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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
Plain Talk BY Wilson

In declaring that he did not wish
m nose as the workingmen special
friend. Gov. Woodrow Wilson may
have committed political Dlunder,
but he at least must not be charged
with adopting clap-trap methods lot
the sake OF political expediency. On
this point. his language is dignined'
and his attitude reassuring. ~ MO
line, H., he said:
MY record as governor of New
Jersey is entirely fair TO labor. l DO
not say 1t, nor do | like TO have IL
said. that ! am the laboring man
special friend. | am his friend In
the sense that he is a part OF the
country, and / am the country
friend. do not like to draw class
lines, but prefer to consider the lab
oring man in the get-together spirit,
with no interest hogging at all. but
all pulling together for the good OF
the common country.
This is the sort of talk that makes
An instant appeal TO men. The days
when splendid generallties could be
handed out from the speakers plat
form have gone by The men OF to-
day want common sense talk. not
glowing sentences which mean moth
ing, once the spell of the speaker 6
magnetism has worn Off
Workingmen do not choose to be
placed in class by themselves. They
know that every man Is a working
man, II he amounts to anything al
all. The man who now wins the at
tention of the thinking class is the
one who doesn't truckle TO what he
considers may be vote-getting de-
vices. Ii is the man fearless enough
to say what he thinks that is sure OF
respectful attention wherever he
speaks. Men who are going to vote
do not want their natural intelli.
gence stultified with honeyed words
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
From Another Point of View


to have upon possibly golden
have experienced
ON the his
eNewY 5
do
places
OF rain yesterday,
Have
he relatives buried
which
proyidin life boats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
How MolkenbOer
Painted Taft

While President Taft slept the art.
list painted, is the story Theodore
Molkenboer, portrait painter. is tell.
ing at the expense OF the president.
Molkenboer came up to Washing.
ton by engagementf6 paint the presi.
dents picture. The hour set for the
work was Immediately after luncheon
one day early In the week. The presi.
dent sat down in the big arm chair
in the library OF the White House, and
the artist began his work
CHANGING up, he saw the subject was
sound asleep For two hours Mol
kenboer worked and President Tai;
slept on. Finding that the chief ex
ecutive would sleep, Mr.. Molkenboer
concluded he would go ahead and get
the best results possible.
The work shows splendid likeness
OF the president awake, with smiles
wreathing his countenance.-Washing
ton Post.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19

and specious promises. They want
the truth, plain and unvarnished.
Governor Wilson is giving a valu-
able object lesson in public speaking.
He has thrown oratory to the winds
and has come down 10 brass tacks.
IL he fails to win the nomination, in
this new departure. he has been the
forerunner OF a new era. He is 10
be felicitated on his skill as a school
master OF the new oratory which
convinces instead of stultifies the
popular mind.-Grand Rapids News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
No Difference.

Would YOU want your wife or your
mother or your sister TO have 10 min.
Gle with men at the polls?'
Il can't see why IL would be any
worse than mingling with them IN
overcrowded cars. Chicago Record
Herald
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
Conversational Discretion.

why do you always insist on talk.
ing about the weather TO your bar.
ber?"
You wouldn't have me talk about
anything as exciting as politics 10 a
man who is handling a razor, would
you ?''--Washington Star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
Poll Shows How
bob" Came Back

Farm and Fnrsid contains an
interesting poll of io.000 of lis
readers, selected at random in every
state in the union i'm proportion TO
the rural population OF each state.
The results. reduced 10 percentage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19

The Titanic was in field OF ice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19

avoid kissing If you would have a
beautiful mouth says DR.. Lillian
Russell. We are almost inclined 10
believe the report that Lillian isn't
as young as she used TO be.-Chicago
Record-Herald.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
STORY or CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE
E OFHEROIC MEN AND or A COWARD

The Carpaa having arrived New York with her cargo
tv broken hearted and suffering survivors of the Titanic disaster
ne than conjecture which base indictment oil the
White Star Line
THE COLD FACTS OFFICIALS OF THIS STEAMSHIP
COMPANY ARE FOUND GUILTY AND RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LOSS
OF 1886 SOULS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
The Good Of II

But just as a rap at Lorimerism,
perhaps even the result In Illinois
was worth philadelphia Record.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-19
5 been told now by eyewitness.

