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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
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Real Estate. Loans and Issuzases.
UNFURNIBHED

UNFUhN14HEU.
ZIG H.. M Is. ; :. nv ses E. NJ
i43e X NV, year 800 1905 r nv, Or. b.4s.oO
'4Ss s.a any, i'r els S ssts
1886 Conn av.14r. $500 Ills P NV, 1or.o 42.5o
1874 21st nw.12r,5b. 100 I3e 9Th NV. 81. b!0. 50
1877 18th 81 lse 2do1 NV Or 49, &c
17ss NV. III. ib. iio sses 18th. 4. 5: $50
141s Mass Az NV. io NV. v; ~ p ? ss 70
142s Col IL I'd. iii. Sd iSe % nv. sr $3.50
1887 kalorama road. lla5 9Th NV. Or SO. IS
a4es Pa a7.i5r. a6. % g 1854 Rss. NV g. sso g
2ol7 NV. 17r.2b. 1900 1o7 Quincy nw.sr. bso 50
1881 Euclid NV. o.. ~ 81, p. <. q So
2o1s Is 7 1850 i SIS Del :!
1856 Calvert NV. 1903 Euclid NV srnSS.eo
.s1a si & sSS ~ Caroline :.
20 Cathedral ~ sSs aStn sw ~ "a r.
LIS 81 II svlsr $50 81 81 e -. =. a. sSss
as42 Gslvt lor a ss2 psi A. ne S1s 9S
IssS o::.,
III A ''' 'sF' D. 80 FATS e
zig en d4th St room: an: and sS
Sosx Morgan ~. room. ana ssts.::... 2s s
Sos st. ne. rooms and beth: :..... 3 80
20 18th :; :t. NV NV. rooms room: ana ~
20 Quincy st. ''s, ooE I%SRs ana BATH '00'
11r, .. $85. 81 At r NV, 5r. -. 1850
1905 18th NV Or b 85. 10 1904 nv NV. 81. 1850
1899 Corn NV Tor ba0 sol 21Os NV. 81. .15.e 80
l128NJ av NV Or, h25. so 1118 3D. NV, 7r. 70. 40
1928 18th nv, 10r, b25. 00l $40 Az nv. 1900
1873 1875 NV NV s. 3Ss s 81 81 NV
So L NV, Or, b. 20.50I 3o5 F sw. Ar. 1850
l2o9 Walter se.e.b1s.ools Baldwin's row NV -
The Temple, Sr. b. is.0ol "a Shows NV. r..7.8s
1909 1Ith NV, 7r Is 90 1921 Cherry Hi, 4r..6.50
III O ne. Or. b. 1888
A few desirable rooms in the Union Trust build
ing. the abandonment and best located once build,
inS Il tho city. Prices from. 90 to $500
482-464 Louisiana ave-. 7 stories. .......
1928 Connecticut ave ........ 90 10 10000
47!.Tg Penna. ave. NV. 1900
l744 Pa. ave-, once and coal yard.
hlS 9th ct. NV. End door. ...-........ 6O00
The Sterling, 1915 Calvert st.. rm in bsnt. 300
Century bldg, 412-14 9th nw.......e SO to 300
1904 st. NV. rooms. ............... 800
1921 NV. rooms sro md r s............ $500
72s 18th nw... .$250.00I 9O2 18th NV. 100
42l 10th NV. 1861 2l25 18th .......60 BOO
ZIG lith a. 2a42 18th U, 20 %
NV ...sr; ., 10 90 ss4 2oth NV nv....15oo
Rear IFS 18th nW4S Rear 81 1sth
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FOR RENT-H. L. RUS
1916 Col I'd, llr.2b$a0. 0D
1918 r l av.l1r.b. IS. 90
1914 18th w.1lr,2b Is
1744 r NV, Tor, 2b. 5000
1923 21s: nv. Or. b.@. 90
1928 n NV, llr. $500
4S2 n NV. Or. b. .40.75
lllA 5th NV, Or. b. D.76
COS b nv. 1lr. b. .N.15
APART
Florence Court West.
