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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17
]. H. SLAUGHTER
 DIES AT DOUGLAS

Hon. John H. Slaughter died at his home in the Fisher apartments on Twelfth street Douglas, Ariz, Thurs day morning at 5 o'clock following an acute attack of high blood pres sure which came upon him at 10 10 o'clock last night MT. Slaughter had been in feeble health for more . than year and. has been in an ur- certain state since the murder of his foreman, Jess Fisher, nearly year ago.
 During the past six. months, MT. Slaughter, accompanied by Mrs. Slaughter, made two trips to Indian Hot Springs, in Graham county, where he made noticeable gains. He had planned to return to the springs during the past month, but gave ap the trip on account of lack of modern facilities there for his proper care. He was 80 years old.
 Besides the widow he leaves one child by his first wife, Mrs. Dr. NJ. -A- NiOChC Ol OOQSTdS. A son, w, J Slaughter died in this city in 1911. after long period of ill health.
 As a type of the true westerner. John Slaughter was perhaps the most outstanding of any of the pioneers of Arizona, one who had battled both with outlaws and Indians in the re- demption of Arizona frori the dangers ct the hostile Apache and fo: pro- !! lection of the carly settlers from out. lawry and deDredation.
 The old pioneer was an escort with the late General Lawtcn in Mexico when Geronimo, the Apache Chief, was rounded up and compelled to surrender, and was sheriff of Cochise county for three successive terms in the early days.
 The deceased was cousin of 1 Arthur Slaughter of Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17
TAXPAYERS ID MEET IN CLIFTON FEB. 2

Harlow Brubaker, secretary of the Greenlee County Taxpayers Assccia- tion, is sending out notices this week to the taxpayers of the county call ing a meeting. of the Greenlee Coun- ty Taxpayers Association to be. held at the Y. M. c. A rooms, Clifton, on Monday, February 27th at 80 P. M.
 This is the annual meeting of the Association for the election of off cers to serve for the ensuing year and a full attendance of all members, as well as all interested taxpayers, is requested.
 The letter of invitation addressed to members and taxpayers reads as follows:
 Are you a taxpayer?
 fl so, are you interested in a re- duction of your taxes?
 The question of taxes is of vital importance to the small taxpayer and is becoming more so each year.
 Are you willing to devote an even ing to discussion of Greenlee Coun' i tvs tax problems?
 Whether member or not, be pres ent at the annual meeting of the Greenlee County Taxpayers Associa- tion and be prepared to state your views. At the Y. M. C. A. rooms Clifton, on Monday Feb. 27th at 7:3O r. M.
 If you are in accord with the object of this association but find it impos sible to attend, may we not have an THE GREENLEE COUNTY TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION
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FORCE |S ID BE CONTINUED
 DURING SUMMER

Owing to the continued unsettled and unsatisfactory condition of tie world copper market, as well as the surplus remaining on hand at the present estimated at seven months supply. and the beginning this month of production in some of the lower cost camps, there is no immediate prospect of an increased force being employed in the Clifton-M orenci dis trict, and the date of resumption of production remains indefinite
 Commenting on the situation this week Capt. J. P. Hodgson, manager of the Phelps Dodge Morenci Branch said:
 ''The work being carried on at present in this district by the Phelps Dodge Corporation will be continued with practically the same force as al present employed. The work being done at the Coronado will go ahead to completion which will take ap proXimately six months. In the mean time the concentrator will operate at it's present capacity during thi. period"
 What the program would be in tht district this fall Capt Hodgson wa: unable to state at this time.
 ''The copper situation remains fal 1 from satisfactory said the Moreii | ci Branch Manager. Some of tn, lower cost districts have resumed oi a small scale and until the situation clears we will have to await ou l turn"
 1 While the unfavorable turn a present in the copper market vii have a tendency to delay resumption l of production in this district and b. cause for further exodus of som old employees who have been delay ! ing their departure for other parts il the hope that the resumption of ae tivity would be at an early date, tn fact still remains. that the big plan for this district are only being hell in abeyance until the way can b i seen a bit more clearly, and wit | their ultimate consumation we shsl see the largest copper producing dis /, trict in the United States.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17
NURSE CHARGED WITH MURDER. ON
 TRIAL AT GLOBE

