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l " H"s "a s~pspV
1875 8 NV, 5r, w.lS.O0
1881 Morton nw,8,w12. 50
NORTHEAST.
906 18th ne, 6r,w..13.OO
$50 Morton ne, II, b.l2.50
2l3 18th ne, 3r, b. 1850
1895 Fla Az ne. 5.wl1 90
1855 9Th ne, 6r, b. 1000
SOUTHEAST.
63e NJ Sc. 8r. W. 1900
701 ! Sc, Or. b. ...l5.W
l40e A sc. 5r. w..11.00
1884 E Sc, Or, ". ..10.40
SOUTHWEST.
I476 H sw, 7r. ". 1850
1911 d sw. Or, w.18.5O
BIZ Mel av sw. 5r. b12.50
26h An ew. 4r, b.12.5O
400 9 sw, 5r. w...12.O0
712 b sw. Or. ". .11.5O
1871 SO Cap. 6r. w..1l.50
1889 Az sw.sr.w.1O.50
1905 An sw, 6r,w..9.W
II FLATS.
1910 N J NV. Or, b. 10. so
PROPERTY.
1929 9Th NV, store Is. 90
204 7th sw, store .25. 90
100 U NV, store %. 90
s05 4th Sc, st&dw. 20. 90
701 I sc, sto&cel. 20. 90
1901 AZ sw. sto&2r1S. 90
sos I'd nw.sto&dw. 16. 90
1106 q NV, store. 10. 90
1924 II ne, store. Is. 90
1908 G NV, store. 1850
1904 Water sw, stolO. 90
TENANTS.
270s X NV, 6r, w.12.5O
701 LIANT NV ,5rw12.50
l4 + &c, 7r. W. .1l.50
l1}6 n J av se 6r,wII.50
1913 N ] nv se, Or. w10.50
2423 F nw/ Or, w.1O.50
1888 Union sw, 5,wl0.50
418 5th Sc, Or, w.1O.O0
POI d NV, 4r, w.9.40
1918 LIST sw. 6r.w.S.50
1882 n J av sc ,4r.w.S.5O
2108 X NV, 4r.w. $50
161 n &c, Or. w.. 800
III Quander ne, 4r. VS.
1921 18th ne, 4r,w.7.50
TIN AT OFFICE
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SEND FOR LIST OF DESIRABLE APARTMENT

FOR RENT
1910 Mass av.11r. b65 90
2226 18th NV, st, dw45. 00
s19 o NV. 10r, b. .35. 50
1917 9th NV, st, dw.21 80
S18 G ne, 6r. b. %. SO
1921 c Sc, 6r, b. q. 80
1917 LIST NV, 6r. b. 20. so
1923 G ne, Or. b. 1850
341 N sw. Or. sta. IL. 90
343 Mclean sw, g. biz. SO
JOHN QUINN CO., Inc.
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FOR RENT-BY GEORGE ". LINKISs.
1714 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Phones-Main S206-99.
WHITE TENANTS

I6 W. LII Nine,
'ania ave. NV.
ain s29s- 90.
TENANTS.
21l4 II NV, Tor. b. 1850
24l4 Pa Nv NV. 10. b3s SO
75e Quebec st NV, Or.
b. hwh .........5 $3.50
1871 Irving NV, Sr. b15 50
1923 18th NV. ST.. b
21o2 il NV, ior, b. .s2.5s
$50 X Sc, Tor, b. ,S0.1S
1851 " NV. 7r, b. $3.50
40 10th ne, 1r, b.
e3i4 / NV. Or. b.. .2o.Se
SO 3 se. 5r, v....15.5N
1877 Gales NJ. 5r,o. IL. on
1918 Pot av, 6r.w..fe.6e
1850 18th De, 6r, w. le.M
zoos n Y nw,Sr,w..1o.58
,TAyIA."
h. housekecpins. E.so
st. INV.
,mpleted.
...............$le.S0 M
,nette. .&2b. 10 and $50. -
,enette and recep-
,.......ES, 90 and $3J 50
se %
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COInREn

