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American Dollar Stores 663 W Lexington St. AT THE MARKET ECONOMY SPECIALS ```markdown ``` X WILL PLAY INTERNATIONALS the Baltimore Black Sox will ball balls with the Jersey City In- ternationales Sunday, in a double bill Maryland Park. The International will present the game, which was used all during the league season. Smallwood and Lucce will do the hurling for the Skeeters while Britt, Strong or McClure will most likely do mound duty for the Sox. The Jersey City team will have the following line up: Jacobson, of; Miller, if; Ungland, if; Lucce, if; Dowell, if; McClure, if; Dennele, lb; Kelly, utility; Frettag, c; Smallwood and Lucce, pitchers. Brothers Wounded In Pistol Duel Pedestrians run for cover when a敲 broke out between two brothers, and Arthur and John Rusk shot it out on Pennsylvania avenue Station. The trouble started when John Rusk, who conducts a lunch room at 586 Baker street came to the lunch room to his brother, Arthur in the 1500 block of Pennsylvania Avenue for a argument. John was under the influence of liquor, is said to have been rejected from the place. He then drew a revolver and began to fire stattering a large $g how window in front of the establishment. HOT IT OUT Arthur is then said to have taken a revolver from his rear of the room and returned the $e fire, during the mace, he received a bullet wound in the face. He left the Colonial Hospital for treatment. John made his escape at the time but was later arrested when he applied at University Hospital for treatment for a wound below his left knee. He was arrested at the northwestern Police Station where they were held for a haring Monday. John drew a fire $f of $100 for assaulting and shooting Arthur and was accessed by a carrying a deadly weapon. Arthur was dismissed. He was represented by attorney Daniel Baymum. THE American I 663 W Lexin ECONOMY SP ANOTHER LOT OF $2.00 Men's Kom- fort Sweaters..... $1 Heavy, warm, closely knitted "brushed" Sweater Coats with 4 pleated sport pockets. Camel, Tan and Silver Gray. Heavy, warm, closely knitted "b rushed" Sweater Coats with 4 plated sport pockets. Camel, Tan and Silver Gray. Some Are Silk Mixed Unusually fine gauge silky Hose in plain colors and neat sport effects. Seamless. Seconds of 50c quality. I felt in pretty colors trimmed with ribbon and plaid pomp. Buckskin effect, padded soles and heels. FOR SALE 2527 McCulloh Street 7 Rooms, and bath, steam heat, electricity. In, good condition. Small cash payment. CALL LIBERTY 0346 604 N. Carey Street 3-Story, store front, good business location. Small cash payment, balance rent. CALL, LIBERTY 0346 FOR SALE $200.00 In Cash Small 5-room house, newly p pered, electric lights. In fee, price $2,000.00. Balance $7.50 weekly. Call P-Laza 7560 SPECIAL BARGAINS 2-STORY 1100 W. Mulberry corner 1124 W. Carey Street 1610 W. Lafayette Avenue 1622 W. Lafayette Avenue 1624 W. Lafayette Ave nee u 3-STORY 722 N. Fremont Avenue 1414 N. Angleton Avenue 709 N. Glimmer corner 718 N. Glimmer 1139 N. Carey Street 1418 W. Franklin Street 1408 W. Lavalville Street 705 N. Stricker Street 1424 W. Lafayette Avenue 1637 W. Lafayette Avenue 1601 N. Glimmer Street 1308 W. Mulberry Street We can put you in home with a small down payment, balance to suit your income, no charge for financing. Don't delay, own your home. Call or write and let us show you Park Realty Co. 000 EDMONDSON AVE. Gilmor 3210 1800 BIK. DRUID HILL AVE. 1800 BIK. W. LANVALE ST. 1250 BIK. McCULLOH ST. 1250 BIK. KENNICK ST. 1250 BIK. N. CAREY ST. 1250 BIK. McCULLOH ST. 1200 BIK. W. YANHALE ST. 1200 BIK. FREMONT AVE. 1200 BIK. LAFAYETTE AVE. 500 BIK. BAKER ST. 500 BIK. EDMONDSON AVE. 500 BIK. FREMONT AVE. 500 BIK. GILMOR ST. 500 BIK. STRICKER ST. 500 BIK. N. FREMONT AVE. 700 BIK. FRENCISE ST. 700 BIK. N. STRICKER ST. Plenty of Money to Loan on First and Second Mortgages WHITE BROS., Inc. Real Estate in all its branches Employment Agency Phone VErnon 7952, 1028 Penna. Ave. First Floor WE FINANCE CHEAPER THAN OTHERS OUR PROPERTIES ARE IN NUMBER ONE SHAPE FOR SALE 1727 L. Lancev Street—9 rooms, electricity, steam heat, 2 births, 3 streets, reasonable, good condition, bath, furnace heat—5 rooms and bath, furnace heat FOR RENT 1016 Vino Street $32.2 N. Stricker Street—10 rooms and hot. Bot. water heat. $12.50 per week. $91 Morris Street. 