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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
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NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Ten vessels
dockcd here today with American sol
diers from overseas. The warships.
transports hospital ships aud liners
came i'm so rapidly that the various
committees on welcome eNa ricnccd
great difficulty in seeing that an were
properly GREETED.
The incoming vessels were the battle
ships Louisiana and New Hampshire.
the steamers Gen. Goethals. Chicago. Ac-
oornae. Calamares and Surinam. the hos
pitai ship Mercy and the L. z. cruiser
Rochester.
Probably the greatest demonstration
was staged for the benefit Of tho seth
coast artillery which arrived on the
Louisiana and New Hampshire. Tnclud-
Cd in this regiment arc many men from
upstate New York towns.
a committee Of welcome from Syra-
cuso was on hand to greet them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
ASKS WHEN THE
ASKING'S GOOD

TNETs. Jan. 24--Fol7Vla todaE o-aao
formal request TO the peace delegates
to give her a seaport when the con-
ditsors Tor league OF nations s.e
framed
Bolivia claimed 20 possess histor.c
rights TO Tackna province. which IS
now part Of Chile. bordering fhe Ps
cifc. This province would give VoI-
Via a marit nae outlet
Claims from Peru and Chile regard
ing territory. were also presented &c
the delegates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
MOTHER COMMITS
TERRIBLE CRIME
(Irternaftonal News serv1oe.l

lieyed = he mentally unbalanced as
p result of overworls in caring for her
frc children who she recently declared
had been SICK too long ard wound
be- better oG dead than sick 1Irs
Clara a7enson. early TO-DAY shot au5
>iiled her hrc children ranging in ages
from one ana half years to thirteen.
then shot herself in an attempt At suix
R16Aa EAA Ks.n S1As
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
DIPLOMA
SCANDAL
GROWING
Storm of Criticism Follows
Disclosures in Connection
With the Resignation of
Hammond's High School
Principal.
IN SCHOOL ROW

state board % education asked 10
probe local scandal.
City council expected TO repudi-
aSs notion OF school board.
Parent Te=cherS' AsSOcietIcn
calls indignation meeting for Tues
d7v cVc.
Wr. Mechanics - Indianapolis.
IT. Hunter in Chicago.
school Board in tho mir.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
CONGRESS WANTS
INFORMATION

NASHINGTON Jan. a. President
Wilson is requested "lf not Incompatible
with tine public interests" 90 furnish
congress with all information relative to
what action has been taken or begun
or planned towards carrying out and
putting into effect tho guaranteed price
of wheat for tho 1919 crop" in q resolu-
ton introduced i'm the house this after
noon by RePre sentative stecncrson.
republican of minnesota
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
PERSHLNG TO
RETURN WITH
PRES. WILSON
international News Service. J

PARIS. Jan 24.-Gen. John !. Ter
shIne. commander Of the American A.
mics in Europe will return TO IN
United states with President Wilson
on the transport George Washington
il was learned here today
General Pershing inspected the ern.
barl5ation center at L. Mans today
lie VIII return to American great
headquarters later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
POLAND
To OPPOSE
DECISION
Against Decision of Allies
to Negotiate With Russian
Bolshevists Next Month.

ny NEWTON &. PARKER.

PARIS. in. 24.-A committee. upOn
which all the ns~ociz:ed powers VIII
be represented. will he appointed at
tomorrost's picnaIy session of the
pence conference 10 draft the stint
utes of a league Of nations.
Frcsidcnt Wilson probably viii he
offered the presidency Of this commit
fec.
Thc memoranda furnished by the
President. together with the plan rs
evolved hy cen. Jan srnuts. v1ilI form
the b-~.> on which thc committee viii
work. Il was learned today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
WANT A JOB
SOLDIERS? THE
TIMES WILL AID

The advertising department
of The Times today announces
that it win publish free Of
charge situation wanted ads for
returned soldiers and sailors.
The Advertisements may be
three to five lines in length and
may appear for three issues.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

