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Evening star., 1921-11-19
sATURnAY NtJvEMBER

FOE SALE-HoUsEs FOR SAIE-HOUSES
McKEEVER & GOSS,
,
14o5 Eye St. Main 4752
, NEW HOMES.
Half block off 10th North Columbia Heights six
and bath with hardwood floors and down. fireplace
artistic electric with candles fireplace and in
dining latest plumbing front porch double
porches heat electric lights; for garage
Recognized the best buy in the city today Price, $1o2o
NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS. DOWNTOWN NV.
ssps rs5s s'; decorated through
~ ~ " 4s7s COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
KANSAS AVE. Bnc. bou. .mas.ch.a; srouns and
in
heating plan garage
$10bo0 "s2
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14o5 Eye St. Main 4752
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!

IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Saturday, November 10th,
we will announce the completion
of six homes in the most desir-
able part of Sacred Heart Parish,
at a price that will set new
standard for present-day home
buying.
Many inquiries have already
been received on account of the
unusual size and individual plan.
No home in the city like them
there are but six.
Watch for the announcement,
then. be sure and inspect them.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Owner and Builder.
923 Fifteenth Street NV.
Headquarters for New Homes. y
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"In 10th St. Heights"


The third offering In group No. s: first and
second offerings seld (groups 1 and sold.
Unususlly attractive EnEiish-type house With
the wide weatherboards painted cream color
with quaint windows, and the shutters painted
green. You enter = reception hall with con-
venient closet for wraps. To the left Of the
han is = large living room with open fireplace:
with French door leading to a side porch
that extends the entire depth Of the house.
ond floor there are three bedrooms. den or
sewing room, and tile bath, The trim IL
RnidAed old ivory color. The doors are birch
with mahogany finish. You will nnd oak
floors, hot-Watsr heat. gas. electricity. The
lot 10 142 feet deep.
Group No. has nov been started. and to
sell out group No. Z ~ the houses are in
isheA will make the
Price, t9,p60.
. This Ia made psssibls saly through building
on Z large scale and giving you tho heneAt
Of the price for quick ssies.
sineerely tell you this ID a sxcsslsat
Robert H. Lewis,
92l 18th St. NV.
Main 1890. 20
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.

