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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
TWO MASKED MEN
HOLD Up SALOON
{. A. BirtcIl's Place at Twelfth
South and West Temple
Touched fer S27.
K. W. HEAD ARRESTED
BY SHERlFF'S OFFICERS
SaIoonkeepcr Sees Man at Jail,
but Does Not Positively
identify Him.

Wearing white silk haudlfcrchiots over
their faces for. masks, Two hlGhwlyncn
held up the saloon ut Twelfth south and
West Temple streets Tuesday night at
$40 o'clock and escaped with S2I,
Descriptions were furnished to the po-
llce and tho shcr!ns Office. Richard w.
Head was arrested thirty minutes later
ON The Murray car by Deputy ShorilIS
Booth and Johnson and taken TO The
county hail. whcr" he Is being held pend
ing an investigation. He had incriiuina-
ting evidence on his person when taken.
Asked regarding the robbery. {. a.
Blrtch. the proprietor OF the saloon. who
lives at Twelfth South and West Temple
streets, said:
Eirtch's Story.
with two nolChDors, Mr., Swartz and
Mr.. ShaflCr. | was seated I'm the saloon
ON tho bench lining the wall. We were
talking about the ordinary events OF the
day. when l suddenly turned around ana
looked Into the end Of n gun. IT, was
being held by tall man dressed In light
suit OF clothing and wearing a white SILK
handkerchief tied across his face. lie
told mo 10 back up against the wall ana
TO hold up my hands.
None pf uH lost any time in complying
with his request. aud whilc hc covered
uF with the gun his partner. who was
also masked With white SILK hnndlier-
chief. jumped oyer the bar aud took the
money out Of tho drawer. Both men thcu
went out of The door. and th" last ! saw
of them they had started down West
BrWpl" street toward va" Guy.
Sheriff Sharp wax Immediately notified
and sent out n number oi deputies who
were scattered along tho street from tll-
tccnth South 10 the city. MI suspicious
looking characters were stopped and mad"
10 give an account NJ themselves. Will"
watching tho car lines, Deputy Sherins
Booth and Johnson boarded a Murray car
and placed Head under arrest.
Answers Description.
Hcad answered the description given
Of ono Of tho men and when taken to
the county iail hc could give no satisfac-
tory explanation Of his whereabouts since
tho report Of tho robbery had reached tile
officials Of tho city and county. \ piece
of black cloth. which tho officers saw has
been used TO conceal rcd sweater he
was wearing. and white silk landiSCr-
chIat were found in his pockets He also
hsd n .aS-caiber gun.
Hirtch. tho proprietor ri tho saloon. and
4. -. Shaff"r. who lives It 1850 South
West Tcmpl" street, went to th" county
iaii late Tuesday night and looked at
Head. They wcrr not sure that hc was
the man, but said that hc r"scmblcd the
ono who jumped over the bar
8 private safe NAV be rented in the
Gre and burglarproof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street. $500 per year.
Fourth Annual Exhibit
Now ready. SHIPPER s Commercial Pho
tographcrs. l5l South Main, second
floor.
McCoy's Stables
Carriages and light liz ,Tv, Phonos 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Royal" Stale Bread Depot.
Open 3 10 ) p. m. daily. Entrance on
Third South, Good bread very cheap.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

A privats safe may be rented in the
6re and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
22 up Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
Grocery Store Robbed.

After prying open tho front door with
long iron rod. burglars entered the
grocery store OF s. y. Coulam at Eighth
East and First South streets. either late
Monday night or early Tuesday morning
After making n thorough search Of the
place and ransacIflng tho various
dra wers, the burglars made away with
three county warrants OF $6 each, Sl.5O
In pennies, 81 In stamps and a Canadian
half dollar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
i. r. WHEEL0N

GENERAL CONTRACTOR,
Office moved to 63l Judge building.
Bell $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Tribune Reporter Printing Co.,
j6 West end South street. Phone us,
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Removal Sale.

