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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-07-15

Trotzky fails to take into considera-
ton some simple fundamental truths.
He fails to reckon with human ma
ture as it is. He thinks of it as it
should be. Let us take an example
which illustrates and emphasizes the
difference between bolshevik theory
and practical experience. Let us sup
pose that the bolshevik government es-
tablishes schools for the purpose of
training men in business management
and for technical work. Then enroll
in these schools workingmen who, at
the time, are entirely "class con-
scious." They are ardent communists
when they enter the front door Of the
school on the first day of their attend
ance. They attend school for several
wears. The time spent in school and
the education given to the men makes
n change in them. They become con-
scious of the power of education, of
their fitness for better class of
work. Education gives them sense
of superiority, and l do not mean
superiority in the arrogant or boastful
sense. The trained mind Is conscious
of training. It is more ambitious
mind. The men are not less human.
They want to get out of education ma
terial benefits. They feel the sense
OF leadership. When they graduate.
these men leave the door Of the school
different men In aspirations and am
n6ttonR Take them back to the fac
tories; and In nine cases out often you
win Find that you have made mana
gers. foremen, experts out OF them,
and that they are conscious of 1t.
There will be some few whose great
tdealism will inspire them toSgoAback
info the shop and work for the com
mon good. Such men are thefexcep-
items to the rule. The great majority
will Insist upon recognition of their
greater skill and demand compepsa-
ltion for It. Their thoughts would be
snow that am skilled and educated
now that l take on my shoulders
larger and more important responsible
lily. am entitled to increased consid-
GRAFTON and larger reward. Why
should be put on the level with the
men who haven't the capacity ] have
and.who do not shoulder the same re-
ispousibility dor" TrotzIsy's plan re-
minds me of the intensely maternal
IheD. That after practicing on white
d0pTSlxpobs, disroNueed some eggs in
latHrn. Shnd witllSgreatF epthusfasmsbe-
aSsf 10 ssat Ihsthes coursat OF tire her
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-07-15

poverty, It made poverty universal.
Instead Of removing Ae specs 0f~Gsaa'i
cer-Poverty-from the body OF CIV
ilfzaton, communism is causing de-
creased production, is making the en-
tire social body cancer.
tcopyEaght. 1890. westsEns Nswspaper uniOno
Evening star., 1920-10-21
FOR sALE.-HOUsES.

625 KEEFER PI. N.W.-6 ROOMS. COLONIAL
porch. electric lights, hardwood finish; excel ed
lent neghborhood: furnished if desired: ~. wv.
For rent 1925 per mo. Call Col. 1022f.
OWNER LEAVING CITY MUST SELL. HER
4-room bungalow at once: modern improve
ments: good location immediate possession.
20f Willow ave-, Takoma Park, washington
d. c. 3'
6 ROOMS. TILE BATH. HOT-WATER HEAT.
electricity. colonial front porch. double back
porch. Possession. Sc, $50. $1,000 cash. 500
monthly OWNER. N. $50.
VACANT-ON CALIFORNIA ST. NV. WEST
of 18th st.-9 rooms and bath. reception hall.
hot water heat electric light; in excellent con-
dition.
Price, s13. 500 Reasonable terms
Il. +. SAUL CO.
franklin 1888 934 y. Y. ave. NV.
COLONIAL HOME IN HIGH vIEW-6 ROOMS
and BATH furnace heat. gas light porches.
parQuct foors in excellent condition: possess on
when sale is closed $500; $1,000 cash, $50
II. r.. HowENsTEIN CO..
1914 + st. NV. or 1th and II SIS. ne.
INvEsTMENT-CoRNER PROPERTY on II
street northeast: contains separate stores,
Groom dwelling. l 2story brick garage:
apartments. each rooms and tile bath: in
closed sleeping porc1es hot.water heat; total
$500. This is real bargain and is located
where property is rapidly enhancing in value.
II. Il. H9WENsTEIN CO..
1914 + ST. NV. 7th and II SITS. ne.
T.
q large rooms and bath; cellar; furnace heat;
room for garage.
Ii. X. HowENSTEIN CO..
1914 + st. NV. 9TH and II SITS. ne.
A COY LITTLE SEEEN-ROOM AND BATH
frame, located i'll the northeast near Lincoln
Park; in excellent condition; room for garage.
Price, $3.5Go. Easy terms
H. Il. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1874 7 st. n.w. or 9TH and II SITS. ne.
BY OWNER-ON IRVING SIT ROOMS.
h. VIII: electric lights. stationary tubs; room
Tor garage immediate possession; easy terms.
Apply 30 Irving st. o4s
SIN ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL. BATH;
h-w.h., electric lights; semi detached: newly
papered and painted; large yard: vacant: Ali
son ST; SI.'oo Terms. Also twelve rooms,
h-wh.; large yard; possession: 10th and y
S9.HN. Terms. Address Box 9S-k. Star office.
102 9th ST. S.E.--VACANT-7 X. & H., BRICk
fine neghborhood: only 81 $50: very easy terms.
Call at 411 u ST. NV. North SS2-I
Evening star., 1920-10-21
Tel. NJ. 1910.

