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Evening journal., 1921-07-12
Bootleggers de Luxe Charge
George Ade Extra for Booze

to Grocery Clerks. but you have a
Great reputation so It viii cost you
just $40" answered the Benefactor
of the Human Race.
The Famous man bought the Odd
Case.
Moral BE a Grocery Clerk. A
Great Reputation is a Handicap
when you're buying Bottled joy.
Operatives OF Roy J. Egan. assist
ant district attorney. were looking
for Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Walsh.
alleged bootleggers de luxe today.
Egan charged they rented a
judges home here and sold CONTRA
band liquor to the shining lights Of
finance, history and letters
ION the list we conhscated- said
Egan. was the name OF George Ada,
famous author OF Fables In Slang.
We have information he was charg-
ed IS more a case than other Gus
toners because OF his reputation
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

CHICAGO. July 12 Omitted Press)
Once upon a time there was a
Famous writer who was born in a
Small Town. but went to the Big
City TO make the Ola Rep.
The Famous Writer wrote many
Funny Line about the Big City
Slickers and the way they operate
The man. after shaking Funny
Penn on the Crowded Island could
stand II no more and visited tho
Small Burg from whence he came.
II was there he inhaled some Al
falfa dust and got Grand Thirst
He journeyed 70 the Windy City
and walked down the Breezy Boule-
ward by the lake.
Here a Bootlegger who voted for
Prohibition cast a Wicked Eye at
him.
How much for case o. Scotch 80
asked the Famous Writer.
Il sell Il for 165 Smackers a case
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
BUTLER, MURDER
SUSPECT, Held
Alleged Slayer of Frank
AbeleS Under Arrest in
Philadelphia
KILLED AFTER
WOMAN WRANGLE

The police Of Philadelphia have
captured Harry Butler. colored.
wanted on charge Of Staying Frank
Abeles. Mexican. In Wilmington, on
Saturday. July 10. 1920.
The killing took place in a house
at AT East Second street. maintain
ed by a colored woman. with whom
Abeles. the slain man, boarded.
According to a statement made by
Abeles just before his death In Della
ware Hospital on the afternoon fol-
lowing the shooting. Butler and he
quarreled over the colored woman
and Butler seized a shotgun. shot him
and fed.
The arrest was made at the re-
quest OF superintendent Black TO the
Philadelphia police. At the time Of
the murder local detectives learned
Continued on Page Ten.l
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
REX ACUSED OF
RUNNING DOWN BOY

Because OF tho inability Of the in
jured boy to appear in court. due TO
his condition, the case Of Charles
OK. charged with assault and bat
terry in running down 7-year-old
Frank Marino. 934 West Second
street, with an automobile yesterday
afternoon. was continued until July
27 by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court this morning.
The child suffered a fractured
skull when run down at Second and
Jackson streets. Rex was driving an
automobile OF the Pyle Market Com
pany, PIG West Eighth street
Harry 7. Joslyn is attorney for
Rex.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
PLAN T0LAY OUT
SOME NEW STREETS

At the meeting Of the directors OF
the Street and Sewer Department
this morning. a resolution to lay out
and establish certain new streets, TO
be known and designated upon the
official city map as Blackshire Road,
Nottingham Road. Saymoure Road,
MacDonough Road. Coverdale Road.
Ridgway Road. Riverview avenue,
Eleventh street, Crawford Circle and
Bedford Court and to establish the
grades and the width OF the side
walks. was introduced and received
its first and second readings.
The new streets are all in the
Wawasett track sections having been
decided the city last year but never
officially placed on the city map.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
BURGLARS TRY
TO BLOW SAFE
Also Rob Winter Sporting
Goods Store of Base
ball Supplies
GET SIS FROM
Sd STREET STORE

After a lun OF a few days burglars
have resumed activities In this city,
but most OF their operations OF the
past few days have not proved very
renum erative.
Some time after the closing hour
Saturday afternoon and yesterday
morning burglars broke into the Of
fee OF the National Biscuit Company.
1907 Gilpin avenue. and attempted
TO open the safe. Their efforts were
unsuccessful. although the com
bination lock was ruined. A car
standing on the siding near the plant
CONTINUED from page ten)
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
COUNTY BALANCE
Is NOW $35,293

