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Evening star., 1924-01-21
SIePp on, htIOltui
Sleep and take t.iy rest.
We loved thee we'll.
Rnf InSns lnrnS fhrn hnsf
3n al emoriat1l.

ADCoCK In sad but loving remembrance of
our wife. mother and sister: JOSEPHINE T.
ADC0CK. who departed this life five years
ago today. January 81. 1919.
I know that you have gone where the good
are blest.
Why should oar hearts b. sad:
] know you have gone where your forehead
is crowned
With the goodness that dweit in your soul.
We pray that when our trials are Ger.
We. too shall rest with Jesus and you for
HUSBAND, CHILDREN AND SISTER. 8
CLATTERBUcK. In sad but loving remem-
OLIVE CLATTERBUCK, Who died one year
ago today, January II, 1923.
A precious from us gone,
4 voice we love is sttllcd
A place is vacant in home
Which never can he tiled.
MIR. AND MRS. JAMES W. LOUIS AND
FAMILY.
CoLSToN. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear son and brother. CHARLES
CoLSTON, who departed this life year
ago today. January 81, 1923.
Rest In peace. dear son.
One long year has passed away;
Thou art gone, but not forgotten
'' ''HA you MOTHER.
Brother. dear, thy name I love
Twas given thee by God above:
Although one year you hsve been away,
mss G9I meTe s anq more S fsfa 9sS 9GsGSopFR
my dear brother, CHARLES CoISToN.
who died one year ago today, January 81,
1928
He>gave no one a last farewell
He said goodbye to none
His loving heart ceased TO beat
And before We knew il. he wac gone.
The midnight stars cleaning
Upon the silent grave
Where lies the one | love dearly.
But, alas, could moi he saved
HIS DEVOTED SISTER.
DowEEY. In loving memory OF our darling,
ANNA DOWNEY of BladcnsburE, Md,
who entered into rest two years ago today,
January 81, 1922.
Home is not like 1t used 10 be
Since you have gone away,
And 1t seems a thof sand lonely years
Iset1ro Instead of two TtrMaS t9aay. Avn SISTER q.
FLEMINGS. In sad but loving remembrance
of my devoted father. DABSEY FLEMINGS,
who departed this life two years ago today,
January 81, 1922.
Forget him? No. l never will
loved him then. love him still.
His memory is as fresh today
Az i'll rhe ho IT he passed away.
HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. AMANDA
YOUNG.
GREENE. In memory OF my husband, DAVID
V. GREENE, who aied four years ago today,
January 81. 1920.
WILMA L. GREENE. .
KENYON, In loving remembrance of my SIS
ter, VIRGINIA NAE KENYON, who depart
ed this life three years ago today. January
u, 1921.
Sweet memories will ever linger,
Time cannot change them, tits true;
Years that may come cannot sever,
My loving Remembrance Of you.
GRACE. .
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Dfatbs.

ANDREWS. suddenly: sunday. January 30,
1924, at Kirkland Lake. Ontario. Canada,
years son of the late Gen. X. Snowden An
drews and brother Of Mrs. Gibson Fahne
stock of this city.
BAILEY. Monday. January. 81, 1924, at 8
am, at. his residence. 1424 Belmont St
NV, CHARLES BROOKS BAILEY. beloved
husband of Lois a.. Bailey. Notice of tfu
BELL. Departed this life Saturday: January
10. 1924, in baltimore. Nd, SADIE. daugh.
ter of the late Daniel and Christiania Bell
Of s,g,en Bennsss ssS of Sapa Mhis
Baltimore. Nd.
SIsEL. Suddenly. January Il. 1924. at Fort
B;A. Russell wyo.;;, GEORGE CLYDE
ment at Arlington national cemtcry, Va.
January %. at 2 pm. Easton and Phila-
delphia papers please copy.)
cApY; Suddenly; SUNDAY; January 20. 1924:
late Raset dy on sse
Stephens Churcn where mass will be said
for the repose of her soul. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. 22'
cHATFIELD. Sunday January 20, 1924. at
RAINS, widow Of Col. Waller II. chatfield
Funeral from the chapel Of w. r. speare
S at nm Interment @ at esE %riin1,on tonu1. M.
tianal cemetery ut $50 pm.
COOK. Suddenly, Saturday. January I9. 1924
at 1915 p.m., at the residence of her par
ents, 32l4 " st, NV, HELEN FRANCES,
aged % years, beloved daughter OF Patrick
J. and Mary Il. Cook, Funeral from the
above residence, Tuesday, January %, at
s:45 a.m., thence to Holy Trinity Church,
where requiem mass will be said at 9:15.
Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. ReIa-
tives and friends invited. II
oowBILL. Saturday, January 10. 1924, at
1925 am, MARGARET E.. beloved wife
Of Nathan Cowsill. Funeral from her late
residence, 500 7th st, me-. Tuesday, January
90, at pm. Relatives and friends invited.
FLEET. Saturday, January 10. 1924, at 8:15
am, at his residence Arlington, Va, GIL
BERT LEONARD FLEET, beloved son OF
Edmond c. and Mary E. Fleet. He Is sur
vived by three sisters two brothers, host
Of other relatives and friends. Funeral
Tuesday. January %, from his late resi-
dence. Relatives and friends invited.
A precious one from US Is gone,
A voice we loved ~ stiled;
place IL vacant in home
Which never can be filled.
FOX. Sunday, January 20. 1924. at New York
City, WILLIAMS CARLETON FOX, In the
Goth year of his age.
FURR. Sunday, January %, 1924, O:10 o M
at Freedmen's Hospital, ALICE ". FURR,
beloved mother Of Walter and Ollie. sister
Of Jake Toliysr. aunt Of Ida B. King, NAL
lie Smith, Blanche Cook aud Justine Cole.
Notice Of funeral hagestter,
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MRS. !. F. OYSTER
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Wife OF Commissioner Sue.
Cumbs After Long Illness.
Rites Tomorrow.

