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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-24

FOR SALE
WAY BELOW VALUE
YOU GET THE PROFIT FROM THIS HOUSE.
New. beautiful home.
Only occupied for about months. NOT
SHUT IN BY OTHER HOUSES. WIDE
MAIN THOROuGHFARE.
NO. q MICHIGAN AVE.
AT HEAD OF n. CAP. ST.
To inspect TAKE n. CAP. ST. CARS NORTH
TO MICHIGAN AVE. Cars direct to the proper
ty. Overlooking Soldiers Home grounds: adtoins
grounds Of Trinity College. BEAUTIFUL 10
CATION. LARGE LOT. House has six big
rooms and RECEPTION HALL. and Is TWEEN
TY FEET WIDE. Big yard. Paved alley.
Hot-water heat. Laundry. Elec. light. Front
and rear porches.
PRICE. $4.150. THE EASIEST SORT OF
TERMS. $500 cash. Monthly payment, $25.
BELT, OBRIEN & CO.. Inc. 1909 q NV.
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AK AN L .NA EAAN = Ne
Octavia.
Col and Quar- roads.
3, 4, 5 & Z RS. $50 mp
NV. 2O2O G. 5r.b. .37. so
EW.S15 21st. 5r. 80. so
Nw,7lS 18th, 81, b. %. 90
NW.22 @. Sr, b. 20. so
NW,S2 Q. 5r.b. 30 so
SW, 1905 C. 81, b. %. 50
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV, Rear 7l2 18TH. 80. 90
STORES.
NV. $40 G. st, bldg. $50
NW.73 18th. .....75.70
Sc, list. sto, rms. IS. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
NV. $40 10th. I'd d. IS. so
W,196Pa nv. hall. IS. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
Nw.732 oath, 7r,b.2.50
NV. 1923 L, 6r.b 20. 20
NW,1l29 NJ av,Srw2U.W
NW.21l4 F. 6r.w. ~. So
Nw,11OS 26th, Or. WOO. 50
NW.l713 Se't'n. 6rwlS.N
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FOR SALE
NEW. CORNER ROOMS
Built by James Martin. builder OF quality
houses. CORNER End AND SITS. NV. NO.
1124 End ST.. between Florida and Rhode
Island ayes. Fight good sized ALL FRONT
ROOMS. TWENTY FEET WIDE: parking on
two sides. Yard. Paved alley. Porches front
and rear. Electric light. Hot water heat.
Laundry. Servants toilet. Double oak floors.
Steel beams. The finest kind Of plumbing and
lighting fixtures. Price. S., $50. $500 cash,
balance monthly.
Open tomorrow.
BELT. O'BRIEN CO.. Inc, 1909 NV.
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FOR SALE
TWO HONE BARGAINS ON SIXTEENTH
STREET HEIGHTS.
One square from Senator Henderson's Am
bassador Whites and Senator Macveaghs
homes and the halfmilllon-dollar Meridian
Hill Park q rooms and bath; hotwater heat:
papered and decorated to suit purchaser: an
opportunity to secure a moderate-priced home
in strictly high-class section: located 18th
st. and kalorama ave-: $3.50; small cash
payment: balance same rent.
L. WALTER WEED. 729 18th NV.
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the s city f for S the price.
BUY IN THE RIGHT SECTION.
where y psppv will take pride in living. where
your family will associate with the best peo-
pie in the District.
1t Is not necessary to 90 into some cheap
ont-of the-way location in order to get low
price house.
We Will sell you one in strictly nrst-class
part OF the city Columbia Heights. sur
rounded by high-class improvements. w Iiaa,
YOU travel back and forth on the best car lines
In the District.
Take the l4th street or 18th street car line
ONLY 5000 EACH.
Terms: $500 cash. balance In small nohtnis
payments. just about the same Ms paying REM
The houses were erected by one OF W ASH
ingtOn's most reliable builders. gentleman
who builds a limited number of houses anu Is
in position to give them careful supervisor
and see that they are built right anu tna' Tue
best Of materials have been used
They are very attractive two stories; coversd
front porches. six nicely proportioned rooms
up-to-date bathroom. porcelain tub. station
airy washstand. much better plumbing than IS
usually fog I1x in n $1,000 o house sorARE FEET
OF GROUND IN EACH. RUNNING BACK
TO PUBLIC ALLEY.
Never before have such attractive, well con-
structed houses been offered for sale In u
high-class location at such low prices.
We have three of these houses to sell. The
purchaser is much better off to select home
here than he would be to buy , house house wnefe
We again impress you with the Iact tnat
these houses are situated in section where
you would expect to find a $4,000 house
where the neighborhoOd will constantly I'M
prove and not go back account OF being
built up with rows of little houses.
Houses open for inspection. We urge you
to see them just as soon as you can, as we ex-
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE
ONLY $500.
IN COL. HEIGHTS PROPER
BETWEEN 18th AND 14th SITS.
SOUTH OF PARK ROAD. Full 3-story resi-
dence, with immense lot. SIDE LIGHTS.
SIDE AND REAR ALLEYS paved.
NINE ROOMS. TWO BATHS.
$500 cash. $25 monthly, not including interest.
THIS PROPERTY Is ABSOLUTELY $1,000
BELOW VALUE. You pay
more nowadays for two
story houses.
BELT, O'BRIEN & CO.. Inc. 1909 G NV.
FOR SALE
CLEVELAND PARK-TwO NEW HOMES.
Just finished. One on NEWARK ST.. 50
yards from Wisconsin ave. The other on
HIGHLAND AVE.
Low price. Easy terms. Phone Main 1901
1905 for auto to inspect.
BELT, O'BRIEN CO., Inc, 1909 6 NV.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.

