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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Rittman Discovery
Means Gasoline at
Eight or Nine Cents

Two developments that virtually con-
Germ automobile owners are the Rittman
discovery and the decision Of the United
States court OF appeals in the broken
wheel case" says l.. L. Clark OF the
Noyes Auto company.
Through the 100 per cent or more in
crease I'm the production Of gasoline,
which the Rlttmsn discovery seems to
assure, the cost Of motor fuel should pro-
portionately decrease. II therefore seems
certain that we viii have 8 or 9-cent gaso-
line. which means an immense aggregate
saving to the motorists Of Amgrica.
And yet this reduction Will. more than
anything else, emphasize the comparative
unimportance 10 the individual owner Of
fuel cost. While It win remove the only
plausible argument that makers OF under
weight cars have been able to advance Il
will turn the attention OF the prospective
buyer. who rightly looks for an econ
omlcal car. to the really important main
tenance items OF repairs and deprecia-
ton.
THE decision in>the broken wheel case
seems to settle one thing-that the as
sembler of a car Is not necessarily re-
sponslble In damages for an accident due
to defective part manufactured by
some one else. II this Is sound the pur-
chaser Of an assembled car must look 20
a great many different concerns for safe
and satisfactory operation of his auto
mobile. This is distinctly n boost for the
manufactured car, tho car all Of whose
important parts are built in the plant
Of the company whose name the vehicle
bears"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Paige Sells Eighty
Cars at Boston

Bostorfs automobile show, recently
concluded. practically winds up the show
season, which opens officially each year
with the great New York exhibit and
motor car makers are now enabled to
pause moment for breath and sum up
results.
As general proposition. this years
run OF shows has been highly successful
and indicates more than a return TO pros
perity. Sales OF cars, both Mt retail and
wholesale. have been so large that spring
activity promises TO eclipse anything
heretofore experienced.
The Paige Detroit Motor Car company
has enjoyed a more than general share
OF this brisk selling. At the Boston show
eighty Paige cars were sold at retail
and wholesale, which Is regarded as
pretty sure indication that spring BUSH
mess for the Paige I'm New England viii
surpass any previous records.
The Paige company reports very con-
slstent showing all along the show cir
cult. beginning with New York. At the
latter and at the Chicago show the total
Paige sales amounted to 100000 and
other cities made similarly good records.
In fact, Paige sales for January and
February. 1915 showed a gain OF 81 per
cent over the corresponding months OF
last year and now u Is confidently be-
lieved March will also record an equally
big gain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
SAXON SIX CAR ON MARKET
First Trainlosds Of Latest Designed
Machines Depart from Detroit
for ALI Points.
is A SIX SELLING AT $7s5


This week witnessed the shipping Of
tho first Of the Saxon Skies" from the
factory OF the Saxon Motor company In
Detroit. The builders Of this s7s5 six
have started quantity production OF this
popular model and expect to have de-
monstrators In the hands OF every dealer
as fast as production will permit.
with the shipping Of the first models,
announcement is made that the produc-
ton plans, OF the Saxon company call
for an output Of 1850 cars In April Ac-
cording to the Saxon officials, spring
buying has opened up earlier this year
than usual Although the new Saxon
factories gives 800 per cent greater faclli-
ties than last year this plant IL working
to capacity every day I'm the endeavor
to take care OF orders on hand. The
Saxon output viii be 5000 cars this year,
and at present a large daily shipping
average is being maintained. The new
roadster model IN sharing popularity with
the six-cylinder type
Ever since the Saxon "six" was ex-
hibited for the first time at the national
automobile shows in New York and Chi
cago, and in scores of other local towns
throughout the country, orders have been
numerous.
The Saxon six" has attracted interest
everywhere chiefly because OF the num-
Der Of features It offers at what hitherto
was considered a low price for six-cylln-
red cars. Among these points are the
small bore high speed motor. 112-inch
wheelbase, cantilever springs 22x31s-inch
tires, streamllne touring body effect, COM
plete equipment. including electric light
ing and starting system, and numerous
other features.
