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KAISER, AT YACHTS
WHEEL, is BEATEN
BY AMERICAN

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. KEEL, June 26.-Kaiser VIII
. helm, who is here participating
. in the regatta. was the loser
. in % mile race in his
. schooner yacht Meteor against
. the Westward, owned by Alex
. ander S. Cochran of New York.
. The kaiser was at the wheel
. of his specially built yacht, but
. finished half an hour behind
. the Westward.
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FIGHT OVER LANGUAGES.

Donald Mclean, Scotchman,
and Herman Zierenburg, a German,
became involved in controversy
over the Spanish language and it
ended in an American fight. The
result WAS that the German was
fined s., while the "hoot mon" re-
ceived only 81 and costs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-25
SAFEGUARD CROSSINGS.

The county commissioners are
looking for legal weapons so that
they may oppose the railroad coB-
panic~i in the city's fight for sa1e
crossings. Heretofore the railroads
have been inflicteS with only q
small fine, but if the commissioners
succeed in finding some way to
bring criminal action against them,
it will go much harder with them
and will insure Spokane having safe
crossings.
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lotol ~ ~ -
On motion Of Frank Allen the
election of Mr.. Ham was made
unanimous. Mr.. Ham, in a trite
speech accepting the honor, poured
oil on the troubled waters and
waived the olive branch.
He said he had no fight on the
progressives and wanted peace and
harmony in the ranks.
After the appointment OF COM
mittees the convention adjourned
until 80 p. m.
COMMITTEES NAMED.
In naming the committees Chair
man Ham selected the following:
On Credentials-W. S. McCrea,
G.. G. Ripley. T. II. Dooley, G. W..
Peddycord and o. F. Kelly, the last
named of Deer Park precinct.
4 On Rules and Organization--H.
A. Rhodes, Maurice Smith. e. +.
Hay, Thomas Botham Of Rockford,
IN. X. Bostwick of Hillyard.
w. C. Human was elected secre-
Etary and Marvin Arnold and Fred
May, assistant secretaries.
/ At the meeting of the committee
on credentials during the noon re-
Ecess there were no contests and
ball delegates that were seated dur
Ming the morning session were al
bowed to hold their places.
! The committee on rules and or
.ganization agreed to report that
1.-THE temporary organization be
smade permanent, thus continuing
MIR. Ham at the head Of the con-
vention for the balance of the day.
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Simply to emphasize the fact
that he people are with Tho
Press in its determined fight to
cleanse the police department,
few Of the many letters which
have been received during the
psf two or three days are
printed here. Tho letters fol-
low:
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CONGRESS
ADJOURNS
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(Ry United Presa Leased Wirel
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The
house adopted Payne's concurrent
resolution for the adjournment of
congress sine die at IL o'clock to-
night. The house recessed until
1885 p. m, to allow the committee
on enrolled bills to complete its
report
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LEGISLATION LEAGUE
MEETING TOMORROW

A meeting of the Direct Legisla
ti0n league will be held at 8 O'Clock
next Monday night in room 20 VOL.
verton block. Election of officers
and other business of live interest
win come up.
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RUSH FIGHT ARENA
TO COMPLETION
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RENO, New, June 25.-The JEFF
fries-Johnson arena today began to
show some shape after two days of
construction work. A force of 80
men is employed and the arena will
be rushed to completion.
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RIGHT TO SPEAK ON STREETS GRANTED
Q q Q Q . . Q . O Q o O Q 90
eALLiNGER COMMITTEE o
ADJOURNS. o

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. WASHINGTON, June 2S.-
. The Ballinger-Pinchot investi-
. eating committee today ad-
. journed to meet September
. at Minneapolis. where a for
. NAL report will be prepared
q an dthe findings of the com
. mittee announced.
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The remaining train dispatchers
that have not left the city were the
guests yesterday of the Idaho &
Washington Northern railroad on a
trip to Box Canyon.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

