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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14
o II LIUBEzNJIVA "DoBRO.
DELNOST"!
Vdove in sirote umorjenih premo,
garjev v Cherry stradajo in zmr.
zujejo kljub tisoGakom v pomoz.
mem skladu.

| ohAuuu,
hlJub ogromnim tisocakom. KITE
re je nabrala druzba Rdecega Kri-
IA In druge dobrodelne bratov-
seine y - kapitalistiGno Gasopisie
poroca. da Sc je Samo V Chicagu
nabralo $4,000 - "a vdove in 81.
rote morjenih premogariev V
Cherry, ILL.,, trpe zadnje glad in
mraz. Bessie "dobrodelnoSti' so
namrec tako spretni V "deljenju"
mlodarov, da vlada med zapuSGe-
mimi rodbinami Cherry nepopis-
no bedno Stanje. Tako je vsai po-
rotalo posebni preiSkovalni llomi-
te. kteri Sc je ma mnogobrojne pri-
tozbe bednem polozaju med ne
Sretnimi rodbinami premogarjev
minolo sredo podal ma lice mesta V
Cherry.
Preiskovalni komite V osebah
Antona J. Cermaka, zastopnika il
linoiSke postavodaje in chikaSke-
ga aldermana Scully-a, ie obiskal
bednike Cd hiSe do hiSe in prona-
sci, da Sc IA siromaSne vdove in
sirote nihce ne zmeni. V celem
Cherry nimajo re veG dni niti jed
mega funta mesa. Tudi ostali zivez
je silno redek. Mnoge druzine IL
pray stadajo in zmrzujejo, kajti
obljubljenega (D premoga tudi
nj. Druzbi RdeGega Kriza ina V
Cherry neki veliko zalogo oblek in
drugih potrebSGin, a revne vdove
IN sirOte o TEN nicesar ne vedo.
Ravno tie zadnje dni je pritisnila
izredna zima, obleke je krvavo
treba, "A nihce .je ne da. Par oseb
We, da je kup obleke tamkoj; a
kje ie, tega nihce nczna. IN ONE
niena "dobrodelna" druzba sploh
nina V Cherry nobenega zastopni-
ka. Predsednik druzbe, Ernst p.
Bichnell je odsel Washington,
kjer ina RdeGi kriz Svoie letnO
zborovanje, a pooblastil nj niko-
gar. da bi V Cherry Skrbel "a re-
veze; par agentov je bilo tam. to-
da vsled mraza so tudi ii odSli in
prepustili bedne njih vsodi. Pri
"deljenju" ziveza - kOlikor so
ga re sploh razdelili - Sc V prvi
vrSti ozira samo ma domaGe an
gleSkc rOdbinc: vdove inoZemSkih
prcmogarjcv pa RdeGi Kriz in
drugi "dobrodelci" prezirajo. O.
MIN rodbinam. ktere MISC izgubile
nobcnega krvncga clana ali Sorod-
nika Y goreGcm rovu. je pa narav-
most odrcGcna vSaka pomoG. daSi
so nckterc vSicd izgubc della in H.
Grpanja borih prihrankov isto-
tako tUZnem polozaiu. Raznc "u-
>niljcuc" poStreznicc chikaSkih
"dobrodclnih" druzb so tudi zc
davno pobcgnile ma gorko Y Chi
cago NcG ncSreGnih vdov je o.
trocji poStclii, zdai nimaio nilo-
gar, da hi Jim koi poStrcgel. Tako
sta naila Ccrmak in Scully neko
zeno. ktera ie Svojim. diva dni
starim otrokom lazila po kuhinji
in SluSala zakuriti pee. da 81 sku-
ha malo jedi.
V najlcpSi luGi Sc pa kaze "do-
brodclnoSt" st. Paul Coal druzbe.
Uradniki te druzbe zajedno Z vo-
dilnimi glavami Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul zcleznice. ktera
lastuje pogorcli rov, so tudi "da-
rovah" par tiSoGakov "a vdOve in
sirote Cherry, ktcrim so pomo-
rili Skrbnike in occte. Ia dcnar so
pa izroGili vodstvu druzbinc pro
daialnice Cherry 4 naroGilom,
da bednikom podeli nekaj jestvin
i'm drugih malenkOstnih reel. KOm
paniiSki "milodar' ostanc torej V
kompaniiskcm "Storu", odkoder
Sc vrne $ profitom % vred spet
nazaj h kompaniii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14