.sH The Titanic n a field of ice.
~ She all records for crossing the ocean,
Despite danger any minute OF running bow
On iceberg SPEED NOT sLAcKENED AND SHE WAS
MAKING 23 KNOTS
The charge upon bridge WARNED by the lookout OF
iceberg around and the damage TO the
ship entirely ugly from the razOke edge Of
the ice
engaged game cards in the smoking strOed
deck disorder and returning to their resumed
the game
few passengers calmly discussing possible
having brought agreed probable
propeller about their stateroOms when
engaged lowering the meboats
Mrs Dickinson Bishop of Detroit of the survivors tells how she
impact dressed being assured there
before the order for to enter the life
boats given
There panic.
As hfeboat after the the
pulled quietly and orderly into the star night and upon
perfectly calm
goes plenty of time for ALL have
been SAVED
HAD THERE BEEN ONE MORE LIFE BOAT so MORE LIVES
HAD THERE BEEN 80 MORE uFEBoATs EVERY PERSON ON
BOARD MEMBERS OF THE CREW ALL WOULD HAVE BEEN
SAVED.
Titanic said have the neghbOrhOod of soOOoooo
too economy employed here
and there able afford this
added number of Meboats
The number of these boats carried amounts to criminal fact
WHY 90 LIFEB0ATS BUILT TO CARRY 1900 HUMAN
BEINGS PASSENGERS CREW. AND NOT SO AND ENOUGH
WHY NOT ONE LIFE BOAT Or NONE AT ALL INSTEAD OF 70
WHEN 81 WERE NEEDED.
The strange distressing spwreck find
NOW 1885 lost that law has YET TO BE PASSED
compulsory passenger boats hboat ENOUGH
invoked the law Of the compelled the
and children first but itself to have
entirely overlooked the law Of just humanity in its responsibility
to the who persisted
WAS EARLY IN BOAT BEEN THE TENTH DROPPED
OVER AND THERE WERE WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN THE TH1R-
TENTH
T. ia an hour gloom continents but there
the heads of the steamship
who responsible for this awful affair
and the White
thousands awful ~ hours until the
Carpaha landed for the telling Of the story by survivors
cowadce genuine
writer of fiction has dared
Indeed the fiction hard test to meet
hand Of Providence in it.
calm and the out to light the way o the
feboa drawing out to safety.
The ship came in time.
wondrou but not proof against all VIOLA
the land just humanity by
steamship corporations prompted by greed
In the sdeghts upon the heroic deeds of
Archibald stationed by the meboats with drawn
alive devoted the valiant and hvay of
providing for the safety of women and children.
ovabe highest
type of American.
Never recalled rich His
noeman had himself Alright while the
scandal still and proved his real devotion for the
wife taking bidding her last adieu and willingly
accepting death that she and other might live
and then back with bottom
and deeds quite contrast the
Bruce Ismay early boat and whose first
reaching the Carpaha meal mo matter
much the cost
There n this disaster-and also, coward
M;oc Di1lNicE1ac neor Cir1
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Sla..ah.
First-acor kitchen: II rooms, baths; "le-
CANT hot-watcr heating plant; very large lot 10
MOORE HILL. dncl. 1892 st. NV.
FOR SALE
rooms and bath: stories: good cellar:
furnace heat. corner. and worth mucb more
than we are asking
MOORE 4 HILL dncl. 1902 81. NV.
on AN AVENUE NORTHEAST.
Groom brick. nearly 10 feet front; well rent.
M6oT & HILL GncA. 1922 St NV.
CENTRAL NORTHWEST.
81 500
Groom brick; *. q feet vide; good nah; new .
cannot afford TO miss.
MOORE a HILL unco. 1902 st. NV.
Nearly q feet wide: good depth; porch in
front: house has 6 rooms and tiled bath. Can
A.l50.
MOORE HILL nncl, 1fSncc ct NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
large rooms; bath; cnncreted cellar: fur
heat: side hght well rented. Good for
nome OF 'n'es'"es ss.aoo.
MOORE 4 HILL Gnc.,. 1922 st. ~.
NoRTHEAsT. on on. Of Ii. best :su.r.;
mace: cellar: cost $. so, Win s.crisce for
MOORE 4 HILL tfnc.S, 1902 Of. nv.
NEAR 9th aNDR AVE,
, g rooms and bath; lot about L f.ei wid.
rErwoRTH BARGAIN.
6 rooms. tiled hath. cellar: splendid furnace:
20 feet wide: out-of-town owner will sell very
MOORE & HILL. NC. 1902 h ct. NV.
MODERN HOME
IN BLoOMlNGDAIE.
$4,000.
6 rooms: furnace heat; concrcted cellar. A
