davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
Wort eget Land.
En- Rekke storme, som forle-

En- R@kke Storme, som forle-
den Nat og den folgende Dag
gik over den sydlige Del af
South Dakota, voldte ct Tab,
som sattes til flere Tusinde Dol
lars. Telefon- og Telegrafstolper
og Huse paa mango Farme ble-
ste overende. Kommunehuset j
Sioux Falls bley slemt beskadi-
get.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
20. 9.Aarg.

Franskmend, og 361, ,854 Mand
af dette Antal blev aldeles bor-
tie, saa deres Skabne like ken
des. Hvormange der d6de af
Sygdom, angives like.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
Jorden rundt.
Byldepesten Vera Cruz. Mex

Byldepesten i Vera Cruz. Mex
leo City, 10. Juni. Der har ve-
ret 80 Tilfalde af Byldepest med
% Dgdsfald, siden Sygdommen
forst brod nd Vera Cruz den
IA. April, oplyses der uofficiel-
lie Opgivelser.
Urolighederne Indien? LON
don, Is. Juni. Foruroligende Eff
terretninger ON en- tilsigtet Refs
ming Indien til Efteraaret er
.kommen til Regeringen her, op-
lyser Bladet Star" Gaar, idet
Diet udtaler, at der staar Bolshe-
viklitteratur bagved Bey@gelsen.
Belgiens Kvinder. Brussel, 10
Juni. Forslag ON at tillade Kvin-
der at velges til Parlamentet er
blevet vedtaget af Deputeret-
kammeret med 141 mod 10 Stem
mer. Hidtil har de belgiske Kvin-
der med Undtagelse af Enker eff
ter faldne j Krigen like veret
valgbare undtagen til de kom-
munale Valg.
De franske Tab. Paris, II. Ju,
nj. Bladet ,,Matin" fortaner, at
den endelige officielle Statistik,
der er udarbejdet af Krigsde-
partementet, oplyser, at der
Verdenskrigen faldt 1,362,S7a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
Pressen ON den repubikanske
Nationalkonvention.

Chicago Tribun-Omaha Bee
siger under II. DIS. fra Washing
ton: ,,Elementer af Diet repub
likanske Parti, som var imod
Senator Hardings Kandidatur
Chicago, synes at have beslut.
tet at svelge deres Skuffelse
i ct Fors9g paa at yinde EN- re
Kandidat i ct Fors0g paa at vim.
de en- republikansk SER j Nov
Denne Teori bekraftes af flere
Forsikringer ON at stNte Har-
ding, hyilke caves i Dag enten
mundtlig, we'd Telegram eller
Brev. r. B. Strassburger, en- al
Johnsons Managers; Senator
Moses fra New Hampshire, Ma
nager for Wood og indflydelses-
rig i den progressive Fl9j; Sc
nator Kenyon fra Iowa, nok Ell
Progressiv; Senator Frauce fra
Maryland, selv Kandidat for No
mination, og Nicholas Murray
Butler lovede allie deres St9tte
Men medens disse Represen-
tanter for forskellige af Partiets
Faktioner kommunicerede med
Senator Harding i Dag, saa Ell
der intet hort fra Hiram John
son. Senatoren sagdes at vere
afrejst fra Washington efter
Chicago for derfra at gaa til
California ON faa Dage. Han
har like veret i sit Kontor, 81
den han returnerede fra Chicago
og har like udtalt sig om sit
Standpunkt. Mr.. Strassburger
sagde, at han like troede, Sc
natoren havde i Sinde at for
lade sit Parti og' Suite sig til
ct tredie Parti.
Samme Dag citerer World
Herald" fra Chicago Herald
and Examiner: EFT Parti," sag
de Goldwin Smith, ,,begynder at
do. saa smart diets Maskineri
bliver vigtigere end de Prin-
clipper, hvorpaa Partiet grunde-
des.
Nok en- Gang demonstreres
denne Sandhed we'd den repub-
likanske Konventions Valg al
en- ,,Stalwart", fremragende re.
spektabel, nonprogressiv Repr@-
sentant for den gamle Gardes
Maskine, Warren G. Harding,
til at bIive United States Pra.
sident.
Det var en- typisk republi-
kansk Nomination. Den passede
sammen med den republikanske
Platform - ct ordrigt Forsoe
paa at holde Diet republikanske
PARTS Maskineri sammen uden
den ubarmhjertige Nodyendlg.
he'd af Ell hgefrem Erkl@rine
af Principper.
Harding er en- Type al Stats
mand, der n9jagtig passer sam
men med de store financielle In
teresser, der har ejet det repu
blikanske Parti lige siden del
holdt op med at representert
Nationens Samvittighed og pro
gressive Principper. Hans Re
kord er rem, og han er erfaren
at tage imod Ordre. y
,,Terningen er kastet, hvad Re
pubhkanerne angaar. Enhver vir'
.kelig progressiv V@lger i United
States vender sig instinktmessle
mod San Francisco for at Sc
hvad den demokratiske National
konyention vii gore.
Den gamle Gardes Nomlna
ton er en- virkelig Udfordrlnl
til de Progressive j allie Partier
deres egen indbefattet, og de
er vanskeligt at forestllle slt
den Slags Udfordring ignorere
af saadanne, som setter PrlnciI
over Parti."
Oyennevnte w. H." citere'
videre fra Detroit News
Warren G. Harding al ohl'
or INST omtrent den bedste NO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
270 Kadetter graduerer. West

