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HARDING, c.. O. P. ENTRY,
Is NEWSPAPER EDITOR
Ohio Senator Was Discharged From Marion, Ohio,
Paper for Refusal to Write Editorial Against
James g. Blaine Whom He Supported.

CHICAGO. June y. - Warren q.
Harding has always been "a resident
OF Ohio. which State he has repre-
scented AS United states senator since
1914. In private business life ne is
publisher of the Marion Cohio) Star.
He was born on Il farm near Inc viii
lage of blooming Grove, Morrow
County. Ohio. November = 1868. the
cldes, Of eight Ch.ldrcn. Ills father.
George T. Harding. was II country
doctor. whose forcbCarS came from
Scotland. Before going TO Ohio, the
Hardings were residents of pcunsyl-
Yania, where some Of them were
massacrcd by Indians. Others fought
in the Revolutionary War. Tho moth
er OF Warren, Mrs. Phoebe picl,crsou.
was descended from an old-timc >Ho!-
land Dutch family. the Van Kinks.
In his youth. Warren Harding lived
the life OF "a farmer boy, attending
the village school until II years OF
age. when he entered ohio Central
College of Iberia, from which he was
graduated. AS editor of the college
paper he first displayed talent for
journalism. He was Obliged to stop
school now and then and earn the
money with which TO pursue his col
lcEe course. AZ one time he cut corn.
at ANOTHER painted barns and at sin
another drove a team and helped to
grade the roadhcd OF a new rail-
way. Al /. he taught district
school and played a horn in the viii
lagc brass band
At odd times he worked in the viii
laGe printing office. in time hccom-
ing an expert typcscttcr and later u
linotype operator. lie is practical
pressman and>a job printer. and as u
makeup man" Is said to have few
ried as Senator is the old printer :
rule he used when he was sticking
type.
Edited Paper at Marion, Ohio.
In 1881 DR. Harding moved his
family to Marion. \ short time aft
crward the father purchased for
Warren Harding tho star. then n
small paper.
He had been editor only ten days
when the Blaine and Logan conven-
tion opened in Chicago. He became
a Blaine enthusiast and finally told
the two printers and the Office boy
TO get out the paper ana hurried away
To Chicago. When he got back to
Marion the sheriff had closed the
shop, He then became reporter on
the Marion Mirror at s. a week and
kept the place until he was fired for
refusal TO write an editorial against
Blaine.
On the paper Warren Harding per-
formed every function from devil to
managing editor. In all the years
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| Wisconsin. was presented to the con.
vontion for Vicc-Prcsldcnt by Seno
tor Mccormick. of Illinois, and sec.
ondcd by State Chairman Hcrt, OF
| Kentucky.
Oregon. nominated Governor Cool
idEe: of Massachusetts for tho vice
presidency.
Governor Goolidgo's- nomination
and Michigan and many other States.
There was great burst of cnthu-
S sn,s,,.. for or, coolidsc and delegates
chance to second him. 60
Above the uproar and din men,
per OF ne Kansas delegation got a
for the vice presidency.
n woman delegate from Maryland
tried I, to make speech from II chair.
Colonel Henry w. Anderson. of
R!chmond. Va. also was put in nom
body could hear the speech. which
WAS made by member of tho Vir-
GINA delegation.
Foilowing is the vote on the sew
eral ballots taken during the day:
Fifth Ballot.
Aiabama ,uD-6 Lowden. 4 John
Arizona OF wood.
