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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
CLEAN-ClTY CAMPAIGN
ENDORSED BY CITIZENS
Rhode Island Avenue Association
Names Delegate to Central
Committee.

The clean-city campaign was heartily
Endorsed by the Rhode Island Avenue
Suburban Citizens Association at its
meeting Wednesday night at Sherwood
Presbyterian Church, and n. ]. Brum-
baugh was elected as delegate to the
clean-city committee. The association
instructed its committee on health and
sanitation and on lawns, parks and gar
dens to see to it that its territory is
cleaned up during the week designated
by the committee. Its territory covers
East Brookland, Sherwood, North Lang
don. Woodbridge. West Woodbridge, Groves
Park, Villa Park and Rhode Island Ave-
nue. Terrace, or the region lying between
18th street northeast and the District
line and between Monroe street on the
north and Langdon on the south.
The annual election of officers took
place. Practically all Of the present otIi-
GERS were reelected Charles L. Mendel,
who had been secretary for four years,
or since the association was formed, de-
clined to serve further. and the position
Of secretary was not filed. The officers
TO rthe ensuing year will be: President,
Bristow Adams; vice president. G. s.
lockwood; treasurer, 7. S. Mallon, and
committee chairmen as follows: Streets
and sidewalks, III. p. Baldwin; legislation,
s. S. Symons; schools. M. P. Caskey
and sanitation, N j. Brumbaugh; press,
Dan c. Vaughn; fire and police. ]. Y. La
Grange; lights and mails, j. w. Byier;
public utilities, P. " Heating; entertain
ment, G. A. Symons; lawns, gardens and
parks, j. l.. Knopp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
Flyless Town Campaign Commended.

The "fyless town" campaign of last
year interested me greatly, and was of nc
mean benefit. Let the good work go on
AS a continuation Of last years effort
may I suggest for your early favorable
consideration that half as much effort
at this time of year would produce faI
greater results-the killing of one of the
fiat" blue fellows now appearing means
more real fly destruction than the killing
Of thousands of the ordinary ones later
on; month from now will be too late to
get the maximum of results from mini
mum Of effort, so why not now, If ever?
WILLIAM w. WERNTZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
CLEANUP CRUSADE
TObEG|N At ONCE
District Officials Urge Imme-
date Attention to Premises
by HousehoFders.
INSANITATION IN SPOTS
REPORTED TO MANAGERS
City Committee Calls Attention to
the Regulations Governing Dis
posal of Refuse.

Reports of insanitary lots, alleys and
other places where rubbish has been al
lowed to collect are beginning to reach
the city committee which will direct
Washington's big cleanup campaign
during the week of April IA to 49,
Unusual interest in the plans for the
crusade is being manifested by citizens
In every section Of the District of
Columbia, and the committee is elated
over the fact that so many early COM
plants Of the character referred to are
being made.
Notices Of insan1tary conditions OBJ
tanning in different sections are being
turned over to the health department by
the committee. and it is believed that a
good deal Of preliminary cleaning will
be accomplished before the campaign
starts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28

All wants can readily supplied from such stock as we
present dependable selections that provide beauty
and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28

Hair and Felt Mattresses made workshops strictly
produced under the favorable conditions
and from Zines selected materials.
Hair Mattresses SIS ooIEe Mattresses 5000
Feather Pillows. ST
dleE 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
For the Bathroom.

Nickel Frame Mirror. ah tip Nickel Soap and Tumb up
White Frame Nickel Tunbr Holders
Sponge Iolde,e nm
Oak Frame Mirrors SI35 White Enaled Bathroom q - ~
each
P Slip Rubber Bath Mats
Glass Towel Bars Sprays. &c I'D
Nickel 10~ ss 25c up Nickel Toothbrush Holders $50
Nickel Holders Tub and Tile Cleaner
/ Fixtures installed a reasonable charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
Special Sale Selected Apples.
We Announce This Sale of Choice Apples to Begin
Monday, March g.

