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SPECIAL
ATTENTION.

One of the finest homes IN
Washington, located in vicinity
Of Conn. Ave. bridge, at ridicu-
lously low price and unusually
attractive terms. Sevefa thou-
sand dollars cash will secure the
property.
This property is one of the
best built in Washington, we'll
arranged and faultlessly equip
ped. Il large, bright rooms, 3
baths. showers, spacious sun
parlor, hardwood floors and
handsome fixtures 2 very large
inclosed sleeping porches; serv-
ants quarters and garage. A
purchaser not wishing all Of the
spacious lawn could sell off part
for building purposes, as there IS
over 80 feet front. rs
PRICE REDUCED.
SEE US AT ONCE.
WALTER A. BROWN.
400 H st. NV. NJ. 1858.
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SHANNON & LUCHS

7l3 18th St. NV.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
$1,000.
A two.family apt. in chevy Chase: 4 rooms
and bath each: one with sleeping porch; attic;
side lot. giving the advantages Of q suburban
home: close to churches, stores and cars. An
exceptional buy at this price.
Northwest.
$11,5O
On 18th St; Groom and bath brick house
with hot-water heat; 3-story basement type:
can be occupied as residence or remodeled
fof business; terms.
Biltmore St.
$4,000.
Handsome home Of IL rooms and baths:
conveniently planned: new steam heating
plant: electricity and gas; hardwood Doors
and trim; garage; possession: terms moderate.
Alta Vista, Md.
81. 800.
In q most pleasing neiehborhoOd and just
one block from Wis. ave. car line; command
ing elevation; Is acres Of good land. with
S-room and bath house: electricity; hot-water
heat; porches; bearing fruit trees
SHANNON
"a 1dfb Ct N w
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F. N. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,

r. NJ. JoI1NSo
ITO Conn. Ave.
Columbia Road,
S7,OOO-$l 600 Cash.
This 10 an unusually attractive home Of
rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric liyhts.
hardwood doors and trim: in excellent c0ndi-
tion; has very large lot to vide paved alley.
ueorgetown-Two-Family Apt.
$3.50.
This In q strictly modern building, contain
Ing one apartment Of s rooms and bath ana one
Of rosnas and bath, with separate entrances
and heating plants: It 10 located On Q st. In
one Of the best sections Of this aristocratic
street.
Georgetown.
S7,5W-$75O Cash.
At 1929 SSfd st. We have for sale q most
remarkable bargain In . well built ana at
tractive brick home. which contains 10 rooms
and bath, new heating plant just completed:
large lot room for . S-eSr garaEe. Don't fail
to see this 40 1t Is well worth your time In
looking over this property.
r. NJ. JOHNSO!
ITO Conn. Ave.
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Main AIS.
Hobart Place NV.
%,850.
Groom and bath brick home: colonial porch:
modern heating plant: lot to paved alley. This
Is q comparatively new house in q strictly
white section and q good value for Q SMALL
family Of moderate means
Dahlgren Terrace.
81. S.5OO-Reasonable Terms.
This 10 . practically new bungalow Of
rooms and bath. inclose6 sleeping porch, vert
large front porch. hot-water heat. electric
lights. basement full size Of house: an en-
tremei! attractive lawn. This ID oee Il the
most attractive bungalows to be fOund II the
city At anywhere neef this price.
2lst St. NV.
$1O,5O.
This fs q well built brick hone Of rooms
and bath. hotwater heat. electric lights: large
lot to alley; q three-car ganse. Owner-oc-
cupant will give possession.
REALLY CO.,
Main AIS.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FoR SALE sCsetinueal.

