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Filnograns.

Marble balustrades have replaced
the temporary wooden ratings that
lead to the balcony of Loew's Palace
An unavoidable delay prevented their
installation in time for the opening in
November.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-FARM IN FLORIDA; WONDER
full opportunities, two to four crops a year;
grow fruits. flowers and vegetables In mid
winter. raise livestock. cattle, hogs and chick
eEs. Own your own home in the land Of sun
shine. No snow or coal bills in Florida. Don't
invest here until you know what you're doing.
For your own protection learn the Truth
About Florida" by reading the states big az
ricultural journal; answers questions, tells
facts. both the good and the bad. Our bust
ness is to tell the truth; not selling
land OF boosting any thing but the greatest state
in the Union. Send PC for three months trial
subscription: money back if not satisfied. Ad-
dress THE FLORIDA GROWER, Box 1885,
Tampa. Florida.
FOR SALE - FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT AND
poultry farm. four acres, fenced; seyen-room
house; porch end windows screened; poultry
houses and outbuildings; well with pump; bear
ing fruit trees; garden; borders beautiful lake.
cheap if sold at once. Owner. 1347 Newton,
Erook1and.
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The story of the work of the SAL
walton Army in Tightening the bur
dens of the American soldier abroad
ie to be told in big Paramount-Art-
craft special to be released the 1st Of
January. 1t will have no STARS"
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Robespierre's Views.

1.-The committee has absolutely for
gotten to- recognize the obligations Of
fraternity which unites men of all
nations and their rights to mutual as
sistance 1t seems to have ignored the
matter Of the universal alliance of
peoples against tyrants. 1t might be
said that your declaration has been
made for one herd of human creatures
shut off In corner of the world. and
not for that immense family to which
nature has given the earth as a place
in which to dwell. I propose to YOU
to fill the gap to which I call atten-
ton by submitting the following ar
ticles:
ers, and the different peoples must
help each other in proportion to their
power and as becomes citizens of the
same state.
''"2. He who Expresses one ma
ton declares himself the enemy of
"'"3. Those who make war on one
people to arrest their course of lib
erty and destroy their rights must be
pursued by all, not as ordinary crimi-
nails, but as extraordinary criminals
and brigands.
"."4. Kings. aristocrats. tyrants.
whoever they be. are in revolt against
the sovereign of the earth, which Is
mankind, and against the liberator Of
the universe, which is nature"
New Proposal in 1898.
"Gregoire also proposed. on June
is, 1898, the adoption of a declaration
of the rights of mankind. The con-
vention, however. limited itself to the
inclusion of the following in the con-
stitution:
"'The people of France are the
friends and natural allies of free peo-
pies. They will not interfere in the
government of other nations: they
will not permit other nations to in
terfere in theirs. They will give asy-
lum to foreigners banished because Of
their espousal Of freedoms cause, and
they will refuse asylum to tyranta.
They will not make peace with an en-
! envy occupying their territory"
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS IDEA
NOT A MODERN INVENTION

Continued from First Page)
forming one society, the object Of
which is the security and happiness
of all its members
.. That in this great general So
ciety the peoples of the states, con-
sidered as individuals. shall enjoy the
same natural rights and submit to
the same rules of justice as individ-
uals in partial or secondary societies
3. That, consequently, no people
shall invade the property of another
people, nor shall any people be de-
prived of their liberty and natural
advantages.
~ That any war begun for any
reason other than the defense of a
just right is an act of oppression
which the whole society is bound to
repress. because the invasion of one
state by another threatens the liberty
and security of all.
Therefore the national assembly
DEGREES as an article to the constitu-
ton:
That the French nation forbids
from this moment any war to increase
its present territory
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in "In the Hollow of Her Hand:
Wednesday and Thursday, Mary Pick
ford, in Johanna Enlists"; Friday,
Louise Huff, in 1.-THE Sea Waif"; Sat
urday, Lila Lee, in "Such Little Pi-
rate"
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estate, well rented. for small farm In southern
Nd; value arout 5000. Address Box Tim,
Star office. So
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SHORTAGE Of LABOR
FOUND NEAR CAPITAL
Conditions Vary in Different Parts
of Country, With Surplus Of
Men in Some Places.

