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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24
AUTO WITH ONE VICTIM
STRIKES, KILLS, ANOTHER
Ballston, Va, Man Is Hit by
Driver on Way to Hospital
With Woman.

An automobile operated by Gerart
Montgomery, colored, 1906 New Jersey
avenue last night knocked down and
slightly hurt Sarah Chisley. colored. IS;
c street southwest. While on the way
to Emergency Hospital with the injured
woman the car struck down and killed
Parrant W. Cummings. Ballston. Va.
Montgomery was employed as chauf-
feur for Ruford Pryor, 1914 7th street
and was turning his car near ~. and c
streets southwest, when it ran down the
Chisley woman. Sumnaoning two young
colored men to assist him with the in
jured woman and accompanied by a mill
itary policeman, Montgomery started to
Emergency Hospital.
The Ballston man was crossing near
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
when struck. Montgomery. the military
policeman and other occupants of the
car declared they knew nothing Of this
accident Bystanders told the police OF
having witnessed it.
Cummings was picked up by occu-
pants of another automobile and hur-
ried to Emergency Hospital. reaching
there a few minutes after Montgomery s
arrival with the injured woman Mont
gomery was formally placed under ar
rest by the military policeman and turn
ed over to police of the first precinct to
be held for his appearanc at an inquest
at the morgue this afternoon.
Coroner hewitt conducted an in
quest yesterday afternoon at the
morgue in the case of John Franklin
Foliia, seventy-three years old, VINO
died at Georgetown University Hos
pital Monday afternoon as reSul.
of injuries received when knocked
down by a motor delivery vehicle OPP
Grated by W. r. Thompson near Ten
leytown The jury exonerated the
driver of the motor vehicle.
Funeral services for Mr.. Follin will
be held tomorrow morning. Inter-
n,ent will be in Mount Zion Gene
terry. Montgomery county. Md. Wnere
the body of his wife is inferred.
A collision between two street cars
occurred at Missouri avenue and Y
street yesterday afternoon. w: p;
Sauires, a soldier, residing at So2 "a
r.reet southwest, received a sl1Gnt
injury to his right foot.
Louis Luzi. nine years old, III PENN
svlvania avenue. fell from a wagon
at Pennsylvania avenue and 1s
street yesterday and was run over
bv another wagon. Physicians at
Casualty Hospital treated him for IN
juries to his head.
John w Dalton. ffty-seven years
old, To- 9th street, fell from a street
car at 9th and U streets last night
and his head was cut. He was given
aid at F'rcedmenS Hospital.
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DEATH OF REV. E. S. HALE.
Nearly Two Years Assistant Paste,
of Church of the Ascension.

-ReY. Edward Stuart Hale, whose
death at Philadelphia, from pneu-
monia, was recently reported, was for
nearly two years assistant minister at
, the Church of the Ascension, in this
city, Rev. DR.. J. Henning helms, rec
tor. He was born in Claremont, N. H.,
in 1885, and was educated in part at
Harvard University. He: succeeded
Rev. W. w. Woodroofe as rector of
St. David's Protestant Episcopal
Church, at ManayuAk. a suburb of
Philadelphia.
sons and a daughter, ali very young.
He was i'll but eight days. and his
death occurred at the Episcopal Hos
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24
BAN ON POLITICS MODIFIED.
Rail Heads Find Many Communi-
ties Are Largely Road Employees.

Modification of the recent order for
bidding railroad employees or officers
to hold Office or participate in politics
las been announced by Director Cen
eral McAdoo, so as to permit them to
hold municipal Offices and to be dele
gates, but not chairmen of political
conventions.
This action. urged by the four lead
ing railroad brotherhoods, was taken
Communities consist almost entirely
of railroad men, from whom neces-
sarily municipal officers must be
taken.
forlnity with rules prevailing for navy
yard men and other government en-
pIoyes.
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The Kaiser Calls Up the Devil.

