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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12
MAUI TWENTY YEARS AGO
(From Maui News September 10 1902

The Republican party of Maui
County fired its first gun in the po-
litical campaign with a rally at the
Skating Rink in Waikiki Monday
night. w. F. Pogue called the meet
ing to order and Judge Kalua acted
as master of ceremonies. Mr.. Keola
acted as interpreter. Candidates for
representatives Nakeleka, Pail and
Won Tempsky were heard and Judge
Kalaua made an eloquent appeal for
support for the candidacy of Prince
Cupid for delegate.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

Sam Kalama has gone to Hama to
campaign for his election as represep-
tative.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12
Telegraph News

Telegraph News
A German shipyard has just re-
fused to deliver to Turkey a warship
built to that country's order because
payment for it was not forthcoming.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

The Waikapus have issued a formal
challenge to the champion Morning
Stars for a ball game to be played
in Wells Park on September 81.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

There will probably be a conflict
between troops and coal mine strik'
ers in Pennsylvania and heavy loss
of life is expected.
A movement is on foot to send the
Hawaiian band to San Francisco and
other mainland cities for a series of
concerts.
Brigham Young, president of the
Quorum of Twelve Apostles, is seri-
ously ill in Utah.
The Democrats and Silver Men of
Nevada have effected a union.
German steel men are forming a
combine to fight the proposed in
ternational steel trust.
Troops have been ordered out to
suppress the coal miners strike in
West Virginia.
German newspapers are urging the
powers to interfere to bring settled
government to Venezuela.
Cholera statistics show that to
date there have been 24,286 cases and
18,040 deaths.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

The fishing schooner Stanley, well
known in Kahului has returned to
Honolulu from the north with a large
cargo of Goldfish.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

On Monday the Republican district
convention was held. G. H. Dickey
was nominated for Senator. For re-
personalities Joel Nakaleka of Mo-
lokai, Philip Pail of Lahaina, l.. Won
Tempsky, J. Kalino and S. E. Ka-
lama were named.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

my daughter can do anything with
the piano!"
Gould she lock it up and drop the
key in the river?'-Sondags Nisse
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

The Fullerton successfully pumped
her cargo of oil into the Kahului
tanks this week.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

The beach road between Wailuku
and Kahului is full of loose, rolling
cobblestones which render riding and
driving very disagreable.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

Puunene mill is still grinding on
Kihei cane but most of the other
mills on Maui are shut down for the
season.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12

Rainy weather still prevails ir
most parts Of Maui and promises vel
for a fine cane crop.
L. o Tempsky is campaigning
for representative in West Maui.
, 1922-12-04

wAsmNGToS. Dee. IA com
.plete breakdown in the administrA-
zion OF justice" IN the United statet
Is approaching. Samuel Untermyer.
New York attorney. declared IN a
.peerh 10 the progressive conferences
heve H. which he ~causticaIiy attacked
Attorney General Daugherty.
Untermyor also assaled the leaders
OF the Republican party as short
sighted reacuonaries' n asserted
that the progressive movement as
embodied in todzy's conference, Is
The first hopeful sign" since the SOW
eminent has sbeen thrown INTO IN
voluntary liquidation with the trusts.
corporations. war and peace profitser-
and other privileged and predatory In
terests administering It's affairs
Untermyer's address was the prin.
cipnl one delivered At a dinner which
closed an aiI-day conference Of pro
rressive men and women gathered 20
discuss the work OF the Peoples Leg
lslnthra service. an organization
formed two years ago by progresdvcs
IN congress.
u havs once to sound a note OF
warning" said Untermyer. against
what 1 regard as the complete break
down IN tho administration Of Justice.
We are rapidly orifing toward the
cataclysm which was predicted when.
Instead Il selecting a great lawyer for
attorney general. n man OF the nos
mediocre attachments was named. n
man Of the etsure OF the tverage ward
politician. without learning or train
ing as a lawyer and whose lifelong
environment and practical work had
, 1922-12-04
U. OF CALIFORNIA MAN,
BRANDED, SAYS ATTACK
WAS MADE BY OWN Glass

