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The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29
PRICE TUMBLE SOON
IS SEEN BY BARUCH
TOP PRODUCTION WILL BE
REACHED EARLY AND PRO
FITEERS WILL SCURRY

Washington Feb, 27.-Bernard NJ.
Baruch told House war investi-
eating committee today that except
for Government fixing of raw mater
ial prices during the war, only the
shame of producers would have Ii
mited their rise and that the morale
of the nation would have broken
under riot of greed.
In the course of a five-hour eXa-
mination, Mr.. Bauch gave u first
hand account of his services as
chairman of the War Industries
Board and as member of the Coun-
ell of National Defense and the Amer
team economic mission at the ordeal.
with Chairman Graham trying to
fathom his relations with the Presi-
dent and his association with "Wall
Street interests AIr Baruch never
lost his temper or his smile.
Out of his experience with indus
trial problems. Mr. Baruch offered
the comforting hope that top produc-
ion soon would come, with a re-
sultant fall in prices. But there would
be the utmost decentralization today,
he contended. had the Government
failed to take hold and fix prices in
. wild scramble Of world buying.
"When the hoarder aud profiteer
see great productian in sight-and
they will be the first to see it-they
viii get from under" he declared.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29
Another Arrest in
Girard Bank Case

Columbus, Ga, Feb 27-Sheriff
Ragland and other officers of Rus
sell county have Just returned from
st Louis bringing with them Billy"
Crawford. we'll known white man in
the hold-up when the Girart bank
.Has relieved of about 100000.
Crawford has been placed in jail
Is announced by counsel that no date
has heen set for the preliminary trial
Of this man or the several others
held in The case. AS has been stated
the two Fords under arrest are now
in the rike county Jail at Troy.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29
DROPS SIX MILES AND IS
TEMPORARILY BLINDED

Dayton, o., Feb 27.--Maj. Rudolph
Schroeder broke the one-man re-
c@rd for altitude held by Roland
Rohif when $4,000 feet (estimatedD
over Dayton today In the flight
Schroeder's oxygen tank gave out and
his ship fell six miles before righting
itself The gas tank burst, making a
fan behind the machine. which was
gaken here for comet. The tempera-
ture at this height was So degrees
below zero. He fell with 1000 feet OF
the ground before regaining CON
sciousness sufficiently to right his
machine Major Schneider was tenn
porarily blinded. and is now in the
local hospital. His condition is not
serious.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29
BIG LOGGING TRUC5 WRECKED

Americas, Feb 27.-A large logging
truck belonging to Y. B. Hooks was
wrecked today at the Council Mill
bridge, two miles from Americus.
when its driver lost c2ntrol of the
steering mechanism. The truck was
overturned on the bridge, and John
jackson, negro riding on it, was
pinned underneath the wreckage, but
almost miraculously escaped with
Snly minor injuries.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29

and how much was strictly private.
The difficulty arose in part from
the fact that the appraisers have
been acculating for five centuries.
The settlement viii be dictated, it
Il sstated. by a desire to offer to the
Ho6enzollerns generous adjust
'ment Their acqaiasaence is said to
;hovo be n Stained 10 the bill in the
irrassiaa n TO pay the former
. rnairor l0o.0oO0oor marks TO
tHn a number Of castles, real es-
.qt aa personal property.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29
TURKS PROTEST REMOVAL
OF SULTAN FROM CAPlf0

Berlin. Feb 1o-The value Of the
estates which belonged to the fotmSr
German Empcroand his family may
reach 1.oOo,OOo,ooO marks. IN at
tempting to fix the compensation to
Count Hohenzollern fer that part OF
his private property taken ever by
the state. the authorities have eN'
pericnced difficulty in deciding
what part belonged to the Crown
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29
A MESSAGE FROM
BRO. STANFORD
r oTHE PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY
THE sIcE, OF cCRDELE.

| have been a victim of the "Flu' or
some kindred ailment for nearly two
weeks. | have thought Of the sick
and su ering and regretted that |
could not visit and help in this hour of
su ering. But in my weakness have
not forgotten to pray, that our Lord
might visit the people, heal their
bodies, but above all, that lie might
life us up from sin to salvation from
sehshness to unselGshness Pray
for me | hope to be out in a few days.
God is good His grace sus,ains.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29

