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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
$4,000 Purse Offered
for Title Cue Match

NEW YORK, March s.-Chorlcs
g. Clinc, local billiard academy
proprietor, today offered a purse or
$4,000 Tor worlds championship
1s.2 bulk line billiard championship
tween Willie Hoppe and Edunrd
Horcmnns, The offer is conditioned
upon the players agreeing to play
I.S0O points.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
M. {. CAGERS VICTORS
FIRST Ncthodists Trim First Chris
tians - to ~ In sunday
school League.

The First Mcthodists last night
defeated tho First Christians - to
II In tho Church basketball league
ON the Y NJ. G.. court
Tho lfutnpu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
AIlcrrh Mil Rnnhii IrCch

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, March
"A jury in federal court acquit-
ted clyde Poffcnberger, indicted for
completely in the Burlington mall
cur robbery in this city last No
vcmbcr after being out four hours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
BANTAM KING is MATCHED
Joe Lynch Ia Battle doc Burman
nj Cleveland MarCh 10.

VbEk EbAND, ONO, MHrch e.
Joe Lynch, weight champion,
has been matched for iO-round bout
with Joe Burman OF Chicago, March
10. Burman is to make IFS pounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Pass An,i.AIIcn Sand BnI.

OLYMPIA, Wash, March 2,-The
anti-allen land bill pissed the senate
today. The measure already has
passed the house and goes 10 the
governor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Admits Idouor posacesIon,

NJ. 6. Hin, negro charged with
possession OF liquor, entered plea
of guilty before county court We'd
nesdsy morning and was sentenced
10 serve 81 days IN the county jail
Tor lie oftenao
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03

Bobby Hughes, New Orleans BAN
tam, one Of, the greatest ring favo-
rites In Tulsa, tomorrow night en-
cages in one of his toughest bat
ties when he steps 10 rounds with
Jack Sharkey, former title con-
tended, at Hot Springs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03

F0HI0 NOM TIWIU- N'WTY T. II.
Carnahan I. Schue 3. Wilson ?,
Vernon 3, Gibbons ., Birch /. Foul
goals: h. Carnahan 4, Vernon 2.
SIbstitutions Cramer for Birch,
Birch for =. Estill Scott for VIII
son. Referee. Elbei.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

Read the classified news. too.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
NEW SUMMER RESORTS
FOR THE PENINSULA
One in Delaware and Two in
Maryland to be
Built.

Salisbury, Md. Oct. 14.--Plans and
specifications for the laying out OF
three summer resorts on the Atlantic
coast, north of Ocean City, and the
building of eight miles of concrete
road from this resort. up the beach
past the Delaware line. are now being
made by direction OF the Isle OF Wight
and the Fenwick Island Land Com
panies.
Bids are to be asked this week for
the construction of four miles OF this
highway and It is the Intention of the
companies, which are said TO be bnclS-
ed by New York, Philadelphia and VIII
mington financiers. to open up their
tract from two miles beyond Ocean
City to tho Delaware line In the
gpring.
Two of the towns 10 be laid out viii
be in Maryland, while the third will
be beyond the Delaware line. Wigh.
City viii be about two miles up the
beach from Ocean City. while Seabay
will be about five miles away. The
company will take over Fenwick
which at present is termed little more
\ than lighthouse and campground
and make from Il a summer rendeg.
vous 10 be known as Fenwick City
Del
The beach where the new resorts ar,
being planned is said TO be much wider
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
COL. HOUSE CALLS ON WILSON.
Former President Ont Riding Mt Time
OF Visit.

