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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
HE CHASES GLOOM FROM
u. S. NAVAL TRAINING CAMP

The welfare department IL the
father and the mother OF the man In
L. :. naval service.
The welfare department at Uni
versity camp Is Chaplain sydney t.
James. Formerly seattle minister,
In single line. hts duty Is 10
smooth out the rough spots. HIS
office Is the headquarters where
Trouble receives his dishonorabie
discharge.
The man whose allotment falls 20
reach his dependents on time may
jo<yle elbows In the welfare office
with a man who wants TO know how
can leave camp every night 10
SQUIRT the girl he intends TO marry.
while. on the other side OF the door.
some sailor II telling the chaplain
that IL wasn't his fault he was two
hours late returning from liberty.
and that he should not be pun
ished for the breach OF discipline.
Doesn't Coslslle Men
when the three have left the OF.
flee. it's a mighty good wager tina,
there are three happier sailors In the
camp. and that tho welfare depart.
ment has Justified again the atten
ton that Uncle sam pays to IL.
Chaplain James doesn't coddie
men. lie treats them as men. and
then they react as men. He's a
young man himself. with a smile and
hearty. human sort Of a way about
him that makes you friends with
him and yet warns you that the
chaplain isn't the kind OF man
who can be bluffed or fooled
It's this personality OF his that
makes him an efficient cog In the
big machine that turns landiubbers
into sailors In the space OF weeks.
Provides Comforts
But not all OF his time Is devoted
1.-The woes and troubles OF lndivid.
nails lie has the larger task Of
providing the men Of the camp with
comforts ard amusemcnts-
The barber shop that charges a
nickel for shave. and dime for
. hair cut. and the eanteen. where
tobacco. candy and soap are cheap
u IMAM w NsAt o1E 80 80 Sff~@~e
his control.
He works with the American Ii.
hrary association to keep the library
bookshelves filled with Interesting
aud worthwhile reading matter. The
REPRESENTATIVES Of the commission on
training camp activities come to him
for assistance In providing the camp
with anuscments and athletics. and.
10 crown 1t all. his office edits a
weekly newspaper of camp happen
inrs--The sub Chaser"
Sunday mornings. the chaplain
conducts church services and should
a man die IL would be the chaplain
who would perform the last rites.
Perhaps you've gathered that this
man. Chaplain Sydney James. who
10 the welfare department.. IL a busy
man. but you haven't taken Into ac-
count the fact that he finds time
TO distribute tickets and invitations.
which friends OF the camp send to
the men thru him. Also he has a
- correspondence with people whit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
THE RIGHT SPIRIT
Here's the spirit

mere n inc hplrlti
"Altho ] am not In favor or
smoking. I am sending 81. II IL
will give our splendid boys Mt the
front one hours enjoyment.
gladly give Il My youngest son
II In England. and he may be
wanting tobacco. Yours.
MRS. HYDAIiL."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08

BERKELEY. Cal. June s.--Rev.
w. H. II. Hodgkin, pastor Of All
Souls chapel. a fashionable Episco-
pal church here. is spending his
summer vacation running a farm
tractor on an island in the Sacrament
TO river
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TO MOBILIZE 1.487
MEN ON JUNE "a

For the protection Of draft
boards whose Class rv~ervcs
arc being rapidly drained by the
increasing induction Of regis
trants Into the service. the war
department has facility conceded
thai no board will be called upon
10 furnish more than so pr cent
of Its available number Of quail.
fled men.
Seattlc's reserve. including tn,
quota which win open the sscons
draft ON June -. falls about sac met
nsSrt % the estimate OF s.sS5 place,
the war department. A eheci
z isde today showed ASA men classl
bed ready for the call.
ON June "a. i.sSs men viii b, mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08

want information concerning the
men and the life Of the camp.
NAVAL TRAINING CAMP. Sc
ATTLE. June s.--The girls who tap
typewriters and plug phone plugs AZ
headquarters here. object TO the
title "ycomanct,.s." Too much like
suffraEettc. they claim.
Women ycosnen" Is their prefer
ence. but there are those who de
clare strongly for 'ycowomen.'
Anyway. the sailors say. they are
nice to have around
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IPANTAGER

