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HARRY wARDMAN,
1880 X ST. NV Phone NJ. 4191.

II.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES.
s. 900 Mass Az near 10th $40 so. 742 Oh I'd. Or, 2b
S. 100. .926 McPherson $40 so. ...1315 o. 1ir, b
s1I5. 1875 w.22r. 4b s37 80. .2l45 NV. Or b
s125.. .92s w,2or,25 s37 so 1870 WIZ "a, ST., b
81 HOG VI av. 1lr. 81 s3Iso.3l4 18th NV, I2r.b
500. n near 18th lsr,b SaJ 20. -f49 me- Or b
sos Lee Col I'd So 30 1861 Spring I'd b
ss5- .1To7 y NV. Or. 2b sa5 so. 1916 = av, 81, b
$50. i3,;2 I'D NV. l2r,3h 355O,17i9 18th NV Or
SD 1917 Euclid. 12r. % So. so ZIG 18th NV Orb
S15. 1862 Harvard, I2r-2h ss5 50. .407 p se sr b
50. 2e5s Cath. ior.2o SO 50 24l1 18th NV .er,b
SIS. 1859 NV. 1ir. % $50 80. .125 V NV. sr. b
sos. -313s kanaura, 1T $35. 1875 u NV Sr
$50. 1922 Calvert, 11r2h so so I4no Perry 6r b
$50. 1906 Kenyon 12-, % $50 so 1000 Sd NV 6r b
$50. 1889 Newton Or, SIT 20. So Lamont Or. b
$50. 1t33 18th nNl2r.Zo ST So 1924 LIST Ne, 6r,b
$50. 1871 P NV. Dr. % s27 so 1926 sum ne Or b
S55. .llOi 9th NV, Tor, 500 80, no BRYANT 6r b
so 1i26 10Th NV Ir,2h S26.JO.11 Uhlan nc. Or, b
$50 50. is0. B'm't Tor % so6 30 l63 4 ne ar h
$50. so 1855 H','d r,2a $40 ls5 Quincy n. g. b
$50 2946 Newark. Orb s25 so. .721 18th se 81, b
s+5.I5. .1d15 K nw9rb SIS so 4oI6 I'd NV Or b
SIS so. 1892 NV Tor , sos so IuI3 Marlboro, g. b
Ss5. 1889 Otis 8r b s.3 so 5l4 Shephe I'd 6r h
$3.50. 1876 Optsrio6 ST. hi 81 20 noo6 Decatur ar b
So 80 1885 NV. 10r, b So 80. 49, Col I'd. 6r b
Si0oe.ilos Ore, Tor. b St5J0.. .S13 9Th sw. 6r
~, ,9l IA aT NV 500 .o2 II:h NV. ....12s 90
; ;ooe nv $500. 1000 To- 18th NV. % 90
APARTMENTS.
Wardman Courts. i4th and Clifton, 5r., b.. 65. 90
northumberland y II. ave. and v. 5r., b.. 90 90
WartmAn Courts, 18Th and Clifton q. & b. Is 20
SS.7 18th st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50. $3.50
lruoI. 1923 st. NV. roo-Is and bath. 40. 90
Wardman Courts; 1iih and Clifton, Dr.. & b. $3.50
Prince George, 1873 3oth NV. Or. and b. 81 50
Isabella, 1883 Newton NV Ar and bath :. 2s So
Msdan aS esua. St s i 1s s,
s224 1871 NV. End a., rooms and bath. 20. so
I+4o Meridian. room and bath. .-........ 1a.5o
HARRY wARDMAN.
1870 X st. NV.
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Thursday, January "a, 1915,
Cor. 9th and D SITS. NV,
FURNITURE.