Washington, Oct. 14.--Colonel Ed
ward NJ. House, who was member OF
the American delegation to the Ner-
sailles Peace Conference. called this
afternoon at tht residence OF Wood
row Wilson, and left cards for Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, Colonel House and Mr..
Wilson did not meet. as the former
President was out for his daily auto
mobile drive at the time.
Colonel House has been in Wash
ington since yesterday as a guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus II. X. Curtis
publisher OF The Philadelphia Ledger
Colonel House and former Presl-
dent Wilson have not met since tho
Versailles Peace Conference, more
than two years ago. This is the first
time that Colonel House has been N
Washington for three years; the last
time he was here was just before he
started for Paris to serve as a mem
Der of the American Peace Commits
sion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
PRESIDENT pROCLA|MS
SENATOR KNOX'S DEATH
Expresses Americas Sorrow at
Passing of Former Attor-
ney-Ceneral.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 14--presi-
dent Harding, I'm a proclamation adj
dressed 10 the people OF the United
states hst night. formally announced
the death of Senator Knox. OF Penn
sNlvania, and directed that the Nation
nj t1ag be displayed at haif-stafr as
an expression of the national sorrow
~ hia death. The proclamation fol-
lows
III " my distressing duty to an
nounce TO the people OF the United
States. the death OF philander Chase
KNOX, senator from the state of
icnnaNlvauia, and formerly Attorney
General and Secretary OF the United
states
In his death. his state has lost "a
most valuable and faithful servant.
and his country one OF It's greatest
statesmen. Ills good Judgment. wise
discrimination and keen perception
vminently fitied him for the legal pro-
teasion. Admitted 60 the bar in 1878.
be early became recognized as one of
the foremost lawyers OF his state.
Twice honorcd by the Commonwealth
ut Pennsylvania by election go the
Senate of the United States. he took.
iN his wise counsel. a prominent part
IN the framing OF our laws. and i'm the
direction OF our foreign policy.
AS Attorney General or the United
States. h rendered opinions noted
tor their lcgal ability AS Secretary
az state, while guided by the prinei-
ille to deal Justly with all nations. his
conduct ~ our foreign relations was
ever marked hy devotion to the best
Interests nf his country.
Tits private hfe was characterized
hy virtues uf emulation by all Ameri-
can citizens
IA an expression 81 the national
sorrow az his death and in recognition
OF his valuable services 90 his coun-
tty, his devotion 20 the public inter
ests and his exalted patriotism. | dc
hereby direct that the National F'lag
b. displayed at half-mast on the Eek
oeutivc Offices of the United States
un the day of his funeral, and that on
nN the Embassies. legations and Con-
tulntcs ~ the United States in foreign
countries the National Flag shall b,
displayed az half-stan for 10 days
from the receipt OF this proclamation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

II is significant that even those families
who could afford to pay 75c or SOC per ID to
get the best butter are steady users Of the
delicious Louels. You can't buy better butter
at any price.
Richland Butter .. b. 49e
Second only to the Incompatible Louea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

White and faky, with a rich golden brown
crust. It's bread as it should be baked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

Red Alaska Salmon can 25c
New Pack Shrimp can Isc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
FAITH WILLARD DEAD.
pr. Percy stickney Grant Tried in Vain
To Find fouqding's Mother.

Nea York. Oct l3 Faith Wizard,
shf baiv girl abandoned one night
Inst Ma, on the doorsteps Of the Rev.
Percy ~tickney Grant, rector Of the
Church of the Ascension, died at 800
o'clock Monday afternoon in Pres
hviofian Hospital The child suecumbed
alter two weeks struggle with intestinal
dIaeA~e and pneumonia, the direct cause
al death being bronchial pneumonia.
despite the widespread publicity
given 20 the critical illness Of the little
wasl. the parents failed to take the
opportunity 10 visit the hospitsl and see
thf child before she died. No one called
M tho hospital except one hysterical
eomAn who had no claim upon the child,
Il evolved, except IN her Imagination.
pr Grant did receive letter on Sun
,lsy. however. from a woman who said
shc was the mother Of the waif and ex-
pto~-sd her sorrow that the child was
o. IN but she did not give her name
of address or any other information
that might lead 10 her identihction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
GUILTY OF PRIESTS MURDER
w. A. Hlghtower May Go to JAN for
Life for Murder.

