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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
PLEA FOR EDUCATION.
Dartmouth President Makes Address at
University of Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA. June 15.-Modern
civilization may be threatened by the
very weapon it has created to defend it
self against possible enemies unless
higher education is brought within the
reach of the masses and applied unself-
ishly, Ernest Martin Hopkins, president
of Dartmouth college. asserted in an adj
dress today at the commencement exer-
cises of the University of Pennsylvania.
He received the degree of doctor of laws.
The World war and the natural progress
of events have unleashed gigantic forces
with which the church as well as the ed
ucational system must concern itself
without delay, he said.
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MISS STIRLING WINS AGAIN.
Takes Second Round Match from Miss
Sherwood i'm France.

FONTAINEBLEAU, France. June l.
ASSOCIATED Press Miss Alexa Stirl-
ing of Atlanta won her match in the sec
ond days play of the open golf cham
pionship tournament here today, defeat
ing Miss Rosamund Sherwood of st.
Georges, l.. l.. 3 and >
Other results show five American COM
petitOrs winning their matches in the
second round with two others Succumb-
ing to American opponents. Miss Stirl-
ing played a strong game against Miss
Sherwood. going under par three times
on difficult holes. She got a two on the
par three seventh, by holing a 2J-foOt
putt.
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THINKS REPORT
OF CASE INCORRECT
County Agent Harvey Says Account of
Auto Prosecution i'm RefOrmer
Tended to Magnify Facts.
Editor of The Reformer:

Editor of The Reformer:
Sometimes we are apt to make noun
tains out of ant hills. The item which
appeared in The Reformer last evening
certainly had that tendency.
Automobile tail lights will go out in
spite of the fact that according to the
law they ought not to.
Anyone would judge that from the
aforementioned article. | am a rather
uncivil sort of a person; Mr.. Whitney did
not ask me why my tail light was out.
but stopped me without having to run
his car across my path. demanded my
name, occupation. license number. etc.
1t was brought out in the court room
Yesterday that | had a perfect right to
ask upon what authority | was being
stopped. 1t was not until after this pro-
cedure that | was told why | was being
stopped. and thet only after / had asked
for the information. The states attorney
did not ask me TO repair my light, but l
did so promptly and proceeded.
| admit being found with an extin-
guished light. have paid the costs as re-
quired. and had the write-up in the daily
paper been based on what actually hap
ned in court nothing more would have
been said. but inasmuch as this was not
so feel that owe the public an explana-
ton.
X. W. HARVEY, County Agent.
BrattlebOrO. June 10.
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y. E. PUBLISHERS MEET.
Four Organizations of Which Barre Man
Is Vermont Director.

BRAINTREE. Mass. June b
About 30 publishers of New England
daily newspapers at a meeting at the
Kennel club here yesterday organized the
New. England Daily Newspaper associa-
tion. Its announced purpose is the ex-
change of information for the benefit of
members Benjamin Anthony of New
Bedford was elected president.
The other officers chosen are as fol-
lows: Vice president, John L. Rathom
of Providence; secretary, Sherman FL.
Bowles of Springfield; treasurer. 4. III.
Fuller of Brockton directors. w. III.
Dow of Portland. Me-. J. 4. Muehling of
Manchester, y. H.. +. f.. Langley of
Barre. VT. John u. Plummer of Spring
field. Robert Wright of Haverhill. Charles
%. Black of Pawtucket. r. l., and W. j.
Pape of Waterbury. Conn.
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SENATOR LODGE
IN PATRONAGE ROW
Holds Up Action on Appointment Made
BY President on Request of
Secretary Hoover.

WASHINGTON. June Ia patron
age row involving President Harding,
Secretary Hoover and Senator Lodge de-
veloped today. 1t resulted from the
Presidents nomination on recommends
tion of Mr.. Hoover of Julius Klein of Bos-
ton to be director of the bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce.
The appointment of Klein was said to
have been a complete surprise to Senator
Lodge. at whose request the senate com
merce committee postponed action on the
nomination pending an inquiry. Senator
Lodge was White House caller today,
but did not see the President.
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CONTINUED op Page 81
BELFAST DISORDER
is CONTINUED
Authorities Say Concerted Effort Is fSe'
ing Made to PrOlong Disturb
ances In Irish City.

