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Evening star., 1921-12-06
!, SPECIAL LIST.

PEClAL LlSI.
New. on 14th St. Extended.
Exselles' new stpcsS ho house Is .,a.,,a. Of 81.
very pretty detached home. in excellent
section.
Quincy Near I4tll-$12,5oo.
A very nice. eight-room and bath
dwelling; with two large buiIt-in porehe..
hardwood floors and trim. hot-watef heat
shroaesons rsoesr s.rsse n' sley sIde
and rear. We advise Immediate inspec-
tion.
On Columbia Heights-So,5oo.
cause owner is leaving city and must
seii. 1t has six rooms and bath; modern
IN ssryss Way saa
S St. West OF New Hamp. Ave.
Here's q property in best Of condition
that is offered for far less than its real
rooms three baths. T and IS in excellent
locality. Two-car garage: on good lot
Washington Heights-$I2,ooo.
One Of those much sought after six.
part Of the heights. 1t has sleeping
porch, large front and rear porches. hot
water heat, electric light, cedar closets
metal weather-strips throughout; avn
ings. YerJ good condition.
Best Buys in New Houses.
We have listed new houses in every
the very best values being offered. Small
cash payment and reasonable terms fea-
ture these offerings. Representatives
will take you to inspect any Of them
you desire to see.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Well located, near 18th and Euclid. Attrac-
tive home with 8 rooms, baths; electric
lights, h.-w.h. OHner-occupant will give i'm
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HEDGES MIDDLETON, INC.
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1928.
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TAKOMA PARK.

PRICE, $1,000.
Bungalow with very attractive grounds. Has
9 rooms and bath: good heating plant; electric
lights. Open fireplace in living room. Garage.
Posse ss3on and terms
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HEDGES & Mi
REAL
1894 H Street NV.
CHEVY CHASE.
PRICE, SI2J10
stricrly modern detached house with : room.
and bath; large lot S4-foot front and over
100 feet deep. Garage. Beautiful lawn and
shade trees. Owner is anxious to make q
NORTHWEST.
PRICE. $500.
Owner has just listed this Kennedy quilt
home Has rooms, 2 baths, and all modern
convenience. Three porches. A mighty nne
home and the price Is very reasonable. Pos
session and terms.
OFF NORTH CAPITOL ST.
PRICE. $500
Now vacant. Colonial style honse with
rooms and bath; front and rear porches: room
for garage. Easy terms.
Mr.. 10Th AND WEBSTER SIS.
REDUCED 10 $14.5OO.
An unusually good offering In this attrsctiye ,5.
fast and sleeping porehes; h,-w.h.. electric
lights: screened and weather stripped. Garage.
Possession and accommodating terms.
18th ST. Mr.. COLUMBIA RID.
PRICE, $l2,5OO
Three-story brick. 10 rooms and bath;
h.-wh; heated brick garage for two cars.
In location zoncd for business and where
values are rapidly increasing. Easily convert
ible into store and dwelling.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
PRICE. Sls.OD
Exceptionally we'll located house. 25 feet
wide: has rooI!Is, = baths and all moderI.
colvcniences. Two large sleeping pvrches
large living room. Convenient 10 Conn. ave.
car line. Terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.

Well situated three-story brick dwelling,
containing 8 rooms. baths, electric lights,
opening on vide alley. Early possession and
reasonable terms.
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p1 S,o0O.
CLEVELAND PARK,
SI2,5oo.
GEORGETOWN.

