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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-16

New York, Sept. 1l-Candidate
Charles f. Hughes and the repub-
lican party are challenged in the
democratic national textbook, which
came from the press today, to
speak out for or against the record
of President Wilson and the demo-
Gratis.
The challenge is issued i'll twenty
one brief, direct and pointed ques-
tions addressed to Mr.. Hughes and
the republicans by the democratic
national committee and the demo-
cratic congressional committee. All
the large issues, domestic and in
ternational are treated. The ques-
tons carry the caption, appeal for
Light for Sixteen Million Voters;
Let Mr.. Hughes and the Republican
party answer
These questions are.
Do you favor the repeal of
the federal reserve act passed by a
democratic congress, recommended
and approved by President Wilson,
under which the danger Of financial
panics is forever banished from the
United States?
3 Would you have protested
against the violation of Belgian neu-
trality and have backed the protest
by plunging America into the Euro
pean carnival of slaugher?
8 Do you favor repeal of the ru-
raj credits act, passed by a demo-
cratic congress, recommended and
approved by President Wilson, which
gives long-term credits at interest
rates that promise an annual saving
of Sl50,OO0,00o to the farmers.
l. Would you have recognized
Nictoriano Huerta as president of
Mexico?
> Do you favor repeal of the
Clayton antitrust act, passed by a
democratic congress and approved
~ President Wilson which over
threw the principle tina, the labor
of a human being is a mere commo-
dity of commerce?
& VIII you, Mr.. Hughes, recon-
mend, and will the republican party
in congress support, law establish
ing universal compulsory military
service in the United State?
DO you advocate repeal of the
federal trade commission act, passed
b a demoGratic congress, recon-
mended and approved by President
Wilson, which has given so much
assistance to legitimate business en-
terprses and under which adequate
protection against unfair competi-
ton is provided?
8 Mr. Hughes, would you have
tried the policy of diplomats negO-
tiations as a means of >summoning
the moral force of law and neutral
opinion to stop Germany's illegal use
of submarines?
9 DO you favor repeal of the
"porkless' good roads act passed by
democratic congress and approved
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-16
RrMnre nurIl IiInters

Santa Fc, Sept. l2.-Game War
den Trinidad G.. de Baca announced
tonight that the duck season will
begin fifteen days later this year, in
accordance with regulations of the
federal government. In other words
10 will be unlawful to shoot ducks
before October l6. The season will
en- dlifteen days OF on Feb
ruary 1 instead uary 10.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-16
ELY BACKS ST.-NGET TICKET

Santa Fe, September "a. There is
no unworthy man to whose name
scandal attaches presented on the
Democratic ticket.
With this forceful declaration r.
c. Ely, for the last two years Rep
ublican state chairman, sums up
the difference between the Demo-
cratic and Republican state tickets
this year.
Mr.. Ely's declaration is contained
an open letter to the editor of the
Cimarron News-Cltizen, answering
an inquiry as to his present political
attitude. Sick of the cOrruptness of
his own party, and unable to stom-
ach Hubbel and Bursum, the former
Republican chairman comes out
squarely for Democratic success in
New Mexico.
In his letter he says
"The state ticket nominated by my
own party is largely made up of
men who in the past have not been
bound to platform pledges and
whose records are such as TO breed
doubt rather than confidence in their
fidelity to their public duties. The
independent voter cannot safely
place his faith in men who persist
emily insist that the people forget
and in the other equally dangerous
precept the people? To hell with
the peOplel We run the state.
THE ticket offered by the Demo-
cratic and Independent conventions
is as whole made up of much
better men with cleaner records ev-
idencing a consistent purpose to ac-
|complish the things set forth in their
/ platforms. There is M unworthy
man to whose names scandal at
tachcs presented
/ Il can conceive of no issue now
before the American people as
whole Of SO dominating a character
as will Justify any self-respecting
Republican or Independent in Civ
ing his support to Frank Hubbell as
against \. A. Jones.
II know of no single trait o char
acter or line of public conduct in
which Mr.. Bursum is the superior
to Frank Hubbell, and believe that
no greater misfortune could befall
our state than to elect as its gov
eruor a man with such a record
and with such q low standard nf
political morals as are professed by
Mr. Bursum.
No unworthJ man to whose name
scandal cttG"r,s' on the Democra-
uc ticket 80 former officials de-
|pu~ed from positions of trust ard
responsibility on charges Of mis-
conduct, by executives of their own
'Iarty. No political highwayman
seeking to daprIve the public of its
rights and benefits. No political
eangsters planning to squander the
peoples money. No Jimmy vio-.
ators ~ the voters will. Only clean
honest ard able outstanding Amer
lean citizens, ready efficiently to
serve the state and its people, and
to work for the prosperity and de-
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-16
First National Bank Acquires Bank
OF DeS MOines

