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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLINGS.
NOS. 7O8-711 EYE STREET Sc.
BY virtue OF q certain deed OF trust. duly
recorded. in liber No. 1924. folio 43a ct seq,
of the land records of the District of Column
ba, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. we. the undersigned trustees. Will sell
at public auction. in front of the premises on
RER. AID. 1920. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land and prem
Uses, situate In the city of Washington, In the
District Of Columbia. and designated as and
being part cf square numbered nine hundred
and five t905), beginning on ~ street at n
the northwest corner OF said square; thence
south twenty weight t2S) feet: thence east one
"a foot: thence sonth hfty-six (56D feet;
thence east thirty 1901 feet; thence north
eighty -four $50 feet to ''I'' street; thence
west along said street tiirty-one (31) feet TO
the beginning. improved by two two-story
frame dwellings known as Nos 7O9 and III
Terms of sale: 0nethird of the purchase
money to be paid in cash rnd the balance in
two equal insfallmcnts. payable In one and
two years. with interest at Z per centum per
annum. payable semi-annually from day of
sale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold, all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of $500 will be required
Of the purchaser at the time of sale. All CON
veyancng recording and notarial fees at the
cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to bs
complied with within fifteen days from day of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell til" property at the risk and cost of
the defauting purchaser. after five davs ad-
published in the city of Washington. u. c.
JOSEPH l. GTEEN,
ROBERT II. MAH0NEY,
no.. dSIds. exSu Trustees.
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NO PLACE LIKE HOME
BROOKLAND.
t54th Operation)

Prices, S9.588 to S1O,312.
$500 a month, including all
interest, will pay for one of these
homes. Average saving, S61.23,
making your rent only $25.84.
Minimum cash requirement,
$1,000. Larger cash payment
reduces monthly payment.
EXHIBIT HOME.
Ala 18th st. Detached large
lots. Surrounded by university
buildings. Future values here
assured. Forty acres under de-
velopment. Take Brookland cars
to end of route. -.
The above homes are excel,
completed. Our construction. p
successful. so ably attested by
lngdale, Park View, Petworth,
Terrace. all being sections of OH
Constructed, Own
M1DDAUGH & SHANE
ESTABLI
Suite 1899, Woodward Building.
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BUNGALOW.

"A little BEAUTY rooms,
bath, large front and sleeping
porches. HIGHLY MODERN.
Large lot; IS minutes to Treas
ury by motor. Either car line.
SPECIALLY PRICED. Truly
a bargain for some one. Inspect
day or evening. Phone Cleveland
1890.
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ciaI writ of deri facias issued ont of the
clerks Office of the Municipal Court of the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. and to me directed, / will
sell at public sale for cash the premises In
the rear of 1927 street SEE. in the District Of
Columbia. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. MON.
DAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH. 1920. the fol-
lowing described property. to wit: One Auto
Truck Model No 58O5. open body painted
blue: one Duplex -Four wheel Drive Truck.
Model Z. Stations: Truck No; 1915. Model No.
versai Truck Chassis. painted light blue.
seized and levied upon as the property Of
Charles ama Tiers and sold to satisfy judgment
No. 83aO2, Municipal Court. d. C.; In favor of
Robert H. and James W. Mcneil.
J. RAMSEY HEWITT. Coroner.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. Auctioneer.
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MckEEVER & GOSS.
1405 Eye Street.
PetwOrth

