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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16
Minority Congressman Name
Investigation Committee.
I'M SESSION TWO HOURS
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Men,
bers Attend and Select Representa-
tives Of Their Own Faith to Serve
With Republicans.
CBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. 15.-The
action OF the caucus of Democratic
representatives in the house chamber
tonight indicates that the house mem
bers of the Ballinger-P ipchot investi-
cation committee probably will be the
| following:
Democrats-James. OF Kentucky.
and Rainey. of Illinois, chosen to-
night
Republican regulars--McCail. OF
Massachusetts: Olmsted, OF Pennsyi-
vania: Stevens. of Minnesota, gener-
ally reported to have been selected
Republican 'insurgents'-Madison.
Of Kansas. generally understood to be
the insurgents" choice.
The Democratic caucus lasted two
hours, though all but half an hour
CT the session was devoted TO speech
making and bailoting on the selection
OF a $1,000 special messenger to the
| minority, ]. J. Speight. OF Alabama.
urged by Representative Clayton, be-
| ing chosen.
| To Avoid 9ossism-
| Minority Leader Champ Clark noms-
mated Ollie James for the BaiIinger-
PinchOt committee.
1T has been suggested" said Mr..
4 Clark" that 7 nominate two mem
Lers. but | think that course unwise.
| lie said he would do the same as
any individual member and present
hut one name. thereby avoiding any
element OF bossism-"
| Nr. SABBATH. al Illinois. nominated
Mr. Rainey. Claud Kitchin. OF North
Carolina. seccnding the nomination.
Mr.. Clark. OF Florida. nominated
Mr. Rucker. Of Missouri. and Mr. Hay.
OF Virginia. nominated Mr. Siayden.
The roll vas called. each member
voting for Two q the four nominees.
The vote stod: James. So. Rainey.
/ 20: Sisyden. 50. and Rucker Is
Want Income Tax
The caucus unanimously adopted a
resolution presented by Mr. Hard
wick. % Georgia. declaring that
Democrats throughout the country
are urged % take an active part IN
/ procuring the ratification Of the IT,
/ come tax amendment 10 the ccnstitu-
ton.
This amendment Is now being
+, fought out IN the states
There we're about rs Democratic
| representatives preserf. Mr.. Clayton,
% Alabama presiding
The Republican caucus for the Sc
I lection Of their members CT the com.
rnittce viii b. called immed 1tely ~
ter the Presidents sigeefure Is sIEn-
cd 10 the BaiiinEer-Pinch0t inouir,
I resolution that Il nov m conference
between the two houses. ~ 10 snp
roscd the caucus may be held either
Monday or Tuesday night
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SAN JUAN. Jan. 15.-The United
States cutter Algonquin was ordered
out today to search for the big steam
lighter Columbia. which sailed from
New York December % for Haytian
ports and has not since been reported
The Algonquin took the general d.
rection towards Charleston.
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Col. Mann Receiver.

NORFOLK, VI jan l5.-OoIonfI
James Mann. Of Norfolk. was today
a-ooint-d receiver IN Virginia and
North Caroline for the NcDcrn DIT
Cor sructiou Compare. Of New Jer-
sey. TIE was, appointed BY Federal
judge waedn IN Ncrfoik and bv ped
cal Judge Conner Al Raleieh- We
gave bond here IN the sum % s2o,-
0o6.
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custody Of girls committed TO the
home On the sans basis as that al
lowed TO the Laurel Reiorma,ory. Inc
hill went TO the committee hr .conrts
of justice.
Mr.. Elan presented hill looking
TO the assessment of standing timber
on all lands of the state
The senate adjourned AT l2:l7 TIL
Monday noon.
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UNCLE JOE'S JOB
Michigan Representative An
nounces His Candidacy.
CANNONS GREAT ADMIRER
Mrs. &. ]. D.ekma Does Not Believe
the Present Speaker Will be Can
didate-Says incumbent is Fairest
Presiding Officer Ever in the Chair.
CANNON'S GREAT ADMlRER
CBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 10
Representative C. J. Diekma, of Mich
igan. today formally announced his
candidacy for speaker of the house Oh
repre- sentatives to succeed Uncle
Joe" Cannon at the end OF the pres
ent session. Speaker Cannon has al
ready announced that he will &c a
candidate for reelection TO congrs SIS,
but has never declared that he would
be a candidate for the speakership.
Besides Mr.. Diekma. a number of pos
sible speskership candidates have
been mentioned.
Mr.. Diekma does not believe that
Mr.. Cannon will again be a candidate
for the speakersbip.
Belongs to Regulars.
