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The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
SEES IN SIBERIA
a "NE,W AMERICA =
Former Editor Says 1t Offers Unex-
ampled Opportunities For In est

meEt.
New York Sun
OF all the changes made IN The ST
lent shuttle OF the world's commerce
since the beginning of the great war
none has more potential possibilities
than the esta blishment for the first
time of direct steamship ira ffic be-
tween the Pacific coast and NladiVos-
tok, Eastern Siberia. The Russian
volunteer feet. by diVedtine its Far
East co2stWise stea to connect
with American ports. has put within
reach Of the American exporter aud
capitalist an uneXampled opportunity
| for foreign commercial enterprise
| This view of Pacific trade, together
| with arguments to support IT, was
| given to the sun by Nicholas A. Vol
| gar, formerly editor Of the Nicoisll-
| Ussuriysky News in Nicolslc- Ussuri-
| ySh. Maritime province, Siberia, and
now at 4S9 Fifth avenue. Mr.. Vol
| gar stated that since coming to the
| United States nothing has astonished
him more than the belief current here
| that Siberia is a vast bleak region
resounding with the walls OF exiled
cOnvictS.'
Il tell you" declared Mr.. Volgar,
siberia is the New America, and is
certainly to become one of the hap
piest, most prosperous and lovely
countries in the world. To be sure
thousands Of the exileS are living con-
: tented lives in the villages, and many
Of them, learning what a wonderful
country Siberia is, would rather re-
main there than return home II only
the government would give then
) enough money and machinery tt
make a start The convict settlers
having been exiled because of thei
intelligence, include some of the mos
; capable citizens of the empire, ant
! they are helping to wipe out illiterac.
I in Siberia.
siberia contains 4,S0O,O0o squar
Z miles, and a population of OO.OO0
Q E,migrants are pouring into it from
e European Russia at the rate Of 20,
: 900 a year. In 1911 7.965,o00 acre
: Of good soil were given them free 70
= settlement Two million more acre
n are at the disposal Of these native
5, who wish to give up their nomadi
e life Altogether 54.0OO,000 acres hav
been opened up by settlers at cost
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27

the government - $4,000. %" Nil
hons IF dollars year are bans spent
for agricultural machinery IN !
generation this rrea.cst agricultural
region IN th@ world Is changing - al
empire cI t3tlnltSaE. ~va> 1T n heat.
like those I'll the American Dakota~
Russia o. = whole already has j pro
ductlNc are for cereals considerably
larger than tnat IT the r5t+5 ST. .~
and tanaoa combined
While still primitive ln many says
siberia i dekelapinG 4 civilization F--
Qulrlng articles y hth wer" mos knt an
or could not he had before ttcgd~
are being tuii, and improved The
trans Siberian. Amur. Is-url and
Eastern Chinese RAilW1y- ana tn.
naNigablc rivers flowing north ana
east have brought ABOUT more rapid
tra nsportatien reduced the cost ~
| manufactured articles and reno "d
| Siherla's economic isolation. - tfaf
| vast rich areas have been opened ~
| TO colonization and trade
| Russia leads the world IN timber
resources Siberia has >io.0eo 90"
ceres OF timber lard. the value of
,wo-thirds OF which Is not even
| known. Western siberia has 4ss. zoe
coo acres Of virgin forest. Being gov 4
ernment property the forests are
managed by local Office of the be
partrnent OF Domain. II tS -Eant.u s.
concessions by which the timber H.
being rapidly exploited.
Siberia i the worlds chief scarce
OF fine furs. The best sable comes
from Yakutsll. some bringing n much
as $1,000 each. The London market
handles 25,0G0 Of them 4 year.
Recent researches ON Sakhahu
Island have revealed deposits Of coal
estimated AT 100000 900 tons Nap
tba also has been found in all parts
oi the island. In 1894 Siberia export
ed 400 bounds III butter. In 1912 II
t exported 1900 900 pounds. DcniSh
iarmau and English firms have their
Representatives and rcfrieeratorS ~
over Western Siberia.
:, 'Amcricon interest i'm all these com
, nercial facts centers in Nlaai vostol
, and It's growing Importance a Worlt
I port. Strong northerlN winds carr,
:, the thick ice out % the h4rbor in tn
coolest months so that by the use o
:, ice breakers the port is kept opel
{ throughout the year owing to it
natural advantages, its good connec
tiOns with the hinterland and Wit
foreign shipping ports, and its posi-
4 tiOn as terminus OF the tranS-Slherla
Hallway SYSTEM, NladiNostok's i'm
q pOrtance is increasing marNelouSlS
= It's annual turnover rose from Al I.
q 900 tons in 1907, to / IA ) 900 tons. i
n 1911. and it is estimated that whe
4 the enlargement and Improvement
of the port arc completed WI
p handle at least 100000 tons u,
=, nn1llE.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
FARM NEWS
A NEED FOR DUAL.
PURPOSE COWS.


