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The Washington times., 1924-06-20
TEACHING
HAMPERED BY
MOVIES
Autos and Radio Also Blamed
AZ Distracting Children
From Work

SYRACUSE. N. Y, June So
Education Of boys and girls today is
being hampered rather than aided
by movies, automobiles ana radios.
Percy M. Hughes, superintendent Of
schools, concludes after a thorough
study Of the situation as presented
In the Syracuse public schools and
in those Of other cities.
II do not want to be classed as
an enemy Of the motion picture, =
he said. II think 1t Is q great
thing. but 1t can be abused and is
being abused as far. as many school
children are concerned.
"Our teachers are constantly UP
against the problem of keeping the
boys and girls mind on one
thought until 1t has made an i'm
preston.
eat night or after school the boy
will tune In on the radio. He will
get station after station, Jumping
from Schenectady TO Boston and
then to New York or Chicago,
which only helps to create the idea
in his mind that life ana the road
to education 10 like that.
Parents should aid the teachers
In making the children devote more
time to worthwhile books and less
to the movies and automobiles and
radios.
"The movies are robbing the chill
dren Of the power or opportunity to
think. Everything is though; out
for them. Newspapers. too. are "a
blame for q lot Of the chlldren's
failure TO think. The headlines
tell everything.
The advantage Of a good book
over the same thing IN pictures 4
that some thinking n required q
work out the plot. while the motion
picturo has dono q for year4
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
SIDESTEPs DEATH CALL
nv BECOMING CAVE MAN

NEW PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
June 20 Simon Lakavage, who
was told by his doctors six years
ago that he was in such ply steal
shape that he Guild not live IL he
continued to work in mines, has
gone back to the styles Of the cliff
jewellers and is q genuine cave
dweller.
He has made a cave in the hill.
side, near the Irish cemetery, close
to New Philadelphia, and lives
there. He has sheets Of old roof
ing tin for a roof so that water win
be kept out of his home. The
"home IL 30 low that he has to
slide in and stay in a horizontal
position. Old potato sacks are his
bed, and by eating over-ripe fruit,
he keeps in the pink Of condition.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
MUSICAL AMBASSADORS
SET SAIL FOR EUROPE

NEW YORK, June 20.-A group
of musical ambassadors" have
sailed for Naples, in charge of
Pietro Yon, honorary organist Of
the Vatican. The small group Of
American musicians and compos.
ers are off on real diplomatic
mission, with recognition from
Washington, according to Mr.. Yon.
1--WE viii be musical ambassa
DORIS" Mr.. Yon said, authorized
by the Department Of State, in
Washington, to promote friendlt.
ness and respect for American
talent in italian and French music
circles. Our tour, as originally
planned, was to provide a master
course Of study in organ playing
and composition. But this purpose
has since acquired a new impor.
lance"
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
MAY
FORCE OUT
FIGHTERS
Action to Be Taken on Links
Row Of Sen. Robinson
vs.. Dr.. Mitchell

Senator Joseph T. Robinson Of
Arkansas and Doctor James F.
Mitchell, chief surgeon at Emer-
gency Hospital, today face expul-
sion from the exclusive Chevy
Chase Club as result of their
engagement of fisticuffs on the
golf course of the club late yes
terday afternoon.
Drastic Action Seen.
Apparently nettled over the un-
pleasant notoriety which the dis.
tinguished golfers have caused
through their quarrelling on the
course which resulted in Senator
Robinson hitting DR.. Mitchell in the
eye with his fist and knocking him
down, Alexander Britton, president
Of the club, today promised that II
the facts concerning the episode are
accurately set forth in the press
that drastic action will follow.
President Britton told the Wash
ington Times today that he win
call upon the principals to furnish
statements Of the affair and that
with this in hand together with
the best information we can get"
punishment will be melted out II
warranted.
Both OF the principals are mem.
bers of the Chevy Chase Club as
well as those who acted as peace
makers in the row.
The matter will be disposed Of at
the meeting Of the board of directors
Of the club which win be held next
Monday.
If dueling had not been prohibited
many years ago, there probably
Continued on Page 26.)
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
TESTS NEW BATHING SUIT
AND BROWNS IN CANAL.

