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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-02-16
HoRTENsE NOTES

Mr.. Werden Dickerson, who met
with the accident of getting his leg
broken by the train in Evansville,
Ind, came home last Monday from
DR.. Burt's Infirmary in Clarksville.
Mr.. C. H. Dickerson has returned
home from Evansville, accompanied
by little Mamie Bell Dickerson, the
little daughter of Mr.. Werden Dick
erson. Mr.. G. B. Suggs returned
home from GAINESVILLE md; Mr.
Bud Darden and Mr.. Toj1 Darden
from Adams, Tenn, is he:s visiting
Mr.. Charlie Gatewoods, who has
been sick, but is improving MT. "
r. Yates and Mr.. G. F. Teasley were
the guests of Miss Corinne Washing
ton Sunday Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Dickerson entertained quite a number
Of guests Sunday. Mr. Werden Dick
erson is residing at the home of his
brother, Mr.. c. H. Dickerson. Miss
Alma Robertson is here visiting her
sister, Mrs Ernestine Lankfort, who
has been sick but is much better now.
Mr.. Foster Washington is sick. Mr.
George H, Darden has been sick, but
is improving nicely.
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PuLAsKI NorEs.

Mrs. Martin Thomas came in from
Kansas City, Mo-, This week. He is
the son of Mr.. Albert Thomas and he
brought his younger brother with
him. Mrs. L. H. Holbert spent last
Saturday and Sunday in, town. Mrs.
Missouri Allen and Miss Matte Lou
Patten, who have been sick for the
past week, are out again. Miss Jose
phine Jennings, who has been sick
for several days, is improving nicely
Mr.. Gilbert Jennings is on the sick
list. Mr.. James Rhodes, Of Decatur,
Is in town visiting his brother, Mr.
Wiley Rhodes. The inclement
weather caused the postponement Of
the grand Leap Year entertainment
at Beulah Baptist Church, until Sat
urday, the 18th inst. Miss Delphy
Meredith, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. D H. Meredith, of North End,
has just returned from Huntsville,
where she has been FOR some time
Hon. ]. H. Slaton, G. M. Of 1. o. l.,
was in town last week on fraternal
business. Mrs. Mary F. Utley, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Gabriel McKissack, for
several days, has returned to her
home in Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. N. N.
Reynolds, Grand Lecturer of the Or
der Of Calanthe, was in town Sunday
mingling among his many friends
Mrs. G. G. Joyce has been elected by
Beulah Baptist Church to organize
and instruct its choir. The second
quarterly examination is being held
at the City High School this week,
Of which Prof. Hill is principal.
Everybody wants the Globe and they
find out the news. Mrs. Anna Civ
ems, who has been sick, is much bet
ter and will soon be able to resume
her work.
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Randolph Chapel were nearly all va
cant last Sunday. A large company
of Mt Bethlehem Baptists were pres
ent to the delight Of some Of the Of
ficeGs OF the church, who were pres
ent. Mrs. ]. D. Martin, member
reports the quarterly meeting in part
"a failure. The inclement weather
was hindrance. Rev. Mr.. Calhoun
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Martin while here. He returned Mon
day on the 9:40 a. m. train to Chat
tanooga Mrs. Versa Petty has re-
turned from Birmingham, Ala, after
attending the funeral and burial of
her aunt. Information reaches us
that Mrs. s. e. oliver has peen trou-
bled with nervous attacks since her
encounter with a white brute by the
name Of Smith, out near Gaines
Chapel, where she was teaching
Smiths trial has been waived twice
and he was each time remanded to
the Jasper Jail in default Of bond.
The sick are: Mrs. p. Patton, Mrs.
Ola James, Miss Elna Wilson, Mrs.
Addie Burns and Mrs. Elvira John
son. The convalescent are: Mrs. AL
bert Pankey, little Miss Clara Gaines,
Mrs. Lucretia Barnes and Mrs.
Speaker Lane. The ladies of the
Twentieth Century Embroidery Club
met with Mrs. ]. d. Martin last
Thursday afternoon. A most enjoy
able hour with all present The
teacher and pupils of Richard City
School spent the first hour in the az
ternoon of the 7th discussing the life
and character of Charles Dickens, OF
the 18th of Lincoln, of the 18th of
st. Valentine.
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HICKORY WITHE NOTES.