The combination beef and dairy
cow has been thus described: COW
.hat IS large, strong, and vigorous
.u1i .. ol energy and abounding in vital
n.y. physical organization and diges-
tive capacity such that she is able to
turn to the best advantage the rough
dse OF the farm, converting it into
!nerchantable products; that she yields
lafPe quantities of most excellent milk
III Tor any and all uses; that heredity
IS SO firmly esta blished that she is able
10 perpetuate herself through the pro-
auction Of strong, healthy calves; and
that when for any reason her useful
ness IN the dairy is at an end she
1attenS readily and makes excellent
beef.
No one will deny the need Of a dual
purpose dairy breed in America-one
tnat Is primarily a dairy breed but
| that will also furnish desirable beef.
| The old system of beef production
| resting On free range, cheap lands and
| cheap feed is even now a thing of the
past. Meats Of all kinds are, year by
year, advancing in price; and if the
! working people are to have beef at all
| within their means, it must come
from the dairy heards Of the country.
I Except for beef for the few who are
able to pay very high prices, cows can
no longer be kept merely for the calves
produced; practically everywhere the
dairy COW must take the place of the
beef cow. Since these facts are in
disputable. farmer -dairymen seeking
| to improve their herds for dairy pur-
poses should keep the item Of meas
production constantly in mind.
| How many COWS there are in the
United States that are kept for mill
production. except for such figures d:
are found in the census tables, is un
known: but it may be safely state(
that the number exceeds 10000, 900
and that the average cow does not giv'
a return of exceeding $4,000 per yea
for the labor invested and food con
. sumed.
With increasing land values an,
cost of labor and feed, such return
gives little Or no profit; and il is u
, to the farmer-dairy keeping av
. erage cows to look into the matte
and to try to find out why he
working without compensation.
, the average dairy herd in the Unite
> States produces just enough to Undue
it's owner to keep on working, it
O | evident that many cows are kept 9
a less, and that if the average pro
duction could be raised a nice prof
!. | would result. 1t is also evident ths
. the only way to raise the average
! to improve the methods Of carin
3 for the cattle and also the catt
. themselves. BY improving tt
methods, IT is quite likely that tt
s better three fourths Of the GOV
s would produce as much profit as q
: now do and the one-fourth now kel
q at dead loss might be sent to tt
Is block without decreasing the outp7
: Of dairy products. The man WI
" milks COWS merely for the pleasure
% gets out of it, provided he can a
d ford it, may confer a favor on h
" manity but does not show good jud
a ment, and the sooner such men G
70 be induced to change their method
10 the better it will be for the who
st dairy industry.
j. I'm provement in conditions
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27

The sow can be kept at very little
expense in the spring for the nrst
few months after her pigs are Wean-
ed provided she has good pasture.
But during the time she is sucking
her pigs she should be fed very soou
food. else she will run down to very
poor condition and not be ht to
breed for a long time.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27

few drops Of tincture Of iron put
into the drinking water is a goou
thing for the hens an. some people
believe it prevents many minor DIS
eases. Even if it does not 1T will Go
no harm
Evening star., 1915-04-10
John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
BELOW WE QUOTE A FEW DE
SIRABLE HOUSES ON WHICH WE
WILL, START RENT APRIL 20.
I,OIl OI,n ENNipI ExrE LIST OE

