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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-09-17

GERS thought him superb. He was al
most as good as having no Secretary
al all except the President.
YOUNGSTERS MAN THE TURRETS.
And Presidents and Secretaries and
Admirals come and go, but the navy,
like the nation, goes on forever. 1t IS
a world OF itself, which dwells in an
armored citadel at sea. We see sail
ors in blue on shore: we catch glimpses
OF masses OF steel in our harbors; we
hear OF target practice ana
ers. A civilian on the quarter-deck
Is as CONSPICUOUS as the cat that walks
across a stage. In this wonderland
youths are taken from Iowa farms ana
New York streets and taught to DO
their own sewing and washing and to
handle a twelve-inch gun as if it were
a conductors baton. The forecastle
grows Younger and more American.
"A splendid lot of boys" av viii n
he meant kids" said a British Ad-
miral. For the British Navy still be-
Heves in the bluejacket of the thirues'
hardened and tough, with his clay pipe
5tting into the vacancy of missing
tooth.
Yes. sir" said the ensign addressed
who was proud 10 admit they are
kids
Our record of target practise is held
nv Youngsters, the average age OF the
hist crews being between twenty-oAe
on5 twentv-two. The idea of turning
a sailor loose at thirty, when 1t IS 100
late for him TO begin any trade or
civil occupation, is against the gram
Of our institutions. which would make
every man a producer. After thelr
four years service the nien rarely re-
enlist. which IS Manufacturing 10 our
naval officers. but gratifying in anoth-
er sense. Their discipline and clean
living serve them in good stead. They
settle down to become useful citizens
A naval officer told me of meeting on
a Pullman a jacly who had been in MS
guns crew only four years before and
who was now in business and making
five thousand a year.
IF here were war" said the officer,
would you cone BACK to the fore
CASTER"
In a minute. if it were a big war
and the country needed me"
II officially we have no naval re-
serve mighty Of number in paper re-
ro-ts. we have one in fact in the
many thousan7 Is Who have served their
erlistme-t ar9 would return on the
call Of the nation.
In Intelligence our seaman is with
out equal This one can say con-
fdentlv after making comparisons.
However. the young American is no
CLAW OF the Kipling song. but free
and independent citizen of the repub-
lie, and he wants TO see the reason
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-09-17

does, the interview must be denied
or a court-martial may result.
Once You are initiated, once the Of
ficers no longer look on you as an out
slider, but one of their number, then
you find yourself part of as highly
critical body as any literary gather
ing that ever dissected the newest
author to arrive. The wardroom now
pays its respects to Washington. It's
criticisms, all who know the navy well
have heard, and frequently there IS
much truth in them. The wardrcom
uses the ships and fights them. After
initiation, however. in all secret circles
comes the second degree" When the
fire Of criticism is hottest, and you are
led to think that our fleet is the worst
in the world, it is well to ask:
do you think that two of our 10000
ton battleships could hold their own
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-09-17

old black-powder days when lieuten-
ants reached the age of forty without
ever having had charge CT a landing
party or a petty gunboat. Unused to
responsibility in their formative years,
they come to high command late in life
when our navy numbers score of bat
tleships. Before they have had time
to learn how to command big squad
ron they are retired.
WHY THE MANEUvERS ARE
RESTRICTED.
Their desire to close their careers
without any accidents against their
names does not favor the practice of
difficult maneuvers where six or seven
million dollars worth of property
might be- wrecked by slight defiec-
ton of battleship's helm at critical
moment. The youngsters ambitions.
hardened by the intense application of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-09-17
The Fist OF the Nation
Our Fleet a Homogeneous
Unit Prepared for Any Command
Frederick Palmer in Golfers.