Main 1884,.
GEORGETOWN.
SECTION ABOVE QUE sr.-2-stoU triek.
colonial front 6 rooms, bath. furnace heat:
two-car saIage: Owner will give prompt pos
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
nUrArHrD-yACANT, Colonial home,
large rooms ana bath. h;;E.h;: eleessisiEty; E
beautiful condition; lot ss1leo rect fhich'
$500.
DOWNTOWN
ROOMING HOUSES.
NEAR INTERIOR RUILDING1oraer.. ;
story brick; Is rooms: h.-w.h.. electricity; ;
NEAR iith AND NEW YORK AYE.-Busi-
pes. iocations almost opposite the Washington
and B.itineie Electric station; very sub
brick; IL rooms, steam heat. Could easily be
remodsled at smaiA eest aat0 ~ txo stores ana
GARDINER
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NEW TES-
room and two bath house: stucco; lot 50xl56:
very attractive terms. Call owner. Franklin
sPLENDIDLY BUILT HONE on 18th ST.
mr. Penna. ave. Sc; 8 large rooms. tile bath;
HARDWOOD TRIMMING; h.-w.h., ELEC-
rRIclTY: vide porshes deep lot. hne n,sSa; ecn;
FesssssioS fssss ssr5 hGGss PIiss only MY
1917 = st. sc. Phone Lincoln 572s.w. 2l'
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
9TH and H SITS. NE.
Price, $500. ..
Vicinity Of 18th and sts. ne: good si.ed
ea,9e house, hi: i: a. e1c.pions buy and
possession. $500 cash.
Price, &,25o.
9Th st. ne. near K: attractive brick home
Of - and bath goo
Can be bought ea terms and possession guar
anteed.
Price, $3.50.
eth st. ne. near East Capitol: bsy.window
sh s as , i. Dsndd
and can be bought on $3.50 cash.
Price, $1,000.
Vacant: near Lincoln Park; well built home
Of 8 rooms and bath; electric lishts: excellent
hestinE plant. House in good condition. Easy
terms.
Price, $,25o.
A very attractive home, located on wide
avenue me-; contains large rooms and tile
nirst-class cosdltfon. 81, $50 cash; possession
Price, $1,000.
On beautiful North Carolina ave. &c. near
End; this property 10 occupied BY owDar and
10 in immaculate condition: built On. ths B.
room-deep type; has 8 large roons.. tile hath
hot-watef heat; laundry trays and servsat's
toilet in cellar 19S fsens and ea's
Specialists ,ooo-Special.
Immediate possession. Brick home Of 5 rooms
and bath; front porch: hot-water heat; cellar;
metal garage: yard to paved allsy. Located
This 10 q bargain.
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Vacant-Near Pa. Ave. Sc.
Iiaht press brick; soams and bath: electric
tights, het-Water hest; title ready. Price.
c. F. Waring, g.
40 Bond Bldg,
l4th and NeH York Aye. Eralklln 9sIi.
48 500 WILL BUY 4 s-ROOM HOUSE,; WELL
built; hot-vater hsat. electricity: wide. deep
lot; GARAGE: located on W ut. near Nichols
ave-. Anacostia. s.e.lz H. T. LAW :15ls e
Ct s.s. IL
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Many other desirable properties city and suburban
including number of houses Take advantage of the highly
specialized service of this greater real estate
ALLAN E. WALKER CO, INC
S13 18TH ST. NV Main ago.
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Close Lincoln Park-$7,25o.
Three-story- dwelling containing nine
.ns e;.h ssd
ments will make this deal.
Close Rock Creek Park-$II,5oo.
Seven rooms and bath with hotwater
trim. First door porches. sleeping porch
and other features make this very
tempting offer.
Washington Heights-$I2,ooo.
part Of the I hsi ishts. Il has :i1 large
wood floors; new hot.water heating plant;
throughout. In bsst condition.
Best Part Petworth-$8,ooo.
Six large rooms. bath and reception
hall; hardwood floors and trim. Good
tpic t iight. ' See t1 It at once. ee'' "A0 @'''
In Georgetown-$13,5oo.
immediate sale Of this l0-room and bath
alley. Property in good condition and
low price should effect ready sale.
Upshur St., Petworth-$o,ooo.
Very substantial brick house, contain
ing seven rooms and bath; hot-water
heat and electric light. Good lot. This
is very low price for this excellent
property.
Kenyon West of 19th-$12,ooo.
This ls one Of those much sought after
six.room and bath brick houses In best
section Of the heights. 1t has sleeping
porch, maids room In attic and 10
strictly modern throughout.
West of New Hampshire Ave.
on S St.-$18,ooo.
Sharp reduction In price to far less
This 10 q well built and very modern
house Of 10 rooms and 3 baths. with
every convenience. Two-car garage.
Exclusive Conn. ave. Section
$4,000.
This Is Noses.built house. containing
nine rooms and two baths; nrst-noor sua
sleeping porch. Third door. built-in roof
garden. Excellent in Arrangement with
hot-water heat, electric light: hardwood
ooors; 0uilt-in garage. Owners health
makes sale necessary and offering 10
Bloomingdale Section-$6, 500.
Small cash payment takes this very
desirable six-room and bath dwelling in
good section. Two extra toilets; modern
throughout and In good condition. Large
yard.
ties in city and suburban areas,
&c T,La ,dvopf,ro rs Tho h;rb11y
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Mr.. nth AND MD. AVE. NE.

4-family apartment. containing I apart
rnents of rooms and bath each. with separate
heating systems in each apartment. This
building 10 exceptionally we'll built snd 10 In
4 rood return on the amount invested.
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s-sroRY AND 01LI.AR BAY.WINDOW
brick heussi hv.h,; Ruud hst-yateP heater;
=, pantsy; Medsrn nlqAbinG; third Aaor ar-
Ssnasd far lh.k., including b. and c. ~; poe.
seslian at once. sss 0WNHR, 6al T ct. NV
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THOMAS J. FISHER & co.
-Incorporated-
73s 18th St. NV. Main 683o
Consult Our Sales Department. e..

