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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-16
THE cor ON THE BEAT"


In this film a brave and wide
awake policeman is rewarded for his
virtues First off he answers a small
boys summons to come quickly to
help his mother, who is very sick.
officer Casey calls a doctor immedi-
ately, and when Mrs Gale is ordered
to the hospital, offers to keep an eye
on the children, the eldest of whom is
Nellie, a very charming girl.
The father of the Gale children Is
away in the West, and the mothers
collapse was caused by his last letter,
in which he spoke of his probably
fatal illness, but told them he had
struck mine that paid and that his
partner would bring them their share
of the money. His partner played the
villain after this was written, left him
alone in the cabin to die, and went
away, selling the mine to a man
named Brown. When Brown visited
his new possession he found Gale still
alive, learned the story, nursed him
back to health and gave him his
rightful share Of the mine, sending
some of the money in advance to Mrs.
Gale.
One night the policeman dreamed of
a burglary in the Gale home and rest
lessly went out to walk past the house,
Just in time to catch Hawkins, Gales
former partner, who had spent his
money and gone in for house break
ing, that evening selecting the Gales's
house as his point of attack. The
next day Gale returned and there was
a happy reunion, at which the police
man was the guest of honor
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-16
NEWARK THEATRES

NEwARK-"Das Niternachmoedel" "The Midnight GrlD
eareanr
The Wall StreetG atnee
Ieubri
l
Moving tnuous rom a M to
to
Ceunt tor
hight. Thursday
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Cargo" of Living Models to
Show Fashions at Lake Ports

CHICAGO, April ia cargo" Of
living models, gowned in the latest
creations designed by Chicago dress
makers. will be exhibited this sum-
mer at the principal ports on the
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wuIrrLEs AND THE DIAMOND PIN

--Pathe.
WHITES, an impecunious artist, has
two notes on one memorandum sheet,
the first the information that he Is
out of town for all week, to be given
to the loan shark when he calls, and
the second an engagement to meet
girl at the rustic bridge in the park
at 2:30. The loan shark arrives be-
times and Whites hides himself in
a box couch, so he is not aware that
the memorandum sheet was left on
the table and that it fell under the
eagle eye of his caller, a gentleman
possessed of a diabolical sense of
humor. After his departure Whites
crept out and made ready for his rem
devious A. friend, richly bedecked
in diamonds, who called in just then,
generously loaned him a spectacular
headlight affair to wear in his scarf,
and Whites stepped jauntily forth.
The loan shark had put his machi-
nations into motion while Whites
was adjoining himself in glory. A
message dispatched to the young
woman announced that Whites could
not keep his engagement, so she went
away; but the Stenographer. a pretty
girl, nicely gowned, and fiirtatiously
expert. remained on the bench, and
when Whites arrived soon had him
overwhelmed with her charms. Not
a word would she say, however, and
when she departed the languishing
Whites followed persistently along
and was led straight into the loan
sharks office He hadn't a cent with
which to settle, but the loan shark
had his eye on the glowing diamond
and allowed that that would close the
account, insisted on it in fact. to such
an extent that to leave it behind was
the only way for WhifIles to escape.
WHITES, fairly swamped IN cha
grin, approached his friend of the
diamonds and related the pathetic
tale.
30, Eat is re nothing" the man re-
piled with an airy flourish. See, it |
is still ze-what you call it?-joke on
re loan shark" and he displayed a bill |
from a store with the notation, Zone |
diamond pin, $40"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-16

Nine. Bertha Kalich has just re-
turned to New York from Cuba,
where she has been for the last
month appearing in the star roles of
her former stage success Martha Of
the Lowlands.' and the romantic
play, THE Pride of Jennico.'
She has been acting these for the
movies" under the direction of Dan
lei Frohman, manager and general
director of the Famous Players Com
pany.
The "Marat" pictures were taken in
the Matanzas country. while THE
Pride of Jennico" was staged in the
vicinity of Havana.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-16

Albert Spalding gave concerts in
Cairo on March IS and at Alexandria
on March 26 and 20. Criticisms from
the newspapers of Cairo Indicate that
the American violinist played at his
best and achieved o remarkable per-
sonal success as well.
Mischa Elman, violinist and Josef
Hoffman,, pianist, will give a joint
concert Friday at 3 p. IN. at Carnegie
Hall, New York.
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MUSIC NOTES

