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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-11
n YER More Severe
Fighting Than That
Of Monday
BETWEEN
MONTDIDIER
AND NOYON
Germans Attack on Ground
Where Entente Allies Were
Ready to Receive Shock and
Found Themselves Thrown
Into Slaughter House
Whence Most of Them viii
Never Emerge

Whence Most of Them Win
Never Emerge
With the French Army In France.
June 10.--(By the Associated Press).--
Fighting in this war probably never has
been more severe than that going on
today in the great battle of French and
German armies between Montddier and
Noyon.
The Germans. attacking on a ground
where the Entente Allies were ready to
receive the shock, have found them
selves thrown into a slaughter house
whence most OF them never will make
an exit.
When the German infantry began
coming over in densest masses they en-
countered Immediately an extremely hot
fire from both machine guns and artil-
lery which moved them down. Ever
since, as fresh waves entered the con
fiict, they have been subjected to SINH
lar punishment.
The German progress must not be
taken TO mean that the German forces
have overcome the defenders. who IN
tended from the beginning TO retire 10
their actual lines Of combat as soon as
! the action, Isypl0ned
The center, about Reasons Sur Matz
where the Germans made their most OBJ
stnate effort and formed u pocket tend
ing southea stward, is the only part OF
the line against which the Germans
have been able to report a real gain.
Their intention is t. try TO reach the
banks Of the Disc and threaten the AL
he'd salient which extends to the vicinity
o. Noyon
Tho Germans knew when they opened
the attack that their task would be diff,-
cult. Therefore then sent into tie fray
only chosen divisions which had been
estimated that they engaged approx
matel3 % divisions on the front line Of
The first shock, while behind these,
ready to take the place Of the exhaust
ed divisions. there were probably sim
liar number. perhaps even a greater
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Be ston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Generally fair TUESDAY and Wedncs-
day. Warmer Wednesday,; moderate
variable winds.
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EDWARD NASH HUR.

LEY, chairman Of the U. S.
Shipping Board In address
to graduates of Notre Dame
University declares that
America in 1920 will have a
merchant marine of 25,0OO,-
900 dead weight tons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-11
WASTACE ENEMY FORCES APPALLING
FROM IS TO 70 DIVISIONS
BEING USED BY TEUT0NS
WITH RESERVES READY

Reuter- Correspondent Says Must Reckon on
Prolonged and Desperate Struggle, a n
May Have to Meet Shocks of Won linden
burg's Disposable Reserves Before Enemy
Breaks Off-Further Loss Of Ground Need
Not Discourage U.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-11
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Forecast for Northern New Eng
land: Fair Tuesday and " ednes-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-11

that the men were of A faith object
ing to physical force. None Of the de-
PENDANTS offered any explanation for
their failure TO obey the command to
put on uniforms.
Washington, juno 10-Othor fac
tors than refusal TO wear the army
uniform are assumed here to he in
volVCd in the cases of the As So-callCd
conscientious DIRECTORS sentenced to
Imprisonment today at Camp Travis.
Disloyai propaganda among camp
mates and other such uffcnscs might
have been involved. II is recalled
one of the first DIRECTORS brought be-
fore a court martial was sentenced to
death on account of such factors,
though tho sentence was modified
vi hen brought to the department for
final review
Tho cases tried at Camp Travis win
be reviewed before sentences arc
confirmed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-11

