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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-16
Two Plans
CONTINUED from Pave oue.)

tee began its session and was ad.
dressed by Mr.. Warren, who, declared
there had been no division in the Re-
publican. party on questions OF po-
litical' or economic policy, but be-
cause OF difference Of opinion US to
the methods employed in expressing
PARTY sentiment" &
plan for basis of repre-
sentation was brought to the atten
ton Of the national committee today
by Robert Marsh, Of the New York
Young Republicans club. 1t pro-
posed that each state have four dele
gates at large that there shall be
one delegate for each congressional
district where the Republican vote is
more than 20 and not more than/4O
per cent. of the total vote, that there
shall be two delegates from each con-
%gressional district where the Repub-
lican vote is more than 40 per cent.
and that each state having congress-
men at large shall elect one delegate
for each OF such congressman.
Senator Cummins appealed for the
calling of national convention.
While he did not discourage the al
ternate proposition of referring a re.
Organization plan to the states he be-
.lieves that such a plan would not i'm
press the general public as strongly
as would convention. Governor
Hatfield OF West Virginia urged a
special convention to be called i'm.
mediately and suggested that it meet
on rLincoln's birthday so that the Re-
publican party might be rededtcatcd
TO him,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-16

Announcement was made today tia.
Governor Hatfield has appointed Par
XII peRerrss 81 PRESTON county STU
apstinte ndent ottle school ion Deal
ahd Bind 81 Romney @ succeed Il.
Mont rue steetisa January Isl
slther app6t ointment sSere alanoullyed
ias follows: Member OF the Nest
Virginia Humane .Societ mo ".
Graham. of Summers count 70 sue.
coed j. q. Ewing, Of Gilmer AIetn
.ber Of State Board % DentaI Exam
liners, Homer aIsnnon; ot5 Huatine
ton, to succeed y, "a. ! Williams y. q
Huntington. s5s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-16
TEvERBAUGH NEWS.

Mr.. Lee Wells of Pennington was
I on Little South Carolina Saturday
getting subscriptions for the Free
Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Heldreth of
fShinnston, we're calling on Mr.. John
Fsturm Saturday and Sunday.
Miss OciC MILAN Of Little South
carolina, was calling on Miss Ina
Michael Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Sturm and Hazel Wood
.of. Parrish, were shopping in Fair
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-16

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-16
WILL REApPoINT CLEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. i6.-
President Wilson has practically de.
.clded to reappoint Judson G. Glenn
ents Of Georgia, as a member Of the
Interstate commerce commission.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-16
To StopsRaVages.

Fright now in the national forf
;ests ,the iburean Of entomology and
the, forest service are cooperating TO
stop insect ravages by discovering
their beginnings, yand Hstamptng
them out. A few Isolated trees at
tackled by insects may form the nu-
cleus Of mountainside devastation
quite as serious as that from for
est fire. The opportunity for COM
batting insects, however, is in one
respect better than that in the case
of fire, which runs rapidly, be-
| cause It takes several years. for an in
sect devastation to spread until l.
| becomes OF such proportions as that
| which oyerspread the yellow pine
forests in the Black Hills in 1905.
Watchful care on the part OF forest
Officers lumbermen and private IN
diyiduals will makeIit possible to
catch these infestations before they
get a good start. BY cutting and
burning the trees, or stripping of
the bark, the insects can be killed.
AS mall such cases, an ounce OF pre-
yention is worth a pound OF cure
"Why make up the membership OF
the organizationar was,t the next
ouetsion asked Of Mr.. Graves.
5f1nen In ANYONE.
at is open to any one interested
in tile subject" Mr.. Graves replied.
ut seems to me that the relation OF
forest insects to forest protection
touches almost every one. OF course
we expect that new members shall
be recommended by the present mem
bership. which is made UP largely OF
| persons who have studied the forest
insect problem at first hand. In Or
der however. that the objects OF the
society shall be kept foremost, 1t is
required that at least four OF the
seven officers must be chosen from
among professional forest entomoIo!
eists It is expected that honorary
Vice presidents representing federal
state and private interests VIII DC
elected to promote the objects oil th91
Organization in many locallt'es
through the country"
."How will these objects be at
tained?"
Object Of Society. ,.., !
"In the first place, the oD1ecls o "
| tie society are largely educational:
| AS in all questions of large puDillc
importance, the main idea is to give
the public an opportunity to know
lust how important'they are. In the
second place, the society will form a
| clearing house for Information, anu
IT'S meetings will discuss the most'aaT
vantageOus methods of insect con-
| troll Take, for example, the ravages
of the gypsy moth'and the brown-'ss.
moth in the northeastern states n
we can bring about general knowi-
edpe of these insects and OF the I rm
thev do. and are able to instill INTO
the mind of the individual the ne,
cessity for and the proper methods OF
their control, how much easier II
will be to combat them than when
the work "a confined only to govern
mental agencies!"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-16
WINFIELD.

