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FOR RENT
THOs. j. FISHER & CO. mo.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
7Ss 18TH ST. NV.
UNFURNISHED.

1925 Cissel al. Ar. $40
21l9 Montello. Sr. b.I-0
Lot 81. SO 1927. 100
COLOREp.
141T Pierce pl.6r. bls.51
81 II ne. 7r. b. --.lS.50
1871 25th NV. 6r- 1900
The Temple, No. 8.
ST. b. $500
235T sth NV. 4r. .S.3S
2359 9Th NV. 4r. ...s.3S
1887 Temp al. 4r. .S.3e
APARTMENTS.
1929 Mass av NV, list
Il. 12r. 3b. 81 900
The Alabama. No 507.
Or. b. IS 90
The Louisiana. No 6.
sr. b. .....-... IS .W
The Alabama. No Coz.
Sr. b........... 80. 90
The Van Cortlandt.
No 81. 5r. b. fur. 5000
The'Alabama. No 800.
5r. b. .....-.... SOC
The Congressional. No
sos. 5r. b. 5000
The Alabama. No 6oi.
5r. h. .......... 5000
The Iroduois. No sos.
5r. b. ......-....9.W
The Iroquois. No 40..
5r. h 5000
The Iroauois. No 500.
5r. b.......----.50.O0
The Sterling. No 40.
5T. h. ...........0.M
I'LL II nv. Or. bifur,:N.0
The Iroquois, No pl.
5r. h. ..........4t 10
The Irodnois. No SOP,
5r. II. fur. Al 80
The Congressional.
No 206. Ar. b. fur. AZ 90
The Sterling. No 30.
4r. b. ...........42.5
The Congressional. No
2O5. 3r. b. 1000
The Alabama No.
sos. Ar. h. 40 90
The Alabama. No 30o.
Ar. l.. 1000
The Britton. No 3.
II, h. 40. 20
s1o \ Y av NV. No
/ q. 4r. b. 81 ~
fI37 r nv. Or. h.. 81. 30
1874 Irving nv Or. h g.. 90
1912 Irving nv. Or. h * 90
II list ne. 5r.b. fur IS. 90
! s1e " Y ay NV. No
4. ar. b. "a. so
1874 Irving NV, LIST
: a. 5r. b. ...-....32. 80
1910 Irving NV, LIST
q. Or. h. ........32.0
r & o. No a. Or. b.32. so
r & o. No :. Or. h.3 30
S021 18th NV. LIST
fir. Or. b. $3.50
I'LL Pa av NV. %
q. 5r. b. 80. 90
1T13 Pa av NV. ID
a. Or. b. $1,000. 5000
I'LL Pa av NV. Sd
n. 5r. b. 200
! 1913 Pa av NV. Sd
d. 5r. b. .........3 90
The Margaret, No ;.
5r. b. 81 30
The Congressional. No
! 2h2. Or. Il. 81 20
| PISA Morgan. Or. b 81 20
The Van Cortlandt. No
| a. 3r. b. 81. 80
Tho Congressional. No
2n4. 1r. Il. .......2L 20
II LIST ne. I.b. fur.23 20
1920 Q NV. ar. IL $3.50
! 919 n 7 av NV. No
| 8. 3r. b. ..~... 2. 90
2719 14th NV. Or. Ii. p. 90
/ 1850 Girard. Or. BIZ. on
2514 L INV: or. b. go
The Congressional. M
d, :05. 1r. b. ~. 90
21OA Morgan. Or. b.2o.0a
3O7 r nv. 81. b.. %. ~
ii6 G ne. 50. 3r. b.2J.00
I347 Mass so. 5r.h. %. 30
II L o. No .. e,r. b. 200
B 4 Q. No ., az. b.c2.0
l71s 18th pW, 3r. b.2l.:O
i111o 4tn NV. or. b.2I.:i0
I r ( z. No 4. Or. b. 20. 90
co.'s 1St NV. Sd. 4r hi6. 80
The Plymouth. li2o
g ne. ST. b. ...l'.te
Quincy ne, #. b. apt 1900
GEES.
| G2o r nv. $40 Sga
l4c1 + nw. w 4. ..25. 90
II =. n- ~
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AUL CO.. 7TH & L NV.
f. 1894 9Th nv. Or. W. 20. 80
64l I'd ne. Or. b. lis. 60
1902 D Sc. Or, b. 1885
1914 I ne. 5r. ". 80
! 2Al 9Th NV. 6r. w.l5.20
1850 U(omce). 2r. 2d15. 90
Il 6l3 L NV. wareh' cts. 90
Rear PIG 18th NV.