- Bozit. Kako caroleino vpli-
va Ia beseda ma uedoraSlc otrokc.
Po noel in po dnevu sanjajo otro-
ci bozicnih darilih. pogaGah in
poticah. Ali danes jc Bozic lc Sc
fraza. skorai "a poloyico otrok
kulturnih narodov. Proletarskt
otroci nimajo cevljev in topic oh.
leke. da bi obiSkavali solo.
kje Sc potem boziGna darila?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14
Glede socializma so diva {;

Glede soclallzma so diva fax
ia. Prvi V dobi kapitalizma izze-
majo in odirajo delavce.
Drugi: Delavci lahko zabranijo
odiranje In izzemanje, ce glasuje-
jo "a socialisticne candidate "a
vse postavodajne zbore. lie socia-
listi so odlocni nasprotniki kapi-
tal:zma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14
Razni kapitalisti so teko

zadnjih 20 let okradli Idr. drz.
v New Yorku "a $200,0000O0 ma
colnini. Vzlic temu bodo pa kapi-
talisti Sc V prihodnje svojih cas-
nikih izjavljani ponosno: Mi smo
steber in temelj drzayi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14
d Viljem Facke il Berlina. pc

domace nemSki cesar, 81 je zopet
poStavil spomenik. SamoobSebi
je umevno, da 81 ga ie sam omi-
sill zdelal tudi natrt "a NIGGA.
Ia Spomenik ie navadna brona-
sta tablica, spomenica ma sestanell
grofom Ieppelnom ,ko je pri-
plul Z zrakoplovno ladijo. Tabli-
co so vzidali ma gradicu Donau-
eschingen.
. nemSkcm ceSaIju bo tudi pi-
Sala zgodovina. Govoril je beda-
Stote in sebi postavljal spome-
nike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14

tutki ali prostituiranemu Gasni-
ku.
upamo, da mas blagohoten opo-
min ne bo padel ma nerodovitna
tla.-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14
JakO vaznO vpraSanje?

"Ali sem lc postal laostalo ma
rotnino ma "Prolctarca'?
So ne -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14

- Delavci grade krasne stavbe.
gradice in palace IA tiste, XII Jill
izzemajo, njih druzine pa prebi-
vajo V starih, napolpodrtih ko-
Gah in bajtah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14

- Spanija je nakrat ustavila
svoi roparski pohod Y Maroku, ne
da bi izvojevala sijajnih zmag, ali
Ia korak maroSki politiki bonn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14

- Dne druzega decembra je
minolo 30 let ,odkar so obeSili
John Browna Charleston, Va.
Zamarci ga imenujejo svojega od-
reSenika. Obtoznica Sc je glasila
radi veleizdaje in umora. Brown
je $ somiSljeniki vprizoril punt
.da bi reSil zamorce suinosti. Bra
nil Sc je hrabro proti drzavni mi
lici. Takrat Sc je smatralo "a hui
dOdelstvo, ce je kdo vstopil "a cd
stranitev suznosti "a crnce, kot Sc
danes smatra "a Zlocin, ce Sc "a
hteva odstranitev mezdne sumo
sti. Tako Sc spreminjaio teku
casa druzabne forme in Maori.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14
v Avstriji je nekdo posla


