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New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Comptroller. Though Cited
to Appear, Detics Order
of I. 5. Court: Warrant
for His Arrest Is Asked
Challenges Judges Power
His Special Counsel Says He
Does Not Have to Obey
Because Elected Official

When Comptroller Charles l. Craig
failed to appear personally in the Fed
eral court yesterday to answer a charge
of contempt of cour. preferred at
the direction OF Federal Judge Julius
y. Naver United States Attorney Cat
fv asked for q warrant for Craig's
arrest
homund /. Mooney, the Comptroller's
attorney. explained that his client had
6efed the courts order not out of dis
respect Tor the court but because he
Questioned The right Of the Judge to
take such action against an elected
o.Icer of the State ot New York.
After several minutes reflection the
judge hurriedly called & court attend
ant 10 his side and whispered instruc-
tons IT, his ear. The attendant went
away, but soon returned.
Judge Mayer then announced that he
would reserve decision on the notice
70 issue a warrant. He set the after
noon of December 10 a the time when
both sides should be prepared TO argue
on the courts jurisdiction and the waf-
raa-.
The hearing yesterday was to have
taken place at 1880, but was post
poned until 2:3o. At that time there
were IN the courtroom, besides Cafey
and Mooney. William t. c. Mayer. AS
s,stant Corporation Counsel: Ben Mat
thews. Assistant United States At
torney. newspaper reporters and few
other spectators.
is MIR. Craig in the courtroom ." the
clerk - the court asked, before Judge
Mayer TOOK his seat on the bench.
Naen there was no answer, the clerk
disappeared into the judges chambers
and. emerging again, beckoned the
lawyers inside.
For almost half an hour private
c15ereace was held Then the at
torneys Sled into the Courtroom and
Judge Mayer entered. When Craig
wa called on to answer the charges
agairsr rm Mooney said:
Il suSges. to your honor that the
proceed nss stand over for one week.
wisn 10 say ira. Very grave ques-
ton IS presented. among others. as to
whether tne court has jurisdiction over
e. elected officer Of the State Of New
4orA My clients non-appearance is
Due not 20 q lack Of respect for the
coGr.. a-t 70 hold 20 the legal technical
points covered by this special notice Of
sgpeara0ce.
Crais $ lawyer then read to the court
.ne notice Of apre~rance.' which said:
" haTies l.. traig, Comptroller Of the
lity u New ork. and as such q mem
ter a. IS Board Of Estimate and Ap-
ro,tannent, appears specially. but not
generally. 10 object to the jurisdiction
Of his person and jurisdictionally to
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
English To1Un Honors
Mother Of President

CARLISLE. Eng. Dec. 2.--Citizens
of Carlisle, the girlhood home of the
mother of President Woodrow Will
son, yesterday unveiled a tablet near
the entrance of the Lowther Street
Congregational Church, to commence
rate the visit to the town of Presi-
dent Wilson, in December, 1918.
On the occasion of the Presidents
visit he went to the spot on which
had stood the chapel of his grand
father, the late Rev. Thomas Wood
row.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Police Scent 'Inside' Job
In Sheffield BURGLARY

Detectives have obtained no definite
clue to the identity of the men who
opened the safe at the Sheffield Farms
Company's four-story building at 529
West Twenty ighth Street and took
$4,000 in cash Monday night. The
safe was regarded as burglar proof,
5ut the yeggmen apparently had little
difficulty in opening it with an acety-
lene torch. The police believe that it
was an "inside job
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Mine President Helps
Dig Coal to Aid Cifv

EVANSVILLE, Ind Dec. 2.-Undcr
contract to supply the Evansville
Municipal Water Works with coal,
James Moore. president and manager
of an Evansville mine, and five of his
Office men entered the mines to-day
for their second days work. Monday
the miners" dug more than forty
tons of coal
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Paris Newspapers Resume
Publication at Own Plants

