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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
1EnESEt'S OVERS WAX
VIGOROUS IN PROTEST
srftfsh Captures OF ships Under tmcr'
team Registry II TO Re Strong'y
Contested.
QUESTION ONE HAVING TO Do
WITH FORMER OWNERSHIP
British Assert Ships Were Propcrfs al
German Stockholders and VIII Not
Recogn1 Transfer TO L. =. Registry
AS Valid

Washington. Nov Vigorous
protest was lodged today at the stat
Department against the action Of the
British crew which seized the Amer
can stea fnship Genesee and carried
aer into s. Lucia, British " est
indies. with a prize crew on ssard.
The protest was ir the form OF a
elegran from f. G. Wagner. OF New
Fork. president Of the American
Transatlantic Steamship Company.
Which owns the Genesee
The same company owns the stea M
ship Hooking. recently sized by a
British man Of war. and carried to
Halifax. where she now i. nited
states Consul Livingstone, at barb4-
does. today cahied tine department
confirming the capture Of the Genesee
which he reported was taken while
IN route from Norfolk, Va. to Monte
sideo, with "A cargo of coal The dig
position Of the state Department IS
o permit both the Hooking and Gene
ses cases to be disposed OF in the
British prize courts
The question with regard TO both
spears to involve one of good faith
o American registry. Unofficially II
stated that the British government
e prepared TO show that the Krupps
and other German capitalists were in
crested In the cofpanies from which
he ships were purchased by the
American Transatlantic Tteamship
Company The Hooking was form
erly under British registry, and the
tennessee. though at one time unGer
ireeg registry, was sold 10 the Fin
and steamship Company. Of Copen-
hagen.
Await Anaconda Reports.
The State Department is still await
ng more definite proofs concerning
he submarine attack on the Italian
liner Acona In which American lives
we're lost.
Today a report was received kom
United States Ambassador Page at
Rome. enclosing an affidavit signed
gy the captain of the steamer La
France, which had been attacked Just
previously to the attack on the An
.ona Although the commander of
he La France insisted that il was a
German submarine which attacked
alta ard stated that a moving picture
nan on the deck of his ship had
aiken d picture of the submarine. he
admitted that the submarine carried
10 flag He added that soon after
he attack on his ship. he heard TWEEN
weight shots fired at a distance of
dix miles, and for that reason as
sumed that the same submarine waa
he one which attacked the Aneona.
The State Department Is inclined to
egard the anidavit as being not en-
tiled to much consideration by way
IF evidence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
MAY COMPEL MEDICAL
CARE FOR PUPILS

New York. Nov. 22.-The authority
of the Board of Education to compel
parents to send their children to
school In as good physical condition
as possible, is sustained by the Chill
drens Court of Brooklyn In the first
decision of the kind in this State.
The parents of pupil were ordered
hy the court to have the boys dis
eased tonsils removed. They had
ignored frequent complaints from the
teachers that the boy was incapable
OF making progress in his education
unless his tonsils were treated They
promised to obey the courts order.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
TIE FOR WESTERN TITLE.
Both Illinois and Minnesota Undefeat.
ed In Conference Games.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-The Western col
legiate conference football season
ended yesterday with the champion
ship honors divided by Illinois and
Minnesota Both Gophers and Him
remained undefeated. and both down.
ed their strongest rivals. Wisconsin
and Chicago. In their own game they
played TO tie Minnesota crush
ed the Badgers yesterday by 20 to 3
against Illinois II to 3 against them.
Illinois defeated Chicago 10 to O, az
compared to the Gophers' 20 to vic
tory over the Maroons. These COM
paratjYe scores give the Minnesotans
small advs stage. Again the Iilini,
with a weak team In the field. were
held 10 4 tie by Ohio State early IN
the season, while Minnesota has a
clear record OF victories except for a
draw ut JTrtana.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23

