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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17
FoR sALE-HOUsEs.
Ge11l1uaA.

O00IoDW00s
FoR sALE.1RK you o0lC1 g 1ccss
Eth and 18th s1A; Q stof4es. cellar; 10 feoms;
reasonable terms can b. mA1k. An outo3-town
coxpofatic~ Offers this henae u this vary low
'' sTo nj : TAI SAIssHx. lsaa s.~ 1.ss &c.
F0R sALE-p0N'T MIse TIIS aAk0AN.
TO SETTLE E6TATA
MUST DE SOLD.
$500. Builderp price St6.ooo. - rssns,
bsths. Hot-water heat. 0oo& fot.
STONE a FAIRFAX. 1892 New YocA aSs. nv.
FOR aALE-H H1GNfFTcENT kNCATToM
near thu Highland apt house On Washington
Heights. a few steps from coan. ave-; an at
traetive three-story brick and stone dwelling;
modern heat electric fishts; very sunny ex-
posture: Immediate pessesstsa. Price, $lo.oOo.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALNNCHKvY cHAoEr0 NOT MAKE
a purchase Of a house in this chsiee location
without nrst seeing thu harsaIna ~ Offer. II
you do you viii make . mistake. W. have re-
Gently eanvassad this sectiea aRd have listed
with us the best properties fae sala there ut
reasonable PRICES; many Of than Immediate
possession can be had. Calk urtts o. Phone
Main 23a2 for complete ust.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 181a New York ave. nv.
FOR sALE-sUPERB LOCATION.
st between 21ss and 22nd-Handloms
front. 3 stories cellar; hetswater neat eiec-
ITCHY o'' 1NorHza.
R st. west Of 21st-2f feet on b st.; all
sT r6s E' Fai ns1 1912 New York ava, Nv,
FOR sALEFAsafONAaI.E SECTION. WEST
Of Conn. ave-, north Of 2 st-311 $50; renting
for 500 q moath. unfurntshed; % feet front.
sic, 0oo-Renting. unfurniahed. &125 month;
sa. 5OO-very Close to Mas. ave. and 22nl
$7.75o-Between Q and 8; 3 stories. cellar,
$9,500-Near 21st and R; stories, 10 roeEf,
STONE rAIRTAX. 1912 New York ave. s.w.
FOR sAI.E-IdMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Washington Heights residence. near Columbia
road and 10th ST.; II rooms, 2 ba tbs; modern
heat; electric lights: lot 2sx1o8: key at our
Office
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1s4s New York ave. NV:
FOR sALE-POssEssIoN,
3-sT0RY 1o-Rooh BRICK DWELLING
ON 18th ST. NEAR PARK ROAD. BATHS
HoT-WArER HEAT. sT.5oo. =
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. REALToBS.
1872 New York ave,
FOR sALE-AN INCOME FROM EHH M56sI
YoU OCCUPY.
IDEAL ARRANGEMENT.
TwO-FAMILY HOUSES: LIVE, IN oNB
APARTMENT OF Six sRooMS. BATH. GEL
LAR. PORCH, BACK YARD. xND RECEIVE
RENT FROM OTHER, VIII "a WILL. REP
RESENT A GOOD INCOME, ON MONEY IN,
vEsTMENT.
SEND FOR LIST VEST OF 18th. ON
WASHINGTON AND COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-
"a, 500. $500, $4,000, $7,ooo.
STONE 4 FAIRFA,k is42 NEW YORK AVE.
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Mt PLEASANT. 10th ST.; 2-sroRY, g.
room house and garage; all modern improve
and second floors. piped ard installer vacuum
cleaner; fully glassed and screensa sleeping
porch: attractive street and beautiful out
look over Rock Creek Park; occupied by owner.
For full particulars phone N. 1885.
JOSEPH G. ZIRKLE, 203 Colorado bldg.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: CORNER MAN.
sitn 3lst ST.. Georgetown: Q rooms, bath; fur
mace heat; lot s3x100; $500; worth $500:
Et kington, bet. LIST and End: Groom house.
furnace, garage, 18th between G and H;
three Groom houses. furnace. N between North
Capitol and LIST; 7-room frame. hot-water heat
garage, Large yard, vsrnum st.: Groom house,
h.-w.h.. electric light. garage. 9Th between
Q and 3; 1o-room house. h..w.h.. 18th between
bstweea znd and I'D: TN esIsq =,
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FARMS.
FOR sALE.

