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Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
.ruR,oua. pKivE. ON somMs.,
British Rev Reut esrmana. AlenS.. M'Is
!. Front to Depth Of 1000 Yards.

British Reut asrma.ns AlenS. Mile
!. Front to Depth Of 1000 Yards' z I. /.
London.-Further !. gains on the
somme front are reported BY London
and Paris war. offices. North of the
river.the British advanced 1000 yards
over a one-mile- 'front.' capturing pow
erful fortified, German work known
as the 'quadrilateral." Tho French.
south Of the. river, IN tho drive ON
Combies. carried another syitem S,of
German. trenches. $ ID tho tverdun
sector the French occupied trench. on
Dead Mans hill. is /.
Russianss continue drive on Lem
berg. closing in Halics' from north
and southeast ;,:t-, Z;
.Florina. an important Macedonian
stronghold of the Bplgaf-Teuton
forces: captured BY the French in
new drive. :4E .4,ts il:-,;.fS';s ~
I. Bulgarian troops advanced further
In the Dobrudja region. =
+ German hydroplsnes successfully
lombard allied warofaft OF ths coast
Of Flanders. s'.., ~ ~. -.
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
GEN ERAI-

:: The first accounting Of the execu
tors Of Anthony N. Brady. by which 1,
is shown his. estate was valued at ap
proximately $4,000. 900, was approved
by, Surrogate Van Dersee' at Albany
My. AK 2. .. IS s.-s . .l' ~.
, :, In. Illinois Gov. Edwin r. Dunno.
plurality for Democratic nomination
for governor probably will be $4,000
and Frank O.. Lowden's plurality for
the Republican nomination for the
same office apparently is 100000.
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands
who assessed fine of SIS, 900, ,00U
against the Standard Oil Company ol
Indiana several years ago. went to the
other extreme In the United States
District Court at Chicago .towit: He
fixed the bonds of the Central Trust
Company of Illinois, as receivers for
the private bank of Michael Michnink
at A cents. l.5l - a:G & A
Nomination for International Off
GERS OF the United Mine Workers OF
America have just been concluded
President John p. White Of Iowa, who
is a, candidate for reelection. re.
ceived nominations from 376 locals
and John p. Walker Of Illinois. was
nominated for .the presidency by 1923
local unions. Secretary Green and
Vice President Frank J. Hayes have
little opposition. S,alaa =
While labor leaders wore perfect.
inc pIana kns-. a svm nofhotyr xvoILc,,t
by $4,000 workers to aid the striking
railway men, OFFICIALS Of the Inter
borough Rapid Transit j Company.
against which the. fight 10 principally
directed. discussed In New York ths
possibility Of instituting action charg-
ing conspiracy against ths nAion lead
Princeton won the intercollegiate
golf championship title b. defeating
Harvard on The IinAs .oe OaImont
Country Club at 0akmont, In Pitts-
burEA. Pa Ths score vss B taA
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21

Strike MadesAssaying $500 . Ton.
fDenverLEngineers returned to this
city from; the Leadville district re-
port considerable excitement over. the
discovery OF high grade gold ore near
Twin Lakes. So far as sampled. the
ore runs ;156 ounces in gold to; the
ton, or 1920. The twelve sacks ready:
for shipment are valued atyf;s72. The
strike is located on Red Mountain, the
claim being owned by George Hart.
man and William Mock. f.-.s
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21

Pinkha,m's Vegetable Compound7' Ny
mother bought It and the next month /
was so wen that worked all the month
without staying at home . day. am
In good health now and have told lots Of
girls about it. Miss CLARIcE NORM,
22 Russell Street. Taunton, Mass.
Z, Thousands Of girls suffer In silence
every mouth rather than consult ply
sician. II girls who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, dragging-downs sensations,
fainting spells or indigestion would take
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. safe and pure remedy made
from roots and herbs, much suffering
might be avoided.
Write toll Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. (confidsntiaID for frss
advice which win prove helpful
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
shopmen,l Refused Wage pemand,

Denver:--All of the Colorado rail-
roads involved in the demands Of the
shop trades. for an increase In wages,
the eight-hour day and standardisa.
ton of the wage scales and working
conditions. adjustment, have. refused
to grant,:the requests. As q counter
proposition. the Denver & Rio Grande.
the Moffat and Colorado e Southern
roads offered an increase. Of i cent an
hour. Tho feight-hour-day issue was
not involved in the demands Of the
Rio Grande and Moffat roads, az tho
men have been working under an
eight-hour schedule. LIE
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
|.B|LA!|Ickl |! I!|I!! I k!',l|HlIltIRIS !! ! !
ACCORDING TO a coNFEssIoM
MADE sY TWO MEMBERS or
ALLEGED SYNDICATE. -....
EIGHT -GAUGHT IN--RAIB.
DENVER aAGsH MONEY! REPORT.
Ep CAUSE OF KILLING IN
JEFFERSON COUNTY. i
we.tera New.p.p.r union Nov. Service.

