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i THE WASHINGTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916.
15
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'.WAND NAVY'
, ; ORDERSOF TODAY
list' of 'Changes Announced
By Departments Affecting
Officers. . .
EDUCATIONAL
SPANISH
Mm1.nl, erlces for
months. LA SENORA
spring and summer
DEQUE. ll 17th nw.
WASHINGTON 8CHOOL or ClltROPRAC
TIC. HI 11th st. Ni W. Post-graduata
course cemmtncH April It. ends Jims U.
LOST AND FOUND
rOCKETPOOK Either on Congress lltlfhU
ctr or on Pennsylvania ve., containing
urn of monsy and tlckst to Toronto, Canada.
Apply .lilt Eye at. N. W. nsward. 1 .
WILL PAtTTT who waa Man pick up black
paradise fathra April II, llll, about 3:10
on car marked Ith and P ala. N, ,K,; r,turn
same to all M at. N, W., and receive re
ward. T
Leave for ten days, o take effect upon
bli arrival In tho United, mates. Rranted
Chaplain Oscar. J. W. Hcott, Twenty
fifth Infantry. 'Kach of the following
otflcerg of the Coaat Artillery Corp '
trAntferred as Indicated after hta name,
to take, effect on or about June 'M, lil:
Cgptj Lloyd O. Magruder, from tne
Vnenty.-second. to the Becond Company;
(.apt. Stephen H. tyould, from the aec
ond to the lKd Company; Capt. Howard
L,' Landers, from the IZoth to the l0th
Company. Cant. . Lawrence C. Craw
ford, Coast, ArtllleryCtorpa.v la assigned
to "the lath Company,, to take eflect, on
or about June-KV i. , First j.iew. ad
ney Payne, CoaatArtJery,. Corps, la re
llcved'frfcm" assignment , to the Becond
Companyvandi aisfgned to 'Coaat De
fenxesof LongAla1aid'8ound. Kach ot
the fpllowlngoffltera,ofltho Coaat Ar
tillery Corpala relieved from hta prea
nt assignment, and will Join the com
pany Indicated after hla name upon'lta
arrival at 'San Francisco,. Cal., en route
to 'Hbnolltttl,. xfttwall, Miot later than
July S,' WW; Klrat, Lieut. Mollis Lo'lt,
Muiler, to 125th Company: . b Irat Lieut,
frank .Drake, .to tiecond Company.
1'irat-iLleut.' Kll -E: Bennett. Coaat Artil
lery .Corps,- la relieved frtjm assignment
to' the Xlfth Cqmpany And placed ' on
the unasaignca list.
aOLD LOCKET with Initiate CI. F. II.. In
northwest section. Reward It returned to
(I. V. HUNT. 727 th at. N. W. ,
T
WATCH AND CHAIN-Oentleinan'e small
open-face with locket and dies emblem at
tached: Initials J. II. II,; emblem valued , as
keepsske: lost Sunday nltht In N. W. rec
tlon. Kinder will receive liberal reward If
returned to J. H. HOFFMAN, lilt New
Hampshire ave. N. W. V
BAR PIN 4 diamonds, l sapphires, jet In
necwecn i-ar
Dlallnum: lost on Sunday
road M. P. Church and 1471 Monroe at,
W. Liberal reward. MRB.
Hit Monroe at. N. w.
N.
n. r, fuller,
1
TAN GRIP between Columbia Oil Co., Hose
lyn. Va. and 3rd st. N. W., Wash, lie
ward If returned to MRS. T. C. TRESCOT,
Ilallston. Vs. Phone lll-R 1
B08TQN -BULL TERRIER-DarV brlndle.
Weight about'30 pounds: nsme'Tatter,. Re
ward ir returned to F.. DAKKRt WEAVER,
1051 I Q at.'1 ' !
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.
AMATEURS 'WANTED for amateur night.
Apply Manager LYCEUM THEATER. i
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
HALL-RACK
Golden oak. large and handsome, I2I.W, cost
about W. Easy terms or discount for cash.
Bare money. Buyat
. HOPWOODS, 8th & K.
REMOVAL BALE per cent discount (in
alt Reds, Springs. Mattressesi Dressers
and Chiffoniers. JOHNSON'S. 1X11 H St. N.
R. fNew aoods only).
rmn dim-
SI.NGcJR SEWING MACHINE
I1J.M: drophead; golden oak; weekly pay
menu or 'Itcounls for cash. Sava money.
""kOPWOQD'S, 8th & K.
BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES,
Detailed Information concerning the following opportunities may
bo secured free of charge upon application to '
BUREAU OP INFORMATION, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF LABOR, 801 MILLS BUILDING.
KEY TO ABBriKVlATlONH UBKD: HlAW Free board, lodging and waah
1ns;. PM Per month. PV Per week. PD-r-Per, day, PII -Per-hour. UAL
Free Hoard and lodging-. HOKAM Unfurnlshed'houae. garden, fuel and milk.
EH English speaking. Kzp -Experienced. Tr. Adv. Transportation may be
advanced under favorable conditions. ... .
Unless otherwise stated, It will be underatopd that all opportunities are of
a permanent nature, and the help is desired as soon as possible.
pon bale-
FURNITURE ,
New and slightly used. Easy terms or dis
count for cash, Bava money. Ruy at
NORWOOD, 8th & K.
niNO-Lady'a thjree-atone .diamond. Tiffany
seuingj at u. a, u. nan, ..iieiurn.io ju"
INE8S OFFICE., D. A. nHall.' liberal re
wsrd: no questions asked. . ' 1
HELP WANTED MALE
Morenents of Vessels. '
Arrhed Benham o,t Newport; Brutus
at 'Noffolk'-yard; 'Caesar at Norfolk
yard:'Colorado at;&'nble;o; Culgoa at
Guantanamo; subrriarlno V-2 at New;
Eaxlo at survey; grounds; Milwaukee at,
Slare'lslandTean Diego 'at-Mare Island;'
Tonopah at 'Nefrpprtr ,'
' Balled Mara"from Norfolk for' Cristo
bal: Montana at Nor;h ltler, N. .Y.. for
Newport: Oxrk -from Lambert ' Point
for, Tall of. the.llorseshoe; Sterrett from
ChsrleSton for "Key W.est; Tennessee
frotn Callao for Balboa.
, ! . ' 'NOTES. ,
The Hector, now at the Norfolk. yard,
has been, ordered to Guantanamo bay
anQ return to Hampton Roads.
Tho Jupiter, now en route from Vera
Cruz to Guarjtanamo' bay. to Boston
from the latter place and thence to the
Norfolk yard.
