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FOR RENT-H0USES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT
Is 600 1881 NV. 1er. IN $3.50, 100 c se. Or
S300 o1sf NV 13r fur S25. So .a5a $ nv sr
NE. RS 18th NV. store SIS so i454,'onroe nw.sr
sln. 1928 oath NV. l2r SS2ao o22 q NV. sr
slno. 1910 G NV. Tor SO 81. .,1,2o o NV. ar
s15 1910 Newark nv. or Ss2 50 1853 NV sr
s15 1923 18th nw 10r, fur $40 50. 1919 Goth NV ar
S15- :. 1920 . nv. for $ao5a.3 18th NV 1r
s6, 10l1 y H nv NV. l2r 5000 2l5 lst nv. or
$40 2o4 y NV i9r $50. .3lS l3I. nv lar
s6o :. 1879 path NV. Tor $40. l4n5is itth nv. 5r
s,a. l62s I+th NV. 12r $40. .3+ot 1l'h nv. sto
s6n. . 1000 o2d NV. Tor $40. .432 9th NV. hall
k55. 1884 Col rd NV. Tor SG1 50. ..21s Sth 50, ar
s51 2GS Ind NV. 1lr So. 1895 NV. Ir
$50 20 1929 X NV l1r sc1.5 1914 Inglesde Tor
so III. 22l3 Wash ci-.r $2650. so Fla NV. 6r
$50 80. .I016 I'D NV. Or $3.50. 1872 1oth NV. Sr
$50 ~. 200 NJ nv nw.9r So - 1Is5 W'rd nw.6r
$50 80. ..11oI + NV. lor $3.50. 1910 wa:ach. CIR
$50 1910 Newton nw. Tor S25.n. Il5 NV. fr
SO 25o5 Champlain ~ IS25 80. ga Morton NV .fr
$50 80, NV. iir se5 :. snS 9th nv. sr
$50 l145 Kflh'ne nU. 10- S25 Sn1 9th NV, 2r
$50. 1o7 Seaton NV. >r S25.. 222S Decatur ar
SIS 25 1921 X NV. Tor SIS 32d ST. sta dwg
$45 M. 1909 av.1 Tor S2S. 40 II nv. 1r
$45 81 32s Ind av l3r S22 20 $40 shepherd 6Y
s.. 2O4 Ind av. ar S22. 50 i.ti, willard .Ir
S--...2lI0 q NV. 12r $50. 80. 2uIG ath NV ,,r
$4s S1. 1912 = NV. 1lr SIS. 30 $500 Ilth NV ar
&S. 30 3019 18th NV. sr SlC.50.323 Mas ne. .tr
x45. 1919 9th nw,10r SIS .i01 { ne, stable
S4a. ..316l 18th NV 3r SIS. 252o 6th NV !r
81, sop 18Th NV. 13r SIS THE Terrace ir
s+1 so. s2l 10Th NV. ar $3.50 1oo2 Sc, 7r
$40 ~ 1908 y II av. 10r S12 ~. 291S y NV. r
$4,000. .142 \ ne, l2r ST.. 40. 1915 9th NV. 5r
S4O.5O .705 5th NV. Sr $l2.. 400 9th NV Office
$40. 50 ..lI23 Euclid. Or Sll ~ IN Frnton ne.r
$40. 1346 nth NV. Tor $40. 80. .el6 2Ist NV sto
$40 Forest Glen. Md1.r $3.50. ..l0o3 ID Sc 4r
$,S 10 1927 Ore av. 10r 81 =. $500 T. NV Ir
$s5 20. 49, Pa NV, Sr FURNISHED HOT
$35. TO. .1Ol4 22d NV. 9r 500. 222a Cal av Sr
APARTMENTS.
SIPS. The Marlborough. S37 50. The Phoenix lr
ir. fur $25 The I andmore 1r
$50. The Milton. 6r. fur SIS The Darlington, 4r
SIS. The Marlborough.3r So. The Wellington. ir
S55 to 500 The Dresden So ~. The Phoenix 5r
$50. The Marlborough $50 Tho I.anlmorc. Ar
2r. fur $40. The Milton 4r
S45 The Victoria. 5r SIS The Darlington. 'ir
S45. The Milton, 5r S2S 80 ThcWelI nSion. .:;r
$40. The Miller. 5r s20S SIC The Terrace sr
$40 The kenSington. !r SIS. -. The Terrace. 4r
$31. 90 The Landmoge. .5r Sl1 20 Thct umberl nd 2r
For complete list Of :ro,,crty for rent send for
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL. RHEEM a. HENSEY co,
1o1 18th nv
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UST. fOS 18th ST. y. w.
1927 Ore NV. l0r. b.2S On
i67 I. cr. b. $3.50
1926 q. Sr. b. 30. ~
l04 & So. Or. h. .3o..b
i5 Fla NV NV. Cir, b..o9. ~
40 . NV. 6r. h. ..25.: ~
213 9th ne. 6r. b. %. 80
l':iI Marion. ';r $500
III 11th re. 6r. b. 1900
s2D 22d. fr 49,. i6. 20
1925 duncan. 6r. b1S.:N
133 y Sc. 6r. 1850
Gal Goth ne. Ar. 500
iENTS.
1873 +. 3r. b. 20. 80
15i4 Rosedale. 4r.h1i.50
COLORED TENANTS.
133 y -. 'ir. 80. 10. 80
STABLE.
L. .Dlo ~ NV SstlS. 20. 00
STORE.
oOla II. sto. DIV .s;a 30 90
icl2 81. a.tu.th.tf
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM SUITABLE FOR
couple or two gentlemen; board optional :,.6
Mass. NV. iy14-3rs
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4s0G 1lTH NV. = SECOND FLOOR FRONT;
convenient 10 cars: board in neighborhood; ref
errnceS required ty13-ots
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Eu uANlSAEn.

