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John A. Thompson, sixty-seven years
old, died suddenly Of heart trouble at
Morgantown. w. Va. He was a member
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic.
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Chairman CulIom Believes
Senate Will Ignore Protest

Senator Cullom. chairman of the Senate
committee on foreign relations. said this
afternoon he had not heard the reoor1
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a. COUNT Them 14'UNDER ACTUAL NEED
They Are Opportunities to Help Department Heads Scored for
Give Christmas Cheer Pairing Annual Estimates.
SANTA CLAUS A STRANGER DEFICIENCY BILL DEBATE
These People Lack Even Common Representative Fitzgerald
Necessities of Life. Course Pursued Last Year.
HUNGER, COLD OLD FRIENDS ATTACKS BUILDING PROJECTS
Two Scuttles Says
Luxury Many priatons
Appeals Bureau.
Department Heads Scored for
Pairing Annual Estimates.
DEFICIENCY BILL DEBATE
Representative Fitzgerald Discusses
Course Pursued Last Year.
ATTACKS BUILDING PROJECTS
Says Congress Went Wild on Appro-
priations Therefor-Cannon
Appeals for Census Bureau.

Charges that the executive heads Of the
government had pruned the appropria-
ton estimates last year below tho actual
needs OF the government service were
made by Chairman Fitzgerald Of the
House appropris tons committee today.
when the House took up the urgent de
ficiency appropriation bill The bin a
reported from committee carried So 26a.-
1J6. a reduction of 81, 0sa $50 from the es
Inmates of various departments.
Most of the appropriations carried by
this bill are needed because the depart
said Mr.. Fitzgerald. I'VE do not believe
it is economy or good sense to cripple any
government service by pruning estimates
below the actual requirements.
The House debated the bill with the i'll
tention OF passing II before adjournment
today.
New Items Add to Deficit.
Every new expenditure we authorize Is
adding to the prospective deficit I'm the
Treasury" said Representative Fitzger-
aid, in attacking an increase of the pub
lie building program.
IF this keeps on, he declared. the
House will not be devoting its efforts to
must find new methods of raising rcve-
nue."
The use of the same set of plans for
two more post office buildings in diff
ferent parts of the country has reduced
the cost of buildings. An attack was
made in the House today upon the prac-
tice Of employing outside architects. who
get a commission of per cent OF the
cost os the buildings they design and
supervise.
Chairman Fitzgerald declared Congress
had gone wild i'm authorizing new pub
lie buildings, and that a limit must be
put on such activity.
Cannon's Plea for Census Bureau.
Former Speaker Cannon in discussing
the deficiency bill said the proposed ap-
preparation Of s5Oo.O00 for the census Of
flee will carry the census work along
farther than until May /, and that the
Office would be out Of funds by February
If the appropriation is not made
I'm MY judgment" said Mr.. Cannon.
this appropriation of $JOo,000 should be
increased to $l.GO,OO0." He added that
unless this is done IL Will be necessary
May I next to either stop the work. or
to make available the appropriation for
the succeeding fiscal year.
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William A. Willhide. seventy years old
is dead at Grafton W. Va. For forty
five years he was In the employ of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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known that therc was nOtnlnS 10 say
and that the whole situation was known
to the Senate committee on foreign re
iatonS.
Sentiment Favored Moderation.
Ii is that body that will have to wrestle
with the problem. and the understanding
fore the view of Russia became known.
worded would have to go through Con-
gress
President Taft is known to feel that
for the best interests of American He
prews travelling in Russia in the future,
as we'll as for American business, ii
would be much better that the treaty
should he made extinct in a manner not
offensive 10 Russia He can understand
The Sensitiveness of the national honor of
Russia
Nowhere in administrative circles is the
possibility of armed conflict with Russia
even considered as an outcome of the
agitation as TO abrogatiOn, but there
might follow long rupture between the
two countries, and this is to be avoided. IL
possible.
Resolution to Go Through.
