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The Home news., 1919-08-08
BEEDE KILLS MAN

News was received here to- day, Friday, of the killing of Charlie Reese, age about B years, by Wyant Beede at Beedeville, yesterday about 12 o'clock in the store of Beede & Beede.
 It is said that Reese had been drinking and engaged in a difficulty with Walter Beede and that although he received the bad end of the fight, was not satisfied and is alleged to have remarked that he was going home and get his gun and come back to clean up the Beede boys.
 He later returned and it is said that Wyant Beede order ed him to leave the store and when he came back again in a fighting mood, Wyant Beede shot him twice in the breast, killing him instantly.
The Home news., 1919-08-08
PLAN BIG PARADE

It has been said that if all the members of fraternal or ganizations who should be in Little Rock during the week of the Arkansas Centennial Nov. 17-22, were to march in the big fraternal parade that lis being planned, there would be fewer spectators than. the marchers. Those who are not members of some fraternal organization are said by the statisticians to be in the minor ity.
 Plans are being made for the greatest fraternal demon stration ever witnessed in the state, as a part of he celebra- tion of the states one hun dredth birthday. The details are not yet worked out, but fraternal leaders are back of the movement and promise it shall be something that will at tract the attention of people from all parts of the state.
 A call has been issued for conference to be held Satur- day Aug. 9, of the state man. agers of all fraternal socie- ties operating in the state, at which time definite plans will be decided upon and a pro- gram outlined.
 The program will undoubt- Iedly include a fraternal par ade in which all organizations will have a representative, with banners and floats if they wish. This would conclude at the city park with address es by some of the most promi- nent fraternal leaders of the country. An invitation will be extended at the meeting of the National Fraternal Con- gress in Detroit, Aug. 26.
The Home news., 1919-08-08
PROPRIETARY STAMPS

Dealers are warned in a statement issued by the Bur- eau of Internal Revenue that proprietary stamps by means of which the tag on toilet and medicinal articles is collect ed must be cancelled when the article is sold. Recently there have been received by the Bu- reau numerous uncancelled stamps taken from taxable ar ticles purchased at drug stores
 Regulations 51, relating to the collection of the tax on toilet and medicinal articles, provides that each stamp af- fixed to a taxable article must be cancelled in such a manner as to prevent it's further use. If possible," the regulations state, ''the stamp should be af- fixed to the outside of the con- tainer of the taxed commod- ity so that upon opening the same the stamp will be des- troyed. The initial or name of the vendor, together with the date when the stamp was affixed or cancelled, must ap- pear on the cancelled stamp"
 This provision, the Bureau states, will be strictly enforc- ed.
 The penalty for making use of a stamp to denote the tax imposed without cancelling stamp is fine of not more than $100.
The Home news., 1919-08-08

Maynard Very Sundayed in Wynne.
 Mrs. Walter Angus of Ca bot is the guest of Mrs. H. P. Riggs, IT,, this week.
 Miss Julia Woodall of Pres colt was the guest of Miss Mary Piercey this week.
 Chief Deputy E. c. Marsh was over from Augusta Satur- day on official business.
 Miss Lena Roddy Cullum of Augusta was a pleasant guest of McCrory friends this week.
 Mrs. D. E. Cummins of Pres colt is the pleasant guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Pier cey.
The Home news., 1919-08-08
-.pm ROYs AND GIRLS
 TO HAVE BIG DISPLAY

