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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
FP1EDA HEMPEE
National
"Disraeli" Tonight.

A single performance of Disraeli is
to be given tonight at the Belasco
Theater by company of young play
ers of talent. A dress rehearsal called
forth from Louis Chevalier, a dra-
matte director and character actor of
note, unstinted praise.
Miss Dorothy Pasch, well known to
Central High School students for ex-
cellent characterizations with the
High School Players and the Garrick
Players. will interpret the leading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
LYCEUM-Burlesaue.

A burlesque show of the first caliber
is promised at the Lyceum Theater
this week. commencing with today. in
Pat White and his t"AH New Gaiety
Girls" Their two laugh vehicle
is entitled "Casey's Nightmare" and
is said to be full of clever lines and
humorous situations. A bewitching
chorus of twenty girls will be fea-
tured in the production.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
Frieda Hempel Friday.

T. Arthur Smiths Ten-Star Concert
series of 1890 will open at the
New National Theater Friday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock, with a recital
by Frieda. the brilliant and foremost
soprano of the Metropolitan Grand
Opera, assisted by Mr.. Coenrad Bos,
the distinguished pianist and accom-
PIANIST, and Mr.. A. Rodman. f1utist.
who, in addition to selections from
Gluck and Gossec. will play flute &C
compartment for Miss Hempel to the
grand aria Di Bravaura, "a vous
dirai -je, Mama" one of the unusual
features of the recital.
The program includes a group of
French songs. "Pauvre Jacques" Ra-
meanu; "Guitares ct Mandolines,'
Saint-Saens; "Fetes Galantes." Hahn
and La aux Chanson," Bemberg; the
Grand Aria Di Eravura, Mozart-Adam;
vesper Hymn, Old English; Lullaby
Lieurance; Invocation to the Sun
God, Troyer, and by request, blue
Danube Waltz" J. Strauss. arranged
voice by Miss Hempel. Also Elegie,
Rachmaninoff: ITO Elise" Beethoven,
and Chopin's Waltz in G fat, by Mr..
Bos, and as flute solos by Mr.. Rodman,
Reign of the Blessed Spirits" Gluck,
and "Tamborin," Gossec.
Seats are to be had at the offices
of T. Arthur Smith, 1906 G street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
FPEDlALLEN

chestra of thirty musicians also comes
to play the artistic score.
The company includes Bertee Beau
monte, Fay Marble, Carmel Myers (mo-
ton picture starr. Earl Benham, John
Merkyl, Renee Delting, Aileen Poe,
Flavia Arcaro, Walter Armin, Emile de
Varny, Louis MorreIl, Robert Bentley,
Pauline Chambers, Lois Leigh, Marie
Mcconnell, Jean Jarvis, Dorothy Foyer,
Legotie Hoover, Peggy Mitchell,
Claire Hodgson and Master Billy
. Roth. A bevy of fifty is said to COM
prise the most beautiful chorus ever
assembled for New York.
The book and lyrics are by Fred
eric Arnold Hummer, the music by
Sigmond Romberg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
Metropolitan Quartet.

A quartet from the Metropolitan
Grand Opera will be heard in an in
teresting program at Polls Theater
Wednesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock,
under the management of Mrs. Will
son-Greene. 1t is composed of Mines
Aida, Lazzari, Hackett and De Luca.
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
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Rachmaninof Tuesday.

At the opening concert of the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra in the New
National Theater, Tuesday afternoon
at 4:30, the soloist will be Sergei
Rachmaninoff. the Russian pianist,
certo," which, when heard in New
York, won even higher praise than
his Second" played here with the
orchestra last season. Pierre Monteux
will conduct Haydn's graceful SYM
phony, 1.-The Queen Of France" The
final number will be the Rumanian
Enesco's orchestral suite in four
parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02

feminine role. The difficult character
of Mrs. Travers has been intrusted
to Miss Viola Gernesbacher. M: 5.
Gluck, formerly of the east division
High School Players and the Wiscon.
sin Dramatic Club of Milwaukee, Will
play the part of Lord Deeford, q role
and the title role by the director. Sol
S. Gluck. The play will be sumptuous-
ly staged and costumed and AN aug
mented orchestra" will. furnish the
musical program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
Greater Penn Gardens.

