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APART1ENrs 10 LET.

"A6426W ID Az AoAs
UNT6RNi5aE6-0s5sin.el.
MANOR HOUSE,
112l Monroe ct NV. -
rooms s sss seeii;,;;:'''''
1915 10TH STREET NV.
rooms and bath. rsar porch. $3.50
716 18TH STREET NV.
rooms and bath .......S 5000
LOWELL,
1oo7-e 18th st. NV.
r room: an: :sd s ssss ...........s e 90
SUMMIT,
1915 Euclid Ut. NV
rooms and bath teiepaoss 80. $500
HUNTINGTON,
27l6 18th a.. NV.
3 rooms and bath. arst door. ESQ
1904 G STREET NV.
rooms and bath. for doctor. 5000
lao RHODE ISLAND AVE.
ARNO,
2Oth and L sts. NV.
aasd room a. sg..sms.H ,s .a beat furnished
SARANAC,
1909 North Capitol st.
Z rooms and bath. porch. $500
N. SALISBURY CO., INC,
N. b9o4-s. 721 18th ct. NV.
DESIRABLE APARTMEKTs.
THE ABsEcoN.'
17oe ct. NV.
rooms and bath g. 1850 to $3.50
THE AURORA.
1876 o ct. NV.
Hardwood doors, electric light. telephone In
eseh Apartment.
rooms and bath. r.c.D. hail.. 800
THE BRISTOL,
1893 st.
Ideal location. new building. hardwood aoors.
electric light, phone in each apartment.
rooms and bath .............. .&30.5o
4 rooms and bath ............... $3.50
THE BURLINGTON.
1884 LAnier place.
= rooms ana PAN ....-...'''.....*a aoso
715 10th NV.
convenient IoC4tIOu, elSvAtOF, pHouSu.
rooms, reception hall aad bath $3.50
2 rooms. reception hall and bath. 21.50
THE PRESTON.
1743 1t. NV.
New apartment, near Dupont Circle; hardwssd
Aoors. electric light. telephone in each apartment
rooms room: and bath. 49,. 1850 aad $50
1871 IRVING ST. NV.
New apartment. hardwood doors, electric Light.
ami.
rooms ana bath VOW
A.. sleeping porch. bath. .$35 to $3.50
1880 IRVING ST. NV.
Excellent location.
4 rooms. reception hall and bath. $3.50
THE FULTON.
1446 Park road.
Beautiful new apartment, ready for occupancy
June i. Elevator. sleeping porches. hardwood
doors. electric light, every modern convenience.
rooms and bath ...............4 $3.50
rooms and bath 1880
s rooms and bath .... $50. % to $500
1875 COLUMBIA ROAD.
New apartments.
4r.. recsp. hail 4 bath. $3.50 to $500
NO. 112s 10th ST. NV.
CONVENIENT LOCATION.
rooms and bath ............. $3.50
For full list Of apartments, stores and busi.
rsss property apply at once.
MOORE 4 HILL, INC,
1902 II ct. NV.
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w - ASAA4 A. SS
sS7 c NV, 11r. b.A5.75
1oel p NV. Tor. b. .2-b0
1S0 It'll nv, 6s. b. hiss. 90
ga Eye NV, 7r.b. $3.50
S2e C NV. Tor. b.. $3.50
SIT % NV. Dr.. b.. $3.50
DWELLINGS
6l7 Nd nv ns, 12r. be1. so
COL End ne. Or. b. 5000
1887 N G Az ne, Or.
b, fee .-........A-5O
DWELLINGS
2Is 10th se. Or. b.24.5oI
1912 z %. er. b. ..1S.@
DWELLINGS
COS Il sw. ar. b. .2.@
eos 3 sw, Or. b. 1880
1905 C sw. Or. b.. 1850
472 n sw. Or. b.. .17.@
lo0 18th sw. Or. so
ts9 z ~. 7r. ". 1850
4os llth sw, Sr.w. 1850
1871 AZ sw, sr. b. 1850
475 Eye sw. Or. b. 1850
4b7 e sw, Or. W.. .H.W
BUSINESS
s45 Pa Nv NV. 2sr.
