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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08

from the ceiling Of the room I'm such
a manner as to enclose all aides of
the large labyrinth, effeotually shuts
out all surrounding objects, so tho
animal cannot tell, by the sense OF
sight where he Is at any given point
of the maze.
In preparation for the tests the
animal is kept without food for a
couple Of days. 1t is then stationed
mt q suitable starting point at one
end of the labyrinth alley-way, while
at the farther end Is placed box
containing food OF which the animal
is especially fond. Impclled by hun
ger, it starts along the passageways,
sometimes having TO retrace Its path
out of blind alleys, until by pure ac-
cilent It reaches the food box.
Meanwhile, the operator has been
observing the maneuvers of the ami
NAL through a small hole In the coll
ing over tho labyrinth. The ants
are, of course. watched at close
range. When tn creature has eaten
just enough TO whet It's appetite, Il
Is carried back TO the starting point
to repeat the process OF discovery.
But this time 1t has the definite stim-
ulus acquired by the taste of the
food, and an opportunity TO correct
the mistakes made in its previous
Wandcrlngs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08
MnggIoro noN Cones IlncI..

Chicago, Feb. S-Antoniu Magglore
the hftecn-yoar-old boy for whom the
police have been searching for ten
days ON the theory tnat he was tho
victim Of "a Black Hand kldnaping
plot was produced at tho East Chi
cago avenue police station by his rela-
tives. today. Members of the boys
family said that he returned home
early, today, saying ne had been out
trying to mako some money. The boy
told conflicting stories to the police
The boy was arrested as a Juvenile de-
linquont ana viii he turned over for
Investigation to Judge Pinckney in
the Juvenile court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08
NAGEL FOR THE
SUPREME COURT
Taft Has Definitely Decided
That He Shall be
Appointed.

Washington, Feb. S.-Thc existing
vacancy on the supreme court bench.
the firth that has occurred in tho
present administration. probabl viii
pe hlled by the appointment of Sec
reuary Of Commerce and Labor
charles Nagel OF ST. Louis.
President Taft lg expected to send
the nomination Of Mr.. Nagel to the
senate with few days United
states Judge William G. Hook of
Kansas who, until Tuesday night
was most prominently mentioned for
the vacancy, Is said to have been
eliminated from further consideration
at an hours session Of the cabinet
All Of the lawyers in the cabinet. ex-
cept Mr.. Nagel, were present. and
afterward it was learned that the
president had made clear his inten-
ton of appointing his secretary OF
commerce ana labor.
This report was so generally cred
ited that rumor was busy with a pos
slble successor to Mr.. Nagel In the
cabinet. Louis Marshall OF New Yorl,
and Julius Rosenwald of Chicago
were mentioned among those who
would be considered by President
Taft.
Think Hook Went Too Far.
Judge Hooks name was scratched
from the presidents list almost at
the eleventh hour. This action was
said TO be due TO his concurrence in
a Jim row law decision in an Okla
homa railroad case. Both the presl.
dent and Attorney General Wicker
sham are understood to hold the
opinion that Judge Hook went too
far in this case and Secretary of
State Knox. Secretary OF War slim
son and Secretary Of the Interior
Fisher, the other lawyers present at
the cabinet meeting, evidently agreed.
Secretary Nagel had been mention
ed among those whom the president
was considering for the supreme
court place ever since Justice IIar-
lan's death last fall Attorney Cen
eral Wlckersham and Postmaster
General Hitchcock are both known
strongly to have urged his appoint
ment. Mr.. Tafts only objection to
the appointment has been the fact
that Mr.. Nagel is SO years old, and
although a lawyer of wide practice,
has had no judicial experience
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wln Race.

New York, Feb. S.-A fleet Of hyro-
aeroplanes, with set races, similar TO
those conducted with motorboats, is
fCrecasted, today, as result OF the
Fights made late yesterday by Frank
Conyn, According to members of the
Motorboat Club Of America, the in
terest in hydro-aeroplanes is exceeding
that shown in motorboats.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08
Mrs. Henry Taft Bccoms a Catholic

The most noted convert to Roman
Catholicism, Rev. Father Bernard
Vaughan, the amous English Jesuit
preacher, has secured during his tour
of the United states, is Mrs. Henry
w. Taft, sister-in-law of the president
1t was anpounced today that she was
received into the Catholic church
last week by Father Vaughan at st,
Ignatius Loyola's church, this city.
Msr. Taft hal previously been high
church EpiscOpalian.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08
mo- HIGH A NALuE.

