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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14
EVERYBODY PLEASED,
WILL NO LONGER SUPPORT RE
PUBLICAN PARTY.
From Now On They Will Work for
Their Own Presidential Electoral
Candidates.

Portland, Ne, Sept. 10.-Maine
emerged from the State election of
yesterday in which the Republican
We're victorious to find herself facing
another political contest with five par
ties instead of four in the race for
six presidential electoral votes.
The Progressive party. whose lead
ers had joined with the Republicans
In Yesterdays election came into be-
ing today, after the announcement
of the election of William T. Haines
for governor, three Of four represent
atives to congress and a majority in
the legislature which will choose a
United States senator. Former Con-
gresham Edwin c. Burleigh re-
ceived the Republican preferential
vote for senator at the recent pri-
mary.
Revised returns today for govern.
or, with only five small plantations
missing, which in 1910 cast sc Repub-
lican votes and A Democratic, give:
Haines (Republican), 70,SSO; Plais-
ted (DemOcrat, 67,S4S. Haines plu-
rality 3,032. Plasted's plurality in
1910 was $3.50.
Complete unofficial returns show
that there will be 30 Republican to
eight Democrats in the senate and
79 Republicans and ~ Democrats in
the house, giving the Republicans 1O2
on joint ballot and the Democrats
so.
Interest today centered in the action
of Progressive leaders The Repub-
licans and Democrats have already
nominated their presidential electors
The Progressive, Prohibitionists and
Socialists not being recognized Off
cially will make their nomination
electors by petition. These papers be-
gan to be circulated today.
Halbert p. Gardner, in announcing
the position Of the Progressives to-
day, said:
The Progressive party, as a party.
does not take credit for the result Of
yesterdays election although the Pro-
gressive element in the Republican
party won the fight for Mr.. Haines.
1t did this in order carry out the
agreement made with the Republi-
can leaders and also because the Pro-
gressives had taken part in the Re
publican primary and felt bound by
the verdict then rendered.
The Progressive party of Maine
came into existence for the first time
this morning. From now on it viii,
seek election for Roosevelt president
ial electors in Name
John p. 5. Wilson, chairman Of
the Democratic state committee. de-
cared that the results yesterday were
encouraging. He said that the split
IN the Republican party meant the
erection IN November of the Demo-
cratic presidential electors.
The Republican leaders were reti-
cent about the future. Warren G.
Phelbrook, chairman of the State
committee, while expressing satisfac-
ton over the result Of Yesterdays
election, refused to say what his plans
were for the presidential campaign.
Returns from the missing planta-
tions were obtained tonight. They
increased Mr. HaineS' vote to 7O.92S
and Gov. Plaisted's to 67,9O5. the
plurality being 3.O23, according to
press returns which have been re-
vised by mail returns from town
clerks from half of the towns in the
state.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14
Florence.

Florence. Sept. 10.-The election
IN Florence County passed off quietly.
The weather was favorable for large
vote. but the total vote will bo at
last 9Oc less than In the primary two
weeks ago.
Muldrow Is elected clerk. Mcbride
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14

Bishopville.. Sept. 10.-with II
boxes out OF 10 heard from. II. III.
Singietary has lead of 1873 votes
over L. A. Moore. incumbent for
clerk Of court The other two boxes
are small and cannot possibly change
the results.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14

IL IL hot. but remember there Is a
cooler time coming. So don't get dis
couraged but work hard and let the
perspiration flow all il pleases.-
Hartsville Messenger.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14
COUNTY PRIMARY RESULTS.
WEATHER FOR SECOND PRI-
MARY NOT GENERALLY
FAVORABLE.

solicitor Otis Defeated for Rc-elec-
ton by A. T.. Hlll-Crouch Elected
to senate from Saluda, williams
from Aiken. Sharpe from Lexing-
ton and Richardson from Jasper
Grsydon In Abbcvfile, McNlahan I'm
Rici,land. Erckman I'm Charleston,
and All but One OF old Spartan
burg Delegation Defeated for
house.
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The second primary for State Of
hcers. II IL is held, will probably not
bring out as large a vote. as the see
ond primary for county Offices.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14
Darlington.