TRENTON, June 20.-Proutlly
wearing a new bathing suit. which
she had been busy making for two
weeks, Mary. the tourteen.year.oli
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Olszak. walked from her home to
The feeder Ut the Raritan canal
and leaped IN.
II n believed that the child was
OF the impression that she could
swim.
she strusgied helpiessly fer q
lev momenis and went down.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
PERJURY IS
LAID To
POLICE
Judge Orders Investigation in
Case Against University
Student

Steps will be taken to prosecute
the officers who, according to
Judge Robert E. Mattingly, per-
jured themselves in the case Of
Henry Maranian, a George Wash
ington University student, and
his brother, Aodvis Maranian,
1925 o street northwest, dis
missed today on charges Of vio-
lating the national prohibition act.
To Investigate Case.
II am going to refer this case to
the probation officer for further in.
vestigation in an effort to prove 1t
a case OF perjury and conspiracy
against the defendants" said Judge
Mattingly, ''as / have in my hand
an affidavit from the professor Of
the mechanical drafting class at
George Washington stating that
Henry Maranian was attending
class on the night the sale was
alleged to have been made"
After hearing Albert E. Summers,
the Government agent, testify that
he made the purchase from
Maranian in the back room of a
store on o street, Judge Mattingly
declared that he had visited the
place and that it had no back room.
Summers and Fuller Arlington, OF
the Third precinct, prosecuted the
case.
"It is pitiful that the police must
resort to such measures in an effort
to make reputation. It Is a reflec-
ton on the whole police force and
a condition which must be remedied, F"
said the court.
This is the second case within
the past week wherein the police
have been criticised for this prac-
tice.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
SONGS IN GROUPS.

''What'H / Do" when "The One
/ Love Belongs to Somebody Else"
and that somebody dates her "Af-
ter Every Party?"
When I'd tell her, "Bit by Bit
You're Breaking My Heart" IAN
She'd Say Was Um.Hum."
First, Last and Always" that
man would come; then / got those
Haunting Blues" and / wanted to
20 to "The Land Of Broken
Dreams" but II Wish ] Knew
where to look for the "Silver Lin.
Ing" that leads to Whispering
Hope" BATTLING SAM.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
BUTTERFLY HAS
SINGLE LIFE
MATE
Habit of Insect Commended
For Humans by Scientist
In California
TIMES -sTAFF1PHoTo

LOS ANGELES. June 2O.--cali.
fornia's golden. gorgeous butter.
flies have love-life, which, IL fol-
lowed by humans, would bring world
happiness, Doctor John A. Com.
stock, director of the Southwest
Museum here and q butterfly con.
noisseur of recognized authority.
said recently.
A female butterfly has only one
lover in a lifetime, according to
Doctor Comstock. She is constant
In her affection; but this steadfast
love is not Of her own choosing,
however, for the males will have
nothing to do with q female who
has once mated. No matter how
gorgeous her wings, a butterfly can.
not attract new lovers after she
meets her first mate. She loves but
once, then dies.
The love affairs of butterflies
are beautiful; but that butterflies
do immense damage annually in
America Is admitted by Doctor Com.
stock, who estimates their ravages
in crops total more than 500 ,0O0, 900
each year.
One variety, white in color, actu.
ally destroys more than 100000
worth Of cabbage plants in this
State every year.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
ceremony
|SDEN||ED
BY MAN
Woman Sues for Nonsupport.
Perjury Charge Placed
Against Husband

Are John Davis and Elizabeth
Newell Ledman-Davis legally mar
ried? Is Davis attempting to
blacken the woman's name by
swearing he has never married
her?
These questions are to be de-
cided Monday in the Alexandria
police court. They are the OUT
come Of a charge Of non-support
brought by the woman against
Davis today.
DENIS He Wed Her.
Davis told the court today he had
lived with the woman for more than
four years, but had not married her.
She says they were married in Bal
timore In September, 1920, but that
Davis destroyed the marriage GER
tiGcate.
Following the hearing today, the
prosecution declared itself unwilling
to accept Davis testimony against
the woman's, and a charge of per.
jury was placed against Davis.
John w, Brookfield, clerk of the
Alexandra civil and police court,
was ordered to go to Baltimore and
there to search the municipal rec
ords for marriage between Davis
and the woman in 1920. An effort
to trace the case by long distance
telephone today was unsuccessful.
Tells Of Marriage.
The woman told the court that
she went to Baltimore with Davis
ana waited at a hotel until he re.
turned with license and they were
married. On the same day they
returned to Alexandria and started
housekeeping at 91S King street,
she says.
About a year later, the story con.
tinued, Davis became angry one
night and burned the marriage
certificate. The woman said she
told Davis mother about it, and the
latter had replied that her own hus-
band had done the same thing.
Davis mother was placed on the
stand, but her testimony In regard
to her sons alleged marriage was
uncertain. She did not know posi-
lively whether the two were mar.
ried, but said her impression was
that a ceremony had been held in
Alexandria. The case win be re.
stunned on Monday morning.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20