Big reductions in wall papetto b,
framed pictures before moTinfT MI fThef,
elegant new store. Geo. w. ~
Co, 81 Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

4 private safe may be rented in the
Are aud burglar proof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
p up Main street, 500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
Lawrence Marsh,

Attorney and ounselor-at-law. Coun.
sci and advice free Bonds furnished
clients. Suite 307 Tribune bldg, Salt
Lake. Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
The stars incline. but do not
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette,
Wednesday, December 8. 1909.

Now scan thy course with calm and
steady mind.
And steady steer thy ship to meet the
wind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

4 private safe NAV be rented in the
Gre and burglar proof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street. $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Alexander Optical Co.
Now at 21S So. Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Kodak Pictures F1nlsne~
Mail your films to US ss.st. @
Photo Supply Co, III Main S'''
elusive photo dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Strugnell. the Gunsnlith.
high grade repairing, 429 So. Malu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Bell Main $500. Independent 800.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
Tribune Want Ads.

Remember the clothing sale at Dcsky Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Remember the clothing sale at Desky's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Remember the clothing sale al p'','
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Remember the clothing sale at Desky, IS
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Fourth Annual Exhibit

Fourth Annual Exhibit
Now ready. Shjpler s Commercial Pho
tographcrs Isl South Main, second
floor.
McCoy's Stables
Carriages and light liz ,Tvs Phones 81.
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j . II z e N T

ARCHITECT.
loom 625. Newhouse Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
ACTIVITY AT LIVINGSTONE.
Homes to BE Erected sewer System
and Water to Be Installed.

.
and Water to Be Installed.
During the past week twelve lots At
Livingstone were sold 10 Washington
people. upon which the erection ot six
modern houses viii be commenced as
SON as plans can be prepared By the
architects These houses VIII be built IN
conformity with the building regulations
Of Livingstone Heights. and viii contain
eight or nine rooms and bath It is pro-
pCsed 10 build one or two Of the bungalow
type. so popular in suburban construction
All Of the houses viii have broad We
r-nGas. from which the beautiful views
for which Livingstone IS noted may be
en]oyed 70 the fullest extent
Uron completion. TIE houses viii be
placed or the market by Thomas j.
Fisher & CO.
Building at Livingstone viii receive 4
great impetus by reason Of the fact that
contracts have within the past few days
been let for the installation of thor
ouEhly modern and sanitary sewerage
system. as well as for waterworks which
VIII afford an amply supply Of pure
water The sewerage system Is Of the
most approved design. being the kind in
use al Chevy Chase and other leading
suburbs
Noted for It's great natural beauty. Liv-
ingstone. with its modem improvements.
sewers. water. granolithic walks. tele-
phones. &c, should prove most attrac-
tive 10 the prospective purchaser
A marked add d'tioa 20 Livingstone viii
te the new clubhouse Of the Washington
Country Club. plans for which have been
prepared by Harding & Tpman. Of this
city. The site Of the clubhouse is prob
ably unsurpassed by any within miles q;
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square Ioo5-Annie a. NeTitt 70 R. Henry LINN
and 7. Janney Brown. to seCIre Prudential
Building Association. 5000 lots l32 and l53
Square 5le-Samuel Il. Marks e ux. 70 Fred 3.
Rhode ard Charles 5. Muir. 10 secure Bruce
Cleveland. SZ00, D years. per cant, semi
annually. pzrs lot l.
Square sg7-Iohn Riddle et al 10 Washington Loan
and Trust Company, 20 secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association. 2odo lot 45.
Square 7Si-J0hn Sullivan e ux. to Watson J.
Newton and John 4. Hamilton. 70 secure D.
:. jackson, S.e5e, years per cent. SEMI
Annually. lot g. Sane 10 same. to secure
LsTina E Newton. ss5e, monthly Bctes. s per
cent. ssni-auHualy. sane land.
Square n0s-Arthur CzrT ct TX to Frank ! Dieu-
dcnne and James Berry 70 secure Perpetual
BI2ding Association. Ss0o north fourth original
lot T.
Square s5s-Maxven ". sherman ct TX to Charles
p stone and Charles W. Fairfax. to secure
Carlton VI. Bcan. So months. per cent.
Square s15-R E Wines ct ux to d. T. Batsou
and l. A. KeIbach. 20 secure H. F. Olmstesd,
trastee- $3.5oo. years, per cent. seni-auuualy.
rsTt original lots i9 and l3 :
Coleman Psrk-issac y. Fluckey ct ux. TO HaTTy
4. Hcllander, 70 secure the ock Creek Land
Company. Incorporated. SSo5l5. I, ? and ;
years. ; per cert. part Iot 8.
Square lcoe-Heunan X. Hcwenstein ct gx. 70 2.
FraEeis Saul and James r. Shea 20 secure the
Home Savings Bank. $50. , years, 81 pr
cent. senianuualiy. lots 75. &C. ard IS Is trusts.
40 each. ore or each iotl. same 20 same %
secure sane. $40 3 years. "a per cent. SEMI
annually. lot 81 Same 10 same, sane debt.
l0f e.
Rcsedalc ard Ishervcod-Spepcer n Perm e ux.
70 Bert T. Ames ard Felix A. Van Rerth. to
secure Paul V. PortneT Ss0o monthly payments
per cent, lot 25s, block Q.
Fort Ssra.oga Addition % BroklGnd-M2rvin ].
Nerins q ux- % Alexander Wolf and Cbaries
F. DIGS 10 sa1re Clara and Bernard BTeslsrr
S.le2. ycar. per cent. lot e. block g.
Square sl5-Anens C. Hanran Ct vir. Edward J.
70 Jesse l. HciskeIl ard Samuel 4. Drlry, 70
secure Edmond Mzllet. r. &5ac. l 70 3
H0utEs, pr cent, part lot :.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
READ TIE CLASSIFIED ADS
Many Interesting Items Crowded
Into Small Space.
Like the Dictionary and City Direc-
tory, They Always Pay
Careful PerusaI.

