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The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
THIEF STEALS SECURITIES
VALUED AT OVER 500, 900
0obber Switches Envelopes When
Aged Man Falls To Floor
Of Building.

NEW YORK, March 6.-By the
ENDING out of an ticker alarm" Tor
ni6oing securities, II leaked out this
nfternoon that one OF the most sensa'
{ional robberies in the history OF the
lnancial district occurred here last
Ihursday.
george Bancroft, the so-year-old
Head Of the big brokerage hrm OF
George Bancroft & Co, with head
|onArters at No. 16 Beaver-st., and
member OF the Consolidated ex-
<chnnke, was the victim.
The value OF the stolen papers IL
|<ntImated this afternoon at over $1,-
nOO. 900. Many of the securities
that were taken are OF the negotiable
variety and it may prove a hard task
is locate them.
Il had been the habit Of Mr.. Ban.
txoft to 20 every Tuesday and Thurs
lay to the New York Produce safe de-
>osit vaults, and withdraw certain Sc
|6urities needed for trades and deposit
cthors. Last Thursday he went there
- usual and took out large envelope
c6ntaining the now missing docu-
nents. He was making his way to-
wnrd the stairs when he ran into q
IAN and was knocked down, the big
nanila envelope flying out OF his
&on6s. The stranger picked II mp
IND then helped the broker to bis feet.
he brushed the clothing on and hand
~ Bancroft the envelope which %
~ - could be seen, was intact
Bancroft deposited the envelope In
NO vault without examining IL. Later
|nn 10 had occasion to open Ii, and TO
|Isla horror discovered that IL con-
AIMED only blank paper. The alarm
yoo given but Bancroft could give
|only haxy description Of the thief.
The police are certain that the rob
&ory was a carefully thought out plot
md admit that 1t win be very hard to
|totch the thief.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
GOES TO CALIFORNIA TO
IDENTIFY BUTTONHOOK
Court Will Pay Iowa Girl rs Cents a
Mile and Expenses Of Her
Long Journey.
}isJo pay --,' ee,ore Going

BURLINGTON, Ia, March GA
start for the Pacific coast has been
made by Miss Topping of Burlington,
who Is accompanied by her mother
Miss Topping had been served with a
subpoena to appear in the United
States supreme court at Los Angeles
to identify a silver button hook al
legged to have been stolen from the
mail by messenger under arrest
there.
The trinket was sent 20 a school
friend I'm Los Angeles, but never
reached it's destination, and was found
in The possession OF the suspected mes
senger. Miss Topping will receive is
cents n mile and expenses for the
journey.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
ASKS TAX REMTTANCES.
Auditor.oeneral Fuller Sends Notice
to Wire Companies.

LANSING. Mich, March s.--Audit-
or-General o. B. Fuller is sending
notices to all OF the telephone and
telegraph companies implicated In the
suit recently decided in favor OF the
state In the United States circuit court
at Grand Rapids, informing them that
II is time for them to come across
with a portion OF the tar money still
due from the assessment levied a
year ago.
From statistics produced by Audit
or-General Fuller 1t Is shown that the
amount Of money collected under the
specific tax system has decreased $13..
4o9.26 over the amount received a
year ago. This Is due TO the fact that
there was decrease Of S31 ,031 90 In
the valuation OF railroad property.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
Paw. $1,000 To Name Baby.

COLUMBUS, Ind, March Soon
after baby son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Bearhope OF this city.
ais grandfather, John w. Beatty, de-
posted $1,000 TO his credit i'm a local
bank, Mr.. Beatty had previously an
nounced that he would give his first
grandson $1,000 and his first grand.
daughter $500. on condition only that
he be permitted to name them. He
gave his new grandson, which is the
only grandchild he has at present. his
own name
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
Probes Railroad Rates On Coal.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Investi-
cation of proposed increases in
freight rates on coal shipped from the
Pocohontas fields TO the great lakes
was begun by the interstate COM
merce commission today. Represen-
tatives OF the Cleveland, Toledo and
other lake ports. protested against the
increases, which average nine cents
per ton.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
u1Ts REVOLVER; NERVE FAILS
|Ieaoo Woman Levels Weapon At
Burglar But Fails TO Shoot.

