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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue q a certain deed of trust recorded IN
Liber rs az folio 70 Of the Land Records Of
Montgomery County, Maryland VIII sell at public
Euction. at Office of ThoS Dowling sl2 Z st. nv.
Washington D. C.. on SATURDAY, January 30.
300 az . O'Clock g. n. the folloEing described
land and premises, situate at CT Takomz
Park. Montgomery County. Maryland containing 70
acres more OF less, ard beng all that land de-
scribed more f1lly IN deed recorded IN the Land
Records q said County N Idfer No ls5 at folio so
together with al the improvements thereon. Terms
easy and being al cash above pTiCr membranes.
For further information see Land Records Of said
county, OF apply 70 undersigned trustee
JAMES S. FRASER. Trustee,
js25St FendaIl Building.
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W. b. & A. E. RI.

Electric ralace cars from White House s-stiou
zsth and = SIS. NORTHEAST.
Fo- Baltirnor-S58. ard ere-v raH ho-- A-o-.
SO a n 80 2 H.. ard s-s9. s19 Ioso. and
u@5 p II
Fer Aurspolis-Evsry hour ron $50 q. L. 70 30
?. T., s1d $50 and II55 p Il
Fares Ore way. Roznd tip
To altirrore.--- &c US
To Annapolis znd e. s
SaTzi ACADEMY -5c IS
At = 81 cars T1l dirrct to White Ho7se S-zti0u
Tlcket ofice a. If;h ard Y Y. ave northwest and
81 Waite Horse Station 18th ard y SIS. NORTH
EAST. Telephone N -Ss
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

oOHkDJLE n Effect JANUARY i. gs-
Leave Washington New Union Station
$50 a. m.-Daily-All points on Norfolk and West
en- also Knoxville Chattanooga. and Memphis.
1910 ? n - Daily = Roanoke. Bristol, Winston
salem. Knoxville. Chattauooza. Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining 9z.
fT Norfolk-Lcsre Washington. 40 g n daily.
A-l5 = T. dailT fe1cspt Sunday. Arrive No-foik
70 e. n. ard 80 D n
s19 ? m--Dliy-Berryvilie, Lursy. ShenaDdosh-
Iralns from the SoEthsest arrive SIS .. Il and
D50 2. n
sEeUue Bond Buidirg3.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS AND JEW
ely; old sod. jewelry. diamonds. and coins
bought s2d sol5 BENJAMIN SCHWAB. 1sssth
81 noI59]t
MODERN FURNITURE BOUGHT AT 1910 IfTH
q BF-. and cOthlng. sent 70 the store
C5Zl-u z HENSLET.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

soIE-Published anly as information. and not
gTIaTautsed
80 T. NC & o. LIMITED Daiiy-Fast VS.
u1slleo train Pullman seepeTs 10 Lexington. Lc1z-
vie Cincrna=i. Indianapolis. Chicaro. and 81
Ions IfEnnecti0n fOT virginia Hot SrTicgs- Pull
Esn car Louisville 20 Memnhis ard Sew Orleans.
Dining cars. 4 a carte service
El0 2. Mp r Y LIMITED Dzfv-SoliS
resfio'le tram Pullman sleepcrs 70 Cincinnati.
LezlnEr11- ard Louisville. Compartment Sleeping
ca % virginia Hot STTl1gs week days. Dining caTs.
a u cSrts service. Pullman sleeperS Cirlnnzfi &C
Chic1Eo and St LOUIS and Louisville TO Memphis,
NzShTilIe ard New Orleans
theszDe7ke and Ohio OfIces 513 PENNSYLVANIA
areDUe; La9 street and NeF Union Station Tel
spnone Main l0s5 or Z5s for ticks.s baggage checks
Tescrvatio-s ard Taxicab
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CLAIRVOYAET.

MRS HESKEL-CLAIRyOYA CARD READ
e; best n the CITY; 4 20 ? n Il sth St. Sc.
P1one LIN 2J42- Jal2-5t. n rs
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Gone Broke.

