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dollars. 1t seems to us, in view
Of all this, that the people Of the
county will not promote their own
interest in casting him aside.
is worth much to you to have sue
a man hold the Office at the yer.
moderate salary now fixed by law.
II is expensive in both money and
annoyance TO rcctiry errors Of the
inexperienced. In our opinion, cv.
cry citizen or property owner Of
the county, whatever his poIIlica,
predictions, who consults his q
her own interest, will vote TO re
tain Judge Jameson. the timc-trIcd
and experienced lawyer, in the Of
fee in question. lie served his
country well while it was IN sore
distress, and he has served you
faithfully and well, second 60
none Why put him aside for some
mtricd Inexperienced person
Don { let politics run away with
YOU Think about if,
Notice to Voters: Those who
desire automobiles 10 call and
convey them to the polls will
obIige the committee by calling
% The Enterprise, Aryada %,
Monday. If possible. Tuesday
uo.uing Il otherwise. and regis.
ter your name and the hour you
wish to vote. II is desirable for
nnIghbOrs 10 ARRANGE in groups,
regardless Of political lines. The
committee workers shOnld coop
crate in getting out the vote. for
fast work must be done in get.
ting out nearly 1850 votes in the
TWO Aryada prerlnts. Everyone
should vote early in the day and
avoid the afternoon rush.
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precinct, who stands highly in
the esteem of his neighbors and
all who know him, there can
can be no question about the ad-
ministration of the office being
in the interests of the the tax
payers for the next two years.
We have had many years OF
Republican domination OF the
county's affairs. The Enter
prise does not need to tell you
that the administration has been
dictated by as strong a party
machine as ever held sway IL
any county or slater That ma,
chine has without doubt drawn
upon your pocketbook for main.
tenance. The taxpayers of the
thickly populated school districts
will feel its fangs this year.
You have felt it in the years
gone by.
Vote for johnson and Crusc
and see if their administrations
will not be an improvement, We
believe it will.
J. X. Cruise has had expert,
ence in building roads and those
who know say he knows how,
Besides he is a good business
man and that's what we want
for county commissioner.
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EXPLnlENCE VS.. INEXPERI
ENCE.

II Is known all over this county
and much of the state that Judge
a. ID. jameson has conducted the
business Of the County Judges Of.
flee with fairness and impartiality
TO all; that he is an old cXpcrI-
enccd lawyer Of ability, careful
and painStaking in all matters
to come before him. not molly
knowing what to do in such mat
ters' but doing it properly and lc-
gaIIy; he has given his personal
attention to the court work, rcrus
ing to hold court in other counties
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~. some others do. and the result
10 he has each year during his DO.
cumbency Of the Office turned f..
a neat balance to the county treas
ury amounting to several thousand
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OF
Window
DraperieS

est. kind Of a pull to elect the ticket:
Il am amazed at the apathy OF
Democrats who sit calmly by ana
watch the enemy hard at work and
knowing full well wha; it will mean
II never saw a Republican IN my
life that was fat TO vote for, and Wh'h
a man tells you he is Republican
il is proof conclusive that ne is mere
" a dub"
After informing the committeeman
that Hughes amounted to absolutely
nothing and that Woodrow wilson
is the greatest of them all and had
fought and won a war with Germany
Mr. Curry resumed his scat.
Such ignorance!
Judge Fildes painted a most un-
usual picture to the committee. The
Judge declared that if the Repubh-
cans should carry the county that a
condition would be brought about
that would resemble the period OF re-
construction and the reign of the car
| pet-b1gCer.
why. il the Republicans get int
power in Tulsa county you won't be
able to come into the courthouse ana
be waited on by the girls that are
nov EMPLOYED in the offices Of the
courts but you'll have to come Dow
ing and scraping to some big. blach
smelling negro and let me tell yol
i, wouldn't be any time at all befor'
the bench of the district court wouit
be occupied by a niger
The Only One in Office.
Then Judge Fildes moved the adop
ton Of a resolution bemoaning tn
fact that a negro justice OF the peac
should have been appointed by TN
Democrats of Tulsa. Judge F1lde
was elated at his success ard intro
duced several more resolutions urs
ing the committee to work ana {
get into the game and show dispo
sition to save this gr-r-r-reat com
monwealth. He was full Of EN-.
John Reardon, the old wheel-hors
OF Tulsa county Democracy and
former adviser Of Thomas Taggart G
Indiana. sauntered to the front an
was given an ovation. II was his firs
appearance in politics since the vis
orous but vain campaign he wage
in behalf of his nomination for schot
treasurer in the primaries for the cit
ticket.
The Keynote Speech.
"You see what they've done to U
now that they've got hold of II
CITY" cried Mr. Reardon. why.
can't even buy loaf of bread or
can of beans on Sunday any more
A committeeman asked the speake
"How about whisky, John 2" /
which he replied: what talk haN
ye7 / can ALWAYS get a drink.
Reardon did not larry long eXpiaii
ing what the present adninistratio
was doing that was not right. but ca
ried the attention of the committee
men far from the meeting and pi
tured the plight Of his friends in lr
land II hate England. | hate her
was his closing remark.
The meeting adjourned with not
ing definite accomplished
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PAN AMERICAN MAN
OF TULSA DEPARTS
Ralph c. Scott, Local Y. VI. T. a.
Representative. Goes to south
America.