Although shipments of the Saxon six"
are Just beginning, the experimental
models Of the car itself have been sub
jected TO many long and severe tests in
tho Pennsylvania mountains. and over
the rough country roads OF five middle
western states. These tests have ex-
tended over a period OF almost year and
have served to bring the car into a
perfected stage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Silvertown Tires
Garry Carlson to
New Racing Record

Goodrich slverton Cord tires have
broken another record
zee latest feat Of these cord cenatruc-
tion tires is the carrying OF a Maxwell
which set a new record OF SS miles with
out "A stop al the san Diego races. More
remarkable ain, the car that made the
record on Slivertowns had gallon OF
gasoline left In It's tank at the end Of
the race
Billy Carlson the speed boy who made
the nonstop record on silvertowna says
Il Nha the cord construction OF mis- tree
which enabled him 20 80 9s miles With
oct stop. and which also enabled him
70 make the record with a gallon 10
spare.
The remarkable reslllency and lack Of
resistance to the road. which are quail
tlss produces by the cord construction
make these tires develop more power al
the wheel Averages from countless
tesla have shown that these tires IN.
crrsEe engine cfficieney n per cent ano
Tedisoe gasoline consumption 3 per cent
caIiaon'E feat a. san pieEo heats rev
oris - b. Edward Pullen In a Mercer
"a tirin iaaf August. and 81 Barney
oidll4ld In = Aaxwsli AZ tn Corona races
lasf November. The previous record va
- miles wifhoat q stop
TIE aonierfui durability ami enormoun
strength 81 OoodFich suvertoun Cord
tif~s 80 Shows Ia me san Ditro rae
~hen three cars stArtsi VIII ooodrici
nIItefiopn tife equipmenf and not oa.
81 faam had % maks q tirs chansa
~ FuIpt Lena course "a san nlar
- 8 tpeee 90. uiih msuy sharp tarnl
utIrA pai sHlra airains 90 tires
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

added appreciabIy to the average speed
Of his own machine.
This incident is mentioned merely to
illustrate how powerful is the draft in
the wake Of a rapidly moving motor
vehicle. Racing car designers endeavor
20 shape the car bodies with torpedo or
turtle-back lines that the suction may be
reduced.
On the other hand many designers OF
cars for every day owners service have
added materially to this back draft by
tenders which sweep far down behind the
rear wheels. While the non-raeing driver
does not object 20 the small reduction in
speed. he does dislike the resulting swirl
Of dust which hangs over the tonneau In
dry weather and the muddy spray which
bespatters the occupants Of the rear
seats in wet going.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
BASE BALL PLAYER FINDS
LATEST AND WORST INSULT,

Hopper. the pitcher who was traded
for a bird dog, lives In a small town in
Kansas A few days following the recent
agitation concerning his case the ball
PLAYER was arrested on complaint Of a
neiehbor. who charged that Hopper had
assaulted him. why did you attack
the mani" asked the justice OF the peace
He insulted me- replied Hopper
what dld he say TO your persisted the
guardian OF the law. Say" shouted
Hopper. almost beside himself with IN
dienation He said bw wow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
CHALLENGE PASSED TO
