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GUILTY OF SPEEDING,
WANTS NEW TRIAL
Charles KIoppmeyer Says PO-
Iiceman Has Been "Trying
to Get Him" For Violation.

A new trial will be sought by Charles
l[ioppmeyer, automobile dealer, who
was convicted yesterday of the third
ohense of speeding. The basis Of the
claim for new hearing is that there
was insufficient legal evidence to con-
vict and the court erred in admitting
certain evidence
Hloppmeyer was arrested by Bicycle
Oliceman b. Castle. December 2S. The
Information against him D,cited that
April 3. and June Il, last. klopp-
eyer pleaded guilty to Speeding. On
Gnuary D, kloppmeyer pleaded guilty
.a the last charge and Judge MullOWny
ssessed a fine of $50 and eight months
jail This sentence was set aside
anuary 10. and upon changing the plea
not guilty, Il jury trial was grant
O Il. The case opened yesterday morn
before Judge IullOwny. and after
Wenty minutes elaboration, the jury
turned 4 verdict OF guilty.
Policeman castle told the Jury he
aileC kloppmeyer down Fourteenth
rect and into Vermont avenue on the
corning OF December q, and that
,lopPmeyer's automobile was travd ing
at 1 little. better than twenty miles
! er hour" Assistant Corporation
d .odnsel r. L. Williams introduced
cords showing prvvious admissions
klOppmeyer and TeCited warning
wen Klopprleyer TO send him 20 Jail
ne appeared as a sDeedeT again"
lElOppmeyer declIred that he knew
asue was behind him and that ne
"ver exceeded twelve miles an hour
Il declared that the officdr was try
3 10 get him. and that Sunday morn
~, December -, with Fourteenth
rect deserted. was an oppOrtune time
20 make a case" Character witness
were produced by the defense
Pending the hea-in. of Attorney W
.AmbrOse's motion for =. new trial
"rly next week, KIoI DmeyCr IS Out on
ond OF 500
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LOAN COMPANIES.

If you need $40 to 500 see
The Old Reliable" Washington
Loan Co., 927 F St. N. W., Second
Floor. We will arrange a loan for
you in a few hours without fuss or
red tape. Our charges are less
than you will pay elsewhere and
the payments will be small and
easy TO meet. 25 years established
our record for reliability. We pay
off loans with other companies and
advance more money on easier
terms. We are quick, reasonable,
and reliable. Try us. Office Hours
8 to 6. Phone Main 3035.
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KEITH'S EXTENDS
ITS DANCE HOUR
Matinee DanSante" Will Be
Continued From 5 to 6
O'clock in the Future.

Patrons OF &. F KciJh's theater are
,Uing dance mad" And so are the
audevillians making UP the weekly
Us. The craze began with the in
Iguration of the 'Lsatinee dansante'
1veral weeks ago. Until this week
Il one hour-from l TO D. m.-was de-
Oted to the fans" OF the tango. The
.ppularity of the danSante has led to
q addition of another houT-from to
p. m. The latter time may be ex-
nded for another hou, if there is suf-
cicnt demand. Std further insistence
pom an extension Of the time limit may
airy on the dancing to the wee sma'
ours"
This week a dancing instructor and
ssistants have been added to the staff.
nd at frequent intervals there is an
instruction dance" il which Candi-
ates for initiation irto the mysteries of
ne tango, 'fishwaik, hesitation, d"
Innovation and other forms of the
'opular fancy, are lined up. and one
~ one put through the course.
These terpsichorean revels are given
4 the promenade lounge of the theateT,
nd it is so large as 10 afford all the
pace the dancers want and also to
1--WE the public plenty of room to
ook on.
Ushers, guards, dVormen. instructors.
nd matrons see that all the proprieties
IRE observed. although the patrons give
hem no concern on this score. Dan
ing in a private assembly room could
OF be conducted more decorously.
1t is interesting, judging from the
lumbers of people who frequent the
OUNCE, to watch TIE dancers, espe
tally when a number of them are
s eth vaudeviIlians and professional
Tx from the other theaters. Last
a1l= hn Pain
avies, Paul McAllister. Arthur Stuart,
Iazel Kelley. Ida May Chadwick, Bert
lark, Mabel Hamilton, and others. This
eek Adelaide and J. Y. Hughes, Miss
orton, Harriet Lee, Ben Ryan, Rita
|Oland, and others. among them Mr.
icAllister, are daily rIequenters of the
ansante before and afte- the matinee.
The Washington house was the first
the Keith circuit ID respond to the
cmand for dancing.
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Deaths.

