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be replaced for price asked for the entire
propsr,y' which includes all per.ona! rrspsr,S
Il. L. WHEELER 4 co,
Charlottesville. Va. 10.
BOOTHS BARGAIN FARMS
S6,OOO-Rosecroft, Md.
Dandy Fruit and Garden Farm.
7-room dwelling: a5 acres fine garden land; ;
ASr ss 0ssSd S6W asY ERMs sR:
$4,000. Valuable Stock Farm.
147 acres fine land at Waldorf, Md; Dwell
ing. 10 rooms: barn. stables, outbuildings
Lear southern Maryland state road.
500. Near Hughesville, Md.
1Gs acres; houses. one t rooms. one 5
rooms; barns; garage. Other outbuildings
Good orchards. VALUABLE UTILITY FARM
$500. Near Beltsville and
Boulevard.
IS acres: new room bungalow: porchps;
poultry plant; stables and outbuildings. Bar
gain.
$4,000.
Dairy Farm. lis Acres.
NEAR HERwYN. MD. NEW DWELLING
porches, cellar. barns and outbuiidings. See
$4,000. Near Laurel, Nd.
Fine farm; 100 acres; 1"room stone dwell
ing modern; large orchards: outbuildings
well fenced. Splendid grazing farm.
RE SIRE AND SEE OUR LARGE. EXCLU-
SIVE LISTS OF MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
FARMS. SELLING FARMS ~ YEARS EN-
elusive LAND AGENCIES.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY.
al5 NV. Franklin 27o2. :
IN MARYLAND. so ACRES ROTTOM LAND
also 10 high land adjoining: good build
ing site: 30 min. by state road to Capitol
Address RoX l4i-P, Star office. 1Os
WONDERFUL COUNTRY HOME: TWELVE
ngs: 40 acres IT miles from Washing ton /:
excellent water. Price. $4,000. H. Laurie
MITCHELL, La Plata. Maryland l3s
Maryland and Virginia Farms.
Near the National Capital. Country home
farms with modern improvements. practical
agricultural farms. large and small acrege
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
MARYLAND FARM = 100 ACRES; NEAR
city: easy terms: house. barn, fruit: exchange
WILL SELL ANYTHING IN FARMS OR
suburban homes. l up. in the vicinity Of
Mt. Vernon; good roads; near trolley line.
Alex. Va. Phone 246 Office. 34-W-3 resi-
dence Alexandria. Va. l4s
WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS. MD. AND VA.
poultry. fruit, dairy, water fronts, bayside
homes, country business stands. Don't buy uu.
iii you see our EXCLUSIVE LISTS,
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 2l5 NV, +, 27O2
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BARGAIN.

