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FOR SALE-HOUSES
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Six-room and bath home, west OF 10th St:
Located In hest section Of Sacred Heart Parish.
Price. Sl0,750 Reasonable terms can De
arranged.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Attractive colonial home on 18th ST., con
tanning rooms and bath; electric lights:
parquet floors; garage. Price, s.. 500. Rsa-
sonable terms can he arranged.
SOUTHEAST.
Attractive six-room and bath home located
within few doors OF Lincoln Park. Hot
water heat: electric lights; porches; eastern
exposure. Price, $500. on reasonable terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
six-room home near 18th end Park I'd: hot
lights; hardwood floors; southern exposure
Price and terms reasonable.
NEW HOMES.
Send for our list Of homes ranging IN
price from $1,000 to SIS, 0O0-the most CON
plete in the city. On many Of these houses
easy terms can be arranged.
SAGFR
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MT. PLEASANT.
Beautiful new homes need be be appreciated
substantially built brick containing all the desirable features OF
construction large rooms four bedrooms and two
baths breakfast and sleeping poche latest plumbing fixtures
oors butn Phone us Tor particulars
and appointment inspect. 2343
NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
cn
p.s f and T m9Rss; saFss
terms
PARK ROAD.
This is q wonderful home fine condition;
hath spacious porces heat electric lights hardwood
floors that have revarnshed electric fixtures of choice
design; open fireplace Price, SI45oo 1918
DOWNTOWN NV CHEVY CHASE.
spsc.ny we Sas home
fo
McKEEVER G. GOSS,
1905 Eye ST. Main 4752
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Slo,5OO.
A DOWNTOWN BARGAIN.
very handsome downtown home. south of
Rhode Island ave-, facing government park 1t
is OF individual construction and a very wide.
roomy four story brick house. There are six
Teen rooms. three modern baths, h.wh., cleo
trio lights and freproof garage for two cars.
IL would not he possible to duplicate this
property for $4,000. and We consider it an
unusual opportunity to secure an attractive
property at decided bargain price. 1t is we'll
situated for room renting purposes and splen-
did income could be derived from this source.
Owner occupant will give immediate posses
sion and make unusually easy terms Of sale.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. n. 1910. 1406 a st. NV.
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LAST OPPORTUNITY.

OEAUIIF UI NEW Wv. dOIHE'
NEAR SAULS ADD.-$7, 75O.
Almost complete, 2-story brick, colonial
type. conveniently situated to the 14th and
Ga; ave. cars, with good rooms. tiled
bath. front and double rear pOrches: b. -w.h..
elec.; oak floors and having q built-in. heated
garage. A value which can not be duplicated
for 81 900 more than price asked. Terms.
81. $50 cash. easy monthly. payments. Only one
left. See 1t today. HYBREX ASPHALT
PRODUCTS CORPORATION, 72s 18th st.
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1904 KILBOURNE-1O ROOMS AND
2 baths; h-wh.; electricity and gas:
parqretry floors; open fireplace; maids
room in basement; large pantry and
rear porch; all Of the rooms are cheer
full and there is ample closet space.
This house has splendid revenue pos
sibilities for any one desiring to rent
one ct the floors. Being offered at
bargain for quick sale. Inspect to
q or Z to . pm.
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OUT.OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT. PROPERTY.
SOUTH RIVER PARK,
IN ideal. SIMMER cor.

FOR SALE-Waterfront lots $500 to 81, $50;
bungalows. 81 $50 to $3.50; 80 miles from
Washingtcn on Washington and Annapolis pike.
Apply O. =: N EEL io 5ee Wsstosy blds a azth
days at South River Park. Anne Arundel
county. Nd.
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roth ST. HIGHLANDS
FOR SI2.ooo."

