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Evening journal., 1907-02-27
REAL EsrkTI FoR sALE.

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FOR Excellent business location
on Madison street Apply TO owner. O07l
Washington street. f2O.im
FOR SALE House s. W. Cor 8rd ana
Jackson; rooms and bath. Modern ina.
provements. Terms reasonable. Apply on
premises f6-tf
FOR sALE-A brickyard at Eddyslone
near Chester. Pa. VIII sell cheap. Apply
Fields and Co. Eleventh and Concord
ave, Chester, Pa. fli-6t
FOR sALE-i0 acres Of good trucking
land. ] mile from Wilmington. Within
minutes walk OF Newport trolley. terms
reasonable. Apply 70 u. r.. Lyman. Mar
shailton, Del f.7-im
nor SALE CHEAP Stock and nxtares
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good viii OF store. For pa
ticuars apply 10 b. G. Bradford. Jr.. 10ii
Market ST.. Wilmington. OF Emory Blake
~, Henry Clay. Del. f7-tf
NOTICES
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DO THEY ACHE7 W. H. JACOB
chiropodist Corns removed withous pain.
= cents loi West Seventh street.
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classified ADS
WANTS. FOR SALE. FOR RENT, REAL ESTATE ETC.
HELP wANrED-FEmALE.

GIRLS WANTED TO help make candy.
PHllIPPS. 625 Market st. f2d-t
GIRLS WANTED at shirt Factory. 5th
and French sts. f27-eod-1w
WANTED-A competent woman for gen
cral hOusewnrk. No washing or ironing.
Apply 9Ol West street fl6-2t
WANTED-rhree women FOR laundry
work. /. X. L. Laundry, 5i3 shipiey
street. f25-3t
WANTED-Glrl or elderly lady Tor gem
erql housework. three IN family. $3.50 70
Address, J. n. W., r.. o. Box 455 wiz
mington, Del. f23-tf
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FINANCIAL FINANCIAL
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Seventy-Fifth Annual Statement
For YEAR ENDING 18TH MO-, 3IST., 1906.
DR..

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To lS7a2ss SC
or 334790 IS
TO 306226 90
TO 3O40O 90
To 7095S rs
To dfronR 1915 SO
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Evening journal., 1907-02-27

FOR RENT Second and third story
front room. after March 25; east -Four
teenth 81 Address. C-iA journal Ofica
f26-tf
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WANTED Board and room. man. villa
and child years Of age. Must be within
rs minutes from Fourth and Market
streets; state price. etc. Address Board.
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Evening journal., 1907-02-27
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE.
WIN be sold at No. Si5 orange street on
FRIDAY. MARCH I. at p o'clock a, M,
household goods, such a. rarlor and
chamber furniture. beds, heddins' ttn'e >
chairs. rockers sidchoard lounge, what
not wardrobe, hat rack. carpets, stoves
dishes and sundry other articles. Not on
fss-sw.t w. A. HUKILL, Auc
PUBLIC SALE.
A public sale of an personal property oi
che undersigned viii positively be hriu,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2s, 1907.
Al " O'Clock, noon, on the Mci1tns hlir
Farm one mile west OF Newark Del, on
the telegraph Road. tho following Six
horaes and colts Including two mares very
suitable for city driving. especially doctor
use. Also home-raisod oowQ and hcifers
one euil SOW SOW ana an, plsA en,ce1ns as eg s,ahs sqe
several sets Of harness. carriage anc
stable fixtures Dairy. household an'
kitchen furniture. Terms made known a
sale. @ H ELLISON.
Daniel Thompson. Clerk. fas-2t
rUBLIC SALE or
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned will offer az public sal
on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q. 1907 a
II o'clock "A. M, in MN Creek hundred
near Eustburn's Lime ouarrles. persona
property consisting OF household goods
dairy fixtures and farming implements
0 head Of horses and colts, 80 head Q
cattle, % hogs, ducks and chickens
Owing to the great amount Of propcrt
10 ho sold, the sale viii begin promptly q
u O'clock.
Terms-Aii sums under so. cash. Fo
all sums OF so or over, a credit OF min
months viii be- given, BY the purchase
giving bankahle note with an approve
ondorser.
! af-ft FRANK v VITTTFNfAN
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BY Amount pad Tepostors ........... .slls6ssO
Amount loaned nBondan 3O7O0 90
y ia Security
Amount tpadfo or 4765n 40
Amount pa for JnsIa tc
for For6su of PAS 96
Amount
RF
Amount
Amount
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WANrED-In a private family, at once.
respectable gentlemen hoarders Apply az
fs East Fifth street fff-sf-eod
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WANTED TO RENr-Laree house. fur-
nished or unfurnished; central. or hve or
six rooms, suitable for offices. By the
year. Address DIR BARNES. TIC West
street il8-nt-c0d
Evening journal., 1907-02-27

