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The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
A NATIONAL CITY TO BE
DEVELOPED WISELY ALONG
BROAD NATIONAL LINES
WASHINGTON CITY.


Thanks to the President-the heart
lest thanks.
He has rendered to the people Of the
District Of Columbia a real. q sub
stantial, and lasting service. He
has pointed the way TO the city's fu-
ture greatness He has impressed
forcibly upon tire citizens OF Washing
ton the national characteristics Of this
fair city: that It IS the nations city,
and viii forever remain so All this
he has done IN a plain. straightfOr-
ward-almost ! blunt-vay.s It viii be
kept IN memory for some ume-fosr
years at least
BIS plain. blunt talk silenoes mis-
chievous agitation. estops unwhole-
some discussion. and dLspels some az
trsctive but improbable dreams.
Our District government is MT going
10 be overturned. Il may be strength
ened IL form. modIsed N some detail.
and made to work more smoothly aad
enectuany: but there Is 10 thought
taxing purely ocaL Affairs Gu Of focal
hands and substituting bureaucracy
ruls. nor is anything revolutionary OF
radical contemplated n the premises
nothing whatever. We are gong
ahead as We have gone ahead 50 mag
uiacently these thirty years Just past
working out magnificent destiny that
was actually planned-not dreamed Of
by Washington and rEafant long
years ago. We are not going to build
in 3 helter-skeEter. haphazsrd fash
Ion. but along well-dehned. Inspiring
lines which lead and can oaIy lead 70
further greatness and enduring glory.
A oue-headed OF uiple-heade5 gov
ernnent? Why. that is a mere detail
The Presidents mind is open. II ex-
ecutive affairs only were TO be dealt
with. then a single executive. Of
course: but. since minor legislative
powers are involved, then-wen per-
hsps. it nay be the part OF wisdom
to adhere to the system that has stood
the test Of three decades
Local suffrage? Impossible:
Direct representation in COnEess7
A thing TO dream about.
We have the Presidents views. They
are sound-sound and patriotic, and
fun OF cheer. To be sure. the ques-
ton OF disfrsnchislng for all tine a
great body OF people-a fast-Uowing
body-snd denying them voice even
in the election % President or in the
choice Of the Congress that controls
the District. goes unsolved. It serves
for academic debate at present. though
propounded in no academic manner by
the eloquent Justice Stafford. The dis
tznt future may deal with Il
The Presidents utterance has cleared
the atmosphere. Therefore. the Dis
trict thanks him and gives thanks for
the opportunity that brought forth
that uttsrance-
II Is as national city. gentlemen.
that Washington is great to-day, and
It IS as a national city that It IS des-
tined 20 be one Of the greatest cities
on earth, II not the greatest
THE WASHINGTON HERALD.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
Municipal Affairs VIII Be
in WEdicipaI Hands.
NO BUREAUCRACY RULE
Presidents Mind Open As To
Executive Control.

