davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
For Mrs Howell.

Mrs. Albert Howell, Jr., was honor
guest at the bridge luncheon given
Wednesday morning by Mrs. Linton
C. Hopkins. There were -FOUR taples
Of bridge. and following the game
luncheon was served from a table
decorated with pink roses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
For Miss Edith Dunson.

Miss Edith Dunson is a popular
bride ELECT who is being rendered a
series of parties preceding her mar
rage to William Baynard willing
ham. Jr. The buffet luncheon given
by Miss Mary Blalock "Wednesday was
a happy occasion at which 80 guests
were entertained The decorations
we're of pink roses, and the hostess
was assisted In receiving by her
mother Mrs. c. u. Blalock. and her
sister. Miss Elizabeth Blalock.
Following the luncheon Mrs. Julian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
What the Blue Tag Furniture Sale
Can Do for the Living Room

list of furniture for the
what the Bite Tag has done to prices
Histypi of the
could hardly think of how
this and best Blue Tag Sale
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14

A number of slightly soiled .vool blankets are
reduced third, n1aish cotton-flled comfort
abzes are reduced one-fourth slightly soiLed bed
spreads are reduced one fourth small lots that
wiH go quickly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.

The New York, New Haven g. Hart
ford Railroad company has made its
peace with the United States for alleged
violation of the Sherman antitrust law
after long series Of conferences with
Attorney General McReynoIds. The de-
partment Of justice claims complete
victory for the government, while
Chairman Howard Elliott of the New
Haven company processes to be entirely
satisfied with the outcome OF the nego-
tiations.
There will be grumbling in some quar-
ters over the action of the attorney
general i'll exercising the right TO pros
ecute or not Just as the notion happens
to strike him. Such criticism, however,
will not be entirely justified. Prosecut"
ing officers are always the judges as
to the sufficiency Of evidence or the wis
dom of starting suits in behalf Of the
state or government, and the people
must rely upon their probity and good
Judgment.
So far as the New York, New Haven
& Hartford railroad is concerned, it is
recalled that several years ago Attor-
ney General BonapaIte investigated the
merger. decided that the law had been
violated and began suit. Bonaparte went
out of Office and Attorney General Wick
ersbam decided not TO press the pro-
ccedings and the suit was dropped. SO
ii would seem that the present attorney
general has not exceeded the authority
assumed by his predecessors in arraug-
ing for a dissolution without action in
the courts.
Under the terms Of the agreement the
New Haven road is to dispose of its Bos-
ton & Maine stock and relinqush con-
troll of the New England trolley lines
and some of the steamship lines. The in
terstate commerce commission is to de-
eide the fate OF two or three other nav
igation companies. In order that bust
ness may not be dislocated considerable
time will be allowed the company TO
bring about the necessary changes.
Perhaps the agreement is the best
thing that could have happened for all
concerned, as the New Haven road is
not in n position to make a fight in
court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12
VILLAS TRIUMPH.

Events seem to have moved rapidly
after the arrival Of General Francisco
Villa in front Of Ojinaga. As a result
the federal army, with its nine generals
Of high aud low degree, has been elm.
mated as factor in the present revo-
luton and the rebels now control the
entire northern portion Of the republic.
1t was a great triumph for the for
mer bandit, Villa. After taking Juarez
and Chihuahua City, all that was ueees-
sary TO make his victory complete was
TO annihilate the federals at Oiinaea
or drive them over the border This he
has accomplished and the glory is his.
This victory does not end the. revo.
luton in Mexico, but il adds another
dead fy TO the ointment Of Huerta and
will give the enemies of the dictator
renewed hope and courage. 1t goes
without saying that the administration
at Washington could not be otherwise
than well pleased over the latest deyel.
opment on the border.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12
INSULTING ALSACE.

