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LnFaefsand PerhapsfSonif FictlonfAboutiMekani iVt Women Found Inlhe PosiExcffangksf 2 HSnanw of Mrs pr Have meyer wfdow of the iBTigar ting Mrs Thomas If Man son and Mrs Victor Sorcnen i were added Monday to the long ur 1 Vt At1 Hta inhf list oi women prominent liavat enrolled hi the suffrage marching armvi Thev will walknextSaturday aft fer ernoon tip Fifth avenue fronf Washington makers division of ihe3Vornaas Politi 12JJ UXHUU i4ay Srhen the parade committee an mmiij Wavnf fitmnr was the onlV It one who had not replied to invItationB sent jo 300 prominent citizens to review the parade sWhin Tnstlnn TjfthiTian signed aruoraex Monday permitting Mrs Marian Wendell to spejia eacn year muium jtotus combined incomesTof Tierself and her lour children heshortened the list of kAmeri Mrsf Wendell and her two girls and two oys aaye been living In Sandhridgebury 1 jwigiaqa since mevm otiatui jiw I Jr her Jmsbarid In April ISUThe I VJnotherji loo proud to stay in America and i attempt to maintain the soclalposltlon of MMf1n mm InjiAma tfl flftfl jft vnflr Ci IdlUii Vil CU1 U41UU1C Vufvwv Jv an amount BheKnewio fce inadequate closed the town House at lWJsasj uniriy fifth Street NewvYork Jlvlnrln modPst way In the English liometMrs Wendell has been able toa proxijnate jherfonner condition tot she i says In he petition ihahas toeenanxlous to return io America because of thechll I TdrenK whb1belbpgJ1iere Money from the estate of her fatherlnlaw now has iS Jjrought th Income otjher children to 413000 Ja yeanand Mrs Wendell has schemed out atway to put the wq boys Jacob Wendell l17yearB old and i Reginald liv through prepaxatoryschool and eend ihem lo JIarvard where themen oftheiWendell famDy for several generations avV heen edicated V1 lr Dr4 Barrett Wendell5 the childrens unclejiis prbfesspr tn HarvardWV Mrs 0 fV Belmont wearing i ares tor neilotropeana Diacn Drocaae trlmmeSVuwith brown fur landed at Fl8hfniardEnglandfrom the IMaure 4 tanlaij BeDortersv were waiting tolearn from herhow she proposed to carry her pledge nbt to spend a cent in England but Mra Belmontrefuiedtodlscuss the matter She vsald she would vspendt the night jn London and start for the continent at the earliest possible Tnoment I shajl get out as quickly as I can she aeclared and then ordered a boyto 5ummonr a guard ofTthFlshguardC press to sfend the journalists away from the compartment whlehsheremarked hnfl hpn Tpsprvpfl for herself i ttt The model of the granite and limestone aross jo bejpresented hyxrs MOrma Wilso4 In memory of lMfsrWlllIamAB tor her mother ls on tylew this week in the office of Thomas Nash architect 4and designer of the monument t1170Broad wayUew York The memorlaL is to be erected In Trinity It churchyardNew TorkvItJ wlll be S6 feet part of limestone Jn the oolnlon of crltf Ics the design Is a forward step inre llglousi art Jn this country Itis said that the cross compares favorably with the finest wprlw ofthesametype In the roridi rMj vTha design ribodlesthejldea oft the genealogyqff Christ as given by St Xuke In thejnlches Jnthe shaft anrthe figures of Adam and Evenearthe base Upward are the figures of SetbrtEnoch lpahShem AbrahamIsaac Jacob Judan Ruth Jesse David and the vir gin Mary and at the xopthecruciflx fcThe figure on the cruclx Is the ruling J2hrst instead ot the suffering QhrlsU Dn the6aef 4hemonument wlltbathe following texttTheflrstman Adam was made allYingsoulrTh last Adam was made tiquiekening spirit oj Drn WllilamNT Manningrector of Trinity said TQfthe dcslgnv 1t isespeclally appropriateand slgniflcantUhat soStrik InB attvltness to the Christian religion should be lifted pv In theraidst of the crdwdaandthe gresf business Interests in iherlowerpart6fhel cltyV Miss Margaret 3Vilsoneldes daughter ofthePresldentIs Vvery muchin favor Of wonian suffrage She said so Monday knight atthe recepUbt given to her by ihe Greenwich Commonwealth at the Greenwich Village Social Center In public schqol4lNewiYorkf Sheadded that the newspapers which quoted her4 as saying a the recent dinner oPthe Maryland Federation ofWpmens Clubsin JBaUimore that she dldntthlnkwomenneeded the vpte naa very much misquoted her of Social service she said and after Jsward omeone asXedme If I did not be 11evewomen could have aereat deai nt JnflqencethroughsuAworkAsafd yes wav MusawvarVvJ UAllcnt OUKa 9VJ forces in a democracy That was alll said andthentheyput lnlhe papers that I was against woman suffrage am not Xam very much In favor of JtJ4 iiwaa an conversauonxnai 0U33 vvuspn made this explanation She didnt make any speech at therecentloir whlch was rather an InformaTaffair planned andar ranged by the jeopletof the neighborhood wnoare members of the commonwealth This commonwealth Isthefirst practical try out In New JTork of the social center movement It was early in Februarythat