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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-14

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, November IL
Former Representative Nehemiah Day
Sperry of this state, one of Abraham
Iincolns nominators and the man who
financed the building of the Monitor.
died at his home here last night. He
was in his eightyffth year.
Mr.. Sperry retired from private life
only last year. when he declined to be
candidate for reelection to the
House of Representatives from the
second congressional district. after
continuous service of fifteen years
He was the oldest man in Congress at
the time of his retirement.
Mr.. Sperry was born in Woodbridge
New Haven county. Conn, July TO-
1927. After a common and private
school education and some years of
farm and mill work he taught school
and then became u contractor an I
builder. He became active in politics
In 1853. when he was elected a mem
Der of the common council of New
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William II. Haycock Better.

William " Haycock, WHO suffered an
attack OF heart trouble Willie az h,s desk
n the offices OF the American Security
and Trust Company yestsrday is report
ed IN : morning 20 be recovering He is
At II home. 5000 q street northwest 1t
10 believed that he will De alb . 20 return
&c his work after several days OF rest.
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Dr. WI arton Conducting Services.

a series of evangelis;ic meetings is be-
ing conducted by Rev. DR.. II. NJ Whar-
ton in Kendall Baptist Church. DR.
Wharton IS preaching each evening, and
IS being assisted by Rev. Theron Out
water. pastor OF Kendall Church. Spe-
cial musical programs are features Of
the services.
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Week for Inauguration.

J. NJ. Wood asked the association TO go
on record as favoring and indorsing the
proposed plan for having the Inaugural
tion OF the President cover a per OF O.,
one week. inste ad of one day. He out
lined how an entire weeks program couli
be mapped out, and explained how peo-
pie from all over the country COLD com ].
here and remain long enough to See e
ca ital.
L think the resolution is 4 gooi one :"
said DR. Starr Parsons, but | think I
would be more complete II the ASSOCIATE IN
would suggest holding the inau ura
the last of April instead of the fourth
March
Mr.. Wood said he thought the question
of changing the date from March to
April would be worked out by persons
interested in the affair.
The resolution was adopted. and Presi-
dent Evan Ii. Tucker, J. NJ. Wood, VIII
liam j. Frizzell, DIR. Starr Parsons and
DIR. l.. d. Walter will compose a com
mttee to meet members of ether organi-
cations 10 discuss the question.
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FIGHT WHITE PLAGUE
Program for Effective Steps
in the District.
PLANS ClTY-WIDE CAMPAIGN
Association for Prevention of Tuber-
culosis to Combat Disease.
LEGISLATION TO BE SOUGHT
Efforts to Secure Bill for Compulsory
Removal of Dangerous Patients
Will Continue.
ClTY-WIDE CAMPAIGN
LEGISLATION TO BE SOUGHT

\ carefully planned and far-reacf2ins
program In fighting tuberculosis and the
selection of the most effective measures
TO prosecute in citE-Uide campaign
against the disease were the keynotes
struck last night at the annual meeting
OF the Association for the Prevention o.
tuberculosis at the Public Library.
DR.. John S. Fulton OF Baltimore demon
strated by maze of statistics that Wash
nston'S mortality rate from consumption
is que to the fact that the greater part
OF It's population is between the ages o,
fifteen and torIy-nve years, wnen v,ctIms
are most suSceptuie to ATTACKS Oh uISease
ne declared TINS also Is true OF several
rapidly growing young cites o. the ives.
ano Tar west, put that by reason of The
INDUSTRIAL and manufacturing nature OF
tnelr Industries they wou,u ou,grow TINS,
WhiIe Washington, wnicl LiuS .tL.r to a.
ways nc Primarily inc sea, or the ma
tons govein4nei,t, 10 the eX,Iuo,un o.
ec,iiiHei~iaI attaillicnts, ~ ouainiy Always
Win nave L cOinbdi atiNets young i,upuid-
ton.
il.at this popularity of popu alton him
deiS cHuiiS 10 cuIi,lvi the 50. eslu 81 I'd
percuioSis was me statement. 81 Al.
ton. - moi Serious u.nicuIly arises lroin
the prOpul lioiia,eIy iatse neoio p.p..d-
tion OF Washington. ne saiu, Tie leoll-
muny OF all citieS ue,n9 uilsaliimols a to
Inc uestru.lvci.ess OF tuue. cuioslS 10 COL
ortd people.
That private societies have hazed the
tran 10 Tie ngal on Lu.ercuosis anu that
it now devvIves UPON Inc Inu.ic,.,ai.u.s
10 carry out the uperl air scuOv4S, s.si..fl5
nurses anu utIer Measures iuund most
effective IN tue war On inc di eau.d mai
auy was the glsi, u the aauiess ,Ir.
Alexander NJ. wilson, director of the
henry Pnipps Institute or ruIiaAeipnIa
on The LoInmunlly's kesircnalplnty Tor
luberculoSis.'
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Lecture on Ibsen's Dolls House.

