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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
HUNTING NEWS
FROM 4WARRENTON
Race for Half Breeds Added to
the Hunt Race
Card.

WARRENTON, VA, March 16,-Mr.
Maddux's hounds We're out on Wednes-
day. A fox was viewed away on Mr.,
Gainess farm. and hounds had fast
run OF about twenty miles when cons
Ing to bother, they We're not able to
hit 1t Off again. Hounds were out again
Thursday, but it proved blank day. To-
hay hounds met at Hughess Rock,
whore a grey was soon on foot and
after about ono and one-half hours
run. was denned, Halls Point was
then drawn, bit proved blank,
Weather permitting, meet will be
held at the Warren Green Hotel on
Tuesday at 2.30 p. NJ. "A race for half
breeds, to be owned and ridden by
members of the Warrenton Hunt Club
about four miles, catch-weights, ovel
$50 pounds, has been added to the care
for the hunt races.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
CHAMPION SKATER
TALKED TOO MUCH

John n. Brent. the champion roller
skater. who has been seen and adj
mired many times at tho skating rink
was fined SIS and costs In tho Police
Court yesterday morning on tho charge
OF refusing to move on when directed
to do so by q policeman at the rink
the night before.
The evidence tended to show that
the officer had ordered the young man
to move, as he was Interfering with
progress through the corridors ut tho
rink. lie declined to move, and
"talked back to the officer, whereupon
he was arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17

Sleepy Hollow, and thence to Tall
Oaks, and thence ran on to Cismont
Farm to break. Thrown In again
at Glover Fields they went on to
Castalia to the finish.
Those riding We're Julian Norris. NJ.
II. H., on Brandon; Arthur White, Jr.,
on Robert L., acting whip; Robert
Jackson on Miss English, also acting
whip; Mrs. Allen Potts, on Pretty
Maid; Butler Duncan, of New York
on Bachelor; DR.. Thurman, on Rapi-
dan: Mrs. Joslin, on Princess; Melvin
Humphreys. on Skyrocket; Upper
Norris. on High Sign; Bernard s
Horne. on st. Leonardine; Miss Moore
OF New York, on Granite; Mrs Pitts
on Tatnall, and John Sawyer or
Namelcss.
No accidents occurred. The run was
fast and the country stiff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17

II is said that he has been dallying
with the tickle goddess that mytholo-
gists painted riding blindfold on
wheel. To recoup his losses he Is ready
to shy his caster once more into the
ring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
BASEBALL CLUB AT
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS

n The baseball Club TeceHtly uTBHH-F
lied at the Richmond Locomotive
Works Is composed entirely Of en-
ployes in the drawing Office, and is
not made up of men in the shops Mt
large, as reported, The club Is ready
to arrange games with any other office
club In the city, t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Dan Kelly Coming,

NORFoLlS VA, March Alone Of
the latest entries for the intercollegiate
games Of the Jamestown Tercentennial
Exposition Is the University OF Oregon,
which has made known Its Intention OF
sending full track team to the exposi-
tion for the meet to be held In the big
athletic stadium, June ED. ID
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ID Jcffries Broke?

n CHICAGO, ILL, March l6,-Jllm JET,
fEles ts t hroke aMa Feaay to g9t again
Angeles to.daIy ana y y ,folhlowea UP
TO Tom Carey, manager OF the Pacifc
Athletic Club, and asked Tom to get
hun a match. left does not SAY whom
he wants to fight, He Just wants to
fight because there are large bundles
OF long green awaiting him IN the
ring. a4 M AZ y, 4 n 4 4.
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KESWlCK HOUNDS
OVER STIFF FENCES
The Run Was Fast Over Big
Galloping Country. But No
Accident Occurred.

KnsWIcK, VA. March le,--,Kes-
Willie. and on Hast Belmont. and thence
to- tho Oomhundro place to o take up,
4 when they We're again thgowp " u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17

Tho scoTe by lnHlhgs: .-- TX.
NJ @. V,.,..,.,..,0 o o o o o 4 Q 0---S
III. G.. NJ. .......,,4 o 1 o o o o 0 All
Summary; Two-base hlts--Wilson.
Stolen bases--Eoskins %, Clements
"a, yansant az, Burke az, Wilson
(2), Hughes az, Base on balls--ofl
Roper. 8; Off Hinehman. Q, Hit by
pitched balls--by Roper, 1 (, by Hinch-
man, 2. Struck out-by Roper, s; by
tlmchman, 13. Passed .ells--Jones. u;
Umpire. Handy, OF Richmond College,
Attendance, ESQ,
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HART KNOCKS OUT
ROGERS IN THE SECOND

H IINJT Sf'KINHS, lARK., Mnroh IU.---
Marvin Hart last night Knocked out
Harry Rogers In the SECOND round
OF a twenty round bout With u right
swing to the law,
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THE. U. c. N BOYS
DEFEAT MEDIC0S
Game Yesterday Afternoon De
cided by One Run-score
= to 6.

