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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
JAMES +. SHEA. 643
DWELLINGS
2211 VI NV, 10r. b. 35 ."o |
519 I'd NV. 1lr.b 80. 80
s24Allison NV, Or, b2s.5r
3l2 K NV, Or. b. -2G.5o
l405N J av nw.6. h2J.' 30
1914 I'd NV. tr, ID ~. 30
l447 " NV. Sr, b. -. 80
DWELLINGS
9oT Mass av ne.
1Or, b. h-w heat. 42.5o
eos p Cap. sr, b ~ 20
$50 Nd av ne. Or, f''' ;"
726 9th ne Or. h-w 26.jO
615 sth ue, 1r.b- - 80
11i9 18th ne. sr. b. 1850
1902 Eye ne. 7r. b 9. 30
DWELLINGS
IO6 7th se,,3r. b. .hw3o.0
S d Sc, or, b.hwh. 20. 80
e4S 3 50. Or. b. $3.50
5l5 l1th Sc, Sr.b. 20. 30
1905 ] Sc. 7r,b. 1850
63T 4 Sc, 6r, w. 1850
1908 q Sc, 6r. b. 1880
1854 4 Sc. 6r. b II. 81
9lo eth Sc, 6r. b. .17.0
1856 Heck'n. 6r. b. .16. 80
DWELLINGS
g31 C sw. 6r, b. 2O.5O
AZ I sw, 6r. b. 1850
4s3 + sw, 7r, 1850
46O Va av sw. .sr, ,b15.5O
1901 4la sw, ST, b. Is. 90
All sw. Or, b. .14.J0
ATS II sw, 7r.w .14-0
TwO-FAMI
SO U NV. 6r, b. $50
So L NV, 5r.b. .26.J0
703 Sth Sc, 5r, b. $50
1905 N Cap, 5r, $3.50
BUSINESS
634 Pa av nw..-2S 90
6l4 La av NV .sto.7O.0o
332 l4th sw. st, ,dw6O.0o
30r II nv. sto&dw4O.@
1924 r NV, st&dw35.G
49, VI sw. st&dw. $3.50
134 II sw. st&dw 30. 80
COIDRED
46T y nv. Sr. b. -
ABB ] NV, Sr, b. -2l 80
49, No av NV, 15r, BIS 80
1927 l7th NV .Sr. .b2
"a l. NV. Or. b---.22.O
76 o nv. 6r, b. .-21 so
s21 Del av sw. Or. bis. 50
1407 Sd NV, Or, w. 1850
1O74 Both nw.sr. Is. 50
235 oakda1e, Or. b. IL. 81
32l 18th Sc, 6r. b. 16. 30
319 18th sc, Or. b. 1900
3O5 End sw,Sr. ". 1900
1918 Wylie ne. Or, b15.J0
s15 Il Cap, 5r, w. 1880
1915 VT av, 6r,w. .15. so
632 B Sc, 6r. W.. Is. so
20 l. sw, 5r,w. 1850
1905 l. NV. 5r,w, 10, 50
1908 l. NV. 5r,w. 1910
40 Sd sw. 6r. w.15.O0
500 r NV, 6r,w. .14.5O
10 D Sc, 7r, W. 1850
1912 B ST. Sc, NEAI
rooms. brick; bath an
Can De inspected Will
COlfv
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LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
NnRTIIIEE EEST

LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
NORTHWEST.
301 Mo av nw.15r.2J.OO
if5 q NV, Hr. b. . .23.d 20
I2G Bates NV. 6r. b23 50
| l;3:43 ist NV. 6r. b. 222.!D
l.:21 1st NV. Orb -" 30
iits Fla nv. 6r.b. ESQ
NORTHEAST.
! I214 ID ne. Or. b. .1s.Jp
! 1915 ID ne. 6r. h. .Is 80
81 Myrtle ne, ,7r. .1e.J0
1871 Neal ne. ir. bis. 81
1893 III av ne.5r, wi1.o0
1886 9Th ne, Or. WHO'D
651 20th ne. ar, w.S.O0
SOUTHEAST.
33a.b l1th Sc, sr,b .l6. 30
1905 11th se.6r.b. 1850
l3o Heck Sc, Or. bio 90
1908 sth Sc. 3r,h. Is ~
14S Heck'n. 6r.b. 1850
sos Tth Sc. Gr,b...l5.5O
I2T 9Th Sc, 5r, .12.5O
1241 x Sc. Gr.gas. 1850
llo1 W Sc. 5r,w. 800
SOUTHWEST.
Gil ID sw. 5r,w. 1890
307 McL'n. Or, W. 1880
4S5 ! sw. Or. .12.s0
IL III sw. 6r, .ll.D
l24g ~. sw. 5r,w.1O.5O
1906 AZ sw, Ar, 800
LY FLATS.
1872 n J av, 5r. .b.20. 80
1871 LIST NV. 6r,b.22.Sn
6SOta Morton ne, ,b13.5O
PROPERTY.
A III 4th nw.st&dw 20. 90
III 18th ne e,st&dw2R. 80
7o1 ! Sc. sto&cel. 30. 90
213 11th ne, store. IL. on
l2Ui Water sw, ,stoi2.JO
3lO 41. sw, Office. 1900
! 4lJ 1lY sw, store. 10. 90
TENANTS.
IA 14th Sc, 6r, w.1a.JO
1872 j. NV. 6r. w.13.3O
% \ Sc. Or. VIZ. 80
81 u sw. 5r, W. .12.5O
70I Limit, 5r,w.Ix.5O
l223 I'D nw,Sr,b.J2.Ou
1903 $ Cap, 5r,w.11.JO
l119 Sd sw, 5r.w.1I.O
10 14th Sc. 5r,w.11.5O
s0 d sw. 5r, w...11.O0
I 18th Sc. 6r, W. 10 30
1917 Il Cap. 5r, ,w.1O.5O
1905 1lth Sc, e,5r,w. 1910
ZfO9 r. NV, 4r, W. 1000
2l01 D NV. 4r, W. $40
S12 Sd sw, 3r, ". 300
143 g Sc. Or, so
800 I'd Sc. 8r, BOO
125 G sc, 5r,w....S.0 90
147 N Sc, 6r. 90
159 " Sc. tSr, 100
1853 Half sw. .4r,w.7.O
| 200 D NV. 3r. ID. so
r LINCOLN PARK: SIX
ID cellar: hot-water hest.
lie present tenant lives n
-
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WANTED.

WANTED ED-HfIEDIATELY SUBURBAN HOME
furnished or unfurnished. with grounds and
fruit; near cars: will lease at moderate reutsl
wit option of purchase Box 2l6, Star odice
WANTED-AT ONCE. TO RENT A Or 8
room bungalow house, with grounds. IN sub
office. D.
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FOR SALE-DO NOT BUY ELSEWHERE UNTIL
YOU HAVE SEEN THIS HOUSE.
919 11th ST. NE.
Opcn, lighted and heated until pm.
Only one square from two ear lines Capital
Traction and II ST.. Big lot TO public alley
Six big rooms. tile bath, hot-water heat. laun-
dry tubs servants toilet double porches. front
and rear. Splendid location: very convenient
to stores, schools and churches Inspect today.
Small cash payment and balance like rent.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN COMPANY,
1874 f St NV. 7th and IL SIS. me-
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s22 225o-Two-sToRY BRICK GROOM HOUSE
by owner. with modern improvements: in the
northwest. Address Box 1926 Star ofnee. q
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2,25u; eR,, B.; FUR; SEMI-DETACHED;
brick good business location; rents $1s; newly
dec; cellar; large yard; 500 cash. bal. $23.oO
ue. Address Box Il stag soaees
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FOR RENT-FLOYD E.
22s Al sw. 7r.b. $500
$50 F sw. Or. b. &.ho
All 7th sw. .6r. b. .sto25.O
el2 r sw. 6r. BIO. so :
1918 War sw.6r. b. 1880
e26 9Th sw, Or, b.1S.5o
ToS G sw. 6r. b. 1870 !
TIC 9Th sw. Or. II 90
AT 11th sw. 7r- II 90
$40 B sw. 6r. :. 1880
1854 IA sw. er. 1850
ia 7tb sw. Or. ..15.m
1876 10th Sc. 6r. r.b.15.W I
1928 S Cap, 6r- 1870 !
1916 B sw. 5r. 80
1929 Union sw. 6r.12. 90
1011 ID Sc. sr. b.16.5o !.
60o sth sw. 6r. b.2o.O
339 Mel av sw. s.. b1s.5o
~ G sw. Or. b. 1850 !
931 F sw. Or, b.17.0
For a more complete II
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1912 B ST. Sc, NEAR LINCOLN PARK: SIX
rooms brick; bath and cellar; hot-water hest.
Can De inspected while present tenant lives In
thsxs. WQ b yacant ApEu l.
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Alonzo O. Bliss Properties.
TELEPHONE LINCOLN 1880.
IS 4 STREET NORTHWET,