PRICE, $S,5O0-A modern northwest home.
vacant; in excellent condition, and a splendid
purchase at the price asked. six-room house
having hOt-water heat. electric lights. parquet
floors. screens, awnings and a garage. You
should this at once.
PRICE, $12, 750-An attractive Cleveland Park
home, vacant. and possession can be given at
once. This is 4 two-story colonial house with
four bedrooms. bath and sleeping porch on sec
ond floor House has hot-water heat, electric
lights. oak floors and a tireproof heated garage
Very easy terms Of sale.
PRICE. $13,5OO-on 18th St in Columbia
Heights never offered for sale befor- since the
house was built. A beautiful three-story brick
house having nine large rooms. two baths. hot
water heat, electric lights and a brick garage.
The house is in perfect condition throughout.
PRICE, $11 1,5OO-In Mt Pleasant. west OF
18th ST.. can he sold on very easy terms or
owner will consider lower price for large cash
payment This is a two-story colonial house
heated with hot water. having electric lights.
paruuet floors, large front porch, rear porches
and garage space.
PRICE. $13, ,5O0-A home in Chevy Chase close
to Conn ave. and near the Circle; vacant and
in beautiful condition throughout. two-story
and attic house having two baths. hot-water
heat and electric lights, large porches, beauti-
full yard.
PRICE. So. .25o-Can be sold terms Of $3.50
cash and monthly payments. we'll located
northwest home, having nine rooms and bath,
ave large bedrooms. deep lot to wide paved
alley. Possession ut once.
BOSS &
THE HOME
Evening star., 1920-10-21
BOSS & PHELPS,
.14O6 II St. NV.

PRICE. 100000 desirable corner bricl
house having eight rooms and bath. heated with
hot water, having electric lights, hardwood
floors, open fireplace in living room. There ii
a large yard and a garage. Possession will bt
given at once.
PRICE. $13.500-In Chevy Chase. little of
from Conn. ave. semi-bunsalow type house
having seven rooms. four bedrooms. two bath
rooms. hot-water heat. electric lights, large
porches. The lot is 6ox130. Terms Of $1,000
cash and easy monthly payments.
PRICE, $l1, ,500-In Mt Pleasant west Of 14tl
ST.: nearly new colonial home, most com
plete, with hot-water heat, electric lights front
and porches built Of concrete: also Il
hnilt-in freproof garage. Possession at any
time.
PRICE. SIC. .5OO-Within walking distance OF
the downtown section: splendid location
west Of 18th st. owner leaving city will give
room brick house, six bedrooms. finished in
mahogany and white throughout. Room for
garage.
PRICE. $S.o0o-On Capitol Hill not far out
n home occupied by an owner who has pur.
chased a larger house; two-story colonial
house having six rooms and bath, hot-water
heat and electric lights, parquet floors. front
porch and sleeping porch. Easy terms Of sale.
PRICE, $14.500-Right at the Circle in Chevy
Chase: splendid home and q choice situa
tion This is detached house built for pres
are eight rooms on two doors. attic. hot-watei
heat and electric lights, large living room with
open fireplace. The lot is 60x125.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES"
14O6 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-10-21
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye St.