! The kaiser called the devil upon the phone ont
The girl at central listened to all they had t.
"Hello.' she heard the kaiser's voice
SIS old man Satan home?
Just tell him this is Kaiser Eli,
Who wants him on the phone"
| The devil said 'Hello'' to Bill,
Bill then said, How are you:
am running here a hell on earth. y
So tell me what to do"
! You bet your life. - the devil said.
MY dear old Kaiser Bill.
| II there's thing that i can do, -
To help you, why. ] win:'
Shooting women and children, down.
! We tore up all her country
And blew up every town.
NY zeps dropped bombs on titles.
Killing the old and young,
And those the zeppelins Did not get
We Just took out and hung.
'.I started out to Paris.
With the aid Of poison gas.
The Belxians had to suffer,
M g0 su sney weal are 1sr 4 pas
They 70 sne.SinS ' through the water.
Sinking all ships at sight.
IT was running things to suit me.
When n a man named woodrow Wilson
Told me TO go more slow.
did not listen to him,
So hes coming after me
With million Yankee soldiers
From their homes across the sea.
That's why I called you. Satan,
For want advice from you;
know that you will tell me
Just exactly what to do.
my dear old Kaiser william,
There's not much for me to tell.
For the YankS will make 1t hotter
Than ! can for you in hell.
I've done the best could, 20 far,
But not half ~ much ~ you,
And the minute you arrive here
I win give my job to you.
IN be ready for your coming
III keep tia Ares all bright
I'll have Jour room al ready
when the Yanks BEGIN to Aght"
IGNATIU9 MARSHALL
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NAMED DAUGHTERS HEIR.
Former Secretary Shaw Of Treasury
to Administer Estate.

Leslie NJ. Shaw, former Secretary
of the Treasury, has been ap-
pointed by Justice Bailey of the Dis
trict Supreme Court as administra-
tor of the estate of his daughter,
Miss Ern1a L. Shaw, who died of in
fuenza at Falmouth, England, Oc-
tober II.
The value of the estate is esti-
mated at $4,000.
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F. A. sHERZEY ARRAIGNED.
Pleads Not Guilty to Shooting Fa'
tally Herman Sum,

Frank A. Sherzey, charged with
first-degree murder in connection
with the death of Herman Sum, Au-
gust % last, was arraigned yesterday
before Justice Siddons in Criminal Di-
vision /. He pleaded not guilty.
The prisoner is charged with shoot
ing Sum. when the latter picked up
fruit from the orchard of Sherzey, in
Hickey's lane northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24
ALLIED SURGEONS ON TOUR.
Distinguished Visitors From Eng.
land, France and Italy Leave City.

Surgeons from Great Britain. France
and Italy, who were the guests of
the medical board of the Council of
National Defense, last night left the
city for a tour of the United States.
Their itinerary includes visits to
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. and Camp Green
leaf, Tenn. The distinguished party
will also visit the clinic of the Mayo
brothers at Rochester. MINI. The
famous Minnesota surgeons hold COM
missions in the United States Army.
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Conciliator for Strikers,

The Department of Labor sent a con-
ciliator to New York city yesterday.
where the press feeders engaged in
turning out literature for the Y. NJ.
c. A. war fund drive next month have
gone on a strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24

Safe Deposit Box. $3.50 . Year.
Wash. Safe Deposit. s16-91S Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24

Expressive Floral Tokens.
Choice. fresh-cut flowers are used in
Guides floral tokens. 1914 F st.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24

IS Lbs. Potatoes, 49,
At the J. T. d. Pyles Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24

, Lumber. mill work ,ana glass. spe-
cial mill work gotten out in own mill:
large or small orders. Eisinger Bros.
and w NV. Phone n. 1173.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24

Miss Marin Louisa Henry. aged
eiShty-one, for years a resident of
this city, died early yesterday morn
ing at her home. 3019 N street north
west, after a long illness. Funeral
services will be held at her late home
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24

Children playing with matches yes
terday afternoon set fire to a refrig-
orator in the yard at the residence
of Max Raine, 729 Sth street southeast.
Slight damage resulted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-24

Expressive Floral Emblems Desixned
on short notice. Shaffer, 900 18th st.
Advertisement.
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A small fire occurred In the house of
John Burns, 1902 Sd street, yesterday
afternoon. Damage to house and con-
tents amounted to $50
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
-ByPOP

An AVERSION to 3everythinE Ger.
man" is assigned by Rose Catherine
schmidtmann as the reason for her
application to the District Supreme
Court for permission to change her
name to Mann. She says she is a ma
tive American and seeks to rid her.
self Of her Teutonic patronymie.
Fire in the house of Charles Bright,
1851 Spring road. yesterday afternoon
was extinguished by fremen before
the damage amounted to more than
500. Police of the tenth precinct
were unable to determine the origin
Of the fire.
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DETACHED HOME

