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The Washington times., 1915-10-27
TELLING WHOLESOME TRUTHS

To Mr.. A. S. Worthington are due
in apeculiar measure the thanks Of
the people of Washington for the
striking picture which he drew be-
fore the Congressional fiscal COM
mittee yesterday, Of the Washing
ton that was but is not; the Wash
ington of the olden days when there
was no sewerage system, when the
streets were unpaved, when dust
clouds made travel on them horror
or else mud made their bottoms
drop out. That was the Washing
ton which had already been named,
in derision, q "city of magnificent
distances" the Washington that
spread over a wide section Of will
derness that it had not the resources
to subdue; the Washington of blue
printed avenues and ambitious scope,
without people to develop it; the
Washington that was the horror Of
foreign diplomats, the by-word Of
minor capitals in remote parts Of
the world, the discouragement Of
Americans possessing vision. Mr..
Worthington recalled the day Of the
town pump that should have been
called in long before, but that sur
vived long beyond the time when its
relation to disease was understood; !;
the day of rattle-trap horse cars
with straw on the floors as preven-
tive of chilblains among the passen-
gers; the Washington, in brief, Of a
day that must not be forgot, that
Congress must not be allowed to
forget if this city's recent march to-
ward it's rightful destiny is to con-
tinue uninterrupted.
That was a Washington that tried
to be self-supporting country
town and at the same time Ma
tional Capital. 1t could not attract
population because it had nothing to
offer. 1t was much the same sort
of Washington as we should have
here if the nation should again be
misled into abandoning its concern
for its seat of government.
Members of the Congressional
committee have expressed wonder
ment at the disproof, already made
clear to them, of charges that this
city's property escapes it's fair meas
ure of taxation. They have indulget
astonishment that so much Of un
truth has been purveyed on th'
floors of Congress regarding th'
simple facts of District government
and fiscal affairs. They have mani
festly been moved by realization o
the shallow basis Of justification ol
which calumnies against Washing
ton have been founded by the few
, men who have seen fit to specialize
, in this form Of assault.
Mr.. Worthington's reminder o
the provincial capital that once dis
graced the country, was timely an
effective. Congress doesn't care t.
/ live in that sort Of Capital, and
{ needs a pointed reminder that tina
{ is the setting in which the Govern
) ment of the greatest country live
when the country was not willing t
r do it's share toward providing bet
, ter.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Blind Bows Good Scouts.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. @7,-Philad"l-
rhla has organized the first trron OF
blind Roy scouts at the Pennsylvanlt
Institute for the Tlind The sigh'l'ss
youths mastered the manual of arms
and other military tscticA.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27

Before declarinc war upon Mexico
Brownsville should contemplate the
advantages Of an alliance with the
United States.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
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OF letters In The Times Mail Bag aoss
Of the opinions of the writer. The NAL
BAG 10 an open forum. where the gu.
Gems OF washington can argue most
questions.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
AmuSements.

National-"Around tie World" Sis n. m,
BeIasvo-''His Majesty Banker Rean." s,H
r. +. Keith 's-Naudevile, 2!l5 and SIS D. M
Ioli's-"N iidhrs, .:l5 and Sis y. IN.
Loew's Columbia-PhotoplaNs !. to II D. m
Gayety-Burlesqae 2:lj and sis y. m.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27

If Senator Works has his way all
Washington will secure out of the
"50-50" plan will be the hyphen.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27

Friday afternoon at 4:So o'clock at the
New National TheAter the tntSaal CON-
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Says Police Were Not Accused BY
Mid-Cjty Citizens,

Washington, Oct. q.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
columbia [ Jniver
sity Professor.
Says Skull Of
Pithlo canthropus
Ereetus = Dis
covered in Java
6ho VS. Garden
Of Eden " as on
hat Island