Senatorial callers at the White House
pressed the belief that an abrogation res
olution will go through the Senate before
the Christmas adjournment Whether it
will be the Sulzer resolution modified or
some other is not yet determined upon by
the Senate
President Taft had hoped that he would
De given little while longer to continue
MS negotiations with Russia. One basis
of possible agreement between the two
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Crown Prince Heard Lecture.

Mrs. Annie Clarkson, seventy-two years
old, died Thursday at her home in Det-
mold. q suburb Of Homecoming, Nd.
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Quotes Act of 1898.

This said Mr.. Suzer. was in July,
1893. when the treaty with Franco was
abrOgated in the following terms:
Whereas the treaties concluded be-
tween the United States and France have
been repeatedly violated on the part of
the French government: and the just
claims of the United States for the repa-
ration OF the injuries so committed have
been refused. and their attempts to ne
gotiate al sniCAble adjustment of all
complaints between The two nations have
been repelie. WIFI ind gnity; and where
as. under authority of the French gov
eminent there - Vet pursued against the
United States s1,steIn of predatory vio-
lence infracing the said treaties and hos
tile to the laws of Il free and indie
pendent nation.
"'Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives. of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled. that the United States are OF
right freed and eXonerated from the
StipulationS of the treaties and of the
consular convention heretofore con-
Guided between the United States and
France: and that the same shall not
henceforth be regarded as legally OBJ
ligatory on the government or citizens
of the United States. "
House Refused to Amend
In the absence of official information on
tiic SUBJECT OIL tue RUSSIAN protest, +.
Sulzer declined to comment further on
the situation. He said, however, that he
considered the language of the reSolu-
ton as it passed the House to be entirely
proper. and that he did not believe the
Senate would make any changes in it.
Last Wednesday when the Sulzer res
olutiOn was up for consideration in the
House. that phrase quoted by Mr.. Sulzer,
which makes the fiat declaration that the
government of Russia has violated the
treaty" was criticised by Representatives
Mccall of Massachusetts and Mann of
Illinois and some others, on the ground
that the language used was somewhat
hersh and undiplomatic.
Several efforts were made to soften the
tone of the resolution, but all were I'M
successful. proposition advanced by
Representative OImsted of Pennsyl-
vania, that the language alleged to be
objectionable be changed to construed as
a violation was defeated by d vote of
ia to 1SJ. When the unamended resolu-
ton was UP for passage those members
who had complained of the language
voted for it just the same. Representa-
tive Malby of New York was the only
one of the col members present at the
time to vote against il. He did so, he
said, because the tone of the resolution
was too harsh.
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Late Contributions.

The Star received contributions for the
opportunities this afternoon as follows:
r. h, $40, for opportunity No. l or
any other the Associated Charities may
designate"
Juliet Aukam, the young daughter of
Court, S, for opportunity. No. !.
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Young man stricken with tuberculosis,
needs care in sanatorium. Amount re-
uuired, $50. Previously acknowledged,
81; H D. McC., So: B. NJ. B.. s.; A. II.
S., 81; total. $12: balance required. SIS.
observation-disclosures acknowledged.
So: cash, 81; j. T. g., $40; w. S. j.. SO;
total, $24: total to date, $2N.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

GILT EDGED INVESTMENT rs.
PRICES SO LOW THEY Shprlb BE Rk
soI rhla tE : s7 ssof''
RENTING For s96.
ON a numbered street northwest. near tth
st. and Il. !, ave: lot 4sxll5 10 alley. Good
renting DWELLING
RENTING FOR $50 a MONTH.
West OF 10Th ST. Each 10 ROOMS. tsths;
hot-water heat .,oo
RENTING FOR Sill \ MONTH;
Near 9th It. and y. Y. ave. Must be sold
EACH Rents ron sa5 \ MONTH.
nered sm.a'' west a Of 9TH. Each rooms
bath and cellar: fur furnace heat
EACH RENTING FOR S22.5
of the most desirable 2-story houses in
the city west of 7th street; rooms. hath.
