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The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
DUAL CONTESTS BEGUN.
Navy Gymna<ts to Meet Baltimore
Teams Coach Lush Leaves.

SPECIAL q The washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. Feb. 1.-THE Naval
Academy gymnasium team viii open its
season Of dual contests on Wednesday
with the Central Young Mems Christian
Association. Of Baltimore
Saturday the midshipmen meet the
Columbia University team and on the
following Saturday have the University Of
Pennsylvania gymnasts as opponents. On
March I3 there viii be a dual boxing and
wrestling contest between teams repre-
senting the Naval Academy and Penn
sylvanis-
The midshipmen viii close their season
Of basketball games tomorrow when
they VIII play against the five Of E0-d-
ham With tO-mOTTOWS game. Billy
Lush Will have finished his contract as
coach Of the navy I've and viii return
TO New Haven for q few days. 10 assist
in coaching the Ell baseball team
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Rnnker,. vic Tnke. Lie.

Vandalia. I'll. Feb. 21.-Nrs- Alice Fog
ler. wife Of William " Fosier, presiden;
Of the First National Bank Of this city
committed suicide this morning by hang
ing herself 10 water pipe in the base
ment Of their residence.
She had been in bad health for some
time.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Conspiraey g. NInde-

Toledo, Ohio. Feb. "a conspiracy 10
protect Allen n. Armstrong, former war
Gen Of Jackson prison, from prosecution
on charges OF bribery was exposed to-day
by the Michigan State officials. The plan
was to blacken the characters Of Gen.
Fred ". Green. Warden Fuller, Of the
State reformatory at Ionia. and members
q the board Of control
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Nr. Kramer lecture.

sir. wright Kramer Iectured on Berlin.
the second Of his supplemental series Of
Burton Holmes travelogues. at the New
Masonic Temple last evening. and jUdg-
ing from the enthusiasm. the audience
seemed greatly pleased with NT Kra-
mer's easy style. His popularity seems
10 be increasing The talk, while inter-
estins and entertaining, was highly edu-
eating
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Denies sale of Coal Land.
Isl TO The Washington Herald

/ SlecisI % Ihe WaslirE1Cn Head
MoTgantOwn. Is. Va. Feb I-GeR
James c. Frazer. OF Morgantown. denies
the report that the holdings of the Coch-
ran Coal and Coke Company. comprising
I. So acres in MOnOngalia County. has
been sold. OF that negotiations are on for
the sale II had been reported that the
tract had been acquired by the Standard
Oil interests The tract g roughly val
ued at s2.500e00
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Valuable white KaoIin Found.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. Feb. 2.-Stste Chem
ist MaEruder, Of Richmond, says the de-
posit Of white kaolin found on the farm
Of Thomas Turner, near Winesap, Is
worth from g TO 81 a ton The mineral
is near the Southern Railway. and a few
miles from the city.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Nanr Par Poll ra.e. At Lrnchhurr

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Feb 21.-Cp TO yester-
day. the total number OF capitauon taxes
paid in the city WIS 2.S72. this being the
exact number when the tax list was
made up. last Nay. for the fall election.
The record shows that there has been
an increase IN the number paid by white
voters and a decrease in the number Of
negro voters The extension Of the cor
porate limits included leo voters last
year.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
kocaI temperature.

Midnight. 20; > D m Il. a. n %. 6 z n. 8
a. n. 5 10 3 r.. q: Z noon. IS: =. L.. s.
= m. 3; D H. 81: ? n, q; 10 T. n. =
NlsximrIn1 p miuiur-r 3
Relative numiCIIy-S a m g: y n IS Rain
fan IS = n % s y m.l. Ga Hours q sunshine 3
TcmperatuTe sane date last yeaT-Msxnuun. 5,
minimum. -
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
TO OPEN CAMPAIGN.
Tucker VIII Address Big Mass
Meeting Next Wednesday.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 2L-Harry St.
George Tucker. candidate for governor. is
20 formally open his campaign in this
city on Wednesday at the Academy OF
Music The meeting has been arranged
by Richmond friends of the candidate,
Mr. Tucker is expected to get right
70 make some declarations that viii have
reference to his candidacy. In this con-
necti0n a story emanatinC from Wash
ingJOn is 10 the effect that M Tucker
wiz spring some big surprises.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Americnn Ninister at FunernI.

ish ministers here have keen appointed
special ambassadors TO represent their
respective countries at the funeral OF the
late Emperor. Japan and Mexico viii
send special missions. Two hundred
days mourning ended yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
CRUISER PANTHER ARRIVES.
First OF Homecoming War ships to
Reach Port.

