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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
SPORTS
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The Naval Torpedo Station has
organized recreation league for
the berefit Of its employees. This
league viii include all sports such
as baseball football. swimming,
boxing. wrestling and trap shooting
For the ladies their will be dancing
and dramatics.
The officers cf the league are Mr..
R. Nafey. president, Mir. Jurger-
son. vice president, DR.. c. c. kress,
secretary and treasurer, Mr.. J. F..
Ncsbine general manager, Mr.. A.
B. DcVcn. business manager, and
MIR. j. W. Tul!ock, athletic mana
ger.
1t is expected that in the future
the TORPEDO plant will be combined
with the Washington Navy Yard
i" al! q its activities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Il entuckian Believed to Have Been
Killed BY Wife and Relatives

Louisville. Ky, June l6.-Although
James .Adcock said just before his
death on June . from q bullet wound
that he had shot himself. the police
have arrested his widow, Mrs. Rosa
Adcock, 10 year old girl; Mrs.
Grace Jeffries. her sister, and New
ton Sloan, her father; the widow for
murder and the others as accessor-
les
A coroner's jury, on the strength
of Adcock's deathbed statement
that he had committed suicide, rend-
cred a verdict TO that effect, The
shooting occurred on May 81.
The police in arrestinG the trio
acted after careful investigation,
which, they said. included testimony
by neighbcrs that Mrs. Adcock shot
her husband during a quarrel. 1t
also was said, the police declared.
that Sloan struck Adcock with his
fist and then threw stones at him
when he ran from the Adcock home
after being shot.
Ncighbors said, according to the
police. that they overheard Adcock
plead while running through the
>street to not let her "shoot me
again" Mrs. !Adcock is said to
have followed her husband into the
street. where Sloan took revolver
from her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
WOOD PASSES LIE
Stock Gamblers backed Campaign
Malicious Accusation. He Says

"
Chicago, June 16-Republican
party GissensiOn breke out in a new
quarter last night when Major Gen.
Leonard Wood ''passed the lie" to
another of the defeated Presidential
candidates, Nicholas Murray Butler.
in answer to the Butler "explana-
ton of Woods failure to win the
nomination
DR.. Butler IL statement issued
upon his return from New York
said that the efforts Of Woods back
ers. !'group Of stock gamblers, oil
and mining promoters and mGnition
makers" to buy the nomination
were the generals un;oing.
81 have just read the statement
claiming that a motley group OF
stock gamblers tried to bny the
nomination for me an3 that the
forces who were defeated in their
ir's'olent attempt to huv the nomi-
nator represent all that is worst
in American business and political
life" said Gen. Woo. "That
statement IS Il vicious and malicious
falschoci would ignore It were
it directed to me alone, but ! can
not remain silent when nv loval
fr;ends ars supporters are Will
fled "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
SLAYS WIFE WITH CLEAVER
Cries of Children Reveal Double
Crime in New Jersey Home

Cries of Children Reveal Double
Crime in New Jersey Home
Gloucester, N. j., June 16.-After
killing his wife, Jennie E. Capewell,
with a meat cleaver, Ernest Cape
well, 46 years old, proprietor Of a
small grocery store at PIT Mercer
street. Gloucester, adjusted rope
around his neck from the banister over
TIE third story stairs and then shot
himself through the right temple with
a 3S-caliber revolver. Weakness and
faily troubles are assigned as the
cause OF the suicide and murder, ac-
cording to note he wrote after he
had murdered his wire and before he
ended his own life. The crime was not
discovered until ten hours later, when
neghbors summoned Policeman Fred
Blackburn because they heard three
small children crying in the house and
the store had not been opened for
the Gay.
The note left by the dead man was
unaddressed. His brother, Clarence l..
Capewell, conducts a store at Burling-
ton and Hudson streets. The brother
said lie knew of no reason for his
brothers rash acts. He was at his
home Monday night, he said. but did
not mention business troubles. He told
him he intended moving to Wildwood
in a day or two. Howett said that
Capewell worried over business mat
ters. principally because ne could not
raise money to complete two houses
ne was building on Division street in
partnership with Frank Fitzpatrick.
The Capewells were married four
years ago, Since the marriage they
resided at the address where the dou-
BILE crime was committed. They had
three children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
SCHOOL CLOSING
FR|DAY&SATURDAY
Alexandria High To Hold
Exercises MONDAY
Night
REP. MOORE TO SPEAK
Seventh Grades of Lee and Washing
ton Schools to Have Graduating
Friday Afternoon