New York, Feb. ST don't believe
any mans affections are worth $1,000 =
sr He'd Justice Marean, whom Mrs
SAmola Neiman entered suit for that
hmount against Louis Hemm, charg-
ling breach Of promise
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08
IInrmnrI,cl Llccn.c nnrnl,cd.

New York, Feb 8.-Because the
management permitted the dancing Of
the turkey trot," the "bunny hug"
the grizzly bear" and other dances
of an unusually confidential nature"
Mayor Gaynor, today, ordered that the
license of the notorious Haymarket
dence hall be revoked forthwith.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08
oConI On Johnnyn ncnd.

Warren, Pa, Feb. S.-Andrew Lud-
low Coal OH Johnny" is dead at his
home here. The oil boom brought him
q million dollars when only seventeen
years old, He squandercd most Of 1t
having "fun" in few years.
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HERRICK NOMINATED.

Washington, Feb. s,-Presi-
dent Tart yesterday afternoon
nominated former Governor
F, Myron I, Herrick, of Ohio, to
, be American ambassador at
: Paris, succeeding Robert Bacon.
The state department, through
Ambassador Jusserand, was
notified, yesterday that Her
rick was persona grata" to
+, the~trench government.
IL was understood here that
Herrick viii reach Paris about
March 1.
<>s<>ss$s>s x X * x X x xxx,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. S.-Harry Nc
Carroll, thirty-four, feil fifty feet to
a concrete floor In an Etna machine
hop and received only few bruises,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08
Another Fire in Cleveland schools,

Cleveland, o., Feb. S.-rhe second
fire IN Cleveland public schools in less
than four weeks broke out Tuesday be-
fore school had convened, I'm Waring
school east Thirty-FIrst street. near
Payne avenue. For the second time
good fortune alone prevented a panic
and perhaps @ heavy death toll. The
Nuring hrc, like that in the Fairmont
building ON January T., was caused by
the oycrhcating of AN old-fashioned
furnace whose hot air chamber was To-
Gated directly beneath the flooring of
the lower grades, The damages
amounts TO $1,000
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08

ENPECT MANY AMERICAN CROOEl
Chicago, Feb. S.--EXpcctiug u trc-
mcnduus inflow of American crooks
and pick-pockets during the Olympic
games at stockholm i'm June. H. s.
IIcnschcn, local Swedish consul today
secured from Chief of Police Nc
Wceny the privilege of placing the
Chicago 'rogues' gallery" al the dis
posal of the Swedish authorities
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08

Col. George W. Goethals, engineer
In charge OF the construction OF the
Panama cansl has just held con-
ference with President Taft at WASH
ingtcn In regard 10 the progress of
the work. 1Ie Is still confident thar
the canal wiz be opened to inter-
oceanic traffic by January /, 1915.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Is the lead
er OF women among the Lawrence,
Mass, textile strikers. Her Influenced
has helpeu nightly for peace since
tho strike was called. She has de-
precated violence In all her talks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08

Englang's first paper "'''' "@
ed al partford IN loS0'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-08
Tlnd IIumna Homes.

Human bones were found by Prof.
Bingham, near Cuzco, embedded un-
der 75 feet OF gravel with the bones of
several lower animals. Prof. Bowman
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.
FUR SAIlE-
BY JESSE L. HEISKELI. 1903 81 ST. NV.
hArle Al1ir,