REIFAST. June 10 (Associated
Ilress3 The authorities declared today
there was a concerted attempt to CON
tinue disorders here. Several ponce
barracks notified military headquarters
today that whistles had been blown, re-
voIvffs fred and cries of murder ralSeu
followed by genuine screams Oh nI palinI
the noises with reprisal raids.
This was widespread today. Shooting
occurred during the breakfast hour today
in the streets affected last evening. sanu
hags were used for shelter. Snlpers were
seized bv the police in one street.
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SIMS STARTS HOME,
NOTHING TO RETRACT"

LONDON. June 15 (ASSOciated
Press) Rear Admiral William s.
Sims left this morning for South
ampt0n. where he was TO board the
steamer Olympic and proceed TO New
York. He rode in special car that
was so burtened with floral testi-
mOnialS that there was scarcely
room for members of his party TO
move about. Answering reporters
requests for a farewell message Adj
miral Sims called attention to des-
patches i'm this mornings newspa-
pers telling of a reaction i'm the
United States against his critics. He
declared he had nothing further to
say land nothing to retract'
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Knights of Columbus Hall

Wednesday. June Irregular meet
ing of Protective Grange. Third and
fourth degree will be worked. Retresh-
ments will be served.
Saturday, June Is, Mohawk Legion of
Greenfield. Mass. will hold a meeting
and frolic All legionaires of Twin State
Legion. No. 10. are invited
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SENSATIONAL ORDERS GIVEN.
Alleged Documents from Hungarian War
Minister Urge Deception.

VIENNA June 15.-The text of two
sensational secret orders alleged to have
been issued by the Hungarian war min
lister to army commanders is printed in
local newspapers today marked destroy
Immediately" The orders as quoted say
that altered conditions in the country
due to ratification of the Trianon treaty
makes it necessary for the government
TO disguise the military establishment
They direct that reserve officers be inn
mediately placed in civilian clothes and
listed as members of the statistical es-
tablishment.
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GREEK OFFENSIVE SOON.
Opening of Campaign Against Turkish
NatinnaIists Believed Imminent.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Juhe 10 (Asso-
ciated Press) Opening of the Greek of
fensive against the Turkish Nationallsts
in Asia Minor is believed here to be mn
ninent- British reserves are relieving
the Greek 18th division at Ismid on the
sea of AIarmora which is proceeding to
the Ushak front near the Bagdad rail-
way northeast of Smyrna.
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ANNULs HARNESS CONTRACTS.
President Harding Takes Action ON Ad
vice of Attorney General.

WASHINGTON, June To- - On adj
vice of the attorney general, President
Harding has annuled war department
contracts with the United States Har-
ness Co. for disposal of surplus harness.
MIR. Daugherty held these contracts to
violate criminal code sections prohibit
ing participation by government officers
or employees in such transactions.
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ASKS FOR MORE TIME.
Austria Wants L. S. to Defer Its Claim
of S2I.OOO.OO

PARIS. June 1j.-Application to the
United States to defer demands for pay
ment of her claim on Austria were to be
made by the Austrian government, it was
learned here today. while the league of
nations will solicit the same concessions
from other creditors The only direct
claim of the United States amounts to
$24, 10000 or 300 900 tons of flour.
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Masonic Temple

Wednesday. June 10. at 7.30-Stated
conclave of Beauseant commandery, No.
Z. Knights Templar.
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Centre Congregational Church

Friday, June IL, to ) o'clock
The Woman association viii hold a
garden party at the home of Mrs. II. c.
Ayerill. The special pledges made last
winter should be brought in at that
time. In case of storm the party will
be held at the chapel.
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The gallery of theatre is called the
gods because the ceiling of old Drury
Lane theatre in London used to be
painted to represent a heecy blue sky
with flying cupids. Aud this picture of
the gods extended right over the gall
lery
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THE WEATHER.
Fair Tonight and TOmorrow-Moderate
North Winds

WASHINGTON, June 10. The
weather forecast: Fair tonight and
Thursday. Little change in tempera-
north winds.
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BROWN GIVES DEGREES.
Three Made Doctors of Law Including
Ne,v HamnSIIire Man.

