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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-06
DEATHS

BESTOR-Suddenly. on June 8. 1910. at his
apartment at TIE Woodley. MARVIN BES-
TOR, aged ffty-seven years.
Funeral services viii be held az 81. Johns
Church Tuesday June Z. at 4 p m In
terncnt at oak Hill Cemetery.
EAsTERDAY-On Sunday. June g. 1910. at
$50 a. m, at his residence. 936 French
street northwest, WILLIAM D. EASTER
DAY. in the seventy-seventh year of his
age.
Funeral private, on Tuesday, JC-e :, at
II a. m
Mr.. yesterday was born at Charles Town.
" Va. In 1883. He served with the Con
Tolerate army throughout the civil war and
vas on several occasions mentioned for
. distinguished action He came 10 this city
twenty years ago and was engaged in the
until his death.
Mr.. yesterdays death followed an illness
o. hve days. and was due 70 kidney trou-
BE He leaves wife and five children.
FLETCHER-On Sunday. June 5 1910
HENRIETTA. widow Of John R. Fletcher
aged sixty-three years.
EELM-On Sunday. June 5. 1910. AZ 4.sO o
m, at tuberculosis Hospital JULIUS A
HELM, In his thirty-seventh year
HoLLAND-On Monday. June s. 1910, at his
residence. corner OF Fifteenth and II streets
northeast. GEORGE " HOLLAND.
Due notice OF funeral will be given.
SOYCE-Suddenly, on Saturday. June 4. 1910
at QuantiCo. Va. MAURICE HUMPHREYS
JOYCE, beloved husband OF Jane Boyd
Joyce, in the thirty-second year Of his a 20
Funeral from his late residence. 90
Massachusetts avenue northwest on r-raq.
day afternoon, June :, at 2-30 o'clock. In
terment private, at Oak Hill Cemetery.
HcCANN-Or Sunday. June 3 1910 ~ b,,
residence. sos L street northeast. MICHAEL
H. husband Of Irene E Mccain.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this life on Sunday
June 8. 1910 at 1 p m. TIMOTHY NIP.
PLY, beloved husband Of Martha A
Murphy.
Funeral from his late residence, 6i9 {
street southwest, on Tuesday, June 2 al
D. m Friends invited.
RoLAND-on Sunday, June 3. 1910. at o
m, ROBERT H. husband Of Rosa ma,
Roland, aged thirty years.
FUCKER-On Sunday. June s. 1910. az Al
p. m, at Baltimore, Nd, MARY Y
TUCKER daughter OF the late John any
Mary Brown. Residence, SIS street south
west.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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Deaths.

Uohn Hancock, 20 years, 712 c street
northeast.
Frank E. lie eros, As years, 1877 En-
erson street northeast
Joseph w. Myers, 25 years, United
states Marine Barracks.
Ralph G. Miller, % years, 1928 Twelfth
street northwest
Elizabeth Kahlert, IS wears. 1915 NJ
street southwest
Warnett Snyder. a years, the stan
hope apartment house.
George w Schwink, 66 years, United
states Soldiers Home, District OF
Columbia.
Nellie Lehman, $ years, tuberculosis
Hospital.
Aatheryn Kelly. 55 years. Georgetown
University Hospital
Maria NJ. BOstick, so years, 1S4S Wy
oming avenue northwest
Arthur NJ. Cooper. months. the New
ton, Sixth and + streets northeast
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Marriage Licenses

