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The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02
WEATHER FORECAST

Local: Fair tonite and Thursday;
not much change in temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi and Low
er Missouri Valleys: Generally fair
weather and normal temperature.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

Misses Rachael and Ruth Brude of
Pekin were shoppers in Devils Lake
Saturday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

Torger Shines transacted business
in Lakota Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

Robert Webster, of Webster, was
business caller in Devils Lake Mon
day.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

Stongs orchestra will play at Law
ton, Leeds and Churchs Ferry thi
week.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

C. NJ. Peterson, of Penn, was a busi
ness visitor in Devils Lake last weel
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

B. E. Burt of Southam transacte
business in Devils Lake Monday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

J. M. Miller, of Lakota, was bust
ness caller in Devils Lake Monday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

John Zettler, of Webster, spent last
Wednesday in Devils Lake transacting
business.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

j. w. Lamb of Michigan was a
business caller in the city Saturday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

Olaf Hagen was business visitor
! in the city Monday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

J.J. Kehoe of Cando was in the city
Saturday evening on business.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02
ITEMS OF INTEREST
IN AND ABOUT DEVILS LAKE

RERsSN1l N %S6 ASS24 HSR !o64 6H7,ls .ETI,SE nA1E
WEATHER FORECAST .n the city Monday
ontea Thursday;
o0f tse Gpper and Low
weather and normal temperature
Joe Ruten of southam was in the "'' ~ VIC ivy NO-0a
- Fred Stevens Of crary, was in the
in 7ss ssss;. z;; 4ss:s.y transacted business city '". Yesterday
,--.7,-,- ----- Mrs Jenson of Brocket, in the
M ma auie meDster was snop city yesterday business
of Doyon in Birkman,
city business Monday: in the city the week end
B. E. Newhouse of Warwick was in
Mrs Monteh T. r1efzon Of Norway township
today to visit for few days Monday.
CA city j. Keh of Cndo was the city
transactng business Tuesday, Saturday business
'i5 Devils e Mondays
John STANCE Of Iaka in Nelson transacted
Devils Lake on business Monday business Devils Lake Monday
Mrs. Jennie IL Parker M Of Leeds Miller akoa
Sheriff Stewart of j. w. Lamb of Michigan was
in Saturday
Mrs Ray oemn who has been ill Roland King Of Derrick was
time feeling much better Monday visiting
business caller the city Monday ske
Mrs. Ole s. Ueland of Stevens town. Peterson If Penn was %
ship shopper city Visitor in Devils lake last week.
Louis Of E ests Ti % Se1 %s ss yss %s
in the city transactng business day.
-- Higgens, of sares,
r % % sss Mr. : %1 Asi% t s: caller Devils Lake las:
Anderson of curchs vsor p Lake last
TsssS.y: TssS was " shopper IN Devils Lake week. -
n s,;--;; :. a-;. webster, spent last
the city Monday attending to bus- business
Mr. and Mrs Morrison of Mis- 4' 4s: 'sspps % s sss vde xss
Webster ,ests, were shoppers in the city Saturday
Jones' Of Webster Devils u The sy trsasestoe of c Ss
Lax Lake was was a business caller in the Monday:
Mr. and Mrs. L. Dugherty Of Leeds Churchs
Churchs Ferry were shoppers in the week.
Misses Rachael and Ruth Brude of
M1 and Mrs. Peter aynor Of Pen shoppers in Devils Lake
E. Freeberg, of sarle was in
Warwick W. were business callers Dew day last week.
W. o. shrant of Forest River
end Devils s last week. f@'S s's Devils
:15 :: been ill her nsss ::. .; week ;sstn:
NOT BEEN able Ps' to attend os hoe mas business
Mr. and of ra&as spent her n s ~sss
ing shopping pin 81: Tuesday, ssSe -~':-
; S:: % % Es S:'* WIZ.
attending to business matters
Mr. and Mrs Christ of
Crary
and daughter of Mmnewaukan Lake Monday
visitors in Devils Lake Tuesday. "
Edward Pnkeron of this spent
Judge c. w. Buttz took flight the week visiting
with Jack Malone Sunday Cruse of
The Judge remarked that had
clean looking city. Goats That Be
Got-N P. L. For he World
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Morse o Gar Office - Adv
Devils attending to
business matters Zela
OF the Market Day sales visited Mr.
. kota Saturday and Sunday.
Attorney Sinness has to the
Bangs block with A.
evening
Duffy and Wheeler O,iara"
Rose hng entertained Yesterday Howard
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

