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Union Officers Charge That It's a
Trick Of Operators. to Bring
About Federal Intervention
SEC. WEEKS NTHH0LBS the TROOPS
Governor Morgan and Senator Sutherland Working
Hard To Get Matter Settled So That Danger
OfN1ore Outbreaks Is Removed

cnce OF federal troops was impera-
tiye5if law and order were to be
restored In the riot regions. Mar
tial law In aduition 10 the presenct
Of the troops would be much pre-
ferred by the West Virginia an
Ithorities Senator Sutherland said
in order, that the military official
might have complete power to take
charge OF; the situation.
Secretary Weeks said his infor
nation was that the Situation was
much improved and Stliat tho pres
ence Of 300 special detnty sherins
and two companies OF Kentucky na.
btional guardameit called into ser
iYice Saturday and Sunday was
working TO restore order. The
oclauiat lion daring state OF
martial law 70 exist were in hia
desk, Sectet Weeks added. and
would remgIti there until he had
Information that the situation had
become much more serious
4 Secretary Weeks and Senator
Sutherland called on President
Harding at5thei White House to lay
the situation before him and later
Secretary Weeks called Governor
Morgan on, the long distance teie
phone to discuss the situation WITH
him. 4.
The secretary said Major General
Read, commanding the Filth army
corps area, did not see q present
necessity for sending Federal troops
to the strike district
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Painfully Injured
In Auto Wreck

II. A. Mick superintendent Of the
Robinson mines at Hilderbrand
was severely injured yesterday at
ternoon when tho automobile in
which he was riding went over an
embankment about a mile south Of
Monongah. He sustained a fractur-
ed right arm. two broken ribs and
injuries to his head. Mr.. Mick is a
patient at Cook hospital where he
dent.
The car sideswiped with a car
driven BY A. P. Hall OF this city
who with his wife and child were
coming toward this city. THE ma
chimes met in a sharp curve In the
road and the driver Of the MICK
machine failing to get control Of
the car It went on a few. feet and
then went over the embankment.
The car turned over throwing the
occupants out. The car Of Mr.. Hail
was not much damaged and its
occupants were not hurt.
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GAR. VETS W|LL
REVIVE MEMORIES
Or THE CIVIL WAR.
State Encampment Will
Open AT Warrington
Tomorrow
10 TO Be FROM HERE
Program Not Yet An
nounced But 1t Will
Be Interesting

At least $50 members OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic will
convene at the annual encampment
10 be held at Mannlngton beginning
tomorrow and lasting three days
These men will come from all over
the state OF West Virginia and they
are already planning for a most en-
joyable time with Warrington as
the host city.
The encampment is the ssth an.
nual one and each one has been
filled with delightful programs in
Guiding camp fires and addresses
1T is not known just what Man
.nington has up her sleeve this year
for her visitors but E. A. Billings
lea, well-known Past Commander
Of Fairniont says something mighty
good will come Off he well
knows.
About 20 will go from Fairmont
including three delegates which
have been appointed. The latter
are: 7. n. cEltresh; Oakley Ran
dali, William L. Mercer. Alternates
are: Henry Mcvicker, Marshall
Yandergrift, William Goodwine. &.
There Is only one G.. A. R. post
remaining in Marion county and
ten years ago there we're three or
four posts
."0h, yes, we're dying all right,
remarked Mr.. Billingslea who takes
great pleasure and pride in keep
ing up on all the facts regarding
G. A. R. matters. 81 myself am not
up to snuff-feeling half dead quite
often. I'm dead sure I'm not as
live as fused to be, that's certain. =
Meade Post, the Marion county
post, has 80 G. A. R. members still
full of pep and ambition, all far
from dead. Gooch post. at Rymer
the only other post, has been con-
solidated with Meade. During the
past year five members have
passed to the great beyond and
their comrades and friends this
year will think OF them with the
best OF fond memories.
No one will be missed more than
Thomas D. Swlsher who has al
ways been the life Of the party go
Ing from Fairmont. The dead are:
A. B. Jolift, William H. Snowden,
W. D. Helmick, Thos. N. Swisher
and William c. Parker.
The committee of business men
at Warrington will arrange for the
entertainment at Warrington and
the guests will stop at various
hotels. The program of festivities
will not be given out until tomor-
row. In. includes addresses, musi-
cal entertainment, parade and
camp fire at night. The Hayden
orchestra from here will probably
so. The camp fire will take place
Wednesday night. Tomorrow af-
ternoon the mayor Of Warrington
will make his address OF welcome
Different societies at Mannington
have planned other interesting at
fairs. The ratesson the railroad
will be once and a half for the
trip.
A prize is TO be offered this year
OF s55 to the post which. obtained
the largest number OF members
during tho year. II. S. White will
award the prize and It viii be Civ
en- to the senior vice commander.
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Must Pay Taxes On
Asset increases

