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New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
De Breteuil VIII Help
Train Prince of Wales

beyond the border Of causing King Ed
ward 10 regard them as the best type Of
French breeding and gentihommerie.
The De Breteuils are also on terms OF
close friendship with most Of the leading
members Of the Russian imperial family.
though holding aloof from Grand Duke
Paul, who disgraced himself by his un-
savory marriage with the divorced wife
OF his aide de-camp. General Plstolkors
(She is now Countess Hohenfelsen. Nor
does the marquis hold any communica-
lion with the morganatic widow of car
Alexander II. the Princess Yourieffska,
eXiled like the Countess Hohenfelsen,
from Russia. Consequently, those OF me
Cars relatives who are in touch and in
sympathy with him are not exposed to
the danger of meeting these outcasts or
the House of Romanoff at De Breteulis
table. Although De Breteul ia with the
Russian grand dukes, also with klnS
George of Greece and King Frederick az
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

n the princes age while the two others
are respectively year and couple OF
wears older The De Breteuis have an
Establishment on very grand scale IN
Paris. several chateaus and racing
stud. 81 that the prince will he brought
irto contact with every phase of French
l.' Moreover. the marquis is one OF
those members Of the old nobility who
describe themselves as Rallies. THIS
means that while they do not give their
unqualified approval 10 the republic an
would infritclv prefer q monarchy yet
tho are content to support Loyalty the
Conservative element of the republic and
Of Or. government IS long as il stands
fw law. order and the protection Of life
ard property in France-that is 10 say,
the hes, administration that can be Sc
c.cl fo~ France under the present cir
C.ns.an.as.
" 'I. De Rreteui's' house in Paris
Edward MI was wont To meet AZ lunch
con such French republican statesmen
- CI.mcucrau. HauotauN, Delcasse,
Wa,dork-E,usseau and many other per
sona2es il the political world at Paris.
and succeeded i'm establishing great
deal moro cordial relations toward Eng
land ON their part than inc English Am
h2ssador Sir Francis Bertic, has ever
hesu ain. 20 obtain At the De Breteuils'
Edward VII also met all the leading
artists. s.en as, foI instance, Detaille.
CiroI-s Duran. Bauel. c'o.. also the lit
erary lights, such as E"sland, some of
the fo~eucs' scientists .f the Institute
d. France 'and needles 10 add his old
friends of the French ar.stor,ac>. Ed
vald VII felt himself So much at hom"
a. d.. Dc Breteuus. i'm fact. that when
ever be- vi he'd 20 meet any now star
that had arisen in the political. social or
lsra'. frmamcnt ne would caus" Ee
Bre.elI o. arrange for . meeting ~ the
latter house ana when Kin" Edward
gave orders f", Tho uyu.7hinS of tn
British Emaagsy :r Paris he directed
that The state apartments reserved cN-
cusHeE for the so,c.ciSu and his con
sor' should uo modelled. decorated ana
furnished on !d.n.,aE. the same lines
IS tho suite ~ a.. r'w'nts which when
he wae Prince ol Walns had always heeu
held IF bis disposal q, the De Breteuils'
house u Paris.
tn" marquis nae au unri,aIod social
tts.tcn. 30. only in Erau,c. where IA
aoicy aloor from polite but also
abroad, especially in England and IA
Russia. In London. indeed he belongs
% most Of the leading clubs. and what
King Edward, who had known him since
1860 or 1870, liked 50 much about him
Vas that he. like his other old Frcncn
Trend, the Marquis d- Lau. always
snew exactly how to tr,@i INN that -
20 say. with thn easy freedom OF per
'"nal friendship. ana Vet a the SAM
Ane never forgetting his rank. either rs
frihce of Wales cor a, sovereign. Of
course ii was easier fog them to do
his than for any English nobleman.
Since they owed him no obedience an !
Do allegiance, and hc was, after al
a0thing more 10 them as fdr as position
mas concerned than any other Of those
1eirs apparent and crowned hcadn who
'eek relaxation and plcarurc ~ the
'anks Of the Seine ne Ereteul AMI
-su always knew hon far IT, 20 N the
ftrogatives ot close ccmTanlonship ami
=sAme friendship, and never trespassed
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
Young Heir Apparent TO
Abide with Marquis
in Paris for Next
Few Months.

