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New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Women Cheer as Cox Declares
Cold-Star Mothers Ask League
$500 New Democratic Vcters Shout Approval OF
Governors Remarks at Luncheon i'm
Hotel Astor; Mrs. Cox Besieged

beginning Of the luncheon, to allow him
time to fulfill other engageme of his
busy day. He began with this tribute
to the woman voter:
81 have come to believe that just as
the soldiers of America arrived in
France in time to save the civilization
Of Europe, so the women OF America
have arrived in time to save the civil
ization of America.
81 welcome the women voters. They
Arow what they are about. l am glad
they are sitting to-day as the jury on
the greatest case which ever has been
presented in history"
Mrs. George Bass. chairman of the
Democratic Womcn's Bureau. and Miss
Harriet May Mills, Democratic can
ddate for Secretary of State, were
.he other speakers.
Mrs. Cox, wife Of the Presidential
candidate, and Mrs. Daniel j. Mahoney,
his daughter, had a reception almost
as enthusiastic as that given Governor
Cox. Women crowded around to shake
tbs band of the Governors wife, and
there was 81 tremendous pushing and
standing on tirtoes to see the candi-
date for first lady of the land.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Home, Sweet Home

The scientific process we a.
ply is the most remarkable
method of destroying vermia
that has ever been developed
Without odor or Inconyen.
ience we S TERILIZE ,hs
W h ole house. DEODORlzE
musty odorS. DESTROY ra,s
mice and vernin.
Verlnin Transmit Disease
Why not play safe and enioy
the security of expert santa.
ton?
An inexpensive service
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Cesar New Nicaracuan Envo,

WANHINNIVN. Ucf. 23.-Dr. A,e,,-
dro Cesar has been appointed N'cs,s
guam Minister to The United States ~
cording to advices reaching Washirr,n.
to-day The selection mas been a.,
proved by the State Department -.
the new Minister, who IS son Q. !,
Octaviano Cesar. Minister Of F.us,.,
Of Nicaragua. is expected 70 denar. =.
Wash hingt0n at crce.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

icy, contrary to our fundamental prin-
ciples of international intercourse and
conduct, destructive Of treaty rghts,
indispensable TO the safety of our
selves and other nations of this herh-
sphere, and so much that would re-
quire (before and in order that it could
become operative) such basic changes
in our Constitution TO enable US to
make the necessary surrender Of high
sovereign rights on which our great
liberties rest, that the whole people of
the United States must give thereto the
fullest and most mature, careful and
calm consideration. The submission Of
this plan for adoption constitutes, for
our people, far and away the greatest
and most important matter placed be
fore them since the nation was
founded
Covenant Commands War
"The proposed covenant, instead Of
abolishing war, actually sanctions,
breeds Ind commands it, Moreover. it
absolutely requires that every future
war shall be potential world war, and
that we shall be an active participant
in every such war. We are thus thrust
fully into the terrible cauldron of Eu-
ropean politics, and every outbreak in
the Balkans (even domestic, if it
threaten international war) will call
for some expenditure Of treasure, for
some shedding of American blood, for
some loss Of American life. 1t is idle
to say and fatuous to hope or believe
these outbreaks will not occur, for
ambitious men do not hesitate to
waste life in order to punish an en-
eIny or gain a goal.
The provisions of the proposed
covenant are also destructive Of our
sovereignty.
''If the league is bad for US it is bad
for the other nations. If it takes from
US our sovereignty, independence and
liberty and imposes upon US the au-
thority OF a supergovernment it does
the same to the other nations # we
refuse to be bound by its odious terms
we should not assist in forging its
chains on others.
Harding's Position Sound
"The soundness of Senator Harding's
position lies in his recognition OF the
fundamental fact that the league as
rendered to US will not do, as it is not
safe for America; and not being safe
for America it is not safe for the
world. Senator Harding recognizes that
we desire no specially insured relation
10 League or Nations; that we do not
seek immunity where other nations are
bound; that we do not desire to be
placed in a position where we can assist
in imposing obligations upon nations
which we would not be willing TO as
sumo ourselves, and therefore that tn
league as proposed must be rejecto
and the energies OF the world und
the leadership of the United States, { -
rected to the formation of a true
League Of Nations under which contro-
versies may be judicially determined
and the curse of war outlawed and
made an international crime.
ARTICLE X of the covenant seems
now to be the bone of controversy and
the question is, are we, under its terms.
obligated to go to war # war : neces-
sary to repel external aggression
against members OF the league !'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
ROD AND REEL.

State roads leading to most Of the
| fishing resorts are in splendid con-
dition. and hundreds OF anglers are
motoring over them. Severe weather
the past winter left the roads in many
sections almost impossible. but Mary
land state officials came to the rescue
and succeeded in repairing most OF
them before the fishing season opened.
Even the bad stretch of road be-
tween Hughesville and Benedict.
condition which prevented many an
glers from going to that resort. il
much better than formerly. Work
men are widening and Strengthening
the road, and, while new road mate
rial has not yet been put on the
graded thoroughfare. it is stated. con-
ditions are much improved.
Big catches of hardheads continue.
to be made at the resort on the Pa
tuxent river. 1t was at Benedict that
the season for hardhead fishing was
opened and as early as the latter
part of April several big catches were
recorded.
A number of rockfish have been
caught there the past few days. and
q few white perch also have been
caught Hard crabs have been caught
about the vicinity of Benedict in the
fish nets and disposed of for bait.
sportsmen who tried their luck in
the Potomac and Wicomico in the
Rock Point and Colonial Beach sec
tionS the past week returned with
stories of big catches. There are nu-
merous feeding grounds within easy
reach of both resorts. anglers state.
and usually good sport is to be found
Rockfish are furnishing splendid
sport to the anglers trying their luck
in the Wicomico, it being considered
one of the best spots for catching the
are numerous in this tributary to the
Potomac. and later on trout should
furnish splendid sport.
Chesapeake Beach and nearby re-
sorts on the bay are attracting much
attention. Numerous splendid catches
of hardheads have been made In the
deep water on the oyster beds on the
bay resort, and the landing OF num-
Der Of rockfish is reported.
Large white perch are still in evil
dence in the vicinity Of Fletcher's.
Anglers report that soft crab bait is
the best for the big fish, while the
smaller perch will take ordinary
angleworms or bloodworms Many
large perch have been caught with
bloodworms. however. and q few rock
fish also have been caught.
Catches Of Mississippi catfish arc
being made in the deep water at
Great Falls and in the river below
a few bass are being taken from the
river near Great Falls. in violation
of the closed-season law, and q few
shad are being dipped.
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FALL $50 FEET AND LIVE.
Thomas Meroczk and Daughte
Drop Into Niagara Gorge.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. T., May 15.-
Although they fell $50 feet into the
Niagara gorge yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Meroczh. forty-three years.
and his eight-year-old daughter were
pital.
At the hospital the girl told de-
tectives that her father threw her
over the bank and then jmped after
her. Meroczk, when questioned. said
that two men threw the girl over and
threw him after her.
Friends Of the Meroczks said that
the father had been worrying over
money troubles and the recent death
of his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
., Ban Shoes for Sandals.

MADRID. May IA movement by
which the people would be urged to
weir hempen sandals instead OF
leather shoes has been started here
emit excessive prices. Dispatches from
the provinces state the idea Is spread
ing throughout tho country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
POTOMAC HEICHTS.

Have you seen it? The best buy in the city.
high ground overlooking the Potomac. A
number Of nice homes being built being
finished and for sale. A limited number Of
easy terms. Water sewer. electric lights
good car service tone fare). strictly white
Take Cabin John car. See W. F. Jackson.
Samuel T. Do.sett owner. 1904 b Of. NV.
Main 1900. Also choice lots for sale in Som
erset Heights. l0Sxl00. Price. &c foot. Big
bargain.
FOR SALEIS60 MONTHLY; 500 CASH PAY
ment; excellent new bungalow. rooms and tile
bath: double siding and double floors: laundr.
in basement; two-car built-in garage. Lot 70
by $50; on high elevation In West Rtverdale
See owner. W. r. WILSON, Riverdale. Md.
Telephone HYATT Do
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sO-ACRE MONTGOMERY CO. FARM NEAR
Laytonsville: 45 acres in wheat. rye and corn
10 acres hay: 8-herse farm Implements; land
lord share crop 2-3. Bargain $500.
13e.acre Virginia farm An miles Alexandria:
pairs; 2-acre orchard; horses. COW. 1s hogs,
ARTHUR ~ CONNOR. Room 900.
72s 14th st. NV. Phone Main 7178. 18s
97-ACRE GRAIN And DAIRY FARM NEAR
Rockville. Nd; land in good condition; 7-room
dwelling; large basement. barn. tenant house,
other buildings; large orchard. Bargain
200 acres near IAytonsville; sold to settle
estate; $50 acres cultivation; fair house and
barn. Sacrifice Sc, 500.
ARTHUR N. COMMON, Room 900.
726 14th st. NV. Phone Main TITO. 49,
IN FACQCTER COUNTY, VA, NEAR THE
Plains-Farm Of 100 acres. on macadami1ed
road. two miles from station; ]. 900 eight-year-
old apple trees; home Of eight rooms: ami. {:
sixty acres good timber; especially adapted to
fruit and poultry. Price. $4,000. Address
Box 1900. Star ONCE.
14a-ACRE FARM. 21t MILES FROM DIS
trict line in Maryland; abundance Of fruit;
good water; excellent soil: 7-room house: hot
water heat; screened porch: large barn. chicken
house. etc.: ideal country house. with city ad-
vantages: quick SALE $1,000. Mrs. M. KEEP
PIER. Boz $50, Route A. Station h. Wash
ington. D. c. 49,
IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. FROM 10
to 325 acres; prices are right. See N and
make Arrangements for inspection.
F. 81, SMITH CO.. Sl5 18th at.
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MAGNIFICENT SUBSTAN-
TIAL HOME &1A ACRES.

Contains II line rooms and bath. reception
ball and large attic; tine electric fixtures; par
lor has windows. open fireplace; library,
windows open to front porch; splendid din
ing room. l5x24; opens to front porch; has open
fireplace; breakfast room with necessary clos
celain sink and porcelain laundry tubs; opens
to large back porch: cellar. concrete door, with
massive brick foundation; furnace heat; back
and front stafrways: 2Dd door. spleAdId bed
rooms with large closets; one has Q windows
and open dreplaces: also large den; complete
bathroom: also linen closet; very large attic
over entire house. all aoored and via
rounding country from tower room: 80 feet
Of Continuous front porch. on 3 sides; also
large back prch: slate roof over entire
house, double hardwood floors on LIST door;
downstairs trimmed in white: outbuiidings;
pumphouse with motor for pumping; double
etc: small fruit Of all kinds. about 20 bear
ing fruit trees. flowers shrubbery, shade
trees. naples and oaks; 6ne driveway around
house: location 10 splendid: right in Livingston
Heights. Va: and near the Country Club: on
Georeetown): az miles from Georxetown 81
auto: sale sign in front Of property; Mrs.
Mcntgomery's place. or better known a. Miller
place. ! have gone carefully over this entire
Eousa and cannot find one place where you
interior is in nrst-class condition throughout.
al newly papered and painted and new double
floors. II you can use large. well built home
az this 10 real real bargain. Price. $11.S50.
Terms. $500 cash. balance 500. IL per menth
includes everything. Possession given at once.
days. as the first person who knows values
and appreciates well built. real suburba q
home will snap 1t up quickly. Photo and all
Information at ofice.
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Accused Of Theft, Kills Self.

MONTREAL. May William
Graham Browne. head Of the bond
arm Of w. Graham Browne & Co.
committed suicide by shooting. here
last night a few hours after His ar
rest on charge Of the theft Of $50, 80
from the Royal Bank of Canada.
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myl0d&ds,e XSu go Pa. ave. NV.
J. OWEN & son. AUC1ONEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN As
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust. duly
Med for record among the land records O. the
District Of Columbia on February 10. 1920. and
request Of the party secured thereby. the un.
dersiSned trustees will sell at public auction:
in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY TIE E
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following described
land and premises. situate in the city of
Washington. District Of Columbia, and desig-
mated as and being lot $40 in Mary A. Thomas
subdivision of lots in square s55. as per plat
Of said subdivision recorded in Book 60. page
40. Of the records Of the ONCE Of the sur
veyor Of the District Of Columbia. subject to
said lot which will be described by the auc-
tioneer at time Of sale. together with the i'm
provements. consisting Of q three-story and
Property sold subject to one certain prior deed
of trust to secure the Perpetual Building A.
ISOLATION in the unpaid principal sum Of . 600.
and existing tenancy from month to month Of
Terms Of sale: One thousand dollars Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash: balance in
three equal installments. payable in one. two
per annum, payable semi-annually from day of
sale. secured BY deed Of trust upon the prop
erty sold. or all cash. at the option Of the
refunded and sale declared or. Taxes to be
adjusted to day Of sale. All conveyancing. re-
cording. rsvenus stamps etc. At cost OF pu as
within thirty days from day Of sale. other
wise the deposit will be forfeited to the trus-
tees. and the trustees reserve the right to re-
faultinE purchaser after I'VE days advertise
lished in Washington; p; e; .,,..
ROBERT q. FLYNN.
my1l-dAds Trustees.
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81, 500 Cash Secures
25O-Acre Euuipped Farm.

Everything goes for less than value Of
buildings to settle estate quickly; near r. r..
town: machine-worked fields. sprng-watered
nearly new; water. telephone. maple shade:
new barn. silos. spring water; quick buyer
gets Z cows. wagon. machinery. etc; only
Catalogue Farm Bargains 33 States. copy
free. sTROUT FARM AGENCY, 1422-N.
Land Title bldg, Philadelphia,
CHICKEN FARMS ACRES; HOUSE. BARN.
meat house. spring: all kinds OF fruit; acres
in meadow Price, 81, 600; terms. REAL Es-
TATE EXCHANGE. 1410 NV. ~: 1854.
ALL KINDS FARMS: 4 ACRES AND BUNGA-
low to $50 acres and s-room house: 3 to 90
miles away. in Maryland and virginia
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FARMS.
For AALA.

Valley view STOCK FARM. e ACRES.
10 acre timber, streams. fne bottom land.
bearing orchard: new e-rcom house. metal TOOL
ings: 2 miles station high and graded schools.
etc. etc. Sacrifice at 5000. easy terms I'm
mediate possession. Write for details OF this
and other bargains near Southern IT.. rs niles
Washington. r. LEE WILSON, Clifton sta
FOR SALE-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
enteen miles from city; near Ednor. Montgom-
err CO., Nd; 8 sores: tenant house; barn with
garage: chicken house; pigpen; bearing fruit
cellar. 3 baths; steam heat: artesian well wa
ter. Call caretaker. Sandy Spring 4-f-l4
Further information A. B. MELETT, Union
Trust building.
land 10 miles out; spring; stream: wood II
cut would nay for place; 4 mile R. R.: owner
leaving will sacrifice for 81 800: 800 cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
MODERN HOME.

~ 1N03N1O 1N1VD OZHNZ1UE.
Beautiful ssvsn-room home. living room
open nreplace). dining room. four bedrooms
Laundry tubs. pantry. hne sleeping porch nIx
~, front porch. linen closet. bathroom. tank
ana big storage room: cellar under entire
concrete floors; grapes. raspberries; concrete
wallis around house: pump on back porch;
on Great Falls electric. twenty minutes from
Georgetown BY cars. six miles from White
House by auto Inspect any time (Mr. Doran's
place): four minutes walk from franklin Pari
| station. Price. Is. $50: 31.50O cash, bal, S65
per month. includes everything. See this: it's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
TAKONA PARK REALTY GO.

TAKOMA PARK REALTY co.
Practically new bungalow. $1,000: new bun.
galow. rooms. h.w.h.; fine location; will sell
hollow-tle bungalow; would consider good o.
passenger car at its value. We have ID new
houses and bungalows ready for occupancy;
every one in selected location; suitable for
quiet homes. Some fine corner lots at good
values. Other lots at your price. We have no
experience to sell-but many splendid values.
TAkoMA PARK REALTY CO.. Takoma Park
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Equipped Riverside Farm
Near National CAPITAL.

Real money.maker. charming home: bus line
to Washington; 55 acres machine worked
fields: riverswster pasture and wood; variety
barn; poultry house: other buildings; owner
made money. retiring. throws in lot machinery.
tails page 81. Strout's Catalogue Farm Bar ar,
gains, IS states, copy free. STROUT FARM
AGENCY, 1422S. Land Title bldg. Philadel-
phia:
OREGoN-5z ACRES: HOOD RIVER; FAM
Gus apple district; 16 acres bearing orchard:
acres .vaiable f.n,t or %eassw . balance
Columbia river. churches. schools: 8 fruit as
sociations; good markets: electricity: out.
irrigation: nne: clirpate; owner CROWN. old;
Route /. Box Q, Hood river, Ore.
FINE COUNTRY HOME IN MONTGOMERY
county; on good macadam road: 10 miles Wash
inss: well-built house. Z rooms and att. attic:
shade; lawn. orchard, garden. spring. Take
7th st. pike. turn OF at Sligo. go Four Cor
ners, turn west one-fourth mile: or take 7th
Ut. pike to Wheaton. turn eastward and go
2h miles; square, two-story house. e.. NJ.
FJIERST Silver SpfinR, Md.
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Buell. Farm Agency,
HeIndon, Va.

FARMS. VILLAGE PROPERTY. BUILDING
lots or acreage. Give % 4 trial with our
electric lines. Some bargains. Immediate at
tenttoD. Write or phone l7-F.11, Vienna, Va
COOLEY WAGoONER- 21s
BUILDING SITE. GIT Fl. On ELECTRfC,
Forest Glen to Silver Spring; divide 100-ft.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, e15 rn.w. F. 27o2.
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STOP PAYING KEN1

STOP PAYING RENT.
Is week will place you in your own bun.
galow or house. large lot. In from one to ten
months. nearby suburb. one car fare. Raise
your own vegetables and chickens. Exceptional
opportunity and limited number. Call Go +
e NV. Open evenings until 8 O'clock. IT,
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ADAM A. wESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
Four Story Brick Apartment,
the Louisa" Containing 8
Apartments, No. ZIG New
York Avenue Northwest,

by AuCt1On.
By virtue Of authority vested In the under
IN front Of the premises on MONDAY. THE
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MAY. 1890. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. sub lot Ill. in square
557. improved by q substantial brick apartment
building. s apartments. with steam heat.
Terms: Subject to q deed Of trust tol
SO 200. balance one-half cash. the remainder
ton Of purchaser. deposit Of $500 required
at sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with In
enue stamps at purchasers cost. For further
particulars apply to the undersigned.
ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct.
myl0-d&ds, exSu go Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16

CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING By
raising your own vegetables, fruit and chick
ems. By purchasing this attractive: we'll built
bungalow. In good condition. with one acre
of land in beautiful Mclean, Va. Is bear
ing fruit trees. cherries. apples peaches.
plums. berries. grape arbor; bungalow has 4
rooms, large pantry. front and back pcrches.
garage and barn, chicken house; electric lights
$50 feet elevation. high and cool. High-class
community. excellent schools. property 9
squares from Engleside station on Washing ton
and Old Dominica leaving a6th and n kts.
NV. Communication $5.17 per month. Price,
$s.2oo.oo; 100000 cash. Property can be
shown sunday morning by owner, MICHAEL
KOHN. Agent. L. C. W1TKOWSKI, Mclean,
Va, or 900 r ct. NV. phone Main 3715.
TWO NEW BUNGALOWS. ONE F1vE-R0OM
and one six-room; anil, electric lights, eel
lar. furnace heat, gas; concrete walks. large
$6.7so.00 each: 100000 cash. $4,000 monthly.
including interest.
One four-room bungalow; gas, running water
in kitchen; large lot. concrete walks. close to
stores and school, one block to good car line.
A bargain at $4,000. $500 cash. $25. 90
monthly, including interest.
CHAs. II. LGHTBOWN.
Cottage City, Nd. P. Q: Ut: Rainier, Ma.
NINE-ROOM FRAME HOUSE. 1 1-e ACRE
% apple trees. cherry, 4 pear. plum.
8 ounce, all bearing: abundance Of grapes
4 large hydrants; nne garden. Price, So. 900.
On macadam road. Rockville electric line in
s.. 2o0.-sEvEN-RooM FRAME HOUSE. GAS.
water. furnace. cellar under entire house
garage. chicken house, fruit, large lot; good
condition; near 2 car lines. OWNER at 7l5
D Ct ne. Phone Line. 1929. 1es
By OWNER AND BU1LDER-IN VERY
best section Of Clarendon. va.-Built fol-
home-Bungalow type, rooms and bath,
built for 8-room Ink. apt. second door, II
desired, with front balcony facing east: lot
5Ox15O. Have to see to appreciate. Price,
coo; terms; Finished a. in 30 days. Address
By OWNER, At HYATTSvILEE96-KOO
well built house. In hns condition occupied
BY ownsr), With pantry, bath. large cellar.
gas, hot and cold water. electric lights, fur.
mace; lot 100x160; more land up to half acre
chicken house, shop; all Kinds Of berries and
fruit: nns location. blocks from cars; imme.
date possession. For prices and terms. id.
dress p. o. Boz 4os. Hyattsville. or phone
Hyatts. 11S-J.
AT HYATTSVILLH, ND ROOMS AND
open fireplace, hardwood floors. large attic,
porches; large barn or garage: beautiful shade
trees; lot lD5x1b0: immediate possession.
Phone Hyatts. 215-M.
OVER ONE ACRE OF GROUND IN CHEVY
Chase section. convenient to Connecticut ave
cars, me elevation: six-room house: plenty Of
shade. Price. $500. Address Boz 27-B. Star
ONCE.
FOR sAEE-ATTRACTIvE NEW BUNG1:
low. $500 Blair road: six rooms. tile bath and
cellar. hardwood doors. hardwood stairway
and trimmings, electric lights. gas stove,
wash trays. toilet. and storage room In cellar,
hot-water heat; lot 100 It. front by 1873 #.
priee and terms, Pour a. blocks 10 Ken.
nsdy st. car line. One block to school,
e. Il. GOTTWAIS,
Phone Col. 81. 1928 Wardee at, NV.
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VACANT.
NEARLY NEW; 6 ROOMS
AND GARAGE

Bsautif1i home: 9 large rooms and bath, re-
window and open nreplace). bedrooms; con-
ssss s. cellar. pipele.s tarnaee; front porch.
space; linen closet in half; house double sided
and building paper between; concrete septic
taIk: garage holds cars; lot 15x150; property
located on Clements ave-. Ballston, Va;
minutes walk from Clements ave. station te5
minutes, ride from 18th ard Pa. ave. on cleo.
line); also near Clarenford on Wash. and Old
Dfm. railway cleo. lire. Sale sign on property.
Price: $500: terms 81 ESQ cash: bal. As per
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SUMMER CAMPS.
Camp Life
FOR
Vacation DAYS

Camp Irouuois. ON Lake George. N. Y.
.PfcturesQuely located on the Queen Of
American Waters.
CAMP.OF-THE.WO
ON Lake PIensant. n. n.
In the heart Of the Adirondack; elev. 1,72l #,
Five divisions. accommodating young men.
young women. families and boys. Experienced
for illustrated booklet. Camp Life in the
Adirondacks." Address GEORGE Il. COLE,
&c.,, 40 Broadway, Nyack or. Hudson, n. Y.