LINCOLN "a.
2ls 10th ne. .sr. b. 1880
$50 9Th Sc, Or. b. 1850
727 18th se.6r. b. 1900
451NJ av se.Sr. b. Is 80
SIC 9th Sc. Sr.b. 1850
5O7 18th Sc, Or, b.1S.5O
431 18th Sc, or. b. 1850
rs Ky av e.6r, bls.5o
312 14H ne. .6r, b. 1850
sci 14th Sc, Or, b. 1850
1905 A Sc, Or, b. 1850
80 sth ne, Or, b. 1850
TBS 18th ne. 6r. 1850
1898 Eye ne, Or, b. 1850
6l1 G sc, 80
500 Sth se.6r. lilo
1444 E Sc, Or. b. .11.50
53s 7th Sc. 1r, b-.1I.5O
703 r Sc, 7r. 40
427 1st Sc. Or. b. .17.25
Ills 9th Sc. .6r, h. III. ~
5O7 18th Sc. 6r, b.16.50
lis 10th ne. 6r, b.l6.3o
154 Heck'n or, ,b16.oo
613 G Sc, 6r.lat ht16.50
71S 7th sw, ,6r. b. .16.3o
11O2 9th Sc. .Sr. b. 1900
i05 u ne. 6r. 1915
315 n Sc. .6r. frame15-5o
529 4th Sc. .Sr. ...l5.m .m
1918 \ Sc, Sr. b, b,f.15.@
900 4th se.7r. .14.ao
1904 Sd Sc. Ar. b. .14.50
1924 You Sc. Or. .14.5o
$40 3rd Sc. .6r. .14.0o
716 Eye se.7r. 80
1O3 9Th Sc. e.5r- II. 20
1925 X Sc. Or. b. .gas12.5o
4OS l. e,6r. -. 1850
1O9 9th se.6r. 1850
1881 K SER. r.....12.5O
Evening star., 1915-04-10

FOR REST-B. F. SAL
Phone. DWELLINGS n
1900 Harm NV. 10rb5O. %
1909 9Th nw.10r, b. $3.50
l119 9Th NV, 11r.b.4O.5O
1912 X NV. Tor, b. 40. 90
20O2 18th nv. 81, ,2b4O. so
438 L nv. .sto. 7r. b. 40. Oh
$40 y NV. 10r, b. $3.50
1927 NJ av NV. Or, b35. so
800 Sth nw,12r.b. $3.50
500 Park rd NV. .6rb3O 80
1915 1st NV. 7r. .30.5O
1711 18th NV. l2r. b. 80. so
6i6 NJ NV. 1r. b. 1000
DWELLINGS
637 E Cap. 1lr. b. 40. IS
$50 sth ne. sr, b. .27.ao
1431 Ames ne, 6r, b.25. 90
2l3 r he. 6r. b. ....25.5 50
GA G ne. Or, b. % so
So q ne. 6r. h. 70. so
DWELLINGS SOUTHWI
900 \ G av So. .Sr, 20. to
1922 Water sw.6.h1S.50
HEATED All
No. II. the Lafayette, :
APARTMENTS
439 K NV, 1lr, b. 1000
2011 18th NV. .6r. Go. ~ 10
POI Mass av nw,7. .b"5 w
503 18Th NV, 2ti.. 25.W
1926 9th NV. Or. b. 22.5O
S03 r NV. 5r. b. 20. so
315 K NV, 5r. b. -20.50
BUSINESS
Stumph bldg, west
part ...........1,SO 500
800 7th NV. entire
building ...-..1p.0
1889 7th NV. 1880
1918 1th NV. IS. %
614 La av NV. 1000
coli 18th NV. .Sr,b. 1000
926 Ny av.sto. lOr. b0. 10
SOB 18th NV. LIST d. SO. .V0
100 Goth NV. store
and fiat ........IO.O co
S2 d NV. sto, lst n,O. 90
10 b NV. store. 5r. .b4s. 90
COLORED
1907 Cor nw.l1r.b.33.50
1898 9th NV. sto. 6. b32 30
1871 9th NV. .oo&3 tis3V. 90
oo31 Mass NV. 9r,h27.5o
1928 5th nv. 7r, BIZ so
1925 9th NV. %. 30
SO Fla av nw.6r,b. Is ST
463 Mo av nw.l1r.b2 so
1921 W NV. 6r. b. .23.9O
1886 I. NV. Sr, W. 300
637 l. NV. 7r, b. ..22.6O
1910 5th nv. Or, b. 40
2M o NV, Or. b. % 80
416 LIST NV. 6r. 20. so
1903 5th NV. .6r. .2l .Oo
$50 \ NV. 10r. W. .2O.5O
739 4tn NV. ?r. w.2O.50
c15 X NV, Ir.w. ..1S.50
4os l. NV, 7r. w...1S.5o
1888 9th NV. Ar. .b2d. 1880
1914 Both NV. Orb. 1880
SOB 22d NV. 6r, b. .1S.5 50
637 N NV. 6r, ". 1880
215 X NV. 7r. W. 1850
1901 Mad'n nw.Sr,b1S.O 90
$500 0 NV. 5r, W. 1900
lbs Walter Sc. 4r.
b topenl 1850
We have a number of "a
GET orr WEEJ
Evening star., 1915-04-10
FOR RENT-BY EDWARD $. wEscorr.