1902 Fla av nw.7, boo. so
l424 18th NV. 6f.w17.50
220s 11th NV, 6r. 1880
i2107 l. sw. 4r.w.14.J0
803 Va nv sw. 8r, biz. 80
243 Sd sw, 6r,w. so
81 NJ sw, 4r. s.50
Sta r'r 436 9Th sw.s.5 so
Sta r'r 917 G sw. g. 90
lSta r'r 4SS It'll sw. 3. 90
, 704 18th NV. Main 435.
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WANTED-APARTMENTs

WANTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE tNO chill
drenl, groom unfinished housekeeping apart
ment: modern: ref. Box SO. Star office. o
WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE,
small furnished apartment for summer months,
in northwest section. by May /; state terms.
Box so. Star Office. g.
YOUNG COUPLE. NO CHILDREN. DESIRE
modern furnished apartment with kitchenette
in best residential section Of Northwest WASH
ington Address Box 2yJ. Star office.
ANTED-UNFURNIsHED ABATEMENT. 4
rooms. in apartment house or private fam
lily: children; references exchanged; Mount
Pleasant section preferred. Box $50, Star once.
WASTED-FURNISHED OR UNFUHNISHED,
rooms and bath; within 4 squares Of 9Th and
Z NV. SIS 4 ST. NV. Main 291s.
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2116 o. i2r hwh SIS. 90, f24S Nd av l0r. 50. 20
1852 Col I'd, Tor 2b. 81. 0o 1921 ", Or. so
1888 Pr I'd. Or 2b. 50 00I 3 ne, 9r.b. q. 30
134e tsirard Tor %. DOL 1927 ne. orb. 30
1907 Col I'd. Tor 2b. 0o 80 Fls av, 6r. 80
1850 Calvt, Tor 2b. so 512 ne. Orb. 90. 90
1902 Fmont Or n. a. sol 81 9Th nv, 1rb. 30. so
600 Mass av. 11r. b. $3.50 C0L0RED.
141l H'kins pl. e.bS750I 1910 9. 9r.b.... 1850
1928 sw Or as IS 2603 sher'n ,6r, BIS. 50
% Az, 6r,b .35 sol 1902 28th. LOT b.. .a5. On
2528 1st NV Or b. 35- so SIS H Az. Or. fs.50
2004 LIST nv. 7r.b. az so 283 v. Arb. 80
IA ne Or b.. 81 so 1872 Goth, lr,b.. f6 So
See Our Complete Rent List.
WALTER A. BROWN, 624 14th ct. NJ 1858
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COLORED.