JELEPHONE LlNCOLN 1851
IS STREET NORTHWEST,
FALkSTONE COURTS,
14th and Fairmont sts- n,w.a 3. :. s.
rooms and bath. s55. $50. $50. $50.
BLENHEIM COURTS,
1870 California st. Nv. 4. 5. rooms and
bath. $35. $3.50, $47.50.
VICTORIA,
t4th and Clifton SITS. NV 4. 8. 8 rooms and
,ss2. Isa4-is sa6 HARVARD ST. NV.
rooms and bath. $3S.
DUNSMERE,
e523 14th St nv. !, z. rooms and bath,
SIS. $3.50. $3.50.
LA GRANDE,
so7 4th st. NV. rooms and bath. $SS.
NENTOSA,
Ist and B SITS. NV. rooms. bath and
ASTORIA,
os ssd az, and 6, g ss' NV l. 2 rooms FREE
PENHURST,
4s St me- 4. rooms and bath. $3.50.
RAYMOND,
81 IND nd & & NV. rooms' bath and ilteb-
DORCHESTER,
18th and Maryland ave. s-w- 2. 3, rooms.
SO. SIS. s1s.
1915 18th NV, "A rooms and baths $50 90
$50 18th ST. NV, 10 rooms and bath. $45 90
1921 Newton st. NV. 10 rooms and bath so
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DAVIS. 7th & e S.W.
$50 Nd av ne.9r. b. q. 80
918 F sw. Or, b. 20. 80
S26 ~ sw. 6r, b. .20.3o
421 7th sw. Or. b. Is. 30
e0S1. G sw, 6r, b.1s.6
III sth sw. 6r, b. 1880
454 NJ sw. 6r'. $50
zoos F sw. 6r. is. 90
11O6 9Th sw. Or. 1850
$50 n sw. 6r. 1900
$751; 7th sw. 6r- -15.:0
1872 ) Cap, Or. .ami15.N
635 L sw, 5r. IL 50
429 o sw. 6r. b. 1900
7o5 7th sw. ID d.12.50
1O11 Md av sw. Or. .b2O. 70
1892 Un'n sw,6. bio. 80
IS N Sc. 4r. so
11o5 9th Sc. 5r. 1000
926 7th sw. 6r. b.15.Oo
! 920 7th sw. 3r. 1900
list call at the ONCE.
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SO s. Coo 1867 w,o ..,sr $50 s. 50. .2oss 19,h nv
81. 400. 24ol Mass NV .20r S25 so. -415 o nv
s1I2 50. .35l7 18th NV l4rI 81. 40 1870 2ath nv
800 1909 Path NV, 12rl So3 80. .412O Itb NV
SIS. .l72 Pa av nv. store % 90. ..i224 10Th nv
SIS. .'...i72s q nv. 1or s2s. so. .ioa3 y Cap
s6n 2no3 KaIa I'd nv 10Pl S23 so. ..l2i1 Orb nv
$55 .2514 Ontario rd. 11r s22 80. .s21 21st nv
SIS 2s03 Chamn'n NV Or $22 So. :. 429 Fl NV
ss2 bO. 3o21 Macomb. srl f22.5 ..-17o4 v nv
Isl s,i41s ri Az NV ior s22 So .4s4 Wash nv
$50 so lss7csl av NV .ior s22- 1925 Vt a. az nw
$50. .s19 18th NV. q: :2r $50. 80 a4lt Pros av I
s45. .142a Chaplin nw.12r $40 so. .-11o4 22d NV
s4s. .al7s 18Th NV. ion 5000. -. .els G ne
81 81 as .s2s rs as,s s a1 q. iita NV NV
$40 sS11S e NV, 13ri $50 1905 ath NV
$40 80. .11o1 M'roe nw.sri SIS 80 1907 18Th n
SO 20. l72s Euciid nv. Or sis,so. .ssa2 11th nv
ess. as. .311 D NV 13rl S1s so. 1926 11th ne
so7 50. a22a 11th nv, ,ari &1s so 1918 2ath nv
Ss5 .1225 Irving NV, Or $3.50. 1905 Kirby n
s35 so. :. 1914 NV. 9r| 1880 2t22 Fla av n
es5 80 .1749 18th NV. o. s1s. 50.1714 seaton n
ss5 80. 1870 W NV. ari SIS. 70. 2229 Cley av I
fa5 So. 1898 nv. SRI SIS ...e14 F nv
ss5 so. 1872 NV 17r SIS 2637 nv
e25. .172a Pa av NV, 7r $l4- 10. .2207 12th n
