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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
C0PP co. IN NEW BUILDING.
Improved Facilities Help Handle
Increasing Business,

The George w. Copp Company. Inc,
is now thoroughly settled In its new
building, $50 West Fifty-fourth street
During a conversation a few days ago
with George w. Copp, president and
treasurer of the said company, he men
toned the fact, what a difference It Is
to be located in your own building where
you can control taking in and delivering
'ars our building ls equipped with an
mp to date runway TO the upper floors
and Is modern in all respects. With 49,
900 square feet OF perfect daylight on
Zach floor for working facilities, II GER
tainly makes n difference in the quality
Of work one can turn out.
There is nothing like natural light
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
LIBERTY GEAR IS QUIET.
Cam Shaft Drive Made OF Steel and
SILK.

One OF the first parts about n motor
20 show weaC and hence to make noise
- the gear that drives the cam shaft,
says f. $. Partridge. Broadway at Fifty
seventh street. local distributor. Real
zing this. the engineers responsible for
he Liberty Six discarded the ordinary
steel gear and replaced it with the Won
ucrful "Fabroil Gear" which is made by
submitting thousands of layers of silk,
in9pregnated with a secret chemical conf
5osition, to tremendous hydraulic pres
sure, and facing 1t on either side by
7ue steel plates
This gear will operate indefinitely
With absolute quietness. It costs more
70 manufacture. but it pays more in
satisfactory operation. 1t Is an evil
,erce Of the Liberty policy. which never
''-mits weighing pennies when the oval
IS interests are at stake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
REVIEWS PRODUCTION
OF DISTEEL WHEELS
War Contracts Completed De-
trOit Company Resumes Out
put for Motor Cars.

The wheels Of the motor car undoubt-
eddy will receive special attention at the
show this year, as one OF the exhibitors
is the Detroit Pressed Steel Company,
manufacturers OF disteel wheels. n prod
uct that has created new conception
OF an important motor car accessory and
opened a new line OF argument involving
both utility and appearance.
We made our debut at the New York
show in 1918, says Howard A. Coffin.
sales manager. "and the impression
made was very gratifying. Disteel
wheels. development Of an engineering
idea already widely accepted in Europe,
are integral steel discs with self-con-
tanned rims which replace entirely the
wood and wire spoked wheels
They attracted favorable attention
not merely because they We're wide
Departure from the standard practices
Of this country at that time but because
we believe they lent distinction to cars
already beautiful and offered certain
very definite structural and operating
advantages.
Our success was greater than We had
anticipated. We We're overwhelmed with
inquiries from motorists. dealers. engi-
neers and manufacturers and by June
we had orders in varying amounts from
a dozen of the most prominent makers
Of cars OF the higher grade
But just as we were getting into
real production the war demands of the
Government became so great that nearly
100 per cent. of our factory resources
had to be devoted to Government con-
tracts
consequently the progress OF disteel
wheels was temporarily retarded. Now,
however. we have returned to our reg
ular business and are rapidly approach
ing very satisfactory production. We
believe that 1919 will place disteel wheels
firmly on the market as an established
accessory for motor cars of the better
class"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

for our class OF work. such as paint
ing. Victoria tops seat covers, &c. The
workmen are not only better satisfied
and can turn out a better grade of work,
but also our customers are so much more
pleased by bringing their car into mod
ern, up to date shop, and also when they
take their cars away to have no delay
whatever.
I'm reference to future business, taxi
ing a standard Of one Of our most quiet
months, we feel that the coming season
!s going to be n cracker jack and the
automobile owners who delay In placing
their orders early are going to feel the
delay of getting delivery in busy sea-
son more SO than any previous year"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

been reduced 80 per cent. 90 this &C.
count.
In recognition OF It's long familiarity
Company OF Syracuse was one OF the
few American concerns to do work for
Rolls-kcyce, Ltd, of England. on the
famous Rolls-Royce airplano engine,
having been assigned some OF the most
exact work that this vital piece of ma
chinery involved. At one time the
Franklin Company had practically rs
per cent. of its machine facilities de-
voted to this Rolls Royce work alone.
Glenn A. Tisdale, Circle Building, Ia
the New York Franklin distributor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
Double Check rnstItuted.

