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The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Cattle-
Prime Steers, S11.5oa12.7o; good to
choice steers, $10a11.75: feeding
steers, S5.75a7.75: heifers. seas;
yearlings. fair to choice. S7a12.5O;
plain to good steers. S6.50a10; plain
to choice cows. $3.S0a7.S5: good to
fancy calves, sail.
Hogs-Cho'ce light butchers.
ss75aS.90; medium weight butchers.
s9.60a9.s0; fair to fancy light, sea-
$50; heavy butchers, sS.50a9.50;
heavy packing. s7.50as.25; rough
packing, s6.75a7.5o; pigs. $7as.25.
Sheep-Good to choice lambs. s12
a1435; Gull lambs. s9a10: feeding
lambs. S11a1425: yearlings, $9a
11.50; wethers, s6as.25; ewes. SEA
SIS
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 7.-Wheat-
No. > red winter. spot. S12312: No.
? red winter. spot. S11Sat: No. .
Earlicky. spot. s1.13; No. ? garlicky
spot. sl.O3at: October. S113.
Corn-TraCk yellow corn. S5a
S5t=c. Contract. spot, 7OEc; No. ..
spot. SlssC.
Oats-NO. white oats, 51a51 Z c.;
No. white. 5Oi2a51C.
Rye-No. Western spot. ssc
bid
Hay-Good timothy. s16a19; good
mixed. s15a17.
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COMPLETE N. Y. BOND SALES
3 %. HDss sids. nsnsss H. q sssh E.shaasa)
NETWORK. Oct.
tw. .. Hibbs b Co.. Hibes !

NEwYoRK strength game to bonds generally this
Inquiries
the
fall volume
corporations will
and that perhaps good
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LOCAL
Cw. B. Hibbs & Co., Kibbs Bldg. Mem
bers Washington Stock EIchange)

Washington Gas 5s. 500 at 05h.
Wash Ry and Electric IS. S20,0O0 at T4A,
81 900 at TAN. $1,000 at 74&. $1,000 at
T4S,. 81 .O0N at TAN. 81. 600 at 74&. 5000
at 74a.. s5.OOO at T4a4 1000 at TAN.
Pot Elec gm and ref Is. $1,000 at lO1i7.
Capital Traction. 10 at 102%. Is at 1o2.
Washington Gas Light. 10 at 5sss, - at
Ssh, Ia at 5SSs. 10 at -. 25 at IS.
Ianston MOnOtyrP. 10 at sNit.
MsrzpnthaIsr Linotype at 175aS. . at
175I.. at liz. at ;T5iz. at 175h
AFTER CALL
MergsnthaIer Linotype. 10 at 175h.
Wash Ry and Elec yfh. 20 at 7sk.
Washington Gas IS. SEQ at a5k.
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, N. Y. CURB
Cw. ,. Hibbs 3 o.. Hsnbsn
u. Y. curb Harkst Aassoza tioa.l

There was excited trading in
STANDARD OIL issues again this morn
Ing. Standard OIL of New York ad-
vancing . points to the new high Of
6is. Vacuum OIL also made a new
high record. advancing to $40. and
Indiana rose TO the new high of l34.
Part Of the trading on these move
ments consisted of purchases under
the rule" for failure on contracts.
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Total sales 12so 700 yesterday 80" week
40 oss 2p year ago From Jann
against 1%SIs4oO year ago an"
IGn wo
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BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct. T.
Cattle-Dull. steady: calves. ssalS
Hogs-Heavy, s1oa10.15: naked
s10a10.10; Yorkers. ss.75as.so; light
Workers.. ss25a9.50; pigs, 1925
rouShs, s775; stays. S5a6.
Sheep-Lambs, $6a1475.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct. Hogs
-Heavies. $40; heavy Yorkers,
tl015a10.20; light Yorkers, $s.6oa
s.75; pigs, $sas.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep, $3.50;
lambs, S14.
Calves-Top, $3.50.
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Arthur Faces Chilly DAYS.