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. A.
emitted Pressl-wfiiam Sykes. stu
Dent Of the University of California
southern branch, who was set upon
s. his room md branded with iodine
" tn h letters II. s. C." following
to bonfire rivalry here this fall. to-
niF,a charged the attack upon him
wis made by his own classmates
In a signed statement Sykes de-
ciared he believed southern branch
students. resenting his failure 10 par.
ticipate in the bonfire fight with
University of Southern California stu
dents. were responsible and that their
purpose was partly TO turn public
indignation against L. S. c. The
branding tool place a few days be-
fore the football game between Cali
fornia and u. S. c.
Robert Fellows, another southern
branch student. issued n statement
c-orroborating the claim of Sykes.
, 1922-12-04
Political "Red
Cross" Planned
At MOscOW Meet

MOSCOW. Dec. 4.-4By the Also
clated PresslHPlans for Rp inter
national political RED Cross 20 lend
moral and material support TO corn
NUNS prisoners in h United states.
Jrpan and other countries. were an
nounced by the Third Internationale
today. In the Czarist days such
money was raised secretly. hut the
collection Of FUNDS sor such purposes
was then punishable b. exile TO
Efherla-
, 1922-12-04
UNTERMYER FLAYS GOVERNMENT
AND REACTI0NARIES' in TALK
Ar BANQUET OF PR0GRESSlvES

been b a o. = legislative Lobbyist and
nothing lore.
III. as I insist. the highest test n
the efficiency OF government Is the
administration OF justice. we havS %
dty reached the lowest possible depths
OF humiliation 70 which any civilized
ountry has In recent years"
Senator LaFouette said that pro
eressives should be satisfied 10 80
ahsad slowly and carefully
The tine was 50 limited that e was
unlimited another conference might he
called here within a short time How
ever several new seniors and repre-
sentatives made brief speeches.
, 1922-12-04


HEuan Tung. The deposcd boy I'm
peror OF cana. whose marriags Is
announced has continued 10 reside in
tho ancient palace OF the Forbidden
citv slnce he abdicated with the es-
tablishment OF the Chinese republic
He was educated under an English
tutor and is described as a bright
youth despite the rigid secnision TO
which he has been subjected. He
receives a yearly allowance from the
republic with the rights TO maintain
a royal establishment IN keeping with
me glory OF the old Chinese emperors.
Since 1911. he has been practically a
prisoner within the imperial precincts.
emerging only once, in 1917, for n few
hours. when Chang Hsun attempted
70 execute 4 coup d'etat by again en-
~trroninr the boy emperor
The Princess Kuo Chin-sA bride or
the former emperor. IL a daughter
Of Prince Kuo Chin 81. one OF the
Aiainchu court dignitaries. size is
described ms pretty but her husbands
fIrst sight Of her beauty was reserved
for the unwilling ceremony OF the
marriage. which was I o heFin carly
Frldsy and continue through several
days OF festivity.
, 1922-12-04
DEPOSED RULER
OF CHINA WEEDS
Pomp and Ceremony of Mon
archial Days Feature Mar
rage of Hsuan Tung, II
Years Old.

FEKrNG. Dec. A-By the ESQ
clated Pressl-The wedding OF Hsuan
Tung. the 17-year-old deposed en-
peror q china. was celebrated here
Saturday with all the pomp and
ceremony OF imperial days. The FOR
mer emporor's bride was IA Princess
Ko Chin 81.
, 1922-12-04

Attracted the biggest crowd of buyers in the history
of our store. Every customer was thoroughly salts
fed that they received the greatest bargains of their
lives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
Did You Euer Hear OF the
State of Franklin IN l.. $?

