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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

1853 MONROE ST. N.W.-RY OWNER. WELL.
built brick: 6 rooms. reception hall and hath:
good condition; convenient market, stores and
8 lines.
QUINCY ST. NV. NEAR 14th-8 ROOMS, 2
ba this electricity: h.w.h. garage
Lamont st. NV. near 1sth-1O rooms.
baths: h.w.h.: electricity
W. r. sTRAYER. Evans bldg. NJ. 1874.
NINE FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH.
modern couveniences $50 per month to careful
tenant large. shaded garden. Lincoln $685. 2s
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q. u. LANILINUEh.
906 New York ave. NV.
BOOTHS BARGAIN HOMES

BOOTHS BARGAIN HOMES
3 9o-1sth snd,K n-e.. er.: lot 42x1o0; frame.
$200-Md. ave. me-; 5r. frnme; nice home.
$2600-Anacostia. mr.. Logan PIX; 6r., ba. big lot
g So0-lAncoln PIX; er.. ba.; porch front; new.
$3.000-A mr.. 9Th; 5r.frame; water; gar. 9 cara
$3.O0o-15th mr.. Pa. av.; o.. bath; nne brick
x3,00O-Md. Az. mr.. II n.e.; e.. frame; bath. etc
$3O0IIst 4 NV; 6r., bath: big lot. alley.
$3,3OO-Gresh. pl.; porches, 81. b. eel. fur. De-
So 5O0-Corner 18th and e, 6r. bath: nne home
<a,1O0-Sth mr.: @; rooms, bath; good yard.
.39-Flasler pf. 6r., b., GEL; room tor auto
N,9O-F st. mr.. Union sta: ST., ba.; h..w.h.
H,300-ky. ave-. 2-family apt, Tor. baths
N.6O0-k st. near n. Cap. 10 rooms and hath
A.S00-7r., b., 1 acre land sc fare. DC line.
$5.0Q-Fla. az. 4 LIST NV, ST.. b. INV. heat.
$5.0oo-11th 4 Kenyon. er..b.. INV b.: porches.
S5,!50-s mr.. 18th, 1Or., bath, cellar corner.
$S7S0I!rving mr.. 9th. b. fur .porches xara &C.
$8W0-14th 4 Newton NV; Sr. bath, porches.
S&000-Mass. ay., Line. PIX, 2-fam apt, lOr2b,
Sa500-C mr. Cd NV. Tor, b. .nne 3-sty. bk gar.
$6,5O0-Nt- Pleasant. 11r., bath, porchea.
8sS0-Columbia Hgts., sr., b. porch front.
s7e eoo Pleas cor 1or., bath: eel. porches.
$7,5O0-gniv. Dl. NV, 10r., bath: all imps.
,3Vo-Newton Ct. mr.. 14th, fne IOr. b. cellar.
$7.50O-1ath and Monroe, Col hts. Tor. b ami
N,1SO-19th and Park I'd. NV, Or and BATH.
Terms arranged. Possession.
ROLAND C. BOOTH
215 ct. NV Franklip p.no 1.
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CoMMoDIOUs CORNER HOUSE, sT0RIFs
and attic; large communicating rooms; opkn
oak floors: tile bathrooms: property fronts l5g
feet on 10th st., near Irving; ample shads
trees and lawns: inspection By engagement
only. Inquire OF OWNER. a04a 18th Ct. aftet
p.m. ' w
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FURNISH

EUREISHED.
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool. STONE RESIDENCE
Handsomely fur: about 20 rooms. 4 baths.
largs halls. porches. etc: 4 acres Of beautiful
II minutes from White House. minutes from
French legation; charmingly suited to enter
tanning. Phone Main 1898 between II and
IL am. %
DESIRABLE FURNIsHDD HOUSES.
TYLER RUTHERFORD, INC,
SIT 18th IT. 1-W. e.
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CHEVY CHASE.