Western. Newspaper Union Nevs Service.
Chicago. - Confession has been
made by two members of the alleged
syndicate Of blackmaiIers. eight OF
whom are under arrest here, that op-
erations of the swindlers have netted
them $1.000,000 within the last year,
federal officials announced,
The confessions, it was declared,
disclosed that the alleged band num-
bers at least sixty-a third of whom
are said to be women-young. pretty
and crafty. sisi
A dispute over the division Of the
spoils, it was said, lead to the confess
sions. Arrest of score or more
members of the syndicate 10 expected
within week. a.5..t =. y ,5s.ss
j The men who confessed are Dick
Barrett and Edward ]. Thompson, ac-
cording to Hinton G.. clabaugh, head
Of the Chicago Bureau of the Federal
Department of Justice. Both are at
liberty, he said. They will become
witnesses for the government, how
ever, when the. eight members of the
alleged syndicate. arrested in a raid
on a. fashfonable apartment hotel, are
brought to triaf.. tasiiS 3iss.. .sf.f..tis3
Murder was added to the crimes
charged against the society swindlers
Of the International blackmail syndi.
cate. One Of the Secret. Service oper.
atives at work on the case said that
the murderer was believed to have
operated with. the polished swindIers
and their beautiful women accomplices
in Chicago last summer. n
The killing e was that of Frank
Hughes Turner. who 1t is said, also
was q confidence man, by James
Brown, alias Wilson, another member
of the lawless fraternity. Turner was
son Of Judge PA. Turner of Tex
arkana, Ark. -
The scene of the crime, which took
place June %, 1915, was summer en-
campment in Jefferson county, Colo
rado, not far from Denver. The Grim.
inals. for the time, had dropped their
arduous labors Of their accustomed
business Of polite robbery and were
enjoying q vacation encamped by q
trout stream In the hills.
+ ! Y .l
One Of their last coups had been the
plucking Of a Denver man of wealth
by the badger game" Their victim
had been found in compromising sit
uation with a young woman.
They were discovered in q Denver
hotel; It Is said, and the victim had
paid the irate husband" $4,000 as
hush money. In the "pay off," Turner,
it issaid, held out s1,s00 on Brown. .
Brown did not discover that he had.
been robbed by his fellow robber until
several weeks later. When he learned
the truth. ,he hurried. to Denver from
an eastern city, hunted up Turner In
the camp Of the ckmailers and shot
him dead. .@h. - ,s.,,s
None Of the other. criminals. i II l..
said, offered to molest or detain him
and, having killed his man, he 'tifcve
back to Denver and took train back
East. !sIgst..si.;s .,sEs
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
OUTPUT OF TUNGSTEN
= s. aeas, ss,
|pvs ,Se rSNs IA AlAsksSiTfl1 II Eln.
sr-tE NpATHe
Production Of es.ess,ooo Exceeds that
Of Any Other STATE In the
Union.

Western .Nswspapsr rMeH news pszyiss :,
Colorado marketed 1905
tons of ore and rconEentratHs-Uf tunK:
stem, valued at $3.63S. 900. in the first
six months of 1916. The output Of this
metal from the mines of this state exi
ceeded the production Of tungsten in
any state of the country during that
period.
These figures, which are taken from
an official report by Frank Hess Of tina
United States Geological Survey, are
quoted IN brief which Is being pre-
pared by the subcommittee of the
Colorado Metal Mining Association to
prove the necessity OF high tariff on
tungsten to protect the industry not
only in this state, but also In Cali
fornia, Nevada, Arizona and seven
other states in which the metal is pro-
duced in smaller quantities. The brief
is being prepared by M. B. Tomblin.
deputy state mining commissioner.
AS compared with Co1orado's mag
nificent income from tungsten for the
six-month period, California marketed
9S4 tons, valued at $3,005, 900; Nevada.
4G1 tons, valued at $1,432,000. and Art
zona It's tons, worth $565,000. Smaller
quantities were mined in Alaska, Con-
necticut, Idaho, Missouri, New Mexico.
South Dakota, Utah and Washington.
The brief shows how, previous to
1914, the United States was producing
practically one-half of the tungsten
consumed in the country Imports
were coming, from Austraiiag, Ior,tYp}ggal, ~ ggaall,
South America, and later from Burfha.
The price a unit varied. from. "a in
1900, when tho first lot. of ore was
sold, to $11.per unit in 1870 when the
largest output was made. tr A!'ffft
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
: PRECEDENT Attendt eIstersS.

