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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNlaHED.

EOk REM
H.t.oO. .823 18th nv. 2or |,
kss0O. .21st NV. lar. fur !
$3.50. TBS 18th nw store I,
use. -. Paschall house |
Chevy Chase |
sl25. .407 Ith NV. store |
slN. 1880 Aintwood pi
800. 1925 cath nw.i iar
Sl00. 1910 G nw. Tor
kS3.34: .223S Q NV. lIri
$50. .2b42 18TH NV. ter
k0. .-S E Kirk. Chevy
Chase. Or
S15.lsc3 10Th NV Tor, fur
$50. 1870 Q NV, Tor
$50. -. .936 X NV, i4-
SEQ. ....l142 U NV. 6r
f@. 1881 9th nv. Sr
500. .11s35 s NV. Tor
$50. 1899 gath nv. 1Or
SO. 1913 Path NV. l1r
$55. 13. .Nl 4th NV. i3r
ejS. Tres Col I'd nv. Tor
$50 1912 Newton nv. Tor
$50. .204O + NV. Tor
SSo. .lD7 Seaton nv. Sr
$4S. "a. 1921 X nv, Tor
S&5.65.. 1023 18th NV Or
SIS. .S16l 18th nw. Or
S45. 1912 18th nv. l3ri
$50. ....10ie n Cap. Or
f40. Forest Glen. Md. l2r
40. 1877 Ith nw. sto, DIV
$50. 1888 Corcorap. Ter
s3S. 80. 1924 Gi.ard NV.
saI.O. .132s Q nv. r
SIS. so. .l32D " NV, Hr
E.5. .532 9th NV. hail
15. .537 Dist NV, Tor
f%2. so. 1926 9th nv. \
APART
-. Inc b9lkprd. NJ
E5. Northumberland 7r
$50. northumberland, 4r
$a5. The Victoria. Or
$45. The Milton, Or
A5. The Marlborough. 3r
S. The Wyoming. :,r
sa5. The Wyoming. sr
) :.5p. The Victoria. 5r
$40 to 5000. The Dresden
$50. The Victoria. Or
$40. The Wyoming. ar
$40. The Milton. Or
So. The Darlington. Or
xSs SO. The Phoenix. 5r
For complete list VI pro
weekly
SWARTZELI., RHEF
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FOR RENT-COIsrNBTa HEIGHTS. sao so NO !:
q rms. reception hall: hot water heat: a. ~
splendd outlook front and rear. 3635 18th st
ri
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AS tiirard NV. Or. b22. %
1918 Emerson ne, Or.
b. ...............l $500
1928 Emerson ne,
Or. b. .1s. Oh
$40 Reservoir. Gr.l5.0o
% N sw. Or. go. .l2.ob
2Gl9 Green's CT. Sr.S.oe
STABLES & GARAGES.
1871 W. shops. :. ! D.9i
Rear aoo3 q. eco
houSos and aunrfnenrD-
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fPspT1-ENTS TO LET.


CHOICE APARTMENTS IN THE
HOYT. 1880 Belmont St, 5r., b. ....... .34z ~
BIRMINGHAM. 26l1 Adams Mill road. 30 90
ALBERT. 1928 st. NV. 4r. and bath. 81. so
CORA. ?261 n St. 3r.. b. .x25 90 to 800
ALLAN z. WALKER & CO., Inc.
1912 q st. H.
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FOR RENT
W. H. WALKER. 729 18TH ST. NV
No. 32,5 Il st. NV. 10 rooms ard bath. 1880
2518 Cliffbnurne NV. 8 rooms. btths.. Is. q
1905 Calvert NV. 10 r,0ms and hattie. 57.75
1929 Harvard NV. 10 rooms and heth.. $500
1922 Sherman ave. NV. rooms hath. 42-O
! 1874 Newton NV. rooms and bath. ?5.aO
52S Col. road NV. rooms and BATH 20. %
631 C. st. ne. = rooms and bath. ...... 3D.5
1912 Monroe NV. rooms and hath. 4R5
1918 Wallach NV. rooms ard bath. .. 2a. o
2aS Sd s.w., 10 rooms. .,............... 25.6
1855 Perry n.c.. q rnoHs End bath 800. 200
APARTMENTS.
