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GEO. T. COLLINS and n. X. HoENER. Attorneys

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. In re Lawson Council. 40. 2s7 In
dependent Orjer II So. Luke. Corporation. Equity
NO -67J1.-Up0u consideration Of the amended
petition Of Lawson Council. No 2g7 J. O. Of St.
Luke corporation. ASKING Tor a dissolution of IT'S
corporate existence. b is this 9Th day of March
1917 ordered that an persons interested in said
cooperation appear and snow cause or before the
gTH DAY OF AFEIL. 1851 If any they have. why
said corporation should not be dissolved as prayed
Provided. a ccpy II this order be Published once a
week for three successive weeks IN the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald before
said day. By tie court. ASHLEY VI. GOULD.
Justice. A true c9py-Test. seal J. r. YOUNG,
ClCrs. By X. 7. BELEW, Assistant CLERK.
mh6B0
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO.
lumbia. holding Probate Court. N. l4I75. Ad
mirlstratlon- This is 60 give notice that che sub
scribcIs Of the District q Columbia. have obtained
f1I tie Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration on the estate of Jackson
E.g,F. late Il tie District u Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 60 exhibit She same with the youcb-
thereof legally authenticated 20 the subscribers
on 0r before the 9TH DAY OF FEBRU AIRY 4. ID.
IgJS- Otherwise they mas by law he excluded from
all benefit OF said estate, Gyeu under our hands
this 18th day Of February. 1917 STUART Mona
MARA, FendaI Building. EDWIN &. DCTTON
Columbian Building. Attest. lSeal1 JAMES
TANNER. Register Of wills for the District OF Co
lumbis CLERK Of the Probate Court. STUART Nc
NAAIAEA REGINALD :. HUIDEkOPER and
EDWIN e.. DUTTON. Attorneys fe2i mh6U
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
BUSINESS
HIGH SCHOOL.

Students attending night sessions viii and i
greatly 10 their interest IJ pursue Their >tsaes AZ
SuayJrs Business toeEc. cUrBer Eleventh and &
streets northwest SPECIAL arrangements via Do
made 90 dcc.ul.. date those who wish o. continue
the same system u Shorthand taught A. business
high. II sou enter oyuyers Business College SOL
continue ylur studies uulutgrTu ytedIy uuJl You
have finished yuu- courye
bay and night sessions ali the year Bsst In
stuIcrIou Iu Shorthand Touch TypewritiuE. Modern
bookkeeping aud Banking. English. &c. special
Civil Service Course.
Strayers Business College is the only SC. 0ol in
MasnInEtnn that .-Iarante.s slfratinus.
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PERSONAL.


WHERE'S JOHN. SHE SAID. FINALLY. GONE
60 mail postal &C. have Ui call and pay him cz-
u-bi,ant rate for mems garments. shirts. hats
shoes. are always prompt. call any hour.
JUSTH'o OLD STAND. 6j9 -.
HIGHEST tAoh PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments, ladies or geHtleman's Send postal: will
call l. TAKSHES. l59S 9TH Ew Phone North s99
ta5If
HAIR ON THE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS. MOLES. BiRTHMARKS. BLACK
HEADS. and all facial blemisles PERMANENTLY
REMOVED uy ecctToysis Lady operator. ROOM
IT, MetzCr0tt Bldg. ITO + ST. nv fe6-30t
MISS ORA L. YIELD AND ASSISTANTS.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE FACE AND SCALTl.
fcl5-Im S. ST NV
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL. lOU Wilt
De asreeablv surprised If son viii Oct sell It fot
you. MARCUS NOTES. &c 9,h 81. NV; phone
Main 5lll. nol9tf
NIX. L. MILAN, PIANIST AND FSYCHlC, 81
Eye ST. nw.-Scicrtihc readings on anything you
wisa 60 know. Hours. TO T. open sunday jau-f
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and ST..
EVERY OTHER HOUE On THE ODD HOUR"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, sd ST., NEW YORK.
10 a. %. Diner Pullman PlTlCT
$50 a. n Buffet PaIl0r. FHe-hOu- train.
$50 a. n. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
III % A. n. Dinsr and Pullman Parl0r Car
100 p. n. Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car
$50 IT, n "Royal Limited. al PgllE4us.
as = N. Coaches TO Philadei pIia-
$50 T. n. Diner and Pullman Parl0r.
800 .. N. Coaches O. PHILADELPHIA
ii 80 y. n. Slecpsrs.
s2.57 a. ID Sleeper.
ATLANTIC CITY, F.0, go, ~ % a. N. 10.
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair. birtnnaIks. mocs. DC, by electric needle;
guaranteed permanent and Taialess: DO scars: ALSO
,ute privacy; references from PHYSICIANS and former
patients: apparently hopeless cases solicited consul
taticn ireei electricity the ony permanent cue
Ter superhuous hair BOX u, Herald cface.
fe2pSH
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