Brand-new, detached. on a large lot.
between 14th and 18th sts.. convenient to
14th 1t. car line. This pretty home con-
sists of glassed-inclosed front porch;
room, unusually attractive Kitchen on first
floor; bedrooms and bath with built-in
tub and pedestal basin on second floor:
servants toilet, laundry trays and coal
bin in basement. The house is stucco. Has
oak floors. hot-water heat, gas, electricity;
beautifully decorated. carrying out the
enamel and mahogany scheme. This is an
unusual opportunity.
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FOR RENT.
MAN AND WIFE WOULD SHARE FOR TIE
summer furnished bungalow near Cherr ydale.
Va, with married couple in exchange for
board. Address Box 1S3-E Star office.
8 ROOMS; ALL IMPROVEMENTS; NORTH
Rosemont; $50 month. rooms. brand-new
home Del Ray. $40 month. Inquire 412 Evans
bldg. 1920 New York ave.
SMALL 6-RoOM HOUSE. UNFINISHED,
Bethesda. Md. Inquire IMIRIE BROS. GA
RAGE. Bethesda, Md.
IN HYATTSvILLE, MD.-ATTRACTIvE g.
room bungalow. completely furnished; electric
lights and range; for summer months only;
$S5 per month; prospective tenant required to
give best OF references. 04S13). O.. b.
zANTzINGER, Realtor, 912 10th ut. NV.
Main 1911.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
GARAGE; AUTO REPAIRS; FOUR LIVING
rooms above: Just across District line, Conduit
I'd, Md. Phone Cleve. 2089. IT.
WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT-THROUGH OCT,
small place in suburbs country; water and
e1ec.; state location and price. North 1882
J. or address Box 22-E Star office.
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS TO SELL IN
Arlington and Fairfax counties. Va. thaving
personally made over 100 sales in nearby Va.
past 20 nonths): twelve year, experience a.
real estate salesman, perhaps 1t would be to
your advantage to list Virginia property for
sale with me. No sale. no charge. WALTER
0'HARA. 1900 b NV. Phone Main 492S.
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DETACHED HOMES.
See the NEW KIND OF
HOME that RESPONSIBLE,
THINKING PEOPLE ARE
BUYING who used to live in
the kind Of HOUSE YOU
STILL LIVE IN.
Over 100 Homes
Sold Before Completion.
A trip through our new sample Homes is
enlishtepinE to every wife or mother; sister
ment of the Home.
The value is evident to any man or woman
who viii take the time to investigate.
We have never built just ordinary houses.
and new Home ideas. Our Club Rooms are
now demanded In many localities, SO now we
have added a hrst-foor toilet, an entirely
new decorative plan and q new infants or
dressing room. a part Of the master bedroom
new style kitchen equipment. an entirely new
style of cellar.
Still it's possible to own a
Distinctive Home Here at little
or nothing more than you are going to pay
for just an ordinary house not so well located.
To Inspect.
Take any 18th st. car {best service in the. en-
tire city, to corner of Jefferson st. NV. This
brings You to an int suburb. possessing
all the advantages of suburban life but with
all the CITY'S comforts. And we know of
nowhere in Washington better located for the
lily, especially children.
CHA NNON & TTICHS
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NORTHWEST.
SS'.SIS r., b., lat, gas: $500 cash.
$4,5OO-S r.. b.. lat, gas; 2-car br garage;
$1,000 fam. fiat; lat. gas; $3.50 cash.
$S,O0o-8 r, b.: on 11th ST.; brick garage
>s'oVVo r, b.; fur, gas; near govt. dept
.. ON NORTHEAST.
A'S'o-s e, q; D. fur; room for garage; $500
''S'0-s s7s &; cash 81 fur; near Union station
$50 81 g. CASH fur. near North Capitol ST..
$3.50 r.. b., lat: on Mass ave- near Eth.
$6.s00-6 E.. b., fur; 2-car brick garage.
SOUTHEAST
ss,a6o-S r, D., lat; good section; $500 cash
*'e'oIS r; b. fur; near Library and
$2.6So-Sr.. b. brick: good business location
so'a-s o r. D.; h'-w.h.' semi-det.; in good
PETwoRTH
SS.0mC6 p, b., h.-w.h.. cleo.
sS,s5oS r, b., h.-w;h-, cleo; porches.
We have several very desirable bushes
very reasonable terms.
Open Evening
GRAEME T.
Re-
1922 Yer
Main 500. Main
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Send for our list of new homes ranging
price from $1,000 to SIS, 000-the most cor
plete in the city. On many Of these hous.
easy terms can be arranged.
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DO YOU KNOW?

