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vfr- s- THE WASHINGTON POST: TCTSAY, VILLA DECLARES WAR Calls Cammza "Traitor" in Manifesto to Nation. DARING AUTO BRIVER MAKES RECORD BBSEHTS AMERICAN SORTIE Bandit, Styling Himself "General- in-Chief" of the Revolutionary Forces, gammons Mexicans to Join Him in Mew Campaign Against the President. Francisco Villa, "greneral-m-chief of the revolutionary forces In Mexi- co, in a "manifesto for the nation," a i copy of which has Just reached Washington, assails Carranza as "a traitor," and calls upon Mexicans to join him in a new campaign against the regrime of Carranza This manifesto, which is dated "En Campamento," In Durango, begins "To the large of crimes ayainst democratic regime, aralnst the fjanqullity of the country and against the security and welfare of its Inhabitants. Venustlano Carranza has only now added a new offense against the dignity and sov- i of Mexico Recalls Juarez Incident. This new offense consists In perm i i American troops to cross the border i Juarez last for, which i a blames Carranza and Gen Francisco Rodriguez "Oonzales was so low," the a i festo says, a when the city of Juarez was occupied by a foreign force, he at.ked.

in the most servile a permission to reenter the i the defense of which had been i to his i i a honor, and now he has the to say that it was his troops that defeated Calls Assembly Farce. A i Carranze a i to "perpetuate himself in power by means of a preconstltutional and by the farce of the i assembly, Villa continues. i a people i i i fight i a. definite i is reached to secure i rights. The i a i realizes the deceit of i It has been the victim, and that Carranza has alone managed to gain by the material assistance given him by President Wilson, per- OPPOSES LARGE ARMY Oea.

McAndrew Favors Peace Strength of Only 300,000. TTBQE8 IN PAITIO Control ot Goal mod Hawaiian '-'-ruin 1 Vital to trmn-' qulIUtv "on Oar Own Woaia ABejgn a Division to Ihity OB the Mwdcmn Border. Xwo Gaston and Louis Chevrolet, warm rivals lu the automo- racing game, fought a great duel on the Sbeepinead Bay Speedway in Long Island in a 150 mile race In which there were the unlucky cumber of thirteen starters. First It was Louis, then it was Gaston who led the field. At the end it was Gaston who Hashed across the field a winner in bis Fran- tenac, and he succeeded in beating the record of 150 miles.

REED RIDDLES PACT CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE i i Carranza American to pass troops i i the Sonora campaign, i exclusive object of a i i him as a candid a i i presidential i ec ion Safety for Americans. need be no a of reprisals a a a i honorable A i "If he can not see his way clear to embroil America in the wars of every country and to plunge her into controversies of every land, he sees with 'jaundiced eyes' "If he venture to point out that Article binds us to send our soldiers to defend the frontiers of every" land in every quarter of the globe, he is 'afflicted i amazing "If he looks i pride upon the glorious achievements of America's past and refuses to abandon the policies which have brought us to the height of prosperity, he is 'a dreamer living in the forgotten age" Resents Wilson Epithets. "If senators of the United States, tremendous importance and place the United States in a position of 1m- potency even on matters affecting its own vital interests. $1,000,000 in Gifts Brought Home by Wilson Party, Penrose Asserts Senator Penroae declared In the Senate yesterday that President "Wilson and his party brought backTrom Paris Jewels" and other gifts from "crowned heads" which he had been told were worth more than $1,000,000. Interrupting a speech on the subject of gifts by Senator Ashurat, Mr.

Penrose asked If the Arizona senator had in mind made to President Wilson while in Europe. "I know nothing of that," Senator Ashurst replied, "but if any Democrat accepted such gifts he would receive ii senators ui ivintcu ----sworn to defend the i i and my condemnation as quickly as if he to the republic in strict ac- were a Republican." cordance i the terms of i cans who i in this country, as we oaths, study the proposed covenant i not a the results of the a or of a or his subalterns to a the innocents," the mani- i a i i a scores a a for "his i a betrayal in assassinating an enemy whom he not defeat in honest warfare, the hero of the south, the late Gen. Zapata a conclusion of the manifesto reads 'Mexicans The honor of the na- i and the love of mand of us a great effort to triumph 1'or the cause of i and the peo- 5 i us i a a i all of us 3 -w hAvf since 1910. against the dictatorships of Diaz and Huerta, and reach the conclusion that it Is their duty not co to advise or c.onsent to its ratification, they are denounced as 'dishonest opponents of the treaty who i be gibbeted and who will regret that the gibbet is so i "Or. again, they are Informed, as the" President did declare in Washington a few weeks ago, that he would like to see them 'hung on a gibbet as high as heaven, but pointed in the opposite i i "And so proceeds the resistless argument "The President marshals his syllogisms as a general marshals the battalions of his army They appear to advance In logical phalanx, but his a Twill a the sold a batta110 8 pay for hi.

crimes and for having of bitter names his a upon the laws of loyalty and the of Mexico, the constitution, jujjtice and law Robert Thomas Takes Bride. pet ial to The Wash Post a ille Va Sept 22--Miss i a Waters, granddaughter of the late a i Southall, of the A a bar, and Robert Thomas, of Washington, were married today The maid-of- hf lor was Miss Oarnett Laws'on, of Bu.ke's a The bride -was attended by Miss A Minor, daughter of Prof Raleigh Minor, of the law a of the University of Virginia. The flower girls Kath- erlne and Nancy Marshall, daughters of Dr Harry Marshall, of the away by her aunt. Miss Mary Southall A reception followed the ceremony at "River Bend," the home of Mr and Mrs. E.

Egan Prominent Railroad Man Dead. Special to Tbe Washington Post Winchester, Va Sept 2 2 Clinton Smith, 65, for fifty years connected with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and for many years chief dispatcher of the Shenandoah division, died late last night of Bright's disease Surviving are a widow, merly Miss Cornelia Anderson, two brothers, Albert N. Smith, Staunton, and Ray Smith, Brunswick, and one aiater. Mrs. Virginia Ray, Brunswick Flack Farm Sold for Special to The Washington Poet Rockville.

Sept. Joseph Flack has sold her farm on the Rockvllle-Georgatown pike, adjoining Garrett Park, to Stephen H. Hlnee. of Washington. D.

for The place contains about 127 acres. army, an assemblage of denunciatory epigrams "Yet afterj tfr has pfessed the calm onlookers recognise the vax- "I have been told that the President anJ his party came back overburdened with presents from crowned heads and foreign Senator Penrose concluded. ITALY ASKS ALLIES TO OCCUPY FWME CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAOH. zlo continued, "as I will do nothing against them. I consider the blockade.

however, contrary to the rights of man, no one having the right to attempt to starve the 30,000 of Fiume simply because they wish to remain Italians forever. "No conflict is possible i the Italian troops, as I do not believe there IB a single soldier who would pors of anger, the intemperance au- flre against my men." tocracy manifests at opposition." Tne occupying forces have ordered Colonies Have Full Power. the citizens of Fiumo to give up all Directly challenging the PreB i- arms in their possession. Many re- dent's statement that the status of volvers and rifles and great quantities the British colonies in the league is of ammunition were found in the i a Senator 'are Croats, Serbians, Hungari- Reed read a I ana and Germans Supplies of muni- signed statement by the President, tions also were found In coal mer- Lloyd George and Clemenceau assuring the Canadian government that the British colonies might be named as members of the council and having, therefore, and equal power i other members. The signed statement is as follows- The question having been raised as to the meaning of Article IV of the league of nations covenant, we have been requested by Sir Robert Borden to state whether we concur in his view that upon the construction of the first and second paragraphs of that article representatives of the self- governing dominions of the British empire may be selected or named as members of the council "We have no hesitation in expressing our entire concurrence in this view If there were any doubt it would be entirely removed by the fact that the articles are not subject to a narrow or technical construction.

G. CLEMENCEAU, WOODROW WILSON, D. LLOYD GEORGE Dated at the Qual d'Orsay, Paris, the 6th day of May, 1819- Senator Reed devoted much time to demonstrating by the actual text of the covenant that Great Britain's aix I votes to America's one would be jof ou've noticed we Save a 6pod deal to say a bout, robust bodies, keen brains and happy That's because Grape-Nuts food helps ly to produce those happy conditions. All the goodness of wheat and barley, delicious, econom gj nourishing 1 stores. Among the weapons discovered were two machine guns.