Thn i Charleston, .now. at San Diego,
his- been detached vfrom duty with the
Pacific reserve fleet and assigned to
duty With the submarine flotilla, Atlan
tic fleet. The vessel-'has been ordered
to procotd from San Diego to Cristobal
to assume her new. duties.
FUNERAL KITES FOR
, .CAPITAL RESIDENTS
Hours "and. Places of Services Ar
ranged' by Bereaved Families.
; ." .- :-
' funeral services for George F. Smith,
wo.dled; yesterday. ejrlll.-be JTeld at
his, late residence. Kt Eleventh street
northeast, Friday at fl 'o'clock; thence to
Holy Name ChuCh. where requiem
mass will be said. ' Interment will be
made In Mt. Olivet -Cemetery.
John T. Grace."
Kuneral services for John T. Grace,
U. 8.' N.', retired,-who died yesterday,
will p held -at 'his mother's home, 372
First street southeast, tomorrow morn
ing, thence to St. Peter's Church, where
requiem, mass win 'be ceicDrateu at n
o ciock. -
Lieut. Comm'di Ernest Dichman.
Funeral services for Lieut. Com. Ern
est Dldhman, clU war veteran, who
died In New York, where he had been
practicing law 'for a number ot years,
were held eterday with military hon
ors at Arlington' Cemetery, He waa at
one. time minister to Colombia. He is
survived by his wife, two sons, and a
daughter.
s Jesse W. Lee.
Funeral services for Jesse W. Lee, an
employe of the Treasury Department
for forty-nine years.- who died Monday
at hlH r..M.tp. In ParllslA Cnnrta. ff,H
tlghti'-three years, were held today at
HU Stephen's Episcofial Church, inter
ment was made In Hock Creek Ceme
tery under Masonic auspices, members
of the Grand Lodge acting as pall
bearers.' He leaves his vlfe, three
daughters, and three sons.
c , Francis L. Bernard.
PMnrral serlces for Francis L. Ber
nard, wrto died yesterday, aged thirty
four years. Will behcld at his late rest
dense. Conduit road, tomorrow at 8:30
o'clock, thence to 'Our Lady of Victory
Church. '"-where requiem mass will be
celebrated at 9 o'clock.
aaaiaiiMaMMenaaBi
Mrs. James A. Hurley.
Funeral services for Mrs. James A.
HurHy, who died yesterday, will be held
at her.- late residence. North Chevy
Chaso, tomorrow at-2 o'clock.
Mrs. Burnett Burrell.
Funeral,, services for Mrs. Burnett
Burrell, who died Monday, aged twenty
nine -jests, "iwjll be held at the residence
of-her nattier. 'Mrs. Cornelia Howard.
2234 Eleventh street nortjiwest, tomor
row at s o cipcir.
WANTED-
AN EXPERT-SOLICITOR1
An . excellent opportunity for a
young man ever iu, years or age. to
establish himself in good position
on, a newspaper. Must bo active,
work eight- hours .4cach 'day, and
need not answer 'unless ne reels
iat he can absolutely do the work
of an ' advertising solicitor. Write
BOX 225,'Times office.'
FOn BALE- .
. DININp ROOM SUIT
Very floe; full quartered oak china claret,
exrenslon table, buffet,, aervlng table, set of
chairs.- H0.'cot about :0. Easy terms If
rieelred or dleeount for cash. 8ae money.
""kOPWOODS.'ath & K.
WONTED-MISCELLANEOUS
CASH prices paid far worn elothlns either
ladles er men'ai aend poatal will calL B.
TAnBHES. liM Ith nw. Phone North .
WANTED Furniture, pianos, larpata, eta.
Phone II. Ita for wason, or have us call.
"WESCHLEn'B." m Pa. ave. N. W. 1
WANTED-Furnlture for easli. Bell
seeds to the man who elves the
mener7 Bee HOPWOOP. nth and K.
your
moat
t
FARM WORK.
' Maryland.
I70-W5. Jlonliomery Co. One boy (U or
II years ot ate) for general lobblns around
farm house, milking, chopping wood, etc.
White or colored, 'Kip. or green. X cows.
Tr. adv. from Washington. 113 I'M, DIAW.
I70-1KI. Talbot Co. One married and one
single man for general farm work. Any
KB. no colored. No objection to few chil
dren. Tr. adv., and deducted. Married
must be exp. Might take alngle aa green.'
IM PM with advancement. If worth Itl ?
room house (unfurnished), garden, fuel and
milk. Wife to do washing and cleaning at
extra nay. For slnkle. IM PM.. lWkU
S70-44M. Charlea Co. One married nan for
general rarm work. rousii or nussian.
Other Efl. KP. Children permitted. Ir.
adv., and deducted.' lis PM HOPAM.
AVork for wife when tieeded at extra pay.
lift-mi). Northumberland Co. One 'boy .fu
ll jeers of age) for chore work on farm.
Any ko. Tr. anr. m i-h, iut,i-
Virginia,.
110 Mil. Fairfax Co. One married. or jingle'
man. elnsle preferred, for general farm
work, milking, etc. Any whits E8. Exp.
preferred, but would tske good willing
. man without experience. I I'M, HI tor
'single man. .
pOMESTICS.
District of Columbia.
M7-JtW. Washington. I C, One cook de-
' elted. Colored. Ill PM IJ4U
U7-272l. Washington. U. C. One single wo
men for general housework. Any white.
.Intelligent. K I'W and home. Family of
four nereona.
HM-WasHlngton. D. C. One single woman
aa waltrees. Colored preferred. IK I'M,
IMtU No .washing. , ,
MT 2063. Washington. D. C. One single
woman for general housework, mending and
plain sen ins. tllelglan, French, bwodlsh,
banish, Bcotch, or1 English. Wages ac
cording to ability. Oood home.
" ,'Vlrglnla.
n(v-110- Northumberland Co. One woman or
1" girl for general housework, help with wash
lug. Any KB. II PM. nu. Tr. adv.
i- Threa In family. ; ,
MARRIAGES
niDOWAY-CnAWFOnD-On Baturday, April
17. ins, at noon, at Brick i'resiytrrMn
Church, New York city, J. CABTLB niDO
WAT to JEAN HUNTER CIlAWFOnD .
DEATHS
ENQEI'-On Wedneeday morning. April SO.
at .W a. m., DAV1U U ENOEU beloved
nusband or Mamie Engel, a nls residence,
210 Eighteenth street northwest.
Funersl from above address Friday morn
ing at 10 a. m.
SMITH-On April 23, llll.MAnY I. (ne
Ilarr), aged sixty-four years.
Funeral from her lata reeldenoe at Ar
lington, Va., on Friday afternoon at 3 p.
m. Interment at Congressional Cemetery.
Relatives and frlende Invited.
TOWNflEND-On Monday, April U. 1111.
