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A FEW
CHOICE SELECTIONS.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
csna ssaafF s1 csn home. sstS
crete porches; 2-car garage; wonderful lawn
ana trees: lot 120x19o: sttractiveiy priced and
on terms that can Be easily haAAled.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Suburban Estate)
ground with large colonial type bungalow: ~
stories high. containing rooms and baths:
hot water heat: gas and electricity: garage for
house containing 5 rooms: stable: 4 horses:
chicken house and run. Beautiful lawn and
shrubbery. rare buy.
14th ST. HEIGHTS.
Very attractive seven.room corner house
onial frnat porch: Elassed-in rear porches; very
laexe lot: a Scar garage. Every improvement
and convenience has been provided.
PETWORTH.
Beveral beautiful homes of and rooms.
In very desirable residential locations in this
lists. One will surely suit you. Moderate
prices and easy terms.
SILVER SPRING.
A delightful California detached frame bun
xalow on lot 4ox1oo: 5 rooms, bath and large
Side driveway. Brand new and vacant. Right
price ana terms
LACEY STATION, VA.
A beautiful two-story. cement block home OF
rooms and large sleeping porch Latrobe
lawn and garden with fruit trees. An ideal
home location Price and terms reasonable.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
We have ideal business properties in all
amy business. Large and small buildings. for
iavestmeuts or your business site.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
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LEGAL NOTICES
GEORGE c. sHINN, Attorney. ,.

GEORGE e. sHINN, Attorney. -.
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict Of Coumbia.-in re: Dissoiutton a.
Equity 10. sosas'~SSrasr Of SdHa.,iSn pSbiie.ss
Upon consideration Of the petition filed herein
by HAIRY L. CLAfLIN, EUSiCE r. CT;
CLAFLLN and FLORENCE j. cIAFLIN, al y
Of the stockholders Of the Clafilin Optical
company. corporation. in which said pettS'
ton II Ii reeitej that the objects and pur.
poses Of the said corporation have been en-
tirely abandoned and that said business m
now owned and conducted by Harry e,
Clsa.E individually. trading under the mar of
Clshin Optical Company. and In which sads
petition all Of the stnckholders have prayed
TOR dissolution Of said corporation, a. au-
thoriEed by the Code Of Law for the District
of Columbia. II is by the court. this thirty,
FIRST dag of July, A. ID. 1872. Ufiered: That
all persons interested In the t'lanin upt cad
Compspy, = corporation organized the sec-
ond day Of June. 1900. and existing Hnster'
and by virtue Of the laws of the Dixtric1!
of Columbia, be, and they hereby, requ ef
to appear In this before the
eighth day Of September. 1922, and SHOW
eanse. IL any they have. why the prayers Of,
said petition should not be granted and said
corp0i tion dissolved by decree Of this -orrt:
provided. copy of this order be published
week for three sncressive weeks in The
Evening Star Newspaper and the Washington
Law Reporter. the FIRST insert on to be noe
less than month before the return day
hereof. 4. A. HOEHLING. Justice. tSesi3t
true copy. Test: MORGAN II. BEACH,
Clerk. BY II. b. DERTZBAUGB. Asst. cisrt-
aus.2.9ls r.
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.
EaAtana~h-
Near 18th and Harvard.

Near 14th and Harvard. 10
roems, 2 baths: hot-water heat; electric
neet; nice gsrage. An opportunity to get
veTy Desirable home, splendidly located: thor
0uShty AolerD; at fair price and easy terms
Groom home near 10th and S
:ts. nv. seni-detached. nice back yard: house
IN SPLENDID coalition: furnace heat; price,
1850; $3.50 cash. balance reasonable.
Downtown Groom and bath
seni.detaehea brick house, south Of You ST..
vest Il 18th. very rare opportunity to buy
reaeeaabay priced home. Price, $3.50; $50
cash, balance monthly.
2-family fiat "a square from
18th and Colombia road. one Of the beat resi-
dentaAi eecti0na- Each apt. has rooms and
bath and separate heatiag plant. Owner has
reduced price to below 10000 for immediate
Six-room house, best section
sogthsa.t: overlooking Pa. ave.; furnace heat:
side light. Price. 1850. Can be bought on
$oOO cash and $55 per month.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM 4. wESCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Office
Building, No. COS F Street
Northwest.

