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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-25
AMBRIDGE

D. B. Whitney was in Boston last
week on business.
w. D. Wilder is at home from Bos-
ton.
J. B. LaBree is in Skowhegan where
,e is serving as juryman.
The entertainment and dance held
1t Grange Hall last Friday night was
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dexter of Abb
bott were in town recently.
Fred Lord of Fitchburg. Mass. was
in town last week the guest of his
lunt Mrs. F. p. Ring.
Edward Chadbourne has recently
owed his family into the Quimby
Bros rent
Deputy Sheriff G. f. Folsom is in
5kowhegan attending court
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-25

Big Bunch Old Papers, &c, This ONCE
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
Unconscious Deceit.

'B!iggins says he enjoys working
Eyes" replied the suspicious per
SON hes one of those people who
would rather sit down and talk by
the hour about how they enjoy work.
ing than work"
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
EnaIIsh Railroads Not Safer.

julius Kruttschnitt contradicts the
statement that British railroad lines
are operated more safely than rail-
roads in this country. He says false
conceptions to the contrary arise from
the fact that British roads operate
only $4,000 miles, while roads in this
country operate 240,000 miles. In
the last three years and ten months
no passenger has been killed through
collisions or derailments on the
Southern Pacific, and during that time
the road carried 150,400,000 passen-
gers an average distance of AZ miles.
In the last three years and four
months but one passenger has been
killed on the Union Pacific out of
q 100000 carried by that line. In
1911 IA passengers were killed in col
lisicns on railroads in the United
Kingdom. The Hartman roads have
nearly as many miles of track as
those of the United Kingdom-Wall
Street Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
FINE RAILROAD DEP0TS
UNITED STATES HAS IT'S SHARE
OF THE WORLDS BEST.
Largest In the WorId Is the Southern
Station at Vienna. Austria. and
That at New York City
Ranks Next.

Mr.. George A Wade, in the Rail.
way Magazine. discusses the question
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
The Best Wav.

shall we call on our congressman
in body or individually ?''
Il figure it this way. If we call in 2
body he'll just make Us speech"
Well?"
But if we call individually he'll
have to take US each out to lunch
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25

the one with the most platforms and
passengers? No single station is first
in all these requirements.
The New York city station-certain.
ly now one of the grandest and most
extensive railroad stations in the
world-covers an area of % acres.
After this comes the Care st. Lazare,
in Paris, with an acreage of over 25
acres; then the Waverley station, Ed
tnburgh, with % acres; followed by
Waterloo, London, with 201s acres;
Euston, London, with 18 acres, and
Liverpool street, London, with 16
acres. But there is railroad station
lmmens sely bigger in extent than any
Of these, and there is the Souht Rail
road station, Vienna, the whole of
which area is close upon 100 acres!
This makes It easily the largest sta
ton in the world, from the point of
view of space covered. Much of the
ployed, however, as railroads use all
their land at English and American
stations.
The New York city station is the
costliest ever built; s20000.000 was
expended upon it, and, including asso-
ciated work, the total cost of the
scheme has exceeded $100,000,000. Dur
Ing the first year of working 10,000,000
passengers used 1t, 10000 trains
were worked in and out, 1928 tick
cts were issued and 100000 trunks,
parcels, etc, were handled It's mag
nifcent facade fs one Of the finest of
Its kind in the world
When complete, the new Leipzig sta
ton will be far above the average in
respect of size and beauty Of German
architecture in railway buildings. The
magnificent central hall, with it's six
enormous bays, splendid ticket Offices,
and superb waiting rooms, will be just
about the last word" in each par.
ticulsr sphere.
As regards the number of platforms
at various railroad ternini, the new
Waterloo station Of the London and
South Western, stands at the top,
with 10, which will shortly become %,
Wnen CHS 6lISEAtIOhS HON EUlnS OA al :
finished. Then we have Liverpool
street London, and Waverley station,
Edinburgh, with 1S platforms; Man
chester (Victorial II; Euston, Is:
New castle (CentraD, 10; Glasgow
(CentraD, 13; Glasgow est Enoch),
IL; Victoria. 9-18. Probably next
would come Washington station, in
the United States, which can boast OF
337,920 square feet of platform accom-
modation, some of its platforms being
extremely long. Cologne follows witl
"A platforms, and Canada is next.
with its Canadian Pacific Windsor
Street station in Montreal, possessing
Il platforms.
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
ffaA Eeciilt

