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The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
BUICK OIL co. DISTRIBUTES
$4,000 IN DIVIDENDS
Gusher No. 2, Just in, Proves Up
Entire Field.

The above amount was paid out by the
Buick on Company in the form OF the
first 4 per cent quarterly dividend. or at
the rate Of Is per cent annually. Checks
were received by more than 100 WASH
ingtonians on December Is for their share
in this large distribution Of cash from
the earnings Of the first well on the
Buick OIL Company's properties In Kern
County, Cal This well Is earning at the
rate OF 500. 600 a year. and has proven to
be one of the best In the great Midway
field Of California. II was brought In
on February Is, 1911, flowing 1000 barrels
daily, and has since increased its fiow to
about 400 barrels daily. which produc-
tion Il maintains The oil IL Of twenty
FIVE gravity, for which the market price
is 80 cents a barrel, and has all been con-
tracted for by the Standard OIL Com
pany' The saii company. after having
completed contracts with the Buick Com
psny for $4,000 barrels, has made an
additional one for 100000 barrels.
On Friday, January 3. q telegram was
received here, stating that the Buick
Company has Just bought IN their second
well on the Midway 90" flowing up
ward Of 1000 barrels daily. This oil Is
also Of twenty-five gravity. the same as
No. l.
The third well being drilled on the
Midway co. Is now down more than
LOO feet, and is being drilled with the
largest rotary drill in the world. and 1t
is the opinion OF experts that this will
be a phenomenal well
The company controls $40 acres Of land
In the great oil fields OF Kern County.
Cai.-forty acres in the Midway. on which
the present wells are located; forty acres
in Maricopa, adjacent to the land that
produced the Lakeview gusher. the great
est oil well of the world, and $50 acres
In the Sunset field.
The Buick Company is fully financed,
and Is not offering stock for sale, but a
portion Of the company's stock. obtained
while the shares were on the market Is
held under option, and can be purchased
at par-Sl-per share. for short time,
from Smith & Gibbons. 81 Colorado
Building, washington. ID. c.
With No. 1 well earning at the rate of
$500 900 a year and the initial now OF the
second well better even than that OF No.
/, and the company holding land sum
cient for a large number of wells. the
future Of these properties is easily deter
mined, and makes this investment one
OF the best and safest ever offered
Full information win be furnished on
application. either by mail or In person.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
APPERS0H REGAL
DETROIT ELECTRICS
EMERSON 4 oRNE.
PHONE MAIN 7ss5 I4F h ST. NV.
STATE SEALERS
WILL MEET HERE

The seventh annual conference OF the
State Sealers of Weights and Measures
Will be held in Washington February Is
and is. The District will be represented
by W. c. Haskell, seaIer of weights and
meas Ires.
The object Of the convention Is to bring
together the various officials enforcing
State laws relative TO weights and meas
ures and persons delegated to obtain au-
thoritative Information on the subject in
general by those States which at present
have established no inspection service.
Invitations are being extended to the city
sealers Of all municipalities Of more than
5000 Inhabitants.
Since the Inauguration of these con-
ferenoss, IN 1906" reads q letter which
has been received by the Commissioners
from the Bureau OF Standards, "a very
great deal Of interest has been aroused
in the subject Of proper regulation Of the
weights and measures IN commercial use
Our records show that thirty-seven of
the States introduced some legislation on
this subject during their last session, and
twenty-seven of these enacted more or
less complete statutes"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
c. OF c. TO SOLVE
HOSPITAL PROBLEM
Public Meeting in Interest
of the Emergency"

