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New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
Third Member of u. S.
Family Slain in Mexico

Ell PAsO, May 4.-Ralph Green
law, son of Eben Francis Greenlaw, Of
Flagstaff, Ariz., who, with another son,
was killed by Mcxcans near Ell ORC,
1875 miles from Mexico City, Sunday,
was murdered Monday at the same
place, also by Mexicans, according to
advices received here tonight.
The information was received to-
night by Joe Greenlaw, of Flagstaff,
third son Of Eben Greenlaw, in tele-
gram from his sister in the Arizona
town.
Further details are lacking. The
American consulate here had received
no advices regarding the affair.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
Bellboy to Return Here
To Face Bond Theft Charge
Dtsnatah To Tia

Special Dispatch to The Tr;buns
INDIANAPOLIS, May A. Raymond
Cooney, twentyfour, a bellboy captain
in a New York hotel, arrested yester-
day afternoon by Indianapolis de-
tectives, agreed in the City Court TO-
day to return to New York to face
charges of having taken part in the
theft of 100000 worth Of bond certih-
Gates. Price Fleming, New York de-
tective, is here to return Cooney to
New York. He was accompanied by
Cooney's wife, telephone operator.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
7. S. Barcus's Funeral TODAY

Funeral services for James S. Bar
Gus ST., publisher, who died on Monday
in the home of his brother, William B.
Barcus, 26 North Ninth Street, New
ark, will be held this afternoon at $3.50.
Brights disease, with which he was i'll
for long time, was the cause of Mr..
Barcus's death.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
Du Points Buy Willard Hotel

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Willard
Hotel here has been acquired by
corporation controlled by Coleman du
Pont, which has large hotels in many
other cities The hotel, known to old
timers as "Willard's" has been a his
toric spot in the national capital for
nearly a century.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
OBITUARY NOTES

PETER KELLEY, seventy-three. one q
the oldest residents OF Sailors Snug Har.
Dor. Is dead. He became blind as q resu.
Of an accident on board ship. and vas
admitted to the Harbor in 1878
DANIEL ]. FITZGERALD. we'll known
as an ink salesman among printers IN ths
city and vicinity, died at SAranac Laks
on Sunday. He Is survived by his vta
who was with him at Sarsnaa, and a
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
EMMANUEL WURM

BERLIN, May 4.-Emmanuel Wurm,
who was appointed Minister of Food
in the temporary cabinet formed after
the overthrow of the imperial govern
ment in November, 1918, is dead. He
was a chemist and writer.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
LEVI w. YOUNG

County Judge Frank L. Young re-
ceived word yesterday of the death Of
his father, Levi w. Young, of Union
Springs, N. Y, at the age Of eighty
five, of pneumonia. He was widower,
his wife having died twelve years ago.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
ROBERT U. BELFORD

Los ANGELES, May 4.--Robert U.
Belford, seventy, died here to-day. Mr..
Belford was nationally known in pub
fishing circles. He brought out the
early works of Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
Gertrude Atherton and many others.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
SAMUEL Ebert MILLS

GREENWICH, Conn.,, May 4.-Sam-
uel Ebert Mills, seventy-seven, Civil
War veteran, died here to-day of par
alysis. Besides his wire he Is sur
vived by daughter, Mrs. w. B. T..
Mix, of Greenwich, and one son, Sam
uel Harold Mills, of Denver. Col.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
Irisi, Policeman Slain

LISTOWEL, County Kerry, Ireland,
May 4.--Police Sergeant McKenna was
shot dead to-day and two constables
were seriously wounded by party of
armed men near Ballylongford.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
New Suit for $4,000
Filed Against Brulatour
Leonard Gibson Brings Latest
Action Against Motion
~ Picture Magnate

Another link was added yesterday in
fhe Supreme Court to the long chain
of suits in which Jules E. Brulatour,
wealthy motion picture Importer, has
become involved in the last year. Mr..
6rulatour obtained a divorce in Ken
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
MRS. MARTIN CIYNN

VALATIE, N. Y, May 4.-Mrs. Mar
tin Glynn, mother of former Governor
Martin Glynn of New York, died TO-
night at her home here. She had been
a resident Of this village for more
than fifty years.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
ADVERTISEMENT
Sacred Sorrow.
By DIR. BERrHOLD A. BAER.

