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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
CHANCES FOR WORK
FOR OLDER MEN


Able bodied men over draft age can
be made skilled workers in the train
ing schools now maintained in the large
factories, and thus enabled to earn
COED wages while they are rendering
aid to the nation in it's time II need
The war has proved that age is not
bar 10 the attainment II efficiency
IN a new trade. The men past ffftY
has come back 10 renewed usefuints s
IN lines Of work never previously tried,
and from all parts Of the country re-
ports are proving his great posstbilt-
ties in aiding most lines OF essential
industry.
Al the Boardman Trade school. in
New Haven, painter aged sixty,
learned quickly 10 be an adept ma
ehintst A shirt ironer past forty Ave
years ~ age IN laundry at Bridge
port. Conn. ran a screw machine after
three days practice and produced as
Per cent more rapidly than the esti-
mate naaHe by the maker OF the ma
chine At the end of week he was
taking the machine to pieces and now
ne Ia earning SIXTY cents an hour in
regular production. An enameler of
the same age, who was working on a
machine In the same training room.
stayed month to qualify as foreman
in A screw machine room A farmer
Of sixty.eight who had had mechanical
training IN hfs youth entered the train
ing room OF a munltion factory and
quickly qualified for skilled produc-
ton
The superintendent Of a factory in
worcester, Mass, who has one Of the
bAst training schools in the country
tAstin~s 10 the success o! older men.
I recently hired a man sixty-three
years OF age, who had been a pattern
maker, a mi!lwrlght. and a stonema-
son said he When applying for
Job the man told re he had always had
4 hankefine To learn the machin.st'x
rAde. We put him to work in the
training department and he is making
wonderful progress His previous train
ing has given him good course in
mechanical work. and we believe that
class instructor out ~ him He can
help us IL training others not SO quick
TO grasp the trade
Cincinnati firm that found Il dif.
hcult to procure boys has substitutes
old men with great success These EN-
ployss are found to be more depend
able. reader TO accept responsibility
and more punctilinus than boys Most
OF them are glad 10 get employment
In high class institution X ls tAe
testimony OF employers who have tried
the, experiment of testing old men that
. large percentage Of them can be made
- sQaA yAanEAr nan In sxl!st work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

Z * &
date permits must be obtained to con
.tinue any unfinished projects.
/ The Instructions affect all contrac-
tors engaged in construction OF these
ways. and manufacturers, distributors
and dealers in material are likewise
brought under the same restriction.
I The telegram, Will. ruling attached.
| follows:
Il attach hereto ruling made by the
priority commissioner. which covers
the. continuance OF work on streets.
pavements and roadways substantial
I IS under way unit! November with
out permit.
The following ruling. supplement-
ling circular Mo- issued -Septemb Der
3, 1918, has on this catk day of Sep
tember, fals been promulgated by
the priorities commissioner
Contractors and others engaged
in the construction of streets pave
ments and roadways, now substan
italy under way, are authorized to
continue such construction. and man
ufactures and distributors Of and deal
ers in materials used il connection
Herewith may continue to furnish
IA me- for such construction work up
to November t. 1918 Applications
for permits should he promptly made
to- The United states highways coun-
ell through the state highway depart =
mont fer the completion OF ali such
work, now under contract and under
construction which cannot lie com =
p3eted prior to November l.
No new contracts for the main
tenance, construction or reconstrue-
tion of streets, pavements and high
ways should he entered into or no new
CONSUMPTION sftet-tseW progress e.tf-
dortaken either prior or subsequent
! TO November ], without first obtain :
ing a permit from the United States
] highway counei! through the state
highway departm emit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
] I ! ] Men
NEEDED IN FRANCE
+. NJ. G. A. War Council and knights
OF Columbus Cab for 200 Ex-
pcrfencci automobile Men