MOORE & HILL. INC. 1902 II ST. NV.
FOR SALE
NEAR UNION STATION.
A 1oee investment or nice home: quiet. select
street: rooms and BATH good sized lot: one
square from
MOORE 4 HILL. NC 1902 II st. NV.
FOR SALE
GIRARD ST. NEAR 14th.
$500.
New: hot-water heat: deep lot; fine cellar;
ideal home for small family.
MOORE e. HILL INC, 1902 II st. NV.
FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$3.50.
Stone front; IL rooms, baths: steam heat:
20 feet frontage; splendid outlook; open hrs-
places.
MOORE & HILL NC. 1aaoe2 II st. nv.
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q OsWt4-09Uo.
| 6S T, 6r. b (fur) 80. so
2O29 LIST NV, Or,
| b fur. $3.50
619 NJ av NV, 1Or, b30. so
116 Quincy. 7r. b. $3.50
1876 G NV. Sr. b. fur 80. so
1880 ECap,6r. b. flr2S.50
1902 Ga av, or, b.1S.O
11@-s-1O Sd ne, Or.
| b (furl. 1880
1921 9Th NV. Orb. 81. so
3O13 Ga av Or, b. fur&. 80
1921 Ga ay, Or.
5000 Ga av, 6r, b. $3.50
1910 Col st nw.7r, BIS. 90
31S G ne. Or, b. fur. 80
COS Kenyon NV. 6r.
b fur. $50
GIL 14th ne Or, b, fur23. so
403 f ne, Or, b. 200
1906 Fla av, 6r. b. 2.50
1856 Morse ne, 6r,
b (hwt). .I.SO
1902 Ga av, Or, b. 1880
1915 Emerson ne,
Or, b. .....-..-.. 1850
sos 14th ne, Or. b.1S.0
1897 Marion, Or. .H.W
34OO Ga ay NV,
Or. W. 1900
224 18th ne. Or. b. 1890
1925 Dean ne, Ar, b. 1880
t17O2 Half sw, 5r, 300
STORES.
1907 Gnw. en bid. 600
1915 \ Y ave, large
store .......T 5. 90
go j. NV. .9W.Os
500 9th NV. 12r. b. %
III 18th NV, large
store 5000
SD3-5 14th NV, j
large store rm. $500
1910 Ga Nv. large
new store. ..... 5000
1917 Eye NV, CT and
b, store. 1000
HOO PIX I'd, i st'rm25.0O
142 n NV, 1 room $50
APARTMENTS.
Heated.
31-Summit Apt. House.
Or & b (hwt). 1850
| Saranac. 1909 N Cap.
| 7r & b ~. 37.D-42.50
F! Cambria. 1924 Enclid,
2r & h {35>. 800
Manor House. 1924
Monroe st, 5r & h
40 fr. corr. As. 80
Laclede, 1923 vt. ay,
5r & b (6H. A. 90
Wilson, 14th & Hard.
5r & b (41) 1850
The Seville. or & b35.W
Nolando. 1413 T st.
5r & b t22l 80
Glendower, 81 9Th ne,
1O4-6r&b (hwl. 80 50
305 G NV, Or, b(hw). 1850
TIT 18th NV (0,
5r & b. $500
8 st George Apt,
3r. b. ...........1s.M
COLORED TENANTS.
1922 ODD NV, Tor
| & b fur. 1000
3O1 T NV. 11r. b. 1000
Alt Oakdale. Cir. b.21.50
1882 10th NV, Sr, b.30.W
1890 18th NV. Sr, 90
500 Nh av NV or, b15.50
2429 NJ, At, W. 1900
So Goat al, Ar. w.1O.OO
4The Bellvue Apis,
4r & b. 1880
oO23 9th NV, Or, b.1S.5O
l76O H'v'd NV, TT, %. SO
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Phone Mai
172S Con av NV, 11r,
2 b (stm). ..$1S.W
1912 18th NV. 1T.
2 baths. .12.O0
1888 18th NV, 13r.
2b (hw). 10000
1925 NJ NV, 14r, b
(hwt) ....... 12.W
1928 Lamont NV.
Tor, b (hwl. 1900
1913 10th NV, 1H.
2b (hw). 100
1924 l. NV, 13r. 2b.15.W
1914 10th NV, 1T.
2b Chwt)-.......70.00
1926 Col I'd NV, 11r.
b (hw). 1000
2O29 Hillyef. 11,
Oh (stm). .&.00
1920 10th NV, Or, b
tfur) .....-.... $500
1855 @ NV, 13r. b
tstml ......... $500
1921 8 NV. Tor, b
(hw) .-......... 5000
1855 CorcOran NV,
12r, b (furl. 5000
1923 Clifton, Tor,
20 fhw). $3.50
ISL X NV. Tor, b. IS. 90
2OS Ind av, 11r. b
(stml .51.N
2467 18th NV. Tor.
b (hw). 1915
1854 Kenyon NV, 11r.
3b (hwt). $3.50
14O4 18th NV, Or.
2b (hw). $3.50
1850 Irving. Tor. h
thwl ..-...... 5000
2516 18th NV. 1Or.
2b (hw). 5000
1906 18th NV, Sr,
h (stm). 5000
1928 Lamont NV,
Or. b (hw). ALSO
1920 r st. 1M.b. 1915
1474 Clifton NV,
Tor, h thwt). 80
1905 Girard. 1G. b
(stm) ......-...R $3.50
1924 10th NV, 11r, BIS. so
112s Lamont NV. Or.
h (fur). 90
1902 Fa1rmont, Tor.
% 400
1874 Irving, Tor.
b (fur). $500
1929 Newton nv,
Tor. b ihwt). .R. 90
1919 G NV, 11r. b. a.
1l85 10Th nw.7r.b. $3.50
1896 Irving NV, Or.
h FUR. AZ. 80
1343 Corcoran. 11r.
b, stable. 40. so
24l1 LIST NV, Or,
b (fur). 1850
1924 n Cap, 7r, b
(ftr) 1850
1907 Emerson NV,
Or. b (hwn. 1000
1919 N Cap. Or,
b fur. .........D.M
1929 r. 1Or. As. IS
1719 Willard, 11r,
b (hw). $500
1921 School NV, 11r.
b (frr). SO. 90
I'LL 18th NV. 12r. BIS. SO
2O4 Ind av. Or, b, fur35. rs
$50 18th NV, 1W,
b (fIr). as. Is
1881 18th NV. Tor. b35- so
306 e NV. Or, b. 49, 50
173S n Cap NV,
Or, b. 80. so
112 f NV, 7r,b, fur. 80. 80
1852 Monroe NV,
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. w. LINKINS,
Do