Z stalls 4 box stl. IS. 90
$500 Brl:htwoo6 Az. =.
! store and cellar. 1880
IlS 9th ne. store. 1900
Rear HOS & ITO II
NV, stable. ......l0.W
GIG Ia ~. basement.
| t 2s15S; TRvi ilG;%
I750 Seston nv, Or. b25 so
G37 l. NV, Or. b. ..S.30
! 40S L NV. Sr. W. %. 80
! 2D4 o NV. Or. ". 1850
1883 Attn NV. 3r. Is. 90
1881 9Th NV. Sr. w.12.5 so
2i@NY nv NV. ar. wiO.5o
22l5 Pomerny ct NV.
II. ". 8. so
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HOT SES.

FOR RENT j. &. WEE
HOT SEES.
tr:a r, can. tog.
Il. stable $50. ~
1000 IA Sc In. %. IN. tf,
S4l 4 NJ. ar. b. S. 20
l6 Sd ne. 12r, q. 50. 5o
% ..rh 50. s.. i. 81. IS
i22 n e.ar. q. dsiry32.5o
31u r ne. Or. h. 80 80
400 :. sc. Or, h. 1880
214 h. av So. Or. b26.Jo
SnS f ne. 6-. b. .3.N
1922, 5 4 av So .Sr, 623. So
52I eth Sc. ar. b. 20.5n
s01 l4tE So. Or. h. 10. 20
50I 18th So. Or. b. $50
1872 Hickman t,r. b17.5o
32a B ne. 5r. 1890
3OS Md av ne, Or. ~ 40
APART
The I,oudoun, 314 Fast
The Loudnun. 34 East
The Newton. 9th and e
The Glendower.21 9th
The ."olcord. 80 East G
The Lavinia. 61S F ne
The Pancoast. 1343 f. {
The Walton, 16 5th Sc.
218 4th Sc. Ar. b.
fy4.s TN. tn At
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repairing. scraping * r.Hnis,SinI; antique enrnl-
,sirn repaired refinishc-l: estimates furnished
packing and shipping: prices reasonshIe. wv
+. SMITH, 1870 nc; phone Line. 1S'i
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A. p JONES 4 c0-JOBs OF ALL kIA,.-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
DANCING.

THE wYHpHAM. 43i lIrtI ST. H.w.--EvERY
1ncs.. Thurs. and Sat class 30 y. 10. lady as
sistant: lessons. 50c; six lessons. 100: gar
anfee u teach you. Prof. CHI As. NSSDHAM
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1914 n NV. Dor. 2b.---
17s5 Mass av NV.
2Or. 3b. IS. 900
1922 18th NV. 19r. 3bc. 500
BOO 18th nw.l5r. 3b2. 900
1905 N Fl av.13r. Dbl. 500
2001 kal I'd. 12r. 3b. 500
PHI Cal av.13r. 3b. /, 800
o Dupont cir. 1lr. b. I. 400
1893 Jen pl NV. lar. b1. 200
400 l. nv. 12r. b. 200
1888 r NV. l0r. b. Il 600
Silver Spring. Md.
1909 18th NV. isr. 3b. IFS
22S6 Mass av.l4r. 2b. 40
5l1 18th NV. 1or. 2h. $50
1915 10th NV. 12r.
