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Street Made Too Narrow.

Editor The Washington Herald:
On April 10 I wrote 10 the President
calling his attention to the action OF the
District Commissioners in narrowing the
streets Of Northeast Washington, and
alse to other abuses Of power and un-
warranted acts by that body.
It seems that my letter was forwarded
TO the Engineer Commissioner. for sew
elai days later The Washington Herald
published an article referring to it and a
statement made by the Engineer Com
missioner in reply. l had complained
that z street northeast had been mar
rowed for two blocks as much as i've
feet.
The Commissioner said that the Dis
trict appropriation bill for 1908 authorized
the Commissioners TO narrow It two and
0ne-half feet. I have examined the act
IN question, and find in IL no such pro
vision; besides, the secretary Of the
House Committee on Appropriations IN
Crned me that there was no such aU-
thority given in the act referred to
But if there was a provision authoriz-
ing the narrowing OF that street by two
and one-half feet only why did the COM
missioners exceed their authority by mar
rowing a street five feet for two blocks
only? Therefore. ] submit. is this an
improvement from the engineers stand
point OF improving the streets2 / leave
that for the citizens Of the District 10
answer.
If we had a responsible government in
this District, such things would not be
done with improperly. because the peo-
PIE who know the facts would not be de-
ceived, and would not tolerate such open
ard w.liful violations Of law.
II we cannot have suffrage, I think if
we had one Commissioner. and he was a
Cabinet officer, and the District govern
ment was on a level with other execu-
tive departments, there would be i'm
mense improvement, and 1 hope that
some such action will be recommended
by the taxpaying citizens of this Dis
fTiCt JOSIAH aIILLAKD
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Armageddnn.

Editor The Washington Herald:
The Biblical writer's in this department
conine themselves very largely TO the
discussion Of the Immortality of the soul.
and the medical writer's to the danger or
virtue Of vaccination. Permit me to di-
verge on a Scriptural topic. and quote
authorities which prove that an issue
Of infinitely more Importance than that
Of vaccination is inevitable. involving not
the loss Of few lives but the destiny
Of the world. A recent editorial COM
ment in The Washington Herald on Mr.
Hobson's hobby suggested it 10 me.
The last conflict between the nations of
earth is TO occur at Arna geddon, where
we are told blood will flow even to the
horses brides. Rev, xvi:14-l6. The Lon
don correspondent of the Contemporary
Review, writing Of the conditions of
things in Europe. said: odd things are
happening everywhere Russia.
Germany, England-these are great
names, they palpitate with great ideas.
they have vast destinies before them
and millions Of men in their paw. all
awaiting Armageddon." Why Armaged-
don, located between Mount Carmel and
Mount Tabor, in the land of Palestine ?
Why enact the closing scenes in that
land which has been a center for religious
controversy through the ages? Why
Palestine. and who the actors? Kossuth
said. In Turkey will be decided the fate
OF the world" Napoleon, before his
death, predicted that Russia would have
Constantinople. part of Turkey and
Greece, become the naval power of the
Mediterranean. and then, said he, God
only knows what will happen" A mis-
sionary travelling in Turkey writes:
While I was in Turkey a gentleman who
is native there told me that a Turkish
judge while talking with him just a short
time before. said: We expect that the
powers Of Europe will take from US Con-
stantinople. We shall have to leave here
and the seat Of the government will
have 10 be established in Asia; and it
win finally be established in Jerusalem
And then the nations will still come and
fight against ts at Jerusalem, 10 take
that from Us. And when they do, Mes
siah and Mahomet will come. )"
a high official of the Yildss Kiosk. in
giving d reason for Turkeys preparation
that she viii soon be called upon to fight
for an existence.
The Sultan is the acknowledged success
soT Of Mohammed and the head OF all
Islam. That the settlement of the East
ern question will involve all Islam is ex-
pressed by the editor Of a Turkish paper
the ''Vskit: I'VE shall DO our utmost
to keep England's support. but al last
il ne do not succeed in it, then il Is
very easy to know what We viii do. As
Islamism is not cenhned 70 Turkey, Their
we viii blend all the different MosIem
races into one; the Moslems Of India, Of
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Showing Respect for the Flag.

