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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-06
TODAY'S CLEARINGs,


Kfter he had peacefully sub
mitted to three armed men who
robbed him OF his watch and &1e
last night. G. A. Carlson. 1920
South 18th street. was brutally
struck over the head with q re-
volver butt BY one OF tho trio. and
badly cut. s.
The robbery occurred At South
18th ana Anderson stfeotd, About
1880 O'clock 4 o1S g IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-06
POST REACHES
EAST alive

ROCHESTER,. Mimi, March 6.
Charles w. Post, the cereal food
nagnate, arrived here today to
have his vermiform appendix re-
moved at the Mayo sanitarium.
His train pulled in at 9:25 p. m,
hut there was such q crowd On the
rtation platform that hospital at
,fBn1ants there to meet him de-
6idod to keep him In the Pullman
anti II O'Clock. The trip from
Santa Barbara took just SO hours
ends rs minutes,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-06
HUERTA may
take FIELD

MEXICO CITY, March Aft
er appointed as his successor
some one acceptable to the Wash
ington administration, President
Huerta unquestionably was pre-
pared today to take the field per-
sonally against the rebels In the
very near future.
1t was said he had In mind for
the presidency Jose de Ia Por-
tillo y Rojas, present minister Of
foreign affairs. According to his
friends, Rojas was given the port
folio of foreign affairs to give
Americans. chance to make his
acquaintance.
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BOY WHO SLEW
bLAMES DRUG
f|ENO

Roy Smith, the negro boy who
killed the school janitor, was ar
raigned before Judge Clifford this
morning. Attorney Aldrich an
nounced a plea of not guilty to
the charge of murder. Then he
said while he was not guilty he
killed the janitor while in state
of responsibility due to youth,
temporary insanity induced by
drugs administered by Carlson
and finally to the bad Influence
OF the drug fiend Carlson.
The case will be sent down for
trial later.
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MATSUDA MUST
COME THROUGH

T. Matsuda OF McKenna has
been dispensing liquor with q
lavish hand. contrary to the
statutes made and provided and
against the peace and dignity of
the state of Washington, etc.
wherefore George Ashby and Alex
Shortes descended upon the afore-
said Matsuda last night, and he
acknowledged the corn, also the
rye, and said he would come down
and plead guilty and pay his fine
like little man.
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QUICKRESPONSE
FOR PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, d. G., March 6.
I'm prompt response to Presi-
dent Wilson's request for repeal
OF. American shipping's exemp-
tion from Panama canal tolls, the
house commerce commit.ee favor
ably reported today Congressman
Sims resolution granting just
what the president asked.
Only four of the committees
members Congressman Doremus
and Hamilton of Michigan, Know
land of California, and Lafferty
of Oregon-voted against the re-
port.
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HAVE GIVEN up all hope.
AND NOW MUST mourn Ananias
and Hazel.
AS DEAD.
NOT A TRACE of them can be
found.
1 HAVE THOUGHT of hiring
Burns detectives.
BUT THEY'RE NO doggone good.
MY SORROW is deep and lasting.
THEY TRIED TO send a Ply
mouth Rock rooster through
the mail.
AT OLYMPIA.
BUT THE OFFICIALS wouldn't
stand for It.
SAID THE BIRD was unavailable.
MEANING HE wasn't mail.
WHY ISN'T A rooster 'male"?
CLEVER THING don't Won
think?
OUR CITY HALL reporter asked
me to put 1t in.
A oNE.RooM school maybe. as
! am informed a disgrace.
BUT ITS a good deal like eating
-.
WIEN aas ioo oANI cat 'ne
-. !.
HS hEhiEh tnan nothing at all.
GIRLS SEEN to be doing every
thing nowadays.
THEY EVEN PLow.
nv a ursu A -. m A..
boys will have to do the knit
ing ana crocnet WORK.
A BANDIT IN California.
wANTEI, TO STEAL a little of
everything yesterday
x.,r,,cu m, mn -, ,
mince pie.
,.rDY. x,ourru, IT.
Ardella P. receiving the letter?
~ Drc.pn.. 49, - r.w
srr.,,vo o,rp sT,rru
o
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FIERCE RIOTS