The court martial verdcts acquitting
all tho German officers accused of break
ing the law during the conflicts with
the civilians al Zabern Will not tend to
molify the inhabitants of Alsace. One
of the reasons assigned for the acquit-
tai OF Lieutenant Baron Won Forstner
seems like a grim joke, as if the court
martial were seeking to dcride the AL,
satan foes of tho army. 1t is stated
that Won Forstner won his appeal before
the second court martial because wit
ness testified to having found pen
knife in the pocket of the lame shoe
maker whom the lieutenant cut down
with his sword.
AT this distance IT appears as if the
court-martial had gone ont Of its way
to Justify military despotism. 1t is
Zaberp was subjected TO sneers, gibes
and insults by the civilians. but the Of
ficers cut a sorry and ridiculous figure
when they rushed msdly with drawn
swords after scampering urchins and
lame shoemakers. 1t can scarcely he
true that this wns the only course open
10 the soldiers under tho law. If such
methods were resorted to in this coun-
try, the law would quickly put the Of
Tending officer where he could not WELD
his sword with any degree of freedom,
and we presume that the civil law in
Zabern was the only authority entitled
to deal with the offenders. Even if the
civil authority in 1sbern failed to eX-
ercise due diligence in prosecuting the
civilians, the officers could not Justify
an appeal to the sword.
The verdicts will increase opposition
the German empire to mill
tary tyranny. In any country an army
of such dominating power is constant
menace not only to the people, but to
the government.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12
MY Answer Boo
Saves Me Sis. : :

Says the whose letter reproduced todays story Read
hat story-t sounds just though YOU wrote it!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12

ship of o2o. recruited from all the i'm
portant manufacturing interests of the
state. It's increasing power for good is
shown by the fact that one year ago it
had only about 100 members. In mem
bership, therefore, it has increased l25
per cent While all the commercial or
ganizations of the state are prospering
with the commonwealth. the Utah man.
ufacturers have been especially fortu-
nate in extending the power and bene-
fits of their organization
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12
THE MANUFACTURERS.

The success of the Manufacturers As.
sociation of Utah indicates that it is
one of the chief factors in our present
to new triumphs under the present eff
cient management. Four years ago the
association was a negligible quantity.
Now II represents a capitalization OF
at least sl20,000,0o0; it has member
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12

Los Angeles paper SAYS a new hotel
was opened in Pasadena with where
as. The whereas probably ended
with good resolution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12

Sir Lionel Garden said that President
Wilson was ignorant of conditions in
Mexico. The British government seems
to think the same of Sir Lionel,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12

Another revolution is impending in
Santo Domingo, The present revolution,
therefore, should hurrv out OF the way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12

The Los Angeles Times saws quite d
number of cities arc getting their names
in the papers ss aspirants for the new
regional reserve banks Los Angeles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12

however, is not suffering from any spe
cial mention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12

Below are six sample
pictures in miniature. The
titles to the first three
are:
No. Bunch of Keys.
No. 2-BreWster's Mil
lions.
No. 3-Babes in the.
Wood.
Can you tell the titles
to Nos. 4, 5 and 6? You
could with the catalogue.
Start in this easy game
today. The rewards are
large.
Evening star., 1914-11-18

