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FOX EENT-
18Th. COR. h., handsome: fne stable. Sc, mo
NJ. av NJ. r. 1Sr.. Oh: handsome: sta. So mn
10th mr. r. 1Sr 3h: attractive $500 no
mr.. Conn. ave. 49, 6ah.: fn~ house. s1eE mo
= rr. Dupont. 1ir.. Oh: desirable. -. So; rnn
y. II. ave mr.. Drnont Circle. 16r. Sch. newly
decorated; cor. house; we'll arranged FOR a
dn"tor. S15 mo
r. !. ave. mr. 18th. Ter &h.. newly decorated
ard heated: very attractive ....... SO mo-
j. Y. \. & T. p. HUYCK. 1908 Ia. ave. NV.
We Insrre Aeainst Theft and Fire
At LOWEST RATES.
Burglaries to Every Fire.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTEDA HOUSE uN THE HEIGHTS: WEST
II 14th ST.: baths: south front: about s.. 800
viii give broom dwelling dow ptown, near
state. War aud Navy BLDG. clear Of iurrm-
brance. in part payment and assume trust, Con
suit our sales dept. for further particulars
TH0S. !. FISHER & 90, Inc.
1?S 18th St. NV
Exclusive Agents for The Best H. g Prop
Ges6 critics
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FOR SALE-$I,J0e.
The bcst oroDosrion ever offered in Mount
Pleasant. y two-story house with high cell
inSs; cellar under thc entire house: large
tiled BATH: porcelain rub: nickel plumbing: OK
pensiye cabinet mantcts beautiful decoratio
hotwater heat: double floors. Tho ma terIaI
and wnrkna nshio s;,perjor to that iu the con
struction Of mos, 10000 houses. 20 feet
front. Persons looking for a thoroughly first
class home should ins3ect this ono.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave
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AUL CO.. 7TH : l. y. ".
S01E 18th ne. 90
Sill La av. ba>em't 300
COLORED TENANTS.
1922 Cleve aver. VIII Oh
3i2 Barry pl. :::r. We. 80
Irl2 : Cap ~. WE'D
2319 Water. Or. w.I2.!n
c0Ol Rosedaie. 5r. wig 81
2332S Sfli nv. 4r. ". Ia. -
,.::ai ST ne. Ar. w. F.. IN Oh
43l Temple ct.Ir.w.1. 80
II ITO 18th nw.2rw3. ~
STABLES.
r. 46i X nw.1S stlsaO. on
II 2l5i Sth rw.4stlsi0.on
H2ps Sth sw. stable Il
warehouse. ....1o.O)
OFFICE ROOMS.
1861 l NV. Ar. "a. 30
2oOi 13tu INV, IT. 1000
512 r NV. 1r. -. 1000
WAREHOUSES;.
Freedman's alley. 40. 90
Rear 6l3 L NV. 90
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TIE HARRISON REALTY GO.

