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SEE THESE HOMES TODAY.
Open During Day and Evening.
1888 WEBSTER ST. NV.
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CLEVELAND PARK-5214 Macomb ST.
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WE INVITE RMosrc
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PRINCETON HEIGHTS-SS,350. Terms 49,
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F. M. JOHNSON,
ESTATE
1871 K St. NV. Main 2o762@7
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.
Continued
FOB SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
NEW SPRING LISTINGS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
QUINCY ST. NV.


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WILLIAM WILL S: PHILIPS,
Phone Main w. 14Oo New York Ave-
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100000.
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE
Modern in every respect: contains IL apart.
ments leased at So, 600 q year; will accept clea
ground suitable for building as part payment.
$1O,5OOOO.
ST. NEAR JUDICIARY SQUARE.
Very desirable 12-room house. with 3 ba this
and arranged for 3 apartments. if desired
steam heat; purchaser can use one floor and
rent remainder at sufficient to carry the entire
property: will be sold on easy terms. Now
fully occupied, but possession can be obtained.
$8,75O.OO.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Located near 2nd ST.; southern exposure;
contains rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
electric lights; front and rear porches; lot 20x
100; excellent condition.
$8,250.OO.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Two-family apartment house; located ives,
Of 18th St.: separate heating plants; spacious
living quarters in each apartment; concrete
cellar; two-story back porches; rented fol
SSI 80 per month.
$4,000.
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
Downtown residence: II rooms and bath
excellent condition; corner Of alley; lot 24x10O;
can be easily converted into business.
WIN. H. SAU
1888 K Street NV.
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Md. or y. c. State location and price. Ad-
dress Box SIP. Star office.
WHAT ABot-'p TOMORROW?
More specifically. what each of us wants to
know What about MY TOMORROW?
IF you have VACANT LOTS OR ACREAGE
property. the right answer is Of tremendous
importance.
Interest and taxes amount up rapidly. 80
that every year the price must advance sharp
1y to keep even.
Sometimes it is better to put unproductive
real estate into your pocket quickly. espe-
cialIy now when the money can be reinvested
advantageously to yield handsome income.
Why not call at Office and discuss the
matter with us? We can help you reach a
wise decision. (70S6"2)
o. B. ZANTZINGER. Realtor,
9f2 10th St wv NJ. .3I1.
SMALL. CHEAP LOTS. ADDRESS BON S19-M.
Star office.
wANTED-EARtAIN LOT IN CHEVY
Chase, II e.. west Conn. ave. preferably be-
tween :iAth ST. and Belt road. Address BOX
..-P Star office 13s
GOOD VALUES.
Lots uywhere-everywhere in the District.
Not inflated ralues--not necessarily bargains.
Am unable to fill demand of customers with
lots ready to build GERTRUDE VAN
HOESEN. $40 18th st. NJ. S41B.
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TWO-FAMILY FLAT
SOUTHEAST.
NEAR MARINE BARRACKS.
9th AND I SIS.
Hrick Construction.
rooms and bath each floor.
Rents, 1st floor. $500.
Ind floor, $.,2.jO
TOTAL RENTS, $3.50 PER MO.
ONLY $500.
A Real Bargain.
Good Terms.
GEORGETOWN'S HIGHEST POINT.
ON RESERVOIR ST.
Frame and brick constructions: cellar
ander entire house: large back yard:
large rooms, tiled bath: iiw.h.; this
house can be made very attractive; loca-
tiOn the very best.
PRICE, $1,000.
Very Good Terms
10Th ST. Ne NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Fine home. large rooms. GeWiy painted
and papered; hot-water heat. electricity,
laundry tubs. large yard: lear Gara:r
soft. alley. r" quick buyer. only
$4,000. terms.
LIEBERMA
PHONE NJ. 2Oo1.
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DISTINCTIVE HOMES.
Designed, financed and built.
Inquiries invited.
SH0TES & COMPANY.
$40 18th st. NV. Main 39O3

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, MTNTWOOD PI
10 rooms and bath: modern heat and light;
RGass II fesf,Ha at
1918 Vermont ave. NV.
FOR SALE By OWNER-7-ROOM HOUSE
with ami. and brick garage in Saul's Ad-
dition. Price reduced for immediate sale;
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Mt. PLEASANT.
nm

Convenient to 18th st. and Columbia road
three story brick house, containing nine room
and bath; suitably arranged for renting rooms
hot-water heat, electricity: terms.
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WANTED TO BUY.

