davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FOR sALE-BELGIAN HARES. FROM PEDIGREE
stock So 90 pair: also fall bulbs such n hys-
sintn tulip. erocus. Chinese and Gala lily bulbs
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT-BY THOS. ].
!. FISHER 4 CO.,
NsNs N EsUt ~ NJ

FUR RESTnBY TH0S; J. FISHER CO..
l7llConu NV -1sr$3oo.06 1925 q st. Or ~. 80 90
1872 Vt av 2or. 90 G04 21st NV Sr... 35. 80
1901 St. 17r ss.a $ nsi 90 90
S0i3 st NV. III. 10 ~ 91S LIST NV. Or. so
lsa5 st NV. lsr. 10000 1927 9Th NV, H.. 2O5o
1893 Jen pl nv. 14r .00 sic 7th st ss 7r. 1850
!3lS Vt aT NV, III. 100 90 z6 Mass ne. 7r .i5UU
1928 10Th st NV. 15r100O0 1873 II st ne. sr .l400
f SSs ls!h nW st nS: 2oaos s. lst
i52l De Sales, 1Ur .I9Vo 6 Baldwin $ row ,5r sUu
lSos Goth NV, Tor. 1900 115 l. st Sc, 4r. ESQ
929 S2 18th NV, lor GO zsis Champlains av
81 isss ; g s ~ Di: cse;; 400
IsSs s Yale :. Lot 1'!s q ss5. Del 800
sss nv. 10! hiss e. Mass nsssabss 5s s,s rs:
!zio Z cap ST. ior oo00 ne. per an u i 100
FURNISHED ANNUM.
18th bet Q and Il. 5000 WoOdley lane. 500
18th bet l&K ..6, 900 $ bet ffth&17th NV i G0o
ioth BET H&l NV %, 400 Phelps pl NV. ......1 500
sthaisss
10th bet o&r NV. 3 600 Yale bet 13th&1 4th 500
Conn aT pet H&l So0 Sunderland place. 81 $3.50
bet l!th3lsth NV 900 10th nr Dupont cir L 800
2oth bet & Q NV 3 900 bet 2Oth&2Ist NV 200
Vt av bet L.. 100 18th bet U&v .li0
Mass av mr. 18th nw.2 400 N Car av bet s2s SC. 800
18th bet L&M NV. q. 100 l5th bet II & NV $40
iowa circle NV; 9 100 H av bet L&M nw..7ao
n. u.u,, W FLATS. IS
Th y Siaury So.33 4f io.V1 Ihe Marion, rms,
iEe Maury. No-52, ar 1000 from $S5 to $42 each
Is ssHais S rSSR15sB
OFFICES,
bidg st6&D sts $25oov, 1928 st, desirable offcs
eda-1t 81. "a n .10O0a lila st, desirable oncs
" 81, Lf .6O.WI $40 b st, desirable on1ces
tsai "a front. . 70 e05-7 7th. desirable oflces
IL T. 80 'front.' 300 Century bldg" new
oLz,id 81, II. 1900 bldg. all tmps single
l1lS st NV, No. 4. 10 C0E rooms from Si2 to $3S
o1 cor i2th&F NV, desif- per Entire floors,
able Offices, from $12.50l 3I2b per mo-
70 >ooOO bl7 l4th st .65.O0
STORES
Bldg sth&D sts. $3.50. COL 623 Ut (base) $500
4S1 Pa av NV. rs. .00 1928 II st........,.35OO
STABLES.
ltOa Mass av trearl$40 00 1912 14th (rear) 1900
u42-44 VT court NV 35 00 1923 av NV trr) .l5 90
!46 st NV rear)- 81 80 170S 18th (rear) 10 20
lIlI st NV Gear, 5Ool 121s 9th st trrj. 800
oCAAkEHL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE RENT
NG AND COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM MI
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES
For fuil list OF furnished and unfurnshed houseS
mats; offices. stores and stables apply at ONCE
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AIRFAX. SO6-sOS F NV.