William H. AIisser and Sarah c. VT
ter, Of Washington.
Hart Cohen and Katherine McLaueh-
lin. Of Washington.
William 5. Myers. of Princeton. -. J.
and Margaret Barr. of Washin gtOn.
Morris Mekanscky and MiraI Brag-
man, Of Washington.
Jacob Bernstein and Esther KoIodne
of Washington.
Thomas L. Moore and Mabel l. HOff-
man, of Washington.
CHARLES F. Boss, jr., and Hazel S
Price, of Washington.
henry T Bright and Julia NJ. Yeates
Of Washington.
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BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were
Issued todav-
To Mrs. s. T. Davis. FOR one fve-storv
brick apartment house. at 1927 Six
teenth street northwest. architect. Mrs.
) 7. Davis: builder. John II. DeSibour,
estimated cost. $1,000
To Mary c Washington. for one two
story frame dwelling. on Maine ave-
nue., near Eastern avenue northeast: ar
chltect, Franklin Janifer; builder, T.
R. Jones: estimated cost. $500.
To David <. Parry. to reDair dwelling
At lhl6 Jefferson place northwest: ar
chitect, David 5. Barry: contractor, S. J.
Matthews; estimated cost. 1900.
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NAVY.

Lieutenant w. p. CRONAN. to Amphi-
trite as executive officer and nayi-
gator when placed in commission.
Lieutenant II. E SHOEMAKER, when
discharged treatment Naval Hos
pital, New York, y. Y, to Missis-
sippi.
Ensign r. a. LOFQUIST and Ensign p.
l. WILSON, detached Connecticut,
10 Amphitrite when placed in COM
mission.
Passed Assistant Surgeon F. II. STIB-
BENS, detached naval training sta
ton, Newport, r. l., TO naval train
ing station, san Francisco, Cal.
Acting Assistant Surgeon z. p. HAL
TON, detached Naval Hospital. New
port, r. l.. to naval training station,
Newport, r L
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Synopsis of'Chapters Already Published

Capt. Hiram Hubbeii and his daughter.
Susan, whose mother is dead and who has
lived entirely on her fathers ship. often
wearing. indeed. mems Clothes are
bound for Boston on the ship Hiram and
Susan. from Bordeaux. The crew turns
out TO be a bad lot. especially the boat
Susan, whose mother Is dead, and who has
swain, Francois, who has been logged for
insulting Susan. The only reliable man
Is the mate. Mr.. Conant who is secretly
IN love with the girl. They are attacked
10y a British frigate. the time being the
American Revolution. During the en-
gagement. Francois. taking advantage Of
the confusion. stabs the captain In re-
venge for being logged.
The Hiram and susan. worsted IN en-
counter, Is boarded by British officers
Lieut. Robert Mornington, r. y, is left
with a prize crew 10 taEe the Hiram and
Susan 10 England, the o4d crew and mate
being Imprisoned forward. Mornington
falls in love with Susan. and she partly
forgets her loss in his society.
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Charles and Louise c. Miller, girl.
Adam and Margaret Diegelman, girl.
John 3. and Marie L. Hudson. girl.
Leo z. and Lille +. SimOntOn, bow.
George z. and Josephine Ward. girl.
Frank and Ella Harrison, boy.
boy.
Claude A. and Vallie V. Stokes, girl.
samuel and Rosie Simon, girl.
Robert and Della Phipps, boy.
John p. and Ellen r. Hanrahan, girl.
Rubin and Ida AarOnson, bow.
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Army and Macy
SerUtce Orders
ARMY.

Major FRANK l. VIM. Thirteenth
Infantry, is detailed as a member
OF the examining board at Fort
LeavenwOrth, Kansas, appointed in
paragraph 80, Special O-ders, No. 156,
July 8, 1908, War Department, vice
Major JAMES II. McRAE. Thir-
teenth Infantry, hereby relieved.
The following transfers are ordered
TO take effect this date:
First Lieutenant BEVERLY c. DAILY
from the Thirteenth Infantry TO the
Fifteenth Infantry.
First Lieutenant EDWARD II. TAR
BUTTON from the Fifteenth Infan-
try 10 the Thirteenth Infantry
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TO USE DUST SETTLER.

HAGERSTOWN. Nd. June 6.-As an
experiment dust settler will be spread
on several OF Hagerstown's streets. Ed
Ward w Mealey, a philosophical citi-
zen mas onered 70 bear all the expense
incurred in putting the preparation on
the streets.
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LICENSE OLD, BUT VALID.