DIES MONIES. Ia, March il. -
once u0on time rye whisky was
legal tender in this country. This
fact may have interest for the Ameri-
cans Of this prohibition era. In
those days. a citizen Of the state or
Franklin could buy a good homespun
shirt for a jug Of rye.
Few today perhaps ever heard Of
the state of Franklin that was once
candidate for admission 20 the
union of American comm onvvealths-
In 1872, settlers in East Tennessee
ORGANIZED the WautoCa association.
Executive power was vested in a
committee % live 4 legislature was
elected. Court was held. But the
dream Of the pioneers Of establish
ing a separate colony with j royal
governor was abandoned when the
original Il colonies entered the War
OF independence against England.
In 1884. the Wautoga settlers met
at Jon esborouEh and organized tho
state of Franklin John Sewer was
elected governor Rye whisky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

winter she was carried across the
Arctic ocean
In the following January the ves-
sci was crushed by the ice pack aud
sunk 60 miles north Of Herald Is
land At that time the sun had not
appeared above the horizon. and tho
absence OF light made travelling on
the ice difficult and hazardous.
The majority Of the members de
termined 10 camp on the ice foes
until the sun reappeared. but on
Feb. 3 Dr.. Mackay with three
others. took provisions and supplies
and set out 20 make for land
Seen two days later by other mem
hers. DR.. NIackay did not appear. 90
he in good condition. but he and his
companions refused all offers Of as
Is.stance and transportation back go
the main camp.
DIT. Mackay and his companions
were never seen or heard of again.
though four relief vessels were sent
out
Lord Ashmore held that the rea
sonabIe inference was that DIT
Nackay died on or about Feb. Il
1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

especial to The News ifnes-l
81 4TTLE, March Livery con-
stable a fnger-print expert. every
sneil-town peace officer an expert
cr.minologist. every sheriff a Sher-
lock Holmes!
That's the goal OF the Northwest
ern University Of Criminology, just
established as the only school ex-
clusively for law enforcers in Amer
lea.
L. s. May Of Seattle. head of the
Northwest Association Of Sheriffs
and Police and most widely known
criminologist Of the northwest, has
been picked TO head the school.
a faculty Of experts has been Sc
cured And the course viii cram
into six weeks an intensive study OF
scientific crime prevention and de-
lection
Student sleuths viii hear lectures
on Identification OF bodies and skele-
tons. analysis of blood and hair,
penology and court procedure.
Includes New Science.
And there'll be a complete course
iu "a new science. called "ballistic
JUrlSp prudence ms science teaches
an about firearms and will enable
graduate slcuths to testify intelli-
gently when the question Of fire.
arms is brought up in court in con-
nection with a crime.
Use of the lens-Sherlock Holmes
old dby-also Will be taught.
students will he shown how the mi
criscope can be used in the detec-
ton of crime.
Other courses Will teach forgery
detection electricity. photography,
handwriting and advanced criminol-
ogv.
The police officer should be first
in the study Of sociology and the pre-
vention of crime" says May. But
usually he knows nothing about it.
Far Behind.
The authorities are so far behind
the criminal that the law is becom-
ing a joke. We aim 10 remedy that.
The criminal is years ahead of
our police methods. lie is costing
the American people half a billion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

beaver skins and side bacon were
declared the leSaI money Of the new
commonwealth Congress. however.
refused 20 recognize the state and
The territory eventually reverted to
North Carolina
When John Sewer governed the
state Of Franklin. all the country
west Of the Al.eshenies was vi.Hfr-
rcss and Daniel Boone was fshtlns
Indians in Kentucky. SEWER ls one
~ the great figures in tho pioneer
history OF the region and later was
the first governor Of Tennessee which
. was admitted 70 tho union in 1926.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
Survivors of arctic Trip
Tell Thrilling E1perienteS

