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The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

Philadelphia win be the scene u
boxing carnival that Is unrivalled
in sporting history. These bouts
VIII take place the same evening
At the Olympic Club. Z
Bantam Champion Williams vs..
Featherweight, Champion Kilbane.
Al the National Club.
Jimmy cIabby. SIN claimant of
the middieweight title. vs. Youns
Ahearn. champion Of Europe.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

Jack McCarron vs.. Soldier Bart.
field, contenders for the weiter'
weight crown.
Charley White vs.. Sam Rooideau.
leading lightweights.
George CLANCY. the worlds knock.
out king. VS.. Eddie Morgan. cham
pion OF England.
II all started this wise: McGuigan
and Edwards were rival bidders 70:
the williams-Klbane match. After
spirited bidding Edwards obtained
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
LEAGUE
READY TO START

The Detroit Amateur Baseball as
sociation's last weekly meeting In
the Y. NJ. G. A. was attended by .
large gathering of managers OF some
OF the best amateur teams in the
city. All were on hand for their
contract bIsnxs and everything is
now in readiness for the opening.
Some of the new teams represented
at the meetin- are the Edisons, Nv
ais. wsltons. Everftts. Tokios. Out
law Jrs., Pathnnders nj the Engie
hards.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
OHIO HAS NEW
BASEBALL LEAGUE

LIMA. Ohio. March IA W.
lawson. OF New York. former owner
Of the Reading. Pa. club. today com.
pleted arrangements for launching
n new six-clul Ohio baseball league.
to include Akron. Canton, Newark.
GAINESVILLE. Springfield and Lima,
Organization win be completed In
ito weeks.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
RAYLS TRIMMED
BY Y. M. III. A. TEAM

The Detroit Young Mems Hebrew
association basketball team did the
unexpected Thursday night. and
trimmed the Rayis. 30 70 -. The
7. II H. A. won In the last few min
utes Of play, IN the closing period.
The Rayis apparently considered
their opponents too lightly. at first.
and seemed inclined to make q joke
Of the game In the first period. Their
foolery was ill-timed. as they were
unable TO overcome the lead OBJ.
tained by the 7. NJ. II. A. In the
earlier stages Of the game.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
CLEVELAND SEEKS
OLYMPIC GAMES

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March IA
City oficials and athletic club man.
ayers who conferred today hope TO
secure appropriations OF $780,
frcra congress and $4,000 from the
legislature for construction Of a
stadium IN which to hold the 1915
Olympic games, n Cleveland sue
cecds IN landins the event
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

Pitching summAry-No hIts Anu
4 hits and II times az bat on Cum
ming ham In . innings; hits and IL
times al bat on cAvet In innings
hits and IL times at bat on Otd-
ham in I tnninga Two-base hits--
Fuller. veaeh. Kzvanaugh. lsaaes
-yeach. struck out-By Cavet ! tPs-
tersl. by Oldham tPetersl, BY Boeh-
Ter 1 lIsaacs). By Cunningham
(Boiand. Oldham)- Bases on balls
on Cayet i troungl, on Boehier i
fJacebson). on Cunningham tJa-
ana Burns: Mckee and Moriarty.
FIrst base on errors--First Team !.
second Team 1. Left on oases--Firss
Team 4. second Team 3 Wild pitch
Oldham Time-is0a. Umpire-Lyneh.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
MEMO DENIES HE
HAS JOINED FEDS

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March II.
-outheider Nebo Leibold. of the
Cleveland American league team.
this morning denied that he would
Jump 70 the Federal league. as was
reported Thursday. Leibold's home
II in Detroit
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

10 sns what consolation he might
and took the poor. distressed lady
In his arms As she nestled against
his shoulder a new access Of sobs
eonvulsed her.
"Ah. George" she murmured. IN
choking voice. now rye only got
you left"
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
Jacobson Keeping Eye for Tnx---
Can't Realize His Good Luck
Prom y gfo0 Correepondrnf

