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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

relieved 81 their eznass profits TAX ana
higher sur-taxes IL the pending Fords
iey tax revision bin. were set forth ID
4 speech BY Representative 0Idneld.
tDem. Ark III opposing the tax biz.
Among other things. he said
The profits Of all the corporations
sof this country had never exceeded
$4,000 100000 before 1873. For the
year 1917 these profits reached the as
founding figure Of ten and one-hali
billion dollars. For the four years
lf916-l9l9 inclusive, profits averaged
50 900 100000 before taxes were Maid
and 1000 100000 after an Federal
taxes had been paid. III other words.
ltheee corporations made over $4,000. I
100000 during Tie four years i o-89ie
and tliey also made around Sd 600 .000.
600 In 1920. Yet they come before the
Congress- 81 me United States and ark
the Congress- 10 relieve them of taxa
ton and. Of course, they advocate the
SALES or consumption taxes. Everybody
knows thai sales tax would be pass.
ed on 70 the consumer. and these
gentlemen practically an Of tliam
are In favor OF d turnover sales tax.
they are for L because they can pass
II on 10 ne consumers of America.
Now, gentlemen II they can pass
the excess profit tax on 10 the CON
sumerg Of America. why Is It they are
50 anxious to have II repealed and
substitute sales tax. which every.
body admits would be passed on 10 the
consumers Of the country These
gentlemen are almost as Inconsistent
as the advocates who come before our
committee for high protective tariffs
yecail quite wildly that nearly every
person who appeared before the Ways
and Means Committee on the tariff
bill, Including Mr. Esoovers inc Spcre-
cary Of Commerce. stared that we we're
being swamped with imports from
abroad. and now the iiguroa have beea
disclosed by Secretary Hoover's fes-
timony showing that they had fallen
on more Than half before be feslintu
before our committee
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

On last Thursday afternoon, 81
Johns pafoehlai school basket ball
team won rs second straiRht game
of tbs season This time the heavy
team II lha Agrieullare Department
III the Hl9a School waa the victim.
The final score WAS 20 70 IA,
After leading fhronRhont 81 Johns
was OVER taken "a tho last few min
ulea 81 play by the Agriculture team
with their backs 20 the Vail the Cath.
ollie boys bFaced and scored two GOALS
IN The iaat Necund 0f play
A. Eckenrode and Royer started foi
the winners. Essich played good for
the looaers
Games are wanted with grammar
school aud 82e pound te4s.s 81 the
county For games address . W Ee
kenrade 81 Liberty street, westnlin.
ster, Nd
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NrclrAL pRAMs LARaE CM0Mp

The recital Riycn al The Armofy an
der the auspises u ihe choir q tiraes
Lutheran Chureh, Ess 4 success q
every niea1a. the large auditorium
wme well allied nhd TIE numbers Nexs
excellent
The program opened with music 81
the Westminster orchestra. which vas
followed ~ II nainbera a. followa
Part 4 The f1larpnsoiate. Holman
soprano and baritone. = Lorraine Tor
ainc fspTec. spfoss Marie, ny Girl
MarRtts0n. and tlard Trials. Bnfleixh
tenor A. Marx II Alienaais. Hook b
fake JnY Homes isAsaats. and & Nasl
D'AFte. flRai pafmorv, Tosca Pueclni
soprano. 3 o. WEAfa. Tas Moon Upon
The Lock. Mae tsdsn. b Tho old Rose
sCoft. d. tally ia, Leonl. The Rosary
Nesln. AopTano AMI baritone heaalue
81 smoek. ard music - orchestra
Albert Alitten, Director.
Fas STARRY Might. 5en8moFe
soprano and baritone. Th0u'rs I.tks
Unto q Lovely Flower, smith. b Gave
Man ) hotse lle Can Ride. O'isaro
and g. Bea0win Love sons. Chadwick
barlt0ne Last Night kieruif y
An Open Secret. W0u5man. aud q
Rain. Cnrran, soprano reading. Mg
dmock Passage Blrds Farewell hli
daeh. soprano and baritone
Mrs katherine slaglc Ramsey va
AZ her beat and pleased the alitiencs
with hsf wonderful voice. Mr ilafrs
GetN0ld the baritone SINGER. waa aisa
excellent Mr Hobart aulpck, who Il
as stranger % many ia this cts AM
never Rails 81 please was enc a.
usual. AIRS Noah sehasflsf performs
IA the piano f0r all ~ the muslea
pnmbsFa. The plane Was furnished b
the wei known firm of Naee's Muai.
store, this city
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. Is. 1921
REAsON roR Lar YEAR.


