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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Lewis Click. Ogden. Utah; Sergeant ONO
Henry lnhnminr meier. 1854 Mora Lane
st. LOUIS. Mo-. Corporal Louis Niht
johnson. Mungrur". Mo. Prirairs; var
ron FIndlcy Hoyle. shelby. y. g.; Harold
Alfred Brooks - olEatc. Wis: George
Dallas Murphy. SpartanshurE. :. &: Alex
Halpain, Dallas. Tex; Fred Z. Lnn'aS
Hnlcnwald. Tenn; r.rrctt j. Osborne
bloomington. Ind; Harry KING N"uch-
ran. Martins Ferry. Ohio David Alfred
Tasgarl. ia" South Angeles strtei' Chi
caCh.
Died RI Wounds-Capt. John Rlancn-
field. brooklyn. y. Y. Private l1dwArd
RAYMOND Union Hill. y. j.
Wounded in Action "vcrclr--E"rpora'
willard christopher NclliGan. 6t' North
7 Lockwood avenue. chicago. frlHa'"S:
Emil Albert Zcc5 Toledo. O.; John Cal
ven. Archis"n. nakdal-. III; Godfrey W.
Anderson. T'ruriGr. MINI.
Prisoners previously Reported MSS
Inul-S.rEaant Frederick II. NJ M!I'oT'
New Haven. C'cnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Sensational Suicide
Of Negro in Court Room

P1TTSHl' RICH. Jun" i2.-Frci"rrinE
suicide t. The electric chair, lflFih
Adams. forty yrars old. Il negro. plunged
through y window IN criminal court TO-
duv and was instantly killed when his
body struck tho sidewalk forty feet be-
low. \ jury hal Just returned v'rd'c,
nr guilty Of murder in III" hrSt degree.
Of ms wlr" Irssir Adams. al their home
III Williamsburg on December last
Adams heard tn" v"rdir, apparently
without emotion and leaned forward 10
ask his attorney what could h" done.
~ ia" lawyer replied that ii" intended
=, :iSk for a now trial. Adams suddenly
Jumped up and mad" Il dash for tho
window. nlunrinE through tw" thick
uanrS Of glass. 'r"d"irianS on tho stree
below narrowly missed being struck
and were EhnMrrcd with broken cluS$.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
When Itching Stops

There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask anydruggist for a 35c or ST bott!i
of zemo and apply it as directed. Soce
you will find that irritations. pimples,
blackheads, eczema, blotches. ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
"a little zemo, the penetrating, salts.
flying liquid, is all that is needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions, makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The E. ". Rose Co., Cleveland, o. f..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

mission returned and filed. Will admit
ted 10 probate.
In re estate OF John Torok. dec. Rose
Torok appointed admrX. Bond $4,000.
with George Klein and Charles w. 1Ie!;
as surctics.
In re estate OF Newton Il. Bell doc.
Lavcnia J. Bell appointed admrN. Bond
$1,000 with Laura swain Sarah Bell and
John c. Patton as surctics.
:: In re estate Of Andy Krcak. dec. Ac.
count flied and notice ordered.
In re estate OF Lemon D. FiSss, dec.
Account filed and notice ordered.
In re estate of John NJ. Hopes. dec,
Inventory filed and approved.
In re- estate Of Alexander kcescy.. dec.
Inventory filed and approved.
In re estate OF Louis l.. Schcehle. dec.
Proof Of publication of notice OF az
poIntment filed.
In re estate OF Robert A Blackford.
LEG. Proof Of publication Of notice Of
appointment filed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
IntraState Rates Stand

WASHINGTON. IGnc i..-ModIica-
tinuS al tho recent freight rat" Increase
order. irnnnr need t"-niEht by Director
General MrAdnu. provide that the plan
hv whirh mira state. rates would nave
l,"n cancelled when III Tnnillrt wan
interstate rates. snail be rcSrtnd"d: that
tn" minimum chntE" -: $l| Il car shall
no, apply L. local .'wItchnE movements.
nor in heavy ARTICLES such as brick.
sand, lumber. "rc and coal: and that III"
increase Of . cents per 100 pounds on
cotton is To apply t" any quantity in
stead Of only to carloads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
.Ex-Lord Mayor Faces
Treason Charge; Jailed

