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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
ALLIES WILL NOT
DELAY ANY LONGER
VIII Not Permit Turks 20
Rev'ctualize Adrianople
and Turkey Must BE Pre-
pared 20 Resume Negotia-
tions-New instructions
Are Sent from CONSTANT
nople 10 the Delegates.
~ AssocIArEn -

London. Dec. ga crisis fu the
peace conference all he reached To-
morrow n ne TurkH decide Go waive
their demand 20 revictuaiEs Adrian
aple the allies vii submit 90 terms
and real negotiations bsgins n not 4
warm discussion. perhaps breaking ur
fhe conference wiif eusue
u Is believed ln some qrafters ths
Turks are srHrriug fur time 80 a. q
reinforce their armies. bat the con-
census ~ opinion % thar fnaily thev
wlu yield fo a continuance 90 ufFo-
tIatlons
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
Bosros PHYSICIAN
OoEs 10 HELP N FIGHT

Atlanta. De- .1-in rcrponsc a. ap-
pals from Mldvills. the state board "A
health TO-DAY. toieg1auhcd nr. " E
Park uf BOSTON. Mass. 20 ~ t1 Mid.
rHle anf afI r fre 1rhf arHfnrf men.
.lnEltlA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
BRYAN LEAVES FOR
HIS WINTER HOME
spends oay Win Hlt Ser srs rh.-
leaves for Miami Where Ne wgl
spsnd ere Winter.

Wnshtngtou, Dee e1-Col W. 4
gryau. after a day spent with wiInar-
Bryan. Dr. here. Isft tonirht Tor IA.
uirtcr home tn Miami FIa re wonfs
saw nothing ~ h.s conference wftt
Gotarngr Wllan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
BOLD BANDIT OF
SEATTLE CAPTURED
sailor Nhs corawandmsrro Awsosnnbu.
ed Robbss stores. shostna r~s. ls
Caunha

se1fflf. Dee ea-Thr bandit $40 a.
rlnaf NnnuanIHnfrH y tuufIna nMF mra
rulnuf nn8 thn HhauNfuf ~ 1r8us klm
nnelf fnr CIt'. NhEu hu rrflhaf = ~ lann
EfuraFF store. Nn# NinM lr Eve runNfnN
rHNn.H. NNHfe. Hrn WuMunul fNu nlffI.
eaa arrested lulaFs lie EaNn hia uama
a. Alsxan4eg ThpuiEa1n. aEe "A. . amlhsr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
GREEK TORPEDO BOATS
EoNBARD An ISLAND

Athsna Dee 21.-Grcek torpedo De-
sfruTera today bon EErdcd tla .aland O.
TeuednH The war orfro aiso aunounc-
ca successful operations ln Ianinrn
during the last thrcc DAYS. and that
ths Turks uorC driven hack au aionE
the tire
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

ntclariuF mat me rneihI standards
here in rsEard o. liquor and gambliug
have changed e. grrat extent within
ths laHi few years and that the Ur0pa-
ganda Tor equal morality Is meeting
with marked success. General secre-
tary y "a sheriff. - the ~ NJ =. A.
'sst evening Irefaccd brief address
acfors the stranEcrF club tn which he
stated that many things may be done
in Pensacola % improve ths social
ideals az the community.
About q score attended The meet
ing. next % the last on tle series on
crisno prevention. and enjoyed after
ward n supper in the Y. A. g. A.
dininE-room
The discussion was opened b. Leu
tenant T H. Young end was Joined len
T. Leo Israel 81. Wise and others.
That the present social standards 20
This city. a. well e. Or every other one
IA the country. are far removed from
the best conceptions 80 democracy Was
generally agreed uTon. but iust what IL
the matter or az which point it 81 best 20
begiu reform was sfin more ~ less
uncovered when time 90 adfsurn for
surDsr vas called
AZ next Sundnv's session when tae
ntucies and discussions ~ the month
are expected a. ~ funmed up under
tht subject ~ religion aa q preventive
- crime" ft "a thought some high
lv iutrrestinE points win be brought
cut
Lieutenant Young. tn opening ire
discussion. reviewed some of the work
" tNe Strangers club % show that fts
nemhgrs are meeting On a common
footiag and givinE little uftH wherever
possible outside of their regular rcu-
tire. fn q practical Fcnse he showed.
fhs members are adoptinE ths doc
trine that Fnod Christianity demands -
great extent the oft preached hut sel-
Com rracfired reversal 90 human
afmwHmrHn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
HARp 70 RE Goop

