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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
KNIGHTS TEMPlAR TO
MEET APRIL l5-17
Triennial Grand Enoampment
Will De Held This Year In
New Orleans; Three
Days

The trlcnnlAl grand onoa usr'n e
tho KNIGHTS rcmpIar slli he held at
New orleans on Alrli 2i. u 4na x.
aaa Guthrie Knishts rcmplar are
esfeeled to attend.
This is tho sooons time iha. Nss
Orleans has entertained the eosse
ton. the eneampmcnt moesins there
IN 1874
A. further lnduccmen, :ur big
crowd tho railroads are msslng =
rate of 10 fares and the tickets
may 30 extended with thls exicn.
slon privilege many II the visitors
viii make trips 10 Cuba. Central AM
erlca aud Panama before their re-
turn home.
AnonK the many attractions slli
be carnival or marfI rrnn parade
"A beautiful ,ableau MOVING on the
streets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
DEATH CALLS WELL
KNOWN CITY WOMAN
Mrs. George Stockdale a Victim
Of Flu and Pneumonia;
Came To Guthrie In
1889

Mrs. ccouo s,ocAdaic. hong time
rcsiden, of this city was called ~
the grim seapcr at 2:,o o'e'ock t-'s
morning after an Illness of q week
with Ia. which turned into pncampa
ia three days ago
The deceased came 20 Logan oount~
in 1879 when the country wss opcaed
10 settlement and has besa real
dent Of the city practically all of ths
time since with the excc-sion o. few
years spent on her homestead nsas
Nsshlon rIcr husband Georee stocA
de. died April sth OF last year
Mss siockdale was remarkably
woman. typical OF the old scho y.
Fitted BY every natural and cduca-
sso1sal Eift Cor leadership In aay
s-here open 10 talented lady sae
those the less spectacular bot more
the less useful one OF home makol
desosing her life 70 the harplness and
welfare OF her late husband. her
children and grandchild. While her
death was sudden, Il was expected.
Tie fever having weakened her heaIt
to such an extent that physlcians
Faye l'ue hope OF recovery.
AIRS. sfockda'c was a firm believer
in Christian Science and died in ths.
faith.
she leaves two daughters Mira "
u. Hoer and Mrs. Sam Smith and =
rff nddaughtnr. AnnaholIe Smita;
three sisters and a lfothcr The sis
tera and brother have brcn Motif \
ard funeral arrangements vii be he'd
IN aheyance pending replies
The deceased was ~ years Of az
al the time Of her death Funeral se--
vices Will tc held NJ her bate homr.
fo1 East ManSur. announcement OF
waich vii b, made late.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
: Side Liehts On Oklahoma Citys --latest Death Case

with him that sIr. Day opened the
door and walked in. lie Immediately
went upstairs. II seems % me that
several minutes must have passed be
fore | heard him coming down the
stairs again. remember very dis
iinesly that ne was standing on the
landing with pistol In his hand.
When first saw him. ! was ies-
rorixed. remember distinctly that |
screamed several times
After this remember nothing
more. Weakened by the struggle to
free myself from Beek's grasp. ! felt
myself fainting. The whole room
swan before my eyes and passed
ouny- The next thing ! remember Is
fhot ao11cone vne' l1nszecnine me and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

I.ymon Gray. Nate Patterson and
chas. Olson returned from Enid last
night where they attended the hear
Ina N frderal court Involving the
Gresham budding In a bankruptcy
salt brought BY creditors Of the
Gresham Milling Company The
ease amer being pofore the court
for txo days was finally thrown on.
b Judre ccitersl on grounds Of IN
sufficient evidence 10 Sustain the
contention o. the creditors. This =
considered a victory for tho Gresham
Interests according 20 chas. Olson
ard ~lu aid maternity in iiquidaiIng
the Guthrie state bank.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
WOULD sPEND MILLIONS
AZ MUSCLE SHOALS