You're spending too much money
my son. I an going to cut you down. ="
Then. father, will be very much
cut up"
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
New Idea for Loonmotive

An obstacle to the use of the in
ternal combustion engine for haul
ing railroad trains has been the i'm
possibility of accelerating the train
from standstill with an engine of nor.
nal size and Of maintaining any con-
siderable overload at any speed. A
petroleum electric locomotive is now
proposed, in which the prime mover
IS an internal combustion engine, us.
ing crude oil, kept continuously run
ming to drive an electric generator,
which in turn delivers electrical ener-
gy to four 20horse power ro!yphase
motors.
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25

Carrye-Mr. Chumpleigh is great
bore, but I can't get rid Of him He
dogs my footsteps day and night.
Tessie--Why don't you report hin
to the dogcatchers?
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
Eresneri+v.

What's your idea Of prosperity
"Always little more than ] have.
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
Coed Work of Safety Appliances.

sixty-six shops Of one of the most
prominent eastern lines railroads EN-
ploying fifty thousand men, have been
equipped with safety appliances, and
the result has been q decrease of ac
cidents from an average of three hun
dred a month to about one hundred
Bulletins have been issued to the en-
ployes, showing how to avoid acci
dents, and these have had a helpful
influence.
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
shrlveled.
The north wind came
And blew and blew,
And now where is
The peek 2 boo?
A Did at pubhleiuh.

Duhbleigh--Your little dog harked at
me, but stopped when looked him in
the eye. Do you suppose he noticed
my presence of mind?"
Miss Keen-Possibly. They say an
imals often see things that human be
ings cannot.
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
A Resented Innutatlon.

II am sorry" said the earnest citi
zen. but l can't vote for you"
"Why not?" inquired the candidate
"You keep talking about the judg
ment of the plain people and my wife
and daughters absolutely forbid me tc
do anything implying that we consid
er ourselves in that class
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
Nos So Bad,

A young lawyer who has recently
hund out his shingle here was retain
ed by criminal with FIVE dollars an6
very poor defense.
We'll, you got a case, son." said
the proud father.
"Yes, dad"
and what advice did you give youl
client? ?"
After listening to his story I col
lected what money he had and ad
ed lawyer"
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
MlsIed by the Costume.

What do you mean by laying hands
on this young man?" asked the DO
liceman.
Why" replied Mrs. Corntossel
them clothes
That's all right. He's a marathon
runner"
Excuse me. I thought he was
walkin' in his Sleep
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
Never Adain.

Then, Senator. you do not demand
an Investigation? z"
mo; I tried that once with mother
when I was kid, and had been steal
ing jam. I got considerably the worst
Of it."
The Winslow mail., 1913-01-25
The WidnW'e Needs

They say Mrs. Jeliffe has given VI
that pet white poodle of hers" said
Mrs. Johnson.
Yes" said Mrs. Willinger. shes
N deep mourning for Mr. Jeliffe, yor
know, SO she has exchanged Tobey
for black and tan" Harper's
Weekly.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
AW-So\ WILLIAM. Ar