1 STORE—900 Block Park Ave. APARTMENTS— REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 900 N. EUTAW ST., AT BIDDLE Phone VIERNON 2839 Dollar Stores Gion St. AT THE MARKET SPECIALS ONE LOT OF Women's Extra Size Flannelette Gowns ..... 98c Neat Pink and Blue stripe Flannelette; soft; warm and durable; well made with floral embroidery on ```markdown ``` Clean, soft gray blankets with colored borders and linen net ends. FOR SALE—2-STORY BRICK HOUSE; gas and electric, hot air furnace. 160 Pompson-av., Arlington. Apply 5318 Dennore-av. FOR SALE 820 CAREY STREET $4,500. G. R. $90. 817 N. FREMONT AVE. $7,000 In Fee W. W. HUGHES 815 Harlem Ave. 11 AN EXCEPTIONAL INVESTMENT APARTMENTS WITH BATHS AND KITCHENS ELECTRIC and GAS HOT WATER HEAT HARDWOOD FLOORS ON North Carey Street Corner Property — 600 Block Inspection by Appointment Only FC WEBER CO. North and Penna. Aves. Phone, MADISON 6620 Baltimore, Md. MORTGAGE LOANS NEGOTIAT GENERAL INSURANCE PINE and OAK BLOCKS $6.00 per load FOR RENT FOR RENT - 814 N. Calhoun street, (Key 818) 3 story, good condition. Apply to Frederick Donoho, 18 N. Charles St. 2nd floor. Phone: PLaza 6926. 1t FOR RENT - Three (3) rooms with kitchenette, furnished or unfurnished. 1821 McCulloh St. Phone, Mad. 10649. 4t. Oct. 10 FOR RENT Modern unfurnished housekeeping a room for rent. Apply 1324 Drulg Hill avenue. 1t FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOM; all conveniences. Apply 2428 Drulg Hill-av. 1t ROOM - ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE large rooms with steam heat, electric lights in one of the most modern homes in city. Will let singly or double with two beds. Corner house, amid shade young man who wants the best. Apply 1828 Lafayette. Phone Mad. 0670-9. LARGE FURNISHED FROOM and board—for rent. 1118 N. Glimor- street. 1t UNFURNISHED ROOM—FOR RENT— reasonable 2404 Dudl Drill hall, call any time after 8 o'clock p. m. It FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 8- room apartment; modern conven- lences; reasonable. Madison 3314-J. 1508 Presstman-st. It ROOBS-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH- led; suitable for light housekeeping or single living; heated; heated in her 847 Hurley-st. It FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT FOR rent— 108 N. Glimor-st. Three rooms, bath, gas, electric. Apply 1701 W. Mul- berry-st. Phone Glimor 5846. It APARTMENT-FURNISHED OR UN- furnished rooms for rent. Apply 1514 McCulloh-st., before 9 or after 4 evenings. It FOR RENT — 2ND STORY FRONT rom; heat and light; man and wife, or single lady. Phone Mad. 2934-J. It FOR RENT—APARTMENTS 311 N. Glimor-st., electric, electric, gas; newly decorated. Apply 557 Hamilton terrace. It FLAT FOR RENT—1840 McCULLOH street. It ROOM--FOR RENT-- 4 Drudg Hill-av. Call 8 o'clock p. m. UNFURNISHED 3 ent; modern conven- lance. Madison 3314-1 t. OR UNFURNISHED 2 ent; light housekeeping reasonable rent; heat Hurlem-av. APARTMENT FOR RENT-- 1117 Park-av. FIRST CLASS APARTM and bath; electric came and bath; Drudg and bath; electric came and bath; Drudg also private garage. A Hill-av. FOR RENT 2 FURNIS suitable for 2 gentlen N. Bruce-st. APARTMENT FOR RENT-- 1117 Park-av. APARTMENT FOR almor-av. Three rooms. Apply 1701 W. Mul- Glore 5846. I FURNISHED 2 ent; for rent. Apply 1514 9 or after 4 even- ND STORY FRONT HOUSES RENT 929 Park Avenue--8 roo 100.00 week ROOMS FOR RENT—1 FURNISHED and one unfurnished; for gentlemen. Apply 1107. Lettet street. 