BY Jesse L. HEIsKEII. 1903 n ST. NV.
Phone Main 6ss.
and most delightfnI streets. handsome new
residences Of unique design and most modern
construction, containing Is rooms, baths, bill
lard room, lst-fioor kitchen; every modern con-
venience; wide front: deep lots to wide alley;
Terms FERNS To T., s uvHn' ,'r safase ""ne p'''''
On Biltmore ST.. two of the most substantial
and attractive residences of the most modern
constructions: IA rooms. 3 baths: modern light
ing and heating appliances; beautifully dec
GRATED; front and rear porches. Reasonable
price price n Terms to suit. ~, on,
istaaor Kitchen: electric light: hotwater heat.
On Kalorama ave. near Goth St, semi-detach-
ed colonial house. - rooms 8 baths; every
semi detached residence. II rooms; electric
light. hot-water heat. etc; side porch $4,000.
Calvert ST.. north side near 10th, three-s story
and cellar brick residence; IL rooms, baths.
Ist-fIoor kitchen: Groom deep Arrangement
Specially reduced price. $500
S between n. II. ave- and 18th. handsome
new dwellings. IA rooms. 3 baths; gas and
electric light; hot-water heat: garage; cellar.
Specially na reduced sa price Sl5,0o9; n. ,,,c.
nuI SuoI imnroyeman,s SID Hm Da'' Ill
e ha.,nndn Cnnn $AS S S,.r.5., r,-o,o.
n rooms . baths. newly decorated. broom.
49, .oo Ills orant p 10y ~ inmod;;ot 70 nnr
chosor sIn zoo A'e " p
I7th near O. tbree.storv messed brick and
49, a,ra11;nE 49,, - -. a r.,on,, >
sau u EaI s5so uscui ,, Dc 20. IN
,,an aa;ot h h S'@e pr annu
pull H;I,, 20 Ioce nea +,-ee.s,orv br,cs
dwaiiina. P"I rooms s" h.+h e,rnace beat Rar.
cain mice ~ sold a. nnns e. Zoo
gun pe n ~ suu .os "se, ~ 'Ieti 81 ,eo- n.
,ooa tto+iGn Woasonahi nr;co.
&c. o. naar n a~o q rpnous hath.
hot ESQ., 81 baata tbreastorr and basement resi-
dence. Specially reduced price, IS, 200 TO quick
buyer.
st. Sc near Congressional Library; three
story brick, rooms good condition. At sac
' ars ptiee ~ e0s. an e ,on,, hath ce,,a,
20. Oh 81. n 60 100 iooAA'' "'"' Ne"
Eaar ond and = 81 br,ct store and q
room lIreIlinr so TOo
near md NV, frame slx-room houses.
Renting for S393.6O per annum. Prlce $2,0OO
for both.
Bird near st. NV. two-story. hve-room
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COMMERCIAL ORCHARDS.

