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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-01

82l 18th Street.
Sixteenth Street Near r.
Very substantially built brick home with all
tric light. hot-water heat. Large lot.
Price on Application.
Bancroft Place Near
Connecticut Avenue.
Located on this exclusive street in very best
part of city. l. rooms, baths. hot water
heat electric light.
Price on Application.
Wyoming Avenue Near
Columbia Road.
Attractive home in excellent condition. IL
rooms. baths. steam heat, electric light. I'm
mediate possession.
Price on Application.
Wyoming Avenue Near
Columbia Road.
Located on lot having frontage OF 81 II. by
depth Of 10 #. This very attractive home.
built by the present owner. who has made it
bis home, has . large rooms, ba tbs. hot wafer
CARS. SLEEPING PORCH.
Price, $4,000.
Eye Street Near Twentieth.
CONVENIENT 10 government departments tnea-
ters and shopping district. IS rooms. baths.
furnace heat. electricity and gas. Immediate
possession.
Price, $4,000.
Girard Street Near Twentieth.
Situated on lot having frontage Of 40 #. by
tepth of $50 II. 10 rooms. , baths. hot water
he at electric light. Garage for two cars. This
attractive detached home, constructed by day
! labor. has p,any features which can only be
appreciated when seen.
Price, $4,000.
Sixteenth Street Near S Street.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY 10 secure
home with all modern improvements in this
excellent location al a pre-war price. IL rooms
II baths. steam heat. electric light. Newly
papcred and painted.
Price. $4,000.
JOHN w. THOMP
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
Fl Street n w. Phone Main 1923