Editor The Washington Herald:
Some time ago your paper contained
editorial comment on the desecration OF
the American flag and uniform worn by
our enlisted men. and in discussing this
subjec. you suggested that Congress pa IS
legislation preventing both evils. At tn At
time the Army and Navy Union gaTlt-
sons-Roosevelt, Barry, and Porter-thank
ed your paper.
Some few days since the little State OF
Rhode Island placed upon it's statute
books a law that will hereafter prevent
any insult TO the uniform worn by our
men in the navy. army. and Marine
Corps. Every other State should do ike
wise. Last Friday Senator Warren, chair
man of the Senate Military Committee.
reported Senate bill No. 565. ito prevent
and punish the desecration, mUtilation,
or improper use Of the flag OF the United
States of America
Senator's Warren. Bacon, and Bulkeley
each had something 10 say Of a commend
atory character favoring the passage Of
this BILL and nearly every g. a. r. post
in the country. as well as the Army and
Navy Union garrisons of this city have
publicly announced their approval Of
any laws tending to protect the enlisted
mans uniform and "Old Glory" from in
suit or desecration. Now. it is hoped by
US former enlisted men, who have taken
up this question at our post meetings
and musters," that this Congress may
not adjourn without giving us this de-
sired legislation. Those Of US who served
under the American flag, either In time
Of peace or war, whether members Of
the G. A r., Army and Navy Union,
Spanish War Veterans. or other patriotic
organizations, will hail with delight the
passage OF the measure above referred
10.
Let Congress pass this bill. and. plae-
ing on the statute books such patriotic
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Central Asia, of the Caucasus. Of AZ
riea. and of Algeria will come forward.
and We shall again take measures which
we adopted for the conquest Of Jerusalem.
We shall send procismations everywhere
and declare a general war against Chris
tendom
IN the light Of the present awakening
Of China. and the recent remarkable ex-
hibition Of japanese prowess. and the
statements above OF coming conflict be-
tween Islam and Christianity. how sig
nificant Is the word lRey., xTI3. that
three unclean powers gather the nations
TO Armageddon. And are not these the
powers: Paganism, Islamism. so-called
Christianity. True Christianity never
takes the sword Of steel. Startling. when
one thinks Of it seriously, that the clouds
are already on the horizon. harbingers
OF the coming storm.
JOHN n. QUINN.
Takoma Park D. c
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B.-FolloWing schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. birmingham, Mobile. New Orleans
AsheVis. Chattanooga. Memphis, SIS a. N. and
i % p n. daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga. Memphis
New Orleans 1855 p n. daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Sayan-
nah, Jacksonville. and Florida points, i:le D "a
daily.
Tourist cars for California tri-Eeekly $40 D. m
Local for HarisOrbGrg. 80 a. N. daily; as .. n
week days. for DanEille lis a. N. daily. and fog
Charlottesville sl5 a M and 80 .. N. daily. krs
QueTS trains to and from Bluemont
L. ). BROWN. General Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia holding Probate Court, Estate Of William
l. Ralph. deceased No 1893 Administration dock
et.-Appcation having been made herein for pro
bate Of the last viii and testament of said deceased
and Tor letters tetamcntaTy on said estate by Louise
II. Ralph. bis widow it is ordered this sth day Of
MAY. A D. 1903. that Henry J. Ralph and all others
concerned appear in said court on WEDNESDAY
the 10th day Of juno. a. D. 1925 at 10 O'Clock a. m
10 show cause why such application should not be
granted Let notice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald once in each Of three successive weeks BE-
fore the return dsy herein msntoned-ths srst PUB
licaton be not less than thirty dsss before said
return dsy. ASHLEY n. COULD Justice. attest:
fSesl1 JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia Clerk ef the Probate Court
DUANE z. FOX. GEO. FRANCIS WILLIAMS.
Attorneys myu,E.5
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, May I8, I9OS.)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assgnments f0r MONDAY. NAV ls. la0s;
No -. In application Of Thomas D. Taylor.
Attorneys. H. Z. Bsllows-F. A. Tenant.
No s& Howard vs. BCwes Attorneys, D. p
WoihauPter- George p. Fisher, r.
No. sss. In re application Of Herman " Fsbsr.
Attorneys. Fl. t. kuiEht-F A. Tenant
No, go In application Of George n White
Attorneys. L. T. Whitake-F A. Tenant
No. So LANDMARK Us. Hodgkins0n. ATTORNEYS.
6 J. HaFding-MeFills Church
Ne. 58 Mel IS. MidElay. Attorney. " Z
Dyre.
No. 51s Marx vs. Greenwslt Attorneys, c. D.
Davis-J. ". Spear.
No SCI. same - Sane Attorneys Sane
No. 5as Ia re application of Thomas Samuel
Mason Attorneys, T. c, Chambers ard J, Z. Hub
bell-W. S Ruckman.
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VIEWS OF PEOPLE ON MANY TOPICS
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT IT?

