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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-08
SWEET CLOVER FOR PASTURE
Experiments at Iowa Station Show II
Is Not as Valuable as Alfalfa
Better Than Red Variety.

Several years experimenting at the
Iowa station indicates that, while
sweet clover has much the same value
for hogs as red clover, it is not SO
valuable as alfalfa pasture. When
sown early in the spring, sweet clover
furnishes a fair quality of pasture
the first season.
In fact, Iowa results indicate that
1t is slightly superior to red clover.
The second season, however. the sweet
clover tends to become woody, even
though a hay crop is taken off.
Sweet clover is worth a trial for
hog pasture, but in view Of the pres
emit high price Of seed, and the SUI
periority of alfalfa we generally adj
wise alfalf
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-08
Dissatisfaction.

The words Of the Savior that men
do not live by bread alone" should
cause us to take heed in farming
Bread without meat Is only half living,
less than half with those whose stand
ard Of living calls for fruits and vege-
tables. Let us raise crops to furnish
bread. meat, fruits and vegetables,
then in addition one or more crops
or live stock to bring in cash. This
is what is meant by intelligent diversi-
fication.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-08

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agricultural
Clean, shallow cultivation should be
followed throughout the season. Good
cultivation keeps down the weeds, al
lows the rains to penetrate the soil
ton of moisture. Cultivation should
begin soon after the plants are set and
should be continued whenever weeds
start or a crust forms. The main OBJ
jects of cultivation are to break up
the crust and to prevent the loss OF
moisture from the soil below the sur
face, which is accomplished by form
ing and maintaining blanket Of loose
soil on the surface. Frequent shallow
cultivation will make it unnecessary
to use a sweep to kill weeds and grass,
which is often necessary under the
use in the South. A cultivator which
merely breaks up the surface Of the
ground without disturbing the roots is
to be preferred. In addition to using
the horse cultivator it will be neces-
sary to do some hand hoeing, to keep
down the weeds and to keep the soil
loose between the plants in the row.
Weeds will sometimes have to be
pulled by hand, and they should never
be allowed to become large, because
when large weeds are removed the
strawberry plants will be disturbed.
I@Lf cd L. 80
Mulching is very important opera
ton in connection with strawberry
growing, as it prevents the excessive
loss of moisture, prevents "heaving
out" In regions where freezes occur,
keeps the berries clean, keeps down
weeds, retards growth in cold regions
(thus preventing frost injury, and
adds humus to the soil. The important
objects of mulching In the South are
conserving moisture, protecting the
berries from dirt and keeping down
weeds. Mulched plants are said to
suffer less from spring frosts than
those in the same area not mulched.
Strawberries are not usually cultivated
during the picking season, because
stirring the soil tends to make the
fruit dirty and gritty; but unless the
plants are mulched they are apt to
suffer from drought, which often oc-
ours at this season, causing a serious
reduction in yield. There would not
be as much loss due to drought If the
plants could be kept cultivated during
the picking season, but as cultivation
Is Objectionable, mulching is very
effective substitute.
There are many materials that can
be used for mulching, but their value
depends largely upon their freedom
from weed seeds Wheat, rye, oat
straw, strawy manure from the horse
stable, pine straw and marsh hay are
the materials most commonly used.
All of these are satisfactory when they
can be secured in sufficient quantity
and are free from weed seeds or grain,
Pine straw is the best material to use
so far as ease of application and keep
ing the berries clean are concerned,
but it is not as valuable source Of
humus as the other materials and can
not be secured in all regions.
The mulch should be applied during
the late fall or winter whenever the
soil will not be injured by driving on
1t. A sufficient quantity should be
used to conserve the moisture and to
protect the berries from dirt by keep
ing them off the ground. A mulch two
or three inches thick is adequate for
this purpose. If there Is no mulch
between the rows the soil should be
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-08
Treatment of Rroody Hen.

The broody hen may be nuisance
now to those who are through hatch
ing, but that is no reason why she
should be cuelly treated. Broodiness
is natures provision for rest. Re-
move ell such hens not needed to a
quiet pen by themselves, and they will
soon get rid of the fever. Old hens,
especially if overfat, become ready
victims to the heat. They would be
more valuable now for chicken soup.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-08
crops for the Orchard.

