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Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-26

Julius Caesar, in his famous Commen- taries, wrote of the Hun. of the old days in much the same strain that chroniclers of today write History merely repeats itself. Caesar tells in one chapter of the Commen- taries of how the Huns swept across the Rhine and laid waste tract of fair land several miles in extent, and he remarks upon the wantonness and thoroughness ot the destruction which was unusual even in those barbarous times. Caesar. also speaks of Hun dishonor and deceit and trickery, which were the same then as now A Hun nish chieftain arranged truce with the great Roman consul and at that meeting sought to kill or capture him, but Caesar was suspicious and brought a guard of his famous Tenth legion, which saved him. These writings of Hunnish traits of more than two thousand years ago might well ap- ply today, word for word and deed for deed. History only repeats itself.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-26

enlisted in the Red Cross and awaited her call to the colors A day or two ago Miss Miller received her crders to report at once at Camp Kearny. where she will receive her certificate.
 With crash that was heard two miles away, six United Verde ore cars went off the end of the switchback just below the crushing plant on the Verde Tunnel & Smelter railroad at Jerome Thursday morning. Practical ly no damage was done. The aecid- ent was primarily due to the train, composed of six loaded cars and a motor, getting beyond the control of James Herdman, the mOtOrTpan-
 On March 31 three more Santa Cruz boys will entrain for service at the training camp. The quota for this in cremsnt of the draft is placed at four men. M. F. Bachman of Little Lake. Cal. having previously entrained as a member of the engineers corps from Los Angeles. Francisco Gomez, Tu- bac, Howard Baach. Patagonia. and Arthur Martin of NOgales, will com
 
 sen of Sonorita and Thomas Bayze of Ncgales being assigned as alternates.
 Leaving Prescott Thursday for Chil- licothe. O., Egbert Farnsworth. who had been in Weaver mountains. car ried away a stone bowl recovered some time ago by a Mexican of Wick enburg. which he purchased for a small sum, of the unusual size of PSI inches in diameter and depth from the rim to the bottom of the bowl of nine inches. The vessel weighed 6S pounds and was crudely made. It had been used often.
 State Tax Commissioners C. M. Zander chairman; Charles R. Howe and Rudolph Kuchler have returned to Phoenix from a four-day. 4O0-mile uip through Pinal county and the Ray and Superior mining region. While absent they inspected the work or county assessors, visited mines, mills and smelters and obtained first-hand information as to agriculture and Oth- CT industries for future reference in dealing with matters of taxation.
 Ttere will be no call for a special session of the Arizona state legisla- ture until possibly late in April, or un- til after Governor Hunt returns from ris proposed trip to Washington. D. C. The governor is now making pre- parations for the trip which will ab- sent him several weeks from Phoenix. lt was announced at the governors office Friday that several legislators hal written the chief executive to in quire as to the date for the beginning of tho special session.
 That an attorney in Phoenix is mak- ing a profitable business of securing the release from military service of Maricopa Indians at Camp Kearny. on the grounds of dependency, is the in- formation received by Adjutant Gen eral Harris. according Co a telegram to Col Harris from Major General FIederiCf S. strong. commanding the i0th division at Camp Kearney. where the Indians are quartered. lt is the practice Of this attorney Co promise relatives of the Indians in service to secure the release for the men for fee Ot S25.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-26

so. and. after all. that is just what the lead CTS desire. "Unrest" is their motto, for out of unrest of the workers comes employment and emoluments for the leaders and the agitators.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-26
rHRlEr srAMPs oN sALg.

The 5000 offices of the Western Un- ion Telegraph company throughout tho United States have thrift stamps on sale. The local office is among those which have stamps for sale and thrift stamp literature and advertising matter for the public
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-26