Topping the now bill ut Pantages.
opening with the matinee perform.
ancc Monday. viii be Harry Glrard.
actor.eompoaor OF Seattle fame. and
his latest success. The wail Of ap
Eskimo" Cirard wrote both the
book and the music.
For the added attraction. there
will he Biiiy Kelly and Warren Boyd
In The Reel Guys" Marty Brooks
latest musical satire. There also In
dashing chorus of pretty girls.
Other numbers on the program win
include Charles Althoff. in '-Th.
sheriff OF Hicksvilio". sullivan and
Mason. In comedy and song. and
Frank Ia Dent. the Juggicr and his
company.
Tho inH;aiifnent OF Tho Song Of
Democracy" showing tn. life OF
Abraham Lincoln. viii be shown on
the screen.
PALACE HIP
big new vaudeville show. start.
ing Sunday. nj the Palso. Hip. will
be headed by the Five Merry Maids
OF Music. a group Of musicians and
singers. who Will provide inHtrumen.
tai music on violins. cello and
piano. together with songs.
The La France brothers have n
head balancing feature. Leo Rar,h.
dialect comedian. viii proyid. "A
funny monoiogue.
Tho Clancy JePinr company are
three clever young men. scheduled.
10 present comedy ski, called
The New Recruit Bernard and
Harris will present a unlque Cyclic
Of New Songs and Stories.'
Moran and Dale are two comedians
who have a surprise comedy Ekit
called Nearly an Actor"
OAK
Monte Carter and his musical com.
Z edy company will offer for a week
beginning tomorrow afternoon. "Izxy
I IN" Peddlcr." In this rapid fire OF
I fering the fun comes thick and fast
and mistaken identity rivals with
music and dancing.
Carter is the peddler. Blanche
Gilmore has good role. Del Estes
VIII sing. and Ben Holmes. the new
leading man. has a good part.
Jeona Fox. the new prima donna.
will be seen at her best. George
White will assume his famous "oid
man" role. The Oak trio will be in
evidence. as will the IL dancing
chicks.
The orchestra promises fine
overture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08

State 81 New York has 39lo23
motor vehicles They pay an an
nual fec OF more than s2;i5.ooo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
WILKES

Tho wilkes Players will present
for tho week beginning Sunday n
comedy. Merely Mary Ann" by
Israel ZanRwill. who also wrote The
Children OF the Ghetto" The Scrio.
Comic Govcrncas and The Melting
Pot"
Merely Mary Ann" IL the play In
which the famous actress. Eleanor
Robson. made such Tremendous
success. I, viii he given here with
Grace Huff In the part OF Mary
Ann. originated by Miss Robson. and
Ivan Miller in the part originated
By Edwin Arden.
II Is play OF heart appeal. with
many beautiful dramatic touches.
and not little comedy
Lake an plays nj the wilkes. II will
be we'll staged and mounted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
cTo BE Continued

Police department OF New York
has a motor truck wireless sta
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
METROPOLITAN

NE IttOsOi.bIAN
Upstairs and Down" n comedy
By Frederic and Fanny Ha,ton. will
be tho Metropolitan attraction for
the first half OF next week. begin.
ming sunday night. \ "Wednesday
matinee viii be given.
Tho play la a love satire. dealing
with tho folblcn OF idi. -niiiionair.s.
A baby vampire" a new stage
character. VIII hc introduced In the
play. The story In built around a
house party at the Long Island cs.
tate OF wealthy New York man.
An a. II. Woods farce. "Mary'H
Ankle" viii begin three nights
engagement a, tho Metropolitan
June ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
MOORE