Following long Illness Mrs. James
r. oyster. wife oS Commissioner Oyster
died early to-day, at her home in Me-
rIdian Mansions, 24uO 1911 street
Mrs. Oysters health had been falling
Tor more than year, ana during the
past few mouths her condition had be-
come gradually worse,
1he deceased was fifty-eight years
Old and a lifelong resident OF Wash
1ngton. She was daughtef of MIR.
and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Detweiler. her
father having been at ore time IA mem
Der of the firm of Judd & DctweiIer
Mrs. oyster was an ACCOMPLISHED
tontraIto, and in her younger days de-
voted much of her tilni. tu choir work
IN the churches. For a number of ve,rs
she sang at the Church of the Epiphany.
ne FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Church and
All Souls Unitarian Church.
Until the condition OF her health
Confined !.r 10 h"G l1,i Ms. oyster
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Rev. Dr. William :. Abernethy aud
Rev. DR.. A. Freeman Anderson Of
ficiating. Burial Will he in Oak Hill
cemetery.
Besides her husband Mrs. oyster is
survived by a son, Norman w. Oyster.
and daughter, Miss Helene oyster.
She also leaves three brothers and
three sisters. namely: John Frederick
and William Detweiler and Mrs. G.
W. Simpson, Mrs. 6. W. Boyd and
M!@. George Miller.
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DEAN OF JOURNALISM DIES
Anable Maille Saint-Prix Had
Passed 1O3d Year.
by the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PARIS, January 2l.-The worlds
dean Of journalism. Anable Maille
Saint-Prix. died Saturday night. He
would have entered upon his one hun
dred and fourth year had he lived
until February 20. His last contribu-
ton to the Seine and Disc Bee, a
weekly paper appearing on sundays,
was printed yesterday
In the article he spoke of his great
age and questioned whether men
were not happier when old age de-
prived them of their faculties, Ieav-
ing them only to eat. drink and sleep.
He said. however. that he would con-
tinue 10 write as long as his readers
welcomed him,
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CHAPLAIN STEWARD DIES.
War Department Informed OF Re
tired Officers DeceaSe

Chaplain Theophilus q. steward,
who had been attached TO the 25th
Iafantry since July, 1891. and who
was with that regiment in the west
and in the Philippines until his re
tirement In April. 1907. died at VII
berforce, Ohio. January IL, according
to advices to the War Department
today. He was resident Of the Dis
trict of Columbia when appointed to
the ArInN.
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: Trinidad Citizens Association will
meet. S o'clock. in Blair School.
! The Speech Reading Club will meet
! s o'clock. at 1y10 street.
i, The Psychology Of Your Name"
by Priscilla Beckett Wilkinson
o'clock, at Health studio, 1925 S
street.
The Georgetown Citizens. Associa-
ton will meet. S. o'clock. as guests
of Rev. Benedict J. Smith, in the
new parish hall of Trinity Church.
Rev. Francis A. Torndorf will give
and other earth tremors. Ambrose
Durkin of Epiphany Church. will
have charge of musical program
Ladies invited.
The Hubbard and Home Associa-
tton will meet. O'clock, al the school
building. Speakers: DR.. John Foote
and Mrs. Giles Scot. Rafter.
The Founders day banquet of P.
e. O.. will he held, O'clock. at
Roosevelt Hotel
Womens' city Club: musical
evening" under auspices OF the en-
tertaining committee, at $50 o'clock.
4. Harlan Castle. tenor. and Charles
Williams. pianist, will give the pro-
gram.
The Monday Evening Club will
meet, S O'Clock. in assembly hall OF
Cosmos Club. Justice Siddons, Will
ton j. Lambert and others will par
ticipate in the discussion OF the pro-
posed child welfare code for the Dis
trict. Public. invited.
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Burnside Post, No. s. Department

