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"IN OLD KENTUCKY"
BACK TO ACADEMY

The eomins. of "In Old Kentucky 10
tho New Academy each year has be
oone an annual event. This play is now
ON its fifteenth annual tour OF the coun-
try and there is apparently no evidence
Of it's wearing out I'm the good graces OF
local playgoers. 1t is not so difficult 40
account for the continued prosperity Of
the play, when its dramatic merit and
supply OF features are considered.
The now famous picI1aninny brass
band continues to enliven the perform
ance with popular music. ana the little
darl<ies sing. dance, and ro-up IN q
way that always ELECTS spontaneous en-
thusiasm on the part OF the audience.
Despite many attempts to reproduce THU
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CLYDE FITCHS GIRLS"
OFFERING AT BELASCO

Girls" the latest play from the pen
Of CLYDE Fitch, will be seen for the
nrst time on any stage at the BelascO
Theater tomorrow evening. The piece
is described as a brilliant comedy IN
three acts, and in this effort the author
has departed from his usual style and
mas evolved what he terms. an enter
tainment that. win inspire much laugh
ter and amusement.
Girls" deals with the growing fad
Of the young woman OF today, who
wishes to live Bohemian existence,
which she terms the life of a bache-
lor girl" a cOterie OF young ladies.
coming from the West, locate in New
York ans establish = studio. 3sias
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COLLIER AT COLUMBIA
IN Caught IN THE RAIN


William Collier. prominent among the
Younger comedians OF the day, viii ap-
near at the Columbia Theater this week
In Caught in the Rain" by Mr.. Collier
and Grant Stewart. Some months ago
washington saw the pra5niere Of this
plav and apparently approved Of it,
Caught in the Rain" soon after was
taken to the Garrick Theater In New
York. where it proved laughing hit
and ran for more than seven months
During the New York run Mr.. Collier
made many changes in the lines and
situations and introduced one or two
minor characters.
The story of Caught in the Rain" is
easily followed. Mr.. Collier is seen as
Dick Crawford, a bashful young mining
engineer. who runs away at the sight
of a pretty girl. He is driven one day
bv terrific rainstorm under a shelter
ing awning. There, to his dismay, he
finds the most attractive girl he has
eve. seen. Muriel Mason. It is a case
of love at first sight. Unfortunately
for the Emoothness of loves course,
Dick is mistaken in the identity of the
girl. whom he is led to believe IS Nellie
Gardner. When, later, he has a chance
10 save his fortune by marrying Muriei
Mason. he spurns the opportunity on
the ground of his love for another girl.
The other girl is, OF course, the real
Mur.el Mason. Muriel overhears the re-
lection OF her hand and IN ignorance OF
Dicks mistake as TO her identity. nc
eepts the offer OF marriage Of his part
ner The marriage is postponed from
time TO time. and a year later, when she
ana Dick meet, ell IS explained and the
bashfuI young man wins the girl OF his
choice.
The scenes Of The play are aid IN the
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city and neighborhood Of Denver al the
present day. The scenery is pICtlr-
esque, and the real rainstorm at the end
of the first act is thrilling in its natu-
ralness. The excellent company pro-
vided by Charles Frohman for Mr.. Col
lier's support includes Albert Perry.
John SsviIle. Richard Sterling, Charles
Poore, Reginald Mason, w II. Post,
Thomas Beauregard, Thomas Martin,
john Adam. Thomas Lennon. An sam.
Ellen Mortimer Helena COIlier-GarriCk,
Jane Laurel, and Anne Bradley.
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The MANAGEMENT of the BelascO Thea
ter has Sust concluded arrangements
with Ben Greet whereby that actor Wall
brfn- his players to that house for re-
turn engagement during Holy Week
when Mr. Greet will present the morality
play. "Everyman.
The Hackett children. Jeanette and
Albert. who play Meenie and Heinrich
in RIP Van Wrinkle" at the Majestic
this week. are relatives Of James h
H2ckett-
The scenes of Caught in the Rain
nv William Collier and Grant Stewart
IL which William Collier will be seen
NJ the Columbia Theater this week. are
laid in Colorado at the present day.
AMY Picard. who viii be remembered
h.y observation-disclosures by her clever work
| with the -Belasco Stock Company last
summer. is u be seen here again in
| CLYDE Fitch's latest comedy, Girls.
Miss picard created the character Of the
athletic girl in THE College WIDOW.
/ PHYLLIS Rankin, in Chase's. bill mex
week. is the only daughter of Mckee
Rankin and Mrs. Rankin, well-inoWI
stars in The Danites;" and other old
time melodramas Both are living. bu
only Mckee Rankin remains in harness
| He is the manager and eXploiter o
Nance O'Nein.
Madame .NazimoVa,. vino comes TO tn
Belasco Theater March 3, after a pne
! nomenany successful run Of over Nv
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Madame Nazimova,. VINO comes TO the
Relaseo Theater March 3. after a pne-
nomenaIly- successful run OF over two
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University for Actors
Before National Theater