The SCuLLlNG CHAMP

TORONTO. March 27.-"Eddie" Hanlan
Durham OF Toronto, holder Of the sculiing
OF America. has received
from Frank s. Hagney. the Australian
seuller, who Is now in Havana with Jack
johnson. n challenge 20 row for the cham
pionship on Toronto bay. Durham has re-
piled that he will be ready to meet Has
ney by the middle u July.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Packard Tenders
Common Sense Kind

One OF the successful racing drivers
several seasons ago won a leading posi-
ton in big Indianapolis event because
no took advantage of the suction behind
the car Of the favorite. Comparisons
afterward showed that this maneuver
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
TAKE A PICTURE or THIS
LAD AND Ne IS PEEvED

l1lnaf noa1s 10 ona q a. rnst ~
rtesI ten savers eEiant ~ - $50 q
alteE stsnG ~ $3.50 - pgira. an1 d
ENEIe AIa bFtttgelF furiaur shs.sssr
- Gfiuls u rsa
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FOR HENT-BY EDW Al
1907 r
1907 isth.1or. .ami45. 20,
81O7 n. 11r. b. -. .M.s
1G07 s. Tor. b,hwh. 81. 10
a06 23d. 1Or.b.ami. IS. *
PAS r. Or. b, ami. 3a so
2020 y. 10r.b.ami. 32 IS
21Oe Eve. Tor. h. lat. 90 80
2317 Pa av. Or, b. 30.S5
1885 u. 7r. h. laI.2S. ~
221l Eye, Sr.b. lat. T so
2l24 Eye, Orb. lat %. 80
1000 oath. Sr. b. B. $50
1927 n. ar. h. 30
1924 ramb'~e Or. h. 90 80
500 18th ne. 6r. b. latco.50
1921 Both. 7r.w.e.lat1s 20
1924 @ w.7r.w,lat. 1850
s23 d sw. Or, b. rs. so
22na Eye 7r. W. rs 90
c604 L. Or. b. 1870
65" f Sc, Ir. W.. 1880
250S Eye. 8r.w.gas.1b.6a
2S10 Eve. Tr. w.. 1850
1850 32d. Or. W. ...i3.a
2610 f. Ar, w.. 1850
1856 Jen av. 4r, w.10.50
APARTMENTS.
The Charlotte. 2120 p.
Apt 30. 5r. b. heat4o.0
Apt 9. 5r.b. heat.32. 20
The CARLISLE. 1913 y.
$3.50 to $50. so.
22Is Pa av. 3fi ar. BIS 20
1872 y J av. fh.ar. h0. so
The Gnvan. PIP Ps Az.
Apt 8. Arb. heat. 80
Apt 2. ir.h. heat. 1850
1T6S Willard. 5r. b. 1850
Tor ,,,Tnplctp list
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ave-
STORES

STORES.
1919 31st. 1r, w,g.2o. 90
i327 9th, 1r, ". R.16.@
1918 NJ, Or. W. &. 1880
CnI.oRED FLATS
2l14 Champ av.Jr.b23. IS
2013 18th. 81, 5c. b. 2o.s0
sol ed. IF. 5r. b.1S.50
2219 Il. Or. h. 1850
CLORED.
1l41 10Th, Or, b. 30. 60
2216 II. 7r. b 80. .25. 80
a22 oath. ar. b. Oh. so
2n37 L, Tor. b. so
2003 X. 7r.b. lat. 23.W
1908 27th. 7r.h. lat. 90 20
1879 10th, Or, w...1s.50
1929 9th. ar. w....1S.50
2231O N. Or, b......1s.5o
PIT II. 7r. w.....1s.:o
606 Acker. Or. h. . 1870
las sd, 4r, ", sta 1850
1902 23d. 5r. w...l8.So
zoos X. 6r. w.....i6.50
ei17 \. 6r. w.....1S.O0
1862 2fst. 6r, W. 1850
1851 NJ. ar. w...1s.50
1888 23d. Or. ". ..15.50
250S Eye. Or. w.g.15.50
I7O5 Seaton. 8r.w..15.O
ia oath. Or. w....14.1
1874 Goth. 5r. ". .14.@
249s Eye. 5r. w...l4.M
512 Path. Or. ". .14.50
1929 Va av. 5r. w..14.50
a37 26th. Or. w.. 1880
S34 Gath. sr. W. " SO
9li eth. Or. W. .11.D
2o17 y Y av. 5r.W.ll.50
phone Main 143S.
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EOR hENI-b1 MOOhl
1902 Il
UNFURSISH
r 1 av. 1er. 5 baths
& stable. year..S5. 500
Mass av near I'D,
lar, 4 baths. :. A. 900
Wyoming av, 18r. 2
baths, year -. 3, 900.
Mass av. Dor. 5b. yrs, 900
r I av. lar, 3b, yr.2. 800
n Fl av, 14r.3b. yr.2, 100
S ST near Dist NV.
lar. BIB, year. Il, 500
2162 Fla av. 11r. 2
baths. year. L. 200
1712 n, Tor, b, year. 500.