Mr. SIerrill took the stand that The
greatest injustice and fha one which
most often breeds disconfctt with so
cIal conditions. thus leading into crime
is that the employer who works his
employees overtime af Low wages 70
upbulld hiE own fortune. Hc SAYS that
many young men claim that o. is al
most iulT possible 20 dn a. their employ
ers want them to and keep their self
respect To Erar himself ~ himself
and family me latter particularly. the
young man. - said win stay ~ his
work gradually Frow into his employ
ers wny. come % thka u en- a. mat
ter = course end Hrcerf ire social
hon1rs and increased salaries which
NAY come 90 him without thought q
what theY mean
Instruction - thr youth - an un-
derstandinE that refined and teraHEed
crime frequently lead % wealth ana 90
clai position. IL waE suggested. VIII ui-
timateiv prove the beet way 20 over
come fhe condition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
SUPPORTS SPEAKER.

Another speaker supporting Mr.
sheriff. thrn ventured an assertion
that that q dimcult % accomplishment
untn the present craze for empirisisfn
alone gives wny = hIf 20 philosophy.
That. he said. win require 20 great eH-
tent en- overthrow ~ certain sduca-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
ANOTHERDEATH
RESULTS FROM
WRECKONL.&N.
Fireman Byron Schoitner
Suceumbcd Early Nester-
day Morning at Selma.
ENGINEER SAYS
SWITCH WAS OPEN

Chas. D. iilburn. Who Was
Driving the First Engine
Of the Double Header,
Says That he Saw This
and Applied Brakes, But II
Was Too Late. and En-
gines Dashed Into a Work
Train.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
STREETCARAN
AUTO COLLIDE,
TWO MEN HURT
Auto Almost Completely De-
molished Corner Romano
and Devillier Streets.
FIVE PERSONS
WERE IN THE CAR

Cal. Wheat Of West Romano
Street and Oscar Walker
of Millview the Two Men
Injured-Car Was Just
Crossing the Track When
the Street Car Struck IL
Near the Rear Wheel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

Eauaqucs. Belgium Dec 23--A Sim
IN q cinematoEraph show exploded to-
night cauEins panic. twelve are dead.
and twenty injured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
SOCIAL
STANDARDS OF
CITY CHANGED
]. III Sheriff. Tells Hearers
Equal Morality Work
Is Scoring
ABOUT A SCORE
ATTEND MEETING

Best Remedy for Wrong So
Cial Ideals Agreed Upon,
But Way to Go at the
Problem Unsettled - One
Speaker Says Bring Edu-
Gators and Editors Up-to-
Date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
FRESH INSTRUCTIONS ARE
SENT 70 TIE DELEGATE s

Coustantinopie. Dee 18-The cabinet
tasiay Forwarded frrah Instructions 70
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

