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New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
SUES CONN. co.
Local Man Asks $3.0OO From Trolley Company for Alleged Injuries Re-
 SIlIting From December Accident.

M. r. Wynne of Shuttle Meadow avenue today brought suit against the Connecticut company through Kiett & filling for 5000 for alleged in juries sustained December 2T. The plaintiff claims that on the above date W hile driving his horse on Church street near the Stanley Rule and Level Co.. the wagon was struck by a Hartford trolley car, travelling at an excessive rate of speed. He was thrown out and sustained injuries that incapacitated him from his bus mess for several months. The writ is returnable in the superior court on the first Tuesday in May.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
ISE NOIR "HANKY. :"

Washington, April 5.-A public campaign to protect the soldiers a
 general public against spread of res ratory disease caused by promiscuo coughing, sneezing and splitting, W announced today by Surgeon Gene, Gorgas. A series of slogans urgi people to use handkerchiefs during processes of coughing, sneezing a splitting will be published in newsI pers and other advertising mediums
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
FLY FLAG TOMORROW
Mayor Quigley Asks Display of Old Glory on First Anniversary of En- tering the War

Fly the flag tomorrow if you never have flown it before.
 This, in a nutshell, is a proclama- ton emanating from the office of Mayor George A. Qugley.
 Why? Well, for one thing, tomor- row is the first anniversary of the day Uncle sam removed his long-tail coat, rolled up his sleeves and began 10 beat up the Hohenzollern family, their heirs and assigns forever, It is the anniversary of the most mo- mentous day in the history of the United States of America.
 So
 Fly the flag tomorrow if Nous have never flown it before.aa.ssau6aI
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05

ociety Brand Clothes at Besse Le- d's only.-advt. aptain Harry A. Hargreaves is kMgt Camp Devens after a trip on business to a camp in Georgia. her lot of pattern hats.-Sie- Advt
 were born at the New Britain U hospital this morning to Mir. rs. Henry Lash of Ellis street Sr. and Mrs. David Peterson of (nalley street.
 px'' shoes for young men at leland 's.-advt.
 new lessees of the Hotel Nel an extensive improvements and ege of name for the place.
 Edwin Shearer of Saratoga, s the guest of his mother, Mrs. n1 Shearer, of 5S6 Arch street. Is recently comm issioned as a in in the United States army. ory Hats at Besse Leland's hdvt
 Ee P. Hart and Norman P. have returned from vaca- be guarantees count, Besse Le- -advt.
 Int Agent Cosgriff denies the that Thomas Campbell, gate the Stanley street railroad was discharged after the
 the other morning when ndwehr was struck by a ngine. Campbell was taking avs off visiting sick relatives, more for less at Besse Le- fadvt.
 Fngdahl of 36 Howard street lt an operation for appendi-
 morning at the Hartford ore with a reputation to keep. eland' 's.-adVt.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
WAR LECTURER HERE
Landers, Frary & Clark Relief A
 ctahon to Raise Money for

Work.
 Leon Dabo. artist, diplomat ! lecturer and member. of the AmeriI financial mission to the Allies, deliver a lecture on "The War Al Saw It" at the South church evening. MT. Dabo, who was in Il pium when it was ravaged by Germans and saw much actual fd ing, will speak under the auspicea the Universal War Relief associatI an organization at the Landers. Fr X Clark factory.
 Young woman members of the sOciation have sold 9 large nunl of tickets and yesterday several VI delegated from the factory to m] canvass of the center of the to sell the tickets. They met VI q generous response and it is cxpd cd that a large audience will lia 10 MT. Dabo's talk tonight.
 The Young Mems Christian Aa ciation of Chicago has written following endorsement Of MT. Dal
 Chicago, III
 Leon Dabo spoke yesterday at Sunday afternoon meeting for lrl He is simply wonderful. He had crowd eating out of his hand for hours, and then they wouldn't him stop. He knows just how 3-andle a crowd, and the way he co swing from humor to pathos z then to tragedy left them dumb. drove in the nails when they W needed, no matter whether they h or not.
 Our auditorium was damned Of men. in spite of the fact that was the first nice warm day we l had for months. You couIdn't k them away. Although the lect wasn't pleasant to the ears, we lln it's needed. You simply couidn't. anything else than believe what said. If you have any more like | just let LIS knoW''
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
MUCK MUST G0 TO PRISON
Department of Justice Decides Or chestra Leaders Claim of Immunity Is Not Valid.

Washington. April 5.--Aftcr inves- tiSating tho record of Dr. Karl Muck, former leader of the Boston sym phony orchestra, under arrest in Bos- ton, the department of justice has de- cided he is subject to imprisonment regardless of his claims of Swiss cit izenship which are supported by the Swiss legation. The department holds under the espionage law a denizen of Germany nlay be regarded as an ene- my alien.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
TRY TO KILL CONG. COOPER
Hue Disconnected. Permitting Fumes to Escape Into Home of Workers for IenrOOt.

Houng gstown. O., April That police and members of the family say they believe was an attempt to kill Congressman Cooper in retaliation for his activities in behalf of Congress- man LenrOOt failed last night
 Police say fume f1ue was discon- r,ected permitting fumes from a gas furnace to circulate through the house. Rep. Cooper had left for Washington, but his wife, two chil- Gren and a maid were overcome Three neighbors also were overcome while trying to revive members of the Cooper family.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
Mrs. Christine Tor.

The funeral of Mrs. Christine Torr, was held at o'clock this afternoon from her late home on West street. Rev M. $. Anderson offlciated and burial was in FairvieW cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
.NNDRVS ARRIVES StFEE.N.

Walter Andrus of WarloCk~ street, a cook on one of the big American transports. has arrived safely at a European port according to dispatch received by his parents. The young man is one Of two brothers enlisted in the Naval Reserve, Leland Hoar of Arch street has again joined his ship after a short furlough in this city,
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
HEAR HERBERT KNOX SMITH

Herbert Knox Smith addressed the forcmen of the various departments and the office force of the Stanley Works yesterday afternoon on the new Liberty Bond sale, which opens to- morrow It was a rousing speech and considerable enthusiasm was awak- ened. The hustlers of the Stanley Works have been an important factor in previous sales.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
CZERNIN INSISTS
Official Statement Made in Vienna RcitcratcS Charge Clcmenceau Asked For Austrian Peace Terms

Amsterdam, April 5.---An official announcements made in Vienna today roiterates the assertion made by Count CzorniN, AuStro- Hungarian foreien minister, anH denied yester- day by Premier Clemenceau of France that a conversation concern ing peace has been held between Aus tria- Hungary and France.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS s
Mrs. Mary BoIan kiIey.

Mrs Mary Bolan Riley, widow of Daniel Riley, died at her home in Stamford, yesterday. She was for merly of this city. She leaves a daughter, Maybelle; her father, John Bolan; a brother, John, and 8 sister, Mrs. John Regan. all of Stamford The body will be brought to this city Saturday afternoon for burial in the Catholic cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
ROTHENBURG INDICTED
County Grand Jury Brings True T
 Against Him for Killing Hal Cohen for "Squealiug'' on Gambl'

New York, April 5.Irhe cGul grand jury today indicted Mor Rothenburg as the man who Monday last shot and killed Tai Cohen, q gambler known to the | derworid as Harry the Tot. Rothc burg is charged with murder in first degree. Cohen according to { district attorney was shot to preve him furnishing information useful the prosecution of the anti-gambli crusade.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
AUsTRIANS FOR RED CROSS.

The New Britain Austrian-Hul garian Singing society will give a co. cert and dance on Saturday evenin April 27, in Bardeck's hall and u entire proceeds will be turned over the local Red Cross chapter to aid the work being done for the Arpa ican and other Allied soldie1
 FyuTope Tlaes TT,
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
PASTORS RESIGNATION

on the resigation of Rev. J. |of the Stanley Memorial Eill be taken at the meeting
 (cclesiastical society which cid Thursday evening. MT. not make his plans for the Town until after the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
ARRIVES S.NFFLN IN FRANCE

Clerk P. J. Egan, of the board of water commissioners, is in receipt of a souvenir postal card from his son. Sergeant Matthew Egan, of the United States Army Hospital Corps, announc- ing his safe arrival in France
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
ISSUE LICENSES,

Commissions F. W. Schultz Ia today, that he will be at
 of Liquor Prosecuting Agent
 hing April 16, to receive ap- for liquor licenses.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED-A first-class meat cutter and an Al groceryman Good paN
 Box 29F, Herald. 4-5-6d
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
Mrs. Marion E. Gillespie.

The body of Mrs. Marion F.. Giles pie was taken to Brooklyn. N. Y, this morning for burial in that city.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05

4Oundation of our business is
 bon good solid values.
 in suit of clothes means
 aOney's worth of wear and all-
 Satisfaction.
 # matter what price you pay for 1st here, you will get full value for A dollar you spend-ri9ht styles, Equality, good make and long bn example of real yalue-lool1 Asuits at $22.
 RS25, $30 and S35, finer quality rrkoth and trilnminos-but at every \e the real value is there in stein p and Shuman Suits and Top
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
IRISH CONVENTION CLOSES
Central News Agency Announces That Deliberations at London Have Been COncluded-Result Not Disclosed.

London, April 5.-The Irish conven- ton. which has been discussing the question of home rule for seyera' months, concluded it's deliberations to day, says the Central News Agency.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
ROCKS CAST AI'{| BY OFFICE SEEKERS
(Continued From First Page).

with holes. stanley. street is monument of poor administration and an unsightly sight" the speaker said.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05

Miss Lucy Burleson. daughter of the postmaster general, who is serving Uncle Sam as a, clerk in the navy de- partment. Miss Burleson is very popular in Washington society circles and is a n accomplished linguiSt
New Britain herald., 1918-04-05
CITY ITEMS

Society Brand Clothes at Besse Le- vi
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
C00tfnuea.

18th ST. NORTH OF 4.
10 ROOMS. BATHS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Nh; AYE; NORTH OF ngnoSI eI I1Ls
IA ROOMS, 2 BATHS. 8 SERVANTS ROOMS
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
MASS. AVE. WEST OF 18th ST.
LOT zs,I.s n. 70 WIDE ALLEY.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
A CORNER ON 18th ST
IA ROOMS, 3 RATHS.
GARAGE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
FLA. AVE. WEST OF CONN AVE.
Il Rooms. BATHS.
LOT 80 FEET WIDE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ST. WEST OF CONN. AVE.
10 ROOMS; HOT-wATER HEAT.
KITCHEN ON FIRST FLOOR.
GARAGE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
R. I. AVE. NEAR 18th ST.
IL ROOMS, 3 BATHS: IN PERFECT
CONDITION.
HOT-WATER HEAT.
2STORY BRICK GARAGE. ON WIDE
ALLEY.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FURNIsHED HOUSE. IL ROOMS.
LOT 2aa149. TO An .l ALLEY.
THE VALUE OF THE GROUND.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
CORNER ON 9th ST.
10 ROOMS Lot To S5hs,oe IN EVERY
RESPECT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ST. NEAR 18th
"A Rooms: 3 BATES: STEAM HEAT.
POSSESSION MAY 1st.
ST. WEST OF 18th
10 ROOMS BATHS
LOT Runs THROUGH TO WIDE ALLEY
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
WASHINGTON CIRCLE, COR. OF
Is ROOMS. RATES r 40 q BEDROOMS.
HoTWATER HEAT.
LOT 23h FEET WIDE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
BILTMORE ST OVERLOOKING ROCK
CREEK PARK.
II ROOMS. . BATHS
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ST. JUST WEST OF 18th
10 Rooms AND RATH: STEAM HEAT
LOT 20x1oO.
THIS HOUSE WILL BE SOLD AT
BARGAIN.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
LAMONT STREET.
DETACHED HOUSE: Il BEDROOMS,
KITCHEN On PIEST FLOOR.
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT.
GARAGE FOR TWO CARS
LOT 81 FEET FRONT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
GLEVELAND PARK:
CONDITION.
II ROOMS. BATHS SERVANTS ROOM.
SPACIOUS PORCHES, LARGE GARAGE
LOT c00xI3O
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
CHEVY CHAsE-kEoKUk ST
10 ROOMS. BATHS
LOT 151S5. WITH - F~r. OF PARKING.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
SIS FIFTEENTH STREET
MAIN 6464-5-6.
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New Apartment
Building For Sail

A we'll arranged, Ella borately finished afart-
ment building, equipped with all modern CON
veuienresJlocat.d in an exclusive northwest
residential section.
An apartments under yearly lease to highly
desirable tenants.
Income shows handsome returns on investment
Full details on request.
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A Beautiful Private Home

y DtduuIuI IIVdIt IIOIIIe
In Washington's exclusive northwest section:
EXTENSIVE GROUNDS. BEAUTIFiED BY
around Washington. View overlooking Potomac
river and entire city. The house is on a corner,
practically new. and contains 10 rooms. porchea.
modern bathrooms and all the latest conven-
fences. The finish is of the finAst quartered oak
and genuine solid mahogany, white enamel trim
med. e-story garage Price, So, 600. The i'm
prcvements alone could not be Duplicated at this
figure.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEa.
Continued.

JUST OFF LINCOLN PARK.
On. One Of the most Attractive sst e seven
poIehes. Cellar 'I under entirs house
and in excellent condition. This rs 4
mt Tenn. my Il desired ssiG $1,000 cash. bal
MAN. sS ssss & 4 n H. st,
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
On Kentucky ave. chose to Lincoln
hot-water heat; possession within 50
days. Terms not less than $500
cash. s hi,ss 8; 7o E nucHs. .
Main 2s45. us 18th NV.
A SEM1-DETACHED HOME
On Park road near entrance to
park. rooms tiled bath, furnace
heat. Possession within short time.
Can sell on very reasonable terms TO
'''li SHANNON saS' & LUcH s'''
Biltmore Street Near Goth ST..
In the most exclusive residential
within 30 days. A i1-.oom and
baths modern house. and one Of the
best buys on the market today. Only
So, 500. Easy terms if desired
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main $40. ia 14th NV.
10th STREET HEIGHTS.
A detached residence. containing
rooms. = bs tbs. hot-water heat
electric lights etr. very beau
tiful home. Can he delivered to
cash buyer for only $500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2.345. 713 18th NV.
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IF YOU CANNOT FIND A HOUSE TO RENT
SEE THESE.
ONLY $4,000.
Hot-water heat, and hath: c-storJ
bricks colonial porch situate Lincoln Park.
Csn make reasonable terms. Only 50, 800. 1t
will rent for s27.5 so. Possession given.
LdEBERMANN 4 HAWN,
c. D. LIEBERMANS. PHEIAN G. HAWN
Phone Main COL. 1921 st. nv.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.
Continued.
Office of Thos. E. farrell.
HIGH-CLASS PROPERTIES.

WHY WORRY ABOUT RENTING WHEN
TOO GAN BUY NOW AND SELL I1ATDk AT
PROFIT? I HAVE SEVERAL PROPERTIES,
LARGE AND SMALL. INCLUDING APART
MENT HOUSES. IN EVERY SECTION OF THE
CITY AND SUBURBS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
SEE ME BEFORE PURCHASING.
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FOR SALES, 5oo-NnAR CONN. AVE.
MODERN 2STORY BRICK RES, ROOMS.
R H.. BATH; SERVANTS ROOM AND TOl-
LET: PoRCHES; SIDE LIGHT; GARAGE.
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Choice Io-Acre Villa Site.
On main auto boulevard miles nsrth Of
Washington; fine views; best neighborhood; bar
gain price.
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A Picturesque Country Year
Round Home

In Montgomery county An old estate Of IS
north Of Washington. only few minutes' drive
out 18th street way ON REST STATE PIKE.
Within walking distance of trolley. Beaatifni
wooded drive leadfng from pike to home. Lsrge
trees, best soil. fine neigbborhood. GRAND OLD
SPRING supplying stream through entire prop
erty. Price, SIS, 900, Reasonable terms.
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FOR SALT
Price. SIS 10000.
Fine house Of about 70 rooms. . baths;
all modern CONVENIENCE: centrally Ioca ted
fashionable section. viii give satisfactory
terms.
Price, sos 10000.
Elegantly finished, fsshionablr located
house. This house is built as well as amy
frouse in Wasiingt the woodwork being
attractive character, and not subject TO de
terioration for many years come. Let
us snow You this house IL you want
beautiful fasIonabIy located Washington
city residence.
Price, S35,ooooo.
Beautiful house. modern improvements:
lot 80 feet front. Massa chusetis ave. near
Sheridan circle. Give this your attention
IL you want house 10 of the best
sections of Washington.
Price, SI5,Ooo.oO.
Il rooms and bath; large lot; alley rear;
room for enlargement Of house, making
imposing property. Situated on Rhode
Island ave- near Scott Circle-one Of the
centrally located houses.
Price, s., 10000.
large. we'll constructed house. contain
ing about IL rooms: 25- foot lot; with
large 2-story brick garage rear This prop
erty represents original cost OF about
$4,000. Occupied by Treasury Official for
past 10 years. This is great bargain.
Price, 100000.
Rhode Island ave. near 18th St: house
containing about rooms. Possession given
May !: Inquire for further particulars.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building,
So7 18th ST.
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50 Acres, School or Seminary Site.
On D. C. line north Of city; old house; fine
view: large trees: IDEAL place for school pur-
poses: better investment; sacrificed to Close
estate.
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Highest Point on 10th Street
OonoSite Rock Creek Park

Highest Point on 10th Street
Opposite Rock Creek Park.
Beautiful home with garage; spacious grounds
choice shrubbery; house is modern: has every
convenience: substantially built; complete in
pancy. Price, $4,000
Woodlev Road Residence.
Standardized corner house. . rooms. baths.
floors and trim: 2 porches. Fine home in excel
lent neighborhood- Bargain price. 81, 500.
Delightful Home.
rooms. tiled kitchen. paneled dining room; two
story garage: large grounds; beautiful lawn.
Price, sll,o0o. Terms
Detached Home Northwest.
: rooms and bath: hot-water heat: large lot;
good neighborhood immediate possession. Price.
81, 900. Terms
Downtown.
West Of l4th street. s-sten, semi detached
brick: 10 rooms; h.-w.h. $3.50. Terms
MARYLAND Avenue. NE.
rooms and bath brick house; deep hot; CON
venientIy located to both car lines; good value
for price asked; immediate possession. Price to
quick purchaser, $3.50.
Near Bureau OF Standards
Al Tenieytown. D. C.; rooms and bath brick
horse. Practically new: front and rear porches
good sized lots: excellent investment: rented to
good tenant at $3.50 per month. Price. 1850
Terms be arranged.
Excellent Little Brick House,
Containing six rooms and bath on Florida ave
ne. conveniently located to both car lines. Will
sell for $50. Bargain for home or Investment
THOS. E. FARRELL,
S;s7 Woodward Bldg,
Phone Main z66
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nee.
sKE Us ABOUT EXCHANGING PROPERTIES.
We offer for exchange many Of the best prop
.rties in the city. We have low priced houses
Sree and clear, which the owners will give in
rart uyment for larger houses. We have
humber Of particularly desirable houses with small
membranes; these owners VIII trade these
other properties
We have 4 number OF clear properties thst We
c.n trade in part payment for business proper
ties 81 properties located in business sections
when il comes to apartments undouhtedly
h.ve the largest list Of the best located spprt-
ments in this city. II you wish to trade had o.
dWellings for apartments we'll rented 50 that yoa
will receive a much larger income than you
nov getting look at some we offer. r..
STONE K FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
ONE UNTNCUNBERED L6T. CASE vALC1
S5ee. for ONE Ford truck Apply WHroH
HAIYEL ~ kA-ARe~zAAs II
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FOK SALE
Handsome home practically parlor din
ing room, pantry, kitchen the first noor
splendid tiled bath and four chambers second
floor: splendid tiled bath and four chambers on
third floor: hardwood floors. tiled mauteis: lot
Dxl2O: side and alley: all fine outside
rooms: south 'front.' west of 18th street south
OF Park road; built to sell for $500: my price,
$3.50: want $500 cash
z. ". BEALL. 1890 New York ave NV
Call Main 800 Residence cali. Columbia 1906
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FOR SALE-ss. oOo-RENT. $3.50 YEAR.
GOOD NORTHWEST LOCATION.
STORE. APT. AND 3-STORY BRICK HOUSE
ALL ON ONE PLOT; TRADE.
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I2s Acres Ready to Develop.

On best macadRm pike north Of city, ready for
subdivision; electric light telephone and troll
ley service; fine soil; high elevation
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PARTY LEAVING CITY will
sell their private residence on
Washington Heights; 4 stories,
IL rooms, 3 baths; hot-water
heat. Price, SI5,ooo.oo. Imme-
date possession. See Mr.. Nor
ford, Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey
Co., 727 18th ST.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LEASE on Two-R0QM-AND-BATH APART
mem 18th and h. for larger apartment MI
Pleasant section. Address Box BE. Star Of
6nn
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FOR SALE-I735 LAMONT ST.
L ROOMS, 3 BATHS. GARAGE. LOT 5ox110
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FOR SAIE-$5,5o8 GOOD RESIDENCE IOCA-
TION. sR.. B.. H.-W.H. TRUST. $1,000.
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FOR SAIE-S15 0Oe-RENT 81. 500 YEAR
8 BRICK HOUSES FACING STREETS, ON
ONE PLOT. WILL TRADE
l.. W. GROOMES, 1416 +.
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Excellent Little Brick House.
Containing six rooms and bath. on Florida ave
ne convr nientiy located to both car lines. Will
sell for &. $50. Bargain for home investment
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

lIn5 y H. AVE. N.W.-fIRNlSHEb. Me-"
s roar house: :; bedrooms. tiled bath; pantry
attic: : po-rhes; cellar: h.w-h-; electrlcHF' Pc,
f.ct condition: screens and awning: ncN yard
a ST NV NEAR a1h-CoNVENIENT Down
town location: completely furnished house OF
II rooms and baths: hot-v-a 'sr heat 10 leaS-'
hr the vear nor month S2pn. wouid rent
bous,- unfinished al so End sell furniture.
THE T. H. SMITH COMPANY,
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18th ST. NORTH OF 4.
16 ROOMS. BATHS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
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S4.75o-DANDY CORNER NORTHW EeT-
In Petworth. close to cars; s rooms and bath !;
hardwood doors; electric lights; quick posses.
sion: 81, 900 cash. l. E. +. PRINCE, l4lo al.
$4,000; CHEVY CHASE, D. c.; CORNER: Iio
# front; South Circle: center-han colonial:
trees; f0r:. b.: pantry; h.w.h-; instantaneo
hot-Water heater; metal weather strip: built 10
order; open fireplace; oak nnish; cosveaie1t
cars. West -.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Beautifully situated home; two bloeks from
Conn. ave-: rooms and bath: AMI; iarre
lot Earaee: price, $3.50; 1850 cash no
monthly payments balance on interest g.
BENNETT. 31s Colombo bldg. Main 62SI
s-RooM. ANIL HOUSE; DOORS NORTH OF
Park I'd; near car lines; immediate poesession:
easy terms. Address Box 214-D. Star ef6ce. IL
FOR sALE-15o3 " Sc. AND 2215 18th ST
Sc, Anacostia, d. c.: rooras, bath; AMI.
C. C. JAMES. trustee. 4l6 9Th nv
OWNER WILL SELL EIGHT ROOM CORNER
house, in excellent condition, BfosmingAale SEC
kisa>- Lee - 500 sAsx ha1lb ~. Oh -115A
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N. a. AVE NORTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
DESIRABLE HONE: IN PERFECT ORDER
Il ROOMS, BATHS. SERVANTS ROOMS
LOT IS Fl. WIDE.