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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-COntfAOe0.
NEW BUNGALOW; FIVE ROOMS AND
HoUsER, sst i n and Bunker o Hi road. Mt.
Rainier Nd Phone Hyattsville 80.
NEW. VACANT BUNGALOWS; LOTS 1sox2e5
e Hsyattsvilie; two blocks cars; 500; $500 cash
~ mo: IA kenois bldg, 18th and G 70
LEAVING TOWN. WILL SELL MY Pref
y bungalow Of rooms at a bargain; all imp
hot-water heat and sleeping porch: breakfast
See owner MRS AekER ss ,le Goth ST.
AT ALTA VISTA. MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Md. TWENTY-FIVE minutes from the city,
very desirable modern home Of eight rooms.
bath. hot-water heat. etc. stone construction:
slate room; Y Of an acre Of land; large forest
shade trees; beautiful lawn: one fine macadam
20 o. garage; immediate possession Price
H. IArANE LEWIS.
1872 st. NV.
Phone Franklin 1893 or Bethesda 31-W
GROOM HOUSE. WITH ALL MODERN I'M
provements; lot 100 feet front. with cement
sidewalks: blocks from station OF Washing
s-room house. with extra room in ATTIC; This
small house is an exceptional value. Modern
Improvements Lot 100 feet frcnt. ..,.-
city.
LYON & FITCH. OWNERS.
LYON Park Station lvinsonl. Clarendon. Va
FOR SALE-NEw FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW;
with electric lights: piped for gas range; run
ming water: concrete walks; and nea, ears ae
on any Of the following terms; $500 cash
and s33 monthly. including interest: or $500
CHAs. n. LiGHTRowN.
Owner and builder.
Telephone Hyattsvile I33-W.
p. q. Mt. Rainier, Nd. 2Is
OWNER LEAVING TOWN WILL SACRI-
fee brand new 5-room, bath bungalow; never
occupied lot 5ox125; front and back porches:
easy. Phone Clarendon 9. %.
81 :soo-LANHAM; MD.-TERMs: GOOD
roads. Address Apt: A 1872 G NV. ..
NEW HOMES.
Five-room bungalows.
Seven-room home.
All co aHs, bath electricity, motor
Priced very moderately.
Cash or easy terms.
Columbia station. E. Arlington Arlington P. O., Va.
Phone Clarendon 3o-Cleveiand l52 res. Office
VIII purchase a new S-room frame dwelling
in Del Ray. va.-Bath and toilet; h.-wh,;
electric lights: corner lot, 50x115; one block
Sr@ T Sunday
~ JOHN D. NoRMoYLE.
Phone Alex. 564. Alexandria. Va.
IS. 750-1O- ROOM HOUSE ALL MODERN:
fruit. garage. chicken house; 30 minutes to
Treasurr ~ squares to cars; possession; own
er: 5000 cash 20 Spencer ST.. Hyattsyille.
ny OWNER-5-ROOM HOUSE: LARGE
Porches; gas and electricity; line;
81. $50: immediate possession. 30 South Cedar
st. Dominion Heights Cherrydale. Va. 20
IN TAKOMA PARK MD-TWO SQUARES
from car line on graded street; Broom house,
cellar city water and I acre ground: So. 500.
cash or terms. OWNER. 1922 9th st. NV. %
HALL. STORE AND DWELLING. on LOTS.
cor. Longfellow st. and Georgia ave-. Bright
wood Park for IS 900 cash. Address W. X.
VAN HORN Box 1910 Takoma Park. D. G. 25'
8 ROOMS AND HALL, ELECTRIC LIGHTS:
heat. shade and fruit trees: large lot, hedge
around front and side; large garage; imme-
date possession; large porches: price. s.. 900.
small cash payment. balance monthly. FRANK
A. THOMPSON. Arlington, Va. Penrose sta
tion n9s
7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1873 FEET ON ALA.
ave. near Pa. Sc: 544 #. deep over y
acres; price. S., $50: cash. 81 $50, balance. $50
month, including interest.
r. F. BRADBURY,
o226 Pa. ave. Sc. 80
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AGCTI0NEER.