~ ~ KANSAS Ni"' III ~ Lo"ucn, n
California t26)-2s Johnson.
Colorado l2l-2 Lowdcn. l Hoover.
Harding. Wood.
Connecticut ui)-l3 Lowdcn
Johnson.
Delaware Co.'S Du Pont.
Florida (S)-lls Lowden. 6h Wood.
Georgia u7)-9 Lowdcn. s Wood
Harding. Wood.
Illinois (5S)-l7 Johnson. Al Low
den
Indiana Cos Lowden. s johnson.
( Harding. is Wood.
Iowa (26)-26 Lowdcn.
Kansas (2o)--6 Lowden. 10 Wood.
kentucky t2G-2e I.owden.
Louisiana U2)-7 Lowden, 3 Wood.
Harding.
Maine DBL Wood. Hoover.
Maryland U6)-l6 Wood.
Massachusetts (35)--22 Coolidge, -
Wood
Michigan (so)-3o Johnson.
Minnesota t2D-1G Wood. Low
den: johnson, l Kellogg.
Mississippi G2)-l,a I.owdcn. .
Missouri (a6J-5is wood. 1sh Low
den. ! johnson. g.. Harding. 6h
Montana (S)-S Johnson.
Nebraska U6)-lO Johnson. G Wood.
Nevada N)-2 Lowden. liz WOOD.
2ia Johnson
New Hampshire (S)-s Wood.
New Jersey t2S)-1 Harding. 10
New Mexico t6)-6 Wood.
New York (SS)-l po!ndcxtcr, /
W. l.. Ward. 3 Johnson. , Hoover.
Butler. 5 Coolidge, ) Harding. "a
Wood. AZ Lowden.
North Carolina (22)--l Johnson.
Harding. 3 Wood. II Lowden.
North Dakota Go)-2 Lowdcn. 3
Wood. ) Johnson.
Ohio (is)-39 Harding. Wood.
Wood.
Oregon uO-4 Wood. johnson. 1
Lowdcn.
Pennsylvania GG,-l Knox. rs
Sproul
South Carolina dbl Lowdcn.
South Dakota GO)-l0 Wood.
Tennessee COO Lowdcn, Is Wood.
Texas (23)-l0 Lowdcn. | Johnson.
6 Wood, i Harding.
Utah (s)--l Harding, . I.owden, S
Wood.
Vermont tS)--S Wood
Virginia I5)--3 Wood. IL Lowden
Washington ND-li Poindextcr.
West Virginia t6)-l Sutherland,
Wood. johnson. ) Harding.
Sproul. ! Coolidge.
Hoover, Wood.
Wyoming (6)-3 Lowden. 2 Wood
] Harding.
Alaska (c)-1 Wood. ! Coolidge.
District OF Columbia t2)--2 Wood
Hawaii I2)-2 Lowdcn.
Philippines t2)-2 Wood.
Porto Rico ell Wood. 1 Lowden.
Wood Registers Lose.
Wood. 293: Lowdcn, 3o3; Johnson.
Coolidge. 90: Hoover. s; Butler. 4:
Knox !; Ward New York; /. kcl-
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West Virginia u6)-9 Wood. 6
Harding, l Coolidge.
Wisconsin t26)-1 Wood. 1 Hoover,
"a La Toilette.
Wyoming (6)-3 Lowdcn. 2 Wood.
Harding.
Alaska (2)--1 Coolidge. Wood.
District of Columbia (2)-2 Wood.
Hawaii (2)-2 Lowdcn.
Porto Rico (2)--1 Lowdcn. 1 Wood.
Kun Neck and Neck.
Seventh ballot: Wood, 312: Lowdcn.
2ll 1-2: johnson. % l-2: Harding.
los; Snroui. IS; Coolidge. IS: Hoover.
4: Butler. 2; Knox. /; Kellogg. /:
Poindexter. is: Du Pont. 3: La Fol,
lette. "a; Ward. /: Lcnroot, /.
Eighth BnllOt.
1 Harding.
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Arizona(6)-6 Wood.
, A Ar Wsas ds>-l1 Ia Lowdcn
California (2s)-26 johnson.
Ing, Wood.
Connecticut u4)-11 Lowden. ]
Wood. 1 Coolidge, / johnson.
Ing. VI
Florida ts)-1 Lowden. 7 Wood.
Georgia u7)-9 Lowdcn. s Wood.
Harding. Wood.
den. Low
Indiana (3o)--4 Lowdcn. IL Hard.
ing, 10 Wood.
Iowa t26)-26 Lowdcn.
Continued on Eighth PnEc0
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when he left Il, said; II have nothing
TO say"
on motion Of Mr.. Hort. of Kentucky.
man Of the committee to notify SEN
ator Harding OF his nomination for
Pres dent. and William Allen White.
OF Kansas, chairman OF tho commit zee
TO notify Governor Coolidge of lis
nomination rs vice president.
Delegates in the Wisconsin group
voted against making the nomination
unanimous.
The name o. Senator Lcnroot. OF
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WOOD AND LOWDEN
BACK EACH OTHER
OF THE BOARDS
Continued From F:rst Page.J