COMMERCIAL ORCHARDS.
ALL ~ BEARING AND IN SOME OF THE
BEST PROVEN FRUIT SECTIONS
OF VIRGINIA.
Close tn progressive Virginia town. An
orchard proposition of positive merit. 100
acres, practically all of which is planted in
trees About $500 apple trees five years old,
200 six years old and 900 one year old; 49,
90 peach trees five years old. Purchasable at
an investment figure. Price. 100000.
(2nd.)
Contains nearly $1,000 apple trees, IL to 10
years old. and within mile Of competing
railroads. Elevated land; good air; drainage;
within miles Of large city. Cheap property.
so few good crops should MD pay for it, Can be
'''eN' '' 1srdC
from to II years old Rich land, about Is
in orchard. balance mostly bluegrass sod
Owner reports 1910 apple crop brought So COO
net. Distance to station, IA miles. Price,
SIS, 900.
f4th.)
100 acres at foot Of Blue Ridge. About {, 900
trees; 1 200 apple Is years old. balance just
being planted. 1910 crop, loo barrels 31a
miles over fine road from station. Price,
$4,000.
80 mountain land. Over $500 apple
trees, one-half beginning to bear. Some Of the
land is rough. but the trees are well grown
and very thrifty. Four and one-half miles
down grade to station. Price, $l0,15O. THIS
is A GREAT BARGAIN
ii. w. HILLARY & COMPANY.
729-30 Southern bldg. Washington. D. G.
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FOR RENT
1866 X i av NV. 15r.
2b OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
900 Md av ne, Tor.
store ...---- Jo.U
913 4th NV. or. b. sto35. no
1850 Monroe. Sr, fl. b32. 30
% X ne, I1r, b. 1920
1888 5th ne. 5r. b.
store -.---...-- 3o.ou
1850 Monroe Or, d. b2S-Jl
316 G. ne. Or. b. .2S. so
els Irving NV, Or, BIZ. so
1914 A Sc, 1r, b. -2T.50
6I3 eth sw, sto rm2S.T
635 9th ne, Or, b..2.aO
6l6 9th sw. Sr. b.3.50
233 II ne, Or. b. 300
1905 Az sw, 5r, Il.
store 200
T2 n Y av ne. Or. b. %. so
521 9TH sw, sto. dwg22.5O
525 9TH Sc, sto, dwg. %. 80
40 Fla av NV, Or, b22.50
912 + ne. Or. b. . .20.50
1909 AZ sw. Or. b. 49, 80
John OUINN G.
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GA + sw, 7r, b. 1850
&c VI sw, sto, dwg. 2O.OO
322S 18th NV, stO 20. 90
| 1443 A Sc, Ar. d, b17.5O
$40 G sw, Or, b. 1880
40 18th sw, 4r.h,b.11.0
SD Il Sc. Or. 80. 1850
1O3 18th ne, 5r, b.13.5O
IA y Sc. Or. 1880
222T Prout Sc, Or. 1880
COB l. ne, Ar. fl, b.12.5O
2217 Mimi, Sc, Or. 1900
61S II sw, 3r. .11.0
II X Sc, Or. 1000
525 7th sw. 7r. 1880
1OO3h 9th sw, Ar. 1000
COIlORED.
947 s NV, Tor. b. 5000
913 4th w.5r. bstO35. 90
900 NH av NV. 7r. b26. so
&c NJ sw, stO, dwg.@ 90
20S l. sw, Or, b. 1850
PIP l. sw. Or, b. B.. rs. 80
2262 Sth NV, Or. 1900
400 n NV. sto rm.15. 90
1416 Sd NV. Or. II. 90
J.. Inc, 704 18th NV.
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On ANCN I'D uGO.
TIA Pa.
NV. POPS G., b. 10
NV, 9OS Web'r. Or, b30. 80
NW,9IO Web'r, Or, b3O. 30
NV, 500 Odd, Sr. b. 80. 80
NV. 4317 Ga av,S.b27..50
NV, S27 Odd, Or, b. so
NV, 1927 SD. Or, b. $3.50
NV, 2207 II, Or, b. 25.50
NV, 2221 ii, Or, b. 25 30
NV. 2223 II, Or, b. 1880
NV, Sl1 Goth, 5r, b. 16. so
NV, S13 Doth, 5r, b.16.j0
NV. 2320 Eye, Or, b. 1850
SE.314 sc aver, b. 10
SE,324 sc av, 6r,b 80
SE, 1926 E, 5r, w. .12.O0
SE,5 n, Or. W.. 10. 80
SE.1347 l., Or, $50
SW, 400 X, 5r, w.10.U
HEATED APIS.
NV. Octavia, cor Col
and Quarry roads
No 34-sr, bath. 90
No 37-4r, bath. $500
No 2S-4r, bath. 90
Get complete list at o,
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No place like home.
No home like ours.
We doubt whether any one could see these
homes without wanting one. they SO COM
pletely fill all the requirements that you LOOK
for. Well built, well arranged, well located
and surprisingly good value.
At Warder and Newton SITS. NV.
Sample home at 449 Newton ST., completed
and open for inspection daily until dark.
Take NINTH STREET car and get of at
Park road. or telephone our agents to send an
automobile.
81 500
$500 cash and $3.50 per month,
including all interest.
These are Broom deep homes, and have many
features never before found at this price; In
fact we consider them by FAR the best value
we have ever been able to offer
Six rooms; large square kitchen and large
pantry with outside window. Cellar with serv-
ants toilet and stationary washtubs. Electric
light Hot-water heat. English tile fireplace.
Large attic. Beautiful neighborhood, adjoining
Soldiers Home Park.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC, Owner.
Shannon & Iuchs, Selling Agents,
713 14th st. H.
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ITO coinrod {epantN


