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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
Keystone Glasses To Picnic.

The Keystone Bible class OF the
Stone church will hold their annual
outing on the farm OF Jacob Ruble in
West Alexander. Labor Day. The trip
will be made on the regular cars over
the traction line and those going will
leave the Stone Bridge at SIS All
young ladies' who expect TO attend this
AFFAIR are requested 10 meet Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. A F..
Ruble. We wonder why.
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lome iomorrov from an erte~sd

home tomorrow from an erfeDHn
visit with relatives In Roanoke. Va
VI and Mrs = " Braddock viii
arrive TODAY 20 visit ~ the home or
their daughter. Mrs ~ ~ BOdiey. OF
Elm Grove
william Bi0o'nheid 81 Golden. was
ferday
Nr ard Mrs David Uraddock. ~
tlayfviile. Will visit friends in Film
Grove FOR n few DAYS
Sob Frame famous foneofIal artist
NJ Fin Grove. returned yesterday from
Pittsburgh. where hp had been visit
INK bis father
Tho Socialists ~ Flm Grove viii
hold on outing to.uofrpp evening on
Tho White ltsn. IN Patterson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
Has Written New Book

J. VI. Marple. OF Elm Grove. has
written new book dealing with the
Aboriginal Mound builders, based on
his own research aud investigation OF
the skeletons OF these people found
by the eNcavators when digging out
the foundation for the Elm Grove
school. Mr.. MARBLE has spent quite
lit;le time and no doubt he has
reached very audible conclusion
The book is entered with n Chicago
publishing house for publicity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Special dispatch 200 The frteinFsr.er
GRAFTON. " Va. Aug ~
Teachers institute opened here Mon
dav and nearly Two hundred teachers
are ia aftendau-e Tho Institute Will
continue throughout the week. y o.
Wilson. Of Elkine. and ~ y Marsh.
fOrm' rlv on he state board 81 edu.
cation are the instructors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
Usina New Station.

The new station. situated al Woods.
dale. vas used Yesterday for the first
time. IL Is situated on the east side
of Bethany Pike and does entirely
away with the two stops on the iu-
coming trip. The old station at this
place will be torn away in a short time
ano all Dartons will have 20 get ac.
CuStomed 10 the new order OF things
The new structure Is a great improve
ment over the old one as this one has
TOP IN case or rain. No doubt on 4
real bad day the street car company
viii receive many glad hand words
hen the waiting persons are com
pletely sheltered by the new station
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
pemoralizlna eject

"ThaV's being allowed 70 90 free
would have a demoralizinE effect on
Tho whole country Thaw. free.
would BE- menRce That is why New
York state wants ThaV
y have with me documents which
shoa thar he Is one Of two things.
Either an insane man and SO undeslr.
able. or "A sane man or the tyIp even
moro undesirable
What does New York state want
Vith such man. Canada might keen
him and welcome. were % not for the
fact thar 10 is New Yorks duty 10
got him hack The doc q ~ Mattes-
van would have been thrown open 10
Thaw long since had New York the
ethical right 10 DO that There would
have been no purfuit Of him Rut ne
must b. taken back
Questions Of treats violations. and
future contingencies suggested Thnw
Do" depo ted. faded into IN. back.
ground when the news vent abroad
that tomorrow a court hearing was ~
However. no matter when tho case
does come into court. the prediction
-iiil is that should the immigration
authorities deporf Thav Vermont will
be- Tho state and Norton Mills tho
point. ~ which he will Boz sent acros .
the border There would Then remain
io hc fought ont tho question ~ extra
diion from Vermont to New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
West Virgins Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Css Compsny's su.
thoFized pay stations:

'lVHVHHT TTTUF TUTTNF I'm a
thapline street Wheeling " Va
henk ~ Fulton. Fulton. W va
The Firsi National Bank. pm Grove.
West Virginia
State Rank ~ E1m drove Elm
Grove. West virginia
hy your electric light vster and
gna bills ~ The most convenient nv
station G u JCNKINs. Treasurer
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STRIKE SETTLED.

