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Evening star., 1921-09-09

COMPANY, INC, -,
Phones Main 59os-4-5.
Takoma Park.
An attractive home conveniently located and
modern in every detail. SIX large rooms
and bath. hot-watet heat, electric liEht.
hardwood floors, sleeping porch. MANY
other attractive features, Lot 50x206,
This 10 . real bargain.
Northeast.
Located on East Capitol ct. near Lincoln Park.
A well-built home Of nine rooms and
bath. with modern Improvements, There
IL large lot to wide alley, With ample
space for garage. Owner occupant EiiI
give early possession. Convenient terms
Northwest.
In downtown section. just OF 18th st.: ;wbere
property values are rapidly increasing.
Ten rooms. and hath, hot-water heat.
electric Light, double brick Rarage. A
very good rooming house proposition,
Evening star., 1921-09-09

Arlington county. Va. (havins personally made
over 100 sales in nearby Va. past % months) !;
eleven years experience rs real estate sales
man, perhaps 1t would be to your advantage
to list Virginia property for sale with me: !:
no sale, no charge. Many sales made during
month Of August. WALTER O'HARA. 1909
NV. Phone Main 4828
Evening star., 1921-09-09
Silver Spring. :
About 2-3 Acre; Large 8-Room
Home.
|2H Blocks to Trolley and B. and
O. S Blocks D.. c.. Line.

SILVER SPRING.
LOT 1OOx200-MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
A Fery attractive suburban home. that can
he bought at the right price. Located in one
of the best sections Of this desirable sub,Eb.
within walking distance Of the one-car-fare
some !; modern seyen-room home; in good condi.
an abundance Of shade and q large variety Of
all kinds Of fruit and flowers; lot IL 1OOx2OO
terms can he 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 G.
Main 432. Evenings, North 313.
Evening star., 1921-09-09
FoR sALE-HousEs

al to Home Buyers-See Them
Priced Right Is Moving Fast.
Near 10TH and Lamont-$I5Iooo.
This excellent dwelling has 10 rooms.
baths, hot-water heat. e!ectfic ugnui
and other desired features; large LOT.
Chevy Chase, Md.@$II, 900.
West Of Connecticut ave. in splendid
section Of famous suburb 10 this seven.
room and bath bungalow Pretty Lot W
x120 feet.
Petworth Bungalow-$,5oo.
Located in best section Of this desirable
suburb Seven rooms and bath. hot-wa
ter heat, electric light and many other
wanted features.
New Hampshire Ave.-$Io,5oo.
This is q very nice eisht:room and bath
dwelling, with electric light, gas, hot
water heat. 1t is semt-detached with
light. airy rooms.
i've Will Be Glad to Show You
ese Houses.
Err AND CO., INC,
Main 426.
Evening star., 1921-09-09
10th ST. NV.

A magnificent home on 18th St: IL room
and baths; 9 open nreplaces; Scar brick q
rage: modern throughout: in the very best con
dillon. Offered for immediate sale ut 4 re
duction Of $1,000 from its original price.
Evening star., 1921-09-09
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
8 LARGE. CLEAR BUILDING LOTS, RIVER
dale. or 81 600 equity Chevy Chase, D. c., lot.
to contractor who will build Immediately double
garage and double sleeping porch. Address
Box 2O7-H. Star ofice.
LARGE, DESIRABLE CHEVY CHASE. D. G.,
lot. wonderful trees: s., 900 equity, balance
easy payments or clear for improved property.
OWNER $40 II st. NV. o.
Evening star., 1921-09-09
Price. SI2.soo.
Price. SII,ooo.

HOUSES: TO. SELL.
BRADFORD &. COMPANY
oo4 18th Street NV.
Evening star., 1921-09-09
ON F ST. NEAR 14th NE

% New York Ave. ! Main -56Zz5p i. !.
Evening star., 1921-09-09
COLUMBIA ROAD.

PI I,SOO.
A reasonably priced home in Columbia
Heights; 10 rooms and 2 baths; steam heat
electricity and gas; hardwood floors and trim;
screens; space for garage; moderate terms.
SHANNON
Virginia Office.
Evening star., 1921-09-09
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

= WILLIAM S.
e Main o8, Realtor.
Evening star., 1921-09-09

Hyattsville-BunRalow: rooms and bath: /:
pIpeless furnace: electricity; corner lot, 50x
24Ss only $3.50; 800 cash. SIS month.
(S0S6Il.)
Evening star., 1921-09-09
PETWORTH.

