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those who could not have a bath at
home, and gave an endowment with
them, but through the neglect of the
city officials they we're allowed to
run down and teccme useless. The
Era Club took the matter Of restor-
ing them up with Mayor Bherman
and between US got them put in or
der, so they again became a bless
ing to the poor and continue So
We also inaugurated the Travellers
Aid Association and many young wo-
men and children have been saved
from humiliation and disgrace by the
agents of the society at the different
depots
+ Then came our Outdoor Art Associ-
letion the formation of the play
grounds which are doing so much
good among the poorer children
Next we took up the anti-spitting
ordinance and had il enforced Then
The hatpin ordinance. compelling wo-
men 10 do away With the long and
dangerous hatpin. Next the logaliz-
ing Of a woman's signature. Before
that, Il was useless to a document. A
lneighbor of mine was dying and she
was TO make her will and wished me
TO sign as a witness. ! told her
daughter my signature would not be
legal but l would bring my colored
gardener who could neither read nor
write. but could make his mark and
it would be all right, and II was all
right Now a woman can sign any
legal document in Louisiana.
Next came the publication of the
assessment rolls OF the city. A great
wrong was being done. Many valua-
BILE properties we've assessed thous-
ands of dollars below their value and
the poorer taxpayers we're taxed Ia
the limit and sometimes beyond il
Twenty members Of the club volun-
teered 10 devote some weeks to go
ing over the rolls gratis. One Of the
leading afternoon papers published
the lists daily ana several restaur.
ants sent lunches &c the women Mex
year there was a difference in the as
lsessments.
Then after a bold fight we got wo
men admitted 10 the School of Nedi
cine-Tulane University-on equa
terms with men.
Next, first legislation against white
slavery. We also initiated the South
ern States Women's Suffrage Confer
enee and that is not all the gooC
work we have done. and we have beer
supported by tho Hon. Martin Bier
man. mayor Of the city of New Or
leans in all our work He has don'
Trojan work himself for New Or
leans
II women can do so much withou
vote: how much more could the.
do with It.
c. D. McCORKINDALE.
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to Our \
4 D.ls"'-, 'Sele of /
pie, but reliable and
treatment for people sniie
toOur

zcma, ringworm, rashes
land similar itching
burning skin troubles
At any reliable
druggist's get a jar
Of resinol ointment
and q cake OF resi-
mol soap These are
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SEWER ORDNANCE APPROVED.

Mayor James r Price has signed
the ordinance passed by Council
authorizing the borrowing of $4,000
by the city TO construct the Henry
Clay sewer TO the Hagley yard Of the
DUPONT Powder Company. The ordi-
nance will be presented TO Council on
Thursday night.
Mayor Price has referred the mat
ter of selecting a delegate TO repres-
ent this city at the National Public
Health Association TO the Board Of
Health. The convention meets in
Rochester. N. Y, next November.
The very best cooks are 10 be found
in the Want Columns of the news.
paper. and there are lots OF then
every day appealing for positions. -
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am asked to tell what the Woman
Suffrage party of Louisiana has done
for the city Of New Orleans and the
women and children of the state.
One Of the first and greatest works
was the getting of sewerage drainage
and pure water for the people. In or
der to do this special act Of the
Legislature was passed granting Wo-
men property owners the right to
vote on this matter. Two-thirds or
the property owners Of New Orleans
are women The suifragist club, Era
Club, took charge Of ;he work lot
votes and along with some promi-
nent men, held meetings throughout
the city, which we're addressed ny
engineers, scientific men and Few
women. One Of them was Mrs. War
ing. now Of New York. but formerly OF
New Orleans. widow OF colonel Wai q
ing, who cleaned and made sanitary
the city of Havana at the close OF
the Spanish-American war. Public
meetings were held in the different
precincts to enable working women
and others who could not attend pub
/ lie meetings 10 bear the addresses.
The suffrage women canvassed the
city 20 get close to those women who
could not attend any meetings to
secure their votes An arrangement
was made by which women, who for
any cause, could net 60 to the poles
on voting day, coulc do so by proxy
for or against. There we're few
against. Then property owners did
the same thing. aud the day was car
ried and we have The best sewerage
and drainage system and the purest
water in the United States.