T. Tollefson, Of Norway township
was caller in the city Monday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

Boyd Hoff of Rock Lake was in
Devils Lake Saturday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

R. Huth, of Grand Harbor, was a
caller in the city Monday.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

B. E. Newhouse, of Warwick, was ir
the city on business Wednesday,.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-02

John Birkman, of Rock Lake, was
in the city over the week end.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
,:vtilwest-Continued.

~~~~~~S~~N~-~~~~~~~~~N>~ ~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~>D->~~~
GA. AVE. 4 sTH ST.; BET. BARRY & EU-
CID. Business or residence; 127. - fix
24l; SOC per ft.; 5000 cash. Louis P. Shoe
maker. 1907 N. Y. ave. N. :l66.
BILTMoRE ST Mr.. 10TH II rm., 8 b.,
ami. overlooking Conn. ave. bridge.
$751; G. 5. BENNETT. 500 Cont. TT.
Bldg. NJ. 1894.
CONN. AVE, Mr.. CATHEDRAL sT.-l6
rooms and baths; h. w. h.; $4,000.
Moore Hill. Woodward Building.
GARFIELD ST, WEST CONN. AvE.-1o
rooms and 2 baths: gar: $l6.500.
Moore Hill. Woodward Building.
CONN. AVE. Mr.. wOoDLEY RID. = u
rooms and 8 baths; semi-det.; 81, 800.
Moore Hill, Woodward Building.
2sTH ST., Mr.. wOODLEY RD.-Beautiful
home; large rooms and baths; $lS,5OO.
Moore Hill. Woodward Building.
SETH ST., nr. woodley rd. 5 rms. B., rm.
for gar, SS,75O. wM. K. HARTUNG,
Room 3oI. Southern Bldg.
CATHEDRAL AVE. Mr.. CONN. AVE.
Q rms, 3 b., h.w.h. $4,000.
Harry Wardman, 1880 X st. NV. NJ. 4190.
CONN AVE. Mr.. woODLEY RD.
ami. lot 25xlOO, IL rms. & b. $4,000.
Harry wardman. 1880 K st. NV. II. 4io0.
CONN AVE. Mr.. CALVERT ST.
White brk., 10 rms. b.. gar. s3S.
Harry wardman, 1880 K st NV. N. 41so.
wOODLEY PARK, Mr.. wARDMAN HOTEL
10 rms, 2 b., gar. ami. NJ. 8s6s. W.
G. 4 A. n, MILLER. Union Trust Bldg.
FOR TOODLEY PARK homes call N. 3S6s.
W. G. & N. A. MILLER, Union Trust
Bldg.
wooDLEY PARK rms, b., gar. $4,000.
NJ. 3S6S. W. c. 4 A. N. MILLER. Union
Trust Bldg.
KALORAMA IRD., Mr.. 10Th. II rms. 2
b, st. ht., ami, sl6,500. Louis p. Shoe
maker, l407 N. Y. ave. n. 1855.
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y. Y. ave. ne NJ. y Cap.-S rms. and BE- /:
fur heat P-ce. 81 Mah1rney and
sullivan 1927 ENe 81 nv Tel N sci
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Washington Heights.

Belmont near 1sth-lO r. 2b. l4.5oo.
Petty and Petty.
1923 New York ave Main 5l2T.
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0be @aabin1tun NrralA:a Q
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Northwest Confined.

Northwest-Continued.
Mr.. 9TH & IRVING sTs.-s rms and b;
h.. W. h.; $500. J. d. Garman, Dist.
Nat. Bank Bldg.
sAUL's ADDITION. Mr.. 18TH ST. -
rooms and bath; q. m. L.; gar; 81. 500.
McKeever q Goss. 1405 I st. NV.
sAUL's ADDITIoN-Det.; west Of 18th st. |:
Z rooms and bath; a. m. L.; $4,000.
Mckeeyer q Goss. 14o5 I st. NV.
BEST SEC. sAUL's ADDI.-Nr. 18Th st. !;
semi-det.; brk.; 0 rm & b.; gar; $4,000
McKeeyer 4 Goss, 14o5 st. NV.
sAUL's ADDITI0N-7 rooms and bath; q.
m. l.; immed. poss.; s12.5O0.
McKeever & Goss. l4O5 I st. NV.
sAUL's ADDITIoN-Det. rooms and
bath: a. m. l.; s12.s5O.
McKeeveF 4 Goss, 14o5 st. NV.
TAYLOR ST. NR. 14rH. rms q b..
ami. sl0.25o. Northwest Realty Co,
18th & Col. rd. NV. Col. 4s74J.
GALLATIN ST. Mr.. 18th. . 9 rms. B.,
ami, bungalow. Northwest Realty Co.,
18th Col. rd. NV. Col. 4s74-J.