The coal and steel magnates of
Germany. let by the ironmaster stin-
lcs. have brought the leading daily
weekly and monthly publications of
hat country. The outlook for a free
press is therefore not much better
than under Wilhelm.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29

40 serve the remainder Of his life in
the state penitontiary for shooting
death Frank j. Hodges on the
morning OF September 36 of last year
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-29

Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer
BY Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spralhs.
II relieves pain and soreness caused
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-05
NEW FREEDOM FOR WOMEN

They are now the political
equals of men and usually they
stand for better things than men.
The good women Of North Caro-
lima have always proven them
selves faithful and loyal to the
best interest Of mankind and to
the world No doubt many Of
them have thought and said they
would not have anything to do
with voting. But now they have
the same right to vote as menhave
and this brings about new free
dom for them and new conditions
and new responsibility and judi
ging them in the future by the
past we have a right to expect
them to do their duty Yes we
can depend on them, they will
register and vote in the coming
election there is nothing else to.
do. It don't matter if some
men have said if women vote
they wuld not, thew may see their
duty yet between now and the
coming election.
We all know that one kind
and crowd Of women will vote
almost solid for one party and If
our democratic women fail to re
gister and vote in the coming
election you see where we are
Some Of us remember past condi-
tions in eastern North Carolina,
when the Republicans ruled the
state and the nation The dem
ocratic women may have the pow
er in their new freedom duty and
vote on Nov End to keep this
state Of affairs off again | be-
live the women should vote and
under the circumstances with
courage and without fear Of run
ming the county as some men
have said they would do. |
know it takes grit and courage
) for women to stand up with men
! for their rights on election day
| but they will do it. We can de
] pend on them to do the right
thing fnhe Attorney General
| has ruled the woman voter must
| not give her exact age, but she
| must state that she is 81 years OF
| age or over. SO with no harm
to register and with your new
privilege, right and duty to vote
/ we democrats are going to coun1
on all good democratic women tt
vote with us IN the coming cleo
! ton and especially in Eastern
| North Carolina. | believe aftel
| the women give this matter 0.
/ voting more thought they will b'
! glad to officiate with the demo
cratic party because it holds on
| the greatest hope too the great
est number. Many towns ar
| busy now in arousing women an(
! some men must it too to tn
Importance Of voting in the com
| ing election, to vote after Nov.
| election day We believe ever,
| one Of US both men and wome]
to stand by and vote for tn
! party which has given us tn
/ best government
| We have had the boys as
and Russell Administration i
| North Carolina and we don
! want any more Of it. Stand b
the old democratic ship she Ia
! landed many thousands in safet
and with the women's vote i
| the coming election she can Ian
as many more. j. D. RAY
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mn, G. G. Weeks and children
-+oreI to Hamilton, this morn
inG.
Mrs Cecil Hassell who has been
sting her son DR.. Cecil Hassell
Lewiston, n. c. is expected
home tonight.
Rev. and Mrs. n. +. Coletrane
nI little baby granddaughter
I Ida Nav left on the II 30 train
f e." greensboro, n. c., where they
iii spend most Of ten days
visit.
Mr. T. j. Proctor, the clever
Coast Lines agent and Western
Union operator, left this morn
mo for Norfolk, Va, to enter the
Sarah Leigh Hospital for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Tlllery re.
urned yesterday from an ex
ended trip to Washington City
Buffalo. \. Y, Niagara Falls anc
Canada. From where the wen
"A New York City where a week
was spent seeing the sights Of
the city.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-05
Alabama Minister Relieved
Stomach Troubles Maze Hin Feel Sick at Meal Times,
But Now Always Enjoys His Meals

Ala, who writes: 'tI had stomach trou
BILE. When l would go to eat, I wouk
turn sick. I took one bottle Of Ziron
and it cured me. Am always ready
for my meals and enjoy them. thin
it is a fine medicine.'
If your food hurts you, if your appe
tits is COZ, il 70. arc pale. Woa:1 : II
rundown, and kGYe 9TH symp>a.ls
that in1ica e yc,-1 81 stem needs Aall
try Zirea 1t VIII ss.t iron into eron
blood aE6 lip build you up. ia
ssccor<'-sc5; 20 d.g 80. rs, ana i not
beneI1ea ~ tile iir@t Bottle ti.e money.
back guarantee VT. project de
Ask your d@u5Gl.t-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-05

THE County Commissioners will
offer for sale to highest bidder,
a five passenger Ford Car 1st
Monday in Oct at Court House
in Halifax. This car is in good
fix.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-05

- O YO5 enjoy your meals? Eat
80 without the dread of the after
effects?
Lack Of appetite. and disgreeable,
slck-at-the7s-o feeling after meals,
usually indicate that your digestive
organs are not working properly. As
result, you will feel weak, lose weight
and lack the energy that is to be de
rived from well digested food.
valuable help in correcting such
conditions is mentioned by the Rev
u. X. Mckenzie. Of Route l, Section
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-05

Perfect realism is your vehicle to the inner
joys of music which you crave.
Mr.. Edison spent three million dollars in the re-
search work which gave the New Edison perfect
realism He did this in order that the phono-
graph might transcend its former limitations
and (here we quote Mr.. Edison's own words),
<'bring into every American home, music 50 real
istic and so perfect in its rendition to be an
unending source of benefit and pleasure.
The instruments which proved this perfect real
Evening star., 1920-07-22
BOSS & PHELPS.
Telephone Main 1910

PRICE, $105OO-In the Cleveland Park sec
tion; a home that should please you; two-story.
six-room house. having hot-watcr heat, elec-
tric lights, hardwood floors. large front porch,
sleeping porch and a freproof garage; immedi-
ate possession will be given and terms Of sAle,
s., 500 cash and easy monthly payments.
PRICE, S1O,5O0-Close to 10th and Rhode
Island ave-; just little Of from Scott Circle /;
a good home and splendid situation for a
professional man; this lot is about 22x1OO to a
wide paved alley with room for double garage
The house has eleven rooms and bath and is
in fine condition throughout. Possession given
and convenient terms Of sale.
PRICE, $12, ,5O0-In Chevy Chase, within half
a square of Connecticut ave.; owner. having
left city, possession can be arranged at any
time; individually built house, colonial
style with wide clapboards and green blinds
The house has eight rooms and bath, hot water
heat, electric lights. porches and a garage.
PRICE, 2.5O0-A beautifully situated home
west Of 14th st. and near Meridian Hill Park; I;
a well built, 3-story house, having IL rooms
tile bathrooms, hotwater heat; deep lot to
alley. with room for garage; the owner lives
in this house-you can see it any time and
secure possession.
Evening star., 1920-07-22

NEAR 18th AND EUCLID; 1OROOM AND
bath brick; h.-w.h.; immediate possession;
$11 600; terms.
Near 10Th and Park road vacant; newly
decorated; rooms and baths; electricity !;
pOrches; extra big lot; S11 600; TERMS
2-family modern brick fiat; Dumbarton ave-
near 31st ST.; rooms and bath and 9 rooms
and BATH one vacant; fine home or investment
at 1880: terms.
Near 11th St, on the heights; prompt pos
session; h.-w.h.; electric lights. etc; Sc $50;
terms. Another $11 900. Terms.
For colored-8th ST. NJ NV; prompt
possession; rooms and bath: clear of trust :
terms; immediate possession; price, 81 $50 in.
cludng some furniture.
One to twenty houses, all sections, for COL
ored, from $3.50 upward: easy terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone NJ. 1897. 1923 st. NV
MASS. AVE. NEAR UNION sTATION-1a
| rooms. large lot, room for garage; will sell
at a big bargain.
1903 EUCLID ST.-Seven rooms; lot o5x115
to wide alley; sacrifice for quick sale: DOS.
session with deposit; easy terms.
Several two-family apartments in ne. sec.
ton. All well rented and paying big re.
turns on investment.
CLARENDON, VA.
Seven rooms; garage; in good repair; the
lot is a young farm; will sell way below
actual value.
W. L. BUL1MER,
734 18th st. NV.
Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-07-22

WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
I4oo New York Ave. NV
Phone Main o8
PETWORTH. SAULS ADDITION
o
$8,35o Easy terms. qi4'oo" On easy terms.
TAKOMA PARK SAULS ADDITION
RING and1 ofR .
enpio0
$3.50. On easy Terms. Price, $I475o. Terms
CORCORAN ST TAKOMA PARK MD
BLOCKS FROM DUPONT
romng o fomc
$6Z5O Easy terms. cOI11Mp1A Do.1
PARK VIEW BETWEEN 1sth sTs
yacan e'e"c
Price, $1,000. Terms. SI2soo Terms
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
I4oo New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main o8
Evening star., 1920-07-22
14o6 H St. NV.


rhiCE, 800 000-In Chevy Chase, within
nsit M square OF Connecticut ave.; a two-stor,
ana attic. colonial style house. having sever
rooms and bath. heated with hot water. hav
ing electric lights, oak floors, open fireplace II
living room; large lot with several big trees
PRICE, 81. .50o-Just OF from Conn. ave. and
n"'" n"T 0. nupont circle; a high-ciass situation
story brick house Of good appearance; deep
i LOT to paved alley, with room for garage
rms property is clear of membranes, con
venlent terms can be made and owner, leaving
city. will give possession.
PRICE, $9,25O-In Columbia Heights CON
venient to schools and churches; can be sold
on terms OF $1,250 cash and monthly pay
ments; three-story. bay-window brick house
having hot-water~ heat, electric lights, TX:
Simultaneous heater in cellar. The whole house
In perfect condition throughout; possession at
once.
PRICE, $14,000--Well situated in Saul's Ad-
dition; two-story brick house, situated on
rot 4ox14O; the house has four bedrooms.
two bathrooms. large sleeping porch on sec.
e ond floor; there is living room. with open
fireplace. and an attractive dining room, both
unusually large rooms. There are two garages.
PHELPS,
Evening star., 1920-07-22
N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY. INC,
721 Thirteenth Street NV.
Phones Main 5oO3-4

Price, $500.
TT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE to
inspect this splendid northwest home. Six
rooms and bath; modern improvements; con-
crete cellar under the entire house. Terms
can be arranged.
Price, $6,4OO.
DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED SUBURBAN
boNGALOW, not far out and convenient to
car line: five rooms and bath: hot water heat,
eiectrlc ilght, hardwood floors and trim; open
fireplace; in Al condition
Price, $1,000.
ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE VAL
UtS In the northeast. An attractive two story
brick of six rooms and bath: hot-water heat
double garage. In excellent condition and
early possession can be had.
Price, $3.50.
DOWNTOWN SECTION OF NORTHWEST
An attractive corner house within easy walk
ing distance of the business district eight
rooms and bath; large front and side yards;
in perfect condition.
Price, $3.50.
BROOKLAND. d. ca beautiful California
bungalow OF six large rooms and bath: hot
water heat: electric light: hardwood floors and
trim: practically new and can be inspected by
appointment.
N. L. SANSBURY
EVERYTHING
721 Thirteent
Phones NJ
Evening star., 1920-07-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
SHANNON
713 14TH ST. NV.
Mt. PLEASANT.
$12,5 500.
An unusually attractive home in fine resi-
Dental section; lot 40 feet deep; 10 rooms
and bath; hot-water heat electricity and gas
is in thorough repair in every way; immediate
possession.
WOODLEY PARK.
$11,5OO.
big 3-story. Broom brick dwelling with
hot-water heat. electricity and gas; ha rdwood
floors; front and rear porches etc; one-ca
garage in rear. Must have 81. 500 cash
DAHLGREN TERRACE.
$6,o5O.
Five rooms and bath; hot water heat; cleo
trio lights; cement front porch: deep LOT we'll
kept grounds; coal in cellar at cost: vacant
and ready for immediate occupancy: liberal
terms can be arranged.
CHEVY CHASE.
S1O,5OO.
A modern home at n fine elevation. vacant
ana ready for immediate OCCUPANCY: bed
rooms on second floor and / unfinished room
IN atuc, heated by hot water; electric lights;
space for garage; glassed-in sleepinp norch.
hardwood floors and trim; stone fo,,ndation TO
house. -'""'A :"
SHANNON
713 14TH ST. NV
Evening star., 1920-07-22
WEAVER BROS,
735 18th St. Main 1921.

Extraordinary Bargain.
4-story apartment in excellent
downtown location, near 10th st.
Surrounded by high-class resi-
dences. Improvements, hot-wa-
ter heat, electricity, E baths.
Rented 5000 per mo. Only $I5,-
600. Call at this Office for ap-
pointment. Mt. Pleasant Realty
Co., Exclusive Agents, 141I
Park road NV.
WELL LOCATED HOME IN
southeast of six rooms and
bath, with large lot to wide al
ley. Colonial front, with porch.
Rooms are all large and bright
and in good condition. Excep-
tionally we'll built house. Va
cant. Price, $4,000.
Waggaman & Brawner, Inc,
Frank. 7485. oI4 18TH st. NV.
YOUR HotisEs OR APARTMENTS
sHaI1SA EoR SALE Rr OR ;sTDR For RENT RI mt
LEE D. LATIMER CO..
1434 n. Y. AVE. FRANK, 6lO5,
PETw0RTH = Attractive. semf-detached
house on. 42-ft.-front lot; on one Of best
squares: roorSs and bath: attic; hot-water
heat: elartricity; cheap at 1900; possession.
H1LLrER PL. near Conn. ave.-Especially
desirable home, rooms and bath; price,
81 $50: immediate possession.
COLUSfRIA HEIGHTS-South of Park I'd.
desirable Breuninger built house; colonial
porch; deep lot. with ample room for garage;
rooms and bath: bedrooms and store room:
hot -wate:- heat: price, So. 75O.
CHEvT CHASE-Semi-detached home near
Conn. as%.; several squares south Of circle:
rooms aed bath; fine sleeping porch: deep lot
with ample room for garages; price, only
$50; hot-water heat, electricity; modern in
every way.
Observation-Disclosures st. ne. 8 rooms and
bath; renting for $3.50 per month; price.
7th ST. NE. NEAR EAST CAPITOL; SEVEN
large. airy rooms. especially large kitchen. and
bath; hot-water heat; in excellent condition;
possession in thirty days Price, s. $50; terms.
81 500 cash. H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914
Evening star., 1920-07-22

A SPLENDID HOUSE, NEAR SOLDIERS
Home; six rooms and bath; hot-water heat:
81 500 cash. MEYERS 4 OSGOOD.
' 3Q5 BOG Ri4Ra building.
Evening star., 1920-07-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
HARRY WARDMAN,
1890 K St. NV. Phone M. 4loO
Spring Road.
$500.
and electric light; newly painted excellent
value; VACANT.
Dupont Circle.
$4,000.
Within one block of Dupont Circle; an. II
room and bal brick house. in excellent condi-
ton; recently papered and painted
18th Street and Park Road.
$1O,5OO.
A most comfortable 10-room and b. tn house,
with hot-water heat and electric light; just
refrigerated; POSSESSION AT ONCE.
Allison St. West of 18th St.
$14,5OO.-
A practically new brick house, "a It. wide.
with deep lot to alley; contains rooms and
baths and sleeping porch; screened through
out; hot-water heat and electric light.
Connecticut & Cathedral Aves.
$4,000.
A semi-detached brick house; contains Q
rooms and baths; hot.water heat and electric
u
Near Conn. Ave. and S St.
$22,5OO.
very attractive English basement house.
with paneled walls; contains 10 rooms and
ba tbs; hot-water heat and electric light.
Bancroft Place.
$25,OO0.
One of the few available houses at this
price in this neighborhood; an English base
ment residence, containing IA rooms and 4
ba tbs; hot-water heat and electric light; in
excellent condition.
Wyoming Ave. and 23d St.
$4,000.
A detached brick house, practically new;
center hall plan contains II large rooms and
baths located in Washington's best resi-
Dental section.
New Hampshire Ave.
$4,000.
Just across the street from the Letter home
an unusually attractive English basement
house. suitable for entertaining; contains II
rooms and baths; designed by one Of Wash
ington's best architects.
Apply Sales Department.
HARRY WARDMAN,
143O K St. NV. Phone M. 41oO
wARDMAN BUILDING.
Evening star., 1920-07-22

A BARGAIN.
A well constructed 2family ant, best Sec
tion Of Bloomingdale; Or. and b? and r. b.
and attic; owner will sell direct on terms
81 900 cash. balance monthly; live in one nat
and rent from the other one will help you pay
for the home; answer quick. Address isos
Sa-As star ofoces
Evening star., 1920-07-22

Price, $500.
BEST SECTION OF PETWORTH-Let us
show You this charming two-story brick of six
rooms and bath: hOt-water heat; electric light
front and rear porches; bult-in garage.
Price, $4,000.
COLUMBIA HEIG HTS-We can assure early
possession of this modern and up-to-date nine
room house; newly papered and painted
throughout. In excellent condition. Double
garage.
Price, $11,5OO.
WOODJ4EY PARK-It would be impossible
to duplicate this desirably located home at the
price asked: nine rooms and bath; hot-water
heat electric light, hardwood floor and trim
garage
Price, $12,5OO.
AN UNUSUAL OFFERING AT CHEVY
CHASE, d. CA distinctive home with every
modern convenience; eight rooms and two
ba tbs; hot-water heat, electric light hard
wood floors; completely screened.
Price, $4,000.
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN THE
DOWNTOWN SECTION OF NORTHWEST at
a unusually low price; eleven rooms and
three baths; hot-water heat; electric light;
large lot to alley.
COMPANY, INC,
REAL ESTATE"
l Street NV.
ain 5oO3-4.
Evening star., 1920-07-22

so..,UU-1akoma Park, Nd. Broom frame
house. located one-fourth acre of ground
in q very desirable section; garage; wide
frontage. good buy and bargain at this
price.
$18.50o-A beautiful residence in 18th St.
Highlands; contains large rooms and bath;
servants toilet in basement; stationary wash
tubs; hardwood floors; parqueEy floors On
first floor; large lot to wide paved alley; ga
$12, 50O--Saul's Addition. This semi-bunga-
low-ttype house. located in exclusively
residential section, is practically new, has Z
the discriminating purchaser. 1t has been
listed with us for a quick sale. and you
should not miss this opportunity to secure a
home in beautiful Saul's Addition. Conven-
lent terms and immediate possession.
$s.7JO-Petworth Home. Nearly new
cant residence Of @ rooms and bath, with built
in garage. hardwood floors, electric lights ard
gas. colonial style front porch. two porches in
rear. Near- car line. modern home in this
beautiful location at a very moderate figure.
Convenient terms. Price, $3.50.
priced home in the 200 block, consisting Of
ten rooms and bath, double rear porches. ex-
ceptionally good heating plant and in excel
lent condition throughout. Quick possession
can be obtained from the owner. A bargain
at this price.
ss.0oo-Georgia ave. home. Corner brick
bath. furnace heat. and can be remodeled
for business purposes at small expense with
out changing plan Of living rooms. A bar
gain for some one.
$11 .OO0-Takoma Park on Butternut ST. A
delightful detached house Of seven large
rooms. bath and extra Iavatory; hot-water
heat: gas and electricity. The location is
ideal and must be seen to be fully appre-
ciated.
S,250-St0rs and dwelling. 18th ct. s.e.
between N and sts.; fl ime construction:
store with 2 rooms first floor: 3 living
rooms on second floor: large lot to alley. A
bargain. Price. s. go. Terms
THOS. +. FARRELL.
Sales Dept
Evening star., 1920-07-22
1906 H St. NV.

36l2 MCKINLEY ST., CHEVY CHASE. D. G..
Stuceo and brick bungalow; rooms, 2
paths; paths; h.-w. heat; excelienty planned must
sell before Friday evening. A bargain to
quick buyer with all or half cash. See OWN
Eh on grounds after pm. Excellent rea-