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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE: 8 YEARS OLD;
In perfect condition: rooms: two sleeping
porches: two freplaces: large attic: concrete
basement: great bargain; small cash payment.
balance less than rent. Address Box 1878. Star
office.
FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN MT.
Pleasant: near llth st. and Columbia road; q
story. hay-wndow brick dwelling; rooms and
bath; cellar: furnace heat: party wall; house 20
feet wide will sacrifice for s.. $50: cost So 1850:
will submit terms. J. EDWARD LEWIS. 1923
ia. ave.
NEAR Observation-Disclosures
New bungalows.
Price. 81. 800. Easy terms.
1919. 122l. 12-3 Michigan ave
6 rooms. tiled bath. attic. cellar. hot-water
heat, electric light. gas stoves. builtin refrigera
TORS.
Lots 5Oxl5O.
W. Fl. WALKER. 100 18th NV.
HANDSOME COLONIAL HOUSE.
Connecticut avenue.
North Chevy Chase. Md.
Electric light and all conveniences. Large
living ROOM center hall dining room. pantry and
kitchen. Four bedrooms and bath second.
Lot 6ONlsO.
Price. 81. 500.
W. II. WALKER, T23 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05

Fulton B. Karr. for many years or
ganist of Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
South, will substitute today at the All
Souls Unitarian Church for Lewis
Corning Atwater. the regular organist.
who is on a trip through the middle
west. Miss Florence Steffens. contralto
soloist of the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church, will sing today in
place of Charles Trowbrfdge Tittmann.
her numbers being The Lord Is Ny
Shepherd" by Booth. and ARISE.
Shine. for Thy Light Is Come" by Mac
Dermid. Mr.. Karr will play for pre-
lude. 'Larghetto." from the Second
symphony" by Beethoven; for offer
tory II Have Heard Thee" by Thecla
Badarzewska. and for postlude. From
Ocean to Ocean," by w. F. Sudds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05
FOE EXCHANGE

EQUITY IS EiGHT-ROoM BRICK: TRUST
- 900: rented at $.5.50 for n clear lut or hous,.
in suburbs. JOSEPH I. ZIRhLE. .03 Colo
RADIO bog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05

2 NEW BROOM BUNGALoWs-BArH, Gel
lar. furnace. electric lights. concrete walks.
large lot and running water; all city conven-
fences; on BALTIC. boulevard; Is minutes from
city Price So. $50. 800 cash and $27 80 monthly
Several four-room bungalows: running water
concrete walks large lots: one block from cars
Price. 81 500 No cash. SIG monthly CHARLES
NJ LIGHTROWN Mt Rainier Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05

c. w O'Connor gave as his part OF
the program Thursday evening at Fort
Myer a topical song. who Knows the
Reason" one of his own composition:
The Shooting of sDan McGrue," by
Robert Service. and the big war song.
"Over There" by George Cohan. Miss
Nell C. Macmillan was his accom-
PIANIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05

Mrs. a. L. Haycock. soprano, and
James S. Hicks. bass. will sing at the
services of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church during August.
while Miss Steffens and Charles W.
Church. who furnished the music dur
ing July. will be enjoying a vacation.
This morning the music will include an
organ solo, VISION" by Rheinberger:
bass solo. The Prayer Perfect" by
Stensor- offertory. duet for soprano and
bass. Rise. Crowned With Light" by
Bracket: organ postlude. .'Marche
Solennelle." from First Suite" by
Borowski. Claude Robson.
The Nevin Quartet. composed OF Elise
Carleton Small. Ruth W. Simpson. Nellie
Newton Shore and Florence Steffens.
with Claude Robson, accompanist.
contributed to the program at the re-
cent reception given at the residence
of Mrs Noble on y street. for the Of
fcers in training at Fort Myer and
American University Park. The pro-
gram for the evening was concluded by
the Nevin Quartet and the Navy Quartet
singing THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Nevin Quartet also sang Wednes-
day evening at Camp Ordway at the
given for the District
National Guards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05

10Th 81. and Pa. ave. NV
1407 AND 14f1 r. /. AVE. NV: 1907, RS.
path; excellent condition. reduced from $40 10
$33JO- l4l1. rs. bath; excellent condition;
reduced from $3.50 10 $50. so. Keys at 1907
sc HARVARD ST. N.w.-SECoND FIOOR
wo-family apartment, four and bath
porch. furnace heat. Rent. $3.50
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1909 II st NV
One Month S lent Free.
1924 lngiesd race
rooms and bath. S2I 80
GEORGE Il. FRASER. Munsey bldg
NJ %. or Rosslyn EOS evenings ..
GOOD HOUSES FOR COL0RED TENANTS
h-Room Brick Dwellings, $40. so.
70 q Madison Ct NV. tbetween LIST 4 End
AZ d -: painted g. ->slodeled throughout; 4
parches; sheds: X-ss- Keys at 3s1 Bond bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05