julius Caesar finding me chronicle
gy Of his time in great confusion re-
solved to correct II BY bringing into
agreement astronomical and civil
time, as they differed By about three
months, That year a. U. G 1881 was
docreed to be AS days, and somewhat
later the first OF she year was moved
from March 10 Jan. and the monthe
in same order as now Feb. was, how
ever. to have 20 days and every 4th
year 80 days and August 20 days The
vanity Of Caesar Augustus wouia not
permit or his month, August. being
one day shorter than julius Caesars.
July. 50 one day was ordered clipped
from February and tackled onto Aug
ust. This gave year Of 1854 days
too great by II min. 1886 sec. A. the
true solar year Is ss5 d 5.h is min.
1905 sec. This difference amounted to
10 days In 1882, and then to avoid
continued and ever Increasing error
the Greeorian Year plan was adopted,
as now in use This plan was 10 make
every fourth year Leap Year 50 that
years diyisible BY four are leap years
with Twenty-Five days IN February
except century years when Leap Year
occurs only when dlyisible By four
hundred. Thus 1900 and 1919 are com
Gon years. but 1890 and 1000 are Leap
Years. Ill
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
BOoTLrGeRRs DERRAuD GOVERN,
MENr OF MILLIONS

New York, Nov ~ Between 25 and
80 bootiegaers Ia New York City
have delgauded the government d
more than ss0000.0 200 ID 1890 income
toxea and penalties. Frederick a.
KopR assistant United states attor.
'ney Of brooklyn stated today
o. several such cases Mr., Koptl Is
investigators IA Brooklyn, only one.
that % Edward J DoneRan Brook
lSn contractor has hpen acted upon.
The government has started proceed
lngs 70 compel him ~ pay I'll 6s6 z ~
In taxes and penalties -Four ptlihs
cases have been referred to Washing
ION Mr. koph said hts <50.00p.o0 es-
ilmafe did not include similar deilns
4nences By hnnaFeda Of small boot
legeefA.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

Comptroller cfissinger. the presi-
dents personal aplnnteo. hs mode a
speech a the New York bankers Con-.
yention, IN which be SAYS the An erI-
can farmers are in The same pickle Il
the Cuban sugar growers: he thinks
they profiteered IN grain, cotton and
livestock until Il turned their hsads
sad that they then spsculatsd IN lands
until the bottom tell ont Of the land
market and now they hgys diiFlculty
meeting the interest payments On
their mortgages on the hleh priced
lands left on their hands, on which
they can only raise how prloed crops
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
VOTERS QUESTIONABLE no RE
PUBLICAN CoNGREssMgs.

Why did you vote for the hodge.
podge Fordney Tarin Rill which pro-
tects only the manufacturers aud the
Drofiteering manufacturer most 81
all, at the expense OF agriculture and
all other natural industries.
Why did you vote to relieve 10000
persons. mostly war profiteera. d ex-
cess profits tax and individual income
sur-taxes amounting to an average
tax OF $4,000 a year, and add an aver
age tax OF $500 a year 10 20 900 small
producing corporations
Why did you vote 10 take si7 ,0o0. 900
taxes on the express companies and
not relieve the parcels post from the
same sort OF tax?
Why did you, after the Soldiers
Bonus bill had been killed ia the SEN
ate al the dIelatlon Of President hard
ing on the statement that the Govern
ment could not aiford Il. then vote
s50O,OOO,OOO to the railroads which nl-
ready owed the Government s7sl,00
O0Og
Why did you vote 10 cui down The
appropriations for good roads 10 al
the states from siOo.oOO,oOO 70 $4,000,
900 with 5.7sS,000 persona ont OF work
and then vote appropriations Of near
ly billion dollars for Army and Navy
with disarmament conference prac-
tlcally assuredg
Why did you pretend to be In favor
OF economy and then vote sls.s9O,oo
TO the shipping Board out Of which
10 pay officials employed Of invited "a
be employed at salaries Of ss5.O0o a
year each. $4,000. $4,000. $4,000 and
$4,000, among them attorneys aIleE-
ed to be members Of firms with claims
against the shipping Boards
Why do you blame the alleged mls.
management In the shipping Board
upon Democrats when the Cihairinen
ofthe Shipping Board during It's peri.
cd Of greatest activity we're Charles
NJ. schwab, Republican and Charles
Piez. also a Republican. and J n
Rosseter. Director Of Operations. aIsr
a Republican. and All three contribu'
tors TO Republican campaign fundsl
why did you vote for the gas RUE
and steam-roller methods under which
you passed the tarif and tax bills
cutting on debate and preventing
amendments except BY members Of III,
committeeg
Why did you vote to enable the Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury TO incraas'
certificates Of indebteGness 100000.
900 to provide for deficit IN reyen
nea from the tarin and tax bills, whlll
pretending that the bills would suppl,
the needed revenueg
What single vote have Won cast tina
has resulted In any relief to business
meu to farmers, to labor, 10 any Ia
dnstFy except protected manulactuf
ers. - the Improvement o. condition
OF living among your isllow-cltlzenl
Of that rebounds 10 The honor Of you
countryf
What has Congress accomplished Il
The four months and Two weeks It hai
been 10 session DO you know Of an,
one thing completed from which an,
one has derived any benefit as a re
suit Of Congressional actIong
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

