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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IV 191T. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. WAREHOUSE PROPERTY. FOR SALE SUBURBAN.

FARMS FOR SALE. FIFTH EXPECTED TO GO But $20,000 Needed To Send Eegi- TO REMODEL CLDBflOUSE Third Ward Democrats Will Enlarge Headquarters. APARTMENT BUILDING PLANNED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. OWN YOUR OWN HOME CALL AND INSPECT THOSE WAY TWO STORY HOUSES ILK ENS AVENUE NEAR BRUNSWICK STREET. THEY CONTAIN ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.

Tho most elaborately finished houses for the money in Baltimore. They must be seen to be appreciated. TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER Take Wilkens Avenue car and got off at Wilkens Avenue and 'Brunswick Street. THE PRICE AND GROUND RENT OF THESE HOUSES IS VERT LOW. WILKENS AVENUE IS OVER lOO FEET WIDE, AND PAVED WITH IMPROVED PAVEMENT.

Ask for Woatphal's Houses. TERMS THESAME AS RENT. Open daily and Sunday. Apply to WALTER L. WESTPHAL, Owner and Builder, on Premises.

ANOTHER OF GOULD LEE'S BARGAINS. li4 ACRFS. at aimhrill'i Slirinn VV Ar A. Electric Railway; 11-room Colonial bouse, large snaaea; three tenant houses, all outbuildings, large orchard and grape arbors. County mad on one side and electric railroad throueh the property.

Excellent soil; good neighbors. Must do soia within 60 days. Will sell for $60.00 per acre. al-13t GOULD LEE. Annapolis FARM 1 mile N.

C. R. R. mineral springs, fine uicuaru. Aaoress sun office.

ai-zt FARMS WANTED. WANTED Farms and Country Places for bona iiup i. uxvuasers. V.KO( dc JI3-52t 106 East Saratoga street SHORES FOR RENT. FOR HF.VT-PlTOwirti, E.V ntris Ct.A.

a. ma, n-i. a cuiauri cuoi vT3, Mirlfiln ri VPr Cnm ir tho rrmra nTr.v,.V.n.u it As sired; equipped with all dining room uu nuicu, iisiunu, craDDing, earning, posting, aanc- ms, uunimj anu uasenaii grounds, kodi. tvinnier 318 X. and 413 W.

Fay. st TeL Wolfe 2558 WATERFRONT PROPERTY. ON THE MAGOTHT. Fine Beach and Harbor. High-classdevelopment.

Largs lots. 30 minutes from citv. ELMER O. PERKINS," 76 uuniner et f. jry.

DO YOU WANT A GOOD FARM ON THE CHESAPEAKE BAY, or one of its inlets Some of the most productive farms in Marvland are on. or near, the Chesanea Rav Snm qno. cial bargains: 140 acres Bush river, Harford i-wiuij iu-mum mansion an acre. lay acres Tilghman's Island, $25 an acre. 147 acres on the Severn, $45 an acre, 300 acres near Chesapeake BLACKBURN, j-lm Law Building.

FLORIDA REAL ESTATE. SPECIAL HOMESEEKERS' RATES from Washington, D. to Florida; trip only $25; tickets limited to 25 days; write for full information and selling dates. Visit famous "Land of Manatee," on west coast of Florida. Fruit and vegetables net $500 to $1,000 per acre.

Illustrated literature sent upon request. J. A. PRIDE General Agent, S. A.

Railway. Lept 40, Norfolk, Va. MOUNTAIN REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. FIRST-CLASS COTTAGE at Blue Ridge Summit, opposite the clubhouse, containing 10 rooms and 2 bathrooms, square hall of entrance, kitchen and laundry porches all around house; also stable for 3 horses and 2 carriages.

Apply to MRS. GEORGE. W. 8. HALL, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.

al-13t GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. A LARGE LIST OF IJSSO. 65. AND S75 GROUND RENTS at 5 per good locations. MERR1KEN MERRIKE-N, ja-lm lOO East Lexington street EIGHT $36 WELL-SECURED GROUND RENTS, five years te run: price 6 per cent.

title and recording. WILLIAM S. BANSEMER. J21-lm 601 Maryland Telephone Building. GROUND RENTS, MORTGAGES.

FOR SALE 16 small GROUND RENTS in the best part of East Baltimore. A. ROBINSON WHITE, 213 St. Paul street jyl5-tf $48,000 TO LEND on mortgages. In sums of $1,000 up; quick settlements; no delays; irre- deemable ground rents wanted.

WM. H. EMORY SON, 2Q7 St Paul street. Jy5-lm MORTGAGE LOANS on Real Estate at 4U to 6, according to class of security offered. Loans of any amount fee simple or leasehold.

Edwin L. Turnbull Turnbull 12 E. Lex. WANTED In large amounts 'only, MORTGAGE LOANS ON APARTMENT HOUSES, built or to be built A. J.

SHRIVER. J5-lm 700 Equitable Building. C7 WILL BUY a well-secured GROUND 3 RENT OF 950; redeemable at title and recording given. JAS. A.

BEALMEAR SON J25-I9t 31Q Fidelity Building. WANTED FOR INVESTMENT, IN LARGE AMOUNT8 ONLY. GROUND RENTS AND MORTGAGES. NO BROKERS. A.

J. SHRIVER. TOO EQUITABLE BUILDING. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. MONEY TO LOAN ON FEE-SIMPLE AND LEASEHOLD MORTGAGES.

F. N. IGLEHART M2-tf 12 E. LEXINGTON ST. IF you're in financial difficulty, call.

We'll help you with money if possible on any fair security at reasonable rates, without delay and easy payments. Lincoln B. Trust 314 Equitable Big. WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY AT LOW RATES. GROUND RENTS WANTED.

J. M. BERRY SON. 225 St. Paul street.

tf MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES. GROUND RENTS JOHN GLENN tf 16 St. Paul street. 375,000 AT LOANS on short notice on notes, first and second mortgages, ground rents, stocks and easy terms; strictly confidential. Sam'l Siegael, 215 Courtland st MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES.

GROUND RENTS WANTED. GUARANTY REALTY COMPANY, 111 North Charles street jy29-tf MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE; sums to suit J. L. FOX, 1G E. Lexington st Jy27-3m MONEY TO LOAN IN AMOUNTS OF S2.000 OR UNDER ON MORTGAGES ON FEE-SIMPLE OR LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.

G. MITCHELL GRIFFITH. 621 Gaither Bldg.jyft-lm WANTED For Investment. IN LARGE SUMS ONLY, Mortgage on Improved or Unimproved T.AXD. Int.

rate inverselv to martdn of security. No brokers. A. J. SHRIVER.

7QO Equitable Bldg. S50.000 TO LOAN, city or country; ground Tents wanted. joiliN a. rsarn.r.ii. ot wsi.

14 E. Lexington st j25-lm LOANS WANTED REAL ESTATE. WANT THIS WEEK, several thousand dollars on ample first mortgage security. Extra fee for quick work. Address 2Q, Sun oflice.

j30-5t WANTED $6,000 on good stock farm; well im proved no DroKers. i oun AUTOS AND ACCESSORIES. I'LL SELL MY lOlO SIX-CYLINDER FRANKLIN the easiest six-cvlinder car on tires VERY CHEAP to a QUICK PURCHASER. Close coupled, with Renault Hood. English Whipcord Top, Seat Covers.

Wind-shield, Speedometer, Prestolite Tank, Electric Lights, two extra new tubes. Color, Royal Blue. Cost new, over $4,200. In perfect order. What will you give? PANNILL MARTIN, al-lOt 214 North Liberty street GUARANTEED REBUILT AUTOMOBILES EXAMINATIONS INVITED.

DEMONSTRATIONS FREELY GIVEN. SPECIAL BARGAINS: 1910 Packard, '11 Pullman, '10 Cadillac, '10 Pennsylvania, '10 30 H-P Buick, '09 Matheson, '10 6-Cylinder Thomas. 19C9 Maxwell, $500; Maxwell Touring Car, S3GO; 1909 Reo Touring Car, $300; Buick, model 10, $375. Olds Delivery Wagon; Cadillac Convertible Hoadstea Touring Car, $125, and 40 other opportunities. LITTLE JOE'S AUTO EXCHANGE, 1410 N.

HOWARD. HIGH-GRADE, Seven-Passenger, Six-Cylinder TOURING CAR, fully equipped. Run only 1A fWk milaa avrtlncrlralr' Vtt 4 4-1 i condition. Price. $1,500.

Liberal terms to re-' BI'UUSll'IC yuicjiBoci. -a. OX. OUU UlilCC, JJl-C A FRESH LOT OF TIRES, 50 OFF; Soark Pluzs. $2.50 Tire Covers.

J1 All size Tubes, $3.25. ACADEMY OF MUSIC TSriTT.nTXCr. Phone 3213 Mount. Vtrryrm 1iitS WANTED For cash, SECONDHAND AUTOMOBILE; 5-paseenger; don't care if engine hastroii-blea; must be bargain. Phone, St.

Paul 5G62.j30-5 AUTOMOBILE Inspection by expert mechanic will save you big money. Phone. St Paul 8755. 130-5 FOR SALB-7-One 1910 5-seat Automobile; flrst-elaas condition fully equipped. 21.

Sun. SOUTHERN AUTO, TIRE REPAIR WORKS -w TUni.rrr.Aa rsrt. r. rt .1 T-ti. line of Goodrich an! Diamond tires.

Mt. V. 2228. ONE 101O CHALMERS 30 PONY TONNEAU, equipped with demountable rims top, wind shield. Bosch-Magneto, Prosbollte tank, speedometer, tire carriers, slip covers, Stromberg carburetor, extra tire, painted blue body, with gray wheels.

This car is in Al condition. ONE 1910 CHALMERS SO FIVE-PASSENGER TOURING CAR, equipped with top wind shield, speedometer. Bosch-Majmeto. Just hm w. built ONE 100f CHALMERS 40 TOURING CAR, fully equipped, Al condition, five-passenger.