philsdtlpI7ia. No- 2e-Tosenh r
wtener rec..ves she bulk nf the
state ~ his father. rs tate Peter
4. r. Widener. anoer the terms -
nc will. which vas admitted 20 pro
ate today The value 81 thc estate
estimated Al between $50, 600 $50
and so 600 0oA
Mr.. wldener authorized mis- son 20
present MS fire art collection e. the
eitv Of New York Washington or
'hi'adeiph'a. II the works are given
O phlladelphia a gallery, prcpertV W.
lowed, is 20 te erected oar ~ the
unds of the estate. tnnane the gens
n The collection are Bernhrandt's tn
Jnl. for which Mr. Wl6eneI paid
$500 eco
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
WOMAN OFFERS CHILD
IN PAYMENT FOR FtNEs

summit I'LL Pa. Nov. 22- When
ar Collector Zerbv vert N the home
= ar alien worua' who Nonducts n
BOARDING house ia this village and
sked her 10 pav ne .aEes tho woman
old him she ha no money. and pro
.osed that ne take ono Of Ter nuner-
,os children ia payment. Zerhv. Who
ias five ehiidre0 q his own, declined
ne Offer.
The wornan's husband Wa reren,iy
discharged fror5 an insane asvium
nd as all her hoarders had left The
1ouse she was without none 70 pay
1er fAxks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23

-----
spent TO visit North Richmond Ter
race and acauaint yourself with the
home and its beautiful surroundings,
The YiA3 Viii convince the most
skeptical Of me value and appro-
priateness az this splendid prize X
is being built by X N. Anderson &
Co. and the reputation of this re-
liza bic firm Is evidence Of its being we'll
built and OF the latest design. The
specifications call for It's being modern
in every particular. and IL will be the
last word in home building. The
Miller Manufacturing Company II
furnishing the materials for this
home as I does for most buildings
where quality counts.
Send in your name today and prove
TO youraelf and to your friends that
YOU can win a s. 600 home. DO II
today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
DARTMOUTH PRESIDENT
RESIGNS; TAKES Old JOB

Hanover. n II, Nov. Z2.-Dr.
Ernest z Nichols has resigned from
ne presidency Of Dartmouth College,
ma his resignation has been reluctant
accepted by the trrlFtees 70 take
fleet June so next
President Nichols Will return 70 the
york IN which ne had won distinction
nefore assuming the presidency OF
dartmouth namely. research. IN ply
.iczI Ecierce q chair IN which subject
aas beer rendered 20 him ". Vale
+riyersits'.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
FOOTBALL STAR
SUED BY FTANCEE

Chicago. Nov 22.---Alleging breach
of prominse, Miss Helen VanNess. Of
Wooster. Ohio fled notice today of a
suit for $4,000 damages against
Louis a. Merillat, formerly a football
star at West Point Mr.. Merillat was
married recently.
Miss vanNess' lawyers say she be-
came ENGAGED to Mr. Neriliat August
/. 1913, at social affair at West
Point She alleges that he broke the
engagement June / 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
War Sufferers Aided.

Cambridge Mass. Nov. 22.-Be-
tween the halves of the Harvard
Yale football game Saturday s1i,-
42o39 was collected for war suffer
ers The money will aid the work
of the American ambulance corps OF
France, the Harvard surgical unit,
and the Polish relief committee. One
contributor pinned to IS bin note
reading:
'For the allies. May the Lord
smite We IL the Germans get this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23

Continued From First Page.)
kins, Of Peoria. III. and George Chad
wick johnson.
Four others are believed to have
been cremated.
According TO oE-icial reports TO the
Central OF Georgia Railroad In this
city the disaster occurred on straight
stretch of track, the trains running
thirty miles on hour. The crew of the
passenger train had orders to wait
10 Muscogee until the special show
train arrived. Instead. however, il
proceeded until the head-on crash oe-
CURED.
Con I. Kennedy, proprietor of the
show, stated late tonight that 1t would
be Impossible to give the death list
until tomorrow. He said that it would
reach twenty-four, he believed and
possibly more.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
gsROTrSeCp MOORE TGoaS az
WORK MT<'S COMPENSATION