Reach Port.
Fort Monroe, Va. Feb. 4.-The con-
verted cruiser Panther, tender Of the
feet came into port to-day, the first OF
the homecoming vessels to arrive. She
reports that she encountered a terrific
storm on Friday of the Bermudas, and
had a hard time weathering it
The Panther took the southern route
from Gibraltar. and when the storm broke
the feet. which must have had very bad
weather also. was about 100 miles north
Of the PantherS course The tender got
into wireless communication with the
feet AZ : o'clock this morning When the
Panther arrived az Fort Monroe she car
ried a hOmeward-bOUnd pennant which
trailed 800 feet over her stern.
Among to-nizht's arrivals are Mrs. W
Emlen Roosevelt and Miss Corinne Roose-
velt Robinson, Of New York and Miss
Katherine EIkins, Of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
MAD DOG SCARE IN BEDFORD.
Supposed Rabid Animal Bites Seven
Persons.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va Feb. FLAMES Cadwal-
ader. a Bedford County farmer. last
night sent three OF his children 20 Pas
teur Institute. Baltimore. for treatment
4 dog. believed to have been suffering
with rabies. bit the children yesterday.
The dog als0 bit several other persons
before il was killed seven persons in the
same neiEhbOThOOd were bitten BY a rabid
dog during Christmas week
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22

Temperatures in other cities, together with the
amount cf rainfall. for tie twelve hours ended at
T. II. yesterday. are as follows
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Artistic Composition

Clean. new tyDe faces. and perfect r-ezzEorl
combine 70 keep J. & D. printing constantly ii
shs lineEght- Le; Us estimate
Judd & Detweiler, Inc,
TIE BIG PRINT SHOP. 4z-S uTH ST.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22

Tide Table.
To-day-High tids go e. n and le:l7 p. n Low
tide. 80 a. n. ard f.0s 2. II
To-morOE-Hish tide. 1880 g. n and 1875 7. n
Low tide "a a. II. ard D n
Condition of the Water.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
HaTpsrs Ferry, ". Va, Feb. I-Both rivers
muddy to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
PRESIDENT DEPARTS
TO SEE The FLEET
Crowds at White House and
the Navy Yard.
BOY sTIRs Up ENTHUSIASM

FFactiOuS Horse AImost Causes h
Collision with Mr.. ROosevelt's Car
riage Just Before He and His Party
Board the Yacht NIayfIOETer-sEens-
hers OF the Party anG Incidents.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
THRONGS En- ROUTE
TO HAMPTON ROADS
Transportation FacilitiesAre
Taxed to Their Utmost.
NAVAL PAGEANT ATTRACTS

Majority Choose Water Route, and
Wharves ire Crowded with Pas
sengers-BOats Filled to Capacity
and Loaded Deep in Water-Nany
Go by RafI-Union Station Busy.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Ocean Steamships

New YcTk FEB. a--AuiTed: New York, frou
Southampton February g.
Arrived out: Philadelphia. at Southampton.
sziled from foreign ports: CamTania, from Queens
town.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
STEKOGRaPHIe ACADEMY,

COLORADO BUILDING.
fffmsn. GrsEs1. BsrzeS. GreEz. ard SyIlshse SyS
tsD& Individual instruction SPECIAL utes fH en-
c3ets oOurEa PosLio1s guaranteed
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
BIG BATTLE FLEET
AWAITS THE DAWN

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
wireless Messages.

