Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1921, Page 17

- REAL EsT ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. Addition. ce eaxy terms : modern, semi- tiled bath; h.w. electric ! frult trees. ete Wil one_ Adams 308 \\()0 Cash—Balance Monthly. ‘with bafit-in Tnspect 3817- i st. nnd 3802 and 3804 Kansas ave. ¢ NEW 8-ROOM ie sq. 14th st. car lne, ble sleeping and break- fast porchies. heated gn- Tage. Ready to move into. Easy terms from builder und owner. Address Hox 84 office. FOR TPOSITIVE BARGAT Tt. corner house, above Park t d SIX TE00MS, FATH BRIC and painted throughou in w.w.: convenient to car Itne, bureau of engraving, Agricultural Tiepartment: short walk to Center market. 00. Tmmedinte possession. FLOYD E, DAVIS, 501 Tth et _s.w. . 32nd and Woodley rd. s and styles. NSTRUCTIC at Garfield st. ean_mow be ‘Tude. Special betore-completion prices. Plans upon req: MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, 10th_floor Woodward bldg.. 15th and H. Be Sure to See Our SUNSHINE HOMES MICHIGAN PARK 12th and Mich. ave. Bungalows in town with ground all around for less than houses in a row. Open from 9 to 9. BUNGALOWS. HOUSES. Over 40 Sold by Sample. Take llth or F or N. Cap. st. car marked “Brookland” to end of soute, or call Main 6935. MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, 10th_Floor. Woodward Bldg.. 15th and H. - Inspect. 3814 Kansas Ave. N.W New eight room corner house. with heated garage: T front yard; large side All modern convenienc B. H. GRUVI builder. Main 785, Come Out Tonight and See This Home. Brand-New. + Terms. Easy Terms. Planned for the man wko wishes to remt ot the second floor To help pay for his home. T Sour monthly P second floor will rent for enough to pay sment. 3923 13th st. n.w. e house right at 13th and Shepherd ets.. one block from 14th st. car line. You will do well to take the time to inspect this house thoroughly_and let us explain our proposition u. The terms are within your h. The' house 1s the last word in & new home. all ms are large, fixtures are all standard. re Leautiful. Always open and lighted 19 STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York Ave. N.W. M. 2332 M. 2332, FOR SALE—COLORED. A real bargain; this attractive corner house, located near 17th and You sts. n.w. Terms, $500 cash and easy monthly payments. Other desirable residences in ali sections of the city. B. B. PIN 712 Kenyon St. N.W. N E_STORE, 6 ROUMS AND 6.000._Call_at 34 H st. n. $13,750. 1834 PARK ROAD N.W. An exceptionally well built homs rooms and bLath: attic; bright cell water heat. eleetricl Modern in_ e ticular. IMMEDIATE POSSESSIO! REASONABLE TERMS. $7,500. L ST. N.W. WEST OF fth. k dwelling with § rooms and bath: hot- i 1N EXCELLENT ORDER: POS. is Col. 5817. e bath: lor «ck: 8 rooms and bLath sperty in excellent repair. E GIVEN PURCHASER j\\IES F. SHEA, C H EVY CHASE. 2000 CASH REQUIRED: BAL MONTHLY 1 BEXOND CHEVY CHASE OFF_CONN. AVE. A COLONTAL Hows: CENTRAL ENTRANCE HALI YOU _SHOULD INSPECT REFORE_ BUYING: BEVERAL OTHERS OF THE SAME AND CONSTRUCTION HAVE S0LD Q1 1k 30 RooMs, ¢ BEDROOMS 2 TILED. TNPROVED ROOM WITH ObEN ROOM. BUTLER'S PAN PANTRY, ~ FIRST ACROSS SIDE: LAUNDRY: DOURLE 2 DIATE, FoS PRICE. \IcL &hlm Bankm Corp'n, Real Estate Dept., xum and G. Maln 43 F.\tnhlxm th 318, BROOKLAND. $8,000. Terms. Possession. thu'rrm room howe; 4 bedrooms (room fin tie for more) electric lights; decorat ed POSSESSION TO L FLACE, DINING KITCH Blw L. d 1o spienld condition: sl on_moderate terrace with lot S0X150; Fariety of beariog fruit, fowers; fine poultry house with large run; two blocks from cars at 32th and Monroe. Inspection invited at any time. McLachlen Banking Corp’n, al Estate Dept.. 10th and G HOME OR T Six rooms and bath: added sieeping room. winter and summer use; four separate brick girages tricity and gas: furnace heat: in excellent locality; convenient to all cars. cant. Price and térms reasonable. THOS. E. JARRELL, Main 766. Suite 837, Woodward Bldg. Main 43 l DUPONT CIRCLE. Home of 10 large rooms in splendid condi. tion. " One of the best strects right of circle. NEAR WALTER REED. 8 rooms. all modern improvements, large ga- . chicken house, corner lot, nearly 1 acre; ht, lively street. This home will give you all advantages of a suburban property. In- spect and you will be pleased. Price and terms ray EAR 1ith AND EUCLID. 8 large rooms on two floors: h.w. hea good celiar. NEAR LINCOLN PARK. Six rooms. modern, $7.500. EAR 14th AND PARK ROAD. 6 rooms: bright. clean, little home of all modern improvements with garage. Highview—8 roome, $6,000. MT. PLEASANT, WEST OF 16th ST. ietached: h.w. heat: frout an ing clty, offers at a special price. PETTY & PETTY. 