We are offering nine different
houses IN Chevy Chase. They arr
all detached. with large lawns
and some have garages
Prices range from $4,000 to
SIS, 600. Immediate occupancy can.
b had.
These homes are some Of the
most attractive in this delightful
suburb.
Foe Information inquire Of
-.- -
= 49,, -.
HARRY wARDAAN.
SALES DEPARTMENT.,
wARDMAN BUILDING,
1870 + ST. NV.
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TODAY
By
l.. G.. SCHROEDER
TODAY there are many looking for
homes. Many opportunities are onered
property owners to sell at pront.
Money Talks are Pleasing to the
Ear, and Satisfactory to
the Purse.
Do you want to sell
Let us get busy for you.
Ny Sales Force is yours to command
SEND me details Of what you have
to offer.
L. G. SCHROEDER, -
619-62l Dist. Natl. Rank Bldg,
Phones Franklin 1908, 1913.
100000
s-room and bath brick; hot-water heat; room
for garage. w st. NV.
100000
tionary tubs; fine condition. Near Soldiers
Home Park.
$4,000
Groom, bath. brick. latrobe heat semi de-
tached: in northeast section.
10000
s-room. hath. brick. h.w.h., gas. garage:
good northwest section.
Apply Sales Department.
THOS. E. FARRELL.
Main 100. Woodward Bldg.
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FIVE OR SIX ROOM UNFURNIsHED HOUSE;
good negihborhood: about $s5 me. Address
Box 1OS-D, Star office. Il
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FOR sAKE-1lIPoRTASI.
ALWAYS READ QUA ADVERrISDMENTB.
PHONE n. $50 FOR NrARERS: Or GALL
At OFFICE
WE OFFER THE REST BARGAINS, TIN
BEST LOCATED EoUsEA. PRICES 20 low
T4 1a x Ss sh2pP Kissn At R1Y VIII
OUT GETTING OUR LTST.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1872 y. z. AVE NV.
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ON HEIGHTS-MoNRoE ST-1o-RoON COR
nef mouse: now vacant; newly papersd and
5l9 Loan and Trust bldg. Phone n. las. Sc
QUINCY PI- N.E.-MOsTE ACCESSIBLE SEC
fion OF the city: near all cars; well built six-
room home with hot-wstes heat; only A.7so:
Beautiful Brooklsnd home: built for and oe.
rrup'ed by owner; s rooms; all conveniences:
large lot: wonderful view; near monastery and
,u: nntari: Place; s rooms: NV. heat; eiee-
III, 10Th st: near "; IL rooms; furnace heat;
THOMAS f. PETTY. ao1s 1sth 1t: NV,
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW =. PETwORrH.
Ami; Q rooms and 'hatic uIsupaally' larxv:
double doors: large open nrrpisee e? seanessaii
large yard. with trees. to 20 foot alley;, IN
% s:sss ss1S: b. ref sAs4o s' ss s
4221 9th NV. or Col. 1877.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH Us.
For sale or rent. Quick results.
BANES REALTY CO. 90 i4ta st.
TO REFINED CoL0RFD FAMILY w1TH
81 600 cash, balance reasonable: 7 rooms and
bath; cellar: good condition $50 10th st ne.
Call after 4:30. 918 Md. ave. ne. Line. 2s1s.
FOR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE 7-ROOM
and bath house. located sls G at. ne; posses
sion in 80 days: this is a bargain; conysnien.
to cars and markets Price. a. 2a0. terms. "
mU0RE 4 HILL, INC.
l4D Ii st. NV.
$500 WILL BUY AN EXCEPTIONALLY
well built. "-story brick home 10th Ut. near
u Sc: 6ne cellar: furnace heat: deep lot 70
paved alley. II. T. LAW, 1919 ct. Sc. ~
NORTHEAST WASHINGTON: SEVEN. RooAf
residence: two-story btick, and two gareess
on rear OF the lot; we'll located and convln-
lent to car lines Capitol and Library. Price.
$500. =
JOSEPH C. zIRkLE, 2oa Colorado. bads. J.
RARGAIN-LocATIoN. I4th AND 4 sfs.
10 rooms and baths: hot water beat. Eas and
condition j.. A.-HAYpEN. 1910 g 1t. nv.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. IMMEpIATE
i coSd;o" SSs so i,yns r.
20 ae. var p4 Ase a aH es1 tsfmI lA
sTRYKER 1925 Florida ave. ne. Lincoln
2laS.
FOB aoMEs asp lNXEsTMEsfs
See T hAHe eaSM w. 8 hhiutthtxAs-. Z.
eoe New Yosk:aye: Tel: Main 1ael
FOR SALE 80: s:
rooms and bath each. located neaf sth and q
SITS. ne: possession in thirty days. Here 4
an opportunity. to secure desirable bone far
MOORE 4 HILL, INC.
1902 st. NV.
FOB BARGAINs AND Low TERMS CONSULT
N b kORMAN. EVANS BUILDING.
1920 y. Y. ave. Room til. Phone n. SEA,
Magnificent. 3-story, bay-window brick. y
rooms: hot-water heat room Tor 'g.nge. 71t7
Euclid at nv. $3.50 Easy terms. - !:
A beautiful red brick. sy.window. . ruemi;
furnace heat; room for tarage. Only $Es9a
Easy terms 2o2s LIST NV.
7-room brick. bath; deep yard to alley; 6alr'
81 $50; easy .erms: 62s A sc. -
beautiful 7-room. furnace heat, deep ysrd
Only IS. $50. 3642 10th NV. Easy terns,
A rare chance to procure q Groom haulxs.
bath; furnace heat; colonial porches; deep
yard; only 50. $50. easy terms. Nos. 402 18th
s.e., and 1S03 to 1917 D Sc.
NJ. B. KORMAN, - :
Evans bldg. 1420 New York sye.
Room Eli. Phone Main 1854. :
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1o-RooM RESIDENCE oS EAST CAP
fol St; hot-water heat; double garage.
FRIOH $4,000.
JOSEPH c. ZfRkEE,
n. 4os6. 800 Colorado bldg.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