County Treasurer Burris today re-
ported the following hank balances
10 the credit Of New Castle County.
New Castle County S35.293.73.
Miscellaneous roads account S223.27;
Christiana Hundred s7.61S.39; Mill
Creek Hundred s1,O25.36: White
Clay Creek Hundred S1.273.36; PEN
cader Hundred s1.642.47; New Cas-
tie Hundred s8O766: Red Lion Hun
dred s1.09129; st. Georges s7.OS7.-
SO; Appointments s165.S9; Black
bird Hundred s449.94; Brandywine
Hundred s49l.O4.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
A WAIT .HPAN,S
WORD TODAY ON
DISARMAMENT
Reported Reluctance
Said to BE Based on
Inclusion of Discus
sion Of Pacific and
FdrEaStern Questions
FRANCE GLAD
TO TAKE PART

President Hardinr's proposed
disarmament conference was
fifty per cent. assured today.
Two Of the four nations in
vitcd to participate-Groat Brit
ain and France had accepted
his invitation.
or the others Italy was re-
ported 10 be ready 10 announce
her acceptance while Japan.
through the pressure Of world
wide public opinion. was be-
lieved 10 he sure TO acccde re-
gardless OF her individual feel
ing.
According 10 present indica-
tions there will be two confer
ences. The first will take up
the Pacific and Far East ques-
tion and include only those ma
tions directly interested. The
scond will discuss disarmament
and may be extended 10 include
others than the five powers org
inially designated.
Both Premiers Lloyd George
and BRAND may represent their
respective countries at the con-
ference which Is expected to
open in Washington this fall.
The American delegation IL
expected TO be headed by Se.r-v
tary Hughes and the others NJ ~
be selected from Senators Ki cyS
and Lodge. Elihu Root. Niche las
Murray Butler. William Jen-
nings Bryan and Robert Lam
sing.
IL was learned at tho Treasury
Department in Washington to-
(continued on page 10
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
INSURANCE
RATEPROBE
HITS SNAG
Committee is Named to In
vestigate and Report on
Underwriters Claims
SAFETY DIRECTORS
FOR LOWER HAZARD

As a result OF the meeting held in
the Chamber of Commerce last night
to consider increases in fire insur-
ance rates. which il is understood the
National Board OF Fire Under
writer's propose to put into effect,
A. ID. Warner. Jr., president Of the
chamber, will shortly announce a
committee to investigate and report
10 a later meeting.
This action was decided on by
unanimous vote and on an amend
ment by Colonel George W. Sparks
20 a motion made by william d.
Mullen. The meeting adjourned to
assemble again on call of Mr.. War
ner.
Last evenings session had no
sooner started than il was found
that those attending IL were without
definite information as TO the in
creased rates proposed by the un-
derwriters. how the Increases were
10 be imposed. or their amount Un-
Continued on Page Ten.J
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
KABER DEFENSE
gets UNDER Way
Accused Widow Ready to
Bare Her Life Before
Jury
MAY GO ON THE
STAND TOMORROW

CLEVELAND. o.. July 10 CUnited
Press) Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber
was prepared to bare her life to es-
cape the death chair on a charge OF
numbering her husband. Dan f.
Kaber. as the defense opened here
today.
Relatives Of Mrs Kaber had been
summoned to testify with this pur-
pose in view. They will tell OF their
life with the accused widow, in an
attempt to prove that Mrs. Kaber
had been insane from birth and that
her mental condition was aggravat-
ed 20 insane hate" by alleged prac-
tees on the part OF Kaber that were
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
GETS DATA FOR HIS
CIVIL WAR PAINTING