4 DAWSON WILLIAM. ArTnRAEh Fi,t-
q cn,pia Innnt "a 5ta -! la flsr supreme
,,p,r. OF INC District al tasmbia. Frllna -.
Weeks. complainant. Maurice T., Weeks. d.
fendant and Anna R-ohs', resrcad,ut
Equity. M 3iGs?. TIC oh,eer at tbs suit i :"
ohtain , divorce on the ground 81 adultery ou
motion Of te complainant 4 Is this rem das
- MAJ AD 1919. ordered thar the rcspoii
dent Anna Rrchst cause for sppearana, 10 is
entered herein on o. tefo-r nj" fortleih sia4. "a
elusive Of SUNDAYS end legri heltdass occurring
after the date OF the hrst euhicaiion ~ this
order. otherwise. tho causs VIII he proceeded
with rs In or dcfsul'. r-orided y cop, ~
;hts o-ier Is puhis',c d a week for three
successive works I'm trio Washington Law lie
porter and Tic Washington IL ming star prior
10 said date Ry the Court. Tor BAE>AIb,
Justice Seal, A true cop, TEST l. IL.
YONG Clerk. By W. r. WILLIAMS. Asst.
Clerk mv.'' ,s.s.o
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L 4 CO.. IT, nth NV.
COLORED TENANTS.
1884 Que 12r, b. 0.50
4D4ia LIST NV. Or. b. 2S.JG
'il9 Elm. Or, b, sta 81. 5d
1850 ID. 6r. b. 1850
1927 Linden, Or. b. 20. so
1909 18th. 5r. W. .1S.5J
12D Linden. 6r, b. 1850
el36 Sth. Or. w...17.M
:32l Va Nv, Or, W. 1850
No l Hurst pl, Or, w12.6O
STORES.
80 18th. main d.. .S5. 90
20l c ne, str & Or. so. %
1909 7th NV. IS 90
$40 18th. sto 4 5r. $3.50
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6l9 eth sw st eel. $23. 90 oil Az st or b. q, 30
GIG NJ sw. 6r.b .2O.5O Go8 ] sw 81. %. 80
1922 sw. 1r.b. 1000 457 q sw. 6r. b. 10 90
1901 9th Ir.b. II. so I'll 4h sw. 5r.w. 1910
81 9th sw. CRIB. 1850 721 9Th sw, 1r h. Is 80
EOS q sw 4r.b. 1880 1O5 G sw. Arb. 80
500 !. sw, 6r.w. IL so Th.P. Brown 6l7 Al sw
o.
FOR RENT-BY l.. J. MILLS. CO., 9th ST. NV.
7C0 ne, Sr. h. .$35. 90 Flat. II Fla Is. 80
1913 7th Or b. 20. so Sta $50 NV. 10 on
1906 Fla av ne. $50 $50 l. sw 5r. .l4.5O
1912 Fla ne 81. b1S.50i GAL l. sw 6r. W. Is. 81
FOR RENT-COLORED TENANTS.
639 Acker st me-. $2O.5O: rooms and bath
hot and cold water; large yard. key GOO Md.
me-. "
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AUL CO., 7th & l. Wv.
pisa 4th nv. orb. 20
1928 18th nw.4r. b. 1850
4O7 Oakdale NV, 4.b17.50
2l53 Sth NV, 5r,w 1850
PA Bryant NV. r.bl6.50
1O1 Corn. / C,n.w15.W
219Water NV Or. w16. 90
1908 Il ne, 5r, b. :. 1880
314 Ky av Sc. 5r. b. 1870
2253 9th NV. 6 I r.15.O0
223O5 Sth NV. 5r, W. 500
1858 NJ av nw.5.w14.50
2221Water NV Or. WIZ. 80
