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3 rooms. bath. 80. so
= rooms. bath. %. 80
11SS Wild. or. h. fur25. 20
503A 23d. Or. b. p 80
sol 23d. 20. 5r. b.@..D
2l0 18th. Ar, b. lis. 80
COLORED.
ilS 18Th. Or. b. lat. p. 60
ia Harvard. 6r. big. 80
fll 22d. Tr, h. %. IN
2ic5 /. 6r. W. 20. 30
1909 F.. 6r. b. .20.J0
2li3 II. Or. W. 10. so
1870 Govt al. 4r,w.I0.JO
STORES.
2l3i g. store. baker
shop. stable. 80. 90
S6 9th. IT, ". e. 81 90
1928 Pa av. 1r.cel.35. so
22lo 18th. 1r. w.g.32. so
l4lI Wisconsin ay. 1900
OFFICE ROOMS.
49, +S6 La av. heated
rooms. $40. $3.50, $50
ouses and fats apply at
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MILLS, Cos 9Th NV.
Fit 1854 WiIiard.5rD 50
Ii64S Gales ne. Or. b. 1b 40
! Stable r FOG r NV. S 50
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FOR RENT
IS q ST. Ne
NICE GROOM AND BATH
HoI Sc. IN CENTRAL LOCATION
AMI ONLY HALF SQUARE FROM
CAR LINE.
RENT REASONABLE
FRANCIS 4. BLU\D0N.
SJ7 7TH ST. NV.
THE AGENT WHO PLFASFS BOTH
LANDLORD AND TENANT
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FOR RENT-BY
wM. II. SAUNDERS L CO.,
1907 ST. NV.
HOUSES.
ss21 1 18th nv 17s 2hsi2S 54o4 9th NV. sr b.
1877 ne. Or. b. .27 50I 434 Ky av sc Or b ia SO
40 Porter ne. Or. b. .2850I 1913 me- 6r b. ia 10
HOP 7th ne,sr b. ..28.50I 1920 ID me- 8r b. l6 10
l425 g ne. Sr. b. 30 so 1926 u ne Or b. IL 10
2227 18th NV .6r, b. 20 so 2O20 Rosedale ar ~ I'd
53a 18th Sc. Or. bel So
FLATS.
The Llzon. Or. b. 81 90 s+1s r. I'd h.Br b. .21 so
1906 s NV, Or, b. 81 10 1901 LIST nv ar h On 5O
1920 G sw, 81. b. 30 90 13S9k, I. sc 4r h In On
1905 NV, 5r. b. .3o 90 1867 l. Sc Ar b. q OO
1923 35th Or. h. q so
HOUSES-COLORED
1l44 18th st. NV. 6r H.. and 500 80
1910 + st. ne. rooms. ............lS 20
123l Alton st. ne. 5r.. S. and w......... II so
l225 Alton court ne. Ar, and w....... 10. 30
l323l2 St alley, Ar, - and w........... 10. %
-u2S f"sedale ST. ne. Or. s. and w.. $50
STORES
31lf llth st. NV. large cellar. ......... $32 30
iiff iotn ST. or = ana w ..........-. 200
Rear !l44 18th st. NV. garage. 90
ltear l-V' Stn NV. 500
Rear 20 Pierce NV. water. stalls. COO
Rear 1919 10th st. NV. water, stalls. 500
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FOR RENT-BY L. ].
72l 9th nw.sto. sta&50. 90
610 n Y az nw.9 e. hN 50
1870 V NV. Or. b. $3.50
1911 9Th NV. Or, b.S.0
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FOR RENT
UNFINISHED.
3431 Ga av Arb. $3.50 1918 INV, sr.b. 1876 90
343 H st sw. orb. 2O.5O 1925 e1st, ilr,b 5000
1905 Ont I'd, 6r,b. $3.50
APARTMENTS
1912 av. .$l5to$27. SO 2o13 14th NV Srb 1000
104 18th NV. 3rb. %. 90 1924 G NV S35kS45 on
2016 NV, Arb :. 5000 21st&N NV Or b. ~ 30
STORES.
1886 14th nv. &stas90.0 On 10 18th NV -. $1,000
1912 \ av NV. 5000 18th & G NV. 200 90
OFFICES.
1901 G nwsl0 00to$3o 90 1924 G. NV 81. sotos27 20
1906 e nw....... q. 80 707 G NV ... 1000
COLORED
1853 sth .5r bapt)$25.oo BOIL Sher av 4r b. SIT 90
1908 Sher av.4rb. 100 211a NV, 1r. 400
JORDAN & co. unc.l, 1905 G ct NV
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FOR RENT-$255O.
702 4th st. ne: ready for occupancy;
new, six rooms and BATH with kitchen on first
floor modern plumbing and nicely decorated
throughout
A. +. FOX COMPANY, Established 1876.
THE Realty Corner 14th at New York ave.
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FURNISHED OR UNF'URNIsHE
FOX RE,
HEISKELT & McLERAS.
l303 III ST. NV.
ITNFIRNISHED.