washingtoa. April 8 Resumption
of vork % the Eixsntie wllsoa dam
a nnseIe shoals. Ala. nndsf ehsfxs
u nrny engineers. vas recommend
"a to-day ~ ,hs ssnsts agriculture
.eommlifes whlch voted unanimously
10 pFess an smsndman, 20 the army
aapply blll providing an .ppropfis-
lion Of s5.soo.oeo 70 finance eofk On
The dam for one year b~finain< nerf
July l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

oklahoma City. April 5.-What
part. If any. did whisky play in the
kiIling'
We're there four automobiles around
the Day home al II 80 O'Clock Tues
day morningi Members Of the Day
party say Judge Days ear and one
other car were parked in front
County attorney has information that
there were four ears there.
What wonld be the motive in shield
inc sny member Of the party,
Why did Judge Day walk through
the room where his wife was sfrue-
Cling with Beck. climb the stairs and
get his gun. without saying word'
Why didn't Beek make his getaway
whcp Judge Day entered and sur-
pri>rd him. after Day had disappeared
no1fnin3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

day night. he acted as a perfect gem
fIeman 10 every respect, coming into
the home merely as friend and one
whom We were always glad ia see be.
cause Of his eepisIity. We greatly
enjoyed having him. inasmuch ~ he
was brilliant and seinfilIafing ani an
acceptable addition to any company.
Early Tuesday morning. however,
shortly after Mr. Day left in the au-
fomobiIe to take the other guests
home. he seized me by the wrists and
threw one arm around me- II was a
total supf;Se 70 me. Nothing like
this had ever occurred before and /
wns dumbfounded by his action A.
he held me. be made improper pre-
poeaIs 70 me-. struggled vainly -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
Axe Man
Busy Again

Coneordia. Kas. April D.
Theodore TremblAy. Is year
old farmer boy. was slain with
an axe at his home last night
three brothers. IL. II. and 10
years old. respectively, are
near death with their heads
crushed. and the father Of the
boys. L. J. Trcmblay, trustee
Of Shirley township. and an
other eight year old son were
injured The assailants are
unknown.
The elder Tremblay was
found unconscious on the
porch Of his home this morn
ing, his head injured and his
feet bound with wire. He may
recover
The BODY Of Theodore Trem-
blay was found in the barn,
with the head crushed and the
body burned almost past
recognition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
State Revenue
Tax Drops

Oklahoma City. April -
Income tax collections for ip3f
in Oklahoma. based on returna
filed here before March 10 Of
this year. amounted 20 ti.5Tf.
67o 50 a. against st.i1t.6So ~
brought In on tho same month
last year. according 10 figures
made public today by the tn
sernAl revenue bureau.
The falling off is not ~ real
a. apparent u. q. Bennington.
chief clerk Of the bureau said.
and a. q matter NJ fact. the
returns show Oklahoma 10 be
IN q good condition Bsnning
ton attributed the decrease In
collections 10 the falling off m
gains by big business and the
removal Of many former items
OF taxation.
THIS year there were 72.oo5
returns filed. Of which M.bip
were ontaxable. compared
with os.7o< whom there wera
ip,li0 non.taxahle returns. &C
cording 70 the figures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
VOiIvIA PUTS Ran on
EVERYTHING NOM

Zion. III, April 5.-Sirictcr b.ue
law enforcement with continuation
Of hans on smoking. dancing. swear
ing. gambling and a censorship of
women's clothes was indorsed by The
voters Of Penton township. which n
cludes zion. today.
The Liberals were defeated b. .
majority Of 700 votes at the po's
when the Theocrsfic party. inao-sed
By Wilbur Glenn coiiya. oversee OF
Zion. elected all OF its candidates
The majority was the largest ever
given the Theocrstics.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
DRY AGENTS sElLE \
BOOzE-CARRNl<G SHIP