FIVE OR SIN ROOM BRICK HOUSE; MOD
improvements in the one-fare zone: 5000
cash; $50 per month. to include all: no deal
Address Box 1852. Star Office.
SIX-ROOM COLONIAL HOUSE IN BLOOM
ingdale. Lincoln Park or other white section.
Good cash payment. Address Box 2SS-M, Star
otf
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WANTED-LOTS

GUoD RUILDING LOT IN CHEVY CHASE.
Nd or y. c. State location and price. Ad-
dress Box SIP. Star office.
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Will PAY CASH FOR A MODERN HOUSE,
q to rooms, NV section Of city or suburban.
ST HICKMAN, Room 302. Bank bldg, 14th
and SITS.
& to II ROOM HOME IN GOOD REs1DEN-
tial section. city D. C. suburbs. 110S 18th
St NV. Phone Main 3I2.
HOME OF TO 10 ROOMS N GOOD RESI-
dential section; substantial cash payment;
price must b. reasonable. 1922 vt. ave. N.
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Located in the most attractive section Of
Mount Pleasant; thoroughly modern house of
nine ROBINS and two baths and lavatory: hot
water heat, electricity and gas: hardwood floors
and trim; screens and awnings: double sleepine
porvlies: twocar garage. Immediate possession
and terms.
SHANNON
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Goth ST. OVERLOOKING PARK.
6 rooms and bath; modern: front and rear
porches; deep lot to paved alley; paved street
in front. Very attractive at $1,000.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC,
1918 Vermont ave. NV.
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$4,000.
CORNER NEAR 18th AND RANDOLPH STS
Located within one square of 18th st: fou-
bedrooms and sleeping porch on Ind floor: 49,
feet wide: every modern improvement; but il.
garage; immediate possession.
$o,5OO.OO.
HoLMEAD MANOR.
Located between 18th and 14th sts.; 2-stor,
S-roOm brick residence: hot-water heat. eie.'-
tric lights; very deep lot; attractive terms.
S8,5OO.OO.
PETWoRTH BUSINESS SECTION
Located on Georgia ave: 2story and cellar
brick building; contains rooms and bath
well heated: electric lights: can be en~,i
converted into a store: lot 1sx100; building
1888. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$4,000.
NEAR 18th ST. & NEW HAMPSHIRE AyI:
II rooms and bath; hot-water heat; neWiE
papered; paved alley; vacant.
100000.
Two-FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE.
Located in Bloomingdale; contains 5
and bath on each floor; 2-story back porciie.
separate heating plants; paved alley.
& CO.,
Phones Main 1Ol6 & l0l7.
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By FRANCIS oUlMET

feel a whole lot more confident
regarding the showing o. the Ameri-
can rto-Jock Hutchinson. Jim Barnes
and Waiter HaCeu-in the British
Open. which will be played within a
few DAYS. than was the case a year
ago when we were represented by 4
full quota Of our leading pros. And
nv confidence Is not the result OF the
wonderful victory Jock Hutchinson
snatchei from the fire . st. Andrews
last season. a victory h. owes to roll
ing a hole in one. That gave him his
tie with Roger Wethcred and crack
al this fine amateur in the Psay-off.
which Jock took handily.
NV confidence in the showing OF
this small group Of american golfers
is based on the fact that we have
gradually. but surely. reached plane
In professional play that IS not sur
passed BY the British. and probably
not quite equalled by them any more.
This has been due 10 the great IN
crease In tournament play among our
pros, which has tuned them 10 meet
all conditions. and TO our recently rol-
lowing a system whereby our own
pros. like the British. once they be-
come cracks OF the first magnitude
do not have to give lessons.
Nothing upsets a golfer more tnan
giving instruction. The British early
learned that fact, and because or this
knowledge their prose were long mas
ters Of the American-made product.
Now a few OF our stars, this trio IN
particular, are freed from that exact
Ing task. In consequence, they can
and do bend their entire efforts to-
wards increasing their playing pro-
fciency. and with marked success.
Another point in favor OF me
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AMERICAN TRIO IN the BRITISH
OPEN IS MOST PROMISING OUTFIT

