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New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
HUGHES's VALEDICToRY.

''Nr. Hughes made his farewell speech as
Governor of New York at the state fair in
Syracuse. and among other things he said:
AS we contemplate the expansion of gov
eminent the great public works in
progress and TO be undertaken and the in
sistent demands of our growing activities
we cannot fail TO be impressed with the
importance OF perfecting our system of
state administration. 1 strongly believe in
the concentration of administrative reSpon-
sibility I do not believe there is sound
reason for its distribution among several
elected heads. Great public enterprise will
rot permanently prosper in this way. And
as the burdens of state administration in
crease II viii be found necessary, in my
Judgment, if the state government is to
maintain proper efficiency, TO centralize
executive responsibility and IN our state
government TO follow the analogy of the
federal government. ! think # would be
2 decided improvement If the Governor
were elected for term Of four years and
were ineligible for reelection, and If the
other state ofticers,-now elected, We're made
sppointive heads of departments. 1t would
also be to the advantage OF administration
If the various heads of departments who
are appointed by the Governor were
movable by him, instead of by the Senate.
There is no loss OF accountability TO the
people In such concentration of power and
OF the corresponding responsibility. The
people can centre their attention upon the
election Of Governor, but they do not
properly FIX # upon the election Of . large
number OF coordinate state officers. Ac-
cording TO our experience, the interest in
the one submerges the interest in the other,
The people should not be concerned with d
mere fraction Of the accounta bility upon
which they have a right to insist
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

the census of ten years ago. Inc popui"
ton of Port Jervis is seventy-one less thah
,t was ten wears ago All the larger lncor-
porated villages with the exception OF ha'-
erstraw and Hoosick Falls. show an IN
crease over-the census of 1900
During August for the first time III the
history of the Postoffice Department inc
city of Chicago surpassed the city or Ne"
York In the gross amount OF postal receipts
It's revenues aggregated s1,666,494, ana
those of New York City were s55.6ss less
postofiee officials say the increased revenue
at Chicago is due to the very large mali
order business there.
THE DEATH ROLL.
"Anv persons Of Importance, die?" asked
Busy Man.
.sYfscount Ara suke Some, Privy Councillor
of Japan and former Resident General IN
o,oraa died In Toxic William Harmon
Niles professor at the Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology who had long oeeH
Drominent among educators. died in Boston
at the age of seventy-two years. Efnriah-
mel Fremlet, the French sculptor. died in
Paris Colonel Isaac /. Elwood died at ms
home in Dekalb ILL., His estate OF $1,000
900 was distributed among his helrs peiore
death Colonel Elwood was seventy seven
wears old, and became a national hsure III
the organization OF the American steer anu
Wire Company. Rear Admiral FRANCIS W.
Dickins (retired), who during the Spanish
American War had much TO do with piah-
ming the successful naval campaigns IN MS
capacity as assistant chief OF the Bureau
OF Navigation. died In this city. Marshall
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE
San Francisco Wins Municipal
Ownership Fight in Court.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE municipality
won a legal victory for municipal owner
ship this week which Will result in the
immediate construction of the city electric
road on Geary street The United Rail
roads and other opponents Of the proposed
municipal system have fought the city
right to build a road through many courts,
and the decision OF the federal district
court giving the city the right 10 proceed
with the construction on the principal part
of the line opens the way for lmTneciata
work. Although important rights were
gained, the victory OF the city was not
complete The court held that the city had
no right 10 operate its cars over the lines
of the United Railroads 10 the ferry Ter
rninaI. but gave 1t permission 70 build .
line and operate cars from KeaTney and
Market streets 10 the Golden Gate Park'
through the heart OF the residence district
of the city The case will be carried 10
the United States Supreme Court 70 Secure
a final decision on the important lesal
points raised
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
=EXTTIRE IS INTENDED ESPECIALrY@sBUSY F1AN