TIE third Of series ~ raeUltv lee
tires tn which .ne u@hAte Is cNr8'a llv
rvit~S viii he esver .tsss ~ ~"~eon
II o'elo~k IN tf~e ptNhrHar@ Co'teve
,iAitc-iwrs wsen rrofes*~r = f8st n
Moore Hiil feature ~ THE HISTORY
ra -heorv q the Workrsars Com
s~r~afien Law"
Professor Maa~e Is pleasing
speak-r snd Is thorough master OF
g 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.--Joaauin Ber
nardo Calvo, ex-minister from Costa
Rice. ard former dean OF the diplo-
matte corps was found dead in bed
here this morning. Death was due 20
heart disease He was nftytwo years
old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
THE WEATHER

Virginia and North Carolina Fair
Tuesday and "Wednesday light north
~ aortAeaat winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
TWENTY KILLED

Continued From First Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
MURPHY HOTEL

MI Ik( DIV n7TEs1 JOHN MURPHY, PToPFietor
AVA0ANA "A AN 1A PLAAN.)
The old Richmond
we'll business Richmond Capto Square
Private and Public Dining Rooms and
ROOMS
Ladies Richmond md the
Anse A1stfapn features DISNEY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23

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Evening star., 1915-05-15

FOR RENr-BN Dtt Va
32S C NV. l6r. h. $50. %
- Grant pl. 12r. b. $3.50
sos II nv. rpt .dr. b 100
$ Eye NV. Or. b. .30.50
100 1th Ne, 6r. %. 20 80
FL
30 llth NV. 81, b.. .2222.5t
COI.OREp
i61 Mo av NV, IA, b30.a0
SIS Sd NV. 7r. b. 81 80
1925 10Th NV. .Ir. b. a.5n
1873 4th NV. Sr. b. - H'
1922 ith NV. Or. y. -. o
1872 llth nw.l0r. ~ 30
1907 Columbia. Or. h % so
100 Il ne. 6r. b. .2l. On
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED-CoptInued
FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL. ,INCD.
1t2o22 II st. NV
UNFtRNISUEp HDI-SES