BUENOS AYRES, March g..
Serious anxiety for foreigners in
some parts of Brazil was felt here
today as result of reports OF
fierce fighting between whites
and negroes in localities where
the black populations are large.
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Wife Objects to Hubby
Initiating MIR. CaruSO

NEW YORK, 6.-Ms oil Weehauken
NJ suing the chancy court in Jersey City for limited
from Charles Abers
that he had fine voice She
81 famous $40
opinion
only
week. an OF
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PRAISE WILSON

SEATTLE. March President
Wilson and the first year Of his
administration came In for un-
stinted praise last night in q cele-
bration attended by nearly 900
men and women and held under
the auspices Of the Women i
Democratic club OF Seattle, In the
Commercial club rooms.
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NtDe.Leo,e EebouX
Nine. Leone Reboux is the
most beautiful woman in Paris,
according to her husband, Paul
Reboux. noted playwright. The
latter is in New York with his
young wife for the purpose Of dis
covering whether she is not the
most beautiful woman on this side
OF the Atlantic, also. II she is,
Mons. Reboux says, he will go
home happy to work on his new
play.
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SHADES OF TITAN!

ELLENsBURG March 6Auburn tresses are very much in
election redhaed
elected President Marian vice president Ellen
atari
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try TO SAVE
MILLIONAIRE

Ell PAS0, March 6.--General
Luis Terrazas' friends here were
trying today to dissuade him from
going to chihuahua City to give
himself up to General villa a. 4
hostage for his son. Luis, r., =
prisoner In the rebels hands.
Villa 10 not the man. Il vas Ar
gued. to appreciate the 9ffer q
such sacrifice, and 4 undou bte6-
" would cost the fhthers1 1I(6
without saving the son.
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GET THE PINK

The Times Pink comes out &C 4.3O cvery
afternoon. The Confessions Of : Roundor'
arc taking the town BY storm. Every.
body's reading them. Join the band wagon
and be Pink reader. You'll have some
fun and enjoy Il all.
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drama dealing with the early history

drama dealing with the early history
Of their country.
Miss Myra Wiren's play Ia 40 es-
sentiaily national in its treatment Of
the tribal'and religious phases Of an
ancient people that II can scarcely
be expected to appeal TO playgoers
generally. therefore critical opinion
Is withheld. In all fairness "Vik'
cannot be judged according to ac-
copied standards. 1t may be said,
however, that the one dramatic mo-
ment of the play Ia that In which the
sta1wart hero Nik breaks his oath
and his bow rather than send an
arrow through the heart Of his young
wife. who is demanded as n sacrifice.
For the most part tie acting was
rather stilted. while the scenic side
of the production left a great deal to
the imagination. Physioally Wayne
Arey was a formidable looking Vik.
Edwin Mordant acted with dignity
and authority as the leader OF the
tribes, and Miss Catharins Calhoun
bore. up bravely in the. role Of the
heroine, who went through q wedding
ceremony that in itself was a. silent
plea for the simple life. After the
third act an actor came before the
curtain and announced that the play
would run indefinitely at Wallacks.--
C.. ID.
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6. B. S. IS BASHFUL,
SAYS LOYAL WIFE
On Visit in Boston, She Defends
English Writer From popu.
lar Opinion.

BOSTON, April 3o.-Although, she
says. the world IL inclined to look on
George Bernard Shaw as bomba site. ag-
gresslve and egotisticai. his wife. who
Is In Boston to-day. declares he Is bash
full ana retiring.
She is on IA visit to this country with
Miss Lena Ashweil. the English actress.
and Is staying with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Morgan at the Hotel Tudor. She said
to-day:
And so you Americans have strange
opinions of my husband? Well, few per.
sons do understand Mr.. Shaw. lie Is q
great man, a dreamer Of wonderful
dreams, an idealist and an individuals
list. who Is always striving and working
to lift others to tho high plane OF his
own thoughts and beliefs.
He Is not the blatant, bomba site
person OF the popular conception. lie
II bashful and retiring, quiet and res
served by nature. but he does not lei
thiss.zrt of his nature overrule him.
40 sweeps II aside by might OF will
" zen no must. and when ne thinks II
Is the only way to propagate his ideas
and beliefs"
The evening world., 1914-04-30
HIS "jOKE" ON GIRL
COST OHIoAN $3.50
Proposal of Marriage a Jest, He
Says, but Jury Sees 1t
' Otherwise.