11 FOR RENT—A BRIGHT CHEERFILL rom; suitable for man and wife, who work out. Apply 721 Colphin-st. 12 APARTMENT FOR RENT— THIRD floor. Apply 627 W. Lanvale-st. 20 Oct. 10 2 ROOMS—ELECTRIC LIGHTS, HOT and cold water; private bath; with quiet family. 1626 Madison-av. 11 FOR RENT - 2-STORY HOUSE; IN 2000 block Brunt-st. Apply 1538 N. Carestreet. 11 FOR RENT - 2ND FLOOR APART- ment; gas and electricity; separate meters. 1208 Drudu Hill-nv. 11 FOR RENT - TWO BRIGHT, CHEER- ful room. 2361 McCollah-st. 11 FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS; apply 1538 N. W. Lansville. 11 Apply in Mrs. Allen in person. Come In at The "For AUSTRALIA MOD No Change in The Backus 10-20 East BALTE Home In and Inspect The New Ford AUSTRALIAN MODELS Change in Prices or Ten The Backus Motor Co. 10-20 East North Avenue BALTIMORE Come In and Inspect The New No Change in Prices or Terms The Backus Motor Co. 10-20 East North Avenue BALTIMORE Opening Evenings 9: P. M. SERVICE! THE AFRO AMERICAN SERVICE D Is Now At Your Service ST Taking A Chance At The Street Or Elsewhere Have It Delivered Direct AFRO AMERICAN CARE SERVICE DEARTMENT At Your Service. STOP A Chance At Buying An A reet Or Elsewhere. Delivered Directly To Your L THE AFRO AMERICAN CARRIER SERVICE DEARTMENT Is Now At Your Service. Taking A Chance At Buying An Afro On The Street Or Elsewhere. Have It Delivered Directly To Your Door ON THURSDAY'S This New Department For Your Convenience There Is No Need Of Afro, When You Can H CALL VERNON 6 AND WE WILL HAVE THE AFR GEST AND BEST WEEKLY DELIVER New Department Has Been In Your Convenience Is No Need Of Your Going Af when You Can Have It Brought CALL VERNON 6016-6017, or 3022 WILL HAVE THE AFRO-AMERICAN—THE SO BEST WEEKLY DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO This New Department Has Been Installed For Your Convenience There Is No Need Of Your Going After The Afro, When You Can Have It Brought to You. AND WE WILL HAVE THE AFRO-AMERICAN—THE SOUTH'S BIGGEST AND BEST WEEKLY DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOUR DOOR Tenororoon Singers Render Concert The main trio of the Tenoroon Jubilee singers were present at the Usher's Union memorial service, at Asbury Church Sunday evening at 3 o'clock and rendered several selections. First number, "Crying Holy" was highly enjoyed, and so much so that after a lengthy applause, they responded by singing "Somebody's Always Talking About Me." which also was highly appended. The wife was Mr. William Coulson, Dr. Wm. H. Hill and little George Keone. They will appear at the Centennial M. E. Church Sunday, October 4th at 5 p.m., for the Reddick Chapter Epworth League. 018 W. Lexington First for apartment; 3 rooms, third florapartment, 2 rooms. 418 N. Glimor Second floor, 3-room and cheap rent. Apply 925 N. Baltimore-st. Phone Calvert 4722-w. FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS-3 RMS, and bath; electric, Drum Hill-av, 4 rooms and bath; electric. 638 N. Carey-st.; also private garage. Apply 1625 Drum Hill-av. FOR RENT-2 FURNISHED ROOMS; suitable for 2 gentlemen. Apply 318 N. Bruce-st. APARTMENT FOR RENT-APPLY AT 1117 Park-av. HOUSES FOR RENT 292Park Avenue-8 rooms and bath, $10.00 week RENT 142 W. Preston St.—4 rooms, $6.00 week. 318 S. Vincent St—6 rooms, $6 week 658 Cleral Alley—6 rooms, $5.50 week 1361 Whatcat St—6 rooms, $5 wk. 616 Bradley St—6 rooms, $5.25 wk. 815 Whatcat St—6 rooms, $5 week 1712 Cairo St—6 rooms, $4.50 week 1412 N. Bruce St—6 rooms, $4.50 week 356-50 Moore St—4 rooms, $4.00 week 1644 N. Vincent St—4 rooms, $2.75 week. 10231 N. Vincent St.—6 rooms, $4 wk. 1122 Clarkson St.—4 rooms, $3.50 wk. 758 Sarahann St.