1894 III Street NM
p,;.e s15 OOO-CLEvEI4AND PARK. An at
tractive detached property containing
n,nr rooms, bath and attic, having hot.
water heat, electric lights and hardwood
doors This house was individually built
for a home. and is good value ut the
shove price.
Price a. 75o-vERY NEAR SHERIDAN CIR
Gle. three-story brick dwelling sur
rounded BY expensive homes. This is
very we'll built, contains eight rooms and
bath, upstairs kitchen, and the whole
property 10 in good condition. Now
vacant, and very easy terms ar
ranged.
pic. $40 .Ooo-ONE BLOCK FROM DUPONT
CIRCLE A very good home for q small
family. we'll built English basement
residence containing eight rooms and two
baths, Q good heating plant and electric
lights, This il not on side street.
EsSy terms.
Price, s7.s50-MT. PLEASANT. Very we'll
located In this desirable section We
have ten-room and bath house
having colonial front porch, rear
porches; room for garage. This is in
GOOD condition. may be sold on easy
terms and possession given by the
HEDGES & Mi
1884 H Street NV.
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Main lE7.
Seventeenth Street Near Que.
Modern home with rooms. baths. furnace
heat: electricity. Well built and in excellent
condition.
Price, $l6.5OO.
Que Street Near Seventeenth.
situated on lot having frontage Of 20 IT: by
depth Of loo II. Well constructed home OF !"
rooms. baths. electric light. furnace hest.
Garage for cars.
Price. $4,000.
Belmont Road Near Eighteenth.
Immediate Possession can be given TO this
ATTRACTIVE 10-room and 2-beth house. Hh't
Price. $1,000.
Que Street Near Sheridan Circle.
Modern home Of 10 rooms: baths n.. bot
All in excellent condition. Room for garage.
Price. $4,000.
Macomb Street, Cleveland Park.
Attractive BUNGALOW located in best section
heat electric light. Garage.
Price, $4,000.
Nineteenth Street Near
Nj Street.
English basement home Of the colonial type.
10 rooms. baths electric light, hot air
heat. Conveniently located within walking
distance of departments and shopping dis
trict.
Price. $4,000.
p Street Near Seventeenth.
This is q bargain Lot Of II n. frontage
by depth Of 100 feet. II rooms. bath, elec-
light furnace heat. Immediate
sion.
Price, SlO,5OO.
Nineteenth Street Near
II Street.
Downtown home in excellent condition. 8
rooms. 1 bath. furnace heat. electric light.
Price. $500.
son & COMPANY.
Main l4W.
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Price. sl4. 509--CHEvY CHASE. ND. cor
ner property in . good location. IL is
entirely detached. contaips eight rooms
and bath, hot-water heat. electric lights,
sleeping and breakfast porches, the whole
house having Just been papered aud
painted throughout. 1t 10 located on q
beautiful lot. with abusdunee 81 fruit
trees and ahrubbery.
Price, $40. 75o--NEAk 18th AND KIIIOURNE
SITS. Ethe-reom thrse-stsRy bAy-vindew
medera home that is now vacant and in
good condition. Easy terns viii b sc-
cepted by the owner. This 10 "a eSep-
tionally good value, aAd We shalf BE-
pleased to show il ct any time.
rice, SO, 500-BIAO0MlNGDALE An absolute
bargain just placed On the market for a
quick sale. 1t contains aix rSens, re-
ceptioh hall and bath, statisnavy wash
trays. and the whole house In perfect
condition, and there 10 Q brick earage,
for two cars. This caA be hsadied on
a small cash payment. and possession
rice, sol, 00O-CHEvY CHASE. d. c. One ~
the best values ve have offered for a
long time in this section. This house is
comparatively new. 10 located . short
distance west Of Conn. ave. and eeatains
ten rooms, three baths, hardwood hoors
electric lights, hot-vater heat, very large
porches and . garage.
OLETON, INC,
Phone Main 1923.
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SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
NORTHEAST
$4,75O
Within easy walking distance Of the Govern
nent Printing Once. Union station and post
office: corner property containing rooms
and bath; latrobe heat; gas. Terms reason
able.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Sl3.5OO
3-famiIy apartment In an exceptionally
GOOD location; each apartment contains rooms.
Eitchenette and bath. Total revenues, $3.50
monthly.
WOODLEY PARK
$l6,5O0
This house faces one of the most attractive
private estates in this vicinity; ii has 10 rooms
and baths, Is of English designed brick con-
struction and thoroughly modern throughout:
large lot and garage; we'll developed lawn and
shrubbery.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
$1,000
A large detached house containing 16 rooms
and bath; hot.water heat; electricity: slate
roof; near car line.
SHANNON
us 14th St. NV.
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THE HOME OF HOMES
Tel. NJ 434O 14O6 H St NV
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r. I. AVE. BETWEEN LIST AND 2nd-SIX
rooms and tiled bath: screened sleeping porch:
hot-watcr heat; screens and awnings; $780,
" 1853. %
VACANT: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: So
$3.50 cash; large, new bungalow of Eve rooms
modern in every detail: lovely oak floors: large
basement. with laundry; large. light. hoored
upstairs, for two rooms: large porches; pretty
lot, 30xl30: in highest and best section. GEO.
{. WALKER, kresge building, 18th and G. s.
SIX ROOMS, EASEMENT: GARAGE; LARGE
yard; immediate possession; $7,10O; g 900
cash. and terms. OWNER. 3115 warder pl
NV. a.
ONLY so. 75OI$75O CASH-$IOO PER MO.
APARTMENT PEOPLE AND OTHERS
Do not miss this great opportunity. For 10
days only. will sell fourteen new houses In
one Of the best suburban places around Wash
ington. Only % minutes to the q, g. Treas
ury. ON one Of the best lines. These houses
could not be duplicated for less than $l4 900,
but as an inducement for 4 quick sale I will
sell, for ten days only. At the low price Of
SO $50, on the easy terms Of $3.50 cash and
balance 500 per month.
DESCRIPTION.
Six large rooms, sleeping porches, large
front porch. hot-water heat, electricity and gas
large tiled bathrooms. plenty of closet room,
cellar under entire house. laundry trays and
servants toilet; large lots and close to cars
See r. A. LISGER. 2377 Rhode Island ave,
ne. from 2 to pm
ONLY SO, 75O-S7SO CASH-SlOO PER Mo
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FOR SALE-COLORED-
Several very nice homes, located
in the NV. section, containing
6 rooms. Price, $3.50. Very
easy terms. For further infor-
nation, B. B. PINN, 7l2 Ken
yon st. NV. Telephone Col.
5817.
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mn .EWIIDE. near Bluemont and the noun
tains. is a nice place to spend fall yaca
tion. Address Edward Finnelle, Round Hill
Va, R. +. D., No. ..
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
Montgomery County