dLnOuuCcS all eAdulludllJu dl -hC4Ntdl April 27 for the position ot fourth class postmaster at McNeal. The salary for the office was S3SS last year.
 Word has been received of the safe arrival in France lf two former Ben son boys who have been in training at Camp Funston, K ms Is They are Ben H. Clark, Son of Mrs. Emina Clark, and Jack Ewell, nephew of MT. and Mrs. A. W. Bard.
 Mir and Mrs. A. Struthers of Doug las, have received a cablegram aG nouncing the fact that their son, Lieu tenant Bruce SIuthers, aviation sec ton, had arrived safely in France Dewey Hunter, another Douglas high school graduate, with the mechanical department of the aviation section has been in France since December 2l, 1917.
 According to a letter received in Tombstone by Sam Watts from Earl Hartman. the latter is now on one of Uncle Sam's submarine destroyers ir the overseas service used in conveying transports to France. Young Hartman who enlisted from Tombstone about eight months ago, says he is on the Destroyer Wake which has recently been in dry dock for repairs and is about to sail again in a few days for the ether side.
 At the request of the men at Camp Harry J. Jones, who are anxious to learn Spanish, arrangements are be- ing made by R. F. SOuers, superintend- ent of the Douglas public schools, ar my officers. and Miss Laura Holmes. teacher of Spanish at the high school, for Miss Holmes to give Spanish les sons to the men at the camp. The les sons will be given gratis by Miss Holmes twice each week in the after moons, beginning this week.
 Miss Florence Wahl. for some time a resident of Tombstone. where she Is nurse at the Bunker Hill Mines Com pany hospital. was married last Sat urday in Tucson to II. N. Harless Of Camp Kearney, California. According to word received in Tombstone the wedding was performed in Tucson the couple proceeding to Los Angeles where they spent their honeymoon. The bride is expected to return home tomorrow to resume her duties al the hospital while her husband returns to the training camp at Camp kearney-
 Advices brought from NacOzari by w. A Flippen connected with the Moe teZuma Copper company's mercantile store. are tO the effect that man named A. Archuleta, presumably a Spaniard. and a mining man by oceu- patton, had been found murdered in mine about six miles southeast of the town of Nacozari Archpleta was found with a bullet wound through his head It is said that the deceased has family residing in either Douglas or Nacozari. and came to Arizona some time ago from Colorado, where he was engaged in the occupation of mining.
 While Mike Casas. one of the clerks in the MachOmich Mercantile cOmpa ny's store in Tombstone was leaving his home at the lower end of Stafford
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-26
State and County NelUs Briefs

street this morning to go to the store. a bullet whiZzed past his head missing him but a few inches. He heard the report followed by the whizZ past his
 face but could see no one who could have fired the shot He says from the report it sounded like a .22 calibre rifle but is at a loss to know why any one should want to take a shot at him. He says he has no known enemies who could want to kill him, and believes it might have been a stray bullet. The officers are Investigating.
 Suit has been filed at Tombstone against the Copper Tungsten company { by George Kislingbury, asking the sum of s60 coo for alleged misuse of stock. which the plaintiff claims belonged to him The plaintiff alleges that on Aug ust II, 1917. hefyas the owner of a ce-- tificate of 25.000 shares of stock in the company and. wishing it changed to five certificates of 5000 shares each. he returned the former to the company to have the change made, but received in return but 5000 shares. and never received the balance. He charges the company with having cOnspired with one Joseph Cauffeil to fraudulently ob- tain his stock and asks damages in the sum of S60.000, or a par value of. $500 per share for the stock. The property of the company is situated in the Hua- chuca mountains.
 Investigations made by Sergeant
 Fourr of the Douglas police depart
 ment in regard to the shooting of Houge Musitane, private in the Seven
 teenth cavalry Friday night. show that within all probability. the soldier was
 not shot by some one across the line, as was reported. Facts revealed indi- cate that the soldier shot himself, sup pOsedi- accidentally. and that Mexican patrols or no one else on Mexican soil ! had anything to do with it. Headquar- | ters of the Seventeenth gave out the Information that officers of AIusitane's troop believed the wound was acciden- tally self-inflicted The soldier is in
 the base hospital He will recover.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-26
County Briefs

The U. S. civil service commission an examination at McNeal April 2 for the position ot fourth class postmaster at McNeal. The salary for the office was S3S3 last year
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-26

Word has been received of the safe arrival in France 1f two former Ben son boys who hays been in training at Camp Funston, KnsIs They are Ben H. Clark. Son of Mrs. Emlna Clark, and Jack Ewell, nephew Of MT. and Mrs. A W. Bard.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-26

