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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
GERMANS ANNOUNCE
SUCCESS ON RIGHT
Official Statement of General
staff in Berlin Tells
Of Advance.
EXPECTS CLASH IN POLAND

Bv wireless 10 SaNNlHe, l.. l.
The official statement Of the German
General stan TODAY SAYS that the
lighting on the German right wing in
France has been successful.
other official news given out IN
dudes the following.
big battles between German and
Russian armies IN Poland may soon
Toe expected 10 take place.
Belgian officers some days ago sent
an unguded railway train TO destroy
the transports Of the big German siege
howita.rs. The vigilance OF tho Ger
man railway troops, however. frus-
trated the plan.
German newspapers speak OF the
possibility OF Portugal declaring war
against Germany.
"Servian papers published al Nish
declare that Russias policy has forced
Scryia into a desperate situation which
may result in a total breakdown.
Turkey has declared the Sea OF Mar
mora. the inland waters between the
Dardauelles and the Bosporus, TO be
forbidden zone for shipping.
"Salar Ed Dowloh. "A brother of the
ex- Shah OF Persia Mohammed All
Mira. known az an enemy OF Russia
who has been fugitive from Persia
/ for some wears. has now returned "a
! the Persian frontier from Europe with
II consignment Of arms,
THE morbid fear on the part OF the
! English that the truth OF the present
situation in Europe might become
known in Egypt has resulted in very
strict measures and some laundering
All travellers arriving in or leaving
/ Egypt are searched for letters or pa
pers. English officials at Alexandra
on September 81 made an extended
search of the wife Of tho Khedive anC
his sister Princess Nimet Hanem
"'rhr troops of India were told that
they were being sent to Europe for Q
military tournament"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
SOUTH ATLANTIC CLEARED.
British LINE TO Rcsume-German
Crutscrs sunk, Perhaps.

Local agents OF the Lamport 4 Holt
steamship Line, which has maintained n
partial service recently between this port
and South America, received n despatch
from the london Office Yesterday author
ling them To resume complete service.
This means that the menace of Ger
man cruis'Fs has vanished from the South
Atlantic. according to the belief of the
agents, There were three war craft out
after British merchantmen. the cruisers
karlsruhe and Dresden and the auxiliary
cruiser Kronprinz wilhelm Shipping
folk hcr"ahout are wondering II The trio
have beer sunk or have simply ned IN
other waters
The first shin 10 sail under the new
dispensatior VIII he the Vestrls. schod
uled tn depart on October "a for BRAZILIAN
and Argentine ports by way of Barbados.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
TELLS OF ADVANCES.
vienna Says Austro-German Gains
surprise Russians.

VIENNA, via London, oct. THE Gov
eminent announces the success OF Austria
forces in northeast Hungary, in Gallcla
and In Russian Poland. Gen. Won Hoefer.
deputy chief OF STAFF, gave out the follow
ing to-day:
"October 6-The sudden advance OF tho
German and Austrian forces in Russian
Poland seems TO have surprised tho Rus
slams completely. Although they moved
strong forces from Galca to the north,
they were repulsed and driven back
across the Vistula by the allies while
making an effort to cross the river in the
direction OF Opatow. our troops captured
a bridge held by the Russians nea. San
domlr. In Galicla We are advancing in
accordance with our plans. In the vicinity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
ZABERN REGIMENT TO FRONT.
AIsatIans Now Hold NIuety-nintb In
Affection, Is Report.

RERLIN Via The Hague and London,
oct lit Is announced that the Ninety
ninth Infantry Regiment, which figured
IN the Zabern, Alsace affair, has recruited
its ranks with volunteers and again has
eft Zabern for the front
The announcement made public here
SAYS that the relations between the regi-
ment and the people of Zabern are now
Of the best and that the people OF the
town gave the troops quantities of cigars
ana supplies of winter clothing before
they left.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
FLOOD MENACE TO FLOODERS.
Dutch, Fearing storms, Would
Lower Level Raised for Defence.