Fireman nyrou schanusr. one af the
three injured ln enc wreck Saturday
night ~ CurduroF uu the Soufhern
Alabama division 81 ne Louisville a
Natht.lia died yesterday morning In a
hospital az sslma. where - had been
taken for treatment Hs received In
ternai injuries from which he sue
cumbed after nIEht of sumeTtnH. Both
.of the hrcmsu are now dead. bat both
engineers. Chas. j. Hnburn ana John
pay escaped. though Engineer Day
VIII be confined 20 hia bed for several
weeks az hr vas hadiv scalded ~ os-
caTinF steam. The body of Fireman
AurciIuE Mcclellan. known az ~Puddcn. =
uaE brought tu Pensacola last night
end carried e. his home
a Journal representative who was at
Pine Apple. visited the scene n tho
wreck sunda Afternoon and secured
statements fapm the men on tha scene.
including a crew % the work train.
into which isHt moving Passenger
train dashed Ttc iatfer. Which was
n charge Conaurtor Mas d Il
Rua. was luiaE neariy two aouFa
late and wAh two sngincs polling q
was running az a speed 81 nffg miles
an hour. Engiuecr hiiburn and IRE.
man Mcclellan we're On the front en-
sine. and the engineer a. the train near.
81 Corduroy saw shat the switch was
open TIE applied the brakes. but %
vas too late The heavy trains speed
was hardly checked before ~ dashed
through the open switch and into a
work train. which vas on the siding
there fur the night Fortunately for
the wurkmen the latter had leu the
cars for the work train was almost
comp letely demolished. Both ~ the
engines turned over. and fen o. tha left
fact that while both nrcmen wcre
KILLED the engineers escaped with their
lives.
MUCH wHisKEY SPILLED.
The train carried besides q haEwaFs
car two express care from Pensacola,
one ~ which vas nlied with shipments
of whiHkeY from this city. This car
vas completely demolished and the
bitches close about flowed VIII whis-
wsy from the broken bottles and jugs
The express messenger were bruised
bat not seriously injured.
The passengers were al BADLY
SHAKEN up but not injured The fact that
the train carried two express cars. hs-
sides e haEEage car accounts for the
escape ~ an rhsarnrerH for had IA
rot then "a least one % tie uassenEor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
Guarding Against
Mixed Marriages the Law
Grants the Premium Re
gardless of Whether the
Children Are Born in or
Out OF Wedlock - New
South Wales Has New
Plan.
BT ASSOCIATED PRESS

London. Dec z2--Austraiia in strus-
sling with trc problem - race sui-
eide has aroused a section - TIRE
clerEy which asserts that the aouutv
lav" enoouraEe immortality
Recent legislation adopted bv the
federal government provides . rewar3
- teb for every birth registered IN
the commonwealth. unless the mother
e. q Colored native In which case the
parents nay rot rroft A penalty %
$500 - oxacfed if misrepresentation ts
proven.
But while guarding aEaiuwf mtkod
marriages. The law rrauta the preui IN
reFnrdfesH ~ whether the children are
horn On o. out nf wedlock Hence the
opposition. othere question the right
of the EuVerumFuf ~ appropriate
money foF ire sur1uraEcmsnt of chfd
birtA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

