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ut8 ave. u.W We
In S208- 90.
l6c0 Col I'd nv. .sr ,b45 on
6O5 21st NV. ar. b.37.30
1921 Goth NV. Sr. b.
h-w hit, garage and
stable ......... .36.5 so
COZ A se. 6r. b. .35.5v
1902 A Sc, 7r. b.
h-w ht ........ 81. 80
s23 22d NV. 1r.b...5.5 so
106 "a NV. 8r. b. -. 90
324 8 @ av Sc. Or. .b.21.5o
32l6 o NV. Or. ". 1850
Bancroft. Va. 5r.
well. 4 acres. lis. 80
S0S 26th NV. 6r.w.14.50
2S20 Eye NV. Or. b. .14.50
1880 18th sc. Or. so
TAvIA."
b. housekeeping. $GJ. 90
b. housekeeping. =. 47.S0
NENTS.
o115 II st nv. Arb.
heated ..........is.5G
AZ q NV. 4r. b. ....16.6O
1902 eth nw,3r. b. .11.OO
TENANTS.
1924 G NV. Or. w..1s.50
1115 Seaton nw,6.w16.5 80
I'LL S'ton. NV. 6.wI6.5
1914 Banks nw,e.wl6.50
1918 NY sv nw.5.w16.5 80
437 Goth nw.4r.w..15.5O
713 I'D NV. ar. VIE. 20
40 10th NV, 5r,w.in.50
'FFICE ROOMS.
1715 Seaton NV. store.
5r. water........16.5 so
9th and G, office
rooms ......S1250 up
707 G NV. ONCE
rooms Sd up
Garages from s. up.
LIST AT OFFICE.
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HARRY WARpMAN,
1890 X st. NV Phone NJ 4l91.
uNEIlRNISHED HOIISES.

1870 X st. NV Phone NJ. 4I91.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES.
$3 900 Mass near Goth $40. 80. 1917 Riggs. Or b
$500. 1914 Eye NV l3r 2b $37 80. 1896 Spring 6r b
$175. 1925 p nw 22r 4b S37. 80. 1898 Perry, 6r b
$50. 1441 av. .15r. .3b S35. 30. 1450 Nwton Or h
s125 1910 Mass av 13r 3b S35 80. 1872 N'wton sr b
500. .31I4 10Th lar 2b So. 80. 1902 Mridian g. b
500 * near 18th 1Sr b S3s 20. .3.,J9 Hom'd Gr b
ss5 2sO6 Cath av, ,11r. .3b s33. 80 1867 Hmead G. b
$sJ 1918 Col rd f2r 3b S27 30. 1924 LIST ne, Or b
S73. 1929 NV, 12r,2b S27 50. 1858 Ing side .9b
Ss5. .l4O7 l. nw Tor b se7 80. 1925 Gn av Or b
1905 Irving. 10r. Dbl $25 10. .4O13 Mrlboro b
S.S. 1920 10th nw Or b 500. 10. 4201 Mrlboro O. b
SEQ. 2029 Tor b SOB 30. 4OS Sh nh rd 6r b
$,5 1907 mpton. Or b 500 30. IT'S Hobart. Or h
$55. 1852 Col rd 10r 2b 800 30. 121 Harvard 6r b
$50 so. 1853 Hobart. .8r. .b $50. -G19 &C. srb
$45. So 1905 Conn ,b 500 .772 Col I'd. CRIB
$42 so. 1921 Jocelyn.Ir.b
APARTMENTS.
Champlain. 1924 K ST. NV. 5r., b. G5.00
Bradford. 1900 st. NV. 5r. and bath. 5000
o7.} Conn ave- Jr. and bath, porch. $50. 600
Copley Courts 18th and Church sts., Or. b. 81. on
Rutland Courts, 18th and Riggs sts.. 4r.,b. 5000
Bradford. 1900 st. NV. 4r. and bath. 5000
1895 st NV Or. and bu tn, porch. 30. 90
Champlsin. 1921 st. NV, Ar. and bath. 5000
1921 r st. NV. No. 2, 5 rooms and bath. 45.O0
Bradford, 1900 st. NV. 3r. and BATH. 10. 90
Rutland Courts 18th and Riggs sts.. 3r.. b. 80 80
Manchester, 142G NJ st. NV. y. and b.. so
Copley Courts 18th and Church sts.. 3r.. b. 81. 80
Wardman Courts, 14th and Clifton. 3r.. b.. 81. so
Mansfield, 1870 NJ st. NV. 3r. and bat $3.50
Copley Courts. 18th and Church sts, 2r., b. 2S.5O
Rutland Courts 18th and Riggs sts.. 2r., b. % 80
bradford 1900 X st. NV. 2r. and bath. :. 27.50
s25 11th st. NV, ; rooms and bath. 2t.50
Manchester. 1926 st. NV. 1r. and bath. .3 50
Rutland Courts, 18th and Riggs SITS, lr.. b. ESQ
GO X. I. ave. ne. rooms and bath ~ 80
bradford, 1900 ST NV. II and bath. 22.5O
HARRY WARDMAN,
L
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See our list Of apartments under Apartment
to Let.
TO CoLoRED TENANTs-25 E ST. S.w.. s
rooms and bath: $2050 per month
A. c. MOSES CO.. 9l6 n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