President Hardlng'a emergency laslf.
bin, which was advertised a. being
designed Ia protect the farmer In the
price 81 his wheat. does not seem 70
junction % 20 specifications. II vent
into operation IN May and wheat. H.
stead Of going W. vent down very
decidedly Perhaps II was not design.
ca to effect the farmers wheat Is
much as the farmers vote.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

Tim sorryto zee you here, said the
friend II i convicted hank embexaler
Oh there isn't much change. after
!ali, said the prisoner cheerlnlly
Nor
You see. had been shut I'D III i
cage and looking Through bars for
years before came here These bare
larr iuai little thicker, and instead
lot belne brass They are aEsAls9
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Important!

Charity L0dge No. IS. Knights 81
pythlass IS going 10 give the srd Rink
20 Glass % Enquiries At their meet
sing.
TUESDAY NIGHT, NOV. a0TH.
knights thls is Great work niid We
need your presence Come out and be
benefited by these LESSONS and take
part in the work
TsSS Lodge needs you and you need
this asodge.
tHAS. +. ARNOLD, &. Z.
"A. y, Matthias, n. III II. Is 4.
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RrrORMFD cnARor

Roy J. Freeman, pastor Sunday
school $50 Worship and sermon 1880
and 7so catacheticAl lecture satur-
day afternoon III 400. The Carroll
County tionsist0riai Association viii
meet IN Trinity Reformed church.
Wednesday. November 80. az $40 aud
TAO He,t Paul 3, iseinback, d. ~ of
Philadelphia. win deliver the address
at I30 an welcome.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, then a
10 the Automobile Garage OF
John E. EckENROOE

Il the old established Buggy and Pain
shop, George AID Liberty street,
Westminster. Were you can get frsi
class work. 1 have been In the buai
ness for t,iirty-fiVe years and claim q
know when q Job Il up 10 standard.
have 8 paiptsr that worked for Nc
Reneii's Bros, Of Warrington. d g. ans
can give you nrat-claas work. l pain
automobiles and put Ca now tops an,
10 repairing 81 all Mind. / am atm "
The BUGGY BUSINESS. Glad 10 hav
You call ADD loos my work over.
George and Liberty Streets,
WESTMINSTER ND.
Phone IGN.
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DR.. E. H. Carey
DENTIST
Westminster, Maryland.
iaiy Phons 76.5.
sssl EQUITY.

No. 1894 EQUITY.
. the Circuit Court Tor carror Com
IT,
ax-parte
. tho matter of the Trust Estate IT
Waiter 81 Little and May k. Lit
tie, his vito
.dward O weant and William u. Lit
tle. Trustees
ORDERED this 3lst day Of Oct0-
ler IN the year nineteen hundred ana
weBiy-one. on the afuregoing putf-
ION that the Circuit Court for Car.
oil County, sitting III Equity. take
Jurisdiction IN the trust estate Of the
aid Walter N. Little and May X.
little, bis wife. Joint and individuality
nd that said Trustees settle said trusE
state under the supervision and con-
rol % the said Circuit Court for Car
roll County, sitting in Equity.
And Il IS further ordered that tie
aA Edward o Weant and William
q Little. the Trustees In the above
saiise named give the usual notice 10
he creditors OF the said walter II.
little and Mary RLittle.his wife, joint
and Individually. who we're such
lrior 10 the 2pth day Of October. A. y
a2l, % flle their claims properly au-
heniicate1 with the Clerk Of the
arcuit Court on or before the 9Th day
I February, A. D 1921. by causing 4
opy Of this order 10 be published IN
ONE newspaper published ia Carroll
'onnty for four successive weeks be-.
'ore the 9Th day Of December A. D.
1891
WA. II. THOMAS.
Frue Copy Test
EDWARD 0. cAsH. Clerk.
aovt.5t
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100000 automobiles scrapped each
year considerable part II them as
the result OF insisting on their right
Of way AZ street Intersections
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Trespass Notice !!

III persons are warned not u tres.
pass upon orr lands with DOCS or
GCNS, or IN any ether manner. AN
offenders win BE- prosecuted 10 the
fan extent Of tho Law.
Id. JOSHUA HUNTER, CARRIER {.
JOEL Il ltO0p.
CHARLES y. ROVER.
{ VERNON BARNES.
I'D. &. REYNOLDS
JOHN tDYKil
John WAGNER,
CATHERINE WAGNER
JOHN iBEN.
joins WILSON.
ID. n. REGGIE
lJuHN 4 STEVENSON
lanfEH ROBERTSON
IRA ESGt.An
JOHN W gable.
iJOfiN r CLnNE
Z NATlfAN HAtNEa
ID n sTui.BER
~ W sliAEfFER
BENTON sToNER
I PAUL. ROBERTSON.
JOHN y. BROWN
Pleasant yaileg. SD :
ANNA N. wANrzs
ELMER fBuishfNGER
fl0RkER WAnEHIME
iUEOEHE Al HUNTER
4 FRANK SKATER. Carrier No, a.s
/ ROY a. BASLE8. Westminster.
\ TfE0 III BtGGS. ilaehmhns Valley
lEuW J.. MILLER. Westminster.
THE GEO. W. Ai4RAtiDH REAL E6-
TATz q BROKERAGE co.
GEO w AIBANGH
3GEOftGE W. HARRIS. Carrier Nn >
Z CHARLES ARNOLD Carrier No. ~
~. H. KOONIx. Carrier No 81
JOAN w. UfIelAiAfitfsN. Carrier liz
Z GEORGE W. DRE8cHLEH.
Carrolilon. aid :
carrolitou, Md
DAVID LErpO.s
PRANK STEWART
MATTER G. LOWELL. Carrier NJ IS.
~. WALTER L0cKARD. Carrier 81
LESLIE G. ROBERTSON. Carrier ST.
5GE0n9E W. PHILLIPS, Carrier 81
ID. p si4RiYER co
WILLIAM WALSH, Carrier No 1.
sykesYille
EW T. JORDAN, Carrier Na ss
FRANCIS A. LOGuE. Westminster
HOWARD r. 5HfpLEY. Westminster.
JOHN sEiNFT, Pleasant valley.
EDWARD ]. LtIsTEK
lGE0, A LEIsTkH
lHARnY X MATTHIAS.
iwILLfAM II SNYDER
MRS MARY LOWE
DAVID WI TAWNEY.
l0livER sIiipIEY
GEO G. cREsS
iIEE G. LElsTER
! WILLIAM X. BUCKINGHAM
Carrier No 6
I FRANK FREEMAN. Carrier No. s.
lcI.A9ENCE J.. YfNGLINC. Mt Pleas
ant
WESTERN MARYLAND cOILEaE
FARM.
lc A. c0NAWAY.
WIN r. FLRAfNG.
lCLARENcE CONWAY.
TONY B FLEMING
ELMER W ZfspP. NJ Pleasant
/ WALTER r. HAfNIss. Carrier No. 12s
u AncHIE G. WAETZ, Carrier No IT,
LEWIS n. u. WANT'z.
Y Mftn- bNtfNaNptiN NffsAAR
Carrier No1o..
( JOHN NJ HOOK.
To- ~. WAGNER,
WILLIAM III MYERS, Carrier ri
UNION BRIDGE BANKING a TRUST
( COMPANY
JOHN BREITWEIsERs
adam RUPERT. Carrier No. I'll
WILLARD p. SCIiAFFER. Westmin-
Bters
BENJAMIN r YTNGLING, Carrier IL
lGEO Al UTERMAaisENe
lCAnfOfsIs NYGREN*
III. e. STONEn
JOHN r. GROUSE, Mt pleasants
l0EORGE r. FREYMAN. Carrier Sc
mrs. Amelia DAVIS. Tayl0rsYille.
~ ITS A FULLY ENCLOSED Dust.
punnp NOTION fQae NAnfF
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The whisky amugglefg may be 81
|arcising their Ingenious brains IT.
tie later n getting the comforts Of
We smuggicd into tlaaiF 5all cells.
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WANTED.


WANTED 4 farm % rent ~ about
20 % So acres. within 81 & MILES 81
Westminster Apply az ADVOCATE
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Claimed that ex-Kalser Bill u lon
y. but he has the ghosts of 10000,
900 people that he murdered 70 keep
him NnmnanY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

The people who think the fools
have az been educated. have not
driven out On the main automobile
roads
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

Everybody y attending the congress
sionai hearlnga on taxes except ths
Taxpayers, who do their talking win
> lead pencil ID the ballot booth.
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Having purchaaed Metal Formi
iiverand Hoist, ! SIN prepared d
antruct for complete goncret,
sll0s. get mg prlcass
HENRY COPYRIGHT.
uss 25-tf New Windsor, Nd
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BFG BENEFfCgAREEs on TAX
SEDUCTION

The extent Of the huge profits made
by the corporations which have been
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IP IT'S A FULLY ENCLOSED DUST.
PROOF MOTOR IT'S a NASH.
luee "A FR0uNFELqER bros.
Evening star., 1921-07-10
Phone Main 1923.

PRICE. 81. .ooo-HEAR 18th AND NOV
TAGUE STs.-A very complete home.
just pHt the market. This lse1ti01 u
ideal, and the house IL q barSain 1t has
. rooms. baths. -ery large front and
sleeping porches all up-to-date improve
ments and a large yard With a GaraRe
One inspection Of this will sSnviSee ysu
PRICE. Ss.ssoNNEAR 18th AND MONROE
STS-ssmething unusual In this leca-
ton 3-stery colonial ttpe Of hsuse.
having 10 large rsoms and hath. II has
new hot-wsfer heating plant. II ID So6d
condition and also has. lArke rear yard
to q paved alley. rosasssisn and term
PRICE, S1i ,75o-RAxDOLPH stone OF
those attractive houses Just 90 18th Of:
seldom offered for sale. This has .
reoms and hath. with an extra latttsfy.
has vapof heat hardwood 1oofh. electric
light and an open afeYaaee. large bftah-
fast and sleeping porrhes and lot leo
f. deep to q pared alley.
PRICE, Sc, e,7sO-OHEvY CHASE, n. c.
Undoubtedly the cheapest house - the
market today A c-stsry brick. built ~
one Of the reliable builders. II has very
large living room With olen arepiaee.
hardwood fsors. hot-water heat. electric
light. front and rear potches and . built
In garage.
INC,
Evening star., 1921-07-10

Cleveland Park.
Detached home Of seven rooms and bath on
lot 50xl2O: three bedrooms and bath and extra
lRvatory; Pittsburgh water heater, stationary
washtubs and servants toilet; all modern i'm
prerenents: front and rear porches ana
screens: present trust beArs interest At per
cent. and house can he sasly financed: reason
able cash payment. Price, l$18,75O
McKEEvER 4 GOsS.
l4o5 Eye st. Main 4752.
Chevy Chase.
New. detached bungalow: exterior and in
terior finish very attractive: living room. din
ing room. breakfast room. Kitchen and pantry
hrst door: second floor, three bedrooms and
baths ana large closets: lot 0Ot1OO: house has
sll modern conveniences and 10 complete in
all details. Price. 81, 800
MckEEvER T. GOeS.
1905 Eye st. Main 4753.
Two-Family Flat.
Mass. ave, one block from Lincoln Park:
every room outside room: hrst door. 3 rooms
and bath; second floor. rooms and bath rear
stairway connecting both Apartments; immedi-
ate possession: price. 10000.
MckEENEl
MEMBERS OF THE wAsHING1
l4O5 Eye St.
Evening star., 1921-07-10
WANTED.
HfSCATxlw