II am a regular; not an insurgent.
said Mr.. Diekma, mo man could ever
give me better treatment than Speak
er Cannon has gwen and | think ne
is the fairest presiding officer ] ever
saw in the chair.
Il believe that the next speakership
will go to the middle west, and not
to anv man whc has had a long ser
vice i'm congress and has had close
afii;ation with the men who have
dominated congress. II does not seem
possible on the other hand, that the
speakership will go to any OF the
present insurgents"
confers With Cannon.
Mr.. Diekms's announcement Wac
brought out by direct question put
TO him as to whether he would sup
port Speaker Cannon fer reelection.
His reply was that ne could not do
50 because he was going TO be a can
didate himself He has served Two
t-Sm.s in congress and IS a member
OF the judiciary committee and the
committee On election Of president.
vlce-president and representative IN
congress. He was speaker Of TIE
Michigan house q representatives
boosting the distinction Of never hav-
iue an appeal from his rulings on any
parliamentary question during that six
months term. Following his an
nouncement Mr.. Diekma had con
ference with Speaker Cannon
Mann Not , csnoioste-
y an not candidate for the speaN-
ership.~ sad ReVrt sentative Mann. Of
Illinois. who ha.s been mentioned ~
this connection. y am for Uncle Joe
first. last and always. rcgsr6 him
a. the very best man fcs that Once
Nc has been the f1ircsi on the floor
and the a.ic<; presiding ofscer.
-He's overlooking the fsc hist the
II house Of representatives VII 20
Democratic and the Dem'rrats VII
choose he speaker vas Minor "
! sdcr Champ Ciark's comment On
VT. D.ckma's announcement.
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WOULD ABOLISH THE
ASSISTANT PHARMACIST
Delegate Manicure Offers Three
Bills in House Dealing With
Druggists.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 15.-Drug-
g;sts and drug stores found friend
IN Robinson Moncure. delegate from
Alexandra. this morning when that
mt mber introduced three bills in their
favor
Mr. Moucure's first bill provides
that pharmacists be excused from
jury duty for the same teasons that
physicians are excused.
Another bill. which directly applies
to the assistant pharmacists Of the
state. provides for the adjustment
OF the assistant pharmacist and win
make. Il passed. every assistant Paar-
macist in the state a full fiedged pnar-
macist
Or Sunday Law
Mr.. Noncuse also introduced & bill
10 determine VIVA; constitutes a vio-
lation Of SuAay labor law. He masses
1; plain that all persons labOTing
On Sunday. Unless 1t be necessary Ia
Dor. violate the statute. The neces-
ssrv labor IS confined to milk dealers.
ice dealers. news Dispensers and drug
slices.
Although q is not ready for intro
duction yet. a bin - being prepared
by the farmer Tepress natives in tue
hcrsc 70 rsmove the Law protecting
turkey bczzards and to Tiace a ncunty
on their scaips. Scientific invesuea-
ton has shown that turkey buzzards
asc the real carriers 81 The germs Of
hog cholera.
IN the Senate.
Sens;or Holt today presented the
tH shich proposes % add az least
$50. 600 20 The revenues Of the sale.
al ~ which Is to come from the d.
quor interests.
senator Haruan introduced q bin
10 sii0N 20 the Virginia Home Tor
Girls compensation for-the care and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

Fair Sunday; Monday, fair,
rising temperature, light 20
moderate northwest winds, be-
coming variable.
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THE DAILY PRESS 10 tho
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
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Douglas and G. L. Baksr-Msddoz Galley and
John RidouL
No. 1905 Briggs vs.. GoddinE; order Of March
vacated. Attorney. W. h Dennis.
No. Zog. Lincoln IS MeDeEmoit Construction
Company; leave to employ Waterman granted At
tGrney. T. NJ. Brown,
Assignments for to-day:
No. 81 Gordon y. Norton. AttoTnsys, Perry &
Gordon Worthington. Hoehling and Mckenney.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. ns25. In Clarence a. Denhsm order to
pay District Of Columbia. Attorney. Z. H. Thomas.
No. Eo06 Northwest Washington Company
Fourteenth Street Heights Land Company ct al +;
hearing motion continued. Attorneys, AeEton
& Gilleu-
ratified and reference 10 auditor. Attorney. W. 8
Armstrong.
No 257So. Robinson vs.. Robinson et al: order 70
accept offer AuoneEs. Z. II. Thnmas-H. c
stewart NJ y Richardson and c. Il. MeriIlst.
No. Ezs3 GuinsbuTg 6UirsbuTgs order toT
counsel fees and costs. Attorneys. Wilson Bars
dale-G. G GerimSsn.
