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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-29
Love Affairs of a
Lonely Woman
By MARY HUI

the click of the receiver being returned
to it's hook sounded in her eor.
She walked from the booth in a half
doze. a thousand questions crying to be
answered. What did it all mean? Who
was that man with the curious voice at
the other end of the wire? What was
City Hall 404? And, above everything else
how did Mr.. Marshall, the old boookkeep-
err, know anything about this queer, I'M
derworld sort of system that held out
a ray of hope to prosecuted men ana
women.
AS she entered the office Jane could
not help looking with new note of in
| terest at the bent form of the old book
keeper as he worked pouring over MS
ledgers. What was he? Or rather, who
was he? Jane made up her mind to find
out at a very early opportunity, but not
| Just tsen, for as she entered the room
| Mortimer came out of his office and
nodded to her.
We'll go ahead with that interrupted
dictation now" he said, adding with
smile. "Your lunch took away all the ex-
element of the morning, didn't it?'
"Oh, yes, quite" Jane answered, for, as
she truthfully told herself, the excite
ment of the morning, had dwindled to IN
| significance.
sThat,s good" Mortimer answered, as
he held open the door for her. Il don't
like to think of your going through any
thing like that. You weren't built for the
unpleasant things of life"
Out of the corners of her eyes, Jane
watched the mans face. Many times he
had spoken to her much as big broth
err might have spoken, but in the tones
of his voice, Jane suddenly found new
note of sympathyA possibly born of the
| events of the morning, when man had
| tried to insult her in Mortimer pres
ence but whatever it was, her woman S
instinct put her on guard and she was
still watching him closely as she walked
toward the desk.
The afternoon wore away much as
other afternoons had done. There was
nothing further in Mortimer's attitude
to make her feel that he was interested
in her other than as a capable stenog-
rapher, and it was close upon time fog
him to go home that she finally asked
the question that she had been trying tc
formulate since early morning.
Ise"Im going to change my residence,
she said, as Mortimer put some papers
on her desk. I'm going to live in a
working girls hotel. Before I can gel
in | must have some references. Would
you mind. Mr.. Mortimer, giving me q
note saying-you know what?'
Glad to, Miss Brown Mortimer ex'
claimed II think it's a good move, too
Someway, | don't quite approve of these
chance-met boarding houses. Anything
is liable to happen in them. Suppose
you take the letter.
The girl picked up her pencil as the
man began debating. AS he went or
she laughed quietly to herself for his
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Spectacular Holdup
Staged in Paris by
Men in u. S. Uniform
Nv A.,se,atsd Press

Paris, August 2S.-Six men wearing u
S. navy uniforms carried out a spectac-
ular hold-up last night in the bar room
run by the famous French clown, Foo
tit on Montague street.
The men entered the bar at II O'Clock
and five of them lined up the customers
against the wall and searched their
pockets. Meanwhile the other man rifled
the till. taking from it in addition to
10000 francs, Foott's watch and dia-
mong ring. Footit endeavored to defend
his place against the marauders and
broke a champagne bottle over the heac
of one of the men, who, however appar'
emily was not injured.
Footit became famous through his ap-
pearance as a clown on the Odeon stage
Medicine That Is Especially Ere.
pared For just One Thing
Just try one bottle of LAX-FOS WITH
PEPSIN for Habitual Constipation. boe
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Your Best Asset
"A Skin Cleared By
|CuticuraSOap
An drurxists; Soap Is, osntnsns . q q, T.Ieum a.
tSampie each frcs OF '.cstacurA. pspA Z. bssssn
.UCH!CALOMEL MAKES
YOU DEATHLY SICK
Stop using dangerous drug be-
fore it salivates you'll
It's horrible!

