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STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.
Adjoining corner 14th ct. NV.

Sc
S21. 80. .1015 9th ne, Or
T.50.9iS Michigan. III
$3.50. Ingleside ter. Or. h
S2I 80. 1910 Spring road
$50. 30. 159 INLAND ter, Oh
S26.50. .113 Thian ter
$25. so. 500 9TH ne, 81
$50. so. .43l9 Ga av, III
$3.50. ...9:i 10th ae. CT
| S25 so. ii6 Kenyon st or
SO. 30. a-tc Shepherd. Oh
5.50.2149 Pa as NV Or
S@5.m.I111 Harvard Or
So. 30. 14ia Ames pl. d
S25 80. ..72i F ne. Sr. h
So 80. 1896 Center. "
S25 .5.2316 Eth NV. II
S25 30. .3f4l + NV. 1n-
s25 so. .4S19 Ga av. CT
SO. ...113 Fairmont. Or
S25. -. 22o9 Ontario pl
S24 30. 6o7 nth ne. or. !,
S23. rs. .l242 Eyarts, u
| S23. so. 1909 Marion. 81
$3.50. 1888 nth NV, 81
S22. so. 1856 Gresham. 81
| SD 80. .S33 4;h ne. 81
S22. 5d.3Sl5 Holmead. 81
lS22. so. .S0H@ Goth NV. 81
| 500. 80. .151 Harvard. 6,
SD so. 1910 Eve ne. Or. /
/, SD. so. .6a3 9th NE. Or
$3.50. IT'S F sw. Or
$40. 50. 1i1S 35th NV. 1r. b
SOP. 80. 10faa cath NV. ST
500. SO. :. 1G5 10th ne. IT
S21.50. $40 X ne. tr
sol so. :. .521 NJ sw. Or
$40. so. 62S Morton st. Or
5000. .....S . ne. 6r
500. 30. GAS Morris ne. Or
So0.D so. 1900 q ne. 7r. h
$50. 30. :. .621 9th ne. g.
500 SOFIA Harvard Or. n
500. ...23 Harvard, 81
$3.50. 1877 Em'son. Or
$3.50. .5nII 18th Sc. Or. b
1890. 1014 18th NV. Or. h
$3.50. 1927 Sth NV. 4r
$3.50. I23 Hickman. Or
'lT.5a.7S2 Lamont NV. Or
Sl1.hO. .319 14I. ne
$3.50. Cal Pickford. Or
$3.50. .1n11 Lamont. Ar
$3.50. ga Pickfori nc
1880. 1133 Genoa ne. FIR
>1G. e29 Florence ne fr
SIG. so Florence st, 81
S15.50. 1872 r Sc. Or. h
SEQ. IL Tth ne. Or
si5 ~. 1925 Duncan. Or
sII.1. 240S I NV. Or
est.5a. .oft5 v NV. 7r
sl4.O. :. "a Seaton, 6r
$3.50. ....... .9O0ih ] Sc
sr3. liz y J av. Or
$3.50. 1921 X Sc. 6r
COL0RED.
$3.50. 1929 9Th nv. Or
so7.50. 1918 9th NV. sr
SGT so. 10 y NV. or
s"5 so. 22S03 NJ NV. sr
s22.5o. .9r9O 4th NV. 6r
coo 80. .1727 Seaton. 8r
500. so. 645 Acker st, Or
500. ~. us 18th ne. 7r
$3.50. .4S Defrees. 6r
SIS. .77S Lamont st. Or
SIT 80. H62 r NV. 6r
$500. ..2517 II NV. 4r
$3.50. ..2511 II NV Ar
S1S.n.14Ia Duncan. Or. h
SIS. so. lob ID ne, Or
sli. 20. n SIS o9d nw.4.h
sl3. 80. 1915 Duncan, Or
$3.50. 1923 Duncan ne
STORES.