Burnside Post, No. s. Department
Of Potomac. will hold an open meet
ing Wednesday. S pm. in Grand
Army Hall. Senator Frank L. Greene
will speak. Entertainment.
The patriotic education committee.
u. \. T., will meet tomorrow. pm,
at home OF Mis-. Grant Chase, 1116
18th street. Rev. James Taylor will
speak on the Southern Industrial In
Stitute.
The Federation of Civic AxsOcia-
tons will meet Friday. pm. in
boardroom OF District building
The lexington W. c. IT. L. will
meet tomorrow with Mis-. Alvin Day.
@014 North Capitol street.
The Thomas Circle CItizens' Asso-
citation VIII meet tomorrow. s PM,
at Luther Place Memorial Church
The North Capitol and Eckington
Citizens Association will meet to-
morrow. s PM, in Emery School.
The Rub.nstein Club will meet to-
morrow. IL am. Willard Hotel.
Rev. n. w. Brooks, pastor Of Lin
coin Temple Church. this city. will
address the Bethel Literary Society
tomorrow night at Metropolitan A.
NJ. Z. Church. Subject: Race Con-
sciousness and its Consequences"
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Ex-MIssOURI OFFICIAL DEAD,

Los ANGELES. Calf. January IL
Alexander H. la Sueur, eighty-six
years old, former secretary of state
in Missouri and managing editor of
the Kansas City Times, is dead at his
home in Burbank. near here.
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GEORGE B. lAUGHLIN DEAD
Requiem Mass Tomorrow at St.
Gabriel'S Church.

George Bernard Laughlin, Il travel
inG salesman for 4 number of years,
. died at his home. 1906 Illinois avenue
northwest. yesterday.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
at ST. Gabriers Catholic Church to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock The
body will be sent to Albany, N V,
for burial.
Mr.. Laughlin was an active mem
ber OF the church. He is survived by
his wife. Mrs. Josephine Laughlin of
this city, and son. Howard S.
Laughlin Of California
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Garhs of Thanks.

CAREW. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation TO our relatives and
friends for their sympathy and floral trib-
utes at the death Of our beloved mother.
THE FAMILY. .
DoDS0N We heartily thank our relatives
and friends for the beautiful noral designs
and other expressions of sympathy and
kindness during the illness and at the dea tn
OF our devoted father. JOSEPH DODSON
THE FAMILY. .
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was an active member of Calvary
Baptist Church. Private funeral serv-
fees will be held at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon 1T tnc home. with
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Woman's Club OF. BethesdR Will
meet tomorrow. 1890 pm. with Mrs
James r. Ellis. Bradley Hills.
Evening star., 1924-01-21

The Hubbard and Home Associa-
tion will meet, S o'clock, at the school
building. Speakers: DIR. John Foote
and Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter.
Evening star., 1924-01-21

$25-In or near Union Station, Sunday eve
ming between D and $3.50, Call Main 600,
Branch 213. &
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The lexington W. c. II. L. will
meet tomorrow with MIS-. Alvin Day,
201i North Capitol street
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The Founders day banquet of p
Z. o.. will he held, O'clock. al
Roosevelt Hotel
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

TIJNIGHT.
Trinidad Citizens Association will
meet. S O'Clock, in Blair School.
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The Federation of Civic ASsOcia-
tons will meet Friday. S pm. in
boardroom OF District building
Evening star., 1924-01-21

When started this sale our object was to re.
duce stocks in hurry. We accomplished that.
But, big as stock was, have been able to take
care of only few of the men who want these
values.
So we went to Hart Schaffner & Marx and
found them in the same boat-big surpluses, as is
natural with a firm that makes many clothes
as the four next largest manufacturers com.
bined. We bought-at such great reductions
that we continue right ON offering these wonderful
values.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
TAKOMA PARK. ID. {.
I,(ISEAIDNT