270 Kadetter graduerer. West
Point, N. Y, 16. Juni. Den st9r-
ste Graduationsklasse i Krigssko-
lens Historic - 270 Kadetter =
modtog Gaar Diplomaer fra
Krigsminister Baker, hvoryed de
straks blew Sekondl9jtnanter
Det er sandsynligyis den sidste
af Krigstidens Klasser, der an
vendte to Aar til Studium og
Trening. Klassens ,,honor man"
var James B. Cullum fra Penn
sylvania. General Pershing talte
til Graduenterne, ligesom Krigs-
minister Baker holdt en- kort Ia
lie. ALE Graduenter rejste we'd
Middagstider med Permission, der
oph6rer Oktober, da de vii
gaa ind deres Regimenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
De tyske Socialdemokrater.

1
renbachs Fors6g paa at dame
ct Kabinet indenfor de ire gam
lie Koalisationspartier er hidtil
mislylxkedes. Socialdemokraterne
har endelig meddelt, at de like
vii deltage. De siger dog, at de
lkke vii l@gge nogen Hindring i
Vejen for Dannelsen af ct nyt
Ministerium. DR.. Fehrenbach un-
derhandler nu med Borgerparti-
erne.
American Federation of Labor
og Soviet Rusland. Montreal,
Que, 16. Juni. Eft Forslag ON,
at der skulde rettes Ell Henven-
delse til United States med An
modning ON at anerkende So.
vietregeringen og heve Bloka-
den mod Rusland blev Gaar
paa American Federation Of La
bors Aarsm6de her nedstemt eff
ter en- warm Debat. James A.
Duncan, der tilh9rer Central La
Dor Council Seattle, forte Kam-
pen for Sovietregeringen, st@ttet
af Representatives. for Ladies
1
Garment Workers, men Konven.
tionen yedtog med stor Majori-
tet Neutrality-suspicious. Indstil-
ling, der gik I'D paa, at intet
Skulde cores.
Kina gpr sig geldende. Shang-
hal, Is. Juni. Den kinesiske Re-
gering har formelt underrettet
England og Japan ON, at der vii
iblive gjort kraftige Indvendin-
ger imod enhver Klausul i den
engelsk- japanske Allianse, der
forspger at bestemme Xmas Still
Ling, medmindre Planen oprin-
delig er sendt Kina til Overvejel-
Sc Eft Precedens har man Ki-
mas Holdning November 1917,
da Kina underrettede Amerika
og Japan ON, at det like Wide
v9re bundet af Lansing-Ishii
Overenskomsten.
Xmas nuverende Optreden er
ct vigtigt Fremskridt i Diploma
ii, da Diet giver den kinesiske
Regering en- Undskyldning for
F'remtiden at negte Anerken-
delse af Forskrifterne den nye
engelsk- -.japanske Tralktat og be-
tegner Xmas Debut i NY Forbins
delse med udenlandske Regerin,
ger.
Den franske Presse og Ligaen.
Fra Paris meldes Hele den fran
ske Presse lader til at vere en-
Modstander af Folkeforbundet,
for den gleder sig h6j Grad
over, at Senator Harding er BILE.
vet nomineret af Republikaner-
ne paa Ell Platform, der gaar Lii.
gaen imod. Den kalder ham uden
Forbehold Wilson's Efterfol-
ger" :"
ALE Redaktionsartikler ON
Folkeforbundet gaar dette imod.
Nu, da Republikanerne officielt
har stillet sig imod ct Folkefor-
bund, tror de franske Blade, at
Tiden er kommen, da United
| States b0r vide, at de har ringe
Tro paa ct saadant Forbund.
Royalistbladet l. Action Fran
caise siger: ,,Mgaen har altid
staaet magtesl6st overfor ct Fax
| tum som Fiume. Den republican,
ske KonWention CAV Forbundet
Naadestodet. Mr.. Harding kom.
mer til at rive Illusionens Slor
fra Folkeforbundets Konstitution.
,,Naar United States Borrower
Ligaen, hvad den udgiver sig for
at vare, nemlig EN- Oyerstat og
en- international Regering, vii
! man blive af med ct Stort Hyk,
! leri, og Folkene vii have Frihed
til at tage Forholdsregler til at
sikre sig sely mod Farer. For
| ibundssystemet vii after komme
i til Live"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23

