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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial to the Richmond virginian.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, August a.
Tho Misses Sweeney have returned
from Ocean View and Cape Charles
accompanied by their sister-inIaw
Mira. Wilmer Sweeney.
Calvin Malone OF Newport News
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
T. B. Malone. has returned home
Miss Agnes Moreeock has gone to
the Plains. FAuQuier county. TO re-
main several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. l.. W. Lane has returned from
a visit OF several weeks to relatives
in Norfolk.
Robert Watts, chief engineer at
the Eastern State hospital. II spend-
ing his vacation In Albemarle county
Eimore Hundley has returned from
a visit to relatives In Richmond.
Miss Doris Savedge Of tha Eastern
shore in the guest Of Or and Mrs.
20. H. Davis.
MIR. and Mrs, l.. s, Gordon Of Oil
City, Pa. are guests Of Nh and Mrs
J. b. Bull In York county
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Bozarth have
returned from a two, weeks visit to
Ocean View and Surry.
Mrs. p. p. PEBBLES and children OF
Norfolk Ia visiting the formers
mother. Mrs w. H. Braithwafte.
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the Middle West. spending a few days

the Middle West. spending . few days
In Richmond ON her way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Pttts oil
Scostsvilie motored to Arvonia ias'
week. Visiting briefly, with thsir little
daughter. Florence, Mr.. and Mra. A.
l.. Pitts and Mr.. AMI Mrs Plumma1
r. Jones.
Rev. W. ]. King. pastor OF the Col
lege church. Hampden Sidney. spent
this week In Aryonia. preaching
every afternoon and evening in the
Presbyterian church Large crowds
have heard him each evening. He
will remain here until Monday.
Miss White Of Red Hill. Albemaris
county, IL here az the guest OF Misses
Lila and Cassie Duyal.
Miss Clio Aable of Decatur. Ca, Il
spending some weeks here AS the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Fontaine
LeSueur, ON High street. She will
return 70 Georgia in September.
A number OF ministerial and elder
delegates will 60 from Buckingham
county next week to attend the fall
session OF West Hanover pr1sny<ey
which will be held at Old Kirk o. the
Clih, In Louisa county. Tho meeting
will last three days, beginning Tues
day evening.
Rev. George II. Ray OF Amherst IL
expected to assist Rev. Plummer r.
Jones in q series OF services at Fork
Union Presbyterian church early in
September.
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The Municipal University

, bonds for the erection of buildings At
our university. The firat grant OF
bonds was made several years ago to
the amount of $780, 900 which was In
vested In the new engineering col
lege, gymnasium and power building.
dedicated at the recent commence
ment. The grant made recently by
council Of another Ss50.oo0 Is for the
purpose OF chemical laboratory, a
l.woman's building and an auditorium
In connection with McMicken Hail
The chemical laboratory is needed to
permit the engineering, medical and
other colleges to develop, the woman's
building to provide physical education
and Industrial training for women; and
new auditorium Is needed to accom-
modate the rapidly growing univer-
sity family which already numbers
I,400 students. The only hall at the
university seats about 400.
In response to this cali to public ser
vice, the university has made consis-
tent successful efforts to fulfill the
obligations of it's special mission. CO.
operation has become the keynote OF
university activities this term being
defined as the plan for using all exist
ing local establishments. whether pub
lie schools or factories. in the training
of men and women for practical life
and service Training In real life
for real life is this university's edu-
cational doctrine and co. operation In
Service" it's ideal.
The university of Cincinnati has
made rapid progress in recent years
especially In the development of Its
courses and In the Improvement OF its
buildings and equipment. In eight
years the value OF the productive en-
dowment has Increased AZ per cent;
the income from the productive endow-
ment has increased AZ per cent, from
tuition and fees, 207 per cent. and from
the city. 10i per cent, making the to-
tai increase In income about 124 per
cent. The instructional stan has in
creased. during this time. 30 per cent,
and the attendance, 100 per cent
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HEATHSvILLE