Half block Of 10th st. Exceptionally attr.etiys
home. built under owner: personal snpsssv,no'n,
nnishsd throughout; also artistic appearing e.
terror. Ten rooms, two baths. hot-water ness'
s g: 'ss rs.s.
ings. Garage. Lot eox125. Wide paved alley
Porehes front and rear. Inelosed sissping porch
should be inspected to b appreciated. Possession
Half Square Conn. Ave.
Handsome colonial brick. eleven rooms, two
baths. hot-w.tsr heat, electric Light. Wide and
Interior Fine location. Possession Price. sis,soo
Near 10Th and Wyoming Ave.
One Of the most desirable residences In this
section. Three-story brick. ten rooms. three
baths. hst-water heat. electric light. herdCeod
session. Price. $500.
Two-F family Apartment
On Monroe ct. between 18th and 18th sts.
ass bsss On e
anishsd rom In attic. Cellar under entire house.
Rear porehss. sufncient room for gsrage. Thu
men. mt and ma I've E e. other Fries. $500 fe::
session.
Corner Near Lincoln Park.
Ten rooms. two baths, hot-water heat. electric
IT 900 orneF .nsoa. to
Price. $3.50. Possession. -
Near 18th and Que SITS.
ten sats and
T.ss II d.nsaa PRICE. $500
Near 18th and P SITS.
Three-story brick. ten rooms. bath. modern
conyenisaees Owner = sn a to sell. House in
A Good Opportunity.
water heat. hardwood doors, good lot. This Is
. very attractive and cosy home. Pries. $3.50.
Possessieo.
Near nth and Fairmont SITS.
story brick It a reasonable figure Biz rooms,
bath, cellar, hot-water heat. porches; price.
$500. Possession:
Northeast Home.
Two,story brick Isl. six rooms. bath bath modern CON
Price. s.. 500.
Modern Home
Columbia Heights.
Two-story and cellar brick, six rooms, bath
hot water heat: all modern conveniences; porches
good lot. Built by a reliable builder. Price,
"a, 800. Possession.
Semi-Detached Home
Tbree-story brick. eight rooms, bath, cellar
look Convenient location. very cheap ss 49,
Near Mass. Ave. and 10th St. NE.
co.y two-story brick. six rooms. bath. cellar.
Price only 1900. Possession.
Colonial Home Near Lincoln Park
Two-story brick. six rooms. bath. cellar, hot
water heat, front and rear porches; pleasant,
81 $50.
Mt. Pleasant-West of 10th St.
Attractive three-story brick, nine rooms. two
baths, cellar, hot-water heat electric light front
and rear porches. side light. good lot. Price.
81, $50. Possession.
Near I3th and Harvard SITS.
One Of the most attractive homes In this de-
.irabie section. Three-story brick. ten rooms.
two baths, hot-water heat, electric light large
lot. Room for garage Alley. Handsomely On
lshed interior. Open freplaces. High ceilings
Better than the average house. Price. q, $50
Possession.
Mt. Pleasant ST., West of 10th.
Practically new two-story colonial brick, SIX
rooms bath, cellar. hot-water heat, electric
light, all modern conveniences. very Desirable
home. should be sold quickly. Price. IS. $50.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
~ 14th st. NV.
/. Main 1884.
IN oxo ruyo o1nuv puYCu yrv-
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FOR sALE-aPRICE, 5000; An UNUSUAL
ta,ee-'to.y brick house; h.yinE ten rooms and
Of room for garage. This property belongs to an
estate and Is offered at this low price for an I'm
BOSS BOSS PHELPS, INC, 14oe II st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $4,000; NEAR nth AND
U sts.; a modern home Of ten rooms. stx bed
paved alley. This is not an old house. but one s
nearly new which sold originally for 1880.
ROSS 1 PHELPS, INC. 14oe H st. NV.
FOR sALE.PRIcE. 1880; IN PETW0RTH;
an excellent block; house that cannot be beat
for the money colonial front; large porche. six
rooms and bath J; hot-water heat; electric hshb;
D0 BOSS ti PaBI nek isc. 14os st. NV
FOR sALE-PRICE. $500; IN CLEVELAND
parki non-resident owner has Just instructed US
ern house Of ten rooms. two baths; hot-watsr
heat; electric lights and q deep lot. This IL
without a doubt the bsst house for sale in this
'' soss ' PHG R.fs NC, 1908 4 st. NV
For sALEPRIcH, $500; N THE CHEVY
Chase section . house you win buy Il you 0iil
A twe,story. eiEht-roem and attic hous. having
hot-watsr heat, electric Lights; lot nsaliy zO6
iei boss FaRfpsg iso l ss;n
FOB Eos,, sA1 r., 3. 1850; IN CoLuNsIA
offered better house for this money. Built Of
stone and brick and having ten rooms. two be tbs
With pentg Of room fo1 Dig lot to paved alley.
BOSS SHEIPs. ri Nc. ae 1.o ssa Hf. e NV
FOR sALE-PRICE, $1,000; A VERY sALABIE
and very desirable sised house, haytns eisht
rooms on two floors large front and rear porehes
Possession can be given. Located on the Heishts.
Just on from 18th st.
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ron sAlx-HoUsn.
IMMEDIATE POsSHssION OF THBSl
HOUSES CAN BIZ GIVEN.

