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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

nounccd ana ho played u so often
mat u gained him fne uamt uI hyIng
10 unc-pnrt uctsr
NHid" from hlr lvuIIfs lf urfiun.
Joseph jefferson uHa huuorrd fuJ OTIS
q movements HH H Hni
drHuiutlHt and ErrHfIH loved fuf bus
chtfm and simplicity oI character.
10 was an urtcut fishermen and nu.
d'nt % luNrr uI uHilft tUd a'ru Il-
voted to painting
David Hume bonn |H IHIIIufrh bon
ltll wHs philosopher uIsIuI.tr uu
political economist &c. characterized
himself ls go wHu ul mlII disposition
of command ui I.mp,r. ,p,r .1,..f
aud cheerful huW0I raplli, uf at.
lirhWsnt hui htiIH sus, ,ptiHlr uf ou
hiiiN. Do ol EHDfI moderation Boo uI
nl Doc passions iu Other words. be-
hii tho iionl Temperament 0I tn, True
philosopher.
ills philosophical wuuura markell
70 NlFhn' epoch IU tho Hef .iuumtrt
of modern tnuUuII
hosm1tsw is p|uppyism thut hu
obtained IH growth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
WHY MARTIN DIED
BY n ASDmcToN BRUCE
Astsss &C ss1ns niddls Of P<,snzity.' ''Psvchslou a6
PArenthood." Etc
fcop, right 1919. W the Associated Newspapern)

Thia may seem ircncdihle. But the
fact Ia that fear has killed many
men besides CAPTAIN Martin especial.
~ when preceded. ~ In this ease b. d
Ions period OF worry.
You may be sure that the death
threats troubled him. a h. safo 90
say that. consciously or unconscious
~. he brooded over Thorn and over
the event leading up 10 them.
And. because % the destructive ef-
fcets Of worm on The bodily orsanism.
he brOOdlng would itself have hssu
enough 40 10 undermine his constitu-
ton a. 10 cause a fatal collapse Shcn
The false idea that he had been llis.
oned took possession OF his mind.
The illness from witch he unioubt-
cat, suffered may have hcen nothing
q serious Than n slight attack of
indigestion. Had hts mind lscan Va.
rene a suick recovery would probably
have onsued But hls mind was not
nerens.
Hill worry or worry mas tin you.
IN the warning 20 be- nrawn fr1m MIA
trtric death. And there "a. thou
sands Of uE who, ~ this sorg mo.
ment. greatly need 20 heed nat warn
ing
We are worrying over mast faults.
errofsl misfortunea. We are woof-
ina over nsturc calhmitica that mas
never occur. Ana hY our pcraiHtlnt
worrfing ~r are little ~ little rc.
dueinE "a vital rennurgoa 10 a point
where q sudden shock o. au oihsf.
wise slight Illness may raln power Ia
nlaN.
a Ia by no means impossible H.
conqaer worry. To replace ii iv a
calm. confident altitude II quite with.
10 a chronic worricf's rctrn. A..
turcdiy he substitution "a worth his
best effort.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

A r THE sound 81 hat ROSTERS
~ voice on the other side o. he
= little swamp, koddy became a
changed foN. Gould you have been
sitting where you could have seen him
us dld Hlasky the crow you never.
never would have GUESSED MAT Ready
had run r. very long distance % was
tired hc did not oycn glance up FL
IlHrkN the crow. &c ala not even say
thank yuu 20 Hlarky fur having
shown him the way tie looked
neither "a the right nor to the lcft.
but with eyer fxUd eagerly ahead he
began To- steal forward hwlftls.
Making mo- sound, Tor Heddr can
step very lightly when he chooses
"a. he trotted swiftly through the
little swamp ANTI he drew ncIr the
other side Then be CrouChcd cluro
10 b covered ground lnd bee
Ean To steal from bush to bush until
he reached the fallen trunk 81 o. tree
in the yer, edge ~ the swamp To
his he cuwisd uu hiH stomach aud
pceped around tho end Of d.
Everything was as Hiucky the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

