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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

with green and silver shaded candles.
Mrs Roper, Misses Margaret and Vir-
ginia Roper, and Miss Adele Williams,
of Richmond. received. Mrs. Mason
Patrick and Mrs. George Roper served
the fruit punch, and Mrsfi William
Roper poured tea.
Among those who assisted in the
dining-rocm were: Miss Miriam WI
kinson. Miss Mae Perry. Miss Emily
Allyn. Misses Elizabeth Roper and
Leila Taylor.
VIII Attend Dances.
Miss Uidne Walden. who is visiting
Mrs. w. NJ. Parrish. Jr., of 262a
stuart avenue. will leave next Fri
day for Lexington. Va. where she
viii attend the Y. NJ /. and Wash
ington and Lee dances. Miss Walden
will visit the Misses Taylor. OF l7l7
Grove avenue, before returning to
her home at New Kent, Va
Kirmess Workers Meet.
The kirmeSs Association hold an
enthusiastic meeting yesterday even
ing at the Jefferson Hotel MrB. T..
ID. Hotchkiss presided. and there was
large attendance. Chairmen Of sew
ersi sssansas. were = D4sa.nisSs the Haass
Of whom will be published when the
appointments have been completed.
The association win meet every Fri
day at IL o'clock to plan for the
Kirness, which In to be given In
Easter week at the City Auditorium
for the benefit Of the Association for
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiqui-
ties and the Associated Charities.
The association will publish several
days before the first performance OF
the Kirmess a womaus newspapers
which VIII he written and edited, CD
tirely by women. Such paper was
published In Norfolk several weeks
ago before the "apielgarten fest" with
great Success Miss Lila Stewart. of
New York. who trained the dancers
ago before the ''Spielsartenfest" with
charge OF the Kirmcss.
u. w. c. A. tat Home"
Tomorrow afternoon Mt $3.50 o'clock
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation VIII be "at home to the
young women OF Richmond at the
Fern Leaf on Grace and Fifth, DIR.
John II. Eager. who was resident
of Italy sixteen years. viii talk on
that country. and. Mrs. Clarence CABOT
will sing. Luncheon will be served.
u. ID. g. Meeting.
Richmond Chapter. United Daush-
tiers of the Confederacy. will meet on
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock in
Lee Camp Han.
Ofjcere Elected.
The Girls Auxiliary or the Tnstruc
tive Visiting Nurses Association. held
their annual meeting Thursday after.
noon. Offcers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: Miss Nora
Randolph, president: Miss Bessie
Jackson. vice-president: Miss Lora
Crump. recording secretary; Miss
Fannie Miller, corresponding secre-
tary: Miss Mary Street. treasurer. and
Miss Isabelle Carter. assistant treas
urer.
Church supper.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Leigh
! Street Baptist church will serve supp
per in Masonic Hall on Twenty-third
! street on Tuesday evening, February
Is, from $50 to 1890 o'clock.
Important Called Meeting.
| An important called meeting Of st.
Johns Circle OF Kings Daughters will
be held on Monday afternoon ut I
o'clock at the residenee Of Mn.
schmidt, 1t09 East Broad stSeot
Every member Il requested - ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
CARD.WELL NOTES

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
va CARDWELL, VA. Feb. e.-Frtenda
of Mr.. Everett Bowles ara glad to
hear of his rapid improvement after
. spell Of sickness.
Miss Annie Staples OF Boocobcl
who has been sick with grip. Is i'm
proving rapidly.
Gross Carter ana Miss Emma Davis
Of Richmond. were quietly married ii
the parsonage at Cardweli by Rev. p
w. Jackson.
A quiet marriage took place Feb.
ruary ~ Daniel Webster's. when
Miss Mary r. Webster and Arthur L
Payne, Of Spot1yivAnia, were married
by Rev. b. W.sj4chaon. ImIue diately
after the ceremony Mr.. and MIRA
Payne left Tor Spotprivania, which
will be their future hbma.
Mr.. and Mr.. y. \. Wlltahire wer1
visitors 1t the Cardwelt parscnage.
The Cardweli Litegasy 6ocisty elect.
"a new OfIlceFS a tn lASk Mleeting'
The Officers weFo: Nh. Bar,
.prosldenA; Aat. RoA1gt m 49,
prGltdonk: NJ u
ia,y; 49, H. 4 1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