FOR SALE
1lf4-16 PARK ROAD.
NEW. READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
OPEN TOMORROW.
Six rooms and reception hail. Hot heat.
Flee. light Double floors. Steel beams. LAuu-
dry. Porches. LOT ABOUT $50 FEET DEEP
to public alley.
YOU CAN MAKE 4 FINE DEAL on THESE
TWO HOUSES. INSPECT THEM WITHOUT
DELAY. VERY LITTLE CASH REQUIRED.
BELT. O'BRIEN CO.. Inc. 1909 NV.
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FOR SALE
1Oae TO 127s INCOME PRODUCER
Better investigate without delay.
SELDOM OFFERED when PROPERTY
Is conveniently located.
Choice Of either street railway within
block. WOULD readily rent for
SEQ: including STABLE on rear Of lot.
PRICE ONLY $1,000.
COULDN'T begin TO BUILD the
HOI'SE for any SUCH money.
PRESSED BRICK front. FRENCH
PLATE GLASS throughout ENTIRE
front; STORIES. IA ROOMS: MOD
ERN Improvements: BOTH coal and
gas ranges: stationary tubs: stair
ways: 6ne location for boarding
house: ONLY TEN MINUTES WALK
to uptown departments; HOUSE In
good condition: % FIT. wide: lot 113
IT. deep TO 2o-ft. alley: location near
21st and ii NV.
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
~ 18th ST NV.
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NEW HOMES
Located In the SWEETEST section OF
the city-1343 to 1856 Shepherd st.
six rooms, tiled bath and finished
attic; double flooring Quartered oak;
concrete porches: hot-water heat;
large yard to public alley; beauti-
fully papered; expensive gas hx-.
lures.
BE sure and inspect these homes.
Take 14th ct. car to Shepherd
st.-wak east one-half square.
Sample house open for inspection.
-1343 to 1855 Shepherd st.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
707 G ct.
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FOR sALE-sPECIAL VALUES.
CAPITOL HILL HOMES.
Nos. 44s AND AS I'd ST. Sc.
OLE to 91s ST. Sc.
PRICE. $4,000 EACH.
EASY TERMS.
Colonial-style house. Big porches.
Big, bright cellar HoT.WArER HEAT.
Gas and ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Chestnut trimming throughout house.
Handsome decorations and fixtures.
Laundry. Servants conveniences.
Grand locations on Capitol HILL
Get the best while you are about 1t.
The houses open for inspection.
Let us talk with you about the easy terms.
JAMES +. SHEA. CAB LA. AVE. NV.
FOR sALE-Ss. oOO-MOUNT PLEASANT. EU-
cid st. residence: rooms and tiled bathroom:
hot water heat: all conveniences.
FOR sALE-s6 0oo-l0-room residence on 9th
st. s.w. near cor. Of b st.: furnace heat.
FOR sALE-$4. 6oo-s-room brick dwelling on
22d st. bet. G and f SITS. NV: furnace heat;
pantry.
JAMES F. SHEA s4s LA. AVE- NV.
YOU Will
ALWAYS HAVE
REASON TO BE
PLEASED IF You
BUY ONE OF
THESE HOMES.
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL STYLE.
ON W ST. NV. SAMPLE HOUSE. NO. 81.
Price, S., $50.
Terms will be arranged to suit your
convenience.
Why should 1t be necessary to urge
any to buy home? The ad-
visibility Of doing Is shown
every side. 1t is the real method Of
profitable saving and leads to financial
independence. These homes every
thing that IL desira BILE.
There are six large. bright rooms,
finished IN the most thorough manner;
the interior decorating shows the most
effective color schemes.
The lots are IS It. by 40 to wide
alley.
| Modern tiled hath: plenty large clos
cts: cOmbtnat ton gas and electric hx-
lures: double floors: h0t-water heat:
finished servants room These homes
are three-stOry effect.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON.
TOT G. ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFIJRNISHED.