The headline attraction at the
Moore tomorrow viii b~ sketch
written BY the novelist. Hall caine.
Dcrwent Hail cainc. HIS son. plays
the leading role. The action takes
place tn belgian chateau
Wellington Cross. popular musical
comedy favorits. will share honors
with tho big act. Eddie Carr and
company will pu, on The Office
Boy" n farcieal skit.
Stewart and Mercer will present
a sensational ''in-the-air" act.
Barry and Layton viii add rncrri.
mcut TO the bill Frances Dough
crty viii offer her musical diversion.
The Misses Black and White have
novelty tumhlinx act.
Tho Travel Weekly has scenes
from Japan. Tho concert orchestra
VIII entertain.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

When a young man is paid for play
ing he calls 1T work.
No man is worse for knowing the
worst Of himself.
Some pictures are like some people
hanging Is too good for them.
Some mems sayings would nIl many
volumes and their doings wouldn't
fill postal card.
A well cooked breakfast will go
further toward preserving peace In
the family than a dozen Bless Our
Home" notices.
Wise is the man who doesn't write
a truthful story of his own life.
The rolling stone sees its dnish
when its. strikes the upgrade.
Congressional garden seeds arc dis
tributed for the purpose OF raising
votes.
A chronic liar is far better than the
liar who has spasmodic attacks OF
veracity.
When q man asks you what you
think Of him he doesn't expect 10 get
your real opinion.
When nature begins to assist . man
by parting his hair in the middle he
gets contrary and tries to part Il ON
the side.
Most men study art BY the aid Of
. mirror.
A bright man usually looks ON the
bright side of life.
Many of those composing the upper
crust are not even little busyoody.
The man who gives your hand q
cordial shake either has full heart
or an empty purse.
After q young man has been EN-
ployed in q drug store for couple
Of weeks people begin to call him
doc"
Some men think IL Is necessary to
make fools Of themselves every time
they have the opportunity.
It's IN easy matter % RAnee
m6nso WiodeR. Draw him t1tA . ~
cussion and Il As aefsse WieA 80 Ae
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Booths Bargain Homes.

So, 5o0-Ill. ave-. 6 rooms, bath, lot 25x150.
g, ,s00-Ky. ave-. rooms. bath bargain
s., ,S00-15th and Pa ave s.e., rooms, brick.
$2,950-D st. Sc, 6 rooms. bath. porches, etc.
S., ,0O0-Madison St, F., b., porches, etc.
S. esd near 9th st. ne, rooms and bath.
So, 500-2nd & D SITS. s.e., 8r., br., store & sta.
s., 3,500-I4th and Pa ave-, rooms, b., etc.
So, 750-5th and F ne, rooms, b.. fine home.
$3.950-14th and Fla. ave. ne, 6r., b.
$4.O00-E near 1st NV. Or: and bath; AMI.
81, O00--9th and F me-, 7r., b., cellar, etc.
81 ,OOO-sth and ne, 6r, b., all imp.
$i,000-ith and II me-. Gr.. b.. stable. etc.
st.50O-2nd and e.. II. brick. b., etc.
$4.500-22nd and NV, sr.. br., b., etc.
s4.500-15tb & Ky. ave. apt. 1Or.. 2b. ; snap.
81, 4,50O-Mass. ave. ne, Or. and b., etc.
81 50O-9th st. NV, 6r., b., lot 20x90.
$4.750-12th and B s.e., 6r., b., h.w.h., etc.
s.. 000-S NV, Or, b.. cellar. etc.
S., 5,350-N Cap and O, 6r., b., h.w.h.
s5,5u0-E st. W. Tor, b.. rooming house.
$5.650-Lincoln Park, Sr., b., h.w.h.
s5.s5o-Petworth, Or. sleep. ,pch;. h.w.h.. elec.
Sc. .G00-N H. ave-, Or, b., h.w.h.
s6. 3o0-Cnpitol Hill. 10r, b., h.w.h
S6.50o-1Sth and Newton NV. Sr.. b., h.w.h.
7O0-Cap Hill. new. Or II VIII. sleep pch. etc.
Sc. .750-Petworth. Or, porches. new home.
ST .000-Columhia road. 9r., b., 3-story brick.
81 .OOO-Woodside. Md, ST., bath, acres
S7.5O0-Saul's Addition, 9r., b.. porches, etc.
ST .5O0-15tb and n W.. 11r., b., 3-st brick.
s7.50o-22nd and F NV. 1ot.. b.. h.w.h.
s7.50o-13th and Col; rd.s 1or, p. h:w:h
Sc, ,soo-Nswton 18th SITS; NV; sr. b.. h.w:h
S''OGHii immediate POSSES Possession. Terms srransed.
ROLAND c. BOOTH,
215 ST NV Phone franklin 2709. S4s
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FOR SALE
70 RESPONSIBLE Colored

