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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED (Contfnued).
lh RENI-
STONE & FAIRFAX.

FOR RENT
STONE &
1892 New Y
Adjoining corn
$500. ..... .S23 18th nv
5000. :. 100 L nv, 20r
$500. .s25 18th NV
$50. .141O Mass NV, 12r
$l25. 1880 10Th NV. 12r
$125. ...1329 NJ NV, lar
500. .1136 18th NV. 12r
800. .476 Pa av nw,21 r
$1OO. 1901 Kenyon. 12r
500. .2162 Fla av Nv. .12r
sos. 1852 Col rd. 11r
$50 =. 1877 Col rd, 12r
$S3.33. ..17+4 P NV. lar
$50. .3. .1733 P NV. 12r
s75. .3154 Highland av
SIS. ..2O1a 10th NV. 12r
SIS. ......171j Q NV. 10r
SO. 0......1726 p NV. 12r
S66. .1345 l. NV. 1sr, 2h
$65. 1862 Harvard. 1Or
$6J. .2O29 Hillyer pl, 12r
$50. .31O1 14th NV, 11r
$50. 1885 Calvert. 1lr
$50. O.....1759 P NV, lar
$50. 1924 Garfield ct
$50. .G07 NJ NV. 12r
$50. .135S Col rd, 10r
$6O....11O1 9th NV, Tor
$50. 1880 Newton. Tor
S55. .1726 Goth NV, sr
$55. 1902 U NV, Tor
$55. 1895 Park I'd, 10r
$55. n nv, Tor
SIS. 1888 I NV. 1Or
SIS. 406 Irving. lor
$52.50. ..14O2 31st nw.9r
So. so. 1905 lint NV, nr
$3.50. 3021 Macomb. Sr
$50. O15 10th NV, Tor
$50. 1898 Il NV. lar
$50. ..1794 Lauier place
$50. ....1227 Girard. 10r
$50. .2309 18th NV, LIT
$50. ..3121 18th NV. 1Or
$50. ....1631 r NV. 12r
$50. -. .1343 Q NV, 12r
$50. .23O7 18th NV. l2r
$47. so. 1852 Corc'n. 10r
$47.O. 1902 Col rd, 10r
S45. so. .102S Sth NV, Tor
$3.50. .1132 10th nw.llr
$45. 80. .405 G nv, 12r
S45. .2s Grant pl. 1Or
S45. 30. -. .4O7 q NV. lot
S45. 1907 18th NV. Sr
S45. 1896 18th NV. Or
S42.5O. 1925 Ont pl, 6r
$42. 30. .1736 q NV. 10r
S42.O.1O0s RI nv nw.1lr
So. 20. .1749 Church. 10r
S4O.75.. .222 Sd Sc. 12r
$40. 80. .422 Ri NV. l0r
S4O.50. .14l9 Goth NV, Or
5000. .1S23 Ontario. ar
$40. 80. 1871 Irving. Tor
$4,000 .2421 18th nv, Tor
$40. so. 1881 Ont pl, Or
$40. ..I4O2 Girsrd, Or
$4O.50. 1915 Q nv. 11r
$40. .293O 14th NV, Sr
$40. .625 Mass av ne, 1or
$3.50. .so2 r I av NV. .sr.
$3S. .5O.2434 Pa av NV. .1Or
s3S. 1928 Corcoran. 1Or
S37. 30. 400 Sd NV, 10r
$3.50. .431 Mass av, Sr
$37. so. .2s19 18th NV. Or
S37. 80. 1892 Newton. Or
$3.50. .2439 18th NV. Or
$3.50. .2e14 18th nv. nrI
$3.50. so. . ass NJ NV. 1Or
S35. so. 1850 Willard, Or
S:s5. 80. 1749 18th NV, Or
$35 so. 400 C ne. 9r
s3s so. .935 Il I av NV. Or
$35. so. 1882 Quincy, 6r
S35 so. .465 II NV. 10r
s35. so. $40 n J avI
S35 75S Quebec. 6rI
s25. -. So n ] av, srI
S33. so. .364a y Hamp av
$3.50. 1916 10th NV, 6r.
So. so. 1914 18th, Or.
$50. 80. 1853 r ! av ne, 6r.
So. 50.3417 Mt Pleas, or
So. so. .134 A ne. ri
$50 so. 1870 o NV. Tor
$50. .14lS Q nv. 11r
$50. O.5o.1S Quincy pl ne, 6rI
5000. .30l7 11tb NV. 81
$50. so. :. 81 n Y av, 7r
$40. so. 1911 VT av, Sr
5000. .612 10th ne, Tor
$50. 80. :. .16 9Th ne, Or
$50. so. -. 1889 sth, Or
$40. so. .113S Ore av, 6f
$40. 30. .211S G NV. 1Or
$50. so. Isl G ne, 7rI
S3O.5O..7 .729 Shepherd, 1rI
$50. Pill 11th Sc. Sr
SOS. .0.14o Seaton NV, ,6rI
$3.50. 1907 n Cap, Sr!
$27 so. .619 22d NV, Sri
$3.50. .2007 H NV. Or
S27. so. ..1615 n ] av, 7rI