Darlington. Sept io.-Eli w. Reg
lister was reelected sheriff over Robt
J. scarborough by majority of 2aS;
Register receiving 1,3is. Scarborough
1.120.
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supervisor: Chrales and Gasque are
elected To the House; DR.. Lynch Is
ahead of Whitehead a few votes and
may have To enter third primary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14

The elections are all over now for
got down to work to boost the town.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. ". LINKINs.

=. LINKINS.
ave. NV.
Nw.2l32,a H,5r,b..22.6O
NW.1I2i Pa av, Sd
a. 3r. b. ....... 1850
NW.122l Otis pl.
Or. b. 1850
STABLE OR GARAGE,
NW.2114 n. 15stalls50. 90
NW,2I27 G. 4 stallsiO. 20
STORES.
NW,l1l3 Pa av, sto.S3.33
NW.1715 Fla av. store
and fiat ....... 49, 90
NV. 500 21st st. Is. 90
2127 G. bakery 4 st25. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
EW.910 10th. 2d A. IS 30
Nw.1o&Pa av. hall. IS 90
NV. Wareh's. 2 e'h32.S0
COLORED TENANTS.
NV 1922 18th. Tor. b4n no
NW.1O22 21st. 6r. b. a. ~
NW.124 S. Sr, b. $3.50
NV. 500 n Fl av.
nat. 6r. b. 1850
ice.
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FOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: HOUSE
with rooms and bath; all rooms well lighted
price, ONLY S.. 500.
YELLOTT 4 STCBBLEFIELD, INC,
14th and You SITS.

FOR SALE - 11is KALORAMA
road. first home on Ut 18th ST., over
looking beautiful park: six rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. newly papered
and painted. Must be sold at one.
Make us an offer.
WI. A. BOSS. co.
1870 New York ave.
FOR SALE-3i55 HOI.MEAD PLACE
n.w.-Ten rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. just been papered and painted
throughout; large cellar with servants
toilet and laundry room; large back
porch. paved alley. Has been taken
wM. A. BOSS. CO.
1890 New York ave.
cash will buy beautiful new home
just finished and rented for $3.50.
Six rooms and bath, large cellar, fur
mace heat, front porch. Will sell for
cash at $500; trust of $3.50 Is
WI. 4. BOSS. co,
1890 New York ave.
Church rcad-Beautiful location Six
rooms and tiled bath. electric lights
and gas. parqLet flooring, front and
rear pcr;h paved alley, perfect repair
WN. a. BOSS. CO.
1870 New York ave.
FOR SALE-MCST BE SOLD AT
once. Beautiful new house In the
southeast; six rooms and bath: fur
mace heat, large and rear yards, front
porch. No better built house in the
1870 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-RY GEO.
1714 Pa.
NV. 1905 Fl. 1lr. 80
NV. 1733 U.9.b.hwh42.0
EW.1740 Cor. Or. b.42.50
NV. 732 21st.11r.b. 40. 81
NW.2114 H.1Or. 2b. 81 so
NV .3517 10th. Sr. h.a2.a0
W.526 22d. sr, b.32.b0
NW.231 G.. 7r. b. 80. so
$40 Webster. Or. b.D.0
1915 Ga av. Or. b. 80. 30
NW,l24 3. Sr.b. 300
NV, 2223 II, 5r.b. .17.5O
NV 2425 ". Or. W. 90
NV. 222O !. Or. w.15.50
ST 322 S G ay.6r. b. 2S. so
NE,45 Q. Or. b. .23. 50
APARTMENTS.
Octavia.
Col and Quarry roads.
3 & 4 rs. sos so up
NV, 1920 G.. Or, b.iO.JO
NV, 2O20 &. Or. b. 35. so
NW.1724 Pa nv. I'd
q. 3r. b.........2J.JO
NV. % O. 5r. b. 20. so
Get complete list at o
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UNFINISHED HOUSES.

622 22d NV. Sr. b. 80. so
PA 81 ne. Tor, b. 80 ;"
152 r ne. 7r, b. ..&.@
ia X ne, Or, b. $500
l5s n ne, Or. b. ..&.O
e563 10th. Or. b. $3.50
500 French. Sr. h. .@.50
tS6S In9leside. ] Or. h3O- 50
1870 Ingleside. Tor. b27 so
526 Irving. Or, $50
Ils Quincy ne. or, BIZ. 80
1916 Fla av nw.7.b 21 80
6l3 Keefer. Or. b.27.s0
$40 Kenyon. Or. b. .21.0
$40 X I av. Sr.b. $3.50
High View. Or. b. ID. 80
1915 9th ne. Or. h.
"a ~ av ne. Or. $50
Is n Y av ne. Or. b. $3.50
9G7 l. ne, Or. b. ...&.3o
81 18th ne. Or. b. .25.5 50
2al3 Ga av. 6r. b. $3.50
624 Pa av ne, Or. b. $3.50
4l6 r se.- 7r. b. ..S.50
SO s ne, 6r.b,attic2S 50
212 r NV, Sr. b. .2.Jo
6f2 r Se. n. b. -, 50
S0s 1st NV. Or. b. $3.50
Silver Spring.T, b. .25. 90
sos 18th. % q. 2r. 2S.O
2421 X NV. Or, 1850
30 Harvard. Or, b. 30
723 Girard. 6f. b. 20. so
Morgan lane. ar. I
acre 40
1899 goth. Sr. b. .22.50
1928 u ne. Sr. b. .220
i23 9Th ne, Or. b. .25O
% o ne. Or. h. --21.h0
Harvard st. Or. b. 200
S02 cath. Or. l.. =. 300
1910 K So. Or. b. rs. 50
EOS 14h ne. Orb. .i7.@
IS Myrtle ne. 6r.b.17.0
1909 ID NE. Or. b. .17.S
90 Myrtle Or. b. .17.3O
lo4 14th ne. Or. b. 1850
635 Florence ne, g. b16.0
oS3 F1orenre ne, -, bio. On
703 18th So. Orb. .l4-50
1913 \ ] av sc. 5r,wl3.0
1887 X Sc. Or. waterloo
1926 Kramer, or. $50
Y FLATS.
23l5 y, 5r. b. .....1l.J0
&li N, Or, b. .11.@
2sO3 n. 5r. b. -.1s.0
1917 Thomas. Ar. h. 1873
26 Seaton ne. Ar. b.1 1850
1916 18th NV. Sd a.
TT. u .....--.-. 1870
433 Tenn ne. Ar. b. 1880
1340i. r ne, Ar. b.. l3.5O
Tenn. Ir. b. 1850
RED TENANTS.
2l4l Newport. 4r.bl5.:0
252i l. Or. .l4.0
1916 Duncan. 4r. b. 400
DOT Warren. Or, ". .12.@
;20s I'd sc. Or. 90. .11-@
1911 Sd Sc. Or. 1850
I209is Ord So. 5r. 1850
I Foundry al. Ar. .lO.35
2 Davis Ct, 4r. $50
lGj2 Blad rd, Ar. e. $50
IL Chester court. 4r .9.G
1872 Covington. Ar $50
1929 Half. 5r. ". ..7.5O
1921 Half. 5r. W.. .7.5e
! 2OoB Collins ct. 4r. $50
+ LIST AT OFFICE.
for rent. 4 complete
ITS.
}. I4@-22 III st. NV.
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FOR RENT-ON ST NEAR IOWA
Circle. very large rooms and mod
ern hath: on two floors: semi-detached:
furnace heat: newly painted through
out: with two-story brick stable. Just
what you have been looking for, aud
real snap at $1,000
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IA Mass av. 1er.
ID, st'm hit, yr-4.@
401 Maes av, @r,
ct Mass av, isr. %, $50
81 10th. l3r. %. =. 100
8So 18th. l3r. %. 100
e1e Belmont, l1r. 3b. 100
90 S. I&.garage90 90
4eS Irvins.14r. b. 50. %
N5 n. l5r. %. 50. 80
90 8. l2. b. 1900
SO Goth. Sr. %. 1900
Chevy Chase. Tor, bis. 90
17B7 r. Or. % .70-0o
Sth and Iocelyh. Or,
b ........... .65. 90
S22 Calvert. 1lr. Sbt5.0o
D062 3sth. Or. b. $500
Q01 Monroe. lar. 2b65 90
633 O nv. Tor. b.
steam heat. -. $500
4SS Fairmont, Tor,
b .............. 600
323 2fst. Sr. b. $50
BS12 Highland nv.
1lr. 81 .......- $3.50
no r Cap,11r,b 20. 30
$50 Kenyon. l2r. b50 90
s49 Ontario pl. q, h5O. %
1916 Kenyon. Tor. 2bO 90
G26 I'D nv. bakery.
o.. b. ......... 5000
$500 I4th nw.Sr.b. $50
1S49 Q. I1r. b. =. a.. 90
81 ! NV. Tor. b. $3.50
1891 18th. Or. b.. A. 90
ISS I.smont, Tor. h.42.50
l0f y NV. sr. b.
furnace --...--.4 AZ. -
122 willard. Sr. r. 1850
32S 18th NV. Tor. b. 40. 20
315 Q. 1lr. b. 40. so
E2 b sw. i2r. b. 1000
ESQ 10th NV, Sr, b 1000
es91 lIth. 7r. b. 40. 90
363 Newton, er.b. 81. so
b12 Quincy, ar, h. $3.50
Rcs3 Holmesd. Or. b. IS. 80
S33 Ore av. Or. b. $3.50
ARLINGTON. Va. 7r, b.
$40 varnun,. Sr. b.. "a. 30
I'LL 18th. Tor. n. 81 so
TWO-FAMIl
pos 18th. Or. b. 80. 20
peso Irving. Or. h. 5000
pals Monroe. Or. h. .2I-:j0
n6I6 I4th. 3r. b. $500
21i5 1ith. 5r. b. ..22-50
|e,03 18th. sr.b. ..22. 50
|1sl4 18th. 3r. b. 5000
300 o, n. Gr. b-22 80
e2 Quincy. 5r. h. .22.51
|S6I Gresham. - h. 10. 80
FOR GOOD COLI
FL T. Or. b.-..-.& 80
141o Corc'n. or. h. $50
2I7 T NV. -. h. 33. SO
1904 26th. Tor, b. .25.63
8520 Center. Or b. -2j.5c
9Gl 18th. 6r. b--.23.So
63e Path. Or. b. ..2.5 81
62s oath, Or. b. p. 80
11i1 24th. t'r. -2D.'Jo
1909 Walte..6r. b. 30. so
16lS lIth. Or, b. =. 1854
TIPS III. Sr. .-..-.1S.t0
oi15 ! NV. or. w-.1t.HD |
2i13 l NV. Or. b. 100
S1S oath. Or. w....16.5O
GET OUR FULL REN
All classes of property
list of desirable apartme
MOORE & HILL zinc
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l. & CO.. 122 11th n W.
1850 I'd. Or. b. .3.@
922 Cd. ir. b 1850
1915 Linden. ;r. b. .n.50
1925 Sd. 81. ". 1880
I05 VI Sc. 5r. w....S.O0
FLATS.
166 T, 5r, b. .....21.1J
1874 Potomac av SELF 20
6Ssl5 Morton. 5r. 1880
80 11th. 1r. b. ..1i-2S
STORES.
1909 9TH NV. .35. 90
I22 18th. I'd floor. 80. 90
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FOR SALE
COMFORTABLE.
ATTRACTIVE AND WELL
RUILT HOMES.
COLONIAL STYLE
OK " STREET NV.
SAMPLE HOUSE No s.
Price. $5.e5e.
Terms will be arranged to suit your
convenience.
The real method Of profitable eavins,
and the one that leads to financial indie
pendence. 10 home burinx. These homes
are eser3 thing that 10 desirahle.
There are six large, bright r00ms. fin
iShel in the most thorough manner: the
interior decorating shows the most ef-
fectiye color schemes.
The lots are 10 It. BY 40 to wide
alley.
Modern tiled bath: plenty large clos
lures: double floors: hot-water heat: IN
thre>story effect.
FRANCIS A. BLCNDON.
1O7 G ST.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
rot FIND YorR
IDEAL OF HONE
IN THIS PROPERTY
HOMES on GlRARD STREET,
Just Q step from the Soldiers' Home.
PRICE. 1880.
$500 CASH.
437s0 pef mcnth. TAb includes in.
terest and monthly payment.
THE LOCATION IS EXCELLENT.
THE CONSTRUCTION PERFECT.
THE ARRANGEMENT Just RIGHT.
Hct-water heat: modern tiled hath:
plenty Of large closets: newest style
gas fixtures; ,loable Porches front and
rear: nice front parking; large back
yard.
CAN RE REACHED
BY taking North Capitol street and
getting OF at Girard street. Just a step
from the Soldiers Home.
open for inspection Sunday.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
S01 q ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
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UNrURNISHED.

COR RENT
THOS ]. FISHER 4 co. NNC.).
Real Estate, Loans and insurance.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES..
FOR RENT

rOh REM
1706 r. l. ave. NV. Q rooms and hath. $50. 90
1901 ct. NV. Is rooms and bath. 49,. 70. Is
s rs is,h 81 ST. nw 70 qocm asa and
1902 10th st. NV. rooms and bath :. IS 90
ESQ st. NV, 10 rooms ana bath...... SO so
1903 st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 80. $50
1873 9th ct. NV, 8 rooms and bath. 80. 80
ia 1t. ne, 10 rooms and bath. ... g. so
S16 st. Ne, 10 rooms and bath. ..... 90 50
20 ". Y. ave. me-, rooms and baths. so. so
1905 3rd st. Ne, rooms and bath. 30 50
2917 ST. NV. rooms and bath. 900
19A1 9th st. NV, rooms and bath. Is so
SIS 4th ct. me-, Or. and b............. $3.50
104 st. NV. rooms and bath. ...... q 30
1878 Sth at. NV. rooms and bath. 80
619 10th st. Sc. rooms and bath. % so
1854 9th st. NV. rooms and bath. 80. 1000
l106 3rd ST. ne. rooms and bath. 1880
1242 ID st. Sc, 6 rooms and bath. ...... $50
~. 18th st. Sc, Z rooms and bath. 1890. 1880
737 LIST st. NV, rooms. 1850
100 LIST at. NV. rooms .............. 1850
25 9th st. ne. rooms ............... 14.5O
713 oath st. NV, rooms ............ 1850
TWOFAMILY HOUSES.
1921 1st st. NV. LIST f., Or. and b. 80
1921 LIST st. NV, 2nd H.. Or. and b. ..... $50
1897 18th st. NV, End H............... 1000
2219 n st. NV, 2nd h..........-....... 4.5O
OFFICES.
Washington Loan and Trust building.
McGill building.
1887 18th NV. store and 10 rooms. 500. 90
1926 Pa. ave. DIV. store and rooms. 1000
No. 6S C. IT. DIV. Or. and ,. ..--...... 90
~ g st. NV. rooms and bath. ....... $3.50
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR SALE-H0UEES.

