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FOH KENT
IS, 500. 1880 Mass nw.11i
., 900. $40 18th nv. ar
e. 500 4 81, 800. ..2286
Mass Az nv. l2r
$3.50. .3ll 7th NV. store
$i25. .1e25 2<th NV. 12r
500. =. 1910 G NV. Tor
500 & $50. .14N 18th
sss. 1911 Nh AZ n..is.
$50. so. The Montgomery.
II
$50. .1&5 18th nv. I2Y
$50. .250S Champlain Az
SIS. 80. 1926 v NV. l1r
SIS. 1906 Champlain ~
SIS. .l752 Col I'd. Tor
rs. .le00 Kal'a ~, l2r
$k2. so. 1904 18th NV, Tor
~. 80. The Westover. Or
h2. so. 1873, Path NV. for
$50. 20. .lle0 X NV, l1r
so. az. .2z1l Wash cir. ar
0. 90. 1915 nd NV, 81
10. ..1244 11th NV. Tor
10. The Cumberland. Or
30. The Marlborough. r.
80. ..3l77 18th NV, Or
$50. I733 KLINE NV, Tor
rs. q. 1912 & NV, llr
S46. 60. 1O00 n Fl av, 1lp
@.. The Pe6bleton. 6f
@. The Wyoming, 3r
SM. ..l000 Path NV, Tor
S&. The Victoria, 81
30. The Westovsr, o.
A2.0. The 1flhswIck. n
A2. 90. ne Miller, 81
30. Is. 1873 8 nv. 10p
$40. s. 2200 Wash ct, o,
1850. .3SO + NV. 10f
go. .17l7 Euclid NV. Or
SS9. 10. 1927 Ore av. Tor
$3.50. The x.andmore, 5r
81. 80. 1883 9th NV. Tor
80 80. The Landmore, 81
e91. so. !. 1928 Q NV, u
&37. 50. 2443 Ont I'd nv. 81
-Forest Glen. Md. In
Tor complete list Of ps
SWARTZEIL. RHE,
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FOR RENT-D.D. THOMP
l745 1Sthnw. ION b960. CO.,
22O F. ne. Tor, b. . .S3. 50
71s r I av nv,
store. 5r. w......S.0l
7O2 10th ne, Sr. b. -. 50
1929 z ne, e.. b. 1910
616 La av, 4r. ". .lo.b0I
ap27-d.eSu
FOR SALE. %. 00-0R
Georgetown Heights: =
IT.: Z rooms. cellar; PR
er. OWNER. 1921 r ct
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FOR SALE-LESS THAN 5000
most desirable and q very substantial
three-story Roman brick dwelling can be pur-
chased for less than $1,000. formerly held at
10000. On a lettered street, facing south.
10th street. Comparatively new, very
attractive front, parlor reception hall, dining
room. pantry and kitchen on the first floor:
6 sleeping rooms. HOT-WATER HEAT, finished
throughout in hardwood, lot 20 Fl. WIDE AND
100 FIT. DEEP TO AN ALLEY. We can place q
loan Of &c. 900 on this house. to gun fct I've
years at 5 per cent interest. The value ID
here. otherwise we could not secure q loan
OF this amount. This IL not an every day prop
ositon, but one that Is offered once in q great
while. 1t should receive your prompt atten-
ton.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York Ave.
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OR BENTLEY wEscoTr I WILCOX.

