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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15

, their own here as there is i25 acres
bearing and so nOn-bearing. Strawber-
ries are in favor as there are 10 acres.
In the total Of 5217 acres in the Wood
burn district, only seven farmers own
farms with more than 100 acres. The
average farmer has from 40 to SO acres.
G. II. and d. D. Miller of Woodburn
have the largest farm, 234 acres.
s. A. Peterson was the asscssor for
the district which is bounded on the
east by Butte creek, with the Pudding
river on the west. 1t is q district of
small farms, US of the total acreage Of
444O, there are 113 farms and only
nine include more than 100 acres.
The district goes strongest into win.
ter wheat with 1887 acres, about one
fourth of the total acreage. There is
1877 acres in spring wheat, 4S in barley,
in rye, and ZIG in oats. Corn is com
ing into favor here as the acreage is
226, or five per cent This section is
also giving attention to potato raising
as it has planted this spring 1919 acres.
Fruit trees are not in favor as out of
the 4440 acres, there is only ID acres
in bearing apples, noae in cherries, 2
acres in bearing peaches, four acres in
loganberries, no pears, no prunes or any
walauts. This is what is known as the
Monitor district.
George Andres is the most extensive
farmer, owning 2SO acres with l0l in
crops. Other big farmers are Frank
Ewert Of Woodburn, 100 acres; +. j.
Fessler Of Woodburn with lij acres;
Anna, Brock of woodburn, 175 acres;
H. F. and D. X. Orr, ia acres, and
Boschlcr Bros, l75 acres
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
New To Face Mother Of
Girl He Murdered When
Trial Opens Tomorrow

Los Angeles. Cal, July l4.-UnssyS.
Press. )-Hany S. New tomorrow may
be called upon for the first time since he
brought the body Of Frieda Lesser to
the police station here saying he had
killed his sweetheart, to face Miss
Lesser 5 mother, Mrs. Alice Lesser.
1t became known today that Mrs.
Lesser may appear in the superior court
tomorrow morning when New is brought
up for arraignment on the grand jury
indictment charging first degree muir
der.
Mrs. Lesser, since the death Of her
daughter, had been in state Of col
lapse until last Friday when her eondi-
tion became better and her frierds said
today they believed she would be able
to appear in court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
SEVEN SAILORS

class, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Antimo Pcrfido. cook, Brooklyn.
Homer Purdue, seaman. second class,
Washington Courthouse, Ohio.
George E. Paul Resab, fireman, Wat
erman, MINI.
George Mallie, Knoblieh, KY.
Lieutenant Fred g. Keyes, executive
officer and Lieutenant Walter /. shar.
on were slightly injured.
The trawler was sweeping up its mine
net when a mine was discovered en-
tangled in It. The crew started to let
out the net again but the mine exploded
g few feet clear Of the stern. The
trawler sank seven minutes later.
Commander King and the six men
who died with him are believed to have
been carried down with the ship. One
body, that Of Perfid0, the cook, has been
recovered and is being taken ashore. II
viii be sent later to the United States
King. the report stated, remained on
the bridge to see that all the crew we're
saved and went down with Ais ship.
His home address is As Burwell avenue,
Bremerfon, Wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
West Republicans
Launch Boom For LOwden

Washington,JuIy l4-(United Press)
Republican, of the middle west have
agreed on Governor Frank o. Lowden
Of Illinois as their candidate for presi-
dent, Representative Frank l.. Smith,
chairman of the Illinois state republican
committee, declared here today.
"We offer him, not as a favorite son
but as man big enough for the job, !"
Smith said, in a statement which claim
ed that the people Of the country feel
certain the republicans viii be success
full in the next general election.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15

home.
Engineer Smith and his gang Of sur
vcyors have just completed re-suryey
Of the West Side Pacific highway which
is generally understood as final. The
route decided upon Is the same a. that
of the first survey. Entering the town
on the north at Monmouth avenue a Il
following same to the city limits, then
angling southeastward across prisaie
property, crossing the S. 7. track just
south Of the Cooperative Creamery into
the main road straight south. Instead
Of skirting the cemetery hill as per a
second survey, IL win 60 straight on
over the Hill to the Helmiek bridge An
interview with the grading contractor
reveals the probability that the portion
just south Of Monmouth will be graded
this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed harrington and
daughter, Laura, accompanied by Miss
Ida OVERLY, all Of Columbia Falls, Mon.
tana, arrived Saturday afternoon for
an extended visit with the Van Loans
The party made the trip by automobile
and were on the road about eight days.
Mr.. harrington Is brother Of Mrs. Van
Loan and the two had not seen each
other for twenty-five years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
LOngshOremen Refuse To
Load Ship; Ask More Pay