ChevyGSa.e. 10. b. fur. is
Chevy Chase. Nd,
Cor. 2h. fur. .12S
"RosehIlI." Md. 12r. b l2S
1903 y Fl av. 16r. b.1S
1892 Conn ay. 1lr.b.125
lS43 Kal I'd. 12r. 2h.1C
100 Vt av nw.1I .2b115
1884 Conn av. 12r. 2b. 100
1443 Mass av. lar. u. 100
1920 18th nw.12r.4 Al. 100
ChevyChase. 10. h. fur. 100
Chevy Chase. Md. lIr.
b. fur. 100
1884 Wyo av. lar. h.1Oo
17o4 Conn az. Tor. h. g. 80
1928 Mass av NV.
14r. 2b. ........ 81. 33
1919 10Th NV. 1ir. 2b71 90
a017 n NV. 17r. b.75.OO
n side Bradley lane.
G c. Md. ST. Oh.
l1si 18Th NV. i0r h. *. 90
1:N0 Goth nw.1lr.2b75. On
1892 Vt ay. 12r. 2h. 70 "a
r near Goth. I1r.h. 81. "a
1923 I4th NV. 11r. b. as 10
l7o4 = NV. Or. h.. .65. 20
i443 r NV. 12r.2b. 81. 20
1873 r NV. 13r. h. OK m
eO3 NJ INV. 12r. h. .e1. On
1741 o NV. 12r. h. 60. 90
.1t3t Clifton. Tor. 2b. 80. m
1916 p NV. I3r. h. 81. 90
1908 Fairmont. 12r. h:,5. 0l
1850 " NV. Tor. h.5O. 3.
I'LL Riggs NV. Or. h.N 20
1924 Harvard. Tor. h5n. 70
34h5 Ashley ter. Cleve.
lanI PIX. or. h. fur. 80. IN
1871 31st nw.I2r.h.M on
1755 Park I'd. 10r.b. &c. 90
3I35 Oliver ST. Chevy
Chase. II c. VT.
u. furnished. 80. 20. o..
1925 Macomb st. Cieve.
land Park. Sr. h. fur5O 0C
1929 Y NV. Tor. h. "a. &C
242I 18th NV. Tor. b411. sc
3417 Brown NV. Tor.
.2h;.-:........4s.0N
Brightw'd.D C.l3r. AZ on
1918 r I av. Tor. b. 81. M
1850 Fairm't. ar 2b. A.. 90
14l9Col I'd. Tor. b, fm.45. 0sl
1858 + NV. Tor. b. A. a.
lfG3 Church NV. 9r. b43 &c
1905 KIav NV. Tor. b42 .6
2402 14th nw.11r.b. ~. 81
1875 18TH NV. 40. 81
1853 y NV. Or. b. 1850
244s s Oak av ne.
Or. b. AZ. M
1854 3d NV. Sr. b. 40 on
N4 14th nw.11r.b40. Od
$40 \ ] av NV .3r.b.::T.G>
as 81 NV Sr. b. RI. 80
2t2s 14tt NV. Orb. 37.G
1313 O nv. i0r. h. ri. 80
1alI O NV. 10r. b. n. so
1919 q NV. Tor. u. III. 10
l4ll Belmont. ar. h. Sc. 81
1915 II nv. ST.. y. sc. on
1921 q NV. 1r. h. "a. 80
1874 10th nv. Sr. rs IN
2420 14tii nv. Sr. h. RI. "a
s04 NJ NV. l0r. b. $500
.l3 II NV. 81. b. g. Sd
l24:' 9th Dw.Sr.b. so. 50
20 Il lie. 1Or. b. 30. 4s
rs Y Cav Sc. Sr. h. 80 On
- \ y nv NV .Sr. b:jc. 0G
1908 l3th nv. Sr. r.. % a
1905 30th nw.11r. BIS go
ZIG u ne. ir, l.. cca.5i
@1 6 sc. Sr. b. . o.. SO
30 Mass ne. ar. b.25.5o
Itoughhoro I'd. !; a. 20 IN
f $40 q sw. fr. . 1904
OFF
tSYl n
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DON & co. pa r. CAP.
! 1910 18th So. 81. 1o.@
123S 4 ae. ST.. 1000
/ FLATS.
