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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
SILENT ROOFING NEW
AND DIFFICULT FORM
Continued from previous page

Continued from previous page
TO save myself from being assassinated.
silent roofing is new thing TO me
And it's a very hard form of roofing for
me. too. That's why I'm off golf
matches in future. If 1 see a good play
think il, or show it by little deeper
breathing"
Tip to Fight Managers.
The sporting editor Of one Of the big
New York dailies recently was asked
which had won the Johnny Dundee
in Milwaukee
I can't say authoritavely.r answered
the sporting editor, because I wasn't
at the ringside- However, am award
ing the decision 10 Dundee"
''How's that?" asked the other.
Well after the fight was over the
managers of both fighters sent me
kilograms. Each claimed a victory for
his man. I have awarded the decision
TO Dundee because his manager paid
for the telegram he sent-the other
manager sent his collect"
A Funny GOIfinE Yarn
T. P. Atha- playing on the Blue Hills
course in Kansas City, tells this one:
We were playing a foursOme-Dr.
Charles W. Moore, Robert F. Lake
mann. George H. Sombart and myself
I had made a poor drive and had to go
into the rough for my approach shot.
The other players were well ahead OF
me got good lift and the ball went
sailing in the direction OF Dr. Moore
practically on the green When 7
reached the place, found that the ball
had skipped past Dr. MOOre's hip and
gone into one Of his trouser pockets
MY opponents insisted that ] play
my lie from where it was. DR.. Moore
objected-and strenuOusly. too. He
vowed that he wouldn't let me try
tanning him with niblick, and threw
out the ball It rolled onto the green
and went down on the next putt"
ZuppE1e Boosts Gopher Stock.
Minnesota is the one team that all
the Conference eleTens must fear" de-
clares Bob Zuppl1e. coach Of the cham !
pion Illinois eleven THE Gopher team
this year viii be one Of the best ever |
turned out by Ninnesots-or I'm a |
poor prophet"
More BIeaeher seats in 1916.
The bleacher seats in the big league I
parks will do a come back next year.
Some years ago each park had from !
5000 to 10000 bleacher seats. Then the 1
ma gnstes decided that some Of those /
seats were too nice for the 25 cent /
spectators, whereupon they divided the /
Dleachers- The parts nearest home i
plate were changed to so cent seats, (
and only few % cent seats were left /
However the 10 cent baseball policy 4
inaugurated by the Feds has forced
organized baseball to appeal to the
poorer fans again-and the one time 25
cent seats that were boosted to 50
cents are pretty sure Of becoming %
cent seats in 1916.
Joe Lannin, owner OF the Red Sox. |
already made a move in the direction /
IF more cheaper seats He added 5000
3 cent seats TO his park a few weeks !
lgO, making the total 5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
0. C. NEWBROUGH IS CHARGED
With HITTING HANFORD CAR

O. c Newbrough was placed under
arrest Tuesday by city detective
W T. Drown on the charge Of having
run into and ditched the car Of N III
Hantord Saturday night at $50. on the
county road leading to Ysleta New
brough has been placed in the county
jan and is charged. in justice J. n.
DeaTers court, with negligent homicide
He denies having struck the Hanford
car, though admits having been out on
the county road on the evening stated
with party Of friends.
Mr. Hanford sustained a broken right
arm as result of the collision. and
Mrs Hanford is at Hotel Diem suffer-
ing from two broken ribs and several
severe body bruises. The car driven
by Mr. Hanford was a Ford. as was also
the machine driven by New 1rough.
I propose to prosecute the case to
the last court said Mr. Hanford ..The
iact that my wife and / escaped at all
was little short Of a miracle"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
FIRST FOOTBALL FATALITY.

