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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-01
PERSONAL.

Chauneey Young is working as iani-
tor at the Barber building.
Miss Agnes Whipple of Bennington
was visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. John Cookery of Hinsdale is a
visitor here today with friends.
s. w. Knight is having a week s va.
cation from his position as letter car
rier.
Mrs. Sadie Turner Hapgood of Boston
is visiting in town with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley and
two children of Cleveland, Ohio. are
at their summer home on Putnev road
Mrs. Robert Burnham and two chill
dren have returned from a visit of two
weeks with her parents in NORTHAMPTON
Mass.
Homer Plimpton, student at the
University of Vermont, is working al
the Albany cafe during the summer va
cation.
Richard Smith of Greenfield is Wis
iting here this week with friends. HI
will work during the summer on the
Rice farm.
Carlton F. Barber and brother. IT
Forest Barber, jr., of New York eft,
are guests in the home of their uncle
L. H. Barber.
Elmer Lewis, who had been visitins
here with relatives and friends. re
turned Saturday to his home in New
Haven, Conn.
Pearl T. Clapp, who underwent a Sc
| L.
mortal hospital, is as comfortable a.
could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Eagan O
New York are expected this week t,
be guests of Mr.. and Mrs L. j. Daniel
at the Frost farm
Carl A. Mitchell, who recently wa
discharged from the service. resume,
his former position this morning witt
Moran & Rohde, undertakers.
Miss Dorothy Knight of Washington
D. c., is spending a vacation with he
father, 5. w. Knight She expects t
return to Washington next Monday.
I Mrs. c. T. Hasbrouch and Mrs. Da,
by of Cleveland, Ohio, who had bee,
spending month at the Bradley sum
mer home on Putney road, have re
turned to Cleveland.
Rev. and Mrs O. r. Houghton. A
bert, Eveline and Lisle Honghton an
L. }. Houghton of Wallingford and M,
and Mrs. G. w. Houghton of Charlie.
!, town, n: H, are spending the week a
4 Eugene P. Houghton :.
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. MilEngton bav
, moved from Wilmington to the plae
: which they bought ON Meadowbroo
: road in West Brattleboro. Miss Eth,
{ A. Wilmington, who had been roomin
( at W. A. Wilcox s, has gone to the HON
of her parents.
: Miss Amy Bradley, daughter of Ricl
Y ards Nj. Bradley of Boston, was show
f IN a halftone cut in the Boston Su,
: day Post. Miss Bradley, who gave h,
' services to aid the French and Belgia
f refugees, was standing in front of
e Red Cross supply headquarters in IL
8 devastated region when the photograr
was taken. The picture of Miss Bradle
e was one of a group of "pretty girl Wa
z WofhtTs. fs% 4bss5E y. - sgs- 80
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-01
INFANTILE PARALYSIS CLINIC.
VIAL Be Held in Rutland July 9-Free
Treatment for Children.

RUTLAND, July Children in Yer
mont crippled by infantile paralysis
are once more to have the opportunity
to be treated by experts in this disease
and the treatment will be followed up
free Of charge until the patient is re-
lieved to the fullest extent which is
possible. All that the state board of
health, under whose direction this work
is being carried on, asks, is that the
parents or guardians of children afflict-
ed by the disease and left crippled by
it should bring their children to one of
the various clinics which will be con-
Quoted throughout the state in July by
Robert w, Lovett of Boston, one of
the principal authorities on infantile
paralysis in the country. The clinics
will open at Rutland at the Rutland
hospital July 9, and continue for three
II "a rE.ta - es.s .ts.sss -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-01
PERSONAL.