in the records, mailing the applica-
ton blanks and learning to use the
special computing machine and
other devices that will be utilized
in this vast work.
General Davis announced today
that his force will be sufficiently
organized by tomorrow to receive
the applications Of the veterans on
the blanks. He issued a statement
today urging the veterans not %
write 20 the War Department with
references 70 their applications,
which win Be acknowledged &c
promptly az possible.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
THAT FLAPPER:PROOF

Dear Bal: That famous flap
per-proof conductor on tie
Washington Virgi4iG rGilWGv u
1toO wearing eyeglasses. DO you
suppose he THINKS he can lock
EN- 0Ver better Nth the glasses?
r. G. FLAPPER.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
WHY SHE HAD I'D BoBBEn

OAAH AAAW ~ DUUADAD
81 don't think / ever lUoMlI
have had my hair bOIbed, be-
cause everybody told me / hGo
such a fine head of hair, but ono
day one of the girls dared me to
haze 1t done, and ! 1teUer take a
dare. No, / MeVer think of just
following the styles, as other
sVomten do" GENEVIEVE.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20

on the Brookville pike, tomorrow
afternoon and night. A band will
play during the afternoon, and a
dance orchestra will perform at
night. A baseball game and other
features are planned.
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
gEF THEY MAY DO McADOO.

YET THEY MAY DO MCADOO.
zAe cook crec III the utormsmg,
Hts cI1fiom note fdttg true.
Ae gove this friendly iDorMtHg:
McAdoo'H DO.
McAdooTl do,
McAdooU do.
A royal booster 70 the
rooster
McAdoo'H do.
From Golden Gdts to Helps Gdte.
From Rio GTdnde to Erie,
~ eVery state, beyond debate,
He answered every query:
McAdoo'It do,
McAdoo'H do.
on, men, 1tUe ear to tile
q chGNticIeer--
McAdoo'H do.
THOMAS DICKSON.
WHERE FOLKS STILL KNOW
WHAT cows ARE.
A contrib sends some small
ads. from the Tulsa World:
For sALE-Large HOlstein COW
WANT good fresh milk cows IN exc
change for now late Ford road.
ster, sllp-On body.
WANTED-To trade dental work
Tor cow or chickens.
' II .
The Washington times., 1924-06-20
Wheaton Picnic Plans

Arrangements are complete for
the Wheaton Community League
picnic, to be given at Wheaton, Nd,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-02

BRILLIANT TRADING COMPANY
SO Pearl Street New Ynrk. n. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-02

cuanto los honorarios de estos le-
trados en- este case, no ha prescrito
todavfa como ha sostenido el letrado
V. Zayas Pizarro.
La Corte ordena al Secretario que
prepare la orden para frmarla ad-
judicando Ismael Santiago en- quie-
bra.
En- ell case de Ignacio Guasp VS..
Construction Supplies Corporation,
solicitud de suspension de juicio por
ell letrado Harry f. Besosa, la Corte
la acuerda, siempre Y cuando que Ell
letrado Besosa Sc haga cargo de pa
gar el gasto del jurado que implica
$54.00, suspendiendo dicho case has
ia Ell 2 de enero de 1925.
Ell letrado Frazer solicito que la
Corte senale el case del American
Colonial Bank VS.. The Speciality Shop
for Automobiles Gabriel Guerra
que ha estado pendiente hace alg1n
tempo Y el abogado Francis letrado
de los demandados convino en- que Sc
fije un dia del presente mes de di-
ciembre para ultimar dicho case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-02
JUICIos DE PRoHIBICIoN