Winter is coming. Arthur Spar
row. 1881 Seventh street northwest.
reported to police yesterday that
some time during the past week
his nice new overcoat was stolen
from his home.
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FIN NANCIAL
REVIEW OF WEEK
War News Loses Spot
Light and Confidence
Returns.

An apt illustration of the manner
In which the movement of prices in
huences sentiment is afforded by
the markets of the past week. A
natural reaction after a long and
substantial advance was intensified
by ringing the changes of the possi-
bility of war in the Near East.
Traders thereupon generally ignored
the signs of improvement in indus
try and certain amount of panicky
Liquidation appeared. WhenN this
stage was reached and the reaction
had about run its course IL re-
quired only slight change in the
character of the foreign news to
start the shorts to covering and to
send prices up sharply to'new high
levels. Under these circumstances
confidence returned and talk shifted
10 stock dividends and huge sur
pluses- Actually the outlook re-
mains about what IL had been be-
fore, promising as far as the do
nestle situation Is concerned and
uncertain in its foreign aspects.
Taking a narrow view of foreign af-
fairs, war between Great Britain
and Turkey remains improbable,
and the further ths present negotia-
uons go the less likelihood there
Is Of clash The questions of rep
arations and the interallied debts
still remain. however. and the fresh
Generalization of the German mark
emphasizes the unsatisfactory con-
dition of Central Europe. Quite
apart from a Turkish war. the pros
poets are that European purchasing
power will continue to be seriously
restricted.
Domestic Business.
Domestic business, meanwhile,
goes on apace. The Ioadings con-
tnue to increase. the last reported
setting a new high record for the
year. Industrial fuel supplies are
adequate and bituminous prices are
showing a tendency to decline to
more reasonable levels Pig iron
production has made complete re-
Covery after the August shut-dOwns.
Both cotton and wheat are ruling at
higher prices. Not only Is the in
dustrial performance good: il will
he better were It not for the Iimi-
tations imposed by the cOuntry's
transportation facilities. Most Of
the principal industries testify to
the truth of this. Thus the manu-
faCturc Of finished steI products is
being restricted by inability to Sc
cure ears suitable for the shipment
or these products.
Evening star., 1922-08-14

mo PLACE LIKE HOME; NO HOME LIKE OURS"
32nd AND CATHEDRAL AVE.
Finished and under construction and zoned Mas
sacusetts Park differently designed brick and tile central
side hall homes with wide lots three and four baths
28s2 CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
Finished and under construction Washing
tons best designed and complete urban
Two sories attic breakfast porch three baths caueu
l. Our Terms Save Your Rent
:sSS M s % month : : SIG sii S cash cash s,ss ,ss month Save Save s.
11o8 TAYLOR STREET NE.
In Michigan Park 18th Michigan avenue Take Brook
land to end of route Bungalows with it. front. Bed
rooms do not into living dining Is
| SEQ SAVING
i Zoo Ho0o ::. ss MsP'hy
MlDDAUGH & SHANNON INCORPORATED, OWNER,
Tenth Floor, Woodward Building 18th and H.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.

SlO,oVO.
we'll situated homezin Washington Heights,
convenient to two car lines. Two-stoYy house.
hsatet with hot water; haTing. electric lights.
sleeping perch, ample space for garage. Easy
terms Of sale.
5000.
A couplete- six room and bath colonial brick
house. having hot-water heat. electric lights.
front and reae porchss and: q garage. This
house is in 6rst-class condition throughout
Possession can be had, at any time.
$3.50.
Well situated new house: northwest losa.
tion, convenient to Capital Traction cars. Can
he SOLD, on terms of 81 600 cash and $50 month
ly House, has hot-water heat. electric lights;
finished in mahogany and white.
$1,000.
A comparatively. new henee close toward
man Park Hotel, popular loeality. Eight
large rooms. tile bath; het.water heat elec-
tricity; parquet floors; porefess and q, garage.
This hoDsee H. worth your prompt inspection.
BOSS &
THE HOME
7 Tel. NJ. 434O.
MnMRER OF WASHINCTt
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EXCELLENT VALUES IN
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST HOMES.
EASY TERMS