Mar. 21-orianda G. sutton. on rnad Lead
ing rom stats Road to Bear
Staten. stock ana inplsrasnta.
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FOR SALE-iixcellont business location
on Madison street. Apply 20 owner. 007
washington street. f2O.im
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04

Maser Force Hobble entertained about
thirty Of his friends at an enjoyable party
"wednesday between the hours of s 80
zaua $50 o'clock, 10 honor Of bis 10Th
biuhdsy The invitations for this party
were esinii.J wri,,ao on .Szs and the
gstnes xefd d, corations were also sugges.
tive OF the 9Th Of July When the Young
people had vii assembled, a group pic.
sane Ut itsein was ,akeu. A picnic lunch
eau ~as then served on the lawn. Misses
Bertbs Rath, Nellie Seshiue, Harriet,
Carrie lsS Ida Hubble assisting. The
fssts,re OF the evening WAS balloon as
Sfveer1, :pS s:'er tbjs number Of inter-
esdSg games were enjoyed. Master
F0eee received some hands me gifts.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04

Mrs Lily Smith left Wednesday for
Liberal, where she will visit her parents.
Joe Larsbie and wife of Kansas City,
KS, were visitors at the Pettijohn home
last Friday Mr.. l.arahie Ia stenogra-
pher for Judge Holt Of the Court OF Conn
mon Pleas, Kansas City. During the
days Of trouble In the southwest county
he was stenOgrapher for Judge B0rkin.
W. F. Peter of Randolph, repr"senta-
tive OF Riley county, stopped over In this
city one dav last week on his way from
Haskell county, where he had been look
ing over some land. Mr.. Peter stopped
off to have talk with Chalk Beeson aud
Was disappointed 10 learn OF bis absence
from the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Yonng ana sons re.
turned sunday morning from Kansas City
where they have been for the past week.
They will leave next Thursday for New
York, Boston, Saratoga and the James
town exposition, going from there 10
Mrs YOuug's old home IN Penney wants,
They will be away for six weeks or
more.
Mrs. Clara Kra 2 who has been VI iting
In San Francisco. Cal for some time. ia
stopping over In th's city for u few days
with her cousin, VIM. Bennett and family
enroute to her home In Detroit.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
For the Children.

The children's department 10 the June
number Of the New Idea Woman's Mags-
zine contains an unusual number Of good
things. The third OF the Wonder 1'ales
Of Northern Lands appears 10 this iasue; !.
IL tells how Sit, the wife Of Thor, the
thunder god, Loot her beautiful hair, ard
the revenge taken on Loki, who commit
Ted the theft. This is q sp ended oppor-
unity to LIT your children become fami-
liar, early IN life, with the picturesque
Morse mythology. "How Miggles Shed
His Skin" contains instructive informa-
lion about pet snake who was kept 10 .
terrarium. The third in series Of comic
drawings bv John r. Bray, plcturing the
life Of niissionary's little boy and his
friends In the jungle, shows the adven-
lure Horace had with a cannibal, and how
Jocko and the giraffe helped him out.
! There are also some verses snd drawings
which Will please the younger readers.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
WOMEN'S CLUB MEETINGS y
AND SOCIETY NOTES

A pansy luncheon was given by Mrs.
VIII Lowman last Thursday evening at
her home, to celebrate her birthday ami
versary. There were six guests and rs IA
remembrance from them, Mrs. Lowman
was presented with two hand painted
china plates Of beautiful design. The
luncheon was served late in the evening
on table decorated with pansles. De-
signs OF pansies were on the place cards
and this dainty flower was also used as
favors. Covers were laid Tor Mesdanles
Hollis Plxley, Frances Ready, Misses
Nellie Sughrue, Nellie Chapman, Beulah
Gilpin aud Bertha Rath.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
A Fortunate Texan.

