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Evening star., 1915-05-12

CHEVY CHASE PROPERTY.
HERE ARE SOME CHOICE HOUSES IN A
GOOD LOCALITY, NEAR CHEVY CHASE
CIRCLE, FOR SALE.
Eight rooms: lot so by 12e feet; price. IS 500
Seven rooms: lot so by 126 feet; price. $, $50
One block east of Connecticut avenue; eight
rooms; lot SO by 200 feet; price, s., $50
Eight rooms: lot 50 foot front; price, 81 $50.
Eight rooms lot 80 foot front: price. s. $50
Ten rooms, two baths; lot 60 foot front: price,
$3.50.
Eight rooms: lot 4b by 1bo; price, $3.50.
Six rooms and attic; lot 1855 feet deep; price.
$4,000.
These houses are located near Connecticut
avenue line and they are in a locality
where the ground value is steadily increasing
If You will take notice. all Of these lots have
a good frontage, therefore 4 person investing
in Of these houses will be rewarded by
the Increase in the value Of the land. Most
Of these houses have open freplaces and are
lighted by electricity. An inspection of these
properties is invited
Nice home Massachusetts avenue. contain
ing eight rooms; lot 143 feet deep; price,
S. 75O
Eight rooms and BATH four back porches and
front porch: finished servants room in
the attic: concrete cellar under all the house;
gas and electric lights; hot-water heat: hard
wood floors on first floor; two open frepaces:
lot 35 by 9o price. $e,s5O. This is located
in Saul's Addition.
ORLAvUS JUvE,
422 Southern building,
18th and II SITS.
Phone Main 1904.
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WISCONSIN AVENUE
PP

PROPERTY.
IN WISCONSIN AVENUE PARK. ADJACENT
FrY To cRExT GHAsE nfWHET HRIfHTs BEATT1
CUT AVENUE AND WISCONSIN AVENUE
CAR LINES. WITH ALL CITY IMPROVE,
PRfcEs MHNTs; AT VERY REASONABLE
PRICE. 100000.
Detached si1 rooms and bath: ,porehes. hot;
water heat electric and gas lights: trimmed
in hardwood; oak floors. cement cellar. slate
roof; lot 80 by n, 50 feet nm ~
Six rooms and bath. attic, cellar electric
and gas lights, slate roof, hot water heat. stone
foundation; pebble dash, slate roof porches
PRICE. IS, 5000.
90; corner III ot 6nnsalSw type sia haa rooms bath
electric lights: slate roof. stone foundation;
1o-foot porch; shade
Eight rooms and bath; double back porch;
also 1O-foot front porch: stone piers over back
hot-water heat: bungalow type lot beauti-
PRICE, s7.5oo.oo.
Beautiful corner: large lot. 50-foot front
back to Is foot alley: seven rooms and bath:
hardwood trimmings: double back porches: also
hot-water heat: 1S-foot granite stone founda
ton: electric and gas lights. Swell home for
some one at low price. considering the To-
cation. This is real bargain.
PRICE, S15.O00.Oo.
Twelve rooms and two tile baths. linen room,
conservatory.. storerooms and large closets:
well selected mantes: hardwood trimming;
hot-water heat. instantaneous hot-water heater:
laundry. in cellar; 10-foot porch front and
porch: back corner lot. southern end eastern
exposure; automobile garage and chicken run:
higher than Chevy Chase Circle. Convenient
to Connecticut avenue and Wisconsin avenue
MOST ANY OF THESE PROPERTIES CAN
IvSH-r BE R0rGHT Tow WITH II, ,,S;i SNAIL CASH ash.
fTn oN TiE 4TS IN FACT ANS YOU THE M1GaT saTAs, s,E
You CAN MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS TO
SUIT YOUR OWN POCkETBOOk.
ORLANUS JUVE,
422 Southern Building,
18th and H SITS.
Phone Main 1904.
FOR SALE-s4, 800
Mass ave. ne near 9th st: a neat ap.
wide
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave-
FOR SALES s5.ooo-5th ST. NE: A WELL
built ,Sir haywndow brick cellar
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
FOR SALE So. ZOOS ROOM AYwINDoW
hr.aa hrick dwelling t on st; ne near 9th; re. e
trade: will sell at sacrifice.
STONE & FAIRFAX. tl42 New York ave.
FOR SALE 50. 2.s5o-NEARLY NEW 2-sToRY
and cellar brick. on Kenyon st. NV; hot-water
heat: reduced from $4,000: quick sale to lie
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-s35OO
Columbia Heights; colonial dwelling:
porches; rooms; cellare hot water heat: room
for garage.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE
6-room brick: new bath: convenient location;
good investment
Apply TO OWNER. 2oi 10th St Sc 1s'
COZY SIX-RoDH AND RATH PRICK. IN GOOD
part Of northeast section: convenient to two
car lines: front and back yards: occupied by
owner. $3.50 il sold at once. Easy terms if
desired.
Rox 1852. star Office 1ss
FOR SALB-DOwNTOwN: s4.2ao: WEST 18th
st. Press brick. rooms and bath, furnace
heat. / must sell this week. Cost me S7,5o0.
Vacant. good condition. Write for key. Box
Evening star., 1915-05-12
FOR sALE-HOUsES.
CITY PROPERTY.
PRICE. ss.e 5000

