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HAYS neutral IN
20. Clerks Fight
Declines to Help Stamp Out A,
E. Of l. Union to Aid
Rival Body.

Charging that the National Fedora
tien Of Postal Clerks, which 10 anil
tatsd with the American Federation
OF Labor. wss adopting tactics sub
vsraits Of discipline and morale. mem
bers OF twelve Of the largest branch
% OF the United National Association
OF PoatAl Clerks ,srepresenting . men,
befship OF 5000. yesterday person
aiiv requested Postmaster General
Kaye assistance In stamping out the
rival organization.
During the conference with Hays
the Representatives said that post.
Offices in New York. Chicago and
other cities were being flooded with
union literature. The clerks resented
the charge that they were In favor
Of the "One Big Union" idea, or that
they favored afiliation with outside
organizations.
Mr.. Hays said in reply that the
affiliated and unaffiliated stood the
same with him: that he proposed to
give everybody square deal. and
that 1t was his wish to place the
postal service strictly on q merit
basis.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
What's Doing; Where; When


Convention-National League OF Masooie
Clubs. Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue northwest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF General Contrac-
tors. Washington Hotel. 10 a. m.
gfneers. Bureau Of Standards, 10 Q. m.
Annual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS District
Epworth League, Metropolitan N. Il. Church
John Marshall place and Q street northwest
. p. m.
Annual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Collegiate
Schools OF Architecture. National Museum
Band concert-United States Marine Band
Band cencer.s6. 5. soldiers HON. Band.
Mestins-AtIsntic District of the women's
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society,
Emmanuel Baptist Church. $50 p m.
citation, All Souls Church. Cathedral avenue
northwest. . o. m.
Address-Mrs. Ethel spaldins Slater.
Entertainment and Toy shower-washins.
ton Hadassah Chapter. Grover Cleveland
School, Eighth and T streets northwest. 100
Meeting-Nationai Association for the "a
vancernent OF Cclored People, Twelfth Street
Branch, Y. NJ. G, A., sp. m.
Count Vincent de wierxbioii. s p. m.
Joint MISUNDERSTANDING and District OF
Columbia Sections OF the American College OF
Meetins--capitoi Hin Literary Society. 22s
Eighth street northeast s p. m.
Card Psry-sarsh St Clair Chapter. ID. A.
r.. Harrington Hotel, s p m.
Mectinx-Day Nursery Associs ton OF wash
ington. Ebbitt Hotel, 10 q. m.
Addrese-James W Mellon, vice comma nder
Of the National Disabled Soldiers League,
City Club forum, p. m.
IIecture-''wnd Flowers Around Washing.
ton," Albert A. Hansen. Bureau of Plant
Industry. Public Library. p. m.
Meeting-Rotary Club, Willard Hotel, 1880
p. m.
Illustrated Lccture-Mme. Jaime @. de
veyrs, Spanish American Atheneum. Thom.
son School, Twelfth and l. streets north.
vert. $40 p. m.
Acknowledgement Society OF washing.
ton, Cosmos Club. y. m.
Polo Game--Freebooters and Fort Myer
third team, Potomac Park. D. m.
Baseball Gsme-Csthoiic University 70.
0sltaudet College, Kendall Green, 3: 40 p. m.
observation-disclosures Institute Of Arch
itsoAs. NAxknAsl Museum. 10 q m.
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Meeting--Medical Society Of the District
Of Columbia, Medical Society building. .
Mee,ins-Men Of Blssssd Sacrament
Pennsyivania aysnue northwest. Sp. m
and Internationsi literary Assoeisdsa.
'' Moyin. .'rfst ss.av;.s OF. Of Life.
Park View School, .. m.
TOMORROW.
Convention--Nstional League Of Mascsfe
and New York avena. north.ssf.
tractors. w.shinston Hotel iea
Hanuai conSsntionPw ss,; ston p,ssrs,t
Church. John MARSHALL place ana G direct
Neutrality-suspicious. Lincoln cpu.esi,
Of the Irish RspuSiie. iSsI | street nortS-
Meeting @caiiforni. stat. Ass.ei.t,sn,
Thomson school. Twelfth and L streets
Address-Prot. Charles st, Jshn chusb,
Wallis Cafe. Twelfth and 9 streets north
Reeeption,1Men's Club of St Marks
Parish, parish hall. Third and A streets
southeast. SD. m.
resesers ASCOT: ton. seventh saSi asa Q
streets northwest. ,. m.
Luncheon---Kivsnis Club. wsshiAgteD
Hotel. 1850 p. m,
Meetins-Kit Carson Post, No. 2. De-
partment of the Potomac, q. A. R.. 1tl7
Pennsyivsnia avenue northwest, p. N.
Address--Congressman II. s. Ward OF
North Carolina. Trinity Mems Club. Trim
lily Community House, Third and c streets
northwest, p. m.
Second Annusi Architectural nshibitisp
American Institute Of Architects Ma
tionsl Museum e;2o p. m.
Business session-Atiantic District cf
the women's American Baptist Foreign
Missionary Society, Calvary Baptist
Church. 8 p. m.
Meetin s-.Cncpiesi Society Of wsshiss-
ton. Cosmpr Club. y. m.
Address enstor Thomas Helm Of Ala
bsnna giris ~ Wv building. Goyerpment
II teL Sp m.
Meeting--wsshington Council Ne -
National Union Assurance society. 1871 -
street northwest. . o. m
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LUDENDORFF SEES
! LEN|N AS CATSPAW
Boche General Tells How Red
Chief Was Used BY
Germans,