New York. April b-lFederal pro-
hlbhlon scents yesterday seized tho
eli burning yacht PAtr,i IA for the
third tine and reported the oonfIsca-
ton OF 75 eases OF assortei liquors
The Patricia was ordered released
,wice before after being seized By
federal authorities. once IN San
Francisco in February aud again OF
Miami. Fla. IN March. when 800
cases Of llquor were found aboard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
Boy, Page Diogenese;
Honest Man Is
Found at Last

les Angeles. All t.-osessnssss
'nelers quest ends here and ROW.
according 10 the Ice Angeles county
soard 81 supervisors.
Acon .. pss Roehss of Pasadena.
is an ernpleys Of the eeunsy. Sew
eral monshs ago nc ~ss injured
while a. ~ork and ~ss sers q shecs
under the ~orknen's eompenss
slon act. Lster a seconc check ~ss
rnslled him and stiii lsts- a third.
When the third. which was fos
So. reached oss Rochcs' however hs
ssns :, back. with a note sss,sno ne
~ss At work again and did not fssi
justified IN keeping the cheek.
1T would ee an unosss' pleasure
20 meet NJ. pss Roehes," ssld tss
supervisors ne ls an honss,
man"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
Railroads
.a indged
:sCOntr0/
Mr. an. April s.-fr,ssts
ops i 81 railroads promises


rp' ~ rsiIfott< rf"mt<fs
q l.at, >at transportation pfeh.
lem II the carriers are given "A
fair chance. Daniel willard.
president ~ thc halismars q
Chic railroad. stated today ne.
fore the senate sntsrxtate com.
mefrc committee la continuing
his statement hegsa yesterday IN
rvply to government ownership
statements ~ William q Ne,
sine fsrmtf ilreler general -
fslfoais
what lhe railroads nessl mare
than anything else AZ the prss
snt time. be asserted. i an
opportunity under the terms cf
tho transportation act 10 work
out their problem. without rn,
necessary and hurdsnsome inter
fcrrncr. and | have the utmoss
confidence that they viii sne.
ee~sfnlly urmount their present
difficulties n given = fair chance
10 do o. am also confident
tha, they viii provide the pea.
pie of this country with ads.
qnate transportation a. reason,
able rates aud lower rates than
are 90 b. found Tor similar sefs.
lee IN any other country IN the
world. Thi. The railroads did ~
under the faulty sshems ~ rsss,
iafIon In effect before the war.
aud how much more should they
be able 10 40 W under hettr
aud wiser srheme ~ regulation
now Ia effect"
lie emphasized that In ip2p.
after termination of federal eon.
irul. the railroads carried IN,
per cent more freight than while
in charge ~ the government
Contentious ~ Nf NeAsloo
that she government returned tho
roads IN better condition iha,
when they were taken over were
denied hy Mr.. willard. who SAIL
the carriers contenssnn~ that
their condition was depr~siased
had an important bearing on
future rates
"The difference Ia standard.
however great. musi be made
up" he said. "nnL unless u u
made up from monIe. paid 10 the
carriers hy the director general
on account ~ undcr.msintspanse.
Il will. ~ course. have 10 be done
with monies collected from the
people through the medium pf
transportation charges. The ours
ton ilself had q very Intimate
relation with the future basis ~
rates "
AR willard . resented detailed
evidence Ia the ease of the Halii.
more & Ohio 70 show that the
condition ~ the ears. locomotives.
and roadway was not ~ good ~
when federal control ended ~
when the line wss taken over.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
MAN WSW kIllED TAXI
DRIVER. On TtsISL

Walters. OKLA. April g. ciso
Dobsn On trlal tor the second tire
for the mardsr ~ nus.eIi sprsxus.
service car operator of fa~toa. tooh
the stand Ia als,riet soass hsrs 10
day as the firs, witness for the a.
Tense. Tho state rested last nlEht
after is witnesses bad been ezzmined
Cohen ~ss heInx cross ezsmiasi
~hsn court recessed - noon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
EIGHT ACCREDITED
SCHOOLS IN COUNTY
School Year Cannot Be Less
Than 80 Weeks: Two More
Added To List This
Year

Following IL list of the aeefedis.
ed achoolo o. the coansy to date.
With the number of units - 10
credit of each Orlando and defi.
dian hoing placed On the lla, shls
year. f,olow are some n IN r..
quifsmrnls 10 be met befns =
school can BE- plaeed on the aste's
list.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
BANK TO PAY