I. CO. r3l Y. Y. AVE
NORTH WEST.
1921 r l av, 6r. .25. so
1903 5th NV. sr. rs. ,
Oi Quincy. Sr, b. so
1902 9Th NV. Ir.b. :"
1920 Goth NV. .22.5n
..223s ON, rd. Or. n. -" ~
527 Irving. Or, b. $3.50
715 Girard NV. .6r.b2 so
40S y Y av nw,". 20 .
SO2 I'd nv, Or. b. 20. 80
i32 Q NV, Or, b. $3.50
l14l sth NV. 5r W. IL. %
716 X J av NV. .6r. w15.+O
2225 Ny AZ NV, w,5r,h14.50
2:ci Sher a. nv. 1850
NORTHEAST.
237 14Ia ne, 6r.b. .20.5O
'204 Fla av ne. 6. rblS..O
1915 Fla av ne, ,6r. $3.50
- Myrtle ne. 7r.h.lf. %
50S G ne. Or. w.. 1870
aST AND SOUTHWEST.
I 1923 y ] av Sc. or. BIB 50
1920 $ Cap. Or, ". 500
! AND FLATS.
:an1 Ca av. 4r. BIS 90
503 18th NV. 3r. b.l75O
111s C ne. Ar. b. ..14.O0
6I4ia Morton n .i,n1S. ~
! 1906 7th NV. Ar. b. 1880
1924 Ga av NV. 1. .wl2.o0
PROPERTY.
iOl1 9th NV. ......p.00
40 II NV. sto 6r.b. $50
2Ol Mass av NV. .b25 90
93s Sd NV. stO&dw21. Oh
Rear 731 7th NV. .25. 90
1120 10th NV. so
1924 Ga av NV. '@ >
, 2034 Ga av. v.......11. 90
s0J Md zv NE. ....Iu..d
TENANTS,
1880 Ctr nw,5r,w..15.5O
22l3 Water. 6r. w.15.CO
nI o3d NV. 81. W. u
1923 y J av Sc. 6r,b.l2.5o
a1l 9th ne. 6r. W. ..13. o
iIla Duran ne 6, Via. %
'r7 sch NV. 5r W.. o
40 Wash, 5r. W. 1850
oO22 Ga av NV Nv. II
"ee,3 9th NV. 6r.w 1876
70s Lamont NV. .,.w12.OO
o15 9th nw.5 w..1O.-L
l3 FentOn ct, ,4r, W. II. .OC
~ Goat NV, Ar, 10. 10
o3l w NV. 5r. W. - a
2t30 Ny av NV, 4r, w9. q
%" Y y" a. tr W. .a.5'
} 617 F"man's al, 4, W. SOC
1874 kmar e.5r.w .OO
md cheaper properties.
xnIy
Evening star., 1914-11-18

FUR RENT-R. +. SAL
DWELLINGS
SIS 9th NV. lir.h. 80 90
4aOO Harm NY. o. : ~
1908 10th, 1Or, h. As. 80
20n2 18th NV .ar.2 ~.
i342 u NV. Tor. b. ALSO
1920 I NV. 11r. u. 1870
1905 r I av nw,11r',4O.:0
2411 18th NV. .10r. 3a. 10
634 =. NV. 11r. h. $3.50
S14 NJ av nw.9r.b. 81. 30
1912 9Th NV. .1Or. 81 50
1906 ind av NV Or, 3o.5
1901 NJ av NV. .Sr, ,b30 co
452 II NV. 7r. b. 9 %
3I2 X NV. Or. b. .26.50
DWELLINGS.
637 f Cap. l1r,b. ..p.S
220 I'd ne. l0r. b.. 80. 8 )
657 g ne. 6r, b. ....35.N
3Os Mass av ne.6. rs. 10
1921 10th ne, 6r, b.3.5O
DWELLINGS. SOUTHE
1922 Water sw. 6r.b19.3 80
1925 5th Sc, Arb. so
i4O Heck'n Sc Or. b. 15.W -
APARTMENT:
Lafayette apt.5r.'.. 3h.60
POLL l4th NV Or, 2b. 25. 90
9O1 Mas av NV T.o:'3 ~
2O6 D NV. Ar. b. % 80
31T X. 5r. h. .21 5
1854 w l ard. .6r,b 20. 70
SIG R av NV. .5r b. .2c.5l
BUSINESS
Stumph bldg. west
part ~,
1904 + NV. .G5 10
300 eth nv. entire
building .......10.W
1899 7th NV. .lS.W
ialS ifh NV. =. .-S.U
lsnS eth. sto. IT. ~. 20
2n1l 18th NV. .sr h. 70 70
SOB 18th NV. LIST 10000
COLORFb
1907 Cor nw.1'r.h rs. o
1904 X NV. Tor. b. 80. o
1871 9TH NV. .2&3fls 30 o
1881 9th NV. 6r. N..2s. Q
1877 9Th NV. 8" BIZ q
1926 5th NV. 7r.b.25.6t
4a3 VI" az n.v.l r. .
1882 V NV, Or. b. . &
250s 14th NV. .6r.h . {
isi Fla av NV, r.b.2 Z
Il2O Goth. Or, W. ID S
:2@tg STE av nv.
rs Girad. Or. b. 20 81
739 4th nv. Ir.w .@.G
1919 18TH NV. Or. 20 81
1923 Eth NV. Or, W. '.C(
aO3 ped - =
421 Oakdale, Or, b. .10.St
63I y nv Or W. Il y
1901 Mad NV. Sis. {
1885 9th NV, Ir, 17.d
We have a mum er !.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
FOR RENT-BY MOORE s. HILL uNCJ.
14:O-"2 II St NV.

