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Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
'biiE,GN hfS:,,@N ENERt1SE,S AT
FIFTH BAPTIST tIN"RtII

Lott Carey + roi%n Mission Excr-,
c'S"% vii lak" phacc at the Fifth
baptist Church, lIarViG and Cary ST .
Sunday, luly 1ith, ut : =. NJ. Dr.
y. y. Graham. Corresponding See
rotary OF the Lott CartE Foreign
Missionary Convention will speak on
Fore IN Mission. Everybody is asked
to donate 81 for Africa.
The flowing program vii be
rendered: l!:20 ~. NJ, sermon
500 p. NJ, DR.. a. A Graham will
speak on Missions: Introduction Of
Speaker, Mrs. i. II. Blackwell: So}'
ny Mss Martha Daudridgc; remarks
by Mrs. Laura Lewis, Il relative ot
Lott Carey.
Monday night. Jury 25th, nj $50
o'clock Dr. Y. i King Will preach .
His subject Wl5, be 'Nallcy Of Dry
b ne. Prof. Joseph Matthews oi
Fifth Street Baptist Church will
furnish music with his chorus.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
'il>S OLIVIA SCOTT ROYAII.
ENTERTAINED

On frldaN ni@ht, July IL. Mi :
y WA Scott W,& royalty enter aimed
at IN" nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Mullen. ~? state street. The evening
was spent III Games. ana songs. fol.
lowed by the supper After savin,;
S""d-byr to Miss Scott who is leaving
Inc city on the 18th for Atlantic CITY
where she will spend the rest Of the
summer the merry guest lcf: for
th"ir several homes. Others present
were: Miss Patti White. Miss Lillian
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Authur Chat.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Mullen,
Mrs. Irene Poole. Mrs. Lottic Greene
MeSSrS AlonZa Patterson. Meredith
Foster. Arthur Ransom and DR.. y. O..
Dawson.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
uARN ARD COLOR LINE NIPlED
BI LEAGU T..

,,,,,.., :, -,
Boston. Mass. July 10 Nol'''l''''~
new manifested nScII at liarNafn Oh
Tuesday, Jhy 9TH 't IN" Hn'll'l'!
School. Monday MISS fnhIcc lluu""'
OF Admission, Ala, ana MISS ',Illr'H
I"un&. daughter o' frc.Aucht ioo'lo
"r Tallahassee. fl;1. were gwen 'h'h
rooms the nlGh, before III Gore ti1'i
hut after breakfast on iu"ShaE 'on''t
:. h"ic in tArlr room directing th"hs
To SOC director Murray, VINO F"inr",
"d them TO i'na rooms "h'Hl"c VIII
co1orc'' tamlilcS as II hli&hl DC "n,
pleasant to room with me "hl,r slIiN'
Ihcy had Il douhic S"i'e III 'lc ''H''
man normltorE. lhcE lonhd 'he nous"
or MIS-. r. l.. MOTIFS "Hr Oh 'i,e pr"
ldcn' ol the BOSTON i'Fhhch Oh 'he .\''
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
PRICE, FIVE CENTS

-. .\hohriou 81 thv Jim Grow
'"i. ~ Interstate traffic.
%, !t,r u"1iic schools fut NrgIo
oh!i@rru.
/. The uppoiu:mcut OF an iut,I-
RACIAL commission. ot high class,
i"I1-mndrd men and women repre-
$'nllnE both races, to make II Sri,r~
llllr survey oi race rrlal ions.
=. The Withdrawal y: our mililuIl
forces from Haiti and carefully
planned aid for Haiti and Liberia.
=. Thc weight OF our influence to
secure justice for the natives Ct
Africa, particularly in the torm,r
German colonies.
10. y Worldwide attempt to pro
mot" rcar" through intcr-racial uu-
dcrStandmE and equality. and
through wider recognition Of the
basic identity OF race and llhcr
Problems.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
THE liNtIIBtRG RECORD FOE
THE FIRST SIN MONTHS, 1921.