Jo3 st. NV, rooms and bath. SIS 90
74O Harvard st. NV, rooms and hath. ESQ
1887 11th ct. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
S9S Elm st. NV, rooms and bath. 1850
272l Sherman ave. NV, rooms q hath 0s9
27lo Sherman ave. NV, 4r. b., nat. f7.S0
172i Sexton It. NV. ro51ha and hath. 1850
We will make any necessary repairs to these
any Of our properties before asking tenants
to take possession.
PHILLIPS & SAGER.
14oo New York Ave. NV.
Main 1897 or 1898.
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UNFURN1sHED.
RENT FROM
n. ,s shA ~ q ~ = L M19s ..x
A QUICK. CoURTEoUs SERVICE.
1441 MADISON ST. NV.
Detached Groom and bath modern house.
14th st. car line: electricity and gas: sleep
ing porehes; hot.wate. heat; stationary wash
3433 PORTER STREET.
p Bs.nd;nsw detached house in Richmond
snd porch s'e over es e
house, house. h,s sr doors; instantaneous water
2712 27th STREET NV.
Eight rooms and baths; large rear yard;
porches: electricity; stationary wash tubs and
hot water heat: close to Chevy Chase car line;
will rent this as whole or will rent 6 rooms
and bath and retain remainder.
NEAR SAUL'S ADDITION.
si1-room and bath modern house, with
garage; electric lights; hot-water heat and
4ol2 FOURTEENTH ST. NV.
1345 OAK STREET NV.
osS 9 .sn ssu:s . s in apa i in
rent reasonable.
SHANNON 1 LUcHs, Renting Service,
LOOK FOR ouR GREEN sFa 4 And WHITE rin sfsS.
LOCATED IN AND NEAR BLoOMTNGDALE
dencss in this exclusive section; ia seed re-
pair; reasonable rental
Us u y st, NV; Or: and $3.50
1I2s sa It ~ ~ os sr and Va, $50 e
BENT RE sa,l RE pl, TEN sa =.
northeast, for $3.50. Good repair and well
LOCATED o Key in 81; go Acker ct. ne.
SPRING RENTERS.
II you are looking for good house. conyen-
ient1y located and cheap rent. inspect these
any one who desires to engage in the rooming
house business
1 1s51 1Jts NV NV, o iol and ana 90
R. sS 1n CO. 81 sn0 . ave: NV: Main III 81
JUST REMODELED
THOROUGHLY MODERNIZED.
This is an ideal location for a rooming and
boarding house. Contains twelve rooms and
fs dse and h g.,
st. NV: B. F. SAUL CO.. 1884 N. Y. ave. NV.
COLORED TENANT
For desirable tenant Groom brick house; In
good repair: near Northeast market; reason
~. r Saul GO., S34 ~ l. ave- NV. Main 2il.
JOHN scRIvENER 4 BRO. s14 G ST. NV.
III End NV. srb. 81 90 20 ;n ne. az" Or
sos ne. Or, .25.OO 1909 Crime. 81. b. q. so
ST. Sc. 81 so 1917 NV, 11r b. IS 90
500 NJ Sc, orb. 8 K ne. orb. ...27.75
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
513 nv, 81, w. 90 so 1852 9th nw,5r,w. Ii. 80
100 3rd NV 1871, b. Is 90 ls8 Va av sw.5r, 1900
FOR RENT-FLOYD E. DAVIS. It'll 4 s.W.
1918 Az sw.sr b. $35. SOY 211 9th sw, Or .85. 90
4f6 10th Or, b. az so 221 18th 10r, 30 90
4g4 q orb. .25. DOL 219 18th sw. 81. b. q. so
413 9th sw. Or b. .22. so 935 Va avsw. 7r,b $50
1900 18th ne, 81. ID. q so 71s sw. 6rb.. so
915 sw. Or, so 6O8 H sw. Or 80
425 It'll sw. 7r.b ~. 90 1910 Va sw.6 so
712 Sth sw. 6r, b.. so 454 M sw, Or. 80
1909 AZ sw. Or, 1880 212 l. sc. Orb. 1850
1873 sw. Or. 90 800 Min sw, 6r biz. so
517 9th sw. 6r Ii. so $40 sw, Or. $50
304 18th sw. 6r 90 1923 AZ sw, Or. 1880
1854 Az sw, Or. so 833 sw, 5r. 1880
663 sw, Or. 49, 80 1892 eth sw. Or. 1900
800 18th sw, Or. 90 31e 131a sw, 5r. 200
l236 Union sw. II 40 020 sw. Or. i 90
92S sw. 5r. 1850 2 f sw, Or. 1850
4S0 NJ sw. 1000 1853 9th Sc. Pr. -. 1O.00
312 sw, Ar. 1900 900 9Th sw, Il, 81 so
81 Ith sw. 6r. IL. sol It's Sth sw, Or b.. 10. so
For more complete list call at the ONCE.
FOR RENT
So Conn. ave., IA rooms. baths. 90
302S @ st. NV. II rooms, baths. ...... 5000
2108 H st. NV, II rooms, 2 baths. ... $500
1853 Harvard ST. NV. 10 rooms, bath. $3.50
$40 Bird NV IL rms bath DOrches
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F0A RENT-HOUB1S.
6NFTNNisIIED-C01SS11e1
MOORE 4 Hf1s. INCL.
,.x- I+so ~ H., = 4 , z;