100 l.. 20r. 3h. 200
14!0 Mass az NV. $50
2236 Mass. lar. 3b. .125
1885 18th nw.12r.2b. To-,
1914 18th. 12r. 3b. .126
1890 10Th NV. 13r, 3b. i22o
40l G NV. lge sto.
LIST floor. 12r. 2b. .115
IS kirK st. Chevy
Chase. 12r. Sd. :. .1W.
1I4s P, 12r. 3b. LOO.
Sc cor I'D & Pa ay.
Or. 2b ... 80. .1o1
2i2s R NV. 14r. Oh. 100
$3.50 Q. Tor. 2b, ge-
rage ........... IS 0OI
1719 18th nw.12r.2hS5 90
1929 Y NV. 15r. Oh. 81 o"
1882 22d. 12r, 3h. 1900
1929 X NV. 11r.2h. 1910
110l = NV. 1871 Is. 90
18Th & Park I'd, store,
5r, j -..--......W.m
.1".; kanawha, Or. b. $500
?24 \ NV. Or, b., store
aud stable ...... "a. 90.
M6 r Cap. Tor, 2b. 90. 90
1923 Calvert. 12r, 2b. 60. or
1904 ". 12r, 2b. $50
1929 PIX rd. 10r.2h.5a. O
1862 Kenyon, 12r. 3b.52.5O
IT,! Col rd. Tor. 2b. $3.50
2049 PIX I'd, l0r.2h. .6n. 80
1920 18th, Or, b. $3.50
1897 Calf. Or. b. . so. SO
l719 35thnw. Tor. 2b5D. 30
1923 Harv'd,i0r 2b. 50. 90
1886 18th NV "r.h. ~. 90
TWO-FAMIl
1900 Park I'd, 5r.b. 80. 30,
1911 Kal I'd, 6r,b. .2S. so
1911 Kal I'd, h-. $3.50
1I01 Euclid, 6r. b. $3.50
% II NV. 5r. h....2a.5G
2703 11th nv. 5r.b. "a. so
FOR CoLORE
1902 o NV. Tor. b. so
81 T. Tor. h. -. 80. so
1909 18th nw.10r, b. 26. 30
1918 4th. 7r. b. :. .26. so
1927 f7th, Or. BIZ. 0l
9a9 18th NV. ct, b. %. So
s15 25th, Or, b. .22.SOI
1905 X nw,7r.b...2 90. So
II Hanover pl, Or. b. so
i6hs VI. Or, b. 10. o
1877 I'd. Sr. b. -. .2O.S0
400 18th ne. Or. b. Is. so
1928 Va av, 6r....1S.50
% Defrees. Or. b. 1850
TAG Irving. Ar, b. 1850
1922 2lst NV. 5r. .15.5n
125 l. NV, sr, W. 1850
123 L. 5r. w......l5.:O
i1'O 21st, NV. 5r. 1850
329A Elm nw,3r,b.14.50
GET OUR FULL KEN
All classes of proper,
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WILL SELL AT sos MONTHLY. WITHOUT
cash payment. nearly brick house with
press brick front and all modern. hot-water
heat. hardwood trim. electric lights and gas:
6 rooms and bath: basement under entire house.
fitted with laundry and servants toilet: 10
Gated in all-white residence section: price,
$500. Apply on premises. No. a1I Harvard
st.-n.w. Owner. W. X. WILSON, RiverAale
Nil.
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81. LEV.
Ed HOUSES.