Two hundred experienced autor'o-
lille men A month for service overseas
IN ira N I, If Tr-- Al a,ar-eaua-
ell and the knights ~ columbus, TWO
Of the seven orga nizAtons which
have Joined forces for the united war
work cam paivn for si7o.50o. 600 IN
Noverr her This tax on the skilled
labor ~ she sutor7o ollie industry -
REQUIRED hx the rapi expansion OF
,he American forces anroad and va
eAncies caused by expiring contracts
casualties and the like.
Of TIRE ore hundred men required
every thirty DAYS ny each organiIs-
ton .eventy-fve should be drivers
ard she others mechanics, men cap
Ale Of }caepins the rolling stock AT
a FY1axli77um ~ efficiency even TO me
exfent Of making one truck from Inc
rsrts az tvb shell struck machines
The knights Of colan bus conn ittee
on war activities announces that the
organization has nearly two hundred
trucks III France at the present time
and is constantly increasing this total
in order thar ihe lighting men may
not lack for home comforts
The + " G. A with more than
SIX handrei trFcbs, mas hundred
OUT Of con4mtzs5aa acsause necessary
repairs canrof bS Made by the under
manned star. SslMlg ethers are Idle
because Of the shortage of drivers
,h{s ays+cre siv;ator
=. s,s. .st-h ~ k,trh.s ~
~ American IL
..4r sa3,.at,or er,,y ard
-. ..{-a,ta.x ~. contributing
t'.9 ~ 49, r,05tarv
e. - .a-,r,{ttee ~
ta. - - .utor.oh{fe IN
s..t.. 80 80, .,~,,,nd ana "a 70 on
80 .,s.,sfsa.t..f--,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
INDUSTRIES BOARD
LIMITS ROAD WORK
War Building section Issues Import
an, Ruling Seriously Affecting
Highway improvements.
nlodities daily

6. +, Coleman. state highway COM
missioner, has been notified by the
war industries board that all work
on roads. streets and pavements sub
stantially under way may continue
TIL Novemb Der /, 1915 but after that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
waite Beaver Vow .. saark.s.

White, furry beaver. in the seAe6nsE
newest shapes. is expected to ind faxor
in millinery circles class manu-
facturers rho are showing them hAvo
only the best to say regarding their
Aaie-O One attractive hat OF this fypA-
seen here was a turban with the eRect
of a tam 1t was trimmed with lAfEA.
nat Mowers of white velvet with -
edxe of Mhite crochet wool This coIA.
hiration 10 said to give support to the
assertions made in the trade that tho
popularity Of beaver is going to mako
for the popularity Of flowers this sea.
SON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
UNIQUE DISCIPLINE At
CAMP OF CZECHOSLyAKs

The problem OF discipline is an
unusual one at the training cam
~ hieh has been esta elished for the
Czechoslovaks near Stamford. Conn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
MEN IN CLASS ONE
INELIGIBLE FOR "T
Appointccs Approved Who Cnnno
Now Re Used Overseas VIII BE
Placed in Home Camps.

The war personnel board of the
7 NJ G. a for overseas service has
written to the various appointees OF
the John Garland Pollard unit q let
ter which sets forth that no man
under fortysix years old of class one
Of draft is eligible for overseas ~"
service
The letter follows,
Greatly to our regret the new draft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-07
WANTED-APARTMENTS

rs ROOM FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
apt. or house. April /; preferably not over $75.
Address Box BID, Star office. Ts
OFFICER, WIFE AND CHILD OF TWO YEARS
desire furnished house apartment, three to
SIX rooms; city suburban, for term of two to
six months longer, beginning in March or
April: will furnish silver and table linen;
references furnished; give full particulars. Ad-
dress Box 260-D, Star office. 12s
FURNISHED, FOR MYSELF AND WIFE. PAR
lor, bedroom and private bath, in private home,
two to four room apartment for light house
keeping; preferably within walking distance of
office. Write. giving full particulars, P. 9.
Parrish, 1921 G st. NV. g.
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FOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT HOME; 25 FEET
wide; practically rebuilt last year: hardwood
moor artistic fixtures and decora tons; 10 fine
rooms. There are eight bed chambers and three
paths paths. not water heat, electricity and alley.
home OF former Washington banker. who valued
II at s25oOO and worth it. Offer SIT 500. Near
l1th and l SITS. NV; in the fashionable down
town section; one block from the Metropolitan
Club; one block to Army and Navy Club: one
block to Lafayette Hotel; block north and
one block west from Lafayette Square. rare
opportunity to secure a practically new resi-
dence in the aristocratic downtown neighborhood,
Possession can be given.
K. w. Beall. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Call Main $500. Residence call. Col. 1905.
FOR sALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; ONE OF
the beautiful squares of this beautiful section:
10 rooms. 2 baths. bed chambers; big, home
81, $50.
r. w. Beall, 1920 n. Y. Ave. NV.
Call Main $500. Residence call, COL 1906
FINE HOME OF ROOMS AND BATHS.
H.w.h.; Mt. Pleasant cars: fine location:
possession be had in 30 days; leaving city
. Sacrifice $780, Act quick. See T. B. BROWN
3O1 Southern bldg.
s1OOo0-ON STREET NEAR INTERIOR DE-
partment bldg. IL rooms and baths. Deep lot.
Easily remodeled for business office purposes.
s. ,500-Beautiful home. near 18th and Park
road. rooms. tiled bath, electricity, hot water
heat. In perfect order. Immediate occupancy
and owner will sell fine furniture il de-
sired.
S7,5OO-Near 18th and Girard SITS. 10 rooms
and bath Hot-water heat. Fine lot with room
for garage.
s5,5Oo-Near government printing ONCE. o
rooms and bath Brick garage.
$3,350-On 10th st near + ST. 6 rooms and
ba Lot 2O194. A good speculation.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. 7:3 Goth st. NV.
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FOR RENT.

