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HEY. M. VT. P. NORMAN. THE VERY ablepastor of Metropolitan Kaptist Church, willpreach the annual sermon to th<- John Mar¬shall Harlan Rrlirf Association at Metropoli¬tan Baptist Church, near corner 1-th andstreets northwest. Sunday, October 0, 191K, at£ o'clock p.m. All members of taid organiza¬tion will assemble in th<* lecture room of thechurch at 7:30 p.m. The public is cordiallyInvited to hear this distinguished minister oftiie gospcL

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Scientific palmist and clairvoyant, can be con¬sulted on all affairs of life. Readings, $1. 1210New York ar««. n.w.. between 12th and 13thus. Hours, 1» a.m to S p.m. 10*

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comes an' nips th' feller thatj-ays "tomottoes!"

Lafe Bud was so crazy t' takeliis car out Sunday that he al¬most went t' church. *

D. C. MEN COMMISSIONED.Residents of this city and vicinity

have been commissioned in the Armyas follows:Arthur W. Beer. 164S Hamlin street,

first lieutenant, judpe advocate gen¬eral's department.Ernest W. l'erkinson. Camp Hum¬

phreys. Ya., and Arthur E. Starke,t-econd lieutenants, engineers.Richard H. Swartout. 6th and B

streets, major. Ordnance Corps.Charles l>emonet, 2321 20lh street,

Cfptain, Ordnance Corps.Milton A. Conner, 1405 Girard street,

iind Edward F. Shearon, 1313 K street,*<-eond lieutenants. ouatermasterCorps.William G. Buchanan, 1443 T street,

captain. Motor Transport Corps.Fred J. Siekert, Jr., Camp liolabird.

M4, »econd lieutenant. Motor Trans¬port Corps.William T. Runals, Jr. IDOO "Wiscon¬

sin avenue, first lieutenant. Chemical"Warfare Service.Charles J. Mielke. Camp Meade, Md.,eecond lieutenant. Sanitary Corps.Frank G. Cowherd. Cumberland,Md. first lieutenant. Medical Corps.Thomas E. Bradley. 1632 15th street,

second lieutenant, air service (aero¬nautics).

Lieut. Simms Transferred.First Lieut. John H. Simms, U. S.

Infantry, has been relieved from dutyat Howard University and is madecommanding officer of the Students'Army Tralntn* Corps nnit at the Lin-.coln Memorial University. Lincoln, Pa.

" " i- II U H H H ,U H 11 U U H II I! U U u II U 11 il II M il U, II U

Killed tn action (Includ¬ing 201 lo«t nt sea) 8,791

Died of wounds 2,830Died of diseane 1,081Died of accident and othercauses 039

Wounded in action 23,530Missing in action (Includ¬ing: prisoners) 5,002

Total to date 43,753Note..-Above is the summary o f cas¬

ualties issued by the War Depart¬ment. The list includes those lost at

sea, also the total Marine Corps cas¬

ualties to date, but does not includethe Navy casualties.Army casualty lists for last night

and today contain 533 names, dividedas follows:

Killed in action 1133Ii*«*iinfir in action.......... 66Wounded severely 303Died of wounds 31Died of accident and othercauses 7

Died of disease 11Died of airplane accident... 1

KILLED IN ACTION.LIEUTENANTS:

BARRETT. Willett C., Newport, R. I.BUSCH. Ralph S., Junction City. Kan.CASE. Charles B., Buffalo. N. Y.KELLY, Roy, Ashland, Wis.NABB, Malvern J., Millville, N. J.CURTIS, Benjamin L., Northampton, Mass.JOYCE. Harold II., Helena, Mont.

SERGEANTS:BENDER. Curtis G., Columbus. Ohio.COWAN, Dewitt C., Sharon Hill, Pa.CRONK. Ceyler G., Endicott, N. Y.DEFOREST. Walter. Rutherford, N. J.LOIJMAN. William E.. Milton. Pa.LYNCH. Michael, New York, N. Y.VESELY, Rohumil, Chicago. III.CoNOON, Lawrence. New York. N. Y.HALPMANN, Anthony N.. Fond du Lac, Wis.MORRIS. Sol. Oskaloosa, Iowa.

