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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09

Mr. Spooger. with Kind piayfulness.
drawing Blackie Of into corner.
Come over here then" invited
B!ackie. solcmnly leading him into an.
other corner that was no particle more
secretive Now, what can we do for
each Otber:'
You might enable me to increase
my little investment in this esta blish-
ment-that is. If you made the price of
the stock low. enough suggested Mr.
Spooger. with the air OF one comforting
q favor
Il haven't much TO SELL" BIackie
told him. looking decidedly uncOm.
Portable Il couldn't possibly let 60
of enough to weaken Mr.. Eessmers
control OF the company"
Mr. Spooger was shocked that b.
should even conceive such an idea.
mo one. am sure. would wish to in.
lure Mr. Bessmer. who is very hon.
est. hard working business man He
has the respect and even affection o'
the entire community. including my.
self If you chose to sell any Of the
stock. how much would you wan,
for it.
/ Par" announced Rlackie affably.
, -sfy dear youn. man" expostuIated
Mr. Spoocer in stern but kindly tones
the stock has never )sen worth more
than 30 per cent. and I'll gnarante,
TINT you paid even less than thIt
for it.
''rar is the price" Biackie patiently
explained 81 have. always said that
il ever owned stock In anything l
wouldn't sell it for anything but par.
! Ike the sound OF the word"
at doesn't sound half so well as,
say. s75 cash. fnsinuated Mr.. Spoo-
ger. laughing Ike one giving away
groceries.
par" repeated Blackie gently. but
firmly. and lighted cigarette. AT
that IN only sell you fifty shares.
understand that Jim Wallingford's
buying up this stock. and I wouldn't
run the risk of much OF it falling fnte
his hands He'd put my friend Bess-
mer right out Of his own shop and
turn It over to the trust
Il am not an agent nor emissary for
any one" stated Mr. Spooger. much
outraged II am investing or specu
hitting, X you wish 10 call II 80. for my
own henefst entirely.
Blackie had particular reasons OF ms
own for donbftng that. bnt be did moi
think It wise 10 say 80.
Fifty shares or nothing. and Mt par
be asserted stoutly. IF sell more
than TINT I'll sell all. II ] have II
weaken my majority Of stock wan
| 70 get out entirely"
! sir. Sf,O0zer stiieti the pci,-lik.
I; thuinping OF Ills heart Would 70,
seriously contemplate selling ALP b
| ssked quietly.
.sWe.ii You gee" hosifafed Riaek!S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09

Jwatcning nungrily as Wallingfort
counted out the money and noticin:
|thirstingly that the subtraction Of thi'
amount made almost no impression
upon the sum totnl.
Not share" laughed WallingfOnl
I"They know who | am and what
want Moreover. don't imagine the
new assistant manager would sell tc
any one who would sell to me-
Possibly not" unused Mr.. Spooger
III have heard that Mr. Daw is very
curlons person.
He ,riused now as his fingers toncli
led lie money. and nothing more YVES
ibrati,ed by either gentleman until be
had counted II three times and Eel;
leach bill and held it to the light.
If should obtain some OF his stock
II suppose you would be in the imme-
ldia;e market for it, he suggested after
he. had deposited the money in his safe
and twired the knob about nine times.
AT the present moment" declared
Mr. Wailingford. with a trace OF vim.
dictivpnesS there is nothing desire
$50 much AS to have every share of the
li;cssner stock taken away from Mr..
iDaw''
II have understood that there was
n dep.orabIe personal feeling IN %this
imntter.. commented Mr.. Spooger.
lgrieving over the selfish passions Of
men. lin Holders. who has the
brick contrac, for the new Bessmer
building. told me that you were bitter
business rivals
We are even more than that" stated
'Wallingford. With every appearance Of
trnthfulness.
! Backie Daw. who had in perfection
what is known as the healer'S touch.
was extracting with Il huge magnet an
iron film. from the eve OF Il fellow
workman when Eli Spoo-er called. and
ne positively refused TO talk business
lin the emergency hospital. which he
ihad fitted up in the neglected pattern
iroUn back OF his desk The workman
ca me out with him by and by, bandag
ed and smiling gratefully.
/ MIR Spoc-ers still waiting to see
you. HIic,,ie. observed Ressmer He's
ioutside in the grinding room"
'.The grinding room" replied Blackie
softly. lis exactly the place for Mr..
Spoocer" And Bessmcr. ihinking be
understood that joke. gave 1t full ac-
Acknowledgement
! Il wish to talk with you quite in pri-
,vate. just by our two selves. began
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
Horssn,e, Enter
q. For Races Here

