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Evening journal., 1913-11-07

tering shops on both sides of the
street
1t was about SIS when left my
hotel, proceeding at a leisurely gait
to the scene. The sight OF the i'm
mense crowd was a most gratifying
surprise. When l found myself in the
midst Of It, / experienced real diff
Guilty in getting about Twice I was
caught in a struggling, inpenertable
mass and had to be patient and good
natured till I gradually edged my
way out Most of the time l was com
PEELED to progress along the street at
a suail-like pace.
II was about $50 when was caught
in the first big jam. This was on the
northwest corner where there was q
perfect crush OF congested humanity
did manage to reach the inside OF
the street near a show window where
! was compelled to remain till the
crowd thinned sufficiently to allow
me to pass on. Some excitement
elsewhere drew many away and
moved forward to the curb with re.
lief. Here found myself near some
motormen or street car cmploves
whose numbers were so, 81 and 1873 re.
spectiveiy. AS ! stood watching the
antics of those congregateC across
the street, genial number so remark.
ed to his companions Significantly
nodding in my direction: u wouldn't
be a bit surprised If that was her
Without betraying that I had
overheard his remark. 7 moved slowly
along with a preoccupied expression
halting exactly at the corner.
Behind two women who ycte excited
| ly chattering and neither listening g
the oth,-. halted to size mp the oppos
ite coInss. Ono Of the ladies after
brief tmc noticed me as / stood thcr'
and nudging her companion with vio
lence that made her exclaim "ouch
remarked excitedly, Il wonder if she
here"
"Go ask a policeman" suggested th'
injured one, not appearing aware o
the shrill excited tones OF her friend
voice.
The latter giggled bit hysterically
ooh, the police, they wouldn't teill'
I moved on. The woman who appear
ed to suspect me was tall and dresse'
in a dark blue suit. The smaller wo
man wore a dark green coat and
black hat adorned with green ribbon
Evening journal., 1913-11-07

were ahoat Some declared that 7
was very wealthy young English
Mlao"' who was overfond OF pub-
lclty and was squandering my money
70 OBTAIN It by visiting American cities
ln tne guise Of sleuth. An equally
Ilolculous report had it that I was a
stage celebrity seeking press com
ment Over and over again / heard
the stories Of my adventures in Chi
cago and other cities, so that I was
convinced that nine-tenths Of those
present knew what they were about,
and we're readers Of current news
items. Right now I wish to correct a
POPULAR Impression existing among
some searcbers that I will appear
dressed as a man. I never, never. in
any extremity resort TO male attire.
So you see. many OF you are follow
Ing false clews. or course. you are
all eager to hear of my adventures.
lhey were not very thrilling. The
crowd was so full OF tense excite
ment that nobody really bothered
their heads. There was too much
laughter and talking to really judge
the keenness Of the crowd. NV first
real test with the public Of Whining
ton could hardly be called a test, be-
cause participants we're not in earn
est.
My experiences Afforded me the
opportunity Of discovering the indi-
viduality that distinguishes You col
lectively I am suure that I can now
pose quite successfully as a Will
mington citizen. 7 have a fair con-
ception Of your general department
and manner of dress. For one thing
I must carry about with me an air
of surprising cheerfulness, without
which the results OF my other obser-
vations would be quite useless.
To begin with, my disguise was not
b difficult one 70 penetrate.
Earlier in the day I had had sufi.
Client opportunity to study out a char.
acter portrayal that would ft i'm with
a Wilmington assemblage. 7 had Civ.
en- minute attention to details of ms
attire, but did not strive much TO dis.
guise my features, depending upor
the arrangement OF my hair and The
dressing OF the part 10 carry me
through.
Part Of yesterday afternoon spcn'
on Market street, studying the name.
and locations Of CROSS streets and en-
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RURAL HIGH
SCHOOL PLAN
WINS FAVOR
lcontInued From ms Page.l