CHICAGO. March 6.--when Mrs.
49, II. Anderson, formerly Miss
No. 90ule Of indianapolis, heard a
~ In her apartment, she secur.
&or husbands revolver, took DELHI
~ aim at the burly form-but for.
+ 10 IRE, The burglar escaped.
nDDointing. wasn't it," she said
x. III had only had little more
mAybe I'd have tainted instead
ootiug.'
= n1orsoD. employed by a burglar
1nce company, admitted that his
Jewels. which the burglar took
no( insured.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
HARLAN TO TAwNEY.
Dupreme Court Justice Regrets Min
neaota conpressman's Retirement.

WASHINGTON, March GA let.
Ior. deploring the retirement Of
ames A. Tawney Rep.. MIMI, was
|1eceived by Tawney today from Asso-
cfste Justice Harlan. OF the supreme
cours.
Il cannot consent that you retire
from congress-" the letter said, with
nut an expression Of my deep regret
hat circumstances require you to
AXE that step. In this expression |
I'M quite sure that represent all
1thout regard to party, who have
nv knowledge of your public ser.
1T II to be hoped that some way
E Nh be devised which viii keep you
1< the national capitol with a position
<orthy your national reputation and
xDefience. The administration would
= fortunate to have you at hand al
dmes to tell II what to do and
Hat 70 forbear doing"
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
WAR VETERAN DIES.

PEToSKEY, Mich. March G.
George s. Turner, rs years old, a civil
war veteran, died suddenly SUNDAY az
The home OF his daughter. irs VIII
ian Palmer. at Creenville, MBch-
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
Fred Butler To sina.

Fred Butler. who has been singing
al the special services In the Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church the past two
weeks, will sing each evening this
week al the Bethany Presbyterian
church. Seyburn-aye. and Champaign
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07

Mich. March e.
O-BrIeu Of 81. Augustines
-. to-day received notice that a
nrohip carrying cash value OF
~ been presented to Gibbon
~ RfGht Rev. Mnnson shahan.
Co(nolic university Of wssb-
~ schol.rship provides for
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
IWarshps May Now Have Aeropane Scouts;
Curtiss Shows Naval Officers How It Is Possible

valuable for night duty, as II VIII
be impossible for them TO be locat-
ed as even in the daytime II is very
hard TO see an aeroplane at dis
lance. and even IL il were located IT
would De next to impossible to hit II
with shell. The next step for the
gunmakers will be to perfect a rifle
which can be used against aeroplanes.
According TO the naval officers who
have been watching the aeroplane ex,
periments, the next war will see the
airship in use and IL will also dem
onstrate its value in way which will
undoubtedly revolutionize the wars or
he future.
Perhaps we shall have battles in
he air" remarked one officer, IF the
improvements continue TO come In air
hips we may have great air cruisers
here we now have battleships and
an will become Just as familiar with
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07

together. lowered to the water by
means Of a crane, just as the launches
are, and then the aviator will soar
away on scout duty. On his return
the alrship will be hoisted aboard,
taken apart and stored away for fut.
ure use.
An aeroplane will be particularly
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07

Freight Car Thief Fined $50.
Steve Frankoulska, freight car
thief. was fined $50 with the option
cf 90 days In the House OF Correction,
by Police Justice Stein, Monday.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07
TO pnEyFyT THE GRIP.

BRoMo ouININE removes
the cause. There II only one "BROMO
CUININE." Look for signature OF Il. w
GROVE. Csc
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07

SAN DIEGO. Cal, March 6.-The
future OF the airship as an aid TO
in time OF war has been
proved conclusively. First Eugene
Ely showed that il was perfectly feast
bic TO alight on and depart from a
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07

coyote is supposed to be about eight
months OF age.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07

Job Printing Doat digit. Timc-
printing Co.. No. Is John R.-st Call
Main 1898 or CITY 1855
The Detroit times., 1911-03-07

