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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

John r. Crowder died at his resi-
dcnce. 220S Floyd Avenue. yesterday
morning, at ll:iJ o'clock. He is
Lewis Lipscomb. OF Kentucky. and
Mrs. Alien J. Phaup, of Richmond.
Also one son. Fred T.. Crowdcr of
New York Funeral arrangements
had not been completed at "a late
hour last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
q. w. Crawford Dies.

Funeral services for George W.
Crawford. aged So. OF Chesterfield
County. who died Tuesday night at
10 o'clock in his home on Broad Rock
Road. Will take place from Branch's
Church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Burial Will he in Maury Cemetery.
Besides widow, MIR. Crawford Is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. &. Il.
Cook. OF Chcstcrlleld County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Capture Murderer IN DnnvflIc.

1ANNlLt.E. VA, Oct. 27.-pink
McClady. negro, wanted in South
Carolina for murder in September.
was captured here last night soon
after the arrival on a night train or
Sheriff c. X. Saunders. OF Barnwcll
County. S. g.. who said that lie had
been trailing the alleged murderer
for several days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

EREDERICNSBUlt VA, Oct. 81
-Rcv. {. w. Trainham, former pas
Tor OF tho Baptist Church ut Manas-
Hill Church. in Loudoun County lie
VIII enter upon his duties there on
January l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

OF North Garden. this county. who
died from injuries sustained in Z fall
from n horse at Fort LeRvenworth.
Kan. last week, reached here today
and the funeral was held this after
noon from the home Of her father,
d. L. WOOdson. at North Garden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
The treatment that will rive
real results Is the one that
attacks Rheumatism mt It's
source, and removes the germs
That cause IL.

If your case requires any
special advice, it can be OBJ
tanned without cost, together
with valuable literature, if you
VIII write today TO Chief
Medical Adviser, $50 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Says LOO Brew.rics Are In Norfolk

NORFOLK. VA. Oct. o7.-John
Whitehead. internal revenue agent
told woman's political meeting here
last night that there were no less
than 1000 private brcwcrics" In
Norfolk. The statement was made
during n discussion OF the Vols:cad
law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
0S ] 10 1edrSUld,
Visited byaR Reporter
in Her Home, Talks
!ntereSting!yAb
Her Busy Life
HER YOUNGEST DAUGHTER RECENTLY
CELEBRATED HER BIRTHDAY, WITH
A CAKE OF 70 CANDLES.

The accompanying picture was taken
from photograph Of that remarkable old
woman, Mrs. Sarah Lingerfelt, now living
at ServllIa, Tenn, the mother OF 10, chill
dren, the only surviving one of which, the
Youngest. a daughter. Is over 10 years old.
\ Mrs. Lingerelt was bonn in Cherokee
"a County, North Carolina, In Decem-
8x|) Der, 1901, moving to Tennessee In
~ /her early childhood, and has lived in
$ t/Polk and adjoining counties all the rest
v Of her life.
To reporter who recently visited her
home, this old lady talked entertainingly
about her early life and her struggles dur
ing the Civil War, and brief resume of
of her history is given in tlle first column
OF this article, together with statement OF
her grandson, A. Frank Smith, as to her
use of Thedford's Black Draught.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Called south by Sisters Death.

LfNCHBuBG. VA. oct. 27.-Rcv.
W. Il. Burks. pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Church here. has been
called to birmingham. Ala, on ac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

was held for the grand jury today
under 5000 bond on change of man
slaughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Car Driver Held for GRAND Jury.

DANNILLE. VA. oct ED. T.
jennings. aged II. who was ut the
wheei oil the automobile which turned
turtle near Fall Creek on Friday
night. killing Edward Drumwright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

Miss IIatr- woodnon.
CiIARLoTTESVILLE VA. oct 81
The body OF Miss Hattie Woodson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

