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CALVIN CHASE RIDIGULES
HITCHELL'S SCHEME
Declares Leader of National Civil Lib
eral Party Cannot Control Fifty
Votes to Save Els Life.

The announcement by w. T. Scott, a
negro Of East St Louis. Ill, that prep
aratiOIs have been completed for a ma
uOnaI convention OF the National Civil
Liberal party 10 nominate q negro for
the Presidency is called a fake by w
Calvin Chase. Of Washington.
According 10 the information received
from East st. Louis the convention Of
the National Civil Liberal parry" Will
be held on July g, the date Of the Demo
cratic National Convention in St. Louis
At this convention q platform VIII be
adopted which, Scott says, VIII call for
Government ownership Of transporta-
uiop facilities and pensions for ex-sIaves
5. p Mitchell, of Memphis, Tenn, is
resident of the organization. and /. l.
Walton, formerly OF Washington, but
now OF Savannah. Ga. is vice president
Scott is from Cairo. III, and has been a
Democrat in recent years, having come
over from the Republicans.
This whole thing is a fraud" said
Calvin Chase this morning. Il know
Mitchell and Walton both
This National Civil Liberal party is
not new thing. Mitchell runs a paper
In Memphis which for some time has
been devoted to the interests of this
party In my opinion the whole scheme
is this: Mitchell and Scott Will go to
the Democrats Of Illinois and Indiana
and tell them they are going to draw Off
the negro votes from the Republicans
and set money from the Democrats 10
help them along. They can't control
nifty negro votes TO save their lives.
mo negro of any standing or influ-
ence is in this plan. 1t is a money
making scheme pure and simple, and
worse than the emancipation parade
business We have here in Washington
every year or so.
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Marks an Epoch.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

South observation-disclosures min r. Leigh
ton et Tx 10 Herman T.. Burgess, lots
6. Z, and S, block g. 81, 400.
l44S r Street southwest - Charles w
PickIord 10 c. +. Sewers. lot 81. square
1862, $40
Burrville - Jane l. Childs ct vir.
Thomas S, 10 William II. Crews, lot s.
block 6, section 3, SO.
Barry Farm-Auen c. Clark ct ux. to
Robert p Sowerbutts, part lot A. sec
ton .. $40
Addition TO TakOma Park - Laura s.
Thornton to Heber l.. and CfraysOn L.
Thornton, trustees. lots 10 and II. block
g. $40.
Thirteenth Street northwest. between
L and N StreeJs-Charles T.. Milburn CT
uX 10 Emma r Milburn, undivided one
third interest in lot &. square 247, SO.
BlOOmlngdale-Georg Land to George
W. and Florence J. Robson. lot g, block
S, SO.
Street northwest. between -Four
teenth and Fifteenth Streets-LOuisa a
Tonnett To j. Edward Chapman. part
lot 2, square 22S. SO
Z6l2 i Street nOrthwest-COra NJ. Roy
70 Mary a. Lynch, part lot So, square /.
SIG
1917 / Street nOrtheast-Kate 3 Cook
70 Joseph r Hill, lot 49, square 1903
$50.
200 Fifth Street southeast-Robert NJ.
Morrison TO Mary +. Freeman, lot Is,
square S43. so.
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CrOSStOwn Line Wins
In Senate Committee
Favorable Report on Bill Authorizing Exten-
sion of Old Dominion Acknowledgement
Surprises by Subcommittee.

The VI Street cross Gown railway pro-
ject was today given favorable re-
port 10y the Senate District Commit
tee. and viii probably be reported to the
Senate tomorrow.
A favorable report was anticipated,
but several surprises are included IN
the bin which the committee agreed
upou The subcommittee presented. and
the committee adopted, with several
amendments, an entirely new BILL diff
fer-ns in part from both the cOmpany's
bill and the Commissioners substitute
bill The Senate committees bill, as il
wiIl be reported to the Senate. follows
the Commissioners bill in most re-
spocts-
What is regarded with greatest in
terest is the omission Of the paragraph
relative to the issuance of free recipro-
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cal transfers between the new company
and existing lines. This omission, IL is
thought. is ample for all the purposes
of the opposition to the bill and the
prediction has been freely made that
favorable action without such pro-
vision will be impossible.
The provision empowering the District
Commissioners to make reasonable
regulations" as to the speed Chara cteT.
and weight Of cars and impose fines Tor
violations of any regulations adopted,
was stricken out by the full committee.
This dcprives the Commissio nors Of the
authority they so earnestly desired TO
regulate local street car traffic in re-
Spouse to popular demand.
An amendment adopted by the fun
committee provides the manner for the
issuance Of bonds to pay for construc-
ton and equipment. They are to be
sold only at par value and paid for Oniy
in money or its equivalent. 1t is eX-
pected services rendered will be in
terpreted as coming under this head.
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CHARLES SEVERE AWARDED
DAMAGES FOR INJURIES

