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MOORE & HILL INC.),
1902 III st. NV.

MOORE &
1902
CNFURNISI
Mass ave near ed.
! 1sr. 4 baths. E. 81, ,00t
Mass ay near Sheridan
. Circle. 15r. 3b. ga
| rage .....-..-.3.Oc .Oci
1 10th near +, 15r, 6b.
year ......-.- 2.Iot
Conn av near L. l5r.
4 baths ...-.-. 2oS.3i
10Th near S. 15r, 3b. lot
Leroy place, l2r,Sb. IL;
1905 K NV. 1sr. 3b. 10.
n II av near 8. 13r.
. baths .12s
| 1744 p NV. .12i
1880 10Th. 13r. 3 baths,
garage ..-.....---E7
1900 L. 2Or. 3b. .....1ot
1723 21st w.1Or, 2b. 10G
1914 10th. 1or. 3b. . .10C
S near 21st, Lar, 3b. .l0t
18th NV near @. 27r,
sd -lut
| 344s S4th pl. 12r. 2b.. 100
2645 Conn av.12r, 3b. LOG
174s P. Tor. Sb. .s5. .0C
2G36 W'dley. Tor. .3b. IS. .0C
! 1908 10th. Or. b. 1890
219 E Cap. lar, ,2b. rs. .0d
1945 Biltm'e Tor. .2b66. 81
q Primrose, 11r. Oh. 65. .oI
3s09 Livingston. Tor.
Oh ..........-... rs 90
"l06 X NV. 10r. .2b. Is. 90
3OiS pumbarton, 12r.
b ............. 80. .o0
1911 "fth. 10r. 3b- 60. 90
34I3 l4th, Or. 2b. go. oG
1873 Biltmore. Tor. .b60. .0c
osi9 Ordway, 7r. b. 60. 90
c9"l ordway. .Sr. .2b. 60. 90
1851 NJ NV. 1or. b. 60. 0d
| 1923 Calvert. i2r. .eb5G. 30
| 1864 NJ NV. tir. b. 80. 10
1916 Calvert, lit. .2h!5. .0G
1872 Cal av.lOr. 2b. 50. 90
/ 1871 Monroe NV, 1r,
/ ob ...... 50. .Oo
I74G Col I'd. .10r.2b. $3.50
1913 18th. Or. b. $3.50
1229 18th. Or. b.. 80. 90
ls25 Q. Tor. b. - 5000
1775 Church. Or. b. 5000
2919 OrdwsJ. ST. .2b. 5000
| 3eo3 Fulton. sr. b.45. 1T
$40 Kanawha, Sr. b45. .00
3345 18th, 1or, 2b. 42.5G
TW0-FAMl
1919 Kenyon. ir. b. 30
l701 Euclid. 6r. b.27.3c
1884 Chaplin. 6r.h -2s. 80
1854 Chaplin, or. b. .2o. 80
FOR CoLORl
1907 10Th nv, ,sto, ,dw3D. -
200 n. Or. b...,..-2l. .oo
1919 V. Or. b.. 21-au
/ 5;9 aist, Or, h. -2o.ac
1.ia 9Th NV. Sr, b. -. -
IS Eye ne. Sr, b. %. ~
; 80 Gresham. Or, b. -. ..
tnaS a.th. Or. b. 70. 81
1888 4th NV, 6r. b. .2o..t
1903 NJ, Gr ...-..2o.oo
1908 X nv. ar, b. .29.0o
9!5 25th. 6r, b. ..2O.o,
II Myrtle ne. 6r. D. ls.od
e35 Acker ne, 7r.b- is. %
o3oS q NV. Or. b. ls.oO
1908 18th, Or. is.3o
2411 Eye NV. Or. b. 1880
I4l7 9th NV, or. 16. %
5o2 goth. 6r. 80. loo
| GET OUR FULL RE.
All classes of proper1
| list Of desirable apartn
| critics.
MOORE & HILL tInt
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I'LL tiNS.J,
| st. NV.
ED HOUSES.
452 Blair rd. Or. b. 1880
2433 18th. Tor, b. 1850
3oth and Rodman. Or.
b b.....-........ 40. 80
1919 18th. Sr. 2b. 40. 90
Seat Pleasant. Md.
Tor. b .......-..4 40. 90
% Takoma av, ,sr, b. 40. 90
II r NV. sr. b.
garage .......... 81. so
4113 Garrison. 7r. b. 81. 81
36oS 18th. 7r. b. 1880
203 d NV. 1lr. b. 80. on
1912 Il ] nv. 7r. b. .35. so
1916 Q. Sr. b. ...35. so
1880 Corc'n. 7r, b.35.5O
22O9 NJ. 10r. b. -. 80. 80
2211 NJ. Tor. b. -. .33. 80
1907 Corc'n. Or. b. .32.50
1416 9th. Tor. b. .32.5 90
o10 c NV. 10r. b. .30.75
1890 Willard. sr. .2b. 80. so
10 14th Sc. ST. b. .30.50
1903 V, Or. b. .30.50
I'LL 18th NV. Or. 80. 80
103 Z NV, sr, b. .30.5O
53 U NV. 7r, b. .30.50
1927 y J av. Or. b. .S0.50
3s7l 10th. Or. b. .26. 90
39a7 Ga av. Or. n. so
1894 Ingleside terrace.
9r. b ........-..S.50
1888 sth. sr. b. .27.3 80
1000 1000 &. 7r, b. $3.50
10O1-1003 Savannah
ST. Or. b.........23.50 b.
OBJ q NV. sr. b. $3.50
ii13 Z ne Or. b. pa. 40
92l Sd NV. Or. u. $50
1874 y ! nv NV. Or. .i,2222.j 80
1917 i7th pl. Or. b.22. 80
2437 X NV. sr. b. 22..5o
500 l. ne. Or. b. .22.50
1899 Goth NV. .Sr, b. G2.a0
s04 I'd NV, 6r. b. .-20.50
527 1ith ne. Or, b. 1880
II 9th ne. Or. ......1s.oo
- X ne. Or. 1859
900 sth ne. Or. so
/ Cherrydale. Va. or. b. u. 90
100 VI Sc. Or. b. 1880
go Florence ne,6. b. 1900
1852 Union sw. .dr, b. l2.5o
1850 Union sw. ....12.5o
1921 Gales, 6r- ...-12-30
1897 X Sc. Or, b. .l2.5o
LIZ FLATS.
1856 Chaplin. 5r. b. .25.ao
23 II NV. 5r. b. ..22-50
zoos 4th ne. Ar. b. 1000
ID TENANTS.
go 10th, Or. ...15.50
.2325 Va av. 6-.b. ..i5.5v
125 L NV. 6r. Is. 80
G2l. Pattern ne, ,5rlo.01
o69 Eye SC. Gr. b. 1880
l23 l. NV, 5r.w....1i.J0
22li7 D u,y. 6r. -. 80
o0i G Sc. ir. .1l.,O
5ll G Sc. 6r- .--.. .10.1u
zoos y J av. 1000
l27 y Sc. Or. g. 80
) Davis ct. Ir. 800
s2-S4-sB Logan CT. 4rS- co
No l North row, fr. $50
422-42i Neal ct. Ar. s. 80
1S04-13O6 LIST Sc. Or. $50
1859 East Cap. Ar. 500
1903 Col's CT sw. Ar. $50
RI 43Tis Wash. 4r-5.5O
II LIST AT OFFICE.
y for rent A complete
ents and business prop
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BELT. o'BRIEN & co. unc.).
1909 G ST. NV.
R EENr-BY EDWARD 8. WEsCOTT,