SlNo vi LII.
Dandy brick home of rooms ba tn and sleep
ing porch; all modern improvements; hot-water
heat. electric lights. hardwood floors and trim:
space for garage on wide alley: immediate
possession. Price only S.. 500. with 81, 800
initial payment.
McKEEyER GOSS.
14o5 Eye st. Main 475o.
Mount Pleasant.
On Park road; attractive home completely
detached. on large lot. 5Ox1s5; ten spacious
rooms and bath with shower: electric lights
hot-water heat; double garage at rear; a well
built home and well worth the price Of ST., 500
MckEEVER & GOSS
1405 Eye ST. Main 475o.
Cleveland Park.
Semi-detached: brick construction: all modern
improvements; electric lights, steam heat, hard
wood floors; contains eight rooms and bath:
front and rear porches; n home to please you
and in beautiful section. Price, $40, 800
with moderate terms.
McKEEvER GOsS,
l406 Eye st. Maia 1852.
Clevelai
One Of the most BEAUTIFUL houses In the
low OF nine rooms, two baths. spacious front
heat. electric lights. hardwood ioors of best
house il new. bargain Mt SIS. 600 Inspect
MckEEVE
l4O5 Eye Street.
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FUTURE DAYS,
ADAM A. wESCHI.Eii. AUCTfoNEER.
Valuable Unimproved Real Es-
tate, Corner 10Th and H
Streets Northwest. by AUG

By virtue OF authority vested in the under.
signed. l will offer for sale by public auction
IN front Of the premises. THURSDAY No.
nEMBER Fou RITZ. 1920. AT HALF-PAsT
southwest corner 10Th and ii SIS. NV
Terms; 5000 cash. the remainder in one
year al q per cent. all cash 500 depo.it
required al sale. Terms 10 be completed with
In forty days. Conveyancing recording and
revenue stamps Mt purchasers cost.
ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctioueer.
ocoS d6ctIs exSu
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC

1884 H Street NV.
PRICE. SO. 75O--CLEyELAND PARK. A de-
tached home. in perfect condition. just
short distance from Conn. ave This
house has southern exposure, nine rooms
ami bath. hot-wdtrr Lea. electro Lights
and has Just been redecorated. There is
also garage and large attic. with
servants quarters.
PRICE. $S.950-OAK ST. between 18th and
14th. This is property. colonial
style. containing six and bath.
hardwood floors. front and porrieS
and plenty of room for garage. Oui-of-
town owner has instructed to sell on
easy terms. This is bargain and should
be inspected at once.
PRICE. sl6.OOO-WOODLEY PARK. Semi-de-
tached. on the corner of two good streets.
This contains ten rooms. two complete
baths, hot water heat electric lights and
is in fine condition. Colonial front porch.
sleeping porch and attractive front and
side lawns.
PRICE. S12.5OO-SACL'S ADDITION. Well
located one block from the car line En-
tirely detached. has nine large rooms and
bath. attic and contains ho-water heat.
electric lights. hardwood floors and TRIM
1t has just been renovated from top TO
bottom and is now vacant.
HEDGES & MIL
I334 II Street NV.
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FOR sALE-1oTs.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
DESIRE TO DISPOSE OF SURPLUS lots IN
excellent section Of Petworth: will sell 10 per
cent less than surrounding ground and take
second trust in payment: positively no cash in
volvcd. Address BOX 326-K. Star office:
81 LARGE BUILDING SITES. VICINITY
Conduit rd. and Jewett St; 30 to 100 II. front;
low winter prices; $500 up 4S lots, Riverdalc.
Md. near cars; 5Ox15D; 800 each. OWNER,
1914 Ashby st. Phone West 26S9. .Ss
If YOU WANT TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME
and can pay only In monthly payments. get in
touch with and We will show you how. Ad-
dress BOX 161-R, Star Office. .
TO BUY OR SELL LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE.
D. c.. see VAN HOESEN, with WIN. T..
FOWLER TO-. $40 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
NC CORPORATION.
Iorthy of Inspection.
PETWORTH.
$500. SPECIAL TERMS.
Facing the park-7-room. reception hall.
lights: laundry trays: newly papered and In
splendid condition. Room for garage on alley
or in basement Immeiiate possession.
BROOKLAND.
$3.50. $1,000 CASH.
have offered, nicely arranged for two families;
on 10Th St, two blocks from Rhode Island ave. :
3 unusually good $ zed bedrooms: fine basement
excellent hot-water heating plant: newly pa
fixtures.
BROOKLAND.
$1,000. SPECIAL TERMS.
Near 18th and Newton splendidly con-
strucied S-room home. commanding beautiful
view: newly papered throughout: fine hot-wnt"r
heating plant: electric lights. Lot 5Oxl50.
Well worth the price asked.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Nacant-Ouick Sale Desired.
Look this property over. Any reasonable
offer will lie accepted Just of Conn. ave. on
Tidcn st, close to Rock Creek Park; textile
four bedrooms: inclosed sleeping porch; hard
wood floors throughout: open fireplace; INV h. ::
electric lights: Instantaneous water heater
modern basement; large cement front porch:
real value in an attractive home.
NC CORpOR ATION
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Phone Main 1923.