DRUGGISTS, TAILORS, BAKERS. DELICA-
lessen and others: modern corner stores: central
location low rents PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John
Marshall place. to 1890 an. to $50 p.
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING WITH
all modern improvements. including cellar.
Building Just completed. located on live busi-
ness street. with lots of traffic. Dwelling can be
sIbrented il not wanted. as have a number of
prospective tenants for the apartments. Special
rate on rent IL taken during the month OF jan
uary. Inquire of
A. C. HERMANN.
$50 10th St
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wANrED-RooMs.


one two rooms. unfurnished; l.h-l.; settled
employed lady; ref. Pe:worsh preferred: descrip-
ton and price. Address Box h. Star ONCE.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
OWNER OFFERS
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES AT SACRIFICE.
YIELDING 1OI AND l2T.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
$500 WILL BUY ONE OF THE FINEST
located lots at Thrifton, Va. 2 blocks from
station: terms TO suit lot so IT. front.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. l423 +.
TWO LOTS. 40x115 FIT. ON Sth ST. BET. F
and G northeast, to soft. alley.
D. W. MAGRATH. Owner.s
1e66 Vermont aye. nSA
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WIN l. Al w LstSAs
/ 1342 Riggs NV. .6r. b26. so
2I9 D NV. 10r. b. "a. 80
1906 Sd NV. 6r. b. ..c5. 50
80 Il NV. 6r, b. "a. so
1927 5th nv. 6r, b. %. 20
43S X Law NV. Or. .b21. 80
SO4 I'd NV. CRIB. 20 so
e41 Eye NV. Or. b.20.O0
1O7 Harv'd w.5r. b1s.50
524 Morton NV. Ar. bis. 80
1927 4th NV. Or. .la.3O
G12 s NV. Or, 80
AST AND SOUTHWEST.
/ 83s N C ay. Or. b. $500
Is422 NJ Sc. Ar. b. Ian
NORTHEAST.
1884 Brentwood I'd ne.
Ar. b ...-...-....16.5O
1890 4th ne. Or. 1850
ed FLATS.
61SA Hobart pl NV.
v "a. Ar, b. b....-...18.O0
, POT n NV. 3r. b. .15.N
Ill112 7th NV. "a, 5, b. Is. 90
PROPERTY.
1905 r l av, store. Is. 90
2030 Georgia av. rs. 90
4 791 7th NV. upper
floors and rear. .225. 90
941 Eye NV. 6r.b .22.J0
3O4 Pa av nw,s.ore20. so
11fS Goth NV. sto. 20. 90
POPS Ga av NV. store.
i 7r and W. 20. 90
ZOO Ga av .......20. 90
1909 H ne. store...1S.5 so
1896 eth NV. .13. 90
TENANTS.
260s X NV. Or. b. .1S. 90
2120 + NV. Or. b. .1S.J.
2040 Ga av.2n.5r. E.ls.50
1912 Both w.8r. b. IT, 80
8 q NV. 6r. W. ~
2f55 9Th NV. 5r. ID. .00
924 W NV. 6r. ". Is 90
And cheaper properties.
a ~&~ l1.. FAr .n~A
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424 11th ST. Sc
Six rooms and bath: stable In rear.

1905 STAPLES ST. NE.
Six large, bright rooms good furnace heat:
hot-water gas heater; gas stove; stationary tubs
in cellar; long rear yard. colonial f-cnt porch;
parQuet flooring; electric lights; southern and
western exposures; house 10 in good condition.
An inspection will show that this house CAN
NOT BE DUPLICATED ANYWHERE IN THE
CITY AT TIE SAME RENT. So. so per month.
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY.
NJ. 40sl. 14t, and II S.s NV. NJ. 1850.
:s3O5 ONTARIO RID. NV. Or. & B...... 80
- ". 7. ave. NV. Or. and b.. ........... 27.60
i2s7 Irving st. me-. Brookland. Or. and b. 22.50
1427H u ne. 4r. and bath nat. 12.50
4cLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
IA 10th and q sts. NV. Phone n. "a.
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FOR SALE
Attention, Investors!