:. Columbia. s.sQ-Rrestdents Wilson
came here to burg his only sister, Mra,
Annie b Howe. of PhiiadeiphK, Who
He'd 1t New .Lond0i, Com. Hes 4.
tsndee simple funsrAl ssertfcss Ct the
church and ;then;-walked with .rela-
tivS to the adjoining cemstety and
stood with bowed head and .'tear-
stained fece.dwmg The tBimple rites.
The last services took place inside an
-in6Iosdr6 81 IL IhSdod krSvsyard.
vAiaiio ars.basss6 1Ifs. Hoses hus.
bend the tathss an4 petAW q tAs
pssaadeAt and ssyseel letla. ns,asiyss.
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
Mystery shots Wound Jaller. slaye

Walsenburg.-Homer Potts, q form
er deputy sheriff, under $1,000 bond
for shooting and killing John Wright,
former county jailer at this place, was
mysteriously shot twice through the
shoulder at La Veta. It is believed
the shooting is in some way associated
with the killing Of Wright, Feb. 10. this
year. Potts was armed with Win.
chester when he was shot. John
Wright, tor the killing of whom. Potts
will be tried next month, was shot on
the main street Of this city by Potts,
who gave himself up. Wright objected
to Potts paying attention to his, .1s-
year-old daughter because he was q
married man. ts+ ;5'' q
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
LeadvlIls Woman Ends .EIfe.

Leadvills@Edns Lay, s2i ititled her.
self in her room. 11o stats street, BY
blowing Off the top Of her head with
.41-calibers revolver. Shortly after
the shot was fred Policeman brennan
broke open tie door Of het room and
found her lying across the. foot Of
the bed Win the revolver clSiped, IN
her right hS4d. Among hlr.. belong
hss the coTopsr found agl1etsr I'd.
dressed tah9 and signed ~ Eoles NJ
IA. Brandqnsi Orc. Drink ana de-:
0eA6sney Naa the canss of ~ su3cida'
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
$4,000 ,0oo. for sugar Beet crvp

T4,ooouOofor sugar Besf Crop. ~
Denver-Approximately ia. .0oO, 900
will be paid TO the farmers of Colo
RADIO for their sugar beet crops pro
duced during the present saas6n. This
is by far the largest amount they have
received for: their crops since: sugar
making became an industry In this
state. The stm Is paid on s total Or
$4,000 planted acres. M
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
Largest Fountain Pen.

"What is believed to be the largest
fountain pen ever made for actual use
was completed few dayssaeo in New
Orleans d This pen AZ, made tof silver
and holds two ounces Of ink. 1t II ten
.indhes, long with the cap and eight
inches without the 'dap, nJtillacluding
thspoint.4 Theapen weighs about four
ouncles.; .l..i ! i..ii--...se,
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21

Premier Scott Of Saskatchewan Dying.
Regina, Sask.-Hon. Walter Scott,
premier of Saskatchewan; il believed
dying here Of asthma. $500.
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21

..t0AtAy. at homs
from work and sslf-
fer a jong time.
pne AN . woman
came to our houss
and asked my
mother Why ! W.
suffering. Mother
told her that I mf-
fered every month
and she said, Why
don't you buy .
b0t.tlA oS I,yf1fn n
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21
GIRL COULD
NOT WORK
How She Was Relieved frusa
Pain By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

ThuntDn, NasG-"I I bad pains ln bod
eldes and when my pssiodaf fcams I AaA
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21


II. q. Fisher, eighty-eights ef st.
LoAis, Mo-, wants to enlfght to fight
Mexicans: Fought 'em. i'm s1846.'
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-21

