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WAN1ED-HELP.
On. rrnf q Nyn,u for 10 WornS
MALE.

WANTED ROI To LEARN SIGN PAINTING.
: GOLDSMITH. +2l llth It. NV.
NA\TED-AT ONCE. \ lDI Nc MAN FOR
grnreTy who understands meat cutting. NE.
OF 9th and - d
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FINEST OiPuRTr NIFTY EVER OFFERED. An
old-established and handsome paying grocery
business; price. 81 500: owners retiring: full
particulars given. Address Box 81. Star o;fice
oco4 RI
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DRESSMAKEIG.

MISS MERRILL. DkESSMAKER OF rs HrH
avenue. n. Y. at t6i8 18th st. nv. My
specially ~ The new hipIess figure the rutrire
ocT-30f4
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED-THOROUGHL COMPETENT COAT
hands for altering women's garments. Apply
JULIUS GARFINKLE CO.. 1926 st. NV.
oclS-tf
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at Tho
Star office. nth street and Penn
sylvaE'a avenue. leave your adVer-
tiSements at any of the following
Branch Offices:
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II GRANT rLAt'E-I.ARGE FURNISHED ROOM
fer Couple, small room: with board. lc2i-3t
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PROPOSALS.

OFrlUu OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID. G..
Washington. D. c.. October -. 1907 Sealed pro
posais will be received at this office until Il
o'clock the Sist day of October, 1907
and then opened for the collection and disposal
of ashes from private residences. apartment
bouses with not to exceed four families and
boarding houses and lodging houses with not to
exceed 25 rooms In the District OF Columbia for
the period from November l. 1907. to June 30,
all necessary Information may b. obtained at The
Office vf the superintendent of street cleaning
HENRY 3. +. MCFARLAND, HENRY L.
WEST. J. J. MORROW. Commissioners. d. c.
aSu
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SPLENDID CHANCE FOR FANCY GOODS
business hardware and housefurnlshing. 3
n. store: in fine section; rent. $50 month.
Address Box IS, Star office. oc2i-3t
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IA DELAWARE AVE. N.E.-OS!3 LARGE
ard one small room; near Capitol and Library :;
private family; light housekeeping, or.J-Jf
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I41S HOPKINS ST. NV DOORS FROM r
st cars. In refined home, well furnished warm
room: excellent table: req sunnhle rates. oc24 II
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HALF INTEREST IN BUSINESS LOCATION.
14th and SITS: crice. 81 500: money hack In
30 DAYS: guaranteed TAYLOR 3 EXCHANGE.
13.s3 = or24 p at
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c..
Washington b. c.. October IL. 1907 --Seaied pro
posals will be received at this ofnce urtii noon
on November g 1907 for the construction OF the
Plans specifications and necessary blank forms Of
proposal may be obtained by applying 10 Room
43. Distrc. Building. HENRY u. L. NACFAR
LAND. HENRY L. WEST. ]. J. MORROW,
Commissioners ~. C.. ,rIg-6t eS.
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1921 COLUMBIA ROAD EliGHTFCL I'D
story furnished or unfurnished rooms: fine home
table; excellent location: private family: mod
crate reie oC2l-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-GO TO DAyISON'S RENTAL BU-
REAU. 20l Mnnsey bldg. aud have your rooms
rented; Dermansnt and transients oc243t
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1904 N.w.--COMFORTABLE ROOMS AM
home cooked meals oc2A-2 ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
UNFVRNISHED.

61p l ST. NE.-FOR RENT, FOUR UNFTR-
nished rooms win rent all. oc23-6t
110s 1&TH ST. N.w-UNEXPIRED LEASE;
and bath. occ2 Ct
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1913 Q ST.-NEw MANAGEMENT BEAUTI-
fully furnished rooms. with board: table board
en- accommoda ted. Dinner q speciality. oc24-3ts
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bl2 EAST CAPITOL Sr.-ATTRAf~TiYEI.I FIJI
nished rooms and home cooking oc25-3t'
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HOP ST. NW.-DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. lST
and I'd floors: quiet location; pleasant surround
ings oc2S-Sts
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DON'T WORRY. GO To DAviSON'S RENTAL
BUREAU, 20i Munsey bldg, for clean rooms
and best board: select private families oc24 st
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.
One cent d word Tor IS VOL

1917 N.w.-FOR RENT. LARGE FURNISHED
rooms; bath on same door; gentlemen only: ref
erenCe required. oc253t
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WANTED-ROOMS.