NJ .. " ESSO1 L,
'lyania ave.
1G14 y J av.5r. b. .20.5
1910 " ] av.5r.b. .20.5O
1901 II. apt 2.fr. b. .ht19. 90
STORES.
20i5 L. s:o. 81. b. .aa5 90
1918 NJ. pr. VIZ. 1880
COLORED.
"-.eel+ II. ar, h. ~. 60
2202n) l.. Or. b. "a
Ii53 10th. 6r. W. .2222. 50
9lS 24th. ST, ,b,lat.22 -. 30
1912 y j av, Or, %. .U.50
2oii Il. fat. so
71112 .oth. 1r.w.g.16.50
1905 S.atoa.6. Wlat. Id. 81
12l4 Goth. 5r, w...l5.5G
1876 2ed. 5r. W. w....15.a0
2020 10th. 4r. w...i5.50
aO7 y II av, 6r. w,g15.5o
acS I'D. Or, W. 1880
32 Fenron. Or. W. 1850
24lS Eye, 5r, W. 1880
2224 Va av, Or. w. 1850
521 23d. 6r. w....13.50
2t33 Sth, Ar. w...12.50
S3l 26th, 4r,w,cel. 12.d
80 9th, Or, w.. 90
l0lI Jeff av. 5r.w.10.50
Dhonp Main 14SS
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pSON & co. 1875 + NV.
1928 y II av NV, 8, b20. 80
80 q NV. 6r, b. .30.@
204 Ind av, ,10r, b. 80. 90
45 \ Y av NV. Or, b. .27.5D
140J 5th NV. Or. b. $50
1929 y Cap. Tr. b. IS. so
3oU1 Ga av nw.6. h. a5. 80
1917 Ga av. 6-, b. .25. 30
70S 4 l av NV. Or. .b1a.5U
2o36 Cleyn nv, ,Gr, ,wl5.o0
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uNFURNlSHED.

