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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So 5O77 1t Sc HIIIbrcok- samI Jno ct u1
Alice to Joshua Disney $50 covenants stamp
20 cts
UIth st bet MINI ave & 43d st mel 70
50 lOCS Its 100 4 Isl K 81 I5se Is SC & 81 blk 2
Long McadoW--BAILEY. Marion to Jno
HarNOod SO stamps 81
Duncan Il bet 18th 18th ne & Rusedale 81
b-t 18th 4 I7th Ets mel 50
50 43ls It blk wOOdridRe-BROWER. VIM ] ct
uG LGuretts to Fred'k A LingeT so covenants
stamp 81
Is Dakota st bet Carl.on ave 4 Myrtle st ne, q
So 100 1t 352-Same to Abe Blmenihal SO cove
nants 4 TT $40 stamp 81
Hall III above W Pl nwl q
50 92 Il lo-CAPELL. Cbas A ct ux MIriua q
to Anna A Miller $50 stamp 81
So iss 1t 5ScHEsrER. Ell. Muir to G,s,ano
Gerad Ct uT Marie joint tenants $40 stamp Aso
So IS 1t a-DRURY. Ida to Martha ] Boyer
SO stamp 20 cts
tI3l3 c ct uWl II
50 IS pts org Its & 4 pts org Its l. r.
DEyLlN. Edu Jr ct uK Catherine to Arthur
DeTlin SO stamp &
t6ll d st NV 4 44 9Th st nWl
So 81 1t l1-ENGEMAN. Frances Hyde sole est
to Of Amer ss.Ez stamp $50
n3 s mel 81
sl $50 II 10 Eeating Est-FOLEY Michael A et
ux CathariBe 4 Dan1 ct ux Josephine to
Thos Z Foley so stamp
u2 seston = pel g
sq 40 II iIe Ksstins Es-FoLEY. DanT ct uI
Josephine & Thos ct VI ElizAbe,h to Michael
A Foley SO stamp Sr'
OH Seztoo 81 mel 6
So 81 org Il l-FEATH HERST0NE, Robt II to
Clarence Dodge SO stamp 50 cts
tsth ave nuD q
So 40 Il III kestins E4-FoLEI. The. e "
The Washington herald., 1915-02-11
GERMANY PLANS PEACE
PARLEYS, DANES BELIEVE
Discussion in Newspapers of Probable
Terms Taken as Straw in
the Wind.

COptuHagen, Feb. 1Q-That Germany
soon will be making peace proposals is
the conclusion drawn by the Danish
newspapers from the fact that the Ger
man ccnsors recently have permitted Ber-
lin newspapers to speak frankly of peace
They cite particularly an article by Gus
tav Hook, "A socialist. in the Neue Zeit.
which he concludes thus.
The time for peace is now ripe"
In its comments on this phase of the
situation today the Social Demokratcn
of Copenhagen says:
Germany seems to be concentrating
all her energies against Russia. This
with the declaration Of a blockade OF
the North Sea, is intended for the pur-
pose of giving Germany some foundation
for Offering peace"
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
FUNERAL FLOWERS
OF Every Desciption-ModeTItely Priced
GUIDE,
SunsraI DesiRnA Tune1l De1EnL
EunsraI DIAM