OINtJ 1M! JllTUllLLL. TOURING CAR 1910 CHALMERS 30 ROADSTER, with seats, painted thistle green. This car is equipped with top, overall four seats, magneto, Prebtolite tank wind shield, tire carriers, etc; 1910 PEERLESS SEVEN-PASSENGER TOURING CAR, which is being rebuilt and will be ready for delivery August 15. Exceptional bargain ONE WHITE STEAMER TOURING CAR. ONE LIMOUSINE BODY, which will fit Peerless.

Packard and Pierce-Arrow. ONE 1911 FORD TOURING CAR. fully ONE 1911 HUPMOBILE RUNABOUT, fnllv equipped. ONE 1912 CHALMERS 30 SPECIAL ROADSTER, only used a few hundred miles. The above cars range in price from $400.00 np, and we are offering some exceptional values in same.

ZELL MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 11. 13 and 15 East Mount Royal avenue. AUTOMOBILE HIRING FOR HIRE Handsome 5-Passenger Touring Cars. Special rates to priv. parties.

Peabody Garage, Peabody and St. Paul sts. Phone, Mt. V. 19Si BICYCLES.

READING Standard Motorcycles and Bicycle. 931 N. Broadway. 529 W. Lafayette.

Repairs. BOYS' EICYCLES TO ORDER. 812.50; 200 old bicycles in stock. Huntington, 1123 Penna. ar.

MOTORCYCLES. INDIAN, chain or belt, free engines: no extra charge. $175 up. Second-hand Motorcycles, $50 up. Iver-Johnson, Yale, Columbia, Pierce Bicycles; other new Wheels.

$14.98 up. FRENCH'S, 304 Baltimore st j27-lm 730 Fourteenth st, Washington, D. TO THE LADIES. 0 $1.00 SKIRT HOUSE, 207 NORTH LIBERTY STREET. SECOND FLOOR FRONT.

Skirts made of your own material for 81 by the best-known tailors in town. Latest styles to select from, Sklrte made on short notice, bans: action Do You Ever Have Trouble Getting a Job of Printing -Done Promptly? Try THE SUN JOB PRINTING OFFICE Caruntel EACH KOR BALiElUO 8. Arlington ave. ground rent only $18.00. Apply 787 N.

FULTON AVE. (fcfinrt F(3R 1C04 Madlaon ave. or 11 14 Bolton uw Kl.OOO for 2542 Madivin imr 1015 W. Franklin 2.00 for 154 7 Maryland ave. or 2005 N.

Charles st. for 018 N. Carey st. or 325 E. 2th st.

CHAirLES MORTON, 209 St. Paul st. 3 IIOUSES FOR SAL.E-$M0 total expenses $ri0 pr year each; rent for $12 a month; a 15 investment; easy terms. Address JOHN SALMON, 410 Union Trust Building. FOR SALE Bert arranged ana most modem TWO AND THREE HTOR5C HOUSES in Baltiraore.

They contain six and eight large rooms, bith and pantry; all bright and airy; a eloset in every room toilets in houses and yard, ith connection; cemented cellar and pavements; fronts of fancy brick, with marble bases; neighborhood high and healthful; no alley houses; Do nuisances of any kind; schools and churches in Immediate vicinity. Brice reasonable. Ground rent low. Take Wilkens or North ave. can going east to corner.

ESTATE OP PETER GROG AN, A14-tf Preston Bt. and Milton ave. NO REASONABLE OFFERS DECLINED. ON THESE PROPERTIES. 2212 Callow ave.

1620 Eutaw Place. 121 W. Lanvale st. 3SOO W. North ave.

1522-1526 John st. 1503 Linden ave. 2402 N. Charles st. 1614 Bolton st.

P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 E. LEXINGTON ST. WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL.

REAL ESTATE ANYWHERE TRY MAURICE LAUPHEIMER, Q1 Calvert Bnilding. BUILDERS' CHANCE ground for Immediate develoyment. 1Q. Sun. TERMS SAME AS RENT.

$1 Q-O lOO BLOCK EAST AVENUE. BLOCK E. FAIRMUUNT AVE. PERFECT LITTLE PALACES; two-Story, six rooms; bath, gas range, stationary washtuhs. Pompeilan brick fronts, sewer connection and every other modern convenience.

$1 Oflfl 27H BLOCK FAIT between Lakewood avenue and Orove street, fceat- Dnut nouses in t.aai t.na at mis price; all modern Improvement and sewer connections. ALSO H(H BLOCK SOUTH BELNORP AVENUE. EDW. J. STORCK.

on Premises. 1030 McCULLOH 3. cor. Hoffman 20x136; 14 rooms; 2 baths; In fee. Liberal terms.

P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 E. Lexington St. 13-VJ W.

NORTH AVE. corner; double two-utory Ilouye; in excellent condition; very reasonable. LEE E. HARTMAN Union Trust Building. 706 E.

21ST ST. 8 Rooms and Bath. JAMES B. BROWN, 734 Eaxt North avenue. CORNER STORE AND DWELLING FOR SALE, total expenses $C0 a year, in eastern city limits, half square from Baltimore street; cars pass the door.

Will accept mortgage for part payment. 107, Sun office. J27-8t LARGE HOUSE in Walbrook, suitable for large family or first-class boarding house will sell very cheap or trade for large farm. O. H.

WHITE SON. 1127-tt Calvert Bldg. J23-lm YOU CAN'T HELP LIKING Those beautiful, modern two-story, six-room, Bath, Basement-Kitchen. Porch-Back HOMES. rroo BLOCK N.

lakewood av. Have all the latest improvements street paved with vitrified brick: front. Iron-spot brick (need never be painted) cemented pavement, yard, cellar and ten-foot alley in rear, etc. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call today if you want one.

It's a pleasure for us to show them to you. Easy terms if desired. Built by EDWARD J. GALLAGHER, fM BLOCK N. CARROLLTON AVE, iMM) BLOCK N.

AR.LINOTON AVE. KOO BLOCK N. (JILMOR sT. rM RI-OCK N. CAREY ST.

TOO BLOCK DOLPHIN ST. SAMUEL BEALMEAR. j2Mm 1 14-11 ft Law Building. SPK'IAL, BARGAIN TO QUICK BUYER-IO-ItOOM HOUSE; all conveniences; near Druid Hill Park- $4,600 in fee. R.

J. KIRKWOOD iTJ East I-exington street, j22-lm oocv INVESTMENT Nine 2-Story Dwellings. -O VM. SAXON, 41 9A Equitable Bldg. Every cent you pay In rent Is gone forever.

Put that money in your I own pocket. Be your own landlord. WB WILL BUY FOR YOU THE JlIOUSE IN WHICH YOU LIVE (or any one you like better and you lean pay us back as easy as paying rent. EPHRAIM MA CUT, Real I Estate and Banking, Macht Building, 11 and 13 East Fayette st. STOP PAYING RENT.

K. t- -J 4s v- 't -v i -v k- -i -v t-r -v 5h 3 3 3: 3: $2,900 SMALL CASH DEPOSIT. BALANCE AS RENT. it 0'. LAKE VIEW AVE.

AND WHITELOCK ST. 2Z Elegant three-story, new porch-front homes; city and suburban advantages. Immediately adjoining Druid Hill Park. East of Linden north of WMtelock. 3 and 10 rooms, 2 tiled baths, 3 toilets, steam heat, electricity, laundry, etc.

Expenses About $19 Month. Open for Inspection daily and Sunday. Will rent to responsible tenants. she REALTY MART 111 N. CHARLES STREET.

tt to 1)38 N. Eden. 830 and 833 8. Paca. i uoiion.

in lee. xtiy, Jiaaison are. 113 and 15 W. GERMAN (30x170). APARTMENT, yielding about $6,000 a year; snit-ible for sanatorium.

ALSO SMALL PROPERTY. Properties throughout City, State and Country. MAURICE LAUPHEIMER. OOl Calvert Bldg. DESIRABLE DWELLINGS FOR SALE.

614 Cathedral et 1420 W. Lanvale st. 1524 Madison ave. If07 Park ave. 1533 Linden ave.

Z113 calvert st 1718 MeCulloh st. 713-1S Reservoir at. JOHN O. DILLEHUNT. 221 Pt.

Paul st.JIMra In the neignDornood of the new section of Patterson Park are many snperb houses Just completed and selling at various prices as shown In the price-range above. They are built of excellent materials In a most thorough manner and can be bought on terms which make purchasing as easy as paying rent. All are in the same neighborhood and may be seen at one visit. Be fare to all city points. The $2,200 houses on EUwood between Bank and -Gough streets, facing Patterson Park, leave nothing to be desired In plan, construction or location.

Don't fall to come out before purchasing homo. JOHN T. DONOHUE, EUwood and Eastern Avenues. 175 WILL BUY HANDSOME DWELLING ON EAST CHASE NEAR BONT. TERMS TO SUIT.

JA3. A. BEALMEAR SON WOt- Fidelity Building. n4-12ra REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. 413 E.

FEDERAL, $14; 1023 Warden. $18; 14 B. 24th- $30: 20 Strieker. 209 W. 24th 3.o5 043 Walnut.

both colored. GEI3ENDAFFER, 222 St. Paul st. WEEK Three-story, almost new; 7-rooms and bath; range, hot water: 1530 Clifton near Druid Hill ave. and Druid Hill Park.

Key 1522. $3.50 724 E. 21ST ST. 8 ROOMS AND BATH. Al CONDITION.

J29-lra JAME8 B. BROWN, 734 East North ave. 711 E. 20TH ST. 8 Booms and Bath.

Al condition. JAMK3 B. BROWN, 734 East North avenue. 812 E. 22ND ST.

6 Rooma and Bath. Porch front. Al condition. JAMES B. BROWN, 734 East North avenue.

K25 PElt MONTH 13tW W. MULBERRY. Apply to F. G. EVANS.

Kutaw Savings Bank.J29-tf DROP A POSTAL. FOR A LONG LIST OF DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR RENT. T. W. MARRIOTT.

j22-lm 217 Bt. Paul street. WE WILL RENT 3HO-3117-3111 NORTH CALVERT 8TREET. new 3-story 8-room 2-bath Houses; front and back porchesj beat location for the man who wants city and country combined; open day and night. Agent, 3103 N.