Large sale Of Furniture. Contents Of a small
hotel. Lot OF Bedroom, Dining Room and Of
fee Furniture. Also lot Of Dry Goods and No
tions which were sold and parties failed to re-
move at a previous sale. Terms cash.
All goods must be sold.
n NOTES
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

STORAGE. 81 MONTH.
Hauled In free: compare our price TO otnerr:
estimates given: central location. dry. clean
storage rooms. open for inspection al any time.
H. Baum & Son. 912 Pa. ave. 81. 12S4.
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC.
AT WESCHLER'S, go Pa. ave. NV. Rates
reasonable. Estimates cheerfully given. Phone
1882.
STORAGE MOVING. PACKING AND SHIPPING
Experienced handlers and expert packers. no
trouble to estf. Phi. NJ. 1919 or postal storage
Dept Globe Furniture Co. 1923 18th st. NV
FURNITURE packed for shipment to all parts OF
the world.
MOvING-Large padded vans and cafetui nhn'
Glers furnished.
KRIFG'S EXPRESS.
Phones NJ 2O10-20l1. 1875 ii 81 NV.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WESC0TT,
fQ0, pa

- aNS
1927 9th. 1r. W. e.1s.5o
1870 list. lr. ". g.15.OO
C0L0RED FLATS.
@13 18th, ID, 5r,b. 2O.50
SOL I'D. 2fi, Or, b. 1850
2c19 u. Or. b. ....1S.5O
CDLORED.
922 c4th. Sr, b. ...2S:b0
2o31 l. 7r. b. lat.25.5O
1908 X. Tr,b, lat...23.5O
1903 9Th. RIB. LAT. 20. so
1143 18th. 5r.iat.w1S.0
las I'D. 4r. w,sta..1s.
2117 II, Ir, w.....1S.M
1716 P, 5r. ". Gel. 1850
COG Acker, 9r, b. .. 1880
1899 20th. Or, w..17.5o
1902 2Gd. Or, ". 1880
] 262 2lst, Or, w...16.50
zoos X. 6r,. w.....16.6o
-tpu nyCs VI, ",k p.uV
1914 Goth. Ar, ". ..l5.5O
736 22d. br,w.g.lat.1b.50
1893 Seaton, Or, W..15.D
COS ed, Or. w....14.50
1924 goth. Or, b. .14.5O
243S Eye. 5r. W. .14.60
612 oath. Or, w....14.@
1922 Va av. Or, w..14.50
937 26th, Or. W.. 1850
2+1S Eye. 5r. w-..H.0
2429 F, 6r. ". 1850
s34 cath. sr, ". .. 1880
s23 Esd, 6r. w....12.0
ola 2Tth, Or, ". .12.50
2410 Va nv, Sr. w.12.O
2o19 NJ, 4r, W. so
colt y Y av. Sr.w.11.bO
11a 23d, 5r, W. $50
,hone Main 1893.
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FOR RENT-D.D. THOMl
1135 Col rd,9r. 2b. $3.50
Sill 9Th NV. 16r. b. 5000
91S Westmins r ST $3.50
1913 Euclid. 7r. h. $50
1928 H ne. sto&dw. $3.50
247 Sth ne, Or. b. .21.O
sos Tenn ay. 6r.b,1S.JO
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Adjoining '.orn'
300 Sc 18th NV
s.up. ..I7eo I. NV, 2or
500 -. Sa5 18th NV
sf5o.1iio Mass NV, ler
sos. 1890 1921 nv, 1T
SIS. .I3s' " NV, 1tr
500. 1876 i7th nv. TT
500. 40 Ia ay uw,2lr
sIUO. .lSri Kenyon. l2r
Siup. .2i52 t.a Nv Dw,1:r
sgJ....i462 col ri. 1lr
SO. -. 1871 Cpi I'd, l2r
SIS; 30. .-i5ii 7 NV. lar
Ss3.33 .l13i = NV. 12r
SIS .3f5t Highland Nv
So. .2'le iath NV. 1:r
s7s......iT,s Q NV. Tor
Ss1..t.26 u NV. 12r
SsS. .i2i5 !. nv. isr. 2b
SIS. .1362 Harvard. Tor
SIS. .202a IIiliyer pl. i2r
Str. 81 northampton st
$50 1861 l+th NV, III
