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TOMORROW.
ADAM A. WKsCHLER, AUCTTONEER.
Assignee's Sale of Valuable
Saloon and Hotel Busi-
ness at Nos. 7oo-711 D
Street NV, Including
Furniture, Fixtures,
Stock in Trade, License
ond 7 ease

By virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court
Of william T. Burdine, Equity No. s2sz5. the
undersigned viii sell By g1biis suction On a. IL g
NINETEENTH, 1914. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AN, valuable bsrrSom a,I and ro0minS businss..
tric fans, ranges, desks, crocksry, glassware.
kitchen requisites, unexpired term retail liquor
license lease and stock in trade. Also, house.
hold furniture and effects contained within
twenty five rooms.
SALE balance to be paid when license
and lease are ready for transfer. otherwise
right is reserved to resell at risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser, after i've o. days adver.
tisement in some newspaper published in Wash.
ington, D. @. Transfer and conveyancing at
JOHN W. CoLsToN. Assignee.
N. D. ROSENBERG. Attorney,
7th and e sta NV. a1l6, 16, l7,l0
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF THE
THRED-STORY BRICK DWELLING. OC-
CLIPPED A An APARTMENT HOUSE,

TRUSTEES SAkG VALUABLE LIME hVN ED
REAL EGTATE, CONSISTING OF THE
THREDSTORY BRICK DWELLING. OC-
CUPIED AZ AN APARTMENT HOUSE,
SITUATED NO. 500 21st ST. NV.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 3543. folio 463 ct seq.. Of
the land records Of the District OF Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustee Will sell, at public auc-
tion. in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
THE TwENTY-SEvENTH DAY OF AUGUST.
AID. 1914. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and premises. situate in
the city of Washington, District Of Columbia,
and designated and being the south twenty
one (2l) feet front by the depth Of original lot
hundred and one (i0ij. together with the i'm
pfovements.
Terms Of sale: one.third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, balance In two equal In.
stailments. payable in one and two years. Win
semi-annually. from day Of sale. secured BY deed
the option Of the purchaser. \ deposit of 5000
ancins. recording. ETC.. at cost Of purchaser.
Terms Of sale to he complied with within fifteen
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost OF defaultlng purchaser, after nve
days advertisement Of such resale In some
neWvpaper published IN Washington. D. O.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co.,
Trustee.
.u1s, e e, ,za,as Assh1w fAAhhk' vle' r1enoen''
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roK RES
50. 600. 1857 Wyo av. 1Sr
$3.50. .2401 Mass av,@r
$50. .14O2 l. nv. Tor
S1l2.0.S5l7 18th nw.19r
f1lO.1S65 Wyo av nw,11r
800. .l133 lIth NV. l2P
SIS. o Grant pl NV. 14r
$75.472 Pa av NV. store
$65. . .3173 18th NV, 11f
$65. ..Sl9 18th NV, "a, 2f
e&. .1729 Q nv. 10r
$50. 1909 oath NV, 12r
SEQ. 1912 Newark NV. .11r
$52.5O.S156 18th NV, 1zr
S1.15.1416 RI av NV, Tor
S50.5O. 1S37Cal av nv. .10F
$50. 1927 Newton NV, ,1Or
$50. ....81 D NV. 16f
$50. 1862 Kenyon NV, ,12F
e4S. SO. .3349 18th NV. Tor
s4S. 1912 Newton nv, Tor
SIS. .0173 18th NV, 10f
$4l.0. 81? 18th nv. Or
$40. so. I'LL 17th NV, SY
5000. @.1723 Eucild nv, Or
$40. 9Th NV. lOr
$40. 172{ Newton NV, 9P
$40. .2466 Ont I'd nv, Or
e3S. .q5. ...311 d NV, l8r
SIS. 10. a32 Pa av nv, Or
$3.50. 2S19 18th NV, q
$35. 60. .b31 21st nv, lOr
ts5. 80. :. 1914 I NV. Or
t35. 80. ..106 L M, 11f
$3.50. .1320 W nv, O.