CALVERT, or phone St. Paul HURST, 2 East Lexington street. DWELLING 023 HARLEM AVE. JOHN K. STACK.

12 Ev Lexington st. j2S-13t FOR RENT Beat arranged and most modern 2-STORY HOUSES in the city; they contain six large rooms, bath and pantry; all bright and airy rooms; private; a closet in every room; water closets in houses and yards, with sewer connection; cemented cellar and pavement; fronts of fancy brick, with marble base; neighborhood high and healthful; no alley houses; no nuisances of any kind; schools in immediate neighborhood. ESTATE OF PETER GRQGAN, Preston st. and Milton ave. Take Wilkens or North avenue can going east, to corner.

Bl4-tf 1712 N. Calvert 2310 N. Calvert 30.00 110 Guilford 23.00 1712 St. Paul 45.00 1828 Linden ave $35.00 24234 Maryland ave. 35.00 2C08 Mt.

Royal 45.00 1U4 Z5th st 45.U0 SECURITY STORAGE AND TRUST 13 to IP West North avenue. VERT Desirable Dwelling; northern section. B. J. KIRKWOOD 22 E.

Lexington sU 1331 N. GILMOR ST. Lot 2215 Maryland ave. 1515 Bolton st. 1329 N.

Gilmer st. or 2015 Eutaw Place 1st and 2d floors. 1327 N. Gilmor st. 1335 N.

Gilmor st. 043 N. Calhoun st. f5-tt W. F.

SEIM, Howard end P-ayette. 1804 WILKENS 12 PER MONTH; two stories, hall, gaa, bath. Apply. HOTEL CONDON, Fayette and Paca sts. Jy27-tf 12 EAST LAFAYETTE between St.

Paul and Charles; corner House; 3-story; white marble front. Apply to F. N. IGLEHAKT, 12 E. Lexington Bt, or OWNER, 177, Sun office.

LARGE STORE AND DWELLING, 8K5 Madison suitable tor any business. U. W. HOIK, 805 Madisoa are Je6-3m FOR SALE Nine-room MODERN COTTAGE; hot-water heat, large porch and lawn, bearing fruit trees; -acre lot; excellent location; moderate prices. JOHN JACOB, North Glenmore Hamilton.

60S WYANOKE 8 rooms and bath; big chicken yard; fruit trees; lot 40x138 5c. car fare. 30-5t 9-ROOM Bungalow, built of hardwood throughout; an ideal situation, adjoining Maryland Country Club; price reasonable. 56, Sun office. jy26-tf WANTED SUBURBAN.

WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE 5 OR lO ACRE PLACE on electric or steam road, within one hour's ride to city and one mile to station; seven or eight room house. Address lOS, Sun office. al-6t FOR RENT SUBURBAN. EXCEPTIONAL SUBURBAN HOME; every modern convenience; electricity, gas, fine porches, conservatory, open fireplace; beautiful garden and shmbberv, etc. Must be Eren to be appreci-atedi Take North avenue or Edmondson avenue car and apply ELVILLA, third cottage from Clifton avenue on Edgewocd street, formerly Thirteenth street, Walbrook, or phone Walbrook 1001.

S12.00 PER MONTH TO GOOD TENANT, 2-story, 6-room modern DWELLING in the neighborhood of Park Heights and Belvidere avenues. Apply 14tt PArAFSCO AfeLU, Arlington. FOREST PARK Cottage, $40; im mediate possession. 33, bun omce. ai-Jt FOR RENT EAST AND WEST SIDE TENTH STREET, between Baker and Eresstman streets.

beautiful Two-story Houses; just finished; six rooms and bath, front and rear porches, combination fixtures, artistic decorations. Will rent to responsible tenants for $20 to $24 per month. Apply 820 EQUITABLE BUILDING. Phone, St. fan! 4720 and 1442.

YEARLY; SUBSTANTIAL HOME, short walk from station, N. C. Ry. shade excellent water; reasonable rent. Address 2i, bun.

jJO-ot FOR RENT IN THE HEART OF WALBROOK, north of North sve, a snap; first-class two-story, porch-front, 6 rooms and bath gas and electric lights; stationary laundry everything in first-class order; at a rental of $22.09 PER MONTH. Full particulars. G. JUDD STEVENS, St Paul 1585. 219 St Paul street 203 EAST OAKDALE ROAD, ROLAND PARK.

NINE ROOMS AND BATH. APPLY ROLAND PARK O. Je8-tf COTTAGE of 9 rooms, 6 acres, $360 per annum. R. J.

KIRKWOOD 22 E. Lexington st 7-ROOM COTTAGE AND BATH; NEW AND ATTRACTIVE: LARGE LOT- SUITABLE FOR CHICKENS; $18 TO YEARLY TENANTS ONLY; Hamilton. f25. Sun office. jy23-tf FOR RENT New 12-room-and-bath COTTAGE, Sfount Washington, Chestnut Hill; unfurnished: lot 111x194.

CHARLES W. HURST. St Pan! 2405. 2 East Lexington street THE Country Residence of the late Daniel Hock-aday, situate on Woodboume avenue; about one mile east of the York road, Govans; the house contains 14 rooms and is equipped with water, gas, steam heat and all modern conveniences, together with the necessary outbuildings; the land comprises 12 acres; the grounds surrounding the house are well laid out in lawns and ahrubbery. This place is most desirable as a residence and It is located In one of the best residential sections of the suburbs of Baltimore.

For further Informa-lon apply to R. HOCK A DAY, 823 McKim street. Telephone, Mt Vernon 2231. m7-tf FUHNISHSp TTOCSEd FOB and Lota for Bale. vviiir.

1 WANTED TO RENT, SUBURBAN- WANT For two clients, in Roland Park, a FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR ONE YEAR FROM NOVEMBER 1 and an UNFURNISHED ONE FROM SEPTEMBER 15 if possible. They must ne attractive, win pay Dig rent, T. W. MARRIOTT. al-t SI 7 St.

Paul street. WANTED To Rent-Small house, modern conveniences. State particulars. 102, Sun. al-2t SALE OR RENT SUBURBAN.

ATTRACTIVE HOME ON BELVIDERE AVE PORCH FRONT, ROOMS, BATH ANtJ LAUNDRY TUBS; 5c CAR FARE. Apply at 927 NORTH FULTON AVENUE. al-lm $45 per month buys or rents 11-room Cottage, Forest Park; tile bath, steam heat, sewerage, 50x100: hedged chicken yard and garden; perfect epair. J. MOON, Garrison and Calloway aves.

FOR SALE OR FOR LEASE OR FOR RENT FURNISHED 821 HAWTHORN ROAD, ROLAND PARK. 12 ROOMS, STEAM HEAT, LARGE LOT. Apply on premises or 30G PIPER BLDG. A BARGAIN One of the best-built Cottages in the finest part of Walbrook; 8 rooms, bath; large lot. EDWIN TURNBULL Jyl4-lm 12 East Lexington street FOR SALE COUNTRY.

DON'T DRINK MUDDY WATER. Buy a home in GLEN BURNIE and have vour own of pure water. Large lots for sale as low as $75. Only 20 minutes from Camden Station. Few good houses for sale cheap.

PHILIP MORGAN, al-lm 21 i East German street. BARGAIN 20 ACRES BARGAIN. HARWOOD Station, B. O. R.R.

High and healthy. uweumg. nam. rTuit. vtu ijj-iiuap.

PHILIP H. HOFFMAN, 515 Equitable Bldg. SEVERAL Desirable Properties on N. C. R.

R. J. LELAND HANNA. 822 Equitable Bldg. OLD HARFORD ROAD.

85-ACRE FARM. 10 min, to city cars. barn- dairy, fruit, etc Nothing nicer as cheap near Balto. PHILIP H. HOFFMAN, 515 Equitable Bldg.

FOR SALE ONE TO TWO ACRE LOTS on high bluff, picturesque Chester river; telephone; R. F. D. 6'4 miles from Chestertown: 2 minutes' walk to steamboat wharf; moderate price; no mosquitoes; booklet J. WATF.R3 RUSSELL, J29-28t Cbcstertown, Md.

FOR SALE-BUNGALOW in Kent county, Chester river; fine harbor; beautiful; 2 acres, 3-room Bungalow; porch, shade, water; only $1,000. J. WATERS RUSSELL, Chesitertown, Md. j29-9t FOR SALE Beautiful HOME at Howardville; large house, 14 rooms and bath; hot-water heat: 3 minutes from station. W.

M. R. R. one of the finest residences in this ispctinn- 14ai hctm. JOHN G.

DILLEHUNT. 221 St Paul st. J23-hn 9 ACRES near Betterton: fine section; close to railroad; 7-room frame dwelling, practically new; stable, poultry house, fine drinking water, some fruit, R. F. $3,230.

20 ACRE3 WOODLAND; near railroad; Q. A. county; price, $000. lO ACRES, 6-room frame dwelling, storeroom, only $1 000. 22 ACRES H-room frame dwelling, stable and barn, shade, fruit, $2,000, all accessible to Baltimore, or all three tracts for $3,250.

J. WATERS RUSSELL, J27-llt Chestertown, Md. AT (TTAHSTnON ON central ave. Ji. lXJKJi Two minutes from cars.

Thoroughly modern 12-room house; porches on all sides; lot 208x400 feet. Large lawns. JOHN G. DILLEHUNT. 221 St.

Paul street WANTED OUNTRY. WANT TO RENT OR LEASE FARM. 5 ACRES OR MORE, WITH LARGE HOUSE; NEAR RAILROAD OR ELECTRIC ROAD. Address 16. Sun office.

J30-15t WANT TO BUY A PROPERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, convenient to Maryland and Pennsylvania R. R. 995. Sun office. ap4-12m FOR RENT COUNTRY.