Among captains OF industry Admiral
Evans enjoys a favored position. The
tighter ne makes his merger the bet
ter We like il. His capitalization is
more than 3,5OOOOO tons OF muzzle
energy issued at par and unwatered.
In half-hour's action ne might send
stocks higher than any number Of
dividend declarations or lower than tae
withdrawal Of all banking support. A
Hartman or Hill is only master of a
section of the national esophagus,
while an Evans directs the fist of the
nation.
Powerful is the Admiral, but not so
powerful as the President of the
United States. who, without waiting
on public discussion or the advice or
consent of the Senate, may start the
feet toward the Pacific. And the Pres
ident himself two years hence may
be a private citizen with no official
authority to transfer midshipman
from one ship TO another; and two
years hence, when he is retired, the
Admiral in civilian garb might have
20 introduce himself TO the MILDLY in
charge in order to get a ride on a
man-of-war's launch. AS for the Sec
rotary Of the Navy, he is a supercargo
who signs official papers.
Recently we had an amiable one who
never went deeper into the subject
than TO learn that it is the gun and
not the turret which is rified. He was
a philosopher who accepted himself as
n passenger and enjoyed his vacation
voyage exceedingly. The naval Off
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-09-17

Mightiness, the Rear-Admiral COM
mandlng-whose commands are snap
ped out TO the fleet over the wireless
or fluttered out by the signal-men
from the bridge OF the flagship. Some
captains are liked and some are not.
OF those who are not some are old men
Who take life easily, and some who
take life too seriously. 1 know one
captain who was called from end to
end of the ship. though he never knew
it, Pete, the soy another was b IL,
the Busy" another was "Alice-Sit-by-
the-Fire." ard another Mac, the
Mad
WHERE EVERYBODY TALKS
The senior mess is called the ward
room. Here sit the responsible ward
ers of the ship. The junior mess Is
called the steerage. Here are the i'm
migrant arrivals, if you please. Would
you remain young, never refuse an in
vitation to the steerage. Though you
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-09-17

of discipline instead OF accepting it as
the exalted preTogative Of officers.
Bringing him down TO impersonal cog
work in machine must be managed
adroitiy. Therefore, does the Vain
wright Board recommend that the art
of dealing with him be impaired along
with higher mathematics at Annapolis.
In gun discipline and in actual visi-
bic realities ne is splendid. He likes
the shooting. and this accounts for our
wonderful target record.
Ashore, he is mis- own man. watch
ed a liberty party leaving ship on
one occasion, and at the gangway the
executive hated the free and glorious
soul who was about to see the sights
OF the town.
Now, that way of tying your scarf,
my boy. is individual, but not regula-
ton
'.Ay, sir" And JacIy arranged it.
The instant he stepped on the quay,
however, ne jsrked it askew again,
this time to suit himself. And the
way he ties his scarf, after all. is not
so important as when stripped to the
waist in the sitting heat Of the turret
ne should never fail in the GOODNESS
and the promptness of the perfor-
nance Of his part as the human con-
Meeting current between the parts of a
complicated machine of destruction.
1 recall another jacky ashore waving
his hand toward the starboard gun of
the superposed turret. He spoke to
it as a railroad engineer to his throt-
tle-as to a living thing.
They don't give you any leave. do
they, Molly dear?" he called. tits
shame and still it amt in reason
Evening star., 1907-07-31
Gov. Vardaman Injured.

JACKSON. Miss. July 31.-Gov. Varda-
man was badly bruised about the shoulders
in a railroad wreck Monday evening In tho
railroad yards at Newton. Miss. The pas
senger train which the governor was
travelling crashed into the rear OF an engine
standing on the main line coaling. His In
turies are not serious. The express mes.
senger and three passengers were also
more or less severely injured. 80
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. ak ROOM BRICK
house II aa a on
sCRIvENER. $40 Az 1t. NV. 1y275t
FOR sALE-CAPrToL HILL REsiDENCEs-
8. 30 Corner house. Q rooms and bath; furnace.
SSS-Xo 7is a" st ~ Se s room: % and ISs%is' sasS.
jaSss SHEA ga 3, iIs Ia sa .Ss Sa S..s
FOR sALE-NoRTHWEsT RksDENCEs-
=; $50 eaeh-Nos u to a % IT. NV; sdjoin-
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ss.oo-,T., st. near 10th st. NV. rms and
q, ,soo-"H' St near ast st. 9 rma and bath !:
!. sssoc-.s. st; near is.h st. NV. rm. and
E.doonNe:. n H. =; ave, and .r'' st. NV. 10
,yz1-eod.a JAMES = SHEA. e4s Ia. ave. NV.
FOR sALEIoUfHwEsT REsIpKN0Es-
ESss E !; {. ,ess: sss.: "a "a ,s, bathroom.
. .s:. a. az :. and .sss
s'ooo-isss :ss s.t,. !. '.".. near 'o' st.. rooms
A.7So-Ne.r l4.h and sts-. 8 rooms and mod
> ss.ooo-Neer 18th and .'B" sts. sw.. 9 rooms
ts1-.od. t JAMES +. SHEA. CAS- La. ave. NV.
FOR sALE-BLOOMINGDALE Residences
"a. H.S00-On through st., near ". Capitol st., 8
rooms and bath; furnace heat.
N.ooo-.U" st. NV. 8 rooms and bath: cellar;
s1saT SSaass 5 ROOMS os TWO FLOORS; on
Church: % g.; :,o. ,e2 Iizo,s close to st, Martins
jy27-eod.tf JAMES r. SHEA. 843 La ave- NV
FOR SALB-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS RESIDENCES
$6.500-Harvard-st. home, close to 18th st. 0
rooms and tiled bathroom: cellar; hot
water heat.
7.25o-Near 18th and Kenyon sts.. Q rooms and
bath: steam heat.
S1.5Oo-Kenyon St. a few steps from l4th st.,
10 rooms. baths.
f12, ,500-West Of 18th ST.; semi-detached r.
brick stable.
ty27-eod.tf JAMES F. SHEA, e4s La ave NV.
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FOR RENT-BY SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
704 18th NV. Phone Main 2346.