ANlANAhhNu AAolu Ill1L IAHtsl
pupils from the districts to gather
there. Mr.. Mowlds said the state
Board Of Education was interested. IN
the matter and had postponed a meA,r
Ting scheduled to be held at Do1fi
yesterday in order that several ia
the members could attend the meet
iins. Governor Miller was then in.
troduced. He said in part
II am not going 60 talk of any par
ticllar plan, as | represent the State,
and do not intend TO put my finger ia
the business of your school district
do intend 20 speak Of general cduca
.tional facilities. Our per cenisec OF i'm
attendance is II r. cent lower than
that Of the whole country ! know the
Quality of our citizens is not inferior 90
other communities. Tho trouble is we
have been too busy 10 attend 10 our cdu-
cational system
Personally J favor the rural consoi-
dated schools, and today Minnesota las
the finest system in the world. OF
course the State had "a larger school fund
than we have. but y can make "a be-
ginning. The one thing necessary Is Tor
all to get together. The children OF
today have got to be considered because
in n few years they will take our place,
and if they are not cared for now they
win be equal 10 only what they have
been taught
Governor Miller also paid his re-
spects to the present text books. say
ing that he favored the teaching of
practical things The Governor said
he did not favor the wide scope ada
lvocated by some followers of eugenics
"The place to teach the child IN the
beginning" he said. was at the home
aud 20 do this, the mother and father
had 20 be interested and know what
was going on in the school in their
district. Among the things that
should be taught children" he said.
twas how 20 take care of themselves" ."
| In bearing out this statement, the
Governor said that last year $4,000
lpeople were killed on the railroad
tracks Of the country" and yet when
was in the State Senate / received
etters protesting against passage of
the railroad trespass act Whenever a
child is killed, the nation loses a part
OF its assets, and Brandywine hundred
cannot afford TO lose child"
Governor Miller concluded by thank
ing lnOSt present IOI tutll dtlenllOn.
and referred 10 the great turnout Of
the voters. showing their interest in
school matters.
Dr. Wagner showed by the aid of a
J blackboard what the conditions in the
districts really were. lie also showed
how the opening of two additional pr;
mary schools would care for the rapidly
growing population and how at present
the few scholars in the higher grades
/ in the three district schools demanded
more times of the teachers than the
vast numbar OF younger children.
Dr. Wagner estimated that il cos;
/ but $1,000 TO make the, change and i'm.
provements. Tho cost TO each taxpayer,
/ IL was estimated, would &C very little
Others who favored The Ian wers
Professor Cross, School Commissioner
Horace L. Dilworth and state Senator
Frank l.. Ewing.
At the conclusion o' the addresses, the
voters decided to have the central higl
school and the question win BE- voted
on at tn elections in the th'ee district.
next June.
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IMMENSE CROWD HUNTS FOR
She ConVersed With Pol
iceman at Fourth and
Market and Remained
in Throng Until 6.1O,
When She Departed.
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page
Che occasion OF my first encounter
with Wilmington crowd.
IL Is a curious fact that no two
communities turn out crowds possess
ing the same characteristics. l have
often heard it said that all crowds
are alike, but / have found them
so. Public gatherings will often ex-
hihit traits OF character to a marked
ldsgree. Last nights crowd WAS a
spirited. fun-loying one. and most
decidedly not a biz bashful.
! had a hard time. not in eluding de-
lection. but in forcing my way
through the vast, Overwhelming
crowd. In size it resembled New
York gathering, which speaks well
Tor WilmingtOn's alertness and pro-
gressiveness. There was a perfect
whirring buzz Of conversation, above
which sounds of much merriment
wero distinctly noticed Owing to
tho presence OF many excitable, in
Iuisitive persons in the monster
throng. some quite absurd rumors
Evening journal., 1913-11-07
JUNIOR BOARD.
BUSINESS MEMS COMMITTEE.

TotaI ....--............--s 78I0l
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6 8 s ppEsENTs PLAv.

A delightful little playlet entitled
"The love Affairs Of Justine WI pre-
scented last evening by the :. 5. ).
The cast comprised Miss NJ. 5. Mae
Alister. Miss Thercsc T. Williams. Miss
Martha !. Brmton- Mis- Miidred N
Thurman. Miss Jane d. lawson OF Phila-
delphia; and Miss Dorothy :. Miliett
Of philadelphia
The plax was written for the occs-
sion by Miss Margaret l.. Fulmele and
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HOSPITAL
FUND MOUNTS
TO $32,255

AT the luncheon at noon yesterday In
the Homeopathic Hospital campaign
the following contributions were re-
ported by team.
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SPOT DANCE TONIGHT.

