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IF A MANS CROOKED he OUGHT
TO De CHARGED AND FIRED.

II q man IL crooked enough for
his offenses to deprive him OF promo
ton he ought to be put on charges and
dismissed" said the Commissioner.
Then you hold that regardless OF
the records and conduct of men at the
head OF the list you should take them
Of In orderr'
That IL the only system by which
we can eliminate politics and graft
There may be a better plan. but We
haven't found IT, That Is the system
In use in the army and navy and In
all disciplined bodies all over the
world.
q. Did you ever hear OF the Eeuten-
ants Association? A. Yes
Q. II Ia considered one OF tho most
powerful in The police apartment isn't
III A. do not know,
q. Have you ever heard that this ASSOC
citation was Interested In having legisla-
ton passed? A. II has done no such
thing while I have been in the depart
men..
q. Did you hear that this association
forced the row that led to Mr.. Cropscy's
retirement? A. Positively not.
q. Ever hear Of their lobbying at Al
bany? A. No; only one police law has
been passed since ! have been In the
department ana that was Two or ;hree
days after became Commissioner
know there has been no loboyihg since.
q. Isn't one reason why discipline ie
destroyed and crippledf-- A. take
exception to your statement that the
| discipline OF the Police Department Is
destroyed or crippled.
.. Is there any way the discipline OF
the department could be improved? A.
Yes. II there could he less public
| clamor
q. Then ther is nothing wrong witt
the police Department discipline ex.
cept public clamorc 4. Nothing else.
O. DO you think Capt. ReIth il A GOOD
man to have charge OF a precinctp A
IA rather promote n man like Cant
, Rcith than have II reported that poli.
tics and graf, ruled promo,Ions in IN.
department
@ D,d not t,,,nmi.,,oner cron.e,
come 10 vour ono. a,,.r vour onnn,n,
ment ana ca,, vo,,, sncc,.i a,,.n,,o,, :,
| tho pend,ny cSarvas ay.tns, Ca
Reith, A do not rememher hut anv
,hing M cron,ev mich. bove sal
would not have mucn sm.c, an ~.
The evening world., 1912-09-20
BECKERS COUNSEL GETS
WITNESSES FOR INQUIRY
AT HOT SPRINGS. ARK.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. sept. 9.-Exam-
ination In personal Interviews Of witt
nesses who will appear before q special
commissioner here in the Sam sohspps
phase OF he Rosenthai murder case w.
continued to-day by John w. Hart. rep
rssentinS Police Lieut.. Becker.
Districs-Attorney Whitman and his as
sistant expected to mark time to-day.
The formal hearing probably Will be to.
morrow
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POLICE WITNESS
BIDS ALDERMEN
BE PEACEFUL"
CONTINUED from First Pags.D

your secretary? A. I never have re-
ce,ved any letter that would reflect on
Mr.. sheehan's character that was
worthy OF any consideration whatever.
may have received some wild letter
regarding him. such a. I receive about
many other persons. but nothing that
warranted action.
Y. Who opens your ma.i7 \. Mr..
Sheehan, my executive secretary. Mr..
kennedy and myself.
q. DID you ever hear OF Mr.. Norton?
A. Yes; Mr.. Sheehan told me at the
time OF the visit OF tho two alleged de-
tectives that Mr.. Norton was a casual
friend. "A lawyer. and that he mad known
him rs a dinner guest. I made no IN
vestigation. for no charges ever ware
made against him.
The examination took the circular form
that characterized It last week. Mr.
Buckner called for opinions and Mr.
waldo insisted that he was on the stand
to give only facts. The witness de
pended on his set reply that the only
appointments he has made were certified
to him by the Civil Service Commission.
Il know OF no better way to make ap-
pointments than through tho Civil Ser
vice Commission" constantly answered
Waldo.
q. Did you ever hear that there Is
an institution in this town to produce
| fraudulent hrth certificates? A.
never did. did you"
II surely have" shot back Mr.. Buck
ner. Lieut.. stanton in his investiga-
tons found one"
Mr.. Buckner produced . letter rslat-
ing to men who had bean appointed
policemen and some who were still on
the list. The Commissioner acknowl'
edged the receipt OF the letter. which
WAS read and put In evidence. II was
from the Bureau Of Municipal Research
The writer asked II Police Commission.
err Waldo had Investigated the charge,
that five men who had been certified
20 waldo for appointment had sworn
alsely In their application affidavits. and
n sixth was a man of bad character
you aren't amused that you have
such men ON the force. are your" de-
manded Buckner.
"whof II Amused3 No. never
I'm never amused" replied Waldo.
II thought you smiled"
Mr.. Bucknsr.
"oh. you thought" he exploded
Really. you thoughtW-with cutting
emphasis on his words. Buckner .
once changed the subject,
Every reformer In this town." sale
the Commissioner. has been crying TO
years for the system OF appointing pc
iicemen In order from the lists c~rtifie'
by the civil Service Commission, an'
now that they have II they're critics
Ing It,"
Mr.. Buckner then read from Mayo
Gaynors testimony. IN which HI
Honor had said the records OF appli
cants were always looked into.
They are looked into" said MI
waldo. by the proper authorities-th
Civil Service Commissioners. TIL
Mayor meant that and nothing more.
Mr.. Buckner then quoted from tn
Mayors testimony an assertion that a
heads OF departments are under In
structions that when they md an on
, criminal or bad person" who has slippe
through the Civil Hoard they are not
, appoint that person,
,, MAYOR Is NOT "pEcEIvEp" o
WALDO, ne DECLARES.
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ser.h.ra, D.. About Dec. 1

