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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
ALBANIAN IS SHOT TO
DEATH FROM AMBUSH
Blood Hounds Put on Trail or The.
Mrh NciEhhor Saw Running
From House.
By Associated +

ATHENS. ALA. Dec ,.r,
King, OF Stewards Cross Rnads ~
miles from Athens. was literally sboi
10 pieces Friday when nr.d upnn
through the wiadow OF his home bv
unidentified persons, hundreds az
shots taking cncc, IN his body. lie
died instantly.
More than twenty shots arc said
70 nave been fired. several loads
the room Just above the heads al
kings children. vino had gone 10
bed. Frank Douehcrty, a nc!ghbor
who went 10 investigate the shoot
ing, reports seeing three men fleeing
from the King home. and three snots
were fred AT him.
:. Bloodhounds were placed on tho
,trail, and three men were under ar
rest tonight. ADJ Jones. George Por-
ter and negro. \ fourth man /.
being sought by officers in conncc-
5tIon with the killing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
UNITED SUPPORT is
SOUGHT FOR TARIFF
MEASURE IN HOUSE

Continued From First PageO
more manufactured products This
committee proposes to seek the elm
ination Of these party lines and other
reasons for nonsupport OF the meas
urc."
Chairman Fcrdncy. who VAS au-
thoriaed to report the tariff bill for
the Ways and Means Committee, is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20

IL decision is made in u caucus. Dis
cussion In the Ways and Means Com
mittec dhring the drafting of the bill
was understood to have disclosed
that some Democrats were unwilling
TO vote for the bill, although feeling
that they would hear from home IL
they failed TO lend their assistance
to its passage since tho farm produce
ton of the South is nc longer limited,
to cotton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
Aged Custom, Om.i,1 ni.

WVEII.E, MA, Dec lg---ticOrrc
cotiin. ". who WIS perhaps the old
est custom hous" official in the United
states ana WHO saw Nfty-c.Sht years
OF me United states In varIous parts
OF the country, stopping only TO serve
ms EoN"Tn'n.nl in the Union army.
Detroit. Mich He entered tho cus
toms service when he was - years of
age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
Three turned I'm E,n,o.i,

MONKOE, la, Dec Iy-JT,ys
Reagan. aged u, Is dead: Ncwson
Reagan. aged 8. his brother is r..
staily burned, and Jimmie Reagan.
aged .. cousin. is badly burned az
n result of an automobile gas t,nn
explosion and fire in West Monroe.
Two othes' small children had mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
SOVlETS QUIT PUBLISHING
THEIR DAILY BULLETINS
Cessation OF Activities on All War
Fronts Is Cause of Soviet
announcement.
ny Nssociatcd Prcss, ]

llty Associated PrcSS,
LONDON, Dee. i9.--With tho ceSsa :
ton OF activities OF all war fronts.
the Russian Soviet government an
nounccS discontinuancc OF the daily
bulletins. says a Moscow dispatch to
the Daily Herald Uhc labor papcr).
nation ofsthc Soviet government that
such condition of things has cx-
listed.
Leon Trotsky, the Soviet War Min
istcr. is quoted in a speech as say
ing that. although there is no longer
any war front. and Russia at present
is not threatened by any direct dan
ger. she cannot yet afford to disarm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
Dcsc,,ourI ,cco,cr.

PAItIS, Dec. I9.-Paul DcsChanrl.
who resigned as President Of France
in ScDtembcr because Of ill-hcal;h.
has practically recovered and viii
proceed Ia Department of Eurc 1T
Loire Tuesday. where he will ina,i-
Surate his senatorial campaign. This
was disclosed today by Raoul Pref.
president Of the Senate upon his re-
turn from n visit which he paid the
former President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
ltum0r IS Denied

LONDON. Dec. IA Reuter- dis
patch from Madrid today reports the
issuance Of an official denial by For
cign Minister dc LENA OF the recent
rumors that an Anglo Spanish alli-
ance had been concluded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
BEGINNING TODAY
Ua,c e:ucni,,q pispatcb
The Lees Of Happiness"
ny =. SCOTT rITzGERALD.
These Two Loved nni Lost-wns
II Better Thnn Not to Have
Loved At AIR

lie his own knowledge, rs he believed
its lesser value should be contributed
to the American case"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
Greater Richmond
By Richmond Chamber of Commerce

dpsusn Of , nea"s
by the since early
ons of the prOposed exposition viii be
mona people keeping at home million dollars
Goods practically price as can be bought from
Hay Thon,on calls a,ensiom in m Mh ma ter
cpaf at ,ng due to packages from mail
c , ana the men and women who
rate The public TO the false buying by mail
haps impress tho fact UPON buxsr " mna VIII per
any other %S nna more
es Go rssnona /" the aPnsa the chamber making
9 and are lending LEM their aid carrying
OF shch Ypn t" nesS in its ultimate growth The
WORKING as they always welfar" nichon
members of the Mnnufaeturers and the Aa
@ ne6 of the chamner clyde Saunders
me ability the Women OF % Shm6nn nG
IS ' dome SsE" o" without delay and they quit until
naway win Office in The Times building ADVISES
national Builder Assoea ,G no in n"e
a.w,ns hs builders
ana,i but these tansi;'sa a" to Mr.
arnsn quany Of the road viii place
directly in the hands of builders contemplating the
Richmond trip ~
The Pacific Steamship Company is anxious 70 do
rsIon an EXPORT business in Richmond of the
coast OF the S s To nG AMI ATLAS ns
F. Goodman H. of the E cam @H@T an
featured proGnes of Richmond OF M lGo on mann
be placed in the hands of The steamship company
n,a S on the West coast Of the United states
Trade with those
Have you ever Richmond he tenth floor OF
,hamn%r Of Commerce building? You
oht east south and to the southwest OF
hG Chamber The financial asrie, city. Capitol
building city Han and much of the business
hn 'a n, oni,inss are oysropped by the rising tide
east and southwest obtains Manccs-
I'm Park that look calmlv own ,me hT t around Forest
nave visitors should not permit them
and bring their people may go back
OF the 80 $500 ~ ~
survey of Richmond have gone ou, to
business houses banks manufacturing plants,
,her" is no publicity given to these individual
the confidence community respect for several
ears The Chamber wishes receiving
sanmG,s to go before the country January
world with
Tho coorcd residents of Richmond are taking hold Of
The Buy in Richmond Goods cam.
to give Richmond the PREFERENCE IN n
az, w A. Jordon assistant secretary
comes in the Cian,ber's lead j. Thomas
tors ~ H H,nns ms hearty support to the proposition
M en'rehes are urged to take this matter
'". 'mp'cssi'encss OF their regular
This is reminder four colored banks of Rich
mon" nave combined deposits of sl3S1.52G
PEOPLE on deposit in the white banks 1t is
Of svs make that coorsa
something near si00000o In addition they arc paying
only city negro nop"atton re
is fast overhaung
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20

me rumors of an alliance were
published Saturday by the newspaper
La I.ibcrtad. OF Madrid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arri,Ais and Departure, or Passenger Tram,
DahS, unless othsr~ite shown, pubIishet
only as Information and not guaranteed
DAILY except Sunday. Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
In McnlOriaIn


DANIS-In sad. but loving remembrance
oil my darling boy. Thadcus ~ DAVIS
mno u!ed December Is. 1917 three years
IN mis- little snow white caskct
S.ccplnE all among the fow-ry
Lies my darling bruwn-eycd baby
In his cold and silent grave
some may think I'll slon forget thee
ana my wounded heart he neaicd:
but tney little know the sorrow
Inats within my heart concealed
by his loving mother. Mrs. Emma
j. Davis
ViS-ln sai; but loving remembrance
OF NV beloved husband. James T. DAVIS
1915. e"oe' ~
Gone. but MT forgotten
Ills CHEEKY ways. his nniliu< face
Arc pheasant To recall
He had u kindly word for each
And died beloved 10y all
heaven now retains our treasure
Earth the .onviy caskct kccts
AMI tho sunbeans love to inger
where my darling husband SLEEPS,
ms devoted wife. Mrs, Ern,u,
J. Davis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deaths

Deaths 1
died. December IL, at resi-
uch't %. h"I brother IN law. ". "A. FitE-
Sr.h!u. No. ITO! drove Avenue, Miss Mar
s'rc, VI. Morrison. dLugntcr OF the !atc
Scncfai Pitcairn Morrison. L. : 4
[uheta! pis'atr. lntermcnt At 81 Louis
40. Washington. -. g.. and ST, Louis
MO. papers please copy
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11
Good Roads Meeting at Meridian

This Friday evening, June 1lth' at
8 o'clock, at Parkin's hall.
The County Commissioners Oh & Aaa
County will meet with the taA-payets
of surrounding country TO ulScuSs
future road problems attecLlng thiS
community. ,.,s
Do YOU want the state highway paIsu
or do you want Gravelled ROADS III tne
outlying districts? This is an I'M
portant meeting and you shoula a.
tend. Meeting called by Mer4aiah
Commercial CLUB.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11

Farm bureau work is getting 20 9e
.nnTeciated. During last year Ada
connty farmers were saved $50 Tor
eocb dollar spent, according to
a. atement lust published, the savings
Z amonnting to SS1,4o5, for an expen-
diture of $9,359, of which $4aso .'s MSs
spent by the county ana s45oO
from state and federal funds.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
SLOW IN GETTING STARTED

rs the Times goes to press We are
I able to report anything of special
kerest from the great Chicago con-
Ruon, except that the League of
shions" is the one big matter un-
u discussion. No one wants the
alson draft but the league with res
Hations is favored by many. Nom-
E<ung speeches will be made this
tluay afternoon and by Sunday we
AS know the result.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11

y. Z. Moody has sold his 40-acre
sncn near Hillsdale school, to SID
~ rltman, OF Idaho Falls, for
fS,z5O, Mr.. Moody has purchased
pace near Nampa. and will move
~ soon. We regret to see them
saye our community.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11

A Colonel Patch for senator cruz
has been organized in this county anu
4 number Of Meridian citizens are
behind the movement. Colonel fa'ci
has good war record.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11

u is understood that w. H. Peer has
- appointed as temporary post
saster, but when he will take charge
T. not been announced to the Mer-
pan people. Mrs. j. j. Caldwell, who
= oeen the efficient deputy, has
Rheo that she be relieved of the
prk, as she desires rest from the
pstoffice duties;
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11
Now is the Time 10 Ger Rid of Your
Rheumatism.

Ii You are troubled With chronic or
muscular rheumatism buy a bottle
Of Chamherlain's LiRiment and mas
81 &c the affected parts twice day
with it. You are certain 20 be very
much benefited BY it if not actually
cured. Try it,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11
II. II. AsBURR
MERIpIaN PRRssARY

II. II. ASB URRY
-PRoPRIEPoR-
MERIDJAN PRES SARN
Suits Tailored to Order. Clothes
Cleaned. Pressed and Repaired at
Reasonable Prices,
shop on Broadway ST, Meridian.
Phone 46S. Give Me Call,
FOR SALE.-Best lots in Meridian
secure a nice building lot in the best
part of town, whore the good houses
are building, On and near the state
highway.
Your Own terms of payment,
FRANK N0URSE,
Phone 216e j, Boise.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11
Daily Program:

Friday,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Announcements Chauauqua
The MacGregor Singers
Organizing Chautauqua.
Tho MactTegor Singers
Balou Fisk
Admission TIC;
SECOND DAY Saturday,
Fenwic Newell Concert Company
Presenng a E Mason Delightful comedy Monoiogne
Admission soc: Z
Chantauqua Play
Prelude Fenwick Newell Concert Company
The Unfolding OF Democracy"
Eastman Lectures Things Worth While
Admission: soc; tax sc
THIRD DAY Sunday.
Arernoou-Concer Prelude ..... The
Lecture Relation Amecansm
MPrie Beyea RN First Red c. Nurse
sc.
Chauauqua Play Hour.
Enng- Concert Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
A. E F. Entertainers
Admission: 77c; tax &c.
FOURTH DAY Monday, 21st
AtenoonMusic Entertainment the Hesn'eFS
Admission: soc: tax Sc
Hour. p.z..or,
Evening Entertainment he
Hunting pig Hane IL
Dr. Charles illustrated with Remarkable PGFes Sfe
the Far North
Admission: 77c;
FIFTH DAY Tuesday, 22d
AternoonJunor Chautauqua Games in Public o, rounanx
Admission: &C.
Josephine MARITIME
e ~ - Noted New York Prima Donna
$780, tax 1oc
On Sunday will consistent in every way WIN w ~
f The a
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

PETwoRTH-Bungalow.
$3.50 s7,5OO Cash SIS Monthly
rooms, tiled bath, open fireplace.
hot water heat, electricity, gas. 2
blocks to cars. NEW. VACANT.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
"Own Your Own Apartment
Plan Mapped Out for 7enants
By Allen E. Walker Company

Fourteen only were for amounts In
excess of $1,000.
d. J. Dunigan 10 credited with the
largest amount represented In last
weeks permits. II was $75. 900 and
Is the estimate price placed on
twelve dwellings to be built on
Kennedy street. Mr.. Dunigan also
took out q permit to build four
dwellings In the 4300 block on Third
street northwest at an estimated
cost of $4,000.
Hedges and Middleton announced
last week the completion Of q trans
action involving ten apartment and
residence properties. with an aggre-
gate value of about $4,000. It is
understood Mr.. wardman acquired
the properties involved In the trans
action for investment purposes.
Plan once Building.
and 1909 Connecticut avenue. were
sold to an unnamed out-of-town
investor last week by the office Of
John F. Maury for William E. Me-
Reynolds.
The buildings. 1t is announced,
are to be extensively remodeled and
converted into business and ONCE
structures. It Is understood the
consideration in the sale was In the
neighborhood Of $4,000.
John r. Maury Makes $4,000 Sale.
John T. Maury last week. an
nounced the sale OF the detached
brick residence property at 1731 X
street northwest. An unnamed 10.
cal investor bought the property,
which was sold in connection with
the American Security and Trust
Company for an out-of-town client.
Consideration was reported to be
$4,000. .
The following sales are also re-
ported by the same office: Detached
residence OF ten rooms and two
baths, 340S Mount Pleasant street,
sold for c. F. wilkins to an un-
named purchaser for $4,000; semi
detached residence of nine rooms
and bath, with double garage, at
2716 Ontario road. sold by DR.. z.
c. Wilson to II. Smallwood for $13,-
500; residence of ten rooms and
two baths at 1886 Columbia road,
sold, furnished, for Mrs. W. z. DEF
fenderfer. to an unnamed buyer for
$4,000.
Boss and Phelps Busy.
Sale of six residence properties
was reported last week by Boss and
Phelps, consideration in none of the
transactions being given.
Shannon and Luchs reported three
sales last week. The following
pieces of property figure in The
sales, the considerations not being
known: 1891 Thirteenth street
northwest; 1901 GaIlatin street
northwest; SIS Lamont street; 124
Thirteenth street southeast, and
3479 Holmead place northwest.
Wardman Sells Apartment House.
Sale of the Mackenzie apartments,
221 B street northeast, was an
nounced last week by the ONCE Of
Harry Wardman. Consideration is
said to have been about $4,000. Mr..
Wardman acquired the property
earlier in the week in a transac-
ton involving several other apart
ment and residence properties.
Six dwellings at Sixth and O
streets northwest, 1t was announced,
were taken in part payment in the
transaction,
The deal was handled by the ONCE
OF Waggaman and Brawner, in con-
nection with the sales department
Of Mr.. Wardman's Office. The iden-
ttfty OF the purchaser was not made
known. though Il was stated the
new owner of the Mackenzie is to
hold 1t for an investment.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
LEADING HOME
SELLERS

Right in the one block between Ninth and Tenth
Streets on New York Avenue you win find the prinei-
pal home selling specialists Of the city Of Wsshnston
These are Real Estate Agents hat make the buying
and selling Of homes their one big branch Of busi-
ness. They are men who have listed On their books
every bit Of Worthwhile home property in the city
and suburbs. Long experience in this one special
line makes them more capable Of locking after your
interests than any other Real Estate Agent could pos
sby be. They SPECIALIZE, and It d The specialists
Of today IN any line thaf know the most and can give
the best service. Their experience d At your dbposa
10 advise in purchasing the home that you wish Any
district Of the city OF any suburb, no matter wherl
you want to buy, you win find the home you want at
the price you want on the terms you can pay, listed
on the books Of these Home-selling Specialists. Go
10 zee one Of them today-ten him about what you
want in the way Of home and he win show you
what he has 10 eier.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
What You Have Been
Looking for

BROOKLAND. D. C.-Bungalow.
$500 $500 Cash Bal. Monthly
6 rooms, bath. hot water heat,
beamed ceilings, open fireplace,
electricity. gas, big lot IMME-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
TENANT FAILS
TOHEED BOARD
B. F. Mahorney Ignores Dis
possess Notice and Sum-
mons of Commission.

The first case in which a sum-
mons of the Rent Commission has
been completely ignored will come
up tomorrow afternoon when the
complaint of Alice Reiser VS.. Ber-
nard F. Mahorney for possession of
the house at 1928 Michigan avenue
northwest is set for hearing. The
Ball act grants defendants ten days
to answer complaints. A copy of
the complaint was served on Mahor-
ney February rs, but he has not
filed an answer or vacated the
premises. The commission agreed
yesterday to set aside the Monmouth
Hotel case tomorrow to hear the
complaint.
The commission does not sit on
Saturdays, but four decisions were
handed down yesterday. In the
cases of Henry ]. Brown VS.. Eugene
II. Dunnigan and Charles F. Bietz
VS.. Lottie NJ. Martin, the commits
sion found notices to vacate insult
ficient. A number of landlords are
using the printed form vacatingz no.
tices which were a part Of the
equipment of every real estate Of
flee before the passage of recent
legislation. The Ball act provides
that notices shall state specifically
the purpose for which premises are
desired.
The commission also denied a re-
hearing to Catherine B. Mullins.
Miss Mullins asked for possession
of the house at 1909 Seventeenth
street northwest, now occupied by
James Dickinson, who has a wife
and three children. The commits
sion refused to evict a family for
the convenience of one person.
In the case of Geneva G. Moore
against James H. Boggerson, the
de1endant was allowed possession of
property at 1912 Columbia road.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
You Can and Should
Own a Home

There d very little need to 60 into the myriad
advantages gained in owning your own home. Every
clearsghted, sensible person realizes that the home
owner Is the individual who has the best of things
IN The housing problem today. No fear Of sudden
eviction, no fear Of rents being increased beyond
your means, no worry or trouble. The amount Of
rent you may now be paying would, If applied to The
purchase Of home, easily pay the interest On the
principal and pay of a good amount on the home at
he same time. Realizing this, as you must, why not
start now to buy your own home? Stop being only
4 tenant Be home owner. You can do It. Look
over The list Of homes for sale that is This page;
pick out the one you think you would like, then 60
to the "Home Specialist ON whose books If Is listed
and have him explain to you how you can purchase
Il. Remember, when you pay money out m rent it
d COM, but when you put II into the purchase of
home you not only still have II, but it is continually
INCREASING.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

= own your own apartment"
; This Is the novel proposition Of
fered Washington tenants by the
enterprising Allan e. Walker Com
pany, pioneers here OF the co-opera-
tive ownership Of apartments as a
means of solving the pressing high
rent problem.
AS adapted to use here the plans
advanced by the Walker Company
are in many ways superior to SINH
lar projects already tried out in New
York, Philadelphia and Chicago.
What makes the "own your own
apartment" plan advanced by the
Walker Company distinctive from
similar propositions in other cities
is that the scheme here Is applicable
TO people of moderate means
An Subscribe to Stock.
Each tenant is his own landlord.
The tenant-owners each subscribe
Tor an amount of stock in pro-
portion to the size of the apart
ment which they occupy. In other
words, the tenant of a four-room
apartment would not be required to
purchase as much stock as the
tenant of a five-room apartment,
and so on
The corporation OF tenant-own-
ers, Of which each tenant Is a
director, makes a contract for the
management of the building with
some competent real estate agent.
Selection of the original tenant
owners is, of course, contingent
upon the success of the projects.
The brokers for the sale of the
buildings make the selection.
Few Points of Friction.
After this step is taken and a
competent agent employed to man
age the building, there are very
few points of contact or possible
friction between the tenant-own-
ers who continue to live in the
buildings as owners just as they
did before as tenants, with the
POSSIBLE exception that they feel
a certain pride in their apartments
and in the building as owners
which they did not feel while mere
1y renting their accommodations.
S235,021 I'm Building Permits.
A total estimate cost of $235,021
was represented last week in the
sixty-five permits to build issued by
the building inspectors ONCE. The
week before permits totaled seven
ty-five, for an aggregate estimated
cost Of s5ss.162.
The majority of the permits is
sued last week were for repairs, al
terations and other small projects.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

WOODBRIDGE, D. C.-Bungalow.
5000 $1,000 Cash Bal Monthly
rooms, bath, electricity, gas, one
pipe furnace, built-in bookcases and
china closets, big lot. NEW.
VACANT.