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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12

NEAR 18th AND R. I. AVE. N.W.-11 ROOMS
and bath; water on every floor; hot-water
heat; suitable for rooming house; reasonable
terms. Price, 81. 600.
ON CALIFORNIA ST., between 18th and
19th-9 rooms and bath; hot-water heat; good
condition; occupied BY owner. who will give
immediate possession. Price. $500.
VIM. 7. BALLARD,
1914 New York ave.
BEAUTIFUL HOME on MARYLAND AVE
me-. containing II rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; good lot to alley; house newly paintea
and papered; immediate possession bargain at
NEW YORK REAL EsTArE BROKERS. 142sr.
GEORGETOWN CORNER RESIDENCE: 10
rooms and bath; porches; lot 35x95; building
alone could not be duplicated at the price,
q, $50; splendid residential section; big bar.
new YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 142sF.
36.25O.
Best section In ne. rooms and bath: hot.
water heat; detached to good alley.
H. H. BERGMAN,
631 st. NV.
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FOR sALE-PRICD. $3.50. A GOOD NORTH
west home, located south Of T ct. and near
18th ct. Not an old house; six-room brick hav-
ing hot-water heat, front and rear porches. oak
floors: good yard. Prompt possession.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14O8 H ct. NV.
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WANTED TO BUY.

TODAY
BY
L. G. SCHROEDER.
rooms in MOUNT PLEASANT or Co.
lumbia Heights.
Northeast Section.
Want small house near Union sta
Best house $500 cash and SIS per
month will purchase.
South of Park Road. \
between 18th and 14th SITS. NV: g.
room house; modern improvements;
will pay $4,000 cash; balance on
terms.
In Takoma Park.
rooms and bath; possession by July
Is; will pay $1,000 cash; balance
on terms.
Wanted-In Georgetown.
to s-room house; $500 cash and
terms.
Have many purchasers ready to
buy for cash and on terms. Let US
know what property you have for
sale.
L. G.. SCHROEDER,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
619-21 Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg,
Phones Frank. 1905 and 1918.
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FOR sALE-PRIcE, $3.50. JUST A LITTLE
of from Connecticut ave. and near the circle
offered for sale at this price for few days
only lot 60x125: detached house of eight
rooms and BATH hot heat, electric lights
and porclies. Possession given.
BOSS PHELPS. INC, 1406 H st. NV
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T. B. BROWN CO.,
1all G ST: NV. Room 2o3.
See Us for Homes. All Locations.
$1,000
One Of the best built homes In city rooms
and baths. h.w.h., gas. electricity, cold
storage room. servants toilet. wash trays
brilt-in refrigerator; sleeping porches: good
yard 10 paved alley. instantaneous hot water
heater. nne bomr section; possession at once.
$3.50
Mount Pleasant. near 18th and Kiibourne: 10
rooms and bath, h.w.h.. gas and electricity:
best Of fixtures: home 10 splendid condition.
This 10 the best buy the market today.
$500
Near 14th and Newton ST. NV: 8 rooms and
bath. pressed bay window brick; good Ioca-
tion. Owner will sacrifice.
7. B. BROWN CO.,
1911 g St. NV. Room 20o
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-l45 ADAMS ST.
NV. facing south. looking down Flagler ST.
Front yard. back yard. room for garage; loft
alley; concrete cellar; large rooms and tiled
bath: furnace heat: will put In good eondf-
ton. Price. A,7o0: cash. 81, 200: balance $50
month.
J. s0uL> NxHsoA ;1Ia Il NE.
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FOR EXCH ANGE.

LARGE, ACTIVE LIST OF REsrDENCHS.
business and suburban properties. apartments
building lots and farms on which exchaDges
can be made; we are making q specially and
have msLy advantag eous propositions.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. lDe..
7SS 18th st. NV.
Exchange Department.
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FOR sALE-PRIcE $4,000. A DOWNTOWN
home. near Dupont Circle; one Of those well
built. roomy houses Of ten unusually large
rooms. two baths: excellent hot-water heating
plant; electric lights; house screened through
out: equipped with metal weather strips. and
also having a large garage. Possession at once
and easy TENS Of sale.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WANTED.