All selections from the best apple
and this sale nagurated
crease a large stock which recently purchased
Abemarle Pppins 49, ............ csc peck
Rabbits Best (tart) CSC, peck
Knnard's Choice Csc, peck
Starks Favorle peck
will be sold quantity prices.
California Indian River Oranges Gpsai Juicy and good
u
Ffb dWrN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
Beauvias Rugs.

4 high-grade wool rug. closely
woven quality. in effective pat
terms Tor any room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
Synopsis of Regulations.


lows:
Sec 1-.Garbage will be held to
mean the refuse Of animal or vegetable
foodstuffs, except oyster or clam shells
from business places
Sec. 1O-"Ashes will be held to mean
ashes from coal and other fuels, and will
include such mineral substances as fallen
plastering. etc, as may accumulate in
dwellings, but not such as may result
from building operations"
Sec. 3-"Miscellaneous refuse means
all rubbish and refuse (other than gar
bage, ashes, etc., incident to the ordi-
nary conduct of the household, including
discarded floral decorations, Christmas
greens and small branches from shrubs
loan, wall paper or other substance that
may accumulate as the result of repairs
to yards and dwellings. or as the result
of building operations"
Sec. 2. Garbage receptacles must be
made Of metal, must De water tight. ana
be provided with tight-fitting cover
with handle. No person without per-
NIT from the superintendent of street
cleaning shall use for the reception Of
garbage any receptacle having the capac-
ity Of less than three nor more than ten
gallons, nor more than one receptacle
containing less than ten gallons"
ises having street and alley entrances
and from which garbage is to be re-
moved, shall place and cause to be kept
placed conspicuously at the side and rear
alley entrance thereof the street and
number designations in letters and fig
ures. respectively, not less than two
inches in height SO as to be easily read
Sec. 5. No person shall alter, deface,
remove or destroy any name of any
street or number required to be displayed
nv these rap1Ila tiOnS''
Receptac1es Required.
Sec. IL. Ash receptacles must be made
of metal provided with handle, of not
less than five nor more than twenty-four
gallons capacity and not more than one re-
ceptacle containing less than twenty gal
Ions is allowed. Ashes must be kept dry"
Sec. IA. Miscellaneous refuse re-
ceptacles shall be of suitable kind
which can be easily handled by one
man. Paper or other light refuse liable
to be blown about need not be placed in
receptacles, provided it is bundled, tied
sacked or otherwise properly secured"
Sec. Is. "Receptacles containing
garbage, ashes or miscellaneous refuse
shall not be placed or left for collec-
ton upon any sidewalk, street, avenue
alley or public place"
Sec. IT. 1T shall be unlawful to
place or cause to be placed together in
the same receptacles two or more of
the above mentioned classes Of material
and where such mixture results it shall
be separated by the occupant of the
premises"
Sec. Is. "Receptacles containing
garbage, ashes or miscellaneous refuse
shall be made easily accessible to the
collectors on collection days between the
hours of am. and 8 pm. The term
easily accessible shall be held to mean
the placing of receptacles on the
premises. at or near the rear or side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
Advise Immediate Work.

Both ]. W. Paxton, superintendent of
the street cleaning department and DIR.
William C. Woodward, health officer of
the District of Columbia, are impressed
with the importance of citizens beginning
now to improve the sanitary condition of
their premises.
1t is pointed out by Mr.. Paxton that his
department will have it's hands full re-
moving the refuse collected during the
cleanup week and that If residents be-
gin now to scour their own yards and
premises, the department will be in a
position to handle more effectively the
complaints made during the campaign in
April.
The same applies to the health depart
ment, for the inspectors of this branch
of the District of Columbia service liter
ally will be swamped with the hundreds
of complaints which undoubtedly will be
turned over to them for investigation
while the crusade is in progress.
Under the law Of the District, the
nature of garbage, ashes and refuse to
be removed by the STRENGTHENING de-
partment is defined. Citizens are required
to provide receptacles in which to deposit
the garbage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
Finest Domestic Rugs.

