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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.
Two Meetings, in 18th and
10th Wards, Arranged
for Tonight.

There VIII be- two Democratic raj.
llos 3on4rht which viii close the speak
iua campaign Ia the municipal cleo
0u contests % be- decided tomorrow
a. the Twelfth ward. al Union PARK
Gardens. Thomas ~ Bayard. Robert
" Kramer Miss Ellen Samworth and
John J. Murray viii make addresses.
iu The Tenth ward, az Second and
Ioekgon streetF. Messrs. Bayard. Kra-
mff. ailss samworih and John ). Null
tfHa 81 dlse uss the issues III the
AlmI AIN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
AWFUL MASSACRE
OF CHRISTIANS IN
ARMENIA REPORTED
Streets of Samsun and Tro'
bizond Filled With Dead.
. London Hears.
AMERICANS ARE PROTECTED

~ Associated Press 20 EverY Evening
London. June se--Thr Athens
c0rresronfenf ~ the fxchenrs
TELEGRAPH says nnder dnfc ~
Thursday that u y reported from
Constantinople new friwhffui mss.
sacres q Christians have ocenrrea
at samsun and Trehixons, on inc
Black Seacoasf - Armenia.
The streets are sfrewn With the
bodies of Greeks. fhS correspond.
ent adds.
Many shops In the two eiti~s
have been ransactef. acrorfirw 20
the reports reaching Athens.
An American destroyer hns ar
rived NJ Samsun a. protect he
Americans there. u d adses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
FORMER RUSSIAN srArEs
TO CONSIDER E>rE~T1

FfelslnEfofs. Finland Ii,rr A.
Poland win shortly invifa ran~r~e.,
tatives of Finland. I..tvia. Eatnona
and Lith1ania % rrrrprcnre IN War
saw % discuss fna nua-tlnr ~ an -,
tente uf an the states which for-ncri.
belonged 70 the Russian amnir. -,
curGinE 70 Information abtatnea -
today
Preparations for the conference "A
ready have been made ID q said. n,
Polish envoy at RevRl advicrs IRON
that city state. has lcft FOR warrau
n confer vita his governments on IA
sr.bjecr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
10 CONSTABLESS SLAIN
BY IRISH IN AMBUSH
Nine Other Officers Wounded
in Two Blind Traps Laid
by Sim Feiners.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Dublin, June 3.--F'our constabies
were killed and i've wounded in IN
ambush. by 2o0 civilians today IN
Kyiebeg Cross. near BorriSokans
county, Tipperary. says an official
statement issued here.
The eonstables were IN moto~ cars
and on bicycles when attacked by the
civilians. who were concealed in the
woods. the statement adds.
Cork. Ireland. June 3,-Districf 8, In
speetor Stevenson. a police sergeant
and four eonstahles were killed, and
four officers We're seriously Wounded
when a police patrol was ambushed
by 10o armed men at carrawkenneiy.
near here last night. Arms and am
munition carried By the police were
tak-n. and the three motor cars Ia
which the officers were riding were
burned,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
HOUSE BREAKERS GET
4 BIG FIGHT TICKETS

Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, June 3.-Police to-
day were searching for burglars
who last night entered the
apartment in West Eighty
eighth street of William
Fleischman and stole fouc tick
cts TO the Derapsey-C Carpenter
fight and incidentally $4,000
worth of jewelty. The robber.-
occurred while the entire family
was dining out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
PHARMACISTS ELECT.
Unieers Chosen at Annual Meeting oi
OF State Society.

The Delaware Pharmaceutical So
ciety yesterday afternoon elected the
officers for the ensuing year.
Directors, John Brokam, p. r. Bien-
soweki. y. Il. Danforth, j. o. Bosley
and j. 7. Challenger; presidents.
Albert Dougherty for New Castle
aOunty. Walter Keys for Kent and II (.
T. Pettyjohn for Sussex; secretary. X.
~. NewsoTne; treasurer, Frank CO.
fDne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
REDS WIPE OUT RUSSIAN
FOES At VLAO|V0ST0F
Dispatches 70 Stockholm Say
Japanese Had Joined Arti-
Bolsheyik Forces in War.

