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FOR sALE-HousEs.

Near 10th and ALLISON NV
b. b@ist ssnse; perfect ssaditisn!D fcr. Or .auici %
s.- w..ss:;. 1siss; s;ss s;:RhErI, 7s.,
ATTRACTIVE HOMES, =
3 new :,resn bricks; a.n.i.. on 7th st. NV
sSom sricl. seod ne. location: gas. batA
10 new 6uar.iov.; $500 to $500 cash: s.s.
He. MAYNOR & CO..
l4oa n. Cap. 81. North STOW.
33O8 WARDER NV.
Tseantifqi o-roon -aad-beth tapestry brici
screened S:si perrses; r.~r; o-esr has i.f
city and honse must be sold At once.
ss7 wa1aos,. s1sos; e. ~. ,5aHRHEI ,.a
Waste No More Rent. :
$500 ,.,s siSoo =: G.. sAsH H.. p.s ;:s LosrHLr
wood floors, stone open hfsplaee. screenss
:lespiaE :Ie porch, 1s ssod lo, 90. ,,o,.r,,,
Six rooms. TILE bath. hot.water heat. Ore
place. hardwood floors. screened l.. sleepins
~ TKnnxIL 4 LITTLE. me-
r,eas.. sSs ass sass. 1857 s..s i si.
Built BY Master Builder.
SIS. 500. 1880 Cash. Bsiance ComfoYtabi,
Arnnged.
CHEVY CHASE. u. c.. HONS.
Eight rooms and reception hall. fully tilet
Suilt-in tub bath. extra shower. hariwoo<
Aoors. hot-water heat. fireplace, sun psrlor
garage. porrh. frees: near Circle: new.
TERRELL LITTLE. INC.
x, .Ss asta nsss. s f,. ,sss1 sa's; Ven s ss
Why Pay Others Expenses?
Why not take advantage Of our prices OF
this Chevy Chase grvup OF homes.
1..7JO: attne:ive terrAs-Two six room
co.onials. hardwood floors throughout; built
tub in bath: hot-wster heat. gas and e,ec
tric;ty: fireplace.
s1sO1o: extremely easy terrns---One seven
room colon'ai. corner lot; hot-water heat
hardwood hnors throughout: fireplace: new.
Si2.2J0: SI..O cash-Oae six.room bunga
low hardwood horrs throughout: hot-wa te
heat. iirpplsee: b,iit-in tub in bah; large lot
r0rni In attic for two rooms.
~. 750: 81, 90 cssh-Two fve-ro0fn and hat
bungalows. hardwood floors throughout; hot
water heat. fireplace, attic; go0i lot.
THIS group OF new homes and bunga,ovs ar,
.TERREII. & LITTLE. fNC.
1905 18th st. NV. Phone Main 32S5.
Evenings phosr Frank 1881 .or West s1ls.J
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c. CLINTON JAMES. Attorney for TYuste
riN11 -SSHS,exSu
NWrIcE OF rRrsTHEs SALE

