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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-20
AUCTION SALES.
lTURE DAYS
ADAM A. wEScHLER, AUC1ToNEE.R
TRUSTEES SALE OF rwo-sr0RY BRIcl
DWELLING NO. 2222 FT.AGLER PLAC

DWELLING NO. 2222 FLAGLER PLACE
By virtue Of . certain deed OF trust, duly re-
corded In Lber No. 3iIo, folio c02 ct seq., Of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia and ut
the reques. Of the party secured thereby, We the
Undersigned trustees. will sell at public auction
TWENTY Second DAY OF SEprEMBER. AID.
1914. At FoUR-FORTY-FIyE O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and premises. sit
uate In the county Of Washington. In the District
or Columbia. and designated as and being lot
numbered forfy-seven an In Joseph raul's SUBJ
DIVISION 10 block numbered thirty-fsar CsD. Add
non to Le Droit Park" as per plst recorded in
county Rock % page &c. in the office OF TIE
vesor for the District OF Columbia. together with
the improvem euts thereon
Terms OF sale: one-third Of the purchas" N ney
% De IA d in cash and the balance in two eaual
Instruments. payable In aud two years. with
interest At six per centum per annun. PAYABLE
seni-annually from hy N sale. secured ny deed
o. trust upon the property sold. or all ras,. at
tne option OF the purchaser. deposit OF 500
VIII ne required OF the purchaser ct the time of
SAFE. All conveyanc'ny. recording and notarial
iees nj the cost OF the purchaser. Terms of sale
10 De complied with within fifteen days from day
or sale. otherwise the trustees OBSERVE the right
To resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
oefauittng purchaser. after Ave days advertise
ment OF such resale In some newspaper published
In the city Of Washington. d. c.
n. NJ PACKARD,
fifAS. SCHAFER,
ee11-d&da eSAI5 Trlistees
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Auction Sac of
un~edeemed PIE d~es

On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
TwENTy-THIRD, 1914. AT TEN O'CLOCK. I
will commence to sell At the establishment OF
r. Heldenheimer. sos King street, Alexandria
Va, all pledges upon which the interest is over
due up to this date.
Ticket holders kindly take notice.
sei6-7t E. HEIDENHEIMER. Broker.
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FOR SALE

perfenced In selling Florida land to represent
us in your community; our land is splendidly
able; many inquiries are being received and
we must have live agents to give them proper
attention: liberal commission: write at once.
for further particulars. giving experience and
reference. volusia Development Co, volusia,
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FOR sALE-HousE LOCATED ON st; NE.
In beautiful .High View" containing rooms
and bath and large cellar pantry and reception
hall spacious back yard; double rear porsh tss:
home in a splendid neighborhood made up ex-
einsvely of white people Sad nearly all ., home
to some one viii rent for $3.50 per month;
investigate. then make reasonable offer and
own a home; good investment. For particulars
address Box 299, Star office.
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FOR RENT-CAYWoOD
1881 N. Y.
81 18th NV. Tor. bS55. 90
1918 X nv, Or, bias. Is
2009 Flagler, Or. b. 25. so
1851 Potomac, 6r. b25. 90
100 F NV. sr. .2.m
ST. Fl ne, Or, B.. .22.0
31S 10th Sc. Or. BIZ. so
032 Ingraham. 7r. b. so
2254 C1ev av NV. 6r17.0|
T35 18th ne, 5r, b.14.@l
FL
rs 18th nw.2r.2 "a. IS. 00|
The Newport. 3r. b25. 50
2OO9 18th NV. Sr. b. 26. 30
1909 Kal I'd. Or. b. 23.@
2512 18th nw.5r, b20.m
SOL L NV, Or. b..15.9|
Tive Newport. Ar. BIO. 30
1105 LIST NV, or, b.1s.@
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& GARRETT,
ave. NV.
1411 10th NV, Tor. b45. 80
817 N J av, Or. b.27.50
1913 Me av, Or, b.25. 90
631 Faifmont, Or, b. 25.O 90
747 Girard, Or. b.21.50
1881 10th NV. 5r.1s.D
2145 F NV, Tr.....16.oO
S0T r NV, sr. ..1s.@
1895 VT av nw.6r. Is. 90
fS4 l. Sc. er.......12.0
rs.
1909 Kalorama I'd NV.
Or. b. .2S. so
2117 G NV, 3r. .25.W
6O1 n ] av NV. Or, b. 20. so
738 18th nw,3f. 3r. 20. 90
611h PIX I'd. Or, b. 90
4R Neal pl, 3r, .12.5e
PIT G NV. 2r. 1000
II"
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FOR SALE
New, modern and 8 room houses,
on exceptionally easy terms. Prices,
$1.95O and 81 $50
Monthly payments of 1880 and
S21 80 Include all interest and pay
nlents on principal.
Your rent money will buy one.
Finished throughout with hest ma
terial and Workmanship: tiled hath:
dome In dining room: handsome paper.
ing and fixtures; located 10th and
SITS. Sc. Open and lighted until
Pm. every day.
Representative on premises.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1874 Lanier. 10- $50. 90
1908 Fairmont, 19r. %.
5000
1904 Wyo NV, Or. b45.@
PHO 18th. Or. b. ALSO
1900 s NV. Or. b. IS. 50
2l2 Ind av. Orb. IS. 10
Is r mes lrg RIB. 80. 80
Groom apt. In the Garlar
JAS. NJ. YORK L SOc
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RIVERS