M HoUs1s.
1881 Park fd, 10, shbe. 80
1880 webster, 81. b. ESQ
lsa2 willard OF. 2h l7.5N
2022 18th. l0y. b. .<1.ep
1909 Park "a. 1er. cbt5.h
214e Fla Az. Or. b..1s.6o
lf2S Cofc'n, OF, h.4s.o0
1915 Hopkina pf. .. b4A, On
ttoo z Cap.l0r. 2b. Is. 90
1925 Q. Tor. 2b. ..sc.5o
IT'S Church, Or. b. 70. %
1882 18th, Or, b. 40. Or
IS Tacoma nv. sr. b. 20. 90
<012 18th NV. Or. b.
la3s Hsrv.d. ior. B. SIS. TS
14l6 6th. Tor, b. $3.50
3t0 @ nv. ler. b. IS. az
1877 n J az. Or. b. .y1.5e
1720 Willard. Or. b. 81. so
l72s willard. Or. b. $3.50
80 p Or. b....A.00
1890 p se. ste. 81. h.Ss.v.,
~ n 7 av. br,.b.So.ho
1912 Riggs. Or, b.sa,Sa
lSx6Ss 9Th nv 20
q ne. nr. D. =. 3.oo
ISIS inglesfde ter.
er, b ...::.....Ss.o0
1854 ingleside Ter,
Or. b .--.-.-...l..n
al Sth ne. Or. b. -. SO
Sn7i 10th. Ir, b. - 80
g g = = Z ~ ne .W.o.a y, q ~ ~
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


ApARTMENTS m LET
----.--
UNFuHNlSHED-C0
- =
SARANAC.
1ooo CApIrnI. ut
-. y. "a - ~. ~ ....,,.,.s. ,,oa
A'un.e - Sn. ars III W ~. 49,. .o.:...;hi.
er", P,e1.y VI .is.sS - IA "e.e.. ssaa ~
Tnion station
Rents $40. 90 to $40, co.
-o pboda Ic1,,d A1,ao,,n NV
l44o I>ioNS ISiaiN ASSA0S AN.N' :,
MODERN BUILDING.
Inspect Apartment No. 80; rooms and
bath: excellent location. fine service.
heht' sS'.'V.
NEW BUILDING,
1o,z mi, CT IN,
-,.,,s .nd h.t Th r,sd.-,, T.; ..- r.x,..t.
r ~nrnb. OPEN EiREpr ACE ie'pe>''
Rent. $3.50.
nOWNTOWN
DoN ~ WV AZ,
616 18th ST. NV.
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PRINTED BULLETIN AT OFFICE.
Phone Main $40. Phone Main $50
lanes F. Shea, 643 La. Ave. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-08
FOR RENr-HoUsE.
FURNIsHHD (CoHtfl1ed).
UNFUnM1sH1En

FOR RENT-617 ST. ME-; FURNIsHED
house at summer rates. Cali above address or
phone L. 40pS.
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FOR RENT
800 Conn. ave., II rooms. 4 baths. $3.50 90
302S Q st. NV. IL rooms, 2 baths. 5000
21O8 st. NV, II rooms 2 baths. $500
1858 Harvard st. NV. 10 rooms, bath. $3.50
$40 Bird st. NV, IL rms. bath, pOrches. 40 30
1907 st. NV. 10 rooms, bath ... 1000
800 st. ne, rooms, bath idetached) 1000
1143 9TH at. NV, 10 rooms, bath. $50. 81 IS
140 st. NV. store and dwelling. $50
= Quincy st. ne. rooms, bath. go. 80
3S2 Ct ne, . rooms. bath tcolored).. 1880
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD IncJ
ST. 18th at. NV. IA
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: 4 INVITE
WHITE .
1928 10th NV. l3r.
3b. hwh ......Q0o.O
1925 VT av NV, 13r.
b. furnished >. 100. 90
1872 I NV. 1sr. 3b.
furnished ...... 100. 90
250S-O8 X NV, 80r.
4b. steam heat.
furnished .00
(Ssme) unfurn'd no. 90
ia 18th NV, 17r. %.
nished .10S. 90
li07 I, 11r.b. hwh. 100. 90
l91S N a nv NV, 11r.
2b. hwh. fur'd. .@.8
17S2 18th NV. 11r, %.
hwh ...........10.W
THE o,
No. ST. rooms and ba,
No. 1e-S rooms and bal
us 18th
Being c.
I room and bathroom.
2 rooms and bath, kitch'
2 rooms and hath, kite
tiop hall .,.
4 rooms and bath, kite.
ton hall ............
1879 G NV. 4r, b. go. 90
1904 Pa av NV, Or,
b, h-w heat -. as. 90
80 Q NV, Or, b. $3.50
11es 4th NV. 7r. b.3.so
$50 24th. Or. b. .-.1s.@
6l0 10th nv, 7r. 1850
1924 G NV, Or. ". $3.50
1874 X NV, Or, b. .l7.0I
iii Seaton nw,8.w16. 80
STORES AND Z
S05-os 11th NV. ste. 10. 90
1726 q NV. studio. 80. 90
t7I7 Pa av NV, hall. 80. 90
2O43 l. NV, sto&0At. $3.50
212 % sc, store. 1850
IT'S Seaton NV, store.
5r, water ....l6.5O
GET COMPLETE
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FOR RENr-rN THE VERY BEST REsI.
Dental section Of the city.
lbs 18th ST. NV, 10 rooms. ........... so 90
1926 @ 81. NV. rooms. ............. $500
AL In excellent repair.
Apply g. g.. DASH 4 SONS,
Hihha Building.
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FOR RENT-HoU9Es.
UNFURNlsHED-Continuea.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, Inc,
General Rental Agency,
IA 18th St, NV.
rTRNIaHrn nnyrnMH

