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$3.50.

YS,|OO.
Facing Lincoln Park-Vacant.
In excellent condition; Groom
brick. tile bath; electricity; hot
water heat; cellar, length OF
house; deep lot to alley. Agree
able terms. Harry E. Gladman,
36 Pa. ave. Sc. Phone Lin. $40.
HOME INFORMATION.
In the buying of home if
you can combine all of the adj
vantages of suburban life with
all of the conveniences and CONF.
forts of city life you are going
. long way towards making a
lasting and
SATISFACTORY
PURCHASE.
.s Hsd % sss vi II rss sas1 10 Hs; ss 's,s s,r want
Over one Hundred Families Havs Iasesn-
rated and feond this car g dose In the saan-
I4th STREET TERRACE.
tyINEyT car sRRYIcE II WAsHINcTox1
~ .sSocs ssfss lsSs - he s'ss ss
nl "a dc y .iis % .sa sa'ss ss.s aus sncsss - sSs
buGy working man.
3 & @ ssssl. .A'aI' asa e. 6 ss 3. .ss &C.:
seeing this great suecaaSzul home Development.
TO INSPECT
< r:l: any ssa 1.s g. & e.s q. = s: 6
SHANNON & LUCHS,
- - l@ E
Realtors.
OWNERS AND BUILDERS.
7I3 I4th ST N. Il
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9. q. sLoAN(A CO., INC, AUCrioNEERS
Ti6 iSth ID u.

jssaed out Of ehe Nup0ieipai cesft and to
me directed. VIII ssil At putsis auction on
DE- premises, 20. sos, 2i6 Massachnsetts
i622, Ar TEN O'CLOCK Az. the fellowins-
deoeribed property: NacAsonf mAnufactaring
msehinefy. lrytag fnAs. macafnni. lot Of car
seised Ia fhe ease sf Wiitur r. Mash. plain.
ti6, ys the M3esti MAeAroni Mansfaefarfny
ju1rpent IN The nboSo cAhse. -IesMs: CaSk.
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pRoposAIs.

OFFICE OF TH1 COMMISSIONERS, D. G.,
Washington. July 8. I922-Sealed proposals
will be received ut Room 500, District build-
Ing, until 2 o'cfoek PM, Ju1y II, 1872, for
tions and information apply % n9oN 10. Dis-
tficf building CEN0 II. kuD0tPH, JAMHs
Z. OYSTER, CHARLES xHLLER, Conmiss
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FOR SALE-HOuSTS.
FOE SAIE-H0USES.
Continued,
C01stiAus6

-, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Homes beautifully
It. s. s =: s, soe sas:s. ns 'ss s S % % % s: %
aous upstairs pm. ~ " "
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
e.. 90: = @ :s :sss zen: &? sss % il @ g. $ s s::
;ie % Won :aan.nsss s @ '' TINS house bringing
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
:ss ; s.s;s ;: , ::,.s: . 81; % .s .sSs
CHEVY CHASE.
i s Il pantry ss 's: s:.s &c % pssss % s s % % "
PETWORTH
% & % Fl; :ss s s % % hss. ss ::' % s : ;'' s
PARK VIEW.
% sr1sss @ e heat AND all ' modern ''' fn'e s5ss
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14l5 Eye Street. Main 4752.
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL Estate BOARD
NEW HOUSES ON LONGFELLOW STREET.
AT SEVENTH
SOLD.
$1,000 cash, SIS month"; including all interest
$,45o rooms, modern in every detail; extra large
front and porches; hot-water heat; hardwood
foors beautiful gas range large pantry; kitchen
cabnet artistic lighting fixtures; connections for
service.
CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND STORES
Open and Lighted Daily Until PM.
OVERLOOKING SAULS ROOMING HOUSE
81 ::; s: IS ::..s !: :::s 6: ':;;
~ PETWORTH NORTHWEST
ss3 rs 5ss s Of @ % s' % ss % cheap % III: !;
NORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC.
o13 Fifteenth Street NV. Main 6l7
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ADAM 4. wEscHLEk. -1EcTI0SFER :.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Tn.
improved Real Estate at Hall
and H SITS. Southwest
Twenty-Five Lots, contain
ing About 81. 102 Sousre Feat.