J. Harry Estey and family are NOV
ing to their summer home at Spofford
lake.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Carpenter and Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Rockwell spent yester-
day in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Durham and son
John, left today for a two weeks stay
at Chatham, Mass, on Cape Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Erickson and
daughter, Miss Astrid Erickson. Went
today to Springfield, Mass, for a week :
visit.
Miss Florence Pentland has returned
to her home in town from Greenfield
where she has been employed by Mrs
Barrett, milliner.
Miss Ruth Prentiss came last night
from Montpelier, where she has a DO
sition as teacher of art in the seminary
and is at her home in West Brattlebore
for the summer vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Steele GRAY of New
York city are guests at the Brook,
House. Miss Evelyn Marley, sister Of
Mrs. Gray, went today to Pine Grow.
Springs, Spofford lake, for few weeks
stay.
Miss Ethel A. Eddy returned las
night from Boston, where she had beer
10 days with her mother, Mrs. E. A
Eddy of Stratton, who underwent a,
operation in the Massachusetts Homeo
pathic hospital. Mrs. Eddy is- recover
ing and Miss Eddy expects to bring he
home early next week
Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge Knowlton re
ceived news yesterday from their son
Lieutenant Robert c. Knowlton, of hi
safe arrival at Camp Mills, L. I. He i
expected at his home here today. Lieut.
knowlton, who is in the United State
regular army, I'd cavalry, had beer
overseas, stationed at Ehrenbreitstein
Germany. He landed in this countr,
June 80. After short leave of absenc
he will go to Fort Riley, Kansas
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-01
WEAR UNIFORMS :,
ON FOURTH
Governor Clement Asks All
Vermont Soldiers to OBJ
serve the Day
SUGGESTION MADE
BY AMERICAN LEGION
Want to Make the First Fourth After
Close Of the War of Special Signifi-
cance-Messages of Maj. Jackson and
the Governor.

RUTLAND, July Following
telegram received from Major II. Mel
son Jackson, temporary chairman for
Vermont of the American Legion, and
Joseph II. Fountain, temporary sec
rotary, Gov. Percival w. Clement has
asked all Vermont veterans of the great
war, soldiers, sailors, or those attached
to other arms of service to don their
uniforms on Friday, July 4th, and
thereby honor the day of national in
dependence as well as give significance
to the first glorious Fourth since the
great war came to an end
This is in line with the governor g
suggestion of making this year s
Fourth a day of welcome home cele-
brations, and many Vermont communi-
ties are planning functions for the day
considerably out of the ordinary Hence
the suggestion of the uniforms and the
following answer, which the governor
has made to Major Jackson 8 telegram
81 gladly accept the pledge of your
self and your associates to make Yer
mont Americanism 100 per cent strong
Based on the principles of law and or
der, your proposition commands my
respect and cooperation. The veter
ans of the world war are the greatest
bulwark against disorder and Bolshe
yism in the nation today and it is will
confidence and pleasure that ! learr
of the attitude of your legion. / hav,
accordingly asked the press of the stat
to voice my approval of your sugges
ton that they appear in uniform OIL
July 4th, not only that we may do then
honor but that they may typify the i'm
mortal principles of freedom for whicl
they pledged their lives to their eoun
try
Major Jackson s telegram to the gov
ernor was as follows:
"The American Legion, which is tn
national organization of former sery
| ice men, soldiers, sailors and marines
pledge you full. support of both tn
national organization and the branch Q
vermont yorr-cffo rts-tu- rnaintai
100 per cent Americanism. based on la'
and order. The support is particular
pledged you and all those associate
with you for good government on tn
first Independence Day after havin
finished the job for which, we entere
our country's service. We would sus
gest that you request all former ser1
ice men to wear uniforms July Fourth.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-01

Queen Wilhelmina of Holland is one
of the few European rulers whose pop
ularity with her subjects appears to
have been enhanced by the war. Every
where Her Majesty appears these days
she has been hailed as the emblem and
symbol of Holland S unity.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-01

A woman of Alameda, Cal, has been
granted a divorce on her testimony
that her husband had bought her only
two dresses in seventeen years.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-01
Games Today.
National League.
Games Today.

Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-01
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
American League.

American League.
New York, IA 0
Boston, 6
Shawkey and Hannah; James and
Schang, Walters. First game
New York, u l
Boston, . .
Schneider, Quinn and Hannah; Pen
mock and Schang. Second game.
Detroit, 6 IL O
st. Louis, 5 .
Boland and Ainsmith, Davenport, Koob,
Wright and SEVERED.
Chicago, 5 IA !
Cleveland, 2 4
Cicotte and Sehalk; Bagby, Myers and
O'Neill, Nunamaker
Philadelphia, u
| Washington,
Rogers and McAvoy; Robertson, Craft
and Charity.
National League.
New York, Z IL
Boston, rs
Causey, Benton and Gonzales; Heating
Cheney and Wilson.
! Cincinnati,
Chicago, Is
Ruether and Wingo; Douglas. Bale,
and killifer. First game
Cincinnati, s
Chicago, 6
Ring and Wingo; Hendrix, Martin an
: OFarrell. Second game.
Pittsburg, 4 s
St Louis,
Adams and Schmidt; May. Tuero an
. Snyder.
No other games scheduled.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
POTOMAC HEIGHTS