The Twelfth Ward Democrats
Club will give spot dance tonight in
its clubhouse. I'm DUPONT street. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Prizes
will be given the couple giving the
best exhibition of dancing.
Evening journal., 1913-11-07
NITRATE OF SODA FOR DUP0NTs,
Pierce-Arrow

The British steamship Crown of
Galicia arrived at Pigeon Point this
morning with a cargo Of 25,60O bags
of nitrate Of soda for the E. l. DUPONT
de Nemours Powder Company. The
shipment was made from Chile. S. A.
Evening journal., 1913-11-07

was directed by Miss MscAlister, who
until recently was professional player.
After the play refreshments were scrv
ed and the remainder of the evening
Twas spent in dancing.
Evening journal., 1913-11-07

The Wants will turn disused home
furnishings into cash OF exchange
them for wal things
Evening journal., 1913-11-07
PERSONALS.

Senator James II. David, of Black
bird hundred. WIG in the city yester-
day
Evening star., 1913-03-15

FOR RENT-BY B. F. :
1915 L NV, Tor. b. S42. 80
6Ss f Cap. l1r.b. 1885
S56: 11th NV. .11r. b40. 90
s14 81 NV. 9r. h. $3.50
a20 n NV. Tor. b. $3.50
D0a O nv. Tor. b. .3S.5 so
5l2 18th ne. Sr. b. $500
S. \ Y av NV .9r. b. s.. 90
2Tll y Cap. Or, b. 3e so
5ai KENYON nv. Sr,
b. stable .......3 .3O.50
113l 9th NV, Or. h. so. 20
els + NV. Sr, h 80. 30
1854 Sth NV. Sr. b. 3O.3
1919 9Th nv. Sr. b. .2S. 80
1903 5th NV. Orb. .T so
s02 Quincy NV. .Sr. b2I so
60I Irving NV. Or. b. so
1910 Sd NV. Or. b. -2t.5 J
IS r ne, 10r. h. %. 80
2913 Ga av NV .6r. b25.50
119 18th Sc. CIR. h. 50
eos Mass ne, Or, b. 23.00
1892 G ne, Or. h. .2.50
1a2 Irving NV. or, b. .. 90
1928 d ne, 1r. b. ..2.50
1852 \ J ay nw.1. .ho -
TIC p NV. .dwg. part22. -,
20i 9th ne. Or. b. 1850
1914 Pot av Sc, Or, b20. 80
2Si3 NJ NV. Or. b..2o.30
4S6 Q NV, 6r. b. !. .D.5o
1929 Water sw. 9. b. 20. 80
il1S 5th NV. Or. ". 1850
205 X NV. 6r, b. HOO
1oI r I av NV. .6r, w16.5o
1918 Md av ne, Or. w16.40
1924 X sc, Or, b. 1850
612 s NV. CIR. W. 1880
1914 Euclid nw.l2rl5. 90
ai7 1st Sc. 7r. h. 1910
Sa3 Morton. Or. w.11.5G
c343 Sher av, ,3r, W. 1000
1850 Kramer ne,5. w9.Oo
COLORED TENANTS.
lsi7 Corn NV. 10. b3s. 90
1929 $ NV. q. b. .35. As
1904 r. NV. IGr. h. 33. u
Evening star., 1913-03-15

