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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-08

Tci-,--r.. E.p~r.:' T-,r II oEENSA.
WASHINGTON. Djciembre Eel
Departamento de EStado envic anoche
IN largo nsenSajc al ercargado de los
negocjos de la Embaiada americana
en- Mexico. pidicndole ampha infor-
maci6n rcSpcctn de las condolences
eH Que fue pueSto en- Ebertad Wi
liam 0. Jenkins. Sc djjo hoy que
tai information la necesita el eta
do Departamento Ge Estado para fun
dar los proximos pasoS que de con mo-
two del incidente que ha dado lugar
al env!o de energicas GotaS al gobier-
no de Carranza.
La Embajada meNicana dio 4 Ia
pubicidad anoche IN infoUne d.
c;endo haber recibido noCiciaS oficia-
les de Mexico en- las que Sc le comu-
MICA que William o. Jenkins. qued6
en- Hbertad mediante el dep6sito de
IA cantidad de mil pesos oro nacional
Que hizo Walter Hensen. y que G.
agente consular americana a5andOno
Ia penitenciaria de Puebla las once
de Ia noche del dja del presente.
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v-ic7r=ma Especial rarr II PEENSA

T-icgr-ma Especial r-arr IL PEENSi
NUEVA YORK. diciembre Los
concentrates dc Ia prensa de esta me-
tr6poi acerca de la libertad del a
gente consular Jenkins son de 10 mas
contradictorios. pero, sin embargo,
todos manifiestan una actitud mas
conci iadora que Ia que habian a
doptado antes De que Jenkins fuera
puesto er libertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-08

Telegreuta Espe-iai para Lii PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Diciembre Is
Luego que Ell Senador Fall tuvo co
nocimiento de las declaraciones de
Senador Hitchcock acerca de la con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-08
FUE DESCUBEERTO UN
SUERO CONTRA Ell
TITO, EN- MEXICO

Ter.o-n,rn Fep,r;rl para Ia P!.ENSA.
LAREDO. Texas, Diciembre T.
eel UNIVERSAL anuncia que el DR.,
Benito Sanchez, de la ciudad de Me-
xico, ha descubierto un suero que
cura el tito de manera completamen-
te segura en- cuarenta Y ocho horas,
agregando que este descubrimiento
ha causado en- esa metropoli gran
sensacion.
Eei.r---1 -s---i~l ;5--n -. "FESSA-
CIUDAD DE MENICO. Diciembre
7.-Varios casos de malaria en- forma
grave Sc han registrado en- la Villa
de Guadalupe, cercana a esta capi-
tai, segdn informa el Departamento
de .;alubridad.
Sc dice que es la primera rez que
casos de esta enfermedad, Ell la for
ma Gle ahora Sc presenta, han ocu-
rrido Ell lugares tan inmediatos a ia
capital de! pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-08

Tel.c-ar'a Es7e-:7l par IN PRENSa
LAREDO. Texas. Diciembre T.-hI
numero de Excelsior correspondent
te al viernes ultimo contiene un des-
pacho de Puebla dando cuenta de que
cerca de cuarerta indigenas natlvos
de Santa Maria de San Rernabe.
que sc preSentaron volUntariamente
a servir de testigos en- el asunto Jen-
kins V que habian sido detenidos en-
la Penitenciaria en- tanto cue Sc les
tomaban suS declaraciones. fueron
puestos en- ibertad desde luego en-
vista de Que no habia Ioutra eilos
cargo alguno.
Agrega el despacho que cuaEdo
Jenkins tuvo conocimiento de eSro
Giio en- un tono lleno de Indignation
que e haria que los culpaaisS fuc-
ran caStigaGos aunQUe para clio - hi
ciera necesario cue gastara to6o su
capital. incluyendo entire dicnos culpa
bles los que ameaazaron los in
digenas para que declararan en- 81
contra.
Tamhien da cuensa de Que Sc ~
mora cue va q ser removido de 81
puesto >! Juez que ha teniGo q su
cargo eI asunto Jenkins Y cue Va q
sucedcrje 81 J2ez &c Choluls, que ~
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tFssa q Ia "a. psg. Col. 7.A E
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-08
LIBROS en- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
fol la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
~ Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. rs la mas barata -
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lpssa = l. "a. par. Col. sa.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-08

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
BROKEN
FOR BUNGALOWS
Sixteen Modern Dwellings
To Be Erected at Gallatin
X And Thirteenth SITS.