$50. so. Sto&cel. 7th&M NV
S35. Monmouth Chambers
$50. so. >. 81 II NV, Or, ba
5000. 1924 T NV. Sr, ba
$50. so. go Q NV, Sr, ba
$50 so. .17th&K NV, store
$50. .1622-24 7th NV, sto
$50. Mt Vernon apis
S27 so. .14O4 s NV, Sr. ba
S25. so. .1605 Sth NV, 7r,b
$3.50. zoos 9TH NV, ,7r, ba
$25. so. .2102 18th, Or
$3.50. .320 7 NV, Sr. ba
$40 f NV, Off rs
$23. 90. .22S Fla av NV. .6r. b
$22.50. 2210 14th, sto, sta
$50. so. .704 Sd Sc. Or, ba
$50. .Hyattsville, Md
so. 1909 Lowell, Sr
$lS.50.111 Mass av NV, 5r
$lS. Randolph, Md
$3.50. .614 Tenn at, Ir,b
$15.50.-...111S c ne, fiat
$3.50. III 4th NV, 5r
$3.50. .6O4 + NV, 2 off Is
$3.50. :. 1889 Sth NV, Or
$15. ...:... Clarendon, Va
SIS. .6O4 F NV, 2 Off r.3d q
$3.50. .517h 10th Sc. 5r
$f2.D. 81 n Sc, Or
5000. 1918 Del av sw, 5r
$40. Stab r'r 1874 10th NV
$3.50. SO NJ sw, 5r
$3.50. $40 st Paui's ct, Ar
$3.50. .Holledge court NV
SHED.
$l35. N H av. 12r, ba
$13.. z NV, 12r, ba
$12. .Sund land pl, 10r. b
500. .R NV, i0r, ba
$lW. @ nr 18th, 10r, b
S45. 80. Newark av. Cleve-
land Park, 7r.
S35. so. HOS 24th, 7r, ba
$30.50. All II NV. Or, ba
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O NAL(OA,
ma. ave.
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S6 La av. heated. SIS. 90
1881 10th. office. heat. Is. 90
4S6 La av,2 basmt rs.12.5O
aS2 La av, heated. 10. 90
STORES.
1SO0Pa aY, 2r, Gel, misses. 90
1902 Pa ar, sto, 4r. .35. so
l257-59 32d. lge rm. 35 90
1917 Pa av, ,1r, Gel, W 80. II
Blacksmith shop, bet
1920, L&M. ..... 80. 90
221o nth, Ir. sta, ,w.g.25.O 90
s36 Gath, 2r&sto, ,w,g. 20.5O
.1755 L, sto. eel. :. Is. so
1918 NJ, II, Gel. W. 1900
1906 11th. shop. 1000
STABLES.
1912 G. 2s,ch,l,w,g.$l5.O0 90
1l42 18th, SIS. wr,l W. 1880
18th, 10Th, L, II, los
and side lot. t.......15.O 90
716 18th {rr). 3s, VIZ,
!, ". .1O.W
is29-31 L. 5r, w.....7.0O
.'' oc9. If
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FOR RENT A DELIGHTFUL 3-SToRY AND
Socho Ssssmeas mp pres brick house on st within II
Cd: low rent-$31.60 month. Apply
oeS-0 EARLY LAMPTON, 616 18th Ut. d =.
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FOR RENT-STONE & F.
$3.50. 10 Thomas cir, fur
$3.50. ....1304 X Law, fur
$50. Iowa cir. 15r, 3ba
$1a5. .719 9Th st NV
$125. 1887 X NV. f6r. 2ba
SIPS. ...........1730 p st
$50. 33. .211O o NV, ,12r, ba
$75. 1903 y NV, 12r. ba
$65. T5. 1851 Mintw'd, 13r, 2b
S65. Is. .227 9th ne. 12r
S60.75. .1003 II NV, Tor, ba
$50. a.75. .3101 18th NV .12r, b
S60.I5. .1S47 Mintwood pl
$50. 80. 1905 Yale NV, 12r. b
$40. 10. 1922 18th NV, 12r, b
$50. 70. lila 10th NV, l2r
$50. 10. .1350-6S Kenyon
$sO.&. .917 X NV, 10r. ba
$50. Warehouse, " j av
$50. 1882 r NV, 12r, ba
$47. 80. Isis s NV, Tor. ba
$3.50. .161S 18th NV, 1Or. b
$3.50 1915 5 NV, Or, ba
$42.50. 1927 Ken's'w, 1Or. b
$3.50. .3402 Morgan v,12r
$i0.75. 1857 Ken av, 10r, b
SAC. 30. 1000 Sth NV, Or
S40.5 80. .211O 1st NV, Or, b
$40.50. .1143 21st NV. .1m, b
$40. Monmouth Chambers
s37. so. ISL 18th, 1Or
$31 so. Mt Vernon apis
$3I so. 1917 18th nw.11r.b
$35. so. .604 Sd NV, Sr, ba
$&. so. 1920 18th NV, Orb
$3.50. 30 Q NV, Or, ba
FURN1
So. 900. F nr 18th, I4r, 2b
$500. 10th NV, Dor, 2ha
81 500. % near 21st, 12r
$1,So0. p nr 18th. 14r, 3b
$500. Thomas cir, l5r, %
81. .Wo. 18th NV, IOr, 2ba
$3.50. Iowa cir, 15r. 3b,
8 months at $500.