UNFINISHED.
2Ios 18th, c5r 81 900 1921 10th 1Ir. h. 1000
1905 II Nv. 25r....oao l75l T. Tor. h. ~. 90
1927 I9th 25r. Al. ..1I5 17+s Ore av. 11r.b. 20
1919 10TH lsr :b. .f25 1880 Ore av, 11r. 40. oO
1852 18TH Tor cb S:.33 1904 Col I'd Or. 10. 80
2052 3sth. Or. b. 15np 1882 Corcoran. or. b.31:0
1925 21st. Tor. TO on 1916 18th. ar. b. 3o,'
l12S 2lst. Tor b. 5000 $500 18th. 7r. n. 80
1920 l. Tor h. -. go 90 Broad Branch I'd. 6r2b no
lh02 NV. Ill. 500 1922 18th 6r, b. $50
lib De Sales. 1915 80 zoos sw. sr. 800
1909 O. lIr. b. 30 On i3iS Union. 6r. b.. II 20
1717 Ore ar lii. b. 5000 927 800 f, for bus. offer
1885 Z. %. Ar A.. 900. 80 ~ ,,s,
1oi: 18th. :sJr. 1".hao 1896 Calvert 1or- 125
1907 10th. 1sr. $4,000 l629 Y. Tor. l25
I7nJ Corn 1ir. 5000 1925 2lst. lot. -. .12a
POS 18th 25r. 5000 1919 Fairmont lr..125
cl.;4 Col rd 30r. 1000 I'LL Corcoran, 10r- 100
1927 10Th 30r. 3b $ GOO 1904 =. Tor, b. 100
LOO W av. ar 5000 Ia I; Tor; b.. s. 90
1871 10th. 12r. 200 PALS 18th. Tor s.. 90
t35 Park I'd. 12r- lJl ll% 4th SO. Ir. 800
1900 10Th lar: 2b....l5o 1928 Corcoran. 10 10
UNrtRNisHED APARrMENTs. Wv
Wyoming. :r. b, k42.shI 1712 18th. Or, b.. .35. no
1112 18th. Or. b.. 80 DC s25 r, 5r. b. .35. 90
Exeter, Or, b. oD Alice. sS5. 40 to AZ. so
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Apartments nf nil sizes in choice apartment
houses List at Office.
STORES
OFFICE RooMS.
per per- snn num- Or SIS 10Th I'll av % to sr
3r. Sd d. As o. sl1-s1a 18th. Al 700
sl1slo 14th. I'd d. 1901 Bush bldg. eth.
Sl1-sl9 lith. single offer.
rooms. $3.50 to IL 80
1873 Belmont. 90 1742 Oregon. IL 20
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STORES.

1870 18th NV. =. AZ. sol l4th Newton. new
1913 18th NV. 4r4O 90 5000 to 30. 90
go 18th NV sto. 1000 s13 18th nv. "a ~ ~
s74s i4th NV. store as % 2sle 18th n'ment il. %
1882 10th NV. 81. 90 Sc r NV. 2r. Is. 90
l343 81 ne. 80 so. SIS Fla Az NV. IS. so
MOORE q HILL UE0.l.
1888 Ut.
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FOR RENT
JrNEEREISuEn

