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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-26
FOR .SALE-LOTS.
RICHMoNn PARK

RICHMOND PARk.
The most exclusive residential section q
Washington ~ miles nearer city than Chevy
Chase Between Conn. srd Wis. ave. "a.
lines. adjoining Cleyelsnd Park. Surrounded
by such improvements az the Holy Cross Acad
envy. bureau Of sta pdards. geophysicsl lseofs
tory. Cathedral Of. KS. Peter and Paul. Amefi
can University. National Cathedral SchlolS for
GIRLS and Boys aud a $4,000 public school
Every Involvement made 10 home builders. Call.
phone or write for appointment to see prop
MABELLE B. REMoRE, Exclusive Agent.
o12 Evans bldg. Phone u. 1o40
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TUTe nENI-$Z-UO-A OOL1 bHICh DIV ELL
ing. semi-detached, on Columbia Heights: be-
tween two lines Six large rooms, a large
bathroom, cellar, covered porches front and
rear. Entire house inside and out has been
newly painted and all Of the rooms papered 1t
is seldom one has opportunity to rent such
attractive house.
The number is 756 Gresham ST. NV. South OF
Harvard st. Open for inspection. See it soon,
as there will no doubt be many persons after IT.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOE SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTIES 81
NV. just below r ST.; . story. and cellar
brick: deep store, lot 19.7xe5 10 alley; very
cheap at So. 900.
Two q, adjoining 3-story brick buildings:
IS IT. 'front.' has yard and brick building on
alley in rear; Nos 4o9 and 46l north side
Penna. ave. NV; only sl7.5o0 each; easy
terms
DrvAIL 4 CO TO I'm nv
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


PRICE. So T5a
II you contemplate buying a home or an in
vestment do not let anything interfere wit
your investigating this one. II is undoubtedly
one OF the best propositions ever offered II
the city.
situated in one OF the very choicest sections
OF the Heights. convenient e. and schools
In section built up with the most cxpcnsi,r
residences. North OF Florida ave.
The present owner having taken THIS fouS
for a debt offers IL for sale at price s.
less than that originally asked by the builder
II is one OF the best constructed houses on the
Heights. not one OF those boxy houses, but
house with a back building.
First floor Parlor. reception hall, din ~
room, pantry and kitchen.
Six sleeping rooms. two magnificent BATH
rooms
REAR OR SERVANTS STAIRWAY.
WHICH is WORTH MANY HUNDRED DOL
LARS TO ANY HOUSE. The house t. finished
II H. heated with economical hot-vstcr
beating plant.
Lighted with gas and electricity.
Room on the lot for n garage.
This house il worth 81 900 more than similar
houses in this section offered for sale VI s. 900
and all ask OF you Is 10 inspect IL. and W
feel sure you will he Of the same opinion.
81. 10 is price at all for n house - tho
ough.y we'll constructed and with 80 many mod
ern conveniences. 80 beautifully situated
DO not think OF buying without FIRST inspect
ing this one.
STONE a FAIRFAx 1892 New York ave.
FOR SALE-WE ARE PRACTICAL ENGINEERS
TO your ideas same we have done for others
at q saving OF at least II over ready built
house. See today and our stock OF free
plans. Open till g. TEPPFR & DIAMOND.
.s04 st. NV: phones, VI. 323S. after 6. Co.
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FREE TREATMENT. DISEASES OF MEN. %:
Bond bldg. Mon. Wed. Fri. pm. TO
pm Dr. u. L. KING in charge.
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COLORED TENANTS.
1919 @ NV. 12r. b.35.@
1923 Hst. Or $3.50
7S5 4th NV. 7r. w.@.5O
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2626 X nv. Or. b.1S.50
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OUR SAMPLE HOMES ARE
OPEN THRDIfGHOIfT THE YEAR


436 18th 81. me. Price. x2.a15. Terms.
SD 80 per month. Take III St cars To 18th
st. sold.
1923 New Hampshire ave. Prices. s4.i50
81. ESQ to $3.50. Terms. S2a.es $50 Pc
month. Take 9th st. cars TO Taylor st. >
sold.
2057 Park road. Price. $3.50. Terms.
$3.50 per month: Take Conn. ave. cars TO
2o67 Park road. Price, $3.50. Terms. SO
per month. Eft. 4-nch front. Take Conn.
ave. cars TO Park road. sold.
2o71 Park road. Price, $4,000. Corner.
bedrooms.
Terms: 10 to 90 per cent cash: monthly
semi annual payments include all interest
Mt So per cent.
NINE HUNDRED OF our home owners have
found II more profitable to buy than 60 rent,
our homes INTELLECTUALLY correct, and
contain large bright rooms. with high ceilins>,
SLEEPING PORCfIES. hot-water heat. open
freplaces, detached tUick kitchens and old
fashioned metal roofs. They have ALI. home
comforts, and are located in attractive and
SELECT neighborhoods.
Irrespective of price the workmanship and
materials are OF the best.
Licensed brokers authorized TO sell.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INCORPORATED,
Owner Colorado bldg, 14th and G.. NJ. $3.50
No place like home: home like ours.
Evening star., 1913-11-23