$50. ..19tl Calvert. IIr
500. Ira J. NV. lar
$50. 90, Garfield q
$50. 9nT VI NV. 12r
S61. les Col I'd. Tor
S,O....iiOi 9th NV. Tor
$50. -..I-26 10Th nv, ST
SaS....lS02 Y NV. 10.
SIS. . 1895 Park I'd. Tor
SJJ.....ls21 " NV. Tor
SIS. ..1553 7 nw, To-
SIS. ...1-o6 Irving. iOE
$3.50. ..i4oo 31st NV ,9r
Slls.50.12o5 Int nw,av
$3.50. 3021 Mscomb. sr
$50. I33S Il NV. lar
$50 .7f2 9Th NV. 12r
$50. .l1at I.anier place
SO. .1227 Girard. To-
$50. 200 18th Nv, 11r
$50. I3i3 irving. TT
SO. ..312l 18th NV, 10r
so. ....1631 X NV, 12r
$50. 80. 1919 Q nv, l2r
$50. 2201 ISih NV, i.r
S41 80. 1852 Core'u, Tor
s47.S0. 1902 Col I'd. Tor
SO so. InoS sth NV, Tor
$3.50. 1852 t0'h NV. lrI
S45.TA. -. 4oJ g NV. TT
81. 50. - Grant pi, lorI
Sta Sc. f0T - NV, Tor
SO. :. 1907 18th NV. sr
SIS. -. 1850 17th NV. Or
SO 20. 1876 ont ri, 6r
$40 so. 1895 u NV. io-
S42.5O.iO0S ri av nw.tir
s3c 1919 Church. Tor
sfo.15... 100 ID Sc. 12r
SO 81. -" 81 NV, Tor
; ~. -. 1917 Irving. Tor
$40. so. 1915 q NV Or
sto.5U. .2;cI 18th NV. Tor
500 50. 1881 ont nj. 6r
Sto.5o...I io2 Girard, Or
$40 SO. 1915 Q nv. 1lrI
SO. $3.50 14th NV. ST
SIS 80. So2 Il I av nv. ST
SIS So. 2434 Ia av nv. Tor |
SOS. ..I72g Corcorap, Tor
s31 30. .421 Mass av. sr
$3.50. .2Sl9 18th nv. or
ST.. 80. 1852 Newton. Or
81 80. .2+S9 18th NV, Sri
81 80. .2tit 18th NV. nr
$3.50. ass NJ NV, Tor
$50 So. 400 c ne. o.
So 80. .9S5 f av NV Or
$3.50. 1852 Quincy, 6r
SO. 30. .465 II NV. Tor
SIS. so. $50 y ] av
ST.. .I5s Quebec, Or
So. .... .S12 y J av, ST
sa2 80. .3649 y Hamp av
$3.50. ...151i 18th. Or
81 80. 1853 K I av ne, 5r
s:2.c.Jo.35..1 Holmead, Sr
So. so. 3il7 Mt Pleas,6r
$50 so. .13i A ne, 7rI
SO 30. 1880 q NV. Tor
so. -. 1913 2 NV. 1lr
$40. 5O.1S Quincy ri ne, Or
$3.50. .30lT 11th NV. 6r
5000. 81 y Y av, Ir
$50. 80. 1911 VT av. sr
$1,000. .612 10th ne. Tor
5000. 10 9th ne, Or
$40. 50. 80. 1889 sth, Or
$50 so. lbs Ore av, g.
so 30. Els G NV, Tor
S.:o.5O. -..-1Jt q ne. TrI
$50. so. I229 Shepherd, Irl
500. -.-..211 llth Sc. ST.
SIS. so. --1sI2 Corc'n. &c
s271.J0. ..loO7 y Cap, ST.
So so. .tIa 22i NV. 6r
$3.50. .2o07 II NV, Or
ST. so Isis y J av, Tr
$3.50. 100 Adams. Or
$3.50. .316 VI NV. Or
See our list of ana rtu
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS,
T13 11th st. NV. NJ. 2345.
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.

TEN ROOMS AND BATH.
Good condition: all modern improvements;
good yards; fine location; convenient to cars;
near Union Station. Capitol, etc. LOW
RENT 113 C St ne
SHANNON & LUCHS' RENTING SERVICE.
NJ. 2345. 713 14th st. NV. NJ. 2345.
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son & CO., 1895 F NV.
1924 f ne. Ar. b.13.5O
FOR COLORED.
2424 18th nv. 4r,b.16.O0
The Erie. Cham. sits. so
1907 S nv, Or, b.. ..15.50
2345 Champ st, Or. 400
1543 A Sc. Sr, 500.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (Continued1.