S26. so. .130 Adams. 6rI
S26.5O. .306 " NV. 6r
$25. so. . 1915 VT av, 6rI
See our list Of apartr
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III av. 16r, ! baths |
4 stable. year. 50, 800 !
Mass av near I'D,
1fr. I baths. -. a, 600
Wyoming av. 1Sr, 2
baths, year -. 3. 600
Mass av. 2Ur.5b,yr.3 900
X ] av, 14r. 3b. yr.2.5OO
y II av. lar. 3h. yr.2. 100
= st near 21st NV.
1tr. Sb. year. IL 500
"l62 Fla av. 11r. .
baths, year. 200
1900 l.. cor, So. .2Oo
1+I0 Mass av NV. $50
2:2s..6 Mass, 14r. 3b. .125
1895 18th NV. 12r.2b. l25
1914 18th. 12r. 3b. rs
lsSie 10Th nw.l3r.3b LIS /
4Oi q NV, lge sto. (
LIST floor. 12r. 2b. lis
1IIs 7. l.r. 3b. 100.
y near 11th. 12r. .3b. 100
Sc cor I'D & Pa av.
or. 2b .-........100
1853 wyo sv. l1r.3b . 100
c126 r NV. 14r. 2b. 100
:s0 2, Tor. ab, ga
rage * M
ISIS Lamont, ,12r.3bsJ 90
1119 18th NV, w,12r. 2bS5. 90 !
1928 y nw,l5r.2b. 81. .0p /
1852 22d. 12r. 3b. so. col
1101 p NV. 15r, ,2b. 90 |
8 Irving. I2r, Oh. 1850
1345 l. nw.I5r.2b. .6S. 90
2733 Kanawha Or. b. $500
1905 Hobart. 3r.2b. .60.U8
.06 f Cap. 10r. Oh. 90. 90
1923 Calvert. 12r, %. GO 90
1904 y, 12r. 20. =. $50
1135 Col rd. Tor. $3.50
co49 PIX I'd. Tor. r.2b.55.Oo
1895 PIX rd. 10r. 2b. IS. 20
1920 18th. Or, b. $3.50
1343 Irving, 10r, b. so. 30 |
1897 Calf. Or. b. $3.50 |
1895 r / av. Tor. b. so. .0C |
1T19 35thnw. Tor. 2bS 90 |
1919 Harv'd. 1Or. 2b. 50. 90
1895 l7th NV. .9r. b. so. 90
61lMd av ne, ,12r. b. so. 90 /!
1893 BeIm't.1 Tor, 2b. $3.50 |
1862 Cor, 9r.2b. .47.50
1926 Ont pl. Or. b. .42.5ol.
1919 goth nv. Or. b. .40.I5
3555 11th, Tor. 2b. .4O.50
Percy st & Brook
vile rd. 10r. b. 40 so
SCI Rock Creek Church I
TwO-FAMII
1911 Kal I'd. 6r,b. .2s. so ,
ISL Kal rd, 5r. b. 20. 80
3U3 Pa av, Ar. b. % so
::3 II NV. 5r. b. :. %. so
eTo3 11th NV. 5r.b. so
2309A y, 5r. b. 1850
FOR CoLORE
1905 22d. 10r. b. .25 sc
1f02 y NV, 10r, b.32.50
3i1 T. Tor. b......3 1880
1880 Fla av, CRIB. .2l 80
1913 4th. 7r. b. so
1J25 nth. 7r. b. 30
1927 1Ith. Or. b. 50
l411 5 NV. 6r. b. .25.G
1851 25.h, Or, b. so
959 25th nw.6r. b. $3.50
1905 X nw.1r.b.. .22.5O
923 10th NV, Or. b. 90. so
9l1 18th. Or. b.
2+06 F. Or. b......20.50
2323 1Tth. 6r. b. .20.5o
1i41 24th. Or. b. .2o.50
le1s VI. Sr. b. .-..2p. %
1877 I'd. sr. b. -. 20. so
SS Acker ne-fr.b.l9.5o
2325 Va av. 6r. ...is.50
l25 L nw.sr.w....l7.50
GET OUR FULL REN
All classes of proper'
list of desirable apartu
MOORE & HILL nnc
Evening star., 1915-01-27
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE = OR EXCHANGE : REASONABLE
Two shares OF United States Realty Co. stock,
valued at $500: consider any kind of live stock.
BOX g Star office. a9s
INVESTMENT PROPERTY ON WIDE STREET
ne; rents, $50 per mo- price, s. 500: or sew
eral other small investment properties for cx-
change. ]. EDWARD LEWIS. GIT st. NV.
SNAIL HOUSE FOR HOUSE OF ABOUT NINE
or ten rooms room for billiard table: Columbia
or Wash Heights. Address Boz "A. Star ofice.
2Ss
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
fCOnt1nued.D
FOR SALE.
TOMORROW

