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&S.00o-K ST.. near 10Th: a 1s-foom
brick dwelling. 20 feet front In very
good condition; excellent location for
q business mau or one Wishing TO rent
rooms
SEQ. .0oo-L St. near l4th; containing
.sxI5s; alley. This is no more than
was loaned on the property ten or
hfteen years ago.
stories; il rooms; hot-water heat.
SIi, Ii,ooo-Massach setts aves near
7thi an e1eepliouai,y rne hoa.s; ssx ~
House In excellent condition. 3
Ss,500-Near Is at. and Columbia
road, on WashiaGtcn Heights. Ar
ranged for two families: rooms and
bath on first foor; rooms and bath
on second floor; steam heat said 10
be In excellent condition: Gould not
be duplicated today for 3lo.o0e. Price
TO quick buyer, $500.
s7.2sa-Isth St, near y; stories.
rooms: red brick front Pessessioa
IN 80 days
SI4.00o-An attractive corpe resi-
dence on 13th ST., near Columbia road:
IL rooms; steam heat; lot +skl9e. Pos
session.
.s.-ro-C ct. very clos. 10 t.th; :
stories and cellar; rooms End bath.
lot 1915 TO wide alley. Possession
Ia 50 days.
<s.so0-72. Quebec e., & Atgfaelss
home OF rooms and batn. handsome
trimmings: hot-vater heat e!cetrIc
lights. wide frontage. a
s7.5o0-Vscant Vicinity o: Dupon:
circle: two stories AID cellar: Rooms
iat
garage; double front porch
ss.5co-Arrsnsed for ;wo farihe,.
west or 10th St. unusually VCiE Goa
structed; built by a oapitai..t "ho eh-
psoted 10 Keep them; rooms aad Laih
on the first floor, rooms and o4th en-
the second; separate cellars and heat
ing plants; covered POrchea Ths
Kind OF house is the most eeonomlesl
in existence.
sS,0oo-s;h ct, near TO- stpries.
rooms; lot cox125; alley.
5000 the vicinity ., North
Capitol and 'S;" . stories and cellar:
rooms. rooms on a door; covered
pCrches: public alley.
xS.s50-Pennsylvsn.a ave. nv
stores, good condition.
xs,e5O-Prac,icsiIy new; near North
Capitol and r. stories suu ceilarr
HARDWOOD floors. beautiful Tiled oa IN
pom; nHt-w1jer heat, 30 feet freni.
al abundance OF light.
S6,J0O-A most attractive Gcus, IN
First ct, near w" rooms and Gaih'
porChes.
Ss.SSO-DuCii!ng st. 'sc'ns
Pension once. 10 rooEn- s@d oath>
large lot: rapidly becoming n2
FOR business. no lease; rsssonaee
terms
Ta:k r,aI near 18th .t.--Tvn stul -
and cellar. rooms ana ba' hot.
water heat. electric lights, hardwood
floors.
?%5 * st. IVA deslrAhis do~ntoWh
residence, S-story and Easement, lO
rooms bath; excellent location for
rOomlng: price reasonable.
ST, ,5o9--l St NV. between North Cap.
itul and LIST: rooms aud bdta. hOt-
wstea heat. lot 1890.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR sAlE-HnusEs
OWN YOUR OWN HOME