Oo011nuo4
1nnR g5ssi: :s ass 81 srs " 'H's'
1 & = :' s:,s s::s & Dss:,s sss IL
W AZ: near ": .., s~' liz, 1S r'; ~:
tenn; heated f f.siss' is e. s.,s sS.'4''
rooms, = baths II II bear SssrooIsS fur
rooms, D baths steam heat; screens;
in fine order; attractive and desirable
house. Price, $4,000.
sst. bet. 18th and 18th sts.. 2 stories;
II rooms and bath hot tn heat
CALIFORNIA; 1t. bet 18th and Columbia
I'd, II rooms. 2 baths hot water hsst,
possession September Ii. Price. 5000.
bath. Price, $1,000.
7th ct near Allison St (Petworth);
corner; 9 rooms, tiisd bath; numerous
closets; cement CELLAR unoer enufe
house sleeping porch electric hshoi
Price. eo.S5o.
Monroe st cor. Of 18th, IL rooms and
Price. $4,000.
l4th ST. near Shepherd, rooms, fessp-
ton hall ana peth gas ana sieetfielY;
hot-water heat. fr1ce, $o'oVo.
rooms ana o1tn noe-wetea neat 'front.'
ana rear porcass, ga 1na
O., N .. -. 49,, ~,
Stu It neaL q, ~ iooms Sno JUL WIN
large garage ~ rear JOE nve ca1s.
ffce' $4'too.
Fuller st. bet. 18th and 18Th; rsoms
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Ooat11DoGs
N. L. Sansbury Co.. Inc.