Boston. June 10.-Eavai intelligence
pfticffiCtiirs were searching the coast
line off Cape cod tonight in an effort
20 learn the identity of a steamer
which put INTO Lewis harbor. West
Yarmouth. on Saturday and depart
Cd suddenly after Il few hour" stay.
Reports that suspicious strangers hdl
been seen in several Cape God towns
and that the mysterious ship was
Mother ship to the German suhma-
rincs were being thoroughly lnNest-
gated
News of the visit of the steamer to
West Yarmouth became public only
today, although the headquarters vi
tho first nava! district here was APP
praised on Saturday and immediately
began an investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-11

before the American craft stopped.
When the first shot was fred. tho
captain pnt ON all steam in the hope
II making port and escaping the en-
cmy, but the submarine proved 100
speedy. The crew took to the boats
!" fore tn submarine arrived along
SIDE
The submarine was about $50 feet
long. with what appeared TO be about
six-inch calibre rifles mounted for"
ard aft, they said. was painted light
cray and appeared to be weather and
sra worn.
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WEDNESDAY,: Fair

mF YOU HAVE SOMETHING
to rent, you have something to
advertise and it will PAY YOU
TO ADVERTISE ADEQUATE-
LY AND PERSiSTENTLY.
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rUEsDAy: Fair

.one WEDGE DRIVES AN
ornsR"-in rea! estate ad-
,rt,.,no. II one insertion Of
,,our lad" does not bring re-
.utt keep At IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-13

POSSESSION AT ONCE:
1850; Detached residence, Brookland, D. c.:
coy and most comfortable; containing 8 rooms
and bath; bright cement cellar and attic:
heated By bot water; porches; lot 45x160; Is
minutes from Treasury.
A. c. HOUGHTON 1 CO., 151e a 1t. NV.
We have thu BEST In every section" -
FURNIsHEDIP6SsFss Ar ONCE.
Near 14th and Girard sts. a.w.: rUonn
snd bath; furnace heated residence: nicely To-
Gated and affords an exceptionally fine oppor-
tuAiH to secure a comfortable home without
further delay. Price, completely fur, 5000.
1--WE have the BEST in every section" 1Ss
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1oUTTT b bsia1ing ~ VIII an tsss.e-
n,snfs, rear 1ltA q, Az, fer aafe model anto-
mobile; cal6 dtAers6es S&1te parftcuaafs. Al
dresb B6x s5-N 8tsr N0ee. l3e
WANTEd-I Tot N CHEVY CHASE. I'D.
Ter house - Wash11gtsn. D. q Address Boz
EOR KXGHAN6N-WE HAVE a Nu11BKk
OWNERS YIN csasidsr taxing vacant ground ~
4weDlingSs IN part payment. The prfcss that re
can Quoee - these 6paStments ara vstJ ceaesn-
a6le. u ysu have property that yes care o.
AisIase o1 we en- make yeu an advanfassess
- STONE Z FAIRFAX. *;
- :. 1a4z New York ave. nv.
FpR EXCH1NGE-A BEAUTIFTL COUNTRY
hsme mar tAs city. CAevy Chase and Column
bJa clubs: twelve rooms. two baths: electricity;
gag: heautiSal lawn; large barn; 81 acres DER
tile ground: tennis ceurts. etc. This owner
Ing lots ID part payment; An encelisne oplsr-
tuntty 70 secure Suburban home b. trading
! STONE = FAIRFAX.
:. 134S New York ave. nv.
ron. KXCHANGNWE HAVE 4 NU.ii3ER
Of eestEaily located business pfspertjes that
the owners vim take d.eilinEs In part pay
$4,000 agar. Price. 80. 900. One near Eth
and q. rsntfns for $50 month to %, tenant
who tAkss care Of the heating and lighting,
$4,000; property near 9th and sts.. rAyfug
8 per cent net ON $4,000. This owner viii
taks sn,aile. property in part payment. Send
49,: - STONE FAIRFAX,
1872 New York are. NV:
VILE EXCHANGE TWO WELL RENTED
pieces Of property in D. Of c. for farm ON the
Potomac river OF Montgomery county, Nd.
1ddress Bog es-M, Star once. i4e
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IN .PErWoRTH-FRoNTA AND REAR STORE.
rooms, suitable for meats or drugs. $40 Up
shur. 70
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FOR .slAI1-HousEs.