RENT. SIS; ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE: k-ACRE
garden: high ground: between Hatfield and wire
less towers. Va. Apply 1929 18th st. NV. .
ground, bea utiful shade, immediately electric
car line. East Hyattsvile Heights: commuta-
ton rates: So so per month. House has modern
convenences. including running water. sewerage,
but no gas at the present time. Win lease for
so month.
Also plain Groom bungalow. modern i'm
proyements of ground: $3.50 a month.
Address ]. c. ROGERS Hyattsville, Nd.
phone Hyattsyillp 56-J
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FOR SALEM BEST NV. SECTION. A
modern furnished. Groom house; hot-wa tier heat
gas and electricity; garage; one square west
Conn. ave-; near new Conn Ave. BRIDGE imme-
date possession can be had; this is q good prop
Osition. Price, SIS 900.
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO., 1908 N. Y. ave.
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he
CABIN JOHN BRIDGE PROPERTY
As in Part
AS Whole Comprises About 4s Acres Where and
Stand.
AS Part the Where Hotel and Stand
Comprising About IS Acres of Beautiful Park.
pro is essf
the horcC Cabin nhddgp accessible by famous Conduit road nj the
n
it
which we'll qupp with a hghtc
Information nj pari
w. H. BOBINGER, Station H, Box g. al
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wANTED-RooMs.


LADY wishes unfurnished room and kitchenette:
west Of Lincoln Park. Address Box 329-D. Star
Office.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gentleman wants
furnished nom. Address BOX JOE, Star office. 81
LIEUTENANT ard wife desire furnished Ink.
rooms and bath in NV. Address Box Bid, star
Office. So
YOUNG LADY in government service desires
comfortable room before March IL. Ad-
dress Box 321-D. Star Office %
YOUNG LADY wishes single room. with or with
our hoard. references: state terms and telephone
Lumber. Address BOX 11-E Star office.
WANTED or unfurnshcd rooms, with kitch-
enette and bath. Address Box AZ. Star office.
SINGLE ROOM. with without board within
IL or 20 minutes walk of Pa. and 18th st. :
by young man. kindly state particulars. Address
BOX He Star office.
TWO OR THREE furnished rooms. for Ink. by
married couple; state prices. Address Box 40 E.
Star office.
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1t would cost at least
5000 more to duplicate
this house under present
conditions. Can be seen
by appointment.
Built of tapestry brick detached
home) by owner. who is leaving for
France. Beautiful. IL rooms 3
baths; garage; center-hall arrange
ment; located in the finest section OF
the city, 100 feet off 10Th street.
interior finish and construction Of
the very highest order. Write for
full particulars
L. +. Breuninger & Sons.
FOG Colorado Bldg.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED,