lNf l Ni>tl
RI nv. I6r. 3 baths
4 stable. year IS, SEQ
Mass av near I'D.
lar. 4 baths. :. 4, 900
Wyoming AZ. lsr. ,
baths. year p. 900
Mass av. 2or.5b,y yr.3.ooH
Il ] av. lar. 3h. YRS $40
\ II nv. 14r.3b. VIZ. 400
) 81 near 2lst nv.
1+r. 3b. year. 800
"I12 Fla av. lir, =
baths, wear. 20-l
I7f2 y. Ior. b. year 100
100 H. 10. So enl
1909 T NV. i2-, p. u.
garage ....... t-s
1il0 Mass Nv NV .i25
.a,1,:,'G Mass. i4r. 30. s
1856 l7th NV. i2r.2b l21
1874 10Th. 12r. 3b. .lr5
i63a tath nv. .t3r.3h rs
iuI g NV, |Se sto.
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Chase. IT,. 81. -
1910 :. 1lr. 81. 100
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1Ita 1St', rw lar.-,-H 70
10. y -" i,r
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'2ts = pn lar. .ch.-7E %
1872 i@G lpr.2.. 100
ls2I ri7> l0r.2b - go
"tf3 N'ms s,iar.3h.s no
l'3e 22d. l2r. 81. rs 40
1929 X r~-. lrr.2h. TO
l!0l y n',. lsr. 2h 7s.pr
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1S..5 18Th. l2r. .2b. %. 20
3o6 r Cap. lo- -. 20. d
1923 Calvert IT, .fpll
1904 ". 12r, ~. - -
1879 f't ri. tn- -, - IL
1862 Kenyon. - .sb. 80. so
1920 lGth, @r. u. so. 80
1877 Calf. N. d. 20 So
l7l9 35ti;pw. 'or. 2haa b.
1920 liarv'd.lpr. ob45. 30
1888 iIih E,s.9r. t.~y 70
Sind av ne.l3r. b. 50 .Oo
1852 Cor, Or. Oh. Al. so
H.. ......# TWo-Fs,!I'
17o1 Euclid, 6r, . .25 30
2ol1 y. Or. h. $50
2lo9 llth nw.ar.h. -. so
- II NV. 3r. b. - 5C
1915 y ] av. sr b 2l 50
#.. - FOR CoBORF
1seo 18th nw.lur. .hi2 50
l5l1 t"rc'n. 1or.h. 10. -
1902 o NV. l0r. $3.50
3l1 T. l0r. b. 80. so
lil4 Swami, 6r. %. u. 30
20 y NV. 6r. b. 22S..D
1897 1Tth. ar. h. .25.5o
1897 l4th. IF, 1r. h.S.5o
1880 9Th, ST. b....2l 90
$50 25fs NV. Or. b. .23.5o
ai5 25ta. Or. b.. .22.SO
1908 K nw.7r.h.. .2o.50
il Hanover pl. Or. n. %. so
1873 kalorana. 8. .h20. 50
l1a2 1888 Seaton.
br. b .....o 10 So
IGos NJ. 81. 20. 0
+l3 4 ne. fr. 1880
24l1 l NV. 81. b. 1880
400 14th ne. 6r.b. 1880
1925 Va nv. Or. 1850
1916 r So. 6r. b. .II.5o
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All classes Of propert
list OF desirable apartm,
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i & co. 30 rlth \ w
lt23 Pa av SO, ,6r. b. 2o.:3.55
3aS J. NV. Sr. b. 2o.tn
52S Tenn av re 6, bis 20
lla i5ih lie. 5r. l. -
l4S Heck Sc. 6r.t. .r6. %
rs.
1854 Poiouna Sc. 10. 80
TENANTS
o.2,4 Fla av nv .6r. l.2O.ro
100 J.. 'in ~ is .3
G29 !. NV. Or. ...IS.oe
i6 g NV. -;r. W. 30
1910 81 nW. Ut. ". - T."
11fa 81 NV. Bib 30
1910 1.tli NV. list III 100
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L CO.. 934 n. 7. AVE.
ORTHWEST. Main 271.
SIG NJ NV. 7r. b. 5000
1928 ,1st NV. Or, b. 81 80
1901 9th NV. or, b. %. 80
5O4 Kyon NV. .6r. b25. so
80 Fla av NV. w.7r.b. 25. 80
702 Quincy. sr. b. 2I.D
301S WIDER NV C. .b2o.'o
1913 Sth NV. % 30
S06 I'd NV. Or, b. 20.aC,
6 Q NV. 6r. Is. 80
222o NY av nw.5r. .h1i so
NORTHEAST.
50 o ne, Or. b....22.5O b
1923 | ne. Or. h...16.;ya
lis 18th ne. 6r. b. 1850
'ARTMENTS.
'r. and b. $500 4 $40. 90
; and bath. $50. 90
rooms and bath. $3.50
AND FLATS. ......
1920 Fla av nw.4.b20. GO
4o1 p NV. 5r, b. 10. 30
l42S 7th. 4r. b. ..15.OO
43oia 18th ne. n.4r,b.14.5o
Ills G ne. Ar. b. IA. 90
1i14 18th nv. 3r, .S.55
PROPERTY.
436 l. NV. .sto. h. 40. 90
4s9 X NV. sto. 3r. 40. na
1908 9th NV. .sto. q. .h33.51
1888 9th. sto. 6r.b. ~. d
Woodburn, Tr. h. 30. 90
1904 LIST NV. 30. 10
2030 Georgia av. .25.0p
3O4 Pa av, store. .22.5o
1899 7th Dw. .22.50
1104 Goth NV. % 50
106 l. NV. store. 20. nu
SSuS Tia av. ~. 20
14o4 Park I'd. sto. 1880
l34 9th NV, store l3. 90
72S Col road. .l2.OO
TENANTS.
zoos Sth NV. 7r,w.15.3O
924 " NV. CIV. 1900
2219 Water. Gr. WIZ. on
PAS sth. 5r. W. .I4.5O
22i7 Cleveland av NV.
Or. W .l5.O
433 Wash st. Ar. W. 13 Oh
T2 Wash NV, ,6r.w IL. 90
2265 sth. 5r. W. .12.5i
S2S w NV, 4r. w.l2so
1927 Wylie ne. .5r.wIf.5J
1s21 II lie. 5r. w.10.5u
> 3ie ne. Ar. W. loco
81 t,oat NV. 4r. w.IH.M
1l0S Goat al. ir. W. q. So
20f2 Ga av NV. 3r. .9.au
2la0 \ Y nv NV. va. 81
1905 Clicks al. 4r..g.0O
f23 Siever's ct. .4.w.S 10
3 Goat alley. 4r. w. s. -
22253 9th nw, 4 rear
rooms .-.-.. 8 30
l3 Fenton ct nw.4.wS. 60
80 Frecman's alley.
@r. " ..... :. .El
ll09 Congress ne, Ar.
" - IN
I3o Marion ct. ir. .et
And ch-ap'.r properties.
RACES h stables for rent.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
732 lhth ST Nv