RENTING f fsS' $40.
A Broom brick dwelling one square from
RENTiNt; FOR SIS.
Two eight room dwellings a lettesod
street northeast. Great bargains.
,r.sr, PRICE, ,T .4 $1,000 MosrH
wonderful bargain In a l2roam dwell.
ing. with h"t-water heat, on Massachusetts
ave. near isth ,. nj IS .oo
RENTiNG FOR sila.
Central northwest; new building. Lss
PRICE, $500.
RENTING FOR sos.
Near 10th and h SITS; modern builea1Gs
steam heat; lot 10. Sx94
$500.
RENTING FOR $41.50.
Brick on Eye st. NV: always rented
$6,bO0.
RENTING FOR 500 30.
Four dwellings a numbered street; good
renters.
$4,000
RENTING FOR $66.
Four dwellings on a numbered street north
west, near two car lines.
$7.SjO.
RENTING FOR SIS.
Six dwellings lettered street; seldom
vacant.
STONE FAIRFAX,
1882 New York ave-
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{ 18th st. NV.
$35. 1886 n Cap. 6r. b
$S. .l47 Randolph NV
$50. so. 1870 22d nv. 6r. b
S2. 80. l715 Newton. 6r. b
81. so. .I5S Irving, Sr
k32. so. .92G r NV. Sr. b
81. 20. .123 18th ne. sr. b
32. 30. 1916 Corc'n. Or. b
E2.O 30. ..l617 Corc'n. 9r
Gl.50. 30 I ne: l2r. h
$40. 50.1l3 Seaton nw. Or
$50. so. 1884 Pa av sc, Tor. b
$50. 90. 40 10th sc. Or. b
fW. so. +. .3S | ne, llr. b
$50. so. ....2S I ne. 12r
3O. 30. 1928 9th NV. Sr
$50. 30. 1925 9th NV. Sr. b
80. so. 100 Seaton. 81
$50. so. sc Il ne. Or. b
$50. so. 1923 Franklin
$50. so. 800 c ne. Sr
$50. 30. 1922 SD. Or, h
5000. .2O29 lst NV. Or
5000. .2UI ii NV, Tor
$50. % p ne. 0f
ESQ. 1910 Il he. 1r. b
$50. .1l5 22d NV. Sr. b
$3.50. ..54 r ne. Sr. b
$3.50. .2O5 F. NV. s..
$2I.5O.437 Luray p,. 6r
$21. 80. .152 u Sc. Iur. b
SET. 30. 2734 Sherman Az
e27.5 80. 80 NJ NV. Or. b
S27. 80. .145 c ne, Or, o
S27. so. l41J 8 NV. 6r
SCI. so. 1907 9Th NV. 7r
S27.50. lat c ne. Or. b
$2I. so. .1l02 Va az sw
$21. 80. .15I4 Corc'n. Sr. b
$3.50. .619 aa2d NV. Or. b
$3.50. .726 r ne. 9r, b
$3.50. Ii y Sc. Tor. b
So. 80. .929 r ne. lr. b
$3.50. BIG 9th ne. Or. b
$3.50. &c N NV. Or. b
So. so. .....13l5 VT nv
$25. 80. ..2O6 10th Sc, Or
$50. .443 Lamont. Or
SIS. 80. ..l4OG p .sr.h
SD. 80. 1925 10th NV. Sr, b
S25. ....7S6 Hobart, Or
&25. .3l2 9th ne. Or
So. .405 1st NV. CT. b
$24. ..::oJ F. ne, 1r, b
$23. so. .ll6 10th ne. Or
500. .336 l NV, Or
$23. ..7J5 Girard. 6r, b
S2S. DOB 9th ne. 6r
So. 80. ...1420 c ne. Or
$3.50. .7OJ 18th ne, Or. b
SO. DC. 20 Fla av NV Or. b
e1sl IN 5000 Nd Do - I,
500 500. .o 80, 20. W ;s'I =. 80 q !,
800 ~ 1000 100 NJ Do a, nm'o g. .