No .s2I7 Cristofani Va Cristofani: rule return
able Arril I. Attorney. l. L. Jeforis
No. 2s2f6. Somerset Door and Column Co rs.
Price ct al: bill dismissed Attorneys. Wilson &
BaTksdale-C- Bendheim-
No assF Frank vs. Moore & Hid e. al hear
inc continued. Attorney. ]. W. Patterson.
No 9ssse. Browne et al. Us LSckett e. al de-
pro tzlnIeSs1 10 teilaln utAthlatlls
neys. NJ \. Richanison-W. l. Pollard.
No. Zas3. Bond ct al. vs.. Brooks Ct al. rsfer-
ence 20 examiner. Attorneys, NJ. y. Rchsrs0n-N.
/. Pollard.
Ne. 32s4 PickfoEd Ct al. " Talbot ct al: per-
pefIal injunction granted srTeai noted bond,
| S co Attorneys Maddox & Galley and H. L.
Dasis-J. Ridout, 7. Mitchell, r. r DOwnins, and
f Forrest.
No 2so65. Hilton IS. Hilton; rule retumable April
/ Attorney. W. ]. Aeale
n, T.-sfer al - - ~
missed as 70 certain defendants Attorneys 7. II.
Marshall Mcneil & Mcneil and n. J. Colbert.
No sos Braks Hanna Qusnder q al order
appointing W. l. Pollard. Simon Iyon, and n. \.
Richardson trustees 10 sei. bPd. Sc co. Attorneys.
NJ " RichaIdson-W L. Pollard snd L5on &
Lyon.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
u Columbia. Addison Lawrence complainant
Ella Lawrence and Thomas Gray, defendants. Equity
No. 2G7.-OrdcT 81 publication; The object Of this
suit is 70 obtain an absolute divorce fCm the bonds
q mairimouy on the grounds q adultery On mo
ton Of complainant It is Ills eth day Of March.
1870 ordered that the defendants Ella Lawrence
and Thomas Gray. cause their appearance 10 he Tn
tered hercin on Ct before the foTtieth lig DAY.
exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legal holidays. occurring
after the day Of the frst publication q this order
Otherwise this cause will be proceeded with IN
case of default Provided. copy OF this order he
Published once a week fer three 80 successive weeks
In the Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Herald before the said day. By the Court
THOS. H. ANDERSON. Justice. A true copy
Test: gSeaL) J. X. YOUNG, Clerk BY WIS.
r. LEMON Assistant CLERK mhs, l5,2
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Published only information not guaranteed.
l1:i5 a. m. week days-pu1man Psrlor Car with.
out change Washington to Newport News. Norfolk.
and Old Point Comfort via W. s.. r.. +. Il 2.
Richmond and c. & O. Ry.
200 p, m daily-For Virginia West Virginia. anc
Kentucky points Pullman sleepers
go D. m daily-CINCINNATI-ST LOUfe. CHI
CAGO SPECIAL, Solid train to ST. Louis with
Pullman sleeper 10 Chicago. Stops only at impor-
tant stations Pullman's finest equilnent
l;lo y. H. daily-E. f. \. LIMITED. for Cincip.
natl. Louisville. the West. Southwest. and North.
west. Pullman sleegCrs.
c & O. a "a carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio offices at 5l5 Pennsvlyania
avenue, 1853 L street and New Union Station Tels-
phone Main l065 and 22os tickets baggage checSs
reservations. and taxicahs
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. @2i. Ball Is Lee; perpetual injunction
granted Attorneys ". H. Shoes ard J. T. Pot
bury-phil'p Walker.
In re Fannie T. Scott. ancillary guardian ap-
pointed; bond, S5.00
Ne 98 Courtney ". Secretary of interior;
No. z9547. Lincoln Sane; No ISIS, Kasydar =.
same; No. Ssn Coates IS. Same No. 2SsJl Wag-
vs.. same: No. $3.50 Ellis vs. Same: No 1913
Lucas ". Same: No 979s. Williams Same: No.
2Gle- souihwick Same No. Zeii, Southwick Fs.
same: Ne. 1919. Hoctm ~. same. and Ne. 1914
Bcsschcn IS. SANE ssgler II March :. 1870 vacated.
ATTORNEYS. J. 7. Shsrrer A. ". Lafefts. N. Stear-
man. and z. II IOaghFsn-0scar LAWYER.
Ne 2ssz5 Hill Is. Pickfori; leave too amend
second Supplemental bill gEanssd. Attorneys. c. A.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY ;, lsi

sNHEDUI-L n EFT LLI JANUARY s. $50
Leave Wellington New Union Station
800 a. m.-Daily-All points CD Norfolk and West
eru.