BERLIN. May 10.-Gsu. LslaAlora
has contributed to the Nllitasr week.
enbiatt (under the HshsnsolIerps TIE
official organ OF the PrusSiAs Array
an article headed ',Ntcsssity 10 War
setting forth why the Gsrtnaa dow.
eminent not only permitted but fic.is-
tatsd the return Of Lsnin and other
Bolshsvist leaders from switxeriand
to Russia LudendorR writes:
while ] did not oppese the schan-
cellor's plan OF bringing Leni0 ana
others to Sweden---it was In April or
May. 1917. II my memory serves ne
right--the situation was this:
broke out In Russia in March, aud
the Gear was overthrow ~ the ailiss
when he was inclined to make psaeo.
II was to be expected and SUBSEQUENT
events bore out that assumption that
the parties that had come to power
under such circumsts noes would not
make peace. but attempt to carry
through the war. n
ION the other hand. the rsvsKiti IN
meant such a diminuttoh Of B6ssias
lighting power that the (dermanl
high command was justineA into Svp-
Ing that the Russian army could b.
shaken by continuous attacks mn.il
1t wished for peace. But q sad CIR
cumstance) they (meanine the Ger
man high commahd) hsa to rely on
small forces.
THE sooner And more dAcislvsiy
Russia broke down the more favor
able would be such q result on ac-
count OF the re-enforcemsnts the en.
tente could receive from America. The
Russian revolution had crested an
opportunity for succeSsfully attack
ing the entente in the West after
peace was concluded with Russia. .
situation which was out Of the quea-
tion q short while beforA
The Chancellor evidently honed for
a more rapid development OF the Rus
sian revolution and peace movement
in case Lenin was enabled to reach
Sweden. Accordingly. quick REDUCTION
Of Russia's nghting power was the
deciding consideration a. far ~ the
high command was concerned.
"At that time the high commaud
was not aware who had sugesstsd 10
the chancellor to bring Lsniu to
Sweden II was assumed the advice
came from Socialists, who then
very openly. / am sorry to ststs-
worked for peace. Up to that time
the High Command did not know
Lenin, hardly had heard his name.
But that hope THAT Lenin's return
to Russia via sweden would weaken
the Russian army was realised.
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CANADA OASIS TObE
MECCA Of TOURISTS