Globe, Aria. Feb. 16-Miss Alma Smith was placed on trial in the su- perior court here today on charge of having murdered IT. l.. Christen- sen, an automobile dealer. A jury was completed and introduction of testi- mony started this afternoon
 The woman, formerly nurse in San Antonio, Texas, is said to have shot Christensen three times and then turned a pistol on herself in an at tempt to suicide in a room of a local hotel last December IS. after (she all 1eged) he had repudiated marriage ceremony between them last fall in Fl Paso, Texas. She recovered from a bullet wound in her chest Chris jensen told her. sne said, that he was not her husband because he had married and was not divorced from a Frances Rooney It developed later, however, that he had been divorced by the first wife, who now is living in Fl Paso with her two children.
 Mrs. Lucy Bellinger, proprietor of the hotel in which the staying took place. was the first witness and testi- fled to hearing shots and finding Christensen dying and Miss Smith | wounded. The latter, said the wit ness, was embracing Christensen and crying that she had killed him and herself because she could not live without him.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17
WoMEN!!! ARE YOU ELIGistE?!

The local Post of the American Le- zion is organizing Unit of the Auxi- lary in Clifton and we want every woman who is eligible to member ship to become an active member Organization meeting will be held on Thursday afternoon February 23rd at two o'clock at the Legion's Club Rooms in the Brutihel Building.
 Membership in the Auxiliary is limited to mothers, wives. daughters and sisters by birth or law, of the members of American Legion and to mothers, wives, daughters and sis ters of all men and women who were in military or naval service of the United States between ArIn 6, 191t and November Il, and died in the line of duty. or after honorable dis charge and pricr to Nov. II, 1920
 The Harold K. Wilson Post No. 2f of the American Legion invites all who are eligible to attend this meet ing Thursday and join the Ladies Auxiliary of The Harold E. Wilson Post No. 2t.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17
RECORDED INSTRUMENTS

ChatteI Mortgages
 Edward Lunt, to Lettie Stoweil Lunt
 Claude B. Machreth, to Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co.
 " P Hastings. Jr to Giis. Valley Bank and Trust Go. Gregorio Gutierrez, to The State Bank of Morenci.
 Bon Wah, Company, ct. al. to Sta.e Bank of Morenci Satisfaction of Mortgages
 Arizona Copper Company to J. J. Filleman.
 Emma c. Little, to R. L. Herre,1 ct. ux.
 The Bank. of Duncan to ". b.
 George Webster Administrator tp H. NJ Merrill, ct ux
 Mrs s. F. Herrell, to Amy Merrill. et.' al.
 State Bank of Morenci to Gregorio Gutierrez
 First National Bank of Douglas to Emelio Girard, ct. ux. Decree of Distribution
 Estate of George H. i-ormeyer, to Julie H. Pitt. Notice of Land Claim
 By Allen V. Marsh. Lis Pendens-
 J. c. Bartlett and J. A. Hagan, vs. Dell M Potter and Morenci Inspira- toin Copper Company, corporation Warranty Deeds
 G. F. Head, ct. ux. to F. V. Romncy Virgil E. Burtcher, ct. ux. to Metho dist Episcopal Church South. Maggie R. Smith to William Ar thur Smith. ] AffidaVits of Identity R. R. Webster, and Reece R. Web ster.
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eREENLEE COUNTY FIELD DAYS

Professor S. P. Clark, Extension Agronomist from the University of Arizona, has just notified the Coun ty Agricultural Agent that he will be in Greenlee County on February 23rd 24th, and 18th, for the purpose of making an agricultural survey of the county. While Prof Clark is here three field day programs are sched uled as follows:
 Thursday, February 23, s:9O A. M
 A meeting on the farm of B. A Wilson for discussion of Fieid Crops. Allowing, Planting and rrri gating).
 2:30 P, M.-Truck Growers Meet ing at County Agents Office. All who are interested in Truck Grow ing are urged to attend.
 Friday. February 24, 1O:O0 A. M All farmers will meet at Sam R. Til leys for a discussion of field ant truck crops.
 2:30 P. MA meeting at Geo. A Lunt's Dairy for a discussion or SILOS and SILAGE.
 7:30 P. M.-Illustrated lecture al Franklin Amusement Hall on '~The Silo and Hopi Indian Agriculture.
 Saturday, February 25,-Virder Field Day, with an illustrated lecture at night. Program will be arranged by the President of the Virden Farm Bureau Local.
 The illustrated lecture is free. tho Truck Growers meeting will be Q vital interest, and no one can afford to miss the field program. Be sur' and come, and bring your neighbol with you. For further information see Walter F. Gilpin. County Agri cultural Agent.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17
REDUCED FARES ON CLIFTON HACA|TA
 BRANCH SOON