ON THE WASHINGTON AND BALTIC.
boulevard; 10 rcres fine land: hand
some 2-story ard fttic home, stone
and pebble dash: 10 rooms and . baths:
hardwood floors aud trim; concrete
porch; h.-w.h.; all modern improve
ments: open freplaces; reception hall;
library: garage; finest p. ultiy house in
the state, containing incubators and
running water; fruit and shade trees;
must be sold ut d sacrifice; investi-
gate.
Clarendon-Beautiful location:
rooms and bath; electricity; gas:
ami. COOL heating plait; plenty
shade and fruit trees. Tie property
includes 81 building lots, ana is an
ideal suburban home. Price, $4,000.
Easy terms.
THE J. w. HOLLOWAY CO.,
lilo r st. NV. Tel. Franklin sos.
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FOR sALECHNVY CHASE
Exceptionally attractive, well built. modern
stucco house. on Brookville road just beyond
Williams lane: rooms and porch, two tiled:
bathrooms; hardwood floors, attic and large cell
lar; excellent furnace; garage; 1900 square
feet Of nicely laid-out grounds; blocks from
car line; immediate possession; easy terms;
with or without attractive furniture. Tele :
phone OWNER, Cleveland 1892. Ms
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CHOICE Apartment House,
facing ParF; I'm wide ave-; 3 sqs.
from .p.tol. Gross rentals,
"a 900 tP e-war rentals); prop
erty ne : paid 1870 net on invest
ment since erection. Rents can
De Used, if desired, 1910. This
pus = ding offers an unusual chance
70 persons desiring a large and
s teady return on money invest
ed. For full particulars call or
address Estate of John F. Wag-
gaman, Ola 18th ST., opposite
Mcpherson So. TX
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WR sALE-HoUsEs.



EoR 6AIR-yRICR n 150 POSITIVELY A
Sarenfn III \ Iodern doWntovn home. situa ted
- n 80 etreet aud pouth Of y street: 4
ssxesen eaaai.l tpe house. h.yinE hot.
80 ma oUrer eccupyfnr premiaes win
~ u1ecsorusua v1fhin one Veef snd. IL d.
- IN furnisbed for $50.
- z rHklRS. INC. 1903 Ct. nv
- 241h street and near Park ruad. q two-stofy
enfcntal brick house. well built. having six
SeU large rooms and bath. hct-water heat and
GnraEe. This property Is In nrsf-class con-
0x3en and owner win sell on terms Of $50
eash down and easy monthly payments. You
Does . PHELPS. nc. 1905 n St NV.
V0R SALE PRfCE a e,0-IN An At
frzettye SQUARE in Cseorretown. owner forced to
naSe o,jcf rsle Of modem six-roonn ana hath
eelpuiai hrick honse -there are porches good
a honse nsvtnr Sin ner month flpiy . small
amount of csah reouired 10 bur ffis house. II
q : good home OF I FOOD investment.
- |. !. - =: -. 80 = p - :.
~to.e ~ co1n,rhis 49, tsrss.,,orr hao.r,rSa
hrtcE hon.s 5000 $500 20 ~ s,na.e;
lights and GOOD esrare. This price includes
S~tx e 800 49, - 49, As =. , LIE Y.St
Rss.or.hi.s ter,r ~ .1a Ia ,m,,ad,.ss =
..-;.n -1e ~A1 p"s-
H0GSS a pF5ryps yyc 1xoe ..
- - : ------- .. -.-S-. --oo = e = y.
FOR RALE-PRICE, 81. 50o-0N PARK ROAD
BAR 18th st.; prompt possession given Of this
neme, ana plan OF house that VIII interest
~. IwostosJ ana attic. with four rooms on
zen loot: also maids room The house u In
nae eondinon. has electric lights and Situated
on deep lot to paved alley. with room for
gnrage- Terms of $1,000 cash and monthly
paynsnts viii be made
ooeo q rnLLFe. M. laoo d st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE, ss,25o-A WELL .LO-
Gated northwest home NOT far ont: immediaf e
possession given and easy terms made There
are six rooms and bath, hot water heat cleo
trjcity inIaid floors large frnt norch and .
{ sleeping porch. There Is about 100 feet of
back yard. with wide paved alley. Houses moi
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AucTIoNEER.