VANCOUVER b. c. May 11.-HAv-
ing monopoly Of fortified moisturs
from the Pacific to the st. LAwrsaee.
and from Mexico to the Yukon, the
government of British Columtia
which under the new moderstion act.
will open up as sole purveysr Of
everything from beer to CHAMPAGNE
In the province. May I next. proposes
that tourists coming to this alcoholic
oasis from surrou nding desert Areas
to refresh themselves shall pay for
the privilege and then pay some mere
2 To begin with. the government has
no intention Of allowing any repro
duction, by tourists or anybody else,
Of the old brass footraii conditions
The resident must pay IS a year for q
permit to buy liquor at the govern
ment store and 60 to jail for six
months IL he buys II anywhere else.
This latter condition also applies TO
the tourist. but his permit. which
costs IS dollars also, Is good for a
fortnight only.
Having bought his package. tie
purchaser must take IT away. oatside
and not inside hts person. II 4 resi-
dent, he goes home with the precious
cargo. II tourist, he may take II to
his hotel room. The only persons who
are allowed to have liquor in hotel
rooms are bona hde registered guests.
The wanderer who parks his car out
in the suburbs and camps In IL must
do without liquid sustenance stronger
than coffee. Liquor cannot be con-
sumed in q public place to which IN
automobile may so except 4 private
garage. is a public place.
Festive tourists have hitherto found
that even under the prohibition Law
the beer supplied by the ncar-H~sr
bars was OF q distinctly cheering
quality. Residents had already found
II out and near-teer bars have flour
ished accordingly. All that is aboat
to disappear. Near-beer has been
abolished by statute.
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ONzACA ALUMNI HOLD
CET-TOCETHER SMOKER
Vaudeville and Boxing Bouts
Feature Entertainment.

More than 500 members OF the
Gonsaga College Alumni Association
attended the first "get-together smoke
talk" at the college. North Capitol
and streets last night.
A vaudeville entertainment WAS
furnished by Thomas A. Cantwell,
Bert Costello. the Aloysius quartet.
John J. German. Al MuIroe. Dave
Weinberg. George Cowles. Leslie
Duty and Edward Mccarthy. FRANKIE
Mann. local night promoter, staged
several three-round bouts between
Washington lighters for the tenefit
of the members OF the association.
Music was furnished by the Con-
zaga College band and speeches were
delivered by the Rev. Paul r Goa
min. s. j.. president OF Gonzaga Col
Iege; the Rev. Charles Davey. 8. j.,
and Francis r. Hurley. president of
the alumni association. The commit-
tee In charge OF the affair consisted
of Walter !. Plant, chairman: Owen
J. Cleary. Charles Ford, Henry i.
Quinn. Joseph b. Fitzgerald. and Will
liam Blake.
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
Realtors.

So, 950-Near LIST and w SITS. N. w.
Six rooms snd tiled bath; hot-vster heat;
strictly, colonial porches. hardwood par
qustry doors: very reasonable ormA A
snap for q quick buyer. Immediate pos
session.
Price, $5,250-Near 9Th and North
Carolina Ave. 8. e.
Substantially built dwelling. rooms and
bath; convenient to two car lines. stores,
etc Possession within short time.
ONLY $500 CASH AS INITIAL PAYMENT
Price, $4,400-Near 7th and X Sts
N. f.
We'll located home having six rooms
and bath; very nice neighborhood: nice lot
to alley. Only $3.50 cash.
STONE &
M. 1882
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TAFT BELIEVES JUDGES
SHOULD WEAR GOWNS

BOSTON, May ia beneficial
moral effect is lost both on culprits
before the bar and on spectators when
judges do not wear gowns. William
Howard Taft said yesterday In an ad
dress At the Bostoon University School
of Law.
Judges should wear gowns for their
impression on observers. he asserted
In parts OF the West where judges
are said to sit with their feet on
desks and smooke black cigars there
may be a great deal more comfort
but there is a great loss of prestige,
Mr.. Taft added.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
LEWIS BUILT HOMES.
REDUCTION YEAR

