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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-29
CAPITAL to Be Increased.

In order TO meet demands for increased
capital to take care OF its growing bust
ness the Alexandria Electric Light Com
pany has been reorganiZed. with the cleo
ton of George L. Warfeld as president
and Francis r. Weller of Washington
formerly general manager. as vice presi-
dent 4. o. Portner. this city, becomes
a member of the board of directors
The new president, Mr.. Warheid. IS
cashier of the First National Bank. He
takes the place OF Thomas G. Coleman OF
Baltimore, who retires.
The reorganized company has, ii is an
nounced, purchased a large steam tur-
bine and additit nal boilers adding about
20 per cent to the capacity of the STA
tiCn.
James j. Regain, national president OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernians. will be
rendered reception tomorrow night at
O'Clock at St Marys Hall by Alexandra
Division No. l. Ancient Order of Hi
bernians Mr.. Regain is making trip
through Virginia. In addition TO speech
by him, members of the rider from Wash
ington also will make short addresses.
1t is claimed that three people have
been bitten since Tuesday by an alleged
mad dog. which was running at large In
the first ward. 1t is claimed that the
canine also bit several dogs. The dog was
killed late yesterday afternoon by Ed
ward Dean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-29
blind STUDENTS ASK
TRANSFER OF BOOKS
Reasons Set Forth for Re-
m0vaI From Public to the
Congressional Library.

Although he is out Of the city, Libra
rian Herbert Putnam of the Library OF
Congress has been informed of the move
ment inaugurated by the friends of the
blind for the transfer of the books Of the
blind back from the Public Library to the
Congressional Library. Some expression
from him as to his attitude is expected to
be made known here within a short time
Senator Curtis, who is one of the most
active advocates of the transfer back to
the Library of Congress, will present the
written appeals of several blind students
who are frequent visitors to the library
to Mr.. Putnam to show how keenly they
feel on tine subject. They point out. it IS
understood, that they see no reason why
provision should not be made i'm the IL
brary for accommodating the blind as
well as those who have their sight, eyen
tho ugh many of the readers are resid ants
of this city.
Reasons for the Transfer
The reasons for the transfer of the ac-
commodations for the blind as outlined
by Librarian Putnam are:
THE services of the reading room for
the blind consist of the following:
in raised characters. both for reference
use and for home use within the District.
- The supply of information regarding
not merely literature for the blind. but
various projects for the amelioration of
the condition Of the blind
'.3 The maintenance at the library dur
ing ,ortion of each year of lectures,
readings and mus.ca!es for the in struc. ion
and incidental enterta 'nment or enterta: n
ment and incidental instruction of the
blind residents of the District of Column
bia who could attend them The partici-
pants III the program have been invari-
ably volunteers. so that the service of
the library has consisted merely in fur
nisning accommodations and arranging
for the programs.
Benefits General Reader.
Except for item , all the above serv-
ice benefits exclusively the blind residents
of the District of Columbia. 1t is a service
not to research or to scholarship, but to
tie general reader, albeit a particular
class of genera readers. On both of the
above grounds. it is therefore service
logically rather within the province of
the Public Library of the District than
of the Library of Congress. The acc'den.
of its Inauguration here should not pre-
vent it's ultimate location there any more
than did tie project for a childrens de-
partnlent in the Library of Con ress pre-
vent the adoption of work with the youn-s
as the exclusive task of the Public Ii
ibrary. The books are chiefly used at
home. and it is the public library rather
than the Library of Congress which is
the lending library of and for the Dis
trict.
The librarian of the Library of Congress
thinks, too that the accommodations for
the entertainments for the blind are bet
ter at the Public Library than at the
Congressional Library because a larger
hal is available.
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FOR SALE
BY R. H. SCROGGINS.

Clarendon. Va AL kinds of SUBURBAN
property in Virginia Free access to Wash
ington. D. c. Electric cars through prop
erty. Lots and houses Of all kinds on
monthly payments. Houses built to order
in Moore's Addition and Scroggins' Add
ton to Clarendon, Va. Phone or write; will
come to see you. r. II. SCROGGINS, Clar-
endon, Va. Telephone Ross. l5S-C. l.
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Vital Records.
Marriage Licenses
WHITE.