Stanley NJ. Arthurs. artist. who Is
to paint a Civil War scene TO adorn
the State House walls. is now on a
visit to Richmond and Appomatox.
Va. TO get data for his preliminary
sketches. Mr.. Arthurs has chosen
Lees surrender. showing the sol
diers OF the North and South fra
ternizing Immediately after HOSTILE
ties ceased. as his theme for the
painting.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
NEGRO DISMISSED
WITH WARNING

Stating that two white men had
picked him up" in Chester, to work
for them William Raymond. Negro,
was dismissed by Judge Hastings, in
Municipal Court this morning, on
charges of operating an automobile
without a license and turning in the
middle OF a square on Market street.
with the advice not to drive any
more machines in Delaware.
Raymond said that the men had
promised him money, but failed TO
fulfill this agreement. He said that
he did not know that the men want
ed him TO drive the machine when
he first met them.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
CoMPLAIN OF CROSSINGS

Automobllisis are complalnlng OF
the miserable condition OF the
crossings OF Washington street at
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
Washington street has been dug up
and the temporary crossings have be-
come deep ruts and mud holes. NO
city except Wilmington would tol-
crate such conditions" remarked
one autoist whose car was stuck In
the mud and nearly pulled itself
apart In getting out.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
DENIEs Id LAD REVoLvER.

on a charge of carrying concealed
pistol. Dominick Palaio was dis
missed by Judge Hastings in Muni-
cipai Court this morning. John Ma
dero. charged that Palaio. during an
argument several nights ago, drew a
pistol on him. Palaio denied that
he had a recovler
Philip L. Garrett represented the
+! defendant
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

Word has been received from the
War Department by Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Gallagher OF 101s West Third
street. OF the arrival in Hoboken, n.
j.. OF the body Of their son, Private
Lindley X. Gallagher, who was kill
ed in action in France. on September
21, 1918. No time has been set for
the funeral as yet, additional word
from the War Department being
Continued from Page Ten.)
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
AMMONIA DRAUGHT
BURNS BABY'S MOUTH

Sidney Mayrobitz. age years. OF
Sixth and Madison streets. is in the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
suffering from burns OF the mouth
and throat. caused by drinking am
monia. The youngster while play
ing in an automobile found bottle OF
ammonia and drank a portion OF its
contents. Dr. NJ. 3. Holman treat
ed the child. The child viii re-
cover.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
NEW BUILDING PERMITS.

Inspector Preston has issued
building permits as follows;
Brosius and Smedley. Thirteenth
and Union streets, addition. $500.
Patrick Herlihy. s17 North Clay
ton street, addition, $3.50; John +.
Reardon, builder.
c. c. Clancy. rear OF 221 North
Jackson street, garage. $500.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
Smile Awhile

NEW YORK-Alexander Co
hen. arraigned for driving a
lame horse. escaped with a $40
fine. He wept The court asked
how come. Cohen explained
$50 worth OF ice in his wagon
outside had melted.
NEW YORK-Mrs. Benjamin
Roberts valued her divorced
husband at $4,000. She brought
suit for that amount against
Vida Moore. alleging. among
other things. Roberts took the
defendant riding in the plain
Tins automobile.
SHREVEPORT, La-H. f.
Baker. Denver. travelling south
on a Texas and Pacific train,
landed here "a la Adam" Ba-
ker, asleep In a Pullman, was
robbed OF all his clothing. $50
and two rings. The railroad
supplied him with enough raj
ment to prevent his arrest.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Boy,
page Mr.. Patrick Henry. Per-
sonal liberty is chastised under
another blow. Chattanooga
school authorities have issued a
ukase against shining silk
stockings. wide Widowed waists
and naughty. high heels. Wool
and cotton for the fair students
is the decree.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
ONE DISCHARGED; OTHER HELD

Steve Fedhenea was released by
u. s. Commissioner Cam. following
a hearing yesterday on charge OF
transporting liquors. His compan-
ion. Pete schade. was held under
$500 bail to await the action OF the
Federal grand jury.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
TnTNK HE Is AFFTICrEp.