Mr.. K. W. Goodloe, Of l07 st. Lomia
ST., I,aIIas, Tx. .ays: I'm the past year
| have besolne acquainted with Dr. King's
New Life Pills. and no laxative lever b~-
fore tried so etfecIually disposes Of ma
lsria and bili0usness." They don't grind
nor grippe. 25c. at Rath Il Bsinbridgt
drug store.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
The swas,lxa club -pept a very enjoy

The Swasllxa club -pept y very enjoy
abis- xysRdD al the ho0e Of Miss Marie
! &GJeDce last Saturday. Besides the
club nsemb+rs there were seven guests.
Mits AUIie Gingrich and Fred Weekly.
ssansip, Paul and Charlie Russell, Roy
RNiubridRe and Clifford Taylor. A short
peogcsm was given the first of the even
ing as follows: Instrumental solo. Ruth
Gfieves; vocal solo, valeta Elder. ac-
crppauied BY her sister Valera Elder;
auananental solo by Grace Bennett. THE
waa followed by dainty luncheon served
q two courses. The next meeting will
be at the home of Miss Ruth Urieves.
Mr. and Ms J. r. McCurdy are now
occapyiog the Grobety home.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04

a charming afternoon party was gwen
by Mechanics Coolidge and Coffey last
Thufsday at the home OF the latter. The
rodsfs were decorated with beautiful
yellow roses, white sweet peas, ns,and
9arfaAds Of green over the doors and on
ahe stairway, much the same as for the
card party on Wednesday. Punch was
served by the Misses Irene Coolidge and
Marie Ccffey, from dainty table In the
Hecet don hall. The afternoon was spent
did conversation and unknown to the
9uesds, thee judges were appointed aDc
b prtxe was awarded to the lady taking
the most. The pr %, a bul Oh OF roses,
was pcesented to Mrs. Chas. States AT
she chose VI the afternoon, a delicious
aum.teOa was served, the color scheme
OF green ana yellow being carried
throughout the four courses. Thls en-
ioy abte party will be a pleasant remem-
Ara0ee 10 all present and proved Mes
adsmes Cufey and Coolidge efficient
alUsIesses. The names of those invited
aaaioW: Mesdames Burnett, Arment,
dh4pmaa, Carson, Corey, Wilkinson, a.
B. RYevea, Lawrence, Phillips, Preston,
Dawes, b, T. Milton, John Martin, Miller
Madispn, Millikan, Malta, Fox, Fred
Gsndtser, Guck, ,raves, Gwnle r, Hub
banfs sastatl. Judd, b. q. Jones, Xix
patrick, Russell, Sughlue, StuIm, Ready,
j. w. Thompson, Simmons, Watson,
SCH wtdt, y ouner, LilIis, Harry Heiztr,
Viaceat, WhitworIh, X. y. Rhodes, Geo.
Sfumph, Chss. states, Roe, Argnbright,
1loc,lnl, Mootz, Misses Nellie Chapman,
Eulalia Neyins. Mary Hale, Eleanor
nilsou, Frances Wright, Fay Met lauahan
and Ebrigbt OF Wooster, O..
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
A Bargain.

Quarter section of land In Gray county
two and oDe-halt miles east Of Pierce.
vile. Partly fenced. Three small build
iHgs, good well Of water. Fruit and for.
est trees planted. Ten acres in wheat
Close to railroad aud school. sll00, hall
cash. Address, Boz $50,
81 Dodge City. Kansas.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
Town Lots In River View.