Charles Z. Severe, nine years old. was
yesterday awarded SIS 900 damages in his
suit against Allan / McDerrnott, re-
ceiver Of the City and Suburban Rail
way, for personal injuries.
The accident to little Severe took place
at Riverdale, Nd, on August 81. 1902
He. with his brothers, was playing near
the tracks Of the defendant one Of
Charles feet got caught between one Of
the iron rails and the flooring 4 train
approached and he L ing unable to ex-
tricate his foot, his les was cut OF below
his knee.
A 5. WOrthington and William NJ
Levin represented the plaintiff.
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Mr.. BROWNE SURPRISES
ASSEMBLED hETHODISTS
Washington Man Calamity Suggests
Sending Woman to Conference.-The
Motion Voted Down.

BALTIMORE. Nd, April This
mornings session Of the Baltimore con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, 10 session here, was the most
largely attended meeting that has been
held Interest conferred in the election
of delegates 20 the general conference
70 be held in Los Angeles. Cal. in May.
and there was much eIectioneering
among the preachers.
On the first ballot only two q the
six delegates to be chosen were elected
the Key. Luther =. Wilson. presiding
elder Of the Baltimore district, who re-
ceIveG lGs votes out Of the ballots cast
by z97 ministers present. and the Rev.
John F. GoUcher, president Of the
WOmau's College, who received 1853
votes. The Rev. r. VI. Bristol. Of the
Metropolitan Church. Washington. re-
ceiyed 81 votes on the first ballot. and
the Rev H. r. Naylor, presiding elder
Of the Washington district, S.
The Rev. J. g Nicholson. OF II MY
Church Washington. received y votes.
AND the Rev N. +. y. Rice, 80.
A second ballot was taken, the result
OF which will be announced lhls aIter-
noon. Should the four Delegates uoJ
be elected on this ballot vote viii be
taken each day until all are chosen.
soon after Inc conference opened a
resolution was adopted requesting
Bishop ross TO make no transfer into
thc conference unless an equitable trans
Zen .s made out OF 10. This - of especial
interest at this time. as Madison Avenue.
Mount Vernon Place, and First q Irch,
three of the largest churches OF lsulu-
more have invited ministers in other
conferences 20 become rhcIr pastors.
The lay electoral conference opened
at I0 O'Clock this morning Tor the puI-
pose of elccUug six lay delegates for
tle general conference.
A. r. Browne of Washington Gre
ated "a surprise 10y proposing that n WO-
man be CHOSEN as one OF the delegates.
His motion was promptly voted down.
IL was later decided 10 elect Oue dele
gute from each OF the districts. and a
ballot viii be taken this evening.
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CONSUL GENERAL BARLOW
LEAVES OFFICIAL LIFE