MONTAGUE ST. Mr.. 14TH. rms. b.,
a.m:i.; bungalow. Northwest Realty Co..
18th Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4s74J.
LoNGFELLow ST. Mr.: l4TH. rms.
Realty Co.. 18th 4 Col. I'd. NV. Col. is74J.
RANDOLPH ST. Mr.. 18th. rms. B..
ami. gar. rm. Northwest Realty Co.,
18th & Col. rd. NV. Col. 4s74-J.
ALLISON ST. Mr.. 18TH. rms, b.,
ami. gar, hwd. ifs. Northwest Realty
Co., 18th & Col. rd NV. Col. 4s74-J.
GALLATIN ST. Mr.. nth. rms. & b.,
ami, gar. rm. Northwest Realty Co.,
18th & Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4s74J.
FARRAGUT ST. Mr.. 18TH. Det. ! rms. 4
b., ami. $4,000. Northwest Realty Co.,
18th Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4s74-J.
BUCHANAN ST. Mr.. 14TH. rms. 4 b.,
a.h.i., gar. rm. Northwest Realty Co..
18th 4 Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4874-J,
18TH ST Mr.. FARRAGUT. rml. anil.
lot 37x100. Northwest Realty Co., 18th
4 Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4s74-J.
18TH ST, s1l.500.
rms. b., ami, mr.. Quincy 1t.
N. l.. Sansbury & Co., 72l 18th st. N. 59o4.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Northwest-Coninued.

ALLISON ST, $3.50.
8 rms, b.. ami, mr.. sth.
". L. sansbury & Co. 72l 18th st. NJ. 59o4.
RANDOLPH ST. Mr.. GA. AVE. s rms.
attic, ami. Northwest Realty Co.. 18th
q Col I'd. nv. Col. 4S74-J.
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Mr. 18TH a ND. AVE. cor. brk, 6 rms.
b., fur. Sc 500 STONE a FAIRFAN
7 1872 y. Y. ave. n. 2S32.
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Georgetown.

NEWARK ST Mr.. ssD.
IL rms, b., gar, h.w.h. $4,000.
Harry Narlman, 1880 X st. NV. NJ. 41s0.
GEORGETOWN rooms and bath; a. m. l.;
room for gar: $1,000.
McKeever Goss, 1405 I st. NV.
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E. CAP. ST. Mr. LING. PARK-e rosss
and bath: a. m. f.: soft. lot; s7.sSo.
MrkecvRr 4 GoSs. 1405 I st nv.
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Ne. y. OF FLA AvE.-Sew house; 9 Rooms
and bath; a. n. l.; IS 500
Mckeever & Co.'S. 1905 I n ~
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Washington's Home Newspaper.

QUINCY ST. Mr.. 7rH. II rn,
Tor gar; imm. poss. IS, go p NJ
JOHNSTON REALTY CO.. lilo Conn. ave,
N. AIS.
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4lsT ST. s rms. & b., h.w.h.; elec. S10,-
500. F. NJ. JOHNSTON REALTY CO..
ITO Conn. ave NJ. 415.
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18th ST Mr. E rms. b. mi
S4.25O Y. N. JOHNSTON REALTT Co,
1llO Conn. ave n. 4I5.
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Ne. Mr. STH SIS rooms and bsth; a n
t.: $1,000
McKeever q Goss. 1905 ] ct ~.
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@and An Sfrtinn
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Northeast-Continued.

Noftuedtt-NonQnu
~~"-N~~~-~~~~~~-~~~-~-~~-~~
NEWTON PL. n. z. $4,000. s-story. brf.,
h:-w.hk.. elec It's. 0 rms. b.. ex. cOnd
shANNoN LUcHs. TlS 18th 1t. N. 23f5.
MONT. AVE. SR. R. I. AVE. rms.
D., ami. 5000. v. NJ JOHNSTON
hEALTf CO.. lllo Conn. ave. NJ. as.
MONT. AVE. Mr.. R. l. AVE. rms. a
b., ami. Y. N. JOHNSTON REALTY
CO., lilo Conn. ave. NJ. 4l5.
18TH ST. NR. GIRARD. s rms. a b..
ami. 5000. y. NJ. JOHNSTON
REALTY co, lllo Conn. ave. n. 4l5.
% QUINCY sT.-CoioniaI. brk.. 10 rms.
NJ. 3s8s. W. c. 4 A. n. Miller. Onion
Trust Bldg.
81 QUINCY sT-s rms, b., double Ear-
N. Ss6s. W. c. A. n. MILLER. UnIon
Trust Bldg.
SR. 18th oas. 9 -ms. 4 b.. furn. heat,