Elizabeth & Michael ct u1 Cathanne to
Dan1 Foley SO stamp 81
I'D Seatou I nel o
So 5oO p: Il p bls Fnmsham rl-HARDING
Alfred 4 Wm Rivcs trs Of King Theological
Hall to Howard Univ 81 coo stamp Nl
18th st bet Euclid X Farnont sts nwl -
50 40 Its SC x 81 blk = Long Meadows 4 - los
lis I3O & IJI-HIGHT & co Inc to Marion Z
Bailey $40 stamp 81
lRoscdaIe st bet 18th x 18th SIS ne & Duncan st
bet Eth & 18th sts ne, 9
So s2J5 It. = & S. blk "a Petworth & ST 1859 Il
@-KALBFUS, Sam1 to Elizabeth KaIb
ius SO
t5g5 & 81 Quincy st NV & o@s Q st nw) IS
So 1910 It 52-La FOURCADE, NJ Anna ct Vir
Herbert TO Geo DUyer SO trust 30
"a st bet 18th & 18th sts mel 20
50 S5s It Il blk l3 Mt PI-MACEINTOSH Cora
T. ct yir T Vernon to Arthur g Lewis trading
as Arthur Lewis Syndic'.e $40 stamps 80 cts
trusts Al27O
tG29 Ilth st nWl G.
So 100 1t 81 4 81 4gs 1t blk wOodidge-
MANGAN. Laurence to Wm ] Brewer SO
covenants & IT $3.50 stamp $50
HAL Pl above W III 4 Dakota st bet Carl
ton ave Myrtle st mel a
So G6 Its ]. :. s. 10 & 81 east of 66T Il 9-NOR-
TON. Howard & Edwin HoNiSon trs under
will sam1 HOwisOn to Henry W Csttsl SO
cd st bet & T sts sw 4 9d & L sts sw) .
So zoo It, 6l to G. Indolence-PRN Err. Geo NJ
et ux Mary tO Vim AnArd SO stamp s.
N Of Webster. W uf 18th st nwl -
50 l055 Il 95-PETERS. Chas ct VIZ Rose VI
to Robt ] Fastnaught ct w Catherine joint
tenants SO stamp $50 tr S.Bi.5
tlith bet Z Cap 4 A SITS mel %
So 5S9 It J6-ROTHERY. Annie and Mary z
Belt to Jno II stadtleT 10 stamp 81
lS9 st swl Al
So ss3 n. Its j L "a now II sI7 blk Is UuIr
Pk-SHUGRUE Jno 4 Chas Il Dismer tTs &
Millard T. Dixon to MARY A Richardson $40
stamp $40
C264 Univ Pl nwl a
So 20 II B-STADTLER. Jno II TO Harvey e
Belt ct ux Mary E joint tenants SO stamp 81
- @ st sKJ e.
So les5 Its IS & is blk Trinidad-THAYER, Chas
Wesley to Hattie Thayer SO covenants 4 tr
$500 stamp 81
lcor Neal 4 l2h stS mel 81
So I2S It 9 & pt Il . West woodridEe-YIETH.
Henry ct uH Larinia X to Omar J Nigh SO
covenants
t25th It bet Hamhu 6 Girard SITS pe) 60
81 $50 org Il WARREN, Bates tr BANKRUPTCY
Ino T Nolan tn R0bt Featherst0ns S tr
SeOoo stamp 80 cts
9th 4 II ] ave nNl Is
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ADVENTIST DOCTORS
And NURSES CONVENE
Medical Council Studies Methods for
Strengthening Work Through
out the World.

A medical council TO which hay" been
invited physicians and nurses connected
with Seventh Day Adventist sanitarums
in tn" New England, Middle Atlantic,
Great Lake and Southern States was be-
gun at the Washington Sanitarium in
Takoma Park yesterday and will con-
tinuc today and tomorrow.
Among tho aims OF this council VIII he
tho arranging OF As strong a combination
as possible in uniformity Of methods
and Untiratun of standards in cUnneC-
ton with nurses training schools and
such other measures as will strengthen
the medical work OF the denomination.
l.. a. Hansen. assistant secretary OF
the medical department Of tho general
conference. said tn" medical work is an
important part Of the Advcntists mis-
SIonary operations in every land. We
have seventy sanitJriumS and forty
seven treatment rooms ihruuChout the
world. b." said, and these have been
established Tor tho purpose Of teaching
people knowledge Of h"a.tN-rcstOrinE
and health prcsrIN ing PRINCIPLES. The
workers in these institutions labor both
for tho health Of tn" body and the saw
ing OF the soul.
Tn" following committees have been
appointed to present detiuit" lines or
work during the rcmand"r Of the coun-
Gil.
committee on advcrtising-W. 7. Knox.
"f Washington; J. W White. OF Melrose.
Mass: Dr. !. y Loop. Of Lafayette,
Lpd.: +. 9. Hammond. Of Washington.
v. &. Foreman. of Moline. III
committee on training sch"ols-F. NJ.
Wilcox. Of Washington. DR. W. r Bliss.
"G M"lrose. Mass. Or. W. T. Lindsey.
uf Madison. Wis Dr. =. j. Irwin. Of
Washington. Dr. i. T. MaG.,u. of Nash
Vile
committee on pldns-L. A Hansen. Of
Washington: Dr. n. ". Miller. Of Wash
ugton; !. H. Evans. of Washington: Or.
=. A. Sutherland. of Madison. Tenn;
Dr K. :. lngersoll. OF Orlando. Fla. Or.
L. L. Elliott. OF WASHINGTON. Dr. f. J.
Dtrs. OF Moline. Ill.,
Similar conventions will I've hold for the
workers of sanitariums Iu the Middle
West and on the Pacific Coast. One will
70" held at Iona Linda. cal. while the
other will take place either at College
View. Ncbr.. or Boulder. Colo.
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JUDICIAL INQUIRY TO OPEN.
Probe of Conduct of JudgeshIp VIII
Open Tomorrow.