LAMONT ST.
Between lsth and 10th IT,: south sid.:
spect; Stories and basement. eontaininE 10
rooms. tiisd eeth:; 81: spseisi % electric t. Icnt
give Immediate possession.
$19,5oo.
CLIFTON ST.
West Of 4n st.: convenient sG the q, D:
10. is1i5o to aofoe. siiey: s.Sss square feet:
ample space for ls,.s Esr,Gs; G;o,o,. ,osenp.d Sg Sg
Immediate possession to purchsser.
$1o,5oo.
TILDEN ST.-VACANT.
disien; all n:' eoStsins rooms and bath; al modern
se sss g n isfoss sss
ample room for large sarase. Terms can be
$12,ooo.
NEAR THE CAPITOL,
The Congressional Mbrary and House Of
d Is s :nd i 'ssa S'1s "a.
raj, electric iIrhts and hot-air furnace; lot u
iOfioO; 2.story brick. suitable for gear
garage: occupied BY owner: can Be inspected
tern5s could be arranged.
$Io,5oo.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
In close proximity to the Country Club and
Convenient to the car line. Two new houses.
under construction: will b. dntshed In about
40 dsvs: nurchaser would have the privilege
Of selecting 6ItuFes and decorating. Frat
door center hall. large living room: dining ming
bedfooms and tRo complete baths. One 10 Z
corner property with pnlit.in garage; the other
has . gear garage, 18x2o. All modsrn I'm
slate roof; large lot. Price Of each.
$22,5oo.
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BEAUTIFUL modern
residence, Colum bia
Heights, central located;
e rooms, bath, sleeping
porch, h.-w.h., hardwood
floors, hardwood trim,
garage and attic over
entire house.
This is a Blundon
house and cannot be dup
Heated. Price, $4,000.
VIM. H. SPIGNUI.
REAL ESTATE CO.,
Main 1899.
Suite $40, Bond Bldg.
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$18,5oo.
WOODIEY ROAD.

" OODH1 INo1HD.
Near wisconsin ave. Dstached frame con-
venisnt to Episcopal cathedral; Arst door has
living room, reception room. dining room.
pantry and kitchen; second floor has bed,
rooms and hath; third door has bedrooms end
bath: has gaa and electricity; heated by fur.
mace. Lot IL 00x1t0 about 4,760 square feet.
Twc.ear garage. Owner will allow inspection
and give possession.
$1,000.
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ON CLIFFBOURNE ST.