AUL CO., 1th & L NV.
T20 9th ne. SeAb. 80. so
1926 9TH NV. 3r.h r.hA.50
12ooS 4th NV, Sr. ..2Ol
511 y NV. CIR. w...23. so
955 25.i nw.6r. b. .23. 80
637 n NV. Or. w. .22.5O
4l9 O'kd'le nE.6. b20. 80
l6nS Corn NV, Or. WOO. 30
S1l X NV. s;r. W. 1000
2040 Ga av NV .6r. b1T.5O
1923 18th NV, w,4r.b.17.5O
2i4 Bryant NV. .5r. BIT. so
421 \ NV. Or. W. ...16.jO
2227 9th NV. .6r. W. 1850
1925 9th NV. Or, W. 1850
S1f hth ne. Or, W. 80
2a0 Warren ne. Ar, bl3.0
2215 Ga av w,5.w15.50
324 ky av Sc, 5r.b15.30
150a r ne. 5r. b. IL. 30
25 O NV. 3r. b. 1900
201n Ga av NV. bis 90
2218Water NV. Or, Wis 90
22o3 9th NV. G f r. 1900
433 Wash NV, Ar, W. .13.0 90
2..s56 Sth NV, 6r,w.12.59
2040 Ga nv nw.3, w12.W
c221We ter NV. Or. w12.50
s254 Sth NV, 6r, 1880
32S i-mory sw.4, w12.0O
1921 n ne, 5r. W. STALL 90
100 Brook Ar, w..1O. so
l27 N se. 6r. W. .10.50
2126 NY av nw.4. .w10.5 so
10f2 30th NV. .5r. so
80 Mad al NV. 4r. ". 1000
STORES.
SD cor 7th & s. 10000
lco20 eth NV. .sto. Z. .b8.0
1909 9th NV. store.
12r. b ......... go. 90
1901 Sfh NV. .sto. Or. h50. 81
1928 9th NV. .sto, g. b32.30
1000 9TH NV. .stO. 1r. 1880
1S1ih 9TH NV. 1900
600 s st NV. .--..1S.m
2O3i Ga av. sto. .1o.O
Evening star., 1913-03-15

PSON & CO., 1885 F NV.
TO 18th ne. Or. .16. 80
$50 4th ne, 6r.w 1850
sos 18th ne, 6r, 80
1888 Sd sw, Orb. 1880
FOR COLORED.
Sh avs Irving, Ar. b1S.50
1908 B ne, Or, b. 1880
A22 18th, 4r, nt. 1900
434 18th Sc, 5r, W. .12.D
1856 18th NV, 3r. ". .11.50
Evening star., 1913-03-15

FOR RENT-D.D.THOM
15 Grant pl, 6r. b, f$4O. 90
iii III. Ar, b. fat. .32. 80
1113 Pa av Sc, Or, b25. 80
643 I ne. 7r. b. .22.50
1912 G ne, Or, b.. .N.50
1865 E ne, Or. b. ..@.N
1920 + ne, Or, b. 1850
1859 Oates ne, 1r. b. 20. 80
1864 EN- son ne 6, b1S.5 so
7OS r ] av. 6r. 1855
Evening star., 1913-03-15
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-10o ACRES IN
Montgomery CO.. Md. macadamixed road.
III miles from District line: very rich land;
500 apple trees. years old: surrounding land
selling for $3.50 scre. Price. $50 per acre.
Will he worth $500 Ter within years
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, is23 y.
MARYLAND FARM BARGAIN
10 acres. located in good section Of Marr
land. - miles from Washington half mi
from hne macadam road electric and strani
station: land Is gently rolling and good qua; =
Of soil: improved ny good S-room houss. nee
shade and lawn. good Courthouse. grsHary.
rage house. stable and henhouse: this e..
property must he sold within next 20 days. d
reasonable offer will be refused. Offer
In this an opportunity Ia good farm
at about n it's real value: don't miss IL.
BALLARD & LANHAM. INC.
1925 y. \. ave. NV.
GOOD CHICKEN AND TRUCKING LOCATION.
Sa Arres-Sroom House
Just Across the District Line In Mentg gomery
County. Md
Is Minutes from Electric Car.
and only b minutes ride from Treasury pe-
partment: one car fare: good land: house nearly
new: excellent well water. fine shade. stable:
chicken house: all necessary outbuildiBgs.
Price, Sl15o.
4. {. HoUGHTON & co.
Phone N. 1887. 635 81. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
OPEN SUNDAY.

OPEN SUNDAY.
FOR SALE
1aJ Shepherd st. NV. house that
has many distinguishing features. The
much desired wide parking and deep
lot found here. Every item you have
noted in houses for which their build
ers have heen compelled to ask thou
sands Of dollars more Is In this house.
iot-water heat gas and electric light
ing. tile bath. laundry trays. cellar
toilet etc. Hardwood floors. hard
wood trim throughout high h-class fix
lures and decorations deep front porch
OF reinforced concrete.
PRICE. $4.250.
TERMS. ANY DESIRED.
c. B. HIGHT CO., 721 COLORADO BLDG
Evening star., 1913-03-15
OPEN SUNDAY