The Indications are that the entries
for the harness races at the county fair
next week will he large. perhaps as
large, or even larger, than at any pre-
vious fair. A vigorous effort is being
made by hose Interested in the races
to obtain as many entries a possible,
Secretary w NJ. Clark. who spent
Tuesday at the Poweshiek county fair.
got entries from all of the nine horse
men who We're on the grounds that dag!
To-day F. J. Robb wen; to Grinneii 10
secure other entries. Secretary NJ.
Clark and w I. Bennett superintend-
ent OF the speed department. went TO
the Eldora fair today
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09

looking mournfully about the shop And
over nc Bessmer's once. n IKE thia
business. and Bessmer. and The men,
but I'm poor person. and to cell oaa
at par would mean a big prodt On ny
Investment. wouldn't sell = lin
Wallingford. though. don't think
he'd even come to me to buy II"
This being the strict truth. Blackie
Ind a perfectly clean conscience when
he snid IL.
'Fl, take those nifty shares at par. /"
Mr.. Spooger slowly observed, after
thinking long, long time. III I were
you would not say anything to Mr..
Bessmer about 1t just now. Suppose I
come over tonight and - you at your
hotel"
Make il tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock" amended Blackie. II am not
coming to the shop tomorrow fore
noon"
Mr.. Spooger was busy writing him
out check. Here is 5000 for your
fifty shares" he stated, holding It with
both hands for impressiveness. Just
think how little those fifty shares cost
you and how much proht l am giving
you! Multiply that by the balance Of
your stock and think it over!'
II don't ike to leave this place"
mourned Blackie. 'I'm teaching two
Of the boys over in the shipping room
to dance the double clog"
Mr. Spooger returned to Walitng-
fords hotel triumpbantly.
II can get fifty shares Of that
stock" he announced. delighted to
give Wallingford so much pleasure.
but you'll have to raise the price to
Si35."
Wallingford eyed him with secret
sorrow that he was doing the man no
harm. ITS extortion!' he protested.
Il can't get it for you for less" de-
clared Mr. Spooger. seemingly sad that
such was the case
Il don't believe want it at all"
suddenly decided Wallingford.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
CHAPTER xxx.
The Gentie Art Of Being Done.

n TRDERt" exclaimed Wa,li3C-
NI ford pleased and set shock-
Cd that his plans bad work
ed SO extremely we'll Wig
you are trying TO take advantage %
what yon consider to be my necessity .
Mr.. Sponger was not indignant.
merely burt in his tenderest feelings.
lyon are most unjust" he complained.
~ am only correctly yaugins the mar
ket value Of the stock TO your monopo-
~. have Iabored to obtain II for
You. and the laborer IS worthy Of his
hire
"a hundred and twenty-five isn't Is
borer's prost; It's robbery" protested
WaIlfngford.
4 Tut, tut" chided Mr.. Spooser. VIII
angelic forgiveness Of that harsl
charge. You offered my friend Put
nam as nigh rs $40. and young Mr.
Martin, who was anxious TO buy ~.
stock to sell To YOU at profit. ODeret
me $105. The price. Mr.. WallingfoFd
Is 1925. At that quotation am real.
'c0nferriDy benefit upon you
Il II appreciate IT. conceded Walilns
ford dryly. How mncl, is fi,jrty-nv
times s125?7
-Four thousand three hundred an
i Sc; SiiiJ-nve 1oilaIs, repiIc1 OF. cpsS
ger promptly, gisncfng At sone nSnre
Oh his desk. Here il the stock" An
| he drew forward the nest little ~
that lad reposed Just before his eycs.
WaiIiBgford opened his ote'se pocke'
hook ass .s;;se fs;s:::::: ss 81 z0Ss'i
took on the passing expressfou Of twi
needles
.'Of c0,rse tbey wttt MT Neit S0ck :
SOU at the faeiorvN ne el,n1eefafe1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
DlETERlcH's WILL eRosArED.
Property OF Estate 5eauea.hed TO Sons
and Dauchters.

