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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
river NEWS

Friday was quiet day at the h"n'
wharf boats. Only one boat IeparSS|t'
that being the steamer Leroy, which Iclt
NJ noon on her initial trip to New Mana
moras She left the wh"rr nG car OF n" g
X.rv Gaayy load Of both food and mer-
chandlse supplies for all way points
The General Wood will dock at the
Liberty Transit wharf I tbs fnsya m s%yrHsi
homr. Iater on her way to Cincinnati.
She is reported to have left the Smoky
Citv with a very heavy cargo.
1;ha steamer Liberty will dock at me
Iiber,y Packet wharfboat this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock from Pittsburgh on heF way
The General Pershins IS t the only ro Pcat
70 dock Sunday at the Liberty irh'S !.
,,SUcborfho,t coming from Charleston m
her way to tho Smoky City. S hs,r -
leaving Charleston with very he'!
load. , ~ n.st.r
paugc at the local wharf late last eve
ming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
A Good Word for cha,nbsrlain'S Tablets.

II am worry WuCH F'VaSUU 10 TT7, =
opportunity to say a good word for
Chambcrlain's Tablets" writes Mrs.
Mamie Bartcl MohcrlE Mo. THINK
=, 10 tho hest thing for stomach troubles
and constipation that l HAY" ever used.
THE above shows the high esteem IN
which Chamhcrlain"S Tablets are held
by Those who have used them. GIVE
them n trial. They will do you good
For sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
MUSICAL PROGRAM
At HIGH SCHOOL

splendid program was rendered by
the Junior members Of the Wnee!ins
High School Literary Club yesterday
afternoon in the auditorium or Inc
school, at the beginning OF the after
noon session. Complete charge or the
chapel exercises were turned over 10
the members OF the club. 49,,
A musica! mir rang. through the nails
throughout the program. the boys Jazz
orchestra furnishing plenty, or muse
afternoon. u-.-
sara Dunbarger and Mineta Wagner
played big part In the AFTERNOON Pro
Hawaiian melody was, rendered by SIX
members o: the junior class.
Two readings by Margaret ArrnStroIs
and Elizabeth L!nsz also contributed
much toward the success OF the pro,
gram, Rap!H progress IS being made by
the members OF this class. and every
thing IL being arranged for future work.
u.hirb will. necessiIate the cooperation
OF every student IN school.
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C, &P, TELEPHONE CO.
SERVES FINE MENU
TO ITS OPERATORS
Menu Shows Cafateria Prices Are Low
est Por Food in Wheeling.

Pork. seven cents; mashed potatoes
five cents; sweet potatoes. five cents:
rrcamcd peas five cents; fruit salad
five cents; egg. ham or peanut batttr
sandwich. five cents; bananas. live
,ruts peaches, seven cents; apples. sew
ON CENTS: pineapple, seven cents: bread
and butter. three cents; pickles. Two
cents; CAKE. three cents; &c" cream I'VE
and ten cents.
other big cities may have their penny
restaurants hut the above Is th' low
Isl prices offered III Wheeling for good
humr-C0okcd food.
The above menu was that served yes
tcrday III the cafeteria l" the young
indies employed by the Chesapeake and
Potomac Trlcphon" company. ana
good meal could b. bought for n quar-
Ter. enough for hard working man.
The cafeteria At the tr!"rh"he COIL
panv offices for tn" girls is proving
one of tht big attractions TO the en-
ulnyrS. DhrinG the month OF pctoDer
" 800 meals were served through the
Ihrrr matrnnS IN charge. ana az one Oh
these meals was turkey, cranberry sauce
md the other 1l&lnSS OIL tHe i""''"'
giving dinner. .. ,.,
Iir%nkfaat is served early in the morn
ing to many of the young ladies' VINO
have a lunch before going hone ait"r
AN All nights work. and to others VINO
are from out OF the city. Dinner -
served from 1890 a. m. to p: m. ana
suppcr is served from unlft CLOCK.
Girls on relief may have few minutes
70 enjoy ice cream md cake. ana the
, place is always busy.
The cafeteria is located on the ScC-
ond floor of the new operating huild-
inr. The tables are all white. while the
whole room Is white. the counter
where tho food is served is arranged
for n complete Kitchen. while on me
wall hangs the bulletin board ANNOUNCE
ing the menu and prices.
Two matronS are IN charge All 'He
time. and are kept busy continually.
The cafeteria Is run .cntlreIy on
cost basis. the prices Of the previous
month teing taken for arranging me
prices. Everything is served at me
price OF cost there being but Ittlo
overhead expense.
Fifty to sixty young ladies enjoy
dinner daily From thIrty-five to forty
are served meals 1T supper time. ~hlle
between times there are many luhches
served. The restaurant = proving
Great success. and its growth with the
company Is assured.
Attend tho Sacrifice Sale, At
The Benefit store.
Thomas Hatty, Prop.
1888 Market st.
Mar Confer Of tho Lower Market
d-3-i
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20 PERCENT STOCK
Dividend DECLARED