Decatur Ca, Oct. 13.-Davis Cham
bers. Il years old. half-back on high
school football team. was killed here
yesterday in a game with Marist col
lege. His skull was fractured during
a scrimmage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
FAST TIME MADE In
THE LEXINGTON TROTS

LeAIHs ION Ky, OCT l5.-HaI Boy de-
feated Judge Ormonde in the $4,000
ing yesterday
The race was one Of the most excit-
ing, with the most thrilling finishes
ever witnessed at a Lexington track.
Hal Boy won three of four heats. Hal
Boy lowered his own record in the
second heat by three-Quarters Of a sec
ond
Pop Geers scored three straight-heat
victories. the first with St Frisco in
the. Ashland stakes. Geers won the
Z:oI pace, also, in straight heats. send
ing Napoleon direct in each heat in
200 ID, lowering his own record.
Geers also captured the race for >
year-old trOtters. driving DeeROchee-
heat victory for Lizzie Brown. Sayde
DensmOre going against time, set a
worlds record for 4-year-old pacing
fElies, going the mile in 2.02
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
NEW SPEED RECORD SET
AT THE ALBUQUERQUE FAIR

Albuquerque. y. NJ. Oct. 13.-The
state fair grounds track was made yes
terday by Pointers Daughter in the
2;l2 event Her time was 2:15 IA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
Ordered Kerosene, Got
Gasoline Bang! Fire!

Mrs. W. l. Fletcher ordered kerosene
from the grocery The grOceryman
filled the can out of the wrong tank
and gave her gasoline.
When Mrs. Fletcher lighted a match
IN the pantry OF her home at 1915
Bisbee street Tuesday afternoon there
was an explosion. She grabbed her
baby, got the garden hose and kept
the fire under control until the arrival
OF the fire department. The damage
by the fire was small
A leaking gasoline stove caused
lire alarm at the home of J. Y. Cannon.
1908 Mundy avenue Tuesday afternoon
at 4:45- There was no damage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
SECRETARY McADOO on

Washington. Oct I3.-Secretary Nc
AdOO and assistant secretary Newton
of the treasury department. left Wash
inEton Tuesday night for a three
back TO study the public building
problems Nr. McAdOO will stop on his
way west AZ salt Lake City, Reno and
san Francisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
STEEL DELAYED FOR PIEDRAS
STREET CROSS-TOWN CAR LINE

Delay in the arrival Of steel for
street railway work to be done BY the
Hectric Railway company will cause a
delay In the paving Of Piedras street.
under contract recently let by the city
to the Texas Bitulithic company.
The new cross town car line. extend
ing from Alameda avenue to East BON
levard, viii be laid on concrete
foundation and steel ties It is neces-
sary that the street railway work start
IN advance Of the paving. but it is
hoped that the work viii not be long
9eIayed by the non-arrival Of material
Tor the railway company
The repaving of Mesa avenue for a
distance OF $50 yards. at the iutersec-
ton with River street. has been COM
pleted and is open TO traffic The grade
OF the intersection was lowered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
WAR DEPARTMENT INSISTS
THAT 400 ATTEND CAMP

The war Department has declined to
modify the order requiring 400 members
Of Fl Paso's citizen training camp and
it is probable that the training camp
Judge Dan NJ. Jackson received a
message from L. 5. senator Morris
Sheppard, saying that he had requested
a modification and the request denied.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
CAPT. HUNT LEAVES FOR
NFVNT BnGUUUn.- sn lsar

capt W. F. Hunt, of the quarter
master corps, left for st. Louis Vednes-
day afternoon to take Up his new du-
ties at the Jefferson Barracks quar-
termaster depot.
capt Hunt established the Fl Paso
quartermaster depot here and was de-
pot quartermaster until the depot be
came so large that il became necessary
Tor major to be placed I'm charge and
MAJ; William Elliott, with Capt. Hunt
as his assistant
Capt. Hunts dtail at St Louis is
a promotion as he Will uzve charge Of
a much larger depot and will handle
supplies for the entire southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13

Prosperity's first rule Buy home
products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
CITY WINS IN SUIT FOR
800 DAMAGES r

The city won in the suit brought by
Francisco Hernandez to recover 800
damages alleged to have been sustained
when a horse was severalv burned at
the city dumping grounds Justice }
NJ DeaVer Tuesday morning handed
down decision finding for the de
PENDANT
The alleged injury of the animal
happened several months ago when
boy drove the horse onto some hot
ashes at the dumping ground.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
Nm RIEIE RECnRD.