A public meeting at which every one
Interested in the operation Of the Emer-
gency Hospital can have an opportunity
10 express their views regarding the man
ner in which such an institution. should
be conducted will be held within the
next few days as the result Of an agree
ment reached yesterday by members Of
the public health committee Of the Cham
Der of Commerce,
Before making any recommendations,
members of this committee believed the
views OF every one interested should be
heard. They realized that the question
as to whether the hospital shall be a
government Institution or a cooperative
establishment is one Of vital interest. It
was agreed that a subcommittee Of five
should call a public meeting as soon as
possible, SO as TO report TO the chamber
at the next regular meeting. To-day
DR.. Harry NJ. Kaufman, chairman Of the
public health committee. win announce
the date of the public meeting. and also
the personnel of the subcommittee.
Some of the reasons why he believed
the Emergency Hospital should continue
as a cooperative institution ,and not be
wholly supported by the government were
pointed out to a Washington Herald re-
porter yesterday afternoon by DR.. Will
lam =. Carr. acting president Of the stan
OF the hospital
There are many people who believe
that the Emergency Hospital is now a
government institution, when II is in
reality a,co-operative establishment. part
ly supported by n government appropri-
alton and partly by private subscription.
This manner OF operating the hospital
has proved entirely satisfactory and
should under no circumstances be dlscon-
tInued.
"The government at present pays 81
a day for the treatment OF charity cases.
But the treatment such as is given at
Emergency Hospital costs more than S.5O
q day for each patient. This Is one Of
the reasons why the present arrange
ment should be continued.
THE annual appropriation for the treat
ment of charity cases at the Emergency
is about $4,000 II the government wholly
supported the institution this appropria-
ton would have TO be double that
amount. Under the present arrangement
the government is getting the services
of a $4,000 a year Institution for the ex-
penditure OF only $4,000.
Instead Of being wholly taken over
by the government the hospital should
have an appropriation Of. say, 500, ,0oO
toward erecting a new building. We al
ready have about $1,000. and no great
amount of trouble will be experienced in
raising by private subscription an add
tional 500 or s6e,oOo.
with this total sum as a building
fund and an annual maintenance apprU-
priation of $1,000 a hospital could be
built that, would accommodate all emer-
gcncy needs. This is-the best solution OF
the problem, and by following Il both the
residents OF the city and the government
will be benefited"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
J. s. Dept o, Agriculture. Weather Bur.us


WASHINGTON. n. e.. Monday. Jan. 80 .. N
The Temperature has nsen sozneWhat IN the East
eEn States and the Middne west bot Il Is falling
again In the far Northwest, whsIe the barunetrie
pressure is again risinc.
me storm oyct the Great Lakes and that % the
Middle Atlantic coast viii cualeses oT9 Ncu
England By Tuesday morning. and win b Sttsnded
by west and northwest gales the Middle Atlantic
and NgT England ooastS and will b. followed by
considerably colder weather over practically all dis
tricts east ol the Mississlppi River.
Thers will Be snow Tuesday IN the North Atlantic
States the Upper Ohio VALLEY, and 10 tbs rsgfon
Of the GreGt LAkes. and EnOS followed By clearing
weather in the Middle Atlantic States. ne storm
on the Pacific coas: win Trohably move scuthes5t-
ward and cause SHOWS Tuesday and Tuesday night
In the PlateGu and Rocky Mountain raEionA
wednesday O wednesday night In the Plains
States and the Upper MiSsisstpEi VGIley.
Cold wave Wanin1 wsTe Issued Monday night
for Northern and Centnl F1OidA, Scuthan GeOr-
GA, e1trens eastern portion q South Carolina.
Eassrn TenBessee ertrems Western North Carolina,
the Virginia cosst Maryland Delaware, New Jsr-
seq. southeastern portion q Eastern Pennsylvania.
Western Pennsylunia, southeastern portion Of
Eastern New York. and extreme western pOrtinn q
Western New York. West virEiniA, and eztrvns
Eastern Ohio
Storm wamins5 Grs Displayed 90 the Atlantic
coast from jacksonville TO Eastport. and On the
Gulf cDAst from Brownsville to Cedar KeN
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druggists use It personally in their fam
ihes than any other laxative.
Letters recently received from Mr.. ].
w. Eidmiller, 2SlS Wilson St, Wheeling.
w. va, and Mrs. Jno. Taber, waynes-
horo. Va. are but a few Of thousands
showing the esteem in which DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin is held. It is mild.
gentle. non-griping-not violent, like salts
or cathartics- It cures gradually and
pleasantly, 50 that in time nature again
does its own work without outside aid.
Constipated people owe It to themselves
TO use this grand bowel specific
Amy one wishing TO make a trial OF
this remedy before buying It in the
regular way Of a druggist at 1fty cents
or one dollar q large bottle family size)
can have sample bottle sent to the
home free OF charge by simply address
ing Dr. W. B. Caldwell, lo5 washington
St. Monticello. III. Your name and ad-
dress on postal card VIII do.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITH

WHITE
ElizAbeth W. voohess u years. 54Ss Nevsrk Il
NV, Cleveland PARK
John R. Mason, q years. 1914 Jefferson q. nv
Martha A R. Atkinson. p years. Ds 1lth st. nv.
CsrTis =. Gore y yearS. ls3 Mintrood pl NV
Angelina Blackwell. y years. Woodlands" /" Pisre
Mil mad.
1fA9 J. Kerr. g years. lEN st nv.
Man J. Prospsd. n years. 0l eh IT. r.
Thornas Dease. 8 years. o. S. Soldis.s' Hnus
ID. G
GeorEs W. Dant. - year,. 50 nh 4 ~.
Chtherine II. Spaight. g year., Emerrrucy Hn.n
Charles Grah. - yean 90 ID Il nv.
Marie B. Giddnn. . years. 81 Nh T. IA
Catherine Brusnan. q years. s4oa Reservoir 4 ~
Har5 z. Lang. yea1. NJ 18th st.. Anacostiat
Sarah J. Chaplin, . years, 1855 Psrk rad nv,
John b. Stab, $ years. Emerrsn1 Hosuitai
Elizabeth A. Ella 7s yeGrs so 2 r q.
KAtis LAckey. y years Tuberculosis Hosuitsl
COLORED.
George ". Wood. o years. E3 B T. -
Nan johnson. . yearA as Mass ara. nv.
Charles N. StsFens e5 years. Ffeedmen's Ho.uftal
Mar Henderson. 8 years. ltD Church 4 nv
LnC Carter. g year. TnherrIilosis Hospital.
Laura Scutf. 3 years. II Mas. ave ~.
Non Han. = ysara. Milfad Eoad. D. o.
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& OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
"EvEKT OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOURs
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and W. TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
TO iSao Royal Special. 5 hounl 30 CRpr,i
8peciaO, 1la9 q. m, roo. ia tRoyal Limited 5
hoursl, so, so p m-.- and S2i5 night s2:I5
q N Diners and PariK Can on day traiu,
sleepers On '12d5 night apen at 1910 D m
PhfladelphiA and Ailsntie City. m. ssDe IL 90
O. m, 10 80. 10 y m.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
(week days 100 a. m. 70 i0no q nj
Us, $50 fssN. TO. Ia, fsao. $50 pp
M. To9o. lilo q. m. 'l2No noon. fl2B siac.
nas. ff2oo. Sm, ts9. nso. faoo. HSs, 500.
isae. 5so. isoo. IN. NO. s5o. no. 1850
'ose. 'uso. 17:lJ night
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. S1t .. m, rs. '5N .. m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, AND LOUISVILLE
'sle a m. Hao p m. 'eio night.
PiTTsBURG. $40 a. m, rs. $40 p m. 'I2si)
right. sleeper rsady 10 p NJ
CLEVELAND. 91o p m. COLUMBUS. 81
D. N.
WHEELING. Sio a n, ss0 p m
Schedules of local trains at ticAet oaceA
Daily. tErccpt Sunday. sSundsy only.
TELEPHONES at following Ticket Odees: Hli
@ T., nv. Main ISL: SO PENNSYLVANIA ave. Main
Hes Union Station once. Main 10.
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A. G. MceRATH PROMOTED.
Becomes Cashier of New York
Branch of I. r. c.

Becomes Cashier of New York
Branch of I. n. c.
The announcement that Alfred @. NC
Grath. for the past year manager OF the
Washington branches of the Interna-
tional Banking Corporation. had been
appointed 10 an important post In con-
nectIon with the banking company In
New York City has been the cause for
much favorable comment in financial cir
cles during the past few days.
Mr.. McGrath is well known In this city.
having formerly been vice president OF
the National Metropolitan Bank. He has
been associated with the International
Banking Corporation and its affiliated
organizations for the past eight years.
Mr.. McGrath's new position is In the ma
ture OF a promotion. He will become
cashier Of the international Bank or New
York and probably be made secretary OF
the banking corporation
He will be succeeded here by MAI. r.
q. Eastwick, who has been associated
with the International Banking Corpora
ton for many years. both in this coun-
try and abroad. Mr.. McGrath expects TO
enter upon his new duties Friday.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
How to Be Certain of
Curing Constipation