Near thp round house In Dodge City
will be put on the market, again May the
first. There is two good public wells'
out in the addition, and lots will be soid
on easy terms. now Ia the time to get
home, aud stop paying high rent. Talk II
over with P. II. SUGHRUE II
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
Excursions

SrRAYED June Is, one dark brown
horse, 5 years old, star on head small
snip on nose, four white legs. Notify
H. r. Sims. ~
Homeseekers' Excursion tickets on
sale frst and third Tuesdays OF each
month, Rate 10 many cases less than one
fare, and limit twenty. one DAYS or thirty
DAYS, according to destination.
Winter Tourist tickets on sale daily
Very low rate. Limit June let.
For further particulars apply to
R. D. RHODES, Agent.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04

Piles are dangerous but do not submit
10 an operation until you have first tried
Man Zan the Great Pile Remedy. tits
put up 10 collapsible tubes with nozzle
that allows 1t to be applied exactly where
40 Ia needed. II you have itching, bleed
my or protruding piles and Man Ian does
not relieve. money refunded. Soothes
and cools. Relieves ut once. Sold by
Pine Il Bonds Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
VIII cure Consumption.

A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark, writes
"Foley's Honey and Tar Is the beet prep.
sration for coughs, colds and lung trou-
Bile. knew that II has cured coneump.
ton Ia the first stages" You never heard
OF any one using Foley's Honey and Tar
and not being satisfied.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
Notice.

Every one that has been notified Ia
work poll tax on either OF the dates, June
10, II, and "a, and have not complied
with the law, must do 60 by July l, OF
costs will be added, A. E. Baker,
Street Commissioner
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
For Sale.

At Fitzgersld's South side ranch abeut
three miles west Of Ford, Kansas:
seven spans Of three. year Old mules.
W. S. Dunnan, foreman, Ford, Kansas.
will show them or answer all inquirer,
or write WI Fitzgerald, Dodge city,
Kansas. 81
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04

Miss Muriel Duuo cele brated her birth.
day anniversary with party last Friday
evening, about tweny-h OF her friends
being present. Various games furnished
plenty of amusement and light refresh
ments were served Miss Muriel received
a large number Of beautiful birthday
reineuiDrances.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04

More News from the New England
States.
II any one has any doubt rs TO the vir-
tue OF Foley's Kidney Cure, they need
only 70 refer TO Mr.. Alvin H Simpson,
of Nillimantic, Conn, WHO, after almost
losing hope Of recovery, on account Of
the failure Of 80 many remedies, finally
tried Foicy's Kidney Cure, which he says
was "just the thing" for him, AZ four bot
IT, cured him completely. He lie now
entirely well and free from all the suffer
Incident to acute kidney trouble. Pine &
Bond Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04

The ldJ lwhde Embroidery club meet
ing la, been postponed from this Wednes.
day to next W ednesday at The home Of
Mrs. H. IS Pixley.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
Flour and Feed.

The Farmers Elevator has full sup
ply Of Moses Best -four, and feed. Gall
and see 1t. and learn prices. II
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
To l:nre a Cold In One bay.

To CRre Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative BsouO Qa,nIne Tablets
All dIuggIsts refund the money II II fails
10 cure. Il. W, Groves signature rs On
box Eacu zAc.
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-04
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
DIX. COONFIELU,

srEoPAIHic PHYSICIAN, treats ali DIS.
,ases, both a;ute and chronic.
Consul zion AMI examination free.
Mrs. Coonfield also In attendance q
'tiice
Ottiee over Bee Hive, Phone ~.
DODGE CITY, KANSAS.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-07-10

