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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
Cook, Wash, Sew and Clean
House by Wire
Electrical Appliance Co.,
SLOT Belmont ST., Benalre o.
81 18th st., wheeling, ". Va.
Gnsa Wnrtrooru.

The Eet: Cross work room in the Com
mcrcial Club building will be closed I'M
til January |. according TO an announce
mcnt madc yesterday. As the workers
arc now Interested in III" roll call cam
pagn and very little work WILL b: done
turin. the holidays. il Vas decided to
close until the first OF tho ""ar. There
is still IL great need of knitted articles
and the work will be Resumed rs soon
aS DoSxibie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
nKhner Assaulted.

Officer James Jrfr"rS was assaulted by
three prisoners. Monday evening". %hcn
no was placing another il the city jail.
IIr had placed his man in tn" cell when
he was attacked by Pat Welsh. Lewis
Medc and shorty Mcdc. In police court
yesterday morning they wcr" fined so
and costs. Welsh paid his fine and the
others will fii:cly bc sent TO the st.
Cli,lrsvillc Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
rnd.ral Prisoners Il.

! Five fcdcral prisoucr* were received
at the state prison yesterday Ia sore
time in tho Wrsi Virginia institution.
The number Of federal prisoners h"rc Is
growing steadily. Two stat" prisoners
from Marion county were also received.
Ono was discharged. having served his
snnfrnrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

Two DRINKS, giving their names as
Joe Buakow!ch and Frank l'nlcnski. were
arrested 1T the ear barn IN McMechen
Monday evening by Sheriff Clayton.
They had been drinking and were rails
Ing disturbance. Before Squire i.
VI. Lewis yesterday the two were fined
81 and costs each. Neither could pay
SO they went 10 Jail for 10 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
I.isut. Reor Sails,

Monday cahlcEram was received by
Mrs. Edwin Beer of T"nlnson avenue
saying that her husband. Lieut.. Edwin
Eccr. would sail nI once for home. Lieut.
l:""r has been in France for several
months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
ull1 celehratc Strttda1.

In knnor q: har hlrthday anniversary.
Miss sTIida Hepburn Will catSrtai0 4
number Of h"- friends this evening at
her hnfs., on Guernsey street. TIL" hours
will h,. from 70 II u'rluCk and during
that tim" Juvenile games will be "nJoy"d
cand refreshments served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
anspcrd Operattons.

A holiday vacation is being given
glasSwOrkers employed Mt thu FoSt"rta
Glass factory. About 20 men are OIL
but Il is believed that operations Will
b- resumed IN tul about IN" first NJ
the year. The other departments arc
Still in operation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

James Wilson. who was rcp3r1cl kill
I'd IN action on July Is. and then repor,-
I'd severely wounded l~1 months later.
is reported. back on du:y september 81.
according 10 Il telegram received ycStcr-
day afternoon by MIR. 81. q. Lyrsky. his
former employer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
W, 8, s, Meeting,

President Andrews C'runnlle Of the war.
savings stamp committee. has called
meeting Of III" captains Of the various
teams ne the city committee To DO held
this evening in the Office of Mayor
Charles Culhertson. The report OF the
r"c"Ht canvass OF the city will be sub
United.
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age and Is survived by his wife and
three children. The remains were re-
moved To his lat. horne at Shad ySde.
last evening. Coroner Wyatt will prob
ably conduct his Investigation this
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Dchula- 4 for
mcr resident. who died ut ErnwtAUd. Sun
day evening. will be conducted at the
Myers undertaking parlors on Belmont
street. this morning at ten o'clock. In
torment will be made in the Rose IIill
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

position At a local store turing inc
holidays. :,, l.,
meeting with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Mary McKclrey Of Belmont. has
returned home after visit with hcr sou
]. {. Mckclvcy.
Miss Laura RndcrlnE is FiSitlhE hc'
sister at Wcll9burE.
Mrs. George Howard has returned 10
WcllsburC after visit in this city.
Miss Minnie MarlinE has acceptc1! 4
position at the J. e.. Mckelrry jcwclry
store.
rcrnycrcd from mn Illness of the flu.
Mrs Mary FrceSc OF Alliance has rc-
turned home after visit with her
daughter.
Miss 1Iavinn Ncy Of Mosndsvllc. Is
visiting her sister in this city.
Joseph N"y. who is located in camp
ut unkksonvbla Fla. has been dis
charged and will return home.
Harry Wright Is able To be out hitter
Edgar Sh,rlcross Of West card strcct
has recovered from the flu.
Ionic lodge of Maaons held asnc"tinE
last evening
Mrs. John Gr,vencr and children Of
Guernsey street: will leave fnr Detroit.
where they will reside.
J. r. GrHcnlec is in Columbus on
Mies Margaret Herbert. who attrnds
Ec"chwoud college at Jcnkintuwn Pa.
will arrive homo today to Sp'nI rho
holidays with her mother.
John My is abb" to resume his work
after an illness
Mrs. jacob W"izcr left rrst"r'ay for
PITTSBURGH wh"r" Sh" will ris:; with
h"r parents.
LEO E"ano and q. T.. Gnt"s have r."
turned from n visit I" Armstrong;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
FOURTEEN FLU" CASES

