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RESORTS.’ SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) FEULTON ST. N.W. and bath, b.-w.h., bullt-in gar r:-m 0. Call Ol Acd: Bacrifice, 38, Chevy Chase, Md., West of Conn. Ave.—$11.500. zpu beautiful section. surrounded h-class residences we have a 1 Tower properties in nde Subdivisions, with® terms o suit. Come See 4109 Leland Street. Open Sunday, representative on premises 1106 p.m., or phone Adams 3429 for auto service. PETTY & PETTY, 24 Vermont Ave. Main 2437. 38th AND GARFIELD STS. Corner Brick Residence. $14.750. A beautiful all-brick home situated 452 Sarpe comer lot one square from e House iteelf 34 {i. rooms, open fireplace, concrete front porch, spacious rear porches, tile roof, outside pantry. Bryant gas fur- nace, screened and metal weather- stripped—in absolutely A-1 condition e a new house. Two- Paved street and COST OVER $§17.000 NEW. ‘l‘mu “is one of the best vaiues in the Phnm- owner, Main 6965, before 6 o'clock, or call after 7 p.m. Open Sunday. 3718 Garfield st. SALE OR RENT—HOUSES. 1320 RANDOLPH, BROOKLAND, FACING Monastery—6 rooms, brick garage. tiled bath, shower: 3 porches. screened. weather stripped: ~Dpractically new: owner leaving city: sell at sacrifice; rent. $715. Phone Potomac_50. _ CHEVY CHASE_TWO DETACHED. MOD- ern; homes. ane brick: sarage: converient lo- cation; ‘réal buy at Tremarkable bargain. d 4571, 16* MODERN HOME ON PAVED ST. SLIGO parkway, Takoma Park, Md.: 1st floor, Poas inres Mving RO Gpel: freotace: kitchenette, private bath, large closet, hard- wood floors throughout: 2nd floor, 4 rooms, 2 large closets, bath. large porch: basement, Wwith laundry, shower, tollet. sink. rang {runk-storags’ toom. 3 unfurnished VIR rooms: lot 50x150; ‘every variety of fruit- bearing trees: beautiful shrubbery, flowers &n: West: 1o reasonable offer overlooked; sale or rent. Phone Shepherd 2802. CLIFFORD ST.. POTOMAC. VA.— Nodem 5room bungalow, hig cor. lot; Tent, €35 T850° “Pairmont n.w._—10-room. modern brick. 2 baths; will sacrifice: rent. $67.50 mo. | FLATE—650. Newton 3138 and 310 © | n.w. & b. each: elec.. porches: former at; 435 10 $37.80 mo RED—1443-1445 nw.—1r. & b. §34.50 ach, & b. brick. modern. Bag hot-wate COLO! bricks. elec.: 3227 1ith n.w.—9 r. mo. 758 Hobart n.w, brick: elec.: 234" 2nd emi-detached 6 r. & b. 50. n.e.—5-room Lincoln . 533 21st n.w.: apt. No 12_For inspection call at No, 3 iow rental. he_above can be sold at attractive price on' inviting terms: o number for, trade. N €O. 1216 N. ¥ 3418 Hech st M4 cmumm- 157 WA\ I.I)—TO BuY N BROOKLAND OR WOODRIDGE, owner. place with some ground for or chickens. Address Box 320-M. NEAR THE GAPITOL. ANY SIZE. dition: I have all ‘cash; must be cheap Cansider_other sections. Write all details. Address Box 120-M. Star_office. INVESTMENT PROPER tion and lowest cash price. Address Box 219-M. —STATE LOCA- Apts. or busi- ness property. Star office. AT ONCE, FOR CASH. SEVERAL HOUSES. stores and apartments. white or colored. We also desire to trade severai small houses for laree spt sublect to one trust A REALTY CO., Mo ve Eve.. Pot. 4491. ARE HAVING DAILY INQUIRIES from prospective buyers for first-class prop- erties. Why not list vour properties with Rent, sale or exchange. . F. SCOTT CO.. 420 2nd St v Mot. 49 §,T0_8 ROOM FER OLD HOUSE: cash’ pavment! would like possession | go0d within_48 davs P. RPORD. Main 5770, Room 1012. 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W. OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE SEASIDE HTS. N. J.—FOUR CLEAR LOTS. Trade for Washinkton real estate. What have you? Address Box 151-M. Star BEAUTIFUL _ VIRGINIA nEsml:Nc!:_u rooms (3 in basement). large attic, spacious 1O, BathE: twoostory sarasc, two : beautiful lawn. flowers. fruit T hribbery. "Population. 