Gl1Md av ua. 12r, b. so. 90
.O15 18th, Tor, b. $3.50
1852 Cor, orb. Al. 80
1905 Il NV. Or, b. ..ib.O0
1928 Corc'n, Or. b. .46. 90
1921 Euclid. Tor, b. $3.50
1926 Ont pl. Or. b. 42.50
1919 goth NV. Or. b. N-75
1911 18th nw,l2r, b. 10. so
1857 T NV, Tor, b. 1850
3555 11th. Tor, % ..N.5o
1892 18th. Or. b. ..%3. 90
1900 Mozart, Sr. h. 1000
Percy st & Brook
Vile I'd, Tor. b. 1880
52l Rock Creek Church
I'd, Sr, b. 40 so
1872 10th. 11r, b. 1000
2439 18th. Or, b. $3.50
1912 Newt nw,3r. b31 5"
2lOS II nv. Sr, b. IS. 50
1880 Wilrd. Sr. :b, f.35. 10
172s Wild, ST.. 2b. f.33. 50
1927 y ] av. Or, b. $3.50
1924 Otis, 1r. Il. So 30
1893 Ore av. ar. 335.5n
935 II ! av. 1Or.b. .a5 3"
go L NV. Sr, b.. .35 90
1913 Lamont. Or, b.35. 90
1875 18th. 6r, b. $50
1902 O, Tor, h.....52.5o
CIT A ne.9r.b. -. - ~
$40 I'D, ST.. b.-...So.5o
1885 Sth. Sr. b. $3.50
400 9th ne, 7r. b. $3.50
POI Mass nw.7,b b, sto3O. 50
III 18th. Tor. b. 80. so
100 9th ne. 7r. h. 1850
1905 Fla av nw,6.b2T.50
1918 Fla av NV ,6,b.1.5
1929 9th nv, 7r, BIS 50
1928 9th NV, 1r,b. .25. 80
624 I'D. Sr. b. -. $50
15th&Irv's ne, Sr. b2a.ou
727 Fairmont. Or, b. 90. so
q l. ne. Or. b. 50
1889 Goth nw.Sr.b.2 %. 30
Mt Rainier. ST.. .22.@
1921 Morse he. 8r. blG.5u
900 Sth ne, Or, b. 80
633 Florence ne, g. b. 400
1897 X Sc, Or. 80
" FLATS.
1916 \ ] av. 5r, b.21.50
121 Thomas NV, Ar, bl6.5O
1927 X nw.5r,b....16.60
626 ed. ID fl, 4r.b.16.5o
23l3 n. 5r,b. LIST n.l6.5o
433 Tenn av ne. Ar. b13.o0
D TENANTS.
1924 W. LIST fl. 4r..14.m
1904 Lewis, Or. b. ..12.O
us 24th NV. 5r. ". ESQ
PAT y NV, Or. ESQ
1887 X Sc, Or. 1880
141S Duncan ne, Adj 30
141S1a Dean ne, 4, b11.C0
l13S Govt ct. Ar. .l0.5r
Foundry alley. 4r.1O.5G
1908 I'd se,5r...... $50
834 G'don st ne. Ar $50
$50 GIN ct ne. Ar, W $50
l27 \ Sc. Or. $3.50. $50
1902 LIST Sc. 6r.... 900
GIT Freeman's ct. $50
. North row. Ar. :. $50
Rear 40 I. NV, 4r..S.5O
els Freeman's ct. $50
R'r 4371a Wash. Ar.5.3O
T LIST AT OFFICE.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE To PROPERTY OWNERS.
We have buyers for several second hand
northwest houses. We do not take exclusive
sale of rows OF new houses for builders, but
have always specialized on individuals prop
erty We have demands now for nine and ten
room houses from home buyers who are not
able to pay the prices asked for new property,
II you will consult We will look at your
property and tell you what We can do.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.D, ia 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-B. F. SAL
Phone. DWELLINGS NJ
900 Harm NV. lurn50 no.
1909 9Th NV, 1or.h. ~. 80
itIg 9Th NV. llr.b fi.i0
1872 x NV. lot. b. 1870
2Ho2 18th NV 81. ..blo so
1927 NJ ay NV. ar, 1856
s14 y J av NV ,9r. Is. 90
5Oo Park ri NV 6. h32-.0
III 18Th rw.f2f, b. 30 so
81. VI NV, Ir. b. 5000
1i12 Col Il CIV Or. BIZ 30
&c Il NV, Or, b. % 50
DWELLINGS
col f Cap. Or. b..-i3.5 so
Ga F. Cap. liz. b. 40. Is
800 y q v Sc, ST. 80 20
go sth ne, ST. b. 81 80
20 r ne. ir. b. ...25 III
81 g ne. 6r. b. 81 so
luz llth ne: or. . -.'o
- DIV Ei-LiN'>
IT. water s W. = ronL
APAhFMENls
&a X NV, llr.h. io.W
s0ll lttl NV. or. NV
col Mass av nw.I. DO W
5u3 18th NV. .n..-.o.N
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HARRY WARDMAN,
400 h st. NV. Phone VI. 4l9l
UNFCRNISHE ED HOUSES.