FUN hEN1-b1 SHANNON Il LUCHS.
704 18th NV Phone Main 2346.
1924 Il NV. 1sr. 30. l1I2I 2oth nw.sr.b .s5 90
per year. = 900 90 1896 l1th NV. 6r b. 80 so
l!S3 NV. 14r. 2b. 100 90 ia Bryant 7r b. 81 so
2llI Bancroft 10r IS 90 457 Park rd NV 7r b3Z so
1900 Fairmont, lsr b. 75 90 1443 W NV, g. b. 80 50
1Sa5 NV. 1iI b. 70 90 % Grant pl NV. .7r b. 80 80
BIB 2lst NV, lOr, b65 .00i 81 ne iIr b. 30 so
1905 NV. 11r. b. 100 1871 18th NV 7r. b.
l76z NV. lOr. b. SO 90 key 2008 18th NV. Is. so
1896 nth NV Or b50 90 8s8 9th ne. Or. b.. 80
305 NV. l2r. b. 80 OO 459 Luray pl 6r b.27 so
l!32 10th NV. l0r b47 so 140s Md Or b.. 20 so
5l23 l4th NV. 1Or b. b.4550l72 av, 0r b.. -. so
20O3 lst NV. sr. b. so 1898 Pa av &C. 6r b. 25 90
113O 18th NV. Or. b. 40 00l 1345 g Sc Or b. 49, % so
22l0 1st NV Tor. b. 80 so 2O1S 9th nw 6r b. % so
1901 9Th NV. Or. b. 81 so 1921 d sw Or b. 20 so
lIl2 Cnrcn. Or b. SO so 1910 ne 6r. b. is 80
33is Pros av, 12r 35 80 go Myrtle Or. b.17 50
FURNISHED.
!ISS 81. NV. IA rooms and bath. 10000
lISO Corcoran ST. NV. rooms and bath. :. 30. 90
lol seaton st. NV: rooms and bath. AZ. so
APARTMENTS.
435 NV. 6r. 80 00 735 7th NV. 5r. 20 80
4o' NV. q; b.. 90 1908 Col I'd. No 30.
v1:: 1::n :ss 8. 80 & g 81 s. i;
Ihe Nansemond t9ZT r I av nv. 81. b ~. 90
Flat 9: 5r. D.. .35. so 1910 F me- 6r. b. 80
sIs nv. sr. b.. 80 a1sa 10 2sis N NV sr,,a "a
1882 Chaplin. 81. b. 80 so 1925 35th 5r, b. SO
i7oS i7S willard er b. e 90 1884 sc. 5r. b. key
17s8 18th nv. q &3n. X5Ol
FOR GOOD COLoRED TENANTS.
s29 Del av sw, Ar. b. 500 at A me- 6r b. 20 90
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Look for our Green and White Sign
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FOR RENT-HOUSES,
UNFURNISHED.
FOR RENT-MOORE HILL QNC), 1888 NV
YNEIrRNIauEn