WHITE.
John limerick and Maggie Dickey, both
of Baltimore.
Clarence H. Rhodes and Emma K. Lam,
both of Harrisonburg, Va.
Walter e. Simmons and Josephine
Ward, both of Washington.
Thomas B. Hudgin. Of Athens, Ga,
and Virginia A. Gottlieb. Of Wash
ington.
COLORED.
Nathaniel Smith and Marie Jackson,
both Of Washington.
Edward Holmes and Catherine Eward,
both Of Washington.
William II. Plummer and Cornelia
Clemens, both Of Washington.
George Logan ard Rosetta Ames, both
of Washington.
Harry r. Jackson and Vergie John
son, both Of Washington.
Albert Washington and Johanna
Gray, both of Washington.
Isiah Jackson and Erne Kelton, both
Of Washington
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DEATHS

LEE-on Saturday, September ., 1911. az
6:45 o'clock .. M. at his residence. 500
Four-and-a-half street southwest, SAM
UEL, beloved husband Of Julia A. Lee.
Funeral from Fifth Baptist Church, 2
street, near Seventh southwest, Wednesday
at p. m. Interment at Congressional
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to
attend.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION.

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
e Psl1LxpELPa 1i11, AND NV ISZn YORK.
NEW IoR IN T FL 116 s+RE LIBERTY ST.
200, 1900 (Royal Special hourSI. pa
CRoyai speGiaD. 'il;Oo a. .. m a. : LOO a:Oe.
and sl2:l5 night, '2:52 IN. Diners and Pariof
Cars on day trains sleepers on n:ls night
0 Ph,iadeiphia and Atlantic City. tI:Oa. .s:M
'n:OO a m. S r1;0G b. '9 a%fM t1TG p m
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
.a:5a' IS: 20, 1850 1900 '7:2O ts:OO $50. 's:A
tssS 5000 11 20 .,.Uo i t1?So neon aScsa t,.sS
p,is s: 'iO:Oo. 'lO;40, III 80; .l2;is n. T.
ciNcfNNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS.
vEE :'iS a . m; ..;iS p M ' !s:1S aiIst
CLEVELAND. 1910 D. N; Columbus. .s,ss
WHEELING. 1910 a. m, $50 p. m
Schedules Of local trains at ticket Office.
.Daiiy. Except sunday: tsunday oniy.
ave-, Main rs: Union station. Main SssS.
sEABoARD AIR LINE RY.
1O:05 a. m. daiiy-'Seaboard Fast Mall"
Through coaches and xVlns IA r, sleeper. q
sOnvills TO Tampa. Through sleeper to Az
lanta Dining car.
-, D. m. daily-"Florida-Cuba Special.
Pullman steel electric lighted sleepers to
Savannah, jacksonville, Tampa. st. Augus-
tine and knights Key 0Or HavansI. Through
coaches Jacksonvtlle.
s:l5 D. m. daily-''Atlanta- Birmingham Spe-
ciai." Through Pullman steel electric-lighIed
siseuers and observation car TO Atlanta
BirIning ham, and demphis. Through Coaches
10 Birmingham. Dining car.
Ticket oIice. H1S n. \. ave. \. W.
K. A. HARDWOOD, c. T. A
G. T. PHILLIPS. d. p. A.
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cHEsAPEAKE q OHIO LINES.

Published as Information. not guaranteed
400 D. m. daily-C- & o. SPECIAL Solid
train TO Cincinnati. with Pullman sleepets
10 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. g.
/ ouis, and Chicago. c. * y. Dining Car.
u:lJ y. m. daIly-F. =. V. LIMITED. 70
the West. Southwest. and Northwest. Pull.
man slecpers TO Virginia Hot Springs. Cincin-
natl and Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper open
tor occupancy 10 p. m c. q o. Dining Car.
Ticket OfflceO. 5l3 Pa ave-. 1899 St. and
pnisn Station, Phone Main l066 22Os and 7ss4
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Deatha
UHTTE

Jennie R. Moore, II years. Is Todd place
northeast.
Clara N. Miller, n years. 112 street
northwest
James Hill, IS years. AL South Capitol
street.
Mary Schorr, 81 years. 1881 Ninth street
northwest.
Dennis Fogarty. 66 years, 1152 Fifth
street northeast.
John H. jackson, So years, George
Washington Hospital.
Jesse w. Davis, IS years, 1913 Union
street southwest
Lois Marie Mccoy, months, 100 Thir-
teenth street southwest
Charlotte o: Bragg, 5 hours, 227 A
street southeast
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J. c. WELDON & CO.. "a e. CAP. ST.