The S-or5 .n THE TIMES last even .ng
o- the resignation OF Frank D. Nc
Erav as principal ~ the Hammond
A.sb school ana the Holiis Hunter IN
dent ~hch caused the breech in
ne school administration have created
ore of the greatest sensations in the
hlstory of the pablir schools OF the
,its.
Isl. c. Belmsn. president Of thS
T.sst National Sank ana the pioneer
in the eduea donal affairs Of Hammond
led the supporters Of Mr 1fcElroy
in Commenting rpon the situation
LIZ school boards or school super
intendents inject politics into the
cnools and thereby lower the stand
nrds CT education. II IS time for them
all 90 resign. said Air Belman. anent
the boards determination to issue
pIoma 10 Hollis Hunter Who quit
school ten years ago without gradual
ing.
= tAink ID very regrettable af-
fs5s continued Mr. Baman. IT think
1lr. NcElr7v has shown his integrity
uN refusing ta prostitute the stand
ard of the public schols and protested
gainst the inststance that diploma be
isSueG 10 Mr. Hunter. Ar Mcdaniel
said that he had signed it and that
Ire yssrd rad Intelligence enough 10
q ansaet their business without out
de interference
BEFORE STATE BOARD.
Il am free Is say that I have pre-
sruted the matter to seVeral members
o- -he state Board ~ education. ask
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

papers These Dones has failed TO pro
Iace
The police raidcd Doner's room and
found quantity Of wine.
Doner was formally arrested. on
state. charge on his oan admission Of
- having liquor and giving il 10 the
women in his rooms.
Doner is employed by tho Standard
ou Compans at Whiting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

APPEAL IS
MADE BY
OUR BOYS
Sensational Charges To Be
Made In House BY Returning
Congressman from Germany

CEy International News Service

tBy International News SeTvce)
AsRJN@ToN. Jan. 24-speedv re-
turn to their BONES OF the American
soldiers stiIl oyerscas Is demanded IN
n resolution introduced in the house
this afternoon by Repv MahIon VI
Garland, Republican of PennsyIvauia
who hos just returned from an exten-
siNe visit 10 tho American Expedition
sr9 Forces In France Gnd Germany.
hcpreScntatiVc Philip ~. Campbell.
of Kansas, md other Republican mem
hers. Joined Garland IN declaring thar
there VS. no longer anv urgent me-
ee>Sity for American troor. to hrIp
police Europe end thcv should no
'enSer he kent on foreign soil.
fsy International News ssrvioe)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-oWe
want to 90 home; for Gods sake
ask the folks home to get US out of
here-and have Us sent back
home"
This was the burden Of the
heart-breaking appeal Of American
soldiers mingled with overseas
PoD-asan4,+;,-a - lo-o,a Mill, ~
A'4 = : - ia'4404l Al
Garland, Republican, OF Pennsyl-
van;a farmer ea-,-~,s;,l.,,4 >. -.
- "a ta.N
American Federation OF Labrc. de-
clared today.
~ 81 BACK f&o1A GERMANY.
N7riahd mas lHst returned from sn
F'9i- go lte american ENpeoi-
--ol'@rS -orees .on peace duty along the
I'''-'''7' fae spent CHRISTMAS with thr
.i''ei 'ea" Soiule's slallehed al 1oole1t
'i' Journey ca over INC DattieHeids 'f q
i.-'e >" many American s.
Nt~ie sun '@ "HsIe the4 4eii W'N
"@0Ne'- crosses 10 marx ioelr f9ce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

The time is getting very short 20
buy w. S. S. The Lake CO. quota
is $50 per capita.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
BY JOHN EDWIN NEVIN
international News Service stan
Correspondent.l

