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Evening star., 1921-11-15

YOU'LL BE PROUD
Of a home in ARMSLEIGH
PARK-this wonderfully
attractive community Of
DETACHED COTTAGES
and BUNGALOWS. Every
one is a perfect Home in
type and appointment-and
it's the convenience of loca-
tion makes them all doubly
desirable.
ONLY ST 900 CASH
the balance in moderate
monthly payments.
Come and see them
our Mr.. Hamilton will show
you through. He is at the
Park Office, 44I5 39th ST.,
every day and evening.
Phone Cleveland 1890.
Take Wisconsin. ave.
through cars to Window st.
or Chevy Chase cars to Abe
marie st.-hrst stop north of
Bureau of Standards.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 K St. Ph. NJ. 4S46:
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Zoe Ieth ST: NV; IL ROOMS, z BATHS;
electricity and steam heat; lot 22xloo. Price,
WILLIAM R. ELLIS, 14le 9 st. NV.
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN10LUMB1A HGTs. |;
corner apartment bldg. contains broom and
bath .pts: nlas h.s soft fsont.E,s; s.sa moGshly
FranHlIa fsaaaii ssiss saeF neeoS money Will ''e'nee'
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE WILL CONSIDER
less than 81 900 for one Of the most con
ce H1 ssso % il a. sth city s sss Ssss
hot he.s sssesc lights: eeses., eni
perch; DOUBLE y so rear porchss space 1et s.r1ss;
a49-P. Star Office:
sPECIAL-THRHDsTO BRICK RESI-
Hotel Hot &c. .!sth e.: c;n remodel into business
steam heat and electric lights. Present own
e wHhrSR WI sla Z: RRo%s. ISs SsS is isSS st. NV
HOWENSfEIN BROS.
Vacant; near Lincoln Park: well built home
p.as ssa' IL goa .sss
terms
Six large rooms and bath; in excellent eondi.
ton; hns cellar. This 10 IN exceptional value
Ct the above price and can be bought with
Near 18th and X ne: six good siSed rooms
and bath: furnace heat; fne cellar under entire
house. This house 10 occupied By owner, % We
can guarantee possession. $500 cash.
$68O0
An attractive colonial homs, near nsw East
ern High School; contains DIX rossns and tile
bath: excellent furnace, ans cellar; tubs; long
back yard to pavsd alley. Very reasonable
terms PoaQeso5on With deed.
Brick heme of dve rooms and hath; front
posch; hot.Water heat: good cellar: back yard
tion Of southwest and occupied by the owner,
who is ortkred out Of town and win give i'm
mediate possession. Only $75O cash required.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING NO. 100

IRVING ST. NV.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of'trust daily
recorded in Liber No. 4135. folio 37< Of seq., II
the land records Of the District Of Coumhx.
and at the request Of the party secured the
by. the undersigned trustees will sell. a. pub
lie auction In front Of the prem se: On 5CE S ES-
DAY. THE TWESTYSECOSD nAY OF 10
VEMBER, AID. 1921. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and p-e.n,
ises, situate In the DISTRICT Of columbia, ana
designated ami being lot 81 in Charles =
walkers subdivision Of part Of block y; y
Todd and Browns subdivision of part OF MI.
Pleasant and pleasant Plains" as per rls;
Of FIRST mentioned subdivision recorded in tss
ofice Of she surveyor Of the District OF ~.
lumbis. IN Liber County 20. folio l16b sid
block II also known for taxation ~ SQUARE
1916.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to 4 prior deed Q,
trust for $500, now overdue, amount over
said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit OF
$500 required upon acceptance Of bid. Con
veyancing. recording and revenue stamps az
purchasers cost. Sale to Be closed within 90
days or deposit forfeited.
WALTER Il. TUCKERAAN,
WHITFIELD AckISLAf-
noIhd&dscxSu Trustees
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CHEVY CHASE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Reduced for Quick Sale.

