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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
POLICE SEARCH WOODS
FOR BODY OF WERRES
Mrs. Burgess, Only Eyewitness, Tells
or Murder OF Chauffeur
on Highway.
DEsERTERs GO TO ALEXANDRA,
Their Woman Companion Finds Her
Baby Dead in Washington on Her
Return From Fatal Joy Ride.
COnfcSScS Her Love for Gamble.

In just ono week after the murder
OF John T. WcrrcS. a Washington
chauffeur. had been committed NV Sam
mol E.,r,o ,.,,,,,o , ne
e''e newman TWO 1cSeTters from Camp
Clenburnic. near Baltimore. Richmond
and Washington detectives have
o,o, w a.,
r"""'c' III" "'SaPpoafahc" or Ncrres:
the two self-confcss"d murdcrers hav"
been taken TO Alexandria 10 stand trial
,o ,ht ;
"'" ''e washington
ponce Icd b% Mrs Harry burgess. of
Laurel. Md the cichtcer-ycar-ol wo-
man Communion Of rho ,wo ,o,di.-.
and tho only ev.vi,,os, or go r,o.
are ing me "oo"S heaE wash
'nS'on Tor IN" body Of the murdered
chanhcur
with the confession OF the two SOL
dicrS. sworn before j y. Purdic. no
tarN public. and the confession Of Mrs.
Harry Burgess in the hands OF the
police. Detcctiv" Sergeant Wiltshire.
who handled the Investigation of the
case. stated last night that he believes
that the state has complete case
against Gamble aud Newman.
CHILD DIES WHILE
MoTI,,,,, * INV u,p~
Mrs Harry Rurroes w,o ao,o.,
infant child suffering from noc,,,;,
nilmcnt. and her husband who is A
marine. stationed at the ouantico bar
racks. was yesterday located by tho
Washington police. Al first she de-
MED tina; She knew ANYTHING abou, tho
crime. Finally. after having been nm,
through gruelling examination she
admitted that She was standing i'm Tho
back of the automobile when tho fats,
blow was struck Mrs Rurrevs lar,
her husband and hcr child ia accom-
pahE 'ainhie and Newman on a Joy
rue ana during her absence the child
;niS' nurSeSS toId the Washing
'ph ponce mat she left home because
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

John Walsh. eighteen years old. O.
-os south Fourth Street. was acct
dehtai!y shot last night by Buck Surn-
yer ana is now in the Virginia Hos
pitaI IN n precarious conditions Tho
nuilet struck in the upper part oc
Waish's leg and took an inward
course. lodging in his stomach. The
bullet was shot from a small-caiibcr
rife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

having the simplest oc minds. II
continually Joked the detectives nm,
asked when he was going TO Set nj
ride to Alexandria His one source Z,
worry was that his arrest WOULD b.
come known in Armstrong ccla !
ia. and that ne would not be anis q
go there TO live after his release fr,,y
prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
MRS. BURGESS TELLS or
HER LOVE. FOR GAVIN
Announcement

To all the individuals and orEaniza.
tons who so kindly contributed their
energies to make our tag day Of
Saturday, May llih. success, ] wish
TO thank personally. as we'll as express
the deep appreciation fel, by our Fed
Grafton.
Most Of our members arc busy house
wives. who employ no servant. and i;
means much sacrifice for them to alb
sent themselves for even a part of n
Saturday from their home duties. So
far as this Is possible. they cheerfuny
do so. but they heartily thank all who
assisted in filling up the gaps in our
ranks OF the unavoidably absent
Respectfully yours.
MRS. j. r.. SPIERS.
President Federation of Mothers Clubs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Good 0mce Workers

War times demand great efficiency
in office workers. These kind Of work :
ers save time and lear OF the good
positions through ;hc mdcxed Want
Ads IN this paper. II YOU want help
use them. Call Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Eruit-IIcnr,s Chewing cum.