4-bedroom house on Shepherd St. hot-water
heat. electricity. parquet doofs; space for "a
rage; good location.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
.SINN FEM READY
FOR NEGOTIATIONS
Dali Eireann to Meet Tuesday
Walsh Man of Mystery
IN Dublin.

by Associated Press
DUBLIN, Aug. Eamonu De
Valera's letter to Premier Lloyd
George informed the premier that
Sim Fein parliament-Dail Eireauu
is ready 10 negotiate for peace ON
the English terms. according Co the
best of authority here today
Dali Eireauu viii meet Tuesday
The communication SO far as could
Dee learned here. does not request the
release of an Sim Feiuers now de-
tanned i'm prison or detention camps.
The republican leaders are conscious
Of the fact that such a demand
proba bly, would procipitate q break
down Of the negotiations.
Frank 7. Walsh of New York and
Kansas City, who arrived here yes
tcrday. has become man OF mys-
terry. Cornelius Sullivan. New
York lawyer. who accompanied Mr..
Walsh, occupied Walsh's hotel room
rs a decoy while the latter dined
with Sim Feln leaders and after
wards attended a secret conference
Of republican chieftains
The sim Fein leaders were opti-
misac today over the peace situa-
.iOn
Arthur Griffith. president of the
sim Fem. called at the mansion
house accompanied by W. =. Cos
grove. d Sim Feiu member of par
lament Grifith refused 90 divulge
tle contents Of the sim Fein CONF
muricauon but declared that "eVe-
rythiur is going very We'll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

The Michigan Good Roads aSsocia-
ton and The State Hospital associa-
tion VIII be held here August so 90
September inclusive The Mich
isau Knights of Pyth.as viii hold
their state convention here 4 sep
tember
SAGINAW-At the request of the
state highway departments the C0u7-
IS road commission is u8kinS a sur
voy of traffic ON trunk line roads. It's
purpose is 10 acqualnr road builders
with :he type ~ traffic for which %
make provision Similar surveys are
being made su other counties.
HASTING-ConcreS>man John {.
Ketcham and family motored
through Washington. Mrs hetch-
ans condition is greatly improved
since her operation. john. Jr.. his
son. and daughter. Ruth, are 20 az
tend high school here
IT. IOUIS-BcCausc OF a local ice
shortage. the delivery Of ice is beinE
restricted 90 the business district OF
the city The board of trade IS in
vesugaung the possibilities for the
location OF an ice plant.
CHARDOTTE--Th new city char
ter is completed and was delivered 20
Gov. Groesbeck Thursday for his ap-
proval
HARRISON--Thre men were sen
fenced i'm circuit court today for ser
ious crimes. Hoisey Shipman. +5. 90
jackson for 20 years two Young
men 60 Ionia for short terms, Ward
Louch. sent 10 Jackson for three
years for burglary after violating
terms of probation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
RUSH WORK ON
COMPLETION OF
new TAX DRAFT
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
---.---~-~------~--------~-
Of the ways and means committee
made rapid strides toward compile
;ion OF their task. Besides changing
levies as outlined above, they were
said 10 have agreed not TO increase
the taxes on cigarettes. cigars. to-
bacco and alcoholic beverages. It
also was stated that in reducing the
income surtax rates 20 a maximum
OF % percent from the present 90
percent the committee had made no
provision for a further reduction 10
IS percent next wear. as recon-
mended by Sec'y Mellon
Substitute Tax.
In voting 10 repeal the so-ca.led
luxury taxes. the majority members
decided 20 substitute. il possible.
manufactured tax on the same ar
tiCles. II designed 30 be sold al sums
IT, excess OF specified prices. The
rate suggested was three percent on
the manufacturers prices and the
return was estimated at 100000. 900
annually as against S25,0O000O un-
planned however, that a provision Of
this nature would be difficult 20 ad-
minister because the prices Of such
goods were not standardized and
that 10 might be necessary 20 aban-
don the plan.
The motion 20 increase the eX-
smpt.on allowed married men re-
ceiving small incomes was renewed
Friday by Rep. Longworth OF Ohio.
and prevailed after Joseph :. Nc
Coy. government actuary. had ex-
planned 10 was said. that the total
.oss In revenue from this change and
the increase IN exemptions for de-
pendeuts would be only $4,000. 900.
or the amount committee members
estimated would be lost by reason
Of the dependent exemption increase.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
indiana and MiChi6dI1
Brief Wire News
Wire