Redwood City, Cal. Oct. IA Will
liam A Hightower was found guilty
yesterday OF first degree murder with
recommendation of life imprisonment
by the jury In the ease In which he
was charged with the murder Of
Father Patrick Il. Hesiin of Colma,
illed tomorrow, when IL is expected
sentence will be pronounced.
Hightower took his conviction
calmly, saying TO lawyers and news
paper men.
We'll, boys, / guess you won't see
me for some time
The jury was out less than two
hours
Father Heslin accompanied a muf-
fled stranger the night OF August ?
from the parish house at Colma, taxi
ing with him the sacrament to adj
minister to supposedly dying man,
The next day letter demanding
$4,000 ransom was received at ST
Aary's Cathedral in san Francisco
and on the night OF August 10 High
tower appeared at Archbishop Han
mas residence in San Francisco asking
for the $4,000 reward offered for the
recovery Of Father Heslin, alive on
dead. saying he had clue TO the miss
ing priests whereabouts. He led a
party of police and newspaper men e
n sandy cliff at Salada Beach six mile;
from Colma, whore the priests body
with the head crushed in and two bul.
let holes in the body, was found in o
shallow grave.
Hightower said his clue came from
the story of an outoast woman, Dolly
Mason, that a drunken foreigner haS
/ told her OF something valuable" bur
led near sign OF man frying flap
jacks. The priests housclSeeper iden
I tilted Hightower as the man who call
ed for Father Heslin, and an exper
testified that Hightower's was tn,
handwriting OF the ransom letter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
CROW PICKED FOR KNOX
SEAT IN j. S. SENATE
Governor Sproul Not Likely to
Appoint Senator TO Please
Penrose.

Washington. oct. Discussion OF
the probable succoSsor TO Philsnder
e. knox. as Senator from Pennsyi-
NAnin, was current here In connection
with comment on his death.
Reports that Governor Sproul would
feslgn 90 take seat by appointment
IN the senate, were denied in authori-
tive Oirvles last night. II was said.
that after conference OF Pennsyi-
yAnM leaders next week. Il was ex-
pecte.i that he would make an appoint
mpnt
Those familiar with Pennsylvania
relitica are none too certain that the
Han named viii be entirely acceptable
tu senator penrose. because of the dif-
fefancea between him and the Cow
sfnur which started in June. 1890 be-
farc the National Convention. These
differences have az times been serious
bat ~ late there has been evidence OF
"a better understanding
Arcordlng 20 the best information
DE appointment viii be- offered to
state senator William r. Grove OF
tnlnniown. NJ present the State Chair
nlAn, aud Mr. Grove Will accept II II
hla health permits. Following politi-
cal tradition In Pennsylvania the sue
bvapnr VI Knox must come from the
western part of the state Senator
GROVE meets this condition.
should Mr.. Crow decline the honor
q is believed that the matter viii be
thn subject 81 a party conference. But
n h apparent that Governor Sproul In
ieuhs tu appoint man who will be
fsieudiy 90 his ambitions 10 be party
leadef In Pennsylvania and eventually
mcmhcr Of the Senate.
senator rcnrose win be in Philadel-
phia tomorrow and sunday and con-
fnrertrs may be held then which Will
bgiNe about an agreement with Gov
srNuf Sproul.
iieffiFhurE. Pa. Oct. 14.--Gov-
rfnof sproul declined yesterday 20 dis
ennN the question Of a successor q
sfrntur Knox. except 10 say that he
haze Nf Intention uf resignins as Chief
iENmauiivo OF Pennsylvania.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

than at Ocean City, in some places
reaching breadth OF three-quarters
of a mile
The transportation problem, II ~
understood, Will be aolved by a bus
line. which the company contemplates
running, should their plans bear fruit
This line would connect with the Bal-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Newspaper Writer TO Address League.

The convention OF the New Castle
County Sunday School Association to
Se held in Epworth Church on October
10, will be addressed by Robert c.
Towne, weil-known newspaper writer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

t.more. Chesapeake and Atlantic
Railway MT Ocean city, Robert G.
Walker. architectural engineer. OF
Washington and Salisbury. has been
retained BY the. promoters ms their
engineer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14
Epworth NJ. f. Choir Recital.

Professor George Kings choir will
give a recital in Epworth Church next
Tuesday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-14

When business is slow, and IN the
1 III seasons, advertising helps to make
business better.--Adv.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
VACANT-MODERE
ROOMS ON = FLOORS
BEAUTIFUL.
MODERN BUNGALOW.