Correspondent
PARIS, Jan. 24.-Poland will op-
pose the decision of the allies to
enter into negotiations with the
Russian Bolsheviks on Princes Is
land, in the Sea OF Marmora or
Feb. IS, according to Prof. Vernon
Kellog, of Leland Stanford Uni
versity, in California, who has just
returned here from Poland.
Prof. Kelog who will return to
Poland next week, said that he
would not accept a seat on the in
tcr-allied mission 10 Poland but
would retain his membership on
the commission sent into Eastern
Europe by Herbert Hoover to in
vestigate food conditions.
SAYS BoLsHEyIsTs WIZ.
Prince George Lvoff. who rs tn Paris
the Omslz (anti-BoIshevik1
government. declared today that Boil
shevism had won a brilliant victory
% hen tho associated powers consented
10 trcat with their presenta titc=
Prince Lvo6 regards the action of the
supreme inter- allied war council as
mistake taking the attitude that it
gives official recognition TO tho Sol
shevik regime At Moscow
1t VIII mean the loss of a month s
time in settling the Russian question
and win make if more difficult 90 sup
press the Eolshcylk movement dcclar-
ed Prince IHon 10 suppose that the
conference hopes that The meeting on
lCoatinued en- page tvo3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
GERMANS RECRUIT
TO FIGHT POLES
One Million Men to Be Put
III Field to Battle Boil
shevists and Poles.
BY n. J. GREENwALL
Exclusive Gable by the international
News Services and the London
Daily Express1

BERLIN, Ian. 24-one million
soldiers are now being recruited in
Germany to tight the Bolsheviki
and the Poles, it was declared by
War Minister Reinhard today.
Germany is nov in a state of transi-
ton" he said. While one million men
are now being recruited for us against
the Boisheviks and Poles there will not
be new army formed until the old one
has been dissolved The soldiers receive
seven marks q day. But 1t VIII 10 Inn
possible for Us 10 cope with the Boil
shevik arms near Riga unless the allies
prevail upon the Poles to cease their
strife"
Robert Emil Eiohhorn. former Boil
shevii. chief Of police is stia hiding but
he is believed % be directing the strikes
that have sprung up an over Germany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
THIS CHAP
WAS TOO
INOUTHY
Condemns Police and News
papers in Cafe and Talks
Himself into Bastile, a
Standard Oil Employe in
Peck Of Trouble.

MS story comes under the gen
eral he&dlng OF The Result Of Too
Much Lip"
Two prominent Hammond r,er
.,..a d;....--: :..-1-
'','y ia '-.0
4-dlillilonu pulialn8 GrlIl the affair
IN which a Whlskey runner was
shot and killed bv railroad de.ec-
+;,ee e+rs,r,ar ..l,o~,a.i -
.t .... -, ..-.-...
''iHoo'Ie. ne oesan. mere was only
enc man I'M the machine. instead OF
fonr a4 rer.orte5 and a. ,,..s -.,,,,,tr-
...,.,. ,,-,.
''' as aus ON '''9 'ii-~e'S or
aeTed MIN to halt the driver put or
eoth the foot and emergency brakes.
L heard him pu. on the brakes The
N"I" 'i
officer SHOT ana kiLed the driver It
was ntan rarder There was nu
.~. .,.- rt.o -.e.,. H..
s''s" lne ponce ana the news
PAPER
wish tAa5 the WISE Bird strutted
e-t
l'e 'H-'ae"1 'eo 10
special Agent Green of the Department
~ Justice With q description of the
man ON tbe description The police
r-, r.oo. ~ - .-,o
lf es at 50 k4NuaCA 2A la4NA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

20 head the ration again. The re-
volt started after the assassina-
tion Of the president in December
Manuel lost his throne because of
his infatuation for Gaby Deslys,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
AL wouLp DO TEE SAME.
tsy International News servics.)

"But. by God. I am going to DC at
that 7 can-now tina am back-to help
them now. I am going TO fight. as long
as I have any fight left in me. 70 have
them brought back home Any man
with drop of red blood in him. who
If1nnffnned n Pc FIghtl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

L5SaVered ny carried in hammond and
on streets and uewz stands, sc per copy.
West Hammond. SOC per month.
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SAYS BoLsHEvIsTs WIN.