100 ST. s.E.-NEw KITCHEN ON FIRST
floor. with Up-to-date conveniences; near Honse
office building; former residence Of ex-Speaker
Randall. Apply to CHARLES G. LANCASTER,
10 Kellogg hii!idinc 81
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FOR RENT ,635 Md av ne. Or,
1l24 Vt av NV. 13 ,4bS1G0 b. garage ...... al. 90
1859 Harvard NV. 1lr, Ills 10TH Tor, b. 4. 30
2b, garage $500 1871 Il. 11r b.. 40 90
1892 Goth NV Or 2b55. 90 S12 18th Sr. .2b 40 90
Al nw lor. b. 5000 1925 s NV, Or, b. sc. so
2U20 NV. lor b.50.00'
STONELEIGH COURT.
A few desirable apartments vacant from
$50 to SlG5 a month.
THE OLYMPIA. 14th and Euclid
Very desirable apartments, rooms and bath
TO rooms aud bath; $40 to $50 a month
FITCH. FOX & EROWN.
CT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FAMILY or FOUR ADULTS WANT GROOM
apartment to room house. unfinished.
near Mt. Pleasant: not over $50 SO. resrec-
tirely. Address I;oy i3i-F. Star oiic"
; OR 4 ROOM Hul SEkEEfJ..t-. rrii u-,- ~!
months. beginning tp- 10 ifurntshed'- Ad-
dItss Roy PIE. Star Office.
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FOR RENT-HousEs
UNFURNI1HED-Co.15..e1-