Blockade Not Effective. That the blockade of the city instituted by the Italian government is not as effective as expected is evidenced by the arrival of an entire train bearing 30 trucks loaded with supplies. Reinforcements also have arrived, three companies of an in- a brigade from Lombardy, sent to the line defined in the armistice, passing into Flume with their arms and baggage Lieut. has sent an appeal to all former soldiers urging them to join the forces who fight to prevent "diplomatic intrigues and the machinations of speculators from ing us the fruit of our Twelve thousand Serbian have been concentrated at Succari, 5 miles southeast of Fiume. (The Riuao mentioned ia the foregoing may 'be Lieut.

Corndr. Rizzo, the hero of the Italian naval exploit off the Dalmatian coast in June, 1918.) Gen. Robilant Removed. Rome, Saturday, Sept. 20 ---Gen.

Robilant, chief of the Italian forces maintaining order along the line of dernarkation fixed by the armistice, has been replaced by Gen. Badoglio, chief of staff to Gen. Diaz, and second In command of the Italian armies. Oen. Robilant was unpopular, having been a member of the interallied military commission which asked the withdrawal of Italian troops from Fiume, the substitution of the civil guard of Flume by Maltese policemen and dissolution of the national council at Fiume.

It was these proposals, it is said, which caused Gabrlele d'Annunglo to teixe Flume, thus preventing the program being carried out. No Word Received Here. No report of the landing of American marines near Fiume has been received at the Navy Department. Secretary Daniels said yesterday, however, that Rear Admiral Andrews, commanding the American squadron in the Mediterrean, had full power to use American naval forces as might be needed in the opinion of allied rrtfloern on the ground. The United States several and smaller vessels near flume, but the total force they could put ashore would be small, naval here M.fd.

A flat contradiction of the aasertion of Secretary Baker and Oen. March, i chief of staff of the army, that America must have- a standing army of 509,000 men made yesterday by MaJ. Gen. James McAndrew, chtef of staff of the American expeditionary force, in a hearing on the army reor-', ganlzation bill before the House committee on military affairs. MaJ.

Gen. McAndrew strongly urged better defenses for the Panama Canal and the Pacific coast, but said that the recommendations for an army of 509,000 were unnecessarily large. An army of 300,000 men. he declared, will i be sufficient for peace times. He ad- vocated a policy of universal military training for six months every year for boys of 10 and upwards, instead of three months provided in the general staff bill.

Hawaii Key to the Pacific. "We can have peace In the Pacific on our own terms," said Gen. McAndrew, "if we effectually control the canal and the Hawaiian Islands. Otherwise it will be on terms of the other fellow. Especially should we protect Hawaii, as without it Japan or a combination of eastern Asiatic powers could secure the key to our communications with Asia and the Philippines.

"It is especially important to have strong: military defenses there, because in case of war on the Pacific, we would not at first have a preponderance of naval strength. The army must maintain the islands until reinforcements are brought by the Atlantic fleet. With one division and the shore batteries, we could keep a navy off for some time, because of the few landing places on the islands Division for the Border. He recommended a complete division each for the Panama Canal Zone, Hawaii, the Mexican border, and detachments in the Philippines, Alaska and at principal harbors for defense purposes. Gen.

McAndrew regards the Philippine Islands as of little strategic importance. Discussing the probable effect of a league of nations, MaJ. Gen. McAndrew belittled Importance as a means of ending war. the committee was told by Gen McAndrew that in the Meuse-Argonne battle Germany lost practically a division a day, and that in 47 days' battle Germany employed nearly 50 divisions of men in an effort to check the American victories.

CLERICS OUTLINE CRUSADE IN U. S. Episcopalians Ready for Campaign to Heighten Christian Spirit. rove BOTUBAU. Strait.

AtaBSBOria. Whether Alexandria, shall containue'i With a mayor and a- legislative body composed of a board of alderman and! a common council or Shall adopt what iii known as the "council manager municipal government, which, provides tor a council of live, which shall delegate member to serve mayor and appoint a business man- aver for the city, will be at special election held today. The' city ia divided into two camps, and it remains to be Been which, camp ia the stronger. The will at the usual places in the four of the city and will open at a. and close at 7:06 p.

m. The ballot Is simple, reading 1 "For tbe Proposed Change in Form of Municipal Government" and "Against the Proposed in Form of Municipal Government," the result should be known soon after the pools close. electoral board has named, the following clerks and judges for the election: First Sherwood, Charles Swain, M. Downey, S. Pitts and Frank Moore.

Second ward--Fred Schneider. Harrison Kail. F. Clinton Knight, Aubrey Callahan and C. M.

Schwab. Third ward--George W. Bontz, J. Randall Caton. Orlando Daniels, Joseph Ewald and John G.

Graham. Fourth ward--C. ML Lennon, David G. Grlllbortzer, Arthur Dawney, Richard Li. Finks and George Keegan.

Boys Accused of Mischief. Two white boys, about 8 years old, were arraigned before Police Justice Thompson yesterday on a charge of 1 breaking into Washington Public School for boys Sunday. It was testified that in addition to rifling- several desks of articles, of small value, they had cut the telephone 'wire in the building and had thrown iirk on the recently painted walls of the school rooms. The same lada were before Police Justice Thompson last week on a charge of breaking into a residence near the Washington School building but were dismissed. Yesterday the of the lads were told that they must send them out of the city within 48 Kites for W.

3. Brown. Funeral services for William George Brown, the freight brakeman who fell from the top of a car in the Potomac freight yards on Friday and was killed, conducted at his late residence, 1603 King street, yesterday by the Rev. Dr. E.

V. Regester. Burial was in Bethel Cemetery. Married in Bnena Vista. Mrs.

Bates has announced the marriage of her daughter Mist) Hallie i of Buena Vista Va. to Harry Webster Rudd of this city. The cerenjony was performed on Saturday last at the Baptist Church Buena Vista by the Rev. Dr. E.

E. Sumpter Mr. and Mrs. Rudd will make i home In this city Kooms for Jewish Relief. The board of directors of the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce has tendered the use of the rooms of that organization to the committee in charge of the drive for the Jewish relief which -will begin on October 14 and continue ten days.

GIBL, 11, STRANGLED TO DEATH Various means of carrying on the nation-wide campaign of the Episcopal Church to rekindle the Christian spirit throughout the world were outlined by the Rev Dr. Philip Cook, rector of St Michael's and All Angel's Church, of at a I mass meeting last night at the I Church of the Epiphany. The meet- ing closed the conference attended by tocal clergy and laymen from the District, Maryland and Virginia. The committee to advise dlehop Harding concerning the campaign in this diocese is as follows: Tbe Rev C. E.

McAlliBter. of St Mathew's Parish, Hyattsville, chairman; the Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith, of St. Margaret's; Admiral H.

Blair and Miss Mary Ingle. The Rev Dr. Randolph McKim. rector of the Church of the Epiphany, who presided, made a brief address. Others who addressed the meeting the Rt Rev Lucian Kinsolvlng, Bishop of Brazil, and the Rev.

Dr. Robert W. Fatten, chairman of the nation-wide campaign. DENY BURLESON PLAYED POLITICS Tries to Enter House Through Window; Saab Falls Across Neck. Special to The Washington Post.

Romncy, W. a Sept 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Boyd, of was strangled to death yesterday when a heavy window sash fell across her neck, as (she was attempting- to enter a cottage near Springfield, this county, through a window The Boyd a i have been camping there for a month. She was hanging with her feet about a foot from the ground FOUND DEAD UNDER Preston County Prosecuting Attorney Killed When Car Upsets.

Special to The Washington Post Klngwood. W. a Sept. 22 --The dead body of Vester Dunn, 35, prosecuting attorney of Preston county, was yesterday underneath his overturned automobile on the road bet-ween Kingwood and Reedeville Mr. Dunn had gone to Reedsvllle Saturday and left there late that night alone to return to Kingwood.