IIosf---At Inland depot, heart
shaped gold nugget fob: liberal
reward: retnrn 10 2l0 Howard st..
Or. KelIy's Museum. ii. c. Beebe.
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50-CENT DINNERS
FOR FOUR PEOPLE

In response to The Press invita-
ton to send in menus for a so
cent dinner for four people, large
number of letters have been receiv-
ed. Following are few of them.
Monday more will be printed on the
woman's page:
Dreaded pork chops, brown
gravy. mashed potatoes, lettuce
salad, bread. butter. green apple
ME. coffee. cream.
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1. W, w, PARK,

Spokane has a new park. The l..
w. w. prisoners doing time in the
county jail have christened the old
rockpile, where many served SEN
fences, as the !. w. w. park.
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TWlTCHELL RECEIVER AT Sc
ATTt

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The
president today nominated Frank
A. Twichell to be receiver of pub
lie moneys at Seattle.
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SACRAMENTO. Calf the
ideas of Mayor r. M. Beard are
carried out. professional men of all
kinds will have to pay a license
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Total

That is taking it for granted one
bakes their own bread, and straw
berries are but 10 cents a box and
use coffee at 25 cents a pound. Mrs.
II. r. Ralston, 02927 Jerry street.
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st. Marks Lutheran church,
Adams and Walton. Rev. w. L.
Ridenour. pastor. Sunday school.
10 a. m. No morning preaching SER
vice. Evening service at 8 o'clock,
subject, "WhO Is Your Father"
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100000 LETTER
IS MISSING

(By United Press Leased Wire)
CHICAGO, June 25.-Post-
office authorities are today in
vestigating the disappearance
Of a letter which contained
100000 in secs, tiles, half Of
which were found In the posses
sion of s. B. Turner, a negro,
who is under arrest. Turner a.
serts he found the documents
In the street.
The letter was mailed In tho
main postoffice by Walter Ford,
and addressed to tho Branch.
Ford Roofing Company.
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Mrs. j. A Bretz, El62S Boone
avenue, city.
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Editor The Press: Granting that
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- B-FoII5wing schedule figures pubIIsAea
-. e information and are not guaranteed
r. Atlanta Birmingham Mobile. Ns-
o-tesns AsheviIle, g. H. and 10-s5 D. n
- chattanooga and Memphis. 500 a n
70 Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattanooEa. Blr-
--.,~rsr, New Orleans. l0-i0 D n
- Flos noke- Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nah.
xIle. Memphis. f-lO a. m, daily (SIeepiaz
80 open after 10 , M
Eor Atlanta Birmingham. Columbia
Charleston, Augusta Aiken. Savannah. Jack
.SonyfIle, and Florida poll Is. 4.i5 , n daily
l. S. BROWN, General Agent
-aA&sd.Sxm
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published only as information. not guaranteed
T--15 a. m Week DayE--FCI man Parlor
- '-,-ftFouI change. Washington 70 Newport
- 7nd Old Point Comfort. via ". S, r
Richmond, ard c. & O. Ry-
900 o m daily-For Virginia, West yir-
. and Kentucky points. Pullman Sleep
- S-.'-1' 'ps-Ior car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week
eso n, daly-CINCINSATI-ST. LOUIS
60 kcO SPECIAL Solid train to St
-, 1yf-r Pullman sleepers 70 Chicago.
So onlv al important stations PUlluan'S
auest equipment
,,i.L---t,,sst5 .L-t TouisvfIle, the West. Southwest
- S-J,--trv-esr Pullman sleepers- Through
SS--l-,,an a. 10 virginia Hot Springs
q & o. a Ia carte clnlnE car service
- Tgsg St. and New Union StatioA-
--T-,,,-,e main lo6S and 220s FOR ticketA
bsEEage checks. reservations. and taxieabS-
an2-rf
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

