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TtlE WASHINGTON TIMES. THUKSDAYf MARCH 23, 191C.
15
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, Uncle Harry. Explains
About MexicanBandits
Tells Nephews of Efforts Undertaken to Assist Car
ranza, De Facto Head of Republic, to Re
store Order and Prevent Raids on
'" American Territory.
Qio horn were oJt on tho porch Im
patiently nwnlllnK Uncle Harry. M lw
Bwunt- up tho elops with hl tirnR,y
etrldo. they caticht him cag:erl. ono ly
each arm.
"Uncle Harry," .Tor began
"Are we uolns to l'vo vrar with Mex
ico?" finished Jimmy.
"Ilere, here.'' replied Uncle Harry,
lanahlnff, "Ict'e go In-lilo where It U
farm."
"Are we boIiib to have war with
Mexico?" ho rvM'fttcd, ns tho tlireo em
ttreil the llbmry. "What makes you
tno ask that queMlcn7"
"Why, tho Mexicans have como up
ncross tho boundary line betneen tho
United Stale "find Mexico and burned
the town of Columbus. New Mexico,
ftnd killed a number ft people who
lived there. Isn't that enough reason
to ko to wnr?"
"Think Jimmy," nld Pride Harry,
laving ills hand on Jlmniy'a shouldor.
"Was It n real trnop ot Mexicans re
presenting the M:lcpn ffovcrnment
that burned Columbus and killed
Americans there, or was It a band ;f
outlaws that are defying the Mexican
Kovernment?"
"Why. It waa a band of outlaws I
Buess. but they're Mexicans J'ist tho
Mine,'1
"No, Jimmy, you're wrong," replied
Uncle Harry.
"The Mexican government dncn not
tnnd behind the notions of nil tho peo
ple who live In Mexico nnv more than
f.ur own government stands behind
some of the American who on things
that are forbidden bv law., such us
the lynchers In Ceorgln. That's why
they are called- 'outlaws:' they're out
p'dc the law nnd the law doesn't pro
tect them. On the other hand, the ov
ernmont does Its best to catch the cul
prit' nnd bring them to Justice."
"Well." said Jimmy. "Is the Mexican
law trying to catch these bandits and
hrlng them to iustlco?"
"Yes, Indeed," answered Uncl Har
ry, "but th new government of Mexi
co, the CaTAhza government. Is new
ly established and Is not yet In full
control of all tho outlying provinces.
-That Is the reason these bandits under
Villa, tho former Carranza general, have
been able to carry on these acts of law
lessness. The United States has been
very patient, too patient many people
think, and because It has not taken
teps before now to stop these outlaws,
the outlaws themselves have grown
bolder and holder until at Inst they
hare crossed the boundary Into the
United States and outraged an Ameri
can village"
"Why should these bandits want to
kill Americans and burn a village on
our side of tho border?" asked Joe.
"There are two principal fcasons. One
Is that Villa seeks revenge on the
United States for recognizing Carranza.
his rival for the presidency of Mexico.
The other Is that by outrages of this
kind he mav be able to lead the United
States to think that Carranza cannot
keep order In Mexico, and thus force
the United States to send troops down
Into Mexico to take over the govern
ment: this, of course, would cause tho
overthrow of the Cnrrnnza government."
"But we ARE sending troops down
QUITS AFTER YEARS
"Jim" Leaves No. 21 Engine
Company to Take Job in
Street Cleaning Department
Ilrown old In tho servlco of tho PIs
trlrl rovcrnrncpt. "Jim," a faithful
wrvltor of the Klro Department, has
been retired without pension.
"Jim" Is a hlac!; celdlnir. For four.
teen years ho has answered tho sound!
of the gopg. Bui Jim, whose last as
xlgnment wns with No. 21 engine com
pany, hns responded to his last altum
As a member of the Kite 'Department
lie has outlived his tyiefulness, nnd his
icnialnlng'dnys. will' he spent In tho
service of Hie Street Cleaning Depart
ment. Always wjlllng nnd never a shltker,
is the tribute paid hlin by Chief Wag
ner. Motorized llro-apparatus is fast suc
ceeding tliu vctcian horses of the de
partment. .... ; ,
It Is hoped by the Commissioners to
leplaeo within three yeara all horse
drawn vehicles by modern flic fighting
machinery. ...,.,
included In the board estimates for
the next fiscal year is an appropria
tion of tl,tU0 for the purcnuse of nine
teen pieces ol motor uupurutus, Includ
ing two engines, eluiU combination
chemical ana hose wagons, six tractors,
anil hioc ucrlal hook and ladder
trucks.
Real Estate Transfers.
Eighteenth street northeast, lietvvecn A and
II streets AlbertE Hcrry et ux. to Ray
mond J. Vlerbuchen, part original lot 10,
square 1108, J 10 (stamps CO cents),
II street nortlk.-usl, between Eighteenth anil
Nineteenth stree.s Madison M. Myrlck to
Raymond J, Vlerbuchen, original lot 13,
and part original lot 12, square 110. (10
(stamps II, SO),
Eighteenth nnd East Capitol streets Herman
YV Van rW-nden et u. to ItnyiimiiJ J.
Vlerbuchen, original lota C to ?, squat e 1109,
110 (stamps i&l.
Eighteenth street northenst, bit ween A and
II streets John J, Edsnn, truat-e, to Ituy.
iiioncl J, Vli'i-buchcn, original lot St square
11CS, tto (stamps SO tents),
1333 Emerson street northeast Hugo Her
furth, jr., ct ux. to Karl Kucha, lot M,
square ICC!), Jin istamps ID.
Ml, Pleasant and Smith's Vacancy Halph E.
WIUox to Horace I,. Wilcox, lota 20 and
:i, block 7, III) istamps M.Mi. '
University Park-Horace I.. Wilcox et ux. to
Ralph i:. WIUox, half interest In lot 40,
block ;, no istamps tu.