2r, b ...........S.O
Kaloyama, Or. b. 5000
Alabama. 5r. b. .45. 90
Madrid, 6r, b $40
BUSINESS
el2 r NV. "a, frt. .25. 90
FOG 7th sw. 10. %
CoLORED
114s 9th NV. Or, b. 80. 20,
1855 Cleve pl, g.. ID. so
55 Defrees, 6r. 1850
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ss3 F ne, sr, b. $3.50
zoo II, sr. b.lat.25.5O
lls 18Th, 7r, b. Ii. 60
1877 9Th, Or. b. .22.5O
lols 10Th, 7r. ". .22.5O
322 oath. sr, b. .22.bO
s2l 2lst, Or. b.lat. 2O.5O
1893 Doth, 6r, w...1S.bO
l4l2 10th, Or, ". 1880
ll28 21st, Or, ". 1880
2321 Va Az. Or, b.17.b0
ZOOS K, Or. w....l6.5o
2lo5 Eye, Or, ". 1850
2431 Eye. Or. ". 1880
POPS f. Or, w....18.50
$40 2th, Or. ". 1880
l241 goth. 7r. W. ..15.5
2214 NJ, 4r, w.....15.5O
O6 23d. 5r. b. ...15.60
PHI n. 7r, w....l5.5o
900 25th. Or, W. ..l5.0O
l703 seaton. 6r,w.l4.5O
937 28th, Or. w...13.50
2224 Va Az. br,w.l8.50
Is Fenton ne, Or, ". 1880
$50 24th. Or, W. 1870
904 9th, Or. ". .12.5o
1919 28th. Or. ". .l2.5O
1881 27th, Or, W. lilo
2435 9th, Ar, w....11.6O
80 9th, 6r. ". .11.O0
2423 r, Ar, w....1O.5O
S04 23d. 5r, w....1O.5O
1871 21st. Or. w....1O.50
1908 Wylie ne. ...1O.5O
$50 18th. Or. ". 1850
PAT y, @f, W...,10.ko
STORES.
1882 Ath, 1r,w,g.e0. 90
2046 L. sto, Or, h.@.OO
uhnnA Main tAQ6
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De Francis, o26 L St. NV.
rooms and bath NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1 so
Winston, GAS Mt. Pleasant St.
33-5r.. b., cleo, porch ..............s 37 so
$50 d.. Ar. rec. hall, h., cleo. porch. $500
Call for Complete List.
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III 1lfh st nv
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o3N1 ~ 4ANAASAA
4 I ~. 16r. 8 baths
4 stable, year. $500
lass Az near 26d,
14r, Z baths. -. .l.@
Mas AZ. 20r, Sb.yr.0,@
r ! av, 14f. 3b.yr. .2,@
18th mr. P NV, 12r, b. 200
1893 18th, 12r, 2b. 200
Adams Mil road near
Col I'd. 15r. 8b. 800
100 L. 20r. Sb. 200
Conn Az near Woodley
road. 1br, 6b. .....1@
10th near T. 15r, 9b. $50
1886 18th nw.12r,2 70. LIS
8 near 21st. lar, 3b. 100
1913 Belmont. 1H. 20. 100
9406 r NV. 12r. 2b. 100
BE cor 22d 4 Pa ~,
22r, 2b ..........1 100
1923 R I Az, 18r, 2b. 90. 90
1850 @. Tor, %. . .S. 90
R ! av near 18th. 12r.