Andrew D Barlow has submitted his
resignation as consul general TO the City
OF Mexico, and the resignation has been
accepted
A successor 10 Mr.. Barlow has been
selected by President Roosevelt, but the
appointment viii not be announced for
seNeral davs.
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PHOTO SUPPLY BUSINESS, clearing $500
year; owner in i'll health, compelled 70 leave
BROKERS, OH F. apI-5c
MILK BUSINESS, selling 800 gallons daily;
owner has made fortune; wishes TO retire; price.
8, 800. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, GIL
F. apl-sr
$500 TAKES corner grocery; northwest; REM,
only SIS month: bargain. NEW YORK BU 81
NESS BROKERS'. Oil +. apI-St
GENERAL merchandise store in West Virginia;
yearly sales $4,000; rent only Sl25 year; price,
$500; rare opportunity. NEW YORK BJ 81
MSS BROKERS, OIL r aPl-5t
CIGAR STORE; prominent location; doing fine
business; owner going west; will s,u for SOW
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, OH r.
apl-5S
GROCERY: northwest: with living rooms; daily
sales $50; only 500 NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, Oh F. apl-.L
FOR SALE-A photograph gallery with 5000
negatives; cheap for cash. Address Bon oo4,
this office. api-5I
FOR SALE-Harness shop; frst-class location
no opposition; low rent. Address BOX $40, this
ofhce- asI-2t
FOR SALF-FIrniture OF eight-r00m house, SIX
room rented bringing Sos; rent OF house only
SIS; viii sell furniture with s0od VIII Iot 500.
$3.50 cash, balance in installmeuts- Address
BOX JG3. this office. apt
FOR SALF-Road house at seven Locks, the old
Bvrnes Place: good city trade, grocery attached
Apply JAS. y KLEIN. 22l0 II st. NV. apl-St
STORE for rent: fixtures for sale l4os P ST.
ny. u''-.L-S-
FOR SALE-A good opportunity; shelving, bins
and counter: also goodwill OF good cash gro
cerv and market store doing business ul rs1
day owner going IN other business reason
for selling: price 500 If sold AZ once Apply
20 F. P. STiEEIY, lf4i SD St ml5l-5t
WANTED-Grocery and liquor OF Wholesale Ii
glor store: state lowest terms, etc Address
CONFIDENTIAL, Bon $50 lhis Office mh5J-3t
FOR SALE Grocery store and nations; stock.
fNtmes; four good living rooms and stable,
rent, 81: price only $50 go. 2d sW- inh5u-3t
FOR SALE-Corner grocery; finest location IN
city; no opposition; price. S4C0; low rent Adj
dress BOX 90. This ot1ce. mh..-6J
FOR SALE Grocery store. $3.50 doing good
business; four living TocWs ana store, reut fl4-
2Ii6 -. NV. mh5l-au
FOR SALE-Grocery store. no reasonable offer
refused, as PARTY must leave city; good stand Go
make nice living. 953 10Th St NV. nItS5-5J
FOR SAIE-Firs;-olass Gaze. with FURNISHED
rooms; center of business section; long LEAFS,
reasonable REM: price, S4.j0J. Address bon
49,. -hs "thec, mhSJ-lt
FOR SALE-Cigar store; cheap 80 SIN st. Sc
mh29-t+
FOR SALE Good grocery business: cheap; must
sell a. once. s. 81, sw. ml.a-H
FOR SALE-Thrcc- chair barber shop; establish
ed over eight NCars, owner has Government p5-
sitiOa and VIII sacrifice 60 cash buyer no tn
iers need andy. Corner 18th ST. and Pa ave.
sc. 49,, ot
FOR SALE-A horsepower sawmiH very cheap.
as owner has no further u.s. Tor it. Inquire
at " G. FOLEN'S COAL YARD. 40 lst e.
nw. mhzs-.t
AGENTS WANTED fo- the New Princeton Laun-
DR.; collars and c,-fs iauBdeI u ~ cents each.
Apply "a sLh 81 nv. A-ll-S-oL
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WORK MAY BEGIN
ABOUT JUNE 10
House Upset the District
Building Plans.
CAPTAIN HARDING IMPATIENT
Drawings Must Be Submitted to Archi-
tect, Bids Advertised for, and
Preliminaries Arranged.

Work on the new District building
would have been begun today had not
the plans for it Deen held up unexpSct-
edly by the House, while the District
appropriation bill was under considera-
ton.
This is the exact day which had been
set by the District engineers for the ex-
cavatons 10 be started. but The action
of the House has postponed the event
until the middle of next June.
The plans for the structure lie in Capt.
Chester Harding's desk covered with
the dust Of weeks. while that official
grows more and more impatient for the
authority 70 be given by Congress for
the work to start
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VIRGINIA TO BE
PRIDE Of NAVY
Largest Battleship in -Serv-
ice Of America.
TO BE LAUNCHED TUESDAY
Little Daughter Of Governor Montague
to ChHsten BOat-Legal He'll
day in State.