FINE SUBURBAN HOME, large porches.
shade fruit stable. etc. The house Is n
excellent condition and IS . blocks from the
cars lot l001l50 feet. Price only $50.
e A RHODES, 1921 G ST. y W
one OF the finest suburban homes within
the District every modern convenience. in
ciudlng nos water heat, etc. This property
Is located rgtthin 1 block % the cars on high
ground anc contains over %, coo 50. feet This
Is an ideal home and can be purchased On
reasonable terms for s., 900. or would con-
sicer good home IN the city in exchange
c. A. RHODES, lsu G ST y. ".
Fine modern Suburban home Of rooms and
oatn; large .Itttc and porches. go 50. f.
OF ground - block from the cars This
property Is = "a located on high ground with
IN the District. and is - minutes ride from
the Treasury Would consider a good farm
convenient 20 the city IN exchange.
c. A RHODES, ls1 G ST y. ".
aps-gt
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SEARnARD AIR LINE.


.o- . n JaIIy -'FlOrids Fast Mall
-,LoL 49, caches and Pullman sIeepe-n ID
1nIo-s.b and Jacksonville Parlor ca-
SS-sst-----,-{1le 10 Tampa Through sleepsrH %
..Is1-s ana BIrmin CHAM Dining cars
m---Ths FZalningo-.' Through
- nd Pullman Eieepers 10 Jacksonville
oc------.-tions for ST. AUgusune. Palm Beach.
SS,a-1f knights Key. and Havana Dinil,S
go , m-''Seaboard Florida Limited
- r5Ff7rlr1an Electric Lighted ThroUghous
SIoe-ers 10 St Augustine. Palm Beach. NJ
sIegS S--5 KNIGHTS key Connection for Nas-
an an rS FaVana- Club Observation Gns
6iniuss car - e.h-s -
91l-looccSSab Jacksonville. and Tampa Alsa
= = e+1aDta- Birmingham. and Memphis- Din
lNg Cars . - -, - -
r A. HARDWOOD. c T. A
= a Ryan. Q. 2. A.. Portsmouth,. Va
q y EhLLLns. D 2 A. MaslllE-ol. y. G
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER- Auctionel

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING. NO. ss5 SIXTH STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust.
recorded in Liber No. 1853 at folio 1s4 ct
seq, one Of the Land Records OF the District
OF Columbia, We shall sell in front Of the
premises on THURSDAY. THE SEVENTH
p. NJ, lot 42 IN that subdivision OF square
SIS recorded in Book 10. l6 folio l42 OF
the Surveyors Office Of said District.
TERMS or SALE-One-third cash balance
in one and -wo years. with interest at per
cent per an1um. payable semi-annuaIlv 500
required at time Of sale and the purchaser
allowed tep days from date OF sale 70 COM
,,.S.1 - -, Use.
ALEX ABRAHAM.
n1i--g-eNSo-llt Surviving Trustee.
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE

FOR SALE-Ten acres Of land. which 60
be suodivided into 1so lots. leaving room for
streets. Each lot vii sell for al cas-. $50
Total $4,000 Our price for the unsubdivided
tract. $500 In Maryland; Sc fare II Won
DO not mean business and have no morey
do not answer this ad BOX 1ls, Tines
offeau ar2S4
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FOR SALE-LOTS

TWO ACRES OF ground. well Iocated- o0e
block from Connecticut ave. only -, per
foot; might arrange TO sell 1-s II desired
BOX 154. Times office ANGST
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FLOOR OILS

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KILL-
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright gives them polished finish. SOC gallon
delivered. Phone Main 5s5S. Office Il3 Pa
ave y. W GOOD FOR YOUR FURNITURE
TRY IT WANTED-AgenJs. everywhere
ap1 It.
GEM COLORLESS FLOOR OIL on sale at an
department stores-hoUsefurnishings depart
nent- u-hSi-a0t-
STAFFORp'S SANITARY WAE-DLICAI
FLOOR OIL. the only Floor OH VOC can
use with satisfaction Keeps the rooms wler-
ever applied IN sanitary condition. 4 $50
kREE-TO-ZONE d.sintecEants. WN. ..
STAFFORD. Mani. Office and Warehouse.
Pa ave. and AZ 81. y. ". Phone Main 1865.
fe2S-tf
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Wanted
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. j

