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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

were in attendance at the Welcome Home meeting In honor of the soldier and sailor members who have return ed from the world war held in Grange hall Lebanon Center. Thursday even ing:
 Lebanon township Is to give a Well come Home celebration for her re- turned soldiers and sailors oct. 11th.
 The merry hum of machinery filling silos is heard daily.
 A union Christian Endeavor meeting of several societies. including Goshen, is to be held with the Fitchville Bap- tist church Sunday evening, Sept. 18th.
 Thursdays smoky yet balmy atmo- sphere seemed a forerunner of Indian summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
The impulse.

By Eugene Field. 7t seems to me I'd like to go Whe-e bells don't ring nor whistles
 blow. Nor clocks don't strike. nor gongs
 don't sound And I'd have stiffness all around. Not real stiffness. but just the trees Low EhispeFSnEs the hum of bees. Or brooks faint babbling over stones Tn strangely. softly tangled tones. Or maybe a cricket or katydid. Or the sors=s or birds, in hedges hid. Or sIs1 some such sweet sounds as
 these Tc Ill a tired heart with ease I: weren't for sight and sound and
 smell Ie Ike "a city pretty we'll Ru- when it comes to getting rest, I lliSe the country lots the best. Sometimes IL seems TO me I must Jus. quit the city's din and dust Anc get oas where the sky is blue: And say how does it seem to you?
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
PLYMOUTH ROCK.

Dear Social Corner Folks: was
 much intereste9 in Loretta's visit to the jasper boulder so prettily framed
 up at Plymouth, Mass. That rock is
 certainly an eye-opener
 This historic rock did not awe ms
 but the limited capacity of it excited my wonder 1t might have afforded standing room for the captain Of inc Mayf1ower. the mate and the cook, the three important passengers of the
 voy age Why they should have
 sought to make the rock upon such an expansive. sandy shore is another inquiry awakened in my mind The Mayhower party was not made up Of scientists looking for minerals but of devout Christians locking for freedom to worship as they saw ft
 Plymouth Rock seems to me to cor roborate what scholars have often de- ciared-that myth may in effect be as beneficial and lasting as truth. The idea Of found things for permanence upon a rock is ten times as old as the settlement of America. X famous poem had much more to do with mak- ing this tiny boulder celebrated. than most people comprehend.
 Standing in Plymouth any Ameri- can realizes that he stands upon holy ground, but. when in front of Ply
 mouth rock, many a true Americsp n l has felt that he was in the presence Of an ancient joke that was in exist ence before the ancient mariner and may even outlise him.
 II IS a splendid advertisement for the town and Norwich would be proud preserved the acres the first house was built upon it would be worth vis- itation by all who come here for all future time.
 All beginnings are worthy. perma- nent record.
 nTT
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
prsxer s Dusk.

Shrive me dusk my soul is gray Win sinnins or this closing day.
 burn
 Thy word -iIl hid lost peace return ! am aS one who spoke to Him Eher Calvary with night was dim. am az he =ho waits the word The listening centuries have heard SnrsTs me e dusk. the while I pray For<iVeneSs for my erring day,
 Arthur Wallace Reach
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

house madam was always their guest De you realize We navenI hat a s"stir-up Ill Ine Corner Tor some, rifne 1ome on. -tel us start soHnetning.
 Afr. K contends if his wife earns money he has right 10 eofitrloesle toward her supparI no more than le feed her-and nat all tiiat-and keep her warm in winter Mrs k-says. It makes no difference how much money the woman earns. it is his Indispensable dutxsto see she well fed and cIotheA- What say you? .
 Heres another question: What is to be done with children who deliberately lie? Make lies out or whole cloth, For Example: Little Billy goes out to play and soes home and tells his mother Mr. ZEi is uead.. lie saw crepe the door. Mr Z4 being near neighbor. she goes to friends and re- lates what William has told her. When she finds out that MT. Z-is very much alive.
 On the other hand. little Mary's mother. says: Come, want to give you your bath" Mary says: Well, it is about time, for Mrs. W says you haven't bathed-your- children in ten weeks When Mrs. w was asked, she was perfectly ignorant of anything said. What measures should be taken with these children? If left to them selves, trouble is brewing.
 IT IT
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
TESTED REASONABLE REctPiEs