Ralph c. scott. who will be Tulsa's
representative in the foreign work ac-
tivities os the Young Mems Christian
associations of North America, sailed
vester day from New York city on the
steamer "VasaIi". Nj. Scotts desti-
nation is BUenos Aires. where he Will
take up his duties.
Accompanying Mr.. Scott were Mrs
Scott and their infant daughter. who
will live with them in the southern
land. Many members OF the loca
Y. NJ G. A. sent him messages OF
good will lust before his ship left.
Mr.. Scptt is sent by the Pan Amer
/, lean club OF the Tulsa Y. NJ. G. A.
the club composed Of men who have
enlist I'd their aid in supporting his
work Tho movement was started py
agents Of the international Y. NJ. {
! A who urged Tulsa to form a club
which wclud ray part of the expenses
rof an agent in the foreign field.
Mercy on Hand.
With CHARACTERISED spirit the club
reached a status where it could main
tain a secretary without any aid. and
Mr. Scott was picked to be the sole
representative Of Tulsa. The ciut
has a membership Of ever hundred
and has enough money III tne bedS
ury to defray Mr.. Scott's expenses fol
one wear.
Mr. Scott will 90 Immediately e
Buenos Aires, where there Is a well
organized Young Mems Christian as
sociati0n. and will spend six months
studying the various prevailing dia
lects and languages and learning
something of the nlture OF the Soutf
American work.
After :hc first six months he vii
repair to Santiago. the capital .
Chill. which is one OF the three larg
est countries in South America Thi
CITY is the scat of all activities. in
Guiding the national education. for
Is here that the National university
the only academy of higher learnin
2 In the republic. is situated.
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hers "kert the faith" and met IN the
district courtroom yesterday to COM
miserate with one another regarulns
the outcome of the recent regis'ra-
tion. a., Doruhlicans
have Iong Teen hard at work ana ana
are already thoroughly Crgan'izeu
tbroughout the county, the optimism
which Frank u. Carry injected INTO
Tis plea for the committeeman to 20
to work aud save Tulsa from the
ter-r-r-rible disgrace Of falling lntg
the hands OF the Republicans fouhu
little reflection among his Sinai
crowd of auditors.
4 1carful Plea.
.'They've got the city now crle'
Curry. "and If the soapsuds Demo
Gratis that voted with them TO take
away from us aren't reformed we
| lose the county .,,o,, ,,,,
"If ever there was time "heh W
needed votes It is going to be IN ,n' e
county election. The registration lei
ms with bare majority IT. IuIs'
county. and it's going 10 be the haru
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be presented to the convention Tor ap-
proval Probably the most important
amendment TO any q; the laws aiiect-
ing labor to be desired is that which
,yiI. be voted upun and relates tn the
death nv accident oi an employe. On
account of the constitution the IN
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dustrial commission cannot consider
such an instance in connection with
administering the compensation law.
II is quite probable, also. that the
laboring interests Will work Tor IN
eight hour law at the next session Of
the legislature
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REARDON'S KEYNOTE
SPEECH A PIPPIN
"Peerless Leader" Of Tulsa
Democracy Electrifies
Faithful.