TIE HARRISON REALTY CO
1921 18th NV.
iG1: q NY. Tor h. $n.GJ '';'r tn .b:0 20
kbeurne pi, 10r. BIO 90 600 ID ne. lOr b. 500
1870 Ore az. Tor b. 40. 80 ~ re. CT II NV. % o.
iII. 9th NV. l0v his 5 i4le-o3 d Sc, 6r H.
isa3 9th NV Or h. IS. IS h-w heat. 81 20
!dSO-3S Lamont, Tor. 32p 18th &c, 5r, b. 20
h. 81 30 32S 10th Sc CT ...16. 20
1881 18th NV. ar, b.37 30 80 J. Sr. b. stall. 90
iJ3 Lamont. Or. l.. h-w al5 18th se.... Is 90
hit; unfurnsnsd S2t 80; Rear l:.il Girafd nv.
furnished. $3550. garage. ........ IL 90
24O6 PA NV Tor. b::5 ~ 3 auto sheds Queens ct
1917 DnEb b. % 10 49, I'd re froiored 90 no
I'd floor Pore bldg. 4GyIC5. elevator. heat aid
light furnished. Observation-Disclosures. SEQ month
Store L warehouse 6 het. lntn & Icih S41' mo
BROOK nd. rooms and ba III ....... So 90
APARTMENTS
Th, ROYAL apt. ID foor front, Or and h.. S II ~
liz T.. Cap ST.. II g.. r. b.. heat. light. $50
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$50 9th. 12r. Sd. $IOO. 90
ll0S l. NV. l2r. %. so 80
J 800 VI NV. Or. l.. $3.50
! ,64 h NV. Tor. Oh. 80. 50
1@l3 r ] ~ nv. 9r. b4J. "a
:i:l 18th nv. Tor. $40. 50
1909 Corcoran.3r. b. 1000
.I1 French, Sr. b. 20. 90
I3iG Wallach. Sr, BPS. so
go l. nv. Or. h. 20. ~
OFFICE ROOMS.
so 18th nw....l0.0 10 up
1O0G r NV. $50 10
FCR. HOUSES.
1870 24th. l2r.3b. $50. 90
1910 Mass av.1lr.oo. $50
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FOR RENT-RY r. o. HOLTZAiAN, REAL ES.
tate and Insurance Broker. 1926 \. Y. ave.
sO1 l., Tor. Oh. .$60. 90 327 Mo ave. 12r. 1900
52I 9TH sw Or sto. 90 90 5l4 9th NV. Sr. rs. -
1927 n 11 800 1901 Avon pl. 7r ..5 81
942 av. Tor. 80. 75 9l1 9Th NV, Dr.. 81 30
sl3 9th NV. 1lr.. .50.I5 !4i3 W. 7r. 30. 20
2405 18th. Tor. $3.50 1435 ", 5r. .aO.59
1909 Euclid. sr. 5O0I 1881 ". TT. $3.50
1852 Park st. Dr.. $500 400 Fla av NV. 80. 90
Royal. l4th l. Gi- 1909 5th NV. 1r. 81. %
rard, 6r...... 90 1870 9th NV. 6r.. % so
14lO g. Sr. a. OOl 1850 ID NV. IL. p 90
iS43 Il NV. Tor. ~. So 1895 Fla 6r -. 90
lT60 Oregon nv. 10r4O.69t 1864 Sc. Tr., 90
1913 Riggs Tor. 1000 2O3 Va av Sc. Ar. $50
OFFICES.
Busch building. ri rooms, per anlam: So 900
9th and nv 5000 TO $2o. %
STORES.
18th aud II. sos 90, 14th and Z NV: am,
RI part 4s nw. so 90 1918 x ne .. 800
de- til 81. inf
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FOR SALE-
SNAP! Fig HIT ROOM House 81. 400
-Four rooms on each focr Of this attractive
modern fwo-s;Ory house: cellar; modern beaten
np-te-date bath; excellent lot. The location we
know will please yNn: NORTHWEST close to
Rhode lsland and North Capitol 1T
This is big bargain: eigh. room houses in
mis- section are scarce and costly. Toe price
Of the average Groom house.
Remember. the LOCATION Is EXCELLENT
BELT O'BRlEN CO.. Ipc., 1905 q NV.
de0-s. tn tn St
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TOR RENT-FURNTSHED OR GNFURNiSHED
IIartsopns residence 10th st. below Scott
Circle: 16 roop,s, :: baths. ami: handsomely
furnished: especially we'll srranged and located
ter legation congressman or dos.for; rent, fur
81 onI year: nnf1r.. 81 500 year.
J. V. y. r. 4. III SCk. IJO5 PA. AVE. NV
See our list OF 6ne houses.
FOR IENT-UNFUl iNISHED.
l2lb ]. 1sr, cb 10000 1875 Riggs pl Tor As. 90
We have q number Of desirable furnished houses
IN the NV. section: rent. S1J per mo. and up
ward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD Unc.l.
no2S-15ts $50 18th ST. NV
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81. U.N-
1913 Calvert.1o 90
oilI q NV. Or. b. 40. 90
1919 Vt av. l1r. b. l00.W
1923 10th. Tor. h. 10000
FUR. APARTMENTS.
,.acledc. Sr. b. :. .l25. 90
3lS 18th nv. 6r. b.. ..l23
Wyoming. Or. b. 1880
1913 Goth nw.6r.b. 10. 90
1910 18th NV. Sr. b.S7. 30
1916 7th NV. Or. b.27. 30
2iOt Pa av NV, Or. b.2.. so
10th & l. NV. Ar. 1000
SUBURBAN.
Del Ray. Va. Or. 1900
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FOR sALE-BUSINESS SITES