A lave tou Rad tho singular story
Of the urplh Of Captain william
Martin. a. recently narrated in
a press despatch from Enelandf u
you did read a. hAte you taken home
20 gosrueii The lesson y % poignant
i~l me nscaii briefly the salient
Captain nartin dunns the great
war was the commandef " n hriuhh
fIawlcf Cruising q dag la tho North
sea. he sighted q wrecked zsppelln.
20 Witch ltn crew were desperately
clmklnE. Their only hope 10 escape
death hy drowuinH war that captnin
Martin would piek them up. No other
But che crew OF the trawler mum
bfIed oAly ten, - compared with
eighteen Germans on the wrecked
Xeppcliv. Memories o. German treach-
cry weft fresh N the English cap
tain's mind. lie decided ~ take no
chances but 20 Leave the bombrrs Of
women and children 10 their fate.
In GERM ~. notwithstanding the
notorious ~inhumnnlty OF that a
uutrry over cupfnln Martins action.
lfe receiyeh numerous letters threat
eninr his ME.
Nfarlt o. year later. soon after
snloklns d ciEn rette fros. q Kilt pack
urr sent 20 Mn through the MALTA. he
hfcnma 10. Al ono he conceived the
idea thpt n pfO-uermnn had m some
why TniaonCu the packafe 81 clgH-
reitca and that he was doomed.
Chemists promptly analysed the
package and Informed him that u
did MOI contain = trace % 20 . He
would nol believe them-and died.
Death from sheer fright. was the
verdict % HE attendinn physician.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

Crow had said. Noi Tar away was
= farmyard. ana waikinr about IN ~
was . big rooster iurdinE u oNcr a
bin flock 81 fat hens. They were not
shut In BY n wire fence a.. were
Farmer nrown'n hens. home werc
takinK n sun bath just IN front of
the barn door. others were scai,
tered about pichinf up bits ~ food
which had bona thrown out for them
A few were scratching m uomc straw
IN the COW yard In the barn a
horse stamped. Prom tho farmhouse
sounded the voice of q woman sing-
ing. once the door % tho farm.
house opened and IN aprctiSinr odor
noated a 10 tickle the nose %
HeddN.
Reddy looked sharply for signs of
a dos Not one could he seen. ~
thora raj a dos ne must be either
In the barn or In the hoene. u was
quite clear 10 noddy that no foxes
had bothered this flock OF fat hens
lie was sorcly tempted 10 rush out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

II HE dny wnH dying r~pieuhilly o.
D. had lived. The piercing rye
vi the sun ln such a rluudicss
dcuthicrH SKY hnu given me u rcuHo
hnmeasurahle breadth aud space
one misses hmunE The peaks whore I
Lave lately lived. they shut u lu
reaching their jealous spires intu the
clouds Here We we're Hauuter.
inr down Il broad. SIN valley my
friuud and 4 IT, border 81 shadow
hills seeming Ca offer 60 uur eye only
re- measure which ur distance inf
nltoly multiplied. A cloudy tanrlc of
loufless willow which edged "a tiny
wandering through % plain
repeated the broken outlines ~ the
hills bel smaller scale and before ua
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
THE DEATH OF DAY
BY JOHN BREcK

the crimsoa fun si.pp,d Into ihr suio
300.
AR n earth alike wrre nHuhr1 in
t1o crimson glow Hs though tho Huu
cluuE luVluF.Y Co thrm still. hIH touch
ryadrd only b Huilon sea CulH.
icHdcn ufclrs- b. spread Gar back.
Tar beyond the ruu itself Do Frrmrd.
uutl u was lost Boz thn fur-hHuk that
-eurruHChcd on the heavens Tho hnri.
zou WnH Hpllshed with crimson clouds.
scattered lH though nf the Titanic
struggle &c tho reluctant dHV Co.,.
ucrCrpthly me warm rnY chilled tu
pink. then tn violet Tho uHIu green
line ~ the lower akY allttIrl JOEL th,
blue color faded fou .hr,r. uuI tl,
gray uf uleht closed Iu over fH.f stray
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

