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The Lamar register., 1915-03-24

in excess of $GO,OOO,OOO, on January
10, is the latest theory tentatively adj
vanced by scientists for such an up
heaval of the earth's surface. 1t is
generally agreed by investigators that
many quakes are caused by volcanic
action. Many of them are also due,
according to generally accepted theor-
les, t. Slips" or sudden readjustments
of the deep-lying rock strata which
form the foundations of the earth.
There are, however, many earthquakes
that cannot be attributed to either of
these causes, so far as scientific in
vestigators have been able to demon
strate. That these quakes, or some
of them, are in some way connected
with the variation of the earth's axis
from it's normal position, has been
suggested by some excellent authori-
ties. In an illustrated article the
April Popular Mechanics Magazine
says:
Recent study Of these polar aber-
rations has demonstrated that the axis
is constantly moving about in spiral
course, in much the same manner as
top travels when it is spinning on
slightly uneven surface. By astro-
nomical observations this path has
been traced and the discovery made
that the axis returns to about a nor
NAL position approximately every sew
en- years. 1t has been found that
when the axis makes a sharp turn
in its very irregular course, seismic
activity is materially increased. From
this it is reasoned that the movement
of the pole probably sets up stresses
in the crusts of the earth which re-
suit in violent upheavals along faults
and ridges"
"The recent upheaval in Italy cen
tered its force in the mountainous
province of Abruzzi. The shock last
ed 81 seconds, but in that brief time
the whole countryside was changed
into a burial ground of cities and a
region of famine and suffering. There
was a succession of lesser shocks fol-
lowing the quake which were felt
from the southernmost part of the
peninsula into certain parts of France
and Switzerland, causing serious av-
alanches to occur in the Swiss Alps
which isolated villages and destroyed
large forests. These disturbances, in
the opinion of some, indicated that
the quake was not of volcanic origin.
"Avezzano, town of 10000 inhab-
itants, lying less than 10 miles east
of Rome, is now a dust-laden heap of
crumbled stone, with here and there
a lettering wall. In all, there were
nearly a score of towns which were
wiped out completely, and more than
100 where severe tolls of both life
and property were reported"
The Lamar register., 1915-03-24
To Be Expected

AS all the democratic papers of this
section have remained mum or grown
sarcastic over the Shafroth-Keating
appointees, Crazy of the Daily Crouch
rushes to their defense this week. Far
be it from US to allude to who it is
that is supposed to rush in" etc.
However there is a powerful amount
of truth in some of those old saws.
The Lamar register., 1915-03-24
The "wobbling" of the North Pole a
Possible Cause of Earthquakes

That the webbing" of the north
pole may be responsible for the earth
quake that devastated Central Italy,
obliterating many Of its towns, kill
ing approximately 10000 of its inhab-
itants, and doing damage to property
The Lamar register., 1915-03-24