Mr. was a graduate of West Virginia University. Surviving are a widow and three children. George R. Wales, of the civil service commission, yesterday told the Senate postofflce subcommittee considering contested postmaster nominations that the Postoffloe 'Department had not endeavored to exert any undue influence upon the commission, Wales, who said he was a Republican, also defended the commission's action in changing ratings given in a civil service examination, so that Robert Wade, Democrat, was allowed a percentage) higher than that of Cleveland Willis, Republican, for the postmastershlp at Morehead City, N.

H. A. Hesse, chief of the commission's examination division, and B. W. Kumblar, an examiner, told the committee tv mistake in percentage for business experience had been, made in the original examination for the Morehead City position.

When the committee adjourned Senator McKellar said Mr. Burleson should be given an opportunity to a i pear. Chairman Sterling replied thaf he would discuss the matter with other members of the committtee. DISCUSSES 916.50 WAGE. RockviUe School Faculty.

Koekville. 8ept KubankB, graduate of the University of Virginia, has been made a member of the faeulty of the Rojk school in place Finley, resigned. Miss Margaret Householder hs resigned as an assistant teaeher at the high school at Chevy Chase. Dv Hanaaa Dtaa. Port: Hagrstown, Sept.

Ick D. Barman, 59. many yeacs wn gaged in the bpttUng uwsjnsss, died C. lu. W.

Also Hears Report on Trade Union College. Declaring that employers of women In the mercantile industry of the Dis- trlct will discharge them in order to employ minors at (ess pay if the min- I mum wage of minors is lowered, the Central Labor Union last night adopt- ed resolutions urging the minimum wane board to stand firm In its find- ing of a $16.50 weekly minimum wage for all mercantile workers. Harry Hollohan presided at the meeting which was held in Musicians' Hall. The resolutions charged mercantile heads with trying to-defeat the fit.SO finding of the minimum wage board. Protest of'the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association against the waye with to minors has caused wage board to set a special hearing! and union representatives will appear at this hearing to voice the protest of the labor unions in District it was declared.

W. N. Huttsl, chairman of the or- ganisation committee of the District Union College, told the meet- that arranfements have completed for starting in the college on October 7, Mike Radigan, president of the Metal Trades Union, of Boston, addressed the meeting on general labor Lynchtrarg Carmen Get Raise. SpecUI to The Washington Fait. Lynchburg, Sept.

Lynchburg i Traction and Light Company today' gave notice of a raise of pay for conductors and motormen of 6 cents an hour. This is the sixth increase in three years In which rate of pay has been Increased 74 per cent. DOCTORS FIND REMEDY FOR COLDS AND FLU Calotabs, New Nausea- less Calomel Tablets, Cut Short Colds and May Prevent Flu By Keep, ing Liver Active Physicians have learned from experience, during the epidemic of influenza, that one of the i important factors In the prevention of flu and pneumonia is to keep tbe liver active so that the digestive organs may be In perfect working order and the syetem thereby enabled to throw off colds, check sore throats and resist serious complications. For this purpose they have found that the new, nausealess calomel tablets called Calotabs, are far more effective even than the old style calomel, which was formerly the universal favorite, as Calotabs do not weaken the patient, nor interfere with the appetite and digestion. At the first of cpld or sore throat, doctors recommend one Cal- otab at bedtime with a swallow of water--that's all.

No salts, no nausea, nor the slightest interference with your diet, pleasure or work. Next morning you wake up feeling fine, your is active, and your appetite is keen for a good breakfast. For your protection Calotabs arc sold only in original Maled packages, price thirty-five cents. All druggists and guarantee Calotabs. Tour money back If you are not delighted with Hours: 8:30 A.M.

to 6 P.M. Daily Parker-Bridget Shoes for Women at $12.50 Second Floor, Are One Dollar More Than The Present Wholesale Cost A twelve dollars and fifty cents we offer over twelve styles of the finest shoes for women it is possible to buy. There are patent leather shoes with mat kid tops; shoes of a particular prepossessing shade of tan and mahogany; shoes of vici kid and dull mat kid and two- tone effects; button or lace with Louis or Cuban heels. Each and every pair is the finest example of the boot- maker's art and combine service and comfort as perfectly as a right shoe and a left shoe make a pair. Other Grades from to $17.50 Shoe Buckles from $1.00 to $20.00 The Avenue at Ninth Apple Week Apple, the most delicious fruit of all-will be crowned king at a Lunchrooms this week.

SPECIAL NOTICES Apples Baked, Stewed and Fried Apple Pies Apple Dumplings Apple Cake Stop in and enjoy your favorite apple dish--this Week at-Bellevue Farms Lunch Co. 1334-36 1 St. N.W. 1338N.Y.Ave.N.W., "Products From Farm to You" COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OP Columbia, Washington, September 28, 1919. Applications for permisulon to take the examinations for the selection of to be recommended by Commissioners of the District of Columbia to takp Ilie examma for idmlfliloD to the United Naval Academy (n Jane.

1020. will be rpeived a I this office later than i-loi in Saturday. October 25, 1910 No person Will be permitted to appear at these i not an actual resident of the IJixtrii of Colombia Applications muttt be signed in the handwriting and be addreraed to the of the District of Co lumbiu. Boom 5O9, District Building. ington, mint utate the place and date of birth of the applicant and bin poatoffice addreai.

and be accompanied by a certificate I of two reputable of the District of Columbia that the applicant is a pertou of good moral character and that be an actual resident of the District of Columbia Applicants inunt be between the agen of in and 20 on April 1, 1820. and not leas than feet 2 inches in height, between the. ages of 10 and 18 years, nor lesfc tban feet 4 Inches between 18 and 20 years and must weigh at least one hundred and eleven pounds at sixteen years of age They will be subject to a comnetitlTe mental examination beginning at 9 o'clock a. no. on Monday.

October 27 J819. In the Franklin School Building fitn ated at the southeast corner of Thirteenth and northwest, on the followinj I topics Algebra (throuxb quadratic Plane Geometry, English Grammar. tlon. Geography. Arithmetic and United States History to a physical examination, at 1O o'clock a on Friday.

October 1010. In the Fire Pejwrtment Truck House No 8 situated at the aouthMst corner of Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue northwest A copy of a circular of information Issued by the Navy Departnient respecting the re qnirements of candidates for admission to the I'nited States Naval Academy may be obtained on application therefor at this office No person will be permitted (o present himself for cither physical or mental eiamica- tlon who shall not bare notified In writing of the approval of his application by the Commisaionen. Blank applications will be furnished upon application at tola office LOU18 BBOWNLOW. W. GWYNN GARDINER, CHAS.

KUTZ, Commissioners of the District of .25.26.27.28.80 Sale of Navy Lead and Spelter There will be offered for sale by sealed proposals to be opened at the Bureau of and Accountu, Navy Department, "Waihingrton, P. at 2 P. M. October 16, 1919, 4,600,000 Ibu. of lead and 8,000,000 Ibs.

of spel- ter The lead and the Bpelter are stored and will be sold at the fol- i places. Books of Immediate Importance Hl(h Cost ot TSc. Thf Betrayal of the People, 25r Democracy Versus Plutocracy. U6c No Plutocratic Peace; But a Democratic Victory, 25c. THE MONETARY EDUCATIONAL Publishers, 1416 Bt D.

Phone Main 5573. 23 SPECIAL NOTICES COMMISSIONKRS OF THK D1SI1 KI fT Washington T) 1819 for pormlsHion to 1 for the uplection of citnr3trt-it t. recommended by tbe -t nf i District of Columbia to a i i nrtmNnion to the United Stntcn i i a i in June, HWO, will be ni-nverl i flow not later tliHii lot in i i 4a7, October 18 1KIH No penson wtll Ix niitted to appear at i not an actual rexldeiit nf th- I)li-trl I luoibla Applications muit be il in i handwriting anu lw mMi i the rommlssionerH of the of ohini bin. Room TO9 District i i i i i i muxt state tbe a und i if birth of tbe i i and hiv i i 1 rtresH and ht in onipatnefl ji i i i from two reputable residents of tli Columbia a the a i a In a i good moral bara ter and a he IN ui i i i resident of the DUtri of i i rfcntH must be not "less than 17 or i i i i 22 yeari. of on 11 IflM mid it li than feet 4 im het height at the of 17 nor less a feet mi he in i i i at the IS and upward Tbey i to competitive a a i i a i beginning nt 0 lock in on 't tober 20 1O19 in the Franklin Si hool i i i iHtnated at the woiitneaKt of I i i i and streets northwest on the Algebra a a i i and annum i al nnd i a i plane geometry I nKlKh si KncIIi-h and i i i di tire the I raphy, and I'nited and Kiirupcaii I i i duriug the period men! oned in Ihe I partment 1 alho to i amination beginning nt 10 lock i MI on Friday, October 24 lilia in Ihe I in DM i meet triKk No i li i east corner of Fourteen Hi and i 1 ntie nortbwiRt A cop of i i of mation by the i i a n'-l' Ing the requirements of a i a foi ml mission to the I'nited a i i i A ic'c may be obtained upon application then office.

