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NIisses.
Bazaar Closes

The big bazaar given al the Young
w omen Christian association and
which cnlivcned the weekend. closed
last evening. The returns were more
than gratifying and practically every
article OF the hundreds OF beautiful
offering was sold. The sum realized
viii not be made known until all bills
are paid. when the entire sum cleared
will be given Tor publication
interest had Iu no wise abated last
evening as throngS were present al
all hours and purchased lavishly. All
where m a happy frame OF mind and
the hopes and prospects OF the various
committees were fully realized This
undertaking proved To- be one OF The
most successful ever given and an
are enthusiastic over its unparalleled
success
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Ladies' Aid Elect,

Inc members Of the Ladies' Aid so
siety OF the Edgwood Lutheran churcb
az their meeting held last evening al
me home Of Mrs J. J. Brockhardt. OF
Peasant Valley. elected the following
othcers for the ensuing term. Mrs.
X. a. harshman. president: Miss An.
netta Grade, first vice president: Miss
loretta Stolye. second vice president:
Dora Brabc. secretary. and Mrs / a
Brockhardt. pianist Following the
election OF officers a social session
was held in honor Of the Rev. and
Mrs W. :. Dysinger. who will leave
IN a iew days for Los Angeles. CAN
fornia, where they will make their III
iuIe nome. At the close OF the even
ing dainty refreshments were served.
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EauaI suffran. I,ann.

Iriadelphia district branch OF the
Equal Suffrage league viii hold a
meeting next Tuesday afternoon. al
the residence Of Mrs W ID. Mccoy.
70 Maple avenue. Woodlawn Mrs.
flora Williams will speak on the con
Htutloh' which was recently held al
Huntington. and other numbers viii
contribute interest This is an omen
meeting and large attendance Is ex-
ppCfpd
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one of the first comments made nv
Miss Katharine b. Davis. Commission
or Of Correction OF New York CITY
and one of the officers of the work
house on BlackwelIs Island. She soon
substituted plain but well made ging-
ham dresses which cost no more than
the old ones Of bed ticking. Though
this change may be considered an un-
important detail IL Is said that IL has
done much to restore the selfrespect
OF the women
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Webster District

tuesday evening at 100 O'Clock.
Mrs. Herman Hildebrand will be host
csS To the members of Webster dis
ulCt branch, at her home az twenty
tlthih ana Moysten street a cordial
invitation is extended 10 an who IRE
Interested In the suffrage issue to De
present and program of interesting
features will De given.
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sam. said May Irwin to her negro
butler. DO YOU mean 20 vote in New
York on November 20"
"Cose mean 10 vote. sam answered
promptly
Well. what do YOU know about the
constitution ."
Law. now Miss May said sam.
You don't have 20 be a doctor TO
vote"
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SIDE TALKS
(5y Ruth Cameron ;
YOU CAN

".'I't '"' pAi my mind on my
work when ] know I've got TO stop in
AN hour or two Z complained the other
day
Cant you change tho FIRST four words
q. mat suggested my conndantc cheer
To what
n" . simply viii put my mind ON my
u was % yer yold thought iu an aprli-
cation concrete and personal enough 90
make DO seem new.
There is no such word as can't In
The bright lexicon of youth"
We All know that saying -D well that
90 has passed into The class o. tritr suy-
lnE' That only huwori-tz and back num-
beers think of quoting
How We Pamper Those little
weaknesses.
H'i. as f- The case with many save
Ihf9 who's" familiarity prevents their
masking any impression upon u.s. the
Thought behind if iq o. force that cannot
Sr'" ola Moreover. to Judge from the
way We I1Wr.r our little notions about
what W" cam and cannot io. the habit
"f apply ing thar force fu our everyday
affairs Del hE poo means matter 90 course
with most of us.
Yes ] know q worry more than Z
need f" and know ff makes mo UNI
happy. Says u friend o. m.us. "hlt Z
CAN'T h.lr o. That's fhs way TIM made. 90
suppose che substituted "but viii
help DO iu her mind for 70 can't hello
Do. and kept on thinking q Will help
Dr. 't'rf Elmo eh. found herself worry
ing wouldn't 90 just have ta make some
diHrraur. Iu lrr ability fo control her
tendency to wurrgr
u can't Concentrate when anyone e.
in thr room D must have perfect quirt
p" I' Wy best work. i4 ono ~ my
fatarif.e.
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Football Team Ranouet.d

ne Ellington Lane school building
where the Triadelphia district high
HOuooi l~ located, was the scene OF a
very enjoyable affair last evening
when the members Of the football
squad with their friends. coach. man
ayers. members Of the board of educa-
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Birthday Party.

