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Evening star., 1921-07-07
Main SO.

$35.OO0.O0.
Mass. Ave. Near 18th st.
Very close to Dupont Circle; room: 9n,, .na
baths; electric lights: possession on July Ao'n.
$l3,5OO.W:
Chevy Chase, ID. c.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: Naval once.
ordered TO the west coast offers his beautiful
home at the above price: rooms and TWO
i,s ths: every modern couvenience; wide front
nosch: 6eeskfast and sleeping porch.
100000.
Columbia Heights.
A a-atery and cellar brick residsnce; colonial
frn.f norch: o rooms and 2 baths: hot-water
M: electric lights: immediate possession.
100000.
Near 10Th and Q SITS.
A Shs,a-story and cellar brick; Q rooms and
4 baths; b surs to see this.
%,250.M.
Near R. l. Ave. and Sd St. NE.
A nearly nsw. eolonial-typs bhck; hot-watef
hsat: electric lights: rooms and bath; large
hsck pysch; room for garage.
VIM. H. SAUL
1433 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

MOST DESIRABLE APARTMENT. NV. SEC
tion. selling on cooperative hasis2 large rms
and bath, newly papered and painted; large
closets and hack porch: anil: price. only
s.. 200: $500 cash; total monthly payment.
$55; owner leaving city. Address Box 1S8D.
BARGAIN; WITH SPLENDID FURNITURE:
corner apt. on 14th ST.; apis. Of and rms. !;
lot ss1i25: 1875 g; #. ground; eld Old assessed
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.. 9l4 N. 7. ave.
A WELL BUILT CORNER ABATEMENT
house. fronting on a wide avenue. in good
neighborhood. IL apartments. 4 and rooms
and BATH each. All rooms front on street.
Rents for s. 18G per annum. Price. 81. 600.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor.
723 10th at. NV.
WARRINGTON HEIGHTS SECTION-WELL
constructed, fOur-story. nOn-elevator building.
Owner will take $50 600 cash for equity over
FIRST trust At 8 per cent. having nearly three
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main 9415. 1410 g at.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
JAMES F. SHEA,
634 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.

CHEVY CHASE.
1900 CASH RDQUIRED: BAL MONTHLY
FOUR BLOCKS BEYOND CHEVY CHASE
CLUB. AND JUST OFF CONN. AVE. A
VERY ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL HOME:
CENTRAL ENTRANCE HALL. ONE THAT,
YOU SHOULD INSPECT BEFORE BUYING;
SEVERAL OTHERS OF THE SAME TYPE
AND coSsTRCCLI0N HAVE SOLD 9UIcKLx.
WrrH TILED SHOWER. EQUIPPED
WITH LATEST IMPROVED FIXTuREs.
PLACE, DINING ROOM, BUFFERS PAN
TRY, KITCHEN And PANTRY. FIRST
FtO0R: LARGE PORCH ACROSS gIDE;
FULLY EQUIPPED LAUNDRY: DOUBLE
GARAGE; tOT s0xl20; IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION: INSPECTION INVITED. PRICE,
OPEN no An. oYFER..
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,r7
Real Estate Dept. 10th and g.
Main 40 Evenings, North 91o.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
: FOR sALE-H0UsEs
COnttIOO1.

= CHAS. II
Main 36, Main 81.
One of the Prettiest Homes in
Chsrrydale; contains seven rooms: electric
lights. lot b0x3O0 Enclosed In beautiful lhedse).
shrubbery and all kinds Of fruit Owner: Ieav-
able terms to responsible party.
a Z.
Splendid 12-Room and Bath
hon e. with hot.water heat and electric lights;
Pittsburgh instantaneous heater: located near
New Hampshire ave. and st.: house ~ per-
feet condition throughout. Price. &l2.SOO.
3.
Attractive Semi-Detached 10
room home vest Of 10Th st., hsa nsoa
erty, viii sen for $lS. 900 and give immediate
possession.
4.
8-Room and Bath on Two
floors, located 3ust OF, Lincoln Park: four mn
usually large bedrooms. Price, $3.50: $0Oo
cash and SOS per month very unusual op-
portunity to get good home on easy terms.
5.
Within u Square of Dupont
circ,e-the city's most desirable residential
section, Besutiful stone residence. containing
twelve rooms and two baths. servant's guar
tera electric lights: newly decorated. a home
such as this 10 very seldom offered for sale md
must be seen to be appreciated. Price. sle.Soo.
Immediate possession.
CHAS. D
Evening star., 1921-07-07
o23 18th St. NV.

