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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, That Letters
of Administration upon the Estate of
FREDERICK LANGENDOERFER.
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 7th day of June 1918.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of said Letters.
they will be forever barred.
Dated June 7, 1918.
AUGUST LANGENDOERFER.
ATTEST: Administrator.
Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
(43)
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Gin rtides !ano.
Ukraine init Reft bic S~ornfammer On.
rupas genannt.

Bon fpslder u~nssbeuren 8ebeutuno
fir oas Dirti6nftIids uno fommers
Siele Geben GuBlanos bic llfraine
mar, ersibt ii9 aus elmer 3uiammns
fteaung, Die na6 elmer grtldruna bes
sbsmaligen oiterrei6ii9 : unsarifder
aonluls @oricar in Chicago i'm
Sabre 1914 in Wien anssferti9t muir
De. 0emsemdB bstrus bic @eiaens,
&ogsens uno 8erItsproputtion Der
Ukraine, troboem bic lanopirtfdafts
lihen Wfet9ooen nod iebr primitive
iparen, Elm Orittel Der @slamtproouts
tion bes ganSen ,rufifhen Reides.
namIid runo 150,O0O,OOO Quarters
gu ie 220.46 pfuno. Die sabatpflans
Suns bra4tsn 100000 Quarters idbrz
Ii9, Der 3uderriibenbau ~lieferte mebr
als adt5is Pro3ent bes geiamten ruiz
llden grtrass. 0reiBis Miaionen
Stid &inopieb, elm Drittel bes &C.
iam%tbeitanoes oes eurppaii9en Hubs
lambs, peioen in Der Ukraine, unb
ibre Saafe, 3iesen. S9peine, 6iibs
1er uip. iinb 10 sablreid lpie inn aan>
gen iibrisen &uBlano 5uIammenaes
nommen. Die Nusbeute an giie,z
erssn, bauptid9Iid i'm Department
Gberlon, betrug i'm lsbten Sabre Dor
benz &riese ungefSbr 35,OOO,OOO
Quarters ober mebr als 3peioritteI
Der Iusbeute i'm san5en ruFifden
Helds. uno an Wagneiium rnb Maaz
llellumperbinoungen, Ole BEL Der Ser
1tellung bon geiuilen @iiens unb
Stabliorten cine 10 beoeutenoe HoQe
~lieferte bic Ukraine Elm uols
les Seditel Der Proputtion Der aanaen
eros. Die einsisen Quedilberfunbe ,
in Hublano iino in Der Ukraine, bic
oaoon 100000 Bis 100000 Riloz
.ramm beritellt. Qus oiefen tpeniaer {
tann man iid einen geariff
mas fir elm piQtommener
}reuno, begin. YunbesaenoFe bic d
bic ~8etreibetammer Guros }
'as", fiir irseno elm 2anb fein mub. :
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senfuns bes @eeres.

Yer Joridungsreiienoe Is. Wittid,
toillte I'M iuoliten aalifornien ieit.
ltellen, Dob Der Spiesel oes StiIen
Sdeans llf gang erbeblid aeienft
pat. er Iano in Der Sobe BON z1u
Metern 5ablreihe Jielte bon Seetie.
ren: Ole 9an5e aiiite baut lid ter.
~rallenarflg auf, pie iie Iangiam Dem
Weere entltiegen lit, uno ale Soben
peilen oeutlide Spuren bon aus.
lpalfnllselt uno anidpcmnunaeu
au1. anl Der Sniel @agooleno er.
ltreden iid oieie Spuren bis au 500
Meter in Ole Sniel binein' Ia
man aud JOINT einen itetiaen Niid.
gang oes Stiaen Oceans mo6r.
llnlHnt, neist man iiG gu Ger Sin.
lld)t, Dap es iid Inn cine Bomber.
pebung baroelt. alf in Chile fonu
man IN oieier geSiebuna Sic inter-.
ellanteiten Stuoien MAIDEN. Mon,
d)es @ebiet oes idmalen aiiItenlon.
oes ae9orte in nidt gu fern Iieaen.
Der 3eit Dem @eere, ober ol,f an.
oereil @ebleten miro oas @eItoDe
1ortwabreno tiefer in Den S,eon
5uriidgeriiien. ~
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Tcnnipurt in SeutidlamS.

