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FOR SALE-APARTNRsTs

WHY RENT When You Can BUY
On Terms CHEAPER Than Rent
After Making Initial
Cash Payment?
DUMBARTON COURT
1867 31st Street N. w.
3 rooms, bath; 1857 cash and
$29 total monthly payment.
room, bath; $495 cash and
$l5 total monthly payment.
THE NETHERLANDS
1850 Columbia Road
3 rooms, bath; $1,000 cash
and S48.75 total monthly pay
Inent.
4 rooms, bath; $1,000 cash
and $65 total monthly payment
5 rooms, bath; $4,000 cash
and $7l.50 total monthly pay
ment.
Come in and let US explain the
details.
ALLAN T. WALKER a CO., INC.
BIB 18th Street N. w.
Southern Building.
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Park View
$500

SIX rooms. bath. hot-water
heat; front porch. space for ga.
rage; alley. convenient to cars and
schools.
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Takoma Park
$1,000

A large detached house conta n
ing Is rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. electricity. slate roof, near
car line
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
BOSS & PHELPS.
l406 II st. N. w.
Telephone Main 4340.

BOSS 4 PHELPS,
l406 II st. N. W.
Telephone Main 4340.
PRICE. $500. owner leaving city.
immediate possession will be given
of attractive modern home In ths
BloominSdAle section just on OF
First street; there are six rooms
and bath; the whole house In
beautiful condition. Unusually
large lot to paved alley and there
PRICE. 1850. well situated in
Columbia Heights. = two-story
house heated with hot-water. hAv-
lot to wide paved alley and garage
for two cars. You would do well
to act quickly. for this 10 an un-
usually nne homo for the money
PRICE, 5000, in Mt Pleasant:
west OF 18th street In splendid
block for home, wel,nua.
house In excellent conaition
throughout. occupied By an owner.
room house where all tho rooms
are unusually large Paved alley
in rear Of lot and there Is
garage
PRICE. $3.50. we'll situated In the
Northwest where possession VIII
be given; there are rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights, front porch. two-story rear
porches. paved alley In rear OF
lot. Reasonable terms Of sale
PRICE. $500, . downtown homo
near Dupont Circle. vacant. and In
first class condition throughout
This is q three story brick house
having ten rooms and bath. located
on the corner of an alley. ample
room for garage. Reasonable terms
Of sale
PRICE. $3.50. in columbiA
Heights. . little on 18th st
Owner will sell on terms of $l.boo
cash and easy monthly payments
aiusn. avsaS msesrH ssese sn. inont .nd
rear porches. House heated with
hot water. deep lot with room for
garage. Possession any time
PRICE, &1l,Soo, in Mt. Pleasant
near 18th and Park road; q desir-
able thrse-story. ten-room brick
house, situated on the corner OF an
alley having side light. House
has % not-wsaer rst neat. e,ee.h,e eechs hgn Pos.
session given
PRICE. $3.50. in one of the at
tractive squares In Mt Pleasant.
modern house with hot-water
heat, front porch. sleeping porch,
the house screened throughout.
Owner leaving city within the next
ten days and tho house IL going
PRICE, $11.5oo, in Chevy Chase.
. decided bargain in u high class
homo. colonial style. twe-stories
and attic. two bathrooms on sec
ond moor. vapor heat. electric
lights. front and rear porchea
Possession any time.
terms Of $500 cash and monthly
payments of $35. Conveniently sit
uated in Bloomingdale, not far out
and just of of First street; owner
leaving city. This Is 6-room
and bath brick house. rear porches.
ton
PRICE, $500, in Columbia
Heights. convenient to schools and
churches: vacant and in beauti-
full condition throughout. There
are nine rooms and bath, hot-water
heat, electric lights, instantaneous
hot-water heater in cellar. Terms
$500 cash and balance like rent
PRICE, $S.25o, in lexington; q six
room modern house, good lot with
paved alley in rear; owner will sell
on terms of 1880 cash and
monthly payments OF $26.
BOSS G. PHELPS,
HOME OF HOMES
1406 H S. N. W.
Telephone Main 4340.
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PETWORTH
Price $4,000

Semi-detached stone house near Georgia
avenue and Allison st. bright rooms and
bath: h.-w. h.. and other modern features
Lot 25xl4o to Is IT. alley. A wonderful
buy for the price
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Bloomingdale
$4.750.

