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The Pulaskian., 1919-10-03


 The state has been thoroughly or uanized for the Home Service Cam faign ef the Salvation Army, which l. to oe made simultaneously in ev- cry county of Arkansas the week Of October B-1S. II is the first time the @salyatlon Army has gone to the peo- ple and asked a substantial eontribu tlon for it's support Because of the wonderful work done by this unselfish organization in France, it's treasury k depleted, and 1t is unable to pro- xeod with the greater program of Home Service the returning soldiers Sre demanding of it, unless funds are pseYided through the generosity Of eEYe people A fund of thirteen mii- aien dollars is being raised in the 1In7fed States. of which $250,000 is sle quota assigned to Arkansas. Of ahis amount, all except about s6,000 sef aside for national and provincial Headquarters will be spent here in Arkansas.
 < considerable extension of the @eTv,co is contemplated in Arkansas. Et k planned that a s75.O00 building ss to be erected in Little Rock, and SsH coo buildings in Fort Smith and eIal Springs. Active corps are to es. esiYsished at Pine Bluff, Newpoy, pasarould and Helena. The other ftsas Of the budget are as follows:
 asor the support of seven Arkansas ~ofps, including the visiting and re- g.sF cf corp and the equipping and -4s.kgating expenses. including relief af 1oer for Heven corps. $35,000.
 or women and children rescue V eTss, S16,e09
 Kssr 4he training of officers, $6,0O0.
 For contingency fund, S32,000.
 Governor (. H. Brough aeceptcd the position of honorary chairman oi she state organization. and is active 1y interested in the success Of the campaign Many prominent men of xhe state. irrespective of creed, are 1erding fl their active support
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-03

Al the exercises in Marinette, Wis ccrsin. on July 4. in honor of the se. turned soldiers and sailors of Marin attn county. Ma Burdick of Tne Salvation Army was presented witl the Croix de Guerre.
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-03

Capt Granville Burrow, gallant Little Rock dough-boy. who was wounded in the Argonne drive, is secretary of the state organization for shs Salvation Army He says the ap- pearancc of Salvation Army workers wear the front. with hot coffee and sioashnuts. during driving rain- storm at 2 o'clock in the morning as g.a end other wounded soldiers were being taken back to first-aid stations, waz his idea of what heaven must be. k.fke all othersy he feels 6 sense Of personal obligation to them.
 Returning soldiers who are without Sssoney to pay for telegrams are car, ed for by the Salvation Army whica ssaid for and sent over 10000 tete- xrans last month to friends and reia- lives of boys who just arrived in the good old U. 5. A.
 In one day in Chicago the Salva sIon Army spent s1,S11 in fitting out returned soldiers with civilian clothes. Will you not help this wov- 6hx organization in such work here in Arkansas?
 The heauty and sweetness of the salvation Army can never be forgot ten and cannot be emphasized too asFongly. However fine the other or. ganixaElons. the Army is bright and Brilliant Bishop Peter J. Muldoon. Chairman Catholic War Council
 Governor lsowden of nlinois-"T f.xre long been impressed by the val rablc work Of the Salvation Army, bnf never more so than during the rav period.
 Erlg Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt is tho chairman oi the campaign conl nsIftee for the saixas soa Array in s<sxxsxel .Nca Turk.
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-03
SMALL AMOUNT
 FOR WAR WORK
Only 2.o5 Per Cent of the War Drive Fund Allotted to the Or
 ganization.

With such large sums given for war work so recently, could not some arrangements be made to transfer the Salvation Army surplus to civilian Home Service fund, with entire pro- priety?
 Even if there were a surplus, it would be impossible to arrange for the use of money for purposes other than those for which it was asked. But the detail of surplus need worry no enc. Seven authenticated organi- zations joined in the United War Work Campaign of last fall. The to tal target was $170,50O,O 900, and this was oversubscribed by the American people so that the actual total gift reached the sum of $205, ,O00, ,000. Tha original allotments as worked out b. the various organizations and com plittees and approved by the War De partment were as fellows:
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-03
ARKANSAS HOME SERVICE DRIVE
 FUR HE ARMY
GENEROUS CITIZENS OF STATE TO BE ASKED FOR S25o,ooo CONTRIBUTION THE WEEK
 OF OCTOBER 6-13.

