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s., 000. .628 l6 nv, 2r, q
s. 900. ....16l7 l6th ct
500. Zoo Mass av nv
$226. :. .H2S p nv, 0r
500. 1925 K NV, 16r, -
$3.50. .1753 N NV. 10r. Sd
$50. .1l26 18th NV. 15r
$50. 1897 Mass Nv Nv
SIPS. ..15l4 & NV, 10r
SIPS. 1905 r I Az. 11r,3
1928. 2236 Mass. l4r, 8b
sos. /. 1000 Col I'd, l5r
$780,. ISIS Belmont nd.
l1r, 81
500. 20 N Cap, Isl. %
500. TIA 18th NV, 17r
$S3. 33. 1902 10th NV, Tor
$50. 3d.. ISL 10th. Tor
$50. .l217 n NV, 15r. 2b
$50. .254S Univ pl, Tor
$50. 1911 24th NV, Ia, 3b
So. 1347 l. NV. 14E q
$50. 13O5 Kenyon, l3r, %
20. ..lZN 18th nw,Sr,b
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$I5.l511 Goth NV. 12r. %
$40. ...1AO N NV. l0e
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$0.-....: 3S21 10Th. Or
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$6O.. 1881 Lanter. Or
$@..:.:!7G Q NV. 1Of
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$3.50. ..6l2 II NV. 12r
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SOD. :;l921 8 NV. Or. b
30. 1885 18th NV, 12r
700. 1889 18th NV. 12r
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$ol....N Ind Az. 11r,
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5O. 1I& Ore nv, 1W, b
$50. 1893 Q NV, Tor
800. 1905 17th NV, Or
$50. =. 174S @ NV. 10f
1870. 2467 18th nw.2b
40. 90. 1885 r I ~, Or
SOL 20. .218 l NV. 12r
A3.5O. 1929 Newton, Or
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FOR lighthouses.
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FOB RENT
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sek ave. Nv.
= Ath at. NV,
| 90. 30. .43l0 9th nv. q
| 90. 80. Is. ! ne. llr. b
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80. so. 1925 9 NV, Or. b
326. so. j. .l40 Seaton, Or
S2S. so. ~ Sth &c. o.
| IS. so. .1448 W NV, 7e
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$28.. 1917 vt Az, e
$T. 80. $40 C Sc. 81
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| 81. so. 1921 Ga Az, 7r
81. 30. los p NV, e.
$21. so. DOG Q NV. Sr
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$3.50. .136 F se, ST, b
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| &27 80. 11A3 10th NV, u
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$27.H0. .624 Fairmont. Or
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| 81. so. 1924 Lamont, 6I
| $27 80. .2130 H nv, Sr, b
$27. so. 1922 N NV, sr, b
$8.5O..31S g ne, Or. b
&3. 50. .81O G ne. u. b
$26. 1925 LIST nv. Or. b
iS25.O.121 Tenn nv ne. Or
$25. so. 800 9th ne, Or. b
$25. 50. 23OJ 18th NV, Sr. b
SO. 90. 121 Tenn av. Or
$3.50. 1921 Ga av. Or
SIS. so. 1549 9th NV. Or
$25:5O. 1893 Ames ne, Or, h
SIS. 30. 400 Col I'd Or. b
$2j. so. .361S 18th NV, 6r
SIS. 50. 33Fla av NV Or. b
! $3.50. .l43 c ne. Sc
| SIS. SO. Goa 9th ne. 6r. b
$25. 60. .U07 Sd ne. 6r
IS. so. .147 c ne, 6r, b
$23. 5000 0O2 Sd ne, 7r
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$25. .2S15 N NV. 6r,
$25. .1S8 Hobart. 6r
| $25. 1872 9th ne, 6r
$24.50. 1877 LIST NV. Or
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1 500. so. .24@ K NV, 6r
$23. so. . .24lj II NV. 6r
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500. so. 40 Fla av NV, Or
$22. so. zoos q ne, Sr. b
500. 80. lab G ne. Or
S22. so. 800 O NV, Or. b
$22. so. 1853 Gresham, Or
So. so. COS 23d nv, Or. b
$22. so. 4O4 r I av NV, Or
$22. so. .742 18th ne, Or. b
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AUL CO., It'll 4 L NV.
