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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

miles outside o. Toledo, OHIO. restef-
day after spending Il few days IN this
city visiting with friends and looking
after business mHtt"rs. Mr.. Carlysl.
l..s r'!rrhHS"d :, large hnuS" which he
ha~ turned mt" :, read house for auto
'nGr!Si-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
NEW MACADEMI HOME
Popular Social Organization To Be II
New Club House on Main Street

H.-..,ft"r -" Maacah"nry BOYS.
popular ,"ra' social organization. M'"
- 81, h"ru." n tl".r urw club houH".
.nrn,. riy IN" pr. L"S"Th K. Caldw"i
r,.~id"nr". which j. located L; $50 North
Main u.rc,.; t'orms riv tn" club "r-
.,ilI,,,.d s..v"ral rooms IN Ito Board OF
T-,d, bUiiI:n@. nTr"IhHSNg no NJ"
bonn. y trw wreNS ago.
There ar" tw''!v" rooms in IN" home.
>i\ of which wiz l' used ~ reading
rooms. PERCEPTION. S"Cial la"i"T ?h"
nnu! r"uIuS. wE.i" tn" r. manning h'''
,lnzer uI-$fa:rS rooms Will h" iu'E''i
INFO br,lruurnS - n' rented 20 MENTORS
wishing IL live =; tn" club.
A. present 'h"rr ar" on" hundred and
siftv N.t.adcmy "iuh members aHd IN"
membership - rAp"rt"( I" inCr'"'S" aH-
probably from tim" 10 time.
There's Inspiration and prone ~ the
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
JOHN BROWN ARRESTED.

.t"hm H3"wu 49, arrested yesterday
ui;, :n"nn - TWrniI -l"Urlh ana Water
.irrrS by ulf;,"r N;rr$t:nG On II carTS"
If drunkenness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

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Edward Werner
khn,lN Edward N""i't
kir,n2, E"-r .Nlm'T,
E.t."thr:n \h"LAr".
g., !.nnd'rs !.< Abraham
Long \'r"iIi' H. - 80. IN
l.Lnn,i Martha u. lr.j
! l.andI I."s" Angela ~ me
nS Ma"Slh l'urOlhN conner
N Mikid~ H"Sriinr E;SrIna'i'.
Mal"tinSky Fl"r"u'' Catherine.
ny Matri"- Fr"'"h
Angela tinS$'
Maici"N irS '"r"iia Eroh
NulIr pur"thl ii'm,l
in lrnha ia E'izahUh !l"r;"r
lbcri Ruth Horny
m Eramun DGlc HUFFMAN
locker NHnL I\Hdruha' ID
rdwav Cert rud" I0t""
m BurSr" Ar, Kur>kH
~ Hcrnhuyt il""n kr">S
'nurrl Mary l.ahu"d
NJ DirrkcS Mildred MlHhar
Drmp<rl Mary Nc MahuS
Erohnupfrl Stella p$hInia
: G"hau"r Eleanor lH'ij
ri IIIllru- Margaret Eir>uS
d Maxine kvtt""
liun"lrH; D"rnihl R":Ii!
~ Ial".:~.., ~ Mary SjlnSh!
Uulll Il"lrn schroeder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

--.sCY WAR SAVING STAMrS-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
NEGROES GUARD
SHIP CAPTAIN
New York Police Called to
Quell Mutiny on Board
Vessel.

New York, Sept. s.-Policemen
with riot guns summoned by a radio
message telling of mutiny, today
up a fight between negro and
white members Of the crew OF the
shipping board freighter Chester XII
wants, anchored off Staten Island.
They found Captain Charles Booth
by .b~arricaded in his cabin, bruised
and beaten. He attributed his in
juries to white men Of the crew.
Vixen a police boat approached
the officers heard shots and saw
negroes and whites in a battle royal
on deck. 1t developed that twelve
negroes were opposing the rush of 80
whites toward the barricaded cap
tain's cabin. The trouble was quelled
in an hour without the police firing a
shot. The police left the vessel after
driving the whites below decks and
waiting till they had gone to sleep.
The negroes remained on deck
guarding the captain,
The fight had been almost continu-
GUS since the freighter dropped
anchor Saturday night and had been
brewing since she left Boulogne.
twelve days previously. Captain
Bothby's version vas that the whites
had an idea. that he was
favortng negroes in the distribution
of work and the trouble eliminated
when they vowed to get him.. None
of the combatants was seriously in
jured and the captain said he desired
M a rroSfa q, made -raF .HyEh .".g
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
Nation HOnOrs
Lafayette And
Great Battle

