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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-22
$4,000 FOR DEBTS
OF SAFETY BOARD
State War Council Votes
Peppers Committee
Small Fund
WILL HAVE DOUBLE CHECK
Governor Ignorant Yet of What
Defenders" Expect to
Spend


Tho war Board Of PENNSYLVANIA Al
meeting held in the office OF Governor
Brumbaugh this afternoon voted 10 ine
Public Safety committee ~ pennsylvania
the sum OF S5O,0OU TO defray the expenses
Of the body headed by GeorH" wharton
Pepper
This amount is To be used the Governor
cyplainpd 10 paN or the debts already Iu.
CURED and future oNp"nsos. The deh'"
aggregate about $1,000. What tn" iu'ulr
expenditures will BE-. the Governor saId.
he does not know. as the matter mas not
been talked over I'M detail as yet
"Thp state Treasury ~ this time would
not warrant the voting NJ larger amount.
said the Governor.
we felt however. that We could vote
this amount. without putting the Sihir
in position where 1t could not meet iiS
obligation. The state Treasury is always
low at this time and we feel that no more
than $5OOO0 could be given the Pubic
Safety Committee at this time
The Public safety committee viii re-
ceive tomorrow the letter from the Governor
transferring the money to tn" committee.
II will come out Of the s. 100000 defense
fund recently voted for by the Legislature.
\ DOUBLE CHECK
The Safety Committee will have 10 send
vouchers for every expenditure tu Lieuten-
ant FranE ~ McJlaiu. who is secretary Of
inc war littIU. tie VIII Ni'' W 'HI''N'
them before they can be sent to the Audi
tor General who will draw the warrants for
the state Treasurer TO pay. Hence there Is
double check on the committees cNpendi-
lures
Immediately after the war board meet
ing. the Governor addressed more than one
hundred Mayors Shcrlha and registration
officials in regard TO their duties ON regis
tration day, June :.
lie announced that he would issue his
proclamation to the people of the state
on Friday next. Tonight he will issue two
proclamatiOns. one to the Mayors Of all
cities of more than 10000 population and
the other tu the Shcriffs Of all counties. in
which ne will outline the part they are
to do getting every mau between twenty
one and thirty zone years Of age registered
on June =. lie will later issue "A proclaim
ton to the registrars throughout the State
and will follow this with proclamation
to the Committee Of Public Safety.
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TWO OF SHIPS CREW KILLED
Three Others Wounded When Morse
Ship Madura Was Sunk by U-Boat

LONDON May 2g.--TwO members Of tile
crew OF the Norweg an steamship Madura
we're killed when she was sunk by shell fire
nf 4 German submarine and three were
stounded. II was learned today from sur
II4ors who have just been landed
Twenty three survivors from the de-
dsstroyed Russian ship Lynton also were
|anded
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HoOvER'S PROBLEM

The entire problem OF awakening Amcri-
cans has been unloaded on the broad
American"
In the hands Of this man, once a mining
engineer, lies the fate Of the world, it is
conceded, by all who know the facts. For
eign diplomats have been frank In their
predictions of Worldwide food famine
and Hoover, with the powers which Con
gress will give him, seems the sole person
who will be able to avert such a calamity.
While he has been appointed food ad-
ministrator by President Wilson, Hoover
stiIr lacks authorization Of Congress for
measures which will give him the admin
!stratlon Of the vast food resources Of
America. Nevertheless. he is hard al work
preparing, and once the pOwGr IL in his
hands, he will be found filling the biggest
Job of the war--feeding the world
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LOuisYiIle Results

FIRST RACE. g furIonEs.
I May W. es' Judy 80, Ss4. 20 $50 ao tis M
q BiiioWs 1ie. shilling Sao
Tine, ls. BLACK BEAUTY. lmm.nss
y iTiie oresn,. niss MINI Jocular. Arrow run
- e7een Mother Machree ana Fashion
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AVOID TRANsFEH ACROSS SEW YORK
Colonial nxpreea through day train 70 Roa-
Fhila. n 20 a. n. daily. II. n. n and NJ y nj
4. n. r p, Arrives Reafon $40 =. M--ldo.
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GORE-LEVER FOOD BILL
DRAFTED FOR DEBATES
Senate to Get Measure Late To-
day Guarding Nations Sup
ply for War
FUNDS FOR CAMPAIGN
MASHINGTON. Nav >.