I'LL lNC.), 1853 u NV.
3150 Q. 7r, b. 30. 50
1874 Nd av ne. Or. b. 30 50
llW O nv, Sr. b. 80. 30
ule N 81 av. sr. t.@. 80
1872 d ne, sr. h. 80. 80
270o p NV. DR.. b. 80. 50
Langdon. D y, 11r. 80. 06
1919 II. Or. b. -. 80. 90
2OO8 I'd NV, 6r. Z. .T. 50
8l4 N C av re. sr.b.y. so
552 Col I'd, Sr. b. .26. 90
1919 Fla n ne.7r.b.2.1
SIG Shepherd. Or. b.25.0
1904 f ne. Or, b. $3.50
sol Spruce NV, ,6r. b. 25.O
523 2lst. Or. b.. .23.O
'l7l2 Johnson aver BIS. 50
1923 r ne, Or. b. %. 80
1915 5th NV, Sr. b. 81 50
sos Spruce NV. .6r. b. 2.50
l4S Gresham. Or. b.2.W
1000 9th ne. 81. b. 2.50
1882 Emerson. Or b.2m
llH Fia av ne. .Sr, b. ESQ
45l N J av se. Sr. b.2-W
CT p NV. Or. .0.30
42l NJ ne. Or. R.....0.o0
623 I ne. Or. o ....0.0
1899 X Sc. Or. l. 10. 20
2Ol Mass av. c&M. 20 80
I29 Hickman, 6r. b. 1880
1903 v NV, Or. b. 1880
10th 4 d se. g.. l.. .11.0
90 Myrtle ne. Or. b..11.0
IL Myrtle ne, Or. h.1I.0
99l Fla av NV. Or. 1850
047 Florence NJ. Or t.l0.0
G29 Florencs N, ,Sr b. 1890
736 N ] av NV. 5r. 1850
1918 Kirby NV. 6r...lS.0
312 2lst. Or. so
il3s 3th ne. 5r. w.12.9
3226 Grace, 6r. ....11.W
lO1I n J av Sc. 6r. ..l1.0
513 Freeman's ct. Ar. wS. 80
CLEVELAND PARK.
1920 Newark DC. b. ..42.50
$50 Newark 81, b, ..42.0
2945 Maconb. Or. .b...42.0
1910 Ross pl. Or. 1850
STORES.
TBS 18th NV, lge sto. 200 90
f332 G NV, lge sto. 1880
iO1l H NV. lat d. .63, 90
7l8 11th NV, lge sto. 5000
1913 18th NV. .sto. Tor. b
3034 14th. $500
900 H nv .stO, dwg .S. 20
1900 f1th We, StUce. $500
2126 14th NV. store $500
S1O4 I1th NV. store .25.0
Cor I'D & N. store. 23.O0
1910 1lth. coal I'd. .25.O0
3222 11th NV. >.ore .25-0O
3224-26-2 40 11th nv,
large stores. 900
11th Sc. whsc O.O0
Tenn av & f ne. ....1O.0
OFFICES.
1882 G NV, 2 & 50. .125.W
Theater bldg,
4th d, 1r, 'j5xd5. 10000
72S 18th NV. I'd d.
3r and toilet. $500
444 9th, cor T., lge rm. 5000
1915 n Y av. ID d. 1900
I09 18th NV. .......35.O0
sos 11th NV. 3r. "a. 80. 90
tO11 Fl NV, 2r. 5000
The Severn. 1910 II
NV. No 10. 0........S.0
l34I l., basement 1000
1910 II. room =. 90
1910 ii NV. rm IA. 1000
1874 G, rms. .$13 s. 1900
1910 II, room 10. :. .lO.O0
sos 1lth NV. .b.O
626 + NV, Offices. ..--
HOTELS.
Hotel. 1877 rooms. @, 600
STABLES.
l716 10Th NV. ...... 5000
1885 Union alley. :. 1900
Rear Of ll40 lhth- 1900
Rear 55i Col rd tfOr
Ruto) .............14.O 90
Rear 1914 N NV. .2.W
Rear $50 Sd ne. 80. .o.W
Rear 171S 11th. 80. 900
ents under Apartments
-. ~~aA ~ NJ yUy
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Oh hpsNI-
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
GOT G ct. NV.