CORPORALS:ACKER, Jesse, Honesdale, Pa.BCSH. Amos. Greenville. Ala.GRIFFITH, James T. Prichard, Ala.KEENl'M. Hugh R., Columbus, Miss.RIKER, Orin H.. Maple Rapids. Mich.STOMNER, Martin A.. Seattle, Wash.WEI BERG, Fred 0., Chicago, III.BOWERS, Floyd, Reading. Pa.BRAOSHAW. Vinton C., Battle Creek, Iowa.BCSH, Henry L., Abbeville, Ala.CROWDER, lister D., Lanett, Ala.EAKENS. Aubrey L., Selma, Ala.FALKE. Harold. Minneapolis, Minn.KNOWLSON, William G., New York, N. T.MOORE. Martin L., New Holland, Pa.SANDERSON, Ralph A., Forest Grove, Mont.SPANN. Pennie. Rome. Ga.THOMPSON, David, Chavies, Ala.WAKEMAN, Albert C., Big Rapids, Mich.BOHACZ. Joe W., Bronson, Mich.

MECHANIC:BUCK. John K., Holt, Mich.

COOK:KELSOR. Frank B. Claysburg, N. T.

PRIVATES:BAKER, Henry J., Girard, Ohio.BIECK. Raymond J., Flint, Mich.BIGLER. Clarence M., Depauw, Ind.BLAKLEY, Donald E., Montezuma, Iowa.BROWN, Everett H., Brewton, Ala.BROWN. Truman L., Merry Hill, N. C.CARBIENER, Edward A., Freeport, 111.CIGNONI, Louis F., Springfield, Mass.CORL. Robert A.. East Freedom, Pa.CRAMP, Tony, Berlin. Wis.DAVIS, David T., Jerome, Idaho.LAFLIK, Emil F., Cleveland, Ohio.FA NFS, Carroll L., Goodyear, Pa.FEGAN. Patrick F., Abingdon, 111.JO R.N EST, Alexander, Odessa, Russia.LESZKIEVITCH, Joseph, Milwaukee, Wis.SILVA, Miran A., Taunton, Mass.SOFZA. Manuel A., Hanford, Cal.SPRINKLE. Donald H.. Weiser, Idaho.STAN SBCRY. Charles E., Englewood, Tenn.VAN KIRK. George, Portsmouth, Ohio.WILCOXON, Jessie C., Lovette, Tenn.WNOKOVSKY. John. Pittsburgh, Pa.BFETTNER, Edward J., Johnstown, Pa.COPACEA. John, Wareton, W. Va.CHRISC1NSKIE, Henry G., Imlay City, Mich.COX. Ashbum F., Lanett. Ala.CRAKE, Cleveland F.. Prichard, Ala.CRISSMAN, Berton M.. Hamburg, N. J.DUN OAS, Dominic J., New York, N. Y.FICHELSDORFER, Joseph J., Erie, Pa.EVANS. Jake, Calera, Ala.FANELLI. Angelo, Detroit, Mich.GALLAGHER. James M., Rockwell, Iowa.GARD, Charles L.. Garrett, Ind.IIISSINGEK, Adolph, Reading. Pa.KEENEY, Clyde E., Omaga, Kan.KIRCHOFF, Arthur W. Hartley, Iowa.LFTTIKRE, Daniel, New York, N. Y.1 IPFORD, Omie, Girard, Ala.LOVING, Henry, Watson, Ark.McVAY, William J., Princeton, N. J.MARKS, Beulah G., Tupelo, Miss.I EARS. Andrew P., Amory, Miss.« 111TTI, Alfredo, Manville, It. I.IIAIZLIP. James C., Iuka, 111.HARDY, Richard O., Montgomery, Ala.HENDERSON. Frank W., Taylorville, Mini.llOCHSTRASSER, George, Maywood, 111.HOLM, Helof G., Decorah, Iowa.1IURD, Conrad I., Luray, Kan.JONES, Harmon Ray, Grand Rapids, Mich.KRAK. Joseph, Gary, Ind.LREIDER, Charles E., Blackstone, Va.KROKOS, Matneos D.. Akron, Ohio.IEWIN, Walter J., Galien, Mich.MABARAK. Elias. Salt Lake City, Utah.MARTIN, Benjamin, Richwood, W. Va.NYE. Charles L., Seymour. Iowa.MILLER, William L., Shreveport, La.MILLS, Claude, Greensboro, Fla.MOORE, Gecrge A.. Sunbury. Ohio.MURPHY, Joseph A., St. Louis, Mo.MUZZALL, ('leatis E., Fulton, Ky.c BLOCK, Frank. Irwin, Pa.OLIKES. Alex, Erie, Pa.I ELLEGRINO, John, Italy.RILEY, Miller. Waterloo, Va.KOSEBLATT, Morris, Brooklyn, N. Y.RUTLEDGE, George H., Lima, Ohio.SEYMOUR, Everett R., Ridgelield, Conn.S(#MMERS, Frank S., Tonowanda, N. Y.THOMAS, Ray, Gadsden, Ala.THOMSON, John, Rexburg, Idaho.

