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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

ERNEST HALL COOLID(
COMPANY,
8l6-Slo Evans Building,
1920 New York Ave,
Main 3482-348S.
$6,5Oo-semi- home, in
Mt. Pleasant. rooms
and bath: h.w.h.: deep
lot to alley. Immediate
possession.
Sc, 750-Ontario place. Z rooms
and bath; h.w.h.; cleo
tricity; large garage. In
good condition.
$7,OOO-In Petworth. 2-story
brick house; rooms and
bath; all modern conven-
fences. Immediate pos
session.
$s,0OO-On Q st. story. 10
rooms and . baths: INV.
heat; two rear porcheS.
Reasonable terms.
$S.000-Otis place. 2-story brick;
rooms and bath; cleo
tricity and gas large
yard; including furniture.
s,OO0-Ontario road. 10 rooms
and bath: large garage;
all modern improvements.
$s.5o0-New bungalow. On 18th
st. rooms and bath;
steam heat; electricity
and gas. Immediate pos
session.
$1O.5OO-Newtcn ST. Newly paint
ed and papered; rooms
and baths; deep lot to
alley. Good terms.
,OO0-l5th; near Q st. car line.
A home of 8 rooms and
bath; steam heat; double
garage; electricity and
gas; excellent condition.
$1O,00O-2lst st. rooms and
bath; hot-water heat;
electricity and gas. Rea-
sonable terms.
$11,000-Q st. II rooms and
baths; electricity and
gas; modern conveniences.
Excellent neighborhood.
$11, ,90O-Kalorama road. II rooms
and 2 baths; steam heat;
large garage; modern in
every way.
$12,0O0-21st st. Beautiful home.
10 rooms and baths;
electricity and gas; hot
water heat. Very reason
able.
$12,50o-Cathedral ave. near Conn.
ave. 10 rooms and 8
baths; large rooms; dou-
BILE oak floors; electricity
and gas: steam heat;
large garage.
ERNEST HALL COOLIDC
COMPANY,
816-81o Evans Building,
1920 New York Ave.
Main 3482-3483.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Chevy Chase.
A Home Combining Beauty and
Comfort.
Nine lovely rooms bath: laundry:
house in fine condition: hot-water
heat electricity pebbe-dash and hol-
low tile construction; freshly reno
waited; hardwood floors two porches:
garage; large lot convenient to two
schools. Price. $11,50O. No. 491S.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Alexandra ave.-Cottage Park. Recently renodeed
painted; rooms; lot: very desirable location
Evening star., 1919-09-20

ron sALE-
WAsHINGToN HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
Modern in every particular; 10
rooms. baths. elec- and gas; h.-w.h.;
large garage; front and rear porches;
house In fne condition; near both car
lines. II you wish to secure a fine
property
See Mr.. TEEL. with
8WARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
127 18th st. NV.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
T13 14th st. NV.
Near Truxton Circle.

9 rooms and bath; large yard; paved
alley in rear; located near both car
systems; on good residential street.
Price, $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Price, s7.aOO-A 3-story bay window resi-
dence near North Capitol and l.
sts containing rooms and bath;
steam heat: modern. In very good
condition. II you're interested,
communicate with us at once.
Phone NJ 59o4.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Large concretebock houe-12 bath; toilets
electric lights; heat; sleeping porch; lot
near station Possession at once
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Q 81. Sc. NEAR THE HOUSE OFFICE
M, q six room and bath brick dwelling; Gel
h$E furnace heat. Price, s., 600.
sDssl me. near Sd St. eight-room and
Ns4A heick dwelling. in very good condition
Dsfxahae a. either home investment. Price
169D;s on easy terms.
- SG Sc. between and G sts., q six-room
0g1ef dwelling. Price, $3.50.
q ne. near 18th St. q six.roon brick
VttA< Aodern plumbing; cellar and furnace
psiee. 3.50o Make offer.
John SCRIyENER 4 BRO, all G st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

c..,,,r. G.. inst a few doors from 10th st
A neiehborhood where every one owns nis
borne, Semi detached brick dwelling, fo'inS
and. bath. Reasonable terms soW"-
Evening star., 1919-09-20

v..r TN and NJ sts nw.-Thre- 3-story
hrick dwellings; two with rooms ana pa
and one with II rooms and bath large lo''
yoom for garage Can be hought yer! '"eP
Evening star., 1919-09-20
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
COntfn 0ed,
M. 2345.
Chew Chase. Md.