fRltiE,
containing eight bright. cheerful rooms and
attic: double floors throughout, drop-beam cell
ing and builtin china closets in dining room
vacuum cleaning system-saves labor. dust and
trouble-pantry with latest designed refrger-
ator: beautiful bathroom with shower and
shampoo at. atiacamsat extra large double sns1
Rock Creek Park: hot-water heat, electricity
and gas: laundry and toilet in cellar 1ou
Of these homes that can be kept sanitary and
clean without the aid of additional servants.
PRICE. So 5000
containing six large rooms and tile bath, hot
water heat. gas and electric lights: laundry in
cellar: exceptionally large double back porches
reinforced concrete porch and many other at
PRICE. ss.s75oo
Six large rooms. tile bath: hot-wateT heat
gas and electric lights: laundry in cellar.
PRICE. $500. 90.
Beautiful home overlooking Rock Greek Park
attraction of the park as front yard; in one
OF the best localities in the District of Column
and where You should he able in ten years from
now to receive as much for the lot as you
pay today for the house and lot.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park, one Of the I'm
est locations In the city. Ten rooms, two
sleeping porches. two baths and toilets, large
lot. garage: well constructed finely finished
country home. Remember, this is the last
one and your only chance.
PRICE, S6.500.00.
On q street northwest: brick. containing six
rooms and bath; latrcbe heat; finely situated
for h business ,a,s pTopostio1G a. near transfer cor
PRICE, S4.15o.Oo.
Six rooms and bath: gas. electric lights. hot
water heat, front and back porches; 20-foot
front; situated New Hampshire avenue in
Petworth: rents for 5000 per month A
fine little investment
l have two three of the finest investment
properties in the city of Washington. For
further particulars in regard to these call at
my ONCE.
House with six rooms and bath in Hyatts-
Vile. Nd; newly papered and painted: modern
beautiful lawn with large trees in front;
splendid garden Of onions, radishes. peas,
beans, beets, eggplant and peppers: A large
lot, 80 BY 168 feet. containing 300 square
feet. All for the small price of s., 800. Terms,
$500 cash; balance on time. II you are look
ing for suburban home you should look at
this property. for It may be just the place
you are looking for.
houses for sale. prices ranging all the way
from 1850 to S6. 750. Lots so by 130 to 80
by 100 feet An offer is wanted on the above
properties.
ORLAvUS JUvE.
+22 Southern building,
18th and Il sts
Phone Main 1904
Evening star., 1915-05-12
FOR RENT-H0UsES.
Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL UNCJ.
142O-22 II St NV.
uNEJ-RNISHED HOUSES
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FOR RENT-H0USEs,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HOUSES
1s4s Girard st. NV. 1or and 2 baths. SIS 90
1915 Inglesde terrace, LOT. and bath -. $2s so
10s Q ST NV. rooms aud bath h... S27 80
S11 1Sh st. NV. rooms........ SO so
602 N st. Sc. rooms and bath. $3.50
1442 Beth st. NV. rooms....... $14.0o
Cottage 3, Nourse tract: 6 rooms. ....... $12. 90
C0LORED TENANTS.
1917 st. NV. II rooms and bath. . $36 90
1910 11th st. NV, End a.. 3 rooms. -. .112 so
81 Decatur st. ne, rooms and bath. :. $12.5O
62L1 Fenton st. ne, rooms ..........
MOVING PICTURE THEATER.
2114 18th st. n.w..................... $1,000
GARAGE.
321 18th st. NV. 1910 So ft.... 800 90
STORE.
Sll 1S55 ST. NV. y rooms. $Z2-5O
WEAVER BROS
735 18th st.
ONLY 5000 PER MO-; Ills MONROE ST.
to car lines. Inquire Room 521 Loan and Trust
bldg Phone NJ. 14S.
Evening star., 1915-05-12

FOR RENT-ONE OF THOSE NEW HOUSES
on Hobart st. near 18th St; rooms, aths
hot-water heat; electricity; porches; rent. $55
Open for inspection.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1342 New York ave.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT.

SUMMER HOME BY THE SALT SEA FOR
sale to rent furnished. season 1915; water
front, private dock and best anchorage On
coast; Pequot ave, New London Conn: three
convenences: hours from y. Y; trains
daily each way. Address MASON. P. O. Boz
2O6 Madison Square. New York.
Evening star., 1915-05-12

VI Il CUMPIEIE LIST UF HUUSES,
APARTMENTS AND BUSINESS PROPERTY,
MAILED ON REQUEST. PHONE NJ. 6210.
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LARGE s-ROoM HOUSE, FINE BACK YARD.
On wide street, NV. Rent only $500 to good
coored tenant.
THOS ]. KEEFE 7os st. NV. n 2ss9.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR,
Southern bldg. St side. Reduced rent
Long lease. Apply 1929 n NV.
FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES: EN-
tire 3rd floor of The Evening Star building:
IL communicating rooms: may be arranged in
separate suites or single rooms. or as whole.
Apply BUSINESS MANAGER. The Evening
Star. 18th and Penn. ave.
Berry & Whitmore Bldg,
11th AND NV
large room. 4bxG0: heat and elevator serv-
ice: can be made into small rooms.
Apply BERRY & WHITMoRE.
TO RENT-MOpERN OFFICE ROOMS IN THE
Ben Schwartz bldg. 920 st. NV. $40 month.
One month rent FREE. Light airy, outside
rooms. Installing elevator. Apply store. $40
NV.
Evening star., 1915-05-12

COLORED TENANTs-RENT REDUCED; SIX
large rooms and water in kitchen; Just thor
oughly overhauled: reduced to $12.5O. 2265
sth st. NV. B. F. SAUL CO.. 8s4 N. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
when We Were Twenty-one"-Wil-
liam Elliott, popular member of the
more youthful element of prominent
Broadway stars, who is at present
achieving a tremendous personal tri-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
BIG ATTRACTION COMES
TO LYRIC WEDNESDAY
" SCANDAL "
In 5 Reels by Lois Weber and
Phillips Smalley.

1T makes you think" That's what
the man sitting directly in front of
me at the private exhibition of "Scan-
dal" said as the last picture was
thrown on the screen. And he was
right. 1t does make you think. And
you keep right on thinking about it
long after the theatre and neighbor
hood are out of sight and you have
turned the key in your door and put
out the light.
The reason it makes you think is
because it is based upon absolute
fact. 1t does not bring up great is
sue or arouse a new problem in the
mind of the man or woman who sees
it. 1t reflects the very things that
you and I, and the rest of the inhab-
itants of this world are doing daily.
We find it as full of punches as a
transcontinental railroad ticket, and
we gasp as we realize the truth de-
picted, mirrored, in every scene.
1t is such pictures as "Scandal'
which are going to do lot towards
perpetuating the moving picture art.
First of all, it was a good scenario.
1t comes from the pen of that student
of philosophy, Lois Weber, whose
"Hypocrites'' still remains fresh in
our memory. She has not taken big
subject and discoursed on 1t in
series of pictures, but has thrown
searchlight on us, and it is thrown
so strong that it blinds us with its
truth. There are those who might
say she has exaggerated the truth,
somewhat. She hasn't. In fact, she
has withheld, if anything, more than
she has disclosed. Those who sit
uneasy In their seats are the ones she
has hit. And it is these who will say
it is unreal, far-fetched and illogical.
Mud is dirty. It's cowardly, for it
hits you and then runs You can't
get rid OF it until it dries. and even
then it sometimes leaves a stain
which cannot be effaced. Mud-sling-
ing is a dirty business. Sometimes
the aim is wrong and it hits the one
not intended for the target.
The author has picked good sub
ject, and she tells her story smoothly,
dramatically and with logical Sc
quence. She shows the great harm
which often comes from those miser-
able people who seem to find little
else to do besides gossip. 1t is pic
ture which reveals to us just what
woman's jealousy and a mans indis.
cretion will do.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14

the wrath Of Amos Mitchell, Jennie's
husband. Simon Craig deserts his wife
and daughter Mrs. Craig and Doro-
thy make their home with relatives.
Driving his wife forth. Mitchell vows
to make Craig pay a terrible price
for the wrong he had caused.
Years later finds Craig a wealthy
man and candidate for the mayor
atty. Mitchell. who has kept track of
him, obtains position as Craig's Sec
retary. Craig is in ignorance concern
ing Mitchells identity. As the next
step towards securing vengeance. the
secretary sends for Dorothy, offering
her position as Craig's stenographer.
Father and daughter are unaware of
their relationship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14

umph in the current dramatic sensa-
ton. Experience" makes his first ap-
pearance in motion pictures in an alb
sorbing film adoption Of H. " Es-
mond's celebrated play. When We
Were Twenty-one," Nat Goodwin's
former starring vehicle Mr.. Elliott
portrays the role of "the Imp" as
young Richard Audaine the central
character of the play. is known-that
1rrepressible and light-hearted young
man whose tragic love affair so near
ly brings ruin to himself and to the
guardian who loves him as son.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
Murray
MONDAY AND TUEsDA'

"The Unafraid"-Rita Jolivet, who
makes her debut in the perturbation
of "The Unafraid," which will be the
offering on Monday and Tuesday at
the Murray, is a native OF France
and had her early training at the
hands of some of the most distin-
guished teachers of the Coincide
Franchise.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14

horseman. Although she does not
know it, the Indian spy is watching
the movements OF the caravan, wait
ing favorable opportunity to swoop
down and annihilate the settlers. The
whole caravan except Nell who es-
capes Is massacred. She finds her
way to mission She meets an Indian
boy and later marries him.
THURSDAY
Chasing the Limited"-Railroao
dramas possess fascination OF their
own. Where breathes lad with SO
soul 50 dead that to himself hath new
er said: I'm goin' to be a railroad
engineer when l grow up!" It's in the
blood of most Americans, this desire
to handle great engines and dynamos
and to control machinery of great
power In Chasing the Limited,
Bison two-reel drama, featuring Wei
lington Playter and Marie Walcamp.
the spectator is given his fill of dar-
ing adventure.
In one sensational scene an engine
is derailed before the camera lens IN
order to save the fast mail which Is
approaching from the opposite djrec-
L1Ou. L NC CuSluO lcdtcS IAC u am "A~AA
a road and plunges head-on into
clay bank, where the boiler explodes,
leaving the huge mass of machinery
a smouldering, smoking wreck. Just
how this picture was taken only
Henry McRae and a selected few OF
his immediate assistants can tell. And
they won't.
FRIDAY.
Mountain Justice Those who
like thrills will find plenty Of them
in Mountain Justice" Rex two
reel drama scenaroized by Ida May
Park from the story by Julius G. Fur
thmann and produced by Joseph De
Grasse The drama tells story Of
the rude mountaineers of the Blue
Grass state.
In the mountainous southland the
descendants of the early Scotch-Irish
settlers have stern code for those
who violate the moral and civil law.
Miscegenation, SO common in many
Gulf states, Is almost unknown among
these clean.living sons of the noun
tains, and a woman's virture to the
mountain lads is something more to
be valued than all the wealth of New
port Woe betide him violates these
unwritten laws.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14

MON DAY.

"Refuge"-Nell is the daughter Of
frontiersman. Travelling overland
with her father and other settlers
from the Mississippi Valley States,
Nell and the caravan have nearly
reached the California country when
band OF hostile Indians start trailing
them With her mother gone, little
Nell is her fathers helpmate, and
cooks his meals for him each even.
ing when the caravan goes into camp
One evening. as she is cooking, she
sees silhouetted against the setting
sun on the ridge of a mountain miles
away the lone figure of an Indian
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
Gennett
TUESDAY,.

Tango Queens Coyne and
George Wagner with Harry Hastings
Tango Queens" were enjoying their
nightly after-theatre bite to eat At
the next table a couple of middle
aged women were engaged in loud
conversation with their escort regard
ing the popularity of modern dance
steps. Don't you think a talkative
woman is more popular with the men
than any other kind?" remarked
Coyne. Wagner stabbed piece of
Welsh rarebit with his fork and re.
piled: We'll. what other kind are
there"
The Tango Queens" will be the Of
fering at the Gennett theatre next
Tuesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
NEXT
WEEK
IN THE
SILENT
DRAMA

father finds the Irishman In the park.
and, mistaking him for the count, IN
vites him home Amazing compllca-
tions result when the real count ar
rives. The sweetheart DISCUSSES him
self as the butler and makes every
thing end happily by throwing both
the count and the Irishman out OF the
house. while the daughter flies to his
arms and the father gives his parental
blessing.
TUESDAY.
Seventh Commandment"-Compel'
led to fee from the village to escape
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
THURSDAY.

Jane of the Soil''-As a result of
a shake of dice, Jane goes away to
school, although she has grown up In
Tennessee mountains in wilfulness
and ignorance. At college she meets
John Doyle. They fall in love- Dur
ing her vacation Jane meets Ralph,
Johns worthless brother. He attacks
her and she shoots him with his own
gun. She hurries to the city and tells
John she is murderess. He goes to
the mountains from whence has come
word that Ralph is insane. Roaming
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
THUR SDAY.

"Peck's Bad Boy, which is to be
presented at the Gennett Thursday
matinee and night is one of the most
human stories which has ever been
offered on the stage. The plays story
---meagre as it is-concerns such an
American boy as is to be found in
any hamlet, village, town or city in
this country 1t shows this typical
American boy at the pranks which
every boy Of his age has played upon
those with whom he comes in contact
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
arcade
SUNDAY.

SUNDAY.
Countless Count"-The daughter
and the sweetheart are in love, but
their affairs move anything but
smoothly, because the father has other
ideas for his daughters marriage. He
has already selected the count as a
son-in-law, but the daughter has bad
temper and refuses point blank. The
father has never seen the count The
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14

the mountains. Ralph chases Jane,
who has returned to the scene OF the
shooting. She hides In q, hut. The
door opens and John enters, search
ing for Ralph, who steps In behind
him. There is a struggle Ralph il
choked back to his normal mental
state and apologies to Jane as she
comes odt from her hiding place.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
FRIDAY.

"The Exile of Bark Ranch"-Burt
Towne rescues Dave Burton from Tex,
q drunken Mexican Dave swears to
Burt that if ever he gets the chance,
he will make it up to him for saving
his life Burt then returns to Millie
Donald, his sweetheart, whose sick
mother and excitable father are pre-
venting her marriage with Towne, to
plead once more with her to disobey
her unreasonable parents and become
his wife. Meanwhile Miles mother
has died Millie confdes to her lover
a secret, and he rides of. exultant, to
get the marriage license. On his way
back, he is shot by Tex.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
THURSDAY.

big Jim's Heart"-Sheriff Jim Tay-
lor loves Elsie, daughter of Ranch
man George White. Elsie. however,
has given her promise to Tom Smith,
driver of the pony express. Tom gets
into a quarrel with Wild Cat, and
when the latter is found dead shortly
after, the young express driver is ar
rested. Elsie alone believes him in
nocent. On the day set for the hang
ing, Mojave Ed, a worthless character,
falls i'll of fever in the mountains. He
confesses that 1t was he who murder
ed Wild Cat The sheriff realizes that
his hope Of winning Elsie now is lost.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
Murrette
MONDAY.

Little Boy who once was He"-Dan
Adams goes back to the scenes of his
boyhood to get his bearings in life.
The spirit of the boy that once was
he companions him, and demands that
he account for the way In which he
has spent his mature years. Adams
reviews his shameful career. He is
overwhelmed with repentance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
WEDN ESDAY.

"A Woman Of Nerve'-"Three Fin
gered Mike" Brennan, a burglar Of
renown, for whose capture a $500 re-
ward Is offered, reads that Arthur
Baker. a rich banker, recently pre-
sented his wife with a diamond neck
lace. He eludes the police and, calling
upon Baker applies for position. The
banker tells Brennan that he may call
again the following week. Brennan
enters the Baker home that night.
Blanche Baker notices that the table
hand appear and disappear. She
rings for Kate, the maid, and sends
her to the captain Of police, who ar
rives in time to catch Brennan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-14
TUESDAY,.

"A Plugged Nickel-The plugged
nickel first attracted the attention Of
Mr.. Christopher one Sunday morning
while he was getting ready to go to
church. He flung it out the window.
After that, for a fortnight, that bad
coin kept popping up at his in all
sorts of unexpected places. When he
had thrown 1t in the river and sup
posed it lost forever, it turned up
again, like Tom Thumb, inside fish
he caught and cleaned.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-18

to the government to safeguard their
humble savings and that reason is
the disastrous experiences many Of
them have had by the failures Of
bogus private banks, Differed by
swindlers of their own tongue who
have preyed mercilessly upon their
loneliness and credulity."
Postal savings receipts have brok.
en- all records the past year. During
the eight months prior to April I,
there was net gain in deposits of
SIS. 1000. 900, as against gain Of S.
100000 for the same months the year
before. Thousands Of new accounts
have been opened and the millions
made up largely OF hidden savings
have been turned back into the chan
nels of trade just at a time when
there was pressing demand for every
dolla:.