BY Associated Press a. Every Evening
Stockholm. June 3--Ant-noisheyD
forces az Viadivosfok have been an
INFLATED By the soviet troops lf
asserted IN q dispatch sert out vs. tns
Russian Official telegraph agency
The dispatch asserts Tho and.
Bolsheviti were aided by me Ianane~
government
Direct advices from siberia have "a
ported a Boishevlk concentration a1
Imam. north u VladiVnstok. and tA.
presence ~ boiahnvik forces AZ ufnri
points Ia the region. nut 10 engage
ment between these troops and fts
anti-Boishevik forces whirh rrrenfls
took control In Viadlvost0k has hers
mentioned In the siberian dispatches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
ilaI.aa, boa jill onleers.

Taa saturday half-hoilday viii be
alaerYed IS Federal prohibition
circuits Ia this city. according % re-
eaumnricf ton received I'M the
2 ssvg oerafmer' a. ngton
Hl N. Ifrstan Eugc - rphlbi-
lan director.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
DIR. SIMON BARUCH DEAD.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
: New York, June 3.-Dr. Simon Bar
uch, noted physician and father Of
Bernard Baruch. financier, died early
this afternoon from an aiIment of the
lungs complicated by heart disease.
lie was 81 years old.
DR.. Baruch was president of the
American Association for the Promo
tion OF Hygienics and Public Baths.
and professor in the College Of Phy-
zicians and Surgeons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Common Pleas Court to Convene.

The summer term Of the Court OF
Common Pleas viii begin June 6,
with Judges Rice and Heisei pre-
siding. One hundred and nifty cases
are docketed Ten cases viii be tried
daily until the docket IL cleared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Amusemenls roaighL.

~. lee f''' i''''' None'fi tof nuus
Maiestic AIIdsummrf NlsInrs.
gup.sn 'Nhlrkgus
Arcadia fhc Easy Road
SAVOY Rcd fuaui
kialto--' Rider. 10 flr rlfDla s.. -
strand Tho rieasure >esADr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Coal Miners Reject Proposals.

BY Associated Press To Every Evening.
London. June a.-The executive
body OF the striking coal miners today
finally rejected the government pro-
posals for a settlement OF the coal
strike
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Nore Fun Than 0Ir,o.

starts an ,he Federal nakfrles taInar
row. BE Sure 90 brns tht slddlas AZ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03

Plastering, all kinds, attended 70
promptly. Lowe Bros. 1902 shallcross
Ave, 5707 M--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03

Have you tried Clover Dairy But.
teri Telephones 15t0-lS41. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Weather F,reca.t.

sBy Associated Press to EyVfs f,tuInr
WASHINGTON june 1 wtarher t....
for DclANSre,
iocal thundefsnnNrrs I1fe fnnlahs .
saturday, warmer fooishi ctaitr <afF
daN afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03

We close Saturdays now AT $50 d.
a.. Grants. OILS Market street. Adv
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

THIS LIST COMPRISES OUR MOST RECENT LIsrINos.
EACH OFFERING REPRESENTS THE BEST VALUE
THAT WE OFFER IN IT'S PARTICULAR CLASS
AND LOCALITY.
WE ARE PREPARED TO RENDER PROMPT AND
COURTEOUS SERVICE TO EVERY PROSPECT. OUR SALES
LIST HAS BEEN RECENTLY REVISED. THUS GIVING OUR
PATRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE VERY LATEST PRICES
LET US KNOW YOUR WANTS"
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