We are still having pretty weather
Miss Sallie Moore is very sick with
pneumonia. Mrs. Lucy V. Hardy was
the guest of Mrs. Drem Shelton last
week. Messrs. Tom and Ezekiel
Shelton were the guests of Misses
Bessie Hardy and Lena Marybone
Wednesday night Mrs. Annie Black
well and daughter were the guests OF
Mrs. l.. V. Hardy Thursday. Mes
danes l.. S. Johnson, Jane Porter and
Misses Mary Porter and Lula Wal
lace were the guests Of Mrs Annie
Blackwell Tuesday night. The guests
were highly entertained with music
by Mrs. l.. S. Johnson and Miss Mary
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Brooks
were the guests of Mrs L. V. Hardy
Wednesday,. Messrs. George Hardy
and Levy Maybone are still thrash
ing peas. They have thrashed two
hundred and fifty bushels. Miss
Pearlie Hardy made a flying trip to
Memphis last Tuesday to visit a lit
tie sick girl, Tommy Bone. Misses
Samella Tennie and Rosie Ivy were
out last Saturday for a horseback
ride. Miss Margrett Jones, Of Car
dona, was visiting her aunt and un-
Gle, Mrs. L. " Hardy and Mr.. Levy
Maybone, last week. Mr.. Tommy
Owens has completed a neat little
home for Mr.. L. s Johnson on the
Johnson farm, where he and his wife
will soon reside. Mr.. Elton Brooks
was Miss Bessie Hardy's guest last
Sunday. Mrs. Pauline Myers, Of
Memphis, is the guest of Mrs. L. v.
Hardy. Through the kindness Of
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TuLLAHoMA NOTES.

The pleasant weather last week
was highly appreciated by the. wash
erwomen and wood haulers. Mrs.
Susie King Cannon Is up and able to
and out again. Mrs. Garry Cheatham
and Mrs. Birdie Oldrldge, of Sc
vance, were the guests of Mrs. Aman-
da Gwynn and Mrs. Bessie Darrell
last week. Mr.. Morris Morderris
joined the Globe family last week.
You are right, Morris, read the
Globe a month before you get mar
ried. Mr.. Charlie Taylor died in st.
Louis last week and was brought
home by his brother, Napoleon Tay-
lor. His funeral was attended by
Rev ]. S. Swift and Rev. ]. B. March
banks. He was buried in the Citizen
Cemetery. Mrs. Lucinda Jones, the
wife of Mr.. S. R. Jones, left last
week for Louisville, KY, where she
goes to join her husband. They will
make Louisville their future home.
Mr.. Jones is in business in Louisville,
and the many friends of Mrs. Jones
regretted very much to see her leave
but wish for them great success.
Mr.. Tom Cannon and Tom Duncan
will leave next week for Mississippi
to take charge of saw mill. Rev.
VIM. L. Craft was in our town last
week boosting the B. Y. P. U. Rev.
Craft is the right man in the right
place. Rev. Merida, Of Murfrees-
boro, was in town last week in the
interest Of the M. r. Church and its
Connection. Rev. N. B. Morton Is
planning to go to Kansas City to the
General Conference. His church says
he must go.
Roy. N. p Gregg and wife passed
through our town last week en- route
for McMinnviile, where her mother
is quite sick. Mrs. Anna Matthews,
Of Indianapolis, Ind, is here this
week making preparation to move
her mother, Pennie Matthews, TO In
diana. They will leave Sunday, Feb
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CEMETERY NOTES.