lige Tilfelde af Byldepest er BILE
vet opdaget Victoria og Tam
pico, Mexico.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
Byldepest i Galveston. Calves

Byldepest / Galveston. Calves
ton, Texas, Is. Juni. En- ung Pi,
ge paa II Aar d0de her j For,
gaars efter EN- kort Sygdom, der
if9lge en- Diagnose af DR.. NJ. F.
Boyd, Professor i Bakteriologi
we'd Statens medicinske College,
rimeligyis var Byldepest. dag
nosen blev bifaldt af baade Re
geringens, Statens, Countiets og
Byens Sundhedsembedsmend.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23

Krig imod Smitteb@rere. Pen
sacola, Fla, 16. Juni. Da det
blew officielt meddelt, at et nyt
Tilfalde af Byldepest var .ble-
vet opdaget, satte Byautoriteter-
ne Gaar Fart j deres Planer
for at udrydde de smitteforende
Rotter.
Brownsville, Tex, 16. Juni.
En- Kampagne for at udrydde
Rotter blev Gaar beordret her
og Matamoros, den mexlkanske
By paa den anden Side af Rio
Grande efter Modtagelsen af
Underretningen ON, at mist@nke-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23

G.. w. Perkins dcd. New York,
Is. Juni. Finansmanden G. w.
Perkins afgik we'd OGDEN Nat
/ Stamford Hall Sanatorium
Stamford, Conn, j en- Alder af
noget over So Aar. Det blew be-
kendt den 11.Juni, at han havde
faaet ct meget alvorlig nerv9st
Anfald, men hans Familie sagde
.intet ON, at der var Fare for
hans Liv. Han lbley r ii Dage
siden bragt til Sanatoriet for al
faa absolut Ro. Abode, som i ii
Aar war Medlem af Firmaet j
2. Morgen & Co., var f9dt Chi
cago den 81 Januar, 1862 og ned
stammede fra Engelskmanden
Jakob Perkins, der bosatte sig
i Boston 1851. Han var en- me-
get rig Mand og en- usedvanlie
dygtig Finansmand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
Stemmeretten Louisiana. Ba-

Stemmeretten i Louisiana. Ba-
ton Rouge, Ala, 16. Juni. Enhver
Mulighed for, at Legislaturen
Louisiana vii gore noget for at
give Kvinderne Stemmeret for
Valget November blew fjernet
i Gaar, da Huset med 81 mod Al
Stemmer nedstemte Resolutionen
ON federal Ratification og deref-
ter straks vedtog med 60 mod
80 Stemmer en- Resolution ON H.
gefrem at mods@tte sig federal
5temmeret for Kvinder. Resolu-
tionen om federal Ratification
blev nedstemt Senatet forrige
Uge, og ct Forslag om Statsstem-
meret blew Gaar opstillet som
speciel Sag Senatet for Tors
dag Forslaget ON Statsstemme-
ret var vedtaget Huset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23

Stor Arveskat. Bestyrelsen for
st. Olaf College Northfield,
Mimi, er af North Dakotas Skat.
tekommisser underrettet ON, al
der af Harald Thorsons tesla
mentariske Gave til Colleget vii
fordres en- Arveskat af henimod
$115,000, idet der af den Elem
dom, der we'd Thorsons Testa-
mente overdrages til st. Ola1
College, er omkring 100000 in
denfor North Dakotas Grenser
Arveskatten i denne Stat er fra
5 Procent og helt op til 80 Pro.
cent paa Ejendom, bel9bende sig
over EN- halv Million Dollars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23