lcoatnuod en- page tVoJ
Evening star., 1919-10-05
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SAIE-HOUSEs.
$S.@ on TEN HUNDRED BLOCK, CO.
lsmhta road; I rooms and bath. fur.
sses .s.s heat; bargain; terms; posses
S47so- On tsDhandred block. Euclid street;
roonns and bath, furnace heat; bar
gain: termA; Possession.
$500. Rock Creek Church road: rooms
built-in hreproof garage; practically
new; immediate possession.
5000. Spring road. Just OF 18th St; prac-
hca1ly new; colonial porch; rooms
% and bath, hoEwater hest, electricity;
so.sso. On Newton street. eishteen.hundred
heat and electricity; in excellent con-
dition; immediate possession
$4,000. On Fairmont street, thirteen-hun-
dred block; II rooms. 2 baths. hot
water heat. electricity; a bargain; Inn
mediate possession.
81, 600. Opposite the Portnsr Apartments,
one Of the most exclusive apartment
houses in Washington; rooms and
bath; excellent condition; double gar
age in rear; immediate possession.
81, 800. On Emerson street, in saul's Ad-
dition; new detached house; 8 rooms
and 2 baths; all modern improve
ments; large front and rear yard; pos
session.
Ernest Hall Coolidge Company,
816-819 Evans Building,
Main 3482-34s3.
1870 N. Y, ave.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR RALE-NBAR 1lsA 81, m
Columbia Heights, large brick resi-
dence, containing IL rooms. two
baths, hot-water heat, gas and
electricity; lot 100 feet deep. The
house 10 occupied BY the owner,
and inspection may Be made at
. any time. Immediate possession II
. sold. Price, $13, 500.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, INC,
73S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

fINEY BRANCH kOA6 NkAR l3th 8f. NV.
.-0smi-detnched frame house Of fooa1. bath,
furnace heat, gas, god porch; newly pApefea
ana painted iasids; asailAsis at ssee; price,
touIs r. sHoE1lAxER,
1907 New YORK ave. n.w., Main 1106.
60L0RXb6 AVE. N.W.-DEfACHED FRAME
1oase 9 reo9:. bsth; furnace nat; sas; ssaf
al': 'r'e:t tctis Sso =. suorxAxra
1907 New YORK ave. NV. Main 1100.
@WELFTH BT. De. NEAR PA. AVE-
House of 8 rooms, bath, hot-watef heat cleo.
sricity and gas: goed lot to alley. Price.
LOUIS P. sHoEa6AxER,
1407 New York ave. NV. Main 1166.
1 ST. NE. NEAR 6th-BkICK HOUSE OF
rooms. bath, furnace. gas; Exceptionally deep
lot to wide alley. Price, -, 500.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York ave. NV. Main 1166.
tHEPHERD 81. NV. NEAR l4th-HOUSH
Sf rooms, hath, hot-Water heat; electricity,
gas, porches, built-in .refr1ssrAtor, hardwood
1ooss, good lot; price. "a. 200.
LOUIS p. 6HoEAAxER,
14W New Yofk ave. NV. Main 1166.
IRVING ST. NV. NHAR l4tA-BAY-WIN.
lew house Of rooms. bath. furnace heat, gas:
'e'ep lot . 1eoT9l;EH eTlsEH glies;s s;;s3s;Soxxn 3s;seo
1907 New Yerk ave. NV. Main f16.
tOR COLOkEb 6UYEK-TkzNE HO617 0F
s,r rsons; iots I. e. e. NV. near II; sood lot to
IoUis r. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. NV. Main 11o&.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
GOLDEN RULE
Offers the Following Desirable Properties For Sale
Possession, IS to 80 Days in Most Cases.

4,75O.
Corner house on Columbia road, coptAinine
rooms and bath; hot-water heat. An excellent
home, nicely located. The few repairs neces-
safy Win Be made by the owner. Small cash
payment and $26 per month on the bAlance.
$3.50.
An excellent home on Wafder street, con-
tanning rooms and hath: hot-air heat, gas,
stationary tubs; cement cellar; front porch-in
fact, an ideal home for q small cash payment
and SIS . month.
$3.50.
On an avenue NV, near Grant Circle, frame,
containing rooms, bath. two lavatofies, hot.
water heat gas and electricity; exceptionally
large lot, 40x120. This II q new detached
house and will make an excellent home. Ready
for occupancy. The last Of six.
$500.
Kansas ave. NV. between two car lines,
brick containfng rooms and bath, hot-water
heat; gas and electricity; room for sArage;
good front yard and large back yard. Occu-
pied BY owner; strictly white neighbofhood,
Excellent condition. Can be inspected
5000. :. -
real home: Bungalow. pebblsdAsh and
i'eaasd s Y good NV sss,on :. High
for garage; wide alley Ia rear. cas- and eiec-
tficfty: hot-watsr heat. A home that would be
hard to beat.
$3.50.
steam heat, gas and electricity; lot eox154;
perfect eondifioni g, 600 or more cash. MONTH
Evening star., 1919-10-05