I WILL RENT FURNISHED HOUSE AND PREMISES for August and September; good water; plenty shade and fruit, garden; will also rent for 1912, with stock and Address 978, Sun office. j29-13t FOR SALE OR RENT COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT Splendid 10-acre property, shore front, for sale or lease, at fair price; suitable for hotel cottages, amusement park. IDLEWHILE HOTEL, A. H. Suplea, Betterton, Md.

j30-13t FARMS FOR SALE. ST. MARY'S COUNTY, Offers the greatest opportunities for investment iri agricultural lands of any section of Maryland. It has many attractive features not to be found in other sections. It is favored with a solendid cli mate, excellent soil, magnificent water courses, be ing Dounaeo.

on trie east dv me t-atuxent river ana-Chesapeake Bay and on the west by the Potomac river, which are salt water, not to mention the manv email rivers and creeks. Here ovsters and fish can be had the year around. Game is plentiful, especially water fowls. It lie close to Washington and Baltimore, which furnish splendid markets for all farm produce. The transportation facilities are beinir rapidly improved.

Lesrislation has recentlv been passed compelling the railroads to extend their transportation facilities. The State is building macadam roads, and in a very short while the land that can now be bought for $3 to $20 per acre will double in price. We have for rale in this section lrfjri.v ui tfvery uaeription anu we can nna a location that will suit von if vnn will onv us nn irlpa of your requirements, or better yet, make a personal inspection. Further information cheerfullv furnished. ARUNDEL REALTY COMPANY.

21G-217 Law Building. FOR SALE OS acres, 6-room house, stable, spring well water, ice, chicken, corn and hog houses; water piped to barn pears, apples, peaches, quince and damson fruit, all fenced; $4,000. ARUNDEL REALTY j30-19t 21 Law Building. TEN TALBOT AND KENT COUNTY FARMS. J.

LELAND HANNA. 822 Eauitable Bldg. LONG GREEN VALLEY FARM, at station, at Md. and Pa. railroad best farm in State at leM than cost of buildings if sold quick.

Address 53. Sun office. jy23-lm FOR SALE NEAR LEONARDTOWN. ON HIGH HILL OVERLOOKING WATER AND TOWN. NEAR CHURCHES AND FINE SCHOOLS, A LARGE.

COMFORTABLE HOUSE; PbUClUUS WATER. Fl.EiS i Of fcMAUb, GOOD STABLE AND OUTBUILDINGS; NEARLY 5 ACRES OF PRODUCTIVE LAND. Apply to O. C. PAUL Frederick and Pratt st.

Baltimore, Md. U8-lm SPECIAL BARGAINS. Farms for sale, small and large, in all directions: great bargains. Come and see me. V.

CALLAGHAN. Room 304, 15 E. Fayette et. THE FINEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY ON THE SEVERN RIVER Directly opposite the Naval Academy. Convenient to cars.

Reasonable terms. Full particulars from CHARLES MORTON, 209 St. Paul St. SEVERAL FINE FARMS in Harford and Anns Aninael counties; some waterfront; excellent buildings: rare bargains. See us before buying.

H. ISAACS HO E. Lexington st. jy7-lm 200-ACRE dairy or stock farm, 6 miles from White Hall, N. C.

R. R. 10 r. house, large barn, slate roof, $30 acre 380 a. near same place, $27.50 acre; 150 a.

Worthington Valley. 10-r. house, etc. $50 acre: 145 a. 2M, m.

from Cockeysville, large stone house, large bam and outbuildings, $50 acre- aoout 3oo a. near same place, oo acre; aiso several small farms, from 10 to 100 at very reasonable figures. BLACKBURN, Law Bldg. FOR SALE Four FARMS, near Fallston, Harford county; no better land; none more convenient, C. J.

MOORE, Fallston, Mi j26-13t FOR SALE Cheap, to quick buyer, 10-acre Farm, 7-room Cottage and outbuildings; suitable for poultry or dairy farm; 5c car fare. Call llOO EAST FAY'ETTE STREET. jell-tf FARMS, Country Places, Country Seats, from $500 to S90.000. In Maryland. Pennsylvania.

Virginia. West Virginia. North Carolina and Colo. Catalogues. VEEXrii 106 E.

Saratoga st. FOR SALE OR RENT A first-class four-story WAREHOUSE. 25 feet by 85 feet;" suitable for any Dusiness. J26-lm 417 W. FBAXKLIN ST.

MANUFACTURING SITES. FOR SALE. Factory Sitaa and Warehouses, with railroad and water facilities. CLOUD CLARK, State Bank of Maryland Building. j28-lm REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY BY PRIVATE PARTY HOUSE IN WEST OR NORTHWEST SECTION OF CITY. 8 151. Sun office. al-2t WOULD LIKE TO BUY a. TO ACRES, with improvements; not over mile from Harford nwj jciair, rc.

car larr, I nun. CASH FOR PROPERTY. No commission to pay. Quick settlement. Tel.

St. Paul 3846-M. REALTY MART. Ill N. Cnarles st.

WANTED Property for cash, any section and condition quick settlement. 306. Sun office. TJ" A NJ'T'TTTJ Several Houses or Ground Rents xjj for Investment, or will loan on mortgage; no charges; will settle in few days. Addiess P.

O. BOX 211, City. J25-lm FOR RESULTS List your properties with EDWIN L. TURNBULL 12 East Lexington street fl2-tf $25,000 to invest In small two or three story houses that pay welL FRED H. LOHMEYER Box 1, Walbrook.

J28-lm "NO COMMISSIONS" TO PAY WE BUY PROPERTY AND GROUND RENTS. -JAS. A. BEALMEAR SON Phone. St.

Paul 2419. 301 Fidelity Building, tf BUILDING LOANS. BUILDING OPERATIONS FINANCED. MONET LOANED ON MORTGAGES. WILL BUT GROUND BENTS.

Money loaned at reasonable rates on all clashes of building enterprises. Do not hesitate to consult me if yon have a building proposition, be it large or small. I have thorough knowledge of the building business and can' assist you in your undertaking and give you the best results that can be obtained. J. E.

ECKSTINE. 2d floor. 219 St Paul street. WANTED IN LARGE AMOUNTS BUILDING LOANS IMMEDIATELY. A.

J. SHRIVER. J9-lm TOO Equitable Building. FOR SALE SUBURBAN. GOVANSTOWN For sale, same as rent, 2 Ideal, up-to-date COTTAGES with every possible convenience; beautifully situated; Nos.

512 and 624 Rossiter 8 and 11 rooms; 5c. carfare. Tske Govans or Towson car. Open for inspection. You can buy on your own terms, J.

H. ADLL, 210 E. Lexington st. j27-13t WOODLAND tiFstown rd. COTTAGE, 10 RoOms and Bath.

LOT, 250x135. Mortgage, $3,500, can remain. PIERRE C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 1 0 East Lexington street. ACRE AND H-ACRE LOTS AT HALETHORPE, FRONTING ON WASHINGTON BOULEVARD.

ALSO AT LANSD0WNE Kn Churches, Schools, Stores, DC. Electric Lights and ALL CONVENIENCES. $200 AepD EASY TERMS. BUILDING fctn Wl.OO DOWN. LOTS kl WEEKLY.

CHAS. J. HULL. 211 N. Calvert street C'JTIT1 A FINE BUILDING LOT, VvIlXjiYX BELAIR ROAD, close to city.

APPLY 1244 E. Monument Bt EASY TERMS. OVERLOOKING NEW $000,000 CROSS COUNTRY BOULEVARD: Bungalow Site; large shade trees; near Maryland Country Club; cheap. Address R54. Sim office.

J29-lm MUST SELL AT ONCE MY lO-ROOM COTTAGE AT FOREST PARK; every city convenience; price, lot 60x195. Ad-drew BOX 351, Sun office. Jy22-lm PRETTY COTTAGE VALLEY VIEW PAKK, BELAIR BOAD. LARGE LOT, Shade Trees, All Conveniences. LOW PRICE EASY TERMS.

Sixth Cottage on Right of Valley View avenue. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to quick purchaser. Go Out and Look and SEE FOR YOURSELF. ROLAND PARK RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE WELL-EQUIPPED GARAGE, MUST BE SOLD TO SETTLE ESTATE: 211 WOOD-LAWN ROAD; price only $12,500. Handsome, roomy, beautifully decorated throughout: hot-water heat, 3 baths, exceptionally large porches on 1st and 2a floors, front and back 12 rooms lot FOR SALE FOUR MODERN COTTAGES; 10 rooms; modern in every respect, with -acre lots to each.

These properties are at a bargain to quick purchaser. Also, two places of 40 acres, with fine Improvements. Anply to BOWEN REAL ESTATE C. P. Phoe 275.

R. W. J. PARLETT. Linden Terrace, joining Aigburth.

Towson, Md. COTTAGE ROLAND PARK, SSt 413 HAWTHORN ROAD. Nine rooms and bath; steam heat; open ior inspection rrom a a. m. to i tr.

ai. APPLY TO JOHN N. PICKERING. 549 North Fulton avenue. Phone, Gilmor 1495.

84.200 FOR MODERN COTTAGE near Park Heights lot 50x208; larco lawn, fruit, flowers: $1,700 cash will secure this beautiful home. HENRY SCHARFFETTER. 217 St. Paul st. DON'T PUT IT OFF ANY.

LONGER. Mall postal or call for full particulars TODAY. 125 FEET FRONT, 2SO FEET DEEP $700. Price subject to advance without notice. VILLA NOVA TWO MILES N.

W. OF BALTIMORE CITY. Beautiful location large lots low price. RICH'D Vv. COOK, 12 E.

LEXINGTON ST. REAL ESTATE IN ALL BRANCHES. 1REAT SACRIFICE: ROOMS AND BATH; BRICK COTTAGE. $2-250 IN FEE. Ap1 ply T.

R. BOND, 19 Galther Building. Phone, St. Paul 5868. Jv5-lra SEVERAL DESIRABLE COTTAGES AND DWELLINGS on 5-cent car fare; all conveniences: also CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, Den-more Park.