CORNER-PRICE, 5000.
In good location northeast; colonial type:
bright rooms and tile bath; cellar; exeeilent an
Furnaces sketioaary tuba $5o0: caSh: balance
s45 I month. This is the best value in north
east.
PRICE, $6,ooo-VACANT: i.
In. northeast; pressed brick: home OF 9
roSms and tile hath, on, the three room deep
plan. giving extra large rooms; splendid t. Gel
lar; furnace heat; two rear porches, properly
in excellent repair and 3 bargain At this price,
SOUTHEAST.
$500 cash down: balance st5 a month: Ill, IN
Rocd, location scathesst; 6roorp pressed brick.
home; tile bath, hot-water hest: concrete eel
lar; hardwood trim. Price, $3.50. oner
wanted.
Get Our Big. List of Northea
HOWENSI
. .,A1. .~1. Ii Ca ME
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N. L. SANSBURY co. INC
1418 Eye St NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-s
14th ST HEIGHTS NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
kennedy
s Mo ass fS. sa mph eSm oe esse ,
io
comfort EarJ
NfAR sACE , iDDllloN. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
anSsens de1ed house of 6ex
well .pRdntea bh.; hs.w1, s.1s
o
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. NORTHWEST
in
cton f
An tr home %s%ess s%s tva a~ss
dnoas. IN fine
condition
MASSACHUSETTS AVE HEIGHTS.
PRICE, 5oo Commanding of city beautiful detached
of the oenterhal plan It of holowtie construction
red tile roof nine we'll planned and two complete
baths. This ouses individually built and many special
features which will appeal the discriminating purchaser
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
1418 Eye ST. NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
$3.50.


10th ST. NEAR ~ Y, AvE.-Sir rooms. hath.
brick: easily turned to business and apts.
above; 5000 cash, $50 month. Call Col. 1907
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AERIAL STATION URGED. >.
Roosevelt Asks Weeks, to. csdes
Land to. New York for Naval. Rost

Need. of retaining a naval air sta
ton in the neighborhood of New
York for coastal naval activities in.
war and tie training, of reserves In.
,neace' is urged, by Acting Secretary
Rooseyelt OF, the Navy in a. letter TO,
Secretary Weeks, reauesunG. him 70.
ede. to, New York city apprpximateis;
ninstx-fDurs acres. of lan1 In the Eert
TNldep site in exchange for the lana
now hein9 uaaA for the RoekaYAk
T.. l., naval air cation.
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TWO-FAMILY FLAT.

Columbia Heights, west Of 18th street. Firsl
foor has, 6re rooms, and hath, second noor, 81,
ments and hot-water heating plants. Electric
iirhis. Garage. Excellent condition, The
price makes tIlts an, excellent bargain.
rHa REALIx q INVEST. CORPORATION
WASHINGTON,
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UNEOUAI,ED VALUE.