Miss Cecilia II. Joachim, soprano,
will give a song recital at Wallace
Hal Friday evening, April "A. She
will be assisted by Maestro Tornado
Tanara, her teacher, and Arthur l..
Walsh, violinist. Miss Joachim will
be accompanied by Maestro Tanara
on the piano and Mr.. Walsh by Miss
Marie Carr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-16

The twenty third and last week of
the Metropolitan Opera House season
viii open on Monday evening with
La Boheme," with Miss Farrar. Mime.
Alien and Messrs. Martin and Amato,
Mr.. Polacco conducting.
The other operas of the week will
be as follows: "Haensel und Gretel"
and "Pagliacci." as a special matinee,
Tuesday; "Tosca," Wednesday night,
with Miss Farrar and Messrs. Caruso
and Scott; "Lohengrin," Thursday
evening, with Mines. F'remstad and
Homer and Messrs. Berger Goritz and
Witherspoon, Mr.. Hertz conducting;
Aida Friday evening, and La
Traviata," Saturday afternoon, with
Nine. Hempel and Messrs. Cristalli,
Amato and Ananian.
The opera to be given on the closing
night of the season will be announced
later.
At next Sunday nights opera con-
cert a Verdi Wagner program will be
presented. Mines. Aida, Destinn, Du-
chene and hatfield and Messrs. Anna
to- Cristalli, John, Reiss and Schlegel
will sing, together with the entire
Metropolitan women's chorus and the
orchestra, under the direction of Rich
ard Hageman.
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Estella Neuhaus, the Hungarian
German pianiste will give recital at
Aeolian Concert Hail. West Forty
third street, New York, on April Il,
1914, at p. m.
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Wholesale Produce Market
By GARDNER MACK.

EGGS-Nearby. fresh. 2sf3oc per Coz.
Southern, 2SG2ac per doz
CHEESE-New yorb. lew. 1870 per lb.
fiat. l6lac per ID.
BUTTER-Elgin print. Sc per lh.; tub,
S?hc per lb.: process. 2sa27c per ID.
LIVE PoULTRY-CQuotation furnished BY
krey. Price Co.)-Hens. 1s917c per lb.
ROSTERS. lie per ID: turkeys. 15alsc per Id.
ducks. 13alic per lb.: spring chickens. lsc
per ID.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves best. u3l.c
per lb.: heavy. s4Sc per h.: fat sheep. 4a4SC
per lb.: spring lambs, 7gSc per 10.
ETABLES-(Quotations furnished by
Taylor Wade)-Potatoes. new. s23 bbl
onions, 81 90 per bushel: 81. 90 per sack: cab
bage, A-S per hundred lbs: lettuce. $500
81 90 per basket: beets. s.. 90 per I0c bunches.
WOOL-touotations furnished by krey,
Price & Co.-Unwashed. free from hurrs.
22d23c per Ib.
We do exclusively a commission business
and quote prices at which are selling
goods Of that date-Krey. Price e. co.
With lighter receipts and cooler weather
there is better demand and improvement IN
prices OF veal calves. poultry and eggs.
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DEATHS

CREAGHE-Suddenly. on Saturday. Septem.
Der 20. 1914. at l2:l5 a. m. at his late resi-
dence. 5J1 II street southwest, PATRICK
JOSEPH CREAGHE, beloved husband OF
Catherine c. Creaghe, nee Flattery
Funeral from his residence. Tuesday. Sep
tembsr %. 1914. at a. m. Thence to st.
Dominics Church, where solemn high
requiem mass will be sung for the repose
OF his soul. at SEQ a. N. Friends and
relatives invited to attend
Monday. September IS. 1914.
at ! a. m. MRS. MATTE JENKINS,
widow OF the late Capt. A. NJ Jenkins of
Sixth Auditors Office.
Funeral from her late residence 1855
Irving street northwest. Tuesday Septern-
Der g, 1914, at p. m. Friends invited.
Funeral at Carbondale. Ill. est. Lon. pa
per please copyD
SHAW-On Saturday. September IS. 1874 at
1880 p. M, at his residence, l0f5 East Cap
itol street. EDWARD SHAW. in the rine-
tfeth year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday,
September e9. 1914. at o. m. Friends in
vited Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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AUCTION SALES
THos. +. OWEN q SON. Auction.srs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE In.
PROVED REAL ESTATE No. 2slx CON-
NECTICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 3Si2. folio I75. ct SEQ.
Of the Land Records OF the District of Co
lumbia, AID at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
sell at public auction in front of the prem
ises on TUESDAY. THE TWESTY-NINTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. d. 1914. AT
FOCR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. NJ. the follow
ing described land and premises situate In
the City Of Wsshn zton. District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being lot numbered
hfty-eight t5sJ in the Subdivision by Thomas
Bones Of lots in block seventeen I'D In 7. n
Waggaman and others subdivision in Wood
ley Park" as per plat OF said Bones subdtyis-
ion recorded in Liber No. 43. folio q Of the
records OF the office OF the Surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia improved by q three
story and cellar brick residence. No. 1iA
Connecticut avenue northwest.
Terms OF Sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance In two
equal installments. payable In one and two
annuIn. payable seIni-annually, secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold. or AL
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. A de-
post Of $500 will be required at the time
of sale. All conveyanc1nz. recording. etc..
at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be
complied with within ten days from day Of
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser. after five days advsr-
lished in Washington d. C.
H. BRADLEY DAVIDSON.
JAMES A. CAHILL.
Trustees
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TODAY'S BEST FILMS.

