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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-23
El Memorial de Ia Association de
Productores de Azucar

San Juan, p. r., abril p 1919
A LOS HONORABLES MEM
BROS DEL CONGRESO
DE LOS ESTADOS UNI
DOS EN- 2. r.
SENORES:
Cumpliendo un acuerdo de la
Association de Pr0ductOres dc Azl
car de Puerto Rico, adoptado en-
el dia de hoy, tenemos el honor de
someter a vuestra consideration ell
grave conflicto que inesperada-
mente ha surgidO con respecO al
embarque de los azdcares de esta
Isla.
Los embarQues de az1car para
el mercado AmerinanO estan bajO
ell absolute control de la Admins
TRACTION Federal, y esta ha deter
minadO que dichOs embarques Sc
efectuen en- diez meses raz0n de
10000 toneladas mensuales.
Para mayor claridad relaciOna-
remos los hechos en- la fOrma 81
guiente: .r
LA Administrator Federal
flo el precio de $7.2S elf. New.
York, para los azdcares de Puerto
Rico.
LA Administration ccmpr6
ia cosecha de Cuba, dos terce:as
lartes para los Estados Unidos y y
una tereera parle para Europa,
sobre la base de $500 costa iiete
V derechcs pagos para Sc :cclbida
durante dieZ meses.
:,.-La Administrator cOnvinO
con los RefinadOres de los Estados
Jn;1Os, Ii. venta de las dos terce-
ras = rtes de la cosecha de Cuba,
aobrA ,ase del precio. domestico
($72ST cf. Y sambie,l eOnvinc que
tod0s los aziicares que compressor
los refinadores 10 hic4eren por con-
ductO de la misma.
4.-Los 1nicos compradOres de
nuestrOs azticares son los retinadO
res de los EtadOs UnidOs dehidO a
que son azncares crudOs.
5.-Puerto Rico practice gestio-
nes para que la Administration lie
comprase su cOsecha, para ser re-
cibida en- ell mismo lapse de tempo
que Ia de Cuba; perO no lOgr6 efec
tuar la venta y solo obtuvo IL pro
mesa de que la Junta de 1guala-
miento lie compraria los azhcares
a medida que Sc fuesen embarcan.
do sobre la base de $7.2s 6f., a Gu
yo efecto nos limit6 nuestrOs EN-:
barques a 10000 toneladas men,
suales.
6.-La Junta de IgualamientO
ha suspendidO nuestros embarques
para los puertos de New York y
Boston, que son los puertos de des
tinO principales, por veinte dfas,
debido la gran acumulaci6n de
azdcares que hay en- dichos puer-
tOs.
7.-Que ell vapor "Cornelia" de
la "Bull Line, que debfa haber
llevado un cargamentO de aZ1car
de Puerto Rico, para los Estados
Unidos, recibi6 instrucciones de
salir en- lastre para Cuba para to-
mar az1cares de aquella Isla con
destinO a los EstadOs Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-23