A comfortable little home In .
good. convenient neig bcr hood
house contains rooms and bath:
heated by latrobe; gas; alley;
space for garage.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Price. $11.500.

Near l4th and Fairmont SITS. A we'll
constructed three-story brick dwelling
Of 10 large rooms and baths, not
water heat. electric light. excellent lot
This house is in perfect condition ana
ready for Immediate occupancy. Rea-
sonable terms.
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One bungalow In Hysttsville. ] VIII se
at . bargain; immediate possession an
only $500 cash psyment
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SHANNON & LUCHs
713 14th st N. W.. --.-. . Main 2345.
Central Northwest ~ r11'' Brightwood
Central Northwest
$4,000

Near 18th and X sts. convenient
TO Treasury. State Department.
war Risk. etc. Q rooms and bath,
hot-water heat
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
MONROE STREET N. z.

A charming bungalow contain
ins . rooms and bath; h.-w. h.
front pofch: hardwood Trim ana
noors; built-in refrigerator This
home We consider TO be ideal In
every particular; the construction
10 the very rnest. the location the
very best: splendid view; near
cars. Immediate possession and
the terms are reasonable
+. ]. NESLINE COMPANY.
sos Continental Trust BldgL.
18th and II SITS.
Main 7os.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

VACANT. Colonial brick. eight rooms,
bath, electric and gas light. hardwood
floors, wide and very deep lot: two-car ga
rage, with water and sewer connections.
one square of l+th St car line. Price. only
$500.
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DETACHED BUNGALOW.

New and modern. never occupied; hve
rooms and bath, pipeless furnace. electric
lights, gas. open fireplace. stationary wash
tubs in cellar; good lot: room for garage;
Price. $500; only $3.50 cash required.
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Brightwood
$4,000
T-TU UTT~Tr

A modern house near car line.
containing 9 rooms and bath vapor
heat; electric lights; front and
double rear porches; hardwood
foors and trim; space for garage;
alley; Immediate possession can be
obtained.
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High View
$4,000

A modern 2-story brick residence
located at a high elevation: box
house OF colonial type; roomA
and bath; furnace heat: gas; al
ley: occupied by owner: immediate
possession
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Columbia Heights
$4,000
On wide concrste-paved street:
8 rooms. bath, hot-water heat,
electricity; front and double rear
porches: hardwood floors and trim;
deep lot to wide paved alley.
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Near Dupont Circle

Just 2 squares from the circle and con-
venient to downtown; a beautiful corner in
Al condition; rooms and tile baths !:
property II being sold at unusual low
price and on very attractive terms. Price.
3l2.500.
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$4.75O.

within easy walking distance OF
the Government, Printing Onice.
Union Station. ana Postonics; cor
ner property. containing rooms
and bath. istrobs heat. gas Terms
reasonab BILE.
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BETHESDA, MD.

Modern corner home, vacant; nine
rooms. bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights, gas. open nreplaces, two-story
front and rear porches; lot l50xlso;
garage; poultry house; large garden.
fruit, shade. shrubbery, etc. One
square from cars. Price. l2.50o.
A rare bargain At this hgure.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. TIT 14th st. N. w.
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6-ROOM BUNGALOW. bath. h. a. h.. tws
acres land: two blocks station; 200.
10 acres on r. r., IL miles N. e. Washing.
ton: rooms, stable 5000.
Beltsville. Md, near station: rooms; y
acre; outbuildngs: bargain; s., 900.
d. c. line \. E.: rooms; good lot: ne1
cars: $2.650
Near Falls Church, S rooms: good lot: n
station; needs repair; S2.250.
Suburban homes: all sections: Md. & Va
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR, Suburban Real
Estate. room 222 726 l4th st. n. w.
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Alta Vista
$1,000

Six rooms and bath: furnace
heat, electricity; front and sleep
ing porches; electric range ga
rage: fruit trees; lot 12oHlbo:
new house ready for Immediate
occupancy.
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LOTS 5Ox200.