Quite iudercndrrt of tha federal
scheme the provincial rariiament of
%ew south WaieE haH before Be- q
scheme ~ materulf. Cudou urur.
which provides for free medical end
skilled nursing attendance lu Euca
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y oAs ~ kS@N u
ALLAN E. WAL!
1898 q
1874 r nw.llr,2b.$S3.33
iS41 18th nw,l1r2hS3. SO
254s Univ pl. Tor. 2b1o.0
1902 Q NV. Tor, b. .&.W
1919 Mintwood. Tor.
%. 5000
q - 18th NV, Tor.
.b. .0O.Vo
1927 r / nv, Tor. b6O.Oo
1929 Clifton NV,
Tor, 2b. $3.50
1880 2lst NV, 9r, b. $500
2467 18th NV. Tor,
%. sos
1880 18th NV. Tor, 2b47. 80
l145 Park I'd. Or. b.4l. 80
1853 Park I'd, Or. b..4 80
1850 Col I'd NV, Tor.
2b .............4 1850
l44l Girard NV.
Tor, b. AS 80
1902 Fairmont NV.
Tor, 2b. AS. 80
SlO7 Dumb av.l1f. BIS. 90
3052 r NV, Or. b. 400
939 s NV. pr b. 1000
1902 S NV, Sr, b.3I. 80
1920 CorcoraD, Or. b.3I SO
20O8 LIST NV. ar, b.. 30. so
1879 81st, Or. b. $500
50 u NV, 7r, b. $3.50
"a Sd ne, Sr, b. .30.50
l16-122 Quincy ne.
Or. b. ...........30.S0
4112 Ches'ke. Or. b. 80. 50
126 d Sc, Or. b. .2S.5p
1881 s G av. Or. b25. SO
Send for complete list q
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d. Nv.
II 18TH ne. Or. b. Is. so
800 I'd Sc, 6r. b. .25.o9
800 ii ne. Sr, b. Poo
105-05 LIST NV, Arb.
each .......... 20. so
.315 Emerson ne.
1915 IL; G ?, Sc. Or. b. Is. 50 So
324 10th Sc. 7r,b. 1850
81 Myrtle ne, 6r, b.l7.O0
1910 LIST NV, 5r. 1890
SO NJ sw, 6r. .l2.o0
IS NJ sw. Or. .I2.0u
1910 Providence ne.
6r. each. .......10.s0
2I14 h NV. 5r. ..i0.S0
22iH Express ct, Jr9.50
STABLES & GARAGES
Rear 2023 G.. 2.0V
Rear 256S University
pl. 2 sty, b & k...lO.00
133l W, shops. 1000
FLATS.
1919 Pa nv NV. Tor. b30.oa
1916 9th NV. Or, b. $500
3 s ne. Or, b. :. .2.0o
3012 Q NV. Or. b.2.5c
o5l- 18th Or n 81 RI
ISIS 18th w,5r, b. 20. 80
STORES.
1912 l4th NV, store
room. 2 is. .lG.o0
1919 Pa av NV, store
and cellar. $500
| 1904 l4th NV. store
and 3r., b. 40. 90
235 eth sw. %. ~,
| houses and apartments.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURyISHED.
RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 18th ST. NV. NJ. 234J.
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.

SHANNON & LUCHs.
A o 81 ofla co St NiD q sH isef
NINE ROOMS AND TWO BArHs-$s25o.
every fine feature. Of which these are few:
Hot-water heat. electric lights. porches, large
Yards and Lawns: bright cellar. suitable for o,
baths, six large sleeping rooms. That 1t Is
one Of the best for rent on Columbia Heights
is no exaggeration. Inspect NOW. S4S3 1Ath
NINE RooMs-$4o.5o-oPEN SUNDAY.
home Of the owner. who has kept it in perfect