ADAM A. WESCHLER, AOCTlONEER
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STREET
BETWEEN Bird AND Al STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia. passed in Equity
offer for sale by public auction. in front Of
the premises. on FRIDAY. THE THIRTIETH
DAY OF JULY, AID. 1890 AT FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ. the following described land and prem
ises. situate in the city of Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia, to wit: Lots lab. IA. 14o
and 146, in square 546. having n frontage of
63 % it. on the south side Of street between
3rd and Az streets southwest, containing
about g. 77S square feet
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash the balance in two
equal installments, payable in and two
years. with interest at per cent per annum.
payable semi-annually. from day Of sale. Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property Sold
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser.
deposit Of $500 required of the purchaser at
the time of sale. All conveyancing. recording,
revenue stamps and notaral fees at the cost
of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day OF sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser. after five days adver-
tisement Of such resale In some newspaper
published in the city Of Washington, D. c.
WILLIAM +. LEAHY.
Columbian Building.
CHARLES w. DARR.
Southern Building.
iyo0-d&ds Trustees.
NJ
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Clarendon. Va. Phone Clarendon 70. 29s
5-ROOM DWELLING WITH ) ACRES GOOD
10 ind; two miles from trolley; easy terms
81 600
Groom bungalow; hot-water heat; bath; cleo
trio plant; garage: tenant house; very desir-
ably located; miles from city; SIS. 900.
New Groom bungalow; near trolley; bath,
electric light, ETC.; $6,JOO.
20 acres hne land; 10 acres in apple orchard ;
dwelling. stable, ETC.; miles from city;
81 900.
LANGLEY FARMS-Handsome building
sites; Q to 10 acres fine land; located on ma
cadsm; miles from city.
10-room cottage; bathrooms; garage; on
macadam road. miles from city: to be I'm
ished about August Is; $4,000.
COURTLANDS TITLE CO.. INC,
Mclean Va
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H0MESEFKERS.

H0MESEEkERS.
IS down. $ per month. You build immedi-
steIy. Lot 23x137. poor mans chance to
get a home. Owner. Mr.. YOUNG, 1884
kenyon 81 p-Y. Col S561.
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SACRIFICING
9 ROOMS, | ACRE,
WEST FALLS CHURCH.

Large living room, opens to front porch ain
ing room. kitchen. bedrooms, den pumphouse
and pump. garage and stalls. hay loft. big
tiful lawn many shade trees also plenty fruit.
81 pear trees, cherries, grapes. etc. located on
Broad ST. across from West Falls Church sta
ton that Is on 10Th and Pa. line known
As Dr. Southern's house. II looking for sub
urban home this is cheap. Sacrificing, $4,9i3:
cash, $500; balance, $50 per month. includes
everything. Inspect any time.
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REAL BARGAINS IN MODEST SUBURBAN
homes-Maryland Park; neat four-room bun
galow; electric lights; large porches. shade
and lawn; large lot; garage; $3.50; terms.
large rooms; good lot; $2.55O; terms.
Neat little farm; nine miles out; near sta
ton; 3 acres land: lots fruit: six-room dwell
Ling; not quiet finished; bargain at 49, $50;
quick sale, $3.50.
ARTHUR NJ. COMMON,
Room 222 726 18th st. NV. 25s
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OWNER MUST SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL
country home Just completed. because bust
ness necessitates his moving to New York
hollow tile bung allow: one acre ground; all i'm
provements; fine garage; house screened attic
TO cellar; front and rear porches screened !;
just completed beautiful driveway; s5-foot
drilled well, with motor; $50 gallon pressure
tank in cellar; finest water obtanabie open
fireplace; pipeless furnace heat; closets as
large some folks bedrooms; Hughes cleo
tric range in kitchen electric cooking: rate
lower than gas. Cellar-Concrete throughout:
transoms over all doors: outside spigots for
watering gardens and washing auto. This
house built by A. J. Porter. Clarendon, Va.
conceded the highest class architect and build.
err in these parts. Price $4,000; part cash !:
balance very easy terms: property located at
Veitch station on Washington & Virginia line,
from 18th and Pa. ave-. or by auto to Claren-
don. to Bnllston. cross Washington o. d. II.
X. tracks at Garrison and first cinder road to
right; trolley service every 10 minutes; IS
minutes to d. c.; fine auto road.
If not worth at least $4,000, it is not
worth d nickel.
A. W. ELDRIDGE.
Post ONCE address
Falls Church. Va. X. r. d..
Open for inspection after pm. Saturday
and all DAY Sunday. o5s
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE
FOR BETTER SERVICE, CALL ANsONIA
Furniture Co.. sol 500 H st. ne. Large padded
motor vans; good. experienced men. Ask for
special rates on ng-distance hauling.
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BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW.