425 Ridge NV. 3r, w. 12. %
1855 Sth NV Or, ". 1850
1920 Ga av NV. 30
204O Ga av nw.3. so
al Prather's ct, Ar,
1921 n ne. Or, ". stali.o0
1928 Sth NV, Ar. 1850
931 9th NV. 5r. W. 1880
1854 9Th NV. Or. W. 10. ~
la Brooks Ar, W. 1850
1912 Goth NV. 5r, v.10.50
cliS ny av nw,4.w10.60
14l9 = NV. Ar. ". 1000
202 Brooks ct NV.
5r. " 1000
Is F'tOn CT nw,4.w1O. O)
20 Mad nj NV. 4r, W. 1000
! 49, ne. Ar, w. 1000
12s \ 81. Or. W. -. 3. 80
1851 Mad'n nw,3r,w9.3 30
STORES.
Sc cor eth & 8. 1880
3 y Y av ne. -. .74.50
1929 7th st NV. store.
Or, b .......... .@.W
1919 9th NV. store.
1901 9Th NV. sto.9, SO. 90
1893 9Th ne. Ut. 5r. b3O. 80
1916 7,h nw,st&dw2S. 50
1900 L NV. 800
1904 7th NV, sto. 1r. %. 80
1880 7th NV, store.
ar. w .@.50
1415 U NV ....... 20 o.
1OO7 Fl ne. 1850
COS AZ sw.5r. ". 1850
ISl4h 9TH NV 1890
cGa4 Ga av. Sto. .1H.Co
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FOR RENT
sos OO-1334 Columbia road, II rooms 9 baths.
$65. OO-2A4 o st.. IA rooms. bath
$5O.0O-1425 21st ST.. rooms. bath.
$50. 5O-I515 1st st. NV. rooms. bath.
$50. 60-1O19 Columbia road. rooms, bath
$3O.504OS st. ne. rooms and bath.
$2S.50-171S Pa. ave-, rooms. bath dat.
$27. 50-1824 3rd st. NV. rooms. bath.
e2S.HO-213 ST. ne. rooms. bath.
923.60-951 o5th ST.. rooms. bath.
e21 .JO-ll09 Ut. ne. rooms. bath.
SO. 60-151O Sth st. NV. rooms. bath.
ei6.O0--1361 Emerson st. ne. 9 rooms. bath
COLORED.
$l8.OO-SS2 Lamont ST.. rooms and bath.
SIS. 50-1O16 2nd st. Ne. rooms.
tS.5O-F'lats, els Hahn's alley, 4 rooms each.
T. LEO KOrB. 9a3 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-BY DUvAl
i724 Q, Tor. b. $3.50
1870 18th. Tor. b. $3.50
3l15 18th. Sr. 20. 81. 81
S13 LIST NV. Or. 2b. Is. III
SIC 18th nv, Sr. b. $3.50
GOT 0d, Sr, b -..S.j0
747 varnum, Or. b. .&-50
1915 Sth. o.. b. 1850
1923 Pa av Sc. 6r. b. -. 81
1850 Blad I'd. 5r. 1850
FLATS.
1926 9th. 6r. b. ESQ
1903 D ne, 5r. b. 30. 80
1854 Pot'ac av Sc. .11.@
1913 n ne. Or, b. .lb.S0
634 Morton, 5r, b. 1880
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ave. NV.
wv, 1924 Pa avs. BIO. so
NV. So @, 5r.b. 1000
STORES. ETC.
NV. 13S 9th. store .6. 90
SO9 18th. store. 1000
NV, 2029 L.sto&da $50. so
NV. 171S Fla nv. store
aud nat. ......- 1000
NV, Warehouse. 800
EW.114O 10th. Or. sits. 50
NW,2147 p, store. 1900
NV storage room. 500
COLORED TENANTS.
NV. 2O22 r. Crib 20. 80
NV, 457 Ridge, d. 6rl0.W
NV. I'LL Seaton st.
Or and water. 1880
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-09