1417 LIST NV. Or, b. %. so
424 Fla nv nw,7r, be-. so
New, Ridge st Oats,
I'd door. 5r. b.. .21.W
1923 Sea ton nv,
5r, b............@.0
40S l. NV, Sr. W. .0.50
26OS X NV. Or. b. 1000
2O:sS Ga av, sto, 8r. 20. Oh
New. Ridge at fats.
LIST floor, Ar. b. . 10. 90
Pals + NV. Ar. b. 1880
1923 4th nw,5r,w. 1850
1620 4th nw,5r.w.lG.5O
653 10th ne, Or, b. 16. 90
1858 + ne. Or, ". 1850
326 KY av se, Or, b15.30
2219Water NV, Or, w16.W
lO1 Corn. Ivy City15.00
1912 3Oth nw,5r,w13.@
2267 9th nw,Sr,w. 49, so
204O Ga Az NV. LIST
floor. rear. .9.60
2221Water NV, Or. w12.50
4JG Franklin NV,
store. Or, w.....1l.60
2043 Gales ne. Or. w10.5 50
205 Gordon nv ne,
Or. ". 1000
:sO71 Canal NV, Or, w10.W
90 Madison al. 4r.w1O.00
SD & Il ne, 6r,w. 10. 90
1913 Sd Sc, Or. ". %. SO
STORES.
1910 9Th NV. 1915. 90
1928 7th NV, sto. Sr, b75.00
1885 eth NV. 80. 90
1882 Ga av nw.store.
Ar, b. 40. 90
40 Fla Nv NV.
| INV b furnished. 70. 90
1884 7th NV. 50
2O4O Ga nv. 1900
TOO 8 NV. To- 0
l264k 9th NV. 1aW
2O34 Ga Az, north
Qfnfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-27

FOR SALE COMPELLED no 6DTTI5 n.
tate-HOWs located In the northwest: rat
SIP. 30 per month. Make olfef. Bon q. Sat
Once
FOR GAIE-A 8-0rORY BRICK HOAm N 90.
lumb1a Heights for 4-st0y pg1ee. Only &1Do
cash. bal on your eWn terri
rERCY Il RU91 o0s
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once
FOR GAIA 8-sTORY BRICK HOMN N 90.
lumbae Heights for 3stay 1Eies. 0n0 S3Ds
cash. bal rs g re E. 's 81 FL o.
Russell corner. 9th ana n. Z. eve ~
FOR 6AL8 OR EXCHANGE
BIZ wILdNTr REfNDUkH.
ToR SALE OR ExoaANaS ON 7 e.. saess.
Nice Groom brick. bath; good investment
FOR SALE OR s EXcHAScH ooRs1R HOME
tile bath; cellar: fan:e s:e Splendid esndit a%
vacant; get Keys.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. DETACHED
9 ROOMS AND TILED BATH.
toilet: laundry tubs hot.water heat; lot =,
before March 1. Price. $3.50.
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE. STORE ON 9th
TWO BRICKS NEAR CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
House has rooms; rent, $3.50. Store, with
Z dwelling rooms rent. $3.50. Price 81 $50
each. Great bargain. Location Is booming.
FOR EXCHANGE. NEAR PARK ROAD.
sEMI-pErACHED press brick: rooms. tile
bath; cellar: hot-water heat: servants toilet,
etc. Lot 4ox2oo; chicken house End runs; fine
home. Trade for lots.
FOB ES Soa,; TO SETTLE Az ESTATE.
six-RooM BRICK on col.uMRlA ROAD
AND VACANT LOT NE.
FOR oNE-pIscE PRopERTY IN TRADE.
wILLErr REGNECkE,
1909 H st. NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR AGRICULTURAL DEPT
AND SMITHSONIAN. SOUTHWEST. WELL.
BUILT GROOM AND BATH HOUSE; LARGE
BACK YARD: BEST NEIGHBORHOoD:
NEAR CARS; NOW RENTING FOR $3.50;
MIL OF 70 c 3sHPk
DRESS BOX 40. STAR OFFICE.
HOME BUYER OR INVESTOR
Il will sell my SEMI-DErACHED press
brick house. never occupied. worth $3.50. for
s4.75O; $3.50 cash. balance on easy terms.
west sections. on high point overlooking the
city. Large lot. large. light outside rooms;
sommodious fiichen and bathroom With most
lighting fixtures: beautiful decorations: HOT
Watch HEAT: double porches front and rear:
two car lines. No agents. Box 240. Star once.