or RAI. EsrArE.
By virtue OF . certain deed Of trust to
the unders.sntd Simon ". stfans {being IN
instrurtnt r1-euted by the wash.neton Prop.
critics Company. dsted AnxnSt 1. 1919. and
r~soricd Aueust IA. 1919. In 1Aser No. 4csS .of
mortgages. al page 81 Of the land records
sn i.ue Of 81 100000 srs'. mortgage p.,
cent bends Of sid Washington Properties
Company. and hscarse Of default thereby.
tire undersigned trustee will Offer for sale Al
puhlc anction. in front OF the premises on
the SEVENTH DAY or APRIL. 1894. AT
TWO O'CLOCK Pm. the following described
washinssoh. D: c.. to wit: All Of lot mum
b-r-d n. Ia rranf G. Lerin's combination
Of lo,s 70 to O. and par. Of lot 81 .nni part
OF allie. closed. IN square numbered 1ss. So
Jih-r No. 5s. folio ta1, Of TIE records Of the
o1hce Of the surveyor 81 the District OF Column
s. ,ssr,nsr xMn ,,. asy ass all all bnildinss and
parr thereof including partitions. screens.
eievstors. mots-s. dynsno@. shaftinE. engines.
boilers httinRs. machinery. beatins, UKhting.
said bnildnEs. stores and improvements %
said lsnd or any psr thefsof. ss in said
mortgage more fnIiy et forth.
rvrua Of sale: 0n<-third Of the purchase
prscr 10 b. paid in cash. balance In two equal
insfailnents. payable in ore and two years.
able srmi- annually from date Of sale. secured
By a trust deed upon the property sold. or all
cash at .he optsoo Of the purchaser. de-
pssit Of $5Oo0o will be required at time o:
sale All ,0nveyancng recording. revenue
stamps. nots4sl fees. ETC.. at cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms of sale 20 be complied With
within thirty days from date Of sale, other
wise the trustee reserves the right to re-
sell the property st the risk and Govt OF the
defAultiuE purchaser. after five days adver
tisenent OF such resale Ia some newspaper
pubaixhed in Washington. D. c. Title good OF
record or no sale.
Dated March ). 1874.
SIMON ". STRAUs.
Trustee.
NICHOLAS Il. JONES
WILTON J. IAMRERT
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rHos. J. OWEN SON. aucrToSEEns

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO VALUABLE
FRAME BUILDINGS BEING; NUMBERS
1905 AND 1906 l. srnEEr N0RTHwKST
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Lber No. 4ss2. folio SO ct sed,
Of the land records Of the District Of Coiss.Gia
and ct the request Of the party sec3red there
BY, the undersigned trustees will sell. at pub.
'ic abctior In front of the premises, on wKD-
NEsDAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY or
MARCH. AID. 1924. AT FoI-R OCLOCK PM,
the following described land and premises. sit.
unte il the District Of Columbia, ard desis-
mated H and being the west 40 feet on I. ST.
NV. BY the full depth Of original lot "a in
square 107.
Terms. Sod subject to. q prior deed Of trus.
for $5. 900 with interest at 61i per cent, dated
October -. 1877. further particulars Of which
will y, announced at time Of sale; tire pr
chase price above said trust to he paid In cash.
4 deposit Of 500 required. conveyanctng re-
cord .nz and revenue stamps at purchaser s
cost. Terms TO be complied with within nfteen
days oskerEise der-osit forfeited and tie prop
erty may be advertised and fesold Mt the dts
cretion OF the trustees.
RANDALL. II. HAGNEp
A. BRI1TOS BROWNE.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED Lot on THE Ne CORNER
or 18th AND MONTAGUE STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF 4 certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Lber No. 4s41, folio 442 ct seq,
OF the land records of the District Of Coluin-
hia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
at public auction. in the office OF Thomas }.
0Een 4 Son: 1881 6 st. NV. on FRIDAY.
AID. 1924. AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and premises, situate in
the District Of Columbia. and designated as
and being lot numbered twenty-seven (27J.
In square numbered twenty-seren hundred
a.S tv.aty.three te7:s). in Charles ". Rus
nell and the Holmes Central Realty Corpora
TONS subdivision Of part Of Peters Mil
Seaf." and. other property as per plat recorded
In Liber So, at folio 102, in the surveyors 3
oface of the District Of Columbia.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Of trust
fH1 - $50 dated March 3, 1929 due three years
sfter date, with interest At SO, payable semi
annually. All cash above said trust. 500
depoeit required. All conveyancing. recording.
rsvenue stamps, etc, at cost Of purchaser.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within 80
days, otherwise deposit viii be forfeited.
WM. s. PHILLIPS,
WILLIAM L. KING,
mhf8. 21 - 26 2T T1Hfepd
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ny virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme cour
Ct the Distrttt Of Columbia passed In Eos
Cansc No. 4l978. we, the unde-s gned tru.; r,..
and TsIi Service Gange. rear OF 1871 i.ta
C ~ WEDNEsDAY, TIE NINETERNTH
I'm, the food viii, business. etc, Of the
above suto and taxi service company, consist.
ing OF forty automebses. as foIiows; HayueS
Peerless touring and sedan. Cadillac toqrinp
and limousines. Dodge taxi and sedan; Winton,
Nash. National, Premier. Pierce~Arrow and
A.rnon touring ears: REQ tssi and Hudson
Terms Of sale: Cash. II 900 deposit re-
cordfhx. revenue stamps. etc. at cost Of puH.
Chaser. WILLIAM r. LBAHY,
II. T. HANKS.
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STEAMSHIPS.