Z. ave.
1927 9th, 1r, W. g.1e.5O
1918 NJ. 2r. W. &. 1850
C0LORED FLATS
20l3 18Th. 2l.5r.b. %. so
2O13 18th. 81, ,5r,b. 20. 30
sol c3d. II. 5r. h.ls.ND
5O5A o3d, 1,5r.b. 1850
COLORED.
1139 10th, Or, b. 80. 80
1I41 18th. 6r, b. 80. 30
1872 Wallach, Or, b.27. so
22216 II, 7r, b ~. 80
a22 24th. Sr. b. ...3. so
20O3 X. 7r.h. lat. p. 50
1O1S 10th. 7r, b. .22.0
20l3 X. 7r. w.. 20. 80
1905 9th. 7r. lat 20. SO
713 Goth, 7r. w...1s.5O
1899 Goth, 6r. w...18.@
cll7 H, 7r, w.....1S.M
COG Acker, Or. b. 1850
ll4S I'D, 4r, STA. II %
1924 Fla av, 6r.b. 1850
1902 23d. 5r. ". ..l8.@
COOS X, 6r. w.....l6.o0
2417 n, Or. w...-.16.M
ISOSh NJ. 5r, W. Is. 80
lISs 23d, 5r. ". so
1905 Seaton. 6r, ". 1850
714 9th, 6r, w.. ..14.5O
243s Eye, 5r. w...li.0
bl2 oath, 6r. w....l4.3
2222 Va nv. Or. w..14.0
831 26th. Or. w.. 1850
2429 F, 6r, w.. 1880
634 Gath. Or. w....l2.50
2434 Ga av, 5r,w.11.6
914 27tn, Or. W. .11.5O
2Ol7 n Y ay. 5r,W.ll.H0
HE~I- VA1o
Evening star., 1915-04-10
1918 Park rd. orb 40 %

FOR RENT-FI.OYD F..
GO Md ne, orb SIT 20
sl3 F sw, Or. b. %. 30
1911 Md sw. Or b. 1I.@
Gl2 + sw. Or, b. .2o..b
SIS i sw. Or. ami. 10. so
12IS Water sw6rblS.T
GIG 9th sw, Or. b.1s.JO
76 & sw. 6r. b.. 1850
a31 + sw. 6r. b. $50
lOl1 I'd Sc. CIR, b.16.0
1872 S Capt6r, ,amil3.W
429 o sw. Or, b. go
II n sc, A.. s.fp
u G sw. Or. b. 1850
l244 Union sw, Or $40
6y:. II sw. Or. W. 800
For a more complete
Evening star., 1915-04-10
EUR VIl Is
nNN.IS nHA

RENTALS. PHONE
Alt A Sc. Tor, b. 80. .0l
4O7 f Cap, 1Or, b. 30
637 E Cap. 1Or, b. -. IS
100 5th se.9r, b. &c. 50
1856 C Sc, ,Sr.b. so
SOL A Sc, 10r, b. 80. so
227 A ne, Sr, b. $3.50
1901 Mass ne.9r. h3s. W
43s n ] av Sc, Tor, b32. 50
ll5 Sd Sc, l1r, b. .32.75
% Sth ne. Or. b. $3.50
125 9Th Sc. Or. b. .32.@
9O2 A Sc. ST. .h....3 so
so S NV, Or, h. ..31.50
% 9th ne, Or. b. 30. 30
1915 1st nw,7r.b. $50
147 Carroll Sc. .sr, b. q 80
3 \ nv, Or, b....27 so
TO3 G Sc, Or, b. ..26.50
126 D sc. e.9r. b. 20. so
1880 z Cap.6r, b. .9.5O
6O4 f ne, ,7r.b =. .26.3O
903 Mass ne, ,7r. b. .26. so
200 H nw.7r,b. $50
Ill 2nd nw,9r.b. %. 80
14S 18th sc. 10r, 30
512 b Sc. Or, b.. $50
129 9Th Sc, Or, b. .2o.O
800 C SEER, b. 80
3Ol Tenn av.6r. b. $50
1902 W nv, ,6r. b. 22.IO
243 10th ne. 6r, b.22.5O
1908 G se.6r, b. PHO
4O1 5th ne, Or, b. .22-5O
4D4NY av NV. .Sr, b22 80
1917 b ne. .6r, b. %. so
500 3rd e.Gr. b. %. 30
1418 Md av ne, ,6r, b22 so
1923 Pa av se, ,6r, b20. 80
1920 D ne, 6r, b. .20.0
1908 Pot av se,6r,b
2O.O0
Evening star., 1915-04-10
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
Observation-Disclosures.
FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL uNC).
1l20-22 H st. NV.
CSFJ.RNISHED HOUSES

