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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24
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FOR OSe-A SPLENDID UETAHuD
S-room nome within - n41stes q b1sir
nees section: hot-Watef heat. electric
lights; ali modern esava1ieoceSs beaar
tdfui frunt porch. frics. Q.1oA - rsa-
PHILIIfs = sAeER. r.e..
n. %. 1909 New YORK ave. ~.
EoR GALE NICE GROOM AND
6atA bo0s in splendid locat1ss neftA-
east Price. $4,250. Can b sid sa
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER, Ine.,
n. -. 400 New York ave. ~.
FOR aALK-A three-stofy apartment
apartment new v.csntNthe ether twe
rented for SO per month. A splendid
Opportunity for some one to buy on vesJ
easy terms and get . handsome return
% his investment. Downtown loea-
to- 1 Price. ss.7so. Owner requires
PHILLIPS { sAGER. me-.
Il g. 1409 New York ave. ~.
FOR sALE-oae Of the best built
efght-rooms-on-two-6oo homes b
Bloomingdale. Has fsus exceptionally
large bedrooms: Pittsburgh instanta-
neous heater. Price. q. 500. Very rea.
eooabIe terms can be arranged.
PHILLIPS & SAGER. Inc.
II. %. 140o New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-Six-room and BATH bunEa.
low In Tskoma Park: y block from
18th street car iiBe: electric lights;
exceptionally large lot. Price. 9.75G
Dwfvrr1 Ia k~Pp M
PHILLIPS & aAGER. Inc.
II. oe. 400 New YORK ava. nv.
FOR sALE-A SPLENDID oProR-
senient to the steel plant: has
rooms on two dnoxs, With lot 60xls0:
nicely located. Price. $1.ss0. % res
PHILLIPS Z sAcEn. NC.
: n. 9e. 14Q0 New York ave. ~.
FOR SALE NICE GROOM AND
bath home NV, with front and rexr
porches: all conveniences. We can
sell for $3.50, on very reasonable
PHILLIPS & sAGER. INC.
II. %. 1909 New York ave. nv.
FUN OALE.-NEA1 1Stn AM W.
lumbia road. 9 beautiful Groom and
bath home, with hot-wateR heat: sVlen-
didly arranged for subletting; has I'VE
exceptionally large bedrooms: We
can sell for $3.50 cash and $50 pr
month. including all interest and psis'
cipal. and the price 10 only $6.SS0
An excellent opportunity to get hcnss
IN q high-elass neixhborhoed.
PHILLIPS 4 sAGEK; INc.
FOR SALE-A 3-EooM-DEEP HOUSE.
northwest. will, hot-water heat, cleo
t,fc lights, stationary washtubs, frost
PHILLIPS L SAGER. INC.
n. 90. 400 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-NIcE s-RooM BRICK
house downtown. within walking dis
lance of the War Department and all
government buildings; nicely arranged
for subletting. Price. - $50; $500 cash
and SIS per month are the terms. Act
quickly.
PHILLIPS d sAGER. Inc,
NJ. 9S.. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-oNE OF THE INCEST
arranged Groom detached homes in
Saul's Addition; hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights; beautifully finished through
out. Price, 1850.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, Inc.
NJ. 9S. 1400 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-ELEGANT GROOM MOD
eru home near Lincoln Park: hardwood
foors. electric lights: hOt-water heat:
double back porches; front porch.
Price 50 80 on reasonable terms.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, Inc.
NJ, 3S. 400 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-TWO NICE 7-ROOM
brick houses southwest. We can sell
for E., $50 each OH very reasonable
terms
PHILLIPS G SACER, Inc.
NJ. 3S. 1409 New York ave. NV.
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CHEAP FOR CASH, SIX-ROOM BRICK NEAR
18th and Newton sts.: owner leaving city; i'm
mediate possession; no agents. Address Boz
26.-B, Star office.
BEAUTIFTL, NEW, DETACHED HOLLOW
tile bungalow, on Madison st. NV. tnear 18th
ST. and convenient to 14th st. car line. con-
tanning eight large, bright rooms; attractive
fireplace; hardwood floors; large porrhes front
and back; deep lot with garage; IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
ROBERT E. HEATER,
Colorado building. Phone Main 1864.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; sIX-ROOM AND
: tn brick house, in fine repair; lot 20x10o;
eIa Ne In rear; Sd bet. E and L sts- ne. Price.
Star office. 20
MODERN TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT, FIVE
and seven rooms: baths; separate cellars; large
back porches and yards; fine home and invest
ment: near new Central High School; will sac
rifice. for S., 800; easy terms.
Fine modern home for colored party; price,
s., 500; on easy terms: in northwest.
Address BOX 260-R. Star Office.
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roR sALE-HousEa.