$50. :. II / av, 1Gr, 2 ba
$3.50. N II av NV. 12r, b
1t
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FOR RENT-BY wESCoTT & WILCOX.

FOR RENT by WESCOr
1912 17th, 12r, 2b, mi $50. Is
500 21st, l2r. b, mi. 40. so
1882 T, 11r. b, eel. mi. 40. so
716 10th, Tor. b, mi. .35. 80
S012 Dumb av, Sr,
b, Gel, mi. so
oil 23d, SRI eel. mi. 30. 80
1874 +, Sr, b, mi. ...27.5O
3042 Camb' &c, Or, b, mi25. so
2l29 Pa av,- 7r, b, mi. 25. so
243 K, Sr. b, W, g..2U. 10
621 7th Sc. Sr. b, mi. 1S. so
S02 N II aver, b, mi. 1880
l062-84 Both, ,5r, eel, ,wl2.50
S32 oath. 5r, W. ..l2.5O
2223 st Pauf's ct ,5r. II. 50
2IO4 X, 8r, We'll. 90
FURNISHED.
1915 10th, 14r, 2b $3.50. 90
1105 24th, Or, b, mi. 40. so
FLATS.
1871 10th, Sd d, 6r, b. $55. 90
1915 T, 3 & 4 rs, b, fur &
ss5' ssa5u.s s.os' os20' '2'' $50.
$50 20th, Ar. b. mi. 1850
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LINKINs, 500 10TH ST.
Flat. 500 H ne, ,7r&b. %. so
5s Defrees, Or, wa. 1850
437 Goth NV, Or, b. 1880
2I1S e, 6r, wa. 1880
2420 N, Or, wa. 1880
1892 18th Sc, Or, wa. %. 80
237 I'D NV. 4r. wa. $3.50
RES.
1915 Pa av nv, ,sto. SIC. 90
2201 p NV, opp mkt.20. 90
1125 23d. sto&dwl. lis. 90
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-FIRM COMFORT
able. durable. beautfful. undetectabls painlsss
DIR. L. y. WILSON
ec<slm~ 1908 st. nws
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. "
ls12-14 II NV ,20r. $l25. 90
l0l llth ne. 14r, 2b.
stable. ~. 90
217 Pa av. 15r&b. SO 100
2Ol p, Or. b&store 40, DO
" Q NV, Or, b. furnce. 81. so
316 H. Sr&b. q. I'D
107 10th NV, 7r&b. .25. so
$50
1913 Pa av NV, fine larre
new store 4 cellar. Of
fer wanted.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SAIlE-BARGAIN N A 2lSTORY a-RoOM
frame In HyAttsvfiie; CORNER house.: lot a3xian:
both electric and Price rssipc,.d fr,p,
$4,000 TO $1,000 10 immediate purchaser
II LOUIS ID. WINE a CO. 1904 r st. NV
FOR SAILS FINE LoTs-BACoN ST
Best location the Heights 2Oxli5 each tn
alley. Price only sl.0o square foot
X. s DONALDSON
III a2o 10th NV.
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FOR RENT-N CHEVY CHASE Mn FTTRZISI-
ed house Of ten roofing all modern improvements:
electric light; hot-xAter heat Address HOME ~
Chevy Chase II iss oc26-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT--HANDSOMELY FURNISHED To-
room house; baths; NV. corner; rent reason
able TO careful parties. Address NORTHWEST
star oifice. It,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE EQUITY IN $4,000 HOUSE
Columbia Heights for city or suburban lots;
good chance for nice home. Address or apply TO
WANTED PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
The LARGER the PROPERTY the easier TO trade
City or town. Suburban county
Il. s. DONALDSON
II 500 10th NV.