THE HAGUE, oct. To be ready al a
moments notice to inundate portions Of
the country for defensive purposes the
water level in the rivers and canals Of
Holland is kept abnormally high
Now that the autumnal storms are COM
ing on the administrative boards OF SOW
oral "pudlers' ttracts Of reclaimed land
below the sea level) are afraid that the
dikes will not he able to stand the strain
The owners of land in the Necht district
have appealed to the Government IN the
matter and meaeures will be taken %
lower the water level as far as may he
Judged compatible with defensive pur-
noses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
GERMAN LOSSES 100000.
berlin Military Authorities Admit
Heavy Casualties


I.oNpoN. oct THE Rome corre-
spondent Of the Exchange Telegraph
Company SAYS that an official list pub
lished in Berlin gives the German losses
IN killed and missing up 10 september
AT $4,000.
According TO the correspondent the
Berlin military authorities admit total
losses to date Of at least 100000
BERLIN. via The Hague and London,
oct THE forty-third German casu-
atty list. made public to-day, contains
he names OF 10000 men dead. wounded
and missing.
The list includes the name Of Major
Gen. Won Walter, who was wounded at
Tarnovka. Russian Poland, on Septem
Der 9, while commanding Il brigade OF
landwehr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
GERMANS IN COMMAND.
Austrian Chief ~ stan said Go Hny,
Hcrn Removed.

ROME, oct. The Tr+,ruo a,te-
fishes the following despatch from its
CORE spCndent at Nienop:
The entire Austrian army has beer
placed under the orders OF the German
General Staff
Baron Conrad von Hor,acndorf. ne
Austrian chief OF sum. has been r'k
moved from his post"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
6 AUSTRIAN CRAFT SUNK.
Two Dcstroyers, Two TORPEDO" Boats
strike Mines, Is Report.

PARIS. October According to the
Rome correspondent OF the Havas
Agency. the NeSSdOcro has despatch
from Ancona saying that two Austrian
destroyers and four Austrian torpedo
boats have been sunk off the Dalmatian
coast by mines
The greater part Of the men on the
six vessels we're lost the despatch SAYS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

sitlons along the line OF the Wir-
bulen frontier. At Lvck the Rus
sian troops continue their advance,
and at several places they have
penetrated into East Prussia.
70 sum ny. the German offensive
on the Niemon has been brought TO
an end 10y d complete check accom-
panied 10y very considerable losses.
liens is nine miles uorthedst Of Arras
and Ia Bassce Is thirteen niles south
east Of that city. Armontieres Is Mint
miles northwest % Lille virtually on th'
Belgian border
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
WOUNDED PACK TRAINS.
Retr~rttng Germans Cnns- Cons-s-
tion OF Line. PeiroErad Hears.

BoEDEAux. oct. Official deer icHe,
from retrograd say the stan OF tho Gen.
cral'ssimo announces that the tH4ou6 I'd
joining the frontier are chok.d with trains
packed with the retrcatinR German troons
despite the recnforcements from Kocnlgs
borg and the nnIndantly equipped he
fence positions along the frontier
II X reported that the Cologne Gd:1t'r
admits that the wounded ar" arriving
from the eastern frontier so rapidly la
the trains are two or three davs o. Iva
road before the line is clear and tho ar'
able 20 proceed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
CHANNEL rs CLOSED.
Mining of North Sea virtually Seals
waterway.

BERLIN, oct :, by wireless to Say
vile /" - Berlin comment on the Brit
ish Admiralty's announcement II the
laying Of mines IN the southern part
OF the North Sea points out that II viz
tually closes the Channel TO neutral ship
ping and that the belt OF mines from
kamsgAte to Ostend effectively. though
uno fnCiallv. biockades the ports OF the
Netherlands
The German Admiralty repeated to-day
its statement that Germany has laid mines
only along the coast of Great Britain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
ZEPPELIN TO DIRECT
AIR RAID ON ENGLAND
Indications Point to Great
Dirigible Expedition Across
the Channel.
Insure Against Airships.