ob. steam heat. 12a. GO
els IA Az NV. .1@.O0
sllLA av.S-sty bdg75. 90
1883 L NV (storet 90. 90
7o8 7th sw.sto&dw40.50
4s2 Pa Az NV. stored. 90
1873 G Sc. st&dw. $50
2o54 f NV. st&dw .35. 80
$40 8 Cap. sto. 5r. b30. SO
22i4 18th NV. sto.29.oo
600 O nv. store. ESQ
1000 9th sw. sto. dw25.5o
100 E NV. store. 81. 90
COLORED
sfs B ne. Or. b. 20. so
1904 r nv. CIV. 20. 30
73s 4th NV. 7r. b. 20. o0|
I'LL 9Th NV. Or. b. 90 so
1880 L NV. 7r.w.. 20. 0l
524 Goth NV. Or. b. IS. 30
90 Myrtle ne. 7r. 7.0I
500 Del av sw. Or. b. II. 80
lIsa olst NV. 5r.w. 4I
1880 d Sc. Or. b. ..16.S 0l
s35 18th ~. Or, b. 1850 |
904G E NV. Or. b. Is. 30
2a01 II NV. Or. w..1S.0l
1903 21st nw.5r.w.1 DO
805 I'd sw, Or. ". .lB.ni
93G "a NV. Or. ". 90
Sol ny av nw.5r.w1b.00
1908 4th NV. 5r.w.14.50
500 r NV. Or. ". 30
1923 king'n nw.5.w13.h0l
10 d se. Sr. ". $3.50
4lS Sd re. 5r. ". ..12.5o'
lanes F. Shea, 90
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UNADvERTIsED PRoPHRTIDs.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. mo.
IA 18th TT MN.
RENT FROM
SHANNON 4 LUCHG.
713 14th st. NV. Main 2S46.
A QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.


SHANNON & LUcHs.
aS1 5asa c 6 Ri '1 sEz VIC
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Brand-new, between two beautiful
country clubs; Q rooms and s baths;
y block from cars absolutely modern
LELAND STREET.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Detached; between twe ear lisSs:
rooms and bath; hot-watef hest;
electricity; large porch and grounds.
Furnished or unfurnished.
34a5 PORTER STREET.
In beautiful suburb; high and cssl;
10 rooms and baths: screens And
awning: hot-watsr heat; detached;
RENT REDUCED.
EXCELLENT SECTION.
Heights: i block from 14th q. car
line; near churches. markets and
store; rooms and bath.
S547 HOLMEAD PL. NV.
NEAR DOWNTOWN.
On corner in good section; within
walking distance Of dewntown: Q
rooms and bath; front and rear
go STREET NV
COLONIAL FRONT.
six rooms and bath: near car
lines: furnace heat cellar: yards:
front porch.
1874 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
$3.50 per month
TAKOMA PARK.
Suburban rooms and bath: fur
mace heat and gas large porches and
grounds.
ia BALTIMORE ST.
$40 per meath.
FLAT-NORTHEAST.
Newly papered and painted;
rooms and bath; convenient to ear
line.
$50 ORLEANS PLACE NE.
$14.50 per month.
r. TICHS RENTTN
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APARTl6ENrs 10 LET.

APARTMENTS 10 LET.
60:
BEAUTIFUL sECoND-rooR FLAT: roun
:;.; "A :.s1s s.sn d.yis1, sn: =: me e.;
Exceptionally To- RTis OPTICAL CO.,
7s7 tn St: nv.
TIE cnS COR 1sa ASp ~ i1 sooMs AsD
Sell or to s.,s @ WAaEHaoHsr 81 nssd
~. ~. -. e. = = ~ 1e.s = 80:
RUTLAND COURTS.
..sos
now asApa FOE oCSunPcAN0H
rsens and bsth; 81; g. s2sH
roens and oesn ..*soseo 70 ~ ~. ~
- fms az ossa: i,s IT, 81
Dl..ty q hsht cir ana sun.ni.s: -.
bsiidisS. eoay.Hi..tiy ioeassd. Nth I've sssss1ss
: :s: s.leDae'' service and '1''l''s .a.-
On. for ,ssp.e.is,.
40. 11Kai w1sDI1s. .,.,
1862 nI EsTk eSo fEad sA1 III. .oa.
APARTMENTS FOR SUMMER
roe. IA ssts aho Win fIo ooq es
ssSe:n and ao es.s building. .,o,. ,.v
elevator and phone: between two Eeod car
lines.
THE EMERSON
-.