Portland, Orc, July l4.-When the
longshoremen' union refused today to
load the West Celina with flour, II ap'
peared the boat, which was eharteded
to take cargo of wheat to the east
coast, would be tied up here indefin-
itely.
The longsLoremen acted IN sympathy
with the striking grain handlers who
had refused to load the ship with grain.
They want so cents an holr, whereas
the employers are wiling TO grant a
75 cents wage which is paid at Seattle.
The West Celina is under shipping
board charter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15

Killed in Action.
Albert Z Anderson, Seattle Wash.
Peter George, Jackson Mich.
Henry G Lengefield, GGtesvlile Tex.
Died Of Wounds.
Sandri Lonardi, Verona Italy.
Died from Accident and Other Causes,
Oscar Haug, Stead N Mex.
Nicholas Fantaeone, West Manayunk
Pa.
Add Floyd Delmar Ky.
Christian 7 Kirk, Hopewell Va.
John J MGhoney, New York n Y.
Joseph Menten, Flinthill No.
Isaac Williams, Kansas City Kan.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
Harry Z Press, Bridgeton n J.
Died Of Disease.
Robert H Brinker, Atwater Ohio.
William Francis C0nners, Brooklyn n
Y.
Fred Drabenstott, Creston Ohio.
Clarence Fisher, Wooster Ohio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
Christian Churches Name
Officers For Coming Year

Turner, Or, July 1.-THE Rev. G..
+. swander has been reelected state
superintendent of mission of the Oregon
Christian churches. Mrs. d. c. ke!lems
of Eugene has been reelected president
Of the Christian Women's Board of
Missions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
Police Protection To Be
Given Anti-League Speaker

Birmingham, Ala, July IA squad
of policemen has ben order to see that
Senator james A. Reed of Missouri is
not interferred with when he speaks
against the league of nations here to.
night. Opposition to allowing Reed TO
speak has been aroused by his refusal
to debate the league with William l..
White, local real estate man.
While Reed is speaking counter
mass meeting will be held at Woodrow
Wilson Park.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
EXTRA MOTH SPRAY NEEDED

Late 'hatehed codhng moths now
working in many orchards make ncees-
sary an extra poison spray, says A. L..
Lovett, college station entomologist.
This is needed whether the early June
spray was applied or not. If fruit is
susceptible to scab lime-sulphur, 100,
should be added to the poison spray,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
GULF PORTS CLOSED

Galveston, Texas July 15.-.Shipping
at Texas Gulf ports virtually was at q
standstill today from the strike of ma.
rine firemen, oilers and water tenders
union. Frcboats alone were exempt
from the strike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
TELEGRAPH TAHOIDS

chieago.-when Mrs. Mary Eiter-
mann, governess, bought a ticket to
California, her employer, J. H. Day,
Immediately bought return passage for
her. Anything to keep help he said.
Detroit-William Roseka, was all
cit up" police found when they stop
ped his car because the tail light vas
ont. Fifty-six quarts of "fuel" were
aboard.
Newark, n. Women .bathcrs here
win wear one-piece suits by order Of
the city. Stand baek-the pool is pri-
vate and men are barred.
New York.-Magistrate Frederick B.
House, not content with speeders
brought to him, is going out after more
business He is doing motorcycle po.
lieemen's beat in Washington Heights
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
ROLL OF HONOR

The following casualties arc reported
by the commanding general of the
American Expenditionary Forces:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
Chautauqua Music