Martin Beck received a cabiegram
yesterday from Nine. Sarah Bernhard
stating that she and her company NJ
Fysnch players would sail for America.
New. ~ Nine. Barnhard will appear
ia acts from her greatest successes un-
ar Mr.. Beck's direction in his vsuds-
ne theatres in the wsst.
The evening world., 1912-09-20
BADYS HAN IS TIED
MOTHER TELLS HOW SAxO
SALvE CONQUERED ECZEMA.

Last fall We noticed small rough
and red spots coming on babys
hands. The skin was very dry and she
kept scratching them until they would
bleed. We lost n good deal Of sleep
with her. Finally We took her to the
doctor and he treated her several weeks
but il kept spreading until We had to
keep her little hands tied and dress and
ba ndagc them several times day they
were so sorc. and we used everything we
could hear u for ccscma. Finally our
druggist told US about Saxo Salve. We
tried Il and ono and half tubes has
entirely cured her. Her little hands are
smooth and not even SCARED, and we
are so glad To tell others what Saxo
Salve has done for us. Mrs. Mort
Stephenson. Leba non. Ind"
You cannot do better than to try Saxo
Salvc for eczema. letter. ringworm. or
any skin aifection--we cheerfully give
back your money IL il does not help you.
All Rikes and I1sseman s-sun
Stores In New York and " =
Brooklyn and at al drug II
stores where this blue
and white sign S
/, displayed. Rl62M
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DIED.,