FOR REST-B. F. SAL
Phone. DWELLINGS y
1909 9Th NV, Tor. .b$i2.50
1908 9Th NV. Or. 2h. $3.50
1912 II NV, 1Or. b.40.60
436 l. NV. .sto. .7r.b. 40 on
S16 l. NV, 11r. b. sc. 20
920 n NV. 10:. 1.35.5D
1927 NJ av nw,9r. b35. so
922 Sth nw,12r. b. $3.50
1905 9th NV, l0r, b 81. 30
s25 9Th nv, Sr. b.3O.50
1915 1st NV, 7r.b. 30.50
I'LL 18th NV. 12r. b. 30. so
DWELLINGS
637 r Cap. 11r. b. 40. 80
169 v ne. 6r. b. $3.50
219 r ne. Or. b. ...25 80
HEATED AL
1893 Park road. 2r. and
420 2nd ST. NV. Z room
No. IL. the Lafayette. s
APARTMENT:
439 K NV. 1lr,b. 1000
adI1 18th nw. Or, 2b25 ~
2O1 Mass av NV. ,bo5. 90
5O3 18th NV. "a. 300
315 X NV. 5r, b. 20. 80
1854 willard. Or, ,b2o.50
BUSINESS
Stnmph bldg, west .
part .......-.-.1 Il $50
800 9TH NV, entire
building ...... .140. 90
1888 7th NV. .123. 90
1918 7th NV. 80. $500
614 La av nv. 1000
coll 14th NV. .sr, 20. 90
SOB 18th nv. 1st $4,000
100 Goth nw, store
and fat 1870. 30. 90
452 d NV, sto, 1st fl50.T
81S II l av, store. ~ 90
10 II w.store ,5r, ,bi3.UO
201 Mass av NV. Z .hi3.OO
COLORED
1907 Cor nw.ilr.h 3o.5u
1898 9th NV. sto. 6. b3nn. 50
b0n y L ay WIT. b30 90
1a4l 9th nw. .2&3 $4,000
3l5 Mo av NV. 10, ,b2a.oo
1902 4th NV. Or. b. 21.o0
80 Fla av NV. .ir, b. 70 90
4G3 Mo av nw,llr,b ,b25. 20
4O6 X NV, CIR, b.. q. 80
637 l. nw, 7r. b. %. 30
1909 eth NV, Or, .2l 90
139 Atm NV. 7r. w.20. 50
2l37 Va av NV ,8.b.20.30
81 y NV. ar. W. .1a..N0
AL X NV. 1r, 1890
GA X nv. Or. ". .lS.oi,
637 y NV. 6r. ". 1850
211J W'd pl NV. 4. .biS.5 80
215 X NV. 7r.w. ..1S.a0
40S l. NV, 1r, W. .1s.50
1898 9th NV. Ar. .b2f1. 1880
10 I'd ne. 6r. W.. .l1.50
1914 Both NV. 9r.b1G..tO
1:G1 9th NV. t;r. W .16. 80
2s09 q NV. 5r. W. 16.G
2u20 10th NV, Ar. wl5.50
22o5 Sth NV. sr. b. 80
124I Walter So. 4 .hl5 20
.326 r NV. Ar, ID. Ia 80
We have = number OF 8:
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col5 18Th. Tor. h $50
ltis RIar. 1or,h. 30
i+ls Rlav,lor. b. $3.50
lf23 Corc'n. Or. h. 40. "
ls.a nnt pi. 6r. b. t2.aC
1917 t'nrc'n. Tor. p. ~. -
1919 3nth nv .9r. II. +'..H
:i3's: lsth nv .9r. d, 1850
saa5 liia, Tor. 10 80
1872 .ath. 9f. h ..%l,W
2.,10 Mozart. Sr.b. 40. "
Perry = & Brook
Vile a. my, b. .i0.Ja
3al- r'. ctr. h. - ~
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15ea.2, W'!ard. sr."S.35.ap
nos u NV. s., b. Rs 80
l13p WiiVd.sr. ID. ( IS. 90
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80 Il Hv, .p', :. .. -
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SilI ilif. ,ir. ;,..-s
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80 Gtli ne. 1r Il @.Sa
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1908 fla as #w,o,hs7,s 50
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-..l ia Az. 6r. b..S.iu
G.:G o.. ne. sr, u 80
az, /. ne. Tor. b. -. ~
1918 18th NV. ST j.. -. -
Si3. IL nw, Sr, u. - ~
- !. H., Ur. 49,. - D
1864 29th rw.Sr.n.22e. 20
~; Isa:nier. 81. d. -
Gan lIth ne. Or. h.2l 80
2:.f3 IA av, 4r. b. 2o.ao
1876 X 50. g., b. 49,,
II 9Th ne. Or. -. .lS.o1
100 Fairm't. 5r. b. 1870
loI Iith ne. Or, b. 1850
i.al Morse ne.S- i3lh Il
6l7 9th ne, Or. 1880
6ag Florence ne, g. 6.o1i.m
1i33 y J av Sc. Or. $50
1877 K Sc. 6r. .n.N
" FLATS.
o503 Ia av. Ar. h.. 30
l2l Thomas uw.ar.bl6.D
2327 \ nw.5r. b. 1850
626 22d. I'd II. ar. .b.16.50
1881 E ne. Arb. IA. so
D TENANTS.
~ Myrtle ne. 6r,b.iI.ao
- Deirees. dr, b. .l6.o 80
1i6 Irving. Ar, b. .16.5o
i25 l. NV. 5r. ". ..lS. so
l23 L. 5r, w.-....lS. 30
2227 9th NV. 5r. 1880
2f47 ID NV. Or. :. .12. so
1927 X Sc. Or. 1880
Il3S Govt CT. Ar. lose
Foundry alley Ar. r.i0.sc
2327 Sth NV. Or. 1890
1908 ID Sc, ,5r. :. $50
634 G'don st ne. Ar $50
632 G'n ct ne, 4r.w $50
1877 n Sc. 6r. ...... $50
1902 lst Sc. 6-. -. 9.0a
Ell Freeman's ct. $50
9 North row. Ar. $50
Rear 125 l. NV. 4r. y 20
615 Freeman's ct. Z SO
RI 437Ha Wash. 4r5.50
1T LIST AT OFFICE.
Y for rent. A complete
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DR. REvr-cAIvoop 4 GARRETT.

