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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, lOlfc'
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BILL LIKELY TO FAIL
Opposition to Measure Express-
ed i:y Montgomery Coun-
tlansat frnapolis Hearnig.
MonlirotTiory cntintv will 1m elimi
nated fro'n the or.erfillon of the bill
beforn he leglnlaturc to create a
KftnltaVy district In adjacent portions
or Maryland In the tvent the! th
till panics In nny form, which In
eo'mewhat doubtful.
Opposition i' the ireneure nnn
rrcssi.'d -it n heai'lnir yestcnlnv after
noon before tha Joint ilrilctrntltms of
Montgomery and Prince Qcorie coun
ties! Iri Annapollc Tho only munl
clpillty With n water system vhlcli
favoroil Ihe bill was HyatMvllle.
Takoma I'nrk Is oaposcd to any
legislation otln-r than tha rrentlon
of tho Joint Federal and .St:itc sani
tary commission which has been sug
gested by Tho Times. A resolution
of the niavor and council to this ef
fect Wai filed .villi tho Joint delega
tions yestordny.
Kensington does not request tho
legislation, 'but Insists tint If any
is attomptcd uffcctlns; Montgomery
county, tlu'Pi'ndlnu hill be so amend-'
cil as to maUn It merely preliminary
looking to th creation cf tho Joint
'commission.
Mt. Italnfcr, If the nunswrc U pass
ed. Insists that It hn eliminated fiont
the operation of the out.
From authoritative sources at An
nnpellc It was learned that the Mont
gomery county delegation, In view of op
position, will recommend the exemption
of that county,
In view of the press of business lie fore
the legislature, which must bo disposed
of before the session expires on AprH
3, Including the flghtm; over lialtlmoro
annexation. It Is possible that no action
on the measure will be taken. It has
not yet been Introduced In tho senate.
Kcnator Eugene Jones, of Montgomery
county, will not agree to any legisla
tion which Is opposed by residents of
that county.
The municipalities affected believe
that some method must be employed to
harmonize the Interests Involved and to
enlls the support necessary to Insure
success under nny plan requiring ap
proval of the taxpayers.
Municipalities without existing water
and scwerago systems, both In Mont
gomery and Prince Hcorgo. counties, are
viewing tho situation with an open
mind.
Last Philadelphia
Concert Given Here
Sway of Leopold Stokowski Mani
fest Through Prograrr. of
Great Beauty.
Tho swty of Leopold Stokowski,
through his Imaginative and broadly
rhythmic conccntion. of the music ho
Interprets. was -traln minlfest
throUKhout a: program of great
beauty plvtn In masterly fashion by
the Philadelphia Oichestra In Its lasL
concert of the season ut the National
Thcuttir OHtoiduv afternoon.
A Uiire and vnthuslustlc nudlencu
lesponded with equal marks of ap
preciation to the orchestra, and to the
nobly dramatic and finished ait of
l.'inlllo de GoK-uza, baritone. th
f-ololst of the nflo'noQn. who was
heard In two opera atlas with orches
tra. Varied and full of charm was this
tinul orchestral conceit of the sea
son There Is not a moment In the
conducting- of Leopold -Stokowski
when ho docs not offer grace, beauty
a deep emotional content, or a sweep
ing: rhythm that holds one captive.
The design Is always ltal, allno and
full of meaning there nru nc waste
places. ie uses his oichestin, too, an
a many-colored Instrument from
which he paints his tone pictures
with a lavish biush, yet also li U
controlling more and more the In
finite details that go to make up .a
mature and peifected art.
The symphony was the Cesar Franck
In 'D minor. It Ih full of beauties, of
many lyric melodies and pastoral epl
sadep, all delineated with orchestral
varloty and a wealth of shading. It
was built broadly, too. dynamically
with sensuous, grace. The "allegret
to" was given with exquisite llnenss,
an Interplay of themes presenting a
vivid picture with the light rhythm
of tho strings, whlje the wind choir
dives an eastern chant. Characteris
tic was the last movement with Its
xyncopatlop. Its accent and Its rhytnm.
Hut rarest of all wn Its delicacy and
beauty In the flnal recapitulation,
such subtlety Was employed In tho
shadlpc off of phrases.
Mr, de Oogorza displayed a voire
that Was resplendent and yet full of
the nnesse of true art, with dra
matic rtyle of the best and yet a lyric
beauty In hlr. tone that put an added
charm into the lovely arioso from
Massenet'i "I.c Hoi do Lahore." The
"niana lmplt,oyable." from Gluck
"Itthlgcnlo en Aullde." with Its dra
matic recitative given with keen un
derstanding, 'held also both pathos
and tenderness In the telling of its
story. The accompaniments bv or
chestra were handled with admirable
discretion and feeling.
Debussy, tha Impressionist, and De
bussy, the realist, both found expres
sion In his two orchestral "Noc
turnes." "Clouds" wore symbolized by
a web of lovely, flowing harmony
Indeterminate sounds scarcely heard
In nature except by those who pause
alone In the open and listen. Arid
through this murmur of naturo camo
gllmpr.es of pastoral peoples, all given
in exuuisiio anu qeicato tone paint
ing. Tho "Fetes" was a .picturesque
festival, executed with much diversity,
subtlety, and realism.
Poise and soaring heights combined
In tho "Vorsplel and Llcbestod," from
"Tristan ana Isolde." There was a
serenity and beauty In much of thlK
love drama, while the Impassioned
climax was given with a masterfully
handled crescendo. It was a splendid
close to a rich orchestral season.
J. MacH.
Urges Opening of p. C.
bchool Houses Sundays
The members of Woman's Heller
Corp. No. 0, G. A. It., have Indorsed the
community forum bill at n meeting at
G. A. It. ,Ual last night and directed
their representatives to uso every ef
fort to obtain tho passage of the Mollis
Johnson bill,
M.L f.m. 1 f!lln.lln rstllftlif tllA
mmm
f ii matle'i to the attention of the members
' In an nildrAna In ...litilv ahn llifrnrl Mia
necessity of working for the use of tho
school buildings by the people.
Mis. U A. Williams declared the time
when the school buildings should be
open for tho use of tho people should
be decided by the citizens, and that pro
vision should bo made for the pay of
the Janitors and a sccietnry for the
forum. Mrs, Harsh Kaufman, Mrs.