Can you hnd anything else con-
nected with housing In any way
Whatsoever that has made q reduction
like this7 n you 60 out to purchase
new home can you find one priced
at 40 per cent less than they asked n
year ago? IL you attempt to buy any
tion Of a new home, do you know Of
any material that you can buy at a re-
duction anything like 20 per cent?
The Lewis Manufacturing Company
has undoubtedly done more TO help
the> housing situation than any other
one concern. The Lewis Ready-Cut
System saves three-fourths OF the
worry. one-hak of the time. and
one-third Of the cost OF building over
any other way. The Lewis Manufsc-
turing Company 10 the only ready-cut
concern having an authorized repre-
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Price, $4,6o0-Near 10th and F Sta
N. e.
A detached houss. havtng . rooms am
bath: lot +sxise Possession oaiy s7ts
cash.
Price. $5,S00-Convsnient to Union
Station and City Postofflce.
A dandy x-room and hath brick dwell
Ing; good heating plant Possession Opiy
tsse cash. balance on easy menthly pay
msnts.
Price, $6.160-Nsar LIST and Rhode
Island Ave.
colonial porch heuss In geed oondi-
ton: sfx rooms and BATH; spiendid heetins
occspsnt win give psssess'on. Only ssss
cash required.
FAIRFAX.
1912 N. Y. Ave.
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MEDALS FOR MILITARY
ONLY, WEEKS new RULE

No recommendations for the award
Of DISTINGUISHED Service Crosses and
Distinguished Service Medals to civ.
Ilians will be made to the President
by Secretary of War Weeks. he said
today. Such medals. Secretary Weeks
said. he considered to be peculiarly
the reward Of military men for milf
tary service.
In awarding medals to some Off
GERS, Secretary Weeks expressed dis
approval OF the policy followed by the
previous Administration in awarding
medals to civilians.
Bernard M. Baruch, Henry p. Davi-
son and a number OF "dollar-a-year''
men were thus honored by the former
Administration.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE.

The United States Government will offer
for sale at public auction at East Potomac
Park. ID. c., on May -. 1921. for cash to
the highest bidder. twenty -seven (,7) tenn
porary buildings OF frame construction. In
spsction of these buildings invited. sale
commences at 1000 a. m.
For particulars apply to QuarteYms ster
supply o6fcer. Washington General Inter-
mediate Depot. 18th & r streets. N. W..
Washington, ID. &.
At washinEton Barracks. d. C, twelve
r2) temporary buildings OF frame con-
struction. Sale begins see y. m. May "a.
master. Warrington Bsrrseks d. c,
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Main AS

SOUTHEAST
Sc, 500. 00-Reasonable terms.
An excellently planned homo Of 9 rooms
and bath modern heating plant, hardwood
noors and trim. In best section of southeast:
large lot. room for garage: faces beautiful
park.
HOLMEAD PLACE
IS, 00O. 00-Cash, $1,000.
We have an exceptionally good value In
this splendid brick home In this exclusive
section. It contains rooms and bath, mod
ern heating plant, electric lights hardwood
hoors and trim: good lot and q double
garage.
RIGGS ST. WEST OF 18th.
81, 800. 00-Cash, $1,500.00.
real value In this splendid section,
house containing 10 rooua baths. modern
heating plant, electric lightA newly pa
pered and painted Throughout; largo lot, with
hne trees, to wide alley. Don't fail TO see
this property.
NEAR EAGLE GATE,
SOLDIERS HOME.
$11 SOC. 00-Cash, 81, 500.
splendid s-room and bath corner house
In this bsautiful section; hot water heat,
electric lights. hardwood noors and trim; a
This Is q Johnson-built home, brand nee,
the only one left In this row.
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HOTrsRs FOE sALR