BEAUTIFUL. NEW BUNGALOW: ALL MOD
ern conveniences: nearly u acre: on Falls
Church rwy. ! min from station: so min. to
new detached Sroom and bath cottage lot
sb.ss to ae fL T GS Snsy
Colorado bid Main a23l
FOR sALE-oNE-ACRE LOT NEAR TAKOMA
Park School: in one of the choice neighborboods
of the District: sewer, water, gas and electric
hts e fsnf Ref go: so NTH nny sds
FOR sALE-COLoNIAL MANSION AND ABOUT
6E acres of land on Metropolitan Branch Of
B. & o. r. r.; about 10 minutes from Union
station. in the District; good land fine spring
attractive, substantial house. fine view; barn,
s1l su 3sas sstHn %, rse
HANDSOME COLONIAL HOME. FIVE MILES
out Baltic boulevard: one block to trolley;
three blocks to steam station: twelve large 10
foot rooms: wide halls and colonial porches;
cellar; back hall stairs and back porches; bath
water and gas in; two acres Of shaded lawns
and garden; highest elevation lon, In section; we'll
$500 cash. GEO. G. WALKER. kenois bldg,
1lth and G SITS. NV.
BUNGALOW: NEW: s1oo CASH: BALANCE
like rent; lot eo.lSo nv heat, heat: gas; elec;
cars. Address OWNER. Box 27e, Star once.
SUBURBAN HOUSES ALWAYS UNDER CON
struction in several subdivisions: both in the
District and out. See CHAs; NJ L!GHTBowN.
EASY TERMS.
FOR SALE-2-sToRY AND FULL CELLAR SUB
urban cottage in NV, on corner, fronting on
two streets: nearly 5000 square feet of ground;
ideal location; only 200 feet from electric cars;
less than u hour to Treasury; Quincy bot.
water heater; city water and sewer; gas and
IS. $50: terms Will pay $40 month rent for
- y Address Boz 1es. Star once.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-wOODRIDGE; % MINUTES FROM
18th and G SITS. NV. rooms; gas: good we'll
water; lot 30 by 100: fine garden patch min
utes walk to car; corner Central ave. and Vista
St; rent. $17. Key. 900 S. Dakota ave-.
Woodbridge.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
DON'T SACRIFICE YOUR LOTS OR LET
them lie idle: will build suitable buildings,
giving you interest in property: investigate our
proposition MORGAN BROS. $40 n. Y. ave.
MONEY WANTED.
WANTED = SMALL LOAN ON VALUABLE
Star Office.
WANT TO BORROW $1,000 AT SO FOR 3
years on my house in Alexandra county. Va:
house worth double amount asked: no agents.
Box s45. Star ONCE. Il.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
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FOR SALE
4 SIS ssw SF1R 4 Soq z. I've.
Surrounded by many Of the most expensive
residences X RE t6e sttG, TO $3.50.
A Separate built House.
II rooms. most of them very large
Lot 22.6x1O0 to alley.
Adjoining lots same size held at S.. 600.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE.ATTENTIoS ISyEsToRs:,
One Of the best propositions ever onered
$3.50 each.
New brick houses with baths renting At
reduced rent $3.50 month; owner says
rent is so low that there we're dozeNs after
Stone 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
''A' a SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
PAYING 11To NET.
Each rents for $3.50.
New brick houses on numbered street north
west. Very attractive with baths and CONVEX
FENCES 10 Of then An ,s sset ed vo,. .v.
FOR SALE-A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
Handsome 3-story houses at sacrifice. Out
of-town owner must SELL
Within 800 feet OF Stanton PARK. near otn
5 stories. cellar.
rooms and bath.
Formerly held at $500:
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALIe-ss. $50.
we'll constructed They were not built for sale.
but erected by days work for owners occu'
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave:
FOR sALE-NEAR 18th AND R SITS.
A bargain at $4,000.
ID hH nns ne nmr most reiahle builders 10
rooms ON FIRST FLOOR sleeping rooms
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-WAsHINGVoN HEIGHTS, VEST
Of 18th St; II rooms, 3 baths, hot-water heat;
air nOJr IN
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
FOR sALE-NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE; SUR
rounded by mansions. A wonderful bargain.