e * # E $ < @ a * a E x E < PRESIDENT WOODROW WILL SON SAYS: q sincerely wish Godspeed to tho Salvation Army, which has as
 it's main objjet the betterment of < humanity and the making Of bad
 citizens into good ones.
 No one who has watched even z snperncially the work and prog
 ress of the salvation Army can @ fail to feel the deepest and most
 sincere interest" ss < < * > @ * # $ # @ E $ s <
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-03

IiiV INItSNFitS IISVtTNs NITV" ''IIFsV the Salvation Army had at it's com mand for war work They answer the query as to the availability of q surplus to be diverted by any pro cess however proper, to homo service activities.
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-03

Young NJ c Il S
 Christian As
 soeiation . 56.S5Go $10o, 100000 National Catho-
 lie War Coun-
 eil (K of C)- 176oae S0o0O,0Oo Young Women's
 Christian As
 soeiation M S.Soes 15o00, o0o War Camp Com
 munity ser
 vice .,.,..... S.Soas 100000 Jewish Welfare
 Board ..... 2o5qa S.5oo,000 American Lii
 brary Assn 205se S,5oo,00o Salvation Army 2O5es S,5OO,oOo
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-03
1oo% $170, 50O,OOo

After the noteworthy success of the United War Work Campaign, the ssmo authorities had to allot the oversubscription. In the outcome, the seven organizations will receive, pro yiding the subscriptions are paid ia full from the gift Of S2O5, 0.o0o for war work the following sums:
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-03

ErIgGcn. Cornelius Vanderbilt fs the chairman of the eanpaign. com nsiftee for the salras soa Army in s<sxxsxe1 Nca Turk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12
Desirable Home in Northwest.

Beautiful homo In exclusive sectfon.
occupied by present owner; rs large,
airy rooms, beaut1fully finished and In
perfect, ;conditipn; 4ofeet living OF
quetry. Doors, highly, pelished; COM
= binnt3ou Of brick and stone; terraced
front and unusually attractive en-
tnne: twe-story Eanges with mod
em equipment; every detail. has been
perfected by the owner, and nothing
10 lacking to meet the requirements
Of the prespeetire purchaser seektng
aancc and 'cemfort; 81, 900; reasonsbfe
terms. No. 500, -, -.
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.ETUs TELL YOU ABOUT
THEM 80
$50 '-s' t.T..
Chevy Chase.

SpanixA, renaissance. One-hslf aero
Of ground: beautiful trees: driveway;
broad stairway: living and dining
room opening into large reception hall:
Euests' suite on first floor. consisting
Of bedroom. sitting room, bath: bed
roo1ns ana bath on second neor: large
closets: excellent heating plHnt; large
porches. A real home. PRICE for imme-
date purchase, SIS. 800. No "a.
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Columbia Heights
Buyers Best Bet

Splendid 3-stoI1 graystone-frnnt
house; locatsd IN Columbia Heights;
exclusive neighborisood: semi DE-
tache6; excellent condition: tine
yard; porches; 10 large roma all
outside: Al heating plant: electric
lights, with good nrtures;; conven-
lent to 18TH st. or 11th st. car
lines; unusually large basement
with MONS divided for coal, fruit,
storage; also well equipped laun-
dry; al 600. No. 534.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12
Mt. Pleasant.

One Of the best locations IN Mt.
PfeGsaat: coruer; semfdetAebe1: II
rooms, 2 baths; laundry; hot-Water
Q back porches; small front and side
yards; very attractive Price, 81, 800;
terms. No, 437. ,s.'--f;. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

>, - $50 CHEVY CHASE
: Handsome. home In one or the best locations,
two squares from circle in Mar5lAnd. one
block from ears. tea roons, two. baths; hot.
water heat; electric light; acepfef- hall plan;
extra large lot, l30xlSO feet, on the corner
Eftce reduced a.; fruM SIT 900, to &5,y08 for
ESick sate. Bee tAis. II from the description
=, Nr y sui. s ~; = rArRvax. 80
70 .coLokEp-s.sToRY buck, IATaeBE
AsAt; price, $2too; eaSy terms; heated near
Ey.ns :6sdE. rheSs q: ~.
10 coIORa0.- IAN. eaANlaoN d, aNAcos.
tta--Two-story detached pfe0ea hEae6 Improve.
neatss furnace heat; lArye lot. Pr1ce. q, 35O.
Easy tet0S. DANIEL K. JACKSON, Evans
badl. Phose y. Seoe.
10 coLoREDL szAkpsoAa b-sTUkY HNIcK,
. roems. cellar, furnace heat located near
18th and. T. sta. nv, price, $Y,750: rpasou.
able term. sold 10 pettle estate. DANIEL
K. JACkaON, EMns ha9E. Phone n. 400.
PErwoRrH-ooRNERH oUsA; SIX ROOMS
AID bath; large yard Ind shade trees: strictly
from car STOP: srsakfast and sleepine Dsrches;
electricity, h.W.A., la1ndrJ fshs; paved alley;
tesal fef safsS<; esnaat cseiAt; heetes seai
hia aAd scrSsns; POSSESSION Oct. La earlier.
rTaeA @oA go q e 1.x.e..l-s....s,-
4 HIAA6R sW1bs BURT .DDyOG lUo0U0, 0
fSAoo ana 1At1Ds sxoel1At esa1ls1a. % 3A1s
r1oA0 -! Il - An-
SS(H 4DkSx - A[.3
Gddress Box SIX. staf Tlbee:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