That the Fl Paso & Southwestern R. R. Co.,, will soon put into effect a reduction in passenger fare on the Clifton-Hachita branch of that system, to conform with the present pas senger rate per mile on their main line, was made known this week, The new rate, which will become effec' tive as soon as the tariff can be filed with the Arizona Corporation Com mission, reduces the present rate per mile from cents to AS cents per mile. This is a voluntary reduction on the Clifton-Hachita branch and as soon as the tariff is effective the fare from Clifton to Lordsburg will De s3.36 instead of the present fare of S4.20 and to Hachita the new fare will be s519 as against S6.54- Close connection is made at Hachita for all eastern and western points.
 The new schedule on the Clifton Hachita branch went into effect Sun day last
 In order that no one be disap- pointed, and that every one be in, formed regarding the dispatch oi mail from the Clifton Post Office, the following is given for guidance oi the public:
 On Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Friday and Saturday the mail will be closed promptly at 9:3O A. M. Wed nesday at S:1O A. M:
 You may mail letters in the letter drop up to this time with the assnE ance that they will be dispatched.
 Letters are cancelled, then distri buted in distributing case and wher dispatched are tied outA to cities States and R.. F. o. lines. The opera tion of properly dispatcning or tying out the mail requires about 30 minutes and the local Post Office is requiref by the Postal Laws and regulations to have the mail ready 30 minutes before the departure of the train
 When a patron comes in at the las minute and wishes a letter sent, th' city or state to which it would hav' been dispatched is TO doubt already tide out, and consequently this let ter is thrown in the pouch loose, ant being loose in the pouch, is subjected to worse treatment as the othel packages tend to crush or tear, ant !, in some instances might so crumpi' as to cause Postmaster or R. P. D Clerk to mistake for waste paper Then again, if a letter be loose in th' pouch it might not always fall out when the pouch is dumped, and would be discovered by some, other cleri perhaps long after the station fo { which it was intended had been pas sed, thus delaying your letter.
 Mail early before departure o of train should be the slogan.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17
WELCOME VISITOR

F. B. Travis. former secretary oi the '. M. C. A in Clifton, also form CT secretary of the Clifton Commc" cial Club, but now engaged in "Y work at Douglas, was shaking hands with numerous friends the first part of the week. being here for a shor' visit
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17

Mrs. Amy Merrill.
 R. l.. Terrell. and Robert l.. Her relI Assignment of Mortgage
 Waide Harris, to E. c. De Moss.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17
GriSt Gathered at
 the Court House