Miss Nellie Heck, who has been
sick for some times is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lemley of
'airmont, have been visiting their
Evening star., 1913-10-30
Oft 1blSNI-
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. HNC.,.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
UNFURNISHED.

,ISHED.
l349 Harvard NV,
Or, b .k.50
1915 p NV. 1ir, b. .45.e0
25i7 Wis ay. 2b. 300
1913 o. 10r. b. :. 10. 90
1910 18th NV. 80. 20
1145 Church NV,
sic " j av, 9r, b. 50. 30
1904 r NV. Or. b. 35. 50
1926 y IL av nv.
Or. b.. $3.50
360s 18th. 7r. b. 80. 30
1872 Ingleside ter
race INV. 14r, b. .:iJ. 30
1902 S. Sr. b. $50
IT'S 18th. Sr. b. $50
III Park rd. Sr. b. 81. 90
1851 Corn NV. 11r. b35. 90
1860 WILD NV, 8. b33. 30
S92 Fl nv. Sr. b. $3.50
11::.5 9TH NV. Sr. b. ~. .65
21,N = NV. Ilr.3 3b. 800
301 Del av he. Mr. bic. 90
2Sa3 . NV. Or. b. 30. 90
11O6 7th ne, Sr. b. 2S. 40
3 N NV. 6r. b. :. 81 30
1915 9th ne. t;r, .f.5O
302 9th ne. 1r,h. 26. 30
306 d ne, ar, b. -2.15
30 N Y av nv. ST., b. %. 10
4l14 Chesapeake ST
nv. Sr. b. .3.9
~ Fla nv NV, Or. b. %. 30
1917 Caroline st NV.
6r, b -. .3.N
1910 II ne. Tr. b.22.50
a622 11th NV, Or, b. 22.5O
134 II nc. Or. n. 20. 20
l36 D he. Or. b. 20. so
80 LIST Sc. ir. b. 70. 80
1910 Il sw .5r. shop. 20. 90
333 Del ay ne. .7r. h.. 30
641 Florence ne. q. bio. 30
TIA L sc. Sr. -. .fo.0
1a43 f Sc, 6r. .1o.3S
747 eth Sc. Or. II. 40
sos \ II av nv, Or. bic. so
1914 :.1st NV, Or. .11.35
Evening star., 1913-10-30
s4Sks Az +. SHEA. s.s LOUISIANA AVE. NV.

LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
NORTHWEST.
l440 Fla av nv. g. he's 50
116 r NV, Sr. b. ..3.M
1909 Sd NV, 6r,b. .2.l'
1443 w NV. Vt. b..J.3n
1a22 Caroline. Or, b2. 50
a22 1st NV. 6r. b. go
2226 18th NV. Or, b. 20. 30
1910 26th NV, ,6r, b.. 1850
l1s X NV. Or. b. ..21. 81
3322cl 9th NV, w,5r,b. 1850
NORTHEAST.
1923 9th ne,. Orb. Is. 80
1855 n G aver, b. II. 5n
So Myrtle ne. 6r, ,b.H.3A
69 Myrtle ne. Or. b. IS. 80
I. 1925 I'D ne. lr. ". Lilo
SOUTHEAST.
1884 f Sc. Or. b. . 1850
ic4S Pa Nv Sc, ,6r. b. Ii. 50
sos 7th sc, 8r, Wy. ...t5.6 90
lI27 9th Sc, 5r.W. .12. 5U
1924 nth Sc ,6r.w ..1050
SOUTHWEST.
800 Mclean ay. .6r, bi3. 90
l346 Onion as. 5r..ta.7S
1889 -i3a sw, 5r, W. 10. 50
1888 Onion gw, Ii. .. b SO
tTS.
1871 1st uw,5f,b. .2.50
202 d NV. 3r, b....S-O0
PROPERTY.
! B0S End NV. .st&dw. Is. 30
713 & 715 E ne, sto.
eRch $3.50
1904 Water sw, sto. 1880
1905 Water sw, ,Sto. 1870
1908 Water sw, ,sto. H. 90
at AZ sw, store. .t1Vu
40S Jlth SW. stonA 10. 90
TENANTS.
1O07 Goth mr. .6r.w.15. %
1918 I'd Ne, 6r. W.. IL %
1907 8th NV. .8r. ". 1i.O5
1898 Bla I'd ne.6,w12.59
1872 Va av sw, ,T. 90
t612 Va Nv sw, 4r, WIZ. so
l417 Mess Nv sc. datt3-58
! I7tb Sc. Or, b. 1880
1917 Olivet av. Ivy
City. Or, w.....10.0e
1928 23d NV. 10r. .hf0.00
III G se, Or. w...10.0a
c111 X NV. 4r, ". 1000
sos I'd sc, DR., W. .9.00
161 y 81. Or, w....S.@
22O9 d NV, II, 7.50
l2a23 10th ne, II, 7.O
1870 Half sly. 5r. 80
Evening star., 1913-10-30

OW EIlALl N1o
1908 Il I av nv, 11r, |
2b ........... $500
1873 35th NV. 1Or, b35. 20 |
e24 LIST NV, Or, b. 30. 20 |
6lg I'd NV. Tor. b.3.. 20 |
1929 p NV, 7r,b 80. Is
III T NV, Sr. b.. 30.5oI
915 n Law NV. Or. b3O. so,
1921 1st nv, CIR, b. .2S. sol
1914 1st NV, Or, b. 3.53l
1447 w nw.Sr.h. %
DWELLINGS
2l-L ne. 6r. b.. so ,
8 NJ ne, Or. b. 50 |
1902 I ne, 7r. b. ..2O.:la |
1914 II lie, Or, b. .9.0nl
1901 "a ne. 81. b. ID. on
DWELLfNGS
q D Sc, 6r. b. .8.5 jill
105 18th se. 6r. b. d. 30
5f5 f1th sc. Or, b. -21-M
1905 G Sc, 6r.b 1850
751 10th Sc. CIR. b. .lS.OI
DWELLINGS :
456 n sw,. 12r, b. 20. SOY
412 NJ sw. Or, 1855
316 14rh sw. 6r. 1850 |
460 Va av sw. Sr. b. 10. sol
FLA
81. r NV. Sr. h. ..2S.50,
1856 NJ av NV. Or. h25. co.
BUSINESS I
.al Eye st Sc. e....--l
9ai list NV, store 80. 90 |
i30i AZ sw. st& 1Dr. ~. %
300 AZ. sw. sto,dwS5.50
$50 Goth NV. .sto. dw3c.50
1903 n Cap. store. .3n. 80
20l Va av sw, st, ,dw22. 80
CoLoRED
305 Mo av nss, l2r, bH5 .O0j
@T Mo av. 13r. b. 2.0O
319 b ne, Or, b. $50 |
G21 Sher,av NV, @, b2O. I0l
"a o NV. Or. b. 30. sol
1895 B ne. 6r. b. 30. Sc |
1887 B ne. 6r, b. N.5ul
l351 b ne. 6r.. b. TIA \
2Il7 Sher av Dw,4.b17.oD
S31 18th Sc. Or. b. .B.5 5h
ao3 10Th sc, 6r. b.16.00 |
5N Girard NV. Or, bic. 81
2517 Fl NV. ir, b. ..16. 80,
q Defrees nw,6, b. 16. GO
1920 NJ av nw.Gw15. Ill
1015 I'd ne. Or, w. Ii. 80 |
1918 Wylie ne. 6r. b. Il. 80
400 rrd SW Er. " * I'm
Evening star., 1913-10-30