LONDON, June I@.--Slr Joseph Jonas.
ord mayor OF Sheffield in 1908. and u
steel manufacturer. was in Row street
;ulirc court today on til" rharE" that
WITH v;iriuUS other persons whose ma MS
Mrrc not known nc did "htain AMI COM
municatc certain information useful to
IA" enemy. AMI information relating I"
prohibited plac+" and thinEs therein.
:iIr .I"scph WAS renamed Tor Il week
Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

The supreme court t"-'ta:. by admit
ting An appeal Of Eincen; K. Ilint.
AGAINST Thomas EiarriSer. ot Crawford
county. will decide whether a person is
entitled ~ damages from Il person who
causes their indictment by grand jury
on criminal charge by giving. alleged
false evidence. KNIT. obtained a ju'lg-
ment for 5S0n against Itarr.Se- in tho
common pleas court. BIZ. the appellate
cour, had reversed. EintZ alleges that
Harriser caused MS Indictment on y
serious charge hy giving false tssii-
mony before tho grand 'ury. k!niz Was
acquitted OF tho charS".
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Aviatton Casualties.

WASHINGTON. r. e.. Jun" T.
Aviation activities for tn" week. rho'"E
I,ur ! caused ivc fatalities. IN" war
DtnarImcnt's wncklY summary 'o-f'E"l
suII Two deaths occurred al 'Ih'ai''' -
r.,old. Fort Worth. Texas. and on" ""'''
q, TAYLOR Field. Mont com"rE. NH. ~"
2clhurst Field, Mih""iA. l.. L. ana N'''!
E'i,li
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
SOLDIERS Aso SAILORS GET COMFORT

That natrs them O. r.. ;he ha7t Wnrk IN IAN? and
tr,nches at Seat or :uI-kcs. ~ ustng Aliens
Esr. Es.a Ito ans!sc.kc powder 81 shake 10 The
shoes Il takes she tr!c:!on from me she's and
hr,Sbeo, the feet. ATOMS Foo. Eas- Ea- bSn tho
.t.,d,rd remedy 70. - yesr, for relic. Of eanusea
tired aching rxea,lnE. Ss-'tien fe~;. anil mahes
tirht Show The ria;:Sbor2 Manual alVres
u, ~ Of Foot Ease each morning. tn il today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

in its effort to compel the building COM
missioner 70 issue g. permit for th4
erection OF n factory at Dane and Chase
streets. Cincinnati. A permit had been
issued. but on protest Of residents in
the immediate vicinity OF the proposed
plant II was revoked and council fur
Their upheld the revocation by passing Il
resolution forb;ddinE the erection % IA
hair rcnovating factory in any resi-
dcnce section.
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Navy Casualty.

WASHlNGTON. Juno 12.-Th" d"a'n
&c Lieutenant Lyman +. Icons. l. =
y. Of No. q! High street. MlcLtri'"n
runn.. was announced today ny inc naNE
department.. Lieutenant loops an -
pneumonia =: the nav hospital l-"h-
don June S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Mrs. r. ". Hopkins entertained the
members of the Thursday Afternoon
Sewing Club at her home or Main street
"Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon was
served. aftc- which tho main diversion
Of the afternoon Vas knitting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
pLAHT DESTROYED.

EAST PALESTINE. o.. June ia
Fire carly to-day destroyed the rlaht OF
tho National FireproofinS company. near
here. The loss is estimated at between
s25,0 900 and $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Mr.. Rridemor"--Sin"" you nr"se M.
this dinner Is a hi; disappointing
FiS Wifr--Wcll. how ronld Won "xpct.;
inn TO know anything about housckccp-
ing when heretofore Two had 10 slave
my life away teaching domestic science?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

John G. Price. OF Columo bus hlc1 nom
mating petition to-day. with thu sec,
rotary of state. as a Republican cand.-
date for attorney general. He formerly
was an assistant attorney general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