CSC r ne. 5r. b. .@. So
go r ne. 5r. h. $3.50
il2G 7rh ne, 1r. h. 2k.jo
| 435 10th ne. 5r. b.2.5o
1922 Mass re. 5r. b21. 80
521ia 9th lie. or. h. 1e.S"
50a1a 18th se.5r.h. 400
12l 9th ne, 4r. b. 1900
SS Morton ne. 4r. b14.S0
! 1894 + he. ar, h. IA. 81
| STORES.
sol f. ne. H. so
112D 1th ne. ba set. 1900
! 1912 11th Sc. 5r. :. $50
71S L Sc. 800
Cap. st, CIR. b. 40. 90
Cap. st.. 5 r. b. =. 80. 90
ne. ST.. b. .3. 90
ne, 4 & 5r.. b. .$25 TO $50
ap.. ) r. b. .$32.5 so
4 5 r. b. .$25. so 4 $50. so
'ap.. 5 r..b.. $3.50 & $50
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FOR RENT-AILAN r.
1920 q NV. Or. b.. .9.0c
i4aS Belm't. Pr. b. ~. 80
1929 + nv. 12r. bal 90
1909 Riggs nw.er. b35 90
I.aEsdon. liz. 20. 90
Warehouse ne. Sd
and II. 1000
Rear 1904 Park I'd. staf
rnU2-sa IN III If
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FEW EAHE BARGAINS
FOR RENT
II large. bright rooms and tile
bath: central: or AVE: OFFER WANTED.
FOR RENT
Beautiful detached homo Of 5 rooms
and bath: Col. Heights, near 18th -.
FOR RENT
Oh Newton 81. near i4rh: rooms
ana bath; bot-water beat. ONLY s.: so.
FOR RENT
Near eth AZ. NV: fine rooms and
bath good order SECURE THIS: S25.JV.
FOR RENT
For desirable COLORED; best section
of IL Droit Park: rooms and bath.
FOR RENT
For good COLORED tenants: nice
houses on st. near Wash Circle
GET MY LIST OF HOUSES
1T IS COMPLETE.
jy9ot \. l.. SANSBURY. 10 18th NV.
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vALKFR. 1872 q ST.
I APARTMENTS.
No 1.-The T.eta. Or. b4O IN
No 2.The Lefa. Or. b -. ~
30i2 . NV. Or. q. ~. 90
cn30 Decatur. sr h 25.s0
202S Decatur. Ff.t -. so
No 10. The Princeton,
Ar, b. 81 40
rs T ne. Sr. b, "a. "a
lie and ) rooms. 1000
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G2o r nv. SIC Sga
14c1 + nw. M 4. .os az
The Sterling. 1r..2a. -
Century BLDG. J 46. .2o.W
Century bldg. I !. hoo
1928 F .$6-Sl03
1l14-16 + pw $40 to SIS
Sw cor II s. f $40
1921 z NV. r.. 100
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Shop adj 234 LIST w............... ~ so
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only a partial list of the proper
ties in charge, but we Will be glad to fur
THos ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
7SS 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY II. L. RUST. COS 18th ST " VI.
1897 X / av. Or b. IS Of /; IS 2od Or b. ID 50
l6l:; 10th. 1or. 81. 1900 2soG \. 11r @b.. 30 ="
113 LIST ne. l4r. u 1900 9OI Nd 81. b. 32. 20
100 10th. 12r. b. IL ~, 1915 ii, Or b. 80 SO
52 av.iir bIc.50 So NV. 1r b. 80. 80
i022 18th l6r. b..65-i 83l y sc. sr.b 30 90
l74S s. Tor. b.. 100, 1929 9th ST, b. sta 10 90
1920 2ls. Or. b. 30.65 2S'Ia Q nw. Sr. b.. % 90
1858 18th NV. 10r ..4i.Ji l22s y av. tr. b.. al
1926 10th Tor. b. 70 10. Fla ay n b. -. 20
2017 q. 12r. t....a5.7" -" : Cap, I'll h. 70 IA
1919 9Th 11r ID. III. 80 80 Del tir b. .2HH So
1850 Ore ar,1or. b 400 2,i Morgan, 6r. h. %. 81
231S 18th. 11r b. $3.50 2oi i4th ar. h. 90 80
i64s 18th. LOT 1853 liz Heckuan,e r, b Is. ~
1925 Col I'd 9r. h.. 80. e. Sc. 6r. b. 1850
1883 Irving. 9r b. 40 ssh Attn ne, eT- SO
$50 L 10r b.. 1880 141 j. su, 81. B.. IL SO
Go Nd n. ne Or h;1. 80 III F. LIE, 5r Il -
APARTMENTS.