In a brilliant fame Of oratory
arising from Z long-standing cen
viction. apparently, and with an IN
cisive utterance which his predeoes-
sor rarely surpassed, President Taft
told the solid men Of Washington"
last evening that he was absolutely
opposed 10 suffrage Tor the District
OF Columbia.
He expressed himself thus On the
occasion Of the first banquet ever
rendered a President By the Ma
tional Capital-and it was his So
gan, his sweeping and unqualified
slogan, to the gentlemen OF the
/ Capital City who were his hosts.
The Taft who addressed the rep
resentatives Of Washington last
night was glowing with the force Of
his conviction. eloquent and com
pelling as he has been on few ooca-
sions, overfowing with good na-
ture, but with almost an Olynpizn
spirit backing his every word. As
he himself said, ''he spoke right out
in meeting"
Heard ELOQUENT address.
Unmoved. he heard the eloquent
address Of Justice Wendell Phillips
Stafford, appealing. not so much Tor
the franchise, as for representation
in both halls of Congress. When
the justice, who was spokesman for
the Board Of Trade and the Cham
Der Of Commerce. concluded. the
President straightway proceeded to
state his own views IN the most Wig
orous and comprehensive fashion,
and they proved to be almost dia-
metricaily opposed 40 those of the
jurist.
You have been pictured BY JUS
tiCe Stafford as caidffs and slaves,
he said, "but as matter Of fact
you are the envy Of other cities.
No one IS more deeply interested
IN the welfare of the District than
But YOU viii not get ahead in this
matter Of a better government by
urging representation in Congress,
or by asking for the franchise.
you speak Of the principle of
self-government. Well, that princi-
pie is subject to certain limits and
qualifications, and it may be carried
to illogical and absurd limits. In
that very Constitution establishing
self-government upon this cont
.nent we find that the District OF
Columbia IS set apart from the rest
OF the nation, and, by that provision
limiting Congressional representa-
ton to the States, deprived Of a
yoice there.
Washington was set apart by the
fathers to prevent It's being con
trolled by parochial spirit. They
aimed to have It reach It's destiny as
the capital OF q great nation, as the
property Of all that nations people.
That IS why they established the
present form.
4 would give an entity to the city
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-sf-zs 10 baltimore asd Return
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DEFEATED IN FIRST ROUND.

Florida House Turns Down Disfran-
chisement Provision.
Tallahassee, Fla, May s.-The house OF
representatives to-day defeated the joint
resolution which provided for the dis
franchisen1ent OF the Florida negroes. but
this does net dispose Of the matter finally,
as eleven members were absent. and q
notice was given that q motion 10 recon
sider will be made on Monday.
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HELD N WHITLA CASE.
Man who Sent Letter Demanding
$4,000 Admitted TO 500 Bail.

$4,000 Admitted to 500 Bail.
Boston. May S-After a hearing that
has continued for some days. United
states Commissioner Hayes this after
noon held Ernest II. Martin. OF Dorches-
ter. for the Federal grand jury on the
charge Of sending a letter 10 James
P Whitla, OF Sharon. Pa. demanding
$1,000 Is a means OF saving his son,
Willie Whitla. from harm. Martin was
allowed 10 go on his personal recogni-
za1ce in 800
John ". Wright, Who was arrested on
the same charge with Martin. vas held
as q witness and committed 70 the
Charles street Jail
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WEATHER FORECAST
President Of Board Of Traea

For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Show-
ers and probably thunderstoms
this afternoon or tonight. To-
morrow showers, followed by fair
and cooler; moderate to brisk
south 10 southeast winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
BOOM ROOSEVELT
As GOTHAM MAYOR
New York Republicans Con-
fident He Can Win.
HASN'T BEEN TOLD YET
Would Have to Establish Resi-
dence in the City.

Gen. woodford and other Leaders
of the Party Believe the Demand
for the Former President VIII Be
So Strong He VIII Have 10 Cut
Hunting Trip SbOr< and Enter the
Race-Next 10 Presidency.
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birmingham specials

New LTs1Ln ' ia s0ut1tT1 Ha5IWaY,
Between Washington and Birmingham,
Ala. via Atlanta, lRgiuning Sunday. Nay
Is. on following schedule. Leave Wash
ington 40 p. m. arrive Atlanta 1879 a.
m Central time). Birmingham 4 D. N.
The birmingham Special VIII csrrv
through Pullman sleeping car between
Washington, Atlanta. and Birmingham.
Southern Railway dining car service. This
train VIII also have coach accommoda-
lions.
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Low Round-trip Rates 10 Savannah. a.
Vts. Southern Railway Nay u. lS and 5s,
final limit June ? lSlS. account General
Assembly Presbyterian Church. 7o5 l5fb
81. and Ss r st
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Alabama Flooring (Goodl. Foot.
Frank LIObey * Co. eth ST. and n. 2. sve.
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BaIsinore and Return. s1.s5,

BIaekistone's Floral Designs Are
Beautiful Choicest flowers used. I4th (. n
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THREhTENSEXPO5E
Of WHITLA CASE
Helen Boyle Says Another
Man Was in Kidnapping.
HERHUSBAND'THEG0AT'
Declares Suicides Grave Better
Than Penitentiary.