To builders Of homes for sale. We have an
ideal situation for the erection Of homes. To
meet the present great demand we will make
A special net cash price on lots, modern con-
yenieuces. all within one block of car. one
fare; can be sold before completed. s. T.
GoRsETT Owner 1904 81 st. NV. Main 1900.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = $45 MONTH;
s7b0 cash; price, a. $50; Woodbridge. h square
from hest ear line in city; large yard: 9 r.
and b.. cellari furnace; parq1afrysaeoe;- good
eondfin. INEWHfM. H1D-
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FOR sALE-PRICE. S. $50; A MODERN AND
to 14th ST. car line. There are front and rear
porches, hot-water heat. electric lights and
oak floors. Possession can be Obtained April
l and terms made of 81, $50 cash and monthly
payments. This house will sell quickly.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 14O6 Il st. nv.
FOR SALE-PRICE. s6.25o; WEST OF 18th
st. and north of Park road. A great big house
for the money; 3-story colonial brick OF
10 rooms and bath; 6 bedrooms; front and
rear porches; heated with hot water, and hav-
ing a garage. Can be sold on terms OF $l,Voo
cash Ind monthly payments.
BOSS & PHELPS. mo, 1406 H st. NV.
Chase; of the attractive squares. close to
the circle; never offered for sale before since
the house was built semi bungalow type, de-
tached house of eight rooms and bath; hot
living room with open fireplace; beamed cell
ings. and many additional features not found
in the ordinary home. Reasonable terms made
and possession given.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1908 81 st. NV.
FOR sALElPRlCB. $1,000: IN WASHING
ton Heights. just of from Columbia road; an
unusually cheap house. There are nine rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. several open FIRE
places, large lot to paved alley. with room for
garage. Owner will give possession ana sell on
terms Of 81 600 cash and monthly payments.
BOSS & PHELPS INC. 1406 II st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE, $3.50; A SPLENDID
nial type six rooms and bath, front and rear
porches, inlaid floors; good lot to paved alley.
Can be sold on terms of $3.50 cash and $40 per
month, to include principal and all interest.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1406 Fl st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE, $3.50; JUST OFF OF
14th St, in Columbia Heights; three-story bay
window brick house. having hot-watef heat and
electric lights. This is very ehe.p house.
loca ted in one Of the best hocks Oh " 14th st.
BOSS & PHELPS INC, 1sDo II at NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $lO.50o: ON NEWARK
st.. in Cleveland Park; noa-re.ident owner
offers this house at very low price; posses
sion can be had at once. Built for a home:
central hall plan; modern in every detail, in
cluding hot-water heat, electric lights and two
baths. Reasonable terms made.
BOSS & PHELPS. mo. 1893 n ST. NV.
FOR SALk-PRICE. SO, $50; A MOST AT
tractive home. convenient to Mt. Pleasant car
room house. having hot-water heat, electric
lights, inlaid floors, large porches and the
house equipped with metal weatherstrips,
screens and awnings; possession given.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1406 H St NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $40. SOD; A GREAT BIG
bargain in Chevy Chase; we'll located un-
usually attractive detached home situated on a
plenty of trees, shrubbery and hedge. A mod
ern nine-room and bath Individually built house
in perfect repair Immediate possession given
and easy terms of sale made.
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 14O6 III st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE $500: BLOoMINGDALE
lonial house, with six rooms and bath, front
and rear porches; hot-water heat: electric
lights. Owner leaving city, will give imme-
date possession and make reasonable terms Of
sale.
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 14oe h st. NV.
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WI y 1NI u IL Y III A1NO w.,
4 Southern Bldg. 1O184 Main
MODERN BUNGALOW

