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LIEUTENANTS:
TELLER, A. Arthur, Brooklyn. \. Z.
REILLY, Frank p, Cocheeton. N. Z.
RIORDAN, John J., Brooklyn. N. I.
SERGEANTS:
ASHER, william A., oakmont, Pa.
CUTHBERTSON, Thomas J., Smithess, ". Va
WILSON. william E.. Bentleyville. Pa.
CORPORALS:
ARNOLD, CHARLEY. Greenwood. 9. q
BRENNAN, Patrick, New Yerk. N. Z.
COCHRAN Loren G., Washeugal, WaaA.
COLEMAN, Joseph T., North Braddock. Pa.
CUNNINGHAM, Josh, Canton. KY.
FISHBACk, Louis F., Fort Smith. Ar.
FLAHERTY, Fred W.. GAINESVILLE. Wis.
KENDRICK. Douglas r., Nashville. Tenn.
LOUvAR, Louis. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
MADDEN. William H., New York. N. 7.
SUTHERLAND, Jerry L., Markly, Mich.
TESSMsN. Frank J., Buffalo, N. 7.
1INDAIIL, Emil C., New York, NJ.
WARDELI., Ivan, Oneonta. N. 7.
WAGNER:
QUINN, William A.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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COOK:
ORB, Thomas J., Kszsas Oty. Kxp.
PRIVATES:
ANDERSON. Gym. Brookayn. n. Z.
BEDGOOD. Ira. Rtewton. Ala.
sRNNE RSa1 o:1, ysnss 6s,EL;,Ss a.; Cana; ns;. ws
BLANCHARD, Frank Wilson. Detroit, Mich.
BLEAU. Charles yseeph, Baraga, Mich.
BUCKLEY. Daniel Joseph, New York, n. Z.
CAPAUL. John. Stanley. Wis.
OOHN, Leo. Chicago, III.
CUDEWrCZ, Stephen. Cudahy, Wis.
CUFF, Walter F., Hudson. Mass.
DAHL, Alfred. Mondoyi. Wis.
DAY. Albert Hawley. Kalamazoo. MeA
DENTON, Glen Leonard, Bleden, Neb.
BRAZDINsEB. Joseph NJ, Paterson, N. J.
DUNIvAN, Cecil Lewis, Campbell, Mo.
ESSARY, Marvin g.. Moundsville. Ala.
FILA. John G.. Independence. Wis.
FISACKERLY, Chester H., Pangburn. Ark.
GALLOWAY. Lee g., Rosman. N. O.
GERMAN. Fairfax L. Warrenton. Va.
GIRWOOD. Oliver Lytle. Pittsburgh, Pa.
GORSKI, william J.. Latrobe. Pa.
HAGAN. John J., Philadelphia. Pa.
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HALPIN, Gordon O., waterviiet. =: Z.
HAMNET. Arnal H.. Attnpulgus, Ga
HARRIS, Albert B., Miiiport. Ala.
HERBERT, Clarence r., Marlboeo. W.
HOLT. Charles D.. Brooklyn. N.
HUEITL. George Joseph. Webne Wn-
HUFFMAN, Byron H., LA6ooe. Pn:
INGRAHAM, George H.. Hickcx. Pa
IRWIN. Lee a., Oil City, Pa.
IsENBERG. OrviIle J.. Roger, Pa.
JOLLEY. William r., Holton. Ind.
KIDD. Charles f., Turtle Creek. w. Va
KONKLER, Charles l.. Lancaster. Ohio.
kROKLEWsK. Charles. Milwaukee, WIS.
LAWSON, Claybourn Neal, Clinchpoe6 Va.
LEONHARDT, Lawrence, Union, 8. O.
MCGOWAN. Frank J., Trenton, N. J.
MATzKE, George c.. West Allis, Wis.
AEES, Herbert H., Winnifred, Mont.
MENEELY. Frank L., Urbana. III
MITCHELL, Robert. Winston-Salem, n. G.
MORRILL,. Archie H.. Franklin, N. b.
NEAL, Herbert, Brooksburg. Ind.
NEwBERRY. Robert L., Chandler. oi1a.
NICHOLS, Ben. Belle Vernon. Pa.
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GOES TO CAMP TAYLOR.