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$500 The American House $50 65. .1712 nw Tor
500. .S0S 7th NV. store $50 SO. NV .,r
$S3 "a 227Pa nv NV ST. DIV $50 -. 40O7 5th NV 7r
SIS. .2119 NV, 11r $2S. .1O15 Goth NV, Or
f15. 1850 Q NV, l0r $25 80. .2313 nw lOr
.1729 Q NV, 10r $27 so. .713 18th NV. sr
$I5. 1921 NV, l0r SIS SIT Savannah nw 81
&l6 .225 e Cap st, Ie$25. The Milton 3r
S65. ..9l1 NV, LIE SIS. 1909 Lowell nw 1O1
t6l so. 1000 I'D NV. 9f The Thomas. oilce
S61 81. POI Cap st, 14r S25. 1927 nw ONCE
$50. 1900 Kenesaw nw LOT $24 so .4421 Kansas avSr
$50. 1914 NV. LOT $225 1881 4th nw Or
500. 500 NV. office $50. 40. 1894 Mo av Ur
SEQ. .432 9th NV. up'r Nj $40. .6O2 Erie NV 81
x06 1929 NV, LIE 81 $50. .20S H NV 5r
s55. .1229 2lst NV, sr S1S 40. -. 416 ] ay Or
s3l so. -l0l6 22d NV. or $3.50. .6l5 av nv, or
$50 65. .2207 NV, Or SIS 30. -. 1884 NV Or
s5o.65. .9l7 NV. llP$15. 80. 1926 10th NV 6r
$50. .5S- 1S39Vernon NV ,12r SIS 80. ,4S2 III sw 6r
5000 3012 18th NV, i3r SIS. .615 NV Offices
$50. :107 Pa av, st&dw SIS. sol NV. offices
100 l2l6 z Capitol 10f SIP 50. 1920 NV, Or
$50 All Fla av nw l0r $12. -. .323 7th se store
$o0 1850 Kenyon NV l2f $l2- 300 7th Sc. store
$40. so. .914 NV 11iI $1l 80 2ll6 NV 5r
$40. The leamington, 5gl lSll. ., 163S Huron 5r
As. The Victoria Sri Bio So 1922 Wave NV 4r
~ me kensington SO 80. 914 21st NV store
5000. 22O3 NV Sri 3i0. 80. .iiso Inion 81 4,
$40 1888 nw 8ri SIO so i6oi Kramar no q.
$aoo3 1913 Il NV, LII f10. .. .4O2 Wilson NV Or
so. IS 1872 Mw' kee. lfrI Ss.50 49, 1901 81 NV "
$40.60. .S05 9th NV, 1OrI IS 30. .3t3y7 d nw 4,
$40. The Cameron 5fl &0......2 Frtstoe Ct 4
$40. The Luzon, Or IS. :. .25l2 18TH NV 4r
$3S 10. :. .2201 K NV, Or .61 M No q
$3.50 1910 18th NV. Ii5...... .sl4 nv, ONCE
$S5... .2o2o 18th. 1irlS5 ..ll36 Gushing se. 4r
, SSf CON Pete list OF property for rent send fog
oc26-n B. H. WARNER CO.. 91o NV.
FOR RENT : MODERN 12-ROOM DWELLING
with stable; well located NV; rent, $50.
oc2e-3t' 1907 i st.
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL, TIT 18th NV,
FURNISHED
+ ST 1SrN ~
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FOR RHNT-HOuSES.
UNFUNNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY JoHsIQuINN. AT 7TH ST sw
1875 10Th NV, stos dw1., stm. heat, 12r $50 90
1906 Z ST. sw.. RUS. and bath, mi. 30 40
III Pa ave. NV, large sto. and sta...... * 90
Sl5 q st. s.w, rnix-and bath, ami. 1880
100 N St s.w., sto- and dwl., 6rs., s. e. wa IS 90
zig g ST. s.w., rnsl, sewer and water. >. 13 30
III II st. s.w., ruslt sewer and water. >. u 90
oc36 2ts III
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR RIGHT MAN OR WOMAN GOOD OFFICE
business; small cost; special advantage for pro-
fessional typist. Call after Pm "a Atlantic
building IT.
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FOR RENT-E1.EGANT FURNISHED DWELL
ing on Delaware ave, near Capitol; 10 rooms.
bath; steam heat; carpets and nice furniture;
$10o per month. THOS.e E. WAGGAMAN 917 f
ST NV. oc263t
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FALL OPENING IN NEW
WINTER CARRIAGES.