$3.50. 1880 " nv, o.
$3.50. 1883 T NV. sr
e35. 80 1872 K NV. In
@. .1I17 o NV, ST.
tS5. ..60T Rock Creek
Church road. store
&32.@ ....N7 T nv. o.
$32.@. J345 Corc'n nv,7rI
Gl.1. 1922 Cnrcora q, ,81
80. .50.126 Fla av nv, or
$50 50. .A01 4th NV. Or
$50. 30. 4O07 9th nv, sri
70. 50. 1000 Marlboro, 6r
"....16O2 s NV. Sr
APART
$50. The Dresden. d.
$6S. The Brunswick. 1r
@. The LonsdaIe, q
40. The Dresden, Ar
$40. The Cambridge. A.
S17. 80 The Morton. 4r
o1.6.The Earlington,5s
GAR
Alx-~..............
Fer complete list Of pr
swARTZELL. RHEl
7y7 18th
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-MY BEAUTIFUL
farm on the Penn. railroad between Baltimore
and Washington, containing 205 acres; under
fine state Of cultivation; splendid s-room house
and ontbuildings and tenant houses; min.
walk from railroad station; price only SIS, 600.
Owner. Box 10S Star office.
1Oo-ACRE FARM. " MILES FROM D. @ LINE,
montgomery county, fronting 1900 IT. on mac
adamized road and adjoining the late Abner es-
near the Noyes property: only desirable tract in
this section; owner nonresident aud viii sell
at price much less than value. Investigate at
NEW YORK orr oRPas REAL EsTArE BROKERS' 1923 F.
W., A. and Mt. v. Rwy.. three-auarter- mile
sacrifice, $1,000 per acre; worth double.
msesn 1s pes as frS% sdty In
$4,000: been held at $4,000.
COLUMBIA BUSINESS BROKERS. COZ st. NV.
SIT 800 WILL BUY THE ALTAMONT SPRING
fruit farm, live stock and equipment; imme-
diate possession: s.. 900 crop this year; los
elegant condition; altitude. soil, air. drainage
perfect: located on top. Blue Ridge mts.. af-
fording grand view OF Cumberland and Shen-
c., on B. 4 O., at Rohrersvflle sta: no In
cumbrances: good buildings LANCELOT
JACQUES. sr. Smithsburg, Md.
4s ACRES. Il MILES FROM CITY: SIX ROOM
house. outbuildings: good orchard: price In
$1,000 to $2.750 for quick sale.
q acres, southern Maryland: five room house;
outbuildings: plenty fruit: must sell: 81 50O
miles CITY, sne oep sssde
trust. 800: price. 81 700: would consider a lot
or automobile part payment.
Farms and suburban properties everywhere;
ARTHUR NJ. CoNNoR,
224 Oxford bIdg. 726 18th st.
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FOE RENT-1a02 CONN. AVE. NV: HOT
Watsr heat and electric lights throughout: 13
rooms and 3 baths; In psrfect condition; rent.
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1881 Q NV. sr, %. $3.50
ze5S 18th nv. .sr. b. 50. %
1855 Wis Az. Tor. b 30. 90
l840 Ontario pl nv.
.@, b ..........&.M
1895 10th NV, er, b. 500
IT'S willard nv. Sr,
2l23 18th nv. Tor. b4O. so
14O9 10th NV, Or. b.
tenants account. 0.00
1905 q NV. Or, b...D.0
1899 Oak NV. 6r. b. 80. 80
1895 Church nv, e, b36 50
S12 n J nv. Or. b.36. SO
36OS 18th, 7r, b. $3.50
1912 fngleside ter
race NV, 14r, bias. 50
PIT T NV. 6r, b. .0.@
1928 N n av nv, O.,
b ..............Sl.N
1875 18th NV. 90
90 o NV. 7r. b. 1910
2SO3 @ nv, 6r, b. 90
fZ7 Thomas NV, 7r. b3.H0
II Fla av NV. 6r, b.3.0
1877 Caroline st NV,
Or, b...........0.W
239 18th sw, Or, b.22.0
lS4 d ne. Or. b.. .2.o0
ia L &c. 6r.