1882 10Th, Or. b. .4o.W
35l: 10th. 1lr. b.. 4 no
2349 18th. Or. b. 81 30
1642 Newt uw.9r.hI. 80
1880 WilI'd.Sr .2h. 49,. 81
1928 Will'd.Sr. 2b, f3I. so
1886 Westm'r. .sr, b. .3o.5"
1899 Ore av. Or. b. 3J.ah
$50 R l av.10r. b.. 81 81
Ken'g'n. Md. Sr. b. 70. 20
Clar'dop. Va. Or. BIS %
16 9Th ne, Or. b. . 81. 0
'392 9th. fcc. b. ..3e.5 }
1913 10th NV .6r.b. %
G26 A ne.9r.b. 20 :"
614 9th ne. Or. b. 80 81
fS Q NV. Or. h. 30. 81
1852 11th NV. .6r. .b.3o 50
946 r I av NV s.. b:'n. :"
722a ShepHerd. 7r,h.30.a0
go 222d NV. Sr. h."S.ah
ia Bryant. Or. b.2S.5o
?9l7 Ga av. Or. b.31.3o
1876 IngloS;d" a. ''"- 20
13o6-os STU NV. w.Sr. .bo5. 30
- y y av ne..'r.h-1 :"
PIG l. NV. Sr.b. - ~
800 I. ne. Tor, h. ..25.5o
IS Quincy. Gr. b.. $3.50
1901 Goth NV T-.h.."a 81
60 y Y av nw.ar.b. $3.50
Een'c'n. Md. Sr. h. %. 60
'"th&Irv'g ne. sto. d"5 90
l5th&Ir' 8 ne,Sr.b"' "'
10 y. Or. b. o
S VI ne. 7r. b. %. 20
l04 Quincy ne Ir.k
81 7. ne. 6r. h.....22.5H
1870 2oth nv. .Sr.h q. "a
527 Irving. Or. h. .o0-o0
11I4 Mont av. .6r. b. 1880
13th&Trv'g "" WIS "
"2s 18th sw. .6r. W. 1850
144S F. Sc. 6r. b. II 81
1921 Morse ne.6r.b1e.50
61S P.ckfordne, Or. .h16.5n
900 9th Sc. ar. -. .15.m
G35 Flor'ce ne. Or. .h14.00
v FLATS.
cc309 y. 1st f.5r.h.16.5o
- Sc. 6-, b. Il 80
1912 E ne, ,4r.b. ..14.5'
1884, Tenn ne. Ar. b. 1850
D TENANTS.
7O6 I'd NV. 5r. 1850
TlS 24th NV, ar.w.'5 50
1927 9th, 5r. W. 90
''o. 9th NV. Jr. 1000
2413 and 2415 I
NV. g.. w.......15. no
200 | Sc, Or, b. .14.5O
Sc Mass av NV 5r. .l3.5b
l13S Govt ct. Ar. 1859
Foundry alley. 4r.1O.50
Rear 92i y NV, ir. 1000
1908 I'd Sc, $50
Evening star., 1914-11-18