Fast L. S. Mail s. s. Sonoma, Ventura. 10 ,ooo
teas. Ldoyds iooAl. Delightful service. $11o
LIT class; $50 End. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. |.
Via Samoa. $3.50 1st class, $3.50 End. Pacifc
Tour. $565 LIST class. Sailing from San Fran.
cisco. Apr. 8, May 6. June 10, July 8. etc.
Hcok now. OCEANIC LINE.
q Hfne- St.. San Franctseu. or Local r. z. AEtD.
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nh8-d&ls.sxsn Trustees.
THos. J. OWEN q son. aUCTIoNEKRs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE pE.
TACHED FRAME DWELLING BENZ,
NUMBER 29li PORTER STREET NORTH.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE.
TACHED FRAME DWELLING; BEING
NUMBER 2Sli PORTER STREET NORTH.
WEST
by virtne Of q certain deed Of trust dolly
accorded Ia Liber No. 1853. folio f.s ef sra
Of the laRd r<cor5A Of fbe District OF Coium b. {
sad At the request Of the party secured there.
By. the hnderiGned Trustees vim sell. at pub
IT. auction in front Of the premises, an WE'D.
EESDAY. THE NINErEENTH DAY or
MARCH. AID. 1874. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. n.
fhe following hescribed land and premises
situate in the District Of Columbia, and desig
nafed as and being lot - in Sophia r. Harris
subtir ision Of lots in Block &. "ConAeeticnt
Avenue Highland" ~ pr plat recorded In
Lber 90 st folio fo2 In the surveyors once
Of the District Of Columbia. said block nov
known for the purposes Of assessment and
taxation as square 2061. subject to covenants
OF record.
Terms: sssd subject to . prior seed Of trss.
5000. further particulars Of which Win b.
announced At time Of sale; the pnrchase
price above said trust TO be paid Ia cssh. A
deposit of $3.50 required. Csnvs1aneinG. re-
cording and revenue stamps At purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty
days oth<fWiee deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold At the dis
herman SCHMIDT,
PAUL Y. R0OHRs.
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RANDALL. II. ffAGNgp,
4. BRI1TOS BROWNE.
,lIncS-uNIt.F1I5I - IFuttee1
THOs. ). OWEN Z s0N. AUcTiOyEgRs.

TRUSTEES SALE. or yALUAniE MART
MEST HOUSE KNOWN AS TIE RO.
CHESTER. BEING NUMBER lies MERI-
DIAN PLACE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of ccr.ain deed oi trust duly
recorded in L,ber No. 1870. folio 20 ct seq, Of
the land records OF tae District OF Coiun bia
and AT the request OF the party secured ttcre-
by. the uEde rsirned trustees viii sell. a public
suction in from Of the prc.aissxi on WED y rs
DAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MARCH.
AID. 1924. AT fOUR-TEfIRTY OCIOCk Pm
the follow ing deseribed land and premises. sit.
nate In the District OF Columbia, and dnsis.
IA 'ed rs and Being lot 3d. ia square 26Bf, in
Lnther 4: svsrta-lrs subdivision OF lots in
'houut Pleasant a. per plat recorded In the
offfcc of the surveyor fer the District Of CO.
lumhia in Book 81 at page f36.
Terms: Sold subject TO q prior deed OF trust
for $4,000. further particulars Of which will
be announced At time o. sale: the purchase
price abov- said Trust 20 be paid in cash. A
deposit Of $1,000 required. Conyryancins 70
eordns and rrrenpe stamps ut purchasers
cast. Terms 70 ne complied with Within thirty
days. otherwise deposit forfeited ard the
property may he advertised and resold At tne
discretion Of the trlstees.
EDGAR II. ArnHtI,E,
II kIEFrER DE LAUGHTER,
MhS-d&Ia.s1sn Trustees.
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Company Takes Over Novels.

