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internal Revenue Increase

can manufacturer a big advantage over
/ his foreign competitor.
Internal Revenue Increase.
| In these days of bilIion-dolIar sessions
I Of Congress the possibility Of increased
} internal revenue taxes-the most direct
form OF taxation we have-is not TO be
lost sight Of. In the opinion OF the tariI
Z experts
TwO-thirds Of the revenue now raised
/ by the Government comes from customs
duties. and about One-third from in
banner year. customs duties Melted the
Government S3320O0 600, while the inter
nal revenue tax produced about
S25s, 0oo. COO AIiscefIaneou collections pro-
duced about 100000 more. With Con-
S-ess practically committed TO z billion
dollar session, II can readily be Seen-
therefore, that when the Democrats re
uuce the duties IN one Of the big revenue
producing schedules tLsy must make II
up somewhere else
II s in this connection that the sug-
Eest-On IS made that tariff reductions,
properly adjusted, viii produce much
greater revenue than can be derived
under the present protective system
. The cotton and wooden schedules are
cases in point Both Of these schedules
are protective to the textile manufac-
turers In the highest degree. It is be
Eeved that careful and systematic re-
auctions viii permit the Introduction OF
certain grades of goods which are now
kept out By DrOhibitiVe duties. Nominal
dudes on these grades would not only
compensate for the losses sustained in
other directions. but also would bring
about competition between he Ameri-
can and foreign manufacturer with prob
able benefit 70 the ultimate consumer.
Protection Assured
Investigations into the cotton and
wooden schedules, although as vet far
from complete. lead to the belief that
an application OF the Democratic theory
Of tariff for revenue applied to the
various paragraphs would stfll give the
American textile manufacturers a fair
measure Of protection and at the same
tune produce much greater revenue
TIau Is derived under existing law
That the New England interests
which had no difficulty in expressing its
VIII IN the Payne-AldriCh -arif viii Cd
pose further revision in ne immediate
future IS indicated in the IarfT reS0Iu-
ton adopted by the Home Market Club.
OF Boston
This resolution goes far beyond any
thing Snat has yet been put forth in
the protective line The club demands a
protective tariff sufficiently high 70
guarantees high wages 20 American en-
plOyeS- to enable the American manu-
iacrGreTs TO make a profit. and 70 com
peDSate them for the risk ALWAYS com
nected with Industrial enterprises
The club also demands that all rar1-
OF thought Of further revision OF the
tariff be held IN abeyance until the
tariff board has completed its Ia bors .a-74
presented It's recommendation 10 the
President
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District surveyors are in Anacosria to
day laying out a route for the extern
sion Of the water mains 70 CONGRESS
Heights The big mains have been col
lected along Minnesota avenue and the
pipe VIII branch from Minnesota ave
nue. and Good Hope road TO Fourteenth
street and thence TO Nichols avenue
II viii be run along Nichols avenue TO
Congress Heights
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18

Dr.. William Watson who is couDec+a5
with the Department Of Justice has
gone 70 Fort LeaveuWOrth kan ac-
cOmpanyinE q prisoner.
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social activities have been renewed BY
The ladies of the Friendly I.eag7le- who
meet regularly both at afternoon gather
lnSs al the homes of the various mem
bers, a. Wen a at events held in honor
Of the husbands Of the ladies forming
the league The last afternoon meet
ing took place at the residence Of Mrs
Charles F. Roberts. Maple View avenue
gatherings VIII be held regularly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18

Joseph Nillett, OF L street, VIII spend
the thanksgiving period rith his
mother IN VFarrenton, Va
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18

