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IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSE-
WELT GUESTS AT DINNER.
Other Hospitalities for Young and
Old-Receptions-Per-
sona1 Notes.

The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
parte gave one of the most notable din
ners of the cabinet series last night. en-
tertaining in honor of the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt at Rauscher.s. where
thirty covers were placed around a table
laid in the large dining room. The table
had a beautiful centerpiece of Killarney
roses, that flower being profusely used.
There were corsage bouquets of roses for
the ladies and boutonnieres of them for
the men There were guests from New
York and Baltimore, as well as few
from this city. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs John +. Parsons of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Edgar of
New York Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Patter-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett. Mr..
and Mrs. Blanchard Randall. Mr. and
Mrs. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. William CabeIi
Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Semmes.
all of Baltimore: Solicitor General and
Mrs. Henry NJ. Hoyt. Senator and Mrs
Clark. Representative and Mrs. J. j.
Jenkins. Miss Tuckerman. Representative
Wayne Parker and Professor and Mrs.
Charles ID. Walcott.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
parte, the latter exquisitely gowned in
white lace over pink. received in the first
ball room, which was handsomely set as a
drawing room. with quantities of beau
tiful flowers adding to the effectiveness
of the arrangement An orchestra
played throughout the evening.
Representative Bird S. Mcclure oldest
member of the congressional delegation
from Oklahoma in point of service. and
Mrs. Mcclure received yesterday afternoon
at the New Willard Hotel. in honor of the
first senator's and representatives from the
new state and their wives. Besides Sena-
tor and Mrs. Owen Senator and Mrs
Gore. Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Mr.. and Mrs
Ferris. Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport and Rep
resentative Carter. the bachelor member
of the delegation. the receiving party con-
sisted of Big Chief Tiger, successor of Chief
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corner of Goth street. and will be al home
formally on Thursday. February -.

a leap year surprise party was given
to Mr. Walter Gill in honor of his twenty
fifth birthday at his home. Sligo, Md.
January -.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with ferns and carnations. Many games
were PLAYED. Prizes were awarded fto
Miss Halle Shaw and Mr.. Ralph Fisher.
Refreshments were served at IL pm.
Those invited were Miss Jeannette Lusby.
lone Shaw. Katie Barrett. Myrtle Fidler.
Edna Holt Mary Roeder. Myrtle Holt.
Halle Shaw. Mildred Newman. Florence
Proctor Carrie Inscoe. Mabel Burdette.
Grace Barnes Nettie Gill. William Fidler.
Ralph Fisher. Byron Beall. Ashford Proc
tor. William Lusby. Walter Gill. Carl
Roeder. Levi GIL. Walter Lamore. Grover
Price John Barrett. Russell Gill Howard
Barnes. Elmer Beall.
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Held for Investigation.

Margaret Anderson and Albert West,
colored. who were arrested night before
last charged with the larceny OF si2S from
Steven Turner, colorcd. an aged resident
OF the southwestern section of the city.
were held in $1,000 bond each for the ac-
ton of the grand jury today by Judge
kimball of the Police Court Margaret
Anderson testified She took the money in
question and handed il over to West.
After counting 1t the former became
frightened because of the large amount
and wanted to return IL 10 the pros.cut-
ing witness. West, however would not
permit her TO do SO. and il was their pur-
pos to leave the city. but were pre-
vented by their arrest. In default Of bail
the palr were remanded TO prison pending
further disposition OF the charge against
them
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F. l.. Atkinson. D.. Mrs. Atkinson and
Miss Atkinson. Sacramento, Cal: jerry
V McNaughton. Cleveland. Ohio: John
O. Sheath and Mrs Sheath. Philadelphia:
Mrs Margaret Coffin. Bryn Mawr: l.. G.
Mead New York: Daniel Merriam and
Mrs. Merriam Boston. Gustav IL.