HIGHlCLASS
SEMI-DETACHED HOMES
2711 to Z25 Conn. Ave NV.
JUST COMPLETED
10, II and II rooms;
baths with showers;
vacuum cleaning sys-
ITEM. and all up-to-date
features. *
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
(Incorporated) :.
Builders and Owners,
g. 1O40 Woodward Bldg
Phone Main $685.
BUNGALOW HEADQUARIERs;
Brick, eight rooms; full tile bath; open fire
place; sleeping porch hot-watef heat; e1ec.
trieity; gas hardwood doors and Trim; lot
65x1O0; one-haH block from cars; will sell fur
''''e' 7 iM Siaa5fs + f FFsosssssssslos.
BCNGALOw-Eight rooms and tile bath; III
blocks to cars hardwood doors and trim: elec
triefty and gas; hot-water heat; laundry on
IMAM A' Ia siisbi1t Rsl Po;ssEssioN.
NEW BUNGALow-vacant: seven rooms rooms hot
rieity; sas: lot 50xl50.
BuscA1ow-.5, 500: asen rooms /: hot-water
heat; eleccsricity; sleeping porch; two baths;
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
200; six rooms and bath; fur
mace heat; electricity gas; lot 60116o; u
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
500: SIX rooms and hath hot.
water heat: electricity and gas hardwood
floors and 1T TIM ar Hloe Po e fsFs
NEW BUNGALow-vacane;s So. 500; five room.
and bath: furnace heat; electricity; good size
suNeALow-.mrss acre. eight rooms: fine
SUBURBAN.
At Hyattsyille; seven rooms and bath; fur
mace heat; electricity: garage; chicken house
lot S0x140. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
So, o00. TERMS.
o. B. ZANrzINGER,
o03 New York ave. NV.
HANDSOME COLONIAL HOME. s ROOMS.
bath cellar; porches $1,000 cash immediate
possession to wsr worker. log 18th ne. 25s
LARGE HOUSE. CONDUIT ROAD, D. c.
Amber1er Farm. Pine station. 29s
EMI-DETACHED HOUSE, MODEsTLY FUR
nished: IL rooms. baths, 3 toilets; pantry
porches on . floors; kitchens brick garage
q. 600 IT. ground: immediate possession. Price,
So, 600: one-third cash. Address Boz 207-B,
STIR Office. 25s
THREE STORY AND EASEMENT: 8 ROOMS
new brick garage; lot 1sx148 f.: cheap. for
few days only.
1868 Irving st. NV. 25s
NEAR 18th AND GIRAkD STs. NV
Eeady for immediate possession; attractive g.
story brick residence: Or. & b.: fur. b. !; posi-
lively bargain ct So. 900, inc. all furnishings.
A. G. HOUGHTON & CO.. 1916 II st. NV.
I'VE haze the BEST in every section" 25'
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; GROOM HOUSE:
northeast; short distance from Union station;
from owner. Address Box 2Sf-B. Star Office
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WAITED 10 BUY,