BY virtue Of certain dsed Of trust, beins
among the land records Of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned traatees will
sell At public auction, In front Of the prem
iaes. on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY.
THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, 1922, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm, the following described land
and premises, situate In the District OF Co
lumbia end designated as and being part OF
original lot. numbered nineteen (1e) In square
four hundred and Hfty-six (456). described
as follows:
Beginning en- F street. 90 west Of the
northeast corner Of said lot: and running
thence west on said street 90. thence soefh
90 sH~ to the south line OF said lot
thence east on said line 80. and thence north
o. sh" to the place Of beginning"
The said property for the purposes OF taxa
tion ID known ~ lot eight hundred and TWEEN
ty-six $500 IN square four hundred and ffty-
six 1850.
Terms of sale: Subject to q deed Of trust
for $35. 600 at seven () per cent. due April!
O. 1925. Purchase price above said trusI all
cash. A deposit OF one thousand dollars
1.OON will be required Of the purchaser At
the time Of sale. All conveyancing. record
Ing and nntarial fees At the cost Of the pnr-
chaser. Terms Of sale to bs complied with
within thirty 1907 days from day Of sale or
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
WILLIAM L. KING.
anil .d&dS exSu Trustees.
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AnAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTI0NEER.
! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PERSONAL
| MFBCTS, MACHINERY. ETC, BY

HOUSEHOLD FUKNl1CKE AND PEK1ONAL
PUBLIC AUCTION TO PAY STORAGE
AED OTHER CHARGES.
on sATURDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF
O'CLOCK AN, we will seIl ~ public auction.
at wsschler's. Nc. so Pennsylvania ave-
NV, TO pay storage and other charges. goods
stored With US in the following names: Estate
Of Il. Ntphant, Florence McCalmont, 1t. Eu.
gene k0vengno. T. r. Hollowell. Judge 8. II.
1iesey, Mrs. Norman Fairbanks. 3. ]. Davis.
Miss Hs.iel Baiiy, II. L. Pearson. R. 2. Il.
Bunch. r. Printx, Mrs. Amy Park Lewis,
Geo. o. Duvall. Mrs. Jas. A. Edgar. W: 0.
Y6unG Afrs. T. W. Bramhall, Frances Viii
hrd Candy O.. {DacAlnsxy). An Faft4es IN
terested p4eAse <a1e a0tjce.
MEACaANTE TAANSFER L STORAGE
CO., 920-z2 Z st. NV. aul6, g :
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FUTI. HE DAYS.
THOMAS J. OWEN 4 son. AUcTIONEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO s-sToRY BRICK
APARTMENTS, EACH CONTAINING
THREE APARTMENTS, NOS. 1917 AND
1919 18th 1T. NV.
BY virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust duly
recorded among. the land records Of the Dis, Dig
and 378 ct seq. respectively. and at the re-
guest Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will sell at public auction: in
1ESns Of the on az TuEsPAT 1asa THs
AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
! lowing described land and premises situate
in the District of Columbia. being lots 8 and
o in W. II. Gunnel's subdivision of square
aOs, a. rer plat recorded in Iiber .B;" folio
ITO, of the records Of the office of the sur
veyor of the Diatrict Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to prior deed
over said trnst to be paid in cash. $500 do
posit required upon each lot at time Of sale.
Conveyaneing. recording and revenue stamps
at purchasers cost. Terms Of sale to be com
piled with within 80 days from day Of sale
or deposit forfeited.
VIM HENRY WHITE.
ALDRICH c. WILEY.
anil 1-dGdSeE Trustees.
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au161S.21 y. Tr1lstees.
ADAM 4. WESLHLER. AUCTIONEER.