wANTED-2 UNFURNTSHED COMMUNICAT
ing rooms: south 'front.' Ink: heat and gas
person. Address BOX II, Star office .oc25 81
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W NTED-TRs MED MASSEIiSE DESIRES Pa
tients; also gives instruction in mas'ag" Ind
Swedish movements as approved by paysicians'
quick method first instance. Address Box VI,
Star Office oc2o ~
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WANTED-BY QUIET COUPLE. OR 5 IN
fE-nished or Hat for housekeeping
southwest: heat and gas; state pric.; refer
ences. Address Box ~ Star Office. OOPS 81
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ENERGETIC YOUNG BUSINESS MAN DESIRES
to enter req; estate brokerage business;
state particulars and cash necessary Address
OIL 3ts
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PORTER-Bi A YOUNG NAN IS PoHrsR OR
all around man WILLIAM II. TUtki-it. 1907
1st az NV or25-2ts
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-12lT L ST. NV.
New store. suitahle for 1ICNCHROOM, TAI
LOR SHOP Or POOIROOM,
FRANCIS A. R.UNDOS,
Real Estate Broker.
GOT Ith st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
One cent a word each time for IS words 3 tim

WANTED TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
Wien selling why not drop postal TO an old re-
liable firm! n. MARKS. ao7 18th. opposite
SAks. phone Main il.El. ocLl-tf
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BUTLER (NO. 2ll - BY CAPABLE YOUNG
white man; good city references Apply to
THE WASHINGTON DOMESTIC GUILD. 100
18th st. NV. --.-----
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1910 kALORAMA ROAD-NEAR CARS: LARGE
weh-furnished ID stcry. front room; excellent
table. ',hope o,243t
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WANTED - THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
underwear saleswomau: one who understands
the selection Of goods, Only those with best
references need apply. Address Box o. Star
Office, Ocl3-tf
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I343 COLUMBIA ROAUI-HANnSDMEi,S FL IL
nished rooms firs.-ciass beard: asona b q
rates; reference required. Phone North 66i2.
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CARPENrER-RY YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS
apprentice carpenter. Address W. A. Star
Office. cc.45t-
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HNiHEST CASH PRICE PAID Fol- OLD
gold. silver. diamonds. watches and Jewe,ry.
GOLDSMITH. Pawnhrokers' Sale Store, sO9 D
Nv; phone Main 51.M or drop postal; will
call ocA-{Gt
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BUTLER tNO. 19) by A THOROUGHLY
trained and capable young white man. fine ref
erences. Apply to THE WASHINGTON DO
MFSTIC GUILD 40 18th st. NV.
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SEWORKER-PLACE BY COLORED MAN
for homework 4G2 l. ST. sw.
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ture, carpets. office furniture and household
goods OF all kinds: also stocks Of merchandise
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CASH PRICES PAID Fol,
CAST OFF CLOTHES, LADIES OR GENTLE
MEMS ADDRESS POSTAL. | WILL CALL
Phone North 1855. W. RICE. 1892 TIN st. NV.
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1912 SIN 4 REFINED PRIVATE HOME.
;'ro beautifully furnished rooms. "a Sd floor;
lut-Hdter heat. .atere3ces. oc25-2t
1898 q ST. N.W.-IWO LARGE. NICELY FUR
Eiahci rrJms: also sInei room. board IL de-
sirci Z .!nI... nc2l-,t
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CHETWoODE TERRACE. AND IOWA CIR
cle-Large and small Handsomely furni shed,
sunny rooms; en- suite or single: hrstclass
home table; pool and billiard room. Phone
North 232O o-2o-7t"
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$50 I ST NW.-FRONT HAIIRH,M; SOUTH
class tosrd O,24-3t'
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RESIDENCE SITES
TRACTS BEING SUBDIVIDED
FOR BUILDING PURPOSES.