$50 18th NV. Or. 1850
1O4 lst sw, Or. -. .12.@
1889 Cissel al NV. .4r.e.@
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JAMES F. SHEA; e.s LoUnIANA AvF. NV.

DWELLINGS
SO c NV. 21r.2b. ..$8l so
1711 Euclid NV. o, so. 80
11l8 9Th NV, ,l1r. b. 40.3
61v % NV Tor. b.3x. ~
COS I'D NV. Sr, b.. .30.J0
DWELLINGS
. Eye ne, lar, b. ..40.0
205 c ne. 12r. b. 1910
oO6 = Cap, 81 b...33.5e
226 11tb ne, 81, b-32. so
S1S G ne. Or. b. ....@.0
6l5 sth ne, Tr. b. -2S. so
1873 y c av ne, Or, b21.5O
1887 y C av. Or. ..2l. 30
U7 Morris ne. Or, b. 20. 10
1915 d ne, 6r. b. ..1S.5
DWELLINGS
GA b Sc, Or, b. ...2S. 90
Q d sc. 6r. b. $3.50
1907 @ se, 6r, b. . 1850
Cos z &c, 6r, b....lS.5o
t2Is Pc av se. sr. r.bI7.0
1909 Sd se. Or, b. .17.0
DWELLINGS
% G sw. 12r. %. .25. 30
1905 G sw. 6r. b. 20. so
406 11th sw, Sr,w.1s.50
l72 NJ sw, Or, b. .l7.JO
eco Va av sw .sr.b.1T 50
4s3 Z sw. 1r, w...16.J0
1227 C sw, sr, W. 1850
20o1a 4la sw. .5r. b. is. y
<67 z sw. Or. W. ...15. 70
S11 Mel av sw,5. .14.50
TWO-FAMl
iT0A T nv. Or. b. $50
1871 Fla av ne. Or. b22 50
l1lOB sc av 90, Or, b21 80
BIZ 18th ne. Or, b. 10. 80
1762 Willard, ST, 90
BUSINESS
GA Pa av NV. :. 300. .0O
43O 9th NV. "a. 1900
1901 AZ sw. w.st&l0r36. 90
026 LIST NV. store. 800
sos H ne, srorer'm22. 80
COLORED
1S47 O NV, Or. b. .3U. 80
1923 17th nw,7r,b. q. 80
PHI 18th NV. 1r,b.25.0l
1877 17th nw.7r.b- rs 30
<1S No av nw.11r. b25. .0Q
434 n NV. 7r. w...2i.0
70 D nv. Or, o. b....22.6
T3S 9Th NV. II, b. N. .G
1880 b ne. Or. b. ..0.0
4420 ] NV, 6r. ~. .JS.0
1910 O -. Or. b. ..11.G
120 l. NV, Or, ,w...l1.6
1881 b ne, Or. b. ..l6.5Q
2385 9Th NV. .4r. b. .16.@
652 B se. Or. w...15-S0
rs 10th Sc. 6r.w. .13. .3l
30 T. sw. 5r. ". .15.I
22tZ Va ~ uw.6.w.l5.N
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SIS. 1902 10th NV, Or
$27. 80. . 1909 9th NV. 7e
SIS. 80. 2O3S l7th nv, ~
S25. so. 1924 18th nv. 0f
SIS. so. .+013 Marlboro, u
SIS. so. 1872 14th NV, 7r
SIS. 40. 1880 29tb nv, u
Us. .1405h 1&th NV. Or
f5. .l734 4 NV. 6r
$23. so. 1924 10th NV, 8r
S3.0.11s0 wild nv w.6r
SIS. so. .522 Shepherd, 6f
t2s. 80. .8 Il ne. g.