showing by thSe three Is that all OF
them have had a goodly amount Of ex-
pcrienCe with British Colfing Condt-
tons. They should know pretty we'll
how to meet them and TO overcome
them by this time. While il Is ABLY
TO predict that Hutch will repeat or
hat either Barnes or Hagen vii!
rome through. do believe that we
will get one Of these men right up in
the front. either stroke TO the good
or one or two short OF triumph.
That would be quite an honor. now
that We took this title last season.
The Play Of tho Favortses
There Is much talk about the deterior-
a.,Ing effect the barring OF ribbed clubs
will have on Jock Hutch!son's play. a
ruling having been made since Jock
deadly backspin with this sort Of iron.
You can put Il down as fact that
Sock will be pitching just as deadly as
ever with his smoothfaced mashis
and mash!e-nib!c. Jock knows golf
and /, was not the club, hut the player,
that won for him at ST. Andrews last
season
The best bets Of the British are Ray,
Mitchell, Duncan and Havers. Fardon.
Taylor. Braid and the other old timers
are not able to stand the gam Of big
al ,yh StI
magnificent shot makers. 1t was this
lack OF stamina which cost Yerdon our
Open title at Inverness. and It Is rea-
sonahle TO suppose ne has not grown
younger In the past two years.
Mitchell Is the dangerous man OF
the lot. but the fact that he has never
been able 70 come through IN this event
coupled with his poor showing In our
own Open n year ago. leads me TO he
lIeve he hasn't the steady nerve re-
quircd os the champion. George Duncan
Ia a problem. He Is BY long odds the
best shot maker Of the British field. but
George Is decidedly temperamental
His best hope Is 70 be within lighting
distance when the last round is started.
That. too. may he said Of Walter
Hagen. Hagen Is the greatest f'n!sher
OF the golf world. Put him within
umn with 80 holes 10 play and Walter
will astcnish the staid British or the
gallery OF any nation with his maSnth-
cent play. II has been this quality,
more than any other. that has put
Hagen across In two OF our Open cham
rIon<hips his first victory coming tho
second time he ever entered this event
He's COOL this Hagen.
Jim Barnes is the most consistent NJ
our three entries Last season Him
had great chance leading the field On
tire start Of the last day. Jim was not
in good shape then or another story
would have been told. He Is ut this
season and a mighty confident golfer.
His great length. his sureness with the
irons and his putting are all they
should be. I look FOR Jim TO give
good account OF himself.
But the odds are against our three
men as the British will be roofing as
never before to retain their coveted
title. so It's going 10 be a mighty diff
cult task. far ahrder than season ago.
for any OF them to come through. even
:houSh they are the match. individual-
ly. OF any golfers in the world
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GERMAN PLOT
INDEPENDENT SOCIALISTS NEWS
PAPERS DECLARES PAE-GER-
MAN "2UTSCH" IS IN
PENDING.

Berlin. June lG.-Ny the Associated
rress THE Independent Socialist
newspaper Die Frelh Eft features Il s"n-
rational communication from wei
informed source" Announcing that a
Pan-Gcrman "putsch" IS impending.
The writer states that the various
military paradcs. such As the Won Hin
denhurg celebrations, which have been
going on throughout Germany recently
were rot merely theatrical displays but
serious preparations for 4 monarchlst
coup n'etat, which he says is TO be pre-
coded by A sort OF Saint bartholomew :
nigh, IN which all persons whose names
are entered on a special black list VIII
be given short shrirt The writer de
Clares the ministry of defense and the
notice are implicated In the movement.
Warning Issued
Resolutions warning against probable
demonstrations against tho republic set
for June IS, were adopted yesterday by
the directorate OF German Socialist
parry. the Socialist NOkWAERTS an
nounceS.
The resolutions say IN" Nationalist
n associations with German Officers and
ex-soldiCrs, are reported as Intending
TO hold demonstrations throughout the
country on June IS. the anniversary or
the signing OF the treaty OF Versailles.
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MELLON DENIES
REPORT KEY POsITIoNS IN TREAS
URY ARE HELD BY DEMOCRATS
Is TERMED RIDICULOUS.