Il have collected enouah Hsonsy
TO make a payment of ten psr cent
TO deposisors o. the Guthrie state
nank~ said chas. olson. l,uulda'
tor. today. - will announce the
case of payment just as soop a.
can arrange the books he ssdsd.
sn will be early this month"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
CityHoSt
TOWOn1en'
of Clubs

The opening function Of the
Federated Clubs District conven-
tion was the MONDAY luncheon al
the lone, where 2lo sat down a.
one Of RotariAn Scsricn's best
and perfectly served lunchcons.
President Chalmers Giffin In a
few well chosen and happy words
welcomed the guests OF the o..
casion. which was responded. %
by Mrs. Fred w. Green, preidcni
of the Gnfhric Federation Mrs
J. A. Frazier. Of Wilburton.
state president Mrs. J. A. Riehl,
Blackwell. president first dis
trict, and Mrs. j. G. Pearson.
Marshall. past state president.
Fred ". Green. ON behalf Of the
chamber Of commerce.. invited
the delegates to an auto ride at
five o'clock.
In addition 10 the above off
GERS .here were present Mrs
Winnie Tanger, Oklahoma City,
vice president Of the state fed
GRAFTON: Mrs. Annie Ashley.
chickasha. state treasurer; Mrs
NJ. McCafferty. Enid, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. +. NJ. Dcsclms. Guth-
rie, recording secretary; Mrs. A.
W. Tucker, Perry. treasurer
Mrs. X. A. Barron, Saltwater,
auditor.
Besides the orchestra there
were numerous roars and songs
hy the hosts. During the time
pep and enthusiasm prevailed,
talks were spicy and short AMI
the occasion was declared one Of
the most successful and enjoy
able ever given in Guthrie. The
rrofuse decorations carried out
the color schemes Of the state
and district organizations and
the clubs.
Ex-Governor Chas. H. Braugh
Of Little Rock. Ark. was intro
duced by Chairman Giffin. The
Governor ealopized the delegates
for representing the federated
clubs. now numbering two and a
half million women in the coun.
try. lie was az once an orator
and his talk sparkled in every
sense with wit and humor and
weiehiy history and flights of
brilliant oratory.
Ills eulogy OF the overseas boys
and the results of their achieve
menis held his hearers spell
bound. and his picture of the I'M
selfish work Of .Amorica for the
freedom OF all peoples and the
freedom Of the nations Of the
world was deeply interesting
and highly appealing 70 the
patriotism Of his hearers He
traced the spirit Of liberty from
the IIugenois Of Europe TO bar
rem Plymouth Rock. through the
colonial struggles down 20 the
present modern America. which
to-day rules the world. His flow
Of poetic oratory, brilliant patri-
otic peroristions was enthusiast
eally received. He declared the
United States was doing three
fifths of the railroad traffic OF
the world. America now con
trolls the commerce Of all the
Latin nations.
lie declared that in ten wears
America will dominate the liter
ature. the arts. The science. the
educational. industrial and com
mcrciaI affairs of the world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

]. r. Bristow. president of the
Kirk or company NJ Ardnore. has
been Appointed coiinty ATTORNEY q
Carter county. vice James II. Ma
thevs. resigned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

The newest raiirpad IN the tinted
States II operating today n oklaho-
ma: II ls tho Oklahona. Arkansas 3
Western. running through the timber
belt Of Nayca county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

The oldest woman IN ths state J.
believed to DC Mal'ndy Gilmore, col
ored who lives at stroud. Eshe - To-
years ID and has lived on the sans
farm for 90 years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

Harding has announced that b. T.
planning 10 rcorranizo the civil ser
vice system IIis firrt step Ia 10
turn the rascsis out"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

Fruit chanccn Tor the state this
year were never better. according u
reports from all sections o. the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

Green bugs have been drowned ost
by tho heavy rains over the state. a. :
cording 10 farm experts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

Democratic state ccntral commit
tee wili be IN session In Oklahoma
City tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

John Young. farmer. Nying neae
pawhuska was instantly 'iilied iasi
night when mule kicked him on tho
head.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

