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Rogerson's Specials.
If in Need of New Furniture

Attend our auction sale tomorrow II a
m Furniture of quality and beauty di-
rect from manufacturers at money-sav-
ing prices. Wilson & Mayors. 1927 and
1929 @ ST
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Hotel Johnson Cafes.

Noon lunch. table d'hote dinner and
service Ia carte. Steamed, roast and
broiled oysters a speciality.
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Rosenfeld's Pure Ice-Cream and Sher-
bets Cor your entertainments will please
your guests. Special rates TO lodges and
churches. sl2 II ST ne. Prone. East 1903
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs:
drop postal. Phone East slim. NON
PAREIL. I23 9Th st. de2s-3t
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into nne art rugs.
WASH. RUG CO., 5l6 sth 81. NV Telephone
4225. Oc25-3m
WANT THE PUBLIC TO know / sell the
best herb medicine. Office. 1Sl6 9Th St NV
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"Royal Pilsen" Is the Beverage

TO offer your New Year callers. a light
beer OF matchIess quality. For case
phone w. 4S5, Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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ONE large room. first floor. for light house
keeping + St NV. de2s-2t
FURNISHED and unfurnlshed rooms 454
Massachusetts ave. NV. de2s-5t
500 14TH ST. NW--LArge rooms, with al
cove; heat. gas. porcelain bath. day, week
or month de2S-sr
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FOUND.

ALL Is GOOD that HAYS prints: II years
practical experience, 100 wedding invitations
$50. 100 visiting cards, soc. .O0Q business
cards. billheads. noteheads envelopes. 81 so;
go, 81. HAYS. SOS L ST. NV. dels-sot
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

WHY NOT BUY yourself a lot OF good PouI-
try 10 lay eggs now. while the eggs are high
price! We have a gcod assortment OF Piv-
mouth Rocks. Le6hOrns, Rrahmas Lang
shangs. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~
l-th 81. NV. deIS-ff
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wharf, both ears lemon color with leIlon
spot on back. Reward i left at Alexandra
ferryooat wharf. care OF VIZ. SCHOENI.
de-.-St
LOST-On Saturday night. between 9 and H.
gray squirrel mUf., lined with gray Powered
SIN; Liberal reward II returned 20 I725 Park
road. Telephone call y. 1915. desT-st
LOSr-k'oX terrier; no collar: left ear ana
eye maltese; right ear ana spot right side
maltese > reward II returned 70 81 V
St ne. Eckincton. deg7-2r
LOST-On or near the Bon Marche a brown
pocketbook containing about SO. Reward II
returned 10 c. ULKE. 1G@7 L st NV
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HELP WANTED-MALE
wANTED-A good barber for Saturday. POT
7th St sc. II
wANTED-Firzt-class barber: wages. $40
NEW Y. II. c A. BUILDING GYM. II
WANTED-An experienced gents furnishing
salesman. must have references. s. N. AD-
LF1R. 503 ~ st. sw. II
WANTED-Experienced grocery clerk and
meat cutter. VIM. r. DAVIS. 18th and =
str. NV. de29-3t
PERMANENT POSITIONS PROCURED-We
constantly receiving orders for bookkeep-
ers, stenographers. statesmen. collectors, ship
ping, receiving. bill, entry clerks; hotel.
grocery. drug clerks; general Office workers.
etc. MURRAf'S MERCANTILE AGENCY.
OBJ Pennsylvania ave. fourth floor. Room IA
de2s-3t
WANTED FOR Saturday; $3T5 guar
antee. Apply 1865 4le ST. sw. 1t
WANTED-A colored boy as dishwasher. lIO2
29th 81. NV. II
WANTED-Barber: g. 25 guaranteed for sat
urday HAWKINS. 11S5 7th st NV. 1t
WANTED-At once. two nrst-cIass union
milwoTkers. men used 10 stair work pre-
1erred. G. e. FINCH. PIP l4th st. 1t
WANTED-A hrst-cIass colored barber at
once FRED a, sABBs, COZ 7th st NV. II
WANTED-At once five union stairbuilders;
steady work 10 good men. G. Z. FINCH. PIP
18th ~. II
WANTED barber. at once; saturday guar
antee 81 l5lf Z 81. NV. II
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WANTED-Young girl TO assist with bat
and light housework- 1929 Q ST. II
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Start the New Year Right by SmOkin,