FOR SALE
~ woopLEY PARK.
eSs0o
HANDSOME HOtSE , STORIES. 10
ROOMS. BATHS. H-w. HEAT. GAS AND
ELECTRICITY; LARGE FRONT AND TWO
REAR TORCHES. With large ict two squares
north OF new bridge: very convenient 10 Con-
necticut ave. cars. For further details see
SwARTZEII. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
12s 18th st. NV.
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w. II. WALKER.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS INSURANCE..
100 18th ST. NV.
HOUSES UNFINISHED.
344S 34th place, 13r., 2b. ..... 100. 90
1922 Calvert st. 12r., Sb. $500
1913 n II. ave-. Or. b......... $500
351S 10th NV. 10r., b......... 1880
I4i NV. Or. b. 1880
63l c st. Ne. ST., b............ $3.50
1898 10th NV. 6r., b.......... $3.50
70 Fl st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 27.50
1920 p NV. Sr., b............. $3.50
81 ne. 6r., b.............. $3.50
HOUSES FURNISHED.
344S Gath place. l3r., 2b. $1,000
1906 Ct, 9r.. b. .............. 1000
APARTMENTS
1900 S NV, Ar. b.. $3.50 to $500
STORES.
2114 14th. store and 2-story brick
1919 L NV. 25x65 It. ....... 5000
OFFICES.
Second Natl Bank bldg. .$14 90 and mp
Desirable office rooms at 729 18th st.
W. $1,000 and up
FOR RENT-TO WHITE TENANT. 32s NJ
ST. S.W.
Six nice bright rooms and bath.
Rent only $3.50.
JAMES F. SHEA, 643 LA. AVE. NV.
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FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
ONLY $4,000.
DEF CIT in price for q HANDSOME
BRICK and STONE RESIDENCE. L. ROOMS, .
BATHS. STEAM HEAT. house in nae condition;
conveniently located for two car lines: would
advise prompt attention.
SwARTZEIL. RHEEna q HESSEy Co,
~ 10Th ct. NV.
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FOR SALE
A SNAP IN NORTHEAST.
NEAR 9th AND Sis.
FRAME. 4 ROOMS BATH. LOT
4oxi06; 4.240 feet: paved street and
alley. Near two r lines. For quick
sale,
ONLY $4,000.
The ground alone Is worth nearly as
much.
SWARTZEI,L. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
127 18th 1t. NV.
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G0J 9th ST. NV.
1123 Vi av. ST., b. .cO.50
! Fl II Fla av. 6r. b. 1880
G12 Eye So. Or. b. ..16.o0
! 2315 Champaign st. 16. 30
} 621 l. sw. Or. W. .14.50
40 18th Sc. or, W. 400
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FOR RENT ON r ST. NEAR
North Capitol; new house. containing
six large rooms and bath. with hot
water heat: convenient to two ear
lines; rent just reduced to $3.50.
Also several other modern six-room
houses in that vicinity. Rents. $3.50
10 SIS 80 See these before renting.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.), TIA 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE
ONLY A.sao.
2ol3 18th ST. NV.
A very desirable and well arranged BRICK
HOUSE: THREE STORIES. NINE ROOMS.
BATH: FIRST-FIOoR KITCHEN: Furnace:
cellar: very convenient to TWO lines.
SWARTIELL. RtlEEM HENSEl I >.
sas 18th ST.
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Explanation

From the London Telegraph.
do you mean to say such a physical
wreck as he gave you that black eyer"
asked the magistrate.
"Sure. your honor. he wasn't q physi-
cal wreck till after he gave me thf
black eye" replied the complaining
wife.
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FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN HOUSE
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Only s7.0Ap.
ROOMS. BATH: H.-w. PLANT
Fine location.
House 10 In good condition.
SWARTZELI.. RHEEM & HENSEN CO.,
~ 10th st. NV.
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FOR RENI-ltul EUCLID ST. NV; CORNER
lower hat: = rooms ami bath: side light: back
porch: cellar; REM only So. WILLETT &
REINEt NJ co. Inc. 1909 II St NV
FOR RENT-COIORED APART
Iicnts IN the Linden, corner Of 3rd and OAK
dale SITS; T"oUs and bath newly papereJ
and palrted; steam heat See isnitor.
CHAS. +. KANES 60 l:;it E 81
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FOR RENT-BY l.. !.
S24 / ne. Or. b. .S3322.5t
lOJ 4th ne. ar. b. .D.:N
90S q NV. ar. h. .30.:t
235 Morgan NV. Or, b21. -
114S Goth, Sr. ..... %. n
Fl 1892 n Cap.jr. b21.:a
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FOR RENT-S2 NJ NV: 10 ROOMS. BATH AND
cellar: modern: hot water heat: in order, cur
tains; only idle 10 days: SiU.50.
". F. NASH. 122 NJ NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-30