John Swet. alias John Smith. OF
AZ Bradford street. who is suppos-
ed TO be demented, was brought TO
the police station last night, where
ne is held for observation.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
ShOtUerS In East

Generally fair weather with
little change in temperature will
prevail in most OF the territory
east OF the Mississippi during
the next SO hours. the Washing
ton weather bureau forecast to-
day.
Local showers will fan in the
Atlantic states, the forecast
stated.
The weather will remain warm
in the region OF the Great
Lakes and the Great Central
Valleys.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
EXAMINE MORE FREMEN.

Twenty-Five men have been sum-
moned for examination as firemen,
in the paid department, this after
noon. No announcement has been
made so far as 20 the qualification
OF those previously examined.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
S159 IN FUND TO
SAVELEWES CANNON

Fovmer Judge David II Marvers
laudable enterprise OF saving and
properly mounting in front OF the
Federal building in Lewes the six
cannon which defended that town
and lower Delaware against the
British in the War OF 1912. has
struck a popular chord. Although
the first appeal for 5000 was made
on Thursday. the following subscrip-
tions already have been received:
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
sTREFT AND SEWER BALANCES

At the meeting OF the directors OF
the Street and Sewer Department this
morning. Samuel j. White. city
treasurer reported the following bal
ances: Current expense fund. SEA-
1850; special expense fund, S3O5.- -
66O.O9. Sewer extension fund.
S9.43O.94; Brandywine sewer fund.
$50. 0.000.21; Paving tax fund, S26.-
$1,000; making a total Of S416.-
469.44.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
KIWANIANs 10 EAT.

At the weekly dinner OF the XII
wants Club to be held at noon to-
morrow in the duBarry room OF the
Hotel dupont. the Birthday Boosters
will be James n. Ginns and f. T.
Jones, As usual. there will be an
interesting program.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

ANAAA ffssss fAhHsNN
Send in your subscriptions TO fcr-
mer Judge Marvel DUPONT Building,
or to the editor Of The Evening
Journal
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
NEGREss DIsNnssED

Mary Grihth, negress. was dis
missed on charge Of soliciting BY
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
this morning.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
SUN AND TIDE.
Head OF Christiana.
IOsT ANn EOuNn.

I OST-GOLD WATCH AND FOB.
- pronabiy at Pennsylvania Station.
initials on fob, j. L. X Reward IN re-
turned 70 GOO \. Harrison ST jy12-5t.
CONTINUED on page ffteen)
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
TODAY's Temperatures

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 A. M...76 12.O1 p NJ. 80
1000 A. NIT 100 Z. NJ. .S4
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

Have you tried Glover Dairy But
teri Phone 1540-1541.-Adw
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
Try This on Him

II you gave half Of your apples
and half an apple over 10 one
friend; one-haif OF the remain
der and a half an apple 10 a
second friend; and half Of your
stln remaining supply and half
an apple over 10 a third friend.
how many did you have in the
first placer
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
.FIREBUGSAND
SHIPPERS BUSY
IN IRELAND
Violence Continues on
"Orange Day" Despite
Truce Now Effective
SIM FEINERS OFF
FOR PEACE MEETING

DUBLIN. July ~ Omitted Press.
The Sim Fein peace delegation
left here Tor London today. where
the negotiations will begin with Pre-
mier Lloyd George on Thursday.
The delegation consisted OF Eamon
De Valera. president Of the Irish
republic; Arthur Grimth. head Of
the Sim Fem Austin Stack and
Richard Barton. The latter are mem
bers OF the Dali Eireann
LONDON. July - Omitted Press)
Violence continued In the north Of
Ireland early today, despite the truce
which became effective yesterday.
Sniping was under way In Belfast
when bells tolled the beginning OF
the "armistice." following two days
continued on page 10
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
The Weather

Cloudy, probably local showers
tonight and Wednesday; no change
in temperature; gentle variable
winds.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

Answer 70 yesterdays: First
cost $50: second f25.
Evening star., 1921-08-10
CHAS. D. SAGER,