90 RIM EnO NN~A -
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large rooms and bath: elegant condition: suit
able for fraternity house or dancing academy
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ho.J'shhhS
$500. 1926 X NV. 15r. 2f'
$50. 1927 Mass nv NV
SIPS. 1890 18th NV. 1"r
S125. .l136 18th NV. 10r
500. .172S 5 NV. 12r
500. 1925 Mass NV. lf'r
si00. .1223 y NV. 12i
SSa. 100 10Th NV. 12r
1888. . .14l6 2lst NV
lar, 3,
$50. 33...i133 L NV. l2r
$50. 1884 22d NV. 1ir
$T5. ..1i5T Harvard. 1Sr
$50. 1859 p NV. IL
$50. 1888 X, IL
sG5 .2121 . NV. Tor
SEQ. $50 * NV. Tor
S6o.l65O PARK I'd. I2r. q
$50. 1870 l4th NV. Or
s55. ....1152 g NV. 11r
S65. .2S2l Ordway. ~
S55. Chevy Chase. 1dr
So5. .20I5 10Th NV. l0s
S55. 1914 Calvert. 1lr.2
$50. 1854 Col I'd. l0r. =,
SOP. 33I Isl
$50. 3. .4T3 II NV. 12r
$50. 80. .iS4e Ontario ~
800. 1916 Fa!rniont, 10
$50. .......17i2 I. 10
$50. 1905 Belmont. lot
$50. .310S 18th NV. LII
$50. 1915 ath ne. 81
$50. 1894 Lanier place
$50. . .1742 18th NV. 1""r
$50. 1901 Newton. Tor
Sai.iTa2 21st NV. t0r.i'
$50. .41a9 18th NV. 81
500. .1Iu2 Ore av. 10r.I.
$50. .3ll9 18th NV. Ior. /
$50. .2411 18th NV. Tor
SiS.5n.3349 18th NV. Tor
S41. 30. :. .Sil l NV. 19i
$3.50. ..I411 L NV. 81
A7. .2026 18th NV, l0l
sac. 1870 California n,
NV. Tor. >
$3.50. 1876 Z NV. lof
S45. o0.fo17 18th nv. Or
Sf5. 1901 Newton, 10
s45. 1923 y nw. o.
S45. .....14 4th ne. r.
S42.15.176l CorcGran.l4
$3.50. 2465 18th NV, 10
S42. 0...l737 Col rd NV
Or. i
S42. 80. 1909 Euclid nv
lpe. !
$40. 2947 Tide.
$40. 5o.3555 11th NV. Tor
$40. 80. 40 Bryant. 81
o.50. 1898 10th NV. 81
$40. so. 1928 Harvard. 10i
$40. 1855 ] NV. 1Df
$40. .213 4th Sc. Sr
$40. $3.50 l0th NV. or.
$40. -.lSs4 Newton, Sr
s? so. 1881 y ii svfr
S37. 80. 1921 z NV, Tor
So. SO. .127 9th Sc. / IT
$50. TO-. .1+1S = NV. Or
S35. 80. 1924 W NV. IT
$35. 50.3517 10th NV. sr
$3.50. .2l06 LIST NV. ar
$3.50. 2449 18th NV. 9r
S35.0.931 WestmiD'r.9r
So. 80. ..1527 T NV. ar
$50. 80. 1902 $ NV. Tor
SO. 50. .1443 Monroe. Or
S35. so. 1860 Willard. Sr
S35. 80. lbs w NV. Or
$50. :. lac Newton. sr
S35. 1886 Mo av NV. 1ir
S35. 1886 Sd NV. ST
SO. ;. .361 I'll NV. or
SIS. .3s25 l4th NV. Or
S35. .472 o NV. 11r
$50. so. 3J44 18th NV. Or
$3.50. 1917 Otis. 6r
$50. so. .1723 Church. Or
$32. 80. . 1886 Ore av NV
$40. 90. 1899 Monroe. Or
So. 80. 1854 18th NV. 6r
S32. 20. 1fn4 12th NV. Or
$32.50.3616 10Th NV, Sr, b
$3.50. 81 III NV. Or
S32. 30. .1467 Monroe nv
$3.50. .1017 Lamont. 9r
SO" 80. $50 11th NV r y
S3l. 30. .T01 Sd ne, ST
$40. so. 3O11 18th NV, Or
5000. 1474 Chaplin, Or
$40. 80. l017 18th NV. sr
5000. - .922 c ne, Sr
$40. 80. IA Adams. Or
5000. AIT Attn ne. Sr
$40. 80. 1903 f NV. Or
5000. .1447 Monroe 81
$50. so. 1928 10th NV. Sr
5000 1919 11th NV
sac. IN. .75a Nnwton 6r
$50. 80. 1903 French Of. Sr
$50. ..943 LOngfellow st,
$50. .22?3 Flagler. 6
$50. $40 7th ne. q
sos. 80. .35)a Center. Sr
500. 80. .eS T NV. Ir
$27. so. SO & ne, lOr, b
$3.50. .S13 N C av. 81
$3.50. g N NV. 81
S27. so. 1910 Spring nd g.