The First National Bank of this
city has bought the Bank of Des
NoineS at Des Moines. The paid up
apital stock of the bank will be in
,reasod at once to $4,000 H. j.
Hammond Sr, becomes president;
H. j Hammond, Jr~ yice-president;
&. ia. Pryor cashier
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-16

We take pleasure Il. announcing
to the people of Clayton and sur
rounding community that we are
prepared to teach voice, pianoforte,
organ, violin, mandolin and guitar
music. All who are interested may
call at the f. p. Kilburn residence
or phone No. 81.
Mrs. J. c. Chamberlain and daughter
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-16

Cob ]. M. Potter of the Cimarron
country, was a business visitor in
the city this week.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-09-16
DEMOCRATS AFTER HUGHES

Some Plain Questions asked the Republican Candidate
and the G. O. P. in the Volume Just Out
Evening star., 1916-12-23
APARTMENTS TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

x1o.50-sr. b.. .pch.. Falks,oue Cts, 18th F'm't.
500 80 b. .pch.. Falkstone cts. 14th Emit.
500 oo-4-.. b.. Chatham cts. 1871 Col. rd. n. W.
S47 5o-6r.. b. .pch Blcnheih cts. 1870 Cal. n ".
S4a OG-6r b. pch. Victoria. 1ith & Clifton n ".
So. 50-lr. .pch.. Benheim cts. 1910 Cal NV.
SOS 5o-3r.. b.. Duismere. 2J2S 1ith st. NV
S27.50-:r.. r.. Chatham Cts. 1881 Col. rd. NV.
$a6 5O-"s., b.. L.. Ncntosa. LIST aud p NV
sos OO-or b.. k. Nentosa. LIST and sis. NV.
S25 0O-5r., b.. !. porchss. 1915 9th st. ne.
sc2 Jo-Jr, b., T.. nlurst is IL 81. ne
500 5u-cr h.. Dunsmcre. .to3 18th st. NV.
S2I O0-"r, free gas Astoria. ;:rd x G sts. ~
$40 OO-Ir, D.. k. al. II Il st. NV.
Sis 50-1r D. Dunsmer- .:,.,3 lIth st. NV.
SIS OO-4r Dorchester. 18th and Md. s.w.
SlSOO-lr., free gas. Astoria. 3ri and G n.
Sl4OO-1r free gas. Astoria, ::rd and g NV.
S13 OO-lr free gas. Astoria. :ird and G. n.
$12 Oo-2r., Dorchester. 18th and Md. ave. s.w.
SlOOO-2r. Dorchester. 18TH and Md. ave.
Furnished apartments in Fakstone Courts,
ST., I" SlIU.
DWELLINGS.
$40 5o-1Or b. 900 l3th NV. Key AZ Falkstone.
S5O.OO-1Or b. 2T1l ontario I'd. Key at
atham Courts
60.O0-14r.. ch., 1s22 y. II. ave. Key next door.
35 r St NV Phone Linen. 1890
THE BRADFORD,
$500 X street northwest
New downtown apartment. just of Connecticut
Ready for occupancy Jan. Il. room
and bath I" rooms and bath.
81. 30 To St;a 0n.
HARRY WAKpMAN.
1fSo X 81. NV. Phone NJ. il9o.
Evening star., 1916-12-23

n Y.-Azores -Lisbon-Sai,les- -iiarsrill-s.
Jas ". f.lveIl Il TO-. q. A.. II STATE ST. y. 7
Evening star., 1916-12-23
Increases Announced a. Altoona. Pa,
and Pirr;ngta I. Ala.