We. Main Iii.
1882 walter se, ,6r. hs0O6
GS7 N NV. Or. W. 5000
S11 n nv, 6<, ". .10-Ja
% o nv. II, b....l9.00
S Pierce nv. .6r. b. $500
&00 Q nv. 81. W. 19O0
1f02 10th uW-6r.w.H.50
1882 9Th NV. 5r, W. 1850
6v1 Morton nw.S.b. IL. 50
4l3 2ist nw.5.h. ..lS.M
s36 v NV, Sr. b. 1850
s02A Bryant nv. g. bin.o0
iSS n NV. 5r.w. 1910
8fi Ky av Sc. b. W.8e
1908 B ne. 5r. b. .l5. @
2f9Water NV, Or, wl6.0
2225S 9th nv, 8 fr-1s.0 90
POO Warren ue,4r, h14.5e
Ies Barry pi NV. 7r.
" .li.0S
s12 Wasa'n 81 NV. 100
i29 Wash ct nv. ..fAOo
i20S kirby NV, SF, wlS.@
4lS Wash st NV. 1880
6;si Girard pw;<sr, wiSoo
334 W NV. 4r,w...lc.55
AL Trather's ct, *,
" ..............u.50
8 3is ne, Ar. W. ..1A5e
,22354 Stl nW. 6r, W. 10. so
Rear Gil NJ nw.4. wl0. 50
2126 NY Nv NV. .4.w10.5O
;o72 30th nw. w.5r.w. 1880
l0OS 4th ne. 4r.w. IL. 90
~ Goat al nw.4y,wl0. %
Is F'ton ct rw.4FWl0. 90
- Mad al NV. 4r, ~. N.@
1911 Lipden pe.5r, wS.t0
1926 Harrison Ct &c.
ir, ~ $50
OFFICE ROOMS.
5i2 r nw,lr.ist a. l1.00
S02 7th NV. Or.
Ss0 7th NV. ID. ...0.5 50
STORES.
2eif t4th nv. store,
81. b 5000
1903 1th NV, store.
7r. b .11.0N
3 n Z Nv ne. e......MS0
1924 9th NV, st0fo
q dwelling $500
1903 9th NV. store,
fG. b ..........&,o
- a NV. stoddw. A3t
f1Sl 7th NV. %
a21 @. sto. Ar. b. .S1.G
M89 Sth ne. q. ST. b. p 20
1901 N Cap Ct. ;. .@O
1909 H ne, sto. >. .11. 90
1908 Fl ne ...... .l8.SQ
2256 18th nv. sf0fe.
q. " ...-.....WW
2o34 Ga Nv. sto. ...l3@
$40 o NV. 1000
T40 18th sc. .lO.tb)
Evening star., 1913-10-30