ONLY $500.
IL rooms. two (2) baths You could not
build the house under $4,000; abuttng ground
worth 81 square foot.
FOR sALE-sEE THIS sPLENDIDLY BUTT
house, with about every modern convenience.
A house with back building. rooms deep
on first floor. offered 1880 under builders
price.
18th ST.. west side, between ktlbourne and
Kenyon SITS. Two ~ baths, hot-water heat: 2
stairways; finished in oak.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE..
An ELEGAsT TEW RE5pENGh st STU
N A SECTION WHERE THE IMPROVE Il
NOTHING OBJECTIONABLE.
1t is seldom that dwelling situated on a
northwest corner is offered for sale. 1t is an
ideal situation, bright and sunny In the win
ter and cool In the summer.
You can secure this house at price one
third less than it cost the builder without any
profit, either in outright purchase or by tax
ing your property in exchange.
Containing IL rooms, upstairs kitchen. bill
lizard room. laundry and children's playroom.
many closets and pantries, three magnificent
bathrooms. heated by frst-class hot-water
heating plant. lighted with gas and electric,
ity, instantaneous hot-water heater, metal
weather strips. screens and awnings, trim
med throughout with solid oak, hardwood floors
over the entire building.
Wide porches of stone and cement.
A garage that will accommodate two touring
cars.
Must be inspected to be appreciated.
Call for KEYS. 1t is opportunity that Is
seldom offered to secure a magnificent resi-
dence IN q choice section of the city at an
extremely low price.
STONE e. FAIRFAX 1870 New York ave.
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FOR RENT SW33l 18th, 6r.. 1850
NV 2439 18th Or b$37 80 NV, 1902 4th Or. Us. 20
NV AT X. Tor. h. $500 NV, 142S av,5e15. 40
Sw 325 Md av l2r ,b3O % Nw.20l1 E. o.. .14.5O
Sw .al4 Va nv. 81. h. 25 so Sw 617 G. Or. 1850
NV. 2I22 Pa av.dw25 so NV, 2O27 =, Or. 40
SW 1897 c. Sr, h. 90 NV 1159 10th, br. IA 40
Nw,sl5 s. ST. h, %. 90 Nw, 1903 9Th, Ar. 20
NW,I123 Goth, Or. 30 50 Ne 1887 Gales, Ct. ID 80
SW DOT Lin piss b1s.e0 NV 1O6 23d. Or. Is 20
SE.S0l av, br, BIT .2OI SEl1r 10th, 6r. ~ 80
NW,1l59 Goth, Or. 1850 SEb25 Pot av, 6r. 30
SW ,s24 Va av, 4r. 1880 NV ,252s =, 81. $50
SV 1876 Va Nv, Or 1850 NV 20lO n, rooms g. 90
Sw .S24 Md ay Or. Is. 20 NV. 949 Longfeltpw
NEIL 9Th. 6r,b So 6tshle) .4.50
APARTMENTS.
Sol II. l. ave-, ROOMS and bath. .9f7. 70
500 r. l. ave-, rooms and bath III. 20
The CheitcDbam, & rooms and bath. .s35 90
The Chetcnham. rooms and bath. so
The Wilton rooms apd ba .3325 so
TIE Wilton, rooms and bath. $SI 80
ei6 East Capitol, rooms and bath. e8S so
9I6 East Capitol 8 rooms and hath. .$S5 80
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building Offices
For further Information apply ut once.
j. W. PILLING, 1416 St NV.
FOR RENT-83i ~ c. AVE. Sc EIGHT
room house: cellar. furnace. In good repair;
S3os5. JOHN L. KNOTT. 0iS + st.
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LARGE sEMTDETACHED HOUSE on LOT
81 ft1l42 IT., at intersection of prominent
avenue in highest section Of PetwOrth, one
block from ear line: six very large rooms:
tiled bath: secpins porch; extra size kitchen:
hepJIp. system: will sell 10 Iuiek hny"r for
5l,550. Address uNNEH, BE-. sc, Sta: file.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW: ALL MOD
ern conventences: nearly y acre: on Falls
Church rwy.: ! min from station: 80 min. to
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FOR SALE-COLONIAL MANSION AND ABOUT
6S acres Of land Metropolitan Branch Of
B. & o. r. r.: about 10 minutes from Union
tntir .n snhstanIia house. Snn Hnr spr,ng
outbuildings: near station. Price, $500
LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER. 20 Sout bern bldg.
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FOR SALE-ONE-ACRE LOT NEAR TAKOMA
Park School: in one of the choice neighborboods
of the District: sewer, water, gas and electric
ity available: 10 cents per foot will buy it.
LOUIS r SHOEMAKER 90 Southern bldg
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFTRNIsHED tContInued