FOR RENT-Bf WESCt
1907 Pc
1872 10th. lOr.ami$I5.S SO
1929 N, l4r. b, amt. 80. 90
1888 N. i0r. h. ami. .51.00
a1s 23d. Tor. b. ami 80. 30
$40 18th. Nr. b. lat.45.1S
s02 2lst. l2r. b. ami3s. 50
21lS q. l4r. b. as. so
2020 n. 10r. b. 1at.8i. Is
cc323 Pa Az. Tor. t.3S.65
s0e 22d. Ar. h. ami. $3.50
1904 Fl. dw. Or. b. lat35. 90
all 23d. sr. b. .N.07
S0A 22d. l0f. b. ami. as. 80
:522 l.. 7r, h. lat. 80. 50
1880 50th. Or. b. $3.50
Takoma, Or. b :. .M. 80
2130 I. 81. b. -. .N.50
1927 n. 7r. b, lat. ~. 90
2137 r. Tor. h. Is. 30
1924 Camb'ge. ar. h. q. 50
81 23d. 6r. n. lat. 70. 50
1910 o. u. b, lat. 1850
s26 X Sc. 6r. b. 1850
2415 q. 8r. b. is. 50
Si7-S19 10th. 5r.w1S. 50
1929 e sw. 7r. ". rs. %
S3i 18th. 4r. ". .l4.6
For full list OF small
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FOR RENT
BY RLUNDON. OBRIEN & BELT uNC.).
1903 G st. NV. Telephones Main 1904-05.
HOUSES (UNFURNISHEDl

1908 Il aorsEs tuS s1fPssHss Ef. 's00'
s. :ssi as'! p'' IT, 'lS =: III 81!
So ssss iss H.; "A
$50. Bethesda; Nd. Or. s27 g. 1922 Wsllach g.
s.sso. :i4,s STU iS, si3so $50 18th e 81;
a2s: it isiS So oo' S :: :v o. s.
s'::l4s n Ar ISt r IN e. $40 Fla '' Or
a. 1879 s.'s rg,n ne 4.
3: ::ssS 81 ;a,s a. :ss "a \,
sss s ..5 1918 Euclid. "a . a. 30. Apt. sr:
81 ,7d7 Euclid ri g. The p. Sss A.
s. a:so:.:::..ss Z, {; s4Sars.
200 5th Sc. 9rb ..'.'............. $ 40 ~
1872 1lth ST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1U o.
ri III 18th st. ne. ST. and b............... 25.5o
The s sIHsSpScS o'BRIEN BELT iGNc,. cow
1908 G st. NV. Telephones Main lc0405.
FOR KENT-ss1s HoLMEAD AVE. NV. N
Columbia Heights; 6 rooms. bath and furnace
spii-tf JAMES F. SHEA. eas La. ave. NV.
FOR .RENT-22oe n ST N.W;-ll Rooms AND
s;. sss
sp Ii.a JAMES F. SHEA. e4s La. ave. NV.
FOX RENT-sIo eTH ST. S.W.-LARGE BRICK
porches. very large side yard; good neishbor-
. .Ss rent 54 SSE saE e. e. La. ave-. NV
UNPUBLISHED.
i7o7 n. J. ave- NV 1r. rooms 'nd bath $500
he Chelsea. S rooms and bath. beat. Nso
ii'' G st. Nv g Sr aSSsi g. and ''''' zoo
IL; ~ !; sisda 1875 1875
FOR RENT-7iz 4 81. NE. CAPITOL HILL
residence with 10 rooma and bathroom; house
.p os 'h; JAMES sf9 sasi s esr In monte .a:
I727 Columbia road: handsome residence. SIS On N
SassfEs IiSkiss $50 so4' 90 %esiii bldg:
and bath; hot.water heat; in ths1oush repais;
sSs|! ~ C. WELDON CO.: "a e Gs' st:
Flat 3. 1917 18th. rooms and bath. SIS. oo
No. essi,1ss r. esso6RsPoRArloN
1a37-tf 10th ard q SITS.
FOR RENT-s2s ALLISON ST. NV: ROOMS
and bath: steam heat: large porch: front colo
NAL: rent. $25.70 Apply CHAS. z. TR!BBY.
703 18th ct. NV. 1al4.tf
ZOE aENT-rNFURNIsHED.
Sc ,s per
. few desirable furnished houses.
OFFICES.
Second floor. SIS l4th .t............. sss per mo
'o''o o OLYMPIA ApARTMrST HOUSE. wv
Apartment. rooms and bath. 900 per mo
Apartment. rooms and hath.. $40 and As per mo
STONFLEIGH COURT
few very desirable apsrtments now vacant n
SfoDeleigh Court at from $50 to &i65 ner month.
FITCH. FOX BROWN
de21.H 1908 G 1t. NV.