Miss Katherine I. Acton and J. Rus
sell Iaveu1er. young WashingtOuians.
were married in Rockville wednesday
afternoon bv the Rev Thomas. J Pack
ard, rector o. christ Episcopal Church.
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The following cases have been dis
posed OF in the circuit court which be
gan here last Monday: c. Raymond
Ratc.Ife against Marion .. Burrows.
judgment for plaintiff for SII0s w
Frank Rabbit against Thomas II Tai
bort, Judgment for plaintiff for S7455-
MLra J. OuranG. eXeCutrix- against
Bliss Electrical School. judgment for
blalntiH FOR $1,000. Frank Hume against
Cornelta J. Thompson, judgment for
plaintiff for SHE Jacob NJ Stein and
Jacob l. Shapiro, trading as J. II stein
d Co. against Andrew J CummiT rs.
Judgment for plaintiff for 81. rs, Aug ust
". Schnepfe against Hiram W. r. ID
k1us, administrator. dismissed, deflf D.
ant 70 pay costs. Samuel W. Cartwr il-.lt
against the Washington and Rock-il g
Railway Company, dismissed: Mary Col.
houn against Milton Whitney. JudEmeI :
for defendant for costs: Alexander E-i .
guu- =~ainst Roland 9. Booth. iud Z
me-- " plaintiff for $50 James 2
u ~ administrator. against Emily
era ray and Charles W. Cray, re
novel r0 Prince George county.
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n " Ison Ofutt has been appointed
BY the county commissioners tax asses
scr for Bethesda district in the place Of
Hamilton a LOughbOrougb. who re-
signed recently TO 90 West for the bsne-
ft Of MS health
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can manufacturer a big advantage over
his foreign competitor.
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

ro-oz m daily Florida Fast Mail"
--------ef coaches and Pullman sIeepe-s 20
-,-s7-b ~ md Jacksonville rarIor car Jack
r---5i5,, 10 Tampa through sleeper 10
sr7en+a Dining cars
m tAaIlr--TThe FiauIinC1-' THROUGH
- ans FstIi11an sieerlers jackson d! e
sT-rustine palm Leach. Miami. ard
1-ss17t-s Key Connections for Havana-
m daily 'Seabozrd Express
- - eoaches and Fui man sleeDers Sa-
4hI1.-s- ygf-s.san-fIIe. and Tampa Also 81
sel.'.Sl-- EMS 'tyirrniughaul. sud Memphis DinIaz
cars r~,ce 1Fs New York ave y "
Ilcks1 HAYWOOD. C. = a
Pvan G. p A. Portsmouth,. Va
-. DpesiIfp= d p A Washington D c
u 4 a2s-rf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

,-Foiio~ins schesiul figures pub!Isnea
y = information and are not guarau-ess Z
o1ly a4Iauta BirEliuEhau- Mobile, ~sT
- sheville. q b. and 10-a5 n
OTtesl-e.S-,. +fapooEs Rnd Memphis. 500 = q
~aSa-y- ~ Roanoke Knoxville ChartanooEa- Rf--
-ts--+7srn Scevx Orleans 1910 . n
T-9S Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nan.
,-r7se Memphis. E-Ic m. daIly- (SIearfn- :
"a oper afrer 1e p n
For Atfauta- E--rninE,aun. Columbia
Charleston AUGUSTA -tfEPl. Savannah TzrE-
1~zyHie, aud Florida Iolnts- 4-I- b. sn. cay.
L S. BROWN. General A=s1-
sss-gf.sxz
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