S28. 50. 1928 n Cap, 6r
~. 80. 1f80 Wtf'd nv. Or
e28. .D..Ma Shepherd 6r
S23. 80. LIZA 28fh NV. Sr
ec3. 10. .124S 9th NV, Sr
f23. 1888 9Th NV, 7r
<22.D. .l7o4 v nv. Or
$22. so. f73 1lth NV. tsr
$3.50. 40 Shep'd NV. .6s
81. SO. .f713 9th NV. 6r
S22.oo. 116 r sw. Sr
So. so. l77i Wild NV Or
<eS. Sf2lz I'd Sc, 81
s20.Ja 1914 r NV, 5r
$2D. so. .6s3 S c av sc.6r
go. 80. D91 10th NV. store
$20. 50. .110S 22d NV, 6s
$40. 50. 1I73 Wild nv, ,5F
30. so. .004 G ne. Or
$40. 70. 1879 9th NV, Or
sD. 1873 Pierce NV, r
$40. .......H r NV. 6r
$50. lila 9Th ne, 1r
e18. 90. 2N Mass av NV. St.
$40. 1892 3 nv, 6r
$1S. 50. 1908 Fra &v ne. Or
1850. 5000 18th NV, SI
SiA. 20. l21M1ffs nj nW. SSs
SIS. so. 1890 14th nv, 4r
SIS. 50. $40 20th NV. 6r
1850. 36lS 11th NV, 6r
e1S. 18th 4 Irving ne,sr
efS. 500 x sc, Ir
$i7.0. .62l 9th ne, 7r
el6. 20. 1927 5th NV, 5r
$3.50. .7l2 18th ne, 5r
327 Mass. ~ ne, 6r
e15. 70. = AL 5th ne. 5r
SIS. 40. 1885, 10th NV. Or
&l5. :. .26ST I NV, Er
Sl4.N. 252S 9th NV. 5t
s14. .3511 18th nv. rear
$3.50. Gil Morton NV, Or
<12. 90. .292O y NV. 5r
S12.75.1620 Fuller NV. .Sr
$12. 30. .2l3 Q nv. hr
s12.5o. .6l6 Morton nw.6r
$3.50. 1882 C ne, 5r
&l2. 20. .62i Sth W, 81
II Fenton ne. Sr
$f1. 30. .351 Mclean sw.5
$10.6. .326 C ne, nr
50. 90. .ae3 10th sc, r
$6. 30. .10i n Sc, jr
TENTS.
$2s. .50The Wellington, 3r
SIS. 80. The Arden. 3r
SIS. 90. The darlington. .3r
S2S. so. The Rochester. 4r
$a6. 10. The Rochester, 3r
$40. The I.onsdale, 2r
$50. 80. The Morton, 2r
CE.
1881 + NV, Office
perty for rent send for
'uiietin.
NJ & HENSEY CO..
] DIV.
Evening star., 1913-10-30

