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The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
DIR. HIBBEN NAMED
HEAD OF PRINCETON
Professor of Logic Successor to Gov
Woodrow Wilson, Who Re-
signed in October, 1910.

Princeton, n. J., Jan. 1.-THE trustees
OF Princeton University elected Prof
John Grier Hibben, 1852, president Of the
university to-day at the annual winter
meeting.
Princeton has been without a president
since Gov. Wilson resigned in October,
1910, to become the chief executive OF the
State Of New Jersey. The undergrad
yates of the university have been strong
for DR.. Hibben since the resignation OF
DR.. Wilson. and when word was passed
around to-day that the popular profes-
sor of logic was TO be their president,
there was rejoicing throughout the uni-
Yersity. DR.. Hibben has been one Of
the most popular all-around lecturers of
the university for years. He knows most
OF the students OF the big university by
name, and never passes them without
greeting them. He has the reputation
OF being very democratic in his views
and fearless in expressing them. II is
thought on all sides that DR.. Hibben
will steer Princeton safely TO a position
OF more practical usefulness without
offending any one. The old wounds OF
the graduate school controversy are
about healed, and Princeton men are
looking 10 a new era OF advancement
and prosperity. Princeton graduate,
writing recently, said of Prof. Hibben:
He is a good administrator of sound
judgment and of exquisite tact; while
not aggressive, he possesses clearness of
purpose and great strength Of charac-
ter
John Grier Hibben was born at Peoria.
Ill, in 1861. His father was a clergy
man. Prof. Hibben took his A. B. de-
gree at Princeton in 1859. and his MASTER
degree three years later. He became a
Ph. d. in 1888, this degree being also con-
ferred by his alma mater.
Lafayette College conferred upon him
the degree Of LII ID. in 1907.
Between 1883 and 1856 Prof. Hibben
studied at the Princeton Theological
Seminary and at the University of Ber-
lin. and in 1887 he was ordained into the
ministry Of the Presbyterian Church.
For the four years following he was
Pa, at the conclusion Of which time he
became an instructor of logic and psy-
chology in the university. Since 1898 he
has been professor Of logic
Prof Hibben's work has dealt with the
subject which is of primary interest to
him. His published works include In
ductive Logic" 1896; The Problems Of
Philosophy" 1885; "HegeFs Logic" 1902:
'Deductive Logic 1906; The Philoso-
ply OF the Enlightenment" 1903. Since
1905 he has been editor OF 'Epochs of
Philosophy a great work of twelve
volumes, by authors in the United
States and Great Britain
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
GUATEMALA IN TURMOIL.

President Cabrara Increases Guard
of Border Troops.
a dispatch has been received at the
State Department from Minister Heinke
in San Salvador 10 the effect that Presi-
dent Cabrara, Of Guatemala, is engaged
in making trouble for the republic. He
Eas increased the number of troops on
the Guatemala border to 1900.
All this indicates, according to the in
formation at the. department that Presi-
Cabrara means to invade the neighbor-
ing republic and that another Central
American war is bound to come.
Also the action of President Cabrara is
in direct violation of the conventions
signed in Washington in 1907, and in
utter disregard of their provisions. This
fact has been telegraphed to Minister
Hit At Guatemala.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
T. J. OWEN 4 son. Aucsioae.rA


