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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

went to sleep after being locked In a
cell. He said that no was a painter.
and that lie was born in South Caro-
lima thirty four years ago.
DOES NOT ANSWER
DESCRIPTIONS GIVEN POLICE
Bowman answers tho descriptions
given the police carly In the after
noon in every respect save one He
was described as being tell, but 10
rather under the average height than
over Il. Ills clothing tallies exactly.
Bowman has a police record Of sew
'eral years existence. He has fire.
quently been arrested. tho police say.
on minor charges. and was once IN
court charged with being ono OF a
gang which held up an aged man in
store located on Oregon Hill.
The murdered man is described by
inchcs toll. Weighing 40 pounds,
wearing dark button shoes. q black
shirt, and n light cap. He has blue
eyes. n Roman nose and brown hair.
lie IL believed to DO stranger In
Richmond. and Is thought Co have
come here yesterday or the day before
from Lynchburg.
Coroner Taylor last night announced
that he would hold an inquest over
the body at his office in the City Hall
Thursday morning ct 10 o'clock. bow
man and Johnson will be nrraigned in
the Police Court this morning.
POLICE LOCATE NAN CLAIMED
TO HAVE BEEN EYEWITNESS
At an early hour this morning Pa-
trolman Smith had succeeded in To-
eating Arthur Hicks, $40 South First
Street, who admitted to the policeman
that ho had been an eyewitness TO the
quarrel and the stabblng He said thes
Smith had arrested the guilty man
Hicks Informed the officer that there
was no defuite cause for the quarrel!
but that all OF the men involved had
been drinking. He did not know the
murdered man.
Ambulance Surgeon ]. B. Walker also
threw additional light OH tho affair
early this morning. when he said that
he had been called to attend the
stabbed man. He found him dead, but
from persons about the body learned
of the quarrel. and heard that Bowman
had practically admitted his guilt IN
the presence OF several witnesses. He
said that Bowman WA alleged to have
thrown the knife With which ne
stabbed the dead man into the canal
shortly otto? the Aght. Bowman was
then said to have broken down and
cried before leaving the spot and re-
turning to his home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
PRESENCE OF U. 8. VESSELS
MAY HAVE MORAL H!frIrE,,

WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE
armored cruiser Tennessee has arrived
ut Vourla, In the Gulf Of Smyrna, Asia
Minor, and the cruiser North Carolina
is at Beirut, according to official adj
vices to-day. The reports made no
mention OF any measures for protection
OF British, French or Russian subjects
In Turkey. referred to In news dis
patches to-day. but f1cials believe
that since American consular officers
have taken charge of British and
French interests there. tho mere pres
encc or American vessels might have
had strong moral effect.
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U. S. LAUNCH REPORTED
FIRED ON AT SMYRNA

LONDON, November II ts:oS r.. M.).
"A dispatch to tho Exchange Telegraph
from Athens says:
"A launch from the United statcs
cruiser Tennessee. which was entering
the Gulf OF Smyrna 70 arrange for the
cruiser 10 come into the harbor, was
fired upon by the forts and compelled
to return to the Tennessee.
Tho commander OF the Tennessee
informed tho Governor that he had
orders from his government to enter
tho harbnr OF Smyrna, and had de-
cided to do So"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
TEsTIFIEs TO PATRIOTISM
OF BANKS AND BANKERS

We believe the cnrrying out OF this
plan VIII be beneficial. not only In help
Ing the cotton situation, and tho for
eign exchange situation, but also by
promoting the general prosperity o,
tho country. which nov has such a
happy impulse that 1t would be diffieult
TO retnrd II. 1t is q pleasure to testify
to the patriotism and observation-disclosures less
OF the banks and bankers who have so
cnecrfnlly supported the Secretary OF
the Treasury and the Federal Reserve
Boart in the organization OF this FUND. =
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WHOLE of NORTH SEA
IN MILITARY AREA

LONDON, November IL fa:I5 p. MY.
Premier Asquith stated I'm the House
OF Commons today that tho British
whole Of tho North Sen TO be in the
military area. All subjects OF the
enemy found on neutral vessels. tho
Primo Minister also said. would be
liable to detention as prisoners Of war.
Mr.. Asquith also announced that oil
and copper would BIO declared contra
band OF war.
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Appointed on Staff
of Sir John French

LONDON. November II 70s r.
M1.-It was of1cialjy announced in
London this evening that the Prince
of Wales had been appointed aide
de camp 10 Field Marshal Sir John
French, the commander OF the Brit
i.h exreditionary force on the Com
tinent.
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OBITUARY
Il. n Gsr,s,

EAfPORIA, VA, November ifMR y
Garner. residing In the southern part
OF this county, died OH Tuesday night
hi is T, ;t DTief illness at tho home OF
at the age of seventy-three.
Mr.. Garner was a Confederate vet :
Gran. having served through most of
Is survived by one daughter Mrs. Nat
vincent, OF Roanoke Rapids. y. c.,
ana ana SIX sons. II. 10. Garner, OF Green's
y: G: !; r. H., II. b. and &. L. Garner
or this county, and J. a. Garner. OF
North Emporia. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
Police Dny Handsome Horxe..

Chief OF POlyice Werner last nipht
announced that the Purchasing Com
inittec Of the Board of Police Con.
Imissioners had bought six splendid
patrol the annexed territory. All of
the horses are bays with the exec o.
ton Of one handsome black, which
last State fair. Chief Werner said
that he had several additional horses
TO secure, and hoped to place the en-
tire squad on active duty within tho
next few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

ienco than in the preceding days. On
the canal to tho south of Dixmude tho
action OF our artillery checked the
work that the Germans were endeav-
oring to carry out to keep down tho
inundattons. The enemy was COM
PEELED to evacuate portion of his
trenches, which had been filled by tho
waters"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
Alleged shop,,fter Arrested.

An alleged male shopIIfter WAS yes
terday arrested by Patrolman Dunn IN
the person OF James Stamp, colored.
The negro is charged with stealing q
ring from the Cohch Company, and
three rings from the +. w. Woolworth
Company. Selthor OF the articles was
valuable. He Will BIO arraIencd In the
Police Court this morning.
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william w. Rou...

WINCHESTER, VA, November, H.
William Washington Rouss. 'hxty.
eight years old, brother OF the late
Confederate veteran and millionaire
merchant OF New York, whose eccen-
tricities excited widespread notoriety
and who started the Southern Battle
Abbey fund with n large contribution
died to-day at his country home Han.
non Hill, near Charleston, w. Va, He
vas va married twice. The first wife was
Lynchburg, later OF Brooklyn, and the
second wife, who survives. was Miss
Bette Beckham, OF JEFFERSON County
w. Va. 4 brother, Captain Milton
Rouss. OF Jefferson, also survives. The
remains Will be buried OH Thursday In
Mount Hebron Cemetery. Winchester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
DISARMAMENT OF GERMAN
CRUISER BERLIN BEGINS

CHRISTIANIA. NORWAY. November
IA (by way of London. 4:30 z. Nil
It was officially announced here to-
day that the disarmament Of the Ger
man cruiser Berlin, which has put In
at Trondhtem, seaport OF Norway.
has heen commenced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
Death Of Foster Co.te..

ATLANTA, November 17.-Fosser
Coates. president OF the Georgian
Company here, and widely known as
n newspaper man, died In local hotel
Tonight from sudden attack of apo
plexy. He was flfty-four years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
CANNONADING RESUMED
WITH GREAT VIOLENCE,

PARIS, November II (2:30 r. MY
The following official communication
was given out in Paris this afternoon:
From Newport to Dixmude and in
the region Of Yprcs, tho cannonading
has been resumed with greater vio-
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Death OF Reker p. Am...

WASHINGTON, November 1s.-News
Of the death last Saturday at Puerto
Barrios, Guatemala, OF Roger r. Ames
American consular agent, was received
to-day by the State Department Ames
was n native OF Louisiana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
Mrs. Kettle May White.

,.tIl4ST o-r 70 HC Iines-Dlsphtch.I
Der l7.-AIrs. Hettier May white; aged
thirty. wife OF Postmaster John S.
White. died suddenly of heart fail
galveston, but had spent most OF her
life in charlottesville. She Is survived
by her mother. AIrs. Isabelle Wolfe,
sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
Samples Free by Mail

In the esro Of baby's shtn and hair. Cuti.
eurs Soap Il ths mothers favorits. Nos
only is Il unrivsled Ii purity and refreshing
fragrance. bu. tts gentle eruollisnt proper
sies arc as1isify sufficient to ailsS minor
frritattona. renaoss rsdness. roughness and
eharug, and soothe sensitive conditions.
AssstSd by Cus!curA Ointment. IL 10 most
valuable IN the treatment Of sczernas. rashes
and sthcf itching, burnins infantils srup-
tions Although Cu4oura Soap (26c.) and
Cutcura Ointment t50c.) are sold By drug
sIste everywhere = sample Of each with 33-Y.
shn Book viii be sent ftes upon request
Address: . Cutieurs. Dept +. Boston."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
ADMIRALTY ANNOUNCES
CASUALTIES ON THE SYDNEY

LONDON, November II Cl:3o p. MI.
Casualties on tile Australian cruiser
Sydney, which destroyed the German
cruiser Linden We're four mon killed
and one officer and fourteen men
wounded. the Admiralty announced to-
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

and several other remedies without getting
say hsap. sot cake Of Cuticura Soap
and como Chtioufs Ointnaont aad used them.
In short time from when began using
Cuticura Soap and Oinsmen. the pinples
dried up and my hair stopped falling QUO
and IL thick and s!essy. I an cured. :"
tSisned)J. W. Fisher. Jan. I. 1914.
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Captain r. w. MccIunK.

- IopeCIaI 20 ~ IIIIcs- IJIHpdtVH.J
HARRISONBURGi, VA, November II.
nine years old. died last night at the
Nome of his brother. Frank McClung.
hear Harriston. Augusta County. He
cir, ne Ieaves two sisters-.sirs. J. 6.
Rader. OF larrisonburg, and Mrs. Rob
ert Bowers, OF Fort Defiance. He WAS
~ member of an Augusta County mill
ltary company that wont to liarpcr's
Ferry to guard the body OF John Brown
before his execution in 1859. He was
q member OF tho Presbyterian Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

LYNCHBURG, VA, November IT,
~. Anthony, who was siXty-threc years
ot age. died yesterday at her home, In
EvlnBton, death coming after an Ill
years.
Mrs. Anthony was n daughter o: the
late Colonel Reid Arnold, and che was
bell County
Mrs. Anthony was a member OF the
Evington Methodist Church. In addi-
ton to her husband, she Is survived by
three daughters and two sons. all OF
whom reside at Evingtun. Tho chill
dren arc: Misses Martini. Annie and
Charlie Anthony and John W. Anthony.
;Jr., and Reid Anthony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

They were red and intiamed
and when ] would comb my
had thsy would break snd
run . yellowish matter. My
hair Was corning out by hand
fuls uhtti'r was getting ainaos.
bald. My hair was 20 dead
and dry u seemed rs IL It
would break OF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

quickly be. nli. difficultles. will clear,
away. We are all In tho same, boat,
though apparently We had forgotten IL.
We now know the port for. which We
arc bound, We have and shall have
more: and moro as our new under
or patriotic purpose. We shall ad-
vance, and advance together. with q
now. spirit. a new enthusiasm. a new
cordiality OF spirited cooperation. IL
IS an inspiring prospect Our task
is henceforth to work, not for any
slnslo interest. but for all tho In
forests OF tho country as a united
whole
RJ'rGHE WILL NE VERY
DIFFERENT FROM PAST
THE future will be very different
from tile past. which we shall pres
entity look back upon. venture to say.
rs II upon bad dream. The future
VIII be different In action snnd diff
ferent in spirit. time Of healing, be-
cause timeeof Just dealing and CO.
operation between men made equal be.
fore the law in fact as well as In name.
nm speaking OF this because the
new banking system seems to me to
sy,n5olise all OF 1t. The opening Of
the Federal reserve banks seems to
me to be the principal agency we hdve
created for the emancipation we. seek.
Tho 18th OF November. 1914, will BIO
notable AS marking the time when NO
were best able TO realize just what
had happened.
I'm the anxious times through
which we have. been passing, you
have. my. dear AFR. Secretary been able
to do many noteworthy things to
strengthen and facilitate the business
operations OF the country. Hence
forth, yon nave new instrument at
hand which will render many parts Of
YOUR task easy. heartily coneratu-
late You upon the part You yourself
have played in It's conception and cre-
alton, and upon the successful COM
pletion of tho difficult work OF or
ganization. ~ new day. has dawned
for the beloved country, whose Lasting
prosperity aud happiness VIC so ear
ncstly desire. --y..-...-..-
Sincerely.
"Ip0Or,pnNr
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DEATHS

EITZGERALD.-Died, at ST. I,uke's
Hospital. Tuesday. November II, ~
FITZGERALD.
Funeral notice later.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

STHAYED, white female setter pup, 5
months cid, with yellow spots and
end of tall cut off. Reward. Frank
w. Duke. Ginter Park.
LOST, white female French poodle An.
swers to name Trixie. Last seen
near Main Street Station October 80.
Reward II returned to w. a. Mehegan
109 South Seventh Street. Telephone
Mandtson .40ii.
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ALMOST BALD
WITH ECZEMA
Red and lnaamed, Hair Coming Out
by HandfuIs. Used Cutieura Soap
and Ointment. Pimples Dried Up.
Hair Thick and Glossy.

r. F. D. No. g. Johnson City, Tenn
Some time ago my head Became covered
With sRaAll sores which they said gas eczoIns
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MURDER CHARGE BROUGHT
AGAINST JOSEPH BOWMAN
(Gontinued Froln First Page.

(ContInued From FIRST Page.)
went to sleep after being locked in a
cell, He said that no was 81 painter.
and that lie was born in South Caro-
lima thirty. four venus AGO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
PRESIDENT SEES
DAWNING OF NEW
DAY FOR NATION

(Continued Erom Firat Page.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

''Sincerely'y yours.
WOODROW WILSON"
Evening star., 1914-04-20

GROOM AND TILE BATH; EVERY MODERN
CONVENIENCE; garage and chicken house: Y
acre Of ground; on boulevard; an ideal home
Responsible parties only need apply. c. r.
OWENS, Hyattsville Nd. Phone Hyatts. 1872
or 1901 st. NV. city.
NEVER AGAIN Such OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ern homes at less than cost to build; conven-
lent to cars. schools, churches and city: large
lots: rooms. 5000; rooms. 81 800: small
cash payment; your own terms. Would trade
for desirable lot city property. DIR. CAIAD-
WELL. Owner. Woodside. Md.
ELEGANT sR. HOME. HEATED BY FURNACE:
hard oil finish; will accept $1,000: 800 cash.
$25 monthly. including interest
A. W. L. L. o. MALLERY.
Kenilworth ID. c. Phone l.. 1911.
Evening star., 1914-04-20
WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-MAY TO SEPT. Or 8
room house in country. near cars; not over 30
minutes from center Of city. Phone n. 2343.
Evening star., 1914-04-20
AUCTION SALE OF LAND

AUCTION SALE OF LAND
AT
NEW ARLINGTON, THE GARDEN CITY,
NEAR FORT BERRY STATION. VIRGINIA.
OF forty acres Of fine residence and trucking
land. subdivided into small farms ranging from
tion, near Arlington Post once. Alexandra
county, Va, and on the Columbia pike and near
SATURDAY. APRIL TWENTY-FIVE.
AT 2:3O O'CLOCK Pm.
This property is beautifully located in wh..
formerly part Of the handsome Corbett estate,
and now owned by ]. Benjamin Mattingly. 1t
usually high class of people and is practically
level and Fertile. 1t is high and healthy. over
tifui Virginia country. Three miles from Wash
ington and mile from Arlington. the old Lee
property. Electric wires and telephone service
on the property.
TRANSPORTATION.
Two ways TO reach the property. First. take
car at Aqueduct bridge. Rossiyn. Va. and get
of at Fort Berry Station.
Second take Falls Church ear "a at 18th an and
south. Property one block from electric station.
Communication rates to Westinghouse fare and a
ticket Splendid car service every twenty
minutes.
ONE TRACT WILL BE GIVEN FREE.
Join the great crowd Of homeseekers and in
veetors and buy some of this beautiful residence
and trucking property. You make the price.
Take advantage Of it. The property sold ex-
ciusively to white people.
"BIG TONI GIII.EECE.
One of the worlds greatest auctioneers. will sell
these garden tracts at the rate Of minute.
CONE ONE AND ALL-RATN OR SHINE.
TERMS EASY.
MUSIC BY BRASS BAND.
The owner will be on the property Sunday.
NATIONAL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO..
NJ. J. FREEMAN. Sales Manager.
1924 Woodward bldg. 18th & H sts.,
WASHINGTON, ID. Z.
Evening star., 1914-04-20

FOR RENT-OR SALENEw 7-ROOM HOUSE;
hot.water heat; bath; shade: convenient to two
car lines; rental, 925: sale price. $500. B. n.
SMITH, Arlington, Va. my3s
Evening star., 1914-04-20
FOR RENT-H0USEs.
UNFURNIsHED (Continued. }

FOR RENT = IN FIRST-CLASS NORTHEAST
location Groom and bath house: In good con-
which can be suhrented for IS II desired; $2s.
CAYWoOD & GARRETT. 1921 n. Y. ave. 20'
Evening star., 1914-04-20
FACTS

FACTS
Not hearsay. nor guesses. nor supposes.
sss, ,9l5ol So FEET OF GROUND
SOLD IN SIXTEENTH STREET
HEIGHTS to BUYERS who know the
value Of these lots. to PEOPLE In the
District Of Columbia, to SHREwD
realty spccula tors who know a bargain
and to PEOPLE who appreciate the
most attractive spot In the suburbs OF
Washington for q HOME.
The only suburb of this city where
DO !ot is less than so feet wide and
each lot restricted to one house.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
oyeriooka Rock Creek Park. with its
beautiful driveways. valleys and lofty
hilltops.
IMPRovEMENrs-wA SEWER,
CONCRETE SIDEWALKS, MACAD-
AMIZED STREETS. E L E c RIO
LIGHTS. ETC
MONTHLY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED.
ROBERT e. HEATER.
COLORADO BUILDING.
PHONE MAIN 1884
Evening star., 1914-04-20

PRETTY POULTRY PLACE OF TWO ACRES:
much fruit. shade and flowers: mile and quar-
ter from steam and trolley; nine miles out;
elegant. large Groom house, with cellar.
porches and good water IN kitchen; plenty Of
outbuildings and fencing; 81 300; $500 cash and
balance $50 monthly. GEO. c. WALKER,
kenois bldg, 18th and G sts. NV.
Evening star., 1914-04-20

FOR RENT
1926 P nw,1T. Oh. $ss 90
22s 4la sw. .sto. DIV. 35. 90
113S Oregon NV.
Or. b. $3.50
92a 9Th sw. sto. 90
1927 Franklin ne,
Sr, b. $500
495 G sw. sr. b. .23.W
617 H sw, 7r, b.G.W
613 9th sw. 6r, h. m.D
41S 11th sw. sto. .dwD. 80
1923 n J av NV,
7r. b. 30. 30
$40 g sw. 6r. b. 1900
S41 Mclean av sw.
ar. b...........15.m b.
o. g sw, sir. :. 1850
John OHM 60
Evening star., 1914-04-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Contfnued.

FOR SALE-Continued.
GARRETT PARK, MD-COTTAGE: 5 ROOMS;
known as kern's house: living room 1892:
open fireplace: outside laundry and summer
site: chicken ward; fruit; communication. 81
cents: "a mile from Kensingtcn ear: mile
702 Riggs bldg.
FOR SALE on EASY TERMS-SCBURBAN
store and dwelling of rooms and bath and
stable; city wstcr and sewer: better To-
cation cars, post ONCE, school. churches at
door P. J. WAISHE 1895 New York ave.
sR. GAS: LOT 4ox2Oo: one BLK. FROM
cars; exceptional bargain, 5000: easy terms.
Many other bargain. r. LEE VAN HORN.
1901 Fl st. Ph. N. 6645.
WILL. SELL s2l MONTHLY. NO CASH PAY
ment, Of land. improved by S-room
house with large porch: gas. electric lights
furnace heat: an in excellent condition: ground
inciosed: two poultry houses: excellent water
without cost. See owner. ". R. WILSON.
Riverdale. Md.
Evening star., 1914-04-20
FOR RENT-oAYWoOD 4 GARRETT.

FOR RENT1OAYWOOn
1891 n. Y
1853 Fairmont NV.
10r, b. .$45. so
l761 T NV. Or. b. 20. 80
31o5 11th NV. Sr. b. IS. 30
1907 G ne. Or. 2b. 80 so
6o3 n ] av NV. Or. b27 so
l444 T NV. Or. b. .2. so
l015 4th NV. Sr. b.2.6
Il P NV. Or. b.. ...2.50
412 1st NV. 6r. is. so
624 I ne. Or, b. II. 80
1899 Z Sc. 5r. $50
FILL
1891 NY av nw.5r. b35. 90
The Newport. 3r. b.T 80
Evening star., 1914-04-20

Il GARREH,
ave. NV.
928 Mass av NV. .Sr. b42. 50
1877 9th NV. sr, b.35.50
1923 VT av NV. .Sr. b35. 65
1887 VT av NV. Or. b32. so
631 9th ne. Or. b.
stable ......-..@ .@.OO
127 Seaton NV. Or. b27.0
1895 vt av NV. .6r. .22. 30
119 NJ av NV Or. b. 20 30
1918 o NV. Or. b. 20. 20
1888 10th NV. 6r. 1S. 90
40 Defrees NV. 6r. Is. 90
rs.
NO9 14th NV. .Sr. b. q 30
601 L ne, 6r, b. 1850
2Os
Evening star., 1914-04-20

FOR RENT sO6 7th sw 6r W. 49, 80
AGA NJ sw. 7r. b. $50 80 a2s C sw Or, w15.Oo
43l 9th sw, 10r. b. so Sto 312 AZ sw Or b2s 30
7O6 G sw. 7r. b. % so 1246 Az sw 81, w IL so
Sto 1914 7th sw, 4I2 sw, Or, bliss
ar. b. q so 1856 sw. 81. &. II. so
1245 9Th sw w.6r W ,g1550 4l3 Car av se,5r13.5O
3l9 sw, Or, W. 1850 519 9th sw, 6r b.I5.JO
4s7 sw. 12r. b.32.50 1910 7th sw, 6r.w. IL. so
625 Car l241 Union sw Or, will |. so
7r. b......... .27 80 4S4 NJ sw, 7r.w.g.15.5O so
1853 9th sw, 6r b.205O 473 r sw. 15r, b. 81. so
49,; I sw, 6r.wg. 1850 716 7th sw, 1Or b 26. so
1924 Az sw. Or. 1850 30s Mclean av,
1112 Fla ne, 7r. .b195O Or. b......--...15.5 so
124s Az sw, Or. 1880 Sto 1909 Az sw .6r % 50
COLORED
2oa NJ sw, sr 10. sol 315 NJ sw Or 12 50
900 d sw. 7r. .15.5Ol BOB Sd Sc. 6r.w 1880
605 Az sw, Ar. 80 3OT Van sw. 81. b. 10. so
445 61a sw, 6rw 1851 314 5th Sc 6r.w.g Is. so
426 1st sw. 5r. w.13.50I 1876 F sw, 6r.w. 1880
1854 Sd sw. 6r.w .10.50I 100 Va sw, ,5r b. so
324 X sw, 6r. W 1850 421 61a sw, 6r.w 49, so
465 Del sw, Or. b22.50 4i6 LIST sw, 5r,w so
121 sw, or. ". 11.50 4N7 Sd sw. 6r,w so
S31 Sd sw.5r,w. 13. 80 1915 Sd sw. Or IL. so
134 c sw. Ar, w.l3.50l 4O1 E ne, 6rb. %. so
223 Va av sw, Or VIA so 75c 7th Sc. 4r,w 1880
c. Fl. PARKER CO.. Inc. 435 ~ st. sw.
Evening star., 1914-04-20

ass G sw, 8r. gas.17.5O
354 n sw. 6r, b. 1850
AS L sw. 6r, ". 1880
494 I sw. 5r. W. .11.OO
1915 Union sw, w,5r.w.9.5O
| III. Brown.617 4las.w.
Evening star., 1914-04-20

$40 G sw, 6r. b.1s.5o
479 I sw. Or, b.15.50
s18 B sc. 6r. ...15.h0
TO II sw. 6r. ....13.5O
342 Mclean av sw,
Or .12.h
71s 9th sw. 6r. ..11.D
452 9th sw, st'r'm.1O.m
225 N sw, Or. 1000
8 X sc. 5r. 1000
COLORED.
ia ~ sw. .sto. .dw.2 90
30I 1877 NV. Or. b. %. 30
2Oi ~ sw, ,sto. dw.32. 30
EOS l. sw. 6r. h. 1880
220s 11ih NV. Or. 1900
223 Sd sw, 5r. b. $500
Inc I04 18th n &c