FOR RENT-172s WIILARD--A BEAUTIFUL
modern home rooms. baths: dou lie back
porch; modern heating pant: ig perfect condi
tion. Rent reduced to $3.50. Special induce
ments will be made desirable tenant. Key At
office.
MOORE & HILL dnc,.. 1902 H St NV
FOR RENT-1345 /. ST. N.W.-SIrU ATED N
the heart of downtown section: 10 rooms,
baths: in excellent condition. Suitable for first
class boarding house. Rent has been reduced
to S66. 90. Key at office.
MOORE & Hill. dnc,., 1902 st. NV
Evening star., 1914-11-18

Scott Circle. 22r. 1
baths. year. =. So. .WO'
r l av. 16r. ) baths
& stable, year...o SO
Wyoming av, 1sr. =
baths. year -. 3. go
Mass av. 20r.5S,yr.3.0g
r I av, lar. 3h. yr.2. go
\ II av. 14r.3b. VIZ, 40
2162 Fla av. 11r. >
baths. wear. .203
100 l.. 2Or. 81. .20l
1i10 Mas a. NV LOO
2236 Mass. 1ir. 3b. .l25
1136 18th NV. .12i.. ..b.I-o
1879 VI NV. 14r.3b. 12ca
1914 18th. 12r. 3b. .!ee5
1850 10Th nv. 3h. LIS
401 G NV. !ge sto,
1st floor. 12r. 2b. :. l15
Sc cor 22d & Pa av.
DIR. 2h ..........1or
2162 Fla ay. 11r.2b. 100
91"f X NV. a.. .h. .fm
17l9 18th NV. w.12r.2hS5 90
i223 y nw.15r.2b. 81. 90 I
l746 T nw.13r.oh. 81 :i3
1888 Hobart 81. .2b. 800
: irving '2r'. p. .-0.a0
1345 l. NV, ,15r 2b. &c. 90
1856 r ay. .ur.h "a. n.n
"n49 PIX rd. 10r.3b. $500
1879 TX rd. Tor, 2h. 55. o.
1900 Newt'n. Tor. .ooh55. 90
13i3 irving. Tor. b. 80. 20
1897 Calf. Or. b. 80. o
1T19 35thnw. Tor. ..b@. 90
1875 18th INV. Or. b. 80. 90 +,
1920 Harv'd,1or.2b 5 90 |
6liMd av ne. .12r. b. 81. 90
1899 Relm't. t.10r.2h.4S. % I
1IG2 Cor. 9r.2h. .47.@
li0S Webster. Or. h. $3.50
"S2l Brentwood rd.
ne. Tor. 2b. 40 20
1919 10th NV o.. h. 4n.T
800 1lth. 10r. 2b. .40.50
Percy ST 4 Brook |
vile rd. lnr. b. 40. ~
TWO-F.NII
2T0o 11th nw.5r.b.22.5rI
211 '1th. 5r. b. ..22oo.50
1927 Y nw.5r. h. 1865,
GIG 22d. ID fi.4r.h.16.5r
23l3 y. 5r.h 1st 1860 |
FOR. COZ "'E
81 T. Tor. b......35.50 I
III 7. Gr. h. 81 20.
1927 1Tth. O. so
1924 Walla III. Orb > %
$50 25t nw.6r-b. 90 81
21S 7 NV. 6r. b. .22.50
zoos X ny.Ir
SS3 iutn NV. .hr.b. .-..a
13I ID. Sr. b......H.50
h34 cath NV .Gr, b. -2u.5
53S 9th nw.6r.b. .2O.50 /
S15 9th NV. .6r. b. .20.5)
635 Acker ne.Ir.b.l9.51 I
1925 Va av. 6r. ..1S.5
125 l. nw.5r.'v....iT 81
COS Park rd, Or, b.16.5O
% De recs. 6r. b. :! 90
40 10th se.6r. ". 1853
744 Irving. Ar. b.. 1870
GET OUR FULL REN'
All classes of propert.
list of desira hle apartm
MOORE & HILL nnc.
Evening star., 1914-11-18
FOR RENT-BY EDWARD S. wEScoTT.