No grain crop should be grown in
the orchard. 1t doesn't pay. Guilt
waited crops may do while the trees
are young and their roots do not need
all the space: but that time is soon
over. and then the trees should reign
supreme.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-08
Remedy for Cabbage Worm.

For the green cabbage worms use
dry paris green busted on the cabbage
when wet, or spray made by mixing
three pounds of paris green with so
gallons of water and adding two or
three pounds of soap. For caulifiower
white hellebore should be used instead
of the paris green.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
9Gmfruf
an bic Scntidbcm 1rnmem
Scr Stnot Mal6imotOm
fir @abcn. ipie

Tmlsm6rmcr, NeibbimOcn fir M.
icrc t%nfcrcn Scntid)cn Sulonten,
bic Oa orNnncn i'm 5cloc Die Gl.
re nnicreS &aterlanOcS ucrtci.
0igcn, nu0, nm &ci6 nnO STUB
81 bcldlii6cn, ibr scbcn cinicbcn.
Ter critic, Der nm iciuc SOlOa.
ten III Orr mGbcnSen NGltr Sadl-
te, mar nnier NrOuprin5 Sci
ncr Sitte nj ole oentihcn Tram.
Ell fOlgtcn bic anOcrn &efeblsha.
Der, - al ibrer Spite General
uum 6inocnbara, scr Meter CIt.
prcnkcus, Otiicn Srbppcm mObl
am mrIltCn inter Dem rniIiidJen
Minter lciocn miiilcn.
SOlltem luir ocntidlcn SlGmem
YmerifaS Oa nid)t aud Die san.
DC regrn?
NntilriIdl 1plicn nnO utiiIen
nllc, bic CO crmOalidlcn :Iamrn,
WelO idifcn, ic mehr ocIto
better Die Ocntidlc y'oi ,dDait
in Walhingtun ruic luohl al d. al
le n%mOercn Ocntid)en GrnImlS
mebmen Snsiclbc in Gmpfai!g,-
abcr OaS Wcfiibl, iclbf tGtie III
icir, iclblt Ole NOt ctlunS liaorrn
on fOnner, 1T OOh ~ ih6n, nm
nit Ncm @cloacbrn nlicin Oie
Sodlc fir abartau nnsnIebrn.
Niir 10 Elm Strif5rnn tanu max.
dc frcic Minnie bclmst %lucroru,
Ole lOnlt totenlpV urrlanfsn MIR,
Sc.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

GeDan geleoeas QerIe9t lporDen IN.
8pr Duden I6on Ionnte beri6tet
neroer. bab ole Giienbdb
gen, Die in Gbarlepi1c 3uIammenluu=
fen, pieber bergeifelt porpen fino IMP
BON bort aus elm ununterbro6ener Be
trieb nit aaea 3eilen Der 5ront f0z
pie nit 9sutI6Iann u~nterbalten pers
ben fam.
Nus Berlin miro gemelbet. bdB Sc
neral BON Billion, Der 6bbIttommanS
bierenbe Der 3peiten DeutI6en Mrmee
In 5rantreicb, anldBltd ,oss @eburtse
taaes peS beutIAen &atierS gum @ez
nerallelDmarYhau bef1roert morben
lit. General BON Ginem, Der 90ait=
tommonbisrsnbe Der orttten 4rmee pHb
friihere 8riegsminilter, lit 3pm @enes
rqIoberft ernannt.
9te Gage I'M 8olen bat burh Die
ginnabme psa &ielce our9 bte per-
einiaten bettfden unb Dfterrei9if6 HRz
garifden Srltppen elm nolfpmmeH an
RafMLEF rh -
beyeS Bib bstommen. Dur9 ibren
3eil, ben 1le 9euEf6en sesen Sparls
aorob porfhieben. bringen biefelben
nitht nur bic im@nli3ien operiereHoen
p%ermaItuneen iplrD f.ss aur gfllnt
maGt, Gcaiigenae Worrdte IN &cnless
penflelIh auf3uitapeln. Die 8eitBer
bon @etgeiSe iinD hermit aufgefors
bert. unmittelbar einen 8eri9t iiber
ibre BeitdfiDe ein5ureiden. poranf Die
8ef9lagnabne gu einem fsiten preis
Folgen ipiro. Gin itaatlihes @ertsi
lungSamt our Reaulierung Oes 9ers
braltAS piro . eingeridtet perbsn,
hur9 treldes bic @erteilun9 na4 Peg
9dbl Der Ginmobner erfolsen pirb.
Die fran3oHfde 9eputiertentammsr
nabm cine @orlogs an, pelhs biz Der
ansgabung poH peiteren Saabamts=
bpnbS in Der 6Dte non elmer Mtiaiaree
6rqnfs uorlieGi. 70 haB npnmebr Die
@siamtemiiiiCn auf breieinbalb Mil
liarnen BranEs bei@rdntt 1T. @Hd
1T bie @eraussabAng turafrifissf
SdaBamtsbonDs Dorgefeben.
Ser &aiIer uno Die 8aiierin seben
csm @Olf nit gutem 8eifpiel poran
unD bdben Nte Soften beg faifariimen
Saus6altes erbeblih perringert. ute
In beuti1en 8ldttern ertldrt min, bat
bic &aiierin ale Standardization her=
bannt. Der 3aifer TIT iein 8rlesaz
brot uno beaniiat fih gum Griihitud
nit elmer Gafe 3affcs obsr Zee. stnem
III unb Brot. Benns CT in Berlin lit,
3ibt es Mittags Guppe uno na4ber
5leifd ooer Semitic, aber ni6t beis
pes auiammen. Die &niierin iibers
lpa6t Die Riit, 'petfGnlid. SUDDEN.
Sdldgiabne Ii. +. IN. gilt es nidt
rnebr, aud ni6t, fpenn bic &inbsr bes
Rronprin3sn gu 8eiu9 ~antpeieno Iinb.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
AnfgAi ias bic arieeSnOtleiOenpen i.
GiprenReH.