In the first game or baseball
played In Richmond the University
College of Medicine defeated the Medl
cal College of Virginia yesterday af-
ternuon by one run, the score being
q TO 6. Considering the little practice
the two teams have been able to have
the game was a fast one. All the play
ers with one or two exceptions
showed up we'll, and demonstrated
that, Is they were given the opportu-
nifty, they could soon fall into their old
form.
Up to the seventh inning tho Uni
vcrs!ty College had everything It's own
WAY, having' made four runs in the
first inning, and 1t began to look as
though the other team would finish
the game without scoring. But in the
seventh inning the Medical College
boys rallied. and made four runs be-
fore they could be stopped. Hnch-
man walked to first, and was advanced
to second by Hoskinss timely single.
| Clements, the six and a half foot first
| baseman. singled, and Ilinchmun
| crossed home. making the first run.
Burke reached first on Whites, error.
| Clements and Hosklns came home,
and Burke came home later.
The score was now 4 to 5 In favor
of the University College, and the
rooters of the Medical College went
wild with joy. In the eighth inning
Hinchman again walked to first, and
TIoskins singled. Dunford let ball
get by him, and both the runners
came in, making the score to 5 in
favor of the Medical College.
The University College boys brought
In four runs In the first inning. all of
them being due to the errors of Jones
behind the bat. whose arm was so
weak that he could hardly throw half
/ way to third base. He was taken out
in the first half of the first inning,
and Burke was substituted. burke held
his position down we'll. and made no
errors Collier was walked to first
in the third inning by Hlnchman, and
later crossed the plate on Roper's
| tumble. In the eighth Inning the score
stood 6 to 8 in favor OF the Medical
College boys and it looked as IL they
were bound to win but tho univer-
sity College boys took a brace In theil
last inning, and two more runs gave
them the game.
Roper did good work in the box
for the U. G. NJ. and kept his hits
well scattered. Hinchman, for tho M
G.. ", also did good work, allowing
only one hit and striking out thirtecr
men, Dunford and Burke We're boil
good behind the bat,
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

George Mains. Of Spokane. Wash, stop
ping al the 81, James Hotel, was taken 81 e. the
Baltimore and Ohi1 depct Yesterday and was re-
moved 90 The Casualty Hospital
Cars . and g Of he Great Falls and
Old Dominion line c1lhdcd on the Aqueduct
Bridge yesterday No one was injured, but the
ytstibales of both cars were smashed in.
Rev. Patrick +. Y Mulry. s J.. viii
deliver an illustrated lecture on The Earthquake.
Disaster 10 the Catholic Mission in Jamaica in
Gonzasa Han, september IS, at ?. n.
a horse attached 70 a United States
mail wagon ran away yesterday from the corner ef
Bughtvood avenue and Rock Greek Church road.
The vehicle. the property Of r Y. Cole. a mall car
ricr was completely demolished
McGruder Dent, twelve years old. while
crossing the street 10 front of bis home 3ls Nonrce
street. Auscosia. was rUn over by an Ausc1sta car.
receiving a slight scalp wound. He attended
ty Dr. J. A Watson and later taken home by his
father
Mrs. j. r. Cogruze, Of SOS Sixth street
northeast was uIu over by a House Of Representa-.
f5Cs mail wagon az seventh street and Pcuusyyania
aTgaue yesterday afternoon. She vas bruised about
the tady and had her ankle hurt. but refused uedi
cal treatment
Protest having been made by the board
rf directors = the Knights q Pythias' Han Ass1-
Commissioners yl,ttuiay decided % give a public
hearing ou the subject The date of the hearing
has not been determined.
Victor Taquette. seventeen years old.
was last night lodged u cell az the Ninth Precinct
Police Station hy Deputy Sheriff Mark Wood Of
Prince George County Md. He is being held f1r
the Maryland authorities. Sheriff Wood VIII take
bin TO Pruca George County TINS morning
Consideration is promised by the Com
mlssi1ners 20 the following requests FOR improve
muts. Daniel Beckwith. that sidewalk be laid on
the west side uf Seventeenth street. between Jack
son and Lawrence streets Paul 5. Gable that
sidewalk bg repaired On east side of Eighth street
between and n streets northeast; ". ", Gains
/ that Lamont street. from Warder street to tie
soldiers Home. be graded and mac2damized.
j. O. Hargrove. inspector Of asphalt and
cemeuss in his annual report. calls attention &c
| two new pieces Of apparatus, one for the deter
mination If waterproof quality of concrete and th,
other for the determination Of the bitmen iu an
asphalt mixture BY the use Of the latter il is e1
pected 70 reduce the tme' Of the operation from
| forty-eight to five hours and with more accurate
results.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
PLACES OF INTEREST.