Schwab New York
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Senator and Mrs. Elkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee. Col. and Mrs. Bromwell and
Mrs. Mcmillan gave large dinners last
night the three latter companies join
ing the first named at the, Elkins home at
10 O'Clock for dance. The whole affair
was in honor of Miss Mary Lodge Mckee.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Nc
kee, debutante of the present season
and great belle. Miss Ekins is enter
tanning Miss Marjorie Gould daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Gould of New
York
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Mrs John w. Trainer will not be at
home tomorrow nor the following Thurs
days until February 81.
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Mrs. E. j. Burkett. 1916 10th street, will
be at home tomorrow
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The second of the Bachelors cotillons
will be held tonight at the New Willard.
and number of dinners will precede the
hall
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be back in New York shortly. and when
they sail for Europe in the near future
VIII be accompanied by Mrs. Vanderbilt.
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Count and Countess Szechenyi. whose
honeymoon is being spent. according to
some authorities, in the Wheatley Hills.
l.. l., have told their intimates they will
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Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Butler gave din
ner-dance of sixty covers last night at
the Highlands IN compliment to their
debutante daughters. the Misses Fran
cesca and Gladys Butler The young
people We're AT small tables, the men
progressing from table to table the
courses were served. A number of others
came into the dance which followed the
dinner and concluded most successful
hOSpit alty
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Mr. and Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes left
Washington yesterday on their usual win
ter trip to Pasadena, southern California.
They will stay. as heretofore, at the
Hote. Raymond. They were accompanied
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Tom c. NoyeS.
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Count and Countess Dionyo Stefano
SZechenyi. brother and sister-in-law of
Count Laszlo. who married Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt Monday, are now I'm Phila-
delphia where they are being lavishly
entertained. Last night they were at
the opera 1t is expected that they, with
other foreigners who came on to the we'd
ding. will make stays in this city. as
they are not to return to Europe for sew
eraI weeks.
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The assistant secretary of the navy and
Mrs. Newberry entertained last night for
the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Garfield. when the other guests were Rep
resentatiye and Mrs. Herbert Parsons,
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. Mr. and Mrs. r. Tiffany Dyer. Mr..
and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth.
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Mrs Beverley Mason will not receive to-
morrow.
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st. Marys Catholic Church. 9Th street
northwest was crowded at o'clock last
evining with the friends assembled to
witness the marriage Of Miss Otillia A.
Berger. daughter of Mr.. c. H. Berger of
1908 3d street northwest. and Mr. Edgar
A. Hugely. The bride was escorted by
her father She wore a stylish brown
travelling dress with a picture hat and
carried cluster of bride roses Miss Ce-
celia NJ Berger. her sister, was her only
attendant.
Mr.. Bernard L. Berger. brother Of the
performed by Rev. F. X. Bischoff. pastor
Of the Church of the Nativity. personal
friend of the brides family. Rev. Father
Wunnenburg. pastor of st. Mary's Church.
was also in the sanctuary.
Mr.. and Mrs Huguely left Immediately
after the ceremony for their honeymoon.
which will be passed in the north. They
will be at home to their friends after
February 10 at 46 Rhode Island avenue
northwest.
The NJ. S. c. held its first anniversary at
the residence of Mr.. Elmer S. Frazier
125 street northwest, Friday evening
last. The rooms were decorated with
palms. cut flowers and the club colors.
black and orange The first part of the
mental selections and humorous recita-
tions given by Mr.. c. Bell. Supper was
served later the table being decorated
with orange ribbons and tulips. Among
those present were Miss Neal. Miss B.
Neal. Miss Gritton, Miss Mckenzie Miss
Morrison. Miss Stewart, Miss Besson,
Miss Roger and Miss Humphreys. Mr. A.
Winner, Mr.. Krentzlin, Mr.. Weber. Mr.
Besson, Mr.. Hennig Mr.. Flathers. Mr. w.
Winner. Mr.. Murlin. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Weber. Mr.. Elmer S. Fra
zer and Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Frazier.