The pull:c schools of this city will
close Friday and Saturday. On the
first named day the certificates of
distinction will be awarded the pu-
pik in the white schools and on Sat
urday the pupils in the colored
schools will receive their certificates
The Alexandria High School will
hold its commencement exercises next
Monday night at 8 O'clock in the au-
ditorium OF that school.
At the high school commencement
Representative r. Walton Moore will
address the graduates.
The awarding of certificates Of pro-
motion in the high school will, how
ever, take place at 1890 o'clock Fri
day afternoon.
Graduating exercises will be held
by the seventh grades Of Washington
school for boys and Lee school for
girls at o'clock Friday afternoon IN
the auditorium of the High School
and the graduates will be addressed
by Judge Robinson Moncure o. the
Corporation Court.
The doors will be open at 3:3O for
the admission Of parents of the
graduates and seats will be reserved
for them until $3.50 when the general
public will be admitted.
No Iiiowefs.
The present schedule provides for
the awarding of the certificates in
the various schools as follows: West
End. 9.20 a. M, Friday; Washington
school for boys. $50 a. m; Lee school
for girls. II a. m., and the program
for the others will be as stated above.
On Saturday the colored schools vii!
close and Hallowell school for girls
will hold it's exercises at 1890 o'clock
in the auditorium of the new building
for school children. which has about
been completed and the exercises at
Snowden school for boys will take
place at 8 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
WILL NOT ACCEPT
Marshall Announces Readiness to Re
tire From Prlitics and Eninv Life

San Francisco. Cal. .jurc 10
Thomas Riley Marsha, V;cc-Prcs;-
den. cf Ike United States. arrived in
San Francisco yesterday to attend ths
Democratic convention ii MS capacity
as a delegate from his State Of n
d;aEa.
L4arirg heavily en- h;s stick and
declaring himself IAN CID mar who
had torn his hair for Bryan savcd
for Parker and worked his hardest
fer W;lscn" the Vice Pres;den: made
she emphatic statement that he would
no. ac.sp: the nomination for the
rrs ssidcncy even # i were offered him
"on silver platter"
He >ajd that he was more than
ready . retire from politics with no
mans dollar in his pccket; to cnjoy
tbs comforts that life held cut tc
hin after many hard days battle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
SEIZE MUCH WHISK Y
Prohibition Agents Making Liquor
Hauls in Franklin County


Hauls in Franklin County
Richmond, June 16.-Prohibition Of
ficers from the department in this
city are at their work Of taking in
bootleggers and moonshiners and
others who are violating the law Re
ports of the presence Of much liquor
at the Roanoke convention reached
the ears of the department and the
officers were sent out to find out a
few things. The report. so far meager,
has reacher the department of the
taking Of three machines-all load
ed with l;quor-coming from Frank
lin county into Roanoke.
One party was nabbed in the city of
Roanoke and was placed in the Jail
there. A second machine was caught
in Roanoke county and the man and
the machine and the liquor went to
the county Jail at Salem ,and a third
arrest was made and the culprit and
the machine were turned over to the
federal authorities The complete re-
port of these arrests is not yet in
hand. but Dr. Peters hopes to have
full information in the late mails.
In one of the nearby counties the
officers arrested a distiller and caught
him redhanded the facts being laid
before a grand jury. The officers say
they had a perfect case, yet the grand
jury failed even to indict the man or
to pay any heed to the work of the
officers. That was the information OBJ
tanned today at prohibition head
quarters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
University of Va.
Six AleXandrianS Receive Degrees
at Commencement Yesterday