CLAinB I1LAKE, beloved wife Of Clinton
Paul Townsend, at ber residence. The
Farnsboro.
Funeral from Bt. Paul'a Church. Ilock
Creek Cemetery, on Wednesday. April 2.
at 1 p. m. Interment In Ilock Creek Ceme
tery. !
Special Not5ces
Modern Dentistry AH Branches.
PAINLESS METHODS ItEABpNAULH
PIUUE8. WOHK OUAItANrUlJl). NO
CIIAHdK KOK AUVICE. IJI'KCIAI.IBTS JN
TltEATMENT OF 111(1118 DIBKAHB,
u. S. Dental Association.
101 Till BT. N.W.
. PAINLEH8 EXTRACTION,
DON'T WOnilY.
Bend all your Printing Troubles to
THE ANDERSON PRINTERY,
IUT NEW YORK AVE. PHONE MAIN MM.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders or
the Crlswell Chemical Co. will ocuur on
Thursday, May ith, at 2.10 p. m at W7
Fifteenth atreet northwest.
(Signed) u A. BWAHTZELU Beet.
FOR RENTROOMS'
Furnished. . .'
IDEAL APAnT. CO. l6l Pnnai .Ave.
Single rooms and apsrts. furnished com-
filete for housekeeping; large front room. 111;
arge room and kitchen, near bath, lit; 2
rooms' with porch. 120: vacant now; 1, 2 or 3
room aparts.. ready May 1st! 2 rooms and
eileeptng porch, electric lights, IZ2.&0: no leaie;
payable weekly or monthly. Pbona Main Till.
BAnnER-Sleady. at once. CAPITOL PATtK
.HOTEL HARDER 81IOP, North Capitol
and E at.
nOOTBLACKS-Two colored. 1113 Kth. at.
N.W. ' !
BOY with wheel. Apply room 213 Oxford
bldg.. Hth and New .York ave. 1
BOY Colored, to waah bottles. Apply 210 II
st. N. W.
BUTLER Colored, Fairmont, W. Va., gar
dener, pantry man, porter; white pantry
man. Invalid attendant, this city. 1011 N.
Y. ave.
CARRIAOB PAINTER-Apply at 7 Water
st. S W.
COATMAKERS at once for Inside.
W1NEMAN. IU F St. N. W.
Apply
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
WORKINOMEN-Buccess Is taking a back
seat with "reduction sales:" people are
getting wlee and know that they must pay a
profit, so If It's cashvou want io sae. best
wsy, .see us and look at some fine grade
tailored sllahtly used suits IS: ' one price.
JUSTH'B OLD STAND. Ill D. 1
FloeV Oil.
C. T. HUNTER'S sanitary dust-kllllng floor
oil keeps the floors clean and brlgnt and
ghes them a polished finish, lood for Jour
furniture. Try It. Only 10c a gallon, de
livered. Also Bug Exterminator kills all In
sects. IScj large can with apraver; phone
M. MM or call 111 Pa. ave. N. W.
THE KENBINOTQN APTB., Hth and Cllf'on
eta.. No. a Attractive front room; unllm-
Red telephene. Col. C.
, 'APARtMENTS TO LET
fjnfurnlshed.
U2.7th'BT. N.W.-Nlce bright S-room apaH-
mant with Dain:enura second -noort i.o. i-
jwlfnctp njjli. ....h.i.lLj kh.am. t...
stesrrf heat, and light, use of phone. Will
beready Mar 1; w. corner 17th and S
n. w.. ig per month. 1
lltH.BT. N. .W., 717 Two four-room Bats,
bath; one bachelor apartment.
IN MEM0P.IAM
(Notices for this column are accepted at M
rente flat, either prose or poetry. In case no
tice doea not exceed ten lines. And 10 cents
for each line In excess of ten).
UNDERTAKERS
Embalmcrfl. Funeral Directors.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKER A LIVEIIY,
2S Ta. Ave, N. W.
Telephone M. 11M. WABHINOTON. D. C.
JOHN 'R. WRIGHT CO.,
J3.TT llllh St. Ti. V. Xortk 47.
AUCTION SALES
U2 O BT. N. W. 1 very deetrgble rooms for
I. h. k.i second floor frontr southern exposure.
K BT, N. W., IMS Single room, second floor;
good meals.
mi- NBW YORK' AVE. N. W.-Becond Boor,
one room-god bath,
APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath, hot-water
"ktet. all plumbing, clean and fresh, la
Alexandria, sat block to cars for Washing-
iem rem Jt h. .ibAIMAftCim wuivr.. iu
King st... Alexandria, Va. I
EUCLID BT. N. W.. 10-Furnlshed room:
sleeping porch; Isdy or gentleman In office;
private family; references.' 1
1110 VERMONT AVB.-Large.' handsome al
cove front room: electric light: private
home; epeclal to October 1! also rear room
with sleeping porch; furnished or , unfur
nished. 1
3rd ST. N. W 424 Tao, front second floor
rooms, cheerful and convenient, ill per mo.
House Repairing.
METAL- CEILINGS .JKUT,,,: SI5
designs: esll. II. W. Msee. 4W D ne. I.lno T22w.
Window Shades.
GET THEM QUICK!
LOWEST pninFJ
LUTHER I. DERRICk CO..
til Hth St. N. W. Phon M. IMS
COIX3RED MAN Oood. to work on farm
near city, tot New York ave. 1
ENGINEER for general repair1 work and to
relieve engineer, fireman, and Ice iullr:
steady l-shlft Job; lit per week: second rata
license necessary, ntw aiiuauk COM
PANY. Hth st. and Parlrroad N. W., Waah.
Ington, D. C.
HANDY YOUNG MAN with tools.
York ave.
Ml New
1
LABORERS) JO for concrete work Thursday
morning. Ill E at, N. W.
WANTEDManager for Wilmington (Del.)
city directory: must be sood solMtor and
all around directory man: permanent roil-
t on. eastern DigEcronT co... Wil
mington. Del. , .
MEAT CUTTER In grocery store:
required. Apply 212 Pa axe. N.
reference
W. 1
PAPERHANGERB Six at once.
F st. N. FI
Apply 111
1
PAINTER and paperhanger: must deliver
the goods. Ml 7th St. N. E.
PAINTER'8 HELPER wanted at onee.
Ith st. N. W.
22
1
PRESSER at once,
sblre ave N W.
Apply 1241 New Hamp-
PRE88ER Apply at once. MANHATTAN
CLEANING CO. 145 B et. B. E.
PRE8SER WANTED
Apply 1242 It St. N. K.
1
PORTER-STAG
W.