Neat story Ia,Iencc mud Imra-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

aud grab one Of them at once. but
he didn't lie M Tar too clever
10 40 anything like that until he
waa absolutely surc that u would
be safe.
80 Reddy lay fiat behind the old
tree trunk with just hts noas and
his eyes showinc around The end OF
u and studied what would be best
q do. Ne was Fure that he could
ret one 81 those tat hens. hut he
wanted more Early that morning
Reddy would have been quite con-
tent with ono but nov that De Va
pure that he could set one he wanted
mote. n he were too bold and
frightened those hens no catching
one. they would make such a. racket
that they would De- sure 60 hflur
some one from the farmhouse The
thing g. do was 20 Doc patient until
he could catch one without aiarminr
the others. Thon perhaps he would
be- unle 60 catch another Nnddy de-
cldcd "a Doc patient and wait
Neat story; ifaticncc mud Imta-
ticntx.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

The many socniicI progressive peo.
pie are always looking for an oppor-
tuuity 70 butt ln.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

Whcn ~ wumnn OF forty laughs
heartily shs really means w.
Evening star., 1919-05-06
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR WRECKING HOUSES
southeast, Washington, ID. C.-Sealed proposals
will be received at Z. s. Housing Corporation
613 G street. May o. IL am, for wrecking
squares 1897 and 1102, Southeast Washington.
Form of proposal and specifications be oh
tanned upon application. 613 Il st. NV. my45t
CFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District Of Columbia. Washington d. e..
May ., 1919. Sealed proposals will be
| ,ed at this Office. Room I'll. District Build
ing until O'Clock p. M "Wednesday. May 81.
1919. for furnishing and delivering ASPHALT
PAVING BLOCKS: REFRESHED, tlTRlFIED.
SILVER INVERT BRICKS: CASTINGS.
ASPHALT PAVING CEMENT; PORTLAND
CEMENT; ROAD OILS; TARS AND BITUMI-
NOUS PATCHING MATERIAL; FUEL OIL:
PAVING PITCH AND TERRA Gotta
BROKEN STONE. SAND. AND GRAVEL.
during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1891
and ending June 30. 1920. for use of the vari'
Gus branches Of the Government Of the District
Of Columbia. Form Of Proposal. Specihcatioa
and necessary information may be obtained
from the Purchasing Oticer. D. c., Room $50,
District Building. LOUIS BR0WNLOW. w.
CWYNN GARDINER. CHARLES W. KUT3,
Commissioners. d. c. my3-6t .exSu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. p. G..
Washington, ID. C., May l, 1919. Sealed pro.
posals will be received at the office of the
Secretary to the Board Of Comm missioners, Roo N
511 District building. until = O'Clock pm.
Wednesday. May 81, 1919. for paving varioa
streets and avenues in the District Of ColuTn-
bia with sheet asphalt. Forms of proposals.
specifca tions. together with necessary infds
ms tion may be obtained from the Chief Cle-k
of the Engineer Department. Room 427, Dis
trict building. LOUIS BROwNLOw. W.
GwYNN GARDINER. CHARLES W. KUN,
..-::::.:::--:ioneds, d. c. my1-6t. ex.oo
Evening star., 1919-05-06
FOR sALE-HOUSES.
COntlnueA.