In accordance with resolution passed
10y the House several days ago, a sub
committee Of the House Judiciary Com
mittee will begin an investigation tOmOr-
row at ParkersDurg. W. Va. into the Of
fCial conduct Of Judge Aston q. Dayton,
Of the Federal court for the district OF
West Virginia The subcommittee will be
headed by Representative McGilliCuddy,
Of Maine. The investigation is the result
Of charges preferred by Representative
Nicely. Of West Virginia.
The investigation Is intended to ascer-
tain whether or not sufficient evidence
can be obtained to warrant Judge Day
tons impeachment. The fight grew out
of coal strike in the West Virginia
fields two years ago. and since that time
the labor organizations have been max
ing efforts TO secure his impeachment.
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hide. I'm through because it units me
for work. And he has never come back.
A G. Fields the old minstrel man, who
is well known through the West and
South. but never comes to New York
professionally. has been persuaded to
attend the banquet to be rendered Jerry
J. Cohan next week.
They tell story that a traveller asked
a cOlored woman in the South the age
of her baby, and she said: 'Lemme see
he was bohn a yeah ago las Al q. Fields
dav"
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Wants Tariff Commission,

The creation of a tariff commission
Of seven members to be appointed
by the President is provided in a
bill introduced in the House yesterday
by Representative Stephens. of Cali
fOrnia. Three of the members are
to be appointed from the New Eng
land, the Middle Atlantic and the
Lake States. two from the South At
lantic and the Gulf States and two
from the IntermOuntain and Pacific
States.
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Rules Jitney Bus Is Hack.

A jitney bus is a hack in the eyes
OF the District Commissioners. Percy
:. WyeTNa. of 3O7 Sixth street north
west, yesterday applied for a license
to operate a jitney bus. and the Com
missioners told him that what he
wanted was a hack license.
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DIED.

GRAHAM-On Wednesday. February 10.
1915, at 30 a m. At his residence 10
street northwest. JAMES $. be-
loved husband Of Gussie Graham,
aged seventy-five years.
Funeral from his late residence on
Saturday February l3. at p. m.
Iuterment at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
L,rlAItls InNifnn
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE WILL.
be received by the QuaTema-ter General Il the
Amy. Washington. - C.. until . O'Clock r. m.
Eastern time. MARCH H. 1915. for furnishing sta
Ii ner. desk. typcwriting. Office and drafting sup
plies and school books for delivery during the
fiscal year 1916. a; drpUts 0f the Quarteru.zsysr
CorH listed in schedule. Schedules furnished uD1n
aII hcatCn - QrarteunHStcr General. l. :. Army.
Washington. D. g. or DeIEt Quar-, ernIster L. :
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THE GREAT WHITE WAY
By B. o. M'INTYRE.