Gos Ih0nc 0iiprenBen- 2aWA ii,
id)on ieit Scgims oeS &ricges Arrde
oun gininQ Scr MnIieA groBen @tr-
miiitungcn mo rie 8epGlfernng
ifrqdtidMm @l@aA pyeisgegeben.
R6rien Stdete. ia aallae @&euoen
ina NurA Ole &nlieM serlt0rt nNo mic
oeraebraMnt morccn Gin arober
Cell Der Aep0ltermg marne obood
lbs, aollae Namilien muroen ms TN.
gIiid geitarot, ieIbit @reiie, 6raucn
un6 &inoer mlroen nid)t acidontl
S6neac Siffe lit oringcno uon
&otcnl
Veitrittsaumelhmacn iin0 on ei.
men Scr Serren pom @orltan0 sn fen.
0cli. Ger @eitrug lit iGbrlid $500.
GitpreuBen Gercin, Nem Norf,
3immer 402 @biteboa 8niloinn
II 8atterp 8loce, Hep gorf.
- 49,
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

uno BAT bic 0ii1rung Der rsoplutionds
reI 2rHppen angenommen. mel9e oos
ron Sen 9iquiiten beIeBte glaco an
sreiIen.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
@abrt
NrntralitGt
gOnraa Oes 0erru Or. sart6Olmc.
,Wermamia Glub."