Selected Especially With the Idea of Supplying Prae-
tcal Decorative Needs and Dependable QuaAt1es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
Paints, Varnisl1es, Floor Wax and Polishes.

Pioneer Prepared Paint, for out o0c
side and inside work, can. ......
Crescent Prepared Paint nc to 25c
"Sapolin'' Enamel, for all Trc r. zcc
kinds of decorations, cam.
apolins Bath sa Tub ID Enamel nan csc to 75c
Furniture Polish.
Ching Fow Furniture Pol orc and zcc
ish bottle. ............... ~
Ching a Fow h Furniture Polish for 75c
Liquid Veneer CAM. 25c and SOC
Noxaii Polish bottle. ........'.. CSC
Ching Fow Stain Remover removes
stains from furniture caused by ACC
hot dishes ETC.; bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
Colonial Rag Rugs.
Sale of Brass Beds.
Discontinued Designs and Sample Patterns
Greatly Under Reqular Prices.


Bedsteads we'll other things there that
tna bringing the which fact accounts for this sale
IS nothing dscedit of these Beds however that
dspns are them distinguish them from the
where there slight mar
ft size Brass Bedsteads Aft. size Brass Bedsteads
With two-nch posts heavy and
Bright and sah nnss SONIC massive bright and satin finishes
square posts, others with $1,000 Beds each .So75
two-inch posts. $4,000 bed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
River Notes.

There was a heavy falling of yesterday
n receipts of shad ana other fresh fish
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-22
win her back after

and the PTettles ST woman on the
English stage stays thereon
the stage,
Leaving a whole battalion Of
beatx and admirers behind in St.
Louis, Fanny Ward went toaNew
York and the stage. She came
to4LondonS and except for her
striking beauty won little com
ment and less success as an
actress.
Joseph Lewis, a partner of
Cecil Rhodes and Alfred Belt, in
South African diamond fields,
saw her, and diamonds immedi-
ateiy lost their lure for him. In
1860 they were married a year
later a daughter was born.
Eight years they lived together,
while the call of the stage was
growing stronger and stronger IN |
the breast of the St. Louis girl. /
Four years ago she left her hus
band for the feotlights..5
The first night she appeared in |
F}rury Lane tbeater in a million |
dollars worth of real diamonds !
and diaphanous, Venus costume, !
Fanny Ward Lewis blazed before |
ali London as a star of the first
theatrical magnitude. Since then
she has appeared intAmerica.
The diamond king offered to
lay his wealth at her tinylfeet if
she would come back to him
and leave the stage forever. She
stoutly resisted.
My heart and soul is in the |
theateT. I. can't leave it. I would
q.1FIer he ny4TLaF 7 ~, 4L,,, 6,,r. L
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-22

al the money in the world to
spend and not be permitted to
act, . she said. After she had told
Lewis that for four years he lost
hope. The divorce suit, unde-
Tended, followed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01
new IBERIA PROOF.
SHOULD CONVINCE EVERY
NEW IBERIA READER.

The frank statement of a neigh
Dor telling the merits of a rem
edy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's eS IBERIA case.
Read and We convinced.
Lawrence FAnley. 254 W. Main St.
Newt Iberia. La., says: "Quick re-
lief kfrom PAIN in/Ry back which
followed the Use fol- Noan's Kidney
Pills, \proved tNa REMEDY to be one
Of reparkTb&e Curative powers.
procuNed DoAA's Ki1hey Pills at
TaylorN Rru@ Store and in view
of the \saGsf3 ctory results had
adviser ah1n need of a kidney
remedy t0>gfve Doan's Kidney Pills
trial"
The above statement must carry
conviction to the mind of every
reader. Don't simply ask for q
kidney remedy-ask distinctly foI
Doan's Kidney Pills, The same that
Mr.. Hanley had-the remedy back
ed by home testimony. Soc. al
stores. Foster Milburn Co., Props.
Buffalo, N. Y.
"Whcn Your Back is Lame-Re-
member the Name"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