Blank appll ations will be nisbed upon application at HHK off!" is BROWNIXJW. A I I CHAS TZ, CommlSBionern of tin I i trict of Columbia. se23. j4.2S.2fl 27 20 ail BURNSIDE POST. NO.

8. A will meet Wednesday 24, a A a 8 HARTSHORN. a Lead, 00,000 200,000 (500,000 700,000 Location. N. H.

Bontoii, Mass Brooklyn, N. Pa Washington D. Norfolk, Z.TISO.OOO Marc Island, Calif 100,000 Tuget Sound, "Wash 200,000 American Jiraw Annonia. Conn Hpelter, i 800,000 400,000 i 680,000 i 470,000 I 830.128 2,000.000 00 000 I 920.0001 113.872 i 4,500,000 The above material may be inspected upon application to the Supply Officer of the above mentioned Navy Yards, or to the American Brass Company, Ansonfa. Conn.

Schedules of sale, giving complete data, together with form for proposal and terms of sale, may be obtained upon application to above officers or to the Salvage and Bales Section, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department, Washington, D. C. JOSEPHUB DANIELS, Secretary of the Navy. se 23,30 Clothes and household goods has been completely mastered by our experts. Prompt service and fair prices always.

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607 12th St N.W. Main 2704 A GAIN $215 LnrlBht Pinna i Mplendld VANWICKLE PIANO CO. 1217 St. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER IXZ TOWERS. 421 MUNKBY BLPG MAIN 14t POST By JHU, Teer.

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Phone Main 3275. A SPECIAL, COMMUNICATION OF Acacia Lodge, No. 18, A. A. called for Tuesday, tbe 23d instant.

at 1 o'clock to attend the funeral of Brother Edward W. Kolb, who died suddenly at 7 p.m. on the 20th instant. Funeral from the chapel of W. R.

Speare 1208 street northwest. SAMUEL, T. FARMEB. Master. "Have It Dose Right; Get Casey" nor w.

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Price, $12,500. Terms W. C. A. N.

MILLER, tlnlon Trust Sldf. Phone Main 43 SB BUILp TOUR OWN HOattfi 1 will show you how. GUT B. EEPP Representing Built Homes. 802 Southern Bldg.

bra, 4 to fi B. m. autt-tt FOR BALE--Price, possession can be bad October just off from 16th street; a well-built, two-story house of appearance, having hot-water heat, electric lights, oak floors, large front porch. Weak- fast porch and screened-in sleeping porch; room for garage, convenient terms. BOSS PHELPS.

1400 St. N. W. roR well located in Pet- immediate poaaMvlMi a room and bath ooloaial tmaM, bot-watat beat, eleetrtc llglita, deeping poreh and Bre-proof garage; owwr leavUk city; pOkseaMoa at lOM Jb PHaU.PS. M.

W. pott 17,000: a honsei a good home a good rwuse In which tft rent rooms; tbura are twelve and bath; bedrooms; OwOer city; INC, 14M. M. N. W.

(8,800) ft attrac- Jve two-story real eight-room nouae, having hot-water beat, electric Ughtft, Hardwood Boon, gUMed'lh sleeplnf porch and a garage; tot la you ah6uld see thia home at it bound to eold quickly. it PHBLP6, Bt. N. W. FOR BALE--Price.

on Bock Creek Church road: colonial type, two-story house, having fonr heated With hot water, havint oak floors, elertric lights, deep Tot to alley and there a garage terms of $1,800 and monthly can be arranged. bOSS PUteLPS, 1408 N. W. C7.86O; On 18th street, itt Columbia Heights, a two-story colonial house having hot-water beat, electric lights, parquet Boom, front jporch, rear porcheai DOsiekslOB will be Clveb and oonable terms of sale made; (Bis is a desirable home in a moat oon-fenlcnt location. HOME OF HOMES.

SHANNON, LUCHS, M. 2345. 14th WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. Attractive location on Biltmore Street; individually built home; erected by the owner; attractive front, excellent arrangement, corner of an alley; side lot; 9 rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electricity; convenient to both car systems; immediate possession; $15,000. CHEVY CHASE, D.

C. Close to Connecticut avenue cars; not far from Chevy Cbase Circle; 9 rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electricity; hardwood floors; instantaneous water heater; bleeping porches; large, well kept lawn; immediate possession; $15,000. CHEVY CHASE, MD. An opportunity to secure on attractive home in this beautiful suburb at an exceptionally low price, 7 rooms and batb; hot-water beat, electricity; porches. open fireptares; hollow tilft coftstructkn; slate roof; lot 100x100; Immediate possession, completely tuf- nistied; $15,000.

CHEVY CHASE GROVE. A brand-new house on Northampton street, near 33d, 9 rooms, 2 batlifl; hot-water heat; every convenience; heated garage; maid's room; lot 40x 1H5, vacant and ready for immediate occupancy; price $12,000. BUNGALOW. Attractive location on 14th street terrace, a new subdivision of ex- penklve homes; close to 14th street car line; excellent opportunity; modern in every respect; 7 rooms and bath, hot-water heat; electricity; hard- voood floors, every convenience; price, $10,600. PETWORTH.

AlmoM: new; 6 and bttthl hot- water electric porches; excellent arrangement; fine outlook; convenient to street cars, immediate pOBsesBton; $7,050. SHANNON LUCHS, M. 2345. 713 14th St. NW.

IN beautiful Woodndite, o-rcom bungalow, a. m. 1., corner lot; nieely furnished. Price, terms. B.

F. Holmes, pbone North 8818 28 WEST SMITH, BEFORE BUYING OR SSLLIMQ PROPERTY. toe BIST. NAT'L BANK BLDG. FKANKLIN 0761.

aaM-tf In the Pretty Subdivision of 16th St. Heights. I have Ideal homes under construction at A fair price; Inspect them; my branch Office OA the property open every afternoon; would be triad to explain bow I finance a home, according to your own ideas; the extension of loth it. will make your home In tals vision Increase greatly In value, ROBEKT E. HEATEK, Mala 1064.

410 Colorado Bldf. POSSESSION AT ONCB. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. See this beautiful borne of hollow tile pebble dash; 8 rooms and bath; hardwood flnleh; open fire place, vacuum vapor beat; garage, 2 cart; a real home; price right, may lease.

Harry C. Allen, Room 921 15th st. nw. 22 WOODRIDGE, D. sale, 7-room house and bath, a.

m. 1 brick garage; 23 minutes from Treasury. 3124 So. Dakota avt. it 116 Varnum St.

N. W. Brand new and ready for Immediate ruoupany. 8 rooms, bath. Wr-e, Terms.

W. C. and A. N. MILLER Union Trust Bldg.

Main 43S2. 24 Chevy Chase, D. C. Corner lot, 8OI1BO; one block from Con- jectlcut 25 large shade trees; on perfect grade with street; all city 11,000 below market value; reasonable tetma. ADDRESS BOX 153, THIS ODTICB.

sel7-tf MOUNT PLKASANT, facing Rock Creek Park; 10 rooms and batb brick house; in condition: colonial porch; front and MCk stain; furnace beat and gas; bargain, Sfi.SOO. Apply owner, 205 Keauia 11 til tod sts. 22 FOR RALI5--12 rooms, central downtown, convenient to two car lines, from tbe own- H. Box 380, office. 2U NEW, modern house, in fine, high location; 0 rooms, with two southern exposure glaaed and screenert sleeping porches; 2 baths; $5,000 cabh and balance in small monthly payments.