EIGHT STORY FIREPROOF
OFFICE BUILDING, EVERY
MODERN EQUIPM EMIT;
WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF
THE CENTER OF WASHING
TONS POPULATION $4,000
SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR
SPACE. $4,000 PER YEAR.
FOR FULL IMPORTATION
SEE
f. H. TAGGART,
1920 NEW YORK AVE.
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OUR LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS EXHAUSTED:
We are having, at least, hfty
applications a day for furnished
houses and apartments. We can
rent yours for you Immediately.
Call Main $40.
BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC,
14O8 II st. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SPLENDID sIX-ROOM HOUSE. BEAUTIFUL
" located me- Price, $3.50. Phone Col.
4147.
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WAITED TO Rent.

BY JUNE I5-SMALL FURNISHED BUN
gslow in Chevy Chase or other suburbs con-
venient to town, relisble party; NO children;
must be reasonable rent. Address Box SOD,
Star office. II
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT.
partly furnished house. or an apartment, be-
tween Washington and Alexandria. Va, in
Alexandria can furnish best Of references;
give full particulars in answering Address
Box 159-D. Star ONCE.
WANTED TO RENT A SHACK on RIVER.
from two weeks to two months. Address Box
1e6-n. Star ofice.
WANTED TO RENT-UNFURNIsHED
Sept. l. Address Boz 193-D. Star once.
WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE ono Chill
dren). 4 8 Or room. completely furnished
house , r. June Il 70 Sept. ~ Chew Chase
Col. 8084-W. 2s
SIS FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO
renting siI or seven room and bath house. in
ferred. Address BOX 1a6D. star ONCE. :,
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE or SIX OR EIGHT
rooms wanted by family Of adults. or apart
u,ent Of 8 rooms. Address Box 258-D, star
Office.
bungalow. city or suburbs. Address THOMAS,
ALB Randolph vt. NV.
MONTHS FROM JUNE 15rFURNIsHED
apartment. rooms: or small house: NV. or
Chevy Chase: careful tenant. Address Box
SD, Star ONCE. IL
WANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSE, JULY i.
officer Regular Navy: years lease; not over
$l0O month: best northwest section; Cleveland
psFk OF Chsyy chase; or rooms; ami.
WANTED-A sIX- ROOM APARTMENT OR
house in northEsst section;, not more than 500
per month: VIII buy small amount Of furni-
ture. Address Box .1s2-n, Star ONCE.
SMALL. FURNIsHBD OR UNFURNIsHED
house in good condition: porches; cool; prefer
ably suburbs. Telephone North 176e. -
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS WOULD LIKE
small house in exchange for board of owner.
Address BOX 237-D. Star ONCE. g
WANTED-HOUsE OR APARTMENT. PREF
eraby furnished. having at least three bed.
rooms; q sleeping porch also desirable; vicinity
Rock Creek Park or Cleveland Park; wanted
by June 10 or 10. Address Box 1s9-D, Star
office.
WANTED HOUSES
TO RENT,
ALL SECTIONS.
FURNISHED OR UEFCRNISHED.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD (fnc.J
(Esta blished 1871,
S17 18th, st. NV. g
uSFURNIsHED OR q ROOM HOUSE. on
4.roon housekeeping apartment; by family AZ
, adults. Address Box 1oa-D. Star edles. IL
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME. ON LARGE
CORNER LOT; FINE SHADE TREES. LAWN
AND sHRUBBERY: OPPOSITE 10-ACRE Es-
TATE; DESIRABLE SECTION; 10 MINUTES
TO CENTER OF BUSINESS SECTION: II