AneVF AlldSS, Ad.
10 rooms, baths. vapor heat. cleo
tricity. hollow tile construction, four
porches; immense lot. 75a12S: beauti-
full outlook: well kept lawn; hedge; i'm
mediate possession; terms; 5000
cash; price, II, 800.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7l3 l4th st. NV.
Near Dupont Circle.
Attractive residence on st. near
18th st; excellent s..idential location;
house contains IL rooms. baths.
steam heat, electric lights. hardwood
floors: exceptionally good arrangement;
liberal terms; price, SIS.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th st. NV.
Near Conn. Ave. and R St.
Attractive corner house; all outside
rooms; modern in every respect; 10
rooms, baths: hot-water heat. cleo
tricity; laundry; vacant and ready for
immediate occupancy: price. s13, 500.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
713 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-20
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.
-INCORPORATED-
Continued.

--I INCORPORATED
OPEN EVENINGS 8 TO 9
O'CLOCK.
LATEST HOUSES LISTED,
ADAMS MILL ROAD.
10 rooms, 2 baths, steam
heat, electricity. Price,
$13,5oo.
WISCONSIN AVE.
NEAR MASS. AVE.
7 rooms, I bath, vapor
heating system, electricity,
garage for 2 cars. sleeping
porches, large attic. Price,
$4,000.
CARROLL AVE. NE.
16 rooms, I bath, frame
house, large hreplaces, wide
porches. Price, S12,5oo.
2IST ST. ABOVE Q.
Brick and stone dwelling
OF 10 rooms, baths, hot
water heat, electricity. Inn
mediate possession. Price,
$I2,5oo.
DELAFIELD PLACE
NEAR 10TH ST.
Stuceo and shingle home, 9
rooms, I bath, detached,
hot-water heat, on lot 4ox
1o5. Price, $II,o
21ST ST. ABOVE H.
9 rooms, baths, in good
condition. Price, $1,000.
ROCK CREEK CHURCH
ROAD.
8 rooms, 2 baths, on large
lot with room for garage,
sleeping porches. hardwood
floors. Easy terms. Price,
$500.
FLORIDA AVE. NEAR I'd.
8 rooms, bath, hot-water
heat. This is a corner
house. Price, $500.
Many fine homes in the
suburbs Chevy Chase,
Cleveland Park, Takoma
Park. All sizes and prices.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & co,
INCORPORATED
728 18th St. Main 1477.
"" NEh W LII SELL b. -hOOM, PEBBLEDASH
corner house; Chevy Chase D. c.; bath lava
tory, all improvements. newly decorated, ga
rage. lawn. fruit. large porches; coal in; i'm
mediate possession. $11 ,0OO;- one-third cash
Phone Cleve. 1245.
.TroR For IMMEDIATE SALE BY OWNER.
3625 Lowell st. NV. cleveland Park.
This house contains 10 rooms, 2 baths, ex
tra lavatories, hot-water heat, electric lights
and gas. large gas range. instantaneous hot
water heater. six bedrooms. library and parlor
15x3O: delightful for entertaining; large porch
es, front and rear; attractive shade trees and
shrubs: lot 75x90; corner. Nearly new and
Just papered and painted throughout; new elec
tric fixtures.
Price. sl5.75O Convenient terms.
VIII be open for inspection Sunday from
OWNER. 1923 Woodward bldg.
Phone Main 1870
sROOM HOUSEs7 900. 36i9 18th ST. NV
quired. $1,000: electricity. gas, hot-wate,
heat: 14O feet to paved alley. 21s
IN BEST NORTHEAST SECTIONS ROOMS
and bath house with two-story brick garage in
rear. $3.50. Address Box 2s6-R. Star office
22s
IN PETWORTH sEcTION-sRoOM AM
bath brick; in good condition: on deep lot 4
bargain at $3.50. Address Box 2s5-R, Star
Office. poe
RANDOLPH sT-I00 BLOCK. ROOMS
and bath; hot tier heat electric lights: i'm.
mediate possession. N. 4O1 or n. 1908 22'
DESIRABLE GROOM AND BATH DWELL.
ing. on, -"I' st. ne. between 18th and 13th.
Price. $500 EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, Inc, 731
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Price, S. 9OO-An exceptionally attractive
home on 18th st. near Park rd.
& rooms and bath: maids room:
attic; cellar; sleeping porch:
small breakfast room: hot-water
heat; electric light: screens and
awnings Let us show You this
house. Phone NJ. 1904.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Windsor ave-6 and bath electric lights; porches
screened lot 5ox1oo it. Possession 20 days
Evening star., 1919-09-20

SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ 2345 713 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

o 1t. between 18th and 14th-2 large, nne
triek dwellings; rooms and ba'h each' i~'s.
lot. $6. $40.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

A. Forest Glen Md-ypry attractive
atone cottage on very large grounds Can De
fouxht for less than 81, 900. See us at once.
lmB edate possession.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Ho1 SALE
Another extra fine Washington
Heights property; fne for entertain
ing; IL large rooms baths; hot
water. eiec.. gas logs: 6pe cleo. tx
vtc1es; house in hne condition. Imme-
! 9iate posse ssion.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
oWARTZELL. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
727 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Owner must dispose Of this modern semi
detached house on Georgia ave. near Columbia
road NV; completely furnished, 8 large rooms.
pantry. bath; h.w.h.; $500. Terms. North
Evening star., 1919-09-20

One of those handsome houses on Upon ST.
near Conn ave.-1O rooms and = ba ths; ofsAh
fast porch: large sleeping porch' spenniu; ~
n fnsDect,
Evening star., 1919-09-20

House, ROOMS AND BATH: LOT 6O1142
eet: fruit' trees. grape vines. OWNER. 1907
lawrence st. ne, ~
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Price, 50 5OO-A 3-story brick home in
northwest section, within five MIN
utcs' walk of the Capitol. IL
rooms and bath: hotwater heat;
large yard to a wide alley. with
ample room for garage. In very
good condition. II you're inter-
ested. phone NJ. 59Oi.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Hillyer place NV. just west Of sonn. ave-.
lO-rooms and bath. g bedrooms; side anu ie"i
.i,tv. Monthly tenancy. $1,000
Evening star., 1919-09-20

FOR SALE TO COLORED-ON NEW JERSEY
| ave NV. 7,room-and-b bath brick and frame
dwelling; parking; large lot to 25-ft alley;
| s.. 600: $500 down and $35 month. inciudinr
interest L. ]. MILLS. 8O5 9th ST W
Evening star., 1919-09-20

DOE GALE
AT A BARGAIN PRICE.
NORTH SOUTHWEST PROPERTY
st. overlooking
Agricultural Park.
Brick, 7 rooms, bath. Garage.
-, Only $C,OOc.
See Mr. TEEL. with
ewAkTZELLA RHEEM K HENSEY CO.,
T27 18th st. NV.
yoR SALE
Only Sl0.5OO
For strictly modern home
Near l4th and Belmont sts NV;
brick; rooms. . baths: h-w.h cleo
and gas; instantaneous water heater:
ceaoniA front porch; sleeping porch
hne size lot house in tine condition
- See Mr. TEEL. with
BHARTZELI.. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
- f27 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-20
OPEN EVENINGS 8 TO 9
O'CLOCK.
LATEST HOUSES LISTED,

ADAMS MILL ROAD.
10 rooms, 2 baths, steam
heat, electricity. Price,
$I3,5Oo.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

FOR SALE-PRICE, IS. $50: MIGHTY Al
tractive two-story real eight-room house. hav-
ing hot-water heat, electric lights. hardwood
floors, glassed-in sleeping porch and garage.
Lot is 2Jx142. You should this house at
once. 1t is bonnd to be sold quickly.
ROSS & PHELPS Inc 1905 II st NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Price, s7.5OO-A nice little Groom house
in Columbia Heights that will ap-
peal TO you. Reception hail. Gel
lar: extra lavatory; electricity and
gas; hot-water heat; back porch.
Phone for appointment to inspect.
Phone NJ. 1904.
Evening star., 1919-09-20

Price. $40. 30O-In fine neighborhood.
just off 14th st. rooms and
baths: electric lights; hot-water
heat. Practically new and mod
ern in every detail. This is just
the home you're looking for.
Phone NJ. 5904.
Evening star., 1919-09-20
WISCONSIN AVE.
NEAR MASS AWE

NEAR MASS. AVE.
7 rooms, I bath, vapor
heating system, electricity,
garage for 2 cars. sleeping
porches, large attic. Price,
$I2, 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
SAYS TOWNSEND MEASURE
STRENGTHENS ROAD PLAN
III. G. Shirley, OF Federal Highway
Council, Replies to Secretary
Houston's Objections.
CENTRALIzEs DEVELOPMENT
Under Present Federal Aid Law Cow
eminent Must Deal With Free
misunderstanding Personnel Of
Forty-Eight Highway Departments.