WASHINGTON, May 18th,
government won today in the su
prenle court ITS contention that IN
creased value Of any capital assel
must be considered IN . corpora
TONS profit when faxes are con,
puted. "The meaning ut the acI
as to invested capital Ii clear.
the court said. ut was to cover
actual cost Of properly, disregard
ing anything that does not change
the form of the investmeni. The
courts decision! was given the ap-
peal Of the lsabeiie iron Worlla
from ruling oi tie treasury that
orc, lands purchased tor $3.50, 600 in
1909 must be Teturned In the 1917
report at $10,000,000 and a profit
tax paid on the difference.
The opinion today sustains this
ruling. The Court was unanimous
In its decision except that Justice
Mercy ids {coucurted only in th,
result,
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DRURKS
IN POLICE COURT
Claude Metz Required To
Give $500 Bond For
Trial

.As;I I've and breathe th. in
vigorat,nr mir 81 \ nerfsc, NAV
!. ,,ys,,,,S,. ,,Ssi,as ,,,,,na,.ta 5sa.,'.
s'.otn'ns y a.set "ttnout9 M.SA
asaln' safd mayor Conway TINS
morning in police court as he iook-
ed over watts official registration
card 'e
~, .bo i'm /. ,sn,,od v,,,..
~ sas seDs .sn,tsa ~, \, 80 -.
tou are enaFseu win ne!HS
drunk and doing little fighting,
to6," remarked the Mayor.
|, ..iNo air the other ye,loa. wa.
,.,.s ~, al, 90. :, -, ~, @
aoins 'hs ttsneihs. sa.a "a4s3''
you see, Mayor, me and this other
bird were drinking cider and no
got "hard. this other did and he
So; sss,.s / .[,z,,,, ~ a. an ,.ar, 1i,i.a,,, /,
ses 2 " Hts' aA 4!oH iltliV's'
And, Mayor, told him did not
care II he was from Illinois, and
when i sat down ii, a chair he hi,
me- n
Irhe city hxecutive r1,hhed h,s
chin ..SVail Waller the cSrS sars ave-
You were / sirunE liow about itSSs : :
"o NV nd Wavor M civ ,,,s
iust' ne - soher a assT am now 81 - 80 -
..rerribIv intox,ca,ed when thev
broieht hin, I'M, remarkad CHA
snider-
sISvei, rIi nav ~, tha y;ya a.l,a - :
N5byor bnt i ]i;.t ta,a - -. = :
diS mi csro a. rs Is sS.u taas s..a sSx
ois @ D ~ s'tt = ~ ss1"e 14oln AtAinf
sWalter t,,a ~ ha,.a ! a. -.
ht Ia sa,d.Sa AZ No.. a,e .st,t ~ t.se sPot,
Sns ~ sro,,; t.;and ~ ,s M ss.ss.. soI.a ses
viii naiieans,, ~ ~ ino,: L sS ;,.s ~ y. :
friend III !, ~ S;,,oS ~ toHA sst \ y sne
n Cha ,Ies Mao,a ~ 60. T., /. ~, A,.s, Z.
ha,ne t . III % Se1 IN a. e nSgAsa y
ma G 1ost = ti;sa G ~ ~ ptstaS ~ ltSts
sslsS,S i Mat III VA < a., s y A = I:
u. ~ I. sshils e tst 4qs
The nrincifaI acto,. a, q IN MOI IA, M n,
M Main n trSaf 4 al Al ~ HE n; II
,as sst fo,, ~, .3i u :.
niSa Srbe II syo,. ,,,1aS IaSt n : ts ~ ~
bond Mat ~ ieSlSu ~ .sa : y. gvv =
A the mira Fich Tlass 81 Thsr sst Ss 3
drew this 'hnrd 4, a. : = as '7
N 4 colnred lad drtsr;; i. S1o a. f,sso
for FIGHTING tbe otI;s,. cn,, = n H & t.Ie I !
did not rnrn m l Shsvins sSss iaS. 'se,. slns !
change as forfeit M tT;o,,sy 20. ~ sVe the
nolice' station fysstsrSsr: ~ SAS
ThirtesnS h;rds s5yaSs SSs :ss,, ,Yt n,sr
ing mixer on fsattsrfiet 1 s.yaet e pSst 81, : :
nrday eyenJne Nonafas thaS,e ~ Set ,,:e s,Ss ~
nresenf at the Mon - rscent,on sSs II IL .
police co,irt and tbs 'c;tv ~ arahtaJ saJI -
Of s140 in forfeit money 00sU
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|T HIS short account of the work
\ h q make Truth-the whole
little sole standard of adyer-
ag, i related IN order that the
ieaders IF advertising may feel the
sceu.ity % which such supervision
tndtIess them
..Nosless active in their behalf arc
fhs newspapers which print the ad-
vettisiag, the agencies which place
gssrtisins, and The merchants and
manufacturers who have built their
business upon the truth Of their ad-
,efised statements.
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1seonstant. untiring effort has re-
SAsed in an organization which is
.sahonal ii is scope and actiyities-
yes, International for it not only seeks
to protect tho.e home but itayow.
edly acss 10 so,est Americas 5
GOOD Name abroad.
Though It's t&enty-eight Better
Business Bureaus The National
\ Vigilance Committee hears COM
plants of rmsustained claims made
by adsettisers. Of oyerstatemsnts as
p the meSits Of goods. ofsquestion-
p le practices TO force quick sales OF
stsir Comparisons, Of untruthful
pictures. of misleading statements
Ind the offenders against good busi-
hess ethics are approached and asked
10 cooperate 70 make Truth-in-Adv-
yer,ising prevail.
In practically every instance the
fault Is acknowledged. and a prom
,.;se to adhere strictly to the truth
81 text aud pictures is given. If mis-
representation continues. however.
othef metEods! are invoked to punish
l|,e offender and protect the public.
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iBy Associated pressl