UNFTRNIsHED HOUSES.
50 600 Mass az near .o.h) l42 50 1925 Ontario Srb
SITS. 1888 nv, pr b So SO 1886 NV i0r.o
$3.50 lois VT av 11r.3bt $40. So ....1315 O. 1lr.
slc5.. .92s w,2Or, ~ $40. 2421 18th nv. 1Or.6
sioo. X near 18th. 1sr.b S35 so 1886 Az. CRIB
SOS. 1852 Col rd1ir,3b s35 SO 1919 18th nw,9r,o
ss5 1907 nv. Or Oh s35. so. 7l6 18th NV. Orb
81 1862 Harvard, izr.sS $50 1858 spring. Orb
SIS. .225S Cath, 1Or. % $50 0.2l4o = NV, Pr. l.
SIS 1883 nv, Lar, oe Sa7 1911 Inglcside,9,b
S65 .373s kanawna. IL, s2I so. 1924 lst no. 6r5
$50. 1928 Ct.-ert, 1Ir.2h ST. 1886 Summit op
$50. 1905 Kenyon. 12r, % s265 50. .116 U me- Or.
SEQ 1892 Newton. Or. $26. 5O.17s uhan ne, Orb
$50 1T33 18th pw,l IRA SIS so 1876 Quincy .6,b
$50. ..1757 NV 81, % $25 SO. .4016 Sd NV. Or. b
fS5 7o6 Goth NV 7r Oh $25 so 4O13 Marlloro..i.h
$50. .2a46 Newark, Or bI $"3. 704 Irving, Or, b
$50 81. 1855 H't'd 10r,2hl $23 1901 Sherman 6r,b
$50. 800 18th NV. ST. bI 81 o.2IOI 18th nwaro
$50 1926 Garfield. 10, 2bI 500. 30. $50 . me- III
$3.50 .:015 18th Tor S2o50. .761 Harvard. 6r. b
s45. IS. .1O15 X NV Orr SIS .S13 9th sw 6r
STORES
1921 Pa NV. .S35OGO GIT nw....-..-. 1900
1905 Il nv .7ssoo 1906 1906 II II :. so
602 18th 125. 90 GIL 18th NV, sto e. htors
APARTMENTS.
Wardman Courts, 18th and Clifton, 5T-. b. ooW
Roydon. 1919 NV. 5 rooms and bath 6SW
18th and Swami. rooms and bath, porch. 6o00
18th and Swami, s rooms and bath, porch. 800
1885 r st. NV, Ind floor, Or, b.. porch. " ho.W
Roydou. 1919 NV, rooms sud bath. -. 3ee go
Lenox. 152.s I, st. NV. . rooms and bath 100
wafdman Courts. 18th and Clifton. 5r. s b. s75o
Duquesne. 1880 Newton st. NV. Ar. b. 49,. 500
S23 18th st nv, rooms and bsth' 3 y. 81
Bryn Mawr. 1916 u st. NV. ar, bath. - so
1859 Newton. 3 rooms and bath. - 30
os don. 1873 St. ~ II Gs and bath "a. r b.
2224 18th nv, End A.. rooms and path. 2oso
Duqucsne. 14S9 Newton ! room and bath 1890
HARRY WARDMAN,
$50 X st. NV.
1896 NEWTON ST. N.N:-1o ROOMS AND
bath hot-vsfer heat: $40 so, OWNER, l44o
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John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
Al pa,aculuansa Ava & =

3I4 pennsylvania ave. De.
Ell A ST. SE.-CORNER HOUSE.