Hoo1s ED ssIk ~ ~. .Ss -! -. !5 ~;
nsr propsrsy il the u, 4. for ale. NOD
srn In every reepsct hot-vetef heet. 90,
electric lights, pofohss kpiit-ln oer3ts.
K yoa wsht home thai Y . hose -
f nav. 4 srs.t msay esns' Tor ssi. q
!. D. GARNAN
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
Frauklin 3o98.
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F. NJ JOHNSON REALTY COMPANY
lilo Connecticut Avenue

NORTHEAST.
$3.50. 00-Reasonable terms.
An attractive s-room and bath brick, con-
tains rooma and bath. hot-wAter heal,
electric lights. newly papsred and painted: in
. good white section.
NORTHEAST.
81, SOC. 00-Cash, 100000.
This splendid little home IL occupied by
the owners, who purchased II from the
builders and have kept It in first-class con-
dition. II has six good rooms and bath q
eiass-enclosed sleeping porch. good lot to
alley. sarage. This house Ia thoroughly mod
ern and worth your inspection.
NORTHEAST.
$4,750. O0-Terms.
most attractive home Of rooms and
bath. on q splendid street, In q strictly
white section. You will b surprised whom
you see IT, for you would never expect to
purchase . home like this At this low price.
GEORGETOWN.
$6,500.00. ....J
On one Of the best residential streets in
home Of 8 rooms and bath. modern heating
plant newly papered throughout and in ex-
ceilent repair. This is being sold at q pre-
var price to settle an estate.
F. M. JOHNSON
ITO Connecticut Avenue
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sentative and giving personal service in
this locality.
Note this most important fact: We
guarantee purchasers against reduc-
ton prior to January LIST, 1922. Gan
you buy anything in the way Of =
home OF any other concern which will
make q guarantee that " the price OF
that home drops between this and {
first of the year that they will rebate
to you the difference in the price YOU
pay now and the new price Msny
people have been waiting pa ticntIy for
conditions to mend sufficiently for
them to be able to proceed with tho
erection of their Lewis built Homa,
and that time has now Undoubtedly
= arrived. The money situation is mucn
improved, and the labor situation Ala
We can OFFER some financial assis..
ance to those whose situation justi-
hes
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
DauQherty Nominates Two.

Attorney General Daugherty today
recommended to the President the ap-
pointment of w. w. Hoppin of New
York as Assistant Attorney General
In charge of customs and OF w. T..
Lamb of Chicago to be solicitor of
the Department of Commerce
The Washington times., 1921-05-11

New four.room bungalow, bath. electric
~, gas. cellar. furnace; . lots; price.
!.;5sei cash $3.50; bal. so per month or or
est Possession at once. Apply
ERNEST H. SHINN,
3611 saith St, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Hyattsville 1861.
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WE ARE PREPARED T
COURTEOUS SERVICE TO e
LIST HAS BEEN RECENTLY
PATRONS THE BENEFIT OF
"LET US KNOW YOUR w
PRICE, ts.ise--wpsT OF 18th ST;
..o w,s'' si,es e e:ss &c ss,.iniss
sion can b given.
PRICE. sis.Seo-sAUL's ADDITION,
story b, e is sa.isias; i prs.esse.i. me-.
electric iisht.. concrete porchss; dou-
BILE brick garage.
PhICn, sie.sse-oN WIDE AVENUE.
In nice residential block In nortn-
west. An individually built home. con-
teining : rooms and bath. hot.wstsr
PRICE. eis.ses--cLosn TO WALTER
REnD HOSPITAL GROUND.
Attractive dstschsd home: eontsn-
water heat. electric fights: double "a
rage. Lot 4SxsE feet owner will con-
pRIiE. ts.sse-cENTRXL NoRrHEAsr
room. and bath. on two hoors.
PRICE. sssSs-cLosE TO DUPONT
10 room. and bath. hot..ir hsst;
Houses 1T this price are seldom found
In this desirable location.
PRICE, G.3SA--IN PETWORTH.
Colonial poFch-front dwelling. con-
tanning rooms. reception hail and
bath lot la feet dssp to an alley.
E Ehss6i s'. SSsk, or
On splendid residential block Very
desirable 2-famiiy nat building, con-
tanning and 6 rooms and bath. Lot
- feet vide. An excellent buy.
PRICE. &5,oeo-vICINITY LINCOLN
PARK.
rooms and bath, newly papsred:
good plumbing.
ALLAN E. WAL
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$3,000-TERMS TO SUIT.
NO. 22I nth ST, N. E.-s-roorh semi-de-
tachsd frame. with lot sfI10s II. II viii
make some one q comfortable home, 81
well as an Investment.
McLachlen Banking Corpn,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and a.
Main Ss2. EVENING" North 5is.
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$14,7bO.
very desirable home in Mount
Pleasant: nine nice rooms. two COM
plete baths; fine concrete cellar: built
in refrigerator. servants quarters in
cellar. fine porches: large lot; house
In frst class condition throug bout: two
blocks from Mount Pleasant car line
McKEEvER q 0O0e.
1905 Eye 1t. N. W. Main t7Sa
$4,000.
hne tapestry brick house on Color
ado svenue near 18th street, contain
ing eight rooms, two baths With all
the latest modern Improvements that
90 into nice houses, house also has
sleeping porch: copper screens and two
car garage. Let US show you this de-
lightful home.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11