Al the property q The john T.
Dieterich estate was baqueathed 10 the
sons and daughters. according TO the
viii which was admitted 20 probate in
he d.strice court this forenoon. The
VIII specifies that ali the properly Is
"a be divided equally between the sons,
charles F. Fred. ard john 2 Dietericfl,
Jr and Mrs. Caroline Biernann sHd
Mrs. Anna Weber. the daughters. after
deducting any advances made 10 any
The estate is com arariyeiy small. The
personal property IS worth SPOUT sSfei.
Charles F Dietericfi vas appointed eN-
ecutor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
Attention, Fruit Growers!

The present season has been dis
,strous one for the fruit crop and in
some parts OF the county it is almost
an entire failure. In order that Y
rreditable showing at the county fair
may be made it will be necessary u
have the hearty cooperation of every
person who has samples worthy of eN-
hibition to bring them to the fair 50
that this department may be iii keep
ing with the other splendid exhibits
uf our great county fair. T. p. Low.
fruits and flowers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
Liseomb Property seaueathed.

Residence property IL Liscomp'
owned by p D. Beatty. has i1een willed
to Silas NJ Beatty. a son, according TO
the will of p d. Beatty, who died a.
Jewell Kan, which was admitted 70
probate in the district court this morn :
ing. All the rest of the property was
willed to the widow. Mrs. Cordia c.
Beatty. who is executrix. The will was
already admitted to probate. in Jewell
county, Kansas, before being admitted
here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
Motto. to County Fair Exhibitors.

Persons living in the city. or who VIII
be in town during coming week are re-
quested to make list of the articles
they intend to exhibit at the Marshall
county fair, bring it to the office of the
secretary. and get your entry tags and
ticket. BY doing this you will avoid the
usual rush and delay on the opening
day Of the fair Office open evenings.
~ NJ Clark. secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
WIDOW ALLOWED PENSION.
Mrs. Lille kioppenbore Granted So
Per Week For Children.

Mrs Lille Kloppenoor-s ~ south
Thirteenth street was allowed Z
widow pension Of $50 3 Week Tor
each Of her TWO children ~ udsc
Cummings in the district court this
for0loor. The children are : !itiord.
aged ): and Arnold. aged , years IL
her application Mrs. KloDpenoors e id
that her only income was from SINAI.
property that rented for SO month
and that her health was 50 poor that
she vas unable TO work away FROM
hons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
Lieen.ed 70 Wed,

Ross Hockett. farmer. aged 81, and
Susie E. Glenn, aged "a, both of New
Providence.
Will wiseman. farmer, aged 20, Of
Gilman. and Lulu T.. Stanton, aged 20.
of Laurel.
O. Donald Stansberry, stenographer,
aged 90, and Marcie L. Edsall, aged ~,
both Of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
MtURIcE KENT TO WE'D.
Former Marshalitown Boy to Take
Bride 2. Mortified. MINI

Maurice Kent. formerly u This city
now cnief assistant TO Coach Ha@ leA :.
of the STATE University - Iowa NJ
be married on TuesdaE Sep = II
Mortified. MINI. when he @lll claim
as his bride Miss Margaret Blodgett- "
Northfield Mr.. Kent met Miss Biod-
gett while acting as coach al Carleton
College a few Years ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
Hatcher to Go to Iowa.