longer in one place. But fail to see any encouraging
signs.
am I've tried to do my part too, says Veron-
lea, srnilin' gay. Il really shouldn't mind being
red. My tastes wholly domestic. But, dear me,
must find somewhere the right sort of man,
you know! And far" She ends with shrug of her
white shoulders and puckern of her rosy lips
"Poor Baron' sighs Sadie, teasin
"I know, says Veronica. "And what big handsome
creature he is tool But fear I'm not equal to carrying
on a lifelong monologue."
"Surely that wouldn't be the case with Beverley
Duer,' suggests Sadie.
isn't he entertaining! says Veronica enthusiastic.
"But wouldn't it be bit selfish approprating all that
brliance just for oneself And could it be done? I'm
afraid not. About a month, imagine, Beverley
would need a new audience. Besdes-well I'm sure
don't know only don't thrilled in the way
ought to be-
X/ITH chat like that ben batted back and FORTH
expect | want takn' much notice of Dudley
Byron, who's sittn quiet between and Aunty; but
all of sudden he leans and whispers eager:
isn't she perfectly splendid, thought"
"Eh?' says |, tearin myself away from what's still
gon' at the other end of the table. "Oh! Miss
Adams? Sure, she's star
"I-I would like to know her better" says Dudley,
sort of plaintive.
"Crash in, then," says |. 3No opposition here"
much of lady's he is heavy shot putter. l
knew of his lookn twice at girl before; but to-
night he to be maxim UP for lost time All durn
Evening star., 1913-11-23

the rest of the meal he does the steady admn gaze
Veronica He don't try hide it, either but fixes them
gray eyes of his her way and negecs to eat five per-
fectly good courses. When adjourns to the lvin'
for coffee he keeps up too. Couldn't have been
much suddener if he'd been struck by ightnin.
don't know how many others noticed it, but it
plain day me that Dudley Byron the point
of maxim chump of himself. l begun to feel kind of
sorry for him too; for he's decent, well meanin young
chap. So l edges around where can get word with
him the side.
"Come out of the trance, Dudley" says l.
"I-I beg pardon?' says he, startin' guilty.
you'll only get your wings singed,' says |. @For-
get Veronica while there's chance
@But | don't wish to forget her. says he. "She-
she's beautiful
Evening star., 1913-11-23

to be pulled OF soon and how the bride to be the
last of five daughters.
Fortunate parent says Pa Adams. @Five! And
here I've been unable to get nd of one."
"You didn't begin early enough, comes back Veron-
lea "Do you know Mrs. McCabe when was nine
teen Daddy used to be SO afraid | would be stolen
away from him that he would almost lie in wait for
young men with shotgun After l passed twenty
four he began meeting them at the gate with box of
other
Pa Adams joins in the laugh. "Its quite true" says
he For the last two three years Mother and have
been doing best to marry her off, We gave up the
United States hopeless. and carted her all E
rope. No use. Even younger sons wouldn't have her.
Now we're back again, trying the dodge of staying
Evening star., 1913-11-23

"No, nor says he. 4I-I can't tell you
"Eho. says l, starin' puzzled @Well, you'd better"
"True, I'm your guest, says he. @But-but forgot
myself
aAh, cheer up says I. @Veronica's good sport.
She wouldn't mind if you let slip cussword.
1Oh, you don't understand says Dudley, wringin'
his hands. Really, have done something awful
"Come, GOMEZ says l. "Let's have it, then
Believe me- says he, Il carried away, quite in
toxicated."
"Gwan!7 says I. @Where'd you get the stuff"
Il mean" says he, @by her wonderful beauty. And
then McCabe in one moment II kissed her!'
"Great guns' says l. "Didn't plant glar smack,
did you'"
He bows his head solemn. Fright the lips," says
Continued page I9
Evening star., 1913-11-23