IL HOC SS.
1905 r NV. Or. b.. ib 90
1923 Corc'n. Or. b. AZ. 90
1925 Ont pl. 6r. b. .42.50
1919 Goth NV. Or. b. 4o.75
1927 Buchanan. s. b45 so
1919 Wis av.ar.b }. 1870
1855 1lth. lUr. 2o. 1850
1892 10Th. Or. h. 40 90
13th&Park I'd. sto. 40. 60
26OO Mozart. sr, h. 40 90
Percy ST & Brook
vile I'd, 1Or. b. 40. so
521 Rock Creek Church
I'd. sr. b. 40. so
3512 10th. l1r. b. 1000
1868 Spring rd. g, b 81 so
2439 18th. Or. b. 81 50
1912 Newt NV. .ar. .hs7 30
1892 Wild. Sr.2b. $3.50
21OS Fl NV. Sr. h. rs. so
1880 willd.sr. 2b, ,f,35.a0
1928 Will'd.Sr 2b. .f.35 so
1927 n J av. Or, b.35.50
1924 Otis. 7r, b. $3.50
1893 Ore av. Or. b. $3.50
935 r I av,10r. b. IS so
920 L NV. Sr. b.. .S 90
1918 Lamont. Or, $500
11O2 o, 1Or. b. $3.50
626 A ne.9r. b. 80. ~ so
BIT 11th. 6r. h.. 1850
1885 9Th. Sr. b. =. .30.50
400 9th ne. 7r. b. .30.S0
2O1 Mass nw.7.b,sto3O.S 80
III 18th, Tor, b. .30.50
400 9th ne. 7r. b. .3O.0
$40 r I av. 7r. b-2I.@
1905 Fla av nw.6. bs7.50
1900 Ga av, Or. b. $50
626 9th ne, Sr. b. .25.3O
1918 5th NV. sr, %. 80
2437 X nv. Sr. b. % 30
727 Fairmont. 6r, b.222 Sc
q l. ne. Or, b..-..22.50
1889 29th nw,sr. b. q. so
Mt Rainier, sr. =. 30, 10
1886 X Sc. 6r, h. 1850
1921 Morse ne. Or. .b16.5o
400 Sth ne, Or. b. 1850
633 Florence ne. 6.b.14.O
1133 y J av sc, e,6r. l3, so
1887 X Sc. 6r. so
Z FLATS.
121 Thomas nv, Ar bl6.50
11a Thomas nw,4.b16.50
2327 n nw.5r, 80
626 22d. I'd n.4r.b.16.M
1885, e ne, Ar. b. IA. so
433 Tenn av ne. Ar. .bl3.30
} TENANTS.
IG L, 5r, W. .....15.0
2227 9th NV. hr. 1880
1920 21st nv. 5r. .14.60
329A Elm NV, 3r,b.14.O
2147 u NV. Or. .12.bo
1927 K Sc. 6r. 1880
1l36 Govt ct. 4r..lO.5O
Foundry alley, 4r.10.W
1908 I'd Sc, ,5r. 49,. $50
634 G'don st ne, Ar $50
632 G'n ct ne, 4r.w $50
l27 N Sc. 6r. ....-.. $50
1902 1st Sc, 6r. 900
617 Freeman's ct. $50
2 North row, Ar. $50
Rear 125 l. NV. Ar. $50
SIS Freeman's ct. ..7.O
R'r 4371a Wash. 4r.5.5O
T LIST AT OFFICE.
; for rent. A complete
nts.
}, 1902 Il st. NV.
Evening star., 1915-04-10
COLORED.
WHITE.