10 nth Nw.-NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE
and double rooms: splendid bath; no house.
krpping fy15-3ts
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FOR REST-Ry = Eorp 10. y Y AVE.
900 North csn,tol =, Isr and hath 800 90
...~ Isth a. io rnom. h,th STORE 90 90
1914 I AZ ~ II -nnn,s and hath so On
Io 9, n ,rs ,n rooms ,,a ho ths 30 no
lli4o 6, N ~. IN rooms and bath 80 90
3a,a 9, nv - r,on,s and hath go 80 81
1o4o 1otb st N r ~ r,or,s ,nd hath 20 III
40 @ A. No roon,s nd h.,h - 81
In7 ava n roar,s and b,rb ae %
221 Mass ave pu rooms and hath - 30
1878 Cedar :. Z ros.ms and hath dian. ~. so
lnlI 18th st n ~ q roon,s ,roIorcdl. $50
llS Hickman q rooms and batb....... Is. 90
jv 0-tf
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FOR RENT-TO SELECT COI.OREB TENANT.
Io2o Sd st. Sc: 1room and cellar irish. IN. l..
st;s.e. +. w. TUCKER & BRO. TO 3 st. ne.
iy1-30ts3
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ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, $40: TWO. e1s:
three. $50. III I st. NV jy14si'
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FOUR NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; WITHIN
square Of Capitol and Library lO2 st.
iy13-Sts
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I1i2 9Th ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS FIRST
floor running water; four rooms third floor:
light housekeeping.
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49, ST. N.W.-LAIGE 2D-FIOOR ROOM
next 10 bath; very desirable: suitable for twn;
stationary washstand. Rcasonahe. WI 81.
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FOR REST-RY Fl. L. l
FURNISHED.
1910 lowell. 12r.b.sl5s
lit Church. gr. h. l25
CNFCRNISHED.
1910 21st. Tor, b. .S0.0n
1897 2lst. Tor. Oh. 75."n
500 I. l1r. b. -. $500
1i31 21st, Or. b. $3.50
1407 l., 1lr, b.. 5000
1I4S Corc'n. Or. h. A. GO
"411 Brown. 9r. b.45.5G
1725 Riggs. Tor. b.45.01
174S Ore av. Tor. b. A.. 90
1925 o, Or, b. .45.Oo
APART
1890 14th, Or. b. A.. 90
Snranac. Or. b. 1000
Nantucket. 5r. h. $500
Juniafa. 4r. b. .2S.M .M
2329 18th. 4r. b. .."I.ah
jefferson. 4r, b. %. IN
q Akron. 5r. b.. .oa.5S
1414 Hopki ins. .3r. b. % 40
n2n7 1Ith. :ir. h. 81 80
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FOR RENT-BY WESCOTT & WILCOX,
10n1 pHnna

