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FOR REST-BY
!. Fl. PARKER co.

435 Az
Gil 4io sw. str. hak-
cry and sta. $53.0O
225 AZ sw. 1Or. b. .35. 90
All 4la sw, store and
dwelling ........ 90
S3S 18th ne, 1r, b. ..25. so
31S Mass av ne.6, BIS. 80
910 AZ sw, store. 7r
dwelling ...... %. 90
all 6la sw. str. bak-
cry and stable. 20. 30
311 It'll sw. lge stree. 80
49, Fla av NV. Is, ID. 20. 30
361 G sw, 6r. b.. 1850
ia q ne. Or. b.. $500
518 Sth sw, 6r. w.16.50
$50 18th Sc. 7r. g..l6.3D
344A + sw, Or, W. 1870
S21 4l3 sw. Or, &. lJ.50
1916 LIST sw. Sr,w. 1900
543 4th Sc, 6r, e. Ia. 90
12I tfh SO. Or, w. 12.5o
SOB Sd sw. 4r, 1850
1858 Union w.5r.w10.50
1.11f = tTu ar W y ~
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FOR RENT-s50z CENTER ST. MT. PLEAS.
18th st., 3 rooms. newly papered. $3S; GOT I
st., rooms. kitchen on FIRST door. 5000; AL
G ct. boarding house. II rooms 500. JOHN
T. KNOTT, Room II, o1S st. je1e-St
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FOR RENT-CORNER HOUSE NEAR ODD ST.
AND MASS. AVE. NV: II ROOMS: GAR
AGE: RENT. $65. STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1912 NEW YORK AVE. NV. jel1-5t
FOR RENT-ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. NEW;
lot 24x1OO; 10 rooms; baths; hot-water heat;
porchps back and front; rent $50.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
ia11 x
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FURNISHED
1900 T, 16r. 3b. 100 !
2l06 .. Or. b. 100
1909 goth. Tor. 2b. 1900 |
l411 Delatield, Or, bis. 90 !
1888 Col I'd. Or. b. 100
Front Rayol. lSr, b75.0o
side. 14th III. lGr. 500
l,5S X. Tor. b. 600 /
10th extd, Tor, h.61.OJ
1909 18th. 12r. %. ~. 90 |
1927 S, Tor, b. 5000
lI42 :. Tor, 2b. -. 5000
Pas Fla nv, Tor. 2b. 5000
1877 S, Tor, b. 5000 |
l29 Md av. Or. b. 1000
TIA .. Tor. 2b. 5000
zoos kalO'a. 12r, 2bJO. 90
FURNISHED j..
11l2 Fl. Tor. 3b. 100 !
Highlands. 4r. b. Offer
Toronto. jr. b. k. So 90
Wilburton. Or. b.k75.Oo
Toronto, IT. h. k. 1900
Toronto. Cir. l., k. 800
Burlington. Or, b. 90
burlington. Or. b. .65. 90
hollands. ir. b. 80. 90
Toronto, 6r. b. k.6J. 90
Toronto. Gr. u, X. 800
Clifbourne. 6r. b. -. 90
Berkshire. 2r, h. 5000
Hammond CT, 7r, b47.50
2J32 18th. Or, b. .41.5O |
Toronto, II, h. 1000 1
Toronto. Ar. b. $500 !
CorwoOd, 4r. b...i2.50
Toronto. +r, b. 1000
Monroe. :;r. j.. 1000
Don Carlos, Jr. b. 1000
Allston. 3r, b, K. . 40 90 |
Doyenshire, Or. b. 1000
Florence CT. Or, b. .i0.0D
18th & l., II, b. 1000 J
IL INSURE YOU
We will insure your
effects against loss by fir
and your buildings again
lent companies at loves
Information on applicable
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WEAVER BROS. 141G r ST NV. An
nouEce the completion Of the now apartment
house.
THE CHEVY CHASE.
At the Circle. Chevy Chase, ID. c: :. and ;
rooms and bath. $40. ssh and $50. This build
ing & strictly fireproof and fully equipped with
every modern convenience.