Prejudice is a hard thing to over
come, but where health is at stake and
the opinion of thousands Of reliable peo-
pie differs from yours, prejudice then
becomes your menace and you ought to
lay It aside. This is said in the interest
Of people suffering from chronic con-
stipation. and It is worthy Of their at
tention.
In the opinion Of legions Of reliable
American people the most stubborn con-
stipation imaginable can be cured by a
brief use Of Dr.. CaldweIPs Syrup Pepsin.
You may not have heard Of 1t before. but
DO not doubt its merits on that account,
or because It has not been blatantly adj
.vertised. It has sold very successfully
on word Of mouth recommendation. Par
ents are giving II 10 their children to-day
who were given Il by their parents, and
4 has been truthfullY said that more
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
soUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
n. B.-Follogiug schedule figures pubished only
- information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New Orleans.
Asheti1e. 4 N. and 1os5 p. n. For Chnttanooga
and Memphis. l0SS ., N. daily. Dining on
For Talladesa. Calera. Selma. Unioutown. Denop-
olis 4 N daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga. Birmins-
ham, New orlsahS ie:lo D n. Dining cara
EW Roanoke. KncxFille ChattanooSA. Nashville.
Memphis. 40 a N dAily. tslseping ar open aftef
70 p m-l Dining zFx
FR Ohari0tte. .Spartanburg. Atlanta. Anniston.
Birmingham ta5 n m daily. Dining can
For AEhsTille, Charlotte Columbia. Charleston.
Aiksn Augustn, Savannah, Jacksonvine. and Florida
pon1. 81 p N daily. Dining cars.
L S. BROWN. eeneral Aren't.
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RAILROADS.
NORFOLK q WESTERN RWY
sCHEDULb N EFfEcT OCT. 9. lsll

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. g. 1911
Leave Washington. New Unioa Station
soO a N Daily-An points o. Norfolk aad
Western
1910 p m Daily-Roanoke. Bristol Winston
Salem KnoxIile. Chattanooga, Nashville Neu
Orleans. Through sleeper Dining CarA
40 q. m--For Bristol KnoxTiIle ChattRnooga,
Nashville. and Memphis, Washington Memphis
sleeper OPEN at 10 D m
For Norfoik-Leave waShIngton, G9 a. m daily.
aTire Notiolk. IL - a. m; l21l noon daily. arrive
Norfolk. 5R ?. N. daily. Parior Cars Leave Rich
mond daily. $40 .. m. arTive Norfolk, 80 D n
40 p n,-Daily-Benyviue Lurzy. Shenandoah.
Trains frvm the Southwest ErsiIe s:i5 u n. lo:o
p m. and 12.l5 q. N.
All information Fourteenth st-eet and New York
sSenus Bond Buildingl
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE


Daniei L. and Matte r Watson. boy.
John A. and Fannis NJ. Wehausen. girl
Bailey and Eleanof v. shumate. girl.
Charles Z and ~ Gncs Smith. boy.
Frank A. and Minnis M Schallenberg. boy.
Joseph W. and FIorencs 3. Rabbit, boz.
John H. aad Katis @. Ralph, bog.
James c. and Carrie Reeves, boy.
Charles R and ThereaagM. httee. girl
Clarence Ls Roy and Laura P. Parkrr. girl.
Albert g. rrd Alics +. s. Love. bog.
WaIlacs d. and EliEaheth NJ. Lee. bOs.
Jesss c. ard Leila V. johnson. boy tsfnA
Edward p H. and Pauline L. Fomey bog.
Ffeddfs o. and Lodiss EreThafdt girl.
Cornelius W. and Fannie Dement,. girl
Afax and Ross Cayton. boy.
Mlchael and Nora Conners. boz.
Frank ". and WihelminA Connor. bog.
COLoRED.
OT.rv and Bertia Wallace, boz.
Harold and Lillian Washington, bog.
y HiTlary and SarA A. Taylor, boz.
Winneld and MGrEzrut Shumats. bog.
E1iah and Ella Robinson. nri.
Joseph H. and sadie + Jones. girl
AndrrS and susis jenkins. bo5.
Edward md Martha HoDkinss girl
Penjnmin L and GeTEiana HAilstmks Eid-
WfIiiana A. and Anna II. Garrett. boy.
Eugene and Matte Driver, bag.
Ernest and MhrEsrgt Brown. bog.
Albert and Lula Butler. bay.
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mn worth Of HumiIiation.

Five thousand dollars damages are de-
manded IN a suit filed Yesterday BY
Charles s. Patterson against the Capital
TRACTION Company. Plaintiff alleges that
on November 10 last he was forcibly
elected from a car. causing him humilIa-
ton and making him sick TO his dam
age insthe sum Of 5000"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
Local Temperature.