/ S.-Que el vapor Helen, tam
bien de la "Bull Line, que debe
llegar de an mOmento a otro, tiene
instrucciOnes de ser despachadO
para Cuba a tomar otro cargamen
to de azucar de aquella Isla en- el
case de que la Junta de Iguala-
miento no nos autorice a cargarlO
en- Puerto Rico.
9.-Que en- vista de los dos ca
SOS anteriores, deducimOs que a
Cuba, lejos de reducir sus elnbar-
ques de azdcar sc les aumenta con
vapores que Sc retiran de Puerto
Rico.
1O-Que de no adoptarse la
misma medida de restriction de
embarques para Cuba, continuara
la congestion en- los puertos de
New York y Boston con perjuicio
de los productores de azticar de
puerto Rico.
n.-Que Puerto Rico necesita
que Sc lie trate bajo las mismas re-
glas y condolences .establecidas. pa
Ia los embarques de azdcares esta
blecida EN- Cuba, debiendo tener
fpresente que toda nuestra produc
ci6n esta Obligada a ser embarcada
a los Estados Unidos, sin que pO
damOs efectuar ning1n embarque
para Europa, segdn 10 viene hacien
do la Isla de Cuba. =
12.-Mr. C. z. Doe es ell Direc-
tor de la Division de Operaciones,
Emergency Fleet Corporation" !,
de la cual son vocales los Presiden
ties respectivos de la "New York &
Porto Rico Steamship Co. Y de la
'Bull Insular Line, y mientras
| Ell primero nos lordena suspender'
los embarques, los agentes locales
de los segundos reciben instruc-
clones de sus Oficinas principales
requiriendoles para que obtengan
manifestations cOncretas nues-
tras de 81 queremOs no embarcar,
a 10 cual naturalmente hemOs con-
testado que Mr.. Doe no nos permi-
te embarcar, colocandonos pues
Ell una situaci6n embarazosa Y
Isin podernos explicar este rrOce-
der incOngruente por parte de per
RsOnas que pertenecen al misnlO or
ganismo. .,:
POr infOrmes recibidOs reciente
mente de New York, y. de notas
publicadas en- el journal OF Co
mmerce" del II del cOrrientc, en-
tendemos que existe el prop6sito
de reducir nuestra Quota mensual
de embarques de 10000 a 10000
toneladas, 10 cual set1a ruinoso
para los productores de azdcar de
esta Isla. ...
AcudimOs ante ustedes con el
fin de recabar su valiosa Influenza
cerca de las autoridades en- Was
hington para que los intereses azu
careros de Puerto Rico, no sean
lesionados, en- el case de que nues
trOs temOres acerca de este asunto
resultaren fundados, cuyo efecto
por ell mismo vapor que" les con-
duce ustedes enviamos copia de
esta exposition a Mr.. F. A. Di-
lliahm, miembro del Porto Rican
Producers Committee, q. represen
~ =. :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-23

Ell 'discursO prOnunciadO por
Mr.. John Cannon en- la session
cOniunta de la Asamblea Legis-
lativa efectuada la nOche del
jueyes santo, me ha resultado de
una extraOrdinaria impOrtancia.
Fueron palabras de sinceridad
y de verdad las suyas. Y dichas
pOr un caballero que es la terce-
ra vez que vista Puerto Rico y
que Heva aiiOs y aiiOs de Ocupar
un sitio de preferencia en- la Ca
mara de Representatives., mere
cen esas palabras prestfsima
atenci6n del pueblo de esta isla.
Ell yiejO Cannon cOmenz6 di-
ciendO:
"En mi viaje a Cayey en- 1908
presencie ell. establecimientO de
nuevas industrias; vi algo del
tabaco, del az1car. y de la gente
que habitaba entire San Juan V
Cayey; vi pequefos nihos desnu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-23

Los puertOrriqueNos debemos
GcOstumbrarnOs q que sc nos d.
gG la 6erddd. Mr.. Cannon nos
Ia hd dicho. SPor que pamos
seguir SiendO insincerOs en- nues-
tros asuntOs pnbicOs?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-23

ia a esta Association en- New York,
para que Sc acerquen a ustedes' y
lie suministren cuantos datOs sean
necesarios en- relaci6n con este
asunto.
llWHV 3. ABOY BENITEZ
[ Presidente Association Producto-
. res Azdcar).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

81. Assembly noor-Fuseages
~. Skeleton az the Curtiss j. ~ showing con-
sllucliCn.
33 CurtIss r. 1 Mnilplnne.
a. Aer"plane photo of the Buffalo North Elm
~ wood plant Just before completion
30. Girls Sc wing wing panels
3O New Curtiss NJ. f. ying boat
81. Fastest neropune In the world The Curtiss
type ~. credited in government reports with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