FOR RENT =,
81. SEQ. 390e Mass avi,
NV, 1Sr
81. 500. .144I r l av NV, Il
f6rli
$3.50. .c401 Mass av, 2orl
$Ibe. ;. 1909 L NV, Tor !;
500. .f733 17th NV. 12r
$1De. 1881 r nv. Sd al,
SIS. Az Pa az nw.stefe.
SIS. .s19 10Th nv. Sh. ar
SGS. 1880 Calvert nv, 1erl
$50. 1914 s NV, Or
$50. .11Gl 18th NV, Mt!
$55. .3sf2 Joceiyn NV, lori
So. so. $3.50 18th NV. 9r.
&1. zoe Ind av NV. lOl
$50. 1853 b NV. lori,
$50. ;. .110S 18th nv, Or
$50. 107 SeatoH NV, Sr
1855. 32s Ind av NV. lSr
$&. .3i7S 18th NV, Teri
$40. 1914 Newton NV, Tor
$45. .17A Newton NV, ofi
$45. 2337 18th nv, 10el
$41. %. 1873 10th NV, 0ft
$40.S5. Ills E NV. i3rf'
80. .2406 Ont rd NV, 9Ti
so. 50. 1923 Enclid nw.9r|
so. .221 I NV, i2rt
$40. 200 r NV. 1iri,
$50. 1863 Church NV, ,1lri!
$3S. 69. 537 2lst NV, l0r
$50. 50. 1881 W NV. .0tI
S3h. SO. .1407 Corn nw. Or
&35. .S07 Rock Greek
Church road. storei
s35. .3g85 7th nw. lori !,
sac. 80. 1880 18th nv, Sri
$32. so. 14o7 14th NV. stoi
4d2. 80. :. 129 G. Sc. lori
$50. 50. lve6 x NV, Sri
&S1. so. l322 Corcoran, Sri
$40. 30. 1907 9th NV. Sri
$50. so. 1909. Aarlbaro, 6rl
$40. 30. 1905 9th NV. Sri
5000. $50 varnum. 7rI!
$50. 1902 s NV. Sri
$27. 40. N13 9th NV. r.
SIS. 10. .22l D NV. 1lsl
&25 30. :. 404 " nv, 6ri
$25. 80. 1913 Marlboro. Sri
SIS. so. ..40oS Sd NV, Sri
e25. so. 1928 14th NV. Sri
SIS. 90. 1872 Shep'd nw.6-
APARTM
$50. The Brunswick, 'rl
$50. The Cumberland, 5rI
37. SO. The Morton, 4rl
S31. 30. The Phoenix. Sri
$37. 30. The darlington, sri
&35. The Ripley. 4ri
$32. 30. The Phoenix, SRI
$50. Tho Cavendisb. 3rl
OFFI
For complete list Of pro
weekly b
SWARTzEIL. RHEE,
127 15tf
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10 "a ~ n SSs 70
11.s e wv. EsrSSS,
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SSo "a -. ar q %
1o1a ets NJ Mh M0e
ssc 80 ~ T,H ~ .. = @G
an a r. n a "a
isoa r,on nx7h23 81
iSo. 6ss nv q Il 8 "a
iSa9 "a ne r.. h22 Se
snT a. n.110a
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tst n n~ =. n aG
iSIxbnt a. a 80 % &,
az ,ftn -. a. = "a
S91 = I'm M h iS 5n
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40 u'Lm.n - 6r HE <,
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mi NJ eynvA. v1S 81.
81 Va. :, =. =. ia n
se,. Ma. IA .r,a ~ SG ~
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eot 49,, u,, & his "a
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40 s,,, az =. - X 10
10, ~ y ~ a, h "a "a
isa1 ~ a, ,xoa
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THE ARGYLE,
18th Ut. and Park. rDad DIV.

Built by Kennedy Brothers.
Fireproof construction.
5 rooms and hath.
MHny new ideas for
comfort and convenience.
Large concrete porches. equipped
With glass. screens and awnings,
oak floors: servants bath On each
floor; open dreplaces: all outside
rooms.
H. L. RUST. 1400 81 St NV.
Evening star., 1913-10-30