ESPECIAL Correspondent Of The Wa>.instrn Herald
New York. Feb. I"-l PIPER broadway
had a real chance 10 see how men starve
and what sends mon to prison or to
death last week when more than lOo0
starving men came right up from no
where into the pulsing heart Of New
York and stood in the hitnG wind out
SIDE Of the Hotel Knickerbocker to get
something to eat.
James ReEan. the proprietor, who
knows how to get publicity with his phi
lanthropy. has formed a bread line in
the Care-free section Of the city. There
were old men and Young men, there
We're worthy men and some not so wor-
thy. and there were hObOes.
Two in the line had S6.OOO-a-year jobs
SIX months ago. one OF them formerly
lived in a big apartment on Riverside
drive. and still another used to take his
lunches in the hotel where he now seeks
food at the back entrance. The bread
line forms every afternoon at l.
Gus McCunc. who has hranched out as
an honest-to- goodness theatrical man
ager. once permitted a Young man TO
Stage a sketch in theater he was man
aging in Harlem. The playlet didn't do
very well. In fact. it was pretty poor
in every way. The other day McCune
met the author on the RialtO.
Whatever happened to the sketch?"
he asked.
Nothing" replied the author.
That's strange" said McCune. How
did II escape
And the author is wondering just what
was meant.
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw has been driv-
en- from the Hotel Belmont each day to
the Tombs to see her son, Harry X.
Thaw, by one OF the hardened old night
hawk cab drivers who recently turned to
taxi driving. He has seen all phases OF
the seamy side of life, which abounds in
his district.
The other morning he failed to call for
Mrs. Thaw at the hotel and was absent
for the next three days. The hotel start
)cr saw him pass each day, and finally
hailed him. whats the matter with
you?'' he asked. why don't you call for
your fare2"
Il can't do it, he said. II didn't
think there was a tear left I'm my cal
loused old carcass. but to take that poor
old lady down TO the gloomy Tombs eY-
cry day aud see her look Of distress when
she leaves has got under MY tough old
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY
PLANS FOR HOLIDAY
George Washington Birthday Asso-
citation Elects Officers at
Annual Meeting.

Alexandria. Va. Feb. o.-The George
Washington Birthday Association held its
annual meeting tonight in the rooms OF
the chamber OF commerce and elected
officers. 1t was also decided TO place a
wreath on Washingtun's tomb the morn
ing OF February -. There will be no pa
rade this year by the association.
Officers elected We're W. W. Ballenger,
president: r. VI. Graham. first vice presi
dent, Harry Hammond. second vice presi
dent: II. B. Cation. third vice president;
J. William May. fourth vice president;
Harry Kirk, fifth vice president: Car
roll Pierce. treasurer; II. Noel Garner.
secretary: +. J. Paff A. y. Brockett. J.
Y. Williams. j. al. Trimyer. f. r. Down
ham, and O. H. Kirk, former presidents,
advisory committee.
Chairmen OF committees: Harry Ham,
mOnd. finance: Capt +. l.. Slaymaker,
Harrie White press: Kenneth
W. Ogden, fire department; A A Paul.
secret orEaniza tiOns; J. r. Preston. civic
W. II. Luckett. music, T.
l.. Hall. oa-riaEes; Peter Westelaken. en-
tertainmeRt: L. Z. Downham, reception;
Thomas ChaunCey. decorations and II. b.
Kirk, transportation.
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PIANO TUNING.

EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND REP. S! UP
l guarantee perfect. finished work in every case (.
lowest charges consistent with best workman ship: :
drop EOStal l.. LARSEN. 6ii South Carolina ave
g Phone I. le5
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Alva Aerie. No. S7l. Fraternal Order of
Eagles. at a meeting tonight completed
arrangements for the entertainment OF
the Washington Eagles. who will pay a
fraternaI visit to the local Aerie Wednes-
day night. TIE members OF the local or
der will meet the Washington Eagles
at King and Payne streets. and march
in a body as escort TO the visitors to
their home
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY:

WANTED - SUBSCRIBERS
to stock based on frst-class
real estate security that will pay
8 per cent scmi-annually: we'll
managed; rare chance. ROGER
BAKER, 4o5 Southern Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-11

California in 1914 produced 100000 gall
Ions OF wine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART.
me Emaneht coIlGciion mas been
open to the public THE HOURS OF
OPENING are Mondays from l. m.
to ,. m: other week days. from
a. m. to / y. m; Sund avs. from ! 30 to
4:30 p. m. +. Il. Mcguire. Director.
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PERSONALS.