Minnie. Fisher, and Mrs. Mary V, Fauth
also made addresses'.
The motion to approve the forum was
econded by Mrs.-bally P. rerren, and
was unanimously adopted.
Federal Employes
Thank. The Times
Others Who Aided Defeat of Bor
, land Measure Arc Included
in Resolution.
Tho e'forts of Tho Wwihlntrlon
Time In urging th defeat of tho
JJarland plan t., Incteasc tho vvorklns
hours of Government clerln. Is tho
subject of resolutions of ihnnhs Is
hued by the Kcdrinl ICihJiloyes
1'nlon No. 15007. A. F. of I..
In forwarding the resolution. II,
XI. Miji.nren, temporary president of!
mr organization, writes:
"wo dvt-lrc bv this resolution to
show our appreciation lor your aid In
securing the defeat cf tho "Borland
ilder," and Its. cticccnpoi s. Wo hope
to receive the continued irooil will
i'1'd suiiDort of vour tinner In our ef
forts toward tho betterment of the
condition of tho wolklns: people of
Washington and of the Government
iicrvlc.) ,t.enerallv."
itsoliitlons alpo were directed to
the Amorlcan KVdcrnllon of Jvbnr
Ihe Central Lsbor Union, the Htm
o;rraphnr$, Dookl.eepers, and Assist
mils' Association of Washington, the
Itiitnll Merchants' Association, Uoar.l
of Trnilc. other newHpupcrd and all
orKanizutlohs and tudlvldualH who
(Nprescd thcmitnlvcN opposed to tlu
llorlan.l 'cglslatlon.
Officers Elected
ByCc
armen's Union?
George A. Wilburt Ghosen Presi
dent, and A. P. Sweeney,
Vice President.
Gcorgo A. AVIlburt. nn cmpiovo'of
the Warnlngton Hallway and "Blrc
trlc Company, was elected 'president
of DlvlJlon No. (.89 Amalgamated As
toclatton of Street and Kleclric Hall
way lunployes by members of the
newly ortranlted street car men yes
terday. Wilburt defented his oppo
nent. Frank Howes bv ?00 vnin
Other officer were chosen as fol-J
. .. ii' .' nwoency, vice president;
J- J; Cookman. recording' secretary,
.' M-J '-alderhead. financial secretary;
A. T. Marlow. treasurer: M. .1. ftlley.
wnrdciu II. H, Green, sentinel; L. P.
Morris, conductor. Kxecutlvo board,
Washington I'.cllway" nn Klcctrlc
Company, iJeorro Steven. Allen H.
Clnmpltt, A. 8. Curtcr. M. W. Amldon.
A. C. Daniels. A. H. Buttle. Kd Bos
well, and G. Mackboy: Capital Trac
tion Company, P. K. Pradley. II It.
Ainet. W. H. Waldron, H. McLearean.
end H. DaMs.
The of. lens will assume their of
fices In April.
Marshall Makes
New Chess Record
Plays 105 Games Simultaneous
Winning 82, Drawing 15,
and Losing 8.
More than a hundred of the Canltnl'
best chess placrs gathered at the
National Press Club last night and par
ticipated In the greatest simultaneous
chess match evci staged, when Frank
J. .Marshall, American champion, played
la games.
Kvery chess organization In Wash
ington nns represented, besides scores
of other individuals who accepted the
lnltallon of the Press Club to try
their skill against the great master.
Mr. Marshall won eighty-two, drew flt
tcen and lost eight. Ills score was
considered remarkable.
The big assembly room of the Press
I'lui) was packed with cbess players.
The play started early In the evening,
and at i o'clock this morning some of
the games were still In progress.
Tjvn world s records were broken by
Mr. "Marshall last night, one for the.
laigest slirultaneous match ever played
and the other for the percentage or
games non. Tho former world's record
was made In 1911 by II. Falirnl, a tier
man, at Munich, who played one hun
dred simultaneous games, won nrty
llve, drew thirty-nine, and lost six.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON
DEAD AT HIS HOME
President of Contracting Firm Suc
cumbs After Two Months
Joseph Itlchaidhou, president of :tlh-
ardson and Pursers, Inc., contractors
died at 9 o'clock last night at his home
at nlchbiirn. about thrco miles south
of Alexandria, on TeleKiaph road.
Mr. Itlchardson hod been 111 for two
months, m vlng icturned to his homo
v month ago from Texas, where he
made a trip for his health.
Up won lifty-nliie yea's old, ami was
horn In Canada. He came to WashlnR
ton from Ke York P.v its vcan ai.
nnd had been in business In the Capital
since tint time. His firm undertook
tnunj larKC contractom all over tho
United Stntr.
He U survived by his wife, Isabella
J), rtlchardson. four sons. Joseph H..
of Houston, Texas; Wesley, of New
York city, and Parker and Charles, of
Fairfax county, and five dauMiteu.
Mrs. Chniles Kengla, of Washington;
nnd the Misses Helen, Dorothy, Kdlth,
mil Virginia Iilchanlsoii. !! whs a
member of a nu nber of Masonic oodles
heir.
The funeral vlll be held from his late
liotnu nt 2 oVlock tomorrow ufirinoon.
Interment will be In Ivy Hill Ccmolcn,
I xandila
Mr. Itlchardson was a member of Pen
Inlpha l.od'0. No. Zt. V. A. A. M.. and
IJc 'Molay Mounted Commandoiy,
Knlehts Templar.
Tho funoral. which will he private,
vlll take placo nt 2 o'clock tomonow
afternoon, and butlal will be made in
Ivy Hill Cemetery, near Theological
Kcmlnnry, Alexandria county.
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
"SAFETY FIRST."
AM OLUTELf FIREPROOF STORAGE.
UNITED BTATES STORAGE CO.
Rooms, 12.00 and up. Moving, Packln
w":
Phone Msin j. ir.4io imn s. n,
BOO Storntre Itoensi
1.00 per mo. up,
MOVING, PACKING hy
Experts. Low Ilate.
UNION STOIlAOr. COn
414 fid at. Mnln 4.T74.
MaVsVOMCKMC
U.Jkrasiee.
vrxsvK T5Z
CLEAN, dry storage for turnlture and pianos.