AhN NStoao'
chance to invest downtown. where there
will always be a demand for houses. Tenants
save car fare. $4,000; renting for s55 TO
white tenants. Near 18th and X sts.: .
three-story bricks in absolutely hrst-class con-
diton. You need not spend one dollar. Buy
in this downtown section. where property has
a future business value.
STONE & FAIRFAX. Phone N. 1882
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FOR RENT-PHYSICIANS ONLY. WE HAVE
desirable suite thalf hoorl to offer in the
handsome. new professional building at l62A Eye
st.
WEAVER BROS. 735 1Ith at. NV.
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FoR RENr-HoUsEs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR RENT-BY GEORGE ". LINKINs.
1714 Pennsylvanta ave. NV.
Phonea-Main A2Q8-o9.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
TNEIR NTS1 1ED-Continued. !.

THE AvoNDALE. 1874 st. NV.
having bedrooms. .......-... $500 to $500
1910 10Th St. with garages in rear.
5ss%, %rssrassas ;1s ss.ns i;oa i: to
coLrMs1A IN I'a%; Roab Sna aSn S1'h hs;h ST. NV
THE EIsf sniS9os e Z 's is sssi i! p'1e1 sm s'.
THE THAI T1D6oS. 5s'S o lsso II. H: ave- . ~ ~
THE TuXEDo. 1889 \ st. .,,-o
-oom bath. kitchenette .............. S22. so
rooms. bath. ktchenette ......... $500
rooms. lAth. kitchenette ......... .S3-.oo
T;IE vALoIs. 1890 Mass. ave. NV 90. M
I1!0 COLUMBIA ROAD.
rooms md BATH porch. .$35.sO
Open for inspection until 10 pm.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.,
1907 CONNECTICUT AVE.
PhoEe North 4137.
RENT FROM
SHANNON & LCCHS.
A q QUICK. icaa couErEoUs SERVICE.
EXCELLENT SECTION.
building. Elevator. Free phones. All outside
rooms. Bright and cheerful
ReEts reasonable.
NEAR 18th & COLUMBIA RD.
Three rooms and bath. On second floor. Out
side rooms. Good condition. Heat and hot
water.
s25. 90 per month.
SHANNON & LucBs. Renting Service.
Main 9355. 7i3 14th st. NV. Main 2345
THE BRADFORD,
1900 X stree: northwest.
New downtown apartment, just OF Connecticut
ave. Ready for occupancy Jan. 10. room
and ss..i 10 !. and hath.
ST. 80 TO $4,000.
HARRY WARDMAN.
1880 Il ST. E.w. Phone NJ. 4190.
THE F0ATASEI. 18th AND FAIRMONT NV:
8 large o,:taidc rooms md bath: large closet:
:. norclies; locker in basement: elevator and
phone service; cafe in building; rent, $32 so.
FRANCIS S. DUNCAN. els 14th st. n.
Main cog.
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FOR sALE-PRICE. $4,000. ONE or THE
most attractive houses New Hampshire ave-.
Petworth. not far out: nearly new. with six
rooms and bath; hot water heat; electric lights;
porches: paved alley. with room for garage.
Owner leaving city.
BOSS PHELPS Inc.1, 71s 18th st. nv.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $500: on PARK ROAD.
in Mount Pleasant, q two-story and attic house.
with side light: first floor has large living room
with open fireplace. dining room and kitchen:
second floor. three large sleeping rooms and
sleeping porch. Owner has just left Washing
ton and this property must be sold.
BOSS L. PHELPS lnc.b. ia l4th 81. NV.
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11e2 VERMONT AVE. OVERLOOKING THOMAS
CircIe-Phone North 70. Under management of
the burlington. with same telephone service and
heating and lighting systems; immense rooms.
newly furnished and decorated. One two
rooms, with or without private BATH unfurnish-
ed, So to $50 month: furnished. including linen
and maid service. $3.50 to $3.50 month; phone
in each room
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1924 Srd ct. NV, brick, 8 rooms and bath. .t25 so
1924 9th st. NV. brick, 6 rooms and bath. .$23 80
JOHN T. KNOTT. 91s ,. 1t.
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FOR SALE-NEAR THE GOVERNMENT
printing office. $500. Eleven rooms; two
oa tbs: erected by one OF Washington reliable
builders; renting for $40 month. An out-of
town owner writes to dispose of this property
at an early date. and the low price we mention
should insure a quick sale.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York
FOR SALE-INyESTMENT.
Two 7-room brick houses 18th st. NV.
Each renting for SIS 90 a month. Price. each.
So, 500.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1342 New York ave
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FOR SALE
AN UNUSUAL HOME VALUE