The Garden Of Eden was in the
Island 81 Java. There man first
shssap 70 reason and from there his
descAndants spread to the rest Of
the sweEld. The first man may have
had q tail and he may not have
had one. The possession Of a tall
would not aeprive him Of the power
Of treasoping and the absence OF a
tail had nothing to do with his ,in-
teIlisenee. =
The foregoing = in substance the
ReAef Of scientists who have .eS-
plored the earth In quest Of the
!. lnissing link. + Up referring 70 the
paisstng link the popular mind
sumps to the eopelysipn that tho
missing link TOMS man to the non-
key. But the scientists Of today
DO net belieYe the ape or the mon
key Is an ancestor Of man, True
the fnarkey y formed somewhat
< Ike y man; hut that does not make
him an ancestor. We speak of ,ne
dog ana the wolf being cousins. It
4 pnssihle the dog descended from
n Wnlf II - more likely they are
only relatives, the experts say.
Man y elassed by biologists as q
prin1ate. A monkey b put In the.
same class. They are relatives Just
~ man 10 a relative of ~ other
animals, only the monkey - ciassed
~ q 1ittle nearer IN the relation
ship. ss 4 =,
The missing linls between man
and his Ape-like ancestors has been
ldentifed In tbs Fithocanthropus
arectus. Whose skull found III lava
B showed III the characteristics In
termediate sbstwekil man and ape,
AererAtn6 to .IalnAs II Aicer6gor.
asspsiat6 prof sscr Dc zopiagy 1T Coo
1hinbih sIjntg er1lty. y Rynfesser Nc.
cnegor ptesented q sertess Of ;resto-
ratious OF skulls and reprpd ctlons
- the appearance Of primitive
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24

The slot machines for collecting
fares In the trolley cars have had
their share o. critieism. but It IS
likely that few passengers havs
misunderstood their purpose as one
old lady did q few days ago. on,
entering the cal. she handed the
conductor q quarter. for which he
promptly returned I'VE nickeis,
which the old lady complacently
put into her pocketboojS thinking
he had given her the change after
taking out the fare. Then the con-
dudtor's trouble began. He asked
her for her fare, but she refused
to pay 1t, insisting ttat she had al.
ready done so. He patiently point
ed the machine ana Explained that
she was 10 drop 1 nickel into Il.
She could not yet understaid the
new method Of collecting fares. but
as he persisted in pointing 70 the
glass receptable and aSiiing for her
nickel she Ct lat drew put her
pnrse and reIuct " dep psited two
cehtsl rherel = she said. Will, an
air o. dnality. That's every cent
I'm going to give Ana she
march led To; her seal az the rear ef
the car, under the Impression that
she had been fcf ced !, SaIeslihst her
Will, to copty ihnte To the Belsfap
suMerers, or tol some mtlaI cause.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24

men recently at q meeting Of the
Geological Society Of America.
Henry ~. osbotn, also of Colum-
bia delivered an address, on the nii-
grafton Of human types during the
old Stone Age IN Europe, and traced
several distinct species cf man,
which he said had disap peared ut
terly from the earth, " + .;s
That the earth u about 100. 900.
600 years old Is one Of the dedic-
lions Of George Becker of the
United States Geological Survey.
Radical activity, he said, As CON
fined to q relatively thin zone In the
upper crust of the earth.
Charles d. Walcott, secretary OF
the Smithsonian Institution at
Washing ton, demonstrated that
. huge beds of limestone We're the
work Of microscopic plants known
as Algae, which, he said. solved u
mystery that has long been a source
Of argpnlent among biologists.
Iron ore DEPOSITS in New Found
land are now known to Sbe the re-
suit i,of plant activity, according to
Prot. Gilbert Van Ingen Of Prince
ton University.
Arthur Coleman, Toronto,
Canada, was elected president OF
the geological society and d. o.
Ulrict. WASHINGTON, was chosen
president Of the palecntoicgicai
society. i y
PECULIAR MEN FOUND
IN EAST INDIES
rI,l,a ~, ~ n :. Z, q III ~, "a, :, -.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24