Sltu IcBtcn 6reita9 S(benO belt
SEER n. Nurtbolmc. Der ulIbclcbte
Nertrcttr Der n&0luiiden 3cituno"
i'm ,@criis1aia Club" cinen &ortros
iibcr Die ltnatsrcGtlifc Nnfialiruig
Der Nciltrnlit0t" Elm @ortrog Der
perOicnt h6tte, dis pripatiIlimnH Ill
enaliider Sprafe oemSScrrn Stoats
'cfref0r filr alismdrtige NNgclcacn
6eitclt ". s. @rnan, monaeIs bin
rcidcuOer miiienihaitliHer, afaoemi
ifer N%uSbiI0umg IN Oielen N~egienen
rernm ppIitiearum gehaltcn III lpcr-
ben, mn 10 mebr, olS MIR in ablolnt
on~eutraler@ @eiie iiber NeuttolitiiI
|aeiprnhcit iplnNe,
Ger flare, prGAlante uuo
%sclicinoc Gortrng. Der retbt lebbnit III
tine Octtihc Notwithstanding
|crirmerte ma Qeleieubcit unHgeherr.
idmna res Stpifcs bis aui ole nallc.
iteu Yb0ien DER lesteu @odeur unS
| Ja0e be5eitgtc, mar, mie er cs ucrs
oicute iturf beinht,
Ger Meofer gab eiue Qeiiuitiou
Des Ncgriffes p~9tentrolitat" nnn CT
fl1rtc icilte Nitfbelloun9 alii naS Sc
ben oes Staates inter 3uQrnnnele=
ouilg Der Yilihteu Der NeutrolitGt
pon Gntbaltnng, Grloung uu0 Ger
biituna. gr giitg oaf iepel elH5elncn
@imft 0cleu elm, mas fiir 1ns netl-
trolc 3ano nerboten lei nua Iie6 ca
bel ,lub rola~ manhe%nipielnlg aui
aftucllc Greianiiie Der @eqenmart
olmhfliuacn. 81 ~ltreiite audi Die tSc
ld)id)tc Der p@nttpldfuil1 oeS NcQrif
fcS Der Neutralitlt pall @rotiuS, peul
Nater Oes mo0eracu faatsrpht. alls
qRIaaanl. If muIaep Aaqli. 0cn
Observation-Disclosures BpeiAeItsfanlpht
Ioclt @ieuer AnnareB non 1910 Der
Neutraliiierung per Gdncia mo
@clqiens, bis 8llnl @erliAer &prirug
ppn 1878 nnN Der SaagerAoHpentipn
pom Sabre 1907. Bon belon0erem
SSntcrelie NOR Die beltaneigc 8eriid.
- - - 4sH = - =
iihtiQung Der Observation-Disclosures
tc in iuteruationalen 5ragen. iooal;
ser 8ortrog poaig AMI amerifaniide
Scorer 5ugcihnitten mar. Gie oeiIt.
idlc @eiAidte tfat ablihtlidl in ocll
Sinteraruno Ser 8etrahtung.
Cine filrse Gisfuliipn bclclldtete
nod einige nellere AlifaNnngen. IS
lteatc lih herans, 0aB oas 8ebict
&olfcrrett~ uuS gsel,tralitat~
3aum giebt ai grnBen MeiuMAaspcr
ihicocnbeitcn unn lebtcrNinaA oui
ogbnbnreil mtielten maraliihengebr-
idtci bcrllbt, Nie allch benz @eAner
ocn Shein oes aedies .leiNer nift
pcria9en.
Ger @nriiBenAe NeS Clubs 6aHftc
Dem Neoner iilF Die belebrenoM Nus
i%iihrungcil. Gem @erulania Glib
mnB man eratltlieFen all Der Fqgca
5atigfeit, Die or I'M Sinne nou Nilf.
fldrlng unN 66rheluag edter Sbeale
mic Idlon friiher, 10 heionocrS in Die
fem Minter entialtet. Ils @0ite oes
Clubs marcn II. a. ~anmeieno Ser
@cbcinlrat Gr. Appel, Der troB
leincs MIR 5eitmeiligcn NufentbalteS
ihon gang Der lluirigc genoroen III
i~errer Die ScrreN Dr. @. Ro
ocnsmeia; d. q. areniort alls Sat
tiupre, WtaIar Aartmanrt Il. 3. ".
mo 0r 8. 90. @mien. r Gin outer
sSm6iB UNI eil gates @las Bier Der.
einiate am aAllB a4e in iroblihcr
9anne. 9ini @ieAeriebn 5nm nab
iien Aortraa, Aen Aerr Or. @ramp.
ton balteu MIRO ilber Aie Nirflmacr
oeS AricgeS alli Ale Acmli6e Snon-
itric YlncrilaF.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
Merieos Wuren.
@pnnernenr .Wtantprcna mimmt
tatiACn slnteil nu oem aampfe.

Genor Moptoreno, Der @ouDerneur
zines Der n0rOliden Stoaten Msrilos.
bat li@ cen @arrdnaiiten angeihloNen
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
Nnirni Sentider Welebrter uno
Nanltler.