Containing large rooms and bath. pantry
bedrooms; cellar. attic. storage space; large
living room. 1916, with beamed ceiling; din
ing room with open fireplace and window seats
many closets. windows and front porch, sx3S
screened: combination fixtures. gas and elec.
lights; Ago hot-water heat: electric motor:
bungalow double-sided lot. 8On2O to alley:
shade. flowers. 10 fruit trees, raspberries, cur
% rsnts etc; !. bgils for home By present owner:
M. Rooe.tshaw's place. g Monmouth ave..
Dominion Heights. Va, 4 minutes walk south
Of Dominion Heights station; IL minutes ride
on Great Fall Falls elec. line from Georgetown.
range. All information see W. O'HARA. Will
lett & Reinecke/ Co., Exclusive Agents, 1909
81 NV. Phone Main 1928.
BkAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, 8 MILES
from WASHINGTON in Montgomery county:
Ii acres rich fertile land. mostly COW
cred with choice, fruit trees. adapted for
trucking: improved with a good 7-room dwell
iLs; we'll water at door; barn; chicken houses.
ete-: can be bought at a bargain on terms;
also several dwellings for sale near the elec-
trie car line. in Silver Spring. Nd. Apply to
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO..
Silver Spring Md 16e
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BurlingtonHotel

Vermont Ave. at Thomas CireaA
American and European Plans
Two to six room auitea. fufni1hedS Witk.ae
without maid se9v3cA
43l Roomssiit}h Bath s.. .S0&oSs
nAznsx. x.-01G5ws .~ Tshl.e1n9 !.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

DESK ROOM. APPLY $50 SOUTHERN BID0.
Phone Franklin 1892.
LARGE AND 1 SMALL ROOM-SBCOND.
story front; housekeeping or budne0. 1315
New York ave. <2s
sECOND-FLOOR GOOD sIzKD BUILDING
on 18th st. near G; freight elevator; good
Location for a photographer or Light manuf1e-
turer rent reasonable.
SHANNON & LUCHH
NJ 23I5. 713 14th st. nv. NJ o34k.
SINGLE OFFICE ROOM IN HIGH CLASS or
fice building: reasonable rent: FURNITURE II
DESIRED. Apply Room 100. Star bldg. r.
SINGLE OR EN- sUITE-NEAR SHOREIIAM
Hotel For fuller Information phone Rranktt1
1895, ~
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8-ROoM DWELLING WTTH 6ToRKROOM
attached, doing a good business: situated on
an improved highway; 8 miles from Washing
ten: q acre fertile land; covered with fruit
and flowers; all improvements hxve been re-
Gently built and In good condition: good rea-
son for selling; q bargain at $3.50, with
terms. Apply to 8. T. HICKMAN. 1888 Long
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. WAsHN0T0M.
d. G., March Il, 1919.-Sealed proposals. will
be received by the General Supply oomniffs:s I
O'clock pm. Monday, April 81. 1913. and then
| publicly opened, for furnishing. as may be -
| dered from time to time during the nseai year 81
| 1920. materials. supplies and equipment de-
scribed in class !. paper and paper articles.
| items 1908 to 1920. inclusive; class z. Lumber
| millwork, packing boxes and sawdust and
building materials; class 9. furniture and floor
coverings, Of the general schedule OF supplies
for use by the executive departments and other
Establishments Of the government of the UNITED
States of America in Washington. D. U; and
for use by such field services as are incfuded
in the specifications for the various classes OF
supplies, and for direct delivery from co0-
tractors shipping point on government bill or
! ladins. in aceordance with paragrsph y q
cordance with instructions ana On nanKs
which will be furnished upon application to
building. i4th and streets southwest, wash
inston. D. @. l. S. ROWE, Acting Secretary
of the Treasury.
OFFICA OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. O..
proposals will be received at this ofiice. Room
511, District Building. until 3 O'Clock Pm.
April Is. 1919, for furnishing and delivering
Industrial Zone School Blue Plains. D. G.
Form Of proposal may be obtained upon appli-
cation to the Purch.stnE oasss.; 2. g; Rem
CHAs. W. KUTz. Commissioner. D. q.
mh2O-3t
OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFyIONR
f7th and streets northwest WasAtn8tnm, d.
C.-Sealed pnoposais wil b opened st tAe
shove address at II an, Aufn s, 3010. fpE
furnishing an Of tho mafzx1aI lahue. eQu1p-
the southern portion Of Arlington eeEnseef1,
including all grading. paving. drainage. etc.
required; also thu construction a cfDele On
mausoleum, and new entrance sHte in south
wall Of cemetery; all 10 required By plans No
FL to incl. and In strict accordance with
these specifications. Plans may be had upon
application at this ONCE and q deposit Of i've
dollars $500 will be required for each set
obtained. Proposals to be 6led In triplieate
and must bear guaranty thereon. Marx en-
velopes PROPOSALS. FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF ROADWAYS. ARLINGTON NATIONAL
CEMETERY" and address to the Zone Sup
ply Oficer. Washington. d. G.
mch1I I19,H,0
Evening star., 1919-03-21
MODERN AND VACANT.