Daniel BalIauf, IS years, s2l H street
northwest.
Ella cotterill, ss years. IC7 corcoran
street.
Halle Z. Harmon. "a years. sS45 Tenth
street northwest
Thomas Mcguire, 20 years, Soldiers
Home Hospital, District OF Columbia.
Mary c. v. Haney, 81 yeaps. Twenty
sixth and Monroe streets northeast.
Shelby Moore Cullom, 81 years, 1al3
Massachusetts, avenue northwest
Mary Wall. 20 years, 143 Eleventh street
Margaret A. Atchison, % years, PrOyi-
dence Hospital.
Gertrude Z. wooley, 50 years, 2o3 #
street northwest
Henry L. Heiskeli. s. years. 1851 Seven
teenth street northwest.
David w. stark, l year, 17l5 fifteenth
street northwest.
Infant of ]. Emory and BERTHE n. Tai
but. Is days, Bowen road. District OF
Columbia
Charles williams. 50 years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital
William Walker, 90 years. Freedmen.s
Hospital.
James Larkins. "a years. 11s1 c street
northeast.
Mary s. Proctor. "A years. 800 virginia
avenue southeast.
John Hayes, 55 years, Washington AsT-
lum Hospital.
Samuel Lear, 80 years, WASHINGTON
Asylum Hospital.
Alexander Downs, 90 years. washington
Asylum Hospital.
Louise Leiper. 10 months, Freedmen's
Hospital.
Curnard Blasco. % deays, 1s21 Ninth
street northwest.
Infant OF Lewis and Lucille Wood, IA
days, Gil Marion court northwest
Infant of John and Amanda Copeland
81 hours, Georgetown Hospital,
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Thomas J. Owen & Son, Aucsionser

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated
AusuSt %. lsE. and duly recorded In Liber
=. 70. SSoS, LoIio et seq, of land records
quest OF the party secured by said deed Of
ttust, and party TO a certain agreement with
the Arlington Hotel Company, dated Angus:
go 1sl2, and recorded on the same day in
Lioer No. COOS, tolio ct seq, of the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia, the under
front OF the premises on THURSDAY, the
t"caty ninth day Of January. A. d. 1914. at
e0d premises. situate in One city OF Washiug-
ton, District Of Columbia and designated as
ana being all Of original lots one O. eleven
Su), twelve O2). thirteen Q3), fourteen QD.
fifteen u5). sixteen GT), seventeen Q7j. and
eighteen QS), in square two hundred C200).
oah Also part @ Of original Lot eight %. In said
the following metes and bounds. viz: Be-
ginning for the same at the southeast corner
eight (20 feet, one-haif (lSJ or an inch TO
a CoTner OF said lot eleven CID, thence west
twsnty-hye CD feet; thence south twenty
the south line or said lot eight (0; thence
east twenty-five (25l feet. to the point OF be-
ginning.
The said original lot fourteen 90. also h.
ing designated as and embraced in lots nine
teen 90 to tHentystwo t22). both inclusive.
Liber W. F., folio Is7is. Of the records Of the
onice of the Surveyor OF the District Of Co
TERMS OF SALE-The proper,v will
be offered Tor sale as whole. or the
PURCHASE money, not exceeding seven
hundred thousand dollars CS700OOO) or
any part thereof. may remain on the
property. to be evidenced by the note
or notes OF the purchaser or purchas-
ers, payable on or before. January 1
1917, with interest at per cent from
the day OF sale, payable semiannuaIIy
on June l and December l of each year.
and secured by free and unencum6ereL
first deed OF trust on the property sold,
the balance of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. or the entire purcha So
price may be paid in cash, at the option
OF the purchaser. A deposit of $50 OOO
in cash. bank draft or certified check
acceptable 10 the trustees and payable
to their order. will be required at the
time OF sale. Taxes adjusted to day or
sale. All conveyancing. recording, &c,
at cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale to
be complied with within 80 days from
day OF sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property.
at the risk and cost of the detauIting
purchaser. after ten days ADVERTISE
Iaent of such resale in some newspaper
or newspapers published in Washing
ton, D. c.
AIDS B. BROWNE.
l5l2 l5l2 II st. N W.
FREDERICK f. CHAPLIN,
Hibbs Building.
TRUSTEES.
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The Fire Record