1842 Randolph st nw. Phone Col. 6428. 24 IN BROOKLAND--Six-room, hollow tile house, slate roof, all a. m.

large lot. garage; possession at once. Price, S7.000. D. F.

Holmes, 1601 R. I. ave. He. Phone North 8812.

Another Bargain in a New English Basement Residence Near The Dresden Less Than $20,000 Will Secure It Unusually fine outlook; 11 rooms, 4 baths, garage. Attractive throughout this house. MOORE HILL, 1420-22 St. nw. 23 1624 6th Street Northwest To close an estate -we are offering this desirable dwelling for $4,750.00.

Six rooms, bath and cellar. H. CLAY STEWART SON, 1416 Street N. TV. Immediate Possession High-class corner residence, coataioihf acre; large trees and beautiful in best location in Ohevy Chase; master bedrooms.

4 baths; bot-water beat; screened porrucs and large garage. Owner very anxious Real Estate Investment B. W. HII.LBARY, President, 818 Connecticut ave. Phone Main Ask for MR.

GROVE. Near Connecticut Avenue Bridge. Very desirable English basement light brink and stone residence; 19 rooms; baths; electric lignu; nrage; price, (24,000. West of Dupont Circle. 8 rooml; 8 bathat llghta; bot-water beat; upstairs kitchen; deep yard: bardwood noon; bouHe In perfect condition; price, Oh Mount Pleaaant, Near Colombia Road.

IP-room brick house, practically new; 3 electric hot-water beat; upstairs klfcben; large yard; perfect condition; price, $15.000. ICUABDSON GIBSON, 1410 U. 8742. Allan E. Walker Inc.

813 15th at, nw. Phone Main 420. Connecticut Ave. and Street 10 rooms, 2 baths; electricity. In excellent repair.

First time offered. buy in thla fifie section at $10,000 18th and Columbia Road 10 rooms, 2 baths; hot-water heat. In excellent repair. Blectrlelty. Vacant.

Snap at $11,000 In Chevy Chase, D. C. Entirely detached. Vacant. 10 rooms, 8 batbs, Stone and brick construction; nearly Price $12,500 Another in Chevy Chase, D.

C. West of Connecticut ave. Detached. 8 2 baths. Practically new.

Possession. Price $15,000 Vicinity New Hampshire Ave. and Street Individually built residence of 10 rooms, 3 baths; modern; side lot with 2 garages; sleeping porch, possession. Excellent Buy at $19,000 Biltmore Street Home 11 rooms, 4 baths; modern and nearly new. Fine lot to ally.

Vacant. Priced at $20,000 Which Is mutfh below cost of duplication. Woodley Park Home Randeome 10 room. 3-bath brick residence. Modern nnd attractive Sleeping porch, lot 25 feet wide.

Boom for double garage. Possession. Price $22,500 Allan E. Walker Inc. 813 10th Bt.

Aw. Phone Main 420. Ten room house on Highest Point of District, Near Massachusetts Avenue Splendidly built and modern la every tfiiy. Price, $80,000. Real Estate Investment H.

W. HILfelsAnY. President, Bin Connecticut Phone Main 2860. Ask for MB. GROVE.

Corner Residence With Garage On 16th A good buy in a modern bouee on 10th st. A comer, and containa 12 rooma, 3 baths, a large library; wide parking-, MOORE HILL, 1480-SS nw. 48 CHBVY CHASB. D. 0.

By owner, 8 roomi, tiled bath; a. m. newly decorated throughout; screened porchsij garage; most attractive home; lot 6SK137; leaving city; Immediate posaesaion; $13,000. 6410 4lst st. nw.

23 IN WOODBlDGE--Six-room house, slate roof, a. m. garage, good lot; poaaeaalon at once. Price, terms. D.

F. Holmes, 1601 K. I aye, ne. Pbone North IMMBDIATK P08SJOMION. An unusually well-built stone and brick residence on the brow of the bill, Columbia 23 ft.

wide, deep lot, with garage for several cart; 10 net-water heat, electricity; 8 open fireplaces; hardwood trim; kitchen on floor; thU house waa built for a home; one-half block to cars; convenient to store aad Central High School; price about the samo lor a new 8-room house; reasonable terms considered; Investigate, inunedl- BTONB ft J-AIWAX Main 2S83. 1349 Haw Tork aye. Howard Hines, 784 16th Bt. N. W.

Phone franklin 5892. $12,500 Bight rooma aad baths, Dupont circle neighborhood; In perfect condition; Immediate possession; BOW vacant; moderate tetitts. $12,500 rooms and 2 baths; near Calvert bridge; hot-water heat; electric lights; venient to cars and stores. $11,000 In Washington Heights-, an elegant ft-room- and-2-bath home, with built-in concrete garage and maid's room In baaement; glassed-in sleep- Ing porch; moderate terms; Immediate possession. $9,000 A northwest siibuMwn home of 10 rooms and 3 baths; bot-water heat and electric lights; lot 1SOH86; shade trees; convenient to cars.

$11,500 Nine rooms and i Mths; semidetached home on the Heights; convenient to 14th st. cars; hot-water heat and electric lights; porches; elegant condition; possession. $6,500 A semidetached home Of 8 and bath, in the northwest; in perfect condition; can be bought on easy terms; on a wide in a good neighborhood. $7,000 An 8-room-and-bath detached brick home in Georgetown; garage; electric lights; moderate terms and possession. $7,500 Six rooms and bath, west of 14th st.

in best part of Mt. Pleasant; in perfect condition: hot-water Wat and elertrtt nghts; a bargain to quick buyer; possession. Howard Hines, 734 loth St N. W. Phone Franklin 5898.

In One of Washington's Most Exclusive Neighborhoods. Beautifully planned and built home of 8 rooms and bath; heat, pipe, lights: large porches; newlv painted throughout; gnrdg'pi beautiful frerdpns. IMMEDIATE I'OBSBS- 810N. Price, S14.500. WILMAM S.

rHIIjMPB, Thone Main 98. One Block From the 8th St. Car Line. A first-class buy at 8 rooma and hath: In desirable neighborhood; terms. WlLLIASI S.

PHILLIPS, Phone Main 08. In Washington Heights, Conveniently Arranged Home. Nine roonw and bath; heat. A FlttBT- CLASS BUY nt $8,800, especially pood terms. WILLIAM S.

PHILLIPS, Phone Main ft8. Vacant-r-We Are Confident This Home Will Please You. Price, WeU-fmlBhed home, with fl rooms bath: heat, elec. lights. A HEAL BARGAIN In a moderately priced homo; choice terms.

WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS, Pbone Main 68. Vacant--An Individually Built Home. Two blocks from car line: 6 rooms and batb; large reception Hall; screened-ln inft porch; room far garage; good location. Price, $5,050.

WILLIAM PHILLIPS. Pbone Main OS. Here Is a Very Desirable Little Buy at $3,150. Sit rooms and bath: in desirable'neighbor- hood In easv terms. WILLIAM B.

PHILLIPS, rbonn Mkln 98. This Is an an Ideal Little Home and a Real Buy at $4,600. Six and bath; in choice location In good terms. "WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS, PhOne Main 98.

Well Built and Finished Home Rieht off from Maryland 0 rooms and bath; heat; second to none At $5,250. WILLIAM S. PHrLLIPS, Phone Main M. This Very Comfortable and Well-Planned Home Of 8 rooms and bath will please you; la neighborhood in ne. Price.

WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS, 1409 New York PhOne Main 88. HOUSES WANTED an dawud Mid Hotuea and Apartments in the -N. W. Section of handHnaavt have Mated ana totd elty ottm.

Real Estate H. HILLBAHY. nwtdM.t. QMMttUMt anftl-n LIST YOUR HOUSES WITH US NOW of Purchasers Apply TO US. STONE FAIRFAX 1342 NEW YORK AVB.

N.W. City and Suburban Homo WATBB-rRONT rABlbt. Buying or reti estate, you 4o to cottatttt us. Our office Is an market, and We can or Mil for you. We strive to serve; don't forget tbat.