i-pf tHHd ave.
25OS X. 15r. b.stasG,.W APART
1928 \. lar, b.ami.4 1910 1907 PA av
212 &. l1r. b. ami. 1913 11GSWill. d
30 Q. Or. b. ami. 1850 - Q. 1st |
251I Pa av.9r.b, lat;3.65 THE CAR
2:s2I pa av. lOr. b. 'o.G3 y. non-h
SO6 22d. Sr. b.ami. 35 so 3 rooms,
2113 y, 1Or, ,b.nmi.. $50 2 rooms,
PA I'd sc. Sr. b, lnt..'2.O = rooms.
OIL 23d, Sr. b.. .30.61 sol sd. p
pos 23d. Sr. b. lat 3l.61 SOFA I'D,
1878 10th. Or. b. amir 80 956 o6th. .
1906 kfngman. Or, b. 25.D 121 Thoma
1Ii4 sth. 6r, sta W. .25.,O 1853 l.. Ar
Takoma Pk Or. b.25.5U COL.
2413 Pa v.Sr, b. lat25.50 as lSih.
1877 Wallach. 6r. b. 900 ga Harvar
1918 kingman, Or. h. 25,.0 1926 ii, 81
2l24 X. 1r. Il. lat .222.5J ou2N l.. 5r
2i31 I. 5r. w.....l+.aO l1oS 2fst.
iii So. Sr. W. 30 lA,2 VI. ii
OFFICE ROOMS. 263l /. Or
4So- 1856 La av. heated looI o5,b
rooms. $40. $3.50. $40 ST!
STORES. on 18th, 3
1928 Pa av. lr.cel. 1850
For full list of small houses and
office. iy1
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TIE MELTON. APARTMENT o3-NICEI.Y FUR
nishcd. ccol room. janitor and elevator s,rvice
Si" ihonP. jy13-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENr-RY JAMES r. SHEA.
6i3 Louisiana ave. NV.

fi01 NH av. Tor h. 5000
e.5i llth az. st&d 80. so
2oth&E nv. st&d ~ =,
1919 a. sw. sf&d -. ~
1879 + NV, 1r&b. - 10
III 4 ne. inr&h -. -
1895 LIST NV. ..r&b - ~
! 49, NC nv ne g.. b.? -
lis 18th Sc. Grab. - 20
621 G. 50. 1r&h - %
1874 r ne. Sr&h. ai.Sa
46+ VI sw, 6-&h. II ~
l2S Mass ne. Sr. b 20 10
~ Myrtle ne sr&h.is. ~
321 lSia sw. 6r&b.l1. %
.3 Myrtle. Grab. 1870
i34 9Th ne. 5r&w =. ~
AS II sw. 5r&w. 1880
o433 I NV. ar&w IA %
SnaM'I.ean sw .ir. " Is. 10
{yfl Sa tultb -f ~
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so1 Johnson ct NV.
3r. W o. 90
q Bellevue ct. 4r. W.. 90
STABLES.
Rear lab y NV. H.OO
R'r o113 Ga av. sta (
, acres. .-- .'Z.pf
n ol5l Sth NV. 4stlsln.nn
Rraf no 9Th nv 10. 90
OFFICE ROOMS
81. r nv. 3r. h. :. 90
1881 L NV. .r. b .113 90
51o + NV. fr. -. 1000
WAREHOUSES.
Frerdman'S alley 1000
iyl0-tf
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MATTRESS RENOVATING.

MATTRESSES CAREFULLY RENOVATED
using same covers. from 81 90 up; with new
uck1ng. from xi.0U up Best materials ey-
rerienced workmen. Ynu can see your work
done. L, I. JONES. 633 II st. NV Tel N oooT
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WINDOW CLEANING.

WINDOWS HorsES AND OFFICES CLEANED
MODERATE PRICES LEON l.. CtHOON
ACME WINDOW CLEANING; CO.
1905 r ST. NV. PHONE MAIN Tl59.
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THE H1GHlANDS-TWO ROOMS AND BATH
until Oct. /: apartment sos jvf3-3nt
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FOR RENT-2305 l ST NV: TWO-STORY
bay-wndow brick six aud bath: all
modern improvements: s23. NJ. J. KEANE,
GOA Colorado bldg jyfo-tf
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1u16 10TH N.W.-SECOND- STORY FRONT
room. So bay window: suitable for young
man: centrally located. jy13-3t
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AUL CO.. ITH & l. wv.
Rear Ills 9th NV.
garage ........l0 1000
STORES.
1th & Mass ay NV 300
so 9TH NV. l3t 30
>E cor 1ith&R NV 90
.I3> 9Th NV. -. $500
l1a5 l4th nw -. 40. %
li.sn 18th ... :'o.Oo
1879 Il NV 20. so
GIG In ar. hssem'f. .S. 90
CnL0RFD TENANTS.
l51, 4th NV. ar. h. ..2I. 20
1872 9Th nv ar. w. Fl so
l1a3Seaton NV. tr. b20 so
oo1gWater nw.5r.wlo.50
5oT Johnson ct NV.
~
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FOR RENT-NEAR 10TH AND O STS.. TWO
excellent houses OF 10 rooms and bath each
southern exposure: lots 20 feet wide. 100 decI
TO alley: most convenient location Of the fash
ionahle northwest: rent. sS5 80 and $1,000.
Telephone for keys Main l45;.
MOORE & HILL llnc.l, 1883 ST. NV.
E13-tu, th, ,sa, st
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WALL PAPER:

ROOMS PAPERED. So uF'.
HOUSE PAINTING LOWEST PRICES.
CHAS. A. CARLISLE
$50 5th 81. NV. Phone Main 6S57
je23 9Ot.s
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number OF desirable stables for rent ranging
from $40 up.
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
THE ABOVE is ONLY \ PARTIAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. RTT WE
SHALL RE GLAD TO FURNISH COMPLETE
RI,LIETINS ON APPLICATION AT TITS OF
FICE.
THOS. j. FISHER co. dnc).
tyl2-Sa tn. th,ff i:sS 18th n ".
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FOR REST-i9l2 CALVERT ST NV, IN
beautiful Washington Heights; eleven rooms
and two baths: electric light: rent 500.
HARRY A. WAGSTAFF 204 14th st. NV.
iy1J-st
FOR REST-So, ,2p ST. NV: q ROOMS AND
bath all modern improvements: $21 10
Two and ) and bath apartments in
the Coywood. 1925 l. 81 reasonable rent
18th st. NV. Nl5-3t
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FOR REST-l361 y. G. AVE. NE.
RENT REDtGED
Contains q rooms and tiled hath: concrets
cellar under The entire house: side light. fac
ing two streets: perfect repair. rent is nov
only, $3.50 per month.
1855 ist ST. NV. has and fNed
bath: good front and back yards: house In pes-
feet condition. rent 81 40 per month.
7i6 ST. NE. RENT REDUCED.
Ten rooms and bath. porcelain tub: newly
papcred and painted. select ncirhhorhood.
This house formerly rented for $3.50 Ter
month. Th" rent is now only 500 80 per month.
JAMES +. SHEA. 64j La. NV
ivs-eo.5t
FOR RENT-TNFURNIsHF
Si2 18th. Sr, Oh 81 1OD oInS 10th lSr h yr & 40
1882 X. l2r. Oh. 100 1871 r. 1Ir. h. ~
1921 O. Tor. h. e. % 1911 I ay lar, $50
1913 NJ l2r. h. $500
few desirable furnished houses.
OFFICES.
Room. ID door. SIS l4th st so per mo.
sTONELFIGH CoURT.
A few very desirable apartments now vacant tA
Stone,eigh Court at from $50 TO Si65 per month.
FITCH FOX & PROWS.
iv3tf l406 G. At. NV
FOR RENT-To CoLORED TENANTS
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
DESIRABLE CoLORED FAMILIES TO LO-
CATE IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF
TIE CITY.
New houses now heing completed on ~.
and nm ST hns ~ aaR
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WANTED-ROOMS.

Young MAN DESIRES FURNISHED ROOM
within few squares Of the Treasury: state
pricp ROy Stor
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EREE MEDICAL SERVICE
CONTINUED from page 10