IARMtNGTON. No Aug 20 The
strike In fhe lead belt ~ SOuthp eaferu
Missouri was -cttled late THIS after
noon. The miners agreed 20 accept
: wage Increase ~ - cents a day
The Western Federation ~ Miner.
Was not formally recognized 10 tho
4effirmenf
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FLANAGAN VIII PRoeATEp

I'D IItrnf0 fr fr. q fttf'na"trr
GRiTTON. IS Va. ,ur .t The
viii of ftc late ur jaime. H FInnaer,
of Tho First Prcsh, torlan church. e.. s
prohafrd tcsferda, fns estate valued
~ Si'.nun. uae divided between Mr..
Nate y. Thats. nud various ucuHe, F.
AND ui"c"e. -. valuable Hbtar, va.
.'i' ,' fho rrosbyfarilu church
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OUT-THE-PKE
Boaard Family Reunion.

Members OF the Bogard family will
hold their annual reunion at the Park
Saturday. The survivors OF this fam
fly who will be present will likely be
close to one hundred persons. The old
est member is Leyi Bogard. of Patter-
son. he being az years old.
II has been the custom of this fam
lily for several years TO hold a reunion
yearly. Last year the reunion was
held In Marietta. Ohio. and the proceed
ing years at the Park. Whether a
program will be rendered by the fam
lily or not 10 not known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
Old Man Rack

Many % the employees Of the old
city and Elm Grove Railway company
have resumed ike Jobs with the Wes'
Virginia Ira 'tiIn and Electric com.
psny Edward Hallett. who has been
On duty for nearly two years has re.
sumed his dulles ss conductor. ana
John Beamer. who was connected
with the Wheeling valley Light ana
Power COMPANY has again entered
the fold RE will be- connected with
the line crew and Dr. considered an
expert a. this work
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VIII Play BENEFIT Game.

II seems that the generous spirit OF
the Secret Societies OF Elm Grove
knows no bonds when their efforts
are united for a good cause. The lat
est development ia the arranging OF a
ball game TO be played Saturday. Sep
TENDER 6. between the Knights of
Pythias and the Modern Woodmen.
The idea OF the game is to procure
sufficient money TO purchase Rey-
mond Hughes a self-propelling chair
so that he may more easily go about
the streets In his home town. II seems
that his lower extremities are com
pletely paralyzed making walking en-.
tirely out OF the question. Ne doubt
the tickets for this game will meet
with a ready sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
Fulton Outlna.

The outing held last night at Glen
Lawn was well attended although dur
ing the afternoon there were few peo-
pie present. At night the crowd reach
ed its largest propensities and the
grounds were well crowded. Steihms
Orchestra furnished music during the
afternoon and evening for those who
wished to dance. Refreshments were
sold on the grounds and a goodly sum
was realized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
Fulton School House Being Repaired.

preparatory TO the opening Of school
next Tuesday morning. the Fulton
school house is receiving much needed
attention. \ force OF men we're kept
busy yesterday renOvating the build
ing and placing II IN first class condi-
ton. New seats will be placed where
needed and all the old waste. etc
completely eradicated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
LIND LEAVES
(coutinu.d from Pirst Par.)