8" IA 30 Z. NV
S27.50.l4l7 n C av ne. 6rI
$3.50. .15i & NV. Ir.!
So- -. 707 9Th NJ. ~ -
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ave. Mdtu I'll.
60 Harv'd nw.8. b. ~. 80
917 18th nw. 5r. b. 20. 30
!723 Seaton NV. ,b20.50
,05 K NV. Or. w. 1850
20 o NV. Ar, b. 1880
415 n NV, Or. W.. $500
300 o NV, 5r. ". $500
lO11 Lam't nw,4.b.16.'0
~ Pierce NV. Or. b. 1850
ISh7 Morton nw.5.b. 1850
1912 Bryant NV, 5r. bic. 30
1925 9Th NV. Or. W. 1880
226I ?th NV, 5r.w..1s.J0
Poppy Bryant NV. g. bl5.o0
1854 5th nv. Or, so
1914 Ky av So, b. Il. 80
1903 B ne. Or, b.. 1880
1013 NY av nw,5.wl5. 90
l2012 Ga Az NV. 5r. BIZ. on
22I9Water NV Or, wl5.OO
2253 9th NV. G r.15.0O
25s Warren ne, b.14.50
400 Wash ST NV. 400
422 Waeh NV, 5r,w. Is. 80
AL Pra theirs ct, 4r,
lola ieth NV. sr.w .li.So
1921 II ne. 5r. ". sta11.0N
Rear 611 NJ nv. 4.w10.3o
2126 NY av nw.4.wl0.30
1854 Sth NV, Or. w. 1880
IT072 30th NV. 5r, ". 1850
zoos 4th ne. 4r.w.10. 90
81 Goat oil nv. ar. w10. 90
|13 F'ton cf w,4rw10. 90
90 Mad nj nv, 4r.w.10.0n
1880 Kramer ne, s. .6.V8
III Green's ct ne.
4r. " SOU
OFFICE ROOMS.
512 r nw.1r.1st d. l2.0S
SOP 18th NV. or. $500
436 7th nv. IF. ....22.J0
STORES.
Is " 7 av ne. .....74.S0
1929 7th NV, store.
Or, b .......-.. 5000
1924 7th nw. store
and dwelling $500
1909 9Th NV. store.
12r. b ......... $3.50
'@l 9Th NV, sto.9. b45. 90
% II Nv. sto&dw. 1874
a3S Sd NV. sto&dw. I. 90
e2l q. sto. Ar. h. $500
1909 Fl ne. sto&dw 81. %
IJ03S 5th nest. 5r. b. q. 90
1904 9TH NV. sto. 1r. 80
1855 18th NV, store.
Pr. " ...........M .D
1902 n Cap st. .@.0o
1907 II ne .......,1S.5o
1901 9th NV, store
only .....-.....1I.o0
2034 Ga av. sto. ...12.R
$50 1lth SD. -. 1000
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ron RENT-UNFURNISHED.