1872 New York ave. NV.
Adjoining corner 18th st. NV
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FOR SALE-S30O CASH. BALANCE AS RENT;
new , detached s.room n, and bath cottage, lot
Chase. D. c. FULTON R. GORDON, Owner,
Colorado bid Main S23l
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

APARTMENT HOUSE. sos PER MONTH;
price, S11, 500. o-famIly fiat. rents $41 !;
price, s.. $50 10.room house, near station, s2s;
price, $3.50. Is suburban lots, selling for &c
per foot. Send full particulars of what you
have for exchange. No commission. BUILD
ING REALTY CO.. 1903 Riggs. bldg. NJ. 1858.
sonsei room, hath siesn,nr norch hos.aatar
heat; electric light; fine; one-scre lot: in
pleasant NV. suburb: value, 81 900. Would
exchange for city house near business NV
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 90 Southern bldg.
FOR SALE on EXGHANGE-TWO ACRES AND
seven-room bungalow; about 100 young fruit
trees: price,. $500: will eJr'ans" for city
property Address Boa 30. Star Office.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcT1oNEER.
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FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT. o'BRIEN 4 co. Qnc.),
1909 G ST. NV.
Telephones Main 1204-1205.

- - s(A~Ps
BIO Dumbarton Az
NV, Sr, b. .2S. 80
1888 Goth, Or, b. ..23. so
1882 Sth NV. 6r.b .22.O
1904 Fla av ne, 6r, be-. 80
e08 L Sc, 6r, b.. .22.5O
8 " ne. 7r, b.....22.5O
81 L ne, Or, b.....22.O
1924 9Th NV. Sr. b. "a. 50
214-16 Oakdale Or, BIO. 30
1417-23 Pa av ne. 5. b20. 70
1889 G ne. Or. b. j.. .17.O
3O26 n, 2r. 500
100 ". &..........5.0
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FOR EXCHANGED ACRES: A MODERN
dwelling. with bath. hot-water heat. electric
lights. garage. fine water fruit: adjoining Dis
trict line: trade for house in city.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1342 New York
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FOR RENT-121O ST. Sc: ROOMS;
rent. $3.50. THEO. FRIEBCS, 1920 n, Y.
N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-04

generally the whole administration
Of the army is now organized as
though the war Is a permanent in
stitution destined to last for all time.
In short. the Allies are perfectly
prepared to play a waiting game II
appearances count for anything. I
feel sure that they are Of the opinion
that they can wear Germany down
and sooner or later, at moment they
judge opportune, strike the decisive
blow. Until that time l believe they
will content themselves with block
ing Germany's blows, knowing that
each blow uses up that much power
and makes her by Just that much
easier to master when the final hour
arrives.
Germany. am convinced, is play
ing into the Allies hands whether
she wills 1t or not. Like person
caught in qulckmire, the more she
struggles the deeper she sinks into
the sands and the quicker.
Germany may try to decide things
this winter, but she can scarcely sue
coed. Perhaps along the Russian
frontier somewhere during the cold
weather, telling action mby be
fought. but otherwise there promises
to be lull In the fighting not CON-
plete cessation-until the sap rises.
Then they may commence the be-
OF the end.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-04
N M'TWEEOY FREE
OF THE CHARGE
vIDENCE INTRODUCED TENDED
TO SHOW THAT TRADE WAS
NOT TO LIKING. SO HE TOOK
BACK HIS PROPERTY