Iieve that Mr.. Lind's return 10 the
Mexican capital was not improbable
Mr. Lind will be entirely welcome
in Mexico. should he wish 10 return. "
replied the minister.
Anxiety Prevails
Though somewhat treasured nv the
press dispatches from Washington
indicating that the administration r.
still strongly opposed 10 Intervention
there still prevails here intense anx-
iety on the part Of foreign residents
a. well as Americans Trains Tor
Vera Cruz today carried away many
Americans. and many have planned 10
20 tomorrow
The following statement was issued
~ the foreign Office tonight
In order 20 calm the natural ann
iefy o. the public OCcasioned by the
negotiations which have been carried
on with Mr. Lind. the confidential
agent OF President Wilson. Senof
GambOs declares that up 20 the pres
ent ghere 81 no reason for alarm
Since the beginning Mexico has
tried 10 maintain a conciliatOry att
tude. although az the same time. q
diEnihed one: and ~ the president or
the nited Sfa'es considers 81 Oppor
i."E " HN"itit ~ ''ufiF7H luF HlhluH
OF the neROtia. ions. then Mexico r.
relieved from tbs tacit agreement ana
from The customs observed IN negOfi-
afiOns OF this class. not 20 give pTema.
ture publicity. and Wtll hasten then
and only then. 20 make public In their
entirety all the dOcumf nfe which
have been received or which NAV DO
received ~ that date
The situation is FAR from being
desperafr " can only be called sert
Gus and for this season 10 is desir.
able that the public should b. discreet
and reserved. since this De- tho best
manner in which they can aid tho
government"
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The Ladies' Aid society Of fne
Sand Hill Methodist church viii hold
= picnic and festival next Saturday
evening in Jones. opposite Marsh.s
hall There will he all kinds of 70
feshments served by the ladies dur
ing the evening and a profitable time
IL eHnerfeh
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VERA CRUZ. AuR 20 attended
BY twenfy-four secret service mon
VIZ Lind. President wilson. entov
arrived here from tie Mexican capiIaf
NJ t.an O'Clock This evening tfr 90.
accompanied hv Mrs Lind
Rear Admiral Frank p Fletcher.
commanding tho second division ~
20" United states Atlantic fleet. and
reprHseuiativc ~ tine American con
suIafc. met him 90 tho terminal ef,
lion. " is expected that after brief
resi- VIZ Lind VIII so aboard tho BAT
ifsnip Louisiana and gef into com
munlrH' ion Win Washington by sire.
less iir sdcci'nod tonight to mako
any statement
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THREATENS WIFE
Ms. chsriss Bassstt Runs Prom Hons
on south SIDE. sersaminE That Hus-
band would Cut Ont Her Heat

N.tH excitement wee caused tr south
w NrrIfrr HH. evening wueu Mr.. rhle
'i .rr'' H. a.r.ImIur frHu rer nnurf
/. n IfN f"ff her ~ .ehHrI had f.rr
threatened fH tIt uHf Tor heart -Ta
t'I'HIr| Do ono squire VIE .nar4 aud
-N'.f "f vibrant ueHruat Dor Ur.
Wt." rNN.r o. H.m WITH threatening her
Iii' lfD wNe arrested aru confined Iu
700 .''u.' 800 where Ir 400 Do given .
H'ffI'E IffUrf frr Justice fhIa affe-.
t"U' |f .r HN'f.fnHI fNnf ffearff u4.
iIf.. ..If'H no Give fme me ALLEGED
Threat uHa u.rnf
EsTross rined.
.f"..u. Ross nUH f.t.r tt....s ...-
ffH rfrfH.s who .rnasI d dI.fIrI.....
"" Iu" I.I.0Ie Traction ttr 10 War
M"N M"uuHF evening. were Hr-aIrrff
".r ~I.f" Miokh1w iHet cteuirr awe
1000 Nr.n "tf of fuuds Che rccros.
t.'rtH. Ihe fru tHts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-27
Tinkered With Auto.