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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24

the wonders Of the country. They
are well acquainted with the natives
and the matt ives like them. VI
But there are portions OF the
interior where even the traders
have not vetitured.
Little rs known of what lies ebe-
yond the mountains In the far
away UNEMPLOYED places. And this
region Of mystery engages the hor-
rified speculation of the natives Of
the coastal regions as well as the
interest OF the white inhab itants Of
the territory. ~ 2
It Us recorded bysa Dutch ntagis-
trate that there Is declared to be a
Village iof people with tails. A ma
tive Informed the admi1ist ation OF
the territory, rs the administrator
relates. that there is at any rate q
race of tailed men beyond the
mount aims" &,
~ know said he, that tailed
men live beyond the mountains
= How do YOU ..;nowy,', the admin
istrator inquired.
4 ate one 2 was the natives suf-
ficiept reilly, e
Another native, according to the
administrator. protested AZ that he
was perfectly wolf aware Of the ex-
istence and place OF habitation OF
these tailed mon. Taken in his
garden, said he. he had been car
4 ried captive to the very village of
tailed men; and he had lived there
for many weeks. apd had aea uaint-
ed himself with the customS OF the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24

rows ana confined To- the dept tbs of
the jungle or Inaccessible and re-s
mote hills. ~
Commerson. during his stay In
Madagascar states that he saw q
pygmy belonging to d race called
sQuismosse,s or ISismosse' that
then lived In the high mountainous
districts. He saw one woman who
had arms 50 long that, without
bending, the hand could touch the
kneecap. She was bronze. colored
and not so dark as the other natives.
and feet INCHES in height. Her;
hair was short and woolly. She was
well proportioned Otherwise. and
was usually laughing. Z "
The tribe to which she belonged
kept cattle and lived In the high
er mountain Businesses. They were
brave and independent, keeping on
their enemies by spears, and arrows,
with which they were extremely ex-'
pert.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24

piccie Ian who wore 8 crown so
for luna te ana s1 revereei, resigned
~ 20 to NE ~ u ptiS
9 vAte iifes ana some time IL tlis
necessity Of pp6lic 4 ifaits sadif3pk
that he should e4ssufne his
charge ne mad 5 arissse i a ttossI
who came 70 court HIM 70 ID; lou
would not ofker,', said ~. 70 per-
suade me 10 this had YOU, ssesi the
tine order o. the trees + have plant
fed N my orchafd and The fair
'oslons ssrr r''''''' - ''''v sa,dsi- Z
Evening star., 1915-05-12
HARRY wARDMAN,

