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WANTED FARM AT oNCE-Have a

WANTED FARM AT ONCE-Have
buyer who wants a partially stocked
farm that can be developed into pay
ing one, possession of which can be
had on first payment of $700 to
81 900. Wants comfortable buildings.
sugar orchard and wood lot, fairly
near school, but distance TO railroad
or village not material il not too far
from fair road. Possibly would pay
down as first payment as high as
81 500 if convinced he could begin
living the day he moved on.
Give full particulars and best terms
first letter. George F. Lawrence, Agt
L. A. Strout Farm Agency, Manches-
ter, Vt. No fee or other charge ex-
cept we find the buyer. sow
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may be expected before cold weather

may be expected before cold weather
comes again. Coal is more plentiful
now than it is likely to be for some
time to come, and retail dealers and
likewise consumers will probably have
no better opportunity to place orders
with their dealers for next winters
supply. The loss of production in
February was AZ percent as compared
with full time output. Should next
winter be much more severe than the
one just past, which probably is a
foregone conclusion, state Of short
age is likely to result, unless coal is
mined and transported during the
coming spring and summer.
Is there anything the matter with
the United States? Is there any doubt
that Uncle Sam has big commercial
future before him? Is there any
question that he has the men, the
money the materials and the opportu-
nifty to remain the world leader in
business and industry? Does anyone
think that six months from now Am
erican business will be stagnant
Does anyone think that the future of
American business will be frightened
by stagnation? Does anyone think
European business men are sitting i'd
lie during these important days, wait
ing for something to happen? Which
is it to be with American business men
wishbone or backbone? Our boys
when they were lover there" did not
wait-they started something and
they finished it. American troops do
not know how to retreat. American
business men are of the same caliber.
Now is the time for the advance of
American business men. Start some
hing, and start it NOW-AND KEEP
IT GOING.-American Lumberrnan.
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Getting America to pull the Euro
pcan chestnuts out Of the fire, is the
way the League Of Nations move
ment is sized up by Editor George D.
Lindsay, of the Marion, Indiana,
Chronicle. And Uncle Sam will get
his fingers burned II he consents to
play the part assigned to him.
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SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS

The Journal has discontinued
the practice Of aeknow Lodging re-
Rittanees by postcard receipts,
and asks its subscribers TO de-
pend upon the labels on their
papers for this information. II
the date on the label on your
paper In not changed on the Sec
ond issue after your remittance Is
made kindly notify this Office of
its amount and the date IL was
srnt.
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FOR SAI.E:-Ho1se, barn and out
buildings, 2h acres land, includes
building lots, quantity Of young fruit
trees and small fruits. Water in
house. Buildings in good repair
Shade. Would trade for farm. J. r.
Kilburn, Manchester Center, VT. 30 q
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FINANCIAL REPORT, MANCHES.
TER BRANCH. AMERICAN
RED CROSS

For February and March 1919.
Balance on hand, Mar. !, 1919 S303.63
Refund from Co. Chapter for
Civil Relief .............. $500
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FOR SALE-Ornamertal Shrubs,
Trees, Vines and Herbaceous Peren-
malls. Over 100 kinds and sizes at
lowest prices, +. o. b. your auto, wagon
or market basket, c. 4. Knapp, North
Bennington, VI. 47-8w
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s37s.63

Balance on hand, Mch. 81 S262.34
Receipts for membership are not
included in the above as amounts so
received are forwarded to the County
Chapter.
Acknowledgment is made Of the fol-
lowing memberships which have not
been previously acknowledged
Miss Alice +. Bennett
Mrs. Sarah J. Bennett
r. Z. Way
Mrs. r. r. Way
Respectfully submitted.
W. H. SHAW, Treas.
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FOR SALE--Yearling Registered
Holstein Bull. 500 fence posts sharp
cred ready to set. T.. S. Pike, Ar
lington, VT, RED. 2. 50-4w
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P. J. Zabriskie, Supt. Jersey City
Stock Yards Company, Jersey City,
New Jerspv