FUR SALE lC0HS1nMeol.
7.ROoM HOUSE; ANIL; LOT 5exl25; FRUIT
,osd sse0I Eel .ns %ess fs
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW, TWO BLOCKS
Zee ~ MR.. DE MOTT. Rranchviile. Md.
ONE OF THE BEST BUNGALOWS N IA.
koma rark-Now ready for occupancy naId
hot. water heat; fine electric fixtures and gas
range; large porches; sleeping porch; nice
level lot, two blocks from car line ana sto1es'
number of large oak trees.
Six rooms, attached brick house, overiookins
Soldiers Home; hot-water heat and All otheI
modern improvements; elegant repair; cheap
A home in the hest residence section OF II.
koma Park; full two stories aud nnished sttic
and cellar; large porches; sleeping ,o Rofcnes; n,
stores: nothing better for the money
Groom bungalow on Eastern ave: near ne,
koma Park newly painted inside and out; good
condition; Ion; blocks fro" cars; on easy 'ef"'
A few vacant lots. upon which we will build
to suit, at price within easy reach
R. G.. LOHR,
eos Carroll ST., Takoma Park.
LAkGE BANk BARN, 4O14o; SOME FRUIT
and berries; two acres Of rich garden land Sno
housed; 100 yards from electric X. Il. ana nne
be built for price asked. vienna, Va. More
land II desired.
4-room house, fruit and berries; close to
electric R. r. and macaaam road; 4 acre OF
good rich garden land Price, $S,O06. Vienna,
Va. More land II desired.
1O-room house. newly painted; new well
house; line selected fruit and berries; good
shade; 50 yards from station on electric ana
close TO macadam road; one acre Of rich gar.
den land. Price, s., $50. Terms. Good dis
count for all cash. More land If desired.
acres Of rich garden land: excellent Sc
lected fruits and berries, all in bearing: ~
room main house. 4-room tenant house; laSye
barn; plenty Of shade fronting on two streets,
close TO ell r. r. at Vienna, Va. Price and
terms reasonable to right party. This is q fne
house and most desirable for chicken raising
or trucking. Fine macadam road from Wash
ington and two electric raiIrOads.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION To ANY AND
ALL OF THESE PROPERTIES.
Will show properties At any time. W. A.
CRAIG. owner. 9O1 llth st. NV. Phone Frank
lin 7349.
OWNER, LEAVING CITY,
Compelled to sell 5-room cottage; good cell
lar, electricity. chicken house: s.acre lot.
fruit trees and berries. Price, $3.50. Terms
Or no reasonable cash offer refused. Will
take good car In trade. Address X. +.
Nichols. 2.s Ethan Allen ave-, Takoma Park,
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HOME AND "a ACRES.