SIT nth ST. NV, Iir. and b. .o00.1s
1925 Jefferson place, ST.. b., funace-... 50. 90
1924 f4th ST NV 10 rooms and hath. 50 o.
gi6 c at NV Tor and b....,........ 4O.7s
1910 O st. NV 7r q b. Nv heat 81 Is
g37 WeatmineeeY st. o. b. furnace. -. $3.50
I7e0 q en- nv Sr b. latrobes .,.... 3O.7s
qi27 n sf NV sr n fatrOtea 1900, 27ea
26i9 z e.. NV. 7r. and D., lstrobes. 2os7
..1he New yoyt. ;, r.. h.. steam heat. Sos .5o
1.-The ESSEX" 1927 st. NV, rooms
and bath. steam heat ....-........ 1880
The Chelsea" Or. and b.. steam heal. 3"o'
STORES.
1910 r 1t. NV, nne large store. z-stoy .a-.
building. Per month .....-.....-.. .toi9
1920 f4th 81. NV, large seorc. two six.
room and bath apartments abovr ana 49,
stable and shop In rear. Per month. $iSo
lS0e q Ut. NV. store. .$AS"
1918 New York ave. NV, 6-stosy build
ipe: large store, with entrance on two
streets: whole building ...............SSec
OOLORED.
1871 18th 81. NV, Sr. frame. .......... y.
o4Oo Virginia ave. NV, rooms. .. B.
GAscH q BiEGE. 1879 r. Y. ave. a.w
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FOR RENT-COLUMBlA HEIGHTS, NO. 1921
10th ST. NV: brick: rooms: perfect order
RENT REDUCED. 5000: keys next door.
X. N. MORRISON. 80 + st. NV.
FOR RFNT-1g30 CALVERT ST. NV.
IDEAL HOME on WASH. HEIGHTS.
rooms and baths; heated by hot water:
concrete cellar. House will be put In thorough
repair. Rent reasonable.
s3S 18th at. NV
FOR RENT-7Is AND TO 18th ST. NE.
first-class 7-room and bath brick houses: fur
mace heat: perfect condition tcolored tenant
II. CCRRAN, 315 9th st. NV.
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l.. HEISkELL.
Phone Main a.

Phone Main o6S.
1927 .. Or. h. MOD
1909 cath. Tor. Oh. .55.O
1903 Belm't, Tor, 2t52.
l73S 18th. Tor, b. 5000
1914 18th, Tor, b. sta0. ND
1902 9th. Tor. b. 5000
1851 Q. ar, b.....5o.O0
l742 18th. Sr. IN. so. ~
1874 18th, lOr, b.. 1000
i742 Girard. 1lr.b. II. 80
1879 Col nd. Tor. b. 800
l725 Riggs st, Or. b. 5.Os
1877 Riggs st,9r, b. i5. 00
GIL Md nv ne. lar, b4s. 90
1877 Park nd, Tor, b45.Ob
251a 18th, Tor. %. .45. 90
2520 18th. Tor. 2h. $500
1902 Ore nv, Tor, ob. a.. Ws
1921 Newton, ". d. 42.;.,o
1853 Corc'n. sr. b.. 4" ~
4017 14th.. or. b. .4e.sp
l4is Q. Tor. b. .5.I.
1850 willard, Sr, b. 30. ~
1434 ~, sr. h. =. ri -
1901 X, 7r, b.. $3.50
I2s r. Or. b. AZ "a
1904 Core n, Sr. b. .35.W
1910 X. Tr. Big ~
1850 Monroe. Sr,b.S2.5p
1890 Y, 6at. Or. b.a2. "a
- y, 1r, b........22 80
1920 2fst. Or. b. .30.5n
sOlis 9Th storer'm. ~. nS
1910 Ingleslde ST. BIZ. 80
1894 Ing,eside terrace.
1851 AIN, Or. b. $50
l5a2 4th, Or. b. $50
2OiO K, sto&dwg. .e5.0
22s 18th sw. sr. b 22 SO
l4o C. ne. IT. h. -.2o. "a
$50 " n av. ST.. 20 10
4l6 X. CT. so
ONCE rooms. single o.
ais.
r unfinished and fur
ients. also Offices. stores.