While Mike Casas. one of the clerks in the Machomich Mercantile compa ny's store in Tombstone wus leaving his home at the lower end of Stafford
Evening star., 1918-05-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

FOR sALE-PRIcE, s6.:I0-AN ATTRACT.
i've home Just OF from ,4ih 50. and north OF
l ark road: will I've vacant within n week:
n.odcrn and upto-dtt". with Lot-wet.r heat.
electric lights. aak nocrs. large porches and
big yard. with room for garden and garage
attractive terms can he madr
FOR SALE-PRIrf. Ss.3o1--IN THE :.IX-
tecnth Street Highlands section: most sal
nj ~ cmi-suturi'1n home: hayi,c eight very
large rcou.s on two Doors two Lsths on sec
with open fireplace; sleeping porch: Lrrnxfas'
porch: front end side p"Irh"s: every modern
convenience: large lot. Imr",itatc possession.
BOSS X PHELPS. Inc. iis II st. NV.
FOR SAI.E-PKIcE. s:,3o- Is COLUMBIA
Heights; convenient 10 iI;h rnd l4th st.
ears: brick house OF six rooms and bath:
leaving ely: rySion given A. ONCE.
Boss & PHELPS. In. sioI Il II, NV.
FOR SALE-P.ilCE. SG.jD-,I.nsE 10 LIN.
ccln Park: a corner hons. havnS & wide frrnt-
rge: eight large two floors q wcll
built property orcunied hy owner. who VIII
give prompt DossrSsioa-
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1908 II st. NV.
TOR SALf.-PHITE. Sc. .S..u-A Bt NGAJoW
of six looms. large attic lot water beat. cleo
tric lights and oak floors; situated on lo.
about SO ny 40: paved alley in rear: large
believe Will he sold promptly. Possession
given within thirty Gays.
EoSS & PHELPS Inc. 14os II 81. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. sll ,0oo-IN WASHING
'oh i1.s'I'S' vs. VI NoAhiiA''ia i"s W.
roc m modern brick house. havii & two baths:
heated with hot water: electric lights. hard
ood floors and a sleeping porch
ROSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1ao6 II 81. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, Si.35o-owNER LF:Av-
ing city must sell and will give immediate
possession of modern six-room Columbia
Heights house; be sold terms Of $50
cash ard monthly payments of $3.50 each.
BOSS e. PHELPS. Inc. .4oS II ~. NV.
FOE SALE-PRICE, S9.50o-IN WEST k.RK
ST., Chevy Chase. built-to-order detached
In,,, ho.f irrbs God tgs-
heat. electric lights: lot o. by i25; present
owner built the house: the location VIII please
you and possession 'an he given promptly.
EosS & PiIEITS. Inc. 1906 II st. NV.
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Price, $500.
Near Lincoln Park-Nearly new Kennedy
built house. large, bright rooms. bath; CO.
lonfal porch: paved alley; a very cozy home; !;
terms. $500 cash. s25 monthly. with interest.
Price, $3.50.
Good northeast locations rooms. bath. hot
water heat; electric lights; parquet floors; con-
crete cellar: colonial porch. This is one of the
best propositions in home we have ever Of
fered. Terms. $500 cash, $3.50 monthly. to
include all interest.
Price, $3.50.
ON EUCLID ST. NEAR 1lth
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
rooms. bath; hot-water heat; large con-
crete cellar. A splendid proposition; $500 cash
and $50 per month.
Price, $3,Ioo
Near 9Th and L SITS. n.e.-10 rooms and bath
brick. bargain at this price.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
1888 G St. NV.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
81 ,900-Near 18th and Park road. colonial
brick. 8 rooms, bath. furnace. alley.
$5.500-Semt-detached brick. west OF 18th ST..
rooms. bath, h.-w. heat, laundry. 3
porches. hardwood floors, side drive.
room for garage.
$5.500-Near 18th and Park road. Brick. 8
rooms. bath, furnace. gas and cleo
tricity. This Is a bargain. TERMS.
81. $4.250-Bloomingda1e. Near 1st and U sts. 8
rooms. bath. furnace, reception hall.
Splendid condition. Easv terms.
DAVID E. BARRY, Mai Main ! lsol-
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POSSESSION AT ONCE.