$12,5OO.
Ontario road n.w.-Excellent home contain
ing 10 rooms. bath, Q bedrooms, steam heat,
rage; large back yard and In perfect condition;
newly papered and painted throughout. Most
excellent home. Inspection at any time.
$4,000.
=. On Livingston street, Chevy Chase-Less
than one-half block Connections ave. car line;
Servants room and bath. Hot-water heat, sas
electricity: laundry; lot 57x130 feet. Beauti.
ful reception hall. oak floors, oak ana Ipabo1.
any trim throughout. Large front, side and
rear porehes. A desirable home in every paf.
tacular. Terms can be afranged.
$12,5OO.
Rosemary street, Chevy Chase--Detached
home. seven rooms. bath. hot-water heat, gas
and back yards. Perfect condition. 81 900
cAsh required.
We imve severzf BRAND-NEw DETACHED
HOUSES Of the very best material and work
nanshtp very beautiful location, commanding
view Of the city; only twenty minutes BY elec.
tric cars; excellent automobile road to Wash
ington. Each h6nss 10 Of hollow the construc.
ton. containing Z, 8 and rooms, gas, eiec-
tricity. laundry. tile szragss, front and back
porches. snunciators. and in fact, nothing has
homes. Large lots, s0x1Ss. Exceptionally low
terms may be obtained. May we not have
the pleasure OF showing you through thesA at
ff4ctfyely designed honest
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR SALOON ONE OF THE
best streets in Ingleside. close to
Mt. Pleasant car line. q three
story. 1o-r6om residence with hot
water heat, gas and electricity; lot
10x1o6 to a 20-foot alley. The
house has just been repainted and
papered. and 70 very attractive.
Price. SIS, 900.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
73S 18th Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR SALBLN WASHINGTON
Heights near the Connecticut ave.
bridge, q well appointed three
story brick dwelling. containing Q
rooms and baths. hot-watef heat,
electric lights and gas: garage
large enough for one car. Price.
S16, 900.
THOMAS J. FISHER d 90. INC.
738 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