elec., rm. for gar, price 50 600, terms
CLARENCE y. WEIGH, III 18th ct. NV.
N. 42-s9
ami. S.JOo. Vim. II. Saunders a Co..
s07 18th st
FINE COR. IN BROoKLAND, conV. Rhode
Island ave. : rms. b. ami So $50.
VIM. II. Saunders q Co. s07 18th st.
BRoOKLAND- Cor. house; rms. nicely
situated. $500. Joseph c. ZirkeI. eos
Colo. Bldg. NJ 1856.
PERRY ST, Mr.. HOLMEAD PI.. IS 200.
Gar. hk. p. g rms. t3 b.rmsl. eI c0nd.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 7I3 I4th st NJ. 2345.
BEAUTIFUL HOME on SPRING ROAD.
S1,1iO. brk. rms. & b., h.-wh ami
SHANNON & LrCHs. 7I3 14Ih st NJ. 2sI5.
HANLIN ST. 2-sty. & cellar. rm. dWr.,
lot 5ONlJ0 II. $4,000 CAYwoOD BROS,
& GARRETT, 9I5 y. Y. Ave
Near 10Th and r. !. ave. Bungalow; 7r a
b.; sleeping porch; h.w.h.; cleo; s.. $50.
Terms. Mildman & Co. 9th and a
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16

Mr. BOTH & STs.-l1 rooms and bath /;
semi-det.; IS, 800.
Moore & Hill Woodward Building.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16

FLA. AVE Mr.. lST. rms a B. AMI
5000. p. NJ. JOHNSTON REALTY CO..
ll1O Conn. ave. NJ. tlJ
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Thrpe bricks. one used for business. Rrrt.
S42 80 mo. 18th st ne.-rrice. IS 900.
Nahorney and Sullivan. l527 Eye 81. nv.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16

Q ST. Mr.. BOTH ST. Nw.-Semi-det.; 10
rooms and bath; $11 500.
Moore & Hill. woodward Building.
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Fifth ne rms; ba.; garage. csrs; 30I
100 It. Price. 5000, possession Ma
horney and Sullivan. 1897 Eve 81. nv
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L ST. NR sTH ST. 6 rms. a b, mi
: S.7SN. ?. M. JOHNSTON REALTY CO..
llllO Conn. ave. N sl5.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16

, OVERLOOKING STANTON PIX. 10 rms. >
b. hw.h.. slec.. POss. Slo.OOo. STONE
: & FAlRFAN. 1912 y. Y. ave. ". -s32.
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! Mr. 18TH & ND. AVE. . fam fiat 4 rms
] b. So 30. Cash, 81 .O0O. STONE & FAIR
FAN 1912 Y Y. ave " ~
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AMES ST. Mr.. 18th ST. 6 rms a b..
ami. 5000 p. NJ. JOHNSTON
REALTY Co. IIIO Conn. ave N 4I5
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North Capitol St. cor.-S.OOO 50. fl; suit
able FOR apt. Jheater. store. etc. Sea.u0.
Mahorney a Sullivan. ls27 Eye Tel n. TS2l.
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ST. ne, ur y. Cap st-Rk. store and
dwclg. Rent. $50 mo. prce. $3.50.
Mahorney & Sullivan. 1897 Eye. Tel. 5S2l.
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{ ST. Mr. 9TH ST rms. a b. ami.
5000. ?. N JOHNSTON REALTY CO..
1l1O Conn ave NJ as
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TWO-FAMILY FLAT Ne. g rooms an6
bath; q. m. E.; gar; sc. go.
McKeever & Goss. 14nS ! 1T ~
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, Mr.. 18TH q ND. AVE. 6 rms. b., fur. ht..
pos: S4.2SO. Cash, $500. STONE a PAIR
- Pan 1912 Y Y ave NJ 23g2
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5 Mr. STANTON PIX, fam fiat, rms
b.. "a. 4: ha.h.. $1,000. Terms STONE
= & FAIRFAX. 1852 y. 7. ave. " 25s2.
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Near 18th a n ne-Nearly Hcr-s: two
houses on property. Price. $500. Ma
hu-n"y 4 sullivan. 1877 Eye 81 NJ. 5Sel.
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Mr. LING PARK, 6 rms. b.. fur 1T,
$1,000 Cash. $1,000. STONE a PAIR
pan 1872 y Y ave NJ cS3a