Five and six houses. Prices,
$3.50 TO $500. Fifteen new houses will be
built on Maple 81. in RoSemort. Two are
complete. sold and occupied. Two more will
he ready in week and two more in three
weeks. The remainder i'll various stages
Gf construction. Come see these horses. See
how build them. Note the superior con
struction. Know what you are getting by GO
ing over the construction AZ il progresses. II
you reliable and have a permanent posi-
ton. you will have difficulty in arranging
terms. Take Washington Virginia electr al
18th and Pa ave. and get of at North Rose
mont station. or drive ont Mt. Vernon bOule
yaTd to Maple street. EoSemont. Salesman
always the property.
T. &. ,iDODNOW COMPANY.
Mort Eu.ntuout Office.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
YOUR HOME IS HERE,s

Close St. Aoysius Churcl-$5 500.
In Woodbridge $3.50 Cash.
Bargain in Chevy Chase-$1O5OO.
.
Capitol IIi--A Real Bargain.
heirs eli al Nothing at In pIeask ~ ~ ~ ~ "
1929 End SSoutleas Corner Webster and 2nd Sts NV.
Near Soldiers Home Gate.
a Spacious bath h"as n Srns and bskfa
Chevy Chase, ID. c.
in one Of tr d->hab
% -oH ,1a %a s s ss"r ,ars & f % No k a'c na and
~ E
Excellent Location Near 9Th and Buchanan
bath
garage. Fine | ~ ~ ~ " ~
Excellent Northeast-SS250.
sIn
Near 18th and Ingralam
ALLAN T. WALKER & CO., INC.
Sl3 18th ST. NV. Main 700
Evening Phone Service $50 to $50 PM Main 2ooO
Evening star., 1924-11-30

FOR RENT.
Falls Church. Va.
Six miles from Washington. on Concrete
boulevard
5r. bungalow. large lot. shade, house mod
ern. chicken house. one block Of car station
convenient To schools. stores, churches: rent
$50 per month.
sr. two story house. bath. electric lights.
furnace heat. IL acres one block OF ear line,
convenient 10 stores. churches. etc Rent,
$40 per month.
3r. bungscw. electric lights. good cellar.
large lot. shade. near car Line: $50.
6r bungalow modern large lot, block
ear Inc. good cellar; SO.
ar. bungalow. coed condition. large lot.
shade. high elevation; 81.
.,r bungalow. electric lights. pump back
porch. near ear line; SIG.
sr house all modern. acre land, beautiful
location. one block car line. two blocks of
Lee Highway. Rent, $50
:: blocks from ear line. beautiful location
so per month.
sr house all modern. - acres lapd ca Lee
II ghway; 500 per month.
sr. house. all modern. close to ear line and
cindered road: $50 per month.
Or house. modern. large lot. one block car
line. beautiful yard: SO per month
sr. house. sun parlor. half acre loi. on
main street. fine location: s65 per month
Or. house. all modern improvements. large
lot, center of town: So.
VI. +. CHT RCH.
Tel Fails Church 80 Falls Church. Va.
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BEAUTIFUL SPANISH
RJT\GAIO ON


Owuer-builder compelled to sell his Spanish
bungalow in Arlington County. Va. at sacri-
fee Qral ty of wo kmanship and materials
rarely duplicated.
Six rooms. also reception hall. sun parlor
and brea kfsst room with red tile floors: other
floors fine hardwood: marble basebOards in
hail. two freplaces. hot-water heating plant
which maintains comfortable temperature in
coolest weather: tiled bath and shower, also
shower in basement.
ACRE OF GROUND.
This UNI sual home IS away from traffic and
noise of city. yet only II Ill nutes TO downtown
hr alto. Near electro ears. Splendid place
for children. Whole acre OF ground for them
to play in garden and attractive lawn.
The sort of place man requiring high-clasS
home would build for himself Stucco over
best hollow tile construction. Durable and
mode; IL throughout
REDUCED $500.
Originally priced AT $4,000 tbs home is
now being offered at sil 800, as owner must
dis1ose of II at once. Write at once for ap
pontment TO inspect.
Address Rox 296-C. star office. o'
Evening star., 1924-11-30
DO GOC KNOW

that here IS house you can buy absolutely
h. rent: Brard-urw. twO-s sory. 6-ro0m and
,ath: hardwood floors: gas range: attractive
elect ic fixtures: fully ECU pped cellar. Right
al the stop: Is minutes from 18th and
Ave. in Va. Address BOX 1916, Star office.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
TAKOMA PARK. D. G..