InnumeTable wireless messages were re-
ceived at the Navy Department yesterday
from the feet. mostly OF routine nature.
Rear Admiral Pillsbury, Acting Secretary
Of the Navy. with several officers Of the
Bureau Of Navigation, were on duty all
day arranging with the commander-in-
chief Of the feet the final details for the
review.
The only message Of importance sent by
the Navy Department was one containing
instructions 10 Rear Admiral Sperry to
anchor the feet for the night on the
Southern drill grounds. just OF and to
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22

Rep-eseutstives Hull. Ellis. Underwood Foster.
Lerahan. Lee. Russell CTsFens. Denver Br9usscryi.
Fulton Hall. Rauch. Bradley Garter HARDY Nye
Ncrse. Loudenslager. Hays. Aickinlay SblTgis Ban
ron. O'CCnnell. Towrse2d. Loud. Haugen. Psdzett
SlemT. Hamilton. kBorf. Snap1. Higgins. Byrd
Robinson. Campbell. SteVcus. Harding Madisna
Dixon. Mckinley. RuckCr sicliuirp, Chapman Cook
Reynolds. Bede Shac,deford. Pray smith. Ash
brock Ryan. M0ndeE Martin Gronna ForyiIey
Driscol. TAYLOR. Marshall Johnson Sherley Need-
hEm. POLAND Anthony. Hackett. Mclaughlin la
feau. Bates Roberts, RsnsdeT, RandeT Langley.
Hughes Of New JERSEY. Hughes q West Virginia,
KnOwla1d Murphy. Hinsh2w. Wilson. Boyd Hack
ncy and Norris. and Senator 1litCn. of Florida
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Many Passengers.
Congregational Party.

The Washington carried exclusively the
Congressional party, including members
of the House and Senate and their friends.
OhciaIs al the vharves say that between
so and so persons went by that boat
alone
Evening star., 1909-06-10
KING JAMES AT TOP
IN THE SUBURBAN

NEW YORK. June 1O.-Suburban i'm
posts have been announced by w. s.
vosburgh the Jockey Clubs official
Handicapped. The top weight is assigned
10 King James He is given 100 pounds,
as against 124 allotted to Celt. The lat
ter carried 121 and King James 126 in
the Brooklyn handicap. The respective
performances of the two horses in that
event furnished the line on which the
readjustment was made. Evidently the
handicapper's estimate of the relative
qualities Of the two most conspicuous
turf performers now on the American
continent does not suggest any excuse
for the defeated Brooklyn favorite. His
views do not coincide with those OF nu-
merous individuals, who asserted that
Celt did not run his race or that he was
not ready.
The oficial analysis of the race re-
suited in an increase of three pounds on
King James and an equal reduction from
the weight carried by Celt. At present
King James presence in the Suburban
field Is extremely doubtful. and the prob
abilities are that Ceit will be the ia
vorite in the Coney Island Jockey Clubs
classic event.
The race will be run Thursday June
~. and penalties will accrue from June
Evening star., 1909-06-10

ture built men so that they couldn't
kick themselves or pat themselves on
the back. Please be friends again. l.
L wish there was some tea here
could drink just to show you how sorry
/ ann
The girls mood had changed She
laughed with such heartiness at his peni-
tential attitude that he all at once felt
fun forgiveness was granted. If there
was forced note in her gayety, his
duller senses did not perceive it.
Absolvo ter she intoned I'm a little
cat ever to scratch you; and I'm silly to
let perfectly harmless things hurt me.
| don't know why 1 do it. Sometimes
| don't know my own self any more than
If l was a Frisian market woman In a
ba1Ze bonnet and number ten eabots.
1t just because you're so good and sweet
and gentle that walk all over you. Be-
cause you let me do It take out all my
bad. horrid, nasty tempers on YOU And
then you look SO surprised and unhappy
when l say snippy, mean things to you:
or when / tell you make me feel badly
and-oh. where is my nominative case ?
Anyway, you're my dear old splendid
chum. And I wouldn't be so cranky to
you II didn't care more for your little
finger than for any other mans head.
And If you'd only hit me or swear at
me now and then. I'd be lots nicer. Why
don't your
(Tos be continued tomorrow.y
Evening star., 1909-06-10
IN MRS. BoYLE's BEHALF.
Action Taken to Obtain Her Release
From Prison.