bANIAlN.
rooms and reception hall, pantry, large
closets. BATH gas. electricity. cellar. furnace.
large front porch. slate roof: lot 6Ox1SS feet
long large poultry house; fruit trees: grapes !:
once. % Price. $500 '' $500 cash. balance $50
per month. or $500 cash. $50 per month. IN
Guiding interest For the above and other
SUBURBAN property apply to
L. II. SHlNN,
3611 24th St. Mt. Rainier. Md
Ph. Hyattsville Exchange 100
Bargain-Mt. Rainier. Md.
7 rooms and reception hall: h.w.h.. bath.
electricity. gas. cellar. front and rear porrhcS;.
= lots. new garage. fruit trees. grapes: block
trolley station; l fare zone: strictly wh.tc t
ncighhorhnod: on good road to city. Price, for
quick sale. 5000. $1,000 cash. balance so
f. H. sHINN.
3Gil Ath St. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone. Hyattsville Exchange 1861.
FOR SALE-vERY ATTRACTIVE SURTR-
han home with all c"nvcnienres; right prize
Address Rnx 17OP. Star Office.
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW: MODERN: LOT
lH'N11a: garage: ] square cars on Wis. ave.
line. ]. +. PRICE. Del Ray ave, Woodmnnt,
Md los
RIvERDALE HOMES
4room bungalow: rorchc>. gas and electric
ty. s, 2D. rooms and bath. modern. Si,!.o,
6 room bungalow. modern. 5000. : rooms and
bath. modern. S6,!o0. rooms. acre. gas,
furnace. $50 Cash payment, $500 mp.
j. ii. RlMMEK
Tel. Hyatts. 3St Rsverdalr. Nd
BARGAINS IN LOTS IN S.E. Il. F. BRAD
Kt.RY. ss6 Pa. ave. Sc. .--23- ~
DEL RAY OR LOTS ON CAROLINE.
Cheap if bought at once. Write I'D Mass.
ave. NV. w
I ROOMS PEBRlEDASH BI NGAI.DW: orEN
fireplace. huilt-in bookcase in library. built in
china closet in dining room: large Kitchen cup
hoard sink. tahl" white enamel: pnrrhrs tive
sides cement cellar: fine water: SHADE" fruit,
shrubtsry. rich garden plot; on electric ten
miles ont: Falls Church line; S'.c3G; 81 .uo0
cash.
Same locality. : room bungalow: excellent
condition: porcheS. cellar shade fruit. her
ries. poultry house. barn, about acre land:
So. 900 81 30 cash.
RICHARD s. SIIRENE, EoSslyn, Va.
ROCKVILLE. MD: ONE OF 1IiE FINEST
modern homes in this beautiful and prosperous
town: high elevation: ii r. and b.: h VII,
etc: possession: only S12.nm: terms. Also a
number Of other Suburban homes in k"nil-
worth. Takoma and nearby Virginia towns.
\. +. RNON CO.. Inc.
Successors to New York Realty BROKERS.
Main 419T. 14E' L St
BY OWNEIt-REAUTIFJL 12-RO0M HOUSE
! and about 10 acres: near BailSton, Va : M i
good road from city: > minutes from VIVA.
rwy. Phone Clarendon SIT F-' address Mrs,
s. l.. JOHNSTON. Faits Church. Va. II. +.
n NJ
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town viii sell at $500: $500 cash. balance
See +. A. L1NGER. 2s77 r. l. ave. nc.
BANCROFT. VA. IS SAFE AND HEALTHY
Woodruff's Groom house. @
PRETTY HOME OF LARGE ROOMS, BATH.
sleeping porch: front and side porches. gas
fined section: one block cars: 5000, ST, COO
cash: $50 monthly: including G7e interest.
GEO. c. WALKER. kresge Bldg. 1lth & G.
GROOM HOUSE. GARAGE: ALI. MODERN
Improvements; large lot: shade: on 14th st.
car line. nkoma Park. $500. Address Box
BOP. Star office. %
r.. = A. BUSGAL0w. $3.50. r.. y A..
bungalow. $500. r: bungalow. very pret-
M Iso S fsnds l.5Se @ so" oak
tage, large rooms. with all the modern i'm
ton. $500 Also a large list Of bungalows
ind cottages at rsaso1sss prices and
HALL. No. Milton ave. Clarendon. Va. nj.
PAEONIAN SPRINGS. LOUDOUN CO.. VA,
on Bluemont branch; large corner lot; Or.
s.. 500; price. 81. coo; sell on very easy
terms or will trade clear for equity in good
city property: possession.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
sosSsss0s. Msn s.s1 to New York Really .s BROKERS'
FOR sAI.E-5-ROOM HOUSE; LOT l00x2O0;
fruit trees. poultry house and run. Reason
able. Box 211. Mt: Rainier, Md. 1O'
A GREAT BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALT
room house in good condition; just across Dis
trict line on Conduit road; good heating plant
wide porches and garage; high elevation over
looking Potomac river; about 5000 So. feet
and facing Conduit road about 175 feet. A
beautiful building site be sold used for
building. Price. $1,000. Property clear: Good
F. JAcksoS 5sa4 "SS |on%a. ra csv sss s
BY OWNER, AT CHEVY CHASE, MD,
leaving city: Will sell cozy 6-room bunga-
made; fruit and shrubbery: hot-water heat.
gas and electricity; near Bradley lane. be,
terms. Cleveland 1857. or Cleve. i7ss 10:
TAKOMA PARK.
See this new two-story, seven room, center
ha,l house us lust being completed
others for sale and under construction. Henj.
C.! stins n,o builder: NORRIS E. BRIGGS.
Is acres. 3 rooms. barn. fruit. shade. 81 900
20 acres } rooms. spring. fruit. hen
~ acre. s rooms. bath. h. W H. elec. 81 800
MORAN, Merrihed. Va, +. Church u FL.
FAKMLETs or 3 TO ACRES IN MY Al:
dition to Betsvlle; rich soil adapted truck
railway, Washington and Baltimore boulevard
Subdivision. selling lots 2s.1oo from $3.50 to
$500 each. Price of these farmlets, $125 an
| acre: 20 per cent cash. balance in 20 equal
monthly installments, with interest. Stop
paying rent and own your own home. where
you can grow vegetables. fruit and raise poul-
try. My last summer buyers were high class
government men. who are now building homes
out there. Call and get blue print and let me
show you what have. Selling you acreage in
these farmlets about at price of the cheap
est farms. surrounding it. Don't pre- judge.
but see what offer and then decide. ELIJAH
f. KNOTT. Room 800, Dist. Nat. Bank bldg
1903 Q st. nv, Washington.
BETHESDA, MD.-ONLY 81 .73O.
Bungalow. rooms: lots; poultry
house; we'll: fruit and garden.
lEf016 W. q GA6odx5. S21eaB i r -2Ip2 a.
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LAwRENCE ). HELLER. A,torney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
inmbia. Holding Probate Court.--No. ssS1o.
Administra tion.-This is to give notice that
me subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia.
mas ohtalned from the Probate Court OF the
DiStrict of Columbia letters tcstamcntary on
the estate of Nellie Elizabeth Vernon. late Of
The District OF Columbia. deceased. All per
sons haFinc claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to the
subscriber. on or before the 25rd day OF March,
AID 1sSS. otherwise they may by law be eN-
ciuded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
und'r my hand this BIRD day Of March 1921.
LIE FlIIAPErH VERNON. Jr.. go Eye
street southwest. iSeal.l Attest: WM
CLARK TAYLOR. Deputy Register Of wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk of the Pro-
hate Court. arr 9,lS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