Purchaser.
Desirable six-room and bath,
modern homes in northwest Sec
ton of city. Price, $3.000-$250
cash, $50 per month.
Also 5-room houses in best Sec
ton of southwest city. Price,
$2,25OE$1O cash, $3.50 per
month, including both interest
and principal.
Full particulars apply after S
pm. week days--Sundayss 0a-m.
b D. PTNN.
lzs5 Waltar Sc. Sc.
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By OWNER-6-ROOM FURNISHED HOME.
NV: possession: 81 ,975; 81 900 cash: gas. Ad-
dress Box 47-S. Star Office.
VACANT-OPEN FOR INSPECTION ALL
day-Pr'ce. $500. Terms, $1.0o0 cash,
s30.50 monthiy-8 rooms. tiled bath: h.w.h. !;
beautiful floors. etc. 3O12 11th, bet. Col. I'd.
and Irving. in Mt. Pleasant. r. ZAPPONE.
Al st. NV. Col. 7744. 24s
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN SAUL's ADDITION
Eight rooms. bath and three porches, in per-
feet condition; lot $50 feet deep. House has
every known modern convenience. including
shower, jeweiry and silver safes. laundry
chutes. screens awnings. built-in-bookcases,
fireplaces, ETC. House built for present owner,
who will give prompt possession. Price. 81. 500.
Phone n 1855 between 6 and 7:30 pm. for
appointment.
Evening star., 1918-11-24