condition. It. is nearly news. bedrooms;
faces directly on Mcmillan Park and is con-
venieut to the Brookland cars. High eeva-
You 9on viii enoy On :
TOMORROW. Open for inspection. 2411 LIST
SIX ROOMS AND BATH-$32.5o.
Washington Heights. convenient to Mt. Pleas
M 6ee
three large. bedrooms. This house is in PER
FEET condition, and the price is so reason I
Newton st. Keys 171e.
Centrally located, two squares from 7th and
mcnt brick house, is located On a fine wide
four bedrooms See it AT ONCE. Keys sent
ON fifteen minutes notice.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH. HOT WATER-$27. 80.
Bloomingdale, near Fla. ave. and Brookland
car lines; situated on quiet, refined street.
in ALL-WHITE section. Open Sunday.
90 Quincy NE.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, SIX ROOMS-$2I50.
Convenient to 18th St. and Ga. ave. car
lines. This is one of the best heated and best
planned houses in this exclusive residence sec
ton. Hardwood floors, large colonial porches,
unusually deep yards, southern exposure in the
living rooms. See it NOW. Cos Lamont St
Open Sunday.
2415 N. CAP. ST.-$2e.50.
This property Is nearly brand-new and is in
fine condition; colonial porch; guaranteed heat
ing system; every modern convenience; % min
utes' walk from government printing Office or
SHANNON & LUCHS. RENTING SERVICE,
NJ 2345. 713 14th st. NV. NJ. 2345.
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AUL CO., 7th & L NV.
220O Ga av NV. store,
Ir, b. $3.50
432 \ NV, sto, fat. %. 90
1417 LIST NV. Or, b. $3.50
New, Ridge Oats. ID
floor, Or, b. .21.00
20 d NV, Ar. b. :. 20. 80
40S L NV. Sr. W. POSE
26OS X NV, Or. b. 1000
202s Ga av.sto. 3r. 20. Oh
New, Ridge Oats, LIST
floor, Ar, b. 1900
2i1S r NV. 4r. b. 1850
1920 4th nw.5r,w
1858 F ne, Or, w..15.50
1928 KY av Sc. Or, b15.30
2267 9th NV. Or, W. 90
2219Water NV, Or. wis., 90
lO1 Corn. Ivy City15.0O
l225Duncan ne. Ar, b14.W
2040 Ga av NV, Ist
floor. rear. 1850
222lWater NV, Or. w12.50
425 Ridge NV. 3r, W. 12.S
So Goat nj NV, 5r, w12.00
456 Franklin NV,
store, 2r, w.....11.50
r Gil NJ NV. Ar, w1a.:-0
2O43 Gales ne. Or. w10. so
1884 10th NV, I'd a.
3r, w...........1 0.U
POS Gordon av ne.
Or. W.. 1000
3O71 Canal NV, Or. w10.0O
80 Madison al, Ar. w10.O0
SD & r ne. 6r. III. 90
STORES.
1910 7th NV. 80. .166. 90
132S 1th NV, Sto, Sr, b75.00
1896 7th NV. 5000
1892 Ga av NV, store,
4r, b. :. 40. 90
40 Fla Az NV.
INV b furnished. 30. 90
1894 7th NV. 1850
2O4O Ga av. 1900
700 s NV, each. 1910
l234k 9Th NV. ..l3.W
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FOR RENT-CAYWOOD & GARRETT,