Located near 18th and Il sts.: exc-p-
tionally desirable three story. pressed
brick and brown stone: eleven large.
cheerful rooms: two baths. electric
light; modern heating plant: newly pa
pered: built of excellent materials:
side light: sufficient lot for garage: the
original cost of this house is said to
have been $4,000; price for a quick
sale only s12.5o0.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
III I4th St. NV.
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KENOIS BUILDING,
I1th aud G nw opposite PaIais Royal.
The very center of the business district.
Lnrge%ight airy rooms. $40 up; heat. hot
and cold water; electric light, janitor service
free: two electric elevators. Sunday and holiday
service. Renting office. Room 404. HARRY
WARDMAN, 1880 NV.
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SHEPHERD, 10th and n.w.-Room srd
hoard, Sc; table board, $3.50. meals, zoe and
CSC.
! rALKS1v)NE COURTS CAFE, 14C, and Fair
mont-Excellent table; prompt service; S5 pa
week. u.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE $3.50 WILL BUY A 1oROOM
house Eye st.. less than 100 feet from North
Capitol st.; owner claims similar houses rcnt for
$35.
SrnNE 4 EAIREAY 1870 Nex Yn-k axe
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FOR SALES, 75O.
a BEAUTIFUL HOME: NEAR 18th AND LA

FOR sALE-BE QUICK IF YOU WISH TO Sc
cure this bargain. 8 900 each. Almost new
houses in the Washington Heights section, near
Columbia road and 18th street. Two stories and
cellar. six rooms tiled bath hot-water heat. gas
and electric light: hardwood floors; lot over 100
feet deep to a public alley. This price is less
than the houses could be built for, to say moth
ing Of the land.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX Phone NJ 2332
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

fairs Of interest to them. The Boy
Scouts also use the school.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
LONDON PRESSIS
ANT|C|PATINGFOE
PEACE PROPOSAL

LONDON, Nov. s-London news
papers already are discounting Ger
mAny's reported imminent offer OF
peace calling vigorously for a heavier
hand against the pacIfists, some at
least OF whom are believed to be con-
scious traitorS. The Evening Stand
ard says:
"Today's debate in the house OF
commons is only one OF many efforts
in all allied countries to secure Ger
many the fruit Of her first three years
war by bringing about a negotiated
peace. That is plain English for all
paoifst or frankly disloyalist activity
everywhere-in Russia, Italy, ireland,
India. France, our own country. It Is
q concerted movement in all parts die
tAted by Berlin.
"It is Significant to note that the
Dagens Nyheter, OF Stockholm. quotes
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
2 NAMED CAPTAINS IN
DISTRICTS new GUARD

Col. J. A. Dapray, U. s. A, sdjutant
general of the District national
guard, announced the appointment
today OF Jere Costello and Winfield
Jones as captains Of infantry in the
new guard now being organized In
the District under authority Of the
War Department
Captain Costello Is q former ma
tional adjutant general Of the United
Spanish war Veterans organization,
and is a member OF the District bar.
Captain Jones was formerly Washing
ton manager OF the International
News Service, long q member OF the
Congressional press gallery, and sec
retary of the National Defense
League, of which Congressman Julius
Kahn OF California is chairman
Costello served in the Santiago cam
psign and Jones In the Porto Riean
campaign. Both officers have also
had long experience in the national
guard.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

HiaaS AaAss TakaS
ed Tire AeosssoSi0
Hszs al III &as1ER
Wsrti Gn6 Wasr kk0
Haks Uslhs6 SeGAB
Tfrrs SprrRs
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
TeutOn Drive Puts
Damper on Peace Plan,
Italy Informs Pope