By virtue Of . certain deed Ut trust duly
recorded. IN Liber No 4I9s, folio 4sS. ct. sep
Of the land records Of the District Of Column
bia, and At the refuest Of the party secured
thereby. the undefsigned trustees Will offer
for sale by public suction. IN front Of the
prrmises, on MONDAY. THE THIRD DAY
81 agk m. ,s At feun .s
.na premises. sitnsts e the city Of wsshine-
bered twenty three t2a) to thirty four (S4),
both incinsivs. and lots numbered forty eight
t4sl to fftr-seven tS7). both inclusive. In the
District Construction Corporations subdfvisi81
o. square east Of squars numbered six hum
dred and forty three ID. Of 643). as per plat
recorded In the ofbce Of tie surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia in Liber 30 at folio 49,
Terms Of sale: One-thfrd Of the purchase
money to ~ paid in cash. thu Balance In two
eqnal installments. payable tn one and two
years. with interest At per cent per ahnun1
payable semi-annually. from day of E1le, Se-
cured by deed Of trust upon the property
chaser. A deposit Of $500 required Of tie
purchaser at the time OF sale. Ali convey
ancins. recording. and notsr:al fees at the
cost Of fhe purchaser. Terms Of sale to he
complied with within thirty days from dap
Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
cost Of the dsfaufting purchaser. after five
days advertisement Of snch resale in aome
newspaper published In tie city Of Washing.
ton. u. c. ..
PHILIP HERMAN,
GEORGE e. 8DGLfN.
- Trustees.
THEODORE D. PEYsER.
Attorney for holder Of note.
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AUCTION SALES
EgITURE DAYS,
raApz Nsrk
e. G. Sloan & Co.,
Inc, Aucts.,
us 18th St.
eeosSSEsto
Large Sale Of
Household Goods and Office
Furniture at Public Auction
Within Our Galleries,
us 18th St.
Wednesday, July 9Th, 1872
At 10 Am.

Embracing in psft Velour and Tapestry
Living Room Suites. Davenport Tables, Ma
hoEsny Twin Beds. with box springs; Green
and Black Porch Set, Valuable Bric-a -brac.
lawn Swing. Electric Was inc Machine. Re
frigeratens, I,ace Curtains, Office Tabler. 2
Metal Safe Cabinets. Metal t-Top Desk.
Rugs. Carpets. Toiletwafe, Reed and Fiber
Furniture, Wardrobes Ok Mantel, Trunks
Hnil Racks, Mirrors, Pictures, Kitchen
Cabihets, Library Suites. Complete Bedroom
and Dining Room Suites, etc
Terms: Cash.
c. G.. Sloan & Co., Inc, Aucts.
fra -et
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Attorney's Sale Of Valuable Six
Room-and- Bath Bay Window
Brick Dwelling, No. 3623 10th
G. wv :.

Dy virtue Of authority vested in the under.
signed I Will offer for sale By public auction
SIXTH. 1922. Ar FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lot
60, In square 2S81. Improved ~ above.
Terms: eu5jsct 70 4 nfst trnst Of 8,oOo. due
s.. $50, payable 80 rsonthly. including inter
sst. 500 deposit at time Of sale. All cats
! so0ss aaeRah s1se INV Il. sWs1Isos. s,ass s.se..
fa6G nj 1k0 80 g7.s57p 57.ss Attkney
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Attorney Sale to Settle An
Estate of New High Grade
Carriages, Bussies, Surreys,
Harness, Coach Fmdings,
Wall Cases, Etc.
signed, M IN nj r. estate Of Thomas 3. Young. Dc.
ceased, We witt sell
By Public Auction
= At No. 464 Pa. Ave NV.
Thursday, July 6, 1922
Commencing 1890 Am.
8 Buesies. Surveys. 8 Broughams: statioa
Wagons, Coupe Rockawa5s. Traps: Ian
dau Buckboard, Pony Cart, tame wagon.
"Caffrey" Runabout. several used Carriages.
Single and Double Wagon and Farm Harness,
Buggy and Coupe Harness, Brides, Missed.
lNneous Lot Harness Parts. Large Lot Coach
Findiags. Seasoned, Lumber. Leatner Dress-
fna. Eosp, Too!s. Storm Covers. W<ights,
whips. Paints, Vanish. etc.
Also
|. Two Large Wail Cases, Iron Safes. SHOW.
case, Counters, Tables Chairs, Large wal
CIeck, Finding Cases. etc.
TERMS cash.
PaUH B. CRoMELIN. AIbee building,
GEO. q; CALVERT. Js. 4ss0 st; a,,,.:r;,. n;w;;
>ADAN a WEeCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
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CAMP SITES.