TO PREVENT AUCTION SALE. WILL SELL
business property on west side II 1th ST. uu AZ
sacrifice before March Z. =. J. BLOCK & son. co
e. uw. mh-ft
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MRS. ApELINE DuVAL MACK

VII receive pupils ~ NUICE CULTURE AID
DRAMATIC AIsT after January Is. at her studio
s3 18th 81 Nv.
VIII also have meeting q DRAMATIC CLUB
weekly. jaIj-g
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STABLES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-sTABLE. REAR 40 2D ST. NV
S. room for 3 stalls and wagons; large storage
loft and elevator: very central and convenient
WRIGHT q HOPKINS. SCI + ST. ug. mll2-eod
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lumuil. holding Probate Count. No 1911 Ad-
mIniSI-aJiuu.rHis is % give BUyiCg that the sun
scliaef of the state of Ohio has obtained flon the
Irob5ts Count OF She District a. Columbia letters
az administration the estate 90 Isaac = Jones.
late of The District Of Columbia. deceased All rer-
sons having claims against Use deceased are hereby
warmed e. exhibit the same. with She vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated 90 the subscriber on
or before J1c 9Th DAY Or FEBRUARY 4 ID.
l9S otherwise they may by law b. excluded from
al benefit % said estate. Given under nay hand
this 25tu day oi February. 1s5,. KATE G.. RAN
DoLii. % Melruse syenuc. Toledo Ohio. At..s.:
lSeal1 JAMES TANNER. Register al Wills tor the
District % Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Com.
FKANDlH T. ofEfHENS- AttOney. fe9 .mh6 Is
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Ii o+ O Sacrifice

loroom brick dwelling. with bath: all modern i'm
1roEcments: splendid lGi 2lxl52 price, $1,000 Bon
no. Herald Office. mh5-u
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FLATS FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

SMALL STORE NEXT CORNER VT. AVE
and J. ST. NV; locality IF Is large apartment
houses and hotels splendid chance for good local
business Apply "a premises. mh6-5t
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TYPEWRlTERS,
RENT A WELLINGTON:
FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves. bric-a-bTac. and all kinds Of house
hoid goods BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP, li;h
I'D 80. Pacue y. BIS ECInC.! Eta and L.
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Money Loaned Salaried People

And others. without security; easy payments; office
in 6 principal cities; yourself money by getting
iny terms first. D. II. TOLMAN. Room sos. 535 18th
81. uw. nolsd
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STORAGE,

&c. PER LOAD FOR STORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
YOU money on hauling. packing shipping. Call OF
phone Main l25l. II. BACM L son. 9l2 pa. ave.
dcz3-tf
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UPH0LSTERING,

UPH0ISTERING DRAPING. KE-COVERING.
polishing, repairing If desired vork done az
yong home; staining and polishing 4 hardwood;
fine Judge ri antiques, thoroughly reliable. 4.
FOSTER col g 81. Sc. mh2-tf
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MATTRESS MAKING.

WE ARE now GIVING SPECIAL ATTENTION
90 oJu rsucyatiag department; your mattress made
over in same tick az new tick and returned same
day If desired; e.rc you better service now
than ia April. when We are rushed See us do the
work. l. 7. Jones MATTRESS FACTORY. 6S5
ii st. uv. Phone VI. POS. Work guaranteed.
mhgff
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTED-DAYS WORK OR MORNINGS.
evenings; reliable c3lorld girl, position fT first
class COCK. house boy. and ulr.er: references. III
EEkA." 1911 y Y. ave.
TELEPHONE EUREKA EMPLOYMENT TX
change, Main 2S9S, 1911 s. y. ave-: recommended
help. every capacity for this city and jamestown
exposition. mh53t
ARE voc LOOKING FOR a GOOD sITUA-
ton: il So, place small ad under this heading
state your qualifications. and you vii reach the
best employers IN Washington who pay ro0d
wages and appreciate good help. Only lc a word for
enc time. Phone main $500 n
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LOTS FOR SALE,
WE ARE OFFERING