Selected by GARDNER MACK.
"Woman Against Woman Chlnw
and ErIanEer-Biograph }, and Alice
joyce in "The Viper" U<aIemD,
CrHndalrs. Ninth and 4: streets.
FranceIin BIIIinGfon and Eugene
Palette in "BroIIen Nose Bailey"
CRelianceI, and Mabel Normand i'm
"Mabel's Blunder" Ukeystoneb, the
Empire, 3I5 II street northeast
Gilbert VI. Anderson In "The
Strategy of Broncho BiIIy's Sweet
heart, (Essnnayp, and THE Rat"
CBoI Office AtfractionsD, the
RoynI, Fourteenth and irving
streets.
Arthur johnson and Lottie Bris-
coe in the second of Emmette
Campbell Halls "BeIOyed Adven-
turer Series" "The Untarnished
shieid' LubinD, and Mary Pick
ford In "HamOna" (BiOgraph), the
Irunton. Eighteenth and Califor-
mia streets.
Fraucis \. BusbmaB in "a Splen-
did Dishonor" CEsssnsyb, and
Maurice Costello In "BeIIa's EIOpe-
menf NitaSraphD, the Olympic,
I43l You street.
CNote: These selections are based
on the personality OF the play
srs and the producing company
and not personal inspection except
n special cases.-G. NJ
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LEGAL NOTICES
JOHNSTON. Attorney for Plaintiffs.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN ATTACH
ment. In the Municipal Court of tho Dts-
trict OF Columbia. Golden & Company . cor
poration- plaintiff. Us. Evart NJ Zane and
Wesley B. Gill. trading as Zane 6 Gill. de-
fendant, No. S0o43.-The object Of this suit
is to recover Sixty dollars and to have judg-
ment condemnation OF certain property OF
the defendant levied on under an attach
ment issued in this suit 10 satisfy the plain
tin claim. 1t is. therefore. this 18th day OF
September. 1914. ordered that the defendant
appear in this Court on before the fortietn
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays.
after the day Of the first publication Of this
order. TO defend this suit and show cause
why said condemnation should not be had.
otherwise the suit will be proceeded with as
in case OF default. Witness the Honorebls
Judges of said Court this 18th day Of Sep
tember, A D. 1914. MILTON STRASBCR-
GER. Judge. A true copy. Test: F. e.
AUkAM. Clerk. By BLANCHE NEFF. As
sistant clerk ..
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Vital Records.
Births,