Miss Grace Messenger entertained a
number oi her friends with a birth
dav party at her home ON south Jacob
street, last evening
/ hc color scheme was rrcttilN car
RED out 900 red and green and the
guests enjoyed an entertaining pro-
gram OF games and music At seas
enable hour the guests were ushcrcd
INTO the dining room where dainty
appointed luncheon was served. Those
present were. Misses Irene Hcston.
Bessie Croft. karoliue Holz. Hazel
Soccc. Nellie Hahne. Erma Hercules
Julia Logenslgcr. Flora Kennedy
(elPhia clley. Agnes Graham. Alice
Graham. Lillian Rogersou. Laura bet
man. Pcrtrude Plants. Gertrude Bre-
mer. kuth Hall. Linuic Burgess. Maud
Morris. Grace Messenger. NessrS
chester Buuaway. Carl Mullev. Har-
90 tIildehrigh, Percy Hannah. CTdc
HeStou.. VIM Smith. Albert Couch
lack Harmon. Roy Gordon Frej
ttahne. Howard Miller. Wilbur Morris
Dana burgess, Dan Rice. Harry Fritz
sam O. Common. Charles Front. Ken
n,thMi.ier. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mil
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Bellsire; William Adams. Richard
Aaains' Roy DEFAULT John Ruck-
man, Laurence DEFAULT. Charley
Menge; Misses Ruth Ruckman. Ines
ltuckman. Ruth Default. Helen
Woods, Adelaide Woods. Kathryn
Pugh, Bertha Ruckman. Jennie De-
Vault, DOrotha Mitchell.
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4 call has recently been issued to
the Annual Convention OF the New
York state Suffrage Association 10 be
held November go and December LIST
and 2nd. 40 the Hotel Aston New York
City. That the women of the Empire
state are undaunted and determined
90 win is shown clearly enough in the
convention announcement which Is
headed a Call 20 Arms" II reads in
par--
I'VE have gone INFO the enemy S
country and taken a large part of his
territory We have put up a tremen-
dous campaign and have won over half
million men for suffrage What We
have gained can never be lost. So far.
We are solidly entrenched Il remains
now for us TO take the last citadel of
prejudice"
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Interesting Mrntinr

q, An interesting meeting of the
~ htcHn- centraI chapter. Womcn's
rl>uan cmrcrauCc Union. yy..
held al che home of Mr., RcberS,
N'hoheit, ON Fourteenth street I,.f
tF enns. De meeting was sdd-esrsf
nF Airs. J.. +. Buriustool. followed
.F "a number of readings Iy otLrr
members Plans for the work of M
'."nih. were made. and 40 the concIu-
son o.! lhe meeting light rcfrcshmcnt,
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.Jaster Daniel Edwards was pleas
8ntly surprised by q number of his
boy friends Thursday evening at his
home ON South Fourth street Martins
Ferry in honor OF his twelfth birthday.
the boys spent the evening with games
and other amusom'uts and at % season
able hour dainty refreshments were
..rN.I- ILM-. uL...nf NA.r.-
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Thrrad8y evening az DTS home ON
Eleventh street Nr Joseph IaFmHr
was rendered O. delightful -urpus, uy
fnr members off NUlsftrs orchestra.
Ir honor OF hls birthday The quests
enjoyed cards during thD rt.rul and
au elaborate luncheon wa. served.
ThOe, present were.
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day evening December eth The AZ.
iaIr is boo charge of John Wick. Chris
NoIuo. Fred Huukman and Harry Hon
man. Au D.rhfu'ocr orchestra will
I.Ht during fUD BANQUET
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VOTES FOR WOMEN"

This Insener conducted bv IN. v,
at the disposal Of the surrassts each week. ' $780,
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STRATFORD DANCE
LAST EVENING
GUESTS Of TIE HOTEL ENJOY
THE mSNkSeSEESN BY
Bazaar at the ~. w. Association
Closed Last Evening - Other
Social Affairs Of the
Weekend.