"Ah, what's the use?- says |. 4Shes mighty par
ticuar too.
@She has every right to be, says Dudley. "What de
cious colorng! What carriage. She has the bearing
of Queen
Maybe, says l. @But wouldn't you rattle around
throneo Keep that in mind, Dudley"
"4es, yes, says he. Il suppose must remember how
unimpressive am
He's an easy forgetter that evenin', though. When
Sadie suggests that Miss Adams favor US, blessed if it
amt Dudley who's right there doin the music turnin'
act. wonder how many others has struck that same
pose, and lost good sleep thinkn it afterwards
But one, II bet that looked like such hope
less starter.
He seemed to be enjoyin' it much any, though.
And afterwards when the other four settles themselves
around the card table for the usual three rubbers,
blamed if Dudley don't have the tow Veronica
into the next room stretchn tptoe talk
in her ear.
| could guess what it all about. Veronica had
nice way of soundn people for their pet hobbies and
she must have got Dudley started his for it's the
only subject knew him to get real gabby over.
And you'd never guess from his looks what it was.
Farmin
Course he amt dom the reg lar Rube kind, hay and
hogs hogs and hay. He goes at it scentifc,-one Of
these book farmers, you understand. Estabshin'
model farms is his fad. Dudley told all about it
once entensive cultivation, soil doctorin harvestin'
efficiency, all such DOPE with cost-bearin side line
fall back on in the winter.
Not that he needs the money! but he says he
keep busy and make himself useful So his scheme is
Evening star., 1913-11-23

I'D just strolled around into the front hall kind
of scoutin' to see if he'd talked her to sleep,
or whether she'd come back at him with some
brainy fad of her own and was givin' him the
chilly spine when out through the door dashes
Dudley Byron runnin' his fingers through his
hair desperate and glarin' around wild
3Aha!7 says |. $50 you got it too, did you?"
@McCabe," says he, hoarse and husky, q
I've done dreadful thing!"
4Why, Dudley!' says |. Il can't believe it,
3But l have says he, clawin' me on the
shoulder. 3Oh, 1--we disgraced myself
@How?" says l. Called some German COM
poser out of his right name, or what?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
EN- MIS-. JONES CAVE UP
ne Knows New, Though She Didn't
Eefr-e, That Real Antique Lover
Can Never &c Cured.

overly tones had a passion for an
res aud having money enough to in
ige It, he spent his time haunting
cond hand furniture ships. where
4 managed to pick ur wonderful bar
aims. THAT ii. lie thought they were
wonderful, but his wife did not al
ways agree with him.
Mrs. Beverly Jones did not share
her husbands craze, She had 1t In
4 modified form when she first mar
RED but as the house began to fill
with ali kinds OF old furniture, Mrs
Jones love for old pieces began to
cool, and she set her wits to work
to solve the problem Of how to cure
him of his. fad. She stored the fur.
niture In the attic, but still it ac.
cumulated
Once, without consulting Mr.. Jones,
she called in dealer, and sold a lot
of what she considered the least valu.
able stuff. She calculated that her
husband would not remember that he
had them, much less miss them. And
the event proved that she was right.
The next night he came home in
high spirits.
Hurrah. Mary he cried, Il struck
q wonderful piece of luck today. /
found such charming old aideboard.
the exact duplicate of one | bought
years ago. They win make grand
pair"
His wife's smile grew faint,
"Yes?"
eyes. and some beautiful chairs. al.
most the same pattern. l always
wanted some OF the sort. They win
Just match. 1t was fine piece Of
good luck"
"Yes?"
Yes. And the dearest little work
table. I'm sure you'll be delighted
with 1t. I've always meant to get
something OF the kind for you, but,
somehow, never could find anything
I specially liked. I've bought work
tables before. but nothing as well
built as this piece"
Beverly Jones'" asked his wife
solemnly. Where did you buy those
pieces Of fufnitufe?"
Mr.. Jones looked alarmed at his
wife's tone. why he hesitated. 1T
was at Walker q Hoyt's--I think"
he knew his wife disliked the place.
from her expression-"ye it was at
Walker & Hoyts. What's the matter.
Mary?v
do you know what you have been
buying. at some outrageous price. Bev-
erIy Jones?" demanded his wife.
But what's the use? The real an.
tique lover is never cured, and Of
eos-ee Beverly Jones wasn't
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
Prominent Business and Professional
lien Gene to Rescue and VIII
Form Stock Company.
In IS a SUCCESSFUL ONE
as Eean Operated to Advantage i
Other Cities ana is Expected to
Prove Popular.