FOR SALE-A NEW l2-ROOM MODERN RESI-
dence. hot-water heat: tile bath. In perfecs
condition: terms to suit purchaser. Apply to
OWNER. 1926 18th At. NV.
hall: convenient to cars. schools and churches.
Small r asss H. :sms
Russell Corner. 9th and New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-FINE 7-ROoM HOUSE; TILED
bath: hot-water heat; anil; on nice bigh ter
1e6s address CISCO easy
FOR sALE-BARGAIN: FORMER LEGATION
house; detached; lot 37xl21; fashionable loca-
o 10 ws S:sh' ios ~ sss
~" oA 40 cAsu pAvMuNr
heat: on Heishts. nv; blocks g s.,:
tsdss. T aScRx H ss.r osss A'' p'1fp-
ron sALK- ATTRACTIVE MODEM EIGHT.
rom detached frame dwelling. on t.o :.rss
:s, a' HaSre:. s sse' ss ssr
ron sALE-1sl7 COLUMBIA ROAD NV. IL
parior. reception hall and dining room and
h.eseD ON 1 It o dSS5 % r.
ron SALE : FOR coLoRED: SosrhsAsT:
s:.: sss T Dsssss
FoR sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES
FOR SALE : TWO-sTORY BRICK APART
ments; renting for $40 to white tenants.
Price ISL sSs sEsGa 3 s.s s. sss co.
FOR RENT-ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
buildings ON i4th st., near U; large new store
and apartment; brick stable. Very attractive
terms. EDW. +. SCHWARTZ. ga r nj. NV.
FOR RENT
Sc CORNER 1ath w sts
Excellent location. large 3-story building,
veil shs ss'ls M o s ssns IS SEE = u; d, or
N. L. sANssURy CO; Inc. no lssA Ct
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FOR RENT-6O2 ST. S.W.. OPPOSITE
park: 3-story. baywindow house. IL rooms
newly papered: BATH End and srd floors; front
closet: $50. 30. Apply within next door t6O0D
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FOR SALE-STORES.

With cellar. u and wide alley in rear. Box ss
Star ONCE: ~
FOR SAFE STORES
fE for So aLa7 month. New twostory buildings.
with nice storeroom ON the first door and
apartment above: on a car line. in one OF the
eesed Sst tses 81 viii sell IN Very short time
II you wish to purchase something out Of the
ordinary Ordinary we ADVISE you 70 inspect tne'n at
SToxE = EAIRrAx 1910 New York ave
FOR SALES. 100: RENTING FOR $50 A
month; stories: on numbered .n street north
tionsi opportunity to secure we'll located store
pS%nNE i e rnYprHT 1910 N.v W.. a..
ToR sALE-slo: 900: FIVE sToRE BUILDINGS.
Capitol Capitol W Would I'd sell Separately. '' " .i ~
stone . = =sa 1s4z New York ave-
month. under lease; a nice storeroom. with
apartment above; west Of l4th st. south Of
STONE FA.KFAA. 1s42 New YORK ave:
sto fnsd fR
STONE Z EA!AFAA: 1s4z New YORK ave:
By 100 near 9th and ar sts. =" Price. 5000 "
STONE z FAlRFA4: l342 New York ave:
s. lot q 81 ; ,Ss and dwelling on 18th st
sI0NE EAlKFAA: 1s4z view 1ork ave:
% s4SSs se;s e;sss i
month";. 2sstory building; storeroom on the first
Situated on a prominent corner not far rom
f sToNE aye Z F All 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-$e. 900: RENTING FOR go A
month; an attractive %story ouilding. VIII
20 By ii5: on sth st. NE. 'A''' SWAN ''
STONE Z FAlHFAX: 1872 New York ave:
FOR De,.s SALE. 80 H ,stS FOE SSS
st"rerc r1o,o on .n ,1'h hath .t.. hest
roGms ana e ea5n N y .v neat
$500 11o1GI~@
-. 49, $500 800 -----
R Florida Ave- reSt .acse Price. AND
vo 49, M M. sa7Sa ~ 3z!1 =; Nv
BOSS . FAEEPs Gaea: IL is.a s: NV:
FOB sAhus st.. 3F ho 18th ST.; SOUTH OF
se2 Rsns 6 s4aG .s: j. Ess
FOR sALE-NEAR UNION STATION; GROOM
BOSS PhE si'sO an re III Eth st. NV.
roo room Srisi house: rent. So $3.50 month Price.