HARRISONBURG, June EARNED
with marriage license six years old.
John Campbell was welded to Miss
Mandy Jane Lucas, at HoneyviHe Page
county The groom is ifty-three years
old
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DANCING

PROF & MRS. WENDHAN. SIS 18Th y ".
Teach al dances Lesson soc. g for SIS
DANCING STUDIO. Us Eye s. ~. ".
Misses CHAMBERLAIN and Cobb. teachers. So
c-al dance Thursdays Phone II 5ss7 /
DANISJN'S. Prot and Mrs. 7Ig 5th " ".
Est 1892 Phone n aEsz- Lessons any hour:
classes and dances. Tues. Thur evs- Assem-
bly, dances NarL Rifles Arucry every sat. eve
MRS GLOVER. E5 md Phi lessons. SOC.
waltz g. two-step guar 3 Lessons Class TUes-
Thurs. SAT eve. sc Phone II 1Iz9-
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only one taught az a time.
LE-e-- dances. LH0 sus-TlCLJrs-
1913 n T. ave SELECT Phone II 5sZs 7.
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COUNTRY BOARD
iRAND VIFW HOTFI

GRAND VIEW HOTEL.
Under new management, newly furnished;
half mile from station; high and healthy.
For further particulars apply Grand View
Hotel Linden. Va
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WALL PAPER

WALL PAPER
HUNT THE OLD RELIABLE. now located
al 9Th and n w All work reduced next
80 days. Telephone Main 2647-
ROOMS papered. SI.75 up a. y. LEAPLEY
Co. 70i 10th ST. y. F.
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up Spring styles now
in: work guaranteed lie PREUX, l501 9th
.rt y. ". Phone North S4S1
SEE NE before having your house papered.
Rooms papered from s. up. RICHARD
CARLISLE. AS New York ave Phone North
2sZ.
ROOMS PAPERED,. 81 Co Up. Phone or send
postal for samples and estimate. CHAS- R
HYSAN. liz ara ST s. E. Tel. Lincoln
s<ss n
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FOR RENT-RooMS



ETH ST. y. W. n5-wen furnished rooms
In central part Of city; all modern improve
nlents and the lowest y prices.
nth ST. n. W. lM4-NeatIy furnished
r4oms. $ up per month
EYE ST. y. F.. 4s-For two gentlemen. large
Lroat room. bath, private family, near O.
r p; reduced 70 $40; good opportunity.
STH ST. NV. 712-Nioe large front rooms on
first and second floors. also other rooms.
hot-Nater; near Patent Once
New residence; private family, front room.
H ST n W. s13-Large front south room
with three windows. in vel kept house-
9TH ST. N T.. sls-Extremely handsome ..
2, and 4-rOOm fats furnished in the best 81
Style entirely completely for housekeeping
everything new elegant gas ranges beauti-
fuI brass bed. porcelain sinks and baths, 81 30,
FOR RENr-Two front rooms in the watkins
cal Takoma 1os.
| L ST y W. 9l4-Ideal. clean hall r0om'
/ bath. screened house, s. Only.
| u ST. y W. I7l4-One second roor fur
( nished room. for two young men so on
l car line excellent location; references
/ II ST. n W. 45f-Nice large back room for
! light housekeeping
K ST y F.. 7O0-Furnished front room.
new house; all modern improvements; con-
/ yenient 20 navy yard and II 81. cars board
/ If desired
HARVARD ST. y. w. 1S72-sumrler rates
| de!lshtfu location. large. newly papered
front room; private family
nth ST. n W, u14-NiceIy furnished
rooms. win board; early breakfast
/ TTH ST. S. w, Izsz-Two large rooms. nicely
/ furnished; hot and cold water. adjoining
4
1ST ST n W. s05-Firsr floor roo1- ON
/ nishec. s. for one, or S. for two gentlemen.
I convenient 70 three car lines and one block
| from Census
- ST. " W. s2s-Tvo second floor unfur-
/ ilSlec rooms next BATH for Light house
l keeping; private family SO % quiet, perma-
4 n5u- DeODle-
/ lsT 81. X. W. dy-F1rnished han room 81.
/ arc fJrnlshed room. 81
Sd ST. \. =. 6l2-NerIy fgrnITHe9 -ooTs
| second moor, adjoining BATH prices mode
: ate quiet home
K ST. n W. u5-Nice cool rooms. 'front.',
| S. ana S month.
y ST n ". 1ffs-Very cory "a floor room,
-. also beautiful larger room Phone
K ST. Iss5-A private family would like to
] Lent a newly furnished 'front.' room
lEYE ST n. W. 41s-Large front room: a-st
! floor; SO MONTH also hall room, s.
NEW JERSEY AVE. \. ". 555-Thrse rooms
/ furnished OF unturDlshed. light holsezeC -
ing entire floor.
y. ]. AVE y. w. .1C95-For housskeepins,
/ completely furnished fat gas range: 50;
! references
NEW JERSEY AVE. y. W. 1913 rooms
and bath fiat; all on same floor; very rea-
sona5le-
sTH ST \. W. I0ls-Bright uHsUr,Ishel
front room. 8.
Pa AVE y. W. lsl5-Thres or four room
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MaIn and EnrnnIn


SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male and Female
We'll RECOMMENDED oolored man and
wife as housenan or porter. chau1bernaid
or cook EUREKA, loll y. Y. ave.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Observation-Disclosures for lunch room.
with references. BOX $50. Times Office.
COOK-White, also white nurse, go,od wages
colored cooks, mattresses, and chamber-
maids EUREKA. lM1 y. 7. ave.
COOK-Good. must have references AppIv
al once 1857 Monroe St n. ".
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
SALESPEOPLE,
Familiar with waists. suits and WON
ems wear Apply
HEIGHT & CO.,
U3-5i5-517 9Th St y. w.
EARLY cLEANERs-white- Apply Raleigh
Hotel Housekeeper.
GIRL for general homework. wages, SO
month. Apply "a Claiming St y. W.
GIRL for general housework 7m san St
GIRL Tor general houseyyoTk: and girl for
dining room II St " ".
GIRL for hogsework' no washing Ii2I
Mohroe 81 y W
GIRL for general housework- I740 sth st
y "
GIRL in office. 10 10 a. m, 5 70 s D. NJ:
one with some experience on typewriter
preferred. Room zoe, Stewart Bids, 9th and
y "
GIRI-settled. neat. colored. to cook. wash,
and iron 69l n 81. y. W.
GIRLS fright, neat. 1s years Of axe. as
bocr Messengers. parcel wrappers and aisle
clerks Apply 70 H ". Schaub. with GOLD
ENBEkG-s. IN and X SITS
GRID % y years old. 20 so to Lake
Gef"Ee. with a family for the summer. Ms.
HOF lNS. II 4 81 n f
GIRL-Whits, half grown. FOR nurse; willing
o.. % 20 70 country for three months. BOX
~ Times office.
GOOD SKIRT HAND az once for ladies'
tali9r- ltal You St n "
NURsE-whIte. Tor baby. rnust be THo-oggE-
ly experienced: give reference. Apply be
IoIe p m lib F 81. y. W By letter. III
STENOGRAPHER and TIVE writer v-arta-i
~ ".
SKIRT HANDS-Those accustomed 10 work
win iacies tailor can secure permanent
postum. SCHWARTZ. so2 18th 81
WAITRESS Is Experienced, arm: vases Is
70 q per week PENNSYLVANIA CAFE.
$50 Pa ave n W
ITREssEs-4. experienced. al once SO
9Th st. ~ W
Wa -rREsS-Colored. for boarding house al
c-ve. f0l y. W
WANTED-waiJress. at III Penna- ave
~ W
WANTED s.creroom girls. 10 scrubwouen
LOT resorts way paid. good wages BUR-
GrSs HOTEL AGENCY. sos 10Th 81 y W
WOMAN-Setued. Tor housework: brtng ref-
erence- I4A SIN 81 " W
WCMES-Four or I'VE colored 70 SOFT rars-
STEADY work Apply 10 S15 L ST S. ".
YOUNG WOMAN-CoIored. for genera
holsework- Apply 5J1 L y. W
YOUNG LADY. between Is and q years OF
ago 20 assist in store state experience and
reference Address BOX 15S. Times oislce.
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SPIRrTUALlSM