1914 belmont ROAD NV.
~,~I, - 1,-,,o
SHANNON Il LUCHS,
Renting aerviee
MAI, eaAs ia ilth IT NV Main 29lS
..a11T;z,6- - N -I1IGw-5So0I- q
loso in'iSy ~, ~ ra..ss 80 -
nooL APT . Iov"', ~ o9anSt S''e anu Sn1
aPPty " Y e4ss. W. -ee1---:--
TEE PORTNER APARTMENTS, 18th NV.
Ttreproof convenient loca don, 1st-class esfviss.
Albright ELEVATORS. be11boys night clerk. red
dsot manager. Light included in rent. Cafe.
The following apartments are for lease or sub
lease:
One Groom apt. all Outside rooms $4S.o0
One Groom apt. nnA iocaaon. ....... e9.0v
One Groom apt. nne locauon. oo.VV
These are opporfTnhi,tiss 70 Get sood i1esuss 81
IN this popular ouuo'nS WHICH esnnot " $50
later In tine SUNNI; ,, ,o,,
Apply Ogr!G1. 9h1 fOnLNEn.
FOR ENTERTAINMENTS.
NO. 1918 KALORAAA ROAD NV.
ODEHN-COMPLEIE:
AND oMszHOGsEkEEpdMG.
HESI. $40 AND SSU REn MON1n: ~,
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NEWCOMERS SEE Us.
SHANNON & LUCHS, sES2Ies,
713 18th ct. NV. Main 2345.

J. {. WELDON 4 CO.. 224 EAST CAP. ST,
1876 18th ne. sr, $35 90 1918 d ne. Or. b.
"A 7th Sc. Or. b. ..30.5ol garage % 30
l25 4th Sc. Or. b. 80 so I0ls ne, Or, b. - 80
81 9th ne. sr. b.. $3.50 207 Ist ne. Or, b. 70 so
BIO ne. Or. b.. 2S.50l1 IA ne. sr. b.. .. so
$40 A ne. sr. b.. .27.5o $50 ne. Or. b. :. 81 so
as2 9th ne. Or. b. $3.50 1887 av Sc. Or b. 1s so
Ola av -. sr b. q sol 1888 sth ne, 6r -. 49, 40
CAT Mass ne. II. b. q. 90 722 Eye &C. 5r 70 so
100 4th ne. 7f. b. 70 80 1885 Gales me- Or 10 so
q Sd ne, Or. b.. .25.5010O7 14th Sc Or $50
SIT 18th se. br.b. Is so l0l5 10th &C. 3r b. 49, 80
1904 Morse ne4. bi450 zoe Pa Az %, 81. b. 10 20
e2s 3D. ne. Or. b. l800i1271 Morse ne. 4.b. 49, so
APARTMENTS.
The Baltimore. 1882 Biitmore S5r., b.. ST so $40
Lavinia. 81s ne, rooms and bath S25 so
Glendower, u 9th me-. 5r, b....... 10 90
a4s1 18th NV. rooms and bath. .. 2.iO
1120 o5th NV. q rooms and bath. ..... 2T.sO
ISL sth Sc. rooms and bath . - 80
i4s East Capitol, Ar. b. -. s.4 80 and 20 so
CoIORED.
oI5 Eve Sc. Or. b. IA 30, 1910 Mass ay Sc ar 50
14tJ se. 3r. b. $50 400 q Sc Ar ~ so
1913 eth se. Or. l0.5hi 1907 So 4r. $50
FOR KENT-D.D y: THOMPSON & co. 1885 \. "
719 9th nw. 90 2665 18th NV. Or 30. 20
1887 Hit nw.ar INV % '07 Tpshur 8r.h. .3n.:'o
1860 tcl I'd NV 10 H5.0o 204 Ind nv. l0r.b. 80. 90
1859 Grid nv. IL .2ba0 10 IFS y me- ir b. ~. 90
1872 Col rd Dr. b. 10. 90 81 u NV. 6-. b. II 10
2sO0 18th NV. Orb. 40 34S7 Homcad. CT. I'd. 30
3oIS 18th Or, b. 40. 30 Il4OS 5th NV pr b - 80
SAT- Mt ri nw.6.b.32. 80 f12 Col I'd NV Or b. - 80
1928 9th NV. b Sc. so 1113 Pa az Sc b. 90 so
7cl 9th ne, 8r, b. 80. 1881 ID sw Or b. IA %
COLORED.