T.oNDoN. oct. There is a rush to
insure against damage by German
aircraft. Iloyds charge for London
dwelling + - pence 81 centS) PER
hundred pounds: for insuring lives,
Is pence l3G centsl per hundred
pounds. 4 g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
STIR IN PERSIA AGAINST CZAR

AMSTERDAM. oct. THE Vienna
RUndSchoU learns from Constantirople
that antl-Russian agitation in Persia
Is increasing. Threa ening letters It e
reported, were found in the Russian
legation at Teheran. Russia intends n
send troops into Persia to protect her
nationals and the diplomats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
y GROUND AT SEVERAL POINTS ON LEFT
CSar's Army Approaching
Budapest, Is Rome Report

Of rarnobrzeg we routed dlviso, d,
Russian Infantry"
II q officially announced from Hl.y
Maramaros county. Hungary thu; gu,
Austrians have been victorious over .,.
Russians in a battle near Kricsfs.va Ia.
official statements credit the Austrian.
with occupation OF important passes T.. -
Carpathians.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
BRING DOWN GERMAN Filler.
French Fir. Lowers Arroplnn- Near
Troyes.

PAPrs oct "a German aeropianA
ayiug over Eowilly Seine twenty-
three miles northwest OF TfoyeT was
brought down by French tre yesterday.
according To Hlvas Agency despatch
from Tgoyes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

In the map is shown the change in the battle front
in the This extenus from Arras directly
northward the LensLn Bassee region and is thus at
its northern point only about miles from the Belgian
frontier.
The Germans have been unable to complete their
fanking to break the allies lines and thus
isolate the army operating in the north In this move
ment the Germans have thrown to the west a strong
force of cavalry for the purpose of cutting the British
line of communication with Dunkrk. Calais and other
west coast towns This force into contact with
the cavalry deachments of the allies and severe
gagement took place Armintiers. the Belgian Dor
der about miles of Lille According to the Off
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
REDUCING PREEMfSL.
Russians Battering Down Fort ktt.k
Fort-Dcf-st Rcitef Forc..

NVF'T"I 'UOTr UtNVUICT n THs ""
PETROGRAD. Oct. IA depatch from,
LemJerg states that the Russians a.,
gradually destroying the fortresees and
the city Of Przemysl by the unren o. nv
fire OF heavy guns. Many houses AZ,
burning
Every attempt by the Austrian to
relieve PrZemysl has been repgs-l ".,A
heavy losses To the attaclttf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
MINES PREVENT TRAFFIC.
ships Plying Between Germany and
Denmark suspend Operation.

CoPENHAdEN, oct 7.--Steamship traffic
between Denmark and Germany ny way
OF Gjedser and Warn"muende has been
stopped following the discovery OF drift
ing mines IN the Baltic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

gustowo and Suwalki was most san
culinary. The German machine guns
finally turned the tide of battle. but the
SLAUGHTER Of German artlllerymen was
terrific. One German battery lost all or
It's men and cavalrymen we're drafted
to serve the guns. The cavalrymen held
ont until they had only three rounds of
Ammunition left. Then they retired,
with Russian infantry only a furlons
away. Bad weather hampered the move
ments Of the German troops and inter
fered seriously with aerial reconnais-
sBnce.
The Germans were compelled 10 stand
in country which was little pet'er
than "A morass. The Russians. gaining
heavily In offensive strength. were
powerful also in artillery, which IN
cluded two naval pieces which innlc'ed
heavy losses.
Dispatches 10 the Ri.sskoe Sioto re-
ceived from the front and transmitted
Ia. this city assert that the losses Oh 'ue
Germans in engagements in Suwa'N'
province and along the River Niemeh'
battles which forced a general Germa
retreat, were enormous. The Russlah
artillery was frightfully destructive. ac-
cordng to this report. and thousands Oh
German dead were left along the 'si'
bank OF the Niemen.
col GoteieyAki the Russian Military
At,sche in Washington, made pubic las'
rtght n abatement received from Petro
Grad This statement confirms the rcptrts
! Of ooerationr In East Prussia ana nun
gary contained IN the foregoing despatch
from London.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
HOPE FOR belmont"
AS PARK VANISHES
Beautiful Barber Estate to Be Site
of Three Apartment
Houses.
WORK TO BE STARTED TUESDAY