ROOMS; AMI. $4,000 TO QUICK BUYER.
TERMS
GATEwooD s. BENNETT.
500 WOODWARD BLDG, MAIN D.
ROOM AND BATH; QUIET sThEE.:
large ward: shade: spacious porches; stone .
throw from ponds and Park road Soldiers
Home gate; IS 600. 438 Manor place.
475O.
FIRST TINE OFFERED.
One-half block from Wisconsin ave. car line.
seven-room house. bath. cellar. modern. well
constructed. large rooms. corner house, "a
rage. Owner willing to take small cash pay
ment and balance monthly.
THE COLUMBIA LAND CO.,
1916 Southern bldg. 18th and H.
FRANKLIN 1892.
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SHEPHERD ST. NV: 9 ROOMS AND
bath; large attic; lot l42 feet: only 81 900;
cash, $500; balance monthly.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Continued.
So. 5oo-5th ST. NV; SIX ROOMS. BATE.
basement, etc.
FOR SALE. IN BEST PART OF CAPITOL
Hi;l-Nice s-room and BATH bay-wtndow brick;
2-story brick stable; q bargain. $4.750. E. c.
! Cats, s02 st. NV. g.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOME; Z ROOMS;
breakfast porch. attic. cellar. h.-w.h.; cleo.
july / icon only ", IS, go; terms arranged. ~
COLUMBIA ROAD NV: 10 ROOMS. 2
sa.ss n e room f for s :sssns
terms.
brick; rooms aud bath: steam heat: fne
condition; room for garage; only So, 500: terms
arranged
SHEPHERD ST. NV: ROOMS AND
bath; large attic; lot l42 feet: only $4,000;
cash, $500; balance monthly.
KY. AVE. Sc: NICE HOME: ROOMS
and bath: deep lot; garden and garage; only
$500; about $500 cash.
TENN. AVE. Ne; ROOMS AND BATH;
furnace; deep lot; will be redecorated and
put In nrst-class condition; s.. 100; terms
arranged.
1903 H st. NV Phone N. 1893.
OWNER LEAVlNG tUh NEW 4Ohh MUST
sell beautiful Mt. Pleasant home; house has
nine rooms. two baths and shower; three
toilets; glassed and screen porch: parquet
floors; hot-water heat. electricity and gas;
has screens, shades and awnings. and is In
absolutely perfect condition.: price. So, 900:
terms and Immediate possession. Telephone
OwNER-1545 BRENTWOOD ROAD NE:
s., 900; immediate possession: double walled
cement block bungalow: Ave rooms and bath:
Is minutes from TreaSury: u block from 10th
and Rhode Island ave. s.
VACANT, SIX ROOMS AND BATH: HOT
water heat; electric lights; near 18th and
Otis sts.: easy terms; $40 q month. WAR
| REN COCHRAN, 729 18th NV. NJ. 59ls. g
a EYE ST. NW.-EIGHT ROOMS; CLOS
cts; bath; servants toilet: h.-w.h.: large
yard: porch: alley; owne. in house: terms:
IN BLOOMINGDALE, NEAR N. CAP. sT. :;
6r. and b.; h.-wh.; in nne condition; 2O-ft.
front; price. 8. $50; $1,000 cash. Address Box
2l7-D. Star ONCE. %
=. = BUNGALOW. $1,000.
acres; rooms; tile bath: electricity: fur
mace heat; open fireplace; loo assorted bearing
fruit trees. strawberries and al other small
fruits; garage; chisken house; capacity 800
chickens; 3 acres completely fenced with con-
crete posts. wire fencing; beautiful lawn,
shade trees; 80 minutes BY auto to center Of
city; Is minutes by street cars.
! BUNGALOW, So, $50.
rooms and bath; hot-wAter heat: gas and
electricity; fruit trees, strawberry bed, kitchen
garden; immediate possession.
BUNGALOW, s., go; $3.50 cash: SIS monthly.
rooms. bath; gas; electricity; corner;
60x147; brand new.
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FIRST ST NEAR w NV, 3-STORY
brick rooms and bath: steam heat: dne
condition; room for garage; only $500: terms
ARRANGED.
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FOR SALE-H0UsEa