PWBB80N, 784 15th at. nw. anM-tf WAVr to rent Itve or seven room houae for colored. Address 1904 ftw. H2 IN Columbia Heights, Petwdrth Or Mount Pleasant; modern, to 8 price mukt Be rpasoftabte; no agents, Phone Col.

BBOO. Property Owners, Attention I We want a number of bouses, some fine, expensive ones, as well aa less pretentious Ones aBd small houies, to Bell to applicants. Borne of them' need not be subject to Immediate delivery, but we want thtm at once. We are also having calls for suburban places, colonial homes and desirable farms. Oi)r thirty yean' experience and office facilities enable us to render expert service.

Wm. Sauhders Southern 80? loth st. nw. FARMS FOR SALE Special Montgomery County- Properties A delif ntfol and aplaadid farm of 106 aorta, froai pike. UM.

all tM way Land la all clacnd Md now MliUur OtllghtfBllr abie of 8 rooms; some modern Bcauuf at laws. ottttmUdlaft. One of the flaCM fftrtu la HoBtmaMry county. About 2OO of azcetttUmally far- tile land, about ao mtlM fMrn tBta rtty; fMc- tlcallr all tbe war over a fine road. IS acres in large timber.

apttnga and atreama afford ample water. 85 of am aod. nouaa of 6 rooms, steam beat, on an alevatioa and adrtOttBded AM Plenty Of outbuildings. Bealdea balng a famo. nnpo- MUoa thia ia aft investment at tae of $30,000.

A moat dnUtbttol propertT Pleaalak ocmblnatlon BOOM and farm. A fertila met of spUndidly aitdkted on the pike, close Ib and convenient to can. Large brick rttldtaM, on an elevation. Is and well arranged. ApMoaeB la through aa avenae of A bit of timber aad atnama on Property.

Maay homes nearby. We offer this property with coDfldence. Price 940,000. Oaf complete list comprises the Mat properties ia tbe best Interior and river sections of Virginia and Maryland. art furnished upon requeat.

Real Estate Investment H. W. Hilleary, President, Connecticut Are. Main 28(0. IF YOU AKK DfcSlHUtrs OV Dl8P(1SlWO OP your property, consult We rtady Sam department, Pbone Ham 766.

flat Woodward WANTED--By two refined women. 8, 1ft or 13 room furnished house, on or before Nov. 1. Address C. T1S Tth ne.

28 HOUSES FOR RENT Near Woodside, Md. Desirable subarban residence with 25 Acres of ground; house ia strictly tnoflerh, containing 18 rooms, bath, steam heat, electric light, sleeping fiorch and large front and sldfe perches; all necessary outbuildings; abundance of fruit; rent montb, $128. For further information rail Main 4884 or Franklin 0182. GARDINER DENT, 71T 14th st. nw.

22 FARRAGtTT SQUARE. Phone Cleveland for particulars. 24 418 6TH ST. Nfe --A very good location, 6- room hoitRe; $100 per month. J.

D. darmah. District Nat. Bank bldg 28 NICELY furnished fl room house, bath; beautiful location. 2323 20th st.

near Cnnn. ave. bridge-. 23 APARTMENTS FOR RENT exchange 8 room and bath apartment fpr fl-rooni house. Bos 380, this office.

22 114 8TH HT. flne h. k. rooms and bath, reduced rent; ndnltn: after O. 22 FURNISHED CAtVERT Oct.

16. entire 3rd Soot, Si rooms and batb; beautifully fur- itfihed; 1. h. for two adults, Including neat, eleet'riclty and gas; $7B per month on yearly lease. Call Col.

810. afternoons. 22 Near Largo, Maryland Just off State Mad four miles ffom tHitrtet of Columbia. ISO acres, 0 aerea native timber. All fenced aad perfectly watered.

Orchard; new dwelling; tenant hftuse; two baraa and ontbullOlngH. Ijind Is level to rolling. In hilh State of cuHiratlon. Will Immediate potaeieloa. per acrt, want oBer.

At Fairfax Courthouse, Va. 1ST S-4 mile from trolley on Btate road and neat the new federal highway) TO acres timber: land is in high stste of ctttttva- tlonj perfectly watered: new fratae house, cellar, porch; ban. The F. H. Smith Company, 815 Fifteenth Street Washington, D.

C. FARMS! FARMS I FARMS Water front and inland; catalogue. t. Waters ftunell Realty Oheitertown, Md. SUBURBAN FOR SALE Betheada, Section.

One block from Wisconsin ave, trolley; 7- room frame; bath; hot-water heat, electric light; shade; lawn; garage; lot 80x150. Price $0,600, $1,000 down. Clarendon, Section. Ohe-fnre zone. 12th Bt.

car line; 20 minutes' ride; d-room frame, bungalow type; batb; electric light and gat; weather stripped, storm papered, screened: lawn, young lhade and fruit trees; lot 50x121; $800 down, rest to suit; a bargain. LARGE, 3-fOOm, parlor floof, housekeeping $60 per month. 8 I st. near Capitol. 23 2303 18TH ST.

Apt. 32--All outside rooms; porch; accommodations for 8 or 4 ladies; housekeeping. 23 STONELEIOH COURT--For rental and subrental, a few attractive housekeeping and nonhousekeeping apartments by the year and for the unex- pired term of Restaurant. Apply office, Stoneleigh Cwurt, Conn. ave.

and at. 1722 2D BT. apartment; rooms; hiee shower bath, two toilets. Apply at o'clock in the evening. 27 OPPORTUNITY for responsible party to secure beautifully furnished apartment on sixteenth street, rooma and bath, 9175.00 oh yearly ease; initial payment of $800 required.

Box 879. thla oftVe. 24 THHBM large one small room, bath. kitchenette; attractively. Ideal location; $325 per mouth.

Box 840, office. 2S THRBM moms, kitchen and bdth, furnished; near 14th nborp XT 916; best bonus Bets tt. Box 288, office. 22 FOR Male. 17-room boarding house, completely furninhftd.

in Indian Head, near Proving Grounds. Sold- to settle estate. Box 126 Indian Head. Md. 38 SIX-ROOM, house; a.

m. poa- session October l. Owner, 3601 Mth, Wqodridge. P. 0.

24 FAIBMONT Bfl. near Mth home of 11 rooms, 2 batha; hot-water heat, electricity; terma, cuh above trust. MOUNT PLBASANT REALTY 1411 Park Road. Phone Col. 488.

24 HOUSES WANTED ftw cotoreo. purdiaMra ai tho beat and moat substantial claas; maay of our Wanta pay caah for their Irrli 1410 cf at. DW.I ataln MOB. ielft-tt WANTBD--Modem houw, Cleveland Park; 0 to 10 large, alnr 1 garage for rtiilaim Bhadr lot; Immediate potaaakloo. Box) TWO gas and elec-; furnished.

Cissel, Talbott 1006 New York Main 1092. 22 GIB SIXTH ST. three-room housekeeping apartment adjoining batb, on second floor; newly papered and painted; hot water heat; gas furnished; gas rauge for cooking. 22 BfH ST. and 5 roftn apartment for rent.

23 APARTMENTS WANTED H-TJRPtlSHED. WANTED--Two rooms and kitchen, October 1, In nw, by couple with one child. Phnne R. P. Bayly, North 8180.

22 SMALL fnrblehrd apartment or furnished room near bath, for man and wife, by Oct. 1: northwest preferred; give particulars. Box 84B, this office. 2ft MODERN, furnished or three rooirih. kitchen, bath, heat and electricity for eoupla without children; ne.

se, or vicinity of 1st and sts. on or before October not over (75 Address Mrs. Christina Gorman. Apt. 4, 182R st.

nw. Mt. Rainer, one fare zone. Five-room bungalow; bath, furnace, electric light and gaa, shade, lawn, flowers, shrubbery, hedge, cement walks; In good condition; concrete cellar; good elevation; 2 blocks from station; very attractive. Price 14,850, $1,000 down, $5O per month.

Patuxent Sta. on Pa. Ry. A' Chicken Ranch. 6-room house; one frame Chicken house 46x BOO, built of flooring; one concrete chicken house inany brooder bouses and other outbuildings; 40 acres of land; same cMt $12,000 to build; will aell tat a great bargain.