Main road from Washington. d. C.. to Fair.
fax, Va: macadam pike: property fronts 2o0
feet on pike; store $50 feet from house; large
orchard. old and young: peaches. pears. cher
ries, grapes strawberries, raspberrles, cur
rants: garden planted: excellent running
large chicken houses. one nfty feet long. sew
eral smaller for broOding-space OOO chlckens;
running water piped to chicken houses: barns
and all felds fenced: ontGnses gai,sh,aec m Win i'm
property-doublc corn planter. two plows. Two
burrows, wheelbarrow. grindstone. corn crusher
and shelter. ssrden tools sheyeIs hoes Exs 1akss'
tin roof. space for three cars and three horses:
feed and harness rooms. loft over entire; latest
type hot-air motor for pumping waterMa child
can work it; 900 gallon tank: deep well. stone
lined water ice cold: house frame. tin roof,
we'll painted: kitchen 13xl5. sink. coal range.
hot and cold water in kitchen and bath: PAN
serving jars. few dishes, lanterns, lamps. cook
ing utensils: dining room 1ox13; Lying room
l5xl5. four windows: large double heater
ssSvs s r 2S feet from
four bedrooms. sizes 8x9. lOxlo. lVIio. Asalo,
tub in ba athro,ni; storage room; ctiar' stone
foundation cutters ana ao~mpou n,o,ertiss
surround this; bus Una intainei ny sonnaU
takes children TO and from school 10 Mclean.
Va only y miles over maisasm T.i ,h prss sah:
81 600 cash and $50 month. Include, every
ihins. Only eight miles from White House TO
prcpcrty by way OF s6th md sts: NV 70
10 insr+..r drive through TO Chain bridge. set
your s,'crdoaeter at zero at sonth end nf
bridge when you have driven :! 7-lo niles. VII
be in front 6f properly. t'a!g SIN in yard:
Not a foot OF had road from ID. {. to place;
only thirty minutes ride ',wicr occupant,
MIR. J. j. PuILEn. inSpect ANY Issi s'ms R,n R,se
WAITER O'UARA.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE tContinNeA).
ARLINGTON, VA. - BUNGALOW; ANIL;
large lot: beautiful place. Box 119-C. Star
office. 1Os
OWNER MUST SELL 5-ROOM BUNGALOW: !:
anil; Riyerdale; 4,o5O; offer wanted. Call
Hyatts. 500 or 807 18th st. NV. Jos
NEW BUNGALOW. FIVE ROOMS. BATH.
$4,000; $500 cash. $50 monthly. Address Boz
aS4-D, Star ONCE. IL
Some Choice Values.
Elegant 5-room cottage. bath. gas electric,
shade. fruit, etc; " square from station !;
5000. Attractive 5-room bungalow. entirely
modern, $500. 4-room bungalow. bath. gas.
electric, garage, $3.50.
J. H. EARNEST. MT. RAINIER, Nd.
The Homeseeker's Friend.
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TO RE BUILT
Detached brick homes. send and Woodley I'd
Cathedral aTe.). Three sisss and styles.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
Connecticut ave. at Garfield Ut. Miner changes
can now lie made. Special before-completion
prices.
Plans upon request Main 6O85.
MfDDAUGH 4 SHANNON,
10Th floor Woodward bldl.. 18th and H.
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Cleveland Park-$14.7O.
Best buy in C1evelsnd Park; one SQUARE
Of Conn. ave-; surrounded by some OF
Washinetoa's most beautifdl hones; I
large rooms, t~o-stofy bungalow; n.w.h..
eiec lights; colonial front porch ana rear
porch; beautiful lawn; double tatage to
paved ailey; terms can Be nicely affshgeo.
High View-%.o $50.
An unusually good buy in this desirable
rooros and bath, inclosed sleeping porch.
K.W.h., eiec lights: on deep lot. with
neW esraee: must be sold and can be han
prookland-%,2O
A bSautifdl detached house. = rooms q
bedr0oms) and bath, on lot lOVxloO;
fnshY shade trees, fruit trees, beautiful
lawn, garden aad chicken house; Mree
front porch and double rear porchee: ln,s
house has been reduced and Will cell
quickly Phone US for appointment to In
suect before 1t is too late: terms.
Bloomingdale-$6.5W 500.
very salabie piece Of property. Ideally
located: rooms and bath; brick house;
modern Tits is positively 4 splendid value
and should appeal to any one wishing z
moderate priced house. on easy monthly
paymentA
For inspection and (
WILL A NJ S
14O9 New
pho,,e
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Main 2345.
Cleveland Park.
$4,000.
A 4-bedroon and 2-bath house advanta6<-
ously located at the highest part Of Clevelshd
Park; stncco finish. with slate roof; sisGble
living and dining rooms: Bretkfist room;
Kitchen: bu:lt-in ice bsx In q community Of
handsome homes.
BrOOkland.
On Michigan ave-: s-room and bath modern
house with more than an acre Of Improved
grounds; slate roof: het-watef heat: electric
leaving city. 10 willing to sacrifice.
Takoma Park, Nd.
$500.
New bungalow Of rooms and bath: AttfAc.
lively designed and In good neighborhood: plen-
y Of shade: clOse TO car lines; oak tfimmed:
hot water heat: electricity and gas; sleApihg
porch; terms II desired.
Clarendon, Va.
$4,000.
Business property: large store and house:
electricity: outbuildings; scar garage; terms
can be arranged.
& LUCHS,
Main 1345.
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STROUT FARM BARGAINS
11-Acre Waterfront Farm
On Marvland'S Eastern Shore.

Ffve-room cottage. beautiful shade trees.
delightful ocean view, near bathing beach and
town; life attractive here, where a cow or
two, some pigs, n flock Of poultry and few
acres truck and berries will make living
easy, and where boating. shooting. Grabbing,
fishing may be enjoyed To settle affairs only
81 200: only $500 down; easy terms. Page A.
4atalog.
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sUBDIyIsIONAL PROPERTY.
WE HAVE SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF
land located botl, within the DISTRICT II and
just outside the District limits. suitable for
subdivision purposes. 10 any one having had
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
1AIO II sf Main EsI5
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FIVE .EzEdE H6dAs. F6KEHDs; E6gI
tOtey three SQUARES to ears, eS,0OQ. b. r
WEEKS. e1st and pix Its. a.e. Il st. cats
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FOR SALE-H0usEs
Coneanaeh
FOR sALE-H0USES
C0ottD1ol.
MckEEVER 4 GOSS,

7
Csas.seA osstisssA
MckEEVER 4 GOSS, 80
14O5 Eye St. Main N5Z
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
II. Y.
bfoens: psss
placs;bu ltin laundfy
~
5Eyest fs2
,oI D,r (heyy Ghase
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WANTED.