Trinidad -Wallace Jen ell et ix. to Joseph
V Rerves, lot 22, nquare (0J3, li. Joseph
1 lleevrs tu Jire A. Culllnan, same prop
rrt, 110
ISli Corcoran street northwest -Ueore W
(Union el iu, (o Herbert A. Hill, lot l.s
Vr 191. 13 (stamps W cents).
FAITHFUL-FIRE HORS
Into Mexico," r-nld Joe. "Isn't that the
!samo as Intervention?"
"No," rcpliod Undo Harry. "Wo are
sending our troops down Into Mexico
to help the Carranza troops of real Mex
icans catch these outlaws and punish
them. The United States and Mexico
are acting together Instead of against
each other."
"Has nnythlng like this ever happen
ed before?" asked Joe.
Uncle ilarry thought n moment;
"Yes," he said. J'lnJftlkKO an Indian
chief named Ueronlmo, tvIio was 'a real
'bad Indian,' sturtcd on the warpath
and Invaded Konora, one of the northern
of the Mexican provinces. After numer
ous outrages, he took refuge In the
mountains.
"At that time the United mates and
Mexico agreed that the troops of both
tuitions should be at liberty to cross the
International, boundary at will In order
that they might catch Uoronlmo an soon
as possible, and without unnecessary
contusion."
"Well." said Jimmy, after thinking
a moment. "I certainly had a wrong
Idea of all this Moxlcan trouble, i
thought we were going to havo war with
Mixlcc after all."
"On the other hand, said Uncle
Hairy, smiling, "we'll probably be bet
ter friends than ever. After Villa Is
coupht, the Carranza government will
TBXA3
have less trouble keeping order, nna
the mere fact that the United Htatcs
withdraws Its troops Immediately after
this Ih done will show the Mexicans that
wo have no evil designs on their terri
tory." "Will this bo the end of all our
trouble with Mexico?" asked Joe.
"That Is hard to say. Mexico has
had so many revolutions In tho past
that we -Uo not dare to predict that
moro revolutions will not occur In tho
future. If the Carranza government
becomes stronger and stronger, perhaps
there will be no more revolutions.
"Then, again, perhaps sometime the
United States will buy port of north
ern Mexico. You have read In tho
papers that It has been proposed to
offer Mexico a sum of money about
three hundred million dollars for nil
that part of the country lying north
of a line drawn due west through Tarn
Pico. "If we did purchase this territory
from Mexlro we would then be at lib
erty to send down tioops nnd wise gov
ernors nnd set up a good government
such ns the government we have In the
Territories like Alaska. We will tails
about this further when more definite
news about It comes from Washington."
(Copyright. 1916. the M-C Syndicate.)
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llAUTENDKIt, dishwasher, kitchen men.
ntmciESH iioTKi, aokncv. t03 lOth n
IJAIl roilTKIl""
Apply 100 O st. K. V
IIICVCI.E RKI'AlIt MAN-WhlU: must be a
first-class mechanic. Apply to UOX ISS,
Times ofnee.
HOV Young colored, to run errands. ApP'
Jl ItEWOOL), 61 Uth at. N. W. 1
BOV to carry dill orders. Apiify III! lllh st.
N. W. ,
HOOTIIIMCK.
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747. U.lh si. N. 13.
TWBf ROY, waiter, porters, cookt, iulck.
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UaVvhoK. VtUB IMIINTBH," wants Job
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ERRAND BOY
" WITH 111CYCLE.
Must b neat, quick and wlllln to
work. Uood chance for advancement.
Apply US Munsey llulldlug.
FRAME MAKERB-Two. J. (JAREV KINO
'CO.. INC.. W New York ave. N. K.
HEI.I' wanted on men's coata and vests;
sieany or, wi Tin si. nw.. Room 1..
LAIIORERS-l-O at 19th and Wyoming ave.
tomorrow at 7:10 a.,m. .
BTt'DENT Noon hour and etenlnzs. Apply
AMERICAN LUNCII, tlO th it. N. ,W. 1 .
I.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
ArPRENTICEB; to learn French dresscut
tine, . dressmaklnr, dtslgnlnc, and mlllln
fyj. 21 .PS"'""" furnished -after learning.
NEW YORK MILLINERY ACADEMY. 11IJ
a at. i
UATH ROOM OIRUS-Whlte. Apply HA-
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COAT AND SKIRT HANDflTtiorouthly
perlenced with atora experience; permanent
position; jrood salary. Apply at once. M.
.'KILIPHUORN Kt CO.. tip lift, ,t, r". W.
L'ilAMRERMAID, parlor ma?d(whlte), M.
1011 N. Y. ae
01RI-Colored, to cook and do housework In
small family; no washlnjt nnd Ironing; ti
stay nights; .references, required. Apply Oc-
tavla Aparts.. Aisirt. :e, corner Knlorarr.a
aim vurrjr roils ., v
HOTEL LINEN ROOM WOMAN, t per
iiumiui nu inios i.a per month.
HOUSE WORKERS, cook and chambermaid,
1I0 II at. N, W. i
MILLINERY APPRENTICE. Apply' Mil
llnery Dept.. ftid nopr. OOLDENIIER(.'rl. 1
8AI9tADIEfi-l(xperlenrel.ln dry goods
department. Apply at PAYNES, lEJ-K
Wisconsin ave.
SEWERS Thoroughly experienced on -io.
men's coats nnd sklrtir. Apply before I0:lv
a m. JULIUS OArliriNKLE t CO. i
TAII.OR8 on first-clan coats; must make
Kood buttonholes. Call Room 3i4 Corcoran
building. i
TYPEWRITER Experienced. Apply at
once, OEO. T. HII.TEN, US John Marshall
place.
WAIST AND SKIRT HANDS-Experlenced.
inmi 19th at. N. W.