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE. CONSISTING OF M0DETfE THREE
STORY AND CELLAR TEN-ROOM DWELL
ING HOUSE. KNOWN AS NUMBER SEVEN
TEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE uISD T
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. d. U.
Whereas defAnit haTinz ben made in ne payment
q princpal and interest On the debt secursd b
esrtrtn deed Of trust beariug OATS Arr IS lss and
recorded Anril IS. 1865 IN LGber No -. folio -
e 50. Of the District Of Cniumhia Land Recurds
the trustee named IN MD deed q tr-st VII oler
Tor ale under the provisions thensof. At public
MONDAY. The 18th day o. Janlary fsi3 ne follow
Ing described laDd and prsmises With ehs improse-
meutA, easements. nghtS. vays, and apputenaness
thereuuto belonging situate md lying IN The Dis
trscf q Columbia. namely: Lot Numbered two hun
dred and rtuenty-nine eZD. IN NJ F. MoxTiS sub
division Of lots In square numbered hundred
hfty-une 05il. per plat recorded IN Liber No 30
folio e Of the Records Of the Oncs oe the Surveyor
q the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Ope-third ~ a the purcAas
prce In e7sh tof which deposit q one hundred
dollas rlog must Be made TO the trustees At the
time of The salel and the balance IN equal notes Of
the purchase, payable IN one and tuo yau frum
the date q ale, With interest At the nts q III
per esntum tsI) pr anuum. payable ssmi-annually.
aid notes TO be secured By hrSt deed of trust On
the rroperty sold; all cash. at the option q the
purchase. The teEms of sale % b onmplied with
within twenty CO. days from the date d ale IN
default Of which. ths pr1pty VIII Be resold At tns
risk and cost o the defzulting prchasI. aftef i've
o. dayE rsadVertisenent IN some nsEspaper pub
lished IN Washington. d. o.
An e1nrsyancng. tile examinations. and recordirg
to b at The sxpenss of the purchasr.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF The
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Trustee
By GEORGE z FLEMING.
sseo1d vics President
Atte.t: useaD EDWARD L HIILYER
j2dAdus seGsta-y.
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POSTAL SAVINGS IN MEXICO
Postmaster HItcheOck's Certtncat
- xxytI1 ~. r.--Fod Mt

Postmaster Hitcheock's Certificate
Idea VIII BE Carried Out.
In the near future Mexico will install
a postal savings system identicslly the
same as that being operated in the
United States. Postmaster General Hitch
Jocks certificate of deposit idea, on which
our system is based, is considered by the
Mexican officials as superior to the pass
book methods used by the European
countries.
The same system has been adopted for
the Canal Zone. where II will be put into
operation in the very near future for the
benefit of wOrkmen engaged in building
the Panama Canal a copy OF the GER
tificate for use on the Canal Zone, which
is very similar to ours, was received
by Mr.. Hitchcock yesterday and it is
understood that everything will be made
ready for the opening within the next
month or so.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
TAKoMA PARK.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Citizens Association viii be held Monday
night in the Library Building
Harry Cragg has returned from a visit
to ChRrlestown, W. Va
Charles E. Langley has left for Pine
hurst. N. C, to compete in the golf tour
nament.
The police in this section have been
instructed TO distribute food to the birds,
so that they may survive the ice and
snow, which covers practically all Vege-
tation.
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held tomorrow night at the Methodist
Protestant Church. Rev. W. e. Lankford,
pastor of the Second Baptist Church, ON
ciating.
Irving L. beavers. fourteen months old.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs: J. w. beavers. died
yesterday at his parents home at Lloyd
Lane, Alexandra County.
The funeral win take place at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Arrangements have been made for a
dance which will be given Monday night
next by the Council OF Jewish Women
at the EIks' Home.
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sIladies cannot Par HON.

By an edIet issued by the Comptroller
Of the Treasury yesterday midshipmen
at Annapolis win hereafter be forbidden
to pay any employees. Recently Congress
appropriated a salary Of $4,000 to en-
ployes to lift any burden Of expense from
the midshipmen. As the fund is intended
for the employees II was maintained that
the midshipmen should not be allowed to
contribute to mess fund" for the pay
ment OF these same persons.
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Echoes of sen Haroc.

The hospital ship Solace and the de-
stroyers Drayton and Burrows were yes
terday added TO the growing list OF naval
vessels which have reached Guantanamo,
following the decentralization Of the At
lantic Fleet by the severe storm of last
week. The Paulding and the mccall, in
Jured In the course Of their Tnisadven-
lures al sea, viii be repaired at the New
York Navy Yard. The Salem also viii
get her repairs done there.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
BALTnMoRE & OHIO RAILRoAD