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Z SUN N w., lou
/ 426 18th Sc. 4r. .1u.ot
FOR COLORED.
1929 Sher sv, 5r, blk. y.
2422 18th nv. Ar, h. fil6.Nl
2537h 18th NV. =, b1lI.QJ
The Erie, apt, Ar. b. 1852
llO3 n ] az Sc 6. b. 1850
2347 Champ ri. 5r, w15.00
1908 B ne. Or. b. 1850
I4I5 Duncan ne. 6rb14. 80
624 Gordon av ne. 4r.e.0
t2535 @ NV. 5r....--S.5's
DAVIS, 7th AND Il S.w.
! 22s AZ sw. sto-dwgD.Oo
"a 7th ne, orb. .31.5o
42s X NV. 10r. b. .3.Go
iI12 AZ sw. Or. b. 2S.oo
sos r sw, 7r.b....22.b
4O5 K ne. 5r, b. $3.50
52S 9th sw. Orb. .2f.S
1902 18th ne. Or. b. 10
323 w ne, Or. b. $3.50
1918 9th sw, Or, b. 20.co
SIT G sw. Or, b. .3.5s
4l9 nth sw. Tr,b. 0.50
III 9th ne. q. b. %. oo
1924 AZ sw, Or, 1870
$40 g sw. 8r. 1880
81 N pc, 6r.b....ts.Ss
1856 q sw. 6.....i7.5o
TOO r sw. 7r,b....le.0n
8ii 9Th sw, Sr....l7.5p
40 ii sw. 5r..-..l6.5"
g2s C sw. 5r.
7n5 7th sw. sto. 2r. i1.5.
4O7 o sw. 5r. ....1S.S6
1919 Union 81. Or. 10.5s
1874 Union sw.br.1i.N
fENTS.
1443 r Cap. 5r,b. .24.50
619 7th sw, q 2. ..26Jp
100 Water sw, Or. bD.0D
TT Eth sw, 5r.b. .1T.7'
500 q sw. Ar b. ...13.SD
RED.
40 Canal ~. Or. 1850
4l3 6lz sw. Or. .13.Se
500 L sw, Or.
27l2 X NV. Or. .11.JD
2232 9Th NV, Or. b. 1850
ETE LIST. CALL AT
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FOR REST-D.D.THON
1135 Col rd, Or. 2b. $500
1923 Ga av. Or. b. 27.5'
@l7 Ga av, Or. b. 81. 81
5O9 ii NV. Or. b. ..2.G
$40 G ne. Or, b. .2.0l
643 I ne, 7r. b. % 81
24l9 Pa av NV. Sr. be-. a
1908 7th ne, Or, b. DOS
1894 E ne. Or. b. .20.6t
TO X I av nw.6r. vic. y
1918 ID Sc, 5r, b. las
1893 Gales ne. 5r. w.i2.ot
FOR RENT-FLOYD f.
424 7th sw. 12r, b.$35 .0
PIG 9Th sw, sr, b. 30 81
1lD 21st NV, Or, b3a. a
800 r ne, Orb. 1900
80 7th sw. CRIB. 20. 81
1908 9th sw. Or. .W
527 NJ sw, CRIB. 81. 20
21O l3Lz sw. O. b. 81. 90
Ills 9th sw. Or, b. p 30
1907 9th sw, Or. b. %. 30
700 Sth sw, Or n. 1880
91S r NV. 7r.b. .2S. &C
914L @ sw, Or. b. 1850
All 6I1. sto-dwg. 30. 90
1910 Spring nd. Or. b27. SO
1918 Water sw6r, b20. %
7O0 @ sw, 7r.b. ..&. 30
a3th E sw, 6r. b. rs. 90
$40 L sw, CRIB. ..l7.50
3O4 Mclean sw6rbl6.60
AIT nth sw. Or. .16. 90
1920 7th sw. Or. b. 1880
497 L sw. 6-....-.13. 20
6G3 z sv. Or 80
1871 LIST &c, 5r. SO
APART
1928 b sw. Orb. %. 90
1921 Mt.Pleas. 4r. b. rs. 90
SIT 18th sw. sto.3r. 20. 20
1912 X sc, 4r.b. 1890
III II sw, Or, b. 50
colo
42s X nv. Tor. b. b. so
S16 q sw. 8r,b. us. 10
g32 r sw 5r.....1i.00
III ga sw, Or.