@A9AHEEFss sss &sAsAafsS
El viernes Sc vieron dos juieios de
prohibicion importantes uno contra
A. Bruno Y Padilla Antonio We
lazquez, representados por los letra-
dos Sanchez Gonzalez y otro en-
contra de Manuel Juncos Y Trinidad
Colon, Representatives por los letrados
Sanchez y Diaz Viera. En- ambos ca
SOS estuvo afortunada la acusacion
fiscal porque el jurado que entendio
en- ell primer case encontro a Antonio
Velazquez y declare absuelto A.
Bruno Y Padilla en- ell segundo, decla-
70 culpable los dos acusados.
Ell Juez Odlin no ha sentenciado
estos acusados todavfa porque Sc
concedio a los letrados defensores
cinco dias para radicar mociones de
nuevo juicio.
Aver lunes Sc, vieron dos casos,
en- uno de los cuales el acusado Pas
casio Marquee Sc declare culpable
Y el Juez Odlin le impuso $500 y
las costas.
Este acusado y ell otro Rogelio Pa
raids, estuvieron representados por
el letrado Sanchez. Ell jurado decla
ro no culpable a Paradls.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-02
listed no pdeGe cstar sane 81 tiene
el higado enfermo.

Ell higado es uno de los organos mas vi
ales de su cuerpo y debido sus impor-
lantes funcciones, tiene que estar sieInpre
sano para trabajar propiamente. 81 el
higado deja de trabaJar, tHdas las naterias
venenosas que normalrnente son iestrui-
das por el higado. Sc acumularian y pom
drian su vida en- grave peligro. 81 Rene
dio de Leonardo para q Higado es una
medicinal segura inofensiva para curar
bilosdad, eructos. aliento. fetido. dolores
de cabeza, estreilimiento, indigestion. dis
pepsia. fatulencia. estomago acido todos
los desordenes del higado, esIonago in
testnos Ell Remedio de Leonardo es agra
dable al paladar, es puro no contiene
calomel nj substancias peligrosas Unas
cuantas dosis del Remedio de Leonardo ie
probaran que es superior a todos los denlas
liamados medicamentos para el higado. De
venta en- todas las farmacias y droguerias
dna7 ~
9;)lAl - :. :: -: -: e.. !. 9
ca4a pasaete levs esta
@srea de iibssss~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-02
IDEAL PARA UN REGALO
su NoMBRE GRABADo, GRATIS EN-
LETRAS DE ORC

LETRAS DE ORC
Puma fuente de cauchO ne.
E6hSrsx gro con llenador autoInag1c%,
%NaN absolutamente garantizada. Els.
EsgA1 tilos para damaS y .lcaballe-
M|N@ ros. Las de caballeros miden
Es Clip pulgadas teuen la pa
ME9MA lanca del llenador el sujess
MI1k& tador de orc enchapado. Las
Eg E de damas mden 5A pulgadas
NESS v estan provistas de una ar
NgNM gollita, de enchapado
&SsgE@ de una cinta de seda negra
- con hebilla gancho de ORC
SAN enchapado, para colgarIas al
kEs cuello. Las plumas son de
~ oro macizo de Id kilates y
EE9I producer, al escribir, hermosos
EM perfiles.
kEN Estas plumas fuente son de
kOskM gran aparienca de la mejor
EAJkN calidad rinden un servicio
EAkM efcaz por tempo "indefnido.
klM Grabamos en- cada puma ell
MM nombre apellido que Sc
RT9S desee, sin costo adicional.
KI@ Precio. de cada puma, inclu,.
N. yendo Ell franqueo, 1,75 No
Eaa envfe dinero, pague al carte.
+ k2 ro al recibirla. ST IA queda
49, satisfecho lie devolveremos el
- valor.
90 ESPECIAL: A todo ell que
EA ordene seis plumas fuente, lie
EsA enviaremos una GRATIS, con
XIV su nombre grabado. Solicite
W 6rdenes entire sus amigos "
obtenga una magnifica plurha
ia fpente sin costo alguno Pida
nuestro catalogo general.
BRILLIANT TRADING COMPANY
SO Pearl Street New Yor1,, N. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-02

ssha alot tenesp prarknA u
flag trains signal ls4
lAcoun ds las AOra diea -
In column Own
Asmbrs a
ekAa p~zas ssxuz. Isss
Evening star., 1924-06-13
SALE-FARMS.