NORTHWEST SECTION.
(Two) houses, colonial design: rooms and
tile bath. h.-w.h., modern improvements. hard
wood trim. gas, electricity. laundry tubs. deep
lots; splendid bargain; price, $4.500; reasonable
terms.
Suburban property.
rooms and bath; 3 acres Land; acre
cleared. In wood: hardwood trim. h.:w-h..
large porch. attic and cellar, open fireplace in
living room; modern improvements. immediate
possession; price, $4,000; terms.
Suburban property.
2-story and attic pebble dash; rooms and
bath; deep lot. electricity. gas. hardwood trim,
h.-w.h.; price, $4,000.
Capitol Hill.
Near East Capitol st.-very desirable house;
modern improvements. deep lot. hardwood trim;
immediate possession; price. $3.50: terms.
We have handsome homes IN Chevy Chase,
Petworth and other desirable loeatienA Write
phone for our list.
THE ]. ". HOLLOWAY CO..
lilo r st. NV. Telephone Franklin 30
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BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN ESTATE: LARGE
six-room. hall. bath. three wide porches. attic
and cellar; place for car and poultry; lot COZ
shrubbery and al Kinds Of fruit; thirty minutes
to Tree esury on G st. cars: BALTIC. boulevard
way. Nd. half block to cars; finished street;
highest section; vacant; immediate possessions:
$4,650: 81, 600 cash. GEO. C. WALKER,
Kenois bailding, 11th and @.
LARGE ROOMINg HOUSE OF 15 ROUMs.
2ss Pa. ave. NV. 81.
$12. 5O0-CHEvY CHASE, D. C.. CORNER,
furnished. $14,500, hollow tile. stone founda-
session; buiit-in garage; cement porches; sleep
ing porch; automatic Pittsburgh heater: eiec-
tricity: open fireplace; slate roof: h.w.h.; tile
west Of Conn. ave. Terms North 14ol.
INSPECT 1913 AND 1927 SPRING ROAD AND
1902 Randolph st. NV; these houses are new
ana ready feI eccupsncy; and 9 rooMs: terms
like rent. Phone Main 76S or Col. 5285. 25s
$500 a12O PARK PL (OWNER.) IMME-
ftted up for familIes.
\ DI POssEsslON-DRTACH
eight tsl rooms and bath: cellar; attic; in
Takom. n fsrk; anil; block and half from car
TEkREEI Z LITTLE. Inc. 14ls Il st. nv.
1--WE have the BEST in every section"
A. c. HOUGHTON & CO.. 1916 n ct. nv.
Phones: Main 1886 and Main 1887. d-3s
DETACHED-sEvEN ROOMS AND BATH:
hot-water heat: electricity; electric range; g
Of an acre Of ground; henhouee; stationary
ts5S; eeal stsfed; pfics. sS.0so; ssoo easi;
IN THE DISTRICT.
- acres; seven-foom house: barn; tehant
hssss; :sI,:b1,ldinss; g, ten minstes to cars; city
q: 2. zANrzfNaER.
903 New York ave. NV.
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FOR 8ALD - NEW BUNGALOW.
Just being finished and ready fer In
mediate occupancy. Within 25 mi1-
utes Of the center Of the city. 8, Q
and z rooms each. Reasoaabio esG0o
FnflIitS 3 sAsnA, NO.
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ron sAIs-HuusEa


HOME SEEKERS
Will profit by consulting
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th St.
WHY?
1st-They are the livest and best
known real estate brokers In
Washington.
2d-They have the best List ef
properties for eale.
Sd-A greater numfer .of peeSqe
apply to them to buy. sell and
rent.
4th. ana lsstIThes NJ absssate-
y relistIs ind d. not naisrep-
resent. rt
Downtown Bargain.
Immediate possession. Rhode Is
land ave near Iowa Circle; 10
large rooms and bath; all In good
condition. Price only $500. Rea-
'''-'' SHANNON & LucHs.
Main 2345. 713 18th st
More Choice Buys.
Columbia Heights, / square from
I4th ct; cars: the corner of an
alley, Insuring side light; q Groom
and tile bath. box-style house,
with electric. lights. hardwood par
quet floors. furnace heat. ETC.; In
Price, $3.50.
Terms arranged II desired.
sH ANNoN & LUCHs.
Main 2345. 713 18th ct.
Chevy Ct ase. D. c.. just west Of
Connecticut ave-, near school; de-
tached rooms and bath home,
with doable sn3 .sar,, rear p1rshss' sishta hot.
lot. trees. shrubbery, etc. Also
P-ice o, ,Iy $500 10 buyer who
will MAKE substantial cash pay
-'e'' SHANNON 4 LucHs,
Main 2345. 713 18th ct.
Rock Creek Church road; one Of
those very artistic aud well built
buff brick front houses. overlook
ing the Soldiers Home Park. has
6 large rooms, breakfast porch,
glass-inclosed, tiled bath. sleep
ing porch, extra lavatory. ETC.;
many unusual and attractive fea-
lures, large lot to paved alley.
Only $3.50. Quick possession;
viii consider terms.
SHANNON & kBCHS,
Main 2345. 7lS 18th q,
Ready to move right into-a
completely furnished Groom and
bath brick dwelling, complete with
screens and awnings; has double
rear perches. front porch, electric
lights, gas. hot-water heat, hard
wood floors and trim Immediate
possession. Location Shepherd st.;
convenient to 18th st. cars.
Price. $3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHs,
Nam 2345. 713 18th st,
See US for Business Properties,
Railroad sidings. Apt. Houses, In
vestments, Art House Sites, etc.
We have the best.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 14th ct.
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svsuRpAs paeYrafY.