library Of CoBgess-Open a. N. 10 10 .. N. on
secular days. from . .. ID. 10 10 2. u. On Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public Librav-Open a. n. to 9 p N. holidays,
10 O. IN. to o p. N Sundays. to 10 p. m.
Executive Mausiou-Opsn 10 a. n. TO ? D. m
United States CaIdtoI-Open a. n. TO 4.30 p.
United States Trrssury-OIen g a. N, to 2 ?. m.
state War and Navy DcIartments-OpeD a. m.
70 y. m. tfhc original Declaration Of iudepend
euce Is III the Library OF the state Department.
United states Patent Ofsce-Open 2 a. N. 70
y. DO.
United States Pension Bueau-Open a N. to
j. "a
United States Post-osiee-opss a. n. to p n
Washington City Post-ofice-Open al hours. tIhe
Dead Letter Office is in the city post-oiice.)
National Botanic Gldcus-Opeu S a. IA. to ?. n
Fish Cou.mission-Open 8 a. e. 70 80 p n
Army Medical Museum-Open a. n. 70 so p. m
National Mussum-Upen a. n 20 4 20 = u. Tin
5ludiuE h0lidays
Smithsonian Iustitution-Open g a n TO 80 p
"a Including h0idaysl
Agricultural Drpartmcnt-Open 4. n. % $50 2. m
EuFeau Of Engraving and Pr.nting-Open 4 Il
90 Z.3J D. "a.
Washington Monument t555ls feet in heIghU-open
$50 a. m- 70 80 p. Elevator runs from a. II
until g. M
Corcorsn Gallery Of Art-Opsn ESQ 4 IA 70 Z
p. m. IN wIater, g a. m. 20 4 p. n N summer
SuHdays-l 80 ?. N 20 5 p. N, excepting in mid
summer Admission free on Tuesdays. Thursdays.
Saturdays. and sundays. other days. &C admission,
Government Printing Oflce-Opeu 10 = L. 70 2
2. H.
/ Navy Yard-Open ? a. m 90 8 % .. N
I soutEw01h Cottage 35th ST. and Prospect ave
N THE SUBURBS.
Geological Psrk-Open all day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
/ Chevy Chase, Keus.ngton. and Chesapeake Beach.
Naval Observatory a. n. % p. n.
I Mount Vernon the home and tomb Of Washing
/ t0n-Opeu II a. n. % 5 2. H.
Arlington National Cemetery-Open al day.
United States Soldiers H0me-Open 9 3. z. 70
I sunset
/ Cathedral Gro1nds TennsIlytown road-Open a.
/ 20. 90 .. IT,
/ Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and Alex
auaElG-
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONs TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe Norfolk Newport News. and all
points South-Norfolk and Washington night steam
ers every evening in the year at $50 aud day
steamer daily at a. n.
To Mount Vernon-Stoamer Manchester. daily 10
q. m. and 2:50 =. n. from Seventh street wharf.
Chesapeake Beach-See time table
To Rock Creek Bridge Geological Park. Chew
Chase. and KensrngtOn--Cars from Fifteenth street
azd New York avenue every fifteen minutes.
TO Alexandria-Ferry steamer Lsckawanna even
hour and half from a. N. TO ?. NJ
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
Search for Emil John wiIharm.

Capt Boardman, acting chief of police,
has sent out thousands of circulars CON
tainng description and photograph of
Emil John Wilharm, who was recently
indicted by the grand jury for embezzle-
ment Wilharm was in the employ of
the United States Express Company in
this city, and disappeared about the 18th
Of last MONTH being short in his ac-
counts, it is claimed.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
Stable Boy Shot by Accident.