J. c. WELDON & CO., "a E. CAP. ST.
HOUSES
S14 n av ST. bsS5. 90, sos It'll me- Or. b. so
Is Sd ne. l2r. b.. 80. 80 1903 Sc 6r so
Ill 18th ne 6r b. 80. so 1858 Sc, 6r $50
4l9 NJ e,l0r, b30. so l02 9th Sc 7r B.. 20.50
"a Sd ne, Sr. 80. 00l204 9th ne. Or, so
34s7 Holmead NV, 232 18th Sc, Or, b. 50
Or. sol 1895 d Sc, Or. b.. 1880
80 NC av Sc Or rs 90 62l 9th me- 6r. b. is. so
CAB D Sc. Or. b.....27.OO5l9 14th Sc, 6r b. so
240 10th ne. 7r, b.. 26 50402 18th Sc 6r lis. 30
7O6 A me- 7r b....26. 50 21l 18th sc, Or. b..l7.50
335 F ne. 6r. b. .26. 90 16l5 Sc, 5r. b.. so
$50 18th me- 6r b. .25.5 449 sc av se,6r, b.l6.50
BIG NC av sc, Snb. 25. 0Ol12i Heckman.6r 1850
800 10th Sc 6r, ..25. 90 33S Sth me- Or. b..l6.40
s 10th Sc, 6r. b.. $50 l722 se sr. b...l6.00
634 ne. 7r, b.. .23.50 HIS sc. Or, b...l5.5o
lol6 F ne, Or, b. %. 50325 B ne. 80
245 10th ne, 6r, b.. % 703 18th ne, 5r, .15.oO
3l9 18th Sc, 6r. b. .22. sol 1880 Kramer ne, 6r,
$50 18th ne. 6r, b.. % 90 b. ..-............l4.b0
307 Sc. Or, b....21. 50l1213 9TH Sc, 6r.... $50
FLATS
622 me- l2r, 2b $50 90, 1237 D Sc, Or. 100
1872 Mass av Sc Or SIS Morton ne, Ar. bl4. 50
b. .............. 81 50 ash 12ls ne A. b. 1850
500 E ne, 5r, b.....205OI l712 Sc, Ar, LOCO
500 Pa av 81, 81, b. Is 5Oll36S L sc. 4r b....lOOO
APARTMENTS.
2ls 4th Sc, 5r b. .S2S.5Ol225 Cap. 3r, b...25.oo
Glendower, Ar. b. .250OI9 I'd ne. Ar. ......22 20
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IN HERNDON. VA.-l2 acres, 1O-room house,
pantry, buffers room, cellar, two large
porches, clothes press in east room, fine
shade and water, on two roads. two minutes
walk OF depot: fine fruit; new Buckeye cider
mill, lot OF bees and bee supplies; all chick
ems. buggy and harness; lot of wood; all
farming implements; many other utensils.
Price, 81 200; terms to suit.
J. W. BUCHANAN, Sr., Owner
Herndon, Va.
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COLORED

1gnatius Butler, 66 years. Providence
Hospital.
Henrietta Madison, 50 years, 2210 Eley-
enth street northwest
William Staley, 36 years, tuberculosis
Hospital
Alice d. Hebb, months, 647 s street
northwest.
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished.
FOR RENT-BY

