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Following is Few Specials from
Our Big Rent List"

Following is Few Specials from
Our Big Rent List"
18th and Park road Or. and tiled bath: hot
water heat electricity: all modern improve
ments. beautiful home. $40. co
l1th and Park road. Or. 4 b.. excellent
condltlon .-----.------- Soo.5u
One-haIf square from beautiful Soldiers
Home: Gr. and tiled bath. hot-water heat:
large front porch: attic over house S21 80
l4tn ST. extended: Or. and tiled BATH front
and doable sleeping porches: all mod
ern improvements. Lot over 100 It deep. $S5. 80
Northeast. Lincoln Park home Gr.
aud tiled bath: front and double rear sleep
ing porches .-.----.--.- -..-----..-. s-'-oo
18Th and Clifton NV: Or. & b.: hot-water
heat. A beautiful home for. hoo
18th and Otis NV: Gr. & b.: all modern
9Th and q ne; 1r. 4 b. "A bedrooms: fur
mace neat ...-.---..-.---. 1890 S-5.oo
18th and d ne: Or. 4 b.: corner house:
large front porch; furnace heat: cellar under
entire house. in excellent conuition. $2l. 80
Eth and Il. |. ave NV: lor & ::h. 'shower,;
hot-water heat: all modern improvements
to AIRY of the above mentioned properties sent
pUtp
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IIA VI II + I'LL ltf-Nl LlSl AL OFf NE.
All classes of property for rent. A complet,
list of desirable apartments.
MOORE & HILL unc) 1902 II ST. NV
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ttft Rl-N1-
12s ST. ne. II rooms and baths $4,000
1915 Eye ST. NV. 10 rooms and baths. 1O00O
1853 Mass. w. IL runs. and hath. 1900
134! y II. ave. q rooms. l'arls. t0t.y
72l Sth st. NV. II rooms and baths. 65.1S
1907 St NV. 10 rooms and . baths. -. 65ou
atDo2 Hitler pt II rapIn. : La l!s. ..... 500
134o t;irsrd St 10 rorIi,S = baths. $3.50
27l3 ontario rd NV . rooms ard bath 1878
i6I Missouri ave- o rooms and hath. 40-50
~ VI ST. NV. IL rooms and bath. ....... 1850
.. X st. NV. % rooms and bath -...-..-. 3,-S,
1923 5tl st. NV. rpuiIl- ard bath. 3S.5S
:ia65 y ST. o rooms and bath ......... 90 50
Goi 81 ne rooms ard bath. ........ $50
1870, ogth St s roorrs and bath ......... 80. 20
1890 25th 81. NV. rooms and BATH. - 90
cas- q :: NV 1oolns and hat......... $50
AZ: Missouri ave. NV. ~, and hatt... .o-5o
23 Goth ST. NV. /, "r"ns a.d hafh 2ooo
IS1, etb G, nv roU IN. ald bath. ..... - 80
o.,i 4 uw rulis aud a.,t:............ 20 O0
2IT Mass. ave NV 6 rooms and bath. a0.5O
PA q ST. ne. Z rocms AMI bath. 2V-3o
1912 i, 81 nv g rooms ..-.......... 1850
.1g ST. ne, & rooms and la tn. 1910
l.l6 Kirby st. NV, ROOMS and bath. IS. SO
lilo "5tb st, NV s rooms ...-....... 1850
1ina :-Y 81 NV rooms. ms...........-... 1850
i5@S 10Th St NV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
ond door, ois7 Newport place n.w....... 1880
100 Hickman ST Sc & rooms and bath. ID. 80
1919 q 81. ne. rooms and hath " lboO
Isl floor Iii Newport pace NV. 1880
43a lotn ,t sw rpo,lis ........... 1850
$40 ST. s.w.. rooms ..-..-.-...-..... 1870
1879 a5ih s: nv :. roums.............. 14.aO
4Ia af ST &c 5 ;.r,us .............. 1880
STORES.
6i2 Louisiana ave -......--........--- --$ss.W
BIZ Mass. NV. --...-..----.-.-... .OUt
spI Attn ST NV Observation-Disclosures. 1880
4f6 a. ST NV. -.-...--.--.--..- ..------.. lou
on ilA 81; sw Observation-Disclosures. Io.J0
THE WASuINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CD.