1859 l4th nv II b ~ 81; 1920 Pa sore 10 %
1918 r. Gr. u 500 12i' FL nv. 10 bsgauot'G
Jefferson. Or. q. 900, STABLE
Ills Pa az, Hr. r. $50 23i2 VI Dw.6 silszs,0'
154s ~ nv nv g. h2a. ~ Resr 1913 18th. = co
DOS CAP, hr. h.24.ao COLORED TENANTS
1871 10th. ar. b. ..22.3oi 171S r nv. Or y. d 80
21l1 u. IT. n 900 lf2" Saatnp. 81 b ~. 81
1873 r, 3r. b. 1000. 1906 r. Ar b.. 20 90
POS 9ti .se 5r, b.. 1850 2Ss 18th sn. 6r b1s5'
BUSINESS PROPERLY 244 Bryan. 4r. III 80
t23 18th. 4-sto bldt25-oo OFFICE ROOMS.
913 r, s.cre. 40. rs 60S 14th, 2r 20 o.
III HI
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6I2 l. ST. DIV. warehouse. 1876 a
STORAGE room. 43xS0. Freedman'a alley. so 0<
-a0l 18th st. NV. rooms. Office. 80. O
iyt-ff
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UNFINISHED.
FLATS.
The New York. = rooms bath and heat. $37 81
The Chelsea. rooms and bath. heat. :. 81 30
OFFICES.
Gf3 18th ST. NV, I'd floor 3 rooms 49,. 5000
GASCH & BIRGE. 1925 ". Y. ave. NV.
Dh30-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT 4 VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE on
tapitol Hill: rooms and bath: just repa int ed
ana repapered: now In excellent condition.
Rent $21ah. You will appreciate this home
II yon IT,
SHANNON & LI-CHS. 1o4 18th NV.
lDok for our green and white sign.
jyS-d, eSu-tf
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FOR RENI-RENTERs: ATTENTION.
Call Main 2345. We viii dnd you just what
you want quickly and without charge; saves
time Try II.
SHANNON d LuCBS. Iot 18th 81. NV.
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FOR RENT
HEISKELI. & McLERAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
,403 III ST. NV, WASHINGTON, u. {.
CNFCRNISHED.
s1f " ST. NV 10 rooms bath Sso15
IT'S De Sales ST. 10 rooms bath 80. 6N.1S
l7os C,orcoran ST 10 rooms and ba IN - a. so
.s35 ST NV rorans and bath .. 3S SO
1890 You ST fdatl : rooms bath . rs m
as n ST ne o rooms and bath -. 20 80
us st sw rooms bath . . 80
llI4 9Th st Sc C rooms bath. .. IS ~
1922 9th ST. Sc 4 rooms and bath 49,. Is 80
5,7 18th St. / rooms. .............. 1000
SIS 10th st. Observation-Disclosures $500 10 5000
ltn3 X ST NV Office rooms .... As Oh
1911 9th st nw storcroom. .......... 400
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FOR RENT-D Il. THOMPSON CO. 1888 NV.
I745 18th NV. Tor. bs8o o0 sos 18th me- Or 90
SIS Tenn Or BIO. % 1881 Gales ne. 5r, IL Or
1924 F. ne, Or b. 10. 20 y bills CT. a.. j. 81
6l6 La av Ar. 1880 .2s225 Con CT, 4r,w. 6. 80
ieI6 dpSp
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFlJRNISHED,

APARTMENTS.
