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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-07
THE BUELL. PROPERTY
At Herndon Heights,
One mile from Hefndon, Va,

One mile from Herndon, Va,
Suhdivided into lots and small tracts,
Will be sold at auction
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. AT II AN
This prppafty IL beautifully located and lies
we'll for suburban homes, and We have sub
divided Il with view Of making It the ideal
hone net for thoee desiring . combination Of
city conveniences with large lots or email
acreage tracts.
shade. timber and wood In abundance. Loca-
ton hish and healthful, with nne surroundings.
This y very ane Investment PROPOSITION.
balance ], 2 and years. At your own price.
Will accept good negotiable paper As part
payment this property.
Absolutely fFee-We will give away valua-
bic priSes. including an acre tract Of hand.
Also cash pfiSes.
Band concert BY symphony brass hand.
Luneh to be served on grounds.
Everybody invited and we expect you to
come and enjoy yourself. whether you are .
buyer or not. Sale conducted rain or shine BY
INTERSTATE REALTY COMPANY,
Selling agents, Raleigh. n. c.
Special ear leaves 3Oth and n SITS. at $40 AIM.
For Information concerning sale, call On
Buell. Farm Agency. HeSndoa. Va. -
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TAkOMA PARK HOMES.
here you are. Handsome brick; large
rooms on nice corner; h.wh.. gas. and cleo
fine linen closet; storeroom g. porch. 2 baths,
finished cellar: in the heart Of Takoma i'm
mediate possession; price right. Handsome
16-room residence overlooking the park; fine
elevation: . acrcs fine land tennis ct; fruit
Splendid 12-room dwelling; lot 10000; garage
for cars: slate roof; Al location; worth
rooms and half acre; $4,000. Twenty scres
and l2-room house. SIC: 500. Two and q half
chard; $500. Helcw tile bungalows.
TAKoMA PARK REALTY CO.,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (CoatlnueAI

POSSESSION OCT. 20.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW FOR SALE BY
High elevation. Just OF baltimore Pike, Hyatts-
vil,sn .,, minutes to Treasury ,n,.,.a
Feb. /; owner going abroad win sell for more
than 81. 900 less than reconstruction cost. Open
fireplace. built-in bookcases. electric lights.
electric
mace heat; new cement walks, garden. chicken
house and run; summer house with grapes. Lot
floor has i've rooms and bath; End floor planned
hail, j. completely noored, with il windows.
.easensb,e terms can Be arransed. FREnERTc
Eid LEE oEns, Nc j Marion st. myattsyi,le'
II ROOMS-$9, 500.
Gas. electricity. het:wster heat; % minutes
sT later e sp.esus s0G iss
three beds; Sedrooaas t'' ssts s' and separate
en- hrst floor With separate entrances front and
rear. which can be used with two bedrooms
above as separate apartment or as offices for
cement cellar. cement Sidewalks around house
lot nearly half acre: hedge, shrubs. trees
Terms. e Marian ave. Clarendon. Va. or
M ssk f e., Mrs. MINAR. $40 Colorado bldg
GROOM HOUSE; GOOD CONDITION.; I'M
proved street; water. sewer. bath. gas. Price,
- 800; $500 cash. $40 monthly. JOHN L.
kNoPP. 1928 Kearney st. ne. (WoodridSe).
Phone North sass-J.
RARGAIN. Mt. RAINIER. MD.
I-rocm house and reception hall: bath. electric
lights. gas. hot-watef heat. cellar, front and
rear poHches, garage; 2 lots, 45x125 IT. each
fruit: chicken house. Property located on good
road to city In the one-fare zone in strictly
white section one block Of trolley station: good
car service. Possession at once. Price. $3.50;
5000 cash, balance $40 per month and in
critics apply to
ERNEST II. SHINN.
36l1 34th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone Hyattsville exchange 1861.
SACRIFICE. FINE CORNER LOT,
CHEVY CHASE. d. e.
One block from Connecticut Ave,
33x140 IT. to alley.
J. V. n. #. b. HUYCK, 1917 Fl st. NV.
NEW GROOM HOUSE; H.-W H, EI4ECTRV
lights; porches: very attractive; we'll built;
easy terms; first and second trusts, &c. Phone
N 1851. %
ONE-FARE ZONE-NOW VACANT-7-R ROOM
semi. bungalow; all modern convenienees; hol-
lot. $50 cash; $50 per month, Including prin-
cipal and interest. Act quickly.
CHAS. II. DOING,
22S Colorado bldg. 14th and sts NV.
SRoOM BUNGALOW; P0RCHBs; ATTIC;
can't. Groom house and 10 acres for rent,
B. N. SMITH,
Phone Clarendon S05-F-2-2 Arlington. VI. .
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THRIFTON, VA.