From the New York Herald
Brggs-I hear the Banters are down
and out.
Griggs-Did the panic do It?
"Oh, no. They escaped that, but they
passed all last summer trying 70 6x ovsT
an abandoned farm
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Freight Trains Crash and
One Nan Is Killed.
LOVING CUP GIVEN LEE CAMP
Richmond HoWftzcrs Present Teztfs
montaI of Their Visit to COnfed-
crate Veterans-Sunday school In
stitute VIII Hold Services To-day.
Masonic Paper for Big Bazaar,

Aie1s1drA Ns.s AErlz. SO King stzsss. Alsz-
andris, Va, authorized sgezts ard czrsss sor
The Washington Herald. The Ee-ald VII b d.
hTs7ed daily and Sunday 70 any address N usn-
and-ia fox 9 ceuts znorth-
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SHOW CASES STORE FIXTURES
E. Y. GANTER,

F. Y GANTER.
Manufacturer q
SHOW CASES AID SHOW WINDOWS, BANK,
JEWELERS. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES
WASHINGTON BRANCH. Sz Pa. AVE.
TELEPHONE MAIN 5sa Sz1zsos
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CLEANING, DYEING. PRESSING
PRIVATE GYMNASIUM.

Corrective and medical gymnastics sor
- business men, women, and children
qshA Gym- class for ladies tv5ce weekly. 8
- Der month Fencing. wrestling Phone
u. 5s2SY. ISIS New YORK ave.
iylatu. Z. .S9ot
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EON-NEDICAL HEALING

TIE WASHINGTON CuNlfEDICAL3 KEME.
DIAL and HYGIENE INSTITUTE and SANA-
T0RIUM for the CURE q LOCOMOTOR-ATAXIA.
RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS BRIGHTS Dis
EASE. and kindred INITHABLE lsl-ClIeG) ALL
MENTS. DESPERATE CASES SOLICITED
CONSULTATION FREE LADY Assistant PROF
II. y u. PARKER Ofce. ~ Ninth 81 NV
Phone II fIlZ HONS. 90 % 8. sunday 10 20 l. snd
hy appointment Consultation and treatment al
residence wheu cecessary nUtF
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MESSENGER SERVICE.
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
1ol-slrEical: cloth bound. 4Sspags book frea
Apply By mail. sis Colombo Building Free lecture
fer women Tuesday az 5 ? n .2l5a
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CASH REGISTERS.
W are AGENTS FOR THE

AMERICAN CASH REGISTER
CARRYING A FULL LINE OF DETAIL-ADD-
IIAS,, IOIAL ADDING, COST. AND SELLING
1aE AMERICAN CASH REGISTER co. TIE
ONLY CONCERN STANDING BETWEEN TH z
MEkCHANT, PUBLIC, AND a MONOPOLT
6ET OUR PRICES AND SEE OUR IsaS NOD
Is BURCH & KLEPS. SALES AGENTS, Is
tIH ST. NV. PHONE MAIN zla
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SECONDHAND BOOhS.

we Buy Books
~ LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES FOR CASH.
COLLINS. HAUSER & CO. BOOKSELLERS.
isls5F e-3 18Th ST. NV
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald. and bin viii be sent you
at cent q word.
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HERALD WANT ADS BRING RESULTS-ONE CENT 4 WORD
RAILROADS.
BALTTMORE & OEIO RAIRnAn
LAA'b NV INI9N STATION.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EkER1OEHkR HOUR On THE ODD HOUR. %
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, 30 STREET. NEW YORK.
q - g. m Diner, Pullman Parlo-.
u ~ a. n. Observation PsroF Flrahnsfr train.
80 a. n Diner and Puilnsan PsTlor Car
" ~ a. n DI1cT and Pullman Pzrlor Car.
~ p n Diner and Pullman Parlo- Car
80 ? n ROYAL Limited Al Pullman. Shour.
45s p n Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
29N = n Diner and Pullman PariOz
80 ?. n Coaches 70 Philaaelvhia
- night Sleepers 70 New YORK.
- a n sleepeTs 70 Philadelphia 4 New Tork.
81 LAAIiC CITY, 100. $50. II % q Il. 1lao.
TO BALTIMORE.
EFERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
'2S2. 800 $50 go, T6. 40. $50 -sso
-. 1000. IL 90 g. m sI2G0 noon 1926 = 90
sl;l5. 80. 500. 30. go 800 f4a5. SO f555
30 20; So 90. 40 rs9o. 2oo. 1910. 'lesss.
CHICAGO. ~ $50 p
~ClNCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE,
s;ig a n. 30 D. n 'l1:s0 night
.PiIIsBURG. $40 a. H.. D. 'ssi0 ?. n. '1&
c5;IJ-E5y!.EELAND, 81 -sas p n
MTNCHEsTEER.. 80 .. III n. Ts8. 500 p n.
,zt.EHEDERlCk. fs22. f9:ie ss:l5 a H. s20. AS
HAGERSTOWN. fs:lo l. n. so D N.
~ AsoSNAPoLLs = %. 100, tl2SS noon. fS-2 SSe
DallE- fExcspt Sunday. sSunday only.
slELEPHONES at al the following Tcket OF
nces- l4l7 g 81 nv Main I5sl: sIs Pennsylvania
SSse-. NAN Is. New Union Staten: Ticket Once,
NAN *, Information Bureau Main $50.
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HAZE DRESSING.