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$55 ~. ~ Do. Do, 1u se'o .. =
800 % Coo >, - a. y
800 o1y ~ 'oo' - o,e w.. ;, :,
300 So 600 ,1 az ~ a. ~ :,
soy 800 So '-vS .o- wv ~, s VI ~, =
eos, ~ 10. 90 III ~ ~ ~ nv !,
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s S. ~ BOD d'I I. N n"' y.
siS IN oaoi Cham,n Or /,
s,S sn 1910 no Or /,
s1S n 1S04 II 90 Or h
SIS ~ min g. nv 5r
s1S sO iii 1eth 40 ar !,
SIS 40 ~ IIeckmun Sc
sic AZ iA3Heck'n Sc .Gr b
s17 sO GOA pickfo-d ne
sIT 5n ar p,ckfor,l ne
s11 m 1897 Emerson ne
s17.5O 1Io5 9Th ne Or. b
lid. 10. $40 Florence ne
1880. .Sl6 Mich ay ne
SIC. 30. 700 I'd ne, 6r, l.
sIc lao, MonfolIo nv No
sl5 N 13O6 Monticello ne
1880. .2O5 18th sc. Or. b
k15.5O.G42 FlOrence.0r. b
tl4.50. .815 p NV. ar, b
80. so. % n sc. Or. b
OIORED.
$40 l7l5 nth NV. Or
goo sn o4e r NV ar. h
eY0 s0 11O4 q NV. Sr' b
k30 S0 Tl5 22d NV. Sr. b
Us. 30. .iloO S c av Sc
sos 50 272c n NV. Sr. b
COZ h0 4O5 lat nw.6r, b
s17 M 722 4th NV. 6r::ly
Cox sn 9l0Ih r. NV 'Sr b
20, sn All nj nv. Orb
S2o ~ il24 G. ne. Or, b
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME. COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-No. 17726.
Administrat ion.-This is TO give notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia. has
obta aimed from the Probate Court of the District
of Columbia letters of administration c. I. a..
the estate of Catharne Ann Petit late of the
District of Columbia. deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned To exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the subscriber
before the I'd day of February. AID 1912:
otherwise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Given under my hand
this I'd day OF February. 1911. GEORGE G.
GEHTMAN. Century building. tSeal.p Attest:
JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
GEORGE G. GERTMAN. Attorney. fei-lnw.3t ,
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q Wv AAI~s - sDN II
1907 PEI
1Gl7 Conn av. .$416.67
1902 Vt av.l2r. 3b. $500
6l2 18th. l6r. 6b.75.75
1918 Pa av.10r, b.. so
1907 q. Or, h,lat. 40.7j
l92Sh Pa ay.1lr.h41.lS
C15 18th, Or, h,lat.36.50
l15S Ore av.l0r. b.35.T5
1926 Pa v.lOr. b. .35. IS
1917 Pa av. ST, b. $3.50
2l37 X, Sr.b,ami.30.7
3OO8 o. Tor. ami. 30.G3
alag l. Or. b. -. .2S.5O
OIL 23d. Sr, b.. .27.67
1928 n. Ir. b. lat. 90
1906 Kingman. Or. b25. go
1896 Cambridge. Or. $3.50
2413 Pa av. Sr. b.25.50
1918 Kingman. 6r. BIS. so
a2l French, Or, b.9.50
22I6 H NV. 7r. b. %. 10
SO G. ne. tir. b. 22.6O
1927 18th. Or. b. .22.G
1890 G.. Sr, b. =. 1880
1921 q. 5r. W. =. .lI.J0
1881 Benning rd ne.
store. 4r, w....16.50
4l3S l. Or. W. 1850
TT Goth. sr. W. .lG. -
1874 22.l. 5r. b. ;. .15.J0
SIT Goth. Or. W. 1850
1926 G sw, Ir. W. 1870
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FOR RENT-Bi ". G. DUVALL. 1c2 nth NV.
a2S & nv, 16r. b. $50 90 800 y NV. CRIB. so
1884 NV lar b so 80 1884 Ga Az NV,
1852 26th nv. 81. b30 30 12r, W. .....:. 1900
043 18th ne, Or, b. % 30 14l2 18th me-. Or.