10 rooms. bath. hot water heat. Splendid
peighborhood. Rent. $500 per month. Cheap
est house In the city. everything considered.
42T 1sf ST. Sc.
rooms and bath. Rent, $l7. so per month.
LET rs SEND YOU OUR COMPLETE
RENT LIST WE HAVE THE PROPERTY
To SUIT YOU FOR ANY PURPOSE.
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[. CO.. a34 y. Y. AVE. |
)RTHWEST. Main 271. |
1909 9th NV. Or. 1850
80 Fla av nw.7r.b. 1.5e |
Io2 Quincy, Sr. b. -. 80
1902 9th NV. Or. ~. 80
2is5 Ga nv NV. 6r.b1s.60 |
6 @ nv. Or. ". .lS.@
1874 Morton NV ,6r, w1s.W 1
ZIG r I av, Or, w..lS.60 |
30 l. NV. Or. W. 1880
l141 Sth nv. Or, w.15.O0 |
a,25 Ny nv nv br,oiA.0 |
NORTHEAST.
So . ne. Or. b....31.5N
e. Myrtle ne. 6r.b.11.0
1888 ! ne. Or. b. ..17.0 |
US 18th ne. 8r.b. .16.So
80 Myrtle ne, 7r,b.15.0
80 Myrtle ne. r.b.l5.U'
SOUTHWEST.
, and bath. .......$1S.0
AND FLATS.
1884 Willard. 6r.b. 20.a0
1916 Tth NV. 5r. b. 20 90
+0T = NV, Sr, h. ..19.3
SIG r I av Iw,5r, b1S.0
1855 3ts. NV. 500
PROPERTY.
:0i Mass Az nw.7.bS 90
i39 X nv, sto. 3r. 20. 90
l9is oh. ito. Or. b. 81. 10
1904 LIST NV. 20. o.
1876 9th. Or. b.. 20. so
his Goth NV. sto, 1s23. so
1870 stA nw......22.3
.2O2 Ga av. 90
rs Col road. .....l2.W
i36 franklin at NV,
store. , rooms .1i.3
"nai Ga ....-.ll. 90
TENANTS.
if223 llth. Or. w...11.50
CT Pierce. 6r. b....17.O0
sea q NV, .Jr. W. 1900
1852 10Th nw.or,w.15.5O
...Ii Cleveland av nv.
~, " ...-.-.-...1..W
ii5 y NV. or. w...l5.0O
..2ia Water. Or. Wis on
2..+1 18th NV. 5r,w.14.O0
"a65 Sth. 5r. W. II 81
412 Wash NV T.w.I3.u0
a"22 Ga nv nw. 7.wIl.J0
+43 L NV. Or. ". .iI.5o
1928 Wyiir ne.5r.wli.5u
.3il sth NV. 4r.w.1i.O
2o35 Gales ne. 6r. VITO. 50
2o&i R'dsle ne.4r.blo.00
81 Goat nw. Or. w.i0.00
iios Goat nj. Ar. w.s.o0
"iI2 Ca av NV. Sr. $50
2i30 \ Y av nw. 4. We. so
1861 Clicks al. Ar. 800
lT:sb Marion ct, 4r. $50
ST. mans al.4.w sou
And cheaper properties.
RACES ( stahleS for rent.