81, 500.
Good northeast section: detached nome on iot
4Gx90: eight rooms and bath; front and rear
porches: hardwood floors and trim; open nre
i,lace: attractive lighting fixtures: garage space
immediate posses sion. 81 500 initial payment.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye st. Main 4'o-'
$3.50.
Detached home convenient to 9th and 14th
st. car lines; FIVE rooms and bath and inclosed
porch: brick with concrete porches: hot.water
heat: garage space on paved alley; 600 cash
aud easy terms.
Downtown NV.
5000.
Br;ck home of six rooms and bath: brick
construction; can be bought with 81 900 cash
and easy terms. Phone us for appointment to
inspect
Chevy Chase.
Attractive home on large lot: completely de
tached; eight rooms and bath and sleeping
porch: front and double rear porches' all mod
ern improvements; hot-water heat. electric
lights: garage space; a well built home and
good buy at $14 500.
McKEEVE
Evening star., 1920-10-21
FOR SALE-H0UsES
Continued.
Main 1454.

q HILL.
St. NV. Main 1854.
Cleveland Park.
Sl2.50O..
The one best bungalow for sale in this
suburb today. Has 6 large rooms and bath
and every modern improvement, with garage.
Big fireplace and many other features that
should only be seen TO be appreciated.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
S1s,5OO; 900 cash. rest good terms.
The one best house know Of in this sec
ton This house has good large bedrooms,
baths, glassed-in sleeping porch. Glassed-in
heated conservatory. Rooms downstairs are
large and very attractvely arranged. Hard
wood floors. and lot 6Oy13O IT. Hot-water
heat and electricity, and house all well built
and built before the war. For anybody looking
for a real good house in Chevy Chase this GER
tainly is worth looking into
Conduit Road.
In an exclusive locality. This house is n
find. and the kind that hard to get hold
of at any price. 1t is an s-room stone house
with walls 2 IT. thick. Has hotwater heat.
electricity, sleeping porch and front porch;
overlooking Virginia. 1t Is situated on high
hill lust five minutes walk to- station on
car line An electric range, water pump. ga
rage and 81 acres of garden, lawn and wood
lawn go with the place. The price is $13,oO
on good terms.
O.
Evening star., 1920-10-21
DIETZ Il DIETZ. INC.
Real Estate.
go. .
NJ A RAIIINCER Manaper

no. 3102 2 ST. N.W.-3-STORY BRICK, 8
rooms and bath; deep yard cash payment.
$1,000. Price. $1,000. Inquire on premises or
JESSE W. RAWLINGS,
800 Union Trust bldg. 23'
3413 QUEBEC STREET-ORDERED AWAY
owner will sell new 2-story brick house. located
in Cleveland Park. occupied month: mod
ern in every detail; bedrooms. bath. screened
sleeping porch second floor: heated freproof
garage and screened breakfast porch. Price.
ST.. $50 Easy terms o3s
ON ST. NE. JUST OFF N CAPITOL ST
Attractive 2-story brick. rooms bath. fur
mace heat: in fine condition. being newly pa
pered and painted. See this, as it will sell
.eadily at This price. $1,000. 81, ,00p cash.
VACANT. NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
MOVE IN on DEPOSIT.
Six large rooms. tiled bath. hot water heat.
gas and electricity. This is bargain which
you should not overlook. The price is only
$1,000. with cash payment of only 81. 500.
DETACHED HOUSE IN SAU!.'S ADDITION.
MOVE IN on DEPOSIT
Contains large looms, bath. hot water hea t.
gas and electricity: expensive electric fixtures
interior finished in old .vory and mahogany
lot 40 by 80 to paved alley: has hardwood
floors and trim. Price, ST. 900. This house is
about years old and built of the best mate
rial: could not be duplicated at present for sew
fyal thousand dollars over the price now asked.
+. +. SHEEHY,
Bond building. Main $3.50
Evening star., 1920-10-21
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,