Guests at the Stratford Springs no
tel. enjoyed the second number of a
series of dances. inaugurated by the
management. for the remainder of the
winter season. This was another
charming feature OF the weekend and
was attended by the resident guests
and large number OF their friends,
who carried away delightful recOllec-
tons OF the hospitality.
These regular Friday night affairs
promise TO considerably enliven the
many diversities of the winter months,
and now since they have become an es-
tablished custom each fortnightly num-
Der is attended with little ripples OF
pleasure in the social world.
The several resident guests who
have taken suites at the hotel. find
these evenings very pleasureable oc-
casions for receiving their friends.
with all the detail of entertainment
lifted from their shoulders by the per
feet hotel service. and all their time
can be devoted TO the comfort and
pleasure of their guests. Last even
ing's AFFAIR will be the last number
OF this year. but 1916 will usher them
In again. An orchestra furnished spe-
Cial dance music which was enjoyed
until a late hour and the famous STRAIT
ford ginger ale was served. Those
present were:
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the dance a ten piece orchestra will be
engaged.
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Bed Ticking Versus Reformation.
on cant reform q woman IL you
dress her IN bed ticking" This was
Smyrna times., 1915-10-06
DELAWARE COW EARNS $665
AND PIG SELLS FOR $500
COLLEGE FARM AT NEWARK DEM
ONSTRATES POSSIBILITIES
Think Of One Cow in a Years Time
Producing 1881 Pounds of MIX
and 686 Pounds of Butter-Fat

Think Of One Cow in a Years Time
Producing 1881 Pounds of Mix
and 696 Pounds of 5utter-Fat
A Guernsey COW in the Delaware
College Farm herd has earned S665. 90
in one year. After the deduction of
S143.O0 for feed. and $4,000 for
labor, her activities show a net profit
of $3.50 90 for the year. This COW.
Imp. Yenadizse's Flora 36340. pro
dueed in 365 consecutive days 13, S61. l
pounds Of milk and 66S. % pounds Of
butter-fst Her product was sold in
the form Of % per cent. cream for 20
cents per quart. and the skim milk
fed to young stock. 1.565 quarts Of
cream at 20 cents. and 10. 731 pounds
of skim milk at 25 cents per cwt. are
worth about S34O 90 the manure was
worth about S25. 90, and her calf was
sold for $500. 90. She received for
roughsge alfalfa hay and corn silage.
and her grain was taken from a mix
ture of the following proportions;
200 ID. Of bran. 200 ID. Of hominy.
125 ID. of dried brewers grains. 100
ID. Of dried beet pulp. rs ID. of cot
ton seed meal, and so 10. of oil meal.
In addition to the above mentioned
feeds. she received daily 4 ID. Of dried
beet pulp and 1-2 lb. Of molasses.
Her bedding was shredded corn stovel
q nd all Of il went into the manure.
She carried a calf during the last ST,
months of the years test and was mill
ing quite heavily at the end. Tn,
fact that the average COW Of Delawar,
produces yearly only 5000 pounds o.
milk and about 13O pounds of butter
, fat. makes the record Of this COW es
J pecially notable. Il shows that j
pays 10 keep a high grade Of stock
and also that a profit like that Of thi
/ COW will easily justify a create
= outlay of capital on breeding stocl
than is usually made.
A pair Of spring pigs have bee
sold recently from Delaware Colleg
Farm herd for SIPS. The Berkshir
boar. Duke of Sussex 9Th" was sol
recently for $1,000. 90 the highes
price paid for any pig now living
. Duke Of SUSSEX was bred and devel
oped on the College Farm and was a
the head Of the College swine her
4 for four years. Among she othe
A recent sales from the Delaware Colleg
Farm may be mentioned that Of
p high class Guernsey bull calf 20 Mi
4 J. w. Rice Of HarmOnsburg, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1915-10-06
DEATH OF MRS. j. a. wHsArLY
Passed Away Early Thursday at Her
Home on North Bradford Street

Passed Away Early Thursday at Her
Home on North Bradford Street
Again the grim reaper has paid a
sudden and unexpected visit to our
midst and gathered one of DOver's
young and most estimsble residents.
AT 3 O'Clock. Thursday, morning,
September 3Oth, Ms. James H. Wheat
ley died suddenly. The information
was passed around town at early
morning. and became a painful
shock 10 all the citizens Of Dover
and vicinity Although slightly in
for the past few days, and being
afflicted with a weak heart, the news
Of her death wac like a thunder bolt
from a clear sky Nettie Thawley
Wheatley. who was a native Of Balt-
imore, Md, celebrated her thirty
third birthday Sunday last in a quiet
manner. Thirteen years ago she be-
came the bride Of James H. Wheat
ley, a wholesale confectioner Of that
town. who is well and fasorably
known Throughout Kent County and
throughout the State as Past State
Councillor of the Junior Order United
! American Mechanics; Mrs. Wheat
Smyrna times., 1915-10-06
Rev. WcToR LIeHTeouRNe

ley was a woman Of sterling qualities
and a helpneet in every sense Of
the word. She was an active mem
Der Of the Methodist Protestant
Church. a loving wife and devoted
mother. She is survived by Mr..
Wheatley, u charming 11-year-o,d
daughter, her mother, in Centreville,
Md. and other relatives in Bslti.
more. The funeral took place from
her late horne, on Bradford street.
Sunday afternoon. Interment at
Lakeside Cemetery. Dover.
Smyrna times., 1915-10-06
Too Much Love.