The Chesterfield. 9 rooms and bath. 800. 1870
The Chesterfield. ro0Ms and hath. 37.61
The Chesterfield, 3 rooms and bath. 49,. 1910
TIE Danford rooms and bath. 30 so
The Danf"rd. rooms aud bath. $3.50
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FOR RENT-CALL OR SEND FOR OUR CON-
pete list. including FURNISHED houses and
aDartmente
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Co. STH e. l. Nv.
l4:so k sc, Or, .. . 1870
1907 u ne, Or. b. l5.5o
ia Park I'd NV.
CoioHrsD TENANTS
G37 L Lw, Sr, b. .3o.se
2l36 18th NV. Sr. b. 1900
s2a 4th NV. ar. b.25.5o
2207 Sth NV. Ar, b. . $50
324 Ky nv Ne, 5r, b. 1880
y; Wssh Rw.4r.wi4.5 80
oc213water nv. Or. w1N.:V
10 \ Sc. Or. w. .I2.Sa
COLORED TENANTS.
- 6.l N NV. 4r.wio.s0
~ Goat nj NV. ir.win.0D
lso1bs Clicks al NV.
Ar, W. 1900
STORES.
COL v NV. 1850
1898 eth NV. 49,. so. ~
2V.:4 Ga nv NV. .14.@
STABLES.
Rear 1918 18Th nwtS.1o
OFFICE ROOMS.
SIP r nv. 3r. b..sb.V0
5I2 + NV. 1r. 80. -12.oo
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APARTMENTS.
One month free. lroquos, 141O VI ST., and
rooms and bath. 5000 and 5000.
1903 st.. rooms and BATH $500.
Lester, 1872 = ST. rooms. bath, SS1 80.
Madeira, 797 23d ST.. 5 and rooms. s22.5
to sac. 90.
507 10th 1t. NV. rooms and bath, $500.
7O4 18th ST.. rooms and bath, $3.50.
907 II ut. nv. rooms and bath. eii so.
302 Fla. aye. NV. 5 rooms and bath, $cl.50.
22l5 n st., rooms and bath, $24.50.
1925 18th St. @ rooms bath. 5000.
1908 + St. rooms. bath, 5000.
1929 NV. Or. and b.. $a0.OO and $500
3e2s Dumbarton ave-. 6r.. b.. $3.50.
1880 l4th st.. rooms. bath, $3.50
COI.ORED.
Si3 o1st. 12r. b. 1913, BIO H8th 4r. IL 90
1901 18th nv. 7r.b.35.Oe lis l. sc. ar. $40
24l4 NV. Ar. so
STORES
507 10th nv, II. yrl 600 2oso 1 o0s1 1ta. .as 90
20 c.. .sS. ~ aos 7th g. w....1I.So
OFFICES.
Heat. light nml janitor service.
II 4 NJ Bank bldg. 10th 1924 @ NV. $40 to S3a
& Re av:...elo to g. 1906 Co.. $500
STABLE.
Eaaf s34 9Th, stalls .....................15. 1900
JORDAN CO. Hnc.). 1906 9 ct. NV.
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WEAVER BROS. 1416 ST. NV, AN
Bounce the completion of the apartment
house.
THE CHEVY CHASE
At the Circle, Chevy Chase. d. c.; 3. and 8
ROOMS ard bath. $40. $55 and $50. This build
ING is strictly fireproof and fully equipped with
every modern convenience.
Large lawns and extended view In every d.
reetion. Highest elevation in the District.
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FOR RENT-WM. ii. SAUNDERS & Co.
1907 st. NV.
HOUSES.
a30 *. 12r. b.. $1,000 1894 9th NV. l1r b 80 90
1885 Church st NV: ssaa lii NV. Or. b:
Or. fur. 5000 cor .......... 81. 81
1852 Calvert NV. Tor. 14os etnOnt. or. h 30. ~
2h $3.50 10 Ftrta he. Or. b. 26.5n
1910 Kenyon 81 5l2 Col rd.Gr.b. 20. 30
9r. 2b 5000 14l3 Pos onac se
1857 Church st NV. III. h 30 H
OR. u 1880 1922 ~ nr. Or. b. .20. so
14o4 Belmont Or b. 10 WasSy FITS 81, b.. 20. %
HEATED APARTy1IiTS.
The Iuzon. and bath. -.......... $37. 30
The Solano. q rooms and bath. .......... ~. m
The Nelson, rooms and bath. 20.10
The Solano, 3 rooms and bath. .-......... 800
The Nelson, :. TOoms and hath. 1900
FLATS.