Arlington, Howard Park; terms to suit purchasers. R. L. PHILLIPS, Arlington 27L 4694 Park Heights avenue. FOR BALE AT WARDOUR.

ON SEVERN RIVER. New, modern House, 9 rooms and bath; cellar, porches; sleeping porch; electric lighting. On Short Line R. Bm 43 minutes from Baltimore. R.

G. ALDRIDGE. Carvel Hall. Annapolis, Md. Jyll-lm QUEEN ANNE KjS 8 Unusual architecture, perfect of its type.

Five bedrooms. 2 baths, sun parlor, brick tiled terrace. 11x30 feet; hardwood trim; glass knobs; parquet floors; open Are; gas; elec hot-water heat; 100 ft front lot For sale at a bargain on terms to suit purchaser Address 374, Sun office. n5-tf HOUSE and 3 Acres; outbuildings; city improvements. H.

Ashman. Aetna Terrace, Lansdowne. UNUSUALLY PRETTY LOCATION OVERLOOKING LAKE MONTE BELLO. ONLY 2 LEFT. PRETTY.

COZY HOMES. COR. HARFORD ROAD AND DOBLER AVE. OWNER LEAVING CITY will sell her modem new house 407 S. AUGUSTA IRVING-TON, at ATTRACTIVE PRICE.

Open for Inspection. jyl6-lm YOUR LAST CHANCE Only three left; little cash required; SOO BLOCK CATOR AVE. two-story, semi-detached BRICK COTTAGES; 6 rooms and bath; every convenience; built to ell for our price $1,700, and on easy termst Take York road car to Franklin Terrace. R. J.

MOTZ, J9-lm lOO Law Building. FOR SALE Govanrtown, 2 ACRES, fronting 1,700 ft. on Linden as a whole or in lots. WM. P.

LEWIS. 9 Builders' Exchange Bldg. 91,300 BUYS A TERRACE-PORCH FRONT DWELLING; all latest improvements, laundry, one square to new school: Park Height car to Woodland one square to Pimlico ave. A Arl. 27L R.

PHILLIPS. Agt ROLAND PARK jtYJ. large lot and garage; attractive price and terms. HT? TT nPT-TrVlM Roland Park Headquarters, XV. xVl.

lilWJJ 219 Equitable Bldg. FOR SALE TWENTY ACRES, with unobstructed view; Improved by modern house; spacious porch, shade and fruit trees; garden in excellent condition; stable or garage; gardener's and green house; must be seen to be appreciated; near car. R. A. NATTANS, 127 N.

Howard st. "3y28-lm SEVERN RIVER, WATER FRONT AND BUNGALOW SITES. On Maryland Electric Railway; magnificent shade, ood bathing, etc. PRICE, SlOO AND UP. Terms to suit you.

ROUND BAY BEACH COMPANY, 2 E. Fayette st Albaughs Ticket Of9ce. j2S-lm FOR SALE Cool and shady HOUSE: perfect order; 5 acres; fruit stable and chicken houses; $7,500. THEODOR LURMAN, 2G and 28 Commerce st Jy9-lra FOR SALE lO ACRES, modern hous 9 rooms; new and fully equipped poultry plant; $8,500 lowest; cost double; a bargain. THEODOR G.

LURMAN, Jy9-lm 2i and 2H Commerce st. SEE 503 OAKLAND AVENUE THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN GOVANS. Two-story, porch-front; 6 rooms, bath and pantry; hot-water heat; 5c. car fare. jl3-lm PORCH-FRONT COTTAGES ON PRESSTMAN BET.

8TH AND 9TH. POPLAR TERRACES, WALBROOK. These Cottages have 8 rooms, 2 front porches, located in a shady, cool grove of poplar trees, 1 6quare from the Edmondson ave. cars and south of the North ave. cars.

They have combination fixtures mirrors In reception hall, bathroom, etc. long back and side yards. Selling as cheap as a 6-room house. Take North avenue or Edmondson avenue cars. GEO.

KLEIN. ON PREMISES. 25 PER MONTH $25 BUYS ONE OF OUR MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGES AT AILSA TERRACES AILS A AVE. AND HARFORD BOULEVARD. EVERY CITY CONVENIENCE.

SCHOOL ON PROPERTY. Twenty-eight new Cottages built and occupied in past 15 months. SAVE YOUR RENT MONEY. WEBB WHITE MARYLAND TELEPHONE BUILDING, St P. 5966.

MUST BE SOLD. ELEGANT NEW COTTAGE CONTAINING EVERY MODERN CONVEN-IENCE; COUNTY TAXES: 5c. FARE. DIRECT CAR tlS'E. Address 998.

Sun office. J22-lm CLIFTON WALBROOK. era 2-story, porch-front DWELLING; all conveniences; near Roman Catholic Church. Apply SIXMM YE MAN, 217 St Paul st H8-lm FOR RENT 1711 PARK PLACE. 2422 MADISON AVE.

IK W. 21ST ST. 2103 MARYLAND AVE. 8ARGEANT TINGES, al Central Savings Bank Bldg. BEST EQUIPPED HOUSE for Boarders; 27 rooms and 3 bathrooms, all heated, all priwte.

Not llOO MeCulloh cor. of Hoffman; for rent. G. L. ROGERS, 611 Equitable Bldg.

al-eo28t 18G3 ST. PAUL, vicinity Union Station and North avenue; 10 rooms; hot-water heat; ENOCH HARLAN, Telephone. JJ5 Equitable Bldg. FOR RENT-3402 AUCHENTOROLY TERRACE; facing the most beautiful part of Druid Hill Park with all its attractions; pure spring water a short distance from home; possession September j30-5t Inquire 2 EAST BALTIMORE ST. SjUH PER MONTH, 1100 Bit N.

STRICKER beautiful 3-storv, 8-room dwelling; first-clas3 condition. CLARENCE SOPER, 1127 Calvert Building. J9-lm lO.S W. Mt. Royal av perf.

mod. rent. Security Stor. and Tru3t 1J W. North ave.

502 N. FULTON AVE. Nice Home; hot-water heat and porches; can sub-let one apartment; reasonable to good tenant. Apply uoO N. FULTON or phone Gilmor 1021-W.

jy30-tf FOR RENT Modern 2-story dwelling, 2140 Wood-brook near North ave. Apply A. F. Kaiser, with John Turnbr.ll, Howard and Franklin. FOR RENT 3-STORY DWELLING.

419 E. TWENTY-FIRST- STREET. j30-14t $30 PER MONTH; cheap at $40; attractive 11-room DWELLING; few its equal; thorough, fine condition; unsurpassed location, 1123 HARLEM near Carrollton ave. BOLLMAN, 703 N. Carrollton ave.

3-STORY HOUSE. 24JOO BLOCK E. PRESTON 8 rooms, bath and pantry; all modern Improvements. Rent, $25. ESTATE OF PETER GROGAN, A29-tf Preston street and Milton avenue.

FOR RENT FURNISHED. MODERN TWO-STORY HOUSE; six rooms and bath; furnace; coal and gas ranges, etc. newly and completely furnished; northwestern section; rent $23 a month. Addess 8 702, Sun office. j8-lra WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT Small house, modern conveniences, northern section. 107, Sun. al-2t REAL ESTATE SALE OR RENT. APARTMENT HOUSE, 1515 Bolton DWELLING, 2015 Eutaw Place; LOT. 2215 Maryland avenue.

tr W. F. SEIM. Howard and Fayette sta. EUTAW PLACE, near North are.

2000 BLK. MADISON AVE. 1300 BLK. N. CHARLES ST.

my office. A. B. Hanson. 11 07 Calvert Bldg.

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 225 ST. PAUL STREET, with mail on request its BULLETIN, containing list of properties for sale or rent by its members. REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE. WILL EXCIIANOE FINE HOUSE In Govans-town. all conveniences, for smaller property; part or all.

What have you? Commission to broker. 18, Sun office. j30-5t FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. WALBROOK 2307 Garrison small house taken in part payment; house open. J26-14t APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

MODERN Second Floor; 4 rooms, bath apartment; with owner; northern toe, 1Q9, Sun. al-8t APARTMENT Five Rooms and Bath; fitted for dentist. 22-G W. Madison st. Key at 823 W.

Madlaon st. M. JOHNSTON. J31-6t 621 W. NORTH AVE.

3 rooms, kitchen, bath and porch. Every convenience and janitor service. J31-6t LAFAYETTE SQUARE loll Lanvale; magnificent Apartment, large rooms, nigh ceilings, bath. DANDY 3-room and bath Housekeeping Apartment; everything furnished except silver; looa-tlon ideal; lease 12 Oct. 1st.

t9, Sun. 'THE CATOCTIN 731 Reservoir 5 rooms and bath up-to-date apartment; $35 and $40. HOUSEKEEPING Apartment; seven rooms, with bath; hot-water heat; Madison near Preston st. $45. Address A 162, Sun office.

j28-eo5t SEVEN LARGE ROOMS CORNER APARTMENT. Apply 2101 BOLTON ST. Jylo-lm UP, "Stanley" Modern Bachelor and Housekeeping 80S Park at Madison st. every conven. See REALTY MART, 111 N.

Charles at. $20 FIVE ROOMS AND BATH Modern APARTMENTS; convenient location; $25 and $30. Apply to G. L. ROGER3, Jy3-lm Oil Equitable Building.

FOR RENT Furnished and Unfurnished HOUSEKEEPING AND BACHELOR APARTMENTS, at from $15 to $40 per month, with all conveniences, in all sections of the city. CITYCO REALTY 2 E. Lexington st. St. Paul 2405.

j4-lm 5 Rooms and private Bath, third floor, 1812 Madison ave. 4 Rooms and private Bath, 1820 Madison are. janitor service. Key at 1812 MADISON AVENUE. jy7-tf HOUSEKEEPING AND BACHELOR APARTMENTS, fundshed or unfurnished, at "THE READ," East Read street, between Charles and St.

Paul. my28-tf APARTMENT IN THE NAVARRE, Corner Eutaw Place and Wilson street. Three Rooms and Bath. Reasonable Rent. Apply on premises or HARRY E.