Six rooms. bath and sewing room: hardwood
trim: laundry; cement walks: garden ready to
plant; chicken house; room for garage: near
cars; fare; on 36th st. south of Newton.
Mount Rainier. Nd. Price. $1,000. $1,000
cash. $50 monthly. FRANK NJ. COWARD and
s. A. MELIUS. Owners and Builders. concrete
block house. 37th and Newton ST.. Mt. Rainier
Nd Inspect any time. 25s
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. BUILDING LOT 6s,x
40. on Northampton St. half block east of
Nevada ave-. terms. Address Box TO- Star
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TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS. WITH SEWERAGE
and water: located in North Chevy Chase; one
carfare: bargain IL sold at once. Address box
ASK. Star office.
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL LOT AND HOME SITE
This beautiful home site on sixteenth street
Heights was purchased the location FOR our
own permanent home. after careful invesnga-
ton Of all parts Of the city. In comparative
ly short time this lot will be worth one dollar
per square foot. Lots like 1t in same section
are now priced from 60c TO Toe. For half cash
I will sell at 42c per square foot. Have left
Washington for perma nent home in New Eng
land. Lot is 20 feet by 40. highest elevation
north of White House. just of of 18th St. bet.
Alaska and 14th ST. NV. Surrounding
country four sides can he seen from this
lot Pine spruce, nut. fruit and shade trees
on this lot, planted by Gov Shepherd.
former governor of Maryland. Trees and shrub
berry arranged you can build your home with
out disturbing them. / challenge you to in
vestigate this bargain. If interested write or
wire o. II. BENSON. los Fort Pleasant ave-.
Springfield Mass 25'
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CHEVY CHAsE-COoL, CHARMING HOME,
rooms. detached. lawn, fruit. flowers. garage;
furnished: August, and Sept; SIPS mo. Adt
dssss Dox 119,K, atar ones.
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THREE a5xiO0 LOTS: VIII. SELL TWO:
overlooking beautiful Rosemont. Va.
graded street. 10 feet from main road; high
est elevation five minutes TO ears twenty
minutes 10 18th and Pa. ave; excellent car
service. +. f. DOWNHAM, owner. 10 18th
St NV Main I96. %
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Cd00,
everything. This is a real home and excep-
tionaly well built. See this: it's cheap; i'm
mediate possession.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties.
/ Specialize In Nearby Virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 H NV.
JULY AND AUGUST ARE THE BEST
esa ass " ss asKn.
vacations during these months and paying Lit.
tie attention to business. therefore the demand
FALLS CHURCH is an ideal suburb Of
Washing ton-High altitude, no mosquitoes or
FOR SALE.
s se esaoa asse 1S
5-r. house; ami. hot-water heat: lot 1oox
200: !. sha ade garage; two squares from troll
7-r. stuceo house; near trolley: large lot:
shade; beautiful. attractive home. s. 800;
I0-scre chicken and fruit farm: near Falls
Church. Groom h FSR hE y; ic0'
12-r. house; ami; near trolley; SIS per
s-r. house; furnished Or unfurnished; ami;
No property n sn0 Z. c e sSeeaI''
Real Es1 T.ii. d dSaps . v, Insurance.
Telephone Falls Church SO.
NEAT HOME. CLARENFoRD. vA.-sTx
rooms rooms and bath; gas; electric h.h large
den planted; lot grapes; other fruit. saeri-
ARTHUR y. coNNoR.
Room 222. 726 18th st. NV. 25s
3 ACRES; 8 ROOMS AND BATH; OUT
buildings hne orchard; grapes; good neigh
borhood: near station at High Bridge, Nd /;
W.; b. & A. electric road; 5000: easy terms
me az Esh or 1ars sn s Can
tai Trust bldg.
NEW 7-ROOM. 2-sTORY FRAME HOUSE
Concrete walks front and back; nice shade !;
three outhouses. grapes and fruit: excellent
well water s- on, on porch nice porches; lot for
Commission; sacrifice. S. go to quick i ba1er
one car fare; 20 minutes to heart of D. g.
Take District Line cars to 61st street; walk
south blocks to East Capitol st. ne
NJ. A. BRAY. S6s
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
from owner his modern s-room house; in the
quick sale Address AZ Maple st. fnsnect
any day except Saturday. 25s
SUBURBAN BARGAINS; WELL LOCATED.
worth price; beautiful home D. c. suburbs
overlooking the Potomac river and virginia
hills; high; healthy: nine large rooms; bat
shade: flowers: 5000.
Silver Spring: two acres land; good s-room
orchard; SO. $50.
Good home; 10. rooms; bath: heat: large
double garage; Berwyn. Nd. $4,000.
Fine new bungalow; Mt. Rainier; five large
rooms: bath; heat; electric; gas; large Iot !:
real sacrifice; $3.50.
ARTHUR N. CONNOR
Room So2 100 18th ST NV o,s
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

