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SPY STORIES
EXAGGERATED
CBy Associated Press.)

Washington. April 1s.--Reports Of
enemy activities in the United States
are grossly exaggerated, says At
torney General Gregory, in letter
to Representative Currie Of Michi-
gan, made public last night by Mr..
Gregory. Replying to a letter from
Mr.. Currie saying that a strong feel
ing exists through the country that
the government is dealing too LEM
ientIy with spies and dangerous enc
mics the attorney general explained
ait length the extensive work Of the
department Of Justice I'm policing the
country under war conditions. He
emphasized the difficulties under
which the department is laborinE, in
Guiding the lack OF necessary laws
to punish offenders. at.
THE public assumes, Mr.. Greg
DRY wrote, that there is a great
deal of enemy activity going on in
this country, and IL is but natural
that vague reports are magnified into
definite and sensational stories. The
talk of damage done by enemy aliens
in causing incendiary fires is an il
Illustration of this.
THE report recently made by the
National Board Of Fire Underwriters,
shows in substance that during the
past year not one fire has been
clearly proven to be the work of
alien enemies, and at recent con-
ference, it was stated without dis
sent that no instance was known Of
a fire caused within the past year by
alien enemies.
, The attorney suggested that "the
very necessity for keeping secret
many of the activities Of the depart
ment undoubtedly contributes to the
impression Of which you have COM
planned.
1T is a fair statement that the
country has never been so thorough
" policed in its history by the fed
eral authorities as It is today.
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Detroit, Al tn ia AHsrman lie"'
Is most Of what Douglas Fairbanks
had to say when interviewSj here re
garding the reported separation
sought by his wife. The story is
false" said Fairbanks, las. are all the
other German lies that have been
working for the Liberty Loan"
Fairbanks displayed his latest pic
tuTe. Mr.. Fix-it," here recently at the
Detroit armory in conjunction with
his Liberty Loan campaigning. My
ever" he said, land the story is false
from beginning to end. 1t has only
been spread by German prOpagandists
who are also responsible for three
different stories to the effect that j
had been shot"
In the first version Of the Eepara-
ton sought by the picture stars wife
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Buffalo Springs, NJ D., April 16.-A
fracture of the leg was the only in
jury sustained when a traction engine
passed over Mat Becker, a farmer
living about seven miles south Of
here. Becker was working in the
with the engine. He crawled under
the tractor to investigate. While be-
meath the machine, it started The
fact that the ground was soft pre-
vented him from having a crushed
leg.
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FORKS TO CELEBRATE,
Plans Made to Make Eagle Scream at
Fourth of July CeIebratiOn

Grand Forks, N. D., April l6.-The
American eagle is going to scream
here on July 4. The general commit
tee which has charge Of the Win
the-War" day exercises on April 8,
Gently and went on record as favoring
big Fourth of July celebration.
BY a unanimous vote, the committee
directed that $25 be forwarded to Mrs.
r. d. Waugh, wife of former Mayor
Waugh, of Winnipeg, who was one of
the speakers at the meeting here. as
a contribution to the fund Of the war
widows society of which Mrs. Waugh
is colonel. ..... ....
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rnAnHEns, RAr.I.Y.

Mlnnewaukan. N. d.. April 16.-The
Benson County Educational aEsocia-
here, commencing Thursday, April rs.
and continuing until Friday evening.
The program consists of discussions
by various local teachers and lectures
by two outside speakers.
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u. S. CASUALTY
. LISTS .
(Rv Associated Prasn.l