REAL. ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR nENT-BY EDWARD s. WESCOTI.

1901 L
21O4 o.sr,bh W h. $40. 80
oU6 2:id, 1Gr. r.b.aIn..35. %
202d n. Tor. h. .ami.32. -
1897 Pa av. 10r. b. 81 so
.l39 X, Sr. b. lat 800
Lbs. /, 1r. b, lat. 2ss.39
21a4 Eye. 9r.b. lat. ~. ="
3244 q. sr. b. lat %. 80
2i0S Eye. 1Or, b. lat3. 80
2l27 II. CIR, b.. II 90
l425 35th, Or. b. ..2u.5O
::U2l Camh'gc. Orb. 70. SO
1921 :!0th7r. .s.latlS.Gnl
1924 G sw.7r,w,lat1a.0I
G52 T. Sc. Or, W. $50
1859 32d, 6r. w.. .Oo
I,31O Exc. Or. w. .12.5p
APARTMENTS.
2134 Pa av. CRIB,
heat ........... 30 90
Tie Lisriotte, 2lZu L.
Apt y hr. b, heat.32. 50
The (erlislc. 1913 n.
S2i. 20 10 S!0.:i
16!2 y J av.2ii. .or, b21 so
.1i2 3u. III. !r. b. ~. .JnI
ihe Govan. ?112 Pa nv.
Apt ], Pr, b, heat. 1850
Apt ., 4r. b. heat. $50
STORES.
2otJ L, sto. 3r. r.b.25.W
1000 Goth. 1r,w,S..e0.50I |
11l2 31st, 1r.w,g.20. 20,
1921 9th. lr. ". g.16.JI
COL0REb FLATS.
1925 Goth, 2f, ,5r, b. .24.50
For cOmlIlete list
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2G33 L, Ar. b. .4o.5o
5ol 2s3,i. III. Or. u. ~,
COLORED.
10 18th. Gr. h. 20. Gn
1927 2lst. 6r. b, Gel. 30 so
:iZ alla,.u.'-.h. ~
1906 kingman, Or. b25. 60
2O29 l.. 7r. b. lat. a5. 80
22D5 II. Sr. b. LAT. $3.50
1905 4th. 7r.b,lat...::5, 30
91S 24th. Sr. b.. 80
lols 10Th, ar. wa.22.:.u
l4l2 18th, 6r, b. .20.5D
230S Eye. Sr. W. 1850
TX 23d, Or. h. lat.2D.5O
10 p, Or. b, lat. ..o.5U
l239 :Utn. Gr. w. .Is.:n,
2l11 II. 1r. W. ia. 80
1922 Vt av, 5r,w.17.50
1914 2Oth, Or, b.15.5O
1874 I'D. 5r, ". lat.l5.30
lNuSila NJ. ;,r, W. .ia..,u
1l3S I'D. Or. W. IL. 50
lI05 Seaton. 6r,w 50
ia 9th. Gr. w. w...i4.:.o
5!2 ...lfh. CT. W. .t4.5u
1912 ooSth. Or. ". .14.O
407 22d. CT. b. 1850
120a 2lst, Or, b. h.l3.5O
2.4.s9 II. 6r. ". IL. 30
Sl4 cath. or. w. .12.50
2.34 Gu av. Or. 81
:DlT \ Y av. :,f.w.l1.:M
914 9th, Or. W. HOO
aa417 +, Ar. W. .lu.1O
1918 NJ. :r. W. =. J.JJ
phone Main 143S.
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FOR RENr-CAYTOOD
1921 New Ye
1918 X NV, Or. r.b.$45.75
1925 10th NV, ,10r. .b45.50
1877 9th nw.9r.b 81. 80
1907 G ne. Or. b. 10. 20
616 NJ NV. 7r, b. 1900
6U3 y ] Nv nv. .sr. bxi 80
1903 r NV, 5r.b. .23.b0
$40 18th Sc. 7r.b.@.O 90
l722 5th NV. Or. ..22.N
go l ne, Or, b. ESQ
6O4 II ne. Or, b. .2l.50
1lD NJ av nw.c.. .pzV.S
b3l 10th NV. Sr. 20. 80
800 Z Sc, Or, b.. ..1S.S0
APARIyi ENTS
The Newport, 4r,b. 27.3v
p07 y NV, Ar. b. $50
6l2 . nv, ar. h. .2l.t0
2009 18th nw.sr. b. .0.0
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AND NAVY ROW, 1918
and bath: steam heat.