Brookland, D. on 26th st.ne. 6-room frame, batb; hot-Water beat, electric light; garage; poultry bouse; very deiltable. Price $5,860, Brookland, D. Monroe st.

ne. 8-room frame, bath; furnace; gas for light and cooking; lawn, shade; floored attic: close to church and school; lot 60x150. Price Stone and Fairfax, FOR EXCHANGE A LOS AWUttt apartment MtMtec raoant, nattetttJal dtotrtct; yaara old; 100 vtr MBt pfeyfteml condition; all rated; utlendtd income: bear strictest bank investiga- at want plantation lying in angle of Waah- D. (S, Klkton and Richmond, Va. Price.

Incnmberrface. $10,000. Dr. J. B.

W. Madlaon Chicago, m. Z3 OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT offices: central locitioii; reasonable rates. 70S isth ntr. A tTHACTI VELY fonUhed Whole or part.

304 RlggB apta'Baaday, to week days, 4 IB OFFICE ROOMS WANTED WANTED TO RENir-Singing teacher uae of mnalc studio for 2 per week; will abare with another teacher-, klndiy reply with fall particulars, rental, locality, Addreaa Box 247. this office. ROOMS FOR RENT FtnunsBKD NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 920 Street N.W. Phone Franklin 7770. KTewly furnished running water in eaeb; new single $1.50 and per day; $10 week; double per day.

Special monthly 13 ass ROOMS FOB RENT WITH BOAJm. for excellent Franklin 644. aad third nw. HIWLX tnnlalM room. reflMd room, suitable for two, electrici family.

Park rd. 1614 JttH ST, large ''a' on awnnd floor, adjoining bath: partiy two ladies tenlabcd; coapla or TWO aafaralabad North rooma; 1. Pho within two Mocks of Dapont cla. containing 18 roomr. 2 baths; In excel- taBt coadttloa.

Price. J175-J20O. North TOSS, after in o'clock, or sroaJ' wn day. Mtia ma. THJUBK Kxoma.

kitchenette, sleeping porch: VBa of (aimjre) modern improvements. AAnead pi. nw. North 0692. 1010 2SD BT.

apiendld, large front" room, adjotnlnr bath; 1. h. suitable. KAW for one or persons in departments. Walking dlataace; heat and RM; only Call Sunday or after 5 p.

m. 22 810 INDIANA large rootus and kitchen for b. k. Apply 1823 st. nw.

22 ROOMS WANTED Transients and it temtOwD. Known aa Kern. Running water, private batbs: naUent management. Phone Franklin 1142. 24 YODNQ couple with child want with or- -without board, preferably Within one hour 1-JlA from Treasury; pleaae state all details.

Bw JJ 818. thin office TWO rooms, furnished or unfurnished, I a. m. i. 3110 Park pi.

nw. a MM 9TH ST. reafvn- able rent to permanent roomers; all modern conveniences. Apply 2d floor. CLEAN, neat rooms; reasonable rent permanent Bovt.

people; flne central location. Ap- 2d floor, 608 9th W. nw. aulO-tf ST. nicely furnished hall room; private family.

22 1113 16TH--In private home, within walking distance of all large, sunny double room for two gentlemen. 22 11SO GIRARD BT. front ftiom, bath same floor; hot-water heat, electric light, phone; gentleman; $22 month. 23 apartment, newly furnished room tor two; call 9 o'clock. 714 A tt.

ne. aa front room, a. m. floor wild batb; convenient all care; $30 for one, $28 for TWO ha hartrtsomely fttrtilshrd and private 1828 clone by Cupont clrclfi pltr, xervifi)': mtn only. North STOP.

13 83 ST. NW.rr-lToofth floor, one large front room; all conveniences: $20 per month. 23 112 ST. First floor, large front room, kitchenette, gaa range, $aO. B8 1724 tT ST.

noom; comfortably furnished; convenient to cars; $20; gentlemen. North 4513-J. 23 MASS. desirable room. and I4tb Bts.

inw Apt. 8C Nicely furnished room; gentleman 22 LARGE airy rooms; newly furnished, painted and papered. 9124 st. nw. 22 1414 ST.

second floor front, 8 windows, electricity, other rooms; gond board, connecting hnUReM. 24 1312 COMJMBIA lar room; ron- location; phone; nn 1. h. k. 83 ONE front room, furnished.

1121 14th nw Apt. 4. Franklin 3640. 22 LARGE, attractively furnished roomi five breakfast if da- ylred. 1S34 28th st.

nw West. 2296 22 GENTLEMEN: two large well-fnrnjshed rooms, second story- 180B Phone FranKlln 1245 22 NEAR Dupont circle on two nice front rooms, connecting or separate; for tnen. North 4878 23 THB CUMBERLAND. Ant. 36--Room for gentleman, next bath.

Phone Franklin Sll 22 connecting rooms: porch and bath; private home; instantaneous hot water; Een- tlemen. Phone Col. 6132-J. 1 bna REPINKD yonng lady wanta room; clnltv Treasury preferred, permanent. Bor 373.

this omoe. 22 TWO furnished rooms for lljrht housekeeping near WashinKton a i a and Electric line. 3 Address J. T. Hardesty, 3322 st nw.

2 BT young lady, government employe, medium i. 9 -t 6 nlaed furnished room: must be reasonable i prlfe; permanent If suited; state Box 352. thts olDce. as REJ'INED yOung couple desire pleasant moofi TO) In good location: references, please Boi aes, this office. 28 ONR large furnished room and kitchenette light housekeeping bv married couple: Children.

Address Box 269, this ofllce. 22 WTTB BOARD. YOUNQ man, government employe, university? 1 student of evenlnjrs, desires (fuer room with board; small room acceptable; 1 be very naaonable. Bor MO. of-- TOt.

NO man desirea single, room, with boardj'l northwest preferred. 8Mt. this TWO rooms, furnished or uKfurnlrted, trally located, with board, for atata- in" Box tuts office. ja place for aged gentleman; health unemployed; rlty or country; prtee. Box 868, thin i room near business section Oapltol.

by gentleman; prefer room wblch. noi-a can arrange to cook breakfast. Box SOT, tltls XVf.T* offtee. i-- WANTED to rent. In Anacnotia or Capitof Hill, fi or 6 room unfurnished house, or hojueKeeping apartment- will lease for nix months or a year.

Ilosslre 3401 Wisconsin ave or Phone Cleveland 22 OR trunroftHiuiAu. OCTOBER 1st. furnished or unfurnished. 4 or -5 room apartment In northwnt lection; pre- ferably In houm with 1 9 by month or year. Phone Cleveland 1351, Snn- day of Monday, between 10 2 22 out i '1 'i 'J I '1AOA TABLE BOARD EXCELLENT meals, dinner and breakfast, $1.17 per day; expert service.

1200 18th st. pw. 22 board for select few- exeep- tional dinners. 1500 Park road. Col.

8212 JJ Ja oof PUPILS WANTED 1542 OTH ST. 2d-floor front room. $20 per month: gentleman only. 23 1506 floor front room, 10 minutes' walk to Treasury; gentleman; Owner's home 17 IOWA CIRCLE---Beautiful front room, overlooking a electric llgBts, hot water. 22 1842 New York ave.

Ask for Mr. Grossman. sel7-tf A Delightful Home 3H acres of woodland olid lawn. Hlgh-clalM locution. tilt muster bedrooms.

All modern Improvements. be sold at a great bargain. Real Estate Investment Co, fi. W. HILLEAKY, President, 816 Conn.

Ave. N.W. 1732 ST. NW--One or roonw, newly papered and furnished: 1 block from Dupont circle; gentlemen; permanent realdent preferred. 52 E138 ST.

furnished roort tof gentlemen; next to bath; with electric light; one block from cars; in private home 83 1011 12T ST. furnished 22 1809 3D ST. nicely furnished front rooms, second floor; next to bath, light housekeeping privileges. 23 Phone Main 28RO. ASK FOR Mft.

GROVE. 24 DHUMMOND--12-room house; colonial porches, 3 baths, 6 fireplaces; every modern improvement; an acre of ground; orchard; garage. Call North 1884. Apt, 101. 10,31,28 WAVBRLI PARK.