TODAY
BY
L. G.. SCHROEDER.
Today / want for a
client the best Groom and
bath house in suburbs
$1,000 cash and monthly
payments will purchase.
l.. G.. SCHROEDER,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS,
6l9-21 District National Rank bldg
Telephones Franklin 1905 and 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12

FOR SALE
In Chevy Chase. within half
block Of car line: a Groom. well
built brick house. with every mod
ern improvement; price. $9,500.
immediate possession.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
73S 18th st. NV.
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BLOOMING DALE-A DANDY SIX
room and modern bath house, with
room for q garage: this house can be
sold on easy terms and is now vacant
Why pay high rent when you can own
this home On these terms? Price,
$3.50.
BELT. o'BRIEN 4 CO..
1911 G 1t. NV.
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MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE

SAFETY FIRST
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF STORAGE
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO..
Rooms !2O and up. Moving. Packing
Phone Main 4229. <ls-420 10Th ST. NV.
WANTED-LOAD TO BALTIMORE. FRIDAY.
for n ton truck. Phone Franklin 232, or adj.
dress Box Ask. Star office. l2s
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FOR SALE
Close to Chevy Chase Club. A
10-room. 2-bath dwelling. on lot
65x14O, with garage outlet to side
street: hot-water heat, gas, cleo
tricity. open fireplace. spacious
porches. Price. S12.5O0.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
1913 18th st. NV.
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ant west Of 18th ut. vacant house. in excel
lent condition: wide frontage. Having eleven
rooms, two baths. hot water heat and electric
lights. Attractive situation.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 14O6 st. NV.
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FOR COLORED.
On 18th ct. n.w.-11 rooms hot-water heat
lot 21xS7 to alley; n good buy at 50, 500
French st. n.w.-7 rooms and bath; 81, 500.
1907 4th ST. n.w.-7 rooms and bath fur
mace heat; 50. 100.
2o0e-10 9Th st. n.w.-6 rooms and bath
each at 1880.
II. n. BERGMAN,
631 Ut. NV.
PRICE, 1880.
Only $500 cash.
In Bloominedale; a dandy six-room and bath
brick; cellar; furnace heat.
L. =. F. PRINCE. 1410 H ct.
MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, BUILT By
owner; 1924 Morrison st., Chevy Chase. Tel.
Cleveland 1912. lSs
$12,750-CHEvY CHASE, NEAR CIRCLE;
d. C. The most beautiful grounds and bunga-
low in Chevy Chase: sr.. b.. garage; lot 1T
It. front; ami; built for owner; immediate
occupancy; surrounded by nne homes; Il block
cars; convenient schools. churches, stores. This
10 opportunity seldom offered. See and be
convinced. Terms. N. 14Q1s
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FOR SALE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No. 1892 Perry place NV.
Half square to 18th ct. cars.
Five blocks north 18th and Park road.
Tvo-story box type brick house.
Six rooms, fine bath. gas, electricity.
Furnace heat. Lot 20x9O.
Alley plated, but not yet available.
viii sell house completely furnished,
$1,000. Cash payment, 81, 500.
Can be inspected 3 to 5 pm. only.
Telephone Columbia 1905. 13s
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Ga, $50 = VICINITY CLEVELAND PARK;
bungalow: lot 50x105: block to cars; new
open fireplace; porches; Or. b.. pantry; large
cellar; laundry; steam heat; gas range; terms.
n. 1401.
50, $50 - VICINITY SAUL'S ADDITION;
west side 14th st.; extra large rooms, bath
and attic; large cellar; garage. two
porches front and rear; sleeping porch; open
fireplace; h.w.h.: ami; buffers pantry
wash trays; immediate occupancy; terms.
North 1401.
s., 0O0-OPPOsITE CHEVY CHASE CLUB
grounds: 7r.. b., garage, porches: lot S0x165
abundance Of fruit stone foundation: block
cars; perfect condition Terms. Early occu-
pancy; ami. North 1401.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
ONn 10 U.N-US