Washington. April 1s.-The casu-
atty list yesterday contained A
names. divided as follows:
. Killed in action: one; died, cause
unknown, one; died OF disease.
seven; wounded severely, four;
wounded slightly, 81; missing in. ac-
ton. one.
Colonel Boiling is reported as cap
tured or missing in yesterdays cas-
ualty list. Eight other officers are
named. Captain Hyman Green and
Lieut. John Alexander Currin were
severely wounded and Captain
Wakeman G. Gribbel and Lieuten-
ants Arthur s. Bugbee, George w.
Donnell. Hamon Gray, Thomas #.
Hale and Reuben A. Moser were
slightly wounded. 81.
The list follows: "..
Killed in action: Private Ovila.
Case.
Died OF wounds: Corporal Frank
Stiles, Privates Oscar Blanchette,
Joseph Leichards.
Died of disease: sergeants John
Dempsey, John ID. Gremling; Corpor-
all John E. Clarke: Privates Charles
A. Costello, Arthur III. Robinson,
Henry v. Troutman, Newell Edward
Wheeler. ........
Died, cause unknown: Corporal
Charles J. Buell., Jr.
Severely wounded: Captain Hy-
man Greene, Lieutenant John Alex
ander Currin, Sergeant Hadley M.
MacPhetres.- Private Donald u. Hill
drith.
Slightly wounded Captain Wake
man q. Gribbel, Lieutenants Arthur
s. Bugbee, George w. Donnell, Ha-
mon Gray, Thomas f. Hale. Reuben
A. Moser; Corporals Ernest w.
Birch, George d. oliver: Bugler
Clyde L. Jones; Prfvates George A.
Brusso, Joseph Brescis, Thomas #.
Crookan, George w Daybert, Will
liam e. Gould, William @. Harshey,
Fred A. Huff, Thomas ]. City, Frank
Liscio, Carl G. IEusdeking, Peter p.
Perona, Carlton w. Potts, Edward
Schneider, Wallenty Soulski, Will
fred G. Trabue, Frank A. Ufferman,
Russell r. Walker, John j. West.
Captured or missing: Colonel Boil
ling.
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GRANnIN no. Z rARM soLn.

Kelso, ~ D., April 16.-John Dali
rymple, who purchased the big Carl
Dalrymple farm, near this village, has
named 1t Grandin No. T. IL will be
farmed this year under his supervt-
sion. A large crew arrived here last
week from Casselton to begin spring
operations. ~. -a..
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FARMERS BANK AT HETvrIvGER.

Hettinger. N. D, April 16.-Het-
finger is to have a farmers bank in
the near future, according to reports
current here. For some time past, the
organization has been under consider
alton and several meetings have been
held. The bank will be for the most
part financed entirely by the farmers
in this vicinity
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ok ink succEEps.
Car Employees Get Recognition Of
Union and Full Crews.

Union and Full Crews.
Grand Forks, N. d., April 16.-
The strike Of local street car motor
men and conductors cane to an end
last night, when the Grand Forks
Street Railway company acceded to
the mems demands for recognition OF
the newly organized union and for
full crews on two lines.
Yesterday morning they did not
take out their cars. Only two cars
were operated, one by the superin-
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New York, assistant general counsel
OF the United States Steel corpora
ton who was commissioned in the
Signal dorpS soon after war was
declared
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CITY OF FARGO. Nd

Special assessment list fOrFcost AMI
expense Of constructing Sewer in
Sewer District No. l, extending on
Second st. No from Fifth Ave. No. to
Sixth Ave. No.
Subdivision of Lots 1, 2, and IL,
Block 80, Keeney g. DevlttB
End Addition.
Amount Of Amount
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CITY on FARGO. N. M.

Special assessment list for cost and
expense of constructing Sewer in
Sewer District No. /, Job l0S. extend
ing on 8th Avenue North from 18th
ST. No. to College st.
Kirkham's Addition.
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tendent and one by the inspectors.
During the afternoon, these caps
were taken off.
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Grand Forks. NJ d., April 1s.-In
the first auto accident OF the season
here. Mrs. IT. j.. Fletcher and Mrs. G.
h. F'airehild, mother and sister. re-
spectively, OF DR.. II. II. Fletcher, were
Knocked down by Ford automobile.
The car passed over Mrs. Fairchild's
chest. Mrs. Fletcher's injuries were
less serious,
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New York. April l6.-when shown
the statement of Douglas Fairbanks
denying that he ana his wife had sep
arated, Mrs. Fairbanks said:
TT doesn't matter what Mr.. Fair
banks may say. We have separated.
He may not care TO acknowledge IL,
bat we have separated at his request.
His home is in California and my
home for the present Will be in New
York.
MIR. Fairbanks and I talked IT all
over. He told me that he and (men-
tioninE a well known film actress)
love each other. They felt that theirs
was the one big love of their lives,
ana that nothing mattered in DOM
parison with IT.
Now, / am big enough to stand
aside until they have time to find out
If 1T really is that big a love. For ~
years have thought only of my hus-
bands happiness, and now ] have de
cided there is only one thing for me
to do-to let him take it as it came
to him, while ] wend my separate
way with my boy.
There will be no divorce. Mr.. Fair
bsrks and I will remain the best OF
friends. We have simply separated by
mutual agreement"
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Washington, April 1s.-The Colonel
r. g. Boiling, named in yesterdays
casualty list as captured or missing
in action was identified by war de-
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N. D., April 6, 1918.
S. J. HILL,
r. II. SLOCUM,
n T. MILLER