]. W. Hamilton, Central High Boy,
to Enter Training School.

Joseph Wilcox Hamilton. last years
president Of the Central High School
Bank. has left for the artillery Off
cerS training school at Camp Taylor,
Louisville. Ky.
HaE1ftso 70 ainsteen ysars Of ago.
ana has beea at the University Of
P8nSytvania fn the Students Army
Training Corps. Hs home is at 1912
lark road
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Wnne it costs whole lot t.
keep tn table up these days, who
ever seen rich grocer?
Who remembers when no
home wuz complete without an
oleander?
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A magnificent residence on
Washington Heights, erected by
one of Washington's most re-
liable builders. 1t is said that
the materials used throughout
are far superior to houses held
at $4,000 and 100000. The
house contains IA rooms, 3
haths, hot-water heat: has lot
90 #. front. The situation is
-erv choice and beautiful lew
from the windows. Price, $500
Possession soon.
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$780,; west of 10th st., a
frontage of about 20 #; a col
lonial house built for the owner
by the firm of Richardson &
Burgess; hot-water heat, sew
eral baths, attic; the improve
ments could not be duplicated
for $4,000.
Send for comp1ete list of resi-
dences from $4,000 up.
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An out-of-town owner will
sell an attractive corner resi-
ience, containing II rooms, at
tic (reached by a wide stair
way), 2 baths, hot-water heat,
electric lights. An offer of
sl2,5O0 would be considered.
Original cost, $4,000. In this
immediate section of the Heights
you find the very best improve
ments. A chance to secure a
bargain.
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$500 will buy 3-story, 10
room brick dwelling on let
tered street, less than 2 squares
from Connecticut ave-; prop
erty built to sell for 5000;
present owner took it for
debt and offers it at a price
much less than the cost of con-
struction.
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$500 will buy an attractive
3-story bay-window brick DWELL
ing near 18th and N; 9 rooms;
steam heat; 20 ft. wide; one of
the. best locations in the down
town section,
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&,650 each; 3 stories, S-room
brick houses on lettered street
northwest. south of R; conven-
lent to the cars; built to sell
tor S6.50o: lots 10 #. deep to a
wide alley. Owned by finan-
clal institution that took them
for debt and offers them for
sale at an extremely low price.
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5000 will buy a 3-story, g.
room brick near 1st and v; lot
100 it. deep; the owner has had
extra plumbing put in the house.
Should one wish to sublet a part
of it it will accommodate two
families.
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Beautiful Chevy Chase home;
possession at once; practically
new residence. unusually attrac-
tive; complete in every detail;
unusually large rooms; many
closets: hot-water heat; cleo
tric lights; wide porches; hard
wood floors; newly papered and
,ainted; lot 80x140: garage:
>wner about to leave the citv
III accept low price of $10,500.
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$1,000; near Washington Cir
Gle; modern house; 2 stories,
cellar, a rooms on each floor;
hot-water heat, good-sized lot;
immediate possession.
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$4,000 will buy a 2-story and
cellar house. ? parlors. dining
room and kitchen on the first
floor; a bedrooms and hath on
the second; lot 2lxl0O; alley; q
story brick garage on a lettered
street. west of 9th.
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$4,000 will buy a we'll built, 2
story brick and stone-front
dwelling. fronting on N. Y. ave,
near North Capitol; new fur
mace; good condition; lot 17xo5.
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$4,000; with a frontage of 80
#. on a prominent avenue west
of 18th ST.; white stone and
light brick front, IA rooms, 2
baths, modern heat. One of the
most delightful locations in the
northwest.
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&.650 each; comparatively
new houses on r ST., near North
Capitol; 2 stories. cellar, recep-
tion hall, tiled bath, hot-water
heat; lot 90 it. deep; wide, deep
alley. Terms. $500 or more cash,
balance monthly.
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$6,250; Groom brick dwelling;
hot-water heat. electric lights;
lot 50x100; near North Capitol
and T; an exceptionally good
opportunity to buy cheap
house in this desirable section.
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&.500 each: 2 7-room brick
dwellings west of 9th ST., 'front.'
ing on an avenue; each in good
condition; convenient to the
business sections of the city.