CRYSTAL HAIR-DREsSING PARLORs.
MANTCURING AND SHAMPOOTNG
VIBRATOR FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT
25 ST. NV. ROOMS 4 AND s.
Patrons Treated az Residence. Phone Il 7sG
dez-f tu-Sor
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-A WHITE MARRIED MAN AS JAN
Iror q an APARTMENT house, IS pe- month and ez-
CeTeut quarters references as 70 honesty and So
t-iety. Inquire Of FITZGERALD & CO.. Le DTc1t
Bl1S jaZSH
WANTED-8 GOOD BOYS At ONCE 10 SELL
noruiuz paps-s each morning before school: good
salary 70 good 5oys- Cal every evening between
ara ; Sd foor. Circulation Department. Washing
tor Herald Inquire for 1fr. Jones 6eISn
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LAUNDRY.

METROPOLITAN HAND LAUNDRY.
20 9Th 81 nE. PhG-e n. 7477. Drop postal
1o-iau, &C.; shirts PLAIN. lec with c11s ard
seated. DC: called for and delivered jaZscs
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INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

BAU8IS, go Pa. AVE. NW.-ON THE WRONG
SIDE. But TIE RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS At RIGHT PRICES: Ioe00 COTS. MAT
TRESSES, BLANKETS. PILLOWS, BEDSTEADS.
TABLES. CHAIRS. QUILTS, &C. FOR RENT.
TO PLACE YOUR ORDER At LOWEST PRICES.
BAU3IS. 90 PA. AVE. on THE WRONG SIDE.
ia3[zE
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AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE

Tray Plate Storage Battery: long life; YcIt. 60
amp; So For sale By MCQUEEN < ODENwAI.D
IS IIth St nv Phone N 30 ss2l-ls4
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WALL PAPER.
MOVING AND STORING.

WHY PAY MOREg We STORE FOR 75C A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4ls-i5l
- lo-h 81. nv. 'Pho0e Main -. selZ25t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PRACTICAL NAN WITH SOME CAPITAL
can make arrangements for business connection
with "a Csanshed and progressive real estate com
ul-y- guaranteed profits. assured irc1ne permanent
connection, reference required. Address BOX r.
'0 lth ST. nv. Washington D. G. a2t3t
WANrED-FARNEES To DEVELOP $4,000
acres IN Cuia- on shares. We furnish teams and
seed r. ID. COULTER l0I- li-h 81 nw.
WANTED 600 FOR ONE or TWO YEARS At
SIX per cent. On best security. Address BOX &.
Herald uhfcr rs2+--t
Exceptional Opportunity
Parties with from SO to 500 10 invest can learn
q ar exceptional olp0-runity By addressing BOX
g. Herald oficc fsI7-s8t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-IN GEORGETOWN: FINE HOME.
open al sides. hot water heat. baths; price 50
per mo. Apply is 18th ST NV. isE-d
2o29 ST NV: l9 &. & BATH; 2 HEAT Sse.75
la9 = 81 nW- fg and bath L heat.......... 20 =
= "a ne: z ? and SPECIAL rats given
81 Del ave. ne; and s. %
=. Del ave ne 2 and bath......-........... = %
D. H JOHNSON Co. 6lI III s. Nv. jzS-tf
FURNISHED.
TO LET-BY TIE F. II. SMITH COMPANY
= q SMITH L. y. LATIMER.
1ilS NEW YORK AVE
lsli Mass ave uw.s Il rooTns & 3 hGths. 8 bed
rocras; completely & comfortably furnished. steam
heats good order. reasonable rcnt ja2t-7t
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WOOD AND COAL.
FOB SALE

kDR SALE
100 cords seasoned osk and hickory wood on III
place on Jones road. quarter nile north OF Chew
Chase Lake and quarter mile west Connecticut ave
nue extended; about s. & cord DONALD Mac
PHERSON. Ilc2 y. / ave city jsZ-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

FTRST-CLASS ALL-AROCND GIRL N HAIR
dressing shaEDooing. and manicu-ing: good wages.
DALFEY. ss5 F 81 Nv
WANrED-A MLLNER. SIS IZTB Nv.
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NOVELTY STUDIO.