SIN Sabre 1917 bat DER Menn
port IN Ieutidlnno elne gntnid.
lung ourdgemadt, Die in mand,er
Se5iebung Den 9etrieb in iriiberen
Sabren lpeit binter iif licb. Die
Sreile erreidten Die &ieienjumn1e
BON iiber 5ebn Miaioueu Mort.
ueber Die Salfte, ndmlid 5,773,33O
Mart, entfaQt oauon aui SIadren.
men, tiir Den SinOernisipprt puroeu
2,797.235 Mart ausgeidiittet, fir
oen Graberiport iiber 1.5 Miaioucu.
Sm Slabrennlport p~erteiIt lid) Ole
groBe Sulnnle auf Die sroben una
tlellten Hennltalle. lleber 100, OOu
Wtarf baben MIR s GennltGuc az.
ponnen; an Der Spite marid,ier,
0relberr 9. ". b. Spenbein, mi,
OF, OO Narf Dor Den Scrren
@elnberg uno n. Sanicl. Die beioe
runo 425,000 Mart aeruanneu. Pil
Marf ;tebt oas tai. Soup..
geitiit @raois Gil pierter stege pnr
Dem Stall oes aonigs Don 8iirt.
telnoerg, Der taft 100000 Marf ae.
mann.
erbeblid aroBere @epinuu,oo,
ild@teiten bat Der Ienniport IN
ungorn, no nid,t me,,i.
ger dls q Standardization Mpm;n,,,
liber 100000 aroncn auimeiirn
IoIIlen. Yin Der Sfise itebt nit
Der Heforoiumnle bon iiber 100000
'tronett 9err Naltner b. Morfboi
IN Der Spite Der erfolareid,en
'eiltlden Rennpferoe itebcn Yerao.
eye mtf 227 1000 Mdrf uno Der
Serbgbeliser Sanbsraf Der 100000
Narf geruann.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, That Letters
OF Administration upon the Estate of
ALBERT RHINE,
deceased, have been granted TO tho
Undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 18th day of June 1918.
All persons having claims against
SAID Estate are required to exhibit
them to them for allowance within s;x
months from the date of said Letters
or they may be precluded from anv
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from date of said Letters. thew
will be forever barred.
L. H. SCHwEIGHAUsER.
CHRIST. ]. RHINE,
Dated June II, 1918. Administrators
Attest: Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
(4s)
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
OF Administration upon the Estate of
CONRAD WALDECKER.
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 22d Gay of May, 1918.
All persons having claims against
said Estate r required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said letters.
or they may be precluded from anv
benefit of said Estate and if such
claims be not exhibited within n
year from the date of said letters.
they will be forever barred.
ROBERT WALKER.
Dated May %, 1918 Administrator.
Attest: Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
(5-29-4D
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WancrreidJtnm Der Grbe.