ST. CLAIRSvILLE. O.. April 3o.--John
Major. . prosperous business man Of
this city. believed that he was pulling
of a GREAT Joke on Miss Julia Piros. a
pretty Crescent. o., girl. when he pro-
posed marriage to her and later repudi-
ated his bargain.
Major even thought It . soke when
Miss Pros brought suit. charging breach
Of promise ind asking IS 900 damages
And. to carry the Jest stu further.
Major told a jury In court to-day that
he was only Joking when he made the
proposal. and that he still considered
the whole affair n joke.
Ths jury. which has been hearing the
case for the last two days. thought diff
ferentiy, however, and brought in q
verdict awarding Miss Piros $50.
After the young woman had been told
Of the jury's award. she said:
II wonder IL Mr.. Major sees the 19 'k,
sum given me Is small. but II is no
| going to help Mr.. Major any II ne 7
compelled to pay for his Jokes at Thu
L rate"
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ECZEMA ITCHED
FOR 20.YEARS-
RESINOL CURED
All Over Face, Arms and Hands.
Would Walk the Floor All Night.

Dec. 8, 1918: II had eczema for %
years. II started on me when I was
but IS years old and am now 81. and
have suffered all these years. 1t started
with small pimples all over my face.
arms and hands. My hands would
swell up so that I could not shut them.
and was almost blind. II would itch.
then burn. and I had 20 keep the az
fected parts wrapped up so that I would
not scratch them. l couldn't sleep at
adjust walked the floor whole night.
81 have tried many different remedies,
and spent . large sum Of money. but
had no relief. Resinol Soap and Resinol
Ointment were recommended to me.
They gave me great relief after the
third application. and after using -four
lars Of Resinol Ointment and three
cakes Of Resinol Soap. 1 am completely
cured" (Signcd) Mrs. II. T.. Flesger,
Box IS, Dauphin. Pa.
Resinol Ointment and Resinol SOAP
quickly heal skin eruptions, clear away
pimpies and blackheads. and form q
most valuable household treatment fol
sores. burns, boils, piles, etc. For tria
size, free. write to Resinol. Dept. 10-R,
Baltimore, Md. Sold by all druggists
Prescribed by doctors for 10 years.
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CoNFEssEs TWO MURDERS.

CINCINNATI. O.. April so.-Confess-
ing to two murders. a man giving his
names as Albert Wing OF baltimore.
Nd. surrendered to the police here to-
day and asked that he be sent back ia
the Frankfort. KY. penitsntiary to COM
plete q life sentence.
Wing said he escaped from the Ken
lucky institution in January. 1905. He
was then serving q life sentence. In
said. for the murder OF a woman ir
Louisville. Wing also said he served
in the Jefferson, Mo. prison for thu
murder of q man in st. Louis.
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John W." writes; "Being past middle ass
and observing that my nervous system ia In
bad ahaps. write for . prescription. do not
gain strength from my food. am weak. listlss.
forssful. leepss At times, tired and unable
to act the part a . strong man Of health.
such as ] wa At one time"
Answsr; Get from . welistocked pharmacy
sealed tube Of 8grain cadomene tablets.
which are specially made for those needing q
strong. harmless. rjuvenatins tonic. Aston
ishins and pleasing results follow and life and
hone srs renewed.
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". D" Wits; "WhAe can you pssserfo,
to rslisvs dyDspaa. ve1ch amor ne W,
muOhf have pains and hav iump,ihs fssl
inG atR sstinG Dus ridnss. ,aasss. Ac.-
Answer: A ghfsscouns trsatmsnk tzsopsp
tine tablets . VT effective IN relieving snt
psruAneotly overcoming stomach distrens du,
TO Indigestion.
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TOMS RIVER. y. j.. April 3O.-Fu-
neral services for Mrs. Angeline 9ravatt,
the Oldest resident O. Ocean County,
terrain Church. Mrs Gravatt was born
at Englishtown. this State, In 1910. and
was one hundred and three years old
last December. She was the widow of
n former Sheriff of Ocean County,
Assessor Lucien Il. 0ravatt Of Toms
River.
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SlUiss Gather
To See "sVik"
tk4
b. At WaLLack's

EORERC MIXERS Of William Tell
IL were the principal figures in
1 "vik." a play produced at wal
lScks last night. The audience was
composed largely OF members Of the
UAited Swiss Societies Of New York.
w1o followed with close interest the
The evening world., 1914-04-30

4 "Made'' writes; II would HE . remedy
for q piIap,y. oily. skin. ] suffer from con-
situation, headache and indigestion"
Answer. tie. from your druggist Ssrain
s>lthsrb tablets and take sncoriing to dtrec-
s,or. Th,.r tablets are PACKED IN sealed tubes
ana contain full directions for using. I have
so,nd than to be the most reliable In such all
usnt, n, arise from constipation. They are
made M sulphur. cram Of tartar and herb
u~d,cines. and n taksn regularly will relieve
,m,, consultation and purify tbs blood. thus
c.usiu, your skin IN become clear. Thsss sre
fine Tor children. ~ they do not siehen.
.,farv'--You can easily correct Jour netls
~frl n b>dwe.tins BY MIXING I OF, OF CONG
C,,d tcl4uwprt. 2 gnuN uncture rhus>so-
m.,tc' and 4. diam tinct,rr~ oubebs. Mix thor>
nurhly and give In water about ons hour b.
fore each meal. 10 to 10 drops
= &C. q. O." writes 81 am consta ntly
Aavting aud splitting on account Of . bad
case OF catarh and would like your advice TO
} overcome It."
~ Answer: ! always prescribe antiseptie ulane
powder, which you eau obtain in either OF
ounce box with fpiI directions The rssuiu
please all Who Try II.
rs, die" says: Il misplaced the prescription
Nyou sent me for dandrmf and itching saip'
Will YOU please send II again''
Answer: There IA nothing better Tor dan
drrf and itching scalp than plain yellow min
L sol. Which is sold in o. iars a. any Wsai'
Il stoke, drug store. Use th' according to d.
| ,rections and you will soon he relieved " All
| diseases Il the hair and scalp,
The evening world., 1914-04-30

Improper kidney action causes more
sickness. suffering and serious compli-
cations than any other organ. The
kidneys are two large glands situated
near the middle Of the back and their
function is to purify every ounce Of
blood in the body, and TO do this they
must be in healthy condition. II they
become inflnmcd, congcsted or other
wise weakened in their action. the poi
sou remains in the blood and the whole
system becomes impregnated. The
general symptoms are backache. loss OF
appetite, headache. torpid liver. consti-
patton, indigestion, nervousness. drow-
siness. slccplessness. skin troubles. ma
lAfia. etc. II you have any oil these
symptoms you should at once com.
mencc taking Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Remedy. which for 81 years has
been a standard remedy for the kidneys
and liver, and to-day il stands without a
The evening world., 1914-04-30

rival in healing with certain
ty the frail tubular struc-
lures constituting these i'm
portant organs II is r sure
antidote to poisons formed
in the human body owing
to incapable action OF the
kidneys, aud liver. eliminat-
ing through the kidneys:
bowels and skin all morbid
and unhealthy accumula-
tifns from the system. II
will help you from the very
first dose. At all druggists
in Soc and 81 90 sizes. Free
sample and valuable inform
write Warner Safe ltemedi'
The evening world., 1914-04-30

Soy. Corns and caiiousss can he peeled
ritht off. II gives immediate relief for
sore bunions. swea,y. smelly ana aching
fsqt. twenty-five cent box of Gallo
cSde Is said TO be, sufficient, to cure the
worst feet. 1t works through the pores
odd removes tho cause OF the trouble.
Don't waste time OH uncertain remedies.
Any druggist has Calocde compound in
etVck or he con, get IL In q. few Hours
frGlm his Wholesale house. II II not
petent usdicine, Calocide prepared only
81 Medical Formula 90. OF Dayton, Ohio.
---Advt.
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rubbing the sore
parts" The effect
II really wonder
fui. All soreness
goes instantly. the
feet feel 70 good
600, 1natA sln. Sne
The evening world., 1914-04-30

"AMce NJ" writes, "somethtns sssun 10
no wong with my systm and DON'T know
what It L. I have huss puffs under my syss.
my eyes arc bloodshot in morning and my
tsst and ankles are swollen. Sometimes !
have ebills and fss, weak and tired uoH cf
the tinA."
Nv, xa snd sdnsy.. srs n sssS a ts.ssS.ot
BagiA tAhna Rlnwort. NSis3s II. oa9A Gst
tSsm n ssNsd tqhss With IN ds'sessas Of
Evening star., 1914-04-19
FOR RENT-H0USES.
UNFURNIsHED (ContinuedJ

FOR RENT SOC 7th sw. 6r. w. 49, so
464 sw. Ir. b. $2050 92s sw. Or. " l5.O
431 9Th sw 1or .s5 so Sto 312 Al sw,Sr. b2s. 90
7o6 q sw. 7r b. %. so l248 ~ sw, Sr.w.1 80
Sfo l244 7th sw 4T2 NJ sw, 6r. b.1s.5o
ar. b..........2 .27 so 36s' n sw. 6r. IA. 50
1245 9Th sw. Or W, ,gI5 30 Alb s Car Sc. 80
3I9 I sw. Or, W. so 6I9 9th sw, 81, b. $50
4s7 sw. 12r. b. 80. so 1910 Tth sw, er.w. u. 80
625 Car sc. 12T Union sw. 81, vii. so
Ir, b....-.,... .27 so 4s4 NJ sw, 7r.w.g.15.5
1888 9Th sw, dr, b.20.50 473 T sw, 15r,b. q. 80
463 I sw. 6r.w. 1880 71s 7th sw. 1or. b. so
1124 AZ sw, 6r.w. so 30S Mclean av,
11f2 Fla ne. .7r, ,b19.59I Or, h........- 1850
I2is AZ sw. 6r,w.12.5Ol Sto 1909 Az sw 6r. 20. so
COLORED.
200 NJ sw. Or. .lo.5Ol 315 NJ sw. Or ... so
2G9 D sw. 1r. W. 1850 9O3 Sd se Cry 1880
805 AZ sw. Ar. 1850 3O7 Van sw 3r b. 10. 20
44J 81 sw, 81. 13. 80 3I4 9th se 6rwg Is. 80
420 LIST sw. 5r. w.I3.5O 325 sw, 6rw 1850
1884 Sd sw. 6r,w10.50 100 Va av sw, ,5r. .b.1s.5o
324 K sw, Or, w.14.5O 421 61s sw 6r W Is. 80
465 Del sw,9r, ,b22. 80 446 1st sw 5rw12 so
121 + sw, 5r. y. H. so 407 Sd sw Or $50
S31 Sd sw,5r,w l3 so 1918 I'd sw 6r W. IL. so
1874 G sw. Ar, w.13.5O 4o1 f ne. Orb. %. so
229 Va sw 6r. via. so 752 7th se 4rw 10. so
c. II. PARKER CO.. Inc, 4s5 All at. s.w.
IN EXCELLENT REPAIR
1903 18th st. NV.
SEMI SUBURBAN.
An attractive. well lighted house Of nine
rooms and two baths; heated by hot water;
screens and awnings. Rent reasonable. Apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
73S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
CONRAD II. SYME, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH. Attorneys.

trlct Of Columbia. Holding. District Court
square $50 Euclid. chsmpisin streets and Co
lumbia road, 25o4 tAvenue Of the Presidents and
NJ NJ sss .,s .s & ?sS 81 .fR soss
and Sherman avenue). 3o99 gR and list streets
and and Florida aysnue sSss T street t,s and I,a LIN
streets, Takoma Park, ard 56o7 1T and 18th
streets and siinne&Sota & svenue ] .oussess..Dis
that the Commissioners Of the District Of Co
lumbia, pursuant to certain provisions of the
the expenses Of the gorernmenf Of the District
s .na fo5 the fiscal snE
petition in this court praying the condemnati tion
81 s. @ ss @ IS $685. sss ss
a plat map filed with the said petition:
VIII who shall shall be- freehoiders within the District oi
IN hese proceedings Ss u and not 3 IN the services Or
employment of the District Of Columbia Or Of
States ms,shal ma for : the District Of columbis
to assess the damages each owner OF land to BE-
an Of Z. nd
purposes in the squares aforesaid and to assess
o the n sa
the expenses of these proceedings. upon the lots
and Of Ia land d. which .a the jury
gress. 1t is by the court this 1st day OF April
tere:t @ in these proceedings. be, and they are
hereby. warned and commanded to appear In this
1914. at 10 O'Clock an. and continue in at
tendance until the court our shall have IN made iss
Of damages and the assessment Of benefits Of
II is further ordered that a copy Of this notice
and order be Published once IN the Washington
lar days and Intervening Sundays and hoii-
days in The Washinston Evening Star, the
newspapers published in the said District, I'm
mediately preceding the said 9th day Of
copy Of this notice and order be served by the
United States marshal. or his deputies. upon
mch Of the owners of the land to be con-
demned herein may be found by the said
marshal. or his deputies within the District
Of Columbia and upon the tenants and occu.
pants Of the same before the said 9Th day Of
April. A. D. 1914. By the court. WRIGHT.
Justice. (Seal) A true copy. Testt ]. B.
YOUNG: Clerk. By =. z. CUNNINGHAM.
Asst Clerk. apS-d&su. .tnsp2e
Evening star., 1914-04-19

We ARE POSITIVE ONE or OUR 2sO Bou sgs
for rent viii suit you Get our list
PHILLIPS SAGER.
Main 1891 1895. T1J 1ith
Evening star., 1914-04-19
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

10Go INVESTMENT.
-Four brick houses in the Sc; wide lots, with
frontage on an avenue and q street. Total
rental, $40 q month.
$1,000.
Besides from a good investment It is IN
excellent location for an apartment houao.
For further particulars apply to
J. LEO. KOLB, 923 New York ave-,
1217 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1914-04-19

| 458 g sw, 6r.sgas.17.JO
354 n sw. 6r. b. 1850
ATS T. sw, 8r. W. 1880
494 ! sw. 5r, w..11.0O
1915 Union sw.5r,w.9.5O 50
| Th.P. Brown.617 AZ s.w.
Evening star., 1914-04-19

OLD-FASHIONED HOME, 8 ROOMS, BATH;
freplaees: front and batK yards: alley: cash
sale by owner. Apply on premises Mondays,
Wednesdays. FRIDAYS. 922 18th st. NV. 49,
Evening star., 1914-04-19
FOLLOW THE NEW CAR LINE.

rAKoMA rARK-HousE AND Y ACRE OF
furnace heat. gas and electric lights. chicken
house and run. fenced in; plenty room for gar
den; minutes walk from line; fare;
in good condition. VIII sell at a bargain. Is
Takoma ave-. Tskoma Park. 49,
GROOM AND TILE BATH: EVERY MODERN
CONVENIENCE; garage and chicken house; X
acre Of ground; on boulevard: an ideal home.
Responsible parties only need apply. G. z.
OWENS, Hyattsville. Nd. Phone Hyatts. 1&4
or 1901 II st. NV. city.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE. Md ROOMS, AND
bath; lot 9Ox250; water, sewer, electric lights
Eranouthie walks. fine garden. lawn. fruit,
flowers. chickens; s., 500; reduced from 5000;
easy terms: owner leaving. Boz 80. Star
FINE SUBURBAN HOME. 8 ROOMS AND
bath; u acre; en- Great Falls ear line; Fl min.
utss from Treasury: gas. electricity. hot and
cold water; hot-water heat; one ear fare to any
portion OF city; easy terms OWNER. 27 Wash
tngton Post building. Ph. n. 4205. Branch q
NEVER AGAIN SUCH oPPoRTUNITIES-MoD-
ern homes at less than cost to build; coaven-
lent to cars. schools. churches and city; large
cash peymeat; your own terms Would tEa6s
for desirable lot or city property. Dr.. CALD-
WELL. Owner, WoodBtde, Nd.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Five=Poom House Cheap.

Good fve-room house for sale: must have all
cash. Address Box 81, Star office.
Evening star., 1914-04-19

YOUR OPPORTUNITY AT LAST.
Own your own ground and home at Glendale.
Nd. and lead a sure enough suburban life and
yet close to die city. Excellent transportation.
Think Of 1t, lots 2Sx1bO. within q stones throw
Of railroad, for $30 and acreage from $50 up
and on easy terms. We will build your house
to suit you terms cheaper than rent Best
lots are RAPIDLY going. Let US give you further
particulars.
kENNARD REALTY CO.. Exclusive Agents,
Tel. Linen. 366S. 334 Pa. ave.