loon Zeppelin VI took fire after an oAp"
,fon while she was being warped INTO he'
shed and was completely destroyed
"Anvthing else happen that l ought ~
ren,ember?" asked Busy Man.
.Eearless criticism OF the army Is con-
tanned In the annual report OF lhspeo.o
General Darlington. One inspector s'aesu
that a whole battalion OF artillery star rue"
for the Philippine. service without slhsio
eald officer. and one of the batteries w"'
commanded by a second lieutenant OF less
than two years service. The Inspector gen
ers1 declares that the absence OF captaii7
fron, their commands is the most lTui'iui
so,rce of professional disease In the iihe oA
tae army to-day In one department nearly
q third OF the lire officers were absent Ir"iil
dutv with their commands under DETAIL anu
altogether the situation. according 10 th7
fnspector general. warrants the preo'ctiol
that results of a disastrous nature "i"7'
sooner or later be realized
..f,o rernedy these conditions, Major Cen
era1 Wood. chief OF staff. issued oruerS
which will change materially the training
of the army.
probably guilty of maintaining gam
bling nuisance and "A gambling place "ere
the findings of Rhode Island district court
in the case Of William III. Arnold. proprietor
of the fashionable Narrasansett Cluo. WHICH
was raided on August 6, when severai pFoiii-
inent New York and Philadelphia peopie
MARE nresent Arnold was held In $1,000
ON the first count and $4,000 on the second
count for the November term OF the sfahu
Jury. A literary flavor was given the case
wbep yprpfessor Brander Matthews. of the
English department OF Columbia Univer-
sity, one of the witnesses for 'ne proSecu-
tion. testified that In his opinion the cruz
was Joint A joint he explained Is
place wnere men and women. either drunk
-, sobsr are stored in to lose their money
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

Yielding TO the promptings or clubW'n-.,
and cIergymen. the city OF Los Angeles =
decided to have municipal farm oa i,
Cleveland plan, where human dereheS -
be given chance TO regain theH
respect The city Water Department
given Az acres. where camp VIII be e'' -
nshed Hereafter men brought iht'
police court for petty offences VIII h0'
sentenced 10 Jail. but viii be taken "
farm, where. under decent conditions a
will have a chance To become mentdilS !,
physically stronger. Mrs y b LAp64n -.
wife of the assistant chief engineer - !,
saueduct, and the Rev. Dana bar''7'
R,thlehem Mission. are the prime in0
who induced the city 10 make ths sAs
ment.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

The completion OF the DumDaTton cut-0h
across an arm of the bay south o. san
Francisco marks an important step n lhs
plans OF the Southern Pacific for sreaI
terminal facilities in this city and gives 70
that company a better grip on the mo-
nopoIy It now has on the all-land routes
into the city. The cutoff. with lohs
drawbridge and trestIe approach, IS a9o-t
eight thousand five hundred feet Ions ana
has cost more than $4,000 1t has been
three years in construction. When various
short lines now under construction afe
completed, by means of this cut-on' ths
company can bring its trains from tEe Cei-
traI Pacific and Shasta or Portland routes
direct TO the terminal in San Francisco II
stead of landing them in Oakland ana
transferring freight by the huge car feEfle9'
For the present freight alone "lI %
brought over the new route, but laler pas
senger trains also Will use the cut-oh'
which brings all trains from the san J0a-
quin Valley region nearer the city by many
miles than the present trans-bay route va
Oakland
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

There is bitter war in progress between
District Attorney Ffckert and Chier o1
Police Martin which promises 70 result III .
shake-up IN the Police Department II -
charged By F'Ickert that che police permit
open violation OF law IN the red hSLt
district, and he hints that tire gratt sys-
tenn is tiourishing as never before 4e IAs
told Martin that the police are not en-
forcing the law. and declares II they reTuss
or are unable 10 do so he VIII take hand
In the matter himself Already he has pul
an end 10 some of tho violations OF law u
the Chinatown section OF the city The
sudden awakening OF the District Attof-
ney's office 10 conditions that have been
well known 10 men about town for months
has caused the circulation OF reports th@-
some OF the men higher up In the city ad-
ministrat!on are preparing Martin for sac
ritice.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

granted a stay Of sentence for Gerbracht to
give his counsel an opportunity to make an
appeal The bail bond of SIS, 600 was con-
timed.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
THAT BALLINGER REPORT.

