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TO MAKE
FUSS OVER TEDDY
Republic Would Pay Him Ho-
mage Due to Any Reign
ing Monarch.
ROOSEVELT KICKS ON IT
A LECTURE AT THE SOREONNE
AND A DINNER At THE ELYSEE
TO BE PRINCIPAL FEATURES
OF THE VISIT.

Paris. February 16.-M. Lizard, Vice
Rector Of the University of Paris, has
been officially advised that Theodore
Roosevelt will reach Paris about April
Il. and that the length of his stay will
probably not exceed three or four
days.
The French Government is anxious
to receive the former President of the
United States with the highest hon
ors. French society is preparing to
lionize him: the literary. philosoph-
ical, geographical and scientific bodies
all desire to entertain him. and the
American colony would like to give
a grand banquet in his honor But
Mr. Roosevelt has discreetly allowed
it to be understood that he particu-
larly desires to avoid any appearance
OF ostentation. and that he will pre-
serve as far as possible. merely the
role of man of learning, in which
capacity he accepted the invitation to
lecture at the Sorbonne University
extended to him through Ambassador
Juserand while he still occupied the
White House.
Mr. Roosevelt's visit to Paris. there
features which characterized eX-Presi-
dent Grants visit here at the time Of
his tour around the world.
Like Sovereign.
Mr. Grant. while not the official
guest of the nation was received al
most like a reigning sovereign. Mr.
Roosevelt's wishes will be carried out
in the main, but the Government has
declined to forego the honor of en-
PERTAINING him. and the ex-President
has accepted the invitation OF Presi-
dent Fallieres to be his guest at din
ner at the Elvsee Palace.
This was arranged by Ambassador
Jusserand. who will make special
trip across the ocean to be present
during Mr.. Roosevelt's stay.
The exact program at the Sorbonne
will not be definitely arranged by the
council of the university until after
further consultation with the ex-
President.
May Have Greek Play.
The council would like to arrange
one of its famous fetes in his honor
at which Greek play would be pro-
duced, but it doubts whether Mr.
Roosevelt would accept.
It has been Professionally decided
that after the lecture. which will be
held in the grand amphitheater in the
afternoon. large reception will be
held in the grand salon Of the unfver-
SHY, at which the lecturer will meet
a brilliant assemblage of French saw
ants. including French scientists and
philosophers and other distinguished
persons.
On April IS. Mr. Roosevelt viii be
received in solemn audience by the
institute. of which he is a member By
virtue Of his recent election as an as
sociate member of the Academy Of Pc.
litical and Moral Sciences.
Two years ago Mr.. Roosevelt &C.
cepted an invitation to visit ex-Presi.
/ dent I<oubet at his country seat on the
first occasion that he came to France
but the briefness of his stay will prob
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ably compel the abandonment of this
plan. Mr.. Roosevelt. however, will
have an opportunity to see NJ. Loubet
in Paris. where he resides until early
in summer
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A Cruel Stab.

Katie-What lovely ring: Matte
Isn't It: This ring was given me on
my twenty-frst birthday. katie-Rea!-
ly: Why. how we'll preserved it is!
It's hardly a bit worn! Cleveland
Lender.
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Cooper of indianapolis who are guests
of Mrs. Milton Craighead. Miss Coop
er was presented with the favor. The
other guests were Miss Abbie Schaef-
err, Miss Elizabeth Davidson of Paoli,
Indiana, who is the house guest of
Miss Sarah Arlington, Miss Ruby Ha-
ner, Miss Katherine Rettig, Miss Flor
ence Corwin and Miss Sarah Adding
ton.
Friday afternoon Miss Mary Dickin-
son will entertain in honor of Mrs.
Craighead's guests.
WERE GUESTS HERE.
Mrs. Thomas o. Laughlin of Terre
Haute and Miss Elizabeth Cain of
Chicago, have returned home after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vessel of South Thirteenth street.
- X -
ENTERTAIN SENIOR GIRLS.
Saturday afternoon, Miss Elsie Mar
shall will entertain the Senior girls
of Earlham college at her home on
South Sixteenth street The affair
promises to be most enjoyable.
y - ~
TO CENTERVlLLE.
A cantata, Grown and Cross
was given last evening in the Chris
tan church in Centerville by the
choir of the First Christian church OF
this city. The program as recently
published was given without change.
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CLUB EVENTS FOR TODAY.