Why pay big price for Groom house that is
occupied. when l will sell this elegant built
and finished 3-story. bay-window all way up.
brown pressed brick. stone trimmings. II
rooms. reception hall. 2 baths. electric light.
har:isome fixtures. hot-water heat. newly and
artistically papeIed. all woodwork newly
painted white. which will not clash with any
kind Of furniture. except stairways. recep-
tion hall and dining room being in natural
finished hard wood: open firep1aces for gas
logs. gas and coal range in kitchen. hot,water
tionery china closet roof tin. just painted and
guaranteed; concrete bright cellar. front.
rear and inside entrance: servants toilet.
stationery tubs. etc. small yard. The
location and surroundings ideal for large
family for small family and rent top floor
for over 500 furnished. On the heights,
two lines. churches. schools. market.
etc. Will sell for less than would cost to
build house alone terms within
for any wishing to secure lovely home
right in, without cost worry of hav-
ing to spend 81 900 and wait two months.
Box 227-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1918-05-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Semi-Detached House.
Corner House Northeast.
Just of of Florida ave. rooms
and bath: large yards: electricity:
front porch: short distance from
car line. House in good condition.
Price, $4,000. Will make terms.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 713 14.h st.
Near 18th and Col. Road.
Ready for Immediate
Possession.
An out-of- town owner will sac
rince for quick sale beautiful six
room and bath brick dwelling with
all modern conveniences. such as
hot-water heat. elec. lights, hard
wood floors. etc.; double brick
garage.
Only s6.500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
One Square East of
18th and Park Road.
An s-room and 2-bath brick
house with all modern improve
ments. Room for garage. Out
of-town owner very anxious to
sell; will take $4,000.
A snap.
SHANNON & LUCHs.
Main 2s45. 713 14th st.
Ontario Place Near
18th St.
Convenient to car lines. Semi
detached brick dwelling. rooms
and bath; hot water heat, etc.
Price, So. 500.
Great opportunity.
SHANNON & LUCHs.
Main 2345. 713 14th ct.
Downtown
On Vermont Ave.
Near Thomas Circle. Wonder
ful location for home or renting
rooms to hfgh-class tenants. Can
give possession in 30 days. Has
Is rooms, 3 baths. gas, elec. and
Price. $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
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FOR SALE
TO COLORED

OF THE BETTER CLASS.
Irwin & Shank's Specials:
s5.G5o-s STREET BETWEEN
9th and 10th NV. First floor.
large rooms and bath; vacant, can
give a purchaser immediate possess
sion: second floor, rooms and
bath; rented .S25; third floor 3
rooms. hot and cold water: rented
$50: house heated by steam. Re-
member. when YOU read this
others will be doing the same. So
get busy.
s4o5o-THE BLooMINGDALE
section; beautiful Groom modern
house. This is the kind that is in
great demand just now.
s4,oo0-THE MT. PLEASANT
section: 6 rooms. bath. cellar; fur
mace; on a wide street.
IRWIN & SHANK.
1410 g ST. NV. Main 3908.
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FOR SALE-POSSESSION 30 DAYS: DE-
tached dwelling: Cleveland Park section; lot
100x2J0; 11-room dwelling; about every con-
venience: garage, garden, fruit, shade, poultry
house: $12. .o0O
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-IMPOETANT
ALWAYS READ OH; ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHONE NJ. 1892 FOR NUMBERS, Or CALL
AT OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS. THE
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES so LOW
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO Buy WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 y. 7. ave- NV
SIX ROOMS AND BATH-EXCELLENT
condition; possession Immediately. 1o6- los
18th st. ne. White only. Apply OWNER.
MT. PLEAsANT-wEsT OF 1zth. NEAR
Park road; practically new; higlI-grade home:
beautiful interior; newly papered: large
rooms; 20-ft. southern front: porches; cleo
tricty; fireplace: large closets: instantaneous
water heater; Burrowes screens; possession:
Sc. 800 cash; good investment. Address
OWNER, Box 295-T, Star Office. 2s
Evening star., 1918-05-24
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FURNISHED-Continued.


