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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28

pectat1ons, the Kaiser in his new
nunt uniform" the Kaiserin wear
ing gown of white cloth, silver
braided. But though conditions
seemed faVorable-moon discreetly
hidden behind clouds, wind blowing
out OF eminently correct quarters
something managed to brighten the
stays away and out of reach as often
as fne pair of antlers came before
Williams barrel.
The Kaiser allowed himself to be
iooled IN this fashion three long
hours, until finally, losing patience,
around. Getting into the carriage,
ne hotlced an old gamekeeper. who
stared at the Kaiserin in a rather
dlsrespectful manner.
What is it, my MANI" inquired
the Kaiser, who was beginning to
suspect; perhaps you can tell us
why no confounded deer would
come within range this evening""
Wise Peasant Tells the Truth
TO be sure, Majesty, plain as
dayllght. that. Any fool knows that
aiilrilais are skeered of white"
Inc remark was so apropos that
Wllheim overlooked it's rudeness
"hu' 'uTnlnS TO his wife with q
mock bow, exclaimed: THAT settles
your bacon, Dona. In future I
shali know better than to take a
fashion-plate hunting with me-"
The disgruntled couple arrived at
the chalet after midnight, and the
Kaiser told me he would take sup
per alone, i. e., with his gentlemen.
accordingly Auguste was in a fear
1ul temper, though the cook had
provided potatoes in their Jackets
and cold pork. Everything and
everybody was in the wrong and was
scolded.
"of course, none of you ladies
knew enough to remind me that
possess not one garment fit for the
chase. With these words the
kaiserin wound up a long series of
complaints, adding: Order Lampe
to get up full-skirted hunting-cos-
tune of the usual material. with
green velvet trimmings, within for
ty-eight hours"
But His Majesty being so par
ticular as TO color" l ventured to
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
How Thin Folks
Can Put On Flesh

If you are weak, thin and emaci-
ated and can't put on flesh or get
strong. no matter how much you eat,
go to Geo. a. Gorgas and get enough
Blood1ron Phosphate for three
weeks treatment and take as direct
ed. If at the end of three weeks you
don't feel stronger and better than
you have for months; if your eyes
aren't brighter and your nerves
steadier; if you don't sleep better,
and your vim, vigor and vitality
aren't more than double. or If you
haven't put on several pounds of
good stay-there flesh, you can have
your money back for the asking and
Blood-Iron Phosphate will cost you
nothing.
IMPORTANT - Blood-Iron Phos-
phatc is sold only in original pack
ages, containing enough for three
weeks treatment, at $1.5O per pack
aSc-only soc u week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
Blinded by Rain Man
Drives to Death in River

UnIOntown, Pa. March 2S.-Evi-
IDENTIFY blinded by heavy rain storm.
Robert p. Kefover. aged sixty-tw o,
well-known farmer of High House,
drove his horse into the Mononga-
hela river and was drowned. The
horse was also drowned.
Kefover. in n buggy, was on his
way from Masontown to Hig House.
Losing his way, supposedly. he took
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28

a road that lead him away from High
House, instead of toward 1t. The
horse went to edge of the Mononga-
hela River, drew the buggy up the
gangplank for a ferryboat, and then
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28

stumbled off into ten feet of water
at the other end of the boat. Kefov-
ers body was found 400 yards down
stream. The horse and buggy were
completely submerged.
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no & itself caricatues the Kaiser and and royal
The
& MI te time proclain,ns himself
cuci master ana blood.
cee inc pctiness of her mind
10 than thou Business
enjoys himself Fate legislation
SHOW When
ne assaults friend and foe alike in
wal. How Englhwoman aiscrs
COOK that ruled 1.-The mishtest monarch
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
Thompson Feature Service. 1919, Copyright

ca 1919, Copyri
-ourtly Manners That Smack of a Cheap Vaudeville
Green Room-A Royal Lady" Who Would Be
Blackballed in a Theatrical Boarding House
Kaiser Mistakes Friends House For Speakeasy
Insulting Story Told to Innocent Young
Girl-Transparent Royal Afections-Wil-
lam"s Blood 'Lust-How He Treats the
People Whom He Casts Out of House
and Home - The Indian Royal
Man-Hunter and the Kaiser
Initiating Him
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28