gcneralStablariem krogljicc. lltere
ic hvalil V prilozenem listu, da so
izvrSten pripomoGek zoper ner-
voznost. V krogliicah ie bill clan
kali - najhujSi Strup. Nelli stot-
mix je po zayzitEu tch krogljic
takog umrl.
V Lincu so prijeli nadporoGni-
ka Hofrichtera kot krivca. DOka-
ii ma okolScine so proti MENU, on
pa trdi, da ie nedolzen.
Zdaj je socialisti6ni poslanec
sodr. Breiter stavil interpelaciio
V drzavni zbornici. V kteri zahte-
va, da Sc obtozcnemu nadporoG-
niku dovoli civilni zagovornik. in
da Sc obravnava vrSi iavno.
Sodr Breiter ie utemeljil svoio
intcrpclaciio $ tenn, da V tenn pro-
cesu tiGi avstriiska afera Dreyfus.
Also Sc bo vrSila obravnava jaw
no. bo mogoGe odvrniti to zlo.
Ako ina avstriiska kamarila Gi-
Sto vest. bo privodila javno OBJ
ravnavo. Ako Sc bO obravnava
vrSila "a zaprtimi vrati, potem DO
pa vsak razSodcn clovcl, vciel,
kic je iskati morilca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14
V Belgiji so kapitalisti DO

svoJih zastopnikih - ministrih.
predsedniku zbornice, predsedniku
kasacijskega sodisca, bruseljskem
nadskofu in druzih pijavkah, XII
so oblecene V svilo, Skrlat, frak in
klak, zdalo protestno motto ma
svetovno Gasop:sje, kteri zavra-
eaJo vse napade ma upravo Congo
drzave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14

- Francoski justicni minister
Barthou je ukazal drzavnemu
pravdniku V Grenoblu, maj pricne
kazenskim postopanjem proti
duhovniku, ki ie izrekel interdikt
mad javno obcinsko solo. s TEN Sc
Je pricela kampanja proti nestrp-
MIN duhovnikom, ki misliio in "a
htevaJo, da mora YES svet plesati
po volji rimskega papeza in je-
zuitov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-14

This paper is devoted
TO the interests of the
working class. Work
ers are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
FINE VILLA SITES
ON VIRGINIA HILLS
Livingston Heights, Hun
dred Feet Above District,
Developing Rapidly.

With the increased interest that is
being taken in real estate generally,
Livingston Heights, in Alexandria coun-
ty, Va, is coming in for no little at
tention as a subdivision affopding about
all the advantages that one ever finds
in the outlying districts. Undoubtedly,
Heights chief advantage Is
in its healthy location, in which re-
spect It can hardly be excelled. since
it is 100 feet higher than any point
in the District, although no further than
three miles from Washington.
Located at the intersection of the two
main highways leading from Washing
ton, one passing over the Aqueduct
bridge and the other over Chain bridge
the heights are easily reached by driv-
ing, and, In addition, have the ad-
vantage of double-tracked electric
railroad, which provides a ten-minuie
schedule for cars and a twenty-minute
run to the Treasury Building.
Already, a number of sales Of villa
sites in this section have been made
since the commencement or spring, and
II is practically certain that a consid.
erable amount of building will be done
during the year by investors, as the
houses that have recently been con-
StTuCted have been placed on the market
and sold without difficulty. In view OF
the almost immediate returns from In
far. there can be little doubt that the
value Of the property located in that
section VIII increase substantially dur
ing the next few months.
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
DOES WORK ITSELF
Inventor Demonstrates How Sue
cessfully His Apparatus Can
EXtinguish Fire.