DIED OF "WOUNDS.SERGEANTS:

FLETCHER. Robert 0., Norwich, Conn.HACKER, Lee, Manchester, Ky.

CORPORALS:MANGAN, Edward, Onaway, Mich.STEFFE, Paul E.. Newaygo. Mich.TAYLOR, Verlin W.» Red Cloud, Neb.BLANEY. Grover C.. Plain City, Ohio.DOTY, Eugene L.. New York, N. Y.SEIIR. William. Jersey City, N. J.WILLIAMS. James, New York, N. Y.

PRIVATES:COW EN, Joseph M., Brooklyn, N. Y.KENDALL. Walter R., Chicago, 111.KLINAZEWSKI, Victor, Rozanko, Vilna, Po¬

land. Russia.LANCASTER, Francis G., New York, N. Y.LARSEN, George C. Marquette, Mich.LUCORE, Charles E., Caledonia, Pa.SWIFT. Robert J., Sauk Center, Minn.WOLFE. Maurice M., Bayonne, N. J.ZNEDARSIC, James, Cleveland, Ohio.ESSELSTYN, Frank H., Lansing, Mich.IIADLEY. Rex S., Laconia, N. Y,HAGEMANN, Eugene 0., Nashua, N. H.HILL. Herbert J., Glen Cove, N. Y.IIOEL. Warren L., Collinsville, Conn.McREE, John, Ozark, Ala.MICHAEL, Anthony, Brooklyn. N. Y.RAMIEN, Harry, Kankakee, III.

BEAUTIFUL HOMEIN

CHEVY CHASEIMMEDIATEPOSSESSION

0

11 rooms, 3 baths; conserva¬

tory, hardwood floors. Thehouse has recently been pa¬pered and painted. White en¬amel finish. Extra large clos¬ets, 6 open fireplaces and ex¬tensive copper screenedporches on both first and sec¬ond floors Two storeroomsand servants' quarters on thirdfloor. The lot is 100x125, sur¬rounded by hedge. Numerousfruit and shade trees andshrubs. Garage for one car.Cellar under whole house.Winter's coal supply in bins.

Price, $17,000WEAVER BROS.,

735 15th St. N.W.Exclusive Asutl

I1

SHAW. Lloj-d U. Salmon. Idaho.S1DMORK. Earl 12., Bristol. Iowa.SWICKARD. l'earl J.. Magnetic Spring* Ohio.ZENUS. Anthony, Dayton. Ohio. ,ZULTOWSKJ, Zymont, Niagara Falls, N. x.

DIED OF DISEASE.CAPTAIN:GUILFOYLK* William F. Philadelphia, Pm.SERGEANT:

GOLDEN. Charles, East Chain, Minn.CORPORALS:

RRYAN. Shah, Russell ville, Ark.HARTFIELD. James L., Columbia, Misa.

PRIVATES:_WRIGHT. Will W.. Daniels landing, Tcnn.

ALLEN. Frank L.. Lewiston. Me.ROWERS. Wnldren, Canton. Tex.LEMKUIL. Harrv G.. Ostburg, Wis.WAKKL\ND. John A.. Millersburg, IILWKNTKO. John. Plymouth. Pa.WHITE, Luke, Dingy, W. Va.

DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER.CAUSES.

COLONEL:CAVENDER, Joseph W., Cairo. Ga.

SADDLER:DORRE. Manual. Seattle. Wash.