PARIS. Dec. o.-Paris newspapers.
which during the printers strike com
bned TO issue the "Pressc de Paris"
were published TO day from their own
plants. Some of them declare they
could have appeared notwithstanding
the strike, but joined with other jour
mails to show the solidarity of the
press and to safeguard its moral in
terests.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

K. Pugh, of Borden's Condensed Milk
Sales Company, Inc; Louis Runkel, of
Runkel Brothers, Inc, and ]. H. Jen-
kins, of Huyler's, Inc. The delegation
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

comprised the executive committee o.
the Association Of Confectionery and
Chocolate Manufacturers Of the State
of New York
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

The American Woolen Company an
nounced an increase had been ordered
at all of its mills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-29

81 $50.
On Delaf1eld plaee-Beautiful detached home
of 10 rooms. baths, sleeping porches, etc. !;
hot-water heat; electricity; wide frontage and
deep lot; 81 800 cash, balance monthly; i'm
mediate possession.
$1,000.
FIRST near W st. n.w.-Wen built house, 6
rooms and bath; h.-w. heat; gAage; very desir-
able neighborhood; 81 $50 cash, bal. monthly.
$1,000.
400 block Monroe st.-6 rooms, furnace
heat; gas; pleasant home in convenient sec
ton; easy terms; vacant; move Id at once.
S. 80
Near I'd & b. ]. ave. n.e.-Ffne 6fm. house,
colonial porches; Eafage: excellent neighbor-
hood; reasonable terms: quick possession.
Observation-Disclosures CO.,
REAL ESTATE,
1517 81 st. NV. Phone Main 6S4. 500
KENYON ST. NV. NEAR GEORGIA. AVE.
Semi-detached six-room and hath brick, with
hot-water heat; wide colonial front porch; in
Al condition; lot 25xll2 It. to a 20-ft. paved
alley. with room for .donhle ganee. Very
quick possession. Price. $500.
JOHN QUINN 90. INC, ID 12th Nv.
Main 435.
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BRoOKLAND HOME

BR0OKLAND HOME
Only $3.000. $500 Cash
Very substantially built Groom home with
furnace heat, gas. bath. Second bathroom
without fixtures. Large porch running around
three sides. Large and absolutely dry cellar.
Grounds 50x15O, with about % excellent grape
vines, poultry houses and yards, and fine, orig
inal shade. Newly graded street has placed
this house 4 feet below grade, else It would
sell quickly for S5,00O. Call evenings. l4Oe
Newton, BKookland.
TWO SQUARES LINCOLN PARK.
18th st. nr. e. Capitol; kennedy sDavii
built. g rooms, hath. brick, furnace, gas
colonial porch Only s., $50. $50 cash.
McLAOHLEN BANKING 'CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE HOMES IN
NORTHWEST
Large corner house, rooms, two tile hafhs,
one with the shower; h.-w.h.. cleo. lights, FIRE
place. Double sleeping porch, glaSed and
screened. All windows screened and weather
stripped. Hardwood hoors. Basement has
brick wall, fruit cellar, furnace room with
winters supply Of coal. laundry and servants
foem, .built-in AFepFoof garage. Large colonial
front porch. large back porch. nne 'front.' side
and back lawn. Water garden with water
lilies nnd goldfish. This beautiful and thor
onehly modern home faces SOLDIER Home Park
and is in q location most desirable. Owner
will give possession Immediately. Price, $11.-
$50; 81. Zoo cash.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and g.
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AUToMoB1Ixs FoR aA1E. ETC