Carleton Hatcher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Hatcher, who has won dis
tinction in high and preparatory school
athletics, has decided to enter the
State University OF Iowa this fall.
Hatcher may have no part in Iowa atll-
letics, however, for he now expects to
remain but one year at Iowa City, pre-
pairing for entrance to Yale or some
,,t ,ieT eastern college,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09

"A hundred and twenty five isr't Ia.
borer's profit; IFS robbery" protest
ed WaI!inaford.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09
Class OF y Has Most.

The class o. l@i- has the largest
representation ~ college this year.
t1Fenty-three OF its members beng On
rolled. The classes % 1915 ana 1919
each has eighteen. While The class u
lsl1 mas Ken. Thirteen otter students
are divided IN the classes of 1910 %
Evening star., 1914-01-31
STORES.


sEDUcED. FOR -EXOELIENT REPAIR
No SIS X st. ne. rooms. cellar. large
Nos SO and S12 18Th 81. sw.. i've
rooms. front and rear yards. ...-..-.... IL. 80
Nos Go and G21 81. s.w.. five rooms.
front ana rear wards. .--.-.--........ 11.5o
Nos. 9i6 and giS Lettie ST. sw. five
APARTMENTS
Near office and Capitol: rooms.
water heat ...-........-... $40 50 and So, SO
rooms. toilet and sink; large yard: l24s
Biadensbnrs road :..-...----sS and $3.50
SUBURBAN
Newly papered. cars pass door: 6636
Georgia ave. 1.-TWO squares south of
Walter Reed Hospitall; 6 porce-
lam bath. furnace heat. front and
1'orches. yards and small stable. $21 30
STORES
NJ. i1o5 1'h. store, 9 rooms. large yard So 90
No. f3Os y ST. NV, store. six rooms
ard uorceatn bath .-,.-,.,.. --.-.... -. 20
No Il Defrees st, NV. store. five rooms
Nos 1,as and 1lao 2sth st NV. store.
hse rooms. cellar and large yard cars
No 515 X st. ne. store. four rooms
cellar. large yard and stable. .,,.... 1885
Nos 7ot and 1oa St, st. nv w, next to cor :. ~
No 924 f St s.w;, store and four rooms.
Nos. 1888 and and i2s7 Wy,ie st. NE. store '''
and five rooms. rear yard ........... " 1880
No: 1912 D st. s.w.. next to corner Of
and small room ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 125o
store and three rooms ............. $50
COIORED TENANTS.
No. 2e5 Pa. ave. NV. 10 rooms bath .s35 so
No. 1907 Marion ST. NV. newly papered.
rooms. porcelain bath and cellar. 25 so
No. 1905 d ST. NV. rooms and porce
iaiH udlu So.oo
No. 1919 3rd st. NV. rooms, front
porch and large yards. ............. 16 so
brick front. sink in kitchen ..... 1890
No. 12lG 6ih 81. NV. rooms -...-...... 1880
and cellar. large yard, sink in kitchen. IA 50
Nos 1928 and 1927 Wyle st. ne. rms 12.50
No. s24 St s.w.. rooms. sink In
kitchen. between two schools. ....... II 80
No. 10 Hope Sc. rooms large I'd $50
GARAGE.
No. 212 NV. garage and six
above Al nciahborhood. ....... s3s 81
f. W. MCINTYRE. 224 st. NV. between
Q and II mornings phnnn N. 5nSi.
Evening star., 1914-01-31
LOUISIANA AVE. NV.