Mrs. William Alden Smith, wife of SEN
ator Smith of Michigan, will not receive
tomorrow.
Mrs Llewellyn Eliot will receive to-
morrow and will have her daughters. both
recent brides-Mrs. Francis Edward Har-
r'~"tn~ -" Mrs. John Christopher Han
way-with her.
Mrs Beverley Mason will not receive to-
morrow.
Mrs. Upton Henry Ridenour. jr. will
not receive tomorrow. but will be at home
Thursday. February 20. for the last time
this season
Mrs. William A. Gieseking has moved
into her new home. 1860 Biltmore street,
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Mrs. Upton Henry Ridenour. jr.. will
not receive tomorrow. but will be at home
Thursday. February 20. for the last time
this season.
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Lieut.. William A. Dallam. 18th Cavalry.
L. 5. A., and Miss Bessie NJ. Mclean,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mclean
whose engagement was recently announc-
ed in The Star, will be married at 4:30
O'Clock Tuesday. March ;. In the Church
of the Heavenly Rest. The Rev. Herbert
Shipman. rector of the church. will Off
ciate. 1t will be military wedding and
several of the army friends of the bride
groom-elect will be included among the
attendants.
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Mrs Llewellyn Eliot will receive to-
morrow and will have her daughters. both
recent brides-Mrs. Francis Edward Har-
~'~"tn~ -" Mrs. John Christopher Han
way-with her
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/ / |'''5fl.$Kne,os||.
9 -

Business hours $50 am. TO $50 pm.
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Mrs. William A. Geseking has moved
into her new home, 1860 Biltmore street,
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Among the out-of-town guests at the
entertainment given Monday evening by
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Willet NJ Hays in honor of the resi-
dent alumni of the University of Mime
sofa We're Prof. and Mrs. ]. Paul Goode
of the University of Chicago and Profs.
George D. Shepardson and Andrew Boss
of Minnesota. In addition there were
among the invited guests about fifty
alumni. former students and their friends
including Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Purdy. Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Jermane. Dr. and Mrs
Max West and Mr.. w. c. Harder The
president of the local association. Mr.
Charles j. Brand. and Mrs Brand as
sisted in receiving
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Mrs. Logan gave luncheon yesterday
in honor of Mrs. G.. NJ. Pullman of Chi
cago. Her other guests were Mrs Dol
liver. Mrs William Alden Smith, Mrs j.
Franklin Bell. Mrs. Henry c. Corbn. Mrs.
Van Vechten Olcott. Mrs Stanley Mat
thews. Mrs. j. B. Henderson, Mrs. Jo-
seph Thropp. Mrs. Scully and Mrs. William
F. Tucker.
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s35. so. 1924 " NV, sr
81. 30. ....140 A ne. Or
s25. The Wyoming. 3r
$33.. 1921 ID NV, Or
S33. 1912 o NV, Sr
$50. so. lob Goth nv. Or
$3.50. 1925 C Sc. o.
$3.50. The Phoenix. 6r
S32.5 80 & $50. .S01 Var
mum NV. ar
$3.50 & $50. 800 Web.