$50 ACRE STOCK AND GRAIN FARM. PRINCE
William CO.. Va; :!I5 in goSi state OF cu-
tivatioD fenced and wstercd; large dwelling.
tenant houses. barns: $1,000: terms.
4S acres. 20 miles city. miles station: half
under cultivation good dwelling and outbuild-
iugs: horses. COWS, wagons and harness.
Quick sale. $4,000.
10 acres. dwelling and outbuildinss; near w.,
r. & A.: 5000.
Ga acres. Montg. co; was 5000: now $500.
acres, Seat Pleasant: truck land; $2.000.
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOlt. Exclusive Agent,
pa Oxford BLDG. 126 14th st. NV.
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phone Main 1893.

FOR EE.NT-D. ID THOMPSON & CO., 1888 y. w.
1135 col ri.9r.2h 250l 1921: me- 4r. b. 13. so
lll 9Th NV. 16r. r.b. .5o.C0l FOR COLORED
3ls Westrnns'r st.32ao 2I2i 18th NV. 4r, b. 16 90
1913 Euclid, 7r. b so The Erie. Cham. st15 so
1928 II ne,sto&dw $50 1907 NV. 5r. b.. rs. so
PAT sh ne, 6r b. II 80 23IJ Champ ST, Or IA 90
52s Tenn av. 81. b. 1870 l5I3 se. 5r. s.. 90
FOR RENT-THE BEST sIX-ROOM. BATH
and cellar houses; furnace heat: modern
plumbing: Columbia Heights; to colored ten
ants; line; at $3.50 per month.
JESSE l.. HEISkELI.. 1903 ii st. NV.
GET OUR RENT LIST OF HOUSES. APART.
MENTS AND STORES.
MOORE & HILL Unc.). l42022 81 st.
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FOR RENT LIST OF
1909 G ST. NV.

FOR RENT LIST OF
1909 ST. NV.
rNFURNIsHED HOUSES.
jog acsa cap Pa
1881 \. iOr. 2b. 81 Oe NV. sr. so
is,, e ss s,s nS g. g.
1712 P NV, Or. a. o. 1892 sth nw.6r,b. e. 50
1907 $ NV, 10r.b. $3.50 1904 Fla av ne Or be- so
4 81. 4dnHs is9s NV $: 81 me- me- g. g.
7SS Ore av 81. b27.5O 1924 sth NV. 5r.b so
18th q and Walter 81 "a % g
6o9 L ne Or. b.. ...27.5O 143e ne. 6r. b.. IT 30
1907 Fla NV 81, ~ 50 1925 n. 2r........ 800
7o Bryant w'er'bcs c6ioREn 70 so NJ. 800
I4is Corn NV 10r, b25.5OI 1a20h NV. Or. 800
ia I7th Fe NV. r. 30 6iS av NV .5r. 10 20
Patterson ne. Or Is 20 SIS n H av nw.5r. 1880
:s @ - :: :':i IT. T. 4: :;:s:
100 100 18Th \ .:7s:oSi o. ''' ~
1e4e K NV. 81: :. 20. 50 l44sh A Sc. Or. b.1sso
THE MELRosE. THE BERLIN.
1913 Clifton st. I Iowa circle.
Apt 51-5r, .35 90 Apt 21-4r 900
Apt .s.5,: : ;s2.50 300 18th ST. nv,
!a5 so SsNius St, ne, APT THE Tsf iouDoUN. s''0
aD, p. sSl-sr sSl sSSS 81 ls Cap St
~ gPoToMAo FLATS. So AS, Apt s g: : 90 g
Ar and .2o.oo 1919 VT. AVE NV;
1st fl. 2r. b...... 90
md Il. front. -. 5000
Rear 1905 10th NV Is. 90 Rear 1921 Clifton
Rear 1909 Rk1T 1w oRReH ;SI Ge nv Co INCL 1000
1909 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-BEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR
$40; 1914 Riggs place, upto-date: rooms
and bath
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM a. wEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ACREAGE
PROPERTY ON :,rd STREET. BLAIR ROAD
AND UNDERWOOD STREET. NEAR La
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TOURS.