View ON assembly floor one of Buffalo
plants
one Of Buffalo assembly floors
PANORAMIC photograph of the general assembly
moor at one of the SIX CUr,iss Buffalo plants.
Motor 1t. nbly at Hamm' ndsport
tuItiss +. boat.
Curtiss II. :. Flying boat
rev Of the thousands OF women employed
Two Curriss Tripanes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

100 miles per hour. with full load OF 400
pounds
3s Most efficient Hydro in the world
SO. First hull Of the ISL flying boat
40. Curtiss j. n. d.
~. Curtiss H. IL flying boat
+2-45 Various departments in Curtiss Buffalo
plants.
46. General view of one of the Curtiss metal
working shops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02
The Inside Story of the Curtiss

{. Curtisa Model l. Triplane
s. Curtiss Trlpane Flying Boat
o. Another view Of the Curtiss x, IL motor-this
motor IL ESQ lighter than any other 400
H. +. motor.
10 Familiar j. n. profile.
ii. Curtiss Engineering Corporation Pla,t at
Garden City L. |.
II Fuseage assembly floor
-. Recent commercial Curtss tractor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

Is. Curtiss twin J. n.
10. Rear view Curtiss H. 8. 2 flying boat
l6. CurtIss trDlane military tractor
II. Three early Curtiss military tractors
Is. Gigantic navy y. e. flying boat, built by
Curtiss, recently flown with 81 persons.
Largest dying boat in the world
10. Modern English typ Ct military tractor.
20, turtiss Tripune Hydro
-22. Building flying boat hulls for Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

T. New CurtIss Model IL aeronautica motor.
2 Curtiss j. n. In flight.
B. curtiss Flying Boat built for Rodman Wanna
maker
a. Curtiss Mailpane.
s. Famous Curtss J. N. AID, on which over $500
trained
g. The Curtiss O. X. motor, regarded by experts as
best 80 II. p. aeronautical motor
Evening star., 1919-04-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TEE
District Of Columbia. April 10. 1919. Notice
is hereby given that In accordance with the
provisions Of an item authorizing changes in
the permanent system Of highways contained
In d. c. Appropriation Act for the fiscal year
erdedl June 80, 1914 public Act No. 4s5. ap-
LIoved March :, 19l3D the Commissioners Of fhe
District OF Columbia will give q public hear
Ing in the Board Room of said Commissioners
on April 80. 1919, at. 10 O'Clock AN. to all
parties interested or owning land along Wood.
ley Road between Wisconsin Avenue and Idah.
Avenue, northwest: along Reno Road between
Macomb Street and klngle Road. northwest;
along klingle Road between Geological Park
and 3lst Street, northwest: along Reservoir
street between Conduit Road and 35th Street,
northwest and along Kalmia Street between
Rock Creek Park and Georgia Avenue. porth-
vest Plans of proposed changes in the hign-
way plan Of streets within the above lirita
will be displayed. and the Commissioners viii
consider any suggestions or protests concerning
the proposed changes shown the above
mentioned plans LOUIS BRowNLOw, w.
GWYNN GARDINER, CHARLES w. KuTZ.
apl1-l4t,exSu
Evening star., 1919-04-17

FOR sALE-GENTLEMAN's FINE COUNTRY
estate. II miles from Washington, fronting
half mile on Baltimore boulevard, ia acres, 50
etc. House, a large colonial, with II large
rooms. s baths. laundry. buffers pantry. linen
room. cement cellars. hot.water hest electric
mantels. Splendid elevation and view. Va
riety Of fruit trees. fine shade trees, rare
shrubbery. Private station Of electric car line
from Washington on property and i've minutes
to B. & o. railway station. Barn. stabling
for cows and horses; garage room for
cars. Entire property In perfect condition:
House just remodeled at cost of $1,000. Sold
furnished II desired. For sale on account of
death. Address Box 215-B, Star ONCE. 19s
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Make Your Dreams Come True