ALTOONA, Pa, December 23.-T he
Morning Tribune and the Mornius :
Times. as well as the Evening Mirror.
all the daily ne apapers in Altoona.
have announced that. beginning Jaai-
airy l. the p, ice will be = cents per cpry.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. December RI
The Briringl a n Ne IS and the Bir-
mirrham Ledger. afternoon pap rs.
have announced that. effective January
/. their yearly su scription rates wiz
~. advanced 81 because of the increased
est Of neWS-nrint pape- The Bir-
mingna n AEe-Herald also has increased
its subscription price.
CUMBERLAND. Md. December .3.-
The Cumberland Evening Times and
the Cumber and Daily Ne tmorningD
have issued hotice # j crease 80 =
cents per COPY effective Janua. y /.
Evening star., 1916-12-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
HENRY F.. wooD.RD, Attorney.
EDWIN c. DUTToN, Attorney.

SUPREME CoI-RT OF TIE nISTHft~r OF CO.
iunhia. Holding Probate Court.- Estate "f
Henry l.. GoS.inr. prc": sod No. 23ls3. Ad-
uiinistratior porkct.-A Application having been
made herein for probnta of the last viii nnd
;cstanent and co!icil of sid deceased and for
letters trstamen;ary on said estate, by Sara,
Pauline Costing. il is ordered this stll DAY OF
December 4 u. 1916. that Sarah g. Wallace.
Anna s. Jack. Mrs Harry lfahl. Anna Com.
stock. Mrs George IorrS. Sarah BRADSHAW ana
Amanda Boil and all others concerned. appear
in said court Tuesday. III" 10th day OF
January. AID. 1917. "t ~ o'clock nn. T."
show cause why such application should not be
granted Let motto, hereof be- published IN the
Washington Law Reporter and Evening star
once in each tErre r'ssiye weeks be'ore
The return day herein mentioned the first pub
.ication bs less Than thirty days before
said return day. WENDELL p STAfFoEl,,
Ju,tice SeaIl Attest: NAI c. TAYLOR
Deputy Register of Wills for the District of 20
Ir,r'.,a DIS. "a
Evening star., 1916-12-23
Submarines to Garry Mails.

AMSTERDAM via London. December
news service from Berlin today
contains a statement that ordinary mail
to the United States can shortly be for
warded ky commercial submarines. Mail
to othd neutral countries can also be
sent thu statement says. by this route.
Evening star., 1916-12-23
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-FLOYD T.. DAVIS, 7th & f S.W.
81 18th st DIV. S4 90 6l1 7th sw.st ,6r 81 50
2l3 9th Or. h. 80 5Oi .l6 Sti sw, Or. b. 81 80
ri 18th sw. Or h. 90 90 fS Tth sw, st. DIV 30 90
6i3 q sw. Sr. 2S so 6.s9 Md Or. - 80
$40 9TH sw ST DIV. 100 1321 Kenyon, I'll, b. -. 80
so 9th sw 6r. h. - 90 us + sw.Sr. b. 20 -
919 T. sw. 6r. b.. 10 80 H.. 9Th .6r b. :. Is 80
t54 NJ 6r. Is 30 500 Ith sw. 81. h. S oa
HOG 9th sw. Gr b. 1910 1Gln Va Sw. .tr. h. Is %
IA sw, 6r b. II 50 $50 III sw. 6r h. 16 90
G1' Sth sw sr.. II 90 s13ih 7,h sw. Or l.. 80
1.J4 4la sw. 8r. Il so 3:SS y sw. fr. Il. 90
1@2i 18th sw. 6r. IA 90 81 y sw. 6r. IL 80
G25 l. sw. 6r. -. L.. 80 657 f. sw 5r. 13. 30
1872 Cap. III. h.. IL 90 :: So. 6r. b. I3 0n
4t6 11th SWELL so 1875 Union sw Or. H. 90
a22 sw.........11.O .O0i 1894 Union sw. / 40
9.!S F sw....... 10 80 9IS Sw. fr. ] q. 80
1913 Sd se fr 1G. sol Is! VI sw o 90
CT Nd av sw9r. b35. .oOI 949 Md av sw Gr 81 30
Ear fl,.f. list call at he ofj
Evening star., 1916-12-23