UNrURNISHED HOUSES.
s.. 900. Mass av near 20th) S42 80 1882 nw.10r
e1i5 1928 NV, 22r, ,4b $3.50 3731 Jocelyn 81. b
$l5O 1O1s vt av. 17r,3b 1880. 1925 Ontario Or, b
tl1o l1os vt av. 11r, sb $40 7b.1419 10th nw.9,b
sss 1852 ne col rd iirsb sa7 SO. 40 newton ar.
So 1882 22d NV 12r, ,3b $37. so 1904 lint, 9r b
S75 1862 Harvard 1zr 2h SS5 Is. .210 G NV, Tor r,b
SIS ...225s Cath, 1Or.2 s33 90 2447 18th nw.9.b
f75. 1859 P nv. lar. 2b Ssa 80. 1880 Wirrd. sr.b
SOS s73s Kanawha 12s t35 30 1749 18th nv.ar.p
s6o5o. 1924 17th NV, sa2, 50. 1925 Perry. sr.b
SEQ f70S NV l1r, ,2b $40. 80. 1914 Fla av, 6r b
$50 1929 Cai-ert, ,1lr.2t $27.5 .14S U ne, Or. b
s6O 1905 Kenyon. .12r, % s27 90 1925 Sum ne b
sec. 1892 newton, o.. b s27. so SOB Quincy 6r b
$50. 1851 2 nv. o.. 3o S27 sc: 1885 Summit, ,8b
S65 1926 Goth NV. Ii. .2b s27. .26 Randolph. 6r.b
$55. .2946 Newark. Or. b s28 .176 ne. Or. b
$50 80. 1881 NV. .2b S23 .424 Shepherd. 6r.b
s5o50. 1888 Newton. so 50. 71s Col rd Or. b
5000 1853 uvd X So 1925 eaa srb
81 80 2ols 18th. 1o.. , s2o 80 81 Ase. 6r. b
ss'7o lol5 nv.srs sIop 81 Il BIB stn 81" Or
1881 P. a, NV. ..ase.lS stSAEa' ~ 1900
1905 NV .125.oo 1922 14th nv. =. "a. 90
bo2 11th nw.....: :l2s;oo. l4I5 ne. stadw 27 so
Northumberland. n. Fl. ave. & ST., IT., b. 1000
wardman Courts, 18th and Clifton. or.. b.. 500
Roydon. 1919 r st. NV, rooms and bath. 65 90
Roydon 1919 NV, rooms and bath. 80. so 90
LenoI, 1923 l. at. NV. rooms and bath. 4760
Watdman Courts. 14th and Clifton, Clifton, A. ,. - %
Dnauesne 1859 newton st. NV. sr;. b.. $500
Ma ansfied. 1870 NJ st. NV, 3r. and bath. 81 so
14Os l4th st NV, rooms and bath...... 80
Isabella. 1888 Newton, rooms and bath. 2s SO
Duquesne. 1889 Newton st. NV. Ar. b-... $50
Bryn Mawr. 1916 I st. nv. Ar. and bath. 24.5o
Bryn Mawr, 1916 Z NV. 3r. and bath" " :.5 225o
Roydon 1919 4 st. NV. 1r. and bath ..... ?2 80
2Z24 18th W. 2nd H.. rooms ana b4th ~ ~
Duauesne. 14ss newton. room and bath. 1880
HARRY WARDMAN.
l43O n W.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
OR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WESCOTT.

FOR RENT-b1 EDW A
1907 P
1907 18th. 1or, b. ami45.W Wl
31O7 N. 11r. b. 40. 80
9o6 23d. Tor, b. ami. 1888
214s F.. Or. b. ami.35. so
2e2n n. Tor. h. ami.32.15
2317 Pa av. Or. b. .3O.S
500 ed. Sr.b.h-wh. 80. so
1888 u. 7r. b, lat 2S. so
2134 Eye. Orb. lat.26.5o
1908 Path. Or, b. .25 80
21OS Eye, 10r.h. .lat25. so
S1S r ne. sr. b.lat. q. 30
1919 18th, 5r, b. ..22.50
3024 Camb'ge. Orb. 20. so
800 18th ne. Orb, lat20. sol
1921 3oth7r. w.g.l .lat1s. MI
2315 Eye, 6r. ". 1870
2440 K. 5r. W. -. 800
1924 G sw,7r,w,lat15.0 80
652 F. Sc. 5r, ". 1881
1889 32d. Or, ". -13. .00i
2310 Eye. 7r. W. 1880
APARTMENTS.
The Charlotte, 2120 P,
Apt o. 5r. b, heat.32.5
The Carlisle. 1918 N.
$3.50 to $40. 80.
221S Pa av. .3h. 5r. h25. so
170s 3D.. 1st f.5r. b. .20.@
2301 II. 4r, b. heat,
$3.50 to $2l. 80.
1712 Sd. If. Or, b. 20.50I
The Govan. PIP Pa av.
Apt 2, Ar. b. heat. is. so
STORES.
1000 Goth, 1r, w.g. %. 80
1872 31st. 1r. g. 20. 90
1927 9th. 1r, W. &. 16. so
For complete list
Evening star., 1915-05-12