FOR RENT-3S27 14.h ST
Is rooms and large hall. with electric
and gas; large porch. Everything new
and up- to-date. See owner at once,
3l1 9Th st. NV. Phone NJ. 7l75.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
COLUMBIA STREET.
2-STORY: S ROOMS: BATH.
BRICK STABLE.
For price see
SWARTZELL. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
721 18th st. NV.
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UN-MPROvED PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CLEvELAND PARK.
CORNER LOT: FINE LOCATION.
JOx1OO. FOR PRICE SEE
SWARTZELL, RIIEEM & HENSEY CO.,
al 18th Ut. NV.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.
FOR SALE-NEW HOUSES.

FOR SALE-NEW HUUSES.
IN ALL SECTIONS.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LOOK UP
MODERN, UP-TO-DATE NEW HOUSES.
HAVE Us SEND YOU DIR LIST.
WE OFFER FOR SALE IN THE NEIGH
BORHOOD OF ONE HUNDRED NEW
HOUSES THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN DC
CUPIED PRICES RANGING FROM $1,000
TO $50. 900.
VERY ACCOMMODATES TERMS. MANY
OF THEM CAN BE PURCHASED FOR AS
LITTLE AS $500 DOWN.
DO NOT HESITATE TO ASK FOR FULL
PARTICULARS.
WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO TAKE YOU
TO SEE THEM AT ANY HOUR 1T MAY
SUIT YOU. FROM 8 AN UNTIL 8 PM.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SATISFACTORY OR WAREHOUSE SITE
at Brookland station: switch: about !.
acre. Address Box 10. Star office. 26s
HAVE OVER 5000 EQUITY IN BUILDING LOT
No. ~. block 1856, in Richmond Park; unable
to meet payment: must sell by Sept. 1; will
consider any reasonable offer exchange for
automobile or anything " value. 1885 " ST.
2Js
FOR SALE-SPECCLATOR OR BUILDER CAN
secure for $1,1O0 II lot 60 feet front on North
Carolina ave. near Lincoln Park. suitable for
immediate improvement for investment prop
critics. CHEAP. GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON
& SON. Woodward building. !.
EQUITY IN CHOICE SIXTEENTH STREET
lot; outlook main entrance Rock Creek Park:
highest point: 8. $50 square feet: sacrificed for
quick cash sale. Owner. q. WEBER, 54O6
9th st.
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FOR BOARDING HOUSE. IN CHARM
Ing and central location. overlooking
judiciary Square. $40 f st. NV. 10
rooms, baths Just renovated through
out. SIS per mo.
W. II. WALKER. 10 18th Ut.
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e. u. W.
APARTMENTS.
Octavia.