ETY. standing with the sword Of self defence.
True il is, there has always been few men and women
that have done noble deeds of righteousness led By the
truth from selfish motives and these are they that have
been the worlds redeemers.
As the shadows Ace away through space when the
peeps from behind the clouds 50 brutal ignorance
disappear before the face Of truth when Justice dawns
the heart Of man.
Shakespeare said Some men are born great some
achieve greatness and have greatness thrust upon
them Every creature possesses some definite inherent
quality that derentaies from every other object in cre-
alton and this plain fact vndcates the individuality and
micro-cosic relation that each sustans 70 Tie moral and
physical universe.
have often wondered what could Be tie use il nature
for the Canada Thistle when compared thistle bush
10 beautiful fruit tree. was forced 10 1--WE up When
met with the ignorant African and compared him With
Shakespeare, Twas again compelled d give tup and
when looked % the brutal murderer and compared him
10 Leo Tolsto said There s an infinite difference.
but cannot lahom the mysterious iorces with which
nature builds cannot comprehend tie invisible forces
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-07-10

when you consider that selshness is the controlling motive
in economic and social life. We may say pretty things
about philosophy charity humanity and patriotism but
when reality stops door with bundle q cold facts
We begin to hum and haw equivocale and explain tie
color III Our face changes and lie has fierce express
sion the old lion se6shness BAY and greed snaches
the aag u charity from The staff o faith and sen defense
de6es the powers that Be.
There is little good done this world that has not self
ishness mixed viii IL Suppose the large donations now
made 10 certain institutions BY rich accepted with
The understanding ihathe name Of ire donor should never
be known how many donations a. you suppose would Be
made.
When YOU sum up the influence money has op the so-
ca nature d man. YOU will 6nd that money acts like
sponge and soas Up The moral elements and leaves soc
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-07-10

HERE are few original thinkers. The
masses have il all ages followed lead
ers who in turn did the thinking for the
many, and this fact accounts for party
supremacy over the masses.
Few men rise above long establish.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-07-10
Individual, MAINLY Independence
OUR CITY OF REFUGE

Written for this paper by Col U S Feter Springfield non
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
Miss LeCRi0
Wins Music
Scholarship
Washington Girl viii
Pursue Studies in Pea
body Conservatory.

Miss Elizabeth ]. Lecl1ie > being con-
graduated upon her success in winning
the three-year scholarship in the Pea
body Conservatory OF Music, Baltimore.
A brilliant future is predicted for her,
as she possesses q charming contralto
voice.
Miss Leckie began studying music sew
eral years ago under Or. Schemmel, Of
Berlin. Germany. teen teaching at the
Virginia Institute at Bristol Tenn,
where she was a student. DR.. Schem.
nell afterwaFd came 10 Washington,
and taught at Madison Hall Seminary
AS Washington was her home, Miss
Leckle returned 10 Washington and en-
tered at Madison Hall Seminary.
She IS young lady OF very charming
personality a Pennsylvania by birth,
out has lived in Washington a number
Of years. While attending Madison
Hall Miss Leckie has been soloist at TIE
Washington Helgh-s Presbyterian
Church, where she IS quite a favorite
AS Miss Leckie leaves at once to pUr-
sue her musical studies IN Baltimore.
she has resigned her position at the
church. much TO the regret of tne con
gregation-
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
MACHINISTS ELECT
GENERAL OFFICERS
James O'Connell of Wash
ington Chosen President
by Referendum Vote.

The general committee Of the Inter
national Association of Machinists, com
posed of James A. Campbell. John A.
Hurdle, Thomas Hulfsh. Frank w.
Howson, and Joseph Sonnabend,
charged with canvassing the referendum
vote for national officers of the organ
izatiOn and who have been in session
here since early in July. announce the
result Of their work in the October num-
Der of the M2ohinlsts' Monthly Journal
issued yesterday. Out of a membership
Of mere thaa 100000 little over 10000
members participated in the referendum
vote.
The officers elected were: President.
James O'ConneI. cf Washington: first
vice president, P. J. CCnlon. at Wash
ington; second vice president. James
SOmmerville; third vice president, ]. d.
Buckalew; fourth vice president, T. j.
Wilson; fifth vice president. J. J. KEEP
pier; seventh vice president, Walter
Ames; general secretary treasurer.
George Preston. of Washington; editor
OF the Journal, d. d. Wilson, of Wash
ington.
The members of the general execu-
tive committee are James A Reynolds,
Hugh Dofan, and +. L. Tucker. Of
Washington Delegates TO the cOnven-
ton Of the American Federation Of
Labor are +. Sarber. a. L. Stark.
Thomas Van Lear. and W. II. Church
hill.
None OF the contestants for the post
ton of sixth vice president received a
majority of the votes cast and the
names Of William Harmon, OF No. l55;
and william McGulivary, OF No. z. will
have 10 be submitted TO a secoad refer
enium vote. The same IS true OF the
vote for the fifth member Of thu general
executive board and the names Of r. G..
Cook. Of No. 2S2, and Samuel Grace, OF
No. $50, viii be submitted for another
vote.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
JAPANESE AGENT
MEETS METCALF
Director Ishii Will Suggest
WSH< 10 Improve Trade
Relations.