ruit-Hearts - the original fr,il
Favored Chewing Gum with cand
COATING. It's delicious. Buy "A pack
age to- ia vZ-Jc.
Made by Frank II. Flccr corporattor
Ihilndc phia.-NdN ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Gamble then hit him with car-boer
bottle. After that both or the men
carried tho body to the woods. Tho
automobiic WAS then driven to the
creek. and the bioodstaiuB washed
from the car and the suit case She
repeated that She loved C;amhl. and
would Ike TO hc in Jail with aim. She
admitted having registered with Gam
bic in Washington hotel under the
name OF MIR. aud Mrs. Harry Burgess.
CAMILLE AND NEWMAN
TAKEN TO ALEXANDRIA,
Both Gamble and Newman talked
freely Yesterday morning in the Of
fee OF Captain OF Detectives Wright
'oth or IN" men presented n pjtiful
Sight Newman who is snort and
stockE fellow. wax the picture Of re-
pcntan"e anu the victim OF "a SCourE in L
conscience. iiuddlcd and shrinking in
his chair. lie would give way to vio-
lent fits OF suppressed Sobbing. Ills
pleasant face and open Countcnancc
gave one the impression or a frank
and good naturcd child. Nothing in
his face, nothing IN his strong and
criminal turn Of mind He lives on a
farm i'm Trenton. Ten. sixty miles
north Of Dallas All his life he has
done farm work Will. at Camp
Travis his conduct was above reproach.
aud he Was promoted 20 the rank of
corporal. He t. twentv-thrcc Years
old and tho Oldest child OF large
family. In an uncomfortable fit OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Mrs. w. NJ. Eickers loft Richmond
sunday for two weeks sojrurn in
Atlantic City.

Amon" those who will particloatc
in the musicale 20 be given at the Jnr-
fcrson auditorium Friday evening bv
the pupils OF Mrs. T. H. Wilder for M.
benefit OF the Red Cross is Miss Susie
inez shelton. promising young vocal
Isl OF Inc city. whose singing has greatly
attracted many music lovers Miss
shelton possesses a voice OF rare sweet
ness. voIun" and control She is also
q proficient pianist
Mrs. :Iary :. banner entertained 4
number % her Richmond and Chester
h.ld friends al her home. The C.dars. -
IN riday evening. Dinner was served
on the lawn. and was followed nv
enjoyabl" readings b. Mrs W !
Maybe Mrs Mamie T.: Robev and
others. BY special rcuues, Mrc pohcy
rcclted her dialect poem NANNY :"
which has been widely commended for
us iruc-to-life portrayal OF the old
southern homestead life and addi-
'l"hai charm was given hv q rcri,,,
81 m" incident that caused tho noon,
20 he written.
NJ! members OF the War Eo,icr AZ
So"'ation or Virginia who can par,ici
par" IN to-day's Red Cross parade arc
ASKED to mcc; Miss stokes and lir.
Hodges promptly at o'clock a, Tenth
and Broad Streets
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. CONWAY. Of KIN
ston. ~ g.. announce the marraipe Of
th"ir daughter. MarGaretc Louise 10
Lieutenant 4. l.. E'inchc. of Texas
Rather James Maxim. 50. Pauls Church
Was hincton officiating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
WITNESSES TELL OF
WHAT JACOBS SAID

Various witnesses who were reportca
TO have heard Jacobs make these state
ments appeared before the Mayor ana
told what they had heard The Mayor
then summoned Ben Jacobs who de-
MED ever having made any charges
against policemen Three DAYS ago Il;
was reported that the Mayor had iu
his possession certain andavits verify.
Ing the charges Jacobs is alleged 10
have made When questioned bv a
reporter. Mayor Ainslie denied this re-
port. saying that tho investigation had
been dropped when Jacobs denied hav-
ing made the charges.
III VIII he remembered that some
time ago statement was publisher
IN The Times Dispatch that the Mavor
had promised most vigorous investi-
cation OF tho charges. One prominent
man yesterday made this point ana
asked several pertinent questions.
which seemed to indicate the general
trend Of mind on the part OF the public,
which is deeply interested in reports
which have been circulated about .hc
police II witnesses have been Sc
cured tn prove that Jacobs did make
his charges about the police thnn why
Is 1t that man is allowed TO circula Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
CHARGES FACTlONAL POLITICS
IN POLICE DEPARTMENT.