We WILL FURNISH IT OR FIND IT
FOR YOU.
kEY-SMITH & LATHAM, nc,
Second Floor Front,
EVANS BLDG.
on 18th st. near Park road. 1o-roorn and
Deth house a bargain al $500. upon terms
In the seventeen hundred block Of XII
oouFne street. 10 room and bath house. hot
water heat: handsomely finished. except,euaI-
" cheap at the price asked. Price, s7Jg8.
On Irving street. west OF 18Th street bs,4-
some house With front porch, on a large Ior:
containing II rooms and baths See Us
about this II you are looking for a nice home
Tor reasonable sum Price. $1,000.
On Calvert street. near the car lam 2
stories and cellar II rooms and baths
5000 - 1'-'' '-'s r '-''
one OF the haBdsomest corners on 18Th ST.
leaT me henesaW apartment house. 'front.'
ing 20 feet this beautiful b-,uie-a-d ana
improved By a modern 1z-rOom double house
containing three baths; finished IN qua-tered
oak. hOt-water heat and open freplaces An
ideal home Price. $500.
On Irving st. west OF 18th 81 t,reA-ztorv
Day-window brick. hardwood finish. 20 rooms
4no two baths fronts south, concrete cellar;
steam heat and open dreplaces: lot S0xIg0
teet Price, $500, on terms to suit
On Columbia road. English basement house.
containing y rooms and two baths excep-
Is a nice home Price, SI9ooo, upon terms
to suit
one Of those popular Biltru0rs street houses:
lot 4eHl5v teet 70 paved alley. 5-stc-y brick
containing 10 rooms and bath; . stairways
concrete cellar, with servants toilet ard lauu-
dry; and heated by steam. Only $500 upon
terms TO suit
tent
OF 10Th street, containing . apartments one
rooms and bath, and other s rooms and
PAN. hot-Wajer heat: good renter total rent
s6e per month Price, $3.50. Oh terms TO
on Shepard street. between Georgia ave-
nue. and 18th street. detached house on corner
well built with all modern convent noes
Price. si.sod. upon easy terms
On street. In Georgetown. a 2-storv. bsv-
window brick house containing eight rooms
and bath; large concrete cellar Price only
4o-Vt Ihts is an exceptional opportunity
tor an investment Good renter; rents FOR
so per month.
On Prospect avenue Georgetown. s-room
and bath house Price, Si,soo
IN the ave hundred block OF 10Th 81. n.
nice little tUo-stoTy- 6-room and bath house
al modem improvements. only 8. GO, 500
cash. balance 20 suit.
In the i've hundred block o. 7th st. s E.
a 3-story and attic. f9-room and bath house.
only $3.50 This Is a good buy
Also other properties. improved or unina-
proved IN every section of the city and sub
urbs
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM. INC,
Second Floor Front,
EVANS BLDG
ap-1-5-ELl1u
For Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE OR REST-Six-ro0m house, rent
4l-5J per month sale Sl-sJG- la min EaIk
- car Apply KEYSER'S STORE --sry-
=.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

-,..,ltsbsd only as Information. not guaranteed
80 a m Week Days.-Pvl'nan FarIor
- v-ithout change Washington 70 NeUpor-
- md Old Point Con- JrJ- VIA ". $ r
EichIaond. and = & o. BY.
90 a NJ daily-Eor Virginia West Viz
g s.nd Kentucky points Pullman Sleep
So 'parlur car 10 Virginia Hot SPRINGS week
e.sa n m. aTy--CINCINNATI-ST- LOUIS
go SSCO SPECIAL solid train TO s.
80 -vfrh Pullman slee2ers 20 ChicaEo
So only at imp0rta1S stations Pulimaa's
n3sss n3ssSo g !. N daIlv-F = Y LIMITED -.
.-----TnnstI Louisville. the West. Sou-hwssE
- northwest Pullman s4eePers- Througa
s----t-57sr 10 Virginia hot sJsrlEgs-
q q IA carte. dln9nE car service
S-zo~ar,s.k ks and Ohio Ticket Offices az 81
e,e Izs9 r St. and New Union Stafioa
-7-r1ra main 1895 and 2z06 for tfckerE
.seTsze checks. reservations. and taxicabs
aul-EF
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FOR SALE-LOTS

AN INSTRUCTED % sell lots On East
capitol St between 18th and 18th sts
u l-S feet front each y Buy for either
a sDeculator or builder. Look at these Iots
ing in this section Values viii rise very
rapidly IN this section in the next tuco years
In order 90 make a quick sale these lots will
three.
GEORGE Y WORTHINGTON. IHe st NV
Il
CORNER LOT Cathedral Highlands 20xrss.
with = feet PARKING square rom Wisconsin
ana Massachusetts aves.5 easv orrns; cheap:
must sell BOX 545, Times oItcs- sp22-5t-I
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FOR SALE-HOMES-
TESTMENTS-
The best houses ever offered under
81. co.
OUR PRICE S.1o0-