James Z. Waters Is 20 deliver n lecture
on "losen's Dolls House" before the
Bethel Literary and Historical Associa-
ton tonight at the Metropolitan A. NJ.
Il Church. NJ street between 18th and
10th streets northwest.
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Pension Plan Endorsed.

On motion of DR.. l.. d. Walter the
association adopted resolution heartily
indorsing the proposed plan for the es-
Enlistment Of a permanent fund for
the police and fire departments pens. ons.
The association also voted to do all in
is power TO aid and support any bill
introduced in Congress that will insure
such permanent pension fund
DR.. Starr Parsons, member I ( the scho /
committee, offered a resolution fav rim :
Increased salaries for the janitors of tn !.
public schools, and also resolut! n a.
voring the purchase OF ground to pro> ide
an athletic field in the vicinity II the
new Central High School. Both leso.u-
tons were acted upon favorably.
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VACUUM CLEANERS.

ANNA Is aJii son. IoIt lJtn 81 nv N. es
mHSsags aad 81 hrsaches for Frruniat Isu, AMI
poor oircrlatiou. also cabinet Ia ths anil slccaol
8 oil ruhs Appointment Is phone. North sSl5
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Plans to Combat Disease.

As result of the extensive investiga-
ton by the association of the p.evaience
OF tuberculosis in Washington, and thor
oughly aroused to the necessity of inn
mediate action to reduce the appal ing
rate of mortality due to the disease. the
association last night adopted a COM
prehenslve pro. ram mapped out by the
committee headed by Walter S. Ufford
and approved by the board of directors
The program. in detail, embraces the
fol owing features:
Maintenance of present work of assoc
citation as follows: Dispensary. two tuber-
culosIs nurses shared with the instruc-
tive visiting nurse society; distribution
of literature: educational campaign in
public schools and elsewhere.
Forward movement with the following
pros ram, including necessary legislation
That the Commissioners of the District
be petitioned to make provision in the
annual budget for a corps of municipal
tuberculosis nurses who shall work under
the diret ton of the department of heath.
That the department of health assign
the special tuberculosis dispensaries now
or hereafter established.
That every effort be made by the Asso-
citation for the Prevention of Tuberculosis
to cooperate with those interested in
securing a corps of school nurses who
shall work unr Or the direction of the
school physicians already provided by the
District.
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ARE You a SAVINGS DEPoSITUR: DO YOU
know RDui constitutes - greatest safegu ~
taat bank OF r ia c.iti.ttins The 'ais OF
s0dF money IoI know toat ats cuuIcinsJ
capiiai saryluS is UTst ccIsluers .i,.n !.
In tnak.nS Noar Of laBk rcine,ub-T
tnat tns Mertu5ur- aud Mechanics sa.tuss
banR nas arr Isr-rr csniIaI auI Surplus thau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-14