THE truth of the whole proposition
is that In the police force there are
now factions that might he known as
the Sowcll and tho sherry faction
sherry knew that was a Sowel man
and was determined TO get rid of me-
AFTER received orders transferring
me from the plainclothes squad to
the uniform determined to resign :!
felt that my work had been Of such
high order as to cnti,lo me to a
continuance on tho plaincloihcs squad
and did not intend 10 tolerate tho in
justice which was accorded me-
rms situation has brought back ~
mind the case Of Ben Jacobs. few
days ago convicted in the Hastings
Court OF violation of tho prohibition
law and fined s5l and sentenced IN
thirty days in jail who has occupiad
the i'melirht in police circles for some
time. Jacobs was alleged 10 have
made statements that a number Of
police officers We're engaged In aiding
the sale OF whisky in tho CITY and
worked in cooperation with the boot
leg gang.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
BOSQUE.TT HAS WARM
ARGUMENT WITH SHERRY

!, was learned las, night on GOOD
authority that Policeman i. NJ. hos
0ue,t Of the First Police station. han
resigned in order 10 accept position
with the Chesapeak" and ON" Ran
Way Company. 1t was intimat.d ihat
he and captain sherry. OF IN. firs'
Police station had "A warm argument
Yesterday, at which ;irnc BoSquett tear
fully blamed Captain sherry Tor per
hitting him to he tined ecior" inc
police trial board without SAYING
word in his defense. II Was ans"
learned that Mayor Ainsiic was not
ounosod to rcmittinG the !ine imposed
on BosQuet.
when asked yesterday If n" haa
an. statement 10 maze IN rcSa'
TO these rumorF. and whether n" ma"
,,kan further action in the inNesusa
49,, winch no instituted at the time
Jacobs was summoned heiofe MN w.
-,rca. or deny these charges. Mh!c'
.inslic answered that he ara nov N"1"
VIVA, the next hour would BRING
made i, plain That he MAS 'wh'''"s
developments, ,,ld
Yesterday numerous NF"t'S
no heard against the action OF fh' ~
H.. ,ri.l board in inning Bosduett LOT
,rL,, seyerai members Of tn" l"ICc
,c-med doing his dut! and ASKING '"i
INC privilege that any "hitc Hl'h 10"
,bc right 10 demand BosGuett ""H
nned for INSTRUMENTATION "h"h NJ
fused 10 inform the chief OF romeo Oh
the information b" h'h "u'" ~" ~
ard 10 ownership OF two Tor hIre
r.rs nv Policeman sweet unless nus
statement was taken iu writing ana IN
tho presence OF witnesses. FRIENDS o.
Hos0uett said Yesterday ihai nc was
taking only fair and prop'I Pfet"u
lions 70 protect himself ~ knew mar
he Vas playing wiki IRE and WAS he-
.af
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
SWEET SAYS sOWELL
KNEW ABOUT HIS CARS
Protests Action OF Captain Sherry
In Prcfcrring Charges
Against Him.
HIS RESIGNATION IS ACCEPTED
BosQuett Threatens to Resign BE-
cause OF Fine-I'actionai Rows in
Police Department Revive JacObSS
Charges of Hand III BOotlcgging.