Default having been made in the payment Of
certain obtiSatisas secured By tie fol1eW1ng
shares OF stock, I WIN cell b. puhlie Guction,
within my saaesreems, "a Pa. ave. e.w., On
MONDAY. JANUARY TwEyTY-s1vENIH,
1919. AT HAIF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK AM,
Company, washington, D. G.. par value SIS
each. follows: Certificates No. 81, -FOUR
shares: No. -. two sAares: No. 116, two
shares: No. 70. four shares: No. 50. four
shares; No. 109, two shares, md No. LIS, two
shars.
All parties interested wiz please take notice.
Terms cash. ADAM A. WESCHL1Ek. Auct.
jail 2I25
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Shannon & Luchs,
Realtors,
Phone n. 2345. 713 18th at.

FOR sALE-TEN-RooM HOUSE; ALL MOD
ern conveniences; two baths; nreproof garage.
servants room and bath; large sleeping porch:
in splendid residential northwest section: will
sell furnished or unfurnished- Phone Line.
4R35 19s
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROV

NSA1s
ADAM A. wEscHLER. Aucr1oNEER.
Household and Office Furniture,
Hotel and Lunchroom Crock
cry, Silverware and Kitchen
Requisites, Clothing, Carpets,
Rugs, etc. /.
By Public Auction
AT WESCHLER'S,
o20 Pa. Ave. NV.
Saturday, commencing $50 am.
Mahogany, Oak and Maple Dressers and Chit
foniers. White Enamel Bedstead, Springs and
Mattresses. Comforts and Spreads. Sideboards.
Bullets, Extension Tables. China Closets, Din
ing Room Chairs. Engravings. Cherry bedroom
suite Chinorobe. Sanitary Couches. Davenport.
Mirrors. Wicker Chairs and Rockers. Sewing
dies and Mems Raincoafs. overcosts. 20 IT.
OAK Panel Counter Shelving. Rolltop Desks.
Typewriter Desks. Bookcases, Monarch Type
writer. 20inch carriage; other Typewriters,
etc.
AT 10 O'clock Am.
Stock Pots, Kitchen Requisites crockery. etc,
used only one month by the Students Army
Training Corps Mess Hall.
At II O'Clock Noon
1917 7-Pass. Mitchell, 1917 REQ
Roadster. 1917 Studebaker, T.
Pass. Victoria Top, 1917 Ford
Town Car. 1917 Ford Roadster,
1917 Ford Touring, 1916 Velie
5-Pass.. 1917 l-ton Republic
Truck, 2s-ton REQ Truck, other
Autos. and Horse from Bureau
Engraving and Printing.
Terms: Cash
jal6-2t ADAM A. wESCHLER, Aurt.
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. nc, AUcTIoNEERs,
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Just being finished and ready for
mediate occupancy. Within Is 81
utes Of the center Of the city. a
and z rooms each, Reasonable 4s,,,.
can be. aEsanged.
PHILLIPS & sAGER. Sir
u. o. 14oa Nex York e
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5000 CASH. $50 PER MONTH. INCLUDING
principal and interest Price. $500 I21 C
St ne. large rooms and baths; extra
toilet; high large closets In every room
pantry; front yard; large back yard; outside
brick servants room; coal shed; alley; roof
and plumbing In good condition. new latrobes;
house can be rented to bring an income of $500
PR month. NEWSoM. lilo II st. ne. Line.
2iG1.
FOR sALE-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME. AN
exceptionally comfortable eight-room brick
house. well equipped with ami, open FIRE
place, etc.; within one block OF car line: pre-
5-r to sell house completely furnished. Can
Col. 7210-J any evening.
BUNGALOW HEADQUARTERS.
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; hardwood
ssSrim and floors; sleeping porch; electricity ana
gus: plenty Of room TO build three rooms up-
stairs: lot 60-foot front; screened; 20 minutes
TO Treasury; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION:
rooms and bath: hardwood noors ana trim:
spen fireplace: electricity and gas; brand-neW:
lot 62x16o; 1850; $500 cash and $a5 monthly
n ma hatf. hrH. 49,,
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GOOD LOCATION ON HEIGHTS.
RENT ONE. LIVE IN OTHER.
2-s.ory nat; rooms and bath each;
separate porches and heating; rent,
$37. Price, 1850. LATHE cash re-
quired.
w. q. WALKER. 72s 18th NV.
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REAUTIFUL NEW HOME.