500. .1511H 10th NV, 7f
122. 80. .S21 21st NV, Or
$22.sO. 18th & Irv ne. Sr
$22.b0.. .lS0 p NV. Sc
$3.50. .116 r sw. Sr
S22. 5O.56 Fla av NV. O.
&22. so. .466 Wash NV, Or
$21. 80. .2301 N NV. 6f
$40. 50. .9Ol 10th nv, ,sto
$50. so. .110o 22d NV. g.
SO. 80. =. .N4 q ne. 6r
5000. 2222 18th NV, Or
$50. . .1727 11th NV, Or
$40. "a p NV. Or
$50. 1904 9th nv, sbop
1890. 2z6 Mass NV, e.
$3.50. 5000 18th nw,6f
$lS.0.121 Otis pl NV ,5f
$3.50. .826 11th ne, e.
41a.0.1215 2Sth NV. 7f
$16. 6...... 800 K se, 7P
SIC. .SO.. ~ Mass NV, 0e
$16.5O.l704 Seaton nv, Or
$l6.0.212 Fla av nv, ,6e
$l6.0.17lSS Seaton NV. Or
S15. 40. Pas Cleve nv, Sc
SIS. .&37 / nv, 81
$14.. .2520 9Th NV, Be
l4.117 18th NV, rear
Sl3. 40. 1884 9Th NV, SF
$12. 20. 431 Warner nv, ,6r
$3.50. .@2O " EW, Or
$l1.0.l4 Benton Ne. 6s
S11.4O. .46S NcL'n sw ,6r
Ss. so. ....S17 Sth se, 6r
$l.m. 1911 Temper CO, 4r
160. ....10a n ., ~
S5o. Tbe Ripley. u
$32. 50. The Landmore, 4f
$32.W.T The Phoenix. 3r
$2S. 50. The Walton, 1r
$2S. 80. The Earlington, ,3P
$40. 80. The Morton, n
$20. .. The Terraces, 3e
GES.
-. Rear 446 II ct. p.w.
perty for rent send for
Iulletin.
N q HENSEY CO.,
nj n ~
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NORTHWEST.
sl2 + NV, sr, b. -. 80
100 Il NV. lar, %. .@. 90
BOZ Mo Az NV. i5r. DIS .,O
1343 LIST NV, Or. b. $3.50
NORTHEAST.
1914 d ne. Or, b. 1880
1112 Line I'd ne. ,b18.se
1915 d ne, Or. b. 1850
Ill 9Th ne, Or. b. $500
I3+5 + ne. Or. b. lilo
1900 H ne, Or, b. 1850
1901 II ne. Or, b. .16.SU
127 Prospect. Or. w..13.60
1895 Fla av ne. A.. v1l.00
602 18th ne. Or, r,w.10.0Q
SOUTHEAST.
:02 ] Sc. Or. o. .16. 30
eos 7th &c. Or. b. 1850
136 Heck'n se. .Gr. b. t5.5O
100 Heck'n se.6r.b.16.O0
1N4 A se, 5r. ". .12.0
fzs 9Th sr. ST. W..l2.2
SOUTHWEST.
A, 3O7 McL'n sw Or, w.1S.W
~; Lin sw. Z. w.i3.50
1902 4i7 sw. 6r. b. .13. 20
4gl I sw, 5r. w...12.sO
All n sw. 6r, w...12.@
231 Lin sw. Or, w.12.W
T12 ii sw, 5r, w...1l.0
is+7 Az sw.5r.w- .l0.5O
i 1906 Al sw. %S.w. 9. 90
LILY FLATS.
