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Evening star., 1920-02-04
GEORGETOWN
PETWORTH-
BRIGHTWOOD

So, ,s00-Shepherd ST., r. b.; yd to alley.
$S,15O-Best new house offer>on the market
r. and b.. h.-w.b. elec. It,
Screened sleeping porch. Large yd
7,OOO-Rrightwood. 900 block Jefferson st.
r.. b., h.-w.h.. cleo Its. Garage
7.750-Brightwood, LOngfellow st. New home
6r. and b., h.-w.h., eIec. It's Vacant.
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FOR SALE--H0USES
Continued.
SUBURBAN HOMES.

SUB u OEBh AN f1OM Eo.
s4,75O-.S1 900 cash. Narnum St.. detached.
fine rooms and bath. Big yard.
81 25o-Bro okland Detached bungalow.
6r., b., concrete pch.. h.-w.h-, elec.
So. .S5o--Keokuk St; l ST. of cars.
TT. b.. h.-w.h.. elec. Like new.
SIC, ,oO0--S1 200 cash. Jocelyn st. brick home
r, b., h.-w.h., elec.; semi-detached.
$40. .750--CoIner. bet. Nr. tureau>sta ndards.
Sr, b. Good yard. New. Vacant
s1l, 75O--Saul's Addition. Decatur st. Det-
r, b. Garage. Elec., h.-w.h. Per
feCt.
s13, ,S5O--C Corner Of 32d and northampton sts-
New bungalow. Buit-in hreprpot
garage. Library 8 rooms. baths.
The best suburban buy in D. {. today
SIS. 5OO---Alorrisor st, Cheyy Chase. n. c.
Hollow tile. Near cars. Garage.
10 rooms, = baths. elec., INV.
Vow is the time to buy your
suburban home. Above are the best.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS.
SITS. NV
Main 100 and Main 373
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Us 18th Street NV
Corner House-Woodridge

As good as a new house in appear
ance; just newly papered and painted;
new hot-water heating plant: large
lot; chicken house garage house has
10 rooms and bath: electricity. gas
slate roof. i good home for you. Can
arrange terms and give possession.
Price, $1,000.
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NORTHEAST
SOUTHEAST

So. 9j0-Fia. ave. and 18th ne; $500 cash.
+. and h. Modern. Well built.
81. 4.O0O-Two-family fiat; Tenn. ave, 400 blk.
1 rooms and bath each. Rare bargain.
s4,25o-Near 9TH and VI sts.; 500 cash
rooms and bath. Brick.
81, ,5O0-$75O c:sh. 800 bis. Tenn. ave- ne.
6 r. and h. Room for garage.
Sc, ,000-@-famIy fats; $3.50 cash. Well rented.
r. and bath each. Brick. Money
Sc, ,5oo-'Two-familyy nat: 9Th st. ne
r aud %. and r. b.: furnaces
SS,350-Nennedy. built home, Lexington pI.
Beautiful modern /. and b.. h.-w.h.,
eler.
s.. .65O-S500 cash c ST and 18th Sc.
+. and b. Deep lot. Brick.
s., ,S50-N st. and 9Th Sc Near navy yard
r. and b. $500 cash Easy payments.
s. 250-A St sc. near 18th. Good section.
rooms and bath. Corner brick.
81, ,95o-Near Lincoln Park, 1lth st.
3-story . r. and b.. 81 600 cash. Fine,
Sc, 5o0-Ncar Capitol, 2nd s..
2-famiIy fiat > +. and b. each.
Yard to alley. Modern. Rented SEQ
month.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs
Continued.
WOODLEY PARK.