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. 15.-when
Andrew ]. Cummings, well-known
politician and former member of
the Excise Board Of the District of
Columbia, appeared before the grand
jury here today to testify in re-
gard to alleged illegal voting and
other reported irregularities in the
Chevy Chase precinct at the recent
election, he Is understood to have
objected to the presence in the room
of States Attorney Thomas L. Daw-
son.
Mr.. Dawson withdrew and re-
ported the incident to Judge Peter,
who immediately send for the grand
jury. Judge. Peter informed the
grand Jurors that they alone had
the right to say whether the States
attorney should be in the room.
and that IL his presence was not
desired they could indicate it by
q majority vote.
Gov. Richie has appointed Frank
L. Hewitt, OF Silver Spring, a no.
tary public for this county.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage of Miss Martha c.
Alexander. of Alexandria, Va, and
Oscar N. Bartee, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
and Miss Mary v. Martin and Ray
mond II. Stewart, both of this
county.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
HYPO-COD DOES
WHAT They SAY
1t Knocked Out My Cough
Built Me Up
Quickly.
DECLARES ANOTHER
..~. WASHINGTON MAN

Il had one of those tedious. per-
sistent coughs and colds that YOU
have a hard time getting rid of.
MY cough was so bad that couldn't
sleep good at night. Fits of cough
ing would wake me up. II had
worn me down until I had no ap-
petite or strength and felt mighty
achy and bad all over. The reason
why I publicly endorse Earle's Hy-
po-Cod and recommend 1T among
friends is because it is one adver-
tised medicine which really does
what they claim. ] never saw anv-
thing like it. It drove away nv
cough and cold and all that achy
stin feeling and built me up so
strong and well that 1 was amazed.
sleep fine, eat hearty and have to
admit that when it comes to putting
person back on their feet Earle's
Hypo-Cod is the real thing" de-
clared Aionzo. L. Harrison, 1899
Wallach Place, Washington.
Thousands of people realize that
colds and coughs come from a
weakened system so they set about
hrst stopping the cough and then
they keep right on with Hypo-CoL
and strengthen their system SO that
more coughs and colds won't come
Try 1t. Drop in at the nearest Peo-
pies Drug Store and get a couple
or bottles. Read what others saw
In articles on the right and below.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
She STOPPED
HUSBANDS COLD
and Cough QUICK
Her Children Had Bad Coughs, Too
Tells What She
WASHINGTONLANS
PRAISE HER METHOD

.,- My husband suffered with a bad
cough and cold for a long time and
II finally became SO bad he couldn't
sleep for coughing. His appetite
went away and he became weak and
listless. The cough got worse in
stead Of better and he was at a loss
to know what to do until one night
he picked up the paper and read
about Hypo-Cod which the Peoples
Drug Stores were recommending so
highly. He got a bottle and II il
simply grand. believe II will do
the work for anyone. It not onIy
stopped my husbands cough, but Il
uilt him up-gave him new strength
and energy and he started sleeping
fne all night long. His appetite is
splendid, too. The results were so
good gave II to my two little girls
who also had contracted bad colds
ana coughs and It did the work for
] never saw a medicine do the work
so nicely. 1t is wonderfully effec-
tive, declared Mrs. r. F. Whelan,
800 11th st. S. W.. Washington.
Thousands of people instead of
seeking temporary relief with sooth-
ing -syrups take this newer, more
modern tonic and do the Job right
while they are at it 1t is much
cheaper in the long run.
Read what others here in this city
say about this splendid up-to-date
the left and below. Then drop in
at the nearest Peoples Drug Store
and get bottle of the genuine
Earles Hypo-Cod
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
HAYS MAY GET
POST AS SOLON
Senator New to Be Postmas'
ter General and Hays to
Succeed, Rumor.