II NJ sw. Or. 1000
FOR A MORE COMPI
OFF
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AI.ONzO .. BLISS PROPERTIES.
ONE HUT - Ycr yAc An c AIARTmENTs
ANY s1zE = A nHcf PRics VY hocaTios
SEND nI E1s B BHIEpER LIST.
r q 2 sT IiSGE. S isSs
THE BALTIMORE.
1892 Biltmore st.
nice place for nice people.
Engagements may be made for immediate Oc-
cupancy, also from October 1.
Selection offered ;, and room apartments.
Call and inspect or phone Columbia 1854
THE RIGGS. 1909 18th
New hreproof apartment rooms and bath;
desirable loca'io1 ass s2 3 S t. $3.50
2 rooms and bath, $3.50.
F. W. GRAHAM & Co. OFT 18th.
THE CECIL. 18th AND l. SIS. N.w.-A BROOM
bachelor sna's apt. ci, also broom housekeeping
Phone NJ. slsa. 18th and Il. 7. ave. nv.
THE RIGGS. 40. 18th NV.
sT rs! !ssSs ana 's'A ''''
THE PLYMOUTH. 1898 18th n.w.-
"a, and d., rooms CONS, and bath 500 10 to $sA.So
rooms. Iiachenette and bath so." " 90
A%ER s sa REALIY co. 7os 18th NV. 'o'
KINGSTON. 1918 18th ST. NV: !. 3 AND
$35 month; convenient to cars; necessary re-
pairs done.
and bath; prices, $3.50. So. 50 and ESQ
month: one of the finest apis. in this city; will
do any necessary repairs.
NEBRASKA, 81 Randolph pl. NV, between
and bath ant at ESQ and ,5ose win lit Be vscant
October l.
bath at $3.50 month: cheapest nat IL NV Nv:
sEW aoR hE RsFs Any
NATCHEZ, l440 W st. NV.
and rooms and bath. 80 10 $751;
BELGRADE. 18th and Fla. ave; nv.
and join is9T w. sHil1 SIT So So -
CHILDRESS BLDG. 14oo st. NV.
1847 LAMONT ST. NV.
lights: private telephones, best If service.
ROOMS Tz 4sG bAIh sniff fFsGo d 1sR $50
1908 NEW YORK AVENUE
THE HIeHvIEw. 81 R. 1. AVE. NE
raE aSi sssf si iss g' T1s6S e s. 49,
THE ii i pss Hssh '1's eRa f s.
raE itskSihs s isss 81 Re'se go to $3.50
and u r. ' Gh5 + aREsss i szs f g. NV
THE JUNIATA. 1924 W ST. NV.
rooms and bath. ,.....................$ We. %
rooms and bath ..-.-........-....-.. 80. GO
All G% OUTSIDE, s rooms: telephones in ali apart
@en'i ns~ ku ssPer 400 ana ssless NV
THE HAMpTON-1740 18th ST. NV.
rooms and bath; newly papered and paint.
Il. L. RUST 14oo st. nv.
THE SHERMAN. 18th AND L SITS. N.w.-A g.
and as ne ap q: =. 1etGs
WAGENHORST. CO.. Bond bldg. 18th and n.
ave. NV.
THE NETHERLANDS.