|. ave.
1918 NJ. 2r. W, $3.50
2043n L. store 3rb. 25. 90
COLORED FLATS.
sol 23d. 2h. Or, b. .1S. so
2219 E. 5r. b. b.....1S. so
COLORED.
11ss 10th. Or. b.so.eo
1912 Wallach Or. b. 27. so
922 24th. sr, b. .25. so
2003 K. 7r. b. lat. q. 30
1919 17th. Or, b. .2.0
1918 10Th. 7r. b. %. so
71S 2oth. 7r, W.. .1S. so
1899 Goth. Or. W. 1880
2117 81. 7r, ". .1S. so
6o6 Acker, Or. b. 1880
114s 23d. 4r.w. sta. 80
1902 23d. 5r. ". is. so
938 Path, Or, w...15.0
734 22d. br,w, lat. 1880
1S0s12 NJ, 5r. W. 1850
113S 23d. br, ". ..15.50
1705 Seaton. 6r.w.15.D
ia 24th. Or. w.. .14.50
SO cath. Or. ". .14.50
1912 2sth. Or, ". .14.0
2435 Eye, Or, ". 1850
2Z22 Va av. 5r. .13. so
500 oath. sr, W. .15.5o
337 2fth. Or. W.. $50
9O4 27th. Or, ". ...12-D
2429 F, Or. w-...12. so
s24 oath, 5r, ". ..12. so
212S P, Ar. WIZ. 90
2434 Ga av. Or, ". II. so
914 27th. Or. ". .11.b0
2017 N Y av. 5r, ,w.11.50
2417 F. 4r, ". .10.S0
phone Main 1898.
Evening star., 1915-05-12

FOR RENT-B. r. SAL
Phone. DWELLINGS y
1909 9Th NV. .10r.b 80
1905 9Th NV. Or. .2b. A. so
1912 R nv. Tor, b. 1890
1876 L NV. .sto. 7r, b. 1000
92O y NV. 1Or. $3.50
1927 NJ av nw.9r.b3
go Sth NV. .12r, b. 1850
1908 9th NV, w,10r,b $3.50
S25 5th nv. Sr, b.3o.0
1878 list NV. 7r,b. 1880
I'LL 18th nw.l2r. b. 30. so
DWELLINGS
6s7 z Cap. 11r. b. 10. is
1859 V ne. 6r. b. 1850
219 r ne, Or. b. ...3 80
81 o ne. 6r. b. 50
HEATED al
1893 Park road. 2r. and
42O 2nd st. NV. I room
No. IL. the Lafayette. s
APARTMENTS
439 X NV, 11r.b. 40. 90
coil 18th nv .8r. 2b25 90
2O1 Mass av w,7,b25.W 90
500 18th nv, 2fi. $500
315 r NV. 5r, b. .20.30
1854 Willard. 6r. .b20.0
BUSINESS
S,umph bldg. west ~
part ........--.1,S 800
309 Tth NV, entire
building ...... .14O. 90
1899 7th nw.....13.W
1918 7th NV. .Wi
6l4 La av nw....10.W
2011 14th NV. .Sr, 1000
SOB 18th NV. 1st d.60.0 90
100 Goth nv, store
and fiat ......- 5000
49, d NV. .sto. 1st 5000
SIS r l av. store. 45. 90
10 Fl nv, store. .5r. b -. 90
2Ol Mass av NV. 7.b4S.0O !
COLoRND
1907 Cor NV. .11r. .35. 80 \
1898 9th NV. .sto. 6, b32 so
500 y J av nw,7r. b30. 90
1871 9th nw. .2&S ns3O. 90 !
1914 9th NV. 8r.b. %. 80
315 No av NV. 10. b23. so
1902 4th NV, 6r, b. 25.50
50 Fla av NV, ,6r, b. 3- so
l63 Mo av nw,11r, b23.aO
4O6 X NV, Or. b.. ~ so
637 L nv, 7r, b. ..22.0
1921 V NV. 6r, b. 80
1909 5th nw.6r.w.2 90 |
T39 4tn NV. !r. w.@. 50
2137 Va av nw.6h.2 80
511 \ NV. 7r. W. 1850 |
614 X NV. Or, w..1s.50 |
637 y NV, Or, ". 1880
2l15 W'd pl NV. 4, blS.0
215 X nv, 7r,w. rs 50
40s l. NV, 7r, ". 1850
1888 9th NV. Ar, ,oh- 1880 |
~ I'd ne, Or. ". ...11.50 |
1914 Both NV. Or, ,b16.aO
2sO9 o nv. 5r. W. 1900
2O2O 10th NV, 4r,w15.50
22O5 9Th NV, Ar, b. 1880
1247 Walter sc, bis. 80
2426 F NV, 4r,b.--i5.5o
We have a number of ga
Evening star., 1915-05-12