MEETINGS Monday. and Thursday. , n:
daily readings az the home OF Mrs J. z
ALALTBN, $3.50 NJ 81 n " Phone y Ss42-
NrAFE CORNISH. GIFTED EEDIClI. reads
your life correctly gives names, facts.
readings daily and sunday col 81 81 ~ z
Coz. 7. near Union SlatLon- LADIES' only.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMEN-To sell lets. Petrolia, Texas; 800
oil wells; 400 million feet natural gas
daily; large lots. close in: incorporated COM
pany guarantees title and representations:
big commission; write for descriptive itera-
ture- PETROLIA LAND COMPANY. Fort
Worth, Texas.
Statesmen WANTED-Good money for
hustlers. ED. BRINKMAN. ss3 Pa ave.
y W
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WoMEN,s WANTS
DINE

DIM r
MEsSENGER sEREICE-We deliver pscs
ages. parcels. notes and invitations prompt
iy and securely. can Main 5l2o-5i-l
STEMS. az 81 S. VS. slightly used drop
head SINGER sewing machines. from factory.
SO. Also car load 0f large oak rocking chairs
cheap
sTICRIEsT sTIcKER that ever stuck Clues
furniture, glass. china. books. everything
koyal Gl1e l9e.loe. 50. Pints 81 DEgggisls. &c
QUALITY ICE CREAM. delivered In ths city.
81 GAL 59c gal. Try IT.
GEO. ~ AMREIN. Io99 y y AVE.
PLEASURE and business vehicles Cor hire.
PORTLAND STABLES, J. " PEAENE, so
n r.. ave Main I158
vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural.
lfglcdis cloth bound. 800 page book
free Apply by mail si6 Colorado Building.
.Lee lecture Tor women wednesday go ? IA
NOTICE-Thirty years experience; sewing
machines repaired 81: warranted North
81 Postal CHAs- STEVENSON. 1872 urh-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I WANT 10 Buy secondhand furuiture Of
al kinds also carpets and matringss high
est cash prices paid. send postal or phone
- N0LE.s. 81 Ia ave n w. Tel Main 91l6
HIGHEST CASH prices paid Tor worn cIoth-
Ing, either ladies' or gents: Eeld postal.
VII cal y. IAESHES. 1875 5th s. " W.
Phone North SO
SPOT CASH pais for meas slightly vora
clotEes- Drop postal VIII call Phone y
4z1s 81 r c. AAHOSEY. 1855 L 81 n "
WANTED-sead postal 70 the man Who payH
the most ior slightly W0-n garments and
she's 81 GREEN BERG. So4 81 St s W
HOUSEEEE ordinary windows exert
ly Cleaned &c EACH kitchens cleaned a11
painted other small jobs painting and var
uishing- ELLIOTT. 1zI5 tn St y. " PostzI
OF Phone ~
WANTED-Furuiturs o. al kinds. h small
OF large quantity a MILLER So 4 81
y W- al or phone II 75ff.
WANTED-set OF painters scafol5 hooks
5ls 9Th st. n F.
BIG MONEY paid for cast on eI8thInE 500
hats, and shirts drop postal. win cali
u GEWIE-Z. l-1s .th S. y. W
BEST PRICES paid for ladies' or gentle
mems clothing Call. W-lte. or phone H
sTEINBERG. GO ~ S. ~. Phone 81 1852 Il
VANTED-To buy old furniture. have an
order for a large boarding house. VIII buy
any quantity SINCLAIR & CO. - I1-h s.
Phon9 Lin Ell y
WANTED-Furniture for cash: sci your
goods 20 the man vao gives you the most
money See HOLLYWOOD. sth and x
/ VANTED-Fu-nitu-e and carpets. contents
OF houses speciality. for cash. fair and
Z square dealings ALBAUGE. sth and T.
I I PAY the highest cash prices for Iadies--
/ Egurleuen's. and children's CASTOR wearing
sTOS, 1218 71h 81 y w. OF Phone North -
7 WANTED-If you have furniture or any
{ thing 20 sell send for MARCUS NOTES.
/ 1880 st. ~ W. who has a reputation o.
I % years fair dealing. and YOU VIII obtain
I best results Phone Main 5lIL
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UNDERTAKES
]. WILLIAM EE
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY,