WILLIAMSON. May Forty
non union miners employed at the
Stone Mountain corporation al.
Natewan, ". Va, bsgan to nova
from the district today according
to supt. P.J. Smith.
He said the miners have been Of.
dered TO leave by supporters OF the
United AItne Workers.
Roht, Gilmore; national organi-
ger Of the union, denied that any
such orders had been Issued with
union sanction.
This is a false report put out
by enemies Of the union for the pur.
Ekposes of bringing about federal IN.
teryention. Z. Mr. Gilmore said. .'NvSs,e
don't believe the trouble here can
tbe settled with guns. II can ebs
settled only around q conference
table" NJ sis
Superintendent Smiths report to
Capt. Brockus, Of the state police,
stated; @The men were told that
every non union miner found In
the vicinity this evening would be
killed. We are making no effort to
persuade the men to remain par.
ticularly in view. OF the fact that
next Tuesday is the anniversary. OF
the Matewan. battle and we don't
want to do anything TO stir up trou.
ble.."
No authentic reports OF shooting
at any part Of the trouble zone mad
reached deputy sheriffs or state no.
lice this morning. Unconfirmed
reports received at the offices Of
the Williamson Coal Operators As
sociation;. stated, however, thut
Gates and Sycamore, mining vii.
lagos on the fighting frontier had
been fired upon. Kentucky guarde.
men reported their side OF the bor.,
der quiet.
There was heavy firing at Merit,
mac, W. Va, last night from both
Kentucky and West Virginia noun.
tains, according to reports received
at state police headquarters. The
=: - Sti 80 .ss -. .l.A - t'0Nt'
w1rI,rANsoN ~ y, Ma. "a
tSentncty n,i,Itiana; M -: racaa;,,; r; ~ =,
lived ~ tba % Siahi;r, ] Sona ,,s.s -
etartaT fconhI,. % tha s;ooSaS oS ,,,a,,s nS,e
tain soctsnns % aSd s aI-saS.. "Ga9a t.na .aoaa
,este5 | % tive n,a,, @ anees5;.n az ST na.e ~ u u
pnrts Sst rae snJ oh,aH, s shas;,S Sysqn ptnsn 20
f;ca M n tndsy % Ths v% NAV 4 ,ya.a t4sos t.,sas ~
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D Aek of todsy's Advertising
stands q young giant called
a champion for the rights Of
joy tesder Of the advertising col.
amnsl
Among his slsnch supporters are
Ihe newspapers, ike Associated Ad.
,Sertisihg Clubs Of the World, the
advertising agencies and all. high.
grade merchants and manufacturers
Who have pledged their integrity to
,ensumers through the printed word.
Ills purposes are two-fold-to
Eotest The readers ofadvertisins and
s. keep above reproach the names Of
sseputable advertisers - in other
lerds, % make advertising live up to
'iis fairest promise, to make its in
iluenee fotSupnshtness felt in even
the smallestpurchase, and thus bring
The realization Of its helpfulness in
10 the lives Of every man and wo-
man.
4Ihe methods used to insure this
lend are very comprehensive
interesting.
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r. HE National Vigilance Com
1 mittee ofithe Associated Ad-
vertisng Clubs is the guardian Of
TrutE,.in.A Adyertising:
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THE WEATHER