FINE BUILDING SITE, CHEVY CHASE. D. c.;
on grade; trees: 100 #. frontage wide street;
price, S2.100. Address Box 12i-B. Star ONCE.
NEW BUNGALOW ROOMS BATH; ELEC-
tric light. gas: large front and back porches
cellar under entire house. The lot is 6OI150
feet: room for garden and chickens; good land:
block from cars: splendid location; price
for quick sale. s.. $50 easy terms.
A b CAMPBELL. 1910 II NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
WALTER T. HOLT

School of Mandolin. Guitar aud Banto.
Hawaiian Steel Guitar Playing and the UkaleAA
Established 1894.
Weekly practice with the Nordiea Cuba
Telephone Connections.
Kepofs bldg. 11th and G sts. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05
A. S. CAYWOOD.

TO COIORED-HOCsE 3I3 4th ST. NE: 8
rooms: $3.50. Open for inspection
1904 r N-W--EIGHT ROOMS: NEWLY PA
pered and painted: porcelain sink: hot water
heater: gas range: large back yard; rent, S35 30.
OWNER, 1902 r. as
122 QUINCY PLACE N.E-vERY DESIRABLE
Or. house hot-water heat. Rent only s27 so
Apply II. B. HOWESSTEIN CO. It'll and n
SITS. ne.
IOR REST-BY DUvALL CO.. 7c2 11th NV.
1872 Cal 11r. 2b. So. 90 -2a IIth NV 3rb ~ 90
III NV. iorb- 80 as l1d26 9th NV. Or. b. q 80
S02 NV. 1or. b. ..40.75 ~ 1Ith NV pr b. 20 20
I'D "a NV, Or. b.. SO. 90 SO l2th ne. 5r b. 80
sGa I'd NV. sr.b &c l2il y ne. 5r. b. IT, 80
i4oo11 9th nw.Sr.b- 2o.5G Te6 iith NV 3r. Is 90
C0L0RED TENANTS
c07 nv. Tor, b. $3.50 2511 NV. ar b La "a
10 NV. 81. b. 30 so to0a I'D NV. 5r.w- 10 so
e03 NV. sr. b. % so 100 I. NV 5r W ~ M
30 Fla av.nw. &c. BIO. Dol 1922 Sd NV, sr.v Is SO
STORES
2O11 18th NV. sr. b. 90; 1881 It'll NV q "a
$50. Eth 30. o0l 1929 9Th NV sto celIs 20
2419 Pa AZ NV. &2r25. O0l 500 18th NV. ar I5 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05

Zo2a ST NV. F. and bath ..... SOS 90
80 ~ ne, ~ rooms and bath so so
- street northwest. II r. and d.. -. 90
1.lo oregon ave NV. r and b..-.-... 81. 20
i1VS 4 NV rooms and baths. 81 so
Ig,S fafA road NV rooms and bath 81. 90
Iloo inn ST NV . rooms and bath. 81 so
a.0s EofcoFsn NV, rooms and bath ~ 30
II.ss "a ave NV. rooms and bath. 30 SIS
-, y 81 NV. ~ rooms and bath $3.50
80 80 mo 81 nv rooms and bath 80 so
~ a. Srd ST s-e.. rooms and bath 80 30
~ ,st 81 NV. . rooms and bath. 27.5O
80 to'h 81 NV . rooms and bath 81 10
DO VI 81 NV rooms ana bath p. so
80 "a ave Sc. rooms and bath. .. so
81, 81. NV, rooms and bath. 81. 80
s-a IN IN ~ s-w.' rooms and bath IL so
~ N 49, nr.; rooms and bath $3.50
1lo los 10 Conn. ave. r. stO and cellar $3.50 90
80. ~ I'm -. 81. NV. znd hoor Is. 90
1ass !tt NV. iif-, D. stn-; Will remodel. SO as
IL ~ isth ST NV rooms and bath. 5000
IL, 81. NV. mo n; room. 1900
aoSs I.h ST. NV sto and cellar. 2565
zip ~; ave-; sno5; lst floor IL so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05

Richard P Backing. tenor: Herman
Rakemann. violinist; Richard Lorle-
berg. cellist: w. S. Blanchard. pre-
centor and Claude Robson. organist.
will furnish the musical portions of
the service this evening at the Church
of the Covenant. and beginning at 7:45
gram. the numbers being an organ
voluntary. "Curfew." bv Mackenzie:
tenor sole. BE Thou Faithful Unto
Death" from the oratorio 'St. Paul"
by Mendelssohn; violin solo. Romance"
by Karganog: during service. cello
solo. "Adagio." by Rehveld: tenor solo.
80 Lord Remember Me-" by Holden:
trio for violin. cello and organ.
"Serenade," by Widor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-27