720 9th ne. Or b. % 81 b, stable. u 80
sos me- ST. b....2O5O 12431a d ne, 5r, b. 80
1921 Pa av SC. Or BIO IS 1876 1th ne, 6r,w. Ii. So
40 LIST Sc, 5r.w. Is. 10 46 G NV. Ar, ". .15.5o
COLORED TENANTS.
2315 4th NV ,8r b. 1880 222 Fla av nv .6r b22 "a
4O4 LIST NV Sr b. .2S 80 1912 9th Sc. 6r. 80
4O4I lst NV ST. b. 1850 1904 10th NV OF. wi 6. ~
21S Fla NV Or. b22 IS PAPA 18th nw.Ir, Wis. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Irving. 3O14 Dent pl.. Sr.. b.. 500 so
The Holmes. 1920 Dent pl., Or, b. %. so
The Winona. 424 nth me-. 5r.. b., lst f.. * GO
The Winona, Az 18th ne. 5r, b., Sd d.. 81. 80
STORES.
721 18th NV. basement. heat furnishes. 80. 90
722 18th NV. Cd floor 2r.. b.. INV. heat. 600
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FOR ltENT-EI GEO.
500 1911
20S-10 John Marshall
pl. l2r. b. .....$6U.o0
1915 II NV. Tor. b.
furnace 1000
Sd & G. w.l2r. hvii5o.oO
las Kilhourne. l0r.b.
hot wat'r.offer invited
1879 18th NV. Sr. b.35.Jo
10 18th ne. 1r. b.3a.0
$50 IL st. Tor. b. .Xe.30
3i05 Pa NV NV.
S.. b. 3c.:50
S21I ODD NV. Or. b 70. so
s3o Goth. Sr. b.. 30. 80
Ill 22d NV, sr. b. $3.50
222 q nv. Or. b. 30 so
$500 ] NV. Or. w..l5.5o
500 Carroll ave-. Takon
!. number OF houses Z,
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ma. ave.
$50 10th ne. 5r.w 1850
APARTMENTS.
The Carlisle, 1918 n.
) and Or, ,.
76 Q, 81. Or. b. %. 80
1914 n J NV. 5r.h.22..5O
II Todd ne. 4r. 1850
1924 26th. 2h.4r.bl5.5O
COIORED.
2O2 18th. Or. b. $3.50
100; S, 6r. u. lat.27.50
o3lS NJ. Sr. w. .aa..iO
G2l y II av. Or. b.20.50
80 2lst. Gr.w. lat. 80
2125 l. 7r. ". 1860
S16E cath. Or. w.l6.50
..7U r. 5r, ". Gel. 1880
$40 10Th ne. 5r. h. l4.50
1924 Va av, Or. w.14.jO
2i43 II. Or. w.lat.l3.5O
m7 23d. IT. W. 1850
1923 Fussells, 6r. WHO
252J l. .Jr. ". ....l9.5O
STORES.
+ mr. l2th.4 stories 600
1900 Ia Nv. store. :r.
steam heat. -. 10. 30
Basement. 2r.l't3n. 30
1928 Pa ay,1r.cel. %. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
IS9-4SG La av,. heated.