FOR RENT
400 Sth NV. rooms and bath. :. 80
1920 at. NV, 11r.. b.. steam heat: rent 6DW
5g4g Pney Branch road 6:.. h.; rent. 80
Ices 9Th ST. NV. Tr.. b.; rent. ...-..... 25.6o
3I31 % ST. NV: Z rooms, rent. 1880
LOUIS i. SHOEM AkER 220 Southern bldg.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
SLAIN MANS SON
WON'T PROSECUTE;
SLAYER SET FREE

E. 8. EchoIs, a farmer, living near
Easton. in the Piedmont road, arrested
Thursday charged with the murder of his
brother in-law, James Thompson. was
given his freedom by Justice Orr today.
The warrant against him was dismissed
on his plea of self-defense.
Homer Thompson, son of the slain man,
said that he would make no effort to have
Echols indicted by the grand jury. No
further action in the matter is contem-
plat by the authorities.
Thompson quarreled with his brother
in-law two weeks ago and during the al
tercation struck him with a heavy hickory
walking stick Echols retaliated with a
sand shovel, dealing Thompson what
proved to be fatal blow on the head.
Thompson died a week later without re-
vealing the name of his assailant TO the
authorities. Echols gave himself up to
the county police.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
MUSIC ASSOCIATION
PLANS FOR LONGER
CONCERT SEASONS

Active campaigning for an enlarge
snent of their work will be inaugurated
next week by members Of the Atlanta
Musical association, and It is expected
to interest every music lover in the city
in the fifth season VI orchestral con-
certs by the Atlanta Philharmonic or
chestra.
Under the leadership OF Mrs. John
NJ Siaton, the new president Of the as
ISOLATION, letters have been mailed to
scores of Atlantans believed to be in
terested. These letters will be followed
Immediately by personal canvass, and
# is the hope of the members to in
crease their number so that the numbel
of concerts will be accordingly aug
mented,
Dues of $40 year is the only method
the association has OF raising funds and
The campaign for membership will,
therefore, be vital to the success of the
organization II is the idea of the as
sociation to cultivate love for music
for arts sake and to develop an inter
est which looks to the higher cultiva-
ton Of such art and the making of an
atmosphere of musical culture and re-
finement
Notable success has been attained III
the four previous seasons, but all OF
this is expected to be outdone this year,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
PERMITS ISSUED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF IL
DWELLINGS AT ONCE

The largest number of building per
mits in a batch during the past year
was issued this morning to the Dillin-
Morris Company for the construction of
dwellings on Lake avenue in the Ninth
ward and elsewhere. Seventeen houses
are to be erected, eleven of which will oe
at 236, 23S. 24O, PA, 246, $50, 252, 256,
258, $50 and 264 Lake avenue. The to-
tel is $63,325, dwellings worth S3S,800
on Lake avenue, and others worth $29.-
525 elsewhere as follows: Oakdale
street, near Ponce DeLeon, two-story
frame dwelling. $12,S00; So Greenwood
avenue. ore story frame, $500; 900
DeKaIb avenue, one story frame, ST.
825; 81 Copenhill avenue, two-story
frame, $S,4O0; 17S ST. Charles avenue
one and half-story frame, $500; 80
Copenhill avenue, two-story frame
SO, 800.
Miss Leila r. Wilburn is architect
for the Oakdale street house, and H w
Dillin for the others. The only other
record Of recent date approaching this
was the application of the Acme HON
Builders over a year ago to build eight
cen houses in the Fourth ward