These houses are situated OF the
Heights north or the city a COuVen-
lent location, near two car lines; high
and heslthful-
The houses are zemi-1ets -hei, giving
plenty % light. air. and ventilation in
al rooms
THEY HAVE WIDE COVERED
FRONT PORCHES- YOU GAN GET
As MUCH COMFORT OUT OF THIS
PORCH As YOU COULD FROM ANY
ROOM n THE HOUSE
ParsJr, dining room pantry. and
large kitchen on the first floor: three
large bedrooms and a very large bath
room on the second floor: porcelain
tub stationary Washstand. and open
plumbing
AN UNUSUALLY LARGE KITCH-
EN-; COAL AND GAS RANGE: Gel
LAR UNDER THE ENTIRE HOUSE,
AN ECONOMICAL FURNACE
The side eIstrance is A great con-
venience- -ood-zized rear yards ce-
ment sidewalks
The location is very desirable: all the
houses are occupied by refined white
people many or them own Shefr homes
It has been said that there are fewer
Objectionable featureE than are 20 be
found fl any other part Of the city
As TIE RESULT OF AN Ex-
CHANGE. We ARE N A POSITION
TO OFFER THESE BEAUTIFUL,
HOMES AT THIS EXTREMELY Low
PRICE THEY SHOULD APPEAL,
TO INVESTORS. As THEY ARE Al
WAYS RENTED At A FIGg-RE
THAT WILL PAY A LARGE PER
CENTAGE on THE INVESTMENT
STONE & FAIRFAX. Is42 g 7. AVE.
ap20-9t
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FOR sALE-HoJSES

SHANNON & LUcHs. 10 18th ST. y. W.
YOU CAN NOT AFFORD TO BUY a
HONE WITHOUT CONSULTING Us. OUR
LISTS ARE THE MOST CGMPLETE-OUR r
PRICES THE LOWEST.
SHANNON & LUCHs. Us 18th ST. y. W.
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WANTED-HQUSES

WANTED-SiN OF seven room house on the
Mt Pleasant car line: give s5eserir,fgC-,
number. and street. Address BOX 20.
Times Office srS7 -
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnisbed-

FOR RENT
S55-0o-ss9i 18th 81 NV. so rooms and bath.
large yards. and prrches-
s5a5l-l358 spring road. new 8 rooms and bath
%-tS5-33d and " sts- NV. rooms and bath
fat
s-s-.1-s-I = 81 NV. > rooms and bath fat
S-t-se--46 fth 81 Sc. rooms and bath fat.
Slt-sO-lslS n c. ave. ne. rooms and bath
Fat
Sl4o0-s12 18th 81 su-. rooms
St--sy--lae Ith St Sc. store room.
SiV-el-ltl- E cap ST. rooms. water. and
sewer
ss-9o-26z6 Green's Ct. rooms. sewer. and
water
~-@9---lst and Quincy srs- NV. SUaI bakery
LEWIS & JONES CO. 6l7 ST. y. "
apZ3-6t
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FOR sALE-UNoUESTIO TIL E
greatest bargain in BlOOmingdaie a beauti-
ful bay-window brick dwelling Of S rooms
AND TILED BATH on > FLOORS. sub
stsntialiy constructed by one Of the best
builders IN Washington; trimmed in oak and
beautifully decoEa ted VIII sell to a quick
purchaser for s4. 500
SHANNON & LUCHS, 7lS 18th ST y W
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

FOR SALE-CHEVY CHASE
StN-room and bath rvvo-st0ry frame house.
nice large ict- only $500.
Nine room ard hath ryro-story frame h.1lse-
q beautiful cC-uer with privet hedSe. only
Q 90
Eizht-roora and bath house. hot-vatc- heat
garage IN the rear Price $50
On Irving St = block from the one-fare
any Of the subdivisions Of Chevy Chase.
fronting 90 feet on one street by a depth Of
10 feet the other. Price. 50 90 for the
entire property or for the house with 81
feet front by depth 0f - feet. S15.so- II
you are lcCkinE for handsome home IN
both in construction and location
Eizht-room and bath house on corner of
C1nnecticut ave and Livingston ST. electric
light Eas for cooking. So feet front on I-v-
iuEston 81 BY 1-s feet deep Price $50
Tennis 20 SUfr-
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second Flor Front,
EVANS BUILDING
F-oE =uimDrUved property our Bradley l@-e
lots can not be eQualled- ap---s 25.es.-l
10 Acres OF hne lying high land on living
stone Rd-. y. c.. near Congress E7ts-- az
& snap for quick buyer 300 per ARE See
r1e FOR suburban places Of all kinds
J. JEROME LTGETTFOOT.
14o4 II y ". aD@-2t
send for new Bulletin O Su5urbln Homes
MARION DUCKErT & son.
81 St = " lpe-sot
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FOR SALE
Best ground about Washington. foo
feet higher than Dupont circle
same distance from White House as
chevy Chase 30 minutes out
Daily fares II cents round trip.
Aristocratlc neIzhbors- best society
where you would ike to live Ample
restrictions
Get free purchase certificate
Lots 5ox200 and larger. $3.50 20 $50.
Specially Of acre lots Cg3.550 So -t--18
city sots). $500 TO $50 Terms. so TO
IS cash. s 70 SIS monthly.
Salesman On grounds.
NO INTEREST; NO TAXES.
AT FRANKLIN PARK. VA
On Great Fails and Old Dominion
electric street car line: free transpo-ta-
fers Pennsylvania avenue line. 55th
and II sts- y. ". from any C-pitaI
Traction car
sUBURBsN DEPARTMENT.
MOORE & HILL dne-). 1888 c - y. ".
an7S -
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R r.