Tho supreme court has sustained
the lower court OF Craig county IN
the damage sIit of Eta f.enahan
AGAINST the Katy railroad Her hrs
hand was Killed by a train In 1905
she was awarded to0)0. The road
appealed and tho case has been bur
ricd ever since.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05
Opcr the Wire

WIRE. 49,. 80. 80. 81. ... ss. 49,
school boaf d of Oklahoma City vii
vote on bond issue OF <e225.co0 Tor
school Improvements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-05

What charge viii the comfy atior-
ncy. elect 10 try Judge Day on, assum-
ing that there were no witnesses save
Beck. who is dead. Mrs. Day. whom
the law protects in ease where her
husband y liberty j. at stake. and the
judge. who struck the blow that
caused the fatal shoff
Wife Says Beck Attacked Her
Although hysferical and PROSTATE,
Mrs Jean p. Day Tuesday night told
her version Of the story Of the tragedy
which occurred at their home AZ 2:3o
o'clock Tuesday morning. when Lieut.
Col. Panl W. Beck lost his life.
''Beck visited our home on numerous
occasions, she said. One time be
called vhen- Mr. Day was away. but
Il was . very brief wit. Hoxey<r
Evening star., 1922-05-13

Cheap-1nvestments-Cheap.
Lot, Macomb corner Richmond, 12Bf1BO
part Of this is first commercial: for apartments
or homes and garages.
CLEVELAND PARK.
lot. Ordwn8 At, 50x10O: fine home site.
Good brick house. me- rental. $3.50; price.
81. $50.
Investment bricks. paying II per cent. in
good locations.
Inses:ment property on Fl st. NV. between
Ith land sth NV!
Kent Realty Investment Co..
Room 211 1870 " Y ave- Phone NJ S4tT lss
Evening star., 1922-05-13

MARYLAND PARK. MD.-oNE
fare; ohe-four th.acre lot: two street
ffontages; high elevation; vacant; O.
room. porcli-front frame; recently
built: a real sacrifice at $3.9J0; easy
terms.
DEF, RAY, VA.-Must be. sold and
want you to set the price ana terms:
close 10 Mt. Vernon blvd; large lot;
broom, modern bungalow: Safage.
etc.; possession.
MAYwoOD. vA.-several attrac.
tive and room houses; large lots;
possession; prices, $4,750 upward, on
inviting terms.
BERwYN sEoT1oN--wide front.
age, on. boulevard; high elevation;
cosy. Dutch style. modern bungalow;
outbuildings. ETC.; possession; 1 snap
at a, ESQ; chs, payments. Also sew
eral larger properties. same section,
se,600 and $4,000: terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1923 r ct.
Evening star., 1922-05-13
NEW BUNGALOW
$3.50 CASH.
~IOV ~HoIII
xaAS~>

PRICE, IS, 16O,
Z nice rooms. bath: garage, 10x1S; sas,
cleo: city water; sewerage; lot 4ox15O; lsun.
dry tubs; concrete CELLAR under entire house; 2
squares to ears: 20 minutes to Treasury. This
10 real bargain.
TAKOMA PARK-$5,o5O.
JUST BEING COMPLETED
Bnngalow Of \ large rooms open fireplace !;
tiled bath; excellent heating plant gas. elec. !:
select own fixtures and wall paper Terms
can b arranged: 2h squares from cars and
stores at District line
R1VERDALE-2 ACRES OF
LAND--PRICE, $1,000.
Beautiful 6-r. ana b. house fruit, SHADE;
kAs, elsc.; city water; sewerage: close to cars
Owner must sell.
VIM. G. RICHARDSON.
c25 Colorado bldg. Main aaa1.
Evening star., 1922-05-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE--COntinutd.