FURNISHED
f43, F'm't.1Gr.3b. .on. nG'
ISIS L'mnnt Or. .3b. lJn. 90
- > nw.iir.Sh. 10. M
1915 Eclm't.11r. 3bl25.00
-''s''h 2i;h NV. lUr.
3b ...........12a. 90
32ii 10Th NV. Or. 2bIoa. 90
FURNISHED A,
1874 Calvert. 2nd floor, 81
1895 Calvert NV. ST., b.
1itl y NV. md floor. "
U\FTENISIIE
"i2TT Adams Mill rd.
i2r. 3b .....-I5o. 90
1913 18th NV. w.12c.bl5O. 90
2Ga3 Col rd. Sr.3b. 10000
l19 9Th nv, 15r. b. loo. 90
114i r NV. 1878 $685. ,
=. Irving. Chevy
Chase. lor. b. -. 20
1920 18Th. Or. b. 30 90 :
1862 Harvard 80. 10 ;
sci Eit'house. Tor. bi0. 90
ls2s California. I3r.
3b ...........57.5 30
1>oi NJ NV. 11r, 2b. 80. 90
so@ NJ NV. I2r, b. 80 90 :
49, y Y ~. 5ni' "a. .:'i-1.
1853 Col rd. 1or, b. 50.15
l":i3 Euclid. !'r.h 800,
1859 Girari NV. I2r.
2h ......' 80. .Ma
1888 u NV ...... .5b.0U
$50 Eye NV. 1lr. b. 80 |
1910 torc'n nw.9. b42 Jp :
Illus sth nv. 3r.b. a.. - :
1872 rnfario ul q. b. 80. 81 ::
1920 Riggs, Tor, b. 40. 90
iG9 Mo ay.......I 40. 90
l"53 9tb NV. .inr. h. 81 :"
3553 11th NV. Or, n. 81. 30
800 G NV. 9r. b. 81 80 !
J14 9th NV. Sr, n. 35..5
2lG c NV, 1Qr. b. 81. -
lIlI L, sr. b......35. ~
10 II NV. ar. h. .35.5c
1910 q NV, Sr. b. 81. 30 /:
21il II NV, Or. b. $3.50 s
Al Eye NV. 9r. b. 80. 80
lsl' 4. Nr. b.. -. &c
$50 y Y rv ... n. 90
UNFURNISHED 4
e0n6 Col rd. Ir, b. 10. ~ /
zoos Col rd. Jr. b. -. 90
l21n Mass av.5r, b. 90 !
Henrietta, 333 y NV, II
tr. b ........ 45. 90
SIS II NV, 2r. b to !
Or. b. So. 50-S45.50
The Baltimore. 1892
Fillmore. =. 4 and ;
ar -. .s2I.5o to $1,000
l411 y NV. = and Il
Ar ..... so. 90 S31 80
FOR COLORED
1i40 @ NV. ST. b. 80. 80 :,
25G3 18th NV. .6r. b. 81. ~
1850 Fuller. Or. b. 80. 80 I
li4J-i1 W nv. ar. 30 III
331 Mo av. Tor. b.3o. 90 :
22i25 X NV. Or, b. Is 90 /
1896 Fla av.Sf. l.. - ~
459 Mo av .....-.27.5 80 ]
1921 10th NV IL 30 ]
1915 y j av. 6r. b.3G.In {
l4i2 tIa NV. Gr, b. -. 20 :,
j19 21st NV. %. 80 4
l:os l. NV .. -. 80
- q aw, or, b. 1000 !
61al2 L NV .....1B.JO
l151 sth NV. 30 :
2U2G-2s-3i l2th nw.1J.5"i
ORIENTAL BLDG. 9th ~
1926 Ny ay.1st f.2i0. 90 {
.3i 18th NV, 2r. 5000 {
4oJ 9TH NV .......4T.0 90 4
l3e3 NJ. "r .... .ju.uU )
Gi5 Z. 1st f. $500
STABLES-GARA
Rear 62f + nw....4i.DU /
Rear 80 II NV. 1000
Rear 1914 K l av. 30. .oU Il
Rear S27 !; / ay 1o.u'l /
OUT OF J
A acres, SUitland. Nd. -.
Fort Myer Heights, ST. q
BUSINESS PI
1913 Ny av. bldg. s. 900 !
1426 Ny av. bldg. 4. 500 /
1f26 Ny av, l fl. , 900 !
1412 II nw.sto&cel.1.5G0 /
5 5 10th NV, bldg. 80 4
CT La ay and 62S ID y
t3-story) ........170 l
COS 9th NV tstore) $50 ]
lu2o Conn av...l.,o 3
500 i NV tstore). .110 =
800 18th NV .......10o :,
6l9 F NV (bldg} 100 /
800 ] NV ,sto&apts. 30. 90 c
1880 1ith NV, store. so. 90 4
51I II No. $50, .ir. h ip 90 ::
SEND FOR OTR COZ
UNADVERTISED
EDWARD Z. SCH
IA 1Irh ST
Evening star., 1916-12-23
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