Seven days filled with inspiring Chautauqua week brings splendid
every stirring
Sovak band to the solos of Mary Ade Hays.
CZECHOSLOvAK BAND
aosav director the fifth
his Bohemian Madame Helen Cafare
McDONOUGH EAGIESTON CO.
On the opening night the Company the
best musicalfun programs of the platform Don't miss it.
FTIIION CONCERT PARTY
Three exceptional artists headed by Ferdinand Fon the weown French
vioni Fern GOl fomey the Chicago Opera
Association.
LEWIS MILITARY QUARTET
One of the best male the Four from
Lewis who have all been prominent opera and fields
MARY ABEL HAYS
Famous soprano New York who will night
memorable for mlsclover Assisted by the Recital Artists
Th biggest little the platform Two the sixth
infinite variety and Talented
THE APOLLO CONCERT COMPANY
Five spd whose Apoophone
artet numbers and stirring ensembles of the
panies of the concert platform
Season Ticket PcesAs $780, Students $780, Children $lOO
Included
SALEM, JULY 2r22 49, A25
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-15
BISHOPS
For Cool Kakahi
For Hard Wear and COmfOrt. Also for AP
pearance Khaki Stands BY Itself.
Why Suffer Longer?

Be comfortable while you work is the
only way to be cheerful and happy.
You cannot begin to realize the cool de-
ightful feeling when you wear khaki. It's
so strong yet so cool and light weight, you
couldn't imagine the difference unless you
have actually worn them yourself.
Bishops have them in all sizes also in
extra sizes. Coats or pants separately. All
the latest shades.
The coats are made in several styles,
and are serviceably made, they are in snap
py styles and come in the more conservative
models.
Evening star., 1919-12-27

FINE CORNER BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ing, 6r., bxth, papered, gas range; excellent
home and business stand: 81. Go0 terms; posses
sion. ROLAND C. ROoTu, 215 E a.w. f. :702.
Evening star., 1919-12-27

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
New Chevy Chase detached
home,
1887 Livingston st.
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW
In Chevy Chase.
1902 Huntington st. NV.
? rooms and bath.
High-elass finish.
Two squares west Of
Connecticut avenue.
Ready for occupancy.
New corner detached home
in Petworth.
4II6 4th st. NV.
8 rooms and bath.
Extra large porches.
Very deep lot to paved alley.
New detached homes.
1928 9TH st. NV.
E rooms and bath.
New Mount Pleasant Home.
1879 Euclid st.
S rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porches front
and rear.
Ready Tor occupancy.
These houses are all COM
pleted and always open for in
speetion.
D. J. DUNCAN,
1910 II st. NV. Phone N. 1867.
Evening star., 1919-12-27

FOR SALE-rHIRrEEHru NEAR B ST.
bath sld lstyoso heat; heuse is VACANT und
price very reasonable In this acighborhood
PRICE $3.50.
FOR SALE-A cOZY and completely FIR
SlSHED HONE rear Providence Hospital, On
SECOND street SOUTHEAST; siI roosns' <. nj,
aad supply II COAL IN the cellar; unoccupie,i
Jou caa move right in,
PRICE, $500.
FoE SALE-F st. s.w. uear sixth; three six
fonrn saa bath bay window htick heuss,: I,fs
~: II. deep "a 31ft. alley; oae Of these viii
be vsesat shest January /.
PRICE, g so tEACH.
FOR 6ALE--SIXTH st. sw near G. q seyeu
roem AID bath frsms house; q vssy nice home
and cheap for this section.
PRICE. 5000.
f0k SAI.E-C e. s.w. between lOsh and lith
ei1htsoen sAd hath bsy-wtudov brick: Ia,
trcbe heat; houses are scarce Ia this locatisa.
PRICE. -, 75o
FOR sALE-A couple sf aiee Httis Asuss s.
y st. sw. between ~ and sth; siS Sssns.
'''A '''''i: fsics.' ssi:' sss sss;1scs ,sxsa'' as''
rooms and batA; bay-wisdow brick: H0r,WA-
PAICE. $4,000.
FOR sAIE-The biggest bargain sw., 4so
Sixth st. s.w; thirteen rooms, two baths:
HoT-wATEE ksAT; lot 47xiso with two
isFSs tuo-Stos} hyiet garages on the rear A
tHRr eHAUfIfCL HOME and u NICE 10
CATION.
PRICE, $4,000.
e. II. PARKEE CO. (Ine.l,
46a AZ 1t. s.w. 23s
Evening star., 1919-12-27
FOR SAtKAHOUsES
-C0SH61e1.
BARGAINS IN SMALL PROPERTIES.
0att, C-T NEAR r. W.