Penny club is meeting with Mrs. c..
X. Barnes at her home on Fort Wayne
avenue.
West Side aid society of the First
Christian church is meeting with Mrs.
Coffman.
Criterion club is observing guest day
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Os-
car Hasty.
A Valentine social will be held this
evening at the home of Miss Belle v.
Scott by the East End aid society Of
the First Christian church.
Members of the Duplicate whist club
are meeting with Mrs. W. X. Brad
bury.
A dance will be given this evening
in the Odd Fellows hall by members OF
the Wednesday evening assembly.
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ALL DAY MEETING.

Members are urged to attend the
all day meeting of the Ladies Aid So
Ciety of Reid Memorial hospital to be
held at the home of Mrs. Frank Glass,
East Main street The time will be
spent at Eeedlework
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis enter
tanned Monday evening in celebration
Of their tenth wedding anniversary.
They received number of beautiful
and useful presents. Dinner in sever
al courses was served to Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0.
Haisley. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Starr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dietemeyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Pitts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Tubesing, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Har-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gates, Mrs.
Edna Petro and son of New Castle.
ind, Misses Kathryn Lamb. Edna
Starr, Carrie Starr. Alsa Voorhees,, Eli
Zabeth Starr, Laura Dietemeyer, Ma
RE Harris, Lily Pitts and Mary Will
son, Messrs. Lester Davis, Walter
Brumfield, Elmer Berg, Robert Nor
ris, Howard Thompson, Robert Starr
and Verlin Tubesing.
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Chivairous Johnnie.

whats the matter. DEAR"
Il have just had fight with John
ME over dividin' the candy you gave
u.s."
WAS there no one to take your
part:"
"Yes'm: Johnnie took it."-Houston
Post
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WEDNESDAY ASSEMBLY,

The Wednesday Evening Assembly
will meet this evening in the Odd Eel
lows hall. All members are cordially
invited to atatend. A short business
meeting will be held.
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CLUB NOTES
MRS, PYLE TO ENTERTAIN,

Mrs. Webb Pyle will be hostess this
week for a meeting of the Thursday
Sheepshead club at her home, 422
South Twelfth street.
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EDITED BY ELIZABETH R. THOMAS.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Fry substituted for
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Dyer. Sleeps
head was played at three tables. Mrs.
Edward klute and Mr.. and Mrs Sol
Frankel were given the fayors. After
the game luncheon was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Cooper will enter
tain the club in two weeks at their
home on South Twelfth street.
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boy OF nvc, 6rok0
rash. Three doc
tors prescribed fer
him. but he kept
getting worse un-
til We could not
d re s 8 him any
more. They finally
advised me to try
q certain medical
college. but its
treatment did no
good. At the tiH.lo
/ vas induced TO
try Cuticura ho
was so bad that I
had to cut his hair
of and pct fho
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HAPPY HOUR CLUB.

Mrs. Will Morrow will be hostess for
a meeting of the Happy Hour sewing
circle Thursday afternoon at her home
near Chesetr All members are urged
to be present
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SHEPHERD CLUB.

The Shepherd club met last evening
with Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cooper at
their home on South Twelfth street.
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FOR VISITING GUESTS.

Miss Ruth Thistlethwaite entertain
cd with small bridge party Tuesday
afternoon at her home on North Elev-
Jennie Carson and Miss Katherine
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AID SOCIETY MET.

The West Side Aid society of the
First Christian church met this after
noon with Mrs. Carl Coffman at her
home on North Seventh street.
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GASTON-WlNCHESTER.