tion had voted to go solid for Harding
and present Governor Alien as thris
nomination.
During the wait the massachusetts,
n.ie cation caucussed and decided 10
take one vote from Wood and give
10 harding on the ninth ballot The
Wood votes were 10 be cast 10 cooi
idEe after three more ballots. More
Than half hour after the time for
meetlng, the aisles We're packed with
me eh9Ft was being made by those
opposed 10 Harding TO get an ad-
oournment until Monday
II was understood the Wood man
ayers We're joining ir'il tie adjournment
W mGrH, :, Inc Inc, galleE!es.. were loudly
No!cihs thc!T iInpatIencc with the de-
up. Were. frequently heard. ga
A. 400 O'Clock Senator Lodge
called Tor the ninth ballot.
Hays Se arTved L0 st tso and Chairman
chairman Hays announced he would
Hsn me convention TO stop the bal
Lowden Witnesses SHAMELESS.
Colorado had ust been reached n,
~ h'hiA ballot when at two minutes
reached the Coliseum, accomDarieI
~ WI II. Hays, MIR uert c. r.
E"sitjsn. o. Michigan. ana JOSEPH! e.
= lie" minutes later Senator Hard
!ns arrived, followed by General a.
Hts.'"l ~ FONT and Harry Dcusi,-
~; "!. Harding and Dai.rn.T.v
SEQ short coatercnce in ii,,is
ION heAt door 10 where the Govsr.
nor was waiting.
,eeman Warren. OF Michigan. in con-
't.ente Win Senator Borah. said.
,,oi iilah!c!ne IS nominated We are
Soi 'm.ms on ne vice presidency now"
iorSts, Joined the conference
when Arkansas Hoped entirely IN
."'"s mere WAC big cheer? Della
w ,a.e cast al! her SIX for Harding
Georgia gave ten votes to Harding
on the tenth ta.!o, "'"s
. Wnen Illinois cast all the Lowdcn
Z vo,es TO Ha:d.ns there was another
"Iiiinoian' Hard Loser.
While Senator Hardi,r
terence during the ninth ballot CIV.
.rnor i>1"ttn aud his friends came
Z ~. anu Sl1rted down INC steps lead
{ rescS ~ M l.!IssHm platform. As he
Z MAGE ana turned back.
~ NOE! do it, he told NJ
Warren ana NJ Herr. "''
INC iaFiy retreated % Havs' or
& hc.'hnd Senator Lodge ;yho -
( i:soHep. Vas sum
p"nns!l'anin nendy to switch.
"rNe EOvcrnor Lowdcu and soma.
! c1T li;"td!ns We're waiting. Governor
aiNohi iook ms seat Win the penn
: syiNania delegation prepar.d 8, m.s
I; $1,000, 10 give the vote to Hard
ing on the mex; ballot un!css Ne
Z n p.sns -chanseh Tho lcadcrs dis.
Gussea plans for bringing senator
3 Johnson and General Wood 10 10
( Coliseum and having them sonoar
. WIZ Senator ,arding. Govs Pnoi
1 rbG gs, ana In ~" Other candidates
z fhc Closing session ~ "a. c,,,,c, -, u
ITO l1iosi great ratification meeting for
Alter gaining nine B, r,at
Z. Harding In the tenth balfn. llama,
OF iowa's &c which had boon i,,yt
Z Massachuset,s gave seventeen 70
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New York Joins I,,ut.