Births.
Hurlburt G. and aMrguerite Winfield, girl
James and Emma Wood, girl.
Emmet and Florence Wright boy.
George NJ. and Emma L. Souder boy
chester g. and Ruth Stelljies, boy.
Charles and Adelaide McAIlister. boy.
Percy G and Caroline Jones. boy.
Luther w and Lola HawIey, boy
benjamin and Pauline Hayman, boy.
aoTIs aoTasa aSd sssse sss clara M scs.Sn boy
John A. and Edith II. Dunbar, boy.
Giuseppe and Teopinta Cerceo. girl.
William Oscar. jr.. and Pauline Room>. siri
Gerald E. and Annie Mcdonald. riri.
Iseral and Annie Lubin. boy.
George ssoTse y; and and Anna Anna, c. Hunt; girl;
Wayne X. and lean NJ Coe. boy
Albert and Bertha Browning. boy.
Howard W. and Susie A. Boyer boy
Luther s. and Minna Cannon. girl.
Robert d. and Nora Burbank boy.
Francis A. and Marie G. simmons. girl.
George A. and Margaret Day. girl.
Norman H. and Ruth R. Boss. boy,
Joseph S. and Mary Z. Parker. girl.
John A. and Mary Johnson. girl.
William and Alberta Gaines. boy.
Richard G. and Anna G. Ford boy.
VIII and Elizabeth Epps. boy.
Charles L. and Mary e. Churchwell. girl.
Charles II. and Johanna Brown. boy.
Joseph A. and Elizabeth NJ. Walker. girl.
Frank W. and Florence A Spriggs. girl.
Clarence and Carrie Rhoane. ooy.
Joseph and Addie Pierce. boy.
Wesley and Ethel G. Morgan. girl.
Leonard and Leah Kennedy boy.
Daniel and Martha Burley. girl.
Marriage Licensea
Thomas G. Wade, Beard. N. c., and Sarah
Y. Embray Washington; ,
Washington.
Deaths.
sallie Deaneli. 45 years. Government He's
pital for Insane.
Mary Graham. II years, Sibiey Hospital.
Theodore N. Gill. AZ years. SsT Mckinley
street northwest.
Patrick J. Creaght. 50 years. sS7 H street
August R. KahIert, So years. 1s2S N street
northwest.
Nsnne,te West. IS years. so1i Thirteenth
strest northwest.
Margaret Mccarthy. 80 years, 1893 New York
avenue northwest.
Mary r. NaIiy, 81 years, 500 street south
James T. II. Landon. IS years. Boulevard
Heights. D. c.
John T. Power, Is years. I'LL N street north
west.
Nellie NJ Sheridan, Ii years. 1913 q street
northwest
Infant Of Warren E. and Mamie Grimes. 4a
hours, 1888 Il street northwest
Hannah Thornton, 60 years. l02c Jefferson
street northwest.
Harriet Boland, ss years. Home for Aged and
Infirm.
Richard snoos. 90 years. Tu5sreulosis Hos
pital.
Joseph Thomas. 30 years. SIS street south
west.
AdaIIns Dixon. 2 years, 1883 Fifth stree,
northwest.
Minerva J. Taylor. rs years 1914 Twenty
eighth street northwest.
Roswell Allen. 10 years. Freedmen Hospital.
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IN MEMORIAM

tNotices for this column are accepted ai
SO cents nat. either prose or poetry. In case
notice does not exceed ten lines. Add II
cents for each line In excess nj ten.t
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w A. JOHNSTON and LEO p. HARLOW.
Attorneys for PlaintIR.

o.. -, OF PUBLICATION IN ATTACH
I..r..,. In the Municipal Court of the Dis
trIC, OF Columbia. Gilbert Levenrhal and
Heury OXenburg. trading "a Leventhsl II
OxenOrTg. plaintiff. Va. Evart NJ Zane and
Wesley 3. Gill. trading Zane & Gill. de-
fenGlnt- No. SOS76.-The object OF this suit Is
u recover Sixty dollars and to have Judgment
OF condemnation OF certain property OF the de-
fendant levied on under an attachment issued
in this suit to satisfy the plaintiffs claim.
II is therefore, this 18th day Of September.
1914 ordered that the defendant appear in
this Court on or before the fortieth cay,
exclusive OF Sundays and legal holidays.
after the day of the hrst publication OF
this order to defend this suit and show
cause why said condemnation should not bs
had otherwise the suit will be proceeded
with as in case OF default Witness the
Honorable Judges Of said Court this 18th day
of September. y. d. 1914 MILTON STRAS-
BURGER Judge. \ true COPY. Test: {. q.
AUkAM, Clerk. BY BLANCHE NEFF. As
sislaut Clerk.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

COMPETENT stenographer and typist for
department store. Only those with expe-
ricnce need apply. Address BOX 80. Times
CHOCOLATE DIPPER-At once 1891 F
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!. M. WOODWARD,
723 goth St. N. w.