$40. 90, 20. UO
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Hoh KEN - bl b. r.
lib X NV. 1Sr. 2h$I6.O5
ls45 !. NV. l5r. cb. g. so
1910 r nw.l0r. b. !. sos
1920 9th NV. Tor. b 80 30
1927 o NV. Or. b. 1850
1898 list NV. II. b. .4O.S0
1907 Corc'n. Or. h.35. SO
1888 L, ST. h. :. 80. 80
1920 8 nv. Or. b. .S. IS
2l9 ID NV. Tor. BIS 10
1881 9th NV Or, b. 3: 30
1916 Corc'n, Or. b.S2. so
1921 Fla az NV. Or, 5000
81 ] ne. Tor. b. Us. 90
1873 V NV. 6r. b. 81 30
$40 n NV. tir. b. -G 81
.:3 9Th NV. lr,b. ~
1910 X ne. Or. h. -. ~
35ns \ III av. Or. b. -. 30
6S5 = NV. Or. b. .2S.S.,
is 18th ne, 6r. b. 80
314 Fl NV. Or. l.. .25-,G,
s5o5 Ga nv, CRIB. -
all 14th ne. tr. b. 81. 10
1928 Sth NV, Or Il. ID. 90
AZ Fla av, 7r. h.2t. s.,
I63 Girard NV. Or, b23. 90
1914 II ne. 6r. b. - 20
1914 Potomac av
Sc. Or. b. 20
1898 18th NV. Or. h. 22.50
$50 18th Sc. Sr. h.2o..0
GOT l nc. SRI, sta. p 80
1884 + ne. Or. b. .20.s0
1886 Ontario I'd
nw, Or. b........O. so
1904 d So. Br. b. 1880
SOC Fla nv NV, 7r. bis. %
1921 Morse ne g.. 80
EOS Rfa Nv NV. 7r. so
go 18th ne, Or, b.. $50
Cor. 18th ana r sts. Nv
nnnO anpliraYipn
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~" - sM' $40 :. s''o'
III pei aF s"' '.. - ..
W q u ''.,'.-'.s,.,,. u = J,
vi y sM' Ut u .,u
so. nn' -. sM .',i1 -.
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Id I5do ON u" 'ot -. =, ~,
ID i1tn ne. o. D. ~ -, IN,
ne. vi: -. :
i lo..o . zap 81 OF - % W
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3,'' IL sw. w. D.. in'2o
~ Myrtle ne DID. %
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OR RENT-BY
MOORE & HILL Nnc.),
1893 G st. NV.
r'NEIfRHICHED HOJISES

:4so Ontario. 1or. b
INV heat ...... .R.S0
1873 O NV. Tor. b. 40.Su
1915 Irving, Tor, 81 n
SO5 G nv. llr. b. 40. 90
1880 Corc'n, Dr., b.4O.On
1919 o NV. Tor. b.37. 50
Coz Fla ne. Sr. b.35.Oo
1914 Inaleside. Tor. b32. 50
o4O2 Pa av, ar, b.3O.50
1905 9th ne, CIR. b.S0. so
GLIB r C Oh rd, Or. h30. 90
1O4 i ne. Or. b. $3.50
1882 Riggs, Sr. b.S.50
1924 2Jth, 7r, b. $50
a573 10th. Or. b. %. so
62l ODD, Sr, b. .2I.5 80
COL Col ri. 6r. b.25. 30
2Jl2 *, 6r. b. .21.5O
TO 4th ne. Or. b.25. 80
12Y Fnirmont. 6r.b25..,0
20 10th nc. Or, b..25.5n
1885 14th. 7r. b. $3.50
526 18th ne. Or. b25.5
727 Fairm't. Or. 81. 30
1879 Columbia. Or. h25. so
81, Col I'd. Or. BIS. 20
512 Il BE, 7r, b. %. 80
40 Fla NV. Or. b. %. III
zoos Girard, Sr. b.22.a0
757 Girard, Or, b. $3.50
SIS + sw. sr. b. 20. 80
1880 Fl ne, Or, b. 20.N
24a 18th Sc. Or, h. 1850
1923 NJ ne, Or. b.1S.50
400 u ne, Or. b. . 1880
633 Florence. Or. b1G.O
go 10th &c, Or. b.15.O0
7O7 oath. 5r,w,gas1S.5O
" FLATS.
| 2715 nth. 5r. b. $3.50
43 Quincy. 5r, b. ..22.50
1896 Is se. 5r. b. .0.50
1920 \ Cap.6r.i,. .2O.5O
613 5th ne. of. 5r. b20. so
1913 \. Or. b....lS.5O
234 18th pl ne.5r, biz. 30
fi7 10Th nc m 10. 90
BRED TENANTS.