v. L1NkINS,
ave. NV.
No S-3r. bath. .2S.5O
NW,s15 21st. Or b. .32.5O
NW,17l+ Pa av,3,bN.5O
INVITA- Pa av, g, be-. so
UNHEATED APIS.
NW.2l33a H,5r,b. %. 80
NV. 2134 H.5r.b.. %. SO
NV, 21361a HIST, SO
STORES.
NV, Store and fiat, 3r,
b, good business To-
cation .35, 80
STORAGE.
NV. S24 10Th, 2 stor-
age rooms, each. 800
COLORED TENANTS.
NW.9 &th,5r,w.1S.50
NW.1715 Fla av, 5r
fat .1S. so
NV, 1715 Seaton st,
NW,211s E. 6r,w.17.OO
NV, 800 Nh av.3,w12.5O
Other houses from 81 up
ice.
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FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS AND FLATS.
ALL SECTIONS.

1896 r. L. ave. Is rooms and 2 baths. SIS. 90
s1l Eve ST. IL rooms and bath ...... 55.s5
1349 Harvard ST. Q rooms and bath $3.50
l716 18th ST.. 10 rooms and bath. 1880
1919 K st. NV. 10 rooms and bath $3.50
1925 14th ST.. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
HOG 9th ST., 10 rooms and bath. 1910
1925 O st. 10 rooms and bath. ....-.... 81 so
cso4 Pa ave, o rooms and bath. .. 1918
I247 7th St, IL rooms and bath. .. IS 90
i746 Kalorama 3D. rooms and bath. 80 30
3 h st. ne. IL rooms and bath 1870
Q37 French St, rooms and bath. $3.50. 30 so
94l " III. ave-, rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
1912 9th ST, 8 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. -. 80
2U91s 18th st. s.w., rooms and bath -. $50
2fO4 Eve st. rooms and bath. ....... % so
1926 Sth ST., 5 rooms and bat ......... $500
400 Eye st. me-. rooms and bath. 2c.50
I1f ID ST. s.w.. rooms and bath 1880
FLATS.
1921 st. ne. rooms and BATH. 2l.0o
AZ O NV, 5 rooms and bath. ......... 1880
1928 st. Ne. 5 rooms and bath. 1000
81 o NV, rooms and bath ...... 1880
900 18th st. Sc. list floor. 5r and bath 1850
1881 % st. ne rooms and bath 49, 1880
1911 b ST. ne rooms and bath. 800. 1850
90 10Th ri. ne. LIST floor. 5r. and bath. Il. so
COLORED TENANTS.
l74s 18th ST., rooms and bath . 1880
1922 st. NV. rooms and bat 80
6i4 " Y. ave. 8 rooms and batn- ...... q. 80
I22S Eve ST. NV, 4 rooms. ..-.-........ 600
90 Del ave. sw.. rooms. .........-.. $50
STORES.
II3I eth ST. NV storeroom .....1O 100 90
1894 " Cap store and broom apt. :. 100. 90
3424 Georgia ave. Observation-Disclosures. 81. 90
81 st. $500
Gull for lis, published every Monday.
A. F. FOX &C.. Established 1875,
Rental Agents. 1911 ii NV.
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IL & CO., 100 18th NV.
1909 9TH NV, sto. -3s. %
10 18th w.stO. 80. 90
FLATS.
AIS 18th ne .or.b. -. so
1897 Pa av Sc. 5r,b.11.@
1239is D DE, 5r, b. rs. so
COLORED TENANTS.
400 NAV NV Or, b20.0O
1870 Linden Or, h. 20. 50
1929 Linden, Or, b. 30. 5n
124O 9th -, Or, b.. .14-G
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No place like home.
No home like ours.
Even the electric light fixtures are Of special
design. Nothing about these homes is common
place. The English tile fireplace and plate
glass communicating doors between the parlor
and dining room give the lower floor an ex-
ceedingly handsome look, and the pretty wood
work and paper carry out a well planned
scheme Of perfect refinement.
Warder and Newton sts NV.
Finished sample, 40 Newton st. NV, open
daily until dark.
Take NINTH STREET to Park road: walk
one block east and one block north; or tele-
phone to our agents and they will put an auto
mobile at your service.
These are not box houses, but three room
deep homes. with big square kitchen and big
pantry with an outside window: six comfort
able rooms and splendid cellar equipped with
stationary washtubs, servants toilet, ETC.: hot
water heat; electric lights; gas heater; hard
wood floors: attic over entire house.
$500 cash. Sc. 80 month. including all interest
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC. Owner
Shannon & Luchs, Selling Agents.
713 l4th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-I19 TAYLOR ST. NV; ROOMS
bath and cellar; furnace heat; lot 20x143; oc-
cupied 8 mos; have put in considerable i'm
pr0vements; good terms to right party account
leaving city. IL
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RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA.