EDINBURGH March II. - A
thrilling story of one of the survivors
of the Stefansson arctic expedition
OF 1913 was recently unfolded in the
court of sessions in Edinburgh in
connection with a petition to pre-
sumo the death Of its surgeon, DR..
Alister Forbes Mackay. of Edin-
burgh.
w. McKinlay. the magnetism.
stated that in July. 1913. the nor
thern party OF the expedition sailed
from Nome, Alaska, on the Karlulz
for Herschel Island.
In August the Karluk was Nlught
in the ice foes She drifted with
the ice. and during the following
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
Flying Hospitals Soon
Possible, Expert BeIieUes


LONDON. March IL - Hospitals
established In airsaips IN high and
rsrm-free attitudes are qui.e possible.
recording 20 prominent nerve spec
aEsts attending a convention here.
American doctors have Ions been
Interested in such "A possibility Of
curing nervous patients by sending
them for trips IN an alrpIane. a
specialist here said flying is hardly
safe enough at this time 20 make 10
slitaaIe as a cure for patients whose
particular disability ls due 20 nerv-
os-s disorder. however
II frequently prescribe motoring
Tor nerve patients" said the doctor.
but generally short runs OF 40 70 so
ilcs- I do not think people suffer
- from nerves would wish 20 -
a. the present time"
The doctor pointed out however.
that to prescribe flying for ubercu-
l.r patients and Others suffering from
q .sea-es accompanied by malnutri-
ton was altogether different mat
ter
lie was OF the opinion that airship
hospitals were "a practicable possibil-
iy Of tho near future.
Patients would probably be taken
up 20 "a height not exceeding 5000
% 1000 feet ar first. and I'm the
fret case for "a few hours only a
period which might gradually be ex-
tended 20 "A hours.
We have nos yet. however" said
tie doctor. very much information
o. % what the effect Of resting for
considerable time 10 q very hish
tltude may Doe on tho human or
rism-
Sunbaths.
ut seems certain however. that
e.ioDrn Boo the germ-free air Will, by
Increasing oxyEenauon. improve and
purify the blood. and the modern
ecHooI OF medicine is tending more
ED more 20 recognize a given dis
case as local effect of unsatisfac-
tory blood
"Wond erful things have been done
b. famous Swiss doctor with what
n known as helio-therapy-cure by
might II should be possible TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Keep rim Tugs tight
let tho clutch in slowly.
Ncver test a battery Just after
flGrs with water.
Smoke is caused by Goo much oil
or TOO much gas
Danzig. Poland with n population
~ $4,000. has 561 motor vehicles.
Grease universal Joints abcu. once
every two months
More than 1880 600 automobiles
are tn use throughout Tho world
Nonro,ia, capital ~ liberia has
three aurorlobi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

would play on an airship hospital
take the place Of the healing sunlight
which patients now seek in Switzer-
land"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Tires will give out sooner from
overlooking than from any other
cause.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

T.. s. MAY (CENTER), HEAD OF
AMERICAS FIRST UNIVERSITY
FOR SLEUTHS IN HIS LABORA-
TORY. TWO PRACTICAL CRIME
P r O LEM ) - LEFT. WHICH
THREE or THESE BULLETS
PASSED THROUGH A HUMAN
BODY? RIGHT, WHICH OF THESE
FINGER PRINTS IS FORGED?
THE NEW SCHOOL WILL TEACH
SOLUTION OF SUCH PROBLEMS.
dollars annually.
1--WE intend not merely 10 trail
criminals after crime has been COM
mitted but TO crOsscut on crime
catch the criminal before he COM
mits the crime by removing the
causes Of crime.
Thus we save life and property
and keep youngsters from embark
ing on criminal careers.
May is called into service in nearly
every big crime mystery in the
Pacific northwest. He and "A col
league have developed a means of
detection Of fnger-print forgeries.
He is head of the Revelare Interna-
tional Secret service.
The Northwestern University of
Criminology has the full support of
police departments, sheriffs, federal
officials, police. consta bularies, prose-
cutting attorneys, coroners and courts
of Oregan, Washington, Idaho, Mon
tana, Alberta and British Columbia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-18