30. printisg Dese Rrgst. Tine.
Main 1875 or CITY sssks
Evening star., 1911-05-30
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Director Of Bureau OF Standards. De
Pa'%e 3. c, until II ociocs pm % 5nne ae 1911. and
then opened. for furnishing materials and labor
required in the construction OF q is.: laboratory
to he located on the grounds Of the National
Bureau Of Standai Is. Pierce Mill road near Con
eei'pr been prepared BY the arm Of Wood. Donn &
Deming 31s 17th street n.w. Bidders should
apply to that firm for copies Of the drawings
OFFICE OF THE COMMIssIONERs D: G..
May 25. 1911.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received at this Office until 2 O'Clock. June let
trct Of aot coiSmSa n Fer%a Of II proposals. specca
tions and necessary informa tion may be obtained
from the Chief Clerk, Engineer Engineer DEPARTMENT. Dc
3. 6. SH cTNo H Il. R5Si RUpoLPa. Join A. JOHN.
STON. WIN. v. JUDSON. Commissioners. d. G.
my25-8t.eSu
UYIrED s. STATES sEXATE, ;A 4; WAsaINeroS, ,sIi rf;Ss,
for the United States Senate for the hsca1 year
ending June 80. 1912 win be received at the
Senate an p ocee noon on the sS
day Of June. 1911. and at that hour opened in
present. viz: Three hundred tons, more or less,
best extra hard white ash snthrscits coal. large
sfoVe Size: rs tons more e or " less same COAL
chestnut size: 1000 bushels. more or less. best
or less. best split pine wood. 4-foot lengths.
further Information. D. NJ. kANsDELI. Ser
geant- Arms, u. s. Senate. myl6, %, 30, Je64t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict of Columbia, Washington, d. C.t May %,
ieli.-sEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
this once until o'clock 2 m, May 81, 1911. for
northeast corner Of both and X streets s.e..
Randle Highlands. Specifications and form OF
proposal may be obtained from the Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department. Room A27, District build
ing. washington d. C. CUNO H. RUDOLPH,
JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM v. JUDSON.
Commissioners. d. C. e.eSu
Evening star., 1911-05-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. Washington. May 20. 1911
An examination will be held by the United
States Civil Service Commission on June 10th.
1911 to establish q list of eligibles for appoint
ments as resident physicians at the Washington
Asylum Hospital Home for the Aged and In
frrn, and tuberculosis Hospital. as physicians to
the poor. as medical inspectors OF schools. as
geon Applications must be filed not later than
June 18th. 1911. Memoranda relative to appoint
ments and blank applications can be procured
from the Secretary to the Board Of Commission
ers. CUNO H. RUDOLPH, JOHN A. JOHN
my3O te5&1C
Evening star., 1911-05-30
LEGAL. NOTICES

Columbia. Holding PROBATE Oourt:.. lsoss,
+ to s,s n1ss: s:: the
1T the r. os the p:
District Of Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claim. ,g against the deceased are hereby
% Il: s 4 .a' ss1s
al q .aS s:t. ey s" g Given
% nysER 81 IAN hss.,si :: 81 N! tsl at''ss ss.
District Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
HENRY c STEWART. Attorney. my23-1sw.St
SuPREME C0URT OF THE DIsTRICT OF
subscriber. Of the District q COLUMBIA. S.. q,
the estaee ., aaiet Isaes ass Of tSe
claims the al fss.sSs
warned warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
or the s ds d NAY the % 1a
all bsns saS By aw g Given ssr %p
IAM1S 5lst1s !, tanner Register q wills sos the
HENRY c. STEWART, Attorney, my2s-1aw.st
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Oourt;.No; 1Tsos,
Of the stat. o gaf sss aS
tained from the Probate Court of the District
Of Columbia letters testamentary on the
estate OF Sarah L. Smith. late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased All person.
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the subscriber
otherwise they may By law Be. excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 22d day OF May. 1911. WILLIE
GARDINER NICHOLAS, New York city. (SealD
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills
for the District Of Celumeia, CLERK Of the Pro
bate Court. B. F. LEIGHTON. Attorney:
Evening star., 1911-05-30
FOB RENT-BY JAMES r. sHRA.