Why remain IL slave to the
Imminent bottle, when YOU
know that the best il can af-
ford is mere temporary relief?
why not make II determined
effort To break the slinclilcS OF
rheumatism by routing the
germs from your system?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
A TRUE STORY

r. lARAH LlNGERFELT. whose por-
ia trait is here shown, and who, In
IL December, 1920, will be 119 years
years old, is still woman of remarkable
vitality and possessor of an unusually good
memory. She not only remembers things
which happened in the past, but has .
keen memory for everyday happenings.
She Is now living with her grandson
A. Frank Smith, and her youngest daugh-
ter, Margaret Smith, who recently cele-
brated her 10th birthday.
The story Of her life is record of he
'roic struggles against poverty and unfavor-
able circumstances. At the age of l8 she
married Jonathan Smith, who died during
the Civil War, leaving his widow TO make
living for herself and Is children. Several
years after his death she married Amos
Lingerfelt, and in a few years was again
left widow.
Until about 20 years ago, when she
lost her eyesight, she did a mans work
around the farm, blowing and hoeng the
corn, raising the cotton and working in the
held, by day. At night, by candle light.
she spun and wove the chldren's clothes,
maze oid.faslioned patchwork quilts,
and looked after the house work. Since
losing her eyesight, Mrs. Lingerfelt has
peen unable TO work in the field, but
stlil manages to make herself very useful
IN her grandson's family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

count OF the death In a hospital there
or sister. whose death followed an
operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

Noting to Hun For House In Louisa.
e ttr.nHitlCitSBURG. VA. oct. 81.
Carl II. Noting. of Louisa County.
has announced his candidacy for the
House of Delegates from that county
subject to tho Democratic primary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Copyright. 1920.
bY The Chattanooga Medicine Co.

bI nc ChRttanoosa Medicine Co. <I4HHf
Mrs. Lingerfelt, the oldest 0n
person in the Third Congressional &8
District, If not in Tennessee, has no
formula for attaining longevity, except
hard work and the use of herbs for me-
dicinal purposes. The statement OF her
grandson, given below, tells about the
herb medicine which she has used 70
a long, long time"
Evening star., 1920-05-29
PROPOSALS.

OVERLAND Country Club. model 191e.-Pro-
posais for purchase of same shoeM be ad-
dressed to Custodian Of Salvaeed Property.
sose; s Az
eleven O'Clock. Tuesday. June 1. 1920:
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
Town OF Takcma Park, Nd. May ID. 1e2o-
Sealed proposals. to be marked ''Proposals for
Conerete Roadway: and Curbins and Cement
signed up to 8 o'clock PM. Monday. June IA.
at which time they will be opened by the
mayor and council in the basement Of the
Presbyterian Church. for the following public
or less. Of concrete roadway with concrete
curbing: approximately 1900 square yards.
more or less. Of 4-foot cement sidewalks.
Specifications may be secured upon application
to BEN g. DAVIS. Clerk and Treasurer. lilo
Oak ave, Takoma Park. Nd. my27&28
OFFICES OF THE COMMISSIONERS. o. c..
May 20. 1920. Sealed proposals will Be re-
ceived at this Office. Room 500. District Build
ing. until O'Clock PM. on June 3rd. 1920.
for the construction Of Concrete Foundation
Walls and Entrance Area for the Rock Creek
Pumping Station. 27th and X SITS, NV. Forms
formation may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department. Room AT. Dis.
trict Building. Washington. D. c. LOUIS
BRoWNLOW. CHARLES w. KUTZ. Commits
sioners. my2S-6t,exsu
OFFICE. DEPOT OFFICER, 18th AND F SIS.
NV. Washington. D. C-Sealed proposals
in triplicate win be opened at above address
necessary labor and material required for
shoeing Of such public and private animals
as the oficer in charge of the zone transporta-
tlon ONCE may designate, for the fiscal year
1921. Proposal blanks and informati may
be had upon application here.
my26,27, ,2S, %. ie1S.19
Evening star., 1920-05-29