pr;ce SI4.lOO-CHEvY CHASE, MD. This Is
located in the most attractive part OF
this section, being just one block from
the Circle, on n beautiful street; the
house is entirely detached. on a large
lot and contains rooms and BATH
large front and sleeping pOrches. hard
wood floors, hot-wate- heat. electric
lights open fireplace in large living
room and is now vacant.
pr;ce 81 75OO-OPPOSITD FILTRATION PLANT
AMI very near beautiful Soldiers Home;
delightfully."- located. one-half block from
the car line; q Groom and bath colonial
type Of home that is offered for sale by
the owner occupant; this has an unns
.. ually large rear yard and may be bought
Price M SIS 'ooS-JusT OFF CONN. AVE. just
a little above the million dollar bridge.
and a very attractive home from every
standpoint built by Breuninger: 1t con
tains 10 rooms. . beautiful baths. hard.
wood floors electric lights. front and
sleeping porches and everything modern
and up-to-date; it cannot be appreciated
without inspection.
Price IS 75u-PETWORTH. A semf-detacned
home having rooms and bath a bed
rooms) front side and rear yards large
porches hot-wnter heat, electric lights,
pa.quet floors. instantaneous water heat
err beamed ceilings In the dining room;
easy terms.
HEDGES & MIL
Evening star., 1920-10-21
FOR sALE-HoUSES
Continued.

N1 lTJO. 11LO-<S IL
A Detached Brick House.
$5.5 500; $1,000 cash.
Near 2nd and SITS. ne q rooms: hot-water
heat bath and lot 45x9O It. Newly papered
and painted. Vacant.
Saul's Addition.
$500; $500 cash.
A semi-detached house on Il lot 25x15O IT.
Has rooms bath. hot-water heat. electricity,
sleeping porch etc. House is screened through
out and complete in every way. Owner is very
anxious to SELL and will even sell completely
furnished for very little more. Very good
terms.
Near 21st and O SITS. NV.
$4,000.
House has 10 rooms IS bedrooms), . baths
electricity and furnace heat tgOod furnace). A
large 1st-foor kitchen could be arranged and
house has numerous other advantages This
is very low priced house for this locality and
for what it is.
Near Dresden Apartment.
$4,000. good terms
well built S-room house with four bed
rooms and sleeping porch. House has hard
wood floors throughout; built-in garage; built
in refrigerator fireplace; oak trimmed dining
room opening onto tea porch, and every mod
ern improvement such Pitts. heater etc.
MOORE
Evening star., 1920-10-21

Price, SIG, 6,OO0-CLEvELAND PARK. A home
having q great deal of Individuality and
distinction: it contains rooms. hot.
water heat, electric lights, sleeping and
breakfast porches, ,arge front porch
and Is situated on a lot S0x19O IT,, with
a garage and beautiful shrubbery; In
spection may be made at any time.
Price. 81 ,s5o-MT. PLEASANT. In a beau
tifrl location overlooking Rock Creek
Park; a Groom and bath brick house,
having colonial front porch. double rear
porches and room for garage; easy
terms arranged and early possession
given.
Prize. s10.5OO-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
Thoroughly modern and up-to-date home /;
this Is n tapestry brick. having rooms
and BATH colonial front porch, double
rear porches hot-water heat. electric
lights hardwood floors; newly decorated
throughout, and there Is also a concrete
garage.
pr,ce s. 750-HIGH VIEW SECTION. De-
tached dwelling, within the city limits
1n,l virtually in the country; the lot has
A frontage Of 45 It. and the house CON
.sins q rooms and bath; heated by hot
watef: it has large porches and has been
recently papered and painted; owner Is
anxious to sell and will gladly consider
an offer.
Evening star., 1920-10-21
Main 4752.
81. 500.

modern home in northeast that can b.
rooms and bath and sleeping porch; spacious
front porch: hot-water heat; electric lights
hardwood floors and trim: metal weather
stripped throughout: immediate possession.
MckEEVER & GOSS
14O5 Eye st. Main 4752.
Evening star., 1920-10-21
JAMES r. SHEA,
,.r ~ AYE ~ VI

A BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HolS lSE-S,W. q.
corner 18th and Rhode Island ave. ne. foS-
session November 1. Price, s11 900. Apply 10
ST NV Il pm. Il
Evening star., 1920-10-21

Sc. 75O.
COLONIAL FRONT BRICK DWELLING
LOCATED ON NJ ST. NE. between 4th and
9Th sts: 6 rooms and bath; cellar; hot-water
heat; public alley in
Evening star., 1920-10-21
Vacant-Moye in Tomorrow.