GuLFPoRT Miss l2Baby Doll Jacobson has stationed
vigiant
VINO absolutely sure o. Job 10 the big league but he cant realize
tne a He insists In
% years the n Soahen saguer was given chance 70 break
INTO the Giants and both times cent back ITS nr chance
s ~ ys Tsn he turned back because Composition was 700
and the LONG lay of during tho spring trip again cost him ms
he IN an IT can't be Of mind and the INK seuth Is daily
cautioned 70 a
But Jacobson affecting batting
or ais bit His sIsmmins the Pill bringing great Joy
TO Hushcy Jennings INV.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

the card by guaranteeing each
champion $500 ridiculous
amount
Michigan then retaliates by ~.
ranging for an opposition show TO
be held the same evening composed
Of the last four mentioned matches
Now everybody IL Worrying. In
GLIDING the Fan: he. poor fellow.
can't decide which show TO attend
Oh. there win be q few cases OF In
somnia-even In Philadelphia!
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

Wuht 10 you
think has hap
pened :" she cried.
Il left the cage
open and our ca
nary has flown
awa-."
He undertook
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

The Detroit University school nv.
Abandone1 It's basketball acfivitls.
for the season Lack OF material
caused fiainiy By illness and inellgi.
bolty. Tnrde " lmpofsltl4 20 set TO-
ehLwing
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

our Contests On Tap
For the Coming
Week
CAMP rs FULL
OF OPTIMISM
nuna Players Already
p cling Flag For
Detroit
~ HlRoLD y. WILCOX.

te
n RlRoLD Y. WILCOX.
oUfy1ORT. Miss. March H.
- 80 tsst bsgtns tomorrow. No
- Aev ven . veteran or recruit
- Issk y practice. II - In real
nss nat HIS worth b made
~. ~ e - IN such contests
~ - rasmbsrs Of the 1915 spring
- sssanpnsnt must hereafter
onDw thsir stuR.
vUr games are on the coming
80 - schedule. Tomorrow and
10y win and one team At New
$500. snd another squad st Baton
$50, "a Convent. In. There win
", 60 nsxt week. probably ON
10y. bstween the Bengais and
~ 0s1onns, ana the next week
- IN - team at Mobile for
o nnmso. and probably . second
S nr raoyinr ont IN hitherto undis-
(. 1900 1ungles. Leave that TO
r<oow Ambrose. n doc Cook
5chnlngs' faculty OF discovering
(no1Nay places to play ball
40. M discovery Of the north.
~ vould never have been doubted
- Clney Reds win be al Guifport
1lnrch -. and the end OF that
~ WIN starr the exhibition tour
n 1ro1lruard. Between times there
= ~ afternoon games between
$500 packod from the Tiger squads
~ ooch u these processes VIII
~ IN the earmarks OF pennant
1111nG Commencing tomorrow
"a Reckless and vets win be under
/. 1o, ond upon their showing then.
: rn1nw than upon any favorable Inn
16u1oo created during the frst "
u1u g e6mp. win rest their fu-
Co. ufnection with Frank Navin's
1>orU - no question but that the
lc11o afs tuning up for . pennant-
~ p1nyor1 can't zee any other sort
q 1nlSh for he season There never
- u more optimistic crew Of pas
~ ~ : spring camp. Every man
-. q then = n hilarious spirits.
1oot poanlh1y the rockies who are
49, for jobs with the odds
. 1hcf thom. end even they are
oct1ng somsthfng Of the prevalent
1r(v. Newer has yennings been
~ 6 . dave driver than this
liG ~ - b doing - much eau
r41ng - urging.
0oeofo no use talking said
~ nsynoids during . round Ia
- oonlh1 a the hotel lobby. last
~ ~Wsfvs eot . chance. can't
~ ~ team n the league that has
ln1ng q ~ IN any department
D yeor.-
- wns putting II strong. but
r1o ~ . choras Of ayes that
n1no some splendid battling
rouDA tAe circuit NEXT summer
G51y every player here believes
1 ~ = cc6b haA not been absent %
~ ~ peasant would have been
- Nowin;s last year, and they
y 1nrgo = the @0eorgia Psacf's- ~
1oonoos IA hs will b IN thers
49, ~ dining the coming season
I nnG1ng he's not again LED
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