1860 Columbia road: Mt. Pleasant car line: 8,
and rooms and bath: housefeepins: yearly
lease. Phone n. S1l
VIRGINIA. 2l2o @ ST. Nw.-HoUsEKEEpING;
4 rooms and bath: building and apartment new
iy decorated; rooms large. light and airy; large
''a aE zs'o ne EAs aa'sI si fsio st. NV
THE ETHE4HURST, 18th and L eta. nv.
broom bachelor and 8-room house.
Keeping apartment for rent.
THE ALBEMARLE, 18th and sts. NV.
A Groom housekeeping apartment
FLORENCE COURT. EAST,
California ave. and Phelps place nv.
Groom bachelor apartment.
5-room housekeeping apartment.
Above are hrst-class, drepruof bouses
with ali-nisht elevator service: all bright,
outside rooms. Apply ut respective hou1sA.
- to
d. O. WAGENHORST
0O4 Bond blAa.,
18th and n. Z. ave. ~.
Phone NJ. Si8S
THE CONCORD. 1916 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE-
Elegant 7-room apt. outside rooms; large bal
eony: large hall; southern exposure. Apply TO
Manager.
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ron RENT-oI \ ST. Y.W.-sIx ROOMS Al
bath; brick: backing room and large close
So, "a per mouth. Ia4uire on rEmises ..
PArA pBEEi.IN. GglpnbiaA Blds
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HsIpino Her Mamma.

The Youngs had dropped in unex-
pectedly upon the Baileys just as din
ner was about to be served. Mother,
who was somewhat disturbed, called
Helen aside and explained that there
would not be oysters enough to so
round and added: Nov, you and I
will Just have some Of the broth. And
please do not make any fuss about 1t at
table"
Little Helen promised to be good and
say nothing. But when the oysters
were served Helen discovered a small
one that had been accidentally ladled
up with her broth. She could not re-
member any instructions that covered
this contingency. so, after studying the
situation awhile. she held the oyster
up as high as she could on her spoon
and piped out:
Mamma, mamma. shouldn't Mrs.
Young have this oyster tooT- New
York Globe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-13

In the great Central valleys, and in.
ldications are that the fall and early
winter in those sections will be def.
cienti moisture. One good wetting
after wheat is sown would be suffi-
Gent for the fall and early winter
months and some sections OF the Gen.
trail valleys will get the rain while
large sections will not.
Indications for good winter grain
crop weather are much better in our
Northeastern States, the eastern prov
inces of Canada, about the lower
Great Lakes and on the east coast OF
the upper Great Lakes. For these rea-
sons we advise the sowing Of winter
grain generally in the winter wheat
sections in eastern part of this CONT
nent.
Indications are that precipitation OF
the NEXT four months will be from
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FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington, Sept. 13.-(Copyright-
ed, 1913, by w. T. Foster.) Last bull.
letin gave forecasts OF disturbance to
cross continent September 10 to 10,
warm wave 14th to 18th, cool wave
18th to 21st. We have given warning
that this will be severe storm period
and that the most severe weather will
occur southeast of the storm disturb
ance and in the warm wave. Great
storms are not expected but the most
severe of the month with probable
tiles favoring dangerous or destruc-
tive storms. Better make 1t a point to
remain close to shore about that time.
Some showers are expected to ac-
company this disturbance as II cross
,,es the great Central valleys, but not
as much rain as needed. Indications
ARE favorable to increased rainfall in
our extreme Southwest, near the Mex
lean line, from Gulf of California
northeastward in direction OF the
Texas Panhandle. But most rain for
this month is expected in eastern
Canadian provinces and our North
eastern States. Not much indications
of rain for the cotton States.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about September 20, cross Pa
cific slope by close Of 21st great Gen.
trail valleys 22d to oath, Eastern Sec
lions 25th. Warm wave will cross Pa
cific slope about September 20, great
Central valleys 22d, Eastern sections
gath. Cool wave will cross Pacific
slope about September 20. great Cen
trial valleys 25th, Eastern sections
9th.