On this page presented compilation from the official master
sheets of tho War Department. showing the results of the recent
drawing for service affecting every of the 3272
regstrants in the District of Columbia.
In regular order given the draft red ink numbers OF all
the Of the District registered for and alongside
each Is the number representing the order in which drawn
regards all the other District draft numbers Thus the regsant
draft number 1903 finds that his number drawn 52oh
among the Districts numbers In other words his liability number
is 52o.
general rgstran estimate that eight called
District by each of the numbers preceding him. There
by multiplying his liability number by eight he determine
many of the District be called to include him.
The Districts the first call be made up
beushed by each of the eleven exemption districts
District In each exemption district times
the quota be furnished have been summoned the first
service These figures for the divisions follows:
Total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-27

# I
81. Order IN
Daft which it
number. vas drawn.
@3G. $1,000 ISL
253S.......2S 33
2S3S.s.....26s6
2539......-.Ml
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cS41. ...>..3l27
25sS.......16S5
2S43. -~.1222
2I4...>>>-2SO3
254S-.-.>~2137
2S46....~. 738
2547..-....3336
@4S. $4,000 6S?
2549. ..,... ~
255O....s-1565
255f. ..... $50
2552..---14s2
253.....s.1553
2@..---1O95
@S..-~.-3324
@56..s.A.as2
100. ..>>>~s 6s1
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Dob. 1880. 83
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$50. ...-.-3201
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1874 2a10
257J,.....l89l
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Order In
Draft which 1t
number. was drawn.
I. 1851
g.. 1926
5. $685.
4. .11S
s. $50
q. sol
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g. 100
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10. 126
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81. 2799
80. .17A
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2103 .......1Sf3
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2128. .--.2113
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2133. 800. 1919
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213J. ...... 316
2I38. ......1334
2137. 928
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2139. ...... 700
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2142. @54
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21A. .....1213
2145. ...... 975
2146. ......1519
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2140. 1850
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2152. ..... 705
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2158. ......3 481
2157. 23SS
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216O. .....38S3
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2182. 1888
2163. 26O2
2164. 1915
2I65. ......2273
2166. ...... AZ
2167. ...... 5O4
216S. ......1S1
2169. ......174S
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2178. ......3821
2177....... 764
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2191. S17
2192. 12s2
2183. 1927
2194. 1885
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compilation this page has been made by striking from
the all numbers above the highest number
Dsc372oand REMEMBERING the order of drawing show
the of drawing only District numbers The first District
2S; the last District number drawn the 72o
number drawn 3217 drawing each of the Dis
registrans the first and the aot place. here
forth
egistrant his order of liability of service therefore
by looking the first column of figures each until
he finds his numberwhc placed the order Of
looking figures alongside of Thus
1o7-52 This that the 52o number drawn
and the holder liable be called 52o among
reesants in his exemption district.
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Arr
Order in
Draft which IL
number. was drawn.
1S47 142
1S4S. ...... 1888
1919. ......3 199
1850. ...... 93S
1851. 779
1852. 2316
1858. .244O
1854. 2SSS
1855. 1921
1850. 2944
1857. ...... 654
1855. ....-. 20
1859. ......1167
1860. 1870
1851. ...... 1895
1862. ......3 1895
1863. .130S
1864. .11O4
1865. ......11s8
1866. ...-. 500
1867. cS~
1858. .... $50
1869. 800. 1852
1870. .3712
1s71.......116S
1872. .26S
1873. .... ASS
1874. .17@
1875. 1883
1875. ...-.13@
1877. 1898
1873. ...... o
1879. .....14O1
1880. 1855
1851. S83
1852. .2912
1883. ......1217
1854. ......1378
1885. ...... 2151
1880. ...... 2O46
1887. ...... 258
1855. ......1776
1889. .2388
1880. ......173S
1891 ...... II
1892. 1858
1898. 1882
1894. ..... 8
1895. 1852
1895. ..-.. 46S
1897 1920
1898. 1881
1899. .....2371
1900. .2813
1901. ......1327
1902. 1851
1903. ......172
1904. .2413
1905. .2S31
1906. ia
1907. 1874
1903. ...-.-1A
1900. ...... 05s
1910. s72
1911....... 32SS
1912. ..... SOB
1913. ...... A.
1914. PITS
1918. ..... S9S
1915, 3O37
1917. .11O8
1915 1892
1919. $50
192O.-..2122
1921 1885
1922. 14S
1929. 1907
1924. $50
19cS 1881
1929 S4O
1927 1885
1925. 3118
1929 @9
1890. .3O43
1871
1922. al
1879 .11M
1a94 923
1873 1852
10aa 3OlS
103. 1890
109s 21S2
109o .24O8
1oA0 1A2S
1oAI xii
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10Ae s07
1oAa aka
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1855. .... 1877
1855. ...... 317
1857 ....... 5S5
1883. 33N
1883. .S1S
I96O. 3433
1861 S23
1862. ..... .13S9
1858. ......110S
1864 BIOS
1AAS 12RR
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845. 315
A8. ......2174
a7. 1899
GAS. ......28S9
$40. ......2@S
$50. ......1469
8S1. 3415
&2. 1913
S3. 1880
&4. .3545
8S5. ......23S0
&8. ...... SS
S7. SJ8
85S. .234O
$50. a42
$50. 1915
6GZ.......194J
683. .22S0
664. ...... OIL
66. A7S
688. ......1568
665 Z2~
86S. ......173S
eco. 25S5
go. 34A
671. 1895
872.
673. 1878
874. zoos
875. ...... 28S
o.o. $500. %
w ...-... 800
0Io.-.....o@.
61b....... $50
$50. 1854
@I Vl
0oS .......SIO
0Sn-'''.'-S 30 Sos
So4......'"DSaa
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$50. ......3F0
0SS '..'.'.9 Ol0
Sss..'.....S.,.o
0se. ......5oM
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603. 1904
694. 1854
645. .2194
696. 2s67
6B .2SA
sos. 1854
800. ......21SS
100. 5000. 615
SO1. 1858
SO2. ......1S7S
7O3. 1858
74. 4@
S"....... b77
7~. 1927
S0. ...... 631
SOS. 1888
100. PAS
10. 1894
I'll. %7
S12. ...12S
S13. ...... 0s4
IA. ...... 300
us. SS5
718. 27S8
I1,,,,, A4
71S. 1860
10. 1901
20. 27S2
S21. I13
S2. 3SSS
S23. 3424
724. 2249
S2S. ...... 995
S28. ...... 2S5
S27. 30J7
72S. .2079
SZ0. .32OS
$50. 1919
S31. 25OS
1872. 1851
S33. .327S
734. 1881
73J. 1897
736. ...... 625
s37. 1857
~. $50. OtBV
S3O. ...... 1857
74O. 2507
al. 300
742. ......1728
S43. .....IS40
IA. ......I3G5
S45, ..1795
S48. .23J3
S47. ......12I5
S4S. .3O78
S40. 353
$50, ,l147
SJl. ,S13R
752. 1850
753. 731
S54. . 1921
7@. ...... SO
1856. 1854
7S7, go
5SS. ....l674
$50. ......3152
7@. ...... 800
781. 2SSl
782. 1903
S83. ......2404
784. .2244
78s. .3474
76S. .152S
787. .323S
78s. .25I2
760. ......1337
70 346
77I. 1894
772. 200
773 S5S
TIA 3335
= y7h. 7S
778. ..l33O
777. 1915
11a 1ARO
770. 1904
gsO. .lO11
ISL S27
7S2
7S3 II
7s4.A
7ss. .3168
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-23
Slow But Sure.