Wiley's Every Saturday J0c Perfecto.
Sold during the Holidays Tor sc. 405 10th
st. NV.
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FOR sALE>-z'ine quartered oak mirror front
Ioidins bed; cheap. 1920 G ST. NV de2s-st
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wANTED-BICYCLES.

DON'T PUT your old bicycles In the cellar
We pay highest cash prices for them II3
PenDsylYania ave. NV. dele-2it
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Morning work. cleaning. Apply
315 st. ne de2S-3t
WANTED-By respectable colored woman,
place in private family. Call - = s.
NV. Friday or Saturday ELIZABETH
de28-2t
WANTED-Music pupils BY experienced
teacher; terms moderate. Address BON 561.
Times Office de2S-2t
A LADY who is employed until ) o clock
would like employment the remainder of the
evening Address BOX 56e, Times Office
de2S-2t
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Finest Ice Cream at Reisinger's.
81 gal; soc Y gal. 235 G st. Phone NJ 27s7
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You Will Enjoy a Meal at Perotti-s;
Neat. clean. and service first class, $50
Pa ave NV
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MoREc " store for 75c a lead
UNITED STATES STC RAGE CO. 4fS-i20-4le
10Th st- NV Phone Main 4c29- noi-slt
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Best Gran Sugar, 41c Lb.; Choice
Potatoes. 7sc bu. Johnston's. 7s1 7th st.nw.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-SteaIn runabout, in good order.
for slt0; owner leaving city. Address BOX
57e, Times Office. de2S-st
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By white woman. place as nurse
for children over two years. Address BOX
$50. Times office. Il
WANTED-By an expert piano player situa-
ton; play any piece OF music az sight Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times Office de29-3t
WANTED-By good laundress. work at home.
viii go out by day cleaning. GO NJ ST. ne. II
WANTED-By a good cook. place 10 cook;
desire TO stay nights. 4ll1z Franklin ST
NV. IL
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FOR sALE-M1scELIAnEous.

FOR SAIeE-AH the furniture in Broom
roorning house on 10th ST. NV. between G.
and n SITS. in a good location. rooms occu-
pied. address BOX 599. Times once.
dez9-st
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WALL PAPER.

WM. Y. MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger, reliable, prompt. cheap: legal guar
dntcc covers all our work, send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store COS
Pennsylvania ave Sc. telephone East u4-F.
or following agencies: De Maine < Co.. 32U1
81 NV; Edlavitch's store, Bowie. Nd;
10 Monroe ST, Anacostia; Mattingly's store.
Congress Heights; COZ New York ave. NV;
i&30 = ST Sc new agency Just established
tonaways store. Laurel. Nd. de2S-1J
ROOMS PAPERED, Sl75 up; house paint
ing lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. CAS- II
81. ne Phone East 1857. de2S-5t
ROOMS PAPERED 20 per cent cheaper than
other firms. work guaranteed II. HEWITT.
Gil East Capitol ST. de27-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.