FOR SALE -.
Mr.. Tenant be ycuf own lan6lned.
BUY THE HOUSE YOU 1--we IN
ON. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
We win finance ysu. 49,
Give Seur house sunbsr, IL sesust
Of cash you can pay, the monthly pay
Nent you caA make, -
An Information eonfdestial.
RW. BEGIIA 1870 New York ave AZ.
Call Main $500.
Dan residence Columbia 1So6. >
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Typical Western Bungalow
so ft.xI 10 #, Lot

Spacious. front porch; CHEEKY Nv
: ing roena; plenty of light; open dre-.
places; slidiNg dsofs connsetipE :.
dining room and librsv.. IndirectT
ness's.r , nd. f s,7 !, ~ ,ts ,S 's
-. q sl0,s Sa Closet sss.a snalss s;a q
porch: TIED bathroom; largo back
: yard, with beanttful Ghade tress.
Gtairvay leading fym ,centxai haif:
I've rooms completed: thfee more
rooms tnantshed. wvfth more thxn
the ns,rs ssked; T,sso. No. ssz.
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Chevy Chase-Furnished
Home

A lovely home on Raymond ST.;
rooms and bath. lavndry; hot-water
heat; detached: hollow tile; large
lot: garage thoroughly modern.
Price, SIS 600. No. 81.
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y FOR 6ALEAH0U HEA :
LSsSa11e1.
!: TODAY!a, So. o.
L. G. SCHROEDER
49,. e..
..- a- -.41-s ass
TODAY
TODAY

; Is the time 10 invest fp q home. The
following excellent buys wal mot st1y
on the. msfket long. 1fsY represent
remRrkahle opportunities for home buy-
ing or for investment:
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FOR SALI-HOUsEA-
SHANNON & LUCF1S,
M. 2345. 7l3 18th st. NV


M. 2345. 7l3 14th st. NV.
Chevy Chase, Nd. =.
One squsre from Cheyy Cn,se
heat; electric lishts: absolutely
modern and in excellent condition;
attractive arrangement nne out
look; gafASe; lot 0Ox125; imme-
diate ossession; liberal terms;
SHANNON 4 LUcHs.
us 18th 1t. NV.
Cleveland Park. e. t..
Located on Highand ave-, ono
of the very bert situations IN this
beautiful suburb: located In Sec S.
tion Of expensive homes 10 rooms
and bath; hot.water heat; electric
lights: hardwssd floors; porches;
well kept grounds; Liberal terms.
sHxSSoN & LUeHs.
T13 18th St NV.
Washington Heights.
Excellent location, near Kalo-
rama and Columbia roads; conven-
lent to both car systemsi in At.
tractive residential section; IL -
rooms. baths: hotwater heat;
electricity: modern in every de-
tail: immediate possession; very
liberal terms: Price. $l2 Gee.
lib 18th st. NV.
Central NV. 49,. >
st. ne.r Iowa eirrie. southern
exposure; good residential loca-
ton; walking distance Of down.
town; near both car systems;
rooms, baths; hot-water beat:
terms: immediate possession. Price,
$500.
- lib 18th St NV.
Irving St. Near 18th.
Nine rooms. baths, including
kitchens; steam heat; electric
lights; large, deep lot; space for
garage. on paved aileyi well
located at end Of 18th st. car tine.
-> facing south on good through
. SHANNON & LUcHs;
Realtors, 3 - :.
M. 2345. 7l3 18th st. NV
.. - H..-s
- ..oso 3s:,.---t = -, "a +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

NORTHWEST East of ca.
ave-, a fine brick house contain
ing six rooms. bath, cellar, fur
mace heat. Price, $3.50. Apply
Geo. ]. yesterday, l4l0 G. st. NV.
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BUNGALOW {IRUE CALI.
FORNIA TYPE); LARGE
- LOT s@,f e.

