUr. The. Washington Times, and
the Washington Herald, newspapers publirh
ed In the said District, commencing at least
twenty days before the aald 31st ilnv n,'
March. A. D. lilt. It la further ORDERED
That a copy of this notice and order be nerved
by the United Statea marshal, or his deputies
upon each of the owners of the fee ot the
land to be condemned herein, and upon ten
ants and occupants of the same, as may he
found by the said marshal, or his dvputles
within the District of Columbia before the
said lilt day of Marrh. A. D. llt. Rv Ihe
Court, (8lgned) J. HARRT COVINGTON
Chief Justice. (Seal.) A true ropv Test: J
R. YOUNG. Clerk, TJy F E. CUNNING
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