Narcissus, CSC Dozen,
at KIamer's. 9le F St NV.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A good, reliable cook: references
required Address or call at 612 A st. sc.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-By colored student place to wait
two meals day; experienced in waiting in
hotel, boarding house. or private family. Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times Office. de29-2t
WANTED-By expert chauffeur. foreign
or domestic automobiles machinist. situation. .
l do all my own repairing; best reference.
Address BOX 5Sl, Times office. de29-2t
RELIABLE white man wants position. any
thing decent. Address +. 4. a NJ, care
Drake Hardware Co. 1900 ID st. sw 1t
WANTED-By engineer. a place. 2370 Sth st
NV. de2g-9t
WANTED-By boy. home in private family:
can attend 10 a horse 1913 II. NV. de2s- -3t
WANTED-By "A respectable colored man. sit
uatton as driver IN private family or de
livery wagon. 3O17 5th 81. NV. de2S-2t
WANTED-By young coiored man. position
as bellInan. waiter. or elevator conductor 459
New Jersey Sc. de27-3t
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wANTED-HoRSES AND yEBICIEs

WANTED-Carts TO haul dirt. AppIv one
week. l45l Staughton st. NV. de5s-Sr
WANTED-Horse. wagon ana harness I2sS
2Sth st. NV. -, -
WANTED-To buy n good sse-,7I- T-,-, 7J-,
or ROAD wagon. with factory body preferred
AdateSs BON 564. Times orice. ,iesS-st
w AM ED-Horse 70 board on farm. ucar
y5S: T.SS: - per month: reference given. Address
BON ol9. Times Office 49, ~
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-NO extracting.
no pain; look feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth, shrunken faces made normal.
painless filing. DIR. j. L. WILSON 1903 +
81. NV. ,ls97-9,t
FOR PAINLESS. high-c4ass dentistry at
modern prices. consult NERO DENTISTS
nl5 Pennsylvania ave. Examinations free
no22-tr
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man. with wife. TO
run luncn room and oyster house, has living
rooms; take full charge FOR snare AZ ptonts
paying stand. Address BOX 5S5. Times Of
ice. deZs-5t
WANTED-A teacher in English for two
gentlemen; moderate terms, must be cen
traly located. oil 9Th 81. NV. II
WANTED-COok and chambermald Fort
Myer; other cooks cham bermaids, man and
Wife city lOll New York ave. Il
for newly patented article;
quick seller. especially suitable for ladies.
Call to $50 pm, G23 + st- NV. first floor.
deZs-3t
WANTED-Lady or gentleman OF good ad-
drese. willing TO work eight hours day. can
earn SlZ per week. call 6Zl + 81. NV. de2S-3t
WANTED-You can learn the syllable system
OF shorthand in Is hours. attain a speed OF
IS to 100 words in $50 hours, and we VIII p.o-
cure a position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems
typewriting. and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone NJ.
1872. ce3-50t
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WANTED-A colored girl for light house
work. 1868 Pennsylvania ave NV, third
floor. de29 30. jail
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DANCING.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWANS. f5i nth -. y W-Tver,-
Monday. Tuesday. Friday. and SATURDAY even
luBs beginners class, 1850. advanced $50
Lady assistants, six lessons. $50. Private
lessons by appointment FrOfs. WYNDHAAI
and WILLIS tfeIe- 90r
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HALE CORD seasoned pine or oak cordwood.
sawed In stove lengths $3.50. delivered. Ad-
aress BoA " Barcroft Va de2s-st
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR SALE-Manhattan typewriter. S25;
Yost. SIS; in good order. REID. ol3 eth
ST. ne. de29-3t
TYPEWRITERS: new and second hand: type
writing supplies; general Office supplies and
stationery. We buy. sell, exchange, rent.
and repair all kinds OF JypeNriting ma
chimes Office novelties and specialties Call
and see US before buying your typewriter
and Office supplies
TYPEWRITER * OFFICE SUPPLY CO,
ll07 @ st. Telephone Main $500.
dezS-3t
REBUILT No Remington and No 2
Smith Premier. good new. cheap Ad-
dress BOX $40. Times Office. de2S-St
REMINGTON No. . in good condition. Only
SO; a bargain. WELLINGTON AGENCY.
500 Iith St NV. de27-3t
NEW CENTURY. only ben used a month.
IN perfect condition: only S37 So Call and
see IL. WELLINGTON AGENCY. 500 IIth
St de2T-2t
YOU CAN BUY the latest model Wellington
Standard typewriter easy terms: 81 down
and 81 per week; no better machine made;
hundreds in use In Washington Gail or
phone Main 3541 for particulars. ONCE 500
llth st. Rw. del6-IJt
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WANTED-ROoMS.

WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-By young married couple, two
furnished rOms for light housekeeping, with
heat and gas: terms must be moderate Ad-
dress BOX 5S4. Times Office. deZ3-2t
WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; private family. state terms.
Address BOX 5S1. Times Office. de2S-3t
WANTED-At once two or three second
floor rooms for housekeeping; must be cheap.
Address particulars. 40 AZ st sw- 1t
WANTED-By couple, with two children
three OF four furnished rooms. with heat and
gas, for light housekeeping; not TO exceed
SS5. Address BOX 597. Times Office. de29- -2t
WANTED-Two rooms in Southeast or
Southwest, By couple. for liEht housekeeD-
ing; terms must be reasonable Write 10
J. G. BISHOP. 527 9Th st. Sc. de2S-st
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERS.

No. SMITH PREMIER. three months for
s.. Address BOX 56s. Times Office de2S-st
RENT a Wellington typewriter, only 81 80
a month; four months rental applies on pur-
chase: standard keyboard. visible writer. OF
FICE. SEQ 1ith st. NV del6-l5t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IL you daily read this column
All about Us you will learn;
We are looking FOR the dCllars,
And We want enough TO burn.
II you have a cunning baby
IT viii do you good to know
That the place 70 get Its picture
Is THE NURSERY STUDIO
de29-2t BoYCE's. 1925 + st. NV.
WANTED-One and one horsepower cleo
trio motors; must be IN hrst-ciass condition
ANDREW y. GRAHAM CO. 18th and 4 sts.
de27-5t
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. brlc-a-brac, and all kinds of
household goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE
SHOP, 9th and SITS. NV Phone North 1873.
dez4-3ot
W -ANTED-To buy. one second hand pool
table. Communicate with CAPTAIN MARK
HAM. Washington Barracks. de2S-St
WANTED = OLD GOLD AND SILVER,
coTals canoes. 1eSeiry. SilverWare;
oentlstS gold and platinum bought for cash.
{. r.: kARR. Jeweier, 6lS 18th St, below G.
cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentlcmen's- Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and will call any
nour 3. TARsHES. 1905 9Th ST. NV Phone
WANTED-By lady! employed daily. a loan
OF 80 FOR four months. good interest. Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times Office. de2s-st
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
fore seeing me. I pay highest cash prices
for them. Drop postal, win call II. GE-
WIZ. 120s 7th St NV. de1s-15t
wANTED-S. KEBESKY. 1906 7th 81. NV,
will pay the highest cash price for ladies'
gents, and children's cast-of clothing and
shoes and hats. Address a postal and I viii
call. Phone n. $3.50. de7-30t
tickets for diamonds, rubies
pearls, sapphires cash paid for old
gold. silver dentist gold and platinum.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 433 9Th St NV. Main
lS7S oc2s-6nos
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! WANTED-waitress. go sth st. NV wages
! $3.50 to Sc per week; aprons furnished and
laundered free de29-st
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents: white or colOred; male
female. HOSSECKER, 1906 New Jersey a
nw deg9-g
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wANTED-RooMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-By two gentlemen, room and
board in private family: south Of East Capi-
tol ST. Address BOX 59I. Times Office II
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oak sideboard. S075: bed. 'front.' mattress
so; = willow rockers. S2.s5; se5 hat rack
LOT 90 o. SIC acsS. $50. SIS bookcase SIS
@ ~ oTaSs beds. $50. National springs. s. -.
CIT PRICE STORE. 1919 14th St aw- It
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ANACOSTIA.

sURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Ieferscn SITS.
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FOR sALE-An;ique furniture. cheap. 1924
TN 81 nv de2s-st
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AP ARTMENT BUILDINGS
FOR EAST WASHINGTON
Two Neat Structures Under Corstruc-
ton IN That Section-Same Archi-
tect Plans Houses for Northwest.