THB SUBDIVISION Of LITTLE BAST Of niVEKDAUS, MD. CITT orrioa. UIB a NW. FO SALE, Hyuttsvllle, bath, 2 toilets, hot-water beat, electric lights-and trae. Call 08-W.

llyattsVllle. 29 HOW to be your own landlord at Chevy Chase on $200 cash and 186 a month. Allan W. Gibson, 317-818 Colorado Bldg. seltt-tf SUBURBAN WANTED UNFURNISHED modern houne of or (i near good school, by careful, quiet people of education with two children: will lease for winter.

Addreaa 384; this offlre, 32 BUSINESS PROPERTY WILL buy furniture and lease on 4-room and bath apartment In northwest. Box 260, this oftW. 38 ON13 or two room furnished housekeeping apartment In or near downtown. Bos 862. thlft oftce.

12 rent, In good locality, by responsible couple, with 0-year-old girl, cohi- plctely furnished apartment, which Includes living and dining rooms, 3 bedrooms, private bath, kitchen or kitchenette: from November 1 to March 1. Reply by letter to Particular, 1104 st. Washington. B. C.

24 WANTBD 'Downtown, heated room, bath, ant. for one permanent occupant. P. 0. Box ISIS, flty.

aa UNFURNISHED apt. for 4 adults: 6 rooms; vicinity of Farragttt Square and Dupont clr- sle. The Avondale, Apt. 85. 28 i or 6 room unfurnished apartment, any time before October 15.

Phone Col. 6142-W. 58 FARMS FOR SALE 80 ACHES at trolley station about 20 from Washington. Excellent opportunity for party in government or other in Washington; good 7-room house, new barn and other farm buildings, fruit, shade; neatly In cultivation; lies well; weU watered: will make excellent dairy or stock farm. Price, only 18,500.

Northern Virginia and country Write for list. Advice us when to eipeot you. Buell Farm Agency, Hemdon, Va. southern Maryland at bargain S. K.

Burth, Hngheivllle, Md. 382 AORESS--Potomac water front; hlfbly cultivated; 15 acres tijnber; 12-room modern bouse; artesian water; 3 tenant houaea; 3 fruit; oyster creek; attractive glace; 186,000. with Stone Fair- Valuable Business Corner Northwest Corner of 12th and Streets Northwest 100 feet front on street; 50 feet on 12th street, to alley. Light on Three Sides Opposite New Railway Terminal A Bargain If Sold at Once H. CLAY STEWART SON, 1419 Street Northwest 23 Large Corner Lot on Massachusetts Ave.

extending back to wide alley. Suitable for apartment or garage. (2.00 per foot. To close an estate. Real Estate Investment H.

W. HILLBARY, President. 816 Connecticut five. Pboae Main for MR. GROVE.

LOTS FOR SALE. Connecticut Avenue and Porter Street Choice corner building for sale at a gnat bargain! aim Interior lots la thla locality ranging from 4Oa to 5Oc per square foot. For particulars apply QDOROK J. BAST8BDAY, 1410 st. nw.

flNK tor Mh Sixteenth Bt. Highlands by Oen. Realty Corp. Offlje. Mth and -Kennedy aw.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NBAR DUPONT CIRCLE--sitting room and bedroom, with running water, suitable for Officer or gentleman. First floor in an officer's home. Pbone North 8817, between 6 and 7 evening 28 FURNISHED front room in apartment, for two gentlemen; call before 0. 740 2d nw Apt. 2 -22 B023 KALORAMA Near Connecticut Ave.

Bridge--One Mingle and one double room, newly furnished; twin beds, very reasonable, men preferred. Phone North 22 1843 VKRNON ST. large rooms, one south front; nicely futnlsBed; gentlemen or couples North 5184 23 MANDOLIN ami violin pupils wanted, eiperl- eneed tearber. Box 277, tliis office 22 ANNOUNCEMENTS DRESSMAKING--2217 Flagler pi nw phoni) North BTB8-W. 27 PIANO TUNING qir KEPAIR work of all kind on pianos and phono- jlur.

frraphl, by expert mechanics, at reasonablo. artCM; free, all work guaranteed, tKAMK A. SHUE. 519 Mass. av.

nw. Fr. aul-OOt PIANOS FOR RENT. PIANO for rent. Phone Frank.

8656. 22 i. aid MOVING, PACKING, STORING SNS05 CONNECTICUT AVK. ed room, with large porch; bath; Tor gentleman: In private family of adults, select neighborhood: rent, $40. 1806 CONNECTICUT rooms, onn nectlng; newly fumubed; electric- lights: gentlemen.

22 2818 HTH ST. room, $1H, private family; gentlemen. Pbone Col. B4S-J. 22 8471 14TH BT.

room, near bath, two young tadlei or itngU electric lights; hot-water heat. 22 127 ST. houneketplng, second- floor front room; also room next to both, adults, 22 CLEAN, well-furnished room In home of two adults; gentlemen. 1741 st. nw.

22 15O2 ST. roonw; reasonable- men only. Phone Franklin IBM. 28 DOWNTOWN, within square of New Wlllafd; three completely furnished communicating rooms, two very large; batb, phone, electric light and service Included. for five men if needed, L.

S. Llpicomb ffl 2 14th st. nw. 23 YOU have 2 rooms and kitchenette to furnish I have the furniture at your own price- must bs nold by Tuesday evening regardleRs of tbe price. Apply Jones, lath Bt.

nw. 22 1.AHOK. nicely furnished room with light houaekeeptnc S8C1 Igth nw 24 IN NICK rooms, suitable for gentle men; single or en suite. Belmont rd. Phone North 4983.

"4 TWO WOMBN wishing apartment, choicely furalibad. 2 hall yard, MO. may Inquire North 811 tt p. m. 24 NOTICE Auto Baggage Transfer Co.

Uuooln fi8M. ST. Ml6-15t 1710 16TH ST. from cars- second front, aleove, plate, hot water; room, for gentlemen. 24 8008 18TH ST.

room, aecoad floor front, convenient to bath, hot water electric lights, phone; private faintly; gtnc.t^ men or married no 1. h. good board nearby; will reat rooma aepanrte or ea jroTiTM Call before noon or la evening if oonvenT.nt LARGE comfortable front room, modem borne; suitable for two young men; beat reaUeatlai lataat 2728 13th it' 22 accuon: lateat conren nw. Phone Col. S12T.

1T01 NORTH CAPITOL front room four aecond floor; batii- orlVatn family: all RANDOLPH PU furnished front room, twin bofa; only. 10T 10TH ST. furaiahed. atrlctly modem honaa; private family of three; for gentlemen only. 83 ST.

attractive tront room, beat downtown location; one or two tentle- men; call after 5. 28 WITH BOAatP 1800 NEW RAMPflHIBK artistic and home-like place for voice and piano atudenta; Kngllah and French French taught; moderate. 32 1860 COLOMBIA front room, with board aecood-floor private family. 1910 15TH BT. room; ezctilaat arinalrn; rter ccatnl.

FIREPROOF STORAGE 0.1 84O Separate Locked Rooma Month $2.50 Merchants' Transfer and Storage Company, Main 6900 920-022 Street N. W. Washington BIG 4 IHAtf 'n TRANSFER Padded Motor Vans Suburban Moving a Specialty 5 8 1042-54 29th St. N.W. Phone, West 141.

Philadelphia New York KR8T! Main 4288 and IVanklln 2423. HMITU'S TRAlfWKR AND STORAQB CO. NORTH 3341, N. N. 3344.

LONG DI8TANCB MOVING Uaoc-dtatance Hauling. Baltimore, Wilmington, New Tojfc. WILLIAM P. KILLEEN, 924 14th St. Day aad phone.

Frank. 0188. Night phone. Col. Trunks! 1-ronktI Truukal Anywhere to Washington fw ate.

BMITH BBOTHKES' MM laat Oapltot atreot. Big, New Storage Warehou8e' A 500 Rooms Plenty of clean, safe stontej for jxmr home. hold roods. Special storage foe- ngt, pavaoa. Ac.

Vault storage. IfAvtnib and. sra.t- tag at maderato WUTMB BtrtLDIMG BTO fit W. W..