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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14
Nine more file
FOR COUNTY JOBS
July First Slipping Up on
Candidates Who are Lag
ging Lasher Says; Two
Office Hunters Not
Filed.

A weeks development in county poll
tics sees nine more office seekers throw
their hats in the ring and strip for ac-
ton toward getting nomination at the
approaching primary. Indications are
that many more will file before the
night of July I, which is the latest date
for entering the races.
The announcements for sheriff. one
for county judge, one for surveyor,
four for constable, and two for seats
on the justice of the peace bench, con-
stitute all filings made in the past
week. Two offices, court clerk and tax
assessor, have as yet received no can
didates Those who filed last week
are: Lloyd c. O'Dell for county judge
Tom Carter and Ewing C. London for
sheriff; Charles w. Clay for surveyor
N T.. Ticer and Tom Hoffman for
justice of the peace of Wilson town
ship; and l.. NJ. James of Graham, T.
H. Little of Berwyn and T. A. Griffin of
Wilson for constable.
o. c. Lasher. secretary of the county
election board leaves Friday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he. will attend a
Lions convention for about ten days He
will return however he says in. time
for filing all candidates before July /
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14
CHAUTAUQUA IS
MONEY SUCCESS
Indications Point Toward Big
Fund for Y. W. C. A.
Egley Announces; Guar
antee Has Been Met.

All expenses ot the ChautauQua have
been made and the proceeds of the re-
mainder Of the week will be divided
with the Young Womens Christian AS
sociation. Silas Egley, chairman Of the
board announced before presentation Of
the performance last night.
The local association is TO receive
one.half from the sale o. season tickets
and one.fourth from the sale Of single
admission tickets, Mr., Egley said. 1t
is expected that the Y. W. VIII clear
about $780, he said.
Members OF the Chautauqua com.
nany assert that Ardmore attends and
appreciates their presentations better
than any Gity on the circuit this year.
Old.tsners assert that the patronage
THIS year Is better than that Of many
years past. and contrast is drawn
with the crowds of several years ago,
when the underwriters lost money.
Sale Of season tickets is being con
tinued by members Of the Y. W.
It was announced last night that the
performance for Friendly Enemies
would begin promptly at o'clock 10
night. and it was said that holders oi
season tickets would be given pref
erence in seatlng-proyided they come
early
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14
Borden Tells of
Wonderful Dream
at Night Meeting

A very large audience heard Evangel-
st +. NJ Borden at Church Of Christ
revival meeting last night, HIS theme
was Nehuchadnezzar's Wonderful
Dream He said. in part:
I'm the visions Of the night he saw
great and wonderful image. This
image represented kingdoms.
when the king saw the wonderful
image, composed of gold, silver, brass,
and iron, standing before him, he sud
denly noticed n small stone shaping
itself in the mountain side, and finally
it began 20 roll. The little stone struck
the image and the image was scattered
When the dreamer looked again he saw
the little stone rolling on as though 1t
had not had an accident. 1t was TO roll
on until it became great mountain and
filled the whole earth"
Evangelist Borden said that this lit
tie stone was the kingdom OF Christ.
The subject tonight will be THAT
Church that Christ Built" The evan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14
HIGH JUMP
Aviator Drops 24,206 Feet
in 25 Minutes; Required
Two Hours to Go Up.