FOR RENT-BY
n. L. SALISBURY COMPANY,
T19-A 18TH ST. n. W.
$500 insurance on household furniture, only 81
for years.
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= ~ NAN ACL1G1J.
sl3 18th ne, store,
Or, hw.............S2.b 80
l13 r ne, IL. b. INV 80
l0l6 d ne, Tor, b. 81. so
1907 L, 9r, b........8 $3.50
6S T, 6r, b. fur. 80. so
2029 LIST, Or, b, fur. $3.50
ll6 and l22 Quincy
7r. b. .............SO.5 90
1928 9Th. ST, b...!...3 $3.50
Falls Church. Va,
Or. b............3O.W
So3 and SOs ISla NV,
Or icol) ..........SO. w
906 Sd NV, Or. b. ~. 30
2222 Fla gler, 7r,b,
fur. .............S.5O
2209 Flagler, 7r.b.
INV ............... T.6o
"a P NV, store Or. $50
Forest Glen, 6r, cot. rs. 90
lilo ID ne, 7r. b, fur. .. 90
lll4 D ne, ar. b, fur. $3.50
esq Hv'd,6r, b, fur q. 90
l1A32 e ne. Or, b, fur. y. %
las c ne. or. b. fur p. 50
1864 S or. b. fur. 200
3l9 18th ne. .6r. b. y. 80
sl7 l4th ne, or, 90
SSl 18th ne, Or, b. 20. 90
1906 VT av, 6r. b. 90 90
22s A ne.6r. w(coD 20. %
1902 Ga ave, or, b. 1850
lLangdon, d. c.,
12r, b, (det. fr.).lS.sO
llS5 NJ av Sc, 6r, b. l6. %
Ills c ne, 6r, b. ..lI.5O
I2SS Dean ne. Or, b. l6. "
ioSiL Ben I'd, or. eel. 16. 90
1880 Otis, Brook
land, 5r. water.1S.SO
POI to 211 18th sc.
6r, CcoD. 10. Ia ~ ~
1414 A se,6.w(coD .l5.'o
IMelrose PIX. Hyatts- m
VILE, 2-Sr. ........i4.oU w
34O2 Ga ave, 4r. W. Jaw
SHED.
.27s7 Cath av. Or.
b. hw (deU.....loO.W
CES. ~
80 F, Zig rm (2).25.m
District Bank bldg,
bright Offices.
1900 to 24.00
10th & D,large RS,
with heat, w'ter. lo.W
Pope bldg front
rm), $3.50 (rear)15. 90
1904 H ca, lr......ls
RES.
1917 l. Sr. b, sto. e. $3.50
400 Fla av., sto. .35. 90
36OS-l0 Ga av, ca. 80. 90
100 Park I'd, /
store-room ......2. 90
1925 Goth, l lg rm.15.0O
winton. 1907 Harvard.
5r, b 0)..........31.OO
The Ottawa, 350 18th.
or, b D..........5 SO. 90
Executive, 340l 10Th
5r, b (2) C3).....50. 90
5r. b............4O.5O
Ar, b........-.... $3.50
Hampshire, 1719 Col I'd.
Or, b C6)..........SI.5 so
Saranac, 1909 n Cap st.
7r, b (3)..........37.5O
Majestic, 1926 Euclid
or. b (35).........@.5 50
Or, b C45).........S2.5 so
Or. b C5D........32. 30
pr, b C46D. %. 80
The Susquehanna, l43O
w. st:
Ir, b (No. g. front. 81. so
Or, b Go. 23) rear. 80 30
or, b Ci3) rear....32. 80
Cambria. 1924 Euclid
Ar, rec hi, b CSl). .35. so
Ar, rec hi. b (4l). 80. 90
Pr. b (33D...........25.O 90
Glendower. q 9Th ne.
No. 4O4. 5r, b......E.5 80
734 18th NV. Or. bhwS5. so
l232 Mass. av. 5r,
b. % .........p.W
1889 Fairmont st,
3r, b Q)........25.oO
IT'S.
.l6l6 9Th NV, 5r, b1)22. so
435 10th, I'd fiat.
Or, b. .............2.5O
.316 18th ne, 5r, b(D.2l. so
20f " ne ar b(flIrllS 30
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For Sale.