Now before ] 90 any further let me
tell you that It was neither trouble
lnor humiliation for a woman to cas'
her vote We were treated courte-
ously by the men at the polls and
lno household suffered by the women'E
absence. It took me exactly hfteer
minutes to go there, cast my vote
and return home before breakfast
The next thing We did was to gel
an enforcible Child Labor Law passed
and a factory inspector. Jean Gordon
who is known all over the United
States for her splendid work for wo
men and children and woman suf
frage
We also got the Juvenile Court anC
raised the FIRST thousand dollars t
run Il. and our women took theil
turn in attending II. A few year.
before our work, a public-spirited
citizen John A. Morris, erected pub
lie bath houses on the levee, 70
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When You Wash Your
Hair Don't Use Soap

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkah, which is very
injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes
the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is lust plain
mulsihed eceoanut oil for this is pure
and entirely greascless. It's very cheap.
and beats soaps OF anything else all TO
pieces. You can get this at any drug
store, and few ounces will last the
whole family for months
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub II in, about a teaspoonful is all
that is required. II makes an abundance
OF rich, creamy lather, cleanses thor
oughly. and rinses out easily. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and is soft.
fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and
easy to handle. Resides it loosens and
takes out every particle Of dust. dirt and
dandruf.
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NOW PLAN Trolley
ROAD FOR salem
Local Support Pledged to
Line TO Pennsgrove
Powder Works
HOPE TO HAVE
LINE BY FALL

SALEM, y. j.. July 2o.--Promoters Of
The proposed trolley line between Salem
and fennsgrovc met yesterday Will
local business men and citizens TO asccr.
tain what support would be given
Money sufficient 10 pay for the prclimi
nary expenses and for the rights of way
was assured tie promoters and num-
Der Of Salem men we're appointed a com
mittee 60 represent this city IN th,
matter This committee viii procce,
with ifs work at once.
II IS estimated that more than s0I
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four AUTOISTS HURT
when CAR HITS BRIDGE

SEAfoRD, Del, July 20.-An auto.
mobile occupied by four prominent peo.
pie Of this town was completely demol-
ished last night and the occupants in
iurod Marshal Collins, who was driv-
ING the cal, was blinded by the strong
lights on an approaching machine and
ran his machine into a bridge Others
in the machiue were Mr and Mrs A. ID
Stanton and Walter sheldon
Mrs. stanton was picked up uncon
scious and was injured internally Col
Inns sustained a broken arm Stantoi
was thrown through the Windshield an,
is seriously cut. sheldon escaped will
bruises.
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MAGISTRATE FRANCIS
Hears FIRST Case

Magistrate Theodore Francis, who
recently was appointed to succeed the
late Magistrate Thomas H. Buckley,
last night rendered a decision in the
first case he has heard since he as
sumed office II was an assault and
battery in which Elsie Jerzyska was
alleged to have committed an attack
upon Katharine Mearawska.
The plaintiff was not anxious TO
press the charge, so after Magistrate
Francis gave the defendant a lecture
and a warning to be more orderly and
law-abiding in the future, he dis
missed her upon the payment of costs.
Magistrate Francis yesterday issued
his first marriage license Il was de-
livered 10 George E. Wilhelm and Edna
c. Clark, both of New Castle.
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mon from Salem arc now employed nt
the powder works, and that they make
daily trips between Salem and penns.
grove in iitneys. Many are seeking
homes in Pcnnserovc, because Of thi.
mode of travel and every effort viii be
made TO have th trolloys running before
fall, II possible.
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COUNTY COUSINS await
Wilmington BOOSTERS

Much interes, is being shown in
the Trade Excursion from here on
July 20 10 New Castle and Cecil
counties. From the various towns to
be visited replies have been received
that the Boards Of Trade and officials
Of the towns arc making arrange
ments TO welcome the visitors.