Midnight. u: q m. Isi "a m. L; a. m. II !:
9 a. m. u; 10 a m, II; u noon, II; . .. n, Is;
p m. Il; p N, q p m, 2; 70 p N, =.
Highest. 8: lowest. II.
Relative bumidity-s .. N, y: p N. 100; .
p. n. -. Rainfall % .. m. To p m-). b.A.
HOu1 Il sunshine. Q. P- cent q possible
shine, O.
TempsratzrS same )dnts lns year-HIShst %;
lowest, -
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
James A HEginA =. and Vida King, L. Rev.
J. Murray r. Tayiog
Erik H Peterson. 8, a AH1Ffle n. J. ana
Ida O. PaulSon, 2. of Trenton. n. J. Rev Duuald
@. MacIeod.
JoSeph P. Lawrence s, and Gert-uds Leissr, 50
Rev. John P. EgAn.
David J. Finn, E, and Annie z ForresteT q
Rev. R l. Fultz
Charles T. Warren. u. and Elsie A. Mcomber,
- Rev. Alfred Harding.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old car
pets by the WASHINGTON RUG
WEAVING CO.. sn 9Th St NV. Main +k2a
uT-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-DRTVERs: WHITE MEN
preferred; salary SO a week; regular
work. WHITE OAK COAL CO., 2 st.
Sc. JerSey yard.
FOR SIX YEARS WE HAVE BEEN
training young men to fill responsible
positions as Automobile experts-one OF
our graduates now foreman IN large auto
mobile factory at so a week. All our
graduates earn 500 to $50 month. We
employ you while learning-night and day
classes. Call eor particulars. THE AUIO
COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON, '1soo lttn
81. NV. For white students.
RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING POSI-
lively taught in % lessons. Write for
booklet. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS. 1szs
l. st. NV. and zz50 Ontario road NV: u
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON Nal EARN a0
monthly corresponding foT neEsTapeu. no enn-
CAFE. Loekport n. 7. stsH
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

Published only as information; not guaranteed.
80 p m. daily-C. 4 o. SPECIAL Solid train
10 Cincinnati, with Pullman sleepers to Louisville.
Cincinnati. indianapolis. St Louis. and Chicago.
@. o. dining car. service . Ia carte.
II 20 D N. daily-F. +. V. LIMITED TO the
West Southwest and Northwest Pullman despsrs
10 virginia Hot spEinEs, Cincinnati and LOuisville
Cincinnati sleeper upen for occupancy 10 p. n
Q. 4 o. dining car. serties = Ia carte.
Ticket OdiceS SIS Pa. ave-. l5D Il ST.. and Union
Sutton Phones Main loaB zrs. and T5so
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FOR SALE-L0Ts.

OWNER OF TWO LARGE LOTS.
northwest section. one block from car
line. win sell at bargain: win accept de-
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cttIEens' 1Teotinr Poatponed.

The meeting of the Georgetown citi-
zens. Association which was 10 have
been held last night was postponed.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
WANTED-HoUsEs.

FAMILY OF FOUR CSo CHILDREN
wish TO rent small house with bath and
heat: northwest preferred: rent. 30
10
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FOR EXCHANGE.

I Will TRADE MY EQUITY m DE
sirable northwest city lots for an equity
IN small six or seven room house. BOX
81, Herald once. 41s-tf
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Tide Table.

Tide Table.
Today-Hish tide. l2a5 m: low tide. SOC a
N. andNsq p m.
Tonorow-Hish tide. l2z q. m and lssy y
m. low tide, m. and % p. m
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NoN-MEpIcAL HEALING.
THE vAcuuM TREAr1rENr.

RESTORES THE BLOOD CIRCULATION AND
health and c1rss Looomotor AtaKis Paralysis
and the INCURABLE AILMENTS q mankind.
Booklet and consultation free. Hours. 10 to 9.
Pro-. II. v. d. PARKER, n22 sth s.. nv.
iSee my "ad" on last paEs MondHy)
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HELP wAETED--FEMALE.

RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING POSI-
lively taught In 20 lessons. Write for
booklet. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS. 100
L st. NV. and 2250 Ontario road NV. u
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAI EARN 1oe
monthly coresponding for nsWSpapeTs; no can
ysAhnR. Send for partieuiarL PRESS sYNDi-
CATE. LockpOrt. n. 7. fa+S
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FOR sAIE-sUBUpBAN.
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.