ROME, Nov. S.-The gravity Of the
situation and the fusion Of all parties
into one national entity determined
at all odds. to drive the enemy from
the mother soil, according to high
officials. has apparently reached even
the Vatican, where It Is realized that
It is advisable to abandon any EFFORTS
toward peace. for the present, at
least
The leaders in the Catholic party
have made declarations Of their sup
port to united Italy in the supreme
struggle. and II is said In official
quarters that the Vatican has been
Informed that for the moment any
attitude which might be considered 10
run counter to the national aspira-
tions would be most unweicome.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
COMPLETE
FORMAK|NG OVER
OF j. S. WOUNDED

with American wounded actually
being carried back from the lighting
front, Surgeon General Gorgas' office
today declared itself equipped and
ready to rebuild our human battle
wrsckage into able-bodied men.
The string OF reclamation hospitals
extends from the French lines to the
shores Of this country. Every device
and resource known 10 science 10 at
hand to rebuild every human part
and organ possible to the magic OF
surgery.
VIII BE Rebuilt.
PershinE's nrst hve wounded and
thousands OF others will be carried
back to life and usefulness from the
closing door OF death. Men with half
their faces shot away by shrapnel will
get new Jawbones from their ribs,
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

fairs OF interest to them. The Boy
Scouts also use the school.
Open At All Times.
The Citizens Association holds its
regular meetings and other organiEa-
tions occasionally gather. The com
munity secretary has authority to
open the schoolhouse upon request OF
any group of citizens. Some time ago
one OF the clubs gave q birthday
party In the building to one Of its
popular membera
Recently there has been formed an
school, and the mothers of the child
rem attending It. and this organiza-
ton will hold regular meetings In
the building.
by giving q moving picture show one
Saturday night we raised a44." said
Secretary McGrath. I'VE needed this
for good purposes and decided to raise
It In the community rather than to ask
for subscriptions.
Some mighty good work was done by
the community organizations in behalf
Of the two Liberty loans. Many OF the
Liberty loan subscribers are making
their payments directly at the school
house.
Bringing the People Together.
''Our aim Is TO bring the people to-
Eether to develop such things as they
are interested in They gather In
groups. The results have been good
There Is less gossip and less backbiting
than ever before Besides the regular
activities we often have distinguished
visitors TO address Us. We have had
with US the French ambassador; Miss
Rankin. the Montana Representative in
Congress Miss Margaret Wilson; Sena-
tor. Owen; Sir Robert Faulkner, presi-
dent Of the University Of Toronto; the
Commissioners Of the District; mem
bsrs Of the Board Of Education; Super
intendent Thurston Of the public
schools, and many others"
This summer the community raised
$40 in cash as prizes to encourage gar
den and flower culture The presenta-
ton Of these prizes brought together
large gathering. Next year efforts will
be made to Increase the production Of
vegetables and flowers.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
PATRIOTISM TO LUMRERJAcKs.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s.-Patriot.
ism is TO be preached to lumberjacks
in Southern forests with a hope of
stimulating them to greater endeavor
in turning out lumber for the wooden
ships building and authorized by the
Government. The Southern Pine AS,
ISOLATION announced today that II was
engaging speakers who would pene-
trate to even the remoteIt camps.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
ADVERTISER INT.
- A0XERIIsEMENI. ADVERTISEMENT.
San Felice Cigar
Now sc
AdUance in Raw Material Costs
Necessitates Small Increase in Price

The rising cost Of raw materials,
Increased taxation and advanced
wages during the past year have
possible to continue to sell the San
Feiice cigar for Sc and stin maintain
its high quality.
The time has come when We are
compelled to raise the price Of San
Felice to Sc.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

a Swedish arrival from Germany a.
saying the departure OF 103 socialists
for other neutral countries IL being
facilitated in order that they may
work for peace. but all German paci-
hsts working among their own COM
patriots are promptly imprisoned.
30 far as England is concerned
there has been much interest In the
result Of the South Wales miners
vote. Thousands OF these are OF mill
tAry age. The movement was started
over the head OF the regular miners
organization to propose laying down
tools II the government insisted on
calling to the colors miners eligible
for service. It Is believed that most
miners who are supporting the mall
contents are unconscious dupes or the
pacifists or possibly OF even worse In
fiuences than the pAcifsts. Therefore
the result OF the vote refusing to
adopt such q policy is received with
satisfaction.
More Men Needed
Meanwhile the italian crisis tends
to expedite the drastic oYerhauling of
man power which already was GER
tain.
THE best authorities declare that
nearly 100000 men OF military age
still are uncGlled. The subject is one
complicated with difficulties, owing to
the demands OF mines. shipyards,
munitions and agriculture, both Of
Britain and her European allies. But
q great addition to the army IL ac-
knowledged to be necessary this win
ter"
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
AoVERTIsEMENT.