"If you cannot buy It here then buy
II in Wilmington is the slogan all
along the line.
Joseph c. Jolls, Of Middletown, in
whose restaurant luncheon will be
served the visitors. assures the com
mittee that the menu will contain the
best in the market.
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not at at expensive With The resin0l
soap and warm water hattie the affected
parts thoroughly, until they are free
from crusts and the skin is softened
Dry very gently, spread on a thin layer
of the resinol ointment ana cover Wiih
Ia light bandage e-if necessary to protect
the clothing This should be done twice
a day. Usually the distressing itching
and burning stop with the first treat
ment. and the skin soon becomes clear
and healthy again Sample free Dept.
l2sR. Resinol Baltimore, Md
Evening journal., 1915-07-20

Today. maybe. the chance Of your
lifetime is waiting to meet you in the
Want Columns. so turn back now
and see If the very place you wanted
is not asking you to take it in little
Want Ad.-Adv.
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What Suffrage Has
Done for New Orleans

following suffrage notes been EVENING
publication by the Delaware
aon They written by Mrs c McCorkindale who
April 1913 this Orleans. bringing
the Era Suffrage Club
Wilmington Equal Suffrage club which she has since been
McCorkindae tells
Suffrage Party
children Of the State
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FOR RENT
JAMES r. SHEA.
~ o,,::..:, Aa NV
|, Louisiana Ave. n


, liI7 W NV. Sr. boot
! 1910 l. nv. Or. b.:2..C
! 112S Sth NV. Sr. b. -. ot
! 1922 Caroline. Or, h. y. sc
! 1906 Sd NV. Or. b. 22.SC
/ 500 2od NV, Or. b. 20. Sc
1917 LIST NV, Or. b. %. 50
1927 LIST NV. Rr, b. y. IN
26I5 p nv. 7r.w.14.5O
NORTHEAST.
$50 18th Dc.6r,b b. IS. 50
1914 D ne. b. 1850
1872 Line ri ne. o. 19.W
1222S Mont ne.5r.b 90
1918 fla av ne.6. 80
! 30S 18th ne, Or, w.15.OO
SOUTHEAST.
1900 E Sc, 6r. b. 1900
.WS eth Sc, Or. ...15.50
14S Heck'n Sc, Or. 50
llOl W Sc, sr, 800
4s3 I sw. 5r, w.g.12.SD
:90I McL'n sw. Or. w12.U
1909 s Cap, 6r,w.11.5o
1871 AZ sw. 5r, 1880
" FLATS.
1l11-B G se,5r.b. 1850
$40 Morris ne,5r. 20
439H Tenn ne. Arb. 12.@
$50 Morton ne, ir. b.12.5U
PROPERTY.
7Ul ! Sc, sto&cel. .2o.'e
40 ~. sw. store. 20. 20
Con rd L. Elliott NV,
sto L dw.......16.5O
141T l. nv, store. Is. o.,
1903 G NV. store. Is 90
ll3 18th re. store. 800
500 h NV. store. 1900
,r4 Water sw,stol2.3U
AZ ~ sv. store. 1000
TENANTS.
1876. !. aw. 5r.w. 1850
800 I'd sw, Or, ". co
1923 kin'n nw.5r.wi5.W
400 Cd sw. Or. .l5.UO
1909 18th nw,5r.w.14.60
425 Sd sw. q. WHO'D
~ y Sc. 6r, w....,2.5U
.a1 Limit. Or. $50
14l7 Mass av Sc. 4. bl2.CO
3O7 Mclean w.6.w12.W
2i29 r NV, Or, .'1.50
1917 y ] av se.5.w1O.5O
il3. u av Sc. 4r.wlO.5n
1411 Mass av Sc. 4. b1o.GD
o03 Va nv se.5r,w.lO.00
1914 LIST sS. or. go. 90
127 q Sc. Or. W. so,
SOB I'd Sc. Or. w So .