~ K->-spvM.1, c..Aac IU.. q 4" ....-A...
Wv 80, oepl. .T4he country
today celebrates Lafayatte-Marne day.
Many cities have arranged civic cere-
nnori . nronr, s.. "a, To.
n,arts tha MN - I q .,s. tha
aavansh a~nrjnsr.ar - 800 ar.t X IN
~ i nrra Il ,S,t eAs 10. 'Ass9
a. IN ! a,srnYa 80 IN ~.
vaa I ~ Ia - ust,a a.v netienait,am
s,nitt.sA anna,,aoeS ..a.,,a ~ ~
3thas eassar =. ~ pa wvu.a " III .yu.u y
: non,ittao q ~ ". 80 onias ~
~. se4n'AA N'' - dNs8SS - - AeAH
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
ESCAPES'DURINC
BASEBALL GAME
Bandit Makes Good Prom,
Use g Judge Who Sent
enced Him.

Tacoma, Sept. 6.-Roy Gardner,
train bandit, who escaped yesterday
from the federal prison in Mcneil
Island, near here: during a break in
which one prisoner was killed, has,
succeeded In reaching the main land
one mile away prison guards and 9TH.
ers declared today when their search
of the island had failed to reveal the
missing man.
This was Gardner's fourth break
for liberty. each time under sensa-
tional circumstances.
He escaped yesterday during prog
ress of g. baseball game in the prison.
grounds. Everett 1mpyn, former
Camp Lewis. soldier serving a life
sentence for statutory offense, was
shot and killed by guards as he fed
with Gardner. Lawardus Bogart, an
other prisoner. was recaptured after
he had been wounded by rifle fire.
Bogart, who was sentenced with
Impyn from Camp Lewis is not ex-
pected to live.
Made for Fence.
During a tense moment in the
baseball game. Gardner, Impyn ana
Bogart made for the prison fence.
Gardner succeeded in cutting the
wire with a pair Of wire cutters and
passed through, but his companions
were shot down.
Gardner Is "a years old. He was
arrested in San Diego, CAL, in 1890
and confessed to robbery Of a, mail
truck when $4,000 wa stolen. He
escaped from the San Diego Jail, was
/! recaptured and again escaped. this
time near Portland en- route to serve
his sentence in Mcneil island.
On May 10, 1921, the Pacific Linn
tied of the Southern Pacific railway,
was held up at New Castle, Cal, and
securities worth s175,0 900 taken.
Gardner was captured It Roseville,
Cal, q few days later as he sat in a
poker game. He confessed to this
robbery upon urgence of his wife who
resides at Napa, CAL, with their
child.
Promised to Escape.
Taken before United States District
Judge William v. Van Fleet, for sen.
tence Gardner told the judge he
would again escape and he made
good his boast, when he shackeled
his guard and escaped from a train
while on his way to the northern pri-
son.
This time he was captured at Cen
tralia, WASH, and finally landed be-
hind the bars. only to make his
fourth spectacular break for free
dom.
Gardner frequently has boasted
that in all his experience he never in.
jured any person. r
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
Indiana Voting On
Amendments To The
State Constitution

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. e.--Thir-
teen proposed amendments to the
constitution Of the state OF Indiana
are being voted on at a special cleo
ton today.
prominent in public discussion pre-
cedinE today's election. One au-
thorizes the legislature to establish a
System Of taxation" another calls
for a state income tax.
Other amendments offered make
negroes eligible to serve in the mil
itia. permit the governor to veto in
dividual items in appropriation bills.
extend terms of all state officials ex-
cept judges and of prosecuting at
torneys from two to our years. SINH
larly extend term Of county officials
with provision that none shall be
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06