WAITREHHES-Experlenced. ,xcellent posi
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St. N. W. 1
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
LAt'NDRYMAN-Flrst-class; work home or
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FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished.
NEW YORK AVE.. Kt-Irge second story
front room; very reasonable, housekeeping.
transients. i
Eth N. W., 2S Tno rooms and bsth; single
or en suite; mod, con. Col. Mil. Renllemen
IDEAL APART. CO.. 190 Pa, e. Two
Urge rooms, completely furnished; arnk.
hot nater, gas range, bath, janitor: one
flight; X monthy M. 7177. 1
Ith ST. N. W., 412-Furnlshed well heated
rooms, suitable for two. 12 week.
PA. AVE. N. W,. 1 Opp. Ralelan. warm,
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O ST.. HIS (corner Kih) Nice front room;
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flor. !
PARK ROAD N. W., lJl-Two rooms, slngis
or communicating, with bath, on third
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ftrred,
L ST. N. W UIS-8lngle and double. 1st
and M floor rooms ; phone. ' i
With or Vvithout Board.
CONN. AVE. N. W 172J-Larje well-en-t
Hated rooms, with or without board. 1
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PA. AVE. N. W . liJ-Three large unfur
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Sth HT. 8. E 211 Tno large unfurnished
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Southern cooking, nlco tome made uercert,
hot bread, cake and waffles, s tickets fl; ex
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tlce. PERSONALS
MISS WELLS Manicuring and Ecalp
mioo wtiuuo Tr,atnun, 1I(,Jr, , ,
4. M O st. N. W.. Apart. I. 'hlrd floor.
PROF. H. N. D. PARKER
Hours, 10 n. m. tn S p. m.; Sunday, to S.
OFFICE. 710-71S 1IOXQ llt.'ILDlNti.
vtnnivi, v iini t
Iite Assistant to Prof. Parker.
Office and Residence. 1118 N st. X. W.
MI8S JAMERON, manicurist ami chiropody;
houis, 10 a. m. to 0 p. m. i:t: Nw York
ae. N. W.. second floor.
AMY PI . 11 MANICURING. SCALP
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71 Uth st. N. W. Phone M. 7311.
WANTED-To borrow I1Z0, private person,
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nORROWER. Times office,
MRS. ORA L. FIELD iJgvcAND
Treatment! face And scalp llere for a short
time onlv. UK. II et N, W . ?nd floor.
I.OUISF jVIAIER'Tin,
chiropody, hnlrdresslng all branches taught.
Open Bun. W Kenols Rldg.. Uth & O. M.CWI
MI9S BABER Manicuring.
IU103 Drtocrv. SHAMPOOING. HCALP
Treatment. 40 O st. opp tf.jj. Pension Off.
MARII.DA WILLIAMS. Mnnleurlne, hair-
dressing, scalp treatment: 10 to 7. Aoart.
51. The ('proline, 706 ll(h st. N v. M. f40.
MT. -VIAY9'5kln "i"! Hcalp Treat
JU1 OO '.Vlrt I O menls; ihlrnpudy. 401
to 41S Kenols llldg. Hours 10 to . l
JOHN H. ARNOLD,
Upholstering ami Cabinet Work. sOI N N. W.
M12.1 pAIN Manicuring and Scalp Treat.
JUI33 WilPI ,an. nt Rh st. N. W.
Apart. 1. Phone Main 7426.
DRESSMAKING.
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fiver 30 Years' Bucce,siui piuutn . -uvcr
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Oince Hours, 10 to 1. 1 to . Sunday, 10 to U.
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Maryland.
'J-'"" Cecil Co. One single man for gen
eral work on grain and dairy farm. Any
slJi-1 ?Z,-. Fx'- u VM winter. Il TM
sumiicr, IlLAW. Summer wages March 13
to December IS.
i7"' "'"more Co. Two married men
et ,etm,tV tot Iruck. farm nork. Any
S?iVinJB; c.l"ilf' permitted. Tr. adv.
Sive'sViS "cnifden" - " Wrk "'
Virginia.
"Sn2!'' .WT" Co- One married man, mid.
Sit"1 W"fii o rare for garden,
IiSB",aim!!-,'M2l,B nilint for pumping.
I'o- Any E8. No, obleotlon to 1 child.
?n-p.'Tr-.dX'..from Washington and ae
Slii . J5.PM' qrtera and board fur
sin .' S,r J took'n and l.iundry ut
rV-JIJ1, .wntM April l.
"l?21;!- Norfolk Co. One married nnd one
single man for milking and aselatliir with
general dairy work. White American rre
ferred. other ES. II cows. Exn. Children
170-1771. .Norfolk Co. One married man for
general farm work. American, white. Other
ER Exp. No objection to two or three
children. ' No Tr. 1M PM winter. I0 I'M
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IT IS ALL RIGHT for us to buy any
amount of men'o worn suits, shots, parts
etc.. and pay a square cash down otfer,
that's our way of building up a very larre
trade and It paid: you should he on v It,
phone us. JI'HTH'ft OLD STAND. C19 D. 1
Full Dress Suits For Hire.
FULL DnESS AND TltXEDO HUIT8
run IIIHB. ,
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Floor Oil.
8PECIAI. PRICES of M.JS for It gnllons of
floor oil. PLAZA AUTO SUPPLY CO.. -401-401
Mass. ave. N. W. Phone M, S777.
Mayre8ef and Ho flpringi.
SPECIAL Hair and felt mattresses made
over and renovated: all slwi, u only.
EAGLE nEDDINO CO.. 1W Tth St. N. W.
Ph N. 1210.
House Rcpairintr.
nnowN co.. 4T h x. w. m. us. win
do your palntlig, naperhangtng, ceneral re
pairing; flrst-ctass; reasonable. 1
Insect Destroyers.