FRENCH LICK, Ind. Nov. s.
Selection Of Senator Harry New. Of
Indiana, as Postmaster General and
VIII Hays as successor to New in
the Senate is understood to be
strongly favored today by Repub-
lican party leaders, here for a rest
from the strenuous Presidential
campaign. While the deal would be
dependent on Governor-elect Nc
Cray, OF Indiana, who has the
power to fill any Senate vacancy, It
ts believed he will acQuiesce.
The arrangement, II was said,
viii allow Hays to continue as
chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
Kentucky Republicans here are
urging National Committeeman A.
z. Hert for a place in the Harding
Cabinet. Gov. Lowden's prospects
Of Cabinet position may depend
on the attitude Of Governor-elect
Small and other Illinois Republican
leaders. scheduled to arrive today.
Lowden opposed Small in the pri-
martes.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
The Washington Observer
Secretary Of Navy Under Harding Worries
the Cabinet Dopesters

Jersey, 10 entertaining his English
advertising partner. George W. Ket-
tie, of London, at Hot Springs, Va.
and VIII take him to Georgia for q
week Of hunting before returning
TO Washington for the opening of
Congress December 6. Senator Edge
IL one Of Warren q. Harding's init
mates on Capitol Hill. He 10 q mem
ber of the Senate Committee ON
Shipping and may be expected to
have something to say on Shipping
Board affairs, especially the German
deals, before many weeks are past.
Few recent Presidential acts have
aroused more criticism than Mr..
Wilson's appointments to the Ship
ping Board. Opinion Is weil-nigh
universal that the Senate will hold
them up. The White Houses Jest IN
naming as q Republican" member
a man who openly supported Cox
and Roosevelt Is on all fours with
its disregard of the necessities Of
the situation in appointing six men
out of seven wholly devoid Of ac-
tual experience with merchant ma
rine affairs.
Defenders Of the Shipping Board
appointments plead in extenuation
that $4,000 salaries-the maximum
provided by the new law-never will
attract really gilt-edged men. You
will hear 1t said In Washington that
for a government department Of the
magnitude of the Shipping Board.
seven commissioners at $4,000 q
year would be q cheap investment
for Uncle Sam. No salaries less
than that, 1t Is asserted, are likely
to attract men of the Schwab or
Gary breed. F w, w,
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
SHE SAYS USE HYPO-COD
FOR BAD, PERSISTENT COUGHS

Cod took right hold and drove ont
Inat cough. and with it all the tick
ing sensations in my throat. The
1 began eating like a starved person.
gained seven pounds, and il was
only little while until I was strong.
well, and feeling fine. My stomach
doesn't bother me in the least. and
I eat anything I want" declared
carrie p. Lee, 1926 18th st. N. W.,
Washington.
People who have Bronchitis and
upon entering a close, warm room.
like church or movie, start a at
OF coughing, and who have a tight
ness In the chest, shortness of
breath, and a wheeling while asleep
at night, should stop in at the near
est Peoples Drug Store tonight and
get a couple of bottles of this new,
modern and powerful tonic. 1t really
does do the work Read what an
other Washingtonian says in the ar
tcles on left, above, and below this
one
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
DANIELS
FAITHIN NATION
Tells Navy Yard Election of
Either Party Is Inma-
terial.