LONDON. March IA commercial
company, called "F;Iinor GIyn. Limit
ed has been formed TO acquire tie
copyright to the literary works Of the
woman novelist, according TO the
Daily Express. The nominal capita
Is $4,000 and one of the directors l.
Sir shys Williams, husband of Mrs
Glyn's younger daughter.
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ADAM 4. WEsCHLEE. AUCTIONEEii.
Erusteas' Sale Of Valuable
Lunchroon Business ut No.
ezS Pennsyivania Ave. NV,
Including Handssme Modern
Fixtures and Eauiipment and
the Transfer Of Existing
Leaae of Said Premises.

Hy virtue of certain chattels deed Of trust.
recorded May 25. 1929. az Instrument No. 23s
amone the land records for the District oil
ColuRbia, 'snd st the request OF the party
s+~1red thereby. and in accordance With the
derrse passed In Equity Cause No. z2l33 OF
tire Srpyrme Court OF the Djstrist OF Coiurn'
bis. the undersigned trustees will sell By
puiac auction. within the above premises,
on MONDAY. rHE T'wENrG.rOuRrH DAY
0P MARCH. 1924. AT TEN-rHIRTY
O'CLOCK An. modern furnitprr, fixtures
and equipment. including 0polite Lunch
Tables. 0poife Steam Table, with Plate Glass
Gnards: Opoiife Counfesx and Oyster Bar.
Brentwood Chairs, National 2eIerk. 2-drawef
Cash Register; Battery CoEee Crns. Stand and
Warmer; Opolite Pastry Rack. Refrgerating
Case. Crescent Dish Washer. Electric Fans,
Bentweod Racks. 0polite Water Pountain,
Exx Boiler. cafeteris Tray Rest. Alaminun
Trays. Garland Range. Plated Wsre. Croekery
Glasswar~, Refrigerator. Kitchen Requisites
etc, and also ineiodinx said funchroora bust
ness and the transfer of the existing lease.
The above will first be offered en-.
tircty and il satisfactory Bid is not re-
ceiyed will b. Immediately sold in detuil.
NOTE: Owner of Dremises will execute
lease to satisfactory purchaser; particulars at
sale or upon application 10 the undersigned.
Terms: Cash
ALEXANDER WOLF,
NATHAN CAYToE,
mh1s.15.I5.1s2n.21.2 Jenifer Builhins
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InUS. .. VWHN q 6OSs AOC1AON61nSos
TRUSTEES SALE OF vAIUABLk REAL
RsTATE InPRovED BY rHE THREE
CIRCLE NV. Also FboSr1sGl on
VERMONT AVENUE.
By yir.se Of . sert.ia deed Of % s.sst duly
Of the land records Of the District Of Colun-
bja, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the underSigsed trustees will sell At
psblic auction, IN frost Of the premises, On
MAKCH, AID. 1874, AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm, the following Described land and prem
fses, situate In the city Of Wsshinstea, d.
tY3et Of Columbia. Ard desiSnated ~ and BE-
Ing lot - In L. ". an1 ". p. vale's subdivi-
stSa of lots 50 and 81 In squire 242. As Per
plat recorded IN the once Of the surveyor fer
the District Of Columbia in Lber R. L. H., at
folto 1oo, together with the improvements.
Terms Of aIe: Ose-tAifd Of dc psfehese
Desey . Be paid IN essh, balasee In two
eQaAl insealinents, payable n oae aDd two
yean, with interest at ~ Pr ceatoA per
annua. payable seAi-anHuany, fro0 day q
sale, secured b. 6eed Of trust Bpos the prop
erty sssd. o. al cash, At tie Option Of tie
purc1apef. deDosit Of go Will Be re
quired at time of sale. All coaveysDeiag.
recording, repenSe stamps, ETC., at eest OF
purchaser. Terms Of oak to Be complied With
within 30 days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to- resell the
property 1t the Yisk aud esGt Of defapieing
purchaser after 1ve days s6vertisensest Of
ssch esaie 70 seme nevsSsDef psssbsed n
JAMES A. cAHILI.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS DOWNING CO., AUCTi0NEERS
ul5 EYE ET. NM.