laws. they will take home with them
when they adjourn the thanks of the
many thousands OF former enlisted men
now residing in the nations Capital, as
well as the commentators Of their con-
stituents, and when the new stsr-Okla-
homa is added 10 "Old Glory let it be
old Glory" indeed free from any sort
9f desecTation, mutilatien, or improper
Use.
Let US hope Congress viii pass this
patriotic bill WILLIAM A. HICKEY,
for Army and Navy Uuion Gsnisons Of District Of
Columbia
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERsfAs-
ter. Walter Reed Army General Hospital Takoma
sub-station, Washington D. c., May l5 i9Qs-Sealed
proposals ia trplieate subject 10 usual conditions
viii be recaTed here until y O'Clock noon. standard
time, JUNE l5 1913. for construction Of macadam
roads asphalt block Iayements bitulithiC pagements
concrete walks concrete curbing brick cutters and
crossings catch basins aHd drains the Walter
Reed Army General Hospital reservation, Washing
ton D. C. Plans specifications blank proposals
and further information furnished on application.
United States reseues right to reject accept any
all bids or any part thereof. Proposals to be
marked Proposals for roads. walks. &c, and sd-
dressed 10 Capt II. l. PETTUS. Q. NJ
uivl5 Els I91el2l3
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
= ? ? = = = : = = = = = =
T. af.-s.- A. n -.

Assignments for Monday. NAY ls 1908:
No q Inhof administrator IS Chesapeaks and
Potomac Telephoae Company, Attorneys, Leon To
bEinsr-G. T. Hamilton
No. AZ Walters Ts Washington Railway ana
Electric Company Attorneys, Leckis, Fulton &
Cox-J. J. Darlington.
Nc a92 McAllister IS Lisner. Attorneys, Haml.
ton. Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton-Leon Tobrinsr
No 9s7- Johnston sto1. Attorneys, -Gittings
& Chamberlin-Thufston & Ballinger
No. i9s Dawson IS Same. Attorneys, same
Nc. s9i Dickhsut vs. Washington and Potonae
Steamboat Company. Attorneys, W 4 Whit
Ralston & Siddans.
No sos Gray IS. Jsyins. Attorneys, Brandenbars
& BTandenbmg- -BiFney & Woodard
Nc. 272 McWillisms executor IS Heron e Al
Attorneys. W H. Linkins-C E. Ewing
No. s6s. Ffouke & Co. IS. Wilcox. Attornsys,
Tucker & Kenyon
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