UNFINISHED.
50 y y av NV. Or. b$40. 20
ISIS T NV. Or. b.. 32. 30
1907 N c st. 7r, b. 30. 80
1905 n ] av, Or. b. p. 80
1858 18th NV, sr.b. So. SO
452 Newton. i1-. B. 20. 60
1886 18th nv. lor. b50 90
433 @ NV. Or. , 70. 80
1851 T NV, Or. b. .f5.o 90
$500 10th NV. sr.b. is. 30
442 Newton. 6r. BIZ. 20
IS Fl NV. Or. b. :. 50. IS
IS o ne. Or. b. %. 30
TO6 E NV. Tor, b. $50
s34 llth ne. Or. BIB so
1919 l ne, Or. b.. .ls- 30
242 l4th sw. Or. b.1S,@
SUBURBAN.
Olive ave. Kenilworth.
ID G. fine house ard
stable. $500
Cor Madison & Sbep-
herd I'd. 6r. pantry. 90
OFFICES.
18th & L NV. 3r. heat.
electric light. .S35 co
STABLES.
as Pa av NV. $50. 90
22l2 lith NV. 1000
FRANCIS A
CO.. -tL
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coY0Rrn TRNANrs

COLORED TENANTS.
1925 10Th NV l3r has 90 1870 10th NV 5r 25 81
2l0S NV. 6r. b.. 81 20 24l3 SHOWS ct, 4r. 20
1140 2lst NV. 81, b 30 80 1923 Half sw Or. so
81 r NV. 6r, b. .2S.bO
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herd I'd. 81. pantry. II 90 STORES
18th GFf ns g. +. NJ sH!' COZ isshaR g
ELECTRIC light Il t. $50 co la,h st 80 90
as P. s ~ ,s GOOD dC TFsAST g
FRANCIS A. BLUND0N.
COZ 18th st. NV
The agent who pleases both landlord and tenant.
FOR RENT-BARGAINs IN HOUSES
1918 st. NV
Good location. rooms and bath. ...... .s32 80
This is money maker for boarding house
rooms and bath. Rent only $50 10
cory Groom and bath home in central
location; 10 quick renter 80
Downtown home.
1O6 T. ST. NV.
10 rooms and bath. --.--...-........ $500
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
60i 9TH 81.
The agent who pleases both landlord and tenant
FOX RENT
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS
4 fine store. corner 18th and SITS.
,oc,r,o suitable piG,T FOR any business sr p,c,r,
SOt' STREET NV
Do you realize when the Capital Traction
Co start their cross-town road what a business
street this will be-
Rent this one now. and take lease so that
you secure sane at low rental, and avoid
paving high rent.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON
801 18th St NV
The agent who pleases both landlord and tenant
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FOR REST-FLOYD r
1913 Md av FIR. h2l g.
$40. W Ne. Or. b. 90. 81
a49 Va av sw, Or, b. 40. N
ITO II sw, Or. b. %. u
11S e Sc. 1r. b. .25. o.
ISL l. sw. Or. b. .22.5'
1900 " NV, 12r.b. 400
3OH Mclean xw, Or. Is 81
44S 9th sw, or. b. Is. s.
AIS 7th sw, 8r. ...1s.5'
4O6 Sth sw, 8r. .15.0
1880 Union sw. 5r. l2. n
466 Md av sw. Sr. b. 20. s.
81 NJ SO. 8r. b. 1875
TO II sw. Or. 81
1922 Union sw. Sr. Ills,
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
l413 O. Tor. b.. $3.50 1914 Riggs pl Or b. 40 90
2SGS 7 ar b.. 1880 81 GOTH Or, b.. H. 80
APARTMENTS.
Massachusetts, 5r., b., up to date. best loca-
32s 18th ne. Or. and bath, modern % 50
fe20-3t +. w GRAHAM & Co, 617 18th
FOR RENT-NO 40 PORTER ST. Ne: &
and bath: in fine condition; convenient
to cars; large concrete cellar; furnace heat
Rent, only $26. so
WI. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
fe20-3t 14O7 st. NV
FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC THIS REAIT
tfui apartment 3l5 Oakdale place: 4
rooms and BATH all beautifully decorated; open
for inspection; $500.
fe20-3t CHAS F. BAEES 1921 st.
FOR RENT-COLORED-522 ST: 3-STORY
brick: rooms and bath; first class condition.
this Is very desirable house.
fe20-3t CHAS f.. BANES 1921 F. at
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GET OUR Rig FOR RENT LIST.
Contains zoo properties
THREE O. KEYS TO EACH
PROPERTY WE HAVE FOR REM.
BOSS & PHELPS Nnc.).
a10 14TH NV.
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK.
Three phones.
MAIN 340-41-495.
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DON e. CO. 224 E. CAP.
b35 14th So, 6r. b.l9.5o
Gil 14th So. 6r. b.l9.4O
b21 Ith Sc. Or. b..lS.3
507 18th Sc, Or. b.1S.O
l4lS d ne. Or. b.16.5O
1910 nth se. 5r. 1850
20@ n We, 5r. $50
1910 kra mer ne. 5r.9.5O
FLATS.
430 10th ne. 5r. b. .22.50
SJ2 r ne. 5r. H.. ESQ
621 L Sc, 5r, b. .3.5o
TENTS.
., b,,,,..,......SS.J0
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FOR RENT-BY SHANNON & LUCHS.
NJ. 2345. 713 18th St NV NJ 2346.
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FRANCIS A. Blu MOON
60I 9TH 81.
The agent who peases both landlord and tenant
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IbONOHOE & SONS.

