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New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
London Press Sarcastic.

lLoENlosl ISNS IotI1 StsSVISs
 London. Sept. 22.-The incol parts of the German and Austri ply to Pope Benedict's peace which arrived before press tim given prominence by the mornil pers. Owing to the lateness of receipt, however, only two or papers commented on them in tn toriul columns. The tenor of the lines. however, reflects the BritiI ttuGc. one paper captioning thd uments as "Hypocritical Claptrar Berlin and Vienna"
 The Daily Mail characterizes4 Austrian reply as "A vague ment" and comments on "the moves in the peace plot" saving
 ''W'e are told that the Gcrmarj crnments are arranging terms the pope and the government of The Allies peace conditions sta4 record. Germany has not as yd slightest intention of accepting From them the Allies will nevd cede"
 "Thc Austrian emperor" say| Daily Mail, "declares very justly the whole world longs for peace less the world is swept clean such diplomacy as that which Kaiser jlas just approved and Ored, what is the good of la peace at ali:'
 The Post asserts that Austria ply is o,c which "professes that tria is fighting only for internal of the seas and adds: From tn thor of the historic ultimatum to bia that profession is indeed si ID nt v
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
MinncIlIha Sunk in Four Minutes

An Atlantic Port, Sept. 22.-The big Atlantic transport liner Minniha- ha. which N;ts sunk by a German sub- marine September '. vent down in four minutes after being torpedoed ac- cOrding 70 Harry Clark, a veterinary surgeon, who arrived here -oday on an American steamer from ] British port. He said the sinking occurred in 3antry Bay, a few minutes after noon according 10 info, nation given to him by a number of he survivors liter landing.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
WAR BJRE.AU COMMITTEE.

Mayor Quigley today appointed the following men as members of the gen. eral committee to take charge of the city war bureau: Ernest N. Humphrey Frank H. Afford, E. w. Christ, Coun- cilman Gorbach, William kiernan, George P. Spear, W. w. Leland and an eighth member 10 be named la ter at the suggestion of Rev. Lucyan 3oinowski. U is Mayor Quigley's idea. to engage q clerk to have charge of this bureau at all times.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
PAPER PLANT BURNED
Establishment of St. George Company
 at South NOrWalk Destroyed With
 Loss of Between $3O, GOO and $50, 900

South Norwalk, Sept. 22.-The bis plant of the St. George Pulp and Paper company was burned out this morning at o'clock, manager B. c. Murphy estimating the loss at from $30,O0O to $50,000.
 Eight men were working on the night shift and five of them had mar row escapes, so rapidly did the flames spread.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
MERIDEN TO PROTEST.

Meriden, Sept. 22.-Alderman Har- old c. Hall announced today that he would introduce a petition at the next meeting of the aldermanic board pro- V1d1ng for protest by the city against the announced increase in trolley fare on the lines of the Con- necticut company.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
AMERICAN ATTITUDE ON W,
 NOT ALTERED BY NEW NOa
NEW BRITAIN MEN
 0N ENGLISH SOIL Barnes and Cerfaratti First Local Soldiers Near
 Firing Line.

Two New Britain soldiers are now believed to be on foreign soil. They are Bidwell C. Barnes, son of l.. M. Barnes of 131 Main street, and Anas-
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
HOUSE WILL PROBE
 BERLIN 'SLUSH' FUND
Chairman Flood Declares In- vestigatiOn Will Prob-
 ably Be Held

