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DEMOCRATS HOLD MEETING.
Central Committee Of the District
Transacts Business.

At a meeting of the democratic central
committee of the Distric: OF Columbia last
evening in Eagles Hall business of rou-
tine nature was disposed of. Chairman
J. Fred Kelley presided
The subcommittee for rules and resula-
ton Tor the primaries. to be held May
~ and the District democratic conven-
ton of May II, announced that at the
next meeting a full report will be sub
mitted.
The resignation of Smith Thompson. jr..
as secretary and member from the Iourth
district was read and accepted. William
Mex. Clayton vas elected secretary to fill
the vacancy Frank j. Wisner was elect
ed member of the committee to repre-
sent the fourth district, in place of
Thomp: on. resigned. and j. ID. Gailaher
was s elected as member for the h.th dis
.rict, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Thomas l.. Conner. which
was accepted by the committee.
Resolutions on the death of K. B. Hay.
seventh district: ID. r. Callahan. twenty
tirst district. and Richard Ryan. eight
zenith distr CT, the members of the commits
see who have died since the organization
Of the committee in 1904. were presented
by the special committee. consisting OF
Messrs Mattinsly, Archer Clayton, Scan
ION and Campbell. The resolutions were
adopted. After routine business the COM
mittee adjourned to April II.
The following members were present:
Messrs Moore. Clayton. Ready, Purcell.
freeman (by proxy: Roache. Scanlon.
Kelley. McQuade, Mattingly, Archer and
Dausch.
The next meeting OF the District OF Co
,umbia Democratic Association Is to be
held tomorrow evening in the Munsey
building. The democrats of the District
are said to be intensely in earnest this
wear to begin an early and vigorous cam
paign locally and in adjoining, states for
the success of the party and its candi-
dates for the Presidency and Congress.
Among the speakers will be Representa-
tive Hitchcock OF Nebraska. Jackson H.
Ralston of Maryland. Representative
Sims Of Tennessee, w. c. Mclntire.
Hugh Harvey, Thomas w. Buckley and
others.
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story was given. and already We are
hearing from outside in the country of ac-
ton which is being based entirely upon
that phase. and which entirely ignores
the findings of the practical men on the
commission. The District health, Office.
certain divisions of the Department of
Agriculture and the marine hospital alone,
ii seems. were consulted in the cOmpila-
ton of the pamphlet.
Weight is given to the opinions of
men in the regulation of the milk bust
neSs who themselves tolerate. in their
own spheres. where human life and health
are affected. infinitely worse conditions
than they complain of in the milk pro-
Queer. Not only that" he continued.
but look at this as an instance of the
way they prove things. For tests made
in the matter. they took sample of
what was considered pure milk. handled
under sanitary conditions. such as, If we
observed them. would pass our milk as
all right.
They divided this sample into four
parts, and 'incubated' these parts at diff
ferent temperatures. Now, mind you the
only element introduced to affect this
pure milk was the element of temporal
ture. The part incubated' at ~ degrees
Fahrenheit. after twenty-four hours,
showed reduction in bacteria count from
300 bacteria to the cubic centimeter, the
number of bacteria shown in the pure
milk. to 400: the part incubated at
to 1908 in the same time; the part incu-
batcd at 81 degrees rose to .S0OU0, while
the part incubated at % degrees. tenn
perature slightly lower than the intestinal
rose to the enormous sum
of twelve and half billions Of bacteria
per cubic centimeter.
Protests Against Report.
Now. the existence of excessive num-
bers OF bacteria in milk, they claim. is
due to insanitary conditions in handling
the milk. IT, they say, the milk producer
and dealer properly handle the milk. this
excessive number of bacteria is not found
Yet their own experiments cOnclusively
show that the simple element of warmth
will increase the bacterial count from
$3.50 in pure milk to twelve and. half
billions in twenty-four hours. while lit
tie cooler temperature will reduce it from
1900 to 400: and yet it is upon expert
ments and theories of men of this stamp
that our business is attempted to be reg
ulated. This Is what l wish to resent:
and / wish also to protest. as strongly IS
I may against the acceptance of the re-
port Of that commission Of thirty-five
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INSTRUCTED FOR GRAY
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS IGNORE
HIS LETTER.