FOR A TERM OF ONE OR MORE YEARS,
fine old homestead near Purcellville Va; brick
house, containing IL rooms. steam heat and
bath; fine lawn and shade: ample garden
space, fruit, pasture. The place is situated one
half mile from macadam road. Rent $500
Union Trust bldg.
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I WILL PAY CASH FOR MODERN HOME,
preferably with garage; possession by July l.
Address Box Ss-K, Star office. 15s
MODERATE SIZE; TWO BATHS AND GA
rage preferred; Cleveland Park or any best
northwest section. Address Box SIX, Star
JUST BACK FROM EUROPE-WANT TO
buy house, 8 rooms or more, about IS 600: x
cash: please state all particulars. Address Box
104-K, Star office.
POSSESSION IN 30 DAYS, FIVE OR SIX
room house bungalow: ami; electricity
balance monthly; must be convenient church
stores. school. Address Box AK, Star ONCE l4s
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FOR sALE-BY OwNER-NEw sIX-ROOM
modern home; southern exposure; hot-water
heat; hardwood floors; three large bedrooms;
tiled bath; large porches front and back:
sleeping porches; fully screened; laundry tubs
in basement; deep lot: fine location NV;
Spring road, on square east 18th ST.; terms.
Address Boz ok, Star office.
TwO-FAMILY APARTMENTS: RENTS FOR
s4S monthly; sale price. "a. $50; terms. Ap-
ply OWNER. End floor. 522 11th Sc. 14s
FOR sALE-To COLORED-sIX-Ro ROOM
house: two blocks from 9th and n. Y. ave.
This property win double in value. Rented
for s2O5O. Price. 81. 500. $500 cash. SIS
per month BRADFORD. BANES REALTY
CO., 3O4 14th st. 13s
439 TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-s ROOMS,
baths; lower apartment rented; upper apart
mediate sale. $500; cash. $l.75O. OWNER,
COS Quincy st. NV. Col. 5S7S. 13s
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FINE RENTAL INvEsTMENT-TWO-FA
house near 26th and Va. NV; rooms
and bath each floor; 500; easy terms; all
cash offer invited.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
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CORNER ON NORTH CAPITOL ST.
| Within q few blocks Of Union station most
! desirable property Of 10 rooms and baths
| hot water heat: good lot; present rental,
| SOL: on account Of location and arrangement
| this will make a splendid investment as a
| home. an apartment. rooming house or for busi-
ness. Price, $11 200.
| II. II. BERGMAN,
631 T Of. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FOR SALE
In Takoma Park-Detached
frame dwelling. located on tract
containing I acre: house has
rooms. bath. electricity. gas and
furnace heat. Price. 5000.
THOMAS ]. FISHER Il CO., INC,
1SS 18th ct. NV.
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FOR SALE
A Chevy Chase home close TO
car line. Lot eOx135; 2 stories. 9
rooms. 1 bath: toilet on frst floor.
Inspection can be arranged at any
time. Price, S.. 500.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., INC,
73s 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12

HOUSES WANTED.
owners eoutemplat ting selling should list their
houses With rs. We arc having 4 great Dc.
nand for dwellings In all sections and n,
making many sales. and have hundreds Of n.
plieants that we are trying to suit. Many a.
them will pay cash and most Of them lars,
cash payments.
ehrewd owners are taking advantage Of this
demand for houses We are now able to sell
for them and realize the prices that ownsrs
have been trying to get for years.
We have connected with our sales denare.
mept the largest and most active sales fore.
that we have ever had. Properties listed vfth
M will be advertisd and every reasouahie
enort made to make . sale in the shortest pos.
sible time.
Send % full particulars. stating lowest
price, terms. whether rented hy the mouth q
leased.
NINETY PER CENT OF THE BUYERS
APPLY TO OUR OFFICE
STONE FAIRFAX.
1870 New York ave. ~.
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Make Your Dreams Come True