Only fourteen flu cases were reported
to the health department yesterday The
situation is much improved here and the
II is hoped that the schools will be re-
opened Immediately after the Christmas
holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
Moundsyille nricfs.

Tho shoppers were out IN great num-
bcr$ last evening. and the city presented
Il Very busy scene.
Mrs. Edwin licrr. has returned to her
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Sentenced to jail.
-Four Case:

Only four ~as"s Of influenza have bNen
reported 20 Tho local hmllth authorities
during tho past three days. ON Satur-
day and Sunday thr physicians did not
report Il case. The report received M
until late last evening showed total
OF hut four cases so far this wcck.
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Too Much Money,

Stern Speaker Of Bcuwood. was arrest
rd Monday an Il charge Of hning drunk
and Iisnrd"-ly Wien erRrrhrd al m"
building 5000 - was found in his pock-
cts It ia alleged that hn had become
Ill sordcrly in barber shop ard refused
TO pnY for shave. He also objected 70
rnyinS n fin" Of $50 bat rather than
Law in iail for several days he parted
with the necessary amount.
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Ladies' Of the Golden EAGLE
Debulo runanl

The Ladies' OF the Golden Eagle will
hold an important meeting tomorrow
evening in the Q. L. 4. NJ hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
Auto LICENSES

The J. II. MrGrtw and Sons Auto
agency IS again the distributing point
for tho automobile license tags for tho
Year 1919. The tugs can ~ secured at
Ecllair". Bsidrc:~,r:. and st. Clairsvillc.
hccinnnE Friday Gf this week uron pay
iuis til" sum Of S.. thc Samn ~ last year
The tags ar" maroon w!th white letters
Sentenced to jail.
Thomas Farmer. tho negro who was
cut on tho face and wrist by bernie"
Hopkins. also colorcd. during a quarrel
late Monday night. swcr" out 4 warrant
T"St"rd1? charging her with assault
and battery. Sh" was also charged with
lettering for immoral purposes and
Mayor rulhcrtSon assessed fine Of $a5
and costs and 81 days In Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

Ee1lnirc Personals.
Miss Louise Hathorn mas accepted a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-18
Haig Pays Tribute 10 the
American Correspondents

COLOGNE. Dec. 17.-(By Associated
Press )--Iicld Marshal HaiG cam" l"
Cologne this morning to make hia IN
uial tour Of inspection Of the territory
occupied by the British along the Rhinc.
He proceeded to the famous HohcnzoI-
Tern bridge for q meeting with more
than a score Of war correspondents rep
resenting all the great newspapers OIL
the Allied and neutral countries.
In a brief address the field marshal
EXPRESSED his deepest thanks Tor the
work done by the press in presenting
the truth of the war 10 the world. ana
the hope that the correspondents hence
forth would devote their energies 10
everlasting peace.
DO not let US &c. swcllcd heads over
our victory. the same as other versions sons
ins his speech. adding: THE Corrc-
spondcnts OF the United States hnre'
by their account OF the steady devotion
tended to bring about better ATTITUDE
in America toward the British. They
have had a large share i'll pr'duG;imE
the mutual esteem which now cNlStS
hntwrnu the two countries. May this
feeling develop and long continue.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