WE HAVE SOME DESIRABLy LOCATED
business sites for manufacturing and storage
purposes. Dimensions range from $500 to
100000 50. #.
VIM. Ii. SAUNDERS & CO.. i4oI r ST. NV.
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ron RENT-BY 3. +. $
g y Y av NV. Sr. b. 10. so
1870 9Th NV. Tor. 2b3b. 80
i51s I NV. Sr. b. %. ~
1927 ST., nw.11r,b.3c.S0
210 7 NV. 7r, b. $3.50
GA II NV. Sr. b.. $3.50
il X ne, Or. b. 3o.Sn
Il0 T NV. ar. b. ...21.5o
i:;9 Q INV. Or. Il. -. 20
~: Ca av. ar. h.225. 20
q L ne. Gr. u. $50
600 Ga az NV. 6r. h25. 30
1909 LIST NV. Or. b.0.5o
I2S 18th ne. Or. b. 1850
Broad BIZ rd. Or. w.25. 90
GA h NV. Or. W. $50
254l 9th NV. Or. w.15.3o
1913 X sc. 5r. w...,5.3o
!nl. ) Cap. ~. w.lO. 10
STORES.
aS3. !e:5 9Th NV. 1900
NE cor i4th&E nw61.On
1914 9Th NV. so. 40
1901 14th NV. 1000
tp'n II
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EEy.-BY wESCorT 4 WILCOX.

FOR RENT BY y. +. s
1894 1th NV or b. 3:.o.y,
i3JS.Ul | NV. IL. 20. no
!.a:a .rcite. 1901 ,ih
nv. ~. l.. ....o,., 20
90 + NY. p T.. I'll. 100
al I, nw. ~. Il. 90
1890 9th NV. Gr. b.2J. M
I,i:. Attn NV. 5r. l.."I -
1911 NJ ~ ms, ,r. h2.,..D
1911 NJ ~ n~ a.. Ills. ~
tEesdy Dec. 10
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

UNFURNIsHED.
LARGE HOUSE. WELL ADAPTED FOR
boarding purposes; lSr.. 2b,: kitchen LIST D.
hot water heat: central location: convenient for
,ti"": reasoraS d rent: TYLER & RTriIFR-
FORD. Inc. $50 18th NV. del0-3t'"
FOR RENT 2aOo ST. NV: ROOMS. HATH:
perfect condition: SO per month 2s4s ontario ar.
%ss7t 0e f. j, kPE Fl %n oo4 Colorado bldg.
For RENT-TO COLORED TENANTS NEAT
Fi%a sSsfse in Ro%S e..
building: phone Main loS1. de9-tf.4
FOR RENT-l2.2 COLUMBIA ROAD. RE-
duce.i 10 $3.50: IL rooms. double hack
lain metal weather strip; screened: excellent
c c1ndition; two , nseks' rs n,. free
deS-3t
For REM
Attractive, house: just completed: 20 foot
front: large yard: furnace heat: Lincoln
Park and two ear lines: No I4a, North Car"-
lina ave. ne; rent 5000.
Six-r apartment: good condition. No 1918
L ST. ne: rent $3.50
No. lI3 T. 81. ne. near Union station: good
condition.: rcn, sls.oo: 6 rooms.
S'"rcranm: No 1921 II st. ne: rent SAGE"
HARRY $. WEIA'H. I4Io q st. nv.
deS-3t' Loans ana Insurance
FOR EENT-' ENTEAL NV: 5 ROOMS AND
bath: convenient I" car lines. schools. markets.
etc: good. comfortable home. desiraby lnrut..'.
dcS-3t CLIFFORD \. RoRDEN. 'a'l 18th NV.
For RENT
rel st. NV. !? large rooms and bath.
south 'front.' furnac" heat. ............ $3G 81
142I 18th NV. II large rooms and
bath. suitably arranged for = families. ~ 10
1876 Col. ST. n Sr. and bath. cheap. ~ 10
I22 Park road NV. ST.. and bath. stable. ~ so
iG25 I'd st. NV. Or and h.. reduced to-. ~ 81
1903 e 81. Sc. 6r. and BATH cheap. 16 90
.41o Brightwood ave. NV. 5r.. water. l25O
FOR COLOHED TENANTS
1851 Linden st. ne. g r,Oms and la tn $50 50
.s5 18th st; ne: rooms. bath. so
deS73t cLTFFORD A. BORDEN. 604 9Th NV.
FOR RENT-sG. IL N.W-s ROOMS AND
bath: latrobes; near departments and all cars
rent. $50
THOMAS j. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc 1as 18th.
deS eo.:.t
FOR RENT-IRVING ST NEAR 14TI: .
rooms. bath. furnace. YARD. cellar: rent $40. 90
THOMAS ]. FISHER x CO.. Inc. 13s 10TH
deSeo.3t
LET Is KNOW WHAT KIND or 4 HOUSE
yon want-if VIC haven't Your kind we'll find
one.
THAT'S OUR BUSINESS
Call Main a3&5 You'll yourself lots OF
trouble.
SHANNON & IICHS,
NJ. 23t5 10f 13th NV. NJ 1916
de- nj: tu.th.fi:
FOR RENT-STORE. 1854 I4rii ST NV: !.
rooms and baths and stable. Store 1902 Il
St: rent ion. ANTON IIEITMCLLER Sos
18th at. 2i floor. deJ-6t
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FOR SALE 81. $50.
The test located small modern brick house
in Washington. In Mount Pleasant. Two
story brick with front porch: colonial de-
sign: two stories and cellar: six rooms and
bath: cabinet Inantels: onen hreclaccs: con
vc:!.c3t 20 two lines.
STONE & FAIREAX. 1912 New York ave-
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FOR SALE-REDCCED TO $3.50.
An eightroom dwelling. two stories and col
lar. four rooms deep on "aci, floor; Tied bath:
hot wafer heat: 90 feet trout: situated on ono
OF the highest points ON tho heights: con-
yenicnt to cars: attractive front: well con
structed. a more desirahdc home than many
held at $1,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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! =
HEISNELL ( McLERAN.
1903 n ST. NV.