sWANTDDs 10 BCF NOR CASH PROM own
ef. ms4ern 6 or 10 reeut house, in Chsy Chase.
- 3ocafioa west Of 10thr st.: give location and
fnlf fnfhnnatiom- Address Box 145sA, Star Of
ne. -
eWANTBD-HAyE-S URSTANTIAI. O0LORED
buyeasA fek 6 to s. room medea honses- NV.
esect1An; furnace or h.w.hs; $4,000 to 5000.
IRWIN 4 SHANK. 144O G. 1t. NV. Main 390S.
AoMH fiAAT /. CAN GEE FUssNSsION OF
% dayu; Will pay cash. Weite. full "details as
to price ond location. Address Boz 46-As Star
oilce. s-'-.s. - -
WILL PAY CASH FOB OR ROOM HOUSE
we'll foc4eett inr upcthwest or northeast. Ad-
dress Box 1TfsB. Star Office. ccSs
WANTED TO BUY.
/ Have $500 Cash
to put 10 home located north of U. st.
or any good white. refined section.
Give n,mhse and full particulars. Il
must: act quick. Address Box s43-B,
6Fac OMEGA
N on NRAR CITY PREFER FROM OWN
Eer; haze $1,000 cash: please state price and
esPaeialay pazseasions address Box Sab. Star
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FOE SALE NEW BUNGALOW.
Just being finished snd ready for in
mediate occupancy. Within IS mia-
Vtes ef the center Of The city. 8. I
and ! rooms each. ReasonabIs tefnS
PHILLIPS 4 sAGEn, mo.
4. q. 1An1 NsU Ysrk sss. ~.
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ss.75o-cHEvY CHASE. D. c.. FURNISHED;
immediate occupancy: by owner: detached;
built to order; 8 rooms, bath; reception hail:
lot 6ox17o; shade trees; front and rear porch
es; sleeping porch open hreplaces; screenA:
closets; slate roof; laundry tubs; h.-w.h.;
electric lights; easy terms. N. 1401.
FOR SALE-A THREE-sToRY, 1-ROOM
brick; central location: on 10th st. near o
NV; lot 20 IT, front by 100 It. deep; price
$1,000. .CAYWooD 4 GARRETT. 1881 n =.
eye NV 25s
IA1AEDIATE Observation-Disclosures ocCU-
pant: on 18th Street Highlands: Sl2, 600; semi
bungalow; hollow tile construction; new; two
blocks OF 14th 9th st. cars; living room
26x14; open frplaces: perches: h.-wh !;
electricity; 8 rooms, two baths; garage; lot
40x135; shade trees, shrubs and flowers; easy
terms. N. 1401.
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
PARTLY FURNISHED 1O-ROOM AND BATH
steam heated suburban house; three-Quarters
mile from cars: good service: moderate rent:
o'clock pm. sharp, or address Room t. 91S
+ st. NV, 26f
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OWNER OCCUPANT INsUREs PROMPT
POSSESSION by November 80. SIXTEENTH
STREET south Of M st.; three-story English
basement house; II rooms. 5 baths; eoneerva-
lively priced at SIS, 600. no imitation; lot 24.4x
$40; Inspection by permit.
GEO. Y. WORTHINGroN Z SON,
Woodward bldg.
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UNFuRNIsHED.

THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING, TEN
rooms and two baths; immediate possession:
excellent location. No. 1713 Rhole Island ave.
NV Rent. 500. AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST CO.. 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
Will EXCHANGE RENT OF UNFURNIsHED
Groom house. Ami. for or room apart
ment Address Rex 2o0-T. Star Office. go
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1907 KEARNEY ST. NE
+ large, new. detached 7-room and bath horse
with fIot-water heat, gas and electricity; win
ter's supply Of coal assured. 5 tons already in
cellar: good section; 20 minutes from Treas
ury: squares from r. I. ave. car line must
be seen to be appreciated. Call after 5 so p NJ
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

DIRECT REPRESENTATIVE. FACTORY EN-
gagged on essential work. desires space in well
located office; needs two desks or desk and
table: also space for drawing board and filing
cabinet: telephoEe service essential: will be
glad to have part service Of stenographer.
phone Line 21s2 or address III A st. -s.e. 2Ss
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WANTED TO RENT.

