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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
Effect of Educational Campaign.

Proof Of this is shown In statistics col.
lected by DR.. L. Emmett Holt Of New
york His table is for New York City
and covers the period from 1891 to 1900.
During 1881. when the population under five
years amounted to 1Ss, 703. the mortality OF
children under 5 was Is, 222. This meant
mat the number of deaths for every loo
chlldren under 8 years Of age was ninety
six. In 1895 the number of deaths had come
Gown to eighty-five per 1000; and In 1901
II has been reduced to sixty-seven, a total
decline Of nearly thirty per 1000 In ten
years. Though the population under 8
years had increased 5000, the actual de-
crease In deaths of children under 8 years
was 1000. This decrease is attributed to
the wider diffusion of knowledge of infant
feeding and hygiene; to the more enlight
ened care given to the babies during the
summer; to the lettering OF the milk SUD-
ply and to the many agencies that are at
work to secure more favorable conditions
Tor the babies in the overcrowded sections
of the city.
Nearly everey civilized country has been
alarmed at the appalling mortality among
the babies, and in many places special et-
forts have been made to lower the death
rate. One of the most conspicuously sue.
cessful OF these was tried in England. and
is now generally spoken Of as the Hudders-
field plan. But there is Just as much cause
to call 1t the Boadbent plan, for 1t was
Mayor B~roadbent of Huddersfield, who an
nounced on the day Of his election In 1904
that he would give a prize of about IS to
the mother of every child born during his
year Of office. 1t was stipulated, though,
that the child was to be alive and well and
was to be brought to the town hall on the
appointed day. AS a means of insuring
intelligent care for the children, a com
mittee of women was appointed, who WIS.,
tied the mothers and gave them simple,
practical instruction in the proper hygiene
and feeding Of the babies.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
Plans of the Conference.

The conference to be held at New Haven
will be on the general subject Of the pre-
vention of infant mortality. The possibilI-
ties OF such prevention by medical, philan-
thropic, Institutional and educational
means will be discussed by men and women
who have made a special study of these
problems, The officers of the sections are
Medical, DR.. J. H. Mason, jr., of the Johns
Hopkins medical school, Baltimore, chair
man; DIR. Richard A. Urquhart, Baltimore,
secretary; philanthropic, Edward T. De-
vine, editor of the Survey, chairman; Miss
Lillian Brandt, secretary; institutional,
Homer Folks, secretary Of the New York
State Charities Aid association, chairman;
Miss Mary Vida Clark, secretary; educa-
tional, Prof. c. E. A. winslow of the
laboratory OF sanitary research, Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology, Boston. chair
man, and DR.. Henry l. Bowditch, Boston.
secretary.
mittees Of the conference include many
w~ell-known specialists in children's dis
eases, social workers, educators and health
officers. Among them are: Miss Jane
Adams of HUI House, Chicago; Prof, Try
ing Fisher of Yale university, president OF
the One Hundred on National Health; DIR.
Charles r. Henderson OF the University OF
Chicago; DR.. Helen c. Putnam OF Provi-
dence, r. l., chairman Of the executive
committee, and DR.. James Morgan Roteh,
professor OF pediatrics at Harvard.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
CHLoRoFORMED THE SNAKES
Wise Experiment of a Kentucky
Doctor During Mint JuIep
Season.

DR.. W. e. Delaney OF State Run, KY,
is often called at night TO go into what
is known as the Black Forest region, where
Weed & Co. have several large lumber
camps. The doctor owns a velocipede
truck, which he rides over a little narrow
gauge railroad used 10 haul logs out OF the
woods. He can ride within two miles OF
the camp, these last two miles being COW
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
His Idea of penelope"