GRAND RAPIDS-AIbert y. car
penter who was charged with mis-
treating a 14-year-old girl. state
charge from Coldwster. placed i'm his
homie has been sentenced by super
io- Court Judge ~ T.. Durham 90 G.
Germ Of 90 years in the Jackson
state prison
GRAND RAPIDS-Thc american
Food StocN company has disposed OF
its piECery az sullivan % the Munich
pal P-E Farm corporation OF th.s
IS being delayed 5y the city commits
sion. which refuses a transfer Of the
city garbage contract until the
amount claimed due for garbage IS
paid
GRAND RAPIDS-The fall trade
extension tour OF the Grand Rapids
wholesalers will be ne'd oct 90 e..
The Wholesalers will visit White
Cloud Muskegon Hart Ludington.
Mau.s-ee Nit Pleasant Ashley.
Greenville and Intermediate points.
GRAND RAPIDS--S Stockholders Of
the Farmers * Merchants bank.
which has been assigned 20 the
Michigan Trus- company. have paid
nearly S125.oO0 Of the $4,000 COW
erage asked by the depositors.
Oh ATHAM-Nine upper peninSu-
Jar boys and Eirls. winners in the
live stock Judging contest IN connec-
ton with the upper peninsu.ar farm
ers' round Up here this month, I'm
three picked teams VIII attend the
state fair IN Detroit with all expenses
paid.
IIINT-The annual meetings OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
DETERIORATION OF
INDIANA CROPS IN
JULY VERY EVIDENT
Crop Report for Past Month
Shows Corn Is Most I'm
portant Hit.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 1.-THE
deterioration Of crops in the state
has been very evident the past
month. according TO the cooperative
crop report for Indiana. issued to-
day. Corn is the most important
crop and shows a drop OF IS points.
which amounts 20 a decrease OF
more than $4,000. 900 bushels from
the July forecast The potato crop
shows the greatest decline. being 45
points from the July repor-. while
other important crops show declines
ranging from 10 20 . points.
The report follows:
The corn condition throughout the
state is very spotted, wide varia-
tons being noticeable even i'm the
same county. with the available
figures at 6S percent OF normal on
August /. This is a decrease OF %
points from the July point and indi-
Gates a total production OF 1859
600 buhels compared with 185.9S1,-
600 bushels shown for July ] and
1S4OT2.OON bushels harvested last
year. The hot weather and insult
fcient rainfall are the principal rea-
sons. although chinch- bugs and
wind and hailstorms have done
ONE damage in a few ltalities.
Rains since the first OF the month
have been very beneficial TO the crop.
oats Decline.
Winter wheat for the sta-e shows
an average yield Of only u bushels
per acre, which is the same as last
year. on this basis a total produc-
ton Of 22.72S,OO0 bushels is indi-
Gated Last month the condition
figure indicated a total production
Of 26.64S,000 bushels and last
years harvest amounted 10 23.400,-
600 bushels. The quality OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
" Ouidn't Go TO Concert,
But is NolU IN Hospital

GOSHEN Ind. Aug. 12.-Bernice
Mack a Goshen telephone exchange
operator. is i'm Goshen hospital, the
result OF injuries received when she
leaped from am automobile ON a
street here Miss Mack, riding with
Two men and girl. explained her
unwuungnCss TO go 20 New Paris 10
a band concert. The automobile
driver refused 10 stop and the girl
i'm jumping fell on a brick pave
ment She was taken 20 the hospital
i'm an ambulance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
LOCAL YOUTH WINS
WAY TO FINALS AT
STATE GOLF MEET
Sanders to Play Simpson for
Title Afrsr Sensational Win
Over BiNler.