$8,5OO.OO.
Half Square 18th St. Cars.
bath; hot-wlter heat; electric lights; garage.
$,5OO.m.
Colored Purchaser.
A we'll built 3-story and cellar brick: heated
By furnace: 9 FOOTE'S and bath; possession July
18th LOCATED NEAR 18th AND T sTS
NV.
$6,25O.O.
Two-Family Apartment.
built bay-window brick: rooms and bath
drst door, six rooms and bath second noor;
double back porches; paved alley.
$6,M0.O.
Near 18th and Harvard SITS.
INO6DnlATD POSSESSION. two-story
aud cellar residencs: rooms and bath: fur
mace heat.
$5,75O.W.
Near Congressional Library.
VACANT. Recently deeorated; 2-story and
cellar kick: 8 rooms and bath.
lDERS & CO.,
Main 1916.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.

$13,75O.
1884 PARK ROAD NV.
An exceptionally well built home. with
rooms and bath: attic: bright cellar: hot
water heat, electricity. Modern In every par.
ticuiar. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION AND
REASONABLE TERMS.
$500.
L st. NV. WEST OF 9th.
Brick dwelling with rooms and bath; hot
water heat: IN EXCELLENT ORDER; POS
SESSION. TERMS TO BE ARRANGED WITH
The PURCHASER.
$500.
STORE AND DWELLING.
Situsted at l1th and G sts.- Sc: ne. corner;
brick: 8 rooms and bath: cellar; the whole
BE GIVEN PURCHASER.
JAMES F. SHEA,
6S4 LoUIslANA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES
CoDttnued.


Coatlnael.
!. SAGER,
o23 18th St. NV.
6.
One of the Best 7-Room
homes in Bloominsdale: stone front: nice back
splendid condition throughout. Price. $500.
Reasonable terms can be arranged.
7.
Splendid Groom and Bath
wood floors: nice front and rear yard. Price.
$8.5O0 Terms can be arranged.
8.
Exceptionally Nice Groom
home In Petworth: hot-water heat: electric
lights: front and rear porches: nice back yard
to public alley: hardwood floors. Price. $500.
9.
West of 10th St. and One
tive eieht-room and twobath home. In hest
residential section: every modern appointment:
bullt-in garage: must be seen to be appre
ciated: ready for immediate occupancy. Price
reduced for quick sale.
10.
Northwest-6-Room and Bath
home; hot-water heat: electric lights: cement
porches: hardwood floors: deep lot TO 15-ft. al
ley: eolonial-type home. Price. $6.500. on fea-
sonable terms.
g.. SAGER,
o23 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

beautiful lawn, shade. fruit, grapes. etc.
Garage; large chicken house and other out.
buildings. One block from cars and good
coucrete road; 20 minutes to city. See this
and you win want T. PhotograpA at once.
Pre-Waf price and texme.
T. B. BROWN co.
=, .,c., rbat q. ssf m NJ
Evening star., 1921-07-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING.

SILVER SPRING.
LOT 100000 MODERN IMPROVEMENT,
very "a rieht nic nome tsst can BE
Of the best sections Of this desirable suburb,
within walking distance Of the one-car-fare
zone; modern 7-room home; in GOOD condition;
situated on very attractive grounds with an
abundance Of shade and large variety Of
ali kinds Of fruit and flowers: lot II 1OOx20O
terms can be made very attractive: q small
cash payment down and monthly payments
with no trusts to be renewed; immediate pos
session.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and @.
Main 432 Evenings, North Sl8.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

cfxtEEzN6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ELE.
ee1t S1&ol. .4ataic s1nd Sesllar; q large rooms,
q 46&Shs:1otSly front And feae sleepinS yorchte:
deep lot: f6phe snd side lawns. Price ~, 800.
3 & W. NJLAETr, 1909 b nv.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

BARGAIN.
six-room house; gas. water: lot 101lt0 ft.
Price, 500. $500 cash: balance. so Per
E. H. SHINN,
3611 34th St., Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone Hyattsville Elk. 1861.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
For sale by B. H. Gruver,
Owner.

Phone NJ 76S. Union Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE-COLORED.
SEVERAL VERY DESIR-
able Groom houses, located in
the northwest section of the city.
Price, $3.50. Terms, $3.50 cash
and $50 per month, including all
interest.
B. B. PINN,
Col. SS17- 712 Kenyon st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

WE HAVE
SOME DESIRABLE
UNFURNISHED HOUSES
AND APARTMENTS
+! FOR RENT.
PRICES REASONABLE.
HEDGES &MIDDLETON, Inc.
Main 1923. 1884 H St. NV.
"a 9Th ST. N.E.-sIX-ROOM HOUSE 10
party buying furniture. =
CAN you RENT A HOUSE FOR so A
MONTH?
II 20. It won't be much Of . house, md II
won't be YOUR house.
BUT
YOU CAN START HOME OF YOUR OWN
FOR SO A MONTH.
IN LYON PARK.
70 learn how, call or write
CHARL3S C.. HEWITT,
!. ..-----..s ~ Evans bldg.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

Bargain-Mt. Rainier, Md.
Five-room bungalow: brick: AMI: ~ blocks
Of trolley station; In the onefsre sons; strictly
It Price. 36.700; terms.
E. H. SHINN,
36l1 34th ST., Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone Hyattsville Ex. 1861.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD.
Q, rooms; bright. clean: little home of IL
uoAera simprovements with, garage.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
1888 K St. NV.
HERE'S A GOOD HOME.

HERE'S A GOOD HOME.
A nice big. roomy dwelling. Price no moro
than asked for many about half ac much room
ma NOT 20 well located. Should appeal to
thos. looking for real value and booking TO
gettins their money hack should they wish to
seal again. Situated on . lettered street west
10 rood big rooms with large closets; well
iisAted dining roou: good heating plsnt; elec-
trao lights; garage; hold cars With rooms
and bath shove: now rs1ts for ~. Own9s
needins cash In his mercantile business will
sacfihce.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
STORAGE SPACE.

THREE LARGE. DEEP FLOORS. SUITABLE
ave. nv. 3.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

OUT.OF.TOWN OWNER MUST SELL
Near 18th ct. In fashionable locality. 8-story.
rooms, bath, elec liehts; modern In every
way. j. Good ylet to paved alley. Lat - tell
zen about this Phooe Main 1881.
A. c. HOUGHTpS = CO.. 1Sl6 b St n,M
Evening star., 1921-07-07

LAMONT ST, 600 block; ar
excellent home, has been re-
decorated from top to bottom;
6 rooms and bath, elec. lights
VACANT. Price and terms
very easy.
uAppN KJTE
Evening star., 1921-07-07

N. E. RYON CO., INC.
euccessoes to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 45o7. 1923 st.
06E0BE6 PHYSICIAN SEEKING LOCA-
tioa should Investigate this property; located
On corner near lows Circle: Il rooms and two
baths, In excellent condition; priced at one
CLAUDE WARREN,
tI1o n st nw Main 8s3l
Evening star., 1921-07-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE (Conttnuel).
Near Edgmoor and English
Village.
6T Acres-About o00Foot

in7estment value. On the Rockville pike.
Just two miles from Chevy Chase; blocks
from school. Nearly 9oofoot frontage on the
tages for subdividing. Improved With . large
and attractive s-room home with all nodern
conveniences: large porches on two sides.
Situated well back from the road on . rise
Of ground. afrording q beautiful lawn and view
Of the surrounding country. An abundance
80 bearing fruit trees Of all varieties: several
bearing nut trees: all kinda Of vine fruits
This IS very attractive home. In splendid
1t IL well worth the price asked. Terms can
he arranged and possession given Immediately.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings. North 816
Evening star., 1921-07-07

Main 1910. 1914 K st. NV.
FOR COIORED|l1 IVA REAL HOMO
in good and very convenient neighborhood:
brick. containing rooms and tiled bath; large
rec. h., fur. H.: gas: double rear porches: dou-
bic garage: attic and many other useful fea-
lures. Must be seen to be appreciated. Owne.
occupies See any time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-02
SURPRISE SHOWER
rendered Mrs. Dan w. Hogg in
Honor Of Her Recent Marriage and
Is a Delightful Occasion

Is Delightful occasion
It took the combined efforts Of
several friends and scores of excuses
and alibis to induce Mrs. Dan w.
Hogg (Florence Palmer) to go to the
Augusta Girls Community clubhouse,
Saturday evening, ostensibfy to at
tend a rehearsal of the Girls Club
play, and when she arrived there she
found assembled a party of her
friends, to tender her a surprise
shower in honor of her recent mar
riage. Mrs. Hogg was certainly a
very surprised young lady when she
was informed what it was all about
The evening was most delightfully."-
passed in music. playing games and a
general good time. A delicious COL
lation of ices, cakes and cookies was
served in the club dining room. At
that time Mrs. Hogg was presented
with a linen handmade luncheon set
and a grey leather hand bag. Her
thanks were brief but sincere. 1t
was quite apparent that Mrs. Hogg
was very much surprised over the
outcome Of the anticipated quiet
evening.
Mrs. Hogg has been in the city for
the past four years, in charge of the
Augusta office Of the Park & Pollard
company. During her stay in the
city she has made wide circle Of
friends, due to her pleasing PERSONAL
ity and sterling qualities. Mrs. Hogg
will be here another week and then
she will join Mr.. Hogg, who is now
located in New Hampshire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-02

touch Of real artistry. William 6.
Bunker In hts own original sketch,
"Chalk Talk" is even better than ev-
er. for ''Bilr' can get laughs and lots
Of them from a sphinx, this act is
original and put over as only Mr..
Bunker can, it will mop up"
Ready for the Grand Second Part
-mirth. melody, jokes Of the red pep
per variety and novelty numbers
a real minstrel show as only the EIks
can stage-snappy, alive, a punch ev-
cry second and knockout every min
ute-eight ends that are so full Of life
they radiate energy-John e. (Jack)
Hanson, DIR. w. G. Doc-) Thomas.
Charles P. Charley Kinsman. DR.. O.
Fl. (Doc) Brann, Dan Ivory, Law
renee (Runt) Purinton. Fred Perry
and Jerry Carey: six ballardists-
Earl r. Hayes. Felix Lacombe,
Charles F. Bilodeau. c. Bryce Little,
e. A. Altree and Charles Gaa every
man an experienced soloist who will
put over numbers of real beauty while
a chorus of so which is in itself fea-
ture will add much to the perform
ance.
The songs used throughout the
show are Of the real minstrel order.
while those Of the balladists will pro-
vide a real treat for the music lover.
Everything in the production is new
and the scenery surpasseS even that
Of last season which was considered
perfection itself. To miss this show
is to miss a real entertainment so If
you have not yet secured your reser-
vations snap to it and get them today
remember the show VIII be staged
this evening, also tomorrow (Tues-
day. evening in the Opera House;
that the curtain will rise promptly at
S:15 P. NJ, try and be In your
seats by that time and see the whole
show.
Minstrel Parade at II Noon
At IL noon, today. starting from the
Opera House, the Elks' Minstrels will
parade headed by the Augusta Mill
tary Band. This is worth watching
for as Director Gaa has equipped the
men with outfits that are spick and
span and every, Elk win be looking
his best. The band has been making
preparations for this event for some
time and the music will be of the real
old time minstrel variety, with the
trombones working overtime and
plenty of jazz the whole distance. See
that parade at IL o'clock noon. today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-02
Contest Open to All
High School Pupils

The new Good Roads and High
way Transport National Essay con-
test. open to all pupils Of high school
grade in the United States, has been
launched. DR.. P. p. Claxton. United
States Commissioner Of Education,
chairman, announces that all essays
must not exceed 500 words in length
and be in the hands Of local commit
tees not later than June Is. The Ma
tional prize is a four year scholar
ship in the University or College
chosen by the successful contestant.
The prize is offered by H. s. Fire
stone, Akron. Ohio, and the author of
the prize-winning essay, together
with the essential point conveyed on
Good Roads and Highway Trans
port" will be a feature in saThe
Changing Road" a highway educa-
tional film now in process, by the
American Highway Educational Blu
reau, under the direction of James
w. Brooks. Many local and state
prizes are to be announced soon but,
according to the committee, essays
winning first honors in local and state
contests will be eligible to compete
for the four year university scholar
ship whether local and state prizes
are offered or not. DR.. P. P. Clax-
ton, United States Commissioner of
Education, is chairman Of the High
way and Highway Transport Com
mittee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-02
Changes in Plans
for Clean Up Week
in City of Augusta

ETUE8DAY-Ail streets south Of
Winthrop on the West side.
WEDNESDAY-AIl streets north of
Winthrop on the West side.
THURSDAY-All streets south OF
cony on the East side.
FRlDAY-All streets north Of Cony
on the East side.
Important changes in the plans for
the collection Of rubbish in Augusta
during the present Cleanup cam
paign were announced to the Journal
yesterday by Mayor Sanford l. Fogg
as a result Of the meeting of the cit
liens committee on Saturday night
As q result of these changes, much
quicker work will be done than &C
cording to the schedule in the Jour-
nal of Friday. Under the new ar
rangement, rubbish ON all the streets
VIII be collected as stated above.
with the trucks in the possession
Of the city and the other teams
available" said Mayor Fogg to the
Journal. "Street Commissioner Long
fellow informs me that he will be
able to clean up each side of the city
in two days. All that will be neces-
sary is for the citizens to have their
rubbish in some kind Of container
on the sidewalk in front of their
houses on the days scheduled for
their particular sections. It should
be understood that rubbish does not
include ashes. Ashes will not be
collected, but old tin cans, old paper
and other rubbish from cellars and
backwards will be taken care Of by
the city trucks and teams"
Indications are that the citizens
will enter into the campaign with a
spirit equal to that of any previous
years. The school children will be
home on vacation and this will pro-
vide an additional army in the clean
up work. Yesterday in the churches
notices Of cooperation were read
from the pulpits so that information
has been given through every
source.
In the meanwhile, there has been a
steady stream Of hOuseholders to the
stores of the city in search of paint,
hoes, rakes, garbage cans, ash bar
rells and the thousand and one 9TH
er things that are needed not only
for the Cleanup and Paint-Up but
are handy to have around the house
all the time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-02
Y, M. c. A. NOTES
Miss Elizabeth Fellows Of New York
City Gives Very Instructive and In
terestinq Address

teresting Address
Miss Elizabeth Fellows Of New York
City was the speaker at the "Y'' boys
meetings Saturday evening. Miss Fell
lows, who is in the city In the inter-
est Of the Physical Culture Magazine
and who is a fine exponent Of outdoor
life and physical culture, spoke to the
youngsters concerning Bernard Nc
Fadden. who is well known to the out
door life of America and a pioneer in
physical fitness propaganda among our
young people. She told of the work of
this man and of the great accom-
plishments achieved under his leader
ship.
Miss Fellows saw long service as a
Red Cross nurse on the battlefields of
France and she told OF her actual ex-
periences among the boys who march
ed forth that democracy might not die.
Her talk was most interesting and de-
lighted her audience, who were very
enthusiastic.
Secretary Tracy was on hand with
some fine movies, a humorous story, a
travelogue feature and a cartoon spe-
cial.