NaCant-MOVe III IUIIIofIOW'
Best section of Petworth. Six rooms. re-,
ception hall, bath. Semi-detached; large l"'-
Hot water heat electric light. stationary nuns.
Newly papered and painted. Perfect condition
80 st., ols
SEMI DETACHED-oN OTIS PL. NV. NEAh
Parkyiew SCHOOL, rooms and bath' Wh'te
sytex pressed brick front: concrete front poich
with brick columns: hot-water heat electricuN
and gas; Pittsburgh instantaneous hot~aleF
heater; all metal weather stripped. shutters
ecrpened throughout. including breakfast ana
Sleeping porches: hardwood floors and trim
double brick garage with Lights. water ana
sewerage House completed ia January. 1871
and is in the best Of condition. III you have
So 500 cash and $75 per month and want a real
home II will pay You TO Investigate ana puy
this home from the owner and save that COM
mission Coal in for the winter. Phone Col
G-1a far an appointment to inspect. %
Evening star., 1920-10-21

STORE AND DWELLING SOUTHWEST. To-
which can be rented to separate tenants at
rentals equal to 10 per cent gross on the sale
price: both brick and in excellent order. Terms
to suit.
Evening star., 1920-10-21


sirable residence about one So. west OF oonn.
aye Mt bargain: said TO be one OF the very
hest offered for $1,000; stories. attic .
,aan;na rooms: hot water heat, electric lights:
This One for $4,000.
New: carefully built for owners home; very
.t,sst;, viii sell at cost. About every i'm
, nroyement; 40x130 DO not fail to see 1t.
STONE Il FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave
q, 5oo-IENTRAL NV. NEAR DUPONT
tircIe-; rooms: ami: double garage. Apply
nv OWNER-2-STORY BRICK COLONIAL
house: d; rooms. bath; h.-w.h. electric lights;
gas: room for garage. Col. 9lO6. 25
az n / AVE NV. NEAK LIST ST.--6 LARGE
,ooms and tiled bath not-water heat; large
sleeping porch; property faces two streets.
rRaSCfs A. BLUNDoN CO.. 707 G st. NV.
NEAR lst ST AND FLA. AVE- ROOMS
and bath: hot water heat: electric lights; in
Al condition. Price, 81, $50.
FRANCIS 4. BLUND0N CO. 7W g ct. NV.
yACANT-NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AND Il.
o rooms and bath; furnace; in good condition.
FRASCiS A. BLUNDoN CO. 707 G st. NV.
S., 500 for an eight-room house in Petworth:
This well built house has large rooms ana
front porch; lot 1Sx1O0 to paved alley: though
not modern this is one of the outstanding bar
gains and means comfortable home IN goou
neighborhood close to cars: moderate terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER: ,,
14O7 New York ave. NV. Main s2o3.
A MODERN HOUSE ON THE HEIGHTS FOR
bath; hot water heat and electric lights; lot
135 feet deep: 15-foot alley; immediate pos
session. -,
STONE l. FAIRFAX. l5i: New York axs>
Evening star., 1920-10-21
$1,000 Cash.