Tll. OlII A\.,Al, nr.tlINa OF THE Ma
tiousI iiutueui,dItIlc uuSrItal aesoclaton OF
he DlsltIct toiuutpaa VIII DC nerd NJ the
rlsu IIuu,e, ,i,tIr,n OF tne tihpnany, =
street Lctwecu latu aud ltth stre.Ls ttniance
sltIe tue Cuorcul on tuesday >o-
vctnucr II, lSti, al S.1t pan. isct-jits OF OF.
ucerS auu all subordinate. organ4Zatlo Will
h. read. others Vii cIectet ami suca otner
business d mas proirris cuuIe Deiore tie az
ISOLATION will he cuu>iO"Ted-
JOHN ENtr.pAlE. President.
ELIAS s HI ICttINSO>. secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ORDkkEU: IhAi luE fEnaiI hEhEio-
fore issued To soseph "a. Hanieln Iur y sl<a,sc
ing autoLIvUle To occupy puv,Ic space iu 'front.' Oh
nreinis,s lv5 fenLss anna as,nue hof.n"est
II heieuy Revoked. tndt hack stanl NO =, %
Gated on the south si,i. of feuls. iv.n,a asv-
hue. directly east III street northwest, -
aeseby usIoDIlnued for sucn PURPOSE, anu ina
the ncreaf .er u- knos u as an auto
mobile sightseeing Neuice stand Tor the ac
comIaodat.vu OF ,esncles; Ine NUMBER sno
dimensions OF suCn slaua 10 feuialb Is A>Ietu~
fore established by the Comuissioners- ahu,
that any Sightseeing vehicles, iot exceeding
SIX IN bumbtr, may occupy tuis -taho iyi pu"-
lie purposes. CUSu n. HCDoLfn, JOHN \.
jUitN>IUN, W. '. JUDSUS, Coinmiss'onefs,
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Cooperation With Red Cross.

That efforts be made to bring about
the Capitalization Of private tuberculosis
work through better cooperation with the
local chapter of the Red Cross Society
in it's raising OF funds and conduct Of
the day camp
That better understanding be sought as
to the acceptance. of patients at the Tu-
berculosis Hospital upon physical i aS
moss of the disease, even in the absence
of tuberclc bacil.i i'll the Spu.um.
That an effort be made to bring about
conference between representatives, of
the medical societies. the Coard of health.
the department Ct charities, the .Asso-
ciated GRANTEES; the Instructive Is.t.n'
Nurse Society the committee on charities
OF the Board of Trade, and the Cha:i,Jer
of Commerce, and the Monday Evening
Club. and other organizations espec.al.y
interested for the purpose OF fornulat-
ing q program of public hygiene with u
view OF better ORIGINATING the public
and private forces at work and to Sc
cure needed legislation to carry out the
legislative pros am outlined ABOVE.
Brief Reports of Work.
In the absence OF the association S
president. Gen. George NJ. Sternberg, DIR.
George NJ. Kober. dean of the George
Washington University Medical School,
presided. Brief reports were presented
by DR.. Kober for the committee on dis
pensaries; by DIR. William c. Gwynn for
tie committee on education. and By Miss
Isabel l.. Strong for the committee on
day CAMPS.
The report of the treasurer Gen. Viii
liam II. Forwood, showed contributions
and membership fees of 81 1g.G4 and
net disbu sements tor the year OF ST.
.51.S1. During the year me- association
has supported two tuJercufosis nurses
in co op> rati n wi h the Instructive Visit
.ng Nurse Society. and has conducted
is dispensary at 32i Ii street. where 3;';
patients have been received. One hun
dred and thirty-four OF these upon eX-
animal on were found not to have tu-
oeroulosis. Twelve hundred and ninety
visits were made to the uispcnsary. The
s.J1.at.on mas maintained a school lee
turer. who gave addresses in l3i schools
, 20 i'll pupils.
"T-tr r.i"f fund for pro-
viding sanatorium and other special care
the society has d stributed S967.:,3 te
eleven patients, eight OF whom were sem
to the sanatorium. 1t also has furnished
an equipment of blankets and certain
food supplies for the fresh air room con
Quoted at the Blake School. Besides II:
other work the association distributed
leaflets to the public school chiidreI
under instruction. has continued the sal,
of its primer. Simple Lessons on Tu
berculoSis or Consumption. and dis
| tributed literature to the churches TO
use Tuberculosis day. which was observe,
| b. twenty-five churches.
Sixteen lectures also We're given undo
| the auspices OF the committee on educa
| ton. Two hundred posters on the pre-
vention OF tuberculosis were put up FIRE
of charge by the Washington Bill Posting
| Company.
] For the three years ending November
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Recommendation for Shacks.