&VA 0Ax"uOO0As@
ConssnusA.
ONLY $4,000 FOR
STRICTLY MODERN PROPERTY.
Connecticut avenue,
26O0 block.
North of new bridge
See Mr.. TEEI- with
SWARTZELI.. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
727 18th st. NV.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
A hne residence.
Strictly modern; IL rooms. baths; hot
water; electricity; large gauge.
See Mr. TEEI4 with
sWARTZELL. RHEEM 4 HENSEY CO.,
727 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PROPERTY
AT A BARGAIN PRICE.
Modern in every particular: IL rooms.
baths: h.-w.h.: gas and electric: house in due
condition: within a square of both car lines.
II You wish to secure . very choice property
swARTzELi.. RHEEM & HENsEY CO..
727 18th st. NV.
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uHFURNisHED OR q ROOM HOUSE. On
4'room housekeeping apartment; By fsmily a.
; adults. Address Box 1oa-D. Star smes. Il
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Near 18th and sts.. rooms and porch,
s125
10th st. near Col. road, 5 rooms and sleeping
porch, all imps., $1l5.
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VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
8O7 18th St NV
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COLUMBIA ROAD NV: 10 ROOMS 2
baths; h.-w.h.; cleo. gas: sleeping porch;
hardwood trim; room FOR garage; 5000;
terms.
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$l4,500.O0
One of those attractive semi detached real
dences on Q ct. near 30th. Just beyond bridge.
containing IA rooms. 8 baths hot-water heat !:
electricity tnew nxturesl: completely redeco-
rated: wide lot; alley In rear. a very COM
Portable home conveniently located. Possession
in about 10 days.
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DESIRABLE HOME.