Will build to realize your in
dividual Dream Home" on most
liberal terms ever offered, includ-
ing our mortgage loan and tax pro-
lection contract.
No need of living in antiquated.
dilapidated homes. void of modern
conveniences. The best 10 not too
good for you and me. Address
Building Department"
CHEVY CHASE HOMES FINANCING
COMPANY,
619-2S District National Bank building.
Franklin 1918"
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, n. c.,
Washington. D. c., April IL. l9l9,-Sealed
proposals will be received at this Office Room
1il. District building. until o'clock pm.
May 1. 1919, for furnishing uniforms. caps
helmets and shirts for members nre denart.
mont. Specifications and forms of propose |,
nay be obtained upon application to the pur-
chasing ofncer. Room 320 District building
LOUIS BROWNLow. ". GwYNN GARpf-
NER, CHAs. W. KUTZ. Commissioners. d. c.
ap15-3t
Evening star., 1919-04-17

$25 FOR INFORMATION ENABLING RENTAL
medium sized unfurnished residence by May
permanent: responsible. Box CSC, Star Office. :.
NEAR 18th. 9 4 DUPONT CIRCLE.
location. Only $1,000.
VERNON STREET.
Between 18th and 10th SITS. NV;
southern exposure; 10 rooms and bath.
Price, $500.
ADJACENT TO HARVARD, CoLUM-
BIA RD. AND 18th ST.
Hytex brick; 10 rooms; bedrooms;
third story rented at 80 per month:
recently redecoratsd: Owner will give
5000.
AN ATTRACTIVE HOME
NEAR Sth AND SITS. S.E.
$1,000
rooms. bath hot-water heat; eIec-
tseity This proDs,sy is in excellent
BARGAIN IN BLooMuNGDALB,
$4.250.
Substantial Groom, bath brick; fur
mace heat; neat house.
ON CAPITOL HILL.
One block from East Capitol and
Library; substantial 11-room. hath
brick; one of those attractive houses
nth large , rooms ana 1srd nixh 9Th ceilings;
Price, $1,000. A low figure for such
desirable property.
ANOTHER NEAR 18th AND
KENYON 1TS.
10 rooms, baths; hot.water heat;
electricity; garage; original selling
price. $11.6oo. We can now sell for
5000.
OVERLOOKING soLDIERs' HOME
PARK.
Price, q, 900.
Niddaugh 4 Shannon house;
rooms, bath, porchss; NM yard. Caa
arrange terms.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.,
|813 18th St. NV. Main 426
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH %.
For sale or rent. Quick results.
BANES REALTY, co. e. E.. i. a.ts a.ss. 3.
Evening star., 1919-04-17
Unusual Proposition

Unusual Proposition
New brick house and garage; possession;
semi-detached; not row house; splendid
neighborhood uptown; rooms, tiled baths.
oak floors. hot-water heat, electric light,
porches; lot IS feet front; paved alley In rear.
Large government park near. Low price.
10000 cash.
i7-ROOM PEBBLEDASH HOUSE-WELL AR
ranged for 1 to families; all mod. imps.
1T District line. Price, 5000. Address Boz
SOC, Star office. %
FOR sALE-SPLENDID GROOM AND BATH
home, near 9Th and East Capitol SITS. Gel
lar Furnace heat. Price, $3.50, on very
reasonable terms. An excellent opportu-
nifty to buy q home at 4 very reasonable
price.
FOR sALE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE s.
room home: on two doors. within ene.halt
feet deep to public alley. Immediate pos
session can be given. cH' Prize Ss.sso
FOR sALE-10-ROOM AND 2-BATH HOME.
In splendid location northeast. Brick ga
rage large enough for cars. H.w.h.
be bought for 5000 on very bic
X. SO. cHAs. D. sAGER.
FOR sALE-s-RoOM HOME. WITHIN 3
squares of Library. between East Capitol
street and Pennsylvania avenue. First.
class condition throughout. Price, $3.50.
Easy terms can Be arranged.
N. 3e. CHAs. D. SAGHR.
FOB eALH-AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE g.
room home In Petworth. H.w.h. Electric
lights. Front and rear porches Deep lot
TO paved alley. Price, 5000, on easy
terms. Hero II an oppoHtunitR to buy =
house In this beautiful section at the
right price.
Temporary location. el2 14th ct.
Permanent location, about Nay !, o28 18th st.
GROOM BRICK HousE-A.M.I. Is QUINCY
place me-. at circle. Florida ave. and North
Capitol st. By owner. II. d. WOODsON.
corner Fitch-Ka place ne. Phone L. 1850
FOR SALE
A semi-detached house In Pstworth: seyen
large rooms and attic; hot.water heat; electric
lights; hath, gas and laundry in cellar; metal
garage opening on wide alley. Buy Of owner.
lCO2 b ST. NE; $4,000; Cash, q 900, BAL
ance $24 month; suitable for business.
NEWSOM. lilo II st. NE. Line. 2O7l.
Evening star., 1919-04-17