WHITE. COLORED.
1873 PIX rd. 12r2bS60Hil 2421 X NV, ar, b.27.5O
2G24 Garfeld1Or2b55 90 1923 Sher. Or. b. so
3743 kanawha. Chevy 913 Euclid. Or. b25.3O
Chase 1Or 2b. .45.O0 t26 g NV, 4r, W.. 80
1853 18TH Or. b. ~ 80 $50 sth NV, u, WIZ 30
~ | ne 1Or b.. 30 80 TO1 Lamont, 4r,w.12.5o
1S,5 18th Or b. $3.50 40 18th ne. 4r.w IL. 80
I333 Emerson Or b. II sol 141S Duncan. Ar bill so
Excellent APARTMENTS at specially low rental.
WALTER A. BROWN. G2i 14th NV.
IN NORTHWEST SUBI'RB-HALF SQUARE
from 9th 81, car line. Broom detached house.
ami porches lot 5012uD fl; large chicken
house; rent, $50. ST month. Box 223. Star Of
tice H.
Evening star., 1915-04-10

eaa47 Cleveland av NV.
eala water. Or. wiz 0S On
PAS Sth. 5r. W. .l4.5O
3lS Ky av Sc. dr,bl4.n
22i7 sth NV. 5r.w.14.OO
412 Wash NV Or. " .13. 90
40 Wash NV, r.w12.:O
oo2t5 Sth. 5r. W. w...12.5U
:322S W nv. ar. w.l25O
a:,6 l. NV. 2&3iis. 100
:022 Ga av nw.7,w11. so
1928 Wylie ne, ,5r, wll.b0
936 l. NV. If. HOO
2311 Sth NV. 4r.w.l1.OO
2O35 Gales ne. Or. w1O.5O
204l R'dale Ne. 4r.b1O.0O
81 Goat nv. Ar. w.10.O0
l1Os Goat al, Ar. w.8.50
ooi2 Ca av NV. 3r. $50
213O n Y av nw,4.w9.50
1907 Clicks al. ir. 800
3 Goat alley. Ar. w. $50
625 Siev ct NV, ,4.w.S.JO
22253 9th NV, 4 rear
rooms q. %
1870 Marion ct. Ar. $40
GIT mans al.4.w.S.0O
And cheaper properties.
RACES 4 stables for rent.
KY BULLETIN.
Evening star., 1915-04-10

DAVIS. 7th & E S.W.
1856 F sw. Or. b. 80
All 7th sw Orb. .sto25.OO
SIG Az sw. Or, b. 20. 30
600 Sth sw. Or, b.20.@
42O Sth sw, 6r. b.1s.50
90sla G sw. Or, b. 1880
III sth sw. Or, b.1S.5n
1905 F sw, 6r. $500
All 11th sw, ar, ,b.1T.00
1854 ~ sw. 6r. +. liz. 30
633 l. sw, 5r.....14.50
7Oj 7th sw. ID f..12.a0
30 Mclean sw6rb16.' 30
713 9Th sw, Or. b. 1850
80 9th sw. Or. b.15.W
so 11th sw, 6r. .13. so
list call at the office.
Evening star., 1915-04-10