8, 300; $500 CASH; ONE-FOURTH ACRE;
bungalow. nine rooms; g4rage.
$. 500; 81 900 CASH. $40 MONTHLY:
bung allow, six rooms, bath: furnace heat; open
fireplace; electricity and gas: lot 40Yl5o; chick
en- house: flowers and trees: / y blocks to car
line:'2s minutes to Treasury; possession JunS
!.
SO, 500;
bungalow, Eve rooms and bath: hot water heat:
gas. electricity: sleeping porch: lot 50x215;
mediate possession. -. -
q. b. ZANTzINGER.
900 New York ave. NV.
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observation-disclosures.

FURNISHED APARTMENT IN THE HIGH
lands on Conn. ave.. rooms and bath, all
mod. imps., $3.50.
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Park Road Bet. 18th and 10Th
Q rooms. bath: modern in every detail ::
porches front and rear; servants room In
alley; room for garage; possession. $3.50.
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An Opportunity
70 secure a Groom. bath brick dwelling. heated
BIZ furnace. for $3.50: located on 1nGleside
terrace: overlooking Rock Creek Park: colo
NAL porches; paved alley Terms. $500 cash !;
500 monthly. including all interest.
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STONELEIGH COURT-For
rental and subrental, a few at
traetive housekeeping and nom
housekeeping apis, by the year
and fort unexpired term OF
leases; restaurant. Inquire OF
tiee, -Stoneleigh Court, Conn,
ave. and l. NV. 49,.
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breakfast porch, attic. cellar. h.-wh.; cleo.
gas; deep lot: owner leaving city: possession
July l only Sc, 600; terms arranged.
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WELL FURNISHED APARTMENT. 5 ROOMS
and tiled bath: all outside rooms: splendid
light in each room; 500 mouth. Phone Col.
6773-W. Apt. 412. 1888 10th st. NV. IL
FINEST IN THE CITY FOR THE MONEY
ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL BATH: md
FLOOR FRONT; 1911 End ST. NV; JUNE
TO OCT. l. ROOM 3Oe. KENOIs BLDG.
11tb opd r. cts
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Must dispose Of this modern house at once
completely furnished, semI-detached, large
rooms and pantry: h.-w.h.; near Col. I'd. and
Georgia ave. NV. $500. Best offer takes
it. North s135 before noon or eyenipgs
10 RANDOLPH PLACE NV; SIX-ROOM
and bath brick: colonial front and double back
porches; latrobe heat: room for garage: 2o-foot
alley; -, 500; cash. 81 100; owner on premises.
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WALKING DISTANCE OF.
DOWN. TOWN.

Attractive residential stneet;
close to Iowa Circle: southern expo
sure: 8 rooms. 2 baths; reception
hall; hot-water heat; immediate
possession; 5000.
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FOUR ROOM HOUSEKEEPING Apartments;
elegantly furnished: June IL to October Is or
longer: Sos monthly; no children; on 10th at.
near NV. Phone Franklin 5S17-J:
1915 \. h. AVE. N.W.-4ROoM AND BATH
apartment; elegantly furnished rate reason.
jIe Apply SWARTZELL, RHEEM 4
EiENSEY TO-. 727 18th st. NV.
PA WYOMING AvE.-sIX ROOMS. TWO
baths: omfottably furnished: for housekeep-
ing: June LIST to October 1st. North 1922. y
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-31
ENJOYS of Nineteen Small Powers
Indorse Policy Of Five
Great Nations.
N. CAMBOil PRES|OES
French Representative Is Given Credit
for Lining Up Minor Powers
On All Great Questions
Coming Up.