HOTEL. (OS Ith St. N,
, WINDOW SHADES
Good quality shades fitted to your windows.
ttc. Best opaque. fA. All hung free bv one
knows how. J. o I'lUGnKCHT, izw it
ne. Phone Line. lira.
Uc.
I who I
', et. m
Paints.
mrrraLo a. l o. patntb.
Bold hr GEO. A. BMMONS.
MM Vt. Pleasant t N. W.
Mattresses and Box Springs.
SPECIAL Hslr and felt msttreveee mads
over and rencvated: all slse. II onlv.
EAGLE BEDDING CO.. 1SW Tth st. N, W.
Ph. N, 1210.
Window Cleaning.
ELLIOTT'S Northwest Window Clesnlr
Co Iftroserleanlng foore waxd. rollihel
shellacked, etc.: mndre prices. 100 V :.
N. W. Phone North IIM t
PA. AVE. N. W.. 120S-Opp.''Ralelgh.S cen
tral cars from station: hot water: rates.
Hth ST. N. W.. HU-Four rooms nicely fur-
nlfhed for housekeeping entire' flret foor;
desirable for aummer. Call between 10 a.
ni. and 1:20 p. m. Phone NorthM42.
10th BT. N. W.. 1U5. Apart. 1-Uedlum elie
front room; suitable for elderly gentleman:
also back room with porch: adjoining ball.. 1
Ith ST. N. E.. Ill Three large, bright, beau
tiful rooms; new house: first or second
floor: handsomely and com. fur. tor house
keeping: h. w. h.: tiled bath- front and back
porches; reaeonable. Line. 1008.
Ith ST. N. W., 413 Furnished room, with
porch: first floor; I. h, k.i 12 a week; other
rooms. 12 per week.
Wanted.
WANTED
VACANT PROPERTIES AND
Af ARTMENTB TO nENT.
W cannot supply the demand far road prop
erty. Let us list yo-jrs new.
, VO CHARGE. '
PAUL-V. MITCHELL A COMPANY.
. 1412 O St. N. W. t
FOR PENTHOUSES
Unfurnished.
112 V BT. N. W. Colored: rooms: newly pa.
pared and painted; 11104 D. M. GOOD.
ACRE. 2111 University place N. W.
JOSEPH F. BIRCH'S SONS,
.101 M. fit. 1W. W. West 8fl.
JAMES T. CLEMENTS' SONS,
1211 Wisconsin Ac. -ct RO.
MARTIN W. HYSONG CO.,
1014 MnNsnehnaetta Are. Main A420.
ADOLPH J. SCHIPPERT,
200 Va. Art. West 1311580.
ULRICH & BURDETTE,
1030 Wisconsin Ave. West 030.
S. H. HINES & SON, INC.,
1715 14th St.1 North ICO..
R. F. HARVEY'S SONS,
1323 14th St. North 281.
Tho. J. Until Jt fcun. AuIImmm.
THUSTKKS' BALE OF VALUAI1LE M
PROVED HEAL ESTATE, UE1NO TWO
J.V9;P.!PHV. U,UC'C UUELLtNGH, Nt3.
747 KEN YON STREET N, W. AND 411
"P" BTnEET N. W.
By virtue of a certain deed Af tmit duly
recorded. In Liber No. KSS, Kollo 104 et seq.,
pf tho land records of the District of Co
lumbia, and at the request of the party se
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will
sell, at public auction, In front ot the prem
ises, on Monday, the 1st day of May, A. I).
llll, at four o'clock 1. M the tollovvlng
described land and premises, i.ltuate In the
District of Columbia, and deeUnated hi and
being Lot 23 In Carl U. Keteratcln'a Sub.
division ot lot S In Block S of Todd and
llrown'a Bubdlvlslon ot ML Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains, aa per plat recorded In
Liber 22. pace n. of the Records of the Of
fice of the Surveyor for the Dlelrlst ot Co
lumbia. ,
AlSO ntlU riev At 1-1A n'.l,wlr t Xf all
that piece of parcel pt land In the City ot
Washington, District ot Columbia, dsscrlbed
aa follows, to wit. the east II feel front by
the full depth thereof of lot 12 In J. C.
Harkness and others commlsslsners aubdtvls
Ion ot square 110 as per plat inordsd In the
office of the Burieyor for the District of Co
lumbia In Liber R. W. at folio 106.
Terms: 747 Kenyon street sold subject to
a prior trust for ll.WO.OO, oalanco cash. 411
'I'" street sold subject to a prior trust for
11.200.00, balance cash. A deposit of 1100 on
esch parcel will be required at time of sale.
All conveyancing, recording, etc.. at cost of
purchaser. Terms of sale to ue compiled
with within U daya from day ot sals, other
wise tho trustees reserve the rltht to resell
the property at the risk and cost ot default
ing purchaser, after five Uas' JdvertUenient
ot such resale In some nspaper published
In Washington. D. C.
CLARENCE M. DE VEILE.
Trusta-s.
THOMAS F. MURRAY,
2007-2011 Nichols Atc. B. K. Line. 120.
GEORGE W. WISE,
2V00 M St. West 138.
W. W. DEAL fit-CO.,
SHI II St. X. K. Line. 3484.
FOR RENT-STORES
MODERN comer stores; central locations
'for barbers, druggists, dry goods, grocers,
hsrdsre. mllllnere. tailors; low rents.
PHILLIPS 'CO., 220 John Marahill place, t
to.180va. m.. I ta 4:10 p. m.
FOR SALE HOUSES
FAIRMONT BT. N. W.. 1411-Two newly pa
pered and furnished front rooms and beth:
private family; uss of phone; gentleman.
M. 771.
Sth BT. N. W., 1122-Fur. room: private Ger
man family; bath; phone; gentlemen only;
t'a per month.
1st BT. ?J W.. 1715 Two connecting rooms
completely furnished for 1. h. k.; gaa range;
phone,
fnfurnlshed.
N ST. N, W.. I4 Two front roome on 2nd
floor; In fine house: suitable for light house
keeping; tflroonth. .
Him m -i-h -Mi r miii h
$3,250
NEAR UNION STATION. GOVERN
MENT PRINTING OFFICE and all car
lines; 2-story and cellar brick dwelling;
alx rooms, modern bath; eplendtd con
dition: large kitchen; well worth U.7W
to I4.2U. Must Im sold at once. Rea
sonable ttrms. Good home or Invest
ment. JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Realty Rrokrr. 124 Is et. N. W.
MM MI MI MI Mill Mill
HARRY M. PADGETT,
730 Hth St. S. 15. Line. 1151).
HERBERT B. NEVIUS.
028 New York Ave. Slain 2387.
WILLIAM H. SARDO & CO.,
40S II St. N. K. Line. S24.