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 15.-Secre-
tary of the Navy Josephus Daniels
was the guest of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Rotarians today.
At a. m. he spoke before the
Portsmouth Rotarians, following a
breakfast rendered him by the or
ganization. at which he asserted
that the naval base at Norfolk was
10 be the biggest in the world, and
the Norfolk Navy Yard was to take
foremost rank among the navy
yards of the country.
He made tour of inspection of
both naval base and navy yard, and
was the guest of the Rotarians at an
oyster roast at Cape Henry. He
formally opened Y. NJ. C. A mem
DerShip drive this afternoon and
then addressed a mass meeting or
citizens In the Norfolk Armory Hall
IN the evening.
In a speech before the 5000 en-
pioyes OF the navy yard he declared
tnat whether we elect a Democrat
or Republican Congress next time,
america is so solid at the core that
mere Is no doubt Of her successful
future"
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
Churchill Sent to Poland,
Not Geneva, Officials Say

Maj. Marlborough Churchill.
United States General STAFF. is not
supposed to be in Geneva at all, II
is stated in official quarters. but in
Poland. His superiors in Washing
ton expect to hear that he arrived
in Warsaw yesterday, or that he
will be there at the latest today.
Churchill resumed his pre-war
rank Of major when he relin-
quished, on September 1, the di-
rectorship Of the Military Intelli-
gence Division. He was seriously
i'll last summer and Gen. March.
Chief of Staff. is understood to
have assigned him the trip in the
hope that the change might restore
his health.
1t was said in military circles
yesterday that the nervous states
men at Geneva probably jumped to
conclusions from the fact that the
late chief Of American military in
telligence happened to be tarrying
on. or crossing, Swiss soil.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
Coughs, Colds, Chest Soreness
EaSi|y Relieved in This Way
DRUGGIST Said
TRY HYP0.COD
Right Away My Cough and Cold
Left Me-BuiIt Me
Up.
WIFE AND | THINK
IT'S WONDERFUL

had a heavy cold and cough
LOT three months. Nothing seemed
powerful enough to reach 1t. Then
Z went down to the PEOPLES Drna
store at 14th and U SITS ana thus
spid me what others were sayins
ssoout Hypo.Cod. took a bottIs
hotafs home; It did the work. I used six
and We both swear by it-aIso ,o
recommend @ the tablets they give
you % free when you buy two botsIas
Cne Cnere is nothing will beat Hypo-
COO, and I've felt well and free 81
colds and coughs ever sine" aol ol
Sared 81 y; e. r. johnson, 1906 Valley
II you buy two bottles of Earla,s
hypo-Cod any Peoples Drug Stors
viii redeem coupons which cous
win Eare's Hypo-Col and give Won
regular 35c box of Hypo-Cod laxs-
'iEe taoIets (Earle's 59s) Free.
Read what other users saw below
and on the right ""
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
That Aehy SOre Stuy Depressed Feeling in the Chest After
Fever, Breakdown or Wasting
~~---. Illness Is Dangerous
EVERYBODYS LUNGS SHOULD BE STRONG
TO WITHSTAND THE CHANGEABLE WEATHER
Tells How to Stop Cough, Cold,
and Chest Sore
ness.
WHAT DRUGGISTS
SAY ABOUT 1T