One Of the nest interesting features OF
The Washington Herald this morning Is
the page OF classified advertisements
found in this section Classified aGver-
tisements are those which. generally
small. are placed under an appropriate
heading so that the person specially in
terested may easily ind the kind Of thing
he wants.
For example. one Of the elassihcations
is Houses for sale, and by reading this
one can ascertain what sort Of bargains
are offered to buyers in that line
Like the dictionary and other books CT
reference, the classified page affords in
teresting reading; and. Ike such books.
the reader constantly runs across some
thing he did not imagine existed before
His attention is riveted and his interest
aroused to a remarkable degree. It pays
to read the classified advertisements.
Some os the things found there are the
following:
Louis P. Shoemaker. whom nearly
leveery one in Washington knows. is offer
ing tracts Of land OF from one 20 fifty
acres at speculative prices.
George ". SIye. 10 close an estate. is
offering a six-rOom frame dwelling. now
rented at S174 a year. at Sl.7o0; also four
frame dwellings. southeast. for $500
which are rented at 500 a year.
W. b Everett, IT.. offers a good invest
ment in West Washington for S3.f00
Charles A Shields is advertising three
attractive f~-r--ue-v-1~-s
apartment house. az Sl5.o00. which is
claimed TO be less than the cost OF build
ing. one first-class residence, with al
modern Improvements. al 81. $50. and one q
good seven-room brick residence in Sew
enth street northeast. at S.009
A beautiful ten-acre site opposite Cleve-
land Park IS offered By J. Walter OfBoyle
Thomas J. Fisher & Co. are offering q
large number OF investment prOpertie:
/ and residences and business properties al
prices that appear tempting 10 intending
purchasers.
Collins. OF Clarendon. offers & new six
room house az Bailston. Va, for 81 SEQ
q beautiful Clarendon home for $3.50. and
acreage or Old Dominion at $500 10 $500
The Taggart-Fraser Company advertises
q large foUTteen-room house on ten acres
occupying the highest site IN Takoma
Park, known as the Carroll mansion. The
property Is offered at SI7.55o. on easy
terms.
Thirty acres OF land near the city art
offered by r Frederick Hatcher
Northern Virginia farms are being sd'
vertised by J. Preston Shannon. Purcell
vile. Va
D. H Johnson offers several attractive
homes in Virginia near the city.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
SALES NEAR CHEVY CHASE.
Fisher & Co. Dispose of Lots in
New Subdivision.