n 600 cash and t1t0 month du paid.
to renew. Less than quarter of block west
Of Conn. ave-, on the Maryland side. vsy
attractive eolootal home. center entrance hau.
roosas, t1o died baths, one with tiled show
Or. Tirst door. large living room (16x2D. with
open fireplace: French doors open on to large
side porch; reception ball, dining room. but
rooms ana . baths. Larry dniabed attic. Fully
equipped laundry and seSyants' toilet IN base
ment. Lot 00xi20. with double ear1Ge.
McI.ACHIEN BANKING 6ORFN,
Real Estats Dept. 10Th and 9.
Main "a, UySnings Moth "a
SAN0-N an. aolU0wNDR SyCI10N:
roons ssd hta; s,'eeiieat f1aaes LAT; ea1:
sale.
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Allison St.
RmnuCrn m a,n soo

REDUCED TO $1O,6W.
Attractive home with 8 rooms and
bath; breakfast and sleeping porches
elec. lights, h..w.h., hardwood floors.
Owner occupant will give immediate
possession.
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Northwest.
DDTNr epn 0fSe

Semi-detached brick home, having
bedrooms, large sleeping porch and
bath on second door; rooms, recep-
ing plant and elec lights. Brick
garage for two cars. Owner will give
possession.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
FOR sALE-HOUSES

IOn 00AE@dOOSGD
MIST SACRIFICE BEAUTTFUL DETACHED
home In Saul's Addition. Built by prominent
builder and . real home. Contains q. large
rooms. tile bath; oak floors; stone fireplace;
hot-water heat, electric lights; beautifui y
Neranda: attractive lot and garage to hoia
$40, 800. WIN make convenient terms. Ad-
Ire.s Boz 346-f. Star office.
Sii, ,000--HOsE TO 18th AND COLUMBIA
road-AtLracti,e home: 10 rooms. 3 baths;
lst-wstsr heat; electric isn1s; nRe sSS sae
WALTER A. BROWN. 140O II st: NV
FOR sALE-vACANT-NEAR p. AVE. e.D.
Light pressed brick: rooms and bath; e!ec'
tric lights; hot-water heat; title ready. Pr1ee.
5000. Easy terms.
q. h. WARlNG.
aS Bond bldg. 14th and n: 7. ave.
Phone franklin S571.
MUST SELL 6-ROoM AND BATH BRICK
home in ne; reception hall; splendid furnace;
all lars. rooms; instantaneous water heater.
Prire, $500. Can make terms. Inspect even
ings only. Address Box l-R. Star office 16.
KRoOK LaND-7 ROOMS AND BATH, SEMI
Rso ysaF Sa sas S s:tsss
5000 A. LEE 81 o e: NV IL
HOW Is THIS FOR AN INVESTMENT?
4 4-family nat. located downtown NV, now
renting for $40 per month. Can you beat 1t
for for ass aa %sn @ g.
MAN. 7S4 18th st.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
Brownstone and brick; IL rooms, bath
manteI mirror in all the rooms; open fire.
places: .-stcry brick garage in rear to left.
alley; large yard; perfect condition; immediate
possession: open to 9. 1244 10th st. NV. IT.
NORTHEAST, LOCATED ON y GOOD WHITE
street; 4 rooms and BATH. This home Is in
splendid repair and is dirt cheap at $3.50.
Call Main $500. BAUMAN & HEISZMAS,
ia Eth st.
THINK OF THIS.
NEAR 18th AND BUCHANAN STE.-AN
ideal colonial home of & rooms aud BATH hot
water heat and electricity. 4 gain at
50. 500. Terms can lie arranged. BACMAN l.
HEISZMAN. 73i 18th ST Phone Main $500.
$1s. .oOo-JUs'r OFF CONN AVE. NORTH OF
Dupont circle: lc rooms, : baths; hotwater
heat; large rear yard to paved alley. Imne-
date possession and a sacrifice at this price,
WALTER \. BROWN. 400 H st. NV.
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N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
1913 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 59o3-4-

NJ SANSBURY CO.. INC.
1913 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 59o3-4-5.
Columbia Heights. Chevy Chase Nd.
PRICE. PRICE $500 bungalow
s a es % .s story yf R ee so e % jD sa Situated % %
e s ash s.y In This A a'e % N p si e. sD
handled
Northwest Northeast
An
Nine
rooms ana
~ 0~~-
Saurs Addition.
letWolu.
on appearance
% @ % % nsSa
wihop WI" ]'e '
~
eonda" Terms Takoma Park.
Northwest home
s sssSence IN
floors In I'm cOndi vii be
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC
1918 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oo5-4-5.
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FOR sALE-HoUsE
McKEEVER e {
REALTORS
Main 4752.