/. .;.,as4..s = =. !;
Anew Unusually Desirable
Homes Just Put on The. :: !,
Market For: Sale:
: ROCK GREEK cHuRcH ROAD
A Vefy attraetiye at9 desirable
: hsape. Ut mheh less than cost il
l. tss:y .:,s ~ , ,..ss IT, ~ s. saa
;; ezra ii1st s ,sssss1so 9 alley.
: saAssoa : fSca "a, &. :.
- Aains 2e45. u 7!a, a4th St =.
:, :4!.- :.qi -. -. e.;
: CHEVY CHASE, ON ALRE-.
name st.. just ~ Cam. AWAY =
~: tistic and At the sa1les tiEf 3uA. -,
stantiAI; twelve rooms and heths
:. het-v1tsr heat. eleetfic h1ats,
dssk e1tsFior; large lot asda ga:
: rage. .~. 81.
81, ;.H q si'sss R IS r., !.
CLEVELAND PARK. ON MA -
CONT ,st.-A practically new, de-
tached home, having ten aasge
soo%s; rsssgsioRR ,n nan ;,. ss.ea 500. an.
etc; lot toxlss. =.
-. SHANNON i LUcHs.
Main 2s4b. 7iS 18th st. :.
(: ,ssANp-Srw; sEAurivu1
: stoae house. IN the most beautiful :
- par4 of Cleveland Park: Highest =
: point areund Wsshingten; Ding lot.
:: i5o fest 'front.' beautiful stene-
, resH. nrsproof coostxuctien;
i.tse living room NTH stone spes
fireplace; bright, delightful dining
s Il I'm ssl. Ssss and S aepainssd kissssn.
~ seeend door Seven bednems,,
Bright, dry cellar; heated ga :
-; rage. ResAy for Immediate 4ocru-
'-a@' =, e s y. eee .,,s
n..a s4 zsss! : h e FL st.
coalrazryt.x pun s1sHsp.::
hens. % Taylor 1t. IN perfect
50; si:s. g.. 'asss: &C., ss's; ;i: =
. poreh:s, issaasy tubs. servsns.s
: toilet. storage rooms, new gas
range (Thermostat beat control
insfalled). double shades. sceeens.
: etc.; Ane lot to alley; double ga
~ rage: coal and wood for winter.
etc. Ivers 4 Pond piano included +;
; in, furniture; =, .xc
:
=. =. SHANNON e. LUCHs;,:s
Main :sAs. = rs 14th q: =
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sMALBD PR0fOsALS. MARKED "PRopo.
saIs for Tishery Products LAboratory.'' a1d
anclsesd II Al euveIspe addressed "Comnz1s-
gtoaae a. viGhefSes, Depagtnsat Of Commefee.
WasAingten, D. c." VIII be received at tiis
saee until o'clock p.m.. Dee. 4, 1913, a1a
the1 SRaned, fer the construct3oa Of q Fisher
ProArete Laboratory in Heary Park. en-. I'll
and 3 sts. s.w.. Washingtsa. D. q. For bisak
preposals, specifications, plans and parttcviaF1
sAalS0 Commissioner Of Ttshn1es, washile.
ton, D. g. no8.u,11
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FOR SALE - NEW. BUNGALOW.
lust being finished and ready for M
0ed3ate occupancy. Within .. min
utes Of the center of the city. 8, :
and z rooms each. Reasonable terms
can be arranged. -
T. 81. 1909 New Yeek ave. NV.
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FARMS.