DAYTON, Ohio.-Lashed and whipped
about by a 120-mile an hour galH, on
the verge OF suffocation, caused by the
loss of his oxygen tank and compelled
10 cling TO ropes and straps attached to
the parachute for fear that u whirling
cross current might weaken and cause
them TO break, We're several of the
mere details" related by Capt. A. w
Stephens, aerial photographer, McCook
parachute jump record, when he de-
scended 24,2O6 feet,
The fact that it was Captain Steph-
ems first drop tends to make his feat
one of the most remarkable in he his
tory Of aviation. He suffered no i'll ef-
feet from his hazardous trip
The plane in which Captain Stephens
ascended, twin motored Martin bomb
er, piloted by Lieut.. Leigh Wade. broke
the worlds altitude record for this par.
ticular type Of plane, carrying three
passengers when it attained a height Of
24.2O6 feet. Sergt. Roy Vaughan was
the third member of the party.
How il Feels
Tor long time l have wanted TO
make a parachute drop" he said. "pri-
marily to obtain first hand information
as 10 the sensation one feels. / am
highly graified to think that l was able
to bring another record to McCook field.
when the plane reached the ceiling
i made ready to jump. AS Near as l
could judge we were over Springfield,
Ohio. Bidding my pals goodbye, |
jumped.
THE opening of the parachute caus-
ed the oxygen tank to become loose from
its fastenings on the front of my cloth
| ing. Grasping it with both hands, | en-
deavored to retain ii. The wind was
| travelling at speed of 100 miles an
hour | was forced to use both hands
on the ropes and straps which held me
to the chute. 1t was then that l lost the
tank.
Thought End Near
Before settling down altitude,
thought my time had come as | was
nearly suffocated due to the rareness
of the atmosphere. Dropping out of the
gale TO calmer atmosphere below,
quickly recovered however,
Il landed at jamestown, approximate
Iy 25 miles from where | left the plane.
The descent took just 25 minutes. Two
hours and five minutes was required
by Lieutenant Wade TO pilot the plane
to her record breaking altitude
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14
Mrs. Green Is
Ready to Talk
About Her Case
st. Louis Woman Praises Tan
lac for Her Fine Health,
and Says She Will Verify
Statement to Anyone.

THE way Tanlac has rid me of my
troubles is simply surprising" said
Mrs. l.. T. Green. 1929 Lemp avenue,
st. Louis. Mo
MY stomach had pulled me down
to such a weak worn-out condition
could hardly drag around. had scarce.
ly any appetite, was very nervous and
worried and my sleep was so restless 1t
did me little good. had terrible head.
aches, was dreadfully dizzy headed and
had awful pains across the small Of my
back.
But Tanlac put me in the best Of
health, the stomach trouble has entire.
ly disappeared and / never have an
ache or pain. l will be glad to verify
this statement TO anyone for l think
Tanlac is a grand medicine"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14
Mother and Three
Children Sent to
State Orphan Home

Said to have been deserted and left
penniless by her husband, Mrs. T.. A.
Smell OF Wilson who has been in Ard
more for the past week doing any kind
of work for food, was taken to the or
phanage association home at McAlester
Tuesday afternoon by J. NJ. Porter.
head of the institution.
Mrs Smell has three small children,
all under FIVE years of age, who will be
cared for at the orphanage until she
can find work that will enable her to
care for them.
Mrs. Effie Wilkes Gee, probation Of
ficer. stated that she had sent four to
the orphanage this week and that there
were others who ought TO De taken
care of but that the institution was
crowded to its capacity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14
FINANCIER FOUND DEAD ON
FARM HE WANTED TO BUY

ST. LOUIS, Mo-The body of George
X. Fisher, vice president of a local
investment company was found on q
farm in st. Louis county last nigh
witht with the throat slashed and O
razor clutched in the right hand
Friends and relatives declared the brok
er had contemplated purchasing the
farm and said they did not know OF
any reason why he should commit sui
eide.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14
1T TAKES THREE MEN TO
HOLD DOWN LENINE'S JOB

BERLIN. - The Independent social
list Freiheit declares today that q tri'
umvirate will take the place of Premier
Lenine in soviet Russia during a six
months absence from Moscow which
his health will oblige him TO take The
three men who will hold the reins, ac'
cording to this newspaper are j. "
Stain, Leo Kameneff and A. Rykoff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14
j. c. V.DELEGAIES
LEAVE STATE ON
SATURDAY MORN
Commander Bailey of Chicka-
saw Brigade Has Written
Song to be Sung at
Meeting.