ror,-'ss'. 1912. ny tho Brentwood Conranyl
GORGE Y is 20 he commended
II for his extremely sound judg-
- ment in accepting the Marquis
Az Breteuils invitation to take charge
AZ the seventcen-ycar-old Prince of
wales from now on until the fall
the marquis and his American wife
have known the prince from his ear
Nest babyhood. having made stays at
sandringham not once but twice and
.ven three times year throughout the
,sst quarter Of 4 century. The marquis
has three boys, the youngest of whom is
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Lewis Young and Agnes L. Maxwell,
both of Boston. Mass.
William Wright and Louise Racks.
John II. Clemens and Alice Carr.
Lawrence Il. Branner' of Broadway.
Va. and Rusie I. Frye of New Market,
Va.
Andrew NJ Pryor and Laura a.
Jasper.
Eli Clark and Helen Jones.
John F. Smothers and EStelle Pierce.
John G. Hoff and Margaret p. Ffnke.
Walter NJ. Dillon and Mary r. Hart
ranft.
Henry c. Butler and Gertrude Lucas.
Roscoe C. Sowell and Lillian L. Nc
Lane. -
Howard r. Sanford and Mamie Cook.
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In Memoriam.

BALLAIF In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dearly beloved mother. ELIZA BALLArF,
who departed this life one year ago today.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTERS. MINNIE AND
LOUISA.
dear husband and son-in-law. WILLIAM
BLACKWELL. who died one year ago today.
January 23. 1911.
Just year laid him to rest
And folded his cold hands upon his breast.
In silence he suffered. In patience he bore.
Until God took him home To suffer no more
HIS LOVING WIFE. PAULINE. AND MOTHER
IN-LAW. NELLIE.
CARTER. In loving remembrance of our dear
mother. AMANDA CARTER, who died siX
ago today, January y. 1906.
Have Won mother love her WELL
While she is spared TO earth:
Wait not till death shall call her hence
To know her precious wo-As.
BY HER CHILDREN
LYNCH In sad but loving remembrance Of my
dear mother OREGON v. LYNCH. wlo do
parted this life three years ago today, Janu-
AIRY -. 1909.
BY HER DAUGHTER, l.. WHITE.
WINDOW In loving remembrance Of my dear
father j. QJILIA WINDOW. who de-
parted this life year ago today. january
80. 1911.
In the graveyard softly sleeping,
Where the snowiakes gently creep,
Lies the we miss sadly.
In his last long silent sleep.
By HIS DAUGHTER. FL IZABETH c. DUFFY.
wORoH In loving remembrance of our dear
husband and father, ALFRED WOEGIi. WHO
departed this life two years ago today. Janu-
AIRY - 1910.
Gone. but moi forgotten.
BY Ills WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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A Lecture Tomorrow.

Representative ]. J. Esch Of Wisconsin
Is to lecture on 1.-THE Match Bill, or
'PhOssy. Jaw" and John, Andrew, secre-
tary OF the American Association for
Labor Legislation. will speak on Labor
Legislation" at a meeting of the wonl-
ans welfare department OF the Nation
al Civic Federation, tomorrow morning.
The meeting will be held at the residence
of Mrs. 4. J. Parsons. 1904 18th street
northwest. and is scheduled to begin at
IL o'clock. .-ii4-.--:.
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Miss Mary *. Graham, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Graham, organized a new
group of Vassar Girls yesterday for 1.-The
College Hero production next month
The girls who Joined this NaSsar dance
are Misses Nellie Barber. Dorothy Decker
Mary Howell. Mary X. raham, Eugenie
NJ. Surguy, Aretta Ashburn. ka:h.y.. N
Donaldson, Kathryn Riggs. Elizabeth
Ashfield Walker, Helen Rathvon, Kath-
arine Tracy, Florence Parsons, e. Eu-
nice Whyte. Dorothy Iantz Mary c.
Young. Virginia McQuade. Stella Moodey.
Margaret Davis, Nellie Donaldson. Rose
Calm. Edith Parsons, Vivian Schneider.
Dorothy Beitholf, Juliet Hamilton Hill,
Alice Grant Stevens. katherine VIM,
Doris r. Dawson, Lorraine HELEN. Gladv vs.
NJ. Livingston, Helen KaIstrom Esther
c. Ramsey, Bessie Mallinson, Frances +.
Brown and /. Lawson.
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MARRIED.