The many friends of Mr.. Ellis D..
CASTOR will be pleased to learn Of his
marriage to Mrs. Anna Winchester of
Muncie, Ind. Mr. CASTOR travels for
the Richmond Casket company.
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CONGENIAL TWELVE,

The Congenial Twelve whist club was
entertained in charming manner yes
terday afternoon by Mrs Webb Pyle
at her home on South Twelfth street
Mrs. George Chrisman was a guest for
the afternoon. Whist was played at
several tables. Fayors were presented
to Mrs. John Tillman and Mrs. How
ard Townsend. At the conclusion Of
the game a dainty luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess. In two weeks Mrs.
Edward Cooped entertains the club at
her home on South Twelfth street
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Communications to be inserted
In the society news and the club
notes columns must be signed by
the writer to insure publication.
No consideration will be given
anonymous communications.
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AFTERMATH MEETING.

A number of important matters
were considered at Tuesdays meet
ing of the Aftermath society held at
the home of Mrs. Arthur L.. Murray
on South Eighteenth street A large
number of the members were in at
tendance. Miss Emma Trueblood was
appointed chairman of the program
committee. Mrs. F.. w. Stephens was
made chairman of the civic committee
assisted by Mrs. NJ. F. Johnston and
Miss Mary A. Stubs. Mrs. Frank
Clark, Mrs. Harry Daily and Miss
Penninah Norman. resolution was
drawn up which is printed elsewhere
in this paper
After the business session the af-
ternOOn's program was presented.
The Philosophy of Play" was the
subject of an interesting paper read
by Mrs. T. NJ. Guild. A discussion
participated in by the members fol-
lowed the reading of the paper Mrs.
w. S. Hiser and Mrs. f. P. Trueblood
read poems. Mrs. Harry Daily enter
tains the club in two weeks.
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BASKET SUPPER.
A basket supper will be given Sat
urday evening in the Masonic tenn
pie by members of the Eastern Star
All members and friends are cordially
invited to attend.
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CIRCLE NUMBER THREE.

Circle number three of the Ladies
Aid society of the First English Lu
theran church will hold it's meeting
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Eben
Louck at her home on East Main
street.
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Cuticura Ointment On hi-l cn bandascs.
es it vcs impossible to touch him with
the bare hand. There vas not enc
square inch of skin en- his whole body
that vas not Affected. Cc vas one mass
OF sores. The bandare Used to stick to
his skin end IN removing them it used
to take the sin CT with them. and tLo
screams fror1 the poor child were heat
wo;:Id nsver ,et "a, % %. ef.1- the scc :.
ond application Of Cuticura Ointment I
began to see signs q improvement. end
with the third and fourth applications
the sores commenced to dry up. His
skin peeled CT twenty tines. but is
finally yielded to the treatment. Now
en- say that re Is entirely cured. end
a stronger ard healthier boy you never
ec- than he is to-da-. twelve years CT
more since the euro wos effected. Rob.
ert Nottan, lli5 Fo-t->ciChth St.
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 0, 1900"
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GUESTS At INDIANAPOLIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Byram Robbins were
guests at Indianapolis yesterday.
They went over to see Anna Held in
Miss Innocence"
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WEDNESDAY CLUB,

Mrs. Roy Taylor was hostess this
afternoon for a meeting of the Wednes-
day club at her home on South Fourth
street.
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DANCING CLASS TO MEET.

Mrs. Charles Kolp's afternoon dane
ing class will meet Saturday after
noon from two until three o'clock in
the Odd Fellows hall From three
until five o'clock members Of the Fri
day evening dancing class will be per-
mitted to dance
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Lii..ions e -o-cn prefer Crtic-,ra
Soap to al ot,cr sim eoaDs for r-cyc-y.
Ing. purifying md identifying the skin.
scalp. hair c-d hands. For rcshes.
itchincs and chafngs, red. rough hands.
dry. thin and fslIing hair. for infan,ile
e-uptions lnd skin ble-nishcs and every
purpose q The toilet, bath End nursery.
Cuticura Sosp aad Cuticura Ointment
Ire invaluable.
20 1919 Esso1v-Es .soc der a ZEE fo-z q
SsaFogsnszs e. go Pos,er D.sa 90 ce<9-
0nAised fre~. 32-paee Czfsrurn B0Dkire- IN
AosAagsy q ASees1on0 q th0 sASn, sealD sd Ha1E
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NOT AN INCH OF
HEALTHY SKIN
Left on Whole Body-Boy Of Five
Mass Of Itching Eruption and His
Screams were Heart Breaking-
Bandages Stuck to His Flesh.
CURED BY CUTICURA
TWELVE YEARS AGO