With the experience OF a fire fight
er and an inventive turn of mind, c.
c. Patterson has constructed a fire
extinguisher which he demonstrated
today with remarkable skill. In the
number of guests invited to see the
demonstration We're three officials Of
the Southern Railway, among them
being the superintendent of insurance.
The test was made in Mr.. Patterson S
plant at South Capitol and n streets
and was signally successful. Mr.. Pat
terson set fire to a great heap Of ex-
celsior in the upper floor of the two
story building and in few seconds
the blaze had been extnguished.
BY the ingenious combination OF
the principles of the chemical fire en-
gine and the d-fashioned sprinkler.
the inventor has evolved a scheme of
making the fire put itself out.
The equipment may be Installed any
place where there is liability OF Gre
occurring, including ocean steamers
or any other type OF vessel.
The heat OF the fire. only 155 de-
grees being required, releases a
spring, that, by a simple pulley and
chain gear, drops the weights which
in turn automatically put the chemi-
cal solution in operation and create
the gas which forces ehe water
through the pipes to the neigh hbor-
hood Of the blaze.
clever device sprays the water
ing process IS assisted by the opera
t1on OF the -earbonic gas which creeps
into creviceS, under furniture or any
where that the FIRE might be.
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA-john H. Magruder
VS. tie unknown heirs, devisees and aiienees
of Thomas 3. Spriggs. Equity No. 2sz12. The
object of this suit is to perfect OF record the
eonlplainants title 10 parts OF original lets
numbered twenty f2o) and twenty-one CID in
square numbered two hundred and eighteen
(2iSl, described as follows Beginning for the
same on Fourteenth street. a feet inches
south from the northeast corner % said lot
numbered twenty t20). and running thence
south along said street 81 feet inches, thence
west 80 feet 10 public alley. thence north
along said alley 81 feet s inches: thence east
81 feet 10 the place OF beginning in the city
Of washington, District OF Columbia, as the
same appears Of record in the ONCE Of the
Surveyor for the District Of Columbia. On
motion OF the complainant, il is this Sth day
Of April, A. D 1909. for good cause shown
ordered that the defendants cause their ap-
pearance TO be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the dsy OF
the first publication OF this order; other
wise the cause viii be proceeded with as in
case. Of default Provided a copy OF this
order be published once a week for three
successive weeks prior 10 said return day fn
the washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Times. By the court, JOB BAR
NARD. Justice. A true copy Test: J.
r. YOUNG. Clerk by F. E CUNNINGHAM.
Asst. Clerk aplo1T.A
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
MAT GAME ENDORSED
BY JUDGE DE LACY
Declares Wrestling on Sidewalk
Not Disorderly Conduct,
But Good Sport.

Judge De Laoy set the seal of his
Official approval on amateur wrestling
as sport and upon the public streets
as a legitimate playground for chill
dren in case that came up In the
Juvenile Court this morning
Milton Redmon and Raymond
Jacobs were arraigned on a charge
Of disorderly conduct. Witnesses tes-
tilted that a crowd of boys had been
breaking shrubbery and vines in the
vicinity of Massachusetts avenue and
Fourth street. It did not develop
however. that Redmon and Jacobs
had done more than engage in a
friendly wrestling match on the side
walk.
"As far as I can learn" said Judge
De Lacy, you boys were playing and
wrestling for a little evening diver
sion. The street, under the eyes OF
officers of the law is a proper place
for children 10 play. They had better
be out there than in back alleys
Tne case is dismissed"
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Bureau os En-
craving and Printing, Washington. d. c.
April ;, lSos.-Ssaled proposals VIII be re-
ceived at this Office until ? p. m. Monday
May L. 1909, for washing weStinE cloths for
purchase OF pulp pro luced from the nacera-
tion OF securities, etc. and FOR purchase OF
waste paper and other refuse materials dir
ing fiscal year beginning July !, 1863. Blank
forms and other information viii be fur
nished intending bidders on application to
JOSEPH E. RALPH. Director. apS. .1G,17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Iiureau OF En-
craving and Printing. Washing on. d. c.
March p, iS09-Sealed proposals viii be re-
ceived at this Office until D. m. Monday
May 3, 1909. to furnish during the fiscal year
beginning July J. 1850, brass castings and
iron castings. Awards will be made only 70
established manufacturers OF OF dsalers IN
the articles. The right Is reserved 70 reject
any all bids or parts OF bids. Blank
forms. with specifications for proposals and
other Information desired. viii be furnished
intending bidders on application 70 joseph &
Ralph, Director OF Bureau. mh20 ap317
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
NOTED PEDESTRIAN
DISCUSSES WALKING
Dan O'Leary Will Demonstrate
Methods on Pennsylvania
Avenue Next Week.