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Mr.. LINC. PARK. . fam fiat. all outside
rms. s. 600. Terms. STONE a FAIR
ufEAN- 12ao Y Y nNe- N .a2o
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18th 81. nc.-Detacbed r.; 25xS0 TT: 9
rms; W. =. col. tenant Price. $3.50.
Mahurney a sullivan. 1897 Eye. Tel N. 1881.
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NJ n & ; ne rms. 4 bs. bk elect
Prlco. s. 500. Mshorney and Sullivan.
1922 Eve 81. NV Tel NJ. 1921.
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IRVING ST. Mr.. GA. AVE. rms. b..
lot to 20 It. alley. $1,000. STONE 4
FAIRFAX. 1912 n. Y. ave. NJ. 1892.
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NJ y. CAP. & 5. ne.-Comf0rtable fr.
dwell: white occupant. f'rice. s.. 80.
Mshornrv a sullivan. 1527 Eye Tel N. Tsel.
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: HR 5TH a F.. G rms. b., hrk. good cond.
IS $50. Cash. 81 600 STONE q FAIR
- lFaN 1870 v ave n olga
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SATURDAY, APRIL l6
PAGE SIXTEEN
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Northvest-Coninued.

Northwest-Continued
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ALLISON ST., nr. Sth. rms. q b.,
h-wh ami, $1,000. WA! K. HAIR
TUNG, Room SOL, Southern Bldg.
PARK AVE. M. 10TH & MONTAGUE ST.
ern improvements. Price. $1,000. Il. L.
RUST. e12 l5th st.
ILL AVE. NR. SHEPHERD ST. N. W. 8
rooms and bath. electric light. hot-water
heat Price 5000. II. L. RUST. 912 18th
PFTwORTH-8 rooms and bath: hardwood
floors; Il. m. l.; gar. space; $500.
McKeever & Goss. 1905 I st. NV.
TTH ST. Mr.. SHEPHERD ST. n. W. g
rooms and bath, hot-water. heat. electric
light. Price, $1,000, II. L. RUST, 9l2 18th st.
SHEPHERD ST, nr. 14th. rms. & b.,
Room 3O1. Southern Bldg.
iVARNUM ST Mr.. sTH rms & B.; dbl.
gar; stm. heat. $500. Terms. =. NJ,
JOHNSTON REALTY CO.. 1llO Conn. ave.
II. AS.
4TH ST. Mr.. ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
NV. 6r. tile b., elec It., h.-w.h.; lot 4OxIOO
Price. $3.50. H. L. RUST. 9l2 18th st.
JEFFERSON ST. Mr.. ILL AVE. n. W. s
rooms and bath; ami; lot 4Sxl5O. Price.
$500. H. l., RUST. 912 18th St
TAYLOR ST. Mr.. sTH. Il rms, b..
REALTY co. 111o Conn. ave. NJ. As.
PARK PL., mr.. Park rd. rms. & b.,
hdw. floor. $500. WM. K. HARTUNG,
Southern Bldg.
18TH ST. Mr.. WEBSTER ST. n. W. 6
looms and bath. electric light. hot-water
heat. Price. $9.575. II. l.. RUST, 9l2 18th
St.
VARNUM ST. Mr.. .sTH. rms q b.; dbl.
h.w.h.; rm. for gar. 5000. r. NJ,
JOHNSTON REALTY CO., lilo Conn. ave.
NJ. as.
sTH ST. Mr.. IsHEPHERD ST. n. W. 7
rooms and bath. electric light, hot-water
heat. Price. $3.50. II. L. RUST. 9I2 18th
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. Mr.. 7TH ST.
n. W. rms. & b., elec., h.w.h. $500.
Terms. G. BENNETT, 800 Cont. Tr.
Bldg. NJ. 1894.
ARKANSAS AVE, DR.. Ga. ave. rms.
& b.. ami. rm. for gar. $I1.75O. WIN.
K. HARTUNG, Southern Bldg.
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Takoma Park.

CONN. AVE. Mr.. wooDLkY RD.
II rms, b., gar, hw.h. SIS 900.
Harry Wardman., l43o < ct. nu. n. IloC
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Nj. UNION STATION. hrE.. s rms. b.
furn. S4.25O. Cash, $500. STONE a
FAIRFAX. 1892 y. Y. ave. NJ. 23sz
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NJ. 18th II ne.-6 rms. W. =. 4 e.; fr.;
white tenant Price. $3.50. MahorBey
sni Sullivan. l525 Eye st. Nv
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Central.

18th st. near I. 3-story hamt brick: pr. and
b.; sll,O0O. Thomas z. Petty. 2OI3 18th
st. NV.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
JelOey Of Them All
DOVER CLUB WOMEN
START YEARS WORK
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER, Del, oct 1.-THE at
tendance at the weekly meeting Of
Dover Century Club indicated a will
ingness OF the members to take up
the years work with a vim. Letters
from several charitable organiza-
tions were read and material re-
sponse given to the calls.
Miss Hayes reported from the
General Federation an outline OF
suggestions for the program for the
year, subject to the consideration Of
the club.
Mrs. Colona's report from the
meeting Of the State Federation held
in Smyrna and Mrs. Holidays report
from the Council meeting OF a de-
partment of the General Federation,
held in Utah. were interesting.
Mrs. Roscoe spoke with enthus-
iasm of the possibilities of the mus
ical talent in the club.
Mrs. Ferguson reported on the
work of the community nurse.
At the meeting next week, Mrs
Walter A. Powell will entertain the
club with scandinavian Folklore
and legendary history the first Of a
series of papers on Scandinavia.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

ference. his credentials may be re-
stored to him.
NOW paragraphs 15e and 221,
section 4. distinctly states that a To-
Gated preacher shall hold his quar-
terly conference where he resides at
the time OF his location Mr. West
rem was at the time he was located
living within the bounds OF the Will
mington district OF the Wilmington
Conference, therefore. there can be
no confusion as TO amenability. But
in case by a twisted Interpretation
confusion might arise. the law
makes confusion impossible which
ordains that the Offender shall be
tried (not may be) but shall be
tried within the bounds OF the dis
trict where the minister has com
mitted the offence.
Concerning the claim set up by
the lawyer employed by Mr.. Western
that his client was being prosecuted.
IL Is sufficient to say that the usual
alibi set up for the wrongdoer Is
the cry OF persecution IL Is a
familiar cry that deceives nobody.
But why should any among us per-
secute this man? = The writer ex-
hausted every known expedient to
induce this man to so relate himself
to the law Of the Church that prose-
cution need not be resorted to, but
he sullenly and dehantly declined
all proffers, and the suggestion went
unheeded. He was assured that
there was no desire to proceed
against him, but that formal com
plant having been made such pro-
cedure was unavoidable.
Mr.. Westren was treated with un-
usual consideration. He had ample
opportunity to defend himself The
men who constituted the trial court
are among our best citizens They
acted upon the evidence and that
alone.
THE plain facts as to the creden-
tial which he declines to surrender,
return OF which is provided as in
dicated above. when certain condi-
tions are met, are so plain that he
who runs may read. II Is the prop
erty OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and to permit him TO retain
Il would be an act OF maladmini-
stration punishable under our law,
and the punishment would fall upon
the officer OF the Church we're he
to fail OF his duty.
More than once the writer ex-
pressed regret that the conduct of
this man made necessary his ar
raignments. He admitted his acts
upon which he was convicted, and in
| large measure convicted himself.