Luna praying for a decree of divorce from her husband, Andres Luna, was this week filed in the Superior Court by her. attorney c. Hooker. The plaintiff alleges in her complaint that she and defendant intermarried at Clifton, on or about the 18th day of October 1916. That for more than one year immediately last past the defendant has wilfully and without cause deserted and abandoned her and necessaries of life for tf1e support of herself and her minor daughter, Esther, the custody of which the plaintiff prays for
 J. c. Bartlett and J. A. Hagan have filed an action against Dell M. Pot ter, and, Morenci Inspiration GCoppcs Mining Company, a corporation, this week to quiet the title to thirty-three mining claims located in the Copper Mountain Mining District near Mo renci the defendant Potter claiming an interest in and to said mining claims adverse to the plaintiffs. Last Monday being law and mo- tion day in the Superior Court, the demurrers in the following cases ! were argued to the court and over ruled: Henry Carr, vs. Oscar Rain, i vile, ct. uE., Tomas Gutierrez vs. The Arizona Copper Company, Ltd, Rafael Esparza, vs. The Arizona Cop per Company Ltd A Jury trial was demanded by attorney Ling in the case F. E. Williams, vs. George Web 1 ster, Admr. | The demurrer in the case of The
 State yof Arizona, ys. Clifton Dairy suit for delinquent taxes, was sus ! tained by the court and the plaintih
 granted leave of ten days to amend
 the complaint. This case was later l dismissed for the reason that the ] taxes due herein were paid, together 1 with costs incurred.
 l The case of the State of Arizona
 vs G. W. Collins, an action for viol
 ating the state prohibition law, wa:
 dismissed on motion of the County At torney for the reason that the defen
 dant is now deceased.
 A demand for a jury trial in the case
 of John S. Thompson, vs. R. R. Mil Ter was made by the attorneys fol the defendant herein and granted b. the court.
 | c. A. Spezia, G. L. Cashion ant w. C. Adams have this week filet their bonds with the Clerk of thf
 Superior Court and Iualifed a' Notaries Public.
 The Clerk of the Superior Cour has been advised by the Naturaliza tion Examiner of Los Angeles, tha
 the regular day Tor hearing. petition: for naturalization has been continued
 from March 9th to March 18th, 192"
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Phoenix-Total value of exports from state for January $654,913.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17

The case of the State of Arizona, vs. G. W. Collins, an action for viol- ating the state prohibition law, was dismissed on motion of the County At dant is now deceased.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-02-17

4 demand for a jury trial in the case of John S. Thompson, vs. R. R. Mil Ter was made by the attorneys fol the defendant herein and granted by the court
Evening star., 1922-03-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
FOR SALE-H0USES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
i.'OnfInueal.

So 500. .pETWORTH
neroms modernb bal .prches sc 10 Iec
giim
SII 800. ALLISON ST. WEST OF I4h.
A in a
500. I4th ST HEIGHTS.
gerooms
nroden bath electricity nd i in ex
Front side
So 500. CLOSE TO LINCOLN PARK
A ItypeL Lnleju of East $ zoned
modern bath
$40 800. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
eight saiou bedrooms baths shower
brgh me is a III house n
Q a
$4,000. :. OPPOSITE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
70
$I35oo. JCSl OFF CONNECTICUT Az T.
A
SIo,oo.. EYE ST. VEST OF 18th ST.
A o . IN
BOSS & PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES.
Tel. Main 454o I4o0 II St NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-COntfnued.
SHINN'S SPECIAL
BARGAINS