O-NE L Lh-NAJA4
r I av. 16r. 5 baths
L stable. year. .S5.5 500
Mass av near sd.
lar. 4 baths. -. 900
Wyoming av. 1sr. .
baths, year ....3, 900
Mass av. 20r. r.5b,yr.3.00O
r I av. lar, 3b. yr.2,5W
n a av, lar, ,3b, yr.2.%
s st near 21st NV,
lar, Sb. year. 500
2l62 Fla av. 11r, 3
baths. year. 200
1712 n, 10r, b. year. 800
100 L. 2or. So. 200
1910 Mass av NV. $50
2236 Mass, 14r. Sb. .1&
1896 18th NV. .l2r. .2b.l25
1914 10th. 12r. 3b. .1N
1890 10th nw.13r. .3b. 1o5
4O1 @ NV. lge sto,
LIST door. 12r. 2b. .115
Is Kirk at. Chevy
Chase, 12r, 3b. los
II 4s P, 12r. 3b. 100
Sc cor 22d & Pa av.
OR, 2b 100
e126 R NV. 14r. ch. 100
:2so Q. 10r. 2b. ga
rage .S 90,
1913 18th nw.1or, 2bs5 90
1923 N nw.15r.2b. s5. .Oo
1908 NJ nw.14r,2 Oh. 80. 90
1927 Phelps, 1Or. .3b. $500
1863 M'c'mb. Tor, 3b75.oO
1892 22d. 12r. 3h. 1900
1929 K NV. 11r.2h rs. 90
1101 P NV. 15r. .2b.75. 90
SIa3 Kama wha Or. b. f5. 90
DOG E Cap. 10r. 2h. 60. 90
1923 Calvert. 12r, ob. &c. .OC
1904 n. 12r. 2b. .55. 70
103a PIX rd. Tor. Oh. .s5. 10
1852 Kenyon. 12r. .3b.5o.5O
2049 PIX rd. 1Or. 2b. 80. so
1920 18th, Or, b. $3.50
1887 Calf. Or. b. -. so so
1719 35thnw. Tor. 2b50. 90
1929 Harv'd.tOr. 2b. &c. 90
1898 18th nw.9r, b. 80. 90
Sind nv no. e.12r.b.50 90
1862 Cor. Or. 2h.. .47.5O
9015 18th. 10r. b. ..47.5O
TwO-FAMIl
1911 kal rd, CRIB. .2S. 30
1871 kal rd, 5r. so
1901 Euclid. 6r. h. .25. so
27O3 11th nw.5r,b. 30. 50
% II NV. or. b.. .22oo.5C
1915 \ ] av, 5r. b. .21.h0
1903 n, Or, b. b.....16.0
FOR COLORE
1902 o NV. 1Or. b.32.50
81 T. Tor. b. 80. 80. so
SO y NV, Or. b. so
1887 18th. Or. b. ..25.5O
1897 l4th. 2fi. b. % so
1880 9Th, sr. b. ..2.O
$50 25th NV. .8r. b. d. so
915 25th, 6r. b. ....22.N
1908 K nw,1r.b...22.b0
II Hanover pl. Or. b. %. so
1903 NJ, Or. b. 20. 20
1877 ID, Sr, h ....1S.5O
2411 l NV, 6r, b. 1850
400 14th ne, 8r.b. 1880
2825 Va av, Or. 1850
20 Defrees. Or. b. 1850
746 Irving. 4r. b. 1850
1922 21st NV. Or. 1880
125 7. NV. 5r, ". 1850
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All ella sses Of propert
list OF desirable apartmt
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loOi
1907 13th.lOr. b.ami4a. 90
3107 n. 1lr. b. -. 40 30
loot 8. 10r, b. hwh. 81. 10
BO6 23d, 1Or. ami. 35. -
Pas F. Or, b. ami. $3.50
SO4 9th, dwl, Or. ID. $50
202o \, l0r.b.arni 81 IS
21Os Eye. Tor. .b.lat 30 50
1898 U. 7r. b. lat.2S. 20
2134 Eye. Orb. lat. ESQ
2l42 F, Tr,b, lat. % 30
ln9 oath, sr. h. Is 80
SIS B ne, Sr. lat. 23. 50
1924 Camb'ge. .9r, b. 20. 30
$50 18th ne, 6r,b. .lat2O.o0
1921 30th.7r.w.S.latiS 10
1924 C sw,7r.w.lat. 1850
624 D sw. 6r. b. Is SO
24D K. 5r. W 1890
CO. E Sc. ar. W. ...15.'O
23l0 Eye. 7r, ". 1850
1889 32d. Or. ". ...l3.0O
261O r, Ar. W. 10. so
APARTMENTS.
The Charlotte, 2l20 P,
Apt 8. 5r.b. heat. 81. 50
The Carlisle. 1918 y.
$3.50 TO $50. so.
221s Pa av. 3h.5r. .b2s 20
170S Sd. 2f, 5r,b. .2l.5O
1712 Sd, ID, 5r, 1.5o
Apt 3, r.b.heat- 2l. so
1901 II. Ar. b. heat,
$3.50 to $20.50.
1872 Sd, ID. 5r.b. 9.50
1912 n J av, II, ,5r, ,b2O. 50
The Govan, 2112 Pa av.
Apt 2, 4r,b,heat. 1850
1768 Willard, 5r, r,b..1A.O
STORES.
1912 S1st. 1r. w,g.D.W
For cOmnlete list
Evening star., 1915-04-10
-ALONZO o. BLISS Properties

ALONZO O. BLISS Properties,
BLISS BUILDING. 35 B ST. NV.
Phone Lincoln 1890
FALkSTONE col RTS. 14th and Fairmont NV.
3 T. :. d rooms and bath. $35 $50, $50. $66
ILENHEIM COURT. 1s40 California St NV.
4. =. g rooms and bath. $50. $fo. $4750
VICTORIA 18th and Clifton SITS. NV.
4, 5, 6 rooms and bath $50. $40. 1880
1892. 1884. 1886 HARVARD ST NV.
4; rooms and bath $35 90
DUNSNERE. 2523 18th ST. NV
l. 2. 3 and ba tn. SIS, so, 70
yENTOSA. 1st and Il sts. NV
rooms bath and kitchenette. $3.50 to $3.50
IA GRANDE. 60T 4th ST. NV.
aud bath 90
FENfiU RsT. As II ST. ne.
T. !. and bath. $2ZsoO
ASTORIA .ird and g SITS. NV
/ room, s. TO Sii; rooms, $21 to $24, FREE
GAS
DORCHESTER. 18th and Maryland ave. sw.
9 g. 4 rooms Observation-Disclosures SO, SIS, S18
1915 18th ST. NV, IA rooms, baths. 5000
ISIS 252p 18th ST NV, Tor. and bath 90
OPEN FOR INSPECTION AT ANY TIME.
SEND FOR OUR PRINTED RENT LIST.
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e528 18th ST. NV; BEAUTIFUL, MODERN.
six-room. reception hall and tiled bath hot
water heat. electricity and gas: excellent con
ditton: inspect any time. Box 140. Star o0ce.
Evening star., 1915-04-10
HARRY WARpMAN-
143O X st. NV. Phone N. 4l91,
UNPUBLISHED HOUSES,


s175. 1928 % x42 30. 1928 Ontario o.. b
$3.50. 1O1s VT ay, 17r3b $40 75.1419 Goth nv, b
S125 .92s NJ nw.2Or. p s40.n0. ..1ala Q. 1lr. b
500. X near 18th lsr.b S35 80. 1880 Wiird, sr.b
S95 1852 Col I'd 1lrsb Ss5. so. 1749 18th nw8r.o
$75 1882 22d NV, 12r,3b Saa so 716 18th NV 0rh
s75 1852 Harvard 1zr p $50 so 1901 Marlboro. g. h
s75. ..22S8 Cath, 10f, % 3050.145S Fuller, 8rb
80 l159 nv. 1lr. % $50. so. .40O1 4th nv, ,sr, b
t8S. .373S kanawha. ID $3O.5O.2145 P NV, Or. b
s60 1923 Gal-ert III. s27 so .5o3 Quincy. 6r.b
s6O 1903 Kenyon. 12r. p s27 30. 1924 lst me- o.o
SEQ. 1892 Newton. o.. $27 80. 1885 Summit g b
500. ..1767 nv. Or, 2t 500. So .176 ne, Or, b
SIS. .1726 10th NV. 4. r.2b SIS So 4O17 Marlboro
$a5 2948 Newark. Or. bl SIS. so 135 Quincy ne.6.b
$50 90 1855 Hv'd 10. n SOS. 80 .4o16 I'd nv. er
$50. 2828 Garfield, 10, ,2bl 500 80 h2O n ne, 6r
g. 30 2Ol5 10TH 10r. $21 .5017 Willard. 81. b
S+h 7a lois nw9r.b 1880. .Sl3 1tn ~. d
$42. so 1436 Newton. lob
STORES
1921 Pa av NV. $3.50 00l 637 nw......... 90
Se nv NV a92s ,ats ath 10 soss,
602 11th NV. 49, 90 lA15 ne, st&dw q. so
APARTMENTS.
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton 6r., b.. 90
18th 9Th aud Swami. rooms and bath. porch. $500
Roydon 1919 NV. 4 rooms and bath. 80. 100
Lenox. 1923 l. st. NV, rooms and BATH. 47.60
Wardman Courts. 18th and clifton. II. 4 b. 500
4Os 14th st. NV. End d.. Or. and bath. 80 SO
Duquesne. 1889 Newton st. NV, Ar, b.. 2aoo
B25 1lth st. NV. 8 rooms and bkth. 2150
Isabella, 1888 Newton. rooms and bath. 26DC
Bryn Mawr. 1915 U st. NV, 4r. and bath. q. so
Duluesne. 1883 Newton 3 rooms and bath. % 80
60 r. ]. ave. ne, rooms and bath. ...... 80
Noydon. 1873 st. NV. lr. and hath. 2.3v
Courts. 14th 4 Oliftou sts. H., b. 22.5e
2224 18th NV. 2nd D.. rooms and bath. 20 50
DuQuesne. 1859 Newton, l room and BATH. 0.6o
HARRY WARDMAN,
1890 st. NV,