AUTO MART OF WASHINGTON. ING.
LATE MODEL USED CARS.
HONEST VALUES.
1918 wEsTcorT.
4-pass.. ehummy roadster; Ave 600 tires;
mechanically perfect; Red Seal CONTINENTAL
motor; classy car. 81. 60.
1916 CADILLAC.
7-nass. Vhuring: paint top ana tires m goo
condition; act quick; real bargain. 81 400.
1918 BUICK r6:''
5-pass. touring; run {, go mikes; mechanical
ly perfect; cord tires; extra tire; extras; good
as new. 81 400.
1918 RuICK 49,
| 5-pass touring; run 800 miles; cord tires;
extra tire; frs;-class condition Throughout.
$3.50.
1918 BUICK ''e.'
Roadster; run $500 miles; mechanically per
! feet; cord tires; extra tire; looks like new.
$3.50.
1917 CHANDLER.
4-pass. chummy roadster: popular ear; COED
condition; five practically new fa. vacuum cup
tires. 81. $50.
1917 BUICK 80
5-pass. touring; thoroughly ,overhauled; cord
tires; extra tire; splendid value. $3.50
1918 OVERLAND.
Country club 4-pass. roadster: new PANT
new top; plate glass windows; new slip COW
ers: front and rear bumpers: spotlight; hve
good tires Handsomest small car in Wash
ington. $500.
1918 OVERLAND.
Model IS, 4, three passenger roadster: thor
oughly overhauled; five good tires: unusually
good motor; very roomy car. $1JO.
1877. OVERLAND.
4-pass. roadster; five wire wheels; i've good
tires; new paint; new top; bargain. 500.
1916 DODGE ROADSTER.
Thoroughly oyerhauled; Eisman high-tension
magnetic; four new tires; top and paint good
$3.50.
1916 MITCHELL.
S-pass.~ roadster; extra winter top; good
looking car; good tires; bargain; $500.
1914 LOzIER
Sport roadster; high grade car; powerful g
cyl. motor; will do 20 miles per hour. $500.
1915 DETROFrER
s-cyl., 5-pass.; good running order. $500.
1914 PULLMAN ROADSTER.
Good running order. $40O.
1915 .DORT
5-pass.; good running order. 1915.
1917 SAXON.
4-cyl. roadster; good running order. $3.50. .
Every car listed is on our showroom floor.
G. C. PEARCE, General Manager.
Open Sunday, 10 to 4.
1855 Pa. ave. NV. Main 406.
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ARKANSAS AVE. AND !
EMERSON ST. NV. Z
EMERSON ST. AND
ARKANSAS AVE.

(Sdul AQQ1t1On.3 =.
Delightful six-room home, oon1s@
tanning three bedrooms, sieepinG.&
porch, bath, 1avatory, ceutraf
entrance hall and stairway, par 8
lor, dining room and kitchen. &
with living porch. Laundry andss
servants toilet In cellar. Atties%
over entire house. Slate root
You must act quickly to secure.
one of these popular six-rocfMss
homes. 80 80
sJit7-ssse
It has been our unvarying ex=
perience that our homes are
sold before completion -leavingaEF
many disappointed. We therea
fore suggest prompt and cars5
full inspection of these proper
ties. Either call at our operaeysl
ton at Emerson St, one square -
east of I4th, or call Main 693sf
for auto. We will be proud toe
show you these homes. Il
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Very charming detached home Heights just off
Sixteenth Street.
Owner leaving the city will sell at a sacrifice of
the thorouhy equipped and handsomely decorated
homes in Washington.
floor fitted
artistic
err
s by lawn
magn all
o
Immediate Possession.
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON, INC,
1904 H Street NV.
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INUR SALE-HOuEH