Out Of The III degrees conferred
upon graduates of the University of
Virginia yesterday SIX Alcxandrians
received degrees as follows: John
Ray Pugh and Charles Brown Sui
Ivan. electrical engineers; Charles
Bruce Morton. bachelor Of science il
medicine; Robert Finest knight, jr.,
ana johnson Mcclure. hacholors of
scene; Frank Kobe: tson Rcadc
.acnelcr cf arts.
The 1920 class is onc Of the largcst
TO out from the University in re-
ccn; years and the class contains
more former service men thar any
other graduating class.
Il"mer /. Ferguson, president of
the Newport News Sh:pDu:ldin- and
Dry Deck Company. and former
pras:dsn; Of the United States Cham
Der cf Commerce made The address 10
the graduating class. The degrees
were conferred by DR. Edwin a. AL
derman. president If the University.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
NOTICE

The members cf the Seminole
Players Association are requested tc
be present at the Opera House on
Thursday evening. June II. at 7:l5
p. m.
4 full dress rehearsal en- Thursday
night and en- Friday night June 1S
we will present the minstrel show
fer ambulance fer Alexandria Hes
,pital. Take n0tice and he present
Il on beth dates.
II. H. Newton. President
r. c. Sullivan, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
MASONIC NOTICE

Stated Conclave of Old Dominion
Commandery No. II, X. T., will be
held Friday evening, June 18th, at
7:30 p. m. Business. routine. Work
Temple Degree. uniform. full dress
BY order of the E. c..
R. A. Zachary. Capt. Gen.
Attest: F. W. Latham, Recorder.
144-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
APPEAL AGAIN DELAYED
Illness of Judge Baker Causes Post
pOnement This Time

Chicago, June 16-Argurents on
the appeal of William d. Haywood
and c3 other Industrial Workers of
the World convicted CT violating the
Espionage act. were postponed indef!-
nitely again when called in the Fed
eral Court of Appeals yesterday. The
pos.ponement was made necessary by
the illness of the presiding judge
Francis E. Baker.
The case has been continued several
times since Haywood and majority
Of the defendants were released from
Leavenworth Penitentiary cn bond
last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
News Of Potomac

Mrs. II. l.. Burke who underwent
an operation at the Alexandria Hos
p:tal is improving.
Mr. Winston Clayton. Of Indian
Heal. Md, IS visiting his parents.
AT their home in St. Elmo.
Mrs. c. W Hit OF Washing
ton. d. c.. was the guest of Mr..
ard Mrs. +. B. Hit. on Lloyd Av-
cnue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
NO OPPOSITION TO JAMES
hartman Democratic State Commit
tee Elected TO Congress to Sue
coed Iudre Saunders

DanvilIc, Va. June l6.-Rorer A.
James. Of P:ttsy!vania County, Dem
0cra;;c nominee for the unexpired
erm in the Sixty-sixth Congress, was
a!cctcd without opposition yesterday
20 the House, succeeding Judge Ed
ward W. Saunders, resigned. A light
vote was po!led.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICE

There will be meeting Of the
guarantors of the Chautsuqua Com
mittee Association at Westminster
Building Wednesday evening at s
o'clock. A full attendance is re-
quested. a
l4S-2p. Fl. D. Kirk. Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
NOTICE

Belle Haven Lodge, No. II. Broth
erhocd of Railway and Steamship
Clerks, will give an informal dance
at the Elks' Auditorium Friday even
ing, June 18th, 1920, at $50 p. m.
Music by Abe Kaminsky's Orchestra.
Admission, $1.00.
144-3p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Robinson and family wish to
thank their many friends for the
kindness shown them at the loss of
her grandson, Lee Robinson.
l44-1p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
BOYS KILLED By TRAIN
Were on Way TO Swimming Pocl at
North Scranton, Pa.

