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, 1921-05-17
STOCK MARKET
OPENS STRONG
Mondays Late Rally Extends Into
Morning Trading Today n
New York Mart

NEW YORK. May is-Prus nsvs-
snents vers uncertain IN today-a slug
sish stock market thu firnncss Of
money provoking further occasional
pressure against the Usual leaders,
Sales Appropriated 100000 shares.
The closing va finn
NEW YORK. May 1T.-stoch dis
played a strong toni at the outset OF
today's dealings. yesterdfy''s late rally
showing extensions II almost svery
part Of thu list international. Paper
overshadcwed all othnr issues on Its
frat transaction OF $500 shares. at a
large fractional gain. which was soon
increased 70 almost two points. Sum-
atra Tooacco. General Asphalt. studs-
baker. Chandler. Central Leather and
American Hide and Leather preferred
comprised h other strong industrtais
and spsciaities with crucihle. Steel.
American -woolen and American Can.
Rails were dull but firm. ooaiers and
the western group showing stronger
tendencies.
OIL, tobacco. leather and a shares
led the further advances Of the frst
hour OF today's stock market The
movement came to a sudden halt, how
ever. when selling OF the rails, espe-
eisily the Hni iEsues. became soma
, 1921-05-17
CHURCKlS
ORGANIZED Ind
PASTOR sECpRED
North Casper Presbys han Or
sanization Launched With
Favorable Pros2e<ts. at
Sunday Mettifs

6rrsna.ation Of IND North Casper
Erusbyterian churchj vas perfected
sunday at the close ioft the morning
ssrvice In charge offths Rev. David
AeAartin of Cheyenne. synodicaI mis-
rdDnsry for WyomfDk-
-ad Go. Sellers were
elected elders OF tho church. General
discussion regardingifgture plans was
continued for some tine Dr.. Wilson
and officers Of fho First Presby-
terian church were I'D attendancs Mt
ahis business meetnE Short sus-
restive talks on 4htrch work and
pians were made byf4r. wilson. LA.
Heed and Fred VAN dofdor.
The most importahy notion taken
was tina Of calling tho Rev. c. A
Marshall. Phi d. ito become pastor
Of the new church DH Marshall IS
at present pastor pf tho Union hss-
byterian church Of Jingle. wyo. He
visited the North chsper chapel two
weeks g and cfeakcd a very favor
.bSs impression during his brief stay.
II h expected that Inc win accept the
can and be upon the ground to begin
bis new work By the first of June
sDr. MarshaiI II a preacher Of ex-
celIent ability bnh VIII be n strong
'addincu to the ministerial force Of
Casper" said jMr. McMartin ycster-
day. He Is o3tinistic over the future
Of Casper ami anticipates hat the
North Casper church WIN soon be one
Of the most t1durishing religious in
ytitutons of th4 city"
ssveral yeSr3 ago the people Of the
community drHanIzed a Sunday school
Under the leadership Of tho Rev. Rob-
1T r. Marquis. who spent n little time
with them mhenever his other duties
- Sunday kchooi missionary rendered
n possible for him so TO do.
Later the headers in the work felt
the need pd n building of their own
Ind the hgzt little chapel in which
tnsy now worship was erected. the
trustess lot the First Presbyterian
nffurch d this city holding title to the
br6psrtyi and taking an active interest
h tho work.
During tho past three wecks active
steps lafe been taken coward per-
IectinE che church organization to
SeYve that suburb of tho city. Tho Rev.
br. CA Wilson, pastor Of the First
Presbtttrfnn church. has taken a very
kctvd Part in the work. being assisted
by thofR Rev. David McMartin. super
l~ntendQnt of missions for the Presby-
isriah church and by the Rev. II. w.
EylHtdfk qgs K&axlsy Wye During the.
45S7meh09f4he new community
~ - L
, 1921-05-17
Fourth Member
OF Family Dies
Violent Death

ALBUQUERUE. N NJ. May r.
Prof. John ID. CInrk. chemist ut the
state university here, has completed
died suddenly last week after drink
ing water from a well on his ranch.
An analysts has also been made Of
tho water In the wen. WIN Murrah,
. brother. II under arrest at Caxls.
had. In connection with thu cascs
Prof. Clark said he had forwarded
his report to the district attorney
nj Carlsbad and could mot make pub
lie his findings
John MurTah's father and two
brothers met death by violence.
, 1921-05-17

CHICAGO. aiay l7.-sutter-ua.
ianged-
Esss-uneh.nsed; receipts. s4.sss
tses-
Pou,ty-A,sve. unchanged.
, 1921-05-17

Wac tnsss<ant. Nor-nsn pA<fao lost
= pe.ncs anG -dr~at Nsrxn>rn -
Haa~fn&rs aisp 6svsHep>d N Rsrusnu
rra aae Nov York &i<srHNA the
ctv1ds11 rtafus q noSn q fhcn, s~sus,
sszia betss srsusAs inso Sossuon-
Ths Z BAR osuf ouautox rnts <cr caI
msnsy wa ans<hsr fsssor "a \ -
watch feros3 ndsr 1 % !
polas rnasr th>ar rixhnf e-unt.tion..
rradinr In ferxea sEehAaxs VA. nxA<
because Of ths hn;inAys AIR.
, 1921-05-17

A oH@ uDl GArflcLi
the same appeal without result 90 two.
presidents of the,Unted Stanes-wood-
row Wilson and Warren c. Harding
and to h general of the army. John
J. Pershing. Pathus is added TO her
case by tho act that the stern neces.
sity for Obtaining military discipline
will make it~sadvtsahae for the gracious
commander of the F1fteenth to take
no action.
The little old woman Is Mrs NJ. B.
Erickson OF South Dakota: her boy
in h grim confines OF the Leavenl
worth. prison IL Joe Anderson- con-
vfcted -deserter from.the United States
army although at the tfne OF his ar
rest and conviction he was back IN
the army and his desertion-accoriing
to his mothers sad 'taie-wns inspired
not by desire to escape military duty
but by a youthful yearning for the
glamour that attaches to tho cavalry
arm.
Joe Anderson. his mother relates. In
December. 1917. when only 1s yeazs
of age.r ran away from home and. fpod
by zeal to battls With the Huns. en-
listed In the rmy At Jefferson Bar
racks. Missouri. BIS mother, learning
, 1921-05-17
oosing Quotations.

Closing Quotations.
fcH1CAGo. May 17--close:
w7heat-May. u.4sk; July, si.1sk.
Corn-July. soxe; eptember. esKo.
9psts-Juiy. sskc: September. 3sNc.
Pcrk-May. 1890; July. 1850.
ard-Juiy. ss.55 September, ss.s7.
rbs-Juiy. $3.50: September. sio.o7.
, 1921-05-17

NEW YORK. May IT, Copper -
Ftrmer; e~iectroiytic. spot and near by,
i3Gl5hc: futures. lax 9i3hc-
Tin-Ffrm; spot and near by. s3s.2s
Q55.5o; futures. sss.z5.
1ron-Nomiual. No. ? southern. s27.
Lead-Steaey. spot. IS.
, 1921-05-17

~ VI
led for his influence in behalf
in the federal penitentiary at
OF thum too late 10 circumvent his
plans. endeavored TO secure his DIS
charge from h army because OF his
youthfuiness- but wos u~nsuccezxful Hc
went o~vcrse.s. h rs-tez. with the ex-
pedftionzry forces aesszw battle ssrv-
Ice In Ernce-bzttie service h which
his elder brother hid down HIS life
that the World might Be made safe for
humanity
MS command returned to the United
States Mrs- Erickson relates. her son
Obtained n 3o-day furiouEh! and via.
tied her Constantly. she states. he
talked Of the discastefnlnessf OF the
branch OF h service to which he was
attached. and OF hir ycnrninr TO- .joln
up with the cavalry.
HIS furiough ends6. Anderson. his
mother relates. resoined the unit with
which ne was associated. and litter was
accidentally shot. v~rcreupon he was
given another furloush and went TO
visit her. She then WAS IN Denver.
Her on, she states. was weak and
sick end the people by whom she WA
employed objected to having him about.
Fhe attention Of the Red Gross was
directed % hts case and this organize
ton obtained an order admitting him
to the recuperation hospital at Aurora
The young soldier. Mrs Erickson
says. remained at the Aurora hospital
only n wcek-thcn disappeared, to
turn UP At Cheyenne with q now name
, 1921-05-17
BUYING
GRAIN
Market Reacts to Late Decline
When Trader Switches to
Bull Side

CHICAGO, May Hires buying
Ga thu Part Of an eastrrn trader who
has roccntiy bean on the bar side led
to q material advance today in the
price Of wheat. Builish sentiment WA
also engsndered by the meagerne1s OF
he v1sfbie suppiy total. and OF the
stock on hand In Chicago. and by the
squeeze IN May delivery at Winnipeg.
Opening quotations. which ranged
from Hc decline to hc advance. with
Nay SLACK to s1-4sh and July
t1.1<z TO siiSH. were followed by a
sharp general upturn and then by a
moderate reaction
subsequently,. owing to heavy profit
taking saies and to q decline in the
corn market most Of the wheat ad.
vance was lost The close was IN
settled at the same as yesterdays
finish TO Nc higher with May S1.z6L
to Si-46h and July s1.15k to si.15h.
Corn acted heavy at tho start, but
rallied WHEN wheat began to ascend.
After opening unchanged to K@Hc
lower. including July at eixc TO
fikc. the market sagged a little
further n then scored gains all
around.
Later the market was without sup
port declining rapidly under cormis.
sion house selling. Country offerings
lwere said to DO larger. The close
vas heavy. Nc TO &c net lower, with
July eokc
Oats paraiieied the fluctuations in
corn. starting unchanged to %c lower,
July 3skc 10 ssEc and later showing
some advance.
A big increase IN the supply Of lard
ssre weakened provisions.
, 1921-05-17

DENVER. Colo. May 17.-cattie-
Receipts. 500; market. s5c lower; beet
steers, ss.7b6s: cows and heifers.
s5.5o97.75; calves. ss.5o@1L75; stock.
ers and feeders 1907; bulls. $3.50
95.5o.
Hogs -.Recsipts. 1.4oo; market
steady; top. $40; bulk. s7.so9S.2o.
Shoep-ReceiptA 1900; market 256
soc higher; lambs. sio.75@Ii.75; ewes,
ss@e.75.
, 1921-05-17

Weaker. rscs.pn. 81 cars. northsra
whits sacked and balk. s0Gsi-os cwt.
new Louisiana white. s17sS2ss. Tax
~ rriunphs. ssssS4oo.
, 1921-05-17
MOTHER CONTINUES EFFORTS
TO FREE SON Who DESERTED
and RETURNED TO ARMY DUTY

CHEHENNE. Wyo,.May IA little old woman bowed
py years on toll at the -washtub, but with the divine zeal of
motnernood agtow in her soul. called Sunday ON Colonel
Dugan, frfteeuth Unhed States cavalry, commandment Of
Fort u. "A. Russell, and appealed for his influence in behalf
OF her son-a military convict in the federal penitentiary at
Evening star., 1921-10-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SALE
CDntinu COBtin
A CAREFULLY SELECTED HOMES
REPRESENTING UNUSUALLY GOOD VALUES
{ OBtiBuesl.

lust Off Lincoln Park - A
beautiful Groom home having three excep-
tionally large be1cIiamI.ers; ilof-watcr heat
beautiful lighting fixtures; garage. Irice ami
terms reasonable.
Attractive Sem Detached
brick home in Cleveland Inrk \ rooms ar.d
bath: hoi-water heat, electric lights. giassed
breakfast and sleeping porcl"s: garage for :.
cars. Price Si4''''' Immediate possession
West Of 10Th St. Near Column
bia rd-rnusually attractive iU-roon ind =
bath home: thoroughly modern throughout
finest quality qunrtered-oak nn0Ts and trim.
front and rear pyrcbrs. owner has reduced
price for quick sale.
Near 18th St. and Mass. Ave.
N.w.-Beautful parbl--fn,tlt residence ia dis
attractive dDwB'rwu lucnttvn. II rooms and
!. ba:is-, electric lights. newly decorated
throughout. Suitable for hIel-cla>s residence.
or. at very little expense. ran BE-" converted
into n splendid thrpe-siorY apartment. Prize,
and terms reasonable. Immediate possession
eau he given.
Corner Detached Residence
with exceptionally larg" lni ilclo-rd Ia at
frnctiye stone fence; : rooms and hath, hot
water heat; hardwood floors: garage for tnu
cars: house equipped with awnings and scratr.>
Property owned by naval Offices being tram
ferred cut Of city, WHO Viii scil for Sll.-p'
nnd arrange reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1921-10-20

Chevy Chase, d. G.
beautiful detached home ~ nine rooms and
bath; porches; concrete cellar under entire
house; hot-wafer heat; electric lights: good
lot to paved alley; garage. This property is
located the Circle and surrounded by
high-class homes. Price. S14, JU0; terms. In
mediate possession.
Mt. Pleasant.
An exceptional buy In an exclusive section.
There are seven rooms. all Of which are in
excellent condition. Has hot-water heat,
electric lights. metal weatherstripping, screens,
awnings, etc. There is good garage. Only
$11, 500; terms and possession.
Columbia Heights.
Corner house Of six large rooms located on
one of the best streets on the Hill. has hot
water heat, electric lights, is finished in hard
wood throughout and has plenty of room for
garage. Price, $500. Vacant.
Northeast.
Six rooms and bath in u very good location.
Has furnace heat gas light and hardwood
TRIM The lot runs back 10 an alley. Owner
will sell on easy terms and give possession.
A very good buy at $3.50.
For Colored.
This property is on the Hill just or 11th st.
Each Of the six rooms are in excellent condi-
ton. Has furnace heat and gas light; has
also q garage. Sold small cash payment at
$4,000.
Downtown.
This is q good buy for a coiored physician.
Desirabiy located on New Hampshire ave. JUST
south of Dupont Circle. 4 home of ten rooms
well arranged and in excellent condition
weather stripping and all those little details
that only an owner will put into house.
Price, $40, 500; easy terms and possession.
Prather & Robinson.
514-15-1G Bond bldg.
18th and New York ave.
Nf.st.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
FOR SALE-H0UsES
Continued.
FOR sALE-H0UsES.
Continued


FRANK A. GIBBONS,
Realtof:
Main 2ls $40 Southern Bldg.
[, SAUL'S ADDITION.
B S,ss @ TsS s, a. ss 5 % @ ~ s.; electric lights: newly
OF the near % s hGHs om. % s 5 s s iF @ electric % I
In Addition Terms
DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST:
n and bath rn sIer n nhs
a
month a
PETWORTH.
heating
them wort ever cent asked Terms.i iouts
1 Make -
NORTHEAST.
in Of o
front and rerc hardwood h"S large yard and
SOUTHWEST.
MONROE ST. NEAR 18th N.W-$12OOO.
Of shades % Screened
FRANK A. GIBBONS
Main 21S $40 Southern Bldg
Evening star., 1921-10-20

NGS DAILY.
Hobart St. NV.
$1,000. 500 Cash.
Colonial porch brick l"n" of g nice
and bath. Front and back yards 10 alley.
Easy monthly payments can be arranged.
Newton St. West of 18th NV.
$4,000. Terms.
Brick building containing apartment of .
rooms, bath. kitchenette and pantry first
second floor. Modern and in splendid repair.
O St.-Georgetown.
$500. Terms.
Nine-room aud bath brick home Of imposing
side of house: electric current in house, but
not wired. This is splendid value.
Allison St.-Petworth.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Attractive semi-detached brick and stucco
home Of q fine rooms and bath: hot-water
heat, electric lights. Large lot. Pink of con
dition: Close to ears and stores. Possession
to suit
1ngraham St.-Brightwood.
$6.25o. $500 Cash.
six-rnom and bath brick home, with hot
arranged good neighborhood.. Near schools
and churches.
Near House Office Bldg.
$500. $1,000 Cash.
Ei:tt-room and bath brick home with hot
water heat. electric lights. Yard TO alley
Room for garage. Houses with all modern
Improvements at this price are more than
scarce.
Two-Family F1at-Northeast.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
FIVE rooms and batb first floor: rooms
and bath above. Brick building, presenting
nice appearance. Large yard with room for
garages
:. HARTUNG.
Phone Exchange Main .572.
Evening star., 1921-10-20


1405 Eye st.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
New home of brick construction; eight
rooms and bath; 'front.' double rear and sleep
Ing porches; bright cellar and attic; electric
lights, hot-water heat; hardwood hoors and
trim; space for garage; Immediate possession.
Price, $11.T50 Only 1850 cash required.
McKEETER & GOSS,
1i0j Eye St. Main 4752
CLEVELAND PARK.
beautiful home In n good location; eight
rooins and two baths; of brick construct tion;
porches; living room finished In mahogany and
white; all medern improvements: hardwood
floors throughout: two-car heated garage
Worth more than price, $15,nOO.
MckEEVER 4 GOSS
1405 Eye St. Main 1852.
CHEVY CHASE.
home in perfect condition; two stories and
bright cellarI nine Tooms AMI bath, with spa
cious porches at front aud rear Including
sleeping porch; electric lights hardwood
floors aud trim; screened throughout, Price
$l4, 800 $3.50 cash required.
MIX FEW l.,
Evening star., 1921-10-20

WALTER A. BROWN,
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
a homtu 10th
3room
L. comp fn he'd II water he.Op
i al to into coal
reduced
10th AND COLUMBIA RID. VICINITY.
ii
be solo to al est Therefore he low Of
ATTRACTIVE PETWORTH HOME
other MODERN Reasonable
UNUSUAL BARGAIN IN SAULS ADDITION.
electric floors:
onys
SPECIAL.
authorized US sell
water reG Iard painted throughout
ONLY $4,000:
S line Kennedy
' "N
WALTER A. BROWN,
Main 1858. 14oo II ST. NV Main 1854.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
A Verv Rare Opportunity to

A Very Rare Opportunity to
buy a six-rcom brick semi-bungalow in the
best section Of Chevy Chase: hot-water heat,
electric lights; ample space for garage. Owner
leaving city will sell for $l1 800.
Six-Room California Bungalow
in exceptionally nice location; hot-water heat.
electric lights; open fireplace hardwood floors
tile bath; bedchambers. Price. $500.
On Avenue Southeast-Nice
4-room home with garage: just listed for sale
at $4,000; $500 cash and balance monthly.
good buy. Immediate possession can lie
given.
In Chevy Chase Unusually
attractive S-room and 2-bath detached home:
lot-water heat, electric lights; B-eproDf
garage: open fireplace: screened breakfast
and sleeping pOrches; instantaneous hot water
heater. Prlce. $17,500. Ready for immediate
occupancy.
Attractive '6-Room and Bath
sem. detached home near Lincoln Park. House
IL IL splendid condition throughout. Room
for garage. Price, 5000. OH very reasonable
terms.
TJIAC n
Evening star., 1921-10-20

So, 2,5Oo-COLUMBIA HBIGHTS.-Situated on
one Of the best streets. 8 rooms and
bath; steam heat. electricity; ample
garage space to wide paved alley. In
perfect condition.
ss ss5oo-COLTMBIA HEIGHTS.-A desirable
semidetached house. % feet wide
Eight rooms and bath; large colonial
front porch: hot-wateI heat. electric
light; hardwood trim. Possession. Terms
reasonable.
s16. s16.5oO-WAsHINGTON HEIGHTS. - Hand
some residence Biltm0re St, contain
ing IL rooms, baths; hot-water heat,
electric light; garage, holds cars;
awnings and screens. First-class con-
.o ON di,iop. s,s Pc PSsssssN,9nn, .Nn co1IMB1A Rp-
Vacant rooms and bath Garage.
Large, rear double porches. Newly
papsred and painted. Key In ONCE
STONE &
Main "a
Evening star., 1921-10-20

$1c 50o-21st ST. NORTH OF MASS AVE-
Desirable residence, thee stories and
cellar. IL rooms and bath: hot-water
heat. Best residential section.
s13 4O0-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-In high
class neighborhood. Three stories. eel
lar. 10 rooms. baths; electricity: we'll
heated. Reasonable terms. Possession.
SIS, o0o-NEAR WARDMAN PARK INN
Three-story. cellar, rooms and bath
residence; hot-water heat, electric light;
sleeping porch Must be seen to be
appreciated.
s15 50G0-N ST, BETWEEN 18th AND 18th
Three stories and cellar. rooms and
bath. Seldom you can get residence
in this block values ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000, at such attractive
price.
Evening star., 1921-10-20

WOODBRIDGE.
Exceptionally pretty California type bunga-
low of stucco cons tructiUn; glassed-lD break
fast and sleeping porcles; tile bath; six COM
Portable rooms; 30-fOot built.in garage; lot
GUx150. Price. Sl1 600.
McKEEyER & G0sS,
1405 Eye St. Main 1852.
MICHIGAN AVE.
Bungalow situated on large lot: seven
rooms and modern bath; breakfast and sleep
ing porch; all modern improvements; good
home in a good location. Reasonable terms.
Price. $500.
McKEEvER & GoSS.
1405 Eye ST. Main 47J2.
CHEVY CHASE.
One of the homes that add TO the attractive
hess of Chevy Chase section; eight rooms -four
bedrooms) and modern BATH is fully detachcd
large lot; all modern improvements; open
fireplace, hot-Water heat. electric lights. hard
wood floors and trim; screens and awnings;
front and double rear porches; garage for two
ears; chicken house; immediate possession
Price reduced to SlJ,OW.
r & GOSS,
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Main 475e.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
CLOSE TO 10th ST.
Only 1 Left; u Sold.
n

DtSI dIuC III w dSII1IIy IUII.
Semi mi-detached; = large rooms; two complete
baths; hoored attic; . screened sleeping
porcles; built-iu refrigerator; coId-storage
room; heated garage: breakfast porch: instan-
taneous water heater: expensive lighting fix
lures: beautiful fireplace; heavy oak floors;
wide lot to pnved ulley; steel-beam coustruc-
tion Easy terms.
I715 Irving st. NV. Open daily.
Mt Pleasant cars 10 Irving st. and walk
half square west.
b. II. GKTvER. Owner and Builder,
Union Trust bldg Main T6s.
Evening star., 1921-10-20

NEW LISTIN
Near Wardman Park Hotel.
$4,000. Terms.
Colonial style brick residence of S rooms and
tiled bath: hot-water heat. electric lights;
garage; good sized back yard to paved alley.
Square OF Conn. ave.
In Mass. Ave. Heights.
SII,5oo. Easy Terms.
Charming hollow-tile home containing !,
rooms on first door. rooms and bath
ond floor and l room anve for servant. Hot
wood floors: paneIed ceilings. Vacant and in
perfect condition for immediate occupancy
Chevy Chase, D. c.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
Attractive detached house of S beautiful
rooms and tiled bath; glass nclosed sleeping
porch hot-water heat. electric lights; huilt-
in garage; servants room. Lot 9Ox13o. Shade
trees.
Delafeld St.-Saul's Addition.
S12,5oo. Easy Terms.
. spiendidly planned rooms and tiled bath:
hot-water heat. electric lights. Square of
cars. Close TO public school and stores.
Dowutown-Near 2Ist.
$500. Easy Terms.
Substantial brick residence of rooms and
bath. in this convenient and high-class Soc
tton. Nicely arranged rooms. large storage
closets. Owner occupies and has property in
good condition.
Near New Interior Bldg.
$500. 81 900 Cash.
8 rooms and bath brick home, presenting
fne appearance. All rooms on two floors; hot
water heat This is an exceptionally good
. offering.
WILLIAM K,
IIoS 10th St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
0 SALE-H0USES
FOR. sALE-H0UsES

FOR SALE-HOUSES rao SALE-H0UsES
McKEEVER & GOSS,
I4o5 Eye St: Main 4752.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES ON TAYLOR ST.
Between 18th and I4th SITS.
nd
il
Price SII,75o
&
Evening star., 1921-10-20

Easy Terms.
Price, SS,25o.
Four rooms and bath.
iatrobe heat. colonial
front porch. Long back
yard to alley. The
fronts OF these houses
have just been painted
and stenciled.
]. DALLAS
GRADY,
So2 Maryland
Bldg,
141oH St. NV.
. Main Z2z.
Evening star., 1921-10-20

WE WILL FINANCE HOME BUILDING oP-
ERA tions in District and nearby Maryland and
Virginia suburbs to the extent of 1870 of
cost of lot and building. Gail and examine
plans for modern homes. DISTRICT REALTY
INVESTMENTS EXCHANGE. INC. 922 New
York ave
Evening star., 1921-10-20

CHEVY CHASE. BID.
Owner has Just reduced the price OF this IT.
traeffyo bungalow for quick sale: one-storJ and
artic; rooms, tile bath and sleeping porches:
buiit:in garage: absolutely modern; lot S0x12o.
price now IS ,gS0. Terms ~ suit
HEDGES MIDDLHrOS: INC.
l354 II st. NM. Phone Mam 10cS.
Evening star., 1921-10-20

IS YOUR RENT TO BE RAISED?
If so Why investigate offering OF what we be-
ieve to be the value New Homes that has been
put on the market Location design and appointment of
the best
Rooms and bath. 100000
Rooms, bath and garage. ..-.-.-.....: 63oooo
rooms, bath and garage (corners).::.: 100000
Locaton-Between Second and Third Bryant and
Adams Streets Northeast (just north of Rhode Island
Avenue). 65 Sold
Open Every Day Until PM. for Inspection.
Sample House. 2oo Bryant Street NE.
HARRY WARDMAN,
1880 K St NV. Main 41oe
Evening star., 1921-10-20

ICE. s7,~kt--I-ocaied just nnr-Ialf hrcE
from East Capitol II. W" lanNo hnel
authorized to dispose II this attractive
,.ight-r0om hOu>.. nj Il remarkably low
Hgur". We feel that this i. one "f ii
hest values !n th.s s"rii"u. In fino r'G-
diIion; convenient terms
Evening star., 1921-10-20

WILLIAM K. HARTUNG.
IIoS 10th St. NV Phone Exchange Main
Evening star., 1921-10-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
8 ROOMS. INSPECT TO-DAY.
1915 to 1923 Kenyon St. NV.

8&A Z ROOMS AND
"a ~ BATH.
oben Daily.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN co.
1914 F Street NV.
VERY LOW PRICE.
1908 KENYON ST NV.
Just being completed; 9 rooms baths;
garage! four screened porches; terms: Mt
Pleasant cars to Kenyon and walk half square
west. Phone Main 1853.
GREAT BARGAIN.
17l5 IRVING ST. NV.
New s-room dwelling with baths; garage; !;
massive fireplace and every imaginable con-
FOR SALE BY ANY BROKER OR
Il. ii. GRUvER. Owner.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
A splendid home offering. Near 18th and
Columbia I'd; 10 rooms nnd bath: elec. lights
and h.-w.h. Hardwood floors and trim. Sec
ond floor rented as an apartment for 500 per
month. Garage, cars. Price, Sl1.750. Easy
terms.
HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 II 81. NV. Phone Main 102a.
CT OSE TO 18th ST