EFFECTS BY PUBLIC AUCTION TO
PAY STORAGE AND OTHER CHARGES.
on SATGR6Af oGK AEG1Sr 2s ,g 1872 &C. CON n
public auction at Weschler's. 920 Pa. ave.
NV. to pay storage and other charges. all
goods stored with " W. IN the 9s,n
ton, Mrs Cheatham, Mrs. Lofty Coleman. Mrs.
Julia Coleman, Mrs. Christ; Mr.. l.. w Hardy.
n. Garyin, Mr.. Edward jackson. Mr.. D. L.
Mn Minnie Trice. Mr. Robert Warren, Mrs
parties Interested please take notice.
UNION STORAGE COMPANY,
aus,l6 7O5-1-9 Florida Ave. NV
THos. J. OWEN & son, AUcTIoNEERs-.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
-pDp4AE -pWEL4IXs ssr NO. 1918 PERRY STREET
recorded in Liber No. 1855. folio 800 ct seq.
Of the land records Of tie District Of Column
thereby the urdersigned trustees viii sell at
s$ SHs TSSSTifIRsT 1ss 4 feTnRHfn$F R4X q
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described land
and premises situate in the District Of Co
inmR1n IN %il,sm T. sbanes s"bdVsinn of certain
lots in Block 8. "Uniyers!ty Heights;" as Per
plat recorded in Book So. page lee in the
iumbia, subject to covenants Of record tsaid
block now known for taxation as square
S825).
Terms: Ali cash above q prior deed Of trnst
for about 81 300 due the Washington 90
Permanent Building Association. A deposit
of 5000 required upon acceptance Of bid:
conveyancing. recording, revenue stamps at
purchasers cost. Sale to be closed within
DO days or deposit forfeited.
WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS,
CLAUD LIVINGSTON.
Trustees,
anil -d&ds exSu 1893 st. NV.
-TISG1sTIi nm Iii1SI.IQN = EER
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
n. R. SMITH & SON, AUCTIONEERs.

Notice OF Postponement OF sale
on Account of Bad Weather
Owners Sale, Public Auction. Of
Valuable Property, No. 7lS 10th St. NE.
On the Premises,
Thursday. August II. at s:1c Pm.
Improved by an s-Toom and bath brick
dwelling. furnace heat.
Terms Of sale: dsposit Of $500 required
Of purchaser at the time Of sale. Cash all
over hrst daed Of trust Of el. 500. settlement
H. 3. SMITH SON. AUCTIONEERs.
1919 Otis Pi NV. Phone Columbia 848s.
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NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE.
By owner-2335 Goth at. NV; tapestry brick.
colonial, emi-detached: built-in garage: ali
modern improvements. n. l447. 22s
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
THE BEST HOME VALUES
OFFERED IN WASHINGTON TODAY.
800 TO s28 ST. NE.
Six rooms. tiled bath, h.-w.h.. elect. lights,
double hardwood floors. wash trays. servants
tsilet, cement front porch. double rear
porches Both with and without built-ln.
heated garages. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Owner and Builder,
900 n. Y. AVE. NV.
Main 6526
After p.m.. Lincoln 6148w.
NEW HOMES.
Open for inspection every evening until
o'clock. Come and sec the most modern and
completely equipped home to be had on Capt.
tol Hill. They have ha wood floors. hot ter
heat. Pittsburg instantaneous hot-wate
heater. tiled bath: differently pisnned from
the usual type Of home: selling at moderate
prize. Sample home open for lnspection. Cor:
Of Kentucky ave. and c st. Sc. For price and
terms see salesman on premises.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
Headquarters for New Homes.
S25 18th st. NV. N. 50.
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CHAS. D. SAGER

NEW SOUTHEAST HOME.
Having spacieus rooms, full tiled bath.
hardwood double floors with steel beam con-
struetfen. being built of pressed brick with .
coionial perch full length Of house. at the
rtd3cusously low price Of
Only $1,000; $3.50 Cash.
This home 10 in the victnity OF Llacoln
Park There were in the row. 4 being sold
Keystone Real Estate Co.
7B 18th st. NV. Main S3s.
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Government Sale of 1918 Pack
ard 11a-ton Truck.
BY 4UBLIC AUCTION
AT WESCHLER'S.