WE ARE OFFERING
Special inducements % the early purchasers in the
subdivision q FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
All streets and lots are ulw being graded-Eater,
sever gas. electric iz-tEs. and grano.ithie side
walks VIII D. Installed 81 once. The FOUR
TENTH STREET CARS now pass the property
only one cor fare So any section q The cIty.
The advance 10 prices Is sure % follow these i'm
rroremeuts- II sou Bag now the lI01t Is yJurs.
not ours Phone Main $50. Write OF call Tor
particulars.
&. {. SPITZEB, Exclusive Agent.
Home Life Building
18th and O. SIS uW
FOR SALE - LOTS - BENNING HEIGHTS.
terms 90 suit every one; start now. the time wilI
soon p1ss-aUd yCu VIII own the property IN Greater
Washington THE VALLEY REALTY CO. Room
- Home Life Bldg, 18th and sts. nv JaZgtf
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED SITUATION ~ HOTEL As CHAM
Del maid Address li1 Francis ST. &c. mh52t
wANTED-OyER so FAMILIES sPFAK FOR
the class II help handle can supply any scr
want needed, white or colored. FOSTERS. 9li 18th
81. Hw. fels--r
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ROLLER SKATES,

NICELE-PLATED EALL-EEAEING ROLLER
s6stc>. - pJr far; al Kinds # repairs for bail.
ring -Aa.,s. CYCLE 90. 7tu AID L st-. na.
les Il
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HOUSES WANTED,

WANTED-ON THE HEIGHTS. MODERN
h0ase; large grounds. price s. 20. owners only.
BOX H5 Herald 0Fic.
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER
d. G., Washington. u. c.. March p 1907.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
office until II o'clock noon SATURDAY.
March y. 1907. for making repairs 10 as
phalt pavements for periods ending June
50, 1853. and June 80, 1911. Blank forms of
proposal and specifications may be OBJ
tanned on application 70 Room q. District
Building II. b. j.. MACFARLAND.
HENRY l.. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE. Com
mlssIOnerS. D. g Inh6.IN4llI1
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
ID. c.. Washington, ID c. March .. 1907
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
office Until T. o'clock noon SATURDAY.
March 90. 1897, FOR paving various streets
and avenues with sheet asphalt Blank
forms Of proposal. specifications. and an
necessary information may be obtained
at Room 3. District Building. H. b. f.
MCFARLAND, HENRY l. WEST
JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners. d. c.
mh6,T,S,91L12
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
u. G.. Washington. ID. g.. March - 1907
Sealed prOpC sails viii Doe received al this
Office until J. o'clock noon SATURDAY
March 81 1897, for laying asphalt block
pavements Blank forms OF proposal
specifications. and all necessary mfOrma-
ton may be obtained ut Room 81. District
Building H. 3. F. MACFARLAND
HENRY I. WEST JOHN BTDDLE, Com
miSsiUnerS, u. &. minis, T,S9,II,I2
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a esA-fAAS NAAAf f''-r 49, .---'' a. ---f '-1-s
100 p m
EVERY HOUR IN The HOUR"
Week days. a. n. 70 8 = NJ
To- BALTIMORE
Week days. PSI, So. go. %, 10, $50. So.
$50. go. 100. ii 90 a. n lZ8 noon. lZz5. lIls
100 500 80. 800 SIS sea. 516. 40. $50. 81,
90. 5.G0 $50. 1870. l9s5. u 80, rs 3.
Sundays. 81 90, -. 80. goo, 100, 100 a. n.
los. lis. 800. SO 3d. So. So. So 1919. I9.5.
30 IL IS J. II,
WESTWARD
T. H.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
: 90 a NJ. 4.)5 p H., sI2-D night
PiTTSBUHG, z b. H., $40 D. m. IL % night
CLEl ELAND. -sI5 =. m COLUMBUS, ~
=. m.
WHEELING. 500 A. t.. SO p. N.
WINCHESTER, 50 g. a.. rlz5, $50 p m
ANNAPOLIS. week days. go a. u, l-d5 n05n.
as J. u, $50 p. II. sundays. 30 q. u. ana -
p. II.
LURAY and ELKToN. 'io5 p. n
FREDERICK, IS s9l5 a. H., 10 fi35, 80
>. N
HAGEBsTOWN. tss5 a. II. and . 90 p n.
BOYD and wa points, rs-55s Ss.j d. "a, Sl.33.
800. fJs5 Si3.l5 ia ?. n.
GAlTHEkSBU Re- and way points, '6.35, s9l5 a.
%. 81 -, IS 80 '595, 80 IS -, = -. sl-5.
IL - =. II.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points, e. -.
s9:l5 a. H., 81 &c. $50 r5-55 p. m-
Daily Except sunday. ssuuday only.
Reservations Of Sleeping or ParOr Car space. rates
Of taTe. &c. VIII be quickly furnished 81 IELE-
PHONE al al Of tie Iolowiussfcket OHicas. 1911
g 81. NV. Telephone. Alain 1851 60 Pennsylvania
ave, Telephone, Main 2ss; Station, N-E jersey
and st-IiCEet once. Telc phone Last 5,l I1s0l-
nation Bureau. East 81
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