GILBERT, 201 N. Charles st. PLYMOUTH HALL. Madlaon Ave. and Wilson St New 5-story apartment; 3, 5, 6 rooms and bath: housekeeping apartments.

Heat, hot water, electrio elevator and janitor service. Ready for occupancy October Apply on premises, or to GEORGE MORRIS, 40 Uunther Building. Jyft-2m BELLE VI EU-MANCHESTER, Madison ave. and Bloom st. Large and small Housekeeping Apartments; reduction for summer; excellent service; new decorations; full particulars on application.

H. H. BROWN. lOO Clay st. 2233 N.

CALVERT. corner Twenty-third, $30; 1700 Barclay, $23; all large, modern housekeeping, including janitor, heat, hot water all year round. Houses open. ill-lm APARTMENTS WANTED WANTED By Sept. 15, In vicinity of Linden and Lafayette Apartment of 5 rooms, bath and porch; moderate rent.

133, Sun. BY small family, 4 TO ROOMS; rent not to exceed $30. Address 291, Sun office. al-2t WANTED FOUR TO BIX ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT, from October to May 1st. Good references.

Address 111, Sun office. J31-2t SUBURBAN APARTMENTS. THE WALBROOK Corner Edgewood st. (formerly Thirteenth new) and Walbrook one block from Walbrook Junction; five car lines; unequaled for location, elevation and modern excellence; now open. jyl5-lm ELLAMONT APARTMENTS 6 ROOMS AND BATH; all modern conveniences: janitor service, ELLAMONT ST.

(formerly Tenth st) AND ELGIN Walbrook. i23-lm FLATS WANTED. WANTED FLAT AND BATH Jewish couple (no children) Madison ave, or vicinity; reference furnished. Address 390, Sun office. al-4t OFFICES FOR RENT.

FINK. LARGE OFFICE, SUITABLE FOB DOCTOR. 1215 LINDEN AVENUE, mhl-tt GLENN BUILDING. lO St. Paul st.

Large Suite of bright desirable OFFICES, formerly occupied by Baltimore Ferro Concrete Co. JOHN GLENN ft-23-lm st- Paul street CONVENIENT OFFICES. Bright and Attractive RoomiL 202 NORTH CALVERT STREET. One door from Lexington, Recently remodeled. Steam heat; electric lights.

Apply on premises or JON C. ROGERS. 21 0 E. Lexington st. tf 2 LARGE and 1 SMALL ROOM, second floor front; suitable for doctor's office or business.

319 N. CHARLES. jl-lm SAME SPACE FOR HALF MONEY; heat Ught elevator and janitor service: $10 up. KNICKERBOCKER n27-tf North and Lexington sts. BUSINESS PLACES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE PRICE, 816 N. CHARLES STREET Near tite Monument IN THE QUIET AND MOST DESIRABLE SECTION of the fashionable district. UNSURPASSED LOCATION for art shop, ladies' tailor, dentist or tearoom. EDWIN TURNBULL Tumbnll Building. 12 E.

LEXINGTON ST. BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT. FOR RENT ONE LARGE SECOND FLOOR, 213-215 North Street: 50x100. Light on three sides. Can be divided.

ALSO. Room on Fourth Floor, 1,100 square feet. Good Light, Steam Heat, Elevator and all Modern Plumbing. Half block from City Hall. Inquire CHARLES F.

HA BIG HURST, on premises. j30-lm O. P. Thone, St Paul 3079. BUSINESS PLACES, SALE OR RT.

30 S. HANOVER ST. Vxm Reduced rental. CAUGHT, HEARN CARTER, 21S East Lexington st Jyll-lm BUSINESS LOCATIONS WAREHOUSES. STORES, FLOORS.

ETC. JULIUS MINTZ, 814 AND 810 EQUITABLE BLDG. WAREHOUSES FOR RENT. FOUR-STORY WAREHOUSE, LIGHT THREE SIDES. EUTAW STREET.

APPLY I. RAFFEL, 21Q1 BOLTON ST. NORTH STREET. NO. 336 On Pennsylvania railroad track; lot 50x72 feet; POWER ELEVATOR; LIGHT on FOUR sides.

FOR RENT The substantial and commodious WAREHOUSE, No. 1714 and 1710 ALICE-AJJNA, corner Regester street; excellently adapted1 for wholesale groceries, flour, feed or grain business or for storage purposes; hydraulic elevator; in rear; possession given September Apply to BEN J. COHEN, 32 Hanover street J19-Un VERT 'DESIRABtTl. WAREHOUSE. R.

J. KIRKWOOD .0.. 22 E. Lexington st. WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.

WAREHOUSES, FACTORIES, Floors, water front and properties with rail facilities. WM. MART1EN 3 N. Calvert St. tl ment To Atlanta.

FINE ADVERTISEMENT FOR CITY Maryland's "Dandy" Soldiers Slake Good Impression Wherever They Go Money Slowly Coming In. Little doubt Is felt that when the time comes the Fifth Regiment will be in line for the celebration to be helri Atlanta October 8 to 10, in commemoration- Ul lue i'eacerui invasion of the North in 1S79" by the Old Guard of the Gate City. The crowning feature of the celebration will be the unveiling of the Peace Monument, at which President Taft will make the principal address. There is a strong feeling in Baltimore that the Fifth must be there on that occasion. The Fifth must accept the Invitation soon, if at all, so the Old Guard of the Gate City may have ample time to make arrangements for entertainment.

The invitation was made In return for the courtesy extended by the Fifth when the Old Guard "invaded Baltimore." Whether Maryland shall be represented depends on the public-spirited citizens of Baltimore. The sum necessary to send the regiment to Atlanta is $20,000. This amount must be raised by subscription. Rowlan(i Thomas, president of the National Bank of Baltimore, is head of the subscription He reports that funds are coming in slowly. The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association and the Greater Baltimore Committee have indorsed the movement.

The hifth makes a eood imnpin i it goes, and if it has an opportunity to march a nun j. A rorCitoi olreers the beautiful capital of Georein it i. the fame of this citv. BISHOP WILSON BIPRQViyGr Churchman May Be Able To Leave London. In Vntl.

Latest news from the hedsfrio "fntei, Luther B. Wilson, son of Dr. Hpnrv vt-n son, 1008 Madison avenue, indicate bo the churchman is rapidly improving. Bishop arnvea In England July 22 and was met Dy nis wife and his daughter. Mis Juliette Wilson.

Bishop Wilson was stricken neity, rionrt trouble and fever in Portuguese East Africa' in the early part of JuneJ His-heart became affected and all hopes of life were given up. After iin and death for a week he slowly began to improve and was soon able to undertake the Joumev to England. tt bn Africa several months Inspecting the Meth- uuiot npiacopai missions tnere. ie rraveied over the greater part of the Continent and was on th last rmtni nt vie work when taken ill. He was accompanied by Bishops Hartsell an4 Scott, who are in charge of the Methodist Episcopal work in Africa.

Blshoo Wilson Is a errndnat vf th University of Maryland Medical School and of Dickinson College. He nrnrticort medicine for a year and then entered the ministry, ills first charge was at Hancock. then at Calverton. C-l Church, Woodberry, Jackson Square and Strawbridge Churches. He was presiding elder of the conference for two terms.

He was made a bishop at the Los Angeles Conference in 1904. He first served as bishop in Tennessee and then was transferred to Philadelphia. The Bishop has been interested in foreign missions for many years and the conference has considered sending him to the mission fields many times, but it was not until last ran that he was detailed to Africa. If his condition continues to improve, he will return to his home In Phila delphia in the fall. PROMISES ARE PLENTIFUL Bat Dr.

Davis Says Commissioners Are "Doing IVotulng." County Commissioners are promising everything and doing nothing," said Rev. Dr. W. W. Davis, general secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance, yesterday.

Dr. Davis said he had interviewed a number of the prominent Democratic politicians of the county and had received promises of support from many of them. "We're going to push right along with such meetings as we have been holding," he said, "and the fact that we have had calls for meetings from all parts of the county proves that we have the people with us. It's a hard fight and, because the Commissioners seem unwilling to take any steps to iniprove conditions in spite of their promises, we shall have to gain the confidence and assistance of the public and the aid of the mote worthy politicians. "There is a strong movement on foot to take away political power from the men who run the resorts, to keep them from serving as Judges of elections and in other political positions, and it looks like we shall he able to accomplish this, at any rate.

"I saw a number of the biggest politicians this morning and found that several of them are in favor of decent Sunday observance and enforcement of the laws." MR. ROME SPOKEN OF FOR BOARD His Name Suggested To Mayar As School Commissioner. Mr. Morris A. Rome, a member of the Baltimore bar, is one of the latest to be mentioned for the vacancy on the Board of School Mr.

Rome, who is a resident of Northwest Baltimore, la a Democrat and a member of the Third Ward Democratic Club. He is a member of the Commercial Law League of America and at present la the general counsel of the Trust Company. His education was received in Baltimore schools. He took a special course at Johns- Hopkins University. In regard to the school controversy, Mr.

Rome holds that former Superintendent James H. Van Sickle was doing his duty and thinks be should not have been dismissed without a trial. In addition to his professional duties, Mr. Rome Is a director of the Hebrew Children's Protecting and Sheltering Home and a member of the United Hebrew Charities and the Federated Charities. BUSINESS MEN LEAVE TONIGHT South Baltlmoreani To Tarn Ont Stroniar For Three-Day Trip.

Everything is in readiness for the twenty-first annual excursion of the South Baltimore Business Men's Association, which leaves the Old Bay Line wharf, on Light street, at 7 o'clock this evening on the steamer Alabama. Yesterday morning the committee in charge of arrangements added a very attractive-. feature in the form of a three hours' sea voyage. Nearly 350 passengers have been booked from the business men of South Baltimore and their families. The boat will dock in Norfolk tomorrow morning.

