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THE TDTES SATURDAY 1L4Y 1 1900 WAS GTON 11 I I > Victory Conceded Travis in SemiFinals Wins First Round- with both en playing hi tbalr form Whr J Travis national t ur champion of America woa hta- r i Kb teenbate match from Allen Lard vf Chevy cue by 10 up thU morotng Travis started the game on the play r it and 6 up on the turn Larf- lVti the Or t hole Travis took the rn i and third Lard showed slgna or fturnlnjr to form en the fount hhote- fiaklnif it in three On the fifth be f oinped badly makta It in six while avis made it ir five Travis made the course In n a per- t t score breaking the record of Star jiian who made the course In 73 during ip qualification round Among those who watched the play this morning was Kcpresentathre Nicholas lxmwortli Match Started Lard and Travis teed off from the f rat hole at 19 oclock Before they had I Utyed three holes it was apparent that th match would at least be hard fought close Botk men played the first form lArd won first hole 4 and 6 1 k the second 4 and and the third 4 On these holes the champion Kain displayed his unusual ability at t approacl The sixth hole was halved in four Lard suffered a second reversal and I J ifd in Me work on the seventh green 1 Ing the hole which Travis made Cc four Again on the eighth the ama won pocketing the ball in four The Chevy golfer made t o hole inflve By a phenomtnal 2r the eghth tee and a correspond rgiy good put Travis made the ninth I io In two one below par Lard Tj bed the hole in four From the 7 nth in the Chevy Chme golfer seem 1 to gain confidence and although he u d to reduce the lead of the chain I u in the remaining holes he difplay much better form la Perfect Farm In driving for the seventeenth hole tia men showed perfect form but itl d in the short approach strokes anti J Uvod the hole in four TIM eighteenth Tvas also easy Tram drove to the left f the green into the long grass but J y a beautiful recovery managed to- f rn matters ieneral disappointment prevailed over- t c unexpected reversal which Lard en- c Untered His form both hi the quail ration rounds and the matches yester y had led the majority of those that era following the tournament to be that he would prove a worthy exponent for champion still tile conclusion 01 the morning- i a d even sanguine admirers ha- di match to Mr rras The pair will start the after z a round immediately alter luncheon In the second eight S Weir oC Wit tiiSton and A F Matting of the umbla Club are playing an eight round of a thlrtysixholi r 1- 1Jui wtaeber this morning was Idea i iay A very light wlndwew e making it much cooler It rff strong enough to materially af f f the scores The couse is in superb condition The anges In the location oC holes since t tournament Kurt session met with f n rral commendation by the visiting f Ker The bare spots have been coy 1 The have made the 1 nka better adapted for playing in tour r monts because of the added difficulty Many Spectator prctatora this morning r followed- r in the train of Travis and Lard A JHK them wtre some of the most TT mJnent golfers In the East who ha- dt eliminated in the earlier rounds Viiile interwtt centers on the Lard ctvlg and tvdrMalUnjrly matches rrs In the second and third slxteens- ivvc their following chiefly on account rf the Interest attached to jTar The most unusual feature of the vr Ohase players against a Tartar field of visitors ever be- en seen on the Chevy Chase link Chase and two imbla players are represented In the f t tires slxteens Local Rivals inn or the matches between the rival al clubs was that played by W C Thacher of Columbia and R KaunT mann of CJhevy Chase Club in the fourth sixteen Thacher scored a clean jrtory by 4 to X After having the first hole Thacher- l nk the lead He was t up at the flrn and eoming in toereased his lead by one A number of society people of Wash rnjsrton arrived at the club shortly after nofu to witness the flial round of play rtween Travis and Lard The chain j matoh is to be one of thirtysix nips AS is that in the second eight be wp n Weir and in all four rxteens flnaJa are being played this afternoon An open handicap matoh is also being this afternoon Mrs Ormsley MoCannon was one of the first to turn in her card She covered the course In M Parker Wing In the seatlflaals of the second six t rn A Parker defeated A Gourlay a complete traverse of the course Jy 1 up and iL X Hoyt defeated C T FJralley by S up and 7 One of the l t matches of the morning was that T twen G B Adams Baltnsral Club F Bills Park Club twenty holes J M atoddard was defeated in the- r mlflnals of the third sixteen II T avldson by 1 up Davidson had the iinbia golfer 4 down nit the eleventh t r hy superior woek both by driving- t 1 putting Stoddard evened play on n vt vente nth hole YOUR SHOES Allans a powder Relieves j iBfjl smsjrtlnir nervous feet and ingrow- g nails sad Instantly takes the stInt out roms said bunion its the greatest- c ifort discovery of tbe age Allens Foot 3as make tight or new shoes feet easy is a OMiniu tart for sweating callous B oll n tired aching feet Try It today t T all Druggists and Shoe StorM By r ail for 25c in Dont accept any t utitute Trial package FREE Address Vi S Olmsted Le Roy N Y Non better Imported pur and warrmnted all tutee 60o PER POUND in s anU Quar Valuable Prrsrnts J n with each pack The Great Atlantic 7aoifie Ten Co IV in r Tth an K- iranh s in the City CHAMPION LEADING r IN GOLF TOURNEY INK eec r and lair of the In tIM Tray 5 Land < t tour r 1 l o the but- t tn the < ole t ov r uret 1 j t Club h ship 1 ed nor t nd rng played to decide former a wnner b SHAKE INtO root 1 TheaNectar Tea Ab- ut I v S lib Url Iwe esr 1 I urn 4 4 A coure good drive- r f his I i + r I s 4 suit v m I Halve 4l fd U I tiu < < < < < < > > < < < + BURKE GIVES POINTERS- ON MARATHON COURSE Expert Shows That There Will Be Plenty of Hill Work and That the Last Ten Miles of the Road Will Be the Best Sandy Places Letters to Marathon 6 By THOMAS E BURKE GoingMany I I RunnersNo I I I went over the intercity course from Washington to Laurel yesterday after- noon and returned over the same route Its a stiff course and there are some hills that will cause bother to those who are not in condition The last half of the course is what might be termed excellent going when 13le Mara- thon courses in general are taken into consideration Just after leaving Laurel the roads are all that could be desired for a few miles and whit bad spots will be en countered between Laurel and a foot path on the side of the road will give the runners some advantage Although the first part of the journey may seem tough keep the fact in mind that the last ten miles are almost per- fect for Toad work The course is somewhat hilly but the up grades do not occur too frequently when the distance twenty miles is taken into consideration The Boston course has often been described as the bilMard table course Thjs is true In a way but the last six miles of that course is Indented with hills while the runners in the TimesNews race June 12 will find the hardest part of their work in the first half ofthe distance Bo prepared for hill work The up- grade is a little harder than I antici- pated Tom Longboat and Carrey of Canada have been the only men who ran the entire distance over the Boston course which Longboat holds the record but it is doubtful if Caftrey would have run twentyfive over such roads ae lay between Laurel and Bentsville 1 cautioned you to beware of stonea on the road in your training strftr and after covering the course yoflVivy doubly caution you There are very few turns tne Con tee 0 miles 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cars Which Are in Run And Officers in ChargeH- ere Ire the entrants drivers starting and finishing timers