FIRE WOOD STOVE LENGTHS. S PER HALF
cord address L. 5. MITCHELL. Anae1stia. ID.
c. Phone l.. SIS. ft5-slt
FOR sALE-yERY HANDSOME UPRIGHT
piano. Hansen & Scott make, casr 500; good as
asT, Tor $50 mahogany ca-e So 81. ue. mA6-f
FOR sALE-WOODEN LOCKERS. YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, I7sZ q st.
fcI3ff
FOR sALE-WEATHERED OAK BUFFET AND
Tolnd Iedcsi2! dining table, u match foF 81.
worth 50. s6 81. NV. fcl5-u
rOK sALE-kEYs; We CALL AND MAkE
keys anywhere "a ;Ee city Tor 26ci prompt service;
electric bells. burglar alarms, and electric gas light
ING ou- spocaity. Drop postal OF 'pLJa1 y. -J.9.
PERCY 5. ANGLE = Co. Is2 Iith ST. Nv
.a4u
BIO MONEY IS SODA WATER BUSINESS.
Get our prices q fountain and coin money this
summer Buy now BURCH & hLEPS SIS tth
Rvs. Phone 81 GlG tels-d
FOR sALE-MOKE THAN SIXTY SLIGHTLY
used grade upright pianos that have been
put IN perfect condition offered now az genuine
bargain prices. For instance Ste.uway. Ssz5: Ssila
So; ShouuEer Sc. Gah.Cr. SIS; Schubert. 500
stieH Sis Emerson, SIS kimbaii. $50 Used
piano players from 500 TO SO Used squares s.
and SO Easy payments. o. J, DE MOLL L CO.
1871 q st.
I HAVE y DIAMOND RING THAT I WILL
sell this week for Sl3J5 cannot De duplicated Tor
S2-5: see me AZ once. HUTTERLY ~ 1ta NV
fcISu
FOR sALE-FIRE WOOD 81 PER LOAD. AP-
ply NJ. A. NILEEB, Barber Asphalt Paving Co..
18th and d SIS fa2s-7r
FOR sALE-LoT or OLD RARE SOLID Ma
hos1uy furniture: bargains Tor quick buyers, also
several pieces Of hEic-a-bvc. us nth uw. icl7St
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or co
lumba holding q Prubate Court No 1904 Ad-
miulstntiJn.-Ib-s Is 90 give notice that tbe sub
scribcr. Il the District q Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court u the District of Co,um-
ba letters test3meEtaH ON the estate # John Col
Irs. late c the District Of Columbia deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 90 exhibit the same, vith tse your,-
Cs thereof legally authenticated % the subscriber
ou OF bCf,rr the 9TH DAY or FEBRUARY, A.
y. 1888; Otherwise they may by iaw be- excluded
NCm all bCntht Il said estate Given under ms
hand this 18th day # February. 1867. FRANK =
bright Colorado Building Attest: .scaLJ
JAMES TANNER, Register # wills f1r the Dis
trict e Colombia. CLERK ci the Probate Court
FRANK ). BRIGHT. Attorney. fez7uh6I5
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUNK REARING; ALL TRUNKS VAR
nished free. al wlrk guaranteed. DE- NEPHEWS
sos 9th 81. nv. Phone main 20 fel7-s5t
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AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE,
4. y. AIudd. jr.,
COLLECTORS,

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS, RENTS
estate and damage claims. no charge unless sue
cessfuL FULLER AGENCY, III 18th st. Nv.
mI3-tf
THE DISTRICT MERCANTILE CO.-STRICTLY
"a collecting agency aud adiusters Of debt. YOU
need as. Phone IL 1873 Gil 9Th ST. NV. jaz8-tf
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POST CARDS.