GET ouR FOR SALE LEST OF NEW
HOMES LOCATED IN PETwoRTH.
PARK. CHEVY CHASE AND BROOK
CHAs. d. sAGER.
Main 50. o23 lstn ct. .n.w.
ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NEAR
Washington 'Circle-ExcePtioually nice g.
room and hath home: price, $500; on
very reasonable terms.
CH.tS. d. SAGER.
Nsfn "a. 9cs 18th 81. NV.
CONGRESS HEIGHTStTwO OF THE
best built homes In this section; 7-room
brick: h.w.h.. electric lights. Price.
1850 each; smalt cash payment; bal
spce monthly.
Main Sc. 9e3 latn st. NV.
ON 9TH ST. NV. NEAR historic
and two apartments: good condition
throughout. Price. $13.5oo. splendid
e cHAs. d. sAaER.
ON VERMONT AVE. N.w.-vERY DE-
sirabae S-room semi-detached home down.
town. Price. 81. 500. Reasonable terms
will be accepted.
CHAs. D. SAGER.
Main o. 9c3 18th IT. NV.
IN BEST SECTION OF BR0OKI.AND-
Very attractive 6-rocm bungalow; h.w.h.:
electric lights; open 6replaces; hardwood
'Aoors; garage. Lot 50x147. Perfect con-
dft;on. Terms.
CHAs. D.. SAGER.
Main 20. V23 18th st. NV.
ON SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-EXCEP-
tioaally desirable 6-room and bath home:
h.wh.: electric lights; front and rear
porches; possession can be given. Price,
$1,000.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main SO. 923 18th st. NV.
, Get our for sale list Of new homes To-
Gated in Petworth. Saul's Addition. Cleve-
lani Park, Chevy Chase and Brookland.
CHAS. d. sAGER,
in 36, 923 18th st. NV.
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HANDSOME HOME
Kalorama Road Near Col. Road.
II LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS; 8
baths, hot-water heat, hardwood floors;
20ft. front; SOUTHERN EXPOSURE;
IN x C e l. LENT CONDITION;
DEEP LOT. with ample room for ga
rae; Az INsPEcTI0N Will GOV
Immediate Possession Given.
Price, 100000.
B St. Sc. Bet. 4th and 5th.
A LARGE. Broom sEMI-DE-
TACKLED DWELLING, with lot SO It.
front The rooms in this property
mn ve1 afss; .
Bloomingdale Home.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONS large
rooms. furnace heat, sleeping porch.
PRICE. 5000.
Euclid St. Near 18th.
9 LARGE ROOMS. bath. furnace
heat: colonial front porch
On the Heights, Semi Detached.
ROOMS, hath, furnace heat; frsnt
saa rear porcses. IN PERFECT cOS.
PRICE. 1870.
Southeast Home With Garage.
ROOFS Ash sA4A &, eaRSGE. -S WiLE :.
Holo 1AH PRle SAt ssooo.
BANES REALTY CO., Inc.
Oh 1Afb CT MHN Mo-, 900
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

EXCLUSIVE USE OF LARGE. WELL FUR
nished office, from 8 to 5. at 708 18th st. NV.
For price and particulars see A. p. PAYNE.
Room 5, 1413 h st. NV.
STUDIO to sublet by hour. day or month.
1903 Euclid ST. Phone 2283-W. 30s
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
Pope bldg, SIT 14th St; halls and rooms Just
renovated; excellent elevator and jAnitor sery-
ice; make an inspection Of these rooms.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
N. 2345. ia 18th st. nh.
FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST, IN PROFES-
sionaI building. 1915 Eye 1t. NV; rooms on
first floor; $50 per month. Key with janitor Of
building.
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE COMPANY,
816-s19 Evans bldg. Main 34s2-s3.
CHANDLER BUILDING. IT'S 18th NM
{noors and basement: electric selevatnf: ssAeAD
heat; IS . whole OF BY noors and roaaas. q.
Quire $50 18Th. Phone sNain 76B.
OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT IN THE NHN.
across from the courthouse; rooms from SIS up.
WILLIAM X. ELLIS. .1412 G 1t. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