After three attempts TO get
quorum of the members Of the Demo-
cratic county central committee to-
gether and doing eycrything but oiler
prizes to the reluctant ones to gather
in conference to arrange Tor the
county campaign. twenty-slN NELL
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An Exclusive Dame

MRS. Gotrox says they have a mag
nificent view from her summer man
sion"
"Yes; her only regret is that a few
of her nelghbors also come in for a
share of it"
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Adam Period

This is the most highly favored period IN
dining room furniture, expressing dignity
and with a stylish grace of beauty. We are
showing this period in full suites and single
pieces, in mahogany and oak
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-18
LABOR FEDERATION TO MELT.
VIII Hold Session to Arrange Work ia
bc Talcr ur nt Annual Con' 'cntion.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 1.-THE
executive committee of the State Fed
Grafton of Labor will meet in Okla
hora City next Monday to arrange
work II lie tahon up by the annual
convention to ic held in Tulsa in
August The committee will consider
amendments to several OF the laws
now ir force affecting labor and de-
cide on a policy tor the cam SAign to
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For Your
Books

You feel a closer fellow
ship for your books when
cascd in the new Macy
Section Bookcase. We
have them in all sizes in
mahogany and oak. Easy
sliding doors that will not
bind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-18
Office Furniture

You will find in our office department every
convenience from the largest office desk t'
the smallest filing device, i'll mahogany, oal
and walnut.
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HARRY wARDMAN,
1890 X st. NV. Phone NJ. 4191.