Mrs. +. Fl. Bear. critic. The debate
was fine and 1t was decided that they
would accept the challenge from tho
Hamilton high school. The debate win
come of at Hamilton high school tie
last OF March.
Tom Priddy.> OF Manchester. is
slowly improving after two weeks ILL
ness OF grip.
MIR. Lenox. OF Johnstown. Pa, was
the guest OF Miss Annie Staples Tues
day night.
Colonel Rose and daughter. OF
Sabot, Va, have returned to their
home. after a stay in st. Luke's Hos
pital. very much improved.
Dry c. Staples. OF Boscobel, and
Manley Coliey. OF Columbia. Va. will
leave Wednesday for Tennessee. hay
ing a large contract of railroad work.
Miss Ida Staples will soon return
to her home In Goochiand. after a
stay OF several weeks with friends and
relatives in Lynchburg and Amherst.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

Society

Mas Rachel Trquhart entertained
about fifty OF the society girls OF
Richmond at q very pretty tea yes"
zarday afternoon at her nome III
FRANKLIN STREET The drawins-roon
md library were decorated IN Nil
larney roses and pink carnations WIN
sm,lax and palms. Jonqui,s ana Nlo~
It's We're used I'm the dining room. inc
liable was arranged with a large bas-
ser Of these flowers tied with yellow
and violet tuiie, in the center, and
The ices cakes bonbons and other de-
.aiis were also in yellow ana Nioist-
Mis- rrquhart received in gown
Of pink messaline and real lace. MISS
Garlic Miner and Mrs. Warner Nc
ss4hs s1Esfes pstEesss sshss assssss ts9 : as
the dining-room were Miss Warneid
crenshaw. Miss Elizabeth Wheat. Miss
Eliza beth Johnston, and Mss Meta
Randolph.
Tacky Leap Year Dance.
The society girls or Richmond are
greatly Interested in the leap year
lance which will be given by Miss
Ella Binford at Belvidera Hall on
Saturday evening. February II, at
o'clock. In addition 10 the leap year
feature. 1t will be "tacky dance.
s - iae 1fr.a and >snen WIZ ssaar taeky
costumes, and the buffet supper and
possible. Needless to add II viii be
very amusing dance and wiii be at
ended by many of the smart set.
@ho will enjoy the novelty or Il ''tacky
party" to the fullest
The chaperones VIII he Mr. and Mrs.
andrew Gray. Mr. and Mrs. John
Brooks Fink, Mr.. and Mrs. Hebert
Whitehurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Bowe. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pegran.
M0ntu Mr.
and Mrs. Elmore HotchiSiss, Jr. Mr..
and MRS. /. Newton Vaughan. Dir. and
Mrs. Philip Powers and others. The
girls must get their tickets from Miss
Esnford al the Chesterfield before
Wednesday.
Al the woman's Club.
Miss Niles, OF Boston, Will give
parior talk at the Woman's Club on
Monday afternoon, when her subject
XIII he THE Story Which ~ Al"
Miss Niles has taken prominent part
In the storytelling movement that
nas, created much discussion among
he educators Of the East IN the past
lew years. Mr.. w. p, Shields will
be chairman OF the afternoon.
The library round table WIN meet
On Wednesday afternoon to discuss
The clay LANCER" and "Hifda Less
ways BY Viola Allen under the d.
yection Of Mrs Archer Jones.
ON Thursday evening the February
card tournament will be played with
bridge whist a. the game end the
Usual rules regarding partners and
TssistrAtions q tsolss. e force
Mr.. John ~ ROPER and the Misses
Ropar. of Norfolk, entertained Thurs
daY ektesnoon q ~ exccsdtnxly pretty
!. ~ fnpn / u ~ ~ fhetr residencs in
G9M u IAN drawing room
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gered over the tea cups. crackers.
cheese and deiicacies, concerning
which he SO often wrote in his books.
Much interest IL manifested in the
academy function Of Saturday night,
gotten up by Captain Macon fer bene-
fit Of the band and flag fund. Visit
tors from a distance are expected to
be present, and the program prom
ises To be new and unique.
DIR. w. r. Hatcher. who has been
holding evanxeiistic services since
early in January In Florida and
South Carolina, with Rev. J. d, Will
liams. who was formerly member
In Grace Street church choir as Choir
lister, is expected home this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

schools and OF polytechnic and agri-
cultural schools are desired.
Tho entrance salary Of the major
ity OF male appointees is 81. eco per
annum, with eligibility for promoter
up to $4,000 per annuin as teachers.
Eligibility In the assistant exami-
nation Is required for promotion 10
tho positions OF division superintenn-
ent. which carry salaries ranging
from 1880 to $4,000.
The service requires teachers OF
high school science. English. mathe
matics, history. domestic science, ag-
sicuiture, manual training and super
visors OF school districts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
YOUNG LADY FALLS
ON CAPITOL STEPS