liza s @ av %, II, b. 1880
1l09 C Sc, 5r, b.. 1880
602 Park I'd nw,6, bic. 70
l2lA 18th ne. 81, b. .I3.SO
<S9h Tenn No. u. b. .l:.N
PROPERTY.
lS43 l. NV, st4dw. %. 90
ls23 l. NV. st6dw. D.UO
10l i Sc. st&cellar. 20. %
213 l1th ne, store. .16 %
l0f Water sw, sto. l1N
TENANTS.
lutS6 NJ av nv. w.5I,w15.N
l42i n NV. Sr. w..1B.HO
lo23 kingman pl NV,
Or. W ...........1b.0
u 14th se. ar, ". 1880
1921 Z NV, 5r. ". .l2.00
76 d sw. Or. w...11.M
!, u1 ad sw, 6r. II. SO
$40 II sw, 6f. v. .l1.OO
l0t2 Goth nv .br. w1O.1 80
] N0a Y nv, ~. y. 10. %
s12h Sd sw, Or, ". g. W
129 q se, Or. ". .e.0
J sos I'd sc. Or. w....s.Oo
J lei N sc, Or. ". 500
} l2W 4th NV, 2r. 500
} 1921 Half sW. .Ar.w. Z ~
ll259 Half sw. <r.w.f.30
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FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN CHEVY
Chase, D. c. This house was built by the pres
ent owner and occupant for his own home. Con-
tains rooms and bath. Large attic; sleeping
porch. Hot-water heat and every other CON
yenience q high-class home can have. Lot Is
feet front owner will take part payment q
small property in the city not exceeding In
price $4,000. An exceptional opportunity to
SHANNON 4 LUCHs. 71s 14th st. NV.
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SACRIFICE A 1880 HOUSE
for Sc, $50; 8 rooms. baths. basement, hot
water heat; 10 ft.x144 it.: excellent residence
district. Boz 282. Star ONCE. 49,
HANDSOME NEW HOUSE; NORTHWEST; ALL
modern improvements; 8 large rooms; giass-in-
2nd door: large yard: paved alley; outside
pantry; no agents. OWNER, Box 154. Star
once.
SOLD LEFT-YoU WILL BE CONVINCED
Of value on inspection; open all day and lighted
evenings; 4215 9th st. NV. Price and terms rea
sanable: material, construction and finish of the
highest quality: every convenience In these new.
ly arranged homes; see them. d. D. THOMP-
SON = CO.. 0wnsrn. 1885 = nv.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

oOoO Ak0k1xN 40Vx GAA -
FOR SALE (Continueal.
NBw GROOM HOUSE: ROCKVILLE ELEo-
sa1, pFies sea saks m suD sis lots for
HAMPTON PARK.
Houses and lots ON easy terma
Room 3. 1913 st. NV.
BIG OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE NEW
business location: modern improvements; big
lot or aereage Of ground:
One Groom and hath house; modern improve:
ments; two acres; orchard and garden: win sell
Dr.. CARA. 7s7 ,seh IT. NV. WASH. D. O.
CHEVY CHASE.
''The best suburb Of the National Capital"
The home builder will nnd there more In
ducements than can be offered By any otter
suburban section. Bu, now and live there this
summer.
Prices range noa lie to 5oc per squars
foot.
Carefully planned and wen built homeA
ready to occupy. from %. 75o MP.
Branch office at Chevy Chase circle opsn
every week day.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. INC.
General Sales Agent.
7Ss Fifteenth street northwest
COY GROOM BUNGALOW, HAVING WATER,
gas and sewerage; lot lOO1125: fruit; fenced:
reasonable. with terms. Boz 2oe, Star oface. .