Sn elmer Serednung, Ole Groi.
ar. @; 9albfait per0ffentIi6t, miro
Der @aiierpurrat Scr groe oui
l,3O4, O6S,55O &ubiffilometer ae.
ld)aet, Der groBte anteil entfGat
oabel auf oas @aiier ser S5eanp,
oas nit 1900 @iaionen a1lbiffiIo.
inetern IN 9tednung aelteat miro:
I'M EoIareiie iino 3,5 Milionen
stllplttllometer aufgeipeihert; oanu
1olgen ole itebenoen @elpaiier (Seem
SeId)e, SiimpeD nit 100000 4ubif.
tllon1etern, bas @runbpailer ebpn.
faus NIT elmer 9iertelmiaion !aiIoz
l%lleterrL Die 6Iiiiie nit $4,000 SIN.
olttllonctern Dos atmoipb1riidc
Tallcr NIT 1890 Gubiffiiometern.
one Simple nit 5000, uno Der
Sdllee alf Der grooberfldde init
25O aubittilometeru. Nidt einoe.
red)net limo bel oieier Statiltif Sic
IN Sal5en uiu. demiid s%ebunoeren
@aller, Die iif iiberbaupt elmer aud,
lar Approximation S6dbuna emit.
6legen olirtten. SaB es iid bel oleu
Saplen nllr INN gang a~nn6berl,oc
Ierte bnrloelt, brautt nidt crit be.
ioht gu meroen; immerbin lit oieie
Sfaflltlt red)t intercIant, penn
man llg e%rlnnert, COB nad Den
elarfelden Meiiungen Die Ober.
llad)e Der Grbe $40 Miuionen NlIo.
oratttlonleter lmfaBt, bon Der "a
Slloertltel bon @aiier s%inaenom-
men iperoen.
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Open @cSaugbIin, ser
~ Sabre alt uno elm gepobner Der
altenfarm BON Celia Gountp, mih
mar, error auf Dem @eae BON Gs.
eabana iiaf Der 2 Ieilen entfprnt
!liegenoen 5arm in einem Sd,nep.
ltirm. Or perIor Den 8ca uuS Ionf
Dor @ridopfuns INN. Sein erin,
reler aorper pnrbe auiredt aeiun.
Ole 2 Sabre aIte Sobou.
ma Sarlon 5og in Der eIteriihen
8obniine in Gbicaso einen soni
lteoe1o belBen @aiiers pom @os.
ofer. Sas aino ipuroe in idI,m.
iler @eiie perbriibt uno itarb meb.
rere Stunoen ipater.
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county chairmen in our state"

county chairmen in our state"
The Government needs mon.v
n needs 1t badly, as the estimated
daily cost of the war to our allies
is 100000, 900. The President in his
proclamation makes an Garment an.
peal to every man, woman and child
In Missouri, to pledge themselves on
or before June % to save constant.
ly and to buy as regularly as nos.
siole War Savings Stamps. Our
commandment of the Armv and
Navy has called upon a volunteer
army to be mustered for June az
n every person should on hat oc.
casion go to the firing line, to make
d solemn pledge to help the Govern.
ment win the war by subscribing for
War Savings Stamps. 1t is not nee.
essary for individuals to wait until
June ~ to make their pledges, as
they can DO 60 at any time with. anv
banker in their local community or
with any Of the local War Savings
The object Of the President Of the
united States, Of the Governor and
OF the mayors of every municipal.
ny In the state in designating June
as War Savings Day is that
enough pledges will be secured bv
hat date to at least assure Missouri,s
quota.
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Die nddfe Obffrnte.
Gritflaiise Trubusfc bcipnbcrs in bic.
lem ,Satrc rrfoi eerlidl.