WANTED-T0 HEAR FROM OWNER OF A
firm good land for sale for fail delivery,
i. JONES. Boz 119. Olney. nj.
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II, blocks north Of electric depot.

fE1 61ocfs h0rth Of eIeCtffc depot. 1Us
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD Al
Chevy Chase on $3.50 cash and $13 per month.
For full particulars call or write JAMES 81.
GORDON. Evans bldg.
NEW. ATTRACT1VE sIX-ROOM AND HATH
bungalow; modern: furnished or unfurnished:
ment, lawn and ground for family garden;
high elevation: fifteen minutes in auto to city:
GOOD road; convenient to street car; owner
Obliged to return to city. Apply Mt No. q the
Cumberland apartments. Phone Main 62D4. 12s
TAKOM1 PARK-PRAVfTCAfLY NEW SIX.
room house; two inclosed porches; rooms extra
large: oak floors: hardwood trim: Arepiaks;
hot-wateE heat: garage: easy tefns. CaA
owner. OIL. eo9-Ws 49, ''3s
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Mt. Pleasant: nothing to equal at SO. 750:
81 .IJ0 cash; modern: nicely decorated; ideal
home.
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Petworth: semi detached; 2-story modern
etc; So. 80; $1,000 cash. balance easy.
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Will show properties At any time. W. A.
CRAIG, owner. 9O1 11th st. NV. Phone Frank
lin 734Y
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Main 4752.

SHCNy Nu2oS.
Detached home; center hall: lot 1o0xlt5;
trees. hedges: nrst foor. living rSen. iiessr5:
dining room, kitchen. pantry; built-iA fanse.
second door. four large bedrooms aed bath:
hot.water heat And electric lights. Tnie 10
seclusive home and In vicinity OF mase1ve es.
tstes. You must wee this 70 appreciate what
II ofYers In the way Of q home.
McKEryER 3 GoSe.
1906 Eye st. main s'0."
Mount Pleasant.
just of 18th ST.: . hne home Of Aihe rooms
and bath and spacious front porch; 10 screened
throughout: Immediate possessl0d car Be hao:
q bargain FOR this size home In this Ane toca-
ton. Price. %, $50.
McKEEvER 4 00ss.
1905 Eye st. MAN s'o<.
PetWorth.
Cay brick home Of eight fooms AAd bath And
sleeping porehes; front and double rear .pofch.
ps; mahogany and white trim: man? fNnen
doora; attractive lighting nfturss: hafaweod
noors; hot water heat: space for eanee: SSu
can DO no better anywhere for price OF VIEW
& GOSS,
on REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Main H52.
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1O-room house. newly painted; new wei!
house; fne selected fruit and berries; good
shade; 50 yards from station on electric ana
close to macadam road; one acre Of rich gar.
den land. Price, s., $50. Terms. Good dis
count for all cash. More land If desired.
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ECONOMICAL HONE OR TNvEsT1ENT.
2-famtly apartment near 18th and Newton
NV: garage: separate furnaces: tenants fur
nish own heat; rental. 81 40 per year. Price,
SlO 500; 81 600 cash, with SEQ per mo. and
interest. Call d. n. TREsCo1T. Col. 9s7O. bet
A and 4 11S
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MODERN SUBURBAN HOME-lN A RE-
fined neighborhood. near Washington Golf and
country Club, . rooms. hot-water heat. bath.
electric lights. garage. poultry houses. ane
fruit and shade trees and large well.kept
ST., Washington and Old dominion r. r. Mail
address LOUIS II. BUCKMAN, Il. +. d. No.
l. R0sslyn. Va
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Falls Church, Va.

TalIS tNuTCH, va.
Eive-room bungalow. having electric lights
pipeless furnace. hardwood hoors and hard.
wood trim; built In bookcases: room for bath:
cellar under entire house; lot lSox20O; large
years old; two minutes from Washing ton-va
Rwy. and Old Dominion lines; situate on west
occupied by owner. George L. T,junslof May
be inspected any time: Price. 81 800. and
$50 per month Cali Falls Church 50, or II
on Sunday cali Clarendon Sl8F-12
KFNDRICK & GULICK.
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LIAM S. PH L L l P S,
14Oo New York Ave.
Phone Main g.