FOR RENT-CAYWOOD & GARRETT,
1881 New York ave. NV.
1881 N'ton NV 10 bis 30 1929 N'ton NV 10, bio. 80
1907 card nw 10 bio 90 1905 q ard 10, b4O. 80
14l1 10th NV or b. 1880 1887 VT NV Or, BIO. 90
2Sl5 18th INV Tr b. $3.50 BOG Il NV, 7r, b. 80. 80
a36 NV Or, b.. $3.50 622 sw, ST, b. 80. 80
$50 sw Sr, b. 1850 1907 ne, Or, b. 80. 80
III Tenn me- b. 81 80 Gil 18th Sc Or, %. so
5l3 l ay nv. Or. % 80 1886 VT NV, 7r. "a. 80
1856 Morse ne .6r, b2250 500 Sc. IT,. 80
rs NV, Or, b.. 90 429 10th sc, Or, b. 80
9O5 Col I'd, Or. 1850 1918 ID se 6r. ~. 80
500 23d NV, 7r. 90 30 Decatur ne. Or. 80
sos 14th me- 6r.. IA 40 621 18th ne, Or. IL. 40
FLATS.
1893 NJ nw,5 b27 80 1884 NJ av nw.5 b23. 20
6l1Ia Park I'd Or b 2050 % Todd p or b. IL. 90
"a Todd pl ne, b. 1900 2512 18th b. $50
SO Porter ne, 5r b. 1850 3O1 NV 3r, b.. 1900
STORES.
2llO 1ith NV. store and rooms In rear. $50
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Foxhall I'd, pr, or
well .......12.6O
1896 Ives sc, 7r,w.1O.0 90
1923 18th NV,
garage ..........S.50
1855 10th sc, 4r.w.8.W
904 9Th nw,st0re. 3. 90
SOP 18th se,garage.6.OO
Teland Park, garage.5.00
ONES CO.,
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FOR RENT
sol SIN pl me- 1880. sol 1925 O NV 11r 81 80
1920 9th NV, 12r. 81. 50i 906 S NV, sr.. 30 so
3517 Hol NV, Sr. 30 sol 1881 9Th NV, sr. 30 90
923 10th NV, Or. III. sol 942 l. nw 7r. 26 80
1923 18th NV, Or pa. sol 1923 T NV Or. 25 80
626 L NV, IT,. .25.50I 2220 9th NV. Tor. % 30
AT Q NV, Or. -. sol 6O9 ID ne, Or. % so
1913 Em ne, Or. ..16.50i 400 NV, 5r... 100
12' A. $. CAYWOOD. 915 y. Y. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-124s 10th NV. Or, AMI. $500
Stable or shop rear ass 9k Sr
Apartment, So st. s.w., for col. ....... 1900
A. T. HOFFMAN, 1921 + st. NV.
FOR RENT-FIRST FLOOR, I7I5-lT17 4th ST
n.w.-TwO- family fats. 5 rooms and bath !;
heated by latrobes; in frst-class condition !;
rent only $3.50 each per month.
TIiOS. j. FISHER & CO. Unc)
trally located. House contains Is rooms and
2 baths; furnace heat. Within walking dis
lance Of downtown section. Rent reasonable.
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. Uncl
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UNFURNIsHED,
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IT'S Mass Az nv. 49, 2lSs 18th. Or. b: 40
s2s 18th NV. a5i: ;. 49, isss ! nv. =: 5; g
1 35s ID; a. g. $3.50 81 ss s. s < 4
l44l Il av. l3r. 70. 1913 o. Tor, b.. 10
year 49,. 1000 I4o9 10th. Or. b.. 81
2se Del av ne. II. b. 800 i4ls 9th. Tor. b. So.
l226 18th nw.Sr %. 500 1909 Belmont Or. b. 35.
Z2O9 Mass av, lSr, $500 1928 \ H av.9r. b. .35.
1920 2Of, 81. 80 VA Westm'r, 81, b. .35.
i!a4 n. lOr, 70. lag 1910 Ingleside ter
!loa 14th' 1T D; .!y0 race NV, lar. b. IS s.
l la Conn nv, 10r. 2b.12 1872 lneleside ter
1928 Mass av nv, race NV, lar, b.
l4r, 20 :.:....... 100 eteam heat IS
l4oi 2ist. Tor. Oh. 100 iss:; 10th. &. b. 10
1928 n II av. 11r, 2b9O. 90 IT'S n Cap, II, b. 80
1925 Path. 11r. BIS "a 1858 10Th. Sr. b. 80