Corner Of an alley. In closs proximity to
18Th and Columbia rd;; convsnisnt to theater.
ing II veil lighted rooms; gas and electricity;
hot.water heat. First floor ls perlor, reception
hall, dining room. pantry and kitchen. Second
and bath. Lot has ample space for q double
garage. Owner will glvs immediate posses
sion.
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L
READ TT
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$,o5o.
Price reduced Il 900 because owner
sas: Hosesss:r q S..s. sieesrie 1,ses: .ess.nsd;
in .spias h.wo0d a. ssss: ss,. sna sna
in Chevy Chase today.
Washington Heights-$35.ooo.
s:.utifs ss,idenSs os Conn Com: .xs con- ss
ditlonal toilet. This 10 q hiEh-class resi-
dence In best condition. 1t will be shown
BY appointment.
Near Gonzaga College-$15,ooo.
room. an e.ss't .ss bss. ess S:ns%ss. s sri
dcSS: @ aooss q h.tdwSod p,rstion; e
enea 9o'f 70 e1s..nt condition and
bargain.
Near Dupont Circle-$13,5oo.
ssod sI,S brick houss s coptsiRins o9! !:
70 circle. o G1eei.nt % S1 eo1 eeoad!soe. s:Ps. G::
ants room in basement. No better Of
ferine In this section.
531o 14th St.-Open Sunday.
Exceptionally we'll built and attractive
:tycco house. Just completed under care
hail. living room with large fireplace:
dining room: kitchen with Hoosier cabi-
net. and cold-storage room on nrst door.
Three bedrooms, bath and sleeping porch
on second door. Attic. Full concrete
light. Large lot. Fine locality. Open
Sunday; don't fail to see 1t.
Woodbridge Dwelling-$,25o
Now vacant. six rooms and bath; are-
places: modern in every way and in good
condition.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$16,ooo.
This ID 4 delightful house Of rooms
and baths. in highly desirable section.
Just completed and ready for occupancy.
Well built. On lot 6O1S8 Interesting
terms.
Chevy Chase, Md.-$22, 500.
Decidedly smart. new house, containing
large rooms aad baths: delightfully."-
arranged. Hardwood doors. large porches:
trees This is one Of the prettiest proper
ties On the market, and meets every re-
quirement Of family desiring q residence
Of character and charm in very exclusive
|.ss section. TWo-car garage.
Chevy Chase, Md.-$22,5oo.
New residence containing 10 rooms and
baths; designed with an idea Of real
home comfort. yet sacrificing nothing In
Large lot With magnificent trees. Large
porches; three-car garage and other fea-
lures.
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VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE
We have The unusual opportunity to offer a
recently built and very attractive residenec.
suitable for diplomat or extansive entertain.
inE.. The houss. contains billiard room. re.
ceivins room. living room, dining room.
Library, bedrooms, 1 baths. sewing room.
large store cloeet. Made dining room. serv.
ants rooms and baths.
$I45,ooo.
18th ST.
Convenient to the Conn. ave. car line; @
story and attic brick. consisting Of rooms
and bath; has gas and electricity and hot
water heat and has Lear garage. The rooms
In THE house are large and we'll arranRed !;
has all modern improvements and coaveniences;
comparatively new and in good condition.
Owner viii give immediate possession.
$I4,5oo.
ON II" ST.
Between 10Th and Goth sts.: 3 stories. con
tricity: heated BY furnace. The lot 10 25& x8O
This 10 . very desirable and convenient 1oca
tion. within walking distance Of the depart
ments, stores and thsaters. Property 10 In
good coadition and occupied BY owner.
$4,000.
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GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS.
One b-roos bungalow, $500
Two 4-room bungalow, 5000.
One Groom house. 5000.
See ". d. DRESSER, Owner and Builder. 1os
VAOANT-1o ROOMS: ABOUT ACRES
land. $50: rooms. about acres. 40; 2o
minutes to 18th and Pa. ave. O. B. AUN60N.
Arlington. Va.
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Chew Chase. Md-S22. zoo.

New residence containing 10 rooms and
3 baths; designed with an idea Of real
home comfort. yet sacrificing nothing In
things that mark the smart residence.
Large lot With magnificent trees. Large
porches; thrse-car garage and other fea-
lures,
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READ WITHOUT FAIL
HOME BUILDERS: If you can pay frum
$50 to 5000 . month. beginning when the con
tract 10 signed. you can buy = lot and build .
C., without further caah payments. Address
Ray S02-R Star ofdce.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
price SJb coO

Near 18th and Euclid SITS.
A home containing every modern improve
ment and in perfect condition. 1t has large
rooms and baths; hot-water heat and tnstan-
taneous water-heater: twocar cement garage
and all new electric fixtures throughout. Owner
will give possession.
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CLEVELAND PARK.
NORTHEAST.

we'll built two-family apartment in . con-
venient section Of the northeast. renting for
S45 per month. There are rooms and bath
on each floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-19

SNAP THIS UP.
Five-room bungalow in North Braddoef. Va,
2 squares from car line. on WasAington ave-.
One Of the prettiest and best arranged hcmes
In this section. Large rooms and porch. NOD.
walks. Terms, A.500. Cash payment. 81. 900.
This bungalow will be completed IN . few
days. Representative at house all day.
II. b. TRIBBY,
1000 Davidson BLDG.
The Washington times., 1921-07-28
TWO GUILTY OF GIVING
WOMEN TOO SMALL PAY