WOODLEY PARK.
$11 ,000-27th ST., l 50. WardmAl Hotel
Colonial, r., b., h.-w.h., cleo. 1t.
$14 14,OOO-Cathedral avenue facing park.
Semi-detached, r, b.. elec. Its.
$25,OOO-COnnecticut ave. nr. Wardman Hotel.
New. IL r., 3. b., h.-w.h.. elec.;
garage.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$7.OO0-West of 14th, north Park I'd.
r. and b. elec. Its; modern.
$9.00O-Park rd. between 18th and 14th.
Modern: +. and b., h.-w.h.
$9,25O-New home, 18Th St; $1,000 cash.
Colonial, r., b., b.-w.h., elec. Its.
$9,5OO-West 18th; convenient stores. etc.
q r., b., h.-w.h., cleo, sleeping porch.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$6.s0O-Near 10th st. and Park rd.
r. and b. Good yard Modern.
$S.500-Lamont st. mr. 10th; sou. exp.
rooms and bath. Immediate poss.
81 ,0OO-Park road. 100 block.
r. and b., h.-wh. Garage.
S12,OOO-2Oth St Fashionable section.
r, b., h.-w.h., elec. Room garage.
ST., 12,5OO-California st. near 18th.
10 r., b., steam ht. cleo: alley.
81, 12,500-Clifbourne pl. near 18th and Col. rd.
IL rooms. bath, steam hit, elec.
81, Notwithstanding Rock Creek Park.
New r., b. Bult-n fireproof garage.
$14, 0OO-Biltmore st. opportunity.
II r., b.. steam hit, elec. Its.
SIG 6,5O0-Belmont I'd. and Ashmead place.
rms. ION . fis.), baths on I'd fl.
S16,500-Nr. Mendoza Apt, Goth and Wyoming.
rms, baths, h.-w.h, elec. New.
81, ,OO0-Ashmead place. Rare bargain.
8 r, b., h.-w.h., elec. Its. Garage.
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INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES.
Seven Carefully Selected
MoneymakerS.

S., ,5O0-John Marshall pl. across from Ford.
2-story and basement r ana D.
Sc, ,250--Cc rner on NJ st. nr. weather bureau.
r, b. brick bay-window; 81, ooo cash.
Sc. 5Oo--Corner of alley 9th st. Deep yard.
10 +. and b. brick, 3-story. Terms.
SIS, ,oO0-Eye st. bot 9Th and 18th NV.
II r., b. Large garage. No tenant.
s1o, ,oO0-pcnnsyly ania avenue NV.
il rooms and bath. The biggest value
ever offered.
ST., ,OO1,-Facing Visitation grounds De Sales st
Half st. from Conn ave.
l. r. and b.. yapor heat, eIec It's.
s17, ,50O-Corner on 9th st. south of y ST.
Rented 81 ,962 yer yr. H.-w. H., elec.
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Two-F family Flat.

Near Pennsylvania ave. southeast.
Two apartments of five rooms and bath
each. Owner occupies lower apart
me Mt. Das recently been put in thorough
shape. Excellent chance for straight in
vestment or home and investment.
Price, $4,000. $500 cash.
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Woodbridge.

A beautiful detached frame dwelling
OF lor 50x1f0. Two stories and attic,
6 rooms and bath. Large porches. The
owner occupies this property. and viii
give immediate possession in event of
sale. Price, $500.
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Wide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

s rooms and bath with furnace
heat. Large lot with plenty of room
for a gars ge. Occupied 10y owner. who
viii give immediate possession. Price
only $500.
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.
HOTEL APARTMENTS.

STONELEIGH COURT.
CONNECTICUT AVE AND ST.
few desirable apartments housekeeping
and bon housekeeping, for lease by the year
and shorter periods Restaurant-table d hote
and . 10 carte. Rates on application.
y. Z. STEPHAN. Mgr.
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w 1 L L I A M S. P H L L p S
14O0 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main oS
Continued.

o TSPF GEr GE poE fpn Ta % I I S fT D FIND 1 THIS m VERY
sg ha Sg m n @one % @ con % ec ps i 09@ 9e e 1ese @
::sS: $ ;s @ @ SS H$aG$sSsE S.
WE W Will HstrE Pc r5HssHR rII MopERH To HAvS ,Ds
uptodate house
a4'ey taaf dss% s?esc @
throughout Price sS0" sse o% Mn si Fl
VACANT HERE'S BRICK HOME as'''
car car hne: @ @ eenieny % planned no % ms s c,> o,, ox o.
gs sn and sunny looms saxoos baths
s a = fsa as%s i'd S..;s
m mrR1cE & s1so and & LARGE H MoMT 'A private
tinso WE KNOW THIS BUNGALOW will
rs Sa aiiy
Sleeping n psSes % dec
ha ni;sssfs '1z %Sss
1ain ns each MoME Tih wiY Tnay eH9SsHensef PAY TeE
' ' ~
- - PANCY the beautiful section
E@aNP ss Srh % ss modem Ms ss % seepise fa
s @ @ % house could not .Sooi . I'sePs S Ts w' ssS Sse' yard
OUR BEST BUY TODAY.
IN A SQUARE WHERE EVERY HOME IS DESIR-
ABLE ONE and location where few houses offered for
SALE large rooms, conveniently planned 6 foors) and
baths h cleo lts large front porch double sleep
ingporches Price, $1,000
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 98
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d Apts.-Price. $4,000

located in desirable northwest section This
building contains SIX 4-room and bath apart
nents and two Groom and bath; annual rental
g $50. All but two apartments pre-war
rent basis.
A. c. HOCGHTON & CO.. 1916 II ST. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
Continued.