DOVER. Del, April 15.-Despite the writ
ten declaration of Judge George Gray that
he could not under any circumstances con-
sent to have the delegates instructed for
him, the Delaware democratic state con-
vention yesterday officially placed his
name before the democracy of the coun-
try for that party's nomination for Presi-
dent of the United States.
Judge Gray's declaration. contained in a
letter to Thomas F. Bayard, chairman of
the state committee. which was read to
the convention. came as surprise to the
delegates. but they did not hesitate to
place his name in the field. The mention
of his name in the convention and in the
various county caucuses that preceded the
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To Attend Annual Conference.

The ministers and delegates from the
Colored Methodist Episcopal churches Of
this city departed this morning to attend
the annual conference of the connection.
which begins today in Holsey Chapel,
Philadelphia, Pa. to be in session week.
Among the ministers were J. w. Smith
of Israel Church. L.. f. b. Rosser of Miles
Memorial Church. G. a. Leftwich of Lane
Chapel Rev. Mr.. Carroll of Garfield. d.
C.. Church. Rev. Mr.. Bowie. statistician
of the connection; J. T. Long. presiding
elder, and James II. Anderson. Bishop
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Meeting of Kings Daughters.

The Kings Daughters of the Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church met last evening at the residence
of Mrs. j. D. Steele. 100 North Capitol
street Business was transacted, the
scope of the society's work extended and
names Of new members added to the
roll. Refreshments were served
Those present were Mrs. Fox. Mrs. coe
Mrs. Fulton. Mrs. Fowler Mrs. Proctor,
Mrs. Frazier. Mrs. Chauncey. Mrs. Mad
dux. Mrs. Meredith. Mrs. RumeI, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Green. Mrs. Lear. Mrs. Ross.
Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Hennig and son. Mrs.
Barker, Mrs. Boteler and cousin, Mrs.
Beale. Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Schuckers, Mrs.
HUMPHREYS. Mrs. Barrett. Mrs May, Mrs.
Morgan. Mrs. Weber. Mrs. Sisson, Mrs.
Thornton. Mrs. Common, Mrs. Adelman.
Mrs. Meechum. Miss Chauncey. Miss
Maddux. Miss Meeks. Miss Schuckers and
Miss Steele
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THEORIES AND Pure MILK
PRACTICAL MEN IGNORED, SAYS
TRUNDLE.
Dealer Protests Against Report OF
Commission of Thirty
Five.

A. s Trundle the local milk dealer,
whose vigorous remarks of protest against
the existing order OF things as affecting
the milk producer at the meeting of his
society. at 18TH street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Yesterday. have excited interest,
said to Star reporter today: Il do not
wish tn be misunderstood in this matter
I made no such sweeping charge against
the National tuberculosis Society and
scientists generally as the report of my
remarks would seem to indicate. But
do wish to enter a vigorous protest
against the regulation of our business by
men who are not practical in any sense.
so far as it is concerned. but who Duild
and modify their opinions from time to
time nv their experiments. which. upon
close analysis viii be found to confute
the very theories which they seek to ad-
vance.
..The District Commissioners. some time
ago appointed commission OF .hir!y-nve
to INQUIRE into conditions and suggest
such changes with reference to the laws
regulating the production and sale of
milk as might seem TO pc Justlneo. Ihese
REPORTS were to be used for the general
information of the country. and to help
in the regulation Of the milk business
everywhere On this commission were
properiy appointed two milk Leaiers and
two milk producers. to represent the prac-
tical side of the business
Theorists Predominate.
"Yet, when the Department of Agri-
culture compiled it's voluminous pamphlet
showing the result of the work of this
commission not single word OF what
had been gathered and reported by the
practical men. the representatives of the
milk producers and dealers. was pub
lished. Only the scientific side of the
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Paving Of Massachusetts, Avenue.