Especial to the Richmond virginian. J
HEATHSvILLE. VA August a.
After . few days Wait to the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brent. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Jackson Brent returned to
their home In Richmond Tuesday.
Mr.. 8, Roland Hall of Scranton.
Pa. WAS the guest OF Mr.. James NJ.
Booth this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Boyd and little
grandson, Currie. have returned to
York. Pa.
Rev. Il. v. Carson 10 con Quoting
revival services IN the mountains OF
Virginia
DR.. Meade $. Brent has returned
to Petersburg, Va
Mr.. and !, Mrs. Clifford Mansfield
and ltttle daughter OF Baltimore. Md.
are ths guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
s. Rice.
Mr.. Giles r. Eubsnk has resigred
a. president Of the Bank OF North
cumberland. and Mr. AsA s. Rice has
been elected TO I'LL his place. with
DR.. n. e. Booker vice-presidenf. Mr..
Thomas Jones or urhannA, Va. has
bean secured ~ cashier. ~
Mrs.. George r. T. Turberville OF
Fairfax county. Va. ID spending some
time with frisnds IN Northumbsr-
land. !.
Rsv. nd !. richardson, lecturer
and cAitoonigt - aevseAl sngage-
ments "a leetnts - Northnmbsrlsnd
In ths t1tsraDk a Ant1- naaCon work
49, 1Gasy lA19 xol1 a9e1 ste4ty-
sssaa ysa1 I! ~ Il tes as g NJ.
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Piedmont College
WHY STUDY BooKKEEpTNG.


1 Nominal AMI money. %#4
2 Affords solid time employment. e#8@
g. Pays handsome salaries
T. Opens business ownership NA@@
STUDY
Affords profitable
B.
responsibility shorter trying
the mind and body. sM]
STUDY GREGG SHORTHAND? s@
1. Can be mastered In less time at less cost. 8s83
q Can be written with greater speed
g. Can be read with greater speed and accuracy SN
ability Gregg StenographerA
ATTEND PIEDMONT?
with H. 600 forme
students. commendable made for then
selves which made
business faithful efficient serves
Piedmont the highest ana
mendation the business world all OF which snoul0
strengthen confidence ability to render you the
Bookkeeping
geher with methods of individual Instructions by conpe
will three
subjects will thoroughly QUALITY
multiply successful business career
Special Combination September students VIII
$50 SIS business education
pupils please the public and places
them higher positions
pupils preferred because they
Request &S
Sam Jack Musick, Sect, Piedmont College,
LYNCHBURG,
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Virginia
Christian College

Co-Kduoa4icnal; RATES, 9l7p.O0 for
Board, Tuition and Fees; almost 100 acres
n sampes; iAfGe, finA huildin0; beautiful
susroumdhss; city and counbry advAnt.
asse somhinsd; strong faculties; eourssG
n Ubesl Afts, Music Art, Domestic
Science E1Wsssiun, Business.
Send for catalogue.
s. r. WILLIS, Prssident,
Lynchburs. Va.
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APPOMATTOX

Especial 70 the Richmond Virginian.
APPCMATTOx, VA. August "a
Congressman H. d. Flood will hold
l. competitive examination TO NIL two
appointments to the United States
Naval academy. Prot Crawley will
hold IN examination here on Septem-
Der 9Th.
Mr.. H. q. Smith Of North Carolina
Waited his tnkhsr hero khis weak.
Mr.. and Nrs. G. A. Abhitt Of Vic
toria ore Waiting relatives here and
In the county.
Mias Beatrics Garrison Of Mem
phis, Tenn., b ; gpsk et the home Of
Nj, ana Mn J. r. Cola.
NJ. q u. Aumier Nas cAllad to
0hic thae wsek w ne fianesu Of his
laothei. 'ISS
q !
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The Dunsrr1ore
Business College
STANTON, VA.