road just OF 7th ST. pike Montgomery Co.
Nd: Is acres IN wood and timber balance
riIlable: fne 1-r. house; many good outbuild-
ings: running water: large orchard. etc. 4:
possession: price. Sl4. 500: about VOO cash
ar would trade for good income city property.
y. T.. RHON Co. Inc.
Successors TO New York Realty Erokers
Nam 4597 Ii23 r St.
g., 500 EQUITY IN TwO-FAMILY APT,
u w. rented for $50 Per month. foe TO s
room house. Columbia HeiyhtA Addfess Boz
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HARRY A. HEGARTY. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or Co
lumbia. Holding Probate Couri.-No. 2f9or;.
Admin ra t"n.-.his il to give uotice that
The subscrfa' Rs. Of the District nf Columbia,
have obtained from the Probate Courf of tn.
District or Columbia letters trStainenary
the estate Of Henry oettinger. laia Of the
Dstrlct or Columbia, deceased All persons
having claims against IN" decea sed arc hereby
warned TO exhibit Tia. same. with the vouchers
thereoi, legally authenticated. 10 the snbsrrib
ers. on or before the 9Th day of April AD.
LS--; otherwise they may by law he excluded
IRON all benent Of said estate. Given under
our hands this 9Th day ~ Aprl. 1921. AL
HElsr oE11rfNGER. 1884 Oak street north
west; MATTE OETTINGER. 1854 Oak street
Northwest. tSealD Attest: NM. CLARK
TAYLOR. Deputy Register OF Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
Court. ana rS q
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$500
BY owner. 4 new dve-foom bungalow; all
modern improyemeb<s; hardwood, aoou; q.
|EASAw &odk 0n6ait cne La .
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s ROOMS. ONLY S3 500

Splendid 2-story home. contains 6 large
rooms, attic. cellar. front and rear porches;
tin roef. cutters and downspouts: no modern
improvements: lot 6O112O located in May
Price. So. 500; terms $500 cash; balance, $40
per month. Sign on property. Inspect Sun
day. Owner-occupant, Mrs. Dalton. Posses
sion 80 days.
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Rents $40. Price, $4,000.