So 600. Mass near oOthl $40. oO2427 18th nv,
S175 1925 NV, OR. 4bl SAC. "A av ne OF,
5000 1882 NV .2bl $31. so. 1888 Perry. 6r, b
S1OO 1912 NV 1Or Dbl $35 80. $40 Eye NV 11r b
500 X near 18th 1Sr bl $35. so 149 ne 81. b
500 1915 Col rd 12r 3bl $33. so. 1912 Spring. 8r
$s5 1892 Calvert 12r 3b So. So -2O04 LIST NV. 6r
S75 o7O6 Ontario Or 2bl $50 so 1891 Line I'd, 8r.b
s75 3172 18th NV 12r 2bl $50. so 1000 Marlboro g.
s65 1920 18th NV, 81, bl $40. so. .223 NV. Sr, u
s65 1437 Madison 12r Dbl $50. So 100 Upshur, Or b
500 So 1924 18th. 15r Obj $50. So ISL av nc. 3D.
$50. .515 9Th NV. lar. b $50 80 354s 11th NV.
SEQ 1873 X NV, 12r bt S27 so. 1922 Summit. Or b
s55 80 1911 n NV lOr b S27. 80. 1858 Ingleside 81
sss 70 1871 Cal ut Dbl $27 So 1856 Todd Or b
an 1762 Col I'd 1Or Dbl S27. So. 1889 Sum Or b
S5 1129 18th NV lar bl $27 so. 1881 Summit. Or b
$50. 1871 NV 10r. Dbl $22 90. .I24 Hobart. ST.
$50 2526 18th nv. 81, bi S20.oO 49, Col I'd. Or,
s4s So 2434 Pa 10r .bl SO So 1878 Florida me-
APARTMENTS.
Ionsdale 213S California ST., IT. and 2b. .$75.O 90
Wardman Courts, 18th and Clifton. Or. b.. 90
nathan Courts 1871 Col. road, Ar. and b.. 100
Lenox 1923 l. NV. rooms and bath. I3O
1925 T st. NV, rooms and bath, porch. 1890
1921 T st. NV, rooms and bath, porch. 45. 90
willard Courts. 18th and Willard. Ar. b. $500
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton. Ar. b.. 1900
IonsdaIe 2l3s California ave.. Ar and b.. 1000
TuIedo i43S st. NV. Ar. and bath 49,. $3.50
Cha than Courts 1871 Col. road. Or. and b.. $3.50
a526 18th st. NV, 4 rooms and bath. ..... $3.50
Wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton. 3r.. b.. $500
prince George 1913 Both NV, 6r and b.. 80
Mansf,eld. 1870 M st. NV, 3r and bath. $3.50
Duuuesne. 1880 Newton st. NV, Ar. b.. $50
I0nsdaIe 2l3s Calf St, 3r. and bath. -. $3.50
Isabella 1888 Newton st. NV. Ar. b.. $3.50
Tuxedo. 1899 ST. NV. rooms and bath. - 80
1929 18th ST. NV. rooms and bath so
Chatham Courts 1881 Col road, 2r. and b. 27.50
Wardman Courts, 18th and Clifton, 2r.. b.. 27.5O
Iopsdale, 213s California ave-, 2r and b.. $3.50
Hermitage. 1117 Vermont ave-, 2r. and b.. 22.50
Tuxedo 1439 at. NV. rooms and bath. 22.50
Isabella. 1888 Newton st. NV. 1r., d.. 1880
HARRY WARDMAN.
at
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D. ave.
The Carlisle. Apt 9.
5r, b, heat. .2S.50
COIOKED.
931 s. Or, b. 1850
1923 I'D. l1r. b. . $3.50
s07 ed. Or, b. 30
1912 X, Sr. b. Fl. so
POST L. Tor. b. lat. rs. so
663 r ne. Sr, b. so
zoos n. sr. b.lat.25.S0
41a 18th, 7r, b. =. %. 40
1917 9Th. Or, b. %. so
1913 10th. 7r. ". .20.M
TIN 10th, 7f. ". 1850
23Z1 Va av. Or. b.17.60
213 Eye. Or. ". 1850
1913 22d. 5r. ". ...15. so
1s0sh NJ. Or. w.. 1880
903 24th. 5r, W. so
1883 18th. Or. ". 1880
2l19 II. 7r. w.....15.50
814 oath, Or, w....14.5O
400 21st. Or. b. ..14.5O
17@ Seaton, 6r,w.14.50
900 18th. Or, w....14.OO
2224 Va av. br,w.18.5O
"a Fenton, Or. ". 1880
S14 26th. Or, w....12.5O
STORES.
811 9th. Tor. b. hwh. 75. 90
1882 18th. 1r, w,g..80. 90
2045 L. sto, 3r. b. .25. 90
1918 N. 2. ". g...15.50
nhone Main 1AQa
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FOR RENT-BY EDWl
1907 I
81 9th, 1or. b. hwh. SIS. 90
1888 8, 1or. 2b. 1900
COZ 18th, 1Or. 2b. IS. 90
1904 M, 12r. 2b. .56. 70
0ls 23d, Tor. b, hwh. 20. 90
1707 NJ. o.. b. ami. 40. go
l114 18th. 10r. b. lat3o. 20
300 23d. Tor, b. 30. y,
1872 X, orb, lat. .35. 3O
PA I'd se. Sr. b. 30. 20
173O z. 7r. b. 5000
932 sd. 7r,b. lat. .30.5
s08 I'D, sr. b. hwh 70. 90
zoos Q. 7r, b.....@.50
c222 q. Or, b, lat. Is. 90
I4Os 35th. sr. b. q. so
2424 X, Or, b. -....2.5t
b2S 21st. Or, b. .@.5G
sG Chestnut. Orb. p. 80
1923 30th. Or. b. 20. 90
ESQ e sc. Or. w...1.M
SIC 26th. Or. w....10.50
2O69 Wis av. Or. w.10.6 80
o525 Eye. 5r. ". 1850
853 Goth ne. 5r.w.G10.50
APARTMENTS.
1880 Pa av. "a. Or. 47.50
The Charlotte.
Apt 81. 5r. b, heat35.S0
The Govan. Apt 2. Ar.
b, heat ........0.0
Apt 4. 3r. b. lilo
1912 n ] nv, 5r. b. 2O.50
For complete list
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FOR RENT-HoUsES.
UNFURNISHED-COntinued.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.
Phone Main e 81 ss4 New York ave. NV