'ntC a Cc.NS-
'apitol st.
42a l. NV. 5r. ia. 20
33T ". Ana. or. 1850
1885 4th Sc. Or. .11.6
1858 Kramer ne. .br. $50
los y Sc. Or. 8. 40
APARTMENTS.
The Folger,
al "a Sc. 6r. 40. 90
The Pancoast.
1343 L Cap. 5r. $3.50
FLATS.
III 10th Sc. 5r. b.22.5 so
ALI ". Ana, 7r. b. $500
STORES.
a15 9Th sc. Or. 1000
ID and Mass ne. rs. 90
100 Sd Sc, 4r. .2O.O0
437 9TH ne. " & $500
1910 18th Sc. .....10.00
Ilete list.
'ONOHOE & SONS.
SOS East Capifnl st.
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FOR RENT-DUR1NtI INAUGURATION WEEK.
three very handsomely furnished houses in the
finest part If the northwest: one has Is rooms
and . haths and The others IL rooms and :.
baths each. For permit to inspect apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER co unc.>.
fco0-eo.tf T3S 18th st NV
FOR RFNT-vERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
IIW-SES: SOME LOCATED IN THE MOST
FASHIGNABLE SECTION OF THE CITY:
RENTING AT FROM $500 To $4,000 PER
lEAR. TYLER & RUTHERFORD tInc.l 80
ETH ST. NV. fe20-It'
TO IErals24 MASS. AVE. Nv; VERY
HANDSOME HOME. IA ROOMS AND 3
BATHS: BEDROOMS: COMPLETELY FUR
NISHEp: STEAM HEAT: GOOD ORDER;
Low RENT
THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
u. Q. SMITH. LEE r.. LATIMER.
fe2O-6t laos NEW YORK AVE
FOR RENT-FOR INAUGURATION OR LONGER
period. completely furnished private residence
of ten rooms. two baths: location between
Sheridan and Dupont circles. adjoining most
exclusive residential section Address F. f. c..
Chevy Chase. Md. fe16-tu. tn ,sa st
FOR RENT-lsO9 ST. NV: COMPLETELY
and handsomely furnished house; parlor. library
large dining room. kitchen and pantry LIST
floor: best location: piano. china. bedding: for
extra session. year or next season. Apply
OWNER. 500 Conn. ave. NV fe13-30t
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FOR RENT
1909 Euclid st. NV. 10 rs. b.. INV. bit $45 90
500 q St NV, 10 rooms and bath. 30. 30
70 II st. NV. rooms and bath. ...... 30. Is
ZIG Mass. ave. NV, rooms and bath. $50. 50
30 Myrtle st. ne, rooms and bath. II 80
90 Myrtle St ne, rooms and bath. -. II so
81 18th st. ne, 3 rooms and bath. Is. SO
l4oI Col. st. NV, Z rooms and bath. %. 80
~ llth st: Sc. store and dwelling. 20 .OO
?. J. WALSHE. 1896 New York ave
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1914 n nw.20r. 2b.
!fSs Msss AZ NV.
Gr, Sd. ........ IS. 90
f440 NJ. l5r. Sb. a. 0OO
1929 18th nw.I9 3h2. 500
BOO 18th w,l5r. ah2. GO
1908 N Fl av.13r. 20 1. 500
1923 NJ. 15r. 3b. Il. 4o,
400 l. NV. l2r. h..l. 200
30Ol Kal I'd. l2r. Dbl. 200
s4o6 u NV. l2r. b. 1000
l43! r ! av nv.
11r. b. per year. LOCO
Silver Spring. Nd,
l6r. b............. 100
sos 18th nv. a.o.
Par. ab-...........2 200
1902 18th NV. 1er. 3b. IT'S
4236 Mass av.14r. 2b. $50
SIT 18th NV. Tor. IN. $50
1918 NJ. 14r. Oh. 100
I12 Sth nw.15r,2b.
heat included. SIS. 90
l7ao Q NV. l2r. h.s3. IS
1873 10th NV. 12r. 2hsO. 90
18th & n c av,
store & dwg. az. O0
1920 nth. l2r. 4b.7s. 90
1892 10th. 12r. h. II. 90
1912 VT av.12r. 2b. 20. 90
1928 14th nw.1lr.b.s 5 90
l14 8 NV. Or. H.. .65. 90
400 Chaplin. 13r. 2b65 %
S25 2Ist nw.lor h 60 OF
iots 18th NV. sto.
lor. b. go. 90
1918 Calvert NV, Tor
2h. INV heat. 80. 80. 90
1911 Adams Mil I'd.
Tor. b. so 90
1920 18th. Or. b. 80. 90
1916 P NV. 13r. b. So. 90
FTRN
Flat 233a Mass. ave. n.
113S NJ nu 10 roor,
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See our list Of apartments under Apartments
TO Let. fe2Osa&w,tf
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Downtown home.
1o6 ST. NV.
10 rooms and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3J 90
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APARTMENTS