FOR RENT.o ROOMS: PORCELAIN BATH:
pantry; good condition: near Cspitai Traction
cars; SIC per month.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
UNFURNIsHED-Con
THE PLYMOUTH. 1896 11th ST. NV: FOUR
rooms and bath: $50. American Realty Com
pany. 706 11th st. NV.
ing: all outside large rooms; rooms and bath;
pay. G. w SIMPSON co. 7s4 18th st. NV.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH; AMI: LARGE AND
comfortable rooms and porch. Apply r. BER-
RERICfi'S SONS. Ills 18th NV.
TIE STANTON. 12s G ST. N.E.-NEAR CAP
f.ol. Library and station; rooms and bath; rent.
s.s. Inspection until pm.
ELEGANT $ ROOMS AND BATH APART
ment; gas; electricity: h.w.h.; janitor service;
$40 Open for inspection. Inquire store. 1914
Pa ave.
WENDELL MANSIONS, 2sas MASS. AVE: =.
GIBRALTAR. 18th ST.. Kalorams ave.
BALTIMORE, 1915 Swami st.
f'0ns TIE ns'F. F. PGft E. SMITH COMPANY. ~
s1s Fifteenth street.
VICTORIA 18th AND CLIFTON SIS. NV
4. & ar. b., porch. elevator. Janitor. telephons
service. $3.50 TO s4s5o; electricity; ali outside
DTNsMERE, buns 25as 14th ST. NV AND sR..
b.. ami; janitor; telephone service: SO to
s30.5O. See MANAGER ut Falkstons Courts.
1Mne1s sn and o. sfs E1 pPfas
81: NV. Phone Line. 1850.
RUTLAND COURTS.
CORNER nth AND RIGGS SITS. NV.
Ready for occupancy April l. .
room and bath, .s20.50 - s22 80
2 rooms and bath $27.5 - $3.50
rooms and bath. S36.oo TO S4o.W
rooms and bath. soo.vV
All large outside rooms. with large cioseS'
plenty of light air and sunshine.
Rutland Courts is handsome. new. nfeptooI
building. conveniently located with two electric
elevators. telephone service and excellent man
agement.
Open for inspection.
HARRY WARDMAN, .
1890 st. NV NJ. 4l90.
I414 ST N.W.-NEW MODERN BUILDING
rooms and BATH $50 per month: rooms ana
bath. sa2. 90 All rooms are large and open 10
the air "a and light to stores hha
G w SIMPSON co, 1874 18th st. nv
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728 10th
452 P NV. sr, b. .&2S. so
1180 N J nw.7r,b. n 50
sos 10th NV, 7r, b.2.b0
Flat, 2204 Pa av
NV. Ar, b. $40. 90
sos 24th NV, Or. b.18.5OI
A list Of smaller hou
rennant
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ttR REM
NV. 1914 Girard. NE.1504 Montello av.
Sr. $3.50 6r. b ......l5 IL 80
NV 1884 18th. 7r. .b35 Oa SW. .617 c. IA 70
NV 114O 22d. Sr. b.3O.50l SW, ,s25 c, IA 20
NV All X. 1or,b. .25.50 NV. .l159 10Th, Or. IA. 40
NV, 1904 Eye. 81. .b25 sol NV 1909 8th Ar "a 40
NV. 1903 6th, U b. 2SOOl NV .lO19 az. .5r12. 90
NV .1235 9Th. 1r. .2250I NV. W.20l1 e. Or. -. 1p so
Sw, ,S14 Mel av q, b165Ol NV, ,2116 N 2r on
METZ Myrtle. 6r. 15.40l NV, ,419 2eth, Or. 100
APARTMENTS.
No. 10 10th st. ne, 6r and b., porch.- aa 80
The Premier. l room and bath. ......... 20 so
OFPICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building offices.
1905 Eye. store or office .......... $50 90
For further Information apply at Office.
]. W. PILLING. 140S Eye st. NV
1927 14th ST. NV. tstore & 7r. & BIZ. S75. %
1919 Shepherd St. 6r and bath new w s2 30
3122 11th St, Or. and bath. ami. 80 so
1911 Meridian St. 1r. and bath. a.m.. Sc so
1865 18th St nv. Or. and b.. ami. 80 80
i247 Nd. ne. 6r. 6r.................l IL 80
d. II. ROLAND DRURY,
Main sd5S 301 Southern bldg. 18th & Fl NV
1881 CHAPLIN ST. End FLOOR: eE.. T. .s2e. 80
itsi Chapin St. lst floor. or. b......... % so
2T1j 11th. Or. h.. 1st 6oor. r.............. 90 80
1o7 18th ne. o.. b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 80
These properties all in good condition
Call Main 1850 for key. Get complete list Of
PFaIi I.il'. ESTATE TRUST co. 18th and Fl sic
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isai NEWTON ST. N.W.-TWO-STORY BRICK
dwelling: ROOFS AID reception nall colonial
porch gas and electric lighting: h.-w.h. rent,
S255a NJ. j. kEANE, 62o Colorado bldg
~. 1914.
FOR RENT-72s 9th ST. Me-; ROOMS AND
hath; ami: hot-water heat: brick garage in
rear room for three cars rent, $40.
l.. ]. MILLS sos 9Th st. NV
WE WILL FIND YOU THE HOUSE OR FLAT
you want to rent.
See US.
BANEs REALTY CO.. Inc, 1877 18th. N. 2cs2.
FOR RENT-TO COLORED. IL DECATUR ST.
ne, 7-room brick; newly papered and painted:
excellent condition; $13 per month.
L. ". GROOMES, 1416 IT. NV.
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HARRY WARDMAN-
1880 X st. NV. Phone NJ. 419l.