Eoss 1FS;t ne Only 4! s sss cast: st.
5Isk SEdnn h AND See
$, os Lot bqIE 211 FL Brick <, stable e
FOB sAdENEAR 18th and AND ND, FLA I'VE
BOB BOSS PHELPS Is aas2 .. 18th + NV
sSss .nRHis lss'' Sss 81 ~ sath st NV
FOR sALE-NEAR R. I AVE EAST on 7t6
81 FIe. s; S 100 brick house, annual rent 5000
BOSS PHELPS Gnc:l. ia 14th st: NV:
d PEse eko3n
BOSS PHELPS Gncl =. 14th s: NV:
brick houses: annnal rent. $50. Price. e $50
BOSS RHEERs Gee:l. 80 AN .: ~:
- 1900. : 80 ---.-
FOR sALE-NEAR DuPoNT CIRCLE, vALuA-
BOSS PhR ELS HNG. ia al0 isth ST. ao n.W
FOR sALE.l4th ST. NEAR R: l. AVE-. LARGE
yearly renf 81 o1o. nr,cs sIS o No puohc aheS'
BOSS Z PHELPs dNc:5. pa I4th St NV.
S H. building; ;s Sc s,se ,s:1: $4,000
FOR sALE-14th ST. PROPERTY: NORTH OF
1925. wide slley Price. So. 80. -
DOSS q IaELfS uNC.l, Us I4tn II. NV.
ron S7TE VF1P TIIT C0PICP ~ 1C0
M oA Ea1itI III IT,; So s.tst ''n AL
brick stable ;,, Rent. s45 month. Price. $3.50.
bOoo q fHELfS uNC.). n4 l4th st. NV.
FOR SALE-VALUABIE CORNER NORTH
west Coat owner e 800 Rent $40 month
lot N nv about InO largo mn.iern store anI
BOSS PHELPS aSc:l: q. l4.n st: NV:
bricx Sl,,d,nx Lot asaioo to ao.foot .iIeyy
:;
tss.seo; WIN pay iS per cent net.
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APARTMENTS.
HAT IslrniahoA 4

The Hartford, 1915 Clifton st. NV. No.
2. IS rooms and bath. 5000
305 st. nv, I'd and I'd u.s., ST., b.. 400
The Tulane. slo9 18th St. 5r: D.. 4aeo
1880 14th ct. NV, ID door. rooms. e %
1918 F st. NV, LIST door. 5r: and b.. 1850
The Monticello, 1857 Mt Pleasant St,
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Dos st. NV. LIST door. Or. and b..... 1870
1905 18th st. NV. I'd door. 6r. ard b.. 1000
The New Bloomfield. 3l49 Mt. Pleasant
St, 5 rooms and bath. ................ 1000
1907 Monroe st. NV. LIST d., Or. and b. $3.50
The Kfpgsmap 1918 18th ct. NV. 5r., b. IS. 90
The Oswego 1926 st. NV, Or. and b. a2 80
The Marguerite. 1471 Newton. Or. b.. $3.50
The Chester, 400 End ST. NV, 3rd foor.
The Turin. 1924 18th st. NV, Ar. b.. 80. so
Second door. 2OS ST. NV. 4r. and b.. $3.50
The Bryn Mawr, 1915 IT, rooms. 49,. $3.50
The Ilkley. 1920 u st. NV. 4r. and b.. IS. 80
The Ncwporf 2I6i Fla ave- 3r. and b. $500
The Spokane I2l nth ST. ne Ar, b.. $500
1910 18th st. NV. I'd door, Or. and b.. 900
rooms and hath. ................... 2a5o
The Ellsworth. 623 Sd ST. ne. 6r.. b.. - 90
1910 New York ave- NV :,rd floor. -. 1000
The Saratoga. eth and East Cap. Pr, b. 1880
0TONE & FAIRFAX. l342 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-COLORED TENANTS.
Brand-new. rooms and tile bath, $o2. 80;
rooms and tile bath. $3.50. These houses
are newly papered; convenient to car lines.
242O to 243O Il st. 20 Of these houses have
been rented.
B. F. SAUL CO., 7th and L SITS. NV
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SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
727 18th NV.