Sincerely. William C. Freeman.
1S1 e. 2Srd s., New York Cxtx.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
DEAR FOLKS:

THINGS run in Cycles OF
Six in the Wilson & Coz
organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13
EXCELLENT MODERN
HOME

NEAR THE
WASHINGTON GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB.
large, sunny rooms and tiled bath; ser
wants room and servants toilet: bay windows
on each side of house; front and rear stairways;
interior finish California redwood with maple
floors: hOt-water heating plant. very efficient;
indirect electric lighting: telephone: public
large front and side porch. fully screened
rear porch screened: southern exposure; house
exceptionally well built by day labor; coal
range with hotwater boiler in kitchen; laun.
dry stove and soapstone tubs in basement;
ba sement concerted over all; well lighted and
ventilated; hedge in front Of house: grape ar
bors. fruit trees and roses: blocks to Lyon
hurst station on Great Falls and Old Dominion
railway. Inspect any time. Our sign on
property. Photo at ONCE. Owner leaving
city. Price, for quick sale, So $50; ST. 100
cash; balance to be arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13
FOR SALE

LOOK at this picture. You
will rightly conclude that it is
most charming country home.
Frame dwelling. having modern
conveniences. in perfect condi-
ton; it is located in very
beautiful region close to station,
about IS miles from Washing
ton; about 90 acres OF fertile
land, high state of cultivation
will submit offer of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13
SPLENDID INVESTMENT

comfortable 2story, Groom frame houses,
Nos. 20 and % krafton ave-. Clarendon, Va. !:
y block from drug store and station one
rents for SIS and the other leased for SIS per
month to same tenant past years total $33
per month each contains 6 large rooms. front
and back porches. gas and necessary outbdgs.
which leaves than 50 IT. for another
building il you care TO build. used as
garden space and worth around 1000: taxes
for years, just put on. Price. 81. $50; terms.
$3.50 cash. Should pay You 10 per cent yearly
after deducting interest on trust taxes and
allowing 1886 per year for repairs. II you sell
part Of ground percentage would increase.
chance for one who has idle money. Property
tenants
w. O'HARA,
wILLETT & REINECKE CO., 1909 n NV.
Exclusive Agent above fve properties.
Phone Main 492S.
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POULTRY. PETS & LIVESTOCK
THAT NOISE NUISANCE.
BY II. ADDINGTO> BRUCE.
Copyright, 1872