The resignation OF Policeman Harry
T.. Sweet. which was accepted ycStcr-
day morning by chief Of Police Sowcll,
after u conference" with Mayor Ainslic.
the summary trial ,of Policeman r. NJ.
Bosuuirt on tn" charge of insubordi-
nation and the imposition OF a so fine
followed later by the threat to re-
sign unless this fine was RENTED -
and the revival or certain rumors re-
nccting upon the honesty ana efficiency
OF various innmbcrs Of the Police De-
partmcnt which were alleged to hay"
been started 10y Ben Jacobs First
Market butcher some wceHs ago. have
set official Richmond asoG with rumor
and expectation.
The sudden and unexpected turn
which events haV" takcn. which had
been predicted with some degree OF
certainty. has split the Police Depart
rncnt into factions. lined mp against
each other. Charges and counter
charges ar" flying thick and fast.
There seems TO he no check 10 these
rurnors: they are the subject OF con-
versation on almost every street cor
nor. and in many gatherings Hest"r-
dav II was noticed that policemen
wero taking the leading part. pisai-
lection In the Police Department seems
10 hav. gained new strength, and the
various members OF the department
arc lining up with their factions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

President Federation of Mothers Clubs
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
WantColurnn

RATE cent per word per inssr-
tton. Minimum IS cents.
Don't slip, walk on rubber
heels.-Askov Shoe Shop. 9wl4tf
Wanted to Buy-A pig that
weighs so to 100 lbs. And
erSen. 12wl5-2t
A pair of Chrome half soles
cost no more. wear better AS
kov shoe shop. 12-lt.
For Sale About $4,000 feet of
sound logs, mostly tamarack: al
SO have about three acres of
spruce which has been burned
black. Will cut this to fence
posts if ordered soon.-Theodor
Jensen, Askov. 3iwl5-tf.
Seed Potatoes For Sale $50
blu. Early Triumph, to plant on
peat land. | had crop of about
$50 bu. on one acre last fall. If
not sold before New Year will
ship south for seed. Was offered
contract last summer at So per
100 lbs, Memphis, equal to $3.50
f. o. b. Askov, or $50 a bu. Win
sell for that price or book your
orders. Ludwig Mosbak, Askov.
71wl5-2t.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19


Holger Mosbak returned Sun
day from trip to Chicago,
where he had been with a car of
spuds.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Jorgensens
son, Jorgen. who has been i'll
with pneumonia, is much i'm
proved at this writing.
Miss Dagny Poulsen returned
last week from Lake Norden, S.
d.. where she had spent several
weeks assisting in caring for
sick relatives.
Sigurd MosbRk returned home
yesterday from St. Louis County
where he has been assisting in
putting up temporary quarters
for fire sufferers.
The local post-office will be OPP
en- on Christmas day from $50 to
1890 a. M, and an hour at noon
when the mail from the south
will be distributed.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Kilstofte
returned home Saturday from
several weeks visit with their
son, Holger, and wife. and old
time friends and neighbors in
Chicago. They report a most en-
joyable trip but that the Windy
City is about as smoky and dirty
as usual.
The election of officers for the
local Danish Brotherhood lodge,
Saturday evening, resulted as
follows: President, c. M. Mad
sen; vice president. N. C. Ben
diks; secretary, J. p. Frederik-
sen; treasurer, Emil Andersen;
trustee, v. Heininge; guards.
Hans Koed and Peter Linn. Hans
C. Hansen and P. Simonsgaard
hold over as trustees.
The sad news reached Askov
this week that Marinus Knudsen
who left Askov together with his
brother, Andrew, a short time
ago, had died from influenza on
Wednesday of last week at Chica-
go. AS was reported in last
weeks American. Andrew died
only a few days previous, 1t is
understood that the remains Of
Andrew were laid to rest in Chi
cago, but that the body Of Ma
rinus was shipped to Council
Bluffs, Iowa, where they had rel
atives, and was there inferred.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
So5 REWARD.