FOR RENT-BY GEO. W. LINKINs.
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SIX ACRES. WITH FULLY EQUIPPED PorL-
try plant 10 miles of Washington. ID. C.; IA
miles from steam and electric Il. r.; about 900
feet above sea level; includes all crops; ~
acres finest grapes al kinds OF fruit. 3oO
White Leghorn hens. incubators. Breeders
horse. wagon. buggy. harness: improved by 2
six-room dwellings. barn. stable; house fully
furnished. including fine piano. Price. com
plete. s.. 200: cash. A. N. CONNOR. 22j
pa Oxford bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave.
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SALE OF PUBLIC pRoPERTY-wAR De
partment. August .. i912.-There will be sold
at auction at In An. AUGUST 20, I9i2, on
York ave. NV. Bookcases. Cabinets. Cases.
Typewriter Cabinets. Desks, Doors; Nails wash
removed without delay after the sale Mt risk
and expense of purchaser. NJ. n. THORP. Chief
Of Supply Division.
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FOR RENT NEW HOUSES, $3.50 EACH;
1915 to I641 Potomac ave. (bet. e and Pa.
avey: large lots; nice rooms and porcelain
bath: to white.
WILLETT l. REINECKE CO..
1909 ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs.

FOR LE-SEMI-DETACHED.
QUINCY STREET NORTHWEST.
TWO STORIES: CELLAR: HOT-WATER
HEAT: FINISHED ATTIC: ~ FEET FRONT.
STONE & FAIRFAX l342 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-A REAL HOME WITH ALL MOD
ern improvements; detached house; ON large LOT
In northwest section. Address OWNER. Boz
&c., Star once.
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ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED.
Sl.5O per day. operator furnished IL desired.
Room 303. McGiu bldg. Phone Main 1916. 2s
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FOR RENT-iII .nd ST NV: HOUSE con-
tains 8 rooms and bath: In good condition:
Just the right location for q rooming house.
Rent only S2I. so month
THOMAS j. FISHER CO.. Inc.
FOR RENT-1339 CORCORAN STREET.
Desirable dwelling OF eight rooms and bath.
near 14th street line. rent only 5000 a
month. Investigate this.
THOS. j. FISHER & co. Gnc.).
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FOR SALE-ONE SOLD.
HAVE list o BOLD LG 6SE OF THE TWO
HANDSOME SUBURBAN HOMES I AM
BUILDING AT TAKOMA PARK, d. c. If
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A SUBURBAN
HOME come ont Sunday or call at city Office
to see PICTURE AND PLANS of UNSOID
house. 1t has rooms and bath. electric light
and gas. hot water heat: lot has one-quarter of
an acre of ground. and fronts beautiful
macadamized street; near school. public library
aud cars.
H. l.. THORNTON. Takoma Agent,
City office. GOT 18th st. n
Takoma Office open Sunday.
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CHOICE LoUDoUN co. FARM. IN BEST
section; I411a acres of land, 100 cleared. IN
acres wood. principally oak: watered by spring,
streams and pond Broom dwelling. 2
barns. slo, carriage house. all outbuildings;
schools. stores. churches. Il mile. Good roads.
beautiful country. Want to sell before Sep
TENDER l. Terms to suit. Further particulars
from A. G. SLAYNAKER. with Alexander
Sutcr. BIZ Evans building 1420 N. Y. ave. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OWNER WILL. SELL CHEAP CHOICE LARGE
villa site. ON trolley IN growing suburb near
city: high elevation. splendid neighborhoo'l
easy terms IL desired Address Box 1si Star
Office 3ss
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FOR RENT-1113 NV.
rooms and bath: all modern improvements:
In excellent condition: electric lights, coal and
gas range outfit. $1,000.
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RUG WEAVING

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS AND
silk portieres. Estimates free Rug: carpet,
CO. 7O4 n. I. Phone n. 2439.
HAVE YOUR RUGS WOVEN TO SUIT YOU.
Work guaranteed. We defy competition; THo
All 10Th II s.w phone ". a284-M
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
CAN'T HAVE A RECAEvAss.