Provision is being made i'll tbe plans for the Arkansas s Gi0 GGio0ntppnnial Fair to be held at 1i+tle Iat Rock, Nov. 17-22 for a disnlay dis by the farm boys and uiSRf o;rEs of the state and | am anx- !pnS TIC that this shall be one of tbe f leading features of the ag- .;nnlt,,ral .'s section. The yonng naonle have made a wonder fpl progress in their club work and ant have some interesting things to show as a result ot their study and training, ac- eomplishments that indicate that Arkansas is rearing a coneration that will be cred f to the profession of farming the greatest calling to which boy or girl can aspire, for the farmer and the farmers wife are the mainstays of the industrial structure of the land.
 Young people have much to learn from an exposition of this kind and older people will be entertained and instructed by seeing the attractive ex- hibits that will be gathered from every county in the state. The county agents who are di- recting the training of the boys and girls have promised their cooperation in organizing the club exhibits and the manage ment of the Centennial move ment has promised that liberal prizes will be offered in this department and that ample space will be allowed for an attractive display.
 Several thousand boys and girls 'are members of the va rious clubs organized through the Extension Division of the University of Arkansas and l hope that it will be possible for all of them not only to send exhibits to the fair, but to come to the Centennial and to take part in the great enter talnment which will celebrate Arkansas one hundredth birth day.
 Ii a great fair like this is to benefit any body it is the boy ana the girl of the farm whose mpressionable minds are very eager for knowledge. I want to make the Centennial not only a patriotic celebration but an educational institution in the p'ar,tlclpation of which the Inlldren of today will receive . substantial gain.
 JIM c. FERGUSON.
The Home news., 1919-08-08

Harold Holder arrived home from France this week much to the delight of his many friends
 Mrs. w. o. Scales left today Friday, for visit to friends and relatives in Little Rock.
The Home news., 1919-08-08
WATCH YOUR HENS

n. Hens that do not lay do not pay' You can make these non tSs tSsers pay you for the feed
 ney Tby eat by giving them B. A. da'o dlnomas, IS Poultry Remedy every nsaa @s; ionic, egg producer and and eu TOT gapes, bowel troubles to tnu other troubles incidental
 Stoplo poultry. Red Cross Drug
The Home news., 1919-08-08
IT IS HUNDRED THAT

J France, will be candidate for Congress from the Sixth District.
 There have been no guber. anatorial entrants for more than a week.
 c. P. Newton, Speaker o1 the House, is the only avoweC candidate for Secretary o1 State.
 Harry Parnell, representa- tive from Chicot county, will probably be a candidate for Commissioner of State Lands Highways and Improvements
 Senator Utley of Saline and representative Bohlinger of Yell are opposing candidates for attorney general.
 There may be a dark horse in the race for Chief Justice
 Joe Joiner, representative from Columbia county will be a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney.
 Lewis E. Sawyer of Hot Springs, speaker of the House in 1915, was in Little Rock last week and advised his friends that he is seriously con sldering making the race fol Congress from the Sixth Dis trict.
 Should he do so and be elected, he says the first thing he would undertake would be to nationalize corporations en. gagged in interstate trade.
 He would introduce a bill providing for the incorpora' tion of such companies by the government just as they are now incorporated and under supervision of the states where they are domiciled.
 MT. Sawyer insists that this is the only method by which the government will ever be able to control such corpora tions. "It would be easy to handle the packing companies if we had such law now," he said.
 Under proper encourage ment the south might itself be- come one of the largest con sumers of it's raw cotton. Il can never become one of the principal markets but it car use enough so that it will be . factor in dictating the market of it's principal product. In Little Rock, for instance, there were 2,O21 bales of raw cotton and linters consumed in the mattress factories and other mills of the city. This was in creased the following year te 3,917 bales, while for the 1915 19 season, the consumption in creased to 6,498 bales, or more than three times what 1t was two years ago. This may be largely due to the increased demand by two large factories located in that city.
The Home news., 1919-08-08

Miss Thelma Smith left the first of the week for Sommer- vile, Tenn, where she will be the guest of friends for a few days.
The Home news., 1919-08-08

Tuasds. @rs, Frank Barber spent
 ueSoay in Memphis shopping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-06