Messrs. Anthony and Walker VIM
row were the guests of Misses Edith
and Josie Orr Sunday afternoon. The
home of Mr.. John Wade and all that
it contained were completely de-
stroyed by fire. Miss Norah and
Francis Vaughter were the guests of
Mrs. Bertha King Sunday afternoon
The entertainment given by the
young ladies of this place was quite a
success. Mrs. Josephine Orr has re-
turned from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Mary Young Rev. B. F. An
derson attended Sunday-school at
Stone River Chapel Sunday morning
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IAGRANGE NOTES

Mr. ]. B. Stephens made a flying
trip to Somerville on Friday and re-
turned Saturday night. The c. NJ e.
Church circuit including La Grange
has new pastor in the person Of
Rev. Rogers. We wish for him much
success. The bad roads make tray
cling almost impossible in this part
of the country.
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dress, who has been sick for several
weeks, is able to be up and out again
and will leave for Nashville Monday.
Mrs. Ella Vasser left Friday for
Cumberland Furnace. Rev. r. Vann,
presiding elder of the Dickson dis
trict, was in Centerville Sunday.
Rev. j. w. Sebastian left Friday for
Louisville, Ky. The Globe is one of
the best Negro papers published in
defense of the race We only have
four subscribers for the new year
We hope more will come in soon.
MELVILLE (Mo.) NOTES.
Rev. VIM. E. Helm, pastor of the
Friendship Baptist Church of this
place, delivered an address at the
public school building last Monday
afternoon, under the auspices of the
M. D. Brooks Rhetorical Club The
subject was Dignity and Intellectual
Power" The good doctor handled
his subject in a mastery way. The
following named persons were elected
officers of the Nj. d. Brooks Rhetori-
cal Club for the ensuing month:
president, Miss Essie Hudson; vice
president, Miss Beatrice Burnett;
secretary, Miss Clara B. Calhoun;
chaplain, Miss Estella Townsend; edl-
tor, Miss Willie R. Tompkins. Mr.,
Chester B. Walker of Walnut Ridge,
Ark, passed through our town last
Wednesday en- route to Centerville,
Tenn, to visit his parents. While
here he was the guest Of Prof. The
odore g. Walker, his brother. Mr..
Brunson Jackson will soon be ready
to move into his new house that he
is having erected on, his farm two
miles northwest of town. In Prof.
Chas A. Robinson (white) we have
one of if not the best county super
intendent in the State. Prof. Robin
son is quite a young man, but he is
full of energy and his original and
thoughtful plans have already
stamped him as a wise leader, and
he has shown that he is deeply in
terested in the colored youths OF
this (Butler) county. The Leap Year
Supper given on the 1st was quite a
success. Mr.. S. F. Fulton has been
sick. for several days.
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LINDEN NOTES

The Allen Christian Endeavor met
at 6 o'clock D. m Sunday and dis
cussed christian Virtues and Gen
crosby" A very interesting meeting
was held Rev. P. J. Nelson preached
a noble sermon Sunday night. Miss
Willie May Hurt, of Nashville, Is
teaching music here.
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FRANKLIN NOTES