and observers in the Auto Reliability run I I + Schedule of competing cars in order of starting 1 Maxwell MaxwollBriseoe Motor Co entrant E J Brigs driver leave- S 9 a m finish 12 p m Did not start ChalmersDetroit Motor Car Co entrant A S Zeil driver leave 503 finish 21 p m Joe True observer ThomasDetroit J J Ryan en trant J J Ryan driver leave 506 a m finish 838 p m Started too late to qualify 4 Packard Luttreil Co entrant John Day driver leave m fin- is 241 p m Charles Orme observer- S Wayne A D Boston entrant A D Boston driver leave 512 a m fin- ish 244 p m J B Sperry observer- S Ford Charles B Miller Bro entrant C HL Miller driver leave 615 a m finish SS7 p m C H Fecklin observer 7 Columbia Abe Cohen entrant Abe Cohen driver leave ill a m finUh 230 p m J A Pltkin observer- S Chase H C Wilson Bro en- trant K J Drake driver leave 521 a m Snub ffKB p m DM no start Ford H G Machin entrant W E Miller driver leave B a m finish 60 p m Dr J H McConnell observer ML Oldsmobile Automobile Co of Washington entrant O W ITofT driver leave 527 a m finish 256 p m B Lowe observer IL Brush R W Nichols entrant R W Nichols driver leave 880 a m I lfIG a I Po wan a- in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ANNAPOLIS Md May 16 Aside from the intense heat the conditions are ides for this afternoons race between the Potomac Boat Club of Washington and the Naval Academy crews The Severn river to as smooth a a mill pond with scarcely a breese blowing The favorable condition of the water- is expected to prove a decided advan- tage to the who have been rowing dally under practically the same conditions on the home course It was that the water would be the undoing of the who now seem to be realty dent of mak leg a good showing against the fast navy eight that has a victory over Columbia University to Its credit One of the crowds that has ever come over from Washington for a race in on hand for this contest Th Potomac crew accompanied by many leilnwciubmen came over on a special train ow the electric line bringing shell along on an extra car Although exact time of the race has not yet been It Is planned to start about 330 The Potomac oars- men took their lunch at noon at the Navy training table side by side with the met against whom they are to row POTOMAC BOATMEN HOPE FOR VICTORY feared their STRAW I VALUES S250 HATS to S35O HAolIQOTt TCRU TUBE ROSES While They Last 1 C I Each The Florist 1 916FSLY settled I tr T SL90s4j- MJFMAN kS i 4314335iYeHThST- C KRAMER ¬ ¬ ¬ road to confute the contestants and at the mistakes might occur there will be checkers and offi- cials to warn the competitors and put them on the right truck The last ten miles are on a practically level road with little or no dust 10 bother the runners and it would be well for all those In the Intercity race to remember that they will find their troubles in the early stages Be prepared to meet several sandy spots y9u have an opportunity to do your training work hills pre- dominate use your efforts in running up these hills Do not change the stride that you have teen using on the level roads any than you can help Your stride wilt shorten percept ibly upgrade but you must there are downgrades to relieve the spent energy when the ups and downs between Laurel and ton are taken into consideration its about an even break The fastest running In the intercity race other the first three miles will be between and Wash Ingtou although tle roads between Beltvllle and Bladensburg are not half bad At Contee about three miles from the start of the race the roads com- mence to get soft and sandy butare- In no condition than the roads from Ashland to Framlngham the two Massachusetts towns that mark the curse of the socalled Boston bil Hard table route After over the course from Washington to Laurel and a return from the town where the start will be made to the finishing line in front of The Times I would call the course a stiff one but not half as hard as the original course at Athens anti It compares favorably with the three routes used m New York city There is going to be some fOOlish run- ning by a few novices during the first three miles of this race do your training with the knowledge that there are some tough and sandy roads between fourth and the tenth muGs o expect Always In mind that molt that ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ finish 612 p m R A Bates observer 32 Paokard Isadora Freund entrant- L Freund driver leave 638 a m fin- ish 366 p m S M Trammel observer 11 Matheson William Orme entrant- W B McBurney driver leave 536 a m finish 30 p m J Waldron ob server 14 StodrtarQL Lt P Dorselt Co entrant Ct nce Baxnatd driver leave 59 a m finish 3Si p nu P Eubanks observer K Franklin Ciok Stoddard Co entrant M S Baton driver leave 542- a m finish 34 p m T B Walsh observer 1 Bulck Buick Motor Co entrant- J A Muehleisen driver leave 616 a m finish 357 p m J G Green observer JR Thomas entrant- S R Thomas driver leave 549 a m IS Oldsmobile Pope Automobile Co of Washington entrant Frank Tyser driver leave 551 a m finish 403 p m R ie Neal observer It Reo Lester D Moore jr en- trant George Thomas driver leave 654 a m finish 596 p m ME Miller observer 20 Matheson TAmes Ormo entrant James Orme driver leave 667 a m finish 33 p m B J Dougherty ob- server 21 Brush R W Nichols entrant D T Bussey driver leave 600 a m fin- ish 642 p m S P Compher observer con 17Pullman finish ZO p tn M lhapln observer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IS FAVORITE NEW HAVEN Conn May JR Tale and Harvard athletes will meet at 3 oclock this afUrnoen on Yale field In annual track meet which promises to be one of the most and exciting contests in many years The Harvard delegation arrived ye- rterdy and their supporters are coming In on every train while the team is in excellent condition and many are optimistic regarding the is the consensus of that Yale will win NEXT- A broken pitcher was offered as testi- mony that Ephrlam Jackson the color- ed prisoner had whacked his wife on the head The testimony doesnt hold water said the learned the May PARKERS HAIR BALSAM Clttete beariifitf th bali Promote loromnt growth Hover rail to Hair to It Youthful Curt tcatn ditft s Alt talitDZ Xia Drum f Springtime Cleaning for Beds only necessary once a year If you use 1 oz Cur osive Sublimate 1 oz Carbolic Acid 1 pt Wood Alcohol alt mixed In a bottleS rt C and a brush g3B with it S for 904 F St BLACK RAVEN Shoes for Men SAVE YOU ZeOU ADOLLARl Three Cor 7tfi c K Sts Reliable 191416 Fa Ave nw Shoe Houses J 333 Pa Ave se YALE FOR HARVARD MEET their outcomeyet- It judgeFrom Bohemian re Gray S 1 1eII I- i I Wm ilalin CO I ar- I inter- esting Lid > ticiy LPtititAt141 SOc S DON NELL a t I ¬ ¬ > Packard No 4 Becomes Pilot at Rockville In Place of Other Motor Continued from First Page The big laugh of the morning was the cruel jolt from Fate received by Charles B Miller in his Ford runabout one of the contestants for The Times trophy Mr Miller had an light car one of the lightest in the He must have been associating with the Washington baseball club judging from his luck for he drew as observer Dr L H McConnell who is a 300pounder or over and sits as heavily in an as a mortgage on a home The genial doctor is about as pleas- ant a companion for a long Journey as could be found in nine counties bUt he lacks form as a passenger In a two seat runabout hiking over thankec mums and if Charley Miller wins the race the Ford people should give him- a large AS the doctor Bites Good Record- M S Bates who drove the Franklin In Class A Is one of the four Frank- lin drivers who established the record for quick driving from San Francisco- to New York and also the record from Chicago to New York Should any of the local talent beat out him O W Hoffman and W B McBurney It will be a great boost