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Reduced to $1,000; N ST., near
18th; II rooms, modern, bath,
hot-water heat; lot 20x117 to
public alley.
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$500; corner on North Cap
ito1 ST., near R; 2 stories and
cellar; 8 rooms and bath; an
out-of-town owner wishes to
make a quick sale and offers
this house at a price less than
cost.
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Several thousand dollars less
than the cost of improvements.
A handsome brick and stone
dwelling, west of 18th St; IS
rooms, 2 baths; lot 46xo0. To
settle an estate this handsome
property can be purchased for
S10,500.
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$4,000; handsome residence
on lettered street, outlook on
New Hampshire ave. one of the
best constructed and best kept
dwellings in this city; II rooms,
2 baths, hot-water heat, electric
lights, garage for 2 cars; lot
23xo1; immediate possession.
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An unusually handsome resi-
dence overlooking the entire
city; one of the most delightful
situations to be found in the
District: verv handsome front,
IL rooms, 3 baths, hot-water
heat, large garage; lot 50x213.
Price asked, $25,OO0.
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$4,000 will buy an 8-room brick
near North Capitol and S; 2
stories and cellar; 4 rooms deep
on each floor; covered porches;
lot 100 #. deep: public alley;
built to sell for $1,000.
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$,850 each; up-to-date houses
near North Capitol and T; 2
stories, cellar, hot-water heat,
electric lights; 20-ft. front mod
ern porches; unusually we'll con-
structed. Reasonable terms.
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&5,000; just off Connecticut
ave. near the Metropolitan Club,
3-story dwelling; lot 25xl49;
large garage.
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I'D St, near R; 8 stories, cel-
lar, 9 rooms, parlor, reception
hall, dining room, pantry and
kitchen on first floor. Sur
rounded by mansions.
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$3.50 will purchase one of the
best constructed dwellings on
the Heights, on Park road; 3
stories, 4 rooms deep; tile bath,
hot-water heat, front and rear
stairways. The price we ask is
less than the builders price.
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. Near llth and, Park road; 10
rooms, 2 baths, 2 stairways.
Near 10th and Irving sts.; II
rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat;
2Uxl40.
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Near 18th and Q; 3 stories,
cellar. II rooms and bath; brick
and stone front.
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$500; near 18th and Euclid
sts.; II rooms, 2 baths, hot
water heat.
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Three (3) good ones, $500
each. On the Heights, between
18th and 10th sts.
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Only $5,5W-Corner residence
on the heights; convenient to
18th st. cars; a frontage of
ALSO on 2 streets; 7 rooms,
bath, hot-water heat, electric
lights.
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$3.50 will buy house in Mt.
Pleasant, west of loln St.; 3
stories, cellar, 9 rooms, tile bath,
2 stalrways; room tor garage.
Reasonable terms.
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Another bargaln-2lst ST., near
B; $1,000; 3 stories, cellar, 10
rooms 20 it. wide; said to be in
frst-class condition. See this
one.
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Dwelling; immediate posses
sion; detached; an S-room
dwelling with modern bath;
hot-water heat, electric lights;
lot 5OxI4O; garage to hold 4
cars; convenient to street cars;
in the Petworth section. Price,
1900.
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4,500 will buy 3-story, 10
room brick dwelling; lot 20xlOO;
on a lettered street between
18th and 10th, south of r st.
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A handsome Massachusetts,
ave. residence is offered for sale.
Possession in 80 days. Price,
$4,000. There are few houses
so thoroughly we'll constructed.
Brown stone and red brick; IA
rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat,
electric light, southern expos
ure; lot 25x100. It is doubtful if
the improvements could be du-
pIcated for anything like the
price we ask for the property.
Inspection invited.
A semi-detached dwelling on
the Heights, near 10th ST.; price,
$1,000; 3 stories, cellar, 10
rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat,
electric lights, garage; lot
22x120; 15-ft. alley.
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$1,000: North Capitol St, near
L; 2 stories; 7 rooms; brick; in
good condition: lot 90 #. deep
to an alley: suitable for home
or investment.
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$500 each-two 3-story brick
dwellings, west of Connecticut
ave-, north of Massachusetts ave.
The houses were erected by a
most reliable builder and the
best of materials were used. An
opportunity to purchase in this
hlgh-class location at a COM
paratively small outlay.