ster uw. 7r
$50. 30. 1914 Corcorau,6 Or
$50. 80. 1874 4th NV. Sr
5000. .1733 18th NV. 9r
$50. 80. 1884 list NV. Or
$50. 80. III Sd NV. Or
$40. .4315 Brirnt'd av.7r
$50. =. ABA 9th NV. 7r
$50. .43c 9th NV. hail
$50. .501 ID wv. omces
$50. Tho Victoria. Ar
SOS. 10. 1905 10th NV. 81
s21. 10. .o22S Decatur.5r
s2I. so. 1923 Inglesiie. 1nr
S21. 20. .4I2 f sw. 6r
500. 50.52s Shepherd. ~
s25. 80. 4o4 Shepherd. Ct
sos. 80 $40 10th NV. Or
&25. .52S Quincy pw.7r
S2a. lib D NV. Or
500. 60. -. SO l ne. Or
500 30. :. .341J Prospect
av NV. Sr
s21.:0. 76S Morton nw.Gr
800. 30. .2i29h VI NV. Or
S1S.5O...12I5 Goth nw.1r
SIS. ..19l9is Sth NV. ar
s17.f0..91 Myrtle ne. 7r
S111.3:I..4 40 r av NV .6r
$3.50. .i12 y 7 av NV. 5r
s15.5O..242O 18th NV. CIR
sl3. Sd Sc. Sr
s11. -. IS NJ Sc, Ar
5000. go G. me-. Ar
s1n. 80. .916 21st rw. II
$40. 4o..3 Col av NV. Ar
$40. .2009 Rosedala ne. Or
pe-ty Cor rent send Tor
,ulletin.
NJ & HENSEY CO..
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FOR RENT
1910 9th NV. i3r. b. 81: so
1902 S NV. Sr.h rs 80
936 p NV. Or. b. $3.50
932 lngraham NV.
Tr. h. 20. 10
SIC 18th ne. Orb. 30. 80
&c Pierc" NV. Or. 1880
.s"5 E. NV. ST. IA. On
400 Me az sw. 12r. h30 80
FL
1881 y Y ave NV. 5r.
b, b. $40. 90
CAYWuOD & GARNET
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FOR RENT-rNFrRNISHED.
s16 Conn av 500 per mo t'7cs 18th. ..s4n per
lsIs a. $40 per m" l345 Coreo'n. $s5 PEI mo
few Desirable furnished houses. :
OFFICES.
Second foo. s15 I4th st.............$5 SIS per No
Third foc-. s15 14th st........... &3S 40 per mo
= OLYMPIA APARTMENT HOUSE.
Apartment Z rooms and bsth. san per
Apartment. s rooms and hath sao and S45 per mo
ST0NFIEIGH COURT.
few very desirable apartments now vacant 10
Stoneleigb Court at firm, $50 to &16S per month.
FITCH. FOE BROWN.
delft 14n6 It. NV.
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son &CO.. 1885 F NV.
11O1 y ] av sc. ar. b11.50
1907 Union sw Or. b. lG. 20
l:%.o5 I'd sw. Or. b. Is. 30
Store. 1890 Fl ne. IL no
l2I T. So. Or. ". ZIP ~
40 Bon I'd DC. Or. wi0. 80
1011-.TeTrrson NV. 5r $50
l South Hills ct. ir. $50
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LOST-SATURDAY AFTERNOON LADYS.
watch: gold hunting case: Waltham move
nent: leather fob with u. {. W button
Reward if returned TO Sc. the Denver 1919
Chaplin st. mh6 st
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1876 Me av sw. Sr. b. g 80
90.J Col ri NV. Or. 100
1000 n J av Sc. 7rl3.D0
81 NJ sw. 6r. -. 1880
30 Mass av NV. Ar. bl2.@
409 Howard nv. Or. 1870
1874 HI ne. 4r. h. 1870
1883 Rosedale ne.6rl0.50
Is Rk OK Oh I'd. ir. Ion
rs.
2643 va av nw.5r.bl6. 30
:. 1881 y. \. ave. NV.
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LOST-GOLD-CHA1N PURSE. STUDDED WITH
jewels. between 10th and Pa. ave. and st.