bARoalss rs. y y sNa5s yk.s : Ps9FnHr'hs. s%1
stAFSS 5ss' A. .sa s@: sass: ss sish 18TH AND YOU
css sfRssT s1fas e! sssR ssis riassbA AVENUE NV
fSsi III. sp s1 o:!s NV asSn 9th AND srs
SExR 1th and 8 SIS. NE.
osl.s1Ss sssss aP f. 'sff NJ % Skak 9th AND SITS.
A roes txS-famir, Apartment well rented
r''ee' S'' II ST. We. NEAR 18th.
Store and 6 rooms and bath; furnace heat;
faHSsT ST. s.w, ShAk GEORGIA. AVE.
rooms bath; cellar; furnace heat; $40
81 Nm ,!s S1A sis.ss ss9scA sss. tI9s hyg
r~e sssrs.' aes tssa,,ss for is pr month
for the two riic:, SWo ,rr
Hoo. II st. r.~.
Az .1fFfts IyE 1--WE IS Ft9SMtsa'
ard Sass @ ssts sTsset Est; eies'rie light; isfss
f'' H''''sisti sis6Ka isF1esi iii1t. INC.
t{ao3: II % p.w. ..-..
4 Rie gARaaIN III a fIsE HONE 4 f.bu
reoEs aF ss.s3ST flKcss fIgy4 es
NEHI S1h6Li
frics. siI 500. -....., .....
The house Is su6stsntiafly constructed. we'll
arranged and cortsfus ie rocnas. baths; hne
es,lsI: coed lot; ample. ssrsgc space and in
MOORE & hill. fSC..
1fso-a2 st. NV.
~ EXC FILBST PROPERTY on rs. AVE:
could be ren.odeled into anc business struc.
trre This lot Is a7h It. or more front and
runs through 70 aaother street anordins sws
bath; erick stable. In excellent condition
Price. Ss.NO. Immediate Possession.
MOORE & HILL. INC.
1i20-2c II ST. NV.
AS ATTRACTIVE DOWNTOWN HOME NEAK
10th AND NJ SITS.
\ well tui,t three story brick dwelling OF 10
latse rsnns aud bath and extra lavat6ry: I'm"
ce!lar; lare. !ot. and in excellent condition
MOORE & MIL iSC..
I42I22 II ST. NV
Eix. r0EYkE 81, E1sIbfYSn Sr Is " NJ.
ASD SOJfn on PARK RID.
This Is fne, large. three-s."ry bfieS dwell
ing contaidihs II rooms ani baths; hot,water
MtrOfsE 4 HILL. INC.
1902: at NV.
,sE4CrIfrL HOME II PETWOR11I:
line Price, ss,he5.
This leyse s.s stae light. c extra la,se
rooIpf. bath, hofwater neat. electro HEnf.
hardwood hoofs. TIE owner has jist had The
interior redecofated and the outside painted.
So that the iiotse Is IS attractive and pleas
ns as new one. Immediate possession.
MOOkE b HILL, INC,
I4eo:2 II st. NV.
THE ciRcLE ANn oNE SQUARE OF
eoSSECT!GgT AVE.
This house bss 3 iaYee rooms, . baths, hpt
water heat, electric light. hardwood doors,
adaitious which ADD distnetion and iudivid-
uaiisy to the home. lmnediate possession.
MOORE s. H1LL, INC.
1909 u ST. NV.
We iJslat SgS hiE1Ss HSIs ybkT r ccStaSis skAsTs
II is situdted 81 Hsiu,esG ave. scar Otis
street one sdusrs Of tie 1ath street car live.
I has 1 sis s'fs tee1.s. xith sHs eeIlss hard;
'' NSoRE Hit, Nc,
1902: Fl st. nv.
& FINE TwO-rAMfLY APARTMENT. 0S
81 caf16s H5sh os s'tsi aioRaEroWT. ahE Gsss '"-
PRICE, $500.
This bui1dinS has fve Rooms and BATH on hf<t
door and six rooms and bath on eeccnd floor;
TAis property is. weii sdapted for . home and
M9oRE = Hill. INC.
A IKyT-CLHss. M06EKN HONE, IN WOOD
LEY kAak; khak M6oSIK9 s!6SaIEP GS GSi6t Gth ST.
PRICE, $11,0g6.
A practically new three story brick dwelling:
ten large rcSnas snd two baths; bot-ws ter heat;
sieetfic hshs: colonial frent porch: good lot 10
'N''' 'a''Rs sSosf ifp.s ffiT fafiitts isc.. feas.
--.-- 1420Z st. nv.
Evening star., 1919-12-27
THos. ). OWEN & son. AucTToNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABlg THREE-
STORY DETACHED BRICK DWELIISts.
No. Al '"'' STREET NoRTHWESp,
xryIrr-zI xlz, r.0rfxQ FEET