Washington. June discharges IN a
statement circulated among members
OF Congress In connection with tho
Blair-Dover controversy IN the treasury
that key positions In the treasury de-
partment were held by Democrats were
declared by Secretary Mellon IN for
NAL statement today so false and for
the most part ridiculous" as ordinarily
not to require notice.
The statement which made it's appear
anCe today at the same time II became
known that $50 House members had
signed a memorial TO the President
praising Assistant Secretary Dover Of
the treasury, was further declared by
MIR. Mellon TO be the product Of few
selishly ambitious employees and some
dlscredted former employees"
Circulated with the petition was
document giving the names OF almost
$50 office holders in the Treasury and
Internal Revenue bureau. who were de-
clared TO be Democrats. and occupying
key positions Many Of these. Repuh,
l!can House members circulating the
petition said wero d!sloyal TO the pres
cnt administration and through their
lucx Of cooperation were holding up the
work Of the government
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In regard to statements By BrinkmA4
Frank Lowenstein, also OF BlatY toid
the jury that the former had borrowed q
rifle from him before the fight In which
the deputy was killed. and returned IL
afterward with three straight MARKS
and a cross cut on tho stock. The marks
the witness stated. he understood rep.
resented the three deputies who were
shot fatally in the scrimmase.
Brinkman previously had testified for
the state that he was compelled to 20
to Blair from Danville at a pistols
point. and was forced 70 accompany the
men to Blair Gap, for fear Of his life.
Jeff Workman Of Ottawa. and ]. W.
Harris, OF Sovereign. mining camps
nearby. were the two who testified that
they saw Brinkman at the railroad sta
ton at Blair shortly after the fight,
where he IS alleged TO have told a num-.
her Of men that he fred the shots whichs
brought Gore down. and then displayed
the money. they said he stated belonged
to the deputy.
Other Witnesses.
Brinkman was recalled briefly by the
defense, and testified as to dates. II
was during the cross examination OF
Harris that the defense first introduced
It's question concerning the Logan
county system Of deputy sherirs. Tho,
prosecution made numerous objections
to the introduction Of such evidence.
with the result that while counsel
argued for and against It's admissible
ity the court excluded the jury.
Remaining witnesses who took the
stand, including John Jaynes. Guy
Moore, George and Everett Early. all
Of Blair, stated in substance that feel
ing ran to a high pitch in Blair after
the Sharples AFFAIR, with reports Of
Logan deputies coming to "shoot % the
town" Miners. they declared, patroIi-
ed the roads thereafter until Blair was
in the midst Of the miners coming in
from Marmet in Kanawha county and
from parts of Boone county, going to-
ward the ridge separating the Little
Coal and Guyan valley regions Of Logan.
Many Of these witnesses testified that
they also took up arms ito protect the
town." In cross examination. however.
few were positive as to whether air.
planes from Logan had dropped bombs
at Blair before or after the light II
which Gore met death.
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MINE GUARD SYSTEM
CONTINUED From Page ons.)

sought to show. helped to provoke the
excitement.
Ten witnesses were called by the de-
Tense In all today. most Of them resi-
dents OF Blair. who were in and about
the vicinity during the armed march.
Br1nkmau hccused
Several testified that Jack Brinkman.
a state witness and an eyewitness of
the fight In which Gore was Killed. told
group Of men at Blair following the
night that ne fred tho shots that killed
the deputy and displayed a $40 bill
which he said belonged to Gore.
Others told Of their anxiety concern
Ing reports OF an invasion of the mining
camp by the Logan deputies, Of their
arming and patrolling the roads In the
vicinity OF the town.
Indications today pointed to a speedy
rest by the defense. T. c. Townsend
said tho defense expected to eliminate
large number Of witnesses. while
Of the United Mine Workers and Sam
uel r. Montgomery. former non-partisan
candidate for governor, both Of whom
in Charles Town.
Tho First witness
Marion Williams Of Blair. the first
witness called by the state today, testi-
Ned that he was In the fight al Sharples
between miners and state police prior
10 the Gore killing. Tho miners he SAID
were patrollng the roads TO protect the
town against a reported invasion by
deputy sheriffs.
1t was at night he said, the miners
were accosted by the state police who
wanted to know who they were. We're
miners" the witness said they answered
and Immediately the firing began. Three
miners were killed in the engagement.
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EASTERN STAR ELECTS