White SOx Chicago Denver Grizzl,
Base Ball Game
Florence, Colo, April LIST, 1915.
Date of sale March 31st, 1915.
Final return limit April 2, 1915.
Rate $3.50 for round trip.
G. J. GARVIN,
Agent.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. II TRIPLIcATE.
will be received 10y the chief clerk. Department
Of Commerce. Washington. ID. e. until = o'clors
pm., April 70, 1915. and then publicly "f--nrd.
for furnishing the Department OF Commerce
with three 1900 pound capacity gasoline trucks,
for delivery at Salt Lake tits. Utah free ,f all
charges for transportation and delivery, Blanks
for proposals may be- obtained upon application
TO the chief clerk. Department Of Commerce,
18th st and Pennsyivanis ave NV, Washing
ton. ID C. aplird
OFFTCE OF THE COMM 'SioNERs uF THE
District of Columbia. Washington. April u.
1915 sealed proposals will Ice received at thss
once, Room SO9 District Building. until twa
O'Clock pm, April as. 1918. for furnishing and
delivering cast iron lamp posts, for use in the
Electrical Department. this city; speciteations
Purchasing 0ficer. d. c., Room 80 District
Building OLIVER P. NEWMAN, LOUIS
BROWNLOw. CHARLES W. kUTZ. Commission.
ems, d. c. api2-3t
DEPOT QUARTERMASrERS OFFICE. {. =.
A. Washington ID. C., March 15 l9l5.-Sealed
proposals will be received here until II O'Clock
am. April l5 1915 for furnishing and delivering
wood forage. straw. mineral oil and gasoline at
Washington. d. c.. and posts in vicinity: also
for job printing, removing ashes aud refuse mat
ter. laundering. and shoeng animals. during the
fiscal year commencing July l. 1915. Informa
tion application. J. B. HOUSTON, Depot
opastermastss. nh1b
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FOR RENT-B. F. saul
Phone. DWELLINGS nc
420D Harm nv. lOrb30. no
1903 9th nw,1Or,b.42.5 so
l119 9th NV, 11r.b.D.O
1892 X NV. l0r. b. 1910
2002 18th NV Or, ,2b4O so
438 L NV, ,sto.7 .7r, b. 1905
go y nv. 10r. b. $3.50
1927 NJ ay nv Or. .b35. sol
922 sth nw,12r,b. $3.50
900 Park rd NV .6rb30 80
1918 1st NV, 7r. $3.50
I'LL 18th nv. .12r, /. 80. 50
GIG N nv. 1r. b. 80. 90 !
DWELLINGS
S27 r Cap. llr. o. ~. Is /
800 Sth ne. sr. b. .27.5O
1i3l Ames ne, Or, 25. 80
2l3 u lie. 6r. b. .-.2. ~
64f G ne. Or. b. %. so
s2 n ne 6r. b ~ III !
DWELLINGS SOUTHWE
SU5 n Z av Sc .sr, b.3O.6O .
HEATED AP
No. II. the Lafayette. 8
APARTMENTS
l39 X NV, 1lr.b. 40. 90
20l1 Iitn nv Or. .2b. -. 70
2Ol Mass av nw.7. .b26. %
b03 18th NV. 3D.. $500
1926 9th NV. Or, b. q. 20
6O3 K NV. Or. h. 10. so
BUSINESS
Stumph bldg, west II
part ...........1.@ 800
S0B 7th nv. entire
building ......lD.Wt |
1889 7th nw....l9.W
1918 7th NV. $50 |
6l4 La av NV. -. .7O.WI
01i 14th NV 81. b.. 1000
826 NY av. .sto. Tor. b6O. %
COS 18th NV. LIST h.6O.00 |
1lOO 20th NV, store
and nat 5000
S52 d nv. sto. LIST 40. 90
10 b nv. store. 81. .b45.W !
1Ol Mass av nW.7. b4S .
COLORED