The hope of many WashingtoniaLs that
the old Belmont estate at Fourteenth and
Clifton streets northwest might become
a public park will be eXtinguished Tues
day when ground is broken there for the
erection of three large apartment houses
by Harry Wardman.
The property was purchased by Mr..
Wardman some months ago and plans
made for the erection Of an apartment
house At the instance of a number OF the
residents of that section Mr.. Wardman
promised to delay his plans for time
to give the public a chance to raise 500,
600 for the purchase Of the old estate for
parking purposes.
1t was agreed that those interested
should pay part of the carrying cost
that is. part o. the taxes-and interest.
When this payment fell due about three
months ago. the money was not forth
coming and Mr.. Wardman declared the
estate lost to Washington by default.
The estimated cost of the three build
ings that will be built on the estate is
81. 10000. They will resemble closely
Falkstone Courts erected by Mr.. Ward
man about half a block away.
Two of the structures will be built
fronting on Fourteenth street and the
third on the present site of the mansion.
The plans for the APARTMENTS are elabor-
ate and include private garages, and
tennis courts.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

DEEDS.
So 1921 Its - to 9i-BURN. Jas ct u1 Lotto L
IA Harry Jackson * Geo W Stickney joint
tenants SO trs
t3il6 to SID II st nw) 20
So 1854 Its Isi to ls7-BRADDoCK, Frank g to Jas
ID Burn $40. Trust 500 s.
Oiis bet q & ID SITS mel
So 100 Its 10 lsl-RRN, Jas ID ct ux Lottic L
to Harry JACKSON & Geo W stickney joint
tenants SO trs
nth bet b & O SIS nS) Sc
50 81 north pt II IS Saul's Add'n-COLI.ANER
Newton L ct ux Gertrude to Horace C smithy
ct ux Rosalic L joint tenants so covenants
n3th bet Crittcnden & Decatur SITS nwl IS
50 1864 Its 10 10 10 & le4 to ls7-CHICCA Anrrlo
TO Geo W stickney Harry jackson joint
tenants $40
nils bet O & ID sts mel 81
Bean's Adventure pt tract described-CARsoN.
Pleasant Plains parcel s,-7-HAMIEToN. Frances
Rebecca, the younger to Jos Hamilton SO
So 23l Its lle to IL ok i6 Holmead Manor-MET-
CALF, VIM p to Rachel G Pierce so trust 81
Rock Greek Oh Rd, near Spring Rd nwi
So 1854 It %. 81 5636 Its s. 50. 81 sea- Its s.
81. % 1854 Its Is & 10 q . Rsndle Highlands
MELTON, Jno to The Realty Co Inc
So 1853 Its /. .. to 10 blk whiteharen Harlem
PIERCE. Rachel G to Resinal T Grimes $40 sub
to right Of way
tClark n, 8 Of Elliot Pl nwD Is
So pit org 1t 2s-PILLING, Jno W ct TX Elizabeth
Q to VIM Mcclure SO sub to right Of way
t2ith bet 4 SITS uw) a
So So II fs-SCHNEIDER, Jno r ct ux Csroline to
Cllo1 Park Pi mel a
So Iei 1t :s4-sTIcKNEY. Geo W and Harry
JACKSON 10 Angelo Chiccs 80 TT 500
t5fl6 Il ST nul "a
81 l.ss II zs-ssme to Jos cuneo so
50 ins4 Its Is4 to iss-sans TO Frank B,ddock so
llf,s bet & u sts ae) s.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
REALTY SALES
SHOW SLUMP
Total Fell Short of that OF
the Six Preceding
Days.
MANY LOANS RECORDED
Pnscipal Financial Transaction Was
Refuadins of Debt on New Com
mere. Department Building.
MANY LOANS RECORDED