Mrs. Ogilvie Gordon, one of Brit
aims foremost women scientists, has
accepted an invitation to become
fcandidate for Parliament in the next
Eelection.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
LAWS OF
HUMAN ORIGIN, IS
VIEW OF MINISTER

Cambridge, Eng, Sept. 6.-Sab>
ba%tarianism had a very materialistic
origin, according to Canon Glaze
brook. well-known local cleric.
He told the Modern Churchman's
congress here that the multitude
wanted to make sure of one days
holiday a week and the church grad
ually gave in to outside pressure. He
said 1t was the ingenious humbug of
t~heologians in difficulties.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
FIGHTING
" ENTIRE GREEK ARMY
BEING HARD PRESSED

Smyrna, Sept. 5.-Mustapha KEN
al Pasha. leader of the Turkish Ma
tionalists Is fighting steadily against
the entire Greek army in his last at
tempt to save Angora. His army is
continually being pressed by the
Greeks, who now are only forty miles
from the nationalist capital.
The Turkish losses have been ex-
ceedingly heavy. Those OF the Greeks
are comparatively small.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
Body Found At Mandan
Is Not Yet Identified

Mandan, N. D., Sept. 6.-The body
of a transient, which. cut in two and
horribly mangled, was found about
100 yards west Of the railroad bridge
by another transient, has not been
identified. +
Finding of a notebook in the dead
mans pocketbook, bearing the name
Of H.. H%alverson. Ogden, Utah. led
officials to believe that the name OF
the dead man. No reply has been
received from efforts made to verify
his identity.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
C~leopatra's method

cleopatrz knew this secret. She
observed ) daily ceremonious cleans
ing, as the ruins Of her sumptuous
marble bath testify. The cleansers she
used were the anne you may have to-
day, palm and olive oil.
For these Identifying oils are scien-
tiiealiy blended in famous Palmolivs
Soap. They give il miidness, wonder
full soothing qualities, profuse, creamy
and refreshing lather.
Cleansing with Palmoliye il ! beauty
treatment In itself with no danger Of
roughness or irritation. No woman
should ny her skin 10 too sensitive 10
use sap until she aies Palmolivs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06

other proposition sto estAbli1ti ~.
7cations for admissinpgtdJt III sYfac61ces
lot law. Heretofors the Indiana
has been withoutt this ac,istoMaryp
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
THIEVES GET

Mankato, Mimi. Sept. 6.-Thieves
gained entrance through a rear door
and basement to the Stan A. Smith
jewelry store Of this city last night
and got away with about $500 in
diamonds and other jewelry which
had been left on display in a show
window.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
SCHOOL DISTRICT
WITHOUT PUPILS

LaPorte City, Ia, Sept Ga school
district without pupils Is disclosed in
reports by school officers to- H. c.
Moeller, county superintendent OF
Black Hawk county.
The school district is number four,
Big Creek township, in the southern
part OF the county, and a census
shows that there is not one child Of
school age, 1ve to twenty-one years.
lows laws do not permit any out
side powers4tos force this district to
join with another district. Hence this
district Is hailed az the taxpayers
the tax Is comparatively light.
q. M: Myers OF. LaPorte City, sec
rotary Of the district. reports that
there Is no school building. no
teacher. no school board, no tax, no
report the school district 81 an entity
almost without existence, No one IN
the district is deaf or dumb or blind.
There is hut Il freeholder living on
his land In the district with his wife,
and they have no children. The few
other residents are tenant farmers
without children.
Years ago q school VAS maintained,
but most of the pupils came over the
line In Benton county. Since that
time no one has attacked the legality
or district number four, and 3 It
continues its lifeless life or deathless
The records 81 the county superin-
tendent must each year contain the
report Of district number four, but
pupils, no school, nothing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
District No. s.

O.. p. Olson, Argyle. Minn....
Lillian Tinkham, Crookston &.
Josephine Sullivan, e. g. F..
Mrs. Earle, 4. Capes, e F. F..
Norman O. Nelson, Fertile ).
Margaret Goodrich, Green
bush, MINI. .........!....
A. A.. Haugen, Thief River
Evening star., 1921-05-25
pRATHER g. ROBINSON,
CHAS. D. SAGER,
o23 18th St. NV.
Main SO.