&c. Rent. S55.75.
722 11th NV. IS"
!. & Co. T"2 1I;b y. ".
1923 Pa av Sc. .6r, b. 20. IS
ASS P NV. Sr, b. ..u.A
1926 Sth NV. 5r. .2U.5O
62S Tenn nv ne,6.b1S.5 30
11:N 18th ne. 5r. lisa
14S Heck Sc. 8r.L. 1890
rs.
1884 Potomac BE. 49, 50
'ENANTS.
922 Sd nv, Orb. 20. so
::-2.+ Fla av NV. .6r. b2v., 20
100 L NV, 5r. 1850
G...' l. nv. Gr. ~ -
2110 18th nw.7r.b.17.50
327 18th Sc. Orb. 1850
1910 Sd NV. 6r, 1000
46 G nv. 4r. w...la.sO
100 Sd NV. 5r. 1880
! Clark pi NV. 6r. Il 80
2Ss
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tOh REM I
&2. 400. .24O1 Mass NV, 2Or
$1c5. .936 Pa ay nv,
store & dwelling
s &112.50.3517 18th lw, ,19r
$1oG. 1909 Gath NV. 12r
$100. 1918 B'm'nt NV, ,12s
215. .4T2 Pm av w.store
SOS. ....t729 @ NV. Tor
$50. -. 1881 d nv, l6r
$50 2023 Kafa rd NV. .1Or
S65. .2514 Ontario I'd, 1ir
S&. .e503 Champ'n nv Or
$3.50. 3021 Macomb. 8r
$3.50. .2512 Ont I'd. 11r
$50. 10 .17l2 Q NV. Or
so. 1S37Cal av NV, Tor
$50. ..923 G NV, IT
$50. .3156 18th nv, 12r
$50. .s19 18th NV, 2l.2r
k3. STAG RI av NV, Tor
S45. ..3173 18th NV, Tor
S43.15. :. .22S A Sc, 11r
S41. .05. .s23 18th NV. Or
$40. so. 0.1111 17th nv. Sr
$4a.50.1 1928 Euclid NV, Or
S5. TO-. .a32 Pa av, Or
35. &. lis E NV, 13r.
$3.50. .S1 2lst nv. Tor
S35. so. .1717 U nv, Sr
@. so. 1914 1 NV, Or
S. 90. .1749 18th nv, Or
S35. so. 1870 " NV, Or
$35. so. .1S12 X NV. l2rI
$35. .1727 Pa av NV. 7r
1890. 1919 Sth nv, Or
S32. so. .1345 Corc'n nv, ,Sr
$31 80. 1922 Corcoran, sr
s30.5O.1436 Fla Nv nw,9I
$30.5O. 1921 5th NV, Sr
$2S.h0. .152S 5th NV, 7r
$27. so. $40 D ne, 5r
S27 so. 1000 9th NV, 6r
$3.50. III Sd NV, Or
s27.50. .1505 10th nw,Hr
$26. 1924 18th nv, ST.
$25. 40. 1890 29th NV. n
APART!
SIS. The Lonsdale, sri
S75. The I1onsdale, Sr
$85 Fontanet Courts, Or
$50. Fontanet Courts, 4r
$50. The Kedrick, Ar
$50. The Brunswick, Or
$40. The Cavendish, 4r
&35. .Fontanet Courts, ,3r
GAR
$3.50. ..............,,
For complete list Of prt
weekly
GWARTZELL. RHEI
727 18th
1gD- 1nxl. SsU> ~ W. =.
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CHARLES s. SHREVE,
1908 7th st. NV.