/ Wa used to hear "A great deal about
I tho activities of various societies for
tho sunnressiou of unnecessary NOISES
W. do not hear so much about them
no.adays Yet the need for them Is
greater than ever
i; Each passing wear brings an Increas"
in the population of cities. ms ny
itself would tend to increase the no.
ness of city life. But, in addition we
behold A continually larger numper
of noise-producing inventions. herain
! cd as conveniences. yet having the In
convenience of augmentlng hupp""
; and din. ohire
Yesterday it was the automoni'e,
the motor cycle and the motor 'ruGh
that began numerously and raucousiN
to assail our ears. To-day we are oeaI
ened by the airplane thunderinS over
head. What tomorrow VIII pr'"S
forth can only be conjectured
But we may be sure that II VII
the deyising of some new Instrurneht
of auditory torture. There IS "oria
of truth in one sufferers lament
Modern civilization IS noise An"
the more civilization progresses INV
noisier it becomes. a.,
Also the noisier II becomes III
more nervous it grows. That ours Is
an age of nervousness is aSsuredIN iit
Iarpe mart because il is an age Oh
, II is all very fine to talk of the
nervous system adapting ltsei 20
strain causing environment
are limits to everything. and we Nd
rather more than reached the llmit OF
our adaptability to the noise thar aaH
and night racks US as city dwellers-
Here. by the way. is "A simple eN
pertinent whereby any one can pro- {
for himself the nerve-eAha
power of noise. Just insert cotl"''
nlurs in the ears when on long rali-E
way tourney and observe how much
better the fatigue of such "A Journeh
is borne than when the ears are ici'
omen to every sound or the Train
We cannot. of course. put stop lo'
invention. We should not Wish 10 par
a stop to invention. But we can anu anu
should make sure that the NOISES
which invention creates are re6lCeu
to the utmost minimunt-
AZ il is. We ALREADY have in many
or cur cities laws which. II eniofccu'
would to great extent reduce hSFN
straining noise. These We Snoulh en-
force, and to them add osher anu
noise ordinances
Jail terms would speedily dimtnish
the noise-making fervor of III" 'y-'
cIists and truckmen whose motor We
hicles' are so driven as to lie lnu'n
noisier than they need be. The vat
wheel" horror would becom" a th'nS
of the past if street car directors were
penallZed Tor permitting H.
Not all automobiles are noisy Let
standards of noiselessness he iniposed
on all automobile makers. and the
modern world would soon be pieas-
anter place in which to live.
PenaliZe. too. needless clamor by
street vendors. from newsboys to JUNK
men. and the nerves of city folk
would soon gain better balance. In
a hundred ways much might be donel
to relieve a truly intolerable condi-
ton.
Some day. no doubt. people will
awake to the dire need for a nation
wide anti-noiSe crusade. May that
awakening come before the nations
nerves have been too sorely stressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13
SACRIFICING MAGNIFI-
CENT ROSEMONT HOME

beautiful modern brick home. No. los Rose
mont ave- Virginia, center-hall plan. CON
tanning o large rooms, baths and stairways:
LIST floor lJx26 drawing room. with open FIRE
place. connecting to l2x1S porch; parlor, 15x
il: also fireplace: dining room. 1923 with
fireplace splendid kitchen. l4xlJ, tile base
board double range. coal and gas: dish closet.
porcelain sink. Lantry 6x1O. four porches on
list floor md floor contains Eve exceptionally
large bedrooms. with open 6replaces and large
closets also two fine bathrooms, one 9xl2.
most expensive fixtures also linen closet.
3rd floor large attic with heat. foored and
could make 3 more rooms il desired. Splendid
concrete cellar SIT. ceiling. under entire house.
has :, laundry tubs. servants toilet, separate
fruit room. steel beam construction, Al Ideal
throughout house. slate roof. cutters and down
SHOUTS double hardwood floors throughout
specially selected nantels. everything in first
class condition. interior woodwork finished in
white house all screened by Woodward & To-
throp; lot 1OOx15O: built by day labor 3 years
Alex andriA banker says this is the best house
in Itosemontl; financial reverses compel owner
to sacrifice now for only $40. 900; terms Sc. O0D
cash, balance can arrange: nothing but the best
materials used throughout: will stand any in
spection by contractor. architect or builder,
and could not be duplicated now for less than
Sc, 600. II you contemplate building or buy
ing q home up to $35, 600 you will not waste
your time to inspect this well arranged home.
Has all city improvements. such as gas. sewer
electric lights, with splendid fixtures: city
water sidewalks. etc, ETC.; near steam and
electric cars and 100 feet from Mt. Vernon
boulevard t20 minutes to Washington by auto
over Mt. Vernon bouievard). photos at office
. exterior. interior. Possession Is days All
informa tion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

IorEl l. a -. AND NATIONS Al HIGH
NAY. = r"a:..> fu.1N>hcd now oprn. natural
gas good home all ~" year FOR famIl, man
possession "a unc,'. g. details from J I
,'oNWEII.. 1899 H. NJ 10
APARTMENT lloT 81: INCOME OYER e. n0l
per rra-s trad" for r.rav farm Or >.Ihurlsr
property Of same value. Viii Srar com. Adtr.s,.
f"N ~ 9 STAR "ff"". ~.
OWNER or DESIRABLE tNp WELL. loo ~
eel Suburban HON" Uf eight irnuNS ami har.
hot Mater heat. electric lights. pnr'h.~. garage
~irnatrd lot i|N IL: prirr. ST ,i0 w.,r7I 4
rNCango for "tty house prir. ~ s. ,nu
Eo>S \ PHELPS. I>'-. 1906 II i. np
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STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
Ask for MR.. .CROSSMAN