0ALFORNIA. so DAYS $3.50: no EXTRAS:
starting June 80 by way Canadian Rockies.
returning through the Grand Canyon of Ari-
zona BABCOCk'S TOURS. 1137 Dean ST,
Brooklyn, n. Y, established 1900. Other trips.
Evening star., 1915-01-27

2O4o PARK RoAD-MODERN Or AND BATH
house opposite main entrance 10 Rock Creek
Park: combining city and suburban advantages.
Evening star., 1915-01-27
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS.
713 14th ST. NV. Main 234J.
QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, $40 Up.
High class building, excellent location
traffc center. Large. bright rooms. good
ice elevator. janitor service heat, light with
out extra charge. Investigate at once.
TIE POPE BUILDING, SIT 14th ST. NV.
SHANNON & LUCHS. RENTING SERVICE,
FOR RENT--vERY DEsTRABLE OFFICES: EN-
tire 3rd floor OF The Evening Star building:
II communicating rooms; may be arranged in
separate suites single rooms, q whole
Apply BUSINESS MANAGER. The Evening
Star. 11th and Penn. ave.
TELEGRAPH BUILDING,
CONN. AVE. AND T. ST.
Handsome offices. New building. Every mod
ern convenience. Heat. Hight and janitor serv
ice. Located in the growing business section Of
the city. Apply to the JANITOR.
THE KENoIS BUILDING,
iItb and @ NV, opposite Palais Royal.
The very center of the business district
Large. light. airy rooms. $40 up: heat. hot
and cold water electric light. 1anitor service
Sunday and holiday service. Renting once.
Evening star., 1915-01-27

200 GRAIN FARMS.
$50 grass farms.
100 river plantations.
30 orchard properties.
700 country homes.
Our free list describes property valued ae
49, 500 to 500. 600.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO..
SIG Coun. ave.
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ILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV.
SIS 4th ne, 7r. b. .% 80
127 18th ne, 6r, b. .2.0
I'LL VT av, Or, b.. .1S.@
633 L sw. 5r. W. 1880
rs l4th sw. Or, $4,000
Evening star., 1915-01-27

HOUSES
1913 Adams Mill road, Tor. and ba tbs. S.. 90
9l1 Eye st n.w IL rooms and baths. $55. 90
e4I6 Holmead place, 8 rooms and bath. $4,000
e+4 Westminster st. NV. Or. and bath. 5000
1916 Ingleside terrace, 10r. and bath. $27. 30
406 Kentucky ave Sc, 6r and bath. %. }l6.b0
Cottage 8. Nourse tract; 9 rooms. ....... t13.Oo
COLORED TENANTS.
e2oh 26th ct. NV, rooms and bath. S13.6o
MOVING PICTURE THEATER.
GARAGE
t21 18th ct. NV, 3,667 %. ft.......... 5000
WEAVER BROS,
785 18th ct,
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SPLENDID HOME AT A BARGAIN. CON-
tanning 10 rooms and BATH located in the best
part of Washington; 3165 18th st. NV; pressed
brick front, with brown stone trimming:
basement under entire house: nearly 60 IT.
depth: not a box house.
First hoor-Living room, reception hall. din
ing room. pantry and kitchen: finished In
hardwood. with parquet flooring.
Second floor bedrooms and bath. with
nice large closets In every room.
Third door, bedrooms and large closets.
Open fireplace in dining room with gas log;
heated by an economical hot-water plant;
lighted by gas and electricity; gas stove In
kitchen: servants toilet in basement: instan-
taneous hot water heater; original price s. 500
but am going to let 1t go for the small price
Of So. 500. You will pay that much for a
small or room house In this neighborhood
This house will rent for $50 per mo. VIII
make either a good home or investment. Apply
to owner on premises. or to your broker.
HoMEsEEKE ERs. ATTENTION.
will hnance the building Of your home at
Chevy Chase D. G., over yonr own plans and
specifications on q very small cash payment.
Balance like rent. All houses detached. Large
lot For further Mw paEtleSlrTs t R;Ts,Gfn al on
3I7 Colorado Building Phone Main 6251.
FOR SALE OWNER OF CLEVELAND PARK
home will consider offer of amount sufficient to
existing trusts the property. The
house is detached, about three years old con-
tanning ton rooms. two baths; hot-water heat
electric lights; oak floors; handsome appoint
mcnts throughout: also three large porches.
Large garage: Can give immediate possession
Address Box III. Star office
FOR SALE-FOR AN IMMEDIATE SALE WILL
take $3.50 for one Of the most attractiyely To-
Gated, fully detached homes on Park road. west
of 18th st. containing eight rooms on two Doors !;
fences. Beautiful yard and numerous trees. Ad-
dress Box 1872 star office.
Evening star., 1915-01-27