Dancing in the open air is the big
feature at the Greater Penn Gardens.
The Gardens boast of the only marble
and glass dance floor in America and
of the kind that eliminates noise and
dust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
Arcade Auditorium.

Nightly dances are features at the
Arcade Auditorium. An excellent
floor, catchy music and general at
Effectiveness of the immense ball
room make popular this place of
amusement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
BELASCO-David Warield.

The revival of The Auctioneer."
with David Warfie1d in his character
ization of the lovable old Hebrew
peddler, Simon Levi, will be the at
traction at the Shubert-Belasco The
alter tomorrow night.
In New York city, where Mr.. War
field appeared last season, the desire
of theatergoers to see once again this
distinguished artist in the role that
was his first legitimate step to fame,
eighteen years ago, twice made it
necessary to extend the engagement.
The story of THE Auctioneer" is
more or Ness familiar to the older
generation of playgoers. The leading
character, Simon Levi. is a shrewd
old Hebrew who runs a sort of curl
osity shop on the East Side. He has
his daily auction. and at such times
there drift in all the varied street
types that abound in that interesting
section of New York. Levi loves to
drive sharp bargain. to take long
chance with an unsuspecting GUS
toner, and to win out. Nothing
breaks his heart SO much as to lose a
trick-and he knows them all. When,
however, it comes to affairs that con-
Germ the poor, the unfortunate, the
distressed or his own loved ones he
is another sort of Levi altogether.
Ills PHILOSOPHERS OIL lie are always
amusing, often ludicrous and usually
shrewdly- correct; and these teach
him to bear up bravely under real dis
aster when 1t comes.
, Mr.. Warfield is supported by a COM
pany Of more than thirty players.
Marie Bates, Jennie Moscowitz, Louis
Hendricks and Harry Rogers will be
seen in the roles which they origi-
mated. Newer members of the COM
pany are Lorna Napier. Harry Lew
III Ill IL.
ALT Helton, Bessie Fooks and Maude
Beckwith.
Mr.. Warfield still appears. of course,
under the direction of David Belasco.
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POLI'S-"The Magic Melody"

Poll Theater patrons tonight will
be called upon to pass judgment upon
zone of the most stupendous musical
productions ever staged for a New
York city rum" called 1.-THE Magic
Melody" which also will afford them
the opportunity of welcoming ia
vorite dramatic actress. Miss Julia
Dean. to the light opera stage as
sisted by a company of 125 strong
Tom McNaughton, prince of come
dams. will appear in juxtaposition to
Miss Dean.
The Magic Melody" is the maiden
production of Max r. Wilmer, dra-
matte producer, and Sigmund Rom
berg. prolific composer. Mr.. ROM
bergs hits include "Maytime," with
the song. "Sweethearts"; 1.-The Blue
Paradise" Soldier Boy" and others, as
well as every Passing Show" since
1912.
A special New York symphony or
Evening star., 1919-09-27
ron sA1E-Huukl
C1S5dSse--

FoR SALE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY DEslh-
abse resi1ance; immediate Poeset
sioE; 1877 Belmont read; stdffes, /,
stone and brick; bathrooms: !:
hot-watef heat. elaetxie lights; ~
.l0x12o. 15-foet allsy; hsy A. o.
nce. An sut-ef-tar1n. owner DE-
sires to make quick sale.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
FOB sALE-A sEMI-pETAcaED DWELLING
on Columbia road west Of f4th;
carefully built; 10 rooms and .
baths: hot-water heat, electric
lights: let 25x14s, vide alley:
$14.590, which n less than It cost
several yeArs ago.
1872 New York ave.
FOR sALE-NEAR CONN. AVENUE AND
awellfnG: baths; an convsn-
ies eaees; ss5.ss;, ia .ssginf ss: fSees:ss pSeeas:s
possession.
1872 New York ave.
fo1 sALE-$15. 600 street mar 18Th: hot
water heat, electric Hghts. 2
baths; let 20x100 to an alley;
one Of the very best houses in
this desirable block; all large
rooms; many clnseta.
stone FAIRFAX.
1872 New York ave-
FOB sALE-CoNN. AVE. EXTENDED; JUST
beyond the Bridge; q handsome
English basement residence with
about every modern convenience;
"A rsons, with frontage Of q
feet On Conn. avenue. . depth Of
about 14O feet. running through
to smother street. An out-of-
town owner having 10 further use
for the dwelling. win sell at 4
sacrifice. st -
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
ARKANSAS AVE. AND
EMERSON ST. NV.
(Saul's Addition.)

