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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-20
Boy Kills Brother When New
Rifle Explodes Accidentally

AUBURN, N. Y, Aug. 1e-John q.
Whitney, sixteen-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs Mark I. Whitney, of Washing
ton, was accidentally shot and killed
by his younger brother Robert, fourteen
years old, in the barn on the property
of their uncle Robert Frost, in the town
Of Sterling yesterday
The boys were spending the summer
vacation at the farm. The rife, Just
purchased, exploded accidentally Thu
body was taken to Washington, where
Mr.. Whitney is a government attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-20
Suffrage Workers
To Honor Mrs. Gait
it'll Demonstration
President of National Asso-
citation To Be Greeted
OH Arrival Here as " oman
Who Won Ratification

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, presi-
dent of the National American Woman
Suffrage Association, will be welcomed
here on her arrival from Nashville by
a demonstration Of several thousand
suffrage workers.
A committee, headed by Mrs. John
Blair and Miss Mary Garrett Hay. yes
terday telegraphed Mrs. Gait, request
ing her TO notify them of the date and
hour of her arrival and advising her
OF the proposed demonstration. The
message read as follows:
New York suffragists and those Of
nearby states wish TO unite in q wei
ccme demonstration to you on your
triumphant arrival in New York City
after your work in winning ratification
If Tennessee. the thirty-sixth state, IN
surfing reimbursement to the women
OF the entire United States. Please
give US date and hour Of your arrival
as soon as possible"
Mrs. Gait viii be met at the Penn
sylvanla Station by a group of suffra-
glsts, who will escort her across Thir-
tyfrst Street and up Madison Avenue
to Thirty-thrd Street, where formal
greetings will be extended and re-
Spouse made by Mrs. Gait in the re-
ceptlon room of national headquarters
Of the association, III Madison Ave
nue..
On the committee which will well
come Mrs. Gait are Mrs Blair, Miss
Hay, Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip, Mrs
Ogden Reid, Mrs. Gordon Norrie, Mrs
Frank J. Shuler, Mrs Raymond Brown
MISS Rose Young, Mrs. f. Louis Slade
Mrs Frederick Ebby, Miss Katherine
Bake, Miss Katherine Ludington
president of the Connecticut Woman
suffrage Association, who viii head the
delegation from that state; Miss Ruth
Morgan, Miss Esther Ogden, Mrs
Henry Wade Rogers, Mrs. Lillian
telckert and Miss Agnes Schcrmer-
horn, who viii head the New Jersey
delegation. Mrs. Blair is chairman OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-20
No. Carolina House
Deteats Suffrage
Y otes II 10 Al Against Bill
TO Ratify amendment;
Senate Deferred Action

RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 19.-The Fed
eral suffrage amendment was defeated
by the North Carolina House of Rep
resentatives to-day by vote of 7 to A.
The Senate, having already voted to
postpone consideration Of the amend
ment until the regular session Of the
Legislature next January, the action of
the house to-day virtually ends the
ratlacatlon fight in this state until that
time.
4 rejection resolution reported BY
the constitutional amendment commit
tee was tabled by the House without a
dissenting vote Immediately after the
ratification resolution had been de-
fcated.
A vote upon the ratification resolu-
ton was forced by the anti~sufrage
forces without debate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-20
Johnson to Tour East

san FRANCISCO. Aug. Ex-senator
Hiram W. Johnson will make speak
ing tour through Eastern states in
behalf of the candidacy of Senator
Warren G. Harding, according TO an
nouncement last night at the Western
headquarters of the Republican Ma
tional Committee. The committee
quoted letter from Senator Johnson
in which he said:
My hope and expectation are to
spend October in intensive work in
behalf Of our candidate in the doubt
full states in the East"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-20

the printing of the $4,000 additional
oaiiots required until he is officially
notined by the Federal Secretary OF
state OF the adoption of the amend
state the last day of registration ia
about ten days before the primaries.
eaid: -'0"eNs
=, AS there are many more women
IMAM men in Massachusetts over TWEEN
ty-one years of age, the possibilities
are OF an enormous increase in che
vote. Because Of the small opportunity
the women will have to register, Of
course the chances are that no very
considerable number of them will take
advantage of the opportunity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-20
n. Y. Republican Primary
Drive 10 ODen Next Week