30 Pa. ave. y. w
telephone Main 1885, Washington. D. c.
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of every description-modera priced
GUIDE.
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1pashfngtun gimes
Want Ads
PHONE MAIN 5260.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
CLASS A.


CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
CLASS A.
For Rent-FurnishedO
and UnfUrnished
Rooms.
Rooms and Board
Wanted Rooms &c per line
Minimum Epac0.
Help Wanted-Includ- ? linz.
ing Agents Wanted
and Statesmen Want
cd.
Situations Wanted
Lost and Found
special Cash In Advance 'sIc a WOr6s
Minimum charge. Is cents.
On orders for seven more times mini
mum charge y cents Yer day.
Special Charge RateH
Minimum space. lines
times within one week.-.....---22c Der line
times. eOnseeutiyely ...............44G per limo
CLASS ID.
Minimum space. lines
All clAssincations not listed as Class A
lbc line.
Special Cash In Advance Rates
times within one Week.....-......a5 &c a line
4 times. cOnsecutively ..............--.6 Oc linS
Special Charge Rates
times within one Week.............3oc q line
times. consecutively.-.... soc a line
Contract Rates on Application
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WANTED-ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOM in small ouiet family
give full particulars BOX 34s. Times Office.
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CHAPTER XI (Continued)

A LTHOUGH her captivity was
~ made as little irksOme as pos
n sible, she was still a cap
tive. and she was not wiling 20
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