8b. garage .....S3.S
1886 8, 12r, 2h. IS. 90
II West Kirk Ut, Chevy
Chase, Nd, l2r, 2b. 30. 90
l14s P. 12r. 8b. 80. 90
2450 18th. sto&6r, BIS. 90
1865 Biltmore. i2r.
EXPERIMENTATION
1925 Mass Nv. 11r,
MS p. i av..to. sr. lis. 90
1927 Phelps place,
Tor, 2b ........75.O 90
24os Pa ~ nv. l5r.
re "a E .t e. %: Is 60
Alta Vista. Nd. 12r,
3 ..............6 IS. 90
1870 18th. Tor, b. IS. 90
811 Clin'ne, lir, 2b65. 90
$l06 R NV, 10f, 10. "a. 90
l01 21st nv, l0r, b.0B. %
lM Hav'd, l0r, b %. 90
1928 Calvert, 1or, 3b57 80
1904 n nw.i1r.b. .1.70
i794 r, Tor, 3D.. . Is 20
1871 Calf, Tor, %. Is. so
e411 Newark. Or. b. IS. 90
l120 10th, Tor, b. $500
1897 CALI. OF. b,
.Gasage ........ 80. 90
iS0e 2 NV. l2r. b.W.00
S01 18th. 6r. $3.50
1762 s NV, 10r, 8b. 80. 90
TWO-FAMT
1919 Kenyon, 7r,b.S5.5 so,
1850 Aonroe, IA, II, bSl 80
970l llth. "a. 6r, b. ESQ
~ 0eaton NV, Or. b. A.@
E0 18th, ID. Or. b. "a. 80
ZOO 18th NV, Or, b. ESQ
% b NV, 6r, b. .22.W
ron CoLoRl
1406 Corc'n. Or, b.35.5Ol
140s Corc'n. Or. b. .85.6 sol
200 N, Or. b. ....N.@l
1909 18th. Or. b. 20. 50 |
1881 sher Az, Or, b.26 - |
1921 sher Az, Or. b. Is. 80
I08 18th ne. Or, 1850
SO 21st nv. 6r, b. $3.50
1897 18th, Sr, b. 200
lls6 4 1888 10th,
Or, b. .1.60
1927 Church. Or, 20. sol
4SS n. Or. 3D.. 1850
s1s 18th nv. Or. 50 |
elb 18th. Or, b. 1850 !
OF 2bth, Or. b....2.60
1908 NJ, Or. ..@.60l
1762-176S Sea ton, -
Or. b. .O.60l
1908 z NV. 7r. b. 20. 50
B22 2lth. Or, b. .20.eo
zoe 14th ne. Or. b. 1850
1928 g NV, Or, b. ..1s.50l
2610 X NV. 6r, b. 1850
6Oh Patterson. 5r, b17.50l
GET OUR FULL RE-
All classes Of propert.
list Of desirable apartn
MOORE 4 HILL Tine
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.

DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
1925 " NV. Tor b. $3.50 1913 LIST NV, 6r, b. 22. SO
22os NV. Ill. b. $3.50 1888 LIST NV. Or, b. so
sss I. NV. sr, b. a2 % 1920 9Th NV. sr, q. so
s65 nv, Or. b.. So6 80 l7is av nw.6r. $50
s2l7 II NV. lor, b. q 80 a5l5 NV. sr. w1s.oo
DWELLINGS, NORTHEAST.
0O8 Cap. 10r. b. 00t $50 18th ne, Or b. 1880
I ne. 1ir. b.. 2s 60 1929 ne, er b. 1850
II av ne,9r. $3.50 11e3 Neal pl ne. ~ bis. 80
3l8 ne, Or. b.. $3.50 908 18th NO. 81, IL. 90
316 ne. 6r o. 2So0 2l3 l1th ne. 3r, b. so
62S I'd ne. Or, b.. .2230l 1895 Fla av me- will 90
go 7th me- bi% vi Z Il e. SOUTHEAST.