A general shortage of labor in tho
Immediate vicinity of Washington
and through Virginia. with supply
and demand about equal in other
southern points. is indicated in a re-
port on labor conditions throughout
the country issued by the Department
of Labor.
The report states that shortages in
labor now exist at nearby points in
Maryland and Virginia. with manu-
featuring plants increasing their
forces. and shortages in labor exist in
West Virginia Georgia needs textile
workers, and plants throughout the
state are adding to their forces. North
Carolina shows shortages. and plants
in that state are taking back their
employees.
Labor Surplus in West.
Most of the cities of the far west
report a labor surplus, which Is ex-
pected to be absorbed by the build
ing program contemplated all over
the country, to be pushed by the De-
partment of Labor. Supply and de-
mand in Spokane are about equal;
Los Angeles shows slight increase.
and the San Francis surplus stands at
1900. Oregon needs farmers, car
penters, laborers. clerical workers
and woodsmen. Kansas City and ST.
Louis show a growing labor surplus.
with a surplus reported from other
cities throughout the west.
Boston reports a surplus Of labor OF
about 1920 men. There is a demand
for textile cotton workers with q
surplus of about $500 in machine
tool hands with slight SURPRISES In
hotel and restaurant employees. paint
ers, electricians and farm labor.
New York Conditions.
In New York city firms are increas-
ing the number of employees, but sup
ply and demand are about equal Buff
falo shows a large surplus. A short
age of laborers. machinists, machine
tool hands, ship workers, woodsmen
and agriculturists is Indicated in the
reports from that state. Shortages are
reported all over the state of Penn.
sylvania, while SURPRISES are report-
ed all over the northern section OF
the middle west.
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Predicted Worldwide Laws.

1--WE dare to predict-and perhaps
the time is not far distant-when the
people of France will give laws to the
whole world and all the nations will
come to unite with it, not only that
all men shall be men, but that they
shall be also friends and brothers
The people of Avignon wish to be the
first Being in the middle of France
speech, we desire the same laws.
THE assembly annexed Avignon
only after having assured itself by
careful investigation that such was
the will of its Inhabitants. The prin-
ciple of the free consent of peoples
was respected by the French revolu-
ton in all subsequent annexations-
in the cases of Savoy. Nice, Monaco
and the left bank of the Rhine The
populations were consulted by means
of conventions, whose members were
elected by the people or by direct
vote of the inhabitants of each COM
mune. In the national archives are
many prints and manuscripts bearing
witness to the faith of the French in
observing the principle of the free
consent of peoples as proclaimed by
the assembly at it's session of May %,
1890.
Let us recall that several times
during the revolution the question
came under discussion that the declara-
ton of the rights Of man should include
declaration Of the rights of mankind
In the session Of the national conven-
ton, April "a, 1898, Robespierre thus ex-
pressed himself:
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FOR sALE-NEW HOUSE. FURNISHED; I'M
mediate possession; Mt. Pleasant section, near
14th ct. Phone Col. 26SS-J. Sc
FOR SALE-No. 81 T ST. NE: TWO-STORY
six-room brick house; all modern improve
ments: now vacant; immediate possession.
GEORGE TRUESDELL. 1901 Wyoming ave.
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TAEOMA PARK HOMES

MEAN COMFORT AND ECONOMY.
Excellent tile bungalow; choice location; not
quite complete; $500: you should see this
little gem. Also others to select from. 5, 6, Z
and rooms; very reasonable; large lots.
Splendid Groom cottage, just completed; up-to-
T. 8, 8, TO- IL. Il. II, IS, 20 rooms; 50 200 to
$40, 600. Several little farms. good terms.
immediate delivery. Sold a cottage Saturday
was ready for delivery Tuesday. Look lis over
TAKOMA PARK REALTY COMPANY
Col. 7796-W. Takoma Park, ID. c.
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IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
splendid bldg lots, Circle choice sec.
ton; 50x107 each on grade: all improve
ments: ideal home site; fine shade low figure
for quick sale: easy terms. Address Box 9-M.
Star office
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Not Wholly Adopted.