5 :56 p. m, Wednesday-B3N 9S2,
DeanwOod, brush fire.
35 a. m.-Box 954, dwelling on
Wheeler road, near Savannah street,
Congress Heights, $500.
$40 a. m.-BoX SIG, 1889 Oak street
northwest, chimney fire.
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SPIRITUALlSM
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
TRICT OF COLUMEdA. JANUARY ..
1914 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office Of the Secretary OF the Board
OF Commissioners. Room 500, District Build
ing, until o'clock. P. NJ, February 9, 1914
for furnishing and installing electric light
and power systems in the Repair and Storage
Ruilding Of the Fire Department. located on
North Carolina Avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, Southeast, Washington. d. =.
blank forms OF proposal. specifications and
an necessary information may be obtained
from the Chief Clerk, Engineer Department
Room 427, District Building, Washington.
n G A deposit Cf five dollars Will be re-
quired to insure the return OF plans and
sDecihcations OLIVER =. NEWMAN.
FREDERICK L. SIDDOSS, CHESTER
HARDING, COMMISSIONERS. D. c.
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Theater Patrons in New
York May Dance, Also

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Trot and tango
by theater audiences is New York's
latest. Beginning Monday patrons OF
+. +. ProctOr's Fifth Avenue Theater
will be able to dance as we'll as watch
the actors dance The Twenty-eighth
street foyer will be used for dancing
during intermission at afternoon and
night performances.
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Printers in Search For
Widow of FeiloW-Worker

search for Mrs. Julictte Styron.
"cReticiarv of the will Of Harry S. Sty-
on, is being made by members OF Co
Imbia Typographical Union II is be
-cved, that Mrs. Styron and two daugh-
'"rs are in Washington.
Harry S. Styron, member OF the Typo
graphical Union, died from gas poison
nE IN a room in an Atlanta, Ga, hotel
ast Saturday morning His body was
sent for burial TO friends at Whining
-on, s. G
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DEATHS

kENGLA-On Wednesday. January Is, 1914
al S1S p. m. at her residence. GOES Cam :
OF Charles r. Kengla
Funeral private from residence on Satur-
day. January a.. thence 40 Holy Trinity
Church. where solemn high mass will bo
sung at 9l5 a. m. Please omit flowers
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Vital Records.
Births.

Edward c. and Lucinda A. Walker. girl.
William and EsheI Trxton. boy.
Walter +. and Ruby L Sizemore. girl.
Walter L. and Ora Z. Paxton. girl
Francis L. and Mary d. Neubeck, girl.
Harris MacL. and Mabel "A. Leyon. boy.
George and Angelina Dionas, boy.
John 5. and Flora K. Biggs, girl
Henry Z. and Caroline L. Adams, boy.
Clarence and Sarah Washington, girl.
Wallace and Mary r.. Toles. girl.
Fred and Irene Stewart boy.
Alexander and Mary Stewart, boy.
Frederick s. and Sarah NJ Mouzon,
boy.
Usylus G. and Gertrude Gordon, boy.
Lindsey and Florence Cain, girl.
William II. and Mamie Brooks, girl
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR sALE-LOTS FROM 50 TO 20 FEET
rrNnj on the AVENUE or THE PRESI-
DENTS ti6th ST. in SIXTEENTH STREET
UEIGHTSs. beautiful Old forest shade: hl.h
ELEVATION: greatest view OF Rock Creek Park
in ID { 70 create rapid building develop
nent on sixteenth street Heights we VIII
nr,r in This subdivision a few choice lots
60 feet front for 81 $50. on easy terms. When
Our unrr Is withdrawn it will never again
be made in this locality I'laJ ana full par
ticulars upon request. ROBERT i. HEATER.
- EuildlnE-
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JUST THE LOCATION FOR A RooMING
HOUSE.
S02 II Street Northwest
All necessary repairs will be made
for desirable tenant. House of eight
large rooms and bath. Convenient TO
downtown section and all car lines.
Rent only 80 a month.
THOMAS J. FISHER C co. Unc.).
73S 18th ST. n. W.
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FOR SALE-FARMS