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)TT 4 WILCOX.
?52l I. 5f. w......1l.0O
25O2 ]. 5r. b.. 1880
PASS Va Az. 4r. w..l1.6O
APARTMENTS.
- q. 5f. b, lat. ..U.M
1922 Q. %. 4r. b. 20. 30
$50 20th. -. 4r. b.l0.B0
TIE CARLISLE. 1919
n. non-housekeeping-
8 rooms. ha tn. 80. so
COLORED.
Ga 18th. r. b. -. 80
1921 Path. Or. w..l6.O
fn05 chase ct. 6r.
": lat. 20
1919 2Stk. 81. w..l4.W
Ills Fusselrs.6e. wl2.@
2naZW Alex ct. n. wl0.m
TOE 10th ne. e.. w.l0. 50
STORES.
i213 Goth. Ut. eel. q. 90
Ezra p. 1f. W.....l2.m
i4l7 wisconsin av.12.00
OFFICE ROOMS.
| ls2-4S6 Ia Nv. heated
rooms. SO. $3.50. so
houses and OATS apply at
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
4 STANDARDIZED HOME

On one of the most beautiful squares. west
Of Columbia road aud east 81 Conn. ave; Con
tains nine rooms and tiled bath: HOTWAIEl
HEAT: concrete cellar under entire house. Firs,
door contains paF3ar. library. dining room. but
lers pantry and Kitchen Four large drnnm.
closets. A colonial porch across the entire
frcnt. Owner wants cash above mortgage. but
dividual home like this viii surely be snapped
up within few days. n there are hundred ri
tAins 4 500 square feet Of ground.
BOSS & PHELPS 0nc.I a10 18th nv.
mh26-1
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FOR 'SALE-PRICE Is, 500.
LESS THAN THE ASSESSED VALUE
A most attractive property is offered for
sale at this extremely low price to settle an
estate. Located In the fashionable. convenient
part Of the city. on the north side OF Rhode
Island avenue. near 18th street three
story twelve-room brick dwelling lot 20 by
12S to 26-foot alley. This dwelling was
formerly held at $4,000. At this low figure
We consider 1t to be one Of the most tempting
bargains offered for sale In the north
west. 1t should attract home seekers. invest
ors or spectators. To secure 1t. apply
promptly.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York Ave.
mvS-Ct
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SLS.
1913 Euclid. 8r. b.35.O
3343 Pros VIZ. b. IS. 80
1929 14th. Or. b. .35. so
1877 Ore av. l1r,b.3J.5 50
ia Bryant nw.7P, be. so
6OS 9Th ne. Or. b. 30. 50
q v ne. Or. b. 30. 50
241a n Cap. Or. b. ~. 20
1917 10th. Or, b. .2a.5O
l107 Harvard. Or. b27. 80
1910 Camb'ge. Or. h23. so
1913 G sc. Or, h. 20. so
Sd d ne. Or. b. 20. 30
23S Al sw. Or. W. 1880
800 10th Sc. 6r, b..17.JO
aOl r NV. sr. b. ESQ
106 18th. 2r. %. 90
1919 LIST NV. Or. b.25. %
1919 LIST NV. Or, b.23. 90
1925 35th. 5r, b. 20. so
116 G ne. Or. b. 20. 81
n3 7tb ne. I'd d...lS.OO
$40 Orleans pl ne.
LIST d. Jr. b. .....l4.0
us 18th. 2r. b.. d. N
an Newton NV. 3r, bis 20
1914 G NV, 2r, b..l6.O
ISHED.
l0l Seatcn. 6r. h. $3.50
44J 18th ne. 6r. b. 1910
11s 18th NV. 2r. b.2J. 90
ROOMS.
70i 12fh. n. 3r.b. 20. 90
.M 18th. 81. 2r.e.2J.OO
RES.
l+l2 18th NV. sto. iric.So
Rear 6l2 r. stable. 10. 90
Rear 1911 18th NV. = on
Stable r so 9th ne. .O0
Rear lI3s 18th nw..4.OO
100 1afh nw.stableS. 90
Rear 1875 18th nv.