Sn Der G1elid)en 3lmoiGou@ le
ion mir IN Der gtiimemr pom IA. or
tebcr D. ). cinen gilirnf 0clltidjcr
@clcbrtcr mno aiinitler on Die 4uI.
turmoil. Sn oiciem Gniruf erbeben
oielc @eilteSaroBeu- eneraiihcn Gro
tel geaen ule GerIcumounacn, Dir
.gcgen 0eutihlano in Ole 8clt &c
@ltrcut moroen. Inter anocrem bciBr
es oorin: Gs lit nift mabr, Dab mir
frepentlih Ole ReiItroIit1t YeIgiens
nerlebt baben. NodmeisIid) mareu
6ronfreid uno Gnalano 81 ibrer
&erlebunq entihloiien. NadtueiSlidl
mar SclgIen 0amit einpcritan0en.
Sclbltoeriihtiina mare cS Qcipelen
bnen liiht suuorSufommen~ Sic
Icr Aifrnf lit BON @elcbrten mna
aiinitIcrn bohltcn Ranaes untprseid)
net.
VIE tonnten nun loldc @roBeH
iolhe @eltontoritdtcn, cincn oerar
tigenErotelt mtcr5eidnen, mcnn ole
ic gindppciie nid]t pahr m1ren2
Mon nluB beoeufeu, oaB oieie M1n
ncr, oiele @cnien erniter nno tieiiter
@ilienidlaft, nidt iisSeuldtion Dies
tnten, Die cs bier in Amerifu
lcidDt moglih marc, iunoern lid,
oellen mohl bcuuBt mnren. mas ii,
totem. Woqcn nod Miuioneir nlloe
rer SiiNen in Die 0elt binansaeltris
en- lpcrNen,, Die ocut d. c @abr
hcttSltcbc muH ood iieaen,
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

Nni cine NHfraee bei acr Oent-
idIcn SDtid)aft bier, 10 hin ebtl.
SenOunarn fir Biz oeutlden
Srmppen ~ ridltcm, pa Hniere
Shiifc OOdl Hidpt ingscn, luitr-
&c Sdrciberin OielfS an Greel-
lcn5 7ernbnra, / shsrrn Semt.
idlcn AOluminImini i'rr NIB Jest
zen %ertretcr Mieles Ngtem
Nrcn5eS Mis- Garlton, Nsip
yurf, u. ~, uerlricirn. Die.
icr a%ntiuOrtetc i,br lirbenSwlr.
bin nnO UDa0au' mnf bic idDrift-
lidlc mirage, blH ale Eadem
iiir bic OeMtidlen Srmpprn BON
Che German Msb GrOf Delegates
Is &rOaODaD, HOOm 100
Wew 0orf Gitn
IN 0mpfang genommeH Mnb
onrdl tic in Hheriter @cile nadD
orhpeH Htl0lbt nh0 0Ort utrs
teilt wiiroem.
Spfcn in alien @rGfeu.
@nlSwGrmsr, 81 @aidrn ami
NaOrln, mit Der Diertrn Na.
Del redltS Mmh linfs 45-{50
4trasN "a ssA
trieslahfA. X
ldlras EseltS Ann nHf 9A
brett se Or
aaa saiaT saagnea
Aalels 97A er
Z 1saib ae
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

Setraac 5ni 3iifSfOHO iNs gfp9Fhrft Ges1afs aas ass &
OeuSc ~ittiocu nnO %airH psa ass#sacv a~rrs-rf os ssas
nno OicrrcidiiA nugaril6en Afmke aebca sgn gegess.a Nse4
ten Nulsfteren SeS pgcrmau Nmcrirnn 1914 RcGcf GDnb" eeIam-
nslf. Gulde perhen Gniftnaacn ac6en aus Den far OieieM 3wed
ipesieA beunrmtea GnitauaS6Ghcrn. Die 3entrale it: Guno S.
GaSpiph Sdatmeiter, SceunO National Samf, 800 sirbentr ctr.
N.Y.; Sclcpbon Mmn 572.
NaA mirS fGr Oas Senh@e hottie Srcms pm GOniuISAgemt
Sarner, Bureau III Der gSalbiaaUm auam nO SrMit So, griammelt.
Chr Sentiden @aiAinatDns, gebcnft Carer ~6eOrGnaten 9ri-
Der NIB Sduetcrn i'm altcn %nfprlamoc, NIB traat nad1 M6aIid.
feit ener sderHcin iar Scn SilfSionS bel. vG6el lei Der Neuld,
bilfreid NM gut"
Sin Sober 6efc nadl araitcn. Dem SilfsfOnS brisntraaem; iee
udl ic fleine Snmntc miro nit ar6htem Samf entaegem aenDmmem.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
stOfieniscr zines VatripteE.