For information leading to the
recovery of two 2-year-old heif-
ers which strayed from the
Workman pasture. southeast of
Sandstone, some time ago. One
is a Jersey. with horns, and the
other is red and white in color.
Anyone knowing their where
abouts will confer favor by no.
tifying Casper Billen, Sandstone.
54w15-2t.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL

County Superintendent of
Schools-elect. J. p. Miller of
Pine City, was an Askov caller
Friday.
d. J. Adolphsen returned home
last week from Tyler. where he
had been employed during corn
husking season.
Mrs. Louis Olsen and little
daughter. Gladys, returned Fri
day from Chicago, where they
had visited several weeks with
relatives.
Peter Johansen left Friday for
Duluth where he has secured
employment for the winter with
the Craig Land Company at drill
ling wells.
Red Cross knitters are re-
quested to return their knitting
needles to Mrs. Lars Jensen, or
if they wish to keep them they
may also be purchased.
The members of the North
Star Farmers Club will again re-
vive interest in their meetings
after several months of nothing
doing on account of fire, sickness
etc. They will meet Saturday
night, Dec. q, at the home of A.
p. Jensen.
Einar Mosbnk, who was sta
toned at Camp Gordon, Ga. is,
as far as is known. the first AS
kov soldier to receive his hon
orable discharge from the army.
Elmer is at present staying in
Chicago. Other Askov boys are
1
expected home in the near flu
ture.
Niels Mortensen, who has
been employed on a farm near
Larimore, N. D., the past five
months. came here Sunday to
spend a two or three weeks va
cation-over the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
ten Mortensen. He likes his
work up there and is receiving
good wages.
Hans C.. Hansen returned Sat.
urday from his trip of assisting
the Hans Rasmussen family to
their new home at Elliot, N. d
Mr.. Hansen reports influenza as
raging in that part of the coun
try and that the Anton l. Hansen
Andrew Andersen and Hans Ras
mussen families were nearly all
down with the disease, but how
ever, much improved when he
left. Mrs. Andersen had been ir
the hospital.
|
DR.. Holler, the veterinarian
from Pine City, was kept very
busy the three days he was in
Askov last week, Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. Many horses
were examined and there were
also a few cases of bad sickness:
among stock which he was sue
cessful in curing. Mr.. Holler ex
poets to make a trip to Asko,
each month. about the 18th
Look for dates in the American
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19

FOR THE WEEK

This column ~ for free use by
churches. schools. societies. lodges.
etc. for the purpose OF announcing
meetings where no. admission ~ to
he charged. such meetings as are
held for social or educational pur-
poses and not for pecuniary gain.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
Buy a thrift stamp with it.
ASKOV MARKETS

Butter, creamery, per ID. 80. 10
Eggs, per doz. ........ "a
Spring chickens, per ID. -. Is
Heavy !" over 4 lbs. ,perlb. .15
Potatoes, per 100 lbs. ..... LIS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19

NNoeJSHSos~ P~S op'uNS AL
1Oa. !,
Kr. Andersen.
Observation-Disclosures Kl. 4.
Gudstjeneste Juledag og Anden
Juledag XII. 1890. Altergang
Juledag. Kr. Andersen.
A Christmas program will be
given at the Swedish Wilstad
church on the afternoon Of Fri
day, Dec. q. at 2:30. Rev. Pet
erson of Hinckley, will speak.
Everybody welcome.
There will be Red Cross sew
ing at the H. C. Andersen school
Monday. Dec. 80, at 1:30 p. m.
Girls as well as the women are
asked to come. We have twenty
pair pajamas to make at a def
mite time; we are still to make
hospital garments for the thous-
ands of wounded men at the hos
pitfalls. Let us all try to be there
at promptly LOO p. m.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19

Gudstjeneste paa Sondag Kl.
10a.
Kr. Andersen.
Evening star., 1918-08-28
UNFURNIsHED