2114 O st. NV. 11r. and b.. ot-water h't. SIS 90
3Oe q st. NV. u rooms and bath. ....... SO. 90
Gil 30 se. NV, IL rooms and bath. ....... 45.0O
LII Corcofan At NV. lot. and %. 49,
114S Cofcosan Ut. NV. rooms and bath.. ~. %
lS29 NV, 10 rooms and bath. .......... $500
40 st. NV. store. dwelling and STABLE. 90
1900 Caroline st.. rooms and bath. ...... n. 50
l0o5-01 1st Ut. nw..................... 22.5
123 9th at ne. 6r and b.. hot-water heat. 20 50
1O2o 18th st. s.e.. rooms. frame. 10000. 1l.50
APARTMENTS
laos 14th st. Nv. ID door 5r. and b. b..... Is 90
223 11th st. Sc. rooms and bath. 80. "a. 50
q Seat0n st. NV. 2i floor. 6r. and b. -. ~. 80
STORES.
and two Ice boxes ................. $500
GA ID st. NV. lunch rooms. ............. LOO
FOR COLORED TENANTS
ia Madison ct. NV. LIST and I'd floors. 80. $50
ia Madison ct. n.w Sd floor. ............ $40
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UNFUR
2cO4 B NV. .12r.b,yr. sos
1893 p NV, TAR. 9b, yr1. 40C
1909 Mass av.l4rSbl50. .OC
1908 N nv. 20r. .3b. l23. .OC
20O2 Conn av. lar. 2b160. 90
2ll8 Wyo av, ,i3r, ,2b10O. .OC
ol5 r ! av. 15r. 2h. 100. .OO
II B NV. 12r, 2b. 30. @
1872 10th. lar. 3h. SO. 3S
1lO4 9th st NV. lar, %,
hot-water heat. 1850
1912 g NV, l0r .3b, STATS. .O0
lao P. lar, 2b. rs. .O6
9l Q. lar, b. b.....7o.OC
l141 Q NV. l2r, b. 1900
605 r nw.l4r.b. stars. 90
5 B NV. 15r. ID. re. .Oo
1881 11th. llr. b. .65. 90
l@ Calvert. Ilr,2b 65. .OO
l22S 18th. l0r. b. go 81
037 K NV. lG. b.. go. rs
l848 Mfntwood, lOr.
% tffom Oct u. 60. 90
1875 v nv. 12r. b. 80. 90
1902 10th. Or. b. :. go. 90
1908 Euclid. lar. 2b60. 90
1879 l. llr. b. 80. 90. 90
I753 8, l2r. b. -. 90. 90
1873 Corcoean. 12r. b. 90. 90
2029 o NV. 11r, b. 80. 90
l736 18th NV. cor s.
l0r. b.. $500
2100 10th, llr. b.. 300
Bill 18th, l1r. b.. IS. 90
l1So s. l6r. b. -. So. 90
1915 10th. 1lr, b. .b5. 90
1873 Col I'd. 1lr. .B. q. 90
1888 18th. tor. b. .5o. 90
l641 U NV, l1r. b. 50. 90
: 81 b I av nv. 1or,
b. stable. ....... -55. 90
1920 15tA. 6r. b. :. $500
1924 ii NV. Tor. b.. SO. 90
1911 II NV. OF. b. .55. 90
1852 Col I'd. 1&. b. So. 90
1871 U NV. Tor. b. .b2. SO
46l q NV. lar. b: so 70
1871 Irving. l2r. 2b. 80. so
1878 y. Tor. b. -. so. 30
I3SI I33d a1st. i%. i2. .. 80. 80 .0 %
l709 18th. lOr, b: 5000
LII Riggs. lOr. b. -S. 80
c&l r. Or. b. b......8.OI
l7ls Ore sv. f0r. b. As. 90
LIZA ore av. Tor. b. 90
Zsii iAtn. ". b. $500
i9l irving. LOT. b. AZ. so
!I.5 Church. lOr, b.42.0I
a!3Z 18th. 9r. b....42.DI
2ads ~ 18th. Or. ALSO
S5S r NV. er. b. 40 IS
L5I4 lst NV. 1Or, b. 40. so
dIi2 M NV. 10r. b. 40 so
81! 81! Hoimead. Tor. b40. so
Ia2d llth NV. 1Or. b. 80. 80
iS!S W NV. l2r, 2b.4 80
!SiS irving. Or. b. 40.50
1881 Corcoran, 9t, b
SMay 81. 1880
i53 i53 y se. lI. b....4O.50
i.SO @ lStn. 3r, b. 1850
toS toSs Riggs. Tor. b. 40. SO
~ 50 NV. lOr: b.. 1870
1919 lotn u ", ,lOr.. b.
Nv ~. .4O.3OI
30 90 y l av ne. Ut. b.4O.oO
o. y,n ~ ne. iW. o, NV h-3S.5
5aSS ! 1SS Eewton. Vr. 1850
81 a. Scnooi. lof. n..SS.W
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81 Rent Houses"
DAVID MOORE,
i82S New York ave
ryNFURNISHED