oaeed on American. instead oe foreign.
valuatioh-An option trainers Of the
taxin bad desired to leave to the presi-
dent-and arc:
On coal tar dye, intermediates. 10h
cents = pound and Is Per can't I'd W.
loren, In place Of the old rates Of I
cents and 80 per cent. and on finished
dyes and coal tar products ION cents
. pound and 90 per cent. instead Of Z
cents and so per cont.
A roalcall followed sharp debate In
which Chairman Wadsworth. q the
military committee. presented . letter
from Secretary Wesks urging extern
sion Of the dye control act now In
force. declaring that mo ordinary tar
IN can prevent the destruction OF the
American dye industry, which VIII
thereby cripple the whole organic
chemical industry"
He said Germany realized the pro-
dominance In organical chemical In
duStries a. q most vital means Of pre-
parednees and had formed them into
one great trust, which could produce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-18
EMBARGO DUTY on DYES.
APPROVED BY SENATE
Upper House Bases Tariff on
American Valuation; Weeks
Urgoe Control Continuation.

Washington. Aug. 1S.-Tartff du-
tie on dyes and other coal tar prod
ucts. which were dsulArsd by oppo-
nsnts to b EQUIVALENT to an embargo,
were Approvsd last night BY the sem
ate. - 70 -.
Republicans ana Democrats split on
the Issue. seven Republicans opposing
the lncrsaSsd rates and fvA Demo-
Gratis supporting Il.
The new duties proposed by Senator
Bursum. Republican. New Mexico, are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-18

dyes and similar materials very
much cheaper than the Americans.
Goth Delaware Senators are ~.
ported In Newspaper dispatches -
having votad on the tncreADo.).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-18

Is you desire 70 ell your or ten
Every Evenings $4,000 readers through
Q want ad.-Adv.
Evening star., 1922-07-16

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS.
,64 400 and 474 G. STREET SOUTHWEST.
EACH CONTAINING SIX ROOMS AND BATHROOM.
Sale Take Place in Front of the Respective Premises
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
AT Ago O'CLOCK,
JULY Ie.
ALSO FOUR UNIMPROVED BUILDING LOTS.
LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET.
BETWEEN K AND L STREETS SOUTHWEST,
THE LOTS HAVING GOOD WIDTH AND DEPTH AND
PUBLIC ALLEY IN REAR
To Be Offered Immediately After the Street Houses
These properties located the southwest the houses
suited either and building lots will
make excellent home sites
You are Invited to Attend the Sales.
JAMES F. SHEA
Trustee Estate of Mary Martin Deceased
643 Louisiana Ave NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-16

Chevy Chase; a most attrac-
tive hreproof bungalow In the choicest section
Of Chevy Chase. just of Conn. ave-; has living
ROOM very large and handsomely finished open
fireplace. 4 bedrooms. thoroughly modern: in
Simultaneous hot wafer heater. Out-of town own
cr will sell. $4,000; act quick.
2.
SiX-room and bath house !;
cellar under entire house; facing Pa: ave-.
best section of southeast. $500; $500 cash.
balance $55 per month, including all interest
and principal.
Ten-room and :3-bath home,
New Hampshire ave. and n st. NV: q very
choice location; hot-water heat, electric lights:
splendidly arranged for subletting, or car he
rented as individual apartments. having sep
'r'te kitchens. Price, si4'Soo.
An unusual buy in Chevy
Chase. Attractive s-room home on Keokuk ST
near Connecticut ave: bot-water heat, electric
lights; lot 50x102. Price. $12. 900. Vacant.
5.
Two-family apartment in
splendid northwest location; 5 rooms and bath
each. Price. $1,000
Evening star., 1922-07-16