Grant COnnOr colored, seventeen years
old, was accidentally shot in the right
foot with a pistol in the hands OF James
Thomas, also cOlOTed. COnnor is a stable
boy at the Benning race track, where
the shooting occurred. Thomas is a
jockey and well known to race followers
as a steeplechase rider. He is at present
training Wild Range for Owner NeiT.
and is going to take her to jamestown.
Thomas was arrested by the police Of
the Ninth precinct, but was later re-
leased.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
Gets Trousers Back. but No Ring.

Charles II. GuiIes. living at Eighteenth
and Jackson streets. Brookland. and en-
ployed at the Government Printing Office,
sent his trousers 10 a tailor TO be cleaned
and pressed. and now he is looking for a
solitaire diamond ring Of Belcher setting,
which he left in the pocket
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
largest Morning Circulation,

All advertising contracts made BY
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital Its books ARE open.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
Are You Satisfied with the Breod

You're using? If not, try Jno. G. Mein-
berg'S Bread. It's made of finest materials
baked in a model bakery. Order it of
your grocer or from Bakery, 716 1Ith st. Sc.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

Cheap Tickets to All Points at spIiedt's
Ticket Office, 1885 F ST. Phone NJ. 4l35.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
Hungarian GYPSY Orchestra at ParIr

Pints, 40c dozen; quarts. 45c dozen; h-gal
Ions, SOC dozen. ]. 7. D. sPyles' Stores.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

For weddings are planned by Gude's ar
lists, and the best flowers used. LA F.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

Meet Your Friends at Schneider's
Tonight and enjoy some of those fine
J haTd-shell cTabG
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

| HoteI, Summer Garden, Rathskeller n. 7.
ave. ard 11th st. F. Endres, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
ATLANTIC CITY.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

THE BREAKERS Sfaa. Sass" VA.
The National Capital of the Exposition fo9 Wash
ingtonians. Rates American plan. S a week I'D:
European. 81 day up Cars 70 the Exposition pass
The Breakers every 10 Minutes; fare cents. Al
ocean front rooms. Sea food table.
sr9sU SIst MRS. NJ. G. CAHTLL
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cARS TO KENSINGToN

Cars from 18th 81 and y I. sTe. every Is min
Pass ROCK Greek Bridge and PARK, main sutrzucz
Zoo and Country Club 10 Chevy Chase Lake Con
meet with Keusington cars Round TIP ticksts
&c a. Fussel $ EuE-u
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

October s, leO7. Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
S4S.2s TO CALIFORNIA.

August 81 70 October g. l@t, via Washington Sunset
Route.
Tourist Sleeping Cars personally oonductsd, With
out change. Three times weekly the year TCInd
l. ]. POsTON. GslI Agent,
sulod 81 Pa ave.. T0s 9Th 81
Ferry Service to Alexandria.
Steamer Lackawsnuz every HOUR and HALF.
8 a. m 70 .. u. daily and sunday. FARE e
EACH ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-13

FOE RENT
UNFINISHED.
lG2s ST. NV. IA rooms. baths. fur
mace. per annum .....................$l,SO 90
1l%2 Conn. ave. IL and bath. 1900
1924 . ST., rooms and ba til. .......... 600O
1910 Sd st. se., q rooms. ............ 10.5O
FURNISHED.
1i2S y st. NV, Or. and BATH per mo-. $50 90
FLATS.
COG 18th st. NV. rooms and BATH. $40 70
The Chelsea" cor. I'd and SITS. Sc;
first and second floor apartments; out
side rooms, with bath, pantry, porch
and heat. 5000 and $33 90 per month
2J23 18th St NV. 2story apartment.
first floor. room and bath. furnace.
per mo- ..................... 5000
1925 Conn. ave-, rooms and bath. 300
SUBURBAN.
Bladensburg road. opposite Langdon, D.
c., rooms, well, Al. acres. $500
OFFICES.
7ls llth St NV. ID door i rooms. $500
COG 18th St NV rooms. 4O.75
7I3 lith ST. NV, Sd floor. rooms. 5000
STORES.
500 18th ST NV. suitable for store or
office; per month. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
STABLES.
1897 st. NV. for automobiles only:
concrete floor: electric light; room for
or machines. Observation-Disclosures. 300
GASCH 4 BIRGE. 1928 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT - BEAUTIFUL HOUSEKEEPING
apartments in Pebbleton, near Dupont Circle;
and rooms: $500 to $500 month.
sci tt EARLY & HAMPTON. 615 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-IN THE WINCHESTER. DESIR-
able Groom and ba th apartments $35 % to $40 90
per month: heat and 1anitor service.
SEA IT EARLY & HAMPTON. G15 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-IN THE OAKLAND" ao19 COLUM-
bia road Washington Heights; and rooms,
s55 to $40 month. Cameron" corner vt. ave
and st. NV, rooms. $50 to $35 month
STANTON" 1913 G st. ne. and rooms $50 to
$33 month. Apply at buildings or to OSCAR ".
WHITE ll18 st. sel-tf
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ttiI; RENT