Trustees Sale of Folly
Equipped and Roaming
Taxi Business, Good VIII,
Forty Autom obiles;
Known as the Gregg
Auto and Taxi Service.
Rear of 1891 18th Street
NV. @
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ADAM 4. wEsCHLER. Aucr1oSgEK.
Executors' Sale Of Tie Old Es.
tablished Wbolesale Grain
and Feed Business Of w. N.
Calf and Ccn,nv


,.y b. virtue Of the authority and dir.etioS Of
bia. the undersigned. executors Of the last
Will and testament Of Ralph L. Gait will
oTer TO, sale at public auction at the place
Of business, 1st st. and Indiana ave. NV.
1924. At 10 Gci0cR AN, .: an essi1-t,:
On BY the said decedent under the firm nans
and style Of W. N. Gait 4 Company, ineiud
Ing the good will thereof, and ali and siagulaf
the mefchandise, stock Ia trade. t]16e hI-
tures and of0ce and warehouse equipment to
the sad b1.iness beicl ging asd apps.taintng.
trnes, herse.. wsEons, harness. enEiDeA hUisers;
milling uachinery, gy1in elevators. etc, and
the brand and trademark "Ceres FlSur."
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the pufeh1se
money TO be paid in cash and the renainder
in two equal installments. pay1bae Eix and
twel,s t. months from Day Of s.ss. r.ysessntsd
bearing interest at the rate q SIX pr eestn1
per annuM, payable s<mianaally, eDa Satis-
factorffy secured; or all cash. at tn option
Of the purchaser; and q cash deposit Of 81 90
to be made on acreptancs sf bid. The Accept
ance Of any bid shall b subject to the lp-
prov.l and r.tinest,on Of the court. In e.:s
terms Of sale. the right Is reserved to resell
At the risk and cost Of tie ee1aultias puf-
chaser.
II a satisfactory bid for tie property
as An entirety IL not received. tfe merchaa-
dt.; stock 10 trade. ETC., afore1n viii I'm
HENRY E. DAVIS.
WILLIAM r. DETfB,
RACHEL C. 8. GAIT.
E1ecutoN fer the Estate Of baipA L. Gait.
mt 10 Il. II. 1890
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4 MI sANsBURY CO.. Inc. .,.
l41S Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO34-5
*...- COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Of city
andb
lights
CHEVY CHASE.
Of
@
NEAR 14th STREET.
IA hestr eua
or
n. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc
f4lo Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO34-5.
MEMBERS REAL EsrAr .t
Evening star., 1924-03-19

The longest existing continuous
rainfall record Is that at Padua, Italy.
Which has heen k.nf since LIE
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DOWNTOWN-S156OO
Close o Connecticut
sdenst tvob moden eec
r"fS ard best condition We shall he :
CORNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wocsr 10 match.
n I'm ras @ ] " me ,Ts the % a hs s: ,I & %
y
CLEVELAND PARK-S14.25O -.a
Z RoomS~2 Baths. &'.-
NJ. PLEASANT-S165OO
Rooms Baths. Brick Garage.
home in heart m old
In { Is fol
cupa
PEINCR1I-Near Decatur St.-S $50
anu i that inptre
q
decidedly e 9 10 il VI.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
@ n:ss : :es % S g .. % HI @ M m
ue ~ 49, 'N' 80 ' 49,
TAN. PARK--soo5o-s1 100 Cash, SIS Monthly.
be detached,
IN. beu buy
a. WILLIAM S PHILLIPS.
18th and K SIS NV Phone Main 1900
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WANTED TO BUY-H0USES.