The special train from Oklahoma
bearing delegates and visitors to the
S2nd annual convention of the United
Confederate Veterans at Richmond, Va,
June 2022, will leave McAlester at 2
a. m. Saturday morning. Cars from all
points in Oklahoma will be attached TO
this train.
Among those from Ardmore who will
s.,end the reunion are Mrs. Arthur Wal
eott. who is on the staff of Gen. Thorn
as o. Brewer Of Broken Arrow as ma
tron of honor for the Oklahoma division
Of U. c. v, her two daughters, the
Misses Lutte Tom and Guilda Mar Wal
colt, and Miss Gayle Williams; Mrs. L.
B. Myers, who is the state matron of
honor for the Sons Of Confederate Vet.
.Srans: Mrs. A. B. Seay and daughter,
Moreno; and the following members of
the staff of Commander l.. j. Bailey of
Marietta, OF the Chickasaw brigade:
Mrs. Lutte Shears. matron. Ardmore;
Mrs. Mary l.. Stover, chaperone, Sui
phur; Miss Lutte Tom Walcot, sponsor,
Ardmore; Miss Leora Ledbetter, maid
Of honor, Ardmore; Miss Gail Wilger.
son, maid of honor, Ardmore; Miss Eu'
fala Balthrop, maid of honor, Marietta
L. ]. Bailey of Marietta, father OF
Mrs. Shears has composed the follow
ing song TO be sung at the Richmond
reunion;
Back Again In Old Virginia
Nlusic-"Carry Ne Back to Old
Virginny"
Sung by Miss Bess Ellen, maid OF
honor, accompanied by Miss Lucille Mon
roe, Washington. Ark, sponsor for
Camp No. 203, Hope. Arkansas, Fourth
Brigade, Arkansas Division.
Comrades were glad TO meet here with
you,
And talk of the days OF early sixty-one
Thinks of the homes that we left and
our loved ones,
Talk of the days when you and were
young.
CHORUS
Back again in old Virginia
Back to he homes OF those We're glad
TO STE,
Pack to the scenes that were made in
the sixties,
Tack to pay honoc 10 cur great Gen.
eral Lee.
Here where the strife in those days
was blended,
Day after day we neard the canon roar,
But now it's still and the conflict is
ended,
We pray for a peace that will last
ever more.
CHORUS
Year after year some of us are going.
Passing o'ei the river 10 that eternal
shore.
There we will meet with our Stonewall
Jackson
And rest under the shade in peace ever
more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-14

gelist has been announcing Every eve.
ming that no will lecture Saturday night
on Sabbath or Lords Day-Which?
Evening star., 1922-10-20

BATTERY PARK
CHOICEST LOTS NOW AVAILABLE FOR SELECTION
IN SUBDIVISION ADJOINING EDGEMOoR.
MADDUX, MARSHALL & COMPANY will begin all
modern Improvements this subdivision such roads, walks
electric lights without delay and contemplated
complete the erection of fifty homes the choicest
by July l, 1923.
These first fifty houses will be of eight different types costing
from $1,000 $1,000 and will be sold estimated of
strucon.
NOW the time select your lot and take advantage of
this exceptional opportunity acquire suburban
home beautifully and conveniently located minimum cost
BATTERY PARK is but IS minutes by trolley about 20
minutes by automobile from the heart of the city.
These homes may be purchased for 20 cash. payable within
eight months and the balance They should
particularly SERVICE PEOPLE and interested in we'll
located attractive suburban homes.
For Detailed Information Phone, Call or Write
MADDUX, MARSHALL & COMPANY
11O8 10th St. NV. Main 1870
Evening star., 1922-10-20
C0ntiAuel.

Since 1899.
mo PLACE LIKE HOME; NO HOME LIKE OURS
2822 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Between Garfield and Cathedral under
ton. Well located designed and complete homes
Two Stories attic breakfast and ncosed sleeping porch three
baths double brick garages cau6eurs Open to
Ss Ss cash. 81! 81! month Save m s cash. :1s3 month s: ST.
Sind AND CATHEDRAL AVE (Woodey Rd):
FINISHED and under restricted and zoned Massa
cusett Park differently designed detached brick and e
ral and side hall homes four and bedrooms two three and
four baths. Lots 50 to lis feet front; heated garages
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INCORPORATED, BUILDER
Main 6o35 Tenth Floor Woodward Building, 18th and H.
WOODRIDGE
bath bath - % @
IN 45ai5o .
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
ppsT % @ % % f; s est @ euon double garage; paved %
PETWORTH.
oocash.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. TWO-FAMILY FLAT
Nine @
anu ~ sAt vi =A' floor present vacant being
Ternar
SOUTH CAROLINA AVE Sc
aucashpa payment
MORRIS CAFR1TZ COMPANY, INC.
o15 18th St. NV. Main 617.
Evening star., 1922-10-20
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