the board ofcducation gave permission to haye public schoor 41 at 35 Greenwich avenuet used In that way and ever Since the thing has been growlngrwltlf Mrs 2 Gllmoil Dravtonas suoervIsor cSome 6fthp politest youngmen aAhe recepuon who greeted JMisswiison qiiite correctly two months ago were Street gangsters who had to he ioldttotake their hats ottwheri theyijust strayed In at the ddofofctheTGreenwich Village Social Center 4 5 Senoritajtfercedes Madero sister of the slain President bfMexlcof wlU bring to a happy climax a romance dafcingback to peaceful days Uiher native land whenf on the morrow she Is joined inmajr rlage to Senor Antonio kCanallzoin the Church der la Esperanza at Broad wayrand 156th street New York The1 news ofheiiforheomingImarrIage wasconfirmed bySenorlta Maderoher self Monday None but members of the Maderq family whq are rin New York will atfr thaWnimftnV TmnA1l4Alv after Senor Canalizoand hls bride will departforalrextended honehoon tin Europe 7SenocCanallzo whois wealthy was a member Lof 5 the Mexicancongres from liower Califorpia wheji Maderd was CONTiNUHDOITSBVENTH PAGE SCOPE The 6tarsincltne putonot compeL WUUHGSDA VAPRIL 30 19ilVr iVXxl iSj Those Who Sell Tn the moifning hours iL wiir hi 1 else thestarsare unfavorable untu4 aauonirf6 nSSSSHiT contradictory asithe usual April weather Avpnft iM fPnstoterested Inisodology I and economics ni i rr DromfsA fB irvirrv tur j7I i wtre intent on vargan luckvfo rhnfcfr iV7oe un All WhorVriac0In aTbe unfavorable assecfcCfthe strs areheidCtoraffectiWomeawHh atlasting fajfluencewhichtendwitoward fantastic ideaifclodresarJand toward love for Hh of8the planetsrjJsattrlbirted alflOie desire tpwrlteandpublish opinions that arestartllngto fconservatlvereaderJ Persons whose birth date It Is are couri Seledto watch their health There Is danger of financial losses taTineiv while women are likely tofhave anxlenes The young will prooanly marryi JL 5 Children orn on4thfsTdaywlIl be of stable mind and well baJancedmoralna tur Theytwin sympathetieaBdf Inclined talnjure themselves through their kindnessjto lfrtendsTheyx3lIll be more successful as employes han as ieadSTof anTJndependent business oras leadersIn professional vocations 4 i DEEDSOFTHUST fc ft SQUAHB S37 Hny8 Welch et tixJ toIulsB eak aa4Wtm CUrkT to secure IC tit Mt It M0 lrr and syeinC 6H per cent eealannttallrt lot lnaiL9Srt lotTv 7 SQPAHBTP8SS lBtrtclr Geogtiegair et ax1 tvuium jw tamous tua jina ueorgeu juctwes to eenr WV Bntf Citherlae ElHot JJ300 yearr per eenCenuimiuiUrr IoM9 SQUARE jbMarjShtppfrla ettlr Jacob if to i Rnhrfrti Ftralka ad Barton Toimsend to BeeareProvtaentllJfeaiid TrnsitJompany jt5O0OfSTeais 5rper cen1jifBnilaniiDally part SQXfAIlBil03 eorge3TTaiprteia toA Walter Marlov jr Agd Harry Welch it secure Lena Ixcl oodguarfllan 250 Ire tes1 oer cent niUiumallyjot 78 Sama Harry Si Welch and Walter HsiartofJr to secure Bessie sa Welch 350 years 6er cent SQUARE 28S2 DarldCN Hust iretffi to Iul JH Peat andWatsba Clarkv secure Uarr 9M0 3 JeattC V4 pr eent semi mnr lotsfiS 97S8 SQUARE79 Lewis Smlthlo Walter WUcc iR jn i vi i test MrififfvTliciPjCflii i NavNmVr THiAra jeJT 4 a rStt JCAKYiOTinBSlltiaCPieTED JI jr iJLiA All SectwaBin Additwr tT Washiagtw ProbaWyWili BeaFarty Keetkief AujiniereswajjTiaayigai lnspec WiWeigngTafSatoxIay KKTSUES TO DATE POK TH1 51 ft 2 Si JflWWitT i nation and systematic work ITraninta ln aspect read tobe lucky for thouBhrfiiTL Le Allwho areJenWedMSquS concentratlonfim itvTafovS wisely waitfor ajmoreauspiclQus dav ifMiP adttlore TOaIdK entehired bunderthis rme couId Wie Hed on forfalthrnl service At wasThefd Ji wsplcjou3 for flshermenr Jtfe3Hlv forelgn seer eijes warn whlchare ofan unusual natiE they wUlTeveal Tmi mce to detect Thlsls1 ascribed to figuration wh ch hajr 11 Inclination Vf aVpeculiarly dnsaSS WSWWL Rh vi iww wiiaKe parrinUhe most stren uous educat ortfll mi vttlwen T4uai yet ana George HaneJo secure William BHJ nnrt4RHiDIvwU a Moore et to Arthur A Blrney and James A Purcell ta secure note of 1SW I yearfper eent quarterlyeast half soti A RR 9rr Tharlts nnsteo etn irr nrtnsted to Chaoln Browa and Henry HBergmamvto secure Oriental Building Aaso latlnn Mn 1Ilnl JOIi BQCAKB 3S2 JvVaii Ness FhlllpTto John Ccuehlan and James RiEllerson to secure lU Thomas twwnson 3vw jtus cent lot 24 SQUARE 3058 A Britton Browne to 3 Francla sii tia a perrv McOlue lo secure Harry A lrit Msit mnnthl oaTments Srercent lot 54 SQTIAKB 28J6 Joha Crown ft BitO Chapla Brown ana iienry tu nerfumuu Bm nrlortT Ttnllrtlnr Ansndatlon NO 4 11S00 lot SQtrARB 3J8S Edward wogerson vr uoniiueu tal TrusfCompanyj to flecure Washington Land and Mortgage Company 730 monthly paf ments 5 per centrrlot 75 SQTJABXi mi Maryja jSlater James Berry aad Winiam McK Clayton to securer Perpetual Building Association l0rlglnal lot 6 SQUABBa 611 6JS85 WUUani Ballard trus Hee