PROVIDENCE. II. l., June 10
Twelve honorary degrees were conferred
bv Brown university at the 15lst COM
fnencement exercises today. The degree
of Doctor of Law was given Baron Emil
do Cartier. Belgian ambassador TO the
United States; Albert ]. Beveridge: for
mer United States senator; and Judge
Reuben E. Walker of Concord n. ii.
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Odd Fellows Temple

Saturday, June -Wantastiquet
lodge viii work the third degree in New
fame in the evening All members wish
ing to go will please sign up at the tenn
pie by Thursday night
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First Baptist Church

Friday, 4 p. m.-JuniOr Endeavor !;
7.30-Regular church prayer meeting.
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Nearly all the members of European
royalty keep diaries.
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Methodist Episcopal Church

Friday at 7.30 p. m.-Prayer meeting
in the yestry.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-17
OFFICIAL NOTICE


~ RI.lC SCHOOLS OF TIE DISTRICT ~
COLI NBlA December ln. 1921 Too Hu.
lowing cIa lions will ~ hold - T-aaa
I'm School Building. corner 18th q X
sfcCets NV. necrmheT 70. 1921. Co. cstaf,1r4l
a. eligible list Tor teacherships iu fus puH
d. schools. tsh Senior Day Heh ~sl-a.i.
All Spacial subjects. Msthenstir. Ibf E.a
ior llEh Schools: Al subjects. Cos Nu.F.
ti'ral. An special subjects Per furtrr.- bon
formation. Amply 20 y. y eathrrlcss So.
rotary. Board of ENHmircrs FRANZ "
BALLOT. Superintendent - Schools
BAIInU Superintcr dent Of Schools err
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS J. OWEN q SON Auctione.rI.


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE UNIN
proved building bots in Chevy Chsse and
Chevy Chase Grove. u. G. 90 BE- sold within
the office 81 Thos. ]. owen & Son. By yir-
tue Of u certain deeds Of trust duly recorded
among the land records for the District Of
columbia o. follow: ~ lher 4o55. fol-"
10: 90 liber 1885. folio 2Sa: a. liner
1905 folio 4Sp; a. liner 444s. folio liz:
80 lihcr 44S3 folio 392: t6l liber 44ss
folio @9>. 80 liner 44s3. folio i33. 80
liher 44.a. folio 4Ga: 80. libar 4l74. folio
333; COl hher l46a. folio m. lll liner
Ass, folio 800. tl2i lib~r 1856. folio l4o;
tl3l lber 4465. folio lOs. and tlfl liber
H29. folin 40. respectively, and 81 the re
quest 81 tho rSrty secured thereby, We will
sell al pubic auction, in the Office ~
Thos. J. Owen Son. 1881 81 NV On
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER.
1921. I O'clock p. NJ. the following de
scrihed land and premises situate in the
County Of Washington. in the District 81
Columbia ~ lots ~ -. &c and - In
square 1897, 90, lots and IN square
2ooi. all in Fulton II. Gorduns subdivision
n mart of tract Of land called Chew
Chase Grove" n. G, as said subdivision j.
recorded in the office Of the Surveyor II tho
District ~ Columbia. in book 81. page So
~ lot l. in square aO23 In Fulton r Cor
don's subdivision Of part Of tract - land
called Chevy Chase Grove" "RrSurvev on
New Seat Vale" and Fellowship" -
-sId subdivision is recorded In the Office ~
the Surveyor for said District in book -.
page 81: ~ lot - in square 1857 in Ful-
ton n. t.ordon's subdivision Of part Of a
tract 90 land called Chevy ChaSe" a. said
subdivision IS recorded in the office ~ the
Surveyor for said District. In County book
80. page l.. 90 lot In block 22al; 90 lot
l in square east OF square 2294; "a the
north half by the full depth Of lot . in
square 2ea4 tSl lot % IN square 22-af. 90
lot 10 in square 22a5; tlOl lot in block
ee96: ull lot Il in block 23lO: 1al lot
- in block 23l2 tlal lot IN block @3l3.
and C4 bot IL in blcck 23l3 in Fulton Il
Gordon's subdivision Of part Of tract -
land called Chevy Chase Grove" District
Of Columbia. as said subdivision is recorded
in the orfice OF the Surveyor Of the District
Of Columbia In book GO. page - Terms
Of sale: One-third ~ the purchase money
to be paid In cash-snd the remaintcr in
two equal instruments payshls In one and
two year,, with interest al per cent pc
lnnun. payable semi annually. and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold. ~
al cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit Of 500 required upon each lot at
the time Of sale. ConveysncinE. recording
and revenue stamps st purchasers cost
Sale 20 he closed within thirty DAYS. or the
property may he readvertised and sold ~
the risk and cost Of dcfarting purchaser.
II. e. BAILEY, trustee in deed OF trust re-
corded in lh'r 4O57. folio 10: J IL COR
DON. substituted trustee under Equity
Cause No. S9lSs in deN-i Of trust rc~or ied
in liber 1856 at folio eS9. J. ". GORDON.
trustee in all other above mentioned deeds
Of trust
des.9. 10. 12.I3.14.15.ls.i7.I9 23s
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