STAUNFON, VA.
Esta biished 1871. Incorporated By
Act Of legislature 1884.
Be1ins it, 4eth Session Sept. l, 1917.
Teaches Wholesale and Retail Business
and Bookkeeping; Banking, Mining, Lum.
Der and Bookkeeping. Farm Business
and Bookkeeping made q speciality tAil
session.
Send for free catalogue.
J. G. DUNSMORE,
AA President.
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The Test

OF school is its standing IN the commu.
nifty where located. Local firms are sup.
piled with office help almost entirely BY
us, and the largest peecentage d our
patrons are from Danvils and vicinity.
Each successive year shows An increase
Of attendance.
We have the equipment and our wosA
il done thoroughly. Write for cataloCas.
Danvine Commercial College
Danville. Va.
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Fork Union Military Ac,

Opens September IL 101 M
THE ACADEMIC DEPAHY14I
The school does high gra4o ~
work. Its certificate OF GtM19
leges and Medical Schools WlGh1ux
aminations. and offers partial oG
to students not expecting TO Ant9
MILITARY DEPARTAM3esS*
Only Academy in Virginia e08
by IT, 8. Government and ha9
Macon. OF the U. $. A.. will
Professor of Military Scte0So
Tactics and Is Commandant ~
session.
Terms for Session.
For catalogue, or informal
supplied by catalogue. addF0e1
DIR. WILLIAM n. HA10
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Society
tcoasinu.a from 1srss pas..,

CONTINUED frsm First Paes.)
furnishing Of the houss Min BARNARD
VIII OCCUPY there after her marriage
to Mr.. sard next month.
III. and Mrs. c. J. Ryan gave .
Welsh rarsbit party last night In the
japanese room Of the Homestead, hav-
Ing ~ their guests Mr.. and Mrs N.
e. ingalls,. Jr.. Miss Gladys ingalls,,
Mrs. Edgar Fl. Blight, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
w. Locke. Miss Mildred EDDY. Miss
Clara Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mel Clark and John Marshali Yost
Mias Mercer Dunlap left tonight to
spend two weeks with Mrs James Nc
Cras % watch Hill.
Mira eallis c. Hopner, of Baltimore,
arrived IT the Homestead today by
automobile with Mr.. and Mr.. w. B.
Smoot Of Alexandria, Va.
Tho ladies Of St Luke's Episcopal
church held 4 fancy work sale today
In the new rectory for the rectory
fund.
Southwest German.
Thu South west German club aaye a
deii9htfuI dance Wednrsday evenins
at the Roanoke Country club, The xer.
man was led by Mr.. Duncan Hobart
with Miss Eliza beth Darnal1. fntroduc-
ing some very pretty figures. Others
dancing were: Miss Mary Hairston
with Cy HankinA Miss Beverly Ander-
SON. Of Lynchburs. with Lawrence
Carter. Miss Bess Beasley, OF Lynch
Cannsdy Vim how'd Adsmson Mis.
Rebecca Mtchie. AZ purham " r
with Wilson Rovhotham ME. Elisa
Oteyapf M. ntyale. with 0harHe piercs
Miss Agnes Starkev with Shirley NJ.
ley. Mis, wiilianson. Of South caro.
lima. With Mr.. enrshaIy No. r.ifrs.
beth Darnau WITH Cnesfer F1eck. Mia
tarrnrat 0cott WITH Merrs,nsn sr,,th
Miss Nary 9ootf Fsrrn.cn ~tth Iact
Newton. No Mayme Jennins. wstn
Charlie Hohart. 49, Hslec Kai.ts,
With Mr.. Hudson. Niss Nsrv nod6 No,
with Mr.. CarroIi. a L0nohhurr. Nj
Bess Evans vith Jacf ssunder. Mi..
Dorothy Moomav Nm Chsstsr MsrS1
ley, Miss Lvnda xofner. az RichmonA
with M. WiIliarna. No. Mai NJ P1ch
ieua. stss.. NO. Narton nrar.r
- III HntAAIHA6n
.. NoConneil. Torn ANDRE. "a w
q. TTnsiey. chsn.rcns. NJ. ~
For ana M ana ~ w.,drnn
R1dsr p.rtv
Mn Umme1 iHmhart raw. ~ -
er.ctsv. h.4A~s 800 49, ss an a.
ninr a ~ hon. - rsrn"sh 80 y.
honor ~ n, A.us%ss~ Nj W,n.;.a -
1~mh.rs n. 49, .dass. H III
Janancce lart~rrs .rA r.sr.sh-~r.a
v~re ssrved a. nan sshiss rnHar ~
trnns Th~ hcn.~ 80 SSon-S -
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IN ~rsse, 80. NJ. 49, Aions
with Esnton coso.r M 49, Ama
tfn v1tn NJ E..,.. r,I,ss- 49, ~
H.rv rIn.c- LIZ ~ Ea,S on. ~
Comb. ~. Httt~ rnsn.. .rd M n.
49, A Cosner ana MT.
~ 49, T 49,, VoInsr ana
ma n s. 49, ~ 1e.en .,, Gomez
and Randolph csS:l Nj. 1 Lillian rs.
s.s ~ ~ ~ ,. Cnernns Ne
ws,rar 80 ~. 49,. ~. ann
ch..I w.,s. ~. -. -, 80. -
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n.s-. ~ an. suHa
reoeivinr nartv ..,.r. r.sd.r Al r "a,
sue noee nopeEf wright.
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OF 1SaHpoTias ~, announce the en-
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49, 49, 49, 49, ~. 4u..sp
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Chatham
Training School
FOR BOYS.