1884 HARVARD ST. N.w.-s FINE ROOMHy
and bath: INV. heat: electricity: garage; JUST /;
put in excellent condition.; terms. liz
1917 18th st. n.w.-13 rooms. baths; h.wh.;S
electricity and gas. Price. 1000; terms.
n Y. ave. near N. Capitol-9 rooms and 81
baths; all modern improvements; terms. ODD
Next door to aboye-6 rooms and bathss1i
all mod. imp; terms. iDa
Many nice homes and investment properties /.
in Petworth, northwest and new bungalow
Woodbridge and Brookland. 1,ey
Good suburban homes. in Beltsviile and
Brentwood.
Near Iowa Circle-10 r.. 2 b.; h.w.h.; price. >
S. 600; immediate possession; will lease for 3
81 500. '~o:s
Large storeroom. fine commodious hall aboye:w
near electric lines. in Vienna, Va; S. 2S6;sd
81 80 cash: bargain. s5s
Nice farms and homes in Virginia and Msfyfa
land. ,,oH
II you want property for q home or invests
ment, first.
DoNoHOE HOLMES il
Main 1890. 20 oxford bldg
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LEE d. LATIMER CO.

1874 New York ave. Frank. Gl0,.
CONNECTICUT AVE.
Just north of Sl.oOo.0Oo bridge
handsome home: entirely detached.
splendidly equipped with every con
venicnce and comfort; II rooms.
baths, garage for , cars: lot soft.
front: handsome shrubtery: beautiful
views: immediate possession.
261 block. Conn. ave.-Semi -dcf
12-r., 3 baths. hot water heat. cleo
light. sleeping porch: garage: lot
$4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Attractive home, Newark St. near
32d: 10 rooms. 3 baths. sleeping
porches. breakfast porch. 2-car ya
rage, cleo. light. hot water heat, peb-
ble-dash finish. Lot soft. front. Fine
order. Price, $1,000.
Another in Cleveland Park-A gem
OF home for small family. Artistic.
beautiful, magnificent view: finest
architectural design; charming, first
floor; D bedrooms; especially bne. dry
cellar. lot 5oNl35.
only $4,000.
NEAR PIERCE'S MILL
Wonderfully attractive stone aunSa-
low: > bedrooms. ba tbs. maids room
and bath; beautiful woodwork, stou..
gavage: over one acre OF ground: beau
tiful forest trees. See Us for price and
further particulars.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
1000 block. : rooms and ba th.. 1900
1900 block Biltmcre ST., 1or., :bsil .5n
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$4,000

In Connecticut Avenue,
eight bedrooms, four baths,
two sleeping porches, d
home with side windows
and a lot 2ox1lO; one
square north of the 81, OO0.-
coo bridge.
We do not know of an
other new home with a lot
29xll0 in Connecticut Ave
nue. that can be bought for
$4,000. All completed
homes are sold. 27l7 is
open daily until dark.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc.
No Place Like Homo:
No Home Like Ours.
Building Owner. Established 1899
Woodward bldg, 18th and ii st>.
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Mount Pleasant.

Attractive home on kilbourne
st. near 18th; very good location:
Just one-half SO. from street cars
and surrounded by expensive
homes: L. rooms and bath; up-to-
date in every detail; maids room :
pantry: courtroom on first floor:
hot-water heat: electric lights:
oak flooring: newly papered and
painted; ready for immediate oc-
cupancy; garage; lot 10o feet
deep: $14. 600.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
4713 18th St. NV.

A new two-story brick house'S'
y rooms and 2 baths; h.-w.h..:....
cellar, electric lights, sanitary
tubs; front porch, breakfast
porch and sleeping porch. IL Il
PRICE, $40, 500. says "a
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILL TRANSFER LEASE TO ONE BUYING
my furniture Of FIVE rooms: bargain II there
Is such animal in Washington. Send address
| and telephone number 10 Box 3l5-A, star
office
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Chevy Chase.

A beautiful detached home. To-
Gated on keokuk ST.. one-half
square from Conn. ave-: large lot:
full grown hedge. shrubbery;
beautiful lawn: absolutely mod
ern: house contains 10 rooms. .
baths; steam heat: electricity;
laundry; beautiful designed center
entrance plan. garage on lot. wide
alley; an opportunity to obtain an
attractive home with beautiful
surroundings: immediate posses
sion; very liberal terms; $4,000.
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! IF INTERESTED IN BUYING A NEW HOME
phone, write or call our office We have them
located northeast, southeast and northwest.
Main SO. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81
sIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON 9Th ST.
within squares Of East Capitol: cellar; fur
mace heat; nice front yard. Price, $3.50; on
very reasonable terms.
Main SO. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
NICE BROOM HOUSE DOWNTOWN; LOT
| 25x12o. Price. $1,000; $1,000 cash. balance
monthly.
, Main SO. CHAs. D. sAGER Main 81.
IN COLUMBIA HE1GH1S-.BEAUT1FUL s.
| room and attic home: h.w.h.; electric lights;
screens; awnings; irst-class condition through
out. Price, $3.50.
Main o. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
good section northwest. with exceptionally nice
front and rear yard: front porch; cellar under
entire house; excellent condition. Price
81 $50; $500 cash, $47. 80 per month, including
all interest.
Main SO. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
ON 18th ST. NoRTHEAsT-NIcE GROOM
and bath home. Price. $500; $500 cash. bal
ance monthly.
Main So. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-BEAUTIFUL
11-room and 2-bath home: all modern appoint
! ments. Price. $3.50; reasonable terms can
be arranged.
Main SO. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
ON CALIFORNIA ST. BETWEEN 18th AND
19th-Beautiful broom and 2-bath home; all
modern conyeniences. Price. $10,950.
Main So. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
IN PTwoRTH-EXCEPTTo NICE
Groom and bath home: h.w-h.; electric lights;
sleeping porch; garage. Can be bought rea-
sonably easy terms.
Main SO. CHAs. D. sAGER Main 81.
NEAR TENNESSEE AVE AND D ST. Ne
Nice Groom and bath home: front and rear
porches. Price. 50, $50; $500 cash, balance
monthly.
Main So. oHAs. D. sAGER- Main 81.
ON 18th ST. N.w.-NEAR COLUMBIA RD-
Splendid 1O-room home: h.w.h.; electric lights
Price, So, 500; terms.
Main SO. CHAs D. sAGER. Main 81.
BEST SECTION THRIFTON, vA-SPLEN-
did Groom bungalow within one half square OF
car line; h.w.h.; electric lights; front and
double rear porches; easy terms be made
Main sc. CHAs. D. sAGER Main 81.
ON NORTH CAPITOL ST.-ENCELLENT G.
room home; 20 #. wide; nice rear yard front
porch; terms.
Main SO. CHAs D. sAGER. Main a..
home on two floors; Pittsburgh heater Price.
$1,000. Renting for $45 per month Owner will
accept as part payment automobile valued I'D
to $1,000. An unusual opportunity.
Main SO. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS EXCEPTIoNAL-
ly nice 6-room and bath house; nice attic.
Price, SIS, $50; $3.50 cash. balance monthly
Main &c. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
EXCELLENT 7-RooM HOME IN COLUMBIA
Heights; lot 30x100; open fireplaces Price.
$500. |
Main &c. CHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
CORNER HOME ON PARK ROAD NV
II rooms and 2 baths. Steam heat Electric
lights Large lot. Immediate possession. |
Price. $14,500. |
Main SO. oHAs. D. sAGER. Main 81.
ON BILTMoRE ST. BETWEEN 18th AND
10th N.W.-BeautifuI 10room home. Steam |
heat. Electric lights. Splendid condition
throughout Double brick garage Immediate |
possession. Price, 81, 900. Terms can be ar
ranged.
Main SO. CHAs. d. sAGER. Main 81.
92S 18th st. NV.
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Cleveland Park Detached Home

One of the incest homes in this
excellent suburb; 13 rooms.
baths; hot-water heat; electric
lights: open fireplaces: all in per
feet condition: spacious porches:
beautiful grounds; trees: shrub
berry: excellent location. with fine
outlook; vacant and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy, liberal terms;
$40, 500.
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Chevy Chase.

Near Conn. ave, on one Of the
incest streets in this attractive
suburb. modern home, containing
Z rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
electric lights; completely equip
ped; screened throughout: large
lot to broad alley. Price, 50, 800.
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PetWorth.

Modern detached home, contain
ing 6 rooms and bath: reception
hall; hot-water heat; electric
lights: laundry tubs; porches:
beautiful lawn; deep lot TO wide
alley; excellent section composed
almost entirely of home owners;
location convenient to Soldiers
Home Park and near car line;
house now vacant and ready for
immediate occupancy; liberal
terms. Price, $6,7
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WANTED-TO RENT.

FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED HOUSE.
preferably suburban: must have large lot Ad-
dress Box .S9-A. Star Office
SIN OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, NEAR CAT
itol; might buy if small monthly payments
could he arranged Call Capitol. Branch SIS ;,
WANTED HOUSES
To RENT.
ALL SECTIONS.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD unc.).
Established 1871,
slI 18th st. NV. III
4 RESIDENCE WITH FIVE BEDROOMS AND
two baths for occupancy ty Sept. /: must he
in good neishhorhood and on direct line OF
cars. Address Box 2t9-A. Star office.
OR i ROOM HOUSE TO RENT; WILL PA
first Is months rent in advance. Address BOX
.31-A. Star office. Z,
WANTED-BY OR BEFORE SEPT. j. Fouk
to six room unfurnhcd house. apartment or
nat: any desirable section: permanent. Al
dress BOX 1867. Star office.
So BONUS FOR LEASE OF GROOM tNFUR-
pished apt or 6r house. rent about SO; per-
mancnt. Address Box S33A. Star office. g
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

RARCAIN IN SUITE OF OFFICES; NINE
ROOMS: electric lights; three rooms very large
infer telephone system installed: situated near
18th and +; rent for only SIS. rent not raised
during war: present tenants vacatinG for larger
quarters: want some one to take over quarters
to save cost of moving lEfer-phone equipment.
Address BOX - Il, star office.
FOX EENT-VERY DESIRABLE SUITE OF
communicating office rooms. End foor. 1908
II St NV; electric light; all modern con-
yenienccs.
JESSE l.. HEISEELL. 1903 81 ct. NV.
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BY OwNER-NEw GROOM AND BATH
dwelling; hot-water heat: electric light; 4th St
near U, Highview; $3.50. Address Box 10 B,
Star office.
149 THOMAS ST. N.W.-SIX ROOMS AND
bath; light brick; furnace heat; excellent re-
pair; make offer of cash terms. Write
FOR SALE BY OWNER-TEN-ROoM, RED
brick. gray stone trimming; southern exposure;
convenient to two car lines, school and mar
ket; Girard st. NV; price, 1890: owner leav-
Ing city. Address Boz 1854, Star once. s.
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Near Union Station.

Near Union Station.
Eight rooms and bath: hot
water heat; attractive. light brick
bay window front home; walking
distance OF downtown; near all
cars; immediate possession; liberal
terms; $500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS,
Main 2345. 713 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

SHANNON & LUCHS.
NJ. 2345. 7l3 18th st. NV.
Attractive Home in
Washington Heights.
Center-eptrance plan: well de-
signed for entertaining and mod
ern in every detail: IL rooms.
baths: servants bath: located
convenient to car lines: attractive.
high location, section OF high
values; liberal terms; $500.
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GOOD BARGAIN-DETACTIED RAYWINDOW
frame; rooms; all mod imp; electric lights;
near stores, churches and school, squares
from cars. Apply 1909 9Th. Congress Heights. y
WILLARD ST. N.W.-FOR SALE, 6 ROOMS
and BATH gas; electric lights; cement colonial
porches; back yard to alley; vacant. Price
s., $50. Owner, NJ. f. SIMPLIFY, 14th and G
SITS. NV. Room 900 First National Bank; resi-
dence. 60 18th st. ne. g
CIR. BRICK HOUSE, Ne; TO WIDE ALLEY,
front yard; good condition; 81 $50. $3.50 cash,
S35 month. Apply to owner, +. ]. LUkENS.
2402 14th st. NV. Col. 7O3:. s.
14s5 9th ST., CORNER OF P-FOURTEEN
outside rooms, side porch; suitable for doctor.
dentist or roomng house; vacant; immediate
possession; easy terms. Apply OWNER, 20S
Colorado bldg. Tel. M. COL.
11th ST. NV BETWEEN PARK ROAD AND
Monroe-1O rooms and bath; upper and lower
back porches; 1st-foor porch inclosed in glass;
steam heat, electricity, awnings and screens
throughout. Price. $3.50. Terms can be ar
ranged.
Rhode Island ave. NV. between 14th and
15th-12 rooms. tiled baths, kitchens, cleo
tricity, gas, hot-water heat; large yard. shade
trees; garage, cars. Price, SO, 600; $1,000
cash, bal. can be arranged.
St. ne. between 3rd and 4th-S rooms and
bath; gas; cellar; near Capitol and Senate
and House office buildings. Price, ONLY
$4,000; $500 cash, balance monthly.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
9th and New York ave.
MT. ROOM, TWO-BATH.
new house; strictly nodsu: double garage.
1914 Ontario place.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
Observation-Disclosures
100 F. ST. NV.
Three rooms and bath.
Also two rooms.

1888 9Th ST. E.W.-APT., SECOND-FLOoR
front. complete for housekeeping running wa
ter. gas range next bath can accommodate =
agreeable couples ladies'; no objection to
$50 per month in advance North 25s2. -
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BEAUTIFUL R. AND B. APT; AMI.
completely furnished for Ink. including gas.
electricity, phone. etc. all outside rooms with
deep closets; l square Of cars; $50 month.
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IDEAL SPOT for those wishing 4 rest in the
country: West End farm; large, shady lawn;
high. healthy location; terms reasonable Ad-
dress Mrs. 4. Shoemaker, PurcelIville Va. Y
IDLEWILD. FINE FAMILY RESORT ON
Chesapeake bay: bathing. boating. fishing, crab
bling: week end auto trip. Phone 37-2o Idle
Wild Shady Side. Md. IL
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THE SENECA. CT d N.W.-ENTIRE FLOOR.
three rooms. bath; gas range; electric light;
three elo9ets; every modern convenience. Key
in restaurant. first 0por.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE FAIRMONT. 1910 FAIRMoNT ST.
nw.+second.story front; rooms. reception
ball and bath: completely furnished linen,
silver, china. etc. Gall fren t. 10 pm,
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WANTED-ROOMs WITH BOARD

TWO YOUNG naval officers desire room with
two beds. preferably with board. in a thorough
ly modern private home; not in a boarding or
roomlng house; northwest preferred; price
must be reasonable Address Box 337-A, Star
office. 81
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-idS-2TTH ST w.-Sngie room with porch
for gentlemen. Sd floor next bath; no other
J'"n..s- ca same floor; private family; near
sar' 4fsas and cafe, so. North 105J. bet. o
a
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1870 EYE ST. N.W.-Rehned lady to share
large. double room; twin beds; private ba tn /;
balcony; references %
1874 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Large front
room: suitable for two more persons 60
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR PRIVATE HOME:
three rooms and bath; gas and electricity: 500
unfinished. SO furnished, to family of two
to four persons; close i'll on the heights. Col.
f4DS