Addison B. Parker, who managed
Secretary Hugo's pre-convention cam
paign, and Franklin B. Lord. represent
ing Judge Miller and Jeremiah Wood,
candidates for the Republican nomina-
ton for Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor, conferred yesterday at the Re-
publican Club.
1t is proposed to organize primary
committee consisting of one represent
ative for each candidate on the state
ticket Headquarters will be opened
and the primary campaign will be be-
Gun next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-20
Alabama Governor Defers
Calling Suffrage Session

Governor kilby of Alabama said
here yesterday that he would not con-
slider calling an extra session Of the
Alabama Legislature to provide ade-
Qrate suffrage laws until he returns
home next week. At that. time, he said
he would give the matter some
thought. I cannot say at this time
what my intentions are" the Governor
declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-20
Ants Charge
Bride Offer
I'm Tennessee

Continued from page one)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
CLAIMS STRANGE GIFT
Possesses Power to Create Images on
Glass 10y the Direction
of Heaven"

PARIS. May What the artist
himself calls supernatural mani
festation and what one French writ
er confesses he does not understand
at all is reported from the village OF
Carrieres- sous Poissy, near Paris.
In his dingy little barber shop an old
man named Foreau creates "by di-
rection OF Heaven" images Of Jesus
Christ and Jeanne dare, which
adorn all tho walls
watch me" said the old barber
10 a French newspaper man who
was sent TO the village TO investigate .
his peculiar powers. ~ take this
piece Of glass | cover IL with a lit
tie ammonia salts ana some tincture
OF iodine. Then | place my fingers
on the glass like this and think OF
Cod
The old man closed his eyes for
several minutes and bowed his head
on his chest. Finally he arose. went
"a the doorway and exposed the plate
Of glass TO the sun for several min
utes. when he returned the glass
bore family traced image of Jesus.
one OF his images, OF which he is
most proud bears a fain, resem
blance to Marshal Foch with "A girl
standing behind him with both
hands resting on the marshals
shoulders The girl Foreau de-
clares, is Jeanne dare.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

told friends, when her condition per
mits OF conversation. I'm an in
stant canc back that awful moment
when, on a night i'm September. 1915,
"a squadron Of German planes
whizzed into the searching light OF
our watchers over Leicester square.
in the heart OF London, and dropped
tons OF bombs which brought dc
struction to two square blocks In
that area.
when saw the long finger Of
light that disclosed the airplanes in
the sky over City park here. ! lived
over those awful hours again. and 7
fear IL will he months before re-
gain the strength that I had attained
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
KID MARRIAGE
IS BROKEN UP
Refused License to Wed,
Juvenile Elopers Per-
form Own Rites.
RETURNED TO PARENTS
Took Married Life Seriously
and Promptly Set Up
Home in Suburban Shack.

PUEBLO. Col. May THE ro-
nance OF John Martinez. 10, and
Margaret RIM, 12. has been rudely
shattered and the youthful groom"
faces possible prosecution by juvenile
court authorities, following discovery
Of the young couple living as man
and wife In a tumbledown shack on
the outskirts OF this city.
Young Martinez and the RIM girl
failed TO appear at school and a
thorough combing Of the city was in
stituted by tAe police, who were Civ
On pictures of the missing pair. As
Patrolman johnson passed an old
frame house ne recognized as Miss
Rin2 the girl who was puttering in
the garden.
Where is Joe Martinez" the Off
cer asked.
"Why. my husband is out looking
for work. was the laconic reply.
MARTINEZ was found later and n
quiZZing 10y police disclosos that the
couple were spending their honey
moon" in The deserted shanty after
young Martinez had performed a
marriage ceremony" for them.
MARTINEZ said that he and the girl
intended to he married in "A legal
manner. but he was told that because
of their age they could not obtain
a marriage license.
''Then VIC went through mar
riage ceremony Of our own" said the
youth. 81 pledged myself 10 be
Margarets husband for all time and
10 love. honor and protect her. Mar
garct made similar pledge to me
and we thought that was enough. as
this Is our business and neither the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

is in a serious condition from shock.
While an airplane played hide and
seek with huge searchlight, and
birdmcn performed daring stunts in
midair. dropping bombs on a vast
throng In city park. Mrs. Patch,
walking in a downtown street, saw
the spectacle and went suddenly into
a paroXysm OF commissions. She ran
terror stricken through the streets
until taken In charge by city patrol
men.
when Mrs Patch's identity was
discovered she was taken to her
home. where she is nervous wreck.
81 saw the flash and heard the
whirring OF the engines" she has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