L IlOllc MALL 1910.
PRICE. IS 950-BUNGALOW-Pr actically new,
located not far from Conn. ave. This is
real bungalow. having all the rooms
on one floor and is equipped with the
latest improvements, including electric
lights and hot-water heat. 1t is situated
on large lot and is very complete
little home.
PRICE. S21. 00o-NEAR EDGEMOOR. An ideal
suburban home. overlooking this attrac-
tive suburb. The house is modern. very
well built and is finely situated on u
tract of land containing TEN ACRES.
This is a beautiful place and one that
can be made to pay for itself.
PRICE. S9.650-RHODE ISLAND AVE. EN-
TENDED. brnnd-new bungalow. that
is thoroughly complete and modern in
every respect 1t contains nine rooms
and BATH open freplaces. has large
front porch. doub. gauge and the lot
is 71x140 TT. Individually built for a
home. Easy terms.
PRICE. 81, 00Q-ONE HLOCK OF DUPONT
CIRCLE. very good home for a small
family. This is u well built English
basement residence. containing eight
rooms and two baths. a good hea ting
plant and electric lights. This is not ON
side street. Convenient terms ar
ranged and possession given.
)DI EEON INC
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a6l7 / st n.w-e-famiiy nat; Dr.; r. and
b. each. s., 500. Terms
lOo9-s1 18th st. SER. $1,000 each. You,
174s 18th st. n.w.-Br-; r. and b. latrobe,
a243 o st. n.w.-Br.; 5 r.; garages. 50. 800;
500 cash. $50 month.
l' kramer Sa o 81 n ssoo 81, and b. fur
latrobe: gas; bargain at $500 Your own
ierms-
$40 Eye st. s.w.-Br.. 6 r. s.. 200.
634 W st. n.w.-Br.. r.: gas. $4,000.
636-G3S-64O W st. n.w.-Br.. r. each; gas
500 eed st. n;w;-Br.. o r., hall and b.;
1923 n. j. ave. n-w.-Br., r.. b.; latrobe
gas. S4.2S9-> Terms. Possession.
2604 st.-Rr.: furnace. gas; r. and b.
excellent condition. Possession. $780, $500
lent condition; nne location. 50. coo: 500 down
So sot so. al monthly payment
back yard; good location. Sc. 600; $500 cash
any reasonable terms.
l4is ssth St; n.w..Fr.: r; on street car
$500 cash. SIS per month.
"a Seaton pl. n.e.-Br. and fr.; r.; bar.
gain at s.. $50 excellent terms.
1917 and 1919 18th st. n.w.-Br: 3-famiIy
fats; each containing r. and b.; excelen,
investment and fine location. $500 each
7as Morton st. n.w.-Br.; 8 r.. b.; latrobe
gas 5000.
l715-17l5h 7th st. n.w.-Two s-r. and b. br
houses; excellent location; be remodeled
10 make excellent store location. $14.5OO fol
both.
Il Q ct. n.w-Br: T., b., Iatrobe, gas
$1,000: terms.
1921 S-25 G ut. SER, r. and b.
each; best bargain Sc. g.. $50 each; $500 cash
balance small monthly payments.
102s N. j. ave. n.w-Fr.. r.; e1celen,
little home 81 .425: $500 cash.
4274.8 st. n.w.-Br.. r.: large back
yard. $500 each; $500 cash. $s5 per month
4a1 st. n.w-Br.. E; excellent condi
per month.
SUBURBAN-ruxedo, Nd: fr.: r.; 10,
containing nearly three acres: excellent garden
fruit. shade. etc. 5000; $500 cash. $50 pei
month.
THIS IS ONLY PARTIAL LIST OF THE
LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES WE HAVE
sT0R SALE TO CoLoRED ON REASONABLE
TERMS.
BRADFORD & CO., INC,
1877 Southern building.
Msin k977 Main Ksys
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FOR sALE-vACANT.
Near 18th and Otis SITS. NV.
Brick: rooms and tile bath. parquet doors
cellar, etc. Price and terms reasonable.
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THE HOME OF HOMES.
Telephone Main 1910 1906 II St N W.
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Main 4752.
SS 300