Prepares for College and University
Guaranteed Course OF Study Faculty OF
experienced men. All modern conven-
fences. Location ideal. Health record
perfect Boarding patronage limited "a
30. Apply early. Terms exceedingly
low. Illustrated catalogue
CHATHAM TRAINING SCHOOL.
Box 81. Chatham, Va.
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BridgewaterCd
BRIDcEwATxR. Va.

Location. ia the famous 6nssan1
1900 feet above ssa level: nsuFS
fuiness and beauty. 4 S
Eqsipment.--sax somnaedseas ~
InstruetiOn. Able and err
Fourteen units for college sntfanees
preparatory department and
Buxinem and Bible IL +
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DEATHS

cooK-on, Friday, June T. 1912, at 1910 D.
M, at his residence. ~ Elicott place Fort
Reno, d, C., LEWIS SPENCER COOK. sR..
after brief illness Of two days. at the age
OF nfty-egiht years.
Funeral from the Nineteenth Street Bsp-
tist Church, DR.. Walter II. Brooks, pastor,
vted
tculpeper. Va, papers please cepy.)
HAMMER-On Sunday, June IS, 1912, az
a. m, CHARLES r., beloved son Of George
Henry and the late Emma p. Hammer,
aged thirty-four years.
Funeral from his late residence 257 Four
and-a-half street southwest, on Tuesday,
June is. at 2:3o o'dock D. m. IL
MOXLEY-Sunday, June 16, 1912, at 8 q m,
Mrs. MARGARET A. MoXLEY, aged
sxty-four years.
Services at her late residence, 2os2 Nich-
olson st., Twining City, ID. c.. 2:s0 D. M,
Tuesday. June H. Burial Congressional
Gone in the best OF her days,
Blighted In motherhood's bloom;
Torn from the hearts that have loved her,
To sleep in the silent tomb.
We will not forget you.
Husband and Son.
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Holding Probate Court. Es-
tate of Sarah ]. Beckett, deceased No 1000
Administration Docket 46. Application hav-
ing been made herein for probate OF the
last will and teStsment OF SAID deceased by
dered this l4th day of June, A. D. 1912
that William Myers and the unknown heirs
ali others concerned appear in said Court
on Monday, the 22d day OF July. A. ID. 1912.
at 10 o'clock A. M, to show cause why such
Application should not be granted. let no.
tice hereof be published In the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Times
once In each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein mentioned, the
nrst publication to be not less than thirty
DAYS before said return day. WRIGHT. Jus
tIce (Sean Attest: JAMES TANNER.
Register OF wills for the District Of coIum.
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court cHAs II.
cRLA0IN, Atterney, Isl1.2LiN
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Vital Records.
Births.