FOR SALE-Price, s. ,oco In one Of the best
IN 6ioonifhtdaie; possession given
sy any time; two-story and attic. six-room
uouse' modern and I'm fine condition; rear
stairway. open fireplace. handsoms mantels.
Inc house has side light, and there IL am
PIE room for . garage.
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc. laos II St. n. W.
FOR sAI.E-Prics. $3.50. An attractive home
IN AHA Vista. Maryland; possession Sfven
81 ouce' located two squares from station
Ihere are one nd one-h half acres of land, .
modern efght-room and bath house in ex-
eeilent condition and having electric lirhtA
eOss PHELPs Inc. 1]ss " st. Y. w. +
FOR sALE-Price, y. .ooo A little on OF ,sts
street, IN . desirable squa,s: immediate
orick house, having colonial front porch, rear
porches; house heated with hot-wster, hay.
ing electric lights. and in,sid floors; the lot
10 fruit and garden.
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. 1905 II "a, NJ w.
FOR sALE-Price q, co. In the B,oomins-
dale section. An entirely modern coioninl
house, occupied by an owner Who viii rive
possession: there are six and bath.
hot-water heat. electric lights large front
porch and double rear porehes =
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. 1905 II 81, n. W.
FOR sALE-Price, IS, TO- On Rhode Island
avenue, convenient to 18th st. a great big
bargain In thrNe-story brick house, having
clever rooms and bath, stun ed on the cor
~, y, III aliey, having side light This house
VIII be sold very promptly -
BOSS < PHELPS. ire. 14cs II 81 N. W.
FOR SALE-Prtce, s1a,bJ0 Near 18th and
Park Road: possession at once. A splendid
nome for the money: thrve-story ten -ronA,
mouse having hot-water heat. electric lights
oeep lot TO paved alley with room for e,rasA.
II you will look at this house. you will buy'!l
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 II 81 NJ w IL
FOR SALE-Price. $500. A owntb%yA
house. situated west OF 1sth Street In
htsh-class sQpar~: = roomy thr~e-s.o t,ot,sS' ,
containing nine rooms and bath: six bed
rooms: house 's finished In mahogany and
white: ample room for garage. =
BOSS 3 PHELPS, Inc, 1876 II 81. ~ VIZ
bisS
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p,:s: sssema oeasr.;:.s ns..,y rsysrrSss s:n -,
lar; ceionisA dsasn: ssrSonopDl tsls1
hstn' net-~atsr heal AdftStSlSsHp
a.oes-Ns.r nas..eAAssSlssssx sxss.
room. and bath; lot !SsSSst ds32A Aess
terma.
e; sssT s.siss sf;ss s-sii.s 5aY asef Az
-sssl9 IN
Northeast and SQt4ElE. -
&S-See-Ns~r CeagasQkasAk.kfs1eH
IL rooms /: iatss: ns1eesSSaSSoaoe<caS
.5xioo.
81 .soe-An s-roo-a hou,e or D ssrsss
n e. a very ssSstaniisl building,
s4.sos e.ei,-Twe house, on Masss,
chusetts avenue N. E.. near etAs.oo
Parx-s rooms and bath: vida parx-
house on this beautifui svepos: tervS
$500 or more cash. b&laDcs IN Do0thiy
payments
N,:So-A corner dwsnfag; sa nAsys
land avenue; vide frontage aad pasA-
ing; the owner. . non-rcslcent - aa1-
ious TO make 0u,ck sale -a
ss.S6t-MsAsachusetts avenue nsas
sth street; rooms aAd bath. cellar
under entire house: Ii-fost allsy -
the rear Of the lot; rsssosaeis terrns
S4,5ee ea<h-Two s-roorn aweiilAe
near ieth and A streetx N E; 81 fsSt
ront: IN good condition: posseasasA-
one Of the most attractive bones 10
the northeast section, ID street o.
tween sth and 5th; . s,os,ss AID csi-
N~A ksfA
heat. electric light 10. Isxss b
paved alley; plenty Of room fos . ga
rsse; rnetal weather stripA servAnts
every detail; IL you want to 80 sorse-
thing out OF the ordinary lat ~ shSv
you this property.
&<.ooe-E stree, near I'd, IL ROOM
and bath: lot ltx1s - . v1oA alley;
an excellent locst,op for room rsntins.
ss.ese-on tho Asef4opSrlIass3sa
~i,s c.Il.,:ts ~ s1X&H&Ge.rsss.ntSSs
ho'-~stsr hest;1etsss8 nakss.
ss;soe.s $500 srscs sye sssSA EaR..s.
brick; room fy g>Htss oE -
se.sso-Nesr th. -1.ssssry; : stores
sisetrfe sS fs"i ifsh,.:sSs 0GSs GsSssp6 6d ,asIss}ss
ss.soo-.th .4sspI sIsss.a, Z. :,
ssSCls. sSs-s.t.9 :nd heat, hath
L->s than .. eoe1 ON OF IN. rao,,
attractive homes in the .oalheast.ry
section: near sab and d: Z storte. nd
cellar: let lssss; :efsst alley. vitS
garage on the lot ii
- 500 B street s. z. near i.tb:
stories: rooms; lot is1ie0
Aeoo-B street - EASaA-.S---A
roons, batts; sst Pa Sc 10 ar s..sy,
immediate possession 49,. -
$tsJe-G .t-eet < t n..< Tsh
rooms and esths: gsrase a. hsia
t~o cars a-.r
Sa,ooo-G street S. p, near 18th: .
siories end cellar: ! rooms and bath.
alley s'oe and rea-; very Attr.etiSs
Sa.5oe-C street q T., s~p. "a; .
stortes ' rooms. cellar: lot isiies.
- 500 each-Two houses on z street
=. e, near 9Th. rooms esch: lst
..1iVJ.
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ON HOBART ST.