FRANKLIN NOTES.
The Canarian Art Club celebrated
their first anniversary Wednesday
night, February 7th, at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Hildries.
The house was beautifully decorated
with the club colors, green and yell
low. The club was a year old and
it has grown strong, having a men,
bership of fifteen. Dr. Mccoy spoke
on behalf of the club, as did DR..
Redmond, Messrs. C. B. Hodge, Fount
Brown and Southall. The lady teach
ers gave very nice talks, Misses Otey
and Halfacre, Mrs. Patton and Mrs.
Tom Baugh. Fifty-two guests were
present The hostess served a dainty
menu consisting OF salads, ices and
cake. The ices were green and yell
low. Many thanks we're turned the
Canarian Art Club. Mr.. Clabe Farm
er and Mr. George Durdin, of Nash
vile, were the Sunday afternoon
guests of Misses Sadie Murdix and
Mile Church. The ladies of Frank
lin entertained Thursday, February
Sth, Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Toney
Hildreth, corner Cameron and South
Margin streets. The reception rooms
were thrown together and were beau
tifully decorated with green and yell
low. Mrs. Hildreth was assisted in
receiving by her daughter, Mrs
Hightower Hobbs. Games were
played until late hour, wien four
course menu was served. There we're
about one hundred guests present.
Mrs. Mitchell wore a lingerie gown
over pink, deliberately trimmed in
lace. Mrs. Thomas formerly lived
here, but now resides in Chicago, Ill.
Rev. MCGEE, of the Holiness Church,
has been carrying on very success
full meeting for two weeks. He was
assisted by Rev. Crosby, of Nash
vile.
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Do not think that be-
cause the Christmas hol-
idays are over that it is
too late to give your lit
tie girl a Negro Doll. If
this thought has occurred
to you, you are laboring
under the wrong impress
sion. Girls always ap-
preciate dolls, because
they are companions for
them in their loneliness.
They are joys to her
when her play-mates ar
rive. They are just the
things to remind her of
her own beautiful like
ness. We are still pre-
pared to ship these dolls
Immediately upon re-
ceipt of your order for
the same. We will sell
any of the dolls named
below, which are all we
have left, at the amount
marked opposite each
size doll.
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Mr.. Morris Clemncns the Matthews Matthews
school has secured an instrument.
The teacher, Mrs. l.. S. Johnson, will
spare no time in teaching her pupils
to sing by note. The wedding bells
are ringing for Miss Beulah Gran
berry and Mr.. B. Brazil. The John
son school, taught by Mrs. A. T..
Johnson, is an excellent one; the at
tendance is seventy a day, one hun
dged and ten on roll. Mrs. Johnson
has for an assistant her daughter,
Miss Mae f. Allen.
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Y. LINKINS.
ave. NV.
No S-.ir, bath. .2S.50
NV. 202O G. 5r, b. $3.50
SW,Sl5 21st, Or, b.32. 30
INVITA- Pa avs. b27. 80
NW,2l34 II. Or. b. - 80
NV, % @. Or, b. ..2.50
NW,s2 Q. 5r. b. % so
SW, 1905 c, Or, b. .22.50
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV, Rear 712 10th. 30. 90
STORES.
NW,S19 G. st.rms25).O0
NV. 1871 18th. 1910
Sc. H3S LIST. sto, rnls.35. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
NV. $40 10th I'd A. rs 30
NV. 19&Pa av, hall 90
CULOREU TEN T.
Nw.1l29 NJ avs. w20. 50
w.2t;4 +, CIR, W. 30. So
W.1713 Se'tn.6. w1S.5O
,mce.
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FOR RENT-BY B. +. s
e II NV, sto&dw.$I7.5O
1907 9th NV. l1r, b. Al. GO
254l 18th NV. lar, b45. %
1907 10th NV, Tor. b4 800
633 + Cap, Tor. b. 2-5u
1927 o NV. Or. b. 10. 80
iii 18th NV. pr. b3o. ~
1907 Corc'n NV. 8, b.52.JD
l42 l. NV. 7r. b. .::o.I9
1851 9Th NV, Or, b. . 5000
1903 9Th NV. Or. b. $50
1928 Evarts ne. 7r. b27. 10
$50 18th ne, 7r. b. .2l.5D
1910 :sd NV. Or. b.27.50
1920 Sth NV. ST., BIZ. so
2lO D NV, Or. b. .N.50
1927 10th ne. Or, b.25.5O
$40 X NV. Or. b. $3.50
Is O NV. 7r. h. .2a.50
1924 Ore av.5r.h. $3.50
7l9 18th re. Or. b. $3.50
7l6 L NV. dwg. part24. 60
I2iO Evarts ne. Ir. b23. Il
COO Q NV, 7r. b. ). $50
.222G q NV. or. b. 10. 81
4l6 3th NV. 5r. " .2D.50
2Sl3 VI NV, Or. b. so
33i 18th Sc. Or. b. 1900
1922 Nj av NV. Or. w1S.to
1904 Ga avnw.5 bliss 80
s12 F w.2r.2d fl. 1900
1920 Fla av ne. Or. b17.50
431 18th Sc, Or. b. 1850
1923 9th nw,7r. W. IL. 30
1927 4fh NV. Or. W. 1850
1900 Md av ne, Or. w16. Az
1870 C ne. Ar, b. 1000
312 14th ne. Ar, b. i8.0n
500 l. ne, Ar, b. ..15.a0
S12 9TH ne. Or, w. 10. III
1920 X re. Or. b. ..i0. 80
S4O2 Ga ay NV. Or, w13.50
1852 K'mer ne, %, ". 90
900 18th ne. 5r. 1000
COLORED TENANTS.
422 Fla av NV. Or. b32. 20
1io7 : NV. Sr, b. COCO
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FOR RENT-RENT REDUCED TO PERMA-
nent tenant: 1920 Clifton st. NV. Columbia
Heights; 10 rooms; baths; hot-water heat,
large back yard.
l76O Willard NV: rooms and BATH fur
mace heat back yard: also nice residence for
sale at Falls Church, Va.
f. T. FENWICK, 600 + st.
FOR RENT-I412 Sc; SIX ROOMS; MOD
prn bath: excellent condition. all cars. A
perfect home for only $2i.50 per
JOHN w. CHILDRESS. l413 IL st. NV.
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FOX SALE
At 10Th arl X SIS re.
Exhibit Home
aIn 10Th STREET NOg HGASg.
Open day antl $50 ..ra
Prices fIom s. $50 10 81. 3i.. $50 usr month
takes re .: al! payments. % Salch va
save s a.5c.
All have deep lots to paved alloy with vide
front lawns
Six large. sunny rooms
Front and back norches
Cellar under entire house. with stee, bean
const fuction.
Two-part laundry tubs.
Economical guaranteed furnace. with hot yatss
attachment.
Gas hot water heater for summer use.
Tie hath with frst-ciass plumbing.
Index nickel spigots in bath and kitchen-
Porcelain sink. with tile splash.
Elegant ventilated gas range. with porcelain
drip pan.
glass doors.
China closet In dining room.
Elegant CHARTERED oak mantels. with mirror.
tile facing and odorless asbestos gas logs
for cool days when you do not wish nre
the entire Eouse.
straight staircase with fun size plate rlAss
mirror in entrance hall: private entrance
from hall TO kitchen.
Beautifully decorated.
Made-to-order Holland shades at every window.
Kitchen walls covered with vanished tile.
Hardwood double oak flooring.
All windowsills of stone.
Expensive gas fixtures. with electric ATTACH
ments.
Ask for booklet explaining small cash pay.
Went and monthly payment more than rent.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC.
Builders and Owners.
Shannon 4 Lurhs. 713 14th ct. NV.
Selling Agents
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FOR RENI-Bl GEO.
TIA Pa.
Nw,1752 18th. 1lr.$S3 .33
SW.137 l3tii. 1Or.h. -. ,
NV, 2l24 Paw. lOr.O. 90
NW.1 100 ID. 1Or. b. 30. 20
NV, 9O6 L, Or, b. .35. so
Sc, $50 X, Tor, b.. 80. 20
NV, 1904 Webster st.
Or, b .oO.on
NV. 500 NJ av.1O. BIO 50
NV. 1925 10th. sr, $3.50
NV. 1910 9th. 7r.b.21.50
NV. S27 92d. 9r h. .2I..O
SE,31s sc av Or. b. 20 80
NV. 2217 I. Tor, b.25.6O
NV .222O G.. Sr. b.2.50
NV, 232O I. Or, w.15.50
NF. I.e,3 b. CT. l.. %. 80
Sc, 700 9th. Sr. h. 20. so
APARTMENTS.
Octayia-
No 31-4r. bath. "a. 90
No :R-4r. bath. $3.50
Get complete list at
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!. SAUL CO.. It'll 81 NV.