THE U. S, INSECT DESTROYINO CO.
Guarantees to kill any bug ur Insect. 4!t
10th at. N. W. Phone Main SU.
Painti.
CRAVEN & CO.,Bin.r as
and glass. 1127 Pa ave. nw. Main KS1. 1
nUFFAIXJ A. L. O. PAINT8
Sold by ANDREW. It. GRAVES,
m II st. N. E Phone Une. 41t. I
Upholsterine;.
E9 fin Pl'0 ,n tapeatry. Have jour
).JJ furniture reupholstered where you
get a guaranteed Job. IIALTIMORE UP
HOLSTERING CO.. Ul 11 st. N. K.
Carpet Cleaning.
CARPET8 THORO AND CARKFJLLY
cleaned; rugs woven from old carpets, mat
tresses renovated. Estimates turn. ALRERT
KAHLERT & CO.. M2 II Bt. 8 W. M. 5031.
Masquerade Costumes.
Masquerade Cosiumers.
H. C. U. 71URTON BON, 111 E N. Tf.
Multlgraphlnjt.
Hungerford Letter Co. J?SU.
tn Real Estate Trust Hide.. 11th II.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
THE EASTERN D1SPENHAIIY and Casual
ty Hospital, who have purchasd a motor
vehicle for ambulance work, desire to sell
two horse-drawn ambulances: one Ltnbulance
can be seen at Smith's Lumber Ynrd. 1st
and Indiana ave. nw.. and the other one at
the hospital, 70S Mass. ave. ne. , set of am
bulance harness will be added to the am
bulance at the hospital. Rid on each or both
ambulances will be received by CLARENCE
DONOHOE, 214 Penna. ave. se.
"No reasonable offer will be
refused."
SOFA COUCH, bed complete, sideboard.
pictures, other furniture, northeast corner
of 11th and Irving sts, N. W. 1
ONE RTEAM TAI1LE.
H. I. ARCHER. Alexandria. Va
K. W. MASTER VII1RATOR and colls,
for Ford auto, ressonable. Apply 211 Pa.
ave. 8. E Phone Lin. 3W1. 1
TWO-INCH rontlnuoua post bls. I4.M; Na
tional springs, IMO; good mattr-s. IMS;
mattresses renovated. Johnson's. 1311 ti N. E.
TEARINO DOWN COLUMRIA HOSPITAU
All kinds of building material for rale,
SIDNEY I HECKINGER CO.. '
Uth and C sts. N W.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
OLD FALSE TEETH.
Will pay Rood prices. Ma be broken;
also, old gold, silver and Jewelry
M. SUTIN,
Room 203 Kcnois Bldg.,
Hth und G StB. N. w.
HIGHEST CASH price pnid lor worn ilnth.
Ing; either ladles' or men's, send posts!;
will call. D. TAR3HES. 1301 Ith st. X. W.
Phone North 4f. 1
WANTED Furniture, pisnos, carpets, etc
Pr.one M. 1182 for wagon, or have us call.
"WF.SCIII.E1VP." 120 Pa. ave. N W I
WANTEr-Furnlure for cash. Sell your
coods to the men who gives the nios:
nv.n-v iinpwnni). n't -ved K I
AUTOMOBILES
For Hire.
FOR HIRE Phone North I7S0, night or day.
Ford car, reasonable.
. MAIN 7151 bay or Night.
One mile. tOc; each additional mile. 25c
Automobile Repairing.
CENTRAL CARRIAGE. WAGON,
AND AUTO WORKS
B. ii. LOYD. Manager.
Truck and Automobile liodlua to Order.
EXAR OF U TO 4J1 EYE STREET N. W
MAIN 3115.
Painting, and Lettering a Specialty.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1
RUG WEAVING
OUR woven ruga are guaranteed 5 yeais;
carpets cleaned and scoured. OLD 1.AU-
REL ECLIPSE. IC9-311 10th st. 3. W. M.2284-J
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANOE-Slx-room brick d E
clear, and 13,000 In stock for eight or ten
room house In N. W. UOX 157. 'limes office.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
FIRHT AND SECOND TRUST I3ANS AT
I ana t per centi 1200 to .i,0u0, on residence,
apartment, or business pioperty; straight
note or munthly payments; un be arranged
In three days. PAUL V, MITCHELL A CO..
1(11 q st. N. W. i
MONEY TO LOAN on real 'state; lowest
rates; prior luymtnt prlvllemts, large
amount TYLER HI'TIIERFDIII). HTirili.
MONEY TO LOAN-HIO to MOO.ooo on 11, a
real eata.s. rtevvral trust und. 4V, to I
per cent. All transact, on louducied with
manoiniiKl lousldeiuiloii for tiorrowers.
WM. 11, MAUNDERS. 4. CO.,
Etfutntra Dulldlug. .07 Uth u N. W.
.... HH uwuii ita ywtDaiiiiv
summer, IIOftF. Bummer naues April 1 to
Hnls-iinliskf rt
nepieinoer 10.
70 37. uioucester Co, One murrled man
Tor general farm work and t forein-tn II
competent. Any white EH. except Itallaba.
-D cows. Exn. Children lrmliiJ. U
Tr. adv., and deducted. 113 ". IIOF&M,
TRADES.
Maryland.
S7 II0Z-T1. Ilaltlmoro Co. Wanted! ' ma
chtntsts, round house work; 1,1 machinists
for erecting shop wrrk; 20 machinists for
back shop work. Car repairers a.id car
builder. Machinists, 2Sc-59c I'll; -r re-pslr-rs
and car builders, piecework. Tr.
adv. 10 hours PD. 9 on Mnlurday.
DOMESTICS.
District of Columbia.
117 239. Washington, D, C. One colored
woman for rooking, lit Iplng to i lean Fri
days. Not less than IIS I'M and home.
MISCELLANEOUS.