for Washing- ton and vicinity as a stamping ground for highgrade Otto Jacobi who generally figures as a driver in all of the Washington con- tests was nnt at the wheel this morn ing but could not keep out of the ex- citement He and M J Harman were passengers in the Columbia driven by Abe Cohen one of the private owners who was taking a crack at the trophies Will and Jim Orme who have a thor- oughly developed case of the auto fever both entered Mathesons their private property Jim his own car and he is there with goods at that trick Will Ormes cap was steered by W B McBurney one the Mathe son corps of expert drivers and demon- strators who is associated with the Matheson offices in New York Will Orme Is a good chauffeur on his own account and as both the brothers have their machines in Class A it will be interesting to see whether Jims driv- ing outdoes that of the specialist im ported by Will Hopes To Get Something Brownie Spence of the Pope Auto Company had two Oidsmoblles and the two Mathesons of the Orme boys repre- senting some of the lines he is selling and had high hopes of landing the Class A Cup either with Will Ormes Matho son or the Oldsmobile driven by O W Hoffman Brownio was also going to enter a PopeHartford but could not get It ready soon enough He tested it this morning by giving the newspaper- men a weird Joy ride through the country around Washington Judging from tho work the machine did on that excursion ho overlooked n bet by not taking a chance with it in the reliability runHarry G Ward The Times auto tdl tor was a passenger with Harrington Mills in No the which was manipulated Hoffman Ward is the writer on auto topics in Washington and his story of the run as it will be told In The Sunday Times tomorrow will be well wor i reading whether or not you have a bubble buggy Freund Is a owner who has a great ambition to capture cups He been the victim of an noying but not serious mishaps that hae him out of running In previous events of the kind he comes back gamely for a change In the luck whenever a contest is proposed Freund On Hand He was right there this morning with- a Packard In clans A and a tonneau full of friends who thought it mere waste of valuable momen5 for the other fel lows to compete with Isidores entry His grit and poraUidncy entitle him to consideration and robody will begrudge him the honor if he is WInner today Joe Stoddard of the Cook Stoddard Company was loudly lamenting that he had not entered his Mercedes He explained that the Emperor of China would not allow the royal chauffeur to come over to handle the famous one machine with which Stoddard made his celebrated dash across the country in the last big run held by Washington autoists Ayers Hair Vigor Hair falling out Troubled with dan druff Want more hair An elegant dressing Incrcdlcntoi Sulphur Glycerin Quinln Sodium Chlorld Capsicum Sage Alcohol Water Perfume We believe doctors endorse this formula or we would not put It up O ATTX COUTAXT Lowell Mut 1750 for Put Up Gas Range Special Dangler- A EBERLYS SONS 718 Seventh St N W 18 20 and 25 Suits for Men clothes that have all the and worthfulness of tallpredtomeasure garments Parker Bridget 6 Co KeadtoPoot Outfitters Ninth and the Avenue Over One Thousand Music I Folios Valued as High as 1 at 4 19 cents per copy V J This Is a desirable lot of good r selling books that we are anxious to close out at a trifle of their cost v for the sole purpose of J space for new stock Not a book 4 worth less than 60 cents No s damaged copies CO 925 Penna Ave I SIX AUTOS IN TEST REACH WAYNESBORO bonus Jag Orme handled th Does not i Color the Hair- J ott H 1- i i t E DROOP SONS o F c- J t T rt dis- tinctiveness t x i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > + + + + ++ + + + PRESIDENT TAFT Make Him Honorary Mem ber of Farnsworth Post As sociate Society G A R President Taft today became an hon- orary member of the Associate Society of the Grand Army of the Republic The ceremony took place in the East of the White House at 1 oclock In ihe presence of a party of prominent veterans who erne here from New York last night As Gen Horace Porter announced the words that constituted the mus tering in President Taft became full fledged member of the Associate Sooietv of Farnsworth Poet Mt Vernon N Y Those who participated In the ceremony w re Farnsworth Post No 170 MJt vernon Commander David M Dorem us Dr B 1 Brush Capt William H Cox J J Hoffman Henry Lilly L W Lord Howard Herman Weiss and Capt William Wilson Jr From the Associate Morti mer Bell A W Bertine Dr L XL Boynton F W Clark F H James M Grimes James P Hayes E H Hufngel Charles R Lovett MInot C Kellogg Mason T Matter George Maclean R R Ross W F Slteght Thomas L Paskett Frank R Taylor Dr W R Throop W A Water- man and John G Wlntgen From George Washington Post No 08 New York Gen Horace Porter Major- A Noel Blakeman Major G D F Majorf G W De Vooise Major T W Husford and Major W S Hubbell From John A Dlx Post New York Gen M W Day Col A W Caldwell Col George B Dewe and Lieut E P Wooley From other posts Gen E D Dim mick Gen E P Riptey Col Frank M Kelley Major Frank H Butts James L Davenport and Col Arthur Hendricks There were also present at the cere nony Assistant Quartermaster General William F TCirchner Col A D Os trander Edward M Morgan postmas- ter of New York city John Whalen and Willet H OlmsteaU all of Lloyd Aspln Fost o New York city CHICAGO MANAGER STILL AFTER KLING Chance Again Sends for Catcher Demands Salary Increase KANSAS CITY Mo May 15 Man ager Chance of the worlds champions is after Jolla KUng to hurry back into the fold of the Cubs Kling is willing to Join the team and contribute his best efforts when the Chicago management grants the In- crease In salay he demands The Most Reliable Lamp Stove Made- You never have any trouble with- a Florence Lamp Stove Safe and clttn and generates more heat than arty other wick stove at less fuel expense The is handy at all the sewing room to heat Irons in the room its uses are many One two and three burners not at dealers write for catalogue I TTc also make the FSorence Oil Stove i and the Florence A Oven v CENTRAL OIL BU STOVE CO rumrir- Siura hISS You can get it at Andrews Paper Lanterns All coluni and shapes Jast the very thing for lawn putles Proc Be to 25c each R P Andrews Paper Co The largest Paper Hon South of New York 6252729 La Ave 3T W- iT Buy Your Clothes on Credit THE FAMOUS 42123 7th St Baltimore Clothing CO 1608 7th st nw retiring from business sells entire stock to us HighClass Stock of be sold at 50 cents on the dollar FRIEDLANDER BROS- Cor 9th and E Pure Fresh Elgin At of the 24 stores of THE SANITY VETERANS HONOR C SocletyJ D nan Bart- on Who Lamp Stowo timesin nursery- to heat milk and in Auto- matic IT slaTes SASS I DEALERS AI L CLOTHINGT- o BUTTER 2 anyone G1I0 cRY co welt b F i 115hh- Iwuxncrci i w SVPPIEal- DU 4ri In mi 1g r fl p U ILl 1 I I Ii i j Ij i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ AUCTION SALES SO HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES FOR OUR MONDAY AUCTION SALE MAY 17 10 A M at the Washington Horse and Mule Cos 3287 A St N W Washington D C RAIN OR SHINE These Horses consist of Draft and General Purpose Horses sad some Speedy They are con- signed by tho following shippers Wm McHenry of X4 2 loads Richard and Bradley McHenry 1 load also 30 head of Local Horses These Horses have bees ted for this market and are worthy the attention of all parties In of Horse Come all and see how we sell Horses aa everyone a Horse of us must be satisfIed or can his money back Horses on inspec- tion Sunday May 16 1K- j McHENBY BROS Proprs Telephone West 1237 mylfttt THOS J OWEN SOX AUCTIONKWRS Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate Fronting 4025 Feet on Penna Ave S E Improved by Two TwoStory Frame