J r. Sd la,
n ave. NV.
$50 / sw. 6r. b. POO
1910 26th nw,6r, b. .21.5O
2316 N NV, Or. 1880
1884 ~ sw, ar. b.20. 90
11O1 10Th NV, Sr. b. 1000
1914 D ne, Or, b. 1910
1928 D Sc, 6r, b. ...lS.D
1858 NC av ne, Or, b1S.5O
1913 Il sw. T......17.50
AT I sw, 81, b. 1850
OIL 18th ne, 81. b. 1880
SO Myrtle, Or. b. 1850
215 10th Sc, Or, ID. 40
1904 F. sc. Or, b. 1900
1901 C NV. upper nt15.W
2233 Shannon, II, b15.W
2615 p NV, Or. ...14.50
1876 H sw, Jr.....13.5O
l410 A Sc, Or, ". 1900
1927 Va av sw,5r.12.5O
40S 6it sw, ST.. 1880
$40 Goth ne, 4r,w...S.50
IT'S.
/ $40 4th ne. 5r, b. 10. 80
1443h A Sc, 5r, bis. 50
1443 A sc, Sr. b. .17.5O
41S 18th sc, 5r, b. 1850
PROPERTY.
! 527 Dist NV. sto, DIVES. 90
zoos L NV, sto, 5r. .2.5O
30 14th Sc, sto. eel. is. 90
1867 p NV, shop. 10. 90
4OS 18th sw, store. IL. so
11N-6 Goth NV, ca. 10. 90
239 9th Sc. store. 500
813 Va av Sc, Or. wiz. so
TENANTS.
2429 F NV. 6r.w. 1880
613 Va av sc, 6r.w. 1880
1923 sd NV. Tor. 1873
l3 18th Sc, Or. .S.11.5O
24S F NV, 4r,w. 1850
20 Wonder sw, 4r. 1880
1918 Hutch1ns NV,
Or .lV.W
145 n Sc, &. $50
los n Sc, Or, W. 800
464 Union ct, 4r.w.S.50
472 Union ct. 4r,w. $50
Rear Alt Sd sw, 4r.8.50
1925 10Th ne. Ar, W. $50
SIT Marks ct sc. $3.50
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