TESTED SEASONABLE RECtPiES.
 Dear Social Cornerites: The fol- lowing seasonable recipes are worth testing:
 Lemon Tapioca Pudding: One half cup pearl tapioca soaked over nlgnl with three cups of cold water Add rind and juice of one lemon and cook in double boiler until tapioca IS clear: Remove lemon rind and add juice or another lemon, one big cup sugar and pinch of salt. Mi and bring to boil Remove from the fire, turn into mold and cool Serve cold with sugar and cream
 Dreamed Onions: Peel one quart of silver skinned onions. put them into boiling saIted water and boil for ten minutes, then drain. Cover again with boiling salted water and cook until tender and drain thoroughly. Melt three tablespoons of butter. Alend in three tablespoons of flour, stir in slow ly one and one-haf cups of rich milk sea son with pepper and salt and stlr until smooth and creamy. Add the onions, place over boiling water ana let stand twenty minutes before serv- ing.
 Steamed apples-Material: Eight medium sized apples. one-half cup brown sugar, one-quarter teaspoon nutmeg one-haf cup water
 Utensils: Shallow pudding pan, tin to cover, pairing knife, cup and. nutmeg grater.
 How to make-wash and pare the apples. cut in half, put in pan and cut side down add the water. cover and put on quick fire until they boil; re- duce the heat and add sugar and nut meg cover and cook until tender. but not broken. Serve in ice cream glasses.
 Creole Lamb and Rice: Melt three tablespoons of butter in a saucepan. add one finely chopped onion and one seeded and chopped green pepper and cook slowly for five minutes. Add two cups of diced cooked lamb and two cups of cooked rice mix thorough 1y, season with one teaspoon of salt and one-haIf teaspoon of paprika, moisten with one and one-half cifps of tomato juice cook and stir on the top of the stove for ten minutes. then cover and bake half an hour in moderate oven.
 REBECCA
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

with it's spreading palm leaf top will will project from some point. making long line through the water. which with the top would make you think of a giant fy-killer.
 In the distance may be seen the lights of the city of Panama and from the hill beyond those of the An con hospital. All around stretched the expanse of silvery sea. and the blue star sprinkled sky above seemed to complete the almost perfect glory.
 Humanity is not always ready to improve it's opportunities. but l dlc tr| to impress the scene of Toboga on my mind so that it will never be for gotten. One way of doing this is to keep opening and shutting your eyes, and thus learn to memorize with your eyes, and so have a wealth stored up to last a lifetime.
 BETSY BRAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
BILLIE.
GREETINGS FROM porLArcH

Dear Social Corner Friends You wiil see by this l am still thinking of yous sure been q busy summer at our house.
 Sometimes I haven't had the time to even read Fhe Corner letters. Have them filed away When winter comes may have more time.
 Sister Wildwood has not been quite able to do her household duties. so have been trying to do the work in two places part of the time
 Nevertheless l have often though. of the old friends and many are tardy as myself in writing.
 We have had a dry summer, but pretty fair harvest. espepcially in fruit. Everybody seems busy canning and putting up lots of fruit
 On the 18th we took auto trip across to Vashon Island. Crossed on the King Co. ferry and spent a pleas ant day with old Connecticut friends Enjoyed the trip and it is sure beautiful drive around the Island by Puget Sound.
 We planned on digging clans, but the tide beat us at that. We found lots of fruit going to waste, although here in Sea tile it is very high.
 The Social Corner Garden is still seasons. No fault of the garden. Just neglect of the gardener.
 Hope when winter comes. we will all get busy and do our bit.
 ne E1u1lpT SUoulO TcCCiVS great credit for holding up such neglectful bunch. but I am sure we all hope to do better.
 Bo-Peep: Our sympathy goes out to you, will write soon in reply to your letter. Am glad to read something from our good brother, R. D. Am won dering if my postal was received. written months ago Never heard from party you mentioned but see they are back in Connecticut.
 Papa's Boy: Do I owe you letter?
 Some sister wrote, Don't make the Social Corner one for correspondents. So please excuse me, this time. So many receipts are given. I could not add anything to them half so good But I really like to have a little so- cial chat with some of the old Pi- oneers of The Corner.
 1 haven't spent much time this summer camping or fishing. It has just been plenty of work and it's well to forget it sometimes. This is a beautiful day. We are going to drive out and see Sister Wildwood this evening.
 Many thopsands visited our city when President Wilson and L. s fleet were here. Now it's a pleasure. down to business again. Hoping you all will overlook this long visit I will bid you a cheerful farewell; and plan to be with you again ere many moons Thank you BaIsam Fir for the pap- er Goodbye folks
 Your Sister in the Far West
 POTLATCH Seattle. Sept. 18th, 1s1s rsper ?d.e
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27