CONTINUED from mage u
this very thing is possible although.
Of course, would not go so far as TO
state anything definite as to the aver
age Increased longevity that might be
brought about. There Is probably NOT
q physician who has not many times
in his experiences detected, while ex-
aiming patient for some other pur-
pose, the early signs Of some begin
ming organic disease. of which the
patient had no suspicion. In such
cases the early recognition of the first
evidence of the disease hasenabIed the
physician to SO order the life OF his
patient as to prevent the further prog
ress of the disease, II it. is a durable
one, or to retard Its progress and TO
enable the patient to live much longer
than he would have lived had this
disease not been detected until later.
EARLY Signs of Diseases.
Many persons die OF kidney ds-
ease, Of tuberculosis. OF cancer Of dla-
betes. of heart disease, snd of other
diseases every year. and many mil
lions Of dollars are paid by the life
Insurance companies which have is-
sued policies on the lives Of these
persons, who were sound when the
policies were issued, and who might
have lived longer and paid more an
nuai premiums IL the diseases which
caused their deaths had been recog-
nized and properly treated in their
earliest stages. These are the very
diseases which figure most largely in
your mortality tables. My contention
Is that 1t is perfectly possible to rec
ognize. in many cases. the early signs
Of these diseases before the individual
suspects that any evidence OF disease
Is, present, and that life insurance
companies would save large amounts
Of money which they now pay in
death losses By inaugurating a plan
Of systematic Reorganization OF all
their policyholders at regular inter
walls, say every I'VE years. This, OF
course, could not be made comptlz,
sorry on all polIcyholdefs. but be-
lieve that the great majority, II the
reasons for the Examination were exS
planned to them, would be very glad
to report to the medical examiner at
specified time and submit to. the
necessary examination.
Expense is Trivial.
'"The expense to the companies
would be trivial. and in certain cases
where the policyholder was insured
In two or more companies. thf ex-
pense might be easily divided. The
details of the plan which suggest
would OF course have to be care
fully worked out by the companies,
hut feel certain that by adopting
some such plan as ! have In mind,
the statistics OF life insurance COM
panfes would in few years show a
greatly reduced mortality with cor
respondingly increased PROFITS TO the
business, and iessening. 81 the cost
OF life Insurance. The whole tendency
of modern MEDICINE e toward the
early recognition and the prevention
OF disease. and the life insurance
company which first makes a pracei-
cal application 81 mis- principle 70 lis
business WIN not only bring about d
revointlen Il tie business 81 lie M
IsdrAnee, but wa also confer al I'M
d. \ =
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scIentIao Emort.

The possibilities of properly di-
rected scientific effort in the, control
OF disease. in animals have been amply
demonstrated by the United states
government in the work that has been
done during the last twenty-five years
by the department OF agriculture In
protecting hogs. cattle and domes-
tic fowls from the many pests which
formerly were so fatal to these ami
mails. and the millions expended BIZ
the government in this work have
been returned many times in the form
of increased profits to the farmers
and stock raisers and have added. inn
mensely to our national prosperity.
The problems of the control OF the
diseases of mankind are not very iif-
ferent from the problems OF the con.
troll of the diseases of beasts. Are
not its citizens at least as great an
asset TO nation as It's hogs2 The
government undertook the matter OF
protecting the lives Of its hogs and
cattle because the people demanded
II. When the people demand It. 1t
win also undertake to protect the
lives, Of Its citfzenS It Is as simple a
problem to drive typhoid fever out
of the United states as It was to
Danish yellow fever from Havana and
from Panama. The medical profess
sion has for years been pleading for
governmental aid IN tlIeir efforts 70
prevent preventable disease. It has
pleaded TO deaf ears. Let. the im-
mense influence Of the life insurance
companies be brought to bear upon
the government in this matter md
those ears win be deaf no longer.
whether gentlemen. the directors Of
the companies represented In this AS
sociatioh SEE any merit ID any definite
suggestion have made to you today,
OF. not, Is a small matter. compared
with the immense educational value
to the people, of witnessing an az
TIVE EFFORT On the para % the ersa.
institutions which YOU represent, ia
prevent prepentabie disease ana q
ada u human longevity
o.
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Miss Betty Bancroft. the leading
lady with the Merely Mary ANN
company, which viii appear at the
Grand opera house April s, Is a for
mers Faimont girl ana has a NUM-
Der of friends in clarksbnrg Her
name in private lamp is Miss Josie
Camp: Her father was one of the
first glass blowers in this section.
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mense and lasting benefit to the
world.
Would 1t not be a good thing for
the business OF life insurance, IL the
public were to learn that the COM
panies besides offering protection 10
the family, after the death Of the
bread-winher, were earnestly and
seriously ngaged in concerted EFFORT
to protect the bread winner during
his life? believe II would, ana I be-
lieye that IL the business OF life i'm
surance and the profession OF medi-
cine. were to join hands on the plat
form of preventive medicine, they
would both earn the gratitude of hu.
mainly. The financial rewards to the
life insurance companies would also
be great; the people would share
largely in the financial benefits, since
the cost Of insurance would be LESSEN
ed, and the medical profession while
not profiting fthancially-indeed. pre-
ventive medicine is directly against
the. financial interests of the medical
profession-would take pride In its
share of the added benefits to man
kind. When preventive medicine be-
comes actually preventive, a large,
number OF diseases, notably, the COM
municable diseases. will become prac--
tically extinct just as the bubo plague
and cholera are now practically eS-
tinct in most highly civilized commu-
mites.
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MONEY no LOAN.