LIEBERMANN 4 HAwN,
1903 STREET.
three-story, 10-room brick house. near New
Hampshire ave. and r ST. NV. to q quick
en- On Il main door s'e Cost S. s "'e ''
VIII consider $3.50.
LIEBERMANN HAwN.
1908 + st.
On Fairmont st. NV. Columbia Hts: bet.
18th and 14th sts a be beautiful 12ro0m house
VIII consider 800
LIEBERMANN 4 HAwN.
1903 ST.
Twelveroom house on st; bet; 18th and
18th sts. NV; lot 25xS7 to alley. Fine, large
IAEBERMANN 1 HAwN,
1903 st.
semi -detachcd corner house. fine nc. location !;
new t"ost9rS residence fronting s. 10 sd II. 10, on
st. ne' and Is On n, Ten s. 7 So nne side lot
uDBER ,sas : =: : HAwS'
A 81, 900 NV. residence; II rooms and two
'''''' brick stable $500.
HEBER Ma : :: + HAwS'
On Wyoming ave. NV, near Columbia road.
Beautiful 14-rcom house; every modern i'm
provement Colonial front porch. Lot 2ox120
to alley.
Only $4,000.
L1EBER ma 4 HAwN.
Near Dupont Circle: greatest bargain ever
15-room modern residence, costing about
100000. To q quick buyer. SCI 900.
LIEBERMANN L HAwN,
1903 F st.
Washington Heights bargain. Three story
brick, near Columbia road and Ontario road
10 rooms and 0it lce FSsSeoly sold for
L1D'nR ,sss = =: xHAwS'
On Meridian st. NV: bet: 18th and 14th SITS:
Only $3.50.
L1EBrh ma : 4: 4 HAwS'
lots q IT, wide. rooms and bath Rental.
w,, .,..,, Price e 81 81 .; each,
brEBERMANS 4 HAwS,
To desirable colored party. residence on
New Hampshire ave n T. =. z rooms and bath.
LIEBERMANN & HAwN,
1903 r st.
At a great sacrifice. Fine modern house.
central NV. location. near Thomas Circle, 14th
81. Y4k R@NO 81 iii
buyer. only SIS. 600. ''' |-0'' ~ 1'''A
LIEBERMASS I HAwN,
Central northwest residence Vermont ave.
NV. near Thomas Circle; also Iowa Circle
1S rooms and baths: steam heat. Lot 25.9x
Now only $4,000.
I4nnnn ,sas : :: : HAws'
Modern conner residence, Mt Pleasant st.
son for doetor o. Sen sshf
rooms; baths; steam heat.
Something less may buy.
MEBERMANN & HAWN,
1908 Ut.
Ideal home for respectable colored purchaser
on 8 st. near 18th st. NV. Large lot and
2-story stable. rooms and bath. Very cheap
At $3.50.
LEBERMANN 4 HAWN,
1903 st.
Colonial house on Capitol Hill. Here is a
real bargain in q nice little colonial home
near Mass. ave. and 9Th st. NE. large
rooms and bath; furnace heat; large front
porch; house nearly new.
Only $4,120. NO less.)
Best Of terms
LLEBERMANN 4 HAWN,
1908 b Ut.
We have the vefy best house ever offered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-30