= auto sheds. .....4.O0
914 Sth NV. stable. 3. %
ORED TENANTS.
VT. TENT. L.. NJ
tis' lO.W
& LUCHS.
! st. NV.
N and White Sign
q. W.: 3-STORY PRICK:
prOvements: cciiar: large
&23.
window: s large rooms.
lie: furnace heat: cellar:
large rooms. large front
n.
DAVIS. 9TH and Z s.w.
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0MPSON eco, l12S r NV.
.00I 704 b I ~ NV. Or. wt8.60
!. 50 60e 18th ne. 6r. b. 1850
S2S 18th ne, Or. .14.60
80 01S L se, Or. ~. ...14.@
!. Sol 1871 Gales ne. 5r. 1900
so 1872 Ben I'd. DC, 6r. - 10. 30
10 1909 Kramer ne, 5r. 8. 90
DR. RENT. SIS PER NO.
g.: new house; lot Nx150
pressed brick: range heat
r ct. near Wisconsin ave.
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FOR RENT - MODERN HOUSE. II ROOMS
and bath; square from CAPITOL Library
and cars. Inquire l0l I'd st. ne.
ap23 l2t, eSu
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
WASHINGTON AND POTOMAC srEAMDoXT
q COMPANY.
aTH STREET WHARF.
SprinR schedule. Effective ~ Pm. May 4.


Steamer HARRY RANDALL-Mnnday and We'd
NAL Beach. Wicomico River landnRs. Coitoa's
and landings In Nomini and Lower Machcdoc
creeks: Saturday at am. for landings between
Glymont and Colonial Beach and Nomini. On
return trims steamer arrives in Washiugtou about
am. Wednesday and Friday, and about pm.
Sunday.
Thursday at am. for river landines to Colonisi
Reach. Massey's and Write. Brick House and
Berry's on all trips except Sunday down Re-
turning. leaves wirt's Monday ~ Noon and We'd
nesday and Friday at An. arriving IN wash
ington about 1o:3n Pm Monday and pm.
wednesday and Friday.
Steamer ESTN.LE RAEDAII-Daily at 40
I'm. for Glymont and intermediate points. suu-
day. Tuesday and Thursday to Grinders In add
tinn Return trip same day.
Schedules subject to tide and weather and 10
change without notice.
d. VAN CIlEAF. WM. =. CARNE. Jr..
Gen. Manager. Gen Pass. Agent.
my3-tf
THE STEAMERS OF THE MARYLAND. DEfA.
ware and Virginia Railway Company. cor
menciug March -. will make three trips weet.
IL between Warrington. river landines and
Baltimore. weather permitting. The passss-
ger accommodations ere unsurpassed By any %
the Chesapeake bay or tributaries Steamer
leave Washington every Sunday. Tuesday ana
Thursday at Pm. and Baltimore every Tues.
dag. Thursday spd Saturday at pm. Tine
Of tfip about 90 hours.
STEPHENSON 4 Bro. Agsots
Telsphooe Main rs. It'll stroot UAase.
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FOR RBNT-uNrCRNlSHED.
1927 Mass. ave-, II roon1s. baths. 500. 90
1883 Mass. ave.. lir 4 b.; hot air heat. 7a7S
POI a.e., 10 rooms and bath . 451a
906 A 1t. Sc. 9 rooms and bath .. $3.50
1921 9th st., Tor, and b................ $3.50
1908 II NV. II rooms and bath. IS 50
iti6 9Th Ut. NV. 7r. and b: ...::...... $50
102 ct. NV, rooms and hath. $3.50
1871 <th NV, Z rooms and bath $500. $3.50
1871 9th NV. q rooms and hath .... $3.50
1905 y. H. ave-. 6 rooms and bath. 800. %. 80
2049 Sbth st. NV, rooms. ........... 1850
1910 ~ ct. s.w:. ronus. ............. 1880
Apart. 2. the Regina. Or. and bath. -. So. 90
Apart. z. the Regina. Or. and bath. 49,. 800
Hammond Court. Both and Q SITS. orb. 1880
The vivans. 1923 g ct. NV. ar. and b.. 1000
Apart. 2. the Stoddard. Or. and d.. $3.50
The Yivans. rome and bath. ......... $500
The Vivans. 1723 g at. NV. A. and b.. 800
The Hanson. 1000 sth st. ne. H. and b. -. 90
1907 ne, rooms and bath. ........ $50
The Park View. 425 4th ST.. q. and b.. 20. 90
Shop rear 1913 9th Observation-Disclosures. 1000
The WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
1.dc &c
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SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTURES
de<-tf Haltimnre.
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FOR HEST-
HETSKEIL 4 McLERAN.
REA1. ESTATE AND TNSIIRAECE.
i4o3 n ST NV. WASHINGTON. d. c.
oli N st. NV. 10 rooms. hath. sen ~
23l4 18Th 81 10 rooms hath ..s. $50
lizs Corcofan st.. 10 rooms and hath. $50
62R n IT. NV store and rooms - ~ 20
aas IT. NV. rooms and bath. ....... 35 -
lIs r. at ne rooms and hs tn ~ 70 50
MA 9Th at Sc rooms bsth . Is. 90
1922 9th 81. Sc. q rooms snd bath . 1890
eli l. st. Sc. & rooms. hath ........ 1850
IRA, Pa. ave-. once room anon
SIT iIth At. 4 rooms. 40. 90
RE ifth a. nw a. 90 TO ~ 20
i4O3 n A.. nv once rooms . $500
lOlH 9Th Ut. NV. storeroom. ........... 900
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FOR SALE-HOUEES.

FOR sALE-A KENNEDY Z DAVIS HOUSE
Tor E.SO0: splendid 3-story Roman brick resi-
dence near 18th St. on the HEIGHTS: II
stylish rooms: porcelain bath, nickeled plumb
French plate mirrors; STEAM HEAT: klTCH
IN ON MAIN FLOOR: large yard: trust
- 500 At So: So 700 cash will buy
wHliGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. COS 4 COS 18TH
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FOR SALE-PRICE. Sc, 100
RENTING FOR $50 A MONTH
Ten-room brick dwelling, with three baths
hot-water heat. on a numbered street west al
18th street. splendid income producins
property.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York Ave.
my5- ct
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.

GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
$4,000.
An ideal arrangement in a comparattvel! new
home built by present occupant for his nome.
First floor contains parloe. library. dining
room AMI kitchen: second door contains four
large bedrooms and tiled bath: hot-water hear
side liGht: stable; southern exposure. owner j.
in need Of cash. ana In order to make quick
sale 10 willing to sell ut a great loss. Located
on 1T.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones n. 34o-4l.
apI-tf
FOR SAIE-AETIST's HOME. 1910 MASS. AVE.
nv: house. studio and stable: $4,000: easy
terms: IL rooms toilet rooms. 3 baths. 40
dress owner. ROBERT HINCKLEY. premises.
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FOR SALE-$22. OOO
A FIRsT-CLAss RESIDENCE AND LARGE
BRICK STABLE.
Near Dupont circle, west Of Connecticut ave-
nue., near the Hubbard residence; lot % by
100: This is a most desirable residence.
well located; tho price 10 reasonable.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York Ave.
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL. HOUSE. CONTAINING
10 large rooms and bath; pretty decorations
and unusually attractive paperfng: laundry
tubs: side and rear alleys: HOT-WATER
HEAT. The house is beautifully situated. and
nifcent home at figure that will appeal to
you. Phone call and let show you this
fine residence.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
my6-3t 6O7 7tb ST. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
MOORE 4 HILL. INC.
PRESSED BRICK AND BRowNsToNE-
S. 500.
Beautiful; southeast; six-roo home; 10
Gated right. Let NJ show you this.
CAPITOL HILL.
$1,000.
Ninc-room house. in excellent condition:
stable wide Frontage; hot-water heat; One
neighbOrhOOd.
c STREET, SOUTHEAST.
Bay-window brick in excellent condition
good front yard.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
$6.JW.