Modern brick home; semi-detached; Pet
WORTH very attractive; contains six rooms and
modern bath: has vapor heat. electric lights
hardwood floors and trim, sleeping porch from,
and double rear pOrches; screens and awnings
throughout: built-in heated garage. Price
$4,000 Easy terms.
McKEEVER & GOSS.
14OJ Eye st. Main 4112.
Evening star., 1920-10-21

P ST BETWEEN kINGMAN PLACE AND
14th-Large three-story brick residence with
Il rooms and baths; furnace heat; partly
vacant at present time; about 81. 500 cash re-
Quired.
Evening star., 1920-10-21

| RIG BARGAIN: NEAR 14th ST. CAR LINE
Z large rooms tile bath. hot-water heat, elec-
| tric lights; owner must sell; immediate pos
| session Phone Col 3052-W.
Evening star., 1920-10-21
FOR SALE

$1,000
OPPOSITE PENSION OFFICE.
Located on q ST. NV near 4th: 10 rooms ana
. ba tbs; hot water heat. FURNISHED. PoS-
SESSION GIVEN AT ONCE.
Evening star., 1920-10-21

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 II. St. NV. Phohe Main io<o'
Evening star., 1920-10-21
Mount Pleasant.

Brick home with electric lights. hot-wate
heat: hardwood floors and trim; sleeping porch
contains seven rooms and bath; deep front AM
double rear porches; screens and awnings; ga
r.Ce SPACE on wide alley: immediate possession
can be had. Price, $4,000. with S. 900 intia
payment.
z & GOSS,
AIe dZSO
Evening star., 1920-10-21
Two Bargains in Chevy Chase
Homes.

Owner moving north offers particularly de-
.irsble residence about one 50. west OF Conn.
80 ot a bargain: said TO be one OF the very
go neered for SIS 900; = stories. attic. .
sraan;na rooms: hot water heat, electric lights;
Evening star., 1920-10-21

Groom brick h.wh. (; cleo. Anil; $500.
S-rm semi-detached: h.w.h. cleo; AMI.
50, 900. Poss. guaranteed. Owner. Col. 1S65-W.
Evening star., 1920-10-21
FOR RENT-HOUsES.
EVrn NISHEn

7-ROOM HOUSE. H.-W.H.; IRVING ST. BET
11th and 13th ST. car lines will rent for to
months to reliable party. Call Col. 2O2. afte
n
Evening star., 1920-10-21
Tel. M. 4340.

"THE HOME OF HOMES"
M. 434O l4O6 H St. NV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29
y. Y. Yacht Club
Refuses Challenge
For Cape May Cup

That the New York Yacht Club is
not particularly anxious to hold deep
sea races is again proved by the fact
that it has declined the challenge is
sued by Rear Commodore Francis R.
Mayer, of the Atlantic Yacht Club, for
races for the Brenton's Reef and the
Cape May challenge cups. Rear Com
modere Mayer recently challenged,
naming the schooner Undaunted In
issuing the challengt he named the Ka-
toura as the holder Of the Brenton's
Reef Cup and the Elena has the holder
Of the Cape May trophy.
According to the New York Yacht
Club. these yachts no longer hold the
trophies. Several years ago, they were
surrendered to the New York Yacht
Club and so neither is subject to a
challenge 1t is interesting to note
also, that the New York Yacht Club
contends that under the conditions
upon which these cups have been re-
turned to the club, they only can be
challenged for by yachts that belong
TO the organization, or by foreign
yachts.
The stand taken by the New York
Yacht CLUB in all probability kills ali
future races for the trophy. As the
organization holds the trophies and as
1t viii not accept challenges from
other American clubs, the buck nat.
urally is pushed up to foreign clubs
Although the cups have both been
won and taken abroad, there never has
been any wild enthusiasm on the part
of foreign yachtsmen to go after the
trophies. Judging by what has hap
pened in the past, vachtsmen be-
lieve that both trophies will remain
in the locker of the New York Yacht
Club, without being disturbed, for
many years now that the organization
has refused to meet the Undaunted.
Both cups originally were gwen by
the late James Gordon Bennett in
1872. According to the deed of gift
the Brenton's Reef Cup is offered to
yachts of al nations to be sailed
for in an ocean race. No restrictions
are placed upon the type of vessel its
size or its construction. The condi-
tons that govern the Cape May Cup
are practically the same. In forme,
races, only the largest type of yachts
have raced fer these cups. Craft OF
the type that raced for the America
Cup never would do for Cape Nav
or Brenton's Reef race.