%But Others VIII Follow Us Down
There She Adds-BOyIe Contends
He AHad the Goods on Relative OF
whItIa's, and Abduction of Child
was Planned When Payment OF
ssHush Money Was stopped.
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}. r Small a Sens. Florists.
18th and @ SITS, Washington. Waldorf.
Astoria and f153 Broadway. New York
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Common Flooring 1skc = foot.
frank Lib6ey & Co. sth 81 and y. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

Lumber Prices Have Dropped AxaEr-
Ersnk Libbey & Co. eth ST and \. 7. ave.
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Dressed Fence PaIinEs, 2e q Foot.
Frank Libbey < Co., sih ST. and y. 7. avs,
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Dressed BoardA (6oodl, &c 8 Foot.
Frank Llonsy : Co. sth 81 and \. I. sYs.
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Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains.
both ways. both days, except Royal Lin
tied. City Offices. 1417 G ST. and So Pa ave.
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Fencing Boards, s1.75 Per 100 Fee4.
Frank L&bbey s Co. sth 81 sad h. 2. ava
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Sl-zS 10 Baltimore aRd Return
To-day va Baltimore and Ohio Rallroad.
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Boards for Sheashing. S1.7s Per 100 81
Frank Libbey & Co. Sta ST and SssYs aye.
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A SUNDAY PAPER
WITH NO
FREAK FEATURES.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
IL you have property. improved or unin-
proved. clear or mortgaged, that you want tn
trade for other property see at once. IS
have very large list Of cxchnngeable prop
erry.
ROW OF TEN now houses. 6 rooms, BATH.
cellar. very complete homes; trust. l,8s0
each; will trade as whole or separately, viii
assume trust
A FLAT, cost S2l 900, subject TO small trust,
trade for smaller properties.
Will give 5000 cash equity In two good
dwell iDes and business property for good
building ground clear.
A FINE RESIDENCE Washington
Heights corner of alley. Columbia I'd;
s. $50: trade clear Of fncupibrapce for
investment property.
WEST OF 14TH ST. on the Heiehts q
beautiful home 20 feet front (room for sta
ble,: finely finished interior. electric lights.
etc; cost s11,5Oo; trust, 5000; trade for
suburban home.
SEvENROOM house. good location NV:
IS feet 'front.' southern exposure: reception
hall plan: anil: owner having bought larger
house will trade for investment property;
cost 81 500: trust 81. $50.
JORDAN & co. unc.).
no30-2t 13d5 NV. city.
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$1,000.

West OF 14th and south Of Florida ave. NV.
Here is a chance to buy good home at a
sacrifice price. Built by Mr.. Henderson. Cost
owner close to $4,000. A T d br ck y-w'rd w
residence of 10 rooms and tiled ta,h. Seam
heat. Rotary heater Glass-inclosed rear porch
for sleeping out OF doors Hardwood throug l.
out Beautifully decorated end i'll Al cOndi-
tion. Owner must sell quickly.
SHANNON & LUCHS, 113 14th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE
SPECIAL. BARGAIN IN
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$1,000 LESS THAN VALUE.
1918 L ST. NV.
Well built 3-st"ry aud cellar.
lonial brick residences, containing
10 rooms = tiled bathrooms. hot
water heat. gas and electric lights,
large front porch. two-stury rear
porch laundry tubs in basement.
rear stairway. kitchen first 6uor,
parquetry floor first floor
These houses new and ready
for occupancy. For full particulars
and lowest price consult sales de
partment.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 Co, Inc,
I:sS 18th ST.
Phone NJ. $3.50; after PIN, Tel NJ. 61+6-I
no30-6t
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S12..,G4l.

Detached home Washington Hee tk.
On lot 1oxl24. Natural terrace and SUI
rounded By large oak shade trees. 4 beautiful
home of IL spacious rooms and baths. Cur
ney hot water heater. Hardwood throughout.
Richly decorated. Large basement with laun-
dry and all servants requisites. Will sell the
house with less ground If desired \ home 1t
will pay you TO own.
SHANNON & LCCHS. 1l3 18th st. NV.
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FOR SAM
FACING ONE OF THE CITY'S MOST
BEAUTIFUL PARKS-A NEW HOUSE that 5
characterized throughout by qualities tiaf will
appeal TO your taste and iu Igment--it Will at
once impress you ~ its sol ity OF con u ~,
its ideal architectural arrangement an by tn.
elegance Of its finish and orrameDtit 'on. 1t
is heated by hot water and lighted by gas
and electricity and possesses all modern ap-
pointments. 1t will interest you. Lberal
tcrins .......'....-.. 80, lJU
\. L. $ tNSBCRS,
11a-21 18th
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FUR SAIFr-
SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY IN TIE
WAY OF \ BARGAIN This is without doubt
a remarkable opportunity to get = well at
ranged, well built and finely finished hou>"
at wonderfully low price. 1t is n NEW
SEMIDETACHED HOUSE, cont aiming EIGHT
rooms and modern bath. Note these features.
Hardwood trim: HOT WATER HEAT: GAS
and ELECTRIC lights: LOT % IT. wide; 30
IT. Of parking; ELEVATED locato 4
$500
n. L. SALISBURY,
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xl6Sn

Semi-detached house. Columbia Heights.
Brick house Of large rooms floors.
Brand new heating system. Large, bright cell
lar: attic over entire house with - finished
rooms All modern conyenienrcs. Open fire.
places. In excellent repair.
SHANNON & LUCHs. ~; iith st. NV.
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FOR SALEELEGANT RESIDENCE,
2OO5 COLUMBIA ROAD.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT.

FOR SALE-TO QUICKLY SELL MY HOUSE,
which is one Of the best lettercd streets
in the northwest. l will let II 60 at price
that is great sacrifice. 1t has eight rooms
and bath, with servants toilet In the cellar;
cellar under entire house; bot-water heat: two
20x109: paved alley In rear; southern exposure:
large. bright sunny rooms. 1t cost me 500
two years ago and | have added many improve
ments am leaving the city and am going to
sell cheap. Address OWNER Box los. Sta,.
Office. no29-2t
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S6.SiO.

&c. $50.
Desirable home Washington Heights.
No house i'm this row has ever been f-r sale
at less than S7.2S0. In this case the owner has
to move into u smaller house. 4 bay window
brick of 10 large rooms and tiled bath. Hot
water heat. Hardwood trim throu. b Iut. In
very fine condition. Always served owners
home \ bargain at ST, 500.
SHANNON l. LUCIIS, T13 14th st. NV.
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So. 500.
Downtown home. West OF 9th and south of Y.
A fine location for business man Or doctor.
Bay-window brick house, containing 10 rooms
and BATH Modern heating plant. Beautifully
decorated throughout. Hardwood trim. in very
fine condition. SIDE LIGHT. Convenient neigh
borhood.
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roR SALE NEW RoOM-AND.
BATH HOUSES - S3.5Oo TO $4,000.
Corners. Si.25~. Ideal homes for
young married couples nr small fam
lies EASY PAYMENrS-$30o, $500
or moro cash $2D and S25 per month
on principal. All new houses In the
square. Corners corners 81 alleys and
inside hcrses-all outside rooms. Co
loniai porches. Bay windows. Sample
house. a02 X ST. Ne: furnished: open
daily and evenings until $50 O'Clock.
except saturday and Monday evenings.
Florida ave car lice 10 9Th ST. Inspect
aud select NOW
THOS. J. FISHER co. CInc.I.
Exclusive Agents. 13S 18th st. NV.
no1o-ti
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IN BEAUTIFUL WOODLEY PARK-MAG-
NIE'ICENT NEW HOUSES-CONTAINING
TEN GRAND ROOMS AND THREE PER
FECTLY APPOINTED BATHROOMS. These
splendid houses stand in the forefront Of
Washington's finest and most desirable ZONES.
The location. on Cathedral avenue, few doors
west Of Connecticut avenue, is one of great
attractiveness They are elegantly ii isled In
oak and mahogany: heated by the GURSFI
HOT-WATER SYSTEM, lighted by GAS and
ELECTRICITY: every has direct light
and perfect vcntila ton; beautifully grained
quartered oak stairways; hardwood floors; i'm
ported decorations: iaundrfes servants aurr-
ters; buffers pantres and everything else that
belongs to complete modern homes. Liberal
terms.
y. L., SALISBURY. Exclusive Agent.
1921 18th st. NV.
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Will sell at sacrifice my home liz bought
before December II. as ] must leave town
then; has = rooms. new plumbing. lot 2011fO
to paved alley: back stairway: excellent con-
diion: best section OF northwest. south OF r
st. pric.. Si.;00. I mean business. Box
4i Star Office. no27-N
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4 FEW GOOD SMALL INVESTMENTS.

FEW GOOD SMALL INVESTMENTS.
$4,000. Rents. 81.
New two-family fiat. central northwest. Con-
tains fats of ) rooms aud til'd bath each
Modern and up to date in every particular
Reliable white tenants.
$500 Rents. $2o.50.
\ Groom aud bath brick house near Union
station. On good, broad street. Fine condi-
ton. Good tenants. A steady renter.
$500 Rents, $50.
Central northwest: On good car line Con.
rented. VIII sell for within short time.
$1,000. Rents, S22.50
ON Rhode Island avenue; a 6-room and bath
house Furnace e, heat ia,os Good repair. Steady
s. 80. Rents, $3.50.
Northwest near Union stat'on. OH broad
street Brick house of 6 large rooms and bath
Newly decorated throughout New latrobes. A
steady renter.
$1,000 Rents ST..
The kind OF Investment that pays; Easy to
resell at any time. Two pressed brick houses.
Good loca ton Rented TO bes. kind Of ten nts.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 713 14.h st. NV.
FOR SALE-1OO0 MD. AVE NE: IL ROOMS,
2 baths: hOt-water heat; suitable for physi-
clan, dentist roomine. boarding or two-family
house; cheap and on easy terms; open for in
spectiOn. de1-3t'4
FOR SALE-F1NE INVESTMENT
u large rooms tbrickl. water and sc xer; lot
25xt2O Rented TO good tenant SIS per month.
Only $1,000. C. A. RHODES, 1921 G st. NV.
de1-St
FOR S.ALE-1202 TO 12os KENYON ST. CO.
lumbia Heights; the best built new 10 rom
houses In the city for the pricc-$S, 500. JOHN
". MORRIS, 614 T st. NV. delft
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ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC,
1912 G. st. NV.
1929 RI av NV, 12r, b$i Ia 80 l. nv. Or. h.. % so
1915 9th. In, h. $500 1867 & 1917 Emerson
1906 Calvert 81. h57 O ne. Or. b. each. Ii. so
25uS X NV. i2r, b. $50 ais Reservoir Girls 90
1870 Glib. Or. b. 50 224 Express CT, Ar 6. so
1907 18th. 9r. b. 81 so 26l9 Greens ct, Or 9.5 so
l26 d Sc Or. b.. 30. 80 FLATS.
1923 Q NV. Sr. 80. so % ne. 5r. b. :. % so
$3.50 NV. Sr, $3.50 STABLES GARAGES.
"a NV. Ir, b. $500 134l W NV. IS. 90
a. r NV, ar. b.. 80. so Rear 1O16 9th .25 90
1912 Sd INV ,6r. b. ~. sol
Send for complete list Of houses and apartments.
nOS1 sa&wtf
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FOR SALtI-
''FOURTEENTH STREET TERRACE
YOU SHOULD SEE US vt ONCE tB0''T
HOUSES AND LOTS IN THIS PICTURES L ::
SUBURB-IT IS CLOSE TO THE HEART OF
THE CITY AND DIRECTLY IN THE LINE
OF GREATEST PROGRESS AND DEVELOP
MENT. The only suburban section that has
PERFECT CAR SERVICE-TWO spl ndid car
lines operating cOmmodious new rs e"ery few
minutes to the business and derar m ntrl CEN
the borders OF ROCK CREEK NATIONAL
PARk-the highest elevation in the District.
Only ONE house allowed on each lot In a
few years ONLY DETACHED HOUS S will
have any REAL VALUE. Enlightened public
sentiment is demanding more lig' t, air and
sunshine n the homes of the reople-t,eSe are
essential for comfort and health Secure y"ur
choice Of selection and see about loans to
build. Let us show you some pl ms of be"u j.
full detached houses. LOW PRECISE ,SY
TERMS. Statesmen ALWAYS on the p Operty
n. L. SALISBURY. Exclusive Agent,
1921 18th st NV.
FOR SALE;-S5OO CASH WILL BUY BEAUTIFUL
colonial brick home at Both and Cambridge
sts.. Georgetown; 6 fine rooms: tiled bath; fur
mace heat; great bargain at S425O
WILLIGE. GIBBS l. DANIEL, SOB CO., 18th.
no3O-6t
FOR sALE-BARGAIN NEAR UNION STATION:
good seven-room brick dwell. ing. with large
brick stable: rent reduced from $50 to $53
month. Price, $1,000 cash.
no3O-3t P. J. WAIiSHE. 1886 New York ave.
FORCED SALE OF CHARMING HOME on Q
ST. near 31st NV, by nonresident owner;
ready for immediate occupancy; rooms. bath
and furnace; QIICK BUYER WILL GET
BARGAIN. GEORGE y. WORTHINGTON,
1410 G. NV. no:t-;t
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FOR SALE
IN SAUL'S ADDITION-THE PEERLESS
SUBURB OF THE NATIONAL PIT l..
Two splendid DETACHED HOUSES Just being
completed. There's nothing that compares fav-
oraby with them in the District of Co lmbia
and no description do them Justice: sitGst d
on lots of large dimensions with ample space
for flowers, shrubbery and yegeta lie gar lens.
If desired: plenty Of room for garage. NINE
charming rooms. each lighted by two more
large windows: small rooms: dell. htfnl
bay-window dining rooms; magnificent carved
oak stairways: elegantly designed c. mbinalion
chandeliers for gas and electric lights i'll all
rooms and Railways; exquistey beautiful dec
orat.ons; large closets, storage rooms and pan
tries; launories: very BESr HOT-WAIE
heating plants; so feet Of porches; abund-
ance of sun hne, light and pure air every
where; splt ndid concrete cellar un er en>irc
house: slate roofs house and porches.
These fascinating homes gems OF purcst
ray serene Two Ines, 20 min Ites from
center of city. Cars every TWO minutes. \
location of beauty. With such home,
amid such environments. YOU will live longer,
better and happier. Easy terms. ALWAYS
OPEN. OFFICE. 14TH AND DECATUR SITS.
y. l.. SALISBURY, Exclusive Agent,
1922 18th W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

F0R SALE WELL SITUATED FOR cox
gresham: hesutiful brownstone and rcd
pressed brick dwelling near Thomas Circle.
With II splendid rooms. 5 full tiled baths;
H0TWATER HEAT: cost present owner
rs low "a "a 600 cash Address PAI,ATT IL.
Star once. noS6-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

.
FINELY LOCATED AND SCBSTAN-
TALLY BUILT HOME seven beautiful rooms:
splendid modern bathroom: hotwsler ncst: all
up-to-date features. Price reduced from -. 2Ju.
y. l.. SANSBl RY,
IlG2l 18th w.