—4 rooms, $3.50 wk. APARTMENTS 19 N. Bond SU-2nd floor, 3 rooms and bath, $5.50 week. JAMES A. LISLE BOARDERS Board with private family; reasonable rates. Apply 352 W. Biddle-st. 11 and Inspect Ne w ord" Australian DELS Prices or Terms Motor Co. North Avenue MORE AMERICAN CARRIER DEPARTMENT ce. OP Buying An Afro On ere. ectly To Your Door What Has Been Installed Your Going After The Have It Brought to You. 016-6017, or 3022 AMERICAN—THE SOUTH'S BIG- VERED DIRECTLY TO YOUR DOOR STOP DOBSON—In sad and loving remembrance of my grandmother, Rosie Dobson, who diedSeptember 20th, 1921. I, who loved you sadly miss you, have always dear. And in lonely hours of thinking, Often feel your presence near. And I trust that you are happy. In your Heavenly home above, Where all is joyous pleasure, And everlasting love. By her grandchildren, Earl and Bertina Harris. RANDALL—In sad and loving remembrance of my dear son and our brother, Private James Edward Randall, who departed this life two years ago, September 27, 1923: By his mother, Mary L. Randall, and sisters, Ethel Carrington and Geneva Taylor. THOMAS—In memory of our devoted mother, Mary L. Randall, Mrs. Kate Thomas who departed this life one year ago, September 24th, 1924. Rest on, dear mother, the labor's o'er; The willing hands will tell no more; A faithful mother, both true and kind; A truer mother you could never find. By her daughter, Mrs. Emma Hunt and grand daughter, Florence Barber. Ten minutes from Overland car line Lots 60x200. Price $250.00 each. Payments as low as $5.00 down and $1.25 per week. See MRS. LILLIE ARUNDEL 2029 McCulshen t. 11 Call MAd. 7750. WANTED IF YOU NEED A JOB YOU HAVE A JOB AND WANT A SEE US BETTER JOB WHITE BROTHERSHR 1028 Penna^3 Ave. First Floor Employment Agency c.o.w. MRS. SALLIE DEAVER AND LU CIE DEAVER WILSON, of 605 W. Riddle-st, have purchased through W. W. Hughes, a residence at 721 N. Fro- mont-dr. FOIL SALE - WESPORT — 37 MARY land-av. near Black Sax Park. Modern 6-room and bath. perch front home. Cheap to quick buyer; must be sold. 23 HUDSON ESSEX 1925 ESSEX COACH 1924 HUDSON COACH 1924 OVERLAND CHAMPION 1924 HUDSON SEADAN 1924 HUFMOBILE TOURING 1924 WILLYS KNIGHT TOURING 1924 HUDSON COUPE 1924 PAIGE TOURING 1924 OAKLAND TOURING 1924 CHANDLER TOURING 1924 HUFMOBILE COUPE 1924 DURANT SEDAN 1924 LEXINGTON SEDAN 1924 HUDSON TOURING 1924 FORD SEDAN 1924 FORD SEDAN 1924 FORD COUPE 1924 FORD TOURING 1924 FRANKLIN SEDAN 1924 MANWELL TOURING 1924 CHEVROLET TOURING Honesty, Quality, Courtesy (Our Motto) LAMBERT USED CAR DEPARTMENT 116 RICHMOND ST. VERNON 3310 Between Park Ave. and Cathedral St. SAM, the SHGEMAKER SAYS, DON'T WAIT UNTIL BAD WEATHER SETS IN, BUT HAVE YOUR SHOES AND THE CHILDREN'S SHOES REPAIRED LIKE NEW NOW! Men's Half Sole, 90c Ladies' Half Sole, 75c 701 Druid Hill Ave. Cor. St. Mary St. Only One Store 2t-Oct.10 Open NEW YORK BEAUTY SHOPPE Opens Saturday, September 26th 1631 MADISON AVE. Scalp Treatments, Manicuring and Facial Massage (Swedish), Dyeing, Tinting, Gobbing, Singeing and Cliping, Heating, Oil Treatments of Scalp, Mud Packs, Violet Rays, Vibratory Electrical Treatments and Face and Scalp, Eye Brown Scalp, Arm Nailling, All branches of Beauty Culture demonstrated and taught. By Mme. M. Page Heath Graduate of New York's leading School of Beauty It Madison 3934-J Madison Drug Store FOR YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS, PURE DRUGS AND PERFUMES Corner Madison Avenue and Hoffman Street Phones: VEronm 5844, 1926, 7884 ROY S. BOND Lawyer 220 St. Paul Place Third Floor Front office Phone, CAlvert 0852 Residence 1520 DRUID HILL AVENUE Res: phone. Madison 7744-W Home Hours, 7 to 9 p.m. LEARN BARBERING EARN YOUR MONEY EASIER AT BETTER WAGES Nice pleasant inside work. Big demand. Write. ENTHUSIASM is the first step in every great undertaking, because it ENDOWS the possessor with EARNESTNESS to obtain evolves enterprise or effort, to procure. ENTERPRISE or EFFORT to procure ELEVATES, ENVIRONMENT BECAUSE IF PERSISTENTLY PURSUED IT INCREASES POSESSION, AND THEREBY ELEVATES THE POSESSOR TO BETTER SURROUNDINGS. Exhort your enthusiasm in ambition to own a home of, your own. Expedite the lengthy course of realizing that ambition by coming to see "M-A-R-S-E". "Stop Paying-Rent." Buy with your rent. That's MARSE'S way. See him today. 