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERATINAIs LIBERTY sTREFr
and W. TWENTY-THIRD STRICT
I'm. fsoo RnJal Special. hounl, IN uaoval
speciaD. ,1iAa a. n, IN. 80 Royal Limited s
bourzl. 500. $50 p n. and E2:i5 night s2sf5
=. N Diners and ParIoF Ca1 on DAY trina
Sleeps 90 .i2i5 night apen at 100 .. N
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. iff0. 9oo. sua
a N. TNe. Sao. N1D y n.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE hour.
tWeek days. 30 a. N. to loao D mi
ex,S. f5ae. fsso. To. Ia. fsoo T.p -sss
Ed5. ii21o. S0o t5n, so tssp AS ssm
$50 So 800. 80 Ta0 40 $50 s10oa
'oso. sID. 11:5 night
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, S11 a. m, Us s5N D m
CINCINNATI. sT LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
'sle a n. Hae ,. m. 'l2ao night
ffTIsBURO. ssao a p-. rs. 40 ]. m. sI2sto
night isleeper ready 70 D. nj
CLEVELAND. S:n p N. COLUMBUS. SD
D. u.
WHEELING. 30 a. n. 's0 nm
sehednies Of local trains At ticket OdHcek
.Datly. fExceps Sunday. sSurdsy only.
TELEPHONES a. following Tickst oncea: lnf
9 T. nv. Main ISL: es Psnnsyivania ave-. Main
1I6: Union Station o1ce Main ~
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CoMMISsIoNERs, NOTICE.

District of Columbia. Washington. ID. O, Jan. s.
Isi1-ordersd: That Article VI Of the Polie Regl-
lRtions Of the District q Columbia Be and the
ams Is hereby anerded b. addins thereto the fol-
l0Ning section. 10 Be known Section Eleven. viz:
See. II. No owpef. manager, o. person having
control q any private vehicle q WhatsoeTG kind
shall exhibit or place o. allow 70 Be exhibited
placed thereon while such vehicle II any public
street highway o. place. any sign. Dotice. q ad-
Vertisement q rates or charges for ftS hire.
Il any charge to any person 10 Be carried therein
Any person violating any q the proYisious q this
Section shall On cuuyiction tbereof b punished By
. hns uf not less than one dollar more than
forty doIlara'' CUNO H. RUDOLPH. JOHN A
JOHNSTON WILLIAM v. IUDsON. Commits
sicners d. Q. tle&
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RusTNEss oppoRTuHIrrEa.

800 INVESTED IN ONE OF OUR 8
per cent first mortgage gold bonds Will
bring you guaranteed income OF IS per
year, and wiz give you 800 ia common
so 70 30 per year. IN addition to the
yearly income guaranteed b. The bond
Arrangements can be made 70 nay iar1or
Best or bank references For f,irtber'
PARTICULARS, write REX SMITH AERO
PLANE COMPANY. College Park IA,
or Room blA Victor BUILDING City. ii
CASH FOR YOUR BUSINESS OR
real eftate-i bring buyers and sellers
you want to buy. sell. or exchange any
kind of business or property anywhere
at any price, write me. Established
1851 FRANK p. CLEVELAND. $50
Adams Express Building. Chicago. III
2ll-m. .f-f
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her SANITY oUEsrIoEED.
Mrs. Rebeeca AIezanaer TO Have
Court Hsarins January rs.

mrs. hebeecA AAeEanoer 10 hAee
Court Hearing january IS.
Mrs. Eva R. Bouic through Attorney
Daniel W. o'Donoghue. has made appli-
cation TO the District Supreme Court TO
have Mrs. Rebecca Alexander, ninety
three years old, widow Of Columbus
Alexander. who left an estate valued at
500 ooo. adjudged Of unsound mind, and
a committee appointed to manage her af-
fairs Justice Barnard has ordered q writ
de lunatico inquirendo to issue, and set
the case for hearing January IS. at !
o'clock.
Mrs Bouic. the petitioner. who Is a
granddaughter OF Mrs. Alexander, tells
the court that as a result OF the ex-
treme age Of her grandmother, and Of
her mental and physical debility, and her
infrmity Of memory and will. she has
for several months been incompetent and
incapable OF properly caring for herself
or protecting her property interests.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
rn n.nnrt penti.try RiII.