161 y sc, 6r. W so
IA y Sc. Or. $40
1928 10th ne. 4-,w.7.5M
Il La. Ave. NV.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BIGGEST REVENUE
PRODUCING FRUIT FARMS IN THE UNITED
STATES, when size. price, quality of fruit and
location considered. IS miles from Wash
ington; railroad station p. miles; fruit reaches
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia same day
shipped; 10000 four-year peaches. selected
varieties. now bearing a crop of 10000 bushels:
1000 choice apple trees; cultivation everything
scientific skill can produce; soil. altitude ideal
and brings the red blush to fruit that brings
the top market price; 105 acres; half fruit
$1,000 net profit assured annually: will pay for
itself in three years; dwelling house. packing
house: mules. implements to work the farm
goes with it. Price. $1s,5OO; half cash. No
trading entertained. 1 have examined this prop
erty and vouch for 1t being up to representa-
tions. ELIJAH e. KNOTT, District National
Bank bldg. Washington. D. c. a.
100 ACRES ON PIKE IN LOUDOUN COUNTY,
Va; 30 under cultivation, balance in
second growth timber; smooth land. not hlly;
well fenced: seyen-room house and barn, In
good condition; good orchard in bearing: corn
crop; horses, cows and all farm implements so
with place. Price, $500; half down, balance
to suit This farm is well located in healthy
section. FARMS DEPT, VIM. II. SAUNDERS
4 CO., Southern bldg.
THE FINEST BLUE GRASS FARM IN LOU
doun county, Va. comprising 1863 acres; hne
mansion, cost $4,000; tenant house and all
necessary barns; modernly equipped. Price,
$4,000. For further particulars address Box
327, Star Office.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME.

Containing ia acres fine 1o-room dwelling
bath: hot and cold water; large dairy barn
with slate roof: stables: box stalls; good or
chard. in bearing; all fenced: with valuable
spring and lake. running water; only . miles
from Wash, ID. c.: fine auto road. One of
the best in southern Maryland. Only S2O,O0O.
RoIAND c. BOOTH, 700 10th st. NV.
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SIX PRETTY NEW GROOM AND BATH Bun.
galows; hot-water heat; electric lights: sewer
gas and city water: beautiful paper and
u square from Riverdale cars; get OF at 18th
an. and R. / ave ne; Two two sold; price. $3.50:
". p. MCDOWELL, 1891 q ct. NV.
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FOR SALE
Ten-room brick dwelling. close to
New Hampshire ave. in the hne res
idence district. Sold few years ago for
$3.50. Can be sold now for $3.50.
Trust. 81. 600 at 5TS. Owne- will a.
cept $500 cash. balance second trust.
Must be sold at once.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 co. uuc.l,
TBS 18Th st. NV
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S23. 30. .412s It'll NV. Or
S23. 80. .124l 9th NV. sr
S23.hO. 1924 Goth nv. Sr
$23. 80. .1O25 y Cap, Or
$50. .s21 9,se NV. pr
$500. .424 Shep NV. 6r
soo2.JO. 1913 1ith NV. Or
So. 40. so FL, nv, t.
s22 80. .1ij + sw. Sr
Saa2. so. 143;S Swami NV.
SO. so. .l7O4 V NV. Or
500 80. 15tl. / Irv ne. Sr
So. 1853 Swami NV. 1f
ST.. .5l:i2 I'd Sc. 5r
S2O. 80. 464 Wash NV. 6r
500. 80. .1lO4 I'D nv. Or
$3.50. $40 c ne. Or
$50. .63., r ! sv NV. Or
$50. 400 ST. NV. ON re. 2r
SIS. .U.:3:.3: Defrees NV 81
$3.50. 1901 18th nw..-
$3.50. .....42 F NV, Or
$3.50. 1922 nth NV. 5r
$3.50. $50 18th ne. 6r
SlS. $50 X sc, Il
SIT. .116J r NV. Or
$18.a0.2 122 Fla av nw.4r
SIG AIS y Law NV, 81
SIG. 40. .2l22i 9Th NV, Sr
$3.50 121: 18th ne. Ar
$15.5O.17d6 Seaton NV, Or
81. 40. 222S Cle'd NV, Or
SIS. .S14 r nv. Pr
SIS. .2637 I Nv. s.