Darling, think OF you every mo-
ment In the day"
Law sakes, Tom, give some atten-
tion to your work or youn get fred"
Smyrna times., 1915-10-06
remneranee conundrun,.

Temperance Conundrun.
Il can't understand finance. One
thing puzzles me extremely"
What's that?"
IF they put so much water in the
stocks, how can money get tight?"
Smyrna times., 1915-10-06
EFFORT TO FORM A PARENT
TEACHERS MEETING HERE
FACULTY or SMYRNA HIGH
SCHOOL DISCUSS 1HE PROJECT

Some Reasons and Results Of Such an
Association and What Il Would
Mean for Smyrna IL Organized
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John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc.
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.

We will start rent November on any of the
properties enumerated below.
ALL NECESSARY REPAIRS MADE AT ONCE.
643 E Cap St, 1Or, b.. furnace heat. $40. 80
III 9Th st. Sc, 1lr., b.. hot water heat. $3.50
COL n. c. ave. s.e Or. b.. hot water heat. So 90
10 9Th ST. ne, Or. b.. hot-water heat. -. 81. 50
ABS n. j. ave- Sc. l0r., b.. latrobe heat. 81. so
316 5th st. Sc, ST., b., hot-water heat. 80. 20
% Sth st me-, 9r b., hot water heat. 81. 10
FOG st. me-. IT., b.. hot-water heat. 2s. so
2l9 st. me-. Or, b., hot-water heat. %. 80
207 II st. NV. 8r., b.. latrobe heat %. 80
143 ST. Sc. 7r.. b.. latrObe heat Is. so
sos ST. Sc, 6r.. b., latrObe heat. %. so
443 NJ st. e.. 6r., b., latrohe heat. q. 30
324 s. C. ave. Sc 6r., b.. latrobe heat. %. so
243 10th st. Sc, 6r.. b. latrobe heat. %. 80
219 st. ne, 7r. b., latrobe heat. 20. 80
1877 Carroll st. s.e., Or b., 1atrobe heat 20. so
1912 10th ST. s.e., 6r, b., 1atrobe heat 49, so
45l N. J. Sc. ST., b., latrobe heat Is. 80
1920 D st. me-. 6r., b.. latrobe heat. $50
43S Ky. ave. Sc. 6r.. b., latrobe heat. 1880
1862 ~ c. ave. n.e., 6r., b.. latrobe heat II. 30
sO7 18th ST. s.e., 6r.. b., latrobe beat. 16. so
405 ST. me-. 6r., b., latrobe heat. 1878
3O7 st. Sc. Ar, b., latrObe heat. 400
For our complete list phone or call
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at 9th nw.l4r. b$46.O0
S13 L NV. sr. b. 1850
CO.. Sd NV. 10r, b. .35. 30
1925 W, Tor, b, hwh.33.5 80
S12 r NV, sr, b. ..2S.5O
1908 n ] av. 81, b. %. so
1445 W NV, 8r, b.25.60
DWELLINGS
COG e Cap, LOT. b. 30 so
1902 Fla av ne. 7r, b.
stable ..........2.W
12l 7th ne. Or. b. $3.50
$50 I'd ne, Or, b. ..2.O
sos H ne, Or. b. 1850
DWELLINGS
2 d Sc. 6r, b, hw.25.60
lit 18th Sc. Or. b. ~ 80
SIT G Sc, Or, b. 1850
1903 Sd Sc. Or, b. 100
63S p Sc, Or, W.. 1900
DWELLINGS
sO2 9Th sw, ST, b.3.O0
205 18th sw. 7r, b. so
216 Limb pi sw, 8, be-. 80
622 l sw, Orb. .2O.50
1905 c sw, 6r. b. 1880
30 N aW. Or. b,lS.50
1854 AZ sw. Or. b. 1880
4S7 e sw, 7r, w...16.5O
1901 ~ sw. 6r, b. 1880
457 E sw, Or. W. ..l5. ~
TWO-FAMI
S12 18th ne, BIB. n. 10
$40 Morris ne.5r. b. Is. so
BUSINESS
634 Pa av NV. .25O.OO
4S2 Pa av NV. 100. w
1888 l. NV ...... .6. 90
200 g ne, st&dw.0.O0
726 18th sw, sto&dw. 40. 90
926 LIST NV. store .35. 90
1853 q Sc, st&dw. IS so
1924 + nw,st&dw3S. 90
332 " sw, st&dw 80. 80
201 Mass av NV. 80. 90