1423 N. Y. ave. Main 5127. Attention, Home Bu)ers' It you do find & home that s to you in our * call us or come In lnd et us ‘b.elzu"vn in your selection of a home. That STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York Ave. N.W. M. 2332. M. 2333. 34.950—OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PARK— is a well constructed lLome containiny o tod barh:"en a wide ave. se. U uired: balance like rént. bTO E & FAIRFAX 1342 New York Ave. N.W M. 2332. M. 2333. WEST OF 16th ST., NORTH OF MASS AV rooms and bath, hot-wafer heat: n’ well constructed home, said to be worth much more than owner aks for quick sale. Price, 37,50, for a short time only. STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York Ave. N.W M. 2332. M. 2333. $8.500—RLOOMINGDALE. NEAR 1at AN A desirable Lome, having 9 good Sizea" rooms and bat cellar ~ and room for garage; sleeping porches; possession. Let us_show you this bargai STONE ‘& FAIRFAX, 1342 New York Ave. N.W. M. 2332, M. 2333. $7.850—NEAR 13th AND HARVARD—I1 rooms and 2 baths. This in an exceptional bargain at the price, Phone or call us for free auto service. Act quick for this one. STONE & FAIRFAX 1342 New York Ave. N.W M. 2333. M. 2332. FOR BALE— ONLY $100 OASH, BALANCB MONTHLY. PRICE, $5,250. An attractive two-story, six-room and batn on 14th st.'s.e.: half block to good nelghbors, good loca- tion; monthly tenant. 'Address Box 142.D. Star office. __8* OF A HOUSE I8 WHAT LIME IS brick house, Penna. ave. cars: TOCATIO! TO LAND: This home has all modern improve- 6 aplendid rooms; deep back yard: gar- uble rear porches ‘finished_attic; coloninl front porch screened and in excellent condi OUS TO SELIL ments: de Dedroom! (cement through AT ONCE TO THE PERSC . ONLY $9.750. CoLudbla Ht'S—UnDoUbT- \'r COL. cru TURER running water in FE SORTIT TO STATE THAT, TT AN DELIV it YOU AN IDEAL HOUSE AT THE RIGHT PRICE. IT MATTERS NOT WHAT YOU WANT, WE IMPOSSIBLE INTO POSSIBLE. T YOU MAY SAVE $1,000 OR phone or call. DO NOT Bi AFRAID TO LET US KNOW YOUR PICTURE | OF A HOME. NORTHWEST REALTY C pecialists in vw estate,’ 18th at. and Col. b BLOOMINGDALI On_one of the prettiest streets in this de. sirable section. an exceptionally attractive c lonial home of 6 rooms, bath: hot-water hea electric lig] attie over the entire hous beautiful hardwood flooring; room for garage. Price, $8.300, with a low ‘cash payment and easy terms of sale arranged. Quick possession. Phone our salesmen to call with auto to ehow this desirable home. QUINN COMPANY. IN 704 i8th & 0-STOR! HOME; 6 rooms. bath, concrete cel colonlal porches: FINE LOCATION ave. near 15th at. TURN VESTIGATE. MORB. _ Write. POSSESSION. H. T. LAW, 1519 E st. #1500 WILL BUY A4 © et 15th s rooms. bath, COLONTAL PORCH. 3750 cash required, balance like pay- ing ren H°T'LAW, 1510 E st. se. LINCOLN . §2750—A BARGAIN: COZY LITTLE HOME: located on E street mear 12w IMMED] OWNER LEAVING THE CITY. H. T. LAW, 1519 E st. 11 H T, LAW, 1619 E 8T, 8.E., HAS A NUM- ber of desirable and weil located HOMES for sale at prices ranging from $2,750 to $7,500. Tt will pay HOMESEEKERS to inspect’ our properties at_once. Phone Lincoln 5725 1e TINVESTMENT. 6 r. & b, cellar, front yard. side alley. F n.e. near 15th. Price, only $3,750. Cash, 32,000, balance in building assa. Can be resold on All cash : | pevment for W0, Thie s & 1o, o male. NEWSO0M. 1110 H n.e. Mt. Pleasant Home A well bullt tapestry brick, modern and con- veniently located nome, with double brick garage. House has @ reception hall, tiied bath and large glass-inclosed room. he property must be inspected to be thoroughly appreciated. Owner moving August 1. Kes souable price and terms. THOS. E. JARRELL, 837 Woodward Bldg. Main 766. 14th AND KEARNEY STS. $5.000—Lovely little detached colonial home of 8'rooms ‘and fine bath ia this strictly white section ; lot 40x140; house ia thorough rej only 2 vears old: guaranteed furnace: roe light cellar; laundey with power washag mia- chige; sh, balance easy. PETWORTH. BARGAIN. 37, '500—uoulz beautiful in thi dells residential section; colonial style: absolu mode; lovely condition. To see ‘this to want it. Only $2,000 cash, balance g NEAR 10th AND K N.E. $5,750—Colonial home of 6 fine mn. fil@d bath; hardwood trimmed: fine cella heater: large front porch: back yard M rage; $750 cash, xao&« ‘month. DAVIS STEELE, 1420 N. Y. ave. ATE_POSSESSION. small back and utel -i $5,250. Near 2nd and Pa. ave. s.e.; 6- room brick; h.