227 Cap 49,. 2b100 90 90s It'll se. Or. b. 1850
bls 1st Sc. sr:b .hw25 80 sss N Sc. Or. 1890
sos z se. Or, b.. so 701 sc, 5r b. 90
sIO It'll Sc. n b. 1850 1898 Sc. sr. b.. Is. 90
1900 Sc pWRINGs s a5Ga u; f. wlo0
473 Md sw Or b. % so 81 sw. 5r, ". IL. so
$50 NJ sw Or, b. 1880 1915 9Th sw, 6r W. ID. 80
1905 sw, sr. b. 1850 81 Mel av sw .5r. biz 50
500 y sw. Or, b. 1880 2ooh ~ sw. Ar, b. so
41o N sw. Or. b. II 80 III II sw, Or. w..12.5I
$40 18th sw, sr,v 1850 1911 So Cap, er,w.11 so
4el sw. 7r. "; 1873" so o7o Mel sw, Or. vii 90
~ ~, Or. w..l4:so 1909 ~ sv. er.w. 800
as Il '"' i? TFiw q !si1 FLATS
III III n NJ" es!::s. q. s..sbissS
4s2 Pa Az NV. 1897 90 7od g. sto&cel: 20. 90
824 NV. store. 81. 90 sos I'd NV. sto&dw IS 90
1928 9th nv. sto b37 80 4so 9th nw.4th hr15. 90
2O54 NV. sto&dw. Sn.2o luz NV. store 10 OO
$50 N sw, stAdw 5000 110e % NV. store Ii. 20
1922 II ne. st&dw 5000 1924 Fl ne. store. is. u;
col Mass NV. Sc. 90 1908 NV, store. IL. so
at nv, st&dw25.6 b. 1904 Water sw. stole. 0C
100 NV, store .25.0D
COLORED TENANTS.
o13 Sd ne. Or. b.. .28.O0 1885 NJ nw,5 .w13. 90
zoos L NV. Or. b. .22.50 Is Sc, Or, w.. $50
73S 4th NV. 7r, b.21.b0 270s NV. 6r v. 80
s21 Del av sw or. bls.50 707 LAm't nv. 5r.w12.5O
1923 Mont ~, 81, b. 1880 104 Sc. 7r. ". so
2222 Eye NV. 81, W. 1900 1116 NJ sc. Or vii 80
7S3 Morton NV q, w16.3O 2423 NV, Or, W. 1850
1912 30th NV ,8r. b. 1880 1888 Union sw.5,w10.5O
200 Z sw, Or. W. 500 1918 LIST sw, 5r,w $50
125 L NV. Or. ". .A.60 POI NV. Ar, W. $40
1909 4th NV. br.w IL SO 1882 av sc "A, 80
S14 Sd Gw. Or, ..l4.6J ZOO X NV, <r.w.. $50
FOL Warren ne,8 .w13.30 161 Sc, Or, W.. 500
1918 Wylis ne, so Ill Quander .4r. VS. 90
70 Canal 0w, br,W. Loo 1921 18th ne <r,w, $50
Phone Main $40. Phone Nam $50.
James F. Shea, 643 La. Ave. NV.
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'PSON { 60. I55S INV.
602 @ ne, o.. b. 30
1AS Nd ~ n, &. hl4.b0
3U Champ st. ...D.b0
"a 18th se, lf, W.l0.6Q
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FOR RENT-FLOYD r.
1918 ~ sw,st. dws35.ao
1926 18th sw. 6r...l4.5O
4e4 G sw. sr. b. 300
2l1 eth sw. Or, b. $500
90 II NV. 7r. b.. .2.50
Alb 9th sw, Or, By 90
207h 18th sw. 7r. so
712 sth sw. Or. b. 1880
s45 Nd ay 81. Or. b. 1900
1903 ~ sw. Or. b. 1880
s19 G sw. 8r. b.. 1850
sl3L eth sw, 5r.. Is. 80
3O4 Mclean sw. Or. 10. 90
1923 Az sw. er....l4.5o
1854 AZ sw, Or. lao
1892 9Th sw. Or. ...13.W
$40 1871 sw. Or. ...12-W
1880 Union sw, or.1l.p
1915 wat'r sw. Or. b1s.50
2 f sw, Or. 1850
1929 N ] av Sc, 5r. l1.3O
For a more complete !