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME,
NEW SECTION OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
NEAR 18th.
A most imposing colcnial-type house Of eight
every modern couvenience. Including INV. h.,
electricity. hardwood built-in garage, large
porches and many other unusual features; occu-
pied only short while; immediate possession.
Here is bargain. Act quickly. Only one in
the section.
VIM. n. RITCHIE.
Colorado building. Phone Franklin 5z28.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH US.
For sale rent. Quick results.
BANES REALTY co. 9o4 l4t tbs, s..
ON G. NEAR 9Th N.E.-CONvENIENT TO
cars ana school; Groom and bath brick; porch
es: large yard; cement cellar; all in Al con-
difion; an economical home; easy terms: only
s.. 250; others in square sold for 81, 900 g
months ago. Apply 225 Colorado bldg. Phone
Franklin BOSS. 19s
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FOR sALE-ARARY Mrrs.

TRUSTEE IN SETTLING T kTATr HAS To
dispose of a two-story apar' &,ent ~ ten mart
asnss IN nns condition 10 best location in
turns of over Il per en, nor snnum since
erection, at pre-wsr zen, ais: this is an un-
usual opportunity Tor sure investment that
fce. i7s
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


LEE d. LATIMER CO.,
1884. NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Chsyy. Chase. D. @. Attractive.
cogy home; z, rooms and bath;
hotswater. heat; electric light;
screaned sleeping porch; large at
tic, stesereoms servants room.
Small cash payment. Price.
$6,750.
LEE D. LATIMER CO..
Phi. franklin sos. 1874 N. 7. ave.
CORNER HOUsE-NORTH OF 14th AND
Park road; built last year; large rooms.
breakfast and; sleeping porches, heated garage;
over 5000 "a. n. ground; possession: price.
Ss,0oe; terms. Address Boz 1905. Star Office.
20s
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SHANNON & LuCHs,
Il 2s45. 7t3 18th Ut.
Colored Home Bargains
Northwest

Columbia St. Near r. I. Ave.
Eight large rooms and porcelain
bath. Price only $2,gsO, Easy
terms to responsible purchaser.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Phone NJ. 2345. 713 18th 1t.
S St. Near I4th.
Two-story, rooms and bath.
with good front and rear yards.
Price emily 81, 600. Easy terms.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
Phone II. 2345. 713 14th st.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE.
2-story, s rooms. 2 bathr; slate
roof; hardwood floors; electric light;
hot-water heat; lot 75xl5o. Price,
S1l 900.
W. II. WALKER. 729 18th NV.
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Government Sale of Horse
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT WESCH1ER'S. $40 PA. AVE. NV.
SATURDAY, JAN. 18th. AT 10 NOON.
By order Of Treasury Dept.
From Bureau Engraving and Printing.
jal6-2t :
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FOR SALE--e6 ACRES. 7-RooM HOUSE, OUT,
buildings. about ID acres In woods, spring.
Sdeburn, W., on Southern. Il. r., about III
miles from Fairfax C. H., and ~ miles from
Burke and y mile from Sideburn station. l
home, or rent by the year. This place cost me
S., 200; will sell at loss. See owner +. A.
LINGER. so1 Dist. Nat. Bank bldg. l406 g
NV. bet. the hours of 1890 and II $50 am.
10 ACRE TRUCK FARM AT ARDMoRE, MD.
Close TO Washington electric and Pa steam
rd.; fare 12hc; bungalow, well furnished; i'm
PIGMENTS eoops. excellent water, etc; all only
S2,750; very ensy terms: or will take equity
Washington modern home, NV. or Chevy
Chase. Apply Dds Colorado bldg. Phone Frank.
1855. 49,
76 ACRES OF CLEAR. FERTILE LOAN
suitable for general farming or trucking, as
Land is fertile and on state road close to the
markets. miles in Md ; large home and farm
bldrs, largo stream bordering: tine we'll and
springs; $1,000. GEO. c. WALKER. Kenois
hldg. lin and q 22'
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. ONE
to / 900 acres for sale exchange.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
NJ 49,. tReal Estate DeptD 10th and & NV:
1000 BARGAIN FARMS. MD. AND VA
Poultry fruit, dairy, river-front farms.
Bayside homes, country business places; free
lists Free and clear farms TO exchange
5a27s
IDEAL DAIRY FARM
Modern dwelling with two baths: acetylene
gas equipment; within reach OF electricity;
large barn; several fenced fields; located on
steam road and near electric line; reached
from Washington over macadam and good
roads For terms. price and particulars see
J. LEO KoLB. s23 New York ave.
VALUABLE MARYLAND FARM HOME-l5S
acres; Groom dwelling; barn. 40x20; other out
buildings: fruit. 90 acres timber. Only $500.
Easy terms Possession at once.
BOOTHS Farm Agency. 2l5 En.w. +. 2702. 1Ss
SPLENDID RIvER-FRoNT FARM - 200
acres; l0-room dwelling: barns; other out
buildings; fruit private wharf; wild duck.
geese and fishing abound near Riverside, Md.
Only IS, 900. viii consider exchange.
BOOTHS Farm Agency, 215 En.w. +. 2702. 1Ss
RARE BARGAfN--3c2 ACRES. ONLY $500.
Dwelling; rooms; barn; 2 horses; IL cattle;
fruit; we'll watereds near new state highway.
Possession. Exchange considered.
BOOTHS Farm Agency, 215En.w. r. 21o2. 1Ss
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Downtown"