1907 P
e11 9th. sto. Sr. b. .hwhS4.3
1902 Vt av, l2r, ,3b. II. 60
1907 s. 10r. .hwh. .45.1J
1907 18th. Tor. b.ami4s. 20
31O7 y. 11r. b. .40.sO
Y06 23d, Tor, ami. .35. ID
2O20 y. Tor. b. ami. .32 %
221S ". Sr. b. lat.33.3
1884 F, Sr. b. lat. 300
500 B Sc. 10r. h. 3D. 30
21Os Eye, 10r. b. lat. 30 so
1895 q. 7r. b. la .2s.5o
2137 G. Or, b. 80
2134 Eye. Sr.b,lat.@ $3.50
"3O1 Fl. 7r, b,hwh .25 81
1927 y. Or. b, lat. ..23.5o
2433 X. 7r. b. .....22. 20
1925 Eye. Or. b,lat.20 80
$50 18Th ne. Or. b.20.50
1924 Camb'ge. Or, b. 20. so
1921 Both. .r, w, y, latls. %
624 ID sw. 6r, b. ..IS.50
1904 L, 6r. b.
2209 Eye. 7r, ". 1880
250s Eye. Or. w...15. 20
1924 c sw. 7r. w..15.5U
SIP 23d. Or. b.....14.JO
2310 Eye. 7r. w...13.5u
1889 32d. Or. w....13.tO
2409 F. 5r, ". SO
APARTMENTS.
The Carlisle, 1918 y.
$2s.5 to $3.50.
95S F sw. 2f1. 4r.b.12.50
STORES.
2045 L. sto. 3r. b.2I.0n
For cprpp1afa M
Evening star., 1914-11-18
FOR SALE
NO. 1852 PARK ROAD.
OPEN DAILY UNTIL 10 Pm.

A well built two-story brick resi-
dence; six large rooms. reception hall.
tiled bath, cellar. laundry. servants
toilet; hot-water heat; gas and cleo
tric light; porches; large closets; en-
tire house, including floors. thorough
ly overhauled; made-to-order screens
and metal weatherstrip; good lot. A
more convenient location cannot be
found. Price reduced from S., 500 to
$1,000. Reasonable terms.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Phone NJ. 1884. 812 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1914-11-18

s27 9th. II. W, 5000
1880 LIST. 1r. W, g.15.0v
800 23d. 1r. W. g..15.W
COLORED FLATS.
2219 F.. 5r. b. 1880
sos 23d. 2f. 5r.b. 1850
COLORED.
i0s8 18th. Or, b. lat 80. so
92l French. Or. b. lat.25.50
922 oath. Sr, b. ..23.D
2o31 L. 7r. b. 1880
,0o3 X. 7r,b, lat. ..23. o
1905 9th. 7r, b, lat. 0.3O
2117 II. 7r, w....19.50
1716 r. 5r, h. eel. 1850
COG Acker, Or, h. . .1S.Sb
1852 21st, 6r. w...1S.C0
1929 Goth. Or. w. 1850
G21 y H av. Or. b. 1850
sN05 *. Or. w.....16.So
1876 22d, 5r,
PIT Eye. CIR, W. 1880
603 23d. 5r. W. 1850
2435 Eye. 5r. w...14.50
512 Path. Or. w....14-0
22a22 Va av. 5r. w..1i.50
937 23th. Or. w.. 1880
'23 23d, Or. w....12.O
500 25th. Ar. w....12.50
412 18th. 5r. W. ..12.50
ia 27i.n. Or. W. 1850
2410 Va av. 5r. W. .12.70
colt Y Y av. 5r.w.'1.So
Chase ct.6r.w.ce'. 10 o
1908 Wy,.ie ne.5r, ,w10.6
719 23d. 5r. w....10.J0
n,,,pa Main f42S
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FOR RENI-HoUsEs.
l<Fl RNt>HED lContinued
FOR RENT
STONE & FAIRFAX,