Architect q. Edgar Webb has com
pleted plans for a two-storv apartmeut
building to be erected by NJ. J. Weller
al the northeast corner of Seventh and
+ streets southeast. at a cost Of 50 o0o.
Mr. Webb has also prepared the de-
signs for. and has under construction q
three-stCry and basement auarrmau:
building al the northwest corner Of Tgirrn
and East Capitol streets. The house is
being built for Charles w. Newhouser.
II VIII cost about S14 600 and viii De
modern IN every detail. There are 70
be six apartments each having nve
rooms and a bath. Offices viii be con-
structed in the basement
A two-story and cellar apartment, 40
cost 81, 300. mas been designed by AZ.
Webb for l.. 4 Roberts. This strUC~
ture viii be located on Holmeac avenue
northwest.
W. F. Swan is erecting q tWo-5tCrv
store and apartment building at -
Fourteenth street northwest. Inc plans
were gotten up by Mr.. Webb and con-
template an expenditure Of $3.50.
4 cottage-residence and twO-story
store, TO cost 5000, has been designed
by Mr. Webb for Messrs Hall ana
Bradley. at Congress Heights. the con-
b.natiOn structure to cost $5.o0l.
The residences Of Alan Jackson. GA
Summer avenue, Anacostia, and e. -
Brown, on Stevens avenue. Anacostla,
are TO be remodeled from plans prepared
by Mr. Webb.
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REALTY is ON THE RISE
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
Building Construction Increasing
Throughout United States-wash-
ingtOn Ranks With Large Cities.

washington is not alone in its real
estate boom. The wave of prosperity
which is making business good here
seems 10 have touched nearY all the
large cities Of the Union. with the re-
SUR that. according TO a bulletin of the
Construction news, building work in all
parts OF the country for October shows
an increase OF Il per cent as compared
with the corresponding month a year
ago.
This is i'm no sense unexpected because
operations have been ar a. abnormal
rate and the percentages Of increase
for every month OF the year have been
remarks BILE. Reports from Jhirty-thIee
al tie principal cities show that per
mits were taken out during October for
2.346 buildings involving an estimated
cost of $H,64s,765 against 1852 permits
and S3G.362. loo for the corresponding
month year ago. an increase Of S54
buildings and S4,2S4,6JO, or Il per cent
over the same month a year ago.
1t is interesting 20 nCte JhaU in the
larger cities i'm the list the mguTeS are
practically the same. with the axcep-
tiCn OF two instances. New York shows
a. loss OF per cent; Philadelphia. :.
Pittsburg, 4 while Chicago and Brook
lyn both show gains the Iormer of only
and the latter OF I per cent. 1T VIII
thus be seen that the great gains-and
there are some T, markacie perc IMAGES
are in tcc smaller cities. OF thirty
three cities twenty-One show iucrea ses
varying from ] to BOG per cent, while
eleven show losses of from ! TO = per
cent.
Tho losses are so widely separated tina
they have no bearing upon the general
situation. The most significant features
Of the figures are the remarkable gains
amounting in Omaha. 229 per cent:
Spokane. 169: Duluth. 1l9; Denver s.;
Cincinnati, 81, Louisville. 70; Cleveland.
A.; Columbus. -: Toledo. q; Indiana pO-
lis, SO, Milwaukee. 81. Davenport leads
in the decrease with 43 per cent; Nash
vile. q; New Orleans. 3: ALLEGHENY.
i; while the others are really insight
cant.
Ihc situation is healthy a.I Drom.s-
ing from every standpoint. There is
tdiS that should be taken into consid-
Grafton, however: Prices of building ma
tcIial were never higher, yet upon
the other hand. never has there been
constructed more complete or perfect
buildings than at the present time.
People get more Tor their money, but
tl.y do not think So rluch Of that when
they open bids and find that the cost
OF construction il probably 20 per cent
higher than the figure at which the
most competent experts had estimated
il.
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TO HAVE
UNIQUE BANK HOUSE
Savings Institution Will Have Model Establishment Wher
New Structure Is Completed Entire Space to
Be Occupied by the Bank