FINE. little chicken farm. opposite slni-
house: groom tenant house. barn, &c:
higT elevation: big bargain for 81, JOn
E.WIS EEISER. 1890 y. y. ave. rhore NJ
1885,: evenings. Bethesda i0-E.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-By settled woman, part of an
apartment with a settled lady. Address
BOX 3S6. Times office
WANTED-A permanent room by a gentle
man. it must be we'll located and have good
space for private office work at emergency
calls; best of city reference given; no room
ing house accepted. BON 5SS. Times office.
GOVERNMENT MAN wishes room: house
with young people. BOX 5S5. Times office.
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FOR RENT-OFFIcES

OFFICE room, 141l11; second floor front; two
windows on business street: half square
from Treasury; SIS month. BOX 351, Times
office.
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AUCTION SALES

~ ihSs. ;. OWEN X SON. AuciiOneers.
IR0EED REAL ESTATE. ON L
STREET, BETw ZEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
recorded, in Liber No. S47O. folio SOi ct seq,
OF the land records OF the District OF Co
IGn.bia: and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustee will
sell. at public auction. in front OF the prem
lses; on friday, the thirtieth day of January.
a, A.. u; iSIi; az four O'Clock p. m, the follow
ing oescloSa land and premises, situate in
the city OF Washington District OF Columbia
AMI designated as and being part OF lot T.
IA sauare 81. described as follows: Begin
hths at the southwest corner OF said lot T.
thence east oneL street southeast 3S 50 feet
thence north l02 feet inches; thence west
l5.9 feet; thence south 20 feet: thence west
3 feet: thence south 81 feet inches to~the
pIaeo OF beginning. being the same property
fEmseye1 4mrtsr hv 70 a. n. Christman by F. Z. s.
Terms OF sale: All cash A deposit Of
Sloooo VIII be required at time Of sale. All
cOnveyanclng. recording, ETC.. at cost OF pur-
HOWARD L. CHRIsTMAN. Trustee.
ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY !, 1914, AT
10 O'Clock a. m, in front OF United States
Storage Conpany's warehouse, HS-42o 10th St
n. W. washington, d. c., there will be sold
at Fuolc Auction, to enforce liens for stor-
age charges, etc, duo and unpaid, all Goods,
Furniture Household. and Personal Effects
on storage In names OF Mrs A. NJ. Cunning
ham. J; a. Rodbird. Mrs. E. Forsyth. S. W.
StiLi' 4nho, Y. r. SOprlsy George G. Thomp-
son. W. &. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers.
UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY
Unc). -,
THOS. BOWLING & CO., AuctioneerE.
On Saturday. Van. 81, 1914, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ, will sell at public auction al
Wholesale Producers Market, I1th & Il SITS.
y. w, condemned District horse No 49,
TERMS CASH.
By Order Commissioners d. C
NJ. c. IIARGROVE,
Purchasing Officer.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-New Groom house: pressed
brick: tiled bath; hOt-water heat: toilet and
laundry in cellar; gas and electricity; double
rear and colonial front porch; southern ez-
terms. owner BON S6l. Times office.
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LOST AND FOUND.

BLACK POCKETBOOK-Conta so
gold certificates: lost on January q. be-
tween Tax Office and 7th-andy Z SITS. NV.
Reward W. a. COOMBE. Commerce and
Savings Bldg.
BRACELET-Gold linked chain, diamond
center in clasp. Reward. Apart 32O.. The
Ontario.
PURSE-Small brown. containing 81. Jan.
.. Reward if returned to MRS. l..
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANT FOR CLIENT as an Investment
small brick house not over $l.5CO cash
EMIS kEISER. lac0 New York ave. y "
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

WANTED-PersOn5 10 prepare for civil serv-
ice examinations; private and confidential
lessons at reasonable rates. WOODS COM
MERCIAIs SCHOOL, %i1 L. Capitol s.
WANTED-Buyer for silk and
knit underwear and sweater dc.
partnent. Only those with best
references regarding character and
ability need apply. Box III,
Times Office.
wANTED-Ambitious people who wish 10 be
prepared for good position in the shortest
possible time; Gregg shorthand. touch type
writing Bliss bookkeeping. WOODS CON-
MERCIAL SCHOOL 2l1 Z. Capitol st.
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FOR EXCHANGE