LOTS 50X200.
Highest point near Washington. IL
minutes from Bureau of Engraving. in .
beautiful subdivision. A few left at $45e
each, easy terms.
COLUMBIA $500.
LIKE RENT-Beautiful Groom bungalo
bath. open fireplace, pipeless heat, range,
lots and beautiful grove; on elec. car line,
just completed; electricity, sewerage,
water, etc; price $500: $500 cash and
S+5 a month; or 5000 cash and $50 month.
j. C ROGERS and DR.. T. T.. LAT1MER,
owners. Phones. Hyattsville Se-W and No. S.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. VA; 7-room bum
galow; h.-w. H.; cleo. lights. youns
fruit, berries: fine lawn: shade. $4,000.
rooms, bath; one acre land; fruit;
shade: outbuildings; Falls Church: $500.
Glen Echo Heights. Md, rooms. bath.
sion; price, $4,000; 81, 900 cash
ARTHUR NJ CONNOR, Room 22e,
oxford Building. 72s l4th St N. w.
TWO NEW BUNGALOWS. rooms and
bath: q. m. /; gas, electric. concrete cel-
lars; vacant: near cars. Each $4,000; $S0e
cash. balance $40 per month
Groom bungalow. $3.50, $500 cash. bal.
ance $50 per month.
rooms and bath bungalow. noored attia-
open fireplace, fine porch. price 50. 500;
81 900 cash, balance $40 per month
3-room bungalow. $4,000; terms.
Better properties up to $1,000.
SHERWOOD & STEERE !
MT. RAINIER. MD.
Phone Hyattsville 166-M.
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PETWORTH.
Price, $7,75o.

Near Ga. Ave. and Longfellow St
This Is a strictly modern home Of all
the latest improvements. 1t has large
rooms. bath. electric and gas light, va.
por heat. hardwood floors; lot lsxl5o
to alley; sleeping porch; In pertect
condition; immediate possession
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MT. PLEASANT.
Price, $4,000.

Near Mt Pleasant and Irving SITS,
we'll built three story brick dwelling;
rooms and bath, steam heat, excel
lent condition. This Is desirable
home and valuable as future pusi-
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Mt. Pleasant
S13,500

on Kenyon St: III rooms ana
baths: hot water heat. electricity.
hardwood hoors and trim, screens.
awnings; one-car garage. 2o-ft
paved alley.
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NEW HOME IN N. w. SECTION.

One square of 18th st; two-story ana
attic: eight rooms. two baths. cellar. hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors
Throughout room for garage: alley; porch
es: never occupied: immediate possession.
Price $l2,5o0. Make offer.
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A beautiful detached home, Just on
Connecticut ave-, on lot 12o-ft. front by
l2b IT, deep; hne rooms and bath,
hot-water heat, electric light, hard
wood floors. garage; planted garden;
chicken house and runs. In perfect
condition Immediate possession
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TAKOMA PARK.
1921 BLAIR ROAD.
=. PRICE REDUCED $4,000.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

owner leaving city will soil this beauti-
full homo at a sacrifice in order to make a
quick sale.
House contains rooms, sleeping porch.
breakfast porch and attractive bathroom
entire house Is screened, including the
sleeping porch hardwood floors: hot-water
heat electric lights awnings, garage har-
monizing with house.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