Though declininE 20 express an
opinion as TO what will happen in the
Thaw case next. Mr. Jerome took the
hitch in the proceedings phiiosophi-
Cally. and after finishing his evening
meal az leisure went out and toasted
his shins with a group in front OF the
big open IRE az the MaEog house
Most OF the afternoon he had spent
tinkering with the automobile In
which he had made the trip up here
lie wore overalls and his hands were
grimy. and be talked as he worked
lie was asked Il he had anything or
particular interest 20 say 10 Ameri-
cans with reference 10 the 1haw case
nov that he was on the ground ana
had learned something Of the Can
adian attitude toward Whites slayer.
NO. but | have something I'd ike
20 say TO the people Of Canada" he
exclaimed. They seem TO regard this
man as martyr No one II perse-
cutting him. no one wants him
New York state IS trying 20 &c.
Thaw back. not because New YORK
wants Thaw. but because Of the bad
effect his freedom would have on the
people n Thaw were allowed 10 TO
main free everyone would say. liza
the Thaw millions freed him Al
ready they are saying the Thaw NIL.
lions got him out Of Matteawan. and
generally we hear the remark a rich
man can 10 anything but what
chance has poor man RotH'
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News Spread Quickly.

The news spread quickly through
the hotel corridors. Sheriff Hornbeck
OF Duchess county. who is particularly
anxious 10 get home. expressed his
great disgust. The handouts and leg
irons he brought with him have proved
only burden. and he has been roam
ing about town for a week. waiting for
something TO turn up.
Thaw's lawyers. headed by J Y
Greenshields. X. c. OF Montreal. were
grimly jubilant. They had conferred
all afternoon before reaching a de-
cision and we're nightly pleased al
the apparent enigma they have crea-
ted for the opposition Thaw himself
could not be seen. in view OF a new
rule OF the sheriff barring interview
ers. except when accompanied by some
one OF his counsel: but that he was
consulted before any action was taken
was attested by the fact that his sig
nature, with that OF his attorney OF
record. W. L. Shurtlef. was signed 10
the application. II was a mere formal
ity with Thaw. though for the greater
part OF his dav he spent in working
out more details OF his publicity cam
paign. HIS ambitions may be nipped
70 some extent 10y the curtailment OF
interviewers. but he can still send out
statements.
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Nj chow opposed the passage 81
tho ordInsnrf for 'hr reason that DO Q.
flo Intention fo pend moro money
than he city vill receive. and when
Tho bil ga finally passed By p vote
~ I, 90 g. chew announced Thai Ie
would brine 4uif AGAINST The city fo
prohibit fh' PASSAGE ~ tho bul
IhrOugl0ut flr session Nr chow
TOOK The stand that tho qalar.es natd
fho heads ~ 80 cry departments ana
some ~ fhe rrIn pol employee ~ the
dopa rtwonfe should DO cur eo that tho
pfairv ~ fhc .ff may DO trnducfrd
un O. cafe haai. and o. basis fhaf uuI
MOI leave the treasury in minus con
dillon af The end ~ Tho wear Whom
Tho ordinance va. first taken up for
confederation chew proposed that tho
salary ~ vs. Y 1uukine head enri
noer ~ The water department 10 10
duc"d FROM So 500 O. vcHr fo 81 500 ~
wear ilr contendSd thar tho ,uv
hould mo- DO expected tU raw more
Than union wages 20 any empIo, o.
and that tho union ware for engineer
ie 80 cents IN hour Worr unton
wsRes paid Mr Junkine would 10.
r'tvc less than 81 200 year bit
IeW 'F motion 10 reduce tho SALARY
70 $500 eHs voted down. ~ tn 20
No attempt Wt- then mrdr tu rr
du'e CO." sslsr, 81 Fro chief Ro +.
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THAW'S ATTORNEYS
tcontinusd from Tirss raxs.,

on Thaw's behalf as tacit admission
by his lawyers that the commitment
was legal and did not contain a charge
on which Thaw could be brought into
court. Then We might get out an
other commitment charging some 9TH
er onense." he added. We could
bring him into court on that. surely.
There would still remain. however.
Thaw's right TO choose trial either at
once or before the Kings Bench in
October
Mr.. Jerome and District sAttorney
Conger were al dinner when Thaw's
counsel made known their decision.
They had been hoping. like Others
drawn here by duty. that tomorrow
would see a sweeping away OF some of
the legal cobwebs and the beginning
or fight in the open prefacing a hear
ing before the immigration authorities
and Thaw's probable deportation to
Vermont
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AUI. co. Tth & I. NV.