WASHINGTON. June IS. = Lessla-
tive attention. from the standpoint
OF highway development, Is beflnnins
bill introduced in Congress by Senator
Townsend This measure provides
for the creation of Federal highway
a national system of highways. 1t is
presented by it's supporters as piece
OF legislation designed to bring about
the construction OF a national highway
system within a reasonable length ot
time. to coordinate all the highway
activities OF the government and to
publish statistics and data on highwa
transportation. construction and main
tenance for the benefit Of ali the peo-
Pile.
ment Of Agriculture. has 's raised seE''
question, as to the destrability OF the
proposed legislation. In reply 10 an
Inquiry from a city chamber OF conf
merce recently, he stated that the
roads In each section or the country
vary In degrees Of Importance in the
service rendered or that may be rem
dered TO any particular locality. that
the traffic conditions vary greatly in
the different sections. that the state
highway departments are better able
10 classify the roads than anyone else.
that under the present Bankhcad bill
classification OF the roads. and when
the classification has been carefully
MADE, and By agreement between the
state highway departments Of adjoin-
Ing States. the roads OF first impor-
LanSe SeHeraIy meet at state boun-
Having the above points in mind the
Secretary added that he could not see
tho wisdom of substituting for the
present cooperative program A plan
which would commit or limit the Fed
eral government to the construct ion
Of two Federally owned trunk line
highways in each State"
Says Bill Does Not Interfere.
II. G. Shirley. member o. the Fed
ssral highway council. and former Stale
highway engineer OF Maryland, stated
today that the national highway bill
does not IN any way interfere with the
cooperative plan now existing among
tho States with the Federal govern
meDt 1t only substitutes for the Sec
rstary or Agriculture the Federal
htShway comm ission. which. under the
law, Is charged with the duty Of car
Tying out the provisions OF the Fed
era .ald law as now operated. and al!
other oolisati ms or contracts entered
into by the Secretary of Asricul,ure
with the respective States. Therefore,
the effectiveness OF the Federal ACT
plan. AS argued by the Secretary Of
Agriculture. will not be interfered with
IN the least. The bill has further made
II the duty OF the commission TO make
recommendation TO Congress an IN
the future operations Of the Federal
aid law after 1921
New Piece of LeEisIntion
The national highway bill is en-
tirely new piece OF legislation. It's
oo)ect Is 20 build in each State trunk
iine highways 10 the extent OF not Ie.s
than per cent nor more than : per
cent OF the total mileage of the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29

portion OF the mileage OF the plans
mat nave been approved as a general
state system. and on which there has
already been granted Federal aid.
Will Take Years Under Old system
1t viii take many years to com
plcte these State systems under the
Federal aid allotment. and at the pres
ent rate of construction IL will be al
least ftty years before there viii be
connected up "A few roads In all the
states approaching a national system.
and at least 100 years before the entire
State systems have been completed
system OF roads, from which rea-
sonable national system could be es-
tabl.shed
I'VE have seen the road work of the
country expand from the township unit
unit into the state aid unit: from the
unit into the State-aid unit: from the
state aid unit into the State unit: from
the state unit to the Fcderal-aid unit,
and II is but logical and reasona BIZ
establishing Federal unit
Many Of the highway activities OF
the states, when they first entered
into road construction. were in CO.
operation with the agricultural de-
partmcnts OF the State agricultural
colleges, but il was soon found by cx-
perience that as this work expanded
and grew. 1t became so important that
1t was necessary TO provide an indie
whose duty it would be to look after
this one important development of
the state.
Likewise. the day has come when
the road work of the Federal gov
eminent should be separated from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29