MI. e... ...',i,,,r. ,,,,,,,,,i,,cc today
lne 'g,'aSe , -, 49,, ~ ~ ,.ors.t ey.r
Soup 80 W. I,i ,L II rsrnrt n late
,,I, ,SU" =, s,u.,,,,,,,, ''''
Kin ,,,,,,.s,i,, c, rs,ion-,i,e survey
=, nricos corners of Goods arrnaye and pos
mi ,,rodrrtior ,rhc secretary Of Agri-
mime ia nuthnrized 10 purchasc seed for
farmers and to distribute it where he may
think hest
Provision giving the Government over
10 commander seed was stricken out.
An appropriation of Sfbo0Vno is allowed
IJsoago an,ont ,1,tie ercsn and bops For
procuring and storage of seeds the Depart
meut Of Agriculture is allowed S2.5OO.Ouo.
\ fund OF S3,OO0.UOO b. created 10 IN
crease the food production ana eliminate
waste This money is 20 he spent i'm odura-
tlon Of the American housewife in hUrnen
economy
The sum Of Sj,5OO goo is appropriate" I"i
eSlenson of IN" market news .'Net' To "'-
quaint the housewife with mtiN'' '""-
dltions
fund oi Sl2oVUo" is allowed Tor mISe''-
laneous items
ut.Sr t,<srry, noon
.,.,,,,,.
N'u'''yd mus ,,i,'' ',ns'' W. '''
now l" save 'i'' Vines. .,....,... ,.,.
ms "aS u' "'i".uE S""i'u'" '"", ~
'u' any" ,p'.'''''''N' N'S """ ',,,.,t
"' 'ne '''tu H'"'pS ""' are "'"."h w..
me Io"u p'"u''"' '"rN N"'" ' '',"' WI, ~
Hl"S, Cr't'ei Dlp"' .S I"' we N"'', ,,,
FL t'yn'"S io''U, JUN 'u'' anu
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san0hlAI nay AT ATLANTIC CITY
|..n44Itanf4 NaIIrQad Epeclal ifaIp for Broad
|Iu|| E@4IIrn fnIIadtIphla. will If4ra Atlaniil
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HEI.r MANTEp-lIALE

LABORERS 200 colored FOR outdoor work, s0od
paSi steady work. Apply IN pereon 10 EDDY
stone Ammunition Corporation. fadlftone. IA
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Naval officers are jolinGly asserting that
under existing conditions they are forced
TO buy all the time for the army officers.
Because the law, prohibiting the sale Of
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Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
1913 G ST.

sIN-RooM-AND-BATH BRICK; FURNACE !;
close to cars; rented to white tenants. So 80 :;
nearly new good home investment. Price.
50. 900. Only $500 cash and balance arranged to
silt.
FOR saloon RENTAL TERMS-A NEW
and ideal suburban home. large shaded
lot. 50'x1s5' only i minutes from the shop
ping section. The house is frame. with slate
roof: large veranda extending across the entire
front and side; large and bright reception
hall, living ROOM with fireplace, and dining
room. all furnished in French gray with silver
fixtures and beautiful grass cloth paper. and oak
floors. Two large and two small bedrooms and
spacious tile bath second floor. Hot-wa ter
heat and the most modern conyeniences. An
exceptional bargain at $500. Also beau
tifully built English colonial brick and stucco
7-room home, of which the chief attraction is
living room 4x21. extending across the en-
tire end of the house and having n fireplace in
the center and windows three sides. A real
home that viii last for generations, for 81 900.
For terms and appointment to these ui-
usual houses call at Room 6c3. Southern Bldg
phone Franklin SIZE.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER DISTRICT
OF Columbia, December -. lsi1.-SeRled pro-
posals VIII he received the Office OF the Score
tary of the Board Of Commissioners. Room 5Ga.
District building. until . o'clock. PM. Der-rn-
l,er Is. 1917. for the cotstruction Of swim
ming Pools; the t-ardozo Playground. at
First First and siserts, eou,h"es,. snd one IA
Blank forms Of prorfai. plans and .pccihea-
lions may he obtained from The chief Clerk. En-
gineer Department. Room f21, District Building.
A deposit of dollars will lac required from
bidders insure the return Of the plans and
spe..ifica tons Louis BRuWNIDw, JOHN e.
d KNIGHT W. GwYNN GARDINER. Comm!s-
sioners. -. &. de17-t;t,e xSu
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WANTED TO BUY