Business and Resi- dence Buildings with Frame Stable on Rear Situate Nos 320 and 322 S E By virtue of a certain of trust duly recorded In Liber MO folio IS et Mq of the land records of the District of Columbia and at the request of the party secured theraby the undersigned rarviTinff trustee will s U at public auction In front of the premIses oa- WBDfiESDAT THE NINBSTBBNTH DAY OF MAY A D ISM AT FIVE OCLOCK P M the following described land and promises situate in the city of Washington District of Columbia and designated aa and being all of Iota 7 and S in WHkrtiKhby sad ti ustees rabdivteton of tots In VUAre nurrbored 78 as per plat recorded i- Lvbar No lv folio IS of the records of the orr of the surveyor of District of Oo umbia together with the improvements Terms Onethird of the purchase money r bfc paid in cash balance IB two equal instalments payable in one and two yeata with Interest at 6 per centum per an nu payable semlannually from day of secured by deed of trust upon th prop fty sold or all ClUb at the option of the piirchaser A deposit of J36e will be require- da me of sale All eonT y ndns record 1 at cost f purchaser Terms of sale to be compiled with within fifteen data from day of sale otherwise the surviving trustees reserves the to resell the prop erty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaSer after five days advertisement of such raJtJj In some newspaper published in Wasbingttv D C AARON S CAYWOOD myKlS Surviving Trustee PUBLIC NOTICE OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OP THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washing ton April 30 leer Notice is givers that the Coramlsdonera of the District of Columbia Intend to make the folloWing named Improvements which are la their judgment necessary for the public health safety and comfort Assessments for one half the cost of the same will be made as provided in public act No 171 approved Au- gust 7 ISM Parties who are in the proposed work are notified that the Com- missioners win give a public hearing at the District Building on WEDNESDAY THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY 1M AT ELEVEN OCLOCK A M in time Board Room of the said Commissioners to any and sit persons who may desire to object thereto RESET CURB AND LAY CEMENT SIDE VALKrOn both sides of V street N W from 10ti street to 13th street at an esti- mated of 2609 to be assessed against- all lots in squares Mt Mi sat and 882 abut- ting on the said V street between the limits named On the north side of C street N E from Delaware avenue to let street at an estimated cost of SIN to be assessed against all Iota in equare 64 abutting on the said north alas of C street between the limits named Oa the south smoG of North Carolina avenue S E from 6th street to Tth street at an estimated cost of ioU to ba assessed against all lots in square 872 abut- ting on the said south side of North Caro lina avenue between the limits named SET NEW CURB AND RESET CURB AND LAY CEMENT both s H street N W from 7th street to 8th street at an estimated cost of UMS to be assessed against all lots in squares 4S8 and 429 abutting on the said H street between the limits named SET NEW CURB On the east side of llth street N from Otis street to Spring road at an estimated east of 600 to be assessed against all lots in square tile abutting on the said east side of 11 Ux street between the limits named On the north side of I street N from nth street to 12th street at an estimated cost of 360 to be assessed against all lots in square SiT abutting on the said north side of I street between the Hm ta named PAVE ALLJ3YS WITH VITRIFIED OR ASPHALT alleys in square 31W at an es- timated cost of ttKS Alleys in square 91 at an estimated cost of WM All alleys In square East e square 475 at an estimated cost of 713 All alleys- in square SO at an estimated cost of 41C All alleys in square MO at an estimated cost of AM in square 784 at an estimated cost of 3SW All alleys in square 59 at an estimated cost of 43428 All alleys in square 308C at an estimated cost of 1692 All alleys in square Ill at an estimated cost of 5M All alleys in square B69 at an estimated cost of tllSl Alt In square 36C at an estimated cost of L W- All alleys in square 12M at an estimated cost of 1M5 All alleys in square S at an estimated cost of 65C Alleys in square an estimated cost of SW8 Alley in square MM at an estimated cost of 1459- KKNRY B F MACFUKLAND HENRY L WEST WILLIAM V JUDSON Commis- sioner D C myl41415 LEGAL NOTICES WILTON 3 LAMBERT Attorney IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS TRICT OF COLUMBIA Avarilla Lambert Complainant vs Harriet A Sterrett et al Defendants Equity No 28a L The object of this suit is to establish title by adverse pos- session of that certain piece or parcel of laud known as original lot numbered eight 8 in square numbered two hundred and thirtyone 2S1 In the District of Columbia to a decree declaring said title to be good in said complainant by reason of said adverse possession and to enjoin the defendants herein from setting up any olalra to said real estate On motion of the com- plainant It is this 13th day of May 196- 8ORD2ZRED that said defendants Harriet A Sterrett Rebecca Sterrett Carroll Augusta- T Thompson Mary H Sterrett Francis Harrison Inloos Harriet S Halnca Emily K Alcorn Charles E Inloos Samuel S William Haines Edwin C Al corn and each of them If living and if dead then their and each of their unknown heirs alienees and devisees the unknown heirs alienees and devisee of Sarah C S Sterrett and the unknown heirs alienees and devisees of Isaac S Sterrett and rack of them cause their appearapce to be entered heroin on or before the rule day next after the fortieth day exclusive of Sun lays and Legal Holidays occurring after th 3 uiy of the Stat publication of this order Uw cause be with as in ease of default PltOVIDED a copy of 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with both en playing hi tbalrform Whr J Travis nationalt ur champion of America woa hta-r i Kb teenbate match from Allen Lardvf Chevy cue by 10 up thU morotng
Travis started the game on the playr it and 6 up on the turn Larf-lVti the Or t hole Travis took thern i and third Lard showed slgna orfturnlnjr to form en the fount hhote-fiaklnif it in three On the fifth bef oinped badly makta It in six while
avis made it ir fiveTravis made the course In n a per-
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ip qualification round Among thosewho watched the play this morning wasKcpresentathre Nicholas lxmwortli
Match StartedLard and Travis teed off from the
f rat hole at 19 oclock Before they hadI Utyed three holes it was apparent thatth match would at least be hard fought
close Botk men played the firstform
lArd won first hole 4 and 61 k the second 4 and and the third
4 On these holes the championKain displayed his unusual ability at
t approaclThe sixth hole was halved in four
Lard suffered a second reversal andI J ifd in Me work on the seventh green1 Ing the hole which Travis madeCc four Again on the eighth the ama
won pocketing the ballin four The Chevy golfer madet o hole inflve By a phenomtnal2r the eghth tee and a correspondrgiy good put Travis made the ninthI io In two one below par LardTj bed the hole in four From the7 nth in the Chevy Chme golfer seem
1 to gain confidence and although heu d to reduce the lead of the chain
I u in the remaining holes he difplaymuch better form
la Perfect FarmIn driving for the seventeenth hole
tia men showed perfect form butitl d in the short approach strokes antiJ Uvod the hole in four TIM eighteenthTvas also easy Tram drove to the left
f the green into the long grass butJ y a beautiful recovery managed to-
f rn mattersieneral disappointment prevailed over-
t c unexpected reversal which Lard en-c Untered His form both hi the quail