302l Macomb, er.b.7S.W
1914 Col I'd. Ion. b. 16. 90
500 eth NV. 12r. %. 06. 90
1920 10th nw.er.b. IS. GO
1915 Newton, IT, b. 800
los Seaton NV. Or, bSo. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-08

GET OUR FULL RENT LIST AT OFFICE.
All classes Of property for rent. A complete
list Of desirable apartments.
MOORE q HILL (lne.D. 1902 Il IT, NV.
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See Dur Complete Hent List.
WALTER A. BROWN. 624 14th ct. N. 10
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STABLES AND GARAGES.
1l46 Gov nj nv. 900 " Rear 912 10th. i. 1000
IL Sumner alley. 5000 Rear 1853 9Th NV. 10. 90
PRINTED BULLETINS SHOWING ALL PROP
ERTIE6 FOR RENT WILL BE FURNIeHED
ON APPLICATION.
Thomas Fisher & Co., Inc,
rs 18th STREET NV.
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THE MAGNOLIA,
1921 NJ St. NV.
A few desirable and attractive groom apart
ments in this e1cellently located building con-
venient to downtown section. Newly renovated
and electrically installed.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
1873 18TH ST. NV.
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SEND FOR OUR COMPLETE LIST OF
UNADyERTISED PROPERTIES.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, INC,
18th W

place s.w.: 5-room bricks; repairs will be
made: $3.50 each per month. FLOYD E.
DAVIS, It'll and SIS. s.w.
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THE DENVER. 1913 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
l2is SERMoNT avE. NV " = gov
1919 7 F SHRM sas Paw ave NV, 'o'"
THE fG DEcA &c D' s1si Florida ave. NV '0
THE EDNoR. 2I1s st. NV.
I. W. GROoMEs. 14l6 F St NV
1890 EUCLID ST. NV. New, nreproof building:
rooms. 2 baths ...---.-.---.-.....s a5 ~ 90
THE MoSTGoMERY, y Capitol and NJ NV W.
DtMsA hs 1ra COURT "eSr 1851 ais, st. NV '0
Desirable location All outside rooms.
rooms and bath ......-......-....-..$ 3J. 90
HAMMoSD cor RTs. soth and q NV.
TIE 7 !G sAsi ri R'' rs NV. '1'''o
THE ;s s%Rf ,sS 2a ism st 90 10 -, %
THE SEMINOLE. 1444 W NV.
rooms and , bath 50
THE WAsHISGToN LOAN ANp TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
THE fCLFoRD. 18th NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD
= and rooms; moderate prices: modern and
atira , Sleeping porches; etc W. D.
FOR GOOD, coLoRED TENANTS.
celsin bath; in section where the demand
for colored help is very great These apart
,nen,. are in the midst Of very high-class
T1 SIS wilson 3 q 50 AZ 3 III, III .t
Janitor on premises
SHANNON & LUCHS Renting Service
Main 234J III 14th at. NV. Main 23I5
THE ALWYN.
1882 Columbia Road.
only one apartment available in this de
sirabi" building; 3 rooms and bath. For
foF'hf Tn pss'S s. fisa aPRay e CO.. NC
7as 18th St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-08

Phone Main III os4 New York ave. NV.
Prospective tenants will find it to their advan-
tage TO inspect our properties before renting,
our houses are generally in good condition. our
rule being to have them repaired when vacated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-08
Amy Gordon, Apartment Specialist
/ to rooms; fur. and unfur.: month or year.
GA BOND BLDG. M. 4I72.