PRICE, $3,200-NEAR Sd AND
ing; rented At sss per mosth.
PRICE, ,o0o-NEAR 18th AND
Tsylsr sta. Two-stsfy. sis-rocr,,.
tric lights; large front and rear
porehes owner-occupsnf will
PRICE, $4,000-IN VICINITY OF
Warrington Circle. rwc-story
siS. vide Rs'msss xss sn"us s'sss each r.ns sss.
$3.50, but should bring more.
PRICE, $4,50o-v1CINITY OF
weather Bureau. Two-fansfIy fiat
building, five and sir rooms and
bath each Rent. $3.50 per annum.
PRICE, 50o-ONE OF THE BEST
ssy.n1ao1r .sr,a.ptis, blocks os s y r.,Tersn
iov. hardwood floors. hot-vst.r
heat, electric lights, open f,rs-
place. servants room In the
basement, large e,osets
PRICE, S7.6O0-ANOTHER DEsIR-
ably home IN Pe,vorth. Southern
room. and Is" bath. So.. 'ss ...s.f rens; s..t.
,ssts'e pnrss ,anns,y ',sst. s l':fs frGc, n,
~ feet vide by $50 feet deep.
PRICE, $16, 6,000-VALUALBE COR
ner property situated on Conn.
ave. Close to vicinity Of Bureau
of standar rds. Contains half acre
OF ground, improved by frame
house containing II rooms and
bath. electric light, steam heat,
double garage.
PRICE. $9,75o-wEST OF 18TH ST.
Vicinity Of Park rd. : substantial
3-story brick dwelling containing
rooms and bath Immediate
possession can be given.
PRICE, $13,500--SAUL'S ADDI-
tion. West of 18th st. Very at
tractive c-story brick dwelling:
practically new; Z rooms and
baths: hot-watcr heat elect rje
lights, concrete porches; double
brick garage
PRICE, $10,500-ON WIDE AVE
nue.. In nice residential block. in
northwest An individually b,,,it
home containing 6 rooms and
bath; hot water heat; electric
lights; double brick garage
PRICE, &5.00o-CENTRAL NORTH
east location. Eight rooms and
bath, on two floors. Possession.
ALLAN E. WAL
S1o 1Hfh ~ ~ w
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

PRICE, $12, ,600-CLOSE TO WAL
.:'is; &: ;...: :assS:s ma s.ss Ss' .::,
sssSi. ssiT:':s s.,s: n..t' .3eti,;s lss.:
Owner Will esbadsr cksr. Poe
PRICE, $e,300-CLOSE TO DU-
sont Circle. "a rooms aph bs,h
]. seldom fos.d "a this ss:irsSi.
PRICE. $sSs0-N PETwoRTH.
and Ss!s; 10. ~ f.st deep 70 a.
slley. Hot-air Aset.
PRICE, se.75o-VCrNTrY OF LIN
Sss,,. sS:,n, ps,s; IT,. On :sl.nds,s ,ssI. q:
tvo.famiiy Tat susidiss eentsin
ing and 9 rooms and hath Lot
- feet vida An sxosiient buy
PRICE, $l2.5oo-wEBsTER ST
,.s,, rsst Of s.d IN I'm q hn%s.' ,o. n.y
floor; tyo-c.r rssss Hst.rs,sr
:i.sp,ns porch porch. IN 's.. sr:;-el..s ns'esrn con-,
dition
PRICE, $1l.000-NEAR nth AND
,ts Nw; II rooms bstn.
PRICE, 16,000-IN BEST SEC
ton Of Georsetown Heights.
csfusr dwelling containing II
rooms and baths Well adapted
for school. fraternity or board
ing house. Many open fSrepisces
hrst-ciass Kitchen. Can be Sought
on very res1nsoie terms
PRICE, $31, 1,000-CONNECTCUT
ave. II rooms and 4 baths >
open hreplaces; garage for cars:
sleepins perches: cedar closets;
eellent for entertainisG
PRICE, 50, 9,500-BUNGALOW ON
Rhode Island ave. 9 rooms and
bath: hot-vater heat; electric
lights: hardwoo floors. aah trim
large porches; lot <sxieo feet.
PRICE, $7,500-NEAR PARK RID.
aod New Hsmpshiro ave, Colonial
brick: rooms and bath: porch
es cwrer-occupant will give
possession.
.KER & CO., Inc,
Main l26.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
HOUSE