An unfavorable report has been made
by the Commissioners to Chairman Gal
linger OF the Senate District committee
upon the bill recently introduced by Sen
ator Kean. which provides for the paving
Of Massachusetts avenue, northwest from
to r Streets at cost OF $500 AL
though the Commissioners have made an
adverse re,ort unon this measure the,
are OF the opinion that the macadam sur
face should I've replaced with sheet as
phalt but they think this Improvement
should be postponed for several years.
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WANTS WILL CONSTRUED.
Mallett Estate, Valued at $4,000,
to Be Settled.

Frank B. King, executor of the will of
Anna Smith Mallett. who left an estate
valued at $l25.o0O. has applied to the Dis
trict Supreme Court for the construction
of certain provisions o the will He es-
pecially desires the courts ruling on his
right to sell the real estate. Attorney
Ellen Spencer Mussey represents the exec
utOr.
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Mrs. Owens Thanks Firemen.

William r. Belt, chief of the fire de.
partment. forwarded to the Commits
sioners today letter from Mrs. c. Emily
d. Owens of 1890 l. street northwest, in
which she commended the fire department
for its bravery and efficiency, whics, was
displayed at fire in her apartments
Monday night.
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Remanded to Await Sentence.

Benjamin Herbert, aged about nifty
years. was convicted late yesterday after
noon i'm Criminal Court No. of mis-
treating his fourteen-year-old daughter
Maize Herbert. The father and child
both denied the charge on the Witness
stand Herbert was remanded to await
sentence.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

and its publication broadcast, when the
findings Of the only practical men on the
commission were absolutely ignored and
left out OF the publication. MY criticism
of these scientists Is not based upon per.
functory consideration or few articles
Cleaned from the casual reading of the
newspapers. but upon a close careful and
Intelligent study of the entire question
covering five long years: and / know
what l am talking about
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:. F. Williams of Augusta. Ga. will pre-

All of the local c. NJ E. churches have
petitioned the conference to return for
another year their pastors and Rev. j. 4.
Long as presiding elder.
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FOR RENT
TO RENT PAYERS:

FOR RENT
TO RENT PAYERS:
BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR FINAL RENTAL
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE COMING YEAR
LET US SHOW YOU SOME SPLENDID NEW
HOUSES IN THE VERY BEST RESIDENTIAL
SECTION NORTHWEST THAT YOU GAN
PURCHASE FOR THE SAME AMOUNT
MONTHLY THAT YOU ARE NOW PAYING
OUT IN RENT.
THE AMOUNT YOU. PAY OUT EACH
MONTH ON OUR RENTAL PAYMENT PLAN
FOR THE PURCHASE OF HOMES REMAINS
ALWAYS THE SAME A STATED SUM.
WHICH INCLUDES ALL INTEREST. TAXES
AND INSURANCE, AND PAYS OFF PRIN-
CIPAIA
LET US SHOW YoU THE FOLLOWING
HOUSES:
1857 18TH ST. NV. CORNER. ........ STE. 90
1855 KILBoURNE ST. Nw............. 1000
1741 Ku4BoURNE ST. Nw............. $50
2O3o ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
1717 EUCLID ST. NW..................5 $3.50
$50 21ST ST. NV. .................... 45.OC
1926 INGLEsIDE TERRACE N.w........ $3.50
525 QUINCY ST. N.w.................. 37.5C
524 SHEPPARD ST. NW......... 81. SO
SwARTZELL. RHEEM HENsEY CO.,
au21.4t 727 18TH ST. NV.
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FOR RENS-BY wEsCOTT & WILCOX.
TONI Donna ava