carr $10 per month.
Key apply 52s eth ne.
HARRY WARDMAN-
1880 ST. NV Phone NJ. 4fgl.
UNFURNISHED HOIrSEs
S. 00o. Mass nv mr. Goth is47 80 SG3s joce1vn Or b
500 .1614 Eye NV 13r 2b ls45 so 5SOS Conn a.
Sl75. 1926 NV, 22r. 4b ~. so 374O K'wha Sr b
$3.50 1441 R av. 15r. .3b $3.50 372I Joceiyn Trb
500 2G45 Conn ,3b $40. SO 1911 Risrs Or b
S1OO .aA14 10th, 14r, 2b s37. Co I336 snrinr ar b
500. near 18th; Isl, ~ so 1898 Perry 6r. b
500. zoos Col rd l1r 2b S35 so 147o N'wton Sr b
$a5 2SO6 Cath av. 11r 3b $33 so 1850 Holm d. Gr b
$s5. 1sl5 Col 81 Sa0 so. .790 Upshur 6r. b
$55. .1S29 NV. LTD ~. 40. I'll Taylor. Or. b
$65. :1ayt NV. luz "! 80 1868 Ing'atde. q. b
$65. Leg 1Eving. lor2b I$28o0 les INLAND NJ. e. b
$6S- Icy 1oen NV; ZIP Is23. GOT ne, 10R. b
$3.50 81 Az6,zp $22 so. 2210 NV. 6r b
se .oa3 <s nv: "a. .2S19 Sherman, g,
$Ss 11eo CnI * IN a. 80 80. IT'S Hobart, 6r b
$50. .1731 Lanier nW.6r. b n A"'o'0
APARTMENTS
w, we.ue1 Hon; <SSS Mass ave-, 12r., 8b325O. 90
1910 New Hampshire ave-. a. pcssh ss no.e6 sasS
Rutland Courts. nth and riggs stsl 4r"b So5
172l st. N.Y.; g. and bath. porch. ...... 90. 90
Ghamplain, 1924 y st. NV, Ar and hath. 45 00
a ManehesteP. % izaa n sed an Riggs st' ssb sss"
Wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton. ar h Ak ~
Savanaugh Cts. I1th 6 Church sts, RIB. 80 so
I Rntland Courts. 17th and Riggs sts. orb 27.5O
s25 llth St NV: 5 rooms and bath 80. 27.50
Manchester, 1925 st. NV. lr. and bath. "a so
kedrick, 1901 X at NV, ir. and hath. % S0
Rutland Courts, 18th and Riggs sts lrb % 50
Cavanaugh Cts, 18th & Church sts lib ls5
HARRY 1Hle :, WARDMAN.
~ MODERN fMPRoyEaNATs EsHATss' WIKI
FOR REET-BY JAMES MoBpIG wOOnu nm
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HOUSES FOR COLORED TENANTS, WITH
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS

MORRIS WOODWARD.
ct. NV.
IsO1 20th NV. 10r.w. 1s. so
ia B NV, o., ". 1880
1875 L NV, 6r. b. ...1s.5O
|&1 N b av NV. Or. .b16.5o
1855 K se. Or. ". 1880
i21Is E NV. Or. ". 1880
ses from 81 up sent on
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD.
723 Goth st. NV
66 NJ NV. Or b.sta sa5 30 FIJI, ,1125 9th me- so
210S II NV. Or b. fur32 80 100 5fh NV 5rw IS S0
2U,,D II NV, Or, b. B.. 90 go Sc 6r * IA
434 NY av NV Or bl9 so
LET know what you are looking for and
may find it. list of good houses for col
ored tenants sent request.
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FOR RENT-BY JESSE L. HEISKELL,
1903 II st. n Phone Main $685.
uNFURNIsHED
1902 14th, bldg and 1915 Calvert. 10r b45 nf.
garage $3.50 18th, 10r b. As 90
1854 & Sc Q, 14r. 3b. 1910 Eye, 13r, b. 40 SO
each .125. 90 i1434 n. Sr, b. .35 30
1867 18th. 1sr. %. 49, I101 r. Or. h.. 50 so
1871 16th 10r. .2b. 300 1904 18th. 10r. b. 81 90
1915 Biltm 10r 2b5s SO l474 Chaplin 15r, b. 81 90
1925 Riggs. 10r.h .45 90 1908 Savannah se
1908 21st NV 2b. 50.00l 6r b .......... o. so
1875 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-RAY-WINDOW
brick: & rooms. bath; hack porches LIST and End
floors large cellar and storcroom; back yard
and alley; rent. s30.56. Phone West 1861
or call at
2nG7 C street NV 29s
TWO STORY. EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOME:
owner leaving city: eight large. airy rooms and
for refrigerator; large kitchen with new coal
and gas ranges: cabinet screens: two-story, ten
foot back porch: completely equipped for out
three car lines: available first of April. Apply
OWNER. 212 10th st. Rent. $3.50.
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wANTED-HOUSEs UNFURNIsHEp OR FUR
nished that are unrcnted; have applicants ev-
cry day for property in all sections of tho city.
WILLIAM K. ELLIS, 1910 q st. NV.
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FOR KEN LlSI OF
BELT. o'BRIEN & co. unc.).
1903 G. ST. NV.
Telephone Main 1904 1905,
INETRNISHED HnIrSES

'kEp-
, 1924 61s nv, 5r. 1850
1871 Fla av ne.5r.1O.5o
III Kendall he, Or. Ii. 90
= Allen ct sw, Ar. $50
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WANTED-TO RENT.

wANTED-BY THE LAST OF APRIL A FIVE
or six room modern house fat, in Blooming
dale; must be reasonable. Address Box lille,
Star office.
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FOR RET.NNT-HOUSES.


FURNISHED.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
TO rent a delightful suburban home, completely
furnished the heights, 400 feet above the
city, In northwest section; attractive grounds;
large oak trees; flower and kitchen gardens;
moderate rent to acceptable tenant. Phone Main
5573
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS.
SHANNON & LUCHS, FrRYIGEs RESTaNs
713 l4th ST. NV. MAIN 2345.
1874 $ NW.--OWNER LEAVING CITY: NEW
house rooms. 3 baths: completely furnished :;
silver. linen and china north and south
rosnre; tarer porches
;EATTIFGL CORNER HOUSE IN COLUMBIA
Heights II rooms. > baths near lines:
ideal location for senator or representatives rea-
sonabc.
L. s. FRIsToE.
Rooms 800 and 537. $ouihHrn bldg.
Foi; RENT-NI:AR DUPONT CIRCLE. FUR
uished attractive home: nine and bath:
hot water heat. for six months less ST5 per
month Address foS fa9-E. star office.
COMPLETELY, We'll. FURNISHED HOUSE
for several months: piano. linen. silverware etc;
centrally located: reasonable. Phone y 1909.
COMPLETELY FUR. HOUSE ON COLUMBIA
Hgts.; all cony.; near both car lines; suitable for
Congressman. Inquire iii Lamont ct NV. 81.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
ALL SECTIONS.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Unc.).
SIT 18th st. NV. 80
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James F. Shea, o43 La. Ave. NV.
PRINTED BULLETIN AT OFFICE.
Phone Main S49 Phone Main $50.
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'Ofs RENT
SfUNE & FAIItf AN.
1882 New York ave. NV.
4l:.,;,,{r,, .or,tar f;.;, 81 WI

Adjoining corner fitii st. NV
1885,. .2342 Mass av So; 30 400 Beirl. I'd. 10
$3.50. s2S 18th nv :32.5 .1s32 I'd NV. 7r /
s25o . s2J 18th NV So. 80. 1907 Corcoran. ar /
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900 18th nv. End Il,
br, b 900
SO Todd ne, Or, b. 1850
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28

Root seems to have done some
good work il Russia. rr cd, m ID
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28

An inventor has turned out an cleo.
trio pistol built along original lines. Il
does not use gunpowder or cartridges.
but Is so constructed that its contents,
gases, are exploded by touch Of the
button and a projectile Is expelled. The
pistol consists of a brass cylinder at
one end Of which is a small battery
and coil. The gases are introduced
from the outside or from a small tank
attached to the pistol frame, explains
the Electrical Experimenter Although
the use Of electricity In this case is
merely an experiment, Il is evident that
II can be used to produce exactly what
powder does, explosion in a confined
space and the swift movement Of a
missile. Mankind begun with club
and stone to deliver blows. The bull
let is only small but speedier object
than hand-thrown stone. woundfng at
a greater distance than IL possible with
n spear or errow. pc scoC 'isCceh 2.
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Mayor GetsFUltimatum.

Raymond B. Fosdick, of Washing
ton, Chairman Of the Commission on
Training and Camp Activities, has
stated that Louisville must close its
disorderly houses and keep them
closed" in order to retain the army
cantonment. Mayor Buschemeyer
Monday stated that Louisville would
not close the houses of prostitution
unless homes could be provided for
the inmates. The Mayor stated that
he did not feel that he would be per-
forming his duty by thEoYina upon
the community the women who have
lived in these houses without proper
homes could be found Sfbr dhem.
However, the houses OF i'll fame have
decreased. from liz In 1915 with 467
inmstes to- i03 Houses and Szl5 in
mates accordiae daIdeRorte tust res
ceived by the Mayor. ay;sas on a..
tskeS &C tAkd VtAS a1~ asaf ~
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28
Twelve Appoin ments.

Hon. w. J. Bryan has twelve ap
pointments under the auspices Of the
Democratic Forward League for 9
whirlwind tour Of Kentucky in behal
Of submitting a real dry" constitu
tional amendment to the state consti
tuition. The dates ,or the speaking'
are as follows:
Friday, June ~, Maysville.
Saturday, June 30, Georgetown.
Sunday, July 1, Cynthiana.
Monday, July 2, Lawrencebure
q Tuesday, July 8, Williamstown.
Wednesday, July A. Louisville.
Thursday, July 5. Owensboro. ~
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28

Mrs. Blakemore announced the fol-
lowing new applicants for member
ship in the Red Cross:
Mrs. Frank X. Yost, Mrs. M. z.
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Brown,
Miss Annie Forbes, Mrs. J. j. Met
cslfe, Mrs. G. P. Smith, Mrs. Lucy
Ellis, Mrs. Guy Starting, Mrs. M. H.
Tandy, Mrs. Green Russell, Mrs T. j.
Reynolds, Mrs. ]. H. Dagg, Miss Ma
ry Blackwell, Mrs. 7. L. MetcaIfe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vitus Gates, DR.. and
Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Mary s, Startling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Peterson, Mrs. Liz
zie Clark, Miss Martha Soyars,
= ~
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Meet at EddyviIIe Today.