The large block OF unimproved ground
lying between that place and Richmond
Park which was recently purchased from,
the Waggaman estate by Easy & Hill
has been sold TO the South Boston Realty
Company, when is composed OF Virginia
CAPITALISTS.
The firm of real estate brokers men
toned has been instructed by the new
owners 10 place the property on the mar
ket divided into building lots of forty
front feet The ground, which compri SEES
eight or nine acres. forms two squares,
bounded by Ordway, Porter 34th and 3Gth
streets.
The property IS only a short distanc"
north OF Newark street. which is tue
principal tkoroughfare in Gle veaud Park.
II is the purpose of those controlling The
property 10 have il improved by the cree
ton o. detached houses. and the width Of
the lots lends itself TO the carrying out of
such a plan There is to be Il restriction
in the deeds as to the cost OF houses,
which will be sufficient. it is estimated.
to insure the erection of residences of a
good type.
TIE same firm has also charge of the
work that IS now in progress in opening
up the adjoining property to the north,
which IS known as Richmond Park. The
entire western section of this large tract,
which extends from Wisconsin avenue
through to Connecticut avenue, is being
graded and sewer and water pipes put
In and everything prepared for the cree
ton of houses which will De equipped
with all the facilities Of up-tO-date houses,
and vet will be in a locality where the
elevation and the surroundings VIII give
the advantages of a country home.
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FROM MOUNT WEATHER.
Chief Of Bureau Receives Reports as
to Recent Fire

In a report received yesterday from
Mount Weather, Va, concerning the burn
ing of the administration building, Prof
Willis L. Moore. chief of the weather bu.
reau, is informed that the condition OF the
injured observers. Harvey II. SpindIer ant
Capt. Fred II. Young. is still regarded as
critical. They are occupying cots in the
power house, where they were carried by
their comrades at the time of the confa-
grafton. Prof. Moore issued instructions
yesterday that they be removed from the
mountain soon possible. Capt.
Young Will be brought to a Washington
hospital. while Obse!A = Spindler will be
sent to his home IN Ohio.
Mrs Young is at Mount Weather nurs-
ing her husband. The men at the sta
ton are now using the stable, a small
farm house and the power house as liv-
ing quarters. Photographs received from
the observers by Chief Moore show how
complete was the destruction of the
building, which Is shown as mass OF
ruins.
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END OF VOTING CONTEST.
Awards Made by Committee of Pc,
tnmac Post G. A r

The awards in the recent voting CON
test of Potomac Post. No. II, c. A R,
have been made by the executive commit
tee Of that body. which consists of Col
j. Tyler Powell. chairman: Capt William
Randolph and William H. Hoover. After
canvassing the ballots with two disinter-
ested referees. one Of whom was Capt
B. F, Graham, the prizes, which were
contributed by Washington business men
were apportioned. The donors and the
articles awarded are:
An American flag, by the NJ G. Cope
land Company. to Charles II. Dismer, 70s
K street: handsome parlor table, by W.
b. Moses e Sons TO James Zachery, 24G7
Brightwoo avenue: silk umbrella, by
Saks & Co.. to P. Meehan, 726 9TH street
southwest; ton of coal. by Col. ]. Tyler
Powell. TO c. l.. Butler. COG 18th street
ladies' embroidered linen waist, by Par
ker, Bridget & Co, to- Capt. a. y. Maxim
1o9 Sd street; pair of shoes. by William
Hahn IL Co. to Meta B. Tippett, 901
street southwest: ladies' hand bag by
Conrad Becker. 70 W. c. Eosenbush, 1854
Wisconsin avenue. West Washington
parlor lamp, by S. Kann, Sons & Co, TO
Mrs. NJ. L. Miller. 314 81 street northeast
ladies neck ruff. by NJ. Goldenbarg. to
Mrs. E. j. Ridgway, Chevy Chase, Md.
gentleman's hat, by Joseph Auerbach, to
j. A BRYAN. 1929 Columbia street; bur
nished gold glove box, by ]. F. Jarvis. to
Mrs S. R. Jacobs. 5l0 Sth street south
east; mahogany-tinish rocker. by Hecht
q Co. to George Walshe. 4S3 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue.
At the conclusion of the award the COM
nitteemen and referees were entertained
at a supper by Col, Powell, the chairman.
All present RESPONDED to the toasts, which
were of a patriotic character.
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CAPT. MoRRow's PREFERENCE
Wanted DR.. Tindall Appointed to
Personal Tax Board