You're bilious, sluggish, sonstipated
and believe you need vile, dangerous
oalomel to start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guaranteed Ask your drug
gist for bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
and take a spoonful tonight. II It
YOU right up better than calomel and
without gripping or making you sick |
want you to go back to the store and
get your money.
Take calome1 today and tomorrow you
will feel weak and sick and nauseated.
Don't lose days work. Take a spoon
| ful of harmless, vegetable Dodson's Liv-
err Tone tonight and wake up feeling
| great It's perfectly harmless, so give
| Il to your children any time. 1t can't
salivate, SO let them cat anything
| n afterwards.
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terms in praise of her were glowing in
the extreme.
rs that all right" he laughed. You
can sign it if you like. l won't be back
this evening
Picking up his hat and stick. he walked
to the door and opened it. Then, from
the outer office mans voice, harsh and
rsistent, broke in upon the girls ears.
well, / don't care if it's quittin time
or not! Go tell Miss Brown that Mrs.
Van Bleekers cars downstairs waiting
for her."
(To be continued tomorrow
(Copyright 1919, Thompson eFature
Service.)
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Andrew and k71ogene
LITTLE LIFE THE EXPERIENCE OF COUPLE
PHLOSOPHC, THOUGH MARRIED
ROEE

/, here with you. We are getting fond of
you. You are so obliging. You are such
living representation of that MAXIM
we strive TO please In fact, l am get
tin so crazy about you that l am think
ing about buying you new car. DO
you like a limousine or -
Andrew said Imogene. Come away
from here. l am surprised at you"
AS they walked up the aisle, he smiling
and she frowning, the saleswoman said
to her nearest neighbor, We'll, what do
you think of that?"
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No. 76.
"Stir watching the man in the tele-
phone booth, Jane was trying to decide
what to do, when once again she was
fudely knocked aside and a second man
brushed by her with scant ceremony.
He was rather stout, with a square jaw
and a close cropped black mustache, but
before the girl had time to really observe
these details the man, who had come to
a stop, caught sight of the other man
lin the telephone booth, and with a leap
he had the other by the collar and was
dragging him from the restaurant
whats this?' the manager of the
Iplace exclaimed, bustling up and stop
| ping the passage of the stout man with a
gesture. Whats the idea?y
| Jane saw the stout man raise the lapel
of his coat. caught the flash of bright
meal badge, and the next instant she
| had leaped into the telephone booth and
Taught up the dangling receiver. Her &C
.tjon had been performed without a single
motive, and she had no idea why she
had not turned and walked from the res
Itaurant, instead she found herself speak
ng excitedly into the instrument
Hello! Hello!"
II thought you'd gone" a curiously
|level voice answered. who is this?"
Thieves Highway" Jane gasped after
an instant's thought.
do you come from there?" the voice
Inquired.
\ Even in the excitement of the moment
|ker surprise was intense as she thought
. THAT, after all, old Marshall had spoken
With a good amount of sense. Yes
. she exclaimed. "Yesn'
Good" the voice resumed. What is
lit? Tell Me?'
II didn't call you," Jane FASTENED t.
&explain. ut was a man. | am in {
restaurant and he pushed past me ant
ame into the telephone booth. l heard
Kim call the number, but before yol
oluld answer, another mani think de
edtive-came in and dragged the mai
,ut1'
..Tlescribe the man who called>the mum
oer,t the voice ordered
'HA was young. about Is or 80, smooth
face, rather nice looking-he didn't hav'
IA coat on, only his vest and he was ex
cited. I'm afraid that isn't very strik
ling description. Also he had rather ligh
hair, wavy hair, if you know what
meanl'
you have done WELL" the voice SAT-
quietly Your number please?
For an instant Jane hesitated, at los
to know how to answer this question
then like lightning her fingers flew to he
handbag and opened it. The next mo
ment she, had the card in her hand an
scanning it more carefully this time
lfAae saw small number up in one cor
en-
tEleven hundred and ten" she gaspe
1k,&o the transmitter.
I THANK you." was the brief reply, an
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value demonstrated by the chemists to
be very great in the manufacture of
high grade steel. This ore and one or
two other minerals together with the
modern and wonderful electric furnace
are making it possible for the United
States now to turn out the highest grade
of steel Demand for steel of this quail
ity first came from the automobile man
ufacturers, and while there was knowl
edge that the ore was to be. found in
Peruvian Andes. nevertheless no consid-
cradle exploitation of the mines took
place until the discovery of its important
function in the manufacture of high
grade steel. According to reports If four
pounds of vanadium are infused into one
ton of steel the strength of the steel
will be increased nearly 80 per cent.
Mr.. Schwab and his associates are
now through this purchase, understood
to control nearly 100 per cent of the
worlds output of vanadium, although
how long that control will be MAIN
tanned will depend upon the success OF
men OF science who are endeavorng to
learn whether the vanadium exists in
| large quantities elsewhere than in Peru.
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According to Prof. Vaughn Mac
Caughey Of the College of Hawaii. the
Hawaiian race is rapidly becoming ex-
tinct. The disappearance of one Of the
finest physical types known in the his
tory of the human race is due to the
introduction by white men of alcohol,
plagu,, measles, leprosy, tuberculosis.
pneumonia and the most terrible of blood
diseases. none of these having been
known in Hawaii before the advent OF
the white man.
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Pimples, Sores, Humors
And Skin Erupions
Are Caused by Impure or Bind
Blood--Internal Treatment 10
Necessary.