1st, 2nd and 3rd Mortgages, Chattel Loans, Autos, Furniture, Personal Notes and Other Securities. No Red Tape. 24-Hour Service. No Publicity CALL-A-WAY _____ WRITE-A-WAY _____ FIND-A-WAY TO MARSE S. CALLAWAY THE CALLAWAY BUILDING 1305 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Phones: Office, MAd. 10296; Res., MAd. 7439. Baltimore, Md. Company, with which she did business having been taken over by the National Credit Corporation. That she was not in anyway in default of payments of obligations was the statement of Mrs. Katiboola that she lost the list against whom the National Credit Corporation sought judgment a few days ago. Announcement was made this week by Dr. J. C. Spencer, president of Morgan College, that those desiring to take courses leading to the masters degree and in junior high school methods will meet at Douglass High School Friday, October 2nd at 4:15 p. m. Mrs. Jolly explained that her account was perfect, and that the misunderstanding must have come about by the Home Improvement teachers degree and in junior high school methods will meet at Douglass High School Friday, October 2nd at 4:15 p. m. ENTHUSIASM VENTUALLY NDOWS ARNESTNESS ARNESTNESS NVOLVES ENTERPRISE NTHUSIASM NTHUSIASM VENTUALLY NDOWS' ARNESTNESS ARNESTNESS NVOLVES ENTERPRISE XXX FOR SALE 700 BLK. N. FREMONT AVE. 150 BLK. N. FREMONT AVE. 1700 BLK. MADISON AVE. 2500 BLK. McCULLOM ST. 2500 BLK. CALHUN ST. 2500 BLK. CALHUN ST. 1400 BLK. MADISON AVE. 1600 BLK. DRUID HILL AVE. 1600 BLK. W. LAFAYETTE AVE. 1600 BLK. W. LANVALE ST. 800 BLK. FRERMONT AVE. 1700 BLK. WESTWOOD AVE. SPECIALS For Sale FINE MODERN TWO-STORY HOMES—1700 Block Westwood Ave. 1700 Block N. Carey St. 1600 Block Westwood 3-STORY—(Extra Fine) 2000 BLK. DRUH HIL. AVE. 4 Complete Heat. Double Brick Garage. ALSO A FINE CORNER PROPERTY ON MADISON AVE.—Hot Water, Hot Water Heat, All Rooms Private. In Tip FOR SALE—1200 BLOCK PENNA. AVENUE. (Business Property) FOR RENT APARTMENT—6 Rooms and Bath, Hardwood Floors, Steam Heat Bathroom, 1800 Madison Ave. Corner Preserve 1322 McCULLOH ST.—4 Rooms and Bath, Gas and Electr. 2559 McCULLOH ST.—3 Rooms and Bath 1400 BLK. MADISON AVE.—6 Apartments, 2-6 Rooms, Hot Water and Electric. 4-4 Room Apartments—Hot Winter Heat, Hardwood MONEY TO LOAN 1st, 2nd and 3rd Mortgages, Chattel Loans, Autos Notes and Other Securities. No Red Tape. 24-Hour. CALL-A-WAY — WRITE-A-WAY — MARSE S. CALLAW The People's Real Estate Man THE CALLAWAY BUILDING 1305 PENNSY Phones: Office, MAd. 10296; Res., M HOW ABOUT THOSE TEETH? REMEMBER: A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE DR. J. A. W HITE DR. J. A. W HITE ASK A FRIEND WHO KNOWS Phone, Vernon 0356 1028 Penna. Avenue ADDISON E. JOHNSON COMPANY LET US STOP YOU FROM PAYING RENT! MONEY OR NO MONEY We will put you in a Home. Splendid homes in all parts of the city. Easiest terms MONEY TO LOAN LIBERALLY 1616 Madison Avenue Phone, MAdison 10427 ADDISON E. JOHNSON COMPANY LET US STOP YOU FROM PAYING RENT! MONEY OR NO MONEY We will put you in a Home. Splendid homes in all parts of the city. Easiest terms MONEY TO LOAN LIBERALLY 1616 Madison Avenue Phone, MAdison 10427 FOR SALE Modern Six Room Cottage LINDEN AVENUE—CHERRY HEIGHTS—Overlea. City Water, Gas, Electric Light House contains large living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms—two connectable, suitable for owning private suite or small apartment, kitchen, modern bath concrete cellar under entire house pipe furnace, gas range, two entrances to cellar, modern sewage conveniences, large front porch across entire house. An ideal small home (The Love Nest). LOT 40x150, 10 foot alley. PRICES AND TERMS REASONABLE APPLY LINDEN AVENUE—CHERRY HEIGHTS—Overlea. City Water, Gas, Electric Light House contains large living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms—two connecting, suitable for owner's private suite or small apartment. kitchen, modern bath concrete cellar under entire house pipe furnace, gas range, two entrances to cellar, modern sewage connections, front porch, private house. An ideal small home (The Love Nest). 