Rents, $40. Price, S4.9OO.
-Four small bricks on lot 41.s1 feet front on
S3rd ST. NV. just south of st. NV. Within
view OF the New Naval Hospitsl This loca-
tion. within only blocks of state. War and
Navy building. must naturally enhance in
value: in the meantime the investment pays
over 1Orc net. s.. 600 OF the purchase price can
run wears at ~.
Geo. Y Worthineton 4 Son. Woodward bldg.
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Cow Cottage.

WY Nol1dS\.
Most conveniently, and delirhtfnlly located
heart Of the city.
Detached with large yard and garden. fruit
porches six rooms and bath: gas range; cleo
trc light: hot-warer heat.
Worth $500: will make big reduction for
quick sale and substantial cash payment.
{. {. LACEY. 40 18th st. NV.
FoUR-RooM BUNGALOW: GAS ELECTRIC
light. large lot. fruit. Price, $i'N' sooo cash
N'' ii. CRAWFORD MAYNoR
1872 3oth ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
sroom brick new strictly modern; M pae5ss o1e OF
Well worth IS. 900. Only $3.50. $1,000 cash,
il. CRAWFORD MAYNoR;
1912 Both ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
3--oom house with al! modern conveniences
IL. CRAWFORD MAYNoR.
1872 30th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Groom hnngaloH gas ona electric Lights, G ;oI Imr
II. CRAWFORD MAYNoR;
1872 30th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
1-room horse: gas. large lot, for only $3.50,
II. CRAWFORD MAYNoH.
3si2 Goth ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
have complete list of homes. in the best
residential section of Mt. Rainier. 1t vii! be
pleasure to show y:.n You ~ u,vxo,
1912 Both ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md: 90
FOR SALE-sO BY 130, WITH ALL M
provements. in Chevy Chase. u. C.. short
distance from Conn. cars. Terms if de
sired. Address BOX 152H STAR office,
TAKOMA PARK. 80 DENWUOD .AVE.-:,-
room modern bun ngalow: price. $1,000 on terms.
Also a 6-room tile house. slate roof; concrete
street: hot-water heat. All modern improve
menfs. Price. $4,000; on terms. Is Denwood
J. W. sHADIE. owner & Builder
Col :sD.lg lD&
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BY OWNEk--BEAUTIFUL 12-RO0M HOUSE
and about 10 acres: near Bailston. Va. m /
good road from city: > minutes from VIVA.
rwy. Phone Clarendon S21 F.! or address Mrs
s. l.. JOHNSTON, FAILS Church. Va. II. F.
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] ACRES. ONLY 81, 600.
Located 100 feet from Glebe road and 500
feet from Cathcart road near Ballston, Va:
lots of wood and many fine sites place.
This is an extremely low figure for this ground.
Title perfect; survey shows full I acres. Terms
very easy. Only $iOO cash. balance $50
per month Ground all around sells for lots
more. Fine place for chickens. etc.
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CROWLEY SCHOOL NOTES

TG-a vesS begins = new somsS. .ev.
a. tSs- Ec,d&N : BASKET bali game
w sh Na0sSGnis, tho Crowley boys ds-
fNa-si the NacSaSclS boys. IS 40 II
Ts 5S eSyHe pats Crowley ahead of
1tsrsA,jo,a in ;he league. The Man
aoci Siv'7 dctsSte5 the Crowley
,lS - - Is.
\ double header game wsaS played
7sl;a SgSar CitS here Tuesday night
sugar C3r,' won bctA games. the BOYS
>-'rs - cs SS-SS and she girls S4-1S,
Uec team work IN Octh games w7aS
g,De Tce sivlS were beaten r2ero2y
D, size
Oar future league games are Sc2S1-
ulss As follows. Crowley Al Fowler.
F-itsy. February 1, Crowley \, Sugar
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rNrERrAlNs CLUB.

