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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16

medley Of meats tongue, the Drawn
OF chicken. eggs. sugar. currants,
citron and orange peel, various
sorts Of spice, ETC." .
Q. Did James Cox carry any
states north Of the Mason and
Dixon line. N. E. S.
A. The Democratic nominee car
riad NO state north Of this line.
( Q. What is "Deism"? A. R.
A. "Deisf6" is Acknowledgement
of q belief in a personal God, ac-
companied with a denial of revela-
ton and disbelief in Christianity.
1t is q belief held by many non
Christian peoples.
Q. Does ireland have q larger
representation in British parlia-
ment than Scotland and England, in
comparison with the population ?
J. J. B.
A. In Great Britain there is a
member in the Britich parliament
for every 10000 population; in Ire
land one member for every $4,000.
Q. What is fan-tracery? c. L. 1.
A. This is q species of architec-
tVral ornamentation accompanying
fan vaulting. which 10 IN arrange
ment in vaulted roofs of the per
pendicular style Of architecture. in
which all the principal lines dfyerre
fro ma point.
Q. WHAT kind of . nag has Ice.
land? w. C. H.
A. The nag Of Iceland is dark
blue with a red cross outlined In
white running the full length of the
rag. the transbeam being much
shorter than the upright beam
=. Is there anything that will
dissolve the lime in the water bach
OF a kitchen range! NJ. E. d
A. The bureau of standards sav,
that this deposit probably NAV be
removed by the cautious use q,
vinegar, which will dissolve the
scale so that it can be washed ont
1t Will be necessary to have TN
pipe disconnected in order to in,
troduce the VINEGAR.
| Q. Are there more Jews in p,,
sla now than in the United States
"A. The secretary of the Ziouis
movement says that notwithstand
! ing the change in Russia bouudar
les tnere are more Jews in Russi,
than in the United States. II i
estimated that there are at Iea :
100000 Jews still in Russia
Il z. II a person were standing o,
the North Pole. where would tn
east and west be? B. Ell
A. The naval Observatory raw
there Is no east and no west AZ ~
North Pole. South extends IN Al
directions. " -
L. M. X. s'
, A.-This IL q medal conferre
once q year by the University .
Notre Dame, South Bend Ind !
i Is awarded to some distineuisbe
Roman Catholic who has rendere
particularly high service to IN
church. The custom Is similar :
! the giving of the golden rose onc
year BY the pope.
H., 9. Do the members Of conrre,
nave the privilege Of ssndine n
, Congressional Record free to the
. constituents II they choosef M
E A. Each senator il furnished 8
: copies OF the Congressional Recor,
. anc each representative and del,
. gaze 80 copies, besides two copia
each, one delivered 1t the homs ~
one at the capitol. No other cont
c are furnished gratuitously. III
members Of congress- have n
privilege Of franking these. or a.
! otnef copies or reprint that the
may order made
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16