FOR RENT
large house in desirable central location:
in excellent condition.; nine rooms and bath;
furnace heat.
No 1925 ST. NV.
RENT ONLY $42.
Il. r. Saul. CO., 9TH and l. SITS
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ELEGANT sEMI-DETACHED. IL ROOMS J
baths and garage. Practically new For sale.
$4,000 or will lease. Decorate to suit ten
ant Apply next door. 1880 Columbia road
Telephone Col. 26S6.
FOR NT-COIORED TENANT.
772 LAMONT ST. NV.
Brand new porch front dwelling. rooms and
bath: nicely papered and finished. deep lot;
convenient to three ear lines.
RENT, $lS.
JAMEo A. CAHILL. 1908 L ST NV.
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r RENT-BY GEO. ". LINKINS.

FOR RENT-BY GEO.
1714 Pa.
Nw.1T40 Cor. or, b. AZ. 80
NW.915 8, 9r. b. 1880
NV, 1917 Ga avs, BIZ. 80
NW.i5S Newton pl,
Orb q. 80
NJ. CD Sd. Sr, b. %. so
NV 40 olst. 7-.b.2a. 20
NW.ot111 NJ. Or, b. %. 30
NW,4G p. 6r. b. -. SO
81: .322 s G av.6r.h. $50
EE.323 Sth. Or. VIII 50
APARTMENTS.
NV. 2020 G, Or, b.
pa-quet floors. .27.O
SW.12nsis c. CRIB. % 81
NW.1e2i Otis place.
Or, b. .@.5o
Get complete list at q
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tEFVE NVMNfNSItFNFEN NF
n lei OF Columbia Washington Iunc q 1915
sealed proposals will be received this Office
Room 500 Dsiric, Building. until two o'clock.
% m June 10 1913 for furnishing and install
ing electric and gas lighting fixtures and glass.
ware in i,,c James 0rnlcnd Wilson Normal
Sshooi this citv Specifications and form -
proposal may he obtained from the Purchasing
Ofhcer. II. T.. Room $50. District Building:
|cI>o H. RUDOLPH JOHN 4 JOHNSTON
CHESTER HARDING Commissioners. -. &
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FOR RENT
1enoNy av. Tor. Oh. $50 so
PIP 18th NV. pr Y -. 50
- Ind av NV. Or. hi6. 30
- IL ne. ST. b 81. 10
1851 9Th. 1r. b. $50
cas 9th Sc. ar. b. II. ~
Jos r NV. fur. ar. h.5 go
as JAS. NJ. YORK
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE on THE
Supervising Architect. Wash ag on II. e.. Jnn.
r. 1912 Sealed proposals vi L. received 81 TIL.
office until :, O'Clock pm. IN thr .nth day ~
June .lal3 and then opened Tor 4 hydraulic lift
nj the United States Treasury building waslt-
in-ton D. e. in accordance wiih this specifcs-
ton copies az which may ne obtained tbs
office Al the discretion OF the Supervising Alch 2
feet o. WFNDEROTII. Supervising Architect
jrg-6,
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INEi.RNISHED.

fOR RENT-CHOICE NORrHWEST HOUSES
sie md 81. NV. 10 rooms, bath. $40. 80
xxi p,rt road n w . rooms bath 800 ~. 80
,6io Srd 81 NV I; rooms bath. 80
- ST. NV. rooms. bath. .-..-. 30
af2 ST. NV s rooms, bath .....-.. $50
CHOICE NORTHEAST HOUSES.
p + st. ne. Or. and bath. furnace. y. 90
1879 \. C. ave. ne, Or. and b.. fur -. SZ.o0
1885, y. G. ave- ne, rooms and D., fur. Zl.oo
4i5 5th ST. ne. rooms. bath. Is.ao
1859 Emerson ST ne. rooms. bath =. 100
1866 y. G. ave. nc, rooms, bath 1890
I9fI r ave ne Il rooms bath 49,. 1850
1910 n ct. ne. Or. b. fcolored). ........ 1850
a.: Myrtle ne. d rooms bath. lo.Sp
CHOICE SOUTHEAST HOUSES.
421 10Th st. Sc, 6r.. BATH furnace. 1S90
pos 7th st. Sc. rooms. water. 1890. 1870
AS Hickman ST. SC. rooms bath. 1920
1910 4 ST. Sc. 1 rooms. water. gas l4.OO
CHOICE SOUTHWEST HOUSES.
COS ST s.w.. rooms. bath. $3.50
as Md. ave. s.w.. IL rooms, bath. .ooO
2fs Iinworth pl. s.w.. rooms bath. p g
Qi5 9th st. s.w.. 6 rooms. bath ......- Z3.S0
eos ! - s.w., rooms. bath. $50
esO q, sw G rooms hath . 22O0
SII NJ r. sw 6 rooms bath . ~. 30
Az I 81 sv q rooms bath ...... 1850
81 Linworth rl. s-w.. d rooms and BATH ~ 30
1891, II Sv.. q rooms. bath. 1I.oo
AIS Exc ST s.w.. rooms and bath. 1880
1859 e ST. s.w.. rooms. water. 400
SOS 18th ST. s.w.. rooms. water. 12.JO
1910 Az sw rooms. water. 1870
JAMES r. SHEA. G43 Ia. AVE. NV.
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RAILROADS.
ca -SAPEAKE BEACH Try.