ration rounds and the matches yestery had led the majority of those that
era following the tournament to bethat he would prove a worthy
exponent for champion stilltile conclusion 01 the morning-
i a d even sanguine admirers ha-di match to Mrrras The pair will start the afterz a round immediately alter luncheon
In the second eight S Weir oC WittiiSton and A F Matting of the
umbla Club are playing an eightround of a thlrtysixholi
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1Jui wtaeber this morning was Ideai iay A very light wlndwew
e making it much cooler Itrff strong enough to materially af
f f the scoresThe couse is in superb condition Theanges In the location oC holes since
t tournament Kurt session met withf n rral commendation by the visitingf Ker The bare spots have been coy
1 The have made the1 nka better adapted for playing in tourr monts because of the added difficulty
Many Spectatorprctatora this morning
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r in the train of Travis and LardA JHK them wtre some of the most
TT mJnent golfers In the East who ha-dt eliminated in the earlier rounds
Viiile interwtt centers on the Lardctvlg and tvdrMalUnjrly matchesrrs In the second and third slxteens-
ivvc their following chiefly on accountrf the Interest attached tojTar The most unusual feature of thevr Ohase players against aTartar field of visitors ever be-
en seen on the Chevy Chase linkChase and two
imbla players are represented In thef t tires slxteens
Local Rivalsinn or the matches between the rival
al clubs was that played by W CThacher of Columbia and R KaunTmann of CJhevy Chase Club in thefourth sixteen Thacher scored a clean
jrtory by 4 to X
After having the first hole Thacher-l nk the lead He was t up at theflrn and eoming in toereased his leadby one
A number of society people of Washrnjsrton arrived at the club shortly afternofu to witness the flial round of playrtween Travis and Lard The chainj matoh is to be one of thirtysix
nips AS is that in the second eight bewp n Weir and in all fourrxteens flnaJa are being played thisafternoon
An open handicap matoh is also beingthis afternoon Mrs Ormsley
MoCannon was one of the first to turnin her card She covered the courseIn M
Parker WingIn the seatlflaals of the second six
t rn A Parker defeated A Gourlaya complete traverse of the courseJy 1 up and iL X Hoyt defeated C
T FJralley by S up and 7 One of thel t matches of the morning was thatT twen G B Adams Baltnsral Club
F Bills Park Club twenty holes
J M atoddard was defeated in the-r mlflnals of the third sixteen IIT avldson by 1 up Davidson had the
iinbia golfer 4 down nit the eleventht r hy superior woek both by driving-t 1 putting Stoddard evened play on
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Expert Shows That There Will Be Plenty of Hill Workand That the Last Ten Miles of the Road Will
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Letters to Marathon 6
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Its a stiff course and there are somehills that will cause bother to thosewho are not in condition The lasthalf of the course is what might betermed excellent going when 13le Mara-thon courses in general are taken intoconsideration
Just after leaving Laurel the roadsare all that could be desired for a fewmiles and whit bad spots will be encountered between Laurel anda foot path on the side of the roadwill give the runners some advantage
Although the first part of the journeymay seem tough keep the fact in mindthat the last ten miles are almost per-fect for Toad work
The course is somewhat hilly but theup grades do not occur too frequentlywhen the distance twenty miles istaken into consideration The Bostoncourse has often been described as the
bilMard table course Thjs is true Ina way but the last six miles of thatcourse is Indented with hills while therunners in the TimesNews race June12 will find the hardest part of theirwork in the first half ofthe distance
Bo prepared for hill work The up-grade is a little harder than I antici-pated Tom Longboat and Carrey ofCanada have been the only men whoran the entire distance over the Bostoncourse which Longboat holds therecord but it is doubtful if Caftreywould have run twentyfive oversuch roads ae lay between Laurel andBentsville
1 cautioned you to beware of stonea onthe road in your training strftr andafter covering the course yoflVivydoubly caution you
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finish 21 p m Joe True observerThomasDetroit J J Ryan en
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4 Packard Luttreil Co entrantJohn Day driver leave m fin-is 241 p m Charles Orme observer-
S Wayne A D Boston entrant AD Boston driver leave 512 a m fin-ish 244 p m J B Sperry observer-
S Ford Charles B Miller Broentrant C HL Miller driver leave 615a m finish SS7 p m C H Fecklinobserver
7 Columbia Abe Cohen entrant AbeCohen driver leave ill a m finUh230 p m J A Pltkin observer-
S Chase H C Wilson Bro en-trant K J Drake driver leave 521a m Snub ffKB p m DM no start
Ford H G Machin entrant W EMiller driver leave B a m finish 60p m Dr J H McConnell observer
ML Oldsmobile Automobile Coof Washington entrant O W ITofT
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IL Brush R W Nichols entrant RW Nichols driver leave 880 a m
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The favorable condition of the water-is expected to prove a decided advan-tage to the who have beenrowing dally under practically the sameconditions on the home course It wasthat the water would be theundoing of the whonow seem to be realty dent of makleg a good showing against the fastnavy eight that has a victoryover Columbia University to Its creditOne of the crowds that hasever come over from Washington fora race in on hand for this contest ThPotomac crew accompanied by manyleilnwciubmen came over on a specialtrain ow the electric line bringing
shell along on an extra carAlthough exact time of the racehas not yet been It Is plannedto start about 330 The Potomac oars-men took their lunch at noon at theNavy training table side by side withthe met against whom they are to row
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The last ten miles are on a practicallylevel road with little or no dust 10bother the runners and it would bewell for all those In the Intercity raceto remember that they will find theirtroubles in the early stages
Be prepared to meet several sandyspots y9u have an opportunity todo your training work hills pre-dominate use your efforts in runningup these hills Do not change thestride that you have teen using on thelevel roads any than you canhelp Your stride wilt shorten perceptibly upgrade but you mustthere are downgrades to relieve thespent energy when the ups anddowns between Laurel andton are taken into consideration itsabout an even break
The fastest running In the intercityrace other the first three mileswill be between and WashIngtou although tle roads betweenBeltvllle and Bladensburg are not halfbad At Contee about three miles fromthe start of the race the roads com-mence to get soft and sandy butare-In no condition than the roadsfrom Ashland to Framlngham the twoMassachusetts towns that mark thecurse of the socalled Boston bilHard table route
After over the course fromWashington to Laurel and a returnfrom the town where the start will bemade to the finishing line in front ofThe Times I would call thecourse a stiff one but not half ashard as the original course at Athensanti It compares favorably with thethree routes used m New York city
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L Freund driver leave 638 a m fin-ish 366 p m S M Trammel observer
11 Matheson William Orme entrant-W B McBurney driver leave 536 am finish 30 p m J Waldron observer