UNFURNISI
Conn. av, S st and tl34
Fla ar. 9r, 1b. Sc, W0t 3
"a lafayette square. 15l
year ...........5.mo 25l
24lp Macs Az NV. lsr, Isl
4h. year. 600 l6l
1909 X nv. year. 4. COO ia
1923 N II Nv. 1Sr. 3b. sls
year ............ 2, 400 la
oU19 10Th NV, 12r. III:
2b. year. 1911 ,W0 8
2790 Wisconsin sv, aga
11r, 2b, year. .94t 1Sl
1853 y nv, 16r, 3b. .1JO r
4 Jackson pi. ffsr. .3b. 1901 1St
1876 17th nw.9r, 2b. .125 II:
3114 Avenue OF the IA
Presidents. 13r. 2b. lOQt l3..
1895 Avenue of the liz
Presidents. llr. .3b. 1901 so:
1904 h NV. lar. 10. 81. II IL:
2DlS u NV. l1r. b. 10. go II,
16+7 30th NV, 1Sr. 30l
~D sc.pVl &Cs
1856 Calvert NV, LIT, ia
tai AZ q NV. iar. d. e. e .Se 90 io1
3406 r. 15r, 2b. 1900 so.
1913 0th, 1ir, 2b. rs. 90. 3H
1016 9th NV. .So. 90 30
1890 Columbia rd NV, Ali
12r, 2b. go. 90 u
1889 Park road NV. II
9r, b. GO. 90 151
3O51 N. Ter. 3b. -. 4
2337 18th. 11r. oh. 81 80 IL
1888 n NV. TOR. Oh. :5,6. .0e, ~:
1927 Il NV. 1r,3b. 55 90 ~
1921 9 nv. Tor. b. .J5. .O0t 1St
1886 Avenue Of the 5lt
Presidents. Sr. b.55 .00 13l
1S49 Ontario pl. .9rbJ0. 80, 81:
1851 Q NV, Sr. b. 30. 80 64 |
1883 Q NV. lOr, b. 30. sol IL
1923 Wooiley place. IL
3r. b.. 80. 90 10
1903 18th, Tor, b. 80. 90 SOS
1918 18th nv, Or. h. 80. 90 1Ol
2469 18th NV, 81, ,2b. 47.W
APARTMEl
1854 Girard st. NV. ) room
20f3A Morgan NV. ) room,
1717 4th st. NV. 5 rooms
2436 18th NV, 4 rooms an
COLOREa
l417 Swami st. NV. g room
l32 E st. n.e.,. q rooms. hati
4S Defrees ct. MT, 6 room
Tie Temple. l1O2 K st. NV
l4H 11th st. NV. 9 room,
7G9 24th st. NV, 8 rooms.
f51i NJ st. NV, 4 rooms.
S2S W st. NV, 4 rooms.
922 Hughes court NV. 4 roo
222H Express alley NV. 4
OFFlCE:
1906 Connecticut ave-, 2 ro
122S Connecticut ave.
S. E. cor. 18th and F SITS. n.
and 4th floors. .$fEl
Union Trust bldg. g.......-...
931 @ st. st.................. !.
J. uG StCl iuks lUlJ SdlNStt .
Century bldg. 412-14 9Th st.
1904 II st. NV. 2 rooms.
1921 + n.w... rooms Z and {
1923 F St, room @. ........
STORES
NE cor 9Th & \ Y av. IA
entire bldg. -. 800. 90 1St
49, Pa av nv. ;. $50. Dol Is:
11S1 7th NV. entire ~
building ...... 12o. .Wl I'll
1873 Vernon ST NV 924
(corner) ...... leo. 00t f1t
STABLES AND {
1146 Gov ii NV 81. 600 yr, Re
1 Green al NV. 10. 90 90.
Il SIS 10Th. 80. 1 Re
12 Sumner alley. 1900
UNSURPASSED FAGILITl
LECTING OF. RENTS FROA
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE Is ONLY 4
THE PROPERTIES IN U
WE SHALL BE GLAD I
PLETE BULLETINS ON
THIS OFFICE.
THOMAS J. FISHER
80 Ygtl, 81
Evening star., 1913-10-30

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Evening star., 1913-10-30

G ROOMS AND BATH. CELLAR; FURNACE
heat; hot-water range: electric light: nice
Naylor road s.e. Inquire at l40l 22nd st. Sc.
or nj 621 4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1913-10-30

THE GOYW6Ou,
1926 L ST. NV.
One beautiful Groom apt. So. so; ono
Groom apt, 5000: one 4-ruoD apt.
ST 50: downtown section; near 14th and
nth St cars and Franklin Park; con-
gressmen private secretaries and repre-
sentative people stop here excellent 1an-
itor and elevator service. Apply at build
ing.
Evening star., 1913-10-30

FOR RENT-2es 18th ST. NE; RooAs ASD
hath; desirable house, In good condition;
rent, $25.5o, John FORD, Owner. 1924 Bit.
more st. p.W. Phone Col. q. no2'
Evening star., 1913-10-30