lSaul's Addition.l
In the same splendid section,
one-half square from 18th St.
five sleeping rooms. sleeping
porch. two baths. central en-
trance hall and stairway, parlor,
dining room and kitchen, sun
porch. Laundry and servants
toilet in cellar. Slate roof. Thor
'oughly well construete d and
will not stay on market long at
khis price.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
ARKANSAS AVE. AND
EMERSON ST.

-(Saul's Addition.)
In delightful detached home
section - brand-new detached
home, containing four large,
bright bedrooms, two excep-
tional baths and sleeping porch
on second foor-hall, parlor,
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. Unquestionably
our best offering, and at a price
which cannot be duplicated to-
day.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
foR sA1r-HousEs.
Csntin1sG

FOR sALE-PRIcE. Sc 7so-JUsr OFF From
iofh street, where possession can b had AZ
sster heat ess sso.s s1sesr.eis frsss peses
This type of house fs most saiahae:
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC, 1905 q st. NV.
roR sALE[PRIcE:; N.5oo.N TIE caEvY
Chase section possession siven; "a noss .t;
with big trees: . six.room fuiiy detsehed
a0d eise,e ne sss You % Mn s..d 70 act
BOSS 1 PHELPS. INC. 1905 q st. NV.
FOR sALEPRICE. SIS. .000-iN CHEVY
alton; owned BY Amy oincer leaving city: .
home you must see to fully appreciate; butit
to order; entirely modern; large lot. trees and
shrabhery and garage. Prompt possessiea
BOSS L PHELPS. INC. 14oe h st. nv.
FOR sALIPRICE. S5.5oo-A dandy hone:
not far out; q big six room house, having hot
room for ' ssr.sr. a.e' owner @ leaving a Oct. E.ss
terms Of sale. This house must Be sold quickly.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1905 st. NV.
FOR sALEPRICE, Ss,750-WEST or 11tA
asns vii Ss s.ed u
hot water. having electricity. oak noses. break
fast porch. sleeping porch; room for garage.
soss sef III fsc iaos 81. NV
FOR sALEPRICE. s.. 9.000-RIGHT DOWN
town. a good location. Il real colonial resi-
ence having nine rooms and two baths; the
whole house in excellent condition; owner lsav-
able terms Of sale.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 1905 a st. NV.
FOR sALElPRICE. N.25oCA sEMI-DE-
having electric lights. front and rear porclss:
chicken house; all In good repair; convenient
terms: possession given:
FOR sALE-PRICE, N.75O-A MODERN g
room house; well located in Columbia Heights;
payments. Moderate priced homes like this
w BOSS PHELPs. INC, l4os st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $ss50-IN WASHING
ton Heights; possession at once; q thfee-story
bay-window brick house Of nine rooms and
hct-water heat; deep lot to paved alley; room
BOSS PHELPS. INC, 1905 H st. n.w.
FOR SALE-PRICE S7.00O-A FULLY DE
tached house OF nine rooms and bath; hot
q lot 50xl35. Property can b seen ut any
time. and possession given.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC. 1905 st. NV.
ated northwest home: semi detached; Vide lot /:
room for garage; house has hot-watef heat
electric lights open fireplace. The rooms In
this house are unusually large. Possemion
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14oe at. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICK. S9.50o-IN Mt. PLEAS.
ant vest of 18th street. 4 three. STORY eoasaisl
house Of nine rooms. two baths. hot water
heat. electric lights; alley in rear. pessesaioa
given. A desirable home yoa should SEQ at
once.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 1905 ct. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. SIS. .000-oNB OF THOSE
semi-detached houses on Park road near the
end Of the car line. There are ten roema
three baths. hot-water heat. electric lights;
ample garage room: A hume that could not
be built for anywhere near this price.
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 1906 Ut. nv.
FOR sALEPRIcE. s7ooo-coNvENIENT
to Rockville car line. desirable country home
Of III acres; Z modern house having eight
rooms, electric 1ights, and the whole property
in nne shape. fou would make No mistake IN
buying this property.
BOSS 4 PHELPS INC. 1905 h ct. NV.
HOME OF HOMES,
Evening star., 1919-09-27
6 ROOMS. AND S ACRES.