FOR sALE-PRICE, 5000: AN UNUSUAL
bargain. on Park I'd. near 18th 1T well built
three-etory brick house: having ten rooms and
BATH hot-wster heat. electric hshts. large yard
with several oak trees; wide paved alley; plenty
Of room for garage. This property belongs 70 an
estate and is offered at this low price for IN In
BOSS PHELPS. INC, 14oe b Ut. Nv.
FOR sALE-PRICE. Sc, 600; NEAR 17th AND
sts.; modern home Of ten rooms, six bed
rooms; steam heat; rear porches; good yard to
nearly new which sold originally for $500.
ssessio soss sPIsHanEiLps nc. 1895 II st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. s4.5oo; IN PETWoRTH;
for the money colonial front; large porches; six
rooms and bath hot-water heat electric lights
p'Tae'I BOSS 'ipfI PHEIPs M inc. 1908 n st. nv.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $500; IN CLEVELAND
Park; nonresident owner has just Instructed IN
to sell his home Newark st. !; an entirsiy mod
heat; electric lights and q deep lot. This q
without doubt the best hoUe fer sale in tbs
BOSS PHELPS. NC. 1905 81. NV.
FOR sALE--PRICE, Sc. 800; IN TIE CHTTY
Chase section: house you win buy II yeu win
hotwSsep heat eee1ie s. :f lot sssry so
'ef BOSS p aRR PGRGps o'isseon fSc. 1905 ct. .~
FOR sALE--PRTCE. $500; IN C0LC1IH
offered better house for this money. butt Of
stone and brick and having ten rooms. swo baths
and hot-water heat. big lot to paved aIiey.
with plenty Of room for garden and Iarare.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. I4oe d St Nv
FOR sALE..PRICE. $1,000; A VERY sAI.GII1
and very desirable sized house, having eirht
oak floors, hot-water heat and eleetrie iishts'
Possession can be given. Located on the Heiehta
jus; on from & 18th , St ~
Evening star., 1918-04-18

81. 600 EACH VERY FINE HOUSES, eR.
and b.-w. heat, electric light, porches. yard. On
Monroe st. NV. End Of 11th st. car line. Terms
bath; furnaces; porches; yard. Near 18th and
3 ss ssoEKeniiworth. ssasi b. O. ,.rs. rooms and
hath; lot 75x120 II. 10 15-ft, alley. fine bar
gain for suburbs. $500 cash., SIS month.
s2.50o-8r. and b.: iatrobe; large yard; alley.
Eve st. ne. Easy terms.
81 sos rooms; 100 #. lot to wide alley; good
81 ,ooo-31s 1st st. s.e. rooms: pump; $50
motth: 8 squares from car line. Gait pl., Hill
brook.
III SEAT0N ST. S.W.---Box BRICK: VERY
reasonable. Address D. N. WELLS, 540i Conn.
ave. Can Geve. 459. 2is
FOR sALE-s-STORY BRICK HOUSE; BAT
windows; rooms: concrete cellar: toilet
rooms sa BIG, e. n a;T; aIst.ciass 5eishbor-
colpred people. CAL or write to SO 9th st, NV,
AhaxEllas & tss2.sQa ~ aaU h1A
Evening star., 1918-04-18

LIBERTY BOND FREE.
FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Near 18th St and kalorama ave.
Two-story brick house.
Six bright light rooms and bath.
Cellar; hot-water heat.
Lot % feet wide.
Bargain. $500. Will give terms.
liberty bond given with every house sold.
r. W. BEALL. 1890 New York ave. NV.
Call Main $500. Call residence, Columbia 1905
Evening star., 1918-04-18
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FAIRMoNT STREET.

FAIRMONT STREET.
West Of 18th st. The most at
trsetiye buy we know Of; nrst door,
ases raa. ,sEy yer saaa dsshf1ulS S. sssssd
noor, three large bedrooms and
tiled bath: third door, three large
bedrooms and tiled bath; three extra
layatories In house; the house II in
beautiful condition and wescan de-
liver possession in 90 days. Think
Of It, n brick dwelling Of tho above
description 0n's .s.soo.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2sA5. 71s 14th st.
Wonderful Opportunity.
On 1st st. NV, In the 200 block;
10 large rooms, tiled bath; first floor
very well arranged, with parlor. large
reception hall, dining room and
kitchen; second floor, four delight
full bedrooms and tiled bath; third
floor, two nice large rooms. This
house is In good condition, 10 built
well, has fne lot to q paved alley;
possession.
Only $5,o5o
to cash buyer.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. NORTH OF
Park road, Just of 18th st., the
corner Of an alley. with side light;
six delightful rooms, tiled bath;
hardwood floor (parquet). electric
lights and in perfect condition;
plenty Of space for garage. To cash
buyer
Only 5000.
Other Groom houses in this Sec
tion are selling for s8,5O0.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th st.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
rol sALEaHcum