CALL At ISRAELS POST CARD SHOP FOR
largest collection ~ Washington VIEWS: new cards
received almost daily Souvenirs and magazines. s65
VI ave. 0IUo. Arlington Hotel fe0-we sat
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WITH BOARD.
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED,

WANTED-BY COUPLE, WITH TWO CHIL-
dFen. ages ! and g. two rooms preferably untur-
nishedl and beard private family preferred Ad-
dress, with particulars. PERMANENT, Herald OF
fee. mh6A
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Rooms FOR BENT,

CALL At RANDOLPH RENTAL AGENCY. 1903
fEyel s.. and have your rooms rented. fe26eod7t
FOR RENT-BACHELOR APARTMENTS AND
Office rooms in The Severn, 1910 II St nv. Apply
to MOORE HILL tIncl. III lith st. Nv. fe5-lm
II YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS AND
board. see Us: no charges. THE CENTRAL REAL
ESTATE CO. iE7 NV; room 2. Phone NJ
lU55. feI4tt
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-I5 HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES
suitable for an kinds Of use. Rear q l3l Pa ave
NV :. DEChETT. mhl-It
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Statesmen AID Washington Herald
HOUSES FOB SALE.
21st ST.. Near Dupont Cirel!

2Ist St.. Near Dupont Circle.
loroom brick dwelling. with bath: all modern i'm.
proyements splendid l6i 2lxl52; price, $1,000 Bon
2!0. Herald Office. miio-u
To Be Sold at a Sacrifice.
Elegant 7-room brick dwelling en- 18th st. Sc. /;
stable and an modern conyenences lot l6xl3o; MUST
be sold; owner leaving city.
Johnson, Dent q Co.,
sl1 7th nw. mh5n
MASS. AVE. Ne, NEAR 10TH. PRICE,
s. $50. 2-stOry and cellar. rooms and hath,
built by DAYS labor Tor owner. THE HARRISON
REALTY co. 9F g ny.
GOOD SECTION NE-s-room brick; furnace heat
Price. S.l50 bargain.
BEST LOCATION NE--Twofamily apartment. {
rooms and bath each Price. 500. Rent, $50
always rented excellent Investment
SEyEN-ROOM HOUsE-one SQUARE from Lincoln
Park; newly painted; large back yard A bar
gain at 400. Easy terms.
4 ST NW.-Only 5000 for throe-story Broom
brick house. nearly new, water ON all floors
large rear yard. See this.
FACING LINCOLN PARK-Ten rooms: tiled
bath: viii sell cheap or trade for smaller house.
FRANK G. BUTTS co. (Inc.),
CT 18th ST. Nv. mhs.6s
w STREET NV. PRICE, $1,000.
5rocm bricks; water sewer, and gas; rent. $3.50
each. THE HARRISON REALTY co. M g nw.
1878 KINGaIAN PLACE; GOOD HOME OR IL
yestment; ten rooms. BATH closets. bay window.
side yard good location mh3s.w.f-u
NO. 1888 MASS. AVE. NV; ROOMS AND
BATH IN good condition; feet font: leased at
500 per anpum-
PRICE. go0a
No 2755 Ontario road NV; rooms and bath reeep-
tlCn hail. steam heat neg houses. never occcpied.
PRICE. 5000 EACH.
no. Hi2 P st. NV. % rooms and bath; steam
heat: lot Iszll0: bun brick and stone; bay-WindOW
front: two squares from Dupont CHCls.
PRICE. 500.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co.
salg-u Real Estate Department
Is 81. SE. PRICE. sI,5O0.
5room brick; water. sewer. and gas; rent. ST. 50.
TIE HARRISON REALTY CO. 90 ia.
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD Of so9
q 500 cash and 50 20 SO monthly For full
particulars drop postal, telephone call for Illus
tratec plats &c, Of "ConnocticIt Avenue Terrace.
FULTON K GORDON. Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT L. HEATER. Mgr. Colorado Bldg. Tel.
main So ial-I
IN , Isl A4E-f4o NV
-Four i-room bricks Total rent. $50 Price for
al, $50
JOSEPH R. ATKINSON,
Formerly President Atkinson & Ballard 60. unc.l.
Room f0l. Bond Bids, lith 81. and y. \. ave.
fel6-tf
FOR SALEM PETWORTH. VERY PRETTY
s-ro1m houses; h0t-Uater heat, rent for $50.
pTce. 81 80
DAVID MOORE,
ml5-tf 1873 =. \ Ave wv
l. 81. 81. PRICE, $1,000.
6Toom bricks, rrut s. 81 each, rent can be- raised.
THE HARRISON REALTY co. 90 ng.
FOR SALE OR KENT-AlODERN NfNE-ROOM
house, ls2s 81. NV. >. j. BLOCK * son. 603
81. uu. nl3--t
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H0uSES FOR RENT.