Jacksonville. Fla, Oct 13.-Sergt. h
J. Blade. company G. First infantry,
national guard of Minnesota. won the
Marine Corps rifle match at the Ma
uonal Rifle association matches here
yesterday making 1877 points out Of a
possible 200. The previous best record
for this match was 1g5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
WATCHNANBRYCE
SHOT IN LUNG
Struggles in Dark With I'm
known Man on Main
Street; 3 Shots Fired.

W. G. Bryce, q merchant policeman.
was shot through the right lung at
7;45 Tuesday night while making his
rounds on Main street near the Neff
tersection- 1t is believed by the police
that ne was shot by his own pistol
during a struggle with an unknown
man
Before losing consciousness Bryce
stated 70 the police that man had
been standing on the Neff-Stiles cor
ner and when he asked the stranger
what he wanted there the man struck
the Waterman. knocking him down
Bryce was unable to complete his
statement because Of his condition but
it is believed that he undertook to draw
his gun. the man struggled with him
and the pistol was fired, the shot
penetrating the watchman's lung Three
shots were heard by persons passing
on nearby streets and there were three
empty chambers in Bryce's pistol
Was American.
H A. Schaffer. who works for the
Neff-Stiles company, said he saw a
young American standing on the cor
ner at z-50 and believes he can identify
him if he is arrested. 1t was only
Is minutes later that the shooting oc-
CURED. James A Boaz said he was
going downtown Tuesday evening and
when passing the Main street crossing
of OREGON street, saw two men strug-
Cling at the santa Fe street crossing.
John J. Court. a salesman for the Le-
sinsky Co, said he heard the shots,
saw man run, stumble and fall and
then disappear behind a box car
Bryce staggered TO the Zeiger hotel
on OREGON and Main streets where he
was overcome He was taken from
there to the Providence hospital HIS
condition is considered serious but the
attending physicians do not think the
wound will result fatally Bryce lives
at 3211 Sacramento street and has
large family. No arrests we're made
Tuesday night
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-19
Dies at ga Years.

SHULLSBURG, WIS. - Mary A.
Simpson, widow of P. B. Simpson, is
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-19
SENATOR SCOTT SUCCUMBS
Nervous Breakdown Is Fatal to Wis
consin Legislative Leader.

BARRON, WIS. = Senator George
E. Scott of Prairie Farm died
after a long illness from oyerwork as
chairman of the senate finance COM
mittce two years ago. He was chair
man of the Republican central commit
tee. He was owner of the finest coun-
try store in America.
At the last session of the legislature
Senator Scott was selected to fill the
position of chairman of the senate
committee on finance When the legis-
lature had finished about half it's bus
mess Senator Scott broke down physi-
cally. He entered a sanitarium at
Madison, taking treatment for ner-
vousness. After several weeks of
treatment he went to his home at
Prairie farm. His condition gradually
grew worse until death ensued.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-19
TAXI LEAVES BRIDGE;
TWO LIVES ATE LOST
Driver Caught in Machine Top,
Other Couldn't Swim.

GREEN BAY, WIS. = Two lives
were lost when a taxicab was driven
off the approach to the Main street
bridge into Fox river, the bridge being
open for boat to pass.
Ernest Hearty the driver was pin
ned in the top of the car and had no
chance to save himself.
William WEIGH jumped from the
seat, but was unable to stay above wa
ter long. enough for rescuers to reach
him. Hearly's body was pulled out OF
the water two hours after the acct
dent
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-19
STICKS IN MARSH; STARvES
Unusual Fate Is That of La Crosse
Man Found Dead.

LA CROSSE, WIS. - Mired to
the knees in the mud at the margin of
pool in the marshes north of La
Crosse, the body of Carl Swenson,
fifty-eight years old, was found, more
than two months after his disappear
ance.
The position of the body gave rise
TO the belief that Swenson starved to
death after becoming buried in the
marsh.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-19
OPPRESSED FARMER ARISES
AS of Yore Opponent is "Overworked
and Underpaid" Education.