Says: We used RAT SNAP purchas.
ed of you about our plant for the ex.
termination Of rats with marked sue.
cess. 1t is wonderful preparation
1t did beyond question all your claimed
it would do-killing the rodents, driv.
ing them from their haunts, and elm.
mating odors arising from their death
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FOR SALE--White Leghorn eggs
for Matching. 81 setting. San
born and Lord strains. The best lay
ing stock on the market. W. X. Hard.
Manchester, Vt. att
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FOR SALE-Baled hay and loose
hay, also fifty bushels india wheat,
Geo. l.. Richardson, Peru, Vt. Soft
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WANTED

WANTED--All-round woman cook,
3Oth April, at small family resort;
airy kitchen, every convenience; plen-
ty help, all white; highest prompt pay
according to ability and work turned
off; nice room to self; must be tenn
perate. Write for fuller particulars
and give age, experience, references.
"MACNAUGHTAN'S," Manchester,
Vermont. 5l-2w
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FOR RENT
HELP WANTED--FEMALE

WANTED--Young women 10 learn
to make artificial flies Address c. r.
Orvis Co., Manchester, VT. 38-H
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We cheerfully endorse its use in
places invested with vermin. Fom
sizes, 25c, SOC, 81. and SO. T. J. Heal
ey, Manchester Depot, VT ad,
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FOR SALE

RABBITS-Thrifty fine ones. Your
choice cheap while they last. T. C.
Matteson, at Macnaughtans. 5l-2w
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THE CHOICE OF A SCHOOL
largely determines the success OF the
student II you select the
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your expectations viii BE- fully realized.
We provide for our students the best
Of everything In business education ana
no train them that they ARE qualified to
I'LL the best positions and earn the
highaNt salaries. For new catalogue
ess~ess, cARNBI.L * HOLT, Albany.
NJ
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NEAR 18th AND Pack RoADIyERY
desirable and harmtne home. roo4s
% 6oerss and hath: cleo. iights, and
other modern convenience Price,
81 e60 WILLIAM q. PHILLIPS.
WILLIAM a. PHILLIPS.
Successor 10 Phillips q saeer. Inc.
Phone Main 9S.
THIS HOME WILL BE SOLD QUICK.
ly. Near Union station: 9 rooms and
hath. and other MODERN cssve.ssncss:
room for Gsrage. Price. $3.50; terms.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
Successor 10 PHILIPPE . saess, Inc.
Phone Main %.
BEAUTIFULLY ARRANGED BCUGA-
low: 2 rssAs s.l hath: h.-w.A.; eiec.
i.hts: room for sa,se. r,.ss. $50;
tnee1eedng tsfAs. Near 14eA St car
line. WILLIAM q. PHILLIPS,
Successor u Phillips q eageI, Inc.
PAsaa Main 20.
NOW vAcANr-ARfrs oALLY
planned hone, 10 roo0s and de hath
hardwood trim throughout; h--w.h;
else. nghts; excellent tefms. Near Du
poat Circle. A ePLENDTD RUY AT
SloB0o WILLIAM q. PHIrGIPA,
Successor IN Phillips q sAger. Inc.
Phone Main 0s.
A RARE CHANCE-PRIcR. o $50
One square from Lincoln Park; 9 rooms
and hath: h.-w.h.: e1ee. hGhts: roam
for garage. Possession In ffteea oays.
WILLIAM 4. PHILILPs.
Successor to Phillips q saesf. lne.
Phone Main %.
IN DEsIRABLE SECTION or CITY.
Only .. TO. 8 rssns aal ham; NV.
heat; cleo. liRAfs: full laundry equip
nent. WILLIAM 4. PHIIIIPG
sueces.sg 10 Phillips . aASes. Inc.
Phone Nah ..
charming hone Of 8 g1ome - hath:
h--w-h.: electric hshfs: - 1seA Crsek
Church road. Price. o. 500: essd tnsns.
WILLIAM @. PHILLIPS,
euceeasoe 10 Philnps 4 Eager. iae.
Phone Main %.
vACANT-ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
A GOOD HOUSE AS AN INVEST
MENT? We have ose Of II rosns and
bath, h--w.h. and Other modern eeaven-
iences, in desirable location In north
east; near Rovt. depfs.
WILLIAM o. PHILLIPS,
Successor TO Phillips q sager, lac.
Phene Main 81.
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE YARD; SEMI
detached Rick: o F0sns and hath; dou-
BILE Doech In rear; wide freaf poeeh:
h--W-h-: elec. lights; splendid ioeatian
In northwest. PYice, - no: teKaa.
WILLIAM o. PHILLIPS,
Successor 10 Phillips . oageR, lne.,
Ph. Main e. leo n. T. ave. a-w
ARGE, PRETTY H0KE o. 0k, d. q
,f1see heat. large porchea, cellar. ateie: 4
4 oe111o. al In pretty lawns al sasl
ose - cars; pretty st.: Hyattsvi1la; ~
% ealh. - 1eathiy: agfck psssssstsa. a
WALAER. Keasis hads.. lIth an1 q.
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VERY ATTRACTIVE s. ROOM
bungalow. in best section Thrifton.
Va: within one-haif square of
car line: h.w.h.: electric lights.
Price. A,8o0. On very reasonable
terms.
cHAs. d. sAGER. ' 81 81.
VERY ATTRACTIVE BROOM
and bath home. on East Capitol ct.
near It'll: h.w.h. Price. $500.
Terms can be arranged.
CHAs. d. sAGER. 81.
ONE OF sAUL's ADDITION
most attractive detached corner
homes. 10 rooms; thoroaehly mod
en thruusheut: exceptionally well
built; garage 70 correspond With
house: garden; shrubbery; front
and side poeeles. Price, S1b. 900.
Terms can be arranged.
CHAs. D. sAsER. 81.
EXCELLENT g. ROOM HOME
with h.w.h-; electric lights: front
and rear pefches; within one
square Of 18th street car line.
Price, 1850. $500 cash, balance
monthly.
CHAs. D. sAGER. 81.
ON KENTUCKY AVE. JUST OFF
Lincoln Park. Groom and bath
home with h.w.h. Price, 5000.
Reasonable terms.
cHAs. d. sAeER. main 81.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER home.
= Northwest. H.w.h. Electric lights.
Front and rear porches. Price,
$3.50. Reasonable terms.
CRAs. d. SAGER. T.
on NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
efoo0 honse; 20 feet wide: nics
rsar yard: front porch. Price,
$1,000. Tefms.
CHAs. D. eAGER. "a.
ON HOBART ST. WEST OF 1ssh
st NV. BeanttfM 8-fooD and 2
oatA hsms; excslleAt eeadftieu; all
assaefa esnveniesees. Price. S1z,-
cHAs. D. sAeRR. 81.
ON 18Th ST. NORTH OF PARK
read. Splendid e-resa corner
hsne: Hardwood 1oors. Price.
cHAs. D. sAezH. -" g. =.
ON YAIRNONT 81, NEAR 18th
nv. 10-foam md 2-hath hone:
h.w.h.; electric lights. Price,
p, $50. Terms can be arranged.
Main 90.
CHAS. ID. eAGER. az.
90 18th st. NV.
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COLORED-
PRICE, $4,000.
$500 CASH.
$40 MONTHLY.

Near Florida ave; ear line. et srd q. Nv:
Address Box GAR. star once.
MOUNT PLEAsANT.
Corner best streets.
Blk rooms, hath:
Hot-Watef heat and electricity.
Leased till September I.
THE =. Il. sH nth COMPANY,
a1B 18th Ut. nv.
PErwoRTH.
TAyior ut.
six rooms, hath;
Sleeping poseh;
garage;
aWnines, screens;
h0''v'''r r et ID. electricity.
THE ?. II. smith COMPANY,
SIS 18th st. NV.
BLooMINGDALE.
Adams st., near 1st St;
seven rooms. bath;
bot-water heat. electricity;
double rear porches;
1885,
THE f. q. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS 18th 1t. NV.
MOUNT PLEAsANT.
Irving It, near 18th;
nine rooms, bath;
space Tor garage.
THE =. e. sMi r COMPANY.
615 18th Ut. NV.
BLooMINGDALE.
3 st. n.e.;
seven rooms, bath;
hot-water heat;
space for garage;
THE F. n. SMITH COMPANY.
SIS 18th st. NV.
BY OWNER-NEARLY NEW Rooms,
bath; closed-in sleeping porch; h.w.h.. electric
light; garage. 1928 Girard Ut. NV, after
pm. 90
on [ ST. NV. NEAR 6th-s ROOMS AND
bath. bay-window brick; good condition; price
and terms liberal
On G ST. ne. near 4th-Bay- window brick.
rooms and bath; yard to alley: $500 cash;
balance on time; price, reasonable.
WIN. b. McGRANN CO.,
722 nth st. NV.
$40 ST. Nell ROOMS AND BATH. COR
ner brick, bay window. s-stery; Reasonable
2O6 9Th st. n.e.-9-room and bath, brick, bay
window, 8-story.
Phones Main 1907, Col s17s. 22s
SEE THIS PROPERTY AT ONCE II You
viii VIII seli his beautiful ten.room home with
II, 500 square feet Of ground, in Chevy Chase.
trees: sarase for one car: immediate posses.
sion,
R. E. CLAUGHTON,
Phone Main 2864. 400 n at.
ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT HOMES IN MOUNT
Pleasant. west Of llth: twelve rooms. three
ba this; laundry; two kitchens; every room q
front bay-wtndow; in excellent condition; room
for a garage or another house: beautiful lawn;
Inspection oy appointment. Phone Col. S2l2.
after pm.
TWO REAUTTFTTT GPECIMFNa 0F TTI0R
oughly modern up-to-date homes In NV: Tor.
and D.. ~. 800; 11r. and 70, $4,000. Address
Box 36-K. Star once. ~.
FOR SALE-TO COLORED DOCTOR-IN-
L. :. M1LA0. w 0xn %: nv.
FOR sALELrWO BRICK DWELLINGS,, ON
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APART1HNTs TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ON SECOND FLOOR. 4 ROOMS AND BATH.
in private family, unfurnished. for Ink; gas
and heat furnished. Rent, $40. Can be seen
after 400. 16 9Th st. ne.
NEW APARTMENT-3 LARGE ROOMS AND
hath: corner 10th and Maryland ave. s-w. /;
$50. A. T. HOFFMAN, 1890 n. Y. ave.
II. 5946.
ONE SEVEN ROOM AND TWO-BATH APART
ment at 1919 10th st. NV: $125.
One sixroom and two-bath. the Avondale.
1874 st. NV; $l25.
One twelve-rooIn and three-bath. 1899 Mass.
ave. NV; $500 per month.
For further particulars apply
RANDALL. II. HAGNER & CO.,
l2N7 Conn. ave. Nv
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNIeHED-ContinueA.