YOUR HEALTH BACK WITH A 1S0ACRR,
well improved farm In the Oxarks, near
Springfield. No. 8 900. No agents. address
tAkA AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. ONE
to 1.00O acres fer sale % exchange.
NcIACBLHN BANKING CORPORATION.
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FOR SALE
/: To Responsible Colored
Purchaser.
Desirable six-room and bath,
modern homes in northwest Sec
ton of city. Price, $3,O00e250
cash, $50 per month -,
Also 5-room houses in best Sec
ton of southwest city. Price,
2,2501$150 cash. $3.50 per
month, including both interest
and principal.
Full particulars apply after S
pm. week days-Sundays, Gam.
to 9 pm.
- B. B. PINN,
1885 Walter. St. Sc.
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S, 500; REDUCED FROM 81. QUO; SIXTEENTH
Street Highlands: owner must sell; possessGoa
struetion; new: two blocks from isth asd Of
St carr; Living reon, 26xl4; open Arepiaces;
h.-w. b.: electricity; instantaneous hof-watef
heater; eight rooms, two baths; gax1ee: Lot
4O1la6: easy terms. North l40l
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NASSACHUsEITs AVE-. HIGHI.ANDs-DB-
talked; immediate possession sacfihce; steam
heat; electric light; all modern improvements
built-in EaraEe; exceptionally large lot. Inquire
= SLYE WATSON. 914 N. Y. ave.
DETACHED ROONS AND BATH;
Of IN acre Of ground; henhouses stationars
this; coal stored; price. $5,ooo; $500 cash;
Sc month.
Ten rooms. three baths; steam heat; eIec-
ric lights: $500.
30 acres: aexen-room house; bern; tenant
hcuse; ontbsildinss' ten minutes 70 cars; city
O. B. zANTZINGER,
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F5ATT:RACTIVE.zH HOMES. ::
I'll on WIDE AVENUE NV, $3.50 =
~. . rooms, bath. hot-Watef heat:
q possession at once; $l.ooo cash NJ -
SPLENDID GEoRGnrowN HOME.
1880. "
~ g. rooms. hath. vapor heat s(new
pIant). electricity; possession at
e once. Terms. - -.
ANOTHER IN GEoRaErowN. $3.50.
- rooms. bath; attractive a-stefy
:. brick; nice yards. alley. This 70
:? p bargain. %. . x,.E
IS SNAP AT $3.50. e
- Nearly new Groom, BATH. box -
81. type brick on Harvard u. NV:
- furnace heat; ,het-water hester.
Terms. 500 cash, $50 monthly.
BARGAIN N COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
HOME, 5000.
II rooms. baths, hot-wlter
heat electricity, garage. This =
property has drst trust Of $500.
FACING BEAUTIFUL PARK Sc,
8 rooms, bath; nearly new. Pos
session in ten, days. Modern and
very.wen huilt.. ;
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
ie F aS.e Fl Fioo NV; southern 1 sas. 4zs
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Dwelling near East Capitol St Practically
eeie eon p0rches. hot-wster heat. electricity
FOI s.le.p-elline; TIL St. n.s. Newt: sir
electric lights sr6 hs,sweoS aGes. $500.
1872 New York avenue northwest.
Near the Congressional Library: Three
stories. ten rooms. modern bath. hof-water
heat; new glu1%16btns. Said to be in perfect
:. A1nethet.Nesr eth and East o.g,tel sts.
$S;7So win buy an eisht-reom dwelling with
cellar; lot l9 s4oSn s3 3 sti 111ss:
l342 New York avenue northwest.
ron sALEI :. :.
a coy little home not far from LaDeosn
seven rooms, modern bath. laundry tubs, sird.
wood 0'0E'; s sSs 5sEsS = r S1lk 500
1872 New York avenue northwest.
on the Heights. near 18th ST.: price. 1000:
three stories, cellar, ten rooms, two baths. hot
water heat. electric lights. garase; lot c2x12o;
sTcNE q FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave- NV.
FOR sALE-.sEvERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
less than the cost Of Improvements. A hand
some psiek and stone dwelling. vest Of i4sh
an estate this handsome property can be pur-
c'Nsed for $500 :.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1s42 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-AN oUT-0F-TOWN 'OWNER
.ih sell an attractive corner residence. ees-
tslnfng II rooms. attic Preached b. q wide
stairway), two baths. hot-watef heat. electric
lights An otter Of 1880 would be considered.
ton OF the Heights You find the very best In
psoyements: A chance to secure Q bargain.
STONE FAIRFAX. ls42 New Yerk ave. NV.
FOB F. -, sAt ia, VIII fIRRcAAsE oSE
asights: On Park road; three stoties. four
and and r al st.rw.y. The price we AJAX is less
stowe . FATRFAx. 1912 New York ave. nv
FOR sALE-es 700 EACH = TWO THREE.
story brick dwellings, west Of Conn. ave-. nott1'
most reliable builder. and the best Of materials
were used An opportunity to purchase in this
hiEb-class location at a comparatively small
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1892 New York ave. NV.
FOB sALH-$7, 900 WILL BUY a EEN-ROOsi
bffck dwelling heated with hot water: lot ~
s aeG vide; IN Georketown; occupied by owner
dence on lsttered street, outlook on New Hamp.
shire ave. One Of the best constructed and best
kept dwelitnss In this city; twelve rooms. two
for two cars; lot 23x9l; immediate pessessiss.
STONE Y FAIRFAX. 1S42 New YORK ase. nv.
HANDSOME MASS. AVE. RESIDENCE
Is offered for sale. Possession in 80 days.
Price. SIS, 200. There are few houses % tsef.
ouEhly we'll contracted. Brown stoue and red
brick; "A rooms, baths; hot-wster heat; else
trie light; southern exposure; lot :5x1oo. 1t 10
doubtful II the improvements could be dupH
Gated for anything like the price We ask fer
the property. Inspection invited.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 New Yort ave.
FOR sALD-vER1 CLOSE 10 SHERIDAN
CIRCLE. PRICE. $lo.soo: ROOMS. 2
OF 8 FEET IN SECTTON HIIIIT mp WITH
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LIST YOUR PROPERTIEs WITH %.
-. For sale Or rent. Quirk resulta.
BANES REALTY co. g. 60 i stse ., g;
!. PErwoRTH BARGAIN. >.
New house. rooms. tile bath; cellar: hot
water heat; laundry tubs. servants toilet, eIec-
tric lights, double oak floors. large sleeping
porch; back yard to paved alley; room for "a.
rage; near cars. Price very reasonable. Sec
T. B. BROWN or C. F. WARING.
Pbope franklin 26a8 Or Franklin SSH
'3M SOUTHERN BLDG. 18th AND II SIB.
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HoI11hurst Hotel