We have charge of big building opera
ton In "l6th ST. HEIGHTS" and that
we Will sell you q modern, detached, two
heat. gas and electricity, for 50. 500. II
none OF our houses under construction
pleases you, we will build one like you
want 1t on one Of our lots. on terms OF
$l,7SO cash and SIS 4 month.
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FRATERNITY BUYS HOME

Bethany. W. Va Sept. 1.-THE local
chapter Of Beta Theta Pi has recently
>sen presented with a new home. by
ltz alumni The dwelling was formerly
the home OF DIR. Wilbur II. Cramoiet.
treasurer OF Bethany college.
The building has been decorated
within and without. by Ray Irwin. OF
the .Lormier-Brooks studio. Cleveland.
O.. which frm also decorated the
Statler hotels.
The furniture 10 mission style. hand
carved. designed end manufactured by
the above firm. and Is decorated with
the fraternity emblems.
The house IL luXuriously furnished
and finely appointed throughout. Tho
walls have been redecorated. and mover
electric fixtures add 10 the beauty OF
the interior. 4,
Interesting among other features OF
the new fraternity home. are the sleep
ing porch. and sun parlor. These have
heen completely furnished with espe-
cially designed furniture by MIR. Irwin.
Also study room is located on the
second floor. and Is equipped with ap-
propriate nxtures in keeping with the
house.
An open house will be feature In the
coming social season Of the college.
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RUNAWAY IS FATAL
TO OHIO WOMAN
INJuRrEs SUSTAINED IN AoCI-
DENT LAST, SATURDAY END IN
DEATH ron SCOTS RIDGE
WOMAN.
MS. Sherman Shssls Expires ~ Mar.
tins Ferry Hospital Z asst
Might.

Mrs. sherman Shce'e. IS. widow OF
sherman Sheele. Of Scotts Ridge near
Martins Ferry, died last night at :
o'clock at the Martins Ferry hospital
from injuries sustained last Saturday
afternoon. when the horse which she
was driving became frightened and ran
away. dragging her along the road for
considerable distance.
Mrs. Sheele accompanied by her
young son. Donald were on their way
from their home to Martins Ferry.
when the accident occurred. The horse
became frightened at = machine on the
road near Dead Mans Crossing. Stop
on the Rayland lire. and in a mad
rush galloed down tho road. Mrs.
Sheele IN an effort TO stop the In
ruriatnd animal held to the reins and
was dragged along the road for quite
y distance. before the runaway was
stopped. Donald. the young son was
thrown from the buggy and sustained
slight injuries Mrs. Sheele was rush.
ed to the hospital Immediately after
the accident and her condition was not
considered serious at the time.
\ thorough examination proved that
he had been hurt internally and all
hores despaired last evening. when she
suddenly took 4 turn for the worse.
Mrs. Sheele was formerly Miss Pearl
irwin. Of Martins Ferry. and was quite
veil known in that city. She was born
IN Martins Ferry on May .. 1887 and
spent practically her entire life in
that vicinity.
She Is survived by her husband ana
four children. Mildred. Kenneth. Del
bert and Donald. Donald. who was In
,ure in the accident has fully recovered
End was removed from the hospital
last evening.
The body has been removed 10 the
7. C. HesIop undertaking parlors. where
y -sili be prepared for burial.
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OBITUARY
NATHAN McCAhuC

Funeral services for Nathan stanton
McCamic. II. we'll known resident vi
Fulton who died Wednesday night at
the home OF his son Rev Frank Nc
Camic. Fifth street National Road. Will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the late
home IN the Fulton Bank building al
1850 O'Clock. Brief services vii! he
conducted with Rev. Clarcne f. Allen,
pas,or Of the Fourth street NJ. r. church
offtc,atinz Interment VII be in the
Brooke cemetery, Weilsburg
Mr.. McCamic died following orlei
illness. He was a carpenter by trade
and had lived in Wellshurg pra ctically
his entire life. He was n member u,
The Methodist congregation and frater-
nally was connected with Friendship
Lodge No. "a A. .. L. W.
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years. He was born near Darlington. O..
tho son of the late John and Jano Cum
ringham Echols. He moved with his
parents TO Moundsville some years later
and remained there until 1882. at which
time he moved to Kansas. where he re-
maIned until 1895.
Returning to Marshal county In 1900
he engaged In the retail grocery bust
ness and for a great number Of years
conducted store at the corner OF Sec
ond street and Washington avenue. His
wife. form rly Miss Mary NJ Gibson.
preceded him to the grave by twelve
year.
Mr.. Echols was member of the First
United Presbyterian church OF Mounds
VILE. Fraternally he WAS affiliated
with the Marshall lodge OF tho a. F. Il
\. NJ
He Is survived by one BON. W. NJ.
Echols. Of Pittsburgh. and two daugh-
ters. Miss Cay and May at home. One
sister. Mary ]. Rose, OF Camachi. Okla
hora. also survives.
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WILLIAM JENNINGS