L CO.. s34 n. 7. AVE.
ORTHWEST. Main 27l.
GIG NJ NV. 7r. b. 80. 90
1928 LIST NV, 6r, b. .27.5O
1101 9Th NV. Or. b. $3.50
sO4 K'yon NV. Or. b2s so
80 Fla av nv. .7r, b. Is so
702 Quincy. Sr. b. 25.5O
1868 Sth NV, 6r. b. %. so
500 I'd NV. Or. b. .2O.50
6 Q nv, 6r, W. w....1S.5O
2225 NY av nw.5r, ,b14.50
NORTHEAST.
1923 / ne, Or. b. ..17.5O
lis 18th ne, 6r. b..16.50
SO Myrtle ne, 7r.b.16. 90
'ARTMENTS.
If. and b.S1S.O0 4 SAC. 90
J and bath. $50. 90
rooms and bath. .$27. so
AND FLATS.
1920 Fla av nw,4,b20 90
1915 7th NV. Br. b. 20. 90
4Ol P NV, Or, b. -.1a.5O
1923 7th. Ar. b. ..1b.O 90
1263 Morse ne,5r,b14,5O
11l4 eth NV, 3r, w.S.50
PROPERTY.
i36 l. NV, sto. 7r, b. 40. 90
439 E NV, sto, 3r. 10. 90
1888 9th, sto. Or. b. 80. 30
Woodhurn, 7r. b. 1000
1904 LIST NV. 20. 90
2030 Georgia av. .25. 90
3O4 Pa av, store. 20. so
1899 7th NV. so
1104 Goth NV. so
22O2 Ga av. 20. 90
14O4 Park I'd, sto. 1850
1924 9th NV, store 13. 90
I2S Col road. -. .12.O0
20S4 Ga av......11.Oo
TENANTS.
2003 sth nv, 7r.w.16.5o
a24 W NV. 6r. 1900
221a Water, Or, W,l6. 90
214S sth, Or, w...14.5O
2247 Cleveland av NV,
6r. " .......... rs. 90
31S Ky av Sc. 4r.b14.OO
433 Wash st, ,4r.w.13.OO
412 Wash NV, Or. .13. 90
22& Sth. Sr, w...12.50
S2S W NV. Ar. w.12.5O
1925 Wylie ne. e.5r, ,w11.50
1921 H ne, Or, w.1O.5O
"a Goat nv. Ar. w.10.00
110S Goat al, Ar, w.9.bO
20l2 Ga av NV. 3r. $50
213O y Y av nw,4.w wo. so
1907 Clicks al, 4r..9.OO
623 Slever's ct,4,w.s.oo
3 Goat alley, 4r.w..S.50
2253 9th NV. 4 rear
rooms =. $50
615 Freeman's alley,
Ar, " 800
119 Congress ne. 4r,
W .-......... .S.W
1870 Marion ct. 4r.7.W
And cheaper properties.
ra0ea 4 stables for renf
Evening star., 1915-05-12