Nice Groom home; large paflor, 10x30: een-,11
ter hall plan; large bedrooms and sxtFa rben2N
for hath, without .axtufes: attic; sir SPACES
electric lights; front porch. sides: cellar M
downspouts; many outbaildings. including IA
ngs. toolbouse snd broom heess for servanfss
2 chicken houses; hbout' 80 ffuie trees. nearly q
flowers. many large shade trees, etc. xrSeefS3
located on Dittmar read Mf. SDitAts plpets
Inspect any tine. Near vandefvercken' sees,SS
from city and near Wastiigtob CeontSy Cub.
Price. A.75O. Terms. $50 cash. balaaee ~ :
per moath inclndes everything. Pessssstsa ,hg,
Evening star., 1919-09-27

FOR sALE-ssl. .soo-NEAR 1lth AND ATS.
NV, A 12-ROOM BRICK; nR0AD FRONT
AND DEEP LOT; HOT-WATAR HEAT; VERY
CHEAP FOR BUSINESS. cHAR. 4. sHinLDa.
l413 H ST. NV.
HOUSE FACiNG LINCOLN PARK; ELE.
GANTLY BUILT; HOT.WATBk HEAT; IN
MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. cHAS. A. NHIEI.Da.
1918 II ST. NV.
FOR SALE-ss. .seo-AN GROOM BRICK Rzs-
IDENCE, BUILT FoR oWNER, WITH HOT.
WATER HEAT AND ROOM F0R GARAGE;
NEAn sth AND HAsr CAPITOL STA. cHAs.
ToR SALES. .75o-QUINcY ST.. PET.
WORTH. 10 ROOMS Ann BATH; POACHIS.
OPEN GRATIS. LAUNDRY, ETC. CHAG. A.
SHIELDS. l4i3 b ST. NV.
AyE. AVE Ne SExUTIFuI. ~ MoDEHS. HMn stiIs MAss
GROOM AND RECEPTION HALL HOUSE,
WITH TILED BATH, HOT-WATER HEAT
AND RRAR PORCHE8. A SNAP. CHI6.
A. SHIELDS, lllS b ST. NV.
FOR sALE-S5, a5O-CiOsE TO CONaRRs.
siONAL LIBRARY. 4 0-RO0N FRAME AND
bath ON LOT 8lk FEET WIDE: 6PLNNDID
LOCATION. CHAS. 4. SHIELDS, 14l3 81 eT.
NEAR L AND aaS sra. T.. 10 RoOHS AND
HATH; DEEP LOT. WIDE ALLEY; Fay
TERMS. CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 14l3 n ST.
NV.
FOR SALES, ,0oo-c0RNER HOUSE OF SIX
ROOMS AND HATH; IN NICE CONDITION;
NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE. 0.H. THRNN.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. CHAS. A.
SHIELDS. I41s H sr. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

Comfortable, &atoly, Groom home: elec1iS
lights (no other modern impts.D: safage rooRf
for 2 cars: bedrooms on "a Aeof; also snall
story sleeping porch, Sxl7; covered front anfS
back porches: attic storage space: splenaf1T
chicken houses. hold 100 hens each: grapes. Sr
4 nice lots fronting 16s feet On street by ave-;
age depth Of 140 feet. containing over Z Of a4-
acre; located in Radner HeightA 80 Geef,
from Military read and near Fort 4yef. vEss
Our siga on house; vacant. inspect any tz94s
you wiah, Price. $3.50. Terms. 500 eeshkz.
balance t3s per mouth includes evsrything4,,
Washington and near ear lipee ~
Evening star., 1919-09-27
NoR sA1E-HousIa