Will SACRIFICE EQUITY q MODERN 9
room house, high View, ne; no reasonaoie or
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED 6Continue11.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-RENT FREE TO OCrO-
Der l. 1882 18th st. NV; o rooms and bat
$30.5O.
1888 17tr ct. NV; Tor. q b. fcorner1; $3.50:
convenient Conn. ave. cars and 18th ct. cleo
tric herdic: will make necessary repairs: big
gest bargain ever offered in this section. Fl. Il.
H0WENSTEIN CO., 1914 or 7th and Fl ne.
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235 Mass. CRIB. col22. 90
43 P ne, Orb. col. 20. 20
315 18th sw. Tor. 20. 90
1914 A ne.6r.b. 1900
40 9th sw. Or. col.15.0
Nice Or house. col $50
Or cottage, 4acres. 1880
4. 131 A st. me-. $500
!, 904 G ct. NV. 2d d.
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SAMUEL H. LUNT. AUCTIoNEER.
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$50 Sd ne. Or. b. $3.50.
ITO 18TH NV. Tor b40.0
30 Q ne ,6r, d. 7.b1
a15 14is ne, 6r. b.. .li.50
tES.
l14}s You nw.....l2.O
TENANTS.
500 T uw.7r.b.....a0.50
211I II nw,7r,w...19.
WILEY CO., nc,
phone y. 449l.
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rooms snd hath; newly papered: rear Conn.
ave- and 14th st. cars; $50. Apply 1882 Ceuter
st. Phone Col. 80 2Ss
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WANT FARM NEAR CITY-WILL GIVE
apartment house worth $500. Rent. $50
year. New; never idle; % IT, wide; white
tenants: go as high 10000 Like to have river
place. Box 323. Star office.
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NORTHEAST SECTION.

The Onondaga- sA R8oM NrM ANP
decorated: large rooms and cosets;
rear porch and entrance; convenient to
both car lines and within walking dis
lance to new city post office and gov
eminent printing ONCE $34. GEORGE
TRUESDELL. 1927 Lincoln road. Phone
n. 6419.
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MODERN HOUSE. FACING MD. AVE. 8 RMS,
2 baths open fireplace hot-water heat: fnstan-
taneous water heater. gas & elc. lights: Eo0d
cellar, front & rear porches Call after nm.
any time Sunday $40 st. 20'
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-15
FINE OUTLOOK
FOR THE FAIR
Board of Directors Net Wednesday
Night and Reported a Bright
Outlook