Dear Sir: send YOU the follow
ing information concerning lynch
lnrS Tor the first six months OF this
year. find, according to the roe.
ordS compiled by the Department rf
records and Research OF the TusEc~
zee Institute. Monroe n. Work, in
charge. that in the first six month.
OF l"2 there were 80 lynching>.
rms Is twcnty-four more than The
number, twelve, for the first sin
months OF 1920, and seven more
than the number, twcnty-ninc, for
the first six months of 1919.
or those lynchcd, two were whites
and thirty-four wore Negroes. Two
OF the latter were women. Elcven Ct
those put to death were charged with
the crime OF rapo.
The States in which lynchings oC-
Cured and the number in each state
are as follows: Alabama. |; Arkan-
sa*, 4; Florida, 4; Georgia, 9; Ken
ncky, |: Louisiana. =; Mississippi.
10; Missouri. |: North Carolina
south Carolina, | Tennessee. |.
Yours very truly.
r. K. MOTION, principI'
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
WILLlANSPORT BRIEFS

Bishop ". II. Heard, will yisi;
Ni'llamSport. Pa, July 81. He vii
preach the annual sermon in Bc'itl
a. NJ. j.. Church at that time.
tn" Box Social. Tuesday wa N
occasion Of great deal Of mirth I
was held in behalf of the Sunday
Schoos. The lawn fctc Thursday ev5n
ing was we'll attended. It was 'quirr
n success financially
Rev. Henry Howard Summer. :.
preached sermon on Sunday oven
ing worthy to be remembered. His
subject was "Fhc Martyrs OF Tulsa -"
II was carefully prepared and well IL
livcrcd.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
06 CASES OF TIrBERCULOSIS

Richmond, Va. July.-Thc Virgin
ia Tuncrcuio:is Association and tho
Stale Board of Health report the find
in%& OF clinics held In Augusta, Fauu-
uicr, Nanscmond. Prince William and
Shenandoah counties, summarized rs
follows: Total examined for tuberc,l.
loSiS $50. 96 cases were active, 81
were arrested, 40 were suspicious. SO
had diseased tonsils. % had dccaycd
teeth and 35 showed effective heart :.
Miss Evelyn D. Hill. Of Richmond.
will be added to the Field Service of
the Association for the Summer
months, commencing July 18th. there
by greatly facilitating the follow up
work needed in disposing OF active
cases
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23

PARADISE RESTORED

Millions Now Living viii Never
Die. The Good Tidings OF Great J,v
which Sha'l be unto all people, \ most
serious proclamation built upon Bib G
Facts. NO matter what your prrFc:}
IDEAS ON the grcat question or it>
and death may be. you should u,.r
DR.. Il. y. Gamble OF Petersburg Va,
Sunday night, July q, 1921 at +
NJ. Sharp. You can't afford to mr..
this! Seats free. No collection.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
\ CARD OF THANKS

wish To thank my ncighhorf utd
friends for the many kinunc>-. .
shown my husband, Mr.. II. j, Moo, 3.
during his illness. and Tor the h,;.H-
tliul designs sent at his dca,h. | u.>;D
thank them for the Kindness &hoWn
IN" since his death, and for the wort,~
OF comfort which helped to sustain
m" III this hour OF great distress. /
one.
tMRSD II. j. MOORE
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23

IE CT, T'Aa- Jul y2O--E,arl II
l'ctcrS "a, an cX-scrvicc man. lay in
local hospital At the point OF death
today. alter he had hccn abducted hy
maSkcd men and lcft AT Il roadside.
where he WAS found unconscious.
note found at Peters side. SaLl
the wrong man had been abducted
IN" man is helm. held in Jail here and
ponce say they expect to make four
other arrests.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
THIRD TAR AND EEATIiER
VICTIM

Lufkin. Texas, July 20.--Thc third
tar-and leather victim in Texas in tho
last twcnty-four hours was reported
here today. Ben Wiley was taken from
the stree. here during the night hy
masked men, who threw a coal buck
ct over his head and carried him into
the country. He WAS returned ami
dumpcda into the Strcr.S wearing
coat Of tar al Il feathers.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
ON TO WASIrINGTON

We Wcm out the licrmita"c Road
|d turned into Rr ok Road. soon
ing on our way 10 WaShingl on
t. stopped + II luN"hron and after
|rcha$ing milk and soft drinks we
Il down To Il r"pa&t. which wa.
}pctiHing ana nouriShjn&. Asking
H. water the white proprict,r of
T. small store showed us the way
Il spring which flowed ont uf rock
l. arrived in Fredericksburg with
incident and hH,-t"ncd through
3l&hin%tOn to Baltimore.
] It was now O'Clock and we had
hour more of day and twilight
decided to go into camp. Robinson
ad driven some five miles .oOking
place. when ! reminded him
I 1t the best way WAS 10 get out
III each on" Of u& 90 into the woods
seek Il ruituhlc location.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23