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TWO-FAMILY FLATS.
M heat f,rrutahNd


1908 Park I'd. LIST floor. Or. and b...... 81.
1850 Irving st. NV. Or. and b......... y.
146S Chaplin ct. NV, 1st do0-. 5r.. b.. u.
S5O1 18th st. NV. rooms and BATH. q.
1880 Chaplin ut. NV, ID door, 6r.. b.. q.
1484 Chaplin st. NV, I'd door, rooms. 81.
1923 LIST ST. NV. I'd foor Or. and b.. 26.
1745 + st. NV. I'd door. 6 rooms. D..
ISL kalorama rd.. LIST door, Or. and b. D.
1901 Willard st. NV. ID a.. Or. and b. %.
8021 18th st. NV. 1st door. rooms. ..
1916 9th st. NV. LIST door. Jr. and b.. %.
1894 Willard st. NV. 2nd d., Or. and b. q.
is T ct. ne, Let door, 5r. and b. -.
22l9 st. NV, LIST door. Or. and D.. -.
% r ST. n.e.. LIST floor. Or. and h. ..... %.
81 Todd pl me-, LIST floor, or. and b.. y.
1909 LIST st. NV. LIST door. Or. and h.. u.
q Seaton st. Me-, LIST floor 5r. and b.. -.
isis 18th st. NV, I'd door. q rooms.... Y.
25l5 18th ST. NV. LIST d.. 6r.. b., h.-w.h. a.
50 Todd pl ne, End floor Or. and b.. FL.
S0o st. NV. 1st eoor. Or. and 6.::.. 4.
e Todd pI. ne. I'd door. Or and bath. r..
2S21 Brentwood I'd. De-, 5r. and d.. "a.
so Todd pl. me-, 81 door. Or. and d.. p.
Sc Todd pl me-. I'd noOr. Or. and h.. 20.
E01 Eye st. NV. 2nd floor, 4r and b.. 70.
1917 Sd st. NV, rooms. .............. 20.
221 G st. NV, 2nd floor. 1r. and b.. 20.
il6 d at. Me-. LIST floor, Ar. and b...... h.
1871 csth St NV. 1St door, Ar. and b.. ID.
.s323 y st. NV, Cd floor. 5r. aud D.. II.
1911 st. NV. End door, Or. and b.. IL.
1921 st. me-. list door. Ar. and b.. -.
1917 Duncan st. ne. LIST door. rooms -.
63S Florence st.. 4 rooms and BATH. H.
kT0NE A FAIRFAX l342 New York ave. n.
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HORTON. 22i1 14TH ST. NV.
) rooms and bath. rear porches. .$S2.60
ST. LAWRENCE, 1907 CALIFORNIA ST NV.
4 and rooms. bath. so and $3.50
NATCHEZ. 1440 W ST. NV.
aud rooms. bath ........ $3.50 to &37 80
BELGRADE. 1890 18TH ST. NV.
1, 3 and ; rooms. bath. SIS, SIS, $40
lil9 i4TH ST. NV. New Buidin2l.
3 rooms and bath. $27 80
Once shops. 3 rooms, bath. .&45, 1880
Apply 10 janitors premises, zee
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana ave. NV.
1910 10Th NV. 800, 90 $40 Goth nj
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FOR SALE-$6, $50.
A MODERN HOUSE. NEAR nth AND
MASS. AVE: COMPARATIVELY NEW: HOT
WATER HEAT; TILE BATH; GAS AND
ELECTRIC LIGHTS; STORIES: 10 ROOMS:
PARLOR. DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN
ALL ON ONE FLOOR.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALOON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$500.
You can secure q dwelling house In this ou-
perb residence section at this extremely low
price.
A three-story dwelling. containing 10 rooms;
tile bath; hot-water heat; parlor. reception
hall, dining room. pantry and kitchen all on
one door. Plenty Of room the lot for .
garage.
This house was built to sell for 1880: 1t is
one OF several properties that were taken In
an exchange for larger properties. The present
owner has reduced the price to q figure that Is
less than the cost of the construction of the
house alone.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York are.
FOR SALE $1,000 3-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. HEATED BY HOT WATER: q
FEET FRONT; SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; ON
THE HEIGHTS, NEAR 10TH ST.