Dan O'Leary, the noted pedestrian.
says II is the easiest thing in the world
TO walk gracefully.
Mr. O'Leary is IN Washington, where
he will spend the week, having come
here at the instance of the O'Sullivan
Rubber Company for the purpose OF
demonstrating the manner IN which he
has made his remarkable records. Mr.
O'Leary is going 10 spend much Of his
time walking while in Washington, and
will begin next Monday morning at s
o'clock. From that hour until II a. m.
and again from 3 to p. m. he will
walk from the Newark Shoe Store 10
the Munsey building and back again,
his route being by way OF Pennsylvania
avenue. Mr.. O'LeaTy will make his
headquarters while in Washington al
the Newark Shoe Store.
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
Deaths.

George w. Darby. % years, 2747 Ma
comb street northwest.
laced A. Hutchinson. 80 years $40
Tenth street southeast.
Levenia r. Knowles, Fl years, 5529 Pros
pect avenue northwest.
Harry W. Vincent, II years, Hammond
court, Thirtieth and q streets north
west
Michael Maloney, 40 years, Providence
Hospital.
third street northwest
Virginia f. Bradford, 81 years, 1911 /
street northwest.
Louis Walters. SO years. 1242 Irving
street northwest.
BENJAMIN S. Pike, 81 wears. 2325 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest
Martha Harris. bS years, Home for
Aged and Infrm.
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
CLIMATE.

Dr. George L. Spinning, in a recent
lecture. said: THE climate of Califor-
MIA is not all like the beautiful Chrome
Of the postal card II it be true th.,t
in the Imperial valle= 1t is so hot that
they have to feed their heLs on cracked
ice TO keep them from laying boiled
eggs. II IS also true that In some parts
Of the Sierras IL is so cold that if they
had any hens they would have to feed
them on red peppers and Spanish ta-
males to keep them from laying hail
stones. indianapolis News
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as Information and
not guaranteed.
tibuIe train. Pullman sleepers 70 LexfnRtou
T.outsvflle, Cincinnati, Indianapolis ChicaEo
and ST Louis. Parlor car for virginia Hot
Springs week days. Pullman Car LoliE-
vile to Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
cars a Ia carte service.
- 10 p M-F- F. v LIMITED. rzuv
solid yestibule train. Pullman sleepers "a
Cinciunati Lexington. and LouisvIlIe
Compartment sleeping car to Virginia Bor
Sn-Ings week days. Dining cars. a ia csrrs
@ervice Pullman sleepers Cincinnati II
Chicago and St Louis, and LouisvilIs 10
Nemohis Nashville, and New Orleans
rvS7asan neake and Ohio offices. SIS Penns.l-
Irania ave. 1888 < St and New Union s.. .
lion Telephone A-sln lveo OF z2oS for tick
cah- mh2S-ff
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
Marriage Licenses.

Thomas A. McNerney and Frances q.
Plumer, of Washington
Edgar s. Shannon and Mary @. Taylor,
OF PurcellVille, Va
A. NJ. John KearfuI. of St. Louis. Mo,
and Agnes A. Holland, of Washington.
Edward Cissell and Lillian Saur, of
Washington.
Jessie w. Critis, OF Wilmington, Del.
and Ruth d. Griffith. of Washington.
William =. Ramsay and Annie Ander-
son, OF Washington
William PashleT and Katherine Fun
nan, OF Washington.
John d. Anderson, Of SummersvilIe, w.
Va, and Emma X. Reed, of Washing
ton
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
PRODUCE MARKET
GROWING FIRNER
Spring Vegetables Are Now
Being Received in Lib
eral Quantities.