PRIVATES:GAMBLE, Jess, Anson. Tex.KILEEN. James. Brooklyn. N. T.KLECKNER. Guy M.. Erie. Pa.SHAW. Harry W.. Flint. Mich.SMALLEGANGE, Edward, Grand Rapids, Mich.

DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT.CAPTAIN:

JANNUS, Roger W.. Mt. Clemens, Mich.

"WOUNDED SEVERELY.LIEUTENANT CC>LONEL:

ZINK, Philip J., Reaver Dam, Mich.LIEUTENANTS:

VTFRIEDLANDER. William N., Brooklyn, N. l.HAYS. Verne, Canton, lil.LYNCH. Frank L.. Philadelphia, Ta.SCTHERLAXD, Paul. Wyoming, Ohio.YOUNG. Harry R.. Brook, Neb.BECK, Henry, Ulrichville. Ohio.DANIELS. Thomas C., New Bern. N. O.NESSELHOF. William. Kansas City, Mo.WILHELM. Karl E., Buffalo, N. Y.

SERGEANTS:ROYER, Kent J.. Madison. Wis.COVEY, Wilbur C.. Marion. Ind.GAFFNEY, Walter M., Brooklyn, N. Y.HUH. Herman M., Elroy. Wis.RUSSELL. Edward F., Rochester, N. Y.SINGLETON, Roy W.. Springficfcl, Mo.'PIEMAN. Edward F.. Spring Valley. 111.WARE. Thomas A., Chillicorhe. Ohio.WEINHAUER, George H., Brooklyn, N. Y.BOYLE, Timothy B., New York, N. Y.IIANNA. Alexander, Philadelphia. Pa.LARSON, Arthur C., Council Bluffs, Iowa.MEYER. Herlwrt C\. Oshkosh. Wis.WESTERVELT. Charles C., New York, N. Y.

CORPORALS:BELLMAR, Roland, Waterloo, Iowa.BRENNEIS, Joseph G.. New York, N. Y.CETO, Steve It.. Detroit, Mich.CLUTTERS, Paul G., Washington C. H.. Ohio.COONEY. Fenn Z. H.. Coon Kapids, Iowa.FITZPATRICK. John J.. New York. N. Y.FLYNN, Raymond T., Buffalo, N. Y.GLEASON, James V.. Pottstown, Pa.GRAFFIS. Thomas H.. Richmond. Ind.HENDERSON, James C., New York, N. Y.IIOLTON. Guy H., Wauimca, Wis.HOWE, Lloyd N., Camp Greene, N. C.JEWELL. Chester, Rhiuelander. \\ is.LORANGER, Stephen D. Ontonagon, Mich.MARSIIAIJa Jjeo A., Clinton, Mi«h.PROUDl'OOT. Samuel J.. Portland. Mich.ROSNER, Benjamin, New York, N. Y.STOKKE. Joseph H., New York. N. Y.AUGUSTINE, Frank A., Oeonto Falls, Wis.BRAUNSTEIN, Bennie, Berlat, Rumania.DAVIDSON, Harry, Brooklyn. N. Y.ELKINS. Bell S. Clinton, Tenn.IIIX, Gordon R.. Sullivan. Wis.KELLS, James D.. Johnsonburg, Pa.LAKE, Thomas W., Circleville, Ohio.LAWHORN, Clarence M., E. Tallahassee, Ala.PAULSON. Alfred. Luverne. N. I>.RICHARDSON. Clarence. Ix»uisville, Kr.SCHAFFEK. Harry L-, New York, N. Y.SIEGFRIED. Alonza E.. Berwick, Pa.MIDDLETON, John, Tower. Mich.PARKER, Kirk N., Blanchard. Mich.RIVIERA. Policarpio, Poteet. Tex.SULLIVAN. Earl W., New Castle, Pa.THREDE, Harry It., Chicago, 111.

MECHANICS:MANN, Theodore C., Beloit, Wis.NOWICKI, Frank. Milwaukee, Wis.SANDERS. Walter D., Ripon, Wis.

WAGONER:ELIOTT. Andrew, New York, N. Y.

BUGLER: .

N0RGORD. Evan, Cambridge, Wis.MECHANICS:

OLSON. John W.. Bridgeport, Conn.SUNDAY. Frank C., Hamburg, Pa.