FOR RENT
824 7th st. ne: 6 rooms and bath; latrobe
1920 Ives place, bet. 14th and 18th sts and
Pa. ave. and st. Sc. Rent. Sl4.O. Ali
white tenants.
4s3 10th st. s.w.; rooms and water Rent
WM. A. BOSS Co.,
1870 n. y. ave.
Evening star., 1913-10-30

144s; y NV. 11r, b. $500
1871 r. 11r. b. 40. 90
2322 Eye NV, 1r. %. 90
III COURT.
apartments now vacant,
b.
14th and Euclid.
'nfs, 3 rooms and bath,
II 81, to $50 = month.
& BROWN.
II n W
Evening star., 1913-10-30

FOR RENT. /
1918 NJ. 12r b. .15. .00i
1913 NJ. l2r. b. 30. O0i
STONELEf(
A few very desirable
from $50 to sizes a monI
THE OLYMPIA.
Very desirable apartmt
to rooms ana hath. fro
FITCH. FDN
1888 r
Evening star., 1913-10-30

JOHN =. DoNoHoE s soma INC,
s14 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
FOR RENT-HOuSES.
Let US send you our list Of rentals. We
have property to suit all demands. We
will begin rent on any property in our
charge from November 10. and make nee
essary repairs. If you our For Rent
sign on any property and wish to Inspect
It, phone our Office and we will send mes
sengeF at to open IL. We are In
business to suit our patrons.
JOHN F. DoNOHOE & SONS. NC,
a14 Pennsylvanis avenue Sc.
FOR RENT-la23 RIGGS, STORIES,
rooms, bath and cellar. ar............. 5000
133-l57 Hickman. rooms. bath 49, Is 10
80 r. Il. JARRETT, 8ls f st. NV.
FOR RENT
COLORED TENANTS.
:stS9 Sherman NV, AZ. and b. Rent. Sic 30
1ii2 ID st. Sc, Or. and b. Rent. SO
45 G 81 s.w., 6r. and b. Rent. 1850
4T u st. s.w., Or. and h. Rent. ........ 1850
1921 Kramer st. ne. Or. Rent. $50
Bellevue court, 4r. and water, Rent. $50
WM. A. BOSS CO..
1920 n. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1913-10-30

f'JV. >. =. 1871 z Nv OIbCE
For complete list Of property for rent send for
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZEIL. RHEEM HENSEY Co..
I27 18th NV.
Evening star., 1913-10-30
FOR RENT-STORES.

i6a2 I4th ST. .N.W.-0NE or THE FINEsT
story stable in rear: rent cheap. Apply S15
r. r. ave.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-05-01

far enough away from the Indian en-.
campment-if the latter was situated
as Hughes believed, in the great bend
above-so that no echo of shots would
carry that distance, even through the
crisp atmosphere. There were two
things the Sergeant had determined
to accomplish if possible-the rescue
OF Miss Molly unirjured, and the cap.
ture of lie Fevre. No matter how
deeply he despised the man he could
not afford to have him killed. So far
as the Indians were concerned there
would be no mercy shown, for il
either one escaped he would carry
the news to the village. With all this
in mind the Sergeant swung out OF
the saddle, dropping the rein to the
ground, confident that the tired COW.
pony would remain quiet. His belt
was buckled outside the army over.
coat and he drew his revolver, tested
it, and slipped it back loosely into the
holster. Then he pulled out the rifle
from under the flap of the saddle,
grimly handling it in his glcved fin.
gers. Hughes, his head sunk into his
fur collar, his hot breath steaming in
the cold atmosphere, watched him
curiously.
"Lookin' fer right smart fight,
reckon" he said, trife uneasily. BE.
lieve me, yer amt goin' ter find tibet
fellar no spring chicken. He's some
on Their gun play"
II hope he knows enough to quit
when he's cornered," returned the
other pleasantly, sweeping his eyes to
the opening in the hills, "for Pm aim.
ing to to take him back to Kansas
alive"
"The hell We are!"
That's the plan pardner. and I'VE
got reason for it.. / knew LIE Feyre