14 StodrtarQL Lt P DorseltCo entrant Ct nce Baxnatd driverleave 59 a m finish 3Si p nu PEubanks observer
K Franklin Ciok Stoddard Coentrant M S Baton driver leave 542-a m finish 34 p m T B Walshobserver
1 Bulck Buick Motor Co entrant-J A Muehleisen driver leave 616a m finish 357 p m J G Greenobserver
J R Thomas entrant-S R Thomas driver leave 549 a m
IS Oldsmobile Pope Automobile Coof Washington entrant Frank Tyserdriver leave 551 a m finish 403 p mR ie Neal observer
It Reo Lester D Moore jr en-trant George Thomas driver leave654 a m finish 596 p m M E Millerobserver
20 Matheson TAmes Ormo entrantJames Orme driver leave 667 a mfinish 33 p m B J Dougherty ob-server
21 Brush R W Nichols entrant DT Bussey driver leave 600 a m fin-ish 642 p m S P Compher observer
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The Harvard delegation arrived ye-rterdy and their supporters are comingIn on every train while the team isin excellent condition and many areoptimistic regarding the
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The big laugh of the morning was thecruel jolt from Fate received byCharles B Miller in his Ford runaboutone of the contestants for The Timestrophy Mr Miller had anlight car one of the lightest in the
He must have been associatingwith the Washington baseball clubjudging from his luck for he drew asobserver Dr L H McConnell who is a300pounder or over and sits as heavilyin an as a mortgage on ahome
The genial doctor is about as pleas-ant a companion for a long Journey ascould be found in nine counties bUt helacks form as a passenger In a twoseat runabout hiking over thankecmums and if Charley Miller wins therace the Ford people should give him-a large AS the doctor
Bites Good Record-M S Bates who drove the Franklin
In Class A Is one of the four Frank-lin drivers who established the recordfor quick driving from San Francisco-to New York and also the recordfrom Chicago to New York Shouldany of the local talent beat out himO W Hoffman and W B McBurneyIt will be a great boost for Washing-ton and vicinity as a stamping groundfor highgrade
Otto Jacobi who generally figures asa driver in all of the Washington con-tests was nnt at the wheel this morning but could not keep out of the ex-citement He and M J Harman werepassengers in the Columbia driven byAbe Cohen one of the private ownerswho was taking a crack at the trophies
Will and Jim Orme who have a thor-oughly developed case of the auto feverboth entered Mathesons their privateproperty Jim his owncar and he is there with goods atthat trick Will Ormes cap was steeredby W B McBurney one the Matheson corps of expert drivers and demon-strators who is associated with theMatheson offices in New York WillOrme Is a good chauffeur on his ownaccount and as both the brothers havetheir machines in Class A it will beinteresting to see whether Jims driv-ing outdoes that of the specialist imported by Will
Hopes To Get SomethingBrownie Spence of the Pope Auto
Company had two Oidsmoblles and thetwo Mathesons of the Orme boys repre-senting some of the lines he is sellingand had high hopes of landing the ClassA Cup either with Will Ormes Mathoson or the Oldsmobile driven by O WHoffman Brownio was also going toenter a PopeHartford but could notget It ready soon enough He tested itthis morning by giving the newspaper-men a weird Joy ride through thecountry around Washington Judgingfrom tho work the machine did on thatexcursion ho overlooked n bet by nottaking a chance with it in the reliabilityrunHarry G Ward The Times auto tdltor was a passenger with HarringtonMills in No the whichwas manipulated Hoffman Ward isthe writer on auto topics inWashington and his story of the runas it will be told In The Sunday Timestomorrow will be well wor i readingwhether or not you have a bubblebuggy
Freund Is a owner whohas a great ambition to capture cupsHe been the victim of annoying but not serious mishaps thathae him out of running Inprevious events of the kind he comesback gamely for a change In the luckwhenever a contest is proposed
Freund On HandHe was right there this morning with-
a Packard In clans A and a tonneau fullof friends who thought it mere wasteof valuable momen5 for the other fellows to compete with Isidores entryHis grit and poraUidncy entitle him toconsideration and robody will begrudgehim the honor if he is WInner today
Joe Stoddard of the Cook StoddardCompany was loudly lamenting that hehad not entered his MercedesHe explained that the Emperor of Chinawould not allow the royal chauffeur tocome over to handle the famous one
machine with which Stoddardmade his celebrated dash across thecountry in the last big run held byWashington autoists
Ayers Hair VigorHair falling out Troubled with dandruff Want more hair An elegantdressing
IncrcdlcntoiSulphur Glycerin Quinln Sodium ChlorldCapsicum Sage Alcohol Water Perfume
We believe doctors endorse this formulaor we would not put It up
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Over One Thousand Music IFolios Valued as High as 1 at
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Make Him Honorary Member of Farnsworth Post As
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President Taft today became an hon-orary member of the Associate Societyof the Grand Army of the RepublicThe ceremony took place in the East
of the White House at 1oclock In ihe presence of a party ofprominent veterans who erne here fromNew York last night
As Gen Horace Porter announced thewords that constituted the mustering in President Taft became fullfledged member of the Associate Sooietvof Farnsworth Poet Mt Vernon N YThose who participated In the ceremonyw re Farnsworth Post No 170 MJtvernon Commander David M Doremus Dr B 1 Brush Capt William HCox J J Hoffman Henry Lilly L WLord Howard Herman
Weiss and Capt William Wilson JrFrom the Associate Mortimer Bell A W Bertine Dr L XL
Boynton F W Clark F HJames M Grimes James P HayesE H Hufngel Charles R LovettMInot C Kellogg Mason T MatterGeorge Maclean R R Ross W FSlteght Thomas L Paskett Frank RTaylor Dr W R Throop W A Water-man and John G Wlntgen
From George Washington Post No 08New York Gen Horace Porter Major-A Noel Blakeman Major G D F
Majorf G W De Vooise Major TW Husford and Major W S Hubbell
From John A Dlx Post New YorkGen M W Day Col A W CaldwellCol George B Dewe and Lieut E PWooley
From other posts Gen E D Dimmick Gen E P Riptey Col Frank MKelley Major Frank H Butts James LDavenport and Col Arthur HendricksThere were also present at the cerenony Assistant Quartermaster GeneralWilliam F TCirchner Col A D Ostrander Edward M Morgan postmas-ter of New York city John Whalen andWillet H OlmsteaU all of Lloyd Aspln
Fost o New York city
CHICAGO MANAGER
STILL AFTER KLING
Chance Again Sends for CatcherDemands Salary
IncreaseKANSAS CITY Mo May 15 Man
ager Chance of the worlds championsis after Jolla KUng to hurry back intothe fold of the Cubs
Kling is willing to Join the team andcontribute his best efforts when theChicago management grants the In-crease In salay he demands
The Most ReliableLamp Stove Made-You never have any trouble with-
a Florence Lamp Stove Safe andclttn and generates more heat thanarty other wick stove at less fuelexpense The
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Paper LanternsAll coluni and shapes Jast the
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business sells entire stock to usHighClass Stock of
be sold at 50 cents on the dollarFRIEDLANDER BROS-
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SO HEAD OFHORSES AND MULES
FOR OURMONDAY AUCTION SALE
MAY 17 10 A Mat the Washington Horse and MuleCos 3287 A St N WWashington D C
RAIN OR SHINEThese Horses consist of
Draft and General Purpose Horses sadsome Speedy They are con-signed by tho following shippers WmMcHenry of X4 2 loadsRichard and Bradley McHenry 1 loadalso 30 head of Local Horses