'-rOom house (VACANT). BATH.> EI.EC-
TRIO. GAS: near church. school and store;
lot JOx13O IT,; S2..OO. Terms.
1-rOUm bungalow: ami; Sf.4N: 81 ,00j
cash.
J-room house. electric, gas: garage: ]: fruit
trees: large grape arbor: poultry house: lots:
S.'.fO: $500 cash, balance $50 per month
room house. hath. gas large lot; 81. 800:
$50 cash: balance $50 per month.
'-ro0m house. electric. water. gas: about
half acre: fruit tees: poultry house, $3.50:
$500 cash
Groom bungalow. bath. gas: " lots. 59x!jO
1t. each: poultry house: 81. 800: 81. 900 cash.
room house: extra room for BATH electric:
gas: cellar: ftuunre: lot 5OxlJ0: 81. 800.
groom bungalow: ami: hoOred attic. This
is well constructed bungalow. built about
two years ago by one of best builders:
$4,000
have also three new room Bungalows for
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Star ''Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHNE E.SI.
14th 81. srd Vermont ave-. John c. Haley.
Is.h and and . .sts:. ss. J. s :. ciemence. .
18th and Clifton sts., II. Colodny 30 20.
llth and Harvard sts., The Harvard Phar-
18th st. and Columbia rd. Henry Evans.
3eei l4th St. Erorsrgh's PharmacJ. ,,
Holmead and Otis place. Ho mead fhai'
18th st. and Colorado ave, Piney Branch
Pharmacy.
Ia la 18th :9a std 5sa Rsa NJ se?a 4ha Upton Myers
2l62 California ave-, Morgan BIOS. ..
7th and K sts.. Coldenbelgs ttime clerks
desH).
7th and o sts,. Associated Drug Stores. !I.o,
s,h s,hh and SITS: McSnires Pbarmasy; hsrnassv
:5ol Ga. ave. Rods Pharmacy. s
Ga. ave. and Rock Greek Church rd'' aock
Greek Pharmacy.
Dupont Circle. Dupcnt Pharmacy. ,,
18th st. ard Florida ave-, Pearsons fhAf'
Cd 81. and Mass. ave-. Hygeian Pharmacy.
Donahue.
J., Florida ave. and LIST ST.. sy!vern Ia"p-
North Capitol st. and R. 1. ave., Parker S
1722 Pa. ave-. J. Louis Krck.
2lst and G sts., Qu;gley's Pharmacy.
25th st. and Pa. ave.. Herbst's Pharmacy.
5s2s Conn. ave-. Chew Chase Pharmacy. -
Wisconsin ave. ard Macomb ST., CieVeiand
s2o4 St. o'Doraelrs Pharmacy.
seth and sts. Weller & Mos"ey fhar'
Wisconsin ave. and ST.. oonahues Phsr-
2sth and sts.. Pride's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
ed and sts.. McChesney s. Joachim.
ga st. and Nd. aye. hcchesney Joachim
so7 sa iad sis asr,sns %asc s s,o1e
7,h st. and Md. ave-. Louis F; Bradley.
18th St. and Ma. ave. Louis Sacks
lol5 ST.. SeGrs Newsstand;
East Capitol and sth sts.. Fuhrmann's
18th sad East Capitol sts.. Lincoln Park
Pharmacy.
10th st. and E. I. ave-. Paul's Pharmacy
5000 18th st. me-, Mayos Pharmacy
Brook and.
SOUTHEAST.
I'D ST. and Pa. ave-. II. E. sprucebank.
sth ard Eye s;s.. Weller G. Moskey's Phar-
1lth and Pa. ave-. Fealcy's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave.. Weiss & Healy-Anacostia
SOUTHWEST.
7rh and D SIS. Lsntz Bros:
4ia AID L sts.. Columbia Pharmacv.
RATES CENTS A WORD.
in Washington AID SUBURBS for
Eelp and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For Sale and wanted Miscellaneous.
Poultry. Pets AID Livestock.
Automobiles for Sale AID Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
ce-ts a word.
REAL ESTATE ADS.
6 words to the line. Slime minimum. at line
rate. as follows:
/ time. zoe per line.
times. 1Sc per line.
3 times, 17c per line.
Z times. 1Sc per lice
IA times, 15c per Line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.
All advertisements for The Evening Star
must be at The Sta- O.Soe or oae of The Star
ranch Offices by IL pm the DAY BEFORE
ISSUE. with the following exceptions:
lost and Found.
Death Nc.iceS.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Wanted Rooms.
Advertisements under the above c!assifca-
tion will be accepted at The S.ar Office. l1rh st.
any of The Star branch offices until am. day
Of issue. All advertisements for The Sunday
Star must be received at The Star office by 6
Pm. Saturday or at any of The Star branch
Offices by pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for ali ad-
vertisements from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1922-03-06
FOR. SAIE-T,OTS

LOT 55Xi15 FIT. ONE BLOCK EAST ALASKA
ave: all improvements: no assessments: for
est trees. A wonderful value at 81 cents foot.
ADDRESS Box 312-K. Star office
LOT. 5Oxloo FEET. ON ALASKA AVE.
right top of the hill overlooking Rock
Creek PaIk. Most ''hOmy'' of home sites All
imp ioVeman.s. No assessments. COuvpniru;
terms. Address lex 313-K. Star office
LOTS ERE-EVERYWHERE
Acreage for suhdN isions. institutions. clubs
schUuls farms and homes.
SPECIALITY THIS WEEK.
4 lot ou Ttah avenue near PinehurSt tir-
Gle. including all improvements. conta ming
i j.G6i.5 square IT soft. frontage. for 81 $50
cash. GERrRUnE VAN HOESEN. S19 18th
st NJ AIG
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WANTED TO BUY.