That provision be made at the present
tuberculosis Hospital for the more gen
eral reception Of hopeful cases, either by
the erection OF open shacks or such other
means as may be found most practicable
and economical.
That the Tuberculosis Hospital be
placed under the control Of the depart
ment Of he alth
That the board of education be urged
to extend its provision for open air
schools or class rooms for anaemic chill
dren or for those predisposed to contract
tuberculosis. That in the new school
buildings one or more open air rooms
be provided especially adapted for chill
dren needing more than the usual supply
of fresh air and sunshine.
That the committee ON law and legisla
ton be asked to continue its efforts to
secure the passage of a bill provid .ng
for the compulsory removal OF careless
and dangerous tuberculosis patients.
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bNt.. ~ ItuSr. S.N.,t' harHr NtN'>-ftk 49,,
pay5plc $40 ltr n.onth, ! viii scH rot Lex
.ltI ttrlrt - 81, LOTS. ~. +. \ -. ~
raT lI", IL cents round trif, communications.
Built-up section. ssounn level aud tertiir; ei'-
yaI-on ~ II. .t.ar little. r. VI. Ian. lt-o
n ayp It,
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wESCHLER.
AUCTIONEER.
Real Estate.


TRUSTEES SAL OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. NO. 1898 ETH
STREET NORTHWEST. SIX-ROoM
BRICK AND FRAME DWELLING.
BY virtue OF two certain deeds Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1542, Folio 357 ct seq,
land records Of the District Of Columbia, and
at the request OF the party secured thereby.
We, the undersigned trustees, Will sell, at
Ps bile auction. In front OF the premises, on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH.
A, ID. 1911. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, the fol-
lowing described land and premises. situate
IN the city of Washington, in the District
OF Columbia, and designated as and being Lot
lettered c. and the South ten Q0D feet by
:he full depth thereof Of Lot lettered d.
In Jenifer's sub, lNisIon OF part of original
Lot -Four %, In Square numbered Three
ttndred and Thirteen t313), together with
tns ,n. imRroyem ,nts. consisting Of premises No.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the pur-
cnase money to be paid in cash, and the bal
ance In Two equal installments, payable in
one and two years. with Interest at slZ per
Sentun per annum. payable semt-annualiy,
from day Of sale, secured by deed Of trust
UPON the property sold. or all cash. at the op-
unn OF the purchaser. A deposit of $4,000
VIII ne required of the purchaser at the time
ol sale. All couyeyancing, recording, and
notartal fees at the cost Of me purchaser.
Terms OF sale to be complied with within
Hfteen days from day Of sale, otherwise the
rlstees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defautins
purchaser. after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published In
the city of Washington. d. C.
CHARLES SCHNEIDER
1890 18th st. N W.
LOUIS KETTLER,
S0 N st. y. W.
Trustees.
J. A. MAEDEL.
Attorney for Party Secured,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

X B.-FolIowing schedule figures published
only as Information; snd n mot ga5ante'e; MabsI
oL,oans AshevIlle. 500 a m. and 10:45 D. N.
daily; 500 a: m. daily Tor Chattanooga ana
Enr Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga
pirmingham. New Orleans. 1919 p. m daily.
oIn,r Enr Roanoke Knexville. Chattanooga. Men,
phis, Nashville. I:io a m; daily (sleeptns
- Charlotte. SpartanbuTg, Atlanta. Annis.
,.r mingham.4:15 p. m. daily. Dining
esrs Tourist cars for California Monday. Wed.
pssSav. Thursday, Friday Saturday. SIS
y For or Greeneboro Durham. Raleigh. Char.
Iotte. Columbia, Charleston. Aiken. Augusta
Sanannah Jacksonville. and Florida poiatA
S.sS y no. daily Dining cars.
Local for Harrisonburg- $50 a m. daily.
s.sS n m and 30 y. IN. Week days; tof
6snyiiIe 7:SO a. m daily and for Charlottes-
Siiia $50 a m. and 4:3o p. In. gaIiys tof
N.rrcniun I:30 D. IN. daily and 4.55 .. m
H..t days. Frequent trains to and frog
SrsusnE I. Q. BROWN. Gsnsssl AgsRs
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Miscellaneous.