Six Republican members OF the Bal
linger Investigating committee met in Chi
cago and issued d statement condemning
the action OF the four Democratic members
and the one Republican insurgent member
who issued reports at Minneapolis demand
ing the retirement from office of Secretary
Ballinger. Those present were Senators
Nelson. Sutherland and Root and Congress
men Mccall, Olmsted and DENLY. They
declared the action OF the minority at Min
neapolis to have been according 10 the
worst methods OF ward politics. The evi-
dence in the Ballinger case was discussed,
but In the absence of quorum no action
on the case itself was possible. Adjourn
ment was taken subject 10 the call of the
chairman, Senator Nelson. AS the Demo
cratic minority declined to attend the Chi
cago conference and took their adjourn
ment at Minneapolis until the next meeting
of Congress- il is probable that Senator
Nelson viii not call another meeting until
the return of Senator Flint who, as the
seventh Republican member, would make
a quorum. He IS IN Europe at present
Amy developments in the world of com
ugerCe2' asked BUSY Man.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
NEW SUBWAY PROPOSED.

William g. McAdoo, president of the
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company.
the first man to tunnel beneath the Hud-
son. cent 90 the EPutaic Service Commission
q pEpposal ferr<le eapstuntsan spy IBIS 11sa,a.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
ROOSEVELT EXPLAINS.

Mr.. Roosevelt addressed a great crowd
at the Suffolk County fair, in Riverhead,
Long Island. in which he asserted that he
was not talking revolution in declaring his
rew political creed. Neither was he max
ing an appeal 10 mob rule In stanch
defence OF his doctrine OF the new nation
alisln' he declared that he WAS merely urg-
ing the application of old moralities to mod
ern conditions. I would not do any wrong
10 the great corporation he said. but l
don't intend 10 rely only Oh the big corpo-
Istion's good nature 70 see that the cor
poration doesn't do harm against us. I
want to see such control of the wealth now
gathered for business uses as to favor the
honest man who uses the wealth genuinely
for the service of the public, and to make
the dishonest man feel that he has to do
what is right; and If be doesn't feel 1t We
shall see 10 il that he does. That Is my
whole creed That is all there IS in it
-rher,e is Nh rex-al,affon In II
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

tricts and states and follow the recoulmen-
dations made by Republican Congressmen
and Senators of whatever shade OF political
opinion, only requiring that the men rec
commended shall be coed men. the most
competent and the best fitted for the par
ticular Office
president Taft was f1fty-tllree years old
on Thursday. and celebrated his birthday
anniversary quietly. He was fairly deluged
with kilograms of congratnlation one Of
the messages coming from King George V
OF England.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

The first important decision under tn'
state antitrust law was rendered li-'
week. when an independent fsh dealer wne
had been driven out OF business by Gun
b.nation of fish dealers known as The ns.-
trust was awarded N2.5OO damages ~
was charged that the fish trust. WIN
dominated the entire trade OF the Sta'1s
had consprred in violation Of the a"
drive Independents from the field @NS
court held that conspiracy was provea 49,
granted the plaintiH the damages
sought.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