20 sacred sorrow, by which souls are tried
Sent not to punish mortals, but to guide"
wrote Crabbe more than hundred years ago.
- This thought was underlying the founding of The
Funeral Church, Broadway at 66th Street, by Mr..
Frank E. Campbell.
IF Death is not narrowing if Death is not sent to
punish why then make the last days. the last rites,
ordeal for those left behind? asked Mr.. Campbell.
There is nothing in The Funeral Church resem-
bling an "Undertaker's Parlor there is nothing
mindful of Death. Everything is helpful to bear the
burden everything is guiding the way to Hope;
everything is beautiful to bring Peace and Soace.
sacred sorrow is free from tears; it finds con-
ISOLATION in happy memories. onw
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
MARRIAGES

LEWIs-Mc Sunday. May
2, 1920. in New York City, by the Rev.
John Cornell. D. D.. Louise Ward Nc
Allister to A. Nelson Lewis of Phila-
delphia.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05

seventy, 1t was indicated to-day, when
reports Of several additional deaths as
a result of injuries reached Muskogee.
The deaths last night stood at fifty
nine. Physicians estimated that pos
sibly a score Of the seventy~nve Sc
verely wounded would not survive.
Ihis morning one great funeral was
held for more than fifty victims. Whole
families were placed in single graves.
MIAMI, Okla, May 4.-Two persons
at Gardin were severely injured and
property damage estimated at $3.50, 900
resulted from q tornado that swept the
ottawa County mining field north of
here last night.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
PLAIN TALK
from a L Professor

HE boys have offered this space to tell our side Of the
story shall not try to picture the distress teachers
Others have done that better than If the trouble ended
there should not feel justified asking that part of our new
endowment fund be used to increase salaries
But the real danger lies deeper
New-York tribune., 1920-05-05


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

The Peuple's Popular sraaay evening
services winch WERE suspended o. Ak
GaltII IF liz laa LraKe4ins VIII be r.
sErrea tcna--Ow es7eE1ng - me PesInev
AszaerisI church AL # The regular
features viii De retained IND - usual
some u the l1es1 roc@l Ed IrzrruE14n-
IN artists Of Ces1r2z Maine E1l BE
naE-c 5urIuE -hs remainder 81 ne
series
White -he regular service pag!ns FL
30, g. who are II their seats rnrno--Cw
evening Il -.-5 VII have ths a0.tlea en-
guE-oes1t u listening % q splendid COZ
carr by Dennis orchestra. winch viii
ALSO assist n -hs popular community
sing WING. VII. ZE usIEx-. ae alaGe- -ils.
direction n :. F-zncis NAeNic,as.. The
vocal soioist II the evening VIII he Mrs
Y. :. Atkins whose singing Is ztwRys q
delight Z. Raymond Shaw whose
splendid work II -hs Colonial Thsaae-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
Maine Delegation To
Republican Convention VIII
| cave Boston June 6

This Maine Delegation % The Re
Tahliczn National convention Il
Chicago viii leave Boston SUNDAY
June 6. II ?. NJ. instead If Mon
DAY. Iuns :, 4 was ANNOUNCED At
me HEADQUARTERS u the RspE nilcAr
STATE. COMMITTEE Friday.
The Harry viii occupy TWO Pullman
cars. covering IL sections and rive
drawing YDu-us-
The fare frnru Boston 70 Chicago Is
Ss3os, including Inc war lax Upper
i.ertts cost Ss.gs. 8owe- se-rtlk FL
IND drawing Tr,orns S.a-s2- earr price
M aing the war lax
Persons desiring % 20 with Ihs
Maine parry can make '-ese-ratinRs
br writing 70 F-Rnk J. Ham chair
rnau u -ns RepHblican STATE cozn-
rrlttte. a. Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
STATE HOUSE
State -@rl.se Srsf