AoOhnp
York ave-
ilSHED.
| 2s2l iltb. 10r. b.. 1850
l32 Z Sc. I2r. b. :. 40. 80
Ii732 18th NV. Or. b. 40. 90
2sz1 18th NV. i0r. b. 600
1927 Riggs NV. Tor, b21 30
l26 v NV. sr. b. =. - 90
AIS 80 NV. Or. b. 81 80
1917 18th NV. 10r, b. 81 90
2I5 N j av nv. .sr. b. IS. %
1880 18th Bw. l2r. 33-0
l3ls Nd av. sr. b. 20. 81
1882 Newton NV Or, b35 80
2OO7 I'd NV. 6r. b.-.dz.oo
225 f NV. Or. %. $50
I452 Newton NV Or. b30. so
1912 Riggs nv. .Sr. b. .2s-0
SIS Fla. Lave. NV Or. b. 2. 80
G23 Fla av ne, ", b.25.80
IO4-12-l4-D % shepherd,
1904 E ne. 6r. b.. Is. 50
603 sth ne, Or. b. $3.50
iS4S Wallach. Or, $3.50
323 W ne, Or. b. 1880
3l9-S2l w ne, Or. b.22.0
i445 Pa av se. Or. b.2.0
1905 @ se. &c. b. .22.~
$40 and Skl 18th n.
go g. ,isn Hi;i;;'il:';.2 ne. Or. b. .21.So
l44l e se. Or. b. ..0.O
ID q ChannInS ne.
er. b. .W.W
2ItiAChann.ng. G...M0e
1905 O NV. for, b..1oo.eo
47SS Ontario. l0F. b. 100. %
e28 18th NV. LIE. .bf00.04
l13o Corcoran, Or. b. 1900
1872 @ -. l2r. b. ...10.M
i4l5 Hopkins, LOT. .b.S.oe
DeSales. l2r. b. till
oCt. sgOsvV
14l6 Pa av ss. O.. .b.1.W
322l Mt Pi av. 4r. b.21.oo
Binney. %r. b......N.0
f765 willard. %. Or. .b.27.5O
60 @ Nc, %, Or, b. .2o.5 30
1909 LIST NV, Or. b.26-6o
1908 willard, Or. b.26.50
2S18 l7th nv. Or. b.26.O0
Binney, 4r. b. ......2.50
$40 @ Ne. ist n.5r. b.3.so
636 q nw.3d a.5r, b-9.oo
2O2S n Cap, 5r, b. -2o.O
s 8 ne. 5r. b. .......2.0
315 Fl. Sr, b. b......-G.W
1854 Col rd, 3r. b. 300
Ferris, 7r. b.......3.W
Colonial. Ar. b, fur. .23. 90
1908 % NV. Or. b..A.@
22l7 n NV. Or. b. .24.50
25l3 l7th NV, 5r, b.3.50
23l3-19-2l-23 N NV
1st d. 6r, b. .....2.90
1854 Col I'd NV, 2r, b. %. 80
1908 Pa av NV. .7r. b.22.0
3l14 14th NV, Or. b..2.@
1912 Mass. sc, Or. b. .22-0
32S 18th ne. Or. b..2.0
1894 b Sc. 5r. b.. .20.0O
1I25 14th NV. = & 3r. b.
5000 to 1000
9O5h 9th Sc. Or. b.1S.5O
1911 oath NV, Or. b. 1850
21s 4th Sc. Ar. b. ..1s.50
1885 + ne. Ar, b. 1850
335 14th ne. I'd q,
Ar, b. rs. 80
i243h Duncan. 4r.bl5.O
$50 Orleans pl. Or, b. l4.5O
121Tia Duncan. ir. r.b.l3.5O
1925 F. ne. 4r, b. 1850
1918 e NV. Sr. ..... 500
D TENANTS.
Evening star., 1907-07-31