to William ILLaahara and George Ja i cobs to secure Harry Singleton 30OO nt on demand tier cent lot 103 square 61 10ti33 square ii 383 iNriFSiDB Leonart rJMoir et int toCeorga TNalkei anajNorman IC Sansburytoserore tewlsEMBreUnhger 1K0 monthly pay ments percent1 Jot 107 Mock 2L son 4 Bur tw Ada siReld to Union Trust Coa if panyto secure Washington laan and Trust Company JIZWO i jeam Jir annually lots island part original ot SQlfARB 4220j lsajs Sacks et ux to Isaac shTTkii nudolnhBA Bebrend to secure Henry Latterner 1600lsto Vt months 6 per fcent semiannually pTt lot 7St MERIDIAN HILXr HortenSe Fowler to John Bnetrv and Lmiis I Ansart to secure Homers Smiths 32000 timnotslYei6per cent loN45 block 10 ri SQUARE 10S3 Clarence VSageret uxto Henry ji Tf stmnsan and James Thompson to secure 1 VTnit HoltJ160 3 1 years per cent jenilannualywpartc original 101 TKjnr EsiuKiriiarnru vuniBe evit vn nuaij BergmaBiri and Oiarjes Schafer to secure Ut Northern Liberty German American Building Associauon no ivl two ujwaiu CONGRESS HEIGHTS Bdwara wiBmonar irus te to Ernest f3chmldt and George 1L Em merich to secure German American Building Association ooc ROTTAHE Sfitt Martha Tluller et TlrXudwig to National Savings and Trust tompany to sm secure Amencan security aun jTustvompMij 0 2600 S7earst 6 pery cent semiannually fiot 188 i SAiriTtiB MS TTnru Hardins etux towlll 1 lam JTlather and John Coughlan to secureJ i mriiii 44 AAA SradVO AAiuAnt I semiannually loU JS and 96 SQUARE 20 WHliam A Wells Jriet to Washington LoaJhand Trust Company to secure Equitable CooperatiTe Building Assoclation lot at cv 3 WOODWABD3JJT Charles Carter et uxjto Joseph Nsaunaers anaiTansua iMasnio iTc 1 JPhero are nlneteenvtruekDjJentere4t8 iaaooniestms cuvuiipn at A no WaringtpnPostjnotbr track rellWllty run which starts Monday morning Three trucks with1flrrihulancnJfifHllirtiaVA nimpfl up for thenoncontestlng divislonand live nassenef oiitnmrthUa havdhoen ba lectedoutot theelght nvhlch afesJtoThej fcMit V1W UDO UitUC 1 Uil UUiiiUQ 2LIia UO men detailed by the United States government Tfieentry JIstlosedat mid nlghtjjast night but this oes not mean that noTnore trucks wllhbe jenteredLJSn tries are expected to arrive by mall for theriext few iiays and wllljberecelvedj proviaeo tneyiDearia postmark previous to closing time Two oftlieclasses arewell filled one with six and one with fdur itruckarAft otber dlvlsloh wJIIrstarK according jtothb TSorriJitumt it llEsriia JsKS I 3a i7 i i aaaii WX 9 IMtln Glut 3yWV 7 Wflcox gi il rAHtocaTf4WHisj svJarrLaa Herea vi 4 lS Atterbnry lSMsi4 is Attertnr i wes 16Atterbary rvVvW lta lrfWWteftyrSUs WW lbV linternatlonalftftee ieofcoTmttvtviw ib VW Pour AVftei Drlve lW lbsvft Wt Whlte 1S01bsj I A Marmon Pjlot BoriTallcI Pacemaker CBnlii i Starter lD rSiii 2ri fciiecke Altei GoVt OHIciali Hstas itnowv stands witht three cars contestlnfor the dlvisIoiL 6ophy and two Diner aiyisions witn two entries eacn will also compete for division cupsTwo divisions have ordy jmenominatloneacru and will ruij for perfect score cups and iorthe sweepstakeswhfch Iscalled The Washington Post trophy Prize forieast Cost Per Mile This last named wllhbe awarded to the car whlelf carries ita 16ad through the run at Uie Ieas cost per ioiurper jnlle The division trophies wlll he awarded 5on tne sams baste to thewinner fit the class In whrclf It Is listed Division trophies willHmly be posted indivistons In wlilpft two or more trucks of different makesare entered Perfect fecorA trnnhipa win 16 POStedWhere a car la runnlnalnns us ciass ana jwiji e7presnted In Uhe eventthat the car flnlshes the rurt with a veneci score mroaaworjc the final outi door test for imperfect brakes clutch and gears and In the technical examina tionJn the division IK tor trucks rated atOOO pounds capacity and Under an 800 ppundsHupmoblle ana a 1000 pound International tr will jflght It ouUfor 4lia honors A i The entTyr forlhe InternallonAl was made yesterday hy thepalthnore branch An AtterburyarHrWhitei each listed at 1500 pounds have beenienteredvfor dl Tlslon 2K W0iao 16e0iour1ds Thls8lze Js better khownaj three quarter ton trucks Some Xy PopnIar5ere The rWhlte Company of Cleveland mv turwaraeu entries lor two White trucks equipped with standard eWess bodiesand tops onejjf 1500 p0Und Ca4 pacuy ana ine otner 3w pounds ca pacityThe TVlilto make is very popular In Washington Jiaving been represented here for several years MjLny of this make are used by theJJnlted States government A White touring car has also been entered as one oftharofficials cars i 2j it If no further entries are receh edhdi ivw pounos win pun mtf next Monday morningrwltba JJlttle Giant a Wllcoxaadan1 AtterhuryfAll of these are one ton trucks a size which vhas proven popular here TheLlttle Giant andtheWllcoxarrIvedln the city yesterday fromlthelr factories and it Is understood that the