10 foot ceiling. GEORGE H. MURRAY ROOM 10 14 EAST PLEASANT STREET Take Overlae car, ride to end of line, walk 2 blocks on Bellair Road to Fullerton avenue. Turn right at Fullerton avenue to Linden avenue. See my signs posted on subdivision. 21 Oct. 3 ROOM 10 14 EAST PLEASANT STREET Take Overlea car, ride to end of line, walk 2 blocks on Bellair Road to Fullerton avenue. Turn right at Fullerton avenue to Linden avenue. See my signs posted on subdivision. 21 Oct, 3 START NOW! BUY YOUR OWN HOME BEFORE Winter's Chilly Blast Begins Small Cash Payments Balance As Rent All Houses In A-1 Condition BUY YOUR OWN HOME BEFORE Winter's Chilly Blast Begins Small Cash Payments Balance As Rent All Houses In A-1 Condition 2-Story 3-Story 1717 Baker 1409 W. Lanvale 1214 Riggs 1614 W. Lanvale 2430 McCulloh 812 N. Mount 556 Baker 809 Edmondson Ave. 1425 W. Lafayette 1839 Druid Hill Ave. 1717 Baker 1214 Riggs 2430 McCulloh 556 Baker 1425 W. Lafayette HARRY M. SILBERMAN 231 St. Paul St. Plaza 7855 Page Ninet Kansas City.—The Jackson J. Lee Singer of Western, Uni- ate in receipt of a grant from W. R. Harris white owner of the Redpath Citaqua Circuits. The organiza- tion has recently completed a tour of cities covering Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania at Kentucky. "Plantation Days" a special scenic setting featuring spirituals was particularly popu M is the first step in undertaking, because the possessor with certain object of enthu- to obtain evolves en- to procure. EN- EFFORT to procure ENVIRONMENT BESISTENTLY PUR- ASES POSESSION, ELEVATES THE BETTER SUR- siasm in ambition to own. Expedite the lengthy that ambition by coming 'Stop Paying Rent.' Buy it's MARSE'S way. See BLK. MOUNT ST. BLK. MULBERRY ST. BLK. N. GILMOR ST. BLK. N. GALHOUR ST. BLK. BARCLAY ST. BLK. W. FRANKLIN (Square) SPECIALS e. 2400 Block McCulloh St. Bed Ave. Estate Apartments. Hot Water Water Heat, 16 Rooms, Elec- Top Shape —1500 BLK. PENNA. AVE. Heat, Gas and Electricity, Tile. Human St. Electricity, Furnace Heat Heat, Hardwood Floors, Gas and Floors, Gas and Electric Furniture, Personal Service. No Publicity ——FIND-A-WAY WAY n SYLVANIA AVENUE Ad. 7439. Miscellaneous Let me Steam your Fall and Winter Coats the Brooks Way 1711 DRUILD HILL AVENUE Mad. 9244 Balto., Md. Quality Satisfaction Price to ult the times. Practic! Workmanship Drop a line and I will call W. LEROY WANSEL PAPER HANGING AND Residence: 421 Mosher St. Felt Mattress, $12.00; Mahogany Post Bed, $25.00; Silk Floss Mattress, $20.00; Box Spring, $25.00; Hair Mattress, $25. 90% of the cost of Mattress is the material inside; your mattress is bumpy, call VERNON 0956 and talk it over. SANITARY MATTRESS CO. 921 Madison Ave. It Baltimore, Md. USED FORDS ALL MODELS BEST TERMS IN CITY THE BACKUS MOTOR COMPANY, 10-20 EAST NORTH AVENUE Open Evenings, 9 P. M. Phone: MAd. 3637 UNIQUE TIRE SHOP NEW & USED TIRES We Specialize in Vulcanizing. Job Too Small, or Too Large. 1933 MYRTLE AVE. (Assignment) Wm. L. PRICE, Proprietor 41 Oct. 17 SPECIALS 1922 HUPMOBILE 5-Pass, Touring 1922 HUPMOBILE 4-Pass, Coupe 1922 HUPMOBILE 3-Pass, Touring 1922 CHEVROLET Sedan 1922 OLDSMOBILE 7-Pass, Touring 1922 DODGE-Sedan OVERLANDS AND FORDS MOTOR CAR CO. Open Evenings "In Business to Stay—Since 1951" Mt. Royal and Mt. Aves. VEH. 774 ★ WHO NEEDS MONEY We loan money on Jewelry, Watches, Clothing, Merchandise of Every Description Star Loan Office 645 W. Baltimore Street Dec.11 'SURE'! Everybody makes mistakes-that's why they have erasers on lead pencils-but that's no reason why you should make the mistake of renting all your life. It's better to buy from us than be sorry. You can't go wrong with US. THE NEW YORK CITY MUSEUM The Rent You Pay Now Would Buy You A Home Here Another list of wonderful opportunities for homebuyers— 1625 W. Lafayette Ave. 