ToRRES-AfcsOMB. On January - 1872 al
The Church OF the Ascension. New York,
MARY L. McCoMB and oCTAyIo TORRES,
Jr.
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IN THE World Of SOCIETY
JUDICIAL RECEPTION AT THE
WHITE HOUSE TONIGHT.
Receptions, Dinners and Dances.
Today's Events-Personal
Notes.

The second reception of the winter with
the judiciary as the hOnored body will be
held tonight at the White House.
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]. Jay eouId's

Wonder Store. 421 9th st. Cotiiion Favors made
TO order. Toys. Favors for Chiidrens PARTIES
Birthday Candles, Paper Flowers. Rose Leavesp
Scrap Book Pictures. Red Hearts. Great VarieCy
Suail Toys. Novelties. Masks. Pauer Hats.
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Dinners Were given il! Baltimore last
night before the Monday german by Mrs
Clinton Paxton Paine. whose honor CUES,
was Miss Elizabeth Rogers of this city
and by Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Mar.
bury entertaining for Miss Beatrice
Crawford of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-23

Countess Castelmenardo, formerly Miss
Edith Van Buren,, and well known in
this city, sailed for Europe today.
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The Womans Relief Corps Gincoln. No
81 held its sewing circle at Mrs. Ray
| monds. 113 street northwest, Thurs
day afternoon, January Is. A luncheon
was greatly: enjoyed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Lanston. "a Bry-
ant street northwest. will sail Wednes-
! day on the Olympic. After a visit to
London and Paris Mrs. Lanston will re-
turn to Washington. while Mr.. Lanston
will go out to Japan via the Transsibe.
rian railway.
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Mrs. George j. Newgarden will not re
ceive tomorrow.
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Mrs. 7. III. Alexander and Mrs Bidwell
her sister, from California, are at At
lantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Heffernan have had
as their guests at their apartment in
Dumbarton Court, 31st street, George
town Heights, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Heffernan and little daughter of New
York city.
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Crawford of this city
Mrs. Robert F. Shepard will be at home
tomorrow for the last time this month.
Mrs. Elkins, Miss Katherine Elkins
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry White are in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Boardman will
leaVe January 20 to spend the remainder
of the winter at their place in Augusta,
Ga. Miss Mabel BOardman and her sis
ter, Mrs. Frederick A. Keep, will return
from Panama Thursday.
Mrs James +. Barbour and Miss Mar
guerite Barbour went to Atlantic City
today tp spend u week at the Brighton.
Mrs Henry Clews will come here today
to visit Mrs. Slater for a few days.
Baron Preuschen, naval attache of the
Austro- Hungarian embassy. and Baro-
ness Preuschen are in New York the lat
ter to sail soon for a few months visit
in Europe
Comte de Peretti de la Rocca. first sec.
| rotary of the French embassy, and Com
Jesse de Perett de la Rocca will go
abroad early next month.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend are
| in New York to attend the various fes-
| tiyities arranged for the Duke and Du-