BY 4URLIC AUCTION
AT WESCHLERS.
go PA. AVE. NV.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1922.
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
1918 Packard IN ton truck. serial No. ll4l.
motor No 107653.
Terms: Cash.
au16-3t Seegeaat-at-arms. U. 8. Senate.
ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCT1ONEER:
FORD-DEARBORN ONE-TON TRUCK By
AUCTION. TO PAY STORAGE
,CHAkGE6.
ON gATURDAY SEPTEMBER SECOND.
1929. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, We will
sell by pukfie auctioa. at weschier's. go Pa.
ave. NV. the following auto truck to enforce
our lien for storage charges: One 1917 Ford
Motor, No. 2237997. with Dearborn one-ton
truck attachment. open express body and cao.
xfufed IN the n1me u George DanE AL parties
intereHted pleNve take n0tice.
CAPITAL CITY GARAGE, 40 eth st. NV.
au1G. 3.31
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NEAR 10th ST. EXTENDED.
A new house on upper 18th ST.. in Washing
tons recently built addition, containing 8
ROOMS and bath. h.-w.h.. electric lights, hard
wood hoors. laundry tub. and servants lava
tory In haBemeat The house u ideally sit,-
ated. The price asked is S1l $50 and may
be bought on easy terms.
VIM. H. Spignul Real Estate Co.
Main 38oo. I415 Eye St. NV.
NEAR SAUL'S ADDITION
AND 14th ST. CARS.
Detached, rooms. baths; modern and
perfect In every detail: large. beautiful lawn !;
magnificent trees: garage.
Priced right. quick sale. terms. possession.
&C. LACEY,
10 14th St. NV
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TWO SPLENDID BUYS.

qawe>tnry hr3ck, nsar Wardmaa Park Ho-
eel Nine rooms, two haths, bet1DouM, 2
sieep,ng 0srchas, sRIASe; n beat Of csadition.
a 1,pt de1tmhas home in an unaurpasssd -
cation.
r,.o1etely detached 12-roam hone, 2 baths
s,reninT and breakfast ponch8; fAkDR lp4:
home hEna Sf bert Dese1i0 IN m eNnsr .
use Priced veFY lsW fnr p1opt nle.
M. & r. B. WARREN,
,a4is Eye d. fsaskhn 1854.
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BOSS & PHELPS.
THE HOME OF HOMES"
i MEMBER OF WASHINGTON REAL EsrArE seARp.