VIII builc TO realize your In.
dividual Dream Home on most
liberal terms ever offered. includ.
fag-sar mortgage loan and tai pre-
lection contract.
No need Of living in ANTICIPATED.
dilapidated homes. void of modern
eonyeniences. The best 10 not To-
good for you and me. Address
Building Department"
CHEVY CHASE HOMES FINANCING
COMPANY.
S1o-23 District National Bank building
"Franklin 7813."
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
42-ACRE TRACT OF TILLABLE AND WOOD
land, improved by Groom unfurnished house:
necessary outbuildings: near Burke. Va; only
s.. $50; trust, $3.50, years to run; sell
equity on easy terms, trade for equity in
city property. n. F.. RYON. 1923 F st. NV.
FARM. 100 ACRES: 7-ROOM DWELLING.
harm. stable. wagon sheds, chicken houses. hog
houses. Price, 81 500. Terms 81 600 cash. bal
ance can be arranged satisfactorily to pur-
chaser. or will exchange for city property and
assume encumhrance.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO..
y Y NV.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

GOING WEST-WILL SELL COMPLETELY
furnished Building. five housekeeping apart
ments: hest downtown northwest section : al
ways rented: 90 per cent investment. Address
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FOR CoLORED OF THE BETTER CLASS
One new hve-room bungalow at Glendale, d.
c.; price, s. $50; $3.50 cash and $50 per month
also Groom house; price. s. 500; $500 cash
and S32 so per month. Take the II st. car
marked District line, get OF 4sth st. Me-. walk
south two blocks into Glendale. d. C.. Repre-
IRWIN & SHANK, Owners, 141O G st. NV.
h.;x
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FOREST GLEN, ND. ADJOINING. NATION
al Park Seminary-Beautiful furnished home;
seven large rooms and bath; all modern i'm
provements: one acre grounds. garage. chicken
house, etc: convenient to electric and steam
R. R.; on account of death Of husband. must
be sold. Address owner, Mrs. MICA HEIDE-
MANN, 81 East Melrose ST.. Chevy Chase. Nd
Phone CIev 11s4-J, bet. and pm. Price,
"a ono 15s
The sun., 1919-02-09
TO FIND JOBS FOR FIGHTERS.
state Commission VIII Help Move
mcnt--Meeting Tomorrow,

The State OF New York has inter-
ested itself in the problem o? getting
jobs for demobilzed fighting men to the
extent Of causing Governor Smith. after
investigating the question. to turn the
problem over TO the ReConst ruytion COM
mission Of the state OF New York as
tho best equipped body "a obtain results
The commission, il was stated ycSter-
day. through its committee on unempluy-
ment and the committee on demobiiIZd-
ton has begun active work on the kuotty
tauGlc. Through the efforts Of John q
Agar and Mrs. William H. Good. re-
spectiNely chalrmeu OF the two commit
tees, q hearing VIII he held in the COM
missions headquarters in room 800, Hall
OF Records. at 30 i. NJ tomorrow.
From Information about various
phases Of the unemployment problem
which were brought out at n meeting
held by the commission last week it is
the belief Of those at the head Of the
State movement that much prog ress wv n
ne made by an amalgamation OF the
State, Federal, *. of g. and other en-
poyment services. public and semi-pri-
vate. now engaged I'm trying to land tho
soldiers, sailors and marines in good
positions.
The sun., 1919-02-09
MAYOR HYLAN OFF
FOR PALM BEACH
Hearst to Meet Him There
About February 20.