Scranton, Pa. June 1.-two boys,
Joseph Bernotsk and companion.
were killed yesterday afternoon when
struck by Delaware and Hudson pas
senger train while on their way TO a
favorite swimming pool IN North
Scranton. The boys jumped off q Goa!
train and directly IN the path of the
passenger train. They were aged nine
and ten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
DIED

Wo0LLS-Gn June 15, 1920, at
hor home. 1860 Hamlir Street, n.
F.. Brockland, d. c., MRS. K. NJ.
WGOIIyS. widow of Stephen
Wools. Funeral Thursday, June
II. at 10 a.. m, from st. Mary's
Catholic Church, Alexandria.
1111n
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NOTICE
Beginning June 23

Beginning June %
We VIII close at l o'clock Wednesday
During June, July and August
III. w. Wildt and Son,
r. C. Acton and Sons
Saunders and Son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
FORD OWNERS

OUR MOTTO-If it is done at
Remschel's. it must be done right.
73-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

p; lily lOLU IN BRlEF
MI. F. II. Nichols has returned
TO this city from Front Royal, Va.
Nj. J. T. H. Traverse has re-
TUNED from Annapolis, Nd, where
ne spent the week end.
M:dsh;pman Thomas L. Wattles,
u. S. N, has returned to this
city after visiting relatives in Ber-
ryvi!le.
Master Lenw6od Scruggs, who was
operates upon for appendicitis, at
tie Alexandria Hospital, is improv-
in%.
The Mutual Ice Company will to-
morrow open No. & ice station, at
the corner of Pitt and Princess
streets.
The excursion given today to
Marshall Hall by st. Mary's Sunday
School was largely patronized and 1t
is expected large crowd vii! go on
the evening boat.
Postmaster William Ashby Byerly
and wife, of Rridgewater Va, are
quests of Mrs. Charles T. Lindsey,
at her home in South Columbus
street.
The Old Dominion Boat Club has
received an eight cared shell in
which they will begin practice for
tie .egatta to be held in Alexandria
soon.
l. Morgan Johnston has sold to
Edward A. Richardson and wife
house and lot known as lot s, sec
ton Rosemont, and Walter l..
Kidvcll and wife house and lot %,
section ;, Rosemont.
NJ. Frank a. Moses, freight
,laim a~crt Of the Tennessee Cen
tral Railway. Nashville, Tenn. is
visiting his wife and baby boy for a
few days Mr.. Moses leaves to-
night for Atlantic City to attend the
NatiOna! Claim Agents Association
tomorrow
Tie funeral Of Edward Windsor.
whc lied in New York Saturday,
vii! .aE" place at ) O'Clock this af-'
tcrnccn from the residence CT his
sister Mrs. William C. Chauncey,
81? South Fairfax street. Services
wilI be conducted by Rev. DR.. p.
p. Phiilins. rector of st. Paul's Prot
astart Episcopal Church.
Vance II. Pcele, who last Friday
w9$ sc~!ously injured in an automo-
bile accident is again able to be out,
llthc ugh Mr. Peele is still suffering
from Ms injuries and only gets about
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16

Goose liver has been considered
a dainty since early times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
Mr.. F. II. Nichols has returned
TO this city from Front Royal, Va.
Nj. j. r. H. Traverse has re-
TUNED from Annapolis, Nd, where
ne spent the week end.

M:dsh;pman Thomas L. Wattles,
u. S. N, has returned to this
city after visiting relatives in Ber-
ryvi!lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16

Master Lenwood Scruggs, who was
operates upon for appendicitis, at
tie Alexandria Hospital, is improv-
ing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16

The Mutual Ice Company Will to-
morrow open No. ice station, at
the corner of Pitt and Princess
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16
WEATHER

For Eirginia-Local showers and
thurder storms probable tonight
and Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-16

The excursion given today to
Marshall Hall by st. Mary's Sunday
School was largely patronized and 1t
IS expected large crowd will go on
the evening boat.
Evening star., 1920-09-18
$4,000,
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
z38 18th st. NV. Main 6H3O.
Downtown.

Downtown.
Within Walking distance: desirable three
story brick and stone; eleven rooms, two
space for sar.ss. 1sf Pree, % o Re;sonsSls
terms. A geod buy
Petworth.
An opportunity TO- obtain z coy modern
home in ..,est !. sssti:s jr. &. &c. ave 81.
es.ss; l4o-fs; lot: siiey: Prize. $3.50 for a
Chevy Chase Bungalow.
tiohally wen buiit: nine rooms. two compiete
| baths: het-~sser heAt; electric and gus light
double hardwood floors: interior vefy sftfaefive
Sesieat iscaissa. Pries. Sis.eso. s co"f Te4ms. = ~
Saul's Addition.
Price, $1OZ5O.
A bargain In detaehed, hsllsw-tile bunSalsw I;
seven rosms. two baths; Aet.vater heat. elec.
tricity asd sas; large f.cat ana double rear
45x15o; alley; pesssssien ut suce. Beasoaable
terms.
Columbia Heights.
Price, $500.
Two-sfof!. colonial brick: six rooms, bath !;
het.wster heat: electric asd gas Hight: freat
and double rs.. pcfches; s.rsse; immediate
0Al1VS DStoAlICO
Saul's Addition: tw6-st0ry stucco over hoi.
low file: vspof heat; electricity ana gas :.in-
bic fcaf porches: lot 5ox1ee; now vacant: well
Price. $i4. 1000.
Crittenden st. Near 18th.
Handsome two-st6fy and cellar brick; two
baths all modern conveniences: perches dou-
BILE garage; immediate possessioa. Price,
Cleveland Park.
Price, 5000.
Detached; seven fosms. hath; hst-water
heat; electric iishts; screened porcbes posses
sion.
Near 10Th and S SITS.
Three-stefy and cellar bfick; nine rooms,
bath: hot-wAter heat: room for garage; i'm
gain. Price. 4S.500.
Brookland.
Attractive. detached BUNGALOW: well built
stone fsundatien; all modern improvements. In.
Guiding hot-water heat. gas and electricity |:
hardwood floors throughout; buiit-in fireplace
and bookcases; garage: large lot, shftfbbefy.
etc. One square Of R. I. ave. Possession.
Takoma Park.
Attractive. detached. semi bungalow; eight
rooms. bath lavstory on first door: servants
toilet in cellar five bedrooms; well planned
Arrangement Of rooms is one Of the many at
heater three screened porches: gafage; good
lot well worth $40, 800 Possession.
GARDINER e. DENT, Inc.
Main 1884. III 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-09-18
ron RENg-HoUsER.

SIX R00HS AND RaTH. SEAHBETACHEb
house with double gszase on kt1outoe 81.
Lease for one year .Rent. S1Sa q Month.
Aadress Box 24SP. Star ONCE.
INSTEAD OF RENTING. WILL SELL. MI
room brick: newly decsrased: new tin fcoi !:
vacant: without sasa, payment to responsible
person: reasonable Inonthly tefAs. 402 Nun
sey BLDG. At otnce SUNDAY. "
EXCELLENT NV. LOCAT1oN.-lo RoOMS
$3.50 per month. VIII lease for less. OWNER.
1884 Riggs place.
RENT OR sAIELC0LUMBA HEIGHTS
Handsome Broom house: jast SePs1ed. entirety
dow Shades $3.50 month. 0ut-of-tSw1 owner
will be on premises onfy On Sunday. 18th. be
tween 10 a.th.-1 pm. and to Pm. dS0&
Kenyon st. NV. IS
FOR RENT.G r L VS. COUNTRY
home; about II rooms 4 batts, stable aad ga
rage; 81 acres in Maryland % noueNfa "a
miles. FULTON r. GORDON. CsieFads bady
Main 523l.
FOR Rent. -
ATTRACTIVE BCNGALOW,
l341 Fraakliu st ne.
Brookiaad. D. C.
First Aoof:
) rooms, sleeping porch, bath;
Second floor:
rooms deserved by o~ner,'
x75 month,
wM H., SAUNDERS 4 CO..
SO7 18th st. a.w.
BROOM HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE; TILE
BATH large sleeping porch; cement bar hssemsnt
hnn Kiu,.y garage; p, possess,en % sep. "a 81. =.
s25 ALLISON ST. N.w.-M0DERN 6-R0oM
colonial home, seni-detached. large yards; i'm
MEDIATE Rossession. Ss5 per Ms.lh.-
To Those Who Must Rent:
Buy a home. Be independent. Beat Tie
landlord.
which coasert: ~ ,sss ' mo III y prose. aaS ssssss.
tutes comfort for Inconvenience.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
S2s 18th st. NV.
'HeaSauarters fer New HeneA"
WANTED-TO RENT.
FURNIsHED HOME, 10 ROOMS on MORE.
s5s. s.ths best references erce'ient care. Col
ly modern unfnrnished house: sleeping porch
desired; northwest suburbs. Willing pay $50
monthly Address Box 347-P. Star Office. l8s
BY ARMY OFFICER - TNFURNISHED
/; will consider furnished house, il reason.
able. Address 316 Mills bldg, or Main 1894.
Z OR 8 ROOM HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN
or northwest. with large living room and fire.
place; must be reasonable rent Telephone
Columbia 1916. 90
WANTED-MODERN UNFURNISHED HOUSE.
in northwest section: about II rooms. II satis-
factory will lease for two years. Rent. $125
month. Address Box 1AS-M, Star sfnce. c1s
house In good resfdential district. Address Box
UNFURNISHED MODERN HOUSE IN NV;
rooms; BY 8 adults. Address Boz ee4.n.
wANTED-To RENT 8, OR ROOM IN
furnished house In NV: rent, $50 per mo.
Evening star., 1920-09-18
$4,000.
10th St. Near NJ.