WASHINGTON. Iunc ia second
marine corps casualty list To-day con
tanned tho names Of four nrtvhicS killed
and two officers severely wounded IN
action. Tho Officers wcr" '"i"n"l AL
hrrluS w. ratlrn. "f Washington. u,
c. md FIRST Lieutenant Nncrt i. Ras-
ton. nf St. Louis Park. Mimi The sec
und list follows:
Killed IN A"Lnn--Pr'va:"@ T""rS" T..
Olive. Ferry. Fay"tt" county. Alh.: Nil-
llam IT. BnyI". lIrUSinr. Texas: Henry
T.. Stocked. Er""klym. y. y: Mckinic%
Swart Panama. y. !.
Wounded S"rcrcly--~''"l"n"l Nlh"rtus
w. Catl:n. Washington. i. e.: First
Lieutenant Albert l.. RaSt"n. 81. Louis
Park MINI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Forrest Reed Johnstown GARNER. was
S!rcn another chance by III" supreme
court. to-day. u clear himself OF
charge of attempting % break and enter
the hume of stephen Sinkcy. neigh
hor. with intent to commit rclonF.
Convicted in IN" lower courts. the ST.
prcrns court reversed and renanded the
cas-. I'll thu. common pleas court for re-
hearinS on the ground that error had
been mad, in admitting testimony OF
certain character witnesses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Validity OF tn" OH" c"0S"rvancy lAw
and he Miami cons"rrarcy district w;la
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

This food YOU waste TODAY may moan
III-NGF:T; 20 Someone Sonswhcrc. Some
time 80 Saving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Tho Ohio Hair Products company. OF
lost in the supreme court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Reversing the appellate court and at
tirming he Hamilton county common
pleas court. the supreme court to-day
held valid the Bauer law and validated
the employment OF former Mayor Fred
crick s SpieCel as its attorney by the
board Of rapid transit commissioners
81 Cincinnati az salary al $500"
tear. John 6. Rogers. as a taxpayer
had brourh. sui; against tho city t"
prevent payment OF Spiegers SALARY. al
lcginS tsat the rapid transi; commits
sioners wer. without authori'yto en-
ploy him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

In the face Of the fuel administration
agitation to got families 10 buy their
coal early. many communities IN ONO
are having almost as much dttricultS
getting coal now as they did last winter.
according to James +. Dugan. chief rail-
road Inspector OF the public utilities
commission.
He says ths situation IS Tar worse
than a year ago. Reason for the "oat
shortage. DuSan explains. is thas coal
again is going for lake shipment. To
relieve tho situation. DuSan says he is
going to continue his fight Tor car
supply for the wagon mines. He has
had little success so far. however in
his efforts.
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BY reversing ihe court .: appeals or
w-vando,te county and affirming tho
common pleas court. the supreul" court
Today held that Raymond Boucher is
not entitled 70 damages against the
commissioners OF Hyandott" county TOR
injuries sustained when his II tnn"otln
plunged over an cutbankmen: along .
public highway. boucher asked for
$4,000 damages. alleging tn" commas
-s!auerS were negligent IN not maintain
Ing guard rails along the erhauknent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

Eight courts with about Ism dele
Rates. are represented in the state con-
Sention OF the Catholic Order OF FOR
esters. which opened In this city to-day.
Bishop James J. Hartley. OF st. Josephs
cathedral. delivered an address. urging
greater sacrifice in the war. Tonight
at q dinner. Dr.. John OGrady. OF Wash-
inSton, and r. s. Hogan. former ettoE~
ney general. delivered addresses. Ine
court will select eighteen delegates TO
the triennial international conren's ron AZ
Duluth in August and also Will make
plans for iusticutinS twenty more
courts.
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OHIO NEWS.