After several witnesses had been
examined, Justice OF the Peace +. W.
Gawen late Saturday dismissed the
charge OF larceny OF horse preferred
against M. McTweedy by G. A. John
stone. The evidence failed TO show
theft. but indicated that the defend
ant had traded horse to Johnsto one
Tor an automobile. on condition that
the automobile was found to be as re-
presented.
This, McTweedy says he did not
ma, 80 he took the horse. No argu-
ments were made by District Attorney
John Irwin or w. II. A. Renner, who
represented the defendant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-04
WATER USERS TO
PAY SAME LEVY
BOARD AT MEETING LATE SA.
TURDAY AFTERNOON DECIDE
UPON A FIFTEEN PER CENT
PER ACRE ASSESSMENT

At their meeting Saturday after
noon, the directors OF the klamath
Water Users Association made the
levy for the maintenance OF the as
sociation's ONCE for the coming year.
This was fixed at Is cents per acre.
being the same as the levy last year
President Abel Ady OF the associa-
tion, goes to Portland to attend the
State Irrigation Congress as n dele
gate from the association.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-04
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The seventeenth episode of "The
Perils OF Pauline" is the main picture
event OF the five-reel program at
the Star theater tonight. Patrons
are becoming very much interested
as to the outcome Of this serial. In
this episode We see Pauline and Harry
In some new thrillers. slowly but
surely. they are bringing the VIII
famous Owen to his doom.
There the three Vitagraph pictures
on tonight's bill. among them is a
two part comedy drama entitled
Bread Cast Upon the Waters" fea-
turing Miss Lillian Walker. Critics
compliment this feature very highly.
The closing number Of the program
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-04

New Years night A large crowd
was present. aud good order main
tanned. and every body enjoyed the
evening
The guests danced all night until
o'clock next morning. They had a
good supper to replcnish the body.
L. T.. Reeder and family. from
Lost River. Tom Grubb. from the
Falls. and Gordon's young folks. from
Wordcn. were among the visitors
who enjoyed the dance.
The Avery company played the
music.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-04

WASHINGTON. Jan. I Calling
for investigation of alleged use OF
vast sums of money in the United
States Senatorial primaries In Penn
sylvania and Illinois the annual meet
ing OF the National Popular Govern.
mont met here today, Senator owen
of Oklahoma, the president. presided.
The League went on record rs fay.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-04
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIAlMS
Omitted Press Staf Correspondent

Another thing that pleases the
strategists here is the extended battle
line. hundreds Of miles long. They
claim this places the Germans at a
capital disadvantage.
Desirous of forcing a decisive ac-
ton the Kaiser's forces apparently
can not do so because stretched out
ever such extended territory the
necessary concentration is out Of the
question. At the same time to short
en- the battle line would expose the
flanks to the Allies offensive.
Here every officer meet is all
smiles. At the beginning Of the war
1t must be confessed, there was more
or less uneasiness among the military.
This is all changed now and on all
sides one meets with the utmost con-
fidence in the final outcome of the
war.
The impression here seems to be
that the war will be rather a long
one. Everywhere see preparations
which lend emphasis to this belief.
Behind the lines the French organ
izations has been perfecting itself un-
til at the moment it is running with
the precision Of well-oiled piece Of
machinery. The system of revictual-
ing the army and keeping it supplied
with ammunition. the arrangement
for evacuating for the wounded and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-04
Penrose and Sullivan
to Be Investigated

oring the resolution OF Senator Nor
rIA. urging a Senate Investigation ut
the campaigns In which Senator Boics
pcnroso af Pennsylvania and Roger
Sullivan OF Illinois agar-a last fall
Enaetmen, OF the new Federal Cor
rupt Practices Act, and the initiatiNr
aud referendum wer. topics discussed
by prominent speakers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-04
Hawkeyes Getting the AIibi Ready

Hawkeyes Getting the AIibi Ready
United Press Service.
DES MONIES. Jan. 4.-Commer-
cial clubs all over Iowa are busy to-
day aiding the assessors In the various
counties count the people of Iowa.
The latest Federal census showed
Iowa with a loss in population-the
only state in the Union with this sort
OF showing.
lowans asert there Is no loss al
though many people have made mon
ey here they have gone abroad to
spend it. To insure a full count.
comercial clubs are aiding the asses
sors In taking the state census, which
Is expected to shown an increase.