Sour farm for n GitY home.
JOHN q. SLATER.
v'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAFE and lunch; one OF the best: doing a
very large business; see this and you will
buy: asking S,jo0; terms.
GROCERY y. W: well stocked location: :
the best; rent s., $500: also grocery
mort Invest Sevp, one southeast. SlJ0.
DRUG STORE: rent SO: good corner: will
: trade for real estate. Cigar store. 4Gooms:
rent Sl5, $500.
ROOMING HOUSE for rent; furnished: near
!ith and y. W: rooms rented.
DINING ROOM in apartment house near
Capitol and Library rent So. $l7J.
BOOMING HOUSE, same location. 500.
ROOMING HOUSE. transient location north
vest; Is rooms. baths: al sacrifice price.
BOOMING HOUSE. same block. l. rooms;
rent S55: clearing $40 per month
ROOMING HOUSES at all prices. Dom
bug before getting our list Of rOOninE
houses hotels, thcaters. We are headquar-
MARSHALL Bus. BROKERS. OI3 y. Y. ave
SMALL HOTEL. well equipped fine bust
ness heat and hot water furnished long
lease; leaving city. Inquire l20S Pa. ave. NV.
CASH STORE in Maryland; goods delivered
from Washington. good reasons for selling.
BOX 81. Congress HeiEhts. u. g. r. ;. l'
WILL some gentleman help to finance well
esta blished business at once to catch early
season, for n lady who has cNperlenc" and
cool ability. will give reference. security.
ana interest for use Of money one year or
half interest in the business BOX %I9
Times office.
ROOMIN,; HOUsE-l2 rooms. steam heat;
rent $50; on ST, near 18th, always
rented. $50.
List your .ooming house a o4cc; ali rCom-
ing houses listed free.
EQUITY BUS. BROKERS. 1227 y. y. ave.
FURNISHED rooming house. i rooms. all
rented; cheap il sold quick; rent paid T.
Feb L. l2l3 II st. =. W.
IT WILL PAY YOU t" see our choice ex-
rIusiy. list of reasonable price paying
places at bargain priccs-barbcr slIOp. room
ing houses lunch rooms. cigar. liquor. gro
reTv millinery. deliCatesSeD. etc. stores.
For quick satisfactory results. see US to buy
Or sell places. -
new YORK BUSINESS BROkE EFS. A23 +.
LADY. with rooming house, furnished. de
sircs partner Immediately. Ill md ST. Wv.
Il
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

NASSERS-I-a 10. salary and COIN
I..I=siO on. HAACkS ) STUDIO. 10 9Th st
y. W
GIELS-Good reliable. can maxi s. per week
addressing envelopes spare time: self ad-
dressed stamped envelope for PARTICULARS
AMERICAS PUBLISHING co. Boa as
Buffalo y v. Dept. 2Z9
Girl. wanted as helper for ladies' tailor
establishment. Apply l22i Ath st. y. W. c
GUIS-Nicc, neat, iSs1g years Of age. as
aisle clerks; nice, clean work and chance
~ promotion. Apply Il W. ScHAUB. with
9Th and * s;s. y. ".
NCCNG LADY rs tyPist and file clerk op-
portUnity for advancement. lIECHT FUR
NITIRE co. 9Th and ID SITS. y. W.
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished.