-w.h.; cement cel- lar; 3-piece bath; in excellent .condition; double brick garage. $600 cash; $52 per month, in- cluding interest. Immediate pos-| & session. HARRY E. GLADMAN, 306 Pa. ave. s.e. 7.room. 2-bath brick, in ro alley. Owner_anxious to leave and will sell below cost. This property is in splendid con- dition, Inspection invited. McLACHLEN BAN Real Extate Dept Maln 432. Evenings, FOR SALI Niee f-room house. and back pore o front in tomorrow. >3 Bond bldg. and 5572, HERE'S A GOOD HOME. A nice, big. roomy dwelling. Price no mors than asked for many about halt as much room and not %o well located. Should appezl to those looking for real value and looking to gettiog their money back should they wish to 1l ngain. Situated on a lettersd street west 16th near many elegunt private residences. gurage: bove: now rents for $30. Owner n--nh;: cash in his mercantile business will sacri "3 Select Homes—Possession. NE. Ist AND FLA. AVE. N.W.—8 R. AND .: porch front, brick; hot-air heat: deep lot; :::ll alley; closing estate; consider 550 NR. CONDUIT AND RESERVOIR RDS. N.W. lot Tixi00 f1; new Bt busgalew; 2 porch 5 chien; garage; . $250 Cash; balance, $53 month. ‘NR. 17th AND E S.E.; CONVENIENT TO PA. and navy yard: 6 cheerful rooms and bath Do;rl Soouts'Aelek; oviier; Coesucx bus . E.RYON CO,, INC. Succensors to New York Hesity Brokers. Main 4507, ¥ 8t mmm tion should investigate this property; locat oncorner mear Tows Circle: 12 toorms’ 408 (v baths, o excellent condition half ‘cost to reproduce; 313, CL Woodndgc. periiagton'e most Do Sobme con > 2 w of 8 - lon: .o, eat; elect. and finished attic. 34 block from car line. For quick sale is offered for WS00. "_Main 6818. B HOME 1X CHEVY CHASE: rooms, 2 baths =ellchd. l ‘A. PRESTON, Fendall bldg. M. 1904. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. On Beautiful 13th St. Near Fairmont. family or for ‘who wishes to_derive income from rooms. Act quick, as you seldom have an_opportunity to buy a Kennedy house in this location. terms. W. B. KRAFT & CO.. 1336 N. Y. Av DOWNTOWN. Near Immaculate Conception Church. 9-room house: 2 upper floors aranged’ as apts.. each havisg Drivate bath and_are rented for $80 per month. Here is 7our opportunity to secure & home and let the extra m-uu for it. A $7.950, B, KRAFT & CO.. 1338 N. 1 Av M. 893. BARGAL OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER MUST SELL. Near 16th et. in fashionable locality, 3-story, circular bay-window brick residence; 9 large rooms, bath, elec. lights; modern 'In_every way. Good lot to paved ‘alley. Let us teil you about this. Phone Main T537. ‘A, C. HOUGHTON & CO., 1516 H st. n. ““We have the BEST in every section. 1646 NEWTON ST.—9 ROOMS AND RECEP- ton Ball; splendid location; at once. Columbla (] ‘BARGAINS IN HOMES ON MONTHLY PAY- MBENTS TO SUIT YOU. ly fat on G st near 6th— A fine, large, ne. Largo r«nw furnace heat: 15-foot alley: 6 e e present.Tor. 570 Tpper flat rented 8 n Der mo. PP ecfect repair and & good Inveatment ated : hi u&':"nm"i-l"&.ufl.m Fixtures for all part | offce, FOR SALE_HOUSES. | FOR SALE_HOUSES | AUCTIONSALES FOR SALE—-HOUSES D o tinued. THE -E‘ZE ING STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. © AUCTION SALES TOMORROW. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1921 RFSORTS. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. NEAR 13th—12 ROOMS AND | _VRAOEMWAw bath: good condition: a bargain at $7,250. EBGAR A- MILLER, 1412 G at. n.w. AR SOLDIERS' HOME AND PARK RD.— G-room and bath house: excellent condition; owner leaving city: bargain, $4,750. Address Box 23D Star nl'lrr owner will Columbia —u Wil Columbia_3618-W. C. G. SLOAN & CO., Inc, Aucts. 715 13th Street Household Goods, Office Furnituge, 3 Up- right Pianos, 18 New Cotton Voile and Or- gandie Dresses, Ladies’ Straw Hats, etc., etc. Trwmer: CANT BUNGALOW-S At/Public Auction e e o 163x240; t blocks . Hyat e 600, By, iy BISS, ftiloanGallerics Owner. 414 | 1ith and'G.__ 12" . 715 13th St. RB47 6th ST. N.W.—$50 DOW "$50 DER 310, 8 rooms and |l.l modern_brick.. YIK. $4, W’ Owner, 2020 5.1 , G Saturday, b :”"m;:";:.:;.', ? July 9, 1921 At 10 A M. 6 rooms and bath, semldet g m o e ;A alighitol pordet locution, utomobiles, etc. ! ‘all_ West 18 | Terms Cash COTTAGE. jy7-2t C. A little BEAUTY—7 rooms, bath, jarge front and sleeping porches. HIGHLY MODERN. 15 minutes to Treasury by motor SPECIALLY PRICED, Truly Inspect day or eves- FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Assignee’s Sale of Groceries, U. S. Slicing Machine, Dayton | Computing Scale, Nlhnn.l CnhE Register, Show Cuel, tc. Large lot: Kither aar line. a bargain for some one. isg. Phone Cleveland 1490. SIX-ROOM AND BATH: HALF BLOCK FROM East Capltol at.. £4.250. snquire Lincoln 248. MR. COLORED MAN: THE WISKST THING Jou can do tor youself and family i to save home—ti hest fricad in and always & Béed: 'Yon may think vou cannot afford it but o vou tiat vou cannot afford to interesting _proposition it won't have ue in and talk it over, 'S ADDITIC Terms GEORG 1v8.9.11 ADAM A, W Court Sale of l“l 12th St. N.W. | By virtue of n_decree of the Snpreme Court the District of Columbia in Administ 0. 