Though this proposition was not
adopted in whole by the convention,
1t was vigorously applauded and its
essential part approved by the con-
vention when it adopted on May %,
1890, the following rule, proposed by
the Duke of Lewis and approved by
Mirabeau: That the French nation re-
fuses to engage in any war for con-
quest and will never employ it's forces
against the liberties of any people
That proposal became an article of
the French constitution. 1t covers the
principle of the free consent or self
determination of peoples or the right
of peoples to choose and pursue their
own destiny so long as such choice
and pursuit do not override the cor
responding rights of other peoples.
This principle was soon invoked
and applied in the case of the annex
alton of Avignon. On June 26, 1890.
the constitutional assembly admitted
the deputies from Avignon. who came
to ask the annexation of their city to
France. They said:
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,nly s.. 500. q. T. LAW. 1919 d st. Sc. s
B-ROOM BRICK sEM-DETACHED HOUSE
hardwood floors: all modern improvements
Buy your home now!
Prices will be much
higher with signing of
the Peace Treaty.
Labor will not be ma
terially lower.
Therefore the cost of
material cannot be.
Vacant land will soon
command much better
prices.
The supply of new
houses in the next
twelve months will not
equal one-tenth of the
demand.
We can sell you
choice homes at 500 to
1870 of the reproduction
cost.
Two choice $50 street resi-
dences, near 18th street; owner
wishes to sell one of them; one
IL rooms and 3 baths; one 10 rooms
and baths: hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights. sleeping porch. Prices
$4,000 and $3.50 Possession.
~ (vernonl street. between
18th and 18th streets northwest;
southern exposure: 10 rooms and
bath. Price, 1880.
18th street near California ave-
nue.: rooms and bath; furnace;
good business future. Price,
81, 500
Goth street near TX" street; 0
rooms and bath; furnace; garage.
Price, $3.50.
0rren street northeast; rooms
and bath; hot-water heat. electric
lights. Price, 81 100.
Lamont street near 11th street:
rooms and bath; hot water; side
alley. Price, $3.50.
Near 18th and "E'' streets north
east; rooms and bath. Price.
$500.
*" street southeast. near 18th
street; rooms and bath; large
cellar. Price, $500.
Harvard street near Sherman
avenue; 9 rooms and bath. Price,
$3.50.
New Cut road. near Conduit; 8
rooms; semi-detached frame.
Price, 81. 600.
Buy Now-spring prices will
be higher.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
First Floor-Southern bldg.
813 18th st. Main 426.
aODERN HOUSE-HYATTSvILLE MD. VA.
ant rooms: bath; perfect condition; . big
argain. Price. $500. See J. A. HAYDEN.
4l0 q st. NV.
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FOR CoLORED AT GLENDALE, D. CO
blocks from heart of the city: one fare Is
minutes to Treasury; lots $3.50; IS cash. s.
per month. We will build your home. Take
Il st. cars marked District Line to 4Sth
at. Me-; see "GLENDALE'' signs; walk south
two blocks into GLENDALE, d. c. Repre-.
sentative on property every day and Sunday
until dark. IRWIN & SHANK. Owners, 14lo
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

FINE HOME WITH EVERY MODERN CON
venience; six and bath; large lot with
wide paved alley: room for garage; will give
9. A RHopEs. sos Rigs bldg. 7.
1woFAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE: ONE
apartment is vacant and can give immediate
possession; price. 81 300: will make easy terms.
C. A. RHODES. 30s Riggs bldg =
MODERN SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, BATH.
porches. light cellar; running water electric
1ty; gas; steam heat; fireplace; windows have
shades and screens; lot - by e7o feet; garden,
Strawberries; trees; four blocks from steam
and electric station: Calvert St. first house OH
left Call. Owner on premises dunno,
Riverdale. Nd.
FOR sALE-MUST SACRIFICE MY HOME,
leaving town. three miles out in Va; good
roads; rooms and bath: furnace: hardwood
throughout; garage; two lots. 501100; every
t. Ting neo modern and up to date: 81 $50 with
months ago: Address Box eae-M. Star ONCE 81
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, IA ROOMS AND
brth; 2 stories. attic and cemented cellar
30 feet porches in front. in rear: also Is
tpikel Il mile from Potomac. Md, and 30
minutes by auto from city; price, S23 900;
terms. Is cash. bal. on time clear title.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM BUNGALOW. WITH
hot-water heat, electric light. gas, bath. etc. :
located large lot close to city: convenient
t" cars this is barsain at $4,000; terms:
CCLARENpoN SECTION. VA.
Only miles out on electric.
s-foom frame and bath; furnace heat: cleo.
trte light and gas for cooking: laundry tub In
cellar; beautiful lawn, shade. shrubbery and
fruits; chicken house n - and run. Prie.. ss.ooa
III acres Of ground
STONE FAIRFAX.
Ask for Crosaman.
NEAR CORNER RHODE ISLAND AVE AND
18th ST. N.E.-7-room frame BUNGALOW:
h.-w.h.; and gas: cleo. light; hardwood foors
and trim: beautiful elevated lot; paved alley
side and rear. A fine residential section. Bun.
galow is same as new and very attractive.
Price, Sc. $50.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX AsS for CROSSMAS
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MOVING, PACKING 4 STORAGE
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ADJUSTMENTS