ACCOMMODATIONS IN PRIVATE CAMPS
terms. Address Box 221-B. Star oface.
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PEOPLE FLEE HOMES. :.
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Third Flood in Four Weeks Hits
Carbondale, Pa. tr

SCRANTON. Pa July 3.-Fof th6 u
fourth time IN foar weeks Carbousics.
dxie was swe,t by q hood yesterday ysss
due to cloudburst. 1t was the most ~
killed by lightning. a,
The river in the city Is 80 high tAGt -, -
many IN the iowiands are a6andonanRS ~
their home& ~,
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CLEVELAND PARK.
$1,000

splendid home Of spanish iphnenee. bsiIt Of
hollow tile with stHes6 fnish ana coated inst
Oh Coma. ave. esntefsbali p1ah contai6ing
eisht rooms and two baths: thoroughly modern
ana most cornplefe in evSfy detail: large
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIUSEEh.
Trustees Sale Of 1920 Stutz
Touring Car.

Touring Car.
By virtue Of a chattel deed of trust record.
ed in Liber 1926, folio ct seq. OF the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. and At
the request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned Will sell At public auction, at
wesch:er's. go Penna: ave ave- @ NV: on
MENCiSG AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
one 6-passeneer Stuts automobile. Model II,
serial No. 6133. motor 6l6o
J. C. BROOKE,
J. VAN ACKERE,
ivadSdhs Trustees.
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WATEK-FRO RONT PR0PENTX.
BRAND-NEw. COTTAGE AT OWINGs
Beach. on Herring bay. nearest salt water to
Washington; only $500 cash. balances ! Easy
terms; cottages bui1t to order and sold On
easy payments: spiendid tathng beach, good
On grounds all day Sunday and MendAy,
IRWIN OWINGs. Deaie. Md
SH4DYsIbE,, No. ON WET RIVER
Practically new house Of roohss. sleeping
porch and large vefanda large tot froatina
% feet on water: $1,000. Phone Col. l0480 OF
address MRS. A. ,. LEEDS, West Bhsdysids,
NarylAnd. ifs
1tO-rT. FRONT ON BEAUTIHUL gOUTH
diver. extending back about 800 It. to good
county road; about ~ "a: with partly com
pieted bungalow: beautiful site. hshinS, crab
mobile distahce. Quick sale, 1900; no
asents. OWNER. room 1ts. 41e 5th st. NV:
Se
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ADAM A. wEsCHLEE. AUcTIoNERR.
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'M
prcved Real Estate, being the

property knewn - the Had
leigh Apartment Hotel, Six
teenth, v and w Streets,
NV, Washinxton, D. C., con-
taining aboet 800 apartments,
also stores, Shops and conces-
sssns, and certain uzsinpfeved
land n rear Of said buil&nr.
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

HOLDERNEss. NEW HAMpsfirRE.
TO RENT-Ffne camp, Unexpectedly avail.
able for the seasop; desirable locatIou, close to
living room with fireplace; bedrooms and
eyeA-air sleeping porch; open-Aif dining room.
thoroughly screened; bathroom: separate
piazza sides; ieeheuse flied; garage: boat.
hoese. wharf. boat and canoe; telephone:
spring water. Personal interview with the
owner san b arranged. Address Boz GAP,
Star ofice. as
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WOODBRIDGE.
5000.