The Commissioners will submit within
the next two weeks to Congress report
on the bill. introduced by Senator Over
man, of North Carolina. to regulate th'
practice Of dentistry in the District. one
provision is that after 1sl2 applicants fol
entrance to dental schools IN the citS
must show evidence OF having received
a preliminary education equivalent tC
that Of a four-year high school course.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH
y B.-fonowing sehstlnls dgurss published only
- Information and are not guaranteed.
For. Atlanta. Birmingham. Noodle. New Orleans
Ashetille. q. NJ and le.i5 D N For Chatfanooga
and hempaa. loss ,. n. daily. Dining can.
For TalladeEa. CaleFa. Selma. uuioutosn. Demop-
oils a. N. daily.
For HO9noke KncxrffIe Chattauooza Birfuina-
ham, EeW oriesna loas d N. DINING cara
For Roanoke. knoKriilc, Chattanooga. Nashville.
Memphis. $40 A. m daily. Csleepins ear open after
70 ., NJ DirinE cara
For Charlotte. 8peFtanhurE Atlanta. Annisfou.
Brninsham. AS p. m daily. Dining cara
Fer Asherifk. Charlotte. coiumbia. Charleston.
Akcn, Angunts. saFannah Isclscnyilis. and Florida
pcintA 81 p dafN Dining carz
I s. BROWN oneni As-nt-
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CHICKENPox ON INCREASE.

Health Department shows 1O2
Cases Under Treatment.
There is an unusually large number OF
cases OF chickenpox in the District, ac-
cording to the weekly report Of the health
department, which has just been made
public. At present there are 1o2 cases
under treatment.
Last week forty-three cases were re-
ported to. the health department, and
twenty-three were discharged. On De-
cember 30. 1911, there were only eighty
two cases OF the disease under treatment
During the past week there were 10
deaths. Twenty-Five OF these were caused
by diseases OF the heart, sixteen were
caused by consumption, and spoplexy
claimed eleven victims.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. Jan. 10 BIZ
Sealed prUposals win BE- rrceircd At this ofcs until
? O'Clock p N. JANUARY 2. 1872. for furnishing
T. g b., Washington, D. c.. one horieontai relec.
tricany driven centrifugal pump for ne On the
plaza Union Station. this city. Specifications and
form of proposal mRy be obtained upon appiicatiou
10 the Purchasing Oflcer, d. O.. CUNO H Ru-
DoLPH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM v.
JuDsOh. Commissioner D. G AlFH
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missouri society to Meet.

Representative W. W. Rucker. Of
KeytesviIle. Mo-, will address the MEM
bers of the Missouri Society at the month
~ meeting of the organization tomorrow
night at the Arlington. musical pro-
gramme will be presented and reiresh-
ments win be served. Representative
James t. Lloyd, president OF the society,"
will preside,
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
DR.. zahm cited for Contempt.

Justice Barnard yesterday afternoon
cited Dr. A F. zahm, the aeronautical
expert. to show cause this morning why
he should not be adjudged in contempt
of court for refusing TO produce certain
drawings and documents needed In New
York suit of the Wright company AGAINST
the Herring -Curtiss Company for alleged
infringement OF aeroplane patents.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
OPPOSED TO JOHNSON BILL.
Commissioners Send Adverse Report
to House Committee.

to House Committee.
The Commissioners yesterday submitted
to the House District Committee an ad-
verse report on the bill introduced by
Representative johnson, Of Kentucky,
providing that in cases where any real
estate is acquired, either by purchase or
condemnation, to be used by the munich
pal government, and where the Federal
government contributes toward the pur-
chase. the deed Of conveyance be made
10 the District and the United States
jointly in the propoI tion which each has
contributed toward 'ts purchase or con-
demnationl
The Commissioners state that IL the
cbiect of the bill is to prevent the Dis
trict from pocketing the entire revenues
from the sale of property purchased on
the half-and-half principle, they would
suggest a new measure. .-.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
TO DISTRIBUTE PAMPHLETS.
Esperanto Society to Spread Cause
of Universal Language.

As a result of the bill introduced by
Representative Richard Bartholdt, which
is now pending in the House, recommend
ing that Esperanto be investigated by
the Committee on Education with view
to its adoption as an international com
merciaI language, the Esperanto Aesocia-
ton Of North America, through its sec
retary, Edwin c. Reed, yesterday an
nounced that l. 900 pamphlets dealing
with the language would be distributed
free among the people Gf this country.
The distribution will begin within a
short time. The pamphlets will contain
general rules OF grammar contained in
the regular Esperanto instruction books,
and will, in addition, point out the values
of the language.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
RELIGIoUs-MIsCELLANEoUs

DR.. ELIZABETH SEVERN. METAPHY-
sicfan. conducts free discussion classes
every Monday evening at o'clock All
earnest seeks OF TRUTH along advanced
THOUGHT lines cordially welcome. 50S
THE FARRAGUT. 18th and I SIS. NV.
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MEDICAL.