Continued from Fifth Page.l
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According to an Elsie Ferguson
tabloid" recently published, il the
doctors can only learn how to make
the liver behave properly at all times
and in all persons there will be no
need of a league of nations, no love-
sickness and no bad tempers in stu
dos.
when the Boys Come Home" new
Aircraft picture. will present a new
screen player, Clairette Anthony, a
Belgian girl, daughter Of the creator
Of the triptique decorations in the
Antwerp Cathedral. Miss Anthony,
who claims to be a direct descendant
of Rubens. brought the famous orig
inal of The Betrot1al Of st. Cath
crime" to this country.
Every new Fatty Arbuckle pic
ture virtually means a new studio, ac-
cording to the corpulent Comedians
publicity department, but now he
seems to be installed in "a permanent
at Los Angeles. where doubtless he
will have the heart to begin piotur-
ing THE Joys Of Moving" Keeping
on the move hasn't seemed to affect
the humor Of his pictures
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FOR SALEHoUsES,
G1Nfi1TSRE

NEW HOME, WITH GARAGE, GIAASSED
sleeping porch: furnished or unfurnished. Mt
Pleasant. Phone Col. 615S. 81
s, 95O-GEORGETOWN BARGAIN; MUST
sell quickly: corner residence: Light brick: o
rooms, bath; sleeping porches; lot 39x100. on
31st St; instant possession. OWNER, Apt
los. 1857 3lst st NV. So
FOR sALE-PossEssIoN INSIDE OF THIR-
new: spiendidiy located: near Lincoln PARK;
INV. h.; deep yard; garage; electricity: CO.
lonial porch; everything up to date. Price
only $500. q. T: Law. 151e . st. &c. So
GROOM BRICK SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE !;
hardwood floors all modern improvements.
Petworth. AIT 9Th st. NV. Col. 4915-W.
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NEW S-ROOM HOUSE. 1924 CRITTENDEN
st. NV. bet. 18th and 16th-Beautifully fur
nished two baths: screened breakfast porch :
garage; all modern improvements; electric
lights hot-watcr heat; coal in cellar Tor
adults. Open daily from 10 q. ..
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT.
UNFINISHED HOUSE; SMALL HOUSE:
all modern improvements; northwest. 212O
18th St NV.
WANTED HOUSES
TO RENT.
ALL SECTIONS.
FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED.
TYLER RUTHERFORD Unc),
Established 1872,
s11 10Th st. NV 10s
WILL PAY SEVERAL MONTHS RENT IN
advance for desirable six or seven room house
northeast northwest. with possession before
February /. Address L. d. BRANDON, 914
9Th ST. ne. So
wANTED-BY PERMANENT RESIDENT,
house OF Dor more rooms and baths; state
price and full particulars. Phone Col. 6oe7 or
address Box 225-M, Star office. So
s OR z ROOMS AND BATH; GOOD LoCA-
tion, fair rental; will lease. Address Box
.49M, Star office. So
YOU ARE INVITED TO LIST WITH US FUR.
nished or unfurnished houses apartments for
rent, for which We have constant and pressing
demand
FOULS p. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 N. 7. avs. Nv.
THREE MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE FOR
sifall unfurnished house. L. EARL GOLDEN,
g2 18th St Sc
WA&TED-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
Immediately, house Of not less than rooms
baths, well heated. in the neighborhood of
18th to 18th, G to L SITS. NV. Address Box
SOM, Star Office.
MODERN HOUSE, s TO s ROOMS, UNFUR.:
my. preferred; will consider other locations /:
occupancy JAM Is; permanent govt employe /;
state size. price. location, if detached has
gauge. Address Box 25-M. Star Office. s.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

TO LET-DESk SPACE IN CENTRALLY
Iocatad Office building. with office service Phone
Franklin 6761. u
IN NEW BUILDING, SMALL ROOMS AND
suites; immediate possession rent reasonable
n. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
III 18th st. NV. Phone NJ 1904.
HOME LIFE BLDG, 18th AND C SITS N w
Large corner room the i tn floor; southern
and western exposure: rent reasonable.
L. n. l.. SALISBURY CO., INC,
IN 18th st. NV. Phone NJ $780,,
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
$50 %. It. of of1ce space. compfisfna I've
large and one small room. all connectine; oas
large corner ONCE. windows. well Furnished.
fer executive quarters, will rent unfurnish.
ed; all south exposure. facing Capitol, ene
black from Pa. ave.; steam heat, electric uSht
elevator service. Reasonable rent.
Apply ALOSZO o. BLISS PR0PERTI1A
9fAtia 50 B st. NV.
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH JAM
tor and elevator service in Fendau building.
h"l VIM. r. ELLIS. 1412 G st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LARGE. ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES.
business and suburban properties. apartments.
building lots and farms on which exchanges
can be made: we are making . speciality and
have many advantageous proportions.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
73S 18th Ut. NV.
Exchange Department.
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Fine Case of Poetic Justice.