: 4 Detached eiS1pt-Suom and bath home witt,
large ff0At and side pnSches. Wpon 4 spacious
lot. o. By 123 feet. Thi. property Is In good
tondition sRd exceptionally we'll beiN. with
furnace beat and electric lishts. Posseasion
y thirty days. and house ean be bought with
G,50O cash.
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PARK VIEW.

Sfsronm and bath BRICK kmsss; recently
paperea anA prt il food condition; fnrbAce
ksat; 9ss hshf: frost pcr.k; ci6se e Fl.
monthly viii be aceeUted.
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FUTURE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM 4. WESCHLER, ACCTIONEEk
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
CARRIAGE, HARNESS, ETC
By virtne Of order of the supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia. holding d Probate
deceased, Administration No. 2s335. the under
signed will sell by public auction on FRIDAY,
THE 7th DAY OF JULY, 1922. AT 2:36
and Bennng road ne, miscellaneous house
hold furniture. including old rosewood paflof
suite. farming inpleme nts. carriage, Wagon,
cart. hay rake, harness, corn shelter, drill
press. etc
Terms: Cash.
WILLIAM A. LEE.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 co.

~ AUCTIUNEI =
WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION
(AT THE REQUEST OF THE UWNER1
Tho Entire Stock Of
TEE RILEY FURNITURE CO.,
AT 43l 1lth ST. NV.
Consisting Of Hi8h-qrade
Furniture, Pictures and 0Ynar1snts.
The >stock includes sumo hHe antique pieces
of Mahogany Furniture. Bullets. Bureaus.
Drop-ieaf Tables, French Sofa, Console Table.
Carved Chairs, Iniaid Pieces. Ladies' Desks,
CosfCmers, Screens, China Closet, Serving Ia
bies, Revolving Bookstands. Floor Lamp. Type
writers. Rugs, Bureau Dases. Blank Books,
Card Indexes, Mirrors, etc, etc.
THURSDAY. JUtY &. At 10 AN.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
CHEVY CHASE.
SI2 mn

An unusual Offering In 4 four ut-bedroom houGe
in this section: bsas&fow tyre 81 hollow tile
with stucco finish; hot-wafer heat: electricity: !:
open frepfdce; hardwood A6ors and trim;
metal weather strips: sleeping porch; plenty
Of shade and only one block from car line;
buiItin garage.
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SHORT; PROPERTY.
a-nOoM COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH; TWo
large porches. attes'an well: water on rorch: !:
first three weeks IN July and Sept VIII rent
sTER, L.ndoyer, ia. 80 =
For SALE = BY OWNER. DEsfR4 BILE
home site, good houre. Acres land, Newpgrt
R. I. Address Box so7.P, Star :o6ase.
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH
ON THE BAY.
Thirty-nve miles from the cApitoi; Ane ar
feSian water; fine old shade trees; AAh.ng
boating and salt water bathins; chicken and
sea food dinners 1t the
OLD MANOR HOUSE.
Good road Via Marlboro and Annapolis pike
to one mile beyoad Nouat zisn, then fuYa to
right and follow sisns. Lots and bunsaiows
for sale by
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN co.,
0o4 5th st. NV.
WM. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO..
1888 X 1t. NV,
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COME OUT
SUNDAYS
TO SEE
THESE NEW HOUSES
JUST ABOUT COMPLETED.
NOS. 42o TO 80 LAMONT sr. NV.
INSIDE HOUSES. $s, $50.
END HOUSES, $3.50.
8 ROOMS AND ELEsANT TILED BATHS.
EVERY KNOWN MODERN
IMPROVEMENT.
VERY BEST QUALITY
HOT-wATER HEATER.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
BUILT-IN RBFR1aERATORS.
PORCHES
FRONT AND REAR.
HOUSES 20 FEET WIDE.
FINE CHLLAR UNDER ENTIRE
HOUSE WITH DEEP CEMENT FLOORS.
ALA. OUTSIDE CONSTRUCTION OF
BEST GEORGIA PINE.
OPEN WEEK DAYS AND
SUNDAYS.
sALESNAN WILL SHOW YoU
THROUGH AND GIVE
FULL PARTICULARS. .
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
PHELAN c. HAwN, 1921 F.
Main 2o21 and Main 1851.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
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NORTHEAST.