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r-ar .h.4 sumo. ON although n.x.ar
mad. fs-r.-r-a .rrrts q. e.er- tba
t.5a Of defeat
ON +ra short s-r D4- pitched go
tha e4re 90 -.. groom ana ran IN his
pstr for "a birdie placing him .g-o rr.
Roth were f- 70 er.rr-- 90 -ra esv-r
and mad. dc nan v,.-..5 beer,
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

wheat this year is not up to the
average.
The condition OF spring wheat
made a further drop OF IS points
during the month 20 40 percent OF
normal. which indicates a total pro
duction OF approximately $4,000
bushels a. this time. compared with
5000 bushels shown for last month
and 10000 bushels harvested last
year
The oats crop for the state de-
clined u points during the month,
making the condition OF 81 percent
Of normal on August /. on this tig-
ure a total production Of 45.590.000
bushels is forecasted, compared with
5G 10 900 bushels on July ] and IS
$4,000 bushels harvested last year.
Many fields were not cut because Of
the short straw and heads being
poorly filled Hogs were turned on
70 some and other fields were cut
for hay. The carry-over from last
year was exceptionally large being
Il percent Of the crop. or 9,225.oO0
bushels.
The condition OF barley in Indiana
August was IS percent Of normal
from which q total production OF
$4,000 bushels is indicated. COM
pared with 1749.0O0 bushels fore
castcd on the July figure and 2,O25.-
600 bushels ha rvested last year. The
carry over was four percent. and
amounted 20 5000 bushels which is
larger than usual.
The average yield OF rye I'm In
diana was 1875 per acre. on .his ba-
sis the total crop viii amount ID
1925. 900 bushels, compared with
100000 bushels harvested last year.
The buckwheat acreage in Indiana
is 3 percent less than last year and
amounts 20 approximately 5000
acres The condition August was
80 percent Of normal and indicates a
total production Of $4,000 bushels.
compared with 100000 bushels har-
vested last year.
Tobacco Crop Short.
The condition OF white potatoes in
Indiana dropped from so 10 81 per
cent normal during the month on
this figure a total production Of -,
$780, bushels is forecasted. COM
pared with 6.272, 900 bushels for July
and 7.6S0.O0O bushels harvested last
year.
The condition Of sweet potatoes in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

There are 100 square miles IN
Alaska which can be used for agri-
cultural purposes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

BUFFALO Aus ---I'r7 a lucky
duck N.erse Smith said today.
smith bought a duck for &c cents
and proceeded 90 take the quark out
OF u. Pearls worth $3.50 were found
in the ducks "tummy"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

At IS months the baby daughter
Of the Chinese minister in London
spoke English and Chinese.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Plaid Skirts
SOS to $500

We now have a beautiful
assortment Of pleate d
models made in plaids and
stripes They are splendid
models TO wear with a
sweater for sports.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
LEAGUE ASKED
TO DECIDE ON
UPPER SILESIA
Supreme Council Requests Ad-
vice on Disposition of
Rich Regions.

cussi0n. which began with an agree
ment in principle between Mr.. LLOYD
George and NJ. BRAND on what was
called a "compromise line" The
rremiers felI apart however. on the
finding by the experts that the .u-
dustrlal triangle In Upper Silss.a
could not divide a. a working econ
omic unit any more than could tho
Pittshurs district
Lord Curzon. the British foreign
secretary. smiled. and Marshal Foch
laughed when Mr.. BRAND. under
previous agreement with Mr. LLOYD
George Friday made the proposal
that the supreme council submit the
question Of the boundary 20 tho
council Of the League of Nations
Had Suggested Harding.
The decision 10 do so means in
effect shat the government Of Greet
Britain, France, italy and japan.
beirg unable 70 agree as 70 Tie
boundary. now submits the question
20 the council Of the League OF VA
tons. which consists of representa-
t.ves Of Brazil. Belgium. China and
Spain The eight members OF tne
league council are requested 10 re-
port back their findings 10 the -four
members Of the supreme council for
final judgement.
limitations had been flying about
as the disagreement over the situa-
tion became more evident that Pres {
Harding would be asked 10 decide
upon the boundary line. not official
~ az president, but unofficially as
private person, he 20 be provided
with every facility for his represent
atives thoror ghly TO examine into
the question and the powers 10 agree
in advance to accept his opinion as
final
Lord Curzon is known 10 have
considered asking Prest Harding TO
act. but on reflection he is said 10
have been Of the belief that a reply
could not be received from Wash
/ inSton under several days. and. as IL
was quite certain what this reply
would be. he abandoned the idea
W. BRAND raised the question Of the
submission of the decision TO Pres't
Hardlng during q conversation r rl-
/ day morning with Premier Lioyd
George but Mr.. Lloyd George
/ lhought IL oetler 10 reIe' IL 10 1ile
League OF Nations.
League Friends Glad.
Friends Of the League of Nations
expressed delight Friday night over
/ the reference of what is deemed the
most difficult and dangerous ques-
/ tion i'm European politics TO the
/ League of Nations a fortnight before
the assembly 81 the league meets IN
. Geneva and at the three principal
powers Of Eur/le. thus recognizing
the high authority of the league
others with loss confidence in the
. league doubt the probability Of tho
couAl-i OF 'he .eaS"e ot-hE Ao'e 90
agree upon o boundary line ana
more than the prime minister's
The last session Of the supreme
council will be held Saturday morn.
ing. It is expected TO last only q
fcw hours. Lord Curzon with Tho
.romainder Of the British delegation
wiz leave Paris shortly after noon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