p310 10 anOoy mOub tettebst
/ Q. How, may ethyl of grain alco-l
shol be distinguished from wood al
cohol? NJ. &c
A. There is a simple test known
as the iodoform test which may be
performed by any chemist in q.
few minutes. 1t consists Of putting
some iodine in the alcohol and
heating the mixture. IL the alco-
hol is wood alcohol the solution
will be stable, but if it is ethyl or
grain alcohol q white pfecipitate
will form. This does not show
whether the alcohol is pure.
@. What is a Zimmerwaldist? r.
w. A.
A A Zimmerwaldist is a fol-
lower of the program adopted by
the International Socialist conven-
ton held at Zimmerwald, Switzer-
! land, in 1916. which emphasized in
! ternationalism as method Of
abolishing war.
@. Whence did the saying .thin
as rail- originate? F. B. NJ.
A. The saying thin as q rail"
does not refer to a fence rail, as is
commonly supposed, but to the bird
known as a rail. The rails, of which
there are several species in this
country, live in marshes, and have
extremely compressed bodies so
that they may thread their way be-
tween reeds and rusbes. -
| O. Is President Wilson a sing
err? J. F. S.
/ A. 1t is stated upon good au-
thority that President Wilson has
I a tenor voice of unusual power and
quality, and that in his college
days he was in great demand as a
singer = 80
q. What is certified milk? W.tR
A. Certified milk is milk pro-
duced under the strict supervision
and according to the rules Of some
public health department, and GER
titled by that authority to be sani-
tary. The herd producing the mill
is examined for disease at resula,
intervals. The conditions of barns
. and utensils, and the bacterial con.
, tent, and age of milk when sold. arr
all carefully watched.
Il @. Which is the most active o,
} the American oil fields? That i,
; where are the most new wells be-
ing opened? F. ]. w.
: "A The Wall Strea Journa
! states that the Oklahoma fields wer,
the most active during the month o
August. sS2 wells being completed
: giving a new production Of 1899;
barrels.
Fl Q. How are printers roller,
) made? T. T.
, A. Printers rollers are made h,
) thoroughly soaking dry fake glu,
{ In water, dissolving 1t BY sentl,
I heat, and mixing it With q suitabl
!. amount OF ,glycerin, moIasses O
S both. In large establishments tn
> proportions OF the ingredients ar
> varied according to the time Of tn
l year.
O. What kind Of q material -.
a bombazine Of which We read in a.
Y novels? R. M. +.
A. Bombazine. was Z tville
' cloth. In which the warp was sill
;. and the filing worsted. Il Va
i rather light in weight and had
!. shiny look 1t was made in tn
early 18th century.
Q. What kind OF a pie was tn
+ Christmas pie referred to in tn
i Little Jack Homer" rhyme! C. Z
: G. d.
{ A., The most characterised
1 Christmas pie was certainly the an
8, cestor Of our mince pie. The CON
0 position of the dish was describe
in thu 18th cant nex1 ~ = slna.n>.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16

A0ne-man street cars are to be introduced In
Chicago. That town stands for . lot Of yil-
lage dplngs that wouldn't be tolerated in COM
munattes Of considerably less population.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16

Qtas Gearey u hooked to hang in the Cook
County jail tomorrow. Il you arr familiar with
the brutal crime Of which he stands convicted
yop Won't feel bit sorry the supreme court
refuses 70 interfere With his execution.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16

You'll have TO hurry IL you want to get un-
der the wire as an early Christmas shopper. =

M York society women are sponsoring
boring exhibitions. That's more healthful than
Angling arVond Z cabaret with lounge lizards.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16

Tpo men and two women were robbed by
bandlls in the lobby OF a leading Gotham hotel
the cher night. However. they didn't tell the
poli6e when they were held up 1t the desk.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16

Puzzled Peg: have not space
in the column to plan entertain
ments. Talk the matter over with
your teachers, who doubtless will
have good ideas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
DECALOGO De LA
--CARIDAD---

Primero.-Ensena a tus hijoS a ser
piadcsos para que sean cari;atlvos.
Snlo est podran hacer limosna ror
amor a I1ios, no por amor ! ST mis-
mos.
Observation-Disclosures a difercn
c;ar rien IA ASTHMA del desprecio.
Ta-ce-o.-Tale mas Ia mltad de "A
ne-ienda lie IN ni6o dada a "tro. que
una moneda dc orc que le arroJe a
qusl desde IN balloon.
Cusrto.-No ameaaces jamAs a tGs
aijos con ab~andonarles con los chicoS
4. ia Gale. Muestrales e. medic de o
vstar su triste suerte.
Ouinto-Sl III hijo "a espontane7-
nerte un beso q IN nino pobre, no
I.rrncas su noble impulse: pic0S;s
sue quien anna cast siempre es ana
do.
Sexto.-Haz ertender a los tuy9S
Ga" NADIA Sc pierde 81 ia Naturaiez2.
20 mismo en- 10 material que en- 10
moral.
SAptimo-Si tueses rico ' auisieres
rue llamen 4 III hijo amo. haz que
rate como he-manos a ia INF
rlores.
Oct7vo-Si ores pohra rrocura ~
us hijos soporten yirilmente IA IL
-r..c:a. para mejor eucamlnarios pa
n VIA de Ia pr~oSrcr!dad.
Noveno.-Llevaras a tus hijos
.;sitar IN asilo de huarfanos Q un To-
pical por 10 r0enoS una vcz cada ~,
Decimo-Cuando coutrihuyas q uru
obra d. carload. haz de- sucrEa que e@
III hogan no v~au ~ esa ac"i6n un
hscho extrdordinario Y penoso, sino
ana =rard.sima ccstumbre 'e tod2
IA vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
COMO Sc JURA.
Manuel dc Tolsa-