Home or Investment.
Located near 9Th and Mass. ave.
northwest. Of large rooms and
bath: hot-water hea, and in good
condition: renting for $50 per
month. Price only 1000. Rea-
sonable terms to responsible pur-
chaser
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c. C. SLOAN & CO.. INC, AUCTIoNEERs,
1922 New York ave.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOX REAL ESTATE BARGAfNs-
WE OTTER THE REST PROPERTIES
AT THE L0wEgT PRICES.
OWNERS WHO Wish 10 SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH %.
YOU cANSUT AFFORD 70 BUY
WITHOUT SEEING oUR LIsF.
ffToNE & FAIRFAX KEAEToRA.
1912 NEW PORK AVE,
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FOR SALE-New, 223 18th st.
Sc; Groom Colonial design and
thoroughly modern; just COM
pleted; 8 rooms deep. double
brick garage; price, $500. For
particulars apply owner, F. NJ
Johnson, 708 N. c. ave. Sc, Lin
coin. AZ3.
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soz szLs-Dss.sr ~ ,oMS.e; LIZ RI =
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FOR SALE-New, just COM
pleted; 1914 East Capitol St; e.
room Colonial design; immedi-
ate possession; front and double
back porches; price, $3.50. APP
ply owner, F. M. Johnson, 708
N. c. ave. Sc. phone Lin. 4023.
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18th AND IRVING sTS.; 10 ROOMS, BATH
furnace heat; large rear yard, to alley. Price
81. 900.
18th and Kenyon SITS; 10 rooms. baths; hot
Bloomingdale-9 rooms, bath; hot-water heat
elegant condition. Price, $1,000.
Upshur St. 2-story brick; 8 rooms. bath
pGrches. Price, 81, 100.
CIssEL Talbot & CO.. INC.
1905 New York ave- Main 1922
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Alley PROPERTY: GARAGES ALREADY
rected or space for same cash state location
nd price: Mt. Pleasant section preferred. Ad-
ross RoS 4S-T Star ofs3ce 100
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ON WIDE AVENUE IN THE NORTHEAST
section. two-story brick building, containing
two apartments, rooms and bath each; rent
ed for $23 per month. Will sell for $500;
81 500 trust balance can be arranged.
THOMAS e. PETTY,
30lS 14th st, NV.
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See AAHoRNEY 4 SULLIVAN
They Know Washington.
906 New York ave. Tel. Main 1921.
iYSs LAMONT ST.
II ROOMS, RATHS, P0RCfIES. SIDE
YARD. GARAGE. REASONABLE PRICE.
l. W. GRooMEs 14ls F ST.
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FOR sALE-PRICE. ss.25o-A WE'LL LO-
Gated northwest home. not far out; immediate
possession given and easy terms made. There
are six rooms and bath. hot-water heat cleo
tricify. in1aid floors. large front porch and
sleeping porch. There is about 100 feet of
back yard. with wide paved alley. Houses not
IS good as this one are being sold rs high MS
$500
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-16