i hkoMA Phkk, -. \.
new home In this attractive suburb. where
quality. comfort and high grade construction
are combined with many convenient features.
Six spacious rooms, built in tub and shower
bath, numerous closets and wall plugs. double
rear porch, cement front and rear porch. built.
In garage: lot 5Ox20O; near school, cars and
stores. Terms Columbia 1927.
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY


S40O0-GLEN ECHO. MD ROOMS AND
hath; newly papered and painted. Apply Mrs
MCDOWELL. station 35, Cabin John trolley.
Follow boardwalk TO house. 30'
NEW 5,ROOM BUNGALOW. BATH. GAS.
cleo, furnace; reasonable. 23I Chestnut St,
Lyon Park. Va.
AURORA HTS. VA.-APT., 3 ROOMS.
kitchenette aud bath; ogar 3car garage; large
lot: S35 Call North 296i
FOR RENT. BROOM UNGALOw-ELEc.; ;
range In kitchen: garden: high elevation; $is
per month. 20 Preston ave. Cherryda!r. Va.
> ROOM BUNGALOW. ACRES OF LAND.
J mile from Chain bridge on Fairfax road,
tal Clarendon 800 F32. 800
months or will lease for year: modern from
house. TIoS. {. HENDRICKS, Cherrydale,
Va. Clar. s1-W1
DECEMBER II ROOMS AND BATH, NEW
home: ami. adults only. MRS. SWEENEY.
pa Ridout ave, Virginia Highlands. Va
VACANT, ) ROOMS. / ACRE. EI4EC. LIGHTS.
pump T,,% On %s perch ,fa ear and as line $40 l.
for months s7a month house for $50; rooms
and bath, h.w.h.. gas. electricity; u block
from bus or ear. I,5 Chestnut St. Clarendon
Va. Phone Clarendon 92+. 3o'
ROOMS. CONtRErE CELLAR. GARAGE.
furnac" heat, acre land. electricity: central
and RamHro avenues. Maryland Park
Adams hIIGW.
:i-R. CoTTAGE ~ FRANKLIN rk., ON w
lights. furnace: rent. $40 per mo Apply T."
HARRY J. WALKER. Chesterbrook, Va. or
address East Fall Church Va. X No J.
STRICTLY MOD. BUNGALOW. r. 4 r..
near ears, stores, schools. Apply rent to pur
chase II desired. : Park ave. Hyattsyilo. 10
n House, IMpS.. GAR, 81, MO; Or.
bung.. MI. $40 mo: new Or. bung., ami.
h.-w.h., $50 mo.
FERRY BOSWELL.
Phone Hyatts. 6lI. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN VILLAGE OF FALLS
Church. on an acre Of land. rooms and bath
INV H.. fireplace. sleeping porch, living porch;
attractive grounds.
Phone Falls Church 81 WI. u
BRENTWOOD MD. oNE,FARE ZONE--i r.
and b.. new bungalow. ami. $40.
4room bungalow. S3,, per month
!. NJ EDI.AVITCH.
Al Md. Ave, Hyattsviie, Md. Hyatts. s..
3Os
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WOODBRIDGE. ID. G.
If looking for home in this section have
8 list of special bargains which might inter
est. See me before buying.
Groom bungalow. garage: 5000 cash. 500 80
per mo-. including int.
New Groom house; open fireplace. sleeping
porch: near ears: ami. Terms.
ti-room hoUSr: shade trees: party leaving
city Terms.
:. sem-teta ached houses. /. 50. OF ears. Price
right. Terms.
Other :. u and . houses and buuga-
lows Just completed. Can make terms. Choice
10 s. 81 900 uD
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SALE OR RENT SUB. PROP.