FURNI1AEkt-0Oht
FOR RENr-roR MONTHS OR MORE: At
Wardman Park Inn, 5-room apart. with
verandas and 9 baths and furnished through
out; situnted at end Of one wfnS' nftn moor
Apply in person to ~.
TWO ROOMS. BATH. KITCHEN: HAND
somely furnished. in NV. section, from Saiy
to Sept. Is. Address Box COR. Star once.
MODERN Link. sUITE-REAsONABLE
7120 Piney Branch road. Takoma PARK y: =: =
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH: FUR:
18th and Columbia I'd; very reasonapie act
quick. Cau N. 1873. 4 to pm: u.
S1s KENNEDY ST. N.w.--3 ROOMS AND
bath; elegantly furnished: entire second noor;
convenient to two car lines: price. wv: =
1898 r ST. N.w.-APT. SUITABLE FOX
girls; exceptionally large, bright bedroom.
with six windows; separate mahogany neos
and running water; one single bedroom; nv
ing room, fireplace; beautiful Furnishings.
kitchenette. electrical grill. etc. bath, shower
Kitchen and laundry privileges: linen fur.
nished: continuous hot water; electricity maid
service: small roof garden; reasonable \.
1892 e
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MONMOUTH HOTEL.
NDNn

MONMOUTH HOTEL.
1919 G st.
Two, three and five room apartments.
Attractively furnished. Gas, electricity.
All-night elevator and telephone service.
To sublet for summer. Reduced rates.
Very desirable and economical for party OF
war workers.
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LEE D. LATIMER CO.,

LII u. LIZ I w In NO.,
CONNECTICUT AVE.
Just north d 81. O00, 900 bridge:
handsome home: entirely detached:
splendi6ly equipped with every con-
, eassnee sna eo.fsn: - rsens; :
frost: handsome shrubbefy; beautiful
Views; immediate possession.
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FOR sALE-HoUsES
FoR SALE-HoUSEs.
CO0fia0ea.
Couture.

1111eG 6o1ff1
FOR SALE !:
THE PLAYHOUSE
1874 ST. NV.
Just from the British embassy Ideal place school,
fraternity clubhouse Large ballroom Wonderful facilities
for cooking and serving large small banquets remod
eed to suit purchaser
Also
Large house door I82 nw.) IL rooms. baths
stable These properties sale sngy together
HARRY WARDMAN
1890 St NV.
Sales Department. Phone Main 4Ioo.
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Near Mass. Ave. Extended.

Near Mass. Ave. Extended
Attractive up-to-date home:
one acre of ground with "a
rage; house contains 8 rooms and
bath: large pantry: steam heat:
electric lights; every possible con-
venience: complete in every detail:
immediate possession; liberal
terms: price. @11. 600.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
71S 14th st. NV.
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Brookland Bungalow.
Almost new; built by Niddaugh
& Shannon: rooms hath, hot
water heat: electric lights; abso-
lutely modern: brick construction.
slate roof; II square from car
line: $3.50: immediate possession.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs,
713 18th st. NV.
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Petworth.

PetwOrth.
Six rooms. bath; modern in every
detail; hot-water heat. electricity,
porches, excellent location; close
to cars; convenient to school and
store; immediate possession;
$500.
SHANNON 4 LUCHE,
713 18th st.. NV.
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WAETED-APARrMENTS


ny JULY 1-oNE ROOM. KIrcHENETTE
and bath: NV; walking distance drp,s.; rea-
sonable. Address Box 50 X. Star Office
BY YOUNG COUPLE. JULY 15-THREE OR
four rooms. furnished. with bath: NV. sec
tion preferable: reasonable. Address Box
217-M. Star office. '
WILL PAY BONUS FOR UNFINISHED "a
rooms and bath. in northwest; will buy furni-
ture. IL reasonable: rent not over $40. J. Il.
SCOTT. 313 Pa. ave. Sc. 2'
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
and bath, In modern apartment house, July l;
three people: $50 per month. Address BOX
So K, Star office.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE: FUR
nished or unfurnished: must be reasonable and
In good location. Address Box 54-R, Star
Office 2ls
TWO-ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND BATH
apartment, by two refined young ladies: not to
exceed $50. Address Box 43R Star office. 22'
WILL BUY FURNITURE WITH LEASE OF
APARTMENT
Phone Col. $40 after o or Sunday. rs
ONE, OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. BATH
and ktchenette for the sumner. located in
NV. residential district; rent about 500: give
full informa ton no children. Address ho1
81 X. Star office. 22'
large rooms. kitchenette and bath, in one Of
the largest apartments Columbia Heights. for
larger apartment near business section. Ad-
dress Box 130-R, Star Office. ~"
UNDER SATISFACTORY CONDITIONS
will rent in choice apartment in northwest sec
ton. four large. airy rooms. including Kitchen
cite: rooms well furnished and will only
be rented for July and August; references. Ad-
dress Box 135-k, Star office. 22'
BEFORE SEPT. 15-UNFURNIsHED APART
ment, Al rooms, in NV; reasonable will lease
for year. Address BOX 96-M. Star office. 23'
JULY 1. FURNISHED Ink. APARTMENT.
limit, $40; suburban northwest preferred. Ad-
dress Box 334-M. Star office. 2Os
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Near Florida ave. car hne, ut 1t0 u. Nv. !;
Groom and hath brick; excellent coodittoa
Address Box GAR, Star once.
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an, ao Snsrt.rs sas sGRv
ton st. Chevy Chase. Nd.
CHEVY CHAsE-TEN ROOMS, TWO BATHS
sleeping porch for month"; beginning July
It'll. Phone Cleveland 1106. 20s
28iO GARFIELD ST; SIX ATTRACTIVE
rooms. first two floors: bath; three large
porclies, sleeping: beautiful yard: near
Connecticut Avenue bridge; $125. Phone N.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WIDOW. employed, with son IL years. subur-
ban; good transportation to town; state all
information. Address Boz 41-R. Star office.
WANTED-Breakfast and dinners for to
adults; home cooked meals; must be near
wardman PARK Inn. Address Boz 110-R. Star
office. 2ls
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WILL PAY 500 FOR INFORMATION LEAD
ing to lease Of or 8 room apartment about
$50 per month. Phone Hyattsville 334M. 22'
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS AND KITCHEN
cite in NE. section by family of two; reason
able Address Box BIN. Star office. 70"
WANTED-FUHNISHED APARTMENT OF 8
or 8 rooms; NV. Of 14th and U SITS. Phone
Col. $685. 21s
BY JULY l, 3-5 ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR
Ink; must be in good loca ton and rent not
over $45 to $85. Address Box 260M, Star
office. 20s
THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND PR
vate bath by young couple; children. Ad-
dress Box 246-M, Star office. 2Os
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, IN
northwest. Address Box 21S-M, Star office. 24'
FOR lighthouses
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Bloomingdale.
Corner house containing 8 rooms,
bath and reception hall; hot-watef
heat; paved alley; space for q
garage; all white neighboFho0d:
close to 2 car lines; terms, 500
cash; price, $4,000.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
lib 18th 1t. NV.
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Capitol Hill.