125-ACRE VALUABLE FARM. ABOUT .
miles from Washington. on main highway to
Washington; owner now shipping about so or
house. dairy barn 30x4O for 16 cows. Pub
lie garage. private garage. corn house, wagon
shed, meat house and dairy. All praetieaIy
new. Land in high state of cultivation. fsrul
is watered by two wells and spring. Ihls
farm is the best buy in the county.
CISSEL & oFFUTT, INC. Rockville, Md.
] HAVE a 7211-ACRE FARM IN THE DIS
trict the Ridge rd. tn.e). well watered
rich soil no buildings. but 30 acres OF val
usble hard timber: $4,000 cash; assessed 81
$500 BUYS HOUSE. ACRES OF GROUND.
poultry house. corn house; everything wired IN
for poultry raising; located at Loyeville. No
For further information, JOHN MATTlNGIf.
North 433-J Monday. .-
ACRES GARDEN LAND NEAR CAR LINE.
Md: 3-r.. bath bungalow; h.-w.h; porch TX
40: fine lawn. shade. bearing fruit, all kinds
berries. garden planted; tenant house .
poultry houses, garage; real place. SS' 'oo'
81 900 cash.
) acres. nearby Md: 5-room house not
fruit; bargain, gain si.doo; 1880 cash. No trade
above.
For suburban homes and country places
ARTHUR NJ CONN0R
Evenings Cleye. l67W.
T2G l4th St NV. Room 222. Ph. NJ. '1t6.
37rs ACRES. ~ MILES FROM WASHING
ton, d. G.. two minutes walk to electric sta
tioD: acres woodland. balance in high state
OF cultivation. Raised so bushels OF corn to
the acre last season. young apple chard.
produced 500 bushels last season. Land is
fenced with heavy woven wire and well wa
tered. S-room house. with bath and finished
attic: hot-air heat. Delco lights alr-pressure
watered. big basement. There 10 out
buildings. Price. $40 600. which includes
growing crops and everything but house fur
nishings will sell 10 acres and all i'm
provements for $1,000 The improvements
can't be replaced for the price asked. Terms.
IA cash. balance TO suit purchaser.
Evening star., 1924-06-13
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

BEAUTIFUL CORNER APT HOUSE, NV:
80 room apis. with janitor quarters; less
than $4,000: SO, 900 cash. Direct from own
er. Address BOX 2T9N, star office. l''
co OPERATIVE PLAN - THE NoRTHUM-
berland. Io2-Four large rooms, kitchen, pri-
vate hail and bath: good closet space: all out
side rooms and an especially attractive apart
building. North $3.50. or Union REALTY
t0RPN.. l4l0 q st. NV. Main s4l5.
COOPERATIVE PLAN-NO. I. THE LEAN
ngton. 2J03 18th -. NV rooms. kitchen,
bath and porch: large room. Can he seen by
appointment Price. $3.50: terms. UNION
REALTY CoRPN., exclusive agents, l4l0 q
ST NV. Main Si15.
co OPERATIVE PLAN - THE NoRTHuM
herand Apt. 703-Three large rooms, kitchen.
pantry. reception hall, two large closets and
bath: southern exposure. Price, $3.50; terms.
Apply 10 manager in building North $3.50. or
the UNION REALTY CoRPN., l4l0 6 ST. NV.
Main Sll5.
Buys splendid department building near 18th
ST. and Columbia rd. Pays Il per cent net on
$40. 900 equity, or about 10 per cent net on
total. $4,000 cash will swing it. Extra nice
place: big lot: cheap rents. Look il over
Mr.. Sommerville, with
WILLIAM :. PHILLIPS,
1882 X st. NV. Open evenings Main 46Oo.
OWNER Will. CONSIDER DISP.,SlEG OF
the finest apartment house site IN Washington
Best renting northwest section. About 100
square feet. Zoned S5' height. VIII not
consider exchange. The price of this prop
erty is cons sderaby below adjoining property
WILLIAM K. HARTCNG
& COMPANY.
HOS 18th Y W Main S1o-3I3.
Evening star., 1924-06-13
140-Acre Riverside Farm.
Seasons CrnnS 4 Aorses

10 cattle. machinery. tools included - s"+tin
now: rich valley farms all around: boat wharf
pays taxes; good stores. school. churches. con
renient city: lGJ acres lOamy feds spring
watered pasture, estimated 100. 090 II. timber.
valuable wood. choice frut: grapes: house
commands magnificent river view: al.o bunga
low. barn. poultry houses. Low price $500
for all. par .-a>l, nrta'iS 4 zig lti'I~
Bargain Catalog money making farms. Copy
-e-'. STRNl-r FAEM \ ~ tept. j, Il
West Fayette ST.. Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1924-06-13
RENT-sTORAGE SPACE.