This is beautiful home, of brick
construction; three stories and base
meEt. with servants room and bath
in basement; first floor comprises
living and dining room, reception hall,
Kitchen and pantry: second floor,
three bedrooms and bath and porch:
third floor. three bedrooms, bath and
porch: front porch; hardwood floors
and trim; steam heat, electric lights;
beamed ceiling in dining room; open
nreplaee; two-car garage. Price,
Evening star., 1922-10-20
ROCK CREEK PARK.

Immediately across the street. affords a charm
ing and safe Fairgrounds for the children
fortunate enough to live. in one Of those snug
homes on Goth st. just north Of Park road We
are authorized to offer one OF .these houses at
Sli hE II contains Q rooms and baths
porches. garage. A home well worth consider
iu.;. Built by Middaugh 4 shannon GEO Y.
WORTHINGTON 4 son Woodward bldg
Evening star., 1922-10-20
FOR SALE-HOUsES.
(Continued).
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
CoAtaa9A1.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
Realtors.

1884 St. NV. PhoneM .oss.
MT. PLEASANT. PRICE, $4,000.
me Convenient
sfRs Every s %es.s as,.sss @ n sssssis: I
" ST. NEAR FIRST NV PRICE $500
reception nes 5. issa s e h % With '11h ont a.in
M 81 ss ss tim: T s-s s' vs s;ss ss:s
..,.., DOWNTOWN. PRICE, $1,000
H.s % anem ss s s s pS.sss s
Quickly; % ose c;.,sn :ss Gesa a'''' hot
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. PRICE, sosoo
IL s & SI:s e., 4 & % s
floors Room for ~ ' A' ~" '''0"'
CHEVY CHASE PRICE, $13,soo
aeos the sn1s ss.e On sns % % sn s %
With @ @ qs @ s.e t csussene ss $ n: bath and
CORNER HOUSE. PRICE, S1osoo
Well siaed and A corner
Is aa' Saa:s's; i Da1d @
HARVARD ST. NEAR I4th. PRICE, S1425o
rooms ssa! yi .ue brick
sn anusa s es It s, ns h.: Saf
NEAR EAR 10th ST: RESERVOIR. PRICE, S1s,soo
Tmstsn snns md contain;
100 T e1se see 1ssns s fn s7:ns e
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1884 II 81 NV. Phone Main 1925.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

NORTHEAST.
PRICE, S4,75o.
Near Sth and X SITS. n.e.-Attractire brick
home Of rooms and bath: newly papered and
painted throughout: nice front yard, back yard
to paved alley, with garage. Possession when
sale is closed. $3.50 cash. balance monthly.
PRICE, $6.75o-VACANT.
Near North Capitol st. and Rhode Island
ave.-Colonial home Of rooms and bath, cleo
trio lights and all modern improvements. This
is the best home for the money in this desir-
able location and We can arrange easy terms
PRICE, $4,000.
Eight room and bath brick house on r st.
me-: furnace heat: room for garage. House in
very good condition and occupied by the
owner. who will give possession. $500 or
more cash.
PRICE, S5,ooo-VACANT.
Near 7th and Florida ave. n.e.--Colonial
home of 8 bright rooms and bath. newly pa
pered and painted throughout: cellar; furnace
heat; garage space. Easy terms.
Get our big list OF northeast and southeast
Evening star., 1922-10-20

Ono Of the best six-room homes n Aigh
view, facing Rhode Island ave: hot.water
heat and electric lights: hardwood floors:
double porehes; price. 5000. o. very reason
Store. four rooms and bath. and s.r.rs;
splendid northwest location: price. $500.
Six-roem and bath. semi-detached Nome
near 18th and B SITS; furnace heat: price.
$3.50. on very reasonable terms.
Six-room and bath home near Lincoln Park:
hot-water heat and electric lights: hardwood
noors: Pitts6urS heater; price, $3.50; $500
Massachusetts Avenue Heights. Vacant.
g. $50; terns. Semi-detached tapestry Drfek,
e feet wide; front and side terraced lawn:
9 rooms and bath: hot-water heat and electric
lights; brick fireplace; tubs ana toilet in
cellar: screened throughout. with sleeping
porch. We consider this the best buy on the
market
Evening star., 1922-10-20