HOUSE
home ytth large yari In city, Z
rooms and bath, kot-wster hest; electric
lahts; lot s0xteN; with garage end fruit
trees on fosd northwest street; one block
to 18th street cara Price $500. LOCO
National Realty Company. Bond Bidk
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE.
PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS. D. c., Washington MAY
10, lsa1.--Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at Room 500, District building, until
2 o'clock y. m, June g. 1921. for furnishing
and delivering cast iron lamp posts and ac-
cessories For detailed Information, apply
to Room $40, District building CUNO n
RUDOLPH, CHARLES w. KUTZ, JAMES
F. OYSTER. Commissioners, u. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. c.,
Washington, May is. 1921. Sealed pro-
posals win be received at Room sos, Dis
trict Building. until 2 o'clock p. m. June
9, 1921. for furnishing two motor vehicles
(roadsters). Specifications and forms of
proposal may be had upon application to
the Purchasing Officer. Room $40, District
Building. CuNO n. RUDOLPH, CHARLEs
sioners, ID. c.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
STONE Z FAIRFAN.
RAAltofa. \

Price. tt.sSo--NHAR tth ana NORTH
SAnoE,N can Gn.i, AvF I ,o osYSs:tsnsi.ly S.s .d!
vtnient q i've ear iinss. stores. etc. Poe.
ssssish within short time ONLY etss
Price, 1s.soo-NrAR 10th AND RHODE
ISLAND AVE. n D. Ssvsn rooms and
bath; hst-watsr heat; .elsctrie lights; IN
Posssssios Within short tims
Price, >s.iSe--NnAR let AND R6oDD
ISLAND Avn. A coisnial porch house
Ia COED condition; elk rooms and bath (;
splendid heating plant; ample eara xe
space. The owner Occupant Will give pos.
session. oAiy 5000 cssh REQUIRED.
STONE &
M. 1883
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
lean EHot's Ne4vs
OF Capital Society
(continusd from Page Eighty

~"s~ Ho"' Tese H's"~'
Of the Secretary Of State. and MAJ.
Gen. Clarence G. Williams, u. 9. A
Mrs Charles Boughton Wood had
~ guests In her box the Swiss Minis-
ter and Nine. Peter. Nine. Peter wear
Ing Q white sport Dress embroidersd
In black and a smart white sailor
hat; Senator and Mre. Truman New
berry. Gov. and Mrs. Joseph Folk. Col.
and Mra William G. Rivers and Miss
Mary Morgan. Miss Antoinstte Graves
and Miss Anne Gordon who were aiss
among her guests looked very smart,
Miss Graves wearing dark blue
model in canton crepe. made on
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

WATCH US GROW
F. M. JOHNSON REALTY co. 111o Conn., Ave. Main as
The springtime is here in all beauty Now is the
time to buy that bungalow in the suburbs which you
have been planning for so long. Make your plans q
reality, by buying Of the remarkable bargains we
can show Come in and let convince you that we
are headquarters for anything in homes either urban
suburban
We have ten statesmen who win give YOU prompt
and courteous service. Our management are men ex-
perienced in home building and advise you a. to
values and location. "
Come in and tell us wants and you will elm
mate much Of the incident to home finding.
F. JOHNSON REALTY CO. 111o Conn. Avn. Main Az
Branch Office, Cherrydale Va
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

TWO ROOMS, kitohenette and bath apt,
unfurnlshed: n. r. section preferred ei7
n st N. r. C GoLDsTETN-
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
ron HOMES AND
TAylrrAT ~ HArrA

ron HOMES AND
TNvEeTMHNTs
See MAHORNEY q SULLIVAN.
They Know Washington"
1877 Eye st. Main Ts31.
SEE OwNEk for cheapest new s-rocn
,.s se::: :s., n;:r arm. ~" ss q eS m!s. s,,s6s "
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings, North 313.