STONE &
1912 New "
Adjoining cornt
$500. .S23 10Th NV
5000. .17oO l. NV. 20r
500. .S25 18th NV
$15O.Ii1O Mass NV. 12r
S.25. 1880 10Th NV. 12er
S125. 1929 NJ NV. 1ir
S12a. .1136 17th NV 12r
500. .476 Ia av nw,2lr
500. 1891 Kenyon l2r
S1OO.2l62 Fla av nw,12r
S95. 1852 Col rd. IL
SO. 1877 Col I'd. .12r
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SS3.33. liza p NV. liz
$50. 80. ..1133 2 NV. 12r
$75......1746 2 nv, 1@r
ST.. .2O19 10Th NV. 12r
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S65. 1852 Harvard. Tor
S63. .2u29 Hi,lyer pl, 1.r
$62. so. Northampton st
$50. 1924 CARTE d II
$50. -. .90T VI NV. 12r
$50. 1883 Col rd, l0f
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$55. 1902 U NV. TO-
S55. 1885 Park I'd. 1nr
$50. ..1S21 " NV. 10r
$50. 1888 l NV. 10
S55. .1+O6 Irving, itr
S52.50.1205 lint NV, r
$3.50. .3021 Mac, NIB. Sr
S5a. .179i Lan.,r pla e
$50. ....1227 Girard. Tor
$50. 1909 18th NV. lar
$50. 1913 Irving. 12r
so. 1921 l3tii NV. 10r
$50. .....1631 Il NV. l2r
S5O@.... 1913 Q NV. 12r
$i7.5O. 1852 Corn Tor
$3.50. '3O2 Col rd. 1Or
$45.75. 32S Indiana nv, ,1Or
SIS. 80. .173S u NV. 10.
S45. 1907 14th NV. Sr.
St5. 1888 17th nv. Or
$3.50. zoos RI av nw,1lr
$3.50. .11I9 Chnrch. Tor
$40. Is. .222 ID Sc. 12r
$40. 50....161S Q NV, y
81. 30. 242i IS II nv. 3r
$40. 80. .2O14 18th NV. Or
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5000. 1881 Ont pl, Or
5000. ..1402 Girard, or
$40. so. ..1315 Q NV. 1lr
$40. ..2930 14th NV, Sr
S3S.5n.243+ Pa av NV. Tor
s37 so. 12i6 10th NV, lhr
$37. so. All Mass av, Sr
S37 so. .2S19 14th NV. ~
S31. so. 1912 Newton, Or
S37. 30. .2439 18th NV. gr
S35.5O.3527 Holmead. 6-
$35 so. c ne 81
$3.50. .45S " NV. 10r
$50. so. 1895 Z av NV Or
S35. 50. 1852 Quincy, 6r
SO 80. .465 II NV. 10r
S35. 80. $40 y ] av
$35. .754 Quebec. Or
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$3.50. 81 V NV. ar
S32. 80. ...1514 18th. Or
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$50. -. .141S hw. liz
$50. SO. .731 F'mont. g.
$40. so. .T33 Fairmont.7rI
$50. 5O.1S Quincy pl ne, ,6r
$50. so. .3O17 11th NV. or
$50. 80. 1907 18th NV, 6r
5000. 81 y Y av. 7r!
$50. so. .1511 VT av, Sr
$50. 30. .612 10th ne. Tor
$50 so. .l6 9Th ne, Or
$40. so. 80. 1899 9Th. Or
$40. 80. .173S Ore av, 6r
$30.5O. .211S G NV, 10r
$50. so. ISL C ne. 7rI
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$50. ..2l1 11th Sc. g.
$2S. so. . 1872 Corc'n. 6r
$2s. "a I ne. ~r
$27.O.1259 23d NV. Or. .2b
$27. so. 1O07 y Cap, 6r
$3.50. .2OO7 H NV, Or
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$3.50. 100 Adams, Or
$3. so. FOG A ne. r|
$25.5O.915 y ] av NV, Gr
$G. so. rs D Sc, Or
$25. so. :. 1924 Irving, 8r
$25. so. 1924 18th nw.3rI
$25 so. .01O F:agler. Or
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$25. 50. .....3S r NV. Or
See our list Of apartI
IN Tot
Evening star., 1914-11-18