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LLNE
every Other Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL ed 81. NEW TORE
S7.o0 a m--DiUer. Pullman ParIor Car.
e 20 a m--5-hour Lrzla-
4s.oo q ua--Dller and Pullman ParIor ca.
fil.O0 q m--Diner and Obse-vatioa PulInsz
Pa-lor Car-
100 D m-Dinsr ana Pullman Parior Car.
ss.0o .. u--"'Roysl Limited" AL Pullman
Flve-hour-
ts.os D. za--Coaches 70 Philadelphia
ss-o0 =. u-Dine- and Pullman Parlor.
$50 . ua--Coaches 10 New York
sIl.I5 \. T-SleeperE 70 New YORK
= 50 a m--S-eePers 70 Philadelphia and Nss
ATLANTIC CITY. rI.oa 800: tnA
49, TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on The HOUR"
Week Days. Z a. n 20 Il p NJ
sz-s2 r5.5J 7s.Sg. "7-0o. 80, Ts.o0 SD ss-oa
s.5l Ms. fz.0o. 500. f3.z0. IS.sc, Tf.00
1tt5 500 -5.05. $50, r6-oo -SsSo. f7s0a sS:0l
ts.00. 'Ie.0o. sIo-s5. '1l.5o, 'l2-l5 y. 7.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. 80. $50 p II
CINCINNATL ST LOUIS and LOUIS.
VILE. ss-I6 a. ~, -4.o5 >. n. '1z-40 nighl
PTTTSsCRG. $40 - M. 'l.27. $40 >. n
s12.sg i-ht- Sleeper ready, 20 ?. u
CLEVELAND. SIC ? n
COLUMBUS, $50 p n
WHEELING, ss.IO a n. $50 ?. n
WINCHESTER rs-le a n. r4-oS. t5.Ds
p FREDERICK "a r.sa tslo. SIS a n, u.a
''igI. EgII.GERsTOWN. 1910 a n. $500 ,. n
Ag'NAPoLIls;s, - ~ Z ia q = q, ils'oS aOoH
70: o.S.3iS except sunday 4Sunczy only.
-FTEPHONES al all of tne following
--ycI-sf OrIces. 1sI 9 St. Tel. Main 1881: SIS
S,aIIS1 ticket once Main 7sso. IRforzna-
- F51rreau. Main ssoL
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

WE MOVE ANiIHING-E'rom small boxes
and baggage 70 the heaviest machinery
safes. etc furniture IN padded vans a spe-
cialty. ESTIMATES FURNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE co.
s-e-s-- 4 St. ~ ". Main $500
ia4-90t
MOVING-City or country, large thres az,
horse padded vans Estimates or bv the
Lad LITILEFIELD, ALVORD g. CO
COLORADO BLDG.
lelephone W. 'S'-S-S. mhl9-30I, eESu
GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely fire.
proof storage. moving packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. 4lS-2O 10Th St y "
Main f229. fegq-tf
STORAGE HAULED FREE-Lovest rates IN
the city. Sl-v0 per load per month Esti-
mates cheerfuliy given. Phone NJ lZ54 II
BAUM & son. 81 Pa. ave. mhs-tf
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WORKlNGMEN'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-We all make mistakes, but
we are always ready 10 make good saw
wood. see us; tailored suits slightly used So
TO SO; stock way up. boz; save mon" one
price only. JCS-HS OLD STAND. GIG D
y ". Il
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BUSINESS 0PPORTUElTlES