NO. I.
FINE LITTLE IMAM FARM: ABOUT .
acres. half clear, balance fine pulp wood; 6-r.
bungalow, garage, ice house. meat house. chick
en- house, engine house. hog house and stable
for animals; about 40 fruit trees: good view;
new bldgs.. and about 25 miles Of Washing
ton Center market. It's q fine chicken and
fruit farm. Buildings could not be duplicated
for price asked for quick sale. $3.50 CASH.
No. 2.
First-class Montgomery county Imam farm.
so acres; IA miles to Center market; good 6-r.
house, outbuildings. fruit; hne corn, wheat and
potato soil; equipped with two horses. hne Jer'
sey COW and heifer. 2 wagons. plow, binder,
mower and tools and about Is acres nice wheat
For quick sale, the whole farm and equip
ment will be sacrificed for s.. $50 CASH.
No. 3.
Fine 124-acre country estate; hrst-class stone
house; furnace; elegant bank barn. corn house.
meat house; tenant houses; about 100 fruit
trees; u mile Of Lincoln highway; IL miles
Baltimore; about 40 acres clear, balance wood
lands; near stores, churches and schools; bidEs
alone would cost about $4,000. Immediate
possession, 12,700. Here is an exceptional
bargain.
6. r. ROWDYBUSH FARM AGENCY.
Kensington, Md.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
MAGNIFICENT SUBSTAN-
TIAL HOME & ~ ACRES.

Contains IL dne rooms and bath, reception
hall, large attic; hne electric fixtures; parlor,
z windoWs, open fireplace; library, windows
open to porch splendid dining room. 15x24;
opens to porch has open fireplace; breakfast
room. necessary closets. ETC.; kitchen, coal
range, diah closet. porcelain sink, porcelain
laundry tubs: opens to large porch cellar. con-
crete hoor. massive brick foundation; furnace
heat back and front stairwsys; second noor; 5
dows and open fireplace; also large den; COM
tic over entire house, all doored and win
dows: nne view Of Warrington and surrounding
country from tower room; 80 feet continuous
front porch. sides; also large back porch
slate root over entire house: double hardwood
doors on hrst hoor downstairs trimmed white:
outbuildings; pumphouse, motor for pumping;
double chicken house and runs; Toulouse
weodshed. etc. /: small fruit all kinds. about 20
bearing fruit trees, dowerH. shrubbery, shade
trees. naples and oaks; dne driveway around
house location splendid; right in Livingston
Heights. Va, near Country Club on main road
"a minutes from Georgetewn); 81 miles from
Georgetown BY auto: sale sign In fro1t Of
property; Mrs. McptsomeryS place. or better
ever this entire house. cannot find one place
the interior In drst-class condition throughout,
doors. II you can use large. wen built home
this Ii q real, real bargain. Price. I'll. $50;
terms. 50. 500 cash balance, $s3.12 per month.
includes everything: Possession given at once.
This house viii sell In less than 10 days. the
drst person who knows values and appreciates
we'll built, real suburban home will snap 1t up
quickly. Photo, all information at once.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
FARMS,
FOR SALE.

WITHIN 80 MILES OF WARRINGTON. III
miles from main line railroad sta tion and i'm
proved highway; 40 acres Of high rolling
cry. house, barn. fruit and springs of soft
water; farm and summer home combined.
with good orchard land. bargain at $50 per
acre and easy payments in liberty bonds as
security. Apply OWNER. Room s18, Union
Trust bldg, or see your broker. -
Evening star., 1920-05-29
SACRIFICING
MODERN BUNGALOW.


Splendid 6-room and bath bungalow; parlor,
coat closet. dining room. kitchen. porcelain
sink (elec. range cost $135); dish closet, 2
bedrooms. with closets; linen closet: attic for
storage; pipeless furnace; concrete cellar;
screens all windows; nns concrete front porch;
back porch covered; city water; septic tank;
elec. lights; chicken house. with concrete door;
pant desires very quick sale, thus low price.
3d. 600; terms. 81 800 cash. BAL $52.50 per
month includes everything; located Carroll
ave. Del Ray, Va. Sale sign on property; In
station (1s minutes from 18th and Pa. ave. on
Alex. cars); directly opposite school; well
Evening star., 1920-05-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

By THE OwNER-A SUBURBAN KEsi. .
dence; brick house; u rooms ana batn. large
cellar. furnace heat, electric light and tele-
phone; large lavp. shade trees garden; snt,sui sra,s
river view on nne road in D.. Q. No Dealers.
Address Boz S02-K. Star once. 81.
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW-6 LAkGE
rooms. bath, furnace heat, electric lights; run M
ming water and 9 large lots. Price. sS,,yv'
II. 200 cash. balance $50 q month. Z. La I'LL
LlAMA II Baer ave-, Cherrydale. ". W
70 WALNUT ST., CLARENDON. vA,-kiGHT
rooms and bath: anil; bungalow type; sasase
In cellar for two cars; large closets ana poIenes:
must be seen to be appreciated. Owner ana
builder on premises all day every sundsy.
VIII be. completed within 80 days. Adaress
Boz SILK. Star ONCE. oo-
HOUSE VACANT. IMMEDfATE POSSESSION.
z rooms. all modern Improvements, large iot'
best part Of Laurel, Md.
H. NJ MARTIN. 7s4 15,l st. NV.
1850 Fl. GROUND IN AMERICAN UNI.
versity Park. d. C.-Sewer. electricity, 1ru.
trees. chicken run. large barn and garage:
suitable for summer shack or to remodel intS
ll51 80"
Evening star., 1920-05-29
SACRIFICED TO CLOSE EsrArr.

SACRIFICED TO CLOSE ESTATE.
1,0OO-acre highly improved stock and dairy
farm; up-to-date buildings worth more than
price asked. less than 500 per acre: terms
easy; IL miles from National Capital. % from
Baltimore, on Pennsylvania r. R.. 1.50O winter
apple trees; high-grade stock and implements
Of every kind. r. B. b. CHEW, Attorney for
Estate, 612 st. NV, Washingto d. C.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
] D I DObH T ANxA !
Kensington, Nd.

FOR sALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
Washington property. 7h-acre grove Of 4 to
s year old orange and grapefruit trees; situ:t-
IN miles from Okiawaha. on Dixie highway;
consist Of two-story frame
dwelling, furnished and screened; hot and cold
two brooders; owner at present in city. Phone
Main 7157
Evening star., 1920-05-29
ELEGANT HOME
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.

8 rooms. bath. reception hall. garage. cellar /;
parlof has windows and mantle dining room.
stink. dish closet and open to large back porch ];
nne pantry; double doors on 6rst door and
trimmed In chestnut; nne electric light fx.
lures; second 6oor, nice rooms. hall closet
and splendid bathroom 6x12 ttile floors and
tile walls and linen eioeet}: also fine hack
e'cn on. .ss S11o 70 :sy
doNaspouts; s Hne porchesa on house hedge
and concrete walks all around place: also
chicken house. grape arbor full sised concrc.s
cellar with entrances; best hot-water heating
plant; also fruitroom and laundry tubs and
Iron beam for support septic tank; pr.,erty
minutes fro- 18th and Pa. ave. on Alexandria
car line: sale sign ON property. Inspect any
time you wish owner-oecupant, Mr.. Pett,H
Sacrificed at ridieulousiy low figure Of $3.50 !;
terms. $4,000 cash balance. $50 per month.
II you are looking for reai suburban Groom
home where only drst-class materials wers
used throughout I think this will suit you:
photos At once.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (ContinueAl

MODERN BUNGALOW; EVERY coNvEN.
iencs; full concrete cellar: large attic: rooms
and bath; blocks to cars; 22-minute service
to 18th p.;a and re1no. sn ave-: acre; high i0ca-
Small farm. ~ acres; Groom house; plenty
fruit; we'll located; easy walk to cars. Price.
$1,000. Easy terms.
Ss.05o l acre: near two car lines; Groom
house; fine water. Terms.
New, modern 7-room and bath home; 4 very
large rooms on hSst door; A-acre corner lot;
higlest location; two blocks to cars. Price.
IS, 80. Terms.
Real bargain. Groom home; electricity; near
IL new; u acre ground: 2 blocks to cars. Price,
s. .675; $500 cash; $45 per month.
NEW ARLINGTON
REALTY CO., INC,
,, ceIumSia nnaI2.. station Arlington "; a:,+.,
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS 100 SUBURBAN
CHARLES a. DOING,
s17 18th ct. NV.
CHEVY cHASEBEAUTfFUE NEW HOME;
immediate possession; everything modern; easy
PERcY Il. RUSSELL COMPANY. INC.
9th and New York ave. NV.
FRANK. b162.
NEW BUN01L6W-N0. $500 BLAIR ROAD.
hot-water heat. electric lights. gas stoves; lot
100 feet front BY 1856 feet deep to an alley; 4
garage rear; location ideal BY owner.
Phone Col 81. 3. Il. 0oTrWAIS. al2S War
MAKE YOUR MONEY IN THE CITY AND
locate your family at Laurel. Md, and raise
your own vegetables. poultry: etc. For sale,
.hss. ssS.e etc. '% Also
i.rse lawn shade. 600 both Within is mi, min
stores and post ONCE You can reach the bus.
ness section Of the city quicker than from near.
SE EGE further apply sS
Montgomery st., Laurel. Md. 30
BY OwNER-NEw HOUSE, 2s0z r. I. AVE.
me-; rooms and attic; front and rear porches;
modern in every respect; lot 4oxloo. Phone
North 7086. 90
III ROAD
run; garden; terms. JONES & AHAEr. Attor-
neys for Owner. 1408 9 St NV. 90.
HYATTsvIILE. MD.-FoR SALE. SEVEN
rag
water; fruit and shade; three blocks from car.
Price. A,300; easy terms. J. @. BROOKE,
Owner. phone Hyatts. 98J. so
nvnsr frg's Tits mccaRTH: aiss: land price, $500
A MODERN 1o-ROOM DWELLING IN FIRST
class condition; hot-water heat. bath. stable,
fruit. shade and an unusual variety Of choice
shrubbery. vines. etc: 10 acres Of land. One
Of the most attractive and up-to-date places in
the vicinity OF Washington. Convenient to
trolley and about 8 miles from the city. II
portunity. II sold At once. $12, 800.
Several beautiful wooded building sites with
acres; within 9 miles Of the city.
Mclean. virginia
Evening star., 1920-05-29
VACANT.
NEARLY NEW; E ROOMS
AND GARAGE.

Beautiful home: 8 large rooms and bath, re-
eeption hal, elec. lights (dining room. bay
window and open hreplace). s bedrooms; con-
crete cellar, pipeless furnace: front porch. 2
sides; also back porch: pump; attic stor' 60
space; linen closet in hall; house doable sided
and building paper between; concrete septic
tank; garage holds 2 cars; lot 75x150: property
located on Clements aye.. Ballston. Va; 5
minutes walk from Clements ave. station t25
minutes ride from 18th ard Pa. ave. on elec.
line); also near Clarenford on Wash. and Old
Dem. railway elec. lire. Sale sign on property.
Price. $500: terms. 81 $50 cash; bal. 945 per
month. includes every thing. Keys at once.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
9 ROOMS, GARAGE, LARGE
LOT-CLARENDON. VA.

II Lawton ave.; reception hall. parlor.
dining room. opens to porch, kitchen. pantry;
concrete cellar, two entrances; hot-water heat;
bedrooms (room for bath. without hxturesl;
attic storage space: tin roof; large front. back
and side porches; small chicken house: garage:
lighting: splendid location: fine lawn. shade
trees, Aowers etc.; near school, stores, church
e.; one block from 18th and Pa. ave. elec. line;
sale sign on property. Price. $1,000; $1,000
cash: bal, $4l.50 per month, includes every
thing. Inspect any time. OWner-occupant.
Evening star., 1920-05-29

FARM NEAR OIL WELL
Great bargain in farm finely located on pike
close to well. Maryland; large house; hne for
WEsTCoTT, 1890 N. 7. ave.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FIVE OR SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
or Z two-family house In suburbs; terms. Ad-
dress Box Blk. Star once. %
HOUsAS. LAkGE Oh SMALL. 10 siLL IS
Aiexandria county, Va. (haviaG perseaany
nonths); II years. experience - real eee1ts
salesman; Perhaps it would b TO youf advan'
tage to list Virginia property for sale with ne.
No sale, No charge. WALTER 0'HARA. VII.
lett 4 Rsinecke Co.. 1900 nv. Ph. II. le2S.
70 RENT. UNFURN7SHED. FIVE Oh SIX
room house in suburbs. Address Box 146-k,
star ONCE. 20
Evening star., 1920-05-29

public auction. on the premises, on Saturday.
Msy %, 1920, at 8 pm, the farm Of the late
Robert G. and Lucinda Council. consisting Of
140 acres, more or less. and located one mile
from Potomac, Nd. One hundred acres are IN
cultivation and the balance in timber. I'm
proved by twelling house and outbuildings. This
farm adjoins the properties Of the Gold Min
ing Company. the late Maj. Mcdonald and
Thos. E. Jackson. and being located as 1t is.
In a thriving section. should be a good invest
ment. Terms will be arranged day Of
sale. @. L. HICKERSON, Administratog.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
WALTER O'HARA.

WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Ageat on Above Properties.
] specialiSs on nearby Va. properties.
Main 1923. 1909 H NV.
VERY HANDSOME. 9 ROOMS: ALL MOD
ern Improvement; furnished or gnfurnished !;
beautifully located on corner lot 10Ox14O; "a
rage and outhuldinss; garden already planted /:
immediate possession; direct from owner on
very reasonable terms and low price. See
owner, R. T. VIOLET. 34th and Baker sts..
Mt. Rainier. Md. 81
BROOKLAND.
Two dne houses in Brookland for sale:
worth the money. Call North 3674 or call at
1242 Newton at, Brookland: 800
BROOKLAND.e
Ry owner. new house, ready for occupancy.
1905 Newton st., Brookland: open Sunday,
to . pm.
House at 321s 18th st.. Brookland: vacant;
fine condition; all modern improvements.
Both houses convenient to churches, stores
and schools. Call North a674 or call at 1242
Newton st., BrooklAnd. So
Evening star., 1920-05-29
SACRIFICING
9 ROOMS, l ACRE,
WECT FAILS CHIIPEH

Larse living room. opens to front porch din.
ing room. kitchen, 4 bedrooms, den. pumphouse
and pump garage and 3 stalls, hay loft, big
chicken house and run 4; house nne repair beau
Fl pear trees cherries, grapes, etc. :; located on
Broad st acress from West Falls Church sta
tlon that IL on 18th and Pa. ave. line: known
as Dr.. Scuthern's house. II looking for sub
urban home this Is cheap. Sacrificing. $4.e75 !;
:ash. 900; balance. $50 per month. includes
everything. Inspect any time.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Beautiful Bungalow in West
Chevy Chase, D. c. Real

Exceptionally we'll located on 4and Ut. neas
lngomar. New: detached; Z large rooms ana
tiled bath. Hot-water heat. Hardwood finish
Oak floors. Large open fireplace. Laundry
tubs. gas aud electricity. Colonial front porch
aud sleeping porch. Lot 50xl0J TO paved alley
High elevation. Excellent surroundings. Price.
So. $50; 81. 900 cash. balance easy monthly pay
ments. Inspect No. 5219 42nd st. Open Sun.
day and Monday. HIGBIE & RICHARDSON,
Evening star., 1920-05-29

wOODRIDGN d. O.
Come cut Sunday or Monday and let me
show you several nice homes, with all i'm
provements. Prices from So. 900 to &, 800. on
reasonable terms.
r. A. LINGER
2S11 Rhode Island ave. me-
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS - SIXTEEN LARGE
well located lots. IL minutes' street car ride
from 18th and Pa. ave.. for quick sale $3.50
each; terms; viii sell separately, II desired.
Address Box 2a6-K, Star ONCE.
FARMS AND SUBURBAN HOMES ON GOOD
snte rods and electric lines; eesvenieat =
G. q. MILLER, oaktop. We. 81
Evening star., 1920-05-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.
TO COLORED PEOPLE
Lots go yards from
ROGERS BUNGALOWS
in East Hyattsville.
0IYuI.I M

Mr.. SHIELDS. Fendali building.
~ 0WNER-FTvE-K00I HOUSE And
18th; half acre Of land; located at Harrison
SSaton, on Great xGsla sar Nae. k1he sss fare
Id 13-miBute ~ into WaaAlngtan: - feat Of
seroh; metal shingie roofing; garden out; nne
fater: reasonable terms. Apply to 9. c. BUN.
GARNER. Harrison station.
g ACRES: LARGE ROOMS. Halls, BATH.
cellar, porchss. electricity, laundry tubs, lawn,
growing garden, cherries, apples, grapes cur
rants berries. barn. poultry house; electric sta
tieu 400 yards: Washington Z miles; 81. 500;
terms. JOSEPH BERRY, Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
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R00KLAND-BUNGALOW ROOMS, TIE
bath. sleeping porch; cement front porch; hoi-
water heat: electric lights; lot 50x15O; fruit.
garden, chicken house, room for garage; house
In ane coalition; good location; desirable neigh.
horhood. OWNER, 1914 Monroe ne. North SEAS,