I--U U UN II II. II I. 'DJ. OO
STORES.
1919 l. NV. .$35. 90
NE cor 14th&R NV. 63. 90
14th st NV. 30. %
1917 l. NV. 80 90
GOOD COL. TENANTS.
20 q NV, 1r, b. .2S.J 80
RI.TNDON.
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FOR RENT-CHEAIa- 308- 3Os- $40 3Io y ST. Sc:
nice 6r. pressed brick houses: in good repair
and just the houses for employees OF the navy
yard Rent, for only $40. so.
G.. II. PARKER co. Incl
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNEURNISHED.
FUIs KENT
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., mo.
Real Estate. Loans and insurance,
7SS 18TH ST. NV.
YNEv,RNISupn

1914 n nv. 2or. Pr lChevy Chase Or b. 50 %
!7Sa Msss NV. 1918 9th l2r. h. so, 65
2Or. 3b. IS 90 1920 Harvard Tor. b 20. so
144O NJ 15r. 3d. 900 Mt Rainier Md. u. h *. 30
1922 18th NV lnr 3h2 800 lSo0 Corcoran Tor h42 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-20

FOR RENT-THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES
In all sections OF the city: all sizes and prices
to suit We can save !ou time snd trouble
by calling, or phone to this ONCE HARRISON
REALTY CO.. Inc. 621 18th NV. N. 1862.
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Chevy Chase. @.b.s2.O
1918 9th. l2r. h. so. 65
1929 Harvard. Tor. b 80 so
Mt Rainier. Md. 7r. h $500
1920 Corcoran. Tor. b42 30
2i21 18th. pr. b. 1850
2i46 S Oak Az ne.
Or. b. 400
Riverdale Tor. 1000
Brightw'd.DC.Iar.. 40 no
HIS nth w.lor. b40 90
AIS Sd NV. Tor. b. 81 80
olO6 l4th pw.9r.h h. 81 80
1910 q. Tor. h. fur. g so
1907 18th. lOr. b. $3.50
iiIll BELMONT. ar. b. SO. 81
1919 Col RI. Sr. b. $3.50
1884 9th. Tor. b. ..25 81
33 Seaton. 7r. b. =. $3.50
Upper part SIS 18th
NV. 6r. 1910
1928 9th. Sr, b. 1880
Gil French. IT. b..3o -
1905 NJ. Tor. b. 80. 80
3l6 F. ne. Sr. b. 5000
Cor 18th & B ne.
6r. b. ........... .27.50
1904 Fl ne. Or. b.. 2o.5o
1919 oath. Or. b. ..2n.m
5O4 LIST Sc. Or. h.. 20 90
Nv cor Goth & Bryant.
ne. frame. Or. ..l4.m
1907 Bryant ne. frame.
Or. -l[.U
20O9 Bryant ne. frame.
VI. L."
1904 Bryant ne. frame.
Or. lO.u
r $40 G sw. 4r.. 1000
Winthrop Hts.DC.6 ra. so
% Shows row. 4r. las
Lot FL. % 1927. 100
SHED.
r.. 11r. and 3b. 80. .235
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
DEATH CALLS MEMBER
OF BRADBURY FAMILY
Mrs. Rosario Winston Passes Away
at Family Residence--sody
to Be Inferred at
Oakland