TX & GOSS, .a'.
ALT0Rs
Main 4752.
Park View. :e
Brick home With sp.eioas front, dcpSis E:sr ~
rooms and bath, on two NoorD; celar; nara.
wood floors and trim: good heating plant; gas;
screened throughout; space tor garage on a.
ley. Price, $500. bS2-3
Buchanan Street.
Modern new homo Of six rooms and besh;.
bright cellar; hot-watef heat, electric f"hts.
Price, $1,000: 1850 cash and go per g 8 ;nsh. q
Shepherd Street.
Brick home Of six roorns and bath and sleep-
ing porch; front and double rear porchss; hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood dooes;
attractively arranged rooms: screens; Gafage
space; alley; immediate possession. friss,
$40. 500. Terms, 5S1-2
R & GOSS,
Main 4752.
iTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
Evening star., 1921-11-15
g. 7 and 8
ROOMS.
OPEN.
Easy Terms.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 z Street NV.

Sd60-BL0ONINGDALE WE'LL BUILT
home of rooms and bath: bright cellar; e1-
csllent furnace hest; gas; In fine condition. A
baIGnin.
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 n ct. NV.
IN PETWORTH-DETACH SIX ROOMS;
hardwood aoors; hot-water hest; large lot; i'm
mediate possession. ROBERT HEATER,
Colorado Bldg. Phone Main 1o6A. Franklin
2b9S.
LARGE, VACANT, Z R., B.; porches pantry,
closets; gas, water, sewerage: lot 6O1130: gar. !;
block cars, HyattsvilIe; $4,000: $3.50 cash, $50
mo- Geo. c. Walker, kresze bldg, 1lth and g.
Evening star., 1921-11-15

N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
141S Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5ooS-4-5.
Evening star., 1921-11-15

HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1921-11-15

DOWNTOWN-$6,ooo-
Furnished.
An unusdAl investment propositioa;
rooming house Of II rooms, futnished
throughout; In fine condition. Within
walking distance Of the downtown Sec
tion. Investigate before 1t 10 too late.
SHEPHERD ST. NEAR 14th-I
$I1,75o.
a.s.sses SSSe' sssa s.ss :sT si,s
shower; h.-w.h., cleo. lights; servants
veniences. Front and double rear porches;
lot 24xl50 to- alley; room for garage.
payments Immediate possession.
PETWORTH-$8,35o.
Colonial brick home, 30 feet wide. |
h.-w.h, elec. lights; hardwood floors and
trim; large front porch; room for garage.
This is q real bargain. Attractive terms.
BROOKLAND-%,I5o. !
practically new bungalow: has Q rooms
and bath; h.-w:h., elec. lights; front and
rear porcfes; large lot, 40xl25; garage
space. Very attractive home. Easy
terms
PHILLIP S,
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Phone Main %.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
"DOWNTOWN."

Attractive Broom and 2-bath home with
hot-water heat; lot 1s1ss: property would make
vacant; ample space for garage; price, SIS 900.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
"SAUL'sS ADDITION"

We have just had listed with us this beau
best best section Of this suburb; the property con.
tains 8 rooms and bath: hardwood foors and
trim; hot-water heat; electric lights: garage
for one car, and the building is Of frame aud
stone construction: can be sold on terms Of
81 900 cash and Sl10 per month.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
PETWORTH-&.2 2sO.
CHAS. D. SAGER.

MOUNT PLEASANT"
Beautiful Groom and 2-bath home west Of
10th st.; hot.water heat. electric lights; front
ST., 600.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
CLEVELAND PARK"

Attractive semi-deteched brick home. con
water heat, electric lights: glassed breakfast
and sleeping porches: garage for two cars:
price. 81. 800; immediate possession can b
given.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
PUBLIC AUCTION
GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE

Public auction OF unseryicesbe material a.
No. ll07 street NV. Old Linoleum, Doprs,
Wooden Tub. Winch, Capceiin9 Machines.
Small Table. Book Binders, Presses, Photo
Press. Humidors. Metal Lunrhroom Truck.
etc. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH
1921. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN
Terms: Cash. Material to be removed ~!ri
In twenty -four hours.
Articles offered siuSly upon request.
NJ. r. JACQUES.
no15-3t Coordinator for Supply
THOS. j. OWEN ( son. AUcTlONEERs
Evening star., 1921-11-15
"HIGH VIEW"

Best section northeast. Convenient to two
car lines; cozy T. room aud bath colonial home
facing large estate; cellar under entire prem
ises; large yard. with room for garage. We
are authorized to accept $1,000. II sold within
ten days.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
Woodley Rd.
PRICE, $l6, 800.