1924 NV. sr. b. 32.acl 124 l. NV. ar. b.. % 80
COS NV. sr.b. .80.s0l 2120 NV, Or. h. 1870
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA.
p A. NJ XN
5Aa Louisiana Ave. NV
DWELLINGS, NORTHWEST.

NOhThW EbT.
$50 n NV. 7r. b...T.So
86l3 Holm'd nw,6. b25.S0
l1500 18th nv. o.. 2b..s.30
49, Lamont AVIS. b22- 80
I1oO7 Bad NV, 6r.w.15.50
612 Morton nw.e,w11.50
NORTHEAST.
| 1870 II ne. Or. b. 1850
$50 Morton ne. Ar. b. 1850
1870 Ben I'd ne. 5.w.10.5o
60 10th ne. Ar. ". 500
SOUTHEAST.
1 704 Eye sc, Or. b. .17.0
1221 X se. 6r, ". .l0.b0
SOUTHWEST.
! tbs 9Th sw. Or. w..14.30
rs Linw'th pl. 6.w.19.b0
9I1 AZ sw. .3r. bis. 90
$50 Eye sw. Or. w.i2.60
4I3 n sw. Or. W.. .f2.3
236 Linw'th. 7r.w.l2.3
81 Mel nv sw .5r, b12.50
372 N sw. 5r, LOCO
1913 ~ sw. Br.w. .9.0
PROPERTY.
! 204 It'll sw. store. .25 90
col Va nv ~. sto. 6rs.0
1874 NJ sw. sto. DIV. -@-3
1880 Pa Nv Sc. ..&.@
l49 D ne. store. 200
1901 ~ sw. st&2r-ls.os
l2i32 Va sv NV. store.
3r ..........--.1s."S
FOL Eye Sc. store Is. ~
60s End NV. sto. E.l2.5e
40 9th NV. 40 ..l2.5e
IS c sw. store. 5r. 100
1873 18th sc. store. 10. o
1904 Water sw. sto. 10.0
TENANTS.
, l406 s c av se, Or, WE'D
70l Lamont nw.5.wl2.1
go Morton nw.6.w.12.H
842 II sw. 5r. W.. lao
1417 Mass av se. nat.
Ar. b ....-......2.0
515n 23d nw.Sr.w.n.0
1924 Srd sw. 5r.w. .10.n
1925 Sd sw. 5r. w.10.1
25 n Sc. Or. W. - 1910
col Warren ne. 4r.wl0.3
l028 y J Az 50. 5r. wl0.S9
2105 ID NV. Ar. ". $50
i13e \ J av Sc. 4r.ws.5a
81 N se. 5r, w-..-.61
2005 R'daIe ne. sr, w.s.50
I'D G sc. Or. w--.-.s.e'
14q y Sc. Or, w..--S-oss
sos I'd &c, Or. W. $40
1921 10th ne. 4r.w..1.50
2eG0 d nw. 3r. w.. .e.bo
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N ST. NV BIOoMINGpAIE: S LARGE
| rooms: 8 bedrooms: modern conveniences; good
condition: $3.50. OWNER. ~ at.
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FOR RENT N. 1858.
WALTER A. BROWN,
GA 18th St. NV.

|. Az lOMOBlLE SENVlSE.
eIas wyoming ave-. Is rooms, baths. $500. 90
1881 O st. 8 rooms, . baths. .......... 1900
1863 st. NV. IL rooms. bath. :..... 1000
Ssth St near woodley road ST.. b.. 5000
1915 Calvert st, NV IL rooms 2 baths. &C. 90
1870 21st ST. NV rooms baths. 800. $500
1852 Col rd.. 10 rooms, 2 baths. $500
1889 Park I'd. detached, 12r., 2b.... 5000
1910 Newton ST.. 10 rooms, . baths. -. 5000
I146 Col. rd.. 10 rooms baths. ....... 1850
1903 Euclid ST.. rooms bath $3.50. $3.50
1902 Calvert ST., rooms. bath. ......... 1880
1875 L at. NV. 10 rooms, bath. $3.50
1472 Newton 1T, detached, Or, b. 20 80
1852 Calvert ST.. 10 rooms, baths. .... 1850
42S N st. NV. 10 rooms. bath. 1000
116 Adams st. NV, rooms. bath. $3.50
1905 9th Ut. NV, rooms, bath. 81
AGO Newton st.. 8 rooms. bath. $3.50
1852 10th at. NV, rooms. bath ...... $3.50
3115 Hiatt place. 10 rooms bath. ........ $3.50
SIS Taylor st. NV. rooms bath. 1850
ia Bryant 1T. NV, rooms, bath. $3.50
1904 18th st. NV, Q rooms, BATH. $3.50
20al lat st. NV. rooms. bath. ........ 1880
l413 Florida ave-. rooms bafh........ $3.50
731 lst 1t. NV. 10 rooms. bath. ESQ
Ill X st. NV. rooms. bat ......... 1850
1881 Gales st. me-, rooms, bath. 1880
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GET Our FULL RENT LIST AT OFFICE:
All classes Of property for rent a compete
list Of desirable apartments and business PRO-
critics.