District of Columbia.
lll-M. Washington, D. c. One stenogranher.
must be accurate, speedy and well educated.
One experienced In patent work preferred.
Opportunity for adancmeut. 113 PAI to
atart.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Unfurnished.
1117 6th N. W., Or. and 2b
Hit tth st. N. W., lOr. and b
1S4 Uth N. W.. r. and b ..."
101 o at. N. W., 7 r. and b
I42S tth at. N. W.. 11 r and b
2140.12th at. N. K 7 r. and b
I2: Erarts at. N. E 7 r. and b....
HOI th N. W., r. and b
l th at. N. E.. C r. and w
1JU Eye st. N. 15., S r. and vv
771 Glrard st. N. W.. r. and w...,
2121 Georgia ave. N. W., i r. and w.
.M-r, J"0" COIX1REI) TENANTS.
121 Linden N. E.. Cr and b
OtS Acker sf, N. E., 7 r. and b
224 D s. N. W., 10 r. and b.... ..
457 I at. N. W.. tr. and w !
2211 Cth N. W.. Ir. and w....;.. ... .
MQ N. W.. tr. and w ' . '
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1247 25th st. N. W.. 4 r. and w
2oa Xth St. N. W. I r. and w
ll-l Reeves court N. ' 6 r. nnd w.
10.41
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN
CO.,
Phone M. 2242.
t04 Cth f. tf. W.
MS 4th RT. N. W Blx-room house.
117; sit.
room house. Itl.tO.
812 3rd 8t.
and yard.
N. W.-IlrSek house, rive
Key til 2rd st. N. W.
JJ' JJortner place. rooms and Uth M0.M
::.; t "" """'" ami nam 4I.JI
Mi . Vi! r,om,, an1 b S7.tt
"- -"- " irr .nciuaea in tne above.
z--w, . . ""'i. mi runnfr lin tV U n
RENTING A SPECIALTY
Me lrn.n,ll. T, , ... . .
r,ti.-i ii .. . "viurr: look over ii'y b g
E?n.? "i.1;1.1! bcfore ou '"c,j6 nn viiur next
K J1 ' "ot n inv list ulve me a de
ecrlptlon of the property and v. lint section
ou want K In I will got it for vou. "'"""
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
T-Ing- " 108 Pa. ave. S E. "
APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurniehcd.
A!,'A.,.tT1U:XT' room nnJ ltth. hot-water
fiA$!?& VoTars" &
Krn'C',?"A,ie,..SYMAKE't,S ''
A17',J; HBIIKBHIEE. 1112 rAPIN ST."
i. v. t rooms, both. recelin l-ii ..
" ' " l"-l IIIUIllll, 1
J145 MT. PLEASANT ST.. APT. 21-fors
pass door: 2nd floor S-room np'.tlirse nere'i:
all outside rooms: southern exposure; aulM,t
from April 1st until Oct. 1st for IK. Col. issj
Furnislted
A!l.7"T,V!A,',Y fu.r"'""l two rooms; prl
1,1 c'eni'lV." r,'.'.!L0".Jj"lV '"PI"? I
30T. est N Wi " w '" '-; "'"",:'
J'CPR ROOMS, bath and porch; newly cil
pered and furnished; electric Ighta- tele
Phone; near both car lines Apt. 1. Owaio
Annex. Phone North 1SM.W KO
"b1,',:llor"forNhu.Vn7.TN'0 fr"t ro"" T
FOR BENT STORES
l-Jlt RE.NT-714 11 st. Nv. li, a big bargain
store ami t rooms nnd tm'tb T flat. Tle1"r"o
lights and modern show window, only a fev?
doors from Mh and It sts, crossing car llies
don't miss It only U0. e '
,.u ..H..H- "OWKNSTEIN CO.,
7th and II sts. N. u. or 1J14 F st. N. W
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
NEVER SAY IMPOSSIBLE
The Word Is Never feed In Our urrtre.
If nu think It Impossible In i-ecure a home
such ns jou ih sire, n call ut this office, a,
Rlnnce over ni list of real bargain, will not
onlv pave .vi.u time nnd annoyaiic, but coh
vlncc jou that I can savo ou maney nnd
rult ou In it purchase.
,!J?,.MASV UES1RAIII.E IIAItGAINS.
..J.U.KKM ANU TERMS TO filT YOt"
!' .'J.S A '"-'NOAUOW. CIIICKKN FAIIM.
lItllE LOT. OR RIVER front FMtMS
ASK MR. FOWLER,
( F HT. N. W
FOR SALE -Small bakery and house cIi.rd:
sow! location. Apply Mrs. aCHMioT'cist
St., Capitol Helxbts. Md ". jsi
Ultlil'lltt I V tmiiM
. .. ....... uu,ii,,
llnlv An fur far.. ..Ill, .nt. . . .. ...
reel of land. Now vacant. House . ro,;,n,
nnd both nnd collar. Price f4,ix Terms
ioV casn, nnd entire balance fjj per nmnth
principal and Interest.
James Morris Woodward.
723 20th st. N. W.
HOW TO RE IJJUKUIVN LANDLORD "
on IIM cash and in month, at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particular,, dro,
postal, telephone, nt call on WM It
RITCHIE. 4U.410 Colo, bldg, Tel M. W
For Rent.
120. PRIVILEGE of purchase. Lamrton. D.
. C;;..6i'ro.T rol,!,no. a"e ur.i.jn.. poultry
farllltlca: Inrse lajinR houses, i 'online plan
Apply Owner. Apartment C, '1 he I'nliiiubij.
For Sale or For Kent.
NEW sl-room bungalow, norvhes. cellar
electric lights; block from in"" i m
RUITH. Phone Hotslvn 2.T. Artlnifon. V
!