la, HIGHLY IMPROVED; TWO SQUARES
from Baltimore boulevard and trolley; IS
7-room house: fur, h., barn & gar; price,
$1,000. WIN. II. SAUNDERS d CO., 1888
ST. NV. Az
FOR SALE OR RENT-sIX ROOMS: MOD
srn, detached, possession: $50 will rent
and $50 80, with little cash, will buy, Sun
day. phone Alexandria 1915.
+. c. GooDNow COMPANY,
100 18th st. Main 307.
2S2
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FINANCIAL.


MONEY FOR IN 1RUST LOANS o. u C.
property. G. B. LIKENS. IS44 @ u 80.
Main iO5- lfS1
FIRST Trust REAL ESTATT NOTES -.
secured m modern residences IN the NE
trirt Of Columbia Denominations 500 an1
upward. Louis Y SHOEMAKER 1907 y.
Y. ave NV. established 1875. Main 1895
FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. rI-ATE. 81 ASS. a. 2
Elsrv Insurance Louis p. SHOENAk SR
1907 y. Y. ave. nv. Main 1856. IHqulrs
for Mr EInf.
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Brooklanc

DETACHED HOME: NEW; 6 RMS. & . r. :
h.-w.h.: cleo. e.: hardwood floors
throughout: stationary tubs: strictly mod.
ern: poss. with dep. This is the best house
in this section and can no handled with 81
OOO cash and s75 per month; price. IS. $50
wILDMAN & CO, 9th 4 II. Franklin G406
BROOKLAND-sS. 500
Strictly modern bungalow; lot so feet
wide; rooms. bath, h.-w.h. cleo
lights; large front porch and rear porch ;
ample garage space. House Is in ex-
cel'ent condition. Terms. VIM s.
PHILLIPS. 1909 Y. Y. ave. Main 9s
HOLLOW TILE HOUSE, DETACHED, OF
rOms and bath; an exceptionally good
buy from every standpoint. In addition to
the usual modern Improvements, there Is q
built-in refrigerator and clothes chute: omen
fireplace IN living room: possession and
terms: price, 50. 900. SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
7i3 18th st. Main o345.
BROoKLAND-s rms. L b.; hwh.. .lec.
garage room: hne cond 1l.JoO; 81. 500
cash. wILDMAN & CO., 9th 4 II. Frsntlip
s40G.
BROOKLAND-Seven rms, pantry & b.:
elect & gas; h.-w.h.: good cond.: garage
for carr. Price. $40, 500; $1,000 cash
tBunrl. w1LDMAN & CO. 9th and II.
Franklin s4O6
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CONNECTICUT AVE; 10 rms. D. mi.
Co. 18th & Col. rd. NV. Col. 4s74.
DETACHED FRAME HOUSE WITH BUILT
in garage; 10 rooms and bath with hot
water heat: electricity; hardwood floors and
trim trent breakfast and sleeping porches
terms anI possession; price. 5000. SHAN
NON & ITCHS. T13 14th St Main 2345
ATTRACTIVE 6-ROOM HOME: COMPLETE
snd modern In every detail; just OF Conn
ave: screens and awnings Included; con-
vcnirnt terms and possession will BE- ar
rsnged: price. $4,000. SHANNON q
L.UCHs. Ti8 14th ST. Main 234j.
HANDSOME HOME on PORTER ST. /:
stucco With stone trim; 3 stories; con-
t,infn II rms and tile baths; hot-vatrr
heat: electricity and gas; concrete porches:
buffers pantry; built-in refrigers tor; large
stone and brick hreplaces; hesmed ceiling in
dining room: Exceptionally we'll constructed
Immediate possession: terms; price, $40. OCO
SHANNON & LUCHs, T13 14th st. NJ 23l5.
CLEVELAND PARK-Two sTORIEs
frame. o rms. baths, gas and clec ;
hvh: uiltin garage for cars. $40. 600
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO. INC. 73s 18th
st NV NJ. $500
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RADNoR HEIGHIe-ss. 900.