The parish fair al i.aiaH ~t F"
which closed last SUNDAY, WAS p.
.larrd a - II success.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

Eaton Rouge, IA, Oct. -, -
To gn,. Press Of the state
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

amounts 10 much till it goes into
debt
Massback Many employ that
argument. The law Of credit ~
based npon the ability of the
dph,o, to pay. Ii is the only safe
standard. Ii applies 70 the lndi,
v,duai and the municipality alike.
\ city, like the individual, III III
curing debt, should conTerva
tiytl1 avoid crowdiug the limit OF
its ability to pay. When the ex-
pensr of owning or holding prop
erty amounts 10 the rental value
thereof. there Is no incentive to
own property. Taxes, insurance,
interest on invested capital,
maintenance, etc. constitute some
of the penalties OF owning proper
Ii y. There should be a good mar
gin between the sum Of these
items and the rental value Of the
property. Therefore, any public
debt incurred, which will increase
the burden Of holding property,
and does nor at the same time III
crease its rental value. is a doubt.
full eypedient.
Progressive-That would be a
certain way Of increasing the
rental value Of property-by the
installation Of a sewerage system.
Then the cost would be 80 light
not exceeding 80 90 per annum on
the $1,000 assessment nc
one would he justified in oppos
ing it.
MOssback Perhaps you have
not rightly counted the cost. TIE
property holder will more likely
find his statement looking like
this:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01


Eaton Rouge, Ia, Oct %, Is
70 gnr Press Of the state.
D4r y 'itor Now j the time
for All gnti men 9" come 7" the
AID Of thr,f state.
The FOR LOUISIANA CON
EENriDN called 20 meet ~ the
state Far Grounds on the even
mo of Nov. .fh, is the chance.
Th. Louisiana Publicity CON
mission has for several months
looked forward to snch a meeting.
and now comes The i've CONNER.
rial Scores aries of the state say
ing, COW F. on.
We know yonr space is valna-
bile. bnt you who have carried our
bulletins} will no donbt DO pleas
cd to cafry this communication
verbatim, for it is a l"nh eau TO
civic duty.
a few random extracts IRON
letters from live wires in the State
concerning this meeting, viii maj
cate its purpose and Importance.
81 am thoroughly in sympathy
with the suggestion to coordinate
the various Commercial Orgnlza-
lions Of Louisiana, and bring
about a state wide movement tor
publicity and general np'ltt. .
JOS. B. Babb, Shreveport, La.
."The work outlined Ivy your
plan is what our State and It's CT.
ties and towns needs. Sidney
X. johnson, Jennings, La.
"Count me in for anything that
looks like an effective plan. =
John 3. Kent, Lake Charles, la,
.Tn the event you call q meeting
of Louisiana's Commercial Secre
taries in the near future, l shall
DO pleased to meet with you. y
Luther Ellison, Monroe, La.
"Many thousands of dollars arr
thrown away IN useless advertls
lug *** small organizations vii
90 to work and raise fund anc
4 use the entire amount on the basis
of about 10 per cent rfficiency.'-
B. +. Martin, Lafayette, LA.
1.-THE most strenuous local pub
liclty necessarily falls somewha
short of It's mark, because ;ber'
has not been, and is not either al
equate or proper official state Wild
pubIicity.'-Ai. A. W aterman
Baton Rouge, La.
THE possibilities OF such an Or
ganizatiOn are unlimited, If con
Quoted along wise and sfficien
lines and with the proper cooper
alton it merits, great benefit
would accrue to the state az \ re
."-E G. McCatlnm. Lafay
cite, La. @
"a meeting, such as is Suggest
ed, would bring forth valuabl
data and ideas, and should be CA
ripd to a successful fruition.
will be- glad to co operate. "A
Grouciy, Jr., Mayor. Bato
Rouge, La. 8
With this kind Of co operation
we ask every Commercial Organ
z+tion, president and secrrtaI
and one delegate, every May'
and two delegates, every Pollt
Jury chairman andstwO delegate
together with the public III gene
Al, to get together at the Sta
Far Colisenm Friday evenlI
Nov. 7'h and talk 1t over, the
act.
LOUISIANA PUBLICITY COZ
MISSION.
A. X, Barracks, Sec Mgr.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