FOR CoLoRED OF THE BETTER GLASS
One new fve-room bungalow at Glendale, d.
c.; price. s.. $50; $3.50 cash and $50 per month
and S82 so per month Take the st. car
marked District line, get OF 4sth ct. me-. wall
south two blocks into Glendale, d. c.. Repre-
IRWIN & SHANK. Owners. 14l0 ct. NV.
Main 39O8.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

| FOR SAIr.-ON THE POTOMAC RIVER BE
wen cabin John bridge and tho Anglers Club.
!,..Dn.a TIC virginia and Maryland shores,
large and beautiful is'and suitahl" for pleas
urn resort siSo = small island containing ~.
acres rnJ also of land on the Mary
land shore and adjoining tho large island th"s"
properties are also valuable for factory sites on
rcco,Elt Of the wonderful water power facil
fies for fun Information call at "fcr of II. T..
WILDER. 1870 q 81 NV. ~
LOUISIANA AVE. NEAR eth; COOP RUIID-
ing: leased for 81 300 per year: price. 49, E'.
THCS. W. FOWLER & son. 49, 18th St n. W.
No. 1-BETWEEN II AND I SITS. NV.
On The north side. Possession "sn he given.
Lease has expired. ono of the best locations
on Ttl: st. NV. Terms to Sut.
No. 9th st. Two stores and dwell
ings. Rented for 81 500 year. fir>.-ciasS
location. Have sell same to clos" estate.
Ne 10th st. near + st. NV. Three sorry
brick and store. Alley all Through from + 20
T. Investment good. Building we'll rented
under a lease Terms cash. subject 10 mort
.a-r. all cash.
Tor information write to L. EICHOLD,
Ereakers Hotel, Atlantic City. \. ].
FOR SALE OR RENT.
IiT: 1916 SOUTH CAPITOL. ST. S.E.-3-
.:ory brick. 3SylH0. with 10000 feet ground
,lnra~e. sfstin or factory: s65oo.
10 - ne: 44x1O: corner: suited 20 factory.
i-,tti.ny establishments: terms to suit.
W. +. NASH To- N
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A Musical Criticism.

out her upper notes.
Stella-No. there is too much freedom
u, .riS high "'Cs"
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81 ACRES AND 8 ROOMS