New York ran her contribution to
Harding up to siNty-cight and Penn
sylvanians said Governor Spruui
would cast sixty more from the Key
stone states lot in for Harding
Tho conference among candidates
successful and otherwise was mean
while going on In an antcroon. Colo
mel Proctor. General Woods manager,
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Harding. Michigan turned in with
twenty-five for Harding. but Mime
sofa stuck 10 her twenty-five for
Evening star., 1920-06-13
FARMS,
"<nn 49, -

$50 ACRES. 1O-ROOM HOUSE. BARN AND
outbuildings: in good state Of cultivation; on
good road: for $4,000
394 acres. 10-room house. barn and outbuild-
ings for 5000. Both farms in Fairfax county
Va. See them before you buy. We have
others. Call write u.s.
MARTIN I. WEBB,
Room %. Home Life bldg. 1923 G ST. NV
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM. NEARLY
100 acres. IL miles northwest OF city; dwell
ing: tenant house: large basement barn; six
acres orchard bargain, S16 500
116-acre Montgomery county farm II miles
north Of city: dwelling; two tenant houses; ;
orchard S15.5OO.
Montgomery county near Harpers Ferry: fine
property. 10 acres: 20 acres bearing orcha I'd !;
two dwellings and tenant house: all outbuild-
ings; orchard alone will pay 1,sOO to 80 600
this year sacrifice, SIS. 800.
200 acres Dorchester county. Nd. fronts one
mile on Chesapeake bay; good dwelling; out
buildings; six acres orchard: So, 800.
81 acres. 10 miles northeast Of city. on car
line and county road; dwelling; outbuidinss
stream; spring: fruit: $500.
II acres. Vienna Va; 10 minutes to station
close to pike; good dwelling and outbuildings
fruit: $500.
ARTHUR NJ. CoNNoR. Farms All Sections
Room l22 726 14th ST. NV 14s
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Executors Sale OF Valuable
Real Estate Near Rockville,
Montgomery County, Md.

The undersigned, as executor of the will Of
Nicholas u. Offutt. deceased. will on TUES
DAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JUNE,
PM offer at public sale to the highest bid
der. In front of the courthouse door. in the
town of Rockville Md. all the following de-
scribed property. tract of land. contain
ing 80 acres. situated the east side of the
Frederick road, adjoining the town of ROCK
vile. This property has frontage on the
Frederick rJad of about one-half of a mile
This is the finest piece of acreage property
adjoining Rockville that is the market
Also a number of houses and lots situated in
the town of Rockville will be offered at the
same time. LEE 0FFUTT, Executor.
je12-3t
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OVER $50 ACRES. WIDE FRONTAGE ON
county road. about miles from Laurel race
track, half way between Washington and Bal
timore: 200 acres cultivated % acres in corn
20 wheat. 30 hay: pastures. 100 apple trees
bearing: plums and other fruit. Full compile
ing machine. hay rake. reaper and binder
grain drill. potato and corn planters, cows
horses. sows. heifers. bull boar . ten
ant houses, barns. corn houses several
poultry houses Handsome bungalow Of 10
rooms: attic. bath. hot-water heat, gas plant;
fine elevation. This is a money maker from
the start. Price. $4,000; u cash. Address
Box 229-R. Star Office. 13s
WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS, MD AND va.
Poultry, fruit. dairy, river-front farms.
Hsyside homes country business stands: lists
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 E NV. +. 27O2.
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PROPOSALS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbian estate of David
Nachman deceased.-Probate, No. 2GS2O.-
Administrators sale by sealed bids of the
stock of merchandise, consisting of men $.
ladies' and children's wearing apparel. silk.
cotton and other dress goods and fabrics.
blankets, bed linens. umbrellas. notions and all
merchandise heretofore carried iE the dry
goods and general furnishings store of the late
David Nachman, at No. ALB Sth st. s.e., to-
gether with the trade fixtures In and upon said
premises.
This sale is being made under order Of the
Probate Court and is excellent opportunity
to purchase large. varied and saleable stock
of merchandise.
Stock and fixtures may be inspected on the
premises between the hours Of and Il on
the mornings of June 10, IL. II, IA and 10, and
a list of quantities of the various articles may
be obtained the premises.
Sealed bids must he filed with the under
signed. NOT later than June L. 1920 at
o'clock pm. setting forth separately the
amount offered for the stock of merchandise
end the amount offered for the fixtures
Terms of sale: Cash. The administrator re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
Purchaser desiring to continue business nj
its present location may obtain possession of
premises upon rental terms agreed to by ad-
ministrator.
ALEXANDER WOLF. Administrator.
51S Jenifer bldg, 1th and ID SITS. NV.
je10-3t
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WANTED.