FOR RENT-BY 7. ]. y
1880 10Th NV Or. b. So. .60>
l0l5 L sc. 6r. -. 30. .00l
$50 10th ne. 6r. b.3.O
1912 7th sw, 6r. 20. 50
&c L NV. Or. b....0.O
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FOR RENT-HoUsES.
(Continuedl.

FOR REN1-R. T. SAUL CO. a34 ~ v AVE.
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST
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FOR SALE-lO ACRES; NEW 5-RoDM HOUSE;
barn; chicken house; facing good macadam
road; in fine state Of cultivation. make good
chicken farm: accessible Rockville electric;
price. $500. LEWIS KEISER, 1890 n. Y. ave.
FINE FARM. 200 ACRES
Prince Georges county. Nd; four miles iron
city; splendid soil: immediate possession.
i. MENEFEE Phone y. i4l3. 28s
VIRGINIA FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES A
specially; convenient to Washington; from i've
to five thousand acres; let me know what kind
Of property you want and how much you
to invest. A. H. BUELL., Real Estate, Hem
don, Va. 21s
FOR RENT.
F1yEROOM BRICK: IL ACRES: RICH LAND:
barn. chicken house, fruit trees. etc -Four room
frame: acres; rich land; short distance from
18th and II sts. me-: 15 minutes walk fro0
Bladensburg cars Rent cheap.
Apply OWNER 1716 2nd DIV. ~
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL uNCJ,
14.0-22 ii ST. NV.
UNFINISHED HOUSES.

.rages 4 stables for rem
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
Evolution is Not
A Modern Theory,
Says E. D. Martin

Everett Dean Martin Of Dies Moines
delivered the first OF course OF three
lectures in Assembly hall. City National
bank building. last evening. his subject
being The Evolution Of Evolution"
Ho showed that evolution IL not q mod
ern theory, but has been advanced by
the foremost minds throughout the cen
turtles.
Real evoiutionists hold the universe 20
be self-unfolding." he said. The ancient
Greeks were the first evoiutionists.
Thales sought some reason for the exist
ence OF things behind the mere state
nlent that 'zeus created them. That
reason IL merely an antocedent incident.
For, 81 zeus created things. he must have
created himself, and. II he did that. part
Of him II cause and Part In effect; and. !,
that Il true. then that part OF him which
e. cause must have created itself and
therefore be part cause and part effect.
add so we go back through an Infinite
number Of graduatoins and arrive now
where.
Aristotle was the greatest evolutionisl
among the Greeks. He believed IN q pro-
gressive series of animal forms lie
actually evolved and stated the Darwin
ian theory Of selection and then discarded
II because he lacked the biological data
TO prove II.
"st. Augustine was . prcnounced svo-
iutiOnisth. holding that the world wnI
not created in six literal days. but IN sis
geological periods.
Erasmus Darwin. grandfather OF th'
great Darwin. wrote long poem, and .
poor poem. which expounded the very
theory that was TO make bis grandson IA.
nous. Goethe was another evolutionist
But the greatest evolutioniSt before Oar
win was the Frenchrnan. Lamart."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
MADE SO PER CENT
ON MEAT TRAFFIC
Northwestern Profited that Much on
Packing House Products from
Bluffs to Chicago.
TESTIMONY OF RATE EXPERT