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Othe- Hour lle odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
s7-ce q III Diner Pullman F2rI5r Car
Ts.U0 a. m.-5-ho1r Jraiz-
+e.O0 a rn-Diner and Pullman P-rIo- ca
fII-Og o. En--Diner and Oose-vs-ioa PuiIzaas
s1.oe D n-Dlner and Pullman ParIor ca
ss.0o , El--.-Fzoysl Limited AL Pulinas
El-e-hour-
t6-a6 D n-C0aches % Philadelphia
e g-08 = ra--Diner and Pullman ParIor
800 , ul--Coacnes 10 @eW York
s1s-I5 < T.-SIeepers 70 New York
'262 a. E.-sleepers 10 PailadeiPhia and eEsz
ATLANTIC CRY. f7.Oa 900: fII.0o =
tl.C @2-Oo ? m -
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
tWeek Days Z a. n 10 Il p M
s1-5z f5-0g s6-So. -7-oo- "a fs-93. "s25 ssgs
$50. fIo-0a. -l-oo a. n. -lz-oo noon. Tlz-0s
.1.0S. ais. f--oo. $50. fs-25. 80 f4=0G
ts:0g. -Ie-O0. -1e.S5. s11-56, '12-I5 y =
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. -I-ZI. SO p n
CINCISSATL ST louis. and LOUIS
VILE ss.I0 g. II. a4-G5 p IL. 80 nfznr
PTTTSBURG- -s-I0 q IL. 80 80 > -
- q night Sleeper ready. 10 , II
CLEVELAND $40 p
COLUMBUS. $50 ,
TEHEEIING. $40 q n SO D. n
WINCHESTER ts-lo a. n t4-OS fsss
? -FREDER1CK. f5.ao. fs:lG +sa5 a n. a.ss
-, SxGE iERsT0wN. 1910 = n f5:05 , n
ANNAPOLIS. 80. fs a n fi2-05 105R
ts-2o. t2-So t5;so: AeG a-,-;:s- 80 ? I577-s n
TELEPHONES az al q ne foiloEias
--,-[et CnIces- 1f1T O St. Tel Main 1881 SIS
station Ticket once -ASi1 tSsS- AHioTIaa-
-. FssrrezE. Main "a
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ADVISE Us or YOUR WANTS
We WILL FURNISH IT OR FIND IT
FOR YOU.
kEY-SMITH & LATHAM, nc,
Second Floor Front,
EVANS RTDG

On 18th st, near Park road. I0-roora ana
Oath house a bargain al s7,5oe. upon terms
70 suit.
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RUlLDING MATERlAL

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
LET Us CALL AND GIVE YOU
OUR ESTIMATE
on All kinds 0f building. remodeling. and re-
nairfug- competent mechanics. moderate
prices
CHAS. C. KENNON. rs 18th St y "
Phone n 1917
apI1-rs.vy.f-tf
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WORKlNGMEN'S WANTS