With the installation OF the progress
sive group of manufacture which Ia par
ticilarly adapted to close supervision
and specialized work the inspection
branch has been extended to include de-
partmental inspection depots in addition
to the central inspection depot. This
development gives II double check on all
manufacturing operations. 1t Is re-
garded by men who are familiar with
the plan as one OF the most painstaking
processes ever instituted. In fact.
Franklin records show that spoliago has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
FRANKLIN IS ECONOMICAL.
saves Gasolene and Tires Through
Light Weight.

What is the relation between light
weight and usefulness in automobiles?
That is the important consideration
among engineers to-day. and one which
has direct bearing on the cost OF opera
ton and upkeep for the automobile
owners.
In automobile trade papers recently
several prominent British engineers pre-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
FRANKLIN PLANT
INDUSTRIAL LEADER
Motordom Watches It's Recent
Innovations Along Quality
Production Lines.

With the swing of public sentiment
pointing so noticeably to service from
motor cars as the basis OF value. the
methods OF those manufacturers having
a reputation for quality products have
come in for considerable attention lately.
The Franklin Company of Syracuse
always has been prominently mentioned
in manufacturing circles for Its system
OF scientific management, and now sew
eral Of its more recent moves along quail
ity production lines are taking n leading
position in the industry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
LUCIus FRENCH ON JOB AGAIN.

After q year OF service In the motor
equipment section Of the ordnance de-
partment Lucius s. French IL back on the
Job as Advertising manager OF the Ma
tional Motor Car and Vehicle Corpora.
ton OF Indianapolis. When he resigned
his army commission. French wore the
double shoulder bars OF . Captain. A. r..
vinton. who looked after National ad-
rector of export sales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
sHErHERDING WITH MOTOR CARS.

Western cattlemen may sheer at sheep
herders. but tho Australian sheepman who
tends his focks from the comfortable
cushions OF Saxon six certainly can
smile at the cowpuncher straddl!ng a
risky bronco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
100 Mile Road Test.

Foremost among these, from tie stand
point of the maker and owner alike, is
the 100 miles road test to which each
car Is subjected under continuous driving
over the open roads around Syracuse in
winter and in summer. The magnitude
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
Owners IRE Better Guides Than Specifications

Public appreciation the influencing the demand for
Overland today The confidence buyers have when ordering
Overland the result of the 900 600 This condition
has original policy placing above all other
considerations This policy, which have adhered
WHY'S Overland
While factories giving precedent work enabled
painsakng deliberate study and planning
marketing better position today that public
appreciation which prestige Overland and built
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

See our 6i5piay, Space s,
at the Automobile Sho9r,
Madi5en SQUARE Ga-de.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES. x
RICHARD A. FORD. Attorney,V !
IN, THE SUPREME COURT OF THE -D

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE LDib
trict of Columbia. Holding the Dquity CppE.
Mary r. Mitchell ct al. plaintiffs. .vs. En-
aieth H. Grimm ct al, defendants.-In EquiH q
and reinsest, the proceeds. of, sale. OF certain
real estate in the, District of Columbia. dfS
scribed q s. part of lot eighteen (1Sl in square
premises 1880 street northwest. On motisn
Of the plaintiffs ii is this 10Th day Of Septenr
her. 1919. ordered that the defendant Wihin48
H. Mullikin, nd all others concerned. ca ~ his
and, their, appears zee to be entered hejeda n
or before the fortieth day. exclusive Of Sund4tU
and legal holidays. occurring after the daS ~
the first puhica ton of this order; otherwise ~
cause will he proceeded with as In case ofs6e-
fault. Provided. copy Of this order. be pub.
lished, once a week fog three successive wse8
Evening Star before said day. ASHLEY, NJ.
GOULD. Justice. (Seal.) true copy-Test;
J. II. YOUNG. Clerk BY +. E. CGNNING
HAM, Asst. Clerk. se20.2T0e& 40
Evening star., 1919-09-21
SULLIVAN 4 CROMWELL. ARTHUR
PETER and, w. II. BADEN, Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding q Probate COurt.--Sl
o5s9O Administra tion.-This is to give notice!
That the subscribers. of the state Of New Yors
and the District Of. Columbia, respectively5---
have obtained from the Probate Court Of d.
District of Columbia letters. testamentary o8v
the estate of Regina Thiebant. late OF the
District of Columbia deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased henh1
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers,
thereof. legally authenticated. to the I'D
scribers. before the 10Th day of Septe3-s
ber. AID. 1890, otherwise they may By hwSe
excluded from all benefit OF said estate. Giyen. :
under our hands this 18th day of SeptemkSk. !
1919. w. NELSON CROMWELL. ~ Walr - 2
New York: WASHINGTON LOAN AGD
TRUST COMPANY. ANDREW PARKER vionp1
Pres. 800 + St NV, WASH, II. c. (GeaID y
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register Of Will
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the lHnef
bate Court. se20, q, ,ocz1 %
Evening star., 1919-09-21