r. 0HRA,
- ave. Nv.
1007 18th NV, G.w16.oo
21OONY nv NV Or, w1S.o0
1871 Beng I'd. Or, wl3.W
i01 0livet. Ivy 0ty.
asis w.i:r. w.,;H ,G.;..HsS
GlO 4 nv, g.. w.l1.@
127 n Se. Or. W. -.1o.@
2l0 Tenn nA Or. ~. 10. %
las y se. Or, w...e.5o
3 q h av q. .0r. ~. 90
Rear l2b L. 4r. w.-6.eo
471 Union CT sw.<r
r lob z1st NV, Or, va. %
1884 18th ne. 4r.w. $50
| l06 Child's ct -. 81,
" -............ 80
1910 4th NV. 2r. w.7.0V
AIT Oullinans CT, 2r.
W ...-.......... .6.0
FLATS.
9TH q B %. No la. 90
7th G B se, No AZ. 90
l460 Fla av. Or. b. $3.50
1919 10Th nw.4.b.g.AW
l642 n J av. 5r, ,b.2l.60
STORES.
1901 II N. .sto&sta 20. 90
l600 N Cap. ..-...0 $3.50
p0z 2lst nw,3r. 30. 90
104 Fla nv nv. .stc. 2. 90
so l4th se. .sto, cel. 22.0
zoe Fl ne. .sto & 2r. 20. 90
| 1904 Water sw. .Bt0l6. %
1867 p NV, shop. ID. 90
u06 Goth nv. sto. $50
i405 P nv, shop. lO.00
Rear BIZ Sd sw. d. 90
R'r 21o2 18th nW..10.0 90
Rear 732 1th se. 800
Rear i1b Quincynw B. 90
PHONE MAIN $50.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
TO sUBLEAsE-REDUCED RENT 10 OCT. 1.
Cool apartment. rooms. unfnrnisheds rscep.
from Oct. I. Apply once the Buriington.
FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE FOUR-ROoM
and bath apartment. walking distance to q. DE-
- 's caks. M S. rIisGi MUIR CO. Inc. ~
1903 New York ave. NV.
FOR RENT---APARTMENT IN THE ROYAL:
14th and Girard NV; rooms and bath. ID
P. J: NEE. eth and H NV.
ALL PRICES REDUCED FOR SUMMER.
HHe.%isase al: Vt ave- r0s rso@. snG O.an snd
St Lawrence. 1907 California. 2. 4 :
Belgrade, 18th st. and Fla. ave-. 1. & S
Derbyshire. 17e1 Col. I'd. rooms and bath.
Wiburton. 1874 Col. rd.
One six-room fiat at half price.
sls NeT er@ York EaR aRe sath' sss
JOHN w. CHTLDRESS. 14I2 NV.
FOR RENT-IN THE TULANE, 2l09 18TH
street NV. rooms, bath. reception hall; *Ss.
80 TODD PLACE NE. GROOM FLAT; ALL
modern improvements. Apply W. H. GOOD
MAN, s16 II ST. s.w.
FOR RENT--5lsA I'd ST. Sc.
six rooms and bath; modern plumbing: furnace
heat: porch; yard cellar. Rent s2i %.
tance to depts.; janitor service: porch. In
ducement to good tenants.
eas ssehssr nssr TSanas s Rent
CHAs. s. MUIR & co. unc.).
1903 New York ave. NV.
NV: several Sscseior and houssiespiss
apartments. in good condition: rents $Ss
e Es: central % & location; near E1ssnsi,s
Apply to superintendent.
swxRTzELL. sz nzEEx 4 HsNsEr CO..
THE CHEVY CHASE,
Chevy Chase Circle
Delightful apartments of large, bright rooms.
with unobstructed view to the circle.
room: room: .ns sns Sssh. 5000 and s 5
For further partienlsTs apply p.o no.,
T3s 18th st. NV.
THE OCTAVE. APAkT4sNTs.
AND QUARRY ROADS.
apartments left.
Excellent ..is .ss ss &. .nxSs %oess elevate. ..s,..
THOS. ]. FISHER 3 CO.. Inc.
73s 18th ct. NV.
"THE BEACoN.c
New building. containing apartments q siz
ELECTRIC LIGHT FURNISHED FRBH
Telephone service; electric eievatoe.
Shower bath In each apartment
Vacuum cleaning system; hot-water heat
Private balconies.
70: raoass fS5ssst D;rtsSfFs |; ffsas: :pR' Co. g. mo-
736 18th st. NV.
THE CONGRESSIONAL.
LIST and East Capitol sts.
ins the Capitol grounds. Only on. left: :
rooms ana bath, $2!S0
7Ss 18th st. NV.
.'io27 18th STREET. NV"
rented: excellent location; we'll lighted apart
ments of 2, 4 and rooms and bath. and !
to i ali % uptown % government % depsrfments. New
spen for inspection. Reasonable rentals.
THOMAS J; FISHER Z o.. NO.. :
7sS 16th Ct nv.
THE HENRY LEE,
No. Rhode Island ave. NV.
Delightfully cool summer apartments.
No. 8l@ rooms and bath. ~ 5O
LIBERAL SUMNER REDUCTION.
". II. WALKER,
10 18th st. NV.
THE BEACON, Adams Mill road and Calvert
st.-Apt. 90. lr. and b. tshowera: rec, hall;
southern exposure; screens and awning; fur
or unfur.; electric lights free; reasonable.
THE WILMINGTON,
1911 Wyoming ave. NV.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR THE SUMMER.
Five large. bright rooms, bath, elevator,
porches. eastern exposure and convenient to
both the Conn. ave. and 81. cars; ready fol
upAet' K. G. HoTGHToN ioi.s CO.. sss st. NV.
COLORED TENANTS; NEW THREE ROOM,
bath nat; front. back porches; laundry tub;
stoves; gas; cheap. $3.50; near War Depart
ment: first and second floors. 2142 y. 7. ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-30