1907 Cor nw,11r.b.35.0, ,
1898 9th nv, ,sto. 9. b32. -
1871 9th NV. .2&3 fis:.u.0U
23l Mass NV. 9r,b21.5n
1929 5fh nv. 7r. b. .27 80 |
1928 9th NV. 7r.b.2 80
90 Fla av NV Or. b. IS S.
&63 Mo av pw.i1r.b3. 50
Ds8 l. nv. sr, ". .9.OO
637 L NV, 7r. b. ..2.B
1910 5tb NV. Or, b. 22.0
418 LIST nv. 81, r,b,..0.10l D
1909 5th nv, Or, w.2l .0
1856 y NV. 10r. ". .O.Ol
739 4tn NV. 7r. w.@.0
215 K NV, 1r.w...1s.@ |
+Os l. NV. 7r, ". 1850
1888 9th nv. .<r. ben. i8.50l
1914 30th nv, 0r.b.t9.3Q
6n3 22d NV. O.. b. Is. 20
6S7 n NV. Or. ". .lB.31I
215 & NV, 7r, ". .lS.D |
1901 Mad'n NV. .sr,b1S.Ol
10 ID ne, Or, w.. .17.50l |
2SO, . NV. 6r. ". .l6.00l
1928 Walter se, 4.b15.S0l |
22&7 Cleveland av nv.
Or. v ...........1 .15.W'
We have Q number Of "A
GET OUR WEEI
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Ed HOUSES.
2015 18th. 10r, b. ..H.n
1868 r NV. Or, b.. ..46. 90
1923 Corc'n. Or, b. .B.W
1926 Ont pi. 6r. b.42.50
1919 Goth nv. Orb. H.73
1927 Ruchanan,S,bb so
1919 Wis av,9r,b.. ..40.0
1855 1lth. 1Ur. 2a..D.50
's32 29th. Or. b. 40. 90
13th&Park I'd, sto. 1000
26OO Mozart. Sr, b. 1000
Percy ST & Brook
Vile I'd, Tor. b. .@.50
h2l Rock Creek Church
rd. Sr. b. 40 so
3512 10th. 11r. h. ~. ~
1868 Spring I'd, g. 81. so
c439 18th. Or. b. .37.@
1912 Newt nw.ar.h h%T 50
1882 Wild, sr,2b. IS so
o1oS II NV. sr. b. .35.5 so
1890 Wi]Pd.Sr. 2b. 1880
1928 WilPd,Sr .2b. I. IS, 80
1927 n J av. Or. b. .35. so
1924 Otis, 7r, b. $3.50
1893 Ore av. Or. b. $3.50
935 r I FLOR. b. 81 n
92O l. NV. Sr, b.. .35 90
1913 Lamont. Or. $500
125 v NV. Sr. b. .35 90
1902 O. Tor. b. .....a2.@
626 A ne.9r.b. .2. 80
3117 11th.. Or, b. 1850
1885 9Th. Sr. b. $3.50
400 9th ne. 7r, b. 30. 50
POI Mass nw.7.b.sto8O 50
I'LL 18th, Tor, b. .3n.5O
400 9th ne. 7r. b. 1850
$40 R I av, 7r. b. .27.0
1905 Fla av nw,6. be7.0
29O9 Ga av, 6r. b.&.0
626 9th ne. sr. b. ..25.a0
1918 9Th NV, sr. b. % 90
2437 K nv, Sr, b. .22.5O
2437 K nv. sr. b.22.0
727 Fairmont. 6r,b. % SO
q L ne. 6r, b.....2.@
1899 10th nw.Sr. b. .22.@
Mt Rainier. Sr. .2.M
1886 K Sc. 6r. b. 1850
1921 Morse ne, Or. .b16.5o
900 sth ne. Or, b. 1850
1l33 y ] av Sc, ,6r. 1880
1897 K Sc. 6r.....n.0
7 FLATS. .
12l Thomas nv. w.4r.b16.D
119 Thomas NV, ,4,b16.M
2327 y nw.5r,b....l6.5
626 22d. I'd fi.4r.b.1 50
1885, r ne, 4r, b. 1850
1873 Tenn av ne. 4r. bl3.5O
} TENANTS.
125 ]. NV. 5r. ". 1850
lo3 L, 5r, w......1b.0
"22,27 9th nv. Or. 1880
329A Elm nw,3r.b.14.0
2147 n NV, Or. .12.D
1897 K Sc, 8r. ..12.50
1888 Govt ct. 4r. .lO.5n
Foundry alley. 4r.l0.50
1908 "a Sc. .5r. $50
634 G'don st ne. 4r $50
632 G'n ct ne. 4r,w $50
1877 n Sc. 6r- ..-... $50
1902 1st sc. 6r. 600
G17 Freeman's ct. $50
2 North row. n. $50
Rear 125 l. nv, Ar. $50
6l5 Freeman's ct. .7.0
R'r 43Th Wash 4r $50
T LIST AT OFFICE.
for rent. A complete
0tB.
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL QNC.),
1420-22 H st. NV.
NNEIIRNlSHED H0IISES