xf fek

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE D11es
trict of Columbia.-H. N. Phillips. plainti ~
vs. Adam A. Umholtx. dffendnnf. AT Law. 49,
6s60e.-The object Of His suit Is to recorsf
from the defendant Adam A. Umholfx the O.
of I've thousand (&5. .000y dollars and COSTS ~
account of certain promissory notes execu144yA
by said defendant. and to have judgments43es
condem nation of certain property Of the defen1..
this suit TO satisfy the plaintiffs ciaimS Ie<gy4
therefore this 18th day of September. feD910
ordered that the defendant. Adam A. Umho1k4z
appear In this court or before the forfeit
day, exclusive of sundays and legal holidatA
after the day of the Afst publication Of 4f
order. TO defend this suit and to show c. f.
Why said condemnatiop mould not be h4@1f
Otherwise the suit will be proceeded. With h4
Ia case of default. Provided. a. copy sot III
order he puhlished At least -osca - week -
three successive weeks iR the WsshiAgtss Ls4
Reporter and The Evening stas HegsRs2sr -
GouIn, Jusfiee. fsesl.l tfua copy: ]: II
YOUNG. Clark. NJ. F1Ho Q. s0ooSNE
Aastsi iC3efk- = 49,. aS1&
Evening star., 1919-09-21
NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE
AND GARAGE

rooms and bath; rec ball; elec. lights. Dining
room. bay window and open freplace.) Con.
crete cellar; pipeiess ,furn.ee; front porch 2
sides. also back porch: attic storage space:
linen closet in hall; house double-sided and
building paper between; concrete asepue tank;
garage, holds cars; lot 75x15e. Property To-
Gated on Clements ave. Bailston. Va; min
utes' walk from Clements ave. station (25 min-
utes' ride from 18th and Pa. ave. on elec.
line); also near Clarenford. on Wash. and Old
Dom. rwy. elec. line. House open for In
spection daily from now on Our sign on
premises. Ready for occupancy in days.
Price, $500. Terms. 81, 900 cash. balance $45
per month includes everything, See this.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
s ROOMS. AND s ACRES

ter hall plan; 8 large bedrooms and extra room
for bath without fxtures; attic: air space;
electric lights: front porch. sides; cellar un.
der half house; salvanised' roof. cutters and
downspouts: many ot,tbuildines. including ga
rage. TOULOUSE and 2-roorn house for servant:
Chicken houses: about 80. fruit trees: nearly
flowers. many large shade trees. etc. Property
located ON Dittmar road. Mr.. Smiths place
Inspect any time. Near vaDderwercken sta
ton. Va. on Great Falls electric line. 4 muss
Price. 81 $50. Terms $750 cash. halance $sS
per month includes everything. Possession IN
IL DAYS.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
f ROOMS AND BATH

Nice Groom and bath home; 8 bedrooms- Tee.
hall. large Kitchen and pantry with window;
porcelain sink; sewerage to river: hot-water
heat; concrete cellar under half Of house: aftac
storage space: front porch on two sides; also
Lot a corner. 50 front by 70 deep. GfapeS
fruit trees, shade trees. etr.: located 4 min
utes' walk from Mackeys station; 60 up the hill
tour sign on property; Mrs. SehroTs place1: .
minutes ride from Georgetown on Great Falls
elec. line; Is minutes ride from center Of city
by auto. Inspect any time you wish. Price;
81, 600; cash. $500; balance $8e.75 per month
includes everything. See this; IT'S gpsd. Pes-
session 10 days<
Evening star., 1919-09-21