GV1 0xk9s
ARE YoU IN TIE MARKET FOR "A
GOOD INVESTMENT? Here is one
at -, 500; 3-family apt. house. a rooms
and bath each I'm desirable location IN
wILIlAM 8. PHILLIPS,
Phone Main 9s.
rive BLOCKS FROM 14fh ST. CAR
.LINE-A very complete home In A No.
i condition; can be bought on excellent
terms: % rooms and bath; h.w.h., cleo.
lights; room for garage; double hack
WILLIAM 8; PHmllrs.
Phone Main 9s.
WITHOUT QUESTION TEE BEST
BUY IN WARRINGTON AT 81 300
Semi-detacf&d. on 14th ct. car line;
rooms and bath; h-w.h.: elee. lights: :.
hardwood trim throughout; newly pa
pered and painted; room for garage;
exceptionally low terms.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
Phone Main 9s.
THE IDEAL HOME IN EXCLUSIVE
NEIGf4BOKH0OD IN N.W.-Artist-
ically and conveniently Arranged;
rooms and bath: h.w.h,; elsc. aigIts;
garage. Price, $10.500.
WILLIAM s. PHILJdfS.
Phone Main 9s.
POSSESSION AT oNCE--A ~ER1
large yssd 10 paved alley: desirable
neighborhood In NV.
WIILdAM 6 PHILIPS.
A HOUSE THAT POSgEssHg REAL
h.th. 1 Asp s M1 iiaits: n s.. nnc
fuI location; sple ndid terms. Pnce.
wII4aAM 9; P,ssaIIAfs.
BEAUTIFULLY AND CONVENIENT
LIZ ARRANGED HOSiE-In VERY
choice section in Brookiand; rooms
and bath; h.w.h.: cleo. MGids;
screened-in and glassed-in sleeping
porch and breakfast porch. VACANT.
WILLIAM g. PHILLIPS,
Phene Main 8s.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING NEAR
SAUL'S ADDITION-Artistic built
y
cleo lights. A REAL BARGAIN AT
1875.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 80.
TO BE SOLD AT A sAcRIFICE-2
squares from 18th st. Price, 1850;
rooms and bath; double back porches,
nice big yard; house in splendid condi-
ton; h.w.h.: eIee. lights; good terms.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 81.
A GOOD BUY At 81 ,So0-Attractiye
and well planned home; rooms and
bath; In best aeiglsborhoed In ne.
WILLIAM B. Pf11ldIPH,
Phone Main ~.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CAN BIZ
OBTAINED OF THIS HANDSOME
HOME blocks from 18th st. ear
line; rooms and hath; newly painted
throughout; h.w.b.; cleo. lights: large
full gardens EVERYTHING DESJRA-
BILE is HERE. Price, e14.b00.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS,
l400 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main 06.
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WR sALE-HUUsHs.