PRIVATES:_LOONEY, Daniel J.. Brooklyn. N. Y.

LUNT, John II., Whitehall. N. 1.LYNCH, Charles, Lesbar, Ky.LYTLE, Melvern, Hackett. Pa.McCABE. John B.. New York. N. Y.McCORMACK, Thomas B.. Dorchester, Mass.McDANIELS. John I)., Detroit. Mich.McDERMOTT. Charles, New York. N. Y.MCDONALD, David C.. Glens Fall*. N. Y.Mc(;RATH. Matthew. Stratford. Conn.McGUINNESS. Arthur A., Worcester. Mass.MAGOWAN. John W., Brooklyn, N. Y.MATTON. Bryan, Imbodcn, Va.MAITDSLEY, Ellis S.. lookout. Pa.MENDENHALL. Earl. Windsor, CoLMICHAUD. Omar, Caswell. Me.MINUCCIANI. Robert 1'.. Pisana, Italy.MITCHELL, Willie C., Arkansas City, Kan.MORAN. David J.. New York, N. Y'.MUCHOW. Carl, Blue Hill, Neb.NEAL. Edward, Muskegon, Mich.O'CONNOR, Thomas, New York, N. Y.ONORATO. Giovanni. Pittsburgh, Pa.OPITZ, Edward. New York. N. Y.OPPMAN, Frank, Itozeliville. Wis.OSTRASKI. John F., Union City, Conn.OXENDINE, Sherman. Neosho, Mo.A*JAMS, Harry P., Port Huron. Mich.A*BL'SHt Frank C., Freeport, Pa.BARNES, Earl, Providence, Ky.BASTONE, Luigi, New York, N. Y.BEACH, F:\erett J., Linden, Ind.BERNASEK, Frank, Geneva. Neb.BLANCHARD. Leon C., Fayettesville, N. C.BOWERS. Roy'C., Sioux City, Iowu.BREMNER. Frank M., Chicago, 111.BROWNING, Ottis B., Glenwood, Ga.BOTTOROFF, Walter O.. Kings .City, Mo.CAMPBELL. Earl. Wichita Falls, Tex.CYR, Henry J., Milford. Mass.PALAZZO, Cosimo, Brooklyn, N. Y.PALECHEK, Walter It., Chaseberg, Wla.PARMLEY. Earl E.. Fulton, N. Y.PEMRERTON, Frank. Chicago. 111.PERItYMAN, Leroy J., Wild Cherry, Ark.PETRILAK, Andrew, Simpson, Pa,PHILLIPS. Lester S., rhamblee, Ga.PHIPPS, Clifton P., Baltimore, M<LPIERItO. Nicola. New York, N. Y.PIRAS. Frank. Tolo. Italy.PERETTI, Joseph. Lawrence, N. Y. .

PORTUGAL, Louis, New York, N. Y.POTllOFF. Claude J., Muskegon, Mich.PltlEVE, Auirust. Buffalo. N. Y.PULVENCKES, Vincent, Tamaqua, Pa.REGENT, Horace, Trainer. P:».RE1SLER. Clarence P.. Amsterdam, N. Y.RHOADES, Frank, Highland Park, Ky.Hi(TOBKN. John. Gninta. Vedovadi. Ceto

(.Continued on Ninth Page.)

OLD DISTRICT RESIDENCE CHANGES HANDS.

"Woodley," on Woodley road, sold by the estate of the late Senator Newlands to the R. A. Long Properties of

Kansas City* Mo.

WOODLEY SOLD;HISTORIC MANSION

Bought by R. A. Long Prop¬erties From Estate of Late

Senator Newlands.

Woodley, the historic mansion on

Woodley road, was sold during thepast week by the estate of the lateSenator Newlands to the R. A. LongProperties of Kansas City, of whichR. A. Long-, father-in-law of Capt.Hayne Ellis, U. S. N., is president.The consideration was not made pub¬lic.Mr. Long purchased the property to

be used by his son-in-law and daugh¬ter while they are in Washington. Theproperty comprises more than sixteenacres and the mansion is one of thefinest in the District.In an interview F. E. Middleton, who

bought Woodley from the estate ofRobert J. Walker, former Secretary ofthe Treasury, gave remininscences ofthe place, which was favored on manyoccasions by visits from PresidentGeorge Washington, Gen. Scott andothers.The estate was originally 201 acres