500 21st. 3r. 1870
l224Ia Wylie, 5r, .l4.jU
1924 Wylie, Or. ..14.5O
127 Kendall, 3r, 1900
900 Warren ne, Or. 1880
1908 I'd sc. Or. .1l.5O
1909 Collins ct, 4r.G.J0
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IS OF property for rent.
Inc). 1898 G. 1t. NV.
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Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
1SS 18th st. NV.
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i7s5 Mass Az NV. 2a64 wis av. sr. b :.
1888 N. l6r, 3d. 1908 X. Tor. b. 40 IS
dis 2 fsnnm 1872 s.s pm r!
2I1c Mass sv.... 1000 1914 Westm'r Sr. b. 81 80
30Sc y. 1or 3h. $40 14IS 9th NV 10r. b. ID. 80
ZOOS av 1T. 30. -iSo l4O6 Chaplin uw.sr
sias nw,i4r.2h. =. 100 ISLE insieslde ter 800
1914 ltth. 17r, 2b..-- race NV. lar. b.
1909 Goth NV. lor: steam heat 80. SO
Blair I'd. Takoma IL. Az Monroe Mo" sr b. IS 90
D c. Or. B.. fur. q. 90 24os nth NV orb 90 90
8 Iowa cir l2r 2b. 90 las n me- 7r b.. 80 90
1858 Mintwood NV Gia Quincy nv. Or b3c 90
lor 2b. hwh 1000 CT Quincy nw:c b52 SO
1887 Calvert, llr, .h. 1924 9th NV. Sr b. 80 o.
17is NV. ilr ab65 90 1915 9th ne 81. b. 80. SO
1862 Park I'd NV, 9l2 Spring I'd NV,
1917 NV 12r.k. 5000 AS 18th ne, CRIB. .2S 81
iss s Z NV. lori $3.50 1924 ne. Or. b. so
1902 wyo nvsr boo.oo tic 18th ne 81, b. Is. 50
s4l7 Brown NV. lsio ne, !r, b. S2 50
2423 18th. l0r. b..+n.50 1910 Rosedale 5r bio. 50
1884 Newton. 9r.b.45.Oo 1927 soth my. Sr. rs. so
1914 Newton, Or. 2b. 100 eth ne. Or. -. Is. 80
INV heat .... 900 300 Ist sw. Or. IL. III
o12 Quincy ne. 4rbll SO
APARTMENTS.
go 10th NV, ID floor. rooms. ba til. 40 90
TIE IONA"
Apt l. 'r, b. 2i oFr,e as T. 'r. B.. % so
1914 NV annum'4, sGon 1ssl NV rm $1,000
1878 .er NM .s
STABLES.
A number of desirable stables for rent. rang
IN. from $40 up.
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL.
LECTING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
THE ABOVE IS ONLY PARTIAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. But
WE SHALL Re GLAD TO FURNISH CON.
PLETE BuLLETINs ON APPLICATION AT
THIS OFFICE.
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73S 18th ct. NV.
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n near Sheridan cir.
rer year.