Sugar Civ Gsrctte--l he E,...''5 ...'',
,e-. entertajnei THURSDAY a!l', ,.-',, uu',''
et tre homie % Nre SUSIE l'o",rl
n. Epur- we-e agrecaAiy speH, '-'
--,e-Sa aor and doing fancy "'5S
N~s D5v.cy srvet peach pit .l''
.r5rr-. N 1m AMI coffee for tha re-
~ .--.sr. eff her guests Those a.ts-
, -,--- v.-isme- Annie Good,
.---f- reno. Doris Phillips, bessie
Lar--s ruclla : hartou. Louise
..-r.,,,--~--,- Nina Conley Sophia
-.s-eff fs-sau, Susie Downef. ne
s-r--st,s 10 tAs home Cluh.oi1.l IN
rss is invited m the home OF MIS-
,.--s, Good on February the 24t1-
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. ( Noada, eFbrpary :: Fowler al
Z. owles FRIDAY. February II.
Elton kiidcr and Alea Brswes
were absent from school Tuesday.
United States history replaces ssc-
sraphy in the fourth grade this Sc
l,sGStsr.
NJ. Davies Of Fort Collins. the
head Of the Smith Hughes Ag-.oul-
taVe work in the state visited Crowley
h5gh school Wednesday, aud hsli y
conference with the agriculture cl@sS,
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" NJ. PROGRAM.

re W { 7. l. vii meet ~ aeot Of
7,,es,ssy. FeeTaAry at me hSN1, sS1,,,w. a.
W. ". c. wiuenmyer. fhe 1ol'ur Nv,
ms po,eram will ~ gwen. ~. ~ "''
49,, - tsis fs dues paving meeting
nsvotioaalS Mrs StreNer-
Music 49,, NO.
Brief course in Gives for haSS "''
r,sn-Mrs. Wcoidrtdse- !
l.sw Erfoucements-Nrs- Lou =
isoriner- "a unhl
Vlower Il Temperance CnN"'-
Mrs Fiemmins
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WEEKS SHIPMENTS

oRDwAy.
EasS-l CAT 70 Pnehio-
Cxt1ls-S cars 10 Kansas City
EsSS-l Gar 10 PEshto.
Alfalfa MsSl-il cars > 10 Eas,
81 La-ss- 70 Kansas City and 10
Nsz2A
Ezy-lS cars 10 Texas and e1s;-
s-a 2o5ats
CROWLEY
Hay car loads to Kansas City.
CSEIae-i cs- 70 Kansas CITY
Eoes II ez- 70 P1sAio-
SUGAR CITY
ExS@S CARS 10 Texas
OINEY.
HSr-i car 10 Colorado SPRING
HoSS-s cars to Pueblo
CRr-ls-l car 20 Prssio-
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MEMS CLASS ENTERTAINED.