Naturally you talk about Mr.. Maugham's
own profession, and with the recollection
Of his latest success in mind. Penelope"
she OF the emotional nature, finding out
the intrigue between her husband ana her
dearest friend and seeking TO IN herself
by a routine OF self-oontrol and elaborate
policy to the task OF rewinnins him. YOU
ask II he believes that the Munsey-Harms-
worth ending, which marks the fall OF the
curtain after the fourth act, continues
through P~enelope's life,
Il honestly think" said Mr.. Vaughan.
with an expression OF worldly disbelief In
his cynical eye which bellies his phrase,
that Penelope was clever enough 10 keep
her husband faithful to her all through
the rest OF her life. although everybody
else I know who has seen Il has an entirely
opposing opinion. Certainly ! ought TO
have a right to mine. however, don't you
thinkr'
You shake your head sadly. Not I'm
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
SAFEGUARDING INFANT LIFE
Campaign for Babies Rights to
Health and Proper Care.
EFFECTIVE WORK IN R1aHT LINE
Fresh AIR, Sunshine and Pure Food
Checks Appalling waste-Confer-
ence Intended to Spread
the Light.

Under the auspices of the American
Academy Of Medicine, a conference on
Prevention Of Infant Mortality is to be
held In New Haven. Conn, next Novem-
Der. In connection with the campaign in.
~augurated by the academy in behalf of
the babies rights to health and to proper
care, 1t is interesting to note that nearly
all or the humanitarian undertakings that
have had the prevention of infant NOR
tally as their chief aim, have sprung up
In this last quarter of a century. 1t has
been only since people have walked up to
the possibilities of preventive medicine
that the laity as well as physicians have
realized that the sovereign remedies of
fresh air, sunshine and pure food are the
most effective weapons that could be de-
sired in a fight against the appalling waste
OF life among little children
Just as the excessive mortality due to
tuberculosis was formerly Looked upon as
a visitation of Providence, so the terrible
mortality among the babies was regarded
as due to divine Intervention, to be ac-
cepted with supine resignation. But the
work OF the visiting nurses, of the day
nurseries,, the floating hospitals, the fresh
air homes, the establishment of milk
depots, the inspection Of the sources OF the
milk supply by enlightened boards of
health, the sanitary inspection of tene-
ments. all have shown, that given a fair
chance, the baby can be depended upon
to do his share toward making good ply
sically,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25

II you have anything to sell or trade
and want quick action advertise Il in
The Bee Want Ad oolumnS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25

Play writing is a knack. merely a
knack, and you have it or you haven't 1t.
that is all. When 1 was extremely young
l had to live. although the necessity may
not seem apparent, and l commenced zeal
cusly to write plays, which nobody seemed
TO want t~hen-they'Ve been sold since. by
the way, and to people who wouldn't even
trouble TO read them at that time. / was
frightfully discouraged and reasoned out
to my own satisfaction that II l turned my
attention to novels and got sufficient repu-
tation then my plays would be read, under
the absolutely false impression that II a
man we're fairly we'll known as a novelist
his course as play writer would be made
easier. I don't think it helps in the least.
Some OF my books, notably Liza OF Lam
BETH had a fair sale and / could have
kept on filling orders from the publishers
and ended where I started, looking at It
from the standpoint Of my original am
bition. but would not have advanced en-
iOta by that means. Merely in the matter
Of dialogue, you can write a very effective
Evening star., 1909-06-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR REN1-Sn l. NV: CORNER HOt Sc:
partly furnished: window screens aud shades.
ro"mcrs will remain: will rent unf'ir-
nShoi il desired fcH4ts3
Evening star., 1909-06-10

AUL 90. It'll & l. NV.
Ne cor l4th & X nw63 90
l1na 18th NV. 40. 90
1899 r NV. 90. 30
an34 Ga av. 200
616 La nv. hasem't.S.co
COLORED TENANTS.
aia T NV. ar. h. -, 20
l12:'Seaton NV. ir. b20. 10
a.19Watcr NV IT. wlo.:n
SD ST ne. 4r. W. 1000
STABLES.
Rear 1913 N NV. 30. 90
R'r 2ll3 Ga nv. sta &
2 acres. cs.........l2.0 90
r o151 9Th NV. .4stls1O.O0
OFFICE ROOMS.
a12 i NV. 3r. b. 1000
1851 U NV. Ar. b.. .25.n0
512 + NV. lr. 10. 90
WAREHOUSES;.
Freedman's alley 400
Rear 613 l. NV. 1890
Evening star., 1909-06-10
VOI; RENT-
HElSkFLL & McLERAN.
1903 II ST. NV.
r<FrR\ISHEp HOUSES.

