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Evening star., 1919-03-27
HOME BURNS WHEN BOYS
SET FIRE TO DRY GRASS
Fire Apparatus Damaged and Horse
Injured in Runaway Accident.
Other B1azes

Anacostia fire companies received
call early last evening from the
vicinity of Portland and 4th streets.
near the plant Of the Washington
Steel and Ordnance Company. where
the house of William F. Joyce was
burning. The fire gained SO much
headway before the arrival of the
ffremen that the house. valued at
$4,000. was destroyed. Neighbors aid
ed in saving part of the furniture and
other effects on the first floor The
Joyces' effects were damaged to the
amount of $500.
Police of the eleventh precinct
learned that the fire was caused by
boys setting fire to dry grass some
distance from the house.
Fire last evening in the basement
of Frederick Van Antwerp's apart
ment house. at 901 Goth street. did
$500 damage.
Two false alarms were sounded in
Northeast Washington last night, the
first at 10th and X streets and the
second at 18th and E streets. Break
ing of the reins of the harness of
No. 10 engine company's horses on
the return from the second false
alarm was followed by the animals
running away. The animals ran north
on 18th street. and at Maryland ave-
nue. the apparatus struck and demol-
ished an electric light pole. The en-
gine was slightly damaged and one
horse received slight cuts.
Evening star., 1919-03-27
SEVEN WABBLY LAMBS GAMBOL
ABOUT THE WHITE HOUSE LAWN

Seven brand-new. wabbly legged
lambs. offspring of th/ sheep that
devote most Of their time to keeping
cropped the grass on the White House
lawns. are gamboling awkwardly
about the grounds Of the Executive
Mansion and enjoying Washington's
dne spring weather. And other
lambs, just as wabbly and awkward.
and getting Just as much pleasure
out Of their initial encounters with
each other and with the stern real
tiles OF life. are expected. In fact.
William S. Reeves, White House
shepherd, confidently anticipates that
the original flock Of nineteen will be
doubled this spring.
The flock, according to Mr.. Reeves.
has suffered a surprisingly small
number Of casualties. OF course,
fenced and hedged in on all sides.
the sheep are protected from dogs.
natural and Unsuitable enemies of all
sheep; while the services of Depart
ment Of Agriculture experts are avail
able on a moments notice. should a
sheep develop a temperature or get
Evening star., 1919-03-27
GRAND Jury EXONERATES
ALLEGED HOM|C|DES
Drops Charges in Two Cases-Other
Accusations Ignored-List
Of Indictments.

Two persons held by coroner's juries
in homicide cases were exonerated yes
terday by the grand jury. William B.
o'Brien was operating an automobile
September 16 which strickland acci-
dentally killed Mrs. Hope Rathbun.
Benjamin Meter caused the death Of
John Carroll March 10, but the grand
jury found that he acted in self-de-
fense.
| The grand jury also ignored charges
Of larceny against Pietro Cammarotta
| and G. c. Scagg, and an alleged as
sault against Joseph D. Adams.
lows: =
! Edgar T. Collin. Calvin c. johnson.
Julian c. Carter. Daniel Alexander,
Walter F. Stockwen and Harry E.
thew. robbery; Joseph Bridges, carnal
knowledge: Edwin r. johnson, house,
breaking and larceny; Samuel Mogi-
lokin. false pretenses. forgery and
uttering; Herman Wallace, grand lar
ceny; James Earl Edelin,. joy riding;
housebreaking and larceny. and Harry
b Mingo, bigamy.
| Albert A. Dreear, William c. Cald
well and William ]. Carnell, grand
| l2rCenys AnOreW Bailey, mouse Dfedks
ing ana larceny; Lala Johnson Spar
row, larceny from the United States;
| Frank Burley, embezzlement; Maurice
Lee, carnal knowledge; Louis Will
liams and Richard Chambers. grand
larceny; Andrew Morris. seduction:
Edwin r. Johnson, housebreaking and
! larceny; Annie Posey and Rebecca
Rain, receiving stolen property;
! Frank L. Williams, larceny from the
| United States; Vollie L. Jackson and
| Charles Medley, joy riding; Hazen r.
| Henderson,, Ernest Murdock and
James Earl Edelin, housebreaking
| and larceny; Andrew Hinton, larceny
from the United States: Howard Ac-
ter. robbery; Armstead Bailey, receiv-
| ing stolen property; Seymour M.
Beckwitb. violation Of section 14s of
| United States penal code; Leonard
Mortimer. George Leo Mortimer and
Raymond Dorsett, housebreaking and
larceny; Charles NJ. Hefiin, grand lar
ceny; Thomas Posey. joy riding; An
| ME Davis, assault with a dangerous
weapon, and Frank Graham. non-sup-
port.
Evening star., 1919-03-27
AIRCRAFT DROP PAPER
BOMBS ON WASHINGTON
Scatter Victory Loan Literature
and Orders on Treasury for
German Helmets.