- z HWu6
Undoubtedly the best of our
recent listinss: just of 10th street NV: beau.
tiful S-room home; hot-water heat; electric
lights; splendidly arranged and maEnfhcently
finished throughout. Price. SIS, 500. Immediate
possession can be given.
g.
In Chevy Chase section-Un-
usually attractive s-room detached home; hot
water heat; electric lights; lot $50 feet deep.
This home has been beautifully kept by owner,
who is leaving town. and who will sell for
So, $50 An unusual opportunity to buy Q
splendid suburban home.
8.
Good northwest section
Splendid Groom home: exceptionally large
rooms; hot-water heat; front porch. We can
sell for s, ,250 on small cash payment, bal
ance monthly.
Sixteenth Street Heights
Attractive detached home with rooms and 2
baths; hot-Water heat; electric lights: garage.
Owner will sell very reasonable and accept
exceptionally easy terms.
In best section southeast
Splendid Groom and bath home with hot-water
heat; modern lighting fixtures: house in first
class condition throughout; garage. Price.
$500. Terms can be arranged.
Six-room colonial home in
good northwest section; electric lights; par
duet floors: front aud rear porches; garage.
Price. 81, 600. Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
SAGER,
ga Fifteenth Street N.M
Evening star., 1921-08-10

Downtown-Splendidly equip
ped rooming house, containing 81 rooms and
baths; automatic hot-water heating system; !;
electric lights; completely furnished; On & ae-
count Of leaving city owner Will sell 1t suD
stantial reduction.
In best section of Brookland-
Unusually attractive detached home. contain
ing q rooms and bath; finished room in attic;
hot-water heat; electric lights; front and rear
porches; hardwood floors and trim; lot SoxlOO'
metal garage. Price, $500; on very rea'
sonable terms; immediate possession.
Ninth and North Carolina
ave. Ee.-Excellent Groom home in frst-class
condition throughout. Price. $7,OO0-on very
reasonable terms.
One square north of 10Th and
PARK ROAD-Beautiful s-room and 2-bath
home: hot-water heat: electric lights; hand
somely finished throughout; built.in garage;
spection daily from to pm. a240 18th
Iz2s P street northwest
Magnificent marble-front residence. containing
IL rooms and 2 baths; servants' quarters; cleo
tric lights; newly decorated throughout;
open fireplaces. Price and terms reasonable.
Open for inspection daily from to pm.
Choice downtown home con-
tanning II rooms aud baths; hot-water heat
and electric lights; perfect condition through
out; very refined neighborhood. Price. I'll. 500
CHAS. D
1F.:o ,6
Evening star., 1921-08-10
SIMMER CAMPS.
COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESIDENCE.

SVnN6n nbOADESOns
No. 3SO3 Georgia ave., corner Quincy st.
House contains bedrooms, tiled bath, hot
water heat, electric lights, Pittsburgh auto
matte gas heater; very large side and rear
porches; lot 50xS0 to Is #. paved alley; very
large kitchen and pantry, double floors; laun-
dry stove and triple tubs, cold storage. Kitch-
en- and bathroom walls are covered with sanatas
toilcloth); entire house newly painted and
two china closets in dining room. In addition
to all these unusual features. the property has
a future for business. The house il vacant and
can be sold on terms.
BOSS PHELPS, 1408 b ST. NV.
THE HOME OF HOMES.
NORTHEAsTEON TENTH STREET NEAR
b; nine-room brick. with bath; modern; will
sell ON easy terms.
On K street near Tenth street; six-room
brick with bath; modern; will sell ON easy
terms.
Northwestern Conduit road this side Of the
reservoir; store; ten rooms. with bath; hot water
heat and electric lights; three lots, each 25-
foot front, $50 feet deep; two garages for
four cars; win sell reasonable for quick pur-
HOHWAR nj 16tA Bksoe4 ANh ,.-.-
Evening star., 1921-08-10