with a play which will focus the aten-
tiCH on the star rather than on the
stage settings.
'Toddles." as seen at the Columbia
Theater last week. was d libel on the
English stage, for it was heralded as
having been a hit in London for two
seasons 1t may be that the hopeless
ness of the so-calIed humor was due
to the Interpretation rather than to the
lines At any rate the producers. seem
TO think s. for Jack Barrymore as
sumed the TUE role at Saturdays mat
inee. This clever young actor may be
able TO create some merriment in a
part which his predecessor only sue
/ ceeded in making frightfully dun and
vulgar.
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Attra actions
Next Week

Edith Wynne Matthison. who Is % be
seen ar the BelascO next week in her
husband, Charles Ram Kennedy's play,
The Servant in the House" under thu
management OF Henry Miller. viii be
readily remembered for her portrayal
OF -'Everyman." in the revised morality
play of that name He representations
Of Shakespeare's Rosa ind and Viola,
and of GoIdsmith's Kate Hardcastle
will also be. recalled. Since her previous
American tour four years ago she has
| been winning new triumphs in England.
adding eighteen new roles 10 her rep7
| ertoire. She has been playing with Hen
/ ~ MHIer's company in THE Great Di-
vide" and viii later be seen in another
play by her husband, ''The Winter
/ FEAST
John Drew will come TO the New Ma
! tional E'keatt- ssoNt week in his latest
comedy. NY Wife, which was pro
duced a the Emnjre Thyater, New York
| city. at the beginL 3 of the present sea
son. and ran there for four months.
The play is an adaptation by Michael
Morton Of the comedy, "Josette, Ma
Femme" by Gavault and Charnay
, which has been running IN Paris and
[
The PRINCIPAL feminine role, that Of
Trixie, is intrustcd to Miss Billie Burke
Other players are Ferdinand Gottschalk
Frank Goldsmith, Walter Doderling
Herbert Budd, Albert Toccardi. Rex Nc
DougaH, L. c. Howard, E Sodene Pow
ell. Dorothy Tenant, ida Greeiy Smith
! Marie Majeroni, Kate Pattison Seton
/ Hope Latham. and May Galyer. TIT
play is in four acts.
| Henry B. Harris has arranged for
weeks engagement for Thomas w
Ross. at the Columbia Theater, begin
ming Monday, March i6 when he vii
produce for the first time on any stage
T James Forbes new comedy, "Th
= travelling Salesman The scenes o
- the play represent successfully depo
? | in a small country town. the second
s room in the principal hotel occupie
S by a travelling salesman. and the third
4 the office of a country store.
e The east includes Marion Kerby vii
t liam Beach, Percival Moore, Maud Sin
clair. Arthur Shaw, Nicholas Burnhan
MAY McCaEe, r. c. Turner. IT. I
I RIakemore. Ernest .Lamson, France
r Golden Fuller and Master Martin Fu
; Ter.
Chase's grand opera festival seaso
= of one weeks duration, commences mex
week, and the premier presentation wi
be Nine. Zeiie de bUssan, described a
r Americas greatest Carmen" recipier
T of the Victoria cross from the hands {
8 England's Queen; former priTna DOM
d of the Metropolitan and the COvent Ga
z den Grand opera Companies. The add
ed attraction will be the conducto
Genaro. and his Venetian Gondolit
g Band; Phyllis Rankin and Harry Davei
e -.
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SEABOARD AIR i-iNE RAILWAY.
Ticket Oaice. aazI Penna. AYR.

SOTICE-FollowinF s>heduie not Euzrautssd
sos g. H. daily -Seabo2-d Mail Throurn
coaches and Pullman sleepsrs % Sa~aunsa
and Jacksonville Through sleeper Wzshlar-
ton 10 Hamlet aad Hamlet % Atlanta Dl1-
Ing cars
60 ?. n caiiy-Seabo1Td Express Coaches
ard Pullman 70 Savannah. Jacksonville
Tampa. Atlanta Birnlnghal1, Gsmph.L
Dining cars
r. a sTANsELL- District Passenger Aga.
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EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST.

EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST, DIR. VINE
BERG. 100 X St NV. near 7th. with Vine
bergs optical Co.. makers OF optical goods
and artificial eyes. my17-S l. tn th-9Ot
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B-FolIoz-ing schedule figures published
AMI as information and are net gUGranteet
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Or
cans AEhzVIlle. Chattanooga. AemphtG Az
a n ana 1i.oo ,. m Galy-
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattznooEl
EempLIs. NeE Orleans. -5-45 p N
For CoIur a. Charleston. Augusta Aka
savannah. -sksOnville. and Florida poLatA
40 ? NJ daily
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FOR SALE-sl10 cash; so per month. new
seni-detached house IN growing section
southeast. ISKS0. furnace heat; price s. go
GEO. Y. WORTHISGTON. IE0 G. NV
Je27-7t
FOR SALE-Cheap. within blocks OF state.
War and Navy Dept. I0-r0om frame house
in fine order; lot 27Kll5 It, me neighbor-
hood. no objection 90 cOlored families. BOX
SOL Times Office. 1es6-gt
TWO-STORY bay-window brick house:
rooms, bath. furnace neat; al modern In
provemenLS. hardwood nnish. paved alley;
front and back yard: double back porch
OWNER, 40' 7 81. NV. ihlyl4-th. su. tu-5ot
FOR SALE-Two new and very attractive
siX-room houses fine bath. the houses are
just finished, with selected paper. making
them worth investig eating at once. easy
terms 32d and y sts- HENRY ". OFFUTr.
jeZ5-tf
MODERN s-room houses. 20 It. fronts; near
Lincoln Park; hot-water heat: soon ready
for occupancy.
A. F. GERMAN & Co. 1901 c st. NV.
1e6-tf
FOR sALE-Colored people can buy well
built, nicely arranged. every way attractive
residences in best parts OF northeast and
northwest exceedingly low price, small cash
payment. monthly Installments
ALLEN C CLARK. CO ST.
nayZI-ts
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CHESAPEAKE End ono RY.

NOTE Published only as Information E1d
not guaranteed
S-ce p Nc 8 o. Limited Daily. Fzs.
EesLL5uls train Pullman Hlespa-s - LEI
1uEton. Louisville. Cincinnati Indiana Dolls
CHICAGO and St Louis Connection 70
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman Car Llouts-
VILE 10 Memphis and New Orleans. DllI-z
Cas- q IA carte service
-I.10 P NJ. r. V LIMITED Daily
SOLID vestibuls train Pullman sleepsrs .
Cincinnati. Lexington. and LouisviIle-
Commitment sleeping car 20 VirElnsa F7o-
Springs week days Dining Cars. q a
carte service Pullman sIsepers Cincinnati
20 Chlcago and s.. Louis. and Louisville .
Memphis. Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations and t.czets at Chesapeake asd
Ohio Offices. SIC Pennsylvania ave lzs9
= 81: and New Union Station Teiephc1s
Main $50. Tor Washington Te-n5zsI Gao
Service. and Main 1oe6 or 21GS Eor c & O
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SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.
FOR EENT-SUBURBAE.

FOR RENT-sl5; LaaEdoa. Groom house.
near Rhode IslarS ave cars, city water
Gail or address. JOIN l. KSOPP. 1s2S
Jackson ST ne. 1e26-3t
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BALTIMORE ANu UnIO r. h.

ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour On the ODD Hour
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW EOaE
q 20 4 u.-Diner. Pullman ParIor
- a ra.-EuEet. PaElcF. EfEr-hour ~
III 100 q ua--Diner and Pullman ParIo~ -
q 30 p m--Diner and Pullman Pzrlor g.
sz.o0 =. ua.-'-Roy&l L1uz1tec-'. All PuIlunT5.
Fivs-hOur-
f3-oo q m--Coaches 20 PhfLsdsIphfn
Is 20 d m--Diner and Pullman ParIo.-
s 90 p u--COachss 70 Psflsdsl1
IL % D m--SleeDe1-
z 81 a. m--Sles pers-
ATLASTIc CITY. t5.oo. 90. fI1.oo a n
fI.Oc, Ss-65 ?. n
EVERY HOUR o. THE HOr-R
week days 10 a. N - D 81
= n fs00 i5-so. ice. ia. Ts,00 20 80
y 90 ssi.Is. fZ.o0. 'ss60. 45.ss. sss.d +t.S a.
fS.s5 5 90. f5seS. 80. Ts'o9 ga TEA IA
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WESTWARD
CHICAGO, ~. $50 ? NJ
CTNCINNATL ST LOUIS. AND T0r-Ts
VILE. 30 a. n. 40 ,. m. sI2.G5 $50
PITTsBUEG. - ID a. n. ~ "s-I0 p n.
So 30 night
CLEVELAND. $40 D n
COLUMBUS. IN p m
WHEELING. 1910 a. IA. 40 D. N.
WINCHESTER r. 30 a N %. f5a0o D -
FREDERICK. fs-z9. ts-io. '"s-I9 an. ssI.Sl.
is:C5. f5,45 p N
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TELEPHONES a. al OF the foiIo9isz-
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station Ticket Ofdce. Maia 72So: Iafo--
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FOR SALE-SS,OO
FCR sALE-24.s5o
btUAe q = aII4aAr Ao1A NV +OtA aVt
POP SaTE-eA 2so
70 SALE-S4.5Oo.
FOR SaTE-s5 q5o

A brick dwelling and tWO-st0ry brick stable
on sth 81. NV Dry cellar. furnace heat;
lot 20 by So.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SIX OUTSIDE rooms. bath. porch. large
yards: perfect condition. furnished or unfur-
nlshnd: summer rates. KENT. JIG North
Carolina ave re. IL
FOR RENT APARTAfENTS-FIn newly
done-Up apartments the Princeton. 1850 Y 81.
NV. Sanltor service: reasonable rent
MYERS & IJGIITFOOT. 1901 y. Y. ave. NV.
je27-2t
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FOR lighthouses.
WIZ. H. SAUNDERS q CO.
I407 ? St. N. W.

l4o9 st. ". w.
HOUSES.
1858 Fla avn. b SIS. 80, 1lOs BIT NV. sr5 $500
141s ed NV RIB. 1850 3O5s Came pl, or b525-5O
1fos Spring Td.Sr.b lsu G NV, Sr.o-SSs-so
stable .......... SEQ AZ Park road.
S5Sl 18th nw-Nr Sr. bath .--.-. $3.50
% -........... 12s 00 1881 18th NV 81. b. Ss5. 90
1918 Lam tnw, ST, b42. 50 "a Ky. ave. Sc.
1916 Sth NV. ST. b. 8s. 50 ST. ST 50
270a p NV. 30.50l40 Porter ne @r. b. $3.50
FLATS.
1575k Sc. Ar b. SIC. % 1921 s5th 81 & b. .S2o.So
The Chelsea. sr. b. 81. 50 1923 18th NV. sr.
25O5 18th nw.6r,b q. sol b. ....--..--.--.S $50
SZs 18th ne, 5r, ESQ 4l75z 18th ne, I'd
lOl4 Fla ave.6r.b 1851 floor. Or. b.. $3.50
The Luzon, 6r,b. $3.50 1871 l. Sc, Ar b.. 800
The Luzon, sr.b. 40O0l 34ls r NV. 5r. b.s20.50
l9SI i sc, fr,b.- 9.00l 90S 18th nw.4r. b. 5000
d dlye NV. er.b 25.0ol3o2 ne, 81 b--S2lSO
290S nth nwsSr, bS25.50
coLoRED.
1914 G st. ne six rooms and batn........t9o.So
SUBURBAN.
Pinehurst. d c., 7r and b.: h. ". h..-.s20 30
Aakona Park. sr. and B.; large grounds 5000
STORES
Northwest cor. 18th and Z Ccor. $685. 25. 90
llh 18th, store, rooms.................. 2o.S0
STABLES
Rear 20 Pierce nW.s water . stalls. Sc. 90
FIvE-ROOM house at go R St NV. Apply
1909 LIST NV. je2s-St
FOR RENT-S35. July !. eIeven-room. bay
window house, opposite park, two baths
yard, shed, and closet: all modern improve
ments: party third floor paying Sl5; willing
TO stay. Apply on premises. 500 B St sw.
teZ7-5t
az HARVARD ST NW.-SiX rooms. hath.
and cellar hrst-class condition.; convenient
TO two car Inns. Inquire l140 18th 81. NV.
js2s-5t
FOR RENT-l40 L 81. NV. ten rooms and
bath; $50 Per month. Apply at EVANS
ESTATE. 1924 New York ave je20-u
FOX AEST-Aouses, apartments and ofnces
In AL paT1 OF the city For detailed ust
send OF call az our once.
THOS- J. FISHER & co. CInc.).
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
T8S 18th St n. W jG2s-tt
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CHESTNUT GROVE.