6 to II ROOM HONE IN GOOD RESI-
DENTAL section. city M ID. &. suburbs. 11Os
10th st. NV. Phone Main 3I2.
4 MODERN HOUSE IN THE VICINITY OF
Lincoln Park. All cash. Address Box 2Il-l.
Star 6tlce.
WANTED TO BUY-.,M ABSOLUTELY
forced TO hry on before March 18th and
mean business. Want SIX room modern house {;
prefer INV. location. If puSsible. house with
garage. Price limit. 5000. Terms, 800
r,nnty and $50" TO $50 cash. Address Box
MODERN HOME. ABOUT EIGHT ROOMS:
northwest sccticn. near ears: convenient State
department. not over $4,000. Address Box
lG1- Star Otli.".
MOVING TO WASHINGTON: WANTED. \ u
ur . room home in central ne. section:
So 500 20 $4,000: will pay all cash. Give d.
,cripfion. location ana price. Address BOX
33lL. star office.
MUINf PLEASANT SECTION. NEAR 18Th
and Fark road: seven or eight rooms. with
sleeping porch. garage or space for one. Ad-
dress Box 1a9-I.. Star Office. |
RENT OR PURCHASE FROM TO ROOM
house: must be real value. No "Realtors"
i"l .iI0. o.
WANTED g To S ROOM HOUSE IN ANY
good white section: give full description,
nrc- and terms. No agents. Phone NJ. 4o.6.
Room 2i2. Columbian bldg. s.
GENTEEL r0I.UIiED NAN AND WIFE DE
side To purchase q to room home near 18th
and or OTHER good location. SoJ" 10
Si50H. Can pay cash. Address Box l4S-L,
star office.
\ MODERN HOUSE OF SIX OR SEVEN
rooms within walking distance of the House
"fii.p bldg. Possession desired. Terms cash.
ADDRESS Box of7-L. Star Office.
4 HOME IN CHEVY CHASE OR CLEVELAND
Park is wanted by an immediate purchaser:
nnst he detached and priced around $1,000;
wo;ild prefer house built some years back.
rather than new one. address Box 13lL.
Star Office
HAVE PURCHASER FOR SMALL BRICK
investment properties Lis: what you have
with uS FOR Uuirk sale. Edward T.. Schwartz.
Ire. IS4 18th ST. NV. tSee Mr.. Birrkhead).
An INVESTOR WILL BIY 4 ROW NJ
small rental properties or individual houses not
higher than 81 .O,D each: will pay cash. Ad-
dress Bon I3H-I star ufict.
Evening star., 1922-03-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR QUICK SALE LIST YOUR PROPERTY
with Cnitcd Realty Co., Room "l2. Column
hian hIr u
Evening star., 1922-03-06

HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS TO SELL IN
Arlington and Fairfax counties, Va. thaviny
past 20 monrhs); twelve years experience As
real estate salesman. perhaps it would be to
your advantage to list Virginia property for
sale with me. No sale. no charge. WALTER
O'HARA. l2O9 n NV. Phone Main 4H2S.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Phone HyattSVllle En-. 100
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. VA, ABOUT 3la
miles to White House. over fue mactdam road
sp endid two STORY. attic, cellar, large bright
rooms. bath, t.-wh.. electric lights. large
poirhes. nice garage. chicken house, lovely
lawns. iron fencing: about !. acre: bargain:
$S.5lO. See MIR. WILLETT. 1909 II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Three-story and cellar brick home of rooms
and bath; steam heat. electric lights; good
lot to alley. The house Is near 18th St: is
in excellent condition and is occupied By owner
who will give prompt possession. Price,
ST., 800; s.. OG0 cash.
PETWORTH.
- A detached home in n very desirable section
Of Petworth. House has rooms and ba tn:
thoroughly modern; hardwood foors sleeping
porch. large front porch: good lot. Price,
81. 500. Reasonable terms and prompt pos
session.
DOWNTOWN.
An eight-room and bath. three story, bay.
window house, located on business street and
rapidly increasing in value. Price only 50, 600.
Terms arranged.
H ST. NV.
An eight-room and bath brick hcne electric
lights; house In excellent condition; garage
Price, S6,J00.
ROBINSON,
ND BLDG.
18th AND NEW YORK AVE.