While descending the elevator steps
at the State capitol building about
noon yesterday. Envoy Elizabeth
Young. Of the local branch Of the
Salvation Army. saapf,ssst aud fell down
the steps, severely bruistnE her face
and hands. She was unconscious when
picked up.
after the young woman's injuries were
moved to her nome at s13 East Leigh
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
PIEDMONT MANGANESE
CORPORATION rs CHARTERED

THE following charters were grant
ed yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission:
Richmond, Va. Gilbert w. Ireland,
president; H. b. Weaver. vice-presi-
dent; A. c.. Hume, secretary and treas
ury--aiI OF New York. Capital 81.
600 to 100000. Object and purpose
Mining business.
Virginia Steel Corporation. Norfolk
Va. John Robipson. ST.. John Rob-
inson. Jr., L. b. Deisenroth, secretary
and treasury--All Of Norfolk, Va. Can
tital, 100000 to 10000. OBJECT and
purpose Steel ana iron business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
HOLD EXAMINATION FOR
,.ss. ,.5s, ~ PHIIIPPINE TEACHERS

The United States Civil service
Commission announces an exaznina-
ton to be held on March ls-l4. 1912.
in various cities throughout the
United States. including Richmond.
for teacher, industrial teacher and
assistant in the Philippine service.
Graduates Of college 2nd normal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
Imported and Domestic
Perfumes.

Pivcr's Asurae, Flonmye, Mugus Il
Lierri F1eur. per ounce. ..... .7Sc
Richards Mary Garden" the
odor they are oil talking about;
per oHnce..... .....- ~ 90
G. Masuycr 4 Co.--violette Di-
vine, Rosalura, per ounce. Sc
Roger h Gallet's Vera Violette,
per ounce. ..s.. t...:. 1880. 7Sc
Houbigant's Ideal, per ounce. 81 -
keskoff's DER Kiss, per ounce SIC
Hudnut's D,barfy Extract, per
ounce........, ..+..... ..... 81 ~
2Sc Williams or ColSatc's
Shaving Stick. Powder Or
Paste.... .-'..y.-s-.. I've
W. H Browns American Arbutus,
per ounce --.t-'-i.s-'..+ JyC
Jergen's Eutaska, per ounce &c
Cofgate's Monud Violet, Dactylcs,
La France Rose, Heliotrppe,
etc, per ounce ..... ...,..... Sic
Our Speciality Traglc's .Violets
Of Virginia" per ounce &c
Richard Hudnut's 'sVerveine,"
Violet Sec," 75c and 81 ~
Ed. Pinaud's vegetal Lilas. Vege-
tai Nielette ~ ~ r. ~ - b0c
75c Traele's vioiefs Of Virginia.
most lasting and detiRht-
full perfume, per ounce. 80. zSc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
Funeral Of Mr.. Tatu,n.

The funeral of Mr.. w. r. Tatum.
OF Roanoke, formerly Of Mississippi.
took place Wednesday afternoon lat
Lenvre, Amelia county, Virginia. Rel
atives and friends from the city who
attended were. Mrs. NJ. H.. Tatum.
Messrs Ernest. Pryor and Norman
Tatun,, MIR. Joseph Walton and Mrs.
Floyd Walton. OF Dumparton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
IRACLES 18th ANNIVERSARY SALE Gu ~ 3

Tgs leadership low and high qualities
Tragic saevaues
records Come agles to-day
Pure Drugs Medicines Toilet Requisites and
Househo| Necesst at these wonderfully low
of If the desire
mentioned, find Tgleand big savng too
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
Coffee, 7 ca & Cocoa

Acc one pound Gays Special Blend
Coffee put~up in arr~tignf con- z
tainers, either pulyeiized or gran
ulated, and most delightful
flavor; special, per pound 77c
500 TIVE and ope~haH t2Ja)
pound cans Gray's Special Blend
Coffee, put up as above; spe-
cinl fer 2 N ID. cars. =. j. 7. sc
Coo Gray's English Breakfast Tea,
mixed; delicious and invigorat-
ing drink; put UP in VI pound AIR
tight canisters; per 11lb, Nc
Huyier's delicious Breakfast Cocoa,
rich in the cocoa flavor; put up
in Il and "a ID. cans, l3c and. 23c'
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Soaps