OPEN SUNDAY
FOR SALE
40O2 New Hampshire ave. NV. A
home complete, in a location combin-
ing good surroundings. excellent car
service 30 minutes to 9th and r stsl,
with very high elevation. Churches.
school and stores all within min
utes' walk. This house has rooms.
attic. tile bath. hot-water heat. cleo
trio and gas lighting. special hardwood
trim. hardwood floors, hgh-grade
lighting fixtures and decora tions,
laundry trays and every other requisite
for present day housekeeping. On your
own terms or for cash. The price is
81. 80
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY.
c. B. HIGHT & CO., 721 COLORADO BLDG.
Evening star., 1913-03-15

FOR SALE-S11. 900.
West Of Connecticut avenue and north ol
Massachusetts, avenue.
Practically q corner.
Ten windows facing south.
A well constructed brick dwelling.
"a feet front.
Brick stable.
An ut-of-town owner wishing to invest In
his city will give some one . bargain In this
esTeSSisos sToNE FAiRFax, sMfas 1912 New York av.
FOR SALE
a HOUSE THAT WAS FINISHED FOE
THE FORMER OWNERS OCCUPANCY AND
NO EXPENSE SAVED TO MAKE 1T AS
COMFORTABLE AS POSSIBLE.
PRICE, $1O.E00.
Accommodating terms.
Very handsome front OF Roman bkack ana
Parlor. library, dining room. pantry and
kitchen on the first door.
Six very attractive sleeping rooms on the
second and third 6oorB.
Two magnificent bathrooms.
Shower baths.
Insssns.necn. Instant %sn nSa sas ses:~.t.r heater.
Electric lights.
Laundry.
Lot Ist 70 BY pi;sSIif is5 feet to . 1s-foot alley.
A garage which win eccommodate two OF
three cars heated b. pipes connected with
such q property could not bs duplicated
Tne owner having moved from washingtcn
10 willing to dispose Of this property se shis
extremely low price.
STONE . FAIRFAx, 1912 New York ave.
Evening star., 1913-03-15

326 NJ sw. CRIB. 20. so
3O7 10th sw6rb ,hwh24. 90
436 9th sw. .@, b. %. so
1912 I ne. .5r,w in k14.0
40S L sw. 5r, b. 90
3O3 McLn av sw6rb14.OO
T. p. Brown, GIT 41as. W.
Evening star., 1913-03-15
FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
VNFURNISHED.
FoK hENf- Sroxr = F.rRFAx

SlONb W
1912 New "
Adjoining corue
k3O. .c0o7 Mass av. 20r
1900. 2Ir9 Mass av nv
k25o. .2iot Mass av nv
e250. .2oo0 Mass av NV
e200. .l625 X NV. .fSr.2b
1850. 1897 Mass av NV
800. ..1431 L NV. 4r. 2b
100. 1923 y NV. l2r
,lee. 1888 18th NV, LIT
.1S. 1923 Lamont. Tor
as. p NV. i4r
20. .I4o4 l. NV. 1ir, b
eTo. ...1746 r NV. i2t
40. 1862 Harvard. 1ir. 70
to- 2O29 HiIlyer pl. 12r
Ia5. .ao9 NJ NV, 12rI
s6a .l375 Irving. I2r
800. 1888 II NV. 12rI
l60. 1850 Park rd. 12r. Oh
s55. 2015 10Th NV, 1or
go. 1874 Calvert. 1lr, 2h
s55. .1746 Col rd. 10r. 2b
ss5. .IT54 Col I'd. Tor. 2b
e55. .2337 18th
I52. so. 1884 Kenyon. 12r
80. 75. No 2 9th ne, lcr. b
80 so. .174S $ NV, 11r
,so. HOP 5th NV. Tor
80. so. -. 1915 Ontario
$50. so. .1S49 Ontario pl
80. 80. 3i11 18th NV. Or
80. 1906 1Ith NV. Sri
so. 1904 Kenyon. Tor
t5o. 1916 Kenyon, Tor
80. .14ff Girard. Tor
so. ...4729 18th NV. Or
so. 1902 Ore av. 10r.b
$50. .3l14 18th. 11r. ii
so. G2a Md av ne
20. .iI2n kilhourne, Sr
al so. 1924 Col rd. Tor
ASS. 1857 Park rd. .11r
~. 80. 2I6I 18th NV. 10r
IA. so. .2606 University
~ ..1417 L NV, 1or
As. IA 4th ne. 12r
s45. 1722 S NV. 11r
-. .6i2 III NV. l2r
10 15.f16I Corcoran. 10r
40. 80. 1915 l. NV. Tor
AZ. 20. .1126 lamont .Sr
az. 80. 1925 Q NV, Tor b
40. 20. .1315 q NV. 1lr
40. 50. .93l VI NV, Or
80. 50. 1888 Sth NV. Or
40. so. .1716 18th nw10rb
40. 80. 1910 10th NV. 10r
40. 1850 10th NV, ,9r.b b
SIS. 80 1880 18th NV, ar
a. 20. 1887 Park rd. ar
81. 30. .1412 Newton, ar
81. 80. 353t n Fl ay. G-
81. 20. 1017 Lamont, Or
81 50. PAS r NV. Tor. h
81. 30. III F. Cap, 10r
81. 80. 1927 Q NV, Tor
~. 80. 1888 1st NV. .Sr. b
~ 30. .1211 9th Sc. Tor
% so. 2i19 lst nw.9r. b
i:35 15 .l41S Q nw.9r
81. ~. 937 Westmin r.9r
$50. .1525 T NV, Or
81. 80. .1S36 Ore av NV
81. 50. 36nS 18th NV ar
81 20. 1927 T NV. Or
81. so. .92o y NV, 10r
S5. so. .1736 Corcoran. Or
81. so. 1925 Riggs pl NV
IS. 80. 1904 \ Cap, Tor
35. so. 1902 S NV. 10f
81. so. .14i3 Monroe. Or
81. 20. .1OI Sth ne. 9r.2b
Ss. so. .1015 p NV, Tor
IS. 1883 Oregon,9r
3S. -. 1925 14th NV .6r
35. 5......412 O NV. 11r
33. so. rs | w.or
80. 80. 1345 Corcoran, Ir
;32- 30. ...114 ID NV. tr
90. so. 1464 Monroe Or. b
30. 30. 80 u NV, 6r
80. 80. 1929 10th NV. Sr
30. so. >. .3649 18th NV
30. so. ..1i5I Monroe. Or
20. 80. 1s56 Newton 6r
80. 80. 1924 10Th nw.6 b
80. 80. 1920 1st NV, ,6r.b
30. 80. .2033 18th NV, ar
so. 49,. 400 4th ne, 6r
2S. so. .416 4ti: ne. Or
See our list OF apartn
, Let.
Evening star., 1913-03-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A REAL HOME IN MAsSA-
chusetts avenue Heights. 2 stories and
finished attic: rooms and baths: hot
water heat. Lot 50x122. House Is built
of hollow tile and brick and has reinforced
concrete. Price. $4,000. on easy terms.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO, INC.
Evening star., 1913-03-15
THE EVENING STAR SATURDAY. MARCH Is. 191s-pART
FOR lighthouses.
UNFTRNISHED

owner; $3.50; nearly new; 6r.. reception hall
brick; hardwood finish; excellent condition;
tiled bath. porches. laundry. Key. 42S6 9TH.
Evening star., 1913-03-15

FOR RENT-BY THE F. Fl. SMITH COMPANY.
14OS NEW YORK AVE.
LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTY WITH CS.
2131 Bancroft pl.. u rooms. baths. .$125. 90
2024 st. NV, 12r.. 3b., steam heat. $50. .33
1926 Col. road, IA rooms, baths. .$6J. 90
1854 Calvert st. NV, 12r., 2b., st'm hit. .$57 so
1914 Calvert st. NV, 11r.. baths x55. 90
1908 Columbia road, 8 rooms, baths. $50. 90
1883 Columbia road 1Or., 2 baths. $50 90
BAIT 14th ST. n.w. rooms, baths :. =. $50 90
194S Calvert ST., 10 rooms. baths ;. >. $50. 90
1915 s ST. NV. 10 rooms and bath. $50. 90
2S04 18th st. NV, rooms, baths. $4S OO
Al o st. NV. rooms and bath. .......~ 9H 80
2467> 18th st. NV. rooms and baths. 1850
1857 18th st. NV, rooms. baths. $45 90
1000 n. H. ave-. I rooms & bath, h.-w.h .e35. 90
S18 Webster st., new, 6r, b.. h.-w. heat. $32. 90
4315 Georgia ave. NV. 7r. and bath. $50. 80
DOS Webster st. NV, 7r. and bath. $50. 80
1902 Pa. ave. NV, rooms and bath. =. $3O.5 so
144O Chaplin ST., rooms and bath ...... 30
1920 @ st. me-, rooms and bath. - $40. 90
7O2 Quincy st. NV. 11r. and bal $27. so
745 Varnum ST.. rooms and bath .$20. so
1881 Pa ave. s.e., rooms and bath. $23. so
52s Col. road. 6r.. b. hot-water heat. $21 90
14O8 st. s.e., rooms and bath. 420. 90
29l7 Olive ave, rooms and bath. $3.50
1881 X se., Or. brick, good order. .$12.5O
6i5 1lth st. me-, rooms. ms.........,..... $12. so
COMPLETE LIST SENT ON REQUEST.
Evening star., 1913-03-15
FOR RENT