MERCER, Pa. June 1O.-Formal action
was taken yesterday by William F. Nc
Dermott of Chicago, brother of Mrs.
Helen Boyle, now serving twenty-five
years for the abduction of Willie Whitla,
to obtain her release from the peniten-
tiary.
The claim is advanced that Mrs. Boyle
was not legally convicted in Pennsyl-
vania, and efforts will be made at Pitts
burg or Philadelphia, within short time.
TO have her case reopened with the hope
that she will be given over to the authori
ties at Cleveland. Ohio, where, 1t is said,
she can be legally tried.
The Mercer county commissioners have
filed with the state department an item
lied bill of claims for payment of the re-
ward of $4,000 offered by the Governor
of Pennsylvania for the apprehension and
conviction of the kidnapers Of the Whitla
boy. The cost of apprehending and prose-
cutting the kidnapers is shown to be
$6.957.2 ., of which $4.263.71 went for de-
tective fees.
OF the amount spent s2.42.64 belonged
to MIR. Whitla and $500 to Frank Bull.
millionaire uncle Of the boy, all of which
will come out Of the $4,000 reward.
Evening star., 1909-06-10
Performance in White House
HrounIc
Grounds.
Base Ball Game Postponed.

At meeting of the base ball committee
1t was decided to postpone the date of
the game between the mines of the Cham
Der of Commerce and the Board of Trade
from June % to June %. American
League Park is being held for the game
the 10Th and also the 3Oth, in case rain
should prevent the game being played on
the former date.
E. c. Graham announced that the tickets
had been ordered and that Saks & Co.
had taken the advertising space on
the reverse side, paying sufficient for IT
to defray the cost Of printing. Invita-
tions to the game will be sent out two
tickets being inclosed with each invita-
ton. recipients of the invitations being
privileged to return the tickets II they do
not care to purchase them. There will
be no attempt whatever to embarrass
people with requests to purchase the
tickets.
The main idea in postponing the date
OF the game was to avoid conflict with
the annual commencement exercises Of
the high schools of the city, which will
be held June p, % and o. The High
School Cadets will probably give a drill
in the ball grounds preceding the game.
They are to march on the grounds behind
the Marine Band or some other military
band, which will furnish lively music be-
tween the innings.
The base ball committee will meet next
Monday to pass on the qualifications of
the players. Mr.. Belts has been selected
Evening star., 1909-06-10
10. The complete list of entries. I
gether with the weights assigned. Is:

There will be four days of racing each
week during the Coney Island Jockey
Clubs meeting.
Official announcement has been made
that the Saratoga Association will posi-
lively race five days and possibly six each
week from Monday. August ., to Satur-
day, August 2S.
Evening star., 1909-06-10
Fishing Trust Puts on the Screws.
Special Dispatch to The Star

TAMPICO. Mexico. June 1O.-There is
almost famine, 1t is said. among Mex
lean fishermen. and only an order from
President Diaz can relieve the situation.
Two big concerns who have concessions
to fish here have never objected to indi-
viduals fishing In the past, and many
poor men have made living this way
Recently some Independent concerns
started fishing and the concessionaries
protested. AS a result an order came to
stop.
Evening star., 1909-06-10
Admiral Dewey's Vacation.

Admiral George Dewey. chairman OF
the general board of the navy. is prepar-
ing to leave the city late in June for the
summer. With Mrs. Dewey he will
spend several weeks at Hot Springs, Va.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

to do the umpiring, and every effort will
be made to furnish ball game that will
be worth seeing.
Excursion in July.
AS to the excursion in July. Mr.. Moses
announced that D. J. Callahan of the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company had offered a boat for the oc-
casion free of charge.
IF we succeed in this campaign, and
we think we will,' Mr.. Moses remark
ed, I'VE will have money enough not
only to keep open the eleven Fairgrounds
we had last year. but to add five more
in sections Of the city which now have
no Fairgrounds. Moreover, we will be in
a position to make Congress realize the
importance of Fairgrounds and give US
an adequate appropriation to keep them
going
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
NORRIS REAL ESTATE co.