WANT TO LIST A LARGE NUMBER OF
farms in Maryland and Virginia for many out
Of state and city prospects who will be here
during the summer months. Call. write or
phone. MARTIN L. WEBR,
Room 73. Home Life bldg. 1923 G st. NV.
WANTED-TO BUY AT ONCE. SMALL FARM
in Maryland Virginia. not too far from city:
give location and all particulars Address Boz
AR, Star office.
Evening star., 1920-06-13

BUY FARM AND KILL THE H. c.. L.
$5.OO0-On Washington and Leesburg pike.
20 miles out in Va. 81 acres fine
land. Groom house. 3 porches fine
shade. good barn and outbuildings
splendid orchard. real bargain
$i,5O0-1n Va: IA miles fine road; near
station. Al acres; house of rooms
and bath; porches: fine shade: large
orchard; splendid water: large barn
and all necessary farm buildings
$9,OO0-In Va. 2J miles, fronting electric
car line beautiful bungalow: rooms
and bath: tile porch: good water
orchard; all necessary farm build
ings: 60 acres fine rich land Here is
real home with all modern con-
veniences.
ST., OO0-In Loudoun county, Va: u mile to
station; 7-room house: fine barn and
outbuildings; 115 acres fine farming
land
$14, ,OOO-On macadam road 16 miles in Va;
10 minutes walk to electric cars i:
Al acres splendid land growing al
falfa; young orchard of 800 trees
just coming into bearing; beautiful S.
room house. fine barn and outbuild-
ings. The orchard alone will pay big
profit on Investment. This is high
class property.
With either of the above farms one could
retire from the 2O-foot city lot and live in real
comfort.
VIM H. LANHAM 14OO n CT pw
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FARMS.
FOR sALE (Conttnuedl