N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc.
Would You Be Interested
In . dsslrabls. detached hsas1
Osntsr hall; large dining roem;
SI;ss.as, rSen J.o, sri sIzi.r 1seG
In basement. Ample bedrooms; large
baths; open hrsplscss; modern I'M
provements. House il elegantly nm.
A:sse and decorated thSouGhout- Aes
over 100 It. front, facing WIDE eSs-
nue. and government reservation. Do
sirable section Of the northwest.
property can Be sold for little over
one-half Of its original cost.
MODERN ATTRACTIVE HOME.
downtown section; facing AassAchss-
ct, ,, sgsnus bssss: Scs.
water heat: electric lieht. n close
an estate Will sell for ei2.500.
ATTRACTIVE TAOHDD
HOME; 2 stories: cellar; attic.
rooms; nicely finished and in COED
order. Good lawn; garage IN rear.
MODERN HOME WET OF 18TH
ST. 2 stories; Q rooms, bath; hot.
water heat; electric light. Lot l1o
It. dssp to wide alley. OveriooHs
beautiful estate. EirSt-class condi-
ton. PRICE. $500.
MODERN sEN-DETACHEp
HOME, 1ust on 18th ct. Brick; 3
etoriss; porches front and rear;
10 rooms; q baths; hardwood hnishi
dinine room finished In mahogany
hs.-w.ts. heat; . ;lestri 81 ii r. room
HARVARD wEsT OF 18TH ST.
Attractive 8-story, o-roomed br1cki
bot-water heat; electric light; gccd
order. This property i desirably
situated. PRICE. 5000.
ELEGANT HOME located in one
Of the most desirable sections Of
the Heights: lot IS II. front By
good depth. 10 large rooms, .
Baths. Built for owners use and
finished in an elegant manner. II
you are looking for q very desirsois
PRICE. s15.5oo.
OWNER WILL SELL and deliver
possession within Q short time, mod
ern home; 8 rooms, baths; not.
distance from 14th st. cars. inst
the home for q moderate family.
LOCATED ON LAMONT ST. west
Of 18th ct. S-story brick; II rooms;
2 baths; hot-watef heat; electric
light; in fine condition and ready for
immediate occupancy. PRICE only
$4,000.
VERY ELEGANT DETACHED
HOME; beautiful corner; wide lot;
house built for owners use; excel
manner. Immediate possession can
be given. II you desire one Of the
most attractive propositions offered,
see this one.
UNUSUAL HOME PROPOSITION
in downtown district. Corner lot,
30 Il, front. Csnter-han plan. This
property was built under the owners
supervision by one Of the best build
ers in the city. Has many modern
features not found in the ordinary
home. Cost over 1900. WIN sub
init an offer OF Sdo,Oo0. MUST Dc
seen to be appreciated.
N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc,
TIL 18th street NV.
Phone 6o04-6.
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REAL BARGAINS.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Non- resident owner
Offers sub:tantial o,story brick home. Il rooms,
bath, h.w.h.; deep lot. Prize, Sll, 500
CHEVY OHAsE-Near Northampton and Conn.
ave-; 10 rooms, baths: h.w.h.; 30 It. front.
Price, q, 900; easy terms.
baths; modern; early possession. Price, q. 600;
terms to suit.
Harvard st. near 18th a.w.-ii rosus,
baths; compistsiy modern; sarase; deep lot.
friss;a VIZ sS6iasrss.os-x. p,....,.. .
baths, h.w.h.. slsctRieity. Prics, S7,5So; ees1
EXcKILBNT HOUSE ssar iath ana iryins "a.
perches and large yard. Price. es,Soo; ths bsst
bssEs,ns1r y - ssTn; .AnaA n.,...,.. 1880. :
rsons ana hath. hot-Wntef kat; reed lot Win
gara3e. Prica. 80 eaay teszae
IT aent-dstasbeA 5-soe0 an Aa6A 80 49,
~ ara -. ne. at eeay ezee4
I WAlNR - 110NM - - - - ~
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ALL NEW. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
house, rooms. bath; no objection to children
ready for occupancy, until October Is; on 18th
at car line; f107 Kenyon st. NV. To visit
phone BELT 4 o'BRIEN. Agent. Franklin 1856.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED, 3-sTORY 1O-ROOM
brick; 2 baths: bedrooms; nicely furnished
s<mi-detached house; corner of Mt. Pleasant and
18th; price. 4225 per month. Phone Main 7l6B
l. z. BREUNINGER, 708 Colorado bldg.
FOR RENT-BY THE YEAR; EXCEPTIONAL.
DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE; NEVER BEEN
RENTED BEFORE OWNER. WASHING.
T0NIAS; GONG Ga, ABROAD; COMPLETELY
ROOM. KITCHEN, PANTRY: LAuNDRY. DRY.
BEDROOMS, FOUR TILED BATHS, SER
WANTS TOILET: GARAGE FOR TWO CARS.
STORAGE ABOVE; ELECTRIC LIGHT; IN
TERCOMMUNIcATING TELEPHONES; in
sTAErANE0Us WATER HEATER. PRICE.
' L. ". GRooMEs. 1919 st.s
$50 18th ST.. BR0oKLAND. D. COM
plsteIy furnished, II rooms. bath; large
porehes; garage for 2 cars. due fruit and dow
ers; large lawn; beautiful shade; immediate
possession u required. OWNER, $3.50 18th ne.
Phone North s2l0-J.
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FOR sALR-PRICE. $500; ONE OF THOSE
desirable porch houses near 18th ut. six rooms.
ossn !: sisctrisiY: net.wster heat; paved riley !:
MAAREN oOCHRAN. 72e 18Th ct. Nv. NJ. ssls
FOR eALE-PRICn. -1e. b00i A TWO-sTORY
colonial house west Of 18th It. SIX rooms and
porch. Possession at once ~
WARREN COCHRAN, TEE 18th IT. NV. NJ ha1a
FOR sALE-PR1CE. $500; A DOWNTOWN
bargain; nne roomrsnting proposition Just Oh
up.
WARREN COCHRAN. 7es 18th st. NV. NJ ss,s
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FOR SALE
A THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELL
ing. with four rooms on each floor;
large yard with stable with room for
three horses especially suited for use
rs tenement for colored tenants,
Price for quick sale. $500.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., INC,
73S 18th st. NV.
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VEST WGs sd 81 CONN. ANb NORTH OF
Mass. ave-. in Washington's finest
residence section; three-story,
nine-room brick dwelling, in nne con-
dition. Owner has reduced tho price
for q quick sale. A real oppor-
tunity for some one who wants q
home in this exclusive neighborhood.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO.. INC,
1873 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE
NEAR THE 14th ST. CAR LINE, IN
the downtown section; q we'll con-
structed brick dwelling; 8 rooms on
floors. Has been occupied By q
physician with a large practice, who
has recently moved uptown; the
house itself could not be built today
for the price Mt which 1t can be sold
$1,000.
THOMAS J. FISHER b CO., INC.
73S 10Th st. NV.
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WANTED-BY REFINED COUPLE WITH ONE
child, city suburban home to take care Of
during summer months: references required and
given. Address BOX 14o-B. Star Office. 14s
WANTED-To RENT, SMALL FURNISHED
place in the suburbs; good transportation and
modern improvements. Address Box 118-B, Star
office 49,
SMALL PLACE OF TO 10 ACRES. WITH 6
to 10 room house, within committing distance Of
Washington; preferably furnished; rent not to
exceed $50 per month. CAPT. ]. T. l.. DONO-
VAN. TIC A at. Sc. 13s
We Have Demand for HOUSES. ALL SECTIONS.
Last with US and secure prompt results
A. c. HOUGHTON 4 CO., 1915 H st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section .
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FOR sALE-wE OFFER TWO PROPERTfE9
on Columbia Heights within 4 square Of 14th sf.
the best values either for homes or inyestmsnts,
The buildings contain II rooms, baths anA
rent for 800 month; price. s.. $50 and 5000 foe
the one with side light. They are heated With
hot water, have lots lsx13s to wide alleys.
The houses are arranged to accommodate I've
families. They have separate starwsys, ssDar-
ate kitchens and divided cellars. They have
always been considered to be the best construct
ed and best arranged houses Of this class - b
found in the city. Surely the location h anoaG
1t the present time when living ID % &C.
pensive II one can own q property arranged -
these houses are. 80 that they can live In eas
floor and receive an income from the other. they
should be glad to own such 4 property.
Apply for full particulars and permit b b.
ANOTHER GOOD ONE.
A NICE CORNER PROPERTY. II -RoOlED,
BATHS. ARRANGED FOR TWO FAN.
lilies. ROOMS AND BATH on THE FIRST
oNp' SUCH an ARRANdEMENr sHoSGfS
APPEAL TO ANY ONE WISHING TO OCCUPY
A HOME. AND AT THE SANE TINE RECEIVE
AN INCOME FROM THE ONE FLOOR THAT
or AN EXCHANGE THIS PROPERTY 6A8
NOW BE PURCHASED FOR $3.50. sold
WHEN COMPLETED Anew YEARS AGO ron
ST." stone . yAIRFAx. 1ssa New York ave.
WASHINGTON Is so CROWDED; COVE or
to beautiful Chevy Chase PART and entsy lvi.g
new Swiss chalet. having the charm Of the ou41B
architecture. combined with every ne1ssA eeAs
veniepes. Lot ~ feet front. Price Of this eesffM
heme. containing roons. beths. h.-w-h-. vith
beautiful f'' caa ss.it S1sA PIG : g.,
400 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13

FOR SALE ..-
A DETACHED s-ROOM HOUSE
with large attic and cellar; hot-water
heat; lot 50x140 to 20-ft. paved al
ley; garage for cars; chicken
from i4th ct. cars and one-half
block from 9th st. line. Possession
at once. Price, SO, 800.
THOMAS J. FISHER L CO., INC,
1888 18th st. NV.