1.000. | Ail ad- rgntages of city living in midst of Shen- andogh Mountains. One hour to Virginia ot ®orines snd white Sulphut Springs, se _ year-around resorts patronized by ifonaires. " Six hours to Washington. di- yect rail or motor. Paved highways, golfing. fsning and hunting, Owner selling to enter usiness. First time advertised. Price. T55000" 906 10¢h st. nw.. Washington, D.C. COUNTRY ESTATE. nt old mansion’ sbout 14 rooms, mod- car garage: exceptionally fine_ trees. Sorehies and grounds. On pike to Gettys- gt the home with small acreage for of means desiring country estate with | MRS, 8l scres. About 13s hours’ drive from jashington One o the show places of Western Md. wri R. ROWDYBUSH, “Cold Spring Manor.” il Mo ______ Route No. 2. C. J. \DA\«I% Cco., CANMP ON POTOMAC GLEN ECHO: furnished.. Rent or sell; reasonable, Frank- lin_3037-W. PRICE, $10. FOOT CAMP SITES NE. BOAT { Tosaone TOU! SCENIC ROUTE TO EUROPE | — | electrically lighted streets, _ | northern competitor. CITY MADE FAMOUS BY‘FICKLE FASHION' Bobbed Locks for U. S. Women Threw Bombshell Into Chefoo Industry. “Chefoo, China, recently seized by revolutionists, is a city made famous by ‘fickle fashion,’” says a bulletin from headquarters of the National Geo- graphic Soclety. “The Germans started the hairnet industry on a lerge scale, but the World War in Europe and cheap hair and cheap labor in Asia caused the industry to migrate to the Shantung Province, with Chefoo as headquarters. “Although American women's money paid the wages of thousands of women and girls in and near Chefoo when the hairnet industry was flourishing, per- haps few of those American women could locate Chefoo on a map without considerable searching. The city lies on the north shore of the ‘Cape Cod’ of China, which extends into the Yellow Sea from the main portion of Shantung Province_toward the middle section of Korea. If a line were drawn due west = | from Cincinnati, Ohio, through Denver, Colo., and continued across the Pacific/ Chefoo would be one of the first Chin- | ese cities the line would touch. “Chefoo now ranks third among Shantung cities, with about 100.000 in- habitants. A large foreign settlement, with modern hotels, consular office buildings and residences bordering wide, occuples a knob of land on the north. “The adjoining Chinese quarter is congested. Narrow streets, winding through this portion of the town. are lined with squatty buildings, mostly of flimsy construction. but it is here that Chefoo bristles with business activity throughout the day. "Stoop-shouldered coolies from neigh- borhood farms and villages trudge to - | the market place under loads nearly as large as those atop mules and donkeys. Ofher coolies tug at the handles of load- |»d Shantung wheelbarrows whose wheels are sometimes 3 feet high. There is little room in the lanelike thorough- fares for anything else, nevertheless the “|ricksha bov draws his fares at high speed, often forcing pedestrians to side- step into children-filled doorways for safety. “Through the Chefoo streets all the products for export from the Chefoo neighborhood are ‘carried to waiting cargo boats “in the harbor. Apples, sweet potatoes, peanuts. wheat, cotton, corn. tobaceo, pongee silk and hair nets are transported by vessels flying the flags of many nations. Cargoes for Chinese consumption are loaded on coastwise boats that make Chefoo a port of call. Junks that lazily float about in the harbor pick up short-haul * | shipping. Pongee silk and peanuts are i- | among the more important Chefoo ex- ports. The latter were introduced in Shantung by an American missionary. “Chefoo was classed as one of the unwalled, therefore unimportant, com- munities of China before 1862 when the port was opened to.foreign shipping. Later