23861, 1 will offer for sale tion or_ THURSDAY, JULY FOURTEEN L’AT FIVE P.M.. lot 49, square 308, being 1841 12th st. 0w One-third cash, balance in ope and with Interest ‘at @ per cent_ from | . deferred payments fo be kecured ; ‘dee of trust on property sold or all eash. at_purchaser’s option. A deposit of $200 re: quired at sale. ConveyAncing, recording. rev- B baths. 4 porclies: double fireproof EATage: { unue stamps and notary fees pavable by pur- billiard room and table. - Owner vxpended over | chuner. Terms to be complied with In’ thirty 2 years o oew Oxtures, porches. | dayw or property rexold, ELINE M. DAVISON. CRANDAL MACKEY. Atforney, Columbian building OFFUTT, Jr.. Assignee, —NEAR CAPITOL: &-ROOM for sale at a big bargaln. Phone_Cleveland 1400. Colored Buyers. $500 cash, 850 a month—1007 § 6 rooms and b.lll ), latrobe hea! apercd and puinted; lacge lot o an alley. BRADFORD AND COMPANY, 904 14th s Main 587 See MAHORNEY 7 ““They Know Washington Tel. Main 7821 T OF 18th ST.—10 ROOMS, 1527 Eye LAMONT ST. W) 3,000 in la: Price, $20.000. 0N REALTY CORPORATION. 1410°G st. Executrix. jy6-d&ds MOVING PACKING & STORAGE. etc. Matn B41h. FOR SALE OR RENT. COTTAGE west_section: § rooms and bath newly palnted in and outside: one acre groun Address_Box 304-C. Star office. 10 R n\u l’reued Bnck S-room-lnd bath Dwelling, Oak Parquette Floors, Good Lot, Wide Alley. Vacant. Near 14th and Park Road, NO. 1347 NEWTON ST. N.W,, AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF JULY. . AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M., 77, in squite 2530, improved as above. y for occupancy Terms easy and announced at time of sale. Conveyancing, recording und revenue stamps at_purchas 250" depouit . required npon acceptan: bid. Sale to be closed within 30 days or deposit’ forfeited THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Aucts. 1y1-d&ds.exSu&liol STORING YOUR FURNITURE We have the facilities to store your furniture for you for any length of time— safely sanmitarily, well. It does not get eaten with dust, nor scratched by contact, bent or broken in any nfan- ner. We will return it to you like new! “Phone us to move’ Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co. 920-922 E St. N.W. Phone Main 6900. The Big 4 Tramsier Ce., Inc., 1125 14th St. NW. Phone Matn 3054 Specialists in Long-Distance Moving WINTER BUILDING STORAGE | 30,000 sq. ft. Finest Storage Space in City. 500 Rooms for Household Goods and Merchaxdise. Expert Packers, Craters & Shippers Cll, S.llurbln lnd Long Dista: » Ml\vlnl en. 'UNITED S ATES' STORAGE CO. Fire roof Warol\ousa ESTIMATES sagzma PHONES 523 HIPPING (r.:;w DRY s'mmm For _FURNITURE Coan- BESEN nnlent location. o Phone Main 1282 Auction Sale of Hmudmld Fur- niture of All Kinds, Dressers, Chiffoniers, etc., by Public Auction, at Our Rooms, 910 Pa. Ave. N.W., Saturday, July 9, at 10 O’Clock A.M. ‘ane-back Parlor Sets. Dining Room Suite Round Diniog Koom Tables. Chairs, Chi Closets, Brass and Tron Beds. Springs, Ma tresses, Pillows, Beddiug, Lace Cartains tieres, ete. Dressing Tabies. Chif- fonie m Set. Refrigerators, Kitchen Tables, Utensils, Chioa and Gla are, Oil and Gas Ranges, Gruss Furnitare, Ceiling and Desk Fans, Large Ice Box, etc ete. Also, at 11 O’Clock A.M., Ford _ Tourings, Trucks, Tires, etc. TADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. 1921 Buick Roadster WILL BE OFFERED BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT WESCHLER'S. 920 PA. AVE. N. 00N Latest model H‘hl Equipped with cord tires. Guaranteed i Grat-ciass condition o no_sale. 1918 Detroit Electric Coupe BY PUBLIC AUCTION, I 12 0'CLOCK_NOO! ADAM A. WESCHLER, AU Large Sale Desirable Household Furniture, Edison Cabinet Disc Phono- graph, Floor Cases, Steel Safe Cabinet, Carpets, etc., by order of an Estate and others. By Public Auction At Weschler’s 920 Pa. Ave. NW. gy ONION i"t STORAGE i 'COMPANY Dise ne Mahogany Inlald Cabinet _Edison Phonograph with records, amail Victrol and Overstuffed Living Hoom Suites, Americt Walnut Bedroom Suite, 4 pleces; Cane Daven- fort Sulte, American Walaut, Liwary Table, fahogany Clawfoot Extension Table and 7 M; hogany Chairs, Mahogany Bedroom Suites with Poster Beds, Brass and Enamel Beds. Springs and Mattresses, Dressers. Chiffonie rd- robes, Mahogany Cane Wing Rockers, Osk and Walnut Buffets, Extension Table, China Closet and Cl Kumfy-Krib, Haliracks, Brass Andirons and Fender, 2 Large Flat-top I Underwood and Remington Typewrite Local and Long Dllt-l-le. Iflmfl By Careful Men. Rates Reasonable. Phone ](4 PACKING BY EXPII’I‘! North 