Main Az.
Somerset, Md.
Corner home in this desirable suburb; only
one block from cars. Their. are eight rooms
and bath; hot-air heat: electric lights: porches
lot 100 IT. front. Price. S.. 900: very reason
able terms: possession.
Massachusetts Ave. NE.
A six room and bath brick home. right at
Stanton Park. The house has hot water heat
is in excellent condition throughout. Price.
Southeast.
On 3rd st. Sc, opposite Garfield Park. Two.
story and cellar brick home: six rooms: fur
mace heat. Price. $4,000
Vacant-For Colored.
Two story brick home OF hve rooms. reccp.
tion hall and hath; near Howard University
Price 50 500: terms.
ROBINSON,
18th and New York Ave.
Evening star., 1921-05-25


Chevy Chase, D. G.
Near Connecticut ave: splendid detached
home containing eight rooms and bath: hot
water heat: electric lights: sleeping porch:
ha -dwood floors; open ir"piare; house in per
fee! condition; prOmp. possession. Price. W.
900
BrOOkland.
4 beautiful semi bungalow OF seven rooms:
all m"iern improvements; beautiful lawn; most
reasonably priced. $3.50 Lot 5Ox14O.
North Columbia Heights.
Owner must sell before June l. There are
seven beautiful rooms: reception hall and bath !:
large yard. P-icc, Sc. 80
Near East Capitol St.
This six room and bath brick home has been
greatly reduced in price for quick sale. Price.
81. $50; very easy terms.
PRATHER &
5l4-15-16 Bond Building.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
FOR SALE-HOUSEs

Florida Ave Near North Capitol.
A sx-room and bath brick house in good
condition; conveniently located; cellar. yard .
tweIvc,foot alley. Possession: terms. Price
$4.:N0.
Main COB. Evenings, FIR. 42f.
Near 1lth and Park Road.
very attractive six-ro9m and bath brick
house having furnace. gas. long yard to alley.
Possession: terms Price, s.. 900.
ELLERSON & WEMILE. 134 10Th ST. NV
Main 6O3. Evenings, FIR. 4.4
9th st. Northeast. \r. East Cap.
well built nine. and bath brick hoI.se: ::
hot water heat. electricity: arranged for three
families; garage for three ears. This property
is in excellent condition. Price, $500
ELLERSON 4 WEMPLE. 13i 10Th st. NV
Main GD3. Evenings. Fr. 42I
Near 9th and Mass. Ave. NE.
An attractive six room and bath brick house !:
hot water heat, electric lights: newly papered
and painted Yard 10 alley. Easy terms.
Possession. Terms, $7.IW.
ELLERSON & WEMPLE. 134 18th St NV.
Main t,3. Evenings, Fr. 424
Chevy Chase, ID. c.
A most attractive nine room and two ha tn
house: corner. detached: hot water heat, cleo
trio lights: garage. Possession; terms. Price.
SiI..NO
ELLERSoN & WEMPLE 7s4 18th ST. NV
A-ln 6o3. Evenings, FIR. "A.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

SlO.5OO-7-ROOM BRICK.
semi-detached; Chevy Chase,
y. c., near Connecticut ave. :;
tiled bath, screened and glassed
porches. strictly modern and ex-
cellent condition. For further
particulars phone Clev. 15OS-J.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

wOI'I.D LIKE Tp SELL $500 EQUITY IN
lot at Chevy Chase, will exchange. What
have you: Address Box 1:Ss h. Star Office. n
II SUC WANT \ COUNTRY HOME. IN A
healthy. high section, noted water. on car line.
inspect the Beavers property. Paeonian Springs,
I1od1un CO. Va: poS>eSsion: very low price.
terms; what have YOU 10 oher IN trade
The owner cannot arrange matters to occupy
Z hence a barSa in To- II dealt imme
dIstri,. y. l.. Hlu\ 60, lac. H:5 r ST.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
IN BERNHN MD.

