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The Washington herald., 1918-06-14
'62 GRADUATE FROM
ARMSTRONG MANUAL
Address by George B. Haynes at
l7th Commencement.

Sixty-two graduates received di-
plomas at the seventeenth annual
commencement Of the Armstrong
Manual Training School. last eve
ming.
Geo. B. Haynes. director of negro
economics OF the U. 8. Department
Of Labor, made q brief address. He
was introduced by II. q. Learned, of
the Board Of Education. who pre-
sided.
DR.. C. A. Prosse-. director of the
Federal Board OF Vocational Educa-
tion made the address Of the eve
ming.
Fountain Peyton. Of the Board of
Education. awarded the diplomas.
and Few. =. J. Grimke pronounced
Ithe Invocation and benediction.
the class officers were Julian
Jamison Evans. president; Minto
Alberto Cato. vice-president; Their
esa Marie Marshall, secretary; Ralph
Jerome Barbour. sergeant-at-arms.
ana Cordelia Margaret Alexander.
Valedictorian.
The graduates were:
GIRLS
Lula Frances Addison. Cordelia
Margaret Alexander. Juanita Arthur,
Mary Kathleen Baltimore. Elizabeth
Tyler Browne. Helen Augustine
Brown. Bessie Lee Burrell, wilhel-
nina Cannon. Minto Alberta Cato,
Edith Lucretia Cooper. Pearl Eliza
beth Datcher. Helen Anita De Neal,
Lillian Lloyd Dulaney. Lavetta. Sal
vadore Jessie Ellis. Laura ReBecca
COntee Evans. Lorraine Irva FIeete,
Katherine Eleanor Fletcher, Viola
Mary Elizabeth Ford, Catherine
Beatrix Freeman, Helen Branche
Goodwin, Monette Marie Harris.
Viola Frances Hawkins. Beatrice
Algretta HoltOn. Nellie Louise Jar
Wis, Mozella Beatrice Jefferson, Es-
telle Lancaster. Alice Naomi Law
son. Ethel Parthenia Liggons. The
resa Marie Marshall, Mary Rosina
Mason. Sara Maynilla Morgan, Orion
Rebecca Queen, Ethel Elizabeth
Rowe. Henrietta Virginia Scott. Ora
: Mary Shepherd, Helen Louise
sparks. Ruth Alean Stewart. Lillian
Mae Swami, Louise Ellen Terrell,
Dorothy Otlinda Thomas. Ethel
Louise Thomas. Mary Elizabeth
Thomas. Carrie Belle ToOmer, Ro-
maine I.eevertia White. Agnes Pau
line Williams.
Raymond Franklin Allen. Ralph
Jerome Barbour. Clarence Augustus
Browne, COurtland Spencer Booker.
Roster Burke. George Walden Davis
Julian JamiSOn Evans. william
Henry Gray. Albert Russell HamiI-
ton. charles Henry Hughes. Eugene
+. T. NGvIitte. Creed Winston
Parker. Sylvrrter Benjamin smith.
EvCritt Nathaniel Timer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ~
O. for the County of Philadelphia. Scp,emh,r
Term. 1916 No. ELS. diVrce. EMMA n.
BALSTER ~ WILLIAM J. BALSTIsR TO
William J. BSlstsr, late Of lH Mas. ave uW.,
Washington. ID. c. RESPONDENT:
You arc hereby notified that a hnal rIle fg
divorce has been granted aga INST ycu Al the sun
Of EMMA II. BALSTER, yOur wife. which viii
be heard in the Court q Common Pleas No =
Of Philadelphia County as q September Tern.
lele. on Monday, the lst day Of July 1918. o.
which day you may appear and show Cause Il
any you have. why such dvoCoe should not bs
granted against you. GEORGE PHlNEAS
AARONS. Attorney for Libenant. 9Ol Linc1ln
Rulding, Philadelphia, Pa 5e7ll3
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Official Fair Price List
he District of Columbia:

To IFouse o District of
Federal food administrator
sire
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMIssIONEI5S. DIS
trict oG Columbia, June Is. Igs. SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received At the orioe of
the Secretary Of the Board q Commissioners.
Room 5ll. District BuildinE. until O'Clock p.
m, June q, 1918. for furnishing and installing.
complete, one hot water system to supply 4 no
Lodse, Tower and Pump House. al F0rt hcno
Reservoir. blank forms Of pcoposAl. spccihch-
tons and all necessary information may 10
obtained from the Chief ClCrk Eacincer he
partment. Room -, District BuildIRE DDllS
BROwNLOw, JOHN 6. ID. KNIGHT. W.
GWYNN GARDINER. Commissioner. ID. g
SelIlS.E.lsIsD
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE OPENED
at the Buresu Of Standards. Department q
Oommerce. Al O'Clock D. H., June %. lsls, for
performing miscelane0us work ouring the hscaI
year ending June 80 1913. BIDS may BE- sub
nitted On one Or more Of tbe following classes;
Electrical. eArpeutering. cabinet work, garden
ing plastering, tsicklsyinE concrete and ceSnent
finishing. common hand lsborins teaming.
plumbing and steGmhtting. blackznithing, stone
setting. painting. Requests for Syecincannns
and proposal blanks should be addresscd 10 the
Superintendent Of the Mechanical Plant. Buresu
q stznd2HaA Washington. D q isAnh
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE Assessor Of THE d.
trict of Columbia. Washington. June 49,.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the Assessr q III,
District q Columbia las caused u bc Iar,a..al
blank schedules for uersonAl rrope-- suht.rr .
taxation as ncqUred by the Act e Jgugst -.
approved July !. 1872 imposing . tax r-l i..-
snnal Truperty IN the District q col n.'-a. 40
amended by Act of OonFreSs a7p-0yoi 8. -. rn.
bor ]. 1916, and further amer BED by rhe No. q
March ). 1917. rrlatIns 10 the taxation a. d
tangible property; and that cr7r - -a {
schedule viii he dehVcfed U any citsEen AZ. I,-
ing therefor At this ofice- The Law regurts
such schedulcs 10 be properly flied ont sUura
to and returned 10 the Assessor within 81 ~
days after the date Of last publication 0f thus
notice. Returns must be made on - lsfrre
August !. 1918 This law will bs stn-th n
forced by the Board of Personal Tax Agp.aI~ =
WM. r. RICHARDS. Assessor. ID. c pI2 Y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUCTION SALES

ACRE TRACTS AT Az TIuN JUNE : =
O'CLOCK r. II. NLg psy rE........r
rent when you can he your own Ia. IsH. Au
acre Of land At Columbia place Va s-.u. =
garden suburb. solves the rent pr0hIr.n s1d ice
cuoes the high cost Of living. I'll yaI- ira..-
Of this e1oeptinal opporturity TO ErI..l, =
BEAUTIFUL suburban hone site ~ vrr -. p
proe and on any terms you want ur.nr . 4.
years. say 10 per cent cash and $40 r--
month OF more IL you prafrr AErI. %
grounds daily. For particulars phoUr Eo-- q
lG-C or call at lS5 g street Du-thWr-t 7 =
OWENS a SONS. auc-iurecrs. or write s0r ,nr
descriptive circular from Columbia LanL Cr...-
rsny, Arlington. Va. l-tt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED AT oNcE-lo INHxPERIENonD
'nm for chemical work; my % 70 % esntx Per
hour: steady employment Appay BErHIE-
HEM LOADING CO.. New CAstin. Del. isifet
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PoRTER-MUsr HAVE GENERAL ExPE-
rience in hotel and apartment houss work
5000 q month. See Mr.. HOLLAND. Bwiing-
ton Hotel. LID Vermont ave- nv. jelt3t
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increases strength Of delicate, nerIOus. run,
down people in two weeks times In many
instances Used and highly endorsed b.
former Cpited states Senators and Memoers
Of Congress. weIl-knoWn physicians and
former Public Health officials. Ask Jour
doctor or druggist about it.
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PERSONALS.

WORKIHGMEN-THERB ARE GREAT POS
sibilities in an increased business; hustleTs are
the boys" TO make it 50 and, by jIng. they are
boosting al they know how. Some buy slightly
used suits and pay S up and others buy new
rants and plank the cash down, g to 81 cheap
too. JUSTH's OLD STAND. SO d. jeli-lt
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LOST,
FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE-Horses, Carriages.