II is the western front. Great Bri-
tain came to that conclusion after
costly experiments, However we
may bark back to Napoleon's
declaration that the way to Ger
many is through Italy, however, we
may feel that heavy support might
have pushed Codorna's drive to
Vienna and eliminated Austria
from the war. we shall have TO ad-
NIT the safe course of sIlied con.
centration in the west. There the
battle will be won. Germany has
seized lands and plumber. Germany
has pursued course of Donation
alization and depopulation of both
her allies and conquered territory
which might enable her through
colonization. to Ge-manize "Mittel-
europa" in time Germany has
made her allies pay for the
privilege of making Germany's fight
and OF selling themselves into finan-
cial bondage tc Germany But that
is matter OF maps and credits.
However valuable they might be-
come in peace, conquest lands CIV
en- to war are potential rather than
going assets To the country whose
structure is OF commerce. lands
without seas are of no avail. Ger
many must win a free ocean before
victory is hers. for without that she
mills only the goods of destruction.
ard living is from hand to mouth
with diminishing hand and grow
ing mouth. There on the western
front we shall smash again, while
inside of Germany the penalties Of
isolation work for the lasting peace.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-23

Every newspaper that goes out of
Missouri with an account of the big
corn crop this year adds more than
its subscription price to the value
of every acre of Missouri land in the
vicinity where the paper is publish
ed by advertising the farming lands
of this great state, yet there are a
smaller percent of farmers than
any other class, perhaps, who aid
in the support of the paper that is
constantly advertising and raising
the value of the lands. Farmers
should think Of this and do their
share towards sus staining what sus-
tains their interests as Loyalty as the
press is doing for them throughout
the state.