1412 Doth. Tor. ami. $50. SO
2e23 N. l4r, b, ami. 90. 90
1907 18th, pr. b. fur Is. 50
1925 2od. 14r, b. AS. so
2l45 K. 10r, %, Gel. 45. 90
9S1 s, ar. b. ami 20. 50
1921 22d. 11r,b.cel. 80. %
2llS @, lar. b. =. $3.50
1920 n, 10r, b. lat. So rs
2l3O L. l2r. b. ...8.6
23l9 Pa av. 10r. b.35.G
9O7-O0 E, l0r. b. 1870
2327 Pa av. Tor. b.32.60
GIL 23d. Sr. b. 81
a42 o, Sr, b. lat 80. 50
1870 30th. Sr. b. 80. 80
l714 Sth. Or, b. sta. %. 80
1906 Kingman. Or. BIS go
260l Pa av. 7r. b. &.5
1924 Camb'ge. Sr. b. q. 80
CIT 23d, Or. b.iat q. 50
GOT 10th ne. 7r, b. 20. SO
1905 4th Sc. Or. b. 16. 30
SIS Goth. Or. w.. 1880
500 26th. 6r. w....13.50
APARTMENTS.
800 2lst. "a. Or. b. ht40.G
G02 21st. IN. b, ht31 so
5Ol 23d. "a. Or. b. %. 20
For full list Of small
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THE CARLISLE, 1918
n. non-housekeepine-
3 rooms, ha tn. =. 80. so
2 rooms. BATH. %. SO
2 rooms. bath. 30
2 roorEs. bath....1S.50
sol 23d. "a. Or. b. 20. 20
28lS Pa av. "a, CT. b 1880
105B 23d. 5r. b. ..2l.50
503A 23d, 5r, b. ..2t.50
$50 98th. ID, Il, b.17.50
2ll9 Pa nv. 4r. b. $50
$40 10th. %. Ar. b.Ie.60
1881 L. Ar. b. ....l3-I5
COLORED.
1926 X, 7r, lat. $3.50
24l5 q. Or. b.....16.W
S2l 24th. 5r. W. ..14.5O
l117 Fusseli's. 6r, W 1870
l4l3 26th. 5r. W. .1l.50
STORES.
1917 Pa av. ! rm,
cellar. wa. gas. as. so
| l015 Sth Sc. 49,. .35. 90
2134 p. 1r. w.. 1890
l417 Wisconsin av.l2.0O
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La Gv. heated
| rooms. $40. $12.5o. $50
houses and dats apply ut
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sas. 90. zoos 2ed NV. Or
$3.50. 1902 8 NV. Sr
S35. 30. $50 21st nv. Tor
S5. ..9i6 r. ID noor
35. The Wyoming. 3r
$S3. .....I2i2 q nv. sr
S32. 20. The Parkside, Or
922. so. Montgomery. r.
So. 30. The LandmOre. 5r
AIS. 80. .1ol3 Goth NV. Or
S2. 30. The Phoenix. ir
81. 10. SOL Vsrnnm NV. ar
Aa2 20. 100 Webster. ?r
S32. 20. 431s R'wood av,7r
es2. ~. .431s 9th NV. 7r
$40. ~. .lAS3 I4th NV. sr
gao. 20. PIN 1st NV. Or
$50 "a. .11S3 18th nv. Or
gao. 20. III I'd NV. Or
$40. 4@h 18Th NV. 5r
$50. .S+0s 18th NV. sto
S?o. .S15 II NV. sr
$50. =. .A32 9th NV. hall
&3n. .50l n NV. Offices
$40. The Victoria. 4r
&30. 1892 IrCleside. inr
S21. 30. 222a Decatur, Or
Coz 70 ITO 21d NV fir
s2a 30. .s2S Shepherd. ar
t2a. 20. 4O4 Shenherd. tsr
S2s. 40. ...21l4 X NV. Or
x?5. 40. 921 French NV. 1r
x2s. .@3 9th NV. q
425. 1919 d NV. ar
COX. .539 Quincy NV. 7r
500. 30. :. .472 + sw. ar
421. 80. 1913 Morton NV. Or
so. 20. .S04 G ne. ar
con. 50. .G22 4 G av sc. t,r
$40. ). .824I n NV. 4r
&H. The Terrace. Ar
$50. ..... "a r NV. Or
sis 20. .1,2s 10Th NV. 4r
81. 30. 90 Mass Az NV Or
sl7.m. ...l62 r nv. 6r
fi7. 40. 1923 10th NV. ar
East Kifke al. Chevy On
SIT. 40. I24 y 7 av nw.Sr
AfA. IN. .2AlaL, 18th nv ar
&iR. 10. 322 Massav nw.6r
SIC. so. Ala y 7 av nw.6r
S'a. .046 T NV. rear sta
Sl2.50. .233 18th ne. sto
St1.5o. .3iS G ne. 4r
sin 10. .i0a2 = ] Az. sr
$40. 40. 1872 Half sc. Or
5000. .el6 2lst NV. 1r
,perty for rent send Tor
en- 4 HENsEY CO..
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o6ON & CO, 1885 r NV.
COS 18th ne. Or, b.I7.J)