sloe Z. i5r. sb. 1900 is2s Fla Fla av, ST.. b.
Isae NV. 70 i e 1ie &c Quincy ne. .6so
a aST irving; ,Or q 60 90 l22 Quincy ne 81, bS0
81 d st, l1r. 2b.6S.OO 1871 Sth ne, CRIB. 80
1872 10 newton NV. ZIP F. IT. b. -. e
e, Ut, 20 90 300 me- 6r, b. Y
H. 2S $40 Ia du, Ssp. ST. ST.
1s22 81 Or. b. go. 90 S12 Spring I'd NV. 9,
% Iowa cir. 16r. 2b6O 90 1lO4 7th ne, Sr, b.27
xSSs 18th, 1lr, 2b.57. so 236 r NE, b.. q
1873 Cal nv. 11r, 2b. 81. so Al av nv, 81. 20
10, OIL 1,, t'n wv TO ISL, Sr' o. .... q a.
1920 10th St. Or bss.o iaa 18Th ne. IS
1879 Del III III o''Vo a4-t nc O', w. 90
% .......... $500 1908 3Oth, 11r. b. %
20Sfs q q. IN % 20 lzWa ovtn. ia y. ~
1899 Cal b.. SO 50 1915 1915 10th ' ne, b. Is
!63S NV, Tor, b..50.5O 1918 10th ne,6r,b. Is
iSyS ou; $40. NV. .oo.OO 1893 n ne. VI. pa
o. Or 'pAins NV, IN M o!6 Isl sc. OF. y. 80 80
1871 Ne1,c-, 10 !!S intn %
1Soa ewuCn, III. DJO.OO 14O2 w. or, D. ~
eSSo - Hoi , 3D. r. DAT 1886 Emerson me- a.,
iSx az nut, D.. -.4o.oO Or, D.; .,.,..S
aove E; yr, D. Is Myrtle ne, IT'D! ~
1eie bfilysr. lOr b45.0o 5l6 7th sw, sr ...12
81 LOT, o; 900 IL &c: 81.
81 20 IGN NV, iVr 'b45.0O lUz3 SUtn NV o..
Iao2 c;ra.d ioo, o. * % los5 SGtn 81 ."'
o1U rTIaTo, Ut, o. 100 l34S y Sc. OF. 10
zio LOT. b.. 40. % 12s 7th ne. 81. .15
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is41 n. 81. ave. NV. 9 rooms and bath. .$75.5
1915 VI NV 12r 3D. furnace heat. 80. IS. 90
GA Mass ave- NV IL rooms and bath. $3.50
1850 Fairmont ST. NV 12r and bath. -. so. rs
1862 Columbia I'd 10 rooms and bath . 5O.75
1412 Hopkins ST NV 1lr., b.. fur. heat As. u
2713 Ont rd, rooms and bath A. 10
512 81 st. NV. rooms and bath. As. 50
oO17 10th n.w Tor and b.. steam heat. 80. Is
1903 r NV, 10 rooms and bath. $780,. $3.50
1855 COrcoran st. NV, rooms and bath $500
1882 II st. nw Or and b., fur. heat. 32. 80
716 A me-. 10 rooms and bath. .......... S2.j
1905 Sd st n.e q rooms and bath. 3O.5O
:,519 10th st. n,w rooms and bath. -. 80. so
933 N. J. ave- NV rooms and bath. -. So 80
1856 st. 4 rooms and bath ........... 81 so
1910 9th NV. rooms and bath. ..... %. 80
11O6 I'D me-. + rooms and bath. 1S. so
1242 ID st. Sc, and bath. 1880
1894 ID ST. s.e 6 rooms and bath .. $50
423 18th St Sc rooms and ba tn 800. 10. so
% 9th st. me-, 5 rooms. ................ 14.JO
OFFICES.
Washington Loan and Trust bldg.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNiSHED.
1431 2lst ST. NV, . r., b., INV. heat. $50 70
140l (;irard ST NV II r., b..,..... 1850
1928 Q st. NV, 10 r., b..........:.... ~ 80
457 n st. NV. II r., b., good repair. $3.50
81 n. Y. NV, r., b.. .5O
Io25 10Th ST NV Dr. b. good condition $50
32I Del ave ne 6 r., b........... 1850
Ka,orama. r. b.. plenty light. $500. $500
o532 14fh st. NV, r., b...... $500
Hamnton or b. light and ary.... 800
Darlington : r. b. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Florence court 2 r. b................ $500
96 Todd ne r. b. cellar furnace -. q. 90
501 Eve ST NV r. b..... so
20s In st. s.w.' r., b............ 1900