Downtown-$12,5O 500.
very Attractive investmeat propoeatida.
now used as roouainG houte. and can oe
easily converted into three aparfmenfs:
IL rooms a be4roems), 2 baths: 8-sfory
brick. Let US show you the property, and
you will readily see the opportunity 1t
offers.
Sc. Near Pa. Ave.-$6, 500.
good buy: nothing better offered at the
price we are asking for this property:
lne sit-room and bath wick houee; siec.
rehts. hardwood trim throughout; prac.
tically new; colonial ffont p0fch; owner
must sell quickly. vefy Sod tefab.
Takoma Park, Md.-$5,2O.
splendid value seldom offered In this
choice section OF THkoma PAfk: large
rooms and bath: regular bungalow; pfac-
tically new; large bedrooms. eise. lights.
and real epen hrepIAee; an unuSuAl bar
gain; terms nicely arranged.
Columbia Heights-S8.85O.
Beautiful Groom brick colonial house. inst
of 18th ST.: modem. This house is 20 fee.
wide. and hAb 4 very deep lot to paved
alley; price Is exceptionally low and the
house mus. be seen to be appreciated; easy
terms.
.rther particulars cali
PHI | L L / P S,
York Ave.
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HEDOEo " NiIDO~I O1>' 49,. 1000
St. NV. Phone Main lOZS
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NV. Specials-Possession.
Near 18th and Newton 10 r. and b.; mod
ern to the minute; rear porches: &11O00;
81 600 cash.
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$50 a Month.

This will locate you in Lyon Park, Wash
ington's new suburb 1f yoa want TO bnild.
S:uaii cash payment and monthly terms Ike
Is viii 10 Ii for 1ou. Cali Gr write Tor ou-
r.aa.
RUBY LEE MlSAR. Sales Manager.
aIo Evans Pldy Main li45 -.
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Near Edgmoor and English
Village.
6N Acres-About 9OO-Foot
E~@~%,ra

FORT MYER HEIGHTS.
About 8 blocks from end Of new Aaueduct
bridae. a large stone dwelling OF rooms 4
beiroons), bath. furnace. electric lights. SLATE
roof, 100 feet frontage, variety Of fruit. nict
shade high elevation: stable that can be uset
McLA6HLEN BANNING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Department, 10th and g.
Main 432. Evenings. North 313.
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Bungalows in town with ground
all around for less than houses
in a row. Open from 9 to 9.
BuNGALOWs. HOUSES.
over 20 Sold by sample.
Take llth or F or N. Cap. st. car
marked "Brookland" to end of
route, or call Main $685..
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
10th Floor, woodward BldE.. 18th and q.
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4-room house, fruit and berries: close to
electric r. X. and macadam road; i acre OF
good rich garden land. Price, $S,O08. Vienna,
Va. More land II desired.
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MckEENEK d IOSS,
WARRINGTON ESTATE BOARD
Ma;o
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2G6 Carroll ST., Takoma Park.
LAkGE BANK BARN, 4O14o; SOME FRUIT
and berries; two acres of rich garden land lno
housed; 100 yards from electric X h. ana nne
macadam road. Price, s., OOO. Barn could not
he built for price asked. vienna, Va More
In MI ~ desired
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1410 g st, Main $40
CORNER -8-R., sEMI.DBTACHED BRICK:
bath; near PARK view School: fifteen tnihutes'
fide from center Of city; terms, S4.500.
MUNsEf TRUST CO.. Real Estate Dept.
OR. BRICK; BATH; NEAR PARK VIEW
school and car line; partly farnished: good
0'I IIiuNseY sa Trust fsIa1 CO.. Real Estate Dept.
MODERN, SMALL HONE; FINE -CONDI-
tion; near Dupont Circle; $500. PETERSON.
78t 18th. n SIZE:
EIGHT. ROOM, sEMI-DErACHED BRICK:
facing wide avenue ana government resetva:
tion, In most desirable section Of city; an
garage garage. Cali OWNER. Adams 1921. liz
VHCANT-SfX HOUMs AND B1TH: NV:
condition; big bargain. Can be sold On easy
~ WARREN COCHRAN.
Main 5e1s. 7ee 18th ST. NV.
BY OWNER-NEW b-ROOM BUNGALOW IN
Chevy Chase: sleeping porch: h.w.h.; elec.;
garage: large lot: built for q home; price,
So.650. Phone Adams 1895.
A REAL HOME; 2-story, g.
room; 2 baths: h.w. heat; built-in garage; In
closed sleeping porch; front and rear porches;
eouctete; west OF 18th st., north Of Park road;
excellent location; indueement offered for quick
Boz 62-E. Star once,
Heights; ot-water heat; open fireplace: eiec.
tricity; has: huilt-in refrigerator; hardwood
throughout: cellar. attic; doubae rear perefes;
cement front porch; street. alley paved; Inc
ioeation; eedvsnieat . sat iihst; $500 Cd.
1851.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-30
MUSIC ATTRACTION
AT CHAUTAUQUA