EhE RENT-
\ TEW SPECIALS
EbE RENT On 10th 81. near \, de-
lisntful IA room house:
baths. excellent order, rea-
sUnablc rent
fbH RENT In central NV. - rooms: hot
water heat, corner; just
Gated. choice location See
this.
FOX RENT-On desirable street near \.
II. and X. IL room
Iunusc. newly papercd and
painted. Rent, $50 Der
FOX RENl-lo room house on llth ST. NV.
To- h" thoroughly papered to
suit tenant; good yards. See
t'is totar-
FOR RENT COON house 18th and
You. furnace heat: IN good
ur,!"r VIII make special
uric" 10 good tenant Sc
tIiS.
FOR RENT-Ncw 6r house in rctworth.
never occupied handsome
mantelS. ONE MONTHS
RENT FREE.
S2!uu per month.
SEE MY COMPLETE LIST
y. l. SANSBI'RY 1921 18th st NV
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UNFINISHED,

FOR REM
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
9oI G st.
UNFURNISIfED HOUSES.
2fl4 q ST NV. l1r. and b. hot-water hit. $15. 90
1lo4 9th ST NV. 12r., Oh steam heat. 10 90
1928 nth st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. so. 90
500 [; st. NV - rooms and ba tn ....... 50. 90
GIL 81 ST. NV. IL rooms and ba tn ..... As. 90
l6Si, 1850 9Th St NV, 10 rooms and bath 40. rs
500 + ST. NV. = rooms and bath ........ 80. 10
72i 9TH st. ne, Ir. b. and stable ....... 80 so
81 l st. n e.. rooms and bath ........... % 80
10 9th St me- Or. and b., hot-water heat. 20. So
1882 Otis st. Observation-Disclosures. 20. 90
1913 Irving st. IS. so
Il Myrtle st. ne, @ rooms and bath. II. 80
90 Myrtle st. me-. rooms and ba tn ..... II so
80 10th st. Sc. rooms and bath II. 80
3D. 18TH st. Sc. rooms and bat II. so
$50 10th st. Sc : rooms and bath. ....... II. so
FURNISHED.
10 10th st. NV, 11r. and 2b., furnished. 20. 90
Tunaw road north Of Joliet St. Or. and b..
J. acre. barn. fruit and chicken yard; rent 40. 90
APARTMENTS.
Apt. l1O4 10Th st. W., Ar. and b. %. so
223 1lth st. Sc. rooms and ba tn ........ % so
STORES
Store. 1104 18th st. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
% II st. n.e.I rooms and bath fixtures
and TWO Ice boxes. Observation-Disclosures. 45. 90
Gli ID st. NV. oyster house. ........... 90 90
STABLES.
Rear 1910 T ST. NV Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Stable. 1896 Union alley. observation-disclosures. Is 90
. 1story auto :neds, W. & sew, in Queens
CT. NV. NSth & 10th, NJ, each.... 500
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WAREHOUSES.

WASTED-9O PER CENT OF
RENTERS APPLY AT OUR
OfRce-thats reason
why your chances
greater for securing
tenant when your house
is listed with
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave-. adjoining cor. Of 14th
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WANTED-I WILL BUY FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
client who has Sos. 900 to invest number of
small houses business properties; must rent
WELL now is your chance to make quick cash
sale; write at once WM. Fl. Ian.
HAM, 6o1 18th st. NV. phone Main 2265.
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THE OLYMPIA.