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"a llth st. ne, 5 room
nYIgYNTQS
stumpf bldg. west an

part ...........1.@
Corner 9Th and La
ave, hotel. .125.M
go G NV, sto&cel. ] l6.0
1918 7th nv. 50 90
1855 9th NV, sto, 8f. b6 90
1924 9th NV. Or. b. Al 80
zoos Ga Nv NV. sto. 1000
$50 Z NV. sto. 3r. 1000
sea Pa av. store. 40. 90
1927 q ne, yto&5r, b37. 80
COLORED
903 French NV Or, b30. Sol
SOe C NV. Or. b. $3.50
81 Fla Az nw,7r.b.&.0
<63 No Az nw.llr.bS.0
728 4th NV. 7r. b. %. 50
623 L NV, sr. ". so
2226 @ NV. Or, b. ..D.30
4l6 L nv. e.. ". 1850
BIT Barry NV. Tor. BIO. so
$40 Acker ne. Or, b. 1900
14S4 @ NV, 6r,w...1s.n
100 Hsrv'd nw.6,b.l8.6o
1890 4th NV, 7r.W.19.50
172s Seaton NV .5.b1S.3o
We have q number of q
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The COLONIAL 1905 soth st. NV.
No. 15- rooms and bath :...... $So.o0
DEvoNSHIRE. 1851 Columbia ROAD
rooms and bath $os.eS
FRANKLIN. 1918 14th Ut. nv:
rooms and bath. $oUOO ana $ot.oO
GARFIELD. 9O1 18th NV.
rooms and bath ]4NVU
NoRTHUMBERLAND N. b. ave. and st
2-3-4-S rooms and bath. .$3O0O 70 $1o.U0
NOTTINGHAM 2124 p ST. NV.
and rooms and bath ]ZooO 10 $So.SO
I'LL PA. AVE. NV. 5 rooms and bath. 30 ~
723 18th NV, End floor, ST. and bath. xSo.0
25O6 PA. AVE, End floor Ar. and bath. !s.SV
70 ST. n. E., s rooms and hath. .$losS0
WEAVER BROS. 735 18th st.
FOR GOOD COLoRED TENANTS.
Apartments Of I've rooms. porcelain oata, -
o section where the demand for colored help 10
very great. These apartments are IN the n1ooS
Of i very high class residential section.
The Wilson, 2412 18th st. NV.
$16 to ST per month
Janitor on premises.
SHANNON & LUCHs Renting Service.
Main ca&s- 71S 14th st nv Main 2s40
THE STANTON. 12s G ST NE. NEAR
Capitol, Library and Union station: attractive
6-room and bath apt; back porch; LAUNDRY:
reception hall: elevator: s32. so monthly
SIT 18th ST, OPPOSITE sHoREHAM HoTHI.
rooms, reception hall and bath 9SooV
THE F. Fl. SMITH COMPANY.
Bis FIFTEENTH STREET.
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B. f.. SAUL CO..
RENTAL AGENTS

Phone Main ~ es+ New York ave. NV
Prospective tenants viii dnd it to their advan-
tage 10 inspect our properties before renting, ~
our houses are generally In good condition, our
rule being to have them repaired when vacated
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FOR RENT-D.D b. THOl
l75S Col I'd, 10r. 2b460. 90
81 Fla ~ Ne, Or. b.D.
707 It'll ne, q, b.. .0.60
102 G. NJ. Or, 80
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E0R RNT[llD 31st @. NV.
rooms and bath.
New electric lighting.
Hot-Wstsf beat.