The day will be spent at Virginia Beach and Ocean View, to which resorts the excursionists will be taken on special cars. Thursday night the Alabama will take the travelers on board at Old Point Comfort and the trip will end when the steamer docks at Light street wharf Friday morning. NEGRO CHAUFFEUR FINED $50 Inexperience Excuse For Speeding, Says Mr. Grannan. "Because a chauffeur is inexperienced does not excuse him for running an automobile through the streets at the rate of 25 miles an hour, endangering the lives of pedestrians," remarked Justice Grannan yesterday, when he fined Charles James, colored, 2314 Hunter alley, $50 and costs for speeding.

James was arrested by Patrolman Werner, of the Central district. According to the testimony of the officer, James dashed across St. Paul street on North avenue yesterday afternoon at a rate of speed averaging from 25 to 30 miles an hour: The negro's arrest As an excuse, James said he was inexperienced in operating automobiles, although he had worked in a garage for eight months. She Could Do Better. Mrs.

Jones So you always do the marketing I Can you make the money go farther than your husband? Mrs. Smith Tea; he can't make it. go much farther than the first saloon. Philadelphia Tele graph. I Dwelling At MeCulloh Street And Lafayette Avenue Purchased For The Purpose.

The clubhouse of the Third Ward Democratic Club, on South Bond street, will be remodeled and enlarged. Yesterday a deed was filed In the Record Office transferring the property from James L. Boland to the directors of the club. City Councilman William J. Garland Is president of the organization.

The club, which has been in existence a number of years, is the best-known organization of its kind in East Baltimore. For the last few years the membership has been increasing so rapidly that it was found necessary to enlarge the building. Before doing so the directors decided to wait until they could purchase the property. The Improvements will be started at once. The entire second floor will be made into one large room, where political meetings will be held.

-On the first floor will be reception rooms, library and lounging rooms. John J. Durst has purchased for the Cltyco Realty Company, through the office of Telfair W. Marriott, a three-story dwell ing at the northeast corner of MeCulloh street and Lafayette avenue, which will be remodeled and made. into, an apartment house.

Th consideration was S5.0OO. The Jot measures 22 by 140 feet. A large dwelling at; 2724" North- Calvert street, subject to a ground rent, of $165, has been sold by William Martien Co. to Henry Rennenberg for $4,250. The lot Is 14 feet 6 inches by 150 feet: A large dwelling on the east side of High street, near Baltimore street, subject- to a ground, rent of has been sold by Jacob Sugar, to William JustTu The lot measures17 by 93 feet.

Garnett J. Clark has sold to Howell I. Hammer a dwelling on the west side of Eutaw street, near Druid Hill avenue. The lot is 16 feet by an irregular depth, C. Albert Kuper has commissioned Architect Herbert C.

Aiken to draw plans for an ornamental frame cottage on Beaumont avenue," Govanstown. It will be two and a half stories high, with slate roof and concrete foundation. It will cost $7,500. Contractor M. C.

Davis is figuring on the work. A two-story brick-and-frame veranda is to be built for the dormitory of Goucher College, at Calvert and Twenty-third streets. It will extend out 8 feet, with a length of 34 feet. Another is to be built for ths dormitory building on Maryland avenue. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Baltimore City. Monday, July 31. Joseph Baucher to Adolph. B. Hirschman, interest in estate 10 cents William F.

Pirscher to John Bakhaus and wife. e.s. Race nr. Fort 12x75, g.r. $39 $5 Nikodem Dembineki and wife to Stanlslaw Wozniafc and "wife.

n.s. Bank nr. Castle. 14x80, R.r. $34.50 Estates Investment Company to Adelaide Williams, 2 lots 2,000 Jacob Sugar to William S.

Justin, e.s. High nr. Baltimore, g.r. $200 5 John T. Goldwiiie to Charles B.

Gelbach, n.s. Baltimore nr. Garrison 1490.4, g.r. $65 5 Irene A. Oaiger to William Nagell, w.a.

Belt 14xS8. g.r. $49 Carrie O. Row to William H. Haydon and wife, n.e.B.

Parkwood tir. Fulton 13.10X&1, g.r. $56 I Charles W. Hurst, by to Bertha Frey, w.s. Moreland nr.

Presbury 14x85, g.r. $70 1 George I. Mattingly. to Robert L. Graham, s.w.

cor. Old York rd. and Chestnut Hill 1,750 Catherine Campbell to Margaretha Kohlhepp, n.e. cor. Hoffman st.

and Mine Bank lane, 13.UHix80.8i4, g.r. $45 6 George J. Pickert and wife tn Frank H. Hubbard and wife, n.s. Warren nr.

Light, 16.6x62, g.r. $33 James L. Boland to Third Ward Democratio Organization Club, 2 lots Susan J. Ellis to James L. Boland.

w.s. ISnrr.d nr. Goagh, 15x90, g.r. $14.10 5 William W. Moody and wife to Herbert G.

-Blake, n.e.s. Fort nr. Andre 5 George F. W. OHass to Marie Minch, e.s.

Bradford nr. Lanvale, 12x65, g.r. $36...... 800 Mcrris Goldberg and wife to Barbette Levy, 2 lots i Edmund Budnitz. to Louis Horst, s.s.

Eastern nr. Central 22.4xlCO, g.r. $61.41. 1 M. Fillmore Carter to Joseph Gallagher and wife.

n.s. Belmont nr. Eighth 16.3xl64.6. g.r. $72 5 Bertha Reynolds and husband to Abraham Stein bach, a.e.

cor. Chester st. and Eastern 13.1V4x71 Edward J. Fitzgerald, etc, to ITrsfpr A. Fitzgerald, s.

w.s. Fremont nr. Sarah Ann 14.1V4X g.r. $21 5 Rosetta Stanch to Jan Pieezanka and wife, n.w.s. Reynolds nr.

Fort 12x55, g.r. $36 200 Otto Buehner, to William A. Hebler and. wife. w.s.

Calhoun nr. McIIenry, 13x72. r. $39 5 Charles E. Litrfnger and wife to Kate Ward, w.s.

Connecticut nr. Third 5 Howell I. Hammer, to Garnett Y. Clark, 1 lot 1 Garnett Y. Clark to Howell I.

Hammer, 1 lot. 10 Joseph White Realty Company, to Mayor and City Council, bed of street 1 Harry F. Llndenman to Irvin B. Scrimgcr' and wife, n.s. Conway nr.

Howard, 17x g.r. 1 cent 5 Irvin B. Scrlmger and wife to Harry F. Lin-denman and wife Conway nr. Howard, 17x ,1 g.r.

1 cent 5 Joseph Schamberger and wife to George W. Schoenhals and wife, s.e. cor. Lombard st. and Lin wood 16x75 5 William H.

Harding, to Stephen S. Lee, e.s. Parriah nr. Lafayette 53. g.r.

$36 100 Henry H. Strieker and wife to Huntingdon Savings Bank, n.s. Ridgewood nr. Pulaski 13.6x65 700 Edward j. Storck and wife to Grace G.

Nichols, i lots Baltimore-County. Towson, July SU William Hintz to Georg A. Finch. 3 lota, g.r. on second and third $3 George A.

Finch and wife to William Hintz and -wife; same 3 lots, g.r. 5 Susanna Hess to Walter L. Westphal, lot e.s. East g.r. $4S 5 Howard Jackson to Noah E.

Ensor and wife, lot w.s.. Eighth g.r. $42 5 John T. Elsroad and wife to Henry T. Greebe, lot w.s.

Bloomsbury Catons- ville 5 Howard W. Jackson to Walton H. McCom- mons and wife, lot w.s. Elchth g.r. $12..

5 Anna E. Snyder et al. to Emil W. Keepeler, 1 213 Mary Clemens to Frances Atkinon, lot n.s. Lake lease 99 years, g.r.

Vio The Belleview Land Company to William Wallace Elliott, lot on Belalr road 5 Johanna W. Patzschke to Louise Therese Gut- --tensoa et lot on Old Harford I John S. Ensor, trustee, to. Frank B. Foard, lot on Falls road 1,009 Joseph L.

White to John Kramer and wife, lot e.s. Clinton g.r. $43 1 Anna M. Taylor to Towson and Cockeysvill'i Electric Railway Company, right of way for electric line at Lutherville 1 William 8. Collings and wife' to same, Fame grant 1 Lida Amos et.

aL to same, same 1 William S. Collings, surviving executor, to same, same grant 1 William Cross and same, agreement aa to right of 1 Michael Drier and wife to. Joshua Flayhart Slasman and wife. 3 lots Wetphal COURT PROCEEDINGS Cibcuit Cocbt Judge Stump. Divorces granted to Philip Herwig from Emma Herwig.

with the custody of their two children to George I Hammer bacher from Sophia L. Hammer-baeher and to Maggie Scott from William Scott, with the custody of their three children and $4 a week for their support. Orphans' Court Judges Block, Galther and Dunn. Letters Testamentary Granted Estate of Chrtst rher IJemmeter to Henry J). George W.

and Charles F. Hemmeter, bond $500" Letters of Administration Granted Estate of Frederick Reis to Elizabeth A. Rei3. bond $1,400. Gnardian Appointed-i-Alziro Rowelson for Pearl S.

Rochester, bond $400. Sale Ratified Estate of Martha F. Blaney, $350. inventories Filed Estate of Charles E. Blanev, $100 real.

$10,546 personal; George H. Winter. $8,546. Administration Armmta Passed Estates of William H. Hoorer, Arnold John t.

Phillips. $172r Nettie $403. Guardian Account Passed Estate of Isadore Sommerfeld, $2P6. Will Filed Christopher Hemmeter. NEW CHARGE AGAINST DENTIST Dr.

Avery To Face Magistrate On A Third Accusation. Facing the technical charge of criml-ally assaulting a. young girl between 14 and 16 years old, 1516 Aisqulth street, Dr. S. de Leon a dentist, 309 North Eutaw street, will be given a hearing before Justice Stanley, at the Southwestern Police Station, this afternoon.

The charge was preferred yesterday aftefnoon by Assistant State's Attorney Stinchcomb and Avery was released on $1,000 bail. Avery was already bailed to the extent of $4,000 for a court trial on other serious charges, in connection with two other girls less than 18 years old. He was heard on these charges and; released on bail by Justice Stanley Friday afternoon. Dr. Avery is 45 years old.