En- skrekkelig Regn, som paa
sine Steder sterkt narmede sig
Skybrud, indtraf forleden Dag
i Distriktet mellem Murdo og
Washington Springs, S. Oak. Me-
get Land blev sat under Wand,
og like saa faa Kreaturer druk-
nede. Ogsaa Huse 6delagdes, og
Milwaukee Banen lhavde Udglid,
ninger flere Steder. Hver eneste
Kalder i Washington Springs
fyldtes med Wand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
,,DANSKEREN"

der ejes af Den forenede dan
ske evangelisk-lutherske Kir-
ke Amerika" og udgives a.
Danish Lutheran Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
,,DANSKEREN"

: Danish American Weekly
owned by "The United Danish
Evangelical Lutheran Church
IL AIaerica", and published by
d .. Lutheran Publ. House
3 Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23

Sukkerroedyrkere. $50 Mexi-
canere er af Green Bay Sugar
Co. blevet hentet fra den sydli,
ge Del af Texas for at arbejde
paa Sukkerroeagrene i Brown
County og / tilst9dende Distrik.
ter, Wis. Andre Arbejdere er med
deres Familier kommen fra ST.
Louis, Minneapolis og Chicago
for at vere behj@lpelig med
Dyrkningen af Sukkerroer. Fir
maet har det hele hentet nae.
stem 600 Arbejdeer den sidste
Tid.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
B.M. Behrends Co., inc.
DECISION IN CASEY
SHATTUCK ADDITION
CASE IS RECEIVED
Follows English Ruling - Judge
Wolverton Writes Dissenting
Opinion

Copies of the decision in the Elk
land VS.. Casey Shattuck case re-
Gently issued by the Circuit Court
of Appeals for the Ninth District
at San Francisco were received in
town this morning by attorneys CON-
nected with the case. The proceed
ings grew out of flood from Gold
Creek in the Casey-Shattuck Addi-
ton about two years ago.
The majority opinion. written by
Justices Hunt and Gilbert, reverse
the decision of the trial court and
follows English rulings in similar
cases rather than the majority rul-
ings in American courts, according
to local attorneys. In a dissenting
opinion handed down by Judge VOL
verton. this fact is commented on,
and Judge Wolverton holds that
the American rulings should have
been followed, that the proceedings
in the trial court contain no reversi-
Bile error and that the case was
properly submitted to a jury by
Judge Jennings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
ALLEGED FRAUD
NOT SUSTAINED
SAYS Faulkner
Copy of Appellate Cour
Judgment in Tuppela
Case Received Here

A copy of the recent decision in
the Chichagof mining case by the
Circuit Court of Appeals at San
Francisco, in which the decision OF
the trial court was reversed and
judgment rendered for John Tuppela.
was received today by H. l.. Faux
ner, attorney for the Chichagoff Min
ing Company The opinion is one
of considerable length, taking up
numerous questions involved, cover
ing % pages.
Commenting on the case, Mr..
Faulkner stated: 1.-The decision Of
the Court of Appeals reverses the
technical questions of the law alone.
The impression has been created
by street corner gossip that the
company's interest in the mining
claim in controversy was founded
on a title procured through a con
spiracy on the part of w. p. Mills,
Arthur G. Shoup. attorney for Mr..
Mills, and Probate Judge r. ". De
Almond. AS a matter of simple
justice to these men, l. want to
The record does not show one iota
of fraud on the part of anyone and
the decision is based on matters
that are just the opposite of fraud"
Mr.. Faulkner also stated that a
petition for rehearing is being pre-
pared at this time, and that if the
petition is denied, will be taken to
the Supreme Court of the United
States.
The findings of the Court holds
that the appointing of guardian for
John Tuppela is void and the APP
pointment and proceedings there
under invalid because of certain
defects in the notice published at
that time. Tuppela is found to be
owner of half interest in the Pacific
claim, sole owner of the Rising Sun
claim and likewise owner of an in
dividual half interest in the Over
The Hill claim. all on Chichagof Is
land.
The order of the appellate court
Is that the trial court enter a decree
adjudglng the appellate to- be the
owner of the whole of the Rising
Sun lode mining claim. and of an
undivided one half interest in the
Over The Hill claim and Pacific
lode mining claims, and directing
to him by the defendant
TO the suit to the legal title to the
undivided one half interest in the
said Over The Hill claim conveyed
to 1t by the government patent
and for an accounting of all ore ex-
tracted by the defendant from the
said Over The Hill claim, and for
judgment in favor of the appellant
for one half of the value thereof,
less one half of the legitimate ex-
penses of mining. extracting and re-
ducing such ore. and for an account
ing of the whole of the value
OF the ore extracted from the said
Rising Sun claim. and for judgment
therefor. less the legitimate ex-
penses of mining. extracting and re-
lucing such last mentioned ore and
Tor cost of suit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
FORMER JUNEAU MAN
ENROUTE TO INTERIOR