1910 7. m.-Daiy B-annkc Bristol Winsion-Ss-
lezn. knoxvIe. Chatianosrga. Nashville New Or.
leans Through sleeper. Dining Cars.
4:0 a. m--For Bristol. Knoxville Chattanooga.
Nashville and Memphis Washington Memphis sleep
er open % p. N.
For NoFtolk-Leave Washington 4: % a. N. daily.
i:5 a. N. daily. Arrive Norfolk Il % a. m. So
p. m.
sa5 p. m.-Daiy-Eer.yvills Lnray Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive $50 a. N. 1850
2. m. and i2l5 4. n.
al information Fourteenth street and New 7Osk
avenue Bond Building.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c.,
Washington. y. c, March Is isl0-Sealed pro-
posals will be received az this Office until O'Clock
p. NJ WEDNESDAY. MARCH 80 1915, for fur
nishing Pinch eas-irun wafer pipe Specifications
and blank forms cf ITrlssal Hsy be obtained from
the Chief CleFE. Engineer Department room u .
District building Washington ID. {. CUNO II.
RUn0LPH, JOHN 4, JOHNSTON, WILLIAM Y.
JUDSoN. Commissioners. d. c. mhlsst
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Chief Justice. Hon. Seth Shepard. Associate jus-
tees Hon. Charles H. Robb aud Hon Josish A.
Van 0rsdel.
Adjourned from day 10 day
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Sc. CORNER 18TH AND SITS. NV.
ALTERATIONS To SUIT TENANT.
James H. Taylor, Attorney,
Fernando Wood Estate,
14l9 O st. NV.
5s-tf
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Circuit Court No. L.
HrsTICE MRIGHT


Nc $3.50. Applesssin rs. BeEsinger = Al; on
triai. Attorneys. Topper & Eusack, Cuttings X
Chambsrlsin-A. L. NeWmser and NJ J. Colbert
Assignments for TO-DAY:
No. 4n Taylor Washington Terminal Com.
psny Attorneys. Giss-Hamilion.
No SO Wheauey Is District Realty Company
ct al. Attorneys Chase Chase & Chsse-Dickey.
No. SO Wynkoop Shoemaker Attorneys,
Lambert & Yestman.
No fl5. American Home Life Insurance Company
rs. Yoder Attorneys. Davis-Hufty.
Ne. SOC Reid rs. Northwestern Mutual Lie IN
s'irsnce Company ct al. Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton
& CoN-Wilson.
No. ss GraH Us. celc. Attorneys. Loving
Miner.
No ~. CLARK vs.. Washington Railway and Elee-
tFic COMPANY Attorneys. steaman a Loughran-
Douglas & Hoover.
No. 4aa. Hack rs Campbell. Attorneys. Quinn
Costigan
No l5 Kelliher rs Caratal Traction Company
Attorneys. Downing s Beug,-PeTp s Son ard
Dunlop
No As. Nash vs. Psdeett ct al Attorneys.
BiFney & woodward adgst;.
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH
No Sil65 D0gney vs.. Washington, Alexandra
and Mount Vemon Railway Company: verdict fo<
plaintiff Attorneys, Z. Burke and l. T. Har-
loE-D. ) AIaeksn
No $685.. Lookmiller rs Brink; continued fer
term. Attorneys. E L. Giss-E. ". clezry.
No 5los6. Heron rs. Capital Taction COmpany;
on trial Attorneys T. l. Jefforfs and Joseph
Salomon-R. r. Peny & Son and e. T. Dunlop.
Assignments for to-day:
No. l6S Bea vs.. Capital Traction Company. At
toTneys. Duvaii-Perry 6 Son aud Dunlop.
No. % Ball. administrators. rs. United States
Express Company. Attorneys. Baker, Sheehy &
Hogsn-BiTney & woodard
No. 22 Hutchinson vs. Capital Traction Com
pany. Attorneys, Mather & Sveensy-PeTTy & Son
and Dunlop.
No. 1874 ANAL rs Washington Railway and
Electric Company ct al Attorneys keigWIR a
Robeson-DaFlington and Perry K SON
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Circuit Court No. 2.
Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 1887. United States vs. Frank Rosa and
PapTalaTdo CaImelo, violating section ls3. act Of
March a. 1907 plea not guilty
No, 25s6 United States rs Pappalaulo Cameo.
same; same
No. 1871 United States vs. Same, violating sec
ton ls4. act Of March & 1903; same.