By OwNER-A HOME THAT WILL PAY
for itself; three-family apartment hosse; pun.
chaser can occupy first noor apartment and
receive rental Of 4125 per month from the
other two apartments; detached building; large
front and rear porches: Al condition; located
in Takoma Park, D. c., one SQUARE from 9th
A first trust of $500 has Just been plaesd
on this property BY 4 local savings bank
Price for immediate sale. $11 600. -. ~.
Phone Columbia 1858. 10
Evening star., 1919-09-21

s15, 5oo-Twslve rooms, baths; a.m.i.;
laundry: good location on 10th ST
NV; easy terms. No. S1tS.
se,3o0-six rosans, bath; brick: hot-water
hest; Hall pl. No. 2SsS.
s1l,ooo-Eleven rooms bath; modern; Goth
ct. NV. No. 24S.
Ss,e50-Six rooms and two baths: first
class condition: Quincy ct. near
18th. No. ZOOS.
S5,75o-six rooms and hath: hot-water
s17s. awe
$10.ooO-Twelve rooms and bath, modern;
14th n. NV. No. TBS.
Sc, e,500-Six robms and bath; electricity
and gas: corner location; North
Capitol car line. No. 4S0S.
S7,s50-Ten rooms and bath: anil: semi
detached Newton st. NV. No.
1923.
90, 6,s50-eeven rooms and bath; large lot:
hct'water heat: electricity and
gas; Shepherd ct. NV. Nc. $685..
$11 ,000-Twelve rooms. two baths: elec-
tricity and 6as; hct-watsr heat;
open ireplaces; excellent neigh
borhood: p ss. NV. No. 515S.
a'5oo-pss;enss hss;. s f..n.; e., ,s. s.s; l.trose
Irving 1t. NV. No. 523S.
1o,ooo-Roomine house in NV; 10 rooms;
ssss ssa furniture II desired No.
&.700-Gesrkia ave. NV: six rooms:
room for garage; porches; yard;
good condition. No. 20SS.
$6.000-Eight rooms and hath: het.water
heat; 3-stofy brick and basement;
'.r-- st. near 7th. No. 376S.
$5,s50-Seven rooms and bath; gas; hot
water heat, colonial brick; for
colored purchaser; Oregon ave.
NV. No. 511S.
$6.300-Six rooms and bath; laundry:
sieepins Ne Pin. porch; Willard st. NV.
$6,500-4th 1t. NV; six rooms and bsth;
s n.ek and front front yard' good esndi-
$5.30o-Six rooms aad bath: brick: gas:
furnace heat: front and back
a. yard; alley: Lamont st. NV. No.
$S,61o-0pring I'd. NV: modern sf1-
room house; screened porches in
back - upper and lower 6osfs;
large posrh In frost anA beout3ful
= lawn on elevation; vapor heat and
.... electsicity; lsrte esrret; one Of
cd. No. 62s.
rss.s ss.s;,..e ard s.,.s .as;s ssss;
northwest. No. 50eS.
.S.so-K,srer St. near sth: taree bed
edition; ssssi s''eadid vai.s. No.
ss.oooAseve. rooms and oati; a.n.i.:
ssmi.dstscAed; Quincy St NV.
$5.00o-Seven.rpom, semi-detached frans;
large back yard; b st. NV. No.
,31Sa. =. :.
$4ooo-Low cash payment; eight ruons
..d hath; back porch; 2lth st. near
X l.w. No. 2o3G.
$7S00-SiI rooms and bath; sleeping
porch: laundry; Shepherd st. M.
No. 142S.
S7,500-One-story business property;
brick; northwest. No. 4S1s.
ssss.' s::s. NJ. rs IS r. 7:'s: ss'ss:
,s5.sos-psns.en-roon house: yu.. or
Thonas Circle: ami; Wonderful
= :; value. No: 561S.
81. .ooo-ren rooms and two baths; csm-
= pletely furnished; 18Th and sts.
.4o.ose-rifteen rooms: !. c..eni.s...eh.a
ss.ooe-Eseye. rooms and bsth; hvt.v.ter
20. heat' brick house. No PISS.
Aooesir s,'.,. .ee@s .a.t, ..S b.sh; So: wsas
&c. st s.rs se ;e.ts.. .s rooms Ss :ss nd %p.sA
$5.00o-H ST.. me-; business property:
Ass. ave-
, $5.Seo-H ne. near 18th: rooms; sood
business location. No. zoos.
S0.Soo-Eisht rooms and bath: room for
garage; good nefghborhood; Mass,
ave. NE. No. 28zS.
A,2so-Florida ave. n.e.; II IT'S \ 5000
III: ss.odo o.e for H,asS: it:s
Evening star., 1919-09-21
LARGE RIJLDING. So, 400