DON'T MISS THIS UFFER-LEAViNG THE
city. will sell my sroom home. squares
OF Saul's Addition. l square OF lith 81; car
line twest): everything complete: new avn
tnEs. screens and metal weather stripped
here's your chance; don't fail 10 see it. For
inspection. phone Col. 1870 after $50 am. t.
AM OFFERING AT A Low FIGURE
4 NICE S-ROOM HOME,
Best part of 5th ST. ne.
F. c. CATS. sO2 st. NV. 81
FOR SALE-NY OWNER-54l8 33rd ST.
Chevy Chase. ID. C.: beautiful home, 10 large
rooms. two tiled baths: open fireplace; ALI.
modern improvements: large closets: broad
vrrandas: spacious grounds and quantities OF
shade. Come and see II before purcha sing else
where. Price. eleven thousand tSl1 .n0i. TO-
400 BLACK. NEAR CORNER. BELOW X. 1.
ave.--Weli built residence. large rooms: high
ceilings. room for double garage: snitahle for
physics home and business combined: good
future. Possession.
On the hill. Col. Heights-l0 rooms. 2 baths:
h.w. heat; elec. Possession. Good terms.
$500.
Brook In nd--Cozy home six rooms: INV. heat
elec.; practically new: immediate possession.
$500.
Above Park r"nd--6 rooms: INV. heat: cleo :
porches: room for garage:casy terms. Pos
session. 81. 80.
THOMAS T.. PETTY Realtor. 2ol3 14th St
Evening star., 1919-05-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

A MOST CHARMING HOME OF
irresistible appeal. In an unsuT-
passabIe location: seven rooms ana
bath: electric lights: sleeping
porches. garage for two cars; sta
finpary fubs; beautiful shade trees
and picturesque location. Price.
IS. 800: good terms.
WILLIAM =. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & Sager. Inc.
Phone Main 9S.
IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL POR-
ticn Of Petworth: practically new:
six rooms and hath; NV; H.: ele"
tric lights: hardwood floors and
trim: room for garage In rear.
Price. S6.5OO: terms.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & Sager. Inc.
Phone Main 9s.
4 SPLENDID RARGAIE. ONLY
81 800: come in and see us regard
ing this: eight rooms and bath: e1-
ceptionaily large, wide front We
randa; In splendid condition; good
terms: in northeast.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & Sager. Inc.
Phone Main 9S.
\ HOUSE THAT WILL RE SOLD
quickly: price. $3.50: an eAcep-
tionally good home with eight
rooms; downtown. near govern
mcnt dcpa rtmcnts: very large yard.
WILLIAM 8. >'HILLIPS.
SurrrsSn- to pIrillina - Socpr Inc
Phone Main 81
rNGT TESTIONABLY THE lsi>c
buy in thoroughly constructed
home; ten rooms. three floors;
bath. h.-w. H.: room for garage:
large. airy basement: this is a
sure Investment. Price. $3.50:
terms can be arranged.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Successor TO Phillips & Sagcr, Ing.
Phone Main 8S.
EVERY HOME SEEKER OUGHT
to see this good buy. only 81 $50:
well finished: ak rooms and bath:
INV. H.: 500 cash. balance on
easy terms: In southeast.
WILLIAM q. PHILLIPS.
SHccessoT 10 fNllllbS q Sager, Inc.
Phone Main 9s.
on EXCELLENT TERMS: AL
most new: six rooms and ba til with
every modern convenience: very
handsome home. in northeast: ga
rage. Price. $3.50.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips L Sager. Inc.
Phone Main 9s.
AN ELEGANT HOME TO RE
sold at sacrifice; six rooms
and bath: semi-detached brick;
open hreplsces: large. attractive
back yard; double porch in rear;
wide veranda in front: h.-w. h.:
electric lights: il you are looking
for an unusual opportunity. here It
is. Price. $3.50; interesting
terms: northwest
WILLIAM &. PHILLIPS,
Successor to Phillips 4 sager. Inc.
Phone Main 90.
IN PERFECT CONDITION. PRAC-
tically new; near Lincoln Park, in
strictly new neiRhborhood; six
rooms and bath; modern and other
built-in conveniences; very attrac-
tive grounds. Price, 1850; very
reasonable terms.
WILLIAM s.. PHILLIPS,
Successor to Phillips 4 sager, Inc,
1409 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main 9s.
Evening star., 1919-05-06
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