FOR SAi4E-Purebred Rambouillet
ewes. We offer our small band OF
81 prize winning registered Ram
bouillet ewes at $50 each. They
will pay for themselves r, In one
year Rosenburg Bros. Medford.
Oregon. 20
WlANTED-!Logcutters. Pine tim
Der. Good ground. s1.25 per
thousand. Apply Edgerton &
Adams. 20
LOST1Bag of clothing lost July / 2
ON Pacific highway between
Grants Pass and Glendale. Finder
please notify No. 1921 care
Courier. Reward for return. 20
GET YOUR ORDER in early FOR
blocks, kindling and saWdist. Ba'
ber Bros. bhoHe a509lJ. "a
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joi,
OREGON FIRST

C. c. Chapman, Of the Oregon
Voter. whose sole diet is great col.
umns Of dry, eye-dazzling figures,
has figured another one ont. Here
II Is:
That Oregon led the Union in
contributing her sons to our country
is confirmed officially in the U. s.
Statistical Abstract. just issued. Ore
gon is credited officially with hav-
ing furnished s4.4s0 men for the
armed forces during the war. OF
which number 1924 are credited
as volunteers. or 5s.o7qs. No other
state gave so high a percentage OF
volunteers in proportion to It's total
allotment"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-16
WHEN DAD DON'T GIVE
SON A SQUARE DEAL

Corvallis, July ls.--"one young
fellow who applied for work when
men we're not TO be had was asked
II he had ever lived on farm"
writes c. G. Calkins. county agent
OF Sherman county In the June Ore
gon countryman,
20 yes. all my life." he said,
"a farmer out here wants some
one to drive six horses; can you do
It," he was told.
Don't know; could harness
them. but never drove a horse in
my life."
what! Didn't your father have
any horses On the tarm?"
I'VE had horses all right Out dad
would never let me drive: he always
held the lines"
Other boys tell the same story In
different words. 'It's all dads
farm" sighed one young lad. "It
was my calf but dads COW. said an.
other"
II isn't enough to give the boy
nine months OF schooling; give him
a chance at the farm business: even
II he doesn't want II. it's up to dad
to create and fiji the want.
Experience shows US that n syou
want the child at home this has go,
to come. The letter head that used
to read. -. G. Brown. Shorthorr
Breeder" must be changed to read
Brown q Sons"
And then dad has got to play the
Fame.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-16
NEW TODAY

EGGS WANTED Highest cash
paid for fresh eggs. Moore Bsk-
ing Co. sstf
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-16
Expect many BATTLES
IN RUSSIA THIS YEAR

omsk, Siberia. July 16.--To meet
an emergency In hospital work for
wounded Russiahs Of the army fight
ing the Bolsheviki, the American
Red Cross has opened one of It's big
gest hospitals at Cheliabinsk.
The opening Of heavy fighting on
the Ufa front brought many wound
ed soldiers tosthe ALREADY 'burdened
Russian military hospitals. The Red
Cross sent to Cheliabinsk, Dr. Henry
w. Newman.
Cheliabinsk promises to lbe an i'm
Dortant station for american Red
Cross work this summer, as II is ex-
pected that the fighting will be par
ticulafly heavy In the district front
ing It.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-16


year a hundred witnesses appeared
against him and he was convicted,
testified Sidney Kemp, New York
city.
Fifty witnesses who I can name
win verify everything said here and
tell more too" asserted Kemp.
Several OF the soldiers testified
that in addition TO being beaten.
food in small amounts and OF poor
quality was supplied and that the
bedding was poor. sometimes the
mattress being in mud under n
small tent.
Paul Boggs. Baldwin. y. y. 31sth
field signal battalion. said men at
the farm were often so hungry that
they were glad TO eat dirty potato
peelIngs.' He said he dipped tin
cup in a swiil barrel SO as to get
some grease that be could eat with
a relish.
ihstcnu vi EtNhB u VohHiahus ~
was generally given with club.''
asserted Boggs. who said he saw at
least 30 men Beaten.
Alvin Bates. Brooklyn, who was
with the headquarters troops. sec
ond army, said whenever there was
formation "a man was beaten up
every five minutes" at the prison
farm. He and iBogss said that a
Pole, serving in the American army
was ,bf'utally beaten and soon after.
ward the prisoner cut his throat
with a razor.
Medical inspection was farce
said Bates referring to the farm
you went in one door and were
kicked out another"