WORKINGMEN! SAVING CASH on
new suits to pay for ton Of coal.
That's what thv SO clear will do. and
here's what YOU buy-a hne. new tailor
made Unrallcd for suit as nice as man
can want 81 to SIS Pays to get wise.
One rrIc.. JTSTM,S OLD STAND. 6lg9 D.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

LANSBURGH & BRO. RE-
quire the services Of several ex-
perienced millinery salesladies. APP
plications received now. Apply be
fore 10 a. m. to s. HART, Mgr.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-11

Councilman II T.. Burke reported to
council last night that both the attorney
general and MIR. Machen thought the
bill providing for civil and police JUS
tiCe for Alexandria. as repealed. was
constitutional and not unconstitutional,
rs was Inadvertently stated.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-11

Japan is exporting flour to the South
Sea islands
The Washington herald., 1915-02-11

Biggest and Best
MUICD,c To get the Iar-rS; rlcaarc
LhALLLN y .o' the hest Iuckwheat that
Self n aiSino money can ]s'v. order MIL
LER'S SeIfRaising BucSwhrAt.
DuCkWneat. Guaranteed strictly Tlsr.
CFAt yoaIr grocer's. No consumers supplied.
B. B. EARNSHAW g BRO.
Wholesalers. IIth and VI SITS. =. 2.
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FOR RENT-FARMS.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
PLANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING. sl5o: WORK GUAR
anteed: 80 years experience in repair
work. T. HOLVERSON. 1922 North Car
olina ave. ne. Lin. 1855.
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WINDOW CLEANING
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

PHONE NJ 7lSs TO HAVE YOUR wINDOws
cleaned. Acme Window Cleaning Co.. vi nv.
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AUCTIONS.

THOS, J. OWEN & SON AuCtiDDcers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES
OF THE DRUG STORE LOCATED AT NJ.
lH5 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE NORTH
EAST, WASHINGTON. d. {.
By Tirtue Of certain deed Of trust, dated January
2. 1872 and at the request Of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees will offer for sas
as a whole at pubic auction, the premises,
SATURDAY, the thfrtesnth day Of February. 1915.
At II O'clocA .. m the goods chAttels, implements.
and other PERSONAL property contained in the drug
store located At No. 1905 North Carolina avsnas
northeast. Washington, d. O.
Terms-Cash.
]. :. BCEEY
EDw BOYD.
fssSt Trustees, No. as Pa. NJ.
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SEWING MACHINES.

ALL DROP-HEAD MA
RzR CHIMES. Domestic. s.; New
H.ftZ ~ Model. s.; White. g; Auto
Ed SRip'SWs Il, g. fs; aS Z s'jRSssd sisls r.iiS2.: 81:
SO. No. DIE W. W. Tailor.
rs. -CHEwNING, 53 Pa. ave. se. L "a
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

Excellent utility stock. 81 for 15. or
81 per hundred. Phone Col. 2S3S. w.
: SHEA. 1872 Morton st NV.
FOR SALE-A TAILOR'S GAS IRON
and Dress boards. 62I Pa. ave.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-11

INFANTILE PARALYSIS
Hardening OF tn. AI:cnes. Lu,OrEutur A;4NIa As'h-
ma. Heart bi-td-e BuEht's m-yasa. PaTak sis. Dis
stfes 81 the -prne stomach. ,tc cured without
medicine -uTHcal procedure. Booklet and rouSII-
IatIun FREE. see BIG AID here Next "Wednesday. s..
PROF. ii. v. ID. PARKER
SUITE, 10 rs BOND BUILDING.
WASHINtiTUN u. &.
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MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS.
MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS.

REESSSSss ESSEsr.D ESSEsssD 90 and up
Cap. Bedding Co. nn 7tA e North ID
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FOR sALE-FURNITURE.

FOR SALE-FURNITURE. NEW AND
slightly used; easy terms. Save money.
Buy at HOPwOOD Sth and K
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

PUBIIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDI
tors; business systematlZing a specially.
THE MACHEN AUDITING co. +34-iSj
southern Bldg, Phone NJ. S592.
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VIOLIN SCHOOL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS WITH
a small mail order business; cegan
with IS. Send for free booklet Tells
how. HEACOCK. 704 LOckporI. N y.
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HAVE YOUR LAWNS DRESSED AND
cared for in every manner at reason
able cost by the SOUTHERN LAWN
DRESSERS. I217 u st. NV.
Evening star., 1915-06-07

FOR SALE-PRETTY LITTLE SHMI-DETACHEn
home in excellent condition. conveniently located
in the best residential section of Petworth.
Has bright rooms, bath. good heating system
and large porches. If you want 4 home In this
deiightfui section you cannot do better than
this ideal house at $4,000
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Phone Main 2345. 71S 18th Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1915-06-07