UNFURNISHED.
sEM1-DErACHED DWELLING. ON WASH
ington Heights; lot so By 120; II rooms. 3
baths; hwh wi porche'; rent si7S per month;
STONE Z FAIRFAX. ls42 N. Y. ave. NV.
FOR RENpGENTLEMAN SUBURBAN Es-
tate; modern colonial house: large vefandas;
Is rooms, 4 baths; garage: stable: superin-
stately oaks; 24-acre garden; IS minutes BY
automobile, also trolley; rent. 500 q month;
lease to reliable party.
\ FULTON R. GORDON.
Colorado bldg. Main 5231.
Evening star., 1918-08-28
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1242 New Xork Ave

lO]L new I O1k ave.
FOR sALEIFTRsT-cLAss RESIDENCES on
WARRINGTON HEIGHTS.
We offer most of the best homes in this high
class section; many Of them were carefully
built by the owners by days work for their
homes; for good reasons they are offered for
sale at prices much less than they could be
FULLY DETACHED.
A magnificent dwelling; II rooms, three ele.
CANT. baths; nnished in hardwoods; lot 9oxso;
15-foot alley; one of the prettiest views around
21so WYOMING AVE.
Detached dwelling: very handsome: 13 rooms.
shrubbery; large garage; immediate posses
ATTRACTIVE HOME ON AsHsdEAD PLACE.
II rooms. three baths. hot-water heat. electric
one OF THE FINEST homes ON BrLr-
There are few homes anywhere IN the city
more attractive than this one. 1t is = treat
to see it; II rooms, four elegant baths. hot
water heat. electric lights; lot 2ax1l2: wide
A NICE WIDE HOUSE.
Lot 45x114; side and rear alleys; almost as
good as corner; 13 rooms. several baths, an
expensive hot-water plant: first class in every
respect; owner. not living In the city. viii sell
House AND GARAGE.
Do not fail to see this one Kalorama ave. ;
exceptionally we'll built; best materials used:
II rooms. four baths. hot-water heat: lot 12o
feet deep; wide alley: SIS, 500.
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON 10th ST.
5000 will buy q nice wide house in this
choice section; % feet front; only eight rooms.
but they are mighty nice ones; wide, covered
porches. the most Evable part Of the premises;
deep lot to alley; adjoining houses occupied
by Army add Navy officers.
NEAR CONN. AVE.
$3.50 will buy Q full three-story dwelling:
modern plumbing. s.lendid heating plant; this
is just about one Of the best locations In this
section.
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST OF HOMES ON
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave,
Evening star., 1918-08-28

FOR sALE-PRICE. ss.75o-IN WASHING
home awnar IN honss =. vii HIN rre mmeSists nos
session. There are 10 rooms and bath. hot
water heat. electric lights; the whole house is
In frst-class condition. Reasonable terms.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1408 H st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. s5.250-IN BLOOMING
dale. not far out; house occupied by owner.
will give possession. There are 8 roems and
bath, furnace heat: good lot to paved alley.
ROSS & PHELPS. INC. 14o6 H st. NV.
FOR sALEIPRICE. IS. 9.5O0-IN MT. PLEAS
ant, near the end Of the car line: semi
detached. three-story. colonial brick house.
way. baths, hot-water heat. electric lights
and a garage. This house is bound to please
you ROSS sss Soq shSss 'fs sc !. It 14es
For sALE-pR1cE. ss.5oo-IN COLUMBIA
an individual owner for q home; the rooms are
large and bright house heated with hot water !;
having rear porches. Possession given and rea-
BOSS q PHELPS. INC. 14oe H st. NV.
FOR sALE+PRICE, $6.ooo-IN THE NORTH
east: desirable home that will be vacated
September 1. There are 8 rooms and bath: large
ane esa en%s made and
BOSS { PHELPS. INC. 1406 81 st. NV.
FOR sALEIPRICB. $12.5O0-WEsT OF 18th
ST.; splendid location and house complete
hot-water heat, electric lights and inlaid floors.
There is also servants room and bath and a
garage; Possession in about 80 days.
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 1406 H st. NV.
Chase situated just of from Conn. ave. and
near the circle; a suburban home that will
positively please you; story and attic living
and sleeping porch on 2nd floor; large yard to
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 14oe st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-08-28

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, NEAR 10th AND
Mass. ave. n.e.-Neaf Groom frame; has al
ways been occupied by women; in excellent
condition: positively the biggest bargain ON
the market at S2.500; possession Immediately.
J. A. HAYDEN. 1410 @ st. NV.