Columbia Heights: Groom
colonial house 14th st. car line; screened
in sleeping porch: large back yard: garage;
wonderfully good buy: price. $500: easy
terms.
Attractive 10-room and 2-bath
home in Cleveland Park. within one hal
square Of Connecticut ave: newly decorated
throughout. Garage One Of the best bull
and incest arranged homes in this section
Price. $I6.J00. Open for inspection daily from
Z to 0 pm.
Mount Pleasant; west of 10th
ST: q splendid 7-room home. nicely furnished
throughout: hardwood floors: large sleeping
porches; reasonably priced
Near 14th and Park I'd. NV.
splendid Groom and hath home; hot-water
heat. electric lights, large yard; unusually
large bedrooms. Price. $3.50. very res
Eonabl terms. Immediate possession can be
given.
Six-room horne near Lincoln
Park Can be bought for 1900. s'r'
cash. balance monthly.
Evening star., 1922-07-16
FOR ,sA1E-HoUsEs.


Centinuel.
i2S 5fh 81. Me- ROOMS. MODERN
baths: in hrst-claas condition; room for sarssse.
Apply after bpm. and Sunday. IS
FOR COIORED.
Owner isavins city osrs ,,,. yery s'',s,sse sIee
fur. heat; large lot to wide, paved aney; IN
perfect condition; in q very desirable NV. To-
cation; reasonable termn. Main 1870:
Best Buy in Mt. Pleasant.
Look 1t Over.
Pleasant ear line. Tapestry brick house: .
lovely rooms and reception hall, : complete
tiled baths; h.-w. heat. expensive electric
ceiling dining room, bniit-in chiaa closet and
coat room; large concrete rear porch. screened
can be used as breakfast room; large,
eepns and
heated garage with light and water. Terms.
g. $50 cash. balance $50 per month and in
WIN. B. KRAFT & co.
1893 New York Ave. Main sea.
PRICE REDUCED $500.
III ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautiful home In most desirable section
around. BLOCK from Gs%ts chevy Chase circle and
street ears. Eleven large rooms. ample closet
space. house screened and metal weather
rooms, screened breakfast room. Tlassed and
screened sleeping porch. modern improvements.
inafantaneous heater. laundry tubs. garage.
81 800 and wiil make easy terms to responsible
purchaser. Address Box 83-T. Star ONCE: l6'
bl7 TO Ssi KENNEDY ST. NV.
Modern 8room and tiled bath homes; very
deep lots; sleeping porehes; h.-w. heat: hard
1s-foot fronts. $3.50.
10.25-foot fronts. 5000.
N,000 cash and $67 so per month, including
SHOLTES & COMPANY,
BUILDERS,
e19 18th St NV. Main 3s03.
CORNER HOUSE. rw0-sToRY BRICK.
SIX eak Seaks i7ts sA4M ATp KOBE aAabshS fSRcu
l.. W. GROOMEs. l4l8 + ST.
FOR sALE-I53o 9th ST NV.
.V-A-C-A-N-T.
NINE ROOMS, BATH, FURNACE.
L. ". GROoMEs. 1915 ST.
MODERN APARTMENT HOUSE.
perfect condition: one apartment Of large
rooms and bath. two apartments of 5 rooms,
reception hall and hath; available for occu.
II desired.
McCARTER & RULE,
1905 St. NV. Phone Main s5s7.
FIVE SOLD
BEFORE COMPLETION.
Only Three Remain.
The most practical bungalow home yet
presented to the discriminating public Of
Washington.
Location:
Reno Rd. and Jocelyn ST.,
Chevy Chase. d. {.
Full two-story bungalow type: seven large
rooms and bath, In delightful arrangement.
First floor tiled lavatory. sun parlor; hard
wood floors throughout: immense closet space.
each closet with electric light; hot-water heat:
concrete cellar. Every appointment Of the
fine and complete modern residence.
Large lot, in splendid environment-on the
heights nf beautiful Chevy Chase. home
you'll be proud to own, In q locality you'll be
proud to live in.
81 500 cash. Easy terms.
Open daily until 0 pm.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
8I3 18th St. NV. Main 243o.