Washington, Sept, 22.-Chairman Flood of the house foreign affairs committee declared today after con- ferring with Secretary Lansing that he thought thre probably would be house investigation of Count Won Bernstorf's plans to influence congress by spending $50,00O as revealed in his despatch to Berlin.
 After his conference with the chair man Flood, Secretary Lansing author ized the following:
 ''If there is any misunderstanding l wish to say very emphatically l do not see how the Bernstorff message in any way reflects upon congress or any member. Apparently 1t was the purpose to employ agencies to in fuence them, of which they would have no knowledge and in case they were influenced would be entirely innocent. I do not know what the organization was. This expose is apro- pos of German methods of propagan- da and there is no intention of cast ing suspicion on members of cone gress.'
 London, Sept, 22.-Secretary L4ans- ing's disclosures regarding the request made by Count Won Bernstorff, the former German ambassador to the United States that the German gov ernment sanction the payment of $50,0O0 to influence the American congress called for the comment in several London papers this morning. Long news despatches from Washing ton also are printed under such cap tions as Murder Schemes Revealed" Amazing Spy System" More German Perfdy' and Working Up' Ireland"
 The Times says: After and by this publication the champions of German chivalry, German honor and more truthfulness will find their task con- siderably aggravated on both sides of the Atlantic"
 The Daily News says: We don't know whether Count Won Bernstorff will maintain that his plan for bribing American congressman just revealed was quite proper and ordinary dip lomatic activity, probably he will. We do not know that the Kaiser has publicly commended the notorious Count Won Luxburg and has an- nounced his intention of employing him in further diplomatic work" Stockholm, Sept, 21.-The Swedish electoral campaign closed today with elections in Stockholm. It will be several days, under the complicated system of proportional voting, before the results are known but already it is evident from the few elections that have been held that the influence of are Argentine dsclosurs will deprive the conservatives of the control of the lower house.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22

tasia Cefaratti. son of Michael Cefa- ratti, of 132 Spring street.
 Barnes enlisted in Company F of this city last spring and was pro- noted to corporal. He is Fl years old. While in New Haven he was transferred to the New Haven Ma chine Gun company, which has land ed in England. Cefaratti was a mem- Der of Company D of Bristol, which was absorbed by the Machine Gun company, the same organization in which Barnes is enrolled
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
FIVE STEAMSHIPS, TWO
 DESTROYERS, SUNK BY
 MISSED U-BOAT ATTACK
DestructiO ion Wrought in Conveyed Fleet Soon After Flotilla Left Lough Swilly-British Vessel Torpedoed Twice.

All AtlduIlC E'OFt, sept. Z.'--EaSSen- = gers who arrived from England on an American steamship brought circum- stantial reports that five British steamships and two destroycrs, out of SWilly, Ireland, September 3, were sunk by German submarines, within a few hours of the port of departure
 The story Was told, among others, by shipwrecked seamen, who were survivors of other submarined vessels and by a merchant ship officers who had been in Lough Swilly.
 The five vessels, it was said. con- voyed by the destrcyers, put to sea shortly after midnight. and they were attacked by massed subma rines at daylight the following morning. The news of the disaster was learned when the destroyers which escaped put into port to land survivors of the lost ships.
 "The greatest secrecy was thrown about the incident" the merchant ship officer said. "The survivors were given positive instructions to say noth- ing about it, and no details as to the names of the ships or the extent of loss of life could be learned. It was reported that one, and possibly two, of the U-boats were sunk by the de- stroyers."
 Torpcdocd Twice in Three Hours.
 An Atlantic Port, Sept. 22.-The British steamer La Negra on her way from Buenos Aires to Havre With a h1y q German submarine September 3, 45 miles off Plymouth, acording to sur viVors of the crew who arrived here today on an American steamship.
 The La Negra, a vessel of 8,322 tons gross. was owned by the British and Argentine Steam Navigation company of West Hartlepool. She was torpe- doed twice within three hours, 4he survivors said, and eight members of her crew of 9S lost their lives from the exploding torpedoes. The La Negra had just parted from four other yes sells under convoy to go into Plymouth for orders when first attacked. The first torpedo hit the vessel well astern. carrying away her ludder and rudder post and putting the defense gun, mounted aft. put of commission. A jury rudder was riSged and the vessel proceeded after sending wireless calls for assistance. Three hours later a second torpedo struck her, tearing it's way into the boiler room before 7x- ploding, and caused the ship to go down m less than 200 minutes. The survivors were picked up by one of the destroyers summoned when the ship was first attacked.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
 N RATHER.