NEW SUBDIVISION. EAST CHERRY
DALE. Va
Half acre and acre lots. only ten minutes
from city, one square from Dominion Heights
station. Great Fails railway Why buy
small lots. ~ zen You can buy half acre eight
times as many feet for about same prices 2
Also nice slx-rc1m house and haif acre
Tot for sale. part cash. balance on time
TEIEO- a p TAF-F- on property fegT-Sr
STJP PAYING RENT-Neu s-reou1 ho-uss-
corner lot 5gLI50s cellar. large attic fur
mace. water. Eas. bath room. poultry house.
garden planted. young fruit and shade trees:
.wO blocks cars. sc fare 20 minutes Treas
ury-. $50 500 CASH balance monthly In
vestisate and the place IS yours. SJ-BUR-
Ran. Times ofElce- =ie1s-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CHEAP lots IN city. $50 10 S5C6N and i'm
proved property for sale very low or exchange
for city OF country property G. J. BOND,
s23 r ST. jeT-Su-5t
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You DON'T OFTEN FIND A CHANCE
LIKE THIS-2o.S00 square feet IN the Dis
IriCt: just right for chicken raising; fenced
with netting. three handsome building lots:
on two streets; city water. gas; two large
chicken houses: metal roofs dressed lumber:
brick and cement foundation almost new.
cost sl.000, two CIPHER inCubatOrs. sSo-eyg
capacity: owner an aged man, viii sacrifice
entire OUTFIT for I.60O, on easy terms Is
TERBROOk Times Office gess-3t
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED POULTRY
FARM-rw0 acres. all in fruit. running
water; 6-foot netting fence, 5-roCm house:
Incubator; cellar; water 81 Kitchen two
modern poultry houses; established business:
cost over s.. 600: viii take Sl-600; so cash:
balance monthly POCLTRTMAN, Times
once. 3t-S-3r
FOR RENT-Eir-1t-roor house, newly
painted and papered. porChes, room Tor large
garden; ane shade; right at trolley station:
Berwyn; SIS EDWARD SHEA agent for
the SoJLE CO. BeTwyn Nd. 1e26-5t
FOR SALE acre ground; small house;
plenty O. shade fine water. Woodbridge.
GRACE n THOMAS. Corco-an bldg
jesse
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COLONIAL BEACH.

FOR Rem r-Ten-room cottage. directly N
the river front. partly furnished. arIesiau
xeH water. house lots Fer sale. a. S. CAY
WOOD. go 9Th 81. nv. my25-set
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

BIG BARGAIN. rye ots or l5th 81 ne one
block south OF station on grade only 500
each. KARRICK & ME1CALF. 1920 New
EoIjC ave II
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leLl-eu. -n-5lL
WHY does the motocyclist California nav
$95. 90 each in express for an Indian Motto
cycle when he can get me -ocycies made in
the West? There Is re son CHAS- z.
MILLER BRO, 1867 18th st. ny5-tf
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WATCH AND JEwELRY
REPAIRING.
EXAMINATIONS.

Young MEN and young women enter the
Government service. civil service examina-
ton takes place July q. Prepare At the
DRILLERY, 100 New York ave JeZI-lt
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MONEY TO LOAN

IF YoC NEED MONEY u pay rent. or buy
coal VIII furnish ali you need. lend you
on your furniture or piano. these loans arc
strictly PRIVATE TTy mo. p. o. BOX 23ts,
Station O. rs5-tf
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.

1870 NEW YORK AVE. Nw-Omce building.
two nrst-foor rooms; large and br; ght s.
10 So KARRICK & MEDCALF. 1870 New
York ave Il
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PRIVATE STORAGE.

Exceptional facilities for storage OF
household effects; large. safe. rooms under
our personal supervision; special rates for
summer storing FAWCETT & VANDOREN
$40 18th st. fa12- ao5- cot
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FOR SALES. 500.