CHICAGO. April sO.-Compils-
tons Of transportation costs and
revenues on packing house products
we're introduced in evidence yesterday
before w. N. Daniels, interstate com
merce commissioner. hearing the
western freight rate case, to show
that 40 per cent gross profit was
made on such traffic by the Chicago
a. Alton railroad on it's western d.
vision, and that a gross profit OF SO
per cent was made by the Northwest
ern railroad on similar traffic from
Council Bluffs to Chicago.
Tells or Methoa.
The testimony was given by Fred Petit
John OF 81 Paul. an expert accountant,
who described In detail the method by
which he arrived at his conclusions that
fresh meats and packing house products
transported on a special contract at a
rate OF cents below the competitive rate
from Kansas City 10 the Mississippi
river, and So cents lower than the pro
posed advance sought by forty-one west
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

WAYNE. 'Neb.. April ae.--tSpsuial.)--
Wednesday morning the First District
Christian EndeaYor convention opened
with a quiet hour led by Rev. Mr.. Beth.
Miss Grace Hooper and. II. II. Price gave
talks ON efficiency work. Each society
gave its report on efficiency,
After the devotional service in the AFT
ernoon the missionary round table was
conducted by Miss vida Learner OF wake
field, The question box was conducted
by n. IA. Price.
Delegations from the surrounding towns
came IN autos swelling the evening au-
dience The Laurel High school qusrtet
rendered a fine program followed by an
address on rChriBtian Evengelistic Op-
poftunitles'' by REV. Mr.. Eye Of Teisamah
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

beon said that tho mayor would punish
the wards which returned small num-
Der Of votes FOR him By curtailing inn
rrovcments IN those wards. What a
beauty spot The Third ward win become, "
nc exclaimed.
other speakers were Miss Gladys
shamp. who outlined the growth Of the
welfare movement. which. she stated. had
its origin with women. and By Misc
Frances Graves, Miss Blanche Van
Kurau. Mrs Draper Smith, Mrs. Harry
Gonsu. Mrs. Harriet MacMurphy and Mrs.
J. II. Dumont
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

en- railroad systems earned the Chicago
& Alton road 20 per cent gross profit.
similar fluctuations were introduced By
the witnesses to show that the packing
house products and fresh meat haul %
the Chicago & Northwestern road from
Council Bluffs TO Chicago was nearly as
profitable at the present rates. which the
railroads arc seeking to advance 3is
cents per 100 pounds.
BASED On wheel Reports.
on examination exception was
taken by c. c. Wright. general solicitor
for the Northwestern. 10 train tonnage
figures which were based on conductors
wheel reports.
The conductor in making out his re-
ports" Mr.. Pettijohn said. states what
weight he thinks is in the cars. He is
like every one else, and does not want to
do any more clerical work than he has
to-"
AN exact statement OF the tonnage
could have been obtained by you from
the way bulls to which you had access.
could It notg' Mr.. Wright asked.
81 could have n I had had the time. -
replied the witness.
but so far as the revenues YOU show
IL concerned It Is an approximation? ?"
continued Mr.. Wright. The witness as
scented to this.
Later in the cross-eIamination Mr..
Pettijohn asserted that the conductors
wheel reports were used by the railroad
companies In reporting their mileage 70
the Interstate Commerce commission, and
were sufficient for all practical pur-
poses.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

ENDER'S SAFETY RA-
zORS-$1 kind. CSC
GEM JR. SAFETY RAJ
ZORS Isl kind. CSC
DURHAM DUPLEX SAFE
TY RAZORS-$1.25
kind ............ 4SC
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES,
for Gem JT., Ever Ready,
etc. 6 blades for 25C
FOUNTAIN SYRINGES =
Good 81 got. size CSC
Same in SCOT. size, $1.26
kind ..........s 70C
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
BURIAL OF n. N. BROWN,
OLDEST MASON IN STATE

ELGIN. Neb.. April 81 Especial Tele-
gram -The funeral OF Hiram II. Brown,
the oldes, Free Mason in Nebraska. was
held today. The services were in charge
Of the local lodge. of which the deceased
was a member
Upon the death Of Past Grand Master
Hayes Of Norfolk. Mr.. Brown became the
Oldest living Mason in Nebraska and the
gold Gordon medal was accordingly be
slowed upon him last September. He was
made q Mason at ST. Charles. III, In 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