Perfect coodiHno,
l. L 1U0L, 100 u t. ~. x
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ukt 70 inspect our piop
our houses are general,
rule being to have them
DWELLINGS
l1le eth nv .12r. 2b. Is 80
e626 18th pw,9r, 2b5o. 80 |
l411 Buchanan nv,
er. b 4 garage. 30. %
1911 Eye nv. Or. b. AT 50
$40 Sd NV, 1lr,b. ~. 30
1905 9Th NV. Or. 2b. so,
1903 9Th nw.10r, b. Al 90
1907 10th nv. Tor, n4l 90
1872 X nv, Tor, b. 20. 90
CT ID nv, Tor ,2b 40 so
1890 l NV. 11r, b. 40. 90
1ls q NV. Or. b. so
0O4 Sd NV, 7r,b. .33. 0OI
SIG n J av NV, Or. be. so
106 Ind Az nw.vr, b29 90
1923 LIST. 6r, b. - .T-@
DWELLINGS SOCTHEA
637 z Cap. Tor. 2b. 1850
DWELLINGS
<O4 " ne, 7r. b. ..2S.0
10 l. ne, Or. b. -. .2.@
606 L ne, Tor. b.. .2.5o
22oS Evarts ne.6.n.D.O
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and F NV. $500 up
1928 ", Or. 80. 90
SIS Z, LIST q. ..35. 90
Sc cor 9Th 4 F.$6.0O Up
9Th 4 la av. SIS. 90 up
.AGES-SHmS,
r. 1870 14th NV. 1000
X. II h ne (stable).6.OO
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-HOusE, ROOMS. BATH; ALL
modern improvements; high elevation: garage:
INV h.; not over $50, letter only. MR..
GROOM. ia 3rd ne. -
SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE; GAS AND
water and garden: Brookland. Woodbridge. Ia
koma Park or vicinity; SIS to $50. Box 10.
Star office.
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7R. AND b. HOUsE-NEWLY PAPERED AND
painted; good location, 10 minutes 10 business
section. Rent, 5000.
See complete rent list.
WALTER A. BROWN, GA 14th st. NJ. 1853
FOR HENT-IN GOOD LOCATION OF THE
northwest. convenient to The cars; At X ST.
NV; and bath; excellent condition
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u FLATS.
sos 18th. 81, Or. b. 1850
1701 Euclid. 3 noat
rooms ..........1S.W
$40 22d, "a q, 4r,b.1e.o0
1921 b ne, 4f.b.l4.W
lS8Sn y Ne. Af.b.1A.0
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| ll03-O5 9th NV, 1870. 90
$50 Mass av. l1r.40.5O
IS I NV, Or. .85. 80
1460 Corn NV. l2r35. 80
1908 9Th NV, Sr. 20. so
2l2 Randolph ne, 7r25. so
e51 L NV, Tr....22.5o
100 c ne. 8r. .22.bO
A5 Acker ne. 7r.19.O0
800 I'd ne, Or. 1880
408 v ne, 4r. 30
22lo 9Th NV, Or. 80
IS p ne, 5r.
4h9 l NV, Or.
l417 Duncan ne, 6rl3.5O
1890 24th NV, lr. 1880
1913 Hth se, Or. 1880
1852 Blad'b'g I'd, 5r1l 90
9l5 Golden sw. 1900
2016 Hutton nw,4r.7.5O
II Col Ter nw,lr..7.50
1898 Harm pl sw. 5r6. 90
s704 o NV. pr. $50
, 636 Q NV, 5r. $3.50
127 Sd ne, 4r. .2O.5O
Us n. Y. ave. NV.
complete rent list, Sc
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Phone Main $40. Phone Nam $50.
James F. Shea. 643 La. Ave. NV.