BEFORE PLACING OR RENEWING A lse Oh
Ind DEED OF TRUST On lOuk PROPERTY
SEE WEIGH
Now in the National Saripgs & Trust Co. BLDG.
t1sth and New York ave.).
Prompt replies. Reasonable charges.
1 HAVE IS, 700 OF TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN
fr,t real estate mortgage. Must be gilt
edged security, subject to the approval of tine
court. l.. +. RANDOLPH Victor bldg, cor.
Grant and 9th sts NV
Evening star., 1916-12-23
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1342 New York ave. NV.
Adjoining corner 14th St NV

iS4Z Ne"
Adjoining corn
S335- 23I2 Mass av
$500. .S23 18th NV
$40. ..S25 18th NV
$3.50. 235s Mass NV. .lar
500. .Ia"3 10th NV. lor
5000. .1232 n Y av, 23r
5000. .1o17 18th NV, 1s-
5000. .1761 Mass av. I6r
S125. =. 1854 Q NV. l5r
500. 1922 17th NV, "or
500. -. .2115 $ NV, 1or
500. .17o0 Q NV, 11r
sloo. 2O0a Col rd. 12r
500. .1s19-1621 18th st
So. 2G3G Woodley rd
So. 26os Cathedral Tor
$50. 1872 Calvert. Tor
$50. 1923 New Hamp.12r
Sl3.....1622 p NV. 1Or
SIS. 2OoO 8 NV, Or
s75. .s07 A ne, lar
S75. ......I744 p NV. 12r
SIS. 1893 p NV. 12r
sI5. ..1745 18th NV, sr
sf6. &c. 1916 Biltmore, ,11r
Sf3. .l602 10th NV. Tor
ss3. 1918 14th NV. Or
So! .35sa 11th NV, 1or
ss5 1880 21st NV. Tor
sso.5e. .l406 Irving Tor
$50. - 1881 Irving. Tor
SEQ. ..34i3 14th NV. I0r
500. ..1923 Calvert. 1Or
500. 2a15 Ordway, Or
500. 1915 Columbia rd
$50 .3513 Porter place
sa5. 1921 Ordway place
80" .1617 21st NV. Or
Sas. .170S Q NV. Tor
&a... 1918 Kenyon. Tor
$50. so. 1891 Park rd, 1or
so. .3441 18th NV. Tor
SIu. 1872 California. Tor
$50. 1858 Columbia rd Or
$50. 1868 Columbia rd Or
$50. 1895 Q NV. Tor
$50. .-....17G2 Col I'd, Or
$50. 1920 18th NV, Or
$50, 1891 NJ NV, 1Or
$50. .1744 Riggs pl. 11r
$50. ..-1l19 Lamont. Or
$50. 2918 Ordway. Or
$50. .3417 18th NV. Or
sds, 80. .3427 Holmead pl
$3.50. 1853 Ont pI. s-
S4s. 21l0 Il NV. Tor
Si5. 30. .304 12th NV. sr
$3.50. ass G NV. lar
Sl5. so. 3334 .4th NV. 6r
So. ..192s l7th NV, Tor
Si@. Jos Euclid. 11r
So. ..3311io Kanawha. So
Si5 ..... 1910 Q Ew. 7r
st5. .2i34 Pa av NV. lor
Si3. 30. .1la 9th So. lGr
si2. 5o.-..l73T Col rd. Or
SO 30. l52i 9th NV. llr
$40. 80. 2307 18th NV, ,12r
$40. 80. . 1871 Q NV. 1or
$3.50. .1722 U NV. I0r
$40. 30. .667 S c av se.11r
S42. 80. 1876 Q NV. Tor
S4O.aO. II X | av NV. Or
5000. .1S1% 18th NV. Or
$40. 80. 1869 18th NV. sr
s4O.50.11f5 18th NV. .11r
40.5O.1T19 Riggs pl, ,l0r
$40 so. 1853 11th NV, ,10r
$40. 1881 /. NV. lGr
$50. 2U29 II NV. 1or
$50. .14G6 Hopkins, Or
S31 20 H. 7ih nc. Or
S31 80. 1896 Spring RI. Or
S3TT 30. 1905 RI av NV. 10
S37 30. 10T u NV. l0r
SAT 1C 213p r NV Sr
81. 80. 1246 10Th NV. .l0r
s3- 50. .73i 9Th NV. Tor
s3. 80. 146l Chaplin NV 8
SS7.aO. .24J1 Holm d. 10r
s31 .5o.1G44 Monroe NV. Z
$50. 203 D NV. 11r
$50. 80. 1913 Monroe. Or
SO. 30. - Bryant, Or
$50. 30. .1lls Va nv sw. .Sr
So. 50. 1927 U NV. Or
SO. 50. 1914 18th NV. l0r
S355. so. As Eye NV. 1or
So. so. -3141 2 NV, 11r
So. .36i3 10Th NV, Hr
s25. 404 VI NV. Sr
S35 .3417 Mt Pleasant. Or
81. 80. .33llU 10Th NV, ii
So 80. .34Gs 18th nv. Or
s32 50.1T60 Wizard NV.
So. so. 1929 Monroe, 7r
s35. 30. .422 Sd NV. lot
So. 10. .342l MI Pleas. sr
So. 80. 1904 18th NV. Or
s32. 30. .352s llth NV. Or
So. 80. 1850 I'd NV. 7r
S32 80. .141+ Irving, Sr
ST.. 30. 0.ii00 Belm I rd, Tor
So. 80. 1872 I'd NV, 7r
So. 30. 1907 Corcoran, 3r
So. so. 1855 10th nw.l0r
$50. 81. 60 Rk Ok Ch ri
$50. 30. 2G03 II NV, Tor
$50. 30. 80 X ne. 10r
Sec our list OF apart
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Evening star., 1916-12-23
OFFICES EEC STUDIOS.
WANTED-OEFICES.