We showing all the new ytylcs in
Coupes. Rockaways and Station Wagons
JAMES z. PROBEY.
1870 32d st NV
Some big bargains in Second hand Broucaams
knekaways. etc oc5-26t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-THREE BEAUTI,
full houses; rooms each: tiled bath room; drst
floor hardwood finish nne location; rented at $50
per mo. each Price, $4750 Owner will ex-
change for unmproved property. See photo of
houses at our Office. GASCH BROS,
oc1S-tf 1907 st.
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGED FINE CORNER
lot in desirable section Of northeast: 24x94Is wll
exchange for small house southeast or northeast
oc1S-u GASCH BROS. 1907 r 81.
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IPSON, 1885 r ST.
1881 II ne, Sr&b. .$22. 80
1881 G ne, Crib. ;. .16. 30
1921 Gales ne, 8r&b. 1880
1875 Gales ne. 5r, w.9.30
1903 H ne. ball. .25.0 90
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MACHINERY, ETC.

FOR sAI.E-KNpwLES COMBINED PUMP AND
boiler. ix413xlf; 2H-P. Otto gas engine; 6xi2
sde-crank engte; 1oH.P. low-pressuTe Iocomo-
tive boiler: alsk 25-H.P. feed water heater.
]. e HURLEY
Phone 49, L Ce22-6tn 1910 Ohio a..
MACHINERY. BONERs. SAFES. ETC. HAULED
9i h1istsd & and nd, ps. plsS estimates I given. MER-
je224.f
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-2 DAIRY FARMS, ONE GRIST MILL.
in fine order, and several small and large farms
around the city and on the Potomac river FOR
sale cheap. Also 9rcom house and 10 acres for
rent at SIC per month.
oc24-St' JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 r.
WANTED-VIRGTNIA AND MARYLAND FARMS
In exchange for well-located Washington city
lots dwelling houses and business property. Send
postal for ny farm blank.
JOHN II. WALTER
se26-tu th,s-39t 1921 F ST. NV
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FOR RENT-CHOICE NV. LOCATION-REDUC-
ed to s105-Handsome stone-front residence No.
1411 X st. NV, near Franklin Park; 12 rooms,
baths, furnace and large stable; handsome hard
wood finish, mantes and gas fixtures; in first
class condition. A. F. FOX Co. Inc, $40 ST.
I
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FOR RENT
1882 st. NV; 10 rms. and baths; hot-water
heat; "a IT. front.
Price, $500.
oc26-s m&w-3t f. LODGE HILL, S12 st. NV
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-.'SrANToN'' APARTMENTS. ST
bet LIST and 2d sts- ne, and 6 rooms each;
anil: elevator. steam heat hot and cold water;
prices range from $3.50 To S35; building will be
nnlshef In Nov OSCAR W. WHITE, lila st.
se1l-tf
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MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE, ON ACCOUNT OF
fl-health-A strictly cash corner fancy grocery
and market store in the NV. Address BELL,
Star Office. 1ts
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FOR RENT-D. D. THO.
8 3 NV, lar, 2b. $50. .00
1920 n NV, 1Sr. 80. .Oo
1880 Roanoke. 10r, b. 40. .{s
s25 22d NV. 9r&b. 30. .OC
1880 h ne, Or. b,sfo. $3.50
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NEW BRICK HOUSE,
ROOMS AND BATH.
We have 3 Of these houses for rent In one Of
the most desirable sections Of the northwest.
it MARTIN BROS, 1925 Pa ave-
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Taylor. flames Nice. Torbert, William L.
Tydings, Bernard ]. Werner. Girls-Emma
Bergman, Maude Z. Downs. Martha E
Field, Maude b. Goddard, Bessie c. Max
well, Nora c. O'DOnnell, Minnie c. Pitt,
Lillian NJ Rose Viola A. Smithson.
Section Ii: Girls-%Clara L. Birkner
Flora f. Briggs. *Ida NJ. Buscher, -Emelie
\. Cole Olive r. Columbus, Nellie NJ Dali
ley. Lottie A. Dom, Lula VI. brennan,
'Pansy A. Duckett, Rosa E. Fisher, *Ethel
d. Graves, Harriet J. Hasebarth, Mary r.
Hennen, Edna E. Howarth Alma E. heem-
lie, Annie E. Kelly, Catherine V Kiefer,
Margaret c. Leonard, Sue f. Nyman, Isa-
belle Peacock Anna f. Perry, Willie H.