Dated Fargo. N. D., April 6, 1918.
S. J. HILL,
r. II. SLOCUM,
II. T.. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission.
Notice is hereby given that the
Special Assessment Commission Of the
City of Fargo will meet on the Attn
day of May, 1918, at ten o'clock a. m,
at the City Hall in said city 20 hear
all objections which may be made to
any assessment contained in the fore
going list by any person interested
therein, or his agent or attorney.
Dated Fargo. n. D., April 8, 1918.
S. J. HILL
r. II. SLOCUM,
II, r. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission.
april 9-l6, 1879
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Forum want ads
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she was reported to have said that
| too much gossip within the past is
months has made separation desir-
able" She did not plan TO sue for
divorce, IL was reported but felt that
| for the sake of her boy and herself
she could no longer shield another
woman" associated with Fairbanks in
business
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Amount Of Amount
benefit. assessed.

state OF NoIth Dakota, NIIy OF I al
go, SIS:
we hereby certify that the fore
going is a true and correct assess
ment of the property described in the
foregoing list, to the best OF our
Judgment, and the several items IN
Cluded in such assessment are as fol-
lows, tO-wit:
Advertising for bids .........$ 81
Contract price .........,....,. 239.38
Inspection and engineering .. 1885
Assessment Commission 49,. 1900
Publishing list ............. 1920
Auditors notice ........... 200
Such assessment is made for the
cost Of constructing a Sewer on
End st. No. between 5th Ave. No. and
9Th Ave No.
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UNFINISHED.
WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY OFFICER and wife want small fur
nished house. in NV. section. west of 1tth ST. !;
immediate possession. Phone write Lieut..
T. D. Smith. Hotel Hamilton, 18th and ST. Dig
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE BI OFFT GER
and wife; good location. Address Box $5-h,
Star office. Il
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FOUR-STORY WHITE MARBLE FRONT
house. containing - rooms in addition to a
buffers pantry. two baths. basement kitchen ::
very nicely appointed and beautifully furnish
ed conveniently located in the most fashion
able section of Baltimore. For information ap-
ply CHAS. NJ. STIEFF, n. Liberty st. Bal
timore. Nd, or HOS F st. NV. Washington,
D. C..
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FURNISHED.
VERY COMFORTABLE. THOUGH NOT MOD.
ern. 1-room home; well furnished: 10 miles
t4o mluutesD TO city: ST. car station
largo grounds, beautiful trees, etc S1Oo or
3I3. 10th NV; EIGHT LARGE ROOMS,
completely furnished.
See WELSH.
Na!onai Savings and Trust bldg,
10th and y. Y. ave.
VACATED TODAY: PARTLY FVRNISHED:
SEVEN ROOMS. BATH: city convenisnces; hot
end cold wafer; electric lighted: by wear $50
PER MONTH: at Is PRINCETON ST, GLEN
ECHO. ND: Cabin John w. E. railway cars
pass sixty feet from door: BUEGALOW-TYPE
HOUSE; SPEAK QUICK. Phone West 1914.
w. II. HoJGHTON. 900 st. NV. l.
SIN ROOMS AND BATH: FURNACE: NORTH.
east section; near Maryland ave. and cars
What reasonable rent do you expect to pay
Address BOX 2o4-M Star Office Il
FOR EEST-10-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE:
rouse and furniture nearly new; electricity
gas. h"t-wnter heat. parquetry floor. piano.
Nictfcia, garage. ETC.; near 18th and Column
Ola road; INSPECTION and possession after &C.
toter 1: $500 mouth in advance for l or =
months; private family only acceptable. Ad.
dr,ss Box lem. Star office
POUR STORY WHITE MARBLE Front
house. containing II rooms in addition to a
buffers pantry. two baths. basement kitchen;
very nicely appointed and beautifully furnish
ed: conveniently located in the most fashion.
able section of Baltimore For informati ton an
ply CHAS. NJ. STIEFF. 8 n Liberty St. Bal
timore. Md. HOS + st, NV. Washington.
u. C..
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SPECIAL INSTRUCTION ~
DECIMAL FILING