Sacramento has abandoned the yotins
machines. which cost S50ot0 a few years
ago. and Will return 10 the old Australian
ballot. 1t was found that. although tHs
machines seldom made mistakes, when the}
did become disabled the results were mos1
serious. The experience OF Sacraulsnl'
also went far 10 confirm that OF san FTai'-
cisco. that machine voting has a tenden'S
20 destroy independent voting and results
in the election OF an entire ticket when 'h'
leading candidates are popular.
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Published only rs Information. not usranteed
200 o. N daily-For Virginia IVES Eir-
sin!a. and Kentucky points Pullman Sleep
e. Buffet Earlor from GordonsvIIle
$50 d. m Caily-CINCI,lNzTI-Sr LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Sold train 20 =.
Louis with Pullman sleepers To Chicago
finest eduIprneut and - & o Din.ne Car
u-l0 D. M daIly-F- = Y. LIMITED. co-
CA,cIunati LOUSY lille. the West South,vesr
- %o~rbyyes- Tbrorcb TouITrIaD - -
rfuia Hot SPRINGS. Cincinnati anu LOUIS
Ville G. * D. Dining Car.
Chesapeake and Ohio Ticket OFFICES al 81
Pa ave 1883 + 81. and New Union station
Telephone main 1885 and 200 for tickerS
barrage checks. reservations and ta1ica5s
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-Foll0Wirg schedule figures pubIIsAea
Gnly as Information and are not g1zrantsed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile Sew
Orleans. AsheNflie. a. IA and 1888 D %
For Chattanooga and Memphis. s.oe : .
daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattanooEa Bir-
rningham. Kew Orleans. 1O:lG p n
Ter Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nzah-
vile, Memphis. SIT a. m, daily tSleepInH
car open after 10 ,. nj
Ter Atlanta birmingham Columbia
CknrlesGou. augusta Aiken. Savannah JAN
naaylls- and Florida points. 4-i5 2. m taifV-
L T. BROWN. GeEsTal A sent
S-El sss-te.exIR
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALe-U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AC-
RICULTUIeE. OFFICE OF THE SECRE-
TARY. Wa; hington. D. C. May q. 1910
Sealed proposals viii be received az the Office
Of the DisbursinC Clerk until . D. m Friday
June 3, 1919, for furnishing and delivering
platinum ware specifications and full infor-
nation furnished on application TO the Dis
bursting Clerk Proposals must be sealed and
addressed 10 the Secretary IN accordance with
instructions on schedule. JAMES WILSON,
Secretary.
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour on the ODD Hon"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST NEW YORK
100 a. u--Diner. Pullman ParlCr Car.
= 90 a. m--5-k0ur train
$50 A. m--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
III 60 a. n--Diner and Observation Pullman
Parlor Car
100 p m--Diner and Pullman Pz-Ior Car
800 D m----Royal Limited" All Pullman
FIve-hour-
400 p m--Coaches 10 Philadelphia
800 , m--Diner and Pullman Parior.
800 ? ur--Coaches 20 New York
-12-I5 y T.-SIeepers 10 New York
'2;52 g. m--Sleepers 70 Philadelphia and New
York
ATLANTIC CITY. f7.oo. 800. 4lI-0o a n.
'--''' '' , To Baltimore.
EVERY HOUR on The HOUR
week DAYS. a. m % II p M
80 800. $3.50. 90 go. SEQ $50 So
$50. 1000. '11-o0 a m. -12-oo noon +12-l5.
u s. '5.0o z &c. $50. 500 $50 zee 500
7s.0o. 1000. 'I0-S5. 'I1-30. I2.l5 y. =.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. -. $50 p n
VILE, 'g-I0 s. M '4-o5 p m, 1910 night.
PITTSBURG. 's.IO g m ~: sg.lO D n,
12.5J night Sleeper ready. 10 p. II
CLEVELAND, $50 ?. n
COLUMBUS. $50 D. m
WHEELING. ss-10 a m. $50 p n
WINCHESTER. 1910 a n, Fs-o6. 75.s8
FREDERICK. 4s.2o. rs.la =s.l5 a n. a.so.
HAGERsTOwN. 1910 a H.. $500 ?. m
'Daily. Except Sunday. tSunday only
TELEPHONES at all o. the following
Ticket Offices 1fl7 G 81. Tel- Main 1891. 81.
station Ticket ONCE. Main $3.50 InfO-ul-
tion Bureau. Main 1850
The Washington times., 1910-05-25

FOR SALE-Two large lots. $50 each; s.
cash. $ month"; on car line; high-class fast
growing community; D. c. adjoining lots
selling s215- Would build house for refined
colored family when lots are paid for. c I.
SHANK, as Sd St ~ W.
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
SEABOARD AIR LINE

StaG1ElAtta Xxx
io-05 a m daily Florida Fas- Mani
Through coaches ard Pullman sleepe-s 10
savannah and Jacksonville. ParIUr cay JACK
sonviue 10 Tampa Through Sleeper ID
AtIantL- DINING cars
- D. m daily 'Seabo1rC Express
Through coaches AID Pullman S'eepcrs Sz-
Iannah Jacksonville. and Tampa Also
Atlanta Birmingham. and Memphis Dining
cars
Tfclxet Onfce. lis New York ave y "
L A HARDWOOD. c. 7. A
Geo. L Phillips. D.P.A. &. b Ryan. q PA
rnvr--rf
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
LEGAL NOTICES

SSPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court No
lhtal, Administration This is 20 give notice.
That the subscriber, Of the District OF Co
lumbia. has Obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia letters tesla
mentary on the estate OF Rachel Johnson
late OF the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof lexaIlv
authenticated 70 the subscriber. on or be-
forc the I'D day OF MAY. A D 1871 other
wise they may BY law be excluded from
all neneat Of said estate. Given under my
hand this go day Of May, 1910. JOSEPH
:. WATERS. I222 3Ist 81 y " Seal \
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register Of wis
for the District Of Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court JOSEPH J. WATERS At
torney
N THE ST. RENE COURT OF TIE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA As a Court Of
Bankruptcy In the matter Of he Multi
Copy Typewriter Co. bankrupt Bank
ruptCy. No. Dol. To the creditors OF said
bankrupt Notice is hereby given that the
trustee in this cause has fled his petiti5,
setting forth an offer from Mr. Albert l.
Teele. 20 purchase Tor 500 all The fxr,l-es
belonging 20 said bankrupt company includ-
ing also corporate books. franchise seal
etc. and all debts and accounts due said
company At this date I have liked a hears
ing on said report 70 be held az nv ofTice
Rooms and 10. No. ass Louisiana ave
y. ". Washington. D. G. on the oth dav
Of June ar II o'clock q. m. when and where
may appear and show cause II any they
have, why such sale should not be author
lied WILLIAM NJ HALI-AM, Referee in
Bankruptcy.
The Washington times., 1910-05-25

OPTICAL

IF YOU CAN NOT SEE WELL SEE Us
SEGAL'S OPTICAL CO,
eU 9TH ST y W Room aO4-5
Two eve specialists In constant attendance
bnooal lenses Qor far and near, S.OG
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CONFECTIONERY and ice cream parior;
VIII sell for $50 20 quick purchaser sell
ms on account OF death. Apply after a.
m. III Az ST s. ".
FOR sALE-Reasonable. tailor store, with
living rooms upstairs; rent IS. 12l uth
FOR Sal S-Grocery store. S. E.: good will.
stock alsd fixtures; rent $3.50 Price $3.50.
BOX ? Times Office.
$50 500 $500 $1,000
Certificates of investment
PAY Z4% QUARTERLY.
Principal and Interest Guaranteed.
NOTE THESE POINTS:
Investments withdrawn on demand
Ample collateral protects each investor
satisfactory references given on request
Any amount. large or small, accepted
We Court Fullest Investigation
For Further Information Call Write
American Funding Corporation,
l41 c ST. y. W.
Moving Picture Stock
Company just organized: probable dividend
flrst year. IS 10 30 per cent, S1.o0 shares
until Saturday. al sc
See OWNERS. Room /. 1919 q ST. \. W.
SACRIFICES excellent grocery. \. " To-
cation See THORNTON, 1905 Pa ave.
y. "
6ood- See THORNTON. I5O5 Pa ave. Nv
BUTTER. egg stand. in market. See
IHOkNIoN. 1906 Pa ave. \. W.
EXCELLENT corner grocery. suitable col
ored man See THORNTON, 1905 Pa ave
y. W
s-CHAIR barber shop: excellent See
IaOtNION, 1896 Pa ave. y. W.
CIGAR and confectionery. high-class col
ored trade. paying stand NV; only. S-O0
Notion, light grocery and confectionery
rent. SO; rooms ideal place for. %
Market aud grocery store; fine location
NV VIII inventory, $500. snap........... 80
grocery and confectionery corner sw..
rent, s3ei rooms quick sale u ke...... 800
re cream parlor and confectionery best
location Sc. rooms. very cheap At $50
Hairdressin6, chiroPodist and beatty par
lor' ofrer wanted, asking price. ..-.--.-. 700
GROCERY; good cash stand ne: rent, So.
rooms. sales. 81 100 month. price,. 500
Cigar and pool room: downtown business
section paying stand. good value At $50
Grocerys no better location sw-. monthly
sales, Sl,2uUi rent. SIS, rooms !. 900
Grocery and lunchroorn; old established
NV; nus der can clear big mOHey-......l. 900
grocery and market store; daily receipts
Aoo, owing other interests take-----.----l-3 800
cigar and newsstand located On best
street NV; clearing good money $1,000. 800
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. li-5 +.
OWNER will sacrifice 100 shares Columbia
Laundry stock, Will guarantee investor 10
per cent J. II. TITCOMB. 90 Quincy st.Nw.
MOVING PICTURE sHOw-Good PROPOSE
ton for those who know. greenies Don
apply. $500 BOX IS. Times s1ice.
CHEAP-Lot 50 It. fronting East Capitol st.
Apply OWNER, 142 lotn St . e
VERY Low RATES 20 PailadeI phia. Atlantic
City and y. y. Apply ERICSSON LINE
TICKET OFFICE. 1885 F St.
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