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h6Ds
626 Morton NV. 1850
At r NV, 5r.....l0.b0
1904 N J nv nv, Or. 1850
2lOS q NV, 5r....15.50
1118 Sd NV, 7r. .15.40
80 N b Az NV. 81. 1900
Sl3 Del av ns,7r.11.@
1855 9Th NV. II. .10.50
S05 r sw. Ar. ....10.50
8 Baldwin's row NV,
ar ..........-....6.D
q Shows NV, Or. .7.08
1921 Cherry Hiu,E..6.5
SA@~t
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11r, b ........$s5.s7
1908 18th NV. Or. b. IS. 10
1889 Corn NV. l0r. b90. 80
l128 NJ av NV, Or, h25. so
1928 18th NV, Tor, BIZ. 90
1910 NJ NV, sr. 20. so
1880 n NV, 6r. .20.50
% L NV. 6r, b. 40. 80
1909 Walter ne, 9, bio. 90
80 Defrees nw....1s.k0
The Temple, 8r, b. Is. 0I
1903 18th NV. 7r. 1s. 90
b O ne, Or. b. 1855
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-04-08

A marked copy Of the iDafourehe
Leader, Progressive paper, comes to
us, which amply confirms the conten'
ten that negro votes would be used at
pinch between two parties, Note the
following: "The negro a. IA active
political participant il no longer
factor In Louisiana, but thIs In not so
in pivotal states, such a. Illinois,
Indiana. ohio. West Virginia, aud New
Jersey, etc. where his vote In the last
election was eagerly sought solicited,
cast and counted for the Hon Woodrow
Wilson" This Ia exactly what Col,
Pleasant Gays that Democrats. as we'll
as ProgressiYes.%oula do use thu negro
vote, when II became necessary q
dreadful contingency 10 be prevented,
| II uosslble. The Leader further adduees
horrible examples Of Northern Demo
Gratis giving Office TO negroes. There IL
| no djsputing about tastes. and what
Northern Democrats DO In that regard
TO negroes. la by common consent d.
yoreed from what IL done by Southern
Democrats,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-04-08
euT THEY DIDN'T KEEP OUT.

AT the beginning Of the campaign
Mr.. Parker continually advised his
hearers ITO keep out of the primary.
These words alone show that be reoog
nlsed the fac, that those who went
into the primary were estopped from
supporting him. Keep out OF the
primary" he urged. and there can be
little doubt. Ia the light Of subsequent
events, that MIR, Parker felt safe In
giving thls advice, because he felt sure
that sufficient Democrats by his
siren would stay out, to securs
bis election.
The returns Of Jan. rs showed very
diiTeFet state OF affaira These who
kept out of the primary were not
sufficient 10 elect Mr.. Parker. Hence
the change Of base Which OF Mr.
Parker's decisions IL the more sound
the more ethieai1 Sober first thought
or desperate second thought
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-04-08

The NatehItoehes Enterprise calls
attention TO q phase OF the campaign
that soealled independent Democrats
should carefully consider before msk'
iag up their minds TO vote against the
Democratic nominees. II In that With
parties, as with individuals, self preser'
walton Ia the highest law and II Demo
Gratis who openly align themselves with
Mr.. Parker are barred from future
Democratic primaries In this State,
they win have none but themselves to
blame.
"As you make your bed 80 shall you
lie In H." says the Enterprise, and the
saying 10 none the less foreeful because
the bed referred to IL a political enc.
The chief desire Of every party 49,
whether Democrat, Republican or So.
eialIss - In 10 preserve lts Integrity
Party purity may be achieved only by
avoiding political adulteration. Only
Democrats should shape Democratic
policies and select party nominees.
Hence II is clear that se-ealled Demo
Gratis not In sympathy with these pur.
poses and their effectuatlon. are inter.
lopers. They do not belong within the
party Their place In with the party
whose policies and candidates their
judgment approves, II they separate
themselves from the party OF theft
av0wed choice and associate them
selves with the opposition. they are In
danger Of finding the barriers faised
when they seek TO return,
n the present law does not cover
open party detection. 1t can be made
to cover II. II may be possible now Tor
a voter who participated In the Demo
| cratic primary to openly repudiate the
choice Of that primary In the general
election and later on assist In selecting
Democratic nominees. but Democrat
ie legislature may be depended on tt
correct this abuse when II ls called q
It's attention. 'lndependen, Democrats
| may be- made 40 thoroughly independ
| ent Of Democratic connection that the.
| wttI be forced 10 vote with the opposs
| tIon or not at all.
| II 10 worth thinking over.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-04-08

A young man In another parish, a
man whom Wa like and trust, ts. TO our
amaaemeni. supporting the Parker
ticket, because he says that ''Demoe.
racy has done nothing for Louisiana. .
lie Ia too young TO know by experience
and observation the whole story of
Democracy since 1874 and he hes EVIL,
IDENTITY not informed himself upon the
subject.