$3.50. .520l. VI ne. Ar
S14.5O.22229 Clev av nw.0
S14. .o52O 9Th NV. 5r
s13. 20. .252s 9th NV. Or
$3.50. 1920 y NV, 5r
S12. 40. .521 sth Sc, 5r
sI2. 40. .435 10th sw. 8.
$3.50. 1904 Va Az NV, Ar
s11.5O. ..504 22d NV, 4r
S11. .11o7 I Sc. 6r
SI0.W..14 Fenton ne, Or
5000. ...517 Sth Sc. Or
ca. 30. .917 Golden sv. 4f
tents.
$3.50. The Iandmore, sr
$3.50. The Phoenix, Sr
S2S. The Rochester. n
S26. 80. The Darlington. 3f
$o4-The In ndmore. n
so. so. The Cavendish, 2r
$50. THE Terrace. 3P
.GEN.
Rear 446 NJ Ut. NV.
.........1440 Col. court
'perty for rent send for
bulletin.
M 4 HENsEY CO..
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FOR RENT-SIx- ROOM AND BATH BRICK
house. on r st. me-, close to Union stations;
rent, $lJ.50. Call at OWNERS, 1907 Eye Sc.
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FOR sALE-AN EXTREMELY AT
tractive Chevy Chase home, at Q
very low price; 50, $50. Lot sox10O;
seven rooms. reception hall and bath:
hot-water heat; electric lights; In
dependent water system, with electric
lights; house IL brand-new, and is To-
Gated across the street from one OF
the show places of the section. Brook
Vile road, north Of Raymond street.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, mo.
788 18th Ut. NV.
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NV Ell. MIS-
Al 9Th NV. 14r,t$46.H
ll25 W NV. Tor. II. 1910
2211 NJ NV. Tor. .35. 90
SOB q NV. lib. fce32.50
S1a 2d NV. 1lr. b. 30. 80
141 T NV. Sr, b. $3.50
OPT I'd NV. ST., b. II. so
g. Il NV. Or. b. 81. so
1915 18Th nw.6-.b.2 80
915 y ] av NV, Sr. b25.50
DWELLINGS
cos F. Cap. Tor. b-3o.aO
IA 9th ne. 9r, b.2s.IO
648 9TH ne. orb. $500
I'll Sd ne. 6r. b. 30
40 Tenn av ne.6, 40
1924 Mont nr.6r. b20.GO
DWELLINGS
lSS y c av seer. b3O.0
ToS eth se,9r. b. hw29 50
zoe .th se.9r.b. hw2s.@
637 q Sc. 7r. b..2.d
1O4 | Sc, sr, b....i7.5G
DWELLINGS
GA l sw. CRIB. 1850
,.:ui II, sw. >r.b.l5
Al l sw. G-.b....ll.3 81
tTS II sw. 1r. W. .l4.50
eli D sw, NV II. "l
TWO-FAMI,
.03 Str Sc, er. h. 81. so
l.u-. y Tap. ~ ". -. ~
rll4R SCav sc. 5,b2.O0
624 18th ne. Or. h.1o.G
$40 4th ne. Jr.h. 1890
BUSINESS
GA IA av NV. 5000
4s2 Pa av aw 1900
GA La av nw.s:o..o- 10
$50 G ne. >t&dw. 5000
45s Va av sw. sta. 400
LOB G. Sc. st&dw. 4o.CO
IY24 f. nv, st&Gw35.0a
81 VI NV. stkdw. 30 30
93s Sd NV, st 4 DIV. Is 80
1917 II lie. st&dw- IS 81
1850 Pa Sc, st&dw 1000
COLORED
SS91 Fla az nw.1r. b32.o0
PIP lG,h nw.6r. IL. SO
133 4th NV. Or. b. 22.:U
219 Is ne. Or. b. 21.50
1877 9th NV. 7r. 1850
134I Il ne. Or. b. 1850
1899 B ne. Or. h. 1850
1924 y II av. Or. us %
1871 18th NV. 5r.slS.0a
..22lo I NV. Or. W. 11.50
la6 H'man Sc. CRIB 50
- Myrtle ne. Or. h. 80
g.; MYRTLE ne, or, b. 1000
l&;6 Duncan nee. b16.1
1914 30th nw.3r.b. 1850
~ Y NV. or. W. .l6.Oa
lI2l y NV. Or. w.15.5o
10 1Urh Sc. Or. w.15.5O
1872 Both NV. Sr, b. 1850
429 y Y Az nw,5. so
80 J.. sw. 5f.w. 1880
T.,,,eS = Shea e
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FOR REM
81. 400. o401 Mass NV. Of
Sl2J. 1886 Pa av nv,
store & dwelling
$Itc.5O.33I1 18Th :w,l9r
$lGG. 1909 cath NV. ~.