ss.5oo-At or near Lincoln Park n. r.. /;
s-room house, In nne condition; furnace
heat mSdern. gas lishsed ssd excellent ioea-
s7.s00-s-room house on beautiful corner.
good N. Il. location; ot-water heat, gas,
electric lights: entire property In excellent
A house that should be sold for $4,000
and $500 cash. I will sell IL Just now for
BILE dashed house; good furnace heat. gas
light, porches: entire property being put
In hne condition; papered and painted;
Mt. Rainier one car fare to the property.
This Is what I consider bargain for any
one With this small essh payment
water heat. gas, electric lights. porches.
sani'sry wash tubs. servants toilet; entire
,-ars old: large lot to paved alley. and
new garage
s7,SOo-on Columbia rd, n. w: s-room
house. hot-water heat, electric lights. 3
porches; modern home in every respect
$40 soo-on 1sth st. N. W.. practically a
lihnI hot-water heat. gas, porches, beau
titu cellar; large lot; owner Is going to
sell a, once this good home and beautiful
IS. ooo--Ju.t outside Of the District, In
Cottage CITY; practically a new bungalow: I:
modern heated and Iishted: large lot; nne
location and beautiful surroundings. Only
81, ,ooowon Mass. ave N. E.; location
heat: yard to paved alley.
sl1 ,0o0--Facing Lincoln Park; or .
room strictly modern home. hot-water heat.
gas, electric lights. beautiful hardwood
finished woodwork, large bedrooms; no
greater location in the N. 10. or 8. e.; a
solid stone front and brick constructed.
this home could not be duplicated tods =
for less than at least $4,000. To a anicK
purchaser can be bought for 1000, and
not oyer $4,000 cash, balance Of payments
less than rent.
See some OF the good homes 7 have
for sale before you buy, Good modern
homes In the N. Il. and n W, $1,000
up to $4,000. have many cheap
homes also.
j. ID. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Main 1929 or Franklin 3993.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
HOUSES ron sALs
HOUSES FOR SALE
MexEEvER : ooss

MskEEvER ooss
l4os Eye strset REALTORS Main 47ss
UPPER YErwoRTH -, sApLs ADpITyoN 80. -.
ok H:ss sss1 Hr.s ana Ss @ al scass As: :
psS safsos
s:s a:: ,a % : . =: sssy s' sd r E
Saesnt
x.x..v-, ao.. sm.a s: eY Y.nS. q town Any ''-''''''
,..s uvs IN, McxnnvnR oQss. .,.
''' :" stooxrsopAIr " laos ny. TttN1pyrov,H. Main t1'i
s-
s ti,h K sss n'ts' q nv ~ %s
M rss. s. %: ss:d A'.as 's.. & s.a." Ssasa:s s ave-
MeKrEvER doss
MEMBERS or THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
laos Eye Sssst NAH I7se
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

rrts. 4. .sssezNrAn PARK ROAD AND
water S:ss: NJ fdsood sss's; iicsi Ana
Win syascs Z. ST. ,.::,::, s:.s:
brick: siI rooms sAf bath; eesd hfatins
pitnt sEsa a,tp.so ;srytSrs. ., .oil.t -. y
' prie.. is.SsS1cHkvY SHxss.
strictly msdsrn ana utkts-4ats Dfiok res
idsncs. Semi -lstSoMsd tsod siaed lot !;
The ovnss soSupsnt win fivs ilhmssists
n. rn v!i;;'s,sNs:sHHA ss..s:S As,s. sey,ss '
rooms And bath: very nios N thbor hood ;
nice lot to alley. only s7ss cal
rArnuAx
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-Fornlshed apartment. north
west section. living room bedroom, bath,
Nsftchenette: not over $50 Address V. 2st I
Garfield 81.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
MID Neek Real Estate Bargains To-Day zs@ s@ esssz ~ s
HOUSES FOR SALE
JOHN F. DONOHOE 4 SONS
31l Pennsylvania Avenue 8. e.
prioe 6.k00.