When reports were submittSd yes,
tcrday morning to tho board OF directors
Of the Hazcl-Atlas Glass company. sh%"
ing The Year ending October 81, hl'
hncn the most successful in the hist"r .
Of the company. the directors declare
q, % per cent stock dividend payable II
once. .s ~,
The big dividend was expected nu,
many were surprised.
During the past year the company en-
loved a wonderful business us salcS
iotaIlinE more than s22.Q0O.ONo. II &C
ouirrd tho kearns Cornish company ~
HancsvIiie' and enjoyed great trade
throughout other countries.
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1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE"
Dramatic Association Of Elm Grove to
stage Comedy

4 three act comedy entitled 1T Pays
to Advertise" will be pro- sced by the
Do Paul Dramatic Assoc. ION nf Elm
Grove on "Wednesday anu Thursday ev-
rnImgs Decenber 1915. at ST. Vincents
Hail. /.
The cast Of characters + composed OF
anm. Of the best amateur talent or Elm
Grove and Tr!ud-lph'a and The play no
doubt will be u big success.
Tickets are now ON sale by members
o. the club and from the number or
seats already engaged, the Attendance
will be record breaking.
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SEAT SALE TODAY

Al the Court theatre box office this
morning begins the sale Of tickets Tor
cart 70 be- given by Mr. Xernla and Miss
Komuine on next Tuesday evening.
The mt nber of chairs which the com
ulttce has provided is very limited 50
carly application Will be necessary
Tier is lao need to wr"e lohE H..
tic,s 10 the public as To- the "NC '!'"'fN
~ his CONCERT. The eXce!len' u '":tA
artists is We'll recognized in Doth opcr.!!
and concert. A tenor and s"prTln". II
the Metropolitan promise indeed great
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sCuI1HAsE Is TRUSTEE

4 meeting of tn" creditors in the
bankruptcy rasr of II. u. Williams. War
wood milk dealer. was he'll yesterday
morning in tho otfIc" Of J. w. lnmminSS.
referee in bankruptcy. John +. Schrll-
haSc was named trustee by the creditors
while the following appraisers were APP
pointed: =. n. Thompson. l.. II. Hoffma n
and W. T.. Mcnamara.
4 meeting Of the appraisers. together
with tho creditors and trustee was held
las tcvCU.HE at Williams place Of hus.-
ness for the purpose Of making tn" APP
praisement of the bankruptcy property.
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\ new concrete hridg" crossing the
W:llanI"it, river ~ Washington is nntn-
vi" not only for IFS light and graceful
lines. but for The length Of tn" SpaN
which is 3S5 f""t. with a ris" Of 1@h
feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
7 YEARS FOR COSS
Martins Forty MAN Pleads Guilty u
Charge Of Stealing Auto Here.

George Coss of Martins Ferry, WHO
was brought back here from Chicar";
where he was arrested. WAS sentcn'ca
to two years in the state pcnttcntiary At
MoundSvillc for stealing an aut"mooi''
here several months ago.
Coss pleaded guilty and was sontcnceu
by Judge Alan II. Robinson. lie Wa
first arrested in Philadelphia where n"
tried 10 sell tho machine with Leo CT; :
yer, and was brought back mere. ne
was removed to the Martins Ferry hos,
nital for treatment for an outbreak o.
nbscesscs but escaped going to en-,
caro. Detective Al Richards returned
with him Thursday afternoon.
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CHRISTMAS TREES
Several Car Loads OF Them Arrived n
the City Yesterday from NOW
England States.