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Dwelling 9TH st. ne; new. 6
rooms, cellar, beautiful bath,
hot-water heat, electric lights,
hardwood floors. $500.
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MISSING IN ACTION.

SERGEANT:
LONG. Gustav W.. West Hobohen. n. J.
CORPORALS:
CINCOTTA, Chester J., Philadelphia, Pa.
GRABILL, Luther s., New Holland, Pa
WREDE. Charles e.. Richmond Hill. N. I.
PRIvATES:
BEhLoN. Hsnv; Ien,; ;,2; n; P;
GAMMELGAARD. Peder c.. Rakkeby In Aarse.
Denmark.
LEWIS. Frank, Philadelphia, Pa.
LOSOWSKI, Walter, Trenton, N. J.
McCUTCHEON, Walter A.. Cad, W. Va
MATURO, Pasquale A.. Cusano Mut1t Bene-
vents, Italy.
MILLER. Theodore T.. Lancaster. Pa.
MILLER, Tootsie, Philadelphia, Pa:
NONNEMACHER, Harry E.. Sinking Spring.
o'coNNoR. John A.. Mineola. n. 7.
PIERSANTI, Pasquale, Corricello sicna,
Teramo Abbruzzi. Italy.
ROBERTSON, Samuel J.. Philadelphia. Pa
ROBINSON. Charles A.. Cottonwood. MINI.
ROHRER. Charles E.. Fairplay. Md.
ROLLO, John, Guliam. Palermo, Italy.
ROMAN, Dyonizy, Long Island. N. Y.
ROONEY, Arthur B., College Point, N. Z.
ROSE. Lue, Sharpesville. Pa.
ROWLAND, Ralph A., Mccall. Idahe.
SCOTT. Charles F.. Baltimore. Md.
SIPE. William F., York, Pa.
sPERANzA. Giuseppe. Palmi. Province Di
WEIsEND. Lawrence L.. Newark. Ohio.
WERNER, William H., Philadelphia, Pa.
WEST, Gordon B.. Philadelphia. Pa.
WICKERSHAM, Jesse NJ. Hereford, 8. D.
WILCOX. William, Callicoon. N. Y.
ZIEGLER, William H., East Baltimore, Nd.
ZITOMER, Joseph, Philadelphia. Pa.
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5000; an 8-room corner house
near North Capitol and T sts.;2
stories, cellar, modern plumb
ing; possession soon.
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CORPoRALS:


aANEs. stewart ] T.. T.. se1ie1. ossss
MUNGER. william A, Enid. Okla.
ReMASo keSASo 5osepS, asesS & s:..sS.r ssw 42l AZ
TESKE. Amos Coal Valley, Ala
CROFT. Chester ". Bristol, Conn.
IEeshE9s: Lee. HelSsrt Ais. F.. 81; srsesiaa. aS1 II: Y
IUNDGREN. Frank C.. Fan River. Maa.
RE1daAs' kaopEs. dse; ses' w. Il seIns.. s,. Il a.. T.
KAPgsSIAK: 1. e., Joseph. zaaeda. Ohio.
CHIsUM. Clifton g.. Non, Okla.
MURPHY, WiIliam. Dayton. Ohio.
BACON. pk.yAaas; Walssi O., p,t,.sura. Pa.
CARROLL. Willie, sycamore, Ala.
EMIG, Charlie. st. Louis. No.
EHksgsas E1HsS ssslhsa sans. r.. r E:o.:. %:rEe 4
GECELOsKY, John L., Mount Pleasant, Pa.
KENNEDY. william g., Lenoxtown. Scotland.
McGALiN. Harry. Louisville. Ky.
| MCCARTNEY, James, Philadelphia, Pa.
! MEYERS. ROLAND, Lafayette. Ind.
MOORE, Joseph, Kelford. N. G.
MURRAY. John J., Brooklyn, Ny.
| NEWLY. Edward G.. West Point. Ga.
OLENsKI. Toffel. New York. N. z:
k,., EF1R nj Ohio
| BENNETT. William G.. Saratoga Springs
BRAUN. Benjamin. wadena. MINI.
CAMPBELL. Harry, Clifton. Kan.