ONE OR TWO ROOM. KrrCHENETTE AND
bath furnished apartment wanted by man and
wife: NV: must be frst-class; not over SiI
Phone Columbia 1874, Apt. 4dS-
FEBRUARY Is TO APRIL 30. TWO OR
three rooms. bath and kitchenette; furnished OF
ODfurnished.
Phone Mrs. GALBRAITH. Cleve. so4. Sc
WILL PURCHASE FURNITURE TO OBTAIN
lease three to five room apartment Andress
BOX 1T7-A. Star office
FOUR OR FIVE ROOM APARTMENT, IN
good section of city or house in suburbs; un-
furnished: by February Is, 1920. Address Box
5a2-T. Star office.
Two ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. BATH; FUR
rished: NV section; not over St5; must be
frst-cIass. Address Box l67-T Star oihce. ~
WANrED-FURNISHED OR UNrURNISHED
apartment. 4 to rooms and bath In n-w- sec
tion Address Box ga. star Office. -
YOUNG COrPLE DESIRES HOUSEKEEPING
apt. or , rooms with bath. in NV; reason
able. Address Box "a. Star Office -
by MARRIED COUPLE ROOMS AND
bath. furnished: in ny section. Telephone
North 5la, -
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE Or
rooms. kifchenette and bath apartment furnish
ed state price. Address Box IA, Star office.
4s
WILL PAY CASH FOR FURNITURE TO OF
tain lease fve-room apartment or bonus for
hssc. Phone Main 3J9. Address Box ia.
Star office. u
SMALL. APARTMENT, . OR 4 ROOMS.
kitehenette. bath; in northwest; reasonable
rent. Phone Franklin 621I-J. Address BOX
s3-A star office. 5'
TWO OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT OR
nall house. in suburbs. by March l. Rent
about $40.
Phone VI. 800. Sc
Evening star., 1920-02-04

FOR SALE-Price slo75O; in Columbia
Heights. not far out and west of lith street
in u square where very few houses are offered
Tor sale, a ; story. 1oroom brick house. heated
with hot Ter. situated on a lot l5O feet deep
to 20-foot paved alley. A location that viii
please you for home.
Evening star., 1920-02-04
Bethesda

beautiful home on Wisconsin ave.
Lot 200x150. The house Is Of hollow
tile construction with stucco finish, and
contains rooms and bath. with hot
water heat. Hardwood floors and fin
ish throughout. Effective shrubbery
and planting, including several va
rieties of fruit, berries, grapes, etc.
Price, S16,5OO.
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WALKING DISTANCE
DOWNTOWN.

SIS, 5,00O-50O block of LIST ST.; $500 cash.
fine rooms and bath. Bargain.
$5.5OO--Near I'd and Il SITS. NV.
$500 cash; rooms and bath
$5,5OO-Vacant; N. ]. ave. and L st.
rooms and bath. Large yard.
S7,35O-Near Dupont Circle. Bargain.
r. and b. Modern. Yd. to alley.
ss,750-Just Off 10th st. south of You st.
rooms and bath. Modern.
$9.5OO-21st and o SITS. Exclusive section.
10 r. and b., elec. Rm. for garage.
$12,5OO-T st. and New Hampshire ave.
10 r., b., elec. Garage.
GEORGETOWN
A.5OO-Cambridge "a. pl. Rare bargain
$1,000 cash; r. and b. Garage.
$6,5OO-New home. Near Western High
bright rooms and tiled bath.
500 cash. Easy monthly payments.
$7,OOO-New. High elevation. Corner.
rooms and bath. Nice yard.
$4,000 st. TwO-family fiat.
r. and b. and { r. and b.
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WoodleY Park.

Excellent location in 9th st. near
Garfield. 10 rooms, . baths: thoroughly
modern; every possible convenience; 1
square from Connecticut avenue cars;
house vacant. Immediate possession.
Attractive surroundings. Liberal terms.
Price, $4,000.
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Near North Capitol and H St

Store snd s-room dwelling. across
from government printing Office. Eiec-
trio lights and gas. Excellent condition.
Grand opportunity TO have business
and residence together. Price, $500.
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Friendship HEIGHTS.