Contains following: Concrete front porch
large living room. open fireplace. colonnade
! bookcases: dining room. windows. plate rail:
pantries. 7xIO. the other 4x6: Kitchen.
porcelain sink opens to Sx3I closed porch:
extremely tasty and expensive el"c light fix
lures: double floors throughout: fine concrete
cellar. 3"x3:. entrances . porcelain Laundry
tubs: bcs: Lyon h conklin pipe furnace:
automatic electric pumping outfit works like
charm. not hit of trouble; nice bedrooms.
each has closets: magnificent bathroom. fine
sanitary regulations: large fpored attic entire
house. with windows. could easily be made
into very large il desired: large lot.
92x"1': property located right at Veitch station
on Was.-Va. clcc. line 80 min ride from 10Th
| and Pa. ave. n.w-,: also good auto road. Mr..
Smiths place. Ono nf the finest designed g.
room homes I have ipspectcd. Price. $3.50:
terms. Sl.0o0 cash: balance. s7l.16 per month.
| includes everything. Inspect at "nrc. Some
one will get dandy. we'll built. well arranged
home: it's good Sign in front OF property
Evening star., 1921-05-28
WANTED-TO RENT

CNFCRN1sHDD. ABOUT EIGHT ROOMS.
mooern. near Mt. Pleasant cars: can pay !ear
Sen. T,a aasance give details. Address Box lsS, L.
FuRNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMESI
Tni ne you are away for the summer. oegann,nIt III
.uy Il must have bedrooms and piano. ~,
acults. ROBERT II. LOvE1T. Asst. Attorney
Genefal, Dcpartment Of Justice.
TO ROOM UNFUR MODERN House. on On
private family. permanently located in Wash
ineton: state price and conveniences In ren!'
Address Rox 3c2-k. Star Office. *.
rNfURSIsIIED HOUSE: FIVE OR SIN
ridge or suburbs: Jnly ist or sooner: mod
crate ~ rent Phone North 340o.J. Address
Evening star., 1921-05-28
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

LARGE. NEW BUNGALOW. HYATrSyIII.E:
lot l6Sr230: water. electricity. furnace. cellar.
attic. porches: $3.50 or good Ford down: $50
monthly. Address Box 1901. Star office. 3ls
SELECT LIST OF SPECIAL PROPERTIES
Of many kinds can be offered for sale "n at
tractive terms, or advantageous tradr. II you
want q bargain in q modern detached apart
ment on the Heights we have easy
payments: take clear house in part trade.
n. E. RYON CO.. Inc,
Successots to New York Realty brokers
Main 4JQ1. 1423 Y st
TRACT OF LAND on PATCXENT RIVER, N
Montgomery CO.. Nd: 81 acres: large uniini.lr
ed residence u2 rooms and BATH: acetyleue
gas: all outbuildings. INCLUDING garage for 3
cars: fine fruit; valued by owner at SIS 900
premises to finish: clecr Of incumbrnnce.
Apply Apartment 3.
2238 Decatur place NV. this city. c9s
Evening star., 1921-05-28
6 ROOMS. ONLY s3.4OO.

Comfortable Groom home. contains large
rooms and room for bath without fixtures:
parI"r has "rsn fireplace: electric lights: large
front and side porrheS: and large
awnings: tin roof: property in AL condition
throughout: near school. store. etc: lot.
100 feet front by 49, deep: Craps; chicken
and wood h"use: located in Ka:rruft Va. IS
miles from White HOuScD. InSpccf any time.
Mr.. Wosfrnhs place. Price. So. 400: terms.
$500 cash. balance $40 per month. II lp"kin:
Evening star., 1921-05-28
5 ROOMS AND BATH
MODERN

Nearly new ostory home. reception halt
r"oms. with large closets. also ba throom on
second floor; electric lights and gas:
| frnnt porch, sx:6: septic tank lot 5O1Ici; To-
Gated Clarendon, Va: No. NJ North Milton
ave. Owner occupant. Mr.. Gould. Sign IN
property. Insprc: any time. Price only
Sf.9i0: terms. $500 cash: balance. So per
month includes everything. Near school,
stores, churches etc
Evening star., 1921-05-28
6 ROOMS ONLY 81 5OO