81. 1902 Lamont NV. O. s'4. .2s2n 9Th nv
ta2 so 1s45 Corc'u nv. 81, sls 40 o52s 9Th nv
s31 80. 1922 Corcoran. Sr s12 90 1245 3Otn nv
$40. 20 1895 Fla nv nW,ar SO * 1890 rnller n
$40 60. ..l210 o NV. 81 ST. 80. $50 5th NV
s2n 30. 1921 5th NV ss sig so 21a o NV
S9s 30. 1928 9Th nv. 7r s12 20. 1s30Iz 10th n
y2S. 1924 18th NV. sr s12 90. 435 10th sv
x2s. ......25 Q ne. Or 81 SC. 22O2 Va av n
$3.50. 4OO9 ath NV. Sr rsl11127 I 81
f21 30. III Sd NV 3f $40. 5o.I4 Fenton pe
$3.50. So O me- Or IS. 50. 1000 " nv
$3.50. Ibis v nv - isa 40. 1914 n,
APARTMENTS
ftS. Thu IIonsdale. arI S2S 50. The Earlipgtt
$50 The Kedrick, 4ri sos The Rncheste'
$50. The Brunswick, 5r s2T, 50 The Rr1Insw'
e32. so. The Phoenix. 3r 800 The Ierracs
GARAGES
1900 and $500. Rear f46 st.
$25 80. 144e Col c
For complete list OF property for rent send
weekly hullstin.
SWARTZELI.. RHEEN1 & HESSEY CO.
TT 10Th 81. NV.
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FOR sALE-sa.soo, BY owNER; FINE INVEST
ment: new two-story and cellar houses: str
rooms. tile bath and vestibule: hot water heat:
one square from Lincoln Park; fine tenants:
rented for $50. Address Box 252. Star once.
TO CLOSE An ESTATE WILL OFFER Or.
h.-w. heat, house, well located in Petworth On
Quincy ST.. two squares from cars; cost q, ESQ:
well rented: price. So. 900. W. A. CRAIG, 1872
North Capitol st.
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FOR SALE-A FAULTLESSLY ARRANGED AND
modern equipped house in Cleveland Park. con
tanning 8 large rooms, baths. hot heat.
electric lights. large porches. Tbs ideal home
is nearing completion on large corner iot
and is remarkable bargain at So, 500.
FOR SALE-IDEAL HOME FOR COLORED
purchaser, on Westminster st. near 10th. Fine
3-story substantially built brick dwelling:
rooms and bath; first class heating plant the
house Is In excellent condition and II you are
looking for home or Investment. then this Is
your chance. $3.50.
FOR sALE-AN IDEAL LITTLE HOME OF
rooms aud bath, near Lincoln Park, cellar un-
der entire house and faultless heating plant.
Everything in frstclass condition and is very
cheap at So, 500.
FOR SALE-A CHARMING HOME IN BLOOM
ingdale of hne rooms and bath. Hot
heat. In nrst-class condition. real bargain
for s., 500.
FOR SALE-OWNERS WILL SACRIFICE THEIR
beautiful little home on Columbia Heig is for
a quick sale. d rooms and bath. good heating
plant All in arst-class condition and is sit
uated near the 14th st. car line and not Tar
from Park road. This is one OF the cheapest
homes we have offered for sale in this
section.-$3,65O
SHANNON LUCHS,
713 18th st. NV.
Phone Main 9345.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07