FOR 4'COLORED
PURCHASER.
Near 18th and Q SITS.
s rooms, bath, brick; a chance
of a lifetime to buy a home in
this elegant neighborhood for
$1,000. ..-
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 N. Y..Ase. NV. NJ. 2424
Evening star., 1922-10-20
BOSS & PHELPS.

BOSS & PHELPS.
$1o,5oo.
CHEVY CHASE
s ~ ; %f = S:s, 81 :s::;os9 : = %
ste M lace living ron % e Fine snd sleeping che' oak floors; open
$1,000
10th ST HEIGHTS.
ss s 'front.' y Ss s adsss % i at ssn % & @ p %
$18ooo
1900 BLOCK LAMONT ST
e T. = % i @ 8!
- :ss % Sss: s Ssss: s;s @
$I1 500.
NEAR 10Th AND FLORIDA AVE.
s: I'd :s:.s Sss ns t $:s S E
$3.50
RHODE ISLAND AVE.
e. f::' s.S ::; :s % e.
= NORIHEAST--JUsT OFF EAST CAPITOL ST.
; @ rs; s:ssss s's s:s.
CLEVELAND PARK.
$ =? ::;: s:is 's:: e
$3.50.
GEORGIA AVE,
e: ~ Eli ::s: .iss;: :is Is: e: :;
BOSS PHELPS,
Tel. Main 434o Realtors I4o6 H St. NV.
MEMBERS o. WASHINGTON REAL nsTArs BOARD
Evening star., 1922-10-20
OVERLOOKING 10Th ST.

Six.room house. "1x32 feet deep:
5uilt-in garage: !s-inch hardwood
foors: open fireplace, side lights and
manteis in living and dining rooms:
builr-in garage: concrete front and
double rear pOrches; nice yard. Price,
S11 800.
Evening star., 1922-10-20
SPRING ROAD.

4 Charming home in new sub
division: six rooms and bath; every
modern appoint tment: front porch.
double rear porches; Al condition:
hot-water heat, electric lights; long
lot to paved alley. Price, $3.50, on
basis Of 81, 500 cash,
Evening star., 1922-10-20

SPLENDID DOWNTOWN Roox1sc HOUSE
near 18th and sts Hot-water heat and
electric lights. Can be bought for less thar
10000 This house is now vacant and an
For sale. lot "a feet fronting On wisconsin
ave. Rated rs first commercial Price, IS. 800
for entire tract. Very unusual opportunity
Six-room and bath home, In GeoesetoNu.
with hot-water heat and electric lights; large
back yard; hardwood floors: front and rear
porches. Can be bought $1,000 cash, 500 per
month, including all interest and principal
For sale in hest section northeast; 6 rooms
and bath; newly papered and painted. Price,
81, $50; $500 cash and easy monthly payments.
g.
Nine-room and bath home within q eouare
Of 18th and Columbia road; rated as drst COM
price $4,000
CHAS. D
o23 Fifteenth
Mai
Evening star., 1922-10-20

This home is in pretty section. two
blocks from car line: convenient to
schools. stores and churches; on lot
5Ox142; six rooms and bath; front and
double rear pOrches: all modern i'm
provements; just completed. Phone US
Tor appointment to inspect. Price.
$3.50. 11o.4
Evening star., 1922-02-19
F. NJ. JOHNSON REALTY COMPANY.

F. NJ. JOHNSON REALTY COMPANY.
PARK VIEW-KEEFER PLACE
Price. 5000; 81 900 CASH
~ eS N " ~ ~ 'S p " VIII ~ |
CLEVELAND PARK-RODAAN STREET
Price Sl05OO-Smal Cash Payment
es s., s @ S sss @ 5 S. % as % % s
rsse i houghou -
THIRTEENTH STREET NEAR PARK ROAD
NACANT-$S25O: 81, ,25O Cash
garage SIX % % S S % ann % payment @ M
onabe ii
SHEPHERD STREET NEAR FOURTEENTH-NEW.
$l25OO. Terms
and Thu, .,st ,, S%r hu @ R,s % nnd hath ] 5 ms
watrh dever other in aea Joy. ~
NORTHEAST-TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT
81 $50. Reasonable Cash.
NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
$780, Easy Terms.
@ and sss ] % s% = @ sns small f1 % @ ls Ss for g.
Il hsses esnda efassed ~ - - " ~ " ~
EXCEPTIONAL ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE.
$4,000.
1a: nsa: :' e. sS s s % : @
% %sn ep ss' sor sa fSd ne @ rpSe ' ase business owner ~ %
NORTH CAPITOL STREET NEAR S.
ST. 5OOLCash, ST ,OO0
s % o e' .sf ] s Tn 1"s QUICK HsT s' %
YotR
call any Of % Se n. s Snens sen % a asmS. % =
F. M. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
ITO Conn., Ave. Main 2Wo-2O1-
Evening star., 1922-02-19
TAX SALE LANDS.
BUY THESE BARGAINS
BY MAIL.

800 acres for $32t-Sunny Alberta.
100 acres for $265-With building.
160 acres for $325-Choice Manitoba.
160 acres for S141-A-1 prairie soil.
80 acres for $315-Sporting and farming.
$40 acres for $91O-Centrai Saskatchewan.
16 acres for s72-Beautifully wooded.
16O acres for $1SJ-Big game district.
80 acres for S65-Trout fishing.
Mining claim, $35O-Great possibilities. lSy~.
25 acres for s7J-Choice lake front.
Also beautifully situated hunting camps and
fishing lodges where there Is real hunting and
fishing. summer cottage Sites islands OF ul
sizes, heavily wooded acreages. all situated in
Muskoka, Georgian Bay district. with its ten
thousand islands: Algonquin Park, with Its
800 lakes: Highlands Of Ontario. Lake of Bays
and the famous Muskoka Lakes region. Also
farms in Old Ontario. wheat farms and cattle
ranches in sunny Alberta. acreases of all sizes
in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Gold and sill
Yer mining claims in the ne;ghborhood Of val
liable operating mines. All.offered at five cents
the dollar of their value. and on easy
monthly payments of $ and upward. For the
fifth year We are offering Canadian tax sales
lands in the United States. because American
money is still at small premium in Canada
and because Canada and the United States are
the two most prosperous countries in the world
today. In Canada less than one in every 1000
illustrated list of above and five hundred other
properties seized and sold for taxes. Every
property is fully described and offered at
stated price. Send money; send for list
today you will have first chance.
TAX SALE BUREAU.
- Queen st. West. District II.
Toronto. Canads
Evening star., 1922-02-19
PARK VIEW .
PRICE. S1.J0

semi-detached brick home that can i-,
bought on terms Of $50 cash. II contains q
good rooms and bath. Has elec lights
and an excellent heating plant. Deep lot with
plenty OF room for garage. Possession.
Evening star., 1922-02-19

FOR sALE-BY OWNER.
635 Maryland ave. n.e.: ten rooms, hot-water
heaf. electric lights and two-story brick ga
rage; alley in rear; $13. 900: cash or<feasonable
terms, 2ls
Evening star., 1922-02-19
CHEVY CHASE, MD.


Beautiful Dutch colonial design home si'u.
ated in the best section OF Chevy Chase and
c.ose TO the Circle. There are large bed
rooms and complete baths: large living
opening a side porch. All modern impTov.
ments. including built-in garage. Large lor
1oX12J Terms arranged
Evening star., 1922-02-19
STANDARDIZATION,
PRICE Slo "a

PK1tF. SIH.t.
MOI in an Overcrowdsd section. but one
growing very fast Contains rooms and
bath, on lot 4Uxl30. The house j. aboui
80 ft- wide with BEAUTIFUL living room all
the way across The front: large. bright dining
room and kitchen. There 4 exceptionally
large bedrooms. cleo. lights h.-w.h., slate
roof. Attractive terms.