Mrs. Rosario Winston, daughter OF
the late Mrs. Simona Bradbury, ana
member of the we'll known Bradbury
family, died yesterday morning at per
home, APO West Forty-fifth street. Al
though Mrs Winston had been Ill Tor
several months, her death was uneA-
pected. James w. Winston, the nus
band of Mrs. Winston, is in charge Oh
the Bradbury mines at Rosario, in the
interior of Mexico, and will not be able
to reach home before the funeral sefV-
ices.
Mrs. winston was 80 years of age at
the time of her death. She was porn
on the family estates in Mexico. Much
of her life had been passed in Los An
geles and San Francisco. She lived in
San Francisco much of late, as her
children attended school there. AS q
daughter of the Bradbury family she
was prominent socially before and at
ter her marriage, and until her health
failed she took a prominent part in So
cial affairs both in Los Angeles ana
San Francisco.
Mrs. Winston had been suffering
with heart trouble for several months.
She was unconscious from Sunday
night until yesterday morning, passing
away while in a state of coma.
Mrs Winston leaves five children,
Marion, Louis, Rosario, James and
Lawrence The two latter are attend
ing a private school in Los Angeles.
She was the sister of John, Simona,
Lewis and Louisa Bradbury and of
Mrs. I. H. Polk.
A requiem mass, for members of the
family only, will be celebrated this
morning at o'clock at the Church of
the Holy Cross, Rev. Thomas F. Fahey,
the pastor, to be celebrant. At 11:3O
o clock a short funeral service will be
held at the residence, conducted by
Father Fahey, who was a friend and
spiritual adviser of the family.
A special car will be attached to the
coast line train leaving at 2;30 o'clock
this afternoon, which will convey the
body and family to Oakland, where the
funeral service will be held Wednes-
day afternoon and the body buried be-
side those of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury in
the family burial plot
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
MANAGER OF PALACE
CAFE DENIED PERMIT
Police Commission Refuses to Grant
Wholesale Liquor Dealers License
to AdoIph Jahnke at 1903 South
Spring Street

The police commission last night
gave Adolph Jahnke, proprietor of the
Palace cafe, a severe jolt right be-
tween the eyes. At the last meeting
of the police commission Jahnke APP
piled for wholesale dealers permit at
108 South Spring street He has a
restaurant liquor license at the Palace,
adjoining the room where he expected
to conduct the wholesale business. But
the application. according to the re-
port of the chief, was irregular in that
the frontage was not sufficient,
Mr.. Jahnke was permitted two
weeks in which to correct this over
sight, but it developed last night that
the patrolman who had checked up the
frontage had made an oversight, in
stead Of Mr.. Jahnke, and that the
petition did represent the necessary
frontage.
On this showing Mr.. Jahnke and
everyone else in the room, with the
exception of five persons, believed this
wholesale license would be granted, and
Mr.. Jahnke stepped up, all smiles, to
receive his permit.
as there a door connecting the
wholesale room and the restaurants"
asked Mayor Alexander.
Mr.. Jahnke admitted there was such
door.
II think it's bad policy to grant two
kinds of liquor permits for the same
place." said the mayor.
II move it be denied" said Commits
sioner Topham, and his motion pre-
vailed without a dissenting vote.
Mr.. Jahnke left the commission room
in a daze.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
LIEUT.. DIXON PROMOTED
TO POSITION OF CAPTAIN