PARTIES LOOKING FOR A NICE HONE
AT A BARGAIN SHOULD SEE THIS ONE.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-12

family circle, have chided each other and inner conscience with Remember Bailey.''
 Bailey had been mission worker got appointment night guard and promoted to be under ailer He
 met the prisoners friends, the level No matter how oathsome he would bathe them dress their sores cothe them make them comfortable put them to bed Often they would rebel and curse but most of them have had mothers who that way with them and they remember it and it james them said Bailey.
 When they had slept clean sleep, he would search their minds for interest and would teach them thing they wanted to electricity, geography plumbing the Bible. For it mistake Bailey sad to try and teach them what WE thought they should
 Sick sous like sick stomachs, must be taught anything they can keep down.
 As the prisoners were released, Bailey heped them organize and get honest work No but Bailey could have put up with the dscoragements of that organza tion. But his patience unfailing The plan grew
 until the city took cognzance of it. house hired which Bailey booked home for them to and wherever these fallen went, Bailey would follow them with letters and encouragement.
 Against this philosophy how unenghtened seems legal attempt to prevent crime and reform criminals by measuring out to the when caught exact punishment by Imprisonment for many days, weeks months years fixed by statutory law.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-12
Back Comes Back To
 Knife Roosevelt
(special from United Press ,


 Troy, N Y. Feb 12-With one mill lion dollars in negotiable securities earned by the practice of law in If years safely hidden away, Frank s. Black, former governor. Congressman and charter member of the TapeWorm club, is, today, back in politics. The chief object of his new undertaking is said to be a fight on Colonel Theo- dore Roosevelt.
 Roosevelt prevented Black gettine and, although Black, in 1904 made the speech at Chicago nominating Roose- welt on behalf of New York. for the Presidency. it was not through friend ship but because it was good poG- ties at that time.
 Black is gunning for the scalp ot Cornelius V Collins. former state su, perintendent of prisons and until. a short time ago. the uudisputed boss of Renssa1aer Count Having succeed ed to the political leadership Black lay down to make money pracdctns law Collins was Roosevelt's 1ieuten- ant when he captured the Saratoga convention.
 Today. it was announced that Black was squareIy behind Pierce Russell. nouneed Blacks fight for Congress and who is an avowed candidate foH county leader. Black and his former lieutenants have heen in frequent conference and. today. they claimed that there was no question that Col to be held soon. Black will then he elected one Of the delegates to the Chica go convention. they assert. The Congressional district convention. theV claim, will instruct for Taft. Rlack is a1=o expected once more 10 heo0roe a factor in state politics and to feht against Roosevelt, getting a, foOthOld in the Republican machine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-12

trat1on and bearing his autograph. These currency sheets are suitably framed. Another article was the pen which the former national treasurer used in signing United States bonds amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars and the mahogany box in which the bonds were transferred from the bond vaults to the office of the treasurer for his signature.
 Then, too, there was the guest chair which was in the office of the treas urer for many administrations and which was occupied by visitors to the treasurer's private office, when regis tering in the official register or con versing with the treasurer, whether the visitor was the humbIest citizen of the smallest State in the Union, or was the high dfgnItary of a foreign power. For these historic re'ics Con necticut has fitting and appropriate shelter in it's beautiful new building.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-12
Woman Loves But Once, Then She
 Loves Forever
Statement of EngIand's Most Prolific Writer of Love
 Stories at Age of 8S

London, Feb. PA woman never really loves but once and then she loves forever
 This was the statement made today by Mrs. Katherine Macquoid, aged S8 one of the most prolific writers of love stories England has ever produced. which will come from the press this spring.
 Mrs. Macquoid says she has always written love stories because she has been a, lover ever since she was a. young woman. For 61 years she has lived happily with her husband, Rob ert, who is now 91, and during all that time she says there has never been a ripple to mar their welded life.
 When asked what advice she would give to young American couples who were contemplating matrimony, the famous authoress said:
 There is only one recipe. They must be quite sure that they are real ly in 1ove-that they were meant for each other. Each must be ready at al times to yield to the other when questions that concern their happiness arise.
 Early marriages, too, are a mistake. A girl should not marry until she is at least 24. The ideal age for men to wed is between 26 and 30. Love comes so gradually It is possible for woman to be in love without knowing it. But it is a terrible mis- fortune for her to think she is in love when she is nOt-''