Detached home, center-ha0 Plan:
. baths; In perfect condition through
out. Beautiful oak trees. Convenient
terms.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
Brookland.
PRICE, $7,150.

new detached home. bungalow
style, with all the latest improve.
ments Colonial front pogch and
.leeping porch. Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
AND WOODLEY PARK

$l1. .600--Uose to Connecticut ave., best reM-
Dental section: particularly desirable
BATH hot-wats9 heat. electricity; terms.
$15,000-Opposite Ward1a1 PARK Hotel: nine
rooms: two baths. hot-vstef heat elsc.
tric light, hardwood nouRs, front and
rear porches: semi-detacAe6-eN outside
rooms.
SIS, ,000-Oathedral ava: IN e1cspe1ooa1ly At
tractive home; nine large rooms. two
baths. oak dooes, front and reaI posches,
hot-Water heat, electric lights S6fage.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
"COLUMBIA HEIGHTS"

North Of FafE rd., one-Ialf square from 14th
St; beautiful S-room colonial home: hot-water
heat, electric lights. hardwood floors; wide lot;
garage for two cars; property is specially
priced at S11, 900 for quick sale
Evening star., 1921-11-15
"BROOKLAND"

"BROOKLAND."
DETACHED SIX-ROOM AND BATH HOME
two blocks from car line. This property has
been entirely renovated: electric lights: fur
mace heat; cellar under entire house new
garage; lot 4Ox15O; price OF 1000 includes
Hoosier Kitchen cabinet, washing machine,
double freiess cooker and refrigerator; reason
able terms.
Evening star., 1921-11-15

$7,5O1Splendid location and q home that In
moderately priced: terms, $1,000 cash:
colonial type. six rooms and bath. hot
water heat electric lights, gaN9e.
SS.600-Loeated On Rock Greek Church road.
opposite Soldisev home Park: Thorough
ly up to date: ok rooms. bath. front and
double rear poeches, h.-W. b., electricity,
built-tn Sar14e.
$s.500-semi.deta heick. seven rooms and
bath (fous bedrooms), front porch, open
fireplace, hardwood floors, electricity,
garage: terms tp suit.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
Detached Home.

Situated on large corner lot
,Ox11O with 18-foot parking. 4 bed
rooms and tile bath. Colonial front
and side porches; large living rooms
with brick fireplace; elec. lights.
h.-w.h. Garage. Terms.
Evening star., 1921-11-15
"SOUTHEAST."

Near new Eastern High School: exception
ally nice Groom and bath home: large front
and rear yard; price. So, $50; $500 cash, bal
ance monthly.
Evening star., 1921-11-15

aSTS ISfsiEisiisii - ss:Ssl go
Evening star., 1921-11-15
VERY LOW PRICE.

1908 KENYON ST NV.
Just being completed: 8 -soms. 2 baths;
garage: four screened porches: terms: Mt
Pleasant cars to Kenyon and walk half square
vNst. Phone Main 78S.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

9Th ST.-Esst side 800 bIdE: g n. fr.; .
story double store good investment
MCkeever a Goss 1905 I at NV
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

FULLER ST. Mr. MOZART PL. u Ipus. %
2. 4 :. Rent 50. Ss7 IT. SeO. 600. SHAN
NON A LUCHS. 7ls 18th St NV Main 2S1a
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

PARK ROAD, $4,000
10 rms. b., ami, mr.. 18th st.
n. L. Sansbury. 72l 18th st. NV. N. 5904.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
Holmead Manor.