LIBERAL. BONUS AND YEARS RENT IN
advance for lease Of house or apartment; might
purchase house. Address Box 306-B, Star
office.
WANTEDITO LEASE UNFURNIsHED
house, 10 or IL rooms. in NV. permanent Ad-.
dress Box AGA. Star office,
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1864 Irving st. NV. 25s
NEAR 18th AND GIRARD SITS. NV
story brick residence: Or. & b.; fur. h. !; posi-
lively bargain ct So. 900, inc. all furnishings.
I'VE haze the BEST in every section" 25'
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; GROOM HOUSE:
northeast; short distance from Union station;
from owner. Address Box 22f-B, Star office.
S4s
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= 4 BARGAIN At $y5UD.
Just the neighbOrhood and house yon want:
q most substantial center-hall dwelling of 8
rooms and ) baths, hot-water heat. electric
liDAts, large living room with fireplace, spa
cioas covered veranda. This house is distinc-
tive. attractive and most modern in every par
ticular; located in Virginia. Just Is minutes
by auto. on excellent road from city; beautiful
with ornamental shrubbery and fruit; double
garage, chicken house and run. Act quick
Possession Nov. T. Phone us. We will take
you to see it at your convenience.
A. c. HoUGHToN CO.. 1916 Fl st. s.w.
We have the BEET in every section q =
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CORNER HOUSE. FURSIsHED-1st FLOOR,
dining room, pantry. sun room and hvatory;
Ind floor. four large bedroems and one snall.
two large bathrooms; 3rd Hoor. i've bedrooms.
bath, one storeroom; large garage; reasonable
price. OWNER, address Box a12-B, Star once.
: 2927 11th N.W.-FURNISHED HOUSE.
Immediate possession.
Winters supply Of coal. 2le
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
Y HAhA, WlIEett q HGlnecKe CO.,
1893 II NV. Exclusive Agent.
Tel Main IQca

MODERN BRICK
DETACHED BUNGALOW
Almost new. 8 rooms, l bath ;
front and back porches; hot
water. heat; electricity; large
lot; one square from cars; small
monthly payments; possession
given with deed.
IOHN w, THOMPSON & co
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WILL PAY s9OslO0 FOR TWO OR THREE
room furnished housekeeping apartment
within walking distance downtown, northwest
preferred: best Washington references; give
Telephone number and details. Address Box
.fS-R Srar office o5s
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TO GET ROYAL WELCOME.

Secretary Kelly of the Yuma chamber of commerce, has re- ceived communication from the the Nogales chamber that arrangements are being carried out to make the annual conven- tion of the Arizona Cattle Grow ers' association the most suc- cessful in the history of the or ganization. Every thing will be done to give the visiting cat tlemen a royal welcome and look after their comfort. The con- vention- will be held on three days, February II, 15 and 16.
 As the cattlemen of Arizona are confronted with a great many new conditions having i'm portant bearing on the business. it is important that as many as possible should attend this meet ing. Yuma will be represented by several cattlemen from the valley.-Yuma Sun.
The border vidette., 1918-01-26
POSTPONED.
No More Public Buildings Until After
 the War.

Hon. Carl Hayden, has written the Chamber of Commerce en closing the following letter from Secretary of the Treasury Wm. G. McAdoo:
 Washington, D. C., January 9th, 1918.
 My dear MT. Hayden:
 Because of the pressing de mands which are being made | upon the financial, industrial, la bor and transportation resources of the nation for war purposes, kI have directed that the con struction of public buildings be postponed except in cases where the necessity is so urgent that l the public interest would suffer | because of such poStponement. Among the buildings author ized are the postoffice and court honse at Globe. Arizona and the Customhouse at Nogales, both of which are in your district and | which 1 know you and the peo- pie of those towns desire con structed at the earliest possible | date but here is the situation.
 We are engaged in a great war in which Americas very safety is seriously imperilled. We cannot win this war unless every resource of the nation is carefully huSbanded and used | with the utmost intelligence. The great financial operations of the Government, greater than those ever undertaken by any Government in the history of civilization, make it necessary that every unnecessary expend- iture by the Government, by the states and municipalities and by private corporations and indivi- | duals shall be avoided while the war is in progress. Unless this | is done, it will be impossible for | the people of the United States 1 to furnish the money which the Government must have to sup port our soldiers and sailors who are shedding their blood for us upon the battlefelds. I l am advising cities and towns l throughout the country not to erect public buildings while the war is in progress. I cannot, while giving them this advice, consent to the erection of public buildings by the Government of the United States which is un- | der the control of the Treasury | Department.
 I am sure that there is not patriotic citizen who is not will | ing to submit to inconvenience to bolD. win this war and I am sure that the people of Globe and Nogales, when they know the facts, will be more than will ing to have the construction of i their public buildings deferred for a short time so that the money, which would otherwise be put into them, may be used to buy clothing and food and ammunition for the gallant sons of Arizona and other states who are going out to fight and pe1 = haps to die for their country.
 I am asking if you will be good enough to let the people of Nogales and Globe understand the situation and to assure them that had the war not come to America, there would have been no unnecessary delay in the con struction of their federal build ings. These buildings will be progressed as rapidly as possi- ble after the return of peace.
 Sincerely yours,
 (Signed) W. G. MCADOO,
 Secretary
 Hon. CARL HAYDEN,
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ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of Interest CuIIed From Our
 Exchanges.