FANCY FRUIT and grocery stand; well
located IN paying market, only Sl5o
MEAT and vegetable stand, La ave. To-
cation: extra fine business. snap 2I5
CONFECTIONERY and light grocery;
nice house. rent $2Z; corner \ f------- ooV
ICE CREAM paTlOT and confectionery
fine stand s. E; rooms and bath:
bargain az --.------.. 80
CIGAR and periodical store. fine pay
ing and well located stand for--.----.- 500
LUNCHROOM; location best, high-class
trade. inattenticn cause selling.---..-.- go
CIGAR, confectionery, toilet and periodi-
cal store. best CoIored stand d--..-.---..- ], 200
DRUG STORE; handsomely equipped
corner stand; terms If desired; only Zoo
GROCERY. attractive paying corner
y. w; monthly business. $l,2O0..-..... SOC
GARAGE. extra fine location \. W;
can guarantee big income. snap at / 500
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 F.
S15O-BOARDING HOUSE. high-class; Il
rooms; ala occupied, snap. THORNTON,
1903 Pa ave y w ap4-at'
Sg50-NOTION STORE or thoroughfare.
FECTIONERY. near three schools
bargains. THORNTON. 1895 Pa. ave. y. W.
apl-St'
GROCERY. same owner 20 years: retiring,
make offer. THORNTON. 1505 Pa ave.
n w apf-ol-
FOR SALE-By VIM Thornton. 1903 Pa. ave,
best grocery in ne, yearly sales $50 050; also
excellent grocery. y. E, at inventory; gro
cery. confectionery. with furniture, rooms,
confectionery right at 8 schools. living rooms
grocery and fruit store; best location. Ana
costa. notion store. thprOughfare. suitable
for lady; suburban gro-ery, daily business
500. cheap; high-ciass dining parlors. best 81
excellent cafe. near Treasury Department,
wholesale and retail nut store, gold mine,
pool parlors g tables. daily business $50.
THORNTON, 1905 Pa ave y "
aD5-st-
FOR sAIE-Grocery. \. W. corner. large
house. price 500. BOX Isl, Times Office.
FOR SALE Merchant tailor store. good To-
cation. owner has other business TO attend
TO- Address BON i76, Times Office. ap5-5te
STORES OR STOCKS Of merchandise, and
machinery plants purchased for spot cash
WEISS, So Howard ST., New York city ~
TAILOR SHOP. with rooms upstairs: rents
for SO a month; lease Tor years sold rea-
sonabie. ll2l 1lth ST. aD4-6tc
FOR SALE-Grocery store. G23 Browns CT. S.
E, bet. 9Th and 9TH, A and sts-: cheap.
api-3t'
Collars, u cents.
All shirts 10 cents when left at Office
Metropolitan Laundry, 90 9th NV.
ap5-it
LADY WANTED WHO CAN SELL
Absolutely secured, per cent gold bonds.
Address BOX l5S. Times office
aps-lt
SMALL HOTEL and cafe for sale. worth
Sl2oo VIII sell for 500 II sold this week
Can 40 North Capitol 81 ap2-7t'
FOR SALE-Diuiur room In an uptown apart
meut. doing profitable business Address
BOX 49, Times onice. apl-2t-
GROCERY STORE-WelI stocked. doing good
business, on popular car line, fixtures. price
500 BOX l06- Times ortice- mh3g-.t
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FOB SAiE-H0uSES


BARGAIN on Capitol Hills an elegant S-rOOm
brick, in hne condition; splendid location.
S,250.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-A splendid modern 4
room brick with all Improvements; located
near 18th 81. This is the greatest bargain
IN the city. Only $50.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Splendid s-room
bricks ia nice locatio-. With uled bath, FUR
mace heat and large lo-. See these at once
Only g 500.
5. W.-Fine 6-room brick in strictly white
section, great bargain az $3.50.
BLOOMINGDALE.-Th best bargain IL this
section; broom, bay-wind9ry brick on r l.
ave: elegant condition: worth $50 Can be
bought now a. $500 -
EAST-M0dern G-rooia bav-vvi1d dov-
brick. on large lot; fine cor titlon: splendid
neighDorhood. Price FOR 1uiC- sale. g. 500.
CAMPBELL & SWAN. 6-5 18th ST.
an5-2r
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FOR RENT-H0US-S
Uufurnished.