Imported and Domestic.
Pver's Violet, Heiiotrope and Rose lsc
Hudnut's Violet Sec. ...,.S. .25c
Colgate's--all the 25c Soaps, cake Zoe
Cuticura Soap, cake ....... l9c
25cA Shoe Polish Outfit, con-
tainina Sheep Wool Brush,
Sheep Wool Dauber, Box Shoe
Paste. I. s......ss.. &c
Packers Tar Soap, cake lsc
Resinol, cake. .............. .lec
Stiefers, all kinds, cake. .1ec
Calvert's Carbolic, 20 per cent sc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
Fauntan Sylinges,
Hot Water Bottles,
Atomizers, &c.

So "Verebest" Combination Hot
Water Bottle and Fountain Sy-
ringc, red rubber, 4 pipes, guar
antccd.. ,.......s. II ~
$3.50 Royal Red Rubber Com
bination Hot VAscr Bottle and
Syringe, 3 pipes ;. ..... 81 %
$500 superb Combination Sy-
ringe, 3 pipes. .,........H -
$500 Family Hot Water Bottle 81 -
$3.50 Victoria Hot Water Bot.
tie, "Para rubber" 81 ~
$3.50 got. Fountain Syringe, best
rubber, 5 pipes ............. CSC
800 Duluth Bulb Syringe, 3 hard
rubber pipes- SIC
Size 7-quart Cloth Inserted
Fountain Syrinnes: rapid
flow tubing; : pipes, screw
connection; while they last, SIC
$500 Ideal Whirling Spray Sy-
$3.50 Coleman Double Action
Whirling Spray Syringe :. 81 -
So co "Thessico' Ideal whirling
Spray, red rubber buiitb 81, %
75c Arlington Bulb Syringe, 2
hard rubber pipes ,--.- SIC
si.oe 2-quart '.Cavaiier" Hot
Water Bottle, best In town
for the money, special this
1aAe,.,... ...... oSC
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
Tooth Powders

Woodbury's Tooth Powders .....17c
DR.. Graves Tooth Powder TIC
Pasturine Tooth Powder. .17c
Sozodont Tooth Powder. ...~... l9c
10c Package Listers Absorb
ent Cotton. ...........,.. Sc
Tragle's Anti,eptic Tooth Powder lac
Lyons Tooth Powder ......4.. 19c
spearinint Willow Tooth Powder, i9c
Listeline Tooth Powder conn. tic
Calox Tooth Powder ,......... lie
Colgate's Dental Tooth Powder. i9c
Prophytol Tooth Powder. .19c
Williams Tooth Powder. ........ TIC
Calderis Tooth Powder. .... .l7c
Browns Camphorated Tooth Pow
der. TIC
Oriental Tooth Paste .............4 5c
Arnica Tooth Soap. .l7c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
Miscellaneous Department.

25e Dead Stuck - y 80 -. .. tic
25c Black Flag Insect Powder &c
25c Hooper Fatal Food for Reaches TIC
l5c Extract Vanilla and Lemon. :. &c
25c Colman's Mustard -. .131ac
i0c Bird Seed .............5 Size
Lib. 20-Mule Team Borax, .10isc
Bird Gravel. silver or red ..-. &c
Fout's Cattle Powders. ~ .l5c
International Stock and Chicken
FOWuef. $500. lSC
Pratt's Poultry Food ........... l9c
Toothpicks, boxes for. ...... Sc
1cc Eye Shades &c
Soda Mint Tablets ....... Size
Empty Capsules, any size. -. Sic
Csc Wyeth's Menthol Inhalers. :. .11c
Nursing Bottles. ..,......... 31ac
Mustard Plaster, per box. ..,.... .l9c
Toothache Wax, &c
Corn and Bunion Plasters. ...... &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