Splendid 4->tnry home. contains q large
rooms, at'ir c"llar. front and rear porches:
tin roof, cutters AMI dnwnsp"uts; modern
improvements: lot 61xl3b: lncated in May
wood tchei irydale,. Va. No. 81 Columbia St
| Price. So. 600: terms, 500 cash: balance. SAG
per mciith. Sign property. Inspect Sun
day. Own"r-"ccnrsnt. Mrs. Dalton. Posses
sion 81 days. Near school, ears. churches,
stores. etc.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
/ ACRES. ONLY $1,000

/ ACRES. ONLY 81 600.
Located LOO feet frnm Glcbc road and sO1
feet f."m Cathcart road: near Ballston Va:
lois II w"d AMI many fine sites ON place.
This is an extremely low figure for this ground.
Title perfect: ,urvcy shows fun acres. Terms
are very easy. Only S4m cash, balance s..
per month. Ground all around sells for lots
more. Fine place for chickens etc.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

9
I ROOMS. bath. ELECTRICITY. FURNACE,
closets. cellar. lawn hedge. fruit. shade; ON
street between boulevard and electric, blocks
to either: near Falls Church. miles from
Westminster: a acre fertile soil: *s.7so: terms.
garage. poultry house. . miles out. near elec-
tric and macadam pike: s4,5O; terms 5-room
bungaiow: a little beauty. ~. IN Clarendon: near
bungalow. new. large lots. shade. 2 blocks
electric. Clarendon: S.. .25O: terms beautiful
artistic bungalow y acre. shade: garden. eiec.
feity fH.nses n.1 t,b bathroom on attie block to
two-story house. near Veitch Summit, 2 blocks
Falls Church electric. tirst-fare zone: porch-s.
cement walks. fruit. shrubbery. lawn: lot COZ
cellar. porches. bay windows. large lot. fruit.
!. mile Key bridge: $500 terms. Bungalows.
houses. farms. nearby Virginia.
RICHARD sIIREyE,
Arlington Trust bldg. Rosslyn. Va.
BEYOND SILVER SPRING. ON TROLLEY
and best macadamized road leading from the
District: just eight miles from the White
e1tension"Asout ] 100 acres Of high. rolling. H.
thoroughly drained land. An abundance Of
besutiful frees and khrubhery. with q pic
turesque brook traverking the center Of the
ary. afYording unusual opportunities for land
scape gardening. Improvements consist Of 4
fine old residence Of IS rooms and s baths:
all new plumbing: new oversize American
Radiator Co.'S steam heating plant; automa tic
pure water supply. direct to all fixtures, from
deep we'll. Wonderful arch Of shade trees over
very Interesting figure when compared with
prices quoted for adjacent acreage. A great
advance In values Is due In this locality. Suit
home. institution subdivision.
c. Il. HIGHT, Colorado Building.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

BEST LOCATION S.w.-SMALL APART
n,ent; apis. of SO rooms each: total rental,
81 500 year: price. $50. 600; terms. & brick
dwellings. s.w.: splendid location twhit- ten
ants); rent. $500 each; price Of each. 81 80;
rrOip garages in and plenty room for
hack yards. This is bargain. THOMAS y
Rkn"A ~. 1ll ~ st. sw.
TIVE SG Nh. PROPERTIES IN NV SEC
zion. rutrI for SAL will sell both for $3.50
ACT QUICKLY. :,
PERCY II. RUSSELL. CO.
9"S 18th st. NV. tcorner of ~.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
WANTED-STORES.

WANTED RENT. WITH FKiVILE;I
nf buy in:. small store with iivn. rooms: Il
city or suburbs. Address BOX POD X. Star office
Evening star., 1921-05-28
APARTMENTS TO LET