He has lived in Baltimore about 20 years, having come here from South Carolina. The preferring of the charges against him followed an investigation by the Society-for. th Suppression of Vice. ITavo you een tho new modern WHITE HOUSES, WASHINGTON STYLE, 3001 to 3023 NORTH CALVERT STREET. Nothing like them in Baltimore; throe story; porch fronts; fine section.

Attractive prices to early buyers. S. C. DOYLE, 301 St. Paul Street.

N. itton-: bl-k W. 1 'BJ- etteMr. Strlcknr. 3-story ItUU North nv 3 it.

my Store and Dwelling "SNAP TO HOME P.UYER. nNNI'TI' PLACE, between Fremont and ht. fni H-wf. K. only $.) D.t IJjVr RAN KLIN HT.

422 KST near largt RTOttE AND rvWELLINO, IKxVmI. eaa be bought at a. bargain. LAUTBNHF.nOKIl. SI 2 BnUdlng.

OXlVoK Tlfi: UK S'f ATICI LOTS AT HAL-TIMOR HIGMLANliK I'Olt SAMi CTIKAI'. A. Jt. HANSON', ll(7 Calvert l-13t TWO Itijt'SKS. Karon ll 1 rilin'tsblf in fee: cheap.

Building. J. Q. Rl-Pt GET OL'lt LIST OF WKI.L-LOCATEO TWO a.m thilkk HTOHY DWELLINGS. AI OIIV, IIKAlt.N Ac CARTER, lm 21 K.

Lexington street. tii 'KvoLi7iwi sT vw 'i'kkti eh will bk SOLI) ON KASY Kit MS. Only $50; balanca Mint? rout: W. Lafayette avenue, 8 1 Si: 5 Orli-an strwt, 7 rtxim 1.4'"; 1ill K. Bt.rret, 6 rooms, hot ana crid wnn-r, Aii'lv to 11.

M. liOKHLKH, 1 1-J. Il.iit.lmor RtrVet. Jy25-14t 1 illi SALE- n.rc-stor house: newly papered and palnti-d; 72 Kant Bidrtle opposite Joh'ifon JSininre; terms to suit. APPLY .1.

(HAS. LiNTHICCM li I 7 St. l'aul Bt, jyai lm roll SALE. IN AMI WELL AUitA.N:KI) llWULI.NU, 1 703 N. CAL- UT STKKET.

mriMAL TRUST COMPANY, HAUATnilA STKKKT AT CHARLES. EDWARD J. DONAHUE EDWARD J. DONAHUE EDWARD J. DONAHUE OFFERS FOU SALE 21 2-STY.

FANCY IIRICK HOUSES. BRAND NEW. FERFFCT IN EVERY DETAIL, THK IT NEST HIGH GRADE KTEAM II EAT. OAS AND ELECTRIC. PORCHES FRONT AND REAR.

RCILT OX HIGH ROLLING GROUND. ANNEX TAXES. PRICE VERY LOW. ONE SAMPLE HOCHK FOR RENT. MONTEBKLLO AVE.

AND ST. 1 SQUARE EAST OF YORK KOAD. EDWARD J. DONAHUE. 217 W.

LANVALE BETWEEN PARK AVE. AND BOLTON ST. Lot Zl hy HO feet, In fee. Fine, large rooms; 3 baths. For elegance and mmfnrt unsurpassed.

P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 10 E. Lexngton St. Six rooms and bath, flush closet, marble bn, cellar yard entrmict), iHri'hes, couentt'd cellar, yard and pavement; new auwerage.

(irova nir Monumei't. Bt. Jygi-lm JOS. L. WHITE REALTY CO.

513 E. 22ND ST. 8 Rooms and Bath. JAMES B. BROWN, East North arenuf.

r3I 8. BENTALOU, 2 utorle. 6 rooms anrt twth; retneiited cellar; all convenlenrPB sewerage con-nertlon; a bargain. N. Fit E.MUX'1' AVE.

1610 MT. ROYAL AVE. )n fe. W. E.

FF ICSON. 31. St. Pa st. WHITE STONE FRONT." Junt west of Cnailos strrt-t, on Lafayetta nvenne.

ProT-erty In finest toU)lo rondltion. W. PRES-TON BASIN, 1 4 5 St. Paul t. jC2-lm Ell MS TO SLIT YOU.

SO yjf E. Ifavette are. 17n N. Caroline. 1M 8.

EUwood ave. Siore, 18C0 N. Chestur. 41-22 Courtland. Serpral Sl'RL'R HAN COTTAGES at Govans.

g-liw' F. 11. MA1SI I Courtland. st. IN VESTMENT Murt sell 7 houes T7.

)0 Druid Hill are. and the Park. 9 rooms, I0 and in house; fins condition; runted to koh1 colored tenants; en tiro crps. y-15 yfir; little rash neorsaarv. 54, Sun.

A DM I ISTRATOR'S SALE 710 fl. WOLFE ST. AND STABLE adjoining 1,1 he sold at iibllc auction, on. the premise, FRIDAY, Auff, 4 1311. at 4 P.

M. Lot 35x90; Q. (rrdif rnllrond f.Trilltics. C. EDW.

SCII A LO EFFET. Admin. PRATT in fue or Rround rent; can no bought on easy terms and cheap to oulck huycr. J. MOTZ, lOU Iw Building.

2U14 W1LKKNS AVE. All convenience, per. cheap to cpiick buyer. R. J.

MOT. IPG Building. jl2-eotaH) bal. as rent; CORNER; nr. Chacs t.

and Patteivon Park ave. 6 r. and hath, flush toilet, furnace, tiled vestibule, cid. $1.71 wk. 84, Sun.

$50 n. calvert street. A New, Modern. Three-utorv Porch l'ont IIouso. H.

K. SMITH, 21.t Courtlnrjd it, or N. Calrert st. (Sold N. Calvert St.

July 15th. 1911.) FOR KALEt72l ST. PAUL. In fee or with ground rent; all improvements; Btoam heat; ft er E. S.

HAMPSON. 207 St. Paul htreet. lOt WEST NORTH AVENUE. Fmtablo for any flrt-ola business: hot-water Bent; elcf-tric Uphts: in errvllont condition.

G. K. LAl-TENHFRGEH. U12 Law Bld(j. (nC CASH, balance saru avenue, near Carey ViW Home; bath, range; $1.15 week.

N71, same as rent: Columbia, jy: beautiful ft-rom lot loxlW; ex pen sen un olnce. THE OWNER OFFERS A PARTICULAR BARGAIN In that most attractive, fee-simple Mono-front DWELLING, 8. W. comer of Su Paul and Twenty-eighth atrects. Perfect in every detail.

ln(uvcticm reouested. Also TKHMi N. CALVERT STREET, in fei, and 21 ll BT. PAUL STREET, for $2,300. Also 034 N.

OALVERT at a sacrifice. Apply to Morton, 209 st. Paul st. SIXTEENTH STREET FVwr Urg be4-roomji, hardwood trim throughout, steam heat; lot ltilitf; large porches; the price Is $o0(J lens thaa this houso la worth; terms can be arranged. JOHN J.

CARLIN, 32M U15 St. Paul tt. FOR BALE THOSE NEW, MODERN, UP-TO-DATE IIOUSES ON CATHERINE STREET, between Baltimore and Favette etreets; all conveniences, flush closets, cellar entrances, wash trays In cellars, marble- bases, etaj in fact, containing all up-to-date conveniences. They mu9t be seen to be appreciated. Low Annex taxes.

Terms arranged to suit the purchaser. Very low ground rent. Among the above houses are several stores, suitable for any business. Take Gay street or Haltlmore street enrs, jroltjd west get off at Catherine and Baltimore streets. Apply on premises to waltkk 1 Owner and cunuer.

BQhl-tf BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE Iiupect Muse new two-story, elaborately finished houses in the SKOO BLOCK WEST PRATT ST letwi-en Catherine street and Garrison avenue. Enameled tubs and sinks, sewer drainage, tiled bull's, gas ranges, cellar entrances fnmi Yrd wash trays in cellar, etc; street paved with vitrl-fied, bucks; low Annex taxes; in fact, they contain ever thing in an up-to-date hoiwe. They must be seon ti le apiirecmted. The ground rent on theso houses is very low. Come out and see them and be convinced that they are the cheapest and best housea for the money in Baltimore.

PRICE OF HOUSES, mi. ISO. Ait'Il on Premise, to WALTER L. WESTI'HAL, Itnllfier and Owner. Houses open 'yr inspection dully and Sunday.

Term arranged to unit purchasers. Take Gny street and Baltimore street cars, erring wist, and get oil at Catherine street and Baltimore street, and walk 3 squares south to I'ratt street, or take York Road cars, going west, and get off at Frederick avenue anl Catherine stret and nlk 1 R'liinre north to Pratt street and ask for ESTIMT AL'S HO ES. Je6-tf fcPECIAL. NOTICE TO NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD EMPLOYES. Thee noune are within 5 minutes' walk of new roundhouse and car shops.

Special inducements to itNiirnau rinioes. COUNTY TAXES. COUNTY TAXES. V.fiWTY TAXES. COUNTY TAXES COUNTY TAXES.

COUNTY TAXES 1(H HALE Those new two-story elaborately fin. Ished HOUSES at Highland avenue and Baltimore street, complete eewer drainaire, cellars, yard en- irunro, tvbsii iinvs ui cellars, aecoratea ceilings, tiled vestibule, and, in fact, containing every, tiling in an up-to-date houie. They must be seen to be appreciiitwk Terms arranged to suit purchasers. Tjke Fairmount avenue or Sparrows Point can direct to Houses. Price of Houses.

$ST5 to $1,375. very low ground rents. Apply on premises to WALTER WKSTPHAL, Builde nUMpen for inspection daily and Sunday. Among the above Ho-inee ar several stores, suitable for any business. I J.jhland venut will be pared with Improved rXltaT member' tht aoUM corvY.