Estimates cheerfully given. WEBCULER'S.
M Pa. ve. N. W I'rsne Mato 1333.
Frre taoTlnir for xtor
alec. K. 334.1 or N. SOU.
SMITH'S TIIANSFUII
a s'i'oiiAfiis c:Om nu
. Mulit Pb. N. 6SU2.
MriVIlVn padded vans
JVlVJVllNO furnished.
Phone M. 2010-artl.
KREIG'S EXPRESS,
1221 II Street N. W.
STORAGE. PACK1NO. AND BKIPPINO.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
lie Feparat Locked Rooms. 11.00 Month TIb
KcrcbaBts' Tramfer aad Stwage Co.
Main 0900. 020-022 E St. N. W.
.Aser !f. I
VCSes sjJp 1a
EDUCATIONAL
r g . j
All I ATI I A 5) 111
JL WW s(Il IVCW It !
How to jRemember With Accu
racy and Certainty.
r" n I r
Free Public Demonstration
of practical application to every-day
reoulrernents will be given at the
Y. 'M. C. A., 1738 G Btreet, N. W., by
Mr. II. J. Sutton, Instructor of the
Berot Method of Memory Training,
on TIIUItHDAV. MAHCH 33d. at 8
P M. It Is Just as easy to remember
as It Is to forget, Come and find out
how. Artoriioon ana. evening clashes
to be formed. Ladles Invited. Beats
reserved on request.
Commercial Spanish 7j?f',ny.. ,
110 Tt. n. Trust ntd., Jllh and it N. W.
Mrs. B. II. flinVENT, Director. M. 4IT.
Mr. LUIS ntVERA, Itutructor.
Singing, Elocution
Mil. KMILV FnEClI lUnKBS.
Ill 11th 4t. N. E. I'hon tine. 17.
Tuidyi ani Fridays, tin lllh it. N. W.
LOST AND FOUND
CI.USTKIl ni.VO of 7 illtmonils! between
home ami (1. P. O. Liberal lewsrd, 1
1st t N. W. . '
GOLD MBSH 11AO conUlnln Jll and key:
between Avondsle Apt.. 1731 I it. and lilh
and Conn. ie., March 20. at 6:30 p. in.
Liberal reward offered. Call 1711 P street
northwest. Apart. M.
Ol'Knt OLBSEB; pearl and,cllt.. Keith's
Theater, Saturday afternoon, or between
Keith's and N. Y. ave. iteirard, plion
Cleveland 9M. P
POCKETDOOK-nisck leather, containing a
J 10 bill and some small chance: Important
papers. Iteward for return, 200 A si. H, K.
l
riN Diamond bar. March 11, between 1K0
Illltmore St. and nock Creek Park. IJberat
reward offered. Call ISM Illltmore si. .V. W.
1
MUFP-Dlark fox. Iteward. 303 Newark at.,
Cleveland Park- Phone Clev. Ml.
HELP WANTED-MALE
DAKEn-Flrtt -class.
7M Mlchlsan ave. N. R.
BICYCLE nEPAtn MAN-Whltei must ! a
flrst-cluM mechanic. Apply to IIOX lis.
Times office.
UAR rortTKR-
Apply 100 O st. N. W.
HOY Young colored, to run trranris. Apply
1IREWOOD. tl 13th St. N. W.
ROY Colored, peat appearance, to "work In
store: bring reference. 1333 F at. N. W. 1
SOY to carry out orders.
N. W.
Apply 1113 Uth st.
CASHIER on National rash register for ho
tel, today. Apply DICK'S HOTEL
AOENCY. 12th and Pa. ave. N. V.
ERRAND BOY
WITH BICYCLE.
Must be neat, quirk and willing lo
ttork. Good chance for advancement.
Apply 6J Munsey Ilulldlug.
JOB PRESS FEEDER at once. CHARLES
H. POTTER CO.. 411 lllh St. N. W.
LAUNDRY MARKER and assorler ror ho.
tel out of city today. DICK'S HOTKL
AOENCY. KIM and Pa. ae. N. W.
TYPEWMTER-Biperlenced. Apply at
once, OEO. T. 1IILTEN, IIS John Miirshall
place.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
APPRENTICES to learn French drcsscut
ting, dressmaking, designing, and millin
ery; good positions furnished after- learning.
NEW YORK MILLINERY ACADEMY. 111S
a at. i
DATH ROOM OiniJ-Whlte.
LEIOll HOTEL at once.
Apply" HA-
COAT AND BK1RT HANDS Thoroughly ex
perienced, with store experience; permanent
position: good salary. Apply at once. M.
I'lllLU'HllORN CO., 110 lllh Ft N. v.
FIMBHERS Kxierlenced on trousers.' Ap
ply CHARLES PEAKE, 307 Rh St. N. .,
Room 12.
GIRL-Colored, for general housework; no
washing: references required. 1W0 (1 N. W.
HOTEL LINEN ROOM WOMAN,
month and maids 323 per month.
KO per
MILLINERY APPRENTICE. Apoly Mil
llnery Dept.. 2nd floor. OOLDENIIEIUTS. 1
HEWERS Thoroughly experienced on wo
men s coats and skirts. Apply before 10:30
a in. Jl'LIUfl GARFINKLI
.K ci
CO.
WAIST AND SKJRT HANDS-Experlenced.
Hon 19th et. N. W.
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.
COI.ORED FARMER and wife for country;
must be honest, sober and Industrious.
Room COT. 3IC 14th St. N. W. 1
FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished.
IDEAL APART, CO.. 1J0J Pa, ave. Two
large rooms, completely furnished; sink,
hot water, gss range, bath, janitor; one
flight: 120 month. M. 7177. 1
6th ST. N. W 412-Furnlahed well
rooms: suitable for two. 32wek.
heated
PA. AVE. N. W.. l.-01-Opp. Ralelsh. warm,
sunnv. hot water always; no'nr fnre;rates.
4tli ST. N. W.. 401-fc'econd-floor, two front
rooms, facing park; also single baik rooms,
all cwnplete for I. h. I:. !