FOR EENT-rAINoot 4 GARRETT
1891 Now York NV.
Dos II NV inr.h. ST. 81 i.tI q ne. 3r. h. 80 30
lOi, X NV. Orb. a. a. ISL lith nw. ior. ~. So
Gui II me- tr h.. II. 80 Go2 y i aynw sr. b., 3"
il29 NJ az .r.t'.,p 1881 + NV. Sr 20 90
30., Ny av NV 6r. bose I0a6 r. sw. sr, h. 20 -
.3l 10Th NV. Sr. .05p 1924 q ne. 6r. b. Is s."
GA | nc, 6r. b....lS.50 1873 11t4 NV Or.
1921 lptn nw. .6r.. ~ a' tisS fth ne. Or. 1890
li.I L ne Gr. -. so 25l2 Messinure. u. ~
.iIa r nv ur.....,i.1, ~ Fcntop ne. 6r. .1il,i
221l Ciey nv NV 6rf5.:jo .!a ,2d nv. sr. : 4 ~
Ga3 ilt,. ue.. Jr. l3 go 1:.1 18th Or. y. .l2t
!a31 Eniun sw 3r. f.5D ii.l 10th ne. 6r. 800
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
The Newpor; %. 2T.'',l 200? l4th sr.h. 10
2li X nv. Gr. b. e5.5u ::1f = he. :ir. 10. 1000
g)7 nw ir %. - So :,3S 18th ne. ~. IL. L., = ,
6l2 o NV, Ar. b. .2l 30 l:sIG ii ne, Ar. b. 1850
GARAGE
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Wcrklv huIfct In
SWAHTZEl.L. Hiil.l.M * iiENSEI CO..
~ 18th st. INV,