Lieut.. Charles E. Dixon was APP
pointed to the position of captain by
the police commission last night and
Sergt. Haupt was elevated to the po-
sltion of lieutenant. These changes
will take effect May 1.
In making Dixon captain the new
police commission did something the
old commission refused to do for a
long time because of a dislike the
commissioners felt for Dixon. A va
cancy in the position of captain has
existed since the death of Capt. Auble.
Dixon has been the only eligible on
the civil service list for the. position,
and because this was the case the
former police commission permitted
the vacancy to continue.
Chief Dishman made a recommen-
dalton that the police commission
adopted last night. This is that the
civil service commission be asked to
amend it's rules to raise the age limit
for examinations for lieutenants to 80
years where an applicant has been ten
years or longer in the service. The
age limit now is As years. An exam
nation will be held May for lieu
tenants and captains. There are two
sergeants in the department anxious
to take the examination, but they are
46 years old and would be excluded
under the civil service commissions
ruling.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
WANTS MORE TIME TO GET
INFORMATION ON LICENSES

Chief Dishman last night asked the
police commission for a weeks further
time to get the information the COM
mission desires concerning who owns
the licenses of the 200 retail saloons in
Los Angeles. The commission seeks
this information in order to know
which saloons are independent and
which are controlled by the breweries.
The chief declared he had reports on
all the saloons, but had found that
some of the saloonkeepers were not
truthful about the matter.
Commissioner Topham also asked
him to get the names of the property
owners who lease the store rooms to
saloonkeepers. He declared the prop
erty owner was as hard on the saloon
keeper, in his demand for exorbitant
rents, as the breweries were, and that
the saloonkeeper was being ground be-
tween an upper and neither mill stone.
He said that when he found a saloon
keeper doing what was right he was
going to support him with all his
power and the other commissioners
and the mayor echoed this sentiment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
PATRoLMAN DROPPED; TWO
CITED TO APPEAR FOR TRIAL

Patrolman Edward B. Lyman was
dropped from the department last
night by the police commission on rec
concentration of Chief Dishman. Dish
man declared he was lacking in the
qualities to make a good officer. Lyman
is alleged to have badly used prisoner
in the presence of the chief not know
ing that the man who was watching his
actions was his superior officer.
Patrolman G.. j. Roller and w. c..
Pursell were ordered suspended and
cited to appear before the commission
at it's meeting next week to submit to
trial. Both are accused of conduct I'M
becoming an officer. PurselPs case is
complicated with an allegation that he
attempted to extort money from the
manager of the Rainier, although state
ments made by himself and his atto:-
ney. Nick Harris, if true, show this was
misunderstood.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
Wool Imports Heavy

BOSTON, April 26.--Figures already COM
piled in connection with the textile situation
in New England show that the importations
of wool through Boston thus far this month
have exceeded previous records for the
month of April since 1897. The total for
the month to date has been in excess of 20,-
900 600 pounds. Last year the importations
for the entire month of April were less than
4 900 900 pounds
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
SCHARGEp PATRoLMAN TO
BE GIVEN SECRET HEARING

The case of William M. Mellon, the
ratrolman who was discharged from
the police department by the last act
of Harper's police commission, Will
have another chance before Mayor AL
exander's police commission.
The commission last night agreed to
hear his case in secret session Thurs
daY evening at s O'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
nArcAER POWERS DEAD

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Maur-
ice Powers, catcher for the Phlladel-
phia American league baseball ciup;
and one of the best known basepali
players in the country, died at nos
nital in this city today of gangrene
poisoning. $50
born in Pittsheld, Mass. He joined the
Athletics in 1901, being the Oldest man
on the team in point of service
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27

this time you state to this advisory committee
and the public whether or not you will In the
future consult with this committee and obtain
its approval In accordance with your repre-
sentation to the public In your resolutions and
letters as set out herein.
Respectfully submitted
s. A. BUTLER, President
#. w Blanchard, secretary of the advisory
committee to the board of supervisors and the
highway commission of Los Angeles county.
California