FOR RENT
1914 rsrh nw.sto. GB.0(
1919 18th NV. Or. 10. .0C
42 III NV, ,sto. Or. .S. .0C
s5fs 10th NV. 11r. be. 50
2s ! NV. l0r, b. AS. 10
1909 lst NV .9. b. -s1. .G
6i0 NJ NV. er. b. .36. 80
1902 y Gap, Or. b. sc. 30
S07 ~ sw, lar, ,zb. 81. 50
1850 M'roe Dw,e, ,b.8l.0 90
90 r ne. Or, b. 30. 10
sos 1st nv, 7r. b. 81. 20
1914 18th nv 81. a. ~. 90
120 r ne, Or. b...-S-@
ess r ne, Or g .S q
1883 Wizard. %. a b3l. 30
JOHN QUINN co. {
Evening star., 1911-05-30

FOR RENT
1922 X Ct. NV. 12r. & b., fur. heat. .&4eb0
i22S Fairmont st. NV. 10r. b.. h--w.
1851 r. 1. ave NV, Or. q b............ <7.5o
1a0es o9d sf nv Or b. fur heat. :. "a 80
1870 s NJ nv ior 4 b. laf heat. $3.50
1oe XIV ave se 7r 6 for heat. 1880
is3o ar NV ar a b. lat heat -. $3.50
S37 Fsirmont st. NV, 7r. & b.. fur. ht. 900
heat ........ $500
90 st NV. Or. & D.. lat. heat. ....... 1850
o1tI At nv A. 4 b. lat heat. 80. $40
l23 18th Ct s.e., Q rooms. ....-......... lS.oo
62l Morton st. NV, rooms. .-.-....... S.so
pl2k nth IT. NV. rooms ........... 1870
421 rr,pk,iD 4. NV. 8 rooms. 1850
I00e 30th st. nv, 9 rooms. ......... 800
GEO. HENDERSON. lzls r st. nv.
Evening star., 1911-05-30

SOh 8kEN 1-D1 -
o43 L1ouisial
1871 Euclid NV. iir,
,oss 3 aad. isr. b. .SS. 90 50
e24 1st, Tor. b. $3.50
- N Cap. 11r. b.35.30
1000 ~ sw, sto. dwE.Do
106 1th se. o.. b. $3.50
90 v NV. Or. b. :. $3.50
llOl n II ~. v.l0r. .bS0. 80
1A7 W nv. o.. b. $3.50
1915 I'd NV. Sr. b. ..2I.5O
COS 9th sw, ar. b.N.0
e31 N J NV, Or. b. n 80
"a p ne, 6r, b. = $50
sos d ne, Or. b. Is 50
1915 Wis nv. .6r. b. $50
l<4S Fla av NV. g, b0- 80
1424 r ne. 6r. b. %. 90
1243 G ne. Or. b. .2S.00
1889 lst w.6r. h. .23. 80
1880 NC av n. Or. b0. 20
1406 I'd NV, Or. b..2.5o
$50 T NV. Or. b. .0.@
433 Irving NV .6r. b20. 50
1885 NC av ne. Or. BIZ. 80
1884 z sc. Or. b. .te.60
1907 q ne. Or, b, .1S.B0
1901 n ne. Or, b. $500
225O Shan se. o.. b. le.0o
1909 Z se. O.. b.. .lo.60
l27 Proe't ne. Or. wln-h0
1850 G sw, Or. ". 10. so
21e Sd ne. Sr, w..l5.W
2233 Shan se. Or, Wis. 90
2el5 r NV. Or. b. .ll.60
134 7th ne. 5r. w..14.o
l735 A se. Or. b, sta. 400
2f1 Ana'a I'd. .6r.w .wlS.00
1345 AZ sw. Or, w. 1870
1875 Az sw. 4r, ". 300
COLORED TENANTS.
9s2 Westm'r, Or. b40. 90
1871 r NV. 7r, w.24.0
2SO7 NJ NV. Or. w.11.D
Qo1 1S&h aa ar n ~ 80
Evening star., 1911-05-30