FOR SALE FOR SALE.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
A HOME.
Having recently built a country home, where
intend to reside permanently. / have decided
to sell my beautiful corner residence, located
at the corner of LIST and w SITS. NV, short
distance from the beautiful and picturesque
Soldiers Home and just a step from Mcmillan
Park. making 1t very desirable home section
This home was built under my supervision.
and especial was exercised TO make IL
complete in every particular, nothing left un-
done that would add to the beauty and conven-
fence OF an ideal home.
Three stories in height and imposing appear
ance combined with rare architectural skill, II
construction and artistic beauty seldom seen In
home, and, situated on corner, 1t has the
advantage OF light and ventilation that cannot
be had In an inside residence.
rooms, each room being complete in every de-
tail to convenience and artistic beauty, ana
arranged with that perfect harmony that Char
acterizes the individuality OF this superb home.
every necessity has been built in the basement,
also a brand-new cold-storage room. This
home IS fully equipped with electricity and gas
and has been lately painted and papered
modern hot-water heating plant makes the
home comfortable In winter, while the location
corner, with all outside rooms makes IT de-
lightfully cool and pleasant in the summer.
Finished in hardwood throughout with beau
tiful stairway and specially designed wood
work. this home must be seen to be appre-
cated.
An Inspection will convince the critical home
and he will be more than charmed with the
arrangement finish and decorations OF this
place.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON.
"Owner,"
TOT G st. NV.
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LINKINS,

W. LINKINS,
ave. NV.
| NV, 2132h H,5r,b.22.50
NV, 2134 81. 5r. b.. .22.@
NV. 2138h H,5r. b. ESQ
NV, so @. Or, b. 20. so
NV. so O. 5r, b. ..0.50
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV, Rear 1912 G. 1000
NV, Rear 7c 10th. 80. 90
STORES.
NV, 9l0 G.. store and
rooms above....250 90
| NV. ls6o + store and
| NW,71s 18th. sto. go. 90
NV, Store and dat, q,
b. good business lo-
cation ......... IS. 80
ST store, Sr. bath. .35. 50
| Nw,2153 p, store, suit
able for tailor. q. so
STORAGE.
NV, Large hap, Sd
floor, suitable for
dancing classes or
lodge meetings. SO. so
NV. sol 18th. storage
room ......-.-.lO .w
COLORED TENANTS.
| NV, 2l20 L. 9r.Zb .35. so
NV, 1910 10th, 50
NW.NlS p. 6r.w.17.W
NW.1713 Fla av. Or,
water ..........15.50
NV. 500 Nh av.8.W12.@
| Sc, 1914 Sd. 12r, b. 20. 90
Other houses from 81 NJ
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE a DECIDED BARGAIN IN A
WELL CONSTRUCTED BRICK DWELLING.
Less than $1,000 will be considered for
beautiful three-story brick dwelling, with eel
lar. on 18th st. between Rhode Island avenue
and o ct.
First foor-Parlor. library, dining room. pan
try and kitchen.
Seven sleeping rooms on the second and third
floors; modern bathroom: a firstclas hot-water
heating plant; lot 20 by 100 feet.
You could not build this house under 81 ,o00
to say nothing of the valuable lot. Any one
wishing to locate in . well improved square,
convenient to the downtown section, should do
we'll to investigate.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1S4o New York ave.
FOR SALE
NEAR EAST CAPITOL ST AND 9th ST.
two-story house with a cellar. Parlor,
on the first door; i've bedrooms and bath on
me second moor: hot-water heat: lot 20 by 100
1eet. with two-story brick stable on the rear.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE GREATEST BAR
GAINS EVER OFFERED ON COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS
Between 18th and 18th SITS three-story
and cellar brick dwelling. containing 12 rooms.
three bathrooms. two stairways. hot-water
heat; over 1000 square feet more In the
lot. running back to q wide public alley.
$1,000 will buy this elegant home 1t will
compare with many held at $4,000 and
$4,000. In fact. 81 800 was once loaned on
this property.
II you wish to purchase house at a price
so low that you would be able to sell at
profit. this is your opportunity.
STONE e. FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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2yERLooKiNG BE1uTiFuL sonpns.x
s9Nb 's ~ Sw E oNnS nG INT Az ~
sas q a sss.s NIB ihEI {Ia HS b;1E haas
your very doa ss' ~ t R'%t sesernm.0s FOR
your pleasure and canvea,snse Brief Aeserip-
M MAI i'I 9.a nom: and .se's.ics ball, s
taDesiry brick fronts. .ad -sSite press nrisI
Heishts; ONLY $50 CASH and SO monssy,
and balance is int.rcrt. which is only per
cent on both trusts. Take nth ct. carr %
S ss sss. and I E;s r iss r s..s
agent at houses.
Is SOLD. ONLY 1 LEFT.
TAKE ApvAS Tss sS OF THIS REAL
after you h.Ts ss cSr them
ER fsn . ."S 4; rs. e.,. Of
COL, AZ Is, TSfE g's.s5ei Ss;li,as
HEAT; gas and electric lights; suiitin re-
frigerators: steel beam construction; hardwood
servants toilet: double front and rear Iporch..
Only sso po os 1 %s as ssng q tn s So
per month. ALWAYS orES. Our auto SER.
s 4 SEE zSSF 90 stsp'i isos End ST NV gust
around the ccrrers-S lssgs rooms recepticn
al the modern sieT 0s son,.nisnes. kEpf6Ep TS
1915 EASIEST KIND OF TERMS. Al
wnLBTT q REENEcKE o.. Ise.
Phones Main $3.50. 1909 q. NV. !
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;T-UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-UNFURNIS
52.50-143 21st. 12r, b
50.W1H7 @ ne. store,
dwelling & stable
30. 5O-165 q NV. Sr. b
30. 50-1S3S Ing ter. Tor, b
27.50-1314 Cor NV. 6r. b
21.5O-1109 l ne, Or, b
%. 50-1iS C ne, Or, b
20-5O-221 E ne, Or. b
1S.50-1433 G. ne, Or. b
1S.50-25i 18th Sc, 6r. b
J. L. KOLl
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HE'D.
Is. 5O-1223 MISE. Or. b
FLATS.
90. OO-a11 III NV, Or, b
l7.5O-l441 Pa av sc. Or
l3.5O-414 o NV. Sr, b
COLORED.
%. GL321 Va av Sc, Sr
%. 5O-1S32 r st. Or. b
16.5O-11O2 w st, Ar
15.0-12o1 Wat sc. Or. b
}. 923 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO.