UNFINISHED.
i6:! i?tb. 2or. Al. s2o1, 200 o. l1r, b 20 On
ZIG orb 3or. Do. 10 1901 Belmont. llr Obs o.
l.;3s 18th. I4r. l.. lG0 lI5c Eth lIr. b. .h2 80
1895 VI az 16r 2b 100 1870 Col I'd. orb. 40. 80
1852 16,h t2r, b. ST 81 -. CnrrorsE pr. b. 81. 20
so52 :Sth pr. b. 800 'Nl6 18th Ir. b. 20 50
1anI 18Th ar r. rs 90 .s,20 18th Tr. h.. 3S. -
i::e:, Est. 1or D. .6o.no Broad Branch DIR, %
l!29 ]. Tor. b. -. COCO Ills 9Th Sc CIR b. 20
1II5 he Sales. Tor s.. ~ 1905 sw. Sr. 1890
FURNISHED
co:4 Columbia I'd No.: 1929 2. Tor. b. -
III -. 81 OND season 1928 ..ls, 1nr l.. 15
i.', cum av.lir.,usaQ 1915 clifton. Tor. b.. 100
I"st, " cor.b. .::is i.,l Cor"n. Tor. II. 100
1>fi 10Th. l"r. b.. go I.0l 5. Tor. b.. 100
'4'b Mass av. Is. sh20O 2+iS 18th. Sr 10. 500
ios Com av lar y: 200 :G52 ::sth. Or. b. sa.oo
;h16 Vt lGr. .b. 10, 1904 Riggs, Or. b. .so. 90
.IoI L. 1.r. h.. $50 1901 18th. Or. h. 500
400 18TH, !4r. a-...l5o IFS ith So. ar. h. %
1876 Cslvs:: ilr2b. I23 49,: 10Th iOr. b.. IS. 90
$40 Fsrnl't. .3b. 10 1928 Corcn. ar. b. 90
' u tS II: n ,s!s + II + $50
Toronto. "a Sr.hksn.W So INV. ~. u. -, 90
Toronto Or. n. 5000 The Concord 70 81. h., %
TORONTO. or. b. 1000 The Alice. new i.dg
Toronto. 4r. b. 1900 4 and Or. & b. on list.
The Ashey 'Tbk Cd Sd an; and !, 4h o .;o
lmneriaI. 2r. h. k.:3.5O $500 and $45 per IN"
California, 5r hk..:l5. 1888 f. 4r...... 1000
The Exei ct 2, sr IL r. ;, 80 700 20 p,pr,r~rs
Fsrragu.. 5r. b$1c5i15 Oakland. 81. h. X. 500
Fsrragut. or. b$65 to IS Alice. 4r. b. L.. 500
TORONTO, ST. ID 40 OAKLAND y. h. SIS to $500
Toronto. ar. III TIE Sherman 81. h. kin. 90
Toronto. 4r. h.. $500 Oakland. 3r b. H. 20 ~
Cecil .r. b.........I 49, 1879 q. o.. b. ~. On
C-cil :r. D.. .'N.O0i Tho Monroe. III. b.43 %
The Kenessw. ~. r. 100 Wyoming. 2r, k. 10 on
Massachusetts Orb. K loo
%. y -, OFFICE ROOMS .ooo
ar. sd q. 500 SIS 10th -. % to Sl5
STABLES.
~ Belmont 1900 / I744 o.,.......- 1000
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SHOE REPAIRING.