Storm forces will continue to be Of
greater than average tensity, showers
will become more frequent in the dry
sections, but deficiency OF moisture
will continue in many sections. Indi.
cations favor sufficient moisture in
the Atlantic coast sections, but de.
ficiency is expected in the Gulf OF
Mexico coast sections
Pacific coast Of Mexico and the
west coast OF Central America will
get more than normal rains. But
moisture will be more and more be-
low normal along the Pacific coast
sections progressing northward. Less
than usual rainfall on the Alaskan
and British Columbian coasts.
In sections where the soil continues
dry about middle of September-and
that will probably be large part Of
the winter wheat section-the condi-
tons will be unfavorable to wheat. 1t
is all right to SOW wheat in the dust,
or dry soil in September, II good rains
follow in october.
Our best winter wheat sections lie
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Educate the Left Hand.

DR.. Haenkel, we'll known German
physician, writing In the Hamburg
Nachrichten, recommends the educa-
ton of the left hand as a method of
mental development by bringing the
right lobe of the brain into activity.
He says that in this way we can add
80 per cent to our power and that the
left hand is actually more deft and has
a more delicate touch than the right
The violinist and the pianist exact the
same service from both hands, and
many Of the greatest artists, such as
Leonardo da vinci. Holbein and Land
seer, were ambidertrous. The Japa-
nese are taught in school to use both
hands alike, and. says DR.. Haenkel.
"their astonishing manual dexterity
and military genius, I believe. are
traceable to this alone"
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Rochefort Was Reckless.

The late Henri Rochefort was a good
deal of a man. although we may smile
at some Of the Gallo eccentricities that
marked his cyclonic career. Rochefort
did one of the finest physial feats on
record when he escaped from Cayenne,
to which inferno he had been sentenc-
ed for life. He was by no means a
young man at the time, but he swan
for over three miles In a sea infested
with sharks. some of them following
him all the way and actually snap
ping at him. Six years later he fought
a serious duel in defense Of his son
and was badly wounded.-Argonaut
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Whenever you see % Arov ,Aiah Of c.

about to above normal in the Atlantic
land Pacific coast sections, decreasing
in amount from Halifax southwark TO
the southern point of Florida and con.
|tinuing to decrease westward along
the Mexican gulf coast to the Rio
|Grande. In the Pacific coast sections
the excess Of precipitation will de-
crease from Panama northward.
With these probabilities before us
we can not encourage the sowing Of
winter grain west Of meridian 80. We
believe that spring wheat would do
better even in the winter wheat SEQ"
lions. Sixty years ago spring wheat
was sown in much Of the present win
ter wheat sections Of the great Cen
trail valleys, and we are Of opinion
that the sowing Of spring and winter
wheat should alternate in accord with
changing crop weather.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-13

Ia most pleasant visit Of several weeks
as the guests of Mrs. Lee Mike and
Miss Annie bearing.
Misses Frances Chance and Mary
Ross Parker have returned from an
Iextended trip to the North and East.
Mr. and Mrs. e. ]. Kyle and daughter,
Lille Bess, and Miss Bessie Scale,
1.-THE party OF friends with whom these
young ladies were travelling, will pro.
long their visit for week longer be-
fore returning home.
Miss Laura James left Thursday for
beaumont, where she will teach In
1.-THE High school this session.
Mrs. Ed Hall has returned from
Sherman, where she went to enter her
daughter, Miss Frances Hall, in Kidd
Key College. Misses Louise Caldwell
and Kathleen McMichael have also
entered this institution, and all three
girls are delighted with the school
and the surroundings.
The many friends of Miss Frances
Gillespie will regret to know that she
will not return to Bryan this coming
session to resume her music class,
but wishes to thank these friends and
former pupils for the numerous favors
and many kindnesses shown her dur
ing her residence in Bryan. She will
return the last of September to visit
friends and relatives.