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The Washington times., 1914-10-18
CASINO.

Low Palmorc. live wire comedy jug
sInr will be one Of the features Of the
Casino Theater bill this week. and tho
Big Jim company. in a dancing ana
wrestling exhibition. in which real
bear will be an important factor. viii
bc another novelty. Port and De Lacey,
With happy skh: Baby Giadyce,
juvenile comedienne. and the Four
Mimcs, in songs, dialogue and lancing.
are also on the bill Selected photoplays
pjIr be. shown daily. and the added at
fractions include furniture store tomor-
row night: the country store. Tuesday.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY nights; the sur
prise party Wednesday night. and the
carnival Of the amateurs Friday night.
Thursday, under a new policy. new
bill viii be offered, beginning with the
matinees.
The Washington times., 1914-10-18
as the Master Mind. is entirely n

as the Master Mind, is entirely new to
the stage. He is an individual pos
sessed of an abnormal brain which
gives birth to remarkable criminal
schemes. The Master Mind conceives
terrific vengeance upon the district
attorney. young girl is rescued
from prison by the arch criminal, and
is sent to Paris, where she receives a
liberal education. She is brought to
America by the Master Mind and In
PRODUCED to the district attorney. The
girls beauty and wit make an i'm
mediate appeal. and the district attor-
ney asks her to marry him. She &C
cepts him upon the instructions OF the
Master Mind. Then. at the moment of
their marriage. an expose Of the girls
past Is to be made. The district at
torney's whole future life les in the
balance Carl Brickert will be seen in
the role created by Edmund Breese.
while Jane Morgan will have brilliant
acting opportunities as the young girl
The Washington times., 1914-10-18
Arcade Riddles VILE
5Dance-ins Baltimore

/, p Maurice Tobin is arranging in the near
future to take a party of kiddies tossee
his anew placef the Arcadia in Balti-
more, and show the Baltimore kiddies
haR well Washington children dance.
The passing week at the Af0de| has
seen many big events which have been
appreciated by the public, including doll
and toy party. Fox trot night Is not
only appreciated and.- danced = by the
young folks, but also by the elders. KID
dies night is a might looked forward to
by the kiddBs and enjoyedNSy sail Be
which beautiful silver CUPS wifi Be given
as trophies. The coming week at the
Arcade has circus might. With wild
horse races, bicycle races. and funny
clowns.
The Washington times., 1914-10-18
B. F. KETTH'S.

Sylvester Schaffer. The man who does
everything will be the feature of the
B. F. Keith .theater bill next week
Ruth Roye, in ragtime; Franklin Ar
delil comedian; Will Rawls and Ella
Won Kaufman. in comedy ski: Ger
trl:de Holmes and Robert Buchanan,
singers. AND Carbrey Brothers in dane
ing feature are other offerings.
The Washington times., 1914-10-18