ACL CO.. It'll & L NV.
Alb q NV, 7r, b. .27 30
1903 Marin NV, Z. b25.65
122S 4th NV. ar. b. %. 30
i32 n NV. sto. fiat 200
100 Hary'd Hw,6, b. 30
1901 Mad st VS.. b23.50
$50 25th NV. Or. b.23.0
POS Morgan NV. Or, b22. 80
2437 Ga Nv INV Or. be-. 80
40 Oakdale NV, q. b20.50
o02S Ga av. sto. 3r. 20. 90
1922 NJ av nv. 5.w1S.5O
1904 10th NV. Or. w16.50
1911 NJ av NV. Ar, b1G.5O
1920 4th NV, Or, ". 1850
436 V NV. 3r. b. 1880
$50 Warren ne. Ar, b15.50
70 O NV. store. 1900
1917 Mad'n NV. 5r, w15.W
2219 Water NV, Or. w15.W
1927 Duncan ne. Ar. bl4.0D
237 Va av sw. 5r. w.12.50
1910 Vincent CT NV.
or. W .i2.50
1921 Water NV. Or. w12.50
204O Ga av NV. 3rw.i2.5O
425 Ridge NV, Ar, " .d2.23
226S 9th NV. ir. IL 81
l27 n Sc, Or, W. 1880
So Goat al NV, 4r, w1O.W
SD & f ne. Or. ". 1000
STORES.
,22O 7th NV, sto. Z, b65. 90
lS41 9th.sto.2 apts65. on
1928 9TH NV. st, ST., bio. 90
1901 9TH NV. sto, 8, b5O.9O
APO Fla av NV. 100
l1I6 7th NV, sto. 81 40
2202 Ga av, st, Or, BIZ 90
II Fla ay NV. store.
Ar. h........-.. .2S.oO
1888 7th NV, store25. 90
2l33 G NV. st, 4rw. 2.Oo
1910 Ga av. 90
TOO S NV. 1000
2o34 Ga ay. north
store .1-.W
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FOR SALE
NEAR Y. W. AVE. on q ST
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
3SroRY BRICK.
ROOMS AND RATH
ONLY $5.vp.
FOR SALE
REDUCED TO 4.3s0.
BEAUTIFUL MIN PEFW0RTH HOMA
On NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
LARGE ROOMS AND BATH.
2-SToRl BACK PORCH
COMBINATION GAS AND EI-EC. F1XTt RF9.
HEATED BY not WATER. LARGE ATTIC.
ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
WM. III. SAL NhfttS CO. Southern bldg.
sGs 18th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