Bell phone 1872. 2llf Third avenue. $S600-Modern, 2-story, S-room home, south of Highland avenue, east of 29th street and in one block of car line, on a large lot; this is bargain; finished in white enamel and ma hogany; has furnace heat and servants room.
 s7250-A 2-story 9-room, modern home on l6th avenue, South Highlands, close to 2Oth street, Five Points; this is a very mouern home; tn- ished downstairs with hardwood floors and quarter-sawed oak trimmings; four large bed rooms upstairs, has two toilets, two lavatories and a servants room; eastern frontage
 s65OO-We have on 14th avenue, south, 2 story, 9-room, modern home, on large lot; has all modern improve ments and in one block of car line; terms easy.
 $600O-We have in Richmond place 2- story S-room very modern home, almost new; within half block of car line; and can be had on easy terms; this place is worth more money let us show it to you Mon day.
 $S50O-An S-room 2-story, new, brick veneer home in Norwood; close to car; on an east front lot 60x190; has furnace heat and hardwood double floors, and in fact every thing to make an ideal home. s4750-A new, 2-story, Groom home in Norwood, half block of car hard wood floors, furnace heat and everything very modern; $500 cash, balance easy.
 s5OOO-A new, 2-story, Groom home on corner lot; all modern improve ments hardwood double floors, furnace heat; $750 cash, balance easy at 61a per cent. $25O0-A Groom new home, blocks Of car line, on lot 100x140; $100 cash, bal ance $20 per month.
 s240O-6-room, new home, West End $100 cash balance $2O per month s19O0-M odern, 4-room home, West End; $1OO cash balance s15 per month. Twentieth street corner; cigar and tobacco stand price no object.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
FOR SALE.
Net an IIIuSfVe Dream

FOR SALE. $2950-An elegant cottage home with bath electric lights, etc.. IF blocks of Ann street station, South Ensley car line; good terms. S75 per acre for a good tract of land, 4 miles out, between new Shades noun tain and water works reservoir roads. $5l0 per foot 25x14O Sd avenue, between 1Tth and 18th street; property here IS sure to advance rapidly in value. s25O0-An alley corner, 45x10O, on 10th street and south of Sth avenue; improved. $1650-A North 22d street corner; well im- proved; white tenants; paying $1S5 per month.
 FOR RENT-SOUTHsIDE. rooms, 3012 avenue F, $22 00. rooms, 300S Avenue F, s20. rooms, 3021 Highland avenue, $3s. rooms, 3o21 Humbolt avenue, $40 rooms, 1915 18th street, $40 8 rooms, 1211 12th avenue, furnished, $6o. rooms, 1901 12th avenue, $50. rooms, 27o01A Avenue F. $l5. rooms, 2222 Avenue l, s25 rooms, 1920 Avenue I, S35. rooms, 1227 20th street, $45. rooms, 1900 2oth street, s35. rooms, 1904 20th street. $35. rooms, fiat, Ave. H and 12th street, 70. rooms, TIC 25th street s2O. rooms. 911k 12th street, $S5. rooms, 1912 Avenue F, S20. 8 rooms, 1914 Avenue F, $25. 10 rooms, 1895 12th avenue, $100. rooms, 1707 Avenue G, s25. rooms, 300 Central avenue, April l, $aO. rooms, 529 26th street, s20.
 FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE. 8 rooms 1880 Rush avenue, s25. Large store, opposite Terminal station, $75. rooms, 2100 2th avenue, S2O. rooms, 1872 18th street, 80. 8 rooms. 1123 23d street $S7.5 rooms, 1115 31st street, Norwood. $45 rooms, 1921 to 1925 24th street, new.
 FOR RENT-WOODLAWN rooms, 4602 1st avenue, SIP 50. rooms, 463S 1st avenue, $12.50.
 R. MCCONNELL & co. No. 2107 Third avenue. Phones slo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
THE HO ME REALTY co.
 Bell SSS3 2OO015 Third Ave.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS.