Sir George w. Rison. Of Danvillc
Va. paid a flying visit to Richmond
this week. lie participated in the
Pythian Installation exercises last
Tuesday night.
Miss Annie B. Foy, r. NJ, OF
Kimba, w. Va. called on ua this
week. She was accompanied by Nr.
j. a. Irving, Of South Richmond.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
\ TI!RlLllNG r.N pERlENCE.

| returned and in the gloom except
for the electric light and the flash
Ight. | looked on in silence, Then
| SAN through In" bushes yOmr
ON" on Il motorcycle approaching
The headlight was binding. The
driver turned il into the enc. oSurr.
where our tent was parked. DR..
Jefferson, Robinson and Ernest were
under the tent liking the beds. The
driver Of the motorcycle deliberately
turned the machine around 81 tn"
h"ad.ght Shonc squaroly ii my face.
He could see me. but | could not see
him. 1t WAS pitch dark, not even II
star was shining. | looked in his
dirCcti"n. ! spoke to him and said
"Good evening, sir" He responded.
I'VE are camping here for the
night " | walkcd to the side Of his
machine.
'What make is your machine?"
| asked.
''IIarley Davidson" was his reply.
THAT MYSTERIOUS VISITOR.
lie had dismountcd and he came in
front of his own headlight For tho
fr.t time cou'd see him. What
was his misSion?" Tie appeared to
be one uf the road traffic cops al
though he displayed no firearms. He
was Of medium build, white and with
Il pccu'iar dcmcanor. Noting my
friendly attitude, he approached
e., ser and asked, 'liavc You amy
women with you?" NO, was my
rt:ponSr. "All men d"
'Wcll.' he said. YOU have campcd
in Our y ac" here where We meet the
girls. They are mt on the road
NOW. am going down over here
Iurthrr. III "aNc my machine
here
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
OTHER FORMS .

He fumb3rd with his machinr. put
ont the Tghl> and went ont on the
roadway. 1t WAS dark. | Stoou
there in the gloom while my 'hcrth'
WAS being prepared in the Stanley
Steam Car. | did no, desire 10
alarm my associates. Then saw
forms nit by that machine, then
voices in the woods
Later. | called DR.. jefferson aside
and related to him my experience.
He saw the machine in the goom
Went to bed. inst as thoucn | wais
at home. with my revolver within
easy reach and slept until heard
the 'oud noise made by the cranki ing
that lIarlcy-DavidSo machine. |
never knew The name of the myStcr
iouS visitor. Ills mis- ion had ended.
y CHANGE IN THE NIGIIT-TIME
fell asleep again only to be
awakened by the coughing OF DR.
jefferson and the stirring of Robin
son above. who slept with me in the
bed above the seats in the Stanley
car. Robinson dccfarcd that the
heat was so intense that he was
wrinGing wet, while the draught below
had caused the coughing from which
DR.. Jefferson was suffering. They
Swappcd places and there were no
more COMPLAINTS until the dawn OF
another day.
When | awokc the next morning,
| found that DR.. Jefferson was up.
He so had the fire burning and
then the beef steak was ready and
hot tea served. | drank an appetiZ-
ing cup of the tea before climbing
Continued on Third Page
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23

Mr.. Samuel p. BrHwn. an old
rc >iirnt of this city rft Friday Tor
Boston. Mass. where he Will make
hi! future home with his son.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
NOISES IN THE ROADWAY

But Robinson wanted to eat and
rest wanted TO do the same thing.
Wanted to sleep. but as they had
eggs irving. went over with the
|iorty and although I had disrobcd
f;harca with the rcpast. Before
|s took place and white they wcro
leading the tent. had heard
|scs on the roadway. I went out
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
I. JEFFltRSON'S CONDITION

Dr. JEFFERSON wore a bath robe,
lhich covered Il mu,r:tudc OF con
ltiOnS and he could not get into
! at car in the condition OF the aver
he Indian chief. had Il notion
) at il would be necessary for him
join us by train at Washington .
went to my residence. When
turned about three quarters Of an
bur later, he was ready, was Of
Sursc crroneouStV Of the opinion
at some of his patients were in
! 'tcnt and that he found il more
4 lfcult to leave them just at this
anc than he had anticipated
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23
MEANS WHITE SUPREMACY =.