O ST.. 1115 (corner 12th) Nice front room;
running water, gaa, bath, and heat; second
floor. 1
PARK ROAD N. W Ills Two rooms, slngis
or communicating, with bath, on third
floor, phone; private family; gentlemen pre-
ferrcd.
L ST. N. W 1315 Single and double. 1st
anil td floor rooms; phone. 1
Unfurnished.
EAST CAPITOL, I-Four housekeeping
rooms, second floor, 313. 3 rooms ;rd Poor,
porch, sink, heat, gas. 318. ,
Sth ST. S. E 211-Two large unfurnished
rooms, heated: gas and bath, very desir
able: adults
O ST. S. W., 459 Three lariie rooms, IMrd
floor: h. g. h.: 212
ROOMS AND BOARD
8th ST. N. W.. 1108-lJirge nlculy furnished
room, excellent board, home cooking; rea
sons ble; P
MASS. AVE. N. W.. 1212-I'lrt.clars table
hnnrd anl rconis: rates moderate; by dsy,
week, or month. Phone N. 3431.
TABLE BOARD
SPECIAL LUNCH-7S1 12th St. JJ. V
'Southern cooking, nlco homu made ueetert,
hot bread, cake and waffles. 6 tickets Hi ex
cellent table board. 33.50 per week; quick aer
vice. AUTOMOBILES
For Hire.
FOR HIRE Phone North (7S0, night or day.
Ford car. reasonable.
MAIN 7151 Day or Night.
One mile. 60c: each additional mile. 25c
Automobile Repairing?.
CENTRAL CARRIAGE. WAGON,
AND AUTO WORKS
8. M. LOTD. Manager.
Truck and Automobile Oodlea to Order.
REAR OF 413 TO 431 EYL) STREET N. W.
MAIN 3145.
Falntlna and Lettering- a Specialty,
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 1
HORSES AND VEHICLES
TWO sorrel mares, three cheap horses, and
two buggies suitable for country, 4M 3th
at. N. W
LIVERY bTARLE FOR 8ALK-Conlitlng
pf ten horses and vehicles, ten boarding
horses f very tow rent; good going Luslneti;
will sell all or part: good reason for telling.
Address BOX lit. Timet oOtca.
BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES
uctaiiea lniormntion conccrnlnjr the following opportunities may
bo """"d frco of chnvjrc upon application to
BUREAU OP INFOTlMATION. UNlTPn rtatos nKPATlTMENT
- --. - jW -
OP LABOR. 801
ln1C.Y TJ? AUnnEVIATlONS USEfit BLAWKroe board, lodging and wajli
',"; J M rr month. PV Per week. PD Per day. PH Per hour. BAt--
FtCLtK. . .""" 'oBing. nutsn-uniurmaneu house, garden, luei ana mi
?a Tr. Adv.-transPortation may i
. iU!ie, omerwisa stated, It will be understood that all opportunities are 01
a perrnanont naturo, and the help Is desired as soon as possible.
AKM LABORER APPLICATIONS
Maryland.
7JrI. ?c" Co' . ne '"' wan for icen
erai 0rk ou arsln and dairy farm. Any
fun, J M!,,' . Ex''' " ru wlmer, ll TM
summer. IILW. Summer wages March IS
..F,nibr 15.
2r?i'.'m "'"mora Co. Two married mea
kb lMrmr ror truck farm work. Any
ii.'hii" fii Enlldrea permllta.1. Tr. adv.
IliM S!f7r.n" "aK Wrk 'r
Vli-stnla.
2r-,,.'i'rr.n Co n married man. mid.
aiw' !Lp.r.,,"red' cr "" rden.
!.'"ml!a,ol,n engine for pumplnr.
els. Any KB. n0 objection to 1 child.
rtnMTr'.,5dX'..,rom Washington and ae
Sutfri' SS.FU' 9ui-rs and board fur
in me JXlfe ,u eooklng and laundry at
!?.!' Wanted April 1.
irli!w 0T,.0,k Co. One married and one
.nl..n?n. ,or milking and assisting with
f.Jli?1 '.7;,ri,Z?rk'- Wnl, American pre-
f--"'. Norfolk Co. One married man for
"""l rm worK. American, while. Other
KJ!t . KxP' . N objection to two w three
children. No Tr. tii PM winter, HO PM
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
WOtlKINOMEN It's up to you to Inventl
gain our say so. It we can save you a
bunch of cash what'a to prevent you from
buying here? And we sure do try to sell
new pants to save "mon." See what M to
13 will buy, and tell the boys; one price.
Jl'BTU'H OLD STAND. 1 D. 1
Floor OU.
SPECIAL PRICES of tt.23 for 5 gallons of
floor oil. PLAZA AUTO SUPPLY CO., 401
403 Mass. ate. N. W. Thona M. 1777.
Painting.
PAINTER, paperhanger, plasterer, kalsomlner
wants work Rooms papered, II; painted
K.7S. P. OOLDHI.ATT. 1KJ Pa. ave. nw;
phone Main K13AV, 1
Mattresses and Box Springs.
srECIAI-Halr and felt mattresses made
over and renovated: all sites, fl only.
BAOI.E IIEDDINO CO.. 130 Tth St. N. W.
p-i N. 30.
House Repairing.
DROWN & CO.. 4T II N. W. M. 3MJ. Will
do your painting, paperhanglng, general re
salrlng; first-class: reasonable. 1
Insect Destroyers.
THE IT. B. INSECT DESTROYING CO.
Guarantees lo kill any bug or Insect. it
10th st. N. W. Phone Main Xl.
Paints.
P-UFFALO A. L. O. PAINTS.
Sold hv OEO. A. EMMONS.
31 M lit. Pleasant sU N. W.
CRAVEN &CO.,0.rinn5
mater-
paints, oils
and glass. 1MT Fa ave. nw,
Main Kll. 1
Upholstering.
C5 nn Piece In tapestry. Have your
ep.UU turnlture reupholstered where you
get a guaranteed jod. iiai.hmuiiiu ur.
HOL8TKR1NU CO.. Ml II at. N. g.
Carpet Cleaning.
CARPETS THORO AND CAREFJLLY
cleaned: rugs woven from old carpets, mat.
tresses renovated. Estlmsles turn, ALBERT
KAHLERT CO.. 333 D St. B W. M. 3PI,
Masquerade Costumes.