Storage $500 Load Per Month.
Packing and shipping at low prices
Reliable Storage House,
III fpth st. NM. Phone Franklin 3sA
Evening star., 1924-06-13

BETHESDA HOMES FOR SALE BY OWNER.
DOCKS from Bethesda. on Rockville pike
New hrnom bungalow. with all city conyen-
:ences, hot-water heat, hardwood floors huilt
IN garage. hne open fireplace, bookcases. dress
ing cabinet; must be seen TO be appreciated:
also Groom house and garage. same location.
been occupied by builder only years; all i'm
provemenfS; good terms TO right party. Be
thesda 29-J: 80 pm.
FINE AIYEAR ROUND PLACE, 4 ACRES,
Groom bungalow-type house. h w h. and cleo.
close to cars. at Vienna. WHALEY & BRITT.
kresge bldg, 11th and G.
NEW BUNGALOW ROOMS, BATH. PAN
acres. near High Bridge alton. W. B. & A. f.
Ry.. s., 800: $50 cash. $50 monthly. f. N.
MISSION. Bowie P. o., Md. 15'
ON BLADENSBURG BUS LINE. SMALL BUN
galow, cleo. lots. trees, chicken house.
fenced; reas. OWNER. 314 b St ne. 15'
SILVER SPRING, MD.-ATTRACTIyE BUN
galow OF rooms and bath, all modern i'm
provements: garage and chicken house; large
lot: $3.50. Main 1I14
NEARBY VIRGINIA = ATTRACTIVE FIVE
rooms and bath. bungalow. all modern i'm
provements chicken house. garage, with Il
s6.S5o. Main 14l4.
NEARBY MARYLAND-ATVTRAC HOME
of rooms and bath. h.-w.h., electricity. fruit
trees. garage; lot 100X210: $500. Main 1il4.
TRACT OF So ACRES. ABOUT ) MINUTES
Washington: half in bumper apple orchard; no
buildings: price. 500 per acre. Apply 10 :.
T. JOHNSON, 202S = st. NV. Phone North
1909. Is
Evening star., 1924-06-13
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Continued,

THREE BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOTS, HIGH
elevation; large shade trees: foundation Of
concrete blocks already in. 24x2S feet; best
location in Capitol Heights. FREE and clear.
Sold cheap for cash or on good terms TO re-
sponsible parties. See MIR. FOWLER 4O3
WeStory bldg. fG5 14th ST. NV
Evening star., 1924-06-13
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WOODRIDGF u {

BROOM BUNG., CELLAR, HEAT, ELEC..
porches. shade, large lot, $500 cash $40 mo-
b. NJ. SMITH, Arlington, Va. Phi Clar. 5g9-J- L.
Evening star., 1924-06-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

COLORED.
Office Open Until 9 PM.
NOW
You Can Call Main TT for
Appointment to Inspect This
VACANT
Attractive Home
In Best Northwest Section.
Open and Lighted Evenings.
Six large rooms and bath.
Electric lights.
Garage.
Newly papered and painted
Excellent condition throughout
Convenient to car lines.
Price, $3.50.
Very Easy Terms.
]. DALLAS GRADY,
322 Maryland Bldg,
1410 II st. NV
Main 127.
Evening star., 1924-06-13

Mr. 7th & r. CAP. ST. GROOM
frame. big lot, double garage. Out
S3,250; $3.50 cash, balance easy:
rented for $3.50 per year: ideal home
or Investment.
Colored-Nr. 11th & SITS. s.e.-o-
story frame, wide lot. rented for S24s
per year; price reduced s., $50; 500
cash, balance easy.
CoIored-Nr. 18th and c SITS. se..-6-
room brick: give away at s., $50;
$500 cash, balance $3.50 monthly.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 4bo1. 1923 r st.
Evening star., 1924-06-13
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

NISE-APARTMENT LOUISE IN THE HEART
or NV. Washington sale cheap: all apart
ments rented 500 first payment; balance
easy terms. Phone II. 5f2-J North 730.
Or address Box 1la-N. Star Office. la
DOWNTOWN COL0RED APARTMENT
house; modern; in good condition: annual
rental. s.. $50. Price. ST.. 900 cash payment,
81 600 CAN Main III