Para prestar Jnramento ante IN
tribunal. incIts q teSttgo besa Ia Ri-
blia.
Los no~ueGos allan para jurar tres
deGos De "a mano drrecha. que re
presenra II Trinidad. Y repitcn 'n"1
IarSa formula que teInjna exPresa13o
oil ,esyiEo SUI dcSeo &c ser caSt.cado
con e. fuego eterHo y yer destru'Gas
sus proriedades ~ IA TERRA 81 5u-
n en- taIso,
los mahomet1Hos juran poT 81 Co
ran y Sc iuciinau acknowledgements
aaSta toctr con Ia frente Il ltbro -
s.ado alberto ante ei!os.
N!er;ras los ch:nOs turJ1 dec"
IA verdad. IN ~tunciora-io judicial q,
capita un gallo. rompe IN plato o a
paga una luz. EsJas tres ceremonies
son slnho'o del ~porveniC que 2guaE-
ola 81 u jura en- false. Ell LonareS
y On New York. donde ahundan los
chinos. ,os t~r:bUuaies ~respci2n -
modo lie iurar : 10 Dc IA ce-emc1!~
Ga romper IN plato o apagar 2 v"-
Ia. psro nunca Sc ~descaplJa IN ga
.lo. porQue scare ser eSIa una prac
,.ca que cspug2a Il los amigos de los
aninales : sale algo cara,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

Para lIbros Ell es2anoF dlrl}as"
7s,ed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozanc,
lis y. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

En- I'm reciente cfectuado
en- Francia, para d~esignar p Ia mu-
jer mas bella de eSa naci6n,
acogido con gran entusiaSmo en- TODD
Ell pals V en- Ell que TODD e. pueblo
frances tom6 parte, result6 TRUMAN
I la senorita Ines Louret, que fue acla
maba como la mas hermosa de las
mujeres ~francesas. por n mayorfa
de $4,000 votos.
FL detalle original del concurso,
consisti6 en- el modo como Sc hizo la
exhibition de las mujeres que Sc pre-
sentaron a disputars tan amhicionado
tltulo. Para que TODD el pueblo pu-
diera apreciar la belleza de las con-
cursantes y hacer com~paraciones, Sc
]exhibieron simultaneamente Gurante
una noche. los retratos. en- d~iferentes
Attitudes, de las j6venes. por medic
de proyecciones cinematograficas pG-
blicas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
Hay QUE CG3St8I5R Los Pies Ca
lETTESYlA CiBElA FRA