GEO. P. ZURHORST'S SONS, Inc.
301 lUst Cnpltol St. Line. 372.
W. R. SPEARE,
040 K St. Main 4280 tlfll.
Thoa. J, Uvren A bn, Auctioneer. !
TnUHTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE. BEINO PREMISES NO. ISO! Wrd'
STREET N. W.
By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded In
Liber No. 2710. folio lJ. land records of Dis
trict of Columbia, and at request of party'
secured thereby, undersigned trustees wlfH
asll at public auction. In front of premises.
APRIL TWENTY-NINTH. 1311. AT HALF
PAST TWO O'CLOCK P. M.. the following.)
described Isnd and premises In the District
of Columbia: Lot No. 217 In Elisabeth M..
AUen'e subdivision or part ot lot No. 221. In'
Bquare No. 1290, aa per plat retarded in the
Office of the Surveyor for the District ot Co
lumbia In Liber II at folio 100.
Terms of sale: Bold subject to a prior died
of trust for t2.0O0.00. and the amount oven
and above said trust to bo paid l.i cash. At
deposit of 1100.00 reaulred at time of sale
'Conveyancing, recording, etc., at cost ot pur-j
within fifteen dave from sale, .therwlia,
trustees reserve the right to resell the I Top.'
erty at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.'
auer nve aays advertisement in soma ni-we
ibed
Soda Fountain Supplies.
THERE IB MONEY In soda water: we earrr
over 25 fountains In stock: nstt and s-rond
hand, which we will sell on lhrl terms;
also everything In aupplles reritrd by dis
pensers or soda water, .RIIRCH. TI.EPS.
INC.. 40 Pa ave. Ni W. Tr0ne Itsln MO.
E BT. N. E.. 21-3 furnished roo-na for rent
on 2nd floor with ras. IU per month. 1
Ith BT N. W., 1324Two rooms, bath, heat,
gas; entire floor: private; 114; also two
sepsrate floor. Ill '
Wanted.
Flshlnjr Tackle. Etc.
FISIIINO TACKLE, base ball. alhtls and
sportlnf ood; first rises soods; reonsMs
prices. JOHN J. MAXWELL. 264 7th st. aw.
Full Dresj Suits For Hire.
SHIRT FINISHERS Experienced. PRA
XES POTOMAC LAUNDRY. Hth and D. '
TAILOR for' ladles' and gent'a work; good
pay to right man. Apply at once. 2037
M St. N. W.
WAITERS Forty colored, European plan.
Hi: mess hall. Ill: pastry cher. 154. room
and board. Apply DICK'S HOTEL AOENCT,
12lh and Pa. ave. N. W.
WINDOW CLEANER-Ready for nork; ref
erence. K5 10th at. N. W.
MOVlNGPACKtNG. STORAGE
HREPROOF STORAGE
WANTED
LABORERS
All classes, both white
and colored. Apply
BALTIMORE & OHIO
R. R. FREE LABOR
OFFICE,
NO. 10 F ST. N. W.
WANTED
200 Laborers;
white and colored.
Apply. QUANTICO CO.,
Quantlco, Va.
FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO PUITS
FOn HIRE.
M. T. PIMES. IOC! Ith st. N W. Ph M. till.
Carpet Cleaning.
CARPETS THORO AND CARKFULLT
cleaned: rugs woven from old caroets. mat
tresses renovated. Estimates "irn. .'.LRERT
KAULERT CO Kll ! . W. M. 201
PERSONALS
LOUISE MAIERscifp'TV.'in.
chiropody, hatrdresslng all branches taught
Openun. 101 KenoU Bldg.. Hth G. M.IBI
MAQQAfP Bnedlsh Mochono. Thoroohy,
IllrtOOrtUt Osteonhlr and Pcsln Treat
ment. Itl Kenols Bldg. Hth A O. Sun. till 2.
A llV ni I IC MANirtTRINO. SCALP
AJVlT CLI.IO TREATMENT. -711
11th st. N. W. Phone. M. 7111.
WANTED Two or three rooms aultsblefor
nacneior; reterenoee exrnanged: Xlplloi
Hill preferred. BOX 222. Tlmea office. !
ROOMS AND BOARD
L BT. N. W.. lOS-Furnlshed. with excellent
Isble board
10th BT. N. W.. 721-lArge front room and
board: reasonable; also one for IIS a month
CALIFORNIA ST. N. W.. 1127-Oellghtful
aummer location: private Southern family:
between two car lines: couple or two joung
men preferred: refs. North lltl. 1
TABLE BOARD
THE BHEPHERD. 10th and E rVM N. W.
ex. meals; bk 2So: lunch. tOc: 12.50 week.
SPECIAL LUNCH-724 Hth st. N. W.
Eouthern cooking, nice home mnde dessert,
hot bread, cake and waffles, I tickets II; ex
cellent table board. I2.M per week: quick ser
$25.00 MONTHLY!
flncludlna- all Interest and nrlnini
And a email cash parmsni, makes you
the permanent OWNER of one of the
most delightful and rompleta C9 07C
nine homes in tne a. E. Price, .,.MJ
tseally located near Lincoln I'ark.
f large rooms, tils-bath, cellar under
entire bouse, front and hack pnrchta.
excellent construction, ate Bampls
house, 1122 D st. 8. E. Open dally and
Bunday until I p. m. Ws want all who
are renting to come out and see thes
homes either for Inveetment or home.
How to get there Take Capital Traction
can to 11th st. B. E walk 2 squares
north: or Lincoln Tark cars to Hth.
and walk south I squares. Representa
tive on premises.
P. A. TALTAVULL,
448 7th St. S. W. Mnln 167.
THOMAS M. HINDLE,
fith nnrl II ata. X. W. Main S37.
O. B. JENKINS,
B4U II St. N. IV. Main 4MV1.
THOMAS S. SERGEON,
mil 7lh St. N. AV. Slain 1000.
FLORAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
of every description moderate prices.
GUDE.
1211 F. Bt. N. W.
CEMETERY LOTS
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
MISS JAMERON n'ouVo .
to o. m. '! N. Y. ave. N. W sec. Moor.
xtlCC Yni 1 C Manicuring and Scalp
AfllOO WtLLO Treatmt. Houra I to
I. 923 O et. N. W. Apart. 2. 2rd floor. '
MME. DEIXJREfl ROBINSON, maweuse;
rheOmatlsm, poor circulation, nervousness;
electropathlo treatment, annnlntme.it: dally.
Sunday. Main 222-J 45t Ith st. S. W.
Mnrilrln WUHflmx Manicuring. Hair
martiaa wniiams, Drcnei KlXr) lrrM.
ment. 701 11th nw. Apt II. Ph. M. 1140.