DRIVING HORSE. HARNESS AND RUN
about for sale cheap for cash Apply =. A
HIGGS. Irs Ece 81 -. phOos Lincoln a0.
jelSE
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED : WAREHOUSE 7 RUCK ERs;
white and colored; $5os per day. Apply
TINE KEEPER. Adams Exprez. md & Eye
sh ne ieli'u
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-02
NJ FAKE ENGINEER CAN
GET BY CHARLIE CLAGGETT

Charles Claggett is probably the
best informed man in Clayton in re-
gard To The needs of the municipal
utilities. Owing to his long expert
ence as superintendent of the viii
lage light and water systems he is
familiar with the necessary repairs
and improvements needed. He will
prove of great value on the board
for just that reason. even tho you
consider no' other reason for his
election. For there are other reas-
ons many of them.
Claggett has a reputation for in
tegrity and intelligence that is not
held by many who could have been
given the nomination. He is young
man and has recently purchased a
hGmc in Clayton which he feels
called upon to protect from the al
most impossible taxes that will be
sure to follow the re-elecion of the
present board.
With Charlie Claggett member
of the town board another Do'er, or
lengineer of his sripe would have no
chance TO inflict himself upon the
town thru even 'ienorence' of en-
gineering affairs, if such was the
cause Of our recent infliction, as
is stated by at least one member of
the Doer gang.
Vote for Claggett and put man
on the board who can't be hoodwink-
ed into paying full price for second
hand engines.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-02
". C. JOHNSON DESERVES
SUPPORT OF TAXPAYERS

Less well known TO the voters OF
Clayton than the men who are op-
posing him is w C. Johnson, the
Citizens candidate for trustee. but
he will be better known, and favor
ably known. after few weeks in
Office. He is anti-Doer from the
soles of his shoes to the top of his
hat and the News feels no hesitancy
in stating that he will be one of the
most acceptable trustees ever nomi-
mated ON any ticket in Clayton.
A brickfayer by trade, w. c. John
son is the man of the working class.
by saving and thrift he has accumu-
lated property here and is one of
Clayton's leading property holders
and taxpayers.
He is thoroly familiar with build
ing conditions in Clayton and with
building and construction work and
will prove a valuable man on the
board when matters OF improve
ments are under discussion. He is
a practical man, given TO attending
to his own affairs, and this is his
first appearance as a candidate,
altho he has been a resident of the
city for a good many years.
He is thoroly honest in his con-
victions and believes that Clayton
should be improved with sewer sys-
TENS and other civic improvements
if those things can be secured with
out adding greatly TO the already
heavy burden upon the small tax
payers.
A vote for w. C. Johnson, is vote
for a better Clayton and a vote to
place on the village bord man who
knows the value OF a dollar when
and will see that the tax payers get
their dollars worth every time.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-02
A VOTE FOR BOB ISAACS
PUTS A WATCH, DOG AT
THE TREASURE CHEST

a vote for Bob Isaacs is vote
for man who, by careful hand
ling Of his own business, has made
a success in life. and who will de-
vote to the city's business that same
care and consideration that has
marked his rise as merchant in
Union County.
As Village Treasurer Bob Isaacs
will be the Watchdog of The village
funds. He will attend every meeting
of the board, and will be on hand to
give tlem the exact facts concern
ing the state of the village crchequer
He will watch closely every ex-
penditure against the material or la
Dor received or service rendered in
exchange for such expenditure
Robert w. lsaacs needs no intro
duction to the voters of Clayton. He
is me Of the people OF Clayton He
has made Clayton his home since it
was a cattle town and scarsely a
whisteling point on the railroad He
mas helped Ill lis growth To the big
gest little town in the state by get
ting every movement for civic bet
terment and pushing with all his
strength.
That's one Of Bob Isaacs' traits;
TO push. He isn't niuch of a hand
to knock the other fellow. But he's
always ready TO give any deserving
cause push forward And to keep
on pushing until the end is accomp-
lished.
The kind of man Clayton needs
to have in any and all village offices.
\ vote for Isaacs will be a sprag
in the wheels of the Jaugernaut of
corruptim vote to keep the village
treasury free from the clutches of
parasites and plotters.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-02
MARY 7. RYAN HAS ALL
QUALIFICATIONS FOR CLERK

Capability, courtesy, and willing
ness to serve. Those are the requir-
ments of a village clerk for Clayton
And they are requirments that will
be met fully by Mary I. Ryan, the
Citizens candidate for village clerk
Miss Ryan has made Clayton her
0me for number of years and
has had the experience necessary to
litt her to qualify as an efficient
village clerk. Her experience in sell
ling life insurance during the past
year has given her business train
ing that it is probably not the for
tune of many young ladies to pos
sess. Her experience in the office of
the county clerk gives her an insight
into the keeping of public records
that will prove advantageous TO the
taxpayers when such matters may
be in dispute.
Mary T.. Ryan needs no endorse
ment as to ability and honesty. She
is we'll known to all Clayton people
as young lady of meri and of good
common sense. With her in the Of
flee of the village clerk there will
be no difficulty in examining the
records or in obtaining information
that is the right of every taxpayer
Mary t. Ryan is the only candidate
for the position that has the endorse
ment of the Citizens convention and
a vote for her will be another blow
to Do'erism.
II is necessary 10 elect an anti
Do'er ticket from top to bottom
Vote for Mary T. Ryan.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-02
BARMHART WILL MAKE AN
EXCELLENT TOWN TRUSTEE

w C. Barnhart is a candidate
for trustee on the gang-emasculated
Citizens ticket Draw your pen thru
the name of the DO'er candidate in
the first column OF your ballot and
make cross mark after the name
w. C. Barnhart.
To enlarge upon the candidacy of
this candidate is superfluous. Clay
ton people know Barnhart as a pro-
cressive business man who came Il
the village some seven years ago as
grocery clerk and has become one
of the leading merchants of the city.
He has been in business for him
self for only three years and the
same business acumen that has led
him 10 success ia his private busi-
ness will psove invaluable TO the
taxpayers when applied TO the bust
ness affairs of the village,
w. C. Barnhart is known as a
progressive citizen, and a man who
backs every civic enterprise not only
with words but with deeds. He is in
favor Of bigger, better Clayton, and
he will make a village trustee who
will not hesitate in the path of duty.
Vote for w. C. Barnhart. It's 9
sure way 10 defeat the scheming
cohorts Of Doerism.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-02
WATCH FOR TRICKERY

Don't take the word OF any Do'er
adherant about the method OF vot-
ing this alleged Australian ballot
Be sure your informant Is an anti
DO'er worker-then follow instrue-
tons to the letter
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-02
MATCH FOR TRICKERY

II you want clean village admin
iStration and don't know how 10 vote
the Citizens ticket be sure your in
fOrEnant Is not a paid worker OF the
Eklund Otto -Easterwood Uapg.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-02

r HE NEWS ssssds for the
l viEorour prosecution Of
the war against militarisnat
the eliminatton of all fada and
uuneees-ary war moveuents,
for democracy. and against all
i'Hs0ia~ :" :" !"
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-02

In EvOTED to the Interests
~ Of coed eitiseaship sAS
20 the upbuilding - a larger
aAd better Claytsn and unlsu
Ceunty. official paper OF the
Clayton distriet Land ofttss
and Of UnIOR County ~ R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-22

FOR Salt
HANDSOME HOME.
Practically new; parior. dining room. pantry.
kitchen the trst floor: splendid tiled bath and
four chambers the second floor: splendid tiled
floors: tiled nantels: lot .0xl:0. side and
alleys; all fine outside rooms: south front: west
sell for $500. ppise. ,5o wan ot? $50" " eas
L. W. BEALL. 1920 New York ave.
Call Min $500. Residence call Columbia 1905.
Ihrce-story brick.
Brownstonc trim.
South-front home.
. rooms ana bath
South of Park road.
West of 14th street.
one Of the few bargains.
Price. $500. Terms.
Reasonable possession.
L. w. BEALL. 1890 New York ave. NV.
Call Main 800: Residence: call Columbia 1905.
NORTHEAST SECTION.
Near Lincoln Park.
Good wide lot. A coy home.
Two-story brick residence.
Colonial poreltes. Furnace heat.
tine rooms. Complete baths
South front. Cellar. Alley.
Price. $50.
Small cash payment.
Balance monthly. like rent.
4. W. BEAL1,. 1:s20 New York ave
Gall MaiM 500. Residence, call Col. 1865.
FOB sALE-NEAR NEW CONNECTICUT AVE
nue. bridge. one square west OF Conn. ave-; this
house, in splendid neighborhood. has nine
rooms ana batu. hot-wafer heat, gas and cleo
tricity; garage; possession in = few.days. Price
81 $50.
CHAs. S. Muir 4 Co. 1903 New York ave.
ONE sEvEN-ROoM BRICK, MODERN HOUSE;
northwest section.
Address Box Top. Star Office oSs
FOR TRULY HOMELlKE HOAIE
see No. 81 East Capitol St The lot is 20 feet
'front.', thereby arording large rooms. The house
contains bright and cheerful rooms, pantry and
tiled bath: tiled vestibue; laundry; hot-water
heat; coal bins; front and stairway: hard
II CHI e1ierS
beautiful mantels: two-story rear porches: par
tally stone front; stone step The property is
in Al condition. Possession can be had in
/ thirty days Inspection by permit only. Price
s., JU. For further information see
FRANCIS A. RLUND0S CO.. 707 q ST. NV
Or your broker.
AZ QUINCY ST. NV: SEVEN ROOMS: At
tic: bath; porches: h.-w. h.; electricity opposite
Soldiers Home: new house. never occupied: i'm
mediate possession: for inspection Sa turdsy
Sunday: Phone Col. s6l5.
CORNER ALLEY HOUSE: SIX ROOMS AND
bath: posse April 10; lot $50 feet deer: room
for garages: s3Je. 3o17 Water ST. NV
Phone Col. o;s77.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-22

FOR SALEA bow NT0WN HOME,
>plendidiy equipped for snblettinS:
has II rooms and ba tbs: bot-water
heat: electric lights: instantaneous
hot-w2ter heater: in frst-class con-
dition throughout: within walking
distance Of The government depart
nrents. Price. $1,000: owner is
willing TO accept reasonable terms.
PHILLIPS & S.AGER, INC,
100 New York ave. nv
FOR SALE-SPLENDID 10RooM
home. within few doors of 18th 81.
and Columbia road: exceptionally
beautiful outlook over park and 18TH
street: has hot-water heat and eIe.-
tric lights: splendid condition
throughout. Price, $500.
PHILIPS 4 SAGER- INC.
l4e3 New York ave. nv.
FOR SALE-2-E ROOM AND .
bath home in Washington Heights:
thoroughly modern throughout: sn
nnGsual opportunity to buy q home
90 in a high-class residential section.
Price. 5000. Terms can be ar
PHILLIPS & sAGER. NC,
1909 New York ave NV.
FOR SALE-SpLENDIDL AR
ranged downtown eiGht-room and
bath home OH two floors; flot-water
heat: electric lights: possession can
be given in SO days. Price. 81, Jp.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, NC,
1903 New YORK ave. NV.
foE sALE-oNE OF THE FEW
thoroughly modern homes within
walking distance of downtown:
avenue; has hot-watef heat aud
electric lights: hardwood floors; in-
Simultaneous Pittsburgh water heater
stationary wash tubs; servants
toilet; font and DOODLE rear porches:
large lot to wide paved alley.
Price. $500.
PHILLIPS & sAGER, NC,
1909 New York ave. NV,
FOR SALE-sPLESDIp sIX-Rc.M
and bath home in BloomingdaIe, with
cellar; furnace heat: house in FIRST
lass condition: can be bought for
S., 500.
PHILLIPS & sAGER, INC,
400 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-A 12-RoOM AND
hath home in ST. Aloysius parish.
We can sell for. $1,000 and give
immediate possession. Easy terms
can be arranged.
PHILLIPS & sAGER, NC,
1903 New York ave. NV.
FOR SAl.EvAN EXCEPTIONALLY
nice 6-rooni' house. northeast. with
l,ot-water heat; thoroughly modern
throughout; nics lot 10 paved aliey.
Pricc. S4.50ti.
PHILLIPS l. SAGER. INC.
io9 New York ave. NV,
FoE SAiE--N VERY ATTRACT
i've detached corner home on Eioge
Island ave. with seven rooIn3 aud
rath: exceptionally large lot.
Iricr. $3.50.
PHILLIPS &. SAGER, INC.
l4e3 New York arc. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-22
roR sA1E-HoUsEs.
Continued.

FOR sALE-oNE OF THE MOST
attractive six-room and two-bath
homes in Mount Pleasant. Has large
sleeping porches and large yard.
uot-water heat, electric lights, hard
wood floors. Price s6,95O.00. An ca
ceptionally nice home.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC,
llO9 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-oNE OF THE LARG-
est six-room. reception hall plan
homes in Petworth. Electric lights,
porches. 20 feet to public alley.
Price and terms reasonable.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC,
1909 New York ave. NV.
FOE SALE-Two THOROUGHLY
modern siy-roon and bath homes,
west OF 10th street, near Columbia
road. Here is an opportunity to buy
splendid home in Washington
Heights at the right prices, 7SO.0e.
Rea sonable terms can be arranged.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC,
14O9 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-ONE SQUARE WEST
of 18th St. in Columbia Heights.
beautiful six-room and bath home,
with hof-water heat. electric Lights,
front and rear p0rches: nice size lot;
attic. Price, 81. 800; $500 cash, bal-
ancc monthly; an excellent oppor-
trinity to locate in nice section.
Don't delay seeing this home.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC.
1909 New York ave. nv.
FOR SALE-NINE-ROOM AND
bath home, west of 18th ST.; imme-
..iate possession can he given.
Price. $4,000.
PHILLIPS & S.AGER, nc,
1909 New York ave. n.w.
FOR sALE-A VERY ATTRACTIVE
detached home i'll Brookiand with
> rooms and bath; hot-water heat:
lot J0xl5D; nice porches; shrnbbery
and outbuildings. Price. $3.50.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, nc,
1iU9 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-A VERY COMPLETE.
coy six-room and bath home. north
west. with front and rear porches.
We can sell for $3.50.
PHILLIPS & SAGEH, INC,
1fB New York ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-22

FOR sALE-PRICE. 81 500: ON ST. Ne;
rsht the Capitol and Library: three-story
brick. containing eight rooms and bath; five bed.
roonis. good house; in ine repair, IN = most
convenient lOca ton. Prompt possession gwen
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 140s II st. nv.
FOR sALEIPRICE. 5000 ONE OF THE
most attractive situations in Mount Pieasah'.
Pleasant car line; si1-roOm. modern colonial
brick house. Prompt possession can be given
and reasonable terms made. This house VIII be
BOSS & PHELPS. nc. 1905 II st. NV.
FOR sALE-PEJCE. s67!U: DOWNTOWN
hot-wster heat. trst-hoor Kitchen. Possession
can be 6 iven about the first % April. Tbs
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 14oS H ST n.w-
FOR SALE-PRICE, 1880; An ATTRACTIVE
home in Petworth: a modern house. Is feet
wide. with large back yard. having six rooms
and BATH. hot water heat. electric lights. screens
and awnings Owner in house and will give
ROSS PHELPS. INC. 1906 H st. NV.
FOR sALE-PKICE, $500; a v1.NY SALAhiIIi
nome; on Irving St Just on from lfth ST. hsE
garage that will hold two cars This property
is in good repair and owner will give possession
BOSS & PHELPS. NC 14ag St NV
FOR SALE--PRICE. s4.75D; A CORN rK IiUUsE
IN Petsorth, not far ont. having six rooms and
sonabie terms can be made and possession given
IN a pat two Eeek So ,,o
FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50: NORTH OF PARK
road and just off from 18th ST.; nearly new,
modern house, having hot-water heat. electric
lights, oak floors, large front porch and extra
large rear porches: big back yard to alley.
Reasonable terms and Possession given promptly.
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 140s II st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE, s. 900: A BARGAIN IN 4
Columbia Heights home, located of 18th
and south Of Fairmont. There are ten large
rooms and bath. two-story rear porches. deep
back yard TO paved alley with room for garage.
The situati of this house is excellent, the
house is good one. it will please you and ON n
will she immediate Possession.
BOSS & PHELPS, nc, HOS st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-22

FOR SALE-120s PENNA. AVE. Sc.
rooms, bath; cellar and furnace; in excellent
condition. Price. $500. Terms can be ar
ranged and immediate possession given. Owner
VERY ATTRACTIVE s-RooM 0oTfAGR, DE-
taehed: anil garase; two blocks from Conn.
urns. viii make nne Investment
,H.-C. BAILEY. a18 QalarRdss bldg, n. =521s