S1CO.lS1s H'm'nt NV. H.
xIia. .i7o Pa av nw.sto.e
S65. ....i.2? Q NV. Tor
$50. 1881 D NV. 16r
s6D .o023 Ka.a I'd nv. Tor
$50. .22a14 Ontario I'd, lir
s.. .o503 rhamp'n NV Or
S52. 30. 302i sIacomb. o.
ss..s0. ..5l2 Dat I'd. 1lr
$40. 10. .l7l2 Q NV. ar
$3.50. 1S3ICal av NV. Tor
$50. ..9223 q NV. 7r
$40. .3156 18th NV. I2r
y.in. 80 15rh rw. 2f.2.
f45..J.I416 RIav nv,i0r
SIS. .3iI3 ISiS NV. Tor
St:.15. .22S 4 Sc. liz
Si1.a5. .S23 19;h nv. ar
St0.50.1111 18th NV. Sr
e4G.sO.1723 Eurlld NV .9T
S35.7O. =. .932 Pa av. Sr
sS5.O.SI 2lst NV. 10,
So. 80. 3225 18th NV. ar
S2:5. 20. .l717.U nv, .Sr
SIS. so. :. 1914 I nv, Or
3d.. 80. 17I9 18th nv, Or
S3S so. 1870 W nv. Or
go. .1S1: X nv, 12r
$35. .1311le Cor NV. 12r
SO. .1,27 Pa ~ nv. Tr
S32. 80. 1919 Sth nv. 6f
S31 10 1922 Cnrcoran, sr
$40. so. 1876 Fla av nw,0
$50. 20. 1921 SIN nv. 81
$50. co. f40lLa 14th NV ,5r
$3.50. .1J2.S 18th NV, IT
ST so. 1000 9th NV, Or
$3.50. III Sd NV. Or
$21. 80. $50 D ne, 81
S26. :. 1924 18th Nv, "
So. 30. 1890 Goth NV. =
APART
seq. The Ionsdaie. ar
SIS. The Lonsdale, Sr
S6S. Fontanet Courts. 5r
SO. Fontanet Courts, n
SO. The Kedr;ck. Ar
$50. The Brunswick. 6r
S35. .Fontanet Courts, 3r
GAR
SS:~:.................
y25-SO. INSTRUMENTATION.
For complete list of pr
weekly
8WARTZELL. RHE
TOT 18th
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FOR DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS
5l3 21st ST., nice rooms, in perfect repair;
new range: parlor papered. Only $13, to begin
August l.
Several very desirable Groom houses, In good
repair. Rents from SIS $22 80.
Fine corner house southwest; good for doc
tor business purposes ii rooms, 3 baths: steam
heat; electric lights; beautifully papered.
Never occupied before. Rent only $3.50.
Call or phone for complete list
ALLAN z. WALKER & CO., Inc, 1898 G st.
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3o23 9Th ST. > ROOMS, BATH PORCH NICE
yard. in perfect repair: rent only $3.50.
1857 Emerson me-, rooms. bath. newly
papered and painted; convenient location. Only
s17O0
1910 Spring road. nearly new. Groom brick,
hot-air heat, porches. Rent. $3.50.
81 23rd St, 0 rooms. bath; steam heat;
Washington Circle: excellent repair.