GROOM HOUSE AND LOTS. DEANwOOD. $
per MONTH sell on easy ten4s DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA REALTY BROKERS'. Room p. 6lI
Iith ST. feZ3tts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-04
NO TRACK EXTENSION
STREET RAILWAY BILL SENT TO
SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.

The bill for the extension of the tracks
of street railroads to the new union sta
ton has of necessity, in view of differ
could not be reconciled in the last hours
of Congress. found its last resting place in
the Senate committee the District of
Columbia The bill, after being passed by
the House with the three-cent fare and the
smoke law amendment came over to the
Senate and upon motion of Senator Gal
lnger was referred to the Senate committee
on the District of Columbia. 1t was realiZ-
ed that 10 send the bill to conference would
not promote its enactment into a law, as
the Senate had already shown it's antagon-
ism So far as the opposition of the minority
of senators concerned to the applca-
ton of the smoke law to the steam rail-
roads and the three-cent fare proposition it
was well known. was not AT this time ac
ceptable to the Senate. For this reason it
was deemed waste of time to get the bill
INTO conference and ii was sent to the Dis
trict committee and there ends it's career.
Senator Gallinger yesterday attempted to
secure provision in the general deficiency
bill for the construction of temporary tracks
street railroads might reach that important
point as the station is brought in
10 use.
Senator Hale suggested that that amend
ment would be subject 10 point of order
and Senator Hansbrough promptly made
point Of order against ii. that now there
is possibility of doing anything in the
station unless Congress takes further action
next session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-04
photo by STAFF photographer

mass of flames. The tongues of fire were
leaping Trough the front windows.
second alarm was sounded less than
three minutes after the first. and two more
engine companies responded. Two truck
companies and the water tower also ar
rived. Many streams of water Were soon
playing the fire. but for several minutes
they seemed to have effect. Then the
flames rapidly died down. BY that time,
however. the establishment had been gut
ted. and the intense heat had warped and
almost ruined much of the laundry ma
chinery.
The fire started. it is believed from later
investigation. in the front part of the laun-
dry. near the shelves where was kept the
packages of laundried goods belonging to
customers. An oil stove was near the
shelves, and it is possible that the fire start
ed from it.
There was about 81 900 worth of laundry
belonging to customers in the establish
ment, and 1t is total loss. r. H. Mar
shall. manager, thinks that the machinery
IS practically ruined, but part of it may be
used after repairs. The building was own
ed by Henry NJ. Baker of Bow, N H
Smoke and water entered the wall paper
store of Charles j. Began, 1873 9th street,
and about 500 damage resulted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-04
IN THE HOME.
Duty of Man and Of Woman Discuss
ed by Speakers.

woman in the Home was the subject of
an address by Mrs. George T. Smallwood
principal of Washington Seminary, at a
meeting in Hamline M. E. Church yester-
day afternoon under the auspices of the
American Society of Religious Education
Mrs. Smallwood told of the loneliness Of
womanly character and how such character
can be of inestimable service to the home
In speaking of the ideal woman it was
stated that she should be ga companion, a
guide, comforter and teacher"
Judge George w. Atkinson Of the Court
of Claims presided, and after devotional
exercises had been conducted by Rev. Will
lam F. Locke. pastor of Mount Vernon M
E. Church. Rev. Carl G. Doney, pastor of
Hamline Church. read the Scripture Judge
Atkinson then made a short address on the
good work accomplished by the society and
the plans of the Home Culture Union
Later Rev. DR.. James E. Gilbert secretary
OF the society. made an address on MAN in
the Home" Man is obliged to bring into
the home his strength. his intelligence, his
virtue, the products of his industry and his
religion. The speaker declared man should
also be in the home an ideal or pat
ever rest, SO that the wife and chill
dren may point to him with pride. In con-
clusi0n Rev. DR.. Gilbert said that man
should. by his character and wisdom, give
unity, conference and stability to the home