Southeast Washington is TO have an
ideal savings bank building in the struc-
ture now IN course OF construction for
the East Washington Savings Bank. OF.
Pennsylvania avenue. between Third and
Fourth streets southeast The building
is 10 be approximately p feet front and
So feet deep, and is designed exclusively
for. banking purposes. and the storage
Of yaluables-
It IS only one-story high, the first floor
being arranged to meet the requirements
Of modern savings bank. The most
approved conveniences are provided roI
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DELAY IN GRADING WORK
ON FOURTEENTH STREET
Extension May Be Open to Travel by
December Property Held
at High Figures.

The construction OF a large sewer
across Piney branch has DELAYED
the grading on the Fourteenth street ex-
tension. but the contractors now hope
10 have the street completed and ready
for travel by the Ist OF the coming
month. This street is opening up one
Of the prettiest sections around Wash
lngton, and is also making happy some
Of the real estate men who are for
Iunate enough TO control holdings IN
that locality
Robinson * Co. the owners Of -Four
teenth Street Heights. the new subdi-
vision put on the market last week. re-
port the past week as one Of the busiest
Of the season, so far as their Office was
concerned. The inquiries and sales Of
lots in this property surpassed their ex-
pectatlOns, and they say show what the
public thinks OF the future Of THAI sec
ton lying 10 the north of Columbia
Heights
All the owners OF acreage property
long the new extension have had OfTeFs
OF high figures for their holdings. but
most OF them refuse 10 sell AZ this
time
one owner was offered as high as
the tract Ia question has a good front
age on Fourteenth street, and would
a4bdivi1c economically and 10 advan-
The Capital Traction Company is
preparing 40 grade its holdings of
Sauls. and upon which the railroad viii
erect car barns and be prepared for the
extension OF the Line early in the
ElFIElk-
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coo. and although the institution Is only
a little over six months old its deposits
are more than $500
The officers of the new bank are
John T. HerreH. president; Thomas w.
Smith, vice president; Michael L Weller,
second vice president; Charles a. Nc
Carthy, secretary-t treasurer; Waiter n.
NARROW. jr., attorney. Trustees-Albert
Carry. 3. b. Earnshaw, Lewis F'lemer,
George Z. Hardin, Or. ". p. c. Hazen,
John Z. Herreu, DR.. Richard Kings
man. Michael a. Lynch. Henry II. Nc
Kee, DR.. Richard a. Pyles. Alexander
T. Stuart, Thomas W. Smith, Samuel
II. Walker, Michael /. Weller, and John
{. YOst
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F. L. HOOVER BEGINS
BUILDING NEW HOME

Another handsome residence on Con
recticut avenue extended is to be erect
I'd at once by +. l.. Hoover ut q cost of
$-5,0CJ. The house is to be built at Conn
necticut avenue and Cincinnati street.
just across the Connecticut avenue
bridge. on a plot OF ground fronting ICJ
feet on the avenue, for which Mr.. HooV-
er paid $50 per foot about a year ag0.
Marble ana brick viii be used p-'r-
cipauy i'm the construction. and 1t is eN-
ueCtcd that the building Will be COM
pieted some time la the early spring.
The house is to have fifteen rooms and
VIII he provided with the most modern
conveniences.
This is the second handsome home to
begin building near the north end OF the
Connecticut avenue bridge. and il is ex-
pected that a number of others will be
gotten under way in the near future.