Padueah, KY Feb s.--Piaas
whereby several prominent business
and professional men win take cver
The franchise which the Phoenix
Atehietie association no ds in the
tfy league. were formulated FRI
day afternoon, Though the definite
transfer viii not be made before
lIoaday when President Adolph
We'll, of the Association returns
from Chicago. practically all other
matters have been arranged. Padu-
eah will be represented at the meet
ina OF the Kitty league officials in
cairo. Sunday, February 16, and
Aes Icrleit OF $3.50 posted, according
III 1 dccis on reached at confer
&c cf those who are to raise funds
aa-atine the team. An effort
aus to secure the services
i Breuthers. who played the
ystoae sack for the Indians asst
asoa. Brouthers has had much
cree in the big leagues and
o d make a competent manager.
Is believed.
Since business men had seen fit
take over the franchise. which for
fssu lime seemed lost to Paducah,
tie fans are expected TO raj y to the
upport OF the organization which
ouid furnish Kitty league baseball
for the city. 1t has been proposed.
and probably wi be put into effect,
that the club be financed and main
famed by corporation, in which
every fan is expected to hold one or
more shares. Next Monday or early
ext week when a ! arrangements to
take over the franchise have been
completed, headquarters will be
opened and fans invited to purchase
stock in the club. 1t is proposed
that there be $500 shares of stock
Isold at $sl each. When this amount
has been subscribed, o. when $4,000
mas been sold among the fans, the
stockholders will meet and elect di-
rectors, who in turn will EJECT Off
GERS for the year.
! At the end OF the season If the
club is not compelled to draw upon
\ aHI
its capital stock in maintaining the
team. (and there are those who say
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09

IN the wakeful dreams Of malarla's
victims. ten thousand demons are
stalking with stone hammers. blud-
geons, pitchforiSs. and other weapons,
and 1t is high time to ward Oft any
possible attack. Your only safeguard
is that matchless. marvellous remedy
Swifts Sure Specific This Is tbs rem.
edy that drives malaria back to the
realm Of darkness Thousands say ii
IL the worlds greatest medicine.
Throughout. the country wherever ma
1afia abounds are happy. joyful people
10 whom s. s. S. has brought the tnoss
wonderful recovery after the most
siekening torture imaginable.
That tell-taie cotton face" the pale
gaunt complexion Of malarla's vic-
Tins. the scrofuious skin eruptions,
The chilis and fever. enlarged spleen
the malarial dysentery that seems 70
defy nil other treatment: those chronic
malariai sores and ulcers that resist
All medical skill until s. s. s drives
oot the malaria: the malariai leg in
Hhlch ths legs swell Is II elaphanti-
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09

asls; the enlarged liver; and the per-
nicious. persistent anemia where the
blood turns to water and the system
wastes away to a skeleton; these arc the
conditions that S. S. S. so wonderfully
and so completely overcome and re-
store the blood TO strong, yirilr health.
You will find S. S. S. on sale at all
drug stores at sl.0e bottle, Talks
nothing else. Do not make the great
mistake OF your life by trifllng with
malaria. There Is no other remedy
like swifts sure Specific, for It Is
fnadessof those things which nature.
In her ali-w.se creation. has caused
to grow and thrive as heaithful anti
dote in the highland region of the
lowlands where is developed The death
dealing malaria germs. For special
advice on how to overcome chronic
malaria. quickly heal those terrible
eruptions, get red blood into your cir
cu1ation, energy into your muscle
vigef from head TO foot. wr'
medical department OF the sw'f
eifie Co., i2s Swift Bldg, Atlanta, G..
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
PAGE TWO
ar so- principle and not for
men in tAis cause, but make the

ar so- principle and not FOL
men in tAis cause, but ! make the
above sng stlon. Eel.es!ag that
win Mayor Parsons at tie head OF
the government and these two fear
less. conscientious aldermen, adding
to sha three, good strong business
man and capable lawyer 70 main
tain perfect balance, Cairo would
have a mayor and four commission
ers, who acting in conjunction with
our three commercial bodies, the
Board Of Trade, the Commercial Cub
and the Cairo Retail Merchants as
ISOLATION, would give Cairo such
an upward and onward inpetns an
the world that prosperity would be
deeply and permanently retiectsd On
all sides.
But. aside from The snen whom ]
have suggested for mayor and COM
missioners, which IS matter the
voters wiz carefully consider and
decide according =, / ask that we all
get togetkes. bury ail uafsoaa aif-
ferenccs since the real issue, eaira'a
future, Is the great stake put cllr
shoulders to the wheel, vote the
bond issue February rs unaniE1ous-
", and then push on March to the.
fore with Cairo, the Queen City or
two Great Valleys under the Com
mission Form of Municipal Govern
ment.
WV"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
MAYOR GAYNoR MUST
Ea1 PHYSICIAN $500