WITH lot .,011fD FEET.
BY virtue Of q certain decd OF trust duly re
corded in Iiber No. 1905 folio 1S0 et seq. of
the land records Of the District 0f Colurubia,
and at the request OF the party secured tbecc-
hy The undersisned surviving trustee viii s.ai..
al pri,lic auction in frnnt If tse prem sPs.
MONDAY, THE FIFfH DAY OF 3ANCARs,
h D. 1880, AT F0GR-TaItkrS O'CLOCK P.H
thr following described land and premises. ~
uatc il; the District Of Columbia, and desl-
mated 90 ana being lot thirteen f13l in blcra
four s4, IN A T.. Esrhc- AID Company : sahdi-
vision 81 land ROW known as lie Drst Park
IS per plate recorded in Book Governor Saen-
herd Page Ia. OF tie records Of tie surveyor
Office of the pistr'cE OF Columbia.
Terms oi sale Seld sJhfect To- prior decd
OF trust fer IS 5a, and The amount said
trust 10 he paid eBe-haif cash and the re-
ruainder In one year. secured upon the property
sold or all cash. at purchasers option
deposit Of 500 required at time Of sale and
the purchaser allowed thirty days TO complete
the purchase. Further particulsrs ~ time ef
sale JAMES NJ. PROCTOR
Sc2eA&dsAzSa surviving TrastsA
Evening star., 1919-12-27

FOR ONLY $500. This modern home
on Mass. ave. ne. large rooms and
bnth, hot-wutcr heat and other i'm
prcvemeLts..
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
APARTMENT HOUSE IN 4 GOOD
lWAfl0S. Contains 8 apartments,
5 and rooms each. This Is one OF
our best investments. Price. SIC
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Prone Marin ?S.
II rot sRE LOOKING FOR 4
PRETTY HOME. IN NE. we @iH be
glad I" show you this one, detached
rcruer house; @ rooms and hatfi; h6f-
watei hest; electric li;hts; sleeping
L.orclt and Breakfast porch; hard~ ood
floors. Price, $3.50. Terms.
WILLIAM 5. PHILLIPS.
fhouc Msin 3S.
YtcANf. s very soed location in
wv; fecms ard bath; hot.Water
heat; roep for earsSe; convenient
terms. Pike, So, 80.
WfLLlAM =. PHILLIPS.
lio3 .Iev Yoys ave. NV.
Phone Main 9S.
Evening star., 1919-12-27
sON SALE-cOLOREp BUYERS.
AJ,fENT10N.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.
nErsTNnn T(SN kTVnES