The solvay Reps" basketball team
was defeateS Thursdsy night for the
nrst time this season, by the Buffalo
Jrs The score was - TO %.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

Benny Kaun. Federal league star.
has denied q report that he II dick
srtns With John McGraw. Of the New
York Giants. kauh said he had a
three-year- contract with the Feds.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

He came home and found hi
young wife dissolved in tears.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

Joseph Mayer. Of PhiIsdelphis. and
y. r. Poggenburg. OF New York city.
wsii play for the national amatsur
BILLIARD championship In the closing
match OF the tourney At PhiisdeI-
phia. Friday night Mayer and Pog-
gcnburR were the only contestants
left after they had won their matches
Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

The hrst eastern invasion Of the
duai track season Of the University
Of Michigan team begins Friday when
Coach FARRELL leaves Ann Arbor with
IL wolverine athletes for Syracuse.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29
OIL WELL
 PROGRESSES
Good Progress Being Made on the White Cliffs We'll by the Drillers.
 Working Two Shifts.

Manager Flanders stated that the oil well drilling at White Cluffs was pro- gre ssinE most satisfactorily. A slight accident Monday caused a short delay
 but repairs were to be completed yes ter..ay on a broken walking beam. Day 5nd light shifts are being worked. iae G....!ne, said MT. Flanders, has been contracted to Smith Brothers, the best in the business. who have the best equipment and know their business thoroughly. He stated that the News was in error last week in saying that he. himself stayed on the ground. He stated that his business kept him look ing after other ends of the business, and that his presence at the well was not required, as that end of the busi- ness was in the hands of men of un- questioned ability and reliability. lie has the utmost faith in the venture and believes that Arkansas will soon become a great oil producing state.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29
EXPECT 14-CENT COTTON Germany's Big Order to Put Price Up,
 H0ke smith Declares.

Washington, Sept. 25.-NothiaE sEoft Of 1t-eent cotton is expected by Sell at ,r Hoke Smith following cabl l,. erans received bY A.m from Belha that German firms, which recently of fored to buy 100000 bales of Ameri- can cotton, had deposited securities with the American consulate in Der lin to cover the purchase price and guaranteeing that the cotton will not be put to military CT naval purposes. As it costs cents to deliver cotton ill Berlin this makes the price offered equivalent to II cents in the United States The viaa entertained by Sen
 ator Smith is the German cotton buy CTS anticipate this government will win in her protest against absolute embargo against cotton as c5ntraband.
 Great Britain is nuF buying heavily in this country There have been evil dences that Germany was buying here, and many maintain that lcr a1tiri- cs have gradually increased and steadily maintained the high price of cotton.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29
GASOLINE ICNIT-
 ION; 50 KILLED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE D

On the east side of the street Swift's plant was wrecked. and burned A tWC-story rooming house, over a cafe at the corner of Main and Caddo was razed as was Bigg's res taurant Twyford was killed there. 4 woman was dragged from the ruins dead Several negroes were taken out there also.
 Ladd X Davidson's wholesale house, opposite the depot, was almost cCm- pletely wrecked. Raymond Mccoy, a Dockkeper, was severely injured therc
 Almost every family in Ardmore had as many as one member away from home when the explosion oc- cured, and it was cnly a short time until the burning district was filled with men and women frantically searching for missing or2s.
 Chef of >Police Hutchins quickly sWore in one hundred deputies to handle the situation and prevent per sc&s from endangering their lives 5y entering wrecked structures.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days.