lO3 D ne, st&dw. 30 10
COLORED
391 Fla av nw,7r. so
rs 1 ne, Sr, b.....22.30
1927 18th NV Or. b. 20. 10
1927 9th NV, 7r,w.1s.50
9O7 Sd sw. 6r. b. 1850
1884 18th nw.5r, " 10. 10
1924 E Cap. Or, b. 1850
1856 H'man Sc, Or. bl7.50
2428 l NV, Or. ". 1850
1851 B ne. Or. b. 1850
339 18th sc. Or. b.
100 NV. Or, 1900
1895 Sth NV, 6r, b. 10. so
1912 3Oth NV. sr, b. 1850
220 r sw, 5r,w. 1850
1906 l. NV, 5r.w. 49, 81
3n5 I'd sw. Or. w. 1900
1923 kin'nnw.5r wI5.N
PRINTED BULLE
Phone Main $40.
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$3.50. 1906 G nv, store
Sl25. 1886 Pa nv NV.
store & dwelling
f112.50.35l1 18th NV. 19r
800. 1900 Path NV. 12r
500. 1915 B'm't NV. 12r
S75.4T2 Pa av NV. store
sos. .1729 Q NV. Tor
$50. 1927 18th NV, 11r
$50. -. .631 d nv. 1ir
s56. .2503 C'mp'n nw,9r
$50. So 021 Macomb, sr
$50. .2512 Ont I'd. 11r
$50. so. 1897 Cal av NV. i0r
$50. 80. .923 G NV. 7r
$50. 1855 18th NV. 12r
$50. .s19 18th NV. %. 2r
$45. so. 1884 18th NV, Tor
$45. BIB 18th NV. Tor
S41.05. S23 10Th NV, Or
$40.B. . .913 r NV. 1lr
40.SO. I'LL 18th NV, Or
1850. 1923 Euclid NV, Or
$40. 1857 Park I'd NV, Or
$3.50. .932 Pa av. Sr
$35. 60. 537 21st NV. Tor
$35. 80. 1903 8 NV. Tor
$35. .3225 11th NV, Or
$35. so. INF u NV, sr
$35. 20. 1749 18th NV, Or
$35. 80. 1880 W NV. Or
$35. 1311h Cor NV, 12r
$35. 1927 Pa av NV. 7r
S31. IN. 1922 Corcoran, Sr
$50. so. 1910 o NV, sr
$50. so. 1921 5th NV. sr
$50. 90. 1401h 18th nw.5r
S2s. so. 100 S'ton pl nw,6
s2s. 50. 1898 9Th NV. 1r
32s 1920 Kingman nw,7
$27.@ 80. 1881 Sum ne, 6r
S26. 1924 18th NV, 81
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i So. 80. .lO25 N Cap. 5r
1923. so. .S21 21st NV. Ct
500. 50.1T15 18th NV. 6r
500. 80. .716 F sw. ST.
S22. 20. .1704 v NV, Or
500. 50. 18th & Irv ne. 81
500. 80. 1925 Scat'n nv. Or
500. 1iG? Swami NV. II
s21 go. 1924 Doth NV, 81
$21 5O.76S Morton NV or
$40. 50.464 Wash NV. 81
so. 30. :. SIG Z ne, 6r
$50. .635 R I nv NV. 6r
SIS. 50.33 Defrees NV 81
$3.50. AZ F NV. 81
$3.50. 1925 11th ne, Or
SIT. .11O5 r NV, Or
sl6.D. .311 4th ne. Or
S16. 80 AIS N ] av NV. 6r
SIC. 10. .2526 9Th NV, 5r
S15.5O.772h 18th ne. 4r
Sl5. 70. 1706 S'ton NV. Or
Sic. so. .1718 S'ton NV, Or
sl5. 4O.6 Defrees NV. Or
s15.40. 222s Cle'd NV. Or
SIS. .s14 F NV. q
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s14.O.2122 Fla Nv NV. 4r
$40. J20E NJ ne. A.
$14. 40. 22O7 18th NV, Or
s14. .252O 9th NV. 5r
$13. 40. 1882 9Th NV, Or
S12.75. $3.50 MOTT NV, 5r
$3.50. .2S2O 9Th NV. Ar
$3.50. ....215 @ NV. bf
s12.40. .521 9Th Sc. 5R
s12.4o. 1@Oh 10th nw.5
$3.50. 1247 30th NV, 81
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s1l. .11N I sc, Or
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$3.50 17 Golden sw. 4r
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TENTS.
s28.D.The Darlington, 3r
%. so. The Earl'Rton. 3r
500. so. The Kedrick. II
$50. The CAvendish, 2r
$50. The Terrace. 3r
$3.50 & $3.50,
The Dudley. 1r
.GEs.
........144D> Col. court
perty for rent send for
bulletin.
NJ 4 HENSEY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-21

THE COYWOOD,
1925 NV: one Of the best downtown locn-
lions: near beautiful parks: 2-room and bath
bachelor apt for settled party. $3.50: 5-room
and bath front housekeeping apt. $3.50: rep
resentative people occupy these apts.: excellent
G. GORDON BAILEY. Agent. 1885 F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-21

FOR RENT-D.D.TH
511 9Th NV. lar, b $50. so
81 Il / NV nw,3r,b.4 so
1923 9Th NV. or. b. $3.50
1922 II ne, sto, DIV. 80 90
1888 Bids I'd ne, l0r26 50
1918 II ne, Or. b. 81 so
Cos Newton st, 5r, b.1S.0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-21
FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
o43 Louisiana Ave. NV.

NORTHWEST.
l447 W NV, sr,b. rs. 50
1895 LIST NV, 6r.b. .2.0
1877 LIST NV, Or. b.22.3O
1345 LIST NV, Or, b. .21. so
1901 c NV, 5r. b. 1850
26l5 P NV, 7r.w.l4.30
TAT Morton nw,5, w.12.5O
NORTHEAST.
1924 Mont av, Or, b. 18. so
1916 d ne, Or. b. 1850
1913 Fla av ne. Or, b16.50
35 Myrtle ne. Or, B.. Is. so
1874 7th ne, 5r. w.l4.S0
9O2 18th ne, Or, 80
SOUTHEAST.
7O1 Sc. 5r.b....15.O0
nos A Sc, 5r. ". 1880
1925 18th Sc, Or. .10.G
l42 y Sc, 6r. W. 1850
1894 = Sc, Or. W. 10. 70
SOUTHWEST.
12O6A W'ter sw,4,b15.O 90
All ! sw. Or, b.. ..14.W
478 n sw. 7r,w. ..14.60
Gil d sw, 5r. w...11.50
1853 y sw. Or. W. .12.50
307 McL'n sw Or. w12.O
1909 $ Cap, Or. so
1889 ~ sw, Or, ". 1880
1912 Union sw.4.w1O.OO
1898 Union sw,5r,w.9.50
LIZ FLATS.
4391a Tenn ne. 4r, b. 1880
! $50 Morton ne, 5r. b. IL. 80
PROPERTY.
| 93s Sd NV, st&dw %. so
3O6 ~ sw, store. Is. 90
1850 Pa se,st&dw. 20. 90
FOL l Sc, sto&cel. 2O.00
1901 ~ sw.sto&2r18. 90
| 80 ~ sw, stOre.1S.O0
IS G sw, st & DIV. rs. OJ
1908 G NV. store 1900
1904 Water sw ,stol2. 50
POP D NV, store. =. $50
TENANTS.
o 14th Sc, Or, w...14.0
614 3D. sw. Or, w..l4.W
Sc d sw.' Or, w...12.G
FOL Lamont nw,b.wI2.O
rs N So, 6r, 50
l4l7 Mass avse, 4,bl2.OO
ZIG N ] Az se,6,w11.5O
80 d sw, 5r, w...11.O0
1917 N J av sc .5,w1O.50
l417 Mass avse. 4. bl0.OO
1918 LIST sw, 5r. $50
1882 n ] av Sc. 4r, Woo
Ill Quander Sc. Ar, w9 90
1910 4th NV. 2r. 800
15l n Sc. Or, W. s. 90
105 G Sc, Or, w....6.0O
2lLf D NV, Ar, ". 3. ~
| 1928 Half Sw .5r.w. 6. 50
TINS AT OFFICE.
Phone Main $50,
a La. Ave. NV.