NEWTON ST, $S.750.
rms. 2 b., ami, nr. 18th st.
v. l. sansbury, III 18th st. NV. II. 5904
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

SPRING RD., 50. 500.
rms. b., ami, mr.. 18th.
Y. L. Sansbury & Co., I21 18th st. NJ. 5g04
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

RIGGS ST. Mr.. nth ST. n. ". rooms
baths, excellent Beighborbcod. Prtcs,
50 go. H. L RUST. aI2 18th St
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
Gbr @aab)inptnn Nrralaa mant-tAn ,Sfr4inn
FRIDAY, MAY
PAGE FOURTEEN

BUSINESS PROPERTIES
Confined.
~-~-~~-~~-~-~-~-~-~---~~~-~-~
18TH ST. Hw.. INR. c sT.-Bus. bldg. In
exceptional location; 1000.
Moore q Hill Woodward Building.
NrH 81. BET. 7 q Q srs.-store and
Moore 3 HnL woodward Building. f,
KEW YORK AVE, m. srH sT.-Blds..
store and apt; $37. 800.
Moore 4 Hin. Woodward Building.
ifTH 81, WEST SIDE, BET. q o srs--
store and dwelling; $4,000.
Moore q HiIl. Woodward Buildtns.
GA AVE. q OTIS sT.-oOr. store and apt. ,
Moore Hin. woodward building.
srH ST.. NR- o sr.-Tins business PROP
erty; 5000.
Moore hin. woodward Building.
9TH ST.. NR. n sr,-BarEain In business
property: $4,000.
Moore & Hill. Woodward Building.
nth ST., BET. @ q sTs.-Fine 3-stsry
store and dwelling; $37.5OO.
Moore & Hill. woodward Building.
Ia. AVE. NV, BET. sTH d TrH srs.-
Fine location; good building; $4,000.
Moore Hill. Woodward Building.
ST., Mr.. 14rH sT-Good bldg; prOmi-
nent location: Sl25.0OO.
Moore & Hill. Woodward Building.
LARGE MOD. STORE. with nreproof ga
RACES, electrically lighted and thoroughly
modern $40, 900. Under rental Of 500 per
month. JOHN Y. DoNoHoE & SONS. s14
Pa. ave. Se.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

FERRY FL, <B.soI
8 rms, b.. ami. 18th st.
V. L. SansbIry & Co.. T21 18th St II. SOFA
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WOMEN VOTERS MEET.
1000 of Them Discuss Government
Efficiency at Mrs. Nsnd~riip's
Home.

More than 1000 invitations were
issued by Mrs Frank A. vanderlip,
Chairman OF the New York state
League Of Women Voters. for an all
day conference on Government Eff
cheney" to day at her home. Beechwood,
Scarborough.
This meeting was the forerunner OF
hundreds Of similar meetings TO be held
10y women voters In all States OF the
Union.
The invitations have been sent out
to Republican and Democratic women
alike I'm tho belief that ali women are
agreed IN their earnest desire and inten.
ion that the grosser forms. at least. OF
political corruption shall be done away
with and that the scandalous use OF
money in elections. so unfortunately
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CITY INVITES Ex-S0LDlERS
: TO RUN 0PEN-kiR MARKETS.
VIII Bcpeft Themselves and Pub-
lie. says Mrs. weIsmItier.

Wounded soldiers ans unempioy 81
Former service men may obtain permits
to sell produce and vegetables IN the
ciiy's open air markets. II was an
nounced to-day by Mrs Louis Reed
Welzmiller, Deputy Commissioner Of
Public Markets
The Zee for stand space Is 81 a
week said Mts. WelLm.lier. Mark Il
men frequently make NOR than SO a
week THESE men viii not only benefit
themselves. but also the community b.,
making available vast quantities or
fCodstunS wr!-h thruuEn tt,n CO., me-
chandising facilities have previously
rotted in the freight yards
we intend to CNtets. these open A.-
markets throughout the city. Thor
a't row thirty -hNc and the mum Der viii
be materially Increased as soon a. We
can ind suitable locations"
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-cvsient In the state. shall stop. "

prevalent In the state, shall stop"
Such authorities on efficiency In gov
w. n. Dodds and Prof A. X. Hat
ton OF Cleveland. both OF the National
Municipal League: Mrs. Carrie Chspma n
Gait Walter Arndt, Executive Sec
rotary OF the Citizens Union Ray
nond Ingersoll Executive Secretary Of
tho CRY CLUB; Albert Bard. Chair
man or the Honest Ballot Association;
Homer Folks, Executive Secretary
OF the State Cha rifles Aid Henry
Curran. president OF the Borough OF
Manhattan. and Miss Mabel Carney, as
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-07-14