EVER swEET-5Oc size.
AZ ....... '... 11AG
Csc size .........17G
SPIR0 POWDER--25c
size ..,.....s .sl1G
NON SPI-50c size. sec
BATHASWEET-50c
csc size ........1ZG
CROWN BATHADROA =
35e size, all doors DC
LYIlANO TOOTH PASTE
(Chlorate Potash, in
K OF 1l1S TOOTH Pa aSE
-25c size .... Zoe
KALIz0N TOOTH PASTE
Soc size .,.,,. 19c
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
SPEAKERS DEMAND
WOMEN ON BOARD
zimman Is Only Candidate to Appear
at Y. W. G. A. Meeting, Where
Speakers Grow Enthusiastic.
WOMEN ALSO EXPRESS VIEWS

So enthusiastic did political speak
ers become az meeting held last
evening at the Young women's
Christian association to protest
against the mayors refusal to place
one or two women on the proposed
welfare board that Frank odell en-
phatically stated that not only two
women but majority OF women
should make up the board.
!. T. Briilhars went him one better
and declared that the whole board would
be composed Of women members. ~ he
had his say. Over 80 men and women
were present and listened 10 a long pro-
1ram Of speeches %. q. Patterson intro
duoed the speakers and read pledges
OF five Of the big Six who were not
present, promising their support towards
placing women on the board II elected.
zimnsan Favor- women.
Harry Is. Zimman, the only out can
didste 81 attendance. denied that the
big six" had agreed upon who should
be chosen for mayor n this ticket was
elected. 30 that no pledge Of appointment
was in order. HE said he himself would
not be inclined 20 confirm a board which
would be named unless two or more
women were placed upon H.
"A great deal depends on the personnel
OF the board. az well a. the cooperation
q. Is TO receive from the community. not
by complaining but by sustaining. The
promises of the candidates will be Of no
avail. however. unless you do your duty
On election day" he stated
The speaker urged the women 20 assist
IN the work by their Influence from now
until election day. Go into training for
political development" he advised.
Hos1fster Takes . Hand.
Although the assertion was made by
Frank Odol that the speakers were not
present to talk politics. the meeting early
took on that form. Tom Hollister de-
ciared that Mayor Dahlinan was seeking
only personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT HE haH
denounced Omaha women % agitatorz
and The people OF Omaha should rise en-
fnaese and declare 20 him. Get thee
hence"
J. T. Brilliant objncted 70 the why.
Ing Of tho mayor Tie is merely TRUE
20 the interests he represents. Pho wei.
A"NR Roaaa Will Hpt eulNG Anfthihhf II
VIII only alleviate conditions" he sur
Iaised.
Rev. Charles aavidgc, when called upon
mounted the platform. appropriated q
pscudo-nltar and injected great dea
Of hunor into the nsseting He assured
the audience that IN tho past he hat
never believed In petticoat government
but now the uplifting Influence OF womes
was so greatly needed that he was fol
Il. He declared that present office
holders mad failed in their duties.
Reason Cor Refusal.
Lew Pixley asserted that the adnlnls
traiion was doing nothing TO uphold IN
iperals OF the city and that law enforce
rntnt was iehs effective than ever before
Mayor pahlinAn win not appoint womeI
an the board because Il win destroy IA
harmony Ia the city hall, since ,wofnel
will refuse 10 subscribe TO he machine
mandates"
A. an aside Mr.. Pixiey related il hal
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

DIR. wooDBURY's FA-
CIAL SOAP-25c cake.
at 1910. .....,. He
MEM MEMS TALCUM
POwDER-All kinds. 25c
size ..-.e l2C
COLGATE'S TALCUM
POWDER-Al kinds. zoe
NURSERY VIOLET TAI.
CUM-1-lb., 25c value.
s o HYainR7S
SOAP-50c size ..29G
SYNOD soAP-26e size,
~ ..,....... l6C
MUM--25c size .....17G
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

HOT WATER BOTTLES
Good 2-quart, 800
kind $500. ..... CSC
Same in s-quart size, in
$1.25 size ....7 0C
FOUNTAIN SYRINGEs -
&2.00 Royal Maroon, 2
quart. at .... S1.2S
Same in s-quart SLAP
HOT WATER BOTTLES
In $3.50 style, 2
quart ....... SIC