Capitol Hill.
Close to Stanton Park: walking
distance Of Library, Union station:
excellent location on very good
street; 3 rooms and bath; hot
water heat: large cellar: good
sized yards: immediate possession;
price, $1,000.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
713 18th 1t. NV.
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Near Kendall Green.
Exceptionally high and well 10
Gated house In nOrthSaet sectio1:
very good neighbsrhood; coaveaient
to an car lines: vexy medefR
house, containing 8 rooms and
bath; hot-watsr heat; . psrches;
paved alley; terms; pfie,, 46 800.
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UNFUANISHED.
2O2s CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
Corner Wyoming ave.
rooms and bath and shower.
Large, spacious rooms.
Beautiful finish. Refrigeratio ton.
Rent, 500 per month.
Florence Court. California st. and Phelps
place. Washington Heights rooms and ba tn
including maids room. Rent, $50 MONTH Re
striction against children.
2S44 Wisconsin ave-. corner Garfield st.
Near the Cathedral Close. rooms and ba tn
and large screened porch. Garage ~accommo.
dations I'm basement. Rents, $75 and $50.
II. [: RUST. 14OO II st. NV.
APARTMENT OF ROOMS KITCHEN AND
baths; now available; SL25. -
Also one Of rooms, ki6hen and bath at
&S5. and rooms and bath non-housekeeping)
at $75. 80
These apartments will be available very
shortly and can be Inspected at any tine,
Wardman Park Inn. 80
Conn. ave. and Woodley I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-20
FOR sALE-H0usEs.


Chevy Chase Grove.
Almost brand new detached
house; up to the minute in every
detail: s rooms and hath; hot
water heat: electric lights: hard
wood floors and trim: immense
lot. 125x140; excellent location.
IN section of new homes: close
10 Rock Crrek Park and not far
from Chevy Chase circle; liberal
terms: price, 81. 800.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs,
713 18th Ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-20

FABER'S VILLA. sos Takoma ave., Takoms
Park. Nd. near Bliss School: new manage
ment: good table everything nrst-cIass: ten
mis- courts. garages. etc. Phone Col. 4s95. 22s
WANTED.
FOR THE SUMNER. suburban board, near
Washington, for 4 girl SIX. boy nine years;
plenty Of fruit. milk. etc. Address Box 1-R,
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-25

Baptists is made possible by the
large number of recruits volunteer
ing their services and the larger
funds made available as result Of
the. campaign, it is announced.
At least 100 new missionaries and
their families will be aboard this
vessel, which will sail from Seattle,
and DIR. L. R. Scarborough, general
director of the campaign, declares
this is the largest number of new
missionaries from single denomin=
alton that has ever gone out on a
single vessel at one time, A mini
mum of 500 new missionaries will
be employed by the Foreign Mission
Board during the next five years, and
at the same time this large delega-
ton sails for China and Japan other
workers will go forth to the eight
other mission fields occupied by the
denomination. Twenty-seven native
missionaries in the CzechovSlovak-
ia, the new republic in the heart of
Europe, have recently been employ
ed by the Board.