SEE OUR ADJUSTABLE TABLES AND OTHER
intentions OF display az TIE portable house
HUGHES. III c - rz zoIT-tut IA - So
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NORTHWEST
WOODWARD & L,OTHROP. Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG'S. Information Bu-sau
HECET & CO.. Cashiers 01Hce-
PALATS ROYAL. Information Bureau
S KANN SONS & CO.. Information B1rea1.
ave. and Z s.. Nv
JOHNSTON's PHARMACY. ~ y J ave. Nv.
F. P WELLER'S PHARdACY SS4 Il 81 nv.
ATKINSON-S PHARMACY. 18th and ss. Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. q and 6 SIS nv.
KENESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleasant ard
Irving IS nv
McNUITT-S CIGAR STORE. I556 lsth s. Nv.
TATLOR'S PHARMACY. 9Th and SIS ~.
KENER'S PHARMACY, Sth ard ) IS Nv
Il A NENEE. 5sh and h SIS nv
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS l4th St nE.
T I. LEATHERWOOD. I56 18th 81 IN.
sTOTT & SNYDER. 18th and G SIS. 1W.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY. co-neT y. 7
ave and North Capitol 81 NV
DAY & co. s PHARMACY, 9Th Snd G SIS Nv
TARNOLDs PHARMACY. 3iol l4th s. Nv
NORTHEAST.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID ard sts- ns-
1fcCHESNEY & JOACHIM sth and sts ue-
c. J. CEIGER'S PHARMACY. coCnez 6th and
sTAFFORD5s PHARMACY. I'll ard ST. ne.
CHARLES J. FUR8LAN's PHARMACY. ssh and
; Capitol SIS. ne.
BIZ. sS77's- PHARMACY, y. Csys;ol ard r SIS re
.. D. COURTNbI2 2 CiGAR AND NEWSSTAND,
- y CsriIol s.
SOUTHWEST
MILBURN's PHARMACY. TN and 2 IS. sr.
SOUTHEAST,
F. P WELLER. ST. ard I sts S.
GUY n. NEEBYs 1lfh and c sts Sc
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. 12th and NeEton SIS.
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MOVING. PACKING & SHIPPING
blatuh.ss

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., NOW LOCATED
At ss New York ave-; large padded vans. = soad;
z-horse wagon. $ load nhz-eodtf
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C, MOVED
with care: packing and shipping g specially.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS IzA Il =. Nv. Phone Main
2ol0 nol5tfGexS
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
luulbia. holding Probate Court. Estate q John
Rake Kendall Deceased No I57T7- Administration
Docset.-Ap Application having beer msds herein for
urCbate q the last win and testament ard codicis
thereto of said deceased. ard fOT letters tesla
n1eatsry said estate. By Nay D. n Kendall =
is ordered this 18Th day o< January. 4 D. IS0s
that LCTsn1 Warren. Amos Kendall. Rosetta
Crosby. John Chester Kendall. Lottie May Richard
81. LSuis Edward Kendall. Elizabeth q Lizzie
Kendall. Harriet Ward Chaplin, Ada Miner, l.
ATnont Ward Wallace 4 Ward. Ralph r Wand,
Leroy Kendall and LIreE2 ". Boiling. ard also
the unknown heirs at law Of said John Blake
Kendall and al others concerned appear n said
Court On FRIDAY. The sTH DAY OF FEB
RCARY, A. D. 1909 az 70 oclock s. n. to snow
cause why such application should not Be granted
let notice hereof Be PUBLISHED in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald ones
IN each q three successive weeks before the re-
turn day herein mentioued-ths frst publication
70 be not less than thirty days before said return
day WRIGHT Justice Attest: (Seall JAMES
TANNER Register q Wills for the District Of Co
lunbia. Clerk of the Probate Court TUCKER &
KENYON. Atto-neyS AIS sSfs2
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TNFURNISHEn-
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY BUSINESS WOMAN. OR ;
rooms furnished IL downtown district BOX 81.
Herald oiRcs. ia2ls.
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We HAVE PARTIES SEEKING ROOMS: PER-
haTs yours would SIit them WASH INFORMA-
TION AND LISTING BU.. Cos ". L & 7. Bldg.
9Th and T.
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DOGS. CATS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz MOUNTAIN
CANARIEs ard breeding cage, With fixtures, for
81 these BIRDS should hatch you AZ least % birds IN
one season SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. l2 18th
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LEGAL NOTICES.
". &. cLEPHANE- A..

n TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia John ,. Playter - Gecr~s Snyder
= al No. &l6S. Equity Doc--Ths obiecr q this
slit IS . reform certain deed II trlst from Ed
ward A Piaytsr conveying 70 Henry J Playter Ger
t2l1 real estate n the city of Washington ID. c.
described ss S1blct twe1tv-seveu q. II ", 4.
CCulte-s Subdivision q original lots o1s o.. two
y. and three 81. n bocS Jwo - Le D7uit PARK.
a. tie sane Is 7rc0rGed II Book County No- =
page p q the Surveyors Oa1cs q the District
q Columbia. save ard szcrp. strip three feet
vide IN the rea- Of szid lot . which Is 70 De used
N COMMON with ether l0t owners as a. alley. said
deed beng duly recorded among the Land Records
O the District q Columbia u Lzber ES AZ folio
ID and de-resing the title 70 the abovedesc-ibed
-esi estate 20 Be IN the conpisina-t John 3.
Playrer- On notion Of the complainant II IS this
lith day Of January 1919 ordered that TIE defend
ants. Geo7Ee SNYDER. SaIlie Snyder. Mary Snyder.
Ella PlayJe-. Marietta law David Law. GeDeTisTe
Lav. Isaac Law. and Geo-gs Floyd PlayteT. rsuzs
their arpears1ce 70 be entered herein On OF BE-
fore TIE fortieth day. exclusive q Sundays
and legal holidays occurring after the day Of the
rSt publication o. this order; otherwise the cause
vii be TTOCesded with Es IN case Of defsult Pro
vidcj. a COPY q this order be published Cnce =
week fo- three successive weeks il the Washington
Law Repor5e- and TIE Washington Herald before
said day. JOB BARNARD. Justice. 4 tue cop5-
Test: Seal : R YOUNG. Clsrk- By J. A. {.
PALMER. Asst CGk- 5LZ93fse
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GRAPHOPHONES AND PIANOS

BIC BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHO-
Ihones: Din disc rsccrds s5c; cylinder reeorSa
Ec: ggarsutssd- EoBERTSON'S. l5l9 IN n.
Eol20t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

BENSISGERS ) HORSE BAZAAR.
Direct and commission dealers IN horses snI
mules &5-5SS@ 9Th St Nv. Auction Monda1
and Wednesday, Private sales daily 5sIs-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

LARGE. COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ALCOyE
rooms gentlemen preferred; good board reasonsbls
rateS lsi3 18th s. nv a%G
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERS FOB TIRES, ALL MAKES
Urieorn. Hartford, HesSleT, snG cushion tires
g1aranteed for oue year Expert bicycle repair DE-
paFtnent. c VERNON HALL. sO4 st M
ErIs-e0f-er1i
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nEFIcE n C0NsTRI-rTING nrARTERNAS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAs-
ter. Takoma SubstaIi0u- Washington. D. &. Jauu-
ary ., lS9-Sealed r-oPassls IN t-ipicate, subject
20 the usual couditi0rs VIII be received here until
z O'Clock noon. standard tine. FEBRUARY "A.
1879, and then opsned. for installing door and
window screens and awnings at the Walter Reed
Army General Hospital. Washington, D. C. Speci-
6cations blank proposals. AID further Information
furnished CD Application c : reserves right tc
accept OF Teec any or al bids OF any part thereof
Proposals 70 be marked Proposals fo- Door ard
Window Screens and Awnings" AID addressed 10
l. L PETTCS. Constructing Qusrtermsster.
5EE . 3 fe2o3
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ARATT DISCHARGES AND PAPERS;
reward PETER DUFFY. 553 81 nv iz243t
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SALESNEE WANTED.

GOOD. LIVE SALESMAN N WASHINGTON
and the States q Maryland and Virginia % req
resent an Al mining company: one q the best
propositions put before the public; only those
that mean business need answer. state age QgsIid-
cation 10 ". NJ CO. Herald offcc. jz3fSt
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STORAGE.

FIREPROOF STORAGE
Separate locked rooms. SEQ per month uR
Estimates furnished
u AAhCHANIS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
sz'-U 1922 81 nv.
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INAUGURAL WINDOWS.