2 SQUARES ff1m o1s; located Ainld Sae6l s1z.
"a Retwseth. 9 {. and b.. v1th mag.
ninceut attic; Gaa. electricity. hardweed aoers,
h.-v-h.. laxge npen Afeplace ard a-R.i; cement
porchW mont and ode; esuld ,sst BE- bsllt to
day under an. 600 Prica. 471o: n,0B0 cash,
balance ter.ns. Prchsses: e secure bosses:
9Th Of. NV, or Col. 1877. ~
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FOR SAI1-HnUHE1
COot1aUo2.

ron sALDIM WAsHus0ToM
Heighta. near Oonnscticut s0cnue
k,an. well appoi.tsd @-
story hutck dwelling. esota1n1Ag
nins sssms and three hatks; hot
wgter heat, electric ughts, gas:
gnfsge. Prtce, 81, 900. =.
THoMAs J. FISHER 4 90. NC.
.,.Ys ~ l5th u. AZ.
FOR sALE-oy ROCK CREEK
Church road near 0esexfa avenue.
q three-story brick dwelling. con- =
tanning eight rooms, two baths:
hot-waaef heat gas and electricity.
This house 10 occupied by the own
er. and posse.sien viii Be giyrn
7ss lsth ct NV.
FOR SALE-AN UNUSUALLY
attractive and wAll-located resi-
dence In Q fine section Of Wash-
inrtun Heiehts, less than one
square from Connecticut avenue:
English basement type. with L.
rooms, 8 baths; vapor heat gas
and electricity. Heuss b vacant
and keys may he obtained At this
Once. Price. S20.o0D.
THOMAS J. FISHER q 90. NC.
1913 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR COLUMBIA !,
and Belmont roads, q lar0A. we'll
appsinted dwelling. attractive in
appearance. containing 10 ruums. 2
baths; hof-water heat, gas and
eleetricity. Lot Is 20x120 b wide
alley. This property is occupied
by the owner: can be inspected At
any time, and possession Will be
given in 20 days in event Of oie.
THOMAS ]. FISHER q GOING,
1888 18th st. NV.
FOR SALEM THE INCOMING
dale section. on q through street.
a aeven-room brick dwelling. with
furnace heat, one hath. gus and
electricity. Price. S8.b5e. Owser
has hved in the house and has
hept Il in arst-cla0 condition. Pos
sssEion Immediately In case Of
sale.
THOMAS !. FISHER q 90, NC,
S38 18th ct. NV. =
FOR sAI6-oy ONE or THE
best streets IN Ineleside. close to
Mount Pleasant car line, q three
story, ten-room brick -restdence,
tricity. Lot 30x10S to 1-foot alley.
The house has Just been reprinted z
and papered, and is very attractive.
Price. SIC COO. -
THOMAS J. FISHER q CO., INC, 9
73s 15th st. nv.
FOB sALB-oSE or TIE MOST
attractivefy located house, in {
Chevy Chase: close to the Circle.
Lot 60x125. House Is exceptionally ,
we'll built. is three stories In
height, with 8 rooms. bath. hot. .
water heat, gas and electrieity..
Owner IN moving from Wsshtngton =.
ard wiu yscate Sept: 80. Price. 4
THOMAS :: FISHER = CO.. INC. !.
FOR SAIE-wfrHiN ONE BLOCK 2
and q hnff Of Dupont Circle. q g.
rfn<v and bnssunsnf fen-rDom bOune =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

ron sALE-coLoRED. NEAR go
I'D IN. NV. Frame hcuss. Tr,ro,
:: 80 JOSEPH G. ZfRKLE,
Main ass. 2oe Colorado bsds. =
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FOR HAL.NL0N ONE or THE
hest streets IN InEleside. close to
Mount Pleasant car line, q three
story, ten-rvom brick resideoce,
with ho<.water hest, gas and elec-
.tricity. Lot 30x10S TO 2o-foot alley.
The house has just been repainted
and papered, and is very attractive.
Price. $40 COO.
THOMAS J. FISHER q CO., INC,
rT 73s 15th 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