.0UISIANA AVE. NV.
1l2s sth NV. 7r. b.o5.1
2213 NJ NV. ar. h. ..2I.a0
31:3 War,ler NV g. .b25. .UO
40 Col rd NV .6r b22 30
:2..26 Eth NV. Or. h.2a.50
As r | ar NV. 6r.1S.an
3322i. 9Th NV. 81, b-IS.5G
2235 + NV. 5r, " .16. 30
G3;J Morton ne Or. b. 1879
Gil Morton ne. 6r, b.. 30
COS 10Th ne. Or. h. 90
1873 + ne. Or. b. . .l7.oo
a1T I21h ne. Gr. .If. 20
1900 Gates ne. .6r.w. Is. 80
12t Prospect. Gr.w IL. 80
IA eth ne. Jr. W. .14.5o
d43 10th ne. Ar. W. 500
oUTHEAST.
1884 + SO, Or, b. .17.50
121 9Th So. :'r. w..Io.5o
1103 " 50, 81. Wiz 90
1884 L Sc. Or. W. ..11.o0
40 Eye sw. 6r. b.f5.:n
as II sSv. II. w..f5.:,h
2;l L'w'th sw .6.w. IA. 10
3e9 Mclean sw.1. w13.50
1916 Union av.Jr..1".75
1851 II. sw. Or. W. ~
1893 AZ, sw. Or. w. 10. 80
1898 Union sw. w.ir,b.Y.5 80
IS.
65ula Morton ne. .4.hl3. 30
$50 Morton ne. r,b.l2.50
PROPERTY.
30 1ith Sc. st&dw.15. 90
1904 Water sw. .sto. 70. 80
1905 Water sw, sto. 1850
120S Water sw. .sto. 1880
AZ Al. sw. store. 10. 90
40S 11th sw. store. 10. 10
232g l4th NV, Shop. s. 90
TENANTS.
@l9 Water NV. .tlat12.5O
a6 Seaton ne.5r,w.I2.a 80
107 L.am't nw.5r.w1c.5o
nl9 Sd sw. Or. W. .11.5n
1917 f Cap. 5r, w.11.5u
10 14th Sc. Or. W. lilo
80 18th ne. 5r. w.1O.5O
132 NJ sw. 5r. W. 1850
1912 Both NV. .5r. w1n.:1o
1g G Sc. 5r. w. .1O.O1
2709 X NV. 4r, w.10.00
l23 G Sc. 5r. W. 10. 90
los G Sc. 5r. W. . 10. 90
2T11 X NV. 4r. w.1O. 90
1906 NY av NV. 4r. wa. 80
so: I'd Sc. Or. W. 900
800 ID Sc. Or. W. .9.Mi
- 14th Sc, 4r. W.. s.. 40
- 18th Sc. Ar. w.s.40
l45 \ Sc. 6r, W. 500
15o y Sc, Or. W. 500
1923 18th ne. 4r,w..7.@
'2S 14th Sc. 3r. ". $40
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UNFURNISHED-Contfnued.
rNEIrRNIsaEn