AUL CO., 18th & l. NV.
631 n INV. til. w. .22.5o
100 Fla ay nw,5. b. c2.5o
716 2 nv. Sr. b. 100
HOS Sd sw. Or, b.21.50
4l6 O'kd'le nw.6. b20. 80
40 Fla nv nw.3r.b1S.5l
1922 Marion INV, &c. b1S.5 }
AS \ NV. 6r.w. . 1S.0)
1902 10th NV. 6r,w. II. 80
1928 18th NV, Ar. b. II. 80
A4 Bryant NV. 4r.b bit. so
1925 9th NV. Or. w. 16. so
2125 4th NV. 3r, b. Is. 90
1886 Champlain av
NV. 3r, b. 10. so
324 Ky av SO, 5r.b15. 81
1903 r re, Or, b. Is. 30
2219Water NV 6r,-15.GJ
22G3 Cleveland av NV.
VI. - i''s''(
2253 9Th NV, Gfr.15.00
1886 9TH NV. Or. w. Is. 90
PAS Warren ne,4r.b14.5O
1221I. Dean ne, 4,b14.O0
20iO Ga av nw.3. w12.5O
2221Wster NV. Or. wio.50
?3a4 srh NV, Or. ". 1880
2356 Sth NV. 6r, w. 12.Ij
|1S2l II ne.5r,w.sta11.0o
2043 Gales ne, 6r.w.10.50
40 Brooks, 4r.w..1O.b0
1912 30th NV. Or, w.1O.5o
Ellis NY av nw.4.w1O.5 80
8 Liberty NV, If. W. 10. 80
Is Fton ct nw.4,wlO.Go
70 Mad al NV. {r.w.10.C0
1 -. ne, ir. W. 1000
|l27 n Sc. Or. W. $50
STORES.
Sc cor 1th & s. 1v0. 90
1899 9th NV. store,
1T, Il ..........S 5000
1929 9TH NV. store.
Or. b ......... 600
1920 1th NV, sto. ! .b.O.OJ
1901 9Th NV, stO.9. b50.30
3O5 Pa av Sc, st&dw32.G0
1923 9Th ne. ST 5r- b3O 20
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FOR RENT-MODERN BRICK HOUSE: 6
rooms bath and cellar; ami: rent, SIS. 80 mo.
located 3G3 18th st. Sc. Apply 81 Sth St.
ne. apt. l.
FOR RENT-A HANDSOME 12-ROOM CORNER
residence: . large baths and porcelain sinks:
garrett extends over the whole house, making 1T
delightfully."- cool: admirably suited for enter
tanning or rooming: specially suited for a pro-
with the house; now being papcred and painted
inside and ont. Apply premises. 1901 18th
ST. NV. OWNER. G40o 18th st. NV Phone
SlHI
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH PROPERTY


FOR SALE-COTTAGE. ROOMS AND BATH
just back of Belvedere Hotel Price SSJo
S10o cash and small monthly payments. Phone
North 35l6-M. 20
FOR SALE-THE CHOICEST LOTS AT NORTH
Beach. Calvert county Nd Daily train
ice. Bus and automobile service to and from
station. Lots situated In block No. ]. one
hundred and fifty feet from bay shore. Shade
trees. Lois fenced in. Size. a3x7.. IT. Price.
S375 Apply to r.. T.. RAMEY, Real Estate
and Loans. I'll 11th st. NV.
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l. 4 CO.. z: 11th nv
1893 18th. Or. w. ..1S.ob
1922 Marion, Or, W. .1S.5d
213G Sth. Or, w...lt.I0
1904 I'd, Or, W. 1903
1916 NJ. 4r, W. 1850
"421 Va av. 5r, ". 13.J'i
1141 A Sc, Or. w. 10
No I Hurst pl, 6r, WIZ. 80
1lJ0 Blad I'd. or. .l0.W
FLATS.
100 18th, 81. b. .25.00
HOB ID ne, Or. b. .20.50
1861 Pa av se,5, b1I.30
sol \, Ar. 400
STORES.
201 c ne,s & Or. 5000
1909 9TH NV. 90
;222 18th. 2d floor. .3a. 90
Shed r'r 461 Mo av.j.O1
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FOR RENT-BY GEO.
TIA Pa.
NW.174O Cor. Dr.hS'"
NV, 9lb 8. Or. y. 1880
NV, $40 Web. Sr. b.21.ID
NV. 43i5 Ga av.6r. b2I 80
NW.522 21st. 7r.b.e5- 80
NW.2221 II, Or. b.25.50
NW,21.5 !. Or. h. .21.So
NV. DID,, II. Or. w.11.50
Sc. 322 sc or. h. Ok. 81
NE,3223 sta. CIR. w.lt.50
APARTMENTS.
"Octavis."
No c4-3r & b. 80. 90
NV. 1333 14th. 4r.h3! 20
NW.l122 Pa avs. bZ2. so
INVITA- Pa ava. b22.oO
NV. 1921 Otis place.
5r. h. "a. nO
NW,172 Pa ava. BIO. 90
Get complete list at O
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Y. LINKINS.
ave. NV.
|, NW,s2 z, 3r.b. .cO.oe
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NW.2114 H.15sta!ls50.O On
STORES, ETC.
NV, 135 9th. store. 81. Gl
500 nth. store. 40. Ul
INW.1715 Fla av. store
and fat. .30.oA
NV. Warehouse. %. SG
NV, 114o 10th 2r.st1S.a0
NW.2147 =. store. 1896
NW.stor8ge room 300
COLORED TENANTS.
NV, 451 Ridge. q ,6rl9.G
NW.11I3 Seaton st.
Or and water. 1886
NV. I'LL Seaton st.
Or and water. =. lS.W
ice.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNPUBLISHED (Continued) J..

1922 9th NV. Sr. 30 90
93 10th NV. Or. ~ .6o
q n Y av ne, Ar. .25.M
1916 Sth NV, Sr. 1880
1871 9Th NV. Or. 800
1892 o nv. Tor. .9 10
,19 10th Sc. ST. .@.t0
1917 & sw. Co. 1880
COS Girard NV, 1Gr1S.b0
3O9 " NV. 1r. 1880
1907 MtOlivet HcSrl7.N
232S q NV. 6r. 1900
GO T nv. Ar. liz. ~,
G21S 9th NV. Ar. .l4.Jl
1895 Kramer ne or. 900
1903 y Cap ne.stO0
and sto Gel 80. %
" York ave. NV. NJ. 10.
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house, IL rooms and bath; laundry undo"
Kitchen front, side and back porches; ideal
house for summer. 1918 10th St NV Key
next door. owner. 1907 st. NV. 81"
1924 COLUMBIA ROAD N.W.--12 ROOMS. i
baths; hot water heat; good condition.: con-
vcnient to both car lines Rent reasonable.
EILERSON e. WEMPLF. 1910 g st NV.
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FOR KENT-BY l.. +.
1,4S S NV. 11r. 2b. 5O.5'