CARR, Patrick, New York. N. T.
DE CICCO. Albert A., Brooklyn, N. I.
| ENTREKIN. Joel L.. Canoe. Ala.
FREELAND, Joseph c.. Cambridge Spring. Pa.
GLEASON. Charles J.. MANCHESTER Depot, Vt
HECKERT. Grant E.. Dover. Pa.
HOLCOMB. James. Kansas, Ala.
INCORD0NI, Mario ", Canicatd, Girgent,
Italy.
KENT. Samuel NJ. Baltimore. Md.
LAMBROS, Arthur T., Detroit, Mich.
LANQUETTE. Jeofrey. Lake Linden, Mich.
LOWRIE, Hervel J., Montague, Tex.
LUNA. Bartolo L.. Jourdantown, Tex.
MALLON, John L., Pawtucket. &. I.
MAMIE, Tony, Feldman, Ariz.
OCLAIR, Albert, Berlin. N. b.
O'CONNOR. Edward. Burlington. Vt
O'DONNELI, John, Philadelphia. Pa
OSTROWSkI, Adam, Warsaw. Russian Poland.
PETERSON, Carl. Menomonie. Wis.
REID. Thomas W., New York, N. Y.
REMER, Clarence c., Drumright, Okla.
RICE. John, Chicago Ill.
RICHARDSON, George W.. West Pittston. Pa.
RUTKOWSK1, Frank. Dickson City, Pa.
SARTI, Ugo. Scranton, Pa.
SAUL, Edward. Penbrook. Pa.
SCHIETRAMA. Antonio Roma, Suprtno. Italy.
SHAERS. Theopheil. Superior. Wis.
SWEENEY. Patrick W.. New York. N. 7.
WARD, Clarence, Ardel, W. Va.
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Immediate possession; one de-
sirous of buying a property that
they can occupy at once should
investigate this proposition. We
offer 3-story building with an
apartment on each floor. You
can get possession of one apart
ment at once and receive a
monthly rental of $135 from the
other apartments. This is an
exceptionally we'll built build
ing; wide porches, front and
rear; screens; lot 50x200; good
investment for any one at the
price asked. $105OO.
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&,50O will buy a 3-story, g.
room house; steam heat; south
ern exposure; brick; on a let
tered street west of 10th st.
This price is 81 900 less than the
builders price. A bargain fot a
home or investment.
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Chevy Chase; possession in 10
lays; practically new resi-
dence, unusually attractive;
-omplete in every detail; un-
.1sua1ly large rooms; many clos
It's; hot-water heat: electric
'iehts; wide porches; hardwood
4oors; newly papered and paint
4: lot 8Ox140; garage; owner
about to leave the city will ac-
,ept a low price of $10,50O.
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$500 each; on the Heights,
between 18th and 14th; II rooms,
2 baths; 2 stairways; porches,
etc. One of the most desirable
squares in this choice section.
An out-of-town owner has writ
ten US to offer this property at
this low figure for a quick sale.
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$500; Goth ST., near R; 3
stories, cellar, hot-water heat;
unusually we'll built; reasonable
terms can be made. Apply for
particulars.
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CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
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PALMISTRY.

BELMONT
ecieSkste palmist and clairvoyant, can be con-
suited on all affairs of life. Readings. 81. 1916
New York ave. NV. between 18th and 18th
SIS. Hours, 20 am. to pm. s'
MILE lara. SCIENTIFIC PALMISr AMI
psycfie from New York. Now at the Savoy.
18th and Girard NV. Complete psychic read
3nEs. s.. Scientific palmistry, s.. Only by
appointment Phone Col. 747o.
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Above is the summary OF casualties
issued by the War Department The
list includes those lost at sea. also the
total Marine Corps casualties to date.
but does not include the Navy casual
ties.
Army casualty lists released for pub
Iication today contain LOIS names,
dl, n fnllnWl.
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$500; near 1st and v; a s.
story, Groom brick dwelling;
hot-water heat; good condition;
room for garage; O-ft. alley:
possession in short order.
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Near the Congressional Ii
brary, 3 stories, 10 rooms, mod
erns bath, hot-water heat, new
plumbing. Said to be in perfect
condition. $1,000.