"Mv little son. a boy Of Eve, broke
out with an itching rash. Three doc
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MEN TO BE ENTERTAINED,

Thursday evening a dinner will be
\. l.. jenkins on National avenue for
the men of the West Richmond
Friends church.
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SoNDER R,CES WITH GERNANS.
ga,,erW y. e. Accepts InVtiaSiO1 90 visit
k1ct next Year.

The Eastern Yacht Club has aecspted the
Invitation Of the kaiseribcher Yacht Club
70 Welt ktel next year and 20 race against
yhe German -onder class yachts Three
American and three German yachts are 70
compete IN \ seriss ~ Vaces. the conditions
20 govern being similar to ihoee thar have
governed faTmev race The American
v.chts It'll 60 to Germany N June "a order
% bs able 20 sail ~ the Mel regA,tas. and
IN. trial races 90 select thsss represents
lives viii ~ sailed probably W. bc'obeT
II vaa said last year has tho trial races
foT the next GsrmSg march would - %ailed
an Bugysrd- Bsv becAuss che conditions
hove we're more nearly he those a. Mel
,han srvwhsre else along rho coast w
,ba-s trial races only thoss sho are Nsl!inR
"a AXE heir yarhts 90 kiel viii ~ slloyed
20 compete The baetern hachI lnn nnr
.jrrsdy been assured that several lschts
I'm .iri Rave boats foF th~ss trials; ard
.r,gns th-s@ viii - Commodore " iltam
II Guide, who las' year Won ne az 'Ip
.ttb she Joysttc George Thomas q
Philadelphia. rho - haVing p. oo ti.s ou, y.
,cse, ne Spantah vhchtsnen Robert " f,
Ernmons ID. Nho has had boat ou't ~
ae-,s.hoH , IeNie Stackpole end Com b.
nodors Js~is CLARK 81, the ta''ern
~. : asssrn Yaeht Club viii end . ls''sr
"A In,srIcsn vSchtsrneN sskine Them 20
axe part IN thee tIiala Ihe boats "'1s'
n,t OF more chan e. tOo
This viii be 4 buoy year for me .ondef
eosts Ihsg ~ ~ 49, isIis AZ y n sSssis II
s.ss.9sh vaektar,,an viii - uallsd aRd then
49, Nj - the trfnig - aglScs ne rsaFo-
ssniarives % 20 ~ Alel
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tucked the asubels, and trailed through
The orchafde, missing not an inch, but
not one single. solitary rabbit was there,
either 20 welcome oE defy ". The bali
wick teersd az mo and caLled mo names
and went huIne swearing.
i didn't know until next dav What hal
become OF them rabbits. and then ! ~
loIced that ] hadn't been able Ia slay any
trom among can II seemed ~ me that
n had would have had to make haste
70 ne CSSe,y seat, Eys my.sh ~ ,ns
Them Jersey rabhits hsan't done thing
hut 90 Over 10 Cyr1la lOkun's.
Cyrus Yohum II a nssighbOr of miDe
Gyms YokuTn u a mas who posts everv
foot ~ ground he has got. Cyrus never
hunts or fishes himself. aud he wont Yet
any One else do u ON his domain: Never
So On the night before October : them
rA6Oits bad hopped. skipPed and lumped
out VI my Jersey brush lots aud stubllle
hslds and orchards AMI we're making
merry. one and all. IN thu safe refuge "
Cyrus YOkum's sacred preserves.
Just our common little cOttontaii
rabbit. swift as the wind aud tinid ~ u
10 swlft-hOw snart Il n! How much
IL knoNsi' said the man, smiling at Farmer
Green.
Then by and by he went Out with the
air Of one 20 whom IL was = matter VI no
consequence whether he took the rOAd
that went bv Mapes's Corners OF the road
In the opposite direction that leads down
PurgatOry swamp way. hut followed by
the pessimistic observation q Farmer
Green. who said
That Teller NAV. ~ a. innercent and
gIi.eles~ a. a -uckin' dove but II vas
him II don't seem 90 mo could keep from
duckin' under ,hs h..d or hikin' fer the
cellar the minute heard a thunder aud
lightnin storm comm up.
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that might b medsIlnd, GA 20 ueahs tansm
bod moro banyi1h thaA' ever ahs wears
them rtnglsan.
don't know OG s9y better way Of
setting q complimsas than By Attending
20 ones manicnlring. Ths hand whCse
nail v eioAsy and almond shaped. whose
1noona are IA evidence and whOos akln 10
treated until u u free from blsullsh or
spot 10 the hand that couAts In TIE beauty
competition.
1T V no wonder that the manicure longs
Tor mite. The mtttsd fnGsP " pretty Y
subJOOt fOT poetry.'
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coon TURNOUT AT PENN.
Varsity and Freshman Crews start m1sur
Work-syrscuse Oarsmen Report.