Failure of Friends of Karel to Get
Service on Ke-os44a Man Blocks Move.
There viii be no re-canvass IF the
votes cast for governor at the last
general election as the attorney gem
eral of the state held on Friday that
the demand of John c. Karel, the
democratic candidate at the recent
election was insufficient in that serv-
ice of it had not been secured on all
the candidates for governor. Friday
was the last day for filing demand
for the canvass and the friends Of
Judge Karel failed to get service on
the social labor candidate, William fl.
Curtis Of Kenosha. This puts an end
to any contest of the election Of Gov
ernor McGovern and it Is understood
that the Karel men will drop the mat
ter entirely.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
MAY ASK new LEGISLATION
Lake Michigan Sanitary Association to
Take up Question Of Sewers Entering
the Lake and Ask Legislature to
Pass Law to Force Cities to Change.

Mayor Dan o. Head and the mem
bers Of the Kenosha City Council have
received an invitation from Mayor G..
a. Bading, and the city officials of
Milwaukee to send delegation to Mil
waukee on November Is, at which time
a meeting of the Lake Michigan SAM
tarv Association will be held in Mil
waukee to take up the question of the
pollution of Lake Michigan water by
sewers. The sessions will be held at
the Milwaukee club and former Mayor
Horlick Of Racine is to preside. Mr..
Horlick is the president Of the organi-
cation and it was largely through his
effort that the study Of the big prob
lem Of sewage in the lake has been
taken up. Members Of the Common
council and City engineers of twenty
six cities have been invited to attend
the conference and at that time the
question of the sewage in the lake
will be taken up and discussed by ex-
perts who have made life study of
the proposition. Tt is expected that
at least a dozen of the Kenosha officials
will attend the meeting.
The proposition is Of greatest i'm
portance to Kenosha as at the present
time nearly all Of the sewage Of the
city is emptied into Lake Michigan and
it is understood that at the conference
an effort will be made to frame bill
to be presented to the next Legislature.
This bill win provide for the protection
of the waters of the lake and it will
seek to force cities to eliminate sewers
emptying into the lake and force the
cities to provide sytem of septic
tanks or some other modern method IF
disposing of the sewage. It is claimed
thai the plan proposed by the city Of
Milwaukee and By some Of the other
Lake Shore cities and that the officials
Of these cities will strongly urge the
passage Of the proposed bill.
Many people IN Kenosha have
made similar suggestions for the dis
posal of sewage but the cost Of chang
ing the entire sewer system would be
very large.
A similar movement has been started in
Illinois but it is understood that the
action will not be taken unless the
Wisconsin and Indiana legislatures will
be ready to cooperate in it. The pro
position is one of the largest ever pro
posed for the Lake shore cities and
for this reason the meeting OF the Off
Gals at Milwaukee will be one Of
greatest significance.
The matter of the Coucil attending
the meeting in body will be taken
up at the session Of the council to be
held on next Monday evening and it
is certain that the City Engineer will
be directed to attend the conference
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
NEW wooDMEN RATES POPULAR
Society Finds it Easy to Secure Mem
bers on New Plans and Rates.