Hartford, Sept. 2o.-Forc- cast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair, with moderate temperature "onisi,t and Sun day.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-22

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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WAsHiNGToN,
d. e.. March 4, 1917.-Sealed proposals Will
be received by the general supply committee at
its office in Washington, ID. C.. until o'clock
pm Tuesday Asril g. 1917. and then publicly
opened, for furnishing may he ordered dur
ing the nscal year ending June 80. 1915. ma
terials supplies and equipment as described in
class 8. dry goods, clothing. boots and shoes,
cloth bags, flags, wenrins apparel, window
shades and ccrdage; class ,, laboratory ap-
paratus and hospital appliances nnd surgical in
struments; class Z, lumber. mllwork. packing
boxes and sawdust and bnildirg materials: class
12, Photographic supplies; METEOROLOGICAL insiru-
ments, towers. etc, and meat-inspection sup
plies; class l3, engraving. printing and litho-
graphic supplies teXcluding supplies for the gov
ernment printing Office AMI the bureau Of engrav-
ing and printing!: class To- incandescent electric
lamps; class 1G. incaI descent gas lamp supplies
for use in Washington by the executive depart
ments and other establishments of the govern
ment and for such field services as are included
in the specifications of the various classes OF
supplies. Proposals mist be made In accordance
with instructions and blanks which will bc
sent to prospective bidders upon application TO
the general supply committee. Auditors build
ing Washington, ID. @. W. @. McAD0O, Secre-
tary of the Treasury.
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TABLE BOARD.

OAKLAND CAFE. 2GU5 Columbia roati-Excel-
lent meals: moderate prices. North '!,2u.
CAFE-CHATHAM COURTS. 1881 Columbia rd
Refined meals at moderate rates: attractive
dining room; fine outlook; dinners. Go cents. 15'
1164 ST. N.W.-CAN ACCOMMODATE SEW
eraI table buariers; excellent meals.
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UNFURNISHED.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.

Phone Main o7o 934 New York ave NV
Prospective tenants will find 1t to their advan-
tnge inspect our properties before renting,
our houses generally in good condition our
rule being to have them repaired when vacated.
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST
1907 14th 12r. b. 90 1927 NJ nw.9r bs0 so
1907 10th NV. Or b. 1910 Gil NV. Sr. b. so
1927 NV, Or. b. 1880 12o6 9th NV. Tor b. y
iii 9th NV Or b. $3.50 219 ID NV. Tor. b. -. so
1872 Sth 9r. b. on 1906 3D. NV. CRIB. $50
1909 Sd NV, 1Ir b 81. 90 2Sl2 Ga Or, b22. 80
1000 Park 10r, ,b35. 90 2SI Ga .6r. .b2U.
1907 Sd nw Or b. 80. - s04 2d Orb. 20. so
100 s NV Sr b.. 80. so 2S13 NV. Or. b. 20 80
S. av NV Or b. 81 80 1927 4th NV, Cry so
1865 18th nw 6r b 30 so 6l2 S NV. 6r. Il. 80
DWELLINGS SOUTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST.
1928 Water 6r bis. so 63s y av 6r.b 90
DWELLINGS NORTHEAST
s04 ne. upper hs 1000 200 Nd av ne,6r,bl9a0
1912 11th ne;6r. b; -. so!
1119 18th ST. III. rear. 2r. and bath. .20.50
UNHEATED FLATS.
2719 14th 1h.5. .b27. so +1J W ne, Ar b 80
1909 9Th .2h, g. b 2o.5 1874 Sc. If. Arb 1S.,0
80 NV. 5r. b.. so 1112 eth IN. b.. Go
s4l 18Th Sc. .2o.3o 142s 9TH NV, N. 10. 90
1851 Pa Serb ls.a0l
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
612 18th NV. store 203o Georgia ay... %. 90
and : apts..... 225 .oO sO4 Pa av NV -. ~. 80
1918 1ti s.. 90 Ills Goth &c. 90
500 eth NV ,sto&dw. Ia. 90 202S Ga av NV, store.
1130 Ith nw,sto. .dw.ia.00 lr and W 1000
1255 9th NV. .sto sr. .b65. 90 2202 Ga 90
1924 No Cap. store40.o0 1909 II store. 90
1898 NV .sto, III. .w3J.50 1S6 9th NV. IL. .Oc
1909 IL III store %. so 1909 III L.. 90
CoLoRED TENANTS
40 NV, Or, b. -. 50 c12Q NV. 6r. b. II 80
:ioS NV, Sr b.. 90 2O40 ia .2f. Or b 30
11i3 18th NV. Or. b. -. 80 1924 Marion & WIZ 90
1119 Sth ar. b. -. 80 los l. 'r, 1850
so NY Z b. ~. 30 1872 :SUth nv. sr b. IL.
sol Fla av, 5r b. ..2.5o 8 q NV. Or 80
l31 q NV. 80 IBIS Ga NV l,.lo
141a LIST NV. III, h. 22. 80 .03S Ga 1,.lu
900 Ga NV. Id. 81. 81 a24 w 6r, VIII 90
l222 NV. 10r b. 20. so SOL. Fat n No. Ar h. Is. 40
714 Morton Is. so 2232 llth NV. ..ir b. Il. 90
26oS NV, Or. b. .1s.W And cheaper properties.
23us Eye nw.Sr.w..1S.OU
We have number of garages & stables for rent.
FOR RENT-COI0RED TENANTS.
SIS. .5o-l447 W NV, 7r., S10-20l Warren ne.
h. furnace. bet l3-lith & B-C,
S16.5O-627 n II ave 6r, W.
NV. 6r. b. S10-1621 kraemer. ne,
S1o-35s sw. Ar. W. 5r. W.
WM. p. NORMoYLE. SO F st. NV.
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