!, n youtiEwfsh beautiful, sclesr whits
clothes. use Red Cross Bag Blue. Al ~
good grocers. ADV. q . 50 'l's.
Evening star., 1916-02-12
FOR SALE-HOUSEa.
FOR SALE AT 4 RAcRIFiCE.
BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACIIED RESrpESCB
WARRINGTON HFlEHTa

FOR SALE AT aAcRIFI6E:
DEAuTIErE sEATDETAciHI HN,eHs HEsInESos
Three-story. colonial brick: twelve rooms,
three baths: hot water heat; hardwood Aeors:
aen,ial session 81
of an expensive character. The interior Finish
is one Of the attractive features Nothing
sold for about $4,000. Present owner would
e'Hs.Ssa WasHfNGToS Il $nes u HEisHrs RESIDENCE.
Located west Of 18th street; full three-story
ot-water heat; electric light: attractive n.
rear ,porehes; good lot; brick gsrsee; vide
Good opPoRTuSIrYE ADDiTiSS. ADJ
The best-constructed. two-story- and . ttic.
sion. Four rooms on 6rst door; four rooms
and two baths on second noor, and finished
s Il ss'e aasr. asss
Po,sss. 5000 sasa: fof 5000. .'0 Goa1es
fnEsT p1s. mi. I. AZ: a. ADD.r.oS m
heat; hardwood noors; electric light. Lot,
.oai2s ,d 81 L"sS. ., gosehe. Entire hous. in
DowNTowS CoRNER. ' 'e-'
Near Vermont ave. and n St conven-
property Full three story. pressed brick ani
brown.tone dwelling. Ten very large rooms,
paIucul2TIy Attractlve path. Prlce only
GOOD OPPORTUNITY ON THE HEIGHTS.
NEAR 14TH ST.
Terms $3.50 cash, $50 month. including
principal and interest Full three story brick:
eleven large rooms. two tiled baths: hot
water heat: expensive decorations. Entire
house recently orerhauled inside and out. In
one Of the best residential squares on the
Heights. Price. 7.75O. Want offer.
IN THE VICINITY OF DUPONT CIkCLE
A high-clnss residential section. out-oe-
town owner especially anxious 10 sell.
Beautiful three-story brownstone brick dwell
ing; eleven rooms and all modern conven-
iences Good lot. Formerly held at Sll .O0U.
Price TO quick buyer. 5000.
Call for our list Of houses in all sections
OF the city. We represent owners Of every
class Of property. II 1t is N home you
desire We can meet your demands in price
and terms. You will save time by seeing
first.
NEAR 18TH AND LAMONT SITS
In strictly frst-class reaidential section.
Splendid three-story brick: ten rooms mod
ern bath; cellar; hotwster heat: good LOT;
sleeping porches; nicely finished interior; in
hrst-class condition. A 800 house for only
GOOD OPPORTUNITY. NORTHEAST,
Located In q fine residential section; mod
ern two-story. colonial brick; six rooms. bath.
cellar; hat-water heat; all modern ccaven-
fences; wide and deep lot. A very attractive
house Practically new. Price only $3.50.
Want offer. Convenient terms
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
III 18th
Evening star., 1916-02-12
FOR RENr-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED-C0ntfAued.
SPECIALS

SPECIALS
on one Of the best streets. A 12-room and
Kent wow
Within square Of Conn. ave. rooms and
tiled baths; hot-water heat; front and double
rear slesping porches: every modern ecnyen, ss n
DowNTowN- .
now being thoroughly painted and papered
throughout. A bargain at.......... .$4o.60
On q street Of thoroughly modern houses.
rooms and tiled bath; front and double rear
sleeping porches; In excellent condition:
BLOOMINGDALE-
North Capitol and seaton SITS. 8 rooms and
tiled bath. beautiful home, Just put in
excellent condition. Rent. .$30.50
SOUTHEAST
6-r. b. brick house; furnace heat; large
concrete cellar; side and rear yard. Rent. $3.50
PETWORTH-
Or. L b.; front and double rear sleeping
porches; being rcpsired throughout. Rent. $30.5
DOWNTOWN FLAT
Near Union station. 6r. L b.; on floors:
In thorough repair. r.....................$1 1880
DOWNTOWN FLAT
Or. & b.; Cd floor; large rear porch.
heht ...................... 1880
NORTHEAST FLAT
Or. 4 b.; FIRST floor; in excellent condition
throughout. Rent ....................$1 .$16.5O
Keys to any Of our properties sent to any
address Is minutes after Communicating with
this of6ce.
Evening star., 1916-02-12