WORKINGSEN-Iuto and out o. it goes the
crowd Of satisfied happy buyers saved
good mon come a-T-Uull- SON. slight
J. used tailored suits 50 20 SI1- one price only
JCSTHS OLD STAND. 6Is D. IN
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
BOWLES, RYAN s. co.
18th and II Sis.
Money 20 Joan on improved real estate We
have a number af good applications for loans
~ Sl,000 20 5000 Apply immediately Tel
n. 55e2- ap2I-7t
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates SPECIAL priv
ileges with respect 10 prior payments. Large
amounts q specially TYLER & RUTH ER-
FORD. go 18th st y W nol2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN or D. g REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments On
principal IN amounts OF 500 OF more re-
ceived al any interest period THE r H
SMITH CO. Bond Building. I3OS y Y ave
jy15-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-S25O 10 $4,000 on D q
real estate Interest low. and all transac-
tIons conducted with economical cousidera-
ton FOR borrowers
WM- Il SAUNDERS & CO.
l@g7 ST y " fe12-tf
NONEE TO LOAN AT LOWEST RAVES or
INTEREST on d c. Real Estate No IN
reasonable delay
WALTER h ACKER.
fef-tf -z29 ST y W
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In the seventeen hundred block Of Xii
oouFne street. 10 room and bath house hot
water heat; handsomely finished. exceptional
" cheap at the price asked Price, S7J90.
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WINDOW SCREENS

WINDOW SCREENS.
Phone or Wrf-n FOR estimate on Made 70
FTt-- Screens Stock Screens. DC up. doors
sec up- Cabinet work uph0IsterinZ- painting
,sr1euterinE- Phone NJ TIz7- K Z Co.
1Ir WEBSTER 18th and Pa ave zp29-6t
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

FOR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST COM
plete little homes on East Capitol street,
recently constructed. a bay-Tindow brick
residence Of s rooms and tiled bath. i'm
proved heating plant every possible con
venience 20 make this an ideal home Cheap
Al $500
SHANNON & LUCHs, 13 nth ST y. w
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so o01 LOAN WANTED for ; % 3 years al .
Ier cent on nearly new wei located bust
ness building. rented Oh long leases at s. SO
annually valued at $4,000 Address E
NARDEN- owner $3.50 Ut Pleasant St
apc2-2ts
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WALL PAPER
DENTISTRY

ALVECLAR TEETH-PafnIess. lasting. won.
GerfuIly Ufeuke- bridgework OF plates IN
neeessarys painless 6lling- DR. J. L VII
son Io13 r 5vZI-tf
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FOR sALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BAR
gain lust think Of tie desirable features
contained In this offer MOdern. colonial
design home Of fine rooms and tiled bath
HOT-WATER HEAT. Trimmed In hard
wood Handsomely decorated and IN flrSt-
class condito on We offer this house $500
less than aEy other IN the row. A snap
at 81, 20
SHANNON Z LUCHs, rs 18th ST. y. w
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On Irving street. west OF 18th street. hand
some house With front porch, on a large lot.
containing u rooms and baths See Us
about this II you are looking for a nice home
Tor reasonable sum Price $1,000.
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

FOR Saloon PA AVE s z ONE or
the best bargains tn this section. practically
q new h0usc o. rooms and tiled bath
modern and up-tc-oate in every particular;
fze condition. aFery desirabiv located.
owing @ trade. owner VIII sell a. 8 90
SHANNON & LTCHS. 7I5 1fTH ST. y. W
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-09
DEMOCRATIC ACTIVITY

NHAIRMAN NORTON of the Los
{ Angeles county Democratic cen
~ tral committee is earning praise
by the life he is infusng into the party
workers and interest being aroused by
the committees activities. The forth
coming visit of Congressman James
w, Lloyd of Missouri chairman Of the
national congressional campaign of the
party, and of T. T. Anderson of the
Folk league ought to help to rally the
party following and inspire confidence
by letting them know that tho local
leaders are working hard for success.
For the first time the party in Los
Angeles county has a complete, har-
monious. smoothly working organiG1-
ton in every city, town and hamlet.
In forming this organization the motto
has been Put no machine mon on
guard" and the result has been that
every vestige of Southern Pacific in
the party has been banished. This of
itself will inspire popular confidence to
a degree that the party has never be-
fore enjoyed.
The visit of Mr. Anderson does not
mean that the Democracy of Southern
California are committed to the can
didacy of Folk, although the noted re-
former of Missouri has a large fol-
lowing hereabouts because of his rec
ord and recognized ability. They are
glad to give his friends a chance to
present his claims as a presidential
possibility. The mere fact that Mr.,
Anderson and Mr.. Lloyd are coming is
evidence of healthy revival of inter
est and activity in the party ranks
throughout the country and ought to
do a good deal toward bringing about
the success of Mr.. Nortons efforts and
those Of his co-Workers in this county.