SEE FAIRLAwN.
THE BEST BUY IN WASHINGTON
Look over this long list OF advantages and
then ask yourSeh-what other subdivision
has 50 much to offer for the money.
You'll make every dollar bring back two By
investing at Falrlawn
RESIDENTIAL LOTS $50 UP.
EASY TERMS. $40 CASH AND 81 WEEK
Here are p reasons why you should buy
II Fairlawn-
J. NO SEGROES
2 Sewer Mama
8. Water Mains.
4. Reliable Bank.
.. Police Station
9. Fire Department
Z. Branch PosIofhcs.
g. Healthful Locat.ol.
3. Bell Telephone Service.
&C. Gas aud Electric Service.
IL Naturally Most Beautiful.
L. Direct Electric Car Service.
L. A New $4,000 School Hous-
Il MacadGmiZed and Paved Streeth
Is Churches % all Denomination
l6. Beautiful Lawns and Shade Trees.
IL. Twsnty-mInuts Hide to the Center Of
City.
L. ONE CAR FARE to Any Part Of City.
L. Three-minute Car Service to tie Cen
te. II City.
%. A Frontage Of q Quarter Of q Nile
OF Business Houses
IL Frontage OF One-quarter OF q Mile on
Park, for which Congress has Appropriated
Over Half q Million Dollars.
T. Many Other Features Of Attractiveness.
Direct street car service to Capitol (l3
minutes), Union Station III minuIes). Center
Market Q7 minutes).
OSCAR C. BROTHERS. JR..
OWNER,
LIZA Harrison St Telephone. Line Ill
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HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on 800 cash and $40 msnthly. For full
particulars drop postal. telephone, or call
for illustrated plat, ETC.. OF Connecticut Ave-
nue. Park Chevy Chase). FULTON r. COR
DON, owner Specialist Suburban Realty
VIM. H. RICHIE. Mgr. Colorado Bldg.
Phone NJ 523l
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HOUSES-ON
soth and ordway
SITS, l2r. b (9 SIS. %
1887 Irg. 25r, det. .l25. %
1914 18th. 9r, b, sto. lis. o.
ll26 18th, lar, b. 100. %
i746 2, ur, 2b, fur. 20. u
1881 Cath av, sr.
b. (detD, hw..... 50. OF
400 Ga av, Or. b.
garage, hw....... go. o.
1905 Kali, l1r, b, INV So. "a
I7OS P, llr. b.......55.0 Of
1873 Park road,
llr. b. hw.......55. OF
1889 Cal, Or. b. INV so. u
1882 9th. 9r, b, INV 80. 81
1905 nth, Sr, b, sim. 80. 90
1855 Col I'd, Tor, b,
INV ...............55.0 "
4729 18th, 7r, b, INV. 90. o.
1906 18th, Or. 2b. 80. OF
2S5S 18th, Sr. b. INV. 80. o.
$40 I'd, llr, b, fur...5O q
1T02 Ore av, l2r, b. so. Oh
l142 Ore aV, l0r. b,
garage ..........45. 0,
14l9 9Th, l1r. b, fur. Is. o.
1928 n. Sr, b. fur. -. As. o.
l71S Ore st, 10, b, fur45. OF
no Corn. Or, b, fur. 42.5l
1929 Corn, Or, b, fur. 40. 81
1924 N.Cap.7, b, fur. 40. 81
1913 Corn, IL. b, sta. 40. 81
2464 Wis av. Sr, b
(semi-deO .......O. 81
1881 Corn. 10. b. fur. 40. 81
S0l o, Or. b. INV. 40. o.
3i5 1917 nw,14r, b. 40. OK
31S-2O-22 1871 NV.
lar, b.. 40. o.
Sl2 K. 7r, b. .......37.5(
23O n, LOT. b......57.5l
2521 18th, 11r, b. $3.50
SIC NJ, 9r, d.. 35.1
2l47 P, Or, b, fur. IS. 0l
1874 18th, Sr. b.....35.0
1876 Adams, Sr, b. fur34.5C
623 Quincy,7, b, INV. 80. SC
FURN
26Os Cathedral av.
1Or, 3b. .........$l50. Q,
OFF
SO F. ID floor. $50. ot
40 Fla aV. ! store.
about ...........S5 %. "
1905 G, heated and
service. $40 to 5000
1915 n Y av 80,
rooms and b.....3o. %
1922 H "a, Or & b.SO. %
7O6 18th, II, BIB. on
STO
1915 y Y ave, large
store .....S2I5. %
706 18th, store and
upper floors.....l5O.0 90
1914 18th. 9r. .stO. .1l5. o.
3O0l P. sto&9r, fur. 60. o.
933 G, 4-sty,new bldg
APARTMEN'
Summit, 1876 Euclid
6r. b, front (3D .$55. %
Or, b, (2D.......50. 90
5r, b (D..........4S.OO
Loretta, 1915 18th
5r, b, 'front.'. 40. %
3r. b, front. .26. 50
Sr, b, rear.......25. OF
Nolando, 1913 T St
Or, b (20).........3 5. 90
Melton, 9TH & n. Y. av.
6r, b. corner. 81. 80
Or, b. ..-.......SO.S
Or, b. corner....3 80. 80
Ar, b. inside. .....25.5 Sc
Jeanette, 1916 18th
4r, b, I'd floor. 81. e
Ir, b, Sd floor. .35. &c
Maxwell, 1919 Clifton.
Ar, b, LIST floor. 81. 81
4r, b, I'd floor. 30. 90
Marlborough, 917 18th.
Pr. b CD..........S so. OF
Pr, b (24)...-......35.0C
2r, b C34)......... S5. Oh
3r. b CS). 40. 00
Sr, b (5S).........45. 90
Or, b (73).........61 o.
Clifton. 1923 Clifton
Or, b.....45. 90 & 50. %
Ar, b, Sd floor (32
and 33) IS. SO
Wilson, l4th & Harv'd.
Or. b (24J.........40.0O
FL.
1877 TC2)6r, b(hw). .35. o.
1884 Irving 81, 6r,
b (fur) ..........32. 80
1876 Harvard. 5r. b. 80. OF
2230 Decatur. Or, b. %. 30
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I WILL FURNISH FUNDS and ground IN
N. w. section Of District for building Of
detached homes. Address BUILDER BoX
Sc. Times efftss> ~ -
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GARAGES
For HIRE-AUTOMOBILES