Il AsAeE a 70. DAsDOsc ot boA IN
New Subdivision.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co. report the
following sales in the Chevy Chase sec
ton:
To Wolf Mueller: 100 feet front on the
south side of Grafton street. l95 feet
in depth. adjoining on the west the
house. now almost completed, for Gen.
William NJ. Wallace. Price OF the lot.
about 5000 Mr. Mueller will al once
have plans prepared for a house 10 be
started within the next few weeks.
To Charles Keene: 100 feet front by 2
depth OF 40 feet on the south side CT
Primrose street, in section >, opposite
the Chevy Chase Club: 5000.
To o. T. Reeves; I20 feet front on the
north side OF oxford street. 1880 square
feet; for about $500
To J. z. Lathrop; an additional front
age on the north side OF Mckinley
street. in Chevy Chase. D. C. Mr.. La
throp enlarged his residence site.
To DR. Thomas X Conrad: slxty-foot
frontage on the south side OF Oxford
street for about s2o00. DR.. Conrad al
ready has plans. and VIII start the
erection OF his house within the next
I few days
To Benjamin F. Adams; additional
| frontage on the north side Of Morrison
street. adjoining the site recently pur-
/ chased by him. making 2 total of Iot
feet; for about $3.50
To c. X EeRkle; sixt5Nf0ot frontage on
I the south side Of Hesketh street. west
Of Connecticut avenue, n section .; for
g.S0
To G. II. Garner. seventy-foOt front
/ age on Cedar Parkway. running through
+ TO tne property 0f the Chevy Chase Cl1b,
I g 800 Mr. Garner has already planned
an SS.000 house. which viii be erected
/ IN the near future.
/ To George ?. Hales: sixty-fOOt frontage
on The south side Of Hesketh street. for
about 81 100 Mr. Hales is an architect
and has already planned his house.
To Arthur Copaland. three lots on the
north side OF Morrison street. for about
/ $500
/ To Il. S. Coombs. additional frontage Of
( fifty feet on the south side OF Mckinley
street. IN Chevy Chase. D. G.. for about
s24l0 Mr. CoOmts resides in the resi-
dence adjoining this new purchase. II
being ono Of the houses recently CON-
pleted by John Simpson < Sons
To I. F. Garrison: three lots on the
north side Of Morrison street Chevy
I Chase. y c.. e 2500.
I To 4. ". Schneider. architect; eighty
/ foot frontage on the north side Of
/ Northampton street near Thirty-seventh
street. Sor $3.50 Sir. Schneider vii. be
! gin the erection Of an $500 residence or
/ the property on Monday morning
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
American Bicycles Disappear.

The bicycle trade IN Smyrna is on the
increase. The wheel which commands
the market is imported from England and
Germany. and sells for SIS TO SS5. Ter
years ago American manufacturers 6omi-
mated this market. but to-day scarcely ar
American machine is imported The rea-
son for this change is 10 be found in the
fact that American plants which formerly
catered to the markets Of the world in
this respect have turned their attention
10 making something new. which either
appeals more 10 the fancy Of the buyer
OF promises more lucrative results.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
ONE TOWN GOES FORWARD.