Atterburrs are on the road The biggest division and the one iu wiutu ua Kuuteatjwui oe me Keenesi 1 4K 2001 to 3000 pounds which con ttalns slxentrtes at the present tunev Theyarea41ais and Mclntyre twoln jdfana made trueksifof 3000 pounds vca nadty eachiva Witt Will which is made jltf Washington and which as a long ton raimg zz pounas an juitocar from lArdmore Paf and a White front Cleve fland Ohio EntriesFroiaPa Huo and MafcBWlonore Ttltfee40en eral Hospital a WaJttyf Vawi 4purida cpacltyVlew3tnwra jom plywithtthe rales ftnroMpows aadwilVbelitthT6uira ine teUl astthrBCk intterjHPPtlS sloBsTrbut wtll nottbe ellglWa for th jtrophieVrw al ti Va The agmentsiUolfc5larcrs which have been entered tr AateTls aa follows Pilot Marmon onRedhythjl Potoraacjlotors Car Compnjrof th i city pacemaker brireferw iwy Nor-walk enteredby the ifOrwaiR jaotw 1 fcar Conlpany of JiftrtlnsburgvW Va startrsi car Buksk6titeretsDy we local branchof the Bulclc fMotorCom Banyl chckerscarStuts rntred4b Lth Miller Companylocal aent fprtr IneTcar haa beeri entered by thWhlte CompanyTaeone ofithe carsto be used hythe gayernment v6fflcialfliJ KrjK Three jnore cars arefiiiH tolye en tered two or theiieioftho nwmbera Of tbegerierairsuply commltteor and hetothermendetalledibyi the government andpthe other as spvesacar tIr trievAnTExpectea ynth thelasl pfCthe entries Iny the endvofthewelC It isprgoablaihat in theneghborhood of 540 machlneswlll startfronv The FostballdlngMonday morning a fAUot the jcontestlng andnoncontest IngiarswllT reporUtoi the referee at TbePost hulldlngafurdaymornlngat 10 oclocfcJ They will then be lined up with floors boards and hood covers raised forjtheprellmlnary examination A Sjrotestrrelatlveto classification or yalldity of sentry mustberrnad before fr Saturday Immediately after lunch heruckswiU betdriven to the scales whichhaveJbeen donatedjforthe occasjtihbyithe Columbia Granite and Dredging Company at 3036 street TjortnwestThese scales whichhave a capacityYf20tonA will be tested by VMS scaler ui lYOifiiiia nuu reaoura iu the4m6rnIngV Itfbrder to be sure they are accurate Vl fl VilLMeet on Friday Night ATranrnentsitoavebeeninadft with theJColumblaCompanyiaiiave a large supply oftdry gravel inacksvtoirhlch can bemused aathejloadby any oTthe the officlalstentrants drivers and Observers will bethel in the Hotel Sterlings Friday night Cwhenthe rules aof therun viljxbedlscussed hotel rest ervatlonsimadend other details con cerwng the event iWilUbe attended to It is Important that every participant attend this meeting bT raT ti i St 7a r4f i lN Calv Arey0Qj6jQ 42 vs sr AThlaMis about aU tiiewerii contnciutes totae citnes it jgWitfk -1 But Calvert Clothes are m6deldrWi 3rii ns a 2 tianawiiaiDnngs waeiu sso verjieur wj thattJiyare de expressly toiv cufomersnot4foimaginary4mei5 txtli aiia ri YVlltJXUUA UU1GJLV yviicx uua utxicA wi 4 rfjaFs 2JaMallyhatgivrii8 100 etiear You11getauewQfeVpftisfaii 5 4 getahiewdgi BCalyertClotliesr U1 In Plain Setfesrrin effectiTeclicfei ju4li pm stnps in eaemsiYft moda imm Jjb 2000 to 3500 4 6eXalvertSh6p aFounc5h Division 5K for trucks ranging from Of the International Harvester Cnm nani ft001 to 4000 nounfla tandsrat thlasnnlt Af AmiIAo StrVti i iL i uvfn iv rearyl jr me wen ins wiui xour iruca3 in eacsoi two tons known automohlledealerpflhls cltyis capacity Only one of these trucks is me YYasmngtqn representative for this machine The international is a very popular make in thls secUon of the country It is distinguished by its high wheels and Its excellent work hvnegoti atlng country oads 7 makes known as sturdy reliable trucks Represented liere the Wilcox The others ts nioViVL vu ivua vonior a none irom Coaiesvllle Pij a LauthJuergens from tVcemonL1 Ohio ahd ati Atterhurv from 3uffalo if Tfp They are well kndwnj months agoandthemembers npw num Wasbiflgton Subiiitan jClub Will Have Jousewanflinjlnn May4 The WashlnEtonvBubuwan Club Will baveaformalopenlngofflts Hew house on May 4The structurewas he home ofthe Columbia GolLClub iThe grounds hnA hAon lr aYnaKfinl n1a 4 aao ditlonand the house hatfbeen redeco rated and furnished and now Isone of the most modern arpundiWashington The club was organized only a few mWr ff art tw il hwflry WNPyWKaWElN BfKBKmwamraWSic ij rK LsfcLg AiiiisiiiiiMkHliisisisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiVli ber more stharr2O0t e9re t3larioB il Saonaers lWZ ZpOK 5 6 per censemlamiuaUytpartff DesiretheVoice of Ability 3 fef TUESDAY APRIL S9t 1913 i Vw tannart order jistratlon gfantea to Jnlla8jWatU honl J1000 fcona 400t attorney frank Stetson 1 Unlted States Supreme CourL Present The CMer Justice Ur Justfce ITciren oVMr Justice Holmes Mr Justleo layJIrjus ticeiiurton Mrvustice Hughes JrvJustlce Tan Devanter Mr Justice 5 Lamar and Mr Justice I 275T SorftwesternacineJRallrea4Cpm rplalntlllitnerron ts7 ThoUnitBiSUtefM A i 2r swiV