Fair and frost tonight;
fair tuesday
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lis constant. untiring effort has re-
Med ii an organization which is
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
AUCTION SALES
THOMAS J. OWN q son Auctson..r,.

rRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE UNTM.
proved building lots in Chevy Chsse and
Chevy Chase Grove d. C.. 90 b. sold within
the Office Of Tbos. 7 Owen a Son. u. vir-
tue Of IL certain deeds q trust duly recorded
among the land records for the District Of
ITO: t2l nher $3.50. folio go: az Hb~r
1905. folio $50: 80 liner 444s folio iis.
49, liber Ass. folio 49,: 80 uber ffss
folio ses; 90 liber ass, foiio lss. 49,
iiber 4429. folio 402; 90. iib~r 44T4. folio
Ss3; fl0i liber 4lG9. foio Ss; as nbsr
1850. folio $50: d2l liber lf6s folio 40:
(l3D liber 44e5. folio ila. and ti4l ul,er
4420, folio 40. respectively. and Ht the 70
quest Of the party secured thereby. will
sell at public auction, IN the Office q
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER
1921. O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following ds.
scribed land and premises situate IN the
County Of Washington. In the District ~
square 1897. f2l. lots and In squarr
20ol. all in Fulton r. Gordsn's subdivision
OF part Of a tract Of land called ''Chevv
Chsss Grove" n. G.. said subdivision l.
recorded in the Office Of the Surveyor ~ the
District Of Columbia, 80 book g. pare %
(3D Tot IL In square 2o23 In FULTON n Cor
dons subdivision Of part Of trsrt ~ land
cali ed Chevy Chfse Grove " "ResurNsy IN
New Seat" Vale md Fellowship" -
said subdivision IL recorded In the orirc NJ
page Fl: ~ lot &c in square 1871 In vi
ton r. CORRIDORS subdivision Of psrt q
trnct Of land called Chevy Chsss" sai1
subdivision g. recorded In the Office - tra
Surveyor for said District, in COUNTY hort
36 page Is: ~ lot In block 229l; 60 isF
In square east Of square 229i. "a tls
north han hy tho fun depth ~ lot = I'M
square 2cei; fsl lot q IN SQUARE 22Df -
lot &c In square 22o5: ti0l lot . in bioTt
22s6; nIl lot IL In block 25io: G-i DOT
~ In block 23i2 G3l Dot In biloxi -3Ia
and G4l lot l. In block =3i3 in Fultou 70
Gordons subdivision Of part - trs~t -
land called Chevy Chase Grove uisfrirf
Of Columbia. . said subdivision is recorded
in the office 81 the Surveyor Of the District
Of Columbia in book ca. pare ~ Term
Of sale: One-third Of the purchase r1uuH
10 he paid In cash-and the remainder .7
two equal instAlments payable In on" uHH
two years, with interest ~ per cent Ts.-
anuum. payable semi annually. and ssasH-nI
by a deed Of trust the PROPERTY sold
81 Ssh AZ the option q the purchase
deposit Of 800 required upon each luf &C
the time Of sale. Convey HnsinE rs.9srlI'fI
End revenue stamps at purchase sH-G
Sale to he CLOSED within thtrfy day.. sr
property may hs readvertised and 80 n o.
the risk and cost Of defaui;inC Dury. o. 800
VI. {. BAILEY trustee In deed ~ frIef n..
corded in lhr- 4OI7, folio 10. % t.UU.
DON, substituted trustee under Egmf-
Cause No. SgisS in deed q trust r..a-I..I
in liber 1856 az folio 2Ss. J n GORDON.
trustee In all other above meutIsusi r...-
Of trust.
des.a. 1o.Ia.l2.I4ls.Is.I7.is aa>
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ADAM A. wEscHLEH. Auctions,r.