FOR SALE-
IN BERN HN. MD.
An ideal suburban home. consisting OF seven
large, we'll pa ~ rH'':ts. ~ 81 rHants'
r.arrs hnp la TN i,.; basement: Ho-"atcr heat.
electric lights and a., biEr:ic electric well
watr- sysrn: oI,.n D-ei'.''.' and fia" poultry
house: eic.:r raiiy ligh,e!. ."tD.rh OG iars"
~ornc: lot. nearly half acre: surrounded on
,hr-. sides with beautiful lawr, shade and
s,r r..i,,ery: one block from B Il % station
and Two blocks from electric cars, ami only
four blocks or the WnShngIcn and Baltimore
boulevard VIII sell a. bargain. For inspec-
tion permit. ferm- .tr.. address.
GEO Il GAyIGE. Real Estate Builder,
Brrwyp. Md.
Or phone Wells Doug store. Feruyn ~ 26s
RIVER SHACK MAR ,'AEI% JOHN: TEN
minutes from cars: ;hr." Iacs" rooms:
screened sleeping porch: good swimming: best
fishing on river at fr"E, door; tent; canoe;
immediate possession. Can Columbia i4l. 26'
ONLY 5000 CASH.
Dutch colonial home. built by architect for
own use will lie sold by owner on excrprionn!
terms for quick sale. IL minutes .,um center
II town un good trolley. : rooms. bath. glass
incIosrd sleeping porch. iirin: -,sm IL 10y II.
large lot RrBN LIE MINAR. il2 EvaEs
bldg. Main il@i. -.--- 3us
s.. .ooO-IDEAL HoME,IS KENsINGrON. y
rooms modern hath: large lot Many
fruit trees It's just the dearest
home for the cheapest price.
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO.,
Evening star., 1921-05-25

500 MacOmb Street.
One "f the most attractive detached homes in
Cleveland Park. containing eleven rooms, three
baths. five masters bedrooms and two baths
on second floor house built by owner by day
labor: exceptionally we'll constructed: all room :
spac"nS and bright lot iON131. well planted
with flowers and shrubs. Owner. leaving city.
has priced property reasonably.
.5S1O 18th Street NV.
Attractive home. six rooms and tile bath ::
hnt-watcr neat: electric light wide double
;orci"S: house wei! >"t back from street and
has large attractive front yard unusually deep
lot. Price. Sl1.oOO: liberal di iscount for cash.
4llO 4th St. NV.
Attractive detached HON" containing six liv-
able rooms AM! ti!r bath: hot-water heat: cleo
;r;c light: lot tOAlOu to wide paved alley {:
l,ni:s, wrIl constructed and located in desirable"
n"ivhior;,ond constantly improving in value:
,r-n"r has loft city and for Immediate sale ha :
.,,rch prir" I" $1,000.
Inspection OF the Above
Evening star., 1921-05-25
CHAS. y. SAGER,
923 18th St. NV.

~ 1olIl ~. AN.tt.
e.
Six-room home facing beauti-
full government park: electric lights; house in
perfect condition throughout. Price, $1,000
Terms. Immediate possession can be given.
!.
Within one square of Dupont
Circle. Attractive 12-room and .-huth home.
Price. $1,000. An opportunity TO locate in
the rity's most exclusive residential section.
Immediate possession
Excellent eight-room home in
best northeast section: hot water heat; nice
back yard Price, $3.50. Reasonable terms
ran he arranged.
9.
In 10th St. Heights. Beauti-
full 10 room and cbath home; hot-water heat:
electric lights; hardwood floors: open fireplace
garage. Price, $13, 800: 81, 900 cash and easy
monthly payments. Now vacant
In PetWOrth. Six-room and
hath home; hot-water heat; electric lights;
hardwood floors: large lot to 1j-ft. alley Can
be sold on $3.50 cash; balance monthly
SAGER,
St NV
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Main 80, Main 81.