s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
On Wednesday. March %. 1911, at . o'clock
p. IN. 1 will sell at public auction at the
Sewage Pumping Station, Second and n
streets S. E, about 400 lbs. brass cuttings,
etc. Terms: Cash at time OF sale. Material
TO. be removed within three days from date
Of sale. Failure to so remove IL will be-
come forfeited to the District Government,
and the Property Clerk will dispose OF the
same in such manner as he may deem to the
best interests Of the District. By order:
Commissioners. d. c.
II. c. HARGROYE. Property Clerk. D. c.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A MAGNIFI-
cent four-story apartment building. To-
Gated one square from Dupont Circle.
'near million-dollar residences; all hall
ways and bathrooms tiled; excellent
construction; practically hreproof: "a
apartments OF two, three, four, and Ave
rooms and tiled bath: REM, 80 80 per
annum; low fixed charges; mortgage.
$4,000; price, 500. 900; trade for good i'm
proved property.
MOORE & HILL (Incl 1899 G at NV
FOR EXCHANGE-A BLOCK OF VERY At
tractive 7-room new colonial homes
northwest; hot-water heat: tiled baths;
2e feet wide;,. south front: price, $3.50
each; trust, M.250 each. Can trade one
house or fen houses Want good
offer of lots or larger we'll located
houses small business building
MOORE.& HILL Unc), 1883 G ST. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-AN INCOME FOR AN
Out-go; a splendid 4-story new apart
ment, Washington Heights; built prac-
tically fireproof: best heating system;
very cheap rent: rear alley; price
$4,000 Want lots or houses Get rid
of your non-produetive properties for a
permanent income.
MOORE HILL Gnc.l, 1883 G st. NV.
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FOR SALE-NHw HOME: actually
reduced from s.. 80 90; price 81, 80 90, to
sell at once. 6rs & b.; h. W. heat,
gas & elec. lights; SEMI-DETACHED;
Is FEET WIDE; SOUTHERN En-
POSURE; large front and rear
porches This IA one of the best
homes in the Northwest for the money.
Terms $500. % cash, balance $500 per
mo-. including all interest and prin-
cipaI Worth every cent Of S5.2500o.
wAGSTAFF & WHITE. Inc.
904 18th st. n. w.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

WHEN you need a carpenter get my estimate
on jobbing or carpentering. All my work
guaranteed TO satisfy. Phone West 35I or drop
postal TO JOS. r. WILKINSON, 53eS y St
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FOR SALE

YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
and pay for IT with the rent you are
now giving to your landlord, by ac-
ce2ting the liberal offer we will make
YOU tor the neatest slx-room and bath
brick dwelling on the market today.
You can buy IL on terms of only 500
cash and pay the balance in small
monthly payments Of $H.75 1nciud-
ing all interest. This is too good an
opportunity for you to miss. Don't de-
lay investigating. BOX 160. Times
office.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING

LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA-Paralysis. Rhcuma-
tism. Brights Disease, and other serious
ailments CURED without drugs Pamphlets
and consultations free. PROF. II. n. d.
PARKER, 1922 9Th ST. y. w. Hours, 10 to s.
Watch : his Space Next Monday.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Auctioneers,'
612 z ST. n. w
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE NOV
ING PICTURE THEATER BUILDING,
NO. 1913 U STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust re-
corded in Liber No. 3324 at folio 1877 ct seq.
one OF the Land Records for the District of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public auc-
tlon in front of the premises, on Tuesday,
March Is, 1911, at 4:30 o'clock p m, the fol-
loving described land and premises, situate
in the City of Washington, District Of Co.
lunbia, known and distinguished as Lot let
tered r." in Alfred HOwland Lees Sub
division Of lots in Square Two Hundred and
seyenty-three (27S), as said subdivision Is
recorded in Book W. F.. page 217. OF the
Records OF the Office OF the Surveyor OF the
District of Columbia, together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms Of Sale: Property sold subject to a
deed Of truse for $500, at Sc. payable April
16 1915. Balance cash. A deposit of $500 will
be required al time Of sale. All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within Is days
from day OF sale, or the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after 5
days advertisement in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM A. HILL, Trustee,
1885 st. n. w
WILTON J. LAMBERT, Trustee.
40 9Th st. n. W.
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q OHIO LINES.