FOR RENT--To a settled lady. room in a
well heated apartment; electric light. SIS.
BOX 3SI. Times office:
| o ST y w. 1Il5-Two bright well heated
rooms in private and well appointed home;
gentlemen preferred; references; phone North
6S1i
FAIRMONT ST y. w. I2IT-Nicciy fur
nished large room in best residential sect
ton. $40 per month. l.
Srd ST. n. W. 422-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. l.
NEW JERSEY AVE. n. w. 7O6-Two sec
ond floor front warm pleasant furnished
rooms: light housekeeping. !,
Srd ST n E.. 5Is-Unfurnished rooms: hot
water heat. j.
EYE ST. \. E. 1213-Two furnished large
bright bed rooms; beds in each room;
neatly papcred and painted; suitable for gen.
tlemen. II
9;h ST, n, W., 1IOS-Two nicely furnished
rooms; light housekeeping: hot-water heat;
reasonable.
X ST. n. W. 4a4-Two large second story
communicating front rooms for ]. h. K.
in home OF adults: electric lights; n. W.
h; IS and SO; private family: board next
door: near car lines: after 8: |.
PA AVE. N. w. 1s1S-Single rooms; steam
heat; S. up: phone NJ. M.
CORCORAN ST. n w, 13l7-To refined COL
sonable
W ST. N w, 14O2-NIce fur. room, next to
bath: call evenings.
H ST. n w, E2-Front and back rooms;
Communicating: heat. gas. sink: So. I.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. 1I15-Fur. room,
light housekeeping; to adults; modern home.
II
End ST N w, 500 front rooms: fur COM
plete housekeeping; front room. house
keeping; good heat. II
A ST S. E, Z14-Second story front. aIcove.
southern exposure; h. W. h., near Capitol
and Library.
UnfurniShed.
10Th ST. \. w., 122S-Unfurnished, lovely
rooms; , on second floor next to bath; light
housekeeping.
End ST. \. E. 1s-Gnfurnished second and
third floors: , rooms each; near Capitol
Library: cheap.
SOUTH CAP. 3l6-3 rooms and bath s.:
room and bath. So per mo-: near Capitol.
Furnished or Unfurnishe6.
\. Y. AVE. sSS-Married couple without
children, or ladies in office: md and 3rd
floors. / h. K.
12th ST N w. sOs-FurnIshed or unfur-
nished rooms; reasonable; suitable for l. h.
k. with heat and gas.
ROOMS AND BOARD
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

BARJGIi-SerOnd, bread and pastry. Answer
by letter. c. WoILIN,- % 9Th st. ". Il.
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OFFICE Of THE WASHING TON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY. Washington. d. c..
January 18th, 1914. In accordance with Sec
ton . OF the Charter the annual meeting 3f
the shareholders OF the Washington Gas
Llght Company for the election of Directors
ana Tor such other business as may properly
come before said meeting will be held at the
once or the Company, Nos. 4l3-4lI leth 81:
n w. MONDAY, February End. 1914. at Il
O'CLOCK noon. The polls Will be open from
L O'Clock noon TO l O'Clock p NJ.
WILLIAM B ORME. Secretary.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

G ST n. E. H3-Modern End floor room,
suitable for gentlemen: private family:
all home comforts; near Library; reasonable.
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT
29I2 I4th ST. " W.
nice store in a splendid business block
RENT ONLY
5000.
MOORE & HILL. INC, 1902 H st NJ w
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED to sell small entirely
. new household article; good commission:
price 2Jc. Call on }. s DUFFlE, 6l2 + y. "
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Furnished.
APARTMENT FOR RENT
Unfurnished.

VIII sUbl,t newly furnished I-roJm apart
mont anh bath % responsible party: 7-story
modern apartment building. In beet resi-
dental section. only SSS. Inquire at 1907
u street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

l y d G Z TION. BAD
BREATH. Relieve these ills with tho tried
and true remedy TISIT Just try a lOc box.
You'll not regret the purchase FINE FOR
CHILDREN. Druggists 1Oc and @5 cents.
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HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on SlOO cash and SIS monthly. at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars drou
nostaI telephone call WM II.
RITCHIE, Sl7 Colorado Bldg. Tel. NJ. 523I
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Fer Rsnt

FOR RENT-6-room brick house. one acre
Ior. wcn fenced; 2tO yards from electric R
r SIS Apply to J. y. Garrison. Ballston. Va
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FOR RENT-To a settled lady. room in
| well heated apartment; electric light. SIS.
| BOX 3S7. Times office
The Washington times., 1914-01-29

tI2S CASH-UpriEht Piano: used 5 months;
cost 500; in perfect condition BOX l76
Times office
The Washington times., 1914-01-29

FOR SALE-i-room house and acre at
$1,000 Rental terms. II you are looking
for small comfortable place where you can
time II YOU do not mean business this is
NOT for YOU. ASHTON c. JONES, Alexandra
County Court House.
The Washington times., 1914-01-29

Q ST. y. w, 1l15-Two bright well heated
rooms in private and well appointed home;
gentlemen preferred; references; phone North