Julian Eltinge returns to this city next
week. when he will be seen at the CO.
lumbia Theater for a weeks engage
ment in his newest piece, 1.-THE Crino-
line Girl" fresh from a run at the
Knickerbocker Theater. New York.
Mr.. Eltinge appears in THE Crinoline
Girl as {. wealthy young American very
much in love with girl whose father
anything useful To prove that he can
do something the young American be-
comes an amateur detective, and dis
guises himself as a young woman. OF
course Mr.. Eltinge sings and wears the
customary allotment of beautiful gowns.
tunity Of appearing as just plain Mr..
Eltinge. shorn of the adornments of
mock femininlty dependent entirely
upon his own personality for results.
The supporting company engaged by A.
II. Woods includes Jeanne Eagles, Lolita
Linthicurn., Edward CARVE. Herbert Nc
Kenzie. James Spottswood. Joe Smith
Marba, and Charles Monsion.
George NJ Conan has developed into a
playwright Of much daring. In his play
Seven Keys to Baldpate," which comes
into the National Theater next week. he
has dared to assume that he could write
q play that defies all the traditions of
the best playwrights- He concluded he
could write play and keep an audience
interested and yet hold from them his
confidence by not letting the audience
into the secret Of the plot The run OF
an entire season both in New York and
Chicago of Seven Keys to Baldpate,"
has demonstrated that George NJ. Conan
is wizard playwright. He has broken
down the barrier Of set rules Of dra-
matte construction and has demon
writing after all. The play Is farce
Of mystery and 1t has all the absorbing
interest of the most intense melodrama.
No play produced in America in re-
cent years has had a stronger appeal
for stock company audiences than has
When We Were Twenty One" in which
the Poll Players are to be seen next
week. This charming love story has for
it's plot the love affair. of the Imp,
young man who has been raised by
three godparents. who were comrades
of the bows father They suddenly dis
cover that he is about to be married
to a notorious musical comedy soubrette.
who has caused a score of youths to lose
their. hearts, their fortunes. and their
regulations. Drastic measures are nee
essary in order to save the boy.
For the opening concert of the series
of three afternoon concerts at the Co
lumbia Theater by the New YORK
Symphony Orchestra Director Walter
extraordinary interest. The first Is the
symphony-Brahms'N No. 2 in D. while
for the second, Efrem Zimbalist the
soloist of the occasion, Will be heard
in Bruch's concerto for violin in G
minor. Tickets for this concert. which
is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon: DC,
tober u. at 4:45 o'clock. will be placed
OIL sale at the box office of the theater
TUESDAY morning Tomorrow will af-
ford the last opportunity to obtain
course tickets including the concert
TUESDAY afternoon, January II. with
Maggie Teyte as soloist. and the final
one "Wednesday afternoon. February n,
with Josef Hoffman.
Jerome 4. Jerome. widely known as
the author Of Three Men in Boat,
The Washington times., 1914-10-18
POLLS.

Daniel p. Carriers striking drama Of,
mystery The Master Mind" will be
the offering OF the Poll Players this
week. II will be produced exactly as it
was presented by. Edmund Breese at
tn" Harris Theater, New York for half
2. Year. The central character. known
The Washington times., 1914-10-18

Many important film attractions are
scheduled for early showing at Moore s
Garden Theater. and they include the
latest Shubert production When Broad
way Was a :Trail,',s presenting New
York from its early days until the pres
ent time. and featuring Barbara Ten
nant, formerly. identified with Henry w.
ney Sweeps Of the Valley OF Aosta" with
Nine Laura ,Dafville in the principal
character The Great. Diamond Rob-
berry, with Wallace Edinger as the
hero: a Installation Of The Blue
Mouse" with Madge Leasing featured,
and Wilton Laekaye in his greatest sue
cess, The Pit" staged under his per-
sonal direction. ... --,.-, III .
The Washington times., 1914-10-18

is the attitude which permits a por-
= 10 'hink that things done for thu
Bile must be done cheaply and with
g intelligence than when prepared Tor
selected audience. that kills all cha nca
success in anything, whether IL is a
~, book or patent medicine. The
s, broad appeal, the sentiment that
orates every heart string or the Wit
al brings smile TO every face, is
= result of combining the keenest IN
The Washington times., 1914-10-18

Jerome X. Jerome, widely known as
the author Of Three Men in a Boat,
idle Thoughts Of an Idle Fellow" and
other books and plays. will lecture in
Tho Relasco Theater on Tuesday, Octo-
her u at 4:30 o. m. His subject will be
confessions Of Playwright" in which
he will tell of his experience with the
stage. its people, and many things the
The Washington times., 1914-10-18

Julia BIanc. the character woman Of
the columbia Players. whose fine quail
lies as an actress have so many times
been the subject Of notice in these col
umns. has been engaged to support
Marie Dressler i'm her new PLAY. Miss
Blanc is reported to have been assigned
4 very important part in the new play
part which will give her ability as a
character actress FUN, play.
The Washington times., 1914-10-18