Beautiful downtown location !;
unusually attractive 14-room home with steam
heat and electric lights: opportunity I"
buy !, modern. well arranged rOOming house in
nm ideal location Owner refused x15. 900 six
months ago. For special reasons will now sell
2.
Near Lincoln Park. Splendid
S-room home two floors: rooms are OK
ceptionally large: cellar under entire house:
double back porches. Price. 1000 Small
cash payment. balance monthly.
3.
Beautiful corner home on
Rhode Island avenue near North Capitol: con
tains { rooms and bath: hot water heat; cleo
tric lights Price. $4,000. An excellent buy.
4.
On BiltmOre street between
10Th and 10Th NV. rooms and baths hot
water heat; electric lights. Price. $4,000
5.
On Columbia rd. NV. Spler-
did lO-room and 2-bath home; hot water heat;
electric lights; plenty of room for garage
Prire. $13,500. Immediate possession can be
given.
ruAC +
Evening star., 1921-05-25

1888 Irving St. NV.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park. delightful
semi detached hnn" of ten rooms and two
baths: III modern ronvcnirncrs: in excellent
condition and ready for immediate occupancy
lot .3x11I: Onehaf S,I:iar" from ear lin" in
ono Of III" mos: desirable sections Of Mt. Pleas
ant. Price. $l4,!D0.
4SO5 Iowa Ave. NV.
In Saur> Addition. desirable" bungalow of
rooms and tile bath electric light hot
water heat: large inrloSrd sleeping porch: two
car garage in rear Of lot 30Al0O The desirable
location of this property and its convenience 10
18th st. car line make it unusual offering.
4.324 9Th st. NV.
Well constructed detached home of eight
rooms and tile bath: hnt-water heat: in very
desirable neighlori,Ood I;ir:" lot TO wild" alley
1t is unusual to fnd :. home OF this desirable
arrangement and construction reasonably
priced. Price. $3.50.
roperties by Permit Only.
I U S T,
q Accent
Evening star., 1921-05-25
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. NC


1854 II 81. NV.
Cleveland Park.
Price. s23 beautiful home of the center
hall plan, entirely detached; in one OF
the best sections of the Park. 1t con-
tains II rooms. baths; is thoroughly
modern throughout. and the lot has
frontage Of 66 IT,. with q two-car garage
the rear.
Two-Family Apt.
Price. 81 s3o-Located conveniently in Colum-
bia Heights. This is a dandy corner
building having side light. and the first
floor apt. contains five rooms and bath
and the second floor has seven rooms
and bath. Two-story rear porches, sepa-
rate cellars. heating plants and yards.
Reasonable cash payment.
Alta Vista. Md.
Price S11 5OO-An ideal suburban home in this
desirable suburb. 1t contains seven
rooms and bath, with modern improve
ments. has two unusually large porches.
garage: the house is in perfect condi-
tion. and the grounds are most attrae-
tive, with plenty Of shrubbery, shade
trees. fruit and garden, comprising three
quarters Of an acre.
Park View.
Price. 9.s5o-s75o cash will be accepted on
this practically new house Of six rooms
and bath. colonial style. having hot
floors. front and sleeping porches. and
also has a good back yard with plenty
of room for q garage.
n T
Evening star., 1921-05-25

CLEVELAND PARK-s-ROOM; SLEEPING
and breakfast porch: garage; practically new;
government official leaving town: no brokers;
So. 900 cash: monthly payments. $s5. Address
Box .1c-k, Star office. rs
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Takoma Park-Bungalow: > rooms and bath
two extra rooms finished if desired: h. W.
elec ami: hardwood and chestnut trim
open fireplace sleeping porch. breakfast porch
near 14th st. car line. $3.50. Terms ar
ranged.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Takoma Park-BUngal1w: rooms and bath
clec.: ami: open fireplace: lot 50x115x156;
garage $3.50 $1.i1W cash. 500 month.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

67 FLA. AVE. N.w.-S ROOMS: H.-w
heat: bargain for quick sale: $1,000 cash
Call Main 6935. Owner.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

East HyattsvilIe-New bungalow: ; rooms
and bath: elec.; conservatory. garden. 81. 100.
$500 cash $40 month.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

LINCOLN PARK.
A delightful home that we take pleasure IN
showing Of airy rooms. bath; hot-water heat !:
electric lights: hardwood flooring; room ior
do,st,!c garage This is a little beauty. Price
right Phone for statesmen to inspect this home'
US il will not remain long.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC,
Main 49,. tO4 1Stn NV.