s,oss. EOa cSa0RED @ E AT GLENpAlE; ;Li Si, e. s. 90 e
minutes to Treasury; lots $50; % cast r
per month. We viii build your home. TIE
st. me-; see ''GLENDALH" signs: wslk south
two blocks Into GLENDALE, d. O.. Hspee-
sentative on property every day and Sunday
until dark. IRWIN 4 SHANK, Owntfs. t4io
G sf. NV. Man 39n8. -.
BUNGALOW. OF ROOMS AND BATH. IN
Alex. CO.. Va, miles from the city: barn and
3utbulldings; 2A q. Of land; large sha1e trees.
fruit trees and garden site; imme. pos. Price,
a. sIx-RoOM HOUSE. WITH ATTIC AND
cellar; 2 large lots; all outbuildings; fruit.
shfubbery; coal and wood for winter; muss -.
W. E. VANSCRIyER. 11th st. wharf s.w. 80
DISTRICT ACREAGE NEAR GOVERNMENT
plants: high elevation; electric lights: city VA
ter: one car fare; improvements: 7-room house.
dairy barns. hay barns. ETC.; an up-to-d4te farm
OF 80 acres Of fine land. Address OWNER, BOZ
146-S. Star office.
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roa AENr-HousEs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4 BLOCKS FROM WALTER REED H0sPT-
tai. in 18th st. Heights: rooms bedrooms
and bath and Iavatory: completely furnished;
ami; vacuum cleaner: hot-water heat: heat
$3.50 monthly. Shown by appointment. Phone
Col 55l3. 24s
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Beautiful Bungalow Sites.
10 ACRES EACH. $3.50.
Fine oak shade trees: 80 minutes auto run
on Southern Maryland boulevard; easy terms;
good soil, water, timber and location.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 E NV. F. 27a2.
29s
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS, JUST NORTH
Of Washington. D. C. Lot Of oak and pins
timber. Can be bought cheap to close estate.
Address Box 214-R, Star office. 2Ss
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. ONE
to l. 600 acres for sale or exchange.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
NJ. 432. (Real Estate Dept) 10th and G NV.
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HOME BUYER
OR BROKER.

7o3 LongfeIlow st. n.w.-Eew Groom modern
house. Both car lines. Imme"ate possess az.
J S. GRUVER, owner, Onion Trust bldg. II.
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7EVEN-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE IN
Clarendon. Va; all modern improvements: p
m 'nutes' ride from Pa. ave. Phone Franklin
Hf37 for p"r+ic-lars.
MT. PLEASANT: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION;
.lose to 18th ST.: dandy home; six rooms. bath.
h.-w.h., electricity, front and rear porches;
THOMAS E. PETTY. 2o1s 14th st. NV.
BY OW NER; EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE:
ami; $3.50; 81. 200 cash. SO Carroll ave..
Takoma Park.
l2-ROOM HOUSE. END MT PLEASANT CAR
line; possession from owner; exceptionally at
tractive place for home; price, 10000.
- CYRUS A. SMALE,
Main 1921. 40 District National Bank bldg
IN PETWORTH-PRETTY s1X-ROOM AND
tiled bath brick: hot-water heat: coal stored
for winter; hardwood floor and trim: lot 142
IT. deep; fruit. roses. ETC.; garage on wide
alley; substantial payment; possession. $50
Taylor st. NV. 26s
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GENTLENAN's COUNTRY SEAT
ON
LINCOLN HIGHWAY.

