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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
WANTS INFORMATION
ABOUT WOODEN SHIPS

WASHINGTON. Nov. y. - senator
r,Id,- of New York Republican, TO-DAY
made public letter he had sent 10 mar
,nou Hurley Of tn" shipping Board ask
,,,., ror , statement as 10 the status OIL
,l,n wooden shipbuldinE. Senator Calocr
innuirrd as to the truth Of reports when
ne said he had heard thul less than thir-
.< OF The ninety or one hundred WOODEN WOODEN
ships delivered by builders nave "''''e
C:,rEncS. :. III. Ia,iar hc
Senator calder said in ms letter ~.
understood that none OF inc VOGUE
ships delivered have gone overseas ye.
and that about lao wooden S"'Pa u ,nd
rmn,rart have not yet been Siar'cu'
,,ta,rn,ar Hurley was urged by tn" s'n-
a,"r 10 prevent construction Of WOODEN
'.hj,,. IN which construction has not yet
started. .;, mon state
.,iJ tin. senator's letter. thtt
'nlr whole wooden ship program mas
hrcn 4 failure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
Withhold Figures on
The War Work Drive

NEW YORK. Nov. "l.--Qllrial figures
~, The tntnl subscription 1" tn" United
War Work campaign Will br withheld
until "r"mlInlatiun drives" planned by
New York. chicago aud other cities,
which failed In attain their quotas
have brcr completed. according TO an
announcement tonight by John Il
Mott, director general of tho caWpalsn
Tue last total announced was $l"s.-
I6I mas. and Mr.. Mott declared that un-
less tho minimum goal of TlIn.'ho,0NH
was passed the S"v'Ti war relief "rEahl-
zaflon would be compelled /" diSc"n-
Iinue their work in III" United states
navy AS we'll aS the work among the
men Of the French and Italian armies.
II would also H." necessary Il" trrSaic
RuSsln at tho very tim" when help was
most iupcraLIv"ly r"cd"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
A Dead Stomach
Of What Use Is It?

ThnuSunds" yes hundreds OF thou
sands III people throughout America are
taking the siuw death treatment daily.
They ar" numbering their own Si"n-
nrh. Ihr best friend ih"y have. and IN
their sublime igu"r;tUr" hey thihN th"y
mr.. putting aside III" laws OF nature.
This is II" ~rnSa: inUal statement; II is
n startling fact thu, truth nj which any
honorable physician viii not deny.
These thousands nf p"opl" are Swa J.
lowing daIIy hug. quantities Of p"pSln
and other sironT d'EeSt"rs. mad" "*pc-
ciaily - digest III" food IN the stomach
without any aid at All from Inc diSc$-
tive MON bran" -: III" stomach.
Mi-u-na stomach tablets r"lIrrr dis
trr.,s,d stomach IN five minutes; they do
IIInr" TIL, -. regularly Tor Il few weeks
.hry build M IA" run down stomach ard
MAX" II strong CROUCH t" digest its own
food. Tii"n inii,;"*! ION. h"l"hinI. sour
stomach and lrIdach" Will go.
Mi-n-nl stomach tablets are sNd ny
druggists cv.rywhrrc and by -. IL.
Gricst G Co.. who guarantee them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
aAbout tho Grid"

The whecling-Linsly game seems /"
be the only one on the card for ih'H
week end, and rs both clcvens offer 4
flashing sort of the winter DIVERSION
and due to the rivalry existing. II IS
quite certain that big gathering VIII
result. AZ the same time It will nc the
first clash seen IN this city in seven
weeks. I;cllairr and Forty arr under
quarantine. and were forced to cancel
their games. hut 1t is most lIkeiS thaI
tho. over the river CicrcnS VIII attend
the game In 4 body. rs Ferry hooks up
with LinSly and Bellalrc with wheeling
on Turkey day. and it Will b" good way
to get q line on the local cracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
CHRISTMAS LABELS

The chris mas labels for the parents
Of thusc boys in srrvir" overseas. whose
la bells have not hrrn received, have ar
rived. In order Ia obtain one of these
labels il is nccr Ssary TO sign Il paper.
stating chat you arc tho nearest llrins
relative in the United States OF the pro-
posed recipient and that II" label from
abroad has bern received, and That
should such label he r"""ir"3. IL VIII not
b,. used. and that u the best OF your
knowlcdgr and belief. only one Christ :
mas parcel will be- sent to the proposed
recipient
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
: TELEPHONE BAK or.