Sell Dir 1eutihtanh, meme @ieae
@err, orhor' mein hcibea Ileb'M
Sn Dem idredlifIEpn Der &fieaa
SAB oeiu 9olf uiht nnterech'n.
Geutihlanh aiirtc oeine 3enocM
on aler 26n0er YreiS.
Bis Der b6ie arieg mnB enoen
limo Dir mint Der 9orbeerpreis!
81. g.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
Ut. JO6n q. 1ltcGruc6en.
Ser gprDRe aus elmer berbOrras
aenoe Samilie uOn G~rsiebtrM.

Or, Sobn Ssnrb Mc6raden, Der
UOr turssm gum prdfiOentsn BEG sus
fopetts College, @aitOn, pa, erpdbIt
purOs. itammt aug elmer an~geiebsren
JamiIie. ole Mmerita. fdOn mehrsrs
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

berporrogenbe 5duImdpner segsben
bat. YrdiiDcnt McGradsn. Der feit
pielen Sabrea ais grDfsHDr Der pbi>
lO{op9ie an perfhieDsnen qmeritani=
Inen llniperIitdtsn tdtis gerueien fpdr,
bebor er 81 Isincr ietigen SteHung be-
rnfen purbs, 1T elm SObn bes in iDeiz
feften areiien beriibmten unb bo4gee
adteteH aon3ler emeritIs Senup nit
den Me@radeH, Der riot MIR ais Or
d dlg @nri ftAn
sinsa Hohsf senis
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

@roub Smperial Sec, obnc
3lucifel Der bette aller %anlerifa'
niidDen gbampaaner, at laben
iar $t.45 bic TlaidDs bel Gbri-
lina Rambler, 800 7te Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

8eSro 0pmeca's b%criibmtc
ipaniid)e Cherries iinO in 10
Sortcn bei Gbriitinn :famoer al
baben. 900 7tf StraRe.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

eutc Ginae iiir pieI @elo.
CSeringc Ginge iiir wcnia @clo.
aeine Einae fiir fem @clot
Evening star., 1915-02-13

FOR RENT-BY DUvALL & CO.. 722 1lth \ W
32S NV. 16r, h. $50 90 406 11tb ne, 7r b. 20. so
s0s NV. apt 81, ,b40. 90 1924 sth, Or b. 2o.50
bla l1th NV. 6r 1850 1423 Pa see er,b 20 81
900 o NV. 10r.e $3.50 1850 18th ne. 6r..l2.50
FLATS
1926 9th NV. 6r,b. 20, 1a601l Potomac is 30
603 NV I'd a. 1900! 100 11th NV, 1r. b Is. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1925 10th nv. 80 60l 220 Fla NV 6r % 90
S15 Sd NV 7r b. .21. 20 224 Fla av NV or, h 20 90
44s NV. sr. b. $3.50 100 NV, 5r. 1S. 30
1913 4th NV, Or, b.25.50 1913 9th NV, Or 1900
1887 w NV. 6r. b. so 1910 Sd NV. 6r.w..l6.OO
1882 11th NV. 10r. %. Is Clar p uw. 6r 1880
772 H'v'd NV. 6r.6 % sol s1a 9th ne 5r.... IL so
400 me- Or. b.. .21. .O0' 105 II Sc, 5r. 800
STORES
sic 11th nw.... lis o. 1913 eth NV. ..... 30 90
IS! Pa av NV. -. .60.0O 722 l1th nw I'd q. 20. 90
Evening star., 1915-02-13
A. S. CAYWOOD.
80 New York ave. NV. Main TO- Ia