Johns. 18th and H. Thursday afternoon. March
:. II returned to 1908 NJ ii. ave. suitable re-
werd offered. mhS-3t
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LOST-LADYS OPEN-FACE GOLD WATCH
and gold bracelet fob Thursday evening: prob
ably dropped in George Washington
University. Suitable reward for return to S24
Colorado BLDG. ml6-3ts
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For RENT-UNFCRNiSHED
1921 MSS ave II rooms 2 baths . s2on m
J4s3 Mass ave 11r 4 H.: hot AIR heat u -
oot A So 10 rooms and hsth ~ 4s1S
a2S Mass. rooms snd hath - 50
Qo6 A Of Sc q rooms and bath. -. tSSa
1901 9Th ST Tor and h .......... $3.50
302 s ST. ne. rooms ard bath. 81 20
1I15 ,.h ST NV ar and h. $50
1e,s 9th ct ar and b $50
1914 Jackson st nv Sr and hath q so
1917 Ath NV rooms and bath . $50
o2n 13ih sw rooms and hath 1880
oto1 F-o 81 q rooms AMI hs tn 17.1o
oo4a 3sth ST nv G rooms $3.50
ShoD 1909 Pa ave observation-disclosures. 1000
.,,rt The Regina On. and hath .Isna
Anart The REGIME ar and hath - ~ ~
Hammond Court. 2nth and q SITS. Orb. $40
inart Q The Stodda-d ar and h. 49, PHO
Tho V,vsrS 4 rooms and hath .... 3s.nS
Tbe yivaps 1-o2 n ct nv 4r and b. 10 m
rn~, WOW ioT SIN nv Or and b.. oosO
100 14th NV Ar snS n % hoor 90 n
eoa Twelfth nj, No.. I'd floor Az and b. lS.o
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
aSrl
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lost AND FOTTND

One cent a word each time for Is words times
I. a black chiffon neckDiece. Reward for re-
turn to 9O1 F. st. s.w.
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LOST-ON MARCH 9. A n. A. X. PIN. IN OR
between the Library Of Congress and the Con
grcssional cafe. Reward if returned TO 1904
Mass.
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WALL PAPER.

WE ARE Now SHOWING 1905 PATTERNS IL
wall paper: also closing out leftover stock
at a great sacrifice. Give us q call. +. q.
NOLTE. 901 18th 81. NV. ia4-30t
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FOR RENT
1000 n e.t q rooms q nd hath % 81
1000 X Cot & rooms and hatb ~ s.
Ic11 Sth - W e rooms and hath 81 &
oos ,aE sw rooms and ha .... ~ =,
so NV q rooms and water. 5000. l5.J
CHARLES IINKINS 2O4 DOT AcGin bldg.
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WANTED

OLD FEATHER BEDS.
Highest market price paid. BEDDING FAC
TORY. S12 18th ST. NV. Phone Main 303.
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LOST-RED CARD CASE WEDNESDAY, NIGHT
in vicinity of Riggs house. $50 demonna ton.
Liberal reward: no questions. AkERS. 1896
st. NV. mhG3t'
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WASHINGTON & POTOMAC STEAMBOAT co
randall Line)
STEAMERS FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Str Harry Randall Monday an,i Saturday
am. and Wednesday. 4 pm. for river landings
to Wicomico river and Nomni creek landings
Lower Machodoc creek. Wednesday only Re.
turning. steamer arrives In Washington Tues.
day and SUNDAY afternoons and Friday morning.
landings as far Glymont Sunday. Tuesday
and Thursday to Grinders in addition. Return
Ing, arrives In Washington about pm
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THE OLD. USELESS GOLD
and silver lying idle in your possession. Corals
diamonds. canoes. jewery and silverware
bought. c. F. KARR. Jeweler. sis 18th ST.
above r. ny2-tf
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LOST-LADY'S GOLD WATCH: MONOGRAM
r NJ NJ" Liberal reward Room us. Dos
G.