Pernsylvania ave-. close 10 beach and steel
Dss r., central location so6 6eP.n.
appointment and service Conducive to enr forf
health and recreation. Special fall and inter
terms. Booklet, ALERT 81. DARNELL
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OHYICE o. THE C0A0ISS10NBH0, DIS-
txiet Of Celmhia, November 9. 1913. Sealed
proposals. WIN be received ut the Once Of the
5lI, District Building. until o'clock. P. II,
November %, 1918. for furnishing and install.
House No. 10, located on Maryland Avenue,
between 18th and 18th Streets, n. E. and in
Engine Hsuse No. II, located q North Capitol
and Quincy Streets, N. W. Blank forms Of
pruposaI, plans, specifications and all neces-
cary information may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk, Engineer Department, Room 427,
District Building. Washington, D. c. LOUIS
RROWNLoW, JOHN G. D. KNIGHT, ".
GWYNN GARDINER. Commissioners, D. G.
no0St,eIEn
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ssseesie hsass: ps!sSsi g nsst a. 10 e;
i f:::;; =; -. - 4 Al - - = -:
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FoRsxaix,sHouRa..


e ~ ~. 80 ~
- e1ssoAsa.: aso MbNrHl1.
I 01hstantial ..S4soo1 and bath 4 y
br1ek: -l1kxse9 heat; y1sEces- asy.s
I. nee. Fe ~;
Boe 0Xa1E.~ Us MONTHLY: "a
.4pd1a15n6n Win. decd. OoxyV-
NnQ .ASh hGtE sef4ek* hctsWAfeH
hea4; electric Hxhts:: pafQuee1y :,
~, Asesss psom for sasages eood Ne.
:, :. - ssa.e,,r $ u
49, :. $50 CASH -
~ 4u6 $eu 10 Immediate possession
81 handsome ,l4seQ4 and 2.batA ~
teiek: stDl4 heat aad electric
- Meht6. Bot loeAted near DupeAt
0ieeae. bat . SURE money mAker.
So Roema must b rented g vAt
So. werkerA 81 -. 80 80.
-':-sa ron ooLoRED PuRcHAsERS. +
g~ - 400 CASH e S.,i -, y
I. :: :. Buys one o. those attractive. 8,
!. : room and 18th brick: hot-wster
, -: heat; csloniif porches; glraEe:;: .
i1th stsset % tss heights. hves-s
Allan. p: Walker & Co, Inc.
-: Main RI. sis 18th st. NV. i.
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FOB sALE-22nd 81. NRAR 4; . eTo141B:
cellar; nina foeoA, pasSee, soeaDfd0u haM ~.
ing rosn. pantry an1 6teAen q 6xst 60.
0GSf00n661 b. ma1ojo0a.
101 AAID-1aa4 11sA aa1 q: tAeos s>eean:
eallaIs u s0eaS a1d 1o1A: 61ek "a 0l1a6
910ND q HA1R1AX.
III GA1 YORK ave. nv.
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POSSESSION AT ONCE.
Bungalow; 81, $50; hollow tile construction;
rooms and bath: attic and, cellar; hot-watef
heat: electric lights; located tust Is minutes
By electric cars from Treasury Dept. Call
Main 1851 and arrange for inspection.
..Wa have tho REET in every secfiou.n l&s
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FINE 2-rAA1LY APARTMENT NEAR LIN.
coin Park: rooms and bath each; Immediate
pos1essien; one apartment only 81 800: terms.
O. A. RHODES. SOC Riggs bldg. l5s :.
BIZ OWNER, bELIGHTFCL DETACHED
house; rooms; finished attic; sleeping porch;
garage; awnings; screens; metal weatherstxips;
all NIL: near car lines, in NV: immediate
possession; cheap; NO agents. Address Boz
1O6-X, Star Once. lSs
NEAR 18th and GIRARD SB
Two stores and one modern dwelling; an ex-