r>rrRNIsHEn HOUSES
10Th near K.yearslS 0oo 1920 l., Tor. b. 80 90 90
1924 10Th. aor .hsooo i7l5 De Sales. l9r.557 IS
203+ Col rd "0r fnr6. 600 kensington 1cr. b 30 90
l7ss Mass. 2sr 5b.. ,ooo isas r. III, a.: so ~,
?los 18TH or so 900 elo Riggs III. n'n Q" o"
22o1 Mass av.anr. GOO 1G1S T. Tor. Oh 800
1911 Kaloran,a. lcre 900 i3oe Oregon. Tor b4. o.
2o34 o. 1lr.ch fur 4. 500 oo11 ~ 10r. b. 40. on
is12 \: lar. ah. 100 174s Ore ilr.h. ~. m
2osa Fla av.14r Oh 200 1870 Ore av. 11r.h 20 nn
1912 Corcoran. 3Orl .2n0 lGIa Riggs. Tor. 20 On
!;5s O. 81 :h m mo- rs lMs17 M Risss ior B. 10 90
i.a2 g. without sta!lo I7so ccrccrnn.o h - % %
o1nG O. Tor h. fur 100 90, NV Sr h.. 40 so
2lls Wyoming l2rS5 90 3o,S Sherman. 6r. .hoS.a
400 Chaplin. 1ar. .oh7,0O 1920 sherman Gr.hes. -
ls4l 18th 12r. 2b. $500 Laurel Nd. 9r. b. - on
2l23 r. l0r b. $500 $50 S,h. 7r. h.. 20 %
1928 21st. Tor. b. .6n.Rl 111f 9Th Sc. CIR. b. lSD
1742 s. 12r 3h go 90 lO0G n sw 81. 100
FURNISHED HOUSES
J1os l;"s r ""| 34l. u, Pleas ;os sr !. o"
i!4s I: sr. 1000 i7aa nth i2r... aa oo so
FrRNIsHED HOUSES.
All sizes p.inral residential sections cs tor lease
KENSINGTnN Mn.
AND sIn, ctEyELASp ;F.,a rARk D. rosro,
low rentals for summer
CEFURNISHFn APARTIENTS
Toronto sr. h (furI. l23 Exeter 6r b. K. 40 IN
Toronto. 6r h fur .115 Prince Kar!. 4r.b.k4n.0o
Burlington 6r b. so 90 Prince Karl. 4r.b.k35 on
burlington. 6r. b. .S5 90 17l2 18th Or. h. .sS n0
Massachusetts Or. b5O OO 500 llth 6r h. $50
Imperial 5r. b.. 800 3021 Dumb nv .6r. beg. 20
l7l2 14th. 6r h. 1000
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Apartments OF all sizes In choice apartment
houses. List at ONCE.
STORES.
r near 18th. year g. NaI a27-9 E. remodel. .OYer
5l1 1lth sto 4 bldg. no 1892 1894 H.earh so 90
1917 y av...... 200 1914 18th. store. 30. 90
5l7 18th nw.& cellarlaO Sl3 14th. store so. 90
el2 f4th. 4 eel mo. 9l -
OFFICE ROOMS.
l4n3 H. at. 3r 4f. Is 0OI l345 Pm av. 81 a. 80 20
ei7-S10 l4th. Cd n. $50 61a 10th. 81 to SIS
el7-s19 l4th single Gl7-Sl9 18th 5r. .4d. *. 90
rooms. $3.50 TO II so Bush bldg E.. Offer
sl3 18th. "a back 1250i
STABLES.
1925 Conn av 3a on 1911 M......... 10 n0
l7a2 Oregon 49,. II so o3l4 18th. ....... 10. 90
1925 Belmont IL .O0l ie5. So. tn th.tf
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR RE\T-BY Il. +. 5
1913 X NV. .lSr. 2bSlOO.O0
l345 J.. NV. l5r. 2b. e.. 10
1887 L NV. 6r. b. 30
Ga Nv e. Rock Creek
Church rd 81. 20
1863 10th NV. Or. h. 81. so
l12S lst NV. Or. b. 80. 80
IS Fla av NV. 6r. .h30. 80
14l4 Col ST NV Or. h:,n. 90
102 Quincy NV Or. .h25. so
81 X ne. t;r. b .24.O0
Tf3 Girard NV Or. b23. 10
61S 11th ne. .6r. h. -: :,u
l22a: +th NV. Or. w. .1S.0 90
1139 Sth NV. 5r.w.l6. 80
l+1S X Sc. Or. b. 30 !
o541 9th NV, 6r.w.15.3O
2SO7 NJ NV. 7r. h. 300
1249 35th NV. 5r,w13.5D |
STORES. !
9TH & Mass nv NV. 800 !
9o6 r NV. 200 /.
in5-ff
Evening star., 1909-06-10