iars N 81. M. l"r.. H.. STEAM
heat lar,. yards. .......-... s6- On
,,-;l |: II NV I.r. :. baths. perfect rep. 80 90
1l2. columbia -. n.H. ~, all med fmi,s. - ~
lNii. l. 81 >W Gr gng,f isls.'i4l ,..... 10 a.
if2~ ,o'r.-4n. -, Al poi. i.l'~. col ::"
~: 4 -. NV. &C. %Birf- ''...---...---. l>"'
lil :. .7t -; u.w hrint Hat. a.g'-i.. ,ol. IL iio
!, g. titH 'TN'N - i:'-'' y y
Ltl: r'-,.' i:u' - if-V El-i :: 81 NV:
: ,,.-.u~: u. j,fd' I5id. -1Hali family tui-
ur,,>I .,,ue.l references: Sl-.1s per mo- Apply
i:oum Is. oxford bldg, l4th and y. Y. ave-.
IL 10 y.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
On RiAkiSroNE ISLAND. LOWER POTOMAC.
:. turn shed. r.slit ."iiaga>. So Per
Zach: ari.sian we'll >ha IL Iavi, ia lHtii.s
ana fond: garden SIP lies u eN"ei."i
meals fro1 rricihor: :; hours FROM Nsstih
~ iH aufnlraie. Address GAG oak"u"i
terrace. Col 3:;;::::.
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FLATS.
ns4sl. NIav.5r. b. 80 ss7 9Th s..sr.b. rs.

DELIGHTFUL SEBURBAN HOME-CONyEN-
lent to several lines: rooms and bath:
hot-water heat: hardwood trim: elegantly I'm
ished throughout; of the most select Sec
tions in the District. Rent only $50 Oh
SELECT LOCATION OF WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS: spacious and attractive home: ele-
CANT condition: l.. rooms and bath. 700,
IN AN ATTRACTIVE SECTION OF NORTH
WEST: fine home. conta lining 10 rooms and
bath: splendid condition. bargain at 80
DESIRABLE SECTION OF PETWORTH:
comfortable home. seven rooms and bath: hot
heat; porches front and rear: large
yard. Rent ....... r..,,.--... 80
" l.. SANSBTRY COMPANY. Inc.
.n1 l:;tb ST NV Main ..s,4-S
TO ,OLORED- -DESIHABI.E T0NE. q ROOMS
and bath. good locati"n and convcnieni To car
in. Fine condition: comparatively new.
=. 81 e = q e . . q
y l.. SANSBURY COMPANY. inr..
.2i l::th t. NV. Main 1904 y.
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FOR EENr-BY l.. ] y
1225 5;h n'r. Gr. Ii. ~ -
Ii T. NV. 6r. b...o. 20
4,a 1. NV. 6r. b. 300
1ul5 y J av nv. T. .h9n.uo
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ILLS. sos 9Th ST. NV.
GAG A"ker ne, 6r,h.li.'M
" Myrtle ne .6r.b.l1.Jo
l.lS Niasa NV 6.wI3. %
I0I Ith sw. ir.b i2.o0
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FVIf ItEN -H1