MRS MAE COHAN Maesaga and elee. treat
ments; facial, sraln treat., manlrurtnx: ree.
Identlal; open Sun. Ph. M ISJJ-J. 211 Kenols.
MO Separate Locked Rooms. HOO Month Up.
HerchaiU' Transfer &. Storage Ce.
Main 6900. 420922 E St. N.VV.
CLEAN, dry storage; for furniture and planoa.
Eatlmatea iheirluUy given. WESCItLER'S.
m Pa.' ave. N. W, Phoaa Main tat
"SATETY FIRST."
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF STGRAaB.
UNITED. STATES STORAGE CO.
Rooms, 12.00 and up. .Moving. Parking.
Phene Main 4221. 411-420 10th st. N. W.
z Ha)vwarfJMlKltl
icBHpr-ssrBji
, QU) .Storage. Mouma.
I.OO-per ana. wp.
MOVING, PAUKI.VU by
Experts. Low Rates.
UNION STOHAGB CO.
414 M at. Main 4374.
'MOVING fuSed8
Phone U. M0-IUV
' KREIG'S EXPRESS, .
Wt n Btrset N. W.
WOyAQg. PACKING. AND BHIPPINO.
YOUNG MAN Thoroughly ex-
perienced, to take charge of soda
fountain in department store; good
salary and permanent position to
person of ability and experience.
BOX 230, Times office.
YOUNG MAN Bright, good appearance,
who has had soma experience on telephone
switchboard. Hours, 4.20 p. in to 11 h, ni.
References required. Apply BOX 277, TIn'es
office. ,
WANTED.
YOUNG MEN & BOYS.
Apply
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH CO.;
1401 F ST.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
M1CQ P&TIM Manicuring and Pralp Treat.
iii... .... mnt.
Anart 1.
Phone Main
-sr
711 7th
',r
st. N. W.
DR. REED
SPECIALIST
804 Seventeenth Street
Over 30 Years' SSrS'&l"
and epeclal Dlaeasss of Men ard Women.
Means Health tp You If You Suffer
Irom Catarrh. Obesity, Rheumatism, Consti
pation, Piles. Threat. Lungs. Dram. Heart,
Illood and Skin Dleeasea. Nervous Dtblllty.
Kidney Diseases. Bladder Troubles, Speclde
Blood Poisoning. Eruptions. Ulcsrs and All
Private Diseases Cursd for Life by Safe
Me'hbde
M. Bacteria vaccines and all the new, se
rum, snd anti-toxins administered.
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished
CONSULTATION FREE
Private' Waiting Room For Ladies,
Office Hours 10 to I. I to I. Sunday. II ta IX
CLAIRVOYANTS
M. SPENCER,
THE WORLD'S MOBT CELEBRATED
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Studio, 1318 14th St. N. W,
CONSULT THIB GIFTED LAfaY AND BE
CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF THE HON
ESTY AND SINCERITY OF HER WORK.
Without asking a question she will tell you'
the object of jour call, giving names of
friends, relatives, and actual .'acts concern
ing your life and circumstances, which ynu
know to he absolutely true. THE MADAME
WILL REFUSE TO ACCEPT ANY FEB
UNLESS SHE GIVES THE UTMOST HAT
IBFACTION. IMMEDIATELY RENEFITED AND PER
MANENTLY HELPED BY CONBULTIVG
HER AT ONCE. !
705 EIGHTH ST. N. W.
MME. CARLETTA,
CLAIRVOYANT. IMPRESSIONAL CARD
READER. PALMIST. 20 years' experience,
mnetly In Washington. Without a 'iiurttlon
TEL1.8 ORJKirr TALI YOUR NAME.
NAMES OF FRIENDS. ENEMIES. Advice on
nuslness, Love, Courtship. Msrrlsge, Dlvorre,
Past, Present. Future. Hpedal Reading. II.
More exact Information, better adtlre than
lou have ever had. Separated '-united
n'.n?i. 705 8th ST. NjW. ,..
PHONE MAIN MJ0
COME OUT TODAY
Greater Capitol Heights
LOTS $20 T.O $100.
$1 Cash. $1 Month.
,5c car fare.
TAKE It ST. CAR TO MST ST. N. E.
AOENTS AT OFFICE. IUT AND CARS.
COME OUT SUNDAY.
O. B. ZANTZINGER.
. Offlrpc Maln on"1"- va N- T
V-MUWea. on arounds. list and Care.
HOW TO BE TOUn OWN LANDLORD
on slot cash and IU month, at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars drop
postal, telephone, or call on WM. II.
RITCHIE. 41J.4M Colo, bldg lei. M. 1045.
For Kent.
TWO DESIRABLE COTTAGE8 near the
elation; good water, hade; dna place for
poultry. Addreea M. B. PAYNE, Uarcroft,
Alexandria County. Va. !
Cedai Hill Cemetery
Washington's Newest and Prettiest
CEMETERY
FOR WHITE PEOPLE
Lots on sale and aelllng rapidly. Buy
now and aave K0. For limited lime,
lota are selling 1 Umsa cheaper than
any temetery in the District ot Colum
bia. LOTS $5.00 UP?.
Special rates to arganliatlona and so
cieties. For further Information ad
dreea JOS. J. CAYLOR,
Treasurer. 79 tth st. N. E,
Telephone Line. 112 Auto service.
paper publish
In Waehlnaton. D. C. 'A
BENJAMIN II. GRUVKR.
BRUCE CLEVELAND. tl
Trustees. ,y
LEGAL NOTICES
-rt
JP
VITAL RECORDS.
FOR SALEFARMS
DELMAIN SISTpRSgiJSlSS
ants. Card Readers; tsll what sou want ta
know. Readings. 10c: test. 10c; 12 n. n. to 3
p m. Bunday, 4 to I. 113 7th at. N. W.
AUTOMOBILES
For Hire.
CHAMDERMAIDS-Apply
TEL at once.
RALEIGH HO.
fia BBavtnsT fas vtae
augc. N. S3 or N. 1.044.
SMITH'S TRAKSPKH
S1-ORAUE CO, kia
P. Higb rh. w. mss.
OENERAL HOUSBWORKER for New York,
i In family, fare paid! ealary 120 per month,
Apply at once. FISHER'S HOTEL AOENCY,
411 lvthet.N.W. .
LADY TYPIST at "once." Apply !S John
Marohall place, THE CITY HALL SUPPLY
CO;
MANGLE GIRIJI-Experlenced, white. Ap
ply COLUMBIA LAUNDRY. S3 O St. nw.
SKIRT DRAPER and helpers, and waist
finishers. Apply 1121 Conn, ave. N. W.