| Mrs. f. j. Barrett and AIiss Barrett
will not be at home until February and
| II.
| Mrs. Henry Schaffert entertained the
Jolly Twelve Euchre Club last Wednes.
! day afternoon at her residence, 1107 Cliff
| ton street northwest. First prize was
won by Mrs. Thomas, second by Mrs
Dunbaight and BOBBY by Mrs. Robey.
| Those present were Mrs. S. b. Balm,
Mrs. c. w. Thompson. Mrs. George
Esther, Mrs. j. Dunbaight, Mrs. NJ. l..
Robey, Mrs. A. Ruth, Mrs. II. Thomas,
Mrs william MOseberg, Mrs. HI. Sher-
wood, Mrs. II. Schaffert, Mrs. E. Schnei
der and Mrs. George T. Jones.
| DR. Alice LittlejOhn, a former high
school teacher Of this city. who has been
visiting her parents. has returned to the
Ohio State University, where for three
wears she has filled the chair of professor
of physical education for women an
| director Of the the women's gymnasium.
| In the summer Of 1910, Dr.. Littlejohu
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DIR. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson en-
tertained nearly five hundred guests last
night at Rauschers at a reception and
dance. The ballroom suite and parlors
were adorned with palms and roses and
the Marine Band Orchestra played. Mrs.
Simpson. who was gowned in white satin
and venetian point lace. had receiving
with her Mrs. Rudolph Max Kaufman,
a bride of last autumn, who was also in
white satin and point lace. Both carried
bouquets of orchids. Mrs. Thomas s.
Dando of Philadelphia. house guest of
Mrs. Simpson. was also present.
The company reflected most delight
fully the residential side of the social
life of the capital.
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Mrs William FL. Chany and Miss Re-
becca Jordan Chany are at 2OO3 Columbia
road for the remainder of the season.
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Mrs. Harry F.. Hodges, wife of Lieut.
Col. Hodges. entertained yesterday at a
tea. at which there was dancing, for her
house guest, Miss Gorgas, daughter Of
Col. Gorgas, at which there were about
seventy young people. Miss Elizabeth
NOyes. Miss Frances Brooks and Miss
Mary Webb presided at the tea table.
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Mrs James +. Barbour and Miss Mar
guerite Barbour went TO Atlantic City
today to spend u week at the Brighton.
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Mr. and Mrs. John c. Rau of Columbia
road, this city. have left for thirty-day
cruise to the West Indies. Spanish Main.
Panama canal and Bermuda, by the
steamship Moltke.
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The minister of Venezuela entertained
at a small dinner last night in honor of
the American minister to Venezuela and
Mrs. Elliott Northcott. Among the
guests were the Cuban minister and
Nine. Rivero, the assistant director
of the Pan-American Union and Nine.
Yanes, and Mrs Caldwell.
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Mrs. Henry d. Clayton, wife Of Repre-
sentative Clayton of Alabama, will be al
home at 1916 10Th street this afternoon
from to 6 o'clock. Mrs Robert D.
Prewftt Of Georgetown, Mrs. Castlemon
of Vermont, Mrs. John w. Davis of West
Virginia, Mrs. Slemp of Virginia, Mrs
James c. Cantrill of Kentucky, Mrs. Dent
of Alabama, Mrs. Ansberry of Ohio and
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith will assist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-23