For S500 cash and $40 month we will sell you a 115-story house, on lot fronting south; 1t has eight rooms and is in good condition, the price is S3i5O. We can show you on the Southsde two nice broom cottages, on good lot rent ing for S4s per month; we will sell you for s4500 $500 cash balance l. ?, 3 and 4 years; this will pay you P per cent and is leased all the time. In one of the best locations on Southside close to car line, we have new bunga- low, rooms eastern exposure. all mod ern; finely built and well furnished as to fixtures; the price is $500; $75O cash, $40 month.
 On South 17th street we have a 6-room house we will sell you for $4000 on terms. close in.
 On South 18th and 10th avenue. a fine r room, on fine lot, for s40OO; s75O cash, balance 1, ?, 8 and years. On 18th street and 1lth avenue, beau tiful, modern, 2-story. 10-room, furnace heated, electrie-lighted, gas. strictly modern in every respect. it is gem and the price5 is 5000 under the market; 1t will take $2500 cash to buy it, but you will have a home
 For S5750-$75o cash and balance easy-we can show you on the Southside fine 2-story, S-room, all modern; will rent for $50 if you desire to rent it; this is a pickup.
 We have also on the Southside. close to 10th avenue and Five Points, a 2-story. 7-room house for S3s0O $500 cash and $45 month; can you find anything to com pare with this on the South Highlands? :? We have got this price for a limited time only: act quick If you have got S100O and a broom house is large enough for you, let us show you a perfect model; and for fin- ish will compare with any home on the Highlands.
 On South 18th street we have a 2-story, Sroom home, with stable on grounds; you can buy for $500 cash and balance like rent; the price Is low from in- vestment standpoint, and it is a fine home.
 On Highland avenue. close to Five Points We have a home that at our hands needs no description: you know the loca- ton; you know how hard it is to get a place in this exclusive section; the price is $l5,000, and We will make terms; come and see us and we will tell you the rest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
For Sale

s1S00-10 acres, 111 miles this side of East Lake, Vanderbilt, macadam road runs through it, small house and never fail ing well of good water This is s75 an acre less than adjoining property $825-40x100, southeast corner of 12th St. and Alley c, small house renting for $6 per month, room to build two more, F cash balance monthly.
 Several new, modern, S-room dwellings on South Highlands, in good location S750 cash, balance monthly. s5750-Elegant 7-room home, with base ment, on 18th avenue. south, near 18th street; one-third cash.
 s3250-A beautiful lot 50x225 feet on 18th street near 10th avenue, South High lands this is the only vacant lot left in this neighborhood; one-third cash, balance easy.
 s125O-A pretty lot 40x11O on 14th street 10th avenue south, one-half cash balance one and two years. A nice home, 2-story 9-rooms, servants room and stable, lot 50x225 feet; No. 927 South 18th street. terms $15O0 cash, bal ance easy.
 Anglin Realty & Ins. Go. Phones 1923. POPS First Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
LOTS AND ACREAGE.

For $475 cash; must sell right away; two beautiful lots at Beverly Place, across the street they are selling for 1850 each For s600 at Pearl street, West End, a large lot worth $750; terms. At Princeton lots are selling, you know; are selling for $500; we have two for $6OO each we can save you money. 40 acres; 4000 choicest peaches, 3 years old, right at station. F miles from town; will bear several thousand crates this season; price $3000
 20 acres, 1A miles Lakeview; Shades creek runs through corner; fee simple title lands adjoining selling for $2OO acre; owner going west; must sell; price s1S5O; $750 cash, balance easy. 30 acres and Broom house Huffman; a lovely tract; 5000: $500 cash. 6 acres. 4-room house. almost in city; foot of Red mountain, Shades valley; s110O; $500 cash.
 2 large lots, Berney station, West End: {: $250 worth improvements on lots; these lots front south; price $900; $500 cash large lots; east front 1a blocks car line; highest point in West End; price $1000 cash
 WE HAVE A LARGE FORGE OF SALESMEN. WE WILL PUT THEIR TIME AGAINST YOURS AND SAVE YOU MONEY. SEE US MONDAY.