UNEOUAIED VALUE.
PARK ROAD, WEST OF 16th-$l2,5OO, TERMS.
water . electric ns oS
Proper
r. /. AVE, 18th AND 18th NW.-$l5OOO; Terms.
R. l. AVE AND 1st N.E:-so5o0; EASY TERMS.
yard
STUDIO HOME 10Th AND S STS- N.W.-S8OOO; TERMS.
assst Property like this " much in
MORRISON ST. CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$22,50O; TERMS.
hot
Il
JUST OFF CONN., AVE. N.W.-$19.500; TERMS
front snhsaa
10th ST. HIGHLANDS-Sl3.5OO EASY TERMS.
BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK-$15, 500; $500 CASH.
non.o
Sdaaa
WILLIAM K. HARTUNC,
1lO8 10th St. NV. Phone Exchange Main 372.
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SI1IS NIaASI oi1F LINZ
! A MOST WONDERFUL
HOME-BUYING
OPPORTUNITY.
( Cottage or Bungalow type-in pictur-
/ esque Hibemarle street: modern and up
to-date in every way: wholly DETACHED:
six rooms. bath, sleeping. porch, hot-water
heat. stone foundation, stone frepiaces.
, cement porches. slate roof; Kite high-class
construction.
ONLY $1,000 CASH
REQUIRED.
+ balance ia. monthly payments to suit
OPEN FOR. INSPECTION
DAY AND EVENING.
Our Mr.. Hamilton is always to be found od
at 4415 39th ST., or, phone Cleveland l4So
for special appointment.
Take Chevy Chasa, cars to Albemarle st.
sst stop north Of hareau OF Ssanaafasl 4hron.
cars. marked Friendship Heights, Ssmer-
set, Rockville. to Window st.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1514K K St. NV. Phi. NJ. 4S4o.
JAAEsoN-BuILT HOMES.
inst Of 14th st. cars. 1926 to 1858 ouebee
pl NV, at 18th, st. 8 large rooms. sleepsag
porchss.' m h.w.h.. double. noors. ballt.in E.rsxs
VIII e1Guk nousSS SseSs AiSAsss ~A~'
''s, . .' TAssssiAs ss A. 5.NEsEs, IA
New 8. H. Gruver Homes,
1000 to 202e Klingie road NV.
(At Goth and Park road.)
sample house open until 9 pm. daily.
rMnsS1arg isSn. Ps,ssi sssslssios aoisa tTEKis
EDw. NJ. WILLIS. r.. .,,. ga,
92i 18th at: NV. Main e9az. 1.s'
HERMAN E. .GASCH,-
REAL EsIATE,A And GENERAL, ISsTsAScE iT s1IS
iSa' M" cLsTRLA&6 LSNM PARK.
bries. i semiISetsched. running water. on. three
6So,s. sleeping porch. electricity and. gss
In all rooms, hot-water heat. instantapeona
iporches, sereeped apd awnings; 10 rooms aud
bsth' lot 2sxa2s; EiIRMoN1. Rx;oSi ST
Between> 18th aud 18th sts.-An exceptienA!
barsain, brick, three stories. 10 rooms ana
bath, gas and electricity. on. an 1s-foot alley;
Two-Family Apartment.
n.sirably located, In Mt. Pleasant. west of
1etl, street One apartment has, rooms and
bath, and the other q ropDs. aud bath Elec-
and and % separate, G heating plants. Deep back ,yafd
With. room fer u large garage Price reduced
to. $4,000:
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884, Hst. n.w Phope Main 1923.
>$7,85o.
NEW HOUSE,
ABOVE PARK ROAD.
Near 14th st, Cheapest house in this high
class section, with built-in garage.
ALBHRT n, CALDER.
Main S078s Woodward Bldg. Col. 43Os
Near 10Th and. Belmont Streets.
Exceptionally we'll located. Beautiful home !;
nine rooms, tESo. baths, hardwood hoors lst
perfect, condition. Large back gar yard & to paved
Hedges. & Middleton. Inc,
1854 Il Ct. NV, Phone Main 10ee.
Chevy Chase.
A most. appealing semi, ,hnngaleK. Of Spanish
aeaisn situafed, on l. let S0x125, with several
isrces sbade trees, beAutiful flowers, shrubbery
snd garden. First hsor. unusually large living
M room With eRsn, nfspsace. dining, room with
an nantry. 6edroon and tile bath; spacious
front porch. SECOND noar. three good size
-hedroouas. House In perfect condition and has
h mn modesn ihproEemenfbs ~two-car Earage opens
seheel. = Prjea.. &1A,00a Owner. leaving the
fcity. is asSj6iiss e mAkes q. quSes sale
HedeeA q. Mfddloton, inc,
! 1SDAH q RM Hhone Aalae l0sss
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" ,oUO.
A, desirable home that can be sold on terms
Of - 600 cash ami monthly paymentss- we'll
situated In Mount Pleasant. shost distance
from the car line. Six.room colonial brick
houset with hot-water heat, electricity,
poHches.
$500.
A, corner property. located in the best part
Of the Mount Pleasant section. west Of 18th
street. House has. large outsilee rooms; hot
water heat. electric lights. oak feors. front
and rear pprches. Easy, terms, Of sale.
$1O,5O.
Army ofbeer leaving city is offering. desir.
able, well located: Chevy CHASE honea at a
very. reasonable price. Every convenience in
clnding hot-water heat, electric lights.
pprches: deep. lot. Terms of 81 5o0a cash will
be. considered.
$l0,5O0.
A. bargain in a Cleveland, Park home that
can be sold on terms Of 81 500 cash and month
y payments. Twostory. eixht.room house.
-FOUR large badroons. on, second, nsef. heated
with hot water; having electric lights: large
porch.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES"
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LONGFELLOW STREET
WoOdley Park 4,