n. H AVE. N. W. as2-Attractive 6-room
and bath. modern dwelling: electric lights.
hot-water heat Rent. $40 per month.
L ST. N. F., 6cs-2-story s-room and bath
brick; furnace heat; s2i51 per month.
A. L. HOUGHTON & CO., 635 + st. NV.
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CORNER HOUSE one block from Iowa
Circle So 500 s.. 900 less than cost. terms 20
suit kARRICh x METCALF. 1906 Eye
st. y. W.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
TABLE BOARD

OLD reliable boarding house. $40 per week
for . meals a day. and s3 per week for
meals a day: give trial. g3s ct. NV.
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fLn RENT-R0OMS
Furnished.

| Furnished.
II ST y W, 7l5-Two communicating ro ,lns.
! !. n. X; also large front room Tor :, ntI"-
man.
ETH ST. y. W. n0S-Rooms ID floor front;
Sd ioor hall room: steam heat; hot wafer
all hours.
! GIRARD ST. l2IS-I.arge attractive front
Loo,ns: near bath. phone. reasonable
l. ST y. w. sO5-Comfortably furnished
rooms. l.
THIRD ST y W. 64-T,vo large. bright
parlor rooms: completely furnished for
|. n. k; all conveniences: centrally located.
| F ST. y. f. 3O1-FurnisHed or unrurn,shed,
| ID and Sd floor: two large. bright Loons'
| good heat: Tor married couple or gentlemen,
near Capitol; reasonable.
l. ST. y W. sG2-Furnished front rooms: all
conveniences: $500 up.
I FIRST ST n W. 500 second-floor rooms:
steam heat: rent reasonable.
PA AVE y. W. 12Us-Reautiful. warm
sunny: no; water always: rates for winter.
OPP: raleigh No car fare.
THIRD ST n E. l29-For rent. furnished
roon: I'd floor front: private family.
! ST. n. =. 2SS-Housekeeping rooms: quiet
home: near Capitol and Library: adults
Phone Line. 177s.
HARVARD ST. n. w. I4Ii-Nicely furnish
ed rooms. hot water. bath: between two
car lines; private family.
WALLACH PL. N w. 1910 (noar 18th and
L sts.)-Neat medium-sized room. well
heated: IS per month. IL
ST. y. E, 3lS-S nicely fur housekeeping
rooms: gas range, gas, light. heat; adults
only. u
o ST. n. w. l202-2 communicating rooms,
hotwater heat. home cooking. Phone
North Ssl.
Mt. PLEASANT ST, 3.I-Furnished rooms
convenient to bath: transents SOC. Apt 5.
X ST. n. W.. u7-Large and small rooms:
rent reasonable: use OF phone.
10th ST. n. w. lsls-Cozy room adjoining
bath: steam heat. $y: good board next door.
COLUMBIA ROAD. l-1-Second floor frunt
room; bay window: suitable for two per-
sons: twin beds; bath floor; electric
lishi: hot-water heat. Col. iSs0.
VERNON ST. n w. Is43 Cbet. 18th and 18th
ts.)-Large. bright, southern. fur. rooms;
LAMONT. l624-yery reasonable to perma-
nent tenant: adjacent front rooms: brand
now house: family Of 2. l.
MT. VERNON PLACE, SOs-Second and third
floor front room: facing Public Library.
Un1urmshed.
for rent
EMERSON ST. y. E. l3S5--A woman with
out children would rent LIST floor. three
large rooms with pantry and closet: $500
JOHN MARSHALL. PI. y. W.. 223-Two
furnished rooms. with heat and gas.
PA AVE. n. w. ls0l-Two or three third
floor front rooms for light housekeeping;
over Nichols Pharmacy.
MONTELLO AVE. n. e. 1917 u2th st For
rent cheap. or rooms for light house.
keeping.
eth ST. n. W., 1905 outside rooms. 4
closets: gas; wator in kitchen: adults:
S1S.50 IL
K ST. n. E. 1.-TWO front rooms and
kitchen. housekeeping: steet cars handy:
low rates.
10th ST. n. w. 133rTwo lne light house
keeping rooms, hot and cold water. steam
heat, cooking gas.
Furnished or UnfUrnIshed.
llth ST. n. W.. 102l-Oue large room: hot
water heat. Call after 2. m.
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LEO P. HARLOW, Attorney for Plaintiff.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION N ATTACH
ment In the Municipal Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Frank J. Davidson. Jr..
plaintiff, vs.. Evart NJ. Zane and Wesley B.
GILL; trading Zane Gill. defendant No
S0S7S.-The object of this suit Is to recover
Sixty dollars and to have Judgment OF con-
demnation OF certain property o. the defend
ant levied under attachment issued
in this suit to satisfy the plaintiffs claim.
1914, ordered that the defendant appear in
this Court before the tortieth day.
exclusive OF Sundays and legal holidays. after
tho day Of the first publication Of this order.
10 defend this suit and show cause why saif
condemnation should not be had. otherwise
the suit will be proceeded with in case
OF default Witness the Honorable Judges OF
said Court this 18th day of September. a. D.
1914. MILTON STRASBURGER, Judge. y
true copy. Test: F. g. AUkAN, Clerk. BY
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6S n. Y. ave. I1316 Wallaoh NV.
NV. 81 .........s2 SIS 5o r. ............ s27 so
1884 kalorama rd. 1910 9Th NV. Sr.. -. so
NV. sr.......... 20. o.5ol72s 5rd NV. 6r... 20.50
800 w NV. IT,. soOll264 1ith &C.. sr... $50
1Sl1 q sw.. 5r...... H5GllN Lincoln ave.
23 3ls ne. 4r..... 10 SCI no. 6r........... H. so
903 Fla ave. ne.5r L. 0tliI Bland al nw. .sr 100
l24 Sc, IT,. 10 5OlgOg Golden sw sr 10 so
l2S4 hnowlton CT. al Pleasant al.
sw.. 6r ......... 700i sw 4r....... $50
1023 18th no.. sr.. $50
STABLES
Rear 900 ID ne S15 0O Pear 1905 NV. .s1a. 90
Rear s2sh Nd. Rear 1a L NV 200
ave. sw. ........ $50
STORES.
5ss Benning I'd. I4s " NV, $40 90
ne. ......s2s 90 1900 L NV. r.. 1873
1904 4th se., er.... II oo
a. s. CAYwOOD 9l5 n ava NV NJ no
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

hnIHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
hE: either ladies' or gentlemens: send pos
Ia4' IA VIII call: b. TA1SHES. 1905 7th St ~
WANTED-Furniture for cash. Sell your
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II ST. y. W. 7l5-Two communicating ms.
!! n. X; also large front room Tor r., nII"-
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FOR SALE
ally easy terms.
PRICES. $50 AND s. $50
SCI 50 and Sl9. so per month, includes all in
terest and payments on principal.
Corner l6th and SITS. S. Z. Open and
lighted daily until D. m.
Representative on Premises
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.
Oul luIulSneo.
ARTHUR CARR,
ll0l E St. N. w.

NEW HOUSE NEAR BRIGHTNVOOD
AVE. AND SHEPHERD SIS.
6 ROOMS and bath: hot-water heat: large
yard; will rent from Oct. 10Th. $3.50.
Near Wash. Circle. 10 r. and b......... ss5. so
9lJ I'D NV. T. and b................. q. so
81 I'D nw.. r. and b.................. 20. 80
7O7 A ne. r. and b.. water.......... Ii. 30
722 9th NV. T. and water........... ID. so
14ly 36th NV, r and water............- 1850
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
2l6 F NV, T. and b................sI75o 50
8lS N II. ave. NV. r. and b......... q. so
2>S27 L NV. r. and Observation-Disclosures. 20 30
2629h Va. ave, T. and b................. 10. 50
J. M. WOODWARD,
723 goth St. N. w.
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o ST. n. w. l2O2-2 communicating rooms,
hotwater heat; home cooking. Phone
North Ssl.
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ETH 81. y. W. llGS-Rooms ID floor front:
Sd floor hall room: steam heat: hot watcr,
ALL hours
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FOR SAlE-H0USES

on RENTAL BASIS: VERY COZY s-ROOM
and bath brick residence. with both Sas
and coal cooking ranges in the kitchen; nicely
finished throughout. Price $3.50: $50 cash
and SCI so monthly. covering interest in first
and second trusts and payment on principal
\. e. HOCGHTON & CO.
SIS Z ST. y. W.
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ST y. E. BE- nicely fur. housekeepin,
rooms: gas range, gas. Light, heat; adult
only. 1.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

COUk-Firsi Glars and experienced cham
bermaid and good walter Of waitress
from November until Nsrch AT Southern re
sort FRANK BOLD. Bvjss North Caroline
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MT. PLEASANT ST. 3.I-Furnished rooms
convenient to bath: transients Soc. Apt. s.