and the mansion was built by JohnPlater or Philip Barton Key in 1800.Francis Scott Key, the composer of"The Star Spangled Banner.'' spentmuch of his youth there and his namewas carved on one of the windowpanes.Gen. Washington inspected the prop¬

erty, in locating the Capitol, and saidit should be either on that site orthe present one. Gen. Scott boughtthe property for the Soldiers' Home,but from some misunderstanding re¬linquished it. Presidents Buchanan,Tyler and Cleveland and the Germanminister, Baron Gerault, spent severalsummers there.The sale of the property was made

through the real estate firm of Thom¬as J. Fisher & Co., Inc.

For Saie3812 Jenifer St. N.W.

Immediate Occupancy.Price, $14,500

2857 29th St. N.W.Possession January 1st.

Price, $13,0002859 29th St. N.W.

Pomesalon January 10th.

Price, $13,000Chevy Chase

Detached HouseLot 100 Ft. Front

A C Moses Co MaIn 4031ft. v.. muiti \.v., 9I6 X.Y.AT.N.W.

Homeseekers.Stop Right Here!Investigate These Home Values

Charming Bungalowsin Brookland 2 Left

Sample House 1504 Lawrence St. N.E.Prices and Terms Within Reason

Small families especially will bedelighted with these bungalows, as

they afford every convenience inconvenient form. Five rooms andbath, all papered, curtained, elec¬tric lights, large cellar with laun¬dry tubs, kitchen cabinet and gascook stove.

30 Minutes' RideFrom Heart

of City

You'll stop worrying over thehome problem after you see these.

Take Brookland car and get off at Twelfth and Monroestreets northeast, walk east on Monroe to Fifteenth, thencesouth to houses on Lawrence street.

J. A. Connor Builder On Premises

ECONOMIZE ON STEEL TTSE.

Ill Branches of War DepartmentLead in General Move.

On account of the present acuteshortage of steel, all the bureaus,^orps and departments of the War

Department have been directed toeconomize in the purchase and use ofsteel.

» The purchase of steel furniture, beds,tables, chairs, containers, filing cabi-r.ets and safes is forbidden, unless itcan be shown that no other materialor article will answer the purpose.

Most Attractive Offeringto Colored PurchasersIn that high-class location on the crest of the

hill, one block west of Sixteenth street and MeridianHill Park.

Handsome 2-storv bricks, containing 6 large rooms andmodern bath, large cellar, hot-water heat, attractive colonialporches, good yards, with room for garage. A gem for$4,500. Terms, about $500 cash and $45 per month, to includeall interest.

Other Desirable Properties forColored Purchasers

Near 14th and Q Sts. N.W.,10 rooms and 2 baths. 2-story garage. Price $5,500.Near 15th and Q Sts. N.W.,

8 rooms and bath, garage,.$4,200.

Near 15th and CorcoranSts., 10 rooms and bath,furnace heat, $5,650.Near 5th and O Sts. N. W.,

8 rooms and bath, furnaceheat, $3,650.

Near 15th and R Sts. N.W.,8 rooms and 2 baths, elec¬tric lights, hot-water heat,$5,500.Near 14th and S Sts.

N.W., 8 rooms and bath,$3,800.Near 15th and W Sts.

N.W., 8 mis. and bath, $3,500.Maine Ave. S.W., fronting

park, 10 rooms and' bath,good for rooming, $4,500.

Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.1338 G ST. N.W. Main 426

12th Stand x

R. L Ave.. N.E.

Take Berwyn,Riverdale orLaurel CarsRight toProperty.

20 Minutes toCity.

The Beautiful Cityof Bungalows

Immediate possession of 4, 5, 6 or7 room bungalows.come out and seethem before it's too late to get one.

.Prices.$5,150 to $6,250

The beauty and convenience ofthese bungalows, together with thehigh-class surroundings, will make aninstant appeal to every homeseeker.

1409PHILLIPS & SAGER, Inc.,new York Ave. Phone MailMain 98

Buy a Home inDahlgren Terrace

Liberty Bond Sales in Mexico.The State Department announced to-lav that telegrams had been received

from Mcxico City and Guadalajarastating that subscriptions to the lib¬erty loan in the former city totaled$260,000 and in the latter S50.000l

Reasonable Cash Payment andBalance Monthly

Will Finance the Purchase of One of These

Beautiful New HomesModern homes with refined surroundings, substantial

construction and interior convenience that make for thehealth, comfort and contentment of the whole family.