SypRcspHcT 0ijR alfEk
REVISED, THUS GIVING OUR
THE VERY LATEST PRICES.
PRICE. ts.sss--ok vIps Avssys.
,s %s. ng..:s e slss ENss S.' sS
Farm. 81, ~ s.:s. ssisss. aosssls (
ss .!!I a Si;! "a! ;;:;sw.ssrns ST.
Ai9sss a.y s.rssn .ad bath Svsli-
. :si X: ss. sns.ssr Ssrass R aSa e.
heat, electric lights. inclsssd slsspinY
ssss1 Z WIKI; .i fsifl; AID
room; ana : bath,; hot-v.tsr heat
sad electric iisAta A very dssirsSls
ss r jsI,,s:s..;JHs ST. MAR
pu;so: s Sl arse 'as ss@n: :: u' soss
facing second cSmmsroteL Three.
s sss.s .,t tSa BATH Must ss sold 70
ss5SS VIII Hs, assT SECTION OF
rooms 's snS S..E wei. f': .z.s.ss sss
school. frstsrnity or boarding house.
many csS si s. scsss :. n:s, sS
PRICE. t,,.sss-coNNpcrIcur AVE.
IL rooms aad ! baths: three open
hrepiscsc; gsra9e for two cars: sleep
door. tsrosssess; .sssiisat Tor enter
PRICE. ss..iioe-suNoAIow ON n. !. AVE.
rooms and bath, het-water heat
electric lights hardwood noors, ash
trim. large porches: lot Is BY ice feet
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Cslonial brick. rooms and bath,
perches: owner occupant Will rive pos
sseston.
KER 4 CO., Inc,
f, Main 426.
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sUDuRBAN ron SALE