The types 1sai@c 70 te4l the ds1e 70
which the bewis-t have Rd3c-rnec
their ceAeurE-ioL banguet-prt u -
6.5E MONDAY evening next 81 the An
EusrE house
Prospective candidates II the cuan-
mr. primary s.iec-iur stDniE -Elu-
Der lhaz the time fg dIing nnrninz-
lion papers VIII expire N Nun6xr
Arr1l IN.
{ NJ White. tiels Agen-- Division
81 Markets. Department u AE-7crl-
TURF. has returned from Bucszfleid,
where he installed 1he new system
nj standard bookkeeping for 1hs
Farrnsrs Imam wfEie4n VIII neH
Menaav gp-r e u~w STORE Its buzz
ness has 70 increased that larger
Quarters Was necessary and hard
ware viii be ADDED ID rs stock If
grpu@rlss IND ErIln-
The Tniana Fisheries and Game
Department was neaifi-d Fr1uAF
morning tkEz handsome 2afs-EIszznc
fYtsGlG deer has fpr Some reason Epf-
SEA- INTO Gila slrez-m hear Ninnsconk
SHALLOW IN rhe 8ezfzst hrEncn- he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Frederick = Shepherd wE-s N TINS
MY Thursday 70 attend the meeting
Of ting FLYING Squadron connect I'll
with he IrTercrurch Wu-1a Move
-ueut. he went 70 Portland Friday
morning fnr another meeting u The
saTns department ID the WORK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Miss Nellie kinnley- arrived n
Ihls city THURSDAY evening 1tnIn
Proctor, u. she VIII pass al IN
definite Tser1l,d here as The guest u1
Miss J0seuclna Welsh, Powlarts-n
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

TIE United Grain Corporation an
noEnGas that 4 has purchased tins
weak about II. GOD aarrals OF ssrais.7,
wheat ao,lr az Esr1ees averaging alaDu.
slD.6s per barre I O. b. Baltimore
ana $1,000 pay haired E 3 s. Pacific
Coast points
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

7e--tcoa-s. S1.5I'- : large assortment
II .L,asecresses. SIZES Sc to II I
elusive. se9k- nav Inc II nEssl-yvfIzr
ana vest fronts 5l'c 70 S2-9k: laIles-
-.lCnrrof,as. reg value &i-7a. toa&r
y-oa. -1tire six noss n JACK 4n-
wrItt. s1pr: silk nose with seAr z
llz-CH1 $3.50: japan silk hose eZ-ra
s-s-g.1l Al Sill. pure silk thread nns-
WIN slIk-iike EaE-er Tup seam. SIS;
new s1-k -r1coLle--e bip-lses. $50 -
szbaB. special IsE II -Ezi.Te9 T53aue
WAISTS ana tanrr sr1p@d. sl.9s. new
---f3 Greg wa1sts. pm checks. s,oaDrs
Use ma wtlItE. s-.sA attractive 77ysatt
waists Il <arCr Stripes sUsT sf-sErTd
re. S.5b. spe<1El SIS: h4F-st,r saIk
Loves value S-.Sg. al aIlors. Size
Crharn1lra-:e gloves SPECIAL IA %5-He.
! nav s..cg-nsr- u sporr cazLs sz-k
Tinad4 III S-g-5 ana S-5.bt All req
.I.-r--~z-.r rs Il M aIiqve lis
-aErIr5r1g sweets - Slosters 10
azr. ~'suze I'D -1z-stlonel chocolates
arc only Ggc .. Delicious orange
md lemon nudge tw-l melt II T1ur
mouth. s&c ID ST % or 9-heF
sgtell24g-
At I. Laelzez To-Day Extra fins
native TserK- Spaclal lis. @;'c H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

A SURPRISE p2r-T WIS giTTen 70 Miss
EtIa Latin Thursday evening af her
home IN Is Weston stree. In honor ut
her 18th brittany. A izrEe number
Of young penple from his city ana
E9alipwezi attended MUSIC games
and dancing were enjc~es during tbs
evening Refreshments ~ ice cream
and cake were served Miss Latin
WAS presented with 5eeu1fful
cameo ing by her friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Tlle Progressive ST5Irgtuzlis- So
cle-T viii hol1 MEETINGS sunday ~
81 ? N ana T-3p p n II :. 4. Z
hal. Rev WenInan c. Whitney VIII
oe tbs speaker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Al .. X Adams GO. .oas Z: vvur-
eEs Sc laffet.fFctlasfk .-c SRoiL-
ems 1Ec han5kercnle6s : for 2aec
one icd Warner Inc RegBa 1sorset S,
ral4ak.s 1T % $4.,U, SPECIAL toaay ~
Sue. sizes u -. -. II - Sc
writing p4pHs- i. s,ls=--s IA EIAt;kz 81
lsalnr nlus. PINK. bufrs lavender ARD
White. sE4Ets4El IL Gse, tErE4opes q
match. 7bc nkE. D9er Kiss Ta-lf-aIIn
powder. -5sc. NEVIS -airu-n TtsEaHG
20. P2ImnlIUe shampoo. large 0gT-
les 4sc- I9Gtynollve sozp. " Tor -i.e-
r0se bath soaQ. fDr -st. one loT
ga4r tsaW ratnpr. -5C. ane l0T WOE
~ Jersey t!gnLs values -sc ans
So spectral $40 enc iot women s
1sr-ser v-esIs anG PANS, III sizes,
vi-lu8s I'D anu Ti.C spaC-zl %tc- dns
oad set rogneu's summer u-lcss.
several sryIes 70 Bs4eCr 1rDrn. ssopa
assortment n sizes. valaf ssc, sEssta-
q 2sc- enc % -prcfDE lacR ana
hamburg edges va4pF-s ID q y IL.
s.,esc.Al Z Va 8nt loI NICK lowets.
yvrz1te. reg SE.c value. s9gee1G4 2sse
4t-sn- I'll woka serge, t-afars- navy.
b.ag.E ana brown reg. S--fif. syseclal
s. Sd, va. ore leT printed velieS- al
rs Ig-es1 sry1es Atm w7ae. res. bs+t
grade. -olay &c "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