Large lawns and extended view in every d.
rectior. Highest elevation in the District.
my3-t
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FOR RENT
1913 18th NV Tor. Sal .O0l 1852 Col rd 12r50 30
1909 9th Or. 1850 4O4 X NV. 1Dr. 30 30
2O4 G NV. Sr. - 30 251S Ga NV. CIR. - 10
7N4 7th ne. 6r 30 30 123 Carroll Sc 6r. II jV
1892 Cap Sc 6rlo.oO 1851 Hamlin ne, 1r. To- 80
112 23d NV. ST.. 1850 439 Sth sw. Or. HOO
3I4 18th sw. 5r. .14.0O To Fenton ne, Or. 80
2623 l NV. 5r. IL. 30 924 + sw, Or II 90
II COS G. ard Ar 90 .,007 Rdale Or. 10. 90
212 Cap av.I C. 5r10.50 1910 Gran row. Ar. 90
Al Blag al NV Ar. 80 81 Linw tn sw 5rS- M
1911 K'mer ne. 6r. 80 3246 Grace w..r. $50
1241 Half sw. 5r.. $50 1217 knowl ct sw 3rt.O 90
129 Seaton ne, 2r. 80
APARTMENTS
80 q ST. NV, Sd floor bath. 6r. 81. 90
1920 9th NV. Apt. No .. I'd fir. back, 5r. %. 90
424 Ridge st. NV. Apt. No. =, 3r. 1850
1913 s.w.. 3r.: I'd floor. 3r. .............. so
1131 9Th NV. apt. 4th floor. h.. Ar. 1900
UNFtRNISHED ROOMS.
4OS Sth Sc. :r.: ID floor b.. 3r. ...... SIS. so
1921. 18th NV. I'd and Sd floors, 4r...... 1880
49, 9th NV, Rooms and .. pr. .......... 1880
2I5 Az NV. 3r.: 4th floor. 3r. .......... 1000
1902 y. !. ave. Sc. Ar: I'd floor. Ar go
34C9 SHOWS ct. NV. :;r: 1st floor 81. -. 600
2n1O III NV, back hall room: I'd floor. IT.. 4. 80
2133 9th NV. back room: I'd floor, IT,. 400
Rear 3a3 ST nw....... 5000
Rear 1c49 Morse st. n.e................... 300
Rear 2l24 G ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Rear 1874 l. 81. Observation-Disclosures. 300
Rear 116 d st. ne. tgarage). .............. 1850
Rear t529 Gales st. ne. tgaragei- ...... 1890
Rear GIG VI ST. NV. Or. LIST floor ....... 500
MOVING PICTURE THEATER
1887 II ST. ne. including fr. and bath
apt: wired and chaired. Per month. 5000
jc11-3t' A. s. CAYWOOD 91o n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-130s RIGGS ST. NV, JUST PA
pered large rooms and bath; In fine con.
dtion: $780,
GARDINER & DENT 1nc.). S12 14th NV.
je11-eo,3t
FOR RENT-TO GOOD COLORED TENANT,
1906 Riggs pl. NV; newly papered and paint.
ed: rooms. bath: new porcelain tub; $3.50.
GARDINER Il DENT Inc.l, s12 18th NV.
jeil-eo.3t
FOR RENT - UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
house, Monroe ST. west of 18th: Or. b., steam
heat 2-story back porch; garage; 20-ft. paved
alley. Only $3.50.
GARDINER Il DENT Gnc.l, S12 14th NV.
e1i-eo.3t
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1853 y ST. NV, is rooms. ba this. 5000 90
oil ii st. NV. rooms and bath. .po.6i
1929 Harvard ST., rooms and bath so so
1919 st. NV, rooms and bath. 1880
11I3 Willard ST.. Z rooms and bath. 35 so
Quincy pl ne. rooms and BATH. $3.50
G20 9th st. s.w., rooms and bath. $3.50
3D. ST. ne, : rooms and bath. ...... y 80
We have a number of desirable furnished
houses in the NV. section: rent, SIS per mo.
and upward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD Qnc).
$50 18th st. H. my2s-21t'
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} HOUSES.
1877 S. Tor. b. 80. .45.0
l74S Corcoran. Or. b50. 90
1903 S. sto, Tor. has. 90
1t3O Corcoran, Or. b40.O0
1879 18th. 1lr. 2b. 40. 90
f Falls Oh, 7r, h. 1000
1912 21st. Tor. b. 400
Kensington. Sr. b. 81 80
1868 Church, Tor. b3j. On
1889 Corco'n, Tor, 2b35.O0
33317 X. Or, b. $500
1920 Corcoran. Or. b32.5O
929 10Th, 6r, b. k.30.OO
1921 18th. Or. b. k. 1000
3014 Dent, 5r. b.. so. 90
1919 Col rd. Or. b.27.JG
APARTMENTS.