0ChAI Iowa circle. 18th 81. NV.
LOIkAlN, American Plan. $3.50 per day up.
European Plan. SI00 per daI -
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FOR RENT-TO C0LORED. u DECATUR ST
ne Groom brick: newly papered and painted
excellent condition; $13 per month.
l.. w. GROOMES, 1416 + ST. NV.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

SIX ROOMS: Nv H.: WEST OF 1ith. BEL
mont to Monroe s;s.: So. 900 cash Ad
dress Box 3D6-R Star office.
WILL PAY CASH If ] CAN BE 81 LED IN
On s or 9 room home in the Mount Pleasant
ton: don't if not cheap: give fuil details
Address 1S1-A Star Office.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LOT. l25I25 FEET, ON CAR LINE, II MANOR
Park 3rd and Rittenhonse SITS. Can be bought
very reasonable for cash. Apply to owner, i.
GERACI. 1926 G st. NJ. 57sl.
I1T on 5th ST. NE NEAR NJ STA BAR
gain If sold immedia tely; easy terms. OWNER,
500 4th
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HARRY WAHDMAN,
li3n Il sf IL W. I'hon. NJ Il9l
I34S NtW 10rk ave. NV.
Adjoining corner 14th st. NV.


UNFTRNlSHED HOUSES
So 600. Mass mr. .ut. "a. 90 BIS Jocelyn Or b
5000 1914 Rye NV l:!r III $500 1905 Conn nv Tr h
81 1873 l. NV pr, ~ So %. $3.50 Joceyn tjr b
$50 I4il /: | nv 15r 81 S425p, 1910 k'wha sr h
slGp 2ii5 Conn av llr,3l Si2a0 1921 JoceIyn 7r b
500 .- Ii 10th. 14r. 2i $40 30 1917 Riggs Or b
Sltyu ~ near 18Th lSr, N.i-'u lf3i Bnch n Or b
SIuu. .2uIl5 col rd. llr2hl S3I.1u 30 Spring Gr Ii
So .so1 cath ay Heb $3.50 f3s Perry 6r h
So lsl5 Col rd I2r 81 s:i5.Jc. l472 N'wton Sr h
S75 la2g NV l.r,2bI S.iS. 1869 Holm d tir h
SCI. l4n7 l. NV, l'F.h $50 30. IL tpshur. .6r b
SIi5 1905 Irving. 1ur,2bl 500 40 $50 pshur ,tr b
SG:,. 1870 l6tn NV 9r, $27.a6. 1858 Ing side o b
Stio i2T5 Irl iur lIr M SD 30. .4"l0 81 NV ii
SG9 2o.9 o nv. Tor hi So 80. 42ol Mrlboro q h
S55 3s01 Nor 'nipton Or S23 ~. ioS Shph I'd tr b
Sj. I1G2 Col I'd. Tor 2bl ST. 5u 10 Hobart. 6r b
So 20 44l2 l4th NV .3r 2bI SO ~ iln ry'd nw6b
$50. l13l Laner NV .Sr bi SO ~ tol rd. 6r b
APARTMENTS.
Wendell Mansion :,339 Mass ave-, 1T, 3bS250. 90
1871 : st NV, Gr., = baths, porch. 81 80
kedrick 1901 X st. NV. ar and bath 8oeb
Chaiuplain, 1924 * ST. NV. hr. ana path. 5000
Hutlani Courts. l7th and hisss SIS. 7f.'b. $500
l1al L st. NV Or and bath, porch 5000
{ oiaInplain I424 X st. NV, Ar. and bath. 400
I,utluad Courts 18th and Riggs sts. 3r., b. $3.50
Manchester, l426 NJ st. NV. r. ana b. $3.50
War,lman Courts, 18th and Clifton, 3r, b. $500
Rochester 1898 Meridian St NV. IT. D. 1880
/ ousdalc 2I3s California ST. 3r ana D.. 300
rro1fnrd 1900 X St NV. Pr. and bath. 1000
Rutland Courts 18th and Riggs SITS. lib 2I50
So5 lIth st NV ; rooms and bath 275O
Manchester, 1426 NJ st. NV. IT. and bath $50
Kedrick 1901 X st. NV. lr ana bath; 80
Rntinnd Courts 18th and Riggs sts.. 1r.,b. 22
proIfnrd 1900 X st NV. 1r. and bath. % 50
Lonsdale 2l3S California st. IT. ana bath 1880
HARRY WAkDMAN.
1870 X st. NV.
F0R RENT-TO COIURED, u DECATUR ST
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFTRNISHED-COntinued.
FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
GA Louisiana Ave NV.