705-9 Fla. Ave. N. RESORTS. EAGLES MERE PARK, PA. “Try CLARENDON Hotel vlrn- av., near beach. All rooms with hot 204 cold running water: private baths. Always Spens Write fot vates. " Moaroe: Hotchins. CHESTER INN New York ave. near Beach and ail attractions. Elevator to street level. Moderate rates. Booklet. Mrs. D, KNAUER. _ | ing 2, NEW HOLLAN New York ave. nr. beach. Cap., 200. Am. plan. Home cooking. Bpecial June rates on_request. Yor Eagles Mere, Pa. The sammer resort that Is differest Because combises moustain and seashore canditions with uolque surrousdings. oo Rakeof One of the nest golf courses in Ameriea. beach and temperste water e Fagies alford spieadia bath: 200 feet above sea level. booklet and rates, write: The Forest Inn MERMAN V. YEAGER, Manager. WMTAZ'}’ The Lakeside N. Y. Ave. pcar Beach. Newly furnished and redecorated. Offering excellent accommodations. Home cooking. Reduced rates. J. BICKAR. The Crestmot Inn The Ra; ymond L. B. 0. LIST, Measager. WILLIAM WOODS. Mamager. VIRGINIA. 12 M. G. SLOAN & CO., Inc., Aucts. EDUCATIONAL Accountancy . Day and Evening Classes Gregg Shorthand Beginners' Class Starts July 6 Drafting Mechanical—Architectural <aroll Now siree: Y.M.C.A. Schools =25 Women Admitted U Worlds Greatest Horel Sm::ass THE WATKINS % Coroios 2ve Near Beach. Every comfort and service. Moderate rates. L. B. ARNOLD, Owner. 8o. Carolina Ave, nr. Beach. IROQUOIS 35 (oo o aine: Cusine and service unexcelled an A. B. CREMONA, Gen. Mgr. AOTEL LEWIS 171 Facis - p Bountifu onee . Pre-war rates. | Refined surroundings. Patrontsed by Wash- ington's D. LEWIS. | bus_service from (olonial Beach. The Place for Your Family Is o0TOMAC BEACH representative people. Balt water ing. fsbing. crabbing, boating. _Artestan Musie, dancing. Take Tide Water Bus ferry service direct to place. Private Write_at for your reservations. FRANK G. BRE- Potowac Beach, Va., or call M. 3009. 12¢ rooms. Artesian | &y uo The Unwemlyl’repmlory&hool | F R N W Fr. 2080, Personal Attention A little personal attentfon may help sou to be probioted when you return to school in the fall. Come and falk with ux about it. Special rates. day. WOOD’S SCHOOL 311 East Capitol Street ACCOUNTANCY Offors_exceptional opportucities to ambitions men avd_womes. REGISTER NOW FOR Day and Evening Classes PACE INSTITUTE _715 @ 8t. N. W.. Corner 8th MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. THE VON UNSCHULD UNIVERSITY F MUsiC. Dic, WEEK § New class Moa- £a Bhone. Col, 2743. oF Mondays and Thursdays, 4 to 8 p.m. Summer course will be credited fowerd regu- lar_course for degrees. ATLANTIC CITY. tion || JARLES g}f(" nmwnce 2 &fl'fl | thorough J‘enkeand I ourWdomm?nt Road Map & Specia I&%’.fi' addresr les& Trustée | MON'I'ICEI.[O “THE HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY" wooo-,m on interior improvements, decorations and farniahisge. Orchestes, danciog. Bathing from hotel Am. meekly® $3.00 up daily: Eur For Booklets and other infors 1IN THE MOST BPAUTIFUL SBCTION. HTEEDISON icnugan ve,. close to kieach, three blocis from new Tefenour' (Aot Centar), comren et a8 Fooma. " Running: Pivace batse, O Lawe sy a Flas, $17.95 wp weekiy, 83 wp daily - ropcen Fios, .53 up Gty asic, sun DAFior, spacions. porches, g, spower batta: et Tor i E Ty St Fiven to comfirt and mor- o $5.50 wp Dally, $17.50 up woekly, Amar. !ln. RUNNING WAI'ER |N Al.l RUOMS L S ST 2| W. B. MORES T SONS, 11th AND F N.Wi— Modern fireproof_storage. hogany Chest of Drawers, Porch Set, pleces; Ivory Suite, 4 pleces inet, Refrigerators, 2 La) as_Range. 80 At 12 O’Clock, Noon Automobiles, including . 1921 Buick Light “6” Roadster, Chal- LITTLEFIELD,ALVORD & CO. 15th and Pa. Ave. N.W. Telephons Main S390. LEXING‘I’ON CAPACITY .700 PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS AVES. : ;-.""-:.n"a‘a;"-m:'; Tk, Lo hone s20. > vk HASierr mers Touring, by order of U. S. Marshal; other Touring Cars, Roadsters and Deliveries, 1918 Detroit Electric Coupe, etc. Terms: Cash. 178 "ADAM A, WESCHLER, Auct. FUTURE DAYS. MODERN FIREPROOF STORAGE LARGEST VANS ON THE HOAD “Hest Located Popular Priced Hotel” HOTEL KENTUCKY KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH American Plan $3.50 sp daily, Su.n-ully lfi l!ll hone in all flwfimf:f..‘".l:.‘ mn-x:n:r" ¥ ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Bankruptcy Sale of a Large Stock of Modern Lighting Fix- TIME, WORRY IN mAl- AND LONG-DISTANCE MOVING CRATING. PACKING. SHIPPING. O0UT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. SHORE PROPERTY. TENT. SCREENED, AND LARGE CAMPING site for rent. at North Cheaapeake Beach, Md. Fixtures, Office Furniture, etc., contained in No. 1324 I Street Northwest. 