.ADNoR HEIGHTe-s6,Joo.
Twenty minutes to the heart Of the city;
overlooking the beautiful Lincoln Me-
mortal: rear lot a recreation area for the
children. This seven-room frame house
almost new, with cleo. lights; hOt-air
heat. Why pay twice as much and get
no more than is offered p this house
VIM. s. PHILLIPS. 14oS N. Y. ave.
Main 9S.
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FARMS
Mr.. Bowie, Nd.

Mr.. Bowie, Nd.
Stock and dairy farm:
9I5 =. estate. s7O.OoO; terms
Y. Z. RYON co. INC. lfe3 st.
GOOD SALT WATER FRONT FARM or
2e1 a: main house u r: tenant houses.
barns; wharf on property. Price. only
900; splendid for subdivision. wM u.
SAUNDERS 4 CO. 143a st. NV.
SO A; 1000 TT. SALT WATER FRONT:
II T. house and out hldEs; 81 mi. from
Washington; good roads: price. only s. 500.
"a A. on SALT WATER: s. Nj. FROM
fruit trees and grape vineyard: Artesiau
well. $1,000. wM. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO.
1888 81. NV.
A. on POTOMAC RIVER, NEAR Mt.
Vernon trolley; mod. house: 10 r. h.;
cleo; tenant house; 2-csr gar; spr. h.;
price, $1,000. wM. II. SAUNDERS q co,
1893 X ST. NY.
is A. on SALT WATER; R. HOUSE;
several outhuildings; price, 5000. VA.
h. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1888 st NV.
COLONIAL HOMES; SALT WATER AND
inland farm; some stocked and equipped.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO, 1888 -. NV.
ACRES Of ground at suitlsnd. Nd. on
perfect State road Adj. ground selling for
$3.50 acre. Money fur. 10 build. Sl.4OO. JOHN
,. DoNoHoE a SONS. 3l+ Pa. ave. sc.
NEAR FOUR CORNERS. MD. go a. dairy
farm; special at se6.soo; terms y. L.
RIoN CO. INC, 1923 st.
l12 ACRES; suitable for subdivision, near
Dist. lines T. honse on property $500
Ashorney q Sullivan. 1927 Eye vt. NJ. 1881
40 acres on BALTIC Pike. mr.. BeltsvilIe, Md.
MOO house, gar. barn. etc; cleo car sts
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BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED
HOME; ANIL; EIGHT ROOMS:
TWO BATHS; G L SsED IN
BREAKFAST PORCH: LARGE
SLEEPING PORCH: UNUSUALLY
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH
OPEN FIREPLACE: BUILT-INGA-
RAGE: HOUSE READY FOR OC-
CUPANCY; PRICE. SIG, OOO GATE
WOOD = BENNETT. 500 CONT,
TR. BLDG MAIN 6J04
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Takoma Pan.

TAKOMA PARK-ss. 800
Here Is remarkable offering in a large
corner house; lot 651I54: contains
spscious rooms hath: garage space :
large front porch and rear porch; beauti-
ful Shrubbery. House is in very good
condition: terms. WM. 6. PHILLIPS
1909 y. Y. ave Main as
TAKOMA PARK-s7. OOO.
Dandy corner home; rooms bath: cleo
lights; h.-w.h.; in very good condition
Ii IL now vacant md immediate DOS
session may he obtained. Very moders te
terms. WM. s. PHILLIPS. 14o9 y. Y.
sve. Main os.
HARVARD, Mr.. 9Th Nw.-sir rms, A
tile b.; h.-w.h.: garage space; col. porch;
$3.50. Wlt.DS4N CO.. 9th and II.
Franklin. 6io8.
HARVARD. Mr.. 9Th Nw.-siI rms.
tile b.; h-v.h; $3.50 wILDNAN a
co, 9th and II. Franklin 6406.
OTIS PLACE, NR. GA. AVE. Nw.-Tvo
stories & attic; 9 rms. & tile b.; h.-wh.
cleo: laundry: sleeping porch: inst h. "
heater; al cond; $500: terms wILDMAN
4 CO. 9th and II SITS. Franklin 64O6.
TAKOMA PARK-ss.756
New detached home OF n rooms: bath:
h.-w.h.; cleo. lights; lot 40115O: ample
trees: convenient to 18th ST. car line. At
tractire terms
WIN. 8. PHILLIPS.
1fno New York sve. MAI, a.
NEAR WALTER REED HosPr.-s1o. 100.
One OF the choice location Of wasbinrt ton.
Drsct1cally new bungalow Of 9 rooms;
bath; vi; cleo. lights; lot 4oI1Oo; 1
car metal Ksrage; porches: hardwood floor
and trim throughout; open fireplace; con-
crete cellar and laundry tubs: attractive
terms. wN. 8. PHILLIPS. 140s " T.
ave. Main %.
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MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED


GRAPHOPHONE RECORDS. ALL KINDS:
will pay rssh, Gol ? =. nv 1872
Will. CALI. IL Ny TNI.ETTERED AUTO.
mobile. city Or suburban. ana nay v1r
highest prizes for ladies reutlsmen's 5hiI.
dren.s discarded clothing ! viii call. 3.
RICE laae 9Th st nv y 1Tss a.
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Cleveland Park.

NACoNB sT-sls.Ooo: 10 rms: B.,
smL lot 5OI1JO. Y. T.. SALISBURY q
Co. 1918 Eye st. Main 1904.
PORTER ST.-sI5.TJO: &c rms; 81
.mL: nr. car line. y. L. SALISBURY .
co 1918 Eve st. Main 5000.
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MOVING AND STORAGE.

Emergency Transfer Co.
Furniture Moving: Distant HAULING,
g. W. NEACH. Mgr
III u - nv Ms.n -
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DECATUR ST.

49, rms. n. ami. rsrsEe
va n, HARTtNG, HOS 18th st. VI. sTs
WEBSTER EDS sT.-sls.ooo; 5 rms. D; ..m.i:
BURY co. 14ls Eye St Main 1904.
10 the most exclusive part of saurs az.
diton on Gallatin street; handsome home
OF rooms a bedroons: . connI.t.
oshs; h.-w.h.; elec. lights; colonial front
p 1or,,- and rear porChe'; very larr. lo'.
Te-m. I'm 10 nicely arranged. w. 9
PHILLIPS. 1909 n. Y sr. NsiA %
BRICK sEMI-BUNGALow WITH 2 ROOMS
and baths: q bed rooms): hot-v,ts-
neat; electricity and Fss: hardwood doors
mo sSn trim; sleeping porch: donbi. brick r,,-
NON LUcHs, 71s iIth ct. Main $50.
DELArIELD sT.-si7.ooo: rms. b.:
.smi mr.; 18th ST. y '. sANsBURY &
CO. 1918 Ey. st Main 5so4
DECATUR sT-sis750: rms: 2 h.
double brick EaraEe: mr.. 18th st Y. L.
SALISBURY & CO. 14Is Eve st NJ 5oo4
CRTTTENDEN sT.-sIo mn: rms. b.:
anil: NJ. 18th ST Y T.. SALISBURY a
20. 1913 Eye st Main 1900
DETAFIELD sT-sI4.5 700; 7 rms h..
mi: garage: corner house. y Z.
SANsBURY 4 co. 1918 Ey. st NJ sno4
EMERSON sT.-s14 ono: Q rms. b.: b.-vh.:
cLsc garage: mr.. 18th ST. v T.. SANS.
Fury 20. 1878 Eve St nsIn sao4
EMERSON .sT.-s12. 500: holiow-tiIe hnue,.
Hr I've. - smL v T.. SANS.
Fury co. 1913 Eye At. Main 5oo4
18Th sr.-s13.oo0: rms. b.; s.m.i.: ga
rage; mr.. Emerson St " L. sANsBUB~
4 co. 1913 Eye ST. Main 5so4
Beautiful bungalow Of rooms: bstn and
extra lsvatory: h.-v.h; cleo lights:
screened-tn sleeping porch: hardwood
hoors; beautiful lawn: lot 45r117 In wide
alley: plenty rom for garage Terms.
WIN. :. PHILLIPS. 1909 v. Y. ave. N. %.
RANDOLPH ST. nr. 18th: T.. ? b.; ant;
~. Main os.
1897 Newton: 8 Rooms: All Imp: S. 80.
PETTY PETTY.
1922 y. Y. ave Main 5l27.
14TH ST. ME-. ALLISON.
rms. b.. h.w.h. sli.ooo.