Like to buy a bungalow in good condition.
possibly one car fare; must have not less than
i've rooms; modern Improvements; don't want
to pump water: lot about so by 13O-1J0; can
make good cash payment; Sners. Address Box
23-E, star office.
WANTED--NICELY FURNISHED MODERN
house. FIVE to seven rooms. by July 16: two
adults. one child; about $50 per month; with
IN forty minutes Of Treasury bldg. Address
BOX 9S-E. star office.
HOUSES, LARGE OR SMALL. TO SELL IN
Arlington county, Va. thaving personally made
over 100 sales In nearby Va. past 20 montiis) !:
eleven years experience as 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 June. WALTER O'HARA, 1870 Il
NV. Phone Main 4o2S.
Evening star., 1921-07-10
Georgetown.
81 5m-S75O Cash.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,

1884 II st. NV.
PRICE. s1s,2So-IN WASHINGTON HGTs.-
without O doubt the biggest value We
have offered in this section for long
time. A three-story brick near 18th and
Biltmore. having II reons and 3 baths.
electric lights, steam heat and q brick
garage in the rear. The small amount
u cash required to handle this Will sur
prise yel
PRICE. ss.sso-SEwToN STA POSITIVE
bargain In colonial style brick house
having 6 large rooms and hath: 1t is
20 II. wide, the location Is desirable and
ia in fine condition throughout. 1t may be
sSld on q small cash payment. and pos
session will be given by the owner.
PRICE slo,soo-SEAR BRADLEY LANE
real comfortable Suburban home In an
excellent location. The house Is situated
Oh q lot 100 by 12S II. and contains
foonis and bath. electric lisht. hot.water
heat, metal weatherstrips and there Is
also q gafase and q very large sleepins
porch.
PRICE, 81, s,sOo-GEORGErOwN HEIGHTe-
This house could not be built for ahy-
thing like the price quoted. and is cor
ner ho;se haring 9 spacious rooms. Poe-
srNsien. can be obtained shortly, ana
cash payment Of $500 will be accepted.
HEDGES & MI
Evening star., 1921-07-10
5H ACRES AND
|MAGNIFICENTBUNGALOW
OVERLOOKING
WASHINGTON GOLF CLUB
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.


Magnificent stucco home just being com.
architect; contains large living room. 14x2o.
windows: open fireplace double maple floors.
on lst floor: electric lights throughout: dining
room, l4xl4. windows; kitchen, porcelain
sink, stationary wash tubs. servants toilet and
washfoom adjoining. also back porch; pantry.
5xB, wiki shelves; cellar, 40Il4. has best
Argo steam heating system. pipes wrapped
closet, opens to sxl0 covered porch; full tile
bathroom, pieces. and septic tank: hall
linen closet; bedroom. l2xlS 2 windows. /
closet; also another bedroom. l2x13. l window
and closcet coat closet in hail: hoorsd attic over
whole house: composition roof, cutters and
downspouts: front porch 9x33; also garage,
9xlS, and pumphOuse with electric motor: thia
house has all rooms on first floor; located on
. high point overlooking surrounding country:
day labor, lumber was cut right on premises
and sawmill is installed within sight of this
property. which kept costs down; property Of
fered Mt about cost Of construction. plus price
Of land Price only Sl0.50O. Terms. 81. 500
cash, balance, SIS per month. includes every
thing (The adjoining house built last year
by owner Of land ! sold for over $4,000 to
a well satisfied client. and rs soon this
house is sold one more will be built ia keep
against cheap class Of houses in this neigh
borhood.) II looking for real well planned
suburban home with ground think this is 1t:
will stand closest inspection as to design, con-
struc tion, ETC.. etc. Drive out Sunday to club.
house Livingston Heights. va.) and turn In
at caddy's quarters and drive down hill to
property. Vacant. Immediate possession.
1,,A1rED n,IJADA
Evening star., 1921-07-10

MT PLEAsANr-BY OWNER: 18th AND
Newton. Groom box-house: elec. light. h.-w.h: I;
southern exposure; 1st-class condtnon: oea9-
tiful location: large lot: vacant; SS,OOV. 40
dress Box 256-D, star Office. w