LUMBER's CHEAP-BUILD NOW. WE AS
sist you doubly. Well draw and submit plans
free. and also assist you in financing your deal
TEPPER & DIAMOND, 504 st. Ph. NJ. 323S.
FOR SALELA HOME IN BEST SECTION OF
Mount Pleasant. west Of 10th St. containing 6
large rooms. tiled bath. pantry with window:
three porches, hot-water heat, electricity and
gas and laundry: beautiful front lawn and
large rear yard: price less than $1,000. Address
Box 2S0. Star Office.
FOR SALE-RARE BARGAIN
Fine 1Oroom brick ho"se best location NV.
5000.
OWNER, BOX $50. Star once. %
HOMESEEKERs. ATTENTION.!
I will finance the building Of your home At
Chevy Chase. D. c., over your own plans and
specifications a very small cash payment
Balance like rent All houses detached. Large
lot For further particulars call on
WA. H. RITCH1E,
317 Colorado Building Prone Main 5231.
FOR sALE-AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
Home or Investment: st ne. between 3rd
and 4th sts.: gocd neighborhood: rooms. bath
and cellar: lot 19x10O to 25-foot alley house
cost more to build than the price: price. $1,000:
terms. 81 900 cash. balance years. GEO. W.
LINKINS. 1714 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1914-11-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


ss s.ateu0eU.s
FOR sALE-ATrENTIoN. TNvEST0Rs.
one OF ''e best $50 sSp"s,,sns ssas ever offered
New brick houses with haths. renting q,
reduced rent $3.50 month: owner says
rent is so low that there were dozens after
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1882 New York ave.
PAYING 1lTo NET.
Each rents for $3.50.
New brick houses on nlmieFed stree: north
vrnicnces 10 OF them All rented.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
FOR SALE-A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
Handsome 3-story houses at sacrifice. Out
of-town owner must sell.
Reduced TO S4.15o.
Within 800 feet Of Stanton Park, near 9Th
stories. cellar
rooms and hath.
Formerly heid at $500.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE 81. $50
rooms and ba1s . full sst"ry @ ,', houses se, And
hut erected by days work for owners occu-
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
FOR SALE-&4.OO0
rooms on each noos. Cellar under entire
house. 2 stairways.
sen on an . SeM Se1F }s5s a5s at
FOR sALE-s4. $50.
Brick dwelling. with garage.
Hot-wa heat.
stories, cellar rooms deep on each door.
stone E 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALES. 500.
N st. near 9th
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE 5000 WILL BUY HOME ON
rooms: 20 feet wide.
lov.,s location:
FOR sALB-IWo CHIAP HoTsEs.
NEW. ATTRACTIVE.
$3.50 EACH.
Well constructed. beautifully finished About
electric lights tiled bath: good sized lots.
Very easy payments sn MN, 900,
One square from l4th and Shepherd SITS.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
FOR sALE--"A PERFECT GEM"
CONVENIENT TO GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE.
CITY POST OFFICE AND UNION STATION.
ONLY $500.
ALL CONTINGENCIES: H.-w. HEAT:
TILED BATH: ELECTRIC LIGHTS: HARD
WOOD FLOORS 20 FEET FRONT. ROOM
FOR A STABLE. WIDE ALLEY. RENTING
FOR $3.50.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
GAINS EVER OFFERED ON COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS.
Between 18th and 18th SITS. A three-story
and cellar brick dwelling. containing IL rooms.
three bathrooms. two stairways. hotwater
heat: 1000 square feet more In the
lot. running back to a wide public alley.
S6.250 viii buy this elegant home. 1t will
compare with many held at $1,000 and $12,
600. In fact, 800 was once loaned on this
property.
II you wish to purchase a house At q price
30 low that you would be able to sell at
profit this il your opportunity.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.