Allan E. Walker Co., Inc,
M3 18th st. nv. FAsae Naia 42e.
Connecticut Ave. and M Street.
repair; pOs:es.son; INST dine oaered; best say
'''' ''< '$ $1,000.
In Chevy Chase, D. c.
baths; stone and brsek conssrsetios: aeaziy
Price, $12,5O.
Another in Chevy Chase, D. c.
West Of Connecticut ave.; Astached; 8
rooms, 2 hatl.; practically new; pessesatsa-
Price, $15,OOO.
Vicinity New Hampshire Ave.
and S Street.
Individually built residence Of 10 roo0s.
baths; modern; side lot with 2 gseages; saseP-
Excellent Buy at $4,000.
Biltmore Street Home
II rooms, baths: modern ana nAafly nav;
fine lot to alley; vacant
Priced at $4,000.
Which is much below cost Of duplication.
Woodley Park Home
Handsome loroon. s-esth esiek .sssdsncGe: 4
Price, $22,5O0.
Corner on 10th St, Price,
je.* $4,000.
individuality built; 1. rooms. 2 baths, r.
price represents actual cost Of pCoperty sew
eral years ago.
On Bancroft St. $3s,O0O.
home a. ns..ly Eaa
Choice Corner Residence
Washington Heights.
Owner occupant: will give possession; II
rooms, 4 baths: modern.
Price, $53,5o0.
Another on Washington
Heights, $4,000.
Corner. oyerlooking Dean Tract; 10 rnons,
baths, modern. Possession at once.
Allan E. Walker Co., Inc,
s13 18th ST. NV. Phoas Main ga
Evening star., 1919-09-27
SPECIAL IN RosEMoNr. VA.

Is minutes from 18th and Pa. ave.:
. . most attractive tvo-story and attic
residence; 8 rooms. apd bath; elec-
tricity. gas. sewer; in feet. every mod
deep; garage; act today II ron want
10 investigate, ~ the property win lsr
seld in the next day Or tive. Price.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
D. ]. DUNCAN,
l4l0 n St. NV.
Phone Main 1867.

T0K aoNEs AND INvIsI1llNT1
- nAHOANeY = eu1xAvAN-
~ NV Yea sys. IA Nat. nm
lARGAIN 10 cOLORED. ile6 9th 81. N.W.;
- rooms; bsieks latrobe heat; hath; lot 20xss.
4.1e0. 80 cash. bahnce - nsntbiy. Ovasr.
16r CRAIG. q Wssder sldg.. 9th saj =. 2S'
soa coI0Es6 SUhH1ssls M1O y.sI4 1-
Sssas, BEAUTIFUL tile hath; hotwater heat; a.
;:;;:a'isa "a $: :; ss:
4 80 liio q q, ~. :;
foi szLEIMNIDIATE PossEssioN: TWO.
S.ssias - plants: double freat and r.ss % psscss:.
s:ss g; YAK %:R.'%:ss % 81 y. s. s:ass ;a:s
AIS !. .n.,,s, .yo.ia.il.. .s.s..sns: mise
Address b! sos-R.. star once. =.
REAUfiFUI NV H01E n SxUI'S zb.
Sttien; big let to paved alley; dats foee;
- S...SSa ssss. SoSi2f a.. HkAftk
g IHn PRFTTI eyapiyIsioN .see. lesh
A:':; :. 81. NE pss. as.s. 1as:: ss::
'ss sssn + e si.s s'ss' Z ':se :. -
ss: seissss': ssss {: " rs s., :ss =: y L
tsts 'ahetvi;!eS isesaSs Essstlx y sslss.
MAJ, ,ss4s 4seessx = 1,S AiSs csisa.s: ,Su>.,e
ToLoRED PURCHASERS
.,s, q -, ;;,ss:: aiss:s "a; % ~ a:s ~ 81
issdSssd ss:s,G; issseSss = 1;!ai ssssssS
An exceptional offering at
:. $3.50. !.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
eAele AaiA ~ - &1eA q. ~.
f0N sALE-1T41z6fivE i0:H00H AEsI:
1enes near State, war, Navy eidg., Y SHe q
q alley; must b. sid. - inspect, address
S1x 90.I. otal once. =. :
EQ1 fALl. 70 C0Eo11p runoMAa1n.
bstek asuse. esatai1ia0 . rems and esth, bet.
terms Reasonable. ld6Srss Boz 6a.T. stag,
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Built BY Middaugh & Shannon
Continued.