Masquerade Costumers.
B. C. M. nURTON SON. 911 K N. XT.
MultiKraphlnjf.
Hungerford Letter Co. 25!o.
201 Heal Estate Trust Dldg.. lllh A II.
PERSONALS
MISS WELLS
4. 931 G st. N. W.,
Manicuring and Scalp
Treatment Hears ) I
Apart. 2. third floor.
PROF. H. N. D. PARKER
Hours. 1ft a. m. to S p. m.; Sunday. 3 to (.
OFFICE. 710-713 ItOND BUILDING.
VIRGINIA K. HOLT,
Ite Assistant to Prof. Parker.
Hours. 1 lo S, and by appointment.
Office and Residence. 1413 N St. N. W.
MISS JAMERON, manicurist and chiropody;
hours, 10 a. m. to p. m. 1212 New York
ave. N. W second floor.
AMY ELLIS TInvliiTM,ESCAU,
713 Uth St. N. W. Phone M. 7311.
MRS. ORA L. FIELD i0?jcAND
Treatment; face and scalp. Her lor a short
time only. 3lt 11 st. N. W.. 2nd floor.
MASSAGE Mechanotherapy, Osteonathr.
Scientific Swedish treatments at residences
by appointment. Dally from 10 a. in. lo I p.
m. Bunday until 3 p m. 314 Kenola hide.
LOUISE MAIERKSrasa.,
chiropody, halrdreaslng all branches taught.
Open Bun. 8M ICenols Dldg.. Uth It O. M.4434
MICC RARFR MANICURING.
JIUOO DtDCl 8HAMPOOINO. SCALP
Treatment. 09 O at., opn II. H. Pension Off.
MARILDA WJLLtAMS. Manicuring, hair
dressing, scalp treatment: 10 to 7. Anart.
21. The Caroline. 703 lllh at. N. W. XL f40.
MT MAY?81" na """P Treat
iVWOO IVl I O ments; ihlropody. 43
to 415 ICenols Rldg. Hour 10 to V
JOHN H. ARNOLD,
Upholstering and Cabinet Work. 04vN N. W.
MI9 PAIN Manicuring and Scalp Treat
mi SO -U IN wrM. 1U 1th It. N. vv.
Apart. 1. Phone Main 7425.
' DRESSMAKING.
R. L. LAWSDN. 1332 Columbia t.
DR. REED
SPECIALIST
804 Seventeenth Street
Oveh 30 Years' sucpesstui rrsctii. in t'
UVCrouiCglS Curi of Ctronlc Nervou
and special Diseases of Men ar.d Women.
Means Healtrhto You If You Suffer
Irom Catarrh, Obesity. Rheumatism. Constl-
Ballon, Piles, Throat. Lungs. Oram. Heart,
lood and Skin Dlsesses. Nervous Dtblllly,
Kldnsy Diseases, Uladder Troubles. Specific
Wood Poisoning, Eruption. Ulcers jid All
Private Diseases Cured vfor Life by Safe
Method.
103. 3cterla vaccine and all Ih new se
rums and anti-toxins administered.
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished
CONSULTATION FREE
Private Waiting Room For Ladies.
Office Hours. 10 to 1. 3 to 1 Sunday. 10 to 13.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
Real Estate Loans
No Commissions
Easy Monthly Payments
no unnecessary delaya or
extra charges on District
Ileal Estate.
Assets Over $2,600,000.
Over 1120,000 in, profits
for past year paid In cash
to members, Including; bor
rowing members.
Washington Six Per Cent I
Permanent Bldg. Assn.
nm v at. s. iiv
4-l"ll"I-M"l'4-l-H-t"l"l-H"I"l"I-4
MONEY TO U)AN on real -state; lowest
rates: prior payment privileges; large
amount TYLER ItUTIIlInPtlHU. H7 Kit.
MONEY TO LOAN-I2M to 3M0.0U0 on I). C.
real estate, oevsrai irusi ;unus. 44 10
ntr cent. All transactions vonduct
sa
with
economical consideration for borrowers.
n.ir 11 a Aiitic.fia- . .
outhsra BuUdlns. 37 uth sL N. W.
MILLS miiT.hiNr:.
iwwr aj Ms
summer, 110 AF, Bummtr wages April 1 to
September 30. , ,
70-i7lj Gloucester Co. One married mar.
for general farm work and U foreman if
competent, Any while EBexcept IlallJ.
3-5 cows. Exn. Children lermlttJ.
Tr. adv., and deducted. S2S PU. JIOFl.
TRADES.
Maryland.
371-llM-ll. tlalllmora Co. WanteJt ma
chinists, round house work; IS machinists
for -erecting: shop work: 30 machinists ror
back shop work. Car repairers, and car
builders. Machinists, JJc-rw Pill car re
pilfers and car builders, piecework. Tr.
adv. 10, hours I'D, on Saturday.
DOMESTICS.
District of Columbia.
SI7-33M. Washington, D, C. One colored
woman for rooking, helping to clean Fri
days. Not less than til I'M and home.
MISCELLANEOUS.
District of Columbia.
tSM. Washington. D. C. One stenographer,
must be accurals, speedy and well educated.
One experienced In patent work preferred.
Opportunity for adrancment. S33 TM te
start.
FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.
(ROOM AND nATIt HOUSE; good tepalr;
uT".iii simiiiufHii wnarves; rent, 91s.bo;
IM .Water at. aw.; key at 1K. II. V.
HAUL CO.. Ml N. Y. ave. nw. Main 171.
FOR RENT-SIX.ROOM IiniCIC HOUSE:
large rear yard; haa just been papered and
put In thorough repair; rent, lll.io. No. Ki
Morion t. nw. Kev In Ut.
H. F. SAUICO.. 34 N. Y. ale. n
Main
271.
113 4th BT. N. W. Blx-room house, 317; six
room house. 311.60. ie
313 3rd St.
N. W. Rrlck house, five rooms
Key 114 3rd st. N. W.
and yard.
tUl orJn,r P' room and bath t30.H
5S? Hit.BwA?omV!,(J ?"'
1447 7U a.. 7 room and bath. t7.ll
Heat and hot water Included In the abor.
Str. 2103 14th L nw., with living quar. CM
Apply A. R. Willis, ih Portlier. l!lK A U nw.
RENTING A SPECIALTY
f'r. Prospective Renter; Look over t'y big
For Rent List before you decide on your next
house. It it is not on my list give me a de
scription of the property and what aectlon
you want It In I will art It for you.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
M"e. 311. 303 Pa. ave. fl. E.
APARTMENT TO LET
Unfurnlched.
APAI1TMENT. 4 room and hath, hot-water
heal, all plumbing, clean and fresh. In
Alexanrdla. one block to cars for Wasnlng.
l?nvFnt KM- BLAYMAKElTS CORP..
312 Kins; st.. Alex.. Va. i
APT. 7. RERKSIIIRE. 1412 m.nx ST.
. V'T4. r?.- b,h' reception hall, gaa
and electric lights; phone, awnlnx. screens.
elevator, etc.; 333 prr month. 1
314S MT. PLEASANT ST.. APT. 3-Cers
pass door: 2nd floor t-room npt.;large iicrch:
all outside rooms: southern exposure: sulMet
from April 1st until Oct, 1st for fS5. Col. 1K
1
CHEAP FIAT. N. E.
S large rooms and hath, good repair; rent
til M. No. 12174 Mors t. N. E. R. F.
PAUL CO.. 931 N. T. ave. N. W.. Main 271.
Furnished
ARTISTICALLY furnished two rooms; iirl.
-vale bath; reception hall: sleeptns; porch,
kitchenette; suitable for M. C; referenda.
30SC st. N. W. i.
FCUR ROOMS, bath and porch; newly pa
pered and furnished: electric lights; tele
phone; near both car lines Apt. L Owasco
Annex. Phnn North 1223-W.
737 11th at. N. W. Two front rooms and
bath, or for business.
Wasted.
WANTED
VACANT PROPERTIES AND ,
APARTMENTS TO RENT.
W cannot supply the demand for good pr-
etty. J.et us list your now,
NO CHARGE.
PATJL V. MITCHELL COMPANT.
1413 Q it. N. W. J
FOR RENTSTORES
FOR RENT-714 H st. N. a. a bl bargain,
store and f rooma and bath flat! electric
lights and modern show window; only a few
floors from th and II sts.. crossing car llt.es:
Sbn't miss It: only 350.
IT T lirvtvr'K.o..,v. .
7lh and It sts. N. E'."or 1314 F st'.
N. W.
GOOD RUSINEBS IX)CATION.
Rent recently reduced to 320.50. In good
repair. Just the place for a Chinese laundry
or merchandise store. 304 Pa. ave. N. W
R F. SAUL CO.. 334 N. Y. ave. N. W. M.271
FOR SALE HOUSES
PREPAREDNESS.
A man on even moderate salary can RUT
A HOME wltb money be 1 now paying out
In rent.
INSURE YOURSELF AGAINST
Hardship If simply tb exercise of good
Judgment and foresight.
See this beautiful lz-rom, colonial design.
Convenlsnt to 3 -ar lines, all government de.
sartmnt. publlo school, chbrche and autre.
PltlCU ONLY 33.1S0.
Email cash payment, be lane like rent.
House, No. 1429 C St. N. E., Open
TaliS. IJth D rr to 13th and c sta.
ne. Walk 1 square fast, or E. Capitol
car to llth St.. walk 3 square i-orth. U
LOOK THESE OVER I
uefore nun NO.
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL
On and'On-blf Square From
UNCOLN PARK,
0n.,U '.u ' E'J bu NerUl Carolina a
and C St. Oo at th moat beautiful iKt
tlon la th city. I rooms, tils bam. Urm
Ut, eorct). All ndero Improiemacial
Only 1100 cash snd balance like rent.
S21.50
Mr auoth. Including Interest and prlnclsu.
PRICE, $2,250.
Open dallr and Sunday until n. nv.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
FOR SALE-Small bakery and house chiap;
good location. Apply Mr. SCHMIDT, Cist
St.. Capitol Heights. Md i
SUUURUAN HOME.
Only one car fare; with stable and 17.000
feet of land. Now vacant. Mouse 8 rooms
and lath and cellar. Price M.0U0. TYrms,
3300 cash, and entire balance (33 per month,
principal and Interest,
James Morris Woodward.
733 Wth st. N. W.
HOW TO PB TOUR OWN LANDLORD
on 3100 cash and 313 month, at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particular drat
postal, telephone, or call on WM. IL
RITCHIE, 418.413 Colo. bldr. Tel. M. 1043.
For Sale or For Rent.
NEW six-room bungalow; porches, cellar,
electric lights; block from cars, 11, M,
RUITH, Phono Rosslyn I9-T, Arlington, Va.
1
FOR SALE FARMS
TWO MORE GOOD ONES 38 arres on 11. V
& P. V., this side of Quantlco; Ixarlng
fruit, small house with bldgs., stream; 11,?00
cash; 4a. garden land, woven vvtro fenced,
100 bearing fruit trees, stream, well, spring;
near Palls Church. Va., 11,600, Hve me for a
farm or suburban home, .1, JEROME
UOHTKOOT. 1401 11 si. N. W.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANOE-Slx.reom brick rl , E.,
clear, and 15.000 iln atotk for eight or ten
room bouie In N. W. BOX 157, Times offK.
0EATHS
DUNNINOTON-Suddenly March 31. WW. at
I I. m HAItltlCITIS 1IUWIHU.X.
Jsollce of funeral hereafter. I'
CLKARY Suddenly, on Monday, March 30,
"".." ' '" 'i-iiaiiu, Deiovea son
of Alice and James Cleary,
You" suffered much, you murmured notl
We watched you day by .lay.
Until at last, with broken hearts.
We saw you pass away,
.. i . . ., Mother and Father.
Funeral from Ms residence, M 1) street
southeast, Thursday morning ut 1:30, thmce
16 St, Peter's Church, where hlaii mass
wU be sajd for repose of his noiii.. Rela
tives and friends respectfully Invited to
atteira. Interment at Mount Olivet Cem
etery. aARNEn-Buddenty, on Tuesday, March II,
W, THOMAS A. OARNER, belated hus
band of Clara II. Garner, In the jlxty-nfth
year, of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, Z713
Ontario road, on Friday, March H, at I
P. m,
Q'CONNOIt-On March 20, at 10:15 p. m. at
!l'..J'l,!nce' Ma Bherman nvo CATH
ERINE M Ihe beloveI daughter of Agnes
V. O'Connor (nee Tobln), nnd the lata
Timothy K. OX'onnor.
Notice of funeral hereafter, . 1
PLUMMER-On Tuesday, March JJ, 11. at
313 T street northwest. LOUISA ll wife of
Nathan Plummer, aged seventy-three.
Notice of funeral later.
(Ralllmore, Md papers please copy).
SimiERLAND-On Tuesdy, March 21, H,
i.uwiir.iiA. n wne or me late ituban J.
Sutherland,
Funeral services at her lale residence.
313 C street northwest, on Thursday, Msrch
a. at 3 p. m. Relatives and friends In
vited lo attend. Interment at Canan
dalgua. N. Y.
IN MEM0RIAM
(Notices for this column are accepted at U
rents flat, either pros or poetry. In case no
lle does not exceed ten lines. And 10 cent
for each line In excess of ten.)
UNDERTAKERS
Embalmers. Funeral Directors.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKER & LIVERY.
223 Pal Av V. V
Telephone M. 1S3J. .WASHINGTON. P. O.
JOHN R. WRIGHT CO.,
1.1.17 loth Hi. X. W. Worth 47.
JOSEPH F. BIRCH'S SONS,
nosi M St. W. W. Wnl 00.
JAMES T. CLEMENTS' SONS,
ISIt Wisconsin Ave. West 804.
. MARTIN W. HYSONG CO.,
1014 .MaxsnchaseMs Ave. Inln 8420.
ADOLPH j. SCHIPPERT,
2003 Pn. Ave. West 1311.100.
ULRICH & BURDETTE,
1S20 Wisconsin Ave. West PS0.
S. H. HINES & SON, INC.
171.1 14th ttt. North 130H.
R. F. HARVEY'S SONS,
15X1 14th nt. North 281.
THOMAS F. MURRAY,
:0O7-2011 Nlrhola At) S. K. Line. 120.
GEORGE W. WISE,
2800 Jll St. We-Mt 1S3.
W. W. DEAL & CO.,
81(1 II St. N. K. Line. 34tt4v
HARRY M. PADGETT,
7.1Q 11th St. S. K. l.lnc. 1XJ0.
HERBERT B. NEVIUS,
028 Kerr York Ave. Malm 2387.
WILLIAM H. SARDO & CO.,
40S II St. N. K. line. 524.
GEO.P.ZURHORST'SSONS, Inc
.101 Knat CmpHoI St. Line. 372.
W. R. SPEARE,
S40 F St. Main 4280 42S1.
P. A. TALTAVUI.L,
44.1 7th St. S. W. Mnln 187.
THOMAS M. HINDLE,
8th nnd II Sta. JV. W. Mnln KST.
O. B. JENKINS,
3 II St. X. W. Main 4804.
THOMAS S. SERGEON,
1011 7th nt. X. W. Mnln 1000.
FLORAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
of every description moderate prices,
a DDE.
1314 F St, N. W.
CEMETERY LOTS
Cedai Hill Cemetery
Washington's Newest and Prettiest
CEMETERY
FOR WHITE TEOPLK
lta on sale and selling rapidly. Ruy
now and save 0. For limited time,
lot are .selling 3 times cheaper than
any cemetery In the Diatrlct ot Colum-
Lots $5.00 up ??,.
Special rates to organizations and so
cieties. For further Information ad
dress JOS. J. CAYLOR,
Treasurer. 7a tth st N. K.
Telephone Lino. 333. Auto service..
. VITAL RECORDS.
Births.
John E. and Ilertha E. West. Ctrl.
Prank II. and Sadie Wallace, bo.
Oscar M. and Madeline Thorne, girl.
l-Yank A. and Marie A. Schroff, hoy twins.
Domlnlco and Nellie Slmone. ulrl.
Joseph T. and Marion T. Rivers, s'lrl.
Vergne W. and Inex II. Potter, uoy.
Otto M. W. and Ruth E. Nellson, Iwy.
Wllnier P. and Julia Moore, boy.
trharles N. and llerlha II. Mead, girl.
Joseph- M. and Helen V. Kober. Iwy,
Robert and Ethel V. Kldwell. boy.
Harry and Annie Klllman, girl
Ilernard and Daisy Harding, rirl.
Iluio V. and Minnie V. Ilcrlltli. Jr., boy.
William and Ruth Harper, qlrl.
David O. and Nellie K Hooilno. boy.
Prank A. and Ida i Qunthcr, bov.
Ralph Y. and Helen Eastman, girl.
NVllllam nnd Helen Eacovallle, boy.
Carey and Mary Davis, girl.
James 11. and Athena Chaconua, lioy.
William and Edith Yerby, girl.
Robert and Carrie Hvvann, girl,
leon andjlleatrlce Hchencks, clrl,
Hamuel and Prances Magging, girl.
Eldwood and Oertruile Johnson, girl.
William and Alice Fletcher, boy.
Henry and Mary Coates. hoy.
Charlea and Katie Hell, girl.
Deaths.
Emma M. I.lbbey, 70 yrs., P23 ltli nt. nw,
John A. Douglas, 57 rs., 11 W st. nw.
(leorge J. Nixon, 41 yrs.. Gov, llns. Insane.
Mary n. ninitn. u r., ju.u 11 ni, n,
Mary E. Lugenbeel, "8 yrs., Wash, Asy, Hos,
Julia Quill. 61 rs., 60 I st. nw.
John U. Fuller, M rs Gov. IIoh. Insane,
Richard Cleary. yrs., irov. 110s.
Catherine M, O'Connor, 25 rs :'j03 Sherman
Florence illnch, 43 re Hlbley Hos.
Mary A. Hamilton. SO yrs,, 665 P st, ne,
Robert N, Day. 73 yrs., 1515 R at. my.
William A, Humphrlea, 18 mos Hlblev Hos.
James Robinson, 19 rs., Gnrfteld Hos.
llufus llennett, 70 yrs., rear of 1333 N. Y.
I.eo U Rrooks. 1 r 313 Onkdnle st. nw.
William Ragland. M yrs. Free linen's Hos,
Helen Johnson, f yrs,, Children's Hos.
William Hell.. 63 yrs,, Wash. Asy. Up.
Rosetta Williams, ii yrs., 155? Sth st. nw,
Cornelius. Daw, 38 yrs., 470 Washington st.
nw,
Rratrlre C. Farley, i- yrs., 1740 K st, m.
Richard A. Tanner, 35 yrs., 431 L St. sw.
Sadie Montgomery. II rs.. Prcediitcn's Hos.
Mnraball Johnson. 1'. tk, XX) ttlt t. n.v.
William John Mnkell, 77 yrs., I.ti N st n)v,
Virginia A. (Iraily. 1 r 310 W st. nw.
Ernest Hawkins. 3 rs 1H1 Lcllrnll it. nw
RUG WEAVING
OUR wo. en rugs ste guaranteed S eaie;
rarpela cleaned and scoured, uijj i.au.
RIL ECUl'SE. 303-311 Uth at. 8. W. M.UIi-J
Speciiail Notices
SPECIAL DOLLAR SALE IN JEWELRY
ruw uuinu un,
JULIUS If. WOLI'E, 11th Ic U sts. N. W.
Modern Dentistry All Branches.
Painless Methods reasonable price. Worst
guaranteed. No charge for advice. Special
ists In treatment of iUgg Disease. Two of.
Pees,
U. 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 401 7th N. W,
b. e. dental association, fl. e. corner
Ith AND K B. E.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION
7.00 K1TCIU5N PAINTED T.Oe
ror March only. II. ELMER URIPVIN.
Phone W. 10L KttUit.
DON'T WORRY.
Send all your Printing Troubles to
THE ANDERSON PRINTERY,
1407 NEW YQRIC AVE. PllONB MAIM Jt.
ARTIST will sacrifice several fine oil snd
water color paintings for few days only.
Call or address 421 O st. N. W. I
' PUBLIC NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMIltA, Wash
ington, March 21, l. OrdereJ: That tho
Ilulldlng Regulations of the District of Co
lumbia ar hereby amended by adding to tho.
'reels listed under Hectlon 32a, tho following:
"West sldo of First Street, and of New Jer
sey avenue northwest, between F ind a
streets." OLIVER P. NEWMAN. LOUIS
UROWNLOW; CHARLES W. KUTZ, Com
mlssloners. D. c.
PROPOSALS
OI'FICE OF TUB COMMISSIONERS OF
THC DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wah.
Ington, March 3, 1911. Sealed proposals will
be received at this office. Room 309, Dls
trlct Ilulldlne, until Z o'clock P. M Tuts.
day. April 4. IMC, for furnishing and dellv.
ering during the fiscal year beginning July
1, U18, and ending June 30, 1917, for us of
the various branches of tho Qovernment-ot
tho District of Columbia, supplies, aa fol
lows: stationary; printing; school books;
furniture and house furnishings; tinware and
hardware; rubber stamps: plumbing sup.
piles, groceries, and provisions; boot and
shoes; drugs and chemicals; paint and
brushes; lumber; meats, flsh, and poultry;
dry goods; Ice; electrical supplies; aaddlsry
and wheelwright supplies; kindergarten sup
plies; laundry werk; automobile supplies;
oils and lubricants; photographla supplies;
tings: athletic goods and playground equip
ment. Form of proposal, specifications, and
mcessary Information may be obtained from
tha Purchasing Officer. D. C. Room 3:0.
niitrlrt Tlulldlnr. In annlrlnr sneclfy the
class of supplies for which forms are desired.
OLIVER r. HKWUAHi LAJUin uiiunn1
IXJW. CHARLES W. KUTZ. commission
er. D, a J
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SOFA COUCH, bed complete, sideboard.
pictures, other furniture, northeast corner
of lllh and Irving sis. N. W. !,
C. T. HUNTER'S sanitary dust-kllltnc lloor
oil Keeps ine norB v.icii ,.u ..... ..
gives them a polished finish. Good tor your
furniture. Try It. Only 60o a gallon, de
livered. 113 Pa. ave. JS. W. Phone M. 645S.
IRON BEDS. 31.00 up, with spring and mat
tress, 32; remnants oilcloth, 20c yd.; Ft
oUum, 300 yard; ga range, 12.50 aet;
bargains In all klnda furniture. 1123 7th N.W.
ONE 8TKAM TAIHJ3.
B. I. ARCHER. Alexandria. Va.
LADY' haa two suits for sale, 33 each: new;
also handsome set of furs, worth . will
take 310. It sold at once. VH Massachusetts
ave. N. W.
K. & W. MABTEIl VIRRATOR and colls,
for Ford auto, reasonable. Apply 211 Pa.
ave. B. E.. Phone Lin. 3038. S
TWO-INCH continuous post beds. 34.50; Na.
tlonal aprlngs. 33.50: good mattress, 32.35;
mattresses renovated. Johnson s. 1213 11 N. E.
TEARING DOWN COLUMBIA HOSPITAL.
All kinds of building material for sal.
SIDNEY L. HECKINOER CO..
Utn ana u sts. n. v.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-Rabblts. guinea pigs: also can
ary SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 713 12th
st. N.'W. ,
HIGHEST CASH price paid for worn cloth
ing; either ladles' or men's; send poatal;
will call. U. TARSHES. 1J0S 7th t. N. W.
Phone North in. 1
Highest Price
Paid for
OLD GOLD.
M.SUTIN,
203 ICenols Rldg.,
llth and O sts.
Artificial Teeth,
Silver. Platinum, Dia
monds, and Jewelry of
very Description.
See Me First.
WANTED-Furnlture. piano, carpets, etc.
Phone M. 13S2 for wagon, or have u calL
MWE8CHLER'S." 120 Pa. ave. N. W. !
WANTED furniture for cash. Bell yur
good to the man who give th most
ooney. See HOPWOOD. Sth and X. 1 1
CLAIRVOYANTS
705 EIGHTH ST. N. W.
MME. CARLETTA,
Impresslonal Clairvoyant reader. It you are
In trouble, despairing over again of being
happy, call and see MME. CARLETTA, the
VEILED .MYSTIC. She CAN and WILL
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