Your druggist will refund money if s'AZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case off hing, Blind, Bicediue or Protruding Pilesin6to days.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29
RECEPTION FOR MEN
Men of Methodist Sunday School Will
 Hold Reception Friday Night.

The mems class in the Methodist Sunday school have announced and have sent out numerous invitations to a reception to be given in the base ment cf the church Friday night. The reception will be informal with a few ten minute talks followed by a smok-. :. er The announcement of the program committe follows:
 Committee Arrange Program. We are to have reception for the men in the basement of the Methodist church next Friday evening from to ! 10 o'clock. We are expecting 90 or more men to be present. This meet ing is in the interest of men and their relation to the public. We want to have good social time and also be helpful to us all. We want all who come to feel free and easy, and be at home because it is our meeting.
 Light refreshments will be served and those who smoke will be given a | ClldHce to clJOy Soou oiSdl' hC following program will be rendered.:
 Prof D. P. Holmes, master of cere- monies.
 Welcome address, Rev F. P. Doak, pastor of the church. l Response by A. D. DuLaney.
 The moral value of the Sunday school to a community, Seth. c. Rey- holds.
 The value of men in making the Sunday school a mcral force Judge J. s. Steel.
 The personal responsibility of our men, Rev. J. A. Bigge.
 Voluntary talks will be called for from others. None of the talks are to exceed ten minutes. Committe.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29
IMPROVEMENTS
 AT WILTON
Commercial Hotel Being Fitted With Water Works and Baths
 Other Local News.

Wilton, Sept. -(Special) 1.-The plumbers are at work putting in a system of water works and baths at the Commercial Hotel.
 MT. Rudolph is having the Stoddard home remodeled and will move in soon.
 Mrs Helen Porter, who has been quite ill for some time, went to Texar- kama Saturday and Is now in Dale's sanitarium Mrs Porter is primary teacher in the school here, but her place is being filled by her sister, Mrs. Ben Willard of Horatio.
 I. w. Holmes went to Texarkana Saturday.
 Mrs. Lagrone is in Ashdown this week.
 Miss Levern Syhord has been quite sick for several days.
 Misses Dixie Pipkin and Ullie Sykes spent Saturday in TeXarkana. Mrs. E. Holmes returned to her iioIiiC III oSuSh hui ouoy oItCi q Nioie with her sons, J. N. and I. w. Holmes Boyce High of Richmond has been wis ting Mrs. w. M. Sykes since Fri day.
 | Tom Parker and family, who niCWed to Hatton Gap, in the spring, have returned to Wilton. w M. Sykes of Richmond spent Sunday with he wife and family.
 Mrs D. L. Pipkin has been quite i'll for the past week.
 Mrs. Nancy McCord is visiting Mrs. Rebecca Mills this week.
 Rev. ]. R. Rushing came down from Horatio Fr day and preached Sunday and Sunday night.
 Little boris Holmes of Ogden re- turned heme Thursday, after a two weeks visit with her aunt Mrs. L ". Holmes.
 Mrs. Rebecca Mills and daughter, Miss Ada, spent Sunday with friends in Foreman.
 Wilton has a newspaper. the Clarion, three weeks oTf, and doing l good for tn age
The Little River news., 1915-09-29
VALUATION INCREASED
Arkansas Property Has Increased 5eh
 Per Cent in Forty Years.

little Rock, Sept. 2S.-(SpecialJ- Tn forty years the assessed valuation of Arkansas property has increased abort 400 per cent, according to sta- tistics compiled by the Arkansas Tax Commiesion. In 1874 the propert! or the state was assessed at S91,746,026, and in 1914 this had ben increased 70 $451, ,158.576S
The Little River news., 1915-09-29

Wilton has newspaper, the Clarion, three weeks oTT, and doing good for tn age.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29
City Is In Darl. ness.

Because of the destru ction Of mary poles carrying electric light wires, the city was in darknes tonight.
 A two story building, occupied by negroes as a pool hall and rooming Aorse, was wrecked. report was in circulation today that twenty negroes had been buried there
 Every room in Ardmores hospitals as filled today. Surgeons frcm Ma rie-ta and Muskogee, Okia., were hur- lfed here to take care of the wounded. IL is estimated two hundred persons suffered minor injuries such as cuts from flying glass
 Oil men who have had experience with gasoline explosions in Pennsyl- vania and other states, declare other explosions similar to that of today have occurred, but the demolished tanks always were further removed from the center of population.
 It was believed greater loss of life and large property damage was oc- casioned by today's explosion than any other Of a similar kind since the discovery of petroleum.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29

Mrs, Rebecca Mills and daughter, Miss Ada, spent Sunday with friends in Foreman
The Little River news., 1915-09-29

Little boris Holmes of Ogden re- turned heme Thursday, after two weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs I. W. Holmes.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29

ea& SALE One good Jersey milk
 COW. also nice lot of hogs, ranging from : } pounds to 150 pounds, cheap. See R.F. Clowdis. Ashdown.2
The Little River news., 1915-09-29
ANA0UNfE TEETs. For Prosecuting ttt0rney.

We are authorized to announce !. D. DuLaney. of Ashdown, as a can didate for Prosecuting Attorney from this the Ninth Judicial Circuit, subjecs to the action of the Democratic Prim- arN. 1918.
The Little River news., 1915-09-29

A. 3. Barkman of Wilton was in the city Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-11

NEW BIRwRoOF BUILDING,
COR. 18th AND WILLARD,
BETWEEN T AND U SITS.
Apartments Of l, 2, 8. 4. rooms and bath.
AL outside rooms. Rents. $3.50 to $50. Eeya.
tor and switchboard service. Open for tnspec.
ton.
HARRY wARDMAN,
n. 4lel. 1880 K It. nv.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A BOARDING HOUSE. is rms, drstclass prop
osition: will trade for real estate.
Movie theater, 500 capacity: picture park con-
nected with same: price, 81, 800.
Luncheon, near Union station; money
maker: price right.
Small grocery living rooms: good stand for
fruit rent $50. so: price. $3.50
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a>sO = AAAos
4 1904 18th ne, Or. III. 90
1864 Morse ne, 4, b14.50
1923 It'll NV. 2n. Ar. b14.0
640La Morton ne, ,b13.50
PROPERTY.
I 452 d NV, sto, LIST $50. 90
1926 eth, sto only. Al. 90
S1S r / av, store. As. 90
10 Ii NV. store ,5r. b45. 90
925 F NV, Pr, Ia. AZ so
1876 L NV. stO, ar, b. 40. 90
439 X NV, sto.3r. 1000
901 S NV, store. .35. 90
1904 LIST NV. 30. 90
931 9Th NV. .3.O
2O30 Georgia av. .25.0o
304 Pa av, store. .2.50
11O4 10th NV. 20. 90
1898 9th, sto 4 2r. 1000
] 22O2 Ga av.......0.0O
TENANTS.
1873 4th NV, r.w.1S.J0
1909 9Th NV, Or, W. 1850
2117 W'd pl NV. 4,b17.0
10 I'd ne. 6r,w. .17.50
2129 9Th nw,4r.b. .17.0
1903 9Th NV, 81. 4. b16.sJ
1914 30th NV. Or, b16.1
2SO9 o NV. 5r. 1000
403 V NV, Or. W. 1850
2283 Cley nv. 6r,w.15.O
1884 5th NV, Or, w.1a.1
2153 Sth NV, Or. .l5.50
200 Sth nw,4.b.2 nl5.D
2215 Ga av, 5r.w.15.5O
637 n NV, 6r,w. 1850
924 W NV, 6r,w. .1n.00
1922 Clev ar, 6r,wl5.0O
201Sh Ga av, 5r. w15.00
219 Water, 6r,w. 1900
214S 9Th, 5r,w....1<.5O
lbs Duncan ne, 4, blz.O0
1874 Duncan ne, 4, bl6.S0
2l26 9th NV, 6r,w.1&o0
2114 n Z Nv. 4r,wl2.m
433 Wash ct, 4r,w 100
And cheaper properties
RACES q stables for rent.
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.

M, ,r. SHl.
fnone MAIN l272.
Prospective tenants "
tage to inspect our pro-
our houses are general
rule being to have them
DWELLINGS
1907 Kflb'ne. Tor ,2b57.O
1874 Lanier, Tor. b. SO 90
I'LL N a av. 81. b. 1850
1905 9Th NV, Or, 2b. AZ. so
1909 9th NV, Tor. b. AZ. so
g21 s NV, Or, b. 40 so
1907 10th NV, Or. b. Al 90
1872 r NV, Tor, b. 40 80
439 K NV. 11r, b. 1000
$40 N J avnw,9 bSS. 90
1927 NJ avnw, Or, BIS. so
922 Sth nw.12r. b. .35.0
IS q NV, Or, b.. $3.50
800 N NV, Tor, b. 35. 80
sos VI NV, Tor, b. 1880
124 Seaton nv, Or, b30. 90
1912 9Th NV, Tor, b.3 so
DWELLINGS SOUTHEl
1859 d sw, Or, b. 1900
40 Heck'n Sc, Or. b. 1850
DWELLINGS
637 e Gap, 11r, b. 40. 50
2l9 r ne. Or, b....22.0
1923 W ne, Or, b. 81 so
HEATED Al
1898 Park road, 2r. and
No. 10 Home apt. 4 70
1880 r. /. ave-, Apt. "a
l4OS 14th st. NV, 7r. q
No. 3 Lafayette apt, 8
4OS D st. NV, Or. and
416 18th st. ne, 5 room
l136 7th st. NV. 4 roo
APARTMENTS
43o & NV, 1lr, b. 1000
sos 18th nw,2f. .25.O0
1877 1th NV, Arb, 2f26. 90
1920 Fla avnw,5r, 900
1854 Wild NV, 5r, b17.6
BUSINESS
Stumpf bldg. west
part ...........l,SW
1921 Pa av NV. .2N.OO
300 7th NV, entire
building 1900. .12.W
1879 18th nw.....l25.O0
80 Pa av NV. en-
tire bldg ......100-O0
1918 It'll NV. $500
Ga La av nw....1O.W
2O11 14th NV, Sr,b. 1000
sos 18th NV, LIST d 5000
1926 7th NV, sto, Z, BIO. 90
100 10th NV, store
CoLoREp
e27 S NV, Orb. $3.50
800 T NV, Sr. b. 5000
636 T NV, 11r. b. $3.50
o0S s NV, Sr, b. ..32.0
1908 18th NV Or. b. $3.50
1927 S NV, Sr. b. 81 so
l4l5 9th NV. Or, .27.0
313 u NV. Or, b. rs. so
BIS No av NV. 10. b25.S
SO Fla av NV, Or. b. %. so
463 Mo avnw. 11r, b25. 30
2O2S Ga av stO, Z. w23.0
1872 V NV, 6r. b. $3.50
POS o NV, Or, b. ESQ
637 L NV, 7r,b. ..2.@
1919 18th NV .5r, b. 81. so
1898 Duncan ne. g, b21. 90
2226 G NV, Or. b. 20. 30
936 L NV, Sr, ". 1000
70 L NV, Or, b. 1900 |
855 25th NV, 6r. b. ~. 90
1888 walter %, 6,b. 1e. 80
1924 9Th NV, -, 5. b1e.60l
l725 Seatou NV, 3. b10.60 |
4S Defrees, Or, b. 49, |
$40 L NV, Sr, w. Is. so |
We have . number Of ga
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LIST AT OFFICE.

TO COLORED TENANT.
Groom brick house on 4th st. near Fla. ave.
Has all modern conveniences Rent only S23. 50
per month. Now being thoroughly redecorated.
See this house before It Is rented.
CHARLES S. MUIR CO., INC,
Main 1895 1903 New York ave. NV. Main 1885.
ESTATES CAREFULLY MANAGED
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UNFURNISHED.
FOR RENT-BY GEORGE Y. LINKLNS,
TIA Pennsylvania ave. NV.
vH-uTTU,r TrS>- A NrrS


TIA Pennsylvania ave. NV.
WHITE TENANTS.
1923 Vt av 1877. b 2523 University d.
furnished -. $1,000 Hos 0 NV, Tor, b. 70
7o-22 Grant pl, 22r, 3171 18th nv. lor. 20
baths. 10000 Tor, b, hwh. 1000
NE cor Sd and G, 11r, 2114 H nv. Tor. SO
2b, with store. 5000 1881 W NV, 7r. b.2s-So
1852 18th NV, 11r. 2b, b14 K yon NV d, bis 81
hwh ......... 100 S22 C nv se, Or, b. 50
1927 18th, 11r,. .60.O0 9o2 I'D NV, 7r.w. 2o.so
1920 18th nv. 81, /. 80. 90 1901 LIST NV. .ls1
800 Carroll av. Takoma 1920 Pot Az se,e,w14.0O
PARK. 12r. b.: :5o;o0
THE OCTAVIA."
No. 49, rooms and bath, housekeeping. .36S 90
No. 164 rooms and bath, housekeeping $500
APARTMENTS.
0O06 NV Sr, b.. 1000 IS Q NV, 5r, b.. 1850
si5 21st NV % g. b2S 50 2l38 NV Or, b so
ia me- Alb ID %. 90 1921 Otis pl NV .b2o.5O
-1'' 6oIORED TENANTS.
1924 NV Or b. 81 80, 1874 1sth NV Or w16JO
500 I'd ne ST. b. % Sc 4S Defrees NV Or b1650
1915 18th IT. b. .23 50 1905 26th NV, II, b. 1850
$50 Path 6r b.. q so 1914 Banks nv, g. w16.50
1924 Seaton nv g. BIO 30 1713 Seaton. Or, W 1880
1li5 23d NV A. b. 49, so 1918 NY av nw,5 ,w16.50
1884 NV 6r b. 10. 90 500 23d NV, 81. .1i.5o
b16 Goth NV, 7r,w.1S.5O 713 23d nw,7 w. 80
HOS 26th NV ST. v. IS so 1886 18th Sc. 4r.w. Il 81
1894 X NV, Or, b. 1880 7O3 18th ne. Or. b.l2oo
STORES AND OFFICE ROOMS.
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2b, with store. 5000 9th and G, Office
739 9th, store. $500 rooms $l25o up
2OlO NV sto, II, b65 90 707 G NV, ONCE
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NORTHWEST
81 T NV. Sr, b. 80. 80
1915 LIST nw.1r, b. BON
1O6 Ind av NV. 9r, b29. 90
SIS p NV, Sr, b.. rs. so
306 NJ NV. Or, b. %. so
oil p NV. Tor. b. $3.50
1412 Col Ut NV, 8, b. q. 50
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so Fla Az nw.7r.b.25. 50
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516 NJ NV, 7r.b. .&.W
ASS Q NV, 81, b.. 10. 30
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1924 Sth NV. Or. b.19H0
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Asst AND SOUTHWEST.
l1222 Water sw, Or. bl8.50
NORTHEAST.
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1915 Fla Nv. 6r,b..16.e0
11S 18th ne, Or, b. 1850
GARMENTS.
Or. and b.$is.oo 4 90
'oms and bath. .$36. 90
!, 3r. and b. $3.50
nd b., 2 and 3 ns. $3.50
rooms and bath. $3.50
b., 2 d. $3.50
ID and bath. .......$0.W
ms and bath. .....$20 90
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