Society Finds it Easy to Secure Mem
bers on New Plans and Rates.
Tt is announced from the head offices
of the Modern Woodmen Society at
Rock Island that the organization Of
new Camps and the admission Of large
classes of new members under that
society s new plans and rates IS going
forward very rapidly. Since May 1st
Of the current year, the society has
been writing business exclusively on
its new plans and rates and Head Clerk
HAYES states that the new business
has shown daily increase in volume.
The local camps in the eastern states
and far western states are especially
active, the work having been retarded
in the middle west by the agitation
that has been developed, among the
older members of the society, against
the enforcement of the new rates.
At the home city Of the society,
Rock Island, H., two Of the camps
have recently admitted over one humid
red new members. Other big class
campaigns are now under way, or
have already been held, at Provi-
dence, R. T.; Mystic and New Haven,
Conn Washington, D. O.; San An
toaio and Waco, Texas; Evansville,
Ind; Bowling Green. Ky; Rochester,
N. Y; steubenville, Ohio, and Colora-
do Springs, Colo.
A camp with over sixty new mem
bers has been instituted at Florence.
Alabama, one of the states recently
admitted to the society's jurisdiction.
A tri-county campaign for new mem
bers is being conducted by the camps
Of Hudson, Essex and Bergen coun-
ties, New Jersey.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
MACHINE SHOP SOLD.

The machine shop formerly owned
by 7. B. Whitaker at 212 W. Main
street and recently sold to Obey and
Hunter, has been purchased by o. II.
Watkins and F. J Fisher. Mr.. Wat
kins, one Of the best known designers
and builders of spring beds and special
machinery in the United States, will
move his family here from Clinton, Ia,
at once and will devote his entire time
to the development Of his valuable
patents and the designing of special
machinery. Mr. Fisher, for more than
ten years in charge Of the Office OF the
Windsor Spring Company, will have
the business management of the com
pany which for a time will only oper-
ate as an experimental shop Mr.. Wat
l1ins is well known to Kenosha fac
tory men, he having built almost all
of the Windsor Spring Company S au-
tomato machinery and which is re-
garded as the finest in the country.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
SETTLE UP ALL BILLS.

Dixon and Larsen Who Took Furry
Into Business Settle Up ACCOUNTS.
William Dixon and James Larsen,
The two Beloit boys, who took q furry
into the business world when they or
ganized the company known as the
City Tailors,' with . business place
on Main street, are going back 10 Be
lott this afterdnoon wiser but poorer
boys. They were fortunate to get OF
Of court with their liberty. Bills ag-
gregating 500 were fled against the
company and with the aid Of relatives
they raised money enough to meet al
Of the obligations Dixon had been
charged with uttering worthless
check, but Judge Randall dismissed
/ the case on the payment of the costs
after it had been shown that Dixon
had made good the amount Of the
check Larsen was charged with secur-
ing money under false prestenses and
the charges. against him will also be
dismissed.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
SCHOOLS A MAGNET.
Many Foreigners Drawn to H NJ G
A. by Night Schools This Year.

A. by Night Schools This Yea-.
The school for foreign speaking men
at the Y. M. g. A., was opened last
Monday and classes for the beginners
and advanced students organized. The
classes meet Mondays, Wednesday and
Fridays, instruction is given in Eng
lish, health subjects for house and
shop, first aid to inquired, history and
government IF the United States, bust
ness forms, natural resources Of the
country and manufacturing processes.
New students are received ard enroll
ed at any time. The use Of DR.. Rob-
erts system on teaching ensures rapid
and satisfactory progress.
David Fogwell, director Of the ply
steal department, attended the state
Y. M. G. A. convention at Eau Claire,
Nov. 8th to 10th. The new 100000
building of the Eau Claire association
as we'll as the high grade program
made the trip most profitable.
The Life Study Groups for high
school boys will be organized at q
supper next Wednesday evening at
which addresses will be made by f.
T. Cartwright Of Racine and Raymond
Albright of Milwaukee. The groups
thereafter meet regularly Monday
evenings for supper and class period.
The reading room has been made at
tractive by the restocking with Sc
lect list Of magazines and the addi-
ton of new binders.
The physical department. is offering
in connection with the regular classes
for boys and men, leagues and tourna-
ments, in basketball, bowling and
wrestling, health talks, special in
struction to leaders corps, boving,
tumbling, gymnastics, dancing and ex-
hibitons