VIRGINTA-193- ACRE DAIRY FARM IN
high state of cultivation watered by well,
springs and streams: 7-room house. large barn
and ontbgdings ~ miles noo to trolley; roll i, US Is
n. DOING. Pope bldg. SIT 14th st. NV.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-12-ACRE TRUCK OR
poultry farm s-acre orchard: s-room 80 brisk na
house an and o9tbuidnss sargan. anG 9'aoo; snd
up. CHARLES II. DOING. Pope bldg, SIT
l4th ST NV. --
BEAUTIFUL AND PROFITABLE VIRGINIA
farm: ~ acres: thrifty orchard: 10 acres tim
ber, streams, meadow land splendid 6-room
house. porches shade, all ontbuildings: crops
planted: main public road less than = miles
station; station; high and graded schools. etc; finest
little farm in county; $1,000: easy terms
Write for details of this and other bargains
near Southern rr,. pa miles Washington.
ATTRACTIVE DIVIDEND PRODUCER
SOUTHERN COUNTRY ESTATE.
OF 4.0S5 acres picturesque, fertile land: three
thousand acres under high state of cultivation
BEARING PAPER SHELL PECAN TREES
tsome yielding 300 pounds per tree,. with ff-
teen Thousand additional yonng stock, alone
worth price asked for the entire property lime
deposit, lo.O00.O0o tons: 5.00o.H feet standing
timber; four large flowing artesan wells; old
colonial dwelling. ninety other buildings. In
cluding barns, cotton ginnery. corn mill. etc.
proven water power. 800 horse; excellent quail
and wild turkey shooting fishing. etc. Located
near cordele. Ga, in the best agricultural and
river and main line railroad: two stations on
property. Ideal climate; good winter sum-
mer home location. At present yielding good
dividend with wonderful possibilities. Rare
value for quick sale.
l.. Fl. SMITH
=. o. Box 14S, Savannah Ga .
ELEGANT FARM-75 ACRES, FINE, LARGE
dwelling. bath. hot-water heat. tenant house,
large barn. outbuildings. tools and implements:
good orchard: stream runs through place; ideal
location. one-half mile from pike Only ST. 600
l have several good propositions from S., ONO
mp. j. NJ. EARNEST. Mt. Rainier Nd tSs
A REAL COUNTRY HOME-BES'T BARGAIN
in Maryland; can move right in crops all
growing: handy for commuter Send for de-
scription. Dr. G. w. PURDY. Springfield,
Md. IS-
TWENTY TWO-ACRE FARM. ABOUT FIVE
acres cleared located II. miles from sta alton
on PENNSYLVANIA railroad and about thirty min
utes' ride from Union station; improvements =
consist of fivc-room bungalow. porchcs. eel
lar and chicken houses. Price, 200; easy
terms. Immediate possession if desired.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
515-5l6 Bond Bldg,
18th and New York ave-
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MOTOR VANS
Little6eld, Alvord & Co.
Sc. Cor. l 5th andPa Ave. NV.
Telephone Main $500
Telephone Main $500

PADDED MOTOR VANS FOR LONC-DIa.
tance and local hauling; packing and Grating
nU month up. CoNNECTiCUT sToRAGE All
EXPRESS CO.. sos ne. Phone Line 2521.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED BUNGALOW IN MOUNT AN.
convenient to supplies: two hours from Wash
ington; unrivaled viey: accommodations for
FIVE or eight SO week. $50 by the month:
less by the season. Address Box 131-S. Star
office. 15s
ATTRACTIVE 7-ROOM FURNISHED RUNGA-
low; July l TO Sept. 13; ami: porches. gar
den. fruits etc; > blocks from cars: refer
ences exchanged. Tel. Hyattsville 21-R. 10"
FURNISHED HOUSE. II ROOMS AND
bath; miles from Fairfax Court House;
vegetables and fruit. Address r. r. LA
RoUISSE. or phone 25-F-2, Fairfax. Va.
HOUSE. FOR SUMMER. ON CABIN JOHN
line near Sycamore Island: $50 per MONTH
Box 81, 18th st. Sta.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW IN MOUNTAIN;
convenient to supplies; two hours from Wash
ington; nnrivaled view: accommodations for
five or eight $40 week $50 by the month;
less by the season. 14s
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN HOME FURNISH
ed. suitable for Army Navy officer govt.
official: half mile from Edgemoor. Md. near
Rockville pike; colonial type house, rooms
and bath: all modern improvements; acres.
fruit. lawns. etc: mos. or longer; no children
under II; refs. required Phi. Bethesda COL.
UNTIL OCTOBER 1--VERY@DEsIRABLE FOR
summer rooms. sleeping porch and bath:
anil; garage: reasonable; children. $40
Park ave, Takoma Park 13s
WANTED.
SIX ROOMS: NEW: WILL RENT OR BUY :;
adult couple; no children; now or Oct. house
or BUNGALOW: Address Box 2S-S, Star Office.
HAVE MORE THAN 100 PROSPECTS ON
nile for small suburban places near Washing
ton. in Maryland and Virginia. Write me what
MARTIN T. WEBB.
Room o. Home Life bldg. 1923 G ST. NV.
WE HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS WISHING TO
purchase houses in Chevy Chase; price. ST.. 600
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON,
1432 h st.
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100 Acres, $500;
Livestock and Tools Included,