18th & l.. AZ. h. 1000
Toronto. Ar, b. K. $500
POPS 18th. Ar. b. $500
Sycamore. 5r, b. $500
Miller. Or, b. 800
IL II. 5r, b. 80. 90
Rochambeau. 2r. b3J.0O
Farragut. 2r. b. 90
Mendoza. 3r. h. 90
Tennessee. Ar. b. $500
o415 Mt Pleas, 7r, b35.0o
Essex. 5r. h. .31.:D
st wrence. Jr. b. 30.00
1906 5, Or, h. K. 5000
Wellington. 3r. h. $50
Cecil, 1r. b. 2S.Jp
Plymouth. 3r, b, K. $3.50
l29 Md av. 3r, b. 300
Madrid. Or. b. %. 90
Toronto, Pr 10. 90
Toronto. lr, b. 20.D
100 Md av. 3r. b. 2O.Op
Toronto, 1r. ......lJ.O0
Toronto, If. 90
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FOR RENT
2719 18th st. NV, frst-foor apartment Of
rooms and bath; HEAT FURNISHED: con-
venient TO cars: excellent location. Just re-
duced to SOS 80 a month.
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. Gncl.
myS til .tu.tf 73S 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-JUST COMPLETED.
Splendid home OF six rooms and bath: hot.
water heat: in good northwest locality. Rent
only 5000.
fN10-St
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FOR RENT
9l7 18th NV. Tor - NJ
2453 18th NV. Tor. 400
1929 * NV, 1or. 30. >
1892 $ NV. llr. Bob
Kendall bldg, office rms
WILLIAM X. ELL
SO otf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. uNCD,
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance,
1913 18th st. NV.
CNFURNISHED.

222I 18Th nv Tor. hnf n
I3en Harvard NV. Or.
Ri. INV N, az so
1879 O NV. Tor. b.5o.:O
o4no 1ath uw.llr.b35.sI
40; r NV. llr. b.4o.7s
1SlO 8 NV. Tor b 1000
.aa, BROWN nv. ar.
n steam heat 40 90
ln3S = NV, Tor. 1000
IIJ5 Nth. llr. h. 1900
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FOR RENT-532 AZ. s v
AIS y sw, Or, h. SO. U
347 y sw. sr. b. 1-'sS
1912 Del nv sw Or. biz. y
l26o Half Sc. 4r, b. 1870
80 NJ sw. Or. %
iell-3ts
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FOR RENT. {. WELDON & Co, 224 +. CAP.
HOUSES.
4os \ Sc ~, Oh ssoon 1885 Morse. 6r,b 30 80
1112 Cap,1or,b. 100 l35 u sc, 1r,b ~ 30
5l9 Mass ne Or, bio O $50 18th ne, Or b. - 30
l2i Cap. 11r,b. i35J sos 10th 81, b. 80
1Oo0Pa Sc. 12r 2b455o 1893 Sc. 6r. b. 20 %
Gil Nd he, 12r, bi23O 1888 18th Sc, Or. b. 30
1o3 I'd Sc. Or. b.. 300 -456 y av Sc. Or. BIO 30
lO7 18th Sc, Orb. 5000 541 l4th Sc. 6r, 1850
1923 + Cap.6r, b. 80 % 6io Sc, 6r, is %
3O1 ID nw.9r, b.. -325D J41 14th se, Or, b. 1850
1l9 { ne. Sr b. 300 J15 14th Sc, Or, 50
LAT Carroll Sc, ST., b30.31 l22S Duncan, Orb. 4 30
7O6 4 he, II. b. % 81 1886 Kramer, 81, b. so
643 ID Sc Or b - 80 1GsS Kramer. Or, b. lao
ala \ Cav Sc Or b. % 81 eos 18th re- Or. II 80
1u06 +, ne Orb c:,.aU 80 Md av ne, Or. IA 10
o44 9Th ne 1r b. %. 80 100 ] Sc, Or. l40U
G3T 4th ne 81. 20 81 1888 n Sc. Or. ~ So
PA Nv av So 1T b. %. GO 22.9 I'rout st, Twin
1911 4 So, 81. h. 800 ing City, Or. .looO
sos Sd ne, 1r, b. $3.50
FLATS.
eao + ne 12r.2b. 5000 437 10th me- 5rb 90 30
CSC ne. Orb. O5D 5211a 9Th me- orb ~.