RI av. 1sr. S baths
& stable. year 5000
Mass av near I'D.
lar. 4 baths. 4, 600
Wyoming av. 1sr. ?
baths. year 3. OO
Mass av. 2Or.5b.yr.3.Wo
r / av. lar. 3b. yr. 500
n n av. 14r.3b. yr.2. 400
S st near 21st NV.
14r, 3b, year. ...l.o 500
21s2 Fla av. 1lr. 2
baths. year. 200
1712 y. 10r.b. year 500
1900 T.. oOr.l 3h. .20J
1900 T nv, 12r. 2b,
garage 10
141O Mass av NV. IFS
cc236 Mass. 1+r. 3b. .
1876 18th NV. 12r.2b ie5
1914 10Th. 12r. 2b. .10
1880 10Th NV. l3r. 3b. rs
401 G NV. lge sto.
1st floor. 12r. 2b. .113
Is Kirk st. Chevy
Chase. 12r. 3h. .1o5
1918 B'mnnt. 12r, %. 100
174S T, 12r, 3b. 100
SE cor ODD & Pa av.
22r. Oh 100
o126 R NV. lar. 2t. 100
1923 + I v.13r. Oh. 5000
2a30 Q. Tor. %. ga
rage ........... .S 90
1919 18th NV. .12r. 2hs5 90
1922 n nv. 15r. Oh. s.. %
1909 s NV. Tor. .Sb. so. 90
1908 NJ NV. Jar, Oh. 1850
1872 18th. 10r. Oh. 1890
1927 Phelps. Tor .3h. 1900
3463 M'c'mh. Tor, 3h75 90
1882 22d. l2r. 2h. rs. 90
1929 K NV. 11r. 81. rs. 90
11O1 P NV. 15r. 2h. rs. 90
2133 Kanawha. Or. b. $500
9O6 f Cap. 1Or. .2h CO.,
1928 Calvert, 12r, ,2b. &c. .0f
1904 NJ. 12r. %. 1910
1899 PIX rf, 10r. .2h .55. 10
1862 Kenyon. 12r. .3b.52.50
1920 10th, Or, b. 1880
1887 Calf. Or. b. . so so
1719 a5thnw. 10r. 2h5O .no
1929 Harv'd. .1tr. 2b45. so
1876 18th NV. .9r, b. so. 90
611Md av ne, so. 90
1862 Cor. Or. 2b. .47.5O
2o15 18th. 10r. b. ..47.50
Two-FAMIl
1901 Euclid. Or, b. .2.s0
2211 y. 5r. h. .23. 30
21O9 11th nw,5r. b. .22.50
22 II nv. sr. b....22.5G
1915 y ] av. 5r, b.21.5O
FOR COIIORE
1920 18th NV, 1Or. b42.N so
1902 O NV. 10r. b.32. so
211 T. Tor. b. 80. so
1414 Swami, 8r,b. 81. so
re y NV. fsr. b. 2S.5O
1887 17th. Or. b. $3.50
1877 14th. 2f.1r.b.5.0
1870 5th. sr, b. ..25.O0
aa9 25ta NV. Or, b. ~. so
a15 2S;h. Or. b. .22.S0
1908 + nw,7r.b.. .22.50
Il Hanover pl. Or. b. %. so
1858 kalorama. 8. BIO. 30
1905 NJ. 6r. b. 20. 20
419 A ne. Or. ......1s.M
2411 I NV, Or. b. 1880
400 l4th ne, 6r, b. .1s.50
1926 Va av. Or. 1850
l446 f Sc. 6r. b. .17.50
336 oakdaIe. 4r.h.17.50
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1916 r / av, 10r,b. A. 80
1416 r l av,10r. b. 40 90
1923 Corc'n. Or. b. $500
1925 Ont pl. Or. b. .42.5o
1917 Corc'n. Tor, b.. 1918