FOR sALgEIMPoRTAHr;
PHONE N. 1882 FOR NUMBERS. OR CALI,
= We = Z OFFER FIFE THE BEST BARGAINS. rHs
THAT You SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT
You CANNOT AFEoRD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 N. z. AVE. NV.
Is HOUSES LEFT OF 51-FROM s.. 900 70
TERWHITg. 1906 14th st. NV: mzio.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME. PETWORTH
AMI: g., b.; sleeping porch. attic; cellar;
floors; immediate possession. Price, ee.750; $500
cash and balance terms to suit. D. J. PAR
TELLO. Builder, 1927 eth St NV. or Col. 1877.
TO A OOLORED FAMILY WHO HAS 81. 900
BATH % s'ia Brick house
Fairmont and Girard sts.. for $500. This
ssS:: : IL co.. inc n.'
lot is foot front los It. deep. to corner Of L
alley; $40 10th st. ne. For information con-
cerning above phone Lincoln :913. or apply
916 Nd ave. ne.
37,0oo-BUNGALOW.
Z rooms !; hot-water heat, gas and electricity :;
open fireplace; hardwood floors; brandnew; in
Tue .4.7so: $3.50 CASH; $40 A MONTH.
fireplace; gas; electricity; blocks to cars !;
0tana-ns"' IS, 5,ooo-BuNGAIow: -.---
6 rooms and bath; furnace heat; gas and
electricity $500 ss.7se.suHGAIow istRs La ao1''0
8 rooms and bath; gas; electricity; lot
~ IS, 500; $500 cAsH-BuNGALow.
4 acre; rooms; garage; chicken house; 30
n'h''e' -" 8. B. 2ANTz1NaER.
BOB New York ave. nv.
Evening star., 1919-04-17
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED TO RENT.

DETACHED HOUSE WANTED.
Will lease for one year, COM
mencing about June I, modern
detached house in desirable neigh
borhood must have at least 10
rooms and 3 baths, also garage;
either unfurnished or partly fur
nished; might want option to buy
Kindly furnish full particulars.
RESPONSIBLE.
Address Box 26o-C, Star office.
Evening star., 1919-04-17

14TH ST. TERRACE NV.
Detached bungalow, .pearly new:
rooms and tiled bath; front and rear
porches; large lot. 40 IT. frontage; hard
wood foors: h.-w.-h., electricity, open fire.
places. cold storage room, stationary
tubs; possession In 10 Gays. Must be
sold at sacrifice, owner leaving city.
Price. $500. Call Mr.. Sanford. Frank.
e96, after $3.50 pm. Call Col. 130S-J.
Evening star., 1919-04-17
FOR SALE-HOUsES,