HANDSOME. LARGE TWELVE, ROOM, R.
hall home; basement under whole house: three
through house: s large living rooms; good
81 sSaas pse 10. ns
az; 81 q sEo. ' e @iIREa. K:nois i' Sids.' 1 i1sS
$1,000; EASY TERMS; ROOMS; MODERN
conveniences: ~ acres; ten minutes. walk;
always open I'm Inquire at post Office Arthur
M. WHEELER. Jr, West Fails Church, Va.
SIX BOON HOUSE IN BRooKLAND; SPA
shady lot; fine view: near cars: So, 900: only
5000 cash: no agents. Boz 2O5, star once
EE4eHS s2gkTEz HzSAHss Il aasR
LAND AND VIRGINIA;
"A BARGAIN"
sssae hss
eendioa fs9se ee cs;nss es'PS''y in postie, M
reason for selling. II you want a suburban
ssnt s fff1R ezsR e 81 :si ss'
ess lct posi sSsi4o one bioe4 nom e.rs; Mir Il
Brentwoed; enM d. sI;7oo: bargain. R. LEE VAN
Fol sALE.TINEsT LOTS IN TAKoMA PARK:
near electric and steam car lines; water. sewer
and gas: cheap and easy terms. ]. P. EAR
NESr. Trustee. 1928 John Marshall pl. NV.
FOR RENT.
AT MCKINLEY AVE, BALISTON, VA, LOVE-
ly home; 6r.; partly furnished: detached: gas
range; lawn; fowefs; garden; SIS month; or
sell $40 month; no cash payment. OWNER,
1877 11th NV, after pm.
NINE ROOMS AND BATH; SLEEPING
porches: gas range; new furnace; large
grounds; i;. fruit; .at; IA Kirke st.. Chevy Chase.
FOR RENT-ss5: NEW HOUSE; loR. MOD
ern: walks: wash trays: h.-w. heat; porches;
81 blocks from cars. Phone N. S7S5-M. 1928
Jackson st. ne. (Wo6dridge). JOHN L.
KNAPP. 21s
WILL RENT TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY
beautifully furnished country home: large
yard: excellent garden; large porches; gas:
TeIy Wy ressonable ras@n for or months. Mr.. & L.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
FOR RENT-OR sALE-ARLINGTON, VA; R-,
bath; outbuildings; shade; fruit: California
privet hedge; lot 60x2OO: rent, $40: easy terms.
Address CHAS. B. MUNSON Arlington. Va.
WANTED.
OR MORE ACRES: PART OR
all wooded: Convenient to city: in exchange for
two good building lots (w0rth $500 at rails
Church. BENNETT, Boz 196, Warrington,
D. G. 1ss
FARMS
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FOR SALEM THE BEST PART OF sAULs
Addition 4 new house of rooms and bath.
Exceptionally well planned, with center en-
trance. Hardwood floors and trim. Every con
ceivable modern convenience. Lot 4511OO. Own
er will consider q small property and some cash
SHANNON & LUcHS 71s 14th st. NV.
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1867 Wyoming ay.
lar. 4b, year. 5000
1927 18th NV, 13r. 49,.
s4od 4 NV. Isr. 3,
year ...........1@
I707 Il NV. 1zr. %,
year ............1.0o
I Dupont cir, lar, %. .130
1882 Conn av NV, Hr,
6b ...............2
1885 17th NV, Or, b. rs
1913 Mass av NV. loe.
70 ...............lW .lW
1918 Wyo av, 11r,3b. 100
1901 Conn av nv.
1856 Isl ists %; NV. ;;;iii:iS:i iSS i%
1850 Mintwood pl, I.
l746 P NV, 12r, 2b. "a. 81
c01S Z NV, 1lr,b..s5 90
1900 Cdlveft NV. 1xr.
Sb -..........76.00 90
1873 10th, 11r. %. %. 90
2l56 Calf nw.11r,b&. so
n19 I nw.1L,b b. ...@.0o
f947 Bt1tmore NV, 10f,
2b. tenants acct.
l7@ p NV. In, b. 90. 90
1912 Calvert. 10r, zb60 90
1898 N NV, 10f. .2b. 80. %
1443 r NV, 12r,3b.56. 90
i627 B NV, 11r.8b.55. 90
1871 @ NV. Tor. b.W.0 90
1862 Kenyon st NV,
Jar. Oh n XXI
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

FOR RENT-OFFICE. THIRD FLOOR. FACING
Treasury Riggs office building; $25 month; eiec:
tric light distilled ice water. large safe and
tanitor service free. Apply r. S. ROBBINS,
Keith's Theater.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED 1Continoea.)
uNFuRNIsHED.