80 Carroll ay, Takoma, COLORED
sr. b. h-wh; fur$ 4a1aI 6s3 I nw Or. b.. $3.50
sos NJ nv. 81. b. .40o0i a0:, Barry. Or. 80
sos I. NV. Or. b.. $50, 1887 4th NV, Sr. 1889
9lS NV .3r b. rtcd32 20 II l. nv. Or. 1850
61S q NV, Sr, b. $50 6l3 Y ay nv, Or. 1880
30 Quincy, Or, b. .23.50 425 Franklin. Or. 1880
1431 av, 6r.b 24.50 442 F'klin NV, Or. 1850
l543 sth NV. Or, 30 so $50 Franklin. 5r. 400
626 G NV, 6r. 1880 903 Euclid. Or. b. 1850
49, NV. 6-. b. .lS.S0 $50 Elm. 7r. b.. 81 so
STORES. S2l II NV. 5r. 1850
2ll Pa av, ST. b 800 11s y NV. 6r. 1900
$500 Ga av,new sto10.O0 1917 4th NV. 2r. :. g. 10
1900 II ne. 7r.b. 400 STABLES.
1141 7th NV. ir b. 5O.OD $50 Franklin :. $50
l411 18th nw.7r,hl5o.0o! Il 61S G NV. 1903
1909 l4th ST. NV. n. & B.. SUITABLE
lot once OF s'Iu". .S4:,W
225 Sth st. s.w.. ! r. b., garage. .... 81. 30
us Sth 81. s.w.. r a. b.. near Smith
sOnfan Park ...-......... 81. 10
103 c ST. s.w.. apartment. r. l. b. oJGO
SOUTHWEST
2oS 11th, sr b.. S2900I sos +, Sr W q SIG n
45o I1th Or. b. fur. 2l't 92O G. 6r W. g. II. 20
:;21 13l.. Sr. b.. lI.5f ass Md ave. -. IL. 30
o27la F. Or h.. iI.aG 1871. 10Th. 6r. >. Il. 20
608 10th 6r b.. 1I.0l 1861 c. Or. IA. 30
42S 9Th. 6r b.. 1650l so 11th. :r 1000
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST
1870 II ne. ~. str. s22 l0l 1876 n Sc, Gr So 30
322 sc. 8r.-.. 80 9Th n Sc, ir.. 80
COLORED
Rear 463 C nw4r $1O3Gl $50 Van sw, Ar SIS 90
JI7 Golden sw 4r $50 1905 Canal sw Pr 4 30
r. HARRISON JOHNSON.
Main 23S5. "06 eth st. s.w
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1925 10th ST. N.w.-10 ROOMS AND BATH;
large yard: steam heat in fine condition. S45. so.
CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 1231 n. Y. ave. NV.
oSs
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-BY MOORE 4 HILL (INC.),
1420-22 II st. NV.
IfNEIiR NISIIEn IIOIfSES
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FOR RE%T-1N ARMY
$ st. NV; 10 rooms
electric lights: gas ran
DCSALL & CO.
FOR RENT-i;S pEvAI
12OS X NV. .15r. Oh. .$65 90
1885 Hvd nw. lar, ob65.5O |
1928 c NV, 16r, b. 5000 !
SOS II NV. apt.6r. .hiu.M
8 Eye NV, Or. b. . .80.50
100 7th ne. 6r. b. .::.3.60
FLA
TOO l1th NV. 3r.b. .22.50
COTORED :
stl 1st NV. 1Or.2b. IS 50
1906 9th nw,6r,h. 1880
1465 Swami 80. b25. 20
46l Mo av NV, lar, b25. so
sl5 Sd NV, 7r. b. .22.6
1925 10th nw.1r.b.3. 80
1918 4th NV. .Sr,b. IS. 30
1888. lIth NV. .lUr .:::3. ao
sl5 Sd NV. 7r. b. ESQ
400 Z ne. 6r, b....22.5 so
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FOR RENT-TO CoLORED TENANT.
COMFORTABLE 11-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE.
NO. 1928 CORCORAS ST. NV.
RENT ONLY $3l PER MO.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1921 + ST.
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APARTMENTS IN
cor. Sd and 0akdale
first-class repair. See
bath. Also 319 Elm
In hne repair; ga. 50.
,O., 737 Dth St.
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q GAhhElI,
ork ave. NV.
| 4l2 LIST Dw. Or. .1S.W
1898 10th w.tr. ..ls.vv
2l46 # NV. 6r.....16.1
2254 Clev av nv Girls so
6SS 4th ne. 6r. 1880
2512 Messmore, 6r.14.0
81 Fenton ne, 6r. lao
3i3 23d nv. 6r. .,&.O
159 Pierce NV. 6r 1850
1888 f Sc. or.