IiSO Chaplin Or. ?I.ai 2:snt 18th NV Or b 20. 90
:s41S Il NV Or. b. 81 80 I?fc' q So. Ar b. o. On
1919 Both NV Or h. 80 1887 L &C. Ar, b. %. 90
HOUSES COIIORED.
DIS Sd ST. s.w 3r 8. and W. $50. 80
S23is 10Th, rooms aud Ia tn. 1850
500 Goth ST., rooms and bath. .......... 1880
POI Nth ST. s.c ; rooms and oath. 1870
e47 I. q rooms, 8. and w.-.......... 1913"
1912 Blagden alley. Ar. =. and ". 1889
1927 y ST. alley, 3r, S. and w.. 1000
. Rellevue court 5r, =. and w-......... $50
Ready alley. 2r., &. end w. $50
STORES.
Sl6 n.W.-.. 1890 49,. .$lIc.M'
1905 9th NV. (heatedb ................. Is. or
STABLES.
Rear ." Pierce NV, water, stalls. ..... $500
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..oAKIAND'' APIS. 2OO6 COLUMBIA ROAD,
Wash. Heights-5 and rooms: unexpired
leases. stanton apis. 12S c ST. n.e-5 and
roons. OSCAR W. WHITE. 1116 ct.
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tAo-N1 q
1852 New !
Adjoining CO,
=. 900. -. .l5l1 10th Q
NV. Pr. q
ESQ. 200 Mass az nv
500. 1897 n n O.
$t2Sy236Mass nr. LAT 81
5 S...1l4 18th nw. II
S13. Isis r NV. 13r,
Sa..lSI5 California, IL
@.2sl4 Cathedral. IL
$50. 1875 Calvert. tfr.2
SEQ. 1855 Girafd nv
so. LIB Ia Nv n,
$50. .isl1 z NV, f2r. 2
SEQ. 1888 Calvert. lIr.2
$40. -. 1893 q nv. ~
S5..l3i3 Col I'd. iir.
$50. 100 T. NV. Tor.
@. .is4l L nv. icr. 2
&J0.i5..l362 Col ri. ~
$500. =. .393l laih n,
5000. 1877 L nv. 10
$50. ..l2 Riggs. IL
so. 1909 Kenyon nw.lS
$50. 1915 2lst nw,llr,
$50. 1910 Hoimeai 7
$50. 1906 Park rd.lIr.2
$0-.ISSs Ontario nj n,
$50. 1000 Md ~ ne, i1r. 2
@..l102 Ore nv. iOr,
$50. 49,: 1870 Haryar
$50. 1911 Ore nv. 10
&5o.1j{0 l7th ma. Tor. 2
$50. 1926 lst nw,1lr.
so. .l312 Belmont. Tor. 2
$3.50. ...II3J Park r
$41.@.25il 18th NV. IL
$45.75.a23 9th NV. llr.
$&a. ST. 2s02 l4th nw.l.
SIS. so. 243. lSih nw.9r.
Sij.D. ING 18th. lC
&45 81. :,4l5 Brow n
45.O..l 1874 L NV. 9r.
$ia. .S37 y. IL
saa. 1900 9Th NV, ior.
io...1343 T NV. l0r,
$i2.;1.l1i4 Corc'I. l0-.
$i2.@.l 1927 l1th NV, 10
$42. 10. ALB I'll NV. lIr.
$1,000. 1911 Euclid, 10
$40.5I..l729 4 nw. or.
$N.l13o Corco-an. ar.
$40. 1881 COrcoran.i0 r.
$40. ...4o5 l. nv. Or.
$40. .306S @ NV. Or.
SOS. J0.1244 Gira-d, Tor.
$37. 30. .l52S Q NV. Sr.
S7..p.i33S LIST w.9r.
$3.50. .l739 L. NV, Or,
80. .lOO6 Park ri, :,
81 30. lbs Carrorxr
s31.@. 1913 Church. Z
$3.50. .a32 Z lic, Or.
$S5.:D.Il2S 2.jjth NV. br.I
So. 0.3a53 10th nw o. 4
$3.50. 1915 + NV. Tor. 4
$3.50. .33 ] re. llr.
$3S .@.2l4j p NV. ST,
say. .23l7 Il nw. OF.
$50. 800 iith NV. Sri
sc. ~. .47c q NV. 1ir.
$32. 20. 1918 Corn.10r.