a large portion of Shantung ship- ping passed through Chefoo and the city enjoyed & period of prosperity: until 1904, when the Shantung Railroad was completed and the port was forced to share commerce with ports the rail- road touched. “Another shock came when the Tient- sin-Pukow Railroad was completed in 1912, Tsingtao, a port on the southern coast of ‘Cape Cod,’ succeeded in get- ting railway connections, while Chefoo got only a promise of a connection. As a result Tsingtao gradually outgrew its The nearest rail- way station to Chefoo now is 200 miles to the southwest, between which busses frequently run over a government-owned highway. “Fickle fashion threw a bombshell into Chefoo industry when it decreed bobbed locks for American women. When the industry was at its height $5,000,000 worth of hair nets were shipped from Chefoo annually; a ma- jority were sold in the United States. Two years later the value of hair net exportation dropped . to slightly more than $2,000,000. Seventeen thousand women and girls in and near Chefoo made hair nets in 1921; now only a few thousand are employed in the industry.” SUMMER EOT'I‘AG!!. COTTAGE AT ATLANTIC OITY, T Gromt Beach-best restrictod: iocution: every convenience: 2-car garage: reasonable. GEORGE C SHAFFER, 3429 34th st. n.w. Phone Cleve HOUSE, CANAL, plenty of ground, NEOR. 1433 Co WANTED TO iE ROOMS, PORCH. ot aale OFgient. KAP- ms - Ober’s 8. £. and T!lwl Ageney 1420 H St. N.W. Frank C. Clark, Times Bldg., New York James Boring’s 2nd Annual NoRrTH CA PE CRUISE $550 up, First Class Only Specially chartered White Star Line S. S. “Calgaric” sails from New York June 29 to Iceland, Midnight Sun Land, Norway’s Fjords, every Scandinavian capital, Gotland and Scotland. Rates include shore trips and stopover steamship tickets. Membership limited to 480. 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They have signed a pemmn protesting_against the Attorney Gengnl Carlstrom t beluty arlors cannot cut hair e operators are licensed Another '50,000 will have signed the petition within another week, d Columbus D. an, iness manager of the and Illinois Hairdressers’ Asso- clation. y EX-GOVERNOR GIVES BAIL IN FLORIDA 8. J. Catts Surrenders to U. S. Mar-| shal—Refuses to Dis- cuss Case. By the Associated Press. MARIANNA, Fla, April 13.—Former Gov. Sidney J. Catts yesterday surren- dered to his grandson, a United States commisfioner here, and made bond of $17,500 on charges of aiding and abet- ting an alleged counterfeiting ring. Florida’s war-time governor and a Baptist minisier came here from his home at Defuniak Springs, and went to the office of United States Deputy Mar- shal B. G. Stanley, who escorted him to the office of Commissioner W. H. Milton, where bond was posted. Catis appeared in the best of spirits | and confident that he would be vin- dicated when his case is called for trial at the next term of court. The former governor said he had nothing to say at this time for publication about the | matter. Catts was indicted recently by a Fed- erad grand jury at Jacksonville on’| charges of having furnished $5,000 to an alleged counterfeiting ring, said to have been headed by Julian Diaz, Tampa attorney. The former governor was to receive $25,000 in spurious bills on his investment, the indictment says. Buena Vista Spring Hotel Buena Vista Springs, Franklin Co., Pa. Blue Ridge Mountains “The Alps of America” WILL OPEN JUNE 15 300 rooms. 100 private baths. Excellent Food, Pure Spring Water. No Mosquitoes. Well kept 9-hole Golf Course, Tennis Courts. High Class Orchestra, Dancing. Garage. Splendid Roads, Magnificent Scen- ery. 20 miles to Gettysburg, 25 miles to Antietam. 3 miles to Pen Mar, the noted mountain Resort. Reliable Train Service. 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