gusEsrIeed
4N3 r. Nc. < o. LIMITED, Daiiy-Fast YES
uDule IalH. Pullman sleepsTs 10 Lexington LOUIS
vile. CIneinnau. Indiana DoiIs. CnIcag0, and ST.
LOUIS psfloF car Tor "a slnia Hot Springs wees
Gays, Pullman cars Louisville 10 Nash vile Mem.
service
n10 z. MI f. Y. LIMITED Daly-sslid
sestibiie tran Pullman Sieepers TO Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
10 Virginia bet SpnBES week days. DlHIng
cars ia service. Pullman oleepers Cincinnsli
to Chicago and 81 Louis, and LouIsnlle TO Menpnls
Nashville. aud New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Olhces, 5l3 RennsyhanIa avenue; u9 lstb street
+, and New Union Station Telephones Alan
.5o9 tor Washington Terminal CAB Service ana Main
fUoo or EaE Tor x o. Ticket tldice
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE n EFFECI APRIL H. lg1e
Leave Washington New Union Station
SIS a, m.-Daiiy-An points on Norfolk and West.
ern; also knoxville ChaJtaEeOgs, ana MemphiE
l0a5 p. n.-Daily-Roanoke, Bristol. Winston
Salem, knoxville Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis
New Orleans. Through sleeper. Dining cara
For Norfolk-Leavs Washington 4-3 a. 10 daily
HIS a. N daily texcept sunday. Arrive Norfolk
Il .2j a. m, SD i. N.
4a5 p. m,-Daiy-BeEryville Luray. Shenandoah,
Elkt0n.
Trains nom the Southwest arrive sa5 a. n. and
Il 80 ?. n.
All information Fourteenth street aud New Yors
avenue tRoDd RuiidinRl
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arr LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. al PENNA AVE
Notiee-Folloging schedule not guaranteed.
SOS A. ~ Dsily-Seabosrd Mau. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepsrs to Saysnnsh and JackBonFille
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet aad Hamlet
to Atlanta. Dining cars.
SO +. n. Daily-Seaboard Express. Coaches ard
Pullman TO savannah Jacksonville Tampa, Atlanta
Birmingham Memphis Dining cars,
3. Il. STANSELL. District Passenss1 Agent
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

LET Us HAVE YOUR ORDER-WE HAUI,
furniture parcels, trunks; give hrst-clsss service;
answer calls promptly. contract to haul anything;
Flsuty @ teams storing cheapest III city.
CLARENDON SMITH
5th and sts. NV. Phone Main ZG
ap2i-tf
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care packing and shipping a speciality.
kREIG'S EXPRESS. L24 Il st. NV. Phone Main
s6ld auas-tf
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circuit Court No, L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Assignments for Monday. May Is. 1903.
No. f69 HenDessy Fs. Chase. Attoruers Ne
GowaD serven & Mohun and Nathaniel & c. r.
Wilson-W Lambert
No. S0Z5s. Jones vs.. Do-sett Compzny Attornevs
J. c. Fsy-BaTnerd & Johnson
No. al. Merillst. administrator rs Brennan
Construction Company Ct al Attorneys. C. n
Merillst aud ". E, Amhrose-J. J. Darlington ana
Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. z5S. Russell & Winslow IS. Washington Saw
ings Bank Attorneys, ". H. Robeson-T c. Tay-
Tor
Nc. 5o5. Zirkle vs.. Chesapeake and Potomac Tels-
phone Company. Attorneys, Arthur Petsr-J. J.
Darlington
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Equity Court NO. I.
CHILE TTrsTfcF rr AnAEru

NH4bf JlollIE NiAbAtGE
Assignments for Monday, May IS 1875;
No rs Miller vs. Miller. Attorneys ". J.
LsTnbeTt-R. q. Donaldson.
No. q. Waters PFosise e. a. Attorueys. ".
]. Lambert and r. H. Ysatmsn-E. a. Thomas
No e. Morgan rs WsrNick e Al Attarueys,
W. D. Sullivan and J. A. Toomey-Rslst0u & sid
dons
No. 65. Cox vs Babson ct al Astoneys. 7. L.
JefEords and F. n Cox-Bamsrd & johnson and
u n Esus7
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JUSTICE BARNARD.

United States - Frank Busoni. violating section
S69, code; Plea Of guilty entered first and second
count ncle ITos 10 third and fourth counts ser
fenced to all for thirty days and fined SEQ At
torIsy for defendant. NJ " sullivan
No. lH83 In re estate Of Loslisa 4 B. Hughes;
jury sworn. Attorneys for caFestee. Gittinss 4
Charberiini attorneys foT caVeators H Ii. Classic
W. H. sholes N. J. Colbert. Andrew J. Shipman.
N. G. kimball, and C. ", Stetson.
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Equity Court No. ?.
r----n nn

Assignment for Monday, May ls lsos:
No. @s Mcliee IS Welch Attorneys. c A.
Keigvin-W. D. DaEidge. Nathaniel and c, R. w.
son.
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets, the onlg weaving factory cf its
kind n The CITY; carpet ccsning WASHINGTON
RUG Co. s5l 5th st. NV H. s25 myl7-91t
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Equity suits.
Lawsuits.