WASHINGTON. Nov. n. Restric-
lions on the installation OF new tele-
phones and extension Of existing telc
phone lines. which were limited on
August Is 10 such new appliances as
would be helpful in the war. were with
drawn today by Postmaster General
Burlcson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
FOR EIGHT HOUR DAY.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-The war oe,
Garments policy Of all hour DAY nna
mo. overtime for workmen cohStructnHiIss
The now BROOKLYN army supply base WIN
roman unchanged according 10 Nv
, 'r"wcll. made public here, tonight by
I,lrutennnt Colonel II. S; Crockrr. com ON
,n,nd:,nt Of The base. The decision fol-
lows +. ten day series Of hearings con
Quoted by Colonel Joseph II. NIcAa uWa ~ :,
Of the Emergency CONSTRUCTION wage
t.nu,,missimn, following Il strike Of work.
tur,, nj the base
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit OF dandrur disappears after
one or two applications OF Danderine
rubbed we'll into the scalp with the I'm
ger tips. Get a small bottle OF DAnder-
inc at any drug store for few cents
and save your hair. After several appli-
cations you can't find particle OF
dandrur or any falling hair, and the
scalp will never itch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
c.rnrDAcY ANNOUNCED.

NOLI'MRuS. O. Nov. "l.-.!Rl uIIIITI
given for delegates attending the ~orlu
wiLr nrohihitton conference now IN Sos
,',,,I hnr, + Il. Musgrovr. of BirmlnG-
lam AinbaIma. announced his candidacy
I 80 io:u FOR the nomination for United
states senator from Alabama Opposing
Senator Oscar W. Underwood. NJ ~
ccon,mittce Of the Anti-Saloon League OF
America and an active prohibition
worker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
Nomination of John
W. Davis Confirmed

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. 49, Nonaina-
ton Of former Solicitor General John
W. Davis to he ambassador to Great
Britain, and Of Alexander c. King. or
Atlanta. Ga, rs solicitor general to sue
coed Mr.. Davis, were confirmed today
by the senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
NO CREDIT FOR GERMANY

>Ew YORK. Nov. 2l.-Rcsolntluns
or irrsm any extension OF cred,! BY
american banks to Germany with"ut w, .,e
consent" were adopted mere
today by the boycott committee Ok rnv
E,IinnaI Defense Society. The society
: .r,,, il wGuld make public the
nnnr Of any bank extending such loans
as the SENTIMENT OF the people Is "n,
ioscd tn lending Of American money ID
any form 10 Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
BARNES LECTURE OFF

The Barnes lecture. which was 10 nav
bcen held at the Wheeling hish schoot
this evening, has been postponed lot a.,
indefinite period owing 10 me ~
influenza epidemic. IL IS lihe!S '''"t 49,
entire series Of lectures VIII H "'r
,.,''.,,,,,,.i nw,ug 10 the "nu' situation.
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hurEh tomorrow Will l." attended ny
:nuny local lovers Of football. and 1t Is
inriInated thai NOR. viii hc there than
nj the WaSh-Jrff hatli" several weeks
ago However,. h. bad weather "lil not
permit motoring. and many dread inc
train ride. 1t is In" first time III loot
ball history that The officials ir" not
handing out comps" IL The newspaper
men IN C!uthrr sources.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22

Cobb hit 500" last night. Might
sound queer and untrue. hut did ii "r-
cur r. you tl.at Irwin. tho noted charac-
tor receives $500 cory time h" steps
upnn n stag" for an address? seems
like all Cobhs Except corn c"hs) are
500 hitters. and also command 'nthusl-
astic gatherings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22

some Sc yards over the parallel bar. not
only bringing victory but distinction |"
Ferry high school, AZ it has gone down
in history as on" Of the greatest DIS Oh
high school ingenuity in the entire coun-
trY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22

Following duo course, IL has been GUS
tornary to close the football season. "S-
prcially in scholastic circles. on Turkey
day This will not be the cas-" lh'$ "a
son. ms Linsly has arranged several
pnst-season events. and ii is likely lh;tl
some Of the other schools Will follow IN
tho same path. However. HfI"r Thanks
rt:in:;. interest is tagging. as most "l
the schools then resort tn the popular
and coming Sport-baskntball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-22
RIVAL CONT|NGENT5 ARE HET-UP
OVER BLUE RIBBON. GRID Dat Tie

10 take up essential employment. Plum
mar. Eobi. and Simpson graduated.
while one If the most promising attn
l.,c+ OF last years good team passed
u the Great Bc"oud. This young man
was Paul Douahue. y freshman IN
school and 4 backfi"ld mon on the team.
No team in the valley has lost as many
men as the popular high school. and
despite these disadvantages. with ut
Il" more earnest work and experience.
Wheeling Will make 4 "huwl!nS" sue
cess with hu: four m"a ot last year =
sqlad in line.
Til" I.iuSly-Fcrry tilt i""fnS up rs IN"
"tieUrgi:l Tsch-i'jtt' event of the OHIO
ally for III" year ISIS. Purple anu
White have beer the pr"t"EInattne col
urS !nr almost two vars tn""rr lower
ed ard the question Is whether I'M"
orange and BLACK will come /" The lime
I;ghl G.insiy Is still Sinar'!ng from
lhat ION defeat of last season. which
married th.. Wonderful record Of the local
SCHOOL, Wheeling tied Ferry 90. i.lu*!y
hcnt Wheeling SO. Ferry turned th"
trick on I.InSiy. anL 50 il NILS. IN" over
:Ic river L3ld,crs rompch Ia TIA" h'2d
If the list :.lr first t!in" IN many. iiI'nr
years. ipn yuu MI remember tina; $:'''''-
tacular kick Of N'ici;crs which sailed
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RIVER NEWS Il l. .

The wharf gauge registered tweve feet
six inches and stationary At six o'cock
yesterday and at the foot OF McMechen
dam the stage was fourteen. rect and
stationary The river will fall slowly
today and tomorrow and will reach
stage by Monday which will necessitate
tho raising Of the dams II no rain fails,
The crest of the rise yesterday morn
ing at the wharf was twelve feet. ten
inches and then began to fall slowly.
The Helen E., left for New Matamoras
at noon. -
Tho Liberty cleared for Parkersburs
at four p. nj. with big trip.
The Milton was due in last night from
New Mntamoras.
The Old Reliable passed UP with tow
for Pittsburgh at 2:30 p. m
The General Pcrshing is due down
from Pittsburgh at six q m. this morn
ing.
today at 1880 q N.
The General Wood is due up from
Charleston TO Pittsburgh. Sunday morn
ing at seven O'Clock.
The Helen E.. is due In tonight from
Now Matamoras.
The General Pcrshing win take Tho
Confessions of a War Bride" company TO
Parkcrshurg today.
Owing 10 high water the work OF re-
moving tho bottom Of the hull OF the old
wharf boat Was suspended yesterday
with q falling river: it is thought that
work will be resumed today.
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purR wIEapAMH

DAVIS ISLAND DAM-s.9 feet, rs
ing: cloudy.
MORGANTOWN- 1T feet falling;
cloudy.
STECBENvILLE feet station
airy; clear.
OIL CITY-3S feet. failing; cloudy.
WATsRI5N-3.2 feet. falling; rain o.
Evening star., 1918-03-30
FOR sALE-H0UsN.


EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
to secure 4 nne downtown resi-
dence; II rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; hardwood floors on the mat
floor. This property 10 located on
lights, which make every room an
outside room. This is one Of the
nose desirable houses to be had.
The nrst noor plan is very spacious
and attractive. Price. U,bO0.
Large 1eroom house. Well suited
for renting rooms ana boarders. Just
west of 18th st. Price, $11,50O.
Modern six-room residence for sale
on Oak st. near 14th St Front ana
rear porches: hot-water heat; eiee-
tric lights. Price. 5000.
7-room house on Meridian st. just
OF 14th ST.; hot-water heat: electric
lights. Price, $1,000.
Large house, located near 10th
and NJ sts.: Is rooms: baths: hot
water heat; electric lights. Price.
New corner house in Northwest
Washington: two-story brick; oak
floors: latest improvements; open
nreplaces: sleeping porch. Ready
for occupancy.
Two-story. eight-room residence in
Southeast Washington: southern ex-
posure: overlooking park. Price,
$3.50.
In saul's Addition: s-room house
modern improvements: front and
rear porches: garage; large lot. So1
$50. Price. $500.
OSEPH c. ZIRKLE, Main 4oa
203 Colorado bldg.
Evening star., 1918-03-30

FOR SALE
Immediate possession: extraordinary oppor-
tunity to buy in the best residential section OF
the city, near 18th and SITS. NV; handsome
residence: most suitable for entertaining: large
parlor, reception hall and extra large dining
room; at a greatly reduced price. For full par
ticulars Mr.. TEEI.
With SwARTZELL. RHEEM HENsEY CO.,
721 18th st. NV.
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NEAR 2Ist AND SITS. = SMALL BRICK
houses. In wide court: easily convertible into
private garages; price. s7OO. Address L. SUR
RY 1922 Sd ST. NV. Phone North 911S.
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roR sALE-HoUsra
C0nfinu0A.
N. L. Sansbury Company, Inc.

N. L. Sansbury Company, In
SPACIOUS CORNER HOME-Cen-
ter hall, library, drawing room. din
ing room. kitchen. pantry, fret
floor. Billiard room. Ample ped
rooms and bath: large closets; hard
wood floors; oak and mahogany trim
med: open fireplace. Lot 17sx1O0.
Corner of wide avenue. Southern ex-
posure, overlooking government res
ervation. Cost over SCI. 600. owner
must make change and would con
slider an offer of 5000. Property
clear.
LARGE CORNER HOME. just off
18th st. IS rooms. baths. con-
seryatory; dining room finished i'll
mahogany: house well constructed:
beautifully decorated: silk wall
hangings; handsomely furnished. Can
he sold to include furniture. II You
are looking for one Of the most al
tractve homes at a reasonable price.
see this one.
SELECT SECTION WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS-Substantia brick home;
wide frontage: large rooms: plan
and arrangement very complete;
near to car line. Price. s12,5V0.
VERY ATTRACTIVE MODERN
HOME--Downtown section. facing
Massachusetts, ave. and government
reservation. 12 large rooms. bed
rooms. = baths; ot-water heat; elec-
tric light. Cost $4,000. To close
estate will sell for s12.500. Could
be used prontably as rooming
house.
A BARGAIN, NJ near 18th at. p
story brick. rooms. Win submit
an offer Of $3.50.
LANIER PLACE near 18th st.
rooms, reception hall. bedrooms:
hot-water heat: electric light: good
lot to paved alley. Price, $3.50.
LAMONT ST. near 18th. Desirable
home: L. rooms: . baths: hardwood
floors: electric light: billiard room:
sleeping porch: large closets: house
screened: awnings; metal weather
strips. Price attractive.
ARE YOU LOOKING for city
home with the environments and at
fractions of the country: See this
property. 800 IT. front: beautiful
shade trees; terraced lawns: flowers
shrubbery. Fireproof dwelling: liv-
Ing room over 2S It. long; open fire
place. Unusual decorations through
out; ready for immediate occupancy.
nH u.cuINcroN ur1,-tI1.c
Beautiful view over Rock Greek val
ley: desirable home; IL rooms. 3
baths. attic: modern heating and
lighting. Price only $10.5O0. Pos
session within reasonable time.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
HOMES, Columbia Heights. west OF
18th st. House 70 IT. front by lib
eral depth to wide alley. 10 large
rooms; baths; handsomely deco
rated and finished throughout and in
perfect order. Occupied by owner.
Can be inspected on request. Price
SEMI DETACHED HOME, with
good yard running back to wide al
ley: finely constructed; brick; IL
rooms; baths; modern in every de-
tail and in frst-class condition; good
surroundings. Possession within rea-
sonable time. Permit for inspection
upon request.
NEAR NEW INTERSTATE COM
MERGE BUILDING-S-room brick;
in good condition. Owner having
bought larger home will sell for
$500.
\. L. Sansbury Company, In,
72l 18th st. NV. Phones: 5so4-5.
Evening star., 1918-03-30

EOP Cal T
OAN s11ALL = pl S,oCO NLEoS.
THAN ASSESSORS Iot2 VAL
NS - ~ -
CA Io1NJ LEN NALL4 LIZ
GATED. DOITpT EDnNT
ILL 1No4N
CORNER HOUSE OF I6
~
KOOMS AND & BAIHS: SUIT
ADIE ron
ADLE TUX OF FlCES OR
POOMTMC. nJuCH DnccEc
N>Ioh1A>'. QO1AN TOSSES-
Evening star., 1918-03-30
conscientious Service"
LEE D. LATIMER COMPANY,
lara New York Ave.

4lA
Immediate Possession.
rkEH EESsr EH5GHTs GSSH aoNE 4sf i
BATHs: OPP. BEACTIFUL DEAN EsrATE:
s Lss THSS e6s eAs ss
Corner-Chevy Chase, D. C.
SIDE; BEATTiFuL GaoTSps: owNlH
$4,000.
Ronp MGGNt LoT q r. winE: SIDE 1 1HRD And
LIGHT: ROOMS AND BATH.
Maker Offer.
PARK ROAD. NEAR 10th ST.; WELL BUILT
SCREENS: aooD ORDER.
One Square of Scott Circle.
AND BATH: ENGLfsH BASEMENT. vSR1
Possession 20 Days.
sPLENDIDLY BUILT HOME: NEAR i7sh
aw.H: FINE ORDER
IS Feet Front.
HANDSOME CORNER. COLUMBIA HEIGHrg{
oF q TGHas THE aosT ST. ATTRAGTIvE LOCATIONS S ia
TERMS: 5000.
Many small investment proper
ties southeast, northeast and
suburban home properties.
LEE D. LATIMER COMPANY
I434 New York Ave.
FOR sALE-THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELL
ing; 10 rooms. bath pantry; froat and rsaR3
porches; cellar; hot-water heat: gas and eaoe>
fricity convenient to two car lines: oveFsesa1n1
erounds Of the Ontario Price. $3.50. -
c. ". SIMPSON CO.. 784 18th st
FOR sALE-ATTRACTIvE sIx-Ro0M nR1cGa
dwelling. 9lD L st. ne; elegant neigAhptAo665
ali good sise rooms; with bath; newly papegG1 =
home in nrst-class condition cxser nsst -
Al once and will sacrifice for 31,b00. 9ee NAJoU9
H. ROBB 1413 ct. NV. Phone y. eeoes -
your broker. - -
THREE 8-sTORY. BAY-WINDOW PHh151 b
brick houses Of rooms and bath each: eae1 ~
pair; cellars: deep lots: close to shersaea 01s<4
srd new o Street bridge; small cost for tnpEoya<
ments would make good moderate-pfice ksGsoe -
hirhclass family hotel Of "a rooms with baf1lds,
price Of all. $4,000; only q. 100 cast. balnnl6-
mouthIy: aanessed valuation, tt5, ,0o0: fxTI1<z
50. COO. Address Box 21-s. Star once. -.
Ss.50O-NEAR 18th AND U sTs. M:
semi-dstsched 2-story brick reaidsnee: 3 uG 7.
and bath; furnace heat; easy terra A.
OWNER. n. 67o2. y ~.
Evening star., 1918-03-30

NEAR Goth AND H SITS. N.W.-Two
sold one left: very desirable; three
story brick. containing 8 rooms and
bath: furnace heat. Bargain at $3.50.
NEAR N. H. AVE. AND 8 ST.-Hand-
some modern home: l. rooms. 8 baths,
hot-water heat: large garage. Price,
$4,000. Possession in 80 days. possibly
sooner.
NEAR 7th ST. AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Six rooms and bath: furnace heat; colo
NAL porch. Price, 5000.
NEAR 18th AND U SITS. N.W.-Ten
rooms and bath; furnace heat. Price,
$4,000. Monthly tenancy.
NEAR Goth AND CALVERT SITS. NV.
Ten rooms, 2 baths. hot-water heat.
Price. $3.50. Immediate possession.
NEAR 18th AND r STS. N.W.-Eight
rooms and 2 baths, hot-water heat.
Price. 5000.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
1898 G. St. NV.
Evening star., 1918-03-30

I'll y ST. N.W.--s ROOMS AND BATH; HOT
water heat; $3.50.
heat; $4,000.
1877 ST. SCI rooms and BATH corner
house; $1,000.
781 Kentucky ave. s.e.-$2, $50.
115 st. n.w.-S4. 800.
Two 2-story bricks on 11th st. ne: rooms
bath: hot-water heat; cellar; 800 each.
L. RICHOLD,
Room 81. 729 18th St nw
BY OWNER-NINE ROOMS, TWO BATHS;
hot-water heat: gas and electricity; Columbia
Heights near new high school. Address Box
280-P. Star Office
18th ST. NEAR PARK ROAD; 8 ROOMS AND
BATH hot-water heat: electric lights; deep lot to
alley. Price, $3.50.
Columbia Heights. Irving ST. near 18th; o
rooms and bath; hrst-noor kitchen. Price,
$6,S50.
Near pension and printing onices; rooms
and bath; cellar: 90 feet front; good NV. loca-
ton. Price. $3.50.
THOMAS W. FOWLER son,
1877 18th at. NV.
Evening star., 1918-03-30

S3,35o-Nearly New Box House
NEwsoM. Real Estate. lilo ne. Line. 2o71.
BEFORE BUYING
See WEIGH,
18th and N. Y. Ave.
National Savings & Trust
Co. Bldg.)
Moderate priced houses in all
!. sections of city.
SPECIAL BARGAINS on CAPITOL HILL.
THESE HOUSES ARE REALLY WORTH AN
INSPECTION.
Chevy Chase. near Northampton and Conn. ave.
10 rooms and baths: hot-water heat; lot 75
IT. front: price, s10.0V0 terms easy. Another
house same street. same size lot so IT., 50 900.
Harvard st. nenr. 14th NV: 10 rooms: baths:
ami: early possession. Price. $1,000. Easy
terms.
Bargain-Non- president owner offers substantial
3-story brick home. within . blocks of Dupont
Circle: 12 rooms and bath: hot-water heat;
wide and deep lot $l1 800.
Large house. near 9th and Mass. ave. IA
rooms. baths and lavatory: wide and deep
lot: splendid speculation owing to increase Of
business in this section. Price. $1,000.
..s and a
near 3rd and A sts ne. Price. $4,000.
Attractive home soldiers Home; on Park
lot to paved court: $1,000; easy terms.
Near ith and Mass. ave- NV; rooms and
bath $500; easy terms.
Early possession: Mt. Pleasant: rooms and
BATH h.-w. heat; electricity; price, 81 $50: terms
easy.
Big bargain: Holmead place; rooms and bath: :
hot-water heat; sleeping porches. Price, s. 200
Easy terms.
bargain in home of II rooms and baths:
quick: near 14th and Columbia road; possession
or rented now rs Investment. Terms to suit
Price. $4,000.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park: sr and b.:
hardwood finish; electricity; deep lot to alley;
price, $7.300
A modern home of rooms and bath in Co.
lumbia Heights. Price. $1,000.
WALTER A. BROWN. s24 14th st. NV