Richlznd. Ca. Nav The following
shows the rrogTess Of Richland. Ca. within
TIE last year.
Orrznizld boaTd of fTade.
orsarized and ops.ating a s2s.oo whole
sale grocery Compauy-
Constructing a Sic.eoQ cotton compress.
Pecple's Bank increased its capital stock
Seo1a
Newspaper ofice doubled its capacity.
Fifteen new residences
Three new mercantile business houses.
One branch PACKING house.
Sl0ooe WaTchGslse improvements.
The Georgia. Florida and Alabama Rail
road has about completed It's grading within
six miles of Richlznd and viii be running
INTO the city hJ October !.
1he county Is working the public reads
by convict system. and has EoT about forty
C0nTicts az work.
4 fTe-tOn ice factory Il nov being
erected. NJ ". WILSON,
Secretary Beard Of Trade.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
WindmiIIs in India.

Il Is reported that two large wInGmills,
one forty and the other thirty feet III
diameter, viii be erected IN India for the
purpose Of pumping water. The state
ment IS made that the thirty-foot mill
viii lift 1900 gallons Of water per hour
into tank 100 feet high. with a wind
blowing ten miles per hour. The forty
foot mill has a capacity Of lifting 6.00C
gallons an hour. Rolurt Warner & Co.
who have been putting in windmills in the
Sudan. are said to have the contract for
erecting the two mills
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY T. fsos
Leave WashiugJon New Union Station
$50 .. m--Dasiv-An points On Norfolk ard West
srn: also Knoxville. Chattznoog7. and femnhis
1910 ?. m.-Daily-Roa1oke Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville ChsttsnooEs. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cars.
Fer NorfoIk-Lesre Washington. 80 n daily
las a. n. daily tsxcspt Sunday. AriTe NorfolS
ua8 =. n. snd SD D Il
SS5 ?. m--Daily-BerTyTiIIe. Lursy shensrSoah.
Trains from ;he Southwest s-rire SO a. n snd
nSs ? n.
an information Fourteenth street sad Nsz Yo-s
aEsnue Bond BuildfnEl.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOIE-Puelished only ss information sud not
guaranteed.
so P. NC. 4 O LIMITED. Daily-Fast vss-
tbuled trsin. Pullman sicspsrs q Lexington Loni%
vile Cincinnati. Indianapolis Chicago. and 81.
Loris. Parlor CIR 70 Virginia Hot Sp-inzs week
dzyS Pullman car Louisville 70 Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining csTs. a "a carte service
nio P. Nj F Y LIMITED. DsfIy-qolid
vsstihule train Prlinasn sleerers 70 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville daily. aod Virginia Hot
Springs week DAYS. Dining czrs a IA carte serTice
Pullman slecpers Cincinnati 70 Chicago and ST
louis and Louisville 20 Memphis Nashville and
New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio oaces. SD PENNSYLVANIA
sTeuue; Isse F street ard New Union StatfoH Tel.
sphcne Main 1855 or 2ss fer tickets baggage checks
reservations and Tzxiczb
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B.-Followirg schedule figures Published onlT
a. information. and not guaranteed:
For Atlanta. Birmingham Mobi3s New Orleans
AsbeTille Chzttsnoo9a Menphis- 3 a n, ard ls.ss
D n daily Dining cars
For Roanoke. KnoxFille. Chsstsnoorz Msnphis.
New Orlesns l0:Ie p n daiIy- Dining ca-s
Fcs CclImbia Charleston Augusta Aiken saTan-
usb. Jacksonville. sud Florida points $40 D n
isily Dining CIR service
Tourist cars for California fl weekly $40 D n
Local for Hsr-isonburV. - q n. daily. s.l5 D n
Eeek DAYS: for DanTiIls 30 a. n. daily and for
Charlottesville 80 4. n and - D. u asily.
FFeoueut trains n and fror Bluemoat-
l. 6 BROWN. General Agsnt-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
Ner Indurtrr in India.

An effort is making. with the govern
ment of Madras behind it. to establish q
factory for wood distillation in the MI
girls Hills. mainly for the purpose Of
supplying acetate Of lime to the cordite
factory and 20 establish an export trade
IN by-produsts. The director of indus
tries thinks that such a factory would
lead to other chemical industries on the
hills.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
Accidents in the Mines of Belgium.