Trenton N
Ham 7. Arlitz, of Hoboken, N. D.,
who brought suit against Mayor
William j. Gaynor OF New York for
$1,000 for professional services ren-
dered while the Mayor was in a
hospital at Hoboken after he had
been shot on an ocean steamer, was
awarded $500 today by jury in
the United States court here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
WILSON STARTS
n PRFDApF us
lInNphi TAXI
Be- is Work On March 4th snse.h
rs oun 81 rlrher
81 r~re--r;ter

'act wilson today completed
the 6rst hateh Of his an
Mi h he intends delivering
Marel, At WASHINGTON when he as
srnles the presidential chair OF the
nation.
Re aStsd rs his own stanograhes
and began the work Thursday. He
resumed the task today copying hts
notes on the typewriter. He said
the manuscript so far was 1000
words long, but he may add to 1t o.
condense some of the lines he said
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
Is will be unnecessary il Paducah

this will be unnecessary IL rauucau
lIhas winning aggresationa the
stock win revert TO the stockh olGefs
who may either cash their stock or
| leave it in the treasury for the 1914
season. In this manner il is be-
llieyed Paducah would he assured a
permanent berth in the Kitty and
/ eliminate the usual uncertainty
which exists mere each spFin9 waep
talk of baseball, for the summer
arises.
Business Manager Alfred Levy, of
the Phoenix Athletic association,
said Friday afternoon that he and
other directors OF the sssooiat on
| were in favor OF turning over the
franchise and players to the associa-
lion which is TO be organized. Tails
they would be compelled to do
should they refuse to maintain a
club here on the market. The list
of players which have been retained
and to whom contracts have been
mailed are: Pitchers kuykendall,
Nichols and Mullin, Shortstop Ke ly.
Outfielders Hurst and Johnson, Sec
ond Baseman Burgess and Catcher
Derose. OF this number several
have mailed in their contracts for
the year.
B. B. Hook, druggist, who has
been financing an independent club
here for several years, is one of the
more enthusiastic of the several In
| terested in the proposed new organi-
zation. Several others are acting
with Or. Hook, VINO devised the plan
for raising the funds.
| Evas Go Out,
| The Kitty league VIII be without
Evansville, Ind. this season, as the
Indiana city has been granted a
| franchise in the Genital league, ac-
eording to a telegraph story from
Terre Haute President Heilbroner
OF the Central league announces
that Evansville has been awarded
he sixth franchise in the Central
league, as a company win paid
up capital OF $500 aas been
formed. Harry Stahlhoefer IS pres.
ident OF the Evansville club.
Evansville was oustei from the
antral eague in 1911, when the at
tendance was low. Last season the
city was represented in the Kitty
league, but the Evansville fans did
not take to class D Baseball.
With Evansville ont Of tile Kitty
eague it looks as II Greensboro will
be IN. This will be determined at
a meeting of the league directors in
Cairo, H., February l6.
FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN
- nv Uu4 uN STRIKE
| New York, Feb. S.--Offieial an
nouncement that 10000 firemel and
enginemen on 54 eastern railroads
would be ready to strike in As hours
was made pubic here tonight The
committee of managers OF the rail-
roads will be informed Tuesday by
W. s. Carter, president o.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen. as the result OF the
count that has been going on for
more than a week.
IN M5s homes CAVE iIp
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
1900

This splendid piece of house furnish.
ing answers the double purpose Of
a Wardrobe and Gentleman's Chit
fonier. The drawers providx ample
room for storing shirts, undergar.
ments, gloves. handkerchiefs, in fact
everything that is worn by men.
The Wardrobe section is fitted with
a silver nickled draw out rod 70 that
clothing may be taken from the
hooks without the least inconven-
fence.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE-i.ot l..
block .. Home Place: also ~ lots
Ia Las Anirnas: great bargain In
auire OF Mrs S. fol~.ll. 5i5 Smith
land avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-15
o.- va. es~ssps"s.".

=. A. Mckinney. the directory nan.
IL nov located st DouGias. Arii. and
expects to b. there for several
months engaged In the work Of GET
ting out = city directory Of that
lively burg. While ther. Mr.. Mckin-
neg gill officisu as var correspond
ent of the great family Journal. and
n brief note from him las, Sunday.
dated Axna Pricia. Sonora. xayns''Im
taking a few pictures on the south
side OF the boundary line. II you
don't hear anything from me for 4
week you will know ! am being held
by the enemy" Concerning Douxias
Mr.. Mckinney sAys: The town 10
full OF people from over the line
who had to leave there ON account of
tn. trouble. This and Btsbee are
the two liyeliest burgx I have been
In for a long while