FOX KEN l-b1
JAMES MORRIS WOOI
2010 p nv, 7r,b.sto.$G5
s15 NJ av NV. 10r.
b, h-w b. ......38.W
2211 N NV, Tor, b.
h-a heat. cd
2121 F nw,9r.b. :. 3d.
124s NJ NV Or, b. .2s.S
FOR COLORE
452 P nv. Sr,b. .27. 80 |
JO6 10Th NV, 6r, %. so |
1898 E nv, 6r,b.21.6
1927 F. NV, 6r,b. 30. 80
1884 z nv, 6r,b. 19. 50 |
435 L nv, Or. b. :. 1900
5l6 10th NV. .6r.w. 90
FOR RENT-FLOYD E.,
1919 Al sw. .11r. .b$31. 90
$50 Nd av ne, ,9r. b.27.5 so
oO6 1917 sw. Or. r.b.21.O
s1s F sw, Or. ami. 10. 80
1918 w't'r sw.6r, ,b1s.0
624 D sw, 6r. b. =. 1880
1905 F sw. 6r-...1S.m
l10G 9Th sw, 6r, b. 1850
1854 ~ sw, Or. 1880
511 9th sw, 8r, b. 1880
1912 S Cap. .6r. .ami15. 90
1928 S Capitol, 6r. 1880
40 o sw. Or, b.. so
1870 Union sw ,5r. 10. 10
727 sth sw, Or. b. 1850
COS 10th sw, Or. b. 1880
1871 K'ny'n, 5r, b. 1880
922 7th sw, Or. 1900
APART.
1oth&va av sw,
LIST door. 50. ..@.W
800 G sw. Sd d. 90
COLO
036 r sw, Or. 90
23h Va av sw. Or, b1s.0
4S5 C sw, 6s.....1b.@
912 9Th sw, 5r...-12.0
COG X sw, Or. $50
<53 sth sw, 6r, b. 20. 90
100 Sd sw, 6r.....10.0
For a more cnmnlefe
Evening star., 1915-06-07
list call at the ONCE.

;soS & CO. .13a5 r NV.
1921 e ne, 4r. b.12.50
1851 Gales ne.5r. 1000
FOR COLORED.
The Erie. Or. b. 1880
223G Clev Nv nv, ,6r15.50
6o8 18th ne. 81. b. 1870
2424 17th nw.4r, b. 1b. 90
1913 8 NV. Or. 90
1921 y Car av, Ar. go
Evening star., 1915-06-07

FOR RET-D.D. THOM'
Apt.1111 VI nw.5. b3s. so
1927 y Cap, Or, b. $50
S12 G ne, 6r, b.. $50
1928 Fl ne. .sto&dw.S so
1929 y Cap. Or. b. $50
1874 G. ne. Or, b. .2.0
202ia 7th sw, 6r, ,b.0.0
i243 Nd av ne. d.. b. 1880
629 L Sc, 6r. ". .13.O
Evening star., 1915-06-07
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, Holding Bankruptcy Cout-ln
the matter of Harry Nelson and Aaron Maissl,
individually and trading az tho Connecticut Fur.
niture and Stove Company: bankrupt.-In bank
ruptcy No. 992-Notice is hereby given that the
above named bankrupts have nled their petition
praying for q discharge from all their debts In
bankrupty. and that their creditors and other
persons In interest are required to enter their
appearance IL opposition. II any % DESIRE IN tho
clerks Office Of seid court, on or before tho 7th
in Bankruptcy,
Evening star., 1915-06-07