| SIS. so. .cos Fla nv. Gr
SIS. 80. .c15 sth Sc. Or
SIS. 400 Sth nv. .o@ce.2.
S23. so. .62l q nv. .,
| S23 so. 1925 y Cap. 6r
$3.50. .Ho1 21st NV. Or
s23. so. 1890 29th NV. 7f
$50. ZIG r sw, sr
So. 80. .1104 v nv, Or
Sc2. .@.1726 S'ton nv. .8r
$22. 80. .644 M'ton nv, ,6r
t22.W.747 Hob't NV, t,r
$22. .2O2 Arthur NV, 7R
321. CO.. 1924 Goth nv, ,Sr
$21.W. T6S M'fon nv. 6r
$D.1. .142O y ] av. Sr
5000. .1l0S I'D nv. Or
x20.5.4e4 Wash NV, III
5000. ....616 G ne. ut
SO. so. .81l ii nc, g.
SO. -f35 X I av nv. 6r
1850. 1913 18th NV. 7r
31s.0.3G18 11thnY. 1d.6
$ls. 70. .tO2 Eye sw, 6r
&te. 40. @a2G 9Th NV. 5r
$3.50. .7121s 18th ne. Sr
$3.50. .17I3 Seaton. Bi
SIS. O.I7l6 S'tor NV ,6r
SIS. .S14 F NV. 2r
tl4.5O.2129 Fla avnw, Ar
$3.50. 520i1 II ne. 4r
$14. -. .2s20 9Th nv. as
S13. so. 222S Cle'd nv. Or
$3.50. 1882 9Th NV. Sc
$l2. 30. 1C45 both NV, Or
1920. 431 W'rner NV ,5r
f12.7j. .2J24 Mozart, jr
$l2.O.l .l63Oh 10th nw,6
412. .3O5 g sw, Sr
&1l. 40. .85l Mel Az sW,5
$11. .1127 Eye Sc, 5r
$10.D.1S Fenton ne, 6.
5000. .2S2O 9Th NV. 5r
$40. .110s 9Th ne, 6r
$8.0.917 Golden sw. 4r
$40. 20 Fenton NV, Sr
IS. 1854 L Sc, 5:
MESTs.
s33. The Wellington. 4r
$2s. 30. The Rochester. 4r
$37. 80. The C'br!dge. 4r
$35. The Darlington, n
$3.50. The Lonsdaie. 3r
$50. 30. The Cayenslish. .3r
SIS. 50. The Earlington,3
So. 50. The C'beSland ,2S
IGES.
.........1449 Col. court
,perfy for rent send for
~ Z HENsEY CO..
Evening star., 1916-02-12

: \ Quick, Courteous Service.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
lsenting Service,
I13 l4fh 81. NV.
Main 2345
HARRY wARDMAN,
1890 X st. NV. Phone VI. 4l01.