Concerning the question OF juris-
diction, it is an amusing thing 10
see a reputed lawyer after having
submitted to trial, and after a ver-
dict was rendered, to set up a claim
of jurisdiction. And finally, the
motive in all this lamentable affair
was TO purge the good name Of our
Church from what has come to be
a scandal on any church whose
ministers indulge in the practice OF
the split fee business, especially on
a hfty-ffty basis"
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

PARIS-Perhaps in the days OF
Cleopatra jewels were as important
a matter in the dress OF woman as
they are today-but not a whit more
important could they ever have beenl
An ornament OF. the jewelers.
craft, rightly selected and rightly
worn, is acknowledged now as the
one thing which can give subtle
emphasis to good lines and lovely
color.
Perhaps there is a certain very
charming woman whom you rarely
see without string Of well match
ed pearls circling her throat2 Prob
ably they're quite large and. in
stead Of fitting closely, they hang in
a long graceful loop? Some day
when you chance to see her without
them, you'll know what the secret
is-pearls are miracle workers
when it comes to bringing out un-
thought Of beauties of complexion
and contourl
Pure diamonds play up the brill
nance OF AtuEulHH eyes A4intIdlur
bring out the copper lights Of hair,
eyes and complexion. sapphires ac-
cent the loveliness Of the engenue.
Quite as smart, quite as capable
Of enhancing natural beauty are
the semi-precious jewels, set with
rare artistry. They lend themselves
to gorgeousness Of setting and are
sometimes as handsome in finely
wrought silver as in gold or plati-
mum.
One OF the finest OF arts is the
selection Of the right jewel or jew
eled ornament must harmonlze
or accent. Il must be chosen with
frock. coloring general type and
event in mind
And always, the important thing
is, that you be the important jewel
among theml Use your jewels and
your dress to play up your person
ality.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

this fact. II any confirmation was
needed.
"He sustains no more relation TO
the Montana Annual Conference
than the writer. The statute fixes
amenability beyond question. He
knows that.
Now concerning his certificate OF
location, the changes are rung upon
that. The writer asked him in the
presence OF another minister whether
he had secured such a certificate.
He replied in the negative. and man
Tested no interest in the matter
simply setting up the claim that he
had been located Illegally yet ad-
mitting as the testimony, uncon-
tradicted testimony, demonstrated
that he did not care, It was no con-
Germ of his Now minister,
whether active or local should have
some regard for his ministerial
r,. station. He showed that he was
wholly Indifferent in the matter. it
was also suggested to him that he
procure a certificate OF dismissal as
provided for in the Book Of Discip-
line, for without II he could not be
recognized as a local preacher nor
use his office as local preacher.
"But why has he not procured
such a certificate? He was urged TO
do so. said he would do so. He has
not so far as we know even attempt
ed to do so.
III ne had procured that certif-
cate he would have then been re-
oognized as Indicated, he did not do
So hence he was not a local preacher
when he married all those couples,
and he was so advised.
'In paragraph 221, section l.,
these words occur; And he shall