FOR RENT
JAMES +. SHEA. GAR I
DWELLINGS
1913 3355th uw. Tor. bS3.a. 30
519 I'd NV. 10r. b.32..1
a24 18th NV, 1r. b.30. 80
ai5 y ] av NV Or. BIO 30
l4i 7 NV. Sr. b. $50
:.1 PIX I'd NV .6r, h. II %
81 K NV, 6r. Ii. %. 30
l+4j " NV. 81. b. 30
i44s W nw. Sr. b.-I,ao I
DWELLINGS
81" \ Cap ne. 81. b.3399.:50
3l3 II ne, 6r. b.. %. 40
GiI 9Th ne, Gr. b, 30. 30
316 9th he. 1r. h. .2l.o0
1902 | ne. fr. l.. 20. 30
Gi1 I'd ne. tir. b. =. 23.irt
l22li u ne, 6r. b. .19.ao
4l5 9TH ne, Gr. h. ls.;,0
III 9Th ne. sr, h. is. 30
DWELLINGS
10, l5th Sc. or. b. %. 80
1905 q: Sc. Or. b. 1880
iiS 18Th Sc. 'ir. b. .is.:io
15l 10Th se. Gr. b. $3.50
l2iS Pa av 50. ,ir.hl1.JO
DWELLINGS
s31 9th sw. iUr. b.:.,.5U
~ 9Th sw. sr. IL. - -
COS + sw. Or. b. 30. 80
456 y sw. 12r. b. .2a.:56
go VI sw. 6r. b.. 1S. 20
4112 VI sw. Or. b. .1S.5pi
-, Lin pl sw. 81, b. 10!
400 Va av sw. s.. .h.1I.in
SO Lin pl sw Or. w. 80
FLA
sI2 F NV. Sr. b. 20
l734 7 NV. Or. b go
l2U1la 9Th sw.5r.h. 1910
BUSINESS
345 Pa. av NV. 80. 20
2UI Mass NV, st. dw55. no
226 1st NV. store.37.:i0
1901 Al. sw st&l0r3G. 90
10l Eve Sc. st&dw3a.u0
POO F. NV. st&dw 322.:0
1920 18th NV. ST. .dw3U 90
Cos 2d NV, st&dw..i is. 20
COLORED
S05 Mo av nw.l2r h25.n0
3U1 Mo av. 15r. b. % 90
III Girard nv Or, b. 90: 80
76 o NV. Or, h. q. 20
2721 Sher av. 6r. b. 20. 30
2i26 Eye NV, Or. .2o.25
1921 18th NV, Or, b. @.W
1897 b ne. ir. h. HIN
1908 4th NV. 1r, W. 1881
$40 23d NV, Or. is. 30
$50 Lamont NV, 4. 4.b.1I.50
2Tl9 Shcr av, 4r. b. .17.50
1851 B ne, Or. b..iT.To
1916 VI av NV. .6r. WIZ 30
.32i 18th Sc. Or. b. 1850
331 18th Sc. 6r. b.1G.5n
223 18th Sc. 6r. h. 1G. 90
..212 Va av nw,5, W. 80
1918 Cd ne. Or. w.i5.30
1905 l. NV, 5r. W. ..15.30
80 G NV. Ar. W. .la.0t
Ala 21st NV, 5r, W. $3.50
IS 14th Sc. Or. w. .1i..1
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FOR RENT
III: 11th 81. NV. Il rooms & baths. 500 Oh
1901 ) ST NV. 13 rooms and bath. as
134a Euclid st. n.w.. I1r. and baths "a, %
2!l3 Ontari" road. rooms and bath. 80. 70. 20
2lS | st. NV. ii rooms and bath. nam. 40 So
tl6 \ st. ne. 10r.. h.. h.w .h......... 81 so
1so. 18th st. NV, rooms and bath. IS 60
1911 ST. NV. rooms and bath. ..... $3.50
1901 ST. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
42l 7 st nv. rooms and bath. IS 50
14oS 5 ST. NV, and bath -.. 30 50
1636 3rd st. NV. rooms and bath. 80. 30 so
3a2S 10th ST. NV. rooms and bath 30 so
1s41 9th ST. NV. rooms and bath. p. 80
End f"or. 2219 St NV. Or. and b.. 90 80
1922 Ia. ave. Sc. 10 rooms and bath =. q 80
10 + 81. NV. rooms. bath. ......... % oo
9l5 Fla. ave nv, rooms and bath. 20 80
1i45 Pa. ave. Sc. o rooms and bath. 80
3li ID st. s.w., rooms and ba til. ...-. $50
l1ot ird st. mt. q rooms and bath. 1880
t6t Gtrard NV. md floor. Ar. and bath. lS 80
1919 q n.e., rooms and bath. ......... 1880
49, 11th ST. Sc . rooms and bat ..--. IS 50
2s23 Sherman ave. End floor. Ar and b. 1900
1923 Pa. ave. Sc. rooms and bath. Il so
GD3 Grard NV. > rooms, bath ...... 10 80
1919 Emeis st. ne, rooms and bath. 16 30
439 10th St s.w.. rooms. ..-.......... 15 30
5ls X -. nv. rooms. ms.-............. Is 10
800 NJ st. Sc. 6 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
1927 Montello ave. ne. rooms & BATH. 1S00
2so5 4th s.. n. w. rooms. ..-......-.. 1900
OFFICES
Washington Loan and Trust building.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST con-
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT
$500 Wisav NV .SrS40.J0, ) Grant pl NV. .1or 1000
11O1 9th ST NV 12r l7lS Sth st NV ST 80. 80
1.2 :; NV Sr 30 80 1.23 Sth st or 80. 80
100 G ST ne Sr % 30 1906 Ga nv nv. 81 81. 20
Co y av ne Or 25 80 2l3 Elm ST nv. 1or. -. .o0
7SJ Iamon; Or. -; 80 1916 Md av ne. 6T-.3 20
tsI ID st ne 6r 20 30 1864 Kalorama. ST.. 90. 20
1871 9th st NV -2l 80 S.s3 4th st ne 1r. q 80
oS3a Ga av NV 6r.2O so 2s3T Ga av NV 6r ~. 80
;l; q st NV 1r. 20 80 llit ist 81 NV. $1,000
ID ST ne. 6r. 80 1870 18th ST nv Or Is. 50
I'll Iinwo-t,I sw 6rIS so 1926 Ioth ST NV so
81 l. st NV, 6r.1s5 30 234 Bryan nv. 6r. 1880
23s Rryant NV Or Is 81 1222 l st ne. 6r. 80
eI6 10th ST sw .6r. 1880 1886 kalorama, 6r.lI.
lU9 W st NV. r..lSco.
APARTMENTS.
1T45 N.Cap me- 7r 25Ol 42+ Ridge NV. 3r 5. so
o7oJ 11th NV 5r. % so 1870 L st NV, 2r. so
STABLES.
Rear COO I'd ne 1890 Rear 416 NJ NV. 500
A. S. CAYWOOp.
9l5 y. Y. ave NV. Phone NJ 40.
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VIZ KEN
1926 r NV. 2r.2bS5.on
1..:;s Oregon av.
Or. b..--..- 100
..06 A.. sw. st.dw.:Ss22 ~
Il Q NV. Gr. b. 80
-; + re. .,r, i. $50
i~t&C sw. 81. t.dw.22 22,,no
- I s;v, ". h-..22 $50
HIS 9th NV. Sr.h.25.-n
1915 AZ sw.st. .dw.2.2,. 80
81; gth s,v. Gr. r.t,22.:.o
2429 X NV. Gr.t. 81 80
.n7 F ne. 6r, h.2,3o
l.3s ii no. Or. .2o.;o
2es21 sherman av,
Ar II. b......19.oo
$40 q sw. 6r. b-1S.T
sic 6th sw. Or, 1850
3fl Mclean av sw.
Ir, b. h.-...1 15-,o
John QTINN Co, Ii
Evening star., 1914-01-31
FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
FOR RENT-B. F. SAUL CO.. u34 y.
DWELLINGS, N0RTuWESC