The Christmas season IS near at hand
and with the arrival OF several carload5
rrallv believe that WheelingiteS are NJ
least to sct the spirit Of the "fulet!de
within the near future.
The demand seems 10 be for 8 smaller
tree this year and as ? result the Greal-
- rnnhor that are being offered arc
Of the small type.
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SPECIAL SERMON SERIES
mr.. Potter viii Give First OF Series To-
morrow at vance Church

Rev. J. NJ. Potter, D. D.. will begin a
series of sermons Sunday morning IN the
Vance Memorial Presbyterian church IN
The Preparation OF the W"rld f ,I,, inc
90, ,,,Hnrinr will be The World Hunger
for the Kedcemer." The succeeding top
'"rhs Jcw-The Pathfinder OF Christi
anity." ., Chris
The Roman--The Protector OF Chris
"THn Fulness Of Time: The Christ has
Come"
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CAPIAS FOR NEGALE

When Nick Ncgala. alleged empezzier
was rrilrd before Judge Alan II. Robin
son Yesterday morning in criminal court
he failed To answer his name. and his
boud waa ordered forfeited. with ca
p!aS issued for hts immediate return.
\cgalc's case has been pending Ia
ronrt for many weeks. and q Cap!as was
sent nut tor him. 1t was expected he
would app .1r yesterday. but was ont!
rcDrrsenttd by Attorney S. =. Buyce.
Evening star., 1920-01-26
COMMITTEE TO GUARD
HEALTH OF CHILDREN

Appointment of a permanent COM
mittee to determine physical stand
ards for children about to enter en-
ployment and to supervise the health
of children at work has been an
nounced by the Children's bureau of
the Department of Labor DIR. George
Barth. Milwaukee, is chairman.
Other members are: Dr. Emma NJ Ap-
pei, Chicago: DIR. S. Josephine Baker.
New York: DR.. c. Ward Champion,
Battle Creek, Mich: DIR. d. l.. Edsall,
Harvard; DIR. George w. Goler, Roch-
ester. n. Y; DR.. Harry Linenthal. Bos-
ton: DIR. Anna f. Rude, children's bu-
reau, Washington, and nr. Thomas ID.
Wood, New York.
Evening star., 1920-01-26
DRY" VIOLATIONS CHARGED.
Three Cases Go Over to February 5
for jury Trial.

Three Of several dozen cases in
which defendants are charged With
violating the national prohibition law
which have been prepared by ~
Sistant District Attorney Ralph
Given since the law went into effect,
January 16, were called in the Unite d
States branch of Police Court before
Judge John p. Mcmahon. The defend
ants pleaded not guilty, demanded trials
by jUries and their cases went over
until February 5.
The defendants were released or
bail. They are Edward Barnes. charg-
ed with selling whisky. He wa
placed under $1,000 bond. George r
Harris, George Washington and
Henry Courtney, charged with carry
ing a small bottle of whisky in their
pockets, were released on $500 bond
each
Evening star., 1920-01-26
REFUSES TO NAME EXPERT.
Treasury Unable to Indorse Ac-
countant for Peace Commission.

A request by the reparations commits
sion Of the peace conference for permis-
sion to appoint an American as the ex-
pert chief of the commissions account
ancy division has been denied by the
Treasury Department The man him
self, whose name was withheld, has
bcen for some time in Paris assisting
the commission and his work has been
greatly appreciated.
Although the reparationa commission
Ia one of tho creations of tho peace con-
ference in which the State Department
Ia peculiarly Interested, II was not found
possible to approve tho appointment of
his Amsr'csn heenuse tn" peace treaty
ha- ro, vet been ratified ~ the United
States,
Evening star., 1920-01-26
SCORES THE SUSPENSION
OF NEW YORK SOCIALISTS

Characterizing the action of the
New York assembly in depriving five
socialist members of their seats as
"a most high-handed proceeding "
Representative Dallinger of MaSsa
chusetts, chairman of the special elec-
tons committee. in statement declared
there was no similarity between the cast
of these five men and that of Victor l..
Berger. Milwaukee socialist, twice de-
MED a seat in the House.
If it can be shown that these So
cialists were guilty Of having given
aid or comfort to the enemy, as did
their chief, Victor l.. Berger, justi-
fication would exist for their exclu-
sion," he added. IF they committed
an overt act of disloyalty, or in any
way or manner obstructed the sue
cessful termination of the war, theirs
should be the fate of Berger. But
these men have been charged with no
such offense, and in the resolution
suspending them they are merely af-
firmed to be members of the socialist
party and to have subscribed TO the
socialist platform"
Evening star., 1920-01-26
500, 900 in Liquor Seized.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, January Is
Approximately 1900 quarts of bonded
whisky. valued at more than 100000
were seized by internal revenue ana
gorernment prohibition agents in
three III Ids IN the Pittsburgh dis
trici SS.lur0s,yI
Evening star., 1920-01-26

y itkUMA PAEk. on CAR LINE;
itEAl. E-f IN \ STTCCp HOUSE; con
'"pIrl''y and wcli constructed 10 rooms
'nd taths; electric and gas lgihts'
hardwood floors and trlm throughout very
Irier' sting terms, FEAt11CALl-f NEW
''Hii $4,000.
tiEhis. Immediate possession; IN NV.
IRi' T., $500, Room for garage, AN
- - Ai-i.i Ht''b BUY Al THIS
f'''t RI
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-A FIVE OR SIN ROOM HOUSE;
terms. $500 cash, bal. monthly. Address Hox
55-S. Star office.
AM IN MARkET FOR HOME UP TO $l5,ooo
can pay cash; state situation Of property ana
lowest net cash price or no attention given
Address Box 9e-E, Star office.
WE HAVE LARGE LIST OF APPLICANTS
for city and suburDan property: For quick re
ROWE 3 COLES, aO4 5 st NV.
HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL MAKE GOOD
cash payment 10 room house In good
northwest location; modern or the Older type as
long the price is right. If yours is for sale,
phone me TT once.
EDGAR A MILLER 14fe G ST. Main ssos.
WILL ExCHANGE PRACTICALLY NEW
WHY'S 7-pass. touring car for equity in or
room modern horse; new house preferred; Ad-
dress Bo1 Or, Star office ga
MODERN HOUSE NV; 6 TO s ROOMS;
good cash payment for possession: Address
Mrs: J. Low: Hn1 1e4-R, Star office.
FROM OWNER, 4 fo RDoM HOUSE,
either citS suburban.
Columbia 55oA- e3'
WANTED-TO BUY, IN BLooMISGDALE
house Of six rooms and bath: furnace heat;
not more than $500; cash. S1.@aO. with
Sena0'e %on,h,s o Ss full paE5a
HOUSES OF All. KINDS WANTED f0R
cash clients; especially 6-r. houses and Sc.
Send data at once on what ynu have for sale.
NEW YORK REALTY BRokERs. i423 F.
lMMKDIATRLY-UPT TO DATE HOMES. DE-
sirabIy located; preferably in Southeast Wash
ington: / have number OF customers waiting to
SecrI,e such properties. List now and get spe-
cinl attention and satisfactory results. II. I.
LAW, 1918 81. Sc Phone lincoln 5725. fe22s
HOME OWNERS.
We have daily inquiries from buyers fer
homes. We wor,lt appreciate a list of your
MI4lCHLEN RANKISG CORPORATION.
Real Estnte Department topen Till 5 pm)
Corner 10th and c. Main 432
Evening star., 1920-01-26

CONvENIENT TO UNION STATION. 8
ro"Ils monthly tenant. Terrus; So $50,
Near Soldiers Home Este; beautiful corner
home Of r0ouss, h.w,h.s good porches; early
possession
tacheds $S,aOos easy tcruaS. A good home buy
at rent money.
THOMAS f PETTY. .o,s IAN
Evening star., 1920-01-26
FELICITY COVE
WANTED.

WANTED-TD RENT SMALL, COTTAGE on
eanal near Sycamore Island for season. Call
Col. 1881. Apt. 513. evenings. 2s'
WE SPECIALIZE IN FARMS AND sCBUR-
ban homes. We have ready BUYERS for proper
~ OF every description. List with us now FOR
quick sales.
CHARLES II. DOING.
SIT l4th at nv Phone Main 353i.
HAVE CLIENT WHO DESIRES no PUR-
chase 70 room house or bungalow with large
lot or acrv.ago, convenient to cars; state full
particulars.
CHARLES II. DOING. SIT 14th st. nv,
Evening star., 1920-01-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-ContInued.

40 ACRES. FINE RICH CUToyER LAND.
on car line al state road in fairtax county,
Va; cheap for cash. Address Box Si-R Star
office. 30*
DOMINION HEIGHTS-S ROOMS AND [
bath: f. h: garage; electricity and gas; on
car line. within IS minutes Of center of city.
Address Box 52S, star office 30
FR0n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FER. i5-wls
consu ave. ext. opposite Edeemocr. one 81
to cars; attractive home Or. and b. h.w. h. !:
cleo and gas ami; corner 1Soxl3o: shade
sarden; flowers; garage: terms; -: Il: STE
PHAN. Stnneleieh Court.
OWNER GOING WRST-iMMEDIATB POS
session. SIX room&. tile bath. large closets.
h-wh.. gas electric, large lot, fr'iit and ber
res Two minutes ears. SJ.5O0. 81 900 cash.
J; H RiMMER. Biyerdale. Md. Telephone
hyattsville 3Ss
FELICITY COVE
LINKS Washington with Chesapeake. Bald
your summer home IN t-iirity Cove where the
zcst Of living IS Increased by eanoeias, boat
ing, sailing. fishing Grabbing. bathing and all
ether kindred pursuits OF seaSho,r and country.
felleity CON- IS iocatrd i'll Shady Side, Anne
Arunde! 70, Maryland. and fronts Oh Ciiesa-
penkc bay, adtOinirs the liliewlide property.
Sandy bathing beach, beantifni shade trees. 81
attractive building lots. each containing A,Up3
So. IT; So~rinute auto ride from washington
Investigate at oncr. Writ \. W: ANDREWS
FRS. Shady Side Development Co. Shady
Side, Marynnd
HoMEsE EEKERs' OPPORTUNITY:
fon can pay for your home as easily as you
ran pay rent. Let us show yea low to start
on from 5000 20 $500 See
+. n RUSsELh
bIiq SSs
Evening star., 1920-01-26

Vacant.
On street west OF 10th. 10 rooms. baths.
II. VIII. elec. light. concrete sleeping porches;
individually built. viii sell at a sacrifice.
Price, $4,000.
Address s13 18th NV.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, 9
rooms. Ina ath H. H.; fine wide colonial porch
aud rear porches: deep yard to paved alley;
corner house; splendid cellar. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. Price, 50, 900; near Pa. ave. s.e.
II. T. LAW 1913 st. sc. 26s
A EARGAIN-2-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK,
NINE ROOMS, bedrooms; lot 2Ox116 II. to
r"Vrd alley; located nenr the NAVY YARD on
sth st Price only $500.
Il. I. LAW. 151a 81 a., -.
Evening star., 1920-01-26
BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
l+Oo II St, NV,
Tet Nfa,, ASd0

FOR SALEpRICE. S. $50: A DOWNTOWN
modern horse situated west Of 18th street aud
LITTLE north cf Massachusetts areane. This
housr is vacant aad in 6rst-ciaSs condftioa>
with * rcons and hath. and hea ted with hot
uatcT: hc seld reasonable terms Of sale.
For SALE-rEICE. $3.50: OWNER WILL
ncnts: NsI located ir Columbia Heights: CO.
loniai style, having six rooms and hath front
aad rear raTchess paved alley in rear This Is
very Ssiabae>
FOR SlLEPRICE, $500: on RHODE
Island avenue. 4 most attractive residence
sGsar~ snd = house yoa viii come very near
prcrcfty- The house is in fine condition. con-
tains nine and he tn. five bedrooms.
FOR SALE-PRICE 81 800: A DECIDEDLY
al aG' ~ f.a osn. e". @ l1s
poSseSsson, seven reoIn ard hat buzz brick
ho1sr, having hot-~at-r heat. electric lights
10 be appreciated
FDE SAL-PEICE- $l1- 900: IN Mt. PLEAS
ant Ia. end Of the car Line: offered for
sale fo- tn frst time. A modern detached
hcas-- s;iaz ed ON a loo so1l5O: there are nu-
merous large uees- This house has ten rooms
and e.,h sad heated with hot warer. Owner
is 4 real saburtan home right in the city.
FOR SALE-PRICE- $3.50: IN .TAKOMA
PARK close To school and library: possession
hot vate- heat, electric lights The lot is
larEN- This property is clear Of incumbrance
and owner Will make reasonable terms of sale.
fOh SAI1t-PhltE, $S-uO, A DANDY
northwest home: can be sold on $500 cash
hnvng four bedrooms hot-water heat electric
Lights. colonial front porch. breakfast porch.
sle~piDg pcrrh and = ireproof garage This
house nm he inspected At any time and pos
session given
FOR SAIi.-PRICE, $1,000; COLUMBIA
Heights three story. semi-tetached brick
house CT attractive appearance, built by one
Of the weil-known builders; there are nine
rooms: two large bathrooms. hot-water heat.
electric lights, two giassed-in sleeping porches
and hea ted garage. You will look long
time before you find a more complete home
for tie money Owner will give possession.
FOR sAIE-PRICE. s12.5oO; IN CHEVY
Chase D. c. west Of Connecticut avenue:
water heat electric lights oak floors open fire.
place in living room. large sleeping porch also
hreproof heated garage. Immediate posses
sion given.
FOR sALE-PRICE. s7.25O: near the Capitol
and Union station q well built brick house.
containing fourteen rooms and two baths This
property now rents for $500 per year. should
"sslty rent for 81 200 per year. We believe
this Is the biggest bargain offered for sale to-
day near the Capitol.
IoE SALE-PRiCE, 50 500; RIGHT NEAR
1ftn and J.. streets; ideal location for physi-
c,an or dentist. or good home for any one
Mi@hl"S =" live right downtown This is a four
story rrick house in good condition, several
open hreriaee>. Property in this neighbornood
ha> great future.
IoE sALE-PRICE. So 500: on RHODE
Island sven1e. just OF 1st streeY Nv one of
Fhc best built houses in this attractive square
three story house. having ten rooms and
rain. SIX bedrooms. rear porches and a double
garage
HOME OF HOMES.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
1906 H St. NV.
Tel. Main 434O.
Evening star., 1920-01-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES :
Continued.