.,-a -G+S-..
Raz3n i'h.a 4. ~, lido in
3 IN s"TEl"'. =. do aa' TEN
\seTr''. .-,,ar,~oa los pies. en- tan
''o 90 ,,s,s,-,o q,e hizn para {"
10 que -, orc ~p-sd;caba UT
go" ar-5,r "a ca'sn-i II cabezH.
l., o,., - oua5abl Do hoher SAGA
A. AL SEM, los pies frios ) IA ca
La-a corf0,te
7, hygiene aconseia TODD % contra
10. $50 ~ e.1,.5o literal como 1T
= sis,,-aa1 aly Que c0aseF'1F ~
riss c~a,icr.rs y n caHez" l''"'
10 mas O menos ohr!E@@' "s -
-estidos I'rcnde. 'anto en- sHt'e'''
,.r-7o On vg-ano. Ge IL tram2 ne .'7
-lisraoS. :: ga "s ma = ceTra'"' ID"
ia ,oco eer1cio nstra ou@ "eNr'Fe .
IRE exterior. Po- ~ ce0iraTl". 81 -
.,sre 81 are clrrIlar, E5-eTn"nie- T.
% o. e%aH'" 81 Fe..n"' 2" G"S
.'T -
,-eo ,-r.c,.e qe dn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

For primera Veg en- Ia historic O."
las Convenciones n~acionales de los
par,idos poIfticos, en- este rafs, Ia mu
'av ha tcuido una p~articipaci5n acti-
81. y d.recta IN esa ASambleaS. par
..cg.ei6n que pudo ser IN hecho. Ell
,:rtLd de In aprobac:6n 7or un gran
rdmaro de Estados, de In d@cirna no.
,, E.rmic1Ga Federal. Entre las de-
,egadas a Ia Convention Naclonal Re
.ull.cana dc Chicago. fiEura-on pro
-lirerrereuce las Srls. Mary Garrett
lay v Fletcher Dohyns. de Chicago.
Ia primera IS presidanra del Comite
rcmenino Eiecuuvo Gepuhlicano y Ia
sas:n9a. Dictadora de Ia Division Fe
..on.r1 para IA camraha del Gober-
radpr Lowden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
.,...LA MODA AL DIA...~
& r
. g e
,-e.cTlys cOmsiNAcl0N PARA
VEsTIOo De DEPCRTE.

= modelo oue hoy afrecemos a
lectoras es un ejemplo de IA
,onulartdad y efectivldad de las con
hirscionese de telas Y coloIeS para
ves,idos de Gale. paseo o deporte' pc
70 e~specialmente para estos ultlnos'
n falda IS de Una tela dc te1ido as
pero. blanca. pero flexible y llcYa CO.
mo detalle caracterfstico de aoorno
N Que no de corte. pues este slgue
"A Inca de las faldas lisas y moder
ms, es el del bordado cue " en- IA
parte inferior. bordado hecho con es-
.aubre d. Seda blanco o hilo acordo
nado del mlsmo material.
Ell SAGE O sweater. es de sed2 YER
de y los punos &c las mangaS Y las
rrandes holsas de los costados, son de
Milo crochet bIaRco : negro, tejico Il
cuadros. e. patron escogido para es-
e 4 es algo novedoso. 2ues va y
bierto en- TODD el frente Y solo e.
cinto imp:de que las vueltas Gel s2co
So levanten con el aire. las bo!sas
Ilevan Zorro de seda de Ia misma teld
ruE Sirve para ell Saco.
e. sombrero es de soda blanca, Il
cabado con una borIa original de -
da verde brillante y los zapatos son
de piel charolada blanca y verde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

r.. .s a~sp!racIcurS " IdealeS IL
Ia> ~utraEssrts ru "s'" l"'S, eSia'
l,stfrsrt5cs. sc yru"ha por Ia ctce"-
"a Que han demosJrad0 uu gran por
r-r;afa de las wul"re> gu" ""SenPe-
nan cs~-os V ew3leoS lie responsible
r:lad. ianto otlc.a.ra"u-". r.m" On
.mp~-~a~ p~arucula-ss. .~t'""u".e Gos
- ha Io-rsdo por Ia gcz6T de IL mt
rcr americana de pouers- al n'vel del
aoubrc para pcderIe djSp-rar Ia igUal
dad dc derechos po,f,jcoS : clV'leS
u,le constitute q supreme anha.o de
is sufraSistas-
Entire las mujeres a Q~u!enes 50
Ian encoTuendado empleos of!ciales
f..iIra IA Sra. Annette Adams. de San
Francisco. que ACADIA de ser uomora-
a. para lLensr IA yacants del primer
S~.cr,-a~io del Proeu-g.:or General De
Jos EsradoS U~.doS. NJ. 4. Nlcche!
Palmer. II Scnora Adams. que des-
rmpenaba 81 cargo lie ProcuraGor del
DEst-i-o Nr-ra de California. te0dra
naio su responsibilities eu e' ,ueTo
cmpleo. v.gl,ar 81 cv~mp5:-c'nu,p d."
las leves j~,ScsleS y aduanaLes. de los
-iesScs de Ia guerra. d. as DISPOSE
Clones soare mathematician &c los
al:rentos. soh~e c~Ga-eu;e"aS 2st CO.
mo ta;-hi-n IA v.E..a0clt general q
LIS v-l-.oars tedsra.es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
10 MAS SELlO EN- Ell MUNDO.

Tn peri6dlco suizo. Ell "Dacens Ny
hcler." IA ~preEuntado recienUemente
a lectores para que exp!.caran en-
oocas palabraS. cuAl IS = 81 juicio
ia cosa mas bella en- IA TERRA.
De las los respuestas Eec:b!das,
tres fueron premiadas.
El primer prem!o iua Sanado por
una joven, Ia cual die Ia respuesta
si~Sriente: LOS ojos de mi Tadrc'
e. segundo fue concedido Al autor
lie esta formula: Ell sucno dc ESQ Que
nos es impossible conse@u!r''.
Firalmen:e. ell tercero, FMS Canado
por IN buclon, que Sc express en- IA
lorna s~icuienie: La cosa mas bella
IN el mundo es yer IN maridO atra-
yesando IN torrente p~e,i::rCso. lie
,.ando sobre la espalda 10 prop:a
SuegTa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

n;eI despuas de bien lavada y SEGA,
ma es3orja empapada en- una solu-
ci6n d. cloruro de aluminto. PrePa-
ada con una onza &c dicha substan-
"a 6iluida n dos onzas dc aqua. Y
deiando secar despues Ia rieL. Este
- hs-ce cadn tercer dfa.
No debe olyidar>e como regla his!t
MICA cue los pies Sc nan de mantener
c~a,.entes v Ia cabeza fra ) despe-
jada-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

caprichos Y trozos para distintos ms
trume2tos.
Muri0 en- 1909.
Evening star., 1920-09-14
BOSS & PHELPS,
"BUY A HOME NOW"
Tel. Main 134O.

y
PRICE, $500 semidetached house .,,sH s,t
mated on a lot 23x142 to paved ane!'
a two-story, eight room house with four ped
rooms on second floor: also finished rooms IN
attic, This house has hOt-water neat anu ~
in fine condition throughout.
PRICE. ss,50O-Near the Soldiers Home;
owner leaving city is anxious to make I'm
mediate sale; two-story. seven-room nrck
house: four bedrooms Oh second moor mousse
heated with hot water: deep lot TO paVeo
alley with room for garage.
PRICE. $11, ,0oO-1n the 18th Street Highland
section: a lot 4Ox10O: a brick house having
six rooms and bath; breakfast porch; sleeping
norcb: large front porch and the house heated
with hot water; having electric lights and IN
first-class condition throughout. Possession ut
once.
PRICE. S7.5OO-In Chevy Chase. Maryland;
bujit hy present owner who is leaving the city;
fiyc-room bungalow with electric lights and
all up-to-date improvements; large lot. IT
would be impossible to reproduse TINS property
for the price asked. Owner will consider oner
Of less for cash.
PRICE, $S, 5OO-A corner brick house conven-
iently situated in the northwest; centrai-hai
plan, having seven rooms and tile bath; bullt-
in china closet: handsome mantles; hot-water
heat; electric lights and room Tor garage. This
is q most complete house.
PRICE, $ll 5OO-Just OF from 14th street
and north of Park road; two-story house
of hollow tile construction In perfect condi-
tion throughout. having hot-water heat. cleo
room for garage. Immediate possession given.
BOSS Il
"THE HOME
Evening star., 1920-09-14
1Ao6 II St. NV.

PRICE. Sc 75O-In the downtown section, a
little of from 18th street; a splendid loca-
tion for a 14th street business man; two
story colonial brick house, having six rooms
the house newly papered and painted through
out.
PRICE. 81, ,250-On 10Th street. just a little
off from Mass. avenue: a six-room brick house.
modern plumbing; situated a large lot to
q thirty-foot paved alley. This house is suit
able for remodeling and thes lot is excellent
for any who wishes to build q large garage
the Of the lot.
PRICE. 81, ,OO0-In Chevy Chase; two-story
attic house with two bathrooms on second
floor; hot-water heat. electric lights, oak foors
in rear of lot and there is garage. Owner in
house will give possession.
PRICE, $9.5OO-A detached brick house situat-
ed lot 50x1OO; there six rooms and
bath, concrete front porch and concrete rear
porches. The house has hot-water heat, elec-
trio lights and there is built-in garage
Splendidly located in the northwest section.
PRICE, $40, 5OO-On street little OF from
Connecticut avenue; a situation where values
are rapidly increasing; a three-story. nine-room
brick house, situated a lot 20xl2O to
thirty foot paved alley. There is also large
garage. Possession given.
most attractive suburban location; a two
story colonial brick house with four bedrooms,
large tile bathroom. and large sleeping porch
on second floor. The house Is heated with
hot water, has electric lights, oak hodrs living
room with open fireplace and q fireprOof heated
garage.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES"
Evening star., 1920-09-14
II ROOMSSO. 500.

Gas. electricity. hotwater heat; 3 minutes
BY trolley to center Of city: living room 13ls
by 81. hall pantry, large dining room and
Kitchen, gas-water heater. spacious porches
front. side and rear: sleeping porch: room for
three beds; bedrooms, bath and separate
toilet and iavatory; also additional two rooms
on first floor with separate entrances front and
rear, which can be used with two bedrooms
above as separate apartment or as of1ices Tor
professional man; two stairways. large attic,
cement cellar, cement sidewalks around house: !:
lot nearly half acre; hedge. shrubs. trees; only
8. 500 cash. 28 Marian ave-. Clarendon, Va,
or ask for Mrs MINAR, 319 Colorado bldg
Main 508l l9s
Evening star., 1920-09-14