SALE OF ELECTRICALLY OPERATED
baseball score bard fnT storage chs-Ca-
Notice j. hereby given HAT On SATt EuN D..
DECEMBER l.. 1921. At OR AFTER co.
A. NJ. there will be sold a DuhIia Fu.f .Hr
at 800 Pa ave NV. Washington. d C. rH
enforce Lens for storage cIarEcs etc dra
and unpaid. one electrically operated UaE.
hall Score hoa n stored by the GOSNDr
JHEATEE COMPANY TIE COSMOS THIS
TER COMPANY. A. LILLIAN BRNLAW>h .
and HENRY TAFT RODIER will plea.
take notice. UNITED STATES STORA.t.
COMPANY. By V. ". MOTT, SccreJar. -
del.S.lS
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO.. Aueuonsc1z
lllJ Eye St Nv.

SALE OF Personal EFFECTS AM
household Foods for storage .I.arE..-
Notice il hereby given thar % SATJRuAa.
DECEMBER l.. 1921. AT H. OGLOJk
N. there will he sold az pubIir surtlaH %.
front OF the United States storage Con.
psny's warehouse, 4lS42O lutl - uu
WRshingtoa, u. C. % enforce liens o.. .r..-
age charges. etc, due and unpaid. AID god
furniture, pianos. china. glassware. bosl-
pictures. refrigsratHrs, beds. hGrraus. nr1r-
and contents. trunks and contents HHsa..
hold and personal Effects on storaga WITH
the UNITED STATES STORAGE ca ru
the names OF M c. 4. Alden. Mr. sylvia
Brown. Jeremiah Green. ,-us'af 4 Sa-H
strum. Mrs Elisa Smith Y " MOTT.
Secretary. United States storage Company.
delsls
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Poultry, Pets, etc.

RIEs-ATEELToN's s. AND 50.
guaranteed singers. are sgrs 10 pleas yuH.
Cages 50 Up. S3s Indiana ave. e45
FOR CHRISTMAS PREsENTs-JUST EG-
oeived. singing chuEri->. s. up. pHrn..
dogs cats, monkey goldfish. squAriHms
ie-rhss And We d. iaEId-rmy il al .r
branches SCHMID'S PET EMPORI1 &C.
az 18Th st. NV. Franklin elTl. &c
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SUBURBAN BUNG.: Nh WASH. o. NAG.
I'd: rms; NV. heat; large porest
chicken house; garage; plenty Of fruit; quich
sale and terms. $3.50. wILDAAN b co..
9th and sts.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
T. H. STEPHENS AND T. W. HILL. JR.
Attorueys