LA CROSSE, WIS. = Courts of
La Crosse county will be invoked to
settle controversy which has arisen
out OF the decision to erect, new $780,
900 school at Bangor.
Farmers living in the school district
which comprises land west of the vii
lage and also the incorporated village,
are seeking to evade the additional
taxes which will result when the
school building is erected.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-19
SIX MERRYMAKERS AGED 488
"ChiId S" Party Given at Which Baby
and Host IS "a.

GRAND RAPIDS, WIS. = Mrs.
W. T. Jones of the city entertained at
a "child's' party. There were six
ladies present, including Mrs. Jones,
the youngest of whom was seventy
four and the oldest eighty-five. The
total in years amounted to 4SS for the
six ladies.
Mrs. Jones is one of the early resi-
dents of this county, and her guests
were some of her childhood friends.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-19
KELLEY STICKS TO THEORY
District Attorney Declares Capt. Muel-
Ter Murdered Wife and Suicided.

MILWAU KEE, WIS. - J. L. Kel-
ley, district attorney of Green Lake
county, presented his finding that Cap
tain Robert Mueller of Milwaukee kill
ed his wife and himself on the night
of Sept. "a, in the form of a report to
the county board at Green Lake, Wis.
The report was accepted and filed.
While Mr.. Kelley declared in his re-
port that it is the conviction of all Of
ficials connected with the investigation
into the mystery that it was a clear
case of murder and suicide, he furth-
er stated that should new clews de-
velop he will be ready to investigate
them.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-19
AGED 95, RECEIVERS HEARING
Stoughton Woman Talks Through the
Telephone for First Time in Life.