IHRIF lUN, WA.
NnWLYWEDs. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE 70
get q Feal bargain IN l.room and bath buHga-
low, With all modem conveniences. Large
yard, with garage. VERY large porches. This
10 Q dandy buy and 90 easy terms: Possession
Immediately. No agents. Address Box SD.
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FOR sALE+z NEW HOUSES. AURORA
Hills; ami: heent ear fare; 81 900 under
market; $500 cash nd. snd go month
Arlington County CHI, Clarendon. We.
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FOR EXCHANGE,

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN CHEVY
Chase lot for slightly used auto and nay or
receive difference. Address Boz 102-D, Star
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POTOMAC HEI(1H'IS

PUIUMAC HEIGHTS.
Have you seen it, The best buy In the eity,
High ground overlooking the Potomae. a
sale; moderate prices; easy terms water,
sewer. electric lights. good car service lone
farel. strictly white. Take Cabin John car
See ". r. Jackson. owner, 5424 Conduit road
Cleve. 4s3. or Samuel I. Dorsett, owner. 1904
n St NV. Main 1000.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
SEVERAL BUSINESS PR0FEKTfEETR1bE
for hishclass sAmi-suburhAn homes 20 homes,
s.w., trade for farm. houses, Wash. Hty..
rented to coiored for $50 q month each; trade
equity for city residence. Store and residence,
re-. trade for building lots. Let US have par
ticulars of what you have and what you wish.
n. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 4597 1873 ct. NV.
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Buy Your Business a Home.
Downtown on 9th $1,000.
bath; garage; cellar; monthly rent. -
H St. Northeastern.
2-story brick: store and living rooms;
bath; rear alley; terms
Georgia Ave. Corner.
81 .00o-Next to new bank. across IRON
Crand.n's Theater: improved with badss.;
monthly tenants; rent. SIS. This Is good
speculation.
Georgia Ave.-S2,5OO.
One story store; large lot to alley; room
for garage; monthly tenant
Corner Northwest-$6, 500.
2.story brick; large store: with rooms and
bath above; cement cellar; monthly tenants;
$5,OOO-Northcast.
S-story brick, rooms. BATH and store on
section: Rented at $50 to monthly tenant.
David E. BARRY, 1897 NJ. q st. ;so, NV.
FINE BUSINESS CORNER. NE; CORNER
party occupying store. leaving town. viii sell
out to s 6 NV f Main ISL
18th ST. NORTH OF C-IARGE STORE AND
$40 per month: monthly tenant. PRICE,
sToNE 4 FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave. NV.
room and kitchen, inst door: s.rm. and hath
apt. second Hoor; lot i9xl2O. to large alsy !;
garage; occupied BY owner now doing q big
business: will sell for $4,000, both business
sT S { TiIRrAx, 1s4e N.w York ave. nv.
MT PLEASANT. WEST OF 18th sT.-sToRE
and one room, first floor; three rooms and 6afh'
second door; h.w.h.. s:l;; will be vacant NOV.
l. 1920 Price only x1S,SO.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave. nv.
TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-sToRE AND WARE
house near 7th and + SITS. 4-stoIy oniiaing'
Price. $4,000. Immediate possession.
STONE ( FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave. n "
18th ST. NEAR COL. RD.-STORE AND TWO
rooms first hoor: rms. b. on second second. and
rents, 81. $50 per year Price. SO 900.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave. NV
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE STORES SUIT
able for any business; monthly tenants. Price.
stone & Fairfax. 1912 New York ave. NV
9th ST. NV NEAR p ST.-LARGE STORE
with rms. in the rear. rms and bath On
second floor. rms. bath on third door; ga
possession. Price. ST.. 500.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave. NV.
It'll ST. NV. NEAR PUBLIC LIBRARY
sssoy building eon,aln.ng store ana and n;ns
rooms and bath on second and third floors;
have a party who will take q ten-year lease
at $3.50 Der month Price, $4,000.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave. NV.
N.E.-CORNER, BRICK. LARGE STORE. &
room nat; good for grocery or shoe repair;
Sc. 900; terms. BEN TEPPER, 404 7th st. NV.
Main 22s.
IA. AVE NV. NEAR PEACE MONUMENT
Lot 19r136 improved by 3-story brick bldg.
consisting Of exceptionally large store and
living rooms; possession guaranteed; 81, 900; !.
terms. BEN TEPFER 404 It'll st. NV. II.
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IA. AVE. NV. NEAR PEACE MONUMENT
Lot 1885, improved by 3-story brick bldg.
consisting Of exceptionally large store and
living rooms; possession guaranteed; $4,000;
terms BEN TEPFER, 404 It'll st. NV. II.
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TO BORROW $500 On IMPROVED b. G.
real estate. near Conduit road; valued at a..
900; willing to pay per cent and co0D1sston.
Address Box l23-D, Star ONCE. g
WANT to borrow-$250o, nrst deed Of trust;
property worth 5000; near Lincoln Pafk.
Line 3079. -
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EDUCATIONAL.

1917 q st. Opposite Keith's)
Pitman and Gregg shorthand. typewrinnE;
English. spelling. penmanship. secretariai
trimming. Class and individual instruction.
Gregg classes 5 to Z. NJ. 325s. Dictation classes
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Unusual Offering.
$40 OO0 CASH BALANCE MONTHLY

$40 900 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY.
FIVE small brick apartment buildings, all
adjoining and each containing rooms aud
bath; bot-watfr heat We oher these Won
derful little apartments at q price equivalent
to 50 600 each or $4,000 Just think. each
building contains 16 rooms. baths, heating
plants These properties are nearly new and
we'll rented to good class white tenants. Lo-
Gated within walking distance of navy yard.
A c. HOUGHTOS & CO.. 1916 II st. NV.
I'VE have the REST in every section
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-26

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Giloen til nelten al SOugiuuiug pore Soubu9er, Der
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butter fra andre 9anpe, pil blipe lurtet betDoeltg tps Nnerita
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pIblifauife rationale Yrpgram bar ta9et Sfrlot frenoO paa
ale 9roblemer % Sporssmaal, Der er utale til 9onobrn8etS
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button % Miletnins, % Dc bar paa 6olellen at De
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mioler, lpttepes BET Dem ouer al 6orueutning. 90
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otife Opofrelier. Huber Gri9en % ~lelere bar De
prret @ienltano for taabeli9e Yirferier al aac Slags,
ia ieIp Ineueripnte Observation-Disclosures ira Den enc Gnoe
al 3onoet til Den anoel, pore Yrooucenter al Tcroeas
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PED Yrisfaltlettelier, meOens Senne %lettiorelle Ne9je=
rina bat tillaot Yriien paa Son,llO til at fpuc til Ell
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bet republitanlte Yarti for Settelie % beOre Stpre.
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bet republitanite Gartis 2anobru9spro9ram Den beoIte GRID
rina, beoite Saufer os ale prattiite 5Orlansenocr al aue be
representative Jarmerorsaniiationer belle 2anpet.
Settle Troorom frrper 8ortheb: tilitretteli9 Hepr9Ientas
tiou al 0armeee itsrre &esierinssaferer, cooperative 6ars
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-03

that their assistants shall be employ
cd TO help in the work.
For all tools lost through no fault
Of employees as result Of squee2es,
water or fire, the men to be compen'
stated for such losses.
Where contract miners are em
ploycd doing company work, the
company shall supply them with The
necessary tools and falling TO do 90,
shall compensate the miners by paying
each miner not less than one extra
hour per day for the use Of such tools
aud that the company shall supply
to all company men the necessary
tools free of charge.
where contract miners encounter
abnormal conditions in their working
places they >lall have the privilege
of going on consideration work. \ def
milton of consideration work shall
be written into the agreement.
"The supplemental agreement which
terminates with declaration Of peace
shall be continued until the cXpira
ton of the contract and our Officers
be instructed to Immediately notify
the representatives of the operators
Of this decision.
Check. k.weighmen ana chcck-dockinp
bossc. be permitted to serve as mem
bors OF mine committees"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-03
"A\D 81 THEY LIVED
HAPPILY EVER AFTER

That's the end Of all good love
stories, and the pastors of Oklahoma
are getting ready to take action to
make that happy conclusion Il iact'
not Il fairy tale. so far as the mar
riages of this state are concerned.
Here's their platform:
"Family prayer viii abolish di-
vorcc."
The increase in divorce and the
need for the countcTacting influence
Of daily family worship in the homes
of Oklahoma will be stressed at tho
statewide pastors conference to be
held at the First Presbyterian church,
Oklahoma City, March s, and 10.
Wherever the family altar is es'
tanlished, there is no chance for the
divorce court to be called upon by
members of that home 10 adjust
martial differences, the pastors say
DIR. William +. Brown, of Chicago
associate director of the Spiritual
Resources Department Of the mis-
sionarv department Of the lnterna
tional Sunday School Association. vii
lead the fight to abolish the causes
cf divorce in oklahoma.
Plans fer the organization of tho
county and church units of the spir
itual resources department will b'
projected at the conference of this
department. State and county repre-
sentatives TO help develop the spirit
ual resources OF the church and lam
! lily worship and Bible study vii
speak informally at these confer
| nnlns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-03
sulphur Personals.

Mrs. Wyatt of Hugo Is tho guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Jack Nowlin
Mr., and Mrs. Gowyan Putty o. Wich'
i,a Falls, Tex, is the guest OF rc'1'
tiNcs this week
T.. \. Nelson is spending few
days with home tolks here. His
father also spent a fcw days here g.-
turning homo SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. i. Beard returned
home Monday.
Ray Connally left sunday for Ida
belle. Okla, where he will be in
tho Western Union office.
j, r. Gucncttc Of oklahoma Cit3
was here fcw days last week.
!. y. Roberts of Okemah, Okla, was
here ON business last week.
Orvllle Purdue is the guest Of his
parents for few days.
Harry Henry is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Henry.
Ray Connaliy is visiting her broth
cr. MIR. Claude Masters, in Sapup;,
this week.
Mrs. Ray Crudup Vas an Oklahoma
/ City visitor last week.
We are glad to learn that Hugh
eldest son of MIR. ana Mrs. Jim Slovcl
who was dangerously injured la.
week by being thrown from horse
/ is much improved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-03
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND
SALVATION ARMY MEETINGS

r,r,o aud o,,,,,si.s,io crou.ds ar,
o,,nn5tn,, ,ha e,Iyotio, ,r,,,,, ,nootinoe
being conducted by Major Morton. Tho
congregation takes hold Of the sins.
ing heartily and a duet was sung
by Emory Koehler and Lieutenant
Ragsdalo. who sang My Mother
Bible" 4 beautiful offering was Gi'.
I Ell anu was "PI'VVi'''" '' N"P''
Major Mortons subject Sunday was
Come Let Us Wake Up" His text was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-03
ROT IA R|ANS HEAR
REP RT Of {. v.
RICHARDS ON BONDS

The report Of c. w. Richards, who |
last week attended the convention of
school superintendcnts OF the Ma
tional Educational Association ut
Cleveland. was the main feature of
the Rotary luncheon at the PreSoy'
terian church today. Mr.. Richards
visited Rotary headquarters in Chi
cago before going to Cleveland. AL
Cleveland he attended the weekly
luncheon of that club, which had an
attendance of some $50 Rotarians
and over hundred visitors.
Another matter on which Mr.. Rich
ards had a report to make was the
result of his investigation az to why
there was no market for the board
OF education bonds recently voted by
Ardmore. He found a number OF
reasons responsible for the condi-
ton: one being the Oklahoma law
which forbids the sale Of bonds at
price below par with accrued inter
est, and the further provision in the
law that bonds cannot be issued TO
draw more than five per ceh.. he
stated that q number of che Dig
bond houses informed him that prac-
tically all of Oklahoma is In poor
favor with bond buyers for the reaS-
on that numerous issues of bonds,
especially improvement bonds, have
either been repudiatel by the com
mun..ies which issued them, or That
tho Communities have been unable
10 meet the payments when due. he
found that these bond houses know
as much or more about local condl-
tfons here in Ardmore than we do'
that they even know the pieces OF
property ON which paving tax mas
not been paid and that tho general
attitude seem TO be that Oklahoma
bonds are not desired BY people VINO
have money TO invest.
Rotarian Earl Q. Gray reiterated
what Mr.. Richards said and took
occasion to refer to the proposition
of issuing refunding bonds in order
10 help fill the depleted sinking fund
Of the city of Ardmore in order that
bond payments may be met by the
city.
Rotarian Fell referred to the mat
ter OF the proposition looking to IN,
establishment of the managerial form
of government in Ardmore, ano
among other good thoughts i'll ms
talk was this: 1T is not so much th'
money you make today that counts
the most of you expect TO live here
in Ardmore for several years, and
you do not approve
YOU do not improve your town an'
establish your citys credit SO ina
your Improvement bonds can be sold
you injure your town permanently
and cause people to leave, thus inJur
ing your own business and affecting
your income. The greater gain come
from establishing the city's credi
and improving 1t so that people VII
want to stay"
Rotarian Henry d. Rinsland, wh
Is n new member, made an interest
ing short talk on the relation of edu
cational interests and business inter
ests.
President Richards called attentio
to a letter from the Kansas Cit
Rotary Club inviting Ardmore Rotal
ians to join them in taking the tri
TO the international Rotary Conver
ton at Atlantic City in June. kaI
sas City Rotarians will have sp'
cial train known as "The Mid-Cont
nent Special" for all Rotarians
this district.
The ladies' OF the Presbyteria
church announced through Presider
Richards that they desired to di
continue serving luncheons aft'
April l.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Especial to The Ardmoreite)
Oklahoma City, March 3.-Cattle.
Receipts 1.100. Market, steady. Beet
steers, y0.75 to $12.5O; medium steers,
$3.50 to $10.5O; cows and heifers. 1925
to 1925; cows, 81 to $S.25; Gamers
and cutters, IS to 81! calves. IS tc
s1O.50; bulls, IS to IS.
ilIogs. Receipts 1,4OO. Market steady.
lavies, $l4.15 to 314.25; butchers,
to 1890; medium to good, $l3.7b
I4: common to medium $l3.do TO
IlA7o: stockers, SO to S12.20.