COLUMBUS. o. Juno IA tour-day
session OF a tir,. and accident prevention
congress was opened IN this ci:Y to-
night, under IN" auspices "t III" state
Industrial commissions ami state TIRE
marshal \. +. Flculng. cry "tticlRIs.
merchants, manufacturers and business
men generally from NIL oyer 'i' stat"
are in attendance. y great 'HHS"rEa-
ton OF life and property IS urge" us 4
war measure. and motion p!ctGrrS DEAL
Ing with accidents and fires WILL ." o'S-
played. Among .;hoS" on The program
thiS evening tho first SESSION WIS w.
II. Merrill Of Washington. who is 'h'ct
Of the fire prevention bureau 81 TIC war
industries board II WAS shown thar
during the last fnEr years pr"Vcntaol"
accidents to the "Aten; ~ )" per cen
were among persons between - and IL
years old. the drats age.
, Formal announce nent was made TO-
day at the governors office THAI Gov
ernor Cox would be = candidate Tor re-
nomination in tho Democratic primaries.
He SAYS that he Will not seek the NOM
tnation US party leader and will MAKE
no scramble In the primary or election.
but offers his services that he may con-
tinue the war work On which his ADMIN
lstratton has been engaged
Governor Cox's nominating petition,
which will be filed with the secretary
Of state. wilt be certified b. former GOV
ernors IudSon Harmon and Jani"7 T..
Campbell. Senator A,l,c Pomerene. STATE
Auditor A. Y. Donahcy. state Senator
J. Henry Miller. floor leader OF tnn last
general assembly: John Noll. presiden:
of the Ohio Federation Of Labor: for
ner Lieutenant Governor W. a. Green
aund: National Committeeman +. Il.
Moore; former Attorney General I. :.
HOGAN. and John 4. McMahon. Dayton
attorney.
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FOR sAIE-HoUsEs.
Continued.
INMFDTATE OCCUPANCY.

$1,000; Chevy Chase; Or, b.;
porches; trees; 16o-ft. front; built
for home; a. m. l.; h.-w. h.; ~
blocks car.
$1,000 Cash, Balance Monthly.
ee.o00-Takoma' Park. D. c.: detached: Q extra
large rooms. b.: porches; shade trees; Il acre;
garage; conv. 3 car lines.
$S.500-Cleveland Park; semi-detached brick;
Dr., 2b.: instantaneous h.w.h.: vacuum cleaner;
open fireplace: large lot.
$10.5OO-Mass. Ave. Heights; Or. 3D.: garage:
wonderful view; porches; h.w.h.; open nreplaces;
fruit trees.
$12.Ooo-Cleveland Park: 1or.. 3D.: practically
new: garage: instantaneous: h.w.h.; ami.
$12.5O0-Chevy Chase; 1Or, b.; ami; no.
IT. front; corner; west Conn. ave-; trees;
porrhea.
corner: new: immediate occupancy; superb view;
vacuum cleaner: hollow tile.
$19.500-Worth $35. 900: overlooking 18th and
Meridian Park; 17r.. 4b.; lot 5Ox150; garage,
cars; ami: shade and fruit trees; southern
expdknre; roof garden.
large rooms. tiled bath. brick: lot 19x1OO; pan
try. reception hall. vestibule. south exposure.
$500 cash. balance monthly.
s45 cash. balance $5 month: $1,000: brick:
6r.. tiled b., exp: central location. or $3.50
cash. sse 80 mo-; large yard: worth $500.
A.. b. each: rented $500 yearly; paying II per
cent ON above price; terms.
- .0O0-south u. west 18th: semi-detached
brick; 8r.. b.: furnace heat: easy terms.
H. 6G67 UNION REALTY CO., 81 18th at. NV.
431 NEWTON ST. N.W.-8 ROOMS, BATH;
hot heat: electric lights: good location;
price. $3.50. OWNER. 1o11 Monroe at. NV. &c
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10Th St. Near Kenyon.
Beautiful home of 10 rooms, baths hot
water heat; electric light; porches; good lot to
alley; price. $500; terms; prompt possession.
5th Near Randolph, Petworth.
rooms and bath; furnace heat; good lot to
alley; price. $500; terms.
Near Ga. Ave. and Hobart Pl.
2-story pressed brick; porch front; furnace
heat; price, $3.50: terms.
New York Real Estate Brokers,
1923 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-01