No. 500. United States vs. Frank Rosa and
Paplaiandc Cormeio same same
Ne. $sss United States vs. Frank Rosa, same
same
No. esl0 United States " Same. violating
tion ieS. act Of March l. 1859; same
Nc. Aesi United States John Colweil. house
breaking and larceny; verdict guilty; sentenced 10
penittntaTy fer tWb Years and SIX months
Ne. .6sl5. United States vs. Edward Arthur rob
berry; plsa guilty. sentenced to Jail for s1 MONTHS
Nc. 3s5 United States vs.. Lewis Johnson dep
Rotation en- private lF,party; verdict not gulity.
Nc. 2sss5. United States Louis AiinoF. deTFe-
datien en- private property; sentence 10 enentiafy
fer eighteen months.
No 800. United States vs.. Same. same; plea
guilty.
Assignments for to-day:
United States rs Joshua Robinson
United States vs.. John Barnes.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 1888 In re estate q Henry +. Reh; on trial.
ATTORNEYS. C. L. FFailey-H. ". solion.
Assignment for to-day.
District No So Cnited States IS. ThiTty-six
Cases AIetabolized Col Liver Oil.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A SILVER LORGNETTE; mi
tials III G. II" Return TO COCHRAN
HOTEL, 18th and X. Reward. 3
LOST-ON CONNECTICUT AVE. BE
tween Dupont Circle and California St,
three strings of corals. Reward II re-
turned TO NJ. FELLHEIMER, care Of
The Hub Furniture Co, Eth and d SITS.
Nv. 50
LOST-STRING OF BEADS, IN GOING
from 1913 Park road 10 18th and + NV,
by way of 18th ST. trolley. Reward If
returned TO Apartment No. 10. l4l3 Z st.
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$500
S-story brick; 3 rooms and bath.
On COrcOran st. NV.
Rent, s33 per month.
Must be sold TO settle estate
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FOX REM
Beautiful colonial mansion: surrounded
by nearly acres OF land: splendid view
OF adjacent country. with abundance of
shade trees
Dwelling has 10 rooms and modern bath;
hot-WateT heat Just installed.
A rare opportunity TO secure a beautiful
country home, practically in the city. at
the very nominal rental Of SIS per month.
Fifteen minutes ride TO 18th and F SITS.
II. l.. RUST. 400 III ST. NV.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD-
Estate Of IOsypiline Aieale; petition for
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A RARE CHANCE

FOR SALE--S3.250 EACH
THREE OF THE MOST ATTRAC-
TIVE w-PRICED HOUSES EVER
OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA; LARGER
ROOMS. MORE MODERN AR
RANGEMENT. BETTER LocA-
TIoN, BETTER THAN ANY HOUSES
PRICED AT $4,000 OR $500
These houses are situated on the
Heights north of the city; a convent
ent location; near two car lines; high
and healthful-
The houses are semi-detaehed, CIV
ing plenty of light. air. and ventiia-
ton in all rooms
They have wide covered front
porches. You can get as much COM
fort out of this porch as you could
from any room in the house
Parlor. dlning-roon. pantry. and
large kitchen on the first floor: three
large bedrooms and very large bath
room on the second floor: porcelain
tub, stationary washstand. and open
plumbing.
An unusually large kitchen: coal
and gas range: cellar under the entire
house: an economical furnace
The side entrance is a great con-
venience; good-sized rear yards; ce-
ment sidewalk.
The location is very desirable all
the houses are occupied by refined
white people: many OF them own their
homes. It has been said that there
are fewer objectionable features than
are TO be found N any other part Of
the city.
As the result OF an exchange. We
are IN a position 20 offer these beau
tiful homes at this extremely low
price. They should appeal to inves-
tors, as they are always rented at a
figure that VIII pay a large percent
age on the investment
STONE 6 FAIRFAX, 1912 n. Y. ave.
70-tf
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FOR RENT-ApARTMENTS

NATCHEZ. I440 " ST. NV.
g. 1, and T. and b. ST 30 SSl, and $3.50
ST. LAWRENCE, 1907 Y NV.
and rooms and bath....,.S29 and $3.50
TENNESSEE, 18TH AND S NV.
and rs. & b. (bacheior) ..... $3.50, s9i so
BELGRADE, 18TH AND FLA. AVE.
]. 3, and Is & b..........sl 80. $3.50. $40
li5 18TH ST Sc
rooms and bath................-.. 100
JOHN w. CHILDRESs, I412 G 81. NV.
79M.S3
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New six-room house; two acres; high:
fine water right in Falls Church-s3. 900;
1-i0th cash. balance monthly.