builders in considering the location for
their plant. did not hesitate for an in
section of SoSth carolina whers tbev
are surrounded on every side by plan
tations on which the cotton Is grown.
and by factories In which the fabric
Is manufactured in It's stoutest and
best forms The service satisfact ion
which these tires have given from their
first Introduction on the market is
largely a result OF the care In select
ing the cotton fabric. which liz almost
"a large an item in the building OF a
tire as rubber.
Alex. S. Hanes. president OF the Hanes
Rubber Company, foresees a great flu
ture for the tire business In the South.
and he points TO the wonderful growth
OF his plant as an Indication OF the
possibilities here. Since the resump-
ton of business on a big scale after
the war ended, Mr.. Hanes has been
compelled to add constantly to the
force OF employees and to the output
of his plant. until to-day he has reach.
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and to Join them up with tho main
make complete national system con-
1t creates system OF national high
ways. independent of the States. and
hiEhways that will carry interstate
trafic and that are necessary for the
welfare OF the country as Il whole.
Under the present Federal aid la W
the Federal government has no power
10 select The roads In any one state
1--WE Is with the State highway depart
ments, and in many instances is real
~ with the counties themselves. who
have to put up the States portion Of
the money.
The only limitations prescribed by
the Federal aid law are that the roads
snail be rural post roads. When a
road has met this condition. it is the
TO give his approval to its construc-
tion. All Federal aid projects start
with the forty-eisht different State
highway departments. and such pro-
ferent lights. by forty-eiSht different
men, holding forty-eight opinions. and
II can be seen that national plan that
would evolve from such a procedure
would be most chaotic. to say the least.
II is also impossible under the Federal
aid law TO SO coordinate the forty
eight state systems that plan would
be, finally evolved that would form
connected system throughout the
country in a lifetime.
Personnel Constantly Changing.
The personnel OF the state highway
departments IS constantly changing,
and in more or less degree the
:,.ate highway systems are chang ed
with the changing Of the State high
way officials. 1t is therefore out Of
the question to expect any connected
system OF roads between the forty
eight units. over which there IS no
supervisory power or anyone with
authority TO bring these forty-eig hi
units into accord. or to direct them
In improving those roads that would
form a national system.
Many Of the States have laid out
a system of State highways. num-
Der OF these highways are designated
by law and have been laid down by
the Legislatures, and are not always
the roads recommended by the state
highway departments. Even these
roads are being constantly changed al
each meeting OF the Legislatures, SO
that the system as now laid down will
not be the system as finally construct
ed. Many of the roads as laid out in
the State systems on which Federal
aid Is being expended. should not and
never will be classified as national
highways, but they constitute large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29

Agricultural Department Of the gov
eminent and put into the hands OF a
strong commission. who will devote
It's time and energy to this most i'm
portant work of the nation. and place
II in the position II should occupy to
he the most benefit to the people.
The advocates OF good roads are
only asking in this national highway
bill that the roads should be put on
Ell equal footing with tho other depart
ments of tho government, so that they
can be given proper consideration and
study. for there is no other pursuit Of
tho Federal government that will de-
"elop and bring prosperity to the coun-
Try TO greater extent for the none y
invested. than the speedy Improvement
Of its important highways"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
MANUFACTURERS OF TIRES
BUY COTTON PLANTATION
Purchases Mndc to Get Fabric
Which Goes Into Their
Product.

The purchase by several large auto
mobile tire manufacturers OF big cot
ton plantations in the South from
which TO get the cotton fabric which
goes into their products. is regarded
by officials Of the Hanes Rubber Com
pany. makers OF the famous Hanes
tires at W:nston-Salem. y T.. as added
proof OF their contention that the
south is the logical place for a tire
plant
Basing their belief on experience
gained through generations Of manu-
facturing enterprise. the Hanes tire
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ed a maximum production of $50 tires
every twenty-four hours. But the de-
mand has also increased in proportion.
ference to III others BY thousands OF
motorists throughout the Southern
States.
In addition to the advantages OF tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29

South. where cotton is concerned. Il is
also the best place for the handling OF
rubber. which is the basis of every
product. and Is worked to the best
advantage under tho mild atmosSheric
conditions found in this section OF tho
country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29

The national highway bill is en-
tlrely new piece OF leg,sIa,ion I,s
0o)ect Is 20 build in each State trunk
!tne highways TO the extent of not iess
tnan per cent nor more than per
cent or the total mileage of the State
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-11

If manufacturers of ready-to-wear clothes were to neglect to provide taf- feta suits for summer wear the chances are that women would have them made to order rather than face a summer without them. Taffeta makes a crisp, cool, smart and often inexpensive suit that may be made more or less dressy, according to the accessories worn with 1t and is most practical and comfortable for warm weather. As there is perennial de- mand for it we may count on new de signs each season, at least until some other silk displaces taffeta. But all the new weaves are of totally differ ent character and cannot rival silk to which they bear no likeness, so the taffeta suits continue to fill their own particular niche. Suits of silk jersey and the latest arrivals, made of the lightest weight in tricolette, may come to divide honors with taffeta suits when they are as well known.
 Navy blue is as much a favorite in silk as in wool and the suit at the left of the two shown above is in this color. Its skirt is cut with a slight in- ward slope toward the bottom and is plain. The coat is straight but belted at the waistline with wide belt of the taffeta, having buckle at each