SCHEDULE or EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE MAY ~ 1913.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NoIiCE.
WEEK DAYS.
Cour-Ieaye District lire 1000. 1890 am.
90 $40 and 1:4S pm.
Re.urnipg-Leave the Beach $50 an. l2:O6
90 s 90 and 1000 pm. t-ss-..-
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Goiny-Leave District line $50. 1880. 1850
an. 900 10, 4.00 and 1:4S pm.
Returning-Leave the Beach 20 a. m. 1870.
cIO GOO. 500. 900 and 1000 pm.
VT JONES. President
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO LINES.
SIS pm daiy-Sleepers TO Louisville. Cincin-
natl India ma polls aud st. Louis. e.e1
G:1O pm. daily-Pullman to Cineisnati and
ii:io pm. daily - sleepers to Virginia ass
81 r. ave- iSso J. q. as4 unisos 0estiuA
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FOR RENT'A1WOUD 4 GAKREII.
1921 y. Y ave. NV.
1925 10th nv. lOr has. 80 1851 L nw.9r b.. T.. 10
1897 VT av NV Or b31 so 9O6 L .Sr. b.. So 80
1877 9th NV Sr h. 50. 80 1923 10th Sr. b. - Sd
GS4 .8r, b.. 30. 80 tO3 NJ Or. b. 30 90
1917 10th Or BIZ. 80 $500 Cen'r .6r. b25. so
1:6 LIANT Cir be-. 80 1917 10th NV .Sr. b. 25. 80
a31 ne,Sr,b.-.. $50 $40 H'v'd nw.6r. b25. 80
81, NV. Sr. b.. % 50 1927 NJ Or. b25 so
AZ Grid nv. Or 25. SO 1928 9Th NV Ar. b. rs 50
5l1 NV Or. b.. 50 3lS 10th se.6r. b. % 81
1896 VI nv. 6r. 20. 81 1872 Hvd w6r. b. -. So
~ NEG % so Ala LIST w.Sr. b.. p so
I'll 18th ne6r, IL. so 1876 q ne.6 20 so
1888 G. ne Or. b.. 20 80 Az 1st NV. Or. 20 so
1902 q ne, Or, b. 2O.5O l.: NV Or b. 70 10
322 SET $50 t33 18th ne, 81, b. IA so
FLATS.
81 l ne, 5r. b.. 81. 80 2164 Fla NV Ar b. % so
SIS NV .5r. b.. 90 3OO3 14th nw,7r b. - So
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FOR RENT-BY X. r. )
9O4 E Cap. Or. b.$45.5a,
221 l nw. liz. b. 1900
1913 o NV, Or. b. .42.D
IA NJ NV, Or. b. 81. so
So 9Th NV. Tor. E. IS. so
1920 s NV. 1r. b. .S5. -
So NY av NV. Or. b. 32. 80
1Oo Quincy NV. Sr. BIZ. 80
1910 Sd NV. Or, b. 81 80
+4y y Y av nw,6. b. &c. ND
1918 Ga av NV, Or, b25. so
1890 G ne, Or. b. $500
1897 G ne. 6r. b. .c3.J 10
1909 Marion nw.7. b23. 50
1Oi Irving NV. Or, b. 300
1898 9th NV. Or. b. .c2.0
524 K'yon NV ,Sr. b. e. 50
1882 n ] av nw.7. b22. so
3O7 Il NV. 6r. b. 200
1928 Water sw g. b. 20. 30
I4lS 9th NV, Or. 1850
S14 Mich av e.6. w16.50
716 RI av nv, 6r,w16.50
1918 Md nv NJ. Or. w16. 10
Coz Morton nw.5, b.I5. 30
1913 4th ne. 6r. w.15.25
1924 Il Sc, Sr. h. 1880