LARGE BLUE GRASS FARMS-SMA1,L
farms, near city, on steam and electric rs IL
road: suitable trucking. poultry, dairy aud
fruit: several large orchards. bearing. ]. M
kINCHEIJOE, 945 Pa. ave. NV. Washington
ID. &. Phone Main 6457.
40 ACRES HALF CLEAR: SMALL. HOME:
farm buildings; 90 miles Southern X. r.; Va.
$50 fruit trees; mile and half station. 81 500.
Half cash.
GEO. C. WALKER. Kenos bldg. 11th & Il. s.
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED FOR
40 acre farm, close to railroad, % miles from
Washington: good house and outbulldngs:
plenty fruit; terms to suit. Address BOX
247-M. Star office. -
70 ACRES WOODLAND, 8 MILES EAST OF
Beltsville Nd; can clear price cord wood
alone; give-away at 81. s25; clear: payments
to suit; sell to colored or white; consider au-
tomobile or grocery in trade. Address Box
170-M, Star Office.
Evening star., 1919-05-06

FOR SALE-IMPORTANc
ALWAYS READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHONE NJ 2332 FOR NUMBERS. OR CALL
AT OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS. THE
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES SO Low
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 n Y. AVE- NV
Evening star., 1919-05-06

DOWNTOWN BARGAIN
Mass are. 11-reom brick; splendid location
u.,- --s JOHN A. PETTY.
ATTRACTIVE HOME; rms. b. Easy terms.
CHAs. w. STEERS. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. 6'
FOR sALE-Near GA. AVE. & Lamont, s., $50
Modern , brick, 5 rms. b.: Terms.
CHAs: ". STEERS, 1920 \. Y. ave. NV. g.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; 12-Ro0M CO.
premises. 1920 Albemarle st. NV. s.
FOR sALE-DETACHED HOME IN BROOK
land D: c.; semi-colonial and California de-
sign; silver-tone shiDgle effect which makes
one OF the most charming homes in this Sec
ton; six large rooms; ample closets; large
yards; hot.wat heat. and most economical
house; 81 500 cash; balance carried same as
rent, including interest. Particulars, address
Boz 1S4-M. Star office.
FOR sALE-2-sTORY, GROOM FRAME
with two.story brick warehouse and smoke.
house and stable in rear; large double lot,
suitable for market dealer. Only se,5O0. L.
J. MILLS. Cos 9th st. NV.
TWO-STORY AND CELLAR BRICK DWELL
Ing, on ct. NV; arranged to use as nat:
room for garage; 5000. l.. j. MILLS. COS
9th st. NV.
FOR CoLORED-oN EASY TERMS: SIX.
cation; $4,000.
SO Fenton st. n.e.-5-room brick; rent SIS;
$l.4OO: 1. J. MILLS. eos 9th NV.
IN HYATTsVILLE, MD. on THE BEST
ave.-A seven-room, bath and large attic
house, in first-class condition; ami: a very
attractive home in the most desirable suburb
Of Washington: price, $4,500. Inquire OF
OWNER,s4S20 14th st. NV. g.
ss,6oo-NEAR COL. RID. AND 14th-oCCU-
pied BY owner; best Groom house in this Sec
ton; In AL condition: yard to paved alley.
Terms. Possession> Franklin 80s5. g.
3e,s5o-oWNER pIsPosES OF BEAUTIFUL
bungalow. northwest; modern throughout; Al
condition: sleeping porch: large lawn; trees;
shrubbery. Franklin 8OS5. g.
Ssooo-NORTH OF PARK ROAD AND 18th
Modern Groom house, in excellent condition;
large yard; room for garage; act quick; owner
leaving city. Franklin 30s5. 8s
FOR sALE-UNFURNIsHED H0UsE-To
bath: modern improvements. Rented. $35. so
per month. Price. 5000. Early possession.
JESSE l.. HEIsKELI4. 14O3 st. NV.
FOR SALE-AT $s.lOO: BY OWNER: 2sTORY
furnished Groom and bath brick house: hot and
cold water: latrobe heat: front and back porch;
nice lot; house Ia nicely furnished; located in
Sc. part of city, in strictly white section, l
block from car line. The house rents for $50
per month and can give possession hrst Of
June. Cash or easy terms; will take small car
a. part payment. Address Box 161 N. Star
ONCE. So
Evening star., 1919-05-06