President c. B. circuit. of the New
port News Shipbuilding Company. is i'm
Washington today completing arrange
ments for the launching on Tuesday of
tho Virginia the third 15.0o0-Jon bat
tleship in the world. the only one
owned by the United States. and the
first ship of such mOnstTOus size ever
constructed in America.
President circuit today leased one of
the big boats of the Washington and
Norfolk Steamship Company. and all of
the Washington invited guests are to
go down TO the scene of the launching
on this vessel Several members of the
Cabinet, the Naval Committees OF the
House and Senate. the heads of the
various bureaus of the Navy Depart
ment, and more than hundred prOmI-
nent residents of Washington have been
invited to see the great hull make its
plunge into Hampton Roads.
A Legal Holiday.
The launching is TO be made an affair
Of national Importance and Tuesday is
TO be a legal holiday in Virginia. The
Chesapeake and Ohio is to operate nine
special trains TO Newport News, one
from Richmond for the aristocratic
Westmoreland Club. and four others;
two from the James River cities and
towns. one from Charlottesville and
staunton, and another from Covington
and West Virginia points The South
ern, Atlantic Coast Line and the Sea
board Air Line are each TO put on five
specials. Two special military trains
are To take troops from Old Point Com
fort 10 Newport News.
Marks an Epoch.
The construction OF the Virginia marks
an epoch in the upbuilding OF the navy.
She is of something more than 1900
tcus displacement, being larger than The
one such vessel owned by England.
With the exception of Japan no other
nation has such a ship. The vessel IS
TO be christened by little Miss Montague,
the daughter OF the governor OF Nir-
ginia
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Harding Is Ready.

Captain Harding believes that all the
plans for the entire building can be re-
viewed. perfected, and returned 10 him
by the architects in charge Of the work
within ten days after IL is known that
the building operations can be begun
After tGe ulans for the foundations and
superstructure have been approved by
all concerned, about thirty days viii be
exhausted in advertising for bids from
contractors DESTROYS Of putting up the
District headquarters.
Before these advertisements are pub
lished. however. some time viii be con-
stunned in preparing the specifications
Tor the contract II Is thought the con-
tract will be formally awarded in the
first days of June. As the conditions al
lowed the builder viii compel him to
begin work within ten days after Sc
curing the contract. the foundation sX-
cavatioHs will probably be begun by
June 10.
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FcR EENT-TUcnty acres good trucking land;
good I-r5om house and outbuiidines; three
den- 92 9'b s. apl-St
SCR RENT viii lease my truck isrm 10 MAJ
WHO owns a team. " ". GILES, care Contra
I lion Aission- nlhS1-SE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UPHOISTERiNG. carpets and mating laid. II.
G.. conn, 1913 Sth uw. apis,
SEND POSTAL with Your Address 70 AUEk-
EACHS, SEWING MACHINE ROOMS, II,
And Fashion Plates Of New Patterns VIII be
mailed TO you free each moHth. mhl9-3Ot
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today The London exchange viii re-
main closed until Tuesday.
Transactions in stocks on the New
York stock exchange for the month OF
March aggregated u,4l6g72 shares. as
against S,5H,4S4 shares In February, r.
20. i4l in January, 5.i.6.l76 IN December
~ 49, 81 IN November, l-Ol.s3l IN Octo-
Der. lUl3,f4O in September, If.454 SO in
August. l41SO,11G in July, 15.535.9U4 in
June, Z. 1851 In May, and 1-.2425S2 III
April OF last year.
Important market operators are un-
DC ubtedly working TO bring about a
higher quotation level, and Tor this rea-
son the ordinary trader ought 20 be ex-
trS-oely careful IN selling stocks short.
II is said that there is suII q large short
interest In Union Pacific. To well IN
formed circles the tip has gone forth
70 hold Southern Pacific but no reason
j. given Tor the belief thar higher
price VIII be recorded iu the near future
southern Paclnc, however, ls not selling
at an eXOrDItaut level, and people who
own The stock may act wisely ina main
tanning tight hold OF the issue. al
though prOnJs may be Ions time iu
coming St. Paul. which has enjoyed
Improvement IN the last week is GER
ta1nly entitled 20 its gain, and couserva-
tive operators believe that eventually
this issue viii sell far above its current
level.
United States Treasurer Ellis II
Roberts has sent instructions 10 an me
subtreasurles authorizing the resumq-
tor or the issue OF gold certificates to-
day The issuance Of certificates was
suspended about two months aEO. for
The reason that the supply of gold coins
nad been exhausted, and under the
law. as construed by the Treasurer. GER
tlncates could not be issued against
gold bullion.
Today payment is 90 be made for the
recently issued Pennsylvania notes, and
Il Is thought that Il viii have some
6dGIng effect on the foreign exchange
market for the reason that out of the
total issue or $oO.UoD,vJ0 about $1,000. JJl,
II IS estimated. were sold abroad and
70 viii be drawn against Increasing
the supply OF exchange Rates for de
mand sterling reacted about 10 points
from the high and closed at about
1870. Another factor iu the exchange
situation IS the expected early arrival
al San Francisco OF several million dol
lars more japanese gold, which if not
already RENTED To Europe ia advance
viii increase the demand for bills The
international Banking Corporation yes
terday arranged To ship $4,000 gold 10
corning the pr scise date OF the initial
colo shipments 10 Paris, though many
expect the Increment 70 begin within
week.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway Company reports for February
gross earnings Increased Sl9 So. and net
earnings decreased $2ls,5Z2
The Westinghouse Electric Company
completed It's fiscal year Yesterday. and
~ - understood that t,e period Just
closed has been successful one Per-
sons Who have closely followed the de-
veiopment of its business say that the
company is likely 20 show profits for
classes Of stock. after liberal writing
OF Tor depreciation.
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FOR sALE-FARMS.