HoRGAIE-ON MASSACHUSETTS
avcnue near 18th kreet on lot v4th
over 70 fest fre1tase, Q 8-stmy,
104oom hiek dwelling. The houss
it1elf eopld not b built today for
ths pkicd at which this pkopsEty -
ofIeredEe1k 900.
THOMAS J. FISHER q 90, UeO.,
738 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR sALE-Jusr OFT 18th
street near the reservoir, practi-
eally new dwelling. stories, IL
~ AppMA, Q baths, vapor heat, gas
: ana electricity: lot sSx96. Price,
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 Co, ING,
& @ 736 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR EALB-On lst STREET Be
tween w, = snS 1.,.',t " th1ss.ssS.y ssesn,. = =
the owner; immediate possession in
event Of sale. This house has been
kept in Al condition, and shows
mn well Price, $3.50.
THoMAs J. FIsHER q co.. mo.
7S0 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR SALE+AN UNUSUALLY AT.
6actiye and well located residencs
IN q nne section Of Warrington
Heights. lass than one square from
Connecticut Gvenue; English base
ment type, Of l. rooms, S~haths,
vapof heat. gas and electricity;
house II vacant and keys may be
ootained at this once. Price,
$50, 900.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC.
74S 18th ct. nv.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR SALEM DRUlndoND, Nd,
q two-story and attic 7-room frame
dwelling, with sleeping and break
fast porches; has both gas and
electricity. with garage In rsar;
lot 60x155. Immediate possessiou
in case Of sale. Price, 1900.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
73s 18th OF. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOB sALIIN CHEVY CHASE
east Of the Brookville road on lot
bOx2OO, two-story. Six-room, one
bath dwelling with furnace heat,
gas and electricity. Houss u oc-
cupied By owner and 10 IN At
tfSettve small property. the shrub
berry and planting being unusually
effective. Price only 81, 900. In.
mediate possession in case Of sale,
THOMAS ]. FI66FR 3 CO., INC,
79e 18th et. nv.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR AAIN-NNAR DUPONT CIR
Gle, . three-story, 11-room brick
dwelling on lot 24x16h to wide
alley; hot-Water heat, gas and
electricity: plenty Of room for
large garage. Can Be inspected By
appointment only. Price, SIS, 500.
THOMAS J. FISHER d co., INC,
738 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR sALE-A HOUSE WHICH
will bs one Of the show places Of
Chevy Chase. Now in course Of
construction On q prominent cor
ner within Q few squares Of the
Circle. Lot 126x185. House con-
tsins l3 rooms and 3 baths, hot
water heat gas and electricity.
VIII have gArage large enough for
two cars. Price, 4oO, 1000.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO, INC,
738 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOB sALE-A TwO-EToRY, Q.
room brick dwelling on lfh near
o street; rented to monthly tenant.
% possession can be obtained in
30 days. Price, 1000: easy terms.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
738 18th Ut. nw.s
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR RALELIy THE DOWNTOWN
section near Massachusetts, avenue,
q Substantially built large brick
dwelling on lot 24x1l0. The house
contains 10 rooms and 2 baths.
Must b sold to close an estate.
Price, SIC, 900.
THONAS J. FISHER 3 90, INC,
73S 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

FOR sALBLNEAR CITY HALL,
. big three e-stoFy dwelling with 10
rooms and bath: owned BY party
who Il anxious to sell. Price only
$4,000.
THOMAS J. F1sHER q CO., INC,
7SS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

Are you Of those suffering from the high Of
renting, and you being forced paying either an
rental for home that isn't home, you
about to purchase houses the present
high prices?
LET Us SHOW YOU HOW TO SAVE AT LEAST
ao% ON THE PURCHASE OF YOUR HOME AND
OWN REAL HOME AT ACTUAL COST, ON
TERMS LESS THAN RENT, AT CHARMING
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., of the finest residential sec
tons Of Washington just off the Connecticut avenue car
line, minutes from the Treasury.
For as little $1,000 cash and insa1ments less than
rent you can own the home you always dreamed Of
For further information address A. M. MULLIGAN
3215 Northampton street, Chevy Chase D. c. Phone
Cleveland r661-W.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
"A MIDDAUGH&SHAN &
HOME"

A MIDDAUGH &SHANNOl
HOME"
Designed with as much
forethought built with as
much care and finished
with as much pride as
you yourself would give
such an undertaking such
is the Middaugh & Shan
non method. It results in
an unusually desirable and
livable home.
1900 DELAFIELD ST.
NV.
A six room detached home
in a particularly pleasing
location - a large corner
lot which provides a proper
setting for a home of its
Colonial design. Living and
sleeping porches overlook
broad avenue and small
park. Three bedrooms,
bath and lavatory, parlor,
dining room and kitchen
with every convenience.
ARKANSAS AVE. AT
EMERSON ST.
Eight rooms, on a broad
avenue, facing small
park-an unusual location.
Central entrance hall and
stairway, living room
whole depth of house, din
ing room, kitchen, five bed
rooms, bath, separate lava
tory for master bedroom.
Splendid closets. Hardwood
floors and trim. Hot-water
heat, electricity, real fire.
place, etc
Homes of such outstanding
worth do not long remain
unsold. A fact: Within the
past week one-half of our
offerings in this section
were bought by discerning
homeseekers. In justice to
themselves, home buyers
should call at Our operation
at Emerson st. one square
east of 18th, or cali Main
6o35 for auto. We will be
proud to show you these
homes.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated,
1O40 Woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV.
mo Place Like Home,
''No Home Like ours''
since 1899.
Cut out this ad-see these homes.