Japan las over $4,000 factories
-npioyinE Two million Deooia-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
NIiddies

Blue Chambray Middies,
trimmed in white braid. are
very good looking. They
have silk emblems in the
sleeve-$2.25.
Tan Linene Middies are
being shown here with black
sateen collars and black or
yellow sleeve emblems-
S2.96.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
August Sale of ChiIdren's Shoes

1t seldom that position offer such values
you Will find this Shoe Sale We selling the Shoes
children right and during the FIRST weeks of school
remarkable reductions Sale prices during August S59
to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Ladies Hosiery

Full fashioned. Mercer
ized, Black Hose-SI00.
Silk Hose with mock seam
in Black. White. Navy and
Cordovan-SI5O.
Embroidered Hose -
s. 3 TO $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Rain Capes

Girl Rain Capes amply large enough to al
the clothing They absolutely proof and
your daughter needs for rainy school days Sizes to years
at $3.75.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Continue Control.

sion. which is sitting at Versailles
under tho craftsmanship of Marshal
Foch. reported Friday 20 the SUI
preme council that much still re-
mains 20 he done as regards the dis
armament Of Germany and that
control must be continued
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Sweaters

Silk Sweaters in Tuxedo style The oolOrs a
gen. Rose and Maroon Sizes TO ] I year:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Silk Lingerie
Underwear

Main Floor Department.
Women 8 Nainsook Suits
with Isle insert, all sizes
SI.00.
Nainsook Suits with mer-
ceTized top - $3.50 90
SIS.
Silk Top Union Suits IN
pink only. Band TOP -
$50 and S169.
Boys Dimity Suits-59c.
Girls Dimity Suits-75c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
New Net Waists
S1.85 to $3.50

These lovely Waists have
short sleeves and are daintily
lace trimmed. They are
particularly adaptable for
wear with the popular
Jumper Dress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
FurS

Fur Coats and smaller
pieces of all kinds may be
purchased at Robertson $
during August at a saving Of
) % to IS 60 for cash. This
is an opportunity worth i'm
proving.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Middies
Boomers

Black and white Sateen Boomers cut good and full
band top Sizes TO 4 years at SOC.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-05

40c Outing Flannel, light and
dark patterns: special, per
yard Csc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-05
IL Boys, S Girls Born
In County Last Week

The births for last week in Rich
nlond and Wayne county totaled II, IL
boys and girls being born. Follow
ing is the list of births: Jan. "a, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dennis, Abingdon town
ship. boy; Jan. %, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Fuller, Wayne township, boy; Jan. &c,
Mr. and Mrs. Joel +. Taylor, Washing
ton township, boy; Jan. rs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Clapp, Richmond, boy;
Jan. 26. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Roam,
Center township, girl; Jan. IS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy klineer, Wayne comfy, girl:
Jan. 26, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taschlog,
Center township, boy.
Jan. 81, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl lookout
jefferson township, boy; Jan. 81, Mr.
and Mrs. Miles Alexander, 423 North
Thirteenth street, boy; Jan. %, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lee, 1871 Sheridan
street, boy; Jan. 2S. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Addleman, Wayne county
/ hoy; Jan. rs, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Fessler, 500 South 18th street. boy;
Jan. 2S. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bruner
101 State street. boy: Jan. 90. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Goblin, Wayne township
10y; Jan. 20. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rowsman, 315 South 18th street, girl;
Jan. so. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Z. John
son, 603 Sheridan street. girl; Feb. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Davis, Wayne
township. girl.