IL following specials IRE offered
shoppers -o4ay Il Che--1uEv SKY $
store for vVCrnen: DER KISS -alcum
bit: Violet la4ctIGE. @be vElBe for lid:
purses. sI,=ela4 II 500: os-Ilu]ulo b&E
,onS 7 al -he new shades. $ =.
new oeaas for E-sse-- &c 10 500:
uns loz o: EeatAasst1looTr ana sa1ean
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
AUGUS LOCALS

M aDG Mrs 3. z Folsom u -
ARSENAL street returned Thursday J
RON Z weeks vIsli w11h relatives g.
-Auuusn. Lewiston ana Ea-h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Warren F. Thomas II g C-aSpy
sstTeAI mas secured employment a. rhE
State Sonst and VIII erIIer ur11 ms
new duties neat M0naav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

William Page u Bangor ana 3ez-
Z Pl4gs u Gulifora LOOK dinner Frg-
gay with ltl4ir sls1ey. Ars 4 :
Snilfs-, . EilGresr street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Mrs z l. Dunfon left 4or her
nome II BeoTht,ay *N-3day after uass-
lng q week II -tE CITY Is The guest
q relatives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Mems ana boys new spring sElts
Fre ar-r,7z-srls ezilr al C. T. Biioae.sl =
-hzv are selling Isl tua- 80 il weTLla
= wei % ral ana lpok thtrn User
Sp=s..zI VAIN in shirts ana Eteaiz-
wear. Bays' 1nd Der.s hose. : a2lf-k
for S1.ut r0d2Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
LOCAL NOTICE

Tnoa ss4e - Ths Handy SHeys
state street tins afternoon unrlE- tts
auspices Of ting saGiHs Of the Win
rfruD Stress Baptist church
Ggr9Ld1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Native FOWL ana chfchan Gooa wesL
Fresh spinach Ie-ruce ana aeler-.
= .}etn aiewEEes- for @ac- New
7larsHIps- Good grape 1raIr 3 1ns
80, yoEr attention 3 called To the
sood -nlnEs y adr bakery window.
Delicious naked beans and nrowsl
Tread -oGzE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

The ssec@rfr current s~sil 10 snut
OF or the wess ssas SS Water ssree.
SUNDAY, Aprsi II. frnsn p. N. ar
Iii 40 >. NJ, for renxlrx.
CENTRAL MAINE POWER CO.
~r-Y--a flSs1r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

a rraa1 for music lowers az Mz1ccl-
hee hail tonight DsnEiSs' s-piece
orchestra. featuring P-af. BRrnerre
z graduate u the BnsIun Conser-
xa1psv Of Music. violin Also Mr.
Ts-rnan Al piGnn. Sur saiG-
april A61s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

DANCE Il Union Hal SATURDAY
night Cloutier's orchestra Also
special feature bv Prof LsssaFtl.
SILVER. oI8ssd epgznHlis1. Formerly Of
Wearss srcnexErE- aEs -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

The DEFtight Basement store 0s >
<ers e Eooo weagr2I puTtng flannel o
dRv - =. VIDE al SO vd. reg sc
Z'aiue- gu.pd qualify suyveI. --xaag Z.
reg. 2.o tu1Ey only, -Sr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Special Sales
kdvNrtssner-E3