To those discriminating smokers
who appreciate . cigar Of merit ws
ask your continued patronage. Is
goes without saying that the usual
high quality Of the San FeIies WIN
be maintained. The san Fslios
Co. Lima, Ohio.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
TIMES HAVE CHANGED.

The old-fashloned girl whose object
was to secure a husband who had q
good position now has q daughter
whose object IL to secure herself q good
position--Cinelnnau Enquirer.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

new noses and new cheeks from the
cartilage OF tissue on other parts
Of their bodies.
The Surgeon GeneraI's stan believes
the value OF this service to America
cannot be mathematically estimated.
Thousands OF men who would be
wrecks will be sent back whole and
hale to the fighting, others will be re-
built and taught trades that will
make them economic assets instead OF
liabilities. Even q man deaf. dumb,
blinded and paralyzed from the waist
down will be taught q trade at
which he can work with his hands.
BIG Hospital In Q. 3
Plans are being completed for .
big hospital In this country where
all totally disabled men will bo sent
after the European string OF hos.
plials have done all thay can for
them. In this hospital additional sf-
forts will be made to put them In
good shape.
In rs-edueatinE the deaf. dunno and
blind, they will be sent to private
institutions making . speciality Of
those things, At Government expense.
Those desiring teehnical training will
be sent to technical schools, others
trained for civil service, agricultural
work or whatever they CHOOSE.
General oorEaS' idea II to build a.
Few hospitals In this country sxclu-
sively for this reclamation work us
possible. The greater part of the
reparative surgery win be done Just
behind the lines.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
THE NATURAL WAY.

"PrOminsnt objects ny naturally
from eye to eye
MOT naturally. The natural way
noss."-Exchange.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-08
WOODLAND HEIGHTS CHURCH
TO BE DEDICATED TO-DAY

The new Woodland Heights Ban
tist church or which Rev. r, u. white
Is pastor will be formally dedicated
this afternoon ar sac o'clock. the
ceremonies 70 he in charge of the
Manchester lodge OF Masons Rev.
James BUCHANAN. superintendent of
the Associated Charities, will deliver
the address of the occasion. 4 spec
ial musical program will he rendered
6Y large trained choir and several
prominent soloists Joseph p Sad
Ter. chairman of the building COM
mittee, is In charge OF the exercises
The new church. at the corner of
Spring Hill and Twentv-firat streets.
will not he completed fcsr several
wears. but the building to be dedicat-
ed today is well equipped for the
needs of the congregation at present
Besides q large auditorium which
viii seat three hundred people, there
is space for fourteen cfass-rooms.
The church was orga nized four years
ago and It's members number $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-08
CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS
FOR BLUES ASSURED

The ladies committee who are pre-
pairing $50 Christmas stockings for the
Richmond Blues az Camp Mcclellan.
Admission. Ala. had very enthusiastic
meeting at the jefferson hotel
Thursday afternoon. II was AZ first
thought that there would be scarcity
of stockings. but reports at this meet
ing showed that the mothers. sisters
and friends came generously to the re-
CHE Of providing a real old fashioned
Virginia 1iaslA4ssaas- for their t.er%-A4s=,
James, the wife of Captain James, Of
Troop II. writes that the boys are to
have regular old Virginia Christ
n7as tree and the feature of the cele-
bSation viii be the stockings
The committee In charge viii be at
the Blues armcry next Monday from
10 10 10 o'clock TO receive stockings
with anything else 10 fill them. These
stockings are to contain candy. chew
ing gum. tobacco and other Christmas
goodies Next Monday night the COM
mittee viii pack the presents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-08

I morning at II o'clock at the home
.of the brides brother, Il. Mccarthy
YDriver. in Waynesbero. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. II. r.
Borthwick. OF .Bridgewater. pastor of
the Presbyterian church. in the pre-
sence of few friends and relatives
of the families.
Little Miss Elizabeth Driver. niece
Of the bride. carried the ring on a
silver tray.
Mrs. Dudley Is a daughter OF Mrs.
Lulu Mccarthy Driver, OF Bridge
water. She is a graduate Of Bridge
water college and recently has been
here In training for nurse at King g
Daughters hospital.
The groom Is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Dudley, of near this city.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley left for wedding
trip to Northern cities. On return
ing they will be at home to their
friends near Staunton.
Miss Hawcs VIII SPEAK
Under the auspices Of the council
OF Jewish women, Miss Katharine II.
Halves will speak on War Work
In the assembly room OF Temple Beth
Ahabah at noon today. The public
is invited to attend.