Washington underwent a severe
bombardment yesterday afternoon
from aircraft The bombers were
"our very own" avfators, and the
bombs W re made Of paper and con-
tanned victory loan literature. Five
Of the ,mbs were orders on the
Treasury Department for German he'll
NETS.
Leaving Boiling Field at o'clock
In the afternoon, six Curtiss machines,
the pilot machine driven by Col. r. S.
Hart1, circled over the city for more
than / half hour. The crowds in the
downtown section on the way home
from work watched the demonstration
with interest: 10000 bombs were
dropped in all sections of the city.
Flying low, the machines circled the
Ellipse, State, War and Navy building
and White House and hoYered over
Pennsylvania avenue. TheEesidential
, section also was visited.
How many victory notes would you
be willing to buy II these were Ger
man bombs falling on your home
Liberty bonds kept these from being
German bombs. Victory liberty notes
pay for peace" was the message writ
( ten on the missiles.
The pilots Of the planes were Col.
| Harts, Lieuts. Lucas. Patterson, Mid
| tleton, Haynes and benjamin.: OBJ
! servers, Capts. King, Simian and
| Bishop and Lieuts. Dauphin, Cassidy,
Dunn and Lifequest.
|
Evening star., 1919-03-27
Wool Clip Benefits Red Cross.

The sheep were sheared May II. the
fourteen adults yielding 9114 pounds
of wool. This was apportioned among
the states, to be auctioned and the
proceeds given to the American Red
Cross. In one state the two pounds
brought $1,000, and the entire clip
brought in over 100000.
About this time Lodge No. II Of the
B. p. o. Elks presented the President
with one-year-old eve, but the gain
to the flock was offset in the fall by
the death of similar animal. Later
ram arrived from Belaire.
The first lamb born. to the White
House flock appeared February 1S
last, but did not survive. Before the
middle of March. however seven new
arrivals were tumbling about at the
heels of the flock, and there has been
only one other casualty.
The only variants from the grass
diet that Is keeping the White House
sheep in the best of form are a few
oats in winter and a mixture of wheat
bran. cracked corn and oil meal, and
alfalfa hay that e provided at lamb
ing time
Evening star., 1919-03-27
tummyache, or whatever it is that
gets sheep on the casualty lists.
President Wilson's Acquisition.

1t'was about year ago that Presi-
dent Wilson, while motoring through
Maryland, was attracted by fine
nock of grad, Hampshire downs at
the Belaire farms. Colington. owned
by William Woodward. Through his
naval aid and personal physician, Rear
Admiral Cary T. Grayson, the Presi-
dent soon acquired the nucleus of the
flock with which he was to try the
experiment Of sheep raising in the
heart of the National Capital. The
breed is one imported from south cen
trail England in 1855.
The sheep arrived at the White
House April 80, 1918, there being in
the shipment four old ewes, each hav-
ing one lamb. sex equally divided, and
ten one-year-o ewes. Soon after the
arrival one of the young rams was
stricken with severe cold that de-
veloped into pneumonia, but under the
treatment of DR.. B. T. Woodward of
the Department of Agriculture was
brought back to health. Another had
severe cold, but also was saved.
These indispositions were attributed
to overheating and the change of eli
mate from the hills Of Maryland
Evening star., 1919-03-27

Iowa House for Woman Suffrage.
DES MONIES. Iowa, March 27.-With
only one dissenting vote, the Iowa
house of representatives has passed
Evening star., 1919-03-27

Special Dinner DSnce
| at the Wardman Park Hotel Saturday,
March 20, pm. Reserve tables now
I-AdYertisemant -
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lob YOU CAN LIVE

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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE q,

POSITION WNNTtp ~ e,p,r......l
,i'n"grspHet AL booAI,cpcr Ntt..,
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EMPLOY MENT
uyip WANTED MALE

I.,,r,u N. 10 ~otI ia store good f-'
w I at onrv. bcta Gtorrf,
.H '"'
....4.s r-af cutter and Etorst'mau
NJ. % f..rIug stove good pfuposi
.." .arl best 81 rc'sfvr -
hI a. b~nA Grocer, 100
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John o. Mitchell a Co.
Room sos itrrdrr GlIs

WILL. tRNpt il,r rrom ,ottasr. nl ,o'
100 ksudA Irtr 2 -Uu 5000 ,ash
balance $50 per morth WI t.tr ir Va
amt lot boz krrdaN nu trtt payment
ulast 4 Go over lsl.ce Ihratcf
lhnnc l'1a
10 rRApt Improved hrm for r,r IRON
'fiy worth e. 500 Mui have lstr
,ri good gSri"n ti-'' rh"n', 'ola
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snun To- trade iot T,A in,nmc prop.
cry White Realty TO- lt-um ~ ~
mum hlds Phone as,
foR TRADE zoo arrs hot,om srd farm
improved Pony county. Nrssnsas
Wntts good Aort 81 m,f,h.rdt.. in ~
lAhnmA white Realty 90 kopn ~
mum h'dg Phone t's5
NAVE not ~ NND TOT value. ~ 600
tr pAnsF Tetas Siu trade iot farm
ir oklahoma lla,r : GOO ot ~ unu rAsh
to -, difference Mut hr good stock
farms tidrcss no, = 60 care World
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE ~
HANr NALi NRLE holding for sale or .,
rhanre vii take automobile rcaI estate
cate or foaming house Most Austhinr
vhsi have YOU Phone iiip
liOrSE ron SNli or trade seven
ROOM hons" on " fi'th stree, Goo-i
terms Phone 600,
front m Miami OkA tho coming tovn.
viii sci| rh-an fot cssn or trade Tor
four or five room house located fisht
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o. call at utte brothers East richsr.
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b.. 1'Isa rhtr' l't2
fUR SALT DR TRADE lotb a,f,, one
u'r southeast StuEm springs Ar 81
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pru,-i orchard and h-rrirs n iO-l
want urturhsr home 'h., vii stand
"svt Ir,~sfira'ion Trade fnt prup
rr'y ir TNta tall I \ Trust, Voaliy
"a ihnis tte- srSH or $500 pt
t.r $40 Noh,r-nn hdE.
rpR StIt ar IRNpt VEL .p,ated lot
Boz living pp.r south front, 90 'rrt 80
ray~r-rt high ant stgh'N NI rpu
drr rpoi u~'d rnr a. mart ia, mouf
tairr tsfns White N-Ali, ~ u-,u
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MusIcAL INsTRuMENrs

\ rtNNO ruK -Ni Dood - n's a..
= Nnr'r \r't'uw
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Wv N,N tr' 'O'ar i'f cash rn'"'
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REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE


TNlNN N,U. Co.r On $4,000 i.s,
usr Ihf,' miI"t irum riN WITH iuu
f'-'u luus' snd "sfn Nuu ran hu' ihi,
vri " uuu wh tpsp s~reuc. 80
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TWO NDNt- Nh r,c rr"n hous" ,ose
tash tsrus or Trade Nrs lnsoo rhoa.
tstt
ruR sNLr 90 .str, iva m,s north
Iuits iso SINAI housrs plenty wsirt
be- 20. p".''"ion right nos map
fur |. Duu. " .n1 csfh hslan,o rss'
Rdr rhons giro.
Housrs ron SALE ",
TuR SNll ~ uWNtll 'r'en t,-om
bho,, l,Irg room With msnteI diutug
rouu birah fad ruom kitch"n snd ihf~,
bedrooms ON fret floor all hu"I, deco
ts'ei ,'m"ft basement sst.g' and
trrrvN, ffutt ttrrs con hatrel tIstFfu
filled with good drinking water tao
blo,ts from school and church 90 krnds !
tar line sr'ri ycafs y paving paid
Ipsstci a. iti0 bsi Hodge Ihons
@frp ot go
BuSruS = i59p Good i,, rOom bunss
Ios ful .i'r lot large LAVA, oAl no"r-
hu.itn features rheap r'od terms
Phone 80
5000 tNsu liINuLfT payment buy,
rt,s level ioi on tAsi sds te~rrs sud
.,d,Nail psd fof tiosr 10 ar Nns
Pro- I unu John Harf~li rSrn 10
Nohusor Mis- Phone lHHi or 1855
$500 CNsii uANbtIS too room hons.
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balance 80 per month luhn nsttett
toom 3n- Robinson bldg Phone 1881
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bungalow nicely decorated, very n'rs
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nrlr WANTED rEMAI.E

pp,u-Tk. Tirst. class s~ansir-.a
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FINANCIAL.
BUSINESS Opportunities

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ERNEST T.. RADfORD,
shawnee. Okli
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
rNCHANuE REAL ESTATE -

NN'I ru 'WNut HtN Atcs. uuluuro,cI
f#H',sf land .u.ai,-l 300 tirruA, A,,
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
MlSCnLiANrOUS ron sAi.E

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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
rLArs AND APAnrMENTs
APARTMENTS ruRsIsnEp

20 u RpnM BASEMENT ArNWrNt ~
~ fruf south Narfoik Parts fuf
ni.hrd ui.t o.. phan.a sgs- iIlt
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INSTRUCTION


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WIN 'l.. r..HI "a .lt. ... W snman
- ~''s frd Frrrta' Homework Wages
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PERSONAL PROPERII
FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS D

PERSONAL PROPERTY
FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 20
liAN rOR sNLt loo tons higA class
rfa.rlr hay nire And hught hailed csfS
'old in ar lots orN q n santa w.
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riliRE ~, q great man, rts .Httrt,s
on the mAfkrt eh'rh A. gro,s frauds
and have no food value 81 A. - shsf
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uo tops
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b" done Sth tran ihr priro ~ tes.
would not sory Them
iiOMl made cakes rhoro 800
HOUSEHOLD GOODS 81
tlIiil ROOMS 81 nice fufniturs ior sale
'nd vii cent 'he house Phone ,oi'
AUCTION Don't forget ~ Ne al tho N,lirf
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800 O. IN. tfidsy rhorc inHI or tt1i
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HupGt = 1909 Ior n'r hve rooms
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ine i've room modsrn house
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utitnsd rome the nn. d,T psoss
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fufuitpfe lee hoir, sui r.ttigrtslors
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tors ard .rof Nrriiufe We hu' .rt
thinv snd vel ever, thing Phone t3ia
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ~
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iUDUFTr IWtIT rNp 'ur men s~'
o.i tari .oir.hg shot. ard hats Ihor" q"
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fard oihIrt shoes aud hats Fhor'
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rlothinr .to.G ati hss "he7' re-
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'of mrt ,.opud htn1 .uiu sad .ASs
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orrIor sroRr EQUIPMENT

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