WANTED TO BUY-H0USES.
! HAVE 500 IN CASH 10 PAY AS AN
initial payment on . small hesse If wei
rsnssd; s,tss wit: s,., q eo''Fed section. A.
BEFORE JULY-USFUR. BOX HOUSE NV.
k.s.. sEafxkr: i7G teIsmSi. 81. "0N
FRON OWNEK. MODERN 8 OR r. DIET.
s r oas sss r:d s.1 s. s ',as ss.s p's se.p e priced
WILL PAY AL DASH FOR HOME IN NV.
:.cssen = 9f ~ ~ must be reas0nah'e. No
HAVE CLIENT FOR HOME IN NE SEC.
Of city. not over 81 coo cash and SO monthly
must b cAean d. 1414.
wII1. PAY ALL CASH FOR HOME IN NV.
i414. - @ '"
HAVE CLIENT FOR HOME IN CHEVY
Chase. not over 80. 900, will pay all cash
scar car line. N. 1914.
Only Ny COOP Nv H IocHksr9 9s coNsipEns1: 81 Mnnn:
Kkxs nis cGssf ahE arSr SS1eklT tpA. o RE,cE AsD
HOUSE. s or ROOMS: LEss THAN S12, 900;
70. sS"d eash payne.t Address Boz 4l-s, star
We HAVE Ioo cLIENTs. NORTH11sr AND
ssss3s ;; + II; a. oSzs7 ss;:; 81 ss ;'
4 HONE OF 8 OR 8 ROOMS IN NE. On
NV; go cash and ~ per mssth; room for
fstsss; e .fvs nunber SD price. Address Bsz
9 TO 10 kOON HOCsE IN ANY IUUV sc.
tfc.; ha!c Sead ess4 paynaat 81 can maSs
s1ssta5tasl ns.tat payns.te. MsoA ne
feeeeea v14t1 ~ days. 1ah 5se& -
. On 10 ROOM H0USH.
ooave.ieat to 18th and coduubia road and
l4th and PaSk rood.
DAVID E. BARRY, ~. M:,s 1901,
MAR CAPITOL. -
Modern house in gosd condfttsa; W11 pay
81 600 cash. Main 7(85.
WE CAN SELL YOUR PR0PTKfY. LIT %
piEo1frg KiAIrY CO.. NO.
rs iftA q. Nv. II. i70.
oUT.oY-TOWN PARTY WANTS
DETACHED HOME WITH GOOD SIZED LOT
IN CLEVELAND PARK Oh VICINITY.
Hxtsa ros0 % lst Aoef eseentisl.
THIS Is A GENUINE CHANCE FOR A
Quick SALE.
Send fuQ particulars TO
0Do. 7. W0krHINGr0N 4 son,
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COIORED.

COIORED.
18th and Que SITS. NV.
Across from the EIks Cuba xosd thrre.
story and basement bfiek residence. contaRing
eight large rooms and bath and In excellent
condition. Oaly q cash payment Of u 900 and
the balance monthly.
GRANVILLE c. BRADFORD,
al9 Bond building. Main $500. .
Own One of These Homes
and you'il be happy. rsef~ isn't a single
thing that you could suggest BY way Of
change. Modern and com Portable In every re-
spect and Atted with every Housekeeping con-
venience. Make IL point 10 Inspect them at
the earliest ooportunity, ~ there are only
Three Left.
Mass. Ave. and 10th St. Sc.
THE SAMPLE HOUSE.
1853 Mass. Ave. S.E.
Six comfortable rooms. front and back
porcAes: hot-wateY heating plant; sanitary
waiBoc0tine IN the kitchen aHd bath. In
pIanAinG theR Homes We hsd IN mind that Il
might be Convenient to convert the seco0d
floor into q separate apartment-you will see
how easily this may be accoapiAhed.
HARRY a. KITE,
(Ineorporsted)
1874 X St. Phone Main 1916.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-12-03