O43 LOulSldIld ave. INV.
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
337 nw 11r. b. $45. 10, aO3 NV. Or. b. .25.5 so
AS NJ NV, Sr b. fee. $50 14O7 nw.6 q, b25.50
517 I'd NV. pr. b. -3o50I 2222 NV. Or. b: 25 so
326 Tor. b.. 30 sol 1905 Sd NV, Or, b.. 80
Q24 18th NV. 7r.b .2s51l 1343 1st NV, Or. 225O
939 NV, 7r. h.. .2750I 6S3S Morton NV 81, b1SoO
DWELLINGS NORTHEAST.
1891 Cap.9.b.fce 30. 80 6s1 I'd me- 6r b. ..2c. 30
s14 ne. Or. b.. 205J $40 Goth ne. Ar. W. 500
DWELLINGS SOUTHEAST.
d Sc. Or, b. 2o.50l 701 Eye Sc, 5r,b 15oo
219 10th Sc. 9r.b. 45ol 1921 X Sc, Or. w 10 90
704 Eye Sc, 6r b. .1750l 1101 W Sc, Ar, 500
DWELLINGS SOUTHWEST.
AGO NJ sw. Or. b.. .20.5cl 125 9Th sw. Sr,w. 1850
So4 9th sw. 6r. b. ..20.50l 491 Eye sw, 5r. W. $50
406 11th sw, Sr.w 1880 81 Mel sw Or, b12.56
4s9 sw. 1r. W.. 1850 236 Linw TIL. 7r.w. 80
1901 41a sw. Sr.b. 1880 1902 ~ 6r.b 12a0
12OS Water sw. bl5.00l 372 sw, 5r. W. 1000
AIS Eye sw. Or d. IA sol 1913 Al, sw, 5rw. $50
457 sw. Or, 1450l
BUsINEss PROPERTY
615 La 100 OGI 2214 18th nw.s store $50
4g1 Pa av ,sto 000I 1000 9Th sw .sto, dw25.30
1898 l. NV (storel 81. .00l 204 1th store. % OF
2101 Pa nv. store. .45 Sd 1850 Pa 22.5o
1926 18th sto .dw45 DOL 1901 IL sw, starr Is 90
4s2 Pa NV, ,store4O DOL 1881 L NV. .sto&dw Is. 90
222 ii NV sto&dw 81 sol 100 NJ sw. store, Ar 1850
153 G Sc, stSdw.. so 1l37 Pot st&3rl5.e .eG
2054 Z nw st&dw .35 90 1904 Water sw .sto. 1000
COLORED TENANTS.
oO4S J. NV. 6r, b. %. 80 2l0 + sw, Or. II 80
20 Defrees NV. Or. b22. so 2o5 Va sw5r.w II so
403 Del sw, 81, b .20J0 1119 Sd sw Or. 1t.1O
1896 l. NV. 1r.w. .200O SIS d sw, Ar, w. 1l.oO
1905 4th NV 7r, 30 j13 23d NV, 5r,w IL 90
524 Goth NV, 6r. b. 1850 3D. Sd sw 5r, W. .1o.50
1920 Cap, 6r b.. 1750 337 Oakdale NV 4. 80
204S NV. Or. b. 1850 % Sc. Or. w. .10.5n
6I7 4ti NV, sr. W 90 142 NJ Sc. 4r. 10. so
1349 me- Or. b. so 1923 av Sc. Or. .w10.:,0
2417 Eye nw Or 16. 90 POI Warren ne. Ar, ,w10.50
645 Flor ne, Or, b. 10 30 2l03 d Ar. $50
25o7 NV, Or, W.. ..15.5o 1915 Cap. 5r.w. $50
1923 L nw or, W. 10. 20 q Sc. Or $50
400 Sd sw 6r, W.. Is. 60 2TO9 X NV. Ar $50
431 NY nw5r w15.H r I'LL Sth w.4r.w. $40
500 NV, Or. w. 1880 123 G Sc. 5r. w. 500
i0l5 I'd Or, b. 1870 lo3 n Sc. 6r, W. 500
Is 14th Sc, Or. 1850 S05 I'd Sc. Or. W. 500
7O3 Lamt NV 5r, W $3.50 SIT L Cap. 3r. W. 40
140S av Sc Or WIZ. 80 1923 18th ne. 4r.w. .7.'p
342 Ii sw, 5r, W. 100 22O9 ID NV. 3r. W. 500
800 sw. Or. W.. .12.00i
James F. Shea, 643 La. Ave. NV.
PRINTED BULLETIN AT OFFICE.
Main
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FOR REM
STONE & FAIRFAX.
l3i9 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.
(Iieat furnsbed.D
The northumberland, : rooms. ........... $50. 90
The Wagar. 1911 q 81. NV. rooms. so. 80
in6 Irving St. 10 rooms and ba this. 80. 80
g.2a conn. ave-, , rooms. ............-..... 5000
The Northumberland. No. POL 4 rooms. ~. 90
lgS., Il St NV. = rooms. .................. 80. 90
1893 lith -. NV. : rooms and bath. 81. 80
Tl!. Jeannettc. 1914 18th NV. 3r. and b. ~. 80
1914 Iith ST. NV, No. 3. rooms. ....... -. 80
STONE K FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave. NV
TWO-FAMILY FLATS.
tNo heat furHshedl
III q 81. Nv. 2nd floor Is rooms. ....... 81 90
ilS6 Chapn st. LIST floor. rooms. ........ %. 80
/ i6s Chaplin St. LIST hoor, Or and bath go. -. 80
;ti6 I2th 81. II. w, rooms Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
1929 35th 81. NV. LIST floor, . ..... 80 so
I1i3 North Cap, md floor Or. and bath. ~ 30
1.,3u Decatur ST.. LIST floor, Or. and bath. 22. 80
] lI67 W Hard 81. NV. md foOr rooms. .. -. so
II Seaton st. LIST roor. > rooms ..... 20. 80
% Todd place, md floor. rooms. ......... ~. 30
Poll 1fth ST. NV. 3rd floor, ;1r and b. Is 90
81 II 81, nv, 2nd floor. rooms. ........ II 20
2Sf5 Sherman ave, md floor, rooms. 80. Il 90
1911 oath ST NV, 2nd floor, rooms. ..... II. 90
6i1 Orleans place, 2nd floor, rooms. ...... Il. 80
Gi0 orleans place. LIST floor. rooms. 80
2ilS q 81. NV. No. ). 5 rooms and bath. IL 90
STONE a FAIREAX New York aye NV
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES
723 Goth
1913 18th NV. .Sr. b. $40. 90
2406 Pa av NV .9r, b3J.5O
sc NJ NV. Or. b, sta. $3.50
2lOS II NV, Or, b, fur32.5
20OA II NV. Or. b. .32.50
715 22d NV. Sr. b.23.50 !
let me know what "
/ may find it. A list
orcd tenanfs sent ON req
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WANTED-ROoMs.