Beautiful home, large rooms on doors:
4 bedrooms. bath. rec. hall. pantry. gas aad
cleo, porcelain sink, hot-water heat. bay-win-
dow dining room. concrete cellar e entranees)
porches, slate roof. gas engine and wels.
large lot fenced. contains 8. .295 50. IT.; located
. minutes walk from Thrifton station; our
sign on house. you cannot miss property: fronts
on electric line high terrace % min from
take Great Falls car to Thrifton,.
Vacant; open for your inspection any time.
Price, $50. Terms. $500 cash. bal. monthly.
An information. see W. oHARA: Wiuett L
Rcinecke Co.. exclusive agents. 1909 81 NV.
Phone Main 1928.
TEN ACRES on CAR LINE AND PIKE IN
Fairfax Court House; easy terms. Address
Box 14-H. Star office. -.
CLARENDON. VA, SECTION.
18th STREET TROLLEY. 0SE-FARB ZONE.
broom bungalow. Sleeping porch; large
noored attic; bath; h.-w. heat. electric Light
and gas: concrete cellar and laundry tub: sub
floors; sub wea ther oarded; lot 51xll0; block
from W. and Va trolley. Price. $500.
SAME LOCATION. ADJOINING.
5-room bungalow: all modern improve.
ments; lot 10Ox1lO. Price, s.. $50.
CLARENDON, VA, SECTION.
5-room bungalow and bath; h:wh.: electric
light and gas; good sized lot; blocks 70 trel-
ley. Price. $1,000 ,
5-room bungalow; pebble-dashed: modern;
lot S01l5o. Price. 5000.
RIvERDALH.
5-room bungalow; modern: hardwood heon;
shade, lawn, fruit; lot 6Ox150. Price. $3.50
WOODBRIDGE. d. O.
Groom frame; all modern; lot 40L20Os vaz9
STONE & FAIRFAX.
Ask for Crossman.
Evening star., 1919-03-21

BEAUTIFUL HOME CoMPLETELY FUR, sR.
& b.; attic; semi-det; large yard. cellar; large
Price, 81 coo. Apply 6-8.p.m., MOSES HERZOG,
Commercial Hotel. st. bet. 9th and 10th.
2724 18th ST. N.W.-TEN ROOMS. HOT
water heat: electric lights; hardwood floors:
ami: 81 600: terms. Apply on premises.
MASS. AVE. N.W.-sPLENDID RoOMING
section: Or. and b.: furnace heat; large yard
to good alley. $500.
r. q. BERGMANN. es1 p 1t. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Continue6.
$50
LOTS.


$50. LOTS. $50
Now IN the time to hQild that hnnenlov and
plant your garden for the coming summer. We
have few choice lots left at Colmar Manor
situated on fhc Washington and Baltimore hou-
will sell for $50. Healthy and desirable loca-
tion: beautiful surroundings and within easy
access to the city. Phone write us for the
big advantages that TO he made In this 10
all day Sunday; For weekday appointments
call franklin sos.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED,
Take cars at 18th and III SITS. ne. Free auto
service from . to 5 pm.
THE ]. W. HOLLOWAY CO..
1i10 st. NV. Room 81 Phone franklin sas
BUNGALOW AND GARAGE
Nice bungalow, 5 very large rooms and nan
try. porrhes. tin roof. outside shutters, yarnrc
dirt cellar. partly excavated tno modern in,
provcme~:,l: grapes and fruit trees: lot 50xl5o
Vacant, immediate possession: open for inspcc-
tion; located minis. walk from Lacey sta
tion. near Presbyterian Church (2s min. 10
Price. s.. $50; terms. $3.50 cash. bal. monthly.
W. O'HARA. Willett 4 Reinecke Co.. ex-
elusive agents. 1909 II NV. Phone Main 1928.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS-HAvE YOU SEEN IT,
High elevation; splendid neighborhood: the
most desirable and moderate priced lots in
seekers: come to the suburbs where you can
have your fruit. gardens and chickens; right
on line: good car service and one fare
only; water. sewer. elec. lights; pre-war
cure your lots and build when It suits you.
Take Cabin John car and get OF at Jewett ST.
See W. L. JACKSON, owner. Cleveland 4s3. or
call on s. T: DoRsETr. owner. 1904 Il st.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
FOR SALE-KOUSES.
Continued.