Charles Euckner, 1104 u street
northwest. and Frederick Harris, ITO
u street northwest, were fined $50
in Police Court yesterday by Judge
Mattingly for violation of the mini
mum wage law. Harris and Buckner
are restaurant owners.
Harris was found guilty on four
counts. Failure to pay the minimum
wage. classifying a statement to the
Minimum Wage Board. failure to
keep records. and failure to post the
order of the board. He was fined
$50 each on the first two counts and
and the court accepted his personal
bond on the last two.
Buckner was found guilty on three
counts.
The women employed by these
men for less than the minimum wage
may now recover in the civil courts
not only the difference between the
wages paid them and the minimum
wage. but reasonable attorneys fees
In addition.
The Washington times., 1921-07-28
COMMITTEE DEFERS PROBE
OF WIlMETH COMPLAINTS

Hearing of the charges of favoritism
against James l.. Wilmeth. director of
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
In the recent dismissal of employees,
which as scheduled for today was
postponed indefinitely at the request
of the compliments. The complain
ants asked more time to prepare their
cases. and Chairman Crissinger. OF the
committee which is hearing the
charges. agreed to the postponement.
Several old employees of the bureau
have filed charges that Director VII.
meth showed favoritism i'm the dismis-
sal Of about 500 employees. Between
sixteen and twenty separate charges
have been filed against Director Will
meth. II Is said.
The Washington times., 1921-07-28
z CENT CROESUS IN
TOLLS; MONUMENT
NAILED DOWN NOW
Pair of Lincoln Busts and Brace
of Yoke Pins Figure in
Big Realty Deal.

Two pennies. a couple Of brass col
lar buttons furnished with age, and
an air OF affluence calculated to make
the late Mr.. Ponn and the fictitious
J. Rufus Wallingtord tear their hair
In rage, was I'LL the capital brought
to Washington three weeks ago by
John Frank Petrast. age thirty, ad-
estate misunderstanding to the evi-
dence given against him yesterday AT
preliminary hearing before Judge
Mcmahon In Police Court on charge
Of forgery.
While most folks would have
starved and gone into the hands OF
receiver on this meagre capital
which was actually less than the pro
verbal shoestring. Petrast pitched In
almost right away, the police claim
and was almost ready to wind up a
deal for an apartment house costing
$l85, 900 when John +. Maury. a real
estate dealer. Of 1871 X street. stuck
a pin In the bubble" and called In
the police to mop up the remains.
The evidence showed that Petrast,
who Is also known by other names,
expensive properties. His eagle eye
roamed over list handed to him and
after some minutes he decided to buy
the Biltmore apartments, at 1910 Bilt-
more street northwest, It Is alleged.
even though he owed $40 for room
and board at the time.
After deciding on the apartment
house, It was testified. Petrast agreed
to plank down sos 900 cash, and was
introduced to Mrs. Ida Butts, who
owned the property. At this time a
preliminary sales contract was sug-
gested.
Things were moving pretty fast by
this time. II seemed. and Petrast, II
Is alleged, anxious for more speed, de-
cided on the purchase of a $4,000 au-
tomobile Of the genus "bearcat." He
agreed to pay for the car, II is claimed,
when some securities he owned ar
rived from Baltimore. The police say
he usually borrowed small sums
awaiting their arrival.
Out-of-town witnesses brought here
by Assistant District Attorney Ralph
Given testified that not long ago Pc.
trast took a fancy to a $4,000 stock
farm near Gaithersburg. Md, and Of
fered to buy II when he got his Balti-
moro securities. These securities, the
police claim. were mythical.
Judge Mcmahon held him for the
grand Jury under $4,000 bond after II
was testified that he had forged a
sales contract for the apartment
house, which made II appear that he
had actually paid down $4,000 on the
agreed deposit Of 100000.
The Washington times., 1921-07-28
FRAT HOUSE JAZZ
IN WEE SMA' HOURS
BANNED BY COURT
Delta Tau Deftas Enjoined to
Be Good Little Boys in
Shank of Evening.