Near fEth 81 -s-story brick, rooms 2
BATHS. hot-water heat. electric light. hard
wood floors. INSTANTANEOUS water heater
'front.' and rear porches: 2--ft. fronts serv-
ants toilet and srnreroOm in cellar; rc9m
garage. immediate possession Price.
sle, Gee.
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WONDERFUL LOCATION.

srOonsS. bath. good heating plant. larg.
OF owide alley; room for saraSe on,
dock from Como. ave. car line. Price
SEQ. SEQ casa.
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BELMONT RD.. NEAR 18TH ST.

= rooms. baths. electric light, gas. hot
ratsr heat. hard weed foors and trim
throughout. servants room in cellar: large
s-t. 5"xl10 to wide alley. room for garage
uSsesStOu December J. y bargain. $4,000
Ni.I also sell furnished
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NEAR 18TH AND IRVING SITS.

Vt Pi~ssSrt-s-stry colonial S-roon
rick, baths hot-wster heat. e.ectri,
light ga. hardwood floors, wonderful eIs.
sstion- Price only S3.5ee.
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ONTARIO RID. ". ".

S-story pressed brick. 10 rooms, bath
steam heat. electric light. psrouet floors
3uiit-in china closet and hail rack; exec.
lent condition throughout. 10 tons of Goa
"a cellar; reom for garage. Price. $4,000
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

Centrally located. near 18th zt-s-story
nd cellar brick. 10 rooms. bath. t-air
seat; lot 90 f. wide; attractive exterior
ana interior: possession. Price, includ n &
furniture. Si2. soc. Want offer unfurnished
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8. BELOFF.
REAL ESTATE.

=. bELOFF,
REAL ESTATE
92l 18th St. n. W.
Room .o2. Tel. II. slS7.
FOR SALE
No. 18th st. near l. II. ". W.; houss
in nr.t-oI,ss condition.; f4r. sb !;
furnace heat; has frontage :sx
11s II. 10 Q 3s-sI atiey. Imm edi-
ate possessson. Price only ss.oee
Good terms.
20. =-Tnr-e more in the s,m. section;
sr., bath: furnace heat Price
reasonable.
the best bargains In the city: isr..
bath; h.-w. h: hrst-cisss condi-
,i'ses os niars s ,nsn 's,s. s.s.a FOR 1rs rfsc.,
$3.50. Good t.rms
No. t-s;h St, near n st. " w; . good
home or investment for those that
want TO be downtown. This prop
erty has Tor. 20. and a frontage
sarge % hold car. prses.
semi-detached houss Of sr: 4
rooms each floor: nice finished
.ttic; back yard and front porch
Price reasonable
No. two on 18th St, near Wyoming
ave. y. W.: 1-ilr., 3D.: T. h.; hrgt.
class condition. Price. $4,000.
No. 18th Of. " W; ior.: tile bath; fur.
nae. heat Good for residence or
business. Price, $3.50. GOOD
terms.
No trouble TO Inspect all this property
sb"Ne, as give my personal attention TO
all saics.
Come IN to see ne about more property
fcr vale ia all parts OF the city. Business
residence.
s. BELOFF,
REAL ESTATE.
921 18th st. y. w.
Room 202. Tel. II. s1S7.
noS-tf
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DECATUR ST, NEAR 14TII.

Corner brick, one block west OF ltth 81.
a Sa1rs Additions rooms. baths hot
water heat. Cham moeriain metal weather
strip throughout; all necessary screens anC
t~ninGs: good lot: garage; posse ssion Jan
Sary 10. Bargain. ti5.9e0.
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FOR SALE-H0USES ron SALC-HOUSES