$50. 50. 1893 18th NV, ST.
$Si.D. .f1 III NV. Or
$50. so. .2aN; x nw.llr.I
$50. so. .65f 9th ne. Sr.I
$40. 50.35i7 Hnlnead n
$50. 80. 1928 nth ms. 6
so. ~. .l12 d Sc, OR.
5000. no 9th ne. Or,
$50. so. .lD Quincy ne. {
$50. 30. IL T ne. ar.
30. so. PITS N NV, q
$50. so 361S 18th NV. Z
$50. 30. $685. lIth nv. q
$2S- 80. lois Il ne. =
Sec our list of apar
TO ct.
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FOR RENT
lG13 18th NV. 1Ors4l .Op
122 S nv. Sr. $3.50
404 K NV. Tor. .30.5o
2a1S Ga ~ w,6~.3 20
l23 Carroll Sc, 6r."1.D
1f5S Morse re, 6r. s 81
3l4 18th sw, 5r.. .1f.eo
1243 4th ne, 5r. $40
7l2 Z3d NV. 8 '..-.14.a1
a24 T sw, Or. ....'2.0D
Rear COS G!rard NV,
Ar .11.OD
ll3 Blind al NV. 6r. 80
Rear All L'nworth pl
sw. 5r. ..........Se o.
Rear al Il NJ. Ar 80
IL ColTerrace NV. 4rS.5
APA"T
l1@ 9th n.w.. art. z.
42f Ridge NV. no. Z.
1c6 q s.w.. 3r.. ID n. u
UNEUR>'ISH
4Oa Sth Sc, Dr.. I'd IL
- 9sli n w.. room = q
215 ~ NV, 3r.. 18th
1"2 y 7'h n W., I'd aud
2409 SHOWS ct. NV. !
STO
l6 G NV, and dwelling
STAE
Rear 2124 G NV.
Rear La L NV.
GARAGE
Rear GIG 81 NV. Let n
A. 9. CAYW0oD
->.HA 1AA
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THE HUDSON, I4TH AND S SITS NV.
Just completed.
Nicely decorated apartments OF rooms.
eeption hall and bath; Convenient location:
janitor service Prices $40 and So.
TH0S. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
53S 18TH st. NV.
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FOR RENf-l688 NEWTON ST.. IN Mt
Pleasant: large corner house: eleven rooms and
Rent. S55. DAVID 8. RUST. Jr.. 400
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.,
2013 18th st. NV.
Organized especially for all kinds Of me.
1hanical work connected with
HOUSE BUHDIHG AND REPAIRS.
We do carpeDtering. plumbing. papering.
painting roofing. timing sporting gasftting,
steam and hot-water heating. plaste.ing. brick
celvahle kind Of house repairing.
ONE CONTRACTOR. ONE ORDER. ONE BILL.
Telephone for estimates fphonp North 1906.
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.,
ANDnEW c. SHANNON. Prest. and Gen. Mgr.
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FOR RENT PHONE MAIN GUS
HEISKEL. 4 McLERAN,
14a3 H ST. NV.
1887 NOT INCORPORATED.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Large number of various sizes, chc1ce residen-
tial sections lowest rentals. List at ONCE
Permits to inspect application.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Various sizes, choice apartment houses, lowest
rentals. List at office. Permits to inspect on
application.
II you do not find what you want in this list
and VIII inform us as to size, preferred loca-
ton. rental, etc. 81 the house aTa- Tment de-
sired. we will endeavor to supply SINE.
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ALLAN e; WALKER { CO.. Inc.
ap13-w&sa IT, 10
THE NORTHUMBERLAND
is modern. rreproof. sevenstory
apsrtmcnt house. with all improve.
atea on the soutses:' Corner q
a manpss e Heroic srs 'nS In. . nd ss 8:
and 14th st. cars. The building con;
baths al So per MONTH rss 81. room. ana
bath. at SIS: I've rooms and bath. at
500: four rooms and bath at $50 and
$40: three rooms and bath. at $3.50.
and two rooms and hath. at $25.
building Just completed and apart.
Your inspection invited. Building
for s SspseDHa GaS ana and %
,e! sW4RTzFd1 4s7 R ij1s &, mr. MhSsES co.
FOR RENT-CHoICE -APARTMENT.. III nth
heat and janiter service. T. a. HARDING
co. Hnc.'. 1914 st. NV. fe:e-rf
THE SHERMAN. 18TH AND l. SITS. N.W.-t.