.So,CIO.
Pretty bungalow in good northeast sect;or
detached; seven rooms and bath: attractiyeIy
arrahseu ana in perfect condition; pleasant
front porch all modern improvements: hot
wa'ef neat, electric lights hardwood floors and
Ifini' plenty OF room for garage; owner leayins
city is selling Mt above price
MckEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye st. Main a-.o
Chevy Chase.
a newly decorated home of 8 rooms and
bath and servants room: brick CONSTRUCTION. hos
electric lights, hGt-water heat massive ono,
fireplace. Price of ST., 30 unusual in this ssc
ton: $500 cash payment 'e|
MckEEVEk & GOSS,
l405 Eye st. Main A7,o
$3.50.
Brick home with colonial front porch: nj,
rooms and bath ftile); double rear porches: all
modern improvements; hardwood floors and trim
electric lights. hot-watcr heat; laundry trays n
basement: space for garage on wide alley: inn
mediate possession. 81 500 initai payment.
MckEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye st. Main 47b2.
ID Park.
ity today: this IL . completely detached bunea.
porch; every modern Improvement; hot-water
uality; garage accommodating i've cars. This
. O. CHCC
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New B. H. Gruver Houses.
1893 to 1919 18th st. n.w.-6 rooms, and 2
baths; breakfast porches, sleeping porches.
screened; beam ceilings. plate rail. attics,
laundry and toilet in cellar; houses excep-
tionally well constructed and finely finished !;
built on honor; sold on merit. Terms.
616 Union Trust Bldg. Phone Main 1858. .
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NO. HOME LIKE OURS"
SAUL'S ADDITION.

o1AOL > ADIl lON.
t55th Operation)
Prices, $12,750 to $14,25O.
Sl2o.78 a month, including
all interest. Average saving,
S9l.2S, making your rent only
$3.50. Minimum cash require
ment, 81 500. Larger cash pay
ment reduces monthly pay
ment.
EXHIBIT HOME.
1902 Arkansas ave-, the widest
avenue in Saul's Addition, 12O
feet. Take 18th st. or Georgia
ave. cars to Emerson st. Half
square from 18th st. Detached :
large lots.
MT value. and are sold as soon az
ices and terms have long proven
ur 1000 home buyers in Bloom
Woodley Park and 18th Street
development.
d. and For Sale by
.ON, INCORPORATED
HE'D 1899.
18th and II SITS. Main ho2s
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VACANT; rs MORTON ST. NV: REDUCED
for quick sale: six-room and bath brick: ami.
room for garage; with five tons of coal in Gel
lar: will sell to colored. Price. $3.50; very
cheap.
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F. P. Shelby,
Bond bldg. 18th and N. Y. Ave
Main hgSO