FOR RENT-FROM MARCH Is. FURNISHED
apartment; six large outside and bath;
near 18th St.; $l25 per month; agents.,
subletting. Address OWNER, Box a2t-D, Star
office. %
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH, NICELY FUR
nished. $50. Address Box BE. Star ofhce.
1880 MASS. Az. APT. 52JIvING ROOM.
bedroom; BATH overlooking Thomas Circle. Call
or phone Frank 2s4, after 5.
A BEAUTIFUL THREE-ROOM AND BATH
furnished apartment, within walking distance Of
dc wntowu and about three blocks from the Treas-
ury. Address Box 42-E, Star office.
So so : THREE ROOMS, KTrCHENETTE,
bath; lessee mast buy furniture; 5000. s. 7.
DORSETT. 1904 II St NV
1893 ST. NV. APT. 102, THE TUXEDO
Attractively furnished rooms and bath apt;
artstically arranged: up-to-date; mahogany fur
nitnre, twin beds, piano, china, silverware, cut
glass, electric lights included $50 per month.
nished, Groom Housekeeping apt; steam heat
BATH electric; phone. Call Friday. after IL am.
ROOMS AND BATH. NEWLY FURNISHED.
on Irving ST. ITO, near 14th NV $50 per month";
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED FOUR LARGE
rooms. kitchen and bath; oriental rugs, piano. sill
Island ave. lease six months or longer Phone
332 INDIANA AVE. NV FIRST FLOOR,
'front.' living room. bedroom. dining room. kitch-
enette: bath; attractively furnished for
housekeeping; $50, 6month lease; 500. transient.
Two rooms, kitchenette. bath. s55. lease; SIS.
transient 12'
TWO BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOMS AND Bath
for gentlemen private home exclusive
ncighborhood Call y. 5I11.
! 14Os y. H. AVE, ADJOINING DUPONT CIR
cle-3 magnificent rooms artistically arranged
sunny window seats; private bath, cut glass
BILE service, maid service hrst-class cuisine
served in apt, $50 per month extra 5000 month
ly; 1913 touring Gar be rented by making
proper arrangement.
LEAVING CITY. DESIRE TO LEASE FIVE
room apartment to party who will buy furni-
ture. Address BOX 239D Star office. t.
1886 CALVERT ST ,NW-Two rooms: fur
nsfed Ink; s75. Col. 3Os2-J.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED-FIVE-R ROOM FRONT
apartment: all outside rooms; attractively fur
nisbed- Apply after 5 O'Clock at Apt "a. Nan
tucket. l41S " st.
FOR ENTHUSIASTICALLY AXE OFFEK-
Ing q most attractive and beautifully furnished
apartment Of large rooms ana 2 baths IN Wash
ingfon's best residential section, from Match u
looking for an exclusive apartment
WEAVER BROS. 735 18th st. NV.
14os NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. ADJOINING
Dupont Circle will sublet my apartment till Oc-
tober, three large, sunny rooms and bath; entire
second floor; excellent cuisine. Apply Immediate
ly. Mr.. Miller. No objection children. 81
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
AMY GORDON. APARTMENT SPECIALIST.
to rooms; FUR. and unfur.; month or year.
$40 Colorado Bldg. Main $50.
UNFINISHED.
3l22 wARDER ST. Nw-RECEPTION HALL
two private unfinished rooms and kitchenette,
with large gas range; also bat and of base
ment; large back yard for garden; all modern
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Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance
UNFCRNISHED

Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
Real Estate sr L1sn n, s md Insurance
ss No .% 1855 1875 On .w
"a LIST sw 6r IL. sol 1895 CisseI al nv AZ $50
oOS Quincy st. me-, 4 rooms and ba tn 10 90
2sse Georgia ave- M M n rooms 100
POS NV. ST. 1850 Baid~ln Is row S. NV .''
2 SHOWS NV 81. .a.ss
Century bldg, 412-14 5th NV 80
The Sterling. 1915 Calvert ST.. I'm. in bamt. .25 90
1904 II St NV, rooms. Observation-Disclosures 90
'eI' : ''' '"'' ISL sTdREs. ''"
NE 18th and so7 9th NV " 45 90
4s7 Pa av NV .2so.oo 1873 NV store and nd
l2S-l3l-laS RI nv lGrI I'D NV.
NV .lOOOO 2nO2-4 900
1729 Conn av.. 80. rs. 90 2lI1 14th 90
SOl sun NV % W 1oo II NV. L. 50
STABLES AND GARAGES
li pn 1Sg al y1NS 'r a96san 90
NIsHED 81 APPLICATION. ~ ~
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
1913 15th STREET NV
FOR RENT $3.50. .2520 9th NV. 5r
$500. 1919 NV. 1lr ST.. IL. 1924 Fuller NV 5r
$50. .5S1s 37th NV. 11r s12 so c13 O NV, 5r
$3.50 1852 Mt.P't NV lar Sill 633 Cirard rear 5r
sos. 1885 Harvard, 9r $40 80 40 GU sw 5r
500. .63l NV. 16s 5000. e Fenton ne. 5r
$50. .S19 18th NV "a, 2rl 5000. $50 McLn 5r
So so. 1109 9th NV. 6rl $40. .112S Lnger's ct,
so. so. .142S 21st NV, 6rl 50 90 SO M Sc 4r
$15 so 1719 Seaton NV, Or IS 7l5 Balls ct NV 5r
$15. so. 1917 S'ton NV Or 81 90 ll3O Half Sc 5r
SIS 30 .232 Mass NV stoi 81 90 l1o8 Cush nj Sc ar
$50 1882 Pa av NV, 1rI s25. 1a45 NV, 1r
$40. :. .1701 18th NV 1rl
OFFICES
$25- 400 9Th NV. 3r SIS. ...s14 F NV, 2r, "a
Complete List Of property for rent will be sent
upon request.
swARTZEIL. RHEEM HENsEY CO..
727 18th st. NV.
NV. 1159 18th. 5r.$14.4O NETS Myrtle. 81. $40
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building Offices.
For further information apply at Office.
J. W. PIILING. 14Oo Eye st NV.
GOOD SMALL HOUSES; GOOD CONDITION;
$3.50 month; mixed neighborhood; close in. W.
L. WILKINSON, 635 ST. NV o.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
ONE FURNISHED OFFICE ROOM. APPLY
Room 403, 10 18th st. NV ..
LARGE MIDDLE ROOM.
JAMES M. GREEN
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ST., 600: CHEVY CHASE. d. c.: CORNER; ITO
trees; Tor. b.; pantry; h.w.h.: instantaneous
hot-water heater: metal weather strip; built to
order; open fireplace; oak finish convenient
CARS. West 4S4.
Sic. 500; NEW; CLEVELAND PIX; II r.. B.:
garage; porcies; superb view; corner: hollow
tile construction; open freplaces; oak floors
throughout: vapor heat; blocks cars; immedi-
ate occupancy: center-hall type. Wess 4S4.
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UNFINISHED.

BID wARDER ST. N.w-RECEPTION HALL
two private unfurnished rooms and kitchenette
with large gas range; also bath and of base
ment; large back yard for garden; all modern
improvements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-07
WANTED-APARTMENTS.
Continued.