p-edIetisas of real estate brokers last
week FOR a record week for sales oidn
eon,s QUITE true. When the final figures
for the ID, days were footed up" the
intsi sho ed a decided slump in sales.
Tie record for the week fell short OF
mat Of tn preceding six days by sixteen
Transactions. The total was III trans
tcsi9ns
Thar IA decline in interest in real
estate q purely local and is likely TO be
teserssG soon is shown in the report
Tor TIE country on the activities in jan
Rnry, Iqls as compared with the same
month last year. just printed in Dun's
RsFiew. according to the figures received
Frenl rs sixty-five leading cities OF the
Souf trE there was an increase of 81
Dc. aent. representing a total expenditure
OF 80, ~ q. New York City experienced
= sAarr iecline in real estate activity,
She pc 70 Itage being III, but in most Of
ehe olh. cities the increases were con-
siderab :
r~rarIy 100000 in Loans.
J An interesting feature of the weeks
Business vas the loan market, where the
Si61A5J0 mark almost was reached
. Tic ncipal financial transaction OF
ths week. involved the refunding of the
me- u z ut" btpdI VI
Building at Nineteenth street and Penn
Syiyar'a avenue northwest. The encum-
tranCe q this property was increased to
sit5 100 presented by two loans. one for
sEsi0l@3 aud the other for s100,0o0. The
ia--s- loan was negotiated by the Com
susrgh uilding Company through the
NuiCU rust Company. The money was
Furnishes by the Fidelity Trust Company,
- Philadelphia, and is repayable in one,
Ewc. ara three years, and on December
% ~, With interest at 5.4 per cent. The
FocU' rust is in favor of the George a.
q a.'s- ompany for 10000, payable in
asrnusi EIstallments from January l, 1915,
60 jan iIry ], 1913, with interest ct per
5ssat
rae rIrpose of the refunding is to
ftfssn as company to proceed at once
y ~ ne erection Of an extension to the
baiiliTs. The addition is to rise to the
1~r5fSEi 4 the present structure, and is
sid r1 De intended as a home for the
NeIrGz Office, now located in rented
pro -Tt At First and B streets north
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
Eu-s HOMES BEING BUILT.
WIZ -. mt Corner of New Hamp.
shin. Avenue and II Street.

'ris tersection of New Hampshire
aNsr and r street northwest is the
Eng"r building operations that will re-
SAT- q he completion in a few months
o. SOM of the handsomest residences in
Nrshi- ton.
a aEs southeast corner of the inter-
sectiN- Of the two thoroughfares and
f-cDstuE on r street is the residence of
A e Cutler, which is patterned after
the isa- An type. Adjoining 1t and 'front.'
ing o. New Hampshire avenue is the
now rome for DIR. Louis c. Lehr, which
- o. me late Georgian type of architec-
tu-e. Hagonally across on the west side
H New Hampshire avenue is the hand
some J. me being erected for r. Golden
boDalispn. 1t its of the Italian renais-
EaHss type.
On he north side of r street west of
New = mpshire avenue is the extensive
GuEEe bsing built for Mrs. H. Fessenden
Asssr.s- The architecture of the Tudor
period as been strictly adhered to in
pis1si7 this house, while the residence
bang rampleted on the opposite side of
The street for Mrs. Theodosia Pleadwell
is OF % modified colonial type.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
Two IMPORTANT SALES.
Premises at 1918 and 1920 Copnec-
Heat Avenue Change Hands.

Two z the important sales of business
rlcpfrt- iconsummated last week were
sNs1aNEes of property in Connect
car ave- ue. The premises at 1913 Connec-
lieut. avenue were sold by Arthur Browne
70 Robert c. wilkins. and Mr. Wilkins
sold the house at 1870 Connecticut avenue
20 William l.. Thomas Mr.. Thomas in
tE-r conveyed the property to Mr..
Brown, but no consideration was an
hounce8.
Former Senator Nathan Is. Scott sold
the 7iG-fashioned residence al 1921 II
sttsat orthwest, that adjoins the site of
the HSc ton to the Commerce Building.
70 ~. Mary Carlisle Howe. wife of
ware Bruce Howe, assistant United
s'SiNS Aiorney for the District. The resi-
dereH sill be remodeled and used as tbe
residence Of the Howes.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
1854 Its 10 to Ip-Same to Jas B Bum SO