Vacant-2733 Ontario Rd. NV.
10 rooms. bath; steam heat eiee.. &C., pnrane5 sarr
soGss; &c nm ns~s s1a, 9asse' ,6So. s.. 80 cash.
Vacant-1626 S St. NV.
II rooms baths; hw.h: .s else I.nsreS maeS s and
ciaI attractive features; neWl! papeie" ~
nainted. s15, ,OOa. 5000 cash.
1854 Riggs Place NV.
0 rooms, baths; ha.h. gas deep & lot, passn srcn,
alley easily converted into 1T & three sh APIS Wv"
pied by Swp Swner ais $s'1sS Iss4 Rigs place place
Washington Heights.
IL large. bright rooms. tile ,. ha,nsj in .xery
d"t.iI and real buy Mt $14 500. Act quickly.
oean G. al" HouGHTON 4 CO.. 1916 II st. NV
1--WE have the BEST in every section:
On Newton St. NV: Mr.. 18th st.
Attractive ,a-story bay-window brick dwell
ing; q large rooms and tiied na.". eim "nc.. win
ter's supply Of coal included IN price se,o
A. c. HOUGHTON & CO., 1919 Il st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST IN every - see.lo"
Takoma Park, D. c.
Immediate possession; most attractive SENT
bungalow residence; s fine rooms texception,
aily large living room with open iirePiace1 ana
tiled bath hot-water heat; electric, hsh's'
large lot; price INCLUDES SCI screens; siG" ~
1--WE have the BEST in every section
SO, ,5OOL$5OO Cash; sos Per Mo.
II rooms. 9 baths: furnace heat; semi,ae i,,Hn
t.ched; near 18th and L NV VIII Hofe '"""
Day for itself in rent.
Room 1905. 921 18th ST.
Main 1897 or Franklin 14sG
N EYCETJ.ENT VALUE IN DOWNTOWN
brick dwelling, located on wide handsome ave
Due exceptionally wide lot. 3S IT,. to an alley,
with separate garage lot; ten rooms and bath;
three-story apartment. $4,000.
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
Resltor, 14s4 New York ave.
$4,000. 5000 CASH.
Q ST. BET. l7th AND 18th NV:
bs tbs steam heat, electric light. hardwood
ioors from top to bottom, back yard to wide
alley and back porch. This home is in excel
'''' Sl2,5O0. $500 CASH.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
A modern groom good looking home with
heat elee.rie light oo The sonai
tion. This location speaks for itself:
7. DALLAS GRADY,
sos Maryland Bldgy ~
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
Near Rock Creek Park; twelve
rooms, three baths, billiard room,
hardwood floors, open freplaces,
electricity, gas, h.w.h.; fruit,
shade trees. Price, $4,000.
1887 MONROE ST.
Columbia 1860.
Evening star., 1920-09-14
FOR SALE-H0UsEs.
Co.atlnueA.
"MIDDAUGH & SHANNON
HOMES"

HOMES"
(Homes that have satisfied for % years.)
Owning your own home is
equivalent to digging yourself
in" against rent increases. bad
health, poor spirits and f1abby
pocketbook. These city-subur-
ban detached homes built by
Middaugh & Shannon are excel
lent digging in" places:
400 18TH ST. NE.
Delightful bunga 10 w-type
home of three bedrooms, bath,
large closets; living room, with
real fireplace; dining room and
kitchen; bright cellar under en-
tire house; attic; slate roof.
41O5 18TH ST. NE.
Eight-room and bath Dutch
Colonial Home on large lot.
Has a particularly pleasing set
ting. Every convenience.
Our homes have sold before completion FOR Tor
20 years History is repeasnS s i'ss,. "rse prompt
Risht at the end Of the Brookland car line.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
No Place Like Home.
NO nome A- Since 1899.
suite 1889 Woodward bldg, 18th and ID.
Main $685..
Cut out this ad--see these homes.
Near 9th and l NV.
Or. and b.: fine condition.; prompt possession'
reduced to $s.OoO: terms
Near Soldiers Home Park.
Occupant owner; Or. and b. brick; h.-w.h.'
elec. lights: cheap at 81. $50: terms.
Near 9th and n. c. Ave. Sc.
Prompt possession; sr and b.; hot-air heat;
Near Sd and c Sc.
Possession with deed: 10r: and b. brick
sleeping porches: h.-w.h.; $65N: terms.
Near l4th and { NE.
6r and h. brick; newly decorated; big lot to
alley; $3.50; possession.
Near Union Station.
sr. brick: rented $3.50 a month"; similar
houses bring ST. 30; ideal little home or IN
vestment at low price Of s. 600; terms:
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone NJ. 1897. 1423 St NV.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-A J.
story, 10-room brick house of attractive ap.
pesrance with 9 baths; hot-water heat ana
electric light; room for garage: house In e1,
furnished or unfurnished. Terms. Address BOX
Ctap an
Evening star., 1920-09-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
F Continued.

BUY FROM OWNER AND SAVE CoMMIs-
sion: must sell at once; new home; Anil: !:
rooms. 2 baths, double garage; near 10Th and
Crittenden st. NV; reasonable terms. Call Col.
s90a.
baths (shower and tub) with hot-water heat.
electric lights and room for garage In the best
section Of Petworth for only $3.50. This Is
worth investigating. Terms can be arranged
on this property. Address Box S3s-H. Star