Near 18th and Euclid SITS. NV.
yapor heating; electric lights; home In perfect
condition; has deep lot to paved alley: prop
erty clear of trusts; possession given by owner.
Price, 5000.
House Of nine rooms and bath: deep lot to
paved alley; near 14th and Park road NV;
owner on premises. This is a bargain. Price,
$500.
Home Of six rooms and bath; near 18th and
Meridian SITS. NV. Only $3.50.
Home in Georgetown; almost new: six rooms
and bath; lot 25x180; sacrifice; 1920.
Home in northeast; near Sth and sts.: nine
rooms and bath; fine condition; bargain. $3.50.
Downtown home; nine rooms and bath; walk
ing distance to ali departments. "a. 600.
See me for bargains in homes. have q num-
Der to pick from
T. B. BROWN,
141s F st. NV. Franklin 2es3.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-DETACHED; EIGHT
well located. $500 less than you can build
for today. Call Col. 1851. between 8 and Z
pm.
s7,6oo-woRTH $4,000. VICINITY MASS
tiled bath. h.w:h.. large lot; y block car line.
$3.50 cash. balance easy monthly payments.
Phone Main 42s4. Room AZ. Cochran Hotel.
s12 5OO-WORTH $4,000 HEIGHTS NV.
14th st. line extended 10 rooms. bath. ga
strip; large corner lot; h.w.h.; anil: living
room, 1924; oak floors; breakfast rooms; pan
try; rear stairs; shade trees; cold storage ;
large attic. Very easy terms. Phone Main
1854, Room 412. Cochran Hotel.
38.OO0-wORTH sl1,5OO. CHEVY CHASE
bungalow. Early possession. Z rooms, 2 baths.
wonderful shrubbery, center hall type, open
fireplace: bedrooms have hot and cold running
water; lot 65xls5: y block Conn. ave. cars;
terms. Phone Main 1884. Room AZ, Cochran
Hotel.
Evening star., 1919-05-06

Now vACANT-A NICE HOME. $4,000
Cash. $1,000. balance $50 MONTH large
rooms and tiled bath: cellar furnace. servants
toilet. laundry tubs. bult-in refrigerator.
front and bnck porches, large back yard and
alley; Al condition: thoroughly modern 80
X ST. ne. NEWSOM. 1l1O II ne.
$7.5tO: $3.50 CASH.
Hrand new: vacant: near Massachusetts Ave
nue. Heights ak rooms: hardwood floors; Lot
water heat: 23 feet wide by 157 feet deep;
one half square to cars.
PETWORTH.
$1,000: 81 900 cash. balance. $40 monthly;
near 18th and Shepherd: six rooms: hot-water
heat: hardwood floors and trim; colonial porch :;
big lot to paved alley.
1.th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE Ne
81. 100: 81. 800 cash: BUNGALOW five rooms
and bath; hot water heat; electricity; imme-
diate possession.
HYATTSVILLE- $50: $50 cash
BUNGALOW. new. five rooms; ami. large
lot; vacant
BERWYN-$3.5OO: $500 cash
One acre Of ground; six rooms and ba tn:
cottage: hot-water heat; IA blocks to ears 4;
good condition.
.. Il. ZANTZINGER.
<o,n vnrE
Evening star., 1919-05-06