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1896 NEWTON ST. MO ROOMS AND
bath: hot-water heat, $4,000. OWNER, 1fso
exit On st Il
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BELL 1903 3 s1 g ST. . NV W ''nF'''
Telephones Main 1904 1905
UNFINISHED HOT SES
1892 NJ NV 14r 3b. $9O0 90 1907 Fla av NV 6r bS7 N
1871 Sc Or, 2b. 5000 1888 3oth, Or, b. .235o
1881 y. Tor. 2b 81 W I23 18th ne, 6r,b. %. so
SOi-06 Sc, !sr ID 80 20 1904 Fla ne, Or b22 30
l71G + NV. Or, b. 800 NJ ne. 7r 20 so
1907 NV. Tor. h. AZ so 214-1e Oakdale Or ba0 50
2511 18th NV Or b. 81. so 1914 Kirby Or bis so
* Adams NV. q b.3-.50 1417-23 Pa av se
3405 Holmead pl NV, 6r, 1870
q sth Sc, Or. b.. 30 SO 1903 05 sc, 6r,b. so
es NV. sr. b.: 30 50 2o26 n. 2r. 500
224 18th Sc. er. b. - 50 720 II. 500
1911 Cap. Or. b. goIopn
1928 9Th NV. Or, $3.50 10 Patterson ne 6r is 70
1853 17tr NV. fr. q 30 1859 18th NV. 3r. 1850
$50 oakdae nw'4 biz SI % G.s az nw.er-luso
e1s NV .-... .17sool 1901 Fla av NV. 81 so
's g.. t''n ~" .'' Too % stls sSS
100 18Th NV =: 80 90 1920 y nw........ 300
i''H :" FLATS. INV
l443ls A Sc. 5r. b1s.5o 1+os LIST ne, 5r, b. $500
APARTMENTS.
THE MELROSE. fl7lS 4th NV, Ar, bis so
1913 Clifton st 613 PIX I'd NV. 5r. b17 80
Apt 32-5r, b 49,. $500 POTOMAC FLATS.
AT 40, 81 ,s 3, % Apt ( s4o7 NV ~
APT THE NEWTON. THE IouDoUS .''"
800 st. ne. 314 f. Cap st.
Apt 3ol-5r. 5000 Apt 32-6r 40 90
THE BERLIN Apt 3-5r. b .....s2 SO
I Iowa circle, - App 4A.2r. b.: 1850
Apt 21@r, 5000 1919 Vt. AVE. NV.
Apt fir, b 90 Ist 4, 2r, b. $500
Apt 3-3r, 30 o"i
GARAGES.
Rear 1906 10th NV 10 Rear 1921 Clifton
BELT. o'BRIEN L co. ducJ,
1909 Il ST NV.
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FOR RENT. COLORED-316 ELM ST.: SIX
rooms and bath: in perfect repair; open for
Inspection $3.50.
BANES REALTY CO.. 49, eth.
FOR RENT. COLORED-FINE APARTMENT
in the Linden. cor. Sd and Oakdale SITS. ::
steam heat; janitor; rooms and bath. See
BANEs REALTY CO.. 7s7 18th st.
FOR RENT = 1925 ONTARIO PLACE NV. :
rooms and bath; lease starts April 18th:
rent. S42.5 80. Apply above address.
BRooKLAND. 1881 MONROE ST.: sIx-ROoM
house: beautiful location; gas. bath. electric
lighting and hot-water heat; references required;
block and half from Rrookland car line. ap11'
1880 PER MONTH.
Two squares Lincoln Park.
New colonial brick dwelling.
THEO. n. JUDD. SIT NV.
1917 LIST ST. NV.
4 rooms and bath.
$3.50.
THEo. NJ. JUDD. s17 NV.
40 18th s. w.. ROOMS AND BATH. -. $500
716 7th s.w., rooms and bath. 1850
lt<3 Z Capitol St. rooms and BATH. N60
100 81 st. s.w.. rooms and bath. 49,. l750
FOR RENT = IA 11th ST Sc: 10-ROoM
brick: bath: cellar: good repair: large yard:
alley: u square from Lincoln Park; heats
we'll $27. Key 1ol7 F. Cap. st.: Linen. 913.
FOR RENT-BY GEORGE W LIHKINS
1914 Pennaylvania ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-AT A REDUCTION OF $1,000.
very desirable Groom modern home in best
part of Columbia Heights, within block Of
18th St. owned by out-of- town party. who
has cut the price from $3.50 to $3.50 for
quick sale. the best bargain on Columbia
Heights.
SHANNON & LrCHs, rs 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-IN CLEVELAND PARK. ONE OF
the prettiest homes in this fine suburb: Just
completed: 10 big rooms and bath: attic; hot
water heat: electric lights and all modern con
veniences; high-class home in every respect:
price only 50. 100
SHANNON & LUCIIS. rs 18th ST. NV.