)wARD. 72a 10Th NV.
1921 NJ NV. 4r. b, R7.0
40 NY NV, 7r,b. .26.O
425 9th ne, CRIB. .2. so
921 22nd NV. Or. b. 20.50
1905 Mar'n, 7r, b. .20.O
1925 5th ne, 4r. b, a. 20. SO
% TENANTS.
429 l. NV, 5r.w. 1850
211s f NV, 6r. .15.O
$40 22nd nw,6r,w.13. 50
I05 oath nw,5r,w.13.D so
JO4 21st nw.4r.w.16.0
5O31s Goth, 3r, w...9.0
2511 Q NV, Arb. .7.0
DAVIS. 7th & E S. w.
$40 N sv, 6r. r......15.O
Ats n sw, st.dw. .22.0
s26 ~ sw, Or. b. .20.5 so
420 9Th sw, ,er,b. 1880
626 9Th sw, 6r,b. 1880
434 NJ sw, 6r. ...1s.@ 30
AIT 1lth sw, 7r,b.17.O
421 7th sw, 6r, b. 1850
Sl3 7th sw. Or. 1880
26S Ky nv Sc. e.....15.O
II N sc. Orb. .15.m
800 F svr. 6r. 1880
1929 Union sw. .6r. IL. 90
1879 H'nt'n pl sw .7.D
1357h d sw, Or. b. rs. 90
935 Va av sw. .6r.b.2.
s17 ~ gw, 7r,b. 1880
931 F sw. 6r, b. 1850
AfENTS..
439 7th sw, % d,
Ar. b............1b.O0
1112 Az sw, d 2. .14.J0
RED.
1o4 Al NV, or....17.D
43s 81 NV. M. 1890
800 l. syv, 5r.....10.30
Regina Apt. ~ 4
l. 5w...........14.0
2oo N sw, 3r.. $50
Evening star., 1915-06-07

SEALED PROPOSALS, N TRHLIOATn, Will
be received by the Quartermaster General Of
pm, eastern time, June 9. 1915, for furnishing
canvas duck, etc. for delivery during the fiscal
listed in schedule. Schedules furnished on appli-
cation to the Quartermaster General. 2. s. Army,
Washington, d. c.. or by the Depot QuartermaS-
ter. o. g. A., Washington. D. O.
my11, IL, Ia, ,14,je7,s
Evening star., 1915-06-07

OPPOSITE LNCOLN PARK
bath; furnace heat: 1924 y.
identifying necessary VIII
tenant; rent. 5000. Apply
st, NV,
Evening star., 1915-06-07

FOR SAIE-ExCELENT LITTLE HOME On
Connecticut ave. beyond Cleveland Park. Has
bright rooms, large reception hall and bath:
electric lights and large porches This is s,,s
unsurpassed section at a ridiculousy low price.
Only $1,000.
Phone Main "3i5 tlS l4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1915-06-07

FOR sALECLOsE TO 18th AND COLUMBIA
road ideal location and convenient to cars. A
substantially built brick dwelling OF 10 rooms
and bath verything Is in frst-class condi-
tion inclu( the hot-water heating plant Is
a sacrifice ~ $3.50
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Phone Main .345. 7l3 14th st. NV.
FOR SAlE-ATTRACTIvE LITTLE HOME OF
s rooms and bath. situated near North Capitol
and SITS. Well built and In good condition.
Worthy OF your inspection. A snap at $3.50
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Phone Main 2345. 713 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1915-06-07

FOR SALE-A HANDSOME HOME. IDEALLY
located on large corner lot in Petworth; SIDE
ward Of % it. making a frontage Of IS feet
. bright. cheerful rooms: spacious tiled bath
tiful home in a beautiful loca tion at reason
able price Only $6bOO
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Phone Main 2345. Il5 l&tn st. Nv
Evening star., 1915-06-07

OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssIoNERS, D. O.,
JUNE 1. 1e16.-SEALED PROPOSALS Will be
received at this ONCE, Room 500, District Build.
ing, until 2 O'Clock PM. June 10. 1915, for
the construction Of Section Of Anacostia Main
ing the construction Of about 1000 linear feet
Of trunk sewer. IT in.x5 It. Forms Of
proposals, specifications and necessary informa-
tion may be obtained from tho Chief Clerk En-.
gineer Department Room 427, District Building.
Washington. D. g. OLIVER 2. NEWMAN,
LOUIS BROWNLOW. CHARLES W. KUTZ,
Commissioners. D. C. je1 1-6t. exSu
Evening star., 1915-06-07

In the District. northwest; large yard;
porches;. fruit trees: grape vines; less than
square from electric cars; 20 minutes to 14th
and N. Y. ave-; bargain.
C. G. LACEY. 1401 Foxan road NV.
OR 10 14th st. NV.