No. 26O2 Connecticut Ave.
Across Connecticut Ave. bridge,
by owner. who has left the city
permanently. very desirable Eng
lish basement, light brick and
stone-faced residence. on large lot.
facing streets, containing Il
rooms. baths. fine heating plant.
electricity. gas, large porch u6
foot square). Off the dining room and
Kitchen; garage. Possession about
terms.
Price, $25,5OO.
No. 1882 10th St.
Green stone front residence.
parquet floors. containing IA rooms.
baths. hot-water heat, electric
lights, large yard, place for ga
rage. entrance on public alley.
Immediate possession.
Price, $4,000.
No. 2O21 kalorama Road.
Light brick and stone four-story
residence. drawing room, dining
room. reception hall, upstairs
kitchen. fine laundry, bedrooms.
baths. sleeping porch, hot
water heat. partly lighted by cleo
tricity: property highest point in
the city. Terms to suit. Imme
date possession.
Price, $4,000.
Richardson Gibson, 14lO II St.
Exclusive Agent Main 3742.
Evening star., 1919-04-17

SELL AT BARGAIN PRICE; GIVE IMMEDI-
ate possession and put house in good repair;
price only $2.750; easy payments; large
rooms; porches; lot 50x150: 90 main street.
Maryland Park, Nd; one car fare. Address
Box 154-C Star oface.
DISCHARGED SAILOR has lot in NV. sub
urbs to sell; wonderful Investment or home;
reasonable; easy terms. Answer by letter 81.
BOGGS 1858 Columbia road. 22s
PRETTY; GOOD AS NEW; LARGE. SEMI
bungalow; rooms. rec hall, bath. basement;
ished floors: pretty lights, screens. paper; large
stone porch; lot 45x15u; in highest section;
shaded lawns; finished street; nice garage; new
awnings, stationary tubs, electric washer; close
cars; 80 minutes Treasury; 81, $50; half cash.
GEO. G. WALKER, Kenois bldg. 11th and G.
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH: ANIL: QUAR-
ter acre; fruit; shade. Woodbridge, d. G.
$500. Terms. Address Box 1880, Star Of
dee. 17s
Evening star., 1919-04-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALB.
RARGAIN HOUSE IN sUBURBs-sEvEN
rooms. reception hall. pantry. bath. with con
veniences: cellar; electric lights. gas. hot
water heat; corner lot: in Al condition.; oc
cupied by owner; cash or terms; quick actor
desired. p. o. Box 3, Brentwood, Md.
BARGAIN - s-ROOM HOUSE; ENTIRELY
modern; steam heat; beautifully located near
station. $500. 4-room bungalow; bath; gas
EST. MI Rainier. Nd.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-BEAUTIFUL HOUSE,
just completed: six large rooms, bath and re:
ception hall; hot-water heat; electric Tights;
81 om on Silver
GEO. T. ASH, 2523 14th st. NV: 20e
WE HAVE SUBURBAN HOMES FOR SALE
which am sure you will admire by inspecting
them.
We are selling them very rapidly. and can
give possession in 10 to 90 days. All our houses
and farms are direct from owners.
We will take small cash payment and
to 10 rooms and from one acre to one hundred.
Near street cars and post office. schools.
HERETs WHAT YOU WANT.
broom bungalow. with two acres Of ground
bath. pantry; chicken house; modern; all-up-to-
date In every respect.
Price. $4,000; terms.
Groom semi bungalow. with one acre Of
ground; hardwood floors. pantry, and cellar
under entire mousse, chlcken mouse, chlcken
yard. Price. s.. 500.
Or will sell acres Of ground, with 3 wells
and fruit trees. for 1850.
Located at Columbia Place, near Arlington
P. o., Va.
Apply main office, Columbia Station Arling-
ton P. o.. Va, or branch ONCE Room 33J,
Southern bldg. Phone Rosslyn 80. w. ..
ROGERS, Mgr. Branch ONCE phone, Franklin
1892. r. d. JOHANSON, Asst. Mgr.
FINE GROOM BUNGALOW. ON CAR LINE.
$500; hardwood floors. six-room cottage;
h.w.h.; electricity; A.250. Seven-room house
h.w.h.; slate roof; 81 feet front; 1 50. cars: :
$500; elegant S-room cottage. up-to-date;
best location: deep lot; $1,000. Hollow tile.
near cars; Ss, 900. One and "a acres land
six rooms. bungalow; 5000. six-room brick:
bath and gas; h.wh:; ~ - $500: Eight rooms.
Six new cottages. Several fine building lots.
Cheap corner lot, suit q groceryman no oppo-
sition. Look over.
~ TAKONA PARK REALTY CO.,
Col. 7786-W. Takoma Park. D. c.
Evening star., 1919-04-17