cellent opportunity for business man who de-
sires to locate on upper 14th at. Price, $4,000.
SOUTHWEST
Near ST. Dcminic's Church: eight-fuom trick
dwelling; tiled bath: room for Garase; peiced
at s., 400 for quick sale.
NORTHEAST.
Near FLORIDA ave. cars: brick Dwelling with
porch front: rooms and bath; central heating
plant. Price, $3.50. Reasonable terms.
Modern brick dwelling located near 10th and
E SITS. southeast; six rooms, pantry, bath, eel.
lar. furnace heat: large yard. Price. s. $50.
JAMES F. SHEA
6RS Iouiainnn svp NO
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POSSESSION At ONCE.
In beautiful 18th 81. HigAlands. Just sR 10
18th Ut. car line: bungalow type fe1idance Of
o rooms, bath, with hotlWatef heat and e1ec.
t1ie lights; garage; ysur opportunity at eo,6on'
l. G. .H0tGHT0N . CO., 1Sle 81 st. NV.
I'VE have the BKgr IN every sectien." l3s
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PRICE, toss ssase SH1 a4' o M CASH
Near navy yard; 2-story brick residence;
floqt and feaf porrhes; owner leaving city.
4. @. HOUGHT0N q co., 1915 81 sf. nv.
I'VE have the BEST tu every ssetien." Is
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
FOB 5 SAC kooa ~ 3 SMS.H n 1GfHFASr'
Hor-"A1Eh r HEoE. , Easstk'o LIGHTS
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
s07 18TH ST. NV.
BARGAIN IN VACANT HOUSE: 10 ROOMS
and modern bath; ready fsr occupancy; deep
lot; wide a as;, !. s.se; near 9Th and st'
WALTER 4. BROWN. ga 18th st. NV.
IN. TAKoMA PAKK.FURNIsHED GROOM
and bath Spanish mission type bungalow; hol-
earsse anaer coat
and Close to cars 5 Ssss s. 800 terms: Apply
54ol Illinois ave NV. Brentwood. I4s
e-ROOM HOUSES. HOT WATER HEAT; BEST
location; immediate possession; room for ga
oMNER. eos1 5th At. nv. 80 .-'A -@
NEAR 1900 BLOCK CONN. AyE.-1O ROOMS,
baths hot-water heat early possession sell
ns at Box STAR ee
NEW CROOK AND BATH HOUSE, HOT
water heat; electricity; immediate posssss ~;
ssns ssins tor
For complete details write Boz 1os-M, Star
Office.
CLEVELAND PARK-HANDsoaE 1o-Roo1.
spacious grounds; we'll located on Newark st j;
owner leaving city. See the house and make mo
an Offer. For location. ETC.. address Boz se-A.
FOR sALE-NRAR DUPONT CIRCLE. BRICK
and stone residence, containing 10 rooms.
baths; electric lights hot-water heat; upstairs
kitchen; floors like new solid cement basement ::
ample room for garage; immediate possession ::
owner viii meet purchaser on any reasonable
terms. Price. $4,000.
RICHARDSON GIBSON. Main 374c
SIS IND st. NV ROOMS; HYDRANT IN
EDw. ?. SCHWARTZ. INC. 7s4 18th NV.
4 COMFORTABLE HOME. 8 LARGE ROOMS |:
all conyenienees; lot 50x115: in one Of best
neighborhcods in South Brookland: hot-water
-hs.s; STEPPING porch; open nrepl.es; equipped
vestibules; fuel In cellar; odicial ordered over
seas viii sell Immediately at reasonable agurs
least 81 900 require. Apply to Y. 4. Snow,
1928 Irrins st ne. Take Rverdale car 70
18th Ct a e.
PINE 2-rAMILY APARTMENT NEAR LIN-
.~H@ NJ 4 "A -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-13
PROPOSALS.

coLUNBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN DE-
sires proposals. including monthly charge for
the removal Of ashes and dry trash, not gar
hage; services for sig months; to begin at
once; payhent rDsnth1y. Fer details apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-13

ANOTHER nAAL HOME.
POSSESSION AT ONCE. -
Near 14th and PARK Rad.
rs0ms; tiled hath; h0tjw2tef heat: electric
nshts: large lot % pavsd alley; plenty room fst
a q. HOuGHTON q Co.. 1915 d 1t, NV,
I'VE have the BEST Ia every ssetien." Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-13

VILE EXCHANGE TWO WELL RENTED
pieces Of property In d. Of c. for farm on the
Potomac river OF Montgomery county. Nd.
kd4ress Box 6S-M, Star once. 14s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-13

A REAL BARGAIN-6:HoOM BRICK. lIe
Thomas st. nv; TO Be sold for G,seo; q
easy terms Of $50 cash and baIs1e1 oaly no
per month. See y. A. fLNoER, be. ID ~
II an. Dist. Nat. Bank bld4 i4CS g ~ ,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-19
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Basic roasting meat frequently
Eggs used extravagantly do more
harm than good.
Fill dirty dishes with cold water
and they will half clean themselves
Lift the hands high when rub
bling fat in pastry to let the air
pass through.
Bacon and ham fat can be used in
hashes.
Dried potato parings make good fire
lighters.
Suet pudding is a good dessert for
cold weather.
Ok tails make good soups and stews
at small cost.
Next to dirt the greatest sin in the
kitchen is disorder.
When whole-wheat flour is used
people need less meat.
Sour cream is a valuable food and
can be used in many ways.
Never buy large quantities of spices
at q. time, they spoil.