. Notwithstanding the present high
lost Of building, shannon & Luchs.
fsaltors and builders. are making
kyery effort to meet the ever-increas-
ing demands for homes. With sew
eral bungalows under construction
sad others nearing completion. they
have broken ground on Gallatin street
and Thirteenth for the erection of
sixteen more.
These houses will be detached on
large lots, and will be equipped with
an modern conveniences, very at
tr&cttve. and something entirely new
to the Washington public.
Z Three of the six bungalows now I'M
der construction In Jefferson street
ht Fourteenth have been completed
Up to the roof, and several already
have been sold. These contain seven
rooms and bath, and will be of the
California type
( Four Of the bungalows on Ordway
street Just west OF Connecticut ave-
niue. in Cleveland Park. are nearing
scumpletion- These also will contain
iseyen rooms and bath. and will be
very attractive. They are being built
of stone and frame and are situated
on very wide and deep lots.
{ The bungalows on Farragut street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets are rapidly nearing compile
zion All Of them have been sold.
The firm will continue to reproduce
the same type of bungalow on the
hdjoining property which they re-
centfy purchased. known as Four
tsenth Street Terrace.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
ZANTZnGER REPORTS
S REAL ESTATE SALES

Five suburban homes were sold
last week BY the firm, of o. B. zant-
singer. according to the report Of
n. 3. Morgan. sales manager. The
transactions involved a total Of ss6,-
OTIS.
One of the largest sales was the
bungalow at 542s Forty-nrst street.
Chevy Chase. owned by d. ]. Duni-
gan. This home was bought by
Mrs. Emily s. Won HUM for q con-
sideration of $1,000.
The bungalow OF Stanley G. Heer
at 1880 Charlton avenue, woodbridge.
was sold to D. H. Mckee for $500.
The purchaser will occupy the prop
erty as home.
A bungalow at 3S05 Central ave.
nue.. Woodbridge. was sold to J. Al
fred Mitchell for $3.50. The home
was sold for Frank b Kleh.
+. Chester Hendee's bungalow at
1912 Michigan avenue. Brookland.
was sold TO Leonard G. Ahmay for
$7.7o0. The arm also reported the
sale of home formerly owned by
Edna N. Haugh to Helmer johnson
for q consideration Of $500.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
CHARLES D. SAGER
DOES BIG BUSINESS

: Charles D. Sager reports recent
sales aggreeating ss1.4o They in
:cfude the following properties:
isu K street northwest. to an out
sof-town party.
I'd Shepherd street northwest. for
&C. W. Swain. to Edward Menzies.
3s45 Eleventh street northwest, for
Melita C. spelshouse, to I. E. Fro
mani.
( 1o27 Florida avenue northwest. for
Hugh W. Roughley. to Frank P. L.
Bischoff.
rs Eighth street northeast. for Jo-
sseph H. Swan. to Mabel G. Downing
1857 Amos place northeast for Anna
&c. Corbett, to Bertha Corbett.
I 81 D street northeast, for Andrew
d. Estes. to Irving B. Phillips.
3s Eleventh street southeast. for
iApna Vierouchen. to William p.
D.Brien.
: l517 North Carolina avenue north
Past. for F. NJ johnson, to Mildred
&c, vesper.
1 las Second street northwest. for Jo-
eeph Hummer. to Reuben Stafford, jr.
sOS Butternut street northwest, for
Eugene o. Hopkins. to Lillian D.
mpllan
eHs Eighth street northwest, for
4. Herbert Martin to Buell. Stanley
51sS Eighteenth street northwest. for
Henry c. Fihkel. to Edmund ] Bren-
han.
4 i2s Thirteenth street northeast. for
p. "A. Kite. to Joseph r. wilkinson
1904 Rhode Island avenue northeast.
for H. A. Kite, to Mary H. Richard
bon.
z 40 Tennessee avenue northeast. for
Eennina NJ. Glover. to Albert s.
Cochran.
, MA First street northwest. for
Francis NJ. weadon. to Max Davidson.
= 33o2 Eighteenth street northwest, for
samuel Goldenberg. to william Fl.
Walker
/; al Florida avenue northwest, for
iDelfer r. Dodge. to Clara Koonts.
I; IA Taylor street northwest. for Har-
ny A. Kite, to Mildred G. Vesper.
Ss Taylor street northwest. for Ed
win c. Jones. to Lucy S. Hall.
"a Bryant street northwest. for Ethel
". Lanston to Chester o. Hopkins.
{ 1sA Parkwood place northwest, for
James /. Parker. to c. Dowd Rozzelle.
" 1869 Park road northwest, for l..
N. Fristoe. to Charles NJ. Yeates.
1s2 F1agier place northwest. for L.
E- F. Prince, to Robert Main.
!. 1901 Twelfth street northeast. FOR
Harry A. Kite. to Eva c. Richardson.
Z, 100 Emerson street northwest, for
Irving S. Brewer. to Stanley F. Hol-
land
4ed Georgia avenue northwest, for
George Tophara to Mary Palmer Dor
.sey.
1852 Shepherd street northwest, for
T. ]. Hurd. to Thomas B. Young.
2n1 Tenth street northeast, for Har-
~ A. Kite. to Eugene Beatty.
Z Quincy place northeast. for Joseph
Davidson. to Elizabeth Koontz.
: no Taylor street northwest, for Har-
~ A. Kite. to John C. Holman.
t1 North Capitol street. for Ernest
c. DAZZLE, to Eva c. Richardson.
fH2 Lawrence street northeast. for
John L. Knopp. to J. James Ward.
n6 Mason street. Thrifton, Va. for
Lucy 8. Hall to William B. Wright.
24s Eighth street northeast. for
Elise Violin. to John s. Risler.
s2S irving street northwest, for An
ME z: Keys, to I. NJ. Stokes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
Seeking SITES
i'm And NEAR D. C.
M. and M. Association APP.
|, peals to. Owners to
List Property.