400 6th Sc Or b. 90 st5 9th Sc, 5r 1870
1876 18th Sc Or, b. 80 50 10 l. Sc 5r.b 1S.tU
GA + ne Or. b. %. 80 134Si. I. he. Ar f..O
sol F. Cap. Gr h. .2oOo 1914 Rosedale, 4r,bl +. U
l341Mass av se,5r b23. 90 a5s Morton, Arb. %
APARTMENTS.
C;lendowcr 81 6ta ne. L. 5r, b.. So. co. 81 %
Algiers 10 Md. ne. Or. b. ....... 800
1870 East Cap. A.. b. Observation-Disclosures y 5u
n1S 9Th Sc. or, b.. -S.O
Cadiz. 10 Sc, 4. 5r., b. $1,000. 2l.a0 -, 30
2l9 Sd ne. 3r.. b.. 2OoO
je11-sa&tu-2t
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UNFINISHED
oil NJ. whole bldg. 4 IA
Albemarle, Or, h.. 5000
Albcmarle. 4r, b. k. 40. no
Albcmari". 5r. b.kJO.0o
Toronto. 5r. b. L .Subl10.O0
Balfour. 5&8r apis.
from $1,000 TO $65. 90
Pnr;ner. Or. h. : l.47.50
Pebbleton, Or. b, k. AS. 90
The Toronto. or, b.
K. suitcase. 80
Portsmouth. Ar. b, sl42.@
Milton, Or. b. K
apis. $4,000 & $500
Toronto. 3r.b.k... .4O.O3
Chesterfield, 5r. b.37.5O
Madrid, Ar. b, k,
$500 to $4,000
STOl
sl4 14th. 4 fs. .2.OGo
Sill 18th. sto&bldg 200
1922 Conn. sto, Or. b.173
43o Sth NV. 100
92i-9 z, remouel. .OfYer
OFFICE
e11 14th, rooms from 81.
Gil F NV. single rooms
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANrED-ANY AMOUNT OF GROUND IN
The NV. and ne. will pay cash il price Is
right Submit what YOU have.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS' 1923 f.
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WINDOW SHADES.

made to order: viii call with samples and esti
mates. wall papering. Write phone W. H
SPELSHOUSE. 1915 7th stn.w. Phone Ma IN $500
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FOR RENT-6l3 Az SW. LRG. Sta BAK. 90
251 AZ sw,sto&jr255Ol 1Il5 18th ne.6r, b. ~. 30
1912 Emerson. Or DISCO DIS q sw Ar. b. IL. 20
323 9th sw.6r, b.. .ijA 40 11th sw.6r, b. 30
1920 n seer go 10 Va Ar, b16. 10
1017 AZ sw.4r.b. .450 7. T. Brown. Gil AZ
a11
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t1S5 Mass Az NV. Dor.

IIeo MASS Az NV. not.
Sb ........... IS. 600
cl39 r nv. 20r. Oh. 600
l15S n. 16r, 3b. per
annnm .........c,4 400
Slc0 18th. i2r. 3h.l. 500
O0l Kal I'd. 12r. 3b1. 200
30 d Frazec Laundry.
18th & u NV. 200
Si6 10th NV. 4-story.
English basem't, lar.
40. steam heat. lbs
S'33 Oliver. G {.
ID c. Sr. 2b. 100
j" Melrose. C. c. Md.
Sr. h, fur. 80. 81. 90
1928 Mass av NV. lar.
20 ............. S4.N
1894 Col I'd nv, I2r.
b. hot-water h't.15.0O
ISL I4th NV. Or. b.. 1850
1893 Northampton. c
{. - {. Sr. h. fur. 800
1860 Mintwoot: pl NV.
12r. 2b. h-w h. 1000
1852 Col I'd NV. 12r.
20 .............. 80. 90
1924 q NV. Or. b. 80. 60
l14l Q NV, 12r. 80. 90
1872 2lst. llr. b. $500
1870 Calvert. l2r. oblO. 90
1923 Harvard nw.1Or.
h-w heat. $3.50
Off
1914 H nw.annum 4. 500
Onion Trust bldg. 18th
& II NV. .$15 to $40
STOl
1872 G NV. sto. dwg.
per annum. - 200
STAE
A number Of desira bic
from $40 up.