Stoughton woman TalkS Through the
Telephone for First Time in Life.
STOUGHTON, WIS. = Mrs. Sig
rid Larsonfi mother of Mrs. Thomas
Gjertson, ventured to converse over
the telephone for the first time in her
life, and found it not so difficult
thing to do, despite her ninety-fve
years.
For long time she has been nearly
deaf, but about two months ago her
hearing suddenly was restored, and to
test her hearing relatives persuaded
her to talk over the phone with Mrs.
Andred Bolstad, residing east of
town. Greatly to her own surprise and
pleasure, she was able to carry on the
conversation without any difficulty.
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NEW HOUSE
Near beautiful Soli.ers Home: 6r and tiled
bath; bofwatcr heat; gas and electricity;
rent. S27.0
PHILLIPS & SAGER.
1909 New York ave.
Main 1881
GET Orr BIG RENT LIST
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534-536 10th ST. NV
8 rooms. bath. each. $3.50
727 4th st. NV
rooms, bath. .$25 90
7e4 n. J. ave. n.w.-I4 rooms bath. so. so
Rear 724 \. J. ave- rooms. cellar. $1,000
KEY at u. l.. Schmidt K nv g.
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FOR SALE IF LOOKING FOR SNUG
little home at a sacrifice, buy in the best
section Of BioominEdale facing government
park. You should see this property. Contains
Q bright. cheerful rooms and tiled bath; ex-
cellent heating system and will be found in
'A-No.-1" condition. A snap at 80, $50.
% SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
Phone Main 2345. 713 18th st. NV.
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NO. 3427 HOLMEAD NV.
IN MT. PLEASANT, between two car lines.
Beautiful 10-room and bath home. with hot
water heat: rear porchss: excellent shape; will
rent to permanent tenant for $3.50.
Apply b. Fl. BERGMAN 4 CO..
83l st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1922 21st NV. Il rooms, 2 baths. :. -. $1,000
1z6 ST. ne, IA rooms and baths. 10000
1915 Eye st. NV, % rooms and baths. 10000
l468 Mass. ave. NV, IL rms and bath. 7O.11
2713 Ontario I'd. NV, rooms and bath. 1915
467 Missouri ave-, rooms and bath. 1850
1l17 9Th St NV. 10 rooms and bath. 80. 1850
~ " 1t. NV 10 rooms and bath. ....... 1850
sO3 East Capitol St, o rooms and bath. $3.50
1913 9th st. NV, rooms and BATH. 800. IS 50
S28S n St. 8 rooms and bath ........... $3.50
1890 25th at. NV, 8 rooms and bath. -. II 70
235 st. ne. rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
4s3 Missouri ave NV, ST. and bath. 49,. 25.5O
s8 N ST. NV, 6 rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
1922 sth ST NV, rooms and bath 49,. 23SO
3225 St NV. Z rooms and bath ... $3.50
3l7 Mass ave. NV. rooms and BATH. 1850
1872 n St NV, 8 rooms 1880
1915 Kirby ct. NV. 8 rooms and hath. :. 1850
fi29 9Th st NV, rooms II so
1925 18th at NV. Observation-Disclosures 1880
Ind door. 2t37 Newport place u.w........ 1850
1872 Hickman St Sc, 8 rooms and bath. 1870
2al9 Mills ave. ne, 8 rooms and ba tn. 1880
go 10th St s.w., rooms ............ 1880
$40 r st. s.w, q rooms ,,..,,,... 1880
22Os Cleveland ave NV, rooms. ....... 1880
1918 2Sth st. NV. rooms. ........... 14.60
42f Sth st. s.e., rooms ...,.......... 1880
STORES
0IZ LoumtAna AVe- ..........ss.....s...v1 O.yv
lI0 lstn u. NV ..-..................1 y.SSy
317 Mass. ave. NV. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
6O7 4tb ST. NV. 1850
20i AZ ct. sw. .............,.,...... l26e
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
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ais 3rd st. Sc. IL rooms. bath. ..... .$42 50
1O9 9Th ST Sc . rooms bath ...... Sc. 90
A3S n J. ave- Sc 10 rooms bath 800. g. so
36 eth at Sc rooms bath ..... 81. 20
9O2 A st. Sc, rooms. bath 900
FOG A street northeast, Z rooms, bath. $3.50
10 3rd ST. Sc. roOms bath. 300
5i3 D st. Sc, rooms, bath. q 80
- 9th st. me-. rooms. bath. Y so
1419 Potomac ave. Sc. 8 rooms. BATH. 26.3O
T03 G St Sc, rooms, bath. $3.50
I29 9Th st. Sc. rooms bath. --.-..... $3.50
1is 11th st. Sc. 10 rooms. bath $50
143 T. ST. Sc. rooms, bath. -.....-.... 23.JO
1924 7th st. Sc, I rooms bath. ......... 23.5O
44S NJ st. NV. rooms, bath. .....--.. $50
100 st. Sc. rooms. bath. ....--.-. I'D
243 1Oth~st. me-. rooms bath. ESQ
44S Lamont st. NV, rooms hath. 22.n
137 Carroll st. Sc, rooms. bath. 20.5O
420 9th ST. ne, rooms bath. ......... 1000
1920 ID st. ne, rooms, hath. -..-..... 1870
,alS z st Sc rooms. bath ......... 1850
1O4 4th St Sc 8 rooms bath. ...... 1880
WE HAVE THE PROPERTY TO SUIT
YOU FOR ANY PURPOSE.
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LIST.
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l7I7 Conn Az. l1r. % SIZE 1901 tn, rs
1881 l. lsr. %. 100 1908 III. Ia. IS
1921 1sth. Tor. b. 1000 e43 8. 5r ........ 1870
1898 I; Tor, b.. so.5s s4s :; Or .:.....1 1850
s is W. g. isss Gr.sa. Ct
e27 n sc, Or. b. 1915
OFFICE ROOMS
1893 av 3r. AZ. 90, 1895 Az, 8r. 20 60
1896 av, 2r.. .22.60l
JAMES NJ. GREEN. 1895 n. T. ave. n
1913 ST NV
0 rooms and hath; 3 story: large yard. Rent.
SIS 80. Apply to OWNER, 1911 ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHY LOOK FURTHER
WHEN WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
A FEW SPECIALS FROM