fNFEi;T u SThN.NApi. SHOES. REPAIRING:
"nscbmau, r!o,n: lr,"ts. bot tufts. cripple shnc,
specially work Jailed f"r and .I"iv"red drop
r"s:si Main :lS.:G \. 4. GUIFFEE. 1901 l..
~ :, .pl,i
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FOR kENT-BI JAMES +. SHEA.
643 Louisiana ave NV
11nl y. II. ave. NV. 10r.. h.. furnace. $40. 90
-; 18th ST. Sc. store. 6r. and la nh. ~ 90
PIT St NV. 10 rooms and bath. 3!.nO
dnS 9Th St So. 10r. h.. h"t-watcr heat. III. ~
CO., 81. Sc. Or. b.. furnace. ........ 12. 5D
1910 5th ST. NV. q rooms and la tn. :. 70 90
?02 Md. ave. ne. rooms and hath. 200
Goth and NV. store. Tor H.. st0bic. 70 Oh
> ia 9Th 81. nc. rooms. bath. furnace ~ 80
1924 st. ne, Or. h.. fur. nrw...... % 10
123 i st. NV. I rooms. bath. furnace. 300
1885 LIST ST. NV. 4 rooms and bath, 25. ~
1873 ~ e. ave. ne. 8r.. b.. furnace. %. 80
631 G. st. Sc. : rooms and bath. - ~
22S nth ST. Sc. Ii rooms and bath. 30 10
13a:; y. G. ave. nc. + rooms and bath. 30. so
7US 81 Sc. 4 rooms and bath. ......... - 80
1870 T. ST. Sc. rooms and bath 20 30
$40 9th st. ne rooms and bath. 49,. 20. 80
32t Linworth place s.w.. r.. and b.. 20. 50
421 l. st. Sc. store. 4r. and water. 1880
A14 NJ ST. s.w.. rooms aud bath 1880
121 9Th ST. Sc. rooms and water..... 1900
317i, ST. me-. : rooms and water. 1a.50
1874 eth st. nc. ) rooms and water. II. 40
239 14th ST. s.w.. rooms and bath. 1900
Rear 1116 4th st. NV. warehousc...... 1900
1873 u St s.w rooms ard water. 80
413 n ST. s.w.. rooms and water. H.i0
1899 Az ST. S.w.. rooms and WATER. 1000
.3S 14th St sw. 6 rooms and WATER. II. 90
Rear 49, 9TH st. Sc. stable. ..-........ 1000
Rear AIS Nd s-w.. stable. 500
Fol. COLORED TENANTS
12i Prospect 81. ne. I rooms and water 1880
IOs Corcoran ST. Ivy City. rooms. 1000
Rear Glib Md. s.w.. 4 rms and wa. $50
1859 Half st. s.w.. rooms and water. 80
de.-sa tn. th-n, 40
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AUL co. It'll & l. v. w.
The LAFAYETTE. ii.
d. S:;U.0J and So 40
1918 Itu NV. Jr,2G Is ~
-: n ne. -. Il. Ito
1880 9TH nw.3r. 81. Ii 100
6I6 La ay NV. &. y. 70
6i0n, Norton. bib 30
lo5J n ne. 81 l.. 81 A.. ~,
81, 10th NJ. II. l.. so
l3.;s 18th 80. Ir. l.. !. .OO
""03i "a av Ev. $500
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FOR SALE-EI.J0U
Probably the best located small now house
In Washington. $3.50 cash. balance small
monthly payments. On. the heights. west Of
14th street: two stories, and cellsr. six roons
modern bath. ncrcela6n-lined tub; covered
porch: large closets: ATTRACTIVE decorations
large lot to an alley Near houses costin:
SO 900 and $50. GEO.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE,