UNSURPASSED FACII
LECTING OF RENTS
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE is ONLY
THE PROPERTIES IN
W. cryAIy DE- cTAV
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FOR RENT
1910 NJ NV, store. Or. b.. stable -. sos. 90
1893 Newton NV, 9r., b., hot-wster hit. 1910
429 y. j. ave. Sc. Or, b.. hoi-water
heat newly paDered and painted. $500
1915 NV. IL rooms and bath. ...... 81 I'll
306 10Th Sc, 6r., b., furnace. .......... 17.JO
FLATS
PA 9TH ne. rooms and bath. steam
heat hot water year around. ....... S21 81
Ala NV, 5r-. b.. hot-water heat. 2.50
6S4Ic 18th ne. rooms and bath. ...... 40
FOR COLORED.
11l5lu Sd nv, +-room and bath fiat. $3.50
LAB 25th NV. rooms and water. L. ~
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN, 604 9Th NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
rHE CHESTFRETEJn

THE CHESTERFIELD,
5l4l Mt. Pleasant st. NV. beautiful apart
nent Of six rooms and bath. also of three
rooms and bath. in this elegant new building
All large. bright. outside rooms private porch;
all modern improv ements: ventilated Kitchens,
etc w H. WALKER. Agent 10 18th ST. NV.
je2-tf
FOR RENT-THE VIRGINIA. 2I2O G; APART
ment rooms and bath: frst-cass condition;
SEQ lanitor to inspect Apply GEO. J. EAS-
TERDAY. 141o 6 St mhl9-tf
THE CHEVY CHASE. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
~ g. 3 to rooms and bath. $40 OF TO $4,000
The FRANKLIN 1915 14th st. NV
8 rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures. BOO
THE HAWTHORNE, 1927 Eye nv
rooms and bath. S25 80 and $3o 90
THE SORRENTO. 2233 18th st. NV
> rooms and ba tn. ...........S3 7 so and $40 90
THE DENONSHlRE 1I51 Columbia I'd. NV
g rooms and la tn s45 90 and SAT so
The CARLTON. 21St and y SITS. n. W
rooms and bath. S31 so
THE MT VERNON. 9th and y. Y. ave
J and rooms and ba III ..... 500. 90 to $37 so
THE COLONIAL. 3Oth and SITS
> rooms and bath. s2S so and $31 SO
THE EMERY, 1912 st. NV
rooms and bat S35 90
THE FAIRFAX. 1900 East Capitol St
3 rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures So. so
THE ADDISON. aI6 14th st. NV
J rooms and bath s27. so
TIE LOUISA. ZIG n. Y. ave. NV
rooms and bath So so
fe2s-tf WEAVER BROS. 1416 T St NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
A. y. FOX COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED 1876.


14TH AT NEW YORK AVE.
''rHD NEWPORT" 21e4 Florida ave. NV.
No. 23 rooms and tiled bath. $50 %
No. 3-3 rooms and tiled bath. :....... $23 90
''THE LANIER,' 1749 Lanier pl.-
No. as rooms and tiled bath. $50. 80
No. 49, rooms and tiled bath. $3.50
''THE MANSFIELD" 1880 NJ st. INV
No. 24-3 rooms and tiled bath. $50. 30
No. 42-4 rooms and tiled bath. .$37. 80
No. % rooms and tiled bath. ........ .$2J. 80
1.-THE TRUXTON," 2o3l F st. NV
No is rooms and tiled bath. $35 90
1.-THE ALLENHURST.' 1lO6 Columbia I'd
No. 22-5 rooms and tiled bath. $50. 90
No. 3l-5 rooms and tiled bath. 800. .$37 80
'THB CALIFORNIA" 1775 Cal. ave. NV.
No. Is rooms and tiled bath ......... $40. 90
No. 3-5 rooms and tiled bath. .S3" 50
No. As rooms and tiled bath. $50 80
No. 23-5 rooms and tiled bath. S3I 50
No. 24-6 rooms and tiled bath. 1890. $55 90
No. S3-5 rooms and tiled bath. 1890
No. 34-5 rooms and tiled bath. .S35 90
"IHE SUFFOLK" 1887 Irving st. NV
No. S44 rooms and tiled bath. $5". 80
THE KELWOOD.''. 1921 Corcoran St.