Woodley Park.
Near Wardman Park Hotel. Beautiful tap.
estry brick, home. two stories and attic: eight
roomss two haths. glass inelosed and heated
breakfast and. sleeping porches. cement front
porch; oak floors aud all modern improve
ments. In splendid condition. Price, $16,oeO.
Terms arranged.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 H St NV. Phone Main 1929.
NORTHWEST BARGAIN.
Delightful detached home with large yard:
flowers. fruit, garden; rooms. bath. h.-w.
heat, gas. electricity; porches; garage.
5000. Terms. Possession.
C. c. Lacey. 710 18th St. NV.
81. 900 Will BUY NICE CORNER RESI-:
deBoes for a. colored home seeker. near. 18th
and Florida ave-; rooms and bath; room
for gqgage: easy terms.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
Realtor,
1o3 Goth 81. NV.
81 800 Will Bt = 5-ROOM FRAME DWELL
apS near I'D and va ave. NV. rented at
Si1.59. A good speculation Investment.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
Realtov,
723 Doth st. NV.
5000 WILL BUY A, GOOD BROOM. BRICK
dwelling. on F. at n.w., near 21st st.: deep
lot with room, for q garage: easy terms.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD.
Realtor,
30 Goth st. NV.
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$3.50.
Detached home of Q. rooms, In Hillbrook,
D. e.. near car line, good sized lot; electric
lights. Very easy terms.
PRICE, $3.50.
10th ct: me-. near X. Attractiv coloaial
home Of Q roomAs and bsth, with all modern
Improvements. in this very, desirable location.
HasI> terms and immediaie psssession.
PRICE, @s75o-VACANT.
5th ct. me-. near X. Madesn colonial home
Of e. rooms tile beth: exfeilent furnace heat;
room for garage. Houae has Just been newly
papeFed and painted throughout. If you wiah
q. nice home you cannot ahosdi to overlook
this,. Terms.
St and, Southeast Homes.
Elm BROS.
Lincoln, 3oz.
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FvESALE-IeUsES: FOR sALE--HoUsES.
{ Contlp
7Ca LANHAM & HILL.
Realtors.