WASHINGTON. May IA COM
parison OF the average prices re
ceIved March I. 1914 and March I.
1920, by producers in tho United
States of eight important agricul
ural products, made 10y tho bureau
OF crop estimates Of the department
Of agriculture, shows tho following
Increases. Cotton. 200 pcr cent;
wheat, lT3 pcr cent, corn, ii6 per
cent. potatoes. 2d4 per cent. hay ai
per cent, eggs. 96 per cent, butter.
li6 per cent. wool. 23t per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
LOOKED TOO REALISTIC
London Woman Eaints When Mock
Air Raid l. Staged over
Denver Park.

DENVER May $50 realistic
was the might air raid" over Dem
yer. staged in connection with the
local recruiting campaign for en-
lstments in Uncle Sans marine
corps that Mrs. John Patch, an
Englishwoman who was victim Of
Hun air raids over London In 1916,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

police nor anyone else has right to
butt in."
But Chief Of Police DAILY thought
otherwise and returned the girl to
her parents, holding Martinez for
further Investigation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Solid Pressed On
Type-Rear Tire

The tire is pressed directly
over the permanent wheel
band. The pressure abso-
Iutely prevents any side or
drive slipping. The tire
becomes a part of the wheel
and requires no further at
tention until it is worn out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
"Demountable" Solid
Truck Tire

The United States Demount-
able Solid Truck Tire has a
steel base so designed that a
tire can be applied and
fastened to a wheel with
wedge rings and bolts.
Where service stations are not
araiinbie this tire is indispens-
able.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

since coming to this wcstcrn eli
mate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Solid Pressed : On
Type-Front Tire

These tires are applied by a
hydraulic press. They are
built to conform to the
standard dimensions for
truck tires and VII eel s
adopted by the Society of
Automobile Engineers.
"They 90 further because they
are built BETTER"
Evening star., 1920-05-27
BOSS & PHELPS,
14O6 II St. NV.

PRICE $12. 506-CONvENIENTLY STU.
ated in Saurs Addition just OF from
14th street. fully detached house hav-
ing eight rooms and attic. heated with
hot water. having electric lights. inlaid
floors. living room with open fireplace,
and a garage.
PRICE, $13. .5OO-AN UNUSUAL. HOME
to he offered for sale; q detached brick
house In Columbia Heights not far out
and west Of 14th street; there are ten
rooms, two baths. hot-water heat, elec-
tric lights. and q double garage, ON q
wide paved alley.
PRICE. s. 5OOIOWNER LEAVING CITY
has just placed on the market for quick
fractive squares in Mt. Pleasant west
OF 18th street: two.story hotse having
six rooms and bath. hot-water heat,
electric lights, two-story rear porches;
the house screened throughout.
PRICE, $13.OOO-ON RHODE ISLAND
avenue near Scott Circle. a nonresident
owner is offering beautiful home at q
very low price. A three story, twelve
room brick house. heated with hot
water; property you would do well
to look at quickly. 1t is bound to be
sold.
PRICE. $1O,500-IN THE DOWNTOWN
section: three-story brick house Of At
tractfve appearance containing eleven
rooms and bath. First-noor kitchen, This
house Is Fl feet wide, all the rooms are
large, there 10 deep lot to alley, with
room for garage. Convenient terms Of
sale.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
WASHINGTON HGHTS.

81 5NA-Iamont st. mr. 18th: Or. b.
bay-window brick: convenient to
market, cars. stores and Schools
immediate possession.
IS. 7jO-On 18th nr. Col. rd.; 2-family
nat: 5r. b. down; 6r.. b. up:
fine looking bldg; in splendid
condition.
80. .cjO-vacant: University pl.. which is
bet. I4th and 18th. Clifton and
Fairmont; practically new Or.
b. brick; h.-w.h.: elec.; nice
back yard; cement front porch.
50. .sJO-Brand-new 6r., b.; nr. 18th and
Col rd. terms can be arranged
to sui: you.
s1I, ,jOO-Vacant: 1Or.. b.: h.-w.h.; elec.'
hdwd. floors; mr.. 18th and La
mont.
sll, JOO-Ashmead pl. mr.. Million Dollar
Bridge: 6r., b.: h.-w.h.; eiec.
s11. .5O0-on 18th mr.. kilbourne: 7r.. ab.;
h.-wh elec.; built-in garage. =
sIo,OOO-Park r,l facing Rock Creek
Park: Or, 2b: VIII: elec.;
hdwd. rs; sleeping porch
SO .JOO-27th st. mr. Wardman PIX. Hotel;
Or. b.: h.-w.h.; elec.
sal .5OO-Col. rd. across from Wyoming
Apts.: 1Or., 3d.: h.-w.h.: cleo:
vacant and in splendid condition.
s37 ,5O0-wyoming ave. just ". Conn;
particularly attractive brick bldg.
containing Or. 3b.: brick garage
spacious grounds.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
SUBURBAN..

s1o aOo-Kenuedy st. mr.. 14th; Sr.. b.:
h.-w.h.; electric It,; sleeping
porch.
s1l ,ooJO-Brand- new bungalow; Saufs Ad-
dition: Sr., 2b.; large iot'
porches; particularly attractive.
SIR OOO-Kennedy st. W. 18th: detached;
Sr., on I. floors: elec. It.: h.-w.h.;
hdwd. fs.; lot IS IT. front.
s13. .5OO-Cleveland Pk.: Bungalow: 7r..
b.: h.-w.h.: elec. It.: large lot;
screened and metal weather
stripped: practically new.
s16.5OO-Cleveland PIX; vacant; Or. 2-b.
home: large lot; high elevation;
in pink Of condition.
SIS. 5OO-Cleveland PIX: 34th nr. Newark:
Or, 3D.: h.-w.h.; elec. It,; new
and vacant.
IS. S.5OO-Bungalow: River rd.. W. Chevy
Chase. d. c.; Or, b.: h.-w.h.;
elcc. It.: l SO. Wisconsin ave.
cars: easy terms.
$40. 5OO-On 4lst n-. Keokuk; Sr.. 2b.:
h.-w.h.: elec. It,; vacant; prac-
tically new.
$40. 5OO-Keokuk st. within l So. Conn.
ave-: r.. h.; h.-w.h.: elec. It,;
glassed- in breakfast porch.
SO 5OO-Ou 39th mr.. Livingston: Sr.. 2b.;
h.-w.h; elec. It,; garage; brick
bldg.
.5OO-Bungalow on Huntington ST.:
new: vacant; 1r.. b.; library on
1st floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Telephone M. 1910.

PRICE. Sc. .o5O-wITHIN EASY WALK
ing distance Of downtown. near Dupont
Circle: q desirable three-story bay-win-
dow brick house having 10 rooms and
hath. frst- floor kitchen; paved alley in
rear Of lot with room for garage. Prop
erty is occupied by the owrer. Is In nne
condition and possession will be given.
PRICE. 81, 5O0-IN WASHINGTON
Heiehts near 18th and Columbia road.
= three story brick house having ten
rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric
lishts: garage space. This house Is va
can't and very prompt possession can be
arranged.
PRICE. 81. .5OO-IN CHEVY CHASE;
owner leaving city. posse ssion can be ar
ranged on very short notice; compara-
lively new detached house. two etories
and attic, vapor heat. electric lights,
oak floors several porches. Alley in rear
of lot with room for garage.
PRICE. Si7.OOO-RIGHT AT 18th AND
Columbia road. q splendid business situ-
alton, just put on the market Tor sale:
three-story. ten-room house having
hot-water heat. electric lights; nrst-ciass
condition Throughout and very suitable
within thirty DAYS.
PRICE. $10OOO-A SPLENDID NORTH
west home: q three-story colonial house
having nine rooms. two baths, screened
in sleeping porch. oak floors and q ga
rage for two cars. This property il most
complete. Possession will be given and
terms Of g.. 600 cash and monthly pay
ments accepted.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
DOWNTOWN
RESIDENCES.

$3.50 cash: 900 block Md. ave.
S.w.: 8 rooms. bath: brick: rent
ed $35: 2-story brick garage in
rear. rented $50; splendid Of
fering.
$500 cash: Bates st. NV. near
North Capitol: 6r.. b.. yard to
alley: white neighborhood.
$50 cash; Fla. ave. bet. 1st
and End: b. on , floors; furnace
heat; gas light.
$3.50 cash; q st. near North
Capitol; 8 rooms. b.: brick bldg;
modern and in good condition.
Easy terms; n. Y. ave. bet.
North Capitol and 1st NV: 6r..
h.. bay-window brick: par
ticularly nice appearing building;
easy terms.
Easy terms: o-family fat: Il
st. near 4th: : rooms. bath each:
separate heating plants; room
for garage.
% ST. near 18th: l. rooms. b..
brick bldg: room for garage;
fine downtown location.
Easy terms: Corcoran st. near
New Hampshire ave-: Or. b..
hedt, kdS
vacant: newly papered and
painted.
Rhode Island ave. bet. 9th and
10th: Or, b.: furnace heat: deep
front and back yards; room for
garage: southern exposure,
g st. NV. near Goth: 12r., b.
brick: yard to alley.
Near New Hampshire ave-, lust
north Dupont Circle; Sr., b.:
bay-window brick: good size
kitchen; we'll arranged rooms
with large closet space; room
for garage.
On 21st near New Hampshire
ave-; practically new colonial
style tapestry brick home, con-
tanning 7r.. tiled b.. front porch:
sleeping porch: double brick "a
rage: . splendid Offering.
On "1st st. just south Mass.
ave: Dr., b.: h.-w.h.: elec.
18th st. south Mass. ave-: 14r.
3D.; h.-w.h.: elec.; excellent for
boarding house.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
OUR BEST BUY TODAY.
PRICE. $1,000.

PRICE, $1,000.
JUST SOUTH OF EAST CAPITOL, east of 18th; to be
appreciated this unusual home must be- SEEM contains
rooms and BATH hw eec Its plenty of room for garage;
glass ncosed sleeping porch pretties block in southeast
Washington convenient terms of sale be arranged
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
1909 New York Ave NV.
Phone Main 90.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
SOUTHEAST AND
NORTHEAST.

.jOO-$75O cash; A st. mr.. 18th me-;
Gr.. b.: yd. to alley.
s.. .S5O-$5OO cash; Morton ne. nr. Fla.
ave.: modern 6-r.. b. brick bldg.
$5.OOO-S1. 900 cash required: lexington;
semi mi-detached: 7r., b.: cleo. It,;
rm. for garage.
s.. ojO-$JOO cash: 7th ST. ne. mr.. E.:
Or. b. brick bldg: rm. for ga
rage.
s5.25Oe$75O cash: New York ave. nr.
n. Capitol; 6-r., b. brick; good
condition.
s7.15o-vacant: mr.. 3rd and V me-: 8r.,
b.; h.-w.h.; elec.; easy terms.
s,5OO-Lexington pl. ne; Kennedy
built home: 8r., b.; h.-w.h.;
cleo; splendid Offering.
$s,75O-S st. mr.. 3rd Me-, lexington:
completely detached; Sr., b.:
cleo; rm. for garage; in per
feet condition throughout; owner
moving to Cleveland PIX.
S5,o5Q-$75O cash; 10Th st. Sc. nr.
Penna. ave-; 8-r.. b. brick; good
condition: a splendid buy.
$6.75O-Near Lincoln PIX. dh 11th ST.;
9-r.. b. brick bldg; well ar
ranged rms; property in good
repair.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
PRICE. &1l.25O.

PRICE. $11.2j0.
LOCATED IN PETWORTH. AN AB-
SOLUTE BARGAIN IN A HOME hav-
ing exceptional value. This detached
corner house contains 6 rooms and
bath, h.-w.h. and other conveniences:
a large beautiful lawn and hedge sur
round the property, and brick ga
rage; good terms.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
& BRAWNER,

Incorporated.
ST., ,5OO-Chevy Chase; twelve rooms;
large grounds; garage. I'm
mediate possession.
$7,75ONNear Stanton Park; ten rooms.
two baths. Immediate pos
session.
81, 1,5OeOverlooking Soldiers Home:
semi-detached; six rooms and
bath.
,5O0-COlumbia Heights; ten rooms,
two baths; large yard. I'm
mediate possession.
$6,75O-Near Capitol and Library;
rooms and bath; modern.
Immediate possession.
So 5OO-Park road near 18th: ten
rooms. two baths. Possession
with title.
$4,5OO-Near 18th and Penna. ave.
s.e.: six rooms, bath; large
yard. Immediate possession.
So, ,0OO-Near Penna. ave. s.e.; four
rooms and bath; large yard.
Waggaman & Brawner, Inc,
Frank 74S5. 914 18th st. NV.
Open evenings to 8.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
PRICE, $3.50.

PRICE, g, $50.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE A CHOICE BUILDING
SITE; q very large lot With q house
Containing three homes. which Is an
added value to the property; located
on beautiful East Capitol st.
PRICE. $500.
THIS IS EXCEPTIONAL in Potomac
Heights. We have q very desirable
home in this choice location surrounded
BY hixh-priced homes: there are SIX
rooms and bath, hOt-air furnace. cleo.
It's; ample garage room: large garden
and lawn, q chicken house: 81 800 cash
and $50 per month.
PRICE. $1,000.
JUST ONE SQUARE OFF 18th ST.
CAR LISE; in this very convenient
nei1hborhood we are offering an excel
lent house Of 6 rooms and bath. h.-w.h.,
elec. Its. and gas. Possession given
and terms arranged. House has Al
ways been occupied BY the owner.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITIES

$5,a50-$1 200 cash; on Penna. ave. near
Washington Circle: 3-story, s.
room bath brick; room for ga
rage.
81 .0OO-Louisiana ave-. 800 block; store
and apt. above: brick.
$S,OO-Se. 800 cash required: 9th st. bet.
II and /. cor. alley: 12r.. b.. =
story bricIobldg. in rear; steam
heat: gas light.
Sl2.JOO-So. 800 cash required: practi-
cally new four family apt:
rooms. bath each; h.-w.h.; cleo:
separate heating plants: easy
monthly payment
SO .OOO-M st. within 100 IT. Conn. ave-:
21-ft. front: 10 rooms, bath;
h.-w.h.: stories.
$50, ,0OO-Half cash required: 25-ft. 'front.'
age on Mcpherson Square: south
Of X; 3-story brick bldg. with
room for garages in rear.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES
CAut3unAA.
X ST. NEAR Sd NE.

K ST. NEAR Sd NE.
s. $50
Semi-detached. six large rooms and bath
home in this convenient section. Fine con
dition, large front and rear yards to wide
alley. S1.Up cash. balance easy.
10th NEAR c NE.
s. $40
Beautiful home Of large rooms and hne
lovely condition. new garage for cars
makes this a very desirable property. Terlns.
MASS. AVE. AT 9th NE.
s67.o-
S''mi-t,etsched home Of rcons and bath
H. the most desirable part Of the ne. Has
Cash, bal. easy.
I'd AND YOU NV.
POSSESSION.
Corner house Of 8 large and tiled
bath. large bedrooms. Furnace heat. Room
.or garage. cash. s.. $50 balance easy.
152 TODD NE. VACANT.
s.. .gtu-
Beautiful colonial Groom and bath modern
4uetry floors: larg. closets. Big back yard.
$500 cash. bal. easy.
DAVIS & STEELE.
Main 5uS.-J39s. 1920 y. y. ave.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

BARGAIN-LADY. OUT OF TOWN OWNER,
must sell her old home here-10 rooms bath
rooms; modern brick: hOt-water heat: open fire.
places; gas and coal range: wash trays; NV: !:
close down town; lot 20xl00: alley; room for
garage. Only 5000; reasonable terms; 1900
cash.
o. II. BRYANT. warder bldg, 9th and F..
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - ALMOST NEW
S-room and 2-bath house; one Of best NV. Sec
lions: owner viii give Immediate possession:
N agents. AddresI Boz -21z-Du Star pmces- =
Evening star., 1920-05-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Two-family apartment, Q st.
near North Capitol; each apart
ment has 5 rooms and bath,
separate hot-water heating and
yards.
PRICE, $500.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY
Bis 18th St. NV.
Main 6464.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

IDEAL HOME-CHEvY CHASE; SACRIFICE:
immediate purchaser, with some cash; 8
roof. garden, screened porchess OWNER.
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