SIS II NV. .. {, snd q rooms. sly 90 aud $4'.Sl
OFFICES.
eusch building. - rooms. per annum. $l2of'
18th and II Observation-Disclosures so on ta $25.nl
1926 y. Y. ave. Sd Door. -. So: 20 and $3.50
STORES.
R'r part ~ q nv. oo.oo $3.50 te 400,
jc3t-tu. tn sa.tf
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NV, so 10th. ! rooms. hath . ~
Ffncetta, .31 Md. s.w.. 4r. and b.. iS %
OFFICES NORTHWEST.
Central building, Offices ace La sv. oflces
Gunton building. offices
Call AZ oflo~ for information regarding ei.eg
properties. stables. etc. have for rent.
For further information apply at ONCE.
ia30-tf !. W. FILLING. 1915 T. 81. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN-
suite. No: 1913 ut. NV: adjoining the new
WEAVER BROS. i41e r ct. NV je1s-tf
NEW. MODERN OFFICES FOR LAWYERS OR
patent attorneys. go John Marshall place. nd
joining courthouse: ~ hne r..oms: all outside
lights, With toilets. bot-water beat, etc. Rent
500 per month. THE PHILLIPS COMPANY,
OH premises. jel5-tf
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One cent word for Is words
GENTLEMAN IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE
wants furnished room. not above $f2. with
private family living west Of 14th. south Of
ST. Box 12i. Star of1ce. jy92tf
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FOR RENT
1927 Columbia road. handsome residence $500
1881 6 NV. rooms and bath. 1850
2022 q NV, fiat rooms and BATH. $50
CHARLES LINKINS. 204-2o7 McGill bldg.
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Home. reservoir AND BioOmingdale: in j
healthy neighborhood. new house. $ ronms
and bath. with every modern improvement;
rrnt. 2750; rare opportunity TO secure a
beautiful home. SHANNON &(LECHS.
iytk-n frf n N
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WANTED-ROOMS.

~ OCE. N.W.---3 OR 4 LARGE INFURNISHEI
ro0uls. second floor: furnace; MI: 10 children
LIZ
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WANTEJi-M MODERN HOME OK cAPITC
Hill over S.. 2ri. with al esst bedroom
Address BOX ia star ofScp. typ-3f
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-16
ANARCHISTS AFTER KAISER
Startling Reason Assigned for Aban-
 donment of French Excursion.

Paris. Sept 15.-A dispatch from Mulhausen. Alsace-Lorrsine, says that the real reason for the German em- peror's sudden abandonment of his ex- cursion into French territory few days ago was according to the police. the presence of French anarchists in the district when the emperor pro- posed to visit. At the last moment the police learned that two French anar- chists had gone to the frontier with bombs This information came too lste to permit the police to follow and in. tercept the men. the description of whom was vague Accordingly the ein- peror himself was appealed to, not to cross the frontier and he reluctantly consented, not through fear, but in view of the unpleasant consequences that were certain to follow the occur renee of any untoward incident while he was in French territory.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-16
HUGHES NOMINATED BY BIG
 MAJORITY OVER WADSW0RTH
HUGHES APPRECIATES 1T
But Is Silent on Platforms Dec]ara'
 ton Against Primary Reform.

Rochester. N. r., Sept. l6.--"1 am deeply sensible to the honor conferred upon me. I wish to express my appre- ciation of the confidence reposed in me by the republican party"
 Thus did Governor Hughes make his first public statement after his notification of renomination for gov ernor of New York state this evening. Beyond that the governor would say nothing either as to his running mates on the republican ticket or hIs policies for the sccond term, should he be elected.
 Governor Hughes gave no reply to question as to whether he would disregard the republican platform as adopted at Saratoga. in relation to primary reform. He said he did not know the names of those placed on the ticket with him, and he had noth- ing to say about them.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-16
PRESBYTERIANS TO FINISH CHURCH Completion of Deserted Struc- ture Made Possible Through Gifts of Mir. and Mrs.