TBuye1 paesse mute Ihxz TN vzauss
sisnce IN rh1s coaumz 80 tW tbs 4ag
RV-s
a-4l4t-4sf l2xesss 81 54c = EfazsR LAG
d headline attraction IL Wessber *
Aews11.s- Ofaa Eood things fw
Sundays festivities are three grape
1rgl1t. &c. STr1nE-dus TsarszzIEIs, as
paraEus- spinach nEshrpgnS G.zkss-
raalStIHs ann 111ize fowl.
ClAG2TE<tE. LAE man wro saves you
money III your tU,J-uegI, offers 1or
Ioazy only. Eoaa Said school anos
I'm hgrs n TAI ant HACK. sizes 70
ISi spr SEQ Ths sEmE srvle Tor
larger byyE. s4.z5. BorS' Goodyear
welt SHOES II biaek and 1En for
Sz-sA. Al exceptional bargain ltesf
dsyE.
sweets fur -he sweet toaa- Il Nil
ler's. 4 fresh supply If that r9pG-
l4r T'ealu1 brittle only .sc n As
sorted 1lTt -TudEe, most delicious. 80
h. Ser al
2. Eta Biake. 18s Water street II
J. Me--ackss offers -ha following
specials for To-Day only All Sizes II
fp1- msaels u oa-sars II $50 and
elastic lnse1 models. S26t.
T1e following specials -oaay 81
Swift * Turner's DsCeaar r-lDp. gEe:
ceIlid's garnen sci. rake. moe and
shgTai- Sse: ''Ssinp' polishing clo-h
for goia- ssire- and nickel. .sc- P-rz
cream metal psalist- &c
At Z Z Davis x ca: Mems ana
nrgs' capG- fA-l welgn-s. cleanup II
last season fur af1c each Ever cnp
Ecr-n &I-ge ~ nnre On tpa2F'E mar
l1s1- 8 few 5oEx zneolum we1Ert
grey ribbed unions left for 6sc.
GOOD assorneu1 If mems al leather
working Eioves al 5Dc 6Sc ana -5C
Dozl't forget We aTE selling women :
EoleEzTpuf hosie-~ Ii last year
prices. c3-1Un 81 6se l.sie -I,c. silk
eace. s1-25. thread silk fpr Sit Best
bargain re: n wornsu's hssser-
<5e-GuIns shoe aa-Eairs II = ? Ill
oaeauss toGszy. ASK 70 seq -ts rneu s
+ AI-IS-AtEl Ststt Nl4OT1 Ky k--@D q
beauty. rubber heels, sizes 8 % {.
Wcrens End growing girls Lace
sssers, olss4z and mahogany, speeaz-
value for upaaT s4-sb. CaE ea--T bt-
fore -as asso--vne-r1s are broker
4. a. Af.-7cE offers 1hs following
fur loday only: IT new sTssrr -ax1S-
SIZES ~ % AZ coiors II e...a5D eaca-
new serge silk and Jersey silk pop-
in dresses s12.9k % $3.50; women :
black isis hose 2Ec, sc. SIC ana PC:
Soma very special values = women :
anu children s mats Big line u chi
lg'eHs 6 % - Years. dresses IN white
silk Iasgains. g.ngslaznE- ETC Best
fercais=s anl E-ngaaIns Il sac 70 4Be
ID
Tories Pharmacy East SIDE Is
offering Today q delicious chocolate
csz7t-a EnakC.tlHr1ne ctfer-v II sc 70.
Tins = an aunsuEl Wa4uA. Ths Ge4e-
,arTtea Maine Na1d Sweets only 4ge
Ia. codEy. a great JIe-- Stlnlta /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

ssalne eElGnrls-a N i sure fenes s-pas-
-ax It. sns lad GxoEnnE- Inc rzr-l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Tories Pharmacy East SIDE Is
offering Today d delicious chocolate
oaz1t-a Tnasctte.r1ae cherry II sc H.
Tins : Gn aunsaEl wa4uE TIT Geit--
.7rTte1 -aalri.. Gad Sweets. only zse
H. todEy a great JTe-- Stlnlfa.-
-rt4at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Al L. La-kez toaaH- Extra fms
native perz- Spaclal LIS @;'e H.
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aur1bolt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

LSuYaH please uD1e Ehxx che vzAuns
tE1ee IN CHS ccauzzz - t1T rhds 4Ay
@V.s
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wearrs ss-cnexEra-
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Sole agents for =