MOORE 4 HILL rnc,. 142o-2z Il st. nv.
DEaIRABLE. CONVENIENT, LIGHT IoR0M
house; two baths h.-w.h. DR.. ]. ID. hOGEts.
the Thomas. North 102.
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Mac nv noaR Sh1rldaD
Circle. III. ~ "a
,s sss -: ;;j :. IL: x -
yeeY nm
Conn ~ ..ss \ iEr'
Nm ~ n
l6ss Mas az ~.
i2r, z baths. 100
2ils wy, IN, q. $50
SO SO e. ga. =. ~ - =. rs Is
Lsroy plsce, I'm, LIS
n Il AZ ne6r a. M.
2 haSAe ...fH
1874 p N III
loo lSth, LII, 3 haeAs,
garass ...........n
100 I, ~, -. 100
172s 2ist sv.ioe,1 n. 100
lin =. .,i "a. ar; O. =; Tr :A~
81 .lOc
slle SAN pl. lSr.N, 100
1elS Cssn av,i1r, %. 100
2soe Cath, lfr, %. 20. 90
21ae w'dlsy 10, %. @. %
GOA 18th. l2r. ob. eo. 90
90 l7th. Tor. n. rs. 90
SoSi NAvnrk. Tor. ~.
eafaee ..B.C %
o n<ar INST 1AR m n. 90
l70e iSth, or. b, IN. 90
l0<S Biltu'e. lor. fS0a g
1851 Dtltu'e. iov. 1ooG. %
zl0e R nv. Tor ~, Is, %
1901 Newark, Or. b. &C. 90
8225 18th pw,lor, 3boO. on
l1cs 18th, o.. b. 90, %
ooiS Dpmbsrtea. l9r,
b ..,...,..0.oc
1871 2lth. 1of. 36. 90. %
94lS ilth. Or. n. .0o. %
IeSs piss,nsr. ~, - N
ao9s 60. (. =. - N
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is1S ~ =. "a. = n ~
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FOR RENT-H0UsEa
UNTURNfSHED-CS1fi11o1
MOORE D HILL (1NC.),
142o-97 b ct. nv.

- AASoo
le2S Q. LOT. h....Daoo
IT'S Chursh. ef.b. %. 90
01p ordway,sr, 10. 80. %
30 Bsyant, y. b.
|lsse Ont pl, O.. b. .l2so
81 Bryant, o.. b.
sszs iftA. ior, %. q 50
go Blair I'd. N.h. .<36d
33le Wis ~. D.. b. .S0B0
2<69 18th. To-, b. .4aSo
0tn and Rodnan. q,
D ..............M
Is Tako0a sv&. .Ao0
II y nv. o.. b.