iARRlGAS.-On Wednesday, Sept. 1o1
lpl2, JEREMIAH j., beloved HUSBAND
OF Mary Harrisan, aged AZ years.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend funeral services from
his late residence, ~ Palisads ave.
West Hoboken, sunday. Sept. 22. At 6
4. NJ.
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Hungarian Consulate ana swore to an
amdavit for District Attorney rogers
OF Orange county 10 pe used IN the
presehtauon o IN" muroe' c"aVe
esA'hst hpsoh. IN 'h,s smaAvt '",s'
"'e.. A'ss .""' y" ."y ".' ,ne
'"" "''' ''~oo 50 o"' nv" n.y. uo-
son on the foho"ihs oay "rs' '""''
returned.
TOLD FRIEND or HGR FsAn or
DROWNING.
she to.d mrs Marrett she had oeeh
to Greenwood LAKE and added
Il went out ON sunday but he came
near drowning me. ] arm going back
with him tomorrow to get my umbrella
and this time he may drown me-
On July ib the day before the tragedy.
Mrs Marrett saw Mrs. szabo leave the
house. on July II. the day after the
tragedy. Gibson came 10 the house with
two exprsssmsn and started taking out
Mra esabo's six trunks, when he was
stopped by Mrs. Burke. the janitress.
Where Ia Mrs Ritter" Mrs. Burlse
asked. Ritter was the name Mes. ssabo
went BY
"Shs has gone to Chicago" Gibson
repitsd In the presence OF Mrs. MArett.
according 10 her af,davit. she has
sone TO Ch,csro," he rApestet. "nnd
will not come back. am going In
send hsr trunk. 10 her In Chicago"
Ths ian,,rsss rsf,scd Ia Ia, uihson
,.hs nut IN. ,runs, un,,i n. ma n, "a
h.. an -. On. 4, 40 Az. an NJ. s..hn..
80,
.oN o.sr~ss
NJ, e,,,o, ~ Co.,, .o,.. o,, y,
dsy an dsfens. az her husband. declared
asr utmost confidence In his innocence
ana promised 10 work day and night In
MIA tntsres ana 10 be at his side through.
out ANY future ordeal he might be forced
TO bear.
She talked In the presence Of her coun
eel. Charles uoldsisr. Al the latters OF
noe In No. li5 Broadway. She was clad
In q severe.look!nk suit OF tailor ma d,
ray. wore q dark hat trimmed with q
biz ostrich plume aud carried 4 stou
retioule dllsd with issal-looking doc
uments, Her DARK eyes are rsmarka bl,
sxprsss,v~.
Thu accused LAWYER will take tn,
.,and IN his own defense when n,
! faces the murder charge In Middle
town week after nsxt. He has In
sisteA on this against the opposition
4 OF one OF his lawyers. He believer
h can give . straightforward accoun
OF all his dealings with Mrs. saab'
| wood Lake that viii convince boil
Judge and jury OF his Innocence.
WILL ACT ~ COUNSEL At TIL
4 ra,AL
.v,. o,s a. .,,n. a. h. ., o,
.,..suo. -, -. A.. ,,,,. 80" s.,a A.,
{ o.,,.,-. -,,. ~. n,h.,, &C.,,
! vi. ,r.. '.,n . wsv al. "a .o,nx I,
. 80, AZ air counsel ana already we nav
found her advice of great value. sh
g has ins,sted on this ana we believe tas
. shs posssssss remarkable ability. gh
: viii Be with W ct the trial Of Mr.. OH
: soa and cit with us In the courtroom
!. iu,, a. II she we're OF counsel"
q "Exaoaiy," said Mrs. Gibson. incls
: lively. u Will DO this because ! hAv
j Implicit 's',n IN my n w.. ~ 'nne
? No ,n,nronristv betve,n nv husband An
NJ. s..bo. He ~. her counsel. ana !.
l. suoh conducted himself with dignity an
10 .,rio, honesty. ns,er saw Mrs. srab,
70 nor nave 1 sysr sssn the Mrs. ps,r,
nells Mensohik. who lives In Chico.
= ana whom my husband believed wa
= Nrs s.abo's mother. and who wa. I,
a troduosd 10 him by Mrs. sssbo a. n,
!, mother.
81 know tn. woman my husband b
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TO degrade inspectors and promote cap
aims at will.
Under the present administratl IN. y
he said, where there is absolutely no
politics in the handling OF the force this
law has proven good to enforce disclp-
line. But should any administration
| ever permit politics - enter the Police
Department. then the law u a powerful
weapon for oppression. for graft and
corruption. n had my way about 1t.
I would abolish this law"
Mr.. Buckner called attention to the
fact that within a short time OF his
| appointment as Commissioner he took
| into the force seventy-nine patrolmen
and promoted seventy-orc men to be
Sergeants, forty-four to be Lleuten-
ants, twelve TO be Captains and two
| to he Inspectors. lie admitted he hadn
Investigated the candidates. He said u
was the result Of experience that more
decentralization results from passing
| over men With accusations against them
| than hy nrnmotIng gtCl men,
The evening world., 1912-09-20
ACTED LIKE A BLACKBOARD
GAYS THE MAGISTRATE.

After hearing the evidence In this
case" he began. deliberately. there
can be no fne for blacguard like this
defendant. He Is going 20 Jail. A bond
would be only farce and fine a
Joke. lie has maltrcated an innocent
girl, He 10 man Of wealth, family
and character. Considering his position
and the fact that he has never boon
In trouble before. | am only going to
give him ten days on the Island"
The humor OF the situation evapor-
ated for MIR. Pinkus and he was led
20 cell. Tomorrow morning. " no
writs are sued out IN his behalf, the
Immaculate Mr.. Pinkus will ride In the
Black Maria with the nights siftings
OF drunk and disorderlies," and there
after will enjoy sail on the limpid
waters OF the East River to the Island.
II IL not the first time his motoring
habit has got Mr. Pinkus In trouble. Ho
was arrested for speeding occasionally
while a student at Prin ,e;on. His faith.
or. who Is worth many millions, once
achieved notoriety when he failed to Ne
clare all the goods ne brought with him
from "A European trip,
The evening world., 1912-09-20
MAYOR Is NOT "pEcEIvep" o
WALDO, he DECLARES.