NEW LIsTINGS-SPLENDID VALUES
Bungalow-Ceveland Park. N ST. Near 21st NV.
$12,5oo Terms. $1,000. Easy Terms.
= $:: e: :::: -: Z: 60;
|. Near 18TH and Newton. $50 IT Terms. n'''
= seG @ % :: s: Z. e.; s.: g: = ,::
@ 's West Lenos Chevy Chase Md
Meridian West of 18th. $500 Tern Tens :,,. ..,
$500 Terms. .asuSssy: e sasssss - % s".sa
y s: III: .:; IS; IS; A.: :: {; Z -:
On 18th Near Buchanan sosso Fssx Terms
SI1,25o Terms. p-s.ess ,rsa.nc. ~ Time
:: &C.; 6 e: = :.; =: +: G.: 3:
On Que Near goth he - : e.: 1 ss
:ss ;: ::! @::x !s$: :;.:: g.: &C. .::,:
WILLIAM K HARTUNG,
''o' 10Th 81 sasza #r.1 sT1rn A ST.
PETWoRTH AND BRIGHTWooD SECTIONS
s'15oo-Eygth :ys ti.. St N.Y. trick .u...... .,.. ,.:
ssi ' ss 49, hs Sleeping porch screen. In, eun
w. St. & Near Rosk s: 9s ss Church M Rd , ,,.
~9'0 b.. 1s1: :hs~h,s cash..
a riaes .s: 600 n1so sioes ssu.s... $1,000 ~
s7ooo-Columbia Rd, in 6oo Block:
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST
ssosaa sss s: St s5s Seo ses 1s:;s heat m pouches. celia. Terms
Ssooo-Near Fourteenth and NE.
b. brick; furnace ht q condiua Terms
S3ooo-Kraemer ST NE.
~ Wcashs D.; Fuuare hea.sa cellar
%,35o-F St. Sc, 100 Block.
hea. Park. nxma
S6ooo-North Carolina Ave. Sc
S7,7so-Morse St, Near Twelfth St. NE
CENTRAL NORTHWEST
So,5oo-SIxth St NV, 1900 Block
1-s hrk h~h,
$5z5o-New Jersey Ave.
SIS ,ooo-S St, Near New Hampshire Av ~Hgk
;prche o4fput:Ea
$6,25o-N ST., West of Fourteenth &HA
A Eine nvesme
SI3ooo-M St, Close Connecticut Ave
eeraahG
Ss,25o-K ST., Twenty-fourth
b., bdck soocsh.Pn
ALLAN E. WALKER CO. INC
8Is 18th St NV. Main aaeo
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s5o2 TO 55le 9Th STREET NV.

Brandnew homes just being completed They contain SIX
porches double porches hard
wood floors electric lights and many other attractive fea-
Plenty Of for garages Open and lighted until
Price $3.50 Easy Take I4th ST. marked fakonla
Park to Sth and Kennedy
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
WASHINGTON ESTATE
1a,a II ST NV Phone Main 1923.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH PROPERTY.
FOR RENT-ONE ROOM. KITCHENETTE.
screened porches. ice and fuel for housekeep.
ing for two. Phone Cleveland 1910
SHURI: t'KOFF:HTY.
QUAINT COTTAGE, ONE MINUTE FROM
Sea Sleep 8; good drinking water in yard ;
vacant Sept. /. Columbia 1921.
NORTH REACH. MD.-THREE- ROOM COT
Rent by the week. Lincoln 2sO4 II.
DON'T FAIL TO GO TO BAY RIDGE sun
day and pick out one OF those beautiful
water front lots for your summer home
Beautiful shade trees snd wide sandy beach.
Ask us for illustrated booklet. LANHAM &
HILL 400 II st NV.
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$lO,5OO.
A we'll eitnatec home In Washington Heights,
convenient to two car lines. TWo-story house,
heated with hot water; having electric lights,
sleeping porch. ample space for Sxraxe. Easy
terms of sale.
5000.
complete Six-r and bat colonial brick
house. having het-wltef heat, electric lights.
front and felr percfses and q KAraEe. Thfs
house is In hFEt -cfaas con6ftf0u throughout
Possession can be had ut any time.
$3.50.
Well situated new house. northwest ioca-
tion. convenient to Capital Traction GERS. Can
he sold on terms Of 81 ,00O cash and e66 month
ly. Houae has hot-Uasef heat. electric lights:
finished in mahogany and white.
$4,000.
A comparatively new heme. close to Ward.
man Park HOTEL a popular locality. Eight
large rooms tile bath: hot-w1ter heat. elec-
tricity: parquet floors; porches and 4 garage.
This house Is Vorth your prompt inspection.
BOSS &
THE HOME
Tel. M. 434O.
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Realtor.
Ri Woodward BLDG. Main 166.

kT Woodward hIdg. MAIN I66
1918 24th ST, WOODBRIDGE.
$3.50. A Real Bargain.
,tfic hot-water heat electric lights, large
ceilar, isundry tubs large corner lot. fruit and
shade trees; easy terms and immediate pos
eeRsion.
WILLIAM G.. RICHARDSON
ec5 Colorado bldg. Main 1881.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.