FOR sALB-oSE OF THE MOST
attractiveiy located hOrses In :
Chevy Chase: close to the Circle.
Lot S0xl25. House Is exceptionally
we'll built. is three stories In
height, with 8 rooms. I bath. hot.
water heat, gas and electricity.,
Owner IN moving from Wsshtngtnn =.
ard wfu vacate Sept. 80. Price. I
SIS, 900. Must have &,00o cash
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC.
1913 18th 1t. n.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

NV. SECTION. q ROOMS AND HArH;
wide back pofches. upper with shades; attic
over whole house; screened throughout: gas
logs; also open fireplace; two-mfnute walk
also sell furniture il desired. re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

FOR SALEM THE BLOOMING
dale section. on 4 through street,
a aeven-room brick dwelling. with
furnace heat, one hath. gus end
electricity. Price. S8.bJo. Owuer
has hved in the house and has
hept II in arst-claR condition Pos
ssssion Immediately In case of
sale.
THOMAS !. FISHER q 90, INC,
S36 18th ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

FOR SALE-AN UNUSUALLY
attractive and wAIl-located resi-
dence In q fine section Of Wash-
inetou Heights, less than one
square frem Connecticut avenue:
English basement type. with L.
rooms, 3 baths: vapor heat gas
and electricity. Heuss b vacant
and keys may he obtained At this
Once. Price, $40. o00.
THOMAS J. FISHER q CO., NC.
1913 18th st. NV.
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LARGE GROOM BUNGALOw, 1IlMOsT NEW;
%. $50. for saie by owner; bedroom VIA pri.
yate lavatory; living room with large stone
fireplace: dining room AMI kitchen On 6rst noof.
three bedrooms. bath and large iinea exact IN
second nosr: hot-watef heat. electric Hshu,
Detal weather stripped and Seree1ed threukA-
sut; Instantaneous hst-Wseee heater; Immediate
possessioa. sfee 1sth st. NV. Phooe Col,
55SS-W. after pm. iQ,
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=. YOUR HOusEs OR APARTx1NT1. !.
FOR SALE OR FOR HINT -:
SHOULD BA MsTED WITH
LEE D. LATlMER CO..

LEE D. LAT1MER CO., .
: 14sA N. 7. AVE. 49,, FRANKLZNa1 io6. :
ONE or r1os1 A1T1Ac11vs xsxsl1ip |,
6uiit hoanss; B guems,. 3 oaths; q h1xk1tn: esfy
$stoo; inosdtats pesssssSs- - - =
eIRAHp g. MEAN ,ssa. II Rooan AND
MOUNT PLEASANT; ATTRACTIVE 7-RooM
. baths; garage; immediate possessien: price
only ST. 600. t. -, -
HARVARD ST.: u ROOMS, BArHs; ALI.
modern improvements; hot 50x145; earass for
four cars: house cost %. 900 to buiid: owner
will sacrifice for $4,000. .f-..,% TOY
cIRARD ST. NEAR l2th; 3 ROCKS AND
bath; INV. b.; electric light: psssessAon thdrty
days; only $4,000. -sl -
iltA AND IRVING sTs.:. Attractive :.
roen and bath bsaek: inae4iAts Deessss,ss:
psaes. q, 90. = - ~
SUa0DurAduD. .. 1oaam AND AAaR:
SsaR letA aad 49, wasn't; eeRsalA. -
on HAfL sfANa nv G:Rona6i .xaw
bsA; HSw. h.; essesrte nyhn; 16,Soo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

FOR SALE-NEAR COLUMBIA
and Beimont roads. . larOA. we'll
appointed dwelling: attractive In
appearance. containing 10 ruuWz.
baths; hot-water heat, gas and
electricity. Lot IL 20x1D 30 wide
alley. This property is occupied
by the owner: can be inspected At
any time, and possession will be
given in 10 days in event Of aie.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.. NC.
1888 18th vt. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

FOR SALON ROCK CREEK
Church road near 0essIfa avenue.
q three-story brick dwelling. con-
tanning eight rooms. two baths:
hot-waaef heat. gas and electricity.
Thu house 10 occupied By the own
~, and possession Will be giveu
Immediately. Prior, $4,000.
THOMAS J. FISHER q co. INC,
ZsS 18th st NV.
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ron RAI.DIN WAsEuP0EoH
Heighta. near Connecticut avcnue
bet6n. Q well appot1tsd ee-
story hetck dwelling. esota1n1Ag
nins eDams and three baths; bot
wter hest, electric lights. gas;
g.fsge, Prics M5. 600.
.,,Ys ..718 l5th st. AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-12

q, 90 N TEE fRgon-ecoe CASE TAYn4Es
SsG PET nsntA, 1nelsAn. Helne4pel - -
sss ~ 49, =; 60 A2
L ma. NwsoM S&1v43nI
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FOR RENT-ST0Rn.