Efforts are being nande by the Mer-
chants and Manufacturer Associa-
ton to have every piece Of property In
washingtop. which could be used as
q factory site, listed IN the assoeia-
tons ONCE. This n IN line with the
movement of the organization to pro-
mote manufacturing in the city.
Scores Of requests for sites have
been received by the atsociation. &C
cording to Charles ]. Columbus. the
secretary, from manufacturers desir-
ing to locate here. The letters came
from concerns engaged in manufac-
turing most every article from steel
to paint. ..-
A number Of local concerns have
also asked the association to aid them
in obtaining sites. This 10 caused not
only by the desire to extend their bust
ness. but also because Of the fact
that some Of them are being forced
to vacate the building which they now
occupy.
ing for places here because Of the
is In a position to use almost any
Germs want large structures, but sew
for two or three-story buildings
Railroad track sidings are also de-
sired by the association. One large
steel concern Is very anxious TO pro-
cure a site on a siding and would
immediately locate here II such .
site could be obtained.
''Manufacturers are anxious not
only to manufacture their goods here.
but they especially want to use
Washington as a distributing center
through which to send their goods
to the South" said Mr.. Columbus.
There never was a more opportune
time for Washington to enter the
field. because 1t is growing so rap
idly"
All persons who desire to list their
properties should communicate with
the association Immediately.
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standards was worked ont
which was thsroughly praetica-
Bile and worthy Of the Eevern-
ment's endersement Censeieus
that the governnent's building
activities would have . pro-
found eject on the future Of In
dustrfni PuiIdins. the corpera-
tion planned and built ~ cheap
" as possible, not merely
houses but charnine hoaes In
harmony with American stand-
ards Of life and ideals.
These houses, therefore. have
the stamp of Gevernment au-
thority. They were planned to
be built In groups, but they are
Just As well adapted to the use
OF the individual home-builder,
The plans provide fer all mod
ern cenvenfenees such N eIec-
tricity, gas ranges, hot air fur
naces, etc. And these Aeuses
can be erected rs eheaply as
any house for which an srchi-
tect will charge you . fat sun
for his plans.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13

been many applicants for the rental
OF this property.
Mrs. Bernhard has purchased 40
North Columbus street from Mrs.
R. Hancock.
Samuel T. Uron purchased prop
erty on Linden avenue. Braddock,
Va, from NJ. B. Harlow.
A. w. Petersilia bought a cottage
in Mount Ida from John MCGEE.
C. c. Marshall bought gil Cameron
street from NJ. B. Harlow.
X. NJ. sprinsman bought SO South
Lee street.
H. Y. Kelly bought soe North Co
lumbus street from w. T. Bean.
William Priest is building a nine
room frame house at 1875 Duke street.
David Rust, the well-known build
er and real estate operator of WASH
ington. d. c., has in the course OF
erection four eight-room and bath
houses at Lloyd. Va He has built
many houses in this section, all of
which have been sold before compile
ton, and it is his intention to buili
three more houses in Braddock
Heights. Va Work will start in a
few days!
c. Dean and c. Speiss have leased
premises TIT King street and will
shortly open a hrst-class sea food
store to be known as the Central
Fish Market 1t is the intention OF
the new tenants to At up this large
and commodious store room with
all the latest improved fixtures and
equipment.
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aLET UNCLE SAM PLAN YOUR HOUSE.