The board of directors of the Mar
ion and Sumter Fair held a meeting
in the secretary's Office Wednesday
evening. Present were William
Gist, president; G. j, Bitch. treas
urer; ID. S. Williams, secretary; d.
H. Baker. chairman, and Jake
Brown, ID. E. McIver, III. N. Hamp-
ton. y. VI. Meffert and E. G. Beuch-
ler Messrs. J.. w Davis and Wal
ter Ray could not attend.
All the directors brought good re-
ports from their respective section
and were confident that the fair
would be very successful.
The secretary keeps affairs in such
good shape that there was little but
routine business TO attend to, and
discuss the outlook.
1T was decided to grant the petit
tion of the w. G. T. U. for a rest
room.
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SOME FACTS FOR
GROWERS TO CONSIDER

Vegetable growers, here are some
facts for you to look at. Study them
and if they appeal to your good
Judgment, join the Florida Vegetab-
lie Marketing Burea.
/ have been shipping vegetables
since 1878, Am of average intelli-
gence, attend strictly to my own bus
mess, am my own boss, ship as.
please and am disappointed with re-
suits and want changel
The following comparisons will
tell you why I want to change my
way of shipping vegetables.
Ten years ago the Kansas wheat
grower had a Broker to sell his
wheat at an expense of from cents
to 10 cents per bushel. Now his sell
ing organization is selling his wheat
at cents a busheI, saving thereby
from cents to 10 cents on each
bushel. He has cut out the expense
Of the middleman. 1 want to cut
him out, too. Don't you?
Last year the California Citrus
Exchange sold their goods at a cost
to the grower of Il cents a crate,
plus Il cents for crate advertising,
totaling 81 cents a crate. The ay-
erage gross sales was s2.61 thereby
saving to the grower about 20 cents
crate were the usual commission
charges charged.
The California exchange in over
charges and 1breakage handed back
to the grower nearly 5000. In
some shipments | made there were
oyercharges, etc. I have been trying
for about ninety days to collect the
same. 1t is almost impossible for
the individual to collect their over
charges. 1t is not for an organized
claim agency TO collect these. Very
few individuals ever try TO collect
oyercharges.
Now compare shipping results:
1 shipped the last season 900
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JOLT FOR JACK JOHNSON

London. Oct 15.-tYou and your
motorcars take altogether too much
room; there are others in London
besides YOU police magistrate
told Jack johnson yesterday in i'm
posing another fine on the negro for
obstructing the street. johnson pro-
tested he could not prevent people
looking at him. but the magistrate
fined him SO and significantly sug-
gested that he had better not repeat
the offense.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-15

(sales) of vegetables. The freight
charges. the commission, the cost of
picking and getting to the depot con-
sumed all of the So 500 but '$170--
$40 for interest on. my investments.
taxes, and my individal labor for
eight months means that must do
better, or bankrupt, or quit. This
is the story of hundreds.
With me there must be change
or I quit the business
Look at this:
shipped with my nefghbors 10
crates of beans received in return
one half of a cent crate, 60 cents
for 30 crates; at the same time,
same picking / had beans bring me
ST per crate | had cantaIoupes to
sell in full market bring me %
cents crate, in bad market same
class of goods at same time brought
in full market bring me Z cents a
crate, in a bad market 81 per crate.
There is a demand for a crop
double the size of last years crop
rightly distributed Individually it
is impossible to ship rightly, because
of the Inability of the shipper to
know the market and amount in
transit. Organized shipments can
get this information
| The remedy?
Do as the Kansas wheat grower.
the California Citrus Exchange, the
Florida Citrus Exchange organize
and sell collectively
The Florida Citrus Exchange has
over 100 statesmen, bonded, EN-
p1oyed by the year to sell it's goods.
Arrangements can be made with the
exchange to have these men sell our
goods, thereby giving them longer
service, and lessening the cost for
ourselves.
A uniform package, uniform pack,
Iunexcelled good goods, undesirable
marketing bureau, bonded statesmen
at less cost than commission sales,
goods properly distributed, will
mean bigger profits to the individual
grower, prosperity to the transports
ers. less bad sales to the fertilizer
| people, more goods sold by the mer-
chants good times for all of u.s.
Let US get busy! u. S. Light.
Member lex. Com. Florida Vegetable
Marketing Bureau.
Ocala, Oct IA, 1914.
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OF
FUTURE PROSPERITY
In the Florida Vegetable Marketing
Bureau Lies the Hope of the
Agriculturist