1420-22 +
UNFURN1SH
RI av. 1877. 5 baths
& stable, year. .$5.o SEQ
Mass av near 23d.
14r. 4 baths. a. 900
Wyoming av. 1sr, 2
baths, year 3. 100
Mass av. 2Or.5b.yr.3.00"
R I av. 14r. Oh. yr.2.500
y H av. lar. .3b. yr.2. 400
S st near 21st NV,
lar, 3b. year. 500
2162 Fla av. 11r. 2
baths. vear.....1.2O
1712 n, 10r. b. year. 500
100 l.. COR. 3b. .2O0
141O Mass az NV $50
2o38 Mass. 14r. 3b. .16
1876 18th NV. 12r.2b.123
1914 10Th. 12r. 3b. .12H
ff'" 10th nw.'2r. 2b. lo5
1900 T NV, 12r, 2b,
garage 125
40l & NV, lge sto.
LIST floor. 12r. 2b. .1l5
IS KIRK st. Chevy
Chase. 12r. 3b. los
174S P. 12r. 3b. loo
sE cor 22d & Pa av.
22r. 2b .......... 100
2128 r NV. 14r. 2t. 100
22so Q. 1or. 2b, ga.
171a Fasf 18th i;is;:i;, NV. .iSf: sbss IS 90 g
1922 Y nw.1sr.oh s5 ~
1908 N nw.14r,2h. so. on
1927 Phelps, 10r. .9b. rs. 90
3463 M'c'mh.1Or.3b75. 90
1882 22d. 12r. 3h. 1890
1923 X nv, 11r.M.7 .75.NO
1101 P NV. 15r. 2b. rs. 90
a1a3 Knnawha. 81. b. sh. 90
e06 e Cap. 10r. Oh go. 90
1923 Calvert. l2r, ,2b. 80 .OC
1904 NJ. 12r, 2b. IS. 10
1875 Tx rd. f0r. o. .Ss. %
1852 KENYON. 12r. .3b. $3.50
2049 PIX I'd, Tor. .2b. so. 20
1920 18th. Or, b. .M.s0
1897 Calf, Or. h. so so
1719 3sthnw. 10r, 2b5O. no
1929 Harv'd.f0r. 2h. SO. 90
1879 18th NV. Or. b. 80. 10
611Md av nn.1or.b.50 M
1852 Cor, Or. 2b. l.. .47.5O
TWo-FAMI1
1911 Kal I'd. 6r.b. ..2S.50
1911 kal rd. ar, h. .2s,M
1-01 Enclid. 6r. b. .25.5O
2I0s 11th nw.5r.b. 81, so
% II nv. 5r. h. 20. sc
1918 \ ] av. 5r, b.2t.sn
2S09 N. Or. b. 1850
FOR COLORE
1902 o NV. 1Or. b.a2, so
911 T. Tor. h. -. 80 so
80 \ NV. 6r. b. .25.5O
1897 18th. Or. b. ..25.50I
1897 14th. Fl, RIB. $3.50
1880 5th, Sr. b. -. 90
959 psf nw.6r b. .23 50
e15 25fh, Or, b. .22.Sa
1903 Z nw.7rk... 90 50
II Hanover pl. .6r. b. 22.O
1878 ". 6r. b. 90. o
737 ID. Sr, b -. 1850
2411 l NV. 6r. b. 1880
400 18th ne. 6r. b. .1s.SO
o325 Va av. 6r....l8.5O
% Defrees. 6r. b. 1850
748 Irving. Ar. b. .16.5O
ll22 21st nw. sr. 1850
GET OUR FULL RE-
All classes OF propert
list Of desirable apartmt
NRonnr WV ~
Evening star., 1915-04-14
phoue Main 1893,