PREIflt.Sr LII TIE FRUIT AND poi IL Ky
FARM IN THIS SECTION. WAY below cvs';
within onr fare: three two in ~.
sorted fruit best varieties. all hearing. in
Guiding small fruit new Groom cottage ont
buildings: shade: shruhbsrv: spring water,
owner going west will take $1,000 trade fni
city property. WhocyeF gels this will get
bargain. SOtLE REALTY CO. LES NeS
York ave- deIa-..t
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FOR RENT 1902 oath, sr. H.. - 81
1924 H. 1Sr, 3b. S1.0 sol 10Th fat. 3r ,. o. "a
22O nv. 13r. J.. 80. 70 1908 ne. fat 5T h q so
l14l + nv. l2r h. so. so 20 18th NV Or W. II -
c1i4 II NV. Tor. b3I. 30 :24- q. Or. w.. 1G. 81
40 21st. Sr. h. 3,.IO IO15 Y avsrw IL 80
@2a 10th ne, 6r. b3h. 40 1923 9Th ne. 5r W Ia 80
al5 22d Tr. b. 81. so 1918 Ga av Sc 5r . 80
220I II NV, Or. h. .25 30
GEO w LINKINs.
no2S-tf 500 18TH ST NV.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-04
County Correspondence.

day @. E. Morley was nominated
for mayor on the Citizens ticket and
Geo. Johnston on. the Peoples ticket
John Brayton received the nomi.
nation for clerk and assessor, John
Dolphin for treasurer and James
Lyness, j. j. Dolphin and A. o.
Thompson for councilmen.
James McAreavy is certainly hav-
ing a little more than his share of
trouple, being now quite i'll at the
home Of his parents. He had in
tended to go to Iowa City last week
to have one of his eyes removed but
was prevented by sickness. Some
months ago spot began gathering
on one of his eyes, growing larger
all the time. He consulted num-
Der of specialists and finally went to
Iowa City for treatment and during
the first two weeks considerable i'm
provement was noted, afterward,
however it continued to grow worse.
The case puzzled the physicians and
he was taken to Chicago where a big
medical meeting was being held,
and although many noted specia-
lists were present none of them
could give positive diagnois, tub
erculosis of the eye being the pop
ular theory. AS the other eye is
being affected his only recourse is in
having the affected one removed.
His many friends sympathize with
him in his misfortune.-Ryan Re.
porter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-04
Strawberry POINT.

Mrs. White returned to her home
in Manchester Wednesday after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. Jane Flack.
Miss Ethel Platt of Edgewood
came Tuesday morning for visit
at the Wayne Coykendall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lawrence of
Dundee, visited over Sunday with
the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franz Miller.
Mrs. Van Swearinger left for Hop
kinton Tuesday night to assist in
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Barker who is i'll.
Miss Mae Hoag returned to her
home at Elgin, Saturday. after a
short visit with relatives and friends.
Friday night March 6 in the opera
house at Edgewood will occur the
debate between the Strawberry Pt.
and Edgewood high schools, upon
the question, Resolved that Japa
nese immigration to the United
States be prohibited" This ques-
ton will be affirmed by Frank Buy
er, Ava Rhines aud Stephen Funk
of Edgewood and denied by Minnie
Hagge, Walter Cooking and Walter
Graf of Strawberry Point.-Straw.
berry Point Mail Press,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-04
GREELEY.

Charlie Arbuckle started for
Oklahoma yesterday.
Mrs. B. A. Baker has returned to
her home at twin Falls. Idaho.
A, A. Strong is confined to his
home with a severe cold.
Riley Heath will move 10 Man.
chester and Jim Farmer will occupy
the house he vacates.
Candidates are growing in guam
tity. The quality is to be consid-
cred by the voters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kreuger are
happy over the arrival Of a ten
pound baby girl on Feb Is.
Thomas Cole, wife sand daughter
left Wednesday for several weeks
visit with relatives in New York
state.
Mrs. M. Gibson has returned
home after an extended visit to rel
atives in the western part of the
state.
March LIST the Commercial Hotel
will come under the management of
John Pelleymounter, former land
lord Moody will go to western par
of the state.-Home Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-04
COCOON.