WOfh- -yrecuse Wartufn 8cDort
The Pennsylvanis crews began vafsp
work last week. eighty men. exclusive sf.
coxsWains. turning out for the FIRST practice
There we're eve varsity combinations and
40 many freshman eishts The frss vaFeity
crew had in " Eve men who have the var
slty letter The second varsity eight was
last year > freshman boat intAc, This vas
the fastest freshman crew Penn haa had
IN years. ana seemingly the intenfion 10 20
hold these nen together a. . strong Junior
eight
sSAon, g. nSSsIHnd. :. r smith. - Wai.ss.
g Bsnnitt. = STILES. stroke. RoaenGaFoon.
coHsWGin Bsnniit. Who 10 captain, aaag.
AN s@G sSS sad F ere $751; ss go
the four stlles vas IN the varsity boat fev
time but did n.e make IL after al last ysas
Howard add kspnnser we're IN frsaa@an
Itis likely that after the American Hezl9F
and other JunioE races she Penn hrse and
make up the eight and four for the Hudsea
races some Of the crews other than de-
ATst vsrsity. Witch rsoortsd foF tho bsEis-
s;;ss:, (. sS..s=S 5 sss--sssss - ! A1.s.xs.
ssSss s.sSS, s Sss sss H.,
eorEe. : DsitrSrh. FISH, W., $ xsTsea: 9 SsooS-
'' poa Il vsPasS1 49, sSS. Thrs%as. q
Morris. 3 Torrsy. 9 poyblev $ Ih0mptaa. a
fi,ss vsrsssyN SWIM SsT ssmsn TSsu,.
esa, sawyer. RAymcnd. ;. Aiqnsr. q Pvia. y
: 3 Walton. ssyoke. NiiiianaG. coHsUatn-
The nrst and second freshman crews
we're.
a,.%: :s III s.I SS'i s'Es sSSIs.. f.' .S
burn. stToke.
fish bsN Jarnisan, Mclean. s. Proaaaos. .
Miner s. Huber. q. Gaia. :. waplsS. stroke
n: syrsoSss y cS:,sS sE;. O. q o..
bow Grimm. ?. Putnam. :. Dodge. Z: FFsw-
ley, 5 sinner. q Camp. 2 hanka. afrofa
Lhegs are ~Wo % these Who we're N -
syracuss varsity eight Lass ysNr-BtInsF.
captain thts yesy. md Putnam. Elses
fore the race. He got tonsillitia And had %
~ taken cut. Bank atroked TIE four iaae
year. Camp wna a. IN the ffeahunan eight
FraWley 81 6, Dodge 80 O. ana oFiInIa Il :
iait ygar. MS n fairly gEDagiepo1d Voc.
ganm a. tan Eynk. SJr.. y atlping %
81 - rf1H'aF rctl ~ sns 3 Haulf-
~ q ~ Elaas ~ 80 - gRac9a8'
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RIFIE >HOOTTNG.
OrpsraI IIcoWrT Nas n G"od Night ~
~, rnth Regiment shoot.