EDWARD T. SCHWARTZ. NC.
~, T. -lr. % $40 y ii NV. n. D. $50
7la ith NV l5r b loo.o0 liae o. ior b.. IS 30
li6a ,'"i rd. ir.'b 500 AZ list Is 50
lI44 T. NV i::r :i,. >:,.:3 l4+1 " w. or b. .S. 6"
1875. Iiarv d. l2r .otu.oO :.G7 = 2b.W'
I.24 Highland a,.Cirse s.. ne. Or. b.. 800
Park Tor. b.. 800 5;sn I'd Sc 6r. H.. %. 90
49,, Park rdiir.. 5000 y. {; ne. .so.So
1917 = nv. l3r, b 49,, sl2 6 Sc s0sy
fi a iiih IN n% NV $50 seS ria rd
AK 18th, i0r. r. 10 50 aa8 sd NV Sr b. IS So
2i39 18th NV. 9r,t.3I.5 20 .6la l. -, Or. b. lsSp
3ai Isl NV, Or -: Z 80 81 Sc sr ;. T.. !"
~. w'Id nv. .1Or. ...:O 30 {: nw .l6.Sa
n ne. l1r, b.. 30.Ga :6 M.,i!e ne. Sr.b ~ 50
III Slepd NV orb 10 80 iaaa Potomac -. .a.So
/ Iio VI NV. ...... 1880 ll6 X NV. 1880
IS Sss's k:sli, ,s " ss's g
1911 l. nw. IL. b..I - :Ntt 1th ne ....-. l3oo
FoI: CoI;oRED TENANTS.
81. n. AZ. l., .. 30. :. a. F. NV .lG5o
si" 10 icih on nM 81 srS S 1859 rotomac. sr
iia3 sfh NV. $50. %. 20 :2Ia G'a NV. Or. .isar
Az Mo av. -. .2G.Go 426 Jackson 1850
Rear PA q NV. .11.5o 1875 Montello 1880
~ n Sc ,aptl. i..9o "li 2lsi nw. AF--.--s.ec
/ aUR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES,
APARTMENTS AND BUSINESS PROPERTY.
MAILED On REQUEST. PHONE n. 6sl0.
FOR RENT-oN MINTwooD PLACE. JUST
of Columbia rd.: well arranged ten-room
lights: rear porch: house in nrs,-clsss condi-
boss riiELrs. INC. ~ isth st. NV,
Phone Main $40.
NO. 56iY GEORGIA AVENUE.
In Al condition; every room just papered
and painted large rooms and bath; hot
heat: colonial front porch, rent, se5.S1:
Louis c. DIsMER. 1906 1 st. NV.
iao; l. ST. NE-6 LARGE ROOMS. BATH:
shower bath electric light: h.-w. b.; front
porch ee:lar large yard: all latest improve
uIentS: price. s2Ip
1903 y ST. N.w,-TES ROOMS AND BATH;
seam heat: modern improvements; newly pa
i,tred and painted: might rent with or With
on garage. l.. $. ERISTOE. st3 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-oN COLUMBIA HEIGHTs.ONE
81: a teauiful modern dwelling: u
rooms. baths: hOt-water heat: electric liEhi,
newly papcred and painted: lot $50 IT. deep
10 alley This is the most attractive house
now s,ailabe in this section For plumber ssd
other particulars. apply
MOORE HILL. Inc.
lin2e II ST. NV.
FOR RENT
os5 II ST. NV.
lust the house and location for
room renting: II rooms, newly
papered. , baths: only Sos.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
I.,42 New York Ave.
ror RENT SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 14ss
onk ST. Mount Pleasant: rooms large; slec
tric lighting: I."rrhes Rent. $500. Apply
LII oak -. NV
DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
Nin" r."'ns aud n..ern n.,ie BATH In good .c.-
SIS 5v key l.:i. Il. Z. SAUL CO., 934 n.
!. ave- NV. Main I'll.