At Moore's Strand, Theater the COM
ing attractions include "A Venetian
Night" produced by Max Reinhardt
with Madame Maria Carnii in, the title
role The scenario of The Venetian
Night, is by Carl Vollrpoeller. the au-
thor Of TS,Bmurum9'''1s. FOLLOWING =. VIII
come Lima Cavalier :. IN return en-
gagement Of :Manons. Lescant;."' The
Mystery of the Poisoned Pool, with
Betty Hart and Turner Gordon Sidwell:
Sealed Orders" and 1.-THE Escape" D.
". Griffth's latest Aim TtSiumph.
The Washington times., 1914-10-18
PLAYS COMING NEXT WEEK

atrical The groundwork of the lecture
will be several of Mr.. Jerome's best
known plays, This is Mr. Jeromes sec
ond lecture tour in the United States.
The first was in 1866, when, in COM
pany with the late Charles Battell
Loomis, he clectured for FIVE months.
An even greater interest attaches to
the present tour because of Mr..
Jerome's close Identification with the
drama. which has come about, in recent
years. = go
+ Adelaide and ]. j. Hughes. Nat NJ.
Wills. and Adele Richie head the B.
F. Keith bill next week. which also
includes Dainty Marie. Allan Brooks
and company. James C.. Moore and
Ralph Austin, Edward Marshall,
Kaiser's dogs, the Hearst-Selig news
pictorial, and the pipe organ recitals.
The Liberty Girls with: Matt. Ken
needy. "eversbedy;sFfav orite, wifi be the
attraction at the Gayety .Theater next
week. The management has secured two
very funny musical buriettas entitled,
The Alimo,y Club and THE Troubles
of -Adolph'' One of the big features
will be burlesque on the famous Gil
bert and Sullivan opera: The MikaGo"
Another feature is Mile. Jeanette and
her Partisan novelty, Visions de Art"
The cast includes Lillian Smailey, Bella
Corina, Doris Claire, Edwin J. Guhl.
Oliver De Grant, Gene Gomez. and a
singing and dancing chorus of twenty
p -. Ar
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$25. 40 Fla av NV Or
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$23.0.514 Shepherd. Or
$23. 80. "a X ne, Or
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$22.50. .716 T. sw, Sr
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$3.50. 1914 X NV, Sr
$3.50. 1918 Otis pl NV Or
$3.50. .s26 18th ne, Or
$1S.0.224Mass ay NV Or
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$3.50. 41S n ] av NV Or
$1S. ..145O 2 NV. 5r
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SIG. 70. 236Oakdale nv. Or
$15. 6O.49 Defrces NV Or
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$14.5O. AL 9Th ne. 5r
S14.J0.41. y J av NV, Or
$40. 1884 9Th NV, 5r
$14.317 18th NV, rear
$3.50. .733 18th se, Or
$13. 1905 Kirby NV, or
$12.m. 431 Warner NV ,5r
$3.50. 1920 y NV, 81
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$11.50.1 Fenton ne. or
$11. .633 Girard trear), Ar
5000. :. 1924 Il Sc, 5r
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dENTS.
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$32. so. The IAndmore, Ar
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SOS. so. The Walton, 3r
SIS. so. Tie darlington, 3r
$40. so. The Morton, 2r
$50. The Terrace, 3r
.GE.
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,perty for rent send fo-
,ulletin.
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FOR RENT
$3.50. .2IO1 Mass az. 20r
$50. .1D2 l. NV. Tor
$112.O.3517 18th NV, 19r
500. 2125 Bancroft. 10r
500. 1913 18th NV, l2r
SIS. o Grant pl NV, lar
$73.412 Pa av nv. store
SOS. .S19 18th nv. 2h.2r
$G. .1729 = NV, Tor
$55. ..l101 18th NV, Or
So. 80. 1856 18th nv, l2r
so. Sc. 1S37Cal av NV Tor
$50. 1927 Newton NV Tor
$50. 1871 d NV, 16r
$50. =. 1858 B NV. Tor
$50. HOB 18th NV. Or
$4s. 30. 3340 18th NV. Tor
$3.50. 2S07 18th NV. Or
$45. 1881 14th. Or
SIS. 1855 18th NV. Tor
SIS. 1914 Newton nv. Tor
SIS. .31T3 18th nv. 1Or
$45.1724 Newton NV. 9r
$41.05. .s23 18th NV. Or
$40. .2i66 Ont I'd NV. Or
$40. 80. 1923 Euclid NV. Or
$37 .5O.2Sl9 18th NV, Or
$35. 10. .537 21st NV. Tor
$35. so. 1870 W NV, Sr
$35. 80. go V'num NV, 7r
$35. So. 1890 W NV, Or
$35.1523 L'mont NV, To-
1856. 1907 Rock Creek
Church road. store
$50. so. 13I5 Corc'n NV, 7rI
$32.0. .1OO6 X NV. Or
$50. .1114 18th NV. Sr
$3l. 30. 1892 Corcora n. Sr
$3O.J0. BOOB 18th NV, Or
$50. so. 1901 4th NV, Or
$40. D.213O 18th NV. Sr
5000. N07 5th NV, Sr
$3O.5O. 1000 Marlboro, Or
$50. so. 800 Varnum, Or
$50. :. 1902 S NV. Sr
s., GOO. 1867 Wyo av, 18r
SIS. 1902 18th nv, Or
$26.0.44 Rand phi nv, Or
S27. so. 4O13 9th NV, 7r
$3.50. 1924 18th NV. Sr
APART
$50. The Dresden. g.
SIS. The Dresden 5r
S65. The Brunswick. 7r
SIS. The LOnsdaie, 6r
SO. The Dresden, 4r
$40. The Cambridge, Ar
$37. so. The Morton. 4r
1880. The EarlingtOn,5 r
GAR
For complete list of pr
weekly
SWARTZELL, RHEl
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FOR SALE IN BLooMINGDALE-BEAUTT
Groom and bath Roman brick: located on 1st
street. in one Of the highest elevations Of this
section; originally cost 81 600: for a quick
purchaser, $3.50 This Is a sacrifice and any
one desiring good home sh"lld see this
house. Box 211. Star ONCE.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED Confines. !
FOR RENr-IN PErwoRrH.