trj nuiuyiunLCMiusu a ivuiurs uu a purely business subJecUAShe wasa tlnyi mlte vii nvioviU4SHsieiisjvjyoniouinsana Htner No 275 Pny kwhwuiibo per smwaijon 7FS No268 The Olernent NatIenalBaak plalntltt UnueS by MrMaxwelle Weheer torOieilaIn error oy MrtHaie Kiaruin ana Mr Clarke CFitts for the defendant In error and conclnded if Mr Maxwell Butts for the plaintiff in error Nor 261 Baltfc Minlns Companyplalntltt hi error Commonwealth ot Massachusetts and No 00 SrfWWte Dental Manufacturing Company planum in errors vs commonwealth of Massachusetts argument commenced by Mr William Everts for the nlaiutlffs in error andcoa tinned by Charles A Snow for the plaintiffs tui aau Uf wfuiM nniu tut WlO UV fendant in error fa ff i Adjourned uatHWednesdaTtat 13 oclock 4 Tbeayeaiutor Wednesday April aotirilftie as romncj Nos JBS and 800 2 270 inli279 37i mm and uo at andnn and 2SUv big dreamy wistful eves AndIU was plain to be seen she vcasglvlng little heed to the lecture fJ For her heart jnrnnnf im hnelnsca ffha clalsejYJca could do much tosway public waa doingher present work because she opinion which1 was the greatestof all could eanraiarge aalary and with this NatlonalSuretr Company ts3 appointing NS Fawcetf receWerj defendant Plaintiffs attorneys Neale ft JEnjland dstendanf i ttcrneys Gettlnzer Buckley ABlgmfient tortodayj irerlilt Rlclirdson Jmtgft ffBrieB 7 EQtJITT COtJRTrUP Mr JusUceAndersoii la Ss inacyoj Tictorla At BIplerr prdef apCJ In rc petltiou of Annie Lucas decree substituting trustee Plaintiffs attornejrHW Leahy National Surety Companyrt Stannardtpro eon fesso ordered Plaintiffs attorney BXHmton Irr re assienmetit of Alfred Dhler auditors I Teport ratified and distribution ordered Peti tioners attorney Joaepnu suiHTaw Taylonvs Taylor raifr as to alimony rej ti TheSa7ingtTouchfiColorlJla 3 a ijr 1 Tri 5 A lot canljedonerthls year 4o freshen Jasf summers supply of clothesiby Adding a touchofcolorjto eachfrock BhlrtwalstandsulLProyldInE theouoh orcolor be wisely added Xne pf iheCoaslestwaysQf giving this Superfluous la Hair Triith saying touch of color is tobuyonmake colored girdles for rwhltor colored cot salary buythlngs the worldsaldr she ought to haVeiandi because this work seemed Ythe practical sensible thme to do and because her family approved pf it or rawer or tne salary sButher ambitions were elsewhere and so 6heAsat thcre to her coworkers fa successiui Business girl to nerseirja ais uaujneaunnappys maiviauai jjor sne was feeding hert soul on husks and she wantedto get upndretum toher fa she desired A i For what didBhejretlDUt of the present posiuonr iNotning mat snereany carea forShewasnot doing the work that was an expression of herself and the clothes andluxurles sheiboughtwith the money jshe earned avejien no realplea we 4 rr WHat Isthe use of living allfe frthls way It istft life InUts real senset it Is merely going through a form of living but onfr In which theJ real aelftakesno part For onei only lives wheithe real self jlivesand expresses itself And her reat seiraWasnnamgno expression And she wasdolng this partly because It was the conventional thing to demand nartlybecause her famlly vseconded Jier doing it but also nartly because she was afraid to trust this Inner voice be tori frfri vflhVL 4 i A cause she as afraid to venture Into jT4 i CV7JJBv 7 r1 Hie that would ber 5Mmifdefe ThlOntySafHtBt Rmover EacJir application of aa uhkhown depilatory iaaaangerous eweruoBov andUkelyto 1causo perroanent dis SZiKr Tli tnerA fart that such Sfeparations are short llTed should ll alone ke sufficient warning to avoid 1 theirsAise Da Miracle has stood the etest0ttime havingbeensoia tonoveA 31 years thereforeit Is the only de nllatory you caasa without expert menttogv 1 jyilnoUkmte Defilatory af you use De Miracle It wine OTSSlWeJ forany cttrlouspersonto knowLthat you have used a hair re mover becausVDe Miracle evaporates immediately after accompusmng us iworkf therefore leaves no odorswhat rr On theCotherhind If you use any depilatory with a distinctive odor i In offensive tell tale smell wiu cljns I totyour sKin lor nours Oihm Advet6seJGuatcuAze taLriyepWMtetpaMlrJ the Ofliy uepinmij umfc a iio uaranteein each package Avoid permaneht dlsflgurement 1t rhonet itealery merelyltor a few cents morel profit If your dealer wJU not suoply yu Beii iou airecp Te information how tov determine wWca 1 depllatoriesare harmful and worthless sent in plain sealed envelope piwtruths next advt I De Miwfc Chemical New York Sold and Jtecommended Uy are made ofsHKorvelye rlbbontThey senerauy ions nougn to ue Knots and hangln two long fends Boman striped ribbonst6or 8 incheswlder otl evenwiderrla utilizedJ effectively loivgIrr dleT It Isf oldedabout the walstr If the sWpesun4engthwlse of the ribbon It isso folded5 that only two or thrj ot ihVcblors shoV The girdfea made of this rihbon are finished