F0H SALh i-AftMS
TWO MORE GOOD ONES-2S .lores in It. F
. As..1, "-1tl"5 "ll.10 uf Qii.ln'.l o, l.inr.nc
frult. small House with Udps., strenni. Si Sio
cash: 4u. garden land, woven wire lentvil
100 bearini; fruit trees, strea.n, well. apni.B;
near Falls Church. Vn 0Q. Hvt me for a
farm or subuiban home. .1. juituMr:
L1GIITFOOT. 1(04 11 st. N. W. ""-"u-,"
PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF Tliu COMMISSIONERS OF
. T .'"BI?7H,CT..21' WJMJMIHA Wash,
ngton. Mulch 3, 1916. Sealed proposals will
h .rt',f'.e,4 ' "".I cfrlce' ,l("H' iW. mo
ttle! llulldlns, until 1 u clock P. M , Tuts,
uay, April 4. 191C, for fuinlihlng und dcllv.
er.ug during the tlscal jeur beginning July
1. 1916, nnd ending June M. un, for use of
the various branches of the (lovcrnmint of
(lie District ol Columbia, supplies, as .'al
lows Hlutlomry, priming, sclioul bonus,
furniture nn.t house (urnisnlngs. tinware ami
hoidwaie, rubber slumps, plumbing sup.
pllos, .-merles, and provisions, boots and
stioes, dings and chemUuls, paint, and
bi indies; lumber, meats, fish, and poultry,
dry Kiioils, Ice, cleciricul supplies, saddlery
and whrelwrMlit supplies, kindergarten sup.
piles, laundry work, autumolillii supplies,
011.1 and lubricants, photographic supp.its.
linns, athletic goods mnl plav srounil equip
ment. Form of proposal. speclilcatlonN and
!itieMi Information mu) be obtained fi jiii
tliu I'uithustng Oftlcer. D i' I,... i ,u
Dairl- Hull ling In appMug snr. if iiiv
clafa of supplies foi which "or us ire dr '--d
'OI.IMUl I S'KWMA.S I.Ot'lH ltlt(.VN.
LOW UiAKt.ftJ W. WITZ. Comnilss n
, D, U I
DEATHS
l,I.VK,i!.,3K?.v.c;n;.Mr.':!' V- '. ""' p.
" "."""". ': iiiviviiiuii., iieuivixi
yon of llliharil F. and Annlo lllckerton. nt
his home, l.M Thirtieth strout southeast,
Randall lllghlaryls.
Funeral 2 p. til, Friday, March SI. Inter
ment Congressional Ccinelery,
MINOll-,011, Tuesday. March 21, , nt Ciii
P. In,, at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. M. K. Armlslead. 12J0 Mnntello ave
nue northeast. ROHERT II. MINOR, aged
rlghly.elght enm, beloved husbnnd ot the
Into Hylvla A, Minor.
Funeral Friday, March 24, at 1 p. m
from Mount Jrareel Itaptlst Church, corner
Fifth nnd u sTrects southeast. Friends and
relative tin lied,
PLtJMMER-On Tuesday, March 21, Hit, at
'i5..?' ,rrel f'orthwest. lAIUIHA II.. wife
of Nathan Plummer, aced seventy.threc.
Funeral Friday morning at 10 a. m. 1
(Halllmnre,. Md.. ntiers plcaao ctniy).
TpilAH-f)n Wednesday, .March 22. 1910, at
,, ,,.,,.vr ,, t airrei norinwest, arter.
a nngtrlng Illness, LEONA l, bclovedt
uuVinrr in vviiiiain nnii iiura Tobias.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
(Arkansas city Democrat please conrl
IN MEM0RIAM
(Notices for this rolumn are accepted at M
cents flat, either prose or poetry, tn case no
tice does not exceed ten lines. And 10 cents
for each line In excess of ten. I
UNDERTAKERS
EmbalmcM. Funeral Directors.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKER gc LIVERY.
3 Pa Ave. .V. W.
Telephone M. ll. WARIIINOTOV. P. C.
JOHN X. WRIGHT CO.,
1.1M7 10th SI. IV. W. Worll. ".
JOSEPH F. BIRCH'S SONS,
;io:ti i nt. s. w. v no.
JAMES T: CLEMENTS' SONS,
1211 MlNconaln .Ire, West BfU.
MARTIN W. HYSONQ CO.,
lOHMnasBphnarlla Ar. Mnln 8420.
ADOLPH j. SCHIPPERT,
200S Un. Are?. Weat Ifll 1.10O.
ULRICH & BURDETTE,
lB20WIconaln Ave-. West 1)50.
S. H. HINES &'SON, INC.
171." Hth Rf. Xorlh isns.
R. F. HARVEY'S SONS,
182.1 14th St. Nrrlh 2S1.
THOMAS F. MURRAY,
5007-2011 MclioU Ave- S. H. 1,1m, ISO.
GEORGE W. WISE.
2000 M SI. Went 12W.
W. W. DEAL & CO.,
S14I II S. K. n. Line. 34(M.
HARRY M. PADGETT,
7.10 lllh st. s. k. i,ine ia.-,.
HERBERT B. NEVIUS,
OZOIV-riT York Ave. Mnl "5S7.
WILLIAM H. SARDO & CO.,
Ot II St. .V. IS. I.lnp. S2.
GEO.P.ZURHORST'S SONS, Inc
301 r.ani CnpKol St. Mnc. .172
W. R. SPEARE.
040 F SI. Slain 42S0 I2S1.
P. A. TALTAVU! L.
.1 7lh 91. S. V. .tlnln 1S70.
THOMAS M. HINDLE.
5lh nnd II Sla. .N. ; Mnl f!7.
O. B. JENKINS,
003 II St. X. W. Main 4804.
THOMAS S. SERGEON,
1011 7th St. S. AV. Main 1000.
FLORAL QESIGNS ...