p'l ~ I-S -N.Nh o i\ooNl -
beautiful home. S large rooms; 4 bedrooms
with large closets, bathroom; large hoored at
tic: living room with open fireplace: dining
opens to porch: pantries. kitchen. por-
celain sink: rec. hall: house all screened: tin
roof. cutters and downspouts: concrete cellar;
hot water heat; piped for acetylene gas plant
,not installed: about 40 young fruit trees,
bearing; chicken house: pumphouse with gas
engine; construction of house brick to second
floor. then frame built for real home: best Of
materials used: double floors. etc; located at
The Mount" station. ID minutes from 18th
and Pa. ave. Wash.-Va. cleo line. Vacant.
Keys al office. Our sign place. Price re-
duced now TO s. $50: cash. only $50; balance
can arrange. Worth your time to inspect.
Built 10y present owner for own home.
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on Washington & Great Falls Ry.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-oNLY g, $50;
terms. $3.50 cash. balance $50 per month"; 6
large rooms. sleeping porch hot-water heat;
all improvements: lot 50x15O. See F. A.
LISGER at 1877 Rhode Island ave. ne. Sat
urday afternoon after / O'Clock or all day
Sunday.
FOR SALE-FALLS CHURCH. vA.-ONE OF
the best built eightro houses in town.
chicken house and acre of land only two
squares from two electric railways; property
now vacant immediate possession must tt be
sold this week to close estate; worth $4,000 !;
can be bought for $500.
NJ E. CHURCH.
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
s. .soO-ArTRACTIvE COUNTRY HOME;
Virginia: rooms. bath. hot-watert heat; ex-
tensive porch; shade. frnit. berries: garden;
acre; near two electric lines: committing
distance immediate possession. Phone owner.
J. S. COLLINS. for appointment. Main $3.50,
Branch II. or Falls Church 1&-F-22. 13',
Army OFFICER, going west, will sacrifice
a beautiful home. two stories. six rooms bath
and attic all improvements: hot-water heat.
garage, etc; lot 12Ox1JO IT.; close to boule-
yard.
Price. 5000.
THE RIVERDALE PARK CO.,
Riverdale. Md.
BRICK HOUSE, 4O16O TT: 1OO-FT. PORCH;
10 large rooms and bath: h.w.h.: sewer; large
cellar, suitable for mds. store and living
Cottage City, Nd; also small two-story brick
house, on same premises; good business pros
poets: cheap to quick buyer. =. j. STUBESER.
Bladensburg Phone Hyattsville, Nd, 145. 13'
MT. RAISIER-2 BLOCKS TO ELEC. STA
broom bungalow. bath. furnace, cleo. light
and gas; noored attic; hardwood trim; in fine
repair; shade and lawn; fruit trees and vine
house: privet hedge. Price. 81, 500.
WOODBRIDGE SECTION. d. C.-Two blocks
from r. I. ave:-s-room hollow tile, slate-roof
gas: concrete cellar; wide concrete porch; dne
sleeping porch; beautiful lawn and shade;
shrnbbery. rosebuds u acre of ground; 8
chicken houses; ali kinds Of tree and vine
fruits; garden plat: price. $4,000; very at.
tractive. You will have to see this to apprs-
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
SUMMER COTTAGES TO LET.

ORKNEY SPRINGS Furnished cottage ::
reasonable rent by month season. stage anh
auto route: daily mail: mountain air Phone
Washington. Franklin 29G1- ~
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FOR SALE-STORES.

IN MOUNT PLEASANT NEAR 10TH ST
Can oHrr one or the very hest paving spari o
n,ent hons" propositions in the oity. Tbs
property shows splendid returns. althoug n
rcr'> an pr"-~ar basis. A. II. CANT
RIAL. iIlo II NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13
WANTED.

wANTED-A TRACT OF LAND NEAR THE
city, to contain about five acres; improved
or unmproved; give description, loca ton and
price. Address Box 1850, Star ofice. 15s
TO PURCHASE SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
near Washington: or more rooms. l or more
acres; state particulars and price. Address
Box 327-B, Star ONCE. 13s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTFD-sMATL PLACE. TO ACRES,
near Washington. with good or room house
and buildings: must be convenient to cars and
good roads and buildings must br in best Of
condition: give. frll. 'atTti's'.rs '"','',: .,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13
6 ROOMS AND GARAGE

Beautiful concrete-block home containing q
large rooms. reception hall and bath: large
pantry: electric lights: front porch concrete
cellar furnace heat: city water sewer; ga
rage. same material house. holds l car: also
chicken house attic storage space cutters and
do~nspouts; lot 301l5o: property located on
Linden ave- Braddock Heights. Va; 20 min
cars get of at North Braddock. II squares
to hotse (you can't miss it,. Mr.. McCuen's
place. Inspect any time. Photo at Office. Price.
s5.@15 terms, $1,000 cash. balance S35 per
month. includes everything. Possessions21 days.
See this, it's good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13

FOR Rr:\r-Storr and dwelling desirable for
quick lil,rh and steam table. J leo kolh
9.S New York ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13
BUNGALOW AND "A ACRE

y y :. Y u hI1S0 W ~ y ~ -fO1NI
Attractive bungalow. ) and reception
hall. which parlor = bedrooms II opens to
porch). dining and kitchen: electric
lights: other modern improvements front
and side porches chicken house 10 frui,
trees. some bearing grapes. flowers. etc. lot
IS front: located Chain Bridge I'd.
blocks from Lyonhurst station Great Falls
electric line: schools. etc. splendid
neighborhood many high-cIass homes in this
subdivision. Inspect any time: our sign in
front OF house: Nr. Lamar's place. Price.
So. 200; terms, $3.50 cash. balance $50 per
month. covers everything. Possession given 5
days. See this
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE
Rio New Storage warehouses