No. Ia rooms and tiled bath. $50. 90
1910 VI ST. NV
81 door. ar. 2b.. sleeping porch 90
4th floor. 5r., b.. sleeping porch 100
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL"
Apartments in THE KENYON" 1872 Ken.
yor St. near l4th ST. cars. Just completed:
oath with shower. electric lights. fine porches.
steam heat, attractive Gerora tons. Rents.
s3S <45. First floor suitable for doctors
vi1cV.
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RENT FREE.
ONE MONTH.
1.-The Newport 1854 Florida ave. Nv
Convenient to car lines. New and modern
Throughout: all outside rooms with and
electric lights: screened apartments Of :: and
rooms and tiled bath with showers Fine rear
porChes. Rents, S25 TO $3.50
Janiror on premises and will GLADLY show anS
Of the above apartments. Further Information
furnished at office. ia11-sa III. th-it
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

Z The following furnished houses and apart
ments at nominal rentals for summer months.
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:. l.. SALISBURY. ITO 18th NV. Main 1894
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FOR RENT-NEAR LINCOLN PARK, s-ROoM
and bath house: wide avenue: high and
beautiful location; in thorough repair: $50. 50.
CAYWOOD L. GARRETT. 1881 y. y.
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HOUSE REPAIRING.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-I.OT s, SO. 53;:; a TT. FRONT;
alley side and rear; ::21 and 80 G r.w.; right
downtown: suitable for business plant ware
house. hotel dat, etc. Apply to \. T. LEWIS
6ifi 9TH jesi-6t
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See our list OF apartments under Apartments
to Let. jei1-ss&wff
and baths: newly papered and painted: Ia
bedrooms. 2 baths. 2 parlors dining room ani
kitchen. with laundry In cellar: rent only So
per month IL rented by July !. 1910.
CISSEI. TALBOT CO, Inc.
jei0-3t 945 Pa. nv.
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
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THE DRESDEN.

THE SHERMAN. 18TH AND l. SITS. NV
Three-room housekeeping apartment for rent.
Apply at Sherman. my1S-tf
OAKLAND APIS. zoos COLUMBIA ROAD
Wash. Heights and . rooms; une1p!red
leases. Stanton apis. 12s 4 ST. n.e.--5 and
6 rooms. OSCAR W. WHITE, 11i6 ST.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
WILL START
A CRUSADE
Bicyclists Must Keep Off
Sidewalks.
SOME RIDERS ARE IMpUDENT
Will Even Run Into the
Pedestrians.
There is no Excuse for Cyclists Using
the Sidewalks and the Chief Of
Police Has Determined to Put q
Stop to the Practice,

The next reform which Mayor Setter
and Chi f j. w. Klineielter expect
to Introduce I'm Marion, is to spot the
practice of bicyclsts riding on the
sidewalks. There In no question but
what this reform will be heartily ap-
proved by the people.
Riding on the side walks has be-
come such common practice as to
be an aDominable nuisance. Young
stery carrying papers will run into a
pedestrian before they will get off of
the walk on streets where there Is
no paying the cyclists persist In taxi
ing the sidewalks.
one case of real impudency on the
part of cyciist was reported from
THE West End few days ago. A shop
man was returning from work and
was gliding along on narrow board
side walk. A lady was walking far
ahead. He began whistling and ring
ing his bell. The woman apparently
did not hear the warning and the
cyclst ran into her, knocking her
down and slightly injuring her. In
stead of apologizing for his rude ac-
tlons., the man picked up his wheel.
III GU al ltW Iol at lltT
and rode away
"Some people seem to think that the
side walks were just made for their
wheels. They think that everybody
should step aside when they come
along 1t is getting to be "a terrible
nuisance" exclaimed the police chief
Saturday.
The police have been instructed to
arrest any person caught willfully
violating this law. once in a while
there Is occasion for riding on the
sidewalks. In case that the street is
exceedingly muddy, or when in the
outskirts of the city where the road
is almost impossible, then there is
excuse for the cyclist taking q chance
on riding the walks.
The police chief means business. 81
realize that this nuisance is hard to
abate. There will always be more or
less riding on the walks but We must
stop 1t as much as Is possible no
doubt but what we will have to make
examples of several riders before we
can accomplish our end" concluded
the chief. as.
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ONE GUNB0AT
Continued from Page One.


only n symptom of what Is boiling
in the peoples blood throughout the
entire Chinese empire
Good reasons exist for believing
that the anti-foreign feeling is more
widespread and more acute than at
the time of the Boxer uprising "a de-
cade ago, the Post declares.