WANTED-Two rooms first floor, in modern
electric-lighted house, terminal Eek
ingtun. where there small children, 10y
mother and son tboth Employed. Address al9
L St ne
SECoNDFL0OR ROOM with large closet wanted
March IL by young in excellent health: also
sleeping porch. electric light and garage near;
permanent Address Box 11-B. Star office.
FURNISHED ROOM, with private bath for
gentleman. near end Mt. Pleasant line
or in Cleveland Park Chevy Chase section:
give price and description. Address Box 321-B.
Star office.
WANTED-Entir. first or second floor of 3 or
unfurnished rooms and bath ami: for
Ink; between 3rd and 10Th and \ and X SITS.
ne Address i:oN el9-E. Star office. -
QUIET COUPLE want or :: housckerping
rooms; private .amily; permanent Address
Box 3eSI. star Office 13'
IF NOU HAVE ROOMS OR APIS TO RENT
for permanent tenants call and list with mo. Mr..
Noi.rE. 90i 1Ith NV.
WANTED-ROONS WITH HOARD.
LADY temployed) wants sunny furnished room
and board S2J month. central Address iioX
32aB, Star Office.
WANTED-By April l by refined office woman
southern western exposure furnished room
and board; city suburbs: in homelike place;
SO a week. Addrt s. Box 322-B. Star office
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
WANTED-A Large alcoye room.
with all modern conveniences: electric light:
including board two meals desired: vicinity Of
Scott Circle preferred Address f. W. T.. Room
GAG. Munsey bldg.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-BY YOU'VE cor FILE, Ne" SIN
room bouse In northwest section: rent TO he not
more than s35 80 Address Box "a7-f Star office
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BECAUSE | AN LEAVING TUGE. WOULD
like 10 rent my fiat in downtown apt; excellent
service, very desirable location from April LIST
10 sept ~; rooms. hall and bath; for
S3i 30: possession given March 10. Address Box
90 Il, Star Office.
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NEW HOUSES.