CCowIey-A party was enjoyed !;
sho {. n HaffS home Thursday aishs
OF last week hv the mems bible c,.3sS-
Eiec-ioa of officers was also held 10,
th- class o l. Webb was elcctsS
pres 5e1- Sn6 J II Park secretary
,ri t--Ssursr-
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Nv sett.ng 4 contract to grow
he t,tles TOR Heinz this year you set
|ay ,sh in July and August
sal. n aaa Mrs. j. Il. Long and fam-
pr .rsre the guests of the c, w, Long
ct Ia lunta on Sunday. Miss
I, glen STAYED for a few days
md Ms. \. ". Eiuspakr Of Pratt, Kan
nra :, v-a't'ng 1T the home Of her
,r,urents. MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Day, She
NV ved Monday,
Bo Nfr apa Mrs W. o Fidler were the
ap ~ - he Cooper family on .asi
IN ',-'' aTerneen-
Es NJ. aad Mrs Fred Williams nave
-'s.' hSark q, slle'r reSifeace after
~ s',,. f',e ,ss' S'N weeks Win Mr.
p -i-s Elm ? Adair.
gu The Cleaners OF the Chr.Ss.an
], -,rsN NNfil sive 'taN a rev lsbz, on
?,.fe. Hear thesn FehrUsry Is, :, the
~ y sehool sedisorlum.
w Members a. ,he Chisenhall family
y III auN ans a0de' ouarsNtine
Mrs. Lewis Worker Went "a Graut
o hnotion last week To take ;vso cail-
,le ga e he Sga'c home Spd rs-nins
OF ,-'' So s'N',a- detectives SAG r.
= nod SsNo5ae
u rhr' N'uev II canon Citv was
q the r'rst 81 the week 90 ouS'-
n ". F. Robinson and f-afiv ~ Ss'-
Il OSiN., have moves NN.s 0Nd
u rral'ahlv Hs8ase this their horne
y es a~s old Ac0uaintsnceS nj Mt
- . y TAouaas who l-Ve5 n
z f'-'a A. SS2ga.
4 " 5. wmteruutc was here ;sst
! Het N''s'ssres 'aNN7~r aftc0 thf
asiug Of hsS farm lands in ,hiS
= Dansj' Robe-tS NSss'f fH-~ N-,i-
N,~2av ov aaS 7r- .- E-ul fc-
IS " -an@t G-"7a F11-- wNr-s ns
'-i,-r- fN ~ee N5S parents NJ ans
- N e RoNe~ts- Re State' that
ts'sec's health IS 2or 5mr-cv-'-
:. olnev spring -Olpey Is % Ssva =
autauana again this Suu,uiec- The
3 last summer VAS thoroughly en-
a. es3 reonlo aye generally p.osS-
- snow shN- aSothsr is tc b oosl-
& VI Sqo. Van winSls Of
Z ,Aersw were TIE guests u Mrs MIR
"a - aeosson On Monday even
ms.
u s,.SS Hill <hipps6 rs hoGScAold
Il ss< aa3 machinery 70 Carts, Nshr,.
Il Monday whers ae viii reside
II oliveg Fisher has moved his an
" menJS and household faraisaic 10
aaha. No. wAsre he VIII MAKE his
~ elo<se Pan.se ana Ms, Her
n Baker spsas Wednesday VAN MIS-
N.asr-
= ne bob C7esk ladies sold pses and
n = ~ he sale given eS Herman
"a Nc, WeanessSs TSsy had Soo6
sceeSS as they made ASoct SSS-ao.
s,Sak SncsA ana daughters, Ruth
GVcedoiyn invited s few f-re-sGs
4 to SaSa6 the aVsal2s TcsSa&y il
~. Mrs, Smiths birthday The
erlas was Sasa. n playing games
ser watch danny refreshments aaG
iiS WarS scTSS6- Mr., Sad MIS-
wsea Soli2cksT ard family &zsS Mr..
4 Mrs James Carpenter and f1rz-
wsrs heir ggSaS
rNrFswRITER FoR SALE
Ne aaye 2n excellent Remington
! ressrsis- fc- sale. SASS X voz
sess = gSea machine GET sASs c2s
THE NEW ERA
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~vevri'Cr ribbons the very best
81 .tc. AT tus New Era Office.
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small envelopes Tor nv't7tlons
.,s VISITING card us uoV in stock a.
Die New Era
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We have wire baskets in single ana
double styles Tor Office use. The
STS ofNicS.
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Corn roerh in attendance Il s
BurauF edgatou gr p o
i e 0 mos m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-06-22
HURT IN AUTO CRASH.
Woman and Man Injured il
Wreck-Other Accidents.

Mrs c. w. Childs, fifty years old,
1911 street, and Z. T. Jackson,
forty-years old, 4S5 q street, were in
jured last night in an automobile COL
lision at 18th and P streets They re-
fused hospital treatment Damage
to the two automobiles amounted to
$500.
Miss Maud A. Fletcher, twenty
years old. clerk with the federal voca-
tional training board. residing at
1908 Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
was knocked down by a street car
at 18th and E streets about $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. She was
treated at Emergency Hospital for
conclusion of the brain.
Joseph Rosenthal, nine years old.
eos I street. was knocked down by
an automobile in front Of -0l2 Penn
sylvania avenue yesterday afternoon
and bruised about his body. He was
given first aid at Emergency Hospital.
While playing on a shed in rear of
1908 9Th street last night about
o'clock. Roy L. Mitchell. five years
old, fell to the ground and broke his
wrist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-06-22
SEES HAWAIIAN DANGER.
House Committee Told of Labor
Shortage Affected by
r,1,,.ea