eQkUkQAN xY4 RAkH
a bs1stifui suburssn hepse In RivSrdais.
"a asr .s. q sssSsd Ss1 s :ssa' nee.
nsnt usdsr sntirs hossS. Pipeleas fsra ace.
City water; ssrdsn piantedi large 1ssltry
ssS:i .ss.. .ss nsS.nt ' Ssssy
&: rag. 'vf S-ls: s e,
Quick. House. newly pointed.
A. j. FERGUSON,
IDYLWOOD. VA.
r.. ss1 Ss4sS : :ss|: - sf,s ssss
s a:ssass' y s.ass SO. T.Fa r.:
''' A A. J. FERGUSON,
WASHINGTON GROVE, ND.
s = ss rsssosssis commstst.en. Splendid
sutonsbiis reed direct to this seAstsfu
/. cess.s. q ! rooms and bath, Nth
: s:s::' ana ss Z. ,, SsSlA Prize: :''s ssis
:. Corner near station: recms With
fsSs sds aHH s:s. psr chr tT lSss.'
). Corner near STATION. Two stories with
s and s e s, s90 go fs s ,s.Is
trsss. Prics. 1850. Terms eaa be ar.
ran4ed. immsdiais pssssosion can g had
s 81 any sot e The p :Sss' ls. 70 s
GAITHERsBURG, MD.
TIVE ns. t.s,s.ory. s e.. Sve,I,r ~
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
TT 18th St N. W.
Phone n. 1850, or Gaithersburg $751;.
Mt. RAINIER, ND.
J. N Ts s~sHssr As ~. a. Mss. Ma
RIVERDALE, MD.
lin. Pump Ssns < s,eh. Flush so:. 81
back porch: electricity. front and rear
Perches; lot containing sLiss sonar. feet.
tsnk. with property. some fruit and ber-
fiss. poultry house and run. Land highly
A. J. FERGUSON.
1sy Colorado bldg. Main 1881.
N:Its Tor nev s-ro re and bath buns,, ,
on iltS q carlins 500 cash &c Pin.
~ ~ near Elm ave. TAkomA' Phone c.l.
s-ROOM house. bath, water. sever. garage.
medal. rI pa...ssIoa ;'i pr f ,ssse Term.
GEORGE f. HULL,
Rockville, Nd.
BUILD up q home; sac monthly; no inter-
eat; no taxes while buying. This II real
Mra sCHwAB. az Evans bldg. 1<3e NsW
York ave N. w.
SUBURBAN FOR RENT
COTTAGE for rent. North Beach. Md. &c
com modates people. Can be scen Sun
day. May Is, 1871 By month or season
Apply Mrs W. FoRp. P1osborEh ave.
2-ST0KY bungAiow. No. ssos Blair I'd. all
modern improvements; electric lights:
large lot with garage; SIS Per month
e. II. GOTfWAL8, Owner.
Col 81 31s5 warder ct. N. W.
Chssa peake Beach. Nd. two-room and
kitchenette cottage: until June 30: res-
sonable. Phone Lincoln 1861.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
IDEAL yos su HS1'' HONE,

CLUB HOUbE. OR RU6ORT
On account Of death OF owner and 20
settle estate, widow Will dispess Of this
beautifully located property, atuAted on
Clements Bay. overlooklng same; Biacki-
stone Island and Potomac river, censisttAs
OF nns cSuter hall. plain house, master
rooms. hall rooms. dining room. kttchan.
concrete dairy. with running wstsr. aane-
lag pavilion. 2-reom cotts1s, tool hcusa,
cora crib, COW shed. etc. Ideal hshlnS.
Grabbing. oystsring and Wild game SHOOT
ine. 10 acres Of ishds-more OF ises-level.
I'll fronting water. can b undivided for
additional lots and homes. TO close the
estate VIII cell All for ,sS.es0 net. Hall
essh. bslsnce u per cant easy pAymsnte.
Address or call CLIFTON j. DAY. 2ss
FXRH Tor sals; J1i.6N; lG mlisS from
weshlnGton At caivefton. Va, en south
srn n, n; - acres clear. eighty rolling
land, acres oak and hickory timber; geod
fencing. Groom dwslling house; 1sS-ten
silo. i.see-bushsl grain house. see barrsi
buildings. This u one Of the best and
most medsrnly equipped farms In this
section Of Virginia. Apply EDW. J. sui
LIyAN. 1871 first Of. ". W.
FARM for sale hAif mile from public road ;
1ee acrss. level. 10 acres eiear. 20 IN
crops: old house. covshsd, silo and other
euildings; siH miles from Alexa ndrta- We
Inquire pt Dovs's Store on Camp Humphrey
road. $Leee. Also 1o7 acres adloiaiaG,
no improvements. ts.tst JOSEPH AATHf
Fairfax. Va