FUNERAL DESIGNS
of every description moderate prices
1214 T St. N. W.
VITAL RECORDS.
Births.
Lucius E. and Edna White, girl.
Pasquale and Anglullna' Vasio. trl.
Geuree P. and Audle N. Treynor, girl
Atuvlo and Glurepiw Trlpl, Kill.
Franirsco and EmllU 'J'ano, ulrl.
Adolph and Kate Tcufel. bov
William II .nil VI... I ent..il .. '
-. ...u , cviuiwrr. Kin.
(jenrge F and Estella II Rnnicr. Iioy.
oii'imiini t. miiu iieriruue u vJrilcy, Klrl
hrrdlnand II. and AIar V. .Mclllverii, b"y.
Krbln T. and Hclle Mugaha, girl.
J. Alfrntl and I'arrln L (In... ,..
Joseph and Elranoran Ararlnu, 'boy.
,ntfi v. anu i ainerine i mci orlhy, girl
Constantino and Console, Iirupiionc, boyi
Walter L. and Mary J. Ilosmer, bo).
Melvln and Kathleen Cox, girl.
Salvador and Rusl Ilovello. girl,
Gliisepive nnd A I Ma llonanno, alrl.
I'loiison and Jliibel Ktrliklent, girl.
jniues aim lciei;a jacKsun. bnv.
James T. and Ijjura E Uibsnii, boy,
niarles and Mabel Fl-et, Bill,
Iewls ami Anna llroodu, boy.
iMarringe Licenses.
Tlimnaa Anderson and Emma M Morant.
both of Washington.
I.iilgl li'Abliondanza nnd Parqu.illna l'lc-
natelll. both of Washington.
Chaflts It. nurracott. of Pctersbur?, Va
and Katherlno II. Cousin, of Chester, Va.
Willis Cumpliell and Allio liombrce, both of
Washlngtiin.
Ilnwnrd 11. Armentront and r.tP.a L. Sond-
rlilge. ljth of Crlmora. -a.
Deaths.
Ilarr.et II. Liinnlnstnn, I) vrs . l? C st se
Rurion M. Robinson, , -iKj Illinois nvr.
Mar .1. .McCarthy. TS rs , II BiidVpl Hi. ne.
lleesle P. I'iIitiIi'Ii, 34 ts. T'.'J 7th st aw.
Walter It McCluttihy. :a rs ,'soT sv.h ne.
Mary McMarrnw, 71 yrn.. II ,ind .Inl ots. uc.
Tonv Galliw '.'3 yrs 21 Demtur st, ne.
William F. mint, tu rs. 131ii 10th st. nw.
Luvrctla A. Siithrrlund, 7i .vrs.. 3IJ C s. nw.
Edith 1'. llalvestou, 7 months, I'rnv llo.s.
Heliry Alexander. I mouths, tCO Ilobart pi,
nw.
Dorothy M. Wrede. II dnvs, 21 Ith t-t. ne.
I.uclmU Vounu. .IS rs. 11. 'I G it. ha.
Anthnn MaKon, 71 vrs.. 1(114 '"orc.irin st. nw
Joseph Hall t r.. U'lJ (' si. m'.
Octnvla Sharps. 74 ri.. J703 olive ave.
Jorcph lluller, 21 yrs., licorgfinvvn ilos.
Mnrj Oonloii, 10 rs.. us l st. nc.
ElUilnilli M llanKf, 21 rs.. 131 Pomcroy
rond, Aniirnstln.
Mary A Oulfln, ft vrs.. f-01 Fnirimmt si. nw.
Martha Ilnwnrd, ft) yrs. I'reednen'a llos.
Jnnics Murphy, lyuio".. Freedinen'i llos.
REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES
JlcCItAV REFRIGERATOR COMPANY.
Refrigerators that aro uncqualed.
Cll P ST. N. -W.
We lliilld nnd Rennlr Refrigerators
.SPIRITUALISM
AIRS. AlAMIE STEVES, fV-oi iVir"
Readings dally; seances Tues. Thu'rs. e.'e's ;
Frl.f 2 p. in. Ph. Line. 20I8. 313 N ,1. ave. H.E.
MR 9 DATUllMdlni: Dally. Scancs
IVliAO. lJ 1 1 iTiies and Thurs. eve.,
1030 Sth st. N. W. Above- Ubrary.
Dally ri-adlniis. srnhre
Wed and Frl. eves., Sundnvs by appoint
ment. Now at 153 Muss, live N. W.
Marie A. Davidson, Ph. D.,
SPIRITUALIST MEDIUM
Readings dull). Developing class Monday
evienliiK by appnlntmont only
Phone M COTO. 1027 t'lh it. N. W
CLAIRVOYANTS
MM E . VER N E R &;.
tal Schn.lst, van be seen nt licr old audress,
Mm II si, N. W Jd floor. Phone M. Ul),
Madame Catherine ".1"'."?
butt, (torn .'n- a , arj u.ll be liascd lo s e
'riends and i't'i u. .i 'h r ". W,
AIAdAm rlhl.i) "" '" "von"i'-f
" "" ' ,4"' jou on. t the 0-IU
Ittunltcs the separatsd. N. lUC-J. 12 Ith aw.
SjpeciaJ Notices
T. K1TC1UJN I'AIWT.TD $7.0(1
'' rai oi". t. ELMER GRIFFINf
Phone W, 101. S04 U st,
BPECIAL DOLLAR tfALK IN JEWELRY
. nun uuimj ii,
JUL1UB II. WOLPE. Hth . H sts. UAV.
Modern Dentistry -AH Branches.
ruaranieed. No charge for advice. Special.
IK a ,r"l,n",, of,lUrgaDUe(Ue. Two of.
" CENTAL ASSOCIATION, 101 7(h N, W
. mm. ..OAAl. AOOUUIAilU,, fl. 4V, WOrBtf
lll AflU'A D. Kt.