uHH.d as inIoTmatIon only, not guarantee
Fno hs n0snn week days-Pullman parlor car
1Strgton to Newport News, Norfolk. aaa
nIS Point Comfort. via Wash Sou. R.. =.
= r. Richmond and {; 4 O. Ry;Ri1lns ~ mn t a.
Y. west Virginia, and kentucky
eoints. Pullman sleeRers to Cincinnati ana
Louisy!n.; y PSgi0E SsTs e1S Dining car. lSi"A Hot
sp! ~ n. m. daIly-sT. LoUIS-cHICAGo
SPECIAL. Solid train to st. Louis. vita
5fEE'oan sJeepers to Chicago. Stops only az
rs,uonoTtant stations. Pullman's finest equip
mens and C. & o. dining car.
Ii.io o, m daily-F. F. V. LIMITED. q
49,. West Southwest and Northwest Pull
1sn aleepers to Virginia Hot Springs, CinciA-
nstI and Louisville Cincinnati sleeper ope1
~ occupancy 10 p. m {. Q: Dining car:
ssei,.t Oflces, 5l3 Pa. ave-, 1888 + at. A1a
s,.tnn station. Phone Main I06s 22Os and 7asa
The Washington times., 1911-03-21

FOR SALE-BIoomingda IN. W..
one OF the finest homes ever built in
this city. Seasoned lumber used only;
h. ". heat; gas and elec. lights; great
big closets; hard wood finish through
out: double oak floors: oak beamed
ceiling in dining room: all rooms are
large and have plenty of light: corner
two paved alleys; room fof garage.
Prive IS, 5000. Worth 1900 Biggest
bargain ever offered in this section
Terms II desired.
wAGSTAFF & WHITE. INC,
sol 18th St. n. W.
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DUMPING GROUND

Jumping GROUND. COW ENIENT 70
THE BUSINESS SECTION.
Easily accessible from any ~JaTt OF business
Washington Make arrange mems for priv
ileges of dumping with
OLD DOMINION DUMPING CO.,
700 ST. n. w.
Hours 10 to l.
The Washington times., 1911-03-21
GASOLINE ENGINES

@-H r. L. NJ. A gasOlene engine for pump
ing, etc; weight 400 lbs: bore and stroke
ix5ie: s42. 50. ]. MOHLER. 2137 Pa. ave. NV
The Washington times., 1911-03-21
PHOTOGRAPHY

DEVELOPING and Printing for amateurs
our specially. Photo supplies. Films de-
veloped. 1Oc roll. NJ. BLUMENFELD. 2Sli
l4th st. Phone Col. 775
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ILLUM MINATFON

TIE Washington Illuminating Engineering
Co.. Builders Exchange bldg, l315 II st.
n. w. Main SSA
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ELECTRICAL

II ELECTRICAL-SEE HARTY.
Electrical Contracting. Repairing. Supplies.
1885 F st. n. W. Phone n. l5S3
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GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRS

ONE ORDER, one contract. one bill: our
speciality, withdrawing, kalsomning, ma
chine OF hand work Also housepainting,
pastering. and wall papering. NATHAN
BELL & CO.. Cos 10th st. \. E. Phone
Line. a3.
DROP POSTAL for estimates brick work
and cement work, TeEair work my special
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For Rent

FOR RENT-6-roOm house, outside buildings;
II ON one to thirty acres good garden land,
to suit party. One Groom house, furnished
If desired; acres garden, orchard around
the house: to rent for one or more years.
Inquire DR.. S. A czARRA. Hyattsvile. Md.
FOR RENT-RossIyn. Va. large country
home; suitable for German gardener. In.
quire 7l4 6th st. y. w.
The Washington times., 1911-03-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Enr Gala
For Sale.

CHEVY CHASE Is FOB
HOMEA
Your own home, with a touch Of
your own individuality, can be ready
by this summer IL you buy now.
Prices from 10c TO 50c per squart #
$500 cash will finance a deal where
by you can have a home Of your own
In this Suburb Beautiful
Ask Us for details.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.: Ina.
73S 18th st. n. W.