FOR RENT
1913 st. NV, II rooms and bath.
Newly painted and papered; fine condition;
rent low.
ANTON HFNTMULLER,
1907 18th at.
FOR RENr-BY R. o. HOFFMAN Qnc.l, REAH
1868 Euclid, Tor. $50 30 l440 W, r.. $50
1915 R. Tor. 80. .42.1O l44S W. ST.. $3.50
1927 9th NV, 11r. 80 IS 74S Lamont. Or. 50
l724 '. 6r. 1900. ~ so 1854 NV, Or. :. Is. 40
51S 9th sw Or. .. 1000
APARTMENTS.
1910 Mass av,5r $3.50 51S Fl. .$22. So $3s 50 $47
9S3 N, 5 rooms. 81 sol 933 n 6r. $500
OFFICES.
9Th and II Observation-Disclosures 2.50 and $500
1925 n. Y. ave-, End and Bird hoors :. .$95- $35
STORES.
1927 14th NV, 25x1OO. ................. $60.O 90
5O7 18th NV. Observation-Disclosures. $50. 90
1923 10th n.w.... 1890
STABLES.
1872 q. l. ave-. rear. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-30

FOR RENT-BY GEO.
TIA Pa.
NV. POPS G, 10
NV. 9Os web'r. Or. b3O. 80
NV, $40 Web'r, Or, b3O. so
NV, 526 odd, Sr. b. 80. 30
NV. 4317 Ga avs, b27..j0
NV, S27 22d, Or, b. q so
NV, 1927 33d. Or, b. q. 80
NV. 2207 ii, Or, b. 80
NV, 2221 II, Or, b. 25.5O
NV, 2223 ii, Or, b. 1880
NV. SI1 Doth, 5r, b. 1850
NV. S13 Goth, Or. b. 1880
NV. 1920 Eye, Or, b. 1850
SE.314 sc aver, b.2.O
Sc. 324 sc av, 6r, b. $3.50
Sc, 1926 F., 5r, 100
Sc, 50 n, Or, w....10.50
ST. 1347 L, 5r.w... $50
SW, 400 X. 81, W. $50
HEATED APIS.
NV. Octavia, cor Col
and Quarry roads
No 34-Sr, bath. $500
No 37-4r, bath. $500
No 2S-4r, bath. $500
Get complete list at o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-30
YIN SacRIFIcE-GESUINE- SACRIFICE.

FOR SALE
SACRIFlCE-GENUINE- SACRIFICE.
Handsome residence. years DID, cost
Ss150. CAN BE HAD FOR $s.25e 1 WILL
GET LOAN OF $500 the property. LIT
TILE CASH REQUIRED. The situation deem
the most Convenient, clcan-cut and select in
Columbia Heights. few doors from l4th ST.,
south Of Columbia road: elegant surroundings;
faces residences worth up 10 $4,000; brown
brick and genuine brownstone front; solid stone
porches> mo cement work; paror reception
hall. dining room. pantry and kitchen main
floor: three bedrooms and tile bath on second;
same third floor: quartered oak woodwork;
paneled dining room: expensive plumbing fea-
lures. including pedestal washstands: costly
lighting fixtures tgas and electricl; high-erade
hot-water plant: instantaneous beaten: laundry
room: open hreplaces: beautiful mautels. Tie
real high-grade parqnetry flooring the best
money can buy. REASON FOR SELLING III l.
TO AN ABSOLUTE FACT THAT AM About
TO LEAVE THE CITY. Address Box 24S, star
once.