Sc. .o0o-FACING SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS.
rooms and bath; furnace heat; large lot
garage. wide alley owner occupant; quick pos.
session. See Mr.. CANNON, 1i16 F NV. (East
basement)
FOR SALES. 25O-CLOSE TO LINCOLN
PARK. ON AVENUE; ROOMS AND BATH; ;
HoT-WATER HEAT. CHAS. A. SHIELDS.
1886 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FOR SALES. .2oo-NEAR sth AND SITS:
NE: ROOMS AND BATH: HOT-WATER
HEAT. CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 1895 NEW
YORK AVE. NV
FOR SALES. .o5O-NEAR AND 3rd SITS.
Sc: s ROOMS AND BATH; LATROBE
HEAT. CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 1886 NEW
YORK AVE. NV.
FOR sALE-s1, ,s75-CLosE TO rowN. ON
ELECTRIC LINE: 6 ROOMS AND BATH,
WITH 10000 FEET OF GROUND; HOUSE IN
FINE CONDITIONS; VACANT. CHAS. A.
SHIELDS. 1885 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FOR QUICK BUYER, WILL SELL MY HOME
at 321S Morrison St, Chevy Chase. ID. c.: ten
rooms with built-in garage; on easy terms,
cheap. AS will leave city you can see house
at any time. Call Main 5231.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
FOR SALE-HOUsEs.
EOn1iRueA.

Vermont Ave.
$500.
Eight beautiful rooms and two
baths on this wide avenue: walk
ing distance of downtown. A won
derful residence or a splendid in
vestment; Phone US . nov; sUF,s
SHANNON q LUCHS.
Indiana Ave.
$6,25o.
Nine fine rooms and bath; near
courthouse and Union station; in
splendid condition: brand @ new heat heat
SHANNON ~. 4 LucHs.
Bungalow,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
$Io.5oo.
Living room, dining room. Etch-
en-. three bedrooms. bath and sleep
ing porch on first floor. Three
bedrooms and hath on second floor.
lot 6Ox12O. Garage under house.
Owner occupies and will sell on
seIe1oss gene ss., TERMS Phone us now
MAIN SHANNON 4 LucHs.
713 14th NV.
Petworth, Near N. H. Ave.
$3.50.
Sir beautiful rooms. tiled bath
and pofches: facing south. rare
hsrEain at the price. Phone Main
SHANNON & LuoHs.
TIA 1Ath
Chevy Chase, Md.-Hesketh St.
Near circle: An exceptionally
hne detached home. rooms. bath;
hardwood floors; 2 open freplaces;
sleeping porches; also garage.
:. ~ sH1SSoN & 1goHss
Downtown Home on 18th St.
Near Pa: ave.. 15 large rooms,
=, r'es, sHzsSoN sH q 1goHs;
NJ. 2345. 713 14th NV.
Park Road Bet. 18th & 10Th SITS.
The prettiest street in Mt Pleas
ant 9-room and bath house
with hot-water heat. electric
lights; fine lot 30 alley. Price.
1900.
SHANNON 3 LUCHS,
NJ. 2345. 713 14th NV.
Bloomingdale-V St. NV.
Near 1st ct. rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; s-story brick
house. Only $3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHN,
NJ. 2345. 713 18th NV.
Newton St.-Park View.
Between 9Th and 9th SITS. A 6room
and bath brick house for s., 500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
M. 2345. 713 18th NV.
Evening star., 1919-03-21

Very Pretty New Bungalow,
Northwest Park, D. c.
43rd st., River road and Chesapeaks
street northwest.
ONE BLOCK WEST WISCONSIN, AVE.
Large living room. stone mantel and
large fireplace: large dining room. pan
try, large kitchen. gas range, porcelain
sink; hall: large bath: storage closet
and two bedrooms. all on one door:
hardwood floors; handsome electric
fixtures; CELLAR UNDER ENTIRE
HOUSE; servants toilet: steam heat;
gas heater fer boiler: soapstone wash
LARGE LOT. TO 0orT. ALLEY.
Only $3.50.
ALLEN c. MINNIX. Owner.
14l6 F NV.