William Jennings. IL. son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry Jennings Of Eleventh ana
Eoft streets. died Wednesday at %"
o'clock ut the home Of his aunt IN
F'airmont His death is attributed 10
complication If disease. The youus
man had been Ill for tho past three
years and sometime az" was taken L"
tho John Hopkins hospital. Baltimore
Md. for treatment. He failed 10 I'm
prove and for time was at sani-
tarium for his health.
He is survived by his parents ana ono
sister. Luella. Funeral arrangements
are incomplete but tho services Will n"
held at his late home in this city.
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GEORGE AMOS.

Word was received here last evening
~ the death Of George Amos, former
Elm Grove resident, at his home In
Washington. Pa. yesterday afternoon at
: o'clock. Death Is attributed to heart
disease
Mr.. Amos was born and raised at
Majorsv!llc. W. Va. When young mac
his family moved TO Elm Grove and
several years ago he made his residence
N Washington.
Besides a widow. he IS survived by
two children. Dewey and Marie: also
mis- father. James Amos. Of Third street,
Elm Grove: four brothers, John OF West
Finley. Bert Of Majorsville. Charles OF
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PROPERTY ON
MAIN ST. SOLD
William Il xtnn Acquires the Land On
Southwest Corner Of Tenth and
Main Streets.

william H. linn OF the Island has
purchased the property on the south
west corner OF Tenth and Main streets
from Alfred Caldwell OF North Main
street according to q deed filed yester-
day afternoon In county court.
The stamps on the deed show that
more than s3a.5o0 was involved In the
transaction. The property includes
1000, 1000, and 1904 Main street and
the entire frontage on Tenth street TO
the east abutment OF tho Suspension
bridge. The property has n frontage OF
81 feet inches on Main street.
The entire frs, door OF the building
IS at present occupied by several bust
ness concerns. while the upper floors
have been used - rooming apartments.
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Eleven men charged with various Of
lenses will be arraigned this morning
before the bar OF justice. Among them
will be y. d. WilcoSan, who Is alleged 10
be the owner OF the automobile which
passed a street car at Twentieth and
Market streets last Wednesday night
and narrowly avoided hitting several
women boarding the street car. Will
coxan 1, employed as representative
Of the S, Nesbitt Jr.. real estate !irH
and refuses to divulge to the police the
name OF the girl driving the machine at
the time the alleged offense was COM
mitted.
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MRS. ANN A KALECH.

Mrs. Anna Kalech, widow Of Stove
Kalech, Of 263 Marshall street, Ben
wood. died yesterday morning at 3
o'clock at tho North Wheeling hos
pital following an illness extending
over the past month. Mrs. Kalech was
admitted to tho institution about
Aug. Is.
She Is survived by her husband and
two children.
Requiem high mass will be celebrat-
ed at the ct. Johns Catholic church,
Benwood tomorrow morning at
o'clock with Rev. Father P. NJ. Schoen
officiating. Interemn- will be made In
Mount Calvary cemetery.
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Prelate at Charleston in 1920. Grand
Vice Chancellor at ParkersburS In 1921
and this year at Huntington Grand
Chancellor.
II Ool1s.
The new head OF the West Virginia
Pythian fraternity il a member Of
Dahna Temple 1854, D. o. X. K, and
Pride Of Wheeling Temple Pythian Sis
tiers. Mr.. Bell is member Of tho
Thomson Church and Is 4 Christian, a
gentleman. a good husband and kind
father.
Wheeling delegates to the Grand
Lodge session will likely return to this
city this morning.
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SAMUEL JESSE ECRoy,s.