L CO.. u34 y. Y. AVE.
NORTHWEST.
s02 I'd nv. Or. h. .22.50
1903 Marn nw.7r, b22. 80
4oS n Y av NV. Or, BIO. 30
2465 Ga av NV Or. b20. so
1884 Sth NV, 6r. w. 1850
29O4 Ga av nv. .br. b1S.b 80
703 Harvard nw.5. .b16.50
7O4 r I nv. 6r. W. .15.50
20 l. NV. Or. W 1850
2345 Sher nEv. Ar. Wis. 90
74O n J av. Or, w. 1880
5l3 Morton NV g. w12.50
1913 EN- son ne 8. h. 1880
1914 Md ne. Or. b. 1850
Sl4 Mich ne, Or. SO
3l2 9Th ne. Jr. w.15. 20
ST AND SOUTHWEST.
e17 1st Sc. 7r. b. .l4.i0
920 NJ Sc. 1r. W. .12.50
PROPERTY.
1884 Ga sv nv, store
and dwelling. ..&. 90
1904 Pa av NV. $500
1898 9Th ne. 81, ,5r. BIZ. 90
7O1 Mass ne, ,sto, ,Sr. b22. so
2258 18th NV. .st.2.w1 90
1S13ts 7th NV. $500
1903 H ne. store. .2r12.0
2O34 Ga NV. store. IL. 90
I39 11th Sc. 1000
TENANTS.
427 n NV. 6r. ". 1850
45s N NV. 5r. w..1S.N
1903 B ne, 5r, b. 1870
2l2, 4th NV. 3r,b.1b.O
2219 Water. Or. VIE. 90
912 Ga av NV. 1890
324 ky Sc. 5r. b. .14.S0
262 Warn ne, 4r. b. 1850
2267 9th NV. or, 1870
l20S Kirby NV ,5r.w13.G 80
412 Wash NV Or. ". .13. .O6
443 K NV. 3r. w...12.a0
s36 Grid nw.6r.w. 12.N
2040 Ca av NV. .3r. r.12.5o
2253 9th NV. 6r.w.12.aG
334 " NV, 5r, w..12.5o
425 Ridge nw,3r.w.12.25
I0S Barry nw.T.w.12.00
2210 9th NV. 4r.w.11.5O
al Prathers. 4r.w.11.@
2041 R'dale ne, Ar, BLOC
2311 Sth NV. 4r.w.11.00
1854 sth NV. 6r.w.10.5o
1912 Both nw.5r.w.10.D
212S y Y NV. w.4r.w.1 10. so
931 9th NV. 5r,w.10.O
zoos 4th ne. Ar. w.1O.o0
"a Goat nv. Ar. W. 1000
~ Mad NV. Ar. w.1o. 40
100 Brooks. 4r. w.l0.aO
2253 9th NV. 4r. " $50
9l2 Del av w.4r,w.7.0
,ER APARTMENTS.
n FOR A ROOMING
JSE.
st. NV.
s will be made for a
;e of eight large rooms
to downtown section
aply go y(1 q month
Evening star., 1914-01-31