50 1854 Its 10 to Insane to Jas B Bum SO
(l{is bet G * ID SITS mel 90
50 5a5 pt It l6 blk 60 Petworth Add'n-TURTON
Annie Virginia to Dan1 II & Ellen o Edwards
joint tenants SO trust 5000
IN II ave bet Taylor & Upshur SITS nv) n
81 1S6 Il Il Chevy Chase Hattie CHEVY
CHASE LAND co to Ethel whpple Brown
Able $40 covenants
l5sth & Harrison 81 nvl .
50 s5a 1t a. 50 5656 Its /, So & So n 5sse Its s.
"a, 50 1854 Its Is. 10 & . Randle Highlands
Trust Go tr to Jno Melton SO cove
nants 70
So 246 It 81 blk ClifboIne-wALKER. Chas
ct Mary to Anna Kate Pendlcton $40, trust
$500
Is of Calvert st, W OF Clifbournc Pl nw) IL
So geos II IS blk North Col Hts-wALI,ACT. ]
Johnston ct ux Lottie X to Albert @ Tenly so q
kansas bet Shepherd Taylor SITS nw)
So SIS pt orr 1t WASHINGTON, Jno ct al trs Of
Mount Carmel Baptist Oh to Trs Mckinley Me
mortal Baptist Oh 800
18th a. l. sts nwl -
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
PLANS FOR NEW PARSONAGE.
Will Adjourn Central
Presbyterian Church.

A. P. Clark, architect. has prepared
plans for the parsonage to be built ad-
joining the new Central Presbyterian
Church now being erected at Fifteenth
and Irving streets northwest.
Bids already are in and announcement
Of the winner of the contract will be
made probably within the next few days.
The residence will be of colonial architec-
ture. and rough texture brick is to be
used. The house will have a width of
thirty feet, and will contain eight rooms
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
TWO FREAK" TRANSACTIONS.
suie OF Ono Inch of Land and An.
mother of Two Feet

Two freak real estate transactions
were recorded during the past week.
Ao X. Yoelson purchased a parcel
81 49, fronting one inch by depth Of
sew five feet on Four-and-a-haIy
snaet sputhwest from George w. Smith
.1E.
Woodward & Lothrop bought from Mrs
Kate T. Carlisle 4 parcel containing two
feet on Eleventh street northwest from
the northern end of the corner lot ON
F street with the depth of the lot. The
price was not made public in either
case.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
Buys Site for Health Resort.

A site near the District line for a new
health resort has been purchased by the
Chevy Chase Sanatorium, recently incor-
porated. The exact designation of the
property is lot 50 in square 2349. in the
subdivision of South Pinehurst. The
price was not announced, but the corpor-
alton placed two trusts on the property
that aggregate $4,000
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
Fire Revisit. wrecked warehouse,

Philadelphia, Feb. H.-Fire early today
destroyed what remained of the C. 3.
Porter & Co. warehouse, at Second and
Arch streets. the same place that was
burned two weeks ago. The flames
spread to adjoining structures. The heavy
Slow hampered the firemen, and it was
with great difficulty they succeeded in
getting the fire under control. The loss
Is estimated at about $4,000
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

A report published by the department
of agriculture and technical instruction
for Ireland gives the quantity of sea
fish landed in Ireland during the wear
1872 as H,7o7 long tons. valued At 81, 1872
IA
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

Handsome Stone and Brick
Residence; 16 rooms; large yard
(nearly half acre); front and rear
entrance to stable-garage; large
parlors, library, and dining-room.
Sale of property may include
some handsome historical furni-
ture.
Scott Circle and Rhode Island
Avenue; IL rooms; beautiful house
in choice location. Rents at 81, 800
year. Will sell on favorable terms.
Rhode Island Avenue, near 18th
St; II rooms and conservatory
lot AZ feet front. Very attractive
location and will sell at low price
to close estate.
Inquire for particulars,
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building,
S07 15th Street Northwest.
SEWING MACHINES.

TWO GOOD SEWING MACHINES. EXCELLENT
condition. $ each. One frst-ciass Drophead Auto
Lift. ST. Guaranteed. 2los 18th st. Phone n. LIS.
66-l MODEL SINGERS SLIGHTLY
used; SIS to SIS; other Singer machines
81, SO. and $12: guaranteed; all attach
ments. 3l3 Penn. ave. Sc. Phone L. as.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
MOVING, PACKING, STORING.

FREE MOVING FOR sTORAGE-Can n t3is fos
estfmates- 90 separate rooma SMITHS TRANS
FER STORAGE CO.. 81 ST. Night rsl N. IA