One square from car line. Frame
house containing rooms ard bath;
u acre ground garage chicken house.
An unusual opportunity to obtain a
suburban home with city conveniences
at low price. Only $4,000.
Evening star., 1920-02-04

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOUSE IN
Mt Pleasant, containing 10 rooms and
baths, garage: immediate possession:
lease to Oct. 1, 1920; rent, $50 per
month, inc. Il tons coal
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc
14O6 II ST. NV.
o r. AND B., H.-WH. ELEC. LIGHT:
NV. section: nicely furnished; renc. S125 per
month Apply 1iO9 n. Y. ave. Phone Main 9S.
s-ROOM AND BATH BRICK, SEMEDETACH.
ed house: large paved alley: exclusively swhite
nei2hborhood, southern exposure; 5 months or
annual lease; price. Sis per month.
L. III. TA6sGART.
1870 New York ave. NV,
Washington. ID. c.
FOR RENT-COMPLET:LY AND XRTISTI-
cally furnished bungalow, within two squares
Of Walter Reed Hospital-7 rooms nd baths.
h.-w.h-. electric lights; $50 a month. A brand
new home and furniture.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
1409 y. !. ave. NV. Phone Main 9S.
PISS CALIFORNIA ST: COMPLETELY FUR
NlSHED HOUSE of IL rooms and > baths: hot
water heat: electric light; excellent condition
available at once. S225.
THE +. III. SMITH COMPANY
S1J FIFTEENTH ST.
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301 Southern Bldg.
Main 2345.
Chevy Chase.

Excellent location, not far from Con-
necticut ave-; brand new; thoroughly
modern: rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electricity; porches: every con-
venience; lot 70 by S5 feet. Price
$13, 75O.
Evening star., 1920-02-04

FOR SAIE-Pricr. Sil 600: detached home
H. Nj. Il.1sln;. west of 18Th street and near
the end oC tie street car line Owner leaving
city will ciyt possession when desired 4 good
hous-. having il rooms and bath. het-Vater
heat. large i,crcheS. and is situated on lot
fsfXlfG.
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OUR BEST BUY ODAY.
Chevy Chase.

On 41st ST.; nice home Of 8 rooms
and two baths; frame. with hot-wa-
ter heat and electric light. Price.
5000.
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WoodleY Park.

On Connecticut ave. just north Of
Rock Creek bridge, section of expen-
sive residences; IL rooms. 3 baths; hot
water heat; electricity: complete in
every detail; garage, on wide alley.
Immediate possession. Terms can be
arranged. Price, SIS, 500.
Evening star., 1920-02-04
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS
Three-Family Apartment.

Near 18Th and Park road-Bl-gain in a 2.
story apartment house of three Groom apart
ucnts. modern and up-to-date; yearly income
81 101 Price. 1900. Possession of one apart
ment can he had This apartment will provid,
q good home and pay for itself.
A. g. HOUGHTON CO.. 1915 ii st. NV
''We have the BEST In every s.ctiuu >,
Evening star., 1920-02-04
14O6 H St. NV.
STONE & FAIRFAX.

S10.J0o-One of the best offered for a lone
time; Washington Heights; north of kaorama
road, west Of 18th; stories; cellar: 10 rooms.
baths; electric lights: excellent cond tior
open . sides; all light rooms.
SS,5o0--lsest location in northwest; vacant.
5-roOm modern house; steam heat: electricity
large closets; in perfect condition; well planned
and constructed.
Evening star., 1920-02-04

FOR SALE-Price. $l0.oo0; in Washington
: IN lights west Of 18th street: sold completely
furnished # this price: 3-story hay-~adow
brick house having 10 rooms and bath. heated
with hot water, paved alley In rear; room for
garage
Evening star., 1920-02-04
Park Place,

Brick house of 6 rooms and ! bath;
hot-water heat and electric lights;
room on lot for garage. Price. $500.
Evening star., 1920-02-04

Que Street NV.
Attractive home Of 10 rooms and
2 baths; furnace heat and electricity:
excellent location. Price. $4,000.
Evening star., 1920-02-04

| FOR SAf.E-rrice. So 0co; in Sauls Addition,
a fully de tached house, huilt by one oi the
well known builders Of homes IN this suburb.
The house has rooms and bath. heated with
hot water. las electric lights. living room
with open fireplace and 4 garage. owner can
. -
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
LAI MUI.

best, is only girl. e'
Which while accounting for many things, more
particularly for h Mu and her Celestial serhood designated
generally as Chinese Slave girls"
Since the time when she young and slim bamboo
sprou, back in teemng Chinese village has known
that girl only girl best And that boys worst are
su boys And So at the of when her to
husband bound for America, she made protest
Husband Left Her."
In San Francisco Las husband" left barred room
tong house OF Chinatown where
and If befriend her
they remembered comforngly that girl after girl
Once there who forgot bringing La pretty trnke
Inc others rownng told her he had gone long journey
when she asked why he longer called -
But her keepers had mistake Stealthy she wrote
and dropped window of the tong house
the street Many OF themgiving her name address and
asking the finder to notify the police that had
been held slave girl
Rescued by Police
Nov exceedingly dangerous Chinese meddle
these matters when they have the wh
until of her pleas futtered feet of young Celestial
who willing to risk his life for girl without
La rescued by police who battered down doors
Soon she will back China. And for the first in
years she smiles.
But OF her experiences she will lite Of the who
held her their identity and their affiliations nothing
For the tong brotherhood reaches easily the Paihcand
the life of girl who after girl cheap
as any common instrument Of DEATH
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
STORMS CAUSE.
HEAVY DAMAGE.
Houses, Barns and Cattle
Destroyed by Lightning
Near Fredericksburg.

Fredericksburg. Va, July 27.-
Lightning has taken a heavy toll
from farmers in this section of yir-
ginia during the past few days.
Tine garbhouse of l. Seal. near
Gold Mine, Fauquier County. was
struck and set on FIRE while Mrs.
d. Seal was alone in the house and
confined to her bed.
Mr.. Seal and his son were away
from home at the time. Mrs. Hard
Ing, a neighbor, saw the fire and
rushed into the smoke-filled house
to the invalid's room She grabbed
Mrs Seal in her arms and rushed
her to safety.
The house was burned to the
ground.
lightning struck and killed fve
out Of seven horses in the stable of
J. c. Helm, near Tackett's Mills,
: Stafford County.
Nineteen head Of young cattle
owned by Duff Green, near Hay
market. Prince william County.
while huddled under a tree during
the storm, were struck and killed.
They were valued at over $4,000.
The barn Of Henry w. Edwards,
Stafford County, near Fredericks-
burg. was struck and burned to the
ground with "a large quantity of
hay and grain.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
STORE LOOTER KILLED
IN EFFORT TO ESCAPE.

Norfolk. Va, July 27.-An uni
Identified negro was shot and killed
yesterday morning in West Norfolk
by Constable Marable. The officer
was on his way home when he dis
covered an automobile drawn up al
Davis store
Goods from the place had been
piled into the car, he stated. A mo-.
ment later he discovered a negro ia
the store attempting to open tho
safe.
When he emerged the constable
grabbed him The negro attempted
to break away and finally sue
ceeded.
He was warned by the constable
to stop, but paid no heed. The off,
Ger then fired four shots, mortally
wounding the negro.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
T. H. TODD RESIGNS
AS u. S. ATTORNEY

T. Hardy Todd. former football
star of the University of Virginia
nd first lieutenant with the A. E. F.
has resigned his position as special
assistant to the United States Dis
trict Attorney. John z. Laskey.
. Todd. who lives at Clifton terrace
west, Fourteenth and Clifton streets
northwest. was with District Attor-
ney Laskey before Joining the col
ors.
He resumed his work with Laskey
in January, 1919, and has since been
actively engaged in investigating
and prosecuting violations of the
postal regulations and criminal
cases in general
In the future he will be ASSOCIATED d
with the law firm of Gregory &
Todd in the wilkins building.
His successor has been appointed
and an announcement as to his
identity will be made in a few days
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
BULGARS PROMISE
TO DISARM TURKS

Bulgaria, according to official an
nouncement to the State Departme Mt
yesterday, will not obstruct the
progress of the Greek armies on
Bulgarian soil, but will disarm any
Turks crossing the Bulgarian
Thracian frontier. The State De-
partment announcement added:
The department was informed
that the carrying out of those en-
gagements on the part Of the Bull
garian government will be watched
at the border by an allied commits
sion. upon Bulgaria's own request"
This action by Bulgaria Is un-
doubtedly the result of allied pres
sure. Ordinarily both Greeks and
Turks who would enter Bulgarian
territory would be disarmed under
international law. The plan adopt
ed favors a speedy settlement OF
the campaign in Thrace in favor Of
p the Greeks.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
UNWED MOTHER
STEALS CHILD
Father Reveals Shattered
Romance In Story to
Police.