Below are listed several selected
homes nearing completion and
which we are proud to believe
will maintain the reputation OF
this organization as exceptional
home builders since 1899.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

:. Phone Main zo28 80 -.z3
F1vH-RooN BUNGALOW; -R0Rclins, HLDo-
trieity; half acre; clase 70 ea31:s - 80; ~;
cash. = B. y. SMITH. Asa19tsa. w O.
Rossfyn 29-F-2-2.
fFIvD-RooM BUNGALOW. BATE: n1NNuse1
iarre lot: esaefsta walh1 fae4nk Ha5Ag p(fSf
street. cars run past ths eeef: .1elel, ~ q
q. 900 sash ard $4S asssSlE, Rei,aaaS Sssrs
Va: RAaee Hyattsy!na Jaw. - les
THE .rwHIrl HoUsH lNN.. on BAxn{
more beulevnFd, near electric cars !; 10 eeEels
.iI Essss saA bath; early psse:ssee, estee,g
xiss attractive hsus. eVaaysl1s. ~ xAedl
siean asa ~eIsettje eaN: ~ eOQs ~
house; keaatifel ;sks4s saA lepa6Heske
Evening star., 1919-09-27
EMERSON ST. AND
ARKANSAS AVE.

(Saul's Addition.)
Delightful six-room home, con-
tanning three bedrooms, sleeping
porch, bath, lavatory, central
entrance hall and stairway. par
'lor. dining room and kitchen,
with living porch. Laundry and
servants toilet in cellar. Attic
bver entire house. Slate roof.
You must act quickly to secure
.one of these popular six-room
homes .E-.a-s 81, i',,v u
Like all of our offerings in the
past twenty years, the above
homes will not remain long on
the market-the worth .of our
homes is well known and sub
stantial1y proven BY. over eleven
hundred home owners in this
.city. Your prompt and critical
sinspection is invited, and we
swish to emphasize Prompt
IN essl
Call at our Office for auto
service.
IoAO Woodward Bldp.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

HANpsoNp HOUSE NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
furnished Or unfurnisAed. a. desiSsd; IN peIfeet
eooditiou; II rooms and eatha; 8As ana exc
SnlendN frnsee; coal stofed fer wtntsx. 40
Nesl home for social purposes IDRedtate Ies-
session. Tel. North 1881.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
6-ROOMS AND. BATH

Nice Groom end hath homes.$ B bedreena rseea<<
hall. large kitchen and panty with ,windovSSsf
porcelain sink; sewerags to river: -hot-Watek =
heat concrete cellar under half ef Aasss; stt1e ~
storage space; front porch; en- to ddee; aaee -
back porch; tin reof., gstteS end Aoluipelf1ssH ~
Lot corner. % front b. 7t deep. era1es. eos1
fruit trees. shaee trees. etc.; leeAtpG 9. M 8
utes' walk ffea Aseksys statseei a - ~ ~ 5fss
minutes' ride frou GsoI1stoW1 - Gseet Ksllo.ssss
eiec. line; Is mirstAss hes fFsa cSahse tt city
by auto. lnspect nny time you: vlGA. Rneess
% 0O0;r cash. $500; balance &3e.B Per Ueuf1-<..
includes :evsrything. Be- this; it's tss6. 49,
skssion 10 days. s'.' 100 - 80
Evening star., 1919-09-27
HoRMIE-HoUsN :
PETWORTH.

PETWORTH.
Two left, brand-nev; ready for immediate
ed; rsoms md Q baths; :hrse closets in ev-
cry rosm; spaeisns frsat perch, hCeakfask pafcA
and sleeping porch; hot-vater heat and electric
~. o1.a a al tinss. inspect ct soday.
Price, $4,000. Terms.
hath; anished exactly S as i,a varaun % st. NV. w.
Price, $4,000. Terms.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER,
Union Trust hldg: Phooe Main 43e2.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & co.
-INCORPORATED-
OPEN EVENINGS 8 TO 9
O'CLOCK
LATEST HOUSES LISTED.
FAIRMONT ST.
NEAR 14TH.
II rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electricity.
f. Price, $1o,5oo.
ONTARIO ROAD NEAR
COLUMBIA ROAD.
9 rooms and bath, brick
house, steam heat, gas.
Price, $3.50.
MONROE ST.
NEAR I4TH.
E rooms, one bath. Small,
but comfortable. Can be
seen after Oct. I. Price,
$500.
nth ST. ABOVE PARK
ROAD.
9 rooms and bath, steam
heat, gas