1903 18th st. ne, r., b. .............. 40
514 r. l. ave. ne, 3 r., b............. I'D
2So3 Sherman ave. r.. b........... 1850
soss Mt. Pleasant ST.. large sto & cellar 1000
oOS nth ST. Observation-Disclosures. 20. 90
H. l.. RUST, 14Oe H st. NV.
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FOR RENT-COLORED TENANTS.
Brand new. rooms and tile BATH $50. so;
4 rooms and tile bath, $3.50. These houses
are newly papered; convenient to car lines;
242O TO 5430 + ST.; 20 of these houses have
been rented.
B. F. SAUL CO., 7th and SITS. NV.
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643 Louislal
40 9Th NV, 16r. 2b$6O.0
1441 Girard NV, lOro0. so
1925 w nw,10r, b. 80. so
924 LIST NV, Tor, b. $3.50
'6l3 ID NV, Or. b.. . 1850
100 E NV, 12r, b.35 or
915 n j av, Or. b. 1880
427 n ] av Sc, Tor, b3O. 30
1851 f Cap, 7r, 30. 80
391 Fla av NV, 7r, b30. so
l449 w NV, Sr, b. 2S.5J
S12 F NV, upper
apt ............ZS.oO
1918 18th, 7r, b. .28.50
20 Q NV, Or, b. $3.50
1874 A Sc, Or, b. .27.50
152 U NV. Sr, b. .T.J0
1915 Wis av, Sr. b. $500
22lS G NV, Sr, b.25.O0
1924 ] ne, Or. b. .24.0O
1923 LIST NV, Or, b. %. 80
1120. 4th NV, Or, b. %. 80
1914 II ne. Or, b. 30 50
1877 LIST nw.6r, b. 22.aO
1871 N c av ne. Or, be-. so
$50 ! sw, Or, b. ..22.00
400 NJ sw. Or. b. .21.OO
1114 9th sw, Sr, b.20.5o
2318 n NV, 6r, b. 2O.50
ISL 10th Sc, Or. b. . %. so
2226 18th NV. Or. b. 20. 30
(, 135SN c av ne, Or, BIO. 80
62S NJ sw, tsr. b. 30. 40
1854 Az sw, Or. b.9.Ot
725 9th sw, Tor, W. IL. 20
1881 ID Sc. Or, h. 1850
760 18th Sc, Or. b. 1880
2242 Shannon, Or, bis. 90
1907 18th Sc. Or. b.17.5o
Az ] sw. Or, b. .17.5O
zoos 11th Sc, Or. b. .17.50
~1O06 9Th sw. Or. 1850
9O6 7th Sc, Or, W. 16. 80
90 Myrtle, Or, b. . l6. so
lS2 Hickman, Or. b16.50
1913 Hickman. Or. b16.O0
901 10th Sc. Sr. w.I5.5o
315 Linworth sw, Or,
u 15.0o
1859 c sw, 5r, w.15.50
47S Fl sw, ar. Is. 40
lois N Sc, Sr, b. 1900
1898 Shannon. 7r, b1j.O
81 Mclean AVER. blast
Phone NJ. $50.
134 7th ne, 5r. ...14.50
815 r NV, Or. ...14.D
74 10th ne, 5r. 1890
1913 ! sw, 5r, W. 1880
1891 Fla av ne, 5r. 1880
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q ave. NV.
2O6 Ana I'd. Or 1900
140S A Sc, Or. H. 90
1924 18th Sc, Or. TO- so
$40 Goth ne. 4r.w...S.J0
FLATS.
50 U w,5r, b. heat2S. 80
163Sh N J ay NV,
Or, b. ...........n so
1443 A Sc, 5r, b. .17.5O
2COR AZ sw. 5r, b. 10. so
413 18th &c, 5r. b. 1850
COLORED TENANTS.
9o2 Westminster, Or,
391 Fla av NV. 7r, ba2. so
1918 22d NV. 10r, BIZ. 80
21A L NV, Or. b. $3.50
1884 10th nw,6r. b. 20. 80
1850 B ne, 6r, b. .22.5O
800 100 70 NV, ~ 81. ~
i 1907 p q ne. OF. o. . ~ ~
100 oos y NV, OF, O. iS.W
o 9 r zap Or b.Ia.oO
Io os ~ NV or. ;:..iL1.2oo
~ aSyo = NV or or' U. .io.U
~ ~ "a Sc. or, %. 1900
liO va av sw, uat,
% Of ........:...lo.oO
lod Corcoran, Ivy
City, T. W.....1o.OO
5!4 Ath NV, Or. ..14.M
A39 + NV, Or. w14.O
100 Lamont NV. Or,
W .............13.50
700 va Az sw. Or, w12.50
40 4 1@ n Sc. Or. B. 80
Rear All Sd sw, 1850
l2l 18th ne, 4r, $50
1853 Half Sw, 5r, 80