FOR RENT-BY GEO.
1714 Pa.
NV; 1852 10 18th. ilr; g: ;.
NW.T3 9th st. $3.50
NW.1761 T. Tor. b. -. 20
W.2l37 F. Sr, b. 1880
NW.2144 L. Or. b. 70. -
EW..O2 T. Sr. h. 20. oo
NW.915 ODD. 7r. h.2.5o
NV. 932 l.. sr. BIS. SO
NW,71l 2oin. Gr.b. % 50
NV. 23l6 /. Or. b.@. so
NV. 1914 Sth. 6r.wiS.5o
SW.2161 y Y av.
new. Or. b. 1900
SE.322 S c av. Or. .b@5. s.,
NE. 500 Sd. Sr. h.. %. Sc
Ne. 1922 Sth. Cir. w.16.5a
APARTMENTS
NV. 3r. Ar and b
apis In the Octa-
via $3.50 70 Sos. on
NV. 1883 Euclid. 6.piO.O
Evening star., 1914-01-31

40 ! sw. Or. b.15.5O
1870 Jackson ne,GrI:,.-D
S22 Il So. 6r. 1850
3i9 II sw, 5r. ..12.-0
3, y So. Sr 1850
40 9Th sw. s;o'm.10.O
Io1T 18th Sc. :r. 900
III 4i2 sw. s..dw.2J.o1
COLORED.
1915 T NV. l0r. .b.36.;I0
$40 I'd sw, 1r. b.2l.5"
az ID sw. ST. .2o.oo
2,1 /. ,w, Or. b. $3.50
2a,s l1tb NV. 6r. .Is.0o
2l6 e sw. :,r. ....15.50
222,l g sw. Jr IL. 30
1416 81 sw, Or. .15.oo
80 80 e sw. 6r. .12..n
i32 I. sw, Or. r....l2.V0
- TO3 18Th 81 N u