fwith silk tassels of thepred9mlnant color of the stripes and aretledLor knotted Belts 4realso madetof atrlned rlKhnns The ribbon usedforthese l3 either just us woo a 1IA5C 4IIU Is folded5 oncetQmake It the required wldth Theses belts are iastened with ribbon covered huckles Tk FIiOWEIts 1 Gorsage flowers are much In evidence this spring and will probably be worn all through the summer Sometimes three ouncnes oi ijiowers either matching or elseharmonlzing are worn at the same time oneat the belt one onth9 faat and the thlrdatJlhe neck either as a finish to theJieck ruff ot tulle orelse fastened to Abe Jabot Artificial flowers toOv are much worn on evening frocks As festoons oalace or net skirts theyjare popular 5and they are alsoattached tothe foundation of siikvor satjn over which chlffonottlace is draped They are sometimes carried over one snouiaer sometimes about the hem of the skirt A recently Imported evening gown showed an oversklrt of lace embroidered wlth roses and the oversklrt was caught un on one i side with alarge artificial rose This idea could be easily copied In remodeled evening gown 1 There seems to be no end to the uses of heads made by the dressmakersThey tare Used as fringe and for embroidery icnmany pr the newest gowns Of thin materials Beadcmbroldenrls compara tively simple ttf accompMshf The pattern is marKea in ine usuauiasmon ana tne I beads In the colors choseni are fastened in place vrtth colored silk thread Bead fringe iand embroidery lncoIorson the end of chiffonCor net sashes are5espev iTTnited States Court of Claims Present Acting Chief Justice Charles Howry Judge FentonWJBodth iJudgsSamuet 3 Barney Judge George Atkmson Iwls Parsons Mr HiHanreT was heard tor plaintiff and Mr George Bosen for the United States i DanaEBrlnck recelrer Mr Philip Walker was heard ijaa motion tor certain papers la the Interior Department opposed by Mr Asa baughjatlorney Department of Justice and at gument concluded by Mr VvC Bryan Levi Rellle SubmJUedbyWH Robeson for plaintiff and Mr vWT Mortis for the United States Wlaton et aLrTsrious orders filed bye court Grace EChufcch Torktowp Var remanded to general docket Th fniinwtTio trill calendar cases passed trrer tOLOctober terror Jtos SI 123 43r 86 ant S72 llenry Husted MrtJ DPennebaker was heard for plaintiff and Mr Andrews for the Gideon T4 Smltheman Bf PhlladelphitEa i ton traeiiViswmian tjanaivuniiufosiuu Ashbaugh was heard on demurrer and opposed by Mr Samuel Crandall JOr plaintiff i Cases posted for trial Wednesdayr Kos 28S63 Trt 131 129 3Rir and 3Sl United States Court ot Customs Appeals PrJnf vrtuMlinr JudreMontgomery and As sociate Judges Smith Barber JYrtes aa4 Martia The following decisions wtrejitnded dowatodayi eu Vrbnuiiif eblorComianr TSltltad States OplnlonTby Presiding Judge Montgomery rtti jim nsm Tdron blues were as But lsntthe desire the voice of ability KSe4 bVtbe collector at SITpertent as coal tar urnable Mt 2 Plaintiffs attorneys Tepper Xusackl Rldenour ts BJdenourr proofs ordered taken beforeJdargaret Jtt Murray examiner SRlMntiirs attorneys Kappler Uerlllatr defendants at tBrnerr Schick i Laasburga vs Partnr Urn to settle lgest ana tlrerecordextendeav Fiainturs attorneys i4ap A Uerillat and Alexander Wolf Eoien berg defendants1 attorneys Jobn Riaoutaad4 Jt Darlington fc Scott ts ScoU otder ofpubItcatlos PlaintUTa attorney irisBy Plckford ys Wetzel jrder of publication1 Plaintiffs attorney It Preston Sneaiey Jackson vs Jackson trustees report ratified and reference to auditor Plaintiffs attorney Crandal Mackeyr defendant 4ttorneyi EF Colladay Soterlos Nicholson 1 tain indebtedness Attorney inordnn AtnnrrtAn Estate of Annie rBowne wil admitted to probate and Jetrersot administrationrc tia s1101 toJosepblnt Howell bond J100 Attor aerJT BberlBiJrrUrA la re Henry Ow Coter order Aspolntfag American Securityand Trnst Company guardian Attorney Thomass Hosklns Jis Esute of Clarence BSheemrwlU admitted to probate ndfletters testamentary granted to Eulalle H3iem na Georrs wP Swartsellj bond 12000jt Attorney Darlington Estate of Frederick Pilling order tit partial 4ts trlbntiottAttorney EdmonstoD JState of Mary A Barrett petition for probate of will filed Attorney a Murphy Estate otJohn A Aspinwall order to sell automobile Attorneys Maddox Catley In Helen Lockwoqd orderautltorlxiniVleaa AttorneyW Msrlow Estate ofAuaust Graces setlHnn rfmmii James Tanner as special master Attorney Cbapin Brown is it Esutoot Scott A SwearingenwlU dated Peb ruarrt lJfllei Ja re William Phillips etTeJ forte appoint Sf JSfV JlBUIlu fl WO At tornyfGeorgeiC Ross 4f Estate i lrtilsiustement will admitted to probater and jJeUersttestamentary granted to Henrietta Justemsnti bond 1600 Attorneri a mMU nUibViUrU i 1 aLt t1 RESORTS AND TRAVEL tir it Ui afUNTICCTOHOTELS i GALEN HALt HOTEL AND SANATORIUM AfLATTIO CITY SEW JERSEY An ideal place leng