 Manson. COMPLETE IN A YEAR Organ, Furnishings and Money to Be Given If Church Raises Si2,000
 Large Sum Already
 Pledged.
COMPLETE IN A YEAR

A meeting of the congregation of the First Presbyterian church was held last night in the chapel of the church to devise ways and means whereby the magnificent church building in Elm street might bs completed and before the meeting adjourned, through the extreme generosity of Mir. and Mrs. John T. Manson. a plan was adopted which will ensure the finish ing of the building within year. Un- der the condition that the church raise the sum Of s12,ooo Mrs. Manson will give enough money to complete the auditorium. and purchase an organ, and she will also donate the furnish ines and MT Manson will provide the funds necessary for the completion of the chapel The announcement was met with great enthusiasm and a sincere vote of thanks was passed.
 A call for pledges was made and the sum of s7s50 was raised on the spot. II Is expected that the remain ing sum necessary to he raised will be secured within the next few days. The announcement was also made that Mrs Manson. in her will, would endov the church with a sum of large proportions The meeting was pre- sided over by John Dalgleish
 The handsome structure which has been so long in process of erection on Elm street near orange. has been tho subject of wonder of hundreds of peo- pie every day because for something over two years it has hung In the same state of incompleteness and be- cause for all that length of time there has been no work done on the build ing The early part of the work was done In great speed and everyone looked for the completion of the church in a short timc. The outward part of the edlfce was finished and the roof put on over two years ago. and then with the windows screened up with cloth and the wooden masons' frames about everywhere. with the front steps covered with broken pieces of stone and boards the building went to sleep and no one could tell when it would be finished The funds had given out and the work had to be stopped.
 It fig with great rejoicing. therefore, that the people of the church will learn that in g. short space of time the idle hammers will be busy again and the noise of work hastening tn. struc-
 
 side tho long deserted walls, It Is hoped to have the money needed to secure the promised gift in a very short time now after the fine start at the enthusiastic meeting last night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-16
STILL HAMMERING SUBMARINE FIRM Lilley Declares at Y. M. R. O.. Clambake He Would Take Contract to Build Boats
 at Half Price. HOLDING UP GOVERNMENT Says Profits of Electric Boat Concern Arc 400 Per Cent. and They Cam
 not Be Result of Open
 Competition.
HOLDING UP GOVERNMENT

The twenty-fourth anniversary of the birth of tho Young Mems Repub- lican club in this city was celebrated by the members of that organization with a shore dinner and outing at the Momauguin yesterday afternoon. The entertainment of the day, however, consisted mainly in the ratification Of the state ticket that was placed in nomination here last week.
 It was shortly after 2 o'clock that about 250 members of the club and their guests, headed by the Second Regiment band. boarded the special cars that had been arranged for by the committee. The attendance thls year, for some reason or other, show ed a great falling off when compared with the attendance on former oc- casions The falling off in attendance however, did not detract from the en- joyability Of the occasion. The trir to the Momauguin was made in record time and tho happy party lost no time in getting on the outside of tho dinner that Host White had prepared for them.
 Tho dinner had hardly been com pleted when Seymour M. Judd. presi. dent of the club. rose and in few short opening remarks said that owing to the necessity of several of the guests departing at an early hour il would be necessary to commence the after dinner speaking As an opening of the afternoons speeches he called upon Senator Brandegee of New Lon. don.
 Tn few words he commended tho shccess of the club and exiiorted tho members of the club to stick to thei, determination to be republicans 36' days in the year. In closing h' prophesied tho election of both th, state and national tickets in their en' tirety at the election in November
 Chairman of the Republican Stat, Committee Michael Kenealy was ther called upon by the toastmaeter IT, spoke briefly and along the same line of his predecessor. He also expressed desire to meet the ant-Lily mel | face to face.
 Consressman-at-large George | Liiley the head of the ticket. wa then called upon. After a few word of tribute to Connecticut Mir. Lille! spoke as follows in reference 10 th submarine boat matter:
 There Is one point want to i'm press upon you in reference to th' Electric Boat company This corpora ton Is capitalized at s10,ooo.o t5.