2344 Mass nv. Tor. 3b.
per year. 1000
1920 n H av,.4r,3h $50
1927 Mass ay. ...150.0
a2G 18th. l3r. 3b. 100. 90
II b NV, 12r. b.s5.00
1903 N Y av.15r.b S5.0O
1871 Mass Az. l3r. b,
steam heat 1888
1912 10Th. 12r. h. 1900
1904 l.. 11r, b. 1000
1924 Col I'd. l1r, 2b.
Inv heat. .6j. 90
1912 18th. 1lr,2b. G0.O0
1916 10Th, 11r. 10000
I343 Co. rd. llr.b. $500
1862 Kenyon. lar. 3b50.j5
2on2 18th. 81, h. 5000
110S 21st. Tor. b. 5000
$500 18th. Sr. b. .m.Oo
1854 h. Or. 2b. 5000
1871 Monroe. Tor. b so. 90
!745 KilboIrne pl. Tor,
b. h-w heat -. go 90
O. II NV. sto. Or. b. 30. on
6lS Quincy. Or. b.47.5O
It'll Corc'n. Tor. b. $3.50
2l31 n. Jr, b. :. 1880
1915 Kenyon. Tor. 2b45.5O
DIT 18th NV. Tor. h. ~ so
l4lS Belm'nt, Or. 2b45.JO
1884 Newton. Sr, b45. 90
1884 n. Or, b. :. IA. 90
3l6l 18th, Tor. 2b. $500
1925 18th. Tor, b. 1880
BSO3 Fulton, Rr, b. $50
l149 Chnrch. 1Or.b42.D
55lS 10th. liz, b. 1880
TWO-FAMll
3OI9 lith. 7r. b. 81 so
l464 lnapln. Or. b.'tO.W
27O1 18th, "a. Or, his. so
1874 Monroe. 5r.b. 27.50
1911 kalorama rd.
Or. h. 81. bA
1926 18th. Or, b. .25.O
2703 18th, Or. b. .23.m
27O3 18th, 5r. b. 1880
EOR GOOD COLI
S03 T, Or. b. -. So. so
31l T, Or, b. -. $3.50
2215 4th, Or. b. .M.50
80 N NV. Or, b. .30.0
1901 9th, 1r. .....3O.5O
1924 9Th, Sr. b. 1910
lG4s Fla av NV Or, b. 2S.5 80
645 Acker ne, 7r, b23. 80
GET OUR LARGE, c
AT OFFICE. All class
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FOR RENT-109 { ST.
10O9la A.. sw. store.
Or .$2o.1O
223 Az sw, Tor. b. 300
TIA Fla av ne, 6r. b22.jo
6lS AZ sw. sto. 5r. $3.50
4:s9 9th sw. 13r. 2b. 80. 90
Sto. 1903 eth sw. 5r. .25.50
1907 18th ne, 5r. b. 1900
Sto. 1908 Water sw1S.O0
4S6 + sw. ST.. l.. % 30
G42 Pickford pl Ne.
Or so
80 It'll Sc. ar. 49, 10
463 Eye sw. Or. ..1G.50
721 9TH Sc, Or, w. hoo
915 Sd Sc, 6r. b. 1850
600 A.. sw. sto. ir. 1850
356 q sw, Ar, b. 1850
1869 Half Sc. Or. .12.5O
1888 Union sw, Or. 1850
543 18th Sc, Jr.w...13.:D
SO y Sc, 5r, b. .14.10
Stable. 431 9th sw. 800
10 AZ sw. 2r. 80
300 NJ sw, 5r, W. :. 1890
3o6 X sw, Cry 1859
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LINKING.

y. LlNklNG.
1t. W.
81 y Sc. Or. w...ii.D
49, h sw. Sr. w..li.50
i3t1 L 81. Or. W.. v.s0
FLATS.
IS q NV. 81. b.. .2:.a0
l205H c Nc. Or. b.2l -
2iLs Q. Or. b......20.3o
Nice 3r dat for white
tenants. $3.50 y NV.
eacn .Iv.UO
STORES. ETC.
New stores. 2lst asd
Ia Nv ..........--
Store. 1914 Pa Nv
NV ....s...s....SU.UU
2ibl p w,stors r.2S 30
1918 Pa av. 20. Ne
/. l3r., 3b. .......e 5000
: colored tenants. % up.