Funeral services will be held this af-
tcrnoon ut $50 o'clock at the late resi-
dencc. 1915 Second street. Mourdsvi!l".
for Samuel Jesse EChols. highly re-
spected citizen and well known bust
ness man of that city. who died last
Wednesday evening at s o'clock follow
ing 4 paralytic stroke. Rev. w. X.
Thompson will officiate and will he as-
sisted by Rev. a. 5. Wolf. 1nttrment
will be made in Mount Rose cemetery.
Mr.. Echols was in the saith year Of
his age and had been resident Of the
Marshal county seat for tho pas, rs
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Whe el,nx Woman xonorsd

Huntington, ". Va, Sept. lt.-Mrs.
Matte Owens. Of Parkersburg, was
chosen grand chief Of the grand Tenn
pie Of Pythian sisters Of West Virginia
in the closing session Of the state meet
Ing here today.
Other grand temple officers are:
Grand Senior. Miss Mile Of Fairmont
Grand Junior. Mrs. Margie McClement.
OF Wheeling; Grand Mistress Of Finance
Mrs. Mamie Adkins Of Charleston. Grand
Mistress Of Records and Correspondence
Miss Fannie Davis Of Keyser; Grand
Protector, Lille Rider. OF Elkins; Grand
Outer Guard. Elizabeth Wyant Of Blue
field; Grand Trustee. Ella FosTbaugh, Of
Charleston.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH|AS
CONTINUED from Page ons)

Bell as a charter member. He served
Baltimore Lodge for many years as
lodge deputy and as grand representa-
tive in l916-l7-lS. In 1919 he was Fl
member OF the Grand Lodge committee
on reports for two years and served as
District Deputy Grand Chancellor Of tho
First district under the strat1on
of Grand Chancellor z. w. Bush.
Mr.. Bell was elected Grand 1une''
Guard at Parkersburg In 1919, Graz i
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Whether or not ". NJ. Singer notified
a garage Wednesday night about n
broken battery terminal in his automo-
bile parked on Tenth street. means
whether or not he will part with S. and
costs IN police court.
Singer informed HIS Honor yesterday
morning of tho trouble with his auto
and declared he notified the garage. Tho
case was continued until this morning so
that Singer may be able TO prove his
statement
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Roy Russell Is alleged TO have wanted
to see IL his auto could go UP the Full
ton side OF Wheeling Hin on high. The
performance was witnessed by ofhcer
Munze and Russell now faces charge
OF speeding.
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Autoists Seem 10 insist In violating
the parking ordinance and policemen
seem TO insist on arrested the alleged
offenders. Loring A. Mullen, (. Spears
and Harry Hazlett are charged with this
oftense. Twelfth street seemed 10 he
the favor!ts parking place ard the ar
resting officers were Baker. Tice and
vo!tle. -
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Oysters Of this country produce food
each year equivalent to that furnished
by 100000 dressed steers. and because OF
their existence on plant life and plank
ton of the seaboard, they really turn
waste into food.
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w r. Halliday and Frank Depew. al
legged coal truck speed kings. are charged
by officer Stanley with. exceeding the
speed limit. They are alleged to have
been driving twenty per hour on Six
teenth street.
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II wasn't intoxicated. Judge. was
just dizzy from riding so long on a
train" was the excuse Of J.Rissett
whom arraiEned yesterday for being In
toxicated. Judge Ritz,gave him chancs
to travel some more by giving him
twenty minutes 20 get out OF the city
OF serve ten days In jail.
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| Roneys Point and Frank Of Elm Grove.
and two sisters Mrs. James Bachmann
| Of Call, W. Va, and Mrs. Pearl Nelson
! Of Elm Grove.
Funeral arrangements were incom-
plete late last night.
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w NJ. Barte and J. NJ. Hart didn't
know they weren't allowed to park
an automobile longer than thirty min
utcs in the business district. Judge
Ritz handed out fines OF SIS and costs
as q reminder for future parking.
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Two well known police court charac-
tiers fell on the water wagon. namely
Chicken Fox and Jimmy Glenn. They
were like a ship rudderless in storm
when found by Patrolman knabe.
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EU0O MuRNlNE JUDGE q!

Shares. 4 coal miner, and John Adam. a
street car man. At least IN the opinion
OF Officers and Moran they were dts
orderly and are scheduled to appear this
morning In police court.
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From 1850 10 the present time, oil
production in tho United States has
doubled every ten years.
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Things were too quiet for Amos