S3 900 Mass near goth S4S. so 243+ Pa v.10r.b
9175. 1926 nw.22r.45 Sa7 80 1915 Buch'n r.b
$20O. 1892 K nv. .14r. % $35 10 30 C NV. 1Orb
$1i0. .1I08 VT Az, Iii, ,3b $3.50 1853 Perry .fr L.
500. l40s " nv. lar. e.. 30. 1860 Monroe .sr b
$IOO 1872 nv. .1Or. 20 S35. 50. ..2447 18th. Orb
500 .17S4 Lamont Il. .3b $35 J0.14s av ne ST. b
Sl0O X 18th 1sr. b 81. 80 20O4 LIST nv. .6r b
500 1915 Col I'd. l2r. 3b so 141s Perry nv,
Ss5. 1912 Calvert. 1878 $32 50 .910 Web nv Srh
SIS. .27O6 Ontario, 9r.2b $40 h0.35+a ilth nw.6 b
$153I72 17th NV, ,l2r. .2o S27 50 1899 Sum ne 6r.a
$T5. 1883 P NV, 1<r,2b $40. 80. .14S u re- Or, b
500 80 1924 18th. Dr.2b $3.50. 4oi2 I'd NV 81. h
$50. .5la 9Th NV, lar, s25. so 1913 Marlboro.e.b
$50. $3.50 X nv. 12r. S25 81. 1928 LIST nv, ,7r,b
SeO 1923 Calvert, % S23 80 514 Shepherd, Orb
$a5 .176O Col I'd, Or. 2b $23. ...7O2 Irving 8r b
S55. .l129 17th NV. .14rb b $23 .428 Shepherd. Gr.b
$50. .3517 1&tb, Or, e22. so. 761 Hobart, erb
$50. .4406 14th NV, sr.h $22. So. .7a7 Hobart 6rb
go. .l641 NV. l0r. 20 S22 so. 1908 9th NV Or b
$50. .173l Lanier. sr, b $50 ..727 Harvd d Or b
$50. .2528 18th nv. sr., s13 80. .sl3 9th sw 8r
APARTMENTS.
Wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton, Jr, b. $6n OO
Cha than Courts. 1871 Col. road. Ar and b. 5000
1921 7 NV 2pd a.. 5r. and BATH porch :. 50 90
Roydeu 1919 st. W.. 4r. and bath. .... IH 90
wardmap Courts. 14th and Clifton. A., b.. n. 90
Wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton. 3r 4 b. 81 %
Cha than Courts, 1871 Col road. 3r. and b. $3.50
Isabella 1883 Newton NV. 5r. and ba tn. 32. so
willard Courts, 17th and Willard. 2r.. 4 b.. 1850
Mansfield, 1870 N st. NV. 3r and bath. 30 so
1O6 18th at. NV. rooms and bath. ...... 2e. so
Chatham Courts. 1871 Col. road. 2r. and b. 23.5O
Wardman Courts, 14th and Clifton, 2r., b.. 2760
Isabella, 14h3 Newton ST. NV, ar, b.. ~ 80
Chs than Courts, 1881 Col. road, 1r and b. 22 50
Duquesne, 1889 Newton St NV. 1r. & b.. IL 50
HARRY WARDMAN.
1880 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1916-02-12

m3 9 1th sw. ar. h. $3.50
iSi 9Th sw, Or. b.18.5O
llg Ith sw. 5r.b 1880
Ms Mel av sw.6.bI3.5O
l2i2 l ne. br, w&g. 1880
81 Q sw. 6r. b. ..1o.5O
ih&I sw.lg stolkcell2.jO
Th.P.Brown.6l7 ~ s.w.
1fe
Evening star., 1916-02-12

1915 AZ sw.sto&7r.D.5u 81
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822 Az. sto 4 6r. "a. so
122:: & sw, 1Ur. b. 20. so
1014 9th sw.7r.b. .21.J
2i6 Az sw. Br, b. 2O.5O
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Evening star., 1916-02-12

''''Hr S.: rI,I-Sr
$500; price; ,;.. 81 900: l Groom brick. 9Th
price, $500. TH0S. P. BROWN, 617 az Nv
Evening star., 1916-02-12

>. W.. sto., DIV. $40. 90
1905 c sw. 10r. b. .2s. 50
Sto. 2Os 7th sw, ,2r25. 90
35S ! sw. Orb. .2O.5O
0l n sw. sto. .5r. 20. 80
4as y sw. 6r.b...Is.5O
~ y sw, Or. b. 1880
80. Min av. Or. bis. 90
So \ sw. Or. Is. 80
oI9 9th sw, 8r. b. .I5.50
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n co. INC.l,
Evening star., 1916-02-12