GIG s NV. Or. W. 1880
1929 Sth NV. 5r.w.15.30
plI Est So. 1r. b. ..l4.1O
1914 Euclid NV. 1Hr13 90
l4I4 L Sc, Or. b. 1880
::3i3 sher av.3r,w. 1000
~ Decatur ne. r,wl0.Ol
1880 Kramer ne. W s.. On
rOI.nRED TENANTS.
1851 9th nw. Glib. .30.Oo
sol6 9Th NV. sto. q,
637 T. NV. ar. b. $3.50
983 25th NV. Or. b.25.5o
21lo 10th NV, 5r, ID. 2J.Ol
1000 4th NV. 7r.w. 22.50
1923 Seaton nw.5. b2O.60
40 Oxide NV. II. b. 30 ~
l143 Sth NV. Or. 20. 90
la3o Walter Sc. 6, h. 20. on
eos K NV, Or, W. .O.W
TIC r NV, ST. b. 1880
9111 4th NV. 5r.w. 1881
637 n NV. Or. W. IL. 50
&c Pierce NV. CRIB. IS. 80
N23 9Th NV. 5r.w. 1880
OS(tQ n my Srw lS0N
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FOR RENT lNE.1lO0 Sth. 7r.b. % 81
NW.2 1rvg. 12r, 1b$8j o. Ne 1895 10TH Or b. q 50
NV. 212O 18th Or b. AZ. 20 META H. Or. b.. 70 50
NV, 2l16 18th Or. b. 20. 30 SE 9la Pot av Or ~ 50
NV, 1924 q. Or. b. 1850 SF. I'LL 10th 6r 12.hD
NV 1905 9th. 1Or. b. IS sol SE 11O2 10Th ar 1c so
NW.849 Longeellow. Sw. 943 C. ST. b. q. 90
Or. (stablel % sol SW. 1884 b, Sr, b. 80. 20
NV. D18 French. g. bcH. col Sw a34 Va av er 1a 80
NV. 1923 Sth 81, b. q sol SW $40 Nd av ar Is ~
NV. 8l5 22d. Sr. 1S sol SW Ho4 Md av Or * 40
NV. 1906 .4th, Or. .16. 4OI SW 5O4 nth 5r Is 90
NV. 1924 NJ av6r. Is. 40I Sw. 626 C. 8r. IA. On
NV, 2O15 F. Or. ...l!.40I SW R91 g. Ar 10 IN
NV. 1903 9Th. 4r. II SO Sw ft9 O. Or. ~ on
NV. 2516 East pl. Ar. SW $40 Md av Ar IL so
b...............1S II. sol
APARTMENTS.
The Vincetta. rooms and bath. ....... .$21 80
The Vincetta, rooms and bath. ......... $500
The vincetta. 4 rooms and hath ......... 20 20
The Cheltenham. rooms and bath. ....... 81 ~
No. 10 10th ne, rooms snd bath. ........ 30 90
No. 10 10th me-. rooms and bs til. ....... 81 80
OFFICES NORTHWEST
Central building. o61ces.
500 Ut. NV. first floor. $25 90
Call at once for information regarding alley
property. stables: etc., have for rent.
J. W. PILLING. 1416 ST. NV.
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rs r sw. Or. b. 81 30
si1 p! ne. Or. b. ..2l o.
Gr:2.l Eye sw. G-.b. 20. 50
ca III sT. sto. dw. 900
SIG 9th sw. VI. b. Ii. 80
SD u sc. 6r. :, W. 800
1+;9 f'airmon. nv.
3r. b. Fl %. 90
COIORED.
SIG 9th ne. lo-.h Is. 30
1902 Fla av nw.6. b23. 10
2:s1 Sd sw, Or. W. II. 90
do I'd sw. c., b. ID. 1900
DO. g sw. tir.s.w. :. Il. 20
O. unc.l. 7o-i 18Th NV.
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FOR SALE-OUT OF TOWN.