Immediate Possession
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Owner leaving city WIN .seii hts Aetaehed &.
3 large rooms, tv-~s
mccall weather strips. rms property n in essls
cellent condition plx
Garage. a,ss
Lot 7Ox92. ,,.9
WEAVER RRos.. 7as 18th ST. NV. s,~s
Immediate possession, es
Two-story brick residence, best
section of Petworth.
Hail. dining room and kitchen: second hoaAs
ing porch. parqnet hoors. hot water heat, elss.-v
trio lights. cellar has inelosed furnace rooa---
laundry; maids room and cold storage.
Lot 20xl4O; l5-foot alley; brick
garage; price, So, 500 ~.
Weaver Bros, 735 18th st. 'n.wee
sEvEN:RooM MODERN HOME. .'s.
With furniture; bargain. ..sss.
14I 9 81. ne. A. -
xonr,,r BUNGALOW :.sss
rooms. tiled hath: extra is1ssory N 49,. -.
floor; hardwood hoors; sleeping porch: heesr.
beautiful trees: one BLOCK fs:m ' c.ss. Inn
PRICE. $3.50. 1.500 CASH. 80 A0N1HLxsIk
oH nssSA CHASE. , -
One acre. ground: 8 roans. :ssth: f.rssaer
heat siesTins PSssn; tres; hedges; bowers
BUNGALOW.
$500. $3.50 CASH. $50 monthly. -. -
ave rae%s and sss y
and trim; open fireplace: electricity: gas: oness
,,,,,, ,ssx
pp.,r, ,5syy
gas; one block to cars; lot 50x14o. ~AS
$1,000. $3.50 cash. $50 monthly. -
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. .sslr
Corner lot. SOx2O0. Price, 81 CO., -.
s..s i. .ss Ss ir.
blocks from cars chicken house. -1x-
o. B. ZANTZINGER, "a;
9oa n. ]. AVE. No. 1870. asa
"A Middaugh & Shannon HomesssSS
"a home to be proud OF ~
Not often will you find homes =
so thoroughly well designe4.ass
and substantially constructe3's
in these days Of rush." Your
prompt inspection of tucsss
homes will reveal their qualities
and worth to be in keeping with =
the principles of construction
which have made Middaugh STa
Shannon homes such desirable
buys" for the past 20 years. or
ARKANSAS AVE. AND q e
EMERSON ST.
(Saul's Addition.)
In a delightful detached home
section = brand-new detaclndsa
home, containing four large
bright bedrooms, two except
tional baths and sleeping porch
on second foor-halE parler,
dining room and kitchen on first
floor, with laundry and servants
toilet in cellar. Immense attic
over entire house, floored and ac-
cessible by stairs. Dutch roof, ~
slate covered. PROFESSIONALLY
our best offering, and at a price
which cannot be duplicated to-,
day.
ARKANSAS AVE. AND 10
EMERSON ST. NV. Z
(Saul's Addition.
In the same splendid sections
one-half square from I4th st--
five sleeping rooms, sleeping
porch, two baths, central en-
trance hall and stairway, parlor,,
dining room and kitchen, sum
porch. Laundry and servants
toilet in cellar. Slate roof. Thor
oughly we'll constructed and &
viii not stay on market hong az
this price.
EMERSON ST. AND -.
ARKANSAS AVE. -
(Saul's Addition.A
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RoR nALE-HOuHRs.