FOR RENT-BY l.. +. $
1'4S S nw.1lr.2b $50.
1900 9th NV. Tor. h. $50
3SOJ Ga av NV. Or.
h. furnished 1870
4i4 NJ NV, Or, b. ri so
800 o NV. Tor. b. So. so
S. N Y av NV. Or. b. $500
COZ 21st NV, ar. b. $3.50
1919 5th NV. 81. b. $50
SIS Z Cap, 7r, b. $500
TOO Quincy NV. Sr. b21 80
COL Irving NV. Or, BIZ. 80
1910 Sd NV. Or. b. .T.D
1861 5th NV. Or. b. $3.50
1918 Ga av NV. Or, b25. 80
1882 G. ne, Or, b. %. 90
7S1 F'm't NV. C, b. .25.5o
Tl9 18th &c. Or. b. so
1909 Marion nw.7. beg So
7OG Irving nw,6r, b23.0 90
IT, o ne. 6r, b. :. 20. 51
524 K'yon nv. Sr. b. ESQ
1852 \ ] av NV, ., b22. so
436 O NV. Or. b. 20. 80
1913 NJ NV. Or. b. .20.5O
1928 Water sw.6. b.20.3O
1918 9Th NV, Or, w. 1850
33R 18th Sc. Orb 1900
1863 Stil NV. Or, b. 1880
2n5 Il NV, Or. b. .17.30
500 I. ne, Or. b. ...1..5o
1887 Sth NV, DIV. 1850
S14 Mich av ne,8,w16.50
ZIG RI av nw,6r, w16.5n
$50 4tll ne. Or. b. 1850
1918 Nd Nv ne.6r. w16.4 10
1918 4th ne. Or, w. 1875
1924 K Sc, Sir, b. 1880
6l2 s NV. r, W. 1880
1914 Euclid NV, A2ar15.O3
9l7 LIST Sc. 7r. b. -14.70
1414 u Sc, 6r, b. ..14.W
..343 Sher av.3r,w.10.O1
1880 Kramer he. s. Wa. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1899 S NV. .r. b. .35. AS
1928 4th NV. Sr, h. $3.50
631 L NV. ar. b. 1850
1871 9th NV, 7r, b. $3.50
1883 LIST NV, Or. b. go
I'LL N nv, Or. W. 1850
955 3s3th nv. Or. b. .23..|
1927 9th NV. ST., b. $3.50
Ara + nv. ep ~ 30 III.
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FOR RENT-1743 PARK ROAD NV; ROOMS
and bath; all modern Improvements: large
yard and cellar; in good condition; rent re-
duced.
NM IL McCEANN co. Inc. I'D l1th st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1870 18th NV. 1Or$58. co
1017 E sw. Or. 81 so
1719 9th NV. Or. .26.5O
828 L NV, 1r......25.5O
Al Neal pl NV. 5r. ~. 90
1916 Md av ne. Or. .23. 90
$500 n ii av nw.1r2O. 90
112lh AZ sw. Or. 20. co
7S4 Irving NV. Ar. 1850
1915 I'd NV. 1r. 20. 30
1927 ] ne. Or. 80
1904 4th sc. Or. 1850
$40 18th SUI. Or. 1850
342 v sw. 6-. 30
721 I'd ne. ct. ..iJ.5O
124 18th ne. Ar. 1000
A. s. CAYWOOD. 915 Ne
81
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FOR RENT-CAYWOOT
1891 n. Y
l449 FIT NV, 1or, b.41 so
1925 10th nw,9r. 1910
1879 Nm NV, Tor. b. AZ. S"
aO6 l. nv. Sr. b. $3.50
1881 9th NV, Orb. 10
1928 10th nw.Sr. b. $3.50
634 Il sw, Sr. b. 900
1874 .Ad'ms NV, 6r, b3o. 80
Cos NJ av nw.9r. b. 80. so
aSS 1st e,Sr, b. 80. 80
81 NJ av nw.Jr, b. 30.50
3O4 G se.Sr, b. 1T. 80
1917 lDth NV. Sr. b2I 90
1929 9TH NV. 1r. b. $3.50
$500 C'ter NV, Or, BIS. so
FL!
o1G4 Fla av nw,3r, b. 90. s
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FOR RENT-GET MY COMPLETE LIST OF
houses and apartments for rent mailed upon
request. ~
GEO HENDERSON.
Phone Main 1903. 14lS ST. NV.