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
New Chevy Chase detached
home.
3931 Livingston st.
S rooms and baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep 10. to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW.
In Chevy Chase.
3c02 Huntington st. NV.
Z rooms and bath.
High-class finish.
Two squares west of
Connecticut avenue.
Eeady for occupancy.
New corner detached home
in Petwotth.
4l16 4th st. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
EXSra large pOlCneS.
Very deep lot to paved alley.
New mi-detached home.
724 Varnum st, NV.
6 rooms and bath.
Inclosed sleeping porch.
Very deep lot to wide alley.
New detached homes.
1923 7th st. NV.
rooms and bath.
These houses are all completes
and always open for inspection.
D. J. DUNCAN,
l4lO H st. NV. Phone NJ. 1867
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SELECT YOUR HOME FROM THIS LIST


hennke 0 were
srouo O mk quk les
Yo caot to without
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IN A GOOD LOCATION.

s-ssory and cellar brick, rooms, baths
.reod heating plant. well built and Attrac-
i've exterior and interior: good lot to alley.
2rtcs, S.sso. $500 cash; balance monthly.
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AdOeytaSanga
FOR sALE-Houses FOR sale-aovse,
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
REALTORS,
VAIN 234a.
Northeast.

s,0oo--s rooms and bath; fur
ma heat: sttrs -tive location. high
creation; convenient TO both car
sysems and not far frnfn stanton
farx: walking distance Of Union
StaSn.
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FOR COLORED.

FOR CoLoRED.
sc,seo-t9sA New JERSEY averus y. W
rooms and bath $500 cash.
1s,te--N~a- etth and streets " W.
Nearly new S-room and bath colonial
house. $500 cash.
!s,e0o-Near s5th and l streets ~ w
Nearly new S-room and bath dandy
little home. Terms very easy.
Sa,Soo-sols llth street y. w. Nice house
with deep lot 10 wide siley. $500
cash s3s per month
IRWIN & SHANK,
1910 G. Street y. w.
MAIN 39os.
MASS AVE n. E.. NEAR fTH-
rooms and bath, hot-water heat: in
good condition.; $500 cash: balance easy
terms. Price. 5000. ALLEY & SCHATZ
room 400 Pope bldg
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HIGHvIEw

rooms. bath; sleeping porch: hot
water heat; electricity: hardwood nocrs
and trim One block from street cara
IMME pIATE POSSESSION, Price. u.sss.
Terms
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IRWIN & SHANK

100 BLOCK 2ND ST. N. E.
rooms and bath press bricA yar Ia
robe heat; extra large lot; 5000; S5e0
100 BLOCK C ST. S. T..
10 rooms and bath; gas Istrepe heat.
ne location; near House Office bldg
56,1oo. Terr's IN he arranged to suit
400 BLOCK 4TH ST. S. E.
rooms and bath; gas. lstrobe heat:
large lot TO alley. $4,000. $4,000 cash
balance ,errrs
ALSO BUSINESS PLACES FOR
SALE IN THE N. w., NE, S. E..
AND S. w. AND SUBURBAN
HOMES AND FARMS AND FINE
BUILDING SITES.
A. N. RUTAN,
tl5 henoi< bldv lifh and q sts
MAIN 622l. 80
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Classified 1RTE~MO Is S7HM7HT
Classified
FOR SALE-HOUSES