FOR RENT-WINDOWS AND ROOMS To VIEW
the inaugural parade GRACE N THOMAS. SOS
Corcorsn Bldg j2z2S0t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY. POSI-
tiGl ss uuTseTy EUTe1ess IN English % ole OF
two children; references gwen address p. 0.
Box s.. WesteruporJ Nd. j22It
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS FOR THE ERECTION OF I0eo0 HAT
boxes more OF less. l5r Use az the Inaugural
Ban. March Z VIII be received bv the chairman
o. the Committee on Cc1fo-t a. the Bah AZ In
suE7ITal headquarters. the New Willard until SAT
UEDAY. January %. az Z M boxes to be Is
inches high 4 inches vide and z inches deep built
n sectors Of boxes high and 2 long. OF such
0ther length as the shape 0f the T00ms maF to
Quire; front q sections 70 be covered With white
cotton cloth; work of erection 70 commence Friday
Feb IS, after 30 o'clpck 7. II. and completed By
O'Clock p. n. MaTch ? and 70 be removed by
O. n Sunday. March !. The committee reserves
the night % reject any OF all BIDS A bond may
BE- required of-thc s7coessfl bidder Bids viii also
Be received az the sane tine ard place for the
srruction Ct an entrance 60 the pension agency.
Fc- further information aCrly % JAMES Z. BELL.
Station a. West W1ShingtCn D. c ja3-t
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The case Of Capt =. L slsymaksr,
Company G, First Virginia Regiment,
against P. J. Murphy. captain, and ".
". Demaine. lieutenant, Of the old Alex
andria Light Infantry. VIII be heard In
the Corporation Court tomorrow. Judze
L. c. Barley presiding The SUIT Is for
the purpose OF determining the ownership
OF certain articles in Armory Hall.
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TABLE BOARD.

EXCELLENT MEALS SERVED
st Art. 35 The Plaza Washington Circle Sassot
YOU can receive excellent hone cooking * Apt ;
Tie Cumberland. Our food Is properly cooked and
vel Seasoned. 'Pho0s North ssI3. Hl-sst
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I We HAVE S PER CENT OF TIE MOST De
stable windows and balconies OF ths Avenue for
viewing the inaugural parade Exclusive agents for
most Of them; prices are hight Gail or address
STEVENS s 90 second hoorl, 81 slh g.,
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THE VAN DYKE.

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a session OF the Church Sunday School
Institute viii be held tomorrow morning,
beginning at 10 O'Clock. at Christ Church
At O'Clock there Wiz be an hours inter
mission for lunch All the services. ex-
cept that at 5 o'clock IN the evening, viii
be held in the parish hall Of the church.
Sunday school work viii be discussed
by the following speakers: Revs John
TidouJ. Kensey J. Hammond. and Robert
E Anderson, Mrs. Edna Phelps Hast
ings, and others.
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Funeral services over the body Of Mira.
Jane Elizabeth Ross, who died IN Wash
ington several days ago, win Be held az
1;Sa O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
Wheatley's undertaking establishment.
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One OF the features OF the Mason!a
bazaar, to be held beginning February :,
viii be the publication every afternoon
Of a paper to be known as the MASONIC
Herald" which will contain all Of the
bazaar news. The motor boat George
Washington. one Of the principal attrac-
tons Of the Azaar. arrived this mo-ufng.
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Carl c. Courtryrnsn, impeTsonator,
author. and lecturer. tonight gave an
entertainment at the Young Peoples
Building Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
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Announcement Is made that William
Hodges Mann VIII speak at 8 mems
meeting Sunday afternoon next taking
for his subject Mans contract relations
with God"
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TWO FRONT Rooms. SS.53 PER WEEK: FRONT
paTiOT. So; with OF without housekeeping 57
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P. J. Dempsey delivered an interesting
lecture on Panama tonight. accompanied
by stereoptieon views. at the Seccp5
Presbyterian Church. A large audience
was present
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Following the initiation OF several can
didates OF Alexandra Lodge OF Elks to-
night considerable business Of Importance
to the lodge was disposed Of.
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Funeral services over the body Of Mrs.
Charles R. Monroe were held this morn
ing from St Mary's Catholic Church.
Rev l. F Kelly. assistant pastor, con-
Oh cted the services. and the burial was
in St MaTy's Cemetery The pail
bearers were John McKennR, Joseph ".
Gates. William Desmond, " O. TomIin,
Harvey Summers, and Edwin T Steele, jr,
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