"a ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, WELL LO-
Gated In the District facing on two macadam-
lied roads; lies high; fine for subdivision or
farm: clear Of incumhrance. Can be bought for
$500 per acre. Would consider improved city
property In exchange.
CHARLES A. RHODES. lei q 1t.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAIfs-SMAlI HOUSE NEAR 10th AN,
Park mad; SIX rooms aud bath: newly lapcicd
and painted; awnings. >rrcrns. etc y" agents
OWNER. Box -. Star office
FUR SALE = BEAUTIFUL NV. CORN blk
with shade trees and >lruhh.ry: bot s"N
rvarly new brick house: r,,ons. bath ana
cellar. a.m.i-. fine corner for doctor viii
sacrifice for less than 5000. Address hex y,
Star office
FOX SALF-INtS 81 NJ oFIOR1T My FOX
colocd buyer IL obtain modern three st"r.
brick home In Tho hest residential section ~
IN" city. containing = large. bright rooms
bath. and cellar under entire house. Recently
put In hrsf class condition throughout lrtce.
A.tJt Add,'sS Eox ~. Star ONCE.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WILL PAY CASH FOR EQUITIES IN ME-
dium-priced apartment houses; bargains only.
Don't answer unless give full particulars. L. o.
BOX lH3.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

feR SAIE@A GREAT BAE,;Al> oNt iAH'.i.
q room. semi sirtarht,l la,,rSr on Park 81. Kan
die Highlands. bot water hca; and all oihef
nsslrrn imp-st cm.snt>. Price "nN Si1s,. Ems Z
cash payment, l'slan"c monthly. = v >Nh
DER. $50 - 50. -
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