BELMONT RD.. NEAR 18TH ST.
g rooms. baths electric light gas. hot
satsr heat. hard weed Roors and trim
throughout. servants room in cellar; large
.at. 7"xlTe to wide alley. room for garage
nuSsession December J. \ bargain. $4,000.
Wi.I also sell furnished.
WONDERFUL LOCATION.
sroon,s. bath. good heating plant: Iarg,
-9t cwide alley: room for saraSe one
dock from Conc. ave. car line. Price
's.Soo. ;Sso casa
NEAR 18Th AND IRVING SITS.
VI. Pirsssnt-s-stry colonial S-roon
rick, baths hot-wster heat. esectri,
light. ga hardwood floors; wonderful eis-
estion Price only Ss.5ee.
ON HOBART ST.
baths. hOt-water heat. electric light hard
wood floors. INSTANTANEOUS water heater.
'front.' ana rear p0rches. E--ft. fronts serN
-nt's toilet and srareroOm in cellar; ro2m
.I..oeo
ONTARIO RID. n. W.
s-story pressed brick. 10 rooms, bath.
steam heat. electric light, psrquet floors.
3uilt-in china closet and hail rack; excel
lent condition throughout: 10 tons OF coal
n cellar; room for garage. Price, $4,000.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Centrally located. near lath st--s-story
nd cellar brick. 10 rooms. bath. hot-sir
seat; lot 80 H. wide; attractive exterior
furniture. si:. soc. Want offer unfurnished'
DECATUR ST, NEAR 14TH.
Corner brick. one block west Of lith ST,
a saurs Addition-s rooms. baths. hot
strip throughout; all necessary screens and
H~oings; good lot; garage; possession Jan
%ary IL. Bargain. siS.9eo.
IN A GOOD LOCATION.
s-uary and cellar brick, Z rooms. baths
.reod heating plant. well built and Attrac-
live exterior and interior: good lot to alley.
prics. S7.sso. $500 cash; balance monthly.
BUCHANAN ST. SAUL'S
ADDITION.
one block from 18th st csrs-s rooms
ps.h- electric light, hot-water heat. sleep
.aS porch; large lot to paved alley; ga
age Price. ss.Soe. Possession.
CONN. AVE, NEAR WOODLEY
ROAD.
"a rooms. baths. hot-uater heat. cleo
r-ic light. hardwood floors sleeping
l.rchss vacuum cleaning system, beautiful
Nturcs. large lot an exclusive neighbcr-
}sood: double garage; irnInsiiste possession.
vrics. $4,000
GARDINER e. DENT, Inc.
Main 1854. III 14th st. y. ".
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
Store, dwelling. garage for cars. on sth
St, ts,sos; easy terms. 81 900 cash.
Ontario rd. n. w.--s rooms batH fur
mace heat. gAs, deep yard: 1850.
7th ST. S. WI private house. store
dwelling. business property; $1,000 for
both.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
stee block 18th u. N. VS. rooms. bath,
het-water heat, Gas. yard. alley; vacant:
N.soo.
Corner property rooms, baths. cleo
trio lights: wonderful home: can also be
converted into business. his is a rare op-
rovtunity; t12.ese.
Two-famiiy apartment on Chaplin st,
rear the Park-0ood condition; deep lot
IS, soc: rent one, live In the other
Irving st., between 18th and lSth--Hot-
water heat, electric light. garage for one
car, with electric lights; $lo,eeo.
r.o-fsmlly Apartment in 500 block srd
/ Vt n. E--tl3eo.
srd st. 8. E.-Frame house, In good con-
iition; yard. S1.sto-bargain.
Business property bringing 7 per cent
will bring 10 per cert when lease expires
IN the main business section. See US
DINowITZ REALTY CO.,
$50 Colorado building.
Main soi7. Main ss3.
ooge-tf
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THIS is A MoNEY-MAm

bath: hot-Watpr heat: >1ecfr&cfts r. -
Owner has income fron prepsvty ~ SEE
per month In aAdfts~S to svs nvsW9 e0nr.
slso cell furniture IL desired - 5
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BUCHANAN ST, SAUL'S
ADDITION.

one block from 18th st cars--s rooms
pa.h- electric light, hot-wster heat. slice D.
.az porch. large lot to paved alley; ga
aase. Price. sS,Soe. Possession
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR COLORED
Of the Better Class
GLENDALE, ID. c.

Of the District Of Columbia only az blocks
from the Capitol Many artistic home.
completed ana occupied. Another half
spring viii be too late. Buy your lots
now, $40 cash will start YOU From ssbe
to $500 will start your house You ca n
get bra nd-new house in sixty days ,Iuf
of IL houses just being comsleted we hs We
one left, a beauSifuI. s-roon house: price
$3.50; ssee cash REQUIRED; you can move
in early next month Come out sny dav
Sunday, consult our Mir Greene or MIR
Beverly at Glendale. II. e: one or boz il OF
erty and wilI take pleasure In .sp.airin,.
our easy payment plan OF ..vninr yruS
own home. or call at our office Take n
street cars marked District line 10 ys;t
st. y. t., walk south into GLENDALE
u. &. -
IRWIN & SHANK.
14l0 G. ST Y " ALL, nnno
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Nea. llth and c SITS. S. e.

SO S-Cou,fortable s-room house.
betMesn two car lines. not Tar
- a. SncoIn Park: in good neigh
borhoos rooms and bath: ga
rage.
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Near 9Th st. and Mass. Ave.

S5,oo"--i rooms and bath: large
YARD front and rear: space for =
garage; paved aliey; excellent To-
cation, clos. TO entire business sec
ton snsares from Public Library
liberal terms.
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rooms, bath: furnace heat. gas; hard
wood noor,. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-05
Tim Healy's VIII.

The resignation of Tim Healy from
parliament, says a writer in Tit-Bits,
means that the house will lose its
greatest vii. l recall, from his mex
haustible list of witticisms, his de-
scription OF a bill to which he OBJ
jected as the offspring of "a headache
of the Irish Office" while he nee de-
clared that the making Of the late
Sir Henry CampbelI-Bannerman into
chief secretary was an attempt to gov
ern Ireland with Scotcl, Jokes. One Of
Tins most exquisite imaglnings, how
ever, was during a divorce case, when
he said that "the spectacle Of his
learned friends client crying in the
witness box was the greatest miracle
that had eve happened since Moses
drew water from the rock"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-05
sPRUCING UP UNDER FIRE
While Enemy Shells Were Pass
ing Above Him.

The sailor who can shave himself in
a storm has found his match In the
soldier Walter Ehrman, a Kansas City
man. saw at the Argonne front. Ehr-
a vas with a medical corps and as
he passed into No Mans Land with
the stretcler bearers. he noticed a
youth in khaki hiding in n shell hole.
ii had a mirror between his
knees" writes Ehrman, and lie was
Internationally shaving himself. Which
is to say, that, between acts, he'd NOV
a section of his face. Whenever a
shell would come over he would duck
eSpertly, only to. resume his interrupt
ed task in moments of what you might
call peace.
"'Hey, buddie, do you need a shave
that bad? asked him.
cav, my mugs SO blame dirty, had
to have it, was his reply.
"And here's another: One Of our
medics found a pair Of hair clippers
on the field, and while he was waiting
in a she'll hole with a doughboy until
an enemy barrage should light up, he
clipped that doughboy's hair as nice
and stylish MS you please. till they'd
hardly let him in when he returned to
the trench, he looked that different"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-05

The canyassing scommittee for the
sale Of stock in the hospital associa-
ton started out last Monday and in
9 short time had taken orders for
$4,000 of stock. IL this is an Ia.
dication Of the community feeling
there will be no trouble in securing
the required amount.
TerEs1s Uncle Toms Cabin show
arrived onsschedulestime laat Tuesday
but owing to the cold rain that fell
all day the tents were not pitched
and the company went on to Trip
for the next stand. We hope the
troupe viii not accuse Scotland 81
throwing coldswatef "a The show.
Mr.. and Mr.. Camel and ron. Leon.
ard, Of Sioux City. who were here. for
the commencement exerciees of the
high school last week, left Friday by
auto for Jackson county. Miss Mar.
vel Yaryan who accompanied them
here ~reraained until Sunday evening
as the guest 81 Miss Ethel Moore. be-
tore feturnlng e ber home in Sioux
City.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-05
Nsglss NNG@vak has returned from
overseas service and arrived home
Wednesday.

Mr.. D. w. Chamberlain has been
very low for the past two days. and
has been unconscious since Tuesday
evening. On account of his age and
physical condition it is feared that he
will not be able to rally.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-05
Ministry Of knitters.

With real regret a good many Of our
ladies' will lay. aside their knitting
needles at the word that their industry
has supplied the Immediate needs Of
the soldiers and sailors. Their record
of millions Of sweaters, helmets and
other protective gear is unexampled iii
the history OF the world, and will be
immortal in the grateful memories Of
the returning heroes. These knitters
did not need to begin their lesson Of
thought for others when they took up
knitting. But having kept r. at the
forefront Of attention for so long, they
Will certainly be eager to find other
means OF thoughtful ministry.-Con-
gregationalist and Advance.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-05
Was Good TO see Her.

Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, who is
home on a furlough after four years
OF service In France. where she has
been for the last Is months directress
OF c%anteens for the Red Cross. was
Just about to enter q New York shop
the other day when she felt some one
touching her arm. Turning. she was
face to face with two husky dough
boys that she had helped to nurse back
to health in one of the conyalescent
homes In France. Mrs. Vanderbilt
one exclaimed, while both extended
rough. work-hardened hands. "It,s
sure good to see Q again. We don't
forget old friends like you"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-05
Folly Of Monarchial Government.

AS the exercise OF government re-
squires talents and abilities, and as tai.
ents and abilities cannot have heredi-
tary descent, 1t is evident that heredi-
AIRY succession requires a belief from
man toswhich his reason cannot SUBJ
scribe and which can only be establish
ed upon /; and the more tgnor-
ant any country Is, the better it is 1T
TED for The monarchial species Of gov
ernment.-Thomas Paine.