LET THAT EPAKE CASH
Earn Money for You
In the Purchase o..
The Little Home You've
Reen Dreaming About.
New groom bungalow: furnace. electric
lights; front and back porches: large eoruef
slx-roon home: hot-water heat. electricity
gS6shes; gSoS cash "s& :ss per- permit month: ill., '''
bG.saow 6sssmsSt s ssco electricity ssh rs
: seven room house: newly pspered and paint.
ed: front and side porches: half.acre erouna
, ' I. Cali our suburban once Tor an engagement
o. y. xANTzINGER. Resltor. ,.,
slst and Dix SITS. ne. Lincoln StSo
"vTLI.A SITE" FRONTING B6TH I6th sT,
and Rock Creek Park. near new sof conrae
FULTON R. GORpeS. Colorado bldg Main
ROOMS ANn sf.EErING PORCH.
2-CAR GARAGE.
Price, %, $50: 81 900 cash. &SS month al
most new. frame bungalow. iocated In Wash
ington suburb; lot 5Ox143:, cement basement
hot.nir heat: near car line: fireplace: oak
noors: $3.50 eler. range: high. beautiful; re
str!tted locality. Call MIR. PARKER. Main
1907. for address.
ARLINGTON. COLUMBIA STATION. MR.
Henderson's place; S3sO cash. $40 per month
o rooms. bath; electricity. furnace; large lot;
bus and enrsi possession 10 DAYS. Col. $751;
LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME: HALF-ACRE
lot: fruit. shade: gRraee; 1-rOom house: am
l.; near car Phone Main 4iB8 for inspection
14s
2 ACRES; GOOD HOUSE, TENANTABLE. is
occupied. but interior unfinished; virginia
good terms: cash payment tnmaterial; month
II payments II responsible Evenings. Colum
bia vita. or address Isux lis. Star office.
8 ROOMS, RATH. PANTRY, HALI1. CLOS
cts. sleeping porch. cellae: furnace. electricit!
large front porch rear porch cement founHa
tion and steps: metal roof; sOme shade ant
fruit; wonderful rose bushes; half acre fertile
land: poultry house. Shedi good elevation;
blocks Falls Church electric. hrstAfarr com
so minutes Isth and Pa ave. Price. s4. 900
Terms. Write n. 4. sHREvE. Russlrn. Va
Phone Clarendon 45a-W-2. or take car 18th and
Avenue. get of at Sunny side. cement walk to
right .
Evening star., 1922-05-13
EVERY
HOME BUYER
SHOULD SEE
THE NEW HOMES
TN

14th STREET TERRACE,
AN IN-TOWN SUBURB. j.
AND FOR THESE REASONS
First, because over one hundred homes have
tom tom Tina That alone should be very satisfactory
s.eSsd s.ssnss i % i: s5BTRb I a. ,.aocal,sg ding
every every city Comfort ana convenience.
Third, because you see here original homer
and original home ideas that in after years
Fourth, and most important to you, because
vacant Ffound g owned BY Us: must be DC,
W esn't put MP an inferior house that viii
Think That Over.
Unless We were offering values In homes
assiss,sly in e5sss. Of other propsrtie. this
''''d The ;Ssfsss Tssss I 81 r; f5ssse;HAsr. sss;
h.y. t srs q sns se Ass Z
sinels Instance have failed. In a number Of
instAness, to meet an emergency. We have
sSSspssdsd The monthly payments to aid pur-
We believe the Home to be the
greatest institution in America
thst !" the. es.t I value ~ yoar money = viii III buy
ana We are producing that class Of home here.
WHY, PAY RENT?
To Inspect
Take 14th st. car marked Colorado ave. or
fAksma Park and get OF at jefferson st. a.w.
This places yan ID about the center Of the
large operations and near the sample homes.
which are opsn eysfy Aieht uatu p.nh.a 9. .
sad room detaehAd hofns1.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Realtors.
OWNERS AND BUILDERS.
us 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-13
Bv Owner-Beautiful Home,

By OWner-Beautlf Home.
0 large rooms and bath porches. electricity,
sewerage; most bautiful suburb near Washing
fruit trees, grapes. shrubbery. flowers; garden
pisaatssd; gardsnsr's cottage; house perfect
rare and beautiful Mahogany, oriental rues,
etc. Bargain. &11 900, furnished or sell In.
furnished; ttrmt. Address Boz e4-H, Star ONCE