John Burke, patient in 81. Peters
Hospital. Brooklyn. was instantly killed
when he jumped from fire escape ON
the third floor to the yard tot day Burke
night Waterman, sixty-slx years old
suffering from locomotnr ataXia, entered
the hospital on June Is.
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SHIP BOARD VESSEL BURNS,

Copyright, 1921 Nv tho rro. Publishing %.
THE New Yort Evening WORLDLY
PARIS, July 1.-THE Shipping Board
II Fighter Western Front. bound from
ia cksonville to London. burned off the
French coast. Word OF her loss was
brought to Cherbourg by the liner Ber-
engaria. Size reported that the crew
had been rescued by two vessels. Pas
sengers on the liner Aauitanla also saw
the ship burning
The Western Front was q 5000 ton
veasel
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pnby Fails From Finh story.

Julius solomon. tao years Old Of 50.
10 East 9Sth street had his skull and
-isht leg broken wnen h" fell from q
MIN floor window to the ward to-day.
II" was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital
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sistant professor OF rural education at
Teachers College.
Mrs. Nanderlp was hostess at lunch
con to every one attending the confer
enCc.
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THE LEATHERS: Russia
C1g, BLatk I'D. Rowp ka,
Pokm Leather. 4HPrSpaiiing
C0lOyS and Combinations.
Wkfie Canvas. Whiis Batk,
uHh Tan Trimmings.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
LAUGH AT TOBACCO "ANTIS." French Scientists Say the Weed Is a
 Valuable Germ Killer.

Paris, July 24.-The French had a lot of fun at Anferica's expense when the recent bill prohibiting women from smoking in the District of Col umbia came up in the house and re- ceived it's first Transatlantic public
 ity. And now, according to Les Annales," an official organ of the Pasteur institute, just out on the stands, they have even more of a laugh, if they believe in the findings of their own scientists. For the high and mighty savants of the famous scientific institute, named after the man who made mad dogs bites harm less, depose and say that tobacco, far from being an injurious weed, acts as a potent antiseptic, They declare that tobacco smoke, in reality, will kill in a few moments the microbe emissions of cholera, diphtheria and cerebro- spinal mengitis. To ally tEe fears of those whose palates are sensitive, they add that mild tobacco is just as effica- cious germ killer as the strong var
 ety. The press has seized on this sol emn pronouncement with great glee, and hopes it will have some effect in lessening the American reformers' zpal
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
ITERATION OF M.
 & N. A. TO CEASE.
><eiyer for Line That Crosses State zEsss July 3l as Date to Shut Down
 -Blames Strikers-Heavy <: Trials and Losses.

arrison, July 22.-J. c. Murray,
 csntly appointed general manager zz|I1 Receiver of the Missouri and North xFEAnsas railroad, announced yester- ,Izv <hat steps are being taken to dis Ssntinue operations of the railroad at sHiaaight July 31.
 TIC statement says that the rail 16ad has lost total of $2.178,1i7.10 faffng it's operation, aside from the dxI4inal investment.
 Appeals have been made to the fed efzI Government without avail except 4da< 1t may be possible at some future time to receive payment amounting to <70, 900 left over from the guarantee 1ariod, Mir. Murray said. There will E. Efficient funds on hand August 1, t5 pay wages of employees, he said, bat it will be impossible to continue 6pcrations after that as liquid assets 6{ the road are approximately S3O0,- 1< under current liabilities and de- nands have been made for payment of 1f66ilities before additional materials mn supplies will be furnished.
 Yhat sabotage and depredations cQInmitted by strikers and strike <yddpathizers have been largely re- 1166sible for the roads inability to <6z<inue was declared in statement TT Mr. Murray, who charges that fIi3ges have been burned, water tanks endered useless, tracks obstructed, air H0Ee cut, bombs placed in coal that txr1oded in engines, emery dust put n engine bearings, blue vitriol in yk15er and other depredations doing
 &&t damage to property, making <i<fating very expensive.