JUNE TO ooToBER-ENTIRE e-RooM
house. new furniture. piano. unlimited phone
Fl rage if desired. Col. 6o22. rs Tsylor ST. NV;
UNSURPASSED LOCATION: II ROOMS. )
baths; large yard; cool; northwest of and near
Dupont Circle. moderate terms; apartment
price June to October. Tel. North 5o6s. "a.
1872 CONN. AvE.-ll Rooms AND Two
$50 per month. Phone Bethesda ~.
1i06 18th ST. N.W.-s ROOMS AND BATH;
completely furnished for housekeeping without
liner. Phone Franklin 1917. 9e
FOR SUMMER. DESIRABLE sIX-R0oM
sl9 Webster St Col. COZ. 2+'
WELL FURNISHED. s-ROOM HOUSE. AT
of the highest points of the city: modern
conveniences: front and rear porches and large
yard. rs Bryant st. NV. "a
VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES
for rent in Georgetown Prices SO mp Ap-
ply J. MCKINNEY BERRY. 1868 Wisconsin
ave. NV
TO PRIVATE FAMILY. WITHOUT Chill
dren, desirable corner house on 10th ST. NV.
near Scottish Rite Temple. Built for owner
and never before offered for rent. 10 rooms. 3
baths, ample closets and connecting garage.
Rent. $3.50 per month on 6-months lease. Quick
possession il desired. Inspection by permit
only.
j. C. WELDON & CO.. 2c4 E. Capitol st.
1919 l4th ST. NW.-EXCELLENTLY FUR
nished. g rooms and bath. to October ]; Terms
for a longer period might be arranged. Call
Sunday after pm. or phone North 9Gi. any
evening after I:3O. 20
HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. 10
Gated on 3Oth ST.. Georgetown: possession can
be had Immediately: rent. 500 a month. Keys
at HARRY WARDMAN's Office. 1870 h st.
NV. Phone Main 4191.
COME TO BALTIMORE TO LIVE.
SMALL HOMES. LARGE HOMES.
NEGLIGIBLE HOMES AND HOMES THAT
ARE MAGNIFICENT.
PRICES RIGHT.
JOHN T. DAVIS, 301 GATHER BLDG,
BALTIMORE. MD.
Evening star., 1918-05-24
FOR RENT-RooMs.

ROOMS WITH BOARD-CO1tinue0.
61e ST. N.E.-Rooms with board; newly fur
nished. "a
$50 MD. AVE. N.E.-Room and board for two
three; all conveniences.
:h15 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-Attractiye sec
ond-foor front room; phone: electric lights;
porch; all home comforts suitable for two;
SI2 each per week. Phone West 1870
BALTIMORE. near Union station; Waldorf
Hotel, Charles and North ave-; rooms; restau-
rrnt: elevator re
1890 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large. second-story
front room. suitable for three men; first
class table board.
I4S BRYANT ST. N.w.-Large room. with
beds: small with ! bed: with board;
facing beautiful Mcmillan Park 24s
400 ST. NV. the Frankiin-IArge. nicely
furnished room. suitable for party Of four;
also other rooms.
24oO PA. AVE. N.W.-Large front room with
board for two people: also single room with
hoard. @4s
TEN newly furnished outside rooms: ami:
nice porches; must be seen to be appreciated.
Col. 2716.
Evening star., 1918-05-24
FOR EXCHANGE,