While coal is mined at a greater depth
in Belgium than in most countries, the
number OF miners killed in accidents is
less in that country than in any other
mining locality. For the ten year period
from 1891 to 1900 the number Of fatalities
per 1000 w0Tkmen was 1854 per annum-
In the metallic ore mines the number OF
workmen who have been killed by acci-
dent IS One-thiTd that in the coal mines
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
RnrceI Port in Indian So.

A parcel post has been established be
tween India and Abyssinia, through the
French Sea pose-ofice- The arrangement
provides for packages not exceeding six
and oDe-half pounds In weight The rates
are as follows: Parcels weighing not
over three pounds. about 50 cents. and
not over six and one-hslf pounds. IS
cents
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
Mn.hinrtonian buy, a Farm.

Mr. and Mrs NarceIlus Cole, OF WASH
ington. have purchased the :. a Arthur
farm. near Pureellville, Va, through 4.
II. Buell.. real estate broker Herndon.
Va This property is considered one OF
the most desirable in Loudoun County.
Price, SIs,eo0.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
TRUST COMPANY THRIvES.
Deposits Increase and stock sells
Higher as Result of Growth.


The United States Trust Company. the
latest formed in Washington. has en-
joyed uninterrupted growth since its or
ganizstion. about two years ago Il long
since passed the adolescent stage. and
has come 10 be recognized as one Of the
substantial financial Institutions Of the
city.
Like the national hanks. e Is subject
10 FIVE calls annually by the Comptroller.
o. Tie Currency. and must submit At
least twice each year 10 examinations by
auditors appointed by the company espe-
ciaIly for the purpose At each Of these
calls and examinations during the two
years OF its active operation, each one
has shown healthy Increase IN the amount
Of deposits and volume OF business done
by the company.
The excellent showing made IN the Off
ciaI reports 10 the ComDtrOller has served
TO increase the value Of the stock Of the
company. which IS selling higher IN the
market II the present time than ever
before.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
Use PetroIeum for Fuel.

limited exteat into Chile from California.
and used as fuel by the Taltal Railway,
about 81 miles north Of Valparaiso
Others have under consideration the use
OF petroleum for fuel. and II seems there
should be q. good opening.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02

When you have lost OF found anything,
telephone an advertisement 20 The Wash
ington Herald. and bin VIII be sent you
~ cent ? word
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
TO BALTIMORE

EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week DAYS 20 a. n 20 u % D NJ
~ 500. f61. 30 80 HN SO, 80
$50 1890. sllSO a n. - 20 noon. fl2S5. -fre.
G-l5 1l00 '51o $50 so. r3To. H-s5 so r5rS
$50. $50. $50. 20. $50. 80 -ls.O. si9.S
- %. 'I2d5. n1gst
WIS SfWARD
CHICAGO 10 5.D n n
CINCINNATI ST. LCUTS. AND LOUISVILLE
$40 a. n. s15 D u. -l2cse night
PITTSRURG. '9-le g. n, ~, '9ao p n. T23
right.
CLEyELAND, ss:lo :. n
COLUMRTS. $50 . n
WHEELING. 80 4. n. ss@0 = -.
WINCHESTER. ro:l0 A. n -f1S fSu D y.
FREDERICK. fsz7. $50. S9-l5 a. n. 81 .. f455.
SIS .
HAGERSTOwN. $50 a. n f51s D n
ANNAPOLIS T21. rsnc. fI2.l5 noon. fsn. gs9.
S. -. sd 800 . n.
DAILY. fFTCent Sunday. SSuudsT nuIy
TELEPHONES az al the fcllcTinr Ticket ~
foes. ls7 e 81 NV Main 1881. SO Pennsylvania
ave. Msin Is: New Unicr Station. Ticket Ofice.
Nan 20. I-fc-r-aticr R-rear Mai- 20
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
PROPERTY MARKET
SEEMS VERY QUIET
Residences, Lots, and Stores
Make Up the Sales.
MANY FAMILIES BUY HOMES

Investment in Houses for Rental
Brings Certain Returns Tn wash
in the Business Section and Sub
urban Portions of the District.