WANTED Bachelors. apart
ment, furnished or unfinished ;
2 or 3. rooms; centrally located
state details. Address Box 33o-D,
Star office.
THREE OR FOUR ROOM UNFURNIsHED
apartment. heated. with bath. Address Box
OF twoiroom and bath unfurnished apartment
In firstclass apartment house, NV. section. on
o. before April l. Address Box 5-E. Star
$40 REWARD FOR SATISFACTORY UNFUR-
nished Ink. apartment, not $40. Address
Boy BE, Star office.
SMALL AFARTMENT. NV; FURNISHED OR
tween now and April LIST; by young couple with
out children: only answers stating terms will be
considered. Address BOX 3s-E, Star office. 10.
WANTED-NICE. SMALL APARTMENT FOR
two; furnished or unfurnished S35 or $40 per
month: good local ton; Army officer. Addr,'ss
Box 22-E Star office. 49,.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED. ONE OR
two room apartment, kitchenette and bath. in
apy desirable locality. Main $3.50.
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN ETTE, BATH. FUR
nished or urfurnished. LIST or End floor: electric
ity; permanent Address Box SID. Star office. 10'
FOUR OR FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED APART
ment: northwest; ami. Phone Columbia 1914
W. %
COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN WANT HOUSE
keeping apartment. furnished or unfurnisted:
immediate possession. by May I. Address
BOX 2GS-D. Star office Sc
SMALL APARTMENT. FLAT OR TWO HOUSE
keeping rooms for widow with. child; state terms.
Address Box 274-D. Star office. Z"
BY GENTLEMAN. ALONE BEST REFER
ences. one or two furnished rooms with bath md
phone and all conveniences. vicinity 18th and NJ
sts-: state price and details. Address Room
266. Raleigh Hotel. II
WANTED = FURNISHED. OR NOT, YOUNG
married couple wish two rooms. hath and kitch-
enette; city or suburbs. Address Box 292-D, Star
Office. -
OvERNMENT EMPLOYE DESIRES THREE
or four room Ink apartment. unfuruished or
will take over a lease and buy furniture Ad-
dress V: II. T.. Apt. 2. 1714 18th st. NV. 8.
WITHIN HALF HOUR OF CITY, BY MAN
and wife. one room. kitchenette bath, furnish
cd: rental not to exceed $40 monthly. Address
BOX 2s3-D Star office. 7s"
WILL PAY SO FOR INFORMATION THAT
will lead to the renting of a modern apartment
Address Box 307-D. Star office. So
wANTED-FURNISHED ROOM, BATH AND
kitcbenette. downtown. Call North 2742.
8 OR ROOM APARTMENT, FURNISHED OR
unfurnished; must not be more than 10 minutes
from Treasury. P. .. Box 553. o.
FURNISHED APARTMENT:
Army officer and wife: desire possession between
now and May l: location NV. preferred Ad-
dress Box IT'D, Star Office.
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sss RANDOLPH ST. NV. FACING SOL
diers' Home Park; Petworth: six rooms. bath
and attic; electric light; h.w.h. open fireplace;
new and up to date. Open daily and Sunday.
ALEX. MILLAR. Owner and Builder
Phone Col. 1884, 1910 New Hampshire ave
UP-TO-DATE CHEVY CHASE, D. C., HOMEIe
rooms; 2 baths: garage: all city improvements;
terms. Address Box 1S9-B Star office.
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO Lo-
cate, No. 1872 Columbia road. NV; ten rooms
garage: wide alley; sleeping porches. etc; splen
permit only; price. 81. ESQ., terms.
T. A. HAYDEN. Exclusive Agent. 141o ST. NV
FOR Saloon RENTAL 'TERMsA NEW
and ideal suburban home. a large shaded
lot, 6O'x135'; only Is minutes from the shop
ping section. The house is frame. with slate
roof; large veranda extending across the entire
front snd side; large and bright reception
hall. living room. with fireplace. and dining
fixtures and beautiful grass cloth paper. and oak
a spacious tile bath second floor. Hot-water
exceptional bargain at $500 Also a beau
ttfully built English colonial brick and stucco
7-room home, of which the, chief attraction IL
q living room 1Ax27', extending across the
tire end of the house and having a fireplace in
the center and windows three sides. real
home that will last for generations. for $1,000.
For terms and appointment to see these I'M
usual houses call at Room 623. Southern bldg.
or phone franklin 5112,
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

FOR SALE-On K st. ne.
handsome home, 6r. and
bath, hot-water heat. Deep
lot, room for garage. Big
bargain for quick sale.
Price, &,25o.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN co,
1914 F St NV.
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FOB lighthouses.
UTTn WTG""O

FURNIsHED.
GROOM HOUSE. NEATLY FURNISHED, IN
Guiding telephone. etc, for six months, begin
ming March !; located near Soldiers Home
Address Box Bad, Star office. So
7-RoOM FURNISHED CORNER HOUSE; VERY
desirable; 6 months or longer; in Petworth Take
9th ST. cars to Shepherd st. 1000 New Hamp-
shire .
2lst NEAR MASS. AVE; 10 ROOMS, 2 BATHS:
he ndsomely furnished; immediate possession:
rent. s1s5. WALTER A. BROWN, GA 18th st.
NV. N. 1853.
FURNISHED House FOR 8 MONTHS FOR
two persons at $3.50 per month. 1893 18th ST.
NV. Col. 45s4J.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-A VERY DESIR.
able three-story and basement residence on Mas
sachusetts avenue near Dupont Circle, containing
nine rooms and three baths house in excellent
condition; rent, 81 900 per annum. For permit
to TO-, inspect apply to FITCH, FOX BROWN.
s411 ssrd PLACE. CLEVELAND PARK; EIAB
orately furnished Tor. house: all modern conven-
fences; baths; parlor: breakfast room;
sleeping porch: garage for cars electric charE-
ing plant: $500 per month. Cleve. Sss.
AT CHEVY CHASE; CORNER HOUSE, Ii
rooms and baths; completely furnished; large
lot; garage: from April 1. Phone North 1852 OF
T. s. JOHNSTON. Washington Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-07

FURNISHED ROOM. permanent within walking
distance of 18th and II SITS. NV. for man and
son; must he respectable people and neighborhood
state fully as TO light. heat. bath, etc. Ad
dress p. o. Box sol. Washington.