WAITRESSES-Experleneed. WHITE 'AL
ACE LUNCH ROOM. 1111 Pa. ave. 1
WAITRESSES 10 experienced whites good
ran a pours work, llll 11th t. N, W. 1
iron JURE FIVE PASS. DODQE TOUR-
1NG CAR DRIVEN 11Y OWNER. 31.60 TO
li PER HOUR. SPECIAL RATE8 iOR
SHOPPING. NORTH 1231.
enpn AiiTn; Fon mE. u per
rUKUAUlUS HOUR. Hpeclal lates
by day or week. Line. 1711. 1
MME. VERNER&Wn
tal Scientist) can' be seen at her eld address,
IM H st. N. W., 2d floor. Phons M. till,
Miss LaPoints rVsa.',i,I5iS!,":I.
till Hth St. N. W.
MADAM FIELD MrtrU't!
Reunites the separated. N. HSI-J. 122! 7th nw.
FOR HIRE-Phone orth 1710. night or day.
Ford car. reasonable.
MAIN 7lEl Day or Night.
13 blocks or less. 10c; city proper, Tto;
minus 1 mils. 50c: esch additional mile. Ho.
Auto Painting.
Phone Main 1272. estlmatea furnished. T.
PERKINS, carriage, automoDiie, wage
Inlingt special prices on an spra car.
pa. ave. r. w waenmavnn. v, u.
lif
PALMISTRT-CARD READING.
MRS. R. LUSBY,
Tarot and Foreign Cards; East India Crvslal.
T..!.. only. (LICENSED.) Closed Sunday.
Reference a. 733 i2th NW. ? ""'
to ability. , till 1:20 p.m.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
' 14-ACRE OR 12-ACRE"
FRUIT AND CHICKEN TARMS.
RiailT'AT THE CARS.
ONLY ONE CAR FARE.
Only a few of tUese miniature .arms to ba
sold. An ooportnnlty seldom lound on one
car-rare limit and easy terme.
ASK MR. FOWLER,
101 F BT. N. W.
PROPOSALS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
TUG UIr..NKllAI, HUl'l-J.l .O.MMlT THr..
April !0. llll. Sealed proposals will bo re
ceived at the office of the .General bupp.y
committee. Auaiiora uuuaing, v.nsningion.
D. ,C,. until two o'clock p. m.. VHlndny,
MsynO. llll, for furnishing 'he L'xetutlve
Departments and other Government Estao
Ushments dirlng the four months of the fs
caW ear -from July 1 to October 31, toil. In
clusive, with flour, forage and ,eed, I'lars 11.
Blank forms ot specifications nd liiHlruc
tlons to bidders will be sent to tho address
of all manufacturers and dealers on the
presept mailing-list, and will be tur-ilshcd to
others upon application to the Onernl Sup
ply Committee. D. R, NEWTON. Acting
Secretary of the Treasury. I
Births.
Clarence H. snd Alma Welch, boy.
Gus A, and Etta I- Wlckstrom, girl,
F, Ford and Mars U Thompson, boy.
George and Nellie Hansford, girl.
Max and Eva Ulmon, girl.
Goodman and Rebecca Rubin, boy.
Edwin and Minnie Mathews, girl.
Nicholas and Plcucarla Koutsonkos. girl.
Benjamin and Eva Kraft, girl.
Max and Roee Uoldbrrg, girl.
Loula A. and Elizabeth Ellington, girl.
Henry A. and Kathcrlne A. Deale, girl.
Walter U and Blanche G Hall-J.nl, boy.
James F, and Theresa Anderson, bov.
lwls It. and Mary E. Williams, girl.
Einmlt and Hattle Caiinady, girl,
Charles and Elmlr Butler, boy,
Deathi.
Bvrn M. Oranberger, 41 )rs Georgetown
Univ. Hos
James Smallen. 76 yrs., Gov. Hos. Ins.
Luella A. Downs, 2 ra.. The Carlisle Apts.
Marie Dldden. 76 rs.. llll Glrard at. nn,
Paul Iemeshenshy, 4S rs., Gov. Hos Ins.
Robert J. Hollohsn, 48 yrs.. 1103 K st. ne.
Margaret Marks. I rs 145 A st. ne.
John T. Grace, 41 rs., Gov. Hos. Ins.
Clifford L Hagan, 10 mo 707 1st St. nw.
Ellen Jackson, CO jrs., .M0 Hth at. se.
Thomas Oantt, 3 jrs., Frcedmen'e Hos.
John Jackson, M rs. Electric R. R. track,
Cabin Johns.
Vincent Jackson, 31 rs Emergency Hos.
Alice King. 62 yrs.. 1224 B st. nw.
Ella Yrager, 60 rs 310 11 st, sw
James I'ane. 30 jrs.. rrredmen's Hos
James E, Goodlow, 43 yrs., I.f2 Howard ave,
se.
Busan le. 31 rs . 124 C St. sw.
Conrad II. Sitae, Jnmca Prancla Smlth2
Attorney. '
IN THE 8UPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict ot Columbia. Holding a District
Court. In re: Condemnation of land for aC-1
quiring right-of-way for the Plncy Branch)
Trunk Bewer, through bquarea 3001 and 3W7.1
In the District ot Columbia. District Court.
No. H7I. Upon consideration of the petltloiv
of the Commissioners of the District of Co-C
lumbta, filed In the above entitled cause, and
on motion of counsel for the saM Commls-'
slonera. It Is by the Court this 23th day of'
April. A. D. 1911, ordered: That the Cleric
of the Court Issue a illation to M. M. 1'arA
ker, residence 1020 Vermont Avenue. North
west, Washington, D. C to uppear In thla
Court on the 17th day of May, A. D. 1911, ad
10 o'clock A. M., to answer the eald petition!
and to ehow cause why the prafrs thercoC
ahould not be granted, and why the rlglu-ofJ
way through Squares 3XH and 3007 ahould not
be condemned for acquiring the right-of-way
for tho Plncy Branch Trunk Bewer
through the aforesaid parcels of land. It la
further ordered: That a conv of eatd cita
tion be nerved by the United .Slates Marshal
for the District of Columbia upon such own
ers of the land sought to be condemned here
in, and auch persona Interested iherclu. aa
may be found by the said Marshal, or hie
deputies, within the District of Columbia;
and It la further ordered: That all persons
having any Interest In these procaedlnga be,
and they are hereby, warned and required to
appear In this Court on or before the said
17lh day of May, A. D. 1116. to answer llifl
said petition and to continue In attendama
until the Court, shall have made lta tlnal
onlT, ratifying and confirming the nward
ami report of the Commissioners to be ap
pointed by the Court to appraise tho vnlue
of the respective Interests or all persons con
cerned In the land and premises mentioned
and described In the aforesaid petition. It Is
further ordered: That, a copy of this order
be published once a week for three succes
sive weeks, beginning at least twenty itaya
before the raid 17th day of May, A. D. 191,
In the Washington Evenlnc Star, the Wash
ington Herald and The Washington Times,
newspapers published In the raid District,
before the said 17th day of Ma), A. I). 191.