On the steamer Northwestern
which passed through here last
night, George Appel was a passen-
ger enroute to Ruby on a business
trip. Mr.. Appel, who was accom-
panied by his wife, resided III Ju-
neau number of years ago, later
removing to Dawson, and from there
going to other Interior mining
camps, including Fairbanks, Ruby
and Iditarod. While residing here
he was in the sheet metal, business
He is now a resident of Oakland,
Calf. He is going to Ruby to
ship out considerable personal prop
erty left there by him when he
went to the States several years ago.
During the stay of the steamer in
port he visited with a number of
his Juneau friends.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
LOCAL MAN IS
ASKED TO HELP
WITH REINDEER
DR.. D. S. Neuman Asked by
Canadian Government to
Assist Commission

Endeavoring to secure the ser
vices of DIR. Daniel S. INepman Of
this city, in connection with the
proposed establishment of the rein
deer industry in Canada, the Royal
Commission appointed by the Canad-
ian Government sometime last win
ter, has written DIR. Neuman re-
questing his advice on certain mat
ters pertaining to the matter and
asking for his cooperation.
DR.. Neuman, who was many years
on Seward Peninsula, before coming
to Juneau, imade extensive studies
of reindeer diseases and discovered
several, was successful in tracing
the course of the troubles and their
removal. All of his results were
turned over to the United States
Government and has been of vital
, Importance in prevention of disease
in the herds of the North.
The Canadian commission is at
present inquiring into the advisa-
/ biHty of establishing the reindeer
/ industry in northern Canada and
also considering the domestication
of the musk OK. In communicating
with DR.. Neuman, j. Ca Campbell
Acting Secretary of the Commission
writes: The Commission has been
advised that you are an authority
on the diseases from which the
reindeer herds suffer and | am in
structed to request you to furnish
the commission with a statement
covering the question of these dis
eases. 1t would also appreciate
receiving the benefit of your views
in connection with the general pur-
poses Of its inquiry
DR.. Neuman states that he sees
nothing 10 prevent the reindeer in
dustry from being successful in
Northern Canada. AS to the do
meStication of Musk Ok he is some
what doubtful. Three forms of par
asites were discovered by DR.. Neu-
man in the government reindeer
herds on the Seward Peninsula.
These were the Cysticerous carabi
lin seven varieties), in 1912; bac-
cili neerophorus carabi, in 1913;
follaris carabi, in 1914. The source
of these parasites and remedies were
discovered bV DR. Neuman
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
PORTS FOR "a HOURS ENDING A. N. TODAY;
FERDAY 49, = TO-DAY

NOTE Observations Ara Dutch Harbor ST. Paul and Kodiak
p. Rupert Seattle Port
hrd and San Frapcaco at q and m" juneau tim"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14