FOR RENT-B. +. SAUL
DWELLINGS !
400 Harm nv. 10rb50. 90 |
102s 9Th NV. Tor. b. i5.C |
1912 r NV. 1Or, b. 40.6O
1919 Ont pl nw.7r.b40.50l
1892 4 NV. 1Or. b.35.5C !
1927 NJ av nw.9r.b?5.5e |
2411 18th nw.1Or. b .35. 30
S14 y J av nw,9r, b.35. 90 |
1912 9th pw.10r. b. 80. so
iii 18th NV. LIT, b. 30. so
l06 Ind av NV. .9r. b. g. 90 !
1919 5th NV, ,sto, 8, BIZ 30 |
312 r NV. Or. b. .26.0
1903 5th NV, Or. b.25.5O
DWELLINGS
eo4 z Cap, Or, b. Sol
637 f Cap. 11r, b. .N.65
s1S z Cap, 7r. b. .2S.00i
2l9 X ne. 6r, b. PESO !
3Os Mass sv ne.6. b. q. 90
1912 11th ne, 6r.b. %. 80
DWELLINGS SOUTHEA
1922 Water sw Or, b1s.1
416 II Sc, 4r. b. 1850
APARTMENTS
POLL 18th nw.6r, 2b. .25 90
oo1 Mass av nw,7. b25. 90
3O3 r NV, 5r, b.. go |
3l5 X NV, 5r, b. 20. 50 |
1854 Willard. 6r, .20.50 J
BUSINESS
1909 II NV. entire
building ....... D, ,W
Stumph bldg, w-st
part ........-..1.@
3G9 7th NV. entire
building ..--..1N.0
1879 7th NV 1890
1918 1th nw......S.W
1908 7th. sto, o,7r,b. 100
201i 14th nw.Sr,b. 1000
926 NJ av, ,sto. Tor. leo. 90
500 18th nv, 1st n.6O.O 90
452 d NV. sto. list 1000
10 II NV, store .5r. .b4J 90
2O1 Mass av nw.7.b45 20
COLORED
1885 T NV, Or, b. 40. 90 |
l207 Cor nw.11r,b. 35. .5Ol
1888 9th NV. .stO, 6. b32.J0
1927 s NV. Sr. b. 1000
1871 9th uw.263 fis3n 90 |
1917 5th NV. Or, b. so
4O2 X NV. Sr, b. ESQ
1926 9Th NV. 7r.b..25.IJ /
50 Fla av nv. .6r.b. 25 SO |
635 y NV, 10r. W. -25.J0i
463 NO av nw.lir.b23. so
612h y NV. Or. l.. ID 80
4l6 LIST NV, 6r. r.b...22.0
iii Sd sw. Or. b. 1850
T39 Ats NV. .r. w-20.50
2I37 Va av nw .6r, ,b20.:i0
a3b l. NV. Sr, W. -l9-SOi
1873 Cnrc'n NV .5r. biz. 20
2OO4 Sth NV, 5r. h. 1880
205 Morgan NV, ,Sr. h1s..0i
1893 9th NV. Ar. .b2h. 1880
1914 Goth NV. 9r.b.1s.50l |
cog 22d NV. Or. b. .1S.5
2135 5th NV. 5r. 1880
100 Harvard. Or. b. 1880
637 y NV. 6r, W. 1850
We have a number of "a
GET OR WEEt
Evening star., 1915-02-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
JNFURNISHED (ContfnueO.

GET OUR FOR RENT LIST
1924 l. st. NV. II rooms and 2 baths. d.. .$75 rs
1923 Calvert, IL rooms and 9 baths. 900. 5000
zoos r. !. ave. NV, 1lr. aud baths. A. so
a35 r. T. ave NV, 11r and bath .. rs so
946 X. I. ave. NV. rooms aud bath. 81. 20
COL ST. NV rooms and bath ....... 30 so
1905 Florida ave-. rooms and hath 27.50
AS Q st. NV. 8 rooms and bath. ...... $50
S33 4th st. ne, rooms and bath....... 22.5O
$40 Morris st. ne. rooms and bath. 20. 80
154s Col. st. NV. iOr. aud t,aths . sa7 20
1902 S st. NV. 10 rooms and ba tn. IS. so
433 St nw rooms and hath. 81 80
703 Ist at NV 8 rooms and bath... 20 so
1882 5th st. NV. rooms and water 1880
81 Bla gden court NV. Ar and water..... $50
SLYE & WATSON, Inc, 904 14th ST. NV.
Main o743
Evening star., 1915-02-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES,
UNFURNIsHED 1C0ntinuedl.
~" "w 1w1hp p. SCHWARTZ. NC.