Phone Main ~ ~ ss4 New York ave. NV.
Prospective tenants will lind 1t to their advan-
tage to inspect our properties before rsnnns'
our houses are generally in good condition. our
'''e 0e'"s pwE ELL as NORTHWEST.
sss asa NV &.
1907 10th nv. 10r. b. Al 00 s02 I'd NV. 6r b. o.
AS Sd NV. Or, 2b so 1912 Sth NV. b. 70. %
1911 Eve NV Or b. SS sol 7O5 Harv'd nv, 81, b16.50
125 W NV 8r. b.. 81. so 1887 9Th NV. sr.w. u. 50
isae riggs nw:sr. $3.50 es5 Morton nw,e'wl4.0o
1872 Mass NV. 7r.b. 26.50l
Mullin house. Broad nI.neh I'd Or and B; 20
5sss 1e M Sc
---' " DWELLINGS, NORTHEAST. -.
Eye ne. 11r b. 80. sci ZOOS Evarts ne 81, be0 90
- e NC HEATED APARTMENTS.
1890 R. I. ave- NV. Ar. and b., list floor. $3I 90
1924 T st. NV. rooms and bath .... 800 81 90
1918 18th st. NV, Bird floor. 3r. and bath. 2o.W
9c9 st. NV. 4r. and bath. 4th floor. 800
1119 14th st. NV. 3rd a., Or. and bath -. 2O
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
1854 Willard st. NV. 3rd d., 5r.. bath "a 90
30s NV. Or. b. 20 col n! Va av Sc 4r.6 ~,
1925 It'll NV, 5r b. 0O0l 1112 It'll NV ,2h 8 b. loW
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Corner 9Th and La 1906 It'll NV ste. 81. % 80
ave. hotel . .125 90 1900 Ga av. store. 90
1918 eth NV. 49,. IS 90 2030 Georgia av.. 300
1880 It'll NV .sto7 ,bsoo 1889 18th NV. sto. 90 80
1855 9th NV 81. b85 90 1907 7th WOO 90
1924 9th .sto, 81, b47 so 304 Pa av store 2ooo
1417 U nv, store. 1900 202S Ga av NV, store
TO7 90 Fla av NV. 7r, and W.. sOo
store & cellar. 000t 2O12 Ga av,sto,3r .so.O
20O6 Ga av NV. 600 2202 Ga Az -o.W
s48 Pa av, store 1000 zoos 9Th NV. LIST D.
S1S 9Th ne. sto. 7r, b. 0O0 store 3r and b. ~ oo
1925 7th NV, sto 81. OO 1872 John Marshall pl,
2OS d sw. sto&dw 25.50t storeroom lo-h
COLORED TENANTS.
1909 2od nv. Or, b. 81 sol 1885 9th NV. 1rw u 90
619 NJ NV. 7r b. $3.50 2O40 Ga av,2h Or. b. .5o
1918 11th NV Or, b. 80. so 40 Myrtle ne, Or b. !aW
1919 r NV, Or, b. 80. sol $40 L nv, sr, b. 1850
1895 Vt NV. II. b30. DOL 10 NV. H. Ar l6.2O
21l9 10th NV 81, w %. so Poll Sth NV, 6rw 10 oo
25Os 18th NV or b. % sol 1912 Both NV, sr b. 1880
48s Mo av NV, 11r b25 sol 1884 9th NV. 8r,w $50
81 /, NV 6r b. 90. sol 1924 Walter Sc, Ar, b15.50
42OIs NV. 6r b. % sol % o nv. 81. 3r, b. 1900
623 L NV, sr, W. % 80 oO12 Ga av. "a. 1900
1922 d NV 13r, b. 90. sol 1913 4th NV, 8r.w 90
1919 18th So. :. BIC. 80 1927 Wylie ne.5r 80
1854 O NV Or W. Is. so And cheaper properties.
SOB 22d NV. Or b. 1881
We have a number Of garages stables for rent.
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.
17z acres; large modern mansion; S
baths: sleeping .pprches; up-to-date heat
ing and lighting; complete outbuild-
ings, including modern garage; variety
Of fruit and flowers; Is minutes ride
from Treasury. Apply
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1874 18th NV. N. 6210.
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FOR sALE-ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE; 0
rooms; q. m. l.; 2.story. bungalow eject:
hood: lot 7tx200; fruit and berries set; "
block two car lines: good road; miles city.
BEAUTIFUL TWO-FAMILY HOUBB-ON IRv-I
ing; overlooking Zoo Park; rents for e7D month
"; modern throughout: small payment down.
balance monthly. Inquire $50 Aunsey bldg.
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$40 LAWRENCE ST, BROOKLAND, D. c.
Groom house.
Hot-water heat
Inquire Mt above number.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSB IN CHEVY
Chase. One Of the best constructed and most
attractive houses in this desirable section.
Lot 90 feet wide. Excellent finish through
out. Selected materials. Elaborate fixtures
and decorations. Five sleeping rooms. Three
baths. Spacious porches. Near cars. VIII
change. The price il very reasonable.
GARDINER DENT, mo-,
TIT 18th ut. NV.
MODERN 7-R0OM HOUSE; CITY C0NvEN.;
on Rockville electric: lots; garden; hem
in Md. Box ia Star ONCE.
Q, o00-BUNGALOw. FURNISHED. CHEAP.
reasonable terms; on Potomac river. ! block
Glen Echo trolley: electric light; be.med
ceiling and walls; shade trees; nne bathing,
ns Box a'a sist s session nfP'ee large porch
tase at Baliston. va; 5o-foot lot; fenced in:
ami: chicken house: young trees; price
e. $50: 8-ysar trust $500; or q Groom house in
city. lots on Conduit road or on river above or
below city. Capt. MILLER. 1908 r 1t. NV. "a
SPECIALITY OF REAL, EsTATEs SALES AND
exchanxes-Larse. active list Of residences.
business and suburban properties. apartments,
building lots and farms. We have advnn-
tageous propositions.
A. F. FOX COMPANY, 1911 q It, NV.
Sales and Exchange Department.
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BUNGALOW S75 CASH.