BE printed In The washinstsn
Herald.
II zen Hike one. Of these
houses, clip out the pietsre and
send 1t to the United States
Housing Cooperation, washing
ton, with q letter aslkiag the
corporation to let you know
what the plan will cost. They
will reply and In . few days
will aend you the drawings for
the. mere cost of reproducing
them.
These plans were all made for
houses which have been built
BY the government In various
industrial eenters to house war
workers who rallied by the tens
of Thousands to the cities. These
housing projects. scattered In
cities from coast to coast, were
developed by . group Of famous
experts In town-planning. ar
chitecture. house construction,
engineering and real estate op-
Grafton.
As q result . set of building
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13

Are you CLAIMING to bsiid
your own henef
II %, den,t pay an architect
a lot Of money for making = set
Of expensive plans.
LET UNCLE SAM PLAN
YOUR HOUSE!
He'il do II through the United
States Housing Cooperation.
and the complete set Of blue
prints, with specification, win
cost you only what IL costs Ne
govesnment to print them
about 10 cents.
In these days of high-prieed
materials every penny you save
helps to buy lumber and .Ax-
tures-here's . chance to save
Considerable.
Through the aid Of the United
states Housing Corporation,
The washington Herald has OBJ
tanned q set Of plans for DWELL
ings ranging from fear rooms
to six rooms In sise. These will
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
ELEVENTH STREET
PROPERTY SOLD

NJ. Philipsborn & Co. have leased
from Corcoran Fire Insurance Com
pany the building known as es
Eleventh street northwest. for a term
of twenty-seven years. commencing
July !. 1919. The amount OF rental
agreed upon is $3.50 per year for the
first seven years and 1850 per year
for the remainder of the term-payable
monthly.
The lessee Is also given the privilege
OF purchasing this property on or be-
fore March !, 1886 for the sum OF
50, 200. The Philipsborn firm has al
ready occupied this building for sew
eral years past
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13

each. with all the latest improvements,
on the corner of Windsor and Dewitt
avenues. in Del Ray. These houses
are being built by the Alexandria Con-
struction Company.
Fred Pedrel is erecting a handsome
bungalow on Mount Vernon avenue.
Morris L. Horner. real estate
broker. of King street. Alexandria,
reports the sale of 10 Rosemont ave-
nue.. Rosemont. Va, by Miss NJ.
Dean to S. T. Dove. This is a mod
ern up-to-date house. contains ten
rooms and is located on a lot of
about 100 feet front by las feet
deep.
E. NJ. Graham bought % Rose
mont avenue from Suit & Stay
maker; J. S. Jackson bought 10
Cedar street from Suit and Stay
maker.
DR.. George T. Klipstein is remodel
ing the store property at 1901 King
street, which will be ready for &C.
cupancy in a few days. There have
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
Alexandria County Realty News

erty of NJ. J. Dwyer. 1214-1216 and
1918 King street. to DIR. George
T. Klipstein: property of Samuel
Schwarz. of Washington, d. c., SIS
King street, to DR.. George T. Kip
stein; property of John Lee Dom
nelly. of Washington. d. c., 4l6
South Fairfax street, to Oscar r.
Henderson; property OF r. A. Will
kerson. Del Ray. Va. to Minnie R.
Herndon; property of Mrs. Cecilia
Hill. of Washington. D. c., Ala South
Lee street, to E. E. Fair: property of
Sam Hill. of West Virginia, 1407
King street, to Mrs. Elsie r. Donald
son. and property of Frank Michel
back, so7 and 9oe King street. to
DR.. George T. Klipstein.
S. B. Starnell has just broken ground
for two houses of six rooms and bath
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
FOUR Rooh nHoIAMlLY HOUSE. Dl.
m. Unres STATE, Roo,ns oossoesrsox.

covered with paper and 3-l6-inch ton
que and groove B-grade nat grain.
PORCH. FLOOR AND STEPS C
grade edge grain.
FINISH, inside and out. B grade
yellow pine. following L. S. standard
specifications for war housing.
HARDWARE, U. S. standard speci-
fcations for war housing.
PAINTING Exterior trim three
coats. door. two coats; interior trim,
one coat: walls. two coats: all fol-
lowing L. S. formula for paint and
stain.
ELECTRIC wORK-Knob and tube
No. IA single bead wire, fixtures &C
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
u. S. Government to Sell
5000 Houses to Workers

Acting under authority extended
by the sundry civil bill. which
passed Congress last week. the
United States Housing Corporation
Is preparing to sell the 5000 resi-
dences erected during the war in
the vicinity of munitions plans.
shipyards and other war industrial
establishments.
The law provides that in so<far
as possible the houses shall be sold
to individuals for use as homes.
and long terms may be extended for
the payments.
Many inquiries have already
been made of the bureau by tenants
who wish to purchase residences
which they now occupy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
K STREET APARTMENTS
SOLD FOR $25,000