Eddyville, Ky, June 27.-One Of
the group meetings Of the Hopkins
vile district for the woman's mission
airy work Of the Louisville Conference
will be held here Thursday, June %,
Mrs. Ida Chappell. Hopkinsville, dis
trict secretary, presiding. Mesdames
Lander Chisholm, first vice president
and Holland Garnett, second vice
president, both of Pembroke, will be
present. Mrs. John Lawrence, Of
Cadiz, has been assigned special
subject. -. In 49,. -.
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coyinaton-Hopson.f

The news has been receivedip this
city Of the marriage on June Is. Of
Miss Hattie Hopsoh and Mr.. John Y.
Covington, Of Akron, Ohio. The
groom is a printer by trade holding
a position in Akron, o., and the son
of Mr.. j. w. Covi1gton, of this coun-
ty. The brideeis.a niece of Mrs. j.
w. Covington. The happy couple
will make their bone in Akron.
Both the bride and groom were for
merly of this city and their many
friends here wish them the greatest
happiness in the future ;sgY
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28
DOcwOOD NOTES.

4 The farmers are all about through
setting tobacco and are busy planting
corn. hHl rhfNf.
Miss Ella Carpenter, one of Hop
kinsville's telephone operators, is
spending the week at home. ~
Mr.. Fred Overton is conducting a
singing school at Fruit Hill. Quite a
number from this place are attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sneed, OF Hop,
kinsville, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Alex. Sneed, of this
place. atg'.11f l1l1 eii 200 ~ !.
i Mr.. Rodman ,DuvalI and family
spent Sunday with Mr., Joe Whites
family bas tscsap as VI gg9i COO
+ Weme'having two Sunday Schools
at Dogwoodl every :Sdhday-one Al
the Christian church, at $50 In the
morning, and one stthe Baptist chur b
|at 2:30i in the afternoon Everybody
is invited tocome and bring somebody
with them ic2s9 bne la9ftlei'rf'fa-.--
png-sa
p Mr.. Walter Cobb and wife and Mr..
Hiley Cobb, of Hopkinsville, spent
Sunday with Mr.. Charlie Carter and
family. oai 9 seoo p l'N' 7sso. p
2 Miss Opal West was in Hopkins
- D
vile Saturdayalisoa9s .aah % hrs
The debate at .Dogwoed a. few
weeks sagoo between Bro. Henry
Moore and irwin Foster and Rev. T.
T. Powell and Henry King was great
| ly enjoyed The crowd went away
cheering Bros.i Moore and Foster fer
the victory they had won. % pr l
Miss Annie Hotd spent Sunday eve
with Miss Opal West. Eolsrg. l.er
: Mrs. George Renshaw spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Wesf bn9 f1aiIBcg taaDnow wv y
S-irf-fuf tFrhaH a.. v..rao - 4 ~
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Es,,y q sslf.Impor.anoa.

I'd n is sheer folly for any worker to
be carried away with the idea Of self.
Importance. Good men and great men
die and their places are filled by others
who seem to do quite as well. It is
true that an employers dread changes
unless forced to make them-they
dread the period of probation when
taking on new workers. So good work
'ers are reasonably safe and the EN-
ployers who appreciate them are rea-
sonably sure of continuance Of salts
acknowledging.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28

On january 20, 1901, Harry N. Ptue
f,Dsfy visited Kansas City. whereL ~
t%glAyed twelve games Of chess and three
games Of. checkers with, local deyotees
OF those ganes the games were. Of
course, carried ron simultaneously,
Pillsbury sitting with HIS back to the
boards, the moves Of the players were
called out to him. He would immedi-
ately call back the name Of his own
piece, specifying on which Of the sixty
four squares It was, to be placed. and
wonfevery game IN Chicago. In 1900
Pillsbury played sixteen simultaneous
games pblindfolded in four hours and
fifty-fve minutes. winning twelve,
drawing three and losing one.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28

as candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Assessor Of Christian
County. Subject to Primary election
August 4tb NE IL All Fsk
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Head Pirate Ill.

Geneva, June 26.---Admiral Alfred
Won Tirpitz, former German minister
Of marine, has arrived at 81. Blaise,
in the Black Forest. He is suffering
seriously with diabetes. IN lf 'ts
Grand Admiral Won Tirpitz has
been Germany's chief advocate Of UNI
restricted submarine warfare. He had
much to do with building Germany's
great fleet and is known as the ia
Their Of the German navy" He re-
tired as minister of the navy in March,
1915, ill health being given as the
'ea'on' s.s az 500 us exam F,ei 3