AK, REALTORS,
= PETWORTH.
Here IL a good buy. A semi-detached brick
home. with q frontage OF 40 feet on q nice
street. 1t contains six rooms and tiled bath:
strictly modern and up to date. Reasonable
terms Price, $500.
TWO-FAMILYAPARTMENT
Near 21st and N sts NV. A well constructed
building. having two apartments-ive rooms
and hath on first floor. six rooms and bath on
second floor; separate entrances and separate
heating plants: excellent location: reasonable
terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
An unusual home offering in the best section
of Columbia Heights. Has hot-water heat and
electric lights; there are ten well arranged
rooms and two baths: double rear porches: good
condition. At a very small cost this dwelling
could be converted into apartments, making q
very profitable Investment. Price. $4,000.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
semi-detached home that will appeal to the
particular buyer. Large reception hall, parlor,
dining room and kitchen on first floor: four
bedrooms and bath on second floor. Has hot
water heat, electric lights, colonial front porch
and double rear porches: over Soft. frontage
on 4 fine street Priced at s.. 500 for . quick
sale. Terms.
FAIRFAX,
( Avenue NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES
C0ntfnueA.

BOSS & PHELPS,
$780,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
:. &C., s:: s:::;. Z. #: .:: Is. e. $
$1,000
MARYLAND AVENUE NE
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$4,000
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. '..
@ :s e. e: ST e: ;:: s. t. S S;:, 4: =;
$1,000
MT PLEASANT
's: :s.'9 . house s ::: Ss' :ss: est sfss:
@ s sh f % s
10th STREET HIGHLANDS.
home @ os sa sesae sns we" % h y % @ % 1 @
s%s sigs ss. st 1s s Ss: ss ss % n sleeping porch
$I2,5 500
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
&; ] ;; $ ;' :,; ;s : ;. .:; III: s:s;i;
$I2Z5o
CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED.
e. IL iii ssssS %:s ;ss %;s s T;sss % ; s.
soan % psny % % sri @ %
$3.50
SAUL'S ADDITION.
% % % @ ] ns 5 5 ,sss % % ' with sIss ns
@ ss"S se1 5
s13,5oo
JUST OFF 10th STREET.
striking
I ss I ' s3 s' is f
~ '' BOSS & PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES.
TEL Main 434o 14o6 H St NV
Evening star., 1921-08-10
FARMS
FOR SALE.
Main S7- -SS.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT FARMS
80 acres. 200 yards trolley, q miles Wash.
ington; large town nearby: new BUNGALOW.
rooms. bath. furnace heat: farm buildings:
tion. Price reduced to 81 800. " cash. bal
ance to suit.
100 acres. Loudoun Co.. fronting pike. %
miles Washington: beautiful situation. grand
view: comfortable buildings: fruit; 70 acres
under cultivation: 5000 refused last year.
Price to settle estate, $500. easy terms.
46 acres suburban farm home on pike and
trolley. 10 miles Washington: handsome g.
room dwelling; basement barn. large poultry
houses. all new; 10 acres bearing apple orchard
productive. Very attractive. Price reduced
to 81. 800. easy terms.
14O acres right at trolley station. Is miles
Washington: good 7-room dwelling and new
farm buildings. supplied with water by gas
state cultivation. balance good timber: run.
ming streams. Price reduced to $12.O half
cash. .
100 acres high-class dairy farm. A.mile
state road now building: 2S miles washing
situated. dairy barn 3011OO IT.. silos and
all necessary farm buildings. In good condi-
fiOn: bearing apple orchard 100 trees; all
tillable and highly productivsS 80 acres vir-
'' BOSS PHELPS.
NEARBY VA. WITHIN COMMITTING DIS
tance II acres fertile soil: S-room house.
beautiful shade, 40 fruit trees; growing garden
r for ali cash. Address BOX 4s,s. Star ONCE i0s
TERMs-TWENTY YEARS-C0MPARATIyE
ly small cash payment secures nne old viz
s'"'A JAMES N. CARTER & CO.. INC.
1917 New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-10

1912 New York Avenue NV.
Phone Main 1882.