Realtors.
+ <" SE 500. Allison St.-Nacant.
An hWseo IS
VIII epc ums
s5aa on!
acx HI o ann
! e,r roo $4,000
A Ae bd
i Il ad The shosehas
dining
'ppeeAe' See this today $780,
Columbia Road West OF l4th New Homes Just Completed
roase srnx NV ~
cash payment eat
NEW HOUSE NEAR 10th STREET & RESERVOIR PARK.
is oneredf the
ed the ndvid
fnt geo
|, LANHAM & HILL,
Realtors.
14OO II ST. NV. Main 500
. o Real tate Board.
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wANTED-MONEY

FOR SALE S2.s00 FIRST TRUST NOTE FOR
s. 900 cash; good security. 6pc payable so5
per month Address Box 270-H. Star ONCE.
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18th AND CIRARI) STREETS.
New homes comprising all the features looking for
home exclusive section; and BATH brick homes
porch tiled floors, electric
lights otater heat Can be bought convenient terms Price
SI2,5Oo.
....,a.,, ,.,, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
This reod homeo Of
IS of r
rheaton md
rw0dno andu inant
n
CLEVELAND PARK
detached home having 6o-oot frontage pleas
has large 'front.' double porches hardwood floors
and trim electric lights screened garage space
on wide aley. Price, ST 5000 482-3i
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
u
iporhe.;
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
First comprise and f
and
Od sapd iii hubbef shade
McKEENER & GOSS,
I4I5 Eye Street. Main 4752.
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FOR sAIlE-MuaEs..
FOR sALl-HDUSES.
rAR>~AA,{

FOR SAIE-H0UHRS. FOB sALE4-HDUSEE
ConAnneas
[TAKOMA Park D: c. CHEVY CHASE-$l3OOO.
$13700 % %t t,iy s ns ana asns nsh sea! e 90 o'@ %
foo
ddoos,O
terms
sand dbashiuI ubber
+ :, PETW ORTH-$10o50.
Of -
COLUMBA HEIGHTS Located u, on ae psea sroam heu: %
$7 500 ] nation ha ,d Of e,as Let ss.a5o ,tn s'1sssg sg
to sen:s
An p0raha
flowers
anot to sHA
teonrerh
BI OOMIN NGDALE-$8s35O ~ o-,-o
this location neag
o
ON MADISON STREET BETWEEN 9Th AND 9th.
$8,350-$l ,OO0 Cash SIS Per Month .
Rrand-new colonial brick residence containing tile
BATH with buin fixtures double porces bun refr1ge
aor Pullman service table Kitchen and other attractive
Strictly modern throughout large lot aftordng ample
garage space.
WILLIAM S. P HI LL1PS.
1909 New York Ave- Phone Nam 4oUl
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BOSS & PHELPS,
"THE HOME OF HOMES"

II IT, N1. N5I. I
Evening star., 1922-08-14

Price. $500. Easy terms
Seyen-r0om brick stuccoed house with all
modern conyeniencesi eeaipnea for light house.
keeping on second Aoer. Located good Retwofth.
seetip1; large lot with two-car garage. Home
frsssnae pegducer baii, Nf. HfEFaRIN N6i1
'eaaee 1aa9a6gs e9euln0 -. l.st's y = :
Evening star., 1922-08-14

!. Two-Family Apartment.
Desirably located, in Mt. Pleasant, west Of
18th street One. apartment has. rooms and
bstf,, and the other Z, rooRs. aud bath. Elec-
tfie lights, hot-water heat, Separate: entrances
and separate heating plants. Deep back yard
to $4,000:
Hedges & Middleton. Inc,
. 1885, H. ct. n.w. Ph9ne Main l02s:
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For SALE-HOUSE6:.

CHEVY CHASE, RARGATN, FROM OWNER
1t cost; elexant S-room modern house: e.
rage; grounds, oOx130.. Pricef $4,000. Nc
commissfona. Must be seen to. bee eapIReciated9
Address Box 277-E. Star of1ee. IL
on NEW YnRK AVE. NV. NEAR IN. CAP.
ing distance Of government departments aud
downtown, stores; price. $500: satisfactory
terms can be- arranged. Address Box 30 d.
Star ONCE.
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ONTARIO ROAD N.W.
Rooming house Of 8 rooms and bath. large
lot garage, beautiful front: in best section OF
city; can he bought Of owner very cheap on
easy terms to- anlok purchaser; no agents: Ad-
dress Rox 1A2-H Star office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-02