Jazz music. the singing of ragtime
songs without Maxim silencer. and
"roughhouse" doings in general were
put under a ban today by Justice
Hoehling I'm Equity Court.
The ban, however. does not apply
to the whole town. 1t is aimed at the
Gamma Eta Chapter of the Delta Tau
Delta Fraternity OF the George Wash
ington University, which has its frat
house at 1850 Massachusetts avenue
northwest.
BY order of the court all unneces-
sary noise, such as banging on the
racy songs. the humping of the bass
drum and other unnecessary hilarity
must stop at 11:30 p. m.
Complaint was made to the court by
Mrs. Alexandra McDannold Lee, who
resides next door to the frat house,
that she and her neighbors were very
much disturbed when the college boys
lifted the lid and had a gay old time
at any hour of the night and morning.
An Injunction was requested and the
court granted IL.
The injunction specifically prohibits
the use OF cuss words and the boys
must not dance between the hours of
IL 80 p. m. and 5 a. m. Nor must any
other kind of a disagreeable noise be
made. Care must be exercised, too,
the injunction states, about leaving
electric lights burning at any old hour.
In other words. the boys must be good
or they will be in contempt of court.
The Washington times., 1921-07-28
MARITAL TANGLES
END AS GIRL WIFE
ACCEPTS HUSBAND
Youthful Couple, Separated at
Altar. Overcome Irate Parents
Objections at Court.

Annulment proceedings. which for
many weeks have threatened to mar
the marital happiness of Selma and
Leo Joffe. will be dropped, according
to w. A. Coombe, attorney for Joffe.
Mr.. Coombe, who this morning filed a
writ of habeas corpus for the appear
ance Of Selma and her parents In court
this morning. announced this after.
noon that everything is o. X.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levinson, Sci
mas parents, have decided TO drop the
annulment proceedings. And Leo's
lawyer will withdraw the writ.
In his petition. Joffe included a
letter alleged to have been received
from Selma. dated last July 20. in
which he claims the girl indicates
that she wants to leave her parents
and join him once more.
The text Of the alleged letter fol
lows:
July 20.
Dear Hubby:
Really / don't know how to start
this, but anyhow you can never
imagine my surprise to hear you
are changing. Have courage dearest
and be man about everything. III
never give you a chance to lose any
OF your love for me. for ] am going
to be real good little wife. Let
time tell. Leo, dear, and some day
you and l will be happy together
and live our own life.
II would like to see you, but !
suppose that is impossible right now.
Maybe IL your people won't object
I'll come around to the store on my
lunch hour some time, that Is, II /
ever get another lunch hour for I
stayed out with that darling cousin
of yours for nearly three hours. For
give me for everything, darling, and
let US forget our terrible past. and
only think Of a beautiful bright fu.
ture. Love to all, from your loving
little wife,
SELMA"
''P. 8. ! am sending you a little
photo which i took a couple of weeks
ago. It's not so good, but 1t gives
you an idea of what / look like now.
Good bye, hubby, and answer this
soon. Don't address the envelop in
your name for they may open II II
you do.
WIFE"
A few weeks ago Selma and Leo
staged a verbal battle over a detail
Of their wedding. When Selma filed
her petition for annulment Of the mar
rage, she declared Leo had forced her
to the altar at the point OF a gun.
Leo counter-charged that the pistol
episode was product Of the imagina-
ton. and that he had never owned or
operated gun I'm his life.
The Washington times., 1921-07-28
1.-THE fly is one of man.
kinds most deadly en-
emies"- Heath Officer
w. c. FoDisr.

what q filthy. disease-spreading In
sect the ny is, will arm himself or
herself with a handful of swatters
and sound the death knell Of every
fly In Washington.
Each patron of the motion picture
theaters in which the film Is shown
will be given q pamphlet on fly ex-
termination, prepared by the United
States Public Health Service. The
pamphlet gives many helpful sug-
gestions on fly prevention.
1000 Day Il Goal.
DIR. Fowler says the abnormally hot
weather this summer has been re-
sponsible for the breeding of more
than the usual millions Of flies In
Washington and urges everybody In
the city to make II a business to kill
at least 1000 flies a day.
II you want to know the dangers OF
allowing flies to breed and live In your
home. see "The Fearful Fly" at the
motion picture theater which you
patronize. 1t will open your eyes and
make you wise.
DIR. Fowler wants you to be sure to
count that day lost whose low de-
scending sun shines not upon 1000
flies swatted.