In an lncipient snow squall Mayor IIy-
Ian left the trials and tribulatons OF
City Hall behind him as he started for
the Pennsylvania Station on his way to
the sunny sands OF Palm Beach shortly
after noon yesterday. He was Joined at
the station by Mrs lIylan and their
daughter. Virginia, who will be with him
at tho Florida resort for three weeks
In the Mayors absence Robert l.. Mo-
ran, who succeeded Gov, Smith as Presi-
dent OF the Board OF Aldermen, Will be
acting Mayor.
There was crowd in City Hall plaza
as the Mayor left the Hall, attracted by
a naval band on recruiting mission.
Several people waved TO him and he
waved back. but there were no cheers
1t is understood that William Ran
dolph Hearst will join the Mayor at
Palm Beach about February %. He
had engaged rooms from the first, but
mas been kept in New York by the work
OF the Mayors Committee TO Welcome
Homecoming Troops and by the i'll
health OF his mother, Mrs. PhGbe
Hearst
The sun., 1919-02-09
HYLAN APPOINTS MAGISTRATE.
Picks Gerald II. Gray to Serve for
Thirty Days.

Mayor Hylan yesterday appointed
Gerald Hull Gray OF 90 East Sixty-hrst
street "A temporary thirty day Magistrate
TO serve in place Of Magistrate House.
who is ill., The appointee is n son OF
John +. $ Gray, a civil war veteran,
aud Is a graduate OF Harvard. lie was
admitted TO the bar in 1895. His home
is in the Fifteenth Assembly district.
Magistrate Gray takes the place Of
Francis II. Gallatn. who was serving
for Magistrate House until his appoint
ment as head of the Park Board on
Friday.
IT was said In political circles last
night that &. l.. Donnellan, coleader of
the Tenth district in which Mr. Gala
tin lives, knew nothing about the ap-
pontment In advance and was indlg-
nant The same was said to apply to
]. V, Coggey leader Of the district in
which lives James J. Nugent. appointed
Deputy Street Cleaning Commissioner
Both appointees were said to bc Tam
many men I'm regular standing, but not
the FIRST choices of tine organization. II
Is understood that Mayor Hylan IL fol-
lowing the Gayror custom OF forcing
Tammany to furnish a long list of suS-
sestiohs Tor eys.y place he has to al
The sun., 1919-02-09

hibition. II makes the people sick. One
third have put over something on the
other two-thrds The two-thirds wouldn't
listen to me years ago, but now they're
calling for old Or. Coxey; they want
some of the Coxey serum"
The General insisted that the shutting
or Of war orders had paralyzed business
and that terrible times were coming I'M
less his idea was put into effect.
'"My idea.' he said, "is that II the
manufacturers come together in sane
manner and look over the situation as
reasonable human beings and reduce the
prices. making a slash and cut TO
somewhere near normal, II will stimulate
the construction of buildings, the pur-
chase of railroad equipment and start
the machinery going"
Otherwise the Third Army. Anyway,
the Presidency. by universal demand.
And the General said he wasn't going to
spend a cent on hts campaign.
General" said the departing visitor.
''at times a ribald press has been pleased
to take what you say facetiously. Does
1t hurt your feelings?"
God bless you, my boy. not at all
cried the sand man. People always
read between the lines and see there's
something in It and that Coxey's all
right"
The sun., 1919-02-09
SYRIANS ASK HOME DUTY,
Those Serving In American Army
Would Police Native Country.

Syrian Americans now serving with
the American EXpedtionary Force may
be organized in Europe and sent to
their native land for police duty. accord
ing TO a plan advocated by the New
Syria National League which has been
Endorsed by Henry Morgenthau Repre-
sentative James 7. Lloyd OF Missouri
and others
DR.. George I. Khrlcralla. president OF
the league. has obtained the support Of
practically every Syrian organization
in the country TO the plan. and has
wired Secretary Baker requesting that
action he taken.
at would not be difficult 10 police
Syria while the new Government il
being formed" DIR. Khrieralla said
There are $4,000 Syrian Americans in
the army, and we have received word
from a great majority OF them that they
would like 20 so n Syria and do this
great thing for their country
President Wilson has been asked by
cable to insist on the formation of A
new Syrian Government under the trus-
.seship OF America.
The sun., 1919-02-09
B. R. T. OFFICERS HIRE A JUDGE.
Nassau Surrogate Also VIII Aid
Defence In Wreck Case