:. ~ -[-@ 33s<-ssa~IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

IeruIns shoe :sz-Ealrs II = r I'll
olsau's GoE1zT. AsE 70 see rae mex s
cushion SIDE oxford FIR S..4b IFS
beauty, rubber heels sizes 8 20 s.
Aornans end growing girls Iac=
sss,fsrs- 1lskaz and mahogany. speeaz-
value 1c- upaar s4-sb. CaE early be--
fore -as asso--ns-1s ara broker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

orchestra ms s-Etrnr-sd rrucn scrl-,-Is,
comment VIII * hsA-o 4 4 vt8ljD solo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

szts<sIrs>@L5SE<
Evening star., 1920-05-20
OUR BE ST BUY TODAY

PRICE. $1,000
THIS HOME HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR \ QUICK
SALE it must be sold 1t completely detached five
room bungalow situated in of the desirable spots
IN brookland furnace heat cleo and gas Its be pur
chased attractive In authorized
to submit your proposition payments to owner
Will A NJ S. Hill LIPS
14O0 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main oS
Evening star., 1920-05-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Cont1nued.
PRICE. 81 500

PRICE. $500
HOUSES IN THIS SAME SEiGHBoR-
HOOD selling for one thousand TO RI
teen hundred dollars more than the
owner is asking for thfs 6-room thor
ougiliy modern Il, us. II colonial design.
Ia. and eiec. Its. with ample room
for garage. Located in PETMOHTH.
PRICE. $3.50.
on PERRY ST. near 18th. AN IN
USUALLY FINE HOUSE, most com
plete in every detail, q bright and
cheerful rooms :.nd bath, h.-w. H.. cl.c.
Its. Terms 81 800 cash and S75 per
month. This house will appeal 10 you
after one inspection.
PRICE. sll.Joe.
DON'T DELAY NAMING AN AP
POlN fMENT With us to inspect this
property. II corner home continuing :
large. conveniently planned rooms and
bath h.-w.h.. sloc. Its. and gas. hpili
in bri"k garage. awnings and screens.
metal weHtherstripping: sleeping p' rch.
attic. AN IDEAL HOME. VACANT.
PRICE. $3.50
A DESIRABLE RooMiNG HOUSE
WATEp RIGHT DoWNroM on
venient to every ear line. is offered in
this l:-room frame hnGsc, equippcd
with otwater heat, aud new doHble
garage. This l. u paving Investment
and should be inspected.
PRICE. SiG.eD
THIS HOME WILL INTEREST ANY
H0MESEEkER who is looking for y
3. most desirable location. distinction and
excellent value; 10 large rooms -
hoo-sl. > baths. h.-w. h.. elec. It's. VA
CANT: LOOKS LIKE NEW: just been
renovated inside and oLt; good terms.
Evening star., 1920-05-20
FOR SALE-NOUsES.
ContinueA.
WILLIAM S. PHI L L p S
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.
PRICE 80 20

PRICE, $1o.1JO.
IN CHEVY CHASE. d. Z. THIS DE-
LlGarFCLLY LtATED HOME has
Just been placed 0n the market; 4
brand-new bungalow containing
rooms and bath, h.-wh. and elec. Its,
porch, open hrepiaces and an electric
range. Good terms.
PRICE, $lS.s00.
"A DETACHED BRICK HOME IN
CHEVY CHASE. d. L. We / row you
will agree with us that this IL the per
feet home after Cue inspection. 1t con
tains 3 rooms. beautifully decorated
and d. ished. ssd . baths. L.-w.h.. el~c
It's. birchwood finish throughout. sand
walls, slate roof Neatherstripped. open
fireplace, built-in bookcases. window
box. sewing room and servants room.
Splendid terms.
PRICE. $3.50.
OVERLOOKING SOLDIERS HOME
GROUNDS. Thia whole property is in
Immaculate condition throughout, and
10 q decided bargain. II contains 8
rooms and bath, h.-w.h.. cleo It's and
gas, hardwood floors and trim through
out. stationary tubs and servants
toilet: linoleum on kitchen floor aud
large psntry; interesting terms.
PRICE. $500
On SHEPHERD ST. WITHIN ONE
BLOCK OF CAR LINE. in desirable To-
cation In NV. Their xre many af-
tractive features about this house. and
we will Be glad to show ii to you at
any time; rooms and bath, excel
lent furnace and other cony-n-
fences. stAtion1ry tubs. and screens
and. awnings. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION.