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N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY, Incorporated
14l8 Eye Street NV. Phones M 5oO3A5

Price, SIC. O.0O0-Mount Pleasant coavenient 10
14th cars. rooms and bath: hot
water heat; recently paPered and In
lot. Res,onabie terms and posssss,on
Price. $l1 .500-Delightful homo in Columbia
Heights. rooms and bath: hot.watef
: heat. electric lights; oak floors; gange.
Oner entertained.
Price. $l0.500-Park I'd. Just Of l4th st.
rooms and bath; hot-water heat. cleo
Owner occupant
Price, III. 5O0-Modern home Of rooms and
bath. in northwest. Fine lot With room
for Earaes. New heating plant has
on convenient terms.
Price, =. .0OO-Mount Pleasant. in the best
section. 10 rooms and baths; hot
water heat, electric lights. hardwood
floors. two sleeping porches; double
f.raE.; gar o., ,ao House !: IN s1esllent eondi-
Price. 81. 0o-Columbia Heights. convenieatly
water heat. electric iiEhts; nne lot.
With hollow tile sarsge. House 10 in
splendid condition and attractive terms
Price. sis, ,25o.A most attractive home in
sauls Addition. rooms and bath: all
modern improvemeots: large lfvtns
room with open brick fireplace; hard
wood doors and trim. together with othe,
exseptinuaI featufes. Large lot. Terms
Chase. d. G. Al sxceptsosai hollow
tile home. euatailing rooms, siespins
porch aud bath Hot-water heat, eiec.
tric light. and screened and weather
stnpped Throughout Lot 5ox12o. With
ouilt.tn garage. Owner will accept
N. l.. SANSBURY CT
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FOR SALE-HoUSES
Cnnfinue6.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
ContinueA.

FOR sALE-HoUsES FOR SALE
THIS LIST COMPRISES OUR MOST RECEN5
EACH OFFERING REPRESENTS THE BEs
THAT WE OFFER IN ITS PARTICULAR
AND LOCALITY.
WE ARE PREPARED TO RENDER A PR
ISALES LIST HAS BEEN RECENTLY REVI
GIVING OUR PATRONS THE BENEFIT OF
LATEST PRICES.
PRICE. s2o,Ooo-CORNER IN PRICE. $1,000
PRICE, s235oo-CONNECTI- possession -
.': :ss, ss: ~:%: rsss PRICE, $3.50
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RS g. s.. ls, 6o0N pAEA s,t1 PRICE s3oo
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PRICE, $12,5oo-ON COLUM- nD,cn ~ ,oo
s,ss S aFss;s s s buy 1s i; this s'hs s'
PRICE, $l3,750-NEAR 18th found in this ds..
& % st It % ss:@.S md ss, s s*:sass :.ss% ss PRICE, $3.50
ST. premises. = Give =; :'
Just beyond n. bride. =, s.. PRICE, 5oo-N
"a .eF "
PRICE q M Nv v,c,n77v PRICE. $l2,5oo-
west Of
at Washington Circle.
rooms each; $455O Hot-water
bring sleeping
condition
weather bureau Twofaml1 Dat build PRICE, $4,000
1ns hve and six and bath each. and II
Rent. $3.50
PR1CE, $lO5OO-ON WIDE PRICE, $1,000
In nice residential section
northwest An individually dwelling
containing bath:
frerlaces. frstclass
PRICE, %6OO-DESIRABLY bought on reas
Hpesfe n sns pi IN Fi.Ss % os ssShssa 1a PRICE,
BATH hotwaer cut
large front
alley lot Il
Vacant throughout e1celer
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc,
8l3 18th St. NV
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Main l477.
Near 10th and Columbia Rd.

Ideally located 3-story dwelling. modern IN
every particular. including hot-water heat.
electric lights. inclosed sleeping porch. Newly
decorated and renovated. On . large let
with garage which will aeenmmodAts aevesnl
machines. The garage on this property would
bring a rental Of $3.50 per year. representing
a STc Investment on 5000 PRICE, si7. 600.
Near Wardman Park Hotel.
Modern home. CONT intns rooms and bath.
on lot :nft. wide to q 15-ft. paved alley
Has hot-water heat electric lights, breakfsst
porch Garage. Can be purchased on reasoa-
able terms. PRICE. $4,000.
Near 18th and N. H. Ave.
Attractive modern residence containing II
rooms and baths: On large lot to improved
alley. with garage sufficiently large to ae
commodate two cars. Has hot-water heat
electric lights. PRICE. $14.500.
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Saul's Addition.
Unusual detached nine-room residence IN
exclusive section Of this beautiful neizhboe-
hood; wide front porch; sleeping porch. break
fast porch; all modern improvenents; garage;
grape vines, trees, howefs, shrubbeey; space
for garden. A Wonderful house, $14.300. Do
not consider unless you can act quickly.
AcKENVER 4 GO&S,
laos Eye St. Aain <z04
Downtown NV.
Near Dupont Circle; ten-room hrsek hcme.
one-half square from car tine: owner leaving
for Europe. Selling at $14,OO0
McKEBVER & GO6S,
1406 Dye st. Min l7S1.
CHEVY CHASE.
Charming corner hen,s q nine rosan and
bath and iavatory. located On one ef he poet
ttest streets In this saettoa- Tho hose 10
of stueco aad heaew tnss there i q Ssdss
around The @tirs 1t; hsns IN pseAeue Co.
ditisn.
R & GOSS,
TON REAL HgTA11 BOARD.
Min .R2
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5000.
Bloomingdale.
Tvo-.story and cellar brick; Z rooms and
bath: heated BY hot water: easy terms.
$3.50.
Detached Petworth Home.
A very attractive residence: owner-occupant
will give immediate possession. contains Z
roo0s and bath: het-water heat; electric
5000.
Takoma Park, D. c.
nearly new home: very convenient to
cars; contains rooms and bath; lot 106 feet
wide BY good depth; electric lights: we'll
$500.
Cherrydale, Va.
Attractive bungalow: s rooms: heated By
hot water: gas and electricity; half acre Of
$3.50.
Colored Purchaser.
three-story bay-window brick: contains
9 rooms and bath; well heated; located in
good section Of the northwest.
TDERS & CO.,
Phone Main 1O16
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Calvert St.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Near the War Dept.

On F ST.; this very desirable location ia con-
venient to q number Of the principal govern
ment once buildings; contains IL rooms q
bedrooms); property = in very good condition
and we'll heated: lot Is about 2Ox0O to 4
private alley. 1.S0O 50. It.. property is oceu-
pied BY owner; can be inspected by appoint.
ment through this ONCE
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SN,UU.
Upton St.

Convenient to the car line: compar lively
new; contains IL rooms and 2 baths and sew.
ants room: has gas. electricity and heated
BY hot water (automatic water heater): 2.
possesston; requires only a small amount Of
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St.

West Of 18th st.. very attractive detached
frame: 2 stories and attic; slate roof; prop
srty In excellent condition; occupied BY owner;
tory; gas and electricity and heated by hot
water; very desirable hot, having 50x22S feet
to 15-ft. alley; large Earage; convenient
Evening star., 1921-05-28

4,65O to $3.50.
Beautiful four and FIVE room
bungalows. Hot-water heat,
electricity, sewer, water and gas
and 20 minutes ride from the
city. The biggest ever offered
for the money in this section.
These detached, hardwood-foor-
ed bungalows can be purchased
on a very small cash payment,
and the balance will be less than
your monthly rent. A salesman
will call and take you out to see
these properties.
WARREN COCHRAN,
Main 5o1e, Main 3O7,
72o 18th St. NV.
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Newton St.

West Of 18th: comparatively new; all mod
ern improvements: In hrst-class condition
three STORY brick; 8 rooms. the hath; gas and
electric lights; heated by hot water; commo-
dtous front porch and sleeping porch all doors
and windows are screened and weather strip
ped; lot Is 26xDO; owner will give immediate
possesston and accept reasonable terms
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Central NV.

alley. to alley: all rooms we'll lighted; 3
stories; recently remodeled. in nrst-ciass con
dltion; first door, living room. dining room
and Kitchen; second door. bedrooms and
bath: third door. bedrooms and be tn; ali
modern conveniences; gas. electricity and hot
water heat: occupied by owner; can be seen
BY appointment; immediate possession
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
--1ncorporated-
738 18th Street NV Main $780,
Consult Our Sales Department

Consult Our >:
Otis Place NV.
Two stories and attic. brick. new semi
by electricity. heated by hot water: lot is
2Dx9O to an alley: ample space for garage.
Can be inspected BY appointment; possession
within 30 days.
Sill, ,28O.
Georgetown, on Q St.
Fine old home. In first class condition; most
and baths: we'll heated; lot 50112O. contain
ing 5000 square feet; inspection BY permit
and immediate possession to purchaser. Prop
erty clear of any trust: terms II desired.
$4,000.
Calvert St.
Vacant; 8 stories. brick. consisting Of 9
1G%s 1snas ana baths; M has sas ,na electric
IT. alley; 2. 100 square feet; has 4 first and
second trust; would not require 4 large
amount Of cash. Key at our offce. Imme-
date possession to purchaser. Special.
$l4,75O.
Washington Heights.
Convenient. to car line: comparatively new
and modern In every detail; has II rooms and
tiled baths; gas and electric lights and
heated By hot water: ha rdwood finish; specially
selected lighting fixtures; lot is 5Ox12O to
wide alley; now occupied by owner: poSsesston
within reasonable time. Property clear Of
any trust.
$4,000.
Near the War Dept.
ment once buildings; contains IL rooms q
oedroomst; property y In very good condition
Evening star., 1921-05-28

Inspect Tonight.
1928 18th St. NV.
7 large rooms and bath, ami,
for the price of E rooms; the ex-
ira bedroom should interest you,
particularly when it costs no
more. Always open and lighted
until 9 pm.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
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Near l4th and Meridian St.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & co
STONE & FAIRFAX. Realtors
incorporated

--Incorporated-----
82l 18th St
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$4,000.

Washington Heights; Vacant.
Three stories. containing 10 large rooms and
hat this; all modern conveniences; electric
lights and hot-water heat. Lot is 20x12O feet
to 1b-ft alley. Ample space for garage. I'm
mediate possession To purchaser. Only
can be arranged to snit purchaser Price,
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PRICE, 1,OOO-CONNECT
Main $3.50.

Washington Heights.
Near Conn. ave; 3-story brick. in splendid
condition. containing L. large rooms and 2
tiled baths; heated by steam; occupied by
tenant; 30 days possession. Inspection by
permit. There Is 4 building association trust
Of 5000. Small cash payment Is required
and balance can be arranged.
$l6,750.
Belmont St. NV.
Convenient to the 14th St car line. Over
looking Meridian Park. Has 0 rooms . hs tbs
gas. electric light and hot-water heat Lot is
20xl20; 400 square feet Can be inspected
BY appointment through this once only.
$4,000.
North of Dupont Circle.
Very desirable residential section. This at
traetive three-story and nine-room house Is
In good condition and has all modern improve
ments; two baths; gas, electric lights and
steam heat. Occupied by owner. Can be
inspected by appointment: immediate posses-
tion to purchaser; clear Of any trust; terms
could be arranged.
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VACANT. GROOM BRICK
house; good northwest section !;
recently papered and painted
within and without. House
looks like new. Can be sold on
easy terms. Biggest bargain in
Washington at S6,35O.
WARREN COCHRAN,
Main 5918, Main 3O7.
72o 18th St. NV.
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$IZ,WO.

THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
738 18th Street NV Main 900
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N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY, Incorporated
l4l8 Eye Street NV. Phones M. 5eas-45
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BOSS & PHELPS,

1884 Street NV. Phone Main 1923.
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COLORED

JOLOKED
Special discounts for May on
choice Longview lots. Houses
for sale. E. P. WEEKS, Real
Estate, 61st and Dix ne. Take
H st. cars marked District line.
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2310 n. CAP. ST.
Zine new Groom and bath corner house :;
built-in garage; hot-water heat; elec. lights !;
hardwood floors; stationary tubs, and all mod
ern improvements: large double back porches: (:
front porch: back yard and large front and
side lawns; back porch and windows screened
This property is only year old and in excel
lent condition. Immediate possession. Terms
reasonable. Apply Room 500 Evans bldg.
Phone Main 1877
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RIG E.. $6,35O-IN PET
worth. Colonial porch-front dwelling
containing rooms. reception hall and
hath: lot 142 feet deep to an alley.
Hot-air heat.
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PRICE, $7,5OO-NEAR PARK
nd. and New Hampshire ave. Colonial
brick; rooms and bath: porches;
owner.occupant will give possession.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

HOMB BCYERSINSPECT TONIGHT
id-new dwelling Of seven large a bedrooms,
81 ono cash: balance monthly. Open and lighted u
Sample House. 1926 Thirteenth St NV
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PRICE, $13,5OO-SAUL'S AD-
dition. West OF 14th st. Very at
tractive 2-story brick dwelling; practi-
cally new; rooms and baths: hot
water heat. electric lights, concrete
porches; double brick garage.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

To close estate We offer q large. Oh
7oxlo0. This property can readily be re
nsdeled into spartments, or can be used q
q school or otner similar purposes.
PRICE. &l0OO0
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PRICE, $lO,5OO-ON WIDE
avenue. In nice residential block In
northwest. An individually built home
conta ining rooms and bath; hot-water
heat electric lights; donble brick garage
Evening star., 1921-05-28

PRICE, $9,W-CLOSE TO
Dupont Circle. 10 rooms and bath; hot
air heat. House At this price 10 seldom
found in this desirable location
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
FUNERAL FOR MRS.
ERICKSON TO BE,
HELD THURSDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. ]. p.
Erickson, who died suddenly in her
home, 1o4 Walnut street. early Tues
dag. will be held on Thursday after
noon at 1850 o'clock from the Pierce
funeral parlors. Interment will take
placs~at Memorial Park cemetery.
The body will lie In state between
10 and IL o'clock T%hureday morning
at the Pierce parlors. it has been an
nounced today by members of the
family.
According to . verdict given out by
the county coroner at an inques. on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Erickson
died Of heart failure. She had not
been Ill. apparently, and retired az
usual on Monday night. Her death
occurred about 8 o'clock Tuesday
| morning. %
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

Biddeferd 45-inch. Quarter
Century Sale ............ sac
Peauet, 45-inch. Quarter Century
Sale ....,... ~. . . . ...... B
pewight Anchor, 42-inch. Quarter
Century Sale
Pepprell. 42-ineh. Quarter
Century Sale Sic
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

'rell Bleached Sheeting. 1-4.. .44c
'rell Bleached Sheeting, ga. Ale
rel Bleached Sheeting. 1914. .5Sc
,rell Unbleached Sheeting,
SIC
,rel1 Unbleached SheetinE,
I ...... .... 49,. 4uC
,rell Unbieached Sheeting.
4 .40c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
ISIS Johnston
Clues Addresses

Miss Beatrice tombstone, county
superintendent, left today for Hills
boro where she will give an address at
the eighth grade commencement ex-
ercises to be held there this evening.
On Thursday evening Miss John
stone will deliver the address at the
high school commencement program
in inkster, and she will so to Cas-.
SETON on Friday to speak that night
at the high school commencement In
that city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
City I. Briefs $,
Bowesy Dance ct Oslo Wednesday
June .. Anderson's orchestra.-Ady