WAITED TO RENT-SNALI OFFICE ROOM
or desk room in quiet Office. Address Box 3s-H
Star Office ~"
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/ TENANTS

.tES.
ara F NV. $500 mp
el3 F NV list d. 800
GIL + NV. Or 90
9th 4 La av. $500 up
SE cor 6th X F.Ss. 90 up
tAGES-SHEDS.
Rear 1917 /. ay
tone-halfb ..-i7.50
Rear 1917 1st sw. II Mn
Rear ia G NV 1000
TOWN.
...............35.cO co
10 acresj sj....... y. 90
PROPERTY.
2 lT05 14th NV (sto) 40. 90
E'r 60 II uwtCar)iO. 90
1901 Conn avt2d A. 80. 90
13l4i. 9th nw. l f.27. 81
A II NV .......2J.J 80
l3l> II 10. sto&dw. -. 90
1919 Ga. . fl. %. 90
1915 X NV. store %. 30
800 Eye NV. store 20
III Ind ar t>tOreI IL. 90
jl6 VI Sc. store. .15. 90
ilD4 T NV, sto. .3r. u. 90
61S F NV. room. 1000
i34 La av tbmt) JOG
2236 II NV 100
DMPLETE LIST OF
D PROPERTIES.
-UWARTZ. INC
Evening star., 1916-12-23
$1.5O-S2-S4HS6 Per Day
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS u C.. DE-
cemher -, lsl6.-Sraled proposals Will he re-
ccived nj this Office. Room 500. District building,
until o'clock pm. on December - 1916 for
the construction of sewers in the p'st~i-T at
Columbia involving the construction Of approx.
mat"ly 600 llnrar feet OF ilas,i.ry sewer. !, us
diameter. Forms of proposals. specification
and necessary Information may be- obtained frony
The Chief Clerk. Engineer Department. Room
i2I. District building. Washington. II. {. ~
YER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BRoWNIa
CHARLES W. kCIZ. Commissioner, ID.
de.n-.it ,.NSu
Evening star., 1916-12-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEW ROw-11oo TO 1116 5th ST. NE.
OPEN DAILY UNTIL Pm.
5 SOLD
Fine location for employees Of govern
ment printing office. Union station. House
and Senate Office buildings. Easy walk
ing distance of the above. Save your car
fare Houses contain rooms. tile bath.
h.-w.h.; lots 100 feet deep to paved al
ley: 3 rooms deep box plan. Price
So 49, small cash payment, balance like
rent.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 ST. NV, or 9TH aud II SITS. ne
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APARTMENTS.