civiI. SERVICE PREPARATORY eUa00L
~ RA nh. PaQHA yHAAktx6 - {
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ON SHEPHERD ST. NV; ROOMS a
bedrooms. bath: hot-water heat; electricity;
lot 1i2 IT. to paved alley; price reasonable.
JOHN QUINN CO., INC,
7C4 18th NV. Main 435.

BIG BARGAIN NV, SUBSTANTIALLY
built two-story broom brick: 2 tiled hath
rooms: large packing rooms: large donHle
porcles: double floors: wide front: deep lot;
fine alley big parking; east front; 20 min.
walk to 9th and +. Any reasonable terms.
Price. 5000.
I o. NJ. BRYANT. Warder bldg. 9th and F. =
HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING DE
sirabie homes. Possession can be had in rea-
sonable time, as they occupied by owners.
Terms be arranged.
NJ st. n.w., opposite weather bureau-sroom.
/ mod. brick. large lot, porches, etc; 81, 00O
Hobart st. NV. near 16th-12 rooms. . baths,
strictly modern; large lot to wide alley;
S14 .etO
Jen;fer St. Chevy chase-1o rooms. bal tbs,
every mod imp; corner house: quick posses
sion: S1n.O 900.
New Hampshire ave. near Wash. Circle-An
ideal loca ton; II rooms, 2 baths. large lot;
house completely furnished; $1,000.
Belmont st. near Col. rd.-10 r., b.; AMI.
$3.50
Kalorama I'd. near Col. rd.-12 r., b;
ami. $4,000.
Bancroft pl. near Conn. ave.-12 r. baths,
h.w.h. leased to Sept. so; an ideal home;
price, S.3, 600.
S. GoLDESBERG.
1910 G st. NV. Phone n. 2s7.
Mt. PLEASANT, WITHIN ONE SQUARE or
18th st. car line; 11-room lieht-colore brick,
I; with steam heat, porclles front and rear; lot
115 TT. to soft. alley; possession. For APP
pcintInent to inspect apply JOHN QUINN
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
C0nfinned.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
A. C. HOUGHTON & CO., 1915 ii ut. ~.
phs,no& Aoin ySaG and AfnfRa 7S37 ocys
Immediate Possession,

New Grown brick hotse; all modern ifupzuve-
mentz; b4th and 9th st. CIR lines; reasonable
terms. Address owner. Box 1s2-M, Star office.
&c
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FoR sALE-HoUsEs
C0ntlnne6.