800 rooms for household goods. merchandise
ctr Storage. $500 per load. Mothproof stor-
age. Vault storage. Moving: packing, Grating
"a .hippinc a specially. Telephone y. Ss45
WNTER BUILDING STORAGE. 1898 q NV.
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,-OIJEGE GRADUATE. GOVERNMENT EN-
Move will give lessons in construction with
meccano: physics. mathematics. etc. If de
sired. 81 80 per hour. Address Box sc Star
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Aged Owner Must Sell
1913 Acres $500. Including

FORESTvILIE MD: JO-ACRE FINE FARM:
house Z rooms. porches: barn 40160: garage:
poultry honsc etc; $50 fruit trees. with grape
vineyard: lots Of berries. Dandy home. Only
Sc. n0n: terms arranged.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 f NV +. 27Oo
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FARMS.
FOR SALE,

IL ACRES ON BALTIMORE BOULEVARD ::
10 miles out from Washington valuable wood .
has good store. Address Box 112-C. Star Of
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NOTICE.
To friends and prospective buyers in
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

NOTICE..
To friends and prospective buyers in
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Owing to our unusually heavy sales in past
few months (having sold over $50 lots) and
our desire to erect 80 more dwellings in Po-
tomac Heights for sale will very shortly
mark Oh and reserve for this purpose 100 of
our lots. We will then increase selling prices.
Better secure your lots now while you have a
chance 10 get into this beautiful suburban Sec
POTOMAC HEIGHTS LAND CO..
1904 II ST. NV. Main 1900.
GROOM AND BATH HOCSE; ELECTRIC
lights; furnace heat: extra large and high-cel-
ing rooms; beautiful shade: large porches;
one square from car line. Price. 81. CO., $500
cash, balance to suit.
ARTHUR CARR. Hyattsville. Nd.
FOR RENT.
COOL corner room, private family: excellent
MEALS garage. sos Tulip ave-. Takoma Park.
SEVEN ROOMS. BATH; HOT-WATER HEAT;
electric light and gas: two-story garage. holds
six cars; rent reasonable. one year in advance:
immediate possession. II. W. KING, Spencer
ST.. Hyattsville, Nd. lie
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CAMP SPRINGS. MD; 81 ACRES, FRONTING
southern Maryland state highway: log house,
poultry house. tools etc. Only 81 600: terms.
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BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE. ..
3. s and 1O-acre plots. s miles from
Washington. Write OWNER. East
Pals Church. Va. Route ], BOX II,
or call at residence. FL Nido station.
on Washingt ton & Great Falls Ry.
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VANTED-TO RENT OR Buy SMALL
GOuse, dat or vacant lot in or near city Ad
.iTess Box sc. Star office. 10
WILL PAY CASH FOR 8 OR ROOM HOUSE
mi; Mt. Pleasant preferred. Address Boz
SJl b. Star ONCE.
J AN on THE MARKET FOR HOME: WILL
Eay cash Address Box 343 b. Star once
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FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW. HALF ACRE
ground electric lights: water in house. near
car line: terms. Address Box n4c. Riverdale.
Md. Call North 21l. lJs
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on Laurel. ELECTRIC AND BOULEVARD:
s rooms; = acres: outbuildings: well and pump.
Only 81. 400. Also dwelling. rooms. with ;
acres. out buildings. we'll and pump. for 81 800:
easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-13

CAMP SPRINGS. Md: "A ACRES: I ROOMS:
porches: barn: fruit: Philo poultry house: out
buildings: roses: fenced; only 81 900; vacant.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, 10 Z NV. +. 21O2.