$500 CASH. VACANT NOV. l.
Modern 6-room home in good northwest Sec
ton: double garage; title ready; sold direct by
owner. Main 1896.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL E0-
tate, see Mr.. MORGAN. with VIM e, FOW.
LER & CO.. $40 18th st. NV. Washington.
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c. F. WARING. 323 Bond bldg.
FOR sALE-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Detached House With Garage.
BIG LOT
Located Minnesota ave. Sc. rooms and
bath. cellar. hot-water heat; large shed for
chickens; extra ground for garden; 10 hives Of
bees and IA chickens included. Price and
terms reasonable. See picture.
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Modern house: 10 rooms. 9 baths; full 2O-ft.
frontage; deep lot to paved alley. Great bust
ness future. For quick sale will sacrifice for
Sl1 500 Only $500 required. n. s135.
on K ST. NEAR NEW JERSEY AVE-
Brick; 10 rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
large 2-story brick garage In rear; vacant
Price, Sc. 800: reasonable terms.
D ct. ne. near l2th-Brick dwelling; 6 rooms
and bath; large yard. Price. $4,000; only $500
required balance like rent.
yard to alley. Price, 1900: terms reasonable
Newton ct. between 18th and 10th SITS. NV
improved BY dwelling; rooms and bath; eel
lar. laundry; fine condition: possession at once.
WIN. H. McGRANN CO.,
T22 18th ST. NV
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WANTEDLTO BUY,

WE WANT YOUR HOUSES FOR SALE.
| large or small all sections. Many houses re-
| Gently listed. ut prices right. have been sold
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-23

High School came home for few
days visit during the closing o
school for Fair week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buchanan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Buchanan OF
Buchanan Station we're Juntura Wis
itors on Monday at the home OF Mrs
L. A. Wetterstrom.
Mrs. Joe Lamb and Mrs. Gussle
Smith OF California were looking up
old friends in Juntura on Tuesday be-
fore their final departure from Drew
sey for Klamath Falls where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. J. p. Joyce entertained q
number OF friends on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-23
JUNTURA NEWS NOTES
o

Jcr Plairted, ahu"n buycc from
Iiois, was in tow Last week ot KING
for lambs.
Thomas woodward and Ms. Eva
Day surprised their friends last week
by quietly slipping away to be mar
rled In Boise. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ward left on Monday for a honey
moon which was to include n visit
to the Pendleton Roundup, after
which they will be at home at the
woodward ronch.
Elmer Drowett and family OF Drew
sey were Juntura visitors laa' We'd
utsdav.
A par OF fourteen engineers wore
Jumped IN town during the weak. b..
longing to the United States Coast
been working out In this direction
from klamath Falls since June, and
are running lines OF precise levell
over their route which is to end al
Ontario.
Ernest Dyson left last week hav.
ing enlisted in the U. s. Marines.
On Friday afternoon a number OF
friends gathered at the home OF Mrs
V. J. Hopkins for n farewell party
I'm honor of Mrs. Robert Reed. cne
OF the old residents OF this commun-
ity. Refreshments we're served and
Mlru. Reed was presented with gift
II white ivory as n mark OF esteem
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-23

Mr. and l. = Jack ,yc. " nc Sun
day visitors At CALAMITY wi q Mr.
Joyce has one CT his bands of sheep.
william Jones and his son Forrest
were wee-end visitors at the Ferrens
ranch above Drewsey.
A number Lf JuntY I pH"pl, rro
Ontlrlc Nini. ors this wtex attending
the Fair; among them are Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Conroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Joyce, David Graham, Andrew Gra-
ham, Ben Jones Forrest Jones, Miss
Addie Richey and brother Roy Also
Mrs. Jarvis Smith, Mrs. Brad Moss
and Miss Greta Anderson OF Drewsey.
Pete Joyce was down from his
sheep camp at Calamity on Saturday.
Miss Fern Walsh came down from
Riverside on Thursday to take charge
OF the local telephone office during
the absence OF Mrs. Conroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. EdmunBon came up
from Westfall last week to take
charge OF the Masterson ranch while
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Masterson take
a short vacation for the sake OF Mr..
Masterson's health.
A. ]. Hopkins returned to his
home at weiser on Monday after
having spent about ten days here Wis
iting his son, w. J. Hopkins and fam
lily.
John Lynch OF Nampa arrived
Monday for visit with ihs daughter,
Mrs. II. w. Wecome.
Miss Hazel Currey OF the Ontario
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-23

from her friends. Those present
wue Mrs. Robert Reed, Mrs. l.. T.
Delsole, Mrs. G.. A. Wetterstrom, Mrn
II. w. Welcome, Mrs. Daniel Calling
her, Mrs. ]. p. Joyce, Mrs. Michael
Conroy, Mrs. w. Il. Hedges. and Mrs.
V. j. Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
left Saturday morning in their car
for Cottage Grove, going by way of
Canon City and Mitchell, where they
Will visit a son. They are leaving
Juntura not permanently but for an
Indefinite perior to give Mrs. Reed
the benefit OF a change OF climate.
School opened on Monday, having
been deferred one week owirg to the
illness of Miss Upson who ia in
charge OF the Grammer department.
Mrs. w. q. upson has charge CT
hc primary section.
JIhn McGetrick was an Ontario
hdSncss visitor last week and r'turn-
ed on Na;Urday.
J. d. Fellows and II. 8. soule Of
Portland returned from a business
trip to Ontario on Friday and left
Saturday for Crane and Burns.
The Townsite crew with their
Gums spent sunday hnlping william
Mckonni" ..m Carl KuG - with some
q the lravi'e, OF tha,- c"nst"u, tioi
work on the ncw reserv -: tina, &. io
furnish irrigation for their ranches.
Dali Bowan came up the last OF
the week to enter school. He will
make his home with his aunt. Mrs
Bertha Carter during the winter.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-23
IL HANeJNGs IN TWO DAYS
All Records for Legal Executions VIII
BE Broken.

Chlcago.-All records for legal sI-
ecutions in Cook county and possibly
in the state Of Illinois will be broken
here October IL and Is. county Of
ficials believe. whom IL men are sen.
fenced to be hanged for murder
Eight Of the men are under sentence
20 die October IL and four on the
following day. In addition two other
slayers who have been convicted are
waiting sentence and II IL possible
that they also may hang on one or the
other OF the two days.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-23

Select your fires so-
oordina 20 tho roads
they have 10 travel:
In sandy os hilly eoun-
try. wherever the going
Is apt to be heavy--The
u. s. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The U. s. Chain
or Usoo.
For front wheels-The
Y. s. Plain.
For best results-
eVeryw hoTs-U. 3.
Royal Cords.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
HARVEY SHOWS
VICTIMS GRAVE
Self Confessed 'Bluebeard
Leads Posse to Murder
Spot.

El Centre, Cal. May 4.-"There
is the grave"
''Blueheard" Harvey. self-confess-
ed murderer of five wives, without
a tremor in his voice and with a
hand as steady as though he were
indicating a spot where a log might
lie. pointed out the grave Of Nina
Lee Deloney, one of his victims,
hero today in the presence of ofi-
GERS.
you will find her there just as
said" he told the party that had
come in search of the body. He
was very pale. but steady. But
when the body was uncovered. ). Har-
vey collapsed.
I told the TRUTH" he said when
carried back to his ambulance, weak
as much from wounds he had IN
fiicted on himself a short time ago
as from the emotion spent at the
sight again of the body of Nina
Lee Deloney. Il did it to help right
my wrongs. l have told everything
that 1 can just now"
Huddled up in a shallow grave
the diggers found the body. The
flesh was plainly distinguishable.
There were no clothes anywhere
near the grave.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05

I've read about king or a Car
diff giant or something in old
times who used to go about with
false whiskers on, making Persian
dates with folks he hadn't been
j.. introduced to. That don't listen
like a bad fdea. 1 certainly have
got a case of humdrumness and
fatigue on for the ones I do know.
That old Cardiff used to pick up
cases of trouble as he ran upon
'em and give 'em goid-sequins,
think it was--and make 'em marry
or got 'em good government jobs.
Now. I'd like something of that
sort. My money is as good as his
was even IL the magazines do ask
me every month where ! got II.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05

safe. If you hold up a person
nowadays in a bazaar or a Turk
ish bath or side street, and in
quire into his private and per-
sonal affairs. the police court'll
get you.
Old Tom was tired of clubs.
theaters, dinners, friends, music
money and everything. That's
what makes a caliph-you must
get to despise everything that
money can buy, and then go out
and try to want something that
you can't pay for.
I'll take a little trot around
town all by myself" thought Old
Tom, "and try II. can stir up
anything new, Let's see-it seems