There are great many conditions of
poor health caused by bad blood. These
disorders are evidenced by skin erup-
tions, swelling of the glands or joints.
falling hair and sores on different parts
Of the face, limbs or body. While it is
source of embarrassment and annoy
ance
caused by impure or bad blood by TAX
ing Prescription C-2223, a blood purifier
of merit The medicinal ingredients
which are used in it's manufacture are
so proportioned and combined as to go
directly to the seat of the trouble. sweep
out the impurities and purify the blood.
that one great necessity OF healthy
Prescription C-2223 contains no mer-
curry. opium, morphine. choral or
strychnine; it was originally. the PRES
is of n the of
ditions to impure blood. If any one
doubts the merit of the medicinal in
gradients used. the manufacturers will
gladly furnish this information to their
Prescription C-222s can be found at
all good drug stores for $3.50 bottle;
or the manufacturers will send pre-
paid on receipt of price. Write tho
C-2223 Laboratory. Memphis. Tenn. for
| free literature.
Rrescrlptio -
J -SHoNez7sl6xnks
The Washington times., 1919-12-27
STONE Z FAIRFAX.
I342 New York Ava

FOR sALE-coiorsd Buyers. AttsutieA.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.
REFINED LOCATIONS.
stories. steam heat; good-si.ed Lot
to alley. $1,000 cash.
N.3ss-Two S-room houses. letteeed street.,
vicinity l+th and U; deep lots to
alley: make your own terms.
*.ooo-10th st, near P: rooms and bath !:
lot 1sx1os: reasonable terms.
sS.soo-French St; s-room house: 4 on .
noor; modern heat: 1890 to alley.
Ss,7eo-S St, between l4th and 18th: at
tractive home, rooms and bath:
lS-ft front; room for garage
S4.soo-V st. near 18th; modern; rooms
and bath; good lot: reasonable
terms.
s3.soo-Harvard, near 7th: semi-detachei; :;
rooms and bath; cellar; porches
S,7so-Arranged for two families; IL
rooms and baths; separate heat
ing plants: live in one and get q
good income from the other; lot I 9x
100; alley. $1,000 cash A bar
gain.
.ooo-Corcoran St. near 1sth-s-room
window brick
S3'6oo-A new house on Newport pl. 2lst
and o; stories. cellar. furnace.
F,2so-Arranged for two families; rooms;
5000 St. between 18th and 18th: 10
rooms baths; hot-water heat,
electric lights, 2oxl00.
issSi. "e~' A'" f''' anu 0A'h
;4.soo-s st. near 18th; 9 rooms: cellar.
$f,2bo-S St, between 18th and 18th; 8
rooms; lot 1Sx100: alley.
$5,ooo-S St, between 1st and I'd: almost
new stories; cellar: furnace.
33,6oo-ll1 Seaton st. n. w; 2 Stories
cellar; furnace heat.
's.ooo-s13 T ST.; with frontage ~ IT; s
rooms and bath.
t.z5o-Wsllach ST., near 18th; foomA
bath, cellar.
S.5oo-lsth St. near L; stories: base
ment room for garage.
,s.5oo-22d st, between L and NJ: rooms
and bath.
S5.7So-l5th st, near r; rooms and bath
$5,o0o-l3th st near r: rooms bath
cellar: furnace
ss,soo-l3th ST.. near N; rooms; 1sx1lo;
3S feet front on alley In rear.
S.7oo-llth St, near L. rooms :ox1o0.
t,25o-Corner on 18th St. very handsome
rooms and bath
For particulars ask for
MR.. WALK,
1912 New York ave II
The Washington times., 1919-12-27
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
New Mt Pleasant Home,
1923 Euclid st. NV.
rooms and 2 baths
Ready for occupancy.
New Chevy Chase detached
home.
1897 Livingston St
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porchea
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW.
In Chevy Chase.
1902 Hunt s1gton st. NV.
rooms and bath.
High-class finish.
Two squares west Of
Connecticut avenue.
Ready for occupancy.
,Tew corner detached home
in Pet-orth.
(116 4th st. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
Extra large porcheA
Very deep lot to paved alley.
New detached homeA
1928 7th st. NV.
8 rooms and bath
These houses are an completed
and always open for inspection.
d. J. DUNCAN,
100 b St NV. Phone n. 1857.
The Washington times., 1919-12-27
N HoNE Czzssned REAL ESTATE Advertising
|'OWN 'NOUR own HOME"
FOR SAlt-nUUSES