The recent storm is of grea benefit to the country. The farmers and cattlemen are re- joicing over the advent of the rain and snow, as the fall has been exceptionally dry, and cat tie have had insufficient water and the ground has been too dry for the dry farm owners to blow. Now blowing can begin and will continue until spring. The-out- look is good for good crops The Santa Cruz Patagonian.
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ZC Idl U 24O-Joseph J. Mulholland 261-Edgar c. Kendall 268-Eugene T. Peltier 277-Austin l.. Way 28t-Thos. J. Benningfield 294-Frank T. Rigsby 295-E 1ward A. Butler 36l-ChaS. B. Anderson 374-Daniel J. Waldron 387-James D. Cummings 405-Leonard c. Lawrence 417-Rufus Leroy Blair 421,--John R. Frykland 445-Roy c. Peterson 46S-Ross Byron Dayton 493-Louis R. Mitchell 498-Thomas J Hines William J. Broad 532-Mearle c. Mellinger 537-Marius c Bagby (enlisted) 538-Samuel P. Dunne 556-David John Cummings 598-Jesse Chatham 6O7-Chas. A. Miller 6OS-John Thomas Dunne 614-Charles T. Johnson 615-Howard E. Baack 618-Manuel Gartarez 648-Col. Chas. Allen 657-Arthur Martin 659-Syduey Delery 667-Edward H. White 672-Albert Tompkinson 676-Al. F. Scharff 685 5-FauStino Moreno ,7O6-Thomas Bayze 7O1-Wiiliam Davis 716-Frederick. A. Barr 726-Otto G. Fladung 729-Chas. w. Harvey 735-George J. Everett 739-CyruS A. Scott 745-Chas. G. Thompson 749-Walter Bourge 752-Frank Snyder 77O-Alexander c. Clarke 773-Edward l.. Ridge 79O-Elmer B. Parker S16-Leo J. Kessler S17-Carlos Valenzuela S31-Fred N. Grant Alexander N. Karam 845-FuIler McCants 95o-sHarry D. Chenoweth S8O-Louis c. Hummel S82-Jesse N. Davis 8S8-Phil Kennedy 9O7-Ferald w. Parks 914-Joseph K. Fryer 921-JameS LeazikoS 926-Agememon Argyepsol 935-Jesus Santa Cruz 944-Lon N. Tong 947-Glen Perry
 949--Frapk Wilson 963--Olof R. Franzen
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The cold wave that has struck the Southwest is hard on poor cattle in the drouth stricken sec- tions and a lot of damage is be- ing done. All stock that wea- ther through the first cold snap will likely pull through.
The border vidette., 1918-01-26

Messrs. J. P. Hohusen and R. I. Acull went to Phoenix last week to report on farming land in this county that loans have been asked on. Their report was but partial one, and they will soon return for further ap- praisements and the final report will be made later. This is the time of year when the money asked for will do the most good as the farmers will soon have to buy their seed and begin plant ing; the blowing will be begun immediately so the ground can be put in proper shape for the spring seeding. tagonian.
The border vidette., 1918-01-26