The tenant YOU OUGHT TO
HAVE for vour house or apartment
will rent ADVERTISED PROPERTY
Evening star., 1920-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
HOEHLING. PEELLE 4 OGILBY,
AttOrAeyD.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS.
trict OF Columbia.-United States Of Amer
ica, TO the use Of Rosslyn Steel and Cenens
bsult building Corpor. tion. q corporation;
United states Fidelity and Guaranty COMPANY.
a corpora tion, defepdants.-At law. No. 62SlO.
Pursuant to the reQuirements Of an act Of
Congfess, approved August 13, 1884, and the
act, approved February "a. 1905, amendatasy
thereof, notice Ii hereby given to all creditors,
IL any of the above named 6efenAant Far.
bauit building Corpora tion, under esatraet en-.
tered into September 80. 1918. between II and
the United States Of America for the con.
str,,ctio erection and completion (exceDt
founda tion) Of the Liberty Loan temporary
huildins, in the city Of Washington, in the DiS.
trict Of Columbia, anal settlement Whereof
vss made with said Farihault Building Cor.
ration BY the United States Of America, un-
Ser data May Z. 1919. that the above entitled
Action has been instituted upon the bond al
ssid contractor and against the latter e pris-
cipsl and against the other defendants ns1ed
ss sureties thereon. and that any creditor NAY
ale his or its claim In this action ana b
made a PARTY herein. as in said acts Of Con.
sress provided; q copy Of this notice to b
,mhiished daily for three successive Wssk. r
The Evening Star and once week for thrss
porter. beginnins IN eeeh with the week oi
A true copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG, CfePk. 81
CHAs. y. CLAFLIN. Asst Clerk. fs1-0t
Evening star., 1920-02-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington, February
1s, lS2O.-Ordered: That the Building Regu-
lations Of the District Of Columbia are hereby
amended by striking out the last paragraph
Of Section 30 relative to signs relating to
the sale or rent Of real estate and insert
ing in lieu thereof the following: Section
Of the Act Of Congress approved March 4.
1913 entitled IAN Act making appropria-
tions to provide for the expenses of the
government Of the District of Columbia for
the fiscal year ending June thirtieth. nineteen
hundred and fourteen, and for other purposes. 4"
(37 stats. part 1, page 974) provides rs fol-
lows: Real Estate Signs. Section Z. That
hereafter NO sign or advertisement relating to
the sale, rent, or lease of land premises shall
be located on the sidewalk or parking Of any
street, avenue, or road in the District of Co.
lumbia. One painted OF printed sign or adver-
tisement for the SALE rent, or lease of lands Of
premises may, with the written consent Of the
owner or legal representative Of the owner, be
placed, by any one Of not exceeding three real
estate agents. on any lot, piece, or parcel Of
land abutting on a street, avenue. road in
said District, or attached to the exterior Of any
building fronting thereon. The Commissioner rs
of the District Of Columbia are authorized to
use the police authority vested in them, to re-
Quire the removal Of any sign advertisement
in violation Of this provision. and to institute
prosecutions, in the Police Court of the District
Of Columbia, against persons viola ting the pro-
visions hereof. and every such person, upon con.
viction of such violation, shall be fined in the
sum Of not less than IS nor more than S2S -
LOUIS BROWNLOW, CHARLES w, KUTZ
Commissioners, d. c.
Evening star., 1920-02-17
GOOD SUBURBAN HOMES
CHOICE LOCATIONS.

NEAR ALTA VISTA. MD-six acres, fine
soil. long frontage on macadam road and cleo
INC railway. Good S-room house. bath Sleep
ing porch Hot-water heat; electric water
system. Hlgh elevation. Large lawn, splen-
did shade; fruit trees; outbuildings Difficult
to procure country home like this Price very
reasonable. $1o50o. Terms.
NE NEAR EDGEMoRE, .MD.-Interestinr sub.
urban home. II acres land Nearly new, at
tractirely finished, s-room bungalow with tile
bath. Hot-water heat; electric range and
water system. Excellent garage; large poul.
.,y s,y house; bearing fruit trees. all varieties;
s" sa"Dsi.es' grapes, currants, etc; large
avn hedge. shade and shrubbery. This prop
ertv ana location will please the most exact
ing. Price, s12,eoo. Terms
NEAR BETHESDA, MD-yerv comfo-t.h,.
ana well located home. attractive rooms,
hlce bath; gas and electricity; fine hot-wa ter
neatins ne. system; electric water system, Big
agus bed, etc. Garage. On macadam road.
near electric railway. Price, %, 800. Terms
GEO. W. ALLEN, Real Estate
5l2 Colorado bldg. Franklin 5567. !.
NEW HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS OF (
ana rooms nearing completion, with large
,ots: $50 to $4,750; $3.50 to S75O cash.
oaance like rent; rent Make reservations now.
FRED H. GREENE,
18th and Fitch SITS. me- 1ss
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW: ANIL: Lot 501
aso IT. to alley: fruit. Price. $500; 8, 900
cash. balance $50 per month; also have Groom
ss esasa'oT: s :, n ne~ a%i corner property; price
osIl bungalow. new. s.m.i:: price. $500. 81. 900
cash balance terms. +. H. SHINN, 361I 34th
st, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
NICE sIX-ROOM HOUSE. s ICRES: SNITJ
Gine' S.cnssa' 6arn. etc. car line and pike; near
Office. ooS '