This 10 q wonderful old home, worth
$16,O at the least; on large lot; brick;
rhree stories; ten rooms. bath: q number
sunny; well papered; cement cellar, per-
fectly dry. Everything In good condition.
Occupied BY owner.
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
Special.
This beautiful. large. lO-room residence
has been greatly reduced; owner Obliged
Gated on Macom, % st.. the most exclusive
residential section. Lot 50x15s; bpauti-
full lawn and shrubbery: house contains
ing porch. breakfast porch and built-in
garage; spacious front porch. Real open
fireplace in living room; beamed-ceiing
In stely sess dess Should &c geen to
preciate.
MOST ATTRACTIVE
Sc. SECTION-$6,ooo.
Just reduced in price; Groom brick
colonial front porch: in good condition !:
modern heating plant; deep lot. Afford
ing room for garage; located on
very pretty avenue near car line. Easy
CHEVY CHASE-&,ooo.
A thoroughly up-to-date bungalow ot
rooms on . lot 35xl5O in this beauti-
full section OF detached homes. Excel
ment and Sos per month. ' ''
FIRST COMMERCIAL
ZONE-$,5o 500.
Rare opportunity for store and . beau
cation. House Is semi-detached on corner.
ing would Be worth $1,000. Attractive
terms.
WILL NJ S.
MEMBER OF THE WASHING
14oo New York Ave.
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Chevy Chase, Nd.

n. l. SANSBURY CO.. INC.
1913 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oos4-5.
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Mr.. CENT. HIGH SCHOOL

Ideally situated home, having Q rooms and
bath; electric lights. h.-w.h.: hardwood floors
In splendid condition. Brick garaee for two
cars. Reasonable terms.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
z1s 18th ST. NV Main 2345.
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PETW-ORTH.

PRICE. $1,000.
Seuli-Lerache'l brick Has 4 roons ard bath
excellent steam hea ting system: electric lights
Deep lot to q paved alley. Terms.
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u u, INC.
Phone Main 1923.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
PRICE. 10000
Corner house u old Chevy Chase. Detached.
moor has living room. library. dining room.
rooms and hath third door. maids room
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
PRICE. $4,000
Comparatively new home. exceptionally we'll
located near the million n-dollar bridge, has
and 1G sssD Clipping 5vsa b s:s s:., ss:
Deep lot to paved alley.
Mr.. CENT. HIGH SCHOOL.
PRICE. sl1,5OO
ba.h eiecsre eated sh,s nome. having roSms and
In splendid condition. Brick garaee for two
cars. Reasonable terms.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
PRICE. $1,000.
containing 8 rooms. baths, electric lfghts
economical ting plant. Two-story garage
opening on wide alley. Early possession and
reasonable terms.
TAKOMA PARK.
PRICE, $1,000.
Bungalow with very attractive grounds Has
6 rooms and bath: good heating plant; electric
lights. Open fireplace in living room. Garage
Possession and terms.
PETWORTH.
PRICE. 1890.
Seui-lerache,l brick. Has rooIns ard la ath
excellent steam -hea ting system: electric lights
Deep lot to paved alley. Terms.
NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS,
PRICE. S10500.
A very attractive home. Comparatively new.
has rooms, bath, glassed-inciosed breakfast
and sleeping porches and all modern improve
nents. Very large rear yard. Terms.
)DLETON, INC.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM 4. WEsCHLER, AUCTIDNEER.
Executors and Trustees
Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Business Property
Nos. 1417, 14171z, 1419,
1921, 14211z, 1923, 1925
p St. NV; No. 2OO4 M
St. NV, and Nos. 529la
and 531 Sd St. and 303
and 3C5 F St. S.W., Also
Dwellings Nos. 1712,
.sl714, 1716, 1918, 1920,
1722 and 1924 V St.
NV; No. 1900 w St.
NV, No. 1903 I St.
NV, Nos. 113, lis, III,
119, 121, 123, 125, 127,
129 Pierce St. NV. and
Nos. 1920 and l6ZZ SD
St. NV.
By ~ir,ue of decree of the Supreme ,our,
Il tile District of Columbia. pnssod N Equity
Cause No 291,n. the undersigned executors
End trustees uf the estate of Thomas t"h-
roy. deceased. will offer for sale 10y pubic aus
ton in front of the respective premises, on the
lays and hours hereinafter mentioned. the foi-
lowing described real estate situate III the cits
Of Warrington. District of Columbls; 10 WI.
On Tuesday, December Is, 1921,
at 4 O'Clock PM.
Part of lot l in square sss. being the south
% feet 3rd street, By IS feet on r stree, SI1
Ing Nos 5@sls and sal srd st: s,w., and d. two; Q,
story brick dwellings Nos. Jus and 'o'
On the Same Day at 4:30
O'Clock PM.
i square 81 ,%pfsSsd y 'yssteEy 65:st 5s
125. I27 and 12s Pierce ST: NV.
On Wednesday, December IA,
1921, at 4 O'Clock PM.
story brick dwelling No. I3csI W st. NV.
On the Same Day at AIS
O'Clock PM.
sublot in square 81 ;sds t%RTesed p >, by "o
On the Same Day at AS
O'Clock PM. :
Tot IN Thomas Browns subdivision Of part
Of square 12s0. described as follows: Begin
ming for the same at 4 point on the west side
of 3apd st. $50 feet north from its fntersec-
tion with the north line Of q ST., and running
thence at right angles to said S2nd 81 10
feet 10 the east line of the slip: thence
north with said east line of the Slip to a
point found by drawing a line at right angles
to 82nd ST. from a point on the west side
thereof which is thirty feet north OF the place
If beginning: thence with said line reversed
shence with said west line of 32nd at south
30 feet to the beginning. improved by brick
and 1892 a2nd formerly Valley st. NV.
On Thursday, December Is,
1921, at 4 O'Clock PM.
The east ope-half Of lot 25 by the full depth
Of said lot in square 100. improved by one
story frame shon No. e0o4 st. NV.
On the Same Day at 4:30
O'Clock PM
sublots css. 2s7. 2ss. 2ee. 3oO 3O1 and 3o2
dwellings d. Nos; i7s4. 172a. 172o. Ills. 17is,
On Friday, December l6, 1921,
Commencing at 4 O'Clock PM.
sublot 8 in square 2os improved by brick
and frame stores, Nos. 1411, 14l71a and l4lS
subiot IS in square 20e. improved by brick
stores Nos. 1921 and 142l12 st. NV.
west 8 feet by the full depth Of the said sub
lot and mart of subot 3 in square 200, being
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