UNFUHNkS kSh ShEU-C0Mt10ue0s
APT l0s. $500 CONN AvD.-THREE ROOMS
and kitchen. bath and ball: southeast exposure.
Phone Columbia 4lsS. Ss
1890 KENYON ST. NV, THIRD FLOOR
Adults: rooms and hath. 2S'
YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR RENT
SHOULD RE LISTED WITH
Lee D. Latimer Co., Realtor.
1910 II St. Main 1857.
ON l4th ST. NV. NEAR. r ST.-DESIRABI4E
5-rnom. front apartment for rent. Ami. at
$65 per month. This IL a bargain.
#. II. TAGGART.
1890 N. T. ave. Main $500.
STOP PAYING RENT
BUY YOUR OWN APARTMENT ON THE
O-OPERATIVBoWNER PLAN IN THH
ST. NV.
Immediate possession can he had Of several
very desirable four-room. bath and porch
apartments.
small cash and monthly payments make
you n home owner. Call and let US show you
these apartments and explain our easy plan
Of ownership.
H. r. TRIBBY.
20 Southern building. Main $40.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
THE CHASTLETON,
Sixteenth Street at R.
New Addition Now Ready.
The F. H. Smith Company.
Exclusive Agent.
Bis Fifteenth Street.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
SUMNER HOMES.

ELEGANTLY FUR HOUSE. NORTH BEACH,
Nd: On front; from LIST June to 1st Sent.
KREUTZER's. 20l Holly are. T.koma Park
Evening star., 1921-05-28

GOOD GROOM HOUSE WITH BATH, g1IDC.
tric lights. acre ground garden. flowers and
fruit: miles ne. city on car line; 8, 500 for
quick sale.
A. NJ rONNOR ( 90.
Phone II. 7l76. 726 14th NV %
Evening star., 1921-05-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE (Continued).
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE.
20 ACDES

FOR SALE (Continued).
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE.
80 ACRES.
6 minutes drive from horse show grounds by
tho finest drive out of Washington: located on
srandcst outlooka about the capital city: mas
ter's house. 13 rooms. porchea: 6 room cottaee.
.s.s~ Ss.u
Room 5j. 1924 s.. NV. Washington. d. G.
FOR sALE-OUT CONNECTICUT AVE. 1
miles north of District line: seven-room house.
bath. attic and cellar. porches; wired for el~c
tris lights; newly papsred and II, Pointed inside
woods: price. 7.5O0; convenient to churches.
stores. schools. steam and electric cars: easy
FARMLETS. 8 TO : ACRES. OF RICH SOIL
adapted TO truck farming: adjacent to Wash
ingtcn and Laurel electric railway. Joining
EsIssvle .ale Meisht's s :Sbivsion a, where lot.
cpZ cash. balance in 20 monthly ins,allments
with 8 per cent interest: high salaried govern
building houses; finest neixhborhocd in Prince
Georges county. adjoining Christian Brothers'
College Call and set map Of subdivision. To
best in or around Washington. and admittedly
cheap. LEI me show i to yon. Phone Main
s,sI Ssi Bank iH bidr WISHING ton. o0 D. s01' ''
LIVE IN LYON PARK.
20 minutes from government Department.
Terms like rent My will take you out
anv time. Call Mr.. Minar. 412 Evans bldg.
1870 New York ave. Main 1145.
VACANT-MODERE
ROOMS ON 2 FLOORS
Splendid home: contains large rec. hall
large psrlor: has open fireplace. six rooms.
plate rail. kitchen. gas stove and porcelain
sink: large pantry. with window: 2. bedrooms
each has = windows and large closets: bath
room. 3-piece: also 3 fine room: on 2nl floor
and lots Of storage space besides: concrete
cellar. hot water heat. elec. lights and gas:
large front porch. 10x30: also back porch ::
gasoline engine far pumping water: lot So1los:
nice hedge; cutters and dnwnspOuts: real bar
gain price: reduced to $3.50; terms. only
500 cash: bal, s65 per month. includes every
thing: located in haywood subj. Cherrydale
Va. No. 40 Summit st. 21a blocks from May
wool station: sale sign on property. Here Is
your chance t" get splendid home at low
figure: house is nicely arranged for families.
or YOU could rent tire end floor for light house
keeping. See this; it's good. Keys at Office.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
FOR RENT-HALLS.

..TDiTORIt'M. SUITABLE FOR LECTURE
hal! and club md s'rieiy meetings. available
af Ifih and New York ave. NV. l3rd nnnrl
s'.ating capacity. 171: unusually well lighted
rnd r;.nt lated, Cal! NJ. 1GS0.
HALLS FOR RENT -3tD:; GEORGIA AVE.
Large hall, second floor: electric light: tuile,
. crr k"~ 'n 203i. TOITES, 100 9th nv.
lei. u. 162J.