SIo.75o.
An unusually good b<v in an S-roo1n and
tile1 bath house. beautifully located and f1
perfect repafr. In addition to all modern
improvements, inflndinH hardwood As6rs And
trim. there Ia 4 trhlt-in Ice box. colf storage
room. ffeieSs croier. instaRtsn%osx hst-wafer
heater. servants toilet in cellar. attic. large
nantry, colonial front porch with cement floor.
AooT. Reasonable teruis viii be Made.
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NORTHEAST.

This honse haa inst been renovated and
pitt In ftst-class condition: we'll located. 1t ID
nSe Of thu hest buys in northeast. There Ave
Ai1 roonfs and bath. csilHf undet entire house:
furnace heat aRd gas lights: brick eonstfucS
d0n; iMhatdiate I0ssessioN; terms.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

New eight-room and 2-bhth light bf;ck
horse. "a feet wide. hi-defacked on ut 8tx
floors throughout: colonial ff6nf porch: street
and alley paved and paid fdf.,, This + IN ideal
location rear the Army and Navy Preparatory
Of Standards; inspestion by an2ointfnent.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. T.
PRICE S17 5OO-One of the Most attractive and COM
Portable this section completely detached on lot
5x5O with attractive lawn house OF colonial type con-
tanning and BATH sleeping porch hardwood floors
and awnings hotwaer heat electric light ouiltn
NeISIHLEY ST. WEST OF CONN AVENUE.
PRICE, $14,5O0
You will find this ideal home; sem-detaehed contain
ing rooms and baths hot-water heat electric lights,
porhe garage This property must be TO be
precated. -....-. 49, -
CLEVELAND PARK
PRICE, $14OOO-On Macomb street near Coma ave-,
which best section in Cleveland Park Detached house.
containing bath electric lights for garage
CLEVELAND PARK-PRICE, $4,000.
Detached home of the very best construction OF rooms
and BATH with hotwater heat electric lights lot 56xfzS;
contains many attractive features.
STONE FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. Phone Nam Z4L4.
John T. Meany, Pres.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

Palm Beach County, Florida.
seerworth Farms Of Eyers'Sdes Lapss.
Owned by H. g. Geef q Co. Of weat Palm Heaet
Palm Beach: most snitable for truck, fruit,
stock. poultry farming and susaf cane or cereal
growing Eow for sale at very moderate prices.
ductive: no fertilizer required
Climate ideal throughout the yeat.
Write or call BRANCH OFFICE,
33 MUNSEY BUILDING,
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CHEyPE1KE RE1CI

taGe. furnished, from July TO- PAiladeiphis
ave: near bay. J. X. WALLACE, North
4444.J. s.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
n w. ~ " 'A Phone Main 1923
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FOR SALE--H0uEES.