Z. II. STEPHENS AND 7. W. KILL, yR.,
Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding District
Court. In re: Condemnation Of land for
the opening OF alley in Square 5000. in
the District Of Columbia District Court No.
1870. Notice AND ORDER OF PUBLICA-
TON. Notice IL hereby given that the Com
missioners Of the District Of Columbia. pur-
suant 70 the provisions Of Section 1905 10
Section lG0S ]. inclusive, Of the Code o.
Law for the District Of Columbia have fled
a petition in this court praying for the con
demnatien Of the land necessary for the
opening Of the public alley in Square SOFA
bounded by 9Th, Alliso. and Webster SITS.
and Georgia syel, in the District OF Co
lumhia. shown on q plat or map fled
with the said petition part thereof. and
praying also that this court empansl Jury
in accordance with the law provided for in
such cases 10 assess the damages each own
er Of land to be taken may sustain by
reason Of the opening Of the said public
alley and the condemnation Of the land
necessary for the purposes thereof. and 10
assess az benefits resulting therefrom the
entire amount OF said damsges. including
the expenses Of these proceedings. upon each
lot or part OF lot or parcel OF land. which
will be benefited by the opening. in the pro
portion that the sald jury NAV End said lots.
parts Of lots or parcels Of land will he bene-
fted provided for. In and by the sfore-
satu NOoe OF Law IL i. DN me court thls
3rd day Of December. 1921, ORDERED that
sll persons having any Interest in these pro-
ceedings be. and they are hereby. warned
and commanded 10 appear in this court on
or before he 9TH day Of January, 1922. at
10 O'Clock a. m, and continue in attendance
until the court shall have made its final
order rbtifying and confirming the award
Of damages and the assessment % benefits
Of the jury TO be empaneied and sworn
herein: and Il Is further ORDERED. That
copy Of this notice and order be publish
twice a week for two successive weeks IN
the Daily Washington Law Reporter. The
Washington Herald and the Washington
Times. newspapers published in the said
District. commencing at least ten days be
fore the said 9Th dsy Of January. 1922. II
is further ORDERED. That a copy Of this
notice and order he served by the United
States Marshal. his deputies, upon each
OF the owners Of the fee Of the land to be
condemned herein may he found by the
said marshal. or his deputies. within the
District Of Columbia. before the said 9Th
dav Of January. 1922. BY the court. A. A.
HOEHLING. Justice. A true copy. Test:
SEAL MORGAN II. BEACH. Clerk. BY
F. f. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
deTSl4l5 COS
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Washington Heights.

CALIFORNIA sT.-s1O.OOG; L rms: . >:
ami: mr. 18th st. y L. SALISBURY &
co, 141s Eye st. Main 1904.
CALVERT ST.-s1s. 600; u rms; b.:
ami; nr. 10Th ST. y. l. SANSBURY &
co, 14ls Eve st. Main 59O4.
10Th ST.-Sl2.ooo; rms; b: ami:
double rear porches- n. L. SALISBURY
& co. l4lS Eye st. Main 1904.
BELMONT ST.-Sl4.5Oo: II rms; B.:
ami; mr. 18th St n. L. SANSBCRY &
co. 1+lS Eve. Main 1904.
MINTwOOD PL.-s13. 800: 1a' rms. b:
ami. nr. 18th st. v. l.. SALISBURY &
CO.. 14ls Eye St Main 1904.
CIIFBOURNE ST.-S1S. zoo; IL rms; b. ;
ami: early possession " l. SANS.
BURY & CO. 14is Eve st, Main 1904.
HANDSOME HOME CLOSE TO CONN. AVE
and in most desirable section Of Wash.
Heights The house, which is brick with
stone trim, contains IL rooms and . baths I:
aII modern Improvements including hard
wood floors; space for garage: Immediate
possession; terms: price. $1,000. SHAN
NON & LCCHS. I13 18th st. Main 2345.
NEW HOUSE IN BEST SECTION OF
Washington Heights; rooms and ba tbs;
large porches; deep yard to alley with ga
rage: an individual house artistic and com
Ilete in every domestic detail: price. sf6-
500. SHANNON & LUCHs. 7f3 18th ST.
Main .345-
ARKANSAS AVE. nr. Decatur 81. Or
b. anil. s12.7J0. JOHNSTON REALTY
6e< lilo Conn. ave Main ais,
cRITTENDoN ST.. nr. 18th. r. o., H.
gWcTEa
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CLAIRVOYANTS

Licensed BY the
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
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cRITTENDON ST.. nr. 18th. r. a D., h.
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