A sale recorded during the week
vas an apartment known as the
Prince Karl. located on the north
west corner of Eighteenth and X
streets northwest. from Thomas Ruff
fin to Sterling Ruffin and James r.
Ellerson. who Immediately trans
ferred the same to Elizabeth Koontz
Of New Windsor. Nd.
The consideration named was
65.0oo. subject to a deed Of trust for
S5.ooo. This property has frontage
Of seventy-two feet. six inches in
Eighteenth street and fifty-two feet
In X street The plot on which this
building stands contains 3.e.5 square
feet.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13

cording to L. S. war housing stand
ards.
PLCMBING-U. S. Housing Corpora
ton standards. Enamel iron five-foot
bath tub and lsx2l inch lavatory.
vitreous syphon wash down closet
with birch seat and composition low
down tank. Kitchen sink 2ox30 in
ches, enamel roll rim. No wash trays.
hot water cooler. thirty gallon gal
vanized.
GAS RANGE with four top burners.
two-line single oven. Hot water
heater.
HEATING - Hot air furnace with
water coil.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13

trustee under . dssd-in-trnst frcn
Mary Z. Ayers 10 Hugh wsiiia. Of
this city. The conssderatton wa m
the neighborhood OF s8op.
This property has . frontage Of
"a feet inches on Fifteenth strset
and runs back l36 feet I inch u n
Understood Mr.. Wallis win hold this
property a. an Investment
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
SPECIFICATIONS.

SPECIFICATIONS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, grouted
where exposed.
CELLAR FLOOR-Three-inch con-
crete.
CHIMNEY-Brick. terra-cotta lined.
WALLS-Usual stud frame.
EXTERIOR covered with builders
paper and sizing or stucco.
INTERIOR WALLS AND CELL
INGS covered with gypsum plaster
white finish.
ROOF-Seven-eight-i boards on
rafters flashed and covered with as
phalt slate surfaced shingles.
FTOOR-Cnder floor 7-S-inch boards
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13

Edwin L. Cockrell, of Washington.
D. c.. reports the sale on Monday
last of three lots on the corner OF
Mount Vernon and Oxford avenues.
Del Ray, to S. Tuition Dove, OF Acco-
tink, Va. The latter intends to start
Immediately to build three houses on
these lots. The corner house will
have a barber shop located on the
first floor, with living apartments
above. The other two houses will be
of six rooms and bath each, will all
modern improvements. Cockrell also
sold during the week four lots on Ok
ford avenue to Mrs. Annie Z. Ellis,
of Del Ray. Mrs. Ellis intends TO
build two bungalows on these lots.
Work will start within the month.
A. E. West, an official of the town
of Potomac, Alexandria County, is
building a handsome brick house on
Peyton avenue near the Potomac
freight yard.
]. Glassman has recently construct
ed a store on Mount Vernon avenue
for the sale Of automobile accessories,
supplies, etc.
Graham & Ogden. real estate
brokers of $50 King street, Alex
andria, Va, report the following
sales during the past week:
To J. NJ. Kraft. OF New York.
Rosemont property belonging to H.
J. Warthen. of Richmond, Va; the
property of William Duncan, of Del
Ray. Va, to Guy B. Evans; prop
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
Pnce, 5000

A St e. bet 5th apd sth sta.
An eisht-room. modem. hey-Nin-
dow, prcssbrick house. four rooms
on q foor; cellar; good lot This
location is seoond to none on Cspi-
tol Hill. and houses are very sell
dom offered in this block. Can be
sold On terms Of 500 cash. balance
81 per month. TO include interest
and principal.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
Hugh Walls Buys
18th St. Property

A deed recorded on, Friday trans
ferred the property located at 81 Fsf-
teenfh street northwest from the Con-
tinentai Trust Company. acting 'as
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc.
3I4 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.
HOUSES FOE. SALE
Price $3.50

O 81 70. near the Cougreoious
Lirar. A teo-roon. modem,
pruS- brick house; good lot TO
parcd alley. The Cheapest hou~ in
this section Of the city. Nov under
rental. but possession can b given
within . reasonah,e time The loca-
tion Of this house is . guarantee
that it will pny well a. an invest
ment or make q splendid hone
Can be sold on terms Of so cash.
balance IS . month. 10 include
interest and principal
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
Price. $500

ID st. s.. 10 feet from Pa. ave.
A store and dwelling with a lot
OrA Under rental Of $3.50 per
month. Can be sold On terms Of
$40 cash. balance - per rnooth,
to include interest and principal.