Few people realize what an i'm
portant thing it is to keep the
lungs. throat and chest free NJ
coughs, colds and soreness. Altar
fevers or long wasting illness thou-
sands OF people get up and go ont
with their lungs still congested
with cold. bronchitis, etc.
This causes them to be bIearv-
eyed, cross. peevish. pale. weak and
anemfc and susceptible TO more
sickness. complications and all sorts
OF wintry ills. They cannot yyorL
wen, feel good. eat good or sIeen
as they should and contrary TO most
folks ideas IL Is not what you cat
or digest that counts. You get no
strength or vigor or rich red blood
. until your food passes in a grayisb
putrfd form from the stomach into
the lungs and becomes oxidIzed and
a rich, warm vigorous red, by con-
tact with the air you breathe. This
explains why many peonle eat
: plenty OF food. but remain weak
thin and pale while others who
breathe deeply, freely and witbopt
cough or cold, eat light and still
are rosy fat vigorous and full of
pep. VI
IL yon have a cough or cold re-
member -thfs-if your lungs had
been strong and well you would NOT
nave caught cold, cough or feyer-
so why not strengthen the systsrn
increase your own disease resistIng
vitality and build yourself nm risht
no" with tonic? Take a couple
bottles or more of this new. more
modern tonic called Earle's Hvno-
Cod and be free OF such wintrv
troubles. Get all the good fror,
your blood; bring back the roses 20
your cheeks. Put the pep and vigor
pack Into your blood and instead NJ
shivering with every cold wave
ger some rich. red. Matchmaking
blood In your veins.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is a madam
setter tasting, more powerful and
quick acting tonic, containing soIp-
Die and digestible extractives and
peptones obtained from cod livars
freed OF the sickening oil itself ana
enhanced incidentally by combina-
tion with extract of wild cherrv
Dark. malt extract, iron peptonata
and the combined hypophosphites q,
lime. potassium, manganese, strych-
nine, Quinine and sodium. All of
these elements have been used for
years by physicians in building mn
weakened lungs and rundown. de-
biiitated people.
Earle's Hypo-Cod Is nice tasting
and agrees with the most delicate
stomach. Chemists assert that n
Is the most powerful preparation OF
its kind made. Druggists assert re-
SUITS from Its use are amazing. Note
the nationally known Earle Shan,io
cal Company's name which 4fs .
guarantee Of finest quality in rnef3i-
cine Read in the Columns ON the
right what folks right here in this
city say about Earle's Hyno-S,od
after using it themselves and tben
drop in at the store nearest Yo,,
and get a bottle or two Of ;bis
splendid tonic which eyervhod1
should be taking now as wintayy
tonic. Read what they say on the.
tts
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
She NEARLY COUCHED HER
HEAD OFF, ACHED ALL over:
EARLE'S HYPO-COD STOPPED IT

do me any good at all, so I finally
started taking Earle's Hypo-Cod,
and I wish I had done that first.
The first few doses seemed to ease
that horrible cough and I stopped
sneezing so much. That night 1 GOT
a Few hours sleep. and from that
time on 1t was wonderful the way
Hypo-Cod built me UP. The cough.
aches. pains, headaches, and ali INV
troubles vanished. and I was sieep-
Ing and eating just fine. All the
soreness left me and I was soon
strong and well again. and so You
see / have good reason to recon-
mend Earle's Hypo-Cod to NV
neighbors and friends" continued
Mrs. Morton, who, like thousands Of
others in this city have found that
when 1t comes to quick. satisfactory
results three or four bottles OF
Earle's Hypo-Cod does the work.
Earle's Hypo-Cod right now at
this season. Of the year Is a splendid
tonic to take. Don't stop when the
cough has gone. Take Hypo-Cod a
few days more and fortffy yonr
system against sickness. !. Be free 81
such such troubles all winter long this
: D s..
The Washington herald., 1920-11-16
Stage Has New
Fullback on
Its Star Team

NEW YORK, Nov. Is.-For
fuIlback ON the aIl-stnr team
the dramatic critics are nominate
ing Mile. Alice Delysia- Kitty
Gordon isn't rated any better
than for halfback. Allan Dale.
for instance, wrftesf
To-day Kitty Gordon's back fs
primitive and merely historical.
The Delysia hack refuses all
limitations IL is so far-reachlnR
that you. gasp at Its nudacity.
The Delysia back even continues
its journey below the waist
line.
-And they used to say he care
full OF you'll take cold I'm your
back II such were the ease
there would be one OF the most
abominable epidemics imaginable
I'm this city. There must be
countless miles of pure, un-
adulterated backs on view at this
moment. II all the hare backs
In our theaters; both on and on
the stage. were placed length
wise, they would traverse the
ocean. You could walk to Europe
over feminine eervical vertebrate,