Walter F. Dillingham;. heading a
delegation sent here by the legisla-
ture of Hawaii told the House i'm
migra ton committee yesterday that in
dustrial and political control in the
island soon would pass into the hands
of the Japanese unless the present
apriculturar labor shortage was
s6cedily relieved. Mr.. Dillingham;
urged passage of u bill which would
authorize the Secretary of Labor to
lift immigration restrictions so that
aliens now denied entrance could De
work in the fields.
The Japanese, constituting hereto
fore so per cent of the labor supply.
he said, were leaving the employ of
sugar, pineapple and coffee growers
to go into business for themselves.
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MADE FULL PROFESSOR.
Henry Grattan Doyle Is Given Pro-
motion at g.. W. q.

Henry Grattan Doyle of the depart
ment Of romance languages of George
Washington University. has been pro-
NOTED from an assistant professorship
to professor of romance languages.
In addition to his courses in Span
ish, Prof. Doyle will give course
on Dante. for which no knowledge of
Italian will be required. in the sum-
mer. session Of the university.
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WILL TAKE UP DUTY HERE.

Mai. Stuart c., Godfrey. Corps of
Engineers, in charge Of Wilson dam,
FLORENCE, Ala, has been ordered to
this city for duty in the Office Of the
chief Of engineers. Capt. Sylvester
p, Mortimer. Corps of Engineers, at
Camp Grant. ILL.,. also has been detail
ed to duty in the office Of the chief of
engineers, War Department.
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CARD OF THANKS.

IoEKINS. ! wish to express my sincere
thanks and deep appreciation to our relatives
and many friends and co-workers for. their,
kindness and sympathy and beautiful Coral
tributes at the death Of my husband.
C0RALYN -H0SKINS.
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GOES TO CAMP DIX.

Lieut. Col. James T. Watson, in
spector general on duty in the. Office
Of the inspector general. War Depart
ment, has been transferred to Camp
Dix, N. j.. for duty.
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WARMED.

cLxaKE-wAITrRs. January 10. 1921. IN
: RaItimnre, Nd. by the Rev. Mr.. Eyster.
JOHN ]. CLARKE Of Washington. d. C.. and
HELEN. V. WALTERS. Of Glendale, Nd.
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DIED.

cLAeUE. Tuesday, June u. 1921. ELIZA
BETH NJ CLAICHE thee Heck. beloved wife
Of William H. clsgue.. Funeral !. ON her
late residence. 1a7 st. ne. Thursday, June
"a; thence to st. Mart MS Church. where
, mars will he said ut 8 O'Clock am. Friends
invited.
COLLINS, Tuesday. June II. 1921. at the
home Of her son. William J. Collins. 3026
O ST NV, BRIDGET. the widow Of the late
Dennis j. Collins. Funeral. Thursday. June
"a, at 9 an; thence to- Holy Trinity
church, where macs win be said for the re.
pose Of bar soul. lntsrmeat At Mount oiivet.
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Y POIADOES-J0c peck.
HIDES AND TALIOW.

tCoFrectfu Iouay Dy ., W. AIplhhu-
2IO n. Main ST.
HIDES - sc: calfskins. 1Oc; rend-
cred tallow, 3@5c 10; rough tai
low, 2Q3c To-: bCeswax. 25435
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can be done Cor him now. how old
viii he have 70 be 70 have them TAX
en- out? Is there any way OF re-
moving adenoids without cutting
them out? He IL very poor Is this
due 20 adenoids2 Should 1 give him
condensed milk?
Unless the symptoms are very
marked. IL "a usually advisable 10
wait until child is two years old
before operating for the removal OF
adenoids.
II the baby's nourishmeut Is be-
ing interferred with through his
inability 20 nurse. you cannot af-
ford 10 wait till his strength Is ex-
hausted. 1T is wise TO keep him on
the breast. but il may be advisable
10 give him additional food. Though
| condensed milk is Of value as a tenn
porary food, it's prolonged use is not
advisable. and it would be better to
use modified pasteurized cows milk
I if YOU car secure good milk.
There is 10 satisfactory way 20 re-
move adenoids except by means OF
/ an operation.
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Corrected Daily by Major Bros. s. To-
gan St. AIishawalsa.)
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair TO good