Pianne-Playsrs ana phonographs.
u less than m~anusActurer prices at
Cats Plano Co.--Adv.
About 100 Book-All kinds from
~ cents up at Gets Piano company's
CLOSING out sale.-Adv. \
The HOTEL Northern Cafsteria cou-
pom books $500 value for $500 re-
duces n o Of your meals ,10c on
the Dollar. H. n. Wells, prop.-Adv.
Big Dance at Kreda,s Grove Thurs
day, Iune,9 9. Music by 4 good orl
chsstra from Grand Forks. The. roads
are good, come out aud have 4 good
Safe e Pueblo-M. c. Baehelier has
received word from his sister, Miss
abigail Bachelor Of Pueblo, Colo. to
the effect that she has nc suffered
AZ the result Of last weeks nood.
Ffnley's Orchestra plays this week
1t F~ordsville, Tuesday; Crystal. We'd
nesday; Neche, Thursday; Bigwoods.
MINI, Friday, ard Euclid, Minn~
Saturday. Yours tor = good time
Finley's orchsura-Adv.e
u DR.. Charles e. Hunt has resumed
hts practice with Drs. Witherstine &
Wilson after having spent a month in
The Children's Clinics of Minneapolis.
Special, attention to Diseases Of Chill
drn and obststrics-Adv.
All Kinds Of household furniture
and rugs at Gets Piano company's
closing out sale. Only ten days left.
Adv.
Bachelors Grove Pavilion Dance
Friday, June 10. Music by Ctibor's
10-piece orchestra. Dance the first
fhr1f hour free.-Adv.
IAdjudsd Inane-Andrew Mile,
Of Orr, n. D., was committed to the
SITE hospital for the insane by the
ctunty board Of insanity, meetins
Tuesday afternoon at the office Of
County, Judge L. K. Hassell. 1T is
aid that Miller has been subject to
Authorizations and has imagined him
lelf hEhting the devil and other
monsters.
Probstnd Will--The will Of the late
M. 6. Olson OF this city was probated
lin county court this morning, accord.
ing to Judge l. X. Hassell: The tesla,
ment was read and executors named
BY Mr.. Olson we're appointed. =
Motor Express Company will max,
ap extra trip Sunday, June ~, (.
ffMaple Lake, Ship your furniture b!
truck. Call 80.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
THE TOWN TODAY

Robert Muir and j. I. cahill of the
board Of administration arrive here
to make probe Of "night-shirt" parade
at university.
Grand Forks high school to grad
uate large class Thursday morning.
Funeral services for Mrs. j.. p.
Erickson. who died suddenly, to be
held Thursday.
Gilby is holding a community day
celebration today.
Secretary e. r. Montgomery Of the
state fair lays that bic hog show will
be one Of the features Of exposition.
Ralph Budd. precedent Of the Great
Northern railroad. and other officials
N tour, Of inspection,
Case Of W. H. Kelsey VS.. VIM.
Weeds. in which the plaintiff seeks
$500 as a commission, gees to the
Jury.
A. r. Anderson and Earl Gaustad,
charged with the illegal manufacture
LOT liquor, plead not guilty.
Edna L. Hesketh wins first place.
and Glenn Bruce wins SECOND place in
the King misunderstanding contest.
Paving matters occupy the atten-
ton Of the city commission today.
Grand Forks District Medical soci-
ETY. to have meeting tonight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08

Grand Forks today on q business mis-
sion. $500
senith Iaavo-Attorney George D.
Smith left lest night for Brscksn-
fbaee, Nina. and from there will 80
TO q. Paul, wAsre ha Will APPEAR be-
the etAts Securities Commission
OF Minnesota in behalf Of the Pedapul
Tractor Manufacturing company 81
,Brsekenradss, MINI. Ia connection
with its application tor licanss to ell
Its corporate stock in Minnesota.
Chapter Meem-A stated meeting
OF Corinthian chapter No. 8, r. A. n.
will be held this evening 1t 8 O'Clock
according to Finley D. Cameron, act.
ing high priest. and Charles Allen
secretary. This will be the last meet
Ing Of the season, and = full attend.
|ance is desired.
New Agent-W.s.L l.. Johns OF Hst,
finger. N. D., was In. Grand Forks to
day en- route to LAnFdon, where M
! soss to take up new duties az counr.
agent for Cavalier county.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-08
SHEETINGS