FOR SALt-nUUSES
S. BELOFF
Wishes to extend to his
many clients and friends .
HAPPY NEW YEAR"
S. BELoFF.
Real Estate, Insurance,
New Davidson Bldg.
Room 202. NJ. s1S7.
Allan E Walker 4 Co., Inc,
BIB 18th St N. w.
Northwest Suburbs,
$500.
,.c, D.t.ea;s si,;s & room. 1as, bath ao'-va''r
Good Northwest Section.
Het-waeer heat; rooms; bath
Snap at $500.
On East Capitol St
Price, $4,000.
roouna bath; hot-watsr heat; me
On Wide Ave. N. 3.
$500.
.s. 100 os, s:'s s.,,s,. Ia :, s''* "'s'; s.-r
Centrally Located,
$500.
Capitol Hn house. 10 rooms. bath
Detached Bungalow,
Price, $1,000.
IN Drookland, s rooma bat. hot.
water heAf, cleo. NGhts; pofchea. ste.
On Capitol HIN,
Price, $4,000.
. roszns On two 6ooss; lot - allsy.
In lexington,
$500.
r~omo On two noov: goed Aiisy;
sfOwnssess trim; furnace heat
On Heights,
Price, $3.50.
- feemA bath; hot~at9 Asss:
Near 9Th St. and Mass. Ave. N, W.
larIs rooms. wide front: s-story
brick stable
Big Bargain At s7,5oe,
Allan z Walker & Co., Inc.
BIB 18th st. N. w. n. 126.
o0kI-0
The Washington times., 1919-12-27
FOR SAlE-HOUSES
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST

NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST
See US about these desirable homes We
be sold, in view OF the fact that the prices
are very reasonable, terms easy, location
desirable:
A nonresident has placed with us for sals
three coy brick houses near 3rd and G N. E.;
stories and cellar: 6 rooms modern bath
reception hall plan, covered porches, very
desirable In every respect Terms, s, ,oo.
lar: rooms and bath; room for garaSa.
Reasonable terms.
81, ,ooo-Near 9Th and northeast; ! stories
and cellar; rooms and bath.
T,Soo-Ffrst street southeast near e: :
stories and cellar: II rooms: lot about Is
feet by 100 to an alley; house said to bs In
excellent condition: newly papsred, etc.
n, H,ssoKentucky avsnus 3 Z. near d: 3
stories, rooms: good condition.
0,5oo-Near Congressional Library; u
rooms, baths: electric Lights: lot 1x1oo
Nooo-An sreom houss "a D sersse N. 4:
very substantial building.
A,no-A corner awsrlfng: a MAzyianA
avenue: wide frontage and parting: the
owner I . noo-rssadsnt, - anxious - na,s
0,soo - Massachusetts, avsnus near Wh
street; 9 rooms and bath: cellar under entire
house; H-foot alley on the rear Of the lot
Reasonable terms
>t-Seo sach-Two s-room Gwsinnss near leeh
and A streets N. E.: a feet front: In seod
condition: possession.
One q the most attractive homes n IN
northeast section, d street between 9Th and
Ith; stories and cellar; rooms, tiled bath,
hot-water heat. electric light, lot lSxN to Q
paved alley: plenty Of room for . garage.
metal weather strips, servants room; hard.
you want to Sc something out Of the crdi.
nary lst u show you this propsrty.
N,oeeC-B strsst near "a: - rooms and hath:
lot l6x96 to . wide alley; IN sxcsllGnt loon
ton for room renting.
H,Ns-s sersse near Nsrsn cavessa: seursss
and csnar; bAy-w1ndow brick: roe0 tor
garasS: alley.
n, ,Soo-Near ths Llhsa1y: stsefss and ceA-
lar: II rooms and baths: electric lights:
lot &x1oo.
N,Desth strsse q. n, nsar G; stsrsss
and cellar; rooms and hatA: hot-va&~ hsat:
lot x8x10.
ss-a-8 strsse q u, nsf mi se.rass:
rooms; lot 11x1ee.
D,0e-B strsst q n, near a: n rsoas. .
baths: lot I1x3o t. an alley: immediate pos-
session.
N,HeAo arose q H., near m: sossns
and baths; garage to bold TIVE cars.
IS 5ooo-d street 3. e.: near nth; stotaes
and cellar: rooms and bath: alley dds
and rear: very attractive.
A,so-rwo houses On strUst q. =, nsar
It'll: rooms each: lot xx1oA
STONE Z FAIRFAX.
The Washington times., 1919-12-27
FOR SAl.-HOUSES