MADAM JEAN MEbiiTM %EbnT PSYCHIC
clairV oyants ate born not made. Madam
know lodged By press and public to he the
greatest ciairvoyant in the world, can posi-
lively reunite the separated. Get reading
from this remarkable woman. WIN tell you
names. dates and facts without asking you
single question. You have n power of Nonr
own either for good or evil. cultivate the
good Develop Il. Use Il. Gail an1 be
convinced. Private Rooms, you see no one,
Reading arranged by phone. y. .I5l. fer-
ORIGINAL GYPSY PAIMIST.
Whole bortune Told. loo. open Nights.
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Marriage Licenses.

'hrence !. Lake and Lillian l.. Cockriil,
Doth OF Warrenton, Va.
Charles a. Griffith and Anna Liner. both Of
Philadelphia.
Lewis I. Howard and Ella Diliard
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
SEALED PROPOSALS will he recei' cd at
the office of the Secretary of the BOARD OF
Commissioners, Room 59, District RuildinS,
until o'clock p. m. November s. lalj Tor
the construction Of an Engine House. No. ?s
Connecticut Ave. between Ordway and For-
ter Streets Northwest Blank forms OF PRO-
posaI specifications and all necessary infor.
nation may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department, Room AZ. Dis
trict Building, Washington. u. {, A de-
posit OF Ave dollars will he required from
bidders to guarantee the return OF the plans
and specihcn tions. OLIVER r: NEWMAN.
LOUIS BROWNlIOW, e. W. kCTH. 'sni-
mlssioners u. c.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington. September IL l9li.-Sealed
proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until > p. m, Thursday. October q.
1918, for the furnishing and installing OF
yentilatinE skylights on the Patent Onica
building. Washington, u. G, IN accordance
with plans and Specifications for the work,
OF which copies may be obtained on applica-
ton to the chief clerk OF the department.
The right Is reserved to rel ct any and all
bids. or to accept or reject any part thereof,
In the discretion Of the Departments. Pro
posals should he securely enVcoped. marked
''Proposal for skylights. Patent office
Euilding" and addesscd 20 the Secretary OF
the Interior 30 Sweeney, Assistant Sec
retary
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DEATHS

Tuesday. October 6, 1915. at $40
y. ~, at Georgetown Hospital. JOHN c.
GATES, the husband Of Sarah n. Gates.
AGED nifty nine years.
Funeral Friday. October 9. at . a. M.
from the residence OF his son, John al.
Gates. l24 Thirty-sixth street northwest,
thence to Holy Trinity Church, where mass
viii be said for the repose OF his soul. In
tcrment at Holy Rood Cemetery
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RtFhiGEhAIURS & ICE BOXES
MOTORCYCLES

l'.@ En- ~ 'I''Ii Nrh .:r,,!,,u,. g.; r 4.l.n
N. W. AS'- !"
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Vital Records
Births.

B1rthO.
samuel e. and Alma worthan. girl.
Edrnn and Virginia Richards, boy.
William 4. ana Frances Il. Whciin, boy.
EDWARD J. and Ellen J. Wall. boy.
Siifton NJ. and Julia II. Walker. boy.
Ellsworth L. and lisa bell simpson, girl.
George N. and Jennie &c. stein, boy.
sidney NJ. and Edith y. Slater. boy.
sidney and l,ottle l.. Swami, boy.
Frank H. and Christina Il. Rowzee girl.
Joe and Lilly Rode, boy.
Frederick q. and Lola Offenbacher. boy.
George j. and Rose Il. Mangan. boy.
CHARLES J.. and Mary +. Lanman, Girl.
John IL. and Amelia 4. Klein. girl.
wilbur {: and Courtney a. Jones. boy.
FeliN and Lena ForceIia. girl.
Conrad and Augus.a Friedrich. boy.
Clarence =. and Mary r. Duiienger. girl.
Wilbur j. and Mary f. Costello, girl.
LAWYER and Eva Il. Whiting, toy.
Dennis and Katie smith. giri.
George ana Evelyn brown. boy
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
For Sale. .