/, Buy an acre lot; high altitude: most
neauuful view Of the city and the Poto-
mac; four minutes OF electric car, four
teen minutes to center Of city.
Price, 5000 to si,IOo per Acre,
On monthly payments. Adjoining land
selling for $500 an acre.
BOX o. Herald ONCE
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FREE RENT FOR TWO MONTHS
FOR RENT-sroREs.

FOR RENT-sToRE AND ROOMS IN
rear on 18th st. NV, near 4 St. ex-
cellent stand: $3.50 CAYwOOD q GAR
RETT, lz1 n. Y. ave. NV. 9
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UPHoLsTERINe.

UPHOLSTERING, CABINETMARING,
and repairs. Antique fur. reproducing
JEAN AHRANO,
M p st. NV Phone N. sSz7
sso-tf
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MEDICAL.

treatment OF special diseases. Chronic
and acute. Consultation confidential
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate.
Corner 14th and Pa ave. NV. Phone NJ.
7e47. ONCE hours. to /. toS e-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-A HORSE, YEARS OLD;
weighs 200 pounds: guaranteed good
worker. Also no-top wagon in fine con-
dition: in use only a few weeks. Call
after 4 o'clock in rear So Virginia ave.
sW
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-EIGHT-RooM HOUSE, 10
acres Of land, Arlington. Va, adjoining
the premises OF Mr.. John Higgins. Apply
SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY. 3-eod-st
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AND HOUSE CLEANING.

YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKENs SMILE
n you have the Acme" do you win
dow, ofise, and house house e Sleanlns; IN ACME
1shone Main 7159 ub-n
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Temperature. In other Cities.

Temperatures IN other cities. toSetheF With the
amount Of rlinfAn for tho tventy-four hours ended
At D n. yesterday. are a. follows:
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1osT AND FOUND.

LoST-A MINK MUFF ON STREET
car, Takoma Park line between Ia
koma Park and Fla. ave, or between
Fla. ave. and Ninth street and Union
Station. Reward II returned TO 20e Oak
ave, Takoma Park. Phone Takoma III
LOST-oN SATURDAY. BROWN MINK
fur collar. Reward II returned 10 t01
Union Trust Bldg. IL
LOST-oN SUNDAY MORNING BE-
tween st. and St Johns Church.
lady's watch; enameied monogram. Re-
ward n returned to IT31 ! st II
LosT-POCKETBOOK CONTAINING 800
in money and checks; also some WASH
ington Herald bills. Finder will please
return to r. NJ. Muilett, 1917 Corcoran
st. NV. or SIG L st. NV, and receive
liberal reward. IL
DOST-GOLD LOCKET WATCH FOB
and National University Class pin, 19l1:
between General Land once and Y. n.
c. A. Reward II returned TO z. V. Jones,
25. Y. M. c. A. Bldg. 10
LosT-DoG: FEMALE SETTER;
white with black ears. IS reward II re-
turned to 21l3 ist st. NV. IL
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sprRrTuAIIsM

MEETINGS. MONDAYS. WEDNBSDAYs. AND
FridayA D n. snarp: . mesags 10 eacA; daily
Egadinss. Dsysloptng sAaS Thu.sday. 2 n
Nm MALTBY, - u = ~. Phons " -
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FOR SALE.
VILLA SITES AND PECAN GRO

FINE VILLA SITES OF oNE-HALF TO
three acres at Beautiful Prospect Hin.
Va; only 40 min. and Scent fare from
Treasury; also Pecan Groves IN famous
Easy terms. Call or write NJ. ID. HAN
LEY, sos Evans Bldg. s-tu,fIet
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR SALE E-ATTRACTIvE. MODERN
eight-room detached frame dwelling, on
bargain; easy terms. Address BOX 81
Rer1ld once. H2-U
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MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE,
Women keeping house and Others. with
out security. Cmces In all principal
ls-lf - -
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

LADIES AND dIELS-RELiABLE; HOME
uork; Eteady o. evening; SsampinE patterns; SD
dozen: work guaranteed. Lady IN attsndancs. Can
Room 2l5, Renois Bids 1iih and u. Mt
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PERSONALS.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE & PHYSICAL
CULTURE treatments for chronic dis
eases. Hours, to p. m, or by appoint
ment DIR. HUNTER, Mechanic Therap-
ist. n 18th St sc. tu.th. .S-tf