CIRCUMSTANCES COMPEL OWNER TO
sell home. Chevy Chase. Nd. Large cor
ner lot; best section; circle; no dealers
Cali FpHkljp 1Ss1-W OWNER
Evening star., 1920-01-26
FARMS
FOR SALE,
WANTED.

WANTED@5O9 FARMS
And suburban homes-have steady demand
Wanted. city homes and Investments. Also
exchanges made. coz OF farm and suburban
buyers me. Established nine years. II you
had your property listed with me. reiis: same:
have been away since october. 1918. Cali.
write phone.
ARTHUR NJ CoSNoR. Room eoo,
726 l4th St NV. Phone Main 1116. 20
WILL GO on SHARES WITH SOME ONE
owning truck farm near Washington; state
particulars. Address Box 315-P. Star Office. 26'
To PURCHASE A FARM FOR TRUCKING
purposes, of 80 acres or less, near Washington.
State particulars. Address Box 314P. Star
office. 26a
Evening star., 1920-01-26


Two ou-.of-to town owners have directed me to
sell all Of their Washington property which
has been held for investment.
Nine six-room frame houses; southeast, near
ths navy yard; all rented at $3.50 each Or
81 40 per annum. Price, $13, 500.
Eight fve-room frames near the navy yard :;
rented at $40 each or $500 per annum. Price.
Sc. .OUS
Third st. ne: brick dwelling; rooms and
bath, lot runs 10 good alley; rents 5000 per
MONTH 1855 per annum. Price, 81 600.
Three bricks on 20th st. NV; rooms and
bath; lots run TO good alley; rented at $27. 80
each. Price. $500 each.
Champlain ave. NV; frames; rooms
each; rented at SIS each. Price, s., 800 for
both.
Four bricks in alley between l. and Mass
ave, 18th and 18th sts. NV: rooms each;
rented at SO each; suitable for conversion
into garages; very near business centers and
very cheap at the price. Price. s.. 500.
rented at $3.50 each; $40 IT. of ground; ;
30-ft alley in Price. $500.
GEO. W. LINKINS. IVA Pa. ave. NV.
FOR SALE
New Hampshire NV; 10 rooms. cellar
bath; pantry; hot-water heat; lot 21.5xl2J
2-stOry brick stable rear be converted
into garage for three machines; rented at $50
per month; is worth S125. Price to quick pur-
chaser. sll 80
Near the navy yard; 10 rooms and bath:
house - IT. wide lot 26 IT. wide; rented at
low price S37 80 Easy terms arranged. 5000.
rented $3.50. Price, 81 900.
GEO. W. LINkINS, 1714 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR 18th AND II Ne, ROSE
dale Fairgrounds; = stores: pressed brick
house; q rooms and bath; cement cellar fur
mace heat; colonial front porch; back porch;
nice yard TO paved alley; price only s.. 800;
cash, $40. balance easy terms. Telephone
Lincoln 5Oo0-J