efArs .11.M
Se0e i3tA- n. b.. .H.B0
1872 n I ~. q. b.sa.so
144S Q. Or, b.....-Mso
72p II. 1ee, b. :. $3.50
221l n. Tor. b. :. .S1So
|Clarepdon. va.M. b411o
l7So Corc'n. 1r. b.32Bo
l707 Csre'n. o.. b. .s1B0
40 O nv. Tor. b. .10.7S
( % Eye nv. Or. b. 5000
los Oak. O.. b. 5000
Ices Oak. O.. b. =. $3.50
10 18th se. Or. b. $3.50
los 2 nv. Or. b. $3.50
50 Q NV. 7r. b. :. -1deo
1877 N J AZ. Or. b-eQ5o
Herndon. Va. farm
and dwelling 5000
SSH 10th. Or. b. also
1855 sth. Or. b....T1
1919 18th nv. Or. b. NEo
4o8 4o6 n nw,er. b.T.So
|1s36 18th. o.. b. ESQ
Ia ny av ne. Tor. b. 1.@
ga I'D NV. sr. b. ~. so
I314s 18th ne. 7r. 30
2222 @. 7f. b.-.-..1.5o
22l2 @ NV. Or. b. - 50
1917 9th pl. Or. b.Aso
1025 Kenyon, Or. 9S0
1437 K nv. Or. b. .z25o
3l3 i4th ne. Or. b, .215D
II 9Th ne. Or. -1e0O
61s Pfckfd ne. Or. 1850
900 Sth ne. of- 1880
1885 e ne. Ar. b. ..l3s0
$50 n se. O.. b.. -.1sso
go Florence ne.6.bf3D0
1871 Gales, er. -. .f2eo
l2s7 x se. O.. b. .lc6n
240S Eye NV, 4r.b.1oSo
IL FLATS,
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No. W. Melrose st., Chevy Chase, Nd.
10 rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures. SEQ. o.
131i Eye At. NV. II rooms and hath. +a.at'
Tu7 Rock Creek Church road 7r and bath. 81. so
S440 34th place. IL rooms and bath. 100
FURNISHED HOUSES.
o1s7 wisconsin ave. 10 rooms and bath 500. Oh
ca:.3 WisronxIu ave o rooms and bath. -. i.a "a
I74o n at NV 10 rooms ind bath ...... Ia0 IA
8725 Livingston st., . rooms and hath. 1870
CoLORED TENANTS.
90 T. 1t. NV, rooms and b tn .... 50. 30
l112 23rd At NV rooms and BATH. Ia 20
8O7 N, T. ave- NV, 8 rooms. ......... 1850
1898 WaIlach ST., rooms and bath. $3.50. g: 10
l02 q. NV, 4 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1o.O0
STORE.
2114 18th st., LIST floor. $S0.o %
WEAVER BROS, 785 18th ct.
i709 LANIER PLACE-F0R RENT, UNFUR-
nished; rooms. baths; screened porch: over
looking park; all modern convenience: rent. $50
month. Open for inspection. Telephone 90
lumbia eco.
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SHANNON & LUCHS, s RENTING
Main 2345. 713 14th ST. NV. Main 2345.
EXCELLENT SERVICE TO ALL.
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THE NORFOLK" End 4 MASS. AVE. Ne
Overlooking station plaza; 8 beautiful rooms and
| bath: large back porch: awnings. screens and
all modern improvements: rent. 1877.
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lanes F. Shea, 64.3 La. Ave. NV
PRINTED RULLETTS At OFFICE:
Phone Main 34g. Phone Aatn Soo.
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All n. 7. AVE. N.w.-3sToRY BRICK, IA
rooms. 2 baths; cellar: furnace heat: In good rr-
pair: suitable for boarding HOUSE: rent. 5000
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, Inc,
General Rental Agency,
90 yr<L c. NJ w

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10 KILLED IN WRECK
PASSENGERS AND PORTER LOSE
LIVES AT MOUNT UNION, PA.
Rear Sleeper Crushed When Engine
of Fast Freight Runs into
Train.

Mount Union Pa, Feb. 2S.-Seven-
teen passengers and a Pullman porter
were killed when q fast freight crash
ed into the rear of the Mercantile ex-
press train No. of the Pennsylvania
railroad east-bOund, at the station
here. The sleeping car BellwOod, on
the rear of the express, was telescoped
and everyone In it with the exception
of Il woman and boy killed. The
dead:
Chester A. Minds, former University
of Pennsylvania athlete, and wealthy
coal operator Of Ramsey. Pa.
Mrs Chester A. Minds twelVe-year-
old son Of the Minds.
Miss Maud Minds, sister Of Chester
A. Minds.
NJ. A. Coniseh Utica, n. Y, brother
in-law of Minds.
Miss A. Segur Delling, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Three unidentified children.
All these were travelling together
from Tyrone, Pa, to Utica, n. Y, to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Minds
father. The three unidentified chill
dren were being taken to an orphan
age.