, PRICE. S14,OO.
Comparatively new home. Exceptionally wei
located near the million dollar bridge. has
bedrooms and large sleeping porch; oak floors
h.-w.h. and cleo. lights. Over 22 feet Wide
Deep lot to paved alley.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

This splendid home has Just been attrsctively
decorated and put In first-class condition. A
three-story brick. completely detached. with
II rooms and . baths: hot-water heat, elec-
triciry and gas: front and rear porehes; space
for garage: block from car line imme-
diate possession and reasonable terms.
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READ THIS S
New Chevy Chase House
$I2,5oo.
This is pretty residenes Of seven ss;
rooms and bath, with hGt.Es.er ,, neal
inclosed breakfast porch and other rea-
lures marking the complete and COM
Portable modern home.
New Chevy Chase House
$4,000.
We are anxious to show you this lovely
eight-room and two-bath residence. 1t
has inclosed sleeping porch. hardwood
hoors electric light, botwater heat.
splendidly built and complete as to every
best section.
New Chevy Chase House
$I6,Soo.
rooms and bath, in best locality. Excel
lent in arrangement and design. Garage.
Large lot. II Is in every way highl!
desirable home.
Honey Bungalow-$,25o
Located in best Brookland section. Five
! large rooms and bath, with large attic.
Concrete cellar under entire house Built
in breakfast alcoye and table set ire
place. porches and large lot
Woodbridge Section-SS,e5o.
Detached house Of six rooms and ba til.
with hot-water heat. electric light, hr..
place and other modern conveniences.
$500 cash swings this deal
Close Lincoln Park-$7,25o.
Three-story house, containing nine
rooms and bath; newly papered and
.raA Rh md aa
AIIAN F WAL.
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7o6 G S.W.