3 By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court | 1011 K st. n Franklin 190. of the District of Columbia, hold Bank- ruptey Court n ve J. E. Taylor & Co. Inc. & SUMMER COTTAGES. corporation, Siehed trastee will sell G FOR SALE. SHOREHAM Virginia Ave. Close to Beach and nml Pier. Capacity, 250. American plan. Private baths. Running water. Elevator. Electricity. ing from hotel. ALOIS GRUBER. MANHA‘I“I‘AN South Carolina ave., half block from Beach. Amer, wnd Burop. Résn rates. Music, Dane ing, watgg. priv. baths; excellent’ table. Bathing from “house. M. AHO sewerage: taken. fresh meats. milk, frults. fowls: 315 e AT meate, ik fr 313 | should greater protection seem nec- NORTH HILL" CASTLEMANS FERRY. VA. 215-sere colonial farm seat near Blvemont ma ndoah river; valley, mountain and water shaded grounds. drives and cottages: bouting, “swimming d o children, invuilds or tubercalars circular. Va. MAURICE CASTL Castlemans Ferry. Cl [T open Coolest Phoe on Beach beach freat. Reoms. §1 vp. Beard. per 12th | week, $18. Furnished ; o “; room, nn;\-"r. :nl Tosm, Mis.0e. F. SEAR BOARDWALE nice. cool rooms MES. 1. D. VOGI, Reac for the reason Electric lights. table. Spec Delightfal va ‘mitted. SARAH H. Westminster hoiicks ave sr Besc A. KOPP, Owner and Prop. $2 up dly.: epecaal ll!] Bu'h[ll privile, MR H. Cap. 250. Noted for its table. $3 up dailv: rooms. Nlc‘lk"lt table. P\QWI} vallefl Booms with bath and Ql e STAR vll l A Ocean and beach. Cs tral. Runni: ‘water. s 1 weekly rai THE A i 9 Beach. 400 “400 I an view Baths. Rubning 'nlr! Flectricity. Bathing per Elevatur to street. Pl‘ vate baths. Running water. Open sli yeur. Beaumont Tenneasce av. nr. Beach. Eups. plan, $1.50 up dly. Amer. pl from hotel. . L. BOSTON. H 9 to 17 Georgia Ave. Miller Cottage $17.50 up weekly. s, © EMERRON CROUTHAMEL, Mgr. TABOR INNYGE Socation: inige. management. jod. raten. suite. Cuisine and service unexcelled. porches. Elevator TW. MECHAY & pacity, 150. Rlflxnlll 'llb!. batbs, elevator. U'Il!f‘-h[p ma . CHCH Directly tly on ‘Beaca. COLONIAL 2 Rossing water. el pian. rate batus, Elevator, | Eleciriclty 25t ses- Church, "‘mr and_Pro e plied Red;nte éottnge Atllnt:c Cottnge Thoroughiy modern Orchestra_and dane. Run. water tn every roum. Home cook On Beach. large airy _rooms and wide All mod con._ ¥ree Excel. table. das. Free fishing from_own_farm " THE MAY BERRY Rth and Wesley. Rooms with ruaniag water. and private_ba MAYH mu _SPRING LAKE BEACH, @[ every ia HOTEL DORSEY The Favorite—Wildwood-by-the-Sea Finest beach on Atlantic. Looms with Table and service unsurpassed. Attractive McRWEEN. Prop._ | |an0¢ lent [emarle I&all J. STANLEY SMITH, Prop. Ocean Front 24th Street Station The Albermarle is a family hotel effering convenience for home comfort. Old Vir cooking. Sea food a specialty. Excellent [ fishing and bathing. Saddle Lorses. Attraeti: s | The Tdlewhile < Rates te Family Parties. pacious verandas, Walking dis- of country clubs and olf links cuisine. Hathing facilities Mins L. T. ROWLAND oo :-m Lot cld running water iocess due,to our service and table. | Priva V" Bakier. ¥ W MCUURRAY. Frop. il wond, N ~07 CLDAYTON |tsE AVALON 7 Hot and cold te baths. Excellent cooking. Miss VIRGINIA LEGGET THE WAVERLY Ocean gront. Booklet 8. 6. PORTER. Jr. Wotelsavoy Beach front Cap., 150. Run'g water. Private paths. Booklet. ace Ocean front. ~ THE POCAH——N'I'KS Excellent table. An up-to-date to_spend the summer. For reservations liame. _b8* HOTEL HEN LOPEN Will open June 29, 1921, WALTER BURTON. LAND. Booklet. MARY ___ HARPERS FERRY, W. VA. HILL TOP HOUSE v for the neason, April 30. T. 8. LOVETT. Proprietor. Harpers Ferry, W. Va ~ _THE LOCKWOOD Mrs. A. P. DANIEL. Proprietress. Lot OPEN TO OCTOBER North Reacl, TO RENT FOR CAMP 730 5th n.w. NICE SHAL ve | Sea Food and B st. CAMP, Chexapenke Beach, Md.: COMPLETELY BQUIPPED, NORTH pear water frout. 251 ¥ _Phone’ Line. 2676. FOR SAL . Chicken Dinners | Engage your room over week end. Route via Baltimore-An- | napolis Boulevard. i Teiephone Annapolis 1631 3. {fienr $1 e ALE—SUBURBAN; RIVER SHACK Cubin John: previously advertised at now $1.000: 10 minutes from cars: 3 Fooms: sereened sleeping poreh; tent: good fishing and swimming at frout . Call Col. 141. 10° POINT BLAKISTON, Opposite Blakiston Island. i bathing, fishing, ‘rout lots for sale: hone Leonardtown " 4 0.,5t. Marys co.. Md. e YATTEN FARM. Fifty miles from Wasbington, near Warside, on Rock Point state road. €an nccommodate Servios summer boarders. Private home. Good fshing. Write A. AN, MOUNT VICTORIA MD. 140 ARUNDEL HOUSE 2ixet = ke bay: 90 min from Wash. Fishing. boating, bat celled _home cook 'BUSSE: 0. Bide, Md. Tel. We PLYI 8- t mnr PRI BETTERTON, MD. BAY SIDE INN SETTERTON, MARYLAND, Overiooking Chesapeake bay. ireat water view High. Shady lawns. Garage. L. Harris Crewe. HOTEL RIGBIB. OLD GEORGE WASHINGTON: NEW YORK TO EUROPE Seilings from Pler 74, 3ith B1., N. . 