OWNER WILL SELL STX-RO0M BRICK. H.-W.
h.. eth st. bet. d and Sc, $3.50; $3.50 cash,
S35 monthly. 1349 G st. Sc. -
FOR SALE - ELEVEN ROOMS AND TWO
baths: ami: overlooking Rock Creek Park;
possession May 20. Phone Col. 6734.
PROPERTY ON E BET. 10th AND 18th NV:
offer wanted: taxes. $2l8 a year. 1349 st.
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FOR sALE-APARTlENTs

INCOME YEARLY. $444: PRICE. $3.50; NE.
ing: large lot to 30-ff. slley: income can 10
increased BY erecting . garage on rear of lot at
|, EaR>oRAHAAe.s.co., IN 1Its.
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PRICE ONLY $2,750.
No. I'll Kentucky ave. Sc.

No. I'll Kentucky ave. Sc.
Open for inspection: ready for you to move in:
q bright rooms and bath; colonial porch; easy
lutcly modern. corner dwelling: SIX extra large
rooms; sleeping porch; extra large yard: north
ess 81 Sssnce nnthv sssnes
Box 2s8-K. star ONCE.
SIX-ROOM BRICK. DESIRABLY LOCATED 300
noek 10Th st. Sc ho o.o heat Al modern,
monthly payments. Address w. A. RISLEY,
Riverdale. Md. for appointment. -
7-ROOM AND BATH FRAME HOUSE-LARGE
yard leading to large back alley. $1,000. APP
ply 1O4 G st. sc. 81
TWO HOUSES ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL
and bath. One on Jefferson st. NV. near Georgia
BLDG. 18th and NV. 2'
PRACTICALLY NEW-SEMI-D ETACHED; A
m: t.; sleeping porch: garage: garden: flowers:
select neighborhood. Immediate possession 4412
Kansas ave. NV. 14'
FOR sALE-A VERY NICE o.sTOEY, 6-ROOM
brick: hardwood finish: all modern improve
ments: in NV. section: newly pApered and paint
ed: new fixtures: excellent condition throughout:
$500 cash. balance $40 month. covering all prin-
sion. Price 1890. HIGBlE & RICHARDSON.
1904 II st. NV.
TW0-FAM1LY APARTMENT. FOrR ROOMS.
each to rn y rr h.ssce T ss.S
N Near 1 a,7 and u SITS. NV Il. B. THOMPSON,
NEAR BRADLEY LANE. CHEVY CHASE AND
sleeping porch 2-story stable. holds !; vehicles
z horses; garden, tennis court fruit trees. etc;
valued $500; total SIS 100: saerdcs ST: 20.
then only stand you 50. 263. Macadam roads: near
elec cars. Photos at office. See MIR. WILLETT,
1903 II at. NV.
NEAR 18TH ST. AND PARK RID. CLOSE 70
2-BtOry, cellar brick & h yleppinp
porch: oak trimmed; cost $3.50; Now s4:s5s.
NEW: MODERN BUNGALOW. ROOMS. BATH
water heat. electric lights sleeping porch.
Is g PRICE, aa";y
Of 81 $50 cash. balance less than rent. $40 80
9. TAYLOR. 4th st. ne.
$3'1ooICAsH. $500: BALANCE MONTHLY: 8
r. b.. cellar, furnace heat. porches. yard.
NEWs0M. Real Estate. ITO H ne. Line. 2o71.
sl5 .ooo..PossEssION JUNE 80. CITY RESI-
dence Of leading physician. near Dupont Circle.
light in house snG garage alley lot IT,
NEWs0M. Real Estate. lilo II ne. Line. 2O71.
50. $50.
Mount P1easant-Ontario road. near 18th and
Columbia road and Christian science Church; .
rooms. bath: fine cellar: large yard to "a we'd al
Icy; possession May is: 81 80 cash. balance $50
Address BOX 245-K. Star office. Z.
FOR SALE : FINE HOUSE ON COLUMBIA
Heights: . stories; 10 rooms; hot-water heat;
hardwood finish: baths in excellent condition
about one square from 14th st; good terms; big
bargain at price-only 81, 800.
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON
1904 II st. NV.
EUCLID st. NEAR CORNER 18th ST. NV
2-story brick residence, rooms, tiled Ia tn; cleo
trio lights; h.w.h.: double rear porche~. A fine
niture can also be bought il desired.