FOR sALE-PRICE, $85Oo. SPLENDID
buy In a suburban home. within a few min
utes' ride Of the city; located this side Of Ft.
Myer. close to car line: beautiful home with a
wonderful view Of the river and city; fully de-
tached six and bath house, having hot
water heat. electric lights. garage, chicken
house and hree-Quarters Of an acre of ground.
Convenient terms of sale can be made and i'm
mediate possession given.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14O6 a st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-05-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
18th srR4HT arTRoE TRSFip4 "a s5eF1SS zo,,
noerea atte bath: h~ Re.s. s;ees1i. : nsi:
aoors; subweather boarded; lot 57zi1o; blsei
'l0 SANE aS kocaaek. ke itTaeSi 4pSeiSiHo. Hssii ING
b-room bungalow; all modern tnpssvs.
MENU GIARGNpoN. o. itIS; va VS.. tsisST sSSTios.
light eaa s.:: Iesd .issd ' lot: Sisei: :'ss e es
's'' Price, + He1Nr ieS1i RAINIER.
b-soom bungalow: pebble -dashsd: nsdszs,
lot s0.l'o Price; s1ysSS.,, st;SS9i
shade. lawn. fruit: lot se11to. Psiss. a.ssa "a
WooDR!pGE. D; 9.
STONE FAIRFAX.
Ask for Crossman.
HANDSOME 1a-RooM MODERN DWELLING.
Is acres. garden. fruit, hot-water heat. ten
New s-room dwelling. bath. heat, electric
light ETC., Cherrydale, Va........ 5000
Large modern dwelling, barns. etc. macadam
road, miles from city; so acres fine
land NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..... $4,000
Farms, large and small. houses and lot. In
Fairfax and Alexandria & counties. Va:
COURTLANDS w. lNC..
4Os Metropolitan Bank Bldg. NJ. 807s.
.7T1 VISTA FACING ROCKVILLE EIEc.
tric and pike beautiful home of 10 rooms
ami. I; electric motor and pump: drilled we'll
fne shade and lawn: fruit in bearing tenant
house garage and all necessary outbuildings;
Az acres Of land; possession at once. Price,
81. 900: terms. =.
This is the best buy on the PIKE. See II
and make offer.
LEWIS KEISER.
Bethesda, Md. Phone Bethesda 90. o.
s-ROOM HOUSE-LOCATED IN FRONT OF
Wsstmore Station, b. & 0. r. r.. and Lincoln
Highway: near Rockville Offer of 81 $50 buys
this attractive home If sold within five days.
Immediate possession. GEO. +. HULL Rock
vile, Md. .
4 ACRES FERTILE LOAN; SMALL HOME:
vacant: valuable orchard: 125 trees in full
bearing; miles cars; 10 miles Va: 81. $50.
GEO. c. WALKER, kenois bldg, 11th and ..
Evening star., 1919-05-06

FOR sALE-PRICE, s1o.5oo. COMPLETELY
furnished or $3.50 unfurnished: well located
in Washington Heights, thoroughly modern,
ten-room brick house; in fine repair; good lot ;
paved alley; room for garage; rooms now rent
ed bring in S125 monthly; immediate posses
sion.
BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC. 1905 st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-05-06

COLORED PURCHASERS
six-room and bath brick; ALMOST new: sher-
man ave. near Fairmont ct. Price, s., 500;
cash payment. $500.
ALEX. s. CLARKE. Jr.. 1893 G st. NV.
sAUL'S ADDITION.
Within q square and q half Of 18th st. car
line. An attractive detached home Of rooms.
reception hall, bath, hot-water heat and cleo
tric lights; on 4 beautiful lot: 40x110 It. to
alley; present occupant will vacate June LIST.
Price reasonable. Terms
JOHN QUINN CO., Inc. 704 18th NV Main 1875.
ARTHUR CARR.
1101 p street northwest
FOR SALE.
A 6ne corner house,
Maryland ave. ne.
rooms and bath.
Hot-water heat.
Extra lot and garage.
Price, 5000.
A comfortable 6-room brick ne
Price, s., 800
A FINE BRICK DWELLING, -
In 1A Droit Park near Fla. ave.
rooms and bath.
Furnace heat.
PricA. &4.750.
ARTHUR CARR,
1101 q street northwest
on MOZART ST NEAR 18th AND COL.
road n.w.-An attractive, 2-story. ay-window
brick; rooms. tile bath. cellar, hot-wster
heat, inclosed sleeping porch electric lights.
Vacant. Immediate possession. Price, 81 600.
Terms arranged. n. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 ct. NV. or 7th and H SITS. ne.