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DWELLINGS,
I3lS Girard NV @. bis. 90
l-1:s 3sth NV. Tor. bi0.50
2s1T II NV. Tor, b. 80. 80
5t;11 10th NV Or. b q 30
15G2 Cd NV. ~. b. .26.50
DWELLINGS
1914 y G av.Ir.b b. 1910
1924 I ne. Or. b.. .2l.03
81 z ne. Or. b. .23.59
1873 y C ay ne. Or. h22. SO
1873 y c av ne. Or, BIZ. so
lao c ne. Or. b. . %. so
1891 ID ne. Or. b. 30. 20
1873 \ G av ne. .6r. b2l.5o
1883 y Cav ne. .6r. h21.s0
DWELLINGS.
905 1ib Sc. 6r. h.. .29.5ei
al 10Th Sc, Or, h. 20. 80
10i Eye So. 6r. b. rs. 30
i2T 18th Sc. Cir. b.IS.5oI
lolS n ST.. Or. h. .1S.5eI
DWELLINGS.
ai3 9th sw. CIR. b. .a5. -
3o5 Lin th sx. .6r, b. Is 80
100 y sw. t;r. b. 10. -
315 I.in'th sw .6r. wis. so
3l1 Mclean sw.G. bi4..O
FL.
1852 Irving. Sr. b. $3.50
1873 Mass av SEQ. bis. 30
BUSINESS
200 Md av ne, st .dw.5O. 90
f90y AZ er. ctGrn,op p.p
Evening star., 1913-03-15

LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
120 Mass av NV. ,b25. 30
1443 W NV. Sr.b. Is. 80
13l.7 1st NV, CRIB. %. 50
222 18th NV. Or, b. 20.50
NORTHEAST.
1902 / ne, 6r. b. 20. 81
1866 \ c av, 6r, b. IS. so
1854 y G av. Or. r.b.17.5o
1859 + ne, Or, b. 80
81 Myrtle ne, 6r, ,b17.50
1869 Em'son ne.6, b16.6O
lI2 9Th ne, 5r. 400
649 goth ne. 4r.w q. so
SOUTHEAST.
15l H'kman e,6.b17.50
ei0 9TH Sc, Or, b. .l7.W
1904 r Sc. Orb. Is. 90
14lo A se. ir. Wis, 20
To-. e.
SOUTHWEST.
3oI Mclean sw,6,w13.50
40S l1th sw. Sr.w. 1880
800 { sw. 3r- TO- so
1899 IA sw,3r,w. 1850
ITS.
1921 9th sw. 5r,b. 1880
1913 l. NV. Ar, b. rs. 90
PROPERTY.
1i02 Goth NV. sto. 30. 90
1904 Wat sw. sto. 1s. 40
1908 Wat sw. .sto. Is. 40
1857 p NV. shop. 1900
TENANTS.
| 1874 n ] av se. 4r,w10. 50
$50 18th ne.5r.w..1O.5O
l65 G. Sc. 5r. 10. .O0
POI Va av Sc, 5r. 1000
III G Sc. 5r. 1000
POO Va ay nw,5. w10 90
101 Olivet aver. 1000
1923 23d NV. Sr. 1000
SO 2d Sc, 4r, w. g.. IN
al \ Sc. sr. 81. 300
Si3 2d Sc, 6r. VI 800
22o9 ID NV, 3r. s. so
1921 18th ne, 4r.w.1Al
Io11 Half Sw yr ? sn