$40. 30. .l7c3 Euclid. ~
$40 .io46 ilth nv. inr
$40. Tho Miller. B.
$40 Forest Glen. Md. 12r
$40 The Kensington. sr
SS 10. 1927 Ore av.1n-
S31 30 The bandmore. .sr
So so. The Phoenix. sr
SIS. 20. .a32 ia av NV. sr
81. 60. .iol4 22d NV. ar
S35.5o. ;. aD : NV. Sr
The Darlington. 3 & ar
S2S The Iandmore. sr
$2s 43o 9th nv. haIi
xS3 80. :. 2e2 G NV. AZ
S3o 80. 1880 q NV, Or
81" %. The Phoenix. sr
SO 80. loia Goth nw.ar
$40 50 3sIs 13th NV. Tr
so. 20. 2ls let NV. Or
SO 3lS 1919 NV. Tor
go. Tho rIandmore. .r
$50. The Milton. a-
80. j mSie ltth NV. ST.
$40. .3+o4 fith nv. at,
$50 33e 9th NV. hall
81 IN .2lS Sth So NJ
So 30. 11es VIA nv .er
S22I 20. lSItIngleside. l0-
S2a -. 1910 Wallarh. 6r
So % ~ : nv. Sr
sos. 40. aii4 K nv. ar
So 49,. S03 nth nv. ~
So. Sn3 9th NV. IT
SOS .@ooS Decatur. ar
s2.5. 3od ST. sta. dwg
s2.. .a3s Quincy NV. 7r
So 90 Shepherd. Or
500 80. sc Fla av nv. ar
SCI so. .6nl ath no. s-
$50 "a .lll5 18th nv. s-
SIS 50 1890 llth nw.sr
$3.50 1918 29th nw.7r
SiS. The Terrace So4l "
NV l.
S11 50. Tho Cumherl'd -
Si6 -. ialS I'd So. ~
SID ...ifan 4th nv. Ir
SIS 400 G. ne. stable
SIT - .2a12a Mess. .,r
Sla 10. 40 6i1 sw. 5r
Sle. in0 5th nv. Oh .
Sll 80. 10 Fenfon ne. .,r
IS 30. .l117 9th Sc. 4r
:, ~ lonS ID 80. fr
81 10. $500 T nv. 4r
pe-ty for rent send for
,nlletin.
VI & HENSEY CO..
b NV.
Evening star., 1909-06-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.
FOR kEN.-
THOS. T. FISHER 4 co. NNC).
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
13S 18th st. NV.
r&ErRNISHFD