1802 N. Mount St. 1831 N. Mount St. 511 N. Calhoun St. 515 N. Calhoun St. 1315 W. Lanvale St. 1533 W. Lanvale St. 1423 W. Lanvale St. 1232 W. Lanvale St. 1216 W. Lanvale St. 810 N. Fremont Ave. 815 N. Fremont Ave. Investment P 529-31 and 33 Leadenhall 312-25 and 27 Otterbein 741 Ryan Street—Ground 678 Haw Street—Ground ENT Property Leadenhall Street—Gr Otterbein Street—Gr et—Ground Rent $30.0 et—Ground Rent, $30.0 ROLL LEGE Story Of This WORK Investment Property For Sale 629-31 and 33 Leadenhall Street—Ground Rent, $30.00 312-25 and 27 Otterbein Street—Ground Rent, $21.00 741 Ryan Street—Ground Rent $30.00 678 Haw Street—Ground Rent, $30.00 02 FRESHIES ENROLL MORGAN COLLEGE 02 FRESHIES ENROLL MORGAN COLLEGE Largest Class In History Of School Is Registered This Year OFFER COURSES IN JUNIOR HIGH WORK Three New Merit Prizes To Be Given In Science Department The College opened last Monday for registration and toganization of uses with 102 freshmen. The larcissus in history. Class work began Wednesday. A total of 836 college students have matriculated so th'i, following twelve states are represented in the Freshman class; Deaware, Ma and Mississippi; York New Jersey, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Island; South Carolina, Virginia and West Texas. Of the 34 standard h g Engleham, has been accepted in this class, but baccalaureum High School of Eatin- hus the largest representation. There have been two additions to faculty-Miss Helen Caucelli, the head of the Winds, Depart- of English's Charles C. Key, A. Mo gan and graduate student Columbia Department of Bloho- Dogers James and Liz of Univer- sity, will be again year in the respect to Depart- ment of English. Morgan is offering courses to the public school teachers who desire to for Junior High Schools. Prof. William Anderson, principal of the East Baltimore Junior High School, has been engrossed in "General Theory of the Junior High School," as well as "Methods in teaching English in the Junior High School." Prof. Harry T. Pratt, Assistant Director of the Morgan College Summer School, will offer courses in "Methods in teaching Junior High School." History Mrs. Jeannette J. Moore will teach "We have in teaching Junior High School." School diaries. Dr. David Houston, one time Professor at Howard University, is offering a course in the History of English Literature. His classes are proving to be very popular, and more Morrison College is playing an important part in preparing public school teachers for Baltimore and Napa of the Principals of Baltimore Public Schools are Morgan graduates. Eleven of the 15th Schools in the County are being supervised and taught by Moranites. Hilburn Prizes. Dr. J. H. Hiburn, pharmacist, as given a cash prize, is student excelling this year in Chemistry. Jesseley Cush has offered a private prize to the student excelled in Biology. On Friday evening, the 25th, the W. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. tendered reception to all of the new students. Dr. Thomas I. Brown, Department of Social Sciences, was commissioned by Governor Ritchie to represent Maryland at the National Sociological conference which convened in on the 22nd, 23rd and 1400 Blk. W. Franklin St. 1147 N. Mount St. 1511 Penna Ave. store front 1815 McCulloh St. 1000 Blk. W. Lanvale St. 1000 Blk. W. Lafayette Ave. 1700 Blk. W. Lafayette Ave. 1600 Blk. W. Lafayette Ave. 1512 W. Lafayette Ave. 1600 Blk. Westwood Ave. 1700 Blk. Westwood Ave. Property For Sale Bahall Street—Ground Rent, $30.00 Pein Street—Ground Rent, $21.00 Ground Rent $30.00 Ground Rent, $30.00 HEARD AND IN BALTIMORE RALPH M. HEARD AND SEEN IN BALTIMORE RALPH MATTHEWS. Latest reports from Paris say that beggars of that city have formed a union by which they pledge themselves not to receive small donations. That is hardly a new idea because Baltimore beggars have been putting that in practice for some time. It is a common occurrence to have a deaf and