3242 10Th Street NV.
Unusually we'll arranged s-room and e,bsth
home In Washington Heights; hotwater heat;
electric lights; open fireplace; built-in clothes
receptacles; hardwood do0rs; magnificent light
ing fixtures; Guilt-in garage. Excellently
planned and splendidly constructed.
Open for inspection daily from to pm.
For price and terfn0 see salesman on premises.
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18th ST. Mr.. COLUMBIA RID.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

Exceptionally we'll located house. 25 feet
wide: has rooms, = baths aDi all moderI.
coIveniences. Two large sleeping pvrches:
large living room. Convenient 10 Conn. ave.
car line. Terms.
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NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS
DnrCr

A very attractive home Comparatively ney
Has rooms. bath, glassed-inciosed breakfa
and sleeping porches and all modern improv
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PARK NIEW-$o, 500.

WILLIAM S. PHI ILLIPS,
MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
400 New York Ave. Phone Main oS
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KAY-ALGER CO., INC.

o1z BOND BLDG. MAIN so75.
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ASHTON HEIGHTS, VA.
Five rooms. bath; large fireplace: fur.
mace; electric nShts. gas; large lot.
Occupancy within 30 days. $1,000 cash
s1O per month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
MAKE RULING ON
VIOLATION

TOLEDO. o.. July 2O-Proprietors
Of stores or other public places who
keep supplies OF liquor purchased
prior to the date the prohibition law
became effective, in their stores,
even though the room used for stor-
ing the liquor be barred and mac
cessible from the store proper, are
guilty Of technical violation OF the
Volstead law, according TO an opin-
ion handed down here by the Judges
of the United States circuit court Of
appeals of the sixth circuit court.
The decision was rendered in a case
brought TO the appeals courts by
Joseph B. Rose, convicted in the
northern Ohio district on a charge
OF illegal possession and sale Of
liquor.
The court declined TO pass on the
constitutionality of the Volstead act,
which was attacked in Roses appeal
holding the United States supreme
court already had upheld the act.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
AMERICAN LEGION
WILL REPRESENT
EVERY SECTION
Members to Visit France at
y Invitation of Pres't
Millerand.

NEW YORK. July 20. - The $50
members Of the American Legion.
who will visit France I'm August and
September at the invitation OF Pres't
Millerand. VIII represent every sec
tion OF the United States and all
arms OF the hghung forces in the
war. Every state viii have its quota
and il possible every combat division
will have representation, says an an
nouncement by the legion
fixed quota, based on legion
membership, has been allotted TO
each state. Not all who have asked
20 be included can go but il Is the
purpose Of Franklin D'Oher. the for
mer national commander Of the le-
gion who is IT, charge Of the pilgrim
age. 20 make the party "a cross sec
ton Of our former lighting forces. -
Selection OF the members is In the
hands OF the stat eorga nizatiOns Of
the legion.
Details q the tour In France which
have just been made public show
that the Americans Will visit again
the principal American batueheIds
attend various dedicatory ceremonies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
VICTIM OF ATTACK TO
PROSECUTE ASSAILANTS

NACOGDOCHES. Tex. July 70
J. ". Mcknight. a plumber. who
early Sunday morning was seized
by a party OF masked men as he
alighted from the train at Timpson.
near here. taken two miles from
town and given a severe beating. left
Monday for Center. seat OF Shelby
county. with the announced inten-
ton OF seeking aid OF county author
tiles in prosecuting the men who at
lacked him and AL OF whom ne says
he recognized.
Mcknight was formerly a deputy
sheriff and constable Of Nacod oches
county. He Is married and has three
children but was recently separated
from his wife.
a few weeks ago. he said. he re-
ceived warning in a woman's hand
writing and signed "Ku Klux Khan, &"
which he said he considered a prac-
teal joke, and ignored.
Timpson is about - miles from
Tenaha. where a woman was tarred
and feathered by group OF masked
men Saturday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
ONE KILLED AND TWO
HURT IN TRAIN CRASH