NEAR wAsHINGTON CIRCLE: 10 ROOMS
and BATH In 6ne orderi $32. 30; 10 rooms and
S2O.50.
Near lth and as.. rooms and bath. $1,000.
Near 7th 4 r. l. NV, ! n. b.. $50. 80.
Near govt printing ONCE 10 rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. at.................$ .$3s. 90
Let me know what you want and ! will try
]. u. WoODWARD, 7zs 2otn It. NV.
Evening star., 1915-04-14
0UT-OF-T0wN REAL ESTATE.

SUMNER HOME BY THE SALT SEA FoR
sale or TO rent furnished. season 1913 water
front. private dock and best sn"aorasr on
acres. trees house. sixteen rooms, garage. ali
conveuiebces. hous. from \. y: trains
daily each way Address MASON. =, -. Box
216 Madison Squsrr. New York.
Evening star., 1915-04-14

HOUSES.
1913 Girard st. NV, Tor. and 2 baths. S55 90
el1 Eye st. NV, II rooms and 2 baths $35 10
944 Westminster st. NV. Or and bath. $50 50
1910 lnglestde terrace. Tor. and bath. o.. $27 50
los st: NV. . rooms and hath. $37 80
wv 81 st. Sc. rooms and bath $3.50
1442 36th st: NV. rooms. ............ $l4OO
Cottsge s. Nonrse tract y rooms. ....... xl2.OO
COIIORFD TENANTS
u l. st. NV, rooms and hath. 5000
1906 11th St NV. End A. 3 rooms. 800. S12D
MOVING PICTURE THEATER
2114 14th st. NV: $1,000
GARAGE
321 18th st. NV. 3:67 50. IT 10000
STORE.
811 1871 st. NV. 5 rooms. ............ 500 80
1442 seth st. NV. store and s rooms . S140O
WEAVER BROS
735 18th st,
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= CO., 034 n. 7. AVE
RTHWEST. Main 27l.
3I2 X nv. Or, b. !. .25.30
1901 9Th nv. orb. 1850
5O4 K'yon NV ,6r, b25 so
1909 5th nv. Or. b.2t. 80
80 Fla av nw,7r,b.& so
702 Quincy. 9r. b. Is. 50
1919 9th NV. 6r.b.22 50
500 I'd NV, Or, b. .0.O
6 @ nv. Or. v. 80
718 B I av, Or, ". 1850
ll47 9Th NV, Or, w.1b.O
2225 NY av nw.6r.blA.1
NORTHEAST.
40 d ne, Or. b. 1850
1898 ] ne. 6r, b. ...11.W
1Is 18th ne. CRIB. 1850
sos c ne, 6r, w...16.O
SO Myrtle ne. 7r,b.15.0
ST AND SOUTHEAST.
222 Water sw,6,b1s.5O
A ARTMESTS.
rooms and bath. .$T.5O
AND FLATS.
3l5 X NV. 5r, b. . 20. so
1854 Willard. 8r. b. %. 80
1918 7th NV. Or. b. 20. 90
401 p NV. 5r. b. ..19.1
Si6 Il ! av NV. w.5r.b1s.5O
642hs M"rt'n ne. 4,b13.JO
PROPERTY.
436 L nw,sto.Tr.b.. 40. 90
489 X NV, sto, Sr. 40. 60
1898 9th, sto. 6r. b. .32. "a
1908 LIST NV. w...... 30. 90
2030 Georgia av. .3.O)
304 Pa av. store. .22.5O
1889 7th NV. %. 50
1104 Goth NV. 80
l11s 10th NV 20. 90
Z202 Ga av. 20
200 N Y nv NV,
store and 7r. 90
1874 9th NV, store. l3. 90
12S Col road. .l2.Ou
e0Sa tsa av......ll.OO
TENANTS.
czl. Water. Or. Wis on
214s sth, Or, w...14.al
31S KY av sc. 4r.bl4.OO
2iOO n Y av, store,
u. " .....---..1i.W
412 Wash NV ,6r. W. IA. .OO
40 Wash nw,5r, w12.aD
226S 6th. Or, ". ..12.5O
32S w NV. 4r. VIZ 80
938 l. NV. 2G3fis .12.OO
2022 Ga Az NV w,7.wl1.50
I'D Wylie ne. e.5r, vii. %
836 L NV, ID. 90
011 9Th NV, 4r.w.lI.W
2035 Gales ne. .6r, wlV.a
2041 R'daie NJ. 4r,blO.O 90
"a Goat NV. 4r. w.10.Ol
ll0S Goat al, lr. W.0.S0
2u12 Ca av uw. 8r. $50
7i3O n 7 Az nw,A. wo. 50
S13 Barry nw,3r,w.9.OO
l707 Clicks al. 4r..9.lO
8 Goat alley. 4r,w..S.5O
22bS 9th NV, 4 rear
r00mR ...........8 800
l78O Marion ct, n. $40
GIT Fman's a1.A.w.s.Nl
And cheaper properties.
rages & stables for rent,
.LY BULLETIN.
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/. ave.
1927 9th, 1r, W, g.1s.5o
1918 N. 2r. ". 1880
rnI.ORED FLATS
2013 18th. 2f.5r,b. %. so
2O13 18th. 81, ,5r. b 20. so
50l ed 2n. s bis. -
05A 23d, 2fi.5r,b.1G.5O
COI.ORED.
1139 10th, Or. b. 30. 80
1141 18th. Or. b. 30. 90
1872 Wallach, Or, b. n. so
2216 II, 7r, b -. .25 90
a2o 24th. sr. b. .2S. so
2003 X. 7r.h. lat. .23. 20
101S 18th, 7r. b. 20. so
2Ol3 X. 7r, Vs.. .2O.5O
1905 9th. H.b. lat. ~ 70
7l3 Goth. 7r. w...1s.5O
1893 10th, Or. ". 1880
2l17 II. 7r. w.....l8.1
606 Acker. Or. h. . 1880
l'4s 23d, 4r, r,w.sta.17 80
1924 Fla av. Or. b. 1850
1902 23d. 5r. w...t8.5O
zoos X. 6r. ". 1850
2417 y, Or, w...-.l6.OO
180Sh u, hr. ". 1850
11Ss 23d. 5r. ". .1b. 80
i7O5 Seaton. 6r. ". 10. 30
ia Path, 6r. w....14.50
243s Eye. 5r. w...i4.50
6l2 Path. Or. w..-.14.50
1922 Va av, br. W..14.0
B37 26th. 6r. Via. 20
2429 B, Or, w.....12.5O
eSi o4th. Sr. ". II. -
2434 Ga av. 6r.w.11.bO
914 27tn, Or, w...11.50
2017 n 7 av. er,W.ll.6O
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2211 N ST. Nw.-DwELLIEG CONTAINS
10 large. bright rooms; tiled bath: cellar under
entire house: four rooms on arst door Pos.
session April IS. Apply OWNER. Al Dupont
apis. Phone N. 7o65.
FOR RENT-329A ELM ST. NV: FOR COL
ored tenant: rooms and bath: front and
rear porches; in nrst-class condition: rent,
$14.50.
MOORE & HILL. INC. 1902 n 1t. NV.
FOR RENT-IN CLEVELAND PARK. A BEAU
tiful home in this desirable suburb: side light:
8 rooms bath: hot-water heat; front porch
and all modern improvements: convenient to
car line and very reasonable at $4O.5O per
month. Fur further particulars apply
MOORE K HILL. INC. 1420-22 II at. NV.
CHEAP RENT. NORTHEAST. GROOM AND
bath house; in good condition; key In grocery
store. GA G st. ne; rent. $22.50.
B. r. SAUL CO.. 934 n. Y. ave. NV. n. I'll.
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IN ECXlH0ToN. ON CAR LINE: JUST BEEN
thoroughly renovated: large front and back
porches: rooms and modern bath; No. 218 R
q A.s.: Tsst, $3.50. B. y. SAUL CO.. 96l
=. \ - m H1ano No. ~
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HARRY WARDMAN,
1870 K at. NV. Phone NJ. 41D1.
TINpTTpN NIgurn H0YIarq