treatment OF special diseases, chronic
and acute. Consultation confidential.
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate.
Corner 18th and Pa ave. NV. Phone NJ.
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RAILROADS.
NORFOLK q WESTERN RWY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. Q. IsIl.
I..-. Wn.hin..nn ~ IT,. ca..i.-.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT 9. ISl.
Leave Washington. New Union Station.
go q n D1ily-An points on Norfolk and
Western
1910 p. n. Daily-Roanoke. Bristol, Winytou-
Salem, Knoxville. Cbattanooga. Nashville. NeH
Oresns Through Sleeper. Dining Caz
40 a. m--For Bristol. KnoxviIe. Chatfnnoora
Nashville. and Memphls. Washington- Memphis
sleeper open at 10 p n.
For Nortolk-LeaIe washinrson. sD =. N. daily
arTiIe Norfolk. IN - N: p S1 noon daily arrive
Norfolk SD y m dHily. Parior Cars. Leave Rich
nond daily. 40 .. m, arrive No<foIk. 10 q N
4i0 p m--Daily-Beuysfns. Luray. Shenandoah
Trains frOn the SOGthSess SrriSs ssfs = n. los0
p m. and I2l5 q N
All infnrmation Fourteenth street and Hs~ XoEk
avenue Bond Buildingl.
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AUCTION SALES.

c. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC. Auctionsea,
1907 Street Northwest.
SALE or PERSONAL EFFECTS, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS. &C. FOR STORAGE CHARGES
Notes is hereby gwen that On SATURDAY
January 2. 1919. at 10 a. m. there viii b aoid
at public anction IN the rcons d @. G. sloar 4
o., Inc. auctioneers. 1907 g street. Washington
ID. C.. TO enforce liens for storage charE-s &c.
due and unpaid all goods, furniture household and
personal effects stored With IN the names oS
Minnie Hawkins Rose Z. Roberts. U. Z REED
John Curtis. JAIME Watson, Mrs. Far. Nellie
Brown. n. b. Banks. and Mn. Porter.
UNION STORAGE CO..
1911 PennsylEania Avenue Northwest
t.rlIq
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WILL SELL TO RIVAL.

smith Premier VIII BE Merged
with Remington Concern.
New York, Jan. lit was asserted on
good authority in the financial district
this afternoon that the Smith Premier
Typewriter Company had completed ne
gotiations to sell out to the Remington
interests, and that the contamination
Of the deal would be officially announced
in a few days. Officers Of both COM
panies refused to confirm or deny the
rumor, or to make any comment on II.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
UPHoLSTERIEe.

UPHoLsTERING. CABNETAHAF1nNG
and repairs Antique fur. reproducing.
JEAN AHRANO,
As ssolef Z st NV Phone n "a
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FOR ECUADOR REVOLT.

Gen. bonIIIa SniIH from Phnama Tor
GuayaquII.
A dispatch has been received from
Minister Dodge, at Panama, saying that
the steamship Chile had sailed from that
port with Gen. BonillI. twenty-four cases
of cartridges, and two cases OF gold
specie aboard. The vessel is bound for
Guayaquil.
Gen Bonilla is back OF the revolution
in Ecuador, and expects TO stop the Chile
at Manta and take aboard 500 Alfarist
troops.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
FoR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-IN GOOD CONDITION
rooms ana bath. electric-llghte1, peo-
lor I'd; $3.50. cATWooD 4 GARRETT.
l2n N. Y. ave. nv. ~
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PIANO TUNER.

PIANO TUNING, $50; WORK GUAR
anteed; over 25 years experience. Drop
postal 7. HOLVIRSEN, In East Cap
itol St Is
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5. BENsINGER. Auct.oaeeE

on SATURDAY. JANUARY Is. ls1z AT 70
O'Clock 4. m. VIII seIl at pubic suction. a. the
Wholesale Pruducers' Market nth and stA nv.
-, 70. fS. Gs, 81. @l, N4 80. and lo5A By
order Commissioners. ID. @. n @. HARGROyE.
Purchasing Ohicz. D. @. h1i-E
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WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING

YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKEN's SMILE
II you have the Acme" do you win
SST; %IN;6 S1Se' 'fEAHPN ana SGSss So sa st NV
Phone Main 7159 uD-u
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AUTOMOBILES.