Mrs. Herbert Emerson Sales and Hiss
Sales of Boston are here on Il visit To
Mrs. Gillette Hill. who is entertaining
at Il dinner tonight in their honor, and
a box party tomorrow night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-23

Mrs. A. w. Wells. 1909 I'd street north
west, has returned after a stay of five
weeks with her mother in Wallace, N. C..
The latter, who has been seriously Ill, is
now convalescing satisfactorily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-18

FOR SALE-cOST PRESENT OWNER $4,000.
Located south side of Columbia road. Con-
tains ten large rooms, two baths back stair
M n er n s nseh hns
offered at $500 less than real value. Might
BOSS & PHELPS dncl IA 1ith st. NV.
dnced to $6.25o for Immediate sale: little
less even might buy this home. Located in
that beautiful block on Harvard street near
18th. This is fine home. containing nine
rooms and bath; wide parking and deep lot
to paved alley. with for stable or garage.
BOSS & PHELPS Gncl. IA 18th ST. NV
FOR sAEE-CLEvELAND PARK BARGAIN.
on Newark ST. Price. $500. Wide. deep lot
House fully detached. Contains eight rooms
and bath. Everything about the house is home
like. 1t will pay you to look at this property
If yOu contemplate the purchase OF a suburban
home.
BOSS & PHELPS Gnc,. III 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-IDEAL SUBURBAN. HOME BE-
tween Cleveland PARK and Chevy. Chase. one
modern conveniences. including hot-water heat
This house built for home, has had
property homelike. surrounded by hedge: with
numerous trees and shrubbery. Price. $1,000
BOSS & PHELPS uncl. ia 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-ANOTHER BARGAIN IN MOUNT
having been put in exchange with other
properties is offered $1,000 A three story.
and BATH hot-water heat; paved alley. This
BOSS 4 PHELPS One, III 1.,h ST. NV
FOR SALE-ANOTHER BIG VALUE ON THE
finished inside. colonial brick house, containing
Q rooms and 9 tiled baths: every detail we'll
carried out in construction. You could easily
place valuation Of $4,000: can be sold for
$3.50. and in order to hasten sale owner has
agreed to make easy terms.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.). ia 18th NV.
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ING THAT WORD IMPLIES. 1T is SOME
THING WHICH CANNOT BE INHERITED.
BIT Can sAss ONLY BE BE-, ACQUIRED BY ENERGY
When an owner has left unsold only two
houses out of a row Of 10 HE ATTRIBUTES
his success to his sound business policy of al
their money Just to think of splendid new
up-to-date house of the colonial type for
1876. when they were built to sell for 81 $50
just fancy. large, bright rooms and full tiled
steel beam constructions; famous White Noun
tain refrigeratOrs built in house; expensive
CHARTERED oak mantels; double front and back
pOrches: terms, $500 or more cash and balance
buying home. making it practically stand you
only $15.92 per MONTH WHAT'S THE USE
OF RENTING WHEN YOU can soon own a
home on such easy terms? Location FLORIDA
ali car lines. ALWAYS OPEN
THE FIRST AND MOST IMPORTANT
DREAM OF EVERY FAMILY SHOULD BE
THE REALIZATION OF LIVING IN THEIR
Hundreds Of your friends are taking adj
vantage of the easy payment system Of buy
ing a home, and why not you? ONLY FOUR
overlooking beautiful SOLDIERS HOME. A
yERITABLE BEAUTY SPOT. fine govern
ment park maintained at your door without ex-
pense. Six spacious light rooms and full tiled
latest improvements. The terms are ridicu-
lousy low. Just to think. $50 or more cash
and $50 per month. including all interest,
9th st. cars to Georgia avenue and Park road
and walk short blocks east.
wILLETT REINECKE CO..
1909 Fl st. NV. Phones Main 1925 1929.
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FOR SALE-YOU CANNOT DUPLICATE THIS
house under s.. 600. On of the best streets
in Columbia Heights. Convenient to two car
lines. A home unusual in construction and
complete in every detail. Six beautiful rooms,
tiled BATH modern heating plant. Hardwood
floors. Southern exposure Must be sold within
few days. Price. 81. 800
SHANNON & LUCHS, 713 18th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-NEW STORE ON FINE BUSI-
ness street in Washington Heights On the
best car line in town. Here is an opportunity
to establish a business that will earn you a
handsome income. Excellent storeroom. with
charming apartment above. Gas and cleo
trio lights. Hotwater heat. Fine cellar
Will rent quickly at $50. An exceptionally
cheap store at $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS. rs 14th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR sALE-AN UNUSUALLY CHEAP HOME
in Washington Heights. The location is
ideal. The arrangement could not be better.
Eight charming rooms, reception hall, bath.
fine hot,water heating plant. home that is
price is ridculously low at $500.
SHANNON & LuCHS. 7l3 14th st. NV.
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No place like home.
No home like ours.