SHANNON & Lyuas,
HOMES
FOR
$500 CASH.
Keayon st. near l1th. esens
Only $500.
Shannon & Luchs.
Main sS4S, 71s 18th st
Shepherd st. west Of Ca asve..
8 rooms and hath.
Price. $3.50.
Shannon & Luchs.
Irving ct: IN the 900 block. g
Shannon & Lach..
Euclid st. near 9th. Groom and
h<th brick dwelling.
Shannon { Iaehs.
Main 2s45. us 18th st.
Park View. warder st.. Groom
and bath brick house.
Price. $1,000.
Shannon & Luchs.
Main 2345. 713 18th st.
Newton st.-A Middaugh &
Shannon bnilt Groom and bath
brick dwelling.
Only s4,eso.
Shannon L. Luchs.
Main 2345. 713 18th st.
Eleventh st. near Spring rnad.
Groom and bath modern home.
Price. $3.50.
Shannon 4 LMchs.
Main 2s45. 7l3 18th ct.
Newton st. near Ga. ave.. 8
large rooms and bath.
snap at 81. 750.
Shannon & LuchS.
Main 2a45. z13 18th at.
Eleventh st. between Mouroe
and Otis sts.. attractive Groom
and bath colonial brick dwelling.
occupied by owner.
Price. $3.009.
Shannon & Luchs.
Main 2345. 7l3 18th 1t.
Oak ST. west of l4th st.,
Groom and bath mndern brick CO.
ionial house.
Price. s5.o00
Shannon & Luchs.
Main 2s45. zl3 18th at.
Wartler place house. occupied by
owner. large rooms and bath.
Only $3.50.
Shannon & Luchs,
Mnin 2345. 713 18th st.
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HOUSE IN VA, SUBURBS-9 ROOMS AND
bath. ami; 20 minutes to city. Address: a55
23rd st. NV: phone West 215. 3o'
TEN ROOMS AND BATH. IN EXCELLENT
repair: furnace heat; near 18th st. anSd Park
rd.; will be vacant about Oct. 10. Phone;
Main 80 !.
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$4,000 BUYS FINE GROOM FURNISHED
bungalow. with MI. in Brookland. Owner
SIX-ROOM CORNER PROPERLY: SLATE
ROOF: tubs in cellar; electric lights very
best: garage; 6-inch cement floor: American
radiator heat; southern exposure: screened
throughout; in Brookland. near cars will naper
and paintf price. 5000; $500 cash. Owner.
Possession at once. Address Box 1s6-M. Star
office. IL
..ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST HOUSES ON
Conn. ave. in Chevy Chase. u. c." This bean
tifui home is of the center-halI plan tyne con-
sistinG of living room. ':hrary. dining room.
buffers pantry and Kitchen, four bedrooms.
bath and attic; massive front and side porches
rations and finish elaborate. Lot has over
20, 900 50. It. of ground The trees and shrubs
make the landscape effect very attractive.
Price, So. 500.
RORERT E. HEATER.
Phone Main 1864. 40 Colorado bldg
BRICK TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE:
each five rooms and bath; price. 81, COO: 643.
I643A 3rd St he. Apply LIS 9th st. NV.
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FINE NV. SUBURB: ROOMS, BATH. HOT.
water heat, electric light. porches etc. Finely
located close to cars. Completely furnished.
Rent SD per month. See A. B. Campbell.
141O IL NV. between $50 and IL O'Clock
Sunday morning.
COZILY FURNISHED s-ROOM HOUSE NEAR
Congressional Library. gas, furnace heat. to
desirable tenant. Lincoln 362G. after 1 pm,
for interview. &c
DOWN TOWN; VERY DESIRABLE: 5 MAS
tfr's rooms. 2 baths. maids rooms and hath
drawing room. living room. dining room,
Kitchen and pantry. hot-water heat. electricity:
kAfAge Tor cars Completely furnished; $3.50
1ek Aaath> Richardson Gibson. Main a142
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Near 18th and Otis I; E rooms and
bath; h.w.h.; porches; good lot
to alley; newly decorated price,
S4,75O; terms.
HIGHVIEW
Fine location; E rooms and bath !;
furnace heat; front and rear
porches; lot to alley; price,
$3.50; easy terms.
E ST. NEAR CAPITOL
Good home for colored party; 8
rooms and bath; brick; price,
$3.50; terms.
C ST. NE. NEAR 10TH.
6 rooms and bath, brick; double
rear porches; electric light =;
h.w.h.; vacant; only $3.50;
81 600 cash, balance $50 month.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
BROKERS,
1923 F St. NV.
FOR SALE-NEW BUNGALOW. TO
rooms; ONE BLOCK WEST from W1scon-
sin avenue on River road. Brandywine and
PRICE. with large lots lover u acre to
each).
s6,7so to $500
Three of them corners. Reautiful view
from each.
W. S. MINN1X. Owner. 1916 F st. NV.
MY HOME. s ROOMS AND BATH. BUNGA-
low acre. fruit trees. Takona Park: offered
years ago $500. Col. 4804-W. 4.
FIVE BARGAINS
BY G; WARI IL ; ERA M 55s1.
rooms, bath: cellar Lot-water heat; larr.
shed for 8 machines: front porch: lot 20xlsa
it. to 20 It. alley.
EIGHT-ROOM HOME WITH BIG 2-STORY
stable, 81 500 on Heights: Large rooms; pan.
sy alley IT. To
NEAR NEW INTERIOR DEPT. $4,000.
Bay window brick. 6 rooms and hath; good
neiEhborhoof.
DETACHED home. $3.50.
NEAR CARS; 9 rooms md bath; attic; cell
lar; hot-water heat: lot 6Ox1e5 # Possession
In 10 days: $500 cash. balance monthly.
TWO HOUSES OVERLOOKING zoo, S., 500
FOR BOTH; near 18th aud Columbia I'd. lot
5Ox10O IT.; each house has 5 large rooms.
heat and cellar; guarantee to rent for $50
per month; large shade tree; both houses pos
into one house. 10 rooms and baths Act
quick for these.
FOR ABOVE ADS SEE
c. F. wARING. 3oI SOUTHERN BLDG.
Phone franklin 5571.
NOW AVAILABLE, IN THE NORTHW EST,
semi-suburban; fine niacadam road near
h.-w.h.; e. l.; sss; ssrsge; large lot: ron
for garden and chickens; price,. SIC, 900; o6eS
] eQRsidered. Address BQx as-K. Star oftco>
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER. FUR. HOUSE. Is
rooms. including large rooms on ground
floor for business; h.w.h.; Q rooms rented
dress Rox 324k. Star office. 30'
s2.5W WILL BUY LARGE FRAME HOUSE.
O rooms and BATH on V st. near I3fh. Anacos-
tia. Southeast Washington: wide and deep lot.
The quick buyer will get a BARGAIN.
Apply to II. T. LAW. 1919 ST. So
IDEAL PROPOSITION.
Twostory fat; live in one. rent the other,
Now rented SIS month. Four rooms and bath
each. Near 7th and Fla. ave. re. Price,
81, IO0: Small cash payment, balance monthly.
ALEN: s. CLARkE. il. 1888 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-Most attractive
buy in Chevy Chase; beautiful
new home of 9 ROOMS and 2
baths; h. w. h.. large lot; beau-
tiful shade trees; immediate oc-
cupancy.
CHARLES S. MUIR CO..
1908 N. Y. Ave.
H. I. LAW, 1918 ST Sc. HAS SOME
cozy Groom brick houses for sale in Snuthea 1t
Washington ut from $3.50 to 81 200; within
easy walking distance of the navy yard. See
him today.
AT THE DIRECTION OF A NAVAL. uFFICER
leaving Washington we are authorized 10 o,fer
for sale 7-ro0m bungalow, g611 keoknk
St., Chevy Chase. ID. c. Take Chevy Chase
cars. get off keokuk ST.. walk square east
Price. IS. $50; 81 800 cash: balance monthly.
Open for inspection.
RANDALL Fl. HAGSER CO.,
1907 Conn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-30
High-Class Residence Properties