GLENWOOD SPRINGS. Colo.
July Gone man was killed and
two others seriously injured Tues
day when Denver and Rio Grande
passenger train No. ,. southbound.
crashed into a freight train east OF
this city. Earl Di,tman. fireman
on the passenger was almost in
stantly killed when the collision oc-
CURED. The engineer and fireman
OF the freight train suffered serious
Injuries. No passengers were killed
or injured
A misundersta nding Of orders is
believed To have been responsible
for the accident.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21

into a fertilizer plant may await
conferences between Secy Weeks
and Scc'y Mellon Il was said Tuesday.
Mr.. Mellon. officials said. Is regard
ed as an authority On hydraulic
power. adding that Mr.. Weeks would
probably ask congress for general
authority 20 lease the Muscle Shoals
plant IN order to facilitate negatia
tons with Mr.. Ford or others from
whom offers might be received. Re
ports that Du Pont interests and
several other chemical and power
concerns are considering submitting
offers for the plant have reached
Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
RAIDERS DEPORT
200 JAPANESE

MODESTO. Calf. July 90
Aroused by failure OF the Turlock
chamber OF commerce 20 sanction a
boycott against the japanese. raiding
parties early today loaded all the
Japanese in Turlock onto truck and
drove them out OF town.
The japanese were taken 10 Keyes.
an isolated station, where they were
loaded onto a northbound train.
The Turlock men were angered
by the fact that orientals. working
at lower wages. had forced whites
out OF jobs as fruit workers. The
boycott would have been directed at
all producers who employed Japan
csc labor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21

and viii be entertained at numer-
Gus receptions.
sail ON Aug. ,.
The party will sail aboard the
steamer George Washington on Aug.
; and will return about the middle
OF September. The principal events
OF the visit will be the dedication at
F'lirey Of a monument 70 the Amer
lean army. which Is the gift OF the
French municipality and the people
% Lorraine: and the laying OF the
cornerstone OF the new bridge "Pont
Roosevelt over the Marne at Cha
teau Thierry.
Pres't Millerand. Premier BRAND
and the marshals CT France are ex-
pected 20 be present at the cere-
monies at Flirey. FIirey is familiar
ground 20 the A Z r. II IS situated
In the old Toul sector which the
American troops took over in 1917.
The village Itself is only 1000 yards
from the old front line II the sector
n
other by II American divisions.
Another reception Of note 20 the
Americans will be by the little town
OF St. Die in the old Duneville sector.
also long held by Americans. St.
Dies claim 10 special attention IN
light OF the legion visit rests on the
fact that in St. Die stands the house
in which the continent Of America
received It's name. II is the one-time
abode Of Waldsee- Muller. the Alsa
tan monk. when he wrote the letter
suggesting that the new world take
the name Of the Italian navigator,
AMERICA Vespucci.
Marshal "At Home"
Marshal Foch will be "at home"
20 the visiting legionnaires. He will
receive them in the house in which
ne was born in the town OF Taubes
In the Pyrenees mountains.
Three will be receptions 10 the pill
grims at Paris, Bordeaux. Toulouse
Lyon. Metz and Strast ourg. A.
Verdun the party will sleep in the
famous citadel.
At Rheims the veterans wiz at
tend the presentation OF the 10000
frac gift OF the Carnegie foundation
to the city library there. At Blois
St Jeanne D'Arc will be honored
The legionnaires will witness the
dedication of a statue 10 the French
heroine which is the gift OF the Joar
Of Arc committee of New York
Under the terms by which the
legion accepted the hospitality Of the
French government, the expenses o,
the expedition will be borne by the
delegates themselves or by the legiOr
organization.
Mr.. D'Olier says that the propose
for the visit has been received witt
such enthusiasm by the American
veterans as TO constitute a striking
and spontaneous tribute 10 France al
a former ally
The American veterans feel tina
the forthcoming expedition mark
the entrance OF the legion on th'
stage OF international affairs anC
that il will tend TO knit more closet!
mutual understanding among vet
Grams, not only OF France and tn,
United States. but OF all allied coun
tries" he said. 1t shows that Il
/ the hearts OF Americans who wor,
the uniform there surely dwells al
abiding affection for France and tn,
pohu. 1t is noteworthy that man!
applications come from men who diC
not see foreign service during thu
war"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21