Cenflnoe1 e1..---.---.-- ;
nin1Paaas ao1s.s s0sssis.csI can g sIsss e yna'
,:.a. !. S.: ss,s. :':s ::.1.s :. 1:s;-: 90. :> n
vs. s.,. ~: ,sss.;:s .:s, ~, :.. ...s e :' >;
s'n' heated f.Is:. f.sIss'i i.s.soS. e. ss.'s4
s:: 's' s.ss. ss:' a IT,: &c.,. ~ =
nished.
On Isth st. near wysni.s ave. a
s'ss e. srs:a ssta' ssssH s:as nj t.ss.s:
house. Price, $4,000.
g st. bet. i7th ana 1sth ss.. sssrisss ,
II rooms and bath het..ster heat
Price. 5000.
California st. bet. 18th aad Ceiunbia
rd.. IL rooms. baths hot-vatef heaft
pessession September Is. Rrics. ts.oeo.
18th ct. near Mass. ave-. II rss.s an
bath. Price, $500. ,.-
7th st. near Allison et .tfetwsrtAl
Closets. es%snt .DSm .fS CELLAR usa.r ' .nss1s
house; sleeping porch; electric HGhtss
large yard trees and shrubbsry.
Price, 81, $50.
Price reduced $500.
Monroe st. cor. Of i7th, IL rssns asa
bath hot-wnter heat; large cloostA.
Price. $1,000.
18th ct. near Shepherd, rosms, rsesD-
tien hall and bath gas and electricitys
frent porch and two-story feaf pgechs
metal garage; cellar under entire houDos
hot-water heat. Price. $4,000.
W st. near N. Cap.. modern heaps,e
rooms and bath: hot-watsr heat; frs1t
and rear porches: gas; electricity.
3rd St near 4, 10 fesms ara hath, v1fh
large garage in rear for nve cars.
Price. $4.70o.
Fuller St bet. 1lth ana 18th, Q rssns
and bath hot-water heat: front and
rear porches; convenient location
Price. $4.1o0.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FURNISHED.

EGRSfSHED.
HANDSOME REsIDENcE-1c ROOMS: NICELY
furnished: good neighborhood: NV: conren-
iently located; terms reasonable. Address Box
SD, Star office. o0s
ANXIOUS TO LEAVE TOWN SOON AS POSI-
BILE; will consider reasonable rent for semi de
tached, 2-story modern brick; ami; g. well fur
nished rooms; . baths; h. VIII; gas water heater
E: Cap: st. near Lincoln Park. Address Box
93D. Star office.
WYOMING AVE. = CORNER RESIDENCE;
handsomely furnished; ten rooms and two baths
electric lights; steam heat. Address Box 3a5-C,
Star office. 24s
IN MOUNT PLEAsANf-NEAR 18th ST. NV.
Newly furnished. 6-room brick house: gas and
possession. Rent. sIi5 per r." month s' ''nn'eu'a'e
CoNNECTICUT AVE. NEAR CHEVY cHAaE
pantry. tiled bath. electric light hot water heat,
esisr; large p s lSr garags Bent s1se so per month
sirable Groom and bath apartment; fully fur
nished Immediate possession. Rent, S1T5 per
WILCOX. HANE & CO.. INC,
1422 st. NV
NEW CORNER HoUsE-IN sAUL's ADD
T1ON. rooms and bath: large screened sleep
ing porch: completely and tastcfully furnished; !;
immediate possession; lease for one year; $3.50
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
SIS FIFTEENTH STREET.
SEMI-SUBURBAN-BEA LAMONT ST
NEAR 18th; Semi-detached house with deep
covered porch. Parlor, dining room and kitchen
on first floor: bedrooms, baths. maids room.
ings three sides. The house is delightfully."-
cool. Handsomely and completely furnished.
JUNE Is TO SEPTEMBER To- 5000 PER
MONTH: References REQUIRED.
GEO. Y. WORTH1NGTON & SON,
Woodward bldg.
2s45 MILLS AVE. N.E.-TAKE BERWYN CAR.
Completely furnished. Bedroom. living room,
dining room and kitchen: lovely bath; ami.
Also sleeping porch and one unfurnished bed
room: front and back porch; stationary washtubs
in basement; big yard; in suburbs. Can take
possession May /.
il ROOMS AND BATH-FURNIsHED; LARGE
porcRes; garage for cars, fruit, flowers. beau
tiful lawn with fine shade; also garden started
OWNER. 18th and Newton sts.. Brookland. d. C.
Phone N. s210-J.
poWNToWN aEsIDENCE: NEVER Been
T,Ja SsS sen SITEG
ROOM. KITCHEN, PANTRY. LAUNDRY. DIRT
ING ROOM. SERVANTS SITTING ROOM, TEN
i VAST's ToiLET: o GARAGE FoR r TWO e; CARS. Siss
STORAGE ABOVE: ELECTRIC LIGHT; IN
sTASTASEous WATER HEATEa. PRICE.
~ L. ". GRsooMEs. 141s st.
Complete equipment; Il rooms. baths: 8
Fer month hfcaARpsoN sfea; GIBSON.
Main s742-s. No. 1910 n street.
ATTRACTIVE, NEW. TW0-sT0RY BRICK
dwelling; rooms. tiled bath. screened sleeping
porch h.w.h.. electric Light; very nicely Furnish
a. @. HouGHToN & CO.. 1873 h st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST In every section.p 10s
ELEVEN RooMs. TWO BATHS; LARGE
18th and Col road NV. Phone North sg7s iss
DEsiRABIT S5ENTsHHED ss3HII HOUSES.
rYLrR s ~ RuFHHRSosD fIfSo tHae.,.
/ 817 18th 1t, 1.Wa s s 1os
Evening star., 1918-04-18

OR FOUR clean rooms,
furnished or unfinished, for
|. h. k, by couple and child of five !;
immediate possession desired; SIS
to $50; permanent. Phone Main
23o8 or write Box Io3-D, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
815 18th ut. Phone NJ 6464.

THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
s15 18th ct. Phone n. e4e4.
1914 Monroe St. N.W.-6-room
brick, $1,000; front and back
porches, h. w. heat. electric and
gas, large reception hail, wash
tubs, servants toilet; 90 feet Of
lot in rear. This is a fine home.
Immediate possession. Key at
office.
2o11 I3th St. N.W.-Beautiful
home, 10 rooms; alley, garage.
Close estate, price, $4,000.
E. ]. TOTTEN & CO.,
I4Io G ST. NV. Phone M. II43.
TMMEDIATE POSSESSION; GROOM BHI0z.
terms A. n. CAMPBELL. i4io q NV.
If YOU WANT a HOME or INVESTMENT.
HARRY Q. ALLEN. sai colorado s,ds. u.
FOR sAI.Els7. .50o--NEAR CONN. W..
R H. naTH sEnyANTs EInr ylr. ROOM ANp Toi
FOR SALE-1735 LAMONT gTREET.
IL ROOMS. BATHs1 GARAGE; LOT sox11s.
FOR sALE--leeo PARK ROAD.
10 ROOMS. BATHS; GARAGE; SIDE IIGHx.
FOR sALE-so25 18th ST. AND Sozk 1BtA II.
HOUSES ON ONE LOT.
FOR sALEL$e,oo ,ooo RENT, $Ss2 YEAR.
BRICK STORE. APT. AND 9-AOoN BRICK
HOUSE ION ONE PLOT. WILL TRADE
CLEAR.
FOR SALE-sI5, 600. RENT, $50 NO.
s BRICK HOUSES, JUST EAST OF NORTH
CAPITOL AND p sTs. OUR SIGN ON NOT
L. W. GRooMEs. 1916 ST.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

WITHIN Is MIN. WALK OF ALL DoWNroWN
depts.: rooms and bath; fur. hit: new paper
and paint inside. A real bargain at e, 900; mod
crate cash payment, bal. easy. Address Bog
205-C, Star office. 2Ss
Evening star., 1918-04-18
FOR SALE-LOTS.

TWO DESIRABLE LOTS. ssxl2o; LOCATED OK
Grant Circle. Petworth; room for six houses. Ak
foot. A. j. WIEGMAN, 700 Randoinb ~
owner. Phone Col AGA.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

FOR sALE-sI5 600. RENT $50 NO. |,
BRICK HOUSES, JUST EAST OF NORTH
CAPITOL AND STS. OUR SIGN ON NOT
[. W. GRooMEs. 141s ST.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
WANTED-LOTs.

ing alley in northwest section for store snd
garage purposes. Address, stating price and
location, Box 32I-C, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1918-04-18


FURNIsHED itOOHA
Bt2 o ST. N.w.-Three-room nat; newly ua-
pered; large, all outside; I'd floor; Ink; furni-
lure ike new.
TWO LARGE well furnished front rooms; tile
bath; electric lights; for 2 or gentlemen; down
fpwD. Franklin 6596. 24s
ATTRACTIVE. large front room, Convenient to
bath; Connecticut ave. near Dupont Circle; gem
tleman: reasonable; with private family Phone
North 232i. 1es
e22 D s.W.-fwo communicating front rooms,
Furnished or unfnrnished: reasonable. 2osf
MI y ST. N.w.--Room next TO bath: electric
light: bot water: telephone; central. 2es
YOUNG married couple wants 3 or unfurnisIed
rooms, vita bath. for light sekeeping; city or
rsubarban; state locality and terms. Address Box
T5-D, Star office. 1es
TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS, furnished for Iie6t
housekeeping; either to ladies In ONCE or man
aud wife thus employed: use of reception hall ard
bath; no children. Address Mrs. A. a. Reed.
Arlington. Va. 26s
WILL sHARE room. cio4e In, on 18Th, with rem
tieman; rent moderate. Address Box 76-D Star
n3a ND AVE N,E.--Neatly furnished room 915
per BQeth: by month only.
1852 0th ST. Me-, 2nd nocr--Twos handsoineIy
furni1hcd rooms. bath: pfaHo: cut glass, etc.
nut b sesn 70 b ap2EscistsA ~ 1
Evening star., 1918-04-18

6RlCK. 10I20: WATER; ELECTRIC LIGHTS !;
near n. Cap. and r; wide alley. lease for IS ;
month TO menth, SO. Address Box 21o-C, Star
ONCE .1Ss
Evening star., 1918-04-18
FOR RENT
Furnished Houses.
Furnished Apartments,
IInfnrnished Hn,,sea

IN MOST DESIRABLE SECTIONS or oI93
AND sUBURBS-BY SEASON OR YEAH.
John w. Thompson & Company
-Ineorporated-
72s 18th Ut. Phone 1852 lain.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

FOR sALA$e,ooo. RENT. $3.50 YHAR.
BRICK STORE, APT. AND 9-H0oN BRICK
HOUSE ION ONE PLOT. WILL TRADE
Evening star., 1918-04-18

FOR sALE-leeo PARK ROAD.
10 ROOMS, s BATHS; GARAGE; SIDE II0HT.
FOR sALE-so25 18th ST. AND sozx iSta 81.
2 HOUSES ON ONE LOT.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

: FOR SALE-BARGAINS. y
Don't miss this corner house. In southeast.
Pressed brick colonial porch 8 large rooms and
bath. side lights and large lawn. Near Pa. ave.
Fine home neighborhood. Out-of-town
owner will sacrifice for $3.50. Act quick.
See T. B. BROWN,
201 Southern bldg Franklin 1888
Evening star., 1918-04-18

FOR sALE-I7ss LAMONT sTREEr.
2 ROOMS. BATHS1 GARAGE; LOT eox11e.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-12-06
BRIDES ELECT PAY ONE THIRD
ON GOWNS THAT DIDN'T ARRIVE
NOW They're Wondering How They'll
Get Trousseaus in Time for
Weddings

WSOuInyS
Greenville, Ala.-Half dozen brides
elect in Greenville, whose we'd
dings were set for the next few weeks
are in an embarrassing position be-
cause they haven't any wedding
Gowns and little time is left to get
them. 1t all came about by the visit of
2 young man of attractive demeanor
who stopped at the best hote! in here
and soon made the acquaintance of
several leading citizens. BY this means
ne obtained audiences and displayed
n tempting line of samples purporting
to come from Chicago tailoring es-
enlistment. He offered unusually low
prices and liberal conditions ard en-
gagged local seamstress to make any
necessary alterations when the gar
ments arrived. The goods and trim
rings were lust too lovely for any
thing, in the view of many of Green
ville's young ladies, including several
brides elect, who willingly advanced
the one third in cash.
The salesman had to hurry TO the
next town, and neither he nor the stun
nlng gowns have been heard from
since.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-12-06
Reflections of a Bachelor.

Politics begins at the exact spot
where principles leave off.
A girl who marries a man to reform
him usually has to support his chill
dren as well.
What makes a girl believe in the
brains of a man she loves is for him
not to have any.
A woman can rent bungalow for
six weeks for $40 and speak Of it as
her country estate.
A trip around the world, meeting
only strangers, isn't half as much %
a woman as three hours in an opera
box with friends down in the dress
circle to see her.
The supply of flattery never equals
the demand.
A while lot OF people hate work
more than they do poverty.
A girl could get very suspicious of
q man that was above suspicion.
One good thing about investing
money with man is he gets some
thing out of it.
By the time a man has become q
millionaire he seems to have learned
to get along on less than when he had
nothing.