Milton Hymes. Ala West 158th
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-03-01

street, New York.
f. w. Montgomery, salesman, 5l7
East Grove street, Bloomington, Ill.
Charles Levine, salesman, believed
to live in New York.
Phillip B. Poland, salesman, 50
Leshenard street, New York.
n. Bright, negro Pullman porter.
P. r. Tanning, Plattsville, Wis.
Mrs. ?. r. Tanning, Plattsville, Wis.
Philip Nedski, $40 West Thirty
sixth street, New York.
Three others have not been identi-
fed.
The express, due here, at II IL p.
m, arrived II minutes late with brake
trouble. 1t was held here while the
trouble was remedied and the signal to
start had been given when the prefer
ence" freight speeding between 80 and
60 miles an hour, crashed into the rear
sleeper The impact smashed it into a
compact mass. Caught in their berths,
the passengers had not the slightest
chance for their lives.
Cook. the freight engineer, who had
only recently been promoted to the
throttle. it is said, declares that block
signal at the "MU' tower, a mile and
a half from Mount Union, showed
white, indicating clear track. His
fireman and brakeman who were in the
cab when the tower was passed, de-
clare they told him it was green, which
would warn that another train was in
the block.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-03-01

QUESTIONS FAIRNESS OF AMER.
ICAN COURSE DURING WAR.
Chancellor Says Action in Recalling
Ambassador Gerard is "Unpre-
cedented."

Berlin, Feb. fisherman Chancellor
Won Bethmann-HolIweg told the Ger
man reichstag that President Wilson's
action in breaking off relations with
Germany was unprecedented" He
characterized the method by which
America terminated friendly inter-
course as "brusque" He drew a paral-
lei between President Wilson's course
in the Mexican imbroglio of 1913 and
the German situation after the start
of the war
The chancellor called attention to
President Wilson's notification to con-
gress in 1913 that he would follow in
ternatiOnal usage" and put an embargo
on shipment OF arms TO both factions
in Mexico. But year later, the chan
cellor said, these usages apparently
were no more considered good"
Hollweg dilated on the vast quanti-
ties Of war material shipped from
America to Germany's enemies.
The chancellor referred to Americas
insistence upon the right of American
citizens freely to travel to France and
England, but he declared "the same
right of American citizens toward the
central powers did not seem to be as
worthy of protection and as valuable"
The chancellor found fault with the
abruptness of Gerard's recall, and COM
planned that he did not know officially
why America had broken off relations.
Gentlemen" continued the chancel-
Tor, ''let us consider the whole ques-
ton. Breaking off of relations with the
United States and the attempted mo-
bilization of all neutrals against us
does not serve for the protection Of the
freedom of the seas proclaimed by the
United States.
'"They won't promote the peace de-
sired by President Wilson: They rather
must have consequently encouraged the
attempt to starve Germany and multi
ply bloodshed,
1--WE regret the rupture with nation
who by her history seemed to be pre-
destined to work with-nOt against
US.
But since our honest wish for peace
has only encountered jeering Of war on
the part of our enemies, there is no
more backward step;' there is only
ahead possible for u.s."
Germany's peace conditions are
based on Preparation for all wrongs
suffered and guarantees for the exist
ence and future of a strong Germany"
The chancellor so outlined them IN
his speech.
Discussing the establishment of the
barred zones around England, France
and Italy and to the answers received
from the central powers. the chancellor
said:
1--WE by no means undervalue the diff
f1culties caused to neutral shipping,
and we therefore try to alleviate them
as much as possible.
For this purpose we made an at
tempt to supply neutral states within
the boundaries of our sea forces with
materials needed by them, like coal
and iron.
But we also know that all these diff
ficulties after all are only caused by
England's tyranny of the seas.
1--WE WILL and shall, break this en-
slavement of all nOn-English trade"
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ries. During his residence at Gran
moor, he was postmaster; secretary of
Wisconsin Cranberry Association; pub
Usher of monthly publication called
the Cranberry Grower" and was ac-
lively engaged in the cranberry indus
try For the past ten years he was
in poor health and had retired from
active business of all kinds
In the death of William Henry Fitch
his family loses a devoted and affec-
tionate father; the State Cranberry
Association, devoted and active mem
Der, and his neighbors a kindly friend,
who was highly thought Of and respect
ed by everybody who enjoyed his &C
quaintance.