When the official papers in the case Of
the promotion of Louis c. Wilson, assist
ant assessor Of the District, TO the vacancy
on the personal tax board OF the District,
was forwarded by Commissioner West yes
terday afternoon TO the other two Com
misstoners for their marks Of approval it
developed that Commissioner Morrow was
Of the opinion that Dr. William TindalL
secretary OF the board of Commissioners
had certain claims for the promotion.
However, Commissioner Morrow approved
MIR. Vests recommendation and Com
missioner mcfarland followed suit.
Capt. Morrow made the following nota-
ton the official papers:
-'WithOut intending TO reflect IN the
worth of Louis c Wilson. it is my belief
that Dr. William Tindall should have
been appointed to this vacancy. as l be
lieve the length and character Of his serv-
ices to the District and his fitness to fill
the position far more than earned him the
tention of the Commissioners to this fact
with view of going on record to this eff
feet in case any future vacancy should oC-
cur to which DIR. Tindall might become
eligible"
When Commissioner West read this
opinion of his colleague he made the fol
lowing statement: Some days ago Capt
Morrow suggested to me that DR.. Tindall
be made assistant assessor, and that 1t
would be a good plan TO put his own
chief clerk. Mr.. Garges, in DR.. Tindalfs
place II seemed to me that the improve
ment In the administration of the personal
tax law was equally essential, and for that
reason ! suggested Mr.. Wilson's promo
ton" Commissioner mcfarland said he
had not heard the suggestion that Dr.
Tindall should be appointed until after he
had assented to the appointment of Mr.
Louis G. Wilson. upon recommendation of
the Commissioner having supervision Of
the Office affected. He wished it under
stood that he entirely approved the APP
pointment of Mr.. Wilson, but that he
would have been equally glad to approve
the appointment Of Dr.. Tindall If that had
been recommended by the Commissioner
having the matter in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27
DIME SAVINGS BANK
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN TO OPEN
NEW INSTITUTION.

The new Dime Savings Bank OF Wash
ington, which will soon open its doors.
IS said 10 be new idea IN the banknS
business of this city. Il is intended TO be
operated II the interest of the small wage
Garner as well as the large financial
operator. Savings deposits as low as
one dime viii be accepted with maxi
mum OF s., oU0, Interest VIII be paid on
deposits, and it is thought by the manage
ment that the plan viii encourage thrift
and be productive Of great benefit to the
community At large
The idea Of dime savings bank here
on the plan OF successful institutions OF
the kind in New York. Baltimore and
other cities, was first suggested to Nj
Maurice u. Rosenberg OF the firm Of
Wolf x Rosenberg After thorough
considering the master with M. Wolf the
Ialn was decided 4 good one. An informal
meeting was neld i'll Mr.. RoseI berg 5
office in the Jenifer building. about thirty
business and professional men being pres
eHt. The idea was discussed enthusiastic
ally. From that time il grew, Mr.. Rosen-
berg acting as chairman OF the meetings.
officers and Directors.
At a meeting in Alexandria later an
election Of officers and directors resulted
follows:
Officers: Maurice D. Rosenberg. presj-
dent: John L. HarreII. first vice presi-
dent; u. W. Baker, second vice president;
William Montgomery, secretary; John f
Collins, auditor. Alexander Wolf. general
counsel: John N. kiorGon. cashier.
directors: Ross p Andrews. William
Blum. Max Cohen, Floyd L. Davis, r. j..
tarnshaw, William 4. Engel, Harry
FrieiIander, Albert S. Galley, Ashley NJ
Cloud, William \. Hall. William A. Ben
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DISTRICT PARKING.
Annual Report Submitted Yesterday
by the Superintendent.

In the annual report Of the District
parking superintendent, nv Truman
Lanham which was made to the Com
missoners yesterday, It was shown that
during the past fiscal year 2574 new
'rees We're planted in Washington anc
LII trees removed. and at the present
time there are ts2,7 100 trees Of all descr,n-
tons on the streets Of this city. These
trees are spaced at an average of thirty
feet apart. making a total of 51s miles O,
trees
There were 1000 Norway rnaple seed
Iings transplanted from the seed beds to
rows in the BrightwoOd avenue and f
street nurseries. The trees IN the north
east, southeast and southwest sections OF
the city were again gone over by the
trimming force. Consdera bic attention
was given to the poor condition of the
trees on street between 18Th and goth
streets northwest. On Investigation It
was found that they We're suffering from
gas leakage, and the gas company was
required to put IN q new main after
which the trees were removed and re-
placed by young and healthy ones.
The sum collected in the form OF fines
during the year, paid by persons damag
ing trees, amounted TO S43S, and the SUI
perintendent figures that the amount of
fines for the present year viii amount to
a least 81 $50. and recommended that the
Commissioners arrange it SO that these
fines can be placed to the credit Of the
parking commit ssiOn appropriation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27
Aid for Needy Family

Maj sylvester last night received a con
tr7bution of 81 for the benefit Of Mrs. Jen.
ME zuras Of AT LIST street northeast
whose husband, It is charged, has deserted
her she having five small children TO care
for. When the plight Of the family he
came known through the report 10 the
police OF the mysterious disapDaaranc4
sympathy was expressed for the family
The police are making efforts 70 locate
the missing husband, but so far without
success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27
MEDICAL CLASS SMOKER.
Third-Year Men Make Merry and
Elect Officers