@enn Der arica anoauert, ncr.
ben Die notlueubigen menihlifen
arbcitsfrGite nur idrper mebr 81
beifaiien iein. Sos be0cutct Damn
bobe unb iteiDenoe gr6citsl0Dne.
Seood iii gcrnbe Der Sbit5iitIter in
Der gliidlidIcn Gage, eilien groBen
Seil Der mirflidlen slrbcit uno gan,
b%eionoers Die Sorbereituugen CUR
mirtlifen grbeit IN Den @internp.
naten alsSnIiibrcn. 9durrc nno
&nnfen tonnen ihon inn @inter be.
idnitten mo mlsgeoiinnt, iolrie
lUeni9itcns tciliueiie 6eiprist MGR.
Den. Gle Wnteriolieu uno 0er6t.
idlaiten 5iIm Sprieen fonnen inn
@inter bergeitcllt be5n. initono &c.
lest meroen. SebGlter gum Gerpnf.
fet urlo Serienocn oes Sbitcs foll.
men lleibfalls in Den @iutcrmona.
ten repariert, bergcltellt oocr georo.
net pcroen. Siellcid)t lit es iogar
nloglifL ifon iest aud aontrofte
fir Die Grnte bcs fonlmen6en Som.
merS ab5uidlicBen. Sin SeiI oieicr
arbeiten uno Scrrihtungen miro ia
anf IN normalcn 3eiter id)on i'm
@lltcr aiisgciiibrt; immerbin abcr
bat es bis iett in iebcm Sabre nod
5ablreite Obitjiihter gegeben, Die
elnen grobeu leil ibrer Belt nit
otelen mo 1bnIid)en Mrbciten aerobc
in Der geidGitigiten EerioSe oes
Sabres nod 5ubringen muBten. Gas
iolte oarif Deiier @~crausiid)t unb
5iiriorge Der Sbit5iifter in oieiem
ungemobnliden Sabre aber unter
teinen llmltanben 5~lltreficn.
@an5 beionoers iei baraui bin.
geipielen, oub Der &crionot bon
aunitoiinser, bon @otqriolien gum
geipriten Der Sbitfulturcn unb
bon 8egenitanoen, Bic
nit Der Giienbdbn pcrididt mcr.
Den, in oieiem Sabre ears mae.
Ipobnlih uniidJcr mo 5mciiclbait lit.
I'M porigen Sabre babcn bic.
.e Sblt5iitter Our6 Ole @cr360e.
benin Giienbabnperianot scr
lotlpenoigen 9eboriSnrtifeI idJuere
snttallldInngcn mo SdGoiglunaen
I'm cine @ieoer6olulo in
nonoglif nod 9roBerem llmian0c
II perbiltherl, iolten ale 8eiteI.
lrlgen notluenOiger @e~oarisnrtifcI
id)on obne iebe meitere Terso. !
erllng ausgcfiibrt merocn, oonit |
lan anf ieocn Sail uno in ieocr !
fldtllng g~erilitet lit, lpenn Die Set !
efommen lit. 5
Sos Grnter, Sortiercn lino Scr. :
nden minocrfucrtiger Srldt berei. :
t 9leid picl arbcit ulos llnfoitcrL 5
ne oas Ierpaden eritfloiiigen Sb. +,
es, oos i'm Nturfte einen Sotil. +
teis bringt. Sest, mo Die arbcits. .
blle 10 nligebeuer bod liuo, lobn! 5
itt oesbalb gans b%eionocrs, nur {
lererlttlalliges Sblt gu 5ieben. IS 3
bnt it'd, tpenn man ole Irbeits. =,
bne uno Die bobeu Yreiie fir !,
pritmaterialien uip. in 9etraht y
ia iiberbaupt nidt mebr. ~
llrmltldllges SbIt 81 ernten. Ges. >;
lib mub in oieicm Sabre oos &c. 9
teben zines ieben S%bit5iidters icin. y
ir elm e%rItflaiiiges Troouft in ser :,
'orft 81 bringen. =
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workers may prefer.
material should be flannel. outing
flannel or flannelette, and the color
preferably gray.
Boys blouse suits, made Of serge or
any very strong warn material, in
gray, black, brown Or navy blue. Nc
Call pattern 105-A is for a 4-year-old
boy. and the sizes run up to 105-E for
a 1~2-year-old.
Pinafores. Mccall pattern size 99-A
for a ~4-year-old child and 99-B for q
6-year-old. Material black sateen or
checked blue and white gingha1n.
Girls chemise. Mccall pattern
110-A for a 6-year-old, size running up
to HOG for an 1S-yearold. Women's
chemise. Mccall pattern 1924 for q
36-inch bust and 1923 for a 3S.inch
bust. The materials should be heavy
u%nbleached muslin.
Girls drawers, Mccall pattern lila
for an S-year-old, size running up to
HE for Is years. Women's drawers.
Mccall pattern 161.A for a 26.inch
waist, 151-B for a 28-inch waist, l51.C
for a 30-inch waist and IBID for a
34-inch waist. Materials, heavy IN