Edwin A. and Mary Woodward, boy.
James j. and Frances D. Smith, girl
John w. and Josephine Portch, girl.
Leigh c. and Bessie Palmer, girl.
Martin and Margaret K. Schilling, girl
hobert and Mary K. Lanham, boy.
Charles A. and Louise A. Goldsmith.
girl.
Edward J. and Lulu B. Goodwin boy.
augustus A. and Louise w. Brown, girl
Robert and Mable Benson, boy
william r. and Louise w. Asman, girl.
COLORED.
John II. and Edith Webb, girl.
James e. and Lulu Perry, boy.
William and Bessie Scott, girl
Alanzo t. and Margret johnson, boy.
Edward and Maggie Holmes, boy.
John and Martha Edwards, boy.
Edward and HELEN Ball, boy.
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Marriage Licenses.
HrIIIEnra

Edward Espey and Elizabeth johnson,
both of Washington,
Frederick Lectliter, of Washington. and
Ella L. Mcdonald, of Rixeyville. Va.
Richard L. Smick, of Washington, and
Clara B. Eckert of Philadelphia.
Brown Moore and Rebecca Wanser,
both of Washington.
william T. Thomson and Laura White,
both of Washington.
COLORED.
Allie burlington and Estella Steward.
both of Washington.
Harry B. Brooks and Bertha Colston,
both of Washington.
Hayward Smith and Lucy Smith, both
of Washington.
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Deaths.


Walter L. Burks. SO years, Sibley Hos
Joseph T Weaver, 40 years. George
town University Hospital
George B. White, 81 years, 1915 Tenth
street northwest.
Arthur L. Thrall, So years, 1134 Twelfth
street northwest.
Florence Herman: 40 years. sos Lamont
street northwest.
Henry ]. Maloney, 8 weeks, House of
Mercy. Kingle road and Rosemont
street northwest.
Hannah l.. l:hler. 70 years. The New:
Derne, Massachusetts avenue and
Twelfth street.
Charles 5. Hart, is years. III I street
norrhW est.
Max Kipilman. Il years. sol Maryland
Ellen Frawiey. :, years. ss45 @ stpeet
northwest.
william H. Easton. IS yeare. George
town University Hospital.
northwest.
john A. DALEY. " years. g. T street
northwest
John A. Wesley. l year, 1925 Trinidad
Sarah Cain, 80 years. Providence Hos
pital.
FRANK 5. Bryon. Sc years. 141s w street
northwest.
Mary E. FehI, Ct years. 1876 Eleventh
street northwest.
Elsie D. Averill. 10 years, SSol Seventh
street northwest.
Margaret A Pullin, months, 925 Fifth
street southeast.
Marion Pope. Is days, 1921 East Capitol
street.
Bridget Colbert 81 years. Providence
Hospital
COLORED.
Lottie Dixon, 10 years, Benning. D. c.
Thomas Richardson, 81 years. So4 Barry
Lucy E. Green. Is years, s22 " street
northwest.
George Penn, II years. 26 M street
southwest.
Lucy Conway, 40 years, Freedmen
Hospital
William, H opkins. 36 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
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MATTRESS MAKING

HAIR AND FELT MATTRESSES RENO
waited and remade. 81; all work by experts
and guaranteed first-class. CAPITOL BED-
DING CO.. 1923 7th st. NV: phone n. 52s
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
onvAI. nIITE IINE