FOR RENT
J. c. WELDON & CO, pa Z CAP.
HOUSES 1893 y Sc sr b.. 20 30
los Sc TT Zh... $50. o05f7 l4th sc. Or b.. 1881
ll15 Cap 10r,b 45.50ll310 Emerson. Or. b. 1850
4Of F Cap, 1or, D. 5s00I5u l4th Sc, orb. 1850
1l9 ne, Sr b.. 80 5GI2m 18th Sc, 5r b.. l5.5
AZ av, 10r.b S050l65t Sc, CRIB. 1850
l47 Carroll se,Sr. b 3050Iu22 Bla I'd. 5r.... 1880
1890 Fla ne. .9r. b 3050I20S y Sc, 5r------. $50
225 ne ST, b.. 2S.O0Il572 Kramer ne or $50
509 Sc, Sr.b---- 27.5O
1O5 A ne, 7r. De-. 2l-50l La o
l6 10th ne 81. b.. 27.50.l1 18th ne. and
9i4 y aY Sc ST. b e6 j0| or. b. TO Oct J.
sl6 y av se.sr.b b IS sol s25 and.....-.-..S27.50 50
25S 10th ne 7r. b. o6JlI536 ne. 9r....... 90 50
623 F ne. 6r.b.-.. = 55oi4o9 z Cap.5r. b. 5000
so 4th ne. Sr.b... p Oi5S 18th Sc 6rb--. IS 81
90 sth ne. 6r.b 2J.5o'4S7 roth ne, 6r,b.. 22.50
l00S r ne, 6r b. o Soils 10Th Sc 5r, b.. q 50
2l4 Ky av Sc 6r b .. .O0'52Sfa 9Th ne, 5r,b. 2)50
634 ne, 7rb..... % S0l527iz sth ne. 5r.b- 70 so
l55 ID Sc, 7r.b---. 2Z50Il269 Morse ue.4r,b 1875
6l6 Sc, 6r.b..-. - so 80 i1iz ne, 5r, b. 1890
3l9 18th Sc. 6r. b. % 5lll334lz 4 ne 4r b. II 90
1895 Morse ne b . 50l5l2 RO5eddie. 8r. b "A 81
go 18th ne ST. b. p 50.65s Morton ne Ar b "a 81
55l 1lth Sc. Sr, b.. 20 50ll257 Duncan. 4r b.1359
APARTMENTS
Prescott Arms, 2ist and N NV, 4. 5r. b
%ouV1. $50 So .a
The Algiers, 120 Nd. ave. ne. 81, 3D.. $3.50
GleldOWer. y 6th ne. 5r. r.b---------------- % %
Walton, Is 5th Sc A. rb................-... g. 90
Lavinia, 6Ig ne. 4r.b.--.-..-.---.--...... o o.
las East Cap. 25 o.
Cadiz. us Z Sc. 4-5r. $50 OO-S2l- 80 p s.
ap57
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II ST. y W. 622-Twelve rooms and bath.
fu aace heat. good location for boarding
and roominE wifi be put Ia rOod condition.
rent. $3.50
H. r. HOwENSTEIN COMPANY.
1918 r 81. y. ". ap5-3t
FOR RENT-iO70 SOth st. y. ", rooms ana
water. $3.50. ap3-3t
FOR RENT-SsO z St y 2. complete fur
nishing for Groom house. suitable for home
and light Housekeeping; price $50. Owner
leaving town; rO1mers remain ap5-3tc
FOR RENT-g rooms and bath. partly fur
nj ned, near Dupont circle. Apply or ad-
dress 2G2S = ST. Phone North 1890 ap5-2tc
FOR RENT-5l4 18th 81 y. E--SIx- room
brick: modern Improvements; Sz1- so. near
three car lines. GEO. r. PHILLIPS 2l +
y E. Owner. nhSl-7tc
FOR RENT-1Z7 Prospect 81. y. E. Q rooms
sewer. water. over $500 square feet OF
ground. convenient 10 3. & O. freight Office
and electric cars. Rent $3.50. 15f Chicago
81. near Union station. suitable small lunch
room J. :. FARRELL. 6f0 I'd St y. f
mhgJ--ts
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MOVING

MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED.
We Will dc your moving. packing. and ship.
ping. and take in payment old furniture
stoves etc WASHINGTON FURNITURE
Co. 9Th & sts- NV Phone North 2Z70
ulhIO-90t
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STORAGE

SEPARATE ROOMS. also by the load. well
ventilated; cheapest IN city THOS
BOWLING & CO, So Z 81. y ". Tel N. SIS
ap3-S5t
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SPIRITUALlSM

MRS. F. Noble holds meetings Tuesday
and Friday evenings. S o'clock 1923 nth
ST. y W. Private reading daily. Phone n.
7775- ap5.7,9'
MEETINGS Monday and Thursday. D m;
daily readings AZ the home of Mrs. J. e
NIALTBY, s55 n 81. y. ". Phone y sgi2
apl-7t.
A.sdE. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. read,
your life correctly. gives names facts.
readings daily ana Sunday. COL Sd ST n E
cor. +, near Union Station. Ladies only.
ta24-tt
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FOR SALE-Furniture for light housekeep-
ing; reasonable prices. 2o5 nth ST. y. +.
gD5-efc
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

z A. ElAFNWCODs - 4 -
- a RYAN. G. 2. A.. Portsmouth, Va
Phillips. D P A. Washington. D G
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FOR SALE-VEhite male French poodle
puppy Can ne seen, 1920 ST. y w
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BEHNING UPRIGHT PIANO
Perfect condition; $40 cash. 1-20 + ST. y W,
9Th floor ap4-sts
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REF7lGERATGaS

McCRAY REFRIGERATORS.
NELSON REFRIGERATOR Co. SO F ST
ap5-7LexSu
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FOR SALE-Large Ice box for store. for want
Of use. bargain. so. f12 4th St S. T.
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TYPEWRITER-Remin 2 $3.50: Ham
mond, $50; Smith Premier tabulator. S51;
cost $50: excellent condition: would ren-- 81
9 y. w. ap5.7, 10
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR RENT-Enrire second roor OF tie Rus
sell Building so C. ST. X. ". Gas and
electric Lgl5. hot-wate- heat. rent reason
able.
PERCY y. RUSSELL.
Russell Building. 90 G. ST. y W
AFT
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FOR SALE-MlSCElLANEOUS

CLOSING OUT PIANOS.
$3.50 USED UPRIGHT, Sl37.
SQUARES. $40 ORGANS. SO
LAWRENCE'S, 500 10TH.
'UNING, S.50. PHONE NJ #ls
It.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-29
HEGEWISCH.

The pupils of the Burnham school
are enjoying their. spring vacation this
week.
Skating at the East Chicago Rink
every night except Monday. Matinees
Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday.-4t
W. c. Neil spent Monday afternoon
IN East Chicago on business.
Jim Mcdonald spent Sunday at
home with his parents.
Mrs. Rein Rau was in Chicago on
business Monday morning.
Jack Hill and Miss Annastatia Carlfn
witnessed THE Girl at the Helm" at
the Towle opera House at Hammond
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Kennels, Mr.. Harding and Mr..
McCord of Chicago transacted business
in Durham the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. Luke Reed visited relatives in
Burnham Monday morning.
Miss Irma Lynch was a South Chi
cago visitor Monday afternoon.
c. McRill and family, who have been
living in Burnham for the past few
weeks, moved to Hegewisch Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Laffial and little
daughter. Florence, of Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. C. Neil and son. Claude. were
guests of ]. S. Doe and family at Their
home In Burnham Sunday evening al