.ide rooms: sOn'bsrn exposure Apply q sssr.
FURNISHED.
THE BURLINGTON.
Large housekeeping apt to suitcase; com;
rigs piano, sewing machine. etc. Apt. 7OS.
wANTED-TO SUITCASE AT REDUCED RENT
for summer. furnished unfinished. Groom
and bath apt No 1o 2914 18th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
n on the Mssa5s fsar rooms and bath com
CHAs. s. MUIR & CO. In.
1403 \. Y. ave-
THE BFRLIN. ! IOWA CIRCLE-FURNIsHED
hpfD SII
teart FIJI outlook: convenient location Phone
n. 1880. Apartment I. my14-3t'
THE SYCAMORE lNEW), 1924 S ST. NV
s roor nesy ss pana ssn n
SIMMER rates. Phone Mrs r.. North 1910
THE FARRAGIIT-TO SUBLET FOR THE
snmmer FsRNI Isl, two rooms and hath
Office In THE FARRAGfT myi4-3t.
WEI L'N.iToN. nth AND PARK ROAD.
apt 2Os. rent May Is 3 large front rooms and
bath: comp Completely furnished for housekeeping.
FOR RFNT-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
overlooking ZOn Park to ,u.ts ONLY, com
pletely and elegantly furnished room apt.
Al the ClinbOurne. 1855 Calvert st. NV.
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FOR RE- T-APARTNiENT % THE TENNeS-
see. 10th and NV: four rooms and hath:
fully FL furnished. Apply at the Tennessee.
FOR RENT-APARTMENT 81 THE DUPONT.
1717 10Th ST.; SIX rooms and BATH fully fun
ui@hnT. Anrly at tn" Dupont. mvl3-3ts
FOR RENT-FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIX
large. pleasant. well furnished rooms near
three car lines: half square from East Cap st.
and Lincoln Park: rent reasonable. 122 18th
ST. ne. my12-3ts
FOR RENT : BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
apt. in the Woodley, rooms and bath south.
crn exposure; cool and airy: excellent table
home southern cooking Apply Apt. 702 Wood.
ley. ap14-fh o." .Su.h
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED - 5-ROOM UNFINISHED APT:
large sunny rooms, not on top floor in NJ
section Address, giving full particulars. Box
~. Star office.
WANTED - HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT. 3
or unfIrnshed rooms. bath. bv adults: give
particulars. price Address Box SO, Star ONCE.
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HOUSE REPAIRING.
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO..
2013 18th st. NV.
Organized especially for all kinds Of me.
(hanical work connected with
HOUSE RUHDING AND REPAIRS.
We do rarpentering. plumbing. papering.
init mir
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AVE Sc. 6R. b. s $50
/ 10 yn nv sw, #. bl6. 20
a23 Sd sw. Ar. b. .l6.D
1916 I'd sw, AZ. ...l0.s0
&15 I'd sw. Dr.. 1870
y. Leonard. $50 ~ sw.
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500 1 NV, 9r. ..... 10,
1925 Q NV. Or. 81 so
ZIP Randolph pl ne.
ar --..-.-..... .3n. 20
PA q NV. Sr. % 81
1O4 eth ne, G. .2.50
11?1h. Az sw. Or. 10 %
1o32 = Cap Sc. 6r.11.so
Pop. I NV. 5r.....1'.SO
1886 Crandall row INV.
4r .---....--.lo.bb
9O2 1st sw. 5r- ~ so
IL John. Anc. DC.
Or .--.--..-1 90
223 Good Hone I'd.
Anc. Ar. 4 20
123O EnOwlton sw 8 8 90
l'' Seaton ne, 2r..7 so
VENTS.
ID q. hack, Or. SEQ
or- Id .So
; $50
ED ROOMS.
or. RI. ......-..-.s1S.3 .
nd 8. 2r. 1s.03
d or ............. 10 q
I'd floor, f.. $500. 10 81
I door, 5r. $500. GOD
RE.
/. 5 rooms. ........3e.T5
HES.
.................. $2.00
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
OR SHOP.