UNFURNIsHED
l7ss Mass nv NV. 2or, l6a, 18th nw.7r.h 10 90
80 ........ 900 l1i5 l1th NV. ST. .sta3S .oo
cl:sS NV aor. 6h. 2tn6 14th. ar. b.. n so
ssa s' ,sin sanH il M ReI@on p@ e
1905 y Fl nv NV. l3r. l55 Randolph sr u. :io,-r,O
s,oc 18th. i2r so ses ssas 4 NV. NV. ,or $3.50
sooI Kal I'd 1.r sb. soo ..sa wis lor fr :. Q,
14nn +. 1cr. b. 200 40 1"th ne. 1r - on
i4sI n 1 av NV. 1ir 49, l:o. ne. err. b. 20 50
sd fr rr..oe Laundry AS Del ' ., NJ" " : 80 90
1ol5 10th nv. 12r, b.: ant no. frame or II 90
stable is3 1o2 Fsnwick. Ivy city.
i:so & O. 12r b q 1907 'R1'r Rrqan. r. sr 90 90
?4o6 r. lar. .h S'.oa Hon9 Bryant ne. sr.
lsr mod imps. :. % winthrop Heights. n
iiissi1 18th NV ior b Is 90 APARTMENTS
1850 NV. 11r. Z: o. Ant T. The Louisiana.
400 Chapin. 1sr b 500 2l2a 18th nv Sr
or. Oh. .......... co. % Blenhelm Court ls4o
'a,S nv csiysTt ss., nv" ~, nI,on %a av u,s wash
ISL Adams dams M,ll I'd "SIon and porrh .''s so 90
,aao nv ilr :, 49, go. 900 'r snt. The Iroanois.
NV heat ;...- $3.50 m" Britton. 1909
12is 9th i2r. b: .1o.es ,.s4 NV. Ar. .as. 90
~ Oh NV. IL. ...no 2lia itth NV. I'd
i54s NV Or T. 40 ,7ss S' + y sr. "a. 800"
lSls 18th NV lor-hia 20 o,1o 18th NV. 5r p 10
1918 T NV. 11r.. $500 i1S G ne 3r. q 90
1920 corcoran. Tor, ;, i7,5 an nv. i~t 4, =
24s1 1lth lsr 30 20 50 Anartmsns FOR rsnt in
,'- '' 49, . OFFICES H."
1914 nv. annnm :; 800 l11i-ls F NV. :. ~ to 1s
an and NV SIS to $40 Ital nv. rm .. 90
'42' NV IT r SO sTonfs Gc fss F NV, 10 to .
Handsome new storr. aas {; NV. rer mo- 1o5 m
per annan =. 200 s s1oss !ifh !ifh NV g % %
per annum V 500 is' sia NY aR Rm so
l.i1S q NV Stn. dwC.
per annum i 100
STABLES
A number of desirable stables for rent. ranging
TNsrRPAssEn FACILITIES For THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
rHH Hf THdTNn4x azH Is GSr5 M EAaRss E4 F w 9E
RIILETINs on APPLIcATIoN AT This OF
THos. J. FISHER & co dnco.
j"'-sa.tu thtf .3S 18th St
FOR RENT = 3al4-1s-1S2o SHERMAN AVE
NV; now houses Of >lx rooms and bath; fur
mace heat. Rent. $3.50 per month
HARRY A. WAGSTAFF. ao4 1ith ST.
Fo; RENT 14RooM a-SToRY BRICK IRIS
st: steam heat: basement and collar: cx
relenf neigrhorhood: pleasant outlook: So -.
GEO. F. GRAHAM, 1880 " 81. or premises.
je9-si'
FOR RENT-
Best house in Washington for the money;
swellest part IF Mount Pleasant. If 18TH.
It's a now house. II rooms and two tiled
baths; b't-Naicr heat: back sta rway Houses
like this seldom for rent. Reduced $50. 80
BOSS PHELPS nnc.l. 80 14th NV.
je1-5t
FOR RENT-224 NV: >R K T.: PANTRY.
gas range. etc: 4r. deep: 20 IT wide: car lines
$3.50. THOS. W lit UNGERFoRD. 6i7 nth st
jeS-:.t*
Evening star., 1909-06-10
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED 4 CAREFII COUPLE WOULD TAKE
care af house during the summer in ."nsiie-a-
tion If housekeeping privilege Address Box
100. Star office.
WANTEH-A COMFORTABLE HOME OF To
q rms: prefcrhly Columbia Heights: will pay
fair price. Address full particulars to BOX 81.
star office" ie.,- st .eSu
Evening star., 1909-06-10