S0S 14th ne. Or. ..l2.O
212S = NV. Al. ....I2.W
1877 1stn ne, 5r, b.l2.UO
1928 Union sw. 5r.l1.tO
AND FLATS.
( 443 y NV. 3r. b. 400
3o4 C ne, 2r, b. ..1a.oO
33S 18th ne, 5r. b.l5.oU
1876 II ne. Ar. b. .lu.5V
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OH hENT-
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. NC,
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
IiA-IrI1R NISIIEn

c419 Mass av nv.
16r, 4b. year. .$4.0
1892 X NV, year. .2,3O
1915 Conn av, 10r,
3h. year ........2, 200
8406 R NV, 15r.
2b, year ........1,m 200
1907 H nv. 12r.
2b, year .1.80
Cathedral av and
Woodley lane, Or,
Oh. year ........ $50
1712 N nv. 1Or. b. 800
1885 Conn v,14r. .4b. 800
! Dupont cir, lar, 2b. .13O
Sl02 Q NV ....... .125
1138 18th nv Or, 2b. .126
1882 B'mont I'd. .9r.3b. 100
1903 n NV, lar. 3d.
1913 Mass av NV,
:6r, 2b ..........1 100
1888 Lamont st,
1lr. 3b ........ 81. 90
1901 EIclid NV. 1900,
1882 18th NV, 10r.
1852 22d NV, i2r. .sb. Is. 80, 90
2O1S r NV. 11r.b. 1890
1856 Calvert NV,
12r. 3h $50
316S 18th NV. 10.3b75. .OO|
1887 Biltmore :. 1000
1915 L NV, 12r, ,2b.7O.O 90
1912 Mass av NV,
,7ss 1e', > b =. %: .S. g oo| g
1912 Calv't. Tor. .2b 80. 90
1924 Garn'd.1Or, 2b55 20
82n1 10th nv, Or. 2b55 90
1868 Kenyon NV. 14r,
, .so n :..-.. 5000
1850 F'mont, 1Or, 1850 90
1893 R I av. .10r. b. 80. 90
1888 17th nv. Or, b. &C. 90
o5SI Wis av,1Or, b.5O. 90
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AT A GREATLY REDlcED RENTAL.
1861 Mintwood place NV
DELIGHTFUL HOME OF II ROOMS: hot
water heat; excellent condition.: recently pa
I,ered and painted; fine location of Washing
ton Heights.
NEAR 18Th & COLUMBIA ROAD NV
26n2 Mozart place NV: desirable home: g
rooms and BATH hotwater heat; splendid
WITHIN Easy WALKING DISTANCE OF
DOWNTOWN SECTION: . rooms and bath
good condition Reasonable rental at. S31 so
DESIRABLE HOME ~ COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS: rooms and . baths: hot-water
lent: front and back porch: will lie parered
DELIGHTFUL NORTHEAST SECTION; 6
rooms and bath; all up-to-date features: ex-
cellent condition. Observation-Disclosures S35 80
IA % STREET S.E.
Comfortable home: 4 rooms and bath: good
condition. ReEt only. ly...................$2j $2j. so
Neat little home, q rooms and bath; north
west section: good order. er..............$ .$26. 50
n. l.. SASSBu9Y COMPANY. INC,
12l 18th st INV Main l905-5
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rhone Main 81 81 ssa New York ave. NV.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL"
1st ard East Capitol SITS.
For Rent-First- class bachelor and housekeep-
ing apartments.
room. furnished Observation-Disclosures .S140O
2 rooms and bath th......................& .&27. so
rooms and bath ..................S S3s M
& rooms and bath furnished. ed........ SAT 80
I room and bath .......................3 90
8 rooms and bath th.................$ .$53 SO
These apartments overlook the Congressional
Library and Capitol grounds All night electric
elevator service. Special rates during summer
months.
Excellent cafe in building. Apply to
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. Unc.),
1873 18th st. NV.
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HEM.
1872 BILrMuRE ST. N.w.-NEWLY PAPERED
and painted throughout 10 rooms: baths:
servants quarters: steam heat: gas and electric
light; approved instantaneous water heater;
gas range: 2-sr0ry back porch: key at l.s30'
will build garage II desired. II
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See our list Of apartments under Apartments
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CENANT4.