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowesE
TateN. prior payment priv iIeScs. ID, 80
smouAls. Tl Len 4 RUTHERFORu. J.. 10Th,
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Deaths,

Sarah f. Windsor. IS years, 3o2nS II street
northwest.
Owen 8. Wiley. 70 years. $500 Sixteenth
street northwest
Laurence f. Ga,es, G years. 3i5 O street
southeast.
Jane a. Fuller. 80 years 1917 Rosedaie stree,
northeast.
Eugene Valentine. % years. Emergency Hos
pital,
Joseph Young, Il years. Government Hospl-
tai for the Insane.
Thomas NJ Shepherd. 20 years. Homeopa thlc
Hospital.
Lois Barnes. 20 years. IS 7 street northwest
a. J.. Linck, 10 years Providence Hospital
John r. Connolly. 81 years, 1923 Park road
northwest.
Leonard Chiccha, I months. Providence
Hospital
Joseph Williams. months. 1900 X stree,
northwest.
James ". Thomas. 36 years. 3N u stree:
southwest.
Elizabeth Weems. q years 1911 Seventeenth
street northwest
Mary :. Newman year. Casualty Hospital
Harbert L. Lancaster. = years. 20I0 4 street
northwest
Ulysses Fsntroy, l month 1926 First street
southeast.
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IN MEMORIAM

Notices for this column are accepted at 70
cents fiat. either prose or poetry. In case no
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line in excess Of ten.l
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EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY.
NINETY-FrFTH YEAR
Day and late Afternoon Sessions
OPENS SEPTEMBER - ins
COLLEGE. A. B.. n 4. in
Chem, and Med.
colLEaE OF ENoINEERINa. D. Q. In
Arch. c. e.. 4. n. and N. e.
TEACHERS COLLEGE. A. b. and Teachers
Divioms.
Offices: 2O2S G Street.
SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES. A. NJ.
npf6;r6H,ii M,i e scho;di II; q; n H. N b. H. fn'
DENTAL SCHOOL, d. d. 8.
OGces: 1925 II Street.
Law SCHOOL, LII. h.. LII. NJ. N. p. =.
Once; New Masonic Temple.
ASSOCIATED COLLEGES:
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
COS I Street.
cGttron OF vErEHlSARr MEDICINE
2113 1lth Street.
General Once: 2o23 G Street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
I WO-PL-ATOONS FOR FIRE DEPT. IS YET
 IN DISTANT FUTURE.
Commissioners Turn Down Plan Because Of Short
 age of Bremen.

No action by the fire board regard ing esta blishing a two platoon system in this city is likely for some time to come, although it. had been predicted that such action would be taken at the meeting of the fire commissioners last night. Charles Mahoney and Sothers presented a. plan by which the sys- tenn can be established. The board had considered a similar plan before and turned it down.
 It would take 20 additional mem berss of sthe department to put the system in effect. As the board of ap- portionnnen9 last February refused money for eight additional members of the department. it will be some time before there are men enough in the department to carry out this plan, even if the commissioners decide on it.
 In the future the police will be asked to close the doors of fire alarm boxes they find open and to report those where the glass doors are brok- en. The apparatus at No. f steamer house has been motorized and it was voted to tear out the stables there.
 Selnnonowitz Bros, of 230 State street will be asked to pay for strengthening a pole at Main and Bank streets which their. jitney bus struck and bent. Joseph Strickfus of No. 6 Steamer company was SIVen leave % with draw his petitson Tor two days, pay He was absent from duty due to illness not contracted in the service. Timothy McNamara, 32. of "A Dover street, an electrician at the Locomo- bile Company of America, filed an ap- plication for appointment to the de- spartm ent.
 Lieut. John F Kane. of Steamer No. l. was deprived of two of his four days off next month. On the night of September 3 he sent his com pany to Box 12s when the alarm came from Box 13S. He pleaded guilty, say ing he was over confident of the num- Der of the box. He has been in the department IS years and his previous record is clean.
 After the meeting adjourned Presf- dent Leonard said he thought Chief Johnson ought to have a new car and that the car used by Assistant Chief Horl1heimer ought to be painted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16

GARNEAU-DARGAN.