The time is now ripe for a change
in the system of marketing our
fruits and vegetables.
| The present system is too waste
full. There is too big difference be-
tween the amounts the growers re-
ceives and the amount the consumer
pays.
The great question that confronts
our. people when a large crop is
made, is the proper marketing of it
SO that the best results may be OBJ
tanned.
The best service that could be
rendered our people is the adoption
of such system that would permit
our state to produce double the
crops that we now are-making and
marketing them at a fair value, both
to grower and consumer.
"A big crop at fair sales means
prosperity to all; big crop badly
sold means loss to the whole state.
To enable all the state to be more
prosperous the Marion County Board
of Trade decided to start a move
ment for the betterment of our
fruit and vegetable growers by call
ing together the railroad officials,
the express people. the board OF
trade, the growers, ETC., and together
solve, if possible, the problem.
The outcome is the Florida iVege-
table Marketing Bureau
The object of this bureau is to or
ganize the truckers, to prepare and
pack their goods in a standard, uni
form pack, and with proper bonded
statesmen sell our own produce.
The railroad companies are inter
ested, the express companies are in
terested the trucker is interested
the president is interested, the U. s.
commissioners of agriculture are in
terested, Congress is interested, now
are you interested?
Why are the above mentioned peo-
| pie interested?
/ Because they know that a large
crop of vegetables mishandled, like
the past one has been, is a dead loss.
They do know that crop double tine
size of the last crop, rightly handled
rightly distri buted, means prosperity
| to the whole state.
With the president, the United
States secretary of agriculture, the
| Z. S. Congress, the Florida rail
roads, the Southern Express Com
pany, the fertilizer companies, the
various boards of trade and the
truckers associations all wishing to
improve the condition of our Flori-
da trades, truckers won't YOU help
US to help ourselves?
In another letter | will give some
/ facts and figures to show how this
move can save the farmer cold, hard
cash, how it will get some more
money for his goods, how it will help
the transportation people, the ferti-
lizer factories, the crate makers and
the whole state. T.. S. Light,
Member Eek. Com. Florida Vegetable
Marketing Bureau
Ocala Oct. IA, 1914.
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WANT TO CRUSH
SERVIA AT ONCE
ocala. Oct. IA. 1914

London, Oct. ia dispatch from
Nish says that acting on instruc-
lions from the German general staff,
Austria has concentrated on the
banks of the Drina the greatest army
yet sent against Servia in a final and
supreme effort to crush that coun-
try. Fierce outpost skirmishes al
ready have been reported and big
battle is said TO be imminent.
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Fifteen pounds of sugar for 81,
with cash purchases of other grocer
les to the amount of 81. Saturday
and Monday only. Smith Grocery
Company. adv. Sc
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AUTOMOBILES

Light your automobile with cleo
trio lights. For particulars write
Box 1O75, Tampa. Fla. 10-7-30td
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South Carolina Rust-Proof, and
Burt Oats. Ocala Seed Store. 10-1-tf
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: perionalsN Nuti3en.

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8abri9ten aus Merifn.
Ctr WtiHiiter 9tobenu mill 100000.
600 Eeios pOu ben Gel. Sntereiien
erbeben.
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Mar aeiitesumnadltct.

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bon ibrer 8rantbsit nidt gsneien pers
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Mms!dno;id,e Sea1rid)ten,

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