Ily the Court, r. 1.. miuiu.h, justice.
(Seal ) A true copy. Test. J. II. YOUNG,
Clerk, hy K. E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
MADAM JEAN medm':"""0
Clairvoyants are born, not made. Madam
Jean has been one since childhood, acknowl.
edged by press and publtouo jbe the greatest
clairvoyant In the world, can uoslttvsly re
unite the separated. Get a reading from this
remarkable woman. Will tell you names,
dates, and facta without asking ou a single
question. You have a power of our ovrn.
either for good or evil. Cultivate the rood
Develop It. Uss It, Call and be convinced1
Frtvata rooms, ou see no one.
736 8th St. N. W. New Address.
UNITED 8TATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
Room 306i,Southern Rulldlng. Washington.
D. C Sealed proposals for furnishing and
placing riprap on tne seawaii lounuaiion. ana
for furnishing and delivering building none.
Anacostla.Rlver, D. C.. win be received here
until 12 m . May, 15, 1811. and then opened.
Further Information on-appllcatlon.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
I-I-I-I"1-'I-1"1-1"I'1'I"1 ! M II M
Real Estate Loans
No Commissions
Easy Monthly Payments
no unnecessary delays or
extra charges on District
rteal Estate.
Assets Over $2,600,000.
Over 1120,000 in profits
for past year paid In cash
to members, including; bor
rowing members. '
SPIRITUALISM
JURS. MAMIE STEVES, ffsJSffiS1,
Readings dally; seances Tues Thiirs. eves.t
Frl.. 1 P in. Ph. Line 301l. IU N. J. hvs. B.B.
MRS. H.M.NOLAN fiKigKli'-
Readings dally: spiritual siivkes riunlay snd
Thursday evenlnas. llrj H rt. N E.
MRS. ROTH ?u:.d.ln.B,
I0U Ith St. N. W. A bov a L
ENGLISH! PALMIST I MRS. WHITE. 711 22d M. iiw,-noes Sun..
Is advice on business Wsd.. Frl.. I p. m. Trlvjts rei-Hait dally,
is iv w .Mi t.h mw. flunAftv iv anwolntment. Phone W. ilo-J.
Dallr. heki-is
nd Thurs. svs.
Above Library
Madam Catherine WflUS
A rmvA War1ap. TVaittaltSt mAtrm nr husilnslU
aad love affairs. Located It yrs. Wl Ith w. Bunday by appointment. Phone W. M0-.
Conrnd II. yuie, Jou.ck Fram-ls bmltti.
At I urne a.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trlct of Columbia. Holding a -'District
Court In re: Condemnation of land for
rights-of-way for sewer In the line of 19:h
street, southeast, between Nalor rtoad and
P alreet, through Parcels 211. -IS17, and
21111. In the District of Columbia. District
Court, No. 1273. Upon consideration of tho
petition of the Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia, filed In the nboe entitled
inuae, and on motion ot counsel for the avld
Commissioners, It Is by the Court this SMh
day of April, A. D. 116, ordered. That the
Clerk of the Court Issue a citation Io John
L. Mahoney. residence 1909 Najlor Road,
Southeast, Washington D ' C Sarah S.
Multh, residence 2111 l'th Street. Southeast.
Washington, D. C ; Laura Haxel -esldence
Twining City, D C: Annlo Rohey. Alice
Robey. and James Hone), residence 19.1
Na)lor Road, Southeast, WashltiKton. "3. C.
to appear In this Court on the 17th day ot
May, A, D, 1911, at 10 o'clock A. M to an
ew er the said petition and to show came
why the prayers thereof should not be grant
a anrf whv the rlnhta.of-vvay throuah Par
cels 21111. 2W17. and 21SH. should not lo
intideinned lor the purpose of constructing a
sewer In the lino or win etn-ei. iorami,
between Nalor Road and V street, and more
particularly described In the petition filed
herein. It Is further ordered- That a copv
of said citation he served hy the United
btates Marshal for the District of Columbia
upon such owners of the land sought to be
condemned herein, and such persons Inter
ested therein, as limy be round lv the said
Marshal, or his deputies, vlthln thn Dlstrlf
or Columbia: and It Is further nriljred Th
all persons having hii Interest In these 7.
credlngs be, and they are berfhy. warned
ami required to appear In thla Lourt on or
before the said 17th dnv of Mav. A D J11J.
to Hnsner the wvld petition uml to contlnuQ
In attendance until the Court slinll liuvo
made Its llnal order, rallfilng ami ronflnn
Ing the award and report of the Commis
sioners to bo appointed by the Court to ni
praise the value of Ihe respective Interesta
of all persons concerned In the land and
premises mentioned and described In the
nroresald petition. It Is furth-r ordered:
That a ropy or this order be published onea
a week for three successive weeks, beginning
nt least twenty da.vs before the said 17lh
day of May, A. D llll. In the Washington
Evening Blar. the Washington Post, and Tho
Washington Times, newspapers published In
the said District, neiore me rani inn iny
Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Bide. Assn. t
.1. j.,n v , iu- v. X of Mav. A. u. wig,
T-H-M-Hl IWWtttW4 &CT VFc! -ni
NINGHAM. Asst. vierK.
Hv tho Court:
(Heal.) A
F. I,
true eopv
iOl'NO Clerk, hy F E. CUN-
MONEY TO LOAN on real eeute: lowest
ratea: prior payment prlvlUtes; isrge
amounts. TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Ill Hth.
MONEY TO LOAN-1260 to 1300,000 on D. C.
real estate. Several trust funds, U to I
per cent. All transactlona conducted w.ts
economical consideration lor borrowers
WM II. SAUNDERS & CO..
gouthe-n rtulliMng. M7 11th st. N W.
riRST AND SECOND TRVST LOANS AT
6 and I per cent; M0 tn IS.Of", on residence,
apartment, or buslnees rropertv stralg'it
note or monthly payments; can i-j arrsnjid
In three dais. PAUL V. MITCHEU, as CO.,
1411 O N. W. I
RUG WEAVING
OUR woven rugs are guaranteed a y"
carpets cleaned and scoured OIJ) LAL.
RBI. ECLIPSE. 309.311 10th St. 8. W. M. I7M-J
HORSES AND VEHICLES
HORSES ami wagon! line condition; sii'.tatl
(or any kind of dellvsry. call after 4 M
. in. SH Q it. N W.

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