W .S.W
1870 Marion ct, 4r.7.O
And cheaper properties.
324 Broad al sw,
4r w.......-.... 500
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-14
nineteenth INDIANA H0L DS
ANNUAL REUNION TODAY

B, Nineteenth Indiana: Jesse Jones,
Ben Duke, Richard Williams, Timothy
Hart, Joel Curtis, Milton Franklin,
Benjamin Jewett, Joseph Bennett and
John Addleman -.',,.- .r,'--
In addition to these men, the follow
ing men are registered:
Eldridge Anderson, Hope, Ind, Co.
H.; Oliver Carmichael. Muncie, Co. E;
H. c. March, Muncie, Co. E; E. M.
Thornburg, Muncie, Co. X. W. R.
Well. Cambridge City, Co. H; Rufus
King, Winchester. Co.. c.; Richard
Scott, Westport, Co. H; Ebon Adams,
Darlington. N. D., Co. A; D. P. Fort,
Indianapolis, Co. B; w. H. Hartman,
Southport. Co. F.; Nelson Pegg, Indian.
apolis. Co. C; Samuel Hackman, Lo-
santsville, Co. K; Daniel Hawk, Lin
coin Center, Kan, Co. K; James O..
Bangham, Parker, Ind, Co. K; James
Mitchell, Greenfield, Co. A; A. j.
Wood, Ridgeville, Co. c.; Amtran
Beeks, Montpelier, Co. c; I. S. Pruitt,
Winchester, Co. E.; w. R. Green,
Ridgeville, Co. c.; Henry Kirby, Bry-
ant, Co. C; Milton Book, Hartford
City, Co. c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-14

Fifty Civil war veterans, members
Of the Nineteenth Indiana regiment,
assembled this morning at the G. A. r..
post rooms to celebrate their annual
reunion. The event is the anniversary
of South Mountain, in which hundreds
of the comrades fell in battle. The
first brigade, of which the Nineteenth
was a part, was known as the Iron
Brigade"
The regiment is being entertained
by Company B, of which there are nine
Wayne county men now living. Ar
rangements for the reunion are in the
hands Of committee composed of
Jesse Jones, Ben Duke. Richard Will
liams and Timothy Hart. The Wom-
ans Relief Corps served dinner at the
post room at noon.
The permanent officers Of the reun-
ion are Oliver Carmichael, Muncie,
president; Robert Patterson, Muncie,
vice president, and Henry Marsh, Mum
Gle, secretary and treasurer. They
are present today Business will be
conducted at the session late this af-
ternoon.
The following are the Weyne coun-
ty men who are members of Company
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-14
LAUNCH BOWMAN BOOM
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE

The district organization is known
to favor Lynch. 1t made possible his
nomination last year. principally
through the efforts of James e. Wat
son. who tomorrow will announce his
entrance into the lists for the nomina-
ton as United States senator. but
Wayne county Republicans are conf.
dent that Lynch Is to have consider.
able opposition in securing q place on
the ticket again.
A number of Richmond Republicans
will make the trip to Rushville to-
morrow in automobiles. The auto car.
avan will assemble at o'clock In the
morning at the corner OF Seventh and
Main streets.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-14

Among the events said to be sched-
uled for the Sixth district Republi-
can love feast at Rushville. Ind, to-
morrow is the formal announcement
of the candidacy of L. s. Bowman Of
Richmond for the Republican nomina-
ton as auditor of state.
Perhaps a hundred Wayne county
Republicans will attend the meeting,
and all of them are prepared to do
active missionary work in lining up
the Republican district organization
solidly behind the Bowman candidacy.
Mr.. Bowman is now serving his
second term as auditor of Wayne
county and at present is the Wayne
county Republican chairman.
P. J. Lynch of New Castle, an avow.
ed candidate for denomination as rep.
resentative in congress. since His de-
feat for that office at the election last
year. is also expected to make q for
NAL announcement of his candidacy
tomorrow.
Wayne county Republicans have been
urging Judge d. w. Comstock Of this
city to enter the congressional race
against Lynch. but whether the Com
stock candidacy will be launched at
Rushville Is not known.