Lewis Smith, County Judge and T.. n.
Howell. Surrogate of Nassau county,
have been retained AZ associate counsel
by the six Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pary officers ard employees who are 10
he tried in Mineola on indictments
charging manslaughtcr In the first and
second degrees as a result OF the NAL
bone street tunnel wreck IN BROOKLYN on
November last year. The announce
ment was made in Brooklyn Yesterday
The defendants are expected 20 de-
mand separate trials. Mr.. Lewis is pre-
pairing TO put on trial first Thomas T.
Biewitt, superintendent OF the southern
division OF the h. H. +. system. on whl,h
the wreck occurred, lie hopes 10 start
the trial on March 3,
The sun., 1919-02-09
JAPAN SENDS VETERAN.
Peace Delegate Knew CIemcnccau
When Both Were Young.

LoNpoN. Jan. 2s.-Marquis Saionji
who heads the japanese delegation at
Versailles, has known VI. Clemenceau
since they were both young. The Mar
quis as student must have spent
altogether ten or eleven years in France
and speaks French fluently.
Marquis Saionj knows Europe as few
statesmen. Japanese or others, do lie
served as japanese Minister at Berlin
and Vienna, and therefore is well
acquainted with both those enemy coun-
tries. In his own country he has filed
many high appointments, including that
OF Foreign and Education Minister. be
sides serving as Minister President
twice The Marquis is 20 years old.
The sun., 1919-02-09

80 put that down." the General ad-
monished plank No ! in Coxey's plat
form, ant-prOhibition. The first thing
we've got TO do is to repeal the pro-
hihition amendment, or this will be a
nation OF drug fends,"
What kind OF drugs, General"
The General looked rather startled
We'll, let me see. What was the name
OF that drink that chap at Columbus
turned OUT Was it-no, | can't recall
now. But Il makes no difference. | am
not prepared to say what Kind OF drugs
Will he substituted for spirituous and
fermented liquors. but put 4 down that
some kind will certainly be.
Put 1t down that when you get aboard
my band wagon YOU won't be on the
water wagon. Can you imagine what
this great city will be like when they
put the paddock on saloons Now I'm
no drinking man"--the General was
sticking 10 plain water as chaser
but like n drink occasionally.
we are all honest. God fearing men
who love our country. its traditions and
its destiny What do We always think
OF about this time in the evening" A
period for relaxation Certainly We
stop in and have a drink and then go
home and go 20 bed We 70 where We
can get a cool swallow, and I'm doing
so We help some other honest. God
fearing man who is trying TO make a
living"
kennedy, tie Waidoi. bar man, vino
had been worshipping the General from
= little distance could stand II no longer
He leaned over the table and took the
refC rners hand
God bless You. General" said the
bar man with pathetic choke in his
voice. God bless YOU. General. ana
good luck"
The sun., 1919-02-09

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"Hcxt nut mic down. v,,r,,ar ,,,',,,
have soma s,i,rulart >,a.,y.s .ba ,,,,,.
| have gone hhre nj rirh, roaIirg nv
cole sarsi,, dn,,, a., l ,,,''9 ,,A
conc 70 ,ha s'aeho,rT IVA ro,,ra, w., w
sIng -, rur, and af,or ,,i,,'or ,, nIi
fool mysslr yoing nv 49,, o r.',,
bark ~ rorral yo,, COO f
mo All nigh, Wby should a r,,, ~. "
works hard all dav no dcnr,vad ~ Me
arinl, ius, because some ola f,s.n nr
.,.,,,l, ,.bo 800, irI,I' i,,,,,.
The sun., 1919-02-09
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR MEN
IN UNIFORM.

Sunday Morning Breakfasts (Conpiimen-
tary mGfeenwich Home service CLUB, 1873
West Thirteenth street between Sixth and
seventh avenues Pancakes and coffee. .
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ami twenty ninth street. \. VI. Coffee
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