1925 P, cir, 4b.: .:s22s.oo) iali L NV. 7r. b.27 so
51s 9Th NV, 15r.b 100 00 2I4 5th se sr. b. .27 so
1852 Col rd lir Sb 90 o0I 20 ne. 11r. b.: 20 80
i7a4 NV. 1sr.s g 81 17o Bryant. sr. b. @
sssa SssSS s sss ssstoa on si 6
1889 18th. Or, b.. 81 sol s17 ne, Or. b. 90
1917 Col I'd. LOT $3.50 26oe sher av. er. % SO
iCSo l,th o 90 sSo Cd Sc. sr. b. 2S 90
1850 Col rd. ,2b so oOI 9O18 Otis me- 7rb so
1895 l av ior.e 5000 ao5 H ne. 1or. b. q. 50
2541 18th nv. Or. b.4550l 4sOs 41st NV 10 80
2s11 18th NV Tor b. 43.5 so 2O:; se 6r b.. 2O50
600 Sd NV. 11r. b.. ass 42s 7th Sc. 6r. b. 30
is6i 1 nv. TO- YorS iog 1911 s9s ss NV
ei39 18th NV. Or b.3I.yO 626 23d 6r. b. 20 so
20l4 10Th uw.sr.b $500 1909 NV. 13r- 1000
1881 1st nw, Or. h.37 so 822 18th 6r h. 1850
116 18th NV. orb .35 so 613 L Sc. Or. 80
2l0s Il NV. sr. b. $3.50 Riverdale. Md, Or bis 90
1875 w'rd nv. 10r.ss5 so 2e Myrtle ne. Orb. 1s so
18Th & se g. ioss as Potomac ow
81 I ne. 11r. b.. 30.6o 10 NV. 5r. Is. 30
22 NV Or, b. .305Ol SIS 9th .-..... 1900
81 Nv ST. y SO 80 80 3s4o 2s NV, NV 20
zs < NV. II. b.so 50 5lo esd nw(key 5oslis.s9
1901 E nc. sr. b. TO Kenilworth. b g Zoo
13I I'd .-...-.2I sol 304 18th Ii 90
-'4' FOR coLoREDs Be TENANTS. : '-i.''
1861 T NV. Tor. b. 90, 1I10 4th NV. .1i-.o
1lO2 D. Tor. b. so 514 sc 'aptl. II SO
8S7 Mo av. Tor. b. 1000 Ills y av .16.5o
40 ne i1r. b. .2s.5Ol 80 C NV. 5r.-. 1871
1ds 5s1S sss,vn ssh ., : = 20 ai 8"
1915 L NV NV. 80 aos7 Vermont av $50
1873 10th 22. 5O 1859 Potomac, sr. IS 81
13a 4th NV. Or. b. .22.5O 22l0 9Th NV. Or. 30
az ssa Fl Elm NV 1925 1925 En-; ne
1O2 Sd NV. 11r. b..2O. 90 1929 West ct nw.10.a0
1o4 Sd nv. 11r, b. 0.O0 314 21st NV. 4r- 0oO
Al Mass NV. 7r. 1s.;.9i
APARTMENTS AND BUSINESS PROPERTY
Evening star., 1915-02-13

AT MOST REASONABLE RENTALS
SELECT TENANTS ONLY
LOOK AT THESE HANDSOME APARTMNNTA
THEN SEE Us FOR PRICES
PAPERED AND PAINTED THROUGHOGT.
soa nd f. r sAok shSSr ReSs eSSss AA6 HSH
3rd FL BACK, : ROOMS AND B. go. $3.50
THE MISSISSIPPI
WELL u5TsEkARt1SG 5EEn ARsETNFfT FITS! soGsE-
sS&pSS SEf4shEP Is 500 AZ siPSs; ss',~s
,SSoS GOOD JxSTT3R SERVICE; -, ,,,,~
pnfRiRIY HocATEDDWAsHINGToS HGIa
Rent 5000 PER MONTE. %s6pxc
THE TULANE
4109 18th ST. NV.
Rooms hSp Th saTH - ;.so-os
LARGE PORCH; ALL OUTSIDE
ROOMS-BUILDiNG DETACHED
ON ALL SIDES.
Nr , IL
-1s0S 18th STREET
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
OVERLOOKING LETTER RESIDENCE.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. $50.
Evening star., 1915-02-13

IS l NV, Or. 80
%S S NV, Sr- 81. 80
43 1ith NV. or. %. 80
1921 $ NV. Sr. %. 20
Isl Lamont NV. .6r20. 30
627 Newton nw.7r1s.OO
80 Oakdale nw.6r16.5O
134 l. NV, 6r. 1900
$40 22d NV, Or. 1850
445 Washington. 5r13. 80
1919 Rosedale ne5r12.50
1852 Bladensb' g5r. II. 90.
@7 Golden sw. Ar 900
4hi V NV. 3r. . 800
60 Gordon NV or. $50
1903 Hwison sw3r 500
APART.
1o1 Q NV. or. .25. so
2321 n NV. 5r. .15. so
1905 n Capt ne. .5r25.5o'