Quick, private loans in small sums
from. $40 mp on furniture. Pianos.
fixtures or other chattels. Goods re-
maih In your possession. Reason
able rates ana conyepiet terms.
HOME LOAN CO,
Room 543, Empire Bldg. Phone
Ben lss.
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eladlng one e axe be prIaeIpal

GLIDING one to take the principal
role in THE Moon Maiden.
Charles E. Blainey has arranged
for the appearance OF Miss Cecil
spooner in London in repertoire Of
four plays, two Of which win be en-
ttrely new.
Jessie Busley is to make spring
tour in Beverly of GFaustarls, /" be-
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Tie Lyman Brothers Who WI ap-
pear here Tuesday April 9, n their
zig musical snow The Yankee
Dfummers have the remarkable
distinction q being Tie only twin
comedians today before ne public
Their new sehicIs IS n elaborate
musical comedy handsomely staged
ana aiied Win bright Glenn ana -
freshins comedy
The Three Twins which comes
@ the Grand soon il aid % contain
more novel features man IN other
musical consoles eomsinedi ana one
q the scenic etteets me aerial
swing weighs a.pOo pounds ana Is
fllpmlnated With 1000 electric
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Theatre patrons OF this city win
have an opportunity Of again seeing
here soon one of the greatest Amer
lean plays ever written. 1.-THE Lion
and the Mouse. by Charles Klein.
The play VIII be produced under the
direction of Henry 3. Harris.
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no play prodneed IN America IN
RECENT years has met with such nni-
yersal acclaim as marks Paid IN.
Full. to be here soon; there was
not single dissenter amongst the
critics Of the daily papers ana the
magazines have never before devoted
60 much attention 70 any single
theatrical attraction as they are
sloweFing upon this one.
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! ginning II PIttsbarg about the last
Of Arm Douglass J Wood win be
N the supporting company
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Home Loan Co.,
Room s4s, Sixth Floor
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Hope Natural Gas co.
Rooms 1898 Seventh nooI
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The Lynch-Hliiott Read Estate Co..
Real Estate, Coal, oil and Gas
Room 3ls Third floor
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Harrison County Medical society,
Room $40. Third Floor.
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Short Line Coal Go.
room 2O6. Second floor
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Holmpoe & Iafferty
Rooms 1894 Seventh dool
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Dr.. r. A. IFaynSs
Physician
Rooms 2io.21l. Second fiool
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DR.. 8. A. Hnl Dr.. s.. Nj. Mason
Rooms2 0ts202 Second 1oor
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Great Eastern Casualty and Indsm-
nifty Company.
Room 424 Fourth floor.
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Star Rig Reel q Supply Co.
OH and Gas Wen
Contractors Supplies
Room gag Fourth floor
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owego Bridge Company
Room s21. Third floor.
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Clarksbdrg Telegram Compsns
Printers and publishers
First door Main stree
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Urion Land CO.
Room 431 Fourth noor
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West Virginia Fire Underwriters
Association
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Cook Coal q Coke co.
Room zV6 Second nool
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W. H. Taylor
Room 4s2 Fourth fIoot
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I8i Dr. w. CASTOR
Physicisn
Room s5s Sixth 1oof
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Empire Building Directory

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Fifth Floor
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-05-07
THE PEOPLE TO DECIDE

The legislature has spoken and the
people will decide on the repeal Oh the
present article XIX. of the constltu-
ton. and the substitution of another
for statewide prohibition in its place
We do not believe the voters OF
Florida will adopt the new one. Ihey
ought not to do so. An importation VI
Iong-haired men from Oklahoma ana
Illinois. made for the purpose OF CIV
ing us a higher civilization, is distaste-
full to a southerner raised under other
conditions.
The Index was opposed to submit
ting this matter to the people because
it saw ahead trouble for the democrat
ic party.
1t means that the negro will qualify
to vote against another amendment
that will doubtless be submitted. and
it means. further. that independentism
will loom up all over Florida again
and probably with a different result.
The adoption Of statewide prohibit
ton would mean an increase OF al
least two mills in our taxes for state
purposes.
1t means more than this. Capital
which has been flowing into some OF
our cities. will stop until this matter
is decided.
Jacksonville will call a halt in her
improvements, and all for a Yankee
fad-engineered by lOng-haired men
and short-haired women.
If this is democracy, the south will
not be solid next time-Lake City In
dex.