UNFINISHED.
FOR RENTING large rooms IN the sub
urbsi one car fare light Housekeeping s.
per month. BOX So. Times onlce-
Q ST n. W. fgS-Two rooms on second
floor, 50
5TH ST y = Eg-TWo unfurufshed rooms
IN quiet family Of two hear and gass rea-
sonable.
F ST y. E. s17-Three large. bright. thIrd
focr rooms. cheap. near Union Station and
Capitol. porcelain bath and large clQEets-
NEW JERSEY AVE y w. I7z7-Three IN
furnished rooms and bath. second foo; for
iight housekeeping. rent reasonable
MASS AVE. n E. G--Two nice bright
front rooms, suitable for light housekeeping.
g7od condition
NEW JERSEY AVE \. W. ITzI-TTo newly
and oatns nc chl-dren
7TH ST. n ". Iz1s-Tro unfurnished rooms.
.
10TH ST. \. ". I25-Four-room tat. bath.
steam heat: reasonable
Sd ST \ W. Toa-Cue bright. cheerful
room and small kitchen attached; very rea-
sonabie-
STH ST y w. lsgl-Three unfurnigHeE
rooms: heat. gas. bah. 500 no children
18th ST. 6 W. 223-Tvyo OF three unfur-
nished rooms. Sc or SIS
18TH ST. y. ". hLE-Nlce bedrooms. also
housekeeping rooms, reasonable
LOVELY front room. splendid location. pri-
yate family cheap, 81 BOX 345 Times
c ST. 1scs-One large handsomely furnished
room, second floor convenient 20 depart
ments.
Q ST \. W. IH7-TVo eomnunIcating
rooms; Light houseEeeDing-
ST y E. 5os-Three or four rooms,
ID
\ ST. y. W, lsz-Largs secoud-sto-y front
room; southern. reasonable
FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished a7d Unfuruished.
h ST. y ". ISoS-Two large second floor
front rooms furnished or unfinished ight
housekeeping-
L ST. y. w I747-Very desirable rooms. FUR
nished or unfUrnishedi reasonable.
c ST s W. ss5-Rooms Tor light house
keeping.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Vt. AVE. 1sSS-Overiooking Iowa circle
Rooms and board; home cooking; reason
able.
n SIN y ISS5-Second foo- Tront room
for >; German cooking.
18th ST y w 2S25-L.a-Ee bright front
room, with home table. IN private family:
suitable for married couple or two gentle
men; reference required
F ST. \. n. 203-NiceIy furnished co5i
rooms. with the best CT home cooking
terms reasonable
PA AVE. s. E., 62-Few large. nicely fur
nished rooms. with board convenient 20
car lines; summer rates.
L ST. y W, 163-Furnished rooms ana
board; front room. nicely furnished, with
unsurpassed fare: only So month
L ST y W. ls55-Large room. facing e9ufh-
hair mattresses; immense closet: with un-
surpassed fare; only so month for two.
9Th ST y W., 7SS-Rooms and board IS
per week; a m breakfast
CALIFORNIA ST. y. ". Is7s-BeaUfiFUII7-
furnished rooms single or double; with or
without board
Pa. AVE. s E. 62l-Few large sunny front
rooms; convenient to two car lines: reason
able
50 81 y z. 122-NIceIy furnished rooms
with excellent board. very desirable for
Census employees and convenient TO Capitol
80 ST. \ W, sIT-NIce large second a5o-
front furnished. with board. IN private fam
lily OF three.
WANTED-R0OMS & BOARD
WANTED-By man and vie. r0o11 ana
board with private 1amily Of two people
without children and no other boarder~s stsre
price. G. T. BELL. 92I y Broadway. Bsiti-
more. Nd.
WANTED-ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOM in small euiet family,
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FURNITURE
RUG WEAVING

RUGS FROM WORN carpets The OLD
LAUREL FIRM. $50 Ca ave Phone North
-534 y and Laurel Nd
BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets,
rug and carpet cleaning specially The
Washington Rug Weaving Co, Office and
works, s3l 9Th ST. y. IS. Phone Main 4325-
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome re-
versible rugs send postal card
HOME RUG co. Office. - 9th ST. n Z
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FLOOR OILS

YOU Use FLOOR OIL WHY NOT USE .
C. T. HUNTERS Sanitary Dust Killing Floor
OV9 Keeps the floors clean and bright. gives
them polished finish Good for Your furniture
TRY IT, soc gallon delivered Phone Main
5l5S. Odice. 1I3 Pa ave y W, Washington
- O. Used by l.. s Govt and over OJl
families for the last IS years. Beware o..
irrita 'Nrs.
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HELP WANTED

SOLICITORS 20 take orders; no expense;
good pay cali after p. m. 1916 y y. ".
WANTED-COmpetent stenoEraphers and
bookkeepers, are IN demand. The best place
70 learn is az STRAYER'S BUSINESS COL
LEGE. Old Masonic Temple, Sth and sts.
Day and night school all summer. Coolest
rooms in city Positions for graduates Free
classes on Saturdays Write. phone. or call
for catalogue.
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We'll RECOMMENDED oolored man and
wife as houseman or porter. chamberrnaid
OF cook EUREKA, I011 y. Y ave
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WANTED-R0OMS & BOARD

WANTED-By man and wife. room ana
board with private 1ar1ily Of two people
without children and no other boarderS5 stsre
price. G. T BELL. 92I y Broadway. Baitl-
more. Nd.