colored, 6at, Ar. b.15.50
1925 Sd sw, Or. b. 1850
Alt I ne, Or, w...15.O
l34 Ben I'd, Or. :. 1850
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CRYSTAL ROCK WATER Is FAMOUS FOR
its purity: received fresh daily from Chestput
Hill. Va: used and Endorsed BY leading ply
sicians. Once. 7Sl 18th NV. Phone n. 6627.
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FOR RENT
$225. .311 7th NV. store
SyD. The MARLBOROUGH. sr
Sl25. 1881 18th NV, 19r
SIPS. ...Lenox st, Chevy
$780,. 1898 oath NV, i2r
500. 1910 q NV. Tor
$l0O 4 $50. ...1407 18th
SIS. 1920 18th NV. lot
SIS. .l7@ Q NV. Tor
$S5. 1911 Adams Min
I'd. Tor
se5. .lO0s K NV. iir
$65. The Marlborough. 3r
$50. .1011 " Fl Az NV, lG
SOS. $50 I NV, 12r
go. so. 1924 Biltmore, Tor
SEQ. 1900 24th NV. Tor
$40. 1928 18th Nv, 12r
$3.50. 1925 v NV. l&
$50. .2505 Champlain av
SIS. .17so Col I'd. Tor
$55. 1905 KARA av. 12F
tSS. The Cumberland, 5r
$50. 20. The WeGtover. Or
so. 70. 1879 X NV, l1Y
so az. .22i1 Wash cir, Or
$50. go. .tOl6 ga NV, Or
$50. 1879 2lst nv, Pr
$40. 1886 18Th NV, Or
$40. ..l244 1lth nv. Tor
$50, BIT 18th NV, Or
$50. .l733 Kilb'ne NV. Tor
$50. The Cumberland, Or
e46. ~. 1921 X nv, iOf
$45.65. 1929 18th nv, Or
$40. 90. 1908 y Fl av, iOr
45. so. .14l9 9Th NV, l0r
%. The Pebbleton. Or
S45. The Wyoming. 3r
e46. The Victoria, Or
442.a5. ..i2f2 8 NV. Iir
A2. 20. The Miller Or
A2.D. los 5fh NV, 81
4l.O5. 1921 10Th NV, Or
so. as. ZOO Wash ct, Or
-. .473 No av NV. l8r
20. 30. ..IS3s T NV. Or
$40. SO. .2ol4 18th nw.Ior
$40. .S23 10th NV. Or
30. It'll Euclid NV, Or
$40. The Marlborough. 3r
$40. The Milton, Or
f3S.l0..l 1897 Ore av. Tor
s3I. 80. 1888 9th NV. Tor
437. 80. The Landmore, 5r
e37. 20. 2443 Ont I'd NV. Or
Forest Glen. Nd. l&
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weekly
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Ne COT 18th & r. SEQ 90 4e8 X. sta l6stls. IN 90
sol L nv. Or. b. 1910 col n NV store IA 50
1914 Ith NV. eto- 700 23Sl eth nv. Or ". Is 30
245l 18th NV. lor: h5OO0 6l3 L NV. wareh el g. 90
l146 NV. l1r.Sb 1000 2084 7th NV, stol4 so
5l2 NV, 14r b. -4l0O, 1900 Brightwood av
t710 18th nv. 1or. b405 30 store and cellar - 80
2OS 9th sw 81, sta 40 90 1889 C(ofcel 2r "a IL 50
52S Fla av nv. ". o. 900 6ls Morton Or. ". - SO
1901 9Th NV. Sr. b.3t so as 9th store. IL 90
iii 9th nv. Pr. b. rs 5l2 ID ONCE. 10 90
lJ0S 9th NV, 10r. b. 30 90 2oo1 14th ONCE 10 90
III 7th NV. store 80 90 6l8 La av. basement.
sS ~ NV. 81 s.. b. 80 c6IoRED TENiNsTTSS''
l422 9th NV, 7r b. p % 49, II NV. 1r. 20 20
BIB II ne. n. b.. Is 80 1908 9th nv Or b. TIC. 80
$40 nv, 7r. b.. 81. 30 9i2 Barry nj NV
1910 X ne. Or, h. .26. 30 4r. w..... IA 20
$50 9 NV. OF. b.. -. 30 2.s6 18th Or ". - 20
gig ne. Or. b. 50 2l26NY av NV .5r. wlO 70
lt4 Ore av. 7r b. Is 30 HOS Goat al Ar 30
i33S = NV. store e 90 305 7th sc. 4r.w.S.JO
G32 l. ct NV, warehouse. .....,.... l66 a.
Storage room. 45x9o. Freedman's alley 10 al
2ool 18th st; NV. rooms. once -. 30 90
Rear 21S1 sth st. NV. stable. 4 stalls. 1000
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sci. so. 10lJ NJ sc, sto. DIV
500. 100 l. Sc. store