FOR RENT-IN PEmoRTH.
New houses, Ami: 7O1 Upshur st corner
house: large rooms and bath; high elevation;
$3.50
III Shepherd St. 7r. and b.; deep lot;
$32. so. w. NeeS "
1905 New Hampshire ave. central hall: 6
large rooms and bath; $500
4442 Kansas ave-, corner house: large
rooms large lawns: $3.50
AFFLFCK REALTY CO.. 10 14th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT BY R. O. HOFFMAN INC. REAL
Estate and Insurance Broker, 1926 n. Y. ave.
S12 Conn av Tor .$I5.O0l 603 9th ne. Or. . 10
500 9Th NV I2r. 90 90 COZ 9th ne. Or. % 10
1924 Q. Tor. 1905 324 11th sw. 6r. % 80
1920 Riggs. lOr. 1000 50 NV. Or. so
1G2s Riggs Tor. 1000 has 18th NV. $50
1921 9th NV, 11r. .3S 75l 3235 +, 6r. .2050
1855 ". Sr. 80 1921 n. 6r.. 20 90
144O @, Sr. 80. DOL 535 9Th Sc, 5r. 1750
116o 18th nv, A, sto31 90 1892 Sc, 6r. 1850
1851 W, IT,. .3O.60l 1152 18th. 5r. 1850
9I5 n nv NV Or $3.50 1855 18th, 5r. 1880
1874 Riggs, 7r. 80. 90 1908 NJ. 5r. 1850.
1919 NV. ar. "a. 65 30 Fenton ne, Or. .1450
1444 Fla av, 6r-. .25.50 80 Fenton ne, Or. 1880
1888 Fla NV, 6r %. 80 606 Y av, 5r. 1880
1921 p, Or, sto. 90 1921 Sd Sc. Or. 10. 80
613 9th ne. Or. %. 10l
APARTMENTS
51s H.. $3.50. SIT TIT 18th. Or. 30. so
1900 Mass av, 5r 5000 1314la 9th NV, Or $50
III 11th NV. Or. 90 924 18th. 2r. POO 90
1926 New York ave. srd door $4,000 and 5000
1911 F. End door, acknowledgements 65.0 90
STORES
7th Nd av. sw. 1880 1927 18th NV. 5000
GARAGES.
q Decatur $500
STORAGE.
gear 3ll y st r.w.................. 81. 90
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.

FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.
Corner Military and Daniel roads. IA rooms
and baths. furnished. year. 900
Oak View 38th and Macomb sts.. cleye-
land Park, Il rooms and 3 baths. fur $22S
10 West Kirk ST., Cherry Chase. Nd, "
rooms and baths. furnished. -........-.S $50
Il Leno! St. Chevy Chase. Nd. Is rooms
and baths. furnished. 1880 $f5o
Il Newlands St. Chevy Chase, Nd. 10
rooms and baths. furnished. 49,: :Sl25
81 West Irving ST.. Chevy Chase, Nd.
rooms and baths: furnished, 800
70 West Kirk St, Chevy Chase. Nd, 10
rooms and baths. furnished .--...., $50
1928 Livingston ST.. Chevy Chase, d. C..
rooms and hath. furnished .....-.-.-.. SIS
Corner Delaware and Taylor sts., Chevy
Chase. Nd. rooms and bath. fur. SIS
o West Irving ST.. Chevy Chase. Nd. FUR
as Primrose ST.. Chevy Chase. Md. II rooms
west Mslrose st, Chevy Chase. Nd. is
rooms ana bath. .$o3
3743 Kanawha St. Chevy Chase. D. c.. Q
rooms and baths. "a,
4!2 Connecticut ave- NV. 8 rooms and
Dam 34SoV
For further particular. apply to
THOMAS ]. FISHER K CO.. INC.
1873 10Th st. NV.
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FOR RENT |
1926 P nw.12r. 2b$15. 90 |
231T 18th NV. st 'rm35. 90
$50 9th sw. sto. dw.3. 90 |
171S 9th NV, 1r.h.""5.50 |
1927 Franklin. Sr. BIZ. 90
611 Fl sw. ar. h. 300 |
4gS + sw. Or. b. ESQ |
513 9th Sw. 6r.h. $3.50 |
AIS 18th sw. st. dw20.5
1914 Sth NV. Jr. 1850
40 ] sw. Or. h. $3.50
JOHN QUINN CO.. II
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FOR RENT-D. D. TdOA
43S 4th ne. sr. b. .$32. so
1887 I'd sw.sto&dw2 so
21O6 II NV, Sr, b. 81. so
SO Fla av. Or, b. ..25.50
PAT Ia ay. Sr, b. $3.50
1925 e ne. Or. b. .0.50
SIS Tenn av ne, Or, bis. so
10 r I nv NV, Or, w1b. so
1890 II ne. store r.13.5 so
o24 Anacostia I'd, 6r10.GO
1112 LIST NV, Or. b. $50. so
2004 LIST. Sr. 2b. $3.50
500 hobart. Ar. b.. 1850
1872 Calvert, Tor, 3b6O. 90
ID. H. JOHNSOS
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For RENTAL TAKOMA PARK.
No. Dos Takoma ave. North Takoma): bun.
galow Of rooms and bath; large grounds and
shade trees. Rent $3.50.
No. $500 9Th St, Takoma. d. c.; new houss
of rooms and bath: hot-watsr heat, electric
light and gas an especially attractive bons.
Rent SIS.
Takoma Of rooms and hath; all Improve
ments: LARGE GROUNDS and FINE SHADE
trees Rent. $35.
Also cottage Of rooms and bath tnew,;
hot-water heat. Rent. 5000.
q. L. THORNTON, 301 Southern bldg
GOOD COUNTRY HOME: FRUITS, SHADE:
rich garden. planted hath: porches: four large
rooms. partly furnished: 4 blocks north depots:
yearly tenant preferred: snap; be quick. Nc
MTlSKY Kensington. Nd. 2ls
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN CHEVY CHASE o. O:
. roouns bath: porches: yard; garden plantsds
fruit; near Conn. For particulais apply
R. P. WILLIAMS. 734 18th st. NV.
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LOOK THESE OVER.
New six and seven room houses: city water:
bats: electric lights: porrhes: large lots:
square 90 cars. 20 mill To heart OF city &c
fare
81. $50 to s, 9aO-$a0O down. bal like rent.
THE MILLER CO.. Sth & G sts Sc: Lin. 300.
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7R.. WITH GAS: x OF AN ACRE; SHADE
and fruit: one block from cars: $500: easy
terms An ideal home. r. LEE VAN HORN.
1901 H st. ".
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UNFURNIsHED (Continuea.
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Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
uNFuRNISHED.