APARTMENTS.
III 11Jh, ir, IL. $50. 50-S3a
li55 W nv, sr. b. 5000
y13 n NV. jr. b. 80. 90
l3222 18th NV. 3r. b. .s.1D
I1Gg Wil'rd INV ,Gr. b23 30
inn Irving. ir. h. IL 30
611 9th NV taptD 500
l226 II nv. Ir. II. 30
800 Eye NV, rooms.
500 to $lJ.G0
119 18th he. 4r, b. -l4.5O
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Sec our list Of apartments under Apartments
TO Let.
HOUSE 1i4G OAK ST. N.W.-SiN ROOMS
and bath: hot-Sater heat; electric lighting, mod
ern; rent. $50 80.
Ar.nlv 1911 Oak st NV.
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FOR RE%T LIST OF
BELT, o'RRIEN & co. GncD.
1863 g ST. NV.
Ts'nuEoHrs Main 1903 1905.
UNFUkNISHED HOUSES

fUI; EE%T LIST OF
BELT. n,EHIEE & co: Gnc:'.
Ts'athonrs Main 1904 lo05.
UNFUENiSIIED HOUSES.
,foc " nv NV :ir.Ir.o0l 1916 ore nw G. 30
1903 Irving NV. 1ir. - u nw. ST, b - 81
3h ..........-'iJ. 80 90 a3S lSt So. 4r. b. Is,
IGrG calvert rw III 81 J. r.. fr. b. % ~
Oh sd. GOT J" - So. lir. b. %. IA
- q rw Or h 81 1G 6 NJ ne. Or. b.....a 81 80
mn We NV II b - u lIGi W i.w, Or. b. 2u.5U
1871 clifton nv. llr. !!tt 5 "a nw,Ir bi 90
...-....... ...1,-H ~ :. Sr......- 1900
1909 NV, i2r h '211I ~ lrfll 50, 6r. Il o.
9fa,; Mozart NV Uai sUi g se..........l. 90
3a.;5 10th NV. Or b 80 II SylDt; al ne AZ :, 10
al5 y j a. So. 81, b - fn
COLORED.
1e Eve 10 1or. y 81. 20 l.7l Fla av ne :,r 10 30
"7l5 ny. III. b 20 1889 I7th NV 3r L. ~
~ l. nv. 'r. h. -. ~ ~ Kendall ne Ir II 90
) Patterson re. -. cn,@ Hen ct sw. ir $50
in3i GIl. NV :,r. 'Iu
FLATS-COLoRF.n.
80 II -. NV. .l!l h""r. Is so
STOKES.
racI rth NV .... 100 On lr.s sth se...... 30 90
~ n3, Pa sv r,v 80 % .'En lftH NV. 70 90
IA Y av NV. o.oJ 5@s !st se........-5.o .oc
4!l--1I " aw- 10. ta IlG J.. ....... q, dt;
"4l2 18th NV. 60 - iiaIo.e: oi .4--..J
Tus % In - n".-:''."t
sin 18th NV ~ w. - ~ 80 14th nw.4r, bis so
a!ie lith nv .3rh - ~ llos LIST ne. Or. o.l1.o0
THE pEetfN. l2oI NORTH CAP.
Iowa circle. Ist floor. II. D.. % 80
Ant se-3r, 20. 90 Cd floor :,r b.. go 50
Ept S.-sr u - .;n.n1 sd floor. 81. h. Is 80
Apt 4l-5r. b.....45.oo THE lNGLESIDE.
1Gi. Lamont ST. II. ".
Apt 1-4r b 81. %
Apt 12-ir. b.. 81. 80
HELT. o'RRIES & co. Inc.).
1909 ST NV.
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France to Cultivate All Land.

PARIS. December 23-The minister Of
commerce has introduced a bill empowers
ing the agricultural department TO nut
into cultivation all unoccupied land. Th 9
j. il lire with similar action tal5ei, in
England
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EW; CHEAP RENT, $3.50
NORTHWEST SECTION

To desirable tenant only. Brand
new houses containing four rooms and
bath, all large outside rooms. finished
and papcred attractivciy; tile bath,
modern plumbing, gas and coal ranges,
porcelain sink. Similar houses in sec
ton not SO desirable rent for Sl7.oo
The rent of these hoTscs is put down
To Sl5a in order TO secure desirable and
permanent tenants.
No. J21 Morton st. NV
(IuSt east of Georgia ave.)
d. L. SAUL 60, 934 y. Y. ave NJ Ell