SIS. .1S2.i 9th NV. la
x14.. .615 T. NV. 4r
$12. 30. .0S Taylor sc. 81
$1,000. 1911 Fristoe ct. 5r
IS CO., 6l1 f st. NV.
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l745 18th NV. Tor, b$60. 90
eos 10Th ne, 7r, 0.23.5O
72l 18th ne, Or, b.. .2.O
6lS It'll ne. Or. b. .2O.J0
1905 7th ne, Or. b. ..@.D
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1898 9th NV. 10. b4 50 50 Myrtle ne Orb. r. so
Sw cor 9th and Sher- history auto sheds
idan SITS. 600 In Queens ct NV.
rear 1910 NV 3OO9 each 800
r: cS::: ia and e Ss
The ohfsi: z e s?a s' Rh z co.
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& 81 81 r. :;
1905 7th ne 6r. b. 30. 80 1874 Ben I'd, sr 10 g
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au2l-3t MOORE HILL. Inc. 1888 G St
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9 rooms and bath; all improvements; rent,
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i2i4 ista s'i ST. NV. 10 rooms. baths 1IsoS
5 1920 leth NV Tor. and b.: fur; heat. 900
1918 1ith tn st. NV. 1er. b.. iatrcbe neat. As
1925 sth NV, II rooms and bath 49,. $3.50
1921 9th st.. 10 rooms and bath....... $3.50
$50 9 ST.. sr. and b.. lstrobe heat: -. g.. 20
ss "a s. ro sna D. and u ssts
g. AMID b. atFese heat se:
2s2 18th pi ne. rooms and bath. 49,. 1880
4l3 Franklin NV. rooms ........!. 1850
82s Liberty st. s.w.. rooms .......... $50
242e snow s court, 2 rooms LIST floor. 800
s124 Shows 80 court rooms. I'd door q = x
STORE zoos \ &r eE $3.50
Apart the RRe esns g. and and se
Apart 2, the Stoddard. Or. and b.. 1880
The Park View. 425 ath NV: b.. b.. 275o
1oo so 81 u and and b.
Tue "0'' OFFICES rss FOR Or" RENT. -''''
Mso! s1s1 II Pa 81 y e.
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FOR RENT-SEPTEMBER I. 1899 CORCORAN
st. NV: corner house delightfully."- situated 10
rooms. modern improvements: south front: $45
Per month. Apply 1908 18th 1T. NV. au2O-3t'
FOR RENT-ON MORRIS ST NE. BY SEPT
/. Groom house: bath. cellar and large yard.
Apply to OWNER. 423 9Th st. Sc. nu2o-at'
brick house: o rooms. hot and cold water and
$3G per month OWNER. 1893 Columbia. St.,
between 9th and 10th and p and Q SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-MODERN HOUSE: II ROOMS
and bath: one square from Capitol Library and
cars. Inquire 1O1 I'd st. ne. au6-1St' ,eSu
FOR RENT
222 I'd ne, II rooms and bath ........ $50. 80
% r me-. Q rooms and bath. ............ 1880
ioSi B. Il. JOHNSON OH S Co. Sill Eth st: NV Wv
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FOR RENr--W. G. DUyALL: 722 18TH NV:
4oa LIST NV. srb. :$2s. % 606 22d NV, sr b. $32 SO
1929 9th NV Tor sta455 so 1873 Harvard 6r. b z; 30
OATS. 80 i 18th s ne, g. +. 3d. iis$
ne. s22.5O apartments. Irving" Dent. pl..
6. e fine b. sldg a. :a6 b. and Or b.
isso " NV: 1r. 4 b.. $3.50; or. & b.. $50. 20;
Stanley 1411 Harvard NV. Or. 4 b.. $42. so
$45; 'Winton," 1909 Harvard NV. Or. 4 b.,
$37. 80. $40. au20-3t
FOR RENT-$275o-AN ATTRACTIVE COLO
NAL house In lexington: new house OF elk
Inns -GUERRY CO.. 62l 18th NV. auls-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-21