10 TO II ROOM HOUSE, . RATTIS: STEAM ct,
hot water heat: electric light; give full partic-
nIars and l1cation in first lciter. Address Box
22I y, star office. I9'
PROPERTY OWNERS. ATTENTION!
Now is the time 20 list your property for sale
with firm. Whether located in the suburbs
the city have an unusual demand which,
unable to surpiy. Send Us full partic-
uiars of your property.
DO 1t now.
ALLAN E. wALKER d co. NC 1898 C II.
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WANTED-GARAGES.

WASTED--To RENT AUTO GARAGE NEAR
md and j Sc Alb End ST. .e2'
WANTED-GARAGE FROM 80 TO 80 CARS
n northwest section; larger object. Phone
Main SG7I
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
(ContiuueAp,
HOME. RIVERS

HOME BUYERS
Do not miss this chance 10 buy this new G.
room brick dwelling with two baths. electric
lights. vapor heat. massive fireplace. large sleep
ing porch; laundry trays, attic.
INSPECT 1S44 QUINCY ST.
Only few steps to Isth ST. ears.
Small cash payment and l,aisnce like rent
Decide now and select your own fixtures.
HUGH A. THRIFT. own.r.
Main z6s. Union Trust bldg
HANDSOME EIGHT ROOM AND TWO BATH
near good car line. Address Box 2si- II. Star Of
Gee.
FOR SALIENT. PLEASANT HOME, 2.5oo
West Of 18th st. 10 rooms. baths.
Ami. Garage. Large porches
c. W. STEERS, iseo v y. ave NV
FOR StIE-i7sS LAMONT ST.
:, ROOMS Aaf nsriis nALt e., -o.,,o
l.. W. GRooMES i+is ST.
FOR sALE-IMPoRTANr
Always READ OUR ApvERTIsEMENTs.
PHONE NJ 1872 FOR NUMBERS. OR CALI
WE OFFER THE FEST BARGAINS. THE
THAT fou SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT.
YoU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING ouR LIST
STONE q rAlRFAx 1872 New York ave.
wooDLEY PARKS. 10. II ROOMS: COLO
NAL architecture: facing park; hrerroof garage.
Price Sli,5o0 TO si2.5oo; cash. 81 900. Chevy
Chase car 10 2afi street. walk 2ia blocks west.
Just south OF Cathedral avenue. Agent prem
ises or call Main 1881.
a. c. MOSES co.. 9i6 New York ave. NV.
VERY DESIRABLE BROOM RESIDENCE
Tor sale IN Massachusetts Ave. Heights: Of
the highest points in the District Of Columbia.
aud one OF the best sections Of city This
residence is convenient to street lne tone
block. and has eastern and southern exposure:
property being semi-detached: The construction
Is ia hollow tilsi which makes Il most desirable
very large lot. 90 IT. to- an uneven depth OF
100 IT.. vacant and ready for occupancy: all
latest improvements. Price. 5000. 1t is "a
bargain.
Just OF 18th St. l. rooms. = baths: all
modern Improvements; house in number
condition: ready for occupancy; price. $500
Near llth and New Hampshire ave-; six-room
house; hot-water heat; price. $3.50.
Fronting 18th ST.. six-room house: front
porch; located in residential section; price,
1890. For fun particulars phone Main 1885
I0SEpH c. ZlRkIE. on2 Cnlnradn bldg.
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WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
ing desirable properties. Either Immediate pos
session subject to thirty days notice:
s22 Conn. ave-, IA rooms, baths
3035 18th St, rooms, l bath; detached.
1877 Vernon place NV. 10 rooms. bath.
3104 18th ST., 8 rooms, baths.
200 Raymond St. Chevy Chase, Nd Sr. bath.
1903 18th st. ne, Brookland; new, Dr. BATH
2219 Eye St NV. corner, 10 rooms baths.
ia and 716 10th St. rooms. ] bath.
1l2 Columbia road. rooms. 1 bath.
1922 Rock Creek road. rooms. bath.
26 to As q st. s.w., $50 rooms. II baths.
1445 St. s rooms, baths.
1901 st. NV. corner. 10 rooms. bath
al15 &c NV. warehouse, 10000 1T. floor space.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