These Horses have beested for this market and are worthythe attention of all parties In of
Horse Come all and see howwe sell Horses aa everyone aHorse of us must be satisfIed or can
his money back Horses on inspec-tion Sunday May 16 1K-
j McHENBY BROS ProprsTelephone West 1237 mylftttTHOS J OWEN SOX AUCTIONKWRS
Trustees Sale of ValuableReal Estate Fronting 4025Feet on Penna Ave S EImproved by Two TwoStoryFrame Business and Resi-dence Buildings with FrameStable on Rear Situate Nos320 and 322 S E
By virtue of a certain of trust dulyrecorded In Liber MO folio IS et Mq of theland records of the District of Columbia andat the request of the party secured therabythe undersigned rarviTinff trustee will s U atpublic auction In front of the premIses oa-WBDfiESDAT THE NINBSTBBNTH DAYOF MAY A D ISM AT FIVE OCLOCKP M the following described land andpromises situate in the city of WashingtonDistrict of Columbia and designated aa andbeing all of Iota 7 and S in WHkrtiKhby sad
ti ustees rabdivteton of tots InVUAre nurrbored 78 as per plat recorded i-
Lvbar No lv folio IS of the records of theorr of the surveyor of District of Ooumbia together with the improvementsTerms Onethird of the purchase
money r bfc paid in cash balance IB twoequal instalments payable in one and twoyeata with Interest at 6 per centum per annu payable semlannually from day of
secured by deed of trust upon th propfty sold or all ClUb at the option of thepiirchaser A deposit of J36e will be require-da me of sale All eonT y ndns record1 at cost f purchaser Terms ofsale to be compiled with within fifteen datafrom day of sale otherwise the survivingtrustees reserves the to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting pur-chaSer after five days advertisement ofsuch raJtJj In some newspaper published inWasbingttv D C
AARON S CAYWOODmyKlS Surviving Trustee
PUBLIC NOTICEOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OPTHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington April 30 leer Notice is giversthat the Coramlsdonera of the District ofColumbia Intend to make the folloWingnamed Improvements which are la theirjudgment necessary for the public healthsafety and comfort Assessments for onehalf the cost of the same will be made asprovided in public act No 171 approved Au-gust 7 ISM Parties who are inthe proposed work are notified that the Com-missioners win give a public hearing at theDistrict Building on WEDNESDAY THENINETEENTH DAY OF MAY 1M ATELEVEN OCLOCK A M in time BoardRoom of the said Commissioners to any andsit persons who may desire to object theretoRESET CURB AND LAY CEMENT SIDEVALKrOn both sides of V street N Wfrom 10ti street to 13th street at an esti-mated of 2609 to be assessed against-all lots in squares Mt Mi sat and 882 abut-ting on the said V street between the limitsnamed On the north side of C street NE from Delaware avenue to let street atan estimated cost of SIN to be assessedagainst all Iota in equare 64 abutting onthe said north alas of C street between thelimits named Oa the south smoG of NorthCarolina avenue S E from 6th street toTth street at an estimated cost of ioU to baassessed against all lots in square 872 abut-ting on the said south side of North Carolina avenue between the limits namedSET NEW CURB AND RESET CURB ANDLAY CEMENT both s
H street N W from 7th street to 8thstreet at an estimated cost of UMS to beassessed against all lots in squares 4S8 and429 abutting on the said H street betweenthe limits named SET NEW CURB On theeast side of llth street N from Otisstreet to Spring road at an estimated eastof 600 to be assessed against all lots insquare tile abutting on the said east sideof 11 Ux street between the limits named Onthe north side of I street N from nthstreet to 12th street at an estimated costof 360 to be assessed against all lots insquare SiT abutting on the said north sideof I street between the Hm ta named PAVEALLJ3YS WITH VITRIFIED OR ASPHALT
alleys in square 31W at an es-timated cost of ttKS Alleys in square91 at an estimated cost of WMAll alleys In square East e square 475
at an estimated cost of 713 All alleys-in square SO at an estimated cost of 41C Allalleys in square MO at an estimated costof AM in square 784 at anestimated cost of 3SW All alleys in square59 at an estimated cost of 43428 Allalleys in square 308C at an estimated costof 1692 All alleys in square Ill at anestimated cost of 5M All alleys in squareB69 at an estimated cost of tllSl AltIn square 36C at an estimated cost of L W-
All alleys in square 12M at an estimated costof 1M5 All alleys in square S at anestimated cost of 65C Alleys in square
an estimated cost of SW8 Alley insquare MM at an estimated cost of 1459-KKNRY B F MACFUKLAND HENRY LWEST WILLIAM V JUDSON Commis-sioner D C myl41415
LEGAL NOTICES
WILTON 3 LAMBERT Attorney
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Avarilla LambertComplainant vs Harriet A Sterrett et alDefendants Equity No 28a L The object ofthis suit is to establish title by adverse pos-session of that certain piece or parcel of laudknown as original lot numbered eight 8 insquare numbered two hundred and thirtyone
2S1 In the District of Columbia toa decree declaring said title to be good insaid complainant by reason of said adversepossession and to enjoin the defendantsherein from setting up any olalrato said real estate On motion of the com-plainant It is this 13th day of May 196-8ORD2ZRED that said defendants Harriet ASterrett Rebecca Sterrett Carroll Augusta-T Thompson Mary H Sterrett FrancisHarrison Inloos Harriet S Halnca EmilyK Alcorn Charles E Inloos Samuel S
William Haines Edwin C Alcorn and each of them If living and ifdead then their and each of their unknownheirs alienees and devisees the unknownheirs alienees and devisee of Sarah C SSterrett and the unknown heirs alienees anddevisees of Isaac S Sterrett and rack ofthem cause their appearapce to be enteredheroin on or before the rule day next after thefortieth day exclusive of Sun lays and LegalHolidays occurring after th 3 uiy of the Statpublication of this order Uw cause
be with as in ease of defaultPltOVIDED a copy of this order be
at least once a week for three suc-cessive weeks in May and once a aek fortwo successive weeks in June prior to saidreturn day in the Washington Law Report-er and The Washington Times By die CourtJOB Justice A TrueCopy Test J R YOUNG Clerk By FCUNNINGHAM AssC ClerIc
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STORAGElowest rates in Washington
in separate locked rooms If you have fur-niture to let me sell It for you HERMAN 7 ISth st N W Mt G aad N Yave myllBtFIDELITY STORAGE CO 14 U ST N WIf you will Inspect this warehouse and notethe cleanliness and manner of storing fur-niture we feel certain of your patronage1 t 0 rooms Indestructible Carpets cleanedMyth proof storage Estimates furnished
apnMtSTORE TOUR FURNITURE HEREin clean dry rooms per load TSc
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F TUX COIMIB6IOXBRS OFApril JIll Notice te hereby giventhat the Commissioners of DUtriet or
Columbia Intend to Make tIM foUowiac namedimpraveoMau which are in tbetr JMlaeatnecesemry for tbe public health safety andcomfort Assessments tom oaebaK ofcost of scsne will 1 mend s provided npublic act No in approved August 7Parties who are interested in tbe i
are houSed Urn Ute Oommiteionwill give A public nag at tbe DigitResiding on Y THE NINE I
DAY 01 3IAY1 AT ELEVKNOCLOCK A 3C J tIN Board Room of ilwsaid Conmlseioae to any and at peson
object thereto SKTNEW GRANITE CURB on both tides oRhode Island N W from tistreet to 8th street at an estimated rest fHMO to be assessed against al ots insquares N of 411 4U and 444 auttniEoa the Rhole island avenue t n