Members of the third year medical
class Of George Washington University
assembled last evening at Fritz Reuters
hotel FOR their first fall smoker. The
crowd was a jolly one. Stories were told
and cigars We're smoked. Officers to
serve during the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows Fred ". Mcknight. Ohio
presidents A p Clark, District of Co
hImbia vice president, y. w. French
Virginia, secretary; Douglas ". McEnery
Louisiana, treasurer; w. Z. Wood Ohio
class editor Of the Hatchet; J. Lester
Brooks class editor Of the Mall
The executive committee, as announced
by the newiy-elected president, who is
@x-oit1cio a member, includes Messrs.
Fair, Collins Rhees and Klugh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Firm of M. Goldsmith 81 Son Moves
to F Street.

Settled in new quarters AID in a location
which 1t considers much more desira BILE.
NJ. Goldsmith & Son one of the city's
old established je(elry firms, Will open
its new stor" at 1905 F street tomorrow,
having Just completed removal from Gil
Pennsylvania avenue. A large force of
artisans has been engaged for several
weeks preparing the new store room for
the firm. and it claims It now has one of
the handsomest OF f street shops. 1t
promises to carry an even more complete
stock of jewelry, silverware. cut glass.
etc, than was its wont in the old quar-
tiers
The firm of Prince & Goldsmith was
founded in 1878, and the first store was
located at 917 Pennsylvania avenue a
few years later Mr.. Prince retired. and
Mr. NJ Goldsmith took over the entire
business and admitted his son, Charles
D. Goldsmith, into partnership. Mr.. NJ.
Goldsmith died July 16, 1896, and his son
mas continued the business as sole pro-
prietor, retaining the original firm name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27
Halloween Party.

Tic members OF the LtneaI Society OF
the Spanish War have completed ar
r1Hgenents for an All Halloween party
20 ae given Thursday evening at 13a
Horooran street, beginning a : o'clock
Invitations have been extended by IN
ladies 10 the officers of the Dis,ric, o.
Columbia Department. United Spanish
War Veterans ana they also say tn
members Of The several camps Will b
welcomed. Several unique forms of en-
tertainment for the CUES have been ar
ranged ny the commits Is In charge OF
tho function
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27
SITE FOR SCHOOL.
Brick Building to Be Erected in
Alexandria County. Va

The Clarendon Citizens Assoc alton al
its last meeting appointed a communities
to recommend a site for a public school
building at Clarendon. The comm.ttea
consists of c. J. Costello. George w.
Donaldson and Crandall Mackay. and
these gentlemen will select II cite on the
south side OF tho Georg >town and Falls
Church turnpike IN the neiGhborhood of
the subdivision called Dominion Heights.
This is quite thickiy settled community
and 1t IS the intention OF tho beard OF
school trustees to erect at that point II
handsome brick gchool building The
pupils ar present have to attend Carne
School, which Is nearly two miles away
Mr.. Bruce Harrison. who has tust be n
appointed school trustee 10 succeed MI
Botcier. resigned, has prom!s d II do
everything in hts power 70 purchase the
building Site soon RS selected,
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Masonic Chapter Election.

The following officers were elected by
Keystone Chapter, No. 80, R. A NJ. Hy-
attsyiile Nd: Charles II Long. II. P:
John ". Carter. L. X: Charles Gorham.
T. s: Charles Posuev. secretary: Fred A.
Holden. treasurer: George Whaley, senti-
mel
Charles II. Long has served the chapter
as high priest for four years and prior
'hsrctO was captain of the host
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27

Chief Justice Fuller OF tha Supreme
Court OF the United States has notin-d th-
police Of thu Their OF Il boys bicycle
ia ken from the curb n the corner of sth
street and PeGnsyN ania avenue yesterday
The wheel Is valued at SIS. DETECTIVES
1rumbo has been assigned To invest gate
the case,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27
New Fire Apparatus.

Fire appara .us has been accepted by
the Commissioners upon recommendation
Of Chief ". T Belt as follows; One COM
hgration sixty-five foot aerial hook and
ladder truck and equipments from the
Combination Ladder Company OF Provi-
dence, r. l.. ct a cost os $1,000: Two
second size ST am fire engines from the
American-Ila France Company OF Ell
mira, y. Y. costing 5000 each. and one
aerial hook and ladder truck from the
same company at $4,000.