BARGAINS IN SMALL
PROPERTIES
24th St. near F N. W.
Six Rooms and Bath. ea.fss.
Seaton st. N. W. near 18th and You
Six Rooms and Bath, si.Ses.
9Th st. near Florida Ave. N. w.
Six Rooms and Bath Ss.7se.
Columbia St. N. W. near 9th and p
Biz Rooms and Bath S3,Ses
Near 4th and G SITS. N. E.
Eight Rooms and Bath ei,fSo.
Orleans Place N. E. near 9Th and N
SITS.
r.as.d. 'IS Pr,es ss.iss. apartment wen
n St. N. E. near 18th
heat $4,000.
Lamont st. N. W. near Georgia Ave.
81. rooms. bath. cellar. fsrnscs heat
r.aSe; easy terms.
Gresham st. N. W. near Go. Ave.
SiH rcoms, bath. cellar. furnses Assa
Delaware Ave. 8. W. near K
month for the two. Price 3s.soe.
MOORE 4 HILL, INC,
1902 n st. N. W.
AN ATTRACTIVE HOME IN
BLOOMINGDALE,
NEAR 1st 4 ADAMS SITS. N. W.
Price &s,1So.
rooms 1: and ssss: fuse.s. sS hns Ss:s .i:.t1.s n
lights; large lot; reasonable tsrma
MOORE 4 HILL, INC,
1420-22 II ST. N. W.
The Washington times., 1919-12-27
tUR SAlt-hUUSES
m BLOOMINGDALE

m BLoOMINGDALE
Very desirable. . good looking fAney
brick house: 70 rooms, steam heat. large
porch: o. l.; no.ooo
=
-.
IN BL0OMINGDALE
ssin another attractive kouss; . issory
brown bricb. furnace heat. Z roo0s,
- hath: IN good condition; H.s0.
HoLMEAD PLACE
One block from 18th street cars; istory
brown brick arxs porch, alley sna roe@
- heat: only C.ooo.
SOUTH OF ~U~ AND WEST OF
SIXTEENTH STREETS
,-ssory brick homo: 9 rooms and bath.
front porch across entire nouss. hot
water heat. electricity. room tor garass:
moderate terms; ~ .oe.
GOOD LOCATION IN. SOUTHEAST
=. Brand nsw home: rooms snA bath.
ave- sp e.s:: .ss rs.:so.si. r.:s 1 s&ms: s%S.
NEAR CLEVELAND PARK
: p-t.en.a .:.,-sune.,s- hyn. ~
% sssctrtcity; S.ol
g NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
: e.oe'y ns' sn,,e 6 g rooms' ! bah. nsss brow.
sr'.k hoass, ssf1se<svs perchss' = -'
-
NORTHEAST
brick. iarss porchss. rooms. ! bafh.
o. sssm fee s.xass, e~ saiy Nea
..
u DOWNTOWN SECTION
r. A hrvwu sesos anA sr.ox b@a, N~xA-
. sss ss;s: - rs..sossis s.@.s: INA
.
q q NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE
NORTHEAST
p s~sen ana b.sa sr,ek neuss: Aousls
EssarAse: $50 cAsA. halAnns - psF 1aatA:
=. Q ArSAin: N,oA
-
y HOWARD Z HINES,
= Incorporated
d. f34 18th Strsse n VI.
- Main 73o-731-734
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The Washington times., 1919-12-27