High-Class Residence Propertie
Cleveland Park-A new bunga-
low. one-half square from Conn.
ave tonly one LETT. stone and
frame construction, with slate
roof, hot-water heat. electric
lights. stntinnary tubs. instantn-
neous water heater, etc; z large
rooms "a bedrooms); nice lot tn
alley.
Price. $4,000.
Shannon. & Llci,s.
Main oa4a. 7I3 18th at.
Chevy Chasa-Close in. Just one
half square from Coun ave-: built
in November. 1917: a detached
Gollow-:ile dwelling, on fine lot. Is
feet 'front.' large rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights; many unusual and at
Gactive features. including tap
estry brick open freplaces. etc.
Price reduced from S15.0 to
S13.95O for quick sale.
Main es45. 7l3 l4th at.
On Conn. ave. Just beyond the
million-dollar bridge, new IL
room and 4-bath residence. 80 feet
wide, with lot ITO feet deep, hot
water heat. cleo. lights. vacuum
cleaning system anG every con-
ceivab!e modern improvement Pos
session as soon as completed.
Price, $4,000.
See Us without delay.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 234I. III 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-30

semi-suburban; fine macadam road near
street cars: 9 rooms. bath, attic and cellar;
h.-w.h.; e. l.; gas; garage; large lot; room
eQRldersd- Address Box asK. Star odtes.