lOs.tfnne1.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
Cherrydale, Va.
$500. Easy Terms.
se :aa s. cars %
mediate possession.
Kenyon St. West of 10th.
$1l, 500. Terms.
II well planned ROOMS. 2 baths: h.w.h.: cleo
s,s Fs'S sass s :sah
session to suit.
Connecticut Near Wyoming Ave.
$1O,5OO. Terms.
MHdsrn Gra 10 and nd. BATH eeautf bay
opportunity.
Near 18th on D St. NE.
$1,000. $500 Cash.
E6-room and bath brick. A fine little home on
very easy terms.
Fairmont St. West of 18th.
$500. Terms.
rooms. baths h.wh. garage: southern
exposure large rooms. Possession to suit.
HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
Sol Southern bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Main ,16O and Main 373.
By OWNER, 7-ROOM HOUSE. WITH TWO
ern conveniences; coal: about half acre: near
electric line and Baltimore pike; agents.
Address Box 125-B. Star Office:
ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE TO NAVY YARD
1908 TO 1917 5 AND 4o2 18th ST. Sc.
7,sObD. ONLY, 9 LEFT.
PRICE, $s's6o-0NL " S5S9 O., CASH. BALANCE
Six rooms, bath. colonial porehes. deep yard.
cellar under entire house. economical heating
plant: Sample house. No. 1915. open from
y. B. NORMAN.
EVANS BUILDING. 100 NEW YORK AVE.
PHONE MAIN ,5S54.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD.
Dandy bug in 2-famiiy sapartment house.
ready for immediate possession. Each apt.
has rooms and bath; live in one .. and nd rent
A. C. HOUGHTON q CO., 1916 H st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section" IL
$40 9th ST. NE; FOUR ROOMS. BATH.
cellar brick; large yard; $2Aoo; $500 cash;
observation-disclosures CO.,
1917 H at. Main ss4. p
l1018 G ST. s.E.-wORTH $4,000; HOT
water heat. bath; garage in rear; will hold
OH nj nyEyyH ~ mo-
sick. Inquire 327 10th Sc. y"
II ST. NV NEAR 9th: 4-sTORY BRICK;
II rooms 3 baths; apartments: ami: hot
wtter heat; large garaEe; possession. $l5. SEQ.
10 rooms each; hot-water heat. One, 81. 800:
one. $500
N 81. near 9th NV: s-story brick; o rooms;
Near sth and Q NV; corner house; -3-story.
9room. bath brick. $3.50.
Houses on 11th neHr U. lie Droit Park ami
CHARLES i. sHREvE. 1909 7th st. NV.
niMEDIATE POSSESSION.
New: z rooms, 2 baths and attic: hot water
ing porch; 5000 or more cash: best north
west section: 1872 18th St. between Buchanan
and GIittenden. Col soS7.
VACANT-Only $500 Down.
PETWoRTH. near cars: 8 rooms; h.w.;.
cleo; alley.
Above Park road, near I4th; 8 rooms; all
imps.; double brick garage; $3.50.
lexington: vacant; rooms; furnace: easy
terms; $3.50.
lexington; 8 rooms; furnace; only 81, ESQ.
Beautiful Quebec street; rooms; Kennedy
built; all imps.; sleeping porch; garage. Better
than some new houses at s.. geo more. Owner
occupant; possession.
THOMAS E. PETTY,
2O13 18th St. NV.
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ON THE PRETTIEsT ST. IN MT. Pleasant,
west Of 16th ST.: beautiful and Substantially
and side porchee; steam heat, electricity and
garage; lot 4Ox110. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated; possession. Address Box 29s-A. Star
Office.
ROCK CREEK CNURCR RE- Rooms AND
hsths: h.w-h.. electricity; sar.Ee for cars;
THOMAS P. BROWN. az ~ st. aW.
WOULDN'T A CORNER. LARGE. BRIGHT
ROOMS and bath interest you. with hot-water
sst e. iht gesshe; pig aide lot fsir rear
small park near Tenn. ave. n.e., ut low price,
$4s45o, On right terms? II so. write to Box
329-A, Star Office.
1oe BENNING ROAD NE
nearly 22.eO0 20. It. This valuable property
is going to- b. sold. hence a bargain, for
cnn he used as q coal and s0ed yard:
chicken farm, etc. or be subdfsided and
sold for &c al improved prove b Dy, good S,roo on
ETC.: rented BY month to 7. Brent. Price
reduced to 81, $50; terms:
y. Il. RYON, 1A23 NV.
Ils4 MORSE ST. NEG LARGE ROOMS AND
bath: porch front brick: cellar; hot-air heat;
gaslight; lot 20xl0O to 15-ft. alley; rented By
oa; so. ssesnn else cast, TO-
$s7. so moptt. including interest and payments.
OWNER 1320 DeIafeid place NV
;s,7, 3 s -01;Ir5 = - arcr7o,S--
SIX rooms bath; attic, two large rear posches;
sSugi NartS d ~ 'ln'e''aN ats
- ~,
FOB hEFiNED NohED-NEAh ioLn AND
T sts. NV: 6r. and b. brick; good lot to alley;
srm sa SSs.s ~ Ee. aso4A s,.r aso
- =. -.
6iA-ho0M bhlCh a no tasa oN 10TH 81. BEE.
ana W sts. Ae. *,SU: Apply 70
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Groom AND Bath BAY-WIND0W BRICk:
lafrobe heat; double 3ack poreb: large cellar;
On an avenue ~ Sc. elsG.ct. Delween two czI
Hines: e!ose TO nayy zsI1 anG I1nco4n fsrk:
1,ce. y4.vU. Appy y. ~ AunNs. ~ A en-
sGeky ave: e: IMaee9.aee Heeeese.0n gwen =