No zsol. John L Martin David Hsmnsrsy
ct al. Tor receiver. Attorney, Z c. Dutton.
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criminal Conrt Be. T.
IIfsTfcr erArrnnr,


United States Is da-Bensou- )innond- -gehne5as-.
conspiracy; on trial. Attorneys. A. S Wortaington
a. A Bimsy. r. G. Donaldson, J. C. Camrbeil.
and f. F VandeTbeer
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& OHIO RAILROAT

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR" ."
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 3D STREET, NEW YORK.
100 a. m. Diner. Pullman PsFlor
IS s59 =. n. bUneE ParioT. kIEe-h0uT Train
$3.50 a. 10. DIneT ana Pullman faTloT Car.
III % 3, II. Diner and pullman Parl0F Car.
si.eJ p u. DIntT and Pullman Pafor Tar.
s51e D. 70. ROyal Limited. All Pullman. 5-hour.
H1Q I. n CosCnes 20 Rnilddel lphis-
500 = u. Diner and Pullman PsrOE.
's91 = Il. Coaches 70 Philadelphia
'l2 60 p m, Sleelers.
~ a n. oieeuerz.
ATLANTIC CIIY, nso, zoe. flioo a n, Il %,
: % y n.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR On The HoUA"
(Wsek days, 10 a. u. 70 $50 D M
za T510, 1o;9, TIJ, = % $50 S-9 80,
'95e, 1850. % q. n, 30 noon, 1l205, 'laN
siis ,:.. ssS ss 80 Itg', .;ss' -, 10y
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. ~. '5:S9 p m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
S.i0 a. H.. : 70 ?. IA. Il 80 night
PIIISBUkO. -s:!V a. u. ~, Ts.l0 p n. 80
right
CLEVELAND. $40 p n
COLUMBUS. $50 p n.
WHEELING. 's-lG a. n, SO 2 N
WlNChESIEk, fs;ig q. D., fss5, 1870 .. ms
i525 p. n
HAGEHSTOwN, 1910 a. ID, 800 D n,
DAILY. Except Sunday. sSurosy only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following Ticket Of
hees; liii = st. ma. Nam Is9l; Gig rennsyhaa.A
ave, Maln aoi New Union StauOn: 1Ic6et Umce.
Alaln 33s0: Information Buieau. Main 7ss1
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

VIZ COLLECT NOTES, RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims settle estates. Lsw business IN eli oourts
No charge uniess successful. Phone Tss5
ryl5f FULLER Agency, Roem II. fslsFst
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BICYCLES.

AotoI Cycle $3.50 up
blcycls 95 up
Garage Tires ...-......... ,- q % IN
Nulcanizing motor snd bike sEndTies, &c
C. y. HALL. 60i st. Phone NJ. 3053
myi9-C0d
SOLE AGENTS FOR The FAMOUS HUDSON
: Bicycle best wheel az the lowest price: on easy
Daymeuts If desired. Agents \. > T. ne.oreyelss
HAVERFoRD CYCLE CO.. AZ ITh si NV
arI-dezS
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WALL PAPER.

Paper Hangings. Wall Coverings.
L l. DERRICK slI " Are
ROoMS PAPERED. 3 Up; SAMPLES
brought. lzisst fall designs painting LIZ pRE6N
t9l sta 81 Phone a ssslm- alsa
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JOHN F. JERMAN,
Headquarters for Virginia Property.
Fairfax and Vienna, Va.
WASHINGTON OFFICE,
41S 12TH ST. n w.