Omits named On the north side ofR W from 7th street to RhodeIniftiMt at an estiniatfd cut t voto be aseesed againut all lots in 4 iabutting tile said north slie o streetweea the limits oauied or norttof Rhode Island av nn N V tr uUtb street to Iowa Circle at an sumati tcost of JC3S to be aswacwd a ams u s
north aide of Rhode island avenu retweeaUte limits naoted On both of RhodeIsland avenue N W from New JerseyfTJS aa costto be atest alt insquares and N of abutting on th
the limitsseined On tile east side of nth street NCathedral avenue to Woodleyat an cost of fl 7 to be assesedasatost all lots in squares aT andabutting on said east side at siiti
street the limits named SETBLUBSTOXB CURB sides of Kstreet S B from 4th street to 5th street atan estimated cost of KM to be assessedoa Jw said K street between Ute limitsnamed On both sides of K street S JL rom
nil lots lasquares 797 and 7W abutting on the said Kstreet between limits named LAYCEMENT SIDEWALK on the south side ofKearney street N E from 11th street to 13thstreet at an estimated cost of J3H to beassessed against all lots te square 3S7Sabutting on the said south BKIC of Kearneystreet between the limits named On thsouth aide of Park road N W te treat olot No 7 square MM at an estimated COMof to be assessed aoUnst said lot Oa
from Morgan street to krd street and onthe east aide of 3rd street N W fromNew Jersey avenue to N street at an es
cost of to be assessed againstall lots in square 5K abutting OB the studside of 3rd street between the limits named
W N street to 3rd street and writside of 3rd street from New Jersey avenue fM street at an estimated cost of to beassessed against all lots in square S3 abutting on the west aide of New Jerseyavenue and said west side of 3rd street between tbe limits named RESET CURSAND mr CEMENT SIDEWALK on thesouth side of Cathedral avenue N Wfrom Connecticut avenue to Woodley roadat an estimated cost of 136 to be assessedagainst all Iota in squares 2306 SSK andaw abutting on Ute said south aide ofCathedral avenue between the limitsOn both sides of Water street S W trom14th street eastward to Ute first angle insaid Water street at about the line of old13 street at an estimated cost of 1416 tobe assessed against all property abutting orthe said Water street between the limitsnamed On the south side ef O street N Wfrom North Capitol street to 1st street at aaestimated cost of 5 to be assessed againstall lots In square 65 abutting on the saidsouth side of G street between the limitstamed On the north side of Water street-S W from 13th street to 14th street at anestimated cost of 476 to be assessed againstall lots In squares S of 3C7 and 27 abutting1on the said north sKe of Water street between the limits nasjti On the east sf Ja ofUth street N W froi1 K street to F streetat an ecUmattxl ocs1 J861 to be assessedagainst all lots In are 377 abutting on thesaid east side of l Ui street between thlimits named On Ute east side of IStastreet N W from Btgga place 46 S street-at an estimated cost of 212 to be assessedagainst alt lots in square 153 abutting oathe said east side of 18th street between thelimits named On the west side of 18thstreet N W from R street to S street atan estimated cost of 442 to fcs assessedagainst all lots in square 133 abutting on thesaid west side of 15th street between thelimits named On the north sloe of Mas k-echusetts avenue N W rom 28d sti at to38rd street at an estimated cost of 9312 tobe assessed against all lots in square 251Sabutting on the said north side or llasoa-ehucetts avenue between the limits namedOn both sides of R street N W rom Utbstreet to New Hampshire avenue at anestimated cost of 32M to Q assesseda nst all lots Jn squares IW IS 178-afiff irs abutting CJ the said t be-tween the limits named SET NEW CURBAND LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK on thewest side of 27th street N W rom
avenue to Woodley road at an esti-mated cost of 1994 to be assessed ta-U tots In square 2110 abutting on the satwest side of 27th street between the limitsnamed On the west side of Sherman venueN W from Kenyon street to Lament streetat an estimated cost of KM to be assessedagainst all lots in square 2845 abutting onthe said west side of Sherman avenue be-tween the limits named On the west sideof 14th street N W from X street to Itstreet at an estimated coat of to beassessed against all lots In square sir abut-ting on said west side of 14th street between the limits named On the aorta aideof Randolph place N W from let street to2nd street at an estimated cost of SU3 to beassessed against all lots In square M
on the said north side of Randolph placebetween the limits named On the east aidsof ttth street N W from Spring road toOtis place at an estimated cost of 147 to baassessed against alt ota Is square sin abutting on the said east side of 10th streetbetween the limits named On the west sideof Ifeh street N W from street to C
assessed against all lots In square 341 abutting OB the said west side of leth street be-tween the limits named On the east side oC-
8th street S W from F street to G streetat an estimated cost of 890 to be assessedagainst all tots In square 47 abutting on thesaid east side of 8th street between the limitsnamed RESET AND SET CURB AND TJCCEMENT SIDEWALK on the north side ofPark read N W between nth street andNew Hampshire avenue and on the west sldaNew Hampshire avenue X W from Parkread to Monroe street at an estimated costef 788 to fie eYed against nfl Iota lasquare abutting on the said north sideof Park road and said west side of NewHampshire avenue between the limits namedPAVE ALLEYS WITH YI5RIFD2D OHASPHALT alleys te south partof square tta at an estimated GOat of 2859The alley in square inS at an estimated coatof 260 The alleys In north half of squaretOM at an estimated cost of 3996 The alleysIn square 2M at an estimated oost of 5463The alley in east part of square 144 at anestimated cost of 1860 The alleys te square1ST at an estimated cost of 433 The alleyin the north half of square 283 at aa esti-mated cost of 2868 All alleys te squareSIB at an estimated cost of 462 All alleysIn square 34 at an estimated cost ef L375All alters te square lilt at aa estimatedcost of 5877 F MACFARLAND HENRY L WET WILLIAM VJUDSON Commissioners D C
rarl414lSPROPOSALS
GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTER-MASTERS DEPARTMENT Washington 1
C May 15 109 Sealed proposals te tripli-cate will be received at this office until11 oclock a Tuesday June 15 13 Sthen publicly openej for printing blankforms for the Pay Quartermasters DeparUaents during the Steal year commencingJuly 1 1M Blank forma for making pro-posals aad further instructions will be fur-nished intending bidders on application tothis office M GRAY ZALINSKI Majorand QuArtermaster U S A Depot Quarter-master myltl7J lgJelgJ4PROPOSALS U S DEPARTMENT C
AGRICULTURE OFFICE OF THE SJBCRE-fARY Washington D a May 3 1369
ftc of the Disbursing Clerk until 3 pT mFriday May 9 ISM rOC furnishing and delivering lathes od vsr shop tools and forfvrntabing and installIng window screens anddoors Specifications stat full informationfurnished on application to the DisbursingClerk BIds and addressedto the Secretary of Agriculture te accordtytce with instructions glvtfa oa sebdoieJAXES WILSON Secretary BnrJ81SOFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QWARTERMASTER Takoma SubStation WashingtonD C May 13 1SW Sealed proposal intriplicate subject to tile usual ceBUtionewill be received here until 12 soonJune 2 then opened fr oa sCructtax a concrete coping upon the sea wait antgrading and nodding slopes next to B warat Washington Barracks D C Plans specilic tleyi blank proposals and further Infomation furnished on cpplication Pro sasto be marked Proposals for Sea Wan Coplug etc and addressed to H U PETTrSConstructing Quartermaster Takoma SuStation D C myl31415172Jjel
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