FOk RElNJ~
ThoS. J. FISHER L CO., INC.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
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FOR RENT-513 End ST. NV; II ROOMS
and bath; two large gilt mirrors, one in par.
months rent mt free. iHEo. FRfEBGs. $50
N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR sALBJrHD BEST NEW HOME VALUE
in the northwest; very desirably located In Pet
worth; 8 fne rooms and tiled bath; hot-water
heat; electricity and gas: hardwood floors and
trim beautifully decorated throughout; double
rear porches; large front porch: generous size
lot, with alley in rear; remarkable house for
the money; only $s,975; terms can ,e ar
ranged. Address Box 16, Star office.
MOST BEAUTIFUL GROOM AND BATH COR
ner In Bloomingdale: facing government park;
large yard, with hreproof garage for 2 cars,
rented for SO per month"; large porchesi iaun-
div: an modern improvements. This is beau
- tffui home Address Box 800, Star ONCE 1Ss
BRAND-NEW, EASILY HEATED, ROOMS,
Hoosier kitchen cabinet. tile bath 4 vestibule,
eIec. 4 gas lights: hot.water heat. $l0O cash.
balance like rent. OWNER, 2s 14th st. ne.
SACRHICN FOR QUICK SALE. FIRsT-CLAss
I0-rooua brick house; npe location northwest;
N,2o0, part cash; forced sale. Box 2e7, star
FOR SALD-17 ST. NV.
49, Building 60 feet deep.
Newly painted and papered throughout
h.. -; Special low price for quick sale.
49, Apply on premises
Evening star., 1914-08-18

FOR sALE-A NEW GROOM HOUSE. BETWEEN
car Lines, in the best part Of Columbia
Heights big rooms. tiled bath. Glass In
closed sleeping porch: Large front yeranda.
Oak floors and trim. Hot-water heat. Electric
ity and gas. Large lot. with alley in rear. We
consider this a very fine property for the price
SHANNON & LUCHS, ia 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1914-08-18

By ANDREW PARKER, Vice President.
audi, ,l6, ,22,26
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-30
$1,000 ADAY GIFT
BY SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Money Is Coming I'm Rapidly
for the War Children's
Christmas Fund.
SIR ARTHUR PINERO HELPS

Sunday schools of churches Of every
denomination in all parts Of the country
are contributing to the War Children's
Christmas Fund at the rate of $1,000 a
day. II was announced yesterday from
the headquarters of the fund. - West
Thirty ninth street
The plan outlined by the committee In
cudes depositing money with the Ameri-
can Ambassadors in Russia. Germany and
France with which to buy Christmas
presents FOR children whose fathers are
away at the front Already S12,39S has
been received. Twenty-Five tons of cloth
ing and candy have been shipped to Eng
lish and belgian children.
Sir Arthur PInero. author of The Sec
ond Mrs. Tanqueray." which is to be
given as benefit for the Committee OF
Mercy at Wallacks Theatre on December
0, In cable message to Mrs. Norman
Hapgood valves all royalties on the per-
Torrance. lie had previously declined
with regret the invitation of Charles
Burnham, manager OF the theatre, TO he
present. The play will b. given with an
all star cast under the direction OF the
stage Society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-30
Says Heayy Bloqv to Kaiser
Would Haze Reflex In u. S.
Roger Babson Believes Business Here Would Suffer II
Either Side in Great European War Were
Crushed.