orshorfats11 Stone brick and steel bWldlng Booms en suit with bet and cold sea water fa private baths Tonlo and Curatl7 Baths and Treatment with trained attendants TOUNO GenI Manager COMET TO ATIAKTXC CITY Arid enjoy therflelighUof Spring at the Seashore confbined with the comforts and conveniences ot th cWorldfSeasld Metropolis HOTELENinS Is always popular on account ot its unetualed location and Us unobstructed ocean view WALTEB BU2BT Estateof Samuel Dean will dated June 8 jJij Estate otBtllson Hutchlnsf order Hxing trial of issues tor JuneJ Mil Attorneys OltUngs Cbambcrlia an expression of this uesuB iiiinvaa ige very Heart oi ner Safford yar MaoVeaghj rule returnable May 2 Attorneys KalstonSiddons ijtlchardsonij CIRCUIT COURT No i Chtef Justice Clabaugh i Levy vs VaughthfV Verdict tgr jJetendantt Plaln tiffi attorneys A1 Newmyer aad MeltooStras burger defendants attorneys Clephane ft Cfephane Dixon ts GreatFalla and Old Dominion 1U11 rpad Company two cases causes certiiledto Circuit Court No 2 Plaintiffs attorney Mather defendants attorney Wilton Lambert ruaae TS iiiscricnoi voiumoia oraereit tending time to settle bill of exceptions And UU transcript to June 30 Plaintiffa attorney Cran oal Mackey defendants attorney HMarshalI United States rel Colbura Machine 01as Company vs Moore judgment for costs on man date from Court of Appeals against relafor and judgment reversed and petition dismissed Greenwald Packing Company vs Potomac Balti more and Washington Railroad Company Am trial Plalntiffa ttornevsBIalrftHlHTerrdefendantf8 attorneys William Hits and GB CralgMU sisslmment for todar fi Ko SS3 Tyler ts Butherford ts Imperial Theater Company Attorneys Wolf Leckls Cog Krats 4o lis BaglinjTS Southern Surety Company Attorneys Blair worthlngton Darlington No 397 Lane ts Globe Furniture company Lawsuits Jo B6714 Pentley ts Bnrrmitn noieM5760 Plaintiffs attorneysfilair ftHlll Nov S571S James W7 Gessfords WIHUm a Began appeal PlatntWr attorneys Jtd Gladfelter and IE Patterson No 8520 Ormsbr McHarr ThoS Riley Uimbers Company and i Thomas Kiley damages 5K PlalnUrs attorneys Gtttlngs ft Chamberlln 4 5 No K5721 Leon Tohrtnpr AmfnifrfM a iivsfiuniiuK TajaDiLU mctionrTAinTvanvn I ages 10goqvPJainturs gttorney ieon Tobrlner Equity SuitsT No 31738 Gertriida T4 TiVlni vih GuScQ 71 PP QEAND ATIAKTI0 H0TEI Vlrgmla Ate close to beach Steel Pier and II itmr4nti riniitltv E00 Freih and sea vater tn all baths prlvaU and public elevator steam teat son parlors musics jwv tany seawm rates 1150 up daliyi Special weekly Auto coach tttratas Boilet WM COOPER Prop HOTEL MONTICfiDLO Pentucky At near beseh and all attracttohsl odernHiehelassHomeliae Capacity I 0 Excellent table choice rooms private baths 1M up daily American plan special weekly ZW up daily American pian special weesiy Write tor deicrlptlTe folder AC Ekbolm Hotellew England oTCaroUnayav ft Beachr PrlTatebthsrua nlng water In rooms jlloutor to street level 6un i parlor Capacity 360 TSpocUl spring ratts Booklet BBTAN ft WILUAMS OCEAN STEAMERS tf LWB0K PJRIS HHI1BUR8 Prea LtBeoln8MT pmttFtrW7Maylt iWesterwaldlfMsy ltAmrkatMJJ Hamburg airecut secoaa eawa uy fWllt calaBoulogne Jy Jff tlu qarltoa a la Carte gtesUwssH ClnclniuitlJnne TlCtaetsiBaHJairU Cleveland Jwte 34Chvr4mwA JulrJ Gibraltar NiM Qmmi 3 SSMoltke 12WtMYJumjLM New i direct pasMDgJrskfTHrtwBi wiuoelphia wo riAMiyna Neat Sailing i 8 PBINZ ADALBERT MAT It SS PEINZ 09KARtTrlMAT 8 GKABfWALDER8EEU JVNBH UamsarkT AiBcricsutXlM Broadway WY Or 7 Droop ft Sons Co JKU 0 sU aw Geo Moss Hthst WsjsMsjttoa P0 i NEW YORK CITY HOTELS KJ EATESTATERANSFERS IT2T Pt STREET NORTHWEST John Campbell to CWBeattle lotUir square lSt10 GARnELD John AAlstoa et ua to Ed Adams Would ne desire todoa thln If hidden awavJn his nature were not the germ of power tto do Is it not this very sparKof ability that is voicing itself in therlonglng to do It may ftea very weakjroice TjCmay require much training But doesnt the desire to do mean the possession of at least some ability to4o if cAnd isnt this capability a part of ones real self The work we do mechanically oi Because we nave oeep inrust intOJV but Jn which Vwe have no real Interest does not express our true serves ButHhd work wetdot with our heart and soul whlcti Is the output of our very being is an expression of our real self And need we fear to trust this calif For Is not the deslreitodo assurances the power to do and is not the expression of our Teal Iself an expresslonof that which Is TBternarand eternally sustained For underneath the real things are the fnimdationsjof theunlverse Souvrealltyifclssafeto listen to the mneT voice iu uoeu mo aiun for thmisrliihewaymay seem dark and full of obstacles thereis that to guide which seeth not witn monai eyes tssKim SONS LTfltJraPli myMjM jsvbsssssssssBskV dyes Thet importer claimed mem to du in oi duty as anthraclne ayes Tb