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CITY CAR HuRLS
Man BACKWARD
OFF OIL WAGON
Olivia Coddington Still in a
Comatose Condition, and
May Die as Result of In
iuries Received

Olivia Coddington. As, living at 512
North Twentieth street, prabably was
fatally injured about 9 o'clock last
night when an east bound street car
struck the Standard Oil tank wagon,
which Coddington was driving, when
the horses started across the tracks
at the junction of the national road
and the pike which skirts Earlham
cemetery on the west.
Coddington, who delivers oil in a
rural district, was returning home and,
it is presumed. he fell asleep, and did
not hear the warning signals sounded
by the motorman of the street car.
The big tank was side-swiped by
the street car, one of the horses re-
ceiving most of the impact. Codding.
ton was thrown backward off his high
seat and alighted on the back of his
head. The injured horse was dragged
several feet before the car was stop
ped. The wagon was not damaged.
When the crew and passengers
reached Coddington he was uncon-
scious. At noon today he was still
in a comatose condition, not having
revived during the night. There is
an ugly wound In the back of his head,
and it is believed that his skull has
been fractured.
Coddington was taken to Reid Me-
mortal hospital shortly after the &C.
cident in the police automobile. He
is married, and has been employed by
the Standard Oil company for some
time.
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UNDERHILL PONY
. TAKEN OFF, ROAD
TO. SAVE FENCES

More trouble came to AL Underhill
yesterday when Ed L. Norris, assist.
ant highway superintendent in District
No. 6. comprising the Middleboro pike
territory. seized stallion Shetland
pony of Underhills and held it for
damages. The stallion had been roam
ing on the thoroushfare - trying TO
break down fences and join stock graz
ing in the fields of farmers along the
pike. The attempts Of the horse
aroused the anger of farmers who cav
visions of broken fences and destroyed
crops. The stallion is being held and
its owner is liable for prosecution un-
der the statute against letting animals
roam on the public highway
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the loan is sanctioned the New York
banks, and the banks in other cities
that are unprejudiced can muster suf
ficient loans to make the $1,000, ,0O0,-
900. J. P. Morgan and Baron Reading
held a short conference before noon.
They said: THE financiers may meet
again later in the day"
The present plan of the joint Anglo
French financial commission, it was
reported is to borrow $1,000, ,00O, 900 In
the United States on straight British
and French government bonds with
out collateral whateveE-sgs- u. e~~-
The outstanding feature Of the stu
alton that overshadowed by it's tre-
mendous importance everything else
that has influenced the foreign ex-
change rates since their recent slump
began was the reported plan Of the
commission to establish its hoped-for
credit here without offering any col
lateral whatever. Some of the finan-
ciers, who called on the committee
with vague, or pronounced ideas that
Great Britain and France would not
only give their notes for whatever
sum they would borrow, but would
put up huge collateral, dollar for dol
lar of the loan, composed of approved
American securities, we're startled by
the radical proposal that the money
should be borrowed absolutely with
out collateral.
Other financiers were more than
startled. The novelty of the plan is
said to have SO taken them by sur
prise, and so quickly shattered their
ideas of basing the proposed loan on
American collateral as to have reQuir-
ed time for consideration before they
could express their views.
These bankers, reflecting the re-
ported views of the commission, point
ed out that the entire credit of both
Great Britain and France would be
back of the bonds given for the loan
a credit that for generations past has
been regarded as good as gold.
It is to be a loan without collateral
of any sort or no loan at all-that is
the present plan of the commission, at
least so far as the American financiers
visiting it have been able to learn.
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tember is, Mexico's national inde-
pendence day.
The bodies Of the two Mexicans
found near Santa Maria were located
by Texas rangers. Both had been
shot to death and 1t 10 believed that
they died as the result Of wounds re-
ceived In the battle with the American
soldiers.
The invasion Of the Laoona ranch
gave an indication of trouble In q new
quarter. Fifty Texas rangers were
dispatched to track the Mexicans a.
soon as news OF their attack arrived
here. While more than 5000 Ameri.
can soldiers are combing the mesquite
brush throughout this district In
search of Mexicans. they are being
aided by 500 Texas rangers and armed
civilians.
The American military authorities
have posted manifestos throughout
this district warning Mexicans that
any of those discovered and connected
with the invading parties will be Sc
verely dealt with.