 bastin The evening service subjec will be The Function of the Wise:
 The Christian Science subject vii be Reality.
 At Park Congregational church there will be preaching in the morning py the pastor, Rev. Samuel H. Howe. D D.
 Rev. Herbert Rirchard, of Marlboro. Mass.,l will preach at the service al the Church of the Good Shepherd at Io30 a. m There will be Sunday school at noon.
 At the ereenevilIe Congregational church, Rev. c. H. Ricketts, pastor Rev: Charles A. Northrou, subject Balaan,:
 At the TaftviTIe consresatiorai church the morning theme will be His Fathers Business. At noon there will be a Sunday school rally. and: in the evening the then,s will be .Hoshea, The Prophet of the Infinite Love: Henry streuse. minister: the: morning theme will be The Mari Who Could Not Be Bought. There will be Sun day school at noon and meeting of B ': P. U: at s45 o'clock. s The even zion.
 At the Fitchviile Baptist church at II a. m. there will be a sermon by Rev. F. F. Gates of Hartford Sunday schoel meets at 12.15. There will be service at Scott Hi1l church at D m. Rev E. E. Gates will preach. At 73e there will be union c. F: rally at the Fitchville Baptist church. Sev- eral unions have been invited to at tend The Palmer Brothers auto truck will meet the D. m. electric car at Yantic to convey the Norwich Town delegation. The Rev: E: Fl Gates will be the chief speaker of the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
The Kiss That I Forgot.

I'm sorry for the many things CRkind that I have done; Each day new aches my memory
 brings
 By -=a--igflt and by sun An e - | live again my years Troa.d he the dearest bliss From eyes I loved the falling tears To wipe and tell them this Bu-. oh the things did not do Thzr easily might They haunt me. yes they haunt me Prom morning until night. And iz the dark. wet-eyed. 1 sigh, Te- naugf1t can white the blot I cannot give until I die, The kiss that I forgot
 Samuel Minturn Peck
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
CLUE NO. a.s MEET. OCT. 20.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Just a few words in regard to Club No. 2's next meeting. which will be held at the Buckingham Memorial on Thurs day Oct I'd. tNote the change from Wednesday to Thursday)-
 Many Of the Cornerites think we will trE the change. as it will be more convenient for many Hoping all will bear in mind the day and date; also to see a good crowd at our first gath <riD< for the winter season
 Your for The Corner.
 SCOTTIE.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

Bridgeport-The traffic division of the police department moved this week into new quarters on the first floor of the east side of the headquarters building Fairfield avenue. The rooms were formerly used as an emer- gency hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
Family Matters First.

The house of representatives is considering a bill to amend the tariff on pearl buttons. How can congress give attention to anything like that while the heart of the world is o-eax- ing ng?-Providence Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
TAKING CARE OF HOUSE PLANTS

Dear Social Cornerites: Water is es- sertial 10 the life of plants, whether they be in the open ground or in pots, fer only in the form of solutions in
 ~sser can the roots suck up the juices Of the ezrn. and 1t is the water cir
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
THOSE WHO CROUCH AT TRIPLES CAN NEVER
 KNOW GREAT JOY!
One Dollar Each

SOCIAL CORNER PRIZES FOR AUGUST
 One Dollar Each
  To Lsretta for To Iette SociaI Problem
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

bastin The evening service subject will be The Function of the Wise.
 The Christian Science subject will he Reality
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

At Park Congregational church there will be preaching in the morning by the pastor Rev. Samuel H. Howe, D:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