Desirable house Of ten rooms and bath
good heating plant; lerge lot
CORNER NORTHEAST.
Best house on good block; occupied by
owner; easy terms II desired.
EAST CAPITOL STREET.
Nine-roem house with frontage Of about
% feet; front, side and rear yard.
ANOTHER on EAST CAPITOL STREET.
Eleven-Foom house. with large lot.
STREET NORTHEAST
seven-room house; in good condition; large
lot
NOT FAR FROM UNION STATION.
$4,000
Beautiful new house: colonial style front
six rooms: hot-water heat: no more attrac-
tive new house in East Washington.
SOUTHEAST HOME
$4,000.
overlooks one of the handsomest parks in
the city: eight rooms. cellar. furnace; in
every way desirable.
STREET NORTHEAST
$500.
Six-room house with good lot; not far out.
H STREET NORTHWEST
Eight-room, two-story house; in good con-
dition.
NEW HOUSE SOUTHEAST
$500
Side light; six rooms
CHEAPEST NEW HOUSE IN THE Sc
$2,35O
Reduced $500: six rooms, cellar, bath,
furnace; very convenient.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORTHWEST.
$500.
One Of the finest four-rooms- to a floor
houses ever offered In Washington; easily
worth 500 more.
HOUSE AND GROUNDS.
5000.
Beautiful ten-rcom house: on lettered
street northwest: in fine condition; lot
30xl2o: wide porches: semi-detached light
on three sides; plenty Of room for stable.
MOORE & HILL Gnc). 1893 G st. NV.
Hoo Aurs Ror To-
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&4350.
Right on Park road, northwest. beautiful
semi-detached brick house; side light; side bay
windows: containing six (6, beautiful rooms
and tiled bath: concreted cellar under the en-
tire house up-todate heating system: lot Is
eet wide by q good depth. This property il
bargain and should be seen to be appreciated.
1t Is No. $50 Park road NV. (old Wh!tney
ave. right at the main and west gate to Sol
diers Home. See 1t at once or phone us
when We can take you to inspect It.
my6-3t SHANNON & LUCHS. 704 18th NV.
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Tor Rent"
ADORE 4 HILL HNC.,. 1888 q NV.
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FOR SALE-$6. $50.
One Of those attractive, eisht-room brick
dwellings with an attic and cellar on Y
street between LIST and I'd streets northwest
Tiled bath. servants stairway. covered rea,
porches well located. well constructed
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York Ave.
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FUK SALE-I Will SELL MY BEAUTIFUL.
house on Columbia Heights at q sacrifice II
sold before June I. 1t contains II large rooms
and two baths: front and rear stairways: taste
fully papered and decorated throughout; cellar
laundry tubs: HOTWATER HEAT: all exposed
pipes and boiler covered with asbestos. The
house alone could not he built today for any
thing like the price l am quoting, namely.
$1.4OO. and II you want the best bargain on
the Heights. at SACRIFICE. kindly write AT
ONCE to Box PAP. Star Office. my6-St
FOR SALEM THE NORTHWRsT SECTION
Extremely desirable corner house new. pebble
dashed and brick construction, contai lining nine
rooms and bath expensive papering and dec
Grating. The arrangement is perfect and the
construction the best. House heated by guaran-
teed HOT-WATER plant. Lot 30x10O to wide
usual opportunity to secure a SNAP. II you
appreciate bargain look at this.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
invest 6O7 7th st. NV.
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location Capitol Hill: 30 feet on East Capitol
St. through to North Carolina ave.: elegant
2stoFy S-room pressedjbrick: large rooms :,
splendid tiled bath; hot-water heat; fine gas
fixtures: open fireplace for wood or coal: large
2-story brick stable: fine shade and shrubbery !:
only $1,000 to quick purchaser: very liberal
terms. Apply at once. 1015 East Capitol 1t.
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Needless Trouble.

There is lesson for immigrants
In the pathetic case of the seven
teen-year-old boy deported Thurs
day by the Boston immigration au-
thorities. No doubt he is a prom
Using boy. We read that he took
care of two little sisters with
fatherly solicitude" on the trip
across from Glasgow. No doubt his
parents, who have settled in Amer
lea, are Industrious and Iaw-abiding.