PAINLESS EXTIlACflOr
AHTIrir will sicrlfloo several fine oil and
ier coior paintings lor CWds on y.
Call or address 421 O at. N. W. ' l
LEGA. NOTICES
Conrnil II. Hjmt, Junes FritneU
... . llh, Atlorneya.
,!i,THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UI8
TR Li!tTr.V.t,.VLVM,J'A- -"OUJl.NO A Vlt
Jon.V? ,cJU"T-rIn "! Wldenliifc of Wis
fH cnue. bl"n Oarfleld street and
.SI t .llc.1 ?' Columbia boundary line. Iu
ii U'lr.l.ct ot Columbta.-DIstrlct Court. No.
!,;.7i'c,.,u'lef,0',tlven ,n' "' Com-
.l!il.on.tr ot lh" BUtrlct of Columbia (pur
suant to a certain provision of the Act of
".P8,".' Pprovitl March 4. liil, entltltd
..ii!1.. K """In appropriations lor the ex
!i?,!n!i i0f T8 'vernineiit of the District sf
?Ma' for tnacal year endlnc June
thirtlvih. nineteen hundred and fourteen, and
.?r ,0,h.er Purposes." whereuV they are au.
tuVa?' ro'1 r hlhway to conform vvltli
l;....p i PJ lne Krmancnt system of hlah
K,?! ln ,hat Portion of the District of Co
Lnm I? outaldo of the cities c.f Washington
and Georgetown, adopted undir the Act flf
i-ongreas approved March 2. MM, as amended
KS. . Act o' Concress approved June 21.
lJ. by condemnation under the- provisions
of subchapter one of chapter fifteen of the
Lode of Ijiw of the District of Columbia),
have nied a petition, and an amended 'ami
supplemental petition, praying the condemna
tlon for the widening of Wisconsin -avenue,
between Oarfleld street and the District of
Columbia boundary line, .to a width of 110
feet. In the District of Columbia, according
to the plan of the permanent xystum ot high-
Vvava Outside nf Ih. llmltB nt U'..l,iu4M .7...
0?.0J".town'. shown on plate or maps filed,
with the said original petition and with the
said amended and supplemental petition, as
part thereof, and praying also that A Jury of
five Judicious, experienced, dlslntej-esled men.
who shall be freeholders within the District
of Columbia, not related to any person Inter
ested ln this proceeding, and not ln the serv
ice or employment of the Dlstrlst of Colum
bia, or of the United States, be summoned
by the United States marshal for the District
ot Columbia to assess the damagea each own
er of land to bo taken may luiuln' by rea
son of the said widening of Wisconsin ave.
line. Us aforesaid. In the District of Colum
bia, and the condemnation of the land neces
sary for the purposes thereof, and to asets
aa benefits resulting therefrom the entire
amount of said damages. Including the ex
penses of this proceeding, upon any lands
which the Jury may find will be benefited,
as provided for In and by the aforesaid Act
of Congress, ll Is. by the Court, this rrd day
of March. A. D. Ull. ORDERED. That all
persona having any Interest In this proceed
ing be, and they are hereby warned nnd com
manded to apiear In this Court on or before
the 31st day of March. A. D. 1914. at ten
o'clock a. m.. and continue in attendance un
til the Court shall have made Its final older
ratifying and confirming the award of dam
ages and the assessment of hen-llts of the
Jury to be empaneled and sworn herein: and
it Is further ORDERED. That n copy of this
notice and order bo published twice n wee':
for three successive weeks In the Washington
Evening Star. The Washington Times, and
the Wnshlngton Herald, newspapers puhlliti.
ed ln the paid District, commencing at leas;
twenty days before the said 31st (lav nf
March. A. D. 1916. It Is further ORDERED
That a copy of this notice and order beser'ed
by the United States marshal, or his dOP'itlis
upon each of the owners of the fee of ti,
land to be condemned herein, and upon tin
ants and occupants ot the same, as mav he
found bv the said marshal, or his deputies
within the District of Columbia before the
said 31st day of March. A. D. 1411. rtv tb
Court. (Filmed) J. HARRY COVINGTOV
Chief Justice. (Peal.) A true eopv Test- J
R. TOUNO. Clerk. By F. E. CUNNING.
HAM. Assistant Clerk.
CI.YD-15 I). GAHHETT, Attorne)'.
KFPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLU.MIUA, Holding Probate Court. No.
22,401, Administration. Tins Is to give no
tice That tbc subscriber, ot the Htate of
Iowa, ban obtained from the Probate Couri
of the District of Columbia, letters of Bdnilu-.i.-ij,m
. m. on the estate of Samuel !
Glasgow, lato of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims agalns,
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchors thereat. legally
authenticated, tu the subscriber, on or before
the Jtst day of March, A. D, 1117; other
wise thev may bv law be excluded from all
U-Ueflt of said estate. Given under my hand
this 21st day of March. 1916. CHARLES A.
SCHLICHTER. care of C. D. GARRETT
Southern llldg.. Washington. D. C. (seaii
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register of Will"
for ihe District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Proltc Court.
C'l.VIIH D. OAIIKUTT, Attorney.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COI.t'MllIA holding Probate Court. No.
22.102. Administration. This Is to tWe notice
That the subscriber, or the Slate of lnwa,
lias obtained from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia, letters testament,
ary nn the estate of Winona S.
Glasgow, late of the District nf Columbia,
de eased. All persons having claims against
the deceased lire iereby vnrn-il to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or befor
the 21st day of Murch, A. D. 1917. otherwise
they may bv law be excluded from all bene
lit of said estate. Given under my hahd this
21st day or March. 1916. ciiAtii.wH a.
SCHLICHTER. care or C. D. GARRETT.
Southern llldg.. Washington. D. ('. (Seal-.
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for the District of Columbia, Clerk nf the
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