q 600 Mass av near 10th SAT so. 2Ol5 10Th Tor
$17a. ..155 p NV, ,22r. .4b Sisf Is. .1n15 X NV ar
$50. .l01s Vt av. 17r.3b $42.5O.1436 Newton, ,1Ob
SIPS .928 w,20r, - $3.50 1871 Joceyn, Or b
tlio1106 Vt av. 11r. 8h t,2. so. 1923 ontario Or
500. x near 18th 49,. $40 75.1419 Doth NV o. b
$aS. 1892 Col rd,1lr.3b 5000. ri O. liz, b
$75 1882 22d NV. 12r.3b sa5 rs. .210 C nw 1Or. ID
SIS 1852 Harvard. 1zr.2h $35 1850 Perry 8rb
f75. ...22S8 Cath, 10, % $25 5.60173O Wirrd Srb
SIS. .1159 r NV. lar. % e3s 5O.1749 18th NV Or y
S65. .S7se Kanawha. 10 81. 20 ZIG l2fh NV Or =
$50. 1923 CAi-srt 1fr2s $40. 80 1901 Marlboro s,b
y6O. 1905 Kenyon 12r,Zb $3050. 1883 Fuller 6r b
SEQ. 1892 Newton. o.. $50. so. .4O01 4th NV Srb
so. ..11b7 nv. Or. y $50 5O.2145 nv, Or b
SIS .1726 20th NV. 7r 81 s27 80 SOB Quincy 8r.b
SIS. .2946 Newark. Or. b. $27 so. 1898 SUNNI. ,6.b
$5O.So. 1888 Newton. $50 so. .178 ne, Or, b
11r. 2b SIS 50. 4O17 Marlboro 6b
80. tn 1883 H'v'd.1hr.2s $3.50. 135 Quincy ne.o
$50. 2626 Garneld, 0r.2b 1880. .813 9Th sW g.
1921 Pa av nv. .$?50.o 70, 637 nw....... rs 90
sSS sScs nv w 922 ,5ts 5t,h nv. 90
APARTMENTS
Wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton. 6r., b.. as 90
18th and Swami rooms and bath, porch. 81. 20
1885 s., nv. End floor. 5r.. b.: porch. s.. 90
koydon. 1919 NV. rooms and bath. -. so 90
LenoI. 1923 L at NV. rooms and bath. Al so
Wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton, 4r. & b. $500
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton, 3r & b. 81 30
Duquesne. 1889 Newton st. NV, Ar, b...-. $3.50
s23 lith st. NV, rooms and b&th. ..-..... q so
Isabella, 1888 Newton. rooms and bath H.. 26 Sc
Bryn Mawr, 1915 u st. NV. Ar. and bath. q. 80
Duquesne. 1883 Newton, 8 rooms and bath 80
go Il. L ave. ne, rooms and bath. ...... 81. so
noydon 1919 st. NV. lr and bath. -. So
Wardman Courts 14th & Clifton sts. 1r.. b. 22.5o
zz24 18th nv, End A.. rooms ana hath. 20. 80
1889 Newton, room and BATH. 1880
HARRY WARDMAN,
143O
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1852 ONTARIO PL. NV. -1oR.. b.. $50 80
40 New York ave. NV. r, b......... 80. so
CHAS. W. KING, JR.. 92O N. Y. ave. NV.
1896 18th ST. NV: BEAUTIFUL, MODERN,
siI-room. reception hall and filed bath: hot
water heat. electricity and gas: excellent con-
dition: inspect anv time. Box 40. Star ONCE.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-12o4 LAMONT ST.. 9
rooms and attic and large cellar: every way
healthy; $3.50 Sec It. Garage II desired
1915 D ST. NV. 10 ROOMS AND BATH. .S25 90
12O4 St NV, rooms ms.............. r. As
1928 R. l. ave. ne. Langdon. 7r. b.. 80 90
3l2 q St ne, rooms and bath. 1880
McLACHLES BANKING CORPORATION
10th and sts. NV. Main 432.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD $. WEsCOTT.

pOIb nGS.N I'D iAAS w "a
1907 P
1907 18th. b.ami4a. 90
8l07 y, 11r. b. -. 40. 50
1907 8. Tor. .b.hwh. 81. u
aO6 23d. Tor. .b,ami .35 IS
Pas r. Or. h. ami. 81 80
SOL 9th, dwl, Or, 90
2G2o y. 1Or.b.ani. 81. IS
2lOs Eye. Tor. b. lat. 80 so
1885 q. 7r. y. lat.as.5n
2l34 Eye. Orb. lat 70. 0I
2142 F. 7r.b, lat. .2t.0
1908 Path, ar. h. d 80
81S b ne, Sr, ,b,lat 1880
8024 camb're.9r b. 20 50
$40 18th Ne, ,6r, b, lat2O. 80
1921 30th. g.!atlS.t9
1924 c sw.7r.w.Iat. 1850
624 d sw. 6r. b. .1s so
24iO K, 5r, W 1900
652 e sc, 5r. w...15.5O
23IO Eye. u. w.. .13.5O
1889 S2d. Or. ". ...i3.n0
2610 r, 4r, w.. 10. so
APARTMENTS.
The Charlotte. 2120 p,
Apt 9. 5r.b. heat 81. 20
The carlisle. 1918 y.
$3.50 to $50. so.
His pa av. "a Ir, ,b25 n
i7Os Sd, I'd, .5r,h. 2I.0
1712 Sd. III. Or. 80
Apt 3. 4r,b.heat. II 50
2301 II. 4r. b. heat.
317.O to $20.6O.
1872 3D.. ID. b. 20. so
1912 y J av,id,5 5r. b0. 80
The Govan. Pip Pa ~.
Apt 2, 4r.b.heat.ls.5o
l76S Willard. Or. b. Is. 50
STORES.
1912 31st. 1r. w,g.D. %
For complete list
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FOR RENT
THE ROYDON,
1910 R ST. NV.
All outside rooms; elevator: phone
service. Apts. Of 1 room and bath
to 5 rooms and bath. $3.50 to $65.
HARRY WARDMAN,
1870 Z st. NV.
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1S4O Bird ST. NE. EXTINCTION: CORNER; Z
rooms and bsth: will be papersd and painted
1893 3rd st. me-, lexington: rooms and
b.; newly papered q painted throughout. $50 20
004 Ut. n.e.. lexington, 8 rooms and b.;
newly decorated throughout. .$27. 50
612 Newton st. NV: rooms and b.; hot.
water heat. excellent order
These are all unusually attractive little
houses and In very desirable summer locations.
Possession at ooce. Rent TO START MAY /.
THE p. a. SMITH COMPANY,
e16 18th STREET.
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420ACRE STOCK FARM. WiRRENTON, VA.
R-R.; 14-room colonial dsyeilns, tenant
house: barns: silo; machinery sueiS: an
ary; dairy: orchard: 115 acres grass AID gain.
70 acres ready for corn. under good IrIs,r.
Price. $40 per acre. including IL horse 80
cattle. 3 hogs. farm machu cry aud turittu.e
IN dwelling.
s fine garden land. Laurel. MD.
chard Of 500 trees: good 6-r">m dwelling g. ".
h.: large cellar. spring hdt"r. ) poultry
houses. brooder house. ouihuildiugs flowers
and shr1lbbcry. Price, $3.50.
ARTHIR VI. rONNoR.
223 224 oxford bldg. 80. lItb 81
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

11th AND r NV.
I large room, 1890; heat and elevator scr
fee; can be made Into 4 or 8 small rooms.
Anply RERRY 4 WHrTMORE C0
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DESK ROOM IN RIGGS BUILDING OFFICE;
exceptional opportunity for desirable once
room: use of typewriter. telephone. etc; low
rental s2S Riggs bldg.
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LARGE. ATTRACTIVE. NEARLY NEW SIX.
room, reception hail and bath home in good
summer; in strictly white sectioo $500 Rock
Creek Church road NV, between 9th and l1th
ST. car lines: latest modern hot water bath,
hardwood trim, cabinet manteI with open are
place laundry tubs and extra outside en- rance
TO large basement: gas and electric lights; gas
range: SIS. Owner. GEO. c. WALKER. Kenois
bldg, Iltb and O.
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soR RESTnB; F; SAUL CO, ss4 NJ; AVE o1g

OEHIOCk.L.5.-.
APARTMENTS AND BUSINESS PROPERTY.
MAILED on REQUEST. PHONE n. 6210
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-23

ABANDON
DIGNITY

The teachers of the Stadium
and Lincoln Park High schools
haunted the wilds, far from the
sight of their students. to hold
their get-together celebration
Tuesday, and there In the solitude
of Point Defiance park made
merry.
Members of the mathematics
departments contributed their
share of the entertainment by
submitting a number of human
models, whose angles were fig
ured to a degree of ungainliness
which only mathematician could
devise.
History, the staid old science of
chronicaling events since the be-
ginning of time, offered min
strel show.
The language teachers forgot
construction long enough to EMU
late various pieces of statues of
current reputation.
Teachers in the commercial
department came forth with a
comb band, the instruments be-
ing made by placing pieces of
paper over a common hair comb.
English teachers burlesqued a
tragedy written by Miss Alcott
and the manual training depart
ment gave a mock wedding with
Coach Hennig as the bride and
Mr.. Schartow as the groom. Hen
mig made wonderful, blushing
bride. 1t is said, despite his Inn
mense size.
The Stadium STARTER, edited by
Miss Murphy. furnished the teach
ers with the news.
Baked corn, sweet potatoes and
clans, mostly clans, appeased
the ravenous appetites caused by
the pleasant outing. Following a
marshmallow toast the guiders OF
Tacoma's youthful minds made
their way home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-23
TAHOMA EDITORS
ANNOUNCE PLANS

Tahoma enthusiasm reigned
today at the assembly at Lincoln
Park High school after several Of
the editors had told the students
Of the fine prospects for the first
edition. The business side of the
magazine did not offer such
glowing accounts.
Merritt Styles, editor-in-chief Of
the staff Of both high schools,
outlined the contents of the COM
ing issue.
Elsie Forsythe talked on the
literary contributions, while Glen
Carpenter and Ruth Hjertas told
what had been done in the per-
sonals and poetry departments.
Ralph Pinkerton, the business
manager, said he expected the
subscriptions to run about the
same as last year. To date only
half the roll rooms had been
heard from. and he could give 40