IST. COS l4TH ST. NV.
1928 @. 9r. b. -. As on
1912 r. Tor. l.. 40 20
1927 Ore nv. Tor. b 3o M
A. Fla av NV or h. 20 80
A2a Q NV. Or. h. .2a 80
loo2eS y J av. Ir. b. - 80
26ao X. Or. b. 30 N
1897 Marion. ,r. his M
1925 Duncan. Or. his 20
1a3 \ Sc. CIR. IN so
cll3 II No. sr 49,. 10 M
Cal Goth ne. 4r. IS 90
4 rNTS.
1919 Rasedale. 4r.hl4 80
C0L6RED TENANTS.
1915 18th. 6r. h. - 20
l33 y So. fr. IN. -,
Rosslyn Va sr ;. q. %
STABLES
II 20l2 II nw.5 stls2D ~
r 1921 Marion. 2stis s 90
GARAGE.
r 1922 G.. sim heat 8 90
STORES.
2nlo Fl. .sto. DIV. st q so 90
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR RENT
1Soa 10Th st. NV. IN rooms and . baths .&7s m
22l3 . NV. Il rooms and bath Ss m
1874 Eve NV. 10 rooms. . ha tbs. .... ~ 20
2l1 1.th s.w.. 10 rooms and bath. ...... so ss
1927 Wisconsin ave. 10 rooms and bath. 70 SO
3l7 \. ], Sc. rooms and bath -. q So
los q St NV. rooms and bath. 81 so
403 4th ne. g rooms and hath ......... 80 50
CLEVELAND PARK.
a4n1 Newark St Il rooms and bath. So M
36i3 Norton pl- w. Or. and bath. ...... so %
Cnf0REn
1908 2Sth ST. NV g rooms and bath os 20
STABLE.
Rear 4lo st ..,................ 500
mh1n-tf WEAVER BROS 14fs p st NV
rOR RENT DWELLING 3cs ST NV; II
rooms. with bath: SAL TO- JOHN Fl BRENT.
1919 III ST. NV. mylotf
Evening star., 1909-06-10
WORTHLESS
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS.

INTERSTATE AUDIT CO.
T.. W. ROBERTSON. Pres.
PHONE MAIN i233. 729 18th ST. NV.
ap11-S0t,4
Evening star., 1909-06-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
COP RENT
JNFURNISHED.