Louis p. Summers, Of Abingdon,
chairman OF the Platform committee
WAS yesterday reported from Norfolk
aS den0rin% that the platform re
icrrinr To the Negro means ''whitc
SuprcmacE' in Virginia. 1t is
unnecessary 20 argue the propo>il ion
MIR. Summers is quoted aS saying
''Whcrc - per cent of the pnpulat ion
is white and owns % per cent of the
property of the state, necessarily the
majority viii. and should, rule"
Except to say that's fine Henry
w. Anderson, nominated as the
Republican standard bearer this fa Il,
would make no comment on the
threat Of Joseph r. Pollard. Of Rich
mond. to can Il convention Of Nc
grocs in this city on September 5
to nominate candidates FOR State
Offices.
The platform adopted cc'arGS
solution of the race question must
be by apn' ication Of moral principles
and not by p"litical agitation.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-23

Continued on Third Page J.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
HOME. SIX LOTS.

Clarendon, va; faces IS feet on Clarendon
ave.. 200 feet on Alexandria ave-; beautiful
lawn, shrubbery; 16 young fruit trees. grapes
currants., peaches. pears apples piums
screens all windows; galvanized roof; entire
house newly papered and painted inside: seven
rooms, bath; reception hall with closet; par
lor isx,5. three Windows msnsel' aSnn sliains
"opens to porch), gas logs and mantel; very
large kitchen. -12xl5, buiit-in cabinet, pores' s
three porcelain fixtures, two windows: bed,
room. 12x14: bedroom. 15x16. bay window
closet: bedroom, 1Ox13; concerted cellar: sta:
tlonary washtubs; rear porch; water supplied
at s1.I5 per month (no pumping); hot-wateI
heating system; gas water heater; garage, :
ears; Workshop; loft over entire garage;
chicken house; w8odhouse: electricity house
and garage; excellent garden. 1880 SO. #.
talmest half acre); concrete sidewalks; No: No;
200 Clarendon ave. Two blocks station; close
school. stores. churches: owner-occupant,
Joseph 9. Lilly: sign on property. Inspect any
to 1850. Terms. $1.hO0 cash; balance. 81
month, Includes everything: all modern i'm
provements: good outbuildings. II you want q
real home see this.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
REDUCED-5H ACRES,
BUNGALOW OVERLOOK
ING GOLFsCLUB,

Msgnincent stucco home, completed under su-
pervision Of architect; large living room. 14x2O.
1 windows: open fireplace. doutle maple floors.
electric lights throughout; dining room, 14x14,
1 windows; kitchen, porcelain sink, stationary
washtubs, servants toilet. w.shroom adjoining;
also back porch; pantry. 5x9, shelves; cellar.
4Ox14; best Arso steam heating system; pipes
dows. closet, opens to exio covered porch
fun tile bathroom, pieces. septic tank: hall
closet; also another bedroom. 12xls. closet.
cout closet In hall; hOored attic; composition
roof, cutters. dewnspouts; front porch, 9x2S;
garage. OILS; .pumphouse, electric motor;
looking surrounding country: many beautiful
within sight of property, kept costs down; Of
fered about cost: plus price Of land. Now re-
t:uced, $9,975. Terms: 81 900 cash; balance.
s7E per month. includes eve everything. Adjoining
sold one more will be built, will insure you
agaipst cheap class Of houses in neighborhood.
II looking suburban home with ground, this is
it; will stand closest inspection. design. con
struction. ETC., etc: Drive out Sunday to club
house (Livingstor Heights. Val. turn In at
caady quarters. drive down hill .tc property.
Vacant Sign on tree. Any and all informa-
Evening star., 1921-10-08
CORNER HOME, 6 ROOMS,
RATH ONLY 81 go

1Oo feet front; 6 very large rooms: recep-
ton hall; pantry: electric lights; bathroom: !:
hot-water heat: sewer: city water; porcelain
tin roof: 2-story garage; woodshed: grapes;
fruit trees: 2 minutes walk Mt Ida station
ION 18th and Pa ave. elec. line to Alexandria.
stores, etc Owuer-occupant tMr. J. W. Nc
Lain. Inspect any time. Sign on property;
per mon;h Possession, 80 days. Bus blocks,
every few minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
CALIFORNIA ST. Mr.. 18th.

3.story. bay-window brick. containing II
rooms baths: hot-water heat, electric light;
large lot to alley. Can be bought at a bar
gain price,
Evening star., 1921-10-08

E. LODGE HILL,
S21 18th st. Main S42.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
10th St. NV.

Near r St We arc authorized to Offer tbs
splendid property at special price containing
II rooms and baths: has gas. electric lights
and heated by hot water. The lot is 18Aa,
containing !. .So5 square feet to n 1l-foot alley.
Property is clear Of any trust. Terms could
be arranged.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
6ROOMS. BATH. S4.o75.