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ssEyery Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINAL, LIBERTY sE.
AND w. 2SD STREET.
300, 900 'L:00 a M, 1900. 800 (Royal
Limited, 8 hours), $500, 500 y. m, and si2:3
niaht. s:i5 a. m. Diners and Parior Cars
on day trains. sieepers on 1870 night,
'G GpSiiadeiphia n and Atlantic City. t7:oe ..:oa
.,i 90 a, M, u :0o $500. t4.00 p. m
49," TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
week days, a m. to 1000 p. MI
.a.45 is 100 $780, 1900 '7:2O $500. IS 80 .sss
ta.s0 5000, 'll:Oo a. M. 'l2:OO noon tl.:0S
y :SS. fi:Ib. 1890. $500. ta:aO. 1850. ;4oS
* So ,S:Oi t5:o3, $3.50 1890. $780, t7:Oo $500
800 1000. 1910. III 80, 1870 N. r ''
'''O'' WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 'lo:oo a. m. 'l:2S. $3.50 .. n.
iz;T zS;TTNactffSNA1l. atffSNA1l ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS.
VILE 1910 a. M, 'l:l0 p. m. 1870 night
'tpITTSBURG, 1000 a. m. = rs, s9;iO a nn
.,l!n might sleeper ready. 10 p. m.
'cfEVELAND. '12:O0 .. m. CoIumbuA sS:l
pWIiEEIING, 's:lo a. m; $50 D. m.
Schedules OF local trains at ticket ofncsa
sDaiiy, tEXcept Sunday. tSunday only
TeiephonG at following Ticket Offices: 18th
.nn NJ Y, ave-, Main 1881; 6l9 PennsyIvania
SSS Main 27s: Union station. Main 75sa
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-H0USES
FOR sALE-sSss PARK PLACE N, W.
rooms; . porches: electric lights;
hot-water heat; large light cellar
ants toilet, laundry and clothes
chute.
Price, tss sTB
Small cash payment, balance
$3.50 month, including all in
This home IL such an excellent value that
you can buy Il with the full assurance
Of being able to sell II again at a profit,
are Increasing rapidly In this neighborhood.
and II is an exceptionally attractive home,
facing directly on the beautiful Soldiers
ST. car to Park road, walk 70 the Soldiers
Home gate and one square north.
Other desirable homes in Park
1850 and B,25o
MIDDAUGH q SHANNON, INC.
Builder and Owner.
SHANNON & LUCHs, 7l3 18th st. n. W.
Selling Agents. l.
"A DAMP CELLAR MAKES THE APoTH-
ecary flourish" Don't buy home until
you find out whether the cellar IL dry in
all the hones Middaugh & shannon. Inc.
buiid agricultural tiles are laid at the foun.
asn. cations to ] carry of surface seepsse. and md
tion to watch any Middaush 4 shannon,
INV, nome DelnH Dullt from Ine IOunuhtlOn
up. See the ones being erected at
10th and X sits. n. e.
while you have a chance of looking behind
you realize how we'll they are built.
$3.50 to 1856.
Reasonable cash PAYMENT
ST. 30 per month.
MrpD%GSHI MrpaS'SqIns ( sHASSoS. si iStstss,' INC.
SHANNON Z LucHs, 7is 18th st. n. W.
Selling Agents. L
JUST BEAR IN MIND THAT THE BIG
Eest values are the ones that require the
least advertising. These beautiful homes at
are priced at 81, $50, and IL you will compare
them with any houses you can find for sale
for yoU vow VIII 10 ahs WI wny vor ~ WI" ns
promptly.
- rooms; 5 porches; 2 sleeping
detail of the finest description.
A reasonable cash payment and the bal
ance can be paid $3.50 per month, includ-
could rent equally desirable m homes @ Tor for, and and
effects an average saving Of 331.52 per
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC.
Builder and Owner.
SHANNON & LTcHEs. 7ls 18th st. n. W.
Selling Agents. l.
SAVE 1900 ana buy = new colonial ..Ise
failure you can save this $1,000. Six rooms
and tiled bath. no better decorated houses IN
WY soiiu ohh Unlb0, 0Ot-Wdtef neat, laun-
dry in basement, concrete cellar under entire
house, cement porches. all flooring edge
Compare with other houses and you viii
jump at this bargain. don't delay, inspection
means you will purchase. Located 3s2t Rock
Creek Church road in Mt. Pleasant west Of
New Hampshire ave-. between Spring and
Park roads. one block from cars. Terns ssot
cash. balance to suit you. Apply to attorney
for owners. W. p. METCALF. 1906 Eye Of.
COLORED-Near navy yard. rooms, from
porch. beautiful outlook: only 500 cash
price, $3.50.
PERCY II. RUSSELL 9th and N. Y. ave
l.
FOR SALE-Four- room brick; water ant
sewer; always rented for 81; price $3.50. Ad
dress BOX 220, Times office.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH
RAILWAY.