board of general appraisers overruled the protest of the Importer and the aeclstoff ot the board laaOrmed No 10iv Roessler ft Jtasscher Chemical Com pakyT ts United States Opinion ljysoclate Judge SmithWroughtJron melting pou were as sessed by the collector at 45per tentasmanu factures of metal The Importers protested that they were Tproperly dutiable at 30 percent a cyUndrlcal tanks or vessels The board of gen eral appraisers overruled the protestof the importers and the decision of the board Is aOnned THofitltJOnMi SUtes vs Mnufacturers Paper Company Opinion byyAssoctateJudg Barber Roughly cut lava stones designed to ber cemented upon the outer surface ot astlwn dnims used Kthe manufacture of paperj were assessed by the collector at 60 per cent aa tbulldlngstone The importer claimed It to be dutiable S5j per cent as a nonennmerated article composed ot earthy or mineral substances The claim ttie Importer is sustained and the mercaanaise is neiato do unliable at S5 pereent i Noa idol unltetfjStatesTS XTHohner et 1 Oplnion by Associate Judge Barber Wooden cabinets comalalng harmonicas which axe siao used lo display the harmonlcafor sale ini retail stores wt asimsmA bv the collector separately as on usual eoTertms The imoorters protested that they should be assessed wlth the merchandise as usual cOTermgs Tne ooaru XKgeaerai appraisers sustained the protest ttbe Importer and gio decision or the board 1 affirmed sfZ tNo Kl United Sutes vs a Harris ft Co et al Opinion oy Associate juage ineuu an imoortatlon Of itrapesthe Importers claimed an allowancoontbe jround that part ottb grapes were1 rotten or worthlessThe boardof general apprmisera eostsuiw vmwsii in lmportenrand the fleclsloa nt Ihe boardj la affirmed3 3 jJorlMI HT7 LangTs Calted States iOTin Ion JUy Associate Judge DVrfes Bouillon cubes vera assessed by the collector at SSceata per pound by Similitude to extract of meat The Importer proteswa tflavuie merenanaiso waaproperiy uu tlableat rceBAbjslailetudo tOPrepared vegetables or 20 per cent a a nonenumerated manufactured article Jhe board of general ap pratsers overruled the protest oC the Importer and the decision ot the board iv reversed and ihe merchandise Is held to be dutiable at 30 per eftt as a nonenumerated manufactured article SapremeCourtliatrictof Colomlaiui EQUITX vCOTRTN07 tj JIr Justice Barnard Herman SvsrAfcVrttrsale autbortied and ref create to aerieter PUfetT attorney Xea Po pnpetl Qwe a wutwyi JS rf Attorneys Neale Xncland Thomas Ddtton 9ftft H7Hnn4v AitiMwM anX Vntttntan Int S2 t1 Elver Railroad Company Attorneys Gardiner CHEVY CHASBEICHTS Joseph Bowllnr et Whlteford Johnson el trustees to Edgar Taibert lot 27 suuare SS J250 uinuuix uuuai io arjusuc wngnu Farmers and Merchants National Bank ts t3en ny commtssioa ordered to Issue Buckler ts Washington Times Company on trlaL Plaintiffs attorney a Frattey defend ants attorneys WJ Lambert and RH yett I Assignment fo today js No 4SS McCarthy ts llerehantsTransfer and Storage Company Attorneys LamberviKelly Ostcrman a NotMH Joseph tf Sensfnger Attorneysv Baker Hogan Newmyer No M8 Allen ts Capital Traction Company Attorneys Bailey Tucker Fcnyonft Macfarland Ross Perry ft Son No 354 Smoct ts Psison Attorneys Douglas Baker Ruffln ft Obear Baker ft Hogan Kotii Simpson vs Southern Railway Company et at Attorneys Jeffords ft Kenyon Hamilton Terkesift Hamilton Maddoz ft Oatiey Nd Parmer and Merchants National Bank of Winchesters Benny Attorneys JH Ferguson Gles A CRIMXNAircOTJKT NOI Mr Justice SUftord United s8taUsTs Thomas KIngarnafknowI edgeTecognlzance tS00takenvwltIiJabex Lee surety United States vs Edward Mathews ana Gorman Keeserobbery pie guilty eaclk Attorney OBrien nnitofl statea vs James Coleman assault to rob verdict guilty ot simple assault defendant remanded VAttorneysj ijt oier ana a Unuea oiaa vs5jw 4lAwfcfiwuviJifci defendant committed iTTitd States vs William Mahoney and Will iam Saylesj1 jobbery verdict guilty each tAttor WTvioiniuuD uu vsv Untted gtaterTS Anarw uousuesi jnuraer ffiteueesUTed and execution postponed runtll PridaTr June 6 IMS Attorneys CR7Beman jsUnltei States tS5 Warren Talberti gracd larceny Umetosettle WU ofexeeeptIoas an4 to ntetranseript extenaeaw assy mvxju United Mates ts Andrew rMcBlalrJnoBsnp portp benen warrant issuea Assignment for today tf rnlM Siafm TeJobnABurlerf A 1 if TJnlted SUteevRnfa Oordon aaJoha Rlcti arison iT iJj United States TSsamueisMsgEuaernaaiTea OT MASSACTICSETTS AVBNCEKORnTEABtLiw jsinou UxEtoPatrickC and Marr CeoaheKan Iot 44 sonars no 3218 NORTH CAPITOL STRfcKr NORTHWEST Aiiurajr uieesonv jr et uxito J0hnJTAllett lot 52 saliare Sis 1KL 4 JIT TWENTT SECOND STREET NORTHWEST numm a uiu ei ni io iiewisc ssmttn lot 25 square 79 1 1 COLOMBIA HEIOHTB Arthur Mi Little et rixt to EdithL Bliss partJot 84 blocJTS SI0 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