Rev. Herbert Rirchard, of Marlboro, Mass, will preach at the service at the Church of the Good Shepherd at Io.30 a. m. There will be Sunday school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
BOOTHS BARGAIN HOMES

s. Oo0-Md. ave. ne: Or. frame: nice home.
81 5OO-Anacostia. mr. Logan PIX: Or. Ia big lot.
S2.s50-Iincoln PIX; 6r.. Ina: porch front: new.
So. OOO-A mr.. 9Th; Sr frame; water: gar. cars.
So. 0O0-l5th nr. Pa. av.: Sr. hath. fine brick.
S3.W0-Md. av. mr.. l: ne: Or. frame: hath.efc.
So, GDp-lst & 4 NV; Sr. bath: big lor. alley.
$S.5G0-',resh pl-: porches. 6r.. Gel. fur. &c.
So. .rOp-Corner 18th and T.. 6r hath: hne home.
s.. 1oo-sth mr.. O. o rooms, hath; good yard.
81. 25o-flaEler p.. sr.. L.. Gel; room for auto.
81. 50o-Ky. ave-. .-family apt. Tor. = baths.
81. 5QG-k ST. near y. Cap, 10 rooms and bath.
81. 500-7r.. b.. acre land: Sc fare. DC. line.
s.. OOO-Fla. az. & LIST NV, sr.. d. h..w. heat.
IS. 0O0-11th & Kenyon, Or. b.. h.-w.h.: Porchcs.
"a. no nr. 18th. Tor. hath, cellar. corner.
IS, 7s0-Irving mr. 9th Or. b fur porches garage.
Sc. 000-14th & Newton NV: sr.. tn. porrhes.
81. o00-Mass. az. Line. PIX. 2-fam. apt ior2b.
%. SOC ID Tor. b. fine 3-sty. bk. gar
$8,b00-Mt. Pleasant. 11r.. bath. porches.
&c, ec0-Columba Hgts.. sr., b.. porch front.
81 .0o0-Mt. Pleas. cor. 1or.. bath. Gel. porches.
s.. 5OO-Univ. pl. NV. 1Or.. bath: all imps.
81. 500-Newtcn at. mr.. 14th. hne Tor. b. cellar.
81. 5O0-l3th and Monroe. Col. Hts. Tor b. ami.
81. 750-19th and Park I'd. NV. Or. and hath.
Terms arranged. Possession.
ROLAND c. BOOTH,
215 at. NV. Franklin 27ac .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
One OF the prettiest homes in Mount Pleas
ant. west Of 18th: twelve rooms three baths;
laundry: two kitchens; every room front
hay window; in excellent condition: room for
spectton by appointment. Phone Col. 1912.
OWNER OFFERS PRACTICALLY NEW 4
rm. and tiled bath. pressed brick corner house.
double sleeping porch; h.w.h. and s:m.i.; one
A AK a,,I price $4,000 inspect any d:!:
6,ROoM FRAME-SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS
purposes: excellent location Sc. Phone Col.
FOR sALE-FURNIsHED HOUSE on TH-
land terrace g. 500; 81 400 cash. balance. s25
per mo. Address Box 1ss-R. Star once.
BRICK HOUsE-TwO APIS. ROOMS.
each: quick sale, for cash. 7.00G. By owner.
X st. ne. Phone n. 1889. or inquire 1895
Evarts st. n.f-
g. 800 Will. BUY A COY HOME. 9 ROOMS.
hath latrobe. colonial porch: hardwood hnish:
on paved st.s.e. H. T. Law. 1919 g. Sc '2e.
A BARGAIN-sTORE AND DWELLING.
containing 10 rooms: rents for $40 per month:
located convenient to the NAVY YARD: price
only IS. 500. EASY TERMS.
H. T. LAW, 1919 st. Sc. Phi. Line. s725. 2s.
a. T. Law. 1873 ST. Sc. HAS NUM-
Der Of well built and cozy homes for sale in
SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON at BEFORE
TIE wA hIs, PRICES" Easy terms Phone ss.
WOULD You LIKE TO MAKE THE PoTo
mac Speedway and govt. boulevard your thor
ofare home? See display ad Of PARK HILLS.
this issue. E. Fl. TAGGART, 1920 n. Y. ave.
ATTRACTIVE SIX ROOM HOUSE, ELECTRIC
light; hot-water heat: oak floors; possession at
once. Price very reasonable. 3495 Holmead
Plae. NV n., GH gzsI q cHEsLE1. 1917 a.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. ATTRACTIVE BROOM
house-A.m.i: large porches: lot 1OOx19O; ga
rage; chicken house: fruit trees; growing gar
den: flowers; shrubs; owner. Phone Clrye-
land $685. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUsES.
5oo-BL0oMINGDALE. 8 ROOMS. BATH.
s4.oo0-Near 18th and sts. NV. s rooms,
bath, cellar; excellent location.
s11 .50O-Near 18th and Columbia I'd. II
rooms. 2 baths. h.w.h.: room for garage.
$12.5OO-Kalorama I'd. near Columbia I'd.
IL rooms. 2 baths, deep lot.
$6.250-2-family apartment near 18th and
Columbia I'd. Of 3 rooms. bath, each.
HARRY A. sEAY,
Room 203. 400 st. NV.
FOR SALE. TO CLOSE AN EsrATE-A SIN
rm brick corner house. s35 9Th st. ne. $3.50.
A very desirable six room house on Newton
st. near 18th. Price. 1880.
1907 Wallach st. NV. six-room brick. Price,
49, 500 (coloredD.
six-room house on 10th st. NV. near Spring
road. Price. $4,000.
frame dwellings: large lots: in Tenleytown.
Price, $3.50 each. Reasonable terms.
Phi. Main 5574. Evans bldg. 1870 n. Y. ave.
convenient location; three-story and basement
brick dwelling: 10 rooms bath. Price. 50.
JESSE L., HEIsKELL. 1903 H st. NV.
FOR sALE-I4 HOUSES: HOT WATER FUR
nished, latrobe heat; two Of these houses ON
U St, 100 block. A. L. sATTERWHlTE.
1905 l4th st. NV. jy21'
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-BEAUTIFUL TEN
beautiful shrubbery; flowers: garden; block
and half from Chevy Chase car. For terms
inquire owner. 1872 Jocelyn st.
COUNTRY HOME IN CITY FOR COLORED;
lot 1OOx21s TT; 5r. frame: chicken house,
etc: only $3.50; easy terms. N. e. RYoN.
1923 NV
NICE LITTLE HOME. 6s4 4th ST. Ne; 8
rooms and bath brick; porch front; price.
s., 500; easy terms.
Apply Sales Department.
THOS. f. FARRELL,
1877 Woodward bldg. Main 1856.
EXCELLENT HOME on 9th ST. NEAR Q
NV. 10 rooms and bath; bay-window brick;
latrobe heat; large yard; price. a. $50; cash,
$500.
Apply Sales Department,
THOS. 4. FARRELL,
1877 Woodward bldg. Main 766.
IlI5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. BET. WASH
ington and Dupont circles: handsome 1Oroom
modern home Price. $1,000. Call evenings.
2Ss
8 LARGE ROOMS; CLOSETS; H.-w.H.:
gas range; front and rear porches: large lot:
paved alley; quick possession: price, s., $50.
Terms. OWNER, 4o8 Ky. ave. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