D KOOMS, DA III. TT,97J.
Electric light; three bedrooms, reception hall
age, to river: hot-water heat; concrete cellar;
attic storage space; front porch, two sides;
corner corn lot, SO front, Is deep; piped for gas:
newly papered and painted; hedge around !:
located minutes from Mackeys station. Go
mp the hill; sign on property: grapes, fruit
minutes Georgetown, Great Falls electric
line; Is minutes center Of city by auto: In
81 975; cash. $3.50; balance. $40 per month, in
ciudes everything. Possession. 80 days.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties
Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1928. 1909 H NV.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SAIE-COntinu
For Quick Sale,

Look! For Quick Sale.
A beautiful s.r. house: all modern; 2 acres
of fine land: all kinds fruit; $500 A nice
tir house; lights, gas; $4.50O. or. brown
hunsnloW; light. gas. garage; ,4W. Or.
Good terms Automobile service.
See I. J. Pearson
Talephone 153.J-1. At Clarendon. %
CLARENDON, VA. On LAW:,ON AVE. Mr..
Wilson blvd.-Cement block; isr1e rooms:
electricity; gas: concrete cellar; double noors
first floor; open fireplace front and side porch !;
attic over entire house; galvanized shingle
roof; large closets in bedroom: lot o2xllo:
garage for cars: not-water heat; newly pa
pered and painted: vacant; Immediate posses.
sion: price 81, 900; terms can be arranged;
large cash payment preferred: inducement for
cash Inquire J. c. RIsTISE. Clarendon, va.
Phone Clarendon 203-W-l.
NV. D. C.-BEAUTIFUL PLACE; ALMOST
acre modern two baths; S1ea n hot.
school churches; fruit. shade; French win
dows: practical fireplace in living room: death I,
owner reason for selling. Address Box 2lS-T.
Star office "
Evening star., 1921-10-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
GOING SOUTH

GOING SOUTH
7-room house. furnished, inn
mediate possession. improve
ments, large front lawn, shade,
garden land, chicken run, lot 50
by 155. Furniture includes
piano, mahogany dining room
set, 4 bedrooms completely fur
|nished, kitchen with coal range
and kitchen utensils. House
faces Military road to Fort Myer
by Aqueduct bridge. A real
home; price, S3,25o, with all the
furniture. $1,000 cash and $50
IA month. See A. NJ. Dunster,
Az Evans building. Main las.
Bungalows-Mt. Rainier, Nd.
IS ~ ssnssisSs s% sssSs s?Ss
fare zone. Easy terms Apply to
H. c. MAYNOR,
1907 3sd st. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone HyattsyilIe Exchange s9s.W.
Lightbown Bungalows.
Two new 5-room bungalows with bath and
all conXeniences; gas range, electric lights.
cellar and furnace heat: large lot: concrete
road and walks; ) minutes walk to stores and
cars; ten minutes to one fare. Price, 1850:
$500 cash. S55 monthly including interest.
Take G at. cars marked Riverdale. Berwyn
or Laurel and get of at Hofman's store. Hill
ST.. Brentwood, Md.
CHAS N. LIGfITBOwN. Owner and Builder
Cottage City. Nd.
Phone Hyattsville 133-W.
=. O., Mt Rainier. Nd 9s
Evening star., 1921-10-08
FOR SALE-LOTS

Bargain for cash. NJ. 1909 or Cleve. 1888. To-
a5x14sS-ON ALLISON: SOUTH AND EAST
exposure: between 18th aud 18th SIS. NV:
15-ft alley side ard rear. OWNER, North
$3.50, branch -
Evening star., 1921-10-08

MEMBERS WASHINGTON "o
Evening star., 1921-10-08
$4,000.
Newton St.