FOR SNLE-Flrm a q bargain; s. acres, 70
miles iraa city at b. e. %. sJarou and near
trolley; tine house. barn. etc. woods and min
cri spring, good land for rracSlng or stock
price. StJ1. terms 20 suit FRANK a. HAIR
RISON, Washington Loan and Trust Building
mhSI-ct
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"CUPIDENE. %

This great Vegetable vitalizer,
he prescription Of a famous
rcnch physician viii quickly
= ~ H cure you OF all nervous Dis
fy = 60 eases, Insomnia, Pains in the
go 49, Back, Nervous Debility, Pim-
ga 49, n piles, Narcocelo, and COnsupa-
SAa---sL--D iion CupIdcue t.eauses the
liver, the Kidneys Cupideue
strengthens ana restores. Cupideue Is the only
known remedy 10 cure without an operation.
1900 testimonials. a written guarantee given
and money returned II six boxes DO not effect
permanent cure sl-CJ box; six for $500
by mail. send iar free circular aud testimo-
niais Address DANOL MEDICINE CO., san
francisco. Cal. Stevens Pharmacy. oh ana
Pa
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FOUND.

FOUND-A white fox terrier dog with license
tag No. l.lS7. Owner call at 3I2 ST.
pay g and get her. Il
CARD CASE FREE-IC0 cards. SOC: ]. COO. 81 50:
satisfactory printing, al kinds, reasonable.
HAYS, sos / NV. apl-3u
FOUND-The way 70 get rid Of rats. See BAk-
CLAY, the Ferret Man, 927 Louisiana ave.
ml2l-H
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.
ONLY s.. 200.
Must be inspected 10 he appreciated.
1850 1S-h street
10 rooms; modern plumbing; best hOt-wateT
heating; plant; WELL BUILT.
APPLY FOR PERMIT TO INSPECT.
MOORE q HILL Qnc.), Exclusive Agents.
II III 14.h 81. nw.
FOR SALE-THIS Is A CHEAP HOME.
500 Sth st. ne
-. 500.
Handsome 3-story, notified brick and stone
dwelling; tiled bath. etc.
FufST-CLASS REPAIR
MOORE & HILL Cnc), Exclusive Agents.
1t az 18th =. nv.
FOR sALE-Lot size 40x75 to alley, improved
BIZ Broom brick house; large stable ia rear
in good substantial condition; suitable for
dairy OF bakery p~Tposess on southeast corner
Of Sd and SITS Sc; price, s., 500 ELDRIDGE
4. JORDAN, Real Estate. Loans, Insurance,
1914 g s. aPl-GL
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PERSONA.

THE PATH To SUCCESS is through tie work
ingmau who buys "a suit overcoat from US,
slightly used, but at prices that bring all TO
JJSTHS OLD STAND, 6l9 ID ST. mh2S-It
MR. =. MILLION, Palmist Oh New York ave.
NV; complete readings, ladies, SOC; gentlemen,
-; hypuotsln taught. mh27-6t
MADAM CATHERINE tells a good fortune for
25c and jOc TO anyone; bring this ad. SIS 9Th
81. NV. mh27-6t
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS

The New York exchanges and the
Washington Stock Exchange were closed
u day. The London exchange viii re-
main closed until Tuesday.
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NEARBY CITY LOTS AT COUNTRY
PRICES.