Mt. Pleasant
Kilbourne pl. near 18th; 10 room brick. 3
baths; all modern and up-to-date appliances;
q beautiful home at q bargain.
$l0,OOO-$2,OOO Cash.
McL.ACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
e.
6 ROOMS, BATH, CELLAR; FUR. HEAT ;
hne condition throughout; terms on Sherman
ave. See R. B. THONPeQN, 1889 Vt. ave.
l0-ROOM HOUSE, Mt. PLEAsANT; SUIT.
Box 204-R, Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

FOR SALE-A nine room and c-hath nod"rn
house oIth st, near Nardmnn fsrk Inn
one block to ear line: .'ifoot lot 10 alley; "a
rage This Is one Of tho hst buys in WASH
ington's residential sections. Price. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

SEvEN-ROOM, COLONIAL HOUSE. on WIDE
ave. NV: pantry and bath; large closets: hot
water heating plant and electric lights; near
Eieht-room colonial house. near 18th ST. cars,
doors Do; csil at $50 New Hsmpshire ave. nav.
or phone Col 5oes-J for further information. :
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.--10 ROOMS. 2
baths: electricity; h.w.h.; double garage
$i7. 900. Also some hne suburban homes with
W. R. sTRAYER. Evans bldg N. 1874
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. BY OWNER
leaving city. new 7-roem BUNGALOW: a:m:t ;
gss Get e ass r. lot
FOR sALE-IN THE BEST PART OF BLOOM
ingdale. near North Capitol ST.: q 2-family
nat: possession can be had Of one nat; the
s ,as, for SIS PEI
LEWIS. 1879 Pa. ave. NV. Phone u. SOL.
FOR sALE-A GOOD BUY IN BLOOMING
dale. near North Capitol ST.; q nice Groom and
bath brick dwelling; large rear yard to alley:
will submit terms. J. EDWARD LEWIS. 1929
Pa. ave. Phone NJ. Sol.
FOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOME
near Onion station; brick; rooms and bath !;
porches. Price. -. $50. J. EDWARD LEWIS,
1929 Pa. ave. Phone NJ. 65l.
OCCUPIED BY OWNER-DESIRABLE HOME
large rooms. reception hall; double screened
class condition; desirable location. Columbia
$500 Address, Boz sa7-R. Star once. %.
DESIRABLE LOCATION. Nw-10R.. 2B.:
Ss
rooms So ana oa.h hwn Iii e!ec. lights "a nv nS
location ana csnpenePf 10 an s sars; only s6oo
49, n9MAs = ns9MN; u. ~ wv - -
COLORED PURCHASER-8 r. B.; S.W-;
s0'o THOMAS 1Tsa I Pr BRoWS az e az No mo-
VACANT: LARGE MASSIVE coon As
ne" 'loom; rec. nan nome modern JAIN
stsde.. Isrre basement. .tt;c wiie fren,
side and back porches; shaded lot. 5o1i5o. with
garage on ane!' peautitui nnhned ST. one block
ears on hi,; I'm, IN best , section hyattsvilie I
home for 500; 1900 cash. GEO. {.
WALKER. Kenols bldg, l1th and G. %.
Near 18th and U SITS hrown,,one and
essy ana HAIRY ALL
T 5esa 9Ss I PaRk sne HONE HiREcT FROM
owner; r.S%. sleeping psrshs. sma va
Fskoma PARK: 3: c: %.
hr,eS house: renting ss5.5o month Price
81. 400; terms. 1915 ~ s.w. Dos
FIYE-ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE
Collar: furnace heat: $3.50. 6o5 1lth a.
ne: - - 80 = %.
Petworth section; entirely modern: deep lot |;
early possession Only $3.50. No agents
Phone NJ 1922 27s
IlE. 1I110N1 1IPCIC Inn CUoICE IO
s %tt%E, R.synr iris Ft1s Oct To-
SIX ROOM BRICK HousEIHoT-wATER
heat; a'm ase aar, sar On As sst"rdsE 7aa
Sun ST. Sc. ErIce, 21,oOO- -,
Tl1rDIATn POSSESSION:
ns. room. U and bath eaes apartment; rants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

An ont of town owner has asked us 10 imme-
diately dispose ~ his handsome residence on
Rtitmore ST: 10 rooms. 3 hat immediate
possession: offer wanted. Price. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

House or Park rosd facing Rock creel
Park: rooms. . baths: ami. possession
So. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

An unusually wide o-story house on Park
road: practicslly new: 10 rooms baths.
ami: 2-car garage: possession July I $16.5oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

Twelve -roon house Euclid ct. near Cen
trail High Srhool; 2s-ft. lot ~ wide alley: side
windows. An unusually good bargain at 50. ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

House on Bancroft ST: * rooms, baths
property must he sold: offer wanted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

Get our large lst of 4 aud room 2-stnry
houses. Prices. 81. 500 70 SIS. oon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

FOR sALE--A lo-rcom house on Irving Of. be
tween 18th and I4th SITS. Will he vacant soon.
Price only 81 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

FOR SALE-only s.. 400 Is asked for house
California at. between 18th and 10Th; II
rooms, baths; FIRST floor kitchen. This is the
last house Of its kind for sale. four of them
having been sold during the past six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

FOR sALE-Inmediate possession. A bargain.
For quick sale. 81 800. reasonable terms. De
sirahle residence. west of 1ith. south OF Fair
mont: 10 rooms; hot winter heat; garage: lot
21xl5o 10 wide alley. Can be inspected at
at any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

FOR SALE-vacant. A two story dwelling
colonial porch: s rooms. baths: ami; IRE
place: screened sleeping porch; good lot 10
alley. similar house recently sold for $10.75o
Our price only So 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG COUPLE desire room. kitchenette
and bath. furnished, in n. W. section by July g.
rent not $50. Address Box 80 r. star
office.