'MOUTH—CHERBOURG—BREMEN AMERICA: July 26—Aug. 27—Sept. 28 Aug. 3—Sept. 3— . PLVHDUT H—BOULOGNE—LON pon 'um o ataTa orteNe. Head Chesapeake bay. Modern. Electric lights. Al resort amusements. Orchestra. H. TURNER. Prop. NORTH BEACH, MD. f_l RNTSHED EOOMS ON WATER FRONT BY day or week. K. A. North Beach, Md. OCEAN ( ITY, MD. &% | THE BREAKERS 052 frat Pooss connection. Excel- lent cooking. Bathhouses attached. Beason- able rates. _Apply Mrs. O. Timwans, prop. OCEAN CITY, MD. Finest beach In world; ocean on oue side, bay on other; cool, healthftl; boating and um. Ul Ocean_ fron! MRS. 8. M. MASON, Proprietor. 29¢ PLIMHIMMON HOTEL And_cotta Best Batlroom, *borrl unlq' Srvies. HOTEL HAMILTON OCEAN FRONT. J. L_MASSEY & SON. THE HASTINGS Newest hotel on Hoardwalk: excellent e private batn. M8 K. O HABTINGS. | M Blight polnt: Oceanfront dining room. Excellent l;-hlr:“ ~ Forticos. overtooking. ctens ove: Terms reasouable Bathing ‘free. . J. DENNIS. THE BELMONT and Cottages With ocean view. Cool, dellghttul rme. Rates Excellent table L. R. HEARNE. THE ATLANTIC HOTEL Kuropea; S odatioos WD B POWELL Peagy BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD, CULVERTON K"m-mm """d'm =nd SERVICE wit. 5. BURNS. Formeriy Manager Hois! Inguoia. NEW COTTAGES, BUFFALO AVENUE, North Chesapeake Beach, Md.; four rooms: By Public Auction ‘Within !.hn above premises July 13, 1921 Commudn: 10 AM. & large stock of High. ited, screened; coment foundation; watet house; large lot; trees; two blocks from beach; bathhouse. Price reduced. Owner on Erwerl! Saturday and Sunday. BLOOMFIELD b JHOWARD, 3100 14tn at. n.w.” Columbla of th Fixtare. Purts and Supplicer Lassps snd Shadés, Complete Refinishing Piant with Mo: tor, Generator, Shafting apd Belting, Vises, Drills, Pipe Threading Machine, Vacuum Cleanérs. Flectric Tront, Blectrlc ‘Fans, Ex- haust Fan, Washing Machie, ete. Adding ln-mlne. Floor m \'Jn- de gtvrlh!. Check Protectograph, ?:;li ‘z"h'm "ll. Bhelving, etc., IM e of the board of awards, The above’ will frst be aflered as an en-| el 3 pon o 15 102, to Titlsi bid hfl.u received Cabin on Potomac. For sale. Fine locatlon on Cedar Island; three rooms. furnished, $300. H. A. Jacot, Glen Echo, Md. Liviag on premisés. ~12° PROPOSALS. for nmvl!lnl tirety and if a satisfac lhl. condu Cash.. Y. A. PRICE, 5 Ol l”“fl!hg\.l the chairman M.un-.u- - A e . e e (Flotel L‘oMne‘ Bi. Charles Place and Beach. Fresh and s mater bath running water. Elevator. Ocea ‘rooms. ' Moderate rates. Coach at trains % WAGNER. l'nm W. R. LAYTON, Mgr. Fareproot. Totel from Boardwalk and Steel nis ave. The new kind of hotel. and everything arranged for "comfort. Lat us send you et and rates. “Villa Nova” Ou.n!.nnrm&l?‘. o::::_n::m- th runaitg wa . Rea- AVALON"—ON CATOCTIN MTS porch; plenty shade; electricity A me management 22. e Phon 110 "Kbniy 1o THO B MYBRD, Cwner 3ot T BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, PA. _ i Romaia O 1 October. JOHN J. OIWI.!.II:MQ& DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. KITTATINY ™Fme™ DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. Lesdiog Hotel of This | Famous' Begion, H!tl titeder Ma 3 rard string orchestra. | FORTC) promensde d July 13—Aug. 16—Sept. 20 CENTENNIAL STATE —_— BREMEN—DANZIG s July 1°—Aug. NEW YORK—BOSTON—NAPLES— POCAHONTAS: GENOA U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. o e N, VACATION TRIPS BY SEA BALTIMORE TO Tus, Fri. Fri. . Fri and berth on main deck incloded. t extra cha hr accommodations ov. tickets to priacipai e e For illnstested Folaer. MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS. CO. Established 1854 a life lest Millions of passemgers carried—net Pler 3, Foot 8. Gay St. Tl St. Paul 4308 With weekly sailings, the Snru‘;m— Laphu. bourg, Plvmouthcr . ‘The a servico from mmdldflcl’om \smm ‘The American Line ships Manchuria and Mongolia— with their splendid vice—and the new RESORTS FWI-I!‘I’! STAR Sdllnp every few d:rylof Wh::: Star Llnmcmeuw Sou&ampton and the Mediterranean ports, vice indispensable not only to the luxury-loving tourist but to the American who goes abroad on business. = RED STAR LINE M*“WM‘M_ frae lserature, apply to INTERNATIONAL MsacaNTILE MARINE COMPANY R.M. HICKS, Maneger, 1208 F STREET, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 17 TARIFF BY DECREE [TALY'S NEW MOVE Duties Doubled Without Par- liamentary Discussion—Af- fects U. S. Specialties. BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER| By Cable to The Btar and Chicago Daily N Copyright, 1921 e ROME, Italy, July 8.