ATfENT10N.
s1FEAsSs RnEfYsS bccaFioss. e aSoEs.
~ stories. steam best: good sized lot to
s4,5o-TwS Groom houses. tetter-s street. vi
eiuity 18th and L; deep lots to alley;
s4.0o-ioth st. near P; rooms aud bath;
s5,sno-Treueh st.; s-room house; ! on e floor;
n ederp heat; 1880 To alley.
$J.75o-s st. bcrwcen I4th and 18th: attrset-
I've homo: rooms and bath; 1s-ft
s.,ct-v IT. nsat 1sth. inodern; rooms and
9sth: sn"d lo.' reasonable l 1urs.a. s.1.n,: =
rooms AMI tsa III: cellar porchas.
SC, c,TJ0-Arrangcd for two ramiiies; II rooms
and baths; separate heating plants;
,ss live % Ssy 'ss I'd is1 ss'a sss Sssnt fts%
s4.ooo-Coreo-an st. near 15th-sroom bay
s., soo-A new house on Newport place. 21.t
and o; 9 stories. cellar, furnace.
$A,:50.-Arranged for two families; s rooms;
ssS !. StsEssn aata and ,.; 18th; .,. 10
u,Soo-s st. near 17th: rooms and bath;
:4.seo q. ssss l4th; ;,,s rooms: ,,:s ss!l:s
:; II .1s ses.e.s sis 81 and %; .,nes. nov:
ss.50-llI ssstoa ST. n-w.; 2 stories; cellar:
,sno-sa : s,;; With frontage 81 It.; s
A,zso-Wallaeh st near 1871; q rooms. hath,
cellar.
y. .soo-lsth st. near l.; stories; bsscusst;
s,5oo-.:;d st. between L and NJ; reassS
g. 75S-15th a. near r; rooms and hath.
s.. .ooo-i3th 81. near 4; rooas. bath. cell
Tar; furnace.
AZ fact freBt IN ajley in Year
Ss. .00-11th st. near l.; rooms: soIio0.
sA.Jo-ccraer on l5th ST. very haadsome;
Fog psNErsiau!a,. pNr s ask for
i34: New York ave.
FOX HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHoRNEY 4 sui1.i1AN--
They know Warrington.
Sos New York ave. Tel. Main 7ael.
Two.FAAILY rlATs, ROOMS AND B1TH
$4,000 Terms. seston ei NV sesr N. Gap
isca Do rot telephone. come into essee;
Another new row of Jameson
built homes just completed. Six
rooms and bath; electric lights {;
h.-w.h. large porches deep lots /;
immediate possession.
For Sale by
THOS. a. JAMESON,
I $50 New York ave. NV.
! Phone NJ. 1877.
/ FOR CoIORkD.
Fine 9-reem and bath modern house. g st.
R.w. bet l1th and 18th. Possession susrsn-
/ teed. Ovaer living IN heuse Price, IS 75O
! .addsess Eox S37-C, Star ONCE.
I EILrA6RE sY. WESf CF iste ST. S.W-A
| beaatifai uae -toein ana txe baths brick house
! steam beat, elec. lights; long yard to wide
alisy; Fesp foy ssTaSe- Heusc eepsists ss .
hesutiful large PsEtoE, mlsic room, e1tfe large
e ass& Scss ssd siI bs6fcsas IA fve SetIs
E.If1. rs.e.. 81, 90. E.Psstss y &
& SHASfRo,
| Nz7l1 BpcA Nh -
Evening star., 1919-12-27
FOR sALE-H0UsES.
COntfnued.