Ce
A most desirable property: now vacant:
Purchaser can get imsvediate possession: 8
stories containing farxe rooms and = baths:
has gas and electricity. and heated by steam.
above. This fs q very attractive residence.
suitable for physictne, and can Be eeonom
lcaliy converted into an English basemeat-
Special Price, $4,000 (Terms). J.
Evening star., 1920-09-18
Chevy Chase.

Adjoining the Chevy Chase Club grounds de-
tached frame; new; occupied hy owner; 2-story
and attic, ceataiaing large fosaas and tile
baths; rear sfafrway; cellar under entire
house has unaxually large ahd attractive lot,
60x220; 2-car garage: heated and lighted. kea-
seAable hrst cash payment, balance could be n.
Evening star., 1920-09-18

Best location: convenient to the two clubs
detached frame. IN hne condition. NEST CEN
paete N every detail; contAining Z fuoans ant
, bathss has electricity and heated b hoI
water. Lot is eox13o. One-caf eafaee. In
mediate possession.
Special Price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1920-09-18
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co.
Incorporated.
Consult Our Sales Department
12od Ct N w

22nd St. NV.
Near Sheridan Circle: splendid home now &C.
enpaes by retired Army oeRcer, wAo wiN give
immediate pessessi6A Z sfories: EuGiisA bose
ment; consisting Of l2 large rooms and y
baths; has gas and electricity: well heaeea !:
nosss faces west: corner Of an alley: rooms
sH iieht and airy: space for y garage Property
Is clear Of any trsst.
CT NM
Evening star., 1920-09-18
2-Fau1ily Apartment

Z-Fan1ily Apartment.
Near the Knickef0ocfer Theater. Corner
house. stsFses, csatAinfeg apartments Of
rooms and bath each, all outsiae roems: weu
heated. has gas aRA electric liEAts. Owner
occupies second neor. aHd pufchasef can ret
inns1iate possessisn. Fistt aeor row reafs
for SIS a month. Property in sool csAaittoa.
Price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1920-09-18
FOR sAIE-HOVSEs

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Price sa.5se. ss
Buchanan St. Near 10th. a.
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SlIS fidSler St. NV
rooms ana hath. coucrete cellar. large yar4
to alley. Nesly r psss.sa Per. :. ssa s paiated. 49,
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Evening star., 1920-09-18

On Euclid St. West of 14th.
2 stseisa and attic, coatainine rocr.s asd
hath - bedrooms,; has gas and electricity;
heated By hot water; hot has anele space for
sar1Ee. Occupied BY owner and can Be seca
any time by appointment through this ONCE
Property clear Of any trust and reasonable
terms can b. arraaged.
Price, $13,50O.