West Of 18th ST.: comparatively new; all
modern improvements; in nrst-class condition !:
3-story brick, rooms. tile hath: gas and
electricity; heated By hot water; commodious
front porch and sleeping porch: all doors and
windows are screened and. weather stripped
Lot is 26x90 Owner will give posses ssiou and
accept reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
g ROOMS, CELLAR, THREE
'PORCHES; BARGAIN, $500.
PARK LANE. VA.

nice rooms, reception hall. parlor. 8 win
dows, size 15x12: dining room. windows.
opens to large porch; kitchen; gas for cook
ing; 3 nice bedrooDls. 1sx1O. windows. closet
another bedroom "opens to large second-story
foundation; lot 40xI10 to SIT. alley; chicken
house: large rear porch first floor; large front
and side porch: pump. back porch; lighted BY
gas; splendid condition; 3 shade trees; full
grown hedge front and side; only Is It. from
Park Lane sta. wash. & Old Dom: Rwy.l
minutes to Georgetown; 100 IT. Cherrydale
t;eorgetown; miles, White House; sign on
property; owner occupant. Mr.. James NJ Ma
terms very easy: 5000 cash; balance, $40 per
month, includes everything. Possession so days.
Evening star., 1921-10-08

7ss 18th St. n. w.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
ChaDinSt. NM

West Of 14th st and convenient TO the Nth
st. car line and the Meridian Park.
Corner OF alley. Contains and
bath: two stories and attic: brick; well heated.
The let is 1Sx60 feet to a private alley. This
house will be sold quickly, owing to the size.
location and price.
$500.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
$4,000.
L and I4th SITS.

Z and I4th StS.
Good brick building. corner Of lo-foot
| alley; could be economically converted into
| business property: contains rooms and bath;
yery desirable lot l9xl45. to S0-foot alley;
| large brick building In rear suitable for stor-
| are or garage: immediate possession to pur-
| chaser. Property ID clear.
$4,000. 49,
Evening star., 1921-10-08

A GOOD INVESTMENT-LOCAL BUILDER
will sell second-trust notes. indorsed hy him.
paying monthly. Sc rate, notes secured on new
houses: good solid investment; interest and
part Of principal collected monthly. Address
Rox S2-T, Star office.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
RIJNGALOW. S,oo CASH.

BCNIALOSF. 9OOO SASI1.
New, never occupied; rooms, bedrooms.
closets. cellar, pipeless furnace. electricity.
large front and rear p0rches. corner lot, Sl1
1871: garage; on main road; pump. rear porch;
good water; ) minutes from Hatfield (Wash.-
Va. line); minutes Penrose station. Cars
every 20 minutes 18th and Pa. ave. NV. Good
Reduced to 81 OPS $500 cash. s35 per month.
includes everything Immediate possession.
Sign ON property. Open Sunday, pm.
Evening star., 1921-10-08

VIII. SELL. EQUITY OF 500 FOR CHOICE
lot in Chevy Chase. 1 square from cars: all
improvements. The rest csey n,nnthly pay
,,rnts. y. 95ti. -
Evening star., 1921-10-08

IT acres, good S-room home, at Sideburn
Va: "a miles from Washington (5 minutes
walk to statiOnp: 40 minutes ride to WASH or
20. ry. You can commute daily; vacant Sac
riacing for $1,000; only $3.50 cash and bal
$3.50 per month. This is cheap and will sell
at once. Two photos at Office.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
SAUL'S ADDITION.

CACL - ADDl L lOIN.
Bert section Of sauIs Addition; completely
detae led home Of six rooms and bath on two
floors: large cellar, front. double rear and
sleeping porches; hot-water heat electric
lights; hardwood floors of best quality; IL
screened throughout. This home comprises all
he features Of q high-priced home and can be
bought on $1,2OO cash. Price. $11,OOO.
McKEEvER & GOSS,
1906 Eye St. Main 4752.
CHEVY CHASE.
Completely detached. on lot 75x150; two
stories, basement and attic; eight rooms and
bath and extra lsvatOries; hOt-water heat.
electric lights; hardwood floors and trim: Is
screened throughout; spacious porches. This
is q splendid home. Phone us for appointment
to inspect.
McKEEvER & Goss.
1405 Eye st. Main 4752
PETWORTH.
A good home in q good section: corner; eight
rooms and bath. cellar and attic; Of brick
construction; has all modern improvements; |;
hot-water heat. electric lights. Price, $11 500.
lMcKEEVE
vsor I've C%
Evening star., 1921-10-08
Business Zone.

Detached; Columbia Heights, near 18th st
very attractive and unusual Offering within
excellent condition; containing about L. rooms
Is bedroomsl and baths; modern con
iOO47 square feet. This property is occupied
by owner, clear Of any trust; possession can
be obtained and reasonable terms could be
arranged.
Evening star., 1921-10-08

73 acres Of vacant land: y mile from
Baileys cross roads (9 miles from Washington
about 800 feet front on Seminary rd. Price
Ter month.