bleached muslin.
For the little n at the creeping
age there are two dress patterns
wanted. Mccall pattern 90-A being a
6-month size, COB for ] year and 9O-C
for 2 years, while Ola is the size for
l year and 91-B for the 2-year-old
child. this pattern having no provision
for a smaller size.
Please order by numbers. and re-
member that all orders should come
through chapter headquarters to the
of Supplies.
MRS. EDMUND F. BROWN,
Director Of Women's Work, South
western Division A. R. c., 1917 Rail-
way Exchange Building, st. Louis,
Mo.
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lQlS ~ WOTh that Cdu 10 oohS -
tiers, or It can be done at home, as tn
The garments made must above al
else be durable. 1t Is useless to senc
over articles made from flimsy mate
rails that cannot stand the very r
wear they will get. For this reason
we are not asking for secondhand
clothing. Partially worn garments
should be kept for the poor IN this
country. and we should send abroad
only things made Of icy strong ma
terials.
Materials for outer garments should
be of dark colors. They may be Zig
ured, striped or plain colors. prefer
ably black, gray or navy blue-never
red and very little green. The French
people have a dislike of bright colors
in clothing. and at this time, when
every family is In mourning. they
seem particularly inappropriate. Even
the clothing for the little children
should be dark. excepting. OF course,
that for the babies. 1t Is almost I'M
possible to get laundry work lone
pTOp6Tly. lucIc 10 AO oooP W cS A"N
and little hot water. All these condi-
lions must be considered in selecting
the materials for the clothing.
There Is need for about twice as
much underwear as outer garments,
and this holds true In all ages. There
is a special need for clothing for the
children from 1 to 8 years Of age. II
your local stores do not have the Red
Cross patterns they may be ordered,
through your Red Cross chapter, Of
u supply service at SIT North Broad
way, st. Louis.
Among the most wanted articles
are the following:
Girls p%etticoats, made with a waist
attached. Mccall pattern 103-A is the
size for a year-olG child, 103-B is for a
1896 for 4 years old, and SO
up to 1o3-H for a girl of IA. The
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Guardians Notice of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given that a Certi-
ficate of Appointment as Guardian of
the person and estate of
JOHN GRASS,
a person Of unsound mind, has been
granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Court of Gasconade County.
Missouri, bearing date the 9th day of
June, 1913.
All persons having claims against
said estate r required to exhibit
them to him for allowance, within
year from the date of said letters or
they may be precluded from any bene-
fit of such estate; and if said claim be
not exhibited within one year from
the date of the publication of this no.
tice, they shall be forever barred.
Dated June s, 1918.
CHAS. GRASS, Guardian.
Attest: Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
6-12-1s (43)
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gle 9ana Salt ems ser
alieltea @ebanbe Der !S~arpare.l,n..
oerlifat in Cambridge, Raii., lii
eleler Gage nieoergebrannt. SIM
SeaergeldoB befanoen iih 10000
Saironen, Ole bon Nannldaiten Der
gfarlne.J unfenipruf SduIe in 81.
terbeit sebradt ruuroen. Gbenio
tonrten uidtiee 3ofumente, Die Der
tli1lperlitat ano Den 4egierunasid,u.
zen eeborterL .redtaeitis iortaeidafft
Deroen.
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WHAT THE
RED Ee1 CROSS !!!S
is DOING
AND WHAT YOU CAN Do
WOMEN'S WORK DEPARTMENT.