1919 10th NV. .9r. b. 40. -
1868 18th w,9r, b. 40. so
1865 l1th, 10r. ~. 1850
1882 29th. Or. b. 900
1900 Mozart. Sr. 1000
Percy ST s. Brook
vile I'd, 1Or, b. .40.5o
S512 10th. 11r. h. 40. ~
65 H NV. Or. b, ,sto 81. 80
Z439 18th. yr. b. 81 %
1912 Newt nw.2r. b21 20
1882 W'rd. sr. b. .35 so
.11S II NV. Sr. b. $50
1870 WDl'd.Sr 2h. {. 35. 80
lT2s Will'd.Sr. 2b. I. 33. 50
1927 n ] av. Or, b.35.50
e31 X av. Tor. b. 3. 5"
800 l. NV. 8r, b.. .S. 90
1902 o, Tor, b. $3.50
626 A ne.9r.h.... 81 30
1876 Newton, 6r. b.30.5o
"a U NV. 6r. b. :. 80. so
3117 11th. 6r, b.. 5000
1875 9Th. Sr. b.. 1880
400 9th ne, 7r. b. .3O.50
2Ol Mass nw,7, 5,stoS0. 50
III 18th, 1or. b. $3.50
400 9th ne. 7r. b. $3.50
1417 H ne, sto&5r. .N.5
$40 R I av, 7r. b.H-0
1905 Fla av nw.6, ,bT.0
1873 Mass Sc. or. b. .25.JO
2aO9 Ga av, 6r, b.25.50
636 9th ne, Sr, b. .3. 80
1918 9Th NV, Sr. b. .3.5O
2437 X NV, Sr, b.22.60
q l. ne. Or, b. -. .22.b0
1889 10th nw.Sr.b.22 so
Mt Rainier. sr. .22.0
1912 9Th nw.Sr, b. .21 so
$50 11th ne, Or. b. .21 so
1211 d sw, 6r, b. .21 90
1858 Ia av. Ar. b. 20.50
1898 K Sc. Or. b. 1850
T69 Fairm't, 5r. b. II. 90
1o4 14th ne, 6r. b. 1880
1921 Morse ne, Or, b16.5u
aO9 Sth ne, Or. b. .15. 80
II 9Th ne, Or. -. 1850
$40 Florence e,6.b14.O
l133 y ] av Sc, Or. 1880
1887 & Sc. 6r. 30
" FLATS.
2503 Pa av. 4r. b.D.0
l21 Thomas NV, n, bic. 80
1927 n nw.b b. 1850
626 22d. I'd d, Ar. b. 16. so
1885, f ne. 4r,b. .14.0
D TENANTS.
20 Defrees. 6r, b. .16.60
146 Irving, Ar, b. 1850
1876 L nv. 5r. w...16.@
123 L. 5r, w......16.50
2227 9th NV. Or. 1880
PAT D NV. 6r. 1910
1897 X sc, 6r. ...12.0
l13S Govt ct. Ar. .1O.5O
Foundry alley. 4r.10.50
1927 Sth NV, br. 1000
loOS I'd se,5r. $50
634 G'don st ne, ,4r $50
832 G'n ct ne, 4r,w $50
l27 n Sc, Or. $50
1902 1st Sc. 6r- 900
Gil Freeman's ct. $50
2 North row. Ar. $50
Rear 125 l. NV. 4r. $50
Gla Freeman's ct. $50
RI 437h Wash. 4r.5.0
IT LIST AT OFFICE.
7 for rent. A complete
nts.
}, 1420-22 d 1t. NV.
THOSE NEW HOUSES
h St; 8 rooms, 2 aths;
,ity; porches; rent, S55.
124l New York sve-
Evening star., 1915-05-12

CORNER, 1850 11th ST. NV; rooms and
BATH with garage. $40 house, only $35 fur
mace heat; property in splendid condition
II. H. BERGMAN q CO.. es1 st. NV.