$50 -FOUR ROOMS AND BATH: KITCHEN
heat; excellent location. Inquire Ola Md. ave.
ne. rs
THE RANDOLPH. 1913 LINc'ILN koAD.tlvB
large outside rooms and bath, large closets;
S.s and ong
TRUESDELI. 1927 Lincoln ave- ne.
FOR RENT-FLORENCE COURT. EAST CALI:
fornia ave. and Phelps place; Two rooms ana 2
bath: also Ave rooms and bath. Apply ae
Florence Court.
FOR RENT-Colored-E1 new apt. NJ
FRANK WxiTFR so1 Colorado bldg:
THE SHERMAN. 10Th AND L SIS. NW.-s.
room housekeeping apartment for rent: very
desirable. Apply at the Sherman.
FOR LEASE : MEDIUM SIZED. WELL Ar.
ranged housekeeping and non hoGseEeepnS
apartments in those four story tireproof build.
ings now being finished the south side OF
street between 14th and 18th sts NV. Repre-
'e sw aprs on the PREMISE or nExsrY CO.
727 18th st. NV
THE FRANKLIN. 1915 I4th ST. Wv
and rooms and bath. 5000 to $515
THE AGrsTA. y. Y, and n .a ayes Is nv ne go, g
THE 5o1 aDp asa sats sa 18th St Nv ana ''
THE Ior1sA. 2ls \. Y. ave. :.
THE FoG HER aHa saf 1ass 18th St W" ana VOW
THE 0 TAiR sF" 4'1 200 East Cap ST. ' 0
THE !' pHvo oSa TIKI rs, Columbia '-'
: rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. S31 50
THE OREGON, 1927 14th st. NV
rooms and hath so %
and room. and aa' and sas
THE HAWTHORNE. 1927 ST. nw.m 80. :
aas f9o Sr s NV bath room. and hath 70 TO s 20
WEAVER BROS. 735 18th ST. NV
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FOR RENT-NO. . 1 ST. N.E.-I4 ROOMS AND
bath; opposite st. Aioysius Church; rent re-
ing rooming house. Key at kenealy's drug
store
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FOR SALE
Make your comparisons with anything
up to $4,000.
1915 10Th ST.
,2Oth st. and Park road,
Facing Rock Greek Park.
Three-st Groom colonial
homes. with fronts OF English
tapestry brick. Interiors beauti-
fully decorated: very handsome,
specially designed fixtures. These
homes possess many features new
to Washington. You will enjoy
inspecting them, whether You
wish 10 buy not.
Price, 81 $50.
Reasonable cash payment
$4S.50 per month,
including all interest
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC,
Builder and Owner.
shannon 4 Luchs. 713 14th st. NV.
Selling Agents.
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$30.50-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH: KITCHEN
furnished: gas electric light: hot-water
heat; excellent location. Inquire Ola Md. ave.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN 4 SMALL
new brick houses, all rented, for new home
NV. section; full informa ton desired. OWNER.
Box SO. Star office
STREET CHANGES COMPEL ME- TO MOVE;
will rent buy modern eight ten room
house west of 18th heights in near
suburbs; detached preferred; no attention I'M
less street. number and price given. Box
AZ. Star Office.
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FOR RENT
COLORED TENANTS. BRAND-NEw.
764 to $50 Lamont ST. NV. ; and
ba tn; nicely papered and finished: deep yards;
colonial front porches. between 9th and 18th
st. cars.
See these today-only left.
Rent. SIS month.
JAMES A. CAHILI4 1908 L st. NV
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

40 10th NW-ROOMS SI.5o WEEK %:
best table board, 81 aud $50 week; down
town.