SEES HOPE FOR PEACE IN PRESENT DEADLOCK

would be a possibility that all OF them
would ultimately be paid.
The fact that neither side has made
much Roadway the last two weeks also
helps business in another way, by taking
peoples attention on the war For the
first few weeks of the conflict II Is sur.
prising that as much business was done
in this country as statistics show. People
spent so much time reading the papers
and talking war that l really do not see
how they had any timo left for devel-
oping business Now the novelty and ex-
element have worn of TO n great extent.
Everything becomes an old story after a
certain time 1t is one of the laws OF
nature that We can adjust ourselves to
any trouble, pain or other inconvenience
and soon take II as n matter OF course.
During August people We're terribly
shocked at the announcement OF the con-
fict In September this feeling had
turned 10 fear. while in October the fear
had gradually passed away, but a reac-
tionary period Of rigid economy had fol-
lowed. Early this month, however
think the crisis was reached in the COM
mercial life Of America. and since No
vember. we have been convalescent. More
over. this gradual Improvement will con-
tlnue so long as the armies and nav!es
are practically deadlocked. as at present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-30
little Orphan Solaers' of
France Reply to NJ Bieux
Part Of M. Brieux's "Orphan
Soldier" Letter

or course there are very few among
our soldiers who never receive any
letters. But IL there is only one 1t is
to him that am writing.
can just see you. my poor young
lad; | can see your embarrassment
and your sadness when the post SER
geant appears bundle OF letters In his
hands. calling out name after name
and distributing to eager hands the
envelopes containing messages from
the family and kisses from mothers.
Everybody Is intent and each one
lends his ear Not you. You know
in advance that there is nothing for
YOU.
Others have each father and
mother; you never had any. You are
all alone. You fight, however, as well
as your comrades.
The others fight to defend the homes
Of their ancestors, to defend their prop
erty. You have neither home, ances-
tors nor property. and you fight, how
ever, with as much heart as those who
receive letters by each mail.
You fight for the future Others fight
for the past and the present.
Indeed II there IL one who fights for
an IDEAL IL Is you.
BE not ashamed to be the one 10
whom no one writes. BE proud. Others
are born into a family you shall have
the pride to create your own. They
have received you shall give and Your
role is the finest.
once more. my lad. courage and
good luck And let me send you an
embrace. who have no son 10 you
who have no father.
EUGENE BRIEUx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-30

The first shipment Of the commission
will be on the steamship Batiscan. sail
ing from Philadelphia on December ..
The vessel Will carry a cargo or $4,000"
bushels OF wheat, representing gifts
amounting to 100000
An agreement has been reached with
the Western Trunk Line Association,
covering railroads west of Chicago as far
AS Butte Mon. 10 provide free trans
portation for Belgian relief goods. This
supplemeuts the recent announcement
that all the railroad lines east OF the
Mississippi had guaranteed free charges
TO coastal points.
The Belgian relief movement In the
West has grown to larg" proportions
Iowa. Missouri, Nebraska. oklahoma and
Kansas are sending traiuloads Of corn
and wheat TO he shipped from New YORK
AVID rorts on the Gulf OF Mexico. Fig
ures lust compiled show that New YORK
state leads all others In the amount o'
contributions IN the Re!gian funds.
Down AT the Offices OF the Belgian
bureau. 10 Bridge street Father j. +.
Stllemans is husily AT work finding places
Cor Relgiau refugees from the war zone
R.tween 500 and 1000 have come over,
but most OF them have been cared Tor
bv friends Several eo!diers VINO nave
been incapacitated for active service are
I'm evidence at the bureau headquarters.
There are also students ana INSTRUCTORS
OF the belgian universities.
Pierre Mali. Belgian Consul General.
announced yesterday that there l. a
shortage of salt IN Belgium. although
large quantities. have been sent over. lie
was also IN doubt as to the coffee and
sugar supply. according 10 the latest mail
adyices hy way OF Rotterdam.