Fine farming town: good markets: excep-
tlonal educational facilities: real money ma ker
all ready for business; machine worked fields
spring-watered pasture, wood and timber for
market; ioO apple trees. other fruits; 7-roOm
house. delightfully."- situated; big barn, poultry
house; aged owner retiring, throws in cows.
machinerx IN. rv tools. some household furniture;
only $500, easy terms. Details of this and
an equipped seashore farm, page T. Strout' )
Catalogue & Farm Bargains. 33 states. Copy
free. STROUT FARM AGENCY, 1922 NJ, Land
Title bldg. Philadelphia.
ONE ACRE PECANS AND BEACH CLUB LOT
500: monthly payments; we develop; ulti-
mate production. 1000 yearly. Write Dept
~. Suburban Acres Co.. Ocean Springs Miss =
179 ACRES FERTILE LEONARDTOWN LOAN
near la Plata, Nd; stone road: old mansion;
6room tenant house; other buildings; orchard
etc: 100 acres cleared. Price crops included
81 900 cash and 81 900 mortgage. Address Box
325- X, Star office.
IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA, FROM 10
to 325 acres; prices are right. See us and
make arrangements for inspection.
T. d. SMITH CO.. BIS 18th st.,
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ADAM A. wESCHI.ER. AUCT1oNEER.
Three-Storv and Cellar
Brick Dwelling, 8
Rooms and Bath, No.
635 c Street Northeast,
by Auction.
EUTURE DAYS.

BY virtue of authority vested in the under
signed. l will offer for sale by public auction,
in front of the premises. THURSDAY.
JUNE SEVENTEENTH. 1920. AT HALF-PASF
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, LOT 49, SQUARE s63,
improved above.
Terms: Subject to trusts aggregating about
s.. $50: balance cash. Deposit of $500 required
at sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with IN
thirty days: however. title has been complet-
ed and purchaser. at option. can comply ear
lier All conveyancing. recording and revenue
stamps at purchasers cost.
ie12-d&ds. ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auct
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RESORTS.
Summer Resorts
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

On line of Chesapeake and Ohio railway For
booklet apply to ticket office. 13th ana r. OF
Union station.
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WANTED-MoNEY.

WANTED purchaser for 81, 900 note; secured
by first trust $500 Arlington County
Home. Address Box 266-R. Star office. 13s
WANTED-$20 900 LOAN ON MY SUBURBAN
home valued at $4,000; will pay 500 for the
loan and Gre interest. Address Box 218R
Star office. 13s
Evening star., 1920-06-13

BARGAIN - PEOPLE LEAVING FOR THE
west will sacrifice their 4-room bungalow.
which has electric lights. water in kitchen: >
extra large lots: fruit trees. grapes: space for
chickens; good garden and every thing inside
and out in extra fine condition. Price. So 900.
$3.50 cash. S3a monthly.
CHAS. NJ. LICHTBOWN.
p. o. Mt. Rainier, Md. Tel. Hyatts. 133-w.
H.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

sTx ACRES FALLS CHURCH; RCH;,,,dinss; HA !; shade !:
si,sn' ~ 'ro"m dwelling: good outoui'o''
" q sr'ia, acres near silver Spring; sd;veline: good
nearly new. modern eign,,"d eigan.dam road. 10 miles
,ai: Slf 800. ,,a, in thrifty Virginia
, n"cu ,own. ail-year buslnr,ss, ~; ae,es
isna, sa.i"" nutbniidinrs; owner w" "es'uH'
Other hasinr-I' ane acre land: good seven room
,iialn faan d,seIiing outbuldiDss' shade' ir"i''
r'fI rsfisrc s Nd e5ss y banSaow ~"
pgera llnrIorem ,r,hr,,an semidetached; car line;
y. -, ~, modern dwelling. pebbledash: large
loi S,;:"- u coNNOR Suburban All Sections.
hiHt !" pnnp @ ,,o 72S 14th st. NV. 14s
WE HAVE attractive homes in
nearby Virginia; prices right
and very easy terms. MacPher-
SON Bros. 734 18th, room Ill.
Phone NJ. 1895.