Foue HSIb 2H2. ..
Prospective tenants vi
tage to inspect our prop
cur houses are generally
rule being to have them
DWELLINGS
lliS Sth NV .I2r %. e. .0l
1b36 18th nv, Or. 2bSV.S0 |
1A11 Buchanan nv.
Or, b & garaee. 50. %
1911 Eye nv Or. n. Al so
SO Sd NV. 11r.b. $3.50
1905 9Th nv, Or, ,2b. $3.50
l2U., e.h nv. Tor. b. =, 90
l1p1 10th M. .10r. ri. 90
1867 b nv. 10r. b. 20. .60I
4'1 Sd nv. Tor. .2o. 40. 50
13D ! nv. 11r. b. 40. %
II6 U NV. Or. b. .@.0
o1& y J av nw.9r. b3S 3,
n22 Stb NV. i2r. IL. .8.S
14c9 9Th nv. Or, so
IGc ',rf sv ,w..,-. ., 70
DWELLINGS, SOUTHEA
6I Z Cap.i0r. 2b. 1850
DWELLINGS
|o4 " ne. 7r. b. ..2s.0D
- L ne, Cir. h-..--22.0
eos L ne, l0r. b. $50
:2yo Esarts n-.8.o-20.00
HEATED AT
<l4 lfth ct. n.s.. S room
APARTMENTS
1879 1'h nE 20, 11.b2t 20
IS3e 7th NV. stc. z %
BUSINESS
0fuDpf bldg. west
part .........-.t.6 800
Corner 9Th and La
ave. hotel. -. .12a. 90
80 @ nv. .sto&eel.l15.M
1918 7th nv. s. 90
12W 9th nv. .sto, Or. o0 90
IVA YIN DW. OF. D. ~ ~
zoos Ga ~ nv. ste. 1910
S1e Z nv. sto, g.. 40 90
e<3 Pa Az. store. 20. %
1905 7th u.sto&2r30. 90
1925 7th nv. 4 IT. "a. %
COL0RED
90 French Bw,9.b.32.g |
t06 O nv, Or, b. ..8.S
eze n. ar. b......@.S
% Fla ~ nW.7r.b.2 $50
<eS No ~ nw.1lr, b1 81
425 Elm nv. 6r, b. $50
7e3 9Th nv. ar, b.3.D
2z2S @ NV. er, b. ..0.0
4i6 L nv, G. ". 20. 30
$40 Acker ne. 81, 90
1e0 Harv'd nw,6.b.18.Ot
1880 4th nW, 7r.w.1A50
SO L nv. Sr. ". .lS.O
17S Seaton nW.5.bis.s0
We have q number Of q
Evening star., 1916-02-12
PHILLIPS & SAGER,
M 1879 1879 1909 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Get Our Big Rent List"

COLORED,
convenient downtown home for desirable
colored tenant, containing rooms and bath.
In excellent condition throughout. bar
gain at $500. See at once.
PHILLIPS & SAGER,
M Leg lSss 1909 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1916-02-12

II find 1t to their advan-
serties before renting, aS
! In good condition, our
repaired when vacated.
NORTHWEST.
1925 lst. Or. b. .T.s0
1872 Riggs nv. .er, ,b26. so
2S36 Ga av. 7r,b. q. 80
s02 Quincy. sr. b.1. 50
1923 sth nv, ,5r, b. q. .0O
1901 Il l av nw.6. BIZ. so
1902 9th nv. Or. b. .22.40
602 ID nv, 81, b. $3.50
Mullen house, Broad
Branch road 20. %
$40 Q. Or, b. 1880
923 n J av. 8r, ". 1881
I05 HarT'd NV, w,3r.bl8. so
10a r ! av NV .6s. WIG. 80
1927 fth NV. CIV. 1850
65 Morton nw.e,wlA.0
ST AND SOUTHWEST.
l2s Water sw, 81, ,b.IS.5O
NORTHEAST.
I IS y ne. 6r. b....l8.5O
me c ne. 6r, Vie 20
I1S 18th ne, er, b..lS.S0
'ARTMENTS.
S and bath. 30
AND FLATS.
1915 st. Ia. 5r.b. 20. 90
500 X NV. "a. Arb. 16. 90
PROPERTY.
1905 7th nv. store 4
nat 4 cellar ....5.Go
p31 6th NV. -. %
030 Georgia av.. d. 90
OS D sw. stokdu .22.0
1893 7th Nv. sto. .22.D
1I07 7th nw.sto.b, w0.5o
004 Pa Az. store. %. 80
@l2 Ga av,sto, ,3r. 900
2202 Ga av. 10. 90
l404 Park I'd NV. .l7.SO
I31 Ith. hallway. rs. 90
7a o nv. basem't. .l6. 90
TENANTS.
lt54 Q NV. Or, v..Is.N
2040 Ga Az. ID. ST. .bi7.0
ei37 Va av. 6r, b.l7,N
20 Pierce nw.6r.b.l7.M
79 o, 4r, b. ....1e.3O
742 Irving nw.4r.b.16.0 90
1905 9Th nv, 4r.b.lS.OG
1884 9Th nv. 6r, w.15. 80
&6S o. 5r, w......15.1O
1912 Goth NV. 81, b. rs. -
2012 Ga av. "a. ...N. %
22l9 Water. er,w. Is. %
1908 Kirby nv w,5.w.11.00
! And cheaper properties.
lrlEes 4 stables for rent.