Connecticut avenue. Corner L street.
For rent-At specially REDUCED PRICES,
the following apartments. furnished or unfur-
nished, by the year. season or shorter periods:
two-ronm and bath apartment.
fve-room and bath apartment.
eight room and bath apartment.
I nine-room and three baths apartment.
All hotel convenences. Restaurant with q Il
rsrte and special table d'hote service. Break.
last. Coo; luncheon. 60c, and dinner, 100.
Cor further particulars apply to
D. E. STEPHAN Mgr.
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FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT, O'BRIEN & co. Inc.).
1909 G ST. NV,

170S sd, IN. Or, o. .Sl.oO
For complete list phone Main 1888.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENT, SUITABLE FOR
10th dwelling aud business purposes. contain
ing two bright rooms and bath, in the Child
ress building. 1905 ] st. n.w........ $50. 90
Apply 10 W. J. PILLISG
1905 | ST. NV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-02
MAN JUST GRAZED DEATH
Was Held Fast in Piling as the Tide
Slowly Rose

Philadelphia, Nov. PINNED for
two hours in the piling underneath
Pier A, at the foot of Cambria street
with the tide rising slowly around
him, Nicholas Stokes, a grain picker
employed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, had a narrow escape from
death. Stokes slipped while walking
along the edge of the wharf and
fell into the water between a steam
err tied up there and the pier. In.
some manner he was caught in the
piling and his shouts attracted other
workmen, who went to his assistance,
but were unable to eXtricate him.
They then summoned the police
beat Stokley.
Meanwhile the tide was rising
slowly, and when two hours after he
fell Joseph Phillips, another work
man, went into the river after him,
the water was sweeping Stokes lips.
Phillips at last was successful, and
Stokes was rushed to the Episcopal
Hospital, where he was found to be
suffering from exhaustion and eX-
posture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-02
/. WILSON VOICES PROTEST..
Denounces Use of Foreign Relation
Fl ship for Political Advantage.

tDenounceS Use or fOTeign helatlOn-
ship for Political Advantage.
Buffalo, Nov. President Wilson
in his first speech in New York,
State since the campaign opened, yes
Iterday questioned the patriotism Of
men awho in the midst of the most
critical relationships, the details of
which they do not know, make play
with the loss of the lives Of Aneri-
can citizens even, in order that they
may create domestic political advan-
tage."
He declared that political parties
should be used, but that partisan use
should not be made of them.
"out of the heterogeneous nation
we have got to make unit" said
the President, Sin which no slightest
line of division is visible beyond our
borders. Variety of opinion among
ourselves there may be, discussion,
Tree counsel as to what We ougat to
do, but as far as every other nation
is concerned, We must be absolutely a
unit.
"And | want to register my solemn
protest here against the use Of our
foreign relationships for political ad-
vantage. | cannot, l will not, regard
any man as patriot who does that
men who in the midst of the mos cri-
tical relationships the details of
which they do not know. make play
with the loss of lives of American
citizens even, in order that they may
create domestic political advantage.
The President declared in his night
speech that the United States is not
afraid to fight and is not disinclined
to fight for the objects for which it
was founded. He opposed sectionalism
and said the destinies of peace and
war should not be used for partisan
advantage.
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AUNT ANp NEPHEW SHOT
Bodies Found Within Few Feet of
Each Other in Moman's Home