But the law distinctly says that
ted into the country are persons
afflicted with tuberculosis or with
a loathsome or dangerous disease"
The boy, with all his good qualities,
came under this head for the rea-
son that he was found to be suf-
fering from trachoma, very seri-
Gus disease of the eyes.
Trachoma is comparatively COM
mon cause for deportation. 1t has
frequently been discovered among
immigrants IN recent years. The
result has been great deal of trOu-
bic and expense that, with proper
care, might have been avoided. The
immigrants themselves and the au-
thorities at the foreign ports
should be made to understand
clearly that persons thus afflicted
will not be admitted into the United
States. Carelessness and negligence
in this regard make trouble all
around.
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MONDAY. MARCH 80. 1908.
Money, Not Talk. In Gotham.

New York is not the best-gov-
erned city in America. At any rate,
it is hardly likely the Republican
members of the two District commit
tee will insist that 1t is. Yet if
these city councilmen for the Ma
tons Capital will look to New York
they will learn a lesson in safe
guarding school children from ire.
For the Collinwood disaster has
moved the Board Of Education and
Board of Estimate to action in the
metropolis. They have investigated,
estimated, and reported already
not waiting till next summer as
has been proposed for Washington.
They have found 400 school build
ings which are non-freproof, or
of second-class construction. And
they have set about raising for the
betterment of those conditions
how much? s61s,OOO, as asked by
the local Board of Education? $780,
900 as estimated by the District En-
gineer Commissioner? No. S3,OOO,-
600. And this is to be the beginning
of an outlay of S6O,OOO,OOO!
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at first. Now half the great city
is talking of it, and wondering over
IL, and learning from it.
For the showing of these dwell
ings is one of ever-lessening air and
light as civilization has advanced
over the continent. The wigwam,
crude and cheerless as it was. con-
formed almost exactly with the
type of house adopted in these en-
hghtened times for the cure of con-
sumption. The home of the pioneer
broad, aired through wide doors,
and generous windows, kept sunny,
sweet and clean-was a shelter only
Tor the eating and sleeping of its
tenants. Colonial settlements were
begun on the principle that plenty
OF ground was not less to be forti.
ned than plenty of roof And ali
this was preliminary to the house
in row, the two-story fat, the
apartment with its well" for light
and air, the family hotel! To be
complete the exhibit ought to show
also the cliff dwellings of the Aztecs
and the communal villages of the
Pimas. We should then see how
close the darkness of COS can be to
the light of 1905.
transportation, congested bust
ness, Capitalization of bread-win-
ming and air-breathing were, of
course, not problems to the Indians,
pioneers, or colonists. The demands
upon us are in these respects and
others widely different from the de-
mands upon our American predeces-
sors. But surely it need not be that
we submit to demands which DENY
us the first necessities of health
and life Surely, we need not DELHI
erately walk in the trail of those
Indians who have given up freedom
Tor tuberculosis by taking our
neighbours used-up breath in the
street cars, or in the theaters. or in
our homes, for our own! Surely we
VIII not, in our senses, choose the
interest of downtown street cor
ner before we choose strength,
health, life.
We need not stand in the path Of
progress TO save our lungs. On
the contrary, we can help it by TAX
ing away from it one of the chief
penalties which now it seems to i'm
pose.
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JUDGE OFFERS REVOLVER
FOR MAN TO KILL SELF

BELLEVILLE. IL. March S0-~Visal
Ewald Siefert. a prosperous farm liv-
ing near here threatened 10 comm Z
suicide after being fined in Justice Wan
geIin's court because Of d too vigorous
St Patricks day celebration, the court
took revolver from his hip pocket and
handed II 70 the defendant with the re-
mark. Here, kill yourself with this.
took the pistol and. placing Il against
his temple. tried 70 pull the trigger, but
1t refused TO work Turning 10 one OF
the spectators IN the room, he said
I'm too nervous, wont you do Il for
meE'' The man appealed 70. however.
refused to comply He was taken back
10 the station house.