foh KEN l.
81 coo. 1881 X nv l6r. fu
$500. .2ist NV. lar. FUR
$3.50. .1oS 18th NV. store
Sl25. .Lcnox. Chevy Oh.
l5r. fur
si25. .3531 18th NV. l9r
500. 1906 g NV. store
800. 1926 cath NV. i2r
500. j. 1910 q NV. Tor
500. .1409 r NV. w'house
$50. The Milton. 6r. fur
SIS. 5000 Newark nv. ar
fT5. .1enoy ST Chevy Oh
&15.lSa3 18th w.f0r. fur
S75. 1920 I1fh NV. Tor
s.S. 1929 . NV. Tor
S6S 101f y III ~ NV. Pr
SEQ 90. 1924 14th NV. fir
$50. ISL Adams NH
road. Tor
SEQ. .lsna ssth NV. Tor
sen. .l625 Iath NV. l2r
SEQ. 1000 I'D NV. Tor
s51. 1854 Col rd NV lnr
ST.. The Wcstcver. Sr
ss5. 1906 Belmont. i2r
s5i eos Ind ~ NV. 1ir
$50. 20. 1900 X NV. Ilr
so -. oo2l3 Wash cir.ar
$50 60. 1910 cd NV. ar
$50 50. a0a y i av NV or
5000. lla1 i NV. lar
8 1906 V nw. ar
SO. .2505 Champiain Az
NV. 1nt
SO. 200 r NV. lfr
$50. .3117 18th nv. Or
$50. l1i5 Kilh-ne nv. iar
$50. @0I2 l3th NV. lar
$50. .144S Clifton NV. ior
$50. the Marlborough. or
$50. lo1 Seaton nv. Sr
S4s ~. 1921 X NV. Tor
S45. 40. 1909 y II av. 1o-
So 81. laIo : NV. llr
S4S 30. .100I y II av 1nr
S45. so. .3n1a 18th NV ar
s45. liza 9Th NV. Tor
S4s. :. .3lGl 18th NV. Or
S45. The Victoria. 5r
SIS. The Milton. 5r
S42 80. The Victoria. 5r
Sll.5o. .S2i 10Th NV. Or
$40. go. IL: A na. l@r
$40 30. 1921 VI NV. ST
$40. so. .1n5 9Th NV. Sr
For complete list of pr
weekly
SWARTZFLL. RTE
Evening star., 1909-06-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

Uhe ceht = word each tlme Tor T. Mords } t1mes-
pAEk CONCESSION FOR SALE: AMt'SI\r; DE
vira: party leaving city: price. Sl3: Apply
Ioi 18th 81. NV inl0-3ts
CAFE, lA. AVE. NV. Much LESS THAN
actual value: another II 81. H. ": GOOD nronn-
Sitinn>. THORNTON. Iuf Sth NV ieIo.It-
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR RENT -RY n. l.. n
III RNlSHFD.
1910 Lowell. l2r. h.S11S
I1TI Church. Or. b lS3
1910 21St. 1pr b. Sh 40
UNFINISHED.
1897 2ist. 1or.2li ~ 90
1912 18th. l0r. Oh IL; Oh
1431 21st. Or. h. so 50
1920 ath.l0r. h. sta 20 oa
2Ill Brown. Or. h. Is. 30
lT25 Riggs. lnr b. is 10
Sn; 18th nv. l2r u - 20
l7tS Ore av. lor.h X no
APART
1879 nth. Gr. h. - o.
Saranac. Or. b.. 80 N
Nantucket. 5r. h. %
IG1a l.. 6r. h. IS 10
Irniata. ar. b. -. .2S 90
o3o9 18th. Ar. l.. - 30
Jefferson. 4r. b. ,2a.i1
q Akron. 5r. h. 30
1il4 Hopkins. 3r. h2a.e0
lo6 r na. IT. h. 81 20
1913 F. ir. b 2n 10
IGT Gfrard. 5r. h. 1850
myil ~ III. fh ~
Evening star., 1909-06-10

CAPITOL. HILL: = LARGE COMM NICATINt;
and completely furnlrhed rooms for light house
keeping. terms very reasonable. $40 Md
in1n-2rs
Evening star., 1909-06-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.
SELECTED LIST OF
HOUSES FOR RENT
MOORE & HILL UNC.),
1888 G ST. NV,

',ss s : = nv: s! r.; ar NJ r. b.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

LARGE. DELIGHTFUL FRONT ROOM FAC
ing north and east. corner house. suitable
for two. .u II nv je1O-3fs
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR RRENT-UNFURNISHFD
1914 18th st. NV. 10 rooms. 2 baths. .$1l5.0o
1911 nth St. 11r. and b. latrobe heat. 5000
2113 Ontario rd.. Or. and h.. steam heat AZ. .75
1225 Sth st NV. 10 rooms and bath. IS. Is
Pill Ont. ave. rooms and bath. 45.75
1926 T. 7r. and h.. latrohe heat. 30 so
1924 T. 7r and b.. latrobe heat. 80. 90
1880 10th st. NV. rooms and bath. 20 ~
p Sth ST Sc. rooms and hath. ...... %. Is
1O4 nv. Sr. and b.. latrohe heat. -. 25.5O
933 y. ]. ave. rooms and bath. . so
4o4 Fla. ave- nv. 1r.. h. latrobe heat. %. 80
FURNISHED
134f y. H. ave-. q rooms and bath. no 20
APARTMENTS
Montgomery. rooms and bath ..... a25O
The Park View. 425 4th NV. 2r.. b.. 27.5N
Montgomery, y. Cap. and sts.. Ar. h. o7.50
STORES
1724 Pa ave. ................ $500
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND Trust CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
OF n oSu
Evening star., 1909-06-10