The Democratic party took charge
Of affairs In thls State when the horrors
and lnIustiees of the reconstruction
period had scourged again and again
all that had been left from the deyasta'
tons of war Agriculture, Industries
Of all sorts and commerce. were al q
low ebb. The State and parishes had
hundreds OF thousands piled upon hun.
dreas OF thousands of dollars In debts
laid upon them by over eight years OF
Republican misrnie II had an ugly prob
lem 10 deal with In the management OF
hordea OF negroes rendered insolent
and wicked by an Illtisned political
supremacy. making that management
square with federal requirements. 1t
had people. impoverished, all but dis
heartened TO learn new methods OF
thrift and industry. II had sum total
of ruined homes. abandoned fields and
businesses 10 rebuild that omened
failure. II had virgin territory To de-
seiop In every way, for the comfort and
veil being Of man The railroads were
negligible in quantity and efficiency.
The Democratic party has been In
power forty.two years. and while much
remains TO be done. yet II can be re.
counted with pride that II has given
Louisiana a stable and honest govern
ment there are fewer defaleatlons Of
public officials In Louisiana than any
state of which record Ii al hand II has
solved the political phases OF the
negro problem. II has protected him
and has made him more useful part
of tile population than be was In 1874.
II has fostered. By mild and beneflcens
laws. the development OF the State
along all lines. agriculture, manufac-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-04-08


Loulslanians have 40 long been of
one political family that II Is hard for
them TO realize that there Is hostile
element in the State. that affects not
TO understand how Democrats can be
frank and free 10 criticize each other
In men or matters. until decision Ia
reached and a poll taken, when oil
unite. as one man, 10 carry out the viii
OF the majority. Proof OF the existence
OF this un. Democratic element Ia aeun-
dainty shown In the communication
from the West FelIeiana Parker Ciab,
which appears In this issue, II shrewd.
ly eyades argument upon the merits OF
the main issue between Democrats aud
the self-styied independent Democrats
that have Joined the Bull Moose move.
ment. and that Ia the Inyielaey OF the
Democratic white primary by those
whe have taken part thsrein. Their
failure 90 meet that issue and the
indulgence of diatrihe and Fidlea'e
against Democratic procedure Is the
reason The True Democrat declined
to publish second article unless they
did meet that issue. not feeling II ebli.
gatory upon us TO give free publicity
TO Bull Moose political matter. II was
preferred to issue the article 80 written
rather than revise IL. In other words.
rather than squarely meet that Issue the
Parker Club was willing TO pay for the
privilege of answering In its own way,
what 10 lew British slang II calls
tommy.ros. tif the happiness OF this IL
not understood our Century Dictionary
Ia at the Clubs disposal.l
The poalsion OF Republicans or Pro
gresslve Republicans in the Parker
movement Ii uneaaivoeal. and with
them Democrats have no quarrel save
an honest difference Of opinion. with
Democrats. who did not 30 into the
primary. under the mistaken impress
sion that they are serving the party.
stauneh Democrats grieye as over the
mental alteration Of Gear friend, but
with Democrats. who did participate 10
the primary. and thereby pledged
themselves In honor TO support the
nominees In the quarrel, and for them
Democracy finds no excuse. NEITHER
THE LAWS or HONOR NOR THE
DECISIONS OF ANY suPREM Y
COURT HAVE EVER SANCTIONED
TT NOR EVER WILL.
That La the issue. fully Understood