Q The Mayor says that the Police
Commissioner inquiries into every man,
You say you do not inquire al all. How
was the Mayor deceived? A. He 10 not
deceived, The inquiry IL made through
the proper legal branch OF the govern
msnt--ths Civil Service Commission.
Q. But II they alp through the Clvil
Service what are YOU going to do: A.
send them hack for sxAminati ton. |
have one case OF that kind to-day. We
nave them frequently. ..
NJ. 1uekass read q !eaOtA tesa she
The evening world., 1912-09-20
HELP WANTEO-MALE,

H-S~r~SN~ ssN--~s~@~->~N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., two designen on impdSI
tant work. mast have thorough nowlsdSs {
switchboard: good. permanent Jobs can be fosui
Tor the right patties, Applicants should -
age and former rccuri,
Address W c.. 3o4 World.
WIrCHBOARD DRAff-MEN wanted, fanailiS
with alternating AM direct current design; per-
nanent positions: give eNltrieuce. age and cal
AIRY WANTED. AddGess n, 322 World
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT.
Aa,srtisemsp,s or Tho wOria MAJ % len Z
sny Anenesn DlsuicI Mssssnsa Office b q
aO until =. y.
The evening world., 1912-09-20
MILLIONAIRE GETS
10DAYS;;T TRIED TO
STEAL GIRL IN AUTO
CONTINUED from First PassD

continuance both Miss Hutter and Po-
iiceman Iambdt had told their stories.
The continuance was for the purpos,
OF getting Sergeant Quinn into court
He came In the afternoon and corrobor-
ated Miss Hutter and Policeman
Hambdt. Mr.. Ifnkus did not seem al
all worried. He had IL lawyer with q
high priced fow of eloqucnce and when
the expensive protector talked Mr
Pincus twirled his mustache and
laughed. Ho kept up cross fire OF
pleassntries with his friend. who sale
he wss Mr.. Winchester Jr.." a rea
estate man Of New Rochelle.
When everythiL was said that coulo
bs said on both sides. Mr.. Pinkui
smiled confidently at Magistrate Krote
but Magistrate Krotei had no answer
ing smile. He frowned.
ACTED LIKE A alACkGlIAaN
The evening world., 1912-09-20

Ing Q dash fse ~ oasgnsras estsd -
get rid Of Q bottle Of ammonia which
he, was carrying with him. for what
purpose the detectives could not guess.
~ Headauarters Dousherty examined
both prisoners, attempting without sue
Gee 70 get them to admit 70 having
bssa responsible for certain recent burg
iariss. Thon he ordered that they be
tahso 10 the Identification bureau that
their Bertiilon records might BE- looked
w.
The room occupied by the Identifies
ton bureau and records 10 on the first
floor facing 9rand street and It's win
dovs ere fully fifteen feet seovs the
street.
Aelnerny. with Detective Joseph
Reilly holding him by the arm. was In
advance: the other prisoner. surrounded
by detectives. was following. Lieut..
Allen, In charge Of the bureau. was ~
his desk at one end Of she room. DE-
tectivs Ed sheivy, who 10 very taal.
powsrfv, man. was sitting At the clerks
dsss near the Grand street SIDE Of the
room.
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RoBERT ELDER TO AID GIBSON
DEFGNsE.