ROGERS ADDITION TO MOUNT RAINIER,
PARTLY II THE DISTRICT AND PARTLY IL
MARYLAND; HIGH AND BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED, AND COVERED WITH MAGNIFI-
CENT OAKS; At DISTRICT LINE RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE AND THIRTIETH STREET
NORTHEAST; ONE CARFARE, SIN TICKETS
FOR - CENTS; EIGHT MINUTES RIDE FROM
LEXINGTON, TWENTY MINUTES RIDE FROM
CENTER OF CITY, On CITY AND SUBURBAN
CARS; ONLY ACCESSIBLE AND HANDSOME
PART or DISTRICT WHERE PEOPLE OF
MODERATE MEANS CAN Buy; PRICES, TWO
To EIGHT CENTS PER FOOT; LOTS NEAREST
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE EXTENDED, SIX
To EIGHT CENTS SMALL CASH PAYMENT
AND BALANCE MONTHLY. FOR PLATS AND
OTHER INFORMATION APPLY To J. &. ROC
EF9 FNER, 544 Sl., FENDALL BLDG.
mhs-oC-
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at 4, AZ, and per cent interest special
privileges with respect to prior payments Largs
d!-lUUAts specially TALLR X RUIHER-
FORD. 1907 r ST. NV. ocI0-u
MONEY TO LOAN-S25O TO $500, coo on D. G.
Real Estate. Interest low and all transactions
conducted with economical consideration for
borrowers.
VIZ. II. SAUNDERS CO.. I4U7 st. nv.
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REAL ESTATE.
COLORADO HEIGHTS.

tGRACT ROAD, Near CONN. AEE.)
WHY pay 5'e and zoe for ground when you
can buy "a this subdivision from poe 70 SC, in
direct line uf bos- improvements
SAM. ~ F- --' F.. LODGE HILL,
Exclusive Agents SOP ST. NV mh2S-ti
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Open for inspection.
uh3O-St ". f. WRIGHT. 619 NV.
$500
For a two-stOTy brick dwelling, with SIX large
rooms End bath, in 81 ST., near Elm 81. nv.
de Droit Park; rented 10 white tenants II
SIS per month
81 7OO.
Virginia ave. sw-, near ~ St, brick dwelling
Of SIX rooms; rented at SO per month; lot
2OxIOO; good location for railroad siding
So 500.
Splendid location for bakery or butcher; lot
80 feet by 100; large eight-rOom and bath, we'll
built frame house. with stable; 18th ST. Sc.
car line
JOSEPH 1. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER.
Tel. z. s53- COZ ST. n. W
NH 2Z-f
CONE Tc ELLASTOS TERRACE.
High ground between Brookland ard Langdon,
right on car line: 10 minutes out, fare,
school near houses for sale and built TO order.
on easy terms; loo lots. sl00 UPS monthly:
ofice property take green CATS On G 81
fe21-.f
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FOR SALE-SIuau fruit and poultry farm;
7-Ioora house, barn, well. halt acre strawberries,
elegant poultry place only Sl,l5J; easy terms
tnrae-g uartels % mites from silver Spring,
Ild. BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, corner 10Th
and & urr. apl-7I
FOR SALE-To be sacr.fced5 tVo-acre garden
yarm; i've miles out, near trolley; high, signify
loeation; cottage, uenRery, fruit ~ every de-
s1Tlp-au; small fruit. Craps, flowers shrub
berry, vines, roses, $3.50 II sold at once not
many places Ike this AZ any price; home that
would suiJ anyone and a big D4rgain- SUULE
& Gu, GO Louisiana ave HhSO-St
FOR sALE-Homes in the hills OF Virginia,
near Arlington and lot Iyers lots in Ban
croft SUBDIVISION. ~ ana 1o0 foot frontage 1
and IL GEMS per zoos accessible by stem
and electric cars; 50 minutes drive 10 Wash
ingtOn over Columbia Pike Natures shaded
retreat for homeseeEess; public school and
churches. Terms % slit Flats Of subdivision
free. S. p. WRIGHT, Exclusive Agent, 532 n
diana m120-4t
FOR SALE-ln HyaJtsyille, Nd. by WELLS &
WELLS, several beautiful homes II less than
cost; up-t9-date water and lighting plants:
good schools and ire protection; 30 minutes
ride from city GEO. q. WALKER, Hyatts-
vile. Nd. mhs-30t