tive that we should redoublc our ef-
forts along all we'll established Lines
which promise success"
"Rcsolved: That the conference
begs to express its thanks and gratl.
tude to Governor Baxter for his SYM
pathetic address and warm welcome
and for his attitude toward the mod.
ern public health movement which
the conference believes one OF the
elements that has contributed to the
reduction in death from preventable
diseases in Maine"
Resolved: That the conference ex-
presses appreciation to the State
government for extending the use Of
the capitol building as a place Of
meeting for the New England Con-.
ference on Tuberculosis"
Health Crusade Luncheon
The convention was brought to an
official close following a Modern Health
Crusade luncheon at IL noon at the
Augusta House. Harold w. slocum
secretary of the Vermont Tuberculosis
Association, Burlington. VT.
The meeting was opened with an ex-
celent paper on The Modern Health
Crusade as an Educator Sees It," BY
James y. Pringle, deputy commission
or of education, Concord, n. II. The
next speaker Frederic J. Edwards. ox
ccutive secretary of the Springfield
tuberculosis Association. spoke on
The Crusade as Welfare Worker
Sees It," DR.. Edward o. Otis of Bos
ton followed with a few words on The
Crusade as a Physician Sees It and
the luncheon ended with a general dis.
cussion. There were 204 delegates
registered in Augusta during the con.
Vention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-02

Palmer. chairman Of committee on
the Better Homes in America"
movement, explained something of the
plans for Demonstration Week
from Oct. to IA. and asked for &C.
operation. The. roll call was ans
Wcrcd by short sketches of noted wo-
men some of whom We're: Louise
Liable: Florence NiGhtengalc: Eliza
beth Blackwell; Dollic Madison; The
Maid of aragoza: Lady Blanch Arun-
del: The Honorable Mrs. Damcr;
Catherine Macauloy; Margaret Mer-
ccr. An interesting report Of the
meeting Of the Maine Federation of
Womcn's Clubs at Dover FoNcroft
was given by Mrs. G. w. Hincklcy.
A rising vote of thanks was OK
tended to Miss Jennie Sawtelle, VINO
for the past six years has been the
clubs efficient secretary. The ladies
passed in their one dollar apiece to-
wards the Endowment Fund of the
Maine Federation. each telling h w
she earned it. One member reported
that she earned hers with the barber
shears. having received twenty-five
cents for each haircut. Being a con-
scientious woman she did not fcol
that she was quite justified in accept
ing SO large an amount from one of
her victims as he had a bald head
and there wasn't. much surface to
cover. However she is going to 81 e
him the next haircut free Of charge
and will then feel that she has given
value received. Dainty refresh
ments were served and a very happy
afternoon was passed.
Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Wardwell we're
callers of Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Head
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Huber Holt of Fair
field Center were recent callers in
town.
Mrs Fred p Head visited her sis
ter, Mrs. s. H. Preble, at Waterville
Friday to attend the third birthday
anniversary party OF her grand
nephew, Gerald l.. Leeds, Jr, of
Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-02

latest productions, including Conrad
in Quest of His Youth, "Alidsummer
Madness What Every Woman
Knows" and his latest picture, The
Lost Romance In the latter, the
story is simple Two men fall in love
with the same girl, She rejects ono
and marries the othcr, but after sew
clal years finding no romance in her
life with the young physician. decides
to divorce him for the other suitor.
The sudden disappearance Of her
child however, aWakcns Her to 4 true
sense of what romance really il and
that it is not to lie found in moon
light gardens and day dreams. but in
the actual unfolding Of everyday life
and in motherhood. sOut Of this sto-
~ are evolved some Of the most
striking, dramatic and logical situa-
tons ever conceived -situations
which fit the daily life Of any spccta-
tor.
Lois Wilson plays tho sill and 9TH
ors are Jack Holt, Conrad Nagel and
Fontainc ia Rue.--Adv.