No place like home.
No home like ours.
There are fine p0rchrs these MiddaEgh &
Shannon. Inc, homes at 18th and T. SITS. ne,
where yoi take lots of pleasure warm
summer evenings In all Midiaugh & Shannon.
Inc. homes the porch flooring is given a
heavy coat of lead in the tongues and grooves
before it is laid. This prevents rotting and
adds many years to their usefulness.
See the finished sample at
43S 10Th St ne
Six bright rooms. light. dry cellar; front and
rear porclles. Excellent furnace. Good plumb
ing and fixtures. Delightful homes in every
way.
$2975.
$500 cash. So. 30 per month. including all
interest.
Tho neighborhOod is convenient and rapidly
enhancing in value. AS Investment these
homes could scarcely be surpassed.
WATCH THE CONSTRUCTION
Of other Middaugh & Shannon. Inc. homes
now being built at Park road and 10Th st:
NV. $3.50. $3.50 month, including all
interest.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. Inc. Owner.
SHANNON & LUCHS. Selling Agents.
113 nth st. NV.
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FOR SALE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
home in Columbia Heights. Located in an
excellent neighborhood and only half a square
from the 14th st. line. Eight large rooms.
tiled bath. hOt-water heat. Only two stories.
Large attic. House "A feet wide. Side light.
Hardwood trim. oak floors. laundry, servant s
toilet. etc. bargain at $1,000.
SHANNON & LGCHS, 713 l4th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-SPLENDID BUSINESS CORNER
in an exceedingly good section of the north
west. Convenient to car lines An excellent
floor and a large apartment above. Electric
lights. hot-water heat, fine cellar. Nearly
new Rent $75. Price just cut to IS 800.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS, 713 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-AS HOME OR INVESTMENT. 40
and 1i7 st. Sc: houses me-, good invest
ment q rooms and bath. under good
rental. ARTHUR c. MERRIAM, 30 Wood
ward building. -"
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AUL CO.. 7th & l. NV.
60 s NV. 6r,w....2J.W
40 L. NV. 7r. b. .3.0
IGO Harvard nv, q. b23.: 20
5552 oath NV, 6r.b. .22.5O
231l E NV. Or, b. PESO
AIS p NV. Or. b. .22.5O
20 . NV. Ar. b. .20.0
40s l. nv. Sr.w .@.JO
260S X NV. Or. b. 1000
202S Ga ave, sto, BRIO. 90
241S + NV. 4r. b. ..17.O
1870 4th NV, 5r,w. 1850
125:: l. ne .tir. W. Ia. 80
23l9Water nv, Or. wI5.0O
1O1 Corn.Ivy City15.W
1912 30th NV. Or. WIZ. so
2267 GtI NV. Or Is. 80
7OS Barry NV. 7rw14.W
1873 o nw.5r.w....12.0
2Q22 Ga av,6r,w. .12.m
2640 ia NV nw....l2.5O
2221Waternw, 6r, w12.50
% Decatur ne. 4r, w12.ND
c13O n Y ay. ir.w. 1880
2O43 Gales ne. Or. w1O.5O
81 Goat alley, 4r, ". 1000
POS Gordon ay
ne. Or. w........1O.M
30 Madison al Ar. w10.W
SD & f. ne. Or, W. 1000
STORES.
1910 7th NV. 90
80 Pa av NV,
4-story bldg. -. 10000
l32S 7th NV, sto.
Sr, h. 1900
1886 9TH NV. 5000
1882 Ga av NV,
store, Ar, b. 40. 90
420 Fla av NV,
INV Il furnished. 30. 90
1891 1st NV .2O.JO
2D40 Ga av......16.M
100 s NV. ........15.OO
1924. 9th nw....13. 90
2034 Ga av, north
store .....l2.m
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FOR SALE-A NEW HOME IN THE NORTH
west. Faces of our best avenues. This
home is distinctive for its many special fea-
lures Six spacious rooms, tiled bath. hot
water heat Hardwood trim, gas and electric
lights double floors. large front and rear
porches. Special price for few days only.
SHANNON L LucHs, 71s 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-18

722 F sw. 7r,b. 20 so
1909 ~. sw. sto, d. pa. 80
1872 G sw. 7r.b. 30 so
449Del av sw, 6rw,g25 80
1876 Eye sw. Or. b. 90. so
497 II sw. 6r. w. 20 so
522 AZ sw, stO, d. 1850
Sto, 7O4 AZ sw. 10. 90
$40 9th sw. CRIB. 1880
1916 AZ sw. 7r,w.15.5O
50 n Sc, Arb. 1880
1853 9th sw. 5r.v.12.5O
1853 Del av sw, Sr, bua,. 90
1918 Union sw6r. WHO
126O1a Half Sc, 4r, b1O.6O
124S Half Sc. Or, w1O.0
1883 Union w,5r,w1O.5O
476 NJ sw, 3r, 500
80 X sw. 5r. 1850
34S II sw. 5r. W. 1850
1108 NJ av Sc, Or, w1O.0
81 n sw. Arb. 1900
4O3 e ne. Or. b. ...2O.5O
1878 I'd sw, Ar. W. $50
171S Half sw, 9r.w1O.0
81 Canal sw. Ar, W. 1850
326 f sw, 6r, w. ...17.0
3O6 III sw, 2r, w.. $50
Inc AIS Az st. S,w.