100 ACRES. northwest o. District; close TO
electric and steam cars 20 city, about one
nan under cultivation running water gran
lie quarry. fronts on fine country road: land
mas me spec uiative value. price only $50
per acre BOX %. Times Office
WILL TRADE handsome ten-ronn house on
an avenue for two family apartment OF
unimprOved ground
kARRiCK & METCALF. 1870 y. Y ave
FOR AUTOMOBILE. "a S-roo-7 I----- =
BallStOn. Va O. < EENDRICK. 1907 II
st y. W
NEAR BRIGHTWOOD AVE and TaLona
station and the new Government HuirIfn .
costing over a million dollars. this prope-ty
= ll1Ieasihe sreaJ.y N value and I viii
trade unsccumbered Tor city property. BOX
81. Time Office.
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FOR SALE-LOIS

CHEAP LOTS
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
From $50 up some viii average less than
500. well located Tor SINAI. dwellings some
suitable FOR store purposes; several 20 feet
wide. all running back 70 vide alley sft-
uated IN southeast and northeast section
along line Of Pennsylvania ave Potomac
ave. Kentucky ave etc 10th street 10 lerh
street and from II - y < 70 K s. s = =
lots for $3.50. 20 r. and TZT wide WI
sell some % SAID lots on monthly payments
Of SO.
JOSEPH = WELLER. Realty Broker.
Sc St y ".
FOR sALE-Three beautiful lots. aHe eIe7a-
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices LEON L
CAHOON. Acme window Cleaning Co re-
moved 20 s2l G ST. y. W Phone II TI59.
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
Rug WEAVING

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets:
rug and carpet cleaning a speciality. The
washington Rug Weaving Co. office and
works. s3I 6th Sd Y. W Phone Main 4se5
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome re-
versible rugs, send postal card
HOME RUG CO. Onice. . 9Th 81. y. E
The Washington times., 1910-05-25

FOR SALE-Three beautiful lots. fine eIeva-
ton. good shade. Columbia Park. 3 z
R p: sacrifice, $50 Foom :. So r y "
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
BOOKBINDING

BOOKBINDING- PAPER RULING
opening blank books that lie open fat
CHAS. H POTTER e. CO,
Phone II $3.50. $40 18th 81. n. W
myI1-w.f-tf
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
TREES, PLANTS, ETC.

TREES AND SHRUBS-CaIifornia box hedge
plants. years old. 81 hundred. growth
guaranteed. 12l9 Franklin st. Brookland. ID
G. City delivery
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
WHERE TO DINE
UPHOLSTERlNG.

UPHOLSTERING. cabinet work. repairing.
finishing. slip covers. and screens; best
work. lowest prices. satisfaction guaranteed
oAN AHRANO. 1913 Goth ST Phone y. Ss22
The Washington times., 1910-05-25
FOR RENT-OFFlCES

FOR RENT-Oalce room. Inquire OF DAVID
RoTHCHILD. over Provident Savings
Bank. SIN and y W