IN v CO1 1NVxIN I Z 1EV1 G1L1 Z.
FIvE-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, 1923 NEW
Jersey ave. NV: renting for $3.50 month;
price, 1880; $500 cash, balance monthly
inquire 1915 AZ st. s.w. 25'
THREE-FAMILY APARTMENT, ROOMS
bath and kitchenette each. on corner near
18th and o SITS. NV; price only $4,000;
partly furnished; nets well over 16 per cent:
can be increased; snap; s. 600 cash required
balance on terms. Address Box 2l2-K, Star
Office. 25s
ON AN INVESTMENT OF s., 800 CAN
show you a return Of q per cent net Act
quickly Address Box 194-k. Star Office .
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Falls Church, va, X. r. d..
Open for inspection after pm. Saturday
and all day Sunday. 25s
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE@STORE CyACANT).
. apis. above; leased $40: fine for drugs. mil
1inery. etc; easy terms. ". 2745J 26s
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TAKOMA PARK, 50x150: ALL IMPROVE
ments; only SIS cash. s. monthly.
Col 1o27-J.
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One of the most prodigious and
perhaps the most formidable of
sharks is the man eater (Carcharo-
don carcharias). 1t roams through
all temperate and tropical seas and
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ARGYLE PARK. LOTS FOR SALE 18th
Webster SITS. Overlooking 10th st. and Rock
Greek Park. High elevation. Distant views.
Low prices. Go out today and the best
subdivision in Washington. My sign is there. a.
II. RYAN owner. 1416 st. NV Main 7549
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AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
BY OWNER LEAVING TOWN SEVERAL
DESIRABLE LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE, u. e. ::
BARGAIN II PURCHASED BEFORE JULY
81: NO AGENTS. ADDRESS BON 342-k
STAR OFFICE. 70
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FOR EXCHANGE. 81
LARGE ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES.
business and suburban properties. apartments,
building lots and farms on which exchanges
can be made: We are making speciality and
have many advantageous propositions.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., Inc,
73S 18th st. NV.
Exchange Department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain, Close
Chicago. H.. Dee 21--Close-
Wheat-March, S1-s2A; May. S1.5s.
Corn-May. IAlzc. July. l5c.
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Chicago. Ill. Dec. 20--Close-
Pork-January f22-s5.
Lard-January, s12-92; Nay, SAG.
Ribs-January, stL17; Nay. f11.1o-
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. III. Dec zl-Butter-Firua-
Creamery, 80 o SIC.
EEg@Lower: receipts. 21s9 case1
Firstss So q 64cs ordinary firsts. IS O SEE.
at mark, cases Included $50 Soc refrig-
orator firsts. sec.
Poultry-Anve. higher. Fowls. $50
-bes springs, 25c; turkeys. SOC.
Fotaroes-Steauyi receipts. 80 cars
Northern white. sacked. Sf.4581.55 cwt [:
bulk. si.50G l-60s Idaho rurals. sacked.
$3.50 91.6o
Kansas City Produce. Close.
kansas City. No, Dec. ZL-EgFs-Low-
er, Eirsts See seconds 4sc-
B1tter-Cr Creamery. unchanged Pack
ing butter higher, 1s71sc.
Pouitry-Hens. ROSTERS. Eprinr1, IN
changed. turkeys, higher. 3ec-
Kansas CITY Gram Close.
Kansas city. No. Dee 21--Cash wheat.
unchanged TO &c higher. No. 4 hard. sLToa
l-se; 10 !. sLlo4L15s No 1 red, fLss o
Corn-unchanged TO &c higher; No. 2
mixed. sc; No 3, 5fci No. 2 white. 5Sc.
20. 2. sec; No. yellow. CSC; No. 8. sT8
oats-UnehanEed. No. white. 4sse.
No. 2 mixed. 50 q sc
Rye-sL52
Kafnr and milo maize, s11eGLao-
Hav-UnchanEed.
Wheat-Recelpta. 145 cara
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
Toys Made In &c.
HOSPITAL For Orphans

New York. Dec 21-Thousauds
OF children IN orphan asTluus are 60
ing 70 be happy on Christmas morn
ing when certain large and uromls-
OF Columbus headquarters in New
Haven, Conn, viii be opened The
contents OF these packages VIII be
toys made In the famous K. OF G
factory at St. Elizabeth's hospital,
Washington, under the supervision
OF James Kelly. ID. s. c., eX-marine
and redoubtable Casey"
For more than a year the she'll
shocked men or the ospltal-Enen
who had survived some OF the tough
est battles Americans engaged IN dur
ing the great war, but not without
marks Of their participation-have
been working under KeIly's super
vision in the K OF 9. toy factory. The
to help cure the shel-shocked veter-
ans for whom ordinary psychlatric
practice could do little
Jim Kelly, who had been she'll
shocked, gassed, shot and everything
else, came out OF St Elizabeth's him
self He asked the K OF c. 70 give
him hand at curing his comrades
and with permission OF the hospital
authorities he commenced classes in
toT-naklnE n comfortable, airy
sinEle-story shop constructed By the
X. Of C. on the hospital grounds
With frec-savVs and lathes and other
necessary Tools All operated ~ cleo
tricity OF foot power, the work got
under way. No fewer than 500 men
have been graduated from the toy
factory. their silment substantially
cured
Now an accumulation OF animals
such as not even Noah accommodated
IN his ark are ready for shipment 70
the little Inmates Of great city or
naEes-many OF them left By hero
fathers who fen during the war. Au-
60 d IN
other kinds OF toys are IN the as
semblage- The K OF c. could have
found some market for them but the
men who made the toys heartily
agreed with the knights that they
should be given 70 the kids. Su-
preme secretary william J. Mckinley
VIII act as Santa Claus from X or
c. headquarters in New Haven and
many thousands OF little ones win
have something worth while on
LnrIEtmag norm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

HAVE TOFIGHT
FOR ITS TRADE

If FL Pas0 hopes 70 be the Iargest
city in Texas and the metropolis OF
the southwest It must not overlook
the Mexican trade opportunity knock
ing at her door. was the advice r F.
Burgess gave the Salesmanshib club at
its luncheon Tuesday.
Mai. Burgess said that Dallas. san
Antonio and Houston were reaching
out after Mexican business and that
FL Paso seemed hard to convince that
Mexico was stabilized again. The
thing that has always made cities. the
speaker said. was trade and no pro-
reduction and manufacture.
c. n. Bassett made an appeal for
the $4,000 starving babies Of Eu-
rope Members OF the club agreed 20
call on 70 people and ask them to
contribute TO the fund
Ted Lester made a sales demonstra-
ton
Miss Lois shaw sang two songs ac-
companied by Miss Velma Chenoweth-
Miss Margaret Hines gare two read
ings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
FARM BILLS
TOBE PUSHED
BY CONGRESS

Washington. D. c.. Dec 21.-Repre-
sentative Hudspeth gave out the fol-
lowing statement TO-DAY:
AT a meeting Of the steering COM
mittee appointed by chairman Knut-
son to report out the agricultural in
terests from the general commission
Of $50, II was unanimously decided
that the war finance corporation Dill
be iudorsed and represent atives from
agricultural and livestock sections
get behind this measure and II neces-
sary vote 70 pass IL over the presi-
dents veto
The FordEey tariff measure was
Endorsed and all pledged themselves
TO work for its passage without
amendment. and also the Tincher-
Young bill directing ne secretary OF
The treasury 70 deposit with the farm
loan banks throughout the country
the profit Of S100.0n0.9O0 made By the
federal reserve bank since its inau-
gura ton 20 be loaned TO the farmers
for a period Of two years.
eOn contention Of myself. congress
man Summers and Congressman
1lansfield that there vas no Iirestock
TO bring IN the way 81 cattle, a duty
should be placed upon frozen meats In
this country, the chairman, hlr. Young
Of North Dakota. was instructed by
this commission to 20 back TO the
ways and means committee 10 make
effort 10 secure duty en- frozen meats
equal TO the duty on importation Of
cattle on the hoof."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
AMERICANS TO
EEDSTARVING
VIENNAKIDDIES

Vienna Austria. Dec 21--Christ-
mas cheer in Vienna viii be dis
tributed only among the children by
the American mission. the American
relief administration and the Ameri-
can Red Cross For the majority Of
the 100000 Inhabitants Of the city
this Christmas is certain to be the
darkest ever known
The strike Of hotel. restaurant and
cafe employees has spread TO the out
lying sections, closing more shelters
people coming from their cold homes
A heavy fan OF snow. which only
served 20 deepen the gloom OF the
people Of Vienna, is being removed
By groups Of pale men and women
many Of whom fall 70 the ground
from exhaustion caused mostly by
starvation. The Nienuese shuttle
about the streets, resigned and hope
less. IN preference to freezing IL their
homes that are filled with a pene-
trating chill resulting from the pro-
tracted lack OF heating
The American relief administration
VIII supplement its feeding program
By distributing $4,000 garments
among 100000 children Il viii pro-
vide a Christmas tree IN each Of its
1000 feeding centers in Austria
Each child viii receive an extra
one pound cake made. Of American
white flour The American Red Cross
VIII distribute clothing and con-
densed milk TO 10000 children under
six years Of age and children Of all
ages in orphanages and hospitals.
At the Christmas tree celebration
arranged by the Hoover mission 70
be held in Vienna. December %. the
Hainisch, will make his first public
appearance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
BIG SHOW PROMISED AT
BOYS IAZZ COUNTY FAIR

r. y. Mulllns manager OF the Boys
Jazz County fair at the 7. II G. A..
announces that the program for the
big show Is alomst complete Re-
ports BY the various committees viii
be made tonight
A special matinee for children viii
be given on the afternoon Of Deem
Der s, when extra features VIII be
provided
Among the attractions OF the show
as announced by the manager. -Ho-
kum-pokum." the wonder magician,
Is the hsadlinsr. He viii entertain
for IS minutes. taking rabbits from
silk hats and other tricks known to
the black art Fitzhugh Banks, mon
ocycle performer promises to be q
star OF the show riding on one wheel
and spinning circles on a dime
John Young. chairman OF the fl
nance committee, has so boys selling
tickets. The tickets are in q long
strip with coupons numbered from
one TO Is. Purchasers Will tear off
the coupons as they use them Pro-
ceeds OF the fair will be used to give
memberships in the Y. NJ C A. to
needy boys.