EU- RENT 4
212 Ut. n.w.. q rooms and bath .$30 50
228 18th Ut. sw.. rooms and bath. 1150
4O0 9Th st. H. 6 rooms and bath. ...... - 80
U2S-tf WEAVER BROS. 14l6 st. NV.
FOR RENT-BY Z. J. MILLS. COS 6TH ST. NV.
I2l eth nv. sto 9r 5000 Fiat22 Bryant Or b26 90
2l61 nv. Il, b. 3010 nat 224 Bryant 6r. .18 90
1905 9Th NV, Or. b. %. .50l2316 Cham av. Or. 10 90
Three eoora rear 662 4th n.e.. suitable for shops
jy45-tf
Evening star., 1907-07-31
FOR RENT-HOUSES,
UNPUBLISHED.

FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL CO., 1TH & L NV.
1920 7th store. $lOO co. 1921 10th ne. ar rs 80
4O6 18th. 20r. Ia OOl 1902 9th nv 6r. b. .2S SO
1851 3lst, l4r. b. .OOu0 1908 Fla av ne IT, q. 50
III NV. 11r. b. .6O00I ASP nw 7r. w.. . 90
1901 9Th nv ,sto DIV IS 90, I04 NV TT, b. .5 90
1851 Stat NV I2r h. 45 O0l 1928 Sth NV 7r b. Is 90
1917 6th NV lir b. .45 90 6sv Fla of. b. q. 81
l13S Riggs nw los % sol 1909 Marion NV 7r h22 80
lI1s 9th NV. Tor. b. 40 00t06 Mass Or b21 90
1lS0 18th NV. or b. 80 2228 G nv. 7r. b. 20 50
&lo Brtghtwood ave 1927 8th NV. 6r. w.-20. 50
store and DIV. ST. so 3SS 18th se. Or b.. 20 50
~ 9th NV. 6r b. 30. 80 l8zl 9Th Or. b. % 70
1882 14th NV, 7r. b. IS 90 go 18th me- Or b. l8 so
l13S 9th Or, b.. .3a. 90 sos 7th me- store. .lAO0
40 L NV, sto, dWg 3J.00 N se. 0r ... U.s. -
1858 10th. 9r. b. .S3 50 2i30 4th ne. S. rs %
e21 NV. 7r. b.. 81. Sc ll3 NV store. i2o
Ith Moefsn. .sto staa1 90 403o Gals (c0l 0rl145
6l4 NV. II, b.. 30. 50 203A It'll NV sto 2r .l2O0
ll12 9Th NV, Or, b.. 80. .OO Rear 1893 ct NV,
72t 9th ne. q. B.. 80 oO stable gas and ". 10 -
1882 9th NV, l0r, b. II 50 ele La ave, baseuseat,
1891 9Th nv. Or b. -. sol Szx7b ........s 20
1746 Sea ton. b{ceD26 sol IT'S 9Th nv %
LIST and Decatur Sta n.e.. new and modern
warehouse, electric elevator. etc. 200 %
Evening star., 1907-07-31

FOR REM
BARNARD 4 cHILDREss, Inc.
1412 g St. NV.
lol6 10th NV. 10r. .b$S5 90 40 ID 1Or. b.37 80
Isl as 18th NV ioE 90 50 o2i Sd ne. 7r b.. 80
land Park. -. 5000 ii6s oates ne. Or. I5'''
i Isss fass' ssss NV nv; a. lot o4S stable
FLATS.
1878 Irving st. NV. 1r. and b.. upper $50 50
1919 9th ut. NV. 9 rooms and bath. ...... 80 90
1893 Chaplin Ut. NV. rooms and bath. 80. 90 90
1876 9th NV. rooms and hath. .......... 2760
1874 Irving 1t. NV. rooms and bath. 80. n 50
BIB and 8l4 lltL Ut. ne. rOoms and bath. n 90
4Slh Tenn. ave. ne. 4 rooms and BATH. l4.90
APARTMENT6.
byshire," i757.6i CoiumbiS road; NEW:
and rooms and bath: porches 'front.' and
The Matches" I440 W st., rooms and b. 33x %
The "Aioissippi." 1896 W st.. lr. and b. :. .$33 90
The .'Bryn Issr." 1916 You st. !: 8 and
The Nelson" Hss aoth st. NV. Sex. Z 49,
and rooms and bath. .t20. 90 to SGT 50
The "Nansemond 22d and N sts NV.
and rooms and bath. th........... So. 90 to 80 90
The "Wilson,'' 14th and Harvard SITS. NV,
rooms and bath. ..................,.442 $40 20
jy13-sa&w,tf =
Evening star., 1907-07-31
FOB RENT