FOR SALBIBY
JOHN a. SLATER
51S 18th Ut. N. W., ROOM SOS.
TO COLORED FAMILIES.
Partial payment plan-small cash pay
mont, balance monthly.
100 block lst IT N. W. rooms
oAtn. $4,000
500 block L It N. VT rooms,
oStn. ....... ..$4,ooV
1900 block 10th Ut. N. W. rooms.
oSto. ............ .$4,0o0
17oe block Florida ave N. W.
rooms and bath. h..................$3,8o 500
The Washington times., 1919-12-27
Near ed St. and Mass. Ave.
"0wN YOUR OWN HOME"
Main 0lk

"owN YOUR OWN HOME"
FOR sALE-Prics. $780, immediate posses
date sroom and bath! Colonial % BRICK house, %
heated with hot water. having electric lights
house will be sold quickly. Reasonable terms.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc, l4os H st. N. W.
FOR sALE-Price, H,s0O Can be sold on
terms N5o cash and easy monthly pay.
ments: located on Columbi. road, Just OF
Ga ave-: 6s-room and bath modern brick
house This would make you . very com.
BOSS Z PHELPS. Inc. 1906 H St. N. w.
FOR sALE-Price, S, $50 wen located in
possession: . ,dern Groom and bath brick
house. semi-detached, with side light, stu
ated on lot @xl5o. You can inspect this
lNnr hoIse at any time. and IT will pay you to
oOSS PHELPS. Inc, l4os H st. N. W..
FOR SALE-Price, $500. In the Blooming.
dale section, . mighty attractive modern
home: having rooms and bath. porches.
by owner, who has kept the property in
beautiful condition. Possession can be had
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc, 1905 Fl st. N. W..
FOR sALE-Price. $4,000. Downtown home.
Ing distance Of stores and departments: .
tstory, Groom brick house. situated on .
large lot, to . wide paved alley; there II
also = brick garage. This property belongs
TO an estate and is going to be sold.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc, l4os H St. N. W.
FOR 81 .E-H,50O Within a square Of Gov.
ernmenr Printing Office; q 3-story, l0-room
buy for business purposes. Reasonable terms
of sale
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 14os H St. N. w.
FOR sALE-Price. $500. Well located
Northwest home, close to street car line:
3-story semi-detached house. having 9
rooms and bath: 5 bed rooms, heated with
hot water, having front and side porches.
BOSS PHELPS, Inc, l40S II st. N. W..
FOR sALE-Pnce, $500. In Columbia
Heights: most complete 2story. S-room
colonial house having hot-water heat. elec-
trio lights, and freproof garage holding :
cars. This is boX-style house, and the rooms
are large and bright.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc, 14oe H st. N. w.
FOR SALE-Price, 81. 800, South of Grard
ST., In Columbia Heights, one of the best
possession Will be given Of 3-story, l0roOm
house, bed rooms. house heated with hot
water, has electric lights, inlaid floors and
2-story rear porches.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc, 1905 II st. N. w.
FOR SALE-Price, $4,000. A little OF from
18th ST. and south of NJ, an excellent piece
of property for investment purposes good
home. This II 3-story, bay-window brick
house of attractive appearance, containing
10 rooms and bath, good heating plant, sew
eral open freplaces. Reasonable terms Of
sale
BOSS 4 PHELPS, Inc. 1905 St. NJ W..
The Washington times., 1919-12-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Main NeS.
Cleveland Park

Aeefactivs detached homo, not
tef from Conn ava; beautiful sur
roundtnes; well.kept grounds:
modern house, containing II rooms,
2 baths, large attic; pantry; hot
water heat; electric lights; imme-
eiete possesston: liberal tsrmA
The Washington times., 1919-12-27

BOOMING HOUSE near eth and & ste. n.
w.. IL rooms, all rented selling ac-
count of sickness Price, $l,lOo cash,
terms; rent SIS month. SHINN HACK
LEY, sol 9Th ST. n. w. 20