Yesterdays slight improvement in
supply of market produce was not in
evidence today. and, as a result, the
tone of the market became firmer. Es-
pecially was this Ghe case with respect
10 eggs and veal calves, the reduced re-
ceipts not being so pronounced in the
poultry line.
Veal brought S1k cents on top quality.
while lambs sold readily, dropping to
10 cents a pound Cattle was in light
supply and held firm. Freshly-kilIed
turkeys appeared to be of irregular
quality and the market was only steady
on this class OF fowls.
Rhubarb, lettuce, tomatoes, especially
the former. were received in more lib
eral quantities. Receipts of potatoes
were also heavier. Prices remained
practically unchanged.
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
Eggs-Virginia. nearbys, fresh 2Oc
Cheese-New York. flats. large, per ID,
lsl2c; small, per ID, f7ai7izc.
Butt-r-Creamery, fancy, ac: Western.
hrsts, &c; process, fancy. 25c; fair to good
24c; dairy, choice. 25a24c: dairy, good, I7c:
store-packed. fresh. 15alsc.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens. spring. small. per
ID. 22a2Sc: large. per ID. 2Oa22c;, hens. 16c;
roosters, Sc; ducks. large, per h.. 14a15c;
small. per To-. l2a14c; geese, per H.. 7a9c:
turkeys toms. per h.. 16c: hens per 10 1sc
Dressed Poultry-Chickens. spring small
per H.. 2oa22c; rooste-s, per b., 9a10c: tur-
keys, undrawn. toms. per h.. 1Sa20; hens.
per ID Ha2le; ducks, large, per lb., 16c,
geese. per h.. 1OaI2Izc
Fruits.
Fruits-Apples. fancy brands per bbI. s. SO
ab-50; grapes Malaga, so per keg: oranges,
california. per box, S2.50a2S5; Florida, per
box, S2-Oos350; pineapples. per crate, s. .50a
sos grape fruit. per crate, g. 00aS.5O.
Vegetables.
eKstables-Potatoes, per bu.. 90caS1. Is: no.
tatoes home grown, per bu., 70casl 90; sweet
potatoes, per bbl. 80. 00a4 90; yarns. per bbl
$l5oa2 5Oi turnips, i,ST box. 25a4Oc; turnips
per bbl-, 15c; rutabagas, per bbl., 81. 90; Gu
cumbers, per basket, 81. .O0a4 90: cabbage per
100 lbs. S3. 0oaS-50; spring cabbage, per crate
81 50a3. 90: caui.fiower, per basket 81 50a2- -25:
bu, 9ocaSl-255 onions. per bbl., s.. 00a$2. 50;
squash. per crate, $l.50a25O; string beans per
basket S2.5Oa3.0 90; tomatoes. Florida, per
crate, S.60a2. 25; spinach. per bbl
81 75a2 90; kale, per bbl-. 50a75c: lettuce. per
basket 81 0oa2. So radishes, per 100 81 OOa2 90:
asparagus, per bunch, 2oa35ci beets, per crate.
50 Sc23 80; rh'ibarb. per bunch, &c; Texas
onions. per crate. SEQ
Live Stock.
Live Stock--Cattle, extra, per cvyt. s. 50a
g. 90: medium. A.0oa450; ordinary, 8. O0a3. 90;
hogs, per cwt., gross, S6.5oa675; ordinary,
per cwt-. S6.Ooae-z5; sheep. prime. per h.,
choice. per h.. 1Oc: medium. per lb., &c:
common. per Ib. Sc: calves. prime per
h.. SaSlzc; medium. per lb-. 7a71zc; common.
per h.. base.
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
The Vital Records.
Births.