II you want 10 buy 4 grain. dairy. ffuit. poultry
bluegrass, OF timber tract it viii pay you 70
send for ny large list Of all kinds Of country
property Il is full Of bargains in farms, beautiful
suburban homes subdivisions. all kinds of business
propositions. ! have nearly 1000 places for you 70
select from. I have always lived in the country and
can do better part By yoe than If bad lived Ia
the city. ! can make terms 10 suit you. The most
Of the property that have for sale IS locHted near
steam and electric railroads, and near Washington
hy carriage is at your service any time to inapect
property. shah be pleased to have you write sali
snd LET US talk over the business. l viii help y0u
to select q home.
0Eios hours-Fairfsx. from until Y n. Vienna
fTom J until p. N: Washington from until I 20
.. N. You viii ind the Offices open su day. Call
for list snd make any appointments 10 Inspect prop
eTty. Phone connection. Fairfax and Vienna Va;
Washington Main I2s1
Now is the time to bus home. If yoa want to
naks gosd investment Why do you pay rent all
yom life, when you eau buy property on EASY terms
tnd have home Of Jour own when you get oidf
sp24f
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Only 10 cents a week, delivered At
your door-the daily issues Of The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main ss90.
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DYEING, CLEANING & PRESSING

ALTERING AND REPAIRING; FIRsT-CLAss
work only; all work called for and delivered; drop
postal EDWARD Z. COOPER. l7l9 7th s.. nv
Frh2l -30f eoderS
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MOTORCYCLES.
OFFICE FURNITURE.
LADIES TAILORING.
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

SEND Us YOUR NAME AID We WILL GET
your Tax bids for You without cost money 10
lean at 40 per cent up. scme per cent money
10 money for building OF f0T unimprored property.
The Harrison Realty COMPANY.
90 G st. NV. Phone Il. $50 North es7t
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate At lowest current rates OF interest," speca!
privileges with respect TO prior payments. TYLER
RUTHERFORD uncI. 80 18th St Nv. mhhtf
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
leans OF replace old oues at lowest rates CT iu-
teFest. AL transactions conducted with economical
consideration foE Borrowers. WM. d. SAUNDERS
& Co Iso7 81. ms. oes-tf
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, Il. {.
Adjoining Chevy Chase. Md and within the Dis
iFict Fronting over 900 feet on Connecticut ave
n1e; i've streets running and west $50 feet ele-
Yation- Every lot 10 the tract ia available for build
lng purposes li detached houses and bungalows
erected or under course OF construction since May
iae3, the date 4 opening of the subdivision An
city Improvements including water sewer. macad-
amited streets. granolithic sidewalks shade trees
al without expense TO purchasers Special induce
ments are offered to those who agree 70 build
Write, telephone. or call for plsts and ful partic-
ula1. Autos and carriages a. your disposal.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. incl,
753 18th S. NV
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RAILROADS.

NAVAL ACADEMY.
Electnc palace cars from White House Station
18th and H SIS ns.l
For Baltimore-'5.So, 65o. Ta5. 30. 500. $50.
e6. s.O, 100. 100 -la5. and uaO a. H.; 300
noon I2so. TS5. Ia. 2ao. 2-N. '3s. so. 40,
$50, '505. $50 600. $50 To5 80 $50 80.
l05o. and 'n3s p. m. daily.
For Annapolis-'5sO $50 "a. $50 90. B.D.
and H30 al n90. 80. 2s0 SO. 4a0 $50. $50
30. 80. ard 'na5 ?. n. daily.
Indicates local trains
All others are limited. stopping only at Naval
Academy Junction.
Fares. One xay. Round trip.
To Baltimore IS. SIS
To Annapolis and L. 5. Naval
Academy .-...-.-......-...... Sc SIS
For tickets aud information apply at ,5&ei oehoes.
18th st, ard ~ Y ave. nv, OF at White House
Station. 18th and Il sts ne
" F. SLAUGHTER,
General Traffic Manager. Baltimore, Nd.
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DANCING.

DANCING ACADEMY, gs EYE ST. n. w
Kisses Chamberlain and Cebh. teachers; private
end class lessons social dalces Thursday. api7-Sa
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We STORE FOR $50 A
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

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