Brinker was reported killed in &C
ton during the war and failed 20
inform his parents differently.
Recently he learned his parents
had died and that their property
had been escheated by the state Of
Illinois. He returned Tuesday from
Chicago where ne conferred with
attorneys. Brinker says he can re-
cover his fathers estate. He will
continue working in the ten-cent
store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21

Sahara section OF Algeria. About
half Of Sahara Algeria is mountain
Qua. but fertile. This is the great
fruit section Of this country The
hills slope down 20 the great desert.
Most OF the villages OF this section
are located in GASES. And many OF
the people make a living tending
their nocks on the hills. Others
grow fruit and engage in trade, 60
ing out from. their oasis homes some
times on long Journeys across the
sea Of sand
A glimpse into one Of these GASES
sometimes astonishes the casual
visitor. for often an oasis IS veri-
table paradise II the chief whc
rules il is at all modern in his ideas
YOU VII find house not unlike an
American home tucked away in one
corner OF tho oasis About il Will
be small but beautiful garden. Date
palms and fruit trees grow In the
garden, AMI maybe some flowers
But only IN the chiefs private gar
den are fowers grown. fer water Is
so scarce that the .ittle available is
required for the irrigation OF tho
necessities Of life
When the visitor IS shown around
the oasis. and stops anywhere under
the trees for a cup of coffee. a car
pet appears as If by magic The
chief is always followed by a coffee
brewer and a rug-bearer. The rug
Is unroIed and spread on the earth.
Rich and colorful, many Of these
'ugs are worth large sums.
II the visitor is observing he will
not need an interpreter 10 tel him il
Is good manners in Algeria 10 re move
the shoes before stepping upon a
carpet or a rug. The example Of the
chief and the native guests Will be a
vudicicnt hint.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
THREE MINUTE JOURNEYS
Where You Must
Remoue Your Shoes
to Walk on Carpet
By TEMPLE MANNING

II We look on the average map 20
find Algeria we are hkely 20 believe
that almost all OF IL e a land in
which little grows. for Il seems % be
largely made up Of the Sahara. that
great desert OF which we have all
read much. About half OF Algeria.
however. IS a series OF fertile basins
of land. bordering on the Mediterran-
can sea. IN these basins. lying be
tween mountain which are
clothed with timber-grcVs corn OF
several different kinds. wheat and
barley being the principal crops.
To the south Of this section lies the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
ATTEMPTS To RECOVER
ESTATE OF PARENTS

MADISON, Wis. July 2o.-Albert
Brinker' world war veteran, now
employed in a ten-cent store. Tues
day was planning to recover the for
tune Of his parents, who died in
testate recently in Hyde Park. Ill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
TO HELP FARMERS
WITH u. S. FUNDS

WASHINGTON. July 2O.-Uncle
sam is about TO come to the aid Of
the farmer to the extent Of $4,000
900, it was learned at the offices of
the War Finance corporation today.
Eugene Myer. director of the cor
poration, stated that within a short
time he expects to announce ap-
prevail of government loans OF $685.
900, 900 TO cotton and wheat inter
ests. to be used for the export of
these commodities. These loans
probably will be the largest ever ex-
tended by the government to agri-
cultural interests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
TWINS MISSING,
POLICE ON HUNT

NEW YORK. July 20.-A general
alarm was sent by Tho police today
TO locate Charles and Ralph Leay-
craft. twins. IS years Old vho have
been missing from their homes here
since Monday. The brothers are
distantly related 20 former Prest
Theodore Roosevelt and come from
an old and distinguished Sew York
family.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21

Hasey will here as Rosa
Like Redapth Chautauqua has for many years
erpreed leading Greet Players She thoroughly expert
gifted IN Shakesrearean porayss
charming
Shakespeare painted this delightful heroine
strength intelligence ant
feminine charm.
Miss only exceptionally Ben Greet Play
will appear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-21
ACTION ON PROPOSAL
TO AWAIT CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. July 2O.-Govern-
ment action on Henry Ford's offer
10 take over the nitrate plant at
Muscle Shoals. Ala. for conversion