Perry, Catherine E Phelps. Minnie E.
Phelps, Adelaide j. Philips. Ida NJ Posey.
Wilhelmina Rosendale, Alice NJ. Sherpless,
Ruby c. Shaver, Bessie B. Sheehy, Augu-
rite Weidemann. Jennie NJ, Wright
Section MI: Girls-Mabel Bartlett. Mag
gle Beach. Edna NJ. Becker, Daisy Con
molly. 'Estelle L. Dant. Irene A Dieterich
Clare E. Douglas. Pennie J. Duke, .Alma
Farden, Ruth c. FitZhugh, +Louise Foley,
Emma A Guschewsky, May Helms. Katie
Hurst. Barbara Kretschmann, Ellen Love,
Virginia Matthews. Florence Mattox
MARY A. Meehan, Louise Mitchell, Ruby
G. Poe. Goldie NJ. Randall, May j. Raw
mcnd. Rosemary Rhode Mary E. Wilkins
Section Nj: Boys-Ralph Mel. Bowman,
Robert A. Boyd. William H. Boyd, William
Huntington. George B. Furman, Milton
Goldsmith. Bernard F. Miller, Henry E.
Platt, William c. Watts. Girls-sLula A.
Fee. Mary L. Frank. Jeanette B. Ganss
Geneyieve c. Kelly, LeOnOra kiesecker
mabel E. Padgett, Jane Scott, Helen B.
WEIGH, Mabel F. Wilson.
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INVESTIGATING HOME RULERS.
Ugly RumOrr About Members of the
Hawaiian Legislature.


dispatch from Honolulu dated June
!. via San Francisco, June IA, says: Judge
a s. Humphreys of the circuit court
has ordered the grand jury to in
vestigate the acts of the home rule party
for the purpose of ascertaining where their
campaign funds came from and for what
purpose they were spent. This action was
taken as the result of the claim that the
home rule members of the legislature par
took Of lunches at a well-known restaurant
and permitted the owner of a street-car
line. which was after a railway franchise
to pay for the meals
An attempt is being made by some of the
home rule members to have the governor
grant a second extra session, or at least
extend the present one, which is now draw
ing to a close. They assert that they de-
sire to pass the loan bill which is fmpos-
sfble at the present session. which was call
ed for the sole purpose OF passing the
measure.
DIR. Fan Yet Sen. the Chinese reformer
left on the America Maru June 5 for China
for the purpose OF starting revolution His
intention is TO overthrow the empress dow
ager and the mandarins. His idea is to
nave China ruled by a president on lines
after the government of America He saws
there Will be a strong force at his back
ana ne has the support of many prominent
WMte men of China, well as thousands
of natives This is the third revolution he
has attempted in China, and he is confident
that this attempt will prove successful
DR.. Sen would not state where he intended
to land in China or give the details of his
plans There will be bloodshed very soon,
he 6.rl rod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15
HOspitabIe Record of Almas Temple
Mobiles at Kansas City.

Kansas City Is talking of the great
record being made by the representatives
Of Almas Temple of this city at the
annual conclave of the Ancient and Arabic
Order Of the Mystic Shrine.
The Kansas City Times of June 13 says:
Almas Temple of Washington, d. c.,
which sent twenty-seven delegates to the
Shriners' convention, has done more in the
way of entertainment than any other visit
ing temple. The delegation secured a por-
ton of the banquet hall Of the Coates
House as a headquarters, and at once made
it an oasis in fact for the hungry and
thirsty mobiles and their relatives and
friends Up to last night 5000 persons had
visited the Almas headquarters, which has
been in charge of Frank X. Raymond, po-
tentate of the temple; DR.. F. V. Brooks
F. w. Behrins Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Brooks
and Mrs. Oscar w. Roome. Each visitor
received what was desired in the way of
refreshment and handsome souvenir.
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FOR A LOCAL ABATTOIR.
Butchers' Association Arranging to
Compete with Western Concerns.

Arrangements are being made by the
| butchers association Of this city to organ
ize a company for the purpose of building
an abattoir on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac near this city. The animals to be
slaughtered are to come mainly from nearby
points, thus supplying local market for
beef cattle. The decision to provide a
source of supply for the market here, In
| dependent of the great western meat pack
| ing firms Is due, it is said, to dissatisfac-
ton with the methods of those large meat
| houses. 1t is claimed on the part OF the
| local retailers that some kinds OF meat are
not properly butchered; that while Its
healthfulness is not affected, the meat has
| a flavor which is not liked by their Gus
toners.