DOSGGS Uuuu HAIhiAt -"
Each Other in Woman's Homie
Frederick, Md, Nov. Flying in
pools of blood within a few feet OF
leach other, aunt and nephew, Mrs.
Daisy Marshall, 80 years old, and
Charles Michael, 25, wereii found
dead last night by Catherine Mar
shall, 6-year-old daughter.of the.dead
woman, upon her return from school
to her home, near Legore, Md. On
the floor between them was .32
fcalibre revolver containing four ex-
ploded shells.
A bullet had entered the left
breast of the woman, penetrating the
heart. Michael had bullet wound
in the forehead and in the roof of
the mouth.
Mystery surrounds the double ira
gedy. Michael" who was laborer
for James w. Legore, has been lodg-
ing with his aunt for three weeks.
Mrs. Marshall has been separated
for two years from her husband,
Jesse Marshall, who is resident of
Rocky Ridge.
According to neighbors Michael re-
turned to the Marshall home at noon
yesterday. He failed to report for
work this afternoon. At about
o'clock three revolver shots were
heard by Henry Redmond, whose
home is about 200 yards from the
scene of the tragedy. He did not
investigate and thought no more of
the shooting until the b dies were
found by the daughter.
Just before noon yesterday Mrs.
Marshall called at the roadside store
of the Rev. George Nichol for gro
ceries. Later, it was reported, man
whom Michael is said to have dis
liked called on Mrs. Marshall. The
nephew heard of it as he was re-
turning from the Legore quarries at
noon.
The theory is that Michael shot
his aunt and then committed suicide.
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BREMEN COUNTED LOST.
DEUTSCHLAND, in Withssn, ooo,ooo,
g. nh. g c;ctsr SMESar;1a

Deutschland, in Witlts@sm .ooa,0ot
Cargo, Tells of Sister saJfariae
New London, Nov. q. AgTssmilIior
dollars, worth of dyestufs and sardgs
it was said, "possibly stocks, bonds
and precious stones,n comprise the
cargo Of the German submarine mer
chairman Deutschland, according te
statement by Capt. Paul Kcenig
commander of the craft.
The Deutschland is in this port at.
ter having succeeded in making q sec.
ond voyage from German port te
the American coast, despite the
watchfulness of British and French
war vessels.
First of the undersea merchantmen
hy use of which Germany hopes tc
keep open a trade route with the
United States, the Deutschland, &C
cording to her captain, is at present
the only vessel of that fleet. The
Bremen, which started a voyage from
the city after which she was named
on August 26, he said, has been given
up as lost. He thought she Nmust
have struck mine," but he added,
"she has not fallen a victim to this
almost blockade. I am sure of that"
The Anlerika, which some re-
ports have indicated was a merchant
submarine captured by the British,
never existed, Capt. Kocnig, assert
cd.
In summary Of his voyage, just
completed, Captain Koenig said this
was "a quiet trip" Recital of its in
cidents however, developed matters
of lively interest.
The Deutschland did not lie on the
ocean floor this time as in the voyage
which ended at Baltimore last July,
Lie SuDiudIlIe IloIStIu 1S1iSu IiiC
monotony of its sailing under water
or on the surface with occasional
lodges beneath vessels identified as
warships of belligerent nationality,
or thought to be seven times, Captain
Koenig said he unanswered in this
way. The last time was OFF Nan.uck-
ct yesterday when he sighted four
funncled steamer and dived beEeath
her.
During the trip of $3.50 miles the
Deutschland Travelled under water
less than 100 miles.
The Deutschland is siiro.f;o ] in
strict secrecy. The walls CO. H. a!ed
which houses her rcturf ego sup
posed to be rubber and nickel. m a
protection at two sides. 4 fence sur
a pontoon shuts ciI TIL, en-
trance to the Thames river, and on
the fourth side the North German
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CLASSIFIED .tF,S
FOR RENT

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Queen Street. References recuir-
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

We. the undersigned, hereby give
notice that the partnership hereto
fore existing between us under the
firm name and style of Lcwenbach
Brothers, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted
to the said firm or having claims
against the said firm are requested
to call at 900 King street, Alcxan-
dria, Va, for settlement of the
same
JOSEPH ,LOWENBACH.
CHAS. r. LOWENBACH.
(Lowenbach Brothers).
257-3t.
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Gen. Smith Boiling died last night
at his home in Petersburg. He was
81 years old.