Grain and a 10 acre porti,u O! In
field which vas registered undel ttC
INSPECTIONS and rue Of the Montana
seed Growers association averaged
33.5 bushels per acre.
According TO Nh. 5.erct. the ncld
was planted 10 Kalmont wheat undel
exceptionally fine conditions ,ariy r.
the fall Of 1923 and made a good
growth before winter set in. It va
lightly pastured but mot enough 70 d.
any damage. Growth started cary
in the spring ami favorable condition
continued thrcu2hout H., season. wits
tine ripenire and harvest weather IL
August.
Mn. Pembcrton', re.o,d production
- hipl q@Ua..,y whoa, gives him tn,
Lo.or of having achieved distinction
IN two important lines Il faruinr as
he La, lon@ been Ero..u III ca-.crr
Montana as .rc Of the leading com
growers OF t34t section ~ the state.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-11-27
OAKLAND LADY SUSTANS
INJURIES In ACCIDENT
Mrs. Harry Davis Is Victim of
Auto Mishap Occurring on
CrelIin Road Saturday

Mrs. Harry Davis, Oak and Second
streets, Oakland, was very painfully
as well as seriously injured last Sat
urday evening about 8:15 o'clock by
the wrecking of the automobile in
which she was returning to her home
from a visit to friends near Crellin
with whom she had spent the after
noon and evening.
The car, owned and driven by her
son, Mr.. Percy P. Davis, was over
turned on the Crellin road about a
mile out of Oakland when the driver
was crowded off the road by another
car and forced into the ditch. For
getting momentarily the slippery con-
dition Of the concrete he applied the
brakes suddenly with the result that
Mrs. Davis sustained a broken collar
bone and long cash in her scalp
which required a number of stitches
to close. Another occupant of the
car, Mrs. Wilson, as we'll as the dri-
yer, escaped with no injuries aside
from a severe shaking up and shock.
The car, a Ford coupe, was practi-
cally demolished.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-11-27
TUNNEL ENGINEER DIES AS
RESULT OF ASPHYXlATION
Desire to be First Through Tun-
mel On Hydro Electric Project
Proves Fatal to One Man

Samuel Foster Plyler, aged 80, a
World War veteran, who was gassed
in France, and for the past year or
more an employee in the engineering
department of the General Construc-
ton, Corporation, died in the Davis
wv. Va.) hospital Saturday morning
at an early hour after having been re-
moved to that institution from the
camp of the construction company the
day preceding. The immediate cause
of Mr.. Plyler's death was pneumonia,
contracted on Thursday after having
been rendered unconscious by the
fumes and gasses created by dis
charges Of explosives in a tunnel I'M
der construction by the construction
corporation.
Mr.. Boyd, who is tunnel superin-
tendent, has been confnc to his home
in Oakland since last Thursday suf-
fering from an attack of pneumonia
which he also contracted after having
been in the tunnel with Mr.. Plyler.
His condition this morning is some
what improved and he now bids fair
to recover.
At ten o'clock on Thursday morn
ing section Of the large tunnel thru
which water will be conveyed from
the dam of the power company to the
power house on the Youghiogheny
river was broken through at point
between the east portal and shaft
No. / by the use of several hundred
pounds of explosives. This particular
section of the tunnel had been under
construction for several months and
when it was determined early last
week that the sections would be join
ed considerable interest was mani
tested by the hundreds of men en-
ployed in the work. That they might
have the distinction of being the first
through the tunnel Mr.. Boyd and Mr..
Plyler rushed in, but due to the gas
as a result Of the powder and dyna-
mite they were overcome and before
the air could be forced through by
the fans used for ventilation, their
lungs had become infected with the
result that pneumonia followed.
Mr.. Plyler is surviveG by his wife
and two small children who reside in
Davis, West Va.