HAULING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Coal hauled. = tons FOR s.. oUT-oF- TOWN
HAULING. = PERFECT TRANSFER CO.. csno
18th 81 NV. Phone y 1870. 2is
g. oOb.I.B JEtfERN TRUCK: wilI hire out nv
week month. owner driving truck. :. r. T.
i3Isi- Wailach plare NV. ias
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TABLE BOARD.

NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE, 1922 Massachusetts
ave. n.w.-Excellent table board. $3.50 week.
nos NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Excelient board,
well cooked, southern style: gentlemen only.
CAFE. FALkSTo COURTS ,lIth and FAR
mont sts.). So per week.
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FOR RENT-RoOMS.

FOR RENT-ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOMS.
1884 18th sT.-Desirable rooms; nicely furnished
aud well heated; running water. 20"
6sl $. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.--one furnished
front room: suitable for two gentlemen; close
to navy yard.
1905 Nicely furnished room; opposite
park; h.w.h.: gentlemen only $50 month";
6ig X ST N.W.-Large parIor bedroom: south
ern exposure: suitable for one or two gentlemen;
wen heated
siis 18th ST.--f;oom with sleeping porch and
home Col. 500. 20s
2i55 ]. sT NW.-Seyersl outside rooms In a
completely newly furnished house; well heated;
gentlemen preferred. IL
10th STREET Entire second floor: 3 bedrooms.
service: unlimited telephone: private home;
breakfast served in private dining ROOM Phone
North el3o: ~.
81 Ith ST, s.w.-l.arge end-noor front room;
good location. 2s
1857 EUCLID sT-Two rooms: s.cond floor; to
men in office only. Call evenings after $50.
2205 18th N.W.--Neatiy furnished front room;
ladies employed.
IN DESIRABLE section me-. near both lines.
large front room and small room. adjoining can
close 10 hath: electric lights; hot water heat
Address BOX 249-s, Star office.
I75s col ROAD N.w.--Delightful room; ad-
Joining bath; gentlemen.
a3i0 Goth ST. N.w.-Large outside room: second
floor, next 10 bath; block from Mt. Plea SAINT
ears *. 9l76.
1895 CLIFTON ST. topp. WArdman CourtS)-
Desirable front rooms; southern exposure; single
or en- suite desirable rooms for Army officers.
24s
o1l5 14th ST. NV. Apt. Neatly furnished
room: suitable fer two ladies: private family
gov employees preferred; reference.
1913 CLIFTON, Apt. 53-Weii furnished room.
suitable for one two gentlemen: price, S25 per
month; private bath. Call by am. Col. 938.
f.r
aoie for two: well heated. 24s
$50 9th N.W.-Large, cheerful 2nd-story front
room: nicely furnished. well heated: REASONABLE.
70 two gentlemen: block Of Convention Hall.
s35i MT PHEASANT sT.-Brighf second floor
room: electric light; Of garage il desired.
Phone Col. 5061. 20
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FOR SALE
N T. SALISBURY co. INC.

n. L. SALISBURY co, INC.
Consult us before you buy. 1t
will pay YOU" Phone Main 5304
UNUSUAL HOME in one Of the
most charming sections OF the
northwest. ideal in every respect:
bright cheerful rooms; tiled bath,
real open fireplace; hot-water heat,
electricity and gas, and every latest
convenience: room for GARAGE.
Price will surprise you.
FOR SALE.
PERFECT GEM; corner house
in a splendid section Of the north
west. Read these facts carefully
large rooms. bath and all modern
improvements: lot 25Nii0. AND
THE PRICE Is LESS THAN 81 900.
FOR SALE.
FOR ALL-YEAR RESIDENCE
you cannot equal this remarkable
home. which occupies of the
most attractive spots in the north
west overlooking 18th ST.: DE
TACKLED. center-hall plan, 10 spa
cious rooms. tiled baths. roomy
porches, plus everything You could
desire in home: lot has frontage
Of over 100 feet front on two
tloroughfares. PRICE VERY REA-
SONABLE.
Let US show you these homes today.
n. l.. SALISBURY CO., INC,
Te1 18th st. NV. Phone NJ. 1904.
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wANTED.RooMs.
----------------------.
(COntinuedl.