MOUNT PLEASANT WEST OF 18th
st.; attractive three-story and cellar
brick; nine rooms. two baths; hot
"trip: screens: awnings; porches: room
for 's5xsksf xkD1sss siss':.f9 S1sT F''fs fsc oo'
On Newton St bet. 18th and 18th sts. NV,
a-story bay-window brick residence; 8 roomi
and bath; good cellar; furnace heat. Price
A: 9: HoucHToS & CO.. 1916 st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST In every section" IL
REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Near North Capitol n. Y. ave. NV.
S-story brick residence, nearly new; nine
rooms. 2 tiled baths; hot.watsr~ heat; electric
lights; hardwood floors: colonial front porch;
A. c. HOUGHToN 4 CO., 1915 b st.+nw.
I'VE have the GBEsT in every section IL
ON NEWTON ST. NV. NEAR s0LDIERs'
Groom and tiled bath brick dwelling; hot.
water heat; colonial front porch; double rear
porches; price. $500; easy terms.
A. e; HouGHToN CO., 1915 st. NV
ON PARK ROAD NEAR 18th ST.
2.story brick DWELLING, rooms and tiled
bath: hot-water heat; elec. lights: colonial
front porch; HG,;s ae1sle % rear pe7ehs: Price
ot. Nv.
I'VE have the BEST in every section" IT.
On n. CAPITOL ST.. FACING PARK.
2-story. Groom and tiled bath brick resi-.
dence; electric light; hot-water heat; colonial
front porch; double rear porches.
A. c: HouGHTON L CO., 1915 H st. NV.
we have the BEST in every section" IT.
NEAR 4th AND r. I. AVE. NE.
2.story. cellar. brick dwelling: colonial front
poreh; double double rear ear porehes; 9 rooms; bath:
paved alley, owner leaving city; possession at
once. Price. A.750.
A. g: HoUGHTON & CO.. 1915 n st. NV.
We have the BEST in every section" IT.
POSSESSION AT ONCE.
seni-d'f'ehss ss.soot ss,ek dwelling
large rooms and tiled bath: electric lights,
hot-water heat; house % IT. wide. with colonial
front porch and double rear porches: 1h blocks
A. c. HOUGHTON 4 CO.. 1915 II ST. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section" IT.
IN BEAUTIFUL 18th ST. HIGHLANDS.
Just u block from 18th st.,
Washtngton's exclusive residential section.
Large, well built, detached residence Of stoHe
and frame construction, containing u rooms. 8
baths. sleeping porch. hotwater heat, electric
lights, deep verandas; house in beautiful con.
dition, and fully equipped with screens aud
large lot with double garage: owners. leaving
city. will give possession. Price. $4,000.
a. z. dOUGHTON CO., 1915 h st. NV.
We have the BEST In every section" IT.
Sc. .OO0-1O ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE
front and back yards; hot-air heat and
gas; excellent northwest section.
$6,000-6 rooms and bath; large lot; hot.air
heat and gas; excellent northwest Sec
ton.
s,500-12 rooms. baths; hot-air heat and
gas; centrally located.
81, 7,000-8 rooms and bath; all modern conven-
fences; porches; residential northwest
section.
PERCY n. RUSSELL CO.,
9th and New York ave. NV.