rarkcrsburg. W. Va. June l6.-Clos-
INK 4 three days convention here the
grand chapter Of the colored order ~
the Eastern Star selected Charleston
as next years meeting place. at the
came time az the meeting Of the col
ored Mnson's lodge. and installed new
officers They are Grand Patron, B. S.
bent. of Arista: Grand Assistant Patron
II. Robinson. Clarksburg; Grand "or-
thy Matron. Gertrude Brown. Parkers-
burg: Grand Assistant Matron, Maria
Barber. Mullens: Grand Secretary. Hen
rle:ta McCollum, Montgomery: Grand
Treasurer. Jessie Brown, Gary: Grand
ConduCtress, Rhoda Wilson. st. Adams:
Grand Assistant Conductress. Julia
Hundlcy. Nj Hope: Grand Warden, An
Mo Smith, Holden. The chapter will be
represented At the international confer
cnrc at Washington. u. c.. In August
by Delegate Alexander Barber and Mrs
NJ. T.. Davis.
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THIEVES RAID FARMS
IN WASHINGTON co.
Complaint 10 Made to Authorities IN
Nsighboring Pennsylvania County.
Churches ana Farms Ransacked

Washington, Pa. June l6.-Complaint
was made today TO the washington
county authorities against the dcpred =
lions OF thieves In and around Marianna'
where the East Bethlehem Baptist
church and Winnett chapel OF the Meth
odIst Episcopal church we're recently en-
tered and tespoilcd OF carpets. books ami
lighting nxtures. Farmers In the sam"
community are comp aiming also. Among
the victims listed today we're A. J. IL
cry. so chickens: Levi Lewis, 30
chickens; Israel Btgler, eight shcep;
James B. Greeulce. three sheep. In some
instances sheep have been slaughtered
in the nelds the meat carried away and
potts and boots left
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ASSIGNEE SALE

The entire stock OF Plumbing Goods
etc. Of W +. Seal. located at 2o1 East
Main street. Barnesvillc. Ohio. consist
ing OF plumbers tools and accessories
bath room outfit complete, stools. brass
goods and htt!ngs. Arcola heater ami
eoui pment. radiators. bar lead. lead. IRON
and steel pipe. httinGs ali kinds SOIL
pipe and connections vices. thread cut
ters. rubber hose. stove roll top DESK
typewriter. adding machine. one auto
mobile truck and other things usua!iS
kept in q plumbers store. sptehd'u
opportunity for some energetic man l"
establish himself in a profitable bust
ness building can be leased for term
n, y.s-s from the owner. For in:orma-
ron or inspection call or write 20 Rich
"a na,cy assignee. Je 1911
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON

or Jesse Swager. Notice Is hereby
given that on Or about the lst day or
July. 1872. an application will be HE'D
with a. q. Jenkins. Pardon Attorney
Charleston. W. Va. for the Pardon or
Jesse Swager convicted OF the crime of
Grand Larceny At ihe May Term WI
OF the Criminal Court OF Ohio County
and sentenced to Imprisonment IN the
West Virginia Penltentlary for the per-
iod Of Years. je liza
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
OFFICERS REELECTED

Tarkershurg. w. Va, June 1.-THE
grand commander Of co!"red knights
Templars closed its annual state meet
ing here today by re-elcctinG the old
officers X G. Campbell, N.E.G.C.: {.
r. Williams. V.E~n.G.C c.: J. T.. Brown.
VEG.GS J. s. Carper, We. c.: Cap;. q.
II. Stewart, N.E.G.T.; c. II Robinson
VEG
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XII KLUX KLAN HAS NO
MASONIC CONNECTIONS
Grand Master Of Massachusetts Brands
As False Report Kan Has support
Of Masous.

Boston. June ia letter declaring
the, Ku KluX Khan AN un- Masonic or
ganiaation. utterly without Mason sur;
por' or sympathy" has been sent to an
Masonic LODGES OF the state by Arthur
y. Prince. grand master Of the Massa
chusotts Carnd lodge.
no letter made public here toda
saws that a. !, gIand lodge. We Wuuld
take no interest In this organization,
but for the claim made by its otti"erH
and organizers that ITS membership *
largely Masonic and that II mas Ma
SONIC approval and support.
continues rs absolutely false az tho
K Ian has no connection with and neither
does il have the support OF any Ma
sonic jurisdiction
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FOE SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE - STAcre farm: valuable
coal. growing crops. horses. cattle.
poultry. vehicles, machinery. tools. dog
included II taken soon; convenient high
school town; good markets: healthful
surroundings; s. acres highly cultivated
ttilage: estimated 10000 feet timber:
SO fruit trees: Groom house: +o-ft. barn
Aged owncr Low price
$4,000 takes all. part cash. Blake V.
Nicer. Sclby bldg, Coshocton. Ohio.
je 1917