RU0T. ll0o H ST. NV.
8 ye3erson, g., b. 20. 90
Florence Court -, b20. %
1873 r, Or, b. .27. SO
1923 18th, q, b. ..27.60
1893 9th. 6r. b. ..2.9o
1893 10th Nv, er. .b22.6o
2507 17th. @. b. II. 30
26zS Sher0an. o., b. .l9.e0
% Todd ne. 6r. b.1e.ee
1o1o =, q. 1880
CoLORED TENANTS.
l2eo 9th. Or, b. %. g
302e x, O.. b.....0.eo
rs @ ne. lr. .l4.oo
0TO8UD.
80 18th NV. 1908 q
| sofa Ne Pleasant.
drug store. ......--
1919 /, store rm. 80 %
lo q. sto. .dw, Or, b. "a. 50
0l3 4, store rm. @.1S
1904 Mt Pleaoant-.-
SO0 5th ~ ,st0r ,Hf 3 SO
OFT1OB ROOMS.
Oxford bldg, er.. -
Oxford bldg. .....u.0o
Evening star., 1911-05-30
FoR RENTL @ WEE1oN q 90. ~ z Gap.

FOR RENT. G. WEE
| ila B Sc. .1or. 2b. .$62.6 90
ilc e Gap, 1lr. b. $3.50
log 18th se. Or. b. 80. 80
tIa y J ev se. 10r. bSo 30
,24 9Th ne. Sr. b. 80. 90
i0nS d se, Or. b. 30. 90
l5a ilsh ne, ,7r. b, st26- so
22S 18th se, Or. b. %. 30
637 4th ne. Or. b. 1850
l241 r ne. Or, b. rs. 90
ia 18th %, Or. b. 8.60
ESQ c ne, Sr. b. .3.50
624 eth ne, Or, b.2S.50
Us y Y Nv ne. of, b. "a 80
2O6 10th Sc. Or, b. 23.60
8 10th sc, Or. b. ..23.50
e34 b ne, 7r, b. ..23.@
e22 + ne. LII. .2b. .g6.oo
lie 18th ne, 5r. b. .27 80
&s9 n J av se. .5r. b. IS. 90
13l2Mass av sc Or, bZ2. 30
eco r ne. Or. h. .22.6
1880 B se, Or. b. .2.O
27 9th ne, 6r. b. DO. 50
APART
811 Nd. ave. ne, 8 ro'
Calumet, Sd and T. Cap
Florence. Sth and y. c.
Glendower, n 9Th NE.
21e 4fh s.e., 3 rooms,
Louise. 214 9Th ne, B
824 Pa. ave. Sc. D Ooi
q I'd ne, 5 rooms. bath
210 Sd ne. 8 rooms. ba
Evening star., 1911-05-30
LEAVE WANT ADS" AT


STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
II not convenient to call at The
star ONCE, 11th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your ad-
vertisement at any CT the follow
ing Branch Offices:
WA1T AD3, ] 0113 Wo8O.
Minimum, 10 cents only
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Postal telegraph 1924 y. 7. avs.
r,ed B: Campbell. Drugs. laas aecteie AZ.
Ihoe. Dohyns. 18th and Columbia roa0-
rnnSns m.9.en !. sSh ;nd ,s F.; s.l. ,.a
.ssntnrr's Ding store. iIth and o str.
G",senhers's Bureau Of Information:
r,It,ciav'. New.rtand. I7as Ps. ave-.
ipterior Dent. sth and y Postal TeIenapA
: Kann; Son. & Co. Information Buresu-
y r. D.vis Drug store eth and 8. .-
zion Station, po-.ai T.,e.r.pA.
rffed ststes Captol. Postal Teie1rsph.
wccdwsrd 4 Lothrcp snper,ntcrdent'. Desh.
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s.. ps.r,r, ". s.s,s :s,s .2% sss irs =. '
Postai Telegraph. 12An Wisconsin ave.
NORTHEAsT.
rerhins. Pharmacy. 4th ard Stanton pi: na.
Ken.a,iy's Pharmacy. n. Capitol and I sts
r.y'or 4 Lamb I1th snd E. Canitol sts.
D. ar ,sts 'Ys r, .ps s'
SOUTHEAST.
sradfey's Drug Store. 9th and = str a..
r. Q. fealy. Druggist. I1th and Pa. avs.
SOUTHWEST.
suirsn, sun ~ "fsf p4as sesssi ssf :5a
charies 5. Wslter. a01 AZ st. s.w.
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APARTMESTS.
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st Clair, tr. b. $40
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1918 A Sc, 81, b. .17.50
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