Mrs. Gibson turned from her inter-
viewers then and wen, into the ON e
Of the former Assistant Distriot-At.
tornsy Robert Elder OF Brooklyn. whioa
adJoins Mrs. Goidsiers ONCE, Mr., Elder
visited Gibson At the Goshen Jail yss-
terday ana was engaged TO represen,
him at the hearing before County Judge
Royce IN Niddlstown on Sept. 80.
The proossdinSs before Surrogate
Fowler brought BY the Austse-AAun-
sartan CeoS,AsAs - have olsssa 70.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court..-No. 1925,
subscriber Of the District Of Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters testamentary on the estate Of
iumbia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hlbit the same with the vouchers thereof, legal
ly authenticated. to the subscriber. or before
the 18th day Of April. AID; 1913. otherwise
Of said estate. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of April. 1912. THOMAS NJ. DOVE, 723
4th st. Sc. Seal Attest; JAMES TANNER.
Register Of Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk OF the Probate Court. LEMUEL FU.
GIT, Attorney. ap19-1aw,3t
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AUL CO.. 7th & l. N. w.
COLORED TENANTS.
210 T NV. Sr. b. !. $3.50
$40 T NV. Or, b. ]. 80. so
1926 9th NV. 7r. b. 80. so
2200 Ga av NV,
store. 7r. b.. 80. so
4c4 Fla av nw.7r, BIZ. 80
1914 9th nw,6r. b. .25. 80
1901 Mad st NV. 8, BIS. 50
432 N NV. stn, da I. .25. 90
1922 s NV, Or. rs. on
400 Fla av NV, Or, b24. so
760 Harvard NV. g, b3. 50
231l e NV. 6r. b. ..2.30
955 25th NV. Or, b. $3.50
a17 4th NV, 7r, ". 20. so
1912 I NV, Or, b. .@.5O
POPS Ga ve,sto, 3r2O.O0
70 o NV, 5r. b. 1850
H4 oath NV, 4r, b. 1850
1875: F ne, 6r, W. ..1h.m
80 Warren ne, 4, b. Is. 80
2219Water NV. Or. Wis. 90
1927 Duncan ne, 4,b14.W
1912 3Oth nw.5r. w13. so
1910 30th nw,5r,w.l
2O40 Ga av nw....12.60
2221Water NV. 6r.w12.@
425 Ridge nv, 3r. w12.25
10 Han'r pl NV. 4.b11.00
2O43 Gales ne, Or, w1O.50
10 FeA'n ct nw,4,w10. 90
SD & e ne. CIV. !. 10. 90
STORES.
1886 7th nw......0.W
1892 Ga Nv NV,
store. 4r. b.....D.00
1908 N Cap st. ;. $500
420 Fla Az NV. ;. 80. 90
2l33 G NV, st, Ar, w3.O
80 L NV. ESQ
1928 N Cap st. ....15.W
TOO 8 nw.........16.O0
l23415 9th NV. .1S. 90
2034 Ga Az, north
store ....... IL. %
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia. Holding Probate Court.-No 1888. Ad-
ministra tion.-This is to give notice that the
subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court of the District of
Columbia letters Of administration on the estate
OF Henry Clagett. late of the District Of Column
bia deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. legally anthem
ticated, to the subscriber. before the LIST
day Of May, AID. 1918: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this list, lst day OF May 1917
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
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FOR RENM-BY B. r. !
1907 9Th nw.11r, b$46. 90
25I7 Wis Az NV, Or.
% ............. 1890
633 e Cap, Tor. b. AS. 90
631 e Cap. Tor. b. AZ. 50
1909 Q nw.i0r. b. 1850
1892 Willard, 8r, 2b40. so
iii 18th NV. 12r. b35. IS
1907 Corcoran NV,
Or, b............&.50
615 P NV, Sr, b. 1880
435 b NV, Or, b, st030. 90
~ K ne. Tor. b. 80. 90
GIT Kenyon NV, g, bN. so
63S N 7 av. 7r. b.T.50
727 9Th NV. 7r.b. .26.5
439 Q NV, Or. 1850
l49 18th ne, Or. b. $3.50
80 r NV. Or, b. 1850
10 Q nw,7r,b......25.@
1724 Ore av,5r,b. .25. so
614 G ne. 7r. b. $500
1874 Sd NV, Or, b. .A.0
3U8 S'aton ne. Or, b23. so
1914 Fl ne. Or, b. .22.5O
526 Kenyon nw,7. b0. 20
1881 Ga Nv nv, CT, BIO. so
2S13 NJ NV. @, ". 20. 50
l846 Emerson ne,
6r, ,. ............@.0o
~ Q NV, Or. b. ]. 10. so
1874 18th Sc. 6r, b. 10. 90
1912 NJ AZ nw,5,w1S.50
612 r nw,2r,2d d. .1S.U0
$50 s NV, 6r, b. so
1927 4th NV. Or, W. Is. 30
716 r I av nw,7r,w16.50
1920 Nd Az ne. Or, vie. 40
7l6 Park I'd nw,8, bis. so
Ola l se. Or, w.. 1850
1914 / ne. 6r.w....16.50
1922 x se, Or, b. rs 30
TAO NJ av NV, 4r.wl5. 90
$40 K'n'dy nw.br, w12.00
1877 81 ne, 5r.w..1l.00
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Equity Of 900 In business property. near
14th and 81 SITS. NV; rent, $13. 800 annually;
new building. Lot 91x1A to Soft. alley.
Equity Of SIC, 900 in business property. 7th
ct. Rent $40 per month.
Equity Of $4,000 in business property. g
ST.; new corner building; rents $500 per month.
Equity of $15, 900 In business property. New
York ave. near 18th; new building; rent, $500
Eauity Of 81. 200 in business property, 9th
ct. NV: lot 251105. Will exchange for small
properties.
Equity Of $4,000 in 14th ST. business prop
erty; very desirable and well rented.
Business property on st. between 9th and
10th sts.; to settle an estate; 1914 SO. IT. /;
Equity OF 1880 in an apartment house.
Washington Heights; all rented, $3.50 an
nually.
Equity Of $40. 600 in an apartment house, NJ
Equity OF $4,000 in an apartment house.
apartments rented. S8, 500 annually.
Eqnity Of $50, 600 In an apartment house,
Newton ct. between 18th and 18th: all rented.
Annual rental So, 600.
Equity OF So, 900 in apartment house, Florida
ave. near Massachusetts, ave.; all rented:
annual rental. IS, 100.
Equity Of $500 in a 250-acre farm; 175
ing and all necessary outbuildings; Howard
Equity OF $4,000 In new houses. north
west: rooms and bath; hot-water heat; all
rented, $500 per month; small trust on each.
a. +. FOX COMPANY, 1911 "H, NV.
SALES DEPARTMENT.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.
FRANKLIN PARK