IAN ST; NEAR RHODE ISLAND WA
large attractive store for lease; rent $l$1;
k6fEater heat; electric tgAtS, <tA-s e1itAnas
fnr ttfs q eccssseH busi1Ses.
-. go. SHANNON + LuCHAs.s 4
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FOR SALE-SToRES.

FOR sALE-LARGE STORE; ALMOST NEW:
all modern conveniences; seven rooms above
hot.water heat; electric light: one Of the best
business places to be had; 18th st. near Colum.
alone carry the investment; splendid location
for delicntessen store. grocery store or dining
room: price, $l5.O
- STONE FAIRFAX. 1s4c N. 7. ave,
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TWO HOUSES ON 81. Me-; EVERY MOD
ern eonvenienee; electric lights; gas; het-Vrter
aesei sisepane pesehs 6seenent entrance ftyat
si1eeas loe.ltty. al o~uing their svn RcDes:
htShest pstnt IN WAsAln4ton. Addfese Mn
z ". BoNTACR. 18th and sts. s.e.
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AT A BARGAIN.
Country Gentleman's Home.

A delightful suburban home. Chevy chan,
Nd, iAteretting and attractive tn destu1 end
arraneenent Five master bedrooms. hafhs.
servants, rooSns and hath. Billiard roon,
open nrepiaces, magnificent pefches. -beay4ful
eroundk- karAge fer carr. a comp1ete n5o6-
ern tabnrban residence, with an city &C.
yeaiencee. This Is q safe and profitable isvtst-
meat, ana pleasant sAd cosxenIeutlS 1oe6ee1
hens. Addrsss Box sl-k, star sfBcs. Is
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- -. -g-.-.-. -
%. 5oo-A LITTLE GEN OF A HOME on
Monroe st.; near 18th; SIX rooms
go and bath: furnace heat. inst re-
decorated-sacant and ready for
=. Immediate occupancy.
> $e,eo0-Tne best buy 90 Coiumbaa
~ ~ Heights, modern thrss-story house
on 18th st. near Fairmont--e
------.- rooms, het.wster heat; electric
81. -. fty; oak doots- -
G.50o-A very attractive house, on New
ton st. near f7th; 3 rooms, hot. =
r'- ~ater heat; vide alley -
$6,0oo-Six rooms ANA bath; fsrnsce
heat, .on Nofth CAPITOL st. This
u comfortable home in the very
desirable nsighborhooo OF 81.
i. - MAftin's Church.
. ..-...:- 80 = = s-~-- -,
ts5oo-eeperaI- attractive apartment.
= type bousek; on Potomac ave.
-s,e.. convenient b Pa. svA cHry:
Z large rooms, tiled hath,T large
ctQsee1; alley IN roaf.s Can Sc
:. soad for $500 cash each. balance
as rent.
wAGGAMAN = BRAwNER.
Oh 18th st, s;w.. pheae Fl. 74ss.
~, Opposite Mcpherson Square.
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Facing Agriculture Grounds.

LOCATED OF ylESfNiA AYE; ss,ws MsE
ING, wTTH NIGHT La RGE RQ0Me AID
hath; CELLAR; Aor-wATER HEAT; LOT
ssIIlhssssrANrrAb DASH PAYMENT; Snax-
AScE MONTHLY. II DEsIRED. $50 !.
James F.. Shea, 643 La. ave. nv.
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f.--ri - ca en- {.

nseated IN Sra; q. bet~sen ~ q -
batS.. seiisr; ysfd % public ailey. fAtsSs
heat. Range IN kftehes. very s1hstanfin1
ana neat-appsaring house. Tefns - sutt ~
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Several Hundred ~,

other bsuses sre q err for saie list.
MANY EXCEILENT RARGAINS.. Let
rs know your wants. Open eyeninxs
and sasurdayr efse a.a :s.s as
:. - .c.lFt.w ne - ~ 90 ..:ots
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FOR AALEENEAR DUPONT CIR
Gle, a Sgtmy, l1-soum brick
dwelling on lot z4x95 to wide
alley. Heated By hot-water; has
both Easf lnd electricity. with
plenty u room for gI1Se. Cah,
be lnspected b0 Gppoastwent only.
fH6IzS5. TYsHKR q 90, Yxc.
s-5.r T3S ASth st n.v.