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Very close to Sheridan Circle;
price $10,500; 9 rooms, 2 baths.
hot-water heat; frontage of Is
feet, in section built up with the
most expensive residences.
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One of the best constructed
houses on the Heights, between
18th and 10th sts.; not one of a
long row. Erected by careful
builder with a view of occupying
it for his home. Contains 10
rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat;
lot Zx150. Price, 500.
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A modern, conveniently ar
ranged house on lst ST., near r;
5000; 2 stories and attic. First
fioor-Parlor, library, dining
room, pantry and kitchen. Sec
ond foor4 bedrooms and bath;
hot-water heat; lot over 100 #.
deep to an alley.
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$500 will buy 3 stories and
cellar; g rooms, tiled bath, hot
water heat; room for garage;
built to sell for $1,000; to settle
an estate now offered at this
low figure; west Of 18th st.
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Immediate possession-Houses
IN Lnevy chase. Price from
$4,000 up to $4,000. We have
TWO par licuiaiIy ueslraDle ones,
unoccuplea, 9Iv,oUU ana 4ll,oN;
strictly modern with garages.
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A cozy little home not far
from Lincoln Park; 2 stories
and cellar, hot-water heat, 7
rooms. modern bath, laundry
tubs, hardwood floors; lot 1880.
Only $500.
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Dwelling near East Capitol
ST.; practically new; 2 stories,
cellar, 3 rooms, tile bath, col
onial porches, hot-water heat,
electricity. $500.
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rFAF!', Harry j.. IT.. Baltimerc. Ms.
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S ST., between 18th and 18TH;
10 rooms, 3 baths, hot-water
heat; lot 1895 to an alley;
elected by one of Washington's
most reliable builders. Price
reasonable, only $500.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-09
LOCAL CUNTS
IN TITLE GAME
George Washington Meets
Brookland Team in Red
Cross Benefit Tonight.

George Washington and Catholic
University basketball tossers VII.
battle in the ''Y" gym TO- the hen J
eft OF the Red Cross in the lasr
game of the season tonight
Both teams have won q game 4
the league championship race and
as George Washington won ths
in the inter-coIle- J
giate league there is a dinerencs
of opinion as to which is the besd
team and this will be settled IN tha
rubber game tonight
The game will be played Uudo
the same conditions that governed
the playing of the intercollegiate 4
games. The officials will done :
their services and the entire pro-
ceeds will be given to the Red Cross
to be used in work for the soldiers
in the trenches over there some
where in France. The lineup.
Catholic Cniversity-O'Brie ~:
Donovan. If; McDonoUgh, ceuJer
Gleason, r.g.; Glascott. lg George
Wsshington-Witt, IF; Erdau. IT,:
HaIstead. center: UnderW ocd. -
Boteler, lg.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-09
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Si1 furious AdsHr
Wilhamsl, , TO J. s 70 s. l 20 2 Wpn. Mas
McGRth ll0 CTruNleTl. . TO !, 10 5 = On :
second; Ruyoco, LIS UGentTyl. 6 70 l. u !. ,
70 S, third. Time. l.ls IS DT. Kendall k"H.
ward. Mineral Jim Mex. Hawthorne. Lrtr's
Jake, Thought Reader. Il TerTE and huBsI
fisher slso ran.
SECOND RACE-Fre and a M frrl 7uzs
Harry Mason. IOe GHkeD. Is TO q to 8. rr.
won; Merry Las l9 willis. 6 20 /, ta e.
10 10, second. SSyeth. los collins 10 -
to !, TO !, third. Time. o - RarI va.
CoIycAt, Rotate, Malice. PlEneta- DlrrU Wac
Boy, OnoOthera and CEstabel aIso ran
THIRD RACE-One mile and seycutr ya7i~
Iossie c. lO5 Like. 10 L 9 to S 4to5. 49,.
Early Morn. IG2 tiTsyl. 10 l. 10 l. ,arr.
second; Brown Velvet, lG Poole IS 10 g. . 20
]. to !. third. Time. AS FIghtrT. pss 10
Chance, HlckupnuL Justice tioebel \ N Ma
W W GSrk, ScAllySAE, -Slumhercr and T.r E
also ran
FOURTH RACE-SiI furlonEs E,rl--zu. '-
!gacksOnl, g u ], TO ], 70 I. wun; T 9 o r.