—Putting into effect the new Itallan tariff by minis- terial decree without parliamentary Giscussion constitutes a strange act of government absolutism which prob- ably could not have happened before the war. The scale of tariffs is dou- ble what it was. All dutiable mer- chandise—and that is practically everything—is taxed considerably higher than before. All tariffs are applied according to weight and not value, and calculated in gold. Increase From 10 to 100 Per Cent. ‘There is a sa-called coefficient of in- crease ranging from 10 to 100 per cent, which must be added to the fixed sBum Lo obtain the maximum tar- iff. Normally, all merchandise en- tering Italy pays the maximum tariff, but this can be reduced to the mini- mum figure by a commercial treaty or special arrangement with the govern- ment, which also reserves the right to modify the coefficients of Increas essary. Italy thus is following the example of the larger world powers in post- war national protection and the effects will appear immediately. The im- portation of such American specialties as typewriters. cash registers, sew ing machines, adding machines, m chine plows, thrashers. harvestors and reapers wiil unquestionally diminish and the number of imported shoes will fall off. Trade Treaties, Altermative. Commercial treaties can. however, | be arranzed between foreign and Ital- ian governments for the “most fa- vored mation tregtmeni, in which case the minimum tariff will be ap- plied 1o the goods of such nations. Treatles of this kind_actually exist between Italy and Brazil, France, Ja- pan, Greece and Serbi [ — GROTTOES BANK ROBBERS SAID TO BE D\. C. GANG Stolen Motor Car Uwd by Them Returned to Owne:, in Fauquier County. Farmer stolen automobile identified as the'® one used by lh- bandits who blew up the Bank of Grottoes. at Grottoes, Va. last week, was today returned to its owner, Lester M. Briddle. « prominent rmer of Remington, Fauquier county, Va., by Sheriff Lu ther Pannett of Frederick county,. | who had had the car in his possession _ since last Friday morning. i At the time of the bank robbery officers und & posse of citizens chased Ithe bandits. and although the latter? escaped, the pursuers were able to: gel the number of the state license. Mr. Briddle had reported the theft of*® his car the same day the bank robbed. It was sald today thm Baldwin Felts detectives now are j: the trail of the bank blasters .and t7at two or more arresis were expectel momen- tarily. The car they used n making their escape abandJhed mear Stephens City. #ix miles south of here, and the bandits are thought to have boarded a railroad train. Mcers ssserted their trail had been picked up. however. by detectives from Roa- « noke. headquarters of the Baldwin- Felts agency, who are reported to be’ in hot pursuit. 1t was reported here today the ban- dits probably operated from a Wash- ington base. STAY MARKETING PLAN. Virginia Growers Not to Adopt Co-Operation This Year. RICHMOND, Va., July §.—Announce- ment was made by J. H. War-, ren. president of the Virginia To- bacco Growers' ssociation, that no effort will be made to put into effect this year the co-operative marketing plan. The announcement has brought la sizh of relief to warehousemen, Who feared the putling into effect of . the plan would greatly affect the to- bacco markets. 2 Tobacco warchousemen have been . viewing with some apprehension the strength of the co-operative move- ment. not knowing what effect the proposed system, which. it was feared, would eliminate entirely the old auc- tion method of selling tobacco cropa. would have upon the warehouse busi- ness. Up to this time there have been no . negotiations between the leaders of - the marketing organization and the warehousemen, according to reports from the belt sections, although it had been said some time ago that wken : the proper time came a liberal and : businesslike proposal would be made by the leaders of the farmers to the warehousemen. According to Mr. Warren. the crop in the old belt this year will be about 50 per cent what it was last season. SEEKS CROWDER’S ADVICE President of Cuba Asks Him to At- tend Legislative Conferences. HAVANA. July 8.—Maj. Gen. Enoch - H. Crowder hus been invited to par- . ticipate in confergnces on the gov- ernment’s legislative program which | are provided for in a presidential de- cree issued yesterday. These conferences, according to the decree, will begin July 11. and terminate before August 1. the latter date President Zayas he will convoke congress in extra vession to take emergency action on : Bermuda_ (9 days) Halifaz-St. Johns (12 day: %«fluwml‘my (10 daysi -mdymd-uldymnd and Zeeland hndyou-tcur- Red Star Line also and New York to