One of the most important branches Of Red Cross work which has been
undertaken by the womans Department is that Of providing clothing for
the hundreds of thousands OF refugees In the districts that have been dev4s.
" the ar At present is the French and Belgian refugees for whom
the appea IL being made The various pattern companies have published
patterns of the garments and mar of III Red Cross Chapters have taken up
the work Of making the clothing.
This IL work that al be don In the central sewing rooms OF TIT Chap
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FOR RENT
JAMES f. SHEA,
o43 Louisiana Ave. NV.

DWELLINGS.
l2ie AZ sw. 5r.b. $3.50 22a Lin pl sw,er.w.13 so
4oS 1lth sw. sr, w.1T.5o 1906 Sc Ir VII on
AUS llth sw. srw 1880 372 sw. 5r. W.. IL 90
1901 4 Il sw. sr. b. 1880 $40 Goth ne ar W. 80
125 9th sw, sr. IA Sol 1905 ~, sw Or W 3 90
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
345 Pa NV, hotel 1857 {, sw store ~ M
pnlidng 90 PA 18th NV. store % 90
oil Ia aS3-sty bdgI5.OO 1901 4 u sw. st&2r.l 90
daSS NV 90 40s II tn sw .st&dw.1 s. 30
eiI ID NV. sto Or b % 90 2l32 Va Is. so
49, 14th sw. sto&dwSO. oDl 115 II NV store * 10
149 ne. store 80 90 sol I'd NV store II no
% r n".sto hdw2o3p f0l Eye Sc, store. j. 90
"a !7th NV. sto. 255O S14 l. NV. store. IL. 30
1000 9Th sto, dw25 so 2l3 18th ne store 10 "a
u9 NV, store Is so POI Va sw, sto. 10 on
100 NV, store. IS. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1914 Both NV. 6r. b. 16. sol 1906 LIST Sc Or w s 81
430 I'd sw, Or, W. IL. sol 81 y Sc 5r 3 90
1922 Sc, 81, .o0 I6l Y Sc Or 3 90
242s nv, Or. ". IL. so 1921 18th ne 4ry 50
23 Sc. Or. W.. 1850 200 d NV 3r W & "a
1o11 Jen nv. 5r.w..s.5o
James F. Shea, 643 La. Ave. NV.
PRINTED BULLETIN AT OFFICE.
Phone Main 349. Phone Main $50.
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10th STREET HEIGHTS
A detached residence. containing
Q rooms, baths, hot-water heat.
electric lights, etc. A very beau
tiful home. Can be delivered TO
cash buyer for only 9.100.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. lib l4th nv.
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COUNTRY BOARD,

House your family at Hotel st. Mary's, Leon
srdtoWn, Nd. Motor bus twice daily from Wash
inston. Steamer three times week from BALTIC.
and Washington. Modern conyenie1ces: artesian
water; good schools. Bathing. sting, fishing
Rates moderate. Write for particulars. Stuart
hearney. Manager.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


AT CHEVY CHASE; CORNER HOUSE. II
rooms and = baths; completely furnished; large
lot; garage: from April 1. Phone North 71S2 or
f. s. JOHNSTON. Washington Times.
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FOR RENT Isl2.5o. 213 {
$500. l349 nv, liz S1l. s33 Gi.ard
$3.50. .551s 37th NV. ilr $40 so. ,432 81
US 1885 Harvard. ~ $40 So. 8 Fentol
$50. ..... 63l D NV, Is. $40 so. 3;l3 Mel,
5000. .142S 21st NV $40. .ll2s Linee
SIS .50.1T19 Seatop nw, sr SO. 90. SO
$3.50. .1717 S'ton nv, Sri SSO.7l5 Balls
$3.50. I'D Mass nw.stoi s. 90. .1130 Ha
SITE 1924 Fuller NV = 81 co. 1928 Cush
STORES.
SEQ. .aa2 Pa av NV, lr s2s. 1915 r
10. 1901 14th NV. lr
OFFICES.
SIS. 400 18th NV, 3r SIS .s14 r nv
Complete list of property for rent will
upon request.
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TT
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

\ LADY wants room and board In nearby Va
Maryland near cars; state price: permanent.
Address Box 12-E. Star Office.
ROOM AND BOARD in suburbs or country for
elderly gentleman. attendant: must he
quiet and comfortable. Phone Col. 5574 Ad-
dress Box l7T-E, Star Office. IL
WANTED-By April !. two rooms with board on
Chevy Chase Rockville lire, for three
adults; references: give terms and full particu-
lars tirst letter. Address Box loJ-E, Star office
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l51G 18th ST. N.W.-Large front room; twin
beds, suitable for two gentlemen also small
reasonable
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Street Near 10th St
In the most exclusive residential
section of Washington. Occupied by
owner. who will give possession
within 30 days A l1-room and 2
baths modern house, and one OF the
best buys on the market today. Only
s., 500. Easy terms IL desired.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 713 14th NV.
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A SEMI-DETACHED HOME