located on Rallston ave.. Bailston. Va; known
as K. Of P. Hall; has one large room down.
stairs. 27x45. with 8 windows; also same sue
and secoud floors: evidence Of construction, Sec
ond floor has held more than 800 people dancing
at one time; building lighted by gas: hn hisn
cash balance Of 81 500 can run as nfst trust
Would make good two-family nat. garage, store
or warehouse. Vacant. Inspect this. May
ment ont of this we'll built building.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

A REAL. HOME-Six extra
large rooms and bath, foyer en-
trance hall, plenty closet room; !;
double oak foors, open fireplace,
gas range, electric lights; large,
light cellar, with laundry trays
and gas water heater. Located
On largeelot,; just off the bouie-
ward and onef square to cars,
Price, $4,000.
/. Convenient Terms.
THE RIVERDALE5 PARK
. COMPANY.
RIVERDALE, MD.
Take cars on G st.. marked
Riverdale, Berwyn' or Laurel
direct to office.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.
ROOMS. AND GARAGE

Comfortable. 2-story, 6-room home; eiec.
lights mo other modern inpts.D; garage room
for . cars; bedrooms on ID floor; also small
room for bath, without fixtures; screened "a:
story sleeping porch. 9x17; covered front and
back porches: attic storage space: splendid
chicken houses. hold 100 hens each; grapes.
fruit trees: raspberries, flowers, ETC.; ground.
age depth of 14O feet, containing over Of an
acre; located In Radnor HEIGHTS. 80 feet
from Military road and near Fort Myer. va.
Our sign on house: vacant, inspect any time
you wish. Price. s., ,250 Terms, $7O0' cash.
balance s3S per month includes everything.
See this. Places like this hard to get so near
Washington and near car lines.
Evening star., 1919-09-21


-S<~~t" LG
dInvestn
dInsuranc .
=.
= r Phone Franklin
Evening star., 1919-09-21

BRADLEY7 HILIAs As.Mn.-BH1UrTfULL DE-
vstoped I3-acfe country home near Montgonefy
Country Club; car line and macadam road;
practically new 5-room end tile bath bungalow ;
Electricity and every modern-coavenience; ga
rage; large poultry hosse: young orchard; shade
trees; flowers and shfuhbery. This unusually
cation will meet your. approval at $11 900. Ad-
dress Box 21-A. Stxr Dfice. 2Oss
Evening star., 1919-09-21

FOR SALE-PA. AVE. NEAR, 18th NV.
Has two frontages and valuable for many lines
Of business: near Mt Vernon car line terminal; /;
substantial 3-story building with cellar; store
room 70 feet deep: will sell for $17,5OOi less
than assessors valua ton; terms easy; unuenal
opportunity to secure downtown location at
minimum figure; possession soon. as occupant
is monthly tenant.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-sTORE ROOM AND: DWELLING
cheap at $12 500; no iess possession can be
obAtned. as no lease on the premises.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1342. New. YORK. ave.
ONE SQUARE FROM LINCOLN PARK, BTSf-
ness property and we'll established business
stock and fxtufes: large stores seven living
rooms: garage; selling on account Of health
]. H. GRUBB, 1912 b 1t. Sc. 21s
Evening star., 1919-09-21

WHNTED-BY MAN OF EXPERIENCE,
place as farm manager. or would buy farm in
Kindly give particulars. Address Box 10 n,
Star ofice. Zoe.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

VACANT
cellar, ten-room and two-bath dwelling; gas
and electricity; hot-water heat; in excellent
copdition. Price, $4,000. L. J. MILLS, COO
9Th st. NV Main 1851. -
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, OVER HALF
square ground facing on %. and Delaware
ave. s.w.; suitable for small houses or large
warehouse. Property can we'll be- held as In
vestment; steady rise In values. Cheap and
liberal terms. Apply ]. RAYMOND HOOVER
Trustee, District National Bank bldg.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Columbia HEIGHTS.

$1s.s6Aon Fairmont st. n.w.: 10 rooms
beat: electricity and gas: newly
,repovated: 10 minutes from heart
~ OF city: now bringing good in
sso.ooo-Kearteen rooms. three baths. in
"a cluding maids room and bath:
ttr@.7 upstairs sitting room: vapor heat:
Az electricity and gas; sleeping
80 porch and spacious back and front
"a -ssSoposchexsf beaatiful hardwood noers,
i--az rud evefythfnt in perfect eondf-7
Ss-.o 20 tton; large lot to wide alley.
Owner viii show. No. 59OS.
SaoooLnsht rooms and bath: laundry:
"a s,eepiaS porch; Harvard at NV.
,ssec6-Nhe rooms bath: AMI; Hur.rd
No. 13sS. -, .se.1,.-. .,.-s,- :
So.ooo-Hoxsead pa. n.MI; brick: tel
rooms. bath: anil; garare: cell
lar; excellent value, No. 465s.
ee.5oo-Columbia Heights: semi-detached
brick: IL rooms. 9 baths: hot air
and gas; 11th st. cars. No. ATS.
1e.oo0-Ten rooms. bath: laundry: hot
water heat; near Girart: convenient
:. ssft TO 14th 1t. car line. No. 47os.
$s,350-Columbia rd near 14th; rooms
sszz.5- end bath; laundry; porches. No.
255S. y.
s1ssoo-Fifteen rooms and three baths.
- a.m.t.;- excellent condition; Fair
@Ai mont ct. NV. No. 16S.
.t65oIEfght rpoms; hof-air heat: excel
So lent. condition: Monroe near, 11th.
-, No. 1o1S.
spser.s,,. apartments: ..mt;de..ehed
brick; good income bearing prop
edition: northwest. No. 505S.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
suBuHMAN1pHopERTY.
ron E1IELCo1ff1ae1. I.

CONCRETE. BUNGALOW: s. ROOMS AND
and. cookinas lafge lot; located at Ballsten,
va 25 minutes from 18th st. station. Write
tors appeintment. Address Boz 39-A. Star Of
doe. 21e
CAN PLACE roo IN A POSITION TO
%onti. s s0o Asassss se. sa s s5,x. s,.s eses %.
NEW BUNsALow-wooDRI D. c.
hot-water heat. electric liEhta. open fireplace.
bui,t bui,t.in refriser,tor: dish Essnef. @ Price;
builder, 147 Quincy place ne. 2o'
WEST CHEVY Y-CiAsE-NEw. ROOMS AND
bath: hot-water heat. electricity. ETC.; large
lot; Earage: immediste. posscsstoa. Price.
Sl0,5O0 Addrcss Bog ls.A: Star ofiee. 20.
SELECT YOUR ROME SITE IN A NEW SUB
,. division f.ssns connsssseut ave- Get your
property in this locality has greatly increased
in value. So viii yours. Let me explain to
idess at 4 monthly cost Of less than you pay
for rent.
franklin 7e., 72s 14ts st. 2o'
OVER 40 ACRES. JUST OUTSIDE Of THE
Georges county; easy walking ;distxnce Of H
st. car line; fare. 80; splendid property for
eo.ored subd.i.ion; Chscp to s,os.;:a e:f:ss;
tee. TED Dss.ries k.s.essl Bssi .blds. -'
IN VA, IL MIN. FROM wAsR.. BUNGA-,
low. s-roons, baths, amt, h.-w.h., garage,
chicken house; immediate possession: So 0Oe;
terms. Address Boz 149.k, StAr office. 2O'
NEW BUNGALOWI5- RoOMsF AND BArH:
just over District lines electricity. gas range
and water heat: open fireplace: screened
orch; abs lutely modern: lot 45x15O. with
garden planted: garage convenient: near ca
October 1: price. $1,000; terms reasonable
Phone Hyaftsyffle 36S-R. 23s