TOP RENT
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Some nice houses for colored tenants from sl2 up.
auIs-n 500 10th st. NV.
Sc: Sc ,s soGS nw s;d dw
, aSsh nw se hs Ct Ta1or m"
Ls sa9 JONES & co ei7 ff, st. n ss
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FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL HOME. 631 n. G.
ave. Sc: near Pa. ave. cars: house forty feet
ami: heated by furnace: lsrgs. splendid lawn
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FOR RENT-RENTERs. ATTENTION.
aasy snd Mo ua et .sa::
''',e, SHANNON LucHs. 70. 18th st. NV.
80, sf4E H i HsSi2s $ss HsssssGs
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81 n st. nv, 10 rooms bath: s......$ 1928 =
us ooreorsn st. 10 rooms ' and bath. -. 1855
s ssso vt st. rooms and bath s.is
Ills 9th st. Sc. rooms and batb 1850. 1890
lll4 eth ST. Sc. 9 rooms. bath. ::...... 1890
'izS OH ST. ' OFFICE sfoR Roo esf '' .'''
f ;isa ith - Ct; ONO. to ssSs
l 49, sth st. NV. sfor''oom. '.:'..:'.. -oo'
UNrrRNIsHEp
The New York. rooms. bath and heat. 81. g
The Chelsea. rooms and bath. heat. 27.5e
81 hihah e. f ssss ave 1000
FOR RENT
1891 @ NV. 8 rooms and bath. ......... $3.50
1922 NV. nat. 5 rooms and hath: $3.50
w SMsaLEs LlSKISs. 204-s07 McGin bldg,
ESQ ss I'll s.. az: 10 asa 's Sa.s
ne Sc casfaSe s s. CORP cSSSRfoRiTIoS.
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WANTED-HOUSES.
house in Bloomipgdaie PREPARED: about $1,000:
modern improv cments. Address Box 13i, Star
wANTED-BY STRANGERS IN CITY. TO BUY
OF the e wsS
least II rooms. suitable for entertaining: not
over $40 Box l46. Star ONCE. au2l-3t
wANTED-FOR CASH A NUMBER OF SMALL.
$40 to siS per month Address Box ia. star
office. au2OSt
WANTED-TO RENT A MODERN HOUSE OCT.
l. within one block Of Met. ear line: rent, 81
to $50. Address, with particulars. H. v.
MILLS Cosmos Hall, Atlantic City. y. J.
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I'VE RENT FURNISHED HOUSES" HAv-
ing at present applicants for this fall. IL your
house 10 vacant list same with US. We make
a speciality in this line.
aulO-tf CRAIG & EVANS. Hibbs bldg.