NEW. MODERN 5-RM. STTCCO BUNGALOW:
lla rdwood floors. open fireplace and laundry
trays in basement: $500: 500 cash. balance
easy terms Apply JOHN NJ. PHILLIPS. Build
er and Owner 10 Elm ave. Takoma Park.
BEAUTIFUL NEW d X. & SLEEPING, PORCH
on hill in Va. Highlands. | block from Mt.
Vernon boulevard. with all convenience>: very
suitable for a doctor. VIII rent for SO per
month accept an automobile or lot or small
farm part payment call ]. l.. PRICE,
Clarendon 44J-W-I. l.
Evening star., 1924-11-30

VACANT.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
OPEN EVENINGS FROM 6
TO 9 UNTIL SOLD.
Located at
1900 South Carolina Ave. Sc.
A we'll built Groom and bath
semi-detached tapestry brick
home; hardwood floors elec.
hot-water heat; laundry trays in
basement; concrete front and
double rear porches; also built
in garage. Priced for immediate
sale. Very easy terms. Open
all day Sunday.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Realtor.
9o4 18th ST. n. W. MAIN Sc. 81. IS.
Office open evenings until 9 O'Clock
Evening star., 1924-11-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES
BROOKLAND.

10 Settle an Estate-VaCant.
N;aoo On MONROE near l2th: rooms
home at the right price
.Sl2ooo-on Newton between 18TH and 13fh
~, ~ rooms ana baths; h.-w.h.; special terms
ne We have large list OF Woodbridge and
McLAcHI.EN BANKING CoRP'N,
-, Real Estate Dept. 10th and g.
-nhih 10. Evenings North 3f3
Evening star., 1924-11-30

BEST BUY IN PETwORTH.
Six rooms, tapestry brick, semi-detached
glassed sleeping porch, deep lot, garage; near
Grant Circle, Cash or terms. :: Sacrifice.
Adams 9Q5
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EDGEMOOR.

EDGEMOOR.
New 1-room colonial house with two
car garage, occupied for six months
by owner. now leaving city
Lot Ill feet front by 96 feet deep
Interior arrangement especially at
tractive. and complete in every detail.
especially as to electric wiring and
fixtures
Screened porch, large living room
with brick fireplace, tiled bath with
shower, lavatory on first floor, COM
plete kitchen cabinet Crane Premier
hot-water heater.
Price, $4,000. Attractive terms
Fairfax road, one-half block south of
Edgemoor lane, Edgemoor. Md,
May be seen at any time on Sunday
or by appointment on week days
Phone Bethesda III. .
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-01-11
PASS $4,000 100000 MARK.
Ninety Per Cent. Farm Organizations
Engaged In Selling.

Washington than $4,000, ,000.-
900 Of business was done by farmer
business Organizations in 1923. accord
Ing to estimates made public by the
Department OF Agriculture. The esti-
mates are based on reports from 6,6S9
ofgauizstlons which did total busi-
moss n $1,000 100000. Reports have
been received from S.31S associations
and additional reports are yet to come
IN from approximately 1000 organiza-
lions.
Ds The S.S1s organizations reporting,
approximately 30 per cent. were pri-
marlly engaged in selling farm prod
ucts, and about 10 per cent in the
collective purchasing of farm supplies.
Grain marketing organizations com
prised more than 30 per cent. of the
associations, dairy products, % per
cent; live stock, IA per cent and
fruits and vegetables. II per cent.
Two thousand six hundred grain or
ganizations did a total business esti-
mated at s4sO.0OO. 900: II S41 dairy
products organizations a total busi-
ness Of ssoc,OoO,OoO 1882 livestock
shipping associations a business Of
$220 100000, and s5s fruit and vege-
table assoeiations a total business of
s2s0po00eo seyenty-eight cotton CO.
opeFatires' MI sl00,0Oo0O and IA to-
bacco organizations. $4,000. 900.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-01-11
U. s. TAKES UP PROBE
OF WOODS OIL DEALS
s Investigation Of Alleged wildcat"
Projects Turned Over To Post
office Inspector.

Observation-Disclosures Of financial
operations of Leonard Wood, Jr., son
Of the Governor General Of the Philip
pines, is in th. hands Of Federal au-
thorities. The case was taken over by
operatives of the Postoffice Depart
ment when States Attorney Grove
turnfi over all the evidence in his
hands.
Letters, kilograms and descriptions
Of the alleged wildcat" oil projects in
which young Wood was said to have
been interested were delivered to W.
o Baumgardner, chief postoffice in
spector for Chicago.
Baumgardner, after receiving the
portfolio of evidence, said the material
would be systemadzed and forwarded
to Washington. The official inquiry,
he said, would take place either in
Fort Worth, Texas. or in Washington.
More than score Of veterans Of the
World War, according to Grove, have
complained that they bought stock in
the Acme Oil Producing Company. of
Fort Worth, chiefly because Of Woods
Endorsement They told the States
Attorney in their complaints that they
believed their money lost.