UNFURl
1924 q nv. ise.
siHSSa isss 'ii; nv. .ix. .''~
50, h-w heat, de-
tachsd. year. 900
POPS Hilyer pl. 1Sr.
b, year. ,@9
1873 JeH'n pl, ,l4r, III 90. 90
S0B i+th NV lsr 81. s0. 90
Col q Kal rds. i2r, 2bT5. 90
lI40 + NV. lar. 2b. 1900
1900 FairInont nv,
lbr. %. rs. 90
1924 p nv, 12r b. .15.00
NOi l4th nw.15r. %. 70. On
1928 Calvert, i2r 2b65. 90
2437 Col I'd. I2r. 2b. 05. %
l13e 18th NV. i0r. b. IS. 0C
l73S 8 NV. I0r, b. $500
1888 1Tth nv, ,1or. b. so 80
1871 Irving. i2r. %. SC. 20
1878 U NV. Or. b. . 80. 80
1909 Shepherd NV.
Or. b. stable. 80. 30. 90
lfl7 18th NV, iir. 80. 90
III sth NV. Tor, b.. Al so
e821 r NV. 8e, b. $3.50
l444 N sv. iOr, b..Ao.5 80
176 Church. i0r. %. 81. D.,
2slt l+th NV. Tor, b. As. 90
1879 8 NV. 9r. b. .A3. 90
16fl lamont. Bf, b.. q. o.
1881 Irving NV. Or. b. AZ. 20
1919 II NV, lIr. b. 81. 90
FURNI
1895 L nv, isr. sb. $50. .U
4 Dupont cir, 15r. .2h26a. 90
BOO Int. NV. Dor, 3b. IFS 50
Ale Z NV, 1or. 2b. %
1e09 Phelps, Tor, %. 10. 90
l721 DeSafes, i2r ,2b125. 90
$50 n NV, Or, 3b. 100. 90
a2e Nd av Ne, Tor.
b Oease). ........ loo. 90
17A Q nv. lor. b. 100. .oO
APART
1thelhlfst. 0r. b.furS0. o.
Manor Hosss. 4r, b.
furntshed. ........0 .0.0O
1852 Irving. 6r, b.
kpr.. .-sO-W
1905 Q NV. l0r. b..42.50
Wilson. Or, b. AZ. 30
Brsddock. No 2.5r. .b.42. so
12S Nd av 10, fUr,
h. b.............R.0o
Sheridan, Or, b. 1000
The Klngman, 6r,b.x0.O
Braddock. 5r. b. Isl go
Oakmob.. Or. b. 80. IS. 50
Braddock. Or, b. :. $3.50
Wyoming. 8r. b. FUR .35. 90
Sheridan, Ar. b. :. SO. 90
Brsddock. Or. b. ..35. 90
Ferris, 7r. b. .35. .0p
Nansemonde. 5r. b. .33. 90
hhTNdiu, ~, OF, ID. -o&.oO
1915 " 7 ~ NV. Sr. b32 so,
ei% N NV. Or. b. SAL
Essex. Nos o & s, !
Or. b. b........... 50. so
Oakment. Or, b. 80. 30
OakmOnt. 6r. b....9.5
1S8S 4th NV. 5r. b. 80. so
Sorrento, 81, b. fur 80. 90
Forris, II, b.......eo.? 20
1927 18th NV. 5r. b
July 81. SO. 90
2323 18th nw.5r.b b. 80. 90 !
S22l Mt Pl. 4r. b. 80. 90
2lS 4th se, Or. b. 80. 90
Nsnsemonde, ar, b. %. 90 |
1898 4th NV, 5r. b. .2S. so
l4l6 Hopkins pl. 3 |
and ar and b. .2S. 90
Slt NJ NV. No. 3. 5r. b. 2S. 90
Jefferson. 5r b. -. .27.50