COR. 2 -o3uls. ..... SOD
}, OILS y. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-I52e era 81. NV; 8 ROOMS
and hath. brick. ami, 80. A. 7. HOLLY
NAN. 1921 st. NV, mylA-St
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JOHN r. DON0HOE e. SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
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FOR RENT
In good NV. section. near l4ti st. ears
sia-roOm house With concrete cellar Rent, $o3
CHAS. s. MUIR T. Co. In,
1An3 n. Y. ave-
FOR RENT
Nice fve-room brick In desirable NV. loca.
ton. Very comfortable little home Hent
1880
CHAS. S. MUIR T. CO.. Inc.
1903 n. T. ave.
FOR RENT-COMPLETE IN EVERY RESpE IT
$3.50 mo-: 721 18th ne: 6 well arranged rms
tiled bath; furnace heat: newly papered ani
painted: 1st-class condition Key next door
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FOR RENT-MY HOME. $500 GEORGIA AVE ::
brick: rooms hath: hot-water heat; station.
airy tubs; screened: ali modern improvements:
sSO.50. !: II. HOLLIDGE. Brightwood d.
c.. Col 1904. myl4 re
FOR RENT-NEAR ROTH CAR LINES CIR.
and b. bay window house; concrete cellar: gas
range; kitchen cupboard; rear porch and ia:.e
yard. Comparatively new. $3.50. CAYWOOD
x GARRETT. 1871 n. 7. ave. my14-3ts
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TIE CHEVY CHASE. Chevy Chase Circle, u. q.
!. 10 ) rooms and bath. $45. 90 and S65 90
TIVE FRANKLIN. 1918 1ith 81. NV
q rcrr=s aid bath. $40. On
TIE faN|HDE\E. 1027 Eye NV
4 and hath. S2S 80 and SIS On
I tE SoRPENTo. 2233 18th ST. NV
:, roonnS and hath So; So and $40 90
TIE 3FT0 SHIRE. ISL Columbia I'd. NV
iooDls and BATH. SIS % and SAT 80
TIE CARLTON. 2ist and SITS. W
> -i,d hath 81; 20
TEE MT VERNON 9TH and y. Y. ave-
. 80 = ~nrnIs and ha th. 49,. $50 90 10 $37 80
The COLONIAL. Both and sts.-
) rooms ard hath. ....... SIS so
TFE FAIRFAX. 1900 East Capitol st.
= and hath. Observation-Disclosures SD 81
fees-r WEAVER BROS. i4is r st. n.W.
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VENEER. W7 q ST. \. W.
1912 G ne. Or. b. 1000
1014 4th Sc. tr. b. 1880
Z Va av sw. Or. b. 1850
1910 1st Sc. Or. b. 90
1119 Sd sc, 7r. W. 1880
1014 Sd Sc. g., W. 12.5O
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each. basement. large
and stable. 500.
The Albemarle. Or, b
The Albemarle. 4r., b
The Alhemarle. 5r.. b.
Toronto. Or. h. k, sublI0.O0
Balfour. 5&6r apts.
from 5000 to $1,000
Portner. Or. b, K,
suitcase .........47. 80
Pebbleton. Or. blk. AS. 90
The Toronto. 5r. b,
l., suitcase. ......47.5 80
Portsmouth. 4r. b.
suitcase. 400
Toronto. Sr. 400
STO
914 14th. 4 fls. 1000
81 11th, 200
1882 Conn NV, store,
Or. b. .1IJ
430 9Th NV. 100
021-0 E, remOuel. Offer
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FOR REM
On 14th ST. just north Of Florida ave-. over.
looking the Barbour estate: IL rooms and bath.
English basement house. Only $3.50 per mo.
On Irving st. three doors from 18th st.. s.
story baywindow house: 10 rooms and Ia tbs
finished in hardwood throughout. Rent only
$50 per month.
On Harvard st. between 18th and 14th sts
NV. three story brick and cellar house, con-
tanning rooms and two ba tbs; steam hea. !;
large yard; rear porcRes. Rent, 5000 per mo-
On l. st. between 18th and 18th sts., two
story brick house, containing Is rooms and
bath; side and rear yards. Only $3.50.
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM unc.l,
Second Floor Front, Evans bldg.
myl Ait eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

'ES-SELECTD LIST.
l20t Kenyon pr.2. 5000
POS Kenyon Or. q 80. 90
1885 T.. "A. AZ. $500
.2)2 Kenyon. Nor, 2b5O.00
1910 18th. 1tr, b. 5000
1877 Riggs, Or, b.50.0o
1717 Ore av,IVr.b. so. 90
1910 X, Tor. D.. 5000
1918 21st, Tor. b. so 90
3434 14th, sta. 300
1881 9. Tor. b. 5000
1888 r. ! av.10,, b. SO. 90
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BY 3. l.. SAUL Co.. vTH e. l. Nv

send far complete list OF houses and apartments.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-01
Ell PASOANS BREAK
INTO PUEBLO PAPERS
Pueblo Star-Journal Makes
Interesting Comment
Upon Ell Paso Dele
gates.

FL Paso and FL Pasoans have broken
into print at Pueblo. The Pueblo Star
Journal Wednesday made the following
comments on the Ell Paso-New Mexico
boosters at the Irrigation congress;
J. B. Fitzpatrick, with the Ell Paso
delegation. is a golf player and has
two farms. He was census supervisor
for the FL Paso district lately.
Judge ]. NJ. Goggln, one of the Texas
heavyweights, is banker ana exdis-
trict judge. He is. also an Episcopalian,
and irrigates only with water.
]. ]. Mundy, of the Ell Paso delega
ton, is a stockholder in a bank that
loaned him money to start into 4 small
business in that city over 20 years ago.
He now lives in an addition to Ell Paso
that was named for him, and owns a
cemetery.
H B. Stevens, of the FL Paso deleSa-
ton, is one of the Texans who belong
to the minority party in that state and
has never been postmaster. He wears
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-01

Cairo Egypt, Sept blow would
YOU like TO own an Egyptian mummy
and that a simon pure princess, per-
hans 1000 wears old? I was offered
one at the Gizeh museum today. The
price was Just 500 in cash, and &C
commanding it was a certificate snow
ing il was not made in Germany. The
excavations which are now going on
in the valley Of the Nile are such tnat
the museum has mummies and relics TO
sell Hundreds of the ancient dead
have been shippend to all parts OF the
world. and the ghoul-like officials are
now adding to their revenues by dis
posing of the surplus bodies OF MOBILES
who lived and ruled ages ago. In con-
nection with the mummy Offered me
was a certificate giving its probable
age. The lady lay in the clothes II
which she was buried. She was wrap
per around with linen as yellow as
saffron. and her black face appeared
10 smile as I looked. She had been
nut up in spices, and it seemed to me
that I could almost smell the perfumes
with which she was cured.
Picking the PharaOhs-
During my stay in the museum
heard much of the. thousands of mum
mics which have already been found
and Of those which are now being dug
from the desert. A vast number have
been discovered in addition TO those
of the Pharaohs, and the actual bodies
of the greatest rulers Of ancient Egypt
are now on view. Many of these We're
SO treated by the embalmers or the
past that they are in excellent conoi-
ton today.
Take old Rameses, the king who
built Thebes Karnak and the other
great cities. He was the man who OPP
pressed the Israelftes, although not the
one whom the Lord afflicted with
plagues and thereby caused the exodus.
This Rameses was the Alexander or
Egypt, the Napoleon of the Nile valley
of 5000 odd years ago He had con-
ouered the country about him and was
rolling in wealth. He was as great In
the minds of the nations of that time
as Theodore Roosevelt is today, and his
blood flowed as freely. He now lives
here, with none too poor to do him
reverence.
And still he is wonderfully preserved.
His iron jaw is as firm as when he
uttered his commands in his capital,
the 100-gated city of Thebes. His
enormous nose is still prominent and
his white teeth have lasted these 5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-01

did so, the paragraph concluding as
follows:
And the Lord gave the people favor
in the sight of the Egyptians, so that
they lent unto them. And they spoiled
the Egyptians
In these museums here in Cairo you
may see pints and quarts of jewelry
such as the Israelites borrowed and
took with them into the wilderness to
melt down to make that golden calf.
There are many such in the museum
of Gizeh, in a room known as the Hall
of the Jewels. This place is filled with
great cases containing ornaments of
gold and silver taken from the tombs.
Some date back almost to the time of
the pyramids, and many were in use
before the Israelites left Egypt.
Among them are bracelets of gold
much the same as our girls are now
wearing. Some are golden snakes with
spring coils so that they will fit any
arm, and others are solid rings OF
massive gold. I saw armlets to be
worn above the elbow. golden girdles
for the waist and cI.ain of gold with
a goose head at either end. Some of
the finest of these ornaments were
owned by a queen who lived 1900 B. c.,
and whose mummy came from a tomb
not far from Thebes.
Frank G. Carpenter.