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LoST-sUNDAY LAST, GOLD BARRETTE. IN
scribed e F. o.. June "a. o. Reward
Room GO. Home Life bldg. mh5-3t
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FOR RENT
s.. 800. .2339 Mass nw.1lr
$50. 81 18th NV. store
1928. 1925 oath nv. 12r
500. 1910 G pw. Tor
500 & $50. .l407 18th
NV. Tor
ST.. 1911 Pa.av.sto. dwg
&6S. .1011 y Fl av nw.l2r
$50 The Montgomery. II
$50. 1925 14th NV. 1T
SEQ. 1908 Champlain av
s555. -. 4O1 4th NV. l3r
$50. 1924 1lth NV. Tor
e55.. .17oS r NV. Tor
$50. .2505 Champlain av
sa5. 1852 Col I'd. l0r
k1h. ..1SnS Eal'a av.12r
So. 80. 1904 l9th,nw. l0r,
$50 50. The Westover. sr
$50. 80. 1873 oath CIV. Tor
5000. 1929 K NV. ltf
$40. az. o211 Wash cir.9e
$50. go. .1016 22d NV. At
s:5n. The Marlborough. Or
$50. Tho Cumberland. 5r
$50. .3:7I 18Th NV. Or
go. 1Ie3 Eilh'ne NV. t0r
$50. ..221 I NV. l2r
s45. G5. 1912 s NV. 1lr
s43. co. .1O03 y H av.lOr
So. 1909 oath NV. Tor
S45. .Tne Victoria. 5r
s45. The Wrstovar. fr
S45. Life Euclid. Tor
1870. The Brunswick. Ar
s42.5n. ..1747 F NV. Sf
$3.50. The Miller. 5r
s40.75. ..1513 s NV. Tor
$40. 65. .6a3 F. Cap. TOE
$40. 65. .22O9 Wash ct. 81
$40. The Cambridge. .fr
$40. ..S23 10Th nv. Or
$40. .tIlI Euclid NV. De
$3.50. 1927 Ore av. lnr
S3i. so. 1928 Q-uw. Tr
S21 80. 2443 Ont I'd nw.9r
S35. go. 1006 22d my. 81
For complete list OF PR
weekly
SWAETZEIIL. RHEE
fnCQ n oSn ore
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LOST-TUESDAY. MARCH 3. SMALL GOLD
red enamel-face watch and pin. between 18th
and F ne and All and Maryland ave. s.w., on
18th and D and 9th ST. cars Reward IL re-
turned to 1923 NV. second floor. mh5-3fs
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LOST-ROUND GOLD BRACELET. WITH NAME
"Eleanora Hayden engraved inside. Liberal
reward If returned 1850 Kenyon st.
mh5-3t
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l. "a ~ iLSos -
ma. ave.
2@is G. Or. W. 1850
Gas 18th ne. Jr. w. .l2.G On
243S Va at. ir. VIII. 20
2102 +. Rr. w. IL. 30
APARTMENTS.
140f H. 2 d. 5r. b. a. 90
1920 Q. "a. Art 20. 81
hn5A 23d, 2h.5r.b 20. so
D1A 23d. 6r.h.lat.20.5
$40 Goth. 81. +r. b.IS.50
TIE CARLISLE. lel;
X. non housekeeping
8 rooms, bath. 30 50
COLORED.
1921 Va av. Or. b.. ..l1.J0
1904 Chase ct. Or.
w. lat. LOO
I'LL \ Sc. 7r. ". r. 80
OCH I. 5r. w..-..12.aO
704 18th ne. 5r.w. 1910
oO3O " Alnv ct ir. wl0.J0
STORES.
1904 Fl. gr. W. .2S. on
I243 Goth, st. eel. Is 90
2134 r. 1r. w.....l2..0
1317 Wisconsin av.laa.0u
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S"-4SS Ia av. heated
rms. $40. $3.50. $50
louses and Eats apply &C
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WANTED WESCHLER'S. 800 T.. AVE NV
a good place to DISPOSE Of your furniture.
pianos. etc. 10y auction: satisfactory results;
prompt returns. Sale every Saturday. 10 am.
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FOUND-POCKET BOON. THURSDAY. OWNER
can obtain by addressing DR.. GRENFELL. 1907
Ii ,al,S
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FOR RENr-BY wEscoTT & WILCOX.