Psquot Bleached Sheeting, s-4....h0
Pequot Bleached sheetinS, s-4....k1e
Pequot Bleached Tubinss, As inches,
per yard .....!..... A..,.....
Pequot Hemmed Cases, 1885
inches, each .........
Dewisht Anchor sheeting,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-07-19
PROGRESS IN ELECTRICAL
MACHINE INDUSTRY
(By U. S. Press

Washington, July 19.-Dealing with
the manufacture of electrical machin
cry and appartus, q preliminary state
ment O fthe 1920 censuc, shows 1888
firms comprising the industry proper
Oh, 1873, 900, including 79 establish
ments manufa cturing subsidiary prod
ucts valued at s21 ,o93, 900. In 1914
the industry proper included 1121 es-
Establishments with products valued at
1859 ,432 GOO and subsidiary products
manufacture by establishments valued
at $24,262, ,OOO Thus the five year
period shows an expansion Of the in
dustry Of $500 ,679,O 900 in the value.
Of products and an increase Of POI
in the number Of establishments.
Proportionate increase are shown
in the report for the various branches
of electrical appliance manufacturing
with very few exceptions. Railway
switches, signals and attachments,
however, showed a marked decrease in
1919 compared with 1914. Electrical
appliances Of this class valued at
1884, 900 were manufactured in 1914
as against valuation Of $4,467 900
for these products in 1919. A
slump of $666,O0O in the manufacture
of lighting fixtures is noted for the
year 1919 compared with 1914.
The sum of $3O,760,OOO was expen-
ded in1919 on custom work and re-
pairing in the electrical field.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-07-19
government HOME
BUREAU inefficient I
(By Associated Pressl

Vienna. July 10. The many thous-
ands of seekers for homes in Vienna
have organized to get them. Com
paining that the government bureau
created for this purpose is impotent,
the memebrs Of the society have APP
pointed agents to find all vacant pre-
misses and all residential property not
containing the maximum number Of
occupants and threaten to use force to
secure lodgings They have published
list Of such places and demand they
be handed over. Among them is the
home of baroness having ten rooms
in which she lives alone. Many sim
liar instances are cited.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-07-19
SERBIA STILL UNFR|ENDLY
TOWARD BULGARIA

Belgrade, July 19.-Serbia still
maintains an unfriendly attitude to-
ward Bulgaria, despite efforts Of some
Bulgarian statesmen to compose the
differences between the two countries.
NJ Dimitroff, the Bulgarian Minis
ter Of the Interior, recently visited
Serbia but this does not appear to
have effected the improvement in tho
relations between the two countries
that he hoped for. The press was
ANYTHING but cordial to his mission.
Serbian newspapers reproach the Bull
garians will trying to avoid the fulfill
ment OF their obligations toward Ser
bia and with persistently encourag ging
the hostile acts by Bulgarian armed
bands on the Serbo-Bulgarian frontier.
The agitation fostered by the Mace
DOMAIN committee on the Albanian
frontier aggravates the tension.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-07-19
Society For Inter
change Of Art
And Learning
(By Associated Press)

Paris, July 19.-The Companions
of Intelligence' an organization of
prominent literary, scientific and pub
lie men and women, formed to further
the interchange of art and learning
among nations, has found subsi-
diary branch called "Group for Ac-
tion Abroad,'' to work actively along
this line. 1t is movement for the
development of world
Dinners and lectures are given at
which leaders in almost all branches
of learning from abroad are brought
into contact with those sharing their
interests. An information bureau 1s
maintained where men of learning,
engineers or other specialists may be
put in touch with their fellow work
ers or aided in research
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-07-19
Women Would
Rather Be Eve
{Dv Associated Press,

Rome, July 19.-Most italian women
i fthey had their choice to be any
thing they wished in their sex, would
rather be Eve, according to results Of
a vote recently taken by one of tne
Roman papers.
The argument advanced for beng
Eve was that she, Of all women, had
no competition. Her husband was
never away from home and there was
no other women on whom he might
cast an alluring glance.
Those that did not chose to be Eve,
chose for the most part to be Mary
Magdalen, because, after being allow
ed to enjoy all the sins Of the world,
she was forgiven and afterward be-
came a saint, thereby enjoying all the
pleasures Of heaven.