Rent. 5000.
1877 Vernon St, 10 large rooms bath.
bengly newly papered and painted. Only
$3.50
14J2 Clifton ST., 10 rooms bath in perfect
repair: hotwater heat; nice location. Rent,
$500
Call or phone for complete list.
ALLAN F.. WALKER & CO., Inc. 1893 G st.
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BEST AND MOST ARTISTIC 7R, 1LL-MOD-
ern bungalows, In Alexandria county, Va. One
car fare; large lots, shade trees, two blocks
from car. All conveniences, handsome decora-
tons look at these homes will convince
you Of their good quality. Low price, easy
terms. Take car to Thrifton. ask for L. c.
MACPHERSON, address Box 1919, Star ONCE
FOR sALE-FROM u. /, 2. OR MORE ACRES
Of beautiful woodland and cleared property on
National Boulevard being built to Mount Yer
non; Is minutes ride by automobile; Hthia
spring water, sewerage, telephone service, cleo
tricity and the finest street car service In the
country.
Ideal combinatio Of suburban life and city
advantages in beautiful Mount Ida. suburb Of
Washington. For sale cheap. Terms to suit
Write JAS. L. GROVES, Mount Ida, Alex
andria. Va.
NEW sRoOM HOUSE; JUST FINIsHED:
bath; cellar; heat; water; sewer: large lot;
electricity; telephone; all city improvement;
on car line and Mt. Vernon boulevard: 16 min
utes from Washington: $2,975, at $50 per
month; less than rent. Write GEO. s.
GROVES, Mount Ida. Alexandria, Va.
CHOICE LOTS AT LOW PRICES IN
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
THE property with future).
Thirteen detached homes completed and three
under construction. Car line passes the prop
erty. Our auto service at your command
ROBERT e. HEATER. Colorado bldg.
Phone Main 1864.
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7th & f SITS. s.w.
1917 & sw. Or. b.1T.1o
425 18th switch. 20. 90
DDS AZ sw, Orb. sto. 30. 90
o., T. sw. Or. b. .21. 80
s26 AZ. sw, Or. b.2o.50
SIS 9th sw. Or. b.l9.W
$40 9th sw. Or. b.1S.D
454 VI sw. 6r. 1880
1915 Md sw. Or. b.17 80
624 ID sw. 6r. b. H. 80
931 + sw. Or. b. 10. 80
1OS Sth sw. Br. 10. 30
S13 9TH sw. Or. b. IS 80
1874 ~. sw. 6r. %
3D. n sw. 6r. ....i5.W
625 /. sw, 6r. .14.50
800 y Sc. 6r. IL. 80
1921 Union sw, Or. 1850
614 10th sw, Or. bison
1919 Az sw, 1lr. b.30.N
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Some Day Little Farm
FOR A HOME OR INVESTMENT AT
CABIN JOHN PARK!
Why Not TODAY?
For plats. illustrated books and full particulars
about these large attractive and low price home
sites write J. S. TOMLINSON. 324 South
ern building. Phone NJ. 74i5.
FOR SALE-EIGHT-ROOM BUNGALOW: HOT
water heat; lot, 40x130: price only $500 on
easy terms This bungalow Is only short dis
lance from Conn. ave. in D. c. Box 372,
Star Office
GREAT BARGAIN; $4,25O DETACHED
bungalow, for 81, 30 Rhode Island ne:
hot water heat. electric lights, large lot.
snap. BARNES REALTY CO, 7;7 18th st. NV.
OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SELL a NICE HOME
In Takoma Park with rooms and bath, hot
air furnace and frame stable; priced at 81, 800;
want an offer all cash. will sell with $500
cash and entire balance on monthly payments
of $40, principal and interest; 1900 feet of
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. 723 10th 1t. Mn,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1910 nth ST. NW-1O ROOMS. HOTwATER
heat, $50 1903 9th st. NV. rooms. mod
imp. So 30. SOL o st. NV. rooms. mod.
imp. $1,000 A. T. COUMBE, 1888 g st.