tors.
$500.
A dexirshie home that can he sold on terms
Of 81 900 cash ana monthly payments = we'll
situated in Msmt f1easant. abort dist1oce
from the car vine. Sf1-Foom colonial Mtck
house. with hot-wAter Aeat, electricity.
pofches.
$500.
corner property. located in the best part
Of tae Mount flsssant SECTION. west Of 1&th
street. Honse haa l1YIe eotsstie tosns: hot
water heat, electetr Aghts. uak floors, ff0nt
and rear posches. Day terms Of sale.
S10,5W.
Army oa1cer fesviax city is offering desir-
able, well located. CAkry Chase home At \
very reasonable price. Every convenience. In
efudinR hot-watVr heat electric 1iEAfs.
porches: d.ep lot. Tef0s of 11,&00 cash will
be considered.
$D,5m.
baNain in Q Cleveland Park home fha
can be xolA On ser1as s1 q. 80 caaA anA nuath-
ly paymeuts TRo-story. eight-room hotBe.
fsur IarYe bedrooms on secORd 6oor: heated
with hot water; having electric lights; large
perch
PHELPS.
OF HOMES"
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1894 H St. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK.
PRICE, $23.5oo.
.irab,e secfsea Of de park. The house il
practically sew. constructed of steel. cement
and hux,sw si,e- Al tie .:ca. are serge and
porcbes. AL modern tnsVre~ensnts and seu-
veniences. A,so q garaEe fer rApee rcafs
CHEVY CHASE, MD
PRICE, $II,5oo.
Very attractive detached hsuse. located just
cff Csasectaeut ave. 4 has soo.,s sad h.fa;
wood iosrs Lot sazise. casEeo,sat terms.
MT. PLEASANT.
PRICE, $II,soo.
Near 10th and Park I'd. A compa ratively
front .ad two rear porches; electric lights,
h-w.h; hardwoed Noors and all modern Inn
proysments. Ample I'e@ II fsrsss go. I'm
PARK VIEW.
PRICE. $500.
eSsy terms Six rooms tie hath; cslsAhl
front porch, deubie rsar perehes: electric
lights. h--w.h.; hasd~ood noess- Lot cOzlso.
BUNGALOW TYPE.
PRICE, $II, 600.
LARGE living room with open fireplace, din
ing room, kitchen, bedro0mR. Klass-4nclosed
sleeBSax porch and tile hath sa the 1rst &oor.
Three COED si,e beArooma % 4he secund Aor.
All modern improvements. Hsuse compfeteiy
srreeaed. Lot 40x1-s. with fruit ana garden.
Desirably located Ia the norn1est Secfioa.
Terms.
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REALT0RB,

TORS.
Phone Maia 1oa2.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
PRICE $16,7yD.
Handsome hons. saestifufiy stt.ated. Ws
stoties - stsse; - .osaes: svo % rs@p,es sns
sieeudnx porch. xEssse 10 comparatively new
asa has sn the hsest sn.ers.snents al CO.,
.eaienss. Dep sesr yard with sF'cs ssssss'
TAKOMA PARK.
PRICE, $3.50.
Exceptionally ~ea ienased hsme Of colonial IA
S issss front .'s ss :ss ..s ssas % :sd 1's s.spsi
piant; .ak ssacs. sSseadid lot. sezlae. Cen
NEAR 18th AND DECATUR.
PRICE. $l3.soo.
= An .nu.u,ity scsd sasring; I.ossssy sss!.
tses.s.a sss.kfsss .sd sssepinE pssets.: elec;
tric hsAts. h.-w-A.; AafdWsed aossI aad AZ
persect a' espdtslon. immsdsate pos.sssis. and
terms Arranged.
GEORGETOWN.
PRICE, $500.
cr .ss,rs6iy teeaMe s,,,atuz sear % : M reoms snd
befh: electr9c liHht. excellent bot water heaf.
inx iasnt v9y can~eaient 10 the schools:
stores and the city's most AesufAfA uafura!
park. Fossessfan an1 terms.
PETWORTH.
PRICE, $, 500.
Conveniently lscstcd pressed brick hsme
The Anase n 80 feet VIDE sad has hrge
frent Rsrch. Tx fesml. tiae Aath. attic: eiee-
trio NRhts, A.-T.h.; hardwood noorh Ample
room for gaT1se 10 paved alley. Now vacsax.
Easy ternIs afraniged.
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e1S lsth ST. NV,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