Miss Wayne Burke was a guest
Of friends in Prairieburg last week.
Walter File and family and Chas.
Hickathier Of Ryan were guests at
the w. a. Loyeland home Monday.
The Dairy City Creamery Co.
have opened cream station in Cog
gon with G. w. Barnes as agent.
Miss Grace Horton is spending
the week at Lyman Bros at Cedar
Rapids.
Miss Vera Hunt arrived home
from Marion Saturday evening for a
weeks vacation.
The town council have purchased
a new Slower gasoline engine for the
pumping station.
Messrs. Willie Coleman, Willie
Baragory and Will Mcdowell and
the Misses Anna Baragary, Eva Ma
roney and Nellie Coleman went to
Cedar Falls Saturday, where they
visited relatives and friends.
Miss Maggie Burke is home from
Walker after a visit win relatives.
Mrs. Will Mcnamara of Walker
is guest of her parents, Will He'd
dinger and wife.
Mary A. Allison was born Dec. 10,
1881, at Redcastle, county Donegal.
Ireland and died at Coggon, Iowa,
Feb. 20, 1908 at Ills a. m. She
was united in marriage in 1854 to
Samuel Orr, after which they lived
in. Philadelphia two years and then
moved to lowe City, where they re-
sided six years, later coming to
Delaware county where they lived
on farm until 1892 when they re-
moved to Coggon. Mr.. Orr died in
1894 Nine children were born to
the above union, eight OF whom are
living, viz: Joseph, of Leadville,
Colo; John Of this place, Andrew of
Chicago, Sam Of Hopkinton; David
of Montana; Frank Of independence;
Mrs. Annie Wilson of this place and
Willie. All were present at the fun
eral except the latter, Mrs Orr
has been in failing health since
Thanksgiving time, but was not
considered dangerously sick until
last week, when she took q fresh
cold which ran into pneumonia.
The funeral services were held
Tuesday morning at 1000 a. m. at
the home, being conducted by Rev.
Ruston. Services were also held at
the church at Golden and the inter
ment took place in the Golden GEM
etery.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-04
Saturday for few days visit at the

Saturday for few days visit at the
D. A. Lightly home.
Miss Hilma Pierson of Oelwein is
spending a few days at the home of
her father Peter Pierson.
Mr.. Lightly Of Elkport is visiting
at the home Of his son, D. A. Lightly.
Miss Ella White and brother of
Thorpe visited their sister Mrs.
Chas. Kimber one day the past week.
Mr.. Clark White of Delhi was a
business caller here Friday
Alex Hackbarth of Delhi was in
town Friday.
Ed Strickland of Almoral was a
business caller here Thursday.
AL Burbridge and wife moved to
one of his fathers farms north Of
Greeley Saturday.
Florence Rizer was born in Clay
ton Co. la, Sept. II, 1886 and died
at her home in Oneida, Feb. "a,
1908, being twenty one years FIVE
months and seven days old. On
Oct. 2, 1904. she was united in
marriage with Nick Burbridge.
Two children came to gladden. their
home which indeed was pleasant
one for her sole ambition in life
seemed to be for the welfare of her
home. She was naturally strong
and robust constitution until about
q year ago consumption laid its
blighting hand on her and marked
her for its victim. Despite all med
ical skill could do to stay it's course
she gradually grew weaker. She
bore her suffering with great pat
fence and fortitude and quietly and
peacefully passed to her reward as
one who falls asleep. The funeral
services were held in the M. e.
church Wednesday afternoon. Feb.
26, Rev. Crawford of Greeley con-
Quoting the service The remains
were conveyed to the Greeley ceme-
terry where they were laid to rest.
The floral offerings were very
beautiful.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-04
PATENT OFFICE SCANDAL
Examiner in the Office Charged with
$5,OOO.Ooo Crime.

Three arrests at Washington Thurs
day brought to light scandal in the
patent office which has been under i'll
vcstigation since early in February.
and which rcvOlycs around an inven-
ton valued at more than $5O00,00O.
The parties arrested are Ned W. Bar
ton, third assistant examiner of tho
patent office; Henry w. Everding, II
patent attorney of Philadelphia, and
John A. Hcany, an inventor, of York,
Pa. They have been indicted by
the United States grand jury for con
spiracyto defraud the government. and
for destroying public records.
1t is alleged that through connivance
with Ned w. Barton, Heany and Ever
ding outrivaled more than twenty of the
largest electrical concerns In the coun-
try, striving 10 get the same patent.
All of these concerns had filed appl;cn-
tions for patent, hut from time 70
time BARTON. it is charged, would see
the specifications and employ what.
ever lie desired for perfecting Heany's
invention. To be successful in this
plan it was necessary to destroy GER
tain records and file substitutes there
for