FRANKLIN PARK
Situated just across the beautiful Potomac
river CA a high ridge OF tho historic hills OF
Virginia. and overlooking the city Of WASH
fngton from an elevatio OF 90 feet. In the
select suburban colony known as Franklin
Park.
Every lot covered with magnificent shade
trees and well drained. couplaa with the
fact that the lots at Franklia Park are
larger than other suburban lots, and atand &C
higher elevation. combine To make Frank
lin Park not only the most beautiful. but
also the most hcalthful site for suburban
home.
This beautiful. rolling tract OF land. GOV.
cred with fine shade trees: the clear. health
giving artesian water. that difference" in
the air peculiar to high elevation make
this the most ideal place for the rearing Of
robust. healthy. happy children.
Served by the Great Falls electric line.
with cars every few minutes. that land you
at the Treasury just thirty minutes from
the time of being in cool Franklin Park.
The fare Is four cents per trip inclusive
OF transfer to any point In the city-where
can the home lover, the man or woman de-
sirous of getting the most ont Of life. get
50 many OF the real essentials combined az
right here at Franklin Park?
The lots 50x2O0 feet. and the prices
are about one half asked for lots adjoining.
l have 600 lots In this addition. and am
going 10 sell 800 lots at the extremely low
300 lots are sold the prices viii be just
double what ! ask now.
The terms are easy, only 1915 cash, $40
per month.
Call at my Office and let me tell you all
about this beautiful property.
r.. NJ. CONWAY, Inc.
1872 G st. NV. Phone 31c2-M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-03
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
No place like home.
No home like ours.

No place like home.
No home like ours.
This fine weather makes you long
to get out into the country. II you
lived In one OF these charming Mid
daugh & shannon. Inc, homes you
would have beautiful woods and
lawns right at your front door, and
could enjoy all the delights Of the
country without its Inconvenience.
At Warder and Newton SITS. NV,
Park View.
Finished sample, 40 Newton st. NV,
open daily until 8 pm.
Three rooms deep. Hot-water heat.
Gas and electricity. Hardwood floors.
Great. big kitchen and big pantry with
outside window. Splendid cellar with
front and rear entrances. servants
toilet and stationary washtubs. Attic
over entire house. Fine porches.
$4,000.
$3.50 a month, including all interest.
Adjoining the superb 600-acre Sol
diers' Home Park. Highest point in
the city.
Take NINTH st. car to Park road.
walk one square east and one square
north. Minute land half car service
during business hours.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. Inc. Owner.
Shannon & Luchs. Selling Agents.
713 14th st. NV.