New York, July 27.-The shat
model" and Herbert verga, inventor
of a process of making artificial
hearts. became known today when
the man asked the police Of the
Hunters Point station to search for
his 22-months-old daughter, An
gelina, who he said had been kid
mapped.
Verga told the police that he was
married eight years ago 70 a woman
whose name he refused TO disclose
Several years ago this marital ven
ture went on the rocks. About three
years ago verga met the model. He
gave the young woman's name 10
the police in confidence.
vergs told the police she was
young and pretty and employed at
a fashionable Fifth avenue shop.
He said the model was the mother
of Angelina and then explained that
the woman had left him about three
months ago.
Verga told the police that while
he was away from home yesterday
two men and a woman drove up in
an expensive automobile and asked
his Iandlady IL they might see the
child. She held the baby while the
two men and woman admired IL.
She then placed Angelina in the
womsn's arms and turned away for
a minute.
The woman dashed from the room
followed by the two men and ned
in the waiting automobile.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
STUDENTS IN PARIS
HOLD WILD FETES

The breakup of the schools in the
Quarter Latin in Paris for the sum-
mer vacation is being accompanied
by more joyous fetes than the
oldest inhabitant" remembers. The
end OF the school year finds the
students nightly in the cafes, roar
ing forth the ancient songs that
have never been printed, say the
Paris Matin. The noise of clat-
tering saucers and indefatigable
voices is almost appealing at
times. and great crowds of
surprised auditors stand around
the doors. The ceremony of the
Monome Lumineu1 has been fulfill
ed with enthusiasm Long lines of
young men wearing their berets and
carrying japanese lanterns on poles
paraded the boulevards.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
WASHINGTON PEOPLE
WILL VISIT HARDING

Z L. Stock, member Of the board
OF governors of the City Club. ac-
companied by Mrs. Stock and their
children and Mrs. Christensen, wife
of the private secretary to Senator
Warren G. Harding. will leave
Washington on Saturday by auto
mobile for Marion, Ohio. where the
party will be the guests of the Re
publican Presidential nominee ana
Mrs. Harding.
Mr.. Stock is a friend OF Senator
Harding. and it is at the special In
vitation of the Presidential candi-
date that Mr.. stock and his family
are making the trip. They will re-
main at the Harding household for
four or five days.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
23O END COURSE
AT CAMP HUMPHREYS

Two hundred and thirty college
students from all over the country
yesterday finished a six weeks sum
mer course OF military training at
Camp Humphries, Va.
All of the men are members Of
Reserve Oficers' Training Corps at
college. The certificates given for
completing the course were distrib-
uted by Brig. Gen. W. d. Connors.
commandant Of the camp.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
RUSSIANS SET FRIDAY
FOR ARMISTICE TALK

Berlin, July 27-The supreme
command OF the Russian Soviet
army has instructed the comman-
der-in-chief OF the Polish army to
send parliamentarians under the
white flag toward the Bolshevist
advance posts on the road from
Baronovitchi to Brest-Litovsk at s
o'clock Friday evening.
News to this effect is contained
in an official radio message sent
out from Moscow today and pick ed
up by the German wireless stations
- The armistice appointment" was
conveyed to the Polish commander
! In a radio message sent to his
headquarters
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
RIOT OVER MACARONI
COSTS 7 LIVES IN ITALY

Rome. July 27.-Seven persons
were killed and a number injured
when peasants, dissatisfied with the
distribution OF macaroni, forced en-
trance into the town hall at Ran
dazzo today.
A riot resulted. in which police
fired into the crowd. An investigs-
tion to deLsrmine justification of the
peasants complaint at unjust distri-
button has been started.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
VICTIM OF POISONING
MISTAKE RECEIVERS

Cumberland, Nd, July 80. H
Stewart, of Rocky Mount. N. c., who
swallowed a bichloride OF mercury
tablet in his room at the Windsor
Hotel. Sunday night. and who was
taken to the Western Maryland
Hospital in a serious condition, re-
covered sufficiently osleave that in
stitution Monday afternoon for his
home.
Stewart, with a party of twenty
two, had been driving new automo-
biles from Columbus, Ohio, to
Rocky Mount. Stewart said that
he had retired to his room early on
account of a headache, and that he
had taken the poison tablet in mis-
take for a headache pill