VI w f1OOS SEC.
1919 to 4527 9th 81. NV: rooms md bath; /;
cement porches front and back: large inclosed
sleeping porch: oak foors gas and electric n1-
lures; storage room; wash trays: servants
toilet: hot water heat: price. $4.s50: $500 cash.
balance like rent.
TERRELL & LITTLE. INC. 1913 n NV.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

MUKKIS UUDW AHU.
st. NV.
2222 G NV. Or. b. $50
444 NY av NV. .7r. h19.30
434 NY av NV Or. b19.50
$500 l NV. Or. wa.1s.50
TOO 5th NV, 5r. w..16.o0
on are looking for and
Of good houses for col
mast
Evening star., 1917-03-07
FUR>rsHED OR TNFTRNrsHED.

aiG ST Nw-BAY-wINDow BRICK: S
rooms, hath, furnace, pantry. Opsn frep!aces,
cabinet mautcIs $3I.J 30. Key 2-22.
7. RUSSELL HUNGEKFORD, 6l7 lith st. NV.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

CHAS s. SHREVE. 1909 7th NV.
WHITE. COLORED.
1923 9Th NV, Or. $3.50 1880 WaIch. 6r.b $3.50
1903 n av, orb 200 i33 l. NV. 6r. -. 80
log Sth NV, 7r,b % % 231 Elm. 6r, b. 80
1914 9th NV. Or b. ..o.Jo 1907 VT av. 6r 1880
1914 eth NV sto&dw20 so HOS 4th NV. 6r. is. 80
93i ith ne, 5r. 1870 Ill Ridge. Or. 1900
1905 7th NV .sto&d. 15.30 i23 Wash. Or 50
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR RENT.
3443 18th NV 1Or 2b65 00i 1904 18th NV, r.h3l 90
1905 Col rd NV Or bi7. sol 1885 Sth nw Sr b3O. 20
1923 Mt Pl NV ST b45.oGl 1927 9th INV. 6r.b30. 80
1SoJ New'n or bio sol 40 Seaton NV dr, b2G.5n
a,n New'n nw Sr b3j. sol "a ne. 6r, b.. 10
1872 New'n NV ST b35 sol TO3 10th ne. 6r b 81. ~
1926 1st nw Sr 35 sol 1928 tstol 6r. .h2;,. 90
PAUL Y. MITCHELL & CO.,
1913 G St NV. Main 411S.