MAN, for period OF FOUR YEARS.
As TO appealing TO the Governor. On
what grounds could we appealg Four
delegates and a Senator had voted
for II. The Governor knows abso-
lutely nothing about Anne Arundel
county affairs. and would not be ex-
pected TO look beyond the political
end Of it.
Your reference TO Baltimore county
is most unfortunate. AS a matter OF
fact Baltimore county does not work
under three commissioner Law. That
county has five Commissioners, from
five Commissioner districts. and pays
each commissioner TWENTY-F0UR
HUNDRED DoLLARE A YEAR
Personally / think that the people
should at least have an opportunity
TO pass upon this most important
question: question as important as
the election OF commissioners.
Thanking you for the courtesy of
publishing this.
am very truly yours,
W. MEADE HOLIDAY,
Member Of the House OF Delegates.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
MONDAY. MAY %. 1922.
SERIOUS CHARGES

The charges made by Senator
Caraway, of Arkansas, in tn c
United States Senate against At
torney General Harry NJ.
Daugherty were of such a ma
ture as to cause even more than
a ripple of excitement to pervade
the usually calm senatorial at
mosphere. Accusing Mr.. Daugh-
erty of having been instrumental
in securing the release OF
Charles w. Morse from the At
lanta Penitentiary, in 1911, and
also declaring that the Attorney
General is involved in an alleged
conspiracy TO thwart the Gov
eminent in prosecution of GER
tain important litigation, Sena-
tor Caraway's charges are of the
gravest import.
Senator Watson, OF Indiana,
vehemently denied on the floor OF
the Senate that Mr.. Daugherty
had been connected with the
Morse pardon case, but the pro-
duction of a letter which is pur-
ported to have been sent by Mr.
Daugherty to Mr.. Morse regard
ing a contract for legal services
would seem to counteract the e.
feet of the senator's denial. There
was, Of course, nothing illegal i'll
the alleged action of Mr.. Daugh-
erty being retained in the Morse
case, but. from a strictly ethical
standpoint, the incident leaves a
bad taste in the mouth of the
public.
That Mr.. Daugherty should be
guilty of an attempt to use his
high office for the purpose of OBJ
structing government litigation,
rs set forth by Senator Caraway
is almost unthinkable. However,
in view of the grave nature of
this additional charge made
against him, it is due the Amer
lean people that Mr.. Daugherty
answer the accusation in a way
that will leave no doubt i'll the
public mind as to the manner in
which the Attorney Generals
office is being conducted.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

even though other paths might
lead to greater worldly posses
sions. and many mother would
gladly sacrifice the greater earn
ing capacity of son in other pur-
suits so that he might enter the
ministry. But there is vet to APP
pear in the United States a def
mite group that sees in public
service a highly desirable career.
Too often such vocation is as
sociated with ward politics from
which many high-minded men
and women recoil. On the other
hand, too seldom is attention paid
to the higher type of politics in
which service is for the man
without hope of monetary re-
ward.
Young Dawson, while not the
first OF his kind to go in for a
public career, may set an exam
pie for other youths similarly
favored and inspire other fathers
to encourage their sons to do like
wise so that in time America may
have what England and other
countries have-an element that
chooses public service as any
other desirable profession is
chosen. The result will be bene-
fetal to America.