A. G. HOUGHTON & CO., 1918 H at. NV
I'VE have the BEST in every section a.
HOUSE FOR SALE, s15 ST. NE. INQUIRE
Of owner: 50 200
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CLEVELAND PARK.
FOR sALE-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. $3.50
will bny a comparatively new house in Cieve-
land Park. rooms. cellar. screens. two ele-
tricity. instant:neoas hotwater heater. double
oak floors. wide porches. sleeping porch in rear.
1 IT, lot :opt.ins about 200 square feet
POSSESSION SOON.
For Sale-We offer two houses in the choice
section Of the northwest. Both on lettered
prices. The houses are SO situated that posses
sion can soon be had.
For sale-3 stories. 10 rooms. , baths. hot
Offered so low TO settle an estate. Erected by
one OF Mashsst s. most reliable baild I1,s o..
18th. 10 rooms. baths. hot-water heat. cleo
II you wish to know about the best houses that
are for sale, and many Of them possession can
STONE Z FAIRFAX. 49, n. Y ave NV.
FOR sALE-S7,500 EACH. NEAR CONN. AVE.
hot-water heat; upstairs kitchen. A section built
up with attractive homes. This price is very
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
FOR sALE-oNE OF THOSE ATTRACTIVE g.
story houses on Quebec street. erected by Ken
5.ay Ssothsr' ;.h 10 rooms. baths hG.wa.sr
Lot 211ss. 15-ft. alley. Possession can be had
fHS;3 :tse1 RS ss n Inspect
FOR SALE-CHEVY CHASE
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF THE VERY BEST
PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN THIS BEAUTI-
Full SUBDIVISION. If you CONTEMPLATE
BUYING A HOME DO NOT FAIL TO SEND
FOR LIST. WE DESCRIBE A FEW OF THEM
$16.6OO-One of the most attractive homes in
the best built-up section Of Chevy Chase. Il
rOoms baths, garage, hot-water heat. Com
piete in every detail. Lot 5012OO.
12,OOO-An attractive corner Conn. ave.
Corner. Built BY owner for his home. L. rooms.
baths ,d,s attic. hot-water heat. Possession June
$l1 ,OOO-on Conn. ave. 10 rooms large ga
rage. hot-water heat. electric lights. 100000.
14.000-Grafton street. 10 rooms, 9 baths.
garage. hot-water heat. sleeping porches. 125x
S1s.boo-A most desirable residence ON Graf
ton. Is rooms. 8 baths. 1oo-ft. front. lsrEe ga
$lo.0O0INear Conn. ave. Nearly new. 10
rooms. 8 baths. garage. hot-water heat. Dorches.
u IT. front.
$s.2to-Almost new. rooms, baths, hot.
water heat, f50x9O. porches.
$6.600-Near Conn. ave. rooms bath, ga
rage, hot-water heat. soft. front and a very
coy home.
baths, garage for cars. hot.water heat, electric
lights sleeping porches. Possession in so days.
$ll .OO0-Northampton. 10 rooms. baths. hot.
STONE / FAiRFAx. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
FOR SALES, 600 will buy this nice 6-room
brick dwelling near LIST and I SITS. NV; $3.50
cash. balance monthly. A good location for SUCH
q Iow-priced house.
STONE 4 FAIRFAx 1912 New York avenue.
bricks ON " street between n Cap. and LIST SITS.
porches, hardwood noors, hot-water heat, electric
lights: lots e0x140. c0-ft. alley. $500 cash.
GxOND b FAIRFAX Phone u. 2832s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-01
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-TwO COTTAGES ON WATERs
edge Blackstone Island lower Potomac:
g 300 each; 9 and rooms concrete bssements:
large porches; shady lawns: artesfan wen: nne
bathing and seafood; g. miles BY auto; pisht's
ride BY boat: motor bus line. DR.. RAUfER-
BERG. the FarraKut.