the system would be only a few
dollars per month. with the cost
If electricity rated at , cents per
X. w 10 the city. Therefore,
there will be 10 payroll
The small property above
would then have a balance sheet
for it's owner at the end of the
year looking something like this;
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01
AN OBJECT IN VIEW
You seldom fint

, You seldom find saving I
, family paying rent.
D A family paying rent has no
D special incentive to save, but I
, the family that buys a home I
. has special object to save for.
. They at once realize that it is
. much more important to save
. their money and pay for their
. home than to waste it foolish
. ly, and if they have borrow
. ed money from this Associa-
. ton they can pay it back in
. easy monthly payments.
. 1t is all in the plan.
. Call on our Secretary.
Q IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01
PROGRESSIVE MOSS
BACK.

Q
,l..,,,y ,ith All uue.ttuns a. pub
l,-.'I.,,,.ratrn,-urs-tte Je:-iJ4cLs
.,a AL. p,,yr+->.t. til some
,fm4. hspn4n- rt4f ~ - t"o
.i,ns y-ry wai...+rsrf AT Hnt~.
,,n,. IN ,tytc " ... Nh o.. ind
uur i,n- at retH@s'"''} '""
again Conservatism step" III Az"
bridges the d!sI"t"t''" = Y "r'
tile Two extremist
III. ciry fathers, III ptoi osIns a
.aGeu.., aIlmpt0vement Boi Il Issue
q, s1ro 600" some few MI, ks AZ
.,,,us.d every mossback and rlo
.,ressiye in he entire cpnmnnlf,
AND ur.naratlon~ were 1T a.!c" p: !
unn for 4 battle rnyal nrtwsen <
two forces An rxtraneous np'' :
ion an 10 the value of General im
movement Bonds saved ! Ft'ii' Z
of the strength ot The I've claus.
II was iha'is a''e'''" ~ 'o
cy' 'i'h' e''''' ~ = '' " = ,,,,a,
lmps"Vrfhei'' S'"'''s.
ptFihe' s'h''''' >,' ~ ',.,,,.
.,,., ,,,n, III avn b,rto,u, and
h,,th. id.. Of a genera, bond
.Ia. sh,,,a ha abandoned.
-, .; ,ora,nn., !,
-. .Mo -, .n,'n,; ss,,n - III
p'oi i'" a.n ,,a sa,it,rv sewerage
question and the proposed cana
connection between the Eayon
reche and Grand Lake. Last
week the Sewerage Board. just re
turned from a Texas visit, pro.
ceeded TO close up all details OF
the plans and submit the question
to the ballot box As the arhltcr be-
tween the clans. This brongh,
abont the following discussion,
which is here reported III sub-
stance:
pror,ess,ve-yhe clty.s great.
"a, need il sewerass II means
ha,t.r ha,,,,, less liability "a
s;ckn.ss r. means comfort.
Mossoack-- our s,"'e'1e'' a..
correct, save one - oits - =
eHort shoui" oe 7" c'.eoA '"' '"N
ing local values an" 10 secure
more Payro''s. hest "'"Ao p'ao
tlcaole many othef sh'hSs.
| Pro.ressive-The installation
If = sewerage system will 90 jusl
what Won contend fort will pul
hundreds of the unemployed t
work and nav them good wages
II will bring foreign CAPITAL her,
"a do the work with A larg,
,,art of this foreign capital vii
be nut into circulation so soon a.
the work il started; this would It'd,
M over the hard times.
uo,sh..,, y,nr statements
,,..., ..,,.l,,.a ,aa,.,;,,,y ch.nu,
,.a,..l.v;nn ~. fora,,n can't.
,....'.,,,,, h.,. mo,l.: ha d,v;da,
ma ,n.,, n.rts Una mar, an.
,...a.,, a,.l, i. IN, .w,,
hr t,,s .onr,.ctor To huv the ma
,..,,is naadsd and NOT m.nuf.c
..,.aL ~ t.,;s stata T,,s n,rt !
.onr o.,.;,al would 10 hurled an,
=. onIr .;,.,,.t;,n won,d do.
m,th s.w.oa Anntber consider,
III. n,rt &c yonr foc.ion can't.
would ao tc tha disch,rpi,o q
f,.;aI,t Till, Recommendation cnsts
-. S,.h dollars wonId c,rcnl,t,
hit ana. h.ra on contracts .
this are th. contractor seldom 70
,ias IN local skilled labor for Il,
naads n. nsn.llv h,;ncs J.,
..,,o ,I,n., for.m., ,Iork,
\ etc with him. These men usua
" have homes and families elss
where. aud the dollars tina: woul
> be earned here would he prOmpt|
given winds. and the ONLY circ,
!, Eating they would do here wOui
be list enough to get their bea
ings for distant fields. The COZ
= tractors profit If any) frpaneDti
finds it's way beyond the city lin
o fS before II does much clTcnla
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