8 large rooms, pantry, bedrooms. attic.
bungalow % It. wide. concrete foundation.
front and back porches, shade trees, grape
vines, water In house. porcelain sink brand
new range. outside shutters. everything
plete: newly papered. painted outside:
minutes to electric cars school block. stores
etc Property located at Barefoot, Va This
subdivision has As houses tmostly government
clerks). High; healthy. (An white neighbor-
hood.l 8 miles to white House. Lot all
fenced. Size. 80 front. 100 deep. A COM
Inspect. take WASH and Old Dominion
ry electric car, at seth and N, L. 10 daily,
arrive Bancroft. IL 81. Keys at store adjon-
ing Barefoot station. Price. $3.50. Terms:
$75 cash, balance very easy monthly pay
ments. An opportunity not to be overlooked.
Any Information concerning the above. SEQ
WILLETT REINECKE CO.. 1909 b NV.
HOMES FOR COLORED PEOPLE; ONE CAR
fare zone; lots, $50 and upward; s.. so month:
houses built; payments like rent JOHN J.
KLEINER CO.. $50 9Th St NV.
YOU WANT TO BUY
plot Of q half acre, where you can have q gar
den Of flowers. vegetables. fruit and poultry:
build . bungalow among trees overlooking q
charming countryside Inhabited by respect
able white families; where the distance from
the Capitol ID less than to Chevy Chase and
the time to reach only II minutes; where you
get I'VE times more ground for $500 On easy
payment plan. compared to buying q cty
lot 2Sx100 feet for u 900 to 5000. Write for
map and full information. Address Boz 2s4.
Star ONCE.
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81, 2OO-$100 CASH-$25 MONTH.
Seven rooms: cellar; furnace heat; large
porches; one-half acre; on electric car line; In
Maryland; eight miles from city; dne car serv-
ice. Apply to OWNER. Room 204. 1901 New
York ave. -
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UNFURNTsHED-Confia1e1.

NORTHWEST.
826 c ct. NV. 10 rooms, bath. ........ $500
l4S II Ut. NV. rooms, bath, furnace. "a. so
go list Ut. NV. rooms, bath. ......... 24.00
1877 LIST 1t. NV. rooms, tiled BATH. 12bo
1734 10th st. NV. rms. b. (colorsd)... 400
2010 L st. NV. rms, water (colored). 1850
1718 n. J. ave. NV, rms, bath...... 206o
204S ct. NV, rms, bath (coloredl.. 17.6o
NORTHEAST
1925 Ames place ne. rooms, bath. =. 500
626 10th ct. me-, 8 rms, bath. ,.. 1A6O
Go Morris Ut. ne. (2nd doorl, T., b.. 1850
SOUTHEAST
21e 10th Ut. Sc, 10 rooms, bath. go. $3.50
ID st. s.e.. 8 rms. bath, INV. heat.... $50
805 7th st. s.e., Z rms, bath. .......... 20.60
7O4 st. Sc. rooms. bath. ......... 1850
go eth st. Sc, rms, bath. ......... 1850
SOUTHWEST.
GO I ct. s.w.. rooms. bath. .......... 1880
1924 9Th st. s.w., rooms. bath. ..... 1850
Ills 9Th st. s.w., rooms, bath. .. 20 50
408 18th ST. s.w., rms, hot and cold
4S9 st. s.w., rms. water. 1850
1856 o st. s.w.. nat, rms, bath. 1850
1904 AZ st. s.w., 8 rms, bath. ......... 1850
a11 Mclean ave. s.w., rms, bath. 12.60
JAMES F. SHEA. e45 LA. AVE. NV.