A telegram was received by the water users association yes terday from Congressman Carl Hayden, stating that his amend ment to the bill, which provides for the putting on the market of 40, ,OOO acres of Mesa land, pass ed the house. The original bill which passed the House some time ago, provided for the sale of the land but did not state what disposition should be made of the money. The amendment, however, provides that the mon ey from the sale of the land shall be expended for getting water on the valuable mesa lands. Sun.
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NORaleS. Jesus Marquez, Nogales. Juan Ochoa, Ruby. Ignacio de s. Palaranis,
 Nogales. Esteban Chances, Alto. } Manuel Osuna, Duquesne } Agustin EScalante, Mo-
 gales. Al. H. Johnson, (France)
 Nogales. ) Manuel Perez. Jr., No
 gales. } Ignacio Cordova, Nogales Jay M. Campbell, Francisco Todenworth,
 Duquesne. Cecil A. Boynton, Kan
 sas City, Kans. Luther c. Black, Nogales [ Juan Y. Urias, Francisco G. Lugo, ) Juan Gotta, Jesus Molina, } Gin Yan Foon, Henry c. Wood, |" Ysauro, Valencia, Casimiro Reyes, } Dolores Flores, Silva. Cenobio Salido. Nogales. f Francisco Molina, Ignacio Figueroa, Roberto J. Ramirez, 1 Vicente de los Reyes, Mo-
 gales. Fernando Canes, Pata-
 gonia. Jesus Coronado, Nogales Francisco Carrasco, } Francisco Matus, Pata-
 gonia. Jesus Guitero, Nogales. Estavislado Lopez, Har-
 shaw. | Reyes Lopez, Nogales. ) Jesus Romero, '" John T. Barker, Pata-.
 gonia. z Carlos Cardenas, Nogales Nestor Martinez, { Alfredo Bojorquez, Jose Valencia, !" Luis Bueno, Calabasas. 1 Ygnacio s. Arbea, Mo-
 gales. ? Ramon Siqueiros. No-
 gales. 3 Guadalupe Escobedo, Am
 adoville. Demetrio Marez, Nogales 3 Pedro Mendibles, Alto. Chauncey A. Rankin, Pa
 tagonia. , Macedonia Rosas, Mo-
 gales. 3 Charles Henry, Patagonia ) Wm. H. Metcalf, Nogales 3 Manuel Orosco, Ricardo Ruelas, Tubac. 3 Mariana Albarez, Nogales ? Presciliauo M. Aguilar,
 Nogales. 3 Francisco Alvantar, Mo-
 gales. 3 Salvador Ceballos, Mo-
 gales. 1 Jesus Torres, Nogales. 8 Jose Mejia, 0 FIorencio Moraga, 8 Ernesta Helguero, 0 Jose Rivera, 1 Manuel Hupportiz, 5 Raul B. Montaflo, 6 Fortunate Espinoza, Ann
 adoYille. 8 Wm. McMahon, Harshaw 44 Cesario Fernandez, No
 gales. 8 Lenos McNeil, Patagonia
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List of Questionaries Returned by Post Office Marked "Unclaimed''

If those summoned. do not want to be listed as "slackers, ," and treated as such, they should appear as soon as possible be fore the Local Board and fill out the questionaries provided by law.
 The following list has been re turned by the post office marked unclaimed. :"
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16-Jobn R. Mcintyre Gen
 trained.)
 56-Lon Pyeatt (entrained.) 59-Michael l.. Sutton 74-Earl l.. Yeary 124-Marion l.. Williford 13NCharles l.. Hardy 145-Cu!ly H. Smith Walter T. Carroll 169-Henry B. Bingham 17O-Albert B. Crayne 171-Richard Kunde 1S3-Ned Carter 2O1-Albert P. Busch 2O3-AuStin Moss 2O6-Joseph Burrows
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CALLED TO THE COLORS.

The following young men of Santa Cruz county have been classified in Class No. 1, and will be called GO the colors, if found physically fit: