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All Are Related.

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All Are Related.
Every European monarch Is in fact
united either by blood OF marriage 20
every other European monarch.
II the ruling monarchs are to be de-
throued. the question as 10 whether their
SUCCESSORS will be Bolsheviki. AnarchIs-
tic, Soclal'st!C or real statesmen remains
20 De settled,
"Second-The nations OF Europe have
many interests In common which may
az any time conflict with interests OF the
United States. Therefore questions
which are vital to ua must be submitted
to a preiudioed tribunal.
"Third-The Monroe Doctrine must be
yielded in toto. because n league of ma
tons effective TO preserve world peace
cannot cave out questions which d.
rectly affect half Of the world.
The fathers OF the republic warned
Us against Gtangllng alliances. Their
advice became the national creed. Fol-
lowing 1t we have outstripped all of the
nations of the world, and outrun the
ms gination OF the dreaners of the past.
shall we substitute for this ancient
and succe ssful policy one which makes
US 2 party to every European quarrel,
involves US in every war of the world.
and compel US TO cousrript our young
men TO do service upon every sea and in
every land at the d!ctation OF the mem
bers OF a league OF nations. whether
composed OF Bolsheviki. Hinge, Presi-
dents or Sovlets?
Il will never give my consent to the
chang of a single American policy bv
the vote OF the Grand Turk. whether he
preside in a haren. oficIate In the
Temple OF Mohammed or ait as a mem
Der Of an International congress: to the
ruler of Russia, whether he be of blood
royal or blood RoisheVik to the King
OF Bulgaria. whether he be OF Caucasian
Or Monaghan breed to a Prince OF the
House of Hohenzollern. Injured to muir
der and trained to plumber or to a scion
OF the House OF H%apsburg. whose long
and career e written broad on
bloody pages OF history.
WoulG Tie Us TO Asia.
Thus far l have referred chiefly 10 the
nations OF Europe. what OF Asiatic
Russia? What of China. Japan. India,
Egypt, Persi2, South Africa? Are these
people to vote on American policies Ave-
they 10 decide Americas fate? Are we
TO surrender TO them the destiny Of tho
Republic OF Washington?
still. again. how are the nations 20
be represented in this league? Shall
ehcll nation nave tne same vote? Shall
Montenegro count as much as Great BRIT
ain? Shall the vote OF a Bulgarian
King Offset the ballot OF the United
States?
Shall the representation be in accord
ance with the population OF the nations?
Truly here we made a bed OF sorrows
india has a population of 3l5, 900. OOO.
II she Is given the right OF ~seir-deter-
mination, which is NJ glibly put forth as
the right OF every race, then India, China
and Russia could outvote all of Euronn
and the United States.
I'm this connection II Is interesting I,
inquire whether Great Britain would b,
permitted, as the basis or her vote, 20
count the natives OF India and OF those
parts OF Africa, including Egypt ana
Persia, over which her suzerainty has
recently been e~xtended7"
Turning more IN detail to the charac-
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PICKS FLAWS
IN LEAGUE SCHEME
Missouri Senator, in Speech
Here, Argues Against
Nations Pact.
FEARS LOSS OF PRESTIGE
Tells Arts and Sciences AS
sembly Plan Would Nullify
L. s. Traditions.

Senator James A. Reed OF Missouri, in
an address at a dinner at the Hotel Bilt-
more by the Society of Arts and Sciences,
scathingly attacked the league of ma
tons idea on the score that such an ar
rangement would fetter our hands In our
relations with the japanese and South
America.
Senator Reed, who was the principal
speaker among four invited to discuss
the league. drew applause frequently.
He raised the possibility OF the yell
low peril In citing what Japan mad tried
to do at Magdalena Bay three years ago.
when a japanese syndicate tried to buy
n strategic point there. Should such a
question arise under a league of nations,
he asserted. It would have to be sub
mitted for settlement TO a group OF for
eign Powers. who might easily be hostile
to our interests. In South America. he
likewise contended. our hand would be
stayed by European rulers who had Gov
etous eyes on hat continent.
A nation like Germany, he said. might
incite Colombia to air her grievances
over the Panama Canal before an inter-
national tribunal. and the issue might be
so decided by alien statesmen that we
should lose control OF the canal.
The three speakers before him We're
announced as in favor Of the league. But
The address of Prof. Franklin c. Gid
dlnge of Columbia proved to be Of such
a peseimfstic tinge that Oscar Straus, tn
prefac.ng his plea for the worldwide as
ISOLATION of nations, said Giddings was
OF the opposition. President A. Law
renee Lowell of Harvard delivered an
for the league. Former Am
bassador Gerard presided.
Senator Reed proceeded "a follows:
The Constitution ordains that a Con-
gress elected by the people OF the United
States shall have the exclusive right TO
declare war. raise and support armies,
provide ana maintain a navy, and make
rules for the government and regula-
ton OF the land and naval forces, to
suppress instructions and repel !nva-
sions.'
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Opposes Transfer OF Power.

The proposed league OF nations con-
templates the transfer. IN whole o. in
part, OF these powers II the representa-
tives OF foreign governments sitting as
members OF an international cnurt or
league. Against this l solemnly pro-
test.
"Insunerabie objections 70 any league
cf nations are found in the following
points:
"FlrSt-The members OF the league or
the international court set TN by the
league will be uar'ed by the ruling Pow
ers Of Europe. These Powers, as they
existed sixty days ago. as they to-day
exist IN part, as they will doubtless
again soon spring Up, are united by ties
OF c~onsanguinity and affinity Of the
closest character. Time forbids pur-
suing the royal pedlgrees. II Is enough
70 state the living relationship OF George
the Fifth.
Mother. Princess Alexandra of Dem
mark. Sister, Princess Maud. married
70 Hiakon VII. King o. Norway.
Uncle, Alfred, Duke OF Edinburgb,
married 10 Marie, Grand Duchess %
Russia.
First cousins. pr'1crss Mari. mar
RED to Ferdinand. King NJ DuwINia ;
Princess beatrice. married 70 A'phonso.
King Of Spain rincess Helena, mar
ried 10 Christian. Prince OF Schleswig-
Holste!n.
Uncle. Prince Arthur. Duke Of Con-
naueht, married 70 Louise Marguerite.
Aunt. Princess Victoria, married 10
Frederick william. father Of William II.
formerly Emperor Of GERMANY. Cousin.
Ernest August. was King OF Hanover.
First cousins, Nicholas II. formerly
Emperor Of Russia William II. former
" Tmucro- OF CermaDy
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Big Percentage of Young Men.

The citizen arIrtes of the United states
and Great Britain were at first recruited
almost exclusively from Young men with
out family. The British Army In Its
fou years Of fighting has been COM
PEELED to send to France a force made
up. with the exception Of its officers, al
most entirely Of men in the twentles
For the same reason the American Army.
in its expressed views OF certain things,
shows the am lack Of responsibility.
IS to the drink question, their views are
based entirely unon personal predilec-
lions and the habits 10 which most Of
them have become accustomed since
leaving their homes, forgetful Of the
conditions there.
These American and British soldiers
have been living in n country where
practically the unlimited use OF wines
and beers. and to some extent more
strongly alcoholic beverages, are part OF
the daily subsistence. They have learned
to drink wine and beer with their meals
as formerly they were accustomed to
drink water. The hardships to which
they we're exposed made n heavy demand
upon their endurance, while frequently
the III effects from the use OF local water
supplies made wine and beer, and In
some eases rum and brandy. necessary
substitutes.
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ter of the league OF nations. Senator
Reed pointed that II was no new
discovery, but was some thousands OF
years old In It's earlier form, he said,
II was "a sort OF international mutual
admiration society with the Sermon on
tie Mount for a constitution and the
Apostolic Greed for q guide" and the
chief trouble OF this vision 'is that II
can only be realized in Heaven"
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WILSON VISITS
MOTHERS HOME
Continued fpm First Page.

nearly this ceremony came to not taking
place. Ny mother was playing on a rope
on the ship while sailing for America n
a sudden lurch nearly threw her over
board. She swung far out over the
water. but luckily for me she hung on
and wasn't drowned"
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roR aarE-Housu.


ROE sAlx-sR!cE. $1,000: m An .,s,,l Ex g 9;
Cennecficut ave-: an entirely modern. ep.so-
ats pegper1 Of . rooms, bat1s. hot.water
ss sas ssa as9ss. o~ner }sssios az w
i've prcapt poesessScn. II desdred. viii sell
furniture 2or $1,000 additional
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc. 1905 a q. Nv.
ron. 61IEPRICE, $500; A DBSIRABL1
emi-detsched home. convenient - street csr car,
having rooms and hath. attic, heated with
sSs s'g ana Ss sesses ssa &c 1
plenty Of room for garage; possession gwen
boss Z PHELPS. Ine.. 1903 d st. NV.
nav detached brick Bungalow. having rosms
and bath, heated with hot water. having cleo
the light, living rooms With open nreplacs.
property Il one to please home buyer; pos
BOSS Z PHELPS. Inc. 14os n st NV.
Chase e just % Of co.neeticut ave-: Immediate
:sSaIesn home. Suiiss y IT,. present. owner
there are 8 rooms and bath, hot-water heat,
electric liEhts. living room with open fireplace,
Ross PHELPS, Inc. 1905 Il st. NV.
FOR sALE|PRICE, $500; JUST OFF FROM
ssses Sosse h q, rooms and Sstss it
for s.ssse; owner r in house VIII give prompt
boss Z PHELPS. Inc. 1905 b st. NV.
FOR sALE-s4.750; AT. VIENNA. va;
there are 81 acres Of land: q modern !-room
ff1me house. together with barn and out
buildings; plenty Of fruit Of al kinds; also
| shade trees; owner viii give posseszton ~ soon
n desired.
BOSS L PHELPS. Inc, 14os Il u. nv.
FOR sALN$s,eO0; AT THRIFTON. va; A
5-rcon. nearly new bungalow; an attractive,
we'll built home. situated ON Lot 5ox17b.
The price mentioned includes the property
| completely furnished. Reasonable terms made;
possession had at once.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 n st NV.
FOR sALE-$12, 500: NEAR nth AND La
mont sts.; one Of the kennedy-built houses,
containing 10 rooms, baths. hot-vater heat.
electric LIGHTS. oak floors and large porehes;
| also servants room with bath and garage.
This house is a decided bargain.
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. 1406 H St NV.
| FOR SALE-$1O, $50; SUBURBAN HOME
You viii come very nearly buying; built BY q
builder for his own nse; lot 125x150. with
fruit, garden and chicken house; also q garage
holding two cars; the house has 10 rooms. hath
| and electric lights; inspection can be had at
| any time and possession given.
l BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc, 1906 R St NV,
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John F. DONOHOE
& SONS, INC,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.

Price, 5000.
4tb st. ne. between A and B sts.: an 9:
| room, modern brick house: win nobC ~
heat; splendid lot to alley Tnis ls one "I N ~
t pes' c Gt' Convenient to all car lines and
me T,lkinc distance Of all government de-
partments. Terms can be arranged
Price, $3.50. :.
,at, st Sc. one-haIf block from Lincoln
Park; modern brick house with al ecnxen y.
any one Gan offer for the price, pr srr, nne 0'D
Price, $4,350. :.
family apartment that cost present; , or nj
a%s,e dn' IN this section. Each apartmenf
,ta;nr Eve rooms and bath, cellar, and the
property has been kept In spiendii, e Tp.rn:
can be arranged.
Price, $4,000. ..
e.h Of No a six-room, modern. brick house,
With furnace heat, cellar; splendidiy puit' IN
perfect condition.
Price, $500.
1913 1st St Sc. seven rooms ,r aone Of re
Cspitcl and Congressional Lipfarys osn oe
sold on accommodating terms.
e~ 40
Price, $3,450.
| end at. Sc, near North CAROLYN, ave-; !,
six.roon. modern brick house with eenar. Ih.s
snnse vim show splendid value for the p6ice
a"Tsd srd snitable terms can be arranged.
| Price, $1,000.
| six.room, modern brick hose. neaf Io.n IN
and MARYLAND ave. me- Tnis mouse t y ciHss ~
~ linz and win make q comfortable home.
C.n he seld On very accommodating terms.
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$s.3o-EucLD ST. NV; BRICK: 10
rooms, 2 baths, h.-w.h., gas, electricity,
colonial porch, sleeping porch, alley;
5000 cash, balance monthly.
s., o00-Washington Heights; brick; rooms,
bath, h.-w.h., laundry; convenient to
both cars; early possession. TERMS.
81, a00-Bloomingdaie brick; rooms. tiled
bath, large lot, hot-water heat; $500
cash, balance monthly.
"a, o50-Kenyon st. near Soldiers Home; 9
rooms, bath, h.-w.h., large yard, alley.
s., ooo-Mt. Pleasant; brick: 8 rooms. bath.
colonial porch; early possession; alley;
convenient to both cars; $500 cash,
balance monthly.
se,s50-Near Lincoln Park; 2-story brick, 9
rooms. bath, h.w.-h., gas; $500 cash,
balance monthly
DAVID K, BARRY,
Main 1901. 1907 n Ut. NV.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER.

reTfection hot-water heat, gas range ana IN
stantaneous water heater: lot so1v xonnI fruit
trees; high elevation: wear Rhode !siana ate.
ne: car line within II minutes from center
s.. 20 cash, balance monthly; x winter, sup
piy Of coal in cellar. Apply to owner, =. r.
NELSON. Gil st. nv
QUICK POSSESSION ON THESE HOUSES
baths and shower; handsomely finished and
decorated; every convenience; E,rase; se sa
c cs roads; barrais. $4,000:
| Splendid home; near Wyominx ave. mo
Columbia I'd II rooms and baths; %eas 1d
Fine home: near 2lst and Q: u rooms snd
A, sest is ssai .sS fali M T.
rooms and bath: lot so It. front; only $100
Real home; IL rooms and baths on two
eesrs; . asSsls .. ssase 1ai.toa ~
II at. near 5th NV; 10 rooms and bath;
heat: l,rE K.n r,s,sei 10 only 1So. "a
% Dssas ei possession: $1,000.
Near Otis and Holmesd pL: 10 rooms and
0asni near Scrth Capitol: . rooms and bath;
'C sl7 8 st. NE; rooms ard bath; electric
lisht.; ssnid.t.snssd; .. 1 cos painted and
WAITER A. BROWN. ga 18th ct. nv.
EIGHT RO0N HOUSE IN ANERICAN UNI-
-sr.ity PARK D. c.; half mile west Of Camp
tSarh: near car line; beautiful trees; lot,
s0xiOO: $4,000: bargain. Cleveland 175e. 22s
RARE CHANCE. HOME Or iNvEsTNENT.
Owner viii Sacrifice for 5000.
l small Cash Payment. Easy Terms. -
Owner will xacri6ce her beautifully fur.
| nfshcd home, including large lawns. garden,
frIit and shade trees and house Of L. rooui$--
nth an modern improvements: near cars: IS
minutes to the White House, and title perfectly
clear This 10 the greatest bargain in or near
Washinston. Only 81 800 cash. balance cp
long time. Property easily worth $10,006e
Phone owSER, Monday, Frank. S66s. or
sgHtes =. o. Bex 67ls dtL
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FOR SALE

- ONLY $1,000 FOR ,--
FINE WARRINGTON HEIGHTS PROPERTY
POSSESSION OCTOBER 1.
HOUSE IL ROOMS BATHS; H.-w.H.;
ELEC. AND GAS; BOTH GAS AND COAL
RANGES;s WINTERS COAL IN CELLAR;
LARGE GARAGE; house in good condition;
convenient to both car lines.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
SWARTZELL., RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
TT 18th ST. B.w.
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IN sAUL's ADDITION.

coLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 70
Unusual opportunity to secure Groom brick
home; hw.h.; newly decorated; good lot to
paved alley. Price, 81, $50; terms.
NEAR 18th AND MD: AVE. NE.
Corner house 6 rooms aud bath !; h.w.h. cleo
tric light; front and rear porches; beautiful
lawn; immediate possession. Price, $3.50. .
NEAR 18th AND NEWTON.
10 rooms. . baths : electric light; front and
rear porches: deep lot to alley; 25-ft. 'front.' !;
bargain at 5000; easy terms.
New York Real Estate Brokers,
1923 F St. NV.
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FOR SALEPOSSESSION OCTOBER I; lkS.
ing street residence; nicely located In the o.O
block; convenient to the Georgta avenue car
line and near the Soldiers Home Park; SIX
rooms and pantry; cement cellar under enufe
house; furnace heat; porches; lot Ivy u. an
depth to public alley. Inspect NO. 6O6 nvlnk
st. NV. tomorrow afternoon Owner VIII snow
VIM P. NORMOYLE. $40 + st. NV.
FOR sAIElTENNEaSEE AVE. Me-; SUB
stantial brick bldg. used as two-family apart
ment, with rooms and 2 baths. porches IN
the front and rear Of the property: excellent
white tenants at q total monthly rent OF $59SO
per month Price only $2.575. II you want
property Of exceptional value you VIII nave
u " W%. p. NoRMoYLE. 80 F st NV:
FOR SALE $4,000; CORNER PROPERTY
in Sixteenth Street Heights: ten rooms and
cious porches; beautiful lawn; wide, deep lot
TO public alley; garage; owner, leaving city
shortly. will give prompt possession.
WIN. P. NORMOYLE. $40 F st. nv.
FOR SALE ST. NV. OPPOSITE CON
zaga College; nine rooms and betn oiek
residence, with hot-water heat; owner viii eve
prompt possession to purchaser. Pnce. $o'o'.
WIN. P. NORMOYLE. $40 F st. nv.
FOR sAIE-DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.
81 250- O st. near 18th st. NV: fooms'
bath; hot-water heat
h. ooO-l7th st. in the 100 block; rooms
and bath; steam heat. ..
rooms. 5 baths; steam heat; lot 2oxl20 to
si5. ooo-Near nth and Mass. ave: NV: y
rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat; LOT over ~
IT, v WM. P. NoRMoYLE. $40 F st. nv:
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THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE UrY,
located on Capitol Hill, fronting Stanton Park
n.e.; No. 567; three-story and cellar; II
rooms, baths; hot-water heat: second and
third th,, noors for heuseaeepinE bug brick stone
#. to loft. pared alley, with 2-story brick
stable in rear. This In q well renting and good
day or before 2 pm. week days. Will be sold
at anti-prodteering price. 22s
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ron sAIE-.HoUsu.
CoatiHoea.


FOR eALD-oND or TIE BEET
: built s-feoms-cn-twe-6pss hs10 IN
Bloomingdale. Has four e1cepdcnauy
large BEDROOMS: Pittsburgh tnstsnta-
nesus heater. Price. $500. vsv rea-
0onable terms can be arranged.
PHILLIPS q eAGER, Jse-s
n. %. 140e New YORK sSs. Nv.
FOE eALD-A l3-rssa ar t~oSatA
hone in washingten HeisAts. Hot
water hsat: eiscttic lights. Fnee'
PHnxRs q sAaER. Ise-
u. %. 400 New York ave. NV.
FOR sAIE-six-room and .beth bunea-
lew, in Takoma Park: y block from
18th etreet car line: electric Nights;
exceptionally large lot. Price. 1880.
Reasonable terms can Be arranged.
PHILLIPS 4 SA0ER. lnc.s
MICS. 400 New York avs. NV.
FOR sALELA NICE s-RooM AND
bath home. I'm good location southeast.
Hot-water heat. Large let Price,
$3.50; TsITe sas b . sIr1,ssa:
II. %. 1909 New Xefk ave. NV.
FOB sALE-A SPLENDID oPPoR-
tunity to get Q detached homo co...
veaient to the steel plant: has
rooms ON two doors. With loe o01los:
nicely located. Price. $3.50. On res'
PHiIIIPs 4 sAGER. INC,
n. 90. 140o New York ave. Nv.
FOR sALE-NIcE GROOM AND
bath home NV. with front and fear
porches; all convenience. We can
sen for S4,250. on very reasonable
PHILLIPS 4 sA0ER. mo.
n 90. 400 New York ave. ~.
FOR sALELNEAs istA AND 90.
iumbia road, q beautiful Groom and
bath home, with hot-water heat: svlen-
didly arranged for subletting; has I'VE
exceptionally large bedrooms. We
can sell for $3.50 cash and $e0 PET
month, including all interest and prin-
cipai, and the price 10 only $3.50.
An excellent opportunity to get home
IN q hiRh-class neighborhood.
PHILLIPS { SAGER, mo-,
n. %. 400 New York eye. Nv.
FOR sAIE-sIx.RooM AND BATH
home, ne, with two garages ON rear.
LARGE lot. Fruit. All modern couven-
fences. Price, $3.50. Terms can be
PHiILiPS 4 sAGER. NO..
n, os, 400 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-A a.RooM.DEEP HOUSE.
northwest, with hot-Water heat, cleo
trtc LIGHTS, stationary washtubs, 'front.'
porch; exceptionally deep lot to paved
alley. Price, $500.
PHILLIPS 4 SAGER, mo-.
NJ. 90. 1409 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-A 1o-RooM HOME
downtown; Is feet wide. Lot Is feet
BY LIT feet to 20-foot paved alley.
PHiiIIPs & sAGER, INC.
N. 9S. 14o9 New York ave. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th St.
"WOODLEY PARK"
On eth 5tss street jus. .sIos' G Sg;ef
house Of large rooms, reception
gas and electric lights; hardwood
floors; front and rear porchess
Fee e Ss,a ys: 45o to R Rezss a NJ;
less than 1850 cash. balance $75
per month. which amount includes
" all iPt ssaN Nc Ps g a1RGHs eau
Phone M. 2345. 713 14th st.
CHEVY CHASE HOME
FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Detached house Of rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric
lights; hardwood floors and trim.
sHA ftsss q Z ieeS;
Main 2345. 713 18th 1t.
DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE
On K St, near 18th st. large
rooms and bath. Immediate pos
SHANNON & LUCHs.
Main 2345. It's 14th st.
CORNER HOUSE IN MT. PLEASANT.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD.
8 rooms, . baths, hot-water
heat, electric lights.
Only 81 900 cash required.
sHA sfssss s & aScHs.
Main 2345. 713 18th st.
COLUMBIA. HGIITS, 18th St.
Just north Of Otis st. A nearly
new, 6 rooms and tiled bath, hot
water heat, electric lights: fine
yard to paved alley. Price, 81, 600.
Monthly tenant.
n, sH an & II gG ie1s St.
BLOOMINGDALE
On Flagler place. A Groom
and reception hall and bath plan
brick house; furna:e heat.
SHANNON Z i.GcHs.
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
PARK VIEW
An unusually good bargain.
Groom and bath brick house.
Nth y IL 'front.' and rear porehes. Only
sHANNoN & LyeHs.
| A DOWNTOWN PROPERTY
On Pa. ave., near 10Th St Store.
rooms. baths. furnace heat,
electric lights. Possession Oct. j.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
Main 2S45. 713 18th st.
ITAKOAlA PARK, Close to- 18th
St. Car Line
seven-room and bath bungalow,
on lot 60x15: furnace heat; cleo
tric lights: garage; hardwood
trim. Good condition. Price,
$500. $500 cash, balance terms.
See this at once.
SHANNON. L LucHs,
Main 1916 713 Nth Ut.
=. ONLY $500 CASH REQUIRED.
robins and bath brick house.
with furnace heat. gas, etc. Only
$500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713. 18th ST.
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FOR SALE.
Washington Heights Property.
Only SIS, 1000.
On the most select street on the Heights.
Very handsome 3-stofy brick, 10 rooms. 8
baths: hot-water heat; strictly modern; wide
and deep lot to loft. alley; plenty room for
garage; quick possession.
Full particulars see Mr.. TEEI. With
sWARTZELL RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
TT 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-NoRTHEAST
Only $500
For 4 very complete, strictly modern property.
convenient to both car lines, near 9Th st. and
Maryland ave. rooms, h.-w.h., cleo, gas;
also instantaneous water heater.
Full particulars see Mr.. TEL. with
sWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
727 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE
Modern, rooms, bath; h.-w.h.: cleo, etc.
Garage. Price only S, $50.
Rock Greek road.
See Mr.. TEEI, with
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
727 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-21

10 MINUTES WALK FROM NAVY YARD, s
rooms and shed large lot white neiZhborhood
81 900. Apply to Owner, 424 9Th st. Sc. C.
N. HENNEBERGER- S2s