Inc .u'rN list IN Frlsia. n.gli- meet
Iu1 1f tho seventh teCiTu"ui RE 'lub
v"r" vel nlIsd sni tie us',n.-- 90 ,.a--
cup Mach No = vsr. k"-n'y .pu ,--t 80
Tor corporal Houn.s OF company &
,a,0ud prize m ,tc rapid rre. %. r,a-ins
hI- lead m ia" ,up Ust' and '" suah
.. - uEi to Mr. R0nner IN -" -NlTg-h ootsT
"la-- With good lore u 0rd'.r 20 vim
great Improvement m tho n.Ht tsp nights
81 the match CORPORAL ] II lI'us again
S nor I' ,sp'S S Ts INC @ soo . ~ az. :,
Private " Human Won the frsi prize
N the etyc.It slsss Of ths Iapid fTs match
s The MOVIE 10 he rnS;st are Ions
icT o. SS@ S hS0i ana Priyats HUN aa
sung contest Tor the cad IN tbs lass iass
The club wti hold another Saturday aiier-
noon meeting neat week at 5 O'Clock The
LEADEss ~ Class ecpH,TcE No p E1FERT Class
corgoral P. ? tsrsSdon' tom-
J. p fsiI veteran - ~
sHAarsHooryn class
,OSporsl q r Van cies' CON
pr'T1s1ss ' " Terry. Company az = ~
s0vIcg Lass
PriNAtP Luml-y. Company n - fN7
Private . tutehinscr. Con-.
p-F's'. 2. /. wncoI. Company = n ~
Fusr ESrHy FTtEH vpNIEs
FEpey, ciaa.-SsrE' 2 n. Lsssk,
yhsre,hoo,sr cls.s-oerpsrsl n.
e pnNrfr. Company ... - a. 81
Novice Ciats-p revaN ~ O.
HuTChinaon. com pany n ~
EAFtD gtgE sarcE. ExRERr cLAsa
W. Yds tn
Private " HtnunAn. Company I. = = a
PriVafs \. SchotE. Company ... y . a.
amARpaHooTER Class
Corporal 7 . L1eus. Company 70 e a.
Corporal 2 A. nOnneT. Company y 70 a.
TWICE CLsaz
L. Corporal ?. Fresma1. CON
Private {. p. Grey. Company Ks Il 81
txPEaT QUAffRIcau 80
isefls- ncp6d
sr1ir. ftsa. IA
Priyatl y. 2. cEaM. compaay a.. a lm
ooi = /. 4. 'i sosssf. c6lsasyi . vi
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alley. An exceptional opportunity for printing
SHANNON LUcHs. 7ls 18th st. NV.
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$5,UO0.
BEST. PART OF THE NORTHEAST.
In an exceptionally convenient neighborhood
A modern house OF the finest construction.
Contains spacious and tiled oath.
HOT-WATER HEAT. Hardwood trim. A snap
at this low fgure-$5. 600.
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$1,000.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HOME.
One Of the finest locations on the hill. \
very desirable bay window brick residence OF 8
spacious rooms and tiled bath. Hot water heat.
In fine condition. One of the best constructed
houses In Washington. A positive bargain at
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 14th st. NV.
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$1,000.
CLOSE TO 18th ST, ON THE HILL.
CHEAP house Columbia Heights this IL
certainly 1t. Only few houses from the ca,
line beaut ~ Sstory hay. hsyTnow brick
heat In perfect condition. Always occupied
by owner Must be sold.
SHANNON & LUCHS, 71S 14th st. NV.
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50 500

$500.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. BILTMORE ST
magnificent home in the very best section
OF the Heights. Contains 10 beautiful rooms and
tiled bath. Hot-water heat. In very fine con.
dition. positive bargain at 50. 500. 1t will
pay you to inspect this house.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 14tb st. NV.
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