Morning. ll9 lRnbinsunl, 6 10 5 N %. '...
sscoDd; Jock Scot, III lWakrffn. S 70 : s. -r ..
out, third. Time. L -. Runes, O7'T..-g,4r rs
and PsddyVhaCk also run
FIRST RACE-One mile and hfty ysris 10
Preston. ZOE tStirlinEl. 10 90 /. Z 70 l. = 20 g..
won; High Horse. ls Gentry, 90 T. : tr q.
} TO : second: kinging II. IR iRsInsIez {;
- y - - W p AuLu- Alule. J - FIfT|'. .'H
floa Finch, Bob DEndon. Lady WoTrhrnC0I.
NCUeddlnC, MAIy Warren, Certain Point A ts-
line L and Merry Twinkle also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yEroS
kilmer. III Uyksl. 9 TO . to S. 10 S. ~:
Rhymer, llo CTroIleTl, TO = s 10 ;. ; o. 5,
second; Sea Drchin. lO9 tConnelly,. n s. ? 20
). TO 4. third Tine. 1895 J.>-. y
STANLEY s. stonehenge, CspitaniE Amuls' S'r
passing. CouhSgrsticn, LSnn and LATTE ~"
The Washington herald., 1918-03-09
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three- yeGr-olds aud Upward;
claiming; five and oDe-han fIrIHDgs. LsdF
Moore. los CMcGrGnn). ; to ]. % S, ) 10 :.
won; Marco Polo. Ill lBullmsnl : 70 J. 70 ;.
! TO ), second; LAudAtor. lis t,imrh0, IS 20 D
to l. to l. third. Time las S. B.EUnH.
Alice Lindley. Babbling Brook MarEsrH' B 81,
ChAlco, Kith. and Dryer also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three- -year-Olds and rIwa7u ,
claiming; six furlOngS. London Girl lll ','rnrh''
20 5. TO s. ! 10 5. won; Dash, III .'r-nT'.
10 to !, to 1. to l. second; Big LImaN. -
UPitzl, TO !. 10 l. even. third. Tim l..i @. =.
Proctor. Tiger Jim. BSnySn, Durhess n lszN'a.
Dora Collins. Bonnie Tess, and Zndia" ai-o ran
THIRD RACE-Three -year-oIds and UGI0ara
claiming: hve-eighths Of . mile Lady talrl-
ciOus. lOi Howard. S TO l, ? % /. even. W.u:
Dufoss. l06 Nitzl. . tn !, even. ] to .. seN'01 :
Beaumont LADY. ld (KleoEurl. IS 10 !. 20 l.
to !, third. Time. l9l 3S Kicking hn'
Otisco. Bob Blossom. Piquetts, SaIhe ol1'-
Captain Ben. Prohibition and LiDdenthsl s'-o
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three ycsr-oIds and upward
claiming: hVe-eighths Of q mile. Aunt IL.
lG Pitzl, S 10 = 2 TO l. even. won: Rhyme 10
Murphy. TO l. s 70 5. to 5. second Ro-'c'
Coos, l0e tCrumpl. even. ? 70 s out. fnFd.
Time. 100 IS Mr.. DooIey. DiEnity. hoDTIr'.
and J. r. HSueIl also nm.
FIFTH RACE-Three -yeAF-olds and upW 20
claiming; six fUrlnngs Money. lU "runp :
20 5. to 10. TO 5. won: JEmes Oakley. l-
winghell. to l. 20 I, even. second: Jam, =
100 Qowsrdl. . TO !. TO 5. 20 s. third llm
l:lS IS. King of the SearletS Cir7Ilate, ks,
diant Flower, Conan, EEelins, None such, an'
Merry Iubiles also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-old and upward
claiming: one mile and twenty yards franA
Keogh. IS Murphy. TO I. ? to /. even. Won
Bit Of Blsrney. - CBullmGnl. TO J, 10 ;.
TO 5. second Old Ben, llB tGrOthl. 10 ], 70
2 TO S. third. Time, / sD Galor. MarestCl
T. Hieh Tide. Iason, Water NinGN LAn
ltafchmsker. and Thonas HEzs also ssA