PETWoRTH. it
PRICE, $3.50.
Two-story. cellar ana attic brick sn
rooms, bath. electric light. hot-water neat,
places, front and double rear porches. large
lot garage possession. Almost new And
In perfect condition. Don't delay In In
specting this.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT N. w.
One square west of I+th St. on the
Heights; nve rooms and bath on nrst floor.
six rooms and bath ON second. separate
entrances and heating plants; possession OF
ono flat In two weeks; lot isxios to p3ved
alley; room for garage. Price. 'ii.ooG
SAUL's ADDITION.
DETACHED.
bath. hve bedrooms. hot-watsr heat. cleo
trio light, gas, hardwood floors. open nre-
place. large porches' screens, awnings. etc.
garage: lot 60xl46. Convenient location;
possession At once. Price. $4,000.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. N. w.
VACANT.
A high class property. three-story and
cellar modern brick. sixteen rooms, three
baths. hot-water heat. electric light and
gas hardwood floors good condition; ~ II.
by 100 to 3O-f. alley; double garage; con-
xsAn liant 10 - In
DETACHED BUNGALOW.
New and modern. never occupied; nve
rooms and bath, pipeless furnace. electric
lights, gas, open fireplace. stationary wash
tubs In cellar: good lot: room for garage;
excellent location; convenient to cara
Price. $500; only $3.50 cash required.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
VACANT. Colonial brick. eight rooms,
floors. wide and very deep lot two-car ga
rage. with water and sewer connections;
one square Of l+th st car line. Price. only
$500.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT N. w.
PRICE, s4,950.
Well. built brick. four rooms. bath o.
each floor; one flat vacant and possession
can be given Immediately: other well
rented; good lot to wide alley. room for
garage: co1yenient to cars Only $3.50
cash required.
NEW HOME IN N. W. SECTION.
One square Of 18th St; two-story ana
attic: eight rooms. two baths. cellar. hot
water heat, electric lights. hardwood floors
es: never occupied: immediate possession
Price, Sl2.5o0 Make offer.
DESIRABLE CORNER.
WEST OF 10TH ST.
Full three story brick, ten rooms three
baths, hot-water heat, electric lights. hard
wood floors. double garage; frst-class re-
pair; immediate possession. Price. $ls.6Qo.
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
Main 4884. TIT 14th st. N. w.
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MAHORNEY e. SULLIVAN.
1927 Eye st. n. w. Tel. NJ. 1921
"See Mahorney & Sullivan.
They Know Washington"
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FOR SALF-STORES

LARGE STORE on Ga ave and Kenyon
.t two extra large windows, tailor
ttore at presenti elsetnGity-- Phone Colun,-
Ma. 112A.- -A--RTTIIA
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Right at Saul's Addition
$11,250

An IDEAL bungalow. containing 8
eiectricity; lot i33 fee( deep.
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Northeast
$6,75O

A two-family apartment near Sth
and z SITS; rooms and bath
each: separate furnaces. two rear
porchea Terms. $500.
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for small
lily desiring home and income OF Iz. a
or more annually; be your own landioI
and select congenial tenants: renting apar
ments furnished or unfurnishsd., small VI
cant apartment house, Just completed: be
N w. section: every convenience; tit
ready for Immediate transfer; pric
$50. 900: trust $500: no less than IS 81
cash considered; no agents OwNER, b
27l. Times office.
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WALTER A. BROWN.
400 H st. n. w.
Main 1863 Est. 1890. Main 1854
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$3.50!
FOR COLORED.

Desirable brick dwelling, containing six
rooms and bath; two-story and cellar. Near
l4th and r sts. n. w. Terms $500 cash
MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN.
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MOORE & HILL, Inc.
1902 q St N. W.
Phone NJ ain 1453.
MT. PLEASANT.
Price, $10.500.

The most desirable house obtainable
in Mt Pleasant at the price. This 10
a thoroughly modern two-story colonial
hrick dwelling; large rooms and bath.
hot-v.ter heat. electric light. hard-
wood floors. sleeping porch very rea-
sonAble terma Possession Immediately.
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TWO-FAMILY FLAT N. w.
PRICE, S4,950.

weIl-built brick, four rooms, bath o.
a ch floor: one flat vacant and possession
can be given Immediately: other well
rented; good lot to wide alley. room for
garage; convenient to cars Only $3.50
cash required
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SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345.
7l3 l4th St N. w.

SHANNON LUcHs.
ns 18th St NV Main 2s45.
Central Northwest 49, E!'7r Br,sAsxs0d tive
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''' heat ] :$$:sS.'. $::.:i:. ':;'
Petworth
$500 Nor.h.a,t
soI,sin.. ss., s s .ss%, ana bath path; hot. not ~.75o.
&C.; ; ' z Z; 4; Il: ~;
Pr"s;'sH :fi.o5s a;'sA''
=. =; s::s @ Right at ,iaso sisa Addition
;; 3: i, 1:::;:'
B''GSsss'' :ssss 1'tsnI ;s1ooe Park
=;tj:; ::$ e. :::s s; @ $ % ;:;;; IL:
Park View
B'':9sst.'' :s4sss ST. ...r. $500 800. s.,-,.:.
: c.: 81: : convenient cars and
Mt Pleasant
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possession" Near Dupont Circle
$4,000
Columbia Heights -" ,,.uuv ,psrtm.nt in an
ptonally
partmenco
Is: s: 4 !: G: T.: ii:
Alta Vista
S;stass's :ssss 81 ' ':"SS ;s a.. :::s
famI apartm
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rear
SHANNON & LUCHS
713 18th St N. W. Main 2o45
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Near Dupont Circle
$4,000

A 3-family apartment IN an ex-
ceptionally good location; Zach
apsrtment contains 2 rooms. kitch-
enette and bath; total revenues.
$40 monthly.
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VACANT-SAUL'S ADDITION
Near 14th & Emerson SITS.
Price S15 01O

New hollow tile house, thoroughly mod
ern; s rooms, sleeping porch; laTg. closets
bath. electric lights, vapor heat. The fea
lures Of this house are elaborate and eX.
tensive-
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stir have enough money lefl 10 help
Russia: which spent the public funds
Ike waller under The cost Plus plan
10 stimulate patriotic builders inst
loaned money ia England every time
u was asked until The people fsnall
we say refused Is Is possible that
such a government would deem II
exlravsgant 10 extend actual money
10 what at one time was her iirsl line
OF defense DO we build American
supordreadnaughl with English
money!
'llow a government so maznani-
nous, SO inherently open-handed to
others, refuses 10 pay the difference
between what a man might have had
and what he did have after coming
out OF the service7 Ia there any
reason that will stand The light OF
day why 69.OO0 citizens OF this gener-
Gus. idoalisilr, self-respecting coun-
ltry should have cOrralled, ] cannot
say earned s300OO00,OOO, ,and the
figures ON nle In The Bureau OF In
lernal Revenue will bear me OUT
while 4OOOOOO soldiers. sailors and
marines were giving The best they
! had but counting IL HITLER
I'm Maryland not many weeks ago
/ the state Legislature voted on D
| bonus for lis SONS. The lower House
/ leK-sOldier members excludedl passed
the measure and without doubt !
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April %. 1920.
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the Legion, the members Of which
did so much 10 save the homes of its
felloW-clllzcns,
TO assist The various posts In their
efforts 90 increase their membership.
the general committee OF the Lrg on
Is arranging That each pest VIII be
able TO present lis claims To nom
momhore during the circus ana eA-
poslticn
Alfred I. dupont. the standard Kid
Manufacturing Company and the Her
cules Powder Company nave lhe
honor OF taking The flrst three booths
In The Merchants and Manufacturers
Exposition FOR Delaware, 10 De held
IN connection with The American Le-
glon Circus from May ~ TO June o,
Inclusive. on The show grounds al
Twenty-nnth and Market streets.
Mr. dupont. In buying space In the
exposition. explained that he did not
know at this early dale what II
could be used for. but said that ne
was glad 10 do what he could TO as
slsl the Legion. The members OF
which mado such great sacrifices Ia
win the war. He showed that he was
anxious 10 assist IN their efforts 10
raise a building fund In lhls under
taking.
Tho standard Kid Manufacturing
Company. while 70 has not dlnnltcl,
decided upon ils plans Tor The use
OF the booth. expects 10 have Miss
Standard KID" an attractive youna
women, Bll clothed In leather a-
one OF It's feature exhibits.
The Hercules Powder Company vii
show moving pictures and exhibits
OF dynamite Tor farming and agricul
iural purposes.
From day 30 day reports are com
/ ing into headquarters or many oinel
merchants and manufacturers wh,
are arranging TO take space In thI
exposition, but In most Of these eases
definite plans have not been worke,
out
People who pass Tenth and Marfo
streets have much TO remind then
l OF The LcglOn's campaign HcadQuar
| lers which are located at That point
| In the Church Building are om
! bazoned with signs pointing out tn
| various objects OF the campaign thl
| fund 90 secure home for member
OF the Legion, the circus for the en-
/ lorlainmenl OF the general public. tn
campalgn 10 secure 100 per cent. mem
/ bership for all the posts OF the lie
! gion throughout the State and lh
| educational display OF goods made an
! sold In Delaware. TO be shown II
| the industrial campalgn-and the bi
| sign on ine old courthouse lawn Ia
now been given over TO an appeal 10
/ the Legion's campaign.
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Legion CIRCUS
PLANS SHAPING
City Companies Take Space
in Industrial Show Under
Big Top
DU POINT AMONG
THE EXHIBITORS

How earnest the various posts OF
the American Legion are In their Of
forts TO bring their membership as
close to 100 per cent as possible.
while the Legion campaign, having
this as one of It's primary objects. Is
on. was Indicated by ihe action taken
By John l.. Fisher Naval Post. No.
rs. at It's meeting on Monday night.
At that time the post decided 10 CO.
operate with the general committee
Of the LegitG In the membership
campaign a.E make an effort TO enlist
in its mcL-2crsilip all former naval
men and mkfif~s IN the city. TO this
end and 90 ~. operate with the gem
eral committee OF the Legion In all
OF It's campaign work, q committee
was appointed, consisting OF G. ii,
Jester, chairman; II. b. Cohee, ID. b.
Muhlhausen, n. w. Anderson and Eu-
gene Lewis,
Indications point to similar action
being taken BY all OF The different
posts as they hold their meetings.
The Naval Post and Delaware Post
ere two OF the largest In The oily
aud with both OF them lined mp for
action and the othors TO follow. 70
Is expected. the success OF tho Lo-
rion'S campaign seems assured.
All OF the posts are showing an
active interest In going after that
fine set OF post standards that Is 10
be donated 20 the post which sells
the most tiokets for the circus and
exposition OF the Legion 20 be held
May "a TO June 5. inclusive. Besides
ihe prize offered for ticket-selllng,
there are many other prizes that
have been donated which are offered
not only to members Of the American
Legion, hut TO the general public as
well. The largest OF these prizes Is
"CleVeland G" touring car. The
other prizes. the total value OF which
is about s20O0, include the following
phonograph, 500 in gold $50 In
gold, bicycle, easy chair. s25 in gold,
si5 in gold, pair Of shoes ton OF
roal. barrel OF -FOUR $40 IN groceries,
$40 in gold. Si0-hat: Si0-umbrella. s.
IN gold. fountain pen, one ham, one
side OF bacon and % pounds of suga-
lprobahly the most-prized prize at
his time when sugar Is so scarce
So high and soaring every day.
Letters have been sent out 10 the
fralernal and civic organizations ask
Ing them 10 cooperate with the Le-
gion in The undertaking and pointing
out the general policy In This cam
paien that The Legion expects 20 give
It's friends the value. dollar for dol
lar. OF their investment In The cam
paign 20 ''hclp to buy home 70,
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
THE EVENING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28 1870

would have become o law as The
Governor had signined his Willingness
o. aiAn i. Dul ll Na, iori in ilc sem
ate. Several Baltimore bankers hun
ried post-hasie 10 register their dis
approval: they may have good cause,
who knows? But why pass a re-
mark about cX-serVicc men crOwding
the trough % Not long ago they
were rated differently by the self
same bankers while they were fight
ing To protect the good name, honor,
and landed wealth OF this, our com
mon country
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