Overlooking 500 Acres of Park

Rock Creek Church Road N.W.Between Taylor and Shepherd Sts.

Take 9th St. Car to Taylor St. and Walk EastSix rooms, bath, semi-finished attic, commodious and

well ventilated cellar, heated garage.with all the fixings.Finishing and convenience-serving devices essential to thesatisfaction of your desires for completeness of appointment.

Price, $6,250 to $7,250PHILLIPS & SAGER11 1409 New York Ave.

j. Headquarters for New Houses

Deal Direct With OwnerandActQuick IfYouWant

A Bargain in a HomeCompletely equipped home in Somerset, M<1., just outside District lin*. 25

minutes* ride to heart of city. Modern 12-rooo house, of artistic design. built forpermanent home; eloctric lights, gas. water and sewer; hot-water heating system;two lavatories, one with shower, in addition to large bathroom: separate laundry with

stationary tubs; lot UOfixlSO ft., planted with beautiful shrubbery and trers: largelawn, ample garden; apple trees, raspberries, currants, goosel»erries and grapevines_inbearing garage and tool shed. Price, $13,000; terms, if desired; possession October 13.

JAS. A. NELSON (Owner)423 Dorset Ave,, Chevy Chase, D. C.

Phone Cleveland 167-W

HOMESFor Sale

Flagler St., in the 2200 block,onlv $500 cash required to pur¬chase this modern 6-room andbath brick dwelling, with hotwater heat, double rear porchesand garage. Price, $4,750.

Shannon & Luchs,Main 2345. 713 14th St.

Petworth, on Vamum St., a verydesirable 6-room brick house,with hot water lieat, electriclights, space for garage, etc.Price, $5,250.

Shannon & Luchs,Main 2345. 713 14th St.

K St. N.E., near 10th, a corner

brick residence of 7 large rooms

and bath; an unusually good op¬portunity at $5,350.

Shannon & Luchs,Main 2345. 713 14th St.

Downtown home on CorcoranSt., between 17th and 18th Sts.To close an estate this 9-roomand bath brick house, with fur¬nace heat, must be sold at once.

Sacrifice price, $5,500.Shannon & Luchs,

Main 2345. 713 14th St.

Petworth, new home for Imme¬diate possession. 6 large roomsand bath, hot -water heat, elec¬tric lights, heated garage, etc.Price. $7,000.

Shannon & Luchs,Main 2345. 713 14th St.

Blomingdale. on Bryant St., be¬tween North Capitol and 1st Sts.,9 rooms, tiled bath, hot waterheat. etc. A really exceptionalchance. Price, $7,250.

Mt. Pleasant, on Newton St.,west of 18th St., near the park,colonial brick homfe. A fine buy,6 rooms, bath, hot water heat,electric lights, space for garage,etc. Price. $6,250.

Shannon & Luchs,Main 2345. 713 14th St

New bungalow in west ofChevy Chase; close to car line;5 large rooms, tiled bath, hotwater heat, electric lights, hard¬wood floors, etc. Beautiful lotcontaining 10.773 square feet.Great buy at $7,750.

Shannon & Luchs,Main 2345. 713 14th St.

Practically new brick bunga¬low for immediate possession onMichigan Ave.; lot 133x153 feet.8 large rooms and bath, hot waterheat, electric lights, etc. Inspectat once by calling at our office.Price reduced to $7,850.

Shannon & Luchs,Main 2345. 713 14th St

Columbia Heights, on QirincjrSt.. near 11th St. One of thosepractically new homes with 6rooms. 2 baths, hot water heat,electric lights, front and rearporches, fine lot to paved alley.?Price, $8,250.

Shannon & Luchs,Main 2345. 713 14th St

Mt. Pleasant, near 18th St. andColumbia Road; for immediatepossession, a 9-room and 2-bathmodern brick colonial style resi¬dence. with hot water heat, elec¬tric lights, etc. Price, $9,750.

Shannon & Luchs,Main 2345. 713 14th St.