In all history there had never been
a finer example of poetic justice than
the fate of her three old oppressors.
Austria has disappeared, Russia has
gone to chaos and ruin and Prussia
is at the mercy of the great western
powers. Beaten, mutilated, destroyeo
in all save spirit by century and a
as Belgium and Serbia have risen
from a bondage far more recent and
shortlived. Thus is being vindicated
again the vitality of national
consciousness, the Immortality of
races Before America began its
Lexington in ITS. the fall of Poland
was in sight, and the spoliation had
been opened by the partition of 1872.
Yet il America has become world
power. Poland has lived, and by virtue
of this fact, is now rising to her old
Europe.
In addition to the Polish problem.
the congress of Versailles will have
to decide both as to Finland and the
Baltic provinces. AS to Finland the
decision will be asy. Through all the
Russian period: lasting for just over
century, Finland preserved its
character and semblance of auton-
omy. With the collapse Of Russia the
Firms, aided by the Germans. sought
to achieve independence. Under Ger
man influence sovereign was chosen
from Germany, and Finland seemed
destined to become one more OF the
OUTLYING dependencies of Germany.
with the fall of Germany. Finland
will regain complete Independence.
That it will return to it's old Swedish
association is utterly tmprobable;
rather we are likely to see one more
Independent nation, larger in area
than the British Isles. with q popula-
ton in excess of three millions.
emerge from the shadow of Russian
slavery and take its place among the
Baltic states.
Problem Along Baltic.
South of the Gulf Of Finland and
along the shores Of the Baltic still
another complication must be faced
and solved. In the three Baltic prov
inces of Russia-Livonio, Esthonia and
the Kurland-acquired by Peter the
Great in 1871, and in several Russian
governments east of the Niemen are
some six millions Of people. Estho-
MANS Let's, Lithuanians and Ger
mans, with Polish and Russian infu-
sions, who, under German direction.
when Germany was victorious, were
to be erected into q nation, In which
the German minority was to exercise
dominant influence.
OF the several groups OF people
making up the population OF this re-
Gion the Lithuanians are most numsr-
GUS, counting more than $500. 900: the
Let's, who are alavonic. and the Es-
thonians. who are Firms. each exceed
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Only miles ont
6room frame and bath; hnt-water heat; cor
crete cellar and walks; " acres; fenced; shade
and lawn: line bearing tree and vine fruits;
high elevation; 2 blocks from Berwyn trolley;
blocks from laurel trolley; close to steam
and boulevard, to school. church and stores.
VERY attractive and a bargain, $500: $500
down, rest $50 per month.
STONE & FAIRFAX. Ask for CRossMAN.
WANTED.
WANTED-IO RENT FIVE OR SIX ROOM
house in HyattsviIle. Md. Address Box 166-M
Star ONCE. Sc
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FINE HOME WITH EVERY MODERN CON
venience; six rooms and BATH large lot with
wide paved alley: room for garage; will give
immediate possession; price, 81. T5O.
| c. A. RHODES. 30s Riggs bldg. r.
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FOR SALB-IMPORTANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADVERTISEMENT
PHONE II. 1882 FOR NUMBERS. OR CALL
We OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS, THE
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES 50 LOW
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT 4 PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
FOR HOMES AND iNvEsTkENTS
''See NAHCRNEY 4 SULLIVAN
They Know WashingteA,"
o06 New York avs. GeI. AAtn ia.
l7S5 LAMONT 81.
YARD. GARAGE. REAsoNABL1 PRICE
l. VI. aRooMEs. 1z1s sT.
FOR 9ALD - NEW BUNGALOW.
Just being finished and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. Within - mis-.
utes Of the center Of the city.
and Z rooms each. Reasonable tagA1
can be arranged.
PHILLIPS 4 aAGER, INC.
u. %. l40o New York ave. 10.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH %.
For sale or rent. Quick results.
BANES REALTY co. e. e i1ta e, g
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 16 ROOMS. 3
baths: drawing ROOM dining room. kitchen,
pantry. upstairs living room; electric lights :
Near Dupont Circle completely furnished
residence; rooms, = baths: drawing room.
dining room. kitchen. pantry: electric lights ;
hot-water heat: $3.50 per month.
RICHARDSON GIBSON.