On Park road near entrance to
park rooms. tiled hath. furnace
heat Possession within short time.
Can sell on very reasonable terms to
responsible parties. Price, 5000.
SHANNON & LUCHs,
Main 2345. 7l3 18th nv.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

COLUMBIAN BLDG. 4I6 9th N.W.-MODERN
Office rooms single suite. at reasonab bic
rates. II. y. TAPLIN ESTATE, Union Trust
bldg.
ONE FURNISHED OFFICE ROOM. APPLY
Room 4o3. TO 18th ST. NV
LARGE MIDDLE ROOM.
JAMES NJ GREEN,
1896 " Y ave IL
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HOUSES, NEARLY NEW; A ST. NE BET,
large light rooms, tile bath ; h.w.h; Light ca.
lars pOrches possession 80 days: s. $50 up anH
reasonable terms. See OWNER, 8 70 q pm,. SCI
W. ave. Tel. II. $500. =
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-IRvING ST. BET losh
and 14th; rooms and bath. Price, So, ESQ.
Euclid St bet 18th and l4th 8 rooms snA
bath; hot-water heat. Price, $3.50.
Monroe st. near 18th 9 rooms. 2 baths. pr3ex
THos W. FOWLER 4 SON.
1877 18th st NV. -
FOR SALE-NEAR 18th AND OoI. RID. NV.
room and modern bath gas and electrieity:
hot-water heat; double back porch; g1raxe: -.
Sc. 300 Address Boz s0-E Star ONCE.
ouT-oF-TowN OWNER WILL BELL s-RooM.
tile bath, Otis ST. residence At bargain: eaar
terms. Apply 3sO5 kanawha St Phone C3eVc.
1918. H.
$3.50. ~
HARVARD ST. NEAR SHERMAN AvD.-Sfx
$500. u
G st. ne. close to Union station; 9 rooms anl
bath. brick; deep lot.
Attractive Groom brick On s.the Hedenta~s
close to cars hot-water heat
$4.750. -
22nd st. NV. close to new intesior Dept. twe.
electric hghts; front and reef pecches; DO ~
s.. ESQ 70 $4,000. =
Desirable dwellings In Takpma RHk: . -
roouns: several big harEa1nA.
WILCOX, HANE CO., NO.
1922 St Aw.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ron SALE-C0ntinued.


NEAR CHEVY CHASE IN d. C.
rooms and bal l. furnace heat; lot 70x15S.
Price, So, $50. Possession in 60 days.
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ONE OR TWO gentlemen will find in real
home of cultured adiIIs attractivrly furnished
secondstnry front adjoining bath: electric
of phOne
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WILL RENT furnished house. exception two
rooms. at reasonable rental. to desirable party
all conven'ences: objection to children. =
months required in advance: exceptional proPo
sition- Address Eox iG7 u. Star cliec.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEa.

JUST OFF LINCOLN PARK
One Of the most attractive seven
rooms and bath, double porches.
china cabinet built in. double r~ar
porches cellar under entire house
and In excellent condit1on. This 10
hne buy at s.. 5OO
Terms IL desired. 81 900 eash. bal.
payable monthly.
SHANNON & LECHA,
Main 2345. III ikfh IT
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
On Kentucky ave-. chose b Hncsln
Part: delightful roosna. tiled bath;
hot-water heat, possessien within %
days Tefms. not less than 500
cash. Price. H.7oQ-
SHANNON 4 LUCHA
Main 2S45. ia 18th Az.
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TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
I rooms and bath: hot-water heat; elect
light; lot 60x20o. Price, Sc. 500.