LARGE, ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENQES
business and suburban properties. apartmenff
building lots and farms ON which exchanga
can be made; making q specially ol
this field and have many advantageous propeI
Sitions.
THOMAS J. FISHER q co.. Iuc..
738 18th ct. NV.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD, MT.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD, MT.
PLEASANT.
A beautiful modern home. containing 8
PERFECT CONDITION.
The house is now vacant and purchaser will
have no delay or r. expense in securing posses
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 142O-22 Fl at. NV.
FIGHT ROOM, BATH BRICK HOUSE.
st. s.w. P. G. SAFER. 1916 Az ST. sw 25s
500 CASH. s45 PER MONTH: GROOM
house; central location; ne; tile bath; large
yard; price. 5000; early occupancy; leaving
city. Address Box 223-A, Star office.
5000 CASH; NEW HOUSE; HYTEX
brick: cement front porch: two rear porches:
lnrge yard: hOt-water heat; electric light, etc.;
1ear Ga. ave. and Rock Creek Church road: u
square from car. Address Box 229-A Star
ofare.
HEAH NAVAL OBSERVATORY. THREE SIX
room modern houses. detached. $4.100. 81 500.
$500: one vacant. ready TOR occupancy.
HENRY OFFrTT. 1864 Wisconsin ava.
12a c ST. N.E.-sR.. 3 BATHS; HwH:
large yard, back to 2O-ft. alley. s. P, $5 500;
$500 down and $50 per month.
1901 Mass. ave. n.e.-sr.. baths; h.w.h.
s. r.. $4.25O
JOS. A. HERBERT & son. 5l5 East Cap. st.
FOR sALE-110s AND 111O C ST. Sc. SIX
rooms and BATH long yard TO wide paved court
Inspection by permit from OWNER, 1924 I1th
st. Sc. Lincoln 232O-J.
NICE GROOM AND BATH, CELLAR. FUR
mace heat home: lot 2Oxs5 to alley; large front
porch house. No. 444 Kenyon st. NV. Near
Soldiers Home grounds. Price. 300. Terms.
formation. See W. O'HARA. wilett & Rein
ecke Co. Exclusive agents). 1909 H NV.
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VACANT. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

VACANT IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
SG,75u.00.
ONTARIO I'D. NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.
rooms. bath; laundry: fine cellar: large
yard to paved alley; space for garage and
other improvements; suitable for physician
government official; 81 80 cash; balance $50 a
month. including all interest Apply be-
tween 6 and pm and Sunday to pm. at
.162 ONTARIO ROAD. 26s
IN SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTs-CEN-
ter-hall-ISan house lot containing s,3l6
So it.; concrete basement under entire house.
with all conreniences: first floor has Irving
room depth of house. with big open fireplace
srd double French doors opening a side
porch 10x26: library. dining foom paEtry and
kitchen; second floor. four bedrooms and two
faths: hardwood floors; vapor heat. This
house overlooks beautiful Rock Creek Park. and
is square from 10th ST. For extraordinary
reason will sell for S10.Je0.
ROBERT II. LEWIS.
Phone Main 1904 40 Colorado bldg,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Montrose School dsal sGaps5y 9a1 .sm
small boys. iExperienced teachers in charge.
During vacation. Miss HARDEY. Highland. Md.
GRAND VIEW. BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS.
rear Harpprs Ferry: shade: modern conven-
hnces. VIM. HENkEL. Knoxville, Nd. Phone
50. II Brunswick. Md. 27'
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BOARD.

WANTED-BoARD AND GOOD ATTENTION
for an elderly lady, partially helpless. in sub
urbs on farm near Washington; $50. Write
full particulars. Address Box 1877. Star Office.
By MOTHER AND son tone fareJ with plain
home folks; price. $55. Address Box lisa.
Star office 34s
Evening star., 1918-05-24

AMY GORDON, APARTMENT SPECIALIST
to rooms: fur. and unfur. month or year.
800 Colorado Bldg. Main 583.
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West of 10th Street, Facing
Entrance to Rock Creek
Park From Harvard ST

An ideal home-an exclusive location
This is an unusually we'll -built and ATTRACTIVE
colonial brick residence of rooms and bath.
practically new house combining the hest in
luxury and convenience. Priced at a very at
tractive figure by out-of-town owner for imme-
diate sale. This is exceptional buy. Promnt
possession can be given. Inspect this at once.
GEORGE WIN. CISSEL.
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WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
So7 18th St. NV.

WELL LIGHTED AND VENTILATED
TEN-ROOM HOUSE. TWO BATHS,
gas and electric light: steam heat:
Quartered oak trim: open freplaces:
Communicating bedrooms: ample closet
space; large sleeping porch and back
porch. $4,000. By owner. Inquire next
door. 1903 Irving st.
Evening star., 1918-05-24

FINE s-R0oM BRICK. BATH. CELLAR AND
furnace, on 9Th st. NV. near st. Only
S4,250. Possession. Easy terms,
ROLAND O. BOOTH. 215 q NV. F. 27o2. 5ess