FEW SPECIALS FROM
Our BIG RENT LIST
KEYS SENT TO ANY ADDRESS ON
Is MINUTES NOTICE.
1921 l. NV. 16r. 4 3D.. 90
25lS University NV, 10r., 3D., hot water 6O.O0
1890 Columbia road. Or. & 3D.. hot water. $3.50
1925 Clifton NV. 10r & b.. hot water. 5000
1881 Park road. 11r. b., hot water. $500
1873 Fairmont NV, 11r. 4 b., Al condit. So
2S2l 18th NV. Tor. & 2b. ALSO
1909 Newton NV. Dr.. b., hot water. ~. 80
1349 Harvard NV. Or. b., reduced to. q. 30
2326 LIST NV. Or. & b.................. $3.50
242l 18th NV, Tor. & b.. hot water. $40
242s 18th NV. Tor. 4 b., hot water. $3.50
725 PARK road NV. Or. 4 b., hot water. $50
65 u NV. Or. 4 h., furnace. $3.50
% r NV. Or. d b.. hot water. $3.50
7O5 Quincy NV, Or. & b.. hot water. $3.50
g3 T NV. Or. 4 b.. hot water. ........ $3.50
149 Adams NV, Or. b.. furnace. 80. so
143 Thomas NV, Or. 4 b.. furnace. 23.50
Ills New Jersey ave. NV, 6r. Il d.. 2O.5O
FLATS
1881 n. Capitol NV. Or. & b.. I'd floor. $3.50
3G23 10Th NV, Or 4 b., hot water. $3.50
"a II NV. or. & b.. ID 4 Sd floor. 2O.Oo
1O5 18th me-. Ar. b., I'd floor. 1880
224 18th pl. ne, Ar. & b., LIST floor. 1880
Rent Department,
PHILLIPS & SAGER,
I4oo New York Ave.
Phone Main 1897.
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HARRY wARDMAN,
dAuhI w ANOIAN.
1880 K st. NV. Phone NJ, 41el,
ONFURNIyHED HOUSES

g uSFu u aM pnf aoU 81 s
g 600 Massav near 2othl Sc 20 37si Jocelyn.sr.s
$500 1882 K NV. 14r.2b 5000. 10 Bryant, Or. b
e11O. .ll06 Vt av, 11r.ab $35. Is. 21O nw, l0r,b
500. ISIS Col I'd, ss5 so 2447 18th NV b
500. 1910 L NV, l2r.2b $3.50 1919 18th NV .9.b
eco Col ssoi S Nan
f75 1862 Harvard. i2r. p $50. 30. "a NV. Or.
$75. .1759 NV. lar. % S27 30. 1925 1st Or b
$s5. ..2ss3 27th NV, Orb s27 so. ...124 v me- Orb
$sa.: .371o Keokuk: s27 50 1865 IngIeside, .. b
iSa4 I 17ss Is us sa%
Zee. 2elo Ontario, i2r.26 SIS So 49, sheprd 10
SEQ 1923 Calvert. 11r % S2s .414 Shepherd. 81.
S56. .ss17 18th NV. sr,b S2a 90 aoss Ga AZ, 81, b
SIS. .1726 Goth nw.7 % &22 80. 1913 Hobart Or b
80. ;2s2s 18Th NV SIP $50 50. "a Hsrvard.srb
$415O 2O!S 18th. lCr,b t$20.5O. .77s Col 3D. Sr b
'''''0'''0' o'no A 1p;la:T
1'e oa ana .ns f. =, ana
i 1919 st. ny. rooms and bath. g 90
Florida ave. and Decatur pl.. 4r. and b.. $500
Roydon. 1919 R NV. rooms and bath. 20. 5000
Wizard cear. i7i and %lard ins a.
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton. 4r. 4 b. 1900
Lenox. 1923 L ST. NV. rooms and bath. 1000
Wsrdm.n Courts. i4sh and csiftoo. sr. 4 ;. s7SS
Florida ave. and Decatur pl.. 3r. and b.... $500
i4e 81 st. s. md IT,
KeIwood. 1921 Cbrcoran NV. Or. bath. 30. %
Camille. 2o4 st. NV. n. and bath...... $3.50
Duquesne. 1883 Newton st. NV. a.. b.. $3.50
willard Courts. I'm and willard. q; Z b. s75o
s2S 18th st. nv. rooms and bath. ...... z7.5o
Blyn Mewr. 1873 st. NV. g.. and -. 22so
sis s e st room Ind !Sa
HARRY wARDMiN.
1890 St NV.