1877 1nglesfde ter
race NV. lar. b.35. 80
1924 i1th NV, Or. b. 35 90
2SO3 Q nv. Or. b.30.O0
HOS 7th ne, Sr, b. 2S.C0
713 Fl nv. sr, b. 81. so
1917 Caroline st NV.
Or. b...........3.W
9O6 Kent pl ne. 81, be3. so
239 18th sw, Or, b. ESQ
1874 d ne, Or. b.. 20. 50
ia L Sc. 8r. 1870
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED 1Co11i.1e

FOR RENT-1355 SPRING ROAD NV; 8
rooms, reception hall. tiled BATH cellar. yard; ;
hot-water heat: tastefully decorated; $3.50:
FLOYD E. DAVIS. eth and e SITS s.w.
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'fSON q CO.. 1880 y NV.
FOR COLORED.
SOS r NV, Or, b. 1880
1911 3D. NV, 7r,b. .27.50
2o33h 18th NV, Ar, bit 90
Erie apt, Ar. b. 1850
764 Irving NV, 4r,b.18.50
2422 18th NV, II. b, h16.Oo
$50 4th ne. Or, W. 1850
1415 Duncan ne. IS, b14.0
284S Champ. 5r.b. .14.O0
400 Sd NV. Tor, b. .35. 90
400 9th ne. Or. b. 1880
"a X ne, Or. b. 20. 80
go Sd ne. Or. b. ..21. so
CO.. 1898 H st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

(C0nttnueA.)
FOR SAIB-BUY THIS WELL BUILT HOUSE:
out Of town; owner will take very low price;
cost $500: much less than s. 900 win buy it:
1872 Newton st.; stories cellar, rooms
and bath.
Inspect by permit only.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ays
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2945 MACOMB ST. CLEVELAND PARk-9
rooms. bath: large porches:. near Conn. ave.
Rent only $3.50.
acres. Groom house. near Chesapeake II.
and District line: good outbuildings. about i
mile from WIS., ave. cars. Rent only $lo
ALLAN f. WALKER CO.. INC. 1S3s q
lOROOM DWELLING wITH MODERN M
provements: shade. fruit. etc: about . miles
from city. half mile from trolley. walking DIS
lance Of country club. Apply d. s MACkALl.
Metropolitan Bank building. city.
INGLESIDE, AT MONTROSE. ND, on ROCK
Vile electric railroad; about 30 rooms. fur
n!shed; large grounds. fruit and shade. Ap
ply 10 CYRUS kEISER. Bethesda, Nd Teie-
phone Bethesda. No. ). Is
pEcwGgTH-TRoM JUNE TO OCT, MODERN
S-room and basement dwelling. completely fur
nished nreless cooker. instantaneous hot-watef
heater: laundry In basement: closets in every
room; piano. Telephone. built-in- Refrigerator:
sa4 month. Apply IDS Wis. ave. Phone
Wet 50.
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BBAUTIFUL sIx-ROoM CORNER BRICK
house; ami. shades, screens. awnings; rea-
sonable; easy terms; open for inspection. 3513
Center St, or apply owner. 1886 Woodley pl .
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343 Mclean w,5r12.50
45o 9th sw. storm. 10. 90
2 X Sc. 5r. 1000
COLORED.
DOS ~ sw. sto, DIV. So. 90
go Sd sw. Or. 80. 90
ia "A sw. sto. DIV. 81. 90
S07 49, NV, Or. 25.50
BOG Az sw. sto. DIV. ~. 80
206 l. sw, Or. b. 1880
III. It'll Sc. Sr. 1850
$50 c sw. Or. 90
nc. IO4 Eth ST. NV.
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rHE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
1913 FAIRMONT ST NeW.-s ROOaIS, BATH,
In fine repair: convenient location: furnace
heat, porch. cellar, etc. Rent only $40. 30.
It's NEWTON ST N.W-9 bright rooms
bath hot-water heat: practically new; corner
of alley and overlooking park: low rent
1o4 QUINCY PLACE Me- rooms, bath.
in good condition. Rent reduced for immediate
tenant. Get keys at once.
FOR RENT-ONLY 1850 1852 NE: TWO
story brick; colonial porch: rooms and bath; ;
pspered to suit tenant; key within. Apply
JNO. F. DONOH0E & son. 314 Pa. ave.
sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-26

FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
DUMRARTON COURT.
1857 3lst ST.
:. rooms and bath. .$27 so
room ana bath $lo0O
THE REGINA.
1914 Eye ST. NV.
and bath. ................-...$ 90
THE NASARRE.
2lJ nv
Fvons and bath. Observation-Disclosures. $50
HAMMOND COURT.
Both and q SITS. NV.
No. 1865 and bath. ...........-- S46. 90
THE SEMINOLE.
1434 W 81. u.
No. 42-3 rooms and bath ......... SIS. 90
"a. I'll room and hath. 1880
THE NORTHUMBERLAND.
New Hampshire ana st. NV.
10. i06-. rooms and bat .S65. 90
~. .lo-i roons and bath. ..-......-. $1,000
" 100 rooms and bath 1900. $25. 90
THE wOODWORTH.
10th and VI SITS. nv.
Apt. 1865 rooms and bath. S29. 50
THE BIRMINGHAM.
26ll daUs NM road
= and bath ...........-.-.......$2 rs. 90
THE PARKvIEW.
SIS 4th 81.
3rd floor. and hath. ........ $32. 80
THE MONTGOMERY.
North Capitol and II.
rooms and bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
THE ARKwRIGHT.
30s NV.
No ia rooms and hath. ..-.......... $50. 90
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Tll
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DAVIS. It'll & E SITS. s.w.
, I'D + sw, Or. 1900
a!4 r NV. 7r. b. 1850
627 Nd av sw. 11r, b4O. 90
431 9Th sw. Tor. b.35.O
22S as sw, 1r.b. So. 90
636 F sw. Or, b.. $3.50
1906 Cen NV, Sr. b. pa. 80
1908 9th sw. Or. b.22.0O
62S 18th ne, Ir. b. 2O.50
931la f sw. Sr. b. 1880
go Sth sw. Ir....11.50
$40 r sw, 6r. 1850
1876 y sw. 6r. so
1924 9TH sw. tir. =. 1900
40 II sw. Or. ..12.50
II y sc. Or. ....... $50
S22 "A sw. Or. b. %. so
80 7th sw. Or. b. so
1903 9Th sw. Or. b. 1850
63I G sw. Sr. b.. 5000
RED.
1913 G sw. 6r. b. 1900
4O1 ID Sc. 5r.
9a6 f sw. 5r. 1900
10 18th ne. 5r. 800
l53 y sw. Sr. ......10.0
l443 6is sw, Or. 1850
fst call at the ONCE.
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2225 eth ST. NV.
$3.50.
2ss Apply next door.
FOR RENT-ls35 ONTARIO PLACE NV. 1855
g rooms and bath, servants room: hot-water
heat; hardwood floor: electricity and gas: d0u-
BILE back porches. overlooking Rock Greek Park;
large ward to alley. Vacant June ]. See OWN
OK RENTLe3l N O. AVE. Sc. EIGHT-
room house: cellar; furnace: In good repair:
$50 So. JOHN T. KNOTT 9tS IT..