FOR RENT-BY GEO.
INA Pa.
NV, 1921 21st, Tor. b.
furnished .--.$lOO.OO
Nw.1752 nth. 11r.
20 ...-..-.--..-S.oS
NV, POPS G,11r,s. 5000
NV. 500 NJ av. 10. b30. SO
NW.6l1 NJ av, 10, b30. so
NV. 1923 10th, Sr. b3O. 50
NV, 80 Fl. Or, b. .N.50
NV. S27 22d, Or, b. T.30
NV, 222O G, Sr, b. Is. so
NV, 1912 4th, 7r, b. 25.G
NV. 2207 81, Or, b. $50
NV, 1928 II, Or. b. 1880
W,l713 Fla av. 5r.
water ....--..-. 1880
NE,l012 X, Or. b. 20. so
Sc, 800 S G av. CRIBS sc
NE. 1929 p. Or. b. 20. 50
Sc. 700 9th. sr.b. %. SO
Sc. 1347 l., 5r, w.. $50
HEATED APIS.
NV, Octavia. cor Col
and Quarry roads
No SS-5r. b, fur. SO. 90
No 2S-4r, bath. as. 00
No 37-4r, bath. . .35. 90
No 36-4r. bath. 80. 50
No S3r, bath. B.5(
No 39-3r, bath. .8.I
NW,S15 21st, 5r. b. 32.5l
INVITA- Pa ava, bN. 81
NW,1714 Pa ava. b22.N
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FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
$3.50 @ NV. Or. b.$30.50
326 9th ne. Or. b. 1880
616 NJ ne. Or. b.. 1880
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UNFURNISE
400 Fla av. Ar. boob
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THOMPSON bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

FOR sALE-LAMoNT ST BET nth AND istA.
Semi detached pev house.
Built by Breuninger.
u rooms: baths: hot water heat: hard
wood 6ors; garage: ess and electric
lights; lot Is feet front
Price, sic, 500. ~ =
II you want a highclas home II will
pay you to investigate this property.
n. " BOUIC 4 CO.. lA27 H st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

FOB SALON 18th ST. SOUTH OF PARK
: - - ROAD. Z.
g rooms and hath on 3 6eors.
Large porches front end resr; hcupe n
feet wide: gas and electric Nights: bot.
81 water heat; oak doors. Houses of this
kind are hard to get. Sc as at once.
You Will mot be disAppcfeted II you wspt
= Z we'll built and well located e-rco0
Il. Y. Bouro & CO.. i4s7 q Ct nv. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

FOR sALE-RDNT. $3.50 EACH; PRICE.
&2lSO.
Well built Groom and bath beirk HOUSES:
located near eth and r SITS. me-; always
rented to good white tenants. We have
Of them. This 10 a dne Investment.
II. ". BOCIC & CO., 1427 ST. nv.