FOR RENT-BY wFSC'
1907 Pc
:a1l Pa az. sto. dw$s5.0 on
onS23 y. ARB. uni 40. 90
l7n6 P. Tor. b. ami IS. 30
: :.:. v. Ter. h. ami 81 30
91s 23d. Tor. h. ami. so. 80
o13S X. or. h. Gel. a mit5.I5
1920 Fl. iOr.b.ami.45.D
721 10Th. Sr. n. eel. 40. 20
9n20 N. Tor. h. lat. .35.Ia
l114 18th. Tor. h. lat.35. IS
1928 Pa av. Tor. b. rs as
oll3 ". Tor. h. .35. 50
1904 Fl. DIV. Or. h. lat. IS. o.,
2221 Pa av. Tor. h. 30 so
e139 x. Sr. h. eel. ~ so
al 23d. sr. h. -. 80. 81
Takoma. Or. b. 30. so
3572 10th. Or. h.cele7 so
1927 n. ar. h. lat. &c. 90
SO G ne. Or. b.lat. 90. GO
l425 35th. Or. b.lat.22. 30
9oi24 K. 7r. b, lat.22.50
1925 Both. Or. b. ..M. 90
1910 q. ar. l.. lat. 1850
s11 goth. 5r. ". ...15.5O
ElT Goth. 5r. w....16.1
1a4 oath. Or. w. :. 80
34I4 o. Or. b. 1890
243S l. 5r. W. IL .m
2J2l I. NJ. ". IA 90
For full list Of small
office
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FARMS.

800 ACRES IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Two miles from town and station:
church school, store: miles from electric
line: 81 miles from Washington. good pike:
. miles from river: good boating and fishing:
fine house of IL and bath: plenty Of
shade: splendid outlook: barn and Out buildings
in good condition: water In honse aud barn:
plenty of fruit: newly fenced: price, only
$4,000
TAGGART-THRIFT co. 1905 y. Y. ave.
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WANTED-SEND Us POSTAL OR PHONE MAIN
3416 il you Rave any furniture to sell. and
will allow you the full value. NEW YORK
FURNITURE HOUSE Cor. 9th and SITS. NV
Storage. packing and shipping at most rea-
sonable rates. fe24-GsOt
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTFB-TO RENT. WITH OPTION OF Bl "
ing. or 10 house. With On" or u,hre
acres. in District near car line. Address Fox
81 Star Chicc mh6-3'
WANTED--T0 PURCHASE HOME Of SEVEN
or eight rooms in northwest suburbs: state
price location and full dnsrription. notice
will be taken ADDRESS Box IS, Star office.
mh6 rs
WANTEp-I AN INSTRUCTED BY OUT-0F-
town client To invest very large sum In good
income property. Will buy any class Of prop
erty in any section. and pay spot cash.
also have large TO loan real estate.
II you want cash for your property or loan.
see me. WM. II. LANHAM. 62l 18th st.
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FOR RENT-D.D.THOr
l145 18th NV. 9f.$--
2303 Ontario av Or. h2e. -
11n2 7th ne. Or. b. Oh. ~ |
It's r ! av. sto. DIV. NJ. 80
Tn2 10th ne. Sr. b. %. 30
31ah. Mo av. Sr. b.2a.:0
51S Tenn av. CIR. h. %. 20
GIG La av. Ar. W. Is. so
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W-ANTED-EASTERN FEATHER COMPANY.
this month-50. COO lbs. old feathers: hi:hes:
cash price: also furniture. Send postal: will
call at once. 213 9TH st. NV. fe14-4Sts
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. bric-a -brac and all kinds Of household
goods. BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP 14th
and SITS. NV. Phone North 1919. fet7-tf
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LOST-TUESDAY. I'D. WASHED GOLD SILVER
link purse. between Drummond Md. and ST.
AIMS Church. Tenallytown. Liberal reward:
valued for association. Return to r. u. HUNT.
Real Estate Department. Washington Loan and
Trust Company. mh5-3t'