No less pessimistic feeling prevades
government circles and preparations
are now under way to take heroic
steps to protect foreigners i'm China
and all British interests, should such
be necessary.
The Wesleyan Missionary society
was notified today that its mission
aries at Chang-Sha have fled TO Han
kow for safety. No fatalities are yet
reported, though the property of the
mission, as well as that of the
Methodist China inland and Norwe-
gian missions, has been destroyed.
Mobs are In complete possession of
the city and the trouble is spreading,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
COMMITTEES SELECTED
BY COOPER POST G. A. R.
First Step in Arrangements
For Memorial Day.
Old Soldiers and Citizens Begin
servance of the Annual Holiday.

Cooper Post G.. A. r. met in the
room at the Court House last night
to arrange for the observance of
Memorial day and to appoint the
following committees,
Committee on speakers: Charles
Haberman. F.. o. Richardson. Milton
Marsh, w. -P. Maloney and II. r.
Bondley.
Committee on grounds and seats: j.
l.. Apt, William Mereness, and o.
Wollenweber.
Committee for music: L. b. McNeal,
w. J. Shute, ID. r. Bondley, w. b.
Denman and G. e.. Buerltle.
Committee for flowers: Addison
Balm, w. Il. Shute, r. Il. Blake, Wal
lace Wilson, G.. T. Harding Mrs. ]. b
Fish, Mrs. b. b. Clark, Mrs. T.. C.
Drown, Mrs. s. r. Dumble, Mrs. J.
r. Messenger, Miss Clara Trefz and
Miss Louise Cunningham.
Finance committee J. ]. Crawley,
David Tease j. b. King, G. b. SEQ
Lewis, j. III. Oatey, Charles Turner,
Frank owen, David Martin, John
Balm and Michael Zachman.
TRANSFORMATION committee: j. b.
King, and j. II. Oatey.
Program COMMITTEES: s. NJ. Titus,
G. T. Harding, c. E. Buerkle, l.. M .
Martin, G. o. Medlam.
The president of the day will be
Colonel George B. Christian. Grand
Marshal, II. Il. Andrews.
Cooper Post will hold its next regu-
lar Meeting on Monday night Nav 2nd
at z O'Clock. All the above mentioned
committees are requested to be pres
ent at this meeting 1t Is a regular
meeting but will be open to all who
are interested in Memorial day SER
vices. II II, ut. "a q
Cooper Post accepted an invitation
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. April 15.-Cattle-Re
ceipts 1000; strong. Beeves, 8 60 a.
S.55; Texas, $50 "a 6.35; western,
o % 6.S5; stockers and feeders, 1856
"a $50: cows and heifers, 2. .75 a
1925; calves, Z % $50.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; sc higher
Light 9.75 a 1910; mixed. 9.75 a.
10. 10; heavy. 9.75 "a 90: rough,
9.75 a 9.S5; pigs, $50 90 1910.
Sheep-Receipts 10000; 10c lower.
Native, 4.50 m S.35; western, a.
8 40; lambs, native, 7.75 "a 9.75;
western, s a 10.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
EAST RUEEAVn

East Buffalo, N Y. April 16-Cattle-
Receipts so; prime s@S 65; butchers 4
al So.
Receipts 100; steady. Common
to choice 609 so.
Sheep and lambs-R Receipts 3,4O0;
slow. Choice 10 25dlO 90; Gull to fair 3
oD9 SO; choice clipped 25m9 so; Gull
to fair Z ;o1s; yearlings S@S 80; sheep
4607 80.
Hogs-Receipts 100: firm. heavies
10 3O610 S5; mixed 10 3OcQ1O 80; workers.
10 35@1O 20; pigs 10 30; rough 8 25D D
35; stays SAG.
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1904; fowls 15@2O; ducks 17@2S
Live potitry-Firm; geese 10; ducks
II; fowls 20 1-2; turkeys 14@20; roos-
ters. old and young 19 1-2@15
Butter--Firm. receipts 42O,
creamery, extra 34; state dairy tubs,
25 "a 23; imitation creamery nrsts,
23 1-2 a 25.
Eggs-Steady; receipts 2S,634;
nearby white fancy, "a a 26; nearby
mixed fancy. 22 1-2s a 23; fresh firsts
21 IA % 23.