JOHN F. DONOHOE 4 SONS
Sl% Pennsylvsnis Avenue 8. Es
Price. $500.
rsnnsylvania ave. B. e. A thorouehlyA
;:s ssd.5sIs s1Is ;Is;toe% ssIcA,f hoo.. iaclyd.
ss.. "a 4 is s:rf.ss sS'rs rsp. sSss ssa 's s.ss. %
made ga se.:sssiss sis:s s';sS: "S:s 'rsssss:
Price. $l,2b0.
Corner Property.
one sss.s :sssrs ises SSss sssi.SS ss; "a ave- ~.
Good let. with 40 abundance of psrsine,
nohtk. lnciudins Interest ana psinelpAf.
Price, $2.260,
q. D. e.. nssr Pcnnsyi,snia svs
I. ., i.:. e.. :e S::e ss ! sss.d ..,:y: lsi.
ss. sss el. ssIuItsS In.sis,s " s:s s'''
rceIHs and eeSR; bot water heat; in
!. "a. 4;rs14Ssvso 4r4voS sSs+5fIsiss i sssTt . r .r
rosfnS asd. SAth. hot air heat CO.
icniai perch sSen for sarass; va
re- fssm. "M .ss AsP s.,s. saas.s1 s!..n.s.1
beat and electric; oelonisi porch;
,tsss--SoSfHEAsr-s rooms ana bath,
~ porch: double garage; posses
soLpIpRS HONE PARK
- ICONS ana bath: hot air heat.
colonial porch; terms
BAUMAN 4 HElNZMAN,
fhons Msln s6og 7at 18th ct. y. w.
BUILD YOUR LOVE NEST.
HOMEs
KAY ALGsk Co. siS bond slds
s:sS painted sSa n.S.r:d. .'SSs' SssSs, ':s $50
BRADFORD 4 COMPANY, Inc.
so4 18th Street n. W
z Rooms, 2. Baths
MODERN. BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP.
y. ns. AO LEE AiSsf iss \. 7. An.
ADDITION TO MCLEAN. VA.
FIRSf DAY ths snsinssrs were on the
' us is:: s;sI isSn ". s:' SIC. .s.. s::s ass ,ssr
Tor ,Sis suSdsvis,eS. Come cu, sonass, v.s
sa; ss-s sl. cs :.'1 s:::n:s S::s % s''ts: = &:
di. MOORE tsxc,usivs Asent)
SSfys =. , ySut service. c,, q. i',s 81, ;,
nest N. ". eecti"h'
BhADFORD 4 COMPANY, Inc,
s04 18th Street N. w
BIG BARCAIN--l35l Parkwood
pl. N. w., just OF 14th st., 2
squares north of Park road.
8 large rooms, double floors
throughout, electric lights, hot
water heat, paved alley, inclosed
sleeping porch. So.
For Sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Main 1926. s06 N. Y. ave. N. W.
coLoREp--Buyy yosr own home: 81 stars
yoo, EDw. A. McNEELY. Bradford &
Co. 11le aI n. w
coLoRED-CsIl or SEND for our list Of
balance less than rent
BRADFORD 4 CO., Inc,
s0& 18th Street N. W.
STOP PAYING RENT!
BUY YOUR OWN APARrMENT ON Ttr
2erfnHaaTw.HE f2s HHawsELG owSEasnls xfxsrnsSI EAS III,
fmm sdists posscssion can be had Of s.v-
srsi very desirAble four-room. bath and
small cash and monthly payments max.
you . home owner.
can ana i., y .hov you ,he., ar.r,.
II. B. TRIBBY,
311 Southern Bldg. Main $40
PETwoRTH-Modern s-room and bath
corner house, n. m. l.: in first class CON
dition. CLARENCE r. WEIGH. III 18th
st MaIn
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MADAM 'ASHTI,
ILMIS- AND CLAIRVOTANT.
MADAME X

INV ~ bI. ~ NJ
| Paimist- travelled coast to coast; has q
World Reputation
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

HOUSES FOR SALE
OPPORTUNITIES.
$500.
SOUTHEAST.
Desirable brick dwelling. containing six
rS,s tenant a. % ~ p.p .pa onih conv.a no
lent to navy yard. marine barracks and car
MAHoRNBY SULLIVAN.
$3.50.
PARK VIEW.
Good northwest section. Two-story brick
dwelling six rooms and bath; near ith And
'~ MXSHoRNnY S 4 SULLIVAN.
$500.
MODERN HOME.
Near North Capitol and r sta. Six roo!ns
and bath. Aot-watsr heat Electric hght
session
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN,
1927 Eye st. N. w. Tel. Main 1927.
"See Mahorney & Sullivan
They Know Washington"
F ST., NEAR nth N. W.
II rooms and bath. suitable for busiAess:
easy to remodel Price, $4,000, on tsrmA
WILDMAN & CO.,
sth and II sta Frank. etoS
7-ROOM HOUSE AND STORE
In s. e. doing good businsss; Reasonable
terms at 81,
WILDMAN & CO.,
eth and II SITS. Frank. 6&os. 9,
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
14-roon, house In fashionable Chevy
Chase. Nd. near circle: admirably adapted
for girls or children's exclusive school. for
sale at attractive price and terms by own
er: Bon Az, Ttmes office
SOUTHEAST,
$3,675.
EASY TERMS.
This II an exceptionally good buy In q
six-room and bath brick home, with large
front and back yards. Has been papered
and painted throughout One block from
Capital Traction car line.
J. DALLAS GRADY,
302 Maryland bldg,
> 1410 H st. N. W.
Main 727.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Loose. OF Kan.
sas City, will arrive wsdntslay eve
ming to be the guest OF Aiss AeleA
Cannon at the willard.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