THIS MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND ESTATE
is within IA miles of THE WHITE HOUSE:
large COLONIAL MANSION: electricity;
steam heat; roomy porches: 4 baths: dre-
places; in beautiful OAK GROVE. commanding
extended view: about 34-acre lawn being de-
yeiopcd. Worth 100000. viii sacrifice for
$So. 900. Electric, and steam roads. Possession
immediately.
CHARLES REEVES ROwDYBUsH.
kENSINGTON, MARYLAND.
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tn d ttNANCA ran butf DING o. YUok
hsl6s n. ohey1 gAessi ahsst A4sN te1kle nys
their houses at several fheusand dollaIp pro0t.
hULE0N II GakD0N. Colnsado hlds.s n ~,
Evening star., 1918-11-24

WE have several attractive
four, five and six room
bungalows to offer; prices
range from $5.3OO.0O to
$5,OO0.00; easy terms.
The Riverdale Park Company,
Riverdale, Md.
Evening star., 1918-11-24

CHEVY CHASE, NEAR AND NORTH
Of circle-Very attractive HOME; five
bedrooms and maids room. two baths;
in splendid condition; VACANT;
large grounds; fine trees; offered now
at q reduced price; large double ga
rage; very reasonable terms. See us
at once. .
1884 New York ave Franklin 6105.
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. HARRY WARDMAN.
Real observation-disclosures
1890 K St. NV.
48I7 BLAGDEN AVE,
Just Off 10th St.
One Of washington's finest and most
beautiful homes; absolutely frrproof
throughout; ti.c q s,. decoration and eons!r%s
Apply aAsRf WARDMAN.
1880 K Ut. NV.
z6s7 Woodley Road.
Z Located h highest class residential
sestion e city. containing II rooms.
Baths: modern n every detail.
Price only. .$25,ooo
IS Rhode Island Ave. NE.
81. large: airy. room. and shower
small home owner. Immediate possess
sion.
Price only..........$5,5oo
625 A St. Sc.
Located best residential section Capt.
tai Hill. one square from o. 8: Librafy
and Capitol; rooms and bath; large
yard strictly modern.
Price only. $500
74o Columbia Road NV.
Containing rooms and bath; all
modern improvements; excellent condi-
tion.
Price only. .$3.25o
Evening star., 1918-11-24

UnIy m1leB ONT.
Groom frame and bath; hot-water heat: con.
crete cellar and walks; rs acres; fenced: shade
and lawn; line bearing tree and vine fruits:
high elevation; blocks from Berwyn trolley;
blocks from Laurel trolley: close to steam
and boulevard. to school. church and stores.
Very attractive and q bargain, $500: 900
down, rest $50 per month.
STONE & FAIRFAX. Ask for CRoSSMAS.
NEAR CORNER RHODE ISLAND AVE. AND
18th ST. N.E.-7-room frame BCNGALOw:
h.-w.h.; and gas: elec. light; hardwood noorr
and trim; beautiful elevated lot; paved alley
side and rear A fine residential section Bnn-
galow is same new and very attractive.
Price $6 $50.
GROOM, EASEMENT. PANTRY. PEBBLE.
dash house; electricity, gas. bath. steam heat.
large lot. fine chicken house, shade: beautiful
location: near electric lines and B. 4 o. de-
pot; $4,000. Owner. B. NEWMAN. Cottage
City, Nd. Ms
Evening star., 1918-11-24
WANTED TO RENT.

FIVE OR SIX ROOM UNFURNISHED
| house or apt: no objection to suburbs: give To-
ton and price. Address Box 295-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1918-11-24
IN CHEVY CHASE, D. G.

Near car line; south front: comfortably fur
nisiied house anil: h.wh.;S rooms and
give immediate possession to reliable party.
Phone owner. Cleye. 978. after pm. 2As
Evening star., 1918-11-24
FARMS.
FOR SALE

FARM 100 ACRES; FAIR IMPROVEMENTS;
bargain 81 800; terms. Address Box YES,