SPECIAL BARGAINS-1s1O WASHING
ton Car $3.50 Other makes Of cars. 500
and upward. Open evenings. CARTER
MOTOR CAR CORPORATION. 1695 18th
st. NV. S0o
FOR RST-CLASS CONDITION.
secondhand castings: sizes &xSh. sixl
Axlik. 56xF1k: a bargain 1870 L st. NV.
PsG1s s9sss Main s77A "-a
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MOVING, PACKING, & STORING.

MOVING PACKING. AND STORING A sPE-
cialty. Get or estimates: EAre mooey and wo1y
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS CO.. $50
IN - nv. Phone North 3oM N-sn
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS, SC.
moved with care; packing and shipping
a speciality. KRIEG'S EXPRESS, 122i
II St NV. Phone Main 800 1s2-tf
GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTE
ly hreproof storage UNITED STATES
STORAGE o-,-4ls-l2o 10Th st. NV. Phone
Main go. 1TI-tf
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NoN.MEp1cAL HEALINe.
THE VACUUM TREATMENT.

RESTORES THE BLOOD CIRCULATION AND
health and cures LocomOtor Ataxia. ParalysiA
rheumatism Brights Disease. InfAntile Paralysis.
and the INCURABLE AnsIENTg q mankind.
Booklet and consultation free. Houn, 10 to q
Prof H n D. PARKER, M sth T. nv.
isee my "sd" on last page Monday9
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES,

Published only Information: not gusAuteed
$50 p N daily-C 4 O. SPECIAL. Solid train
10 Cindnnad. with Pullman sieepers 10 Louisville
Cincinnati. Indianapols ST. Louis and Chicago.
G. o. dining car. service . IA earts.
uJo .. n dsily-F. =. v. LIMITED to the
West Southwest, and Northwest. Pullman slsspeu
% Virginia Hot spinez. Cincinnati. and L0uisEills
Cincinnati Seeper open for occupancy 10 p N.
O o, dining car. service a Ia carte.
Ticket OneeA SIS Pa ave. 10 + st.. and Union
Station 'Phones. Main les. z1s. and I38o
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FOR sAIR-EousEs.

FOR sALE-z0UsES.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
REDUCED TO $1,000.
l4rH ST.. NEAR r. /. AVE. NV.
$500.
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING.
SOUTHEAST,
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH.
month. This Is an especially good IN
vestment.
$3.50
For a Bloomingdale Home.
A chance seldom offered. A 2-story and
cellar pressed-brick; large rooms. bath.
and attic; southern exposure; always
owner nearly $500 Must sacrifice. II
A LITTLE GEM AT
&,250.
New 2-story and. cellar pressed-brick
house; rooms, tlled bath. combination
electric and gas fixtures. hot-water heat,
front and back porches.
5000.
On an Avenue Northeast.
porch; a 3 large nT rooms nG and bath; furnace, furnace
heat Must be sold Want an offer.
$500.
Two-story brick, Mass ave ne. near
eth St; rooms and bath This house is
hard to duplicate in this section at the
above price.
$4,000.
New 2-story ana cellar brick; hot-Water
heat: s rooms and bath; lot 20xl40. % feet
balance ON terms. All modern improve
ments A model home. Located on a
wide street northeast
$1,4Oo.
A REAL BARGAIN.
ETH, NEAR K ST. Sc.
Two frame s,a houses; s god repair; at .Is water
VIM. H. Saunders & Co.,
Southern Building,
M 18TH ST. NV
FOR SALE : ATTRACTIVE. MODERN
two large lots: northwest section: big
bargain; easy terms. Address BOX -
Eerald ONCE. -9
FOR sALE-FLAE.
ways rented. 81: monthly payments.
IS: cash. $50; price. E,Eo: pays for
itself: leaving city. OWNER. 1z5lA B
1t. se. 6o-S.w.f-St
FOR SALE-L0Ts.
OWNER OF TWO LARGE LOTS.
northwest section, one block from car
line, will sell at a bargain: viii accept de-
ferred payments. BOX %, Herald once.
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The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
FOR sALE-LOTs.

OWNER OF TWO LARGE LOTS.
northwest section, one block from car
line. viii sell at q bargain; win accept de-