Large 10-room house Providence Hos
pital; almost facing large park: now being
put in perfect repair throughout: just vacated.
Parties must bring references before applica-
lions will be entertained.
154 ST. sc. Rent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
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FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE CORNER RESIDENCE IN
PETWORTH.
4143 n. II. AVE.
ROOMS AND BATH. HOT-WATER HEAT
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED.
9th street cars go through to Soldiers Home.
ONLY $500.
ADJOINING HOUSE. 6 ROOMS AND BATH,
$4,250.
VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
OPEN TODAY.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern bldg. SO7 18th ST. NV.
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v. LINKINS.
ave. NV.
No S-3r. bath. .cS. 80
NW.S 21st,5r.b. 80. 80
VITA Pa avs, b27. 30
INVITA- Pa ava, boz. 80
UNHEATED APIS.
NW.2l33h II, b. %. 50
NV, 2134 H,5r. b.. so
NV, 2136h H.5r, b.22. 80
STORES.
NV, Store and fat, 3r,
b. good business To-
cation .......... 80. so
STORAGE.
NV. 1874 10Th, 2 stor-
age rooms, each. - 90
COLORED TENANTS.
NV. 800 18th, 5r. W. so
NW.1715 Fla av. 5r
fat ...-........1S.5O
INVITE SeatOn st,
Nw.2ils f. 6r. W. 1890
NV. 500 NH av,3.w12.50
Other houses from 81 up
ice.
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FOR RENT-2ol5 10th ST. NV; DESIRABLE
summer residence; south porch; house open on
8 sides; beautiful outlook: 10 rooms; bath;
steam: rent. $50. w. II. WALKER, TO
10th st.
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FARMS-VA.
FARM NEAR RICHMOND.
TAT ACRES 50 500. PART CASH

FARM NEAR RICHMOND.
lat ACRES. $500: PART CASH.
Close TO railroad station, only miles To
modern town and % miles to Richmond: cas-
lily worked. productive fields. two acres bear
ing orchard; 800 cords wood. large quantity
outbuildings; owner old: IL taken now only
SO. 500: part cash. For full details and trav-
cling directions to this and many other
farms in Virginia. North Carolina and other
southern states see page 3: North Carolina.
Southern Farm CatalO~-,a 49, Just out: COPY
Free We pay buyers R. r. fares station
1873. e. A. STROUT. SIT Hthia ST.. Green's
boro, n. O.
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TIMBER PROPERTIES.

Over 200 million feet Of hardwood timber IN
North Carolina. Large percentage poplar and
white pine. Valuable property and safe in
vestment. Price, $40O. coo In fee.
~
40 million feet, nearly all pine, with COM
plete mill, railroad, In eastern North Caro-
lima: fine logging proposition. CHEAP AND
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY. Important to
sell at once. Price, SIS, 600
t3D
so million feet Of pine on navigable water
in South Carolina can be increased to over
100 million feet; fine timber. Price, 800 per
thousand feet.
az
5000 acres. in one body, in North Georgia
~ miles from railroad: easy logging; to
5000 feet per acre. Price, $500 per acre, in
fee.
II to Is million feet, nearly all pine. from
/ to 2 miles from railroad. In southern vir-
ginia; fine logging; rate to Pittsburgh. 16Ac.
Philadelphia, Ice. Price, So, 900.
II. w. HILLARY & CO.,
1880 Southern Building, Washington, d. @.
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NV 1903 y, 12r. % S125 NV, 1901 Euclid 5r15 90
NV 1924 L. 2r,2b. 1900 NV, 1850 9th. Ar. l3. so
NV 1913 Este. DIV 1000 NV. PIG y. Ar. IL Oh
Nw,2l2 sy, NW.i13 26th. Or. 10. 40
Sr and b.---.-.. 1913 NV. 1928 26th 2r. IS 90
NV 30 NJ av.Sr. b4o. Is NF.Tl3 l.. Or. b.. % so
NW.5I3 I'd. 10r b. $3.50 ,343 Nd sv Or BIS. 90
NV 4oS NJ ay.7r. b27 so SW, 20T Linworth pl
NV 1919 i1fh.Sr b .63 Ir. b --.-..... 20 80
NV 40i O. Or, b. 80 SW,l1l4 9Th b &c so
NV 900 r, Or. b. .2050 SW,l1l6 9th Or, b.. II. 80
NV SIT I'D. r...1S5oi SW,e25 C. 6r-...-.I4. 90
NV 1915 Church. 4rl6.so SW ,6l9 c, 6r-- IS. 50
NV 1874 18th, sto, 1850 Sc 03 1StS f.. Il. 90
NV 22s6 I2th.sto. 1850 SE,919 Pot av, Or. u. so
NV 1904 4th Or. 1910 SE,921 Pot av, Or. l.. So
NW,1I25 Cap,6ri54O SE,liII 10Th, o.. l.. 80
NV, 1855 9th, Or 1900 81 hob 10TH Or. 1870
APARTMENTS
The yincetta, rooms and bath. $2l 90
The Vinetta- rooms and bath $50
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building, offices.
Cali at oslce Tor information regarding alley
property. stables. etc. have for rent
For further Information apply at ONCE.
j. w. FILLING. 1416 F ST. nv
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FOR SALE
$4,000.
$500 CASH. $40 MONTHLY.
AN ATTRACTIVE HOME.
319 X ST. NE.
Six large rooms and bath; attractively pa
pered; colonial porch; lot 20x142; rear and
side alley; HOT-WATER HEAT.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
WM. III. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern bldg, SO7 18th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
FOR SALE

TENLEYTOwN.
The four frame dwellings s.w. corner Mass.
and Wisconsin ayes. must he removed
AT ONCE.
FINE SPECULATION. Buy one Of them
cheap and we will move II on your lot at Q
small expense. Look them over and
GET BUSY.
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l. & CO., 722 18th NV.
1909 7th NV, sto. $500
10 18th NV. sto. . 1000
FLATS.
41S 18th ne, 5r. b. % so
1867 Pa av sc, 5r, b. 1850
1891 ID ne. 5r. 1850
COLORED TENANTS.
400 N.Y.av NV Or. b25. 90
1920 Linden Or. b, 20. 80
1929 Linden, Or, b.. 20. so
1910 9th Sc, Or, b.. .14.O
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
EQUITY of $4,000 in business property. It'll
st.; building recently remodeled; responsible
tenant. Rent, $40 per month.
Equity of $4,000 in business property, G
ST.; new corner building; responsible tenants;
rents $500 per month.
Equity of $4,000 in business property. New
York ave. near 18th; building; rent, $500
per month.
Equity of $4,000 in an apartment house.
washington Heights; corner property; all
apartments rented; rent. $1,000 annually;
Equity b. $50 900 in apartment house,
Newton ST., between 14th and 18th; all rented.
Annual rental So, 800.
Equity of $25, 600 in apartment house. Florida
ave-, near Massachusetts ave.; all rented;
annual rental $500.
A. F. FOX COMPANY, 1-3-1-1 III NV.
SALES DEPARTMENT.
ROOMS AND BATH. HOT-wATER HEAT;
oak floors; close to car line; we'll located on
Quincy st. NV. Rented at $3.50. With small
trust. We can exchange two OF these excel
lent houses for house not $500 or
would consider good building lots. Price, S., 900
each. Will arrange any amount of trust to suit
buyer.
Clear farm of 100 acres to exchange for small
located and near Il. r. and good road from
Washington. Owner will consider good equity
If trust is small. Sell easy terms.
173 feet front on East Capitol st. ne, at
corner OF 18th St Clear of all REMEMBRANCE.
Owner will consider small houses and will as
sumo reasonable membranes. Will make a
quick deal. Make offer.
Apartment renting for 5000, with small
trust of only 500. 500, at 57t. years to run.
good farm would consider small city prop
critics or fine home on heights.
W. A. CRAIG & CO..
Sc 14th ST. Phone NJ. 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31
OUT.OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

orange land; Groom house. comfortably fur
nshed; immediate possession; 81 500. ELIZA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

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