FOR RENT-22i NV: >R K r.: PANTRY.
gas range. etc: Ar deep: 20 IT. wide: car lines
near; cabinet mantslS. etc Kew AT o22 y. Rent.
$3.50. THOS. W. HUNGERFORD. 6l1 ith st.
ieS-3fs
Evening star., 1909-06-10
GIT OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.

FUK RFNT-
Best house in Washington for the money:
swellest part If Mount Pleasant If 18th.
It's now house. II rooms and two tiled
baths: bnt-vater heat. back stairway. Houses
like this seldom for rent Reduced 10 $50. 80
ROSS Il PHELPS IIncl. 9lo 14th
jeI
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One cent a word for

WANTED-A YOUNG WHITE MAN To TAKE
charge Of delivery in merchant tailoring bisi-
ness. must alsn make himself generally useful
ahout store: who has had experience pre-
fnrrcd. Apply 523 13th. je9-3t
Evening star., 1909-06-10

ROOM SUITABLE FOR TWO GENTLEMEN.
hoard. If desired; private family. 1888 cal
je1O-3ts
Evening star., 1909-06-10
FOl RENT-RO0MS.
FURNISHED.

Ills 1ST NV TWO LOVELY CONNECT
ing rooms. completely furnished for Ink.
h"nse: awnings. screens: porcelain bath gas
jpSEi
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-24

The Homecoming at Aberdeen was
a complete success in every way. The
Hub City entertained the largest
crowd of people in it's history and did
it handsomely. 1t was an occasion
long to be remembered and Bookings
with its father of the Homecoming,
Col. T. G.. Orr, comes in for a fair
share of the glory and pleasure of it
all. 1t was a big add" for Aberdeen
and the time and money spent on en-
tertainment will return a thousand
fold. The wonderful strides that the
Hub City has been making in the
past few years was certainly an eye.
opener even to those who had been
away but a few short years.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-24

The Gould divorce scandal, aired in
the New York courts the past couple
of weeks, has given the people of the
country a very edifying description
of the doings of New York's fashion
able rich. In her testimony Mrs. Gould
stated that she changed her toilet
three times a day and appear
ed in the same gown twice. A little
less thoughts to toilets and a little
more attention to morals would help
the fashionable set immensely.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-24

Over n million dollars, says the
Iroquois Chief, were added to the per
manent school fund by the sale OF
school | nds this spring. Over 2 1000
acres were sold at the average Of $42
per acre. This. it should be remem
bered, was for raw prairie lands with,
out any improvements, The total
school fund will eventually reach the
one hundred million mark and the
revenue from that amount viii practi
cally carry the schools along without
any local taxation. This year the
amount to be distributed will amount
to over half a million dollars. The
school tax is the heaviest tax we pay
and when the time arrives that this
tax is wiped out South Dakota will be
the lowest taxed state in the Union
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-24

Last week the jury in the notorious
Kaufman case at Flandreau returned
a verdict of simple assault against
Mrs. Kaufman, who was charged with
the murder of her servant girl. The
verdict Is practically an acquittal, as
it only imposed a fine Of 800. How.
ever, Mrs. Kaufman did not es-
cape punishment entirely. She
has been under the charge of murder
for three years and as a result is a
nervous wreck, while her husband has
spent a good share of his fortune and
is said to be mentally unbalanced by
months of anxiety.