FOR SAIL BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. ND ::
beautiful house. 32x32: city oonvenience-.
porch around house; heating plant; pictur-
esaue view OF two valleys: elevation, loo
feet: bargain Address Box 43. Star office.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED. DURING July. Az
GUST AND SEPTEMBER. ONE OF THE
COOLEST AND MOST BEATTIFIL SIMMER
HOMES II THE NEIGHBnRHO0D OF
WASHINGTON: l.; ROOMS AND > BATHS:
HANDSOMELY AND COMPLETELY FUR
NlSHED: GARAGE: LOCATED MI. FROM
WHITE HOUSE. OVERLOOKING POTOMAC:
BEST MACADAM ROAD LEADING FROM
WASHINGTON AND EXCELLENT CAR
SERVICE. TO BE SEEN BY APPOINTMENT
ONLY. OWNER BOX $40. STAR OFFICE
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY ALWAYS ~ HAND
To loan on real estate.
! RuldipS Toe ms considered promptly. Consult %.
A. r FOX COMPANY. 1871 st. NV.
| MONEY To LOAN AT 49,. ST.. stsge W
/ IMPROVED PROPERTY NORTHWEST
! JAMES j. HAMPTON CO.. INC.
734 18th ST. NV
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FARM OR SUBURBAN ;'ROPERIY.
large or small. In the Vicinity o.
WILMINGTON, Maryland or virRinips
MeLAOHTEN BANKING OO1P014do0s
10th and g 0ts. ~. y :.
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For RENr-rwOFAMII.Y FLATS. 4 ROOMS
and bath; $l2 NO., squares Of two car line0:
free months rent every year. AGENT. 1922 1StA
81. Sc
FOR RENT-TO COLORED. 1919 CORCORAS
St: eight rooms ia good condition: $50 so.
JOHN Il. KNOTT. DIS at.
COI.ORED- 926 KENYON st. NV: I-ROOM
frame: VIII do any necessary repairs and rent
For $3.50 month: convenient all car lines;
excellent neigh bOrhopd.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. l423 r.
FOR RENT IN FIRST-cIASS NORTHEAST
section. e. b. brick house in good condition;
$685.. CaiwOOD 4 GARRETT, 1881 y. Y.
NV qs
FOR RENT-2ls LINDEN ST. NE. BE-
tween 18th and 18th. g and ne. only
$3.50 for nice 6-room modern brick. rent
colored.
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FOR RENT-CoUNTEY HOME IN IMMEDIATE
vicinity OF Rockville for months Of July and
August: 11-room house. completely furnished:
hot and cold wafer and bath: fruit trees and
garden; fine stable and BAN: five minutes from
trolley. Rent. 500 per month. Address Box
ofic
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE 1Continued) !.

FOR SALE-lO ACRES NEAR CHEVY CHASE
Circle at A bargain: extensive improvements
Increasing values rapidly: brokers' attention
FULTON r. GORDON, Owner. Colorado bldg.
Scy1