TWO or three furnished rooms. Ink, after Dec.
26. Address Box 244-S. Star office. 49,
BY YOUNG MAN. room: private family: 10 or
10 minutes walk ride from new Interior
building; will probably need room until spring:
can give best references. Address Box 28S. Star
office 10s
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-6-RooM. NEWLY FURNISHED.
thoroughly modern house; every convenience
1878 + CapitnI ST.
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WANTED

WILL EXCHANGE FotE BEAUTIFUL RrITD-
ing lots in Chevy 'lssp II. &, all improve
menis. for small farm Marylapd preferred Ad-
dress Rox 3i2>p. Star offc..
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE TWO LOTS CHEVY CHASE.
u. C.. for equity in income property lots; have
all improvements. Will secure building loan no
commission for securing loan. Address Box 3I4-P.
Star office.
Will. EXCHANGE 7-RooM HOUSE. GARAGE
in rear for small fern. in vicinity of Washing
ton. t;aa Park road II. ". IS
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NICELY FURNISHED HOME. SIX ROOMS
bath; hot-water heat; will lease six months or
year at SI5 per month: on Capital Traction line,
IS minutes to center city. 9s3 South Carolina
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WANTED-M0NEY.

$4,000 AT BIG, LIST TRUST. ON BEST REAL
estate security in d. c., worth at least twice
the amount. liberal commission Address Bcx
l9O-s. etar ONCE. 1se
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1900 BLOCK LAMONT ST.
Will lease my nine-room. twe-bath.> furnished
house for $15e: immediate possession. Address
Rox o55-S star office 20s
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FOR sALE-GARAGEs.

SPECIAL PRICE ON GALVANIZED IRON
garages I build all kinds Of garages. X. X.
FERGUSON. l011 9th ST. Main 1877.
GET A GARAGE THAT WILL OUTLAST Any
garage on the market, in appearance. Durability
and price. II. BEN. 1913 Of. nv.
Phone NJ. 3159.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
FOR SALE.
trolley line in front of house; eight and one.
half acres. all good tiilabe land: plenty of
fruit of all kinds; fine buildings, including large
house with all modern conveniences, location,
Alta Vista. Bethesda, Maryland. about
half way between Washington and Rockville.
This is the most desirable suburban residential
section Washington. Only one-half mile
from Edgmoor. War conditions make it Deces-
sary for to sell at
bought with the place VIII trade for smaller
place the city sell easy terms.
Address the owner. F. c. STEWARD. 18th and
F SIS. NV. or telephone NJ S611
FOXALL HEIGHTS.
high and hea,thfql spot in NV. Washington;
"Fisklock Tapestry" Brick.
trhe last word in building construction) Ready
for spring. Make your selection now.
G. c. LACEY. 10 l4th st. NV.
SIX ROOMS. FRAME DWELLING. scos C ST
Ne, Bennne cars; price, $500; easy
terms.
McLAcHLEN RANKING CORPORATION.
10th and SIS. n.w.,- Real Estate Dept. NJ. Az.
GROOM HOUSE, HALL ROOM PANTRY; GOOD
cemented cellar 80 minutes from 12th st. sta
ton: one minutes walk to car; bargain for
purchaser. win rent.
s-RooM DWELLING: ELECTRIC LIGHT; La
trobe heat: oath; hot and cold water; acre
of land; so fruit trees. fine garden. all kinds Of
small fruits and flowers: located boulevard
sanB-e from electric line; price. S4,I50. 90
terms A ssasaHaRle CARP ARply H to Nd
Chase. d. c.; built of dressed hollow tile. which
makes a beautiful effect and will last forever:
hot-water heat; large lot; so feet front: high
elevation and plenty of trees; price. $3.50:
- wM. H. RICHIE.
as and 4l9 Colorado bldg. 14th and @ sta
Trau in
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FOR sALE-HoUSES.
GIlEl1l5l
E3iItsIln1
MASN0E
YOUR CHANCE