Maurice II. and Anna S. Lanmap, boy.
Linwood r. and Mable NJ. Williams,
girl.
Bert Z. and Modesss Smith. boy.
Bailey and Eleanor Y. Shusna, :, boy
Hugh NJ. and Mary SnelIings, boy.
Francis J. and Mable V. Sumner, girl.
Frederick and Pearl L. Steiner, boy.
y. l.. and Julia NJ. Reed, girl.
William J. and Kate Noonan, boy.
Otto and Ruth Z. Nelson. girl
Charles VI. and Elsie @. NAV. girl.
James @. and Florence z. Masses boy.
Ezekiel and Elizabeth Leavitt. boy.
John B. and Catherine r. Lindner. boy.
Sebastino and Rosa Fuschini, girl
Timothy ]. and Anna r. Desmond, boy.
William ]. and Anna r. Crown, bow.
Howard 3. and Bessie e. Campbell, boy.
Richard +. and Mary +. Cozzens, girl
Raymond A. and Helen r. Bevins, boy
George 7. and Catherine T.. Bradley
boy
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
ANOTHER SUBURB
TO BE OPENED UP

Another subdivision is to be opened
up this spring. making the third since
.i:.;Tuary. This time the enterprise is
ueing backed by David l. Git &
Co, the site being located at Land
over, on the Pennsylvania railroad The
name of the subdivision will be Colum-
bian Highlands.
Arrangements are being made TO have
the formal OpeniBg occur Tuesday Of
next week.
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Otner Hour on the Odd Hour-''
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK
"75O0 a m.-Diner, Pullman PsrFOr-
1900 q. m--ObservatiOn Parlor, 5-hour Train
800 a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
t11:o g. Dn--Diler zl1 Pullman Parlor Car
Il 90 .. m--Dlner and Pullman Parlor Car
400 2. Royal Limited AL PEllmanA-
F1ve-hour-
f4:oe D. m.-Coaches tc Philadelphia
500 o. m.-Diuer and Pullman ParloR.
$500 p m--coaches TO Philadelphia
s12:15 n. T.-Sleepers TO New York.
'2;52 a m--Sleepers TO philadelphia and SsS
ATLANTIc CITY. n:@. 800 tu;OO a NJ
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
(Week Days a. n to IL p u.l
'252. f5:o0. $3.50. s7-0o '7-20 1900 $3.50, . DO
f4:s5, $500, fs:o2 's:sl fso9 $50 fTs0o, fs:00
's:Oo, '1O;Oo. "10-35. 'u.00. @12:l5 N. 7.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. "1:22, $50 2. N.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, 'S:1e a m. "4-o5 p M "1z.40 night
PITTSBURG. 's;Io a. m. '1.2z. 's:lo ?. m.
'l2:Se night.
CLEVELAND, "s:le p. m.
COLUMBUS, $50 D. m
WHEELING, 1910 a. m, $50 D. m.
WINCHESTER, 1910 a m, T4:05, $500 pm.
FREDERICK. ts.2O. 1910. ts:is a. M. asa
taos. 1915 p. m
HAGERSTOWN, 1910 a. m, 1900 .. m
ANNAPOLIS, s7.2e. Tssoo a m. TI2.o5 noon
fs:20, 3s30, $3.50, and fs 80 p m
sDaily. Except Sunday +Suaday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the folioufuE
Ticket Ofices: 1417 St. Tel Main 1881: SO
Pennsyivania ave- Main z7S New Unio7
station Ticket Office, Main 1880; Information
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The Washington times., 1909-04-17
WILL TEAR DOWN
FOUR OLD HOUSES

Four two-story dwellings, numbered
343 to S49 n street southwest, have been
sold for the Rev. James F. Plummer,
through the real estate firm of Willige.
Gibbs & Daniel 1t is Understood 81, $50
was paid for the properties
Harry II. Nicholas, the purchaser, .ex-
poets to tear down the buildings at
once and erect four modern dwellings in
their place
The Washington times., 1909-04-17
w. T. HARVEY SELLS
HOUSE ON HEIGHTS

The residence at S219 Thirteenth street.
Columbia Heights, built several years
ago by L. +. Breuninger and owned by
w T. Harvey, has just been bought by
a Washington investor, for 5000
The deal was engineered through the
real estate firm Of Moore & Hill The
house is a three-story stone and brick
structure and contains ten rooms and
40 baths.