Attractive new house. west az 18th street:
TWO stories and cellar. furnace heat; cabi-
net manIels tiled bath. room FOR stable on
the lot IN a section being built up with
SO. 90 residences. This coy little home should
be snapped up quickly
stone & Fairfax, 1912 New York ave
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West Of 9Th ST.. south % T st. 4 very
attractive two-st0ry brick dwelling; sever
large rooms, cellar. furnace heat. Tot IS p,
stone & Fairfax, 1912 New York ave
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CRAWLING KENNELS,
BRYAN'S POINT, MD
Owing TO the recent nnuzzling order in the
District Of Columbia. we have decided to
take a limited number OF dogs 10 board
They Will be kenneled separately and have
an abundance Of shade with the best OF at
tention- Have a large place for bathing and
exercise yards. We have a veterinarian in
attendance and dogs viii DO treated bv an
expert We VIII not be responsible for loss
by diseases. We feed Spratt's Patent Food
and Connors' Cooked Food The condition OF
our dogs show for themselves Price Of
board a matter Of CORE pondence e s
SCHMID, 10 18th st. NV. agent II NJ
DICKINSON. manager. Marshall Han
Charles county, Nd. ie2S-3t
ONE OR TWO good watch dogs for coun-
try: good home. address BOX Is. Hav-
market, Va je2S. jy2
BOARDING OF dogs. cats. birds. parrots ana
pets; rates reasonable; best attention; dogs
washed and clipped. LEES BIRD STORE.
Alb nth st. NV. Phone y. 3165-
mysO-sa. su. tu-sot
IT YOU HAVE RATS
Call up BARCLAY. the Ferret Man
II you want pets go to his store.
2l3 10Th st. NV je10-9Ot
ITALIAN QUEEN BEES. 81 each; singing
canaries. young parrots. rabbits, dogs guinea
pigs. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 7l2 18th
st. ies-tf
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Six---oom house.
porches entrance and stairway halls. bath
room. a1ric. lumber room cement basement
pantry. and closets. all modern improve
meHts; lot 50 by $50: outhouse Conveniently
located. I'VE minutes walk from HyattsvlIle.
steam and electric roads.
r r. LATEMER, Wine ave. Hyattsville. I'D.
Phone s. p iez7-2t
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WANTED-FLATS.

vANTED-Four or dve-reom fat Tor No
vefnber ]. no children; write full Particular
at once; leaving city W T. J.. Care
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IF IT'S FIREWORKS you're looking FOR 20
10 G. T. HUNTER. ll3 Pennsylvania ave.
Largest and best assortment at lowest prices
in the city Call on him and BE- convinced.
NoTthinE over 10Cs all goods guaranteed.
Open 10 ?. m. every night. Start selling on
the LIST. Je27-N
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

SALVATION ARMY HALL $50 Pennsylvania
ave. NV, meetings every night and all day
Sunday. AdjUtant and Mrs. WisemaD.
Everybody welcome. Je2I-sOt
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 1884. Van W.
RCber IS. 655 18th St ne. clerk. meets Thurs
day evenings at Typographical Temple. 42S
c. ST. NV my24-90t
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SOUTH wASHINGTON'S foremost seaI.-
in hardware, paints. oils. and glass S1s
cial summer rates on screening.
WM- r. HUNT. Ss1 "a St Phone VI s4o0
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LET US DO YOUR cold water painting kali
somining, white washing and aiaba1fi1s
work, machine or hand work done in an
colors; anyI mere in ID. c. or suburbs: ali
work guaraC iced; give a trial NATHAN
BELL & CO. 605 10th st. ne.
mylo. su. tn. th-aos
BEFORE going away let Us DO your work.
ornamental painting. hardwood hnIshfnr
granting. glazing. sign painting; estimates
cheorfully furnished. HARRY 4 DUIEY
1904 eth NV. Phone NJ. 1917 NJ
tel2-fr. su. w-s0t
p. r LINRINS.
1904 II st. n W.
Expert house painter and decorator
SPECIAL Rates for Summer Work.
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POOR PAINTING Is expensive economy.
try me. use no inferior paints: furnish Is.
Inmates: orders promptly attended 10. J. W
LACEY. 4l5 ~ St sw- m-'21-Su. ". fr-s0t
VIM. J. McWHIRT.
PAINTING AND GRAINING AND HARD
WOOD FINISHING.
so EYE ST. n. w
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Muslin, oiiesoth, card and paper signs. Low
PRICES. QUICK DELIVERY.
JACK D. Goldsmith, s24 D ST.
Main b2Ss- Close 1 o'clock Saturdays
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