FIrst-class, freproof construction throughout;
delightful airy location brow Of bill; corner
OF l4th and Euclid SITS. NV.
Spacious lawns two sides Of building; light
all sides.
Unusually large bright rooms. with bath
rooms electric light and gas and telephones In
all apartments which range from three rooms
at $25 a month to seven rooms at $50.
A hrst-class house at very moderate rates.
few very desirable and 7-room apartments
still untaken. Also Groom apartment fronting
on l4th ST. and Euclid st.; an admirable location
for doctor.
An excellent cafe. under experienced manage
ment, will be run in connection with the house.
FITCH, FOX BROWN.
se3-14t27 140S st. NV, or at house.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

RN1SHFIIJ,
FOR RENT-S-ROOM FLAT: HOT-W AFTER
heat: kitchen and bath. III 18th st. NV BENZ.
f EDWARDS. sel1-tf
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ne. 10 rooms and bath: furnace heat: rent
S2S 80. THE PHILLIPS CO.. $50. John Mar
shall place. su22-tf
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Apply OWNER. 1891 ST. se12-lm
FOR RENT-BY Is. F. SAUL CO, 7TH NV.
$50 eth sto cell0O 90 72l 9th Or, b. 80 90
1920 It'll SluU 90 1882 9th Tor. b. p so
$50 NV, sto, cellarI0 90 5ll NV. Or. b. 81 sc
400 18TH lSr,. co 90 Sl2kennedy. 81. b sta25 so
1857 Slst, lar. b.. 60 90 25 ne, 6r b.. Is so
III nw lIr, b. go 90 $40 Fla Or b. %. So
1901 9th .sto. DIV .oS % 500 Fla NV Or. 1900
II Grant pl, Tor. b. 81 so Sc. Or. .... l5 40
1915 Eth NV so 90 sO3 7th me- store. Is 90
IlsS 9th NV, Tor, b state so POOL 18th NV, lr, I'd
1881 81at NV l2r b. Al ~ floor office. Is. 90
1917 Sth NV l1r. b. 90 r 925 av, stls. IL 80
1929 18th NV, sto dw42. 50 Az NV. store. ~ 30
1902 Sth NV Sr. 80 2O3i It'll NV, sto 2r II 90
1913 Riggs lOr 40 50 us 9th ne. store IL 90
45S NV II, D. ...37 30 1913 N av Sc Or W. r. 90
70l II NV, Sr, b. .35 so Rear 1923 T st nv,
1922 9th NV. 7r b. .S5 90 stable gas and ". 10 90
1888 10th. 9r. b. $3.50 GIG La ave. basement.
1926 lltL NV 10r, b.32 so 22x75 10 90
lTe9 9th NV, Or, 2220 Sth NV. stable. 500
aud stable. 80. so
62l Z NV, 7r. b. 81 50 COLORED TENANTS.
7th Morton. sta3l 90 l74S Scaton Or. rs so
1926 llth NV 10r. b30. so 1852 Fl NV. 1r. w...25 20
455 Fla NV Or 80 90 22l9 Water. 5r. 3D.. Is 90
90 q ne, Or, b.. 1000
LIST and Decatur SITS. ne. new and modern
warehouse. electric elevator. etc. 10000
set
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$50 10Th 81 NV. II rooms and 3 baths $50 90
ISL Belmont ave" NV. l2r. and > nn tbs. 81 80
-N-N ST. NV. 10 rrpIns and ha tbs. 20. o.
.Sfi list 81 NV 10 rooms and ba thu %
'd' l. 81 nv, rooms and bath ......... ~. 90
.lli liIh 81. nv. rooms aud bath $3.50. 81. 80
t"l' 9Th 81 NV. 10 rooms and bath. -. 90
49,. 9Th ST. NV q rooms and la III ~ 50
i:a:i North Capitol 81. rooms. ......... l6 20
PERCY II. RUSSELL.
Et.sscN bldg. tseio3t g21 G. st NV
FbN RENT III ST. W. 10 ROOMS AND
bait, S22.5 81 per month. Apply 1921 LIST ST
NV OwErTS. sel23ts
For RENT DESIRABLE HOUSES.
l.SIN 9Th ra1ms. mod imps -....... $40. so
:.u3 ii ST ruouIs. mod. imps. ......... 80. 50
sri"-;t \. T. COlMBE. l425 y. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-TO \ SMALL. FAMILY OF ADULTS
twcs story CORNER brick house; cellar nice 'front.'
sid yard; good location Apply to PETTIS
owner. Ei3 18th St NV se7-7t
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FOR RENT-OR SALE-1225 CONNECTICUT
ave; IL rooms: new furnace; altera lions to suit;
or In floors: So. Also and 3ith SITS,
IL rooms large garden. Also $3.50.
Apply OWNER, 1921 ST. se12-lm