Last season the Coit-Alber Com.
pany were obliged to send out must
cal attraction as a substitute for one
of their best features. They secured
the services of Arthur Lydell and
with his quintette, these substitute
dates were filled so satisfactorily that
almost every Chautauqua where they
appeared demanded a return date fol
the season of 1922. Due to the splen.
did record of this company they. were
secured for Valley City Chautauqua
and will appear. on the program here
on July 8.
. The Chicago Festivay Quintette has
earned it's success throughout the
shear excellence Of it's musicians, by
Lydell Chicago Festival Quartette
it's unique method Of tone production
and it's endeavor to add to the music
of the Chautauqua real educational
spirit.
The members Of the present com.
pany were with the old Schumanr
Quintette-that pioneer Of the Chau.
tauqua musical attractions, which did
much toward raising the standard OF
the Chautauqua. ...
Under Mr.. .Lydell this company has
reached an artistic excellence, which
places them very near the head Of all
similar attractions. Their appearance
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-30

X j. W..Brinton is being tried for per-
jury at Bismarck in connection with
testimony given before the house au-
dit committee last winter in which he
is alleged to have told some things
about Townley and others and which
hurt the feelings Of those worthless
but who since that happened wished
they had let 60 before the trial COM
menced. Mr.. Brinton was private sec
rotary to Townley and he knows what
,e is talking about. He spilled lot
of fact that the league leaders did not
want known about the sisal trust and
other matters and for bluff wanted
Brinton arrested for perjury to throw
a sort of bluff into the Brinton camp
and the people of the state. Now that
Brinton wants to be tried the gang
tried their level best to get the case
postponed and up to this time Mr..
Townley has not put in an appearance
at the trial. The case is going on just
the same and Mr.. Brinton will no
doubt give the jury an earful about
The doings Of Townley and his advis-
erS:
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-30
go IT WIFE-GOIT BEAR"

The trial of J. w. Brinton on the
charge of perjury, due to begin today
in the Burleigh county court, prom
Uses to have certain attributes of a
Mother Hubbard-in that it will "cov-
er everything" a..0
Apparently the testimony will be
limited only by the broad horizon and
the blue sky above.
Lawyers who have examined the
complaint, state that the charges are
of such a nature that Mr.. Brinton, in
refuting them, will have to be given
the opportunity of going to the bottom
of the whole political situation in
North Dakota. If he attempted to go
into the subject as fully as it deserv-
ed, the trial would cost fortune and
would last indefinitely, for as we have
remarked before, anyone who under
takes to tell what the league has done
"to" North Dakota has large sized
contract on his hands.
If the trial makes it possible to get
Governor Frazier, and Attorney Cen
eral Lemke and A.. C. Townley on the
witness stand and examine them under
oath regarding certain matters, 1t
should provide some reading material
Of very lively interest to North Dako-
tans. Mr.. Townley refused to go on
the witness stand during his own trial
for conspiracy. because of embarrass-
ing qustions that might be asked him.
but attemptempted to present his case
in speech to the jury when he would
not be under oath. He also appears
to be very reluctant about undergoing
crossexamination in the case which
Mr.. Waters brought against him. If
he is finally forced to take the stand
and testify under oath about his finan-
cial connection with numerous enter
.prises such as the sisal trust, the
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-30
PROGRAM
FOR COUNTY FAIR

The race program for the Barnes
County Agricultural Fair for the
1921 session is as follows:
Harness Races
2:3O Special Pace Special Purse
2:2O Special Pace Special Purse 4.
For Barnes County and Stutsman
County horses only.
Running Races
Free for All, Y Mile and Repeat.
Purst 800 Money divided so, 30
and 20 per cent.
Free For all, So Mile and Repeat.
Purse 1925. Money divided so, 80
and 20 per cent.
County Horses
who have never won first Money
in a Free For All Race.
u Mile and Repeat.
Purse 500 Money divided SO, 80
and 20 percent.
Relay Race
Purse $50 Money divided so, 80
and 20 per cent.