ULTRA-MODERN HOME
iTsT pRipor AcHGss TaE PRICE sESSRTiS REPREsrNfs
REMARKABLE VALUE. SEMI -DETACH-
ED BRICK, ELEvEN ROOMS. FOUR
ERs), TWO sLEEPING PORCHES UN-
CLOsEDJ; PITTsBURGH HoT.WAfpR
HEATER sERvANTs' QUARTERS; FIN
IsHED WITH HARDWoop ELooRs
IVORY AND MAHOGANY FINISH
FIRST FLOOR CONSISTS OF RECEP,
TON HALL ALI LARGE LIVING ROOM
BILE MANTEIl. DINING ROOM with
BEAMED CE1LING), BUTLER'S PAN
TRY. KITCHEN AND REFRlgERATOR
CLOSET SECOND FLOOR-THREE Mas
TER BEDROOMS, ENCLOSED SLEEPING
PORCH, TWO BATHS THIRD FLOOR
THREE MASTER BEDRooMS INcLOsHD
SLEEPING PORCH. SERVANTS BED
ROOM ONE tiled BATH. FULL BATH
AND SERVANTS ROOM in EASEMENT;
DOUBLE GARAGE ON ALLEY. 49,.
FIRST TRUST OF $4,000 At PER
CENT CAN RUN FOR OVER FOUR
YEARS ANY REASONABLE TERMS
FOR BALANCE WILL BE CONSIDERED
WE CONSIDER THE ASKING PRICE OF
&23,500 A BARGAIN. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION FROM OWNER.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G..
Mc.- 400 Exxooiro~ NAr<L Q1Q
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

The last Of the series OF three
dances given by the Lttls SSAson
Club will take place tonserreW even
ing at Rauscher's, Mrs. David 2.
ceive the guests and Major stuart
cramer will make the intreductieas.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

Mrs. F. X. sommsr Is = guest at the
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

Gov. w. p. q. Harding, OF the
Federal Reserve Board. lett ysstsr-
day for a tour Of the South and
Middle West. He will BE- gone some
time on a survey OF induStriAi Ard
Agricultural conditions and viii visit
Decatur, III; st. Louis. Topeka. Kan
sas City, okiahovha Stty. Eftt1e Rock
Ark; Nashville. Tenn. and Birmins-
ham, Ala, before his return.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18

$4,000 CASH REQUIRED, BALANCE
MONTHLY TILL PAID.
FOUR BLOCKS BEYOND CHEVY
CHASE CLUB, AND JUST OFF CONN.
HOME; CENTRAL ENTRANCE Hail.
ONE THAT you SHOULD INSPECT BE.
R T0RE BUriNGi sEvERAL h 10TH 4TnEEs I,s,,9T 9T
HAVE SOLD QUICKLY. 10 ROOMS 9
BEDROOMS, q TILED BATHS. WITH
TILED SHOWER. EQUIPPED WITH
LATEST IMPROVED FIXTURES: LARGE
LIVING ROOM WITH OPEN FIREPLACE.
DINING ROOM. BUTLER'S PANTRY,
LARGE PORCH ACROSS SIDE; FULLY
EQUIPPED LAUNDRY; DOUBLE GA
RAGE; LOT S0x1z0; IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION; INSPECTION INVITED. PRICE
OPEN TO AN OFFER.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,