Paris, Jan. ga distinct gain was
made by the peace conference wher
the 10 small powers gave full adher
ence to the organization formulated
by the five great powers, thus assur
Ing a united front of the great and
small powers at the outset of the work
on the main subjects before the mem
bers of the commission.
This was largely due to the skillful
direction of Jules Cambon, French
delegate and former ambassador al
Washington, who was designated by
the council of the great powers to
preside over the meeting Of the small
powers.
This meeting convened, at the for
eign Office at the same time the coun.
Gil of the great powers met, the two
separate gatherings proceeding stimuli
taneously, one in the Office of NJ.
Pichon, the foreign minister, and the
other in the Sale de la Paix.
For time there was some appre-
hension of the sequel to the different
viewpoints expressed at Saturday s
meeting, but the meeting of the small
powers was without incident or re-
newal of the claims then set up for
increased representation on the va
rious committees. Belgium, Serbia,
Roumania and all the small powers
had their full delegations at the after
noon meeting.
cambon Praises Belgium.
NJ. Cambon, in opening the meeting,
took occasion to allude to the great
part Belgium had taken in the war;
He then paid a tribute to the part
played by Serbia, Roumania, Greece
and others. This dissipated any lin
gering shadows of disagreement and
the meeting proceeded with entire
harmony to designate the membership
Of the small powers on the commits.
sion.
In the meantime the council of the
great powers held two sessions, re.
sulting in the formation of two new
commissions, to deal with financial
subjects and the question of private
and maritime laws. =
While the Official communicates give
no indication Of the nature of the
question Of maritime law, it would
seem to be a term embracing Presi-
dent Wilson's second point, Of free
dom of the seas.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-31
ALL TO BE HOME IN 6 MONTHS
Gen. March Says 100000 Yanks Will
Arrive Monthly From France.

Washington, Jan. 2S.-Ceneral p. c.
March, chief of staff, informed the
senate military committee, that, ship
ping arrangements had been mods
by which 3Ac 900 men might be trars
ported rome monthly. and that all OF
the American Expeditionary Force
could be retur' ed home and demobil.
lied within s.I months.
How many Americans will be he'd
abroad in the Amy OF Occupation *
to be determined by President WI.
son, General March stated. but mo:e
Americans already have been des'~r,
mated for return home than originally
proposed by Marshal Foch. He inii.
Gated that 10 divisions had been sus.
gested as Americas contribution to
the Army Of Occupation.
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WILSON VISITS FRONT
Makes Trip to Chateau Thierry,
BeIleau Wood and Rheims.
No One Can Put Into Words His I'm.
pressions Received Amongst Ruins,
President Says.

Paris, Jan. 2S.-His first trip to the
devastated regions and battle front
has been made by President Wilson,
Chateau Thierry and Rheims being
Visited. At the end of tour that took
him through a dozen razed villages
and ending at the ruins of the historic
cathedral at Rheims, he made this
comment:
mo one can put into words the
Impressions have received amongst
such scenes of desolation and ruin"
That was Mr.. Wilson's only ex.
preston of his feelings after trip
that every Frenchman has been hop
ing he would make before he takes
part in deciding what is to be exacted
from Germany for the devastation OF
Northern France.
Motor to Chateau ThIerry.
Accompanied by Mrs. Wilson, Ad.
miral GraysOn and small party, Mr..
Wilson left the Murat residence early
yesterday morning. The party mo.
tored first to Chateau Thierry, where
lunch was taken on board a waiting
train.
The party then proceeded by motor
to Rheims, passing through many
ruined villages and along the old
fighting lines where evidences of
combat are still to be plainly seen.
After visiting Rheims the President
and his party boarded a train, re-
turning to Paris. The last part of the
motor trip was made in a swirling
snowstorm.
Sees BelIeau Wood.
The first fighting ground was
reached as the party neared Belleau
wood, immortalized by the gallant
fighting of the American marines. The
motor cars turned off the main road
and crawled through back lanes to
bring the President close to the place
where the fighting took place.
Col. Edward Nj. Watson of Martins.
vile, Va, who commanded an artil.
lery battalion in the fight and was
later chief of staff of the Seventy-sev.
enth division in the Argonne fighting,
stood beside President Wilson and
Brig. Gen. VIM. A. lIarts and told the
story OF the battle in detail.