dumb man to hall you out for only giving him a dime. House. Now when they get old a can't think they send them to co-gress. People used to say "pity the poor blind man" now they say "he has no business drinking the stuff." Blind men used to play all day the street corners and gather up few pennies. Now they have for An armless man got so angry the other day when a guy gave him a pickle that he gave him a sound thrashing. Of course this wasn't half as bad as the one leg man who claused a man five blocks because he wanted change from his quarter. If you don't give a poor widow more than 75 cents she will have you arrested for non support. You don't have to be your brother's keeper. You just have to take care of his wife and children and the old man can shift for himself. It's getting so that when you give a beegar fifty cents he will make you sign a permissory note for the other half dollar. If you don't pay up soon he will serve an attachment and take your kitchen stove. One beggar carried so much he rode to work in a toad cath. "That's going the "Beggar On Horse Back" one better. He had to charge more than others because they raised the price of gas. He told one lady that he would like to take the dime she offered him but he couldn't afford it. - When people got old and forgetful and couldn't think very well, they used to send them to the Alms ONE WOMAN, THREE MEN ON MISSING LIST Miss. Edith Davis, Local School Girl, Sought By Parents The Bureau of Missing Persons reports the following persons missing from September 16th, to date: Howard Brown, 40 1327 Stockton St., since Sept. 15th; 5 feet, 11 inches tall. Weight, 120 lbs; scar on top of head 3 inches long. Edith Davis, 15, 1909, Ungle Ave. Since Sept. 15th; 5 feet, 6 inches weighs 120 pounds; school girl with red spot on right side of face. Charles Johnson, 9, 215 N. Arlington Ave. Since Sept. 23rd. Was 4 feet tall, weighing 80 lbs. John Smith, 52, 514. Sharp St. since Sept. 20; was 5 feet, 10 inches tall; weighed 10 lbs. and wore clothes. smoked eye Alexandre Taylor, 15, 810 N. Calhoun, since September, 19th. 5 feet. inches tall: weight, 135 lbs, and inchled, in right leg. "The Man Who Shows You How With A Smile" REAL ESTATE WE are calling your attention to our special terms, and our specially arranged method of financing. We know that we can help you, if you have the least desire to have a home. You cannot feel that you are doing your duty as a citizen, if you are not an owner of some real estate, or seeking to be. We would like to talk to you personally, and explain to you how we can make your savings mean something to you. Modern Homes "We have houses that are modern" in every way, situated in the most beautiful beautiful new high school, convenient to all car lines and the churches. They have electric lights, a modern heating plants, and convenience for sanitary and happy living. 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WIFE SLASHER GETS FOUR YEARS IN PEN Howard Johns Fails To Impress Judge With "Unwritten Law" Plea OTHER MAN IN CASE MENTIONED AT TRIAL William R. Riley. Named By Accused As Mate's Affinity Howard Johnson. 1825 Orléans Street, was sentenced to four years in the Maryland Penitentiary after he had been found guilty of accounting and cutting his wife, Alice August 23rd. According to Mrs. Johnson, her husband came to her home after they had been separated for some time and demanded, insurance papers and other things that she had of his. When she did not give them to him he drew a mask and in her about the head and neck then made his escaped Mrs. Johnson was detained by the hospital for several days. So serious was her condition that authorities thought it would result in her death. Johnson's Story Johnson declared that he had gone to his wife's home and informed her that he was going to get a divorce. He had several letters from a man by the name of R. 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