To buy an unusually good six-room-
and-bath house close to the new
Central High School. now rented for
5000 per year, for only $4,000. Act
at once.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

ACCOMMODATIONS for single men can be
furnished at kensington, Md; transportation by
steam electric road; Comfortable accommoda-
tons ami Address 7. .. Box 133 hensins-
ton Md .0s
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FOR RENT-WAREHoUsEs

WAREHOUSE. aaIi. Ia. AVE, RUNNING
through Ia Z ST.; center OF the produce commits
sion trade; sleo. Key ut OIL In. ave.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SPECIALITY OF REAL ESTATE. SALES AND
e1changes-Large. sctise lis. OF residences, bust
cess and suburban properties. apartments. build.
ing lots and farms. We have advantage ous
propositions.
a. +. FOX COMPANY. 1911 II 81. n.v.
Sales and Exchange Department
BY oWNER-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
in Virginia house Of brownstone and &c.
ment: sr., b.; anne; 1o2 acres good land: 20
bearing orchard: heathiest location best
water: mountain view: forty miles from Wash
Bston. Address Box 306k. Star office.
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1761 MASS. AVE NV. FURNISHED; NEWLY
papered and painted: 20 rooms. baths: winter
coal in cellar: possession given December -. APP
ply 1725 st. NV u
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS

OFFICES AND STUDIOS
GIL + ST. N.W.--TWa VERY DESJR aHJ u
communicating rooms. modern building. heated
Rent. SIS. EDW. =. SCHWARTZ, Inc. 73t
18th st. NV,
THREE WE'LL HEATED, SECOSD.FIOoR
rooms, in downtown office building Suitable for
doctor dentist running water and ele,.
SIZE 4 WATSON. Inc. 914 n. y ave- NV
700 9tf 81. NV, CORNER OF 9th AND {;
HOWE ToTrEN. SCI 18th ST. NV. Phone Main
1853.
fes0 PA. AVE. NV: THREE OR FOUR STOR
les. 3rA8o; suitable for Offices or wholesale
+. ": GRAHAM & CO.. GIT 18th.
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FOR RENT-GARAGEs.

Room FOR TWO MACHINES N PRIVATE
brick garage; electric light, heat and water.
Prone Columbia 1853. 20'
REAR SIS NORTH CAPITOL. STA BRICK
garage, room fer two machines; rent, IS per
month. Key at drug store, North Capitol and l.
MODERN BRICK GARAGES. HOLDING FROM
TO cars or trucks. near 18th and Columbia
toad, at from 81 10 So monthly. Best in city.
A. F. FOX COMPANY. 1871 n" NV
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.
IN FLORIDA; 10-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE;
large grounds; garage. Pictures and particulars
of Mr.. MORSE, the Balfour. Washington.
D. {, IS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-19

Regular meeting
of Winnetta coun
ell, No. 10, ID. of
p. Thursday. Dec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-19
WEBSTERVILLE

very successful and enjoyable enter
tainment was held in the vestry of the
Episcopal church last evening Frank w
Robinson of Barre as theatrical manager
and Reginald Johnston as the office boy,
took their parts very acceptably and fur.
nished much amusement. Mrs. Robin.
son as the suffragette and Miss Roberts
as the eolored lady, evoked much mirth.
Mrs William Lille as usual received a
good share of the applause. Mrs Robert
Clogston of Websterville excelled in a
humorous Irish brogue. Miss BERTHE Dale
showed fine talent as did Messrs. Hal
vosa and Mcdonald. For the musical
part of the program the vocal solos of
Mrs. Bellows of East Barre, accompanied
by Mrs. Dickey, were much appreciated,
as were two choruses under the direction
of Mr.. Dickey The character songs of
Miss Mae Dale and Mason 0. Pierce were
well received. Mrs. Bellows proved her
self a capable accompanist, and as
whole the program was described as one
of the best ever given in Websterville.
The Barre performers made the trip in
three -seaters and enjoyed the ride i'm
Cake and coffee were served
by the people of the Episcopal church.