HIGHEST GRADE CARS AND SERVICE
We never close. Our rates are the lowest.
TOURIST AUTO LIVERY CO.,
ST 18th ST. N w. Main 1851.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale

CULLEGE PARK, MD.
Picturesquely located amid the hills; offers
unsurpassed advantages for suburban homes:
lots for sale, and two modern S-room houses
at bargain. prices. Other houses. for sale or
rent.
GEO. H. CALVERT,
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
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FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE

FOR SALE-on easy terms, or will ex-
lots in y. E. section; gas, sewers. pave
ments, ETC.. and on grade. JAS. A. BEAL-
NEAR & SON CO.. HOS Fidelity Bldg, Bal
timore, Md.
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
HOUSE REPAIRING

General house and Furniture Repairs
Hardware, paints. locks. keys. etc.
North $50. WM. BRALoVE. 2114 14th st. NV.
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STORAGE
DENTISTRY

PAINLESS DENTISTRY-SPECIAL PRICES
Beautiful work. very best material. Our
Vacuum Suction Plate, 50. Gold Crowns and
Bridgework. s. All filings, 80 cents UP.
Painless extraction and cleaning FREE. A
guarantee to all work. ARMY AND NAVY
SITS. Entrance. G3S St N. W.
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crncrete cellar and sidewalks; u block trol.
ley; rent SIS. c. B, Munson. Arlington, Va.
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LEGAL Advertisements

APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
STATE OF GEORGIA, County of
olympic the Superior Court Of the
said county
The petition of John NJ Blggs, Per-
cy G. B. Morris, Carlyle A. Lincoln
respectfully shows
That petitioners desire for them.
selves, their associates, successors
and assigns, to be made a body cor
porate and polite under the laws of
said state, and to be known as tne
Eagle Aeroplane Company, for term
of twenty years, with the privilege of
renewal as provided by law.
2. That the principal Office of said
corporation shall be in the city of
Brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia,
with the right to establish branch Of
fees in other cities or places in the
state of Georgia, or other states in
this or foreign countries.
g. That the capital stock OF the said
corporation shall be one hundred
thousand dollars, divided into one
thousand shares of one hundred dol
lars each, and petitioners desire the
right and power to increase the capt.
tai stock from time to time to any
one million dollars, by majority
vote of the stock outstanding.
to aviation, aerial navigation or me-
4. That the object of the corpora
ton is pecuniary gain to its stock
holders.
S. That the business in which the
said corporation shall engage is:
(a) To manufacture and deal in
aeroplanes, air ships. aeronautical
engines, aero-motors, aeral and avia-
ton supplies OF any and every kind.
(b) To buy, lease, or rent lands for
factory sites, aviation fields, train
ing grounds or other purposes neces-
sary for conducting the work and
business Of the company, and to erect
factories, warehouses or other build
ings thereon.
(c) To buy, sell and apply for pat
ents for aeral inventions, pertaining
chanical fight. And to have the right
to receive such inventions IN part or
full payment at a fair valuation for
its capital stock the same az cash,
and shall have the right to receive
lands. buildings or other realty, which
may be useful to the company in con-
Quoting its business the same as cash
In part or full payment at fair valu-
alton for its capital stock.
(d) To build and equip wireless tel.
egraph stations and operate the same
in teaching wireless communication
to and from aeroplanes and other air
craft in fight, and teach wireless tel
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egraphy and aviation and TO own and
operate parks, aerOdromes and train
ing grounds fer the same.
T. That the officers of the said cor
poration shall be a president, vice
president, secretary and treasurer,
who shall serve as such until their
successors are duly elected, which
may be done at any time by major
ity of the directors, at meeting
called for the purpose, and may APP
point such other officers and assist
ants as may be provided for in the
bylaws,
s. That the said corporation shall
have the right to contract and be con-
tracted with, to sue, and be sued, to
plead and to be implicated, to have
and to use corporate seal, and to
have and exercise all the powers and
privileges such as are incident to.
and are usually invested in similar
corporations under the laws OF the
state of Georgia.
(Signed) d. w. KRAUSS,r
Petitioners Attorney.
The foregoing is true copy of the
petition filed in the office of clerk of
the superior court of Glynn county,
Georgia. on this 10th day of June,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn Co., Ga.
1911. H. F. du BIGNON,