convenient Pocket Map "
Louisiana, showing all towns auu
postoffices, railroads and express
offices. latest census, etc, - cents.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

Many have suggested--"Let
George do it." We would suggest,
il it's job printing, "Let the Ibe-
rian do it,"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

General Building Materials
Troslate Roofing speciality.
BERTRAND LUMBER co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

Get your JOB PRINTING
AZ the IBERIAN Office.
~. mCA0D, PropE.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

Pres. Enerta of Mexico al mol
vote in Sundays general election.
What's the use2
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

To keep posted on local news
subscribe to The Iberian. Ask fol
our Premium offers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

investment, ~ s.. 30
There are few who seriously
contend that the tenant, under
existing conditions. will either
pay an increased rental or the
water rental directly. IT the
landlord attempts to raise the
cent upon these small properties
he is apt to have them empty.
Many are now empty.
The insurance companies maps
Of this town show that there are
200 buildings which should be
severed az proposed The aver.
age cost of connecting these build
ings, one connection each. with
the sewer system would probably
amount 10 800 The property
holders Of the city would have tc
face All expense of s22O. 900 joint
" for the fixtures and cOnnec
tons with the system. The ex
pense Of THESE connections would
he borne bv the property holders
and would have to he paid fol
when the work was done. There
would he no ~ years credit OF
this 500, 900 item. 1t would be :
1914 expense.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-01

The net prOht, which |
is Just per cent in
teIest on his invest
ment ... so. 90
Now let us apply the sewerage
problem to that same property
and note the result.
Total property cost. 500 90
Cost OF making ne
cessary addition to
house in which to
locate sanitary clos.
ct fixtures, cost OF
fixtures, cost Of con-
Meeting in the city
water, and connect
ing with sewerage
system, average. 800. 90
Property Cost. .... $500 90
As matter of fact will the III.
stalatlon OF sewerage system
make 1t any easier for the renter
OF such a property to get ste ady
employment VIII it make more
jobs' VIII 1t bring a payroll! II
1t did these things it would pay
It's way-and yet, if it did these
things without producing a CON-
mercial out put of greater value
than its cost of operation and
maintenance, IL would be undesir
able. TIE consulting engineer
said the total cost of operating
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-04
CLAY STREET

Eight room frame, slate
roof house, finished in
oak, with bath, trunk
room, laundry, SER
wants room, basement,
cellar, large front and
rear porches, electric
lights, hot and cold
water, fruit trees, chick
en- house, ON lot 35x210
feet. Al neighborhood
will sell to the right
party for