Unusual simplicity will mark the wedding on Monday morning at g o'clock of Miss Yer onica M. Dargan and pr Peter A. Garneau- The cer- .ernony will be performed in St. Au- gustiness church with muptiM mass, by the Rev James B. Nihin Miss .Dargan will be attended by her sis ter, Miss Anna Dargan, and the groomsman will be Thomas Shanley Both the bride and her bridesmaid will wear attractive fail suits. The young couple will Leave Immediately after the ceremony on an extensive wedding trip, the destination of which they have not divu1ged.
 Miss Dargan is an alumna Of the local High school and of the City Normal school For several years she has been one of the most popular younger teachers of the city, her school being Map1ewood. She is a. member of the Elizabeth Seton guild
 Dr. Garneau was graduated from the Springfield High school and from the University of Maryland Dental school and has an extensive and grow ing practice in this city. He is a member of the Algonquin club. Miss Dargan is the daughter Of Mrs. Mary Dargan, of S6 Washington terrace, and Dr. Garneau is the son tsof Mrs. Levi Garneaus of 0 Washington ter race.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
OFFERS TO PAY BACK TAXES FOR
 LAST 28 YEARS

That taxes have been unpaid on the Frank Sheridan estate for a period Of 28 years was brought out last night mon council committee on claims in the city hall The property is located in Lexington avenue and already a en by foreclosure by the city for cer- tain tax liens
 Attorney Vim. H. Kelsey appeared last night for the heirs and offered to pay the face of all taxes on the property. $46e.73, which includes the sprinkIing assessment, provided the city will abate the interest and give a, quit claim deed for the portion of the property it has already taken The committee discussed the matter at length but took no action
 Clerk Braithwaite was instructed to advise the tax assessors that the claims committee has no power to fix property valuations Eighteen per sons were before the board with re- ments Some of these persons had failed to file lists and the assessors had filed lists for them according to law Others considered their assess
 aents to high but had failed to appear before the board of relief The claims committee refused to consider any of these claims The petitioners said they had been referred to the com Inittee by the assessors.
 Elizabeth Rourke, through Attorney Hugh J Laverys asked damages for injuries to herself and saddle horses, sustained while she was riding in Suburban avenue on August. A DOT ton of the roadway caved in, and horse and rider were thrown
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-16
George Whitted Rounds Out Third Year
 In Major League

George B. Whitted, who has deve1- oped into 3 great outhelderl with the PhiIlies this year, and who was utility man for the Boston worlds champions last season. will round out his third year, in fast company tomorrow. Whit ted gained his first, National League experience with the St Louis Cardi- nals, with whom he made his debut on Sept. 12e 1912. in game at Bos- ton. On that occasion Geofge covered third for the Cards, anl had one put out and two assists to his credit. be- sides getting 9 two-bagger off Tyler's delivery.
 Whitted is a versatile player. and hn his baseball career has covered nearly every position in both infield and outf1eld. He is a native of Dur ham. N. c, and had his first profes- sionaI experience with the Wadesboro Inde ependents, in his native State. In June, 1910. he joined the Savannah club in the South Atlantic league, and played eight games in the outfield, when he was released to Jacksonville. Fla. He covered first base for that team. He played neat game at the near corner and was given the regu- lar berth by the Jacks in 1911. The next year he was tried out at third base, and played that position until the latter part of the 1912 season. when he received a call to join the Cards. With the Cardinals he was cast for the utility role, and on occas- ion played third base, shortstop and the outf1eld positions. In July of last year Whitted, with Gather, was swap ped to the Braves for Hub Perdue. and worked in both the inf1eId and outfieId for the Braves.
 It was a considerable isappoint- ment to Whitted when he was canned by the worlds champions Stal1ings trading him to the Phillies for Sher- wood Magee. Whitted buckled right down to work with the PhiIs, however, and he has been better this season than ever before. It is not too much to say that his work has played an important part in the great race made this year by Pat Moran,s club. The wisest of managers make mistakes, and it begins to look as if Stallings had pulled a bone in getting rid of the fleet4footed, hard-hitting, quick thinking and versatile Carolinan.