HEDGES q MI
1884 H St. NV.
CHEVY CHASE.
$4,000.
ani.h .f.sa1de semi,b"psaow type. Eirss sosr Lsss
living room. dining room. kitshea. bedroom.
BEDROOMS. isSiass | sewing room and tie bath Re.
Gently redecorated All modern. Improve
lent terms.
NEAR 14th AND L SITS.
$4,000.
In a section soned for business Large. well
roomsS. 2 baths And extra lavatory. steam
heat and elec. lishts. The house is over %
fss Tae Sl and ,ts he s . dsR ssY1a e
possession. Reasonable terms.
10th ST. HEIGHTS.
$12,5oo
Detached home. individually designed. Cen
ter.entranee trpe and contains 9 rooms. tile
baths. elec. lights. h.-w:h.. oak foors. The
stripped. Close to the school and car line,
q Terms arranged.
COLUMBIA ROAD.
BARGAIN, $4,000.
Close to 14th st. splendid opportunity to
obtain a large house at an unusually low
price. 1t has 10 rooms and complete baths.
hOt-water heat. Deep lot with ample room
for garage. Terms, 81. 500 cash.
I4th ST. EXTENDED.
$4,000.
Another good buy. Bungalow type with
living room. dining room. kitchen panfry.
bedroom And tile IAvatory on hfst feof. Three
good size bedrooms and tile bath on second
floor. Has slate roof. elsc. AEhfs, h.-w.h..
hardwood floors. open fireplace, instantaneous
hot-water heater. Also a garage.
HEDGES & NIL
MEMBERS or THE wAsHIN,
1,,1 II CT NJ w
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713 14th ST. NV.
CHEVY CHASE.

A nine-room with two-bath home. situated
in the best section Of Chevy Chase. Detaeh-
able house: frame structure with cement foan.
dation: front and sleeping pofches. ana al
latest and most modern imprev venehta ineind;
ing a garage, which makes this Tonderiai
bny owner wishes to sell because OF his
leaving. the city
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wlLLIAM, !. :, i I, 4; .;sL WILLS.

n. aess;ESs Scfpxs DONALDSON. cH1kf.ss ILL., i.
rRAfL1Y AID ALLEN MaecELLEN,
Attosneys 1oe Trustees.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

semi-detafRea brick hottse, two stories. with
rooms ana bath: front and rear porehes: fnT.
mace heat electricity and gas. open fireplace
with gas log; hardwood floors and trim; only
one block from car lire; terms.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

SI6.75o.
Desirable corner property: brick eoBstrue'
fion Of 10 rooms and baths: hOtH Water heat.
electricity. gns; ffmt, rear and sleeping
porchps; hardwood floors and trim; screers.
awnings: a-car brick garage; now bringing
good income; possession.
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jr2.d&dbs
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Foz sAIE--HousEs.

On Nswsrk st. Beautiful detached hom,
containin9 D roex41 and complete baths. IN
usually large living room with open hrepasec
All modern improvements aAd c0Avenie0e0s
Attractive lot with ahrubbefy and do~Oss
GarA66s Reasonable terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCs ,,,pxp,,

CHICAGO. Feb. 7.--Cat,lc Rcceipt.
l9.Tp: beef steers. veal calves and bui,
steady: top beef steers. 80: weight. i.iyD
pounds: hulk beef steers. 6.0Gi..s: She
crs strong to Is higher: bulk yes; .aly",
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
COTTON FLUCTUATES
AT NEW ORLEANS
TBy Associated Pres,


NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb. The carly
trhdin6 In cotton today brought lower
prices. but the tone was steadIer I'm the
later trading, and at one time tho most
active months were To points higher
than the close of yesterday. In the after
noon me tendency WAS to sag again and
Ihr close showed net losses Of 10 IS
points, March closing at l6.i2
me opening decline was. as usual If
iatc. duc TO the poor showing at Iivcr.
pool That market apparently being de-
pressed by moor accounts from Manchcs-
Ter. unsatisfactory reports from In,Ii,
and tn" further rise in the rate q, stnr.
Ing E Ie,hs which. while. a construc-
n NV" snnmsnSr Tor tho American markets
English market. The downward move
ment continued until the trading months
were II TO is points under the nnal nrIccs
OF yesterday; March falling to I5i
On the decline very good demand csme
INTO the market. and II was quite GEN
eraiy set down by brokers ms being due
60 the publish propaganda In connection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08

attracting much attention in financial
and banking circles. At the current
level wheat and corn are selling at
the highest prices since last October.
besides being from 10 to 30 cents a
buShel above the recent low levels.
This advance Is expected to greatly
aid the situation In the agricultural
districts and add to the buying power
o: the farmer. besides giving him Il
better opportunity to liquidate his
old debts. Not only Is Wall Street
expecting better things as II result
OF tho rise In grain prices. but un-
usual speculation has arisen In the
mail orders shares listed on the ex-
change. especially In the case OF Ma
tionnl Cloak and Suit. Montgomery
Ward & Co., and Sears. Roebuck &c
Co.
The Standard Oil Company OF New
York has announced reduction of 3
cents a gallon In tho price OF gaso-
line In Its territory. This reduction
was more or less expected. In view
Of the fact that the Gulf Refining Com
pany and the Atlantic Refining Com
pany, which operate In New Yorks
territory. made IA similar reduction
yesterday.
Franklin d. Mooney. president OF
the Atlantic Gulf & West Indies, has
Just returned from England. where he
| Inspected the company's refinery. He
says TINT the plant Is now going
| concern and Is pleased with the prog
ress being made.
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LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
by Ercd'k T.. Noting & Co.,
a., Investment Bankers.
NEW YORK COTTON
MARKET CLOSES EASY

NEW YORK. Feb. The cotton market
MAS very QUIET today. but an opening ii. =
enihs WAS followed by nearly complete
le.S. That delivery closed at i6Si and Inc
general list closed easy under reaiizinr
Mith prices showing net losses OF 10 To-
The opening decline of I to 10 poin,s
co an 9he 70 weak Liverpool cables. dis
ana unfavorabio advices from The do.
VAST cotton goods markets. Liverpool
, Sas seller of near months here ami
,na was some scattering PRESSURE but
t tor were supported BY a little demand
T,M wal! street and Western sources
lis steanied the market. with March adj ,
is ss nd rem 1872 to 1858 and July from
hiGhts closing quotations. '''
inc failure of demand to broaden M
,n's purge was probably n disn monument
No ar eone OF the early buyers, Willie there
ing ana the market cased on a few poin, ,
IN tne late trading. There was bulIish cor
neh' on the comparative absence Of South :
am ann heaee selling here during the day.
western or Wall Street sources was an am
triouted to the influence OF recon, az a,
shnces In grain and hrmness OF foreign
exchange rates. '''''h"
BUYING on these features was restricted
by unfavorabie trade advices. with prt.
ya'e cables attributing the decline !,
liverpool to Manchester selling ON busi.
MSS oppression and unsettling political
new, news from India and GERMANY There
the local market for cotton goods. and
according to some Of the Worth S,-ect
suNices NJ general revival of business for
forward delivery In anticipated before late
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nici,MoAn srocn sIAnKET.

Quotnti"ns nv cnsitI. q. i,urch & Co..
Ills East Min Street.
QuUtuIiuHs Mt Close.
CITY and stntr Securities.
INA Asked
Va. 3s. Old C. and r. 1892 So
Virginia Centuries, ..
J, c. and r.. 1891 II
i>,r-"i Un'iwh> nunas.
y. and r. 4. Co. IS. 1896 20 70
Va. X. and p. Co. 5s.l934 II
tt"Ssier. p Z.
street hallway Stacks.
y. ID. and J.. Co. ..... 25 81
V. II. and Z. Co. pf.. 100 81 80
V. u. and i. Co.. com. 100 10
Railroad Stocks.
r., F. and l.. Div. Oh. 100 1914
insurn0rr Storks,
Atlantic Life Ins. Co. 100 1875
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CIIICAGo GRAIN ,IARKEr

CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-Rushes to buy WIN,
today met with profit taking HalcsHSj
great volume. As n result, new advance
IN IN price were only maintained In par
with Mny fi.?sts TO Si.sSM and Juiy II hi
To Si.l1h. Corn lost Il to hG&c. ga,
finished unchanged to Y lower and prt
visions at II decline OF IL to 3oc =
At FIRST the wheat market here score
Continmeh ON Eleventh Pngc.1 ]
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Minor port.-Stock .gs
Total todaynRsccipts. ei.3co: exports. ~
"A Total rs, for week-Reeeip,s. Si.I71: exports
Total 10 for ,s sseason-Rcceipts. Lcssie5: ex-
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