Director IshH, Of the commercial
branch OF the japanese Foreign once,
wno has been on a tour Of the United
States and Canada for some time. called
on Secretary BIetcalf at the Navy De-
partment yesterday TO pay his respects.
His visit was brief and no announce
ment was made as to the subject under
consideration, Secretary Metcalf ex-
planning that the cali was a personal
and social one. he having met Director
Ishii during mis- vacation on the Pacific
coast last summer.
Mr.. Ishii was the representative Of
the japanese government recently sent
10 Vancouver in connection with the cd
Justment Of the fisheries question be-
TWEEN the Canadian and japanese gov
ernments
Mr. ishh was presented 10 Acting Sec
retary OF State Adee IN the afternoon by
Mr MiyaOti counselor OF the japanese
embassy. He viii be entertained at din
ner tonight by Ambassador Aoki. when
several members Of the Diplomatic Corps
and Government officials will be among
the guests.
Mr. Ishii has made a special study Of
commercial matters with a view To sug-
gesting means to improve trade rela.-
tons between this country and Japan.
He denied thai he had been commits
stoned 70 look into the immigration
question
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
TIGHT HONEY" REPORTS
DON'T WORRY OFFICIALS

Treasury officials are skeptical over
reports OF tightness Of money In various
parts Of the country. They point TO the
operation Of Secretary Cortelyou's plan
TO deposit $4,000 a day in public de-
positories when demanded By the banks
to prove that the alleged stringency Is
largely fictitious.
This plan was put into effect about the
middle Of August. Although no public
report has been made as to the total
an punt OF Treasury funds put out. II
IS estimated tlat il has not yet exceeded
si5,10o000 The Secretary figured that re
could spare S4o.QG9,OoJ.
Making due allowance for the dfi-
Guilty banks experience in obtaining the
lass IF approved securities demanded
by the Treasury, department officials
say that II there was the tightness in
money that spectators and pessimists
charge, the banks would have called for
many millions more than they have.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
NORTHWEST CITIZENS
WANT $533,OOO
Congress Will Receive De-
mand for Improvement
in Suburbs.

Appropriations for improvements
amounting to S553.oOO will be asked for
by the Citizens Northwest Suburban AS
ISOLATION at the coming session Of Con-
gress. The association has determined
to insist upon thorough improvement
OF conditions in the Northwest suburbs
especially in regard 70 roads
one OF the most expensive items con-
tained In the report. recently submitted
TO the Commissioners, Is 100000 for
lateral service sewers. At the closing
meetings last year the members Of the
association were insistent upon the in
stallation Of these sewers declaring that
they were necessary.
One hundred thousand dollars is asked
for extending the sewer service along
the Piney Branch and Broad Branch
roads and for grading and macadamiz-
ing Massachusetts avenue from Rock
Creek TO the District line.
Many small amounts, ranging from
5000 TO $4,000 are asked for the I'M
provement OF the streets.
A $4,000 appropriation Is asked for tho
erection of a fOur-rOOm schoOIhouse foi
white children.
In addition a request is made for
100000 for the Improvement Of the roads
IN and around Rock Creek Park
President c. c. Lancaster win con-
tinue the fight for the appropriation
President Lancaster was reelected at
the last meeting OF the association, max
ing his eighth term.