Schedule of excursion trains to and from
Chesapeake Beach; effective May 25 1911;
Subject 10 change without notice.
.NO''S' WEEK DAYS
Going, leave District Line Station. .9:3o
10 80 and u:3o g. M; 2;so. '5:t0 and
Returning. leave the Beach. 's:S5 a. 20. .;
IL :sO. s2;10, 6:0o 500, and 1000 p. m.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going, leave District Line Station, s9.sD
10 80 and 1850 a. M; 2:Oo 800. 400 and
7:S .. m.
Returning. leave the Beach, 900 a. m.
a 40 s2:lO. 500 500 $500, and 10 90 D. m
sNake local stops, running time rs mlnutsA
All ether trains make run In 90 minutes
w. y. JONES. PTssIdsnL
The Washington times., 1912-06-17

sls D. m. dailyT-C. q Q. SPECIAL solid
train to Cincinnati, with Pullman sleepers
to Louisville, Cincinnati, indianapolis ST.
Louis. and connection for Chicago.
6:S5 p. m. daily-Cincinnau and Chicago
Express. pullman service 20 Cincinnati and
Chicago.
n:I0 p. m. daily-F. F. V. SPECIAL, to
the West. Southwest, and Northwest Pull.
man sleepers to Virginia Hot Springs Gin
einnat md Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper
open FOR occupancy 10 p. m. c. & o. Dtnlna Q
oAT ali trains. Offices. SIS Pa. ave.. l1SS v 81
The Washington times., 1912-06-17
CARPET CLEANING

ALBERT KAHLERT CO.,
Improved Steam Carpet Cleaners.
ES2 Maryland ave. s. w. Phone Main 3o3G
The Washington times., 1912-06-17
MACHINISTS

MANUFACTURERS OF patented articles,
general machine work. SCHAEFER BROS
MIC. CO.. l62z-zS Pa ave. 9. e. Limo ass1.
The Washington times., 1912-06-17
Unfuruished.

FOR SALE-Nice detached house. s rooms
and bath. newly papered and painted
throughout one-half square from car line.
20 minutes to center of city. NV. section.
terms to suit purchaser. Address OWNER,
Box 677. Times office.
The Washington times., 1912-06-17

CoLoRED-Near navy yard. rooms front
porch. beautiful outlook: only 500 cash;
price, 81. $50.
PERCY II. RUSSELL. 9th and N Y. ave.
FOR SALE-Four- room brick: water and
sewer; always rented for 81; price $3.50. Ad-
dress BOX 22o. Times office.
The Washington times., 1912-06-17
LOCKSMlTHING

fec. Keys mAds for ALL lockA ENTER
PRISE HDW. CO.. 927 eth N. w. Phi. II. EOSl
The Washington times., 1912-06-17

FOR sALE-To Colored PeopIe-In North
west section nice detached house, 8 rooms
and bath; very large yard; easy tsrmA Ad-
dresS BOX lH Times office.
The Washington times., 1912-06-17
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT DIRTY WINDOWS?
liz w White help. Moderate Prices
LEON 1. CAHOON, Acme Window Cleaning
Co, 921 G st. n. w. Phone Nj. 1859