Complaints to this effect, 1t is stated, have
been made to the western houses that now
mainly supply this market, but the cause
of complaint has not been removed.
It is further asserted by the local dealers
| that the prices Of meats are fixed at daily
| meetings of the representatives OF the meat
pa cking houses, and that practically the
market here is under the control OF one
man. It is a further cause OF complaint
that these packing houses, not being salts
fled with supplying the wholesale trade,
have also entered the retail market ana
sell small quantities to any one VINO may
apply. . .
decided to organize a company with a capt.
tai Of $4,000 which amount. 1t is stated,
has been completely subscribed, and pur-
chase a tract Of five acres OF land in Vir-
ginia, where a slaughter house ts to be
erected and the necessary cattle pens can be
supplied.
The butchers association of this city.
which has been in existence for five years.
has now a membership of $50. Its omcers
are John r. Kelly. president: j. II. john
son. vice president; George NJ. Hunt, sec
rotary, and ]. Donovan. treasurer.
There is also an organization or the local
agents of the packing houses doing bust
ness here. Of which c. E. Lyman. the rep
resentative of Swift g. Co.. is the president
1t is said on behalf Of the packers that
there is no attempt to fix prices here. nnt
that the market rates are determined by
the Chicago quotations. 1t is also claimed
that there is no reason to complain of the
method of handling meat
There is some talk of refusing to handle
the goods of the western concerns. and the
statement is made that supply for the
local market can be obtained in this part
OF the country. On the part of the western
packers 1t is asserted that they are not
aware Of any local boycott against their
goods.
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IN RESPONSE TO COMPLAINTS.
Attorney Duvaii OmcfaIfy Reports
Upon Alleged Nuisance.

Mr.. A B. Duvall, attorney for the Dis
trict, has submitted an opinion upon the
complaints of citizens regarding the iron
works at Sd and r streets northeast It
was declared in the communications re-
cefved by the Commissioners that continual
hammering at the place constituted nui-
sance. Mr.. Duvall says:
"A nuisance in contemplation of law may
be said to be anything wrongfully done or
permitted which injuries or annoys another
in the enjoyment Of his legal rights.
Whether noise alone constitutes a nuisance
depends upon the circumstances of the
case. While triflng occasional noises incl
dent to the ordinary use Of property or the
prosecution Of trade or calling do not
ordinarily constitute a nuisance, though
persons in the neighhorhood are disturbed.
nevertheless lawful trade not especially
noisy may constitute a nuisance IL pursued
at unreasonable hours.
and abatement of such a nuisance as COM
planned OF by Indictment by the grand jury.
In such case as that under consideration
private parties especially injured have
their private remedy by an action for dam,
ages, and they may also maintain a bill In
equity to enjoin the continuance of the
nuisance
1T is suggested In the complaint that
public space. is improperly occupied and
used; If this is the case, the Commission
ers have authority to require the removal
therefrom."
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Flood Suferers' Entertainment.

The entertainment to be given at the Ma
tfonal Theater next Wednesday evening,
under the management of Harry Park for
the committee in charge of raising funds
for the sufferers from flood in eastern Ten
nessee, promises to be a success in every
respect The United States Marine Band
and fifteen numbers. participated in by the
best local talent, will go to make UP a
program of merit. The President and the
Commissioners have been invited to be
preSent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15
The Pierrepont.

The Pierrepont. at the ocean end of New
Jersey avenue, Atlantic City is now open.
A full view of the ocean can be obtained
from the house. There Is an elevator to
the street level. and rooms can be obtained
en- suite, with bath. j. L. BechteI, the pro-
prietor of The Pierrepont. makes a special
rate for spring. The ocean end Of New
Jersey avenue Is a very popular section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15

Charles w. Botsch and Andrew Loeff1er
have separately written to the District
Commissioners complaining Of the alleged
unjustness OF the regulations prohibiting
the driving of hogs through the Streets
Mr.. Loeffler says it Is only desired TO drive
the hogs between the hours Of 10 p m. and
6 am. Pending the establishment Of sta-
ton between Stott's and Silver Springs
for unloading hogs, he asks that nothing
be done against the hog drivers