FOR sAIE-NEw HOUSES. -, . :.
We offer a number of new hoYses in de, ds,
one Of our saiesruer to show them.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
FOR sALE-SEAR etf AND EAST CAPITOL
4 particularly desirable hornr
4 stories and ce!lar: 10 rooms
brrk garage; lot aexfoi: 3o-foos
s5oSs { rAIHrAs.
FOR sALB-NEAR 1fth AND MAss. AVE.
.ls. % e sscsss. ccs. modern BATH ga
sT6SE FAIRFAX.
--- l3f: New York ave.
FOR sALB-AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
On Lamont street west Of 18th;
tsths: hot-vster hest, eisetSc
lights; sIAerins Porchesi hase.
s SIC se.s PIass sssst 1Rss BLOT s13sy ii 'Ss
sSsss Il! -. . ,s,.r.s. ys,s a:
FOR sALEN*ALuABLE. fok BUSINESS
18Th street; ;;,s, %s,a.sss'" .sss' E't'ss's'
~: Io' ossssa ssss s's: .s ':s' At s' .ss.:a q e:
snsss e e : ssiss F1.sf7S. sf
FOR sALE=NEAR f4ts STREET. -.
As % toaste heuse; s.o,ies
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One Of the choicest locations
hs,ts is ~assinsSa ~ vsss sesresses. 81 lS'a so
Conn, avenue ears. Absolutely
IN perfect condition.
stories and cellar: reception
han pisa; hor-water heat: COW
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1872 New YORK ave.
FOR sALE-RrY THIS a-rAAnLY HOUSE.
$3.50 cash, haisnc, monthly.
Very few 60 well constructed
Location. west "f 1ith. Icok
oRerei at s. t'a. which is much
less than it sold for when com
sToSE rfsSa; 4 FAIRFAX.
1872 New York
FOR SALE-LEsS THAN s1o.Up
Erected by r. F. Schneider
store front; offered TO settle an
estate; opportunity to secnre
bargain; arrange to see It soon
Property in this, location at srrh
sToNE 4 TAIRFAx.
1872 New York ave.
TOR sALH-ss,sso.
Mr. Pleasant west Of 18th
street; ,5 st"sis, .,.. and e.iisr; trent s,s.s
porchesi many closets; large
panttses; bargain tcE GuicR
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TOR sAI.E-x.ooo EACH.
Two Eouses On EAet Creek
Church road; very sttys s.tive; .
stories and CELLAR; ec+esed peretes,
electric lights. rcen foS safays;
ressoa9o!e terms
i34s New York are.
ron sAI.g,-A Twt.rAMILY HOUSE: Mop
ERN AND Er-TQ.DATE.
800 CASH, BAL MONTHLY.
stories and eellsrj 5 rooms
snd bath On e,ch foor; hot.wster
heat; colonial porchcs; lots :oI
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1872 New York ave.
FOR sALD-A VACANT House.
$500; near 9Th street NORTH
east; stories ard cellar; 10
rooms and hath; feascnable terms.
Purchaser can close the desl
sFoNR & FAIRFAX.
1872 New York sve.
FOR sArE--NEw. MODERN AND VACANT.
Near 18th street extended: 2
stories and cellar: rooms and
bath: kSt-vatef hest, electric
lights; sleeping porches; deunae
Stone Z IAIEFAx.
Evening star., 1919-12-27

FOR SALE---C0LOREp
On Girsrd street neay Georgia aYenue-At-
tractive;. semi-detsched brick house. si1 rooms
aud baih, furgaee heat; taft cellar. Exceileu;
conditieR and ressessies eau he had shortly.
Price, 4A,330. Reasensble terps.
II. L. RUST, 3la 18th st. nv.
Evening star., 1919-12-27

ZINE Ia ABGE uoUsg; OWNER. FHASkLi.,
EIe. aSs
lt,ia PEagF 81 -M0fiERN: II ROiiE:Sr:
ssf.1sy ksss-, &e.!Us, Call bWSeR, after 5
o'caAck. koyth SS0.
BoNB HOR fw6 FAAIIIEe. Two BATBT-
4sebla gsysSs; h1stDssd saoss aestairs aad
sIss0iei3y; vitkis n equeSe ,itS & esr fise:
lsyes coeveteA. 4Hss 70 The vesy ding fes
seaes9
Aie eslossde badS. Nah lAeG
Evening star., 1919-12-27

FOR SAI.E--
Substantial 4-stery brick business build
ing, northwest. 7th street, square from
q street. Lot Fl feet front. Possession
can be secured. Price, $1,000. Bar
gain. Only 81 800 cash balanee monthly.
II. ". REAIL, 1890 New York ave.
Can Main $500 Call Columbia 1905. .
Evening star., 1919-12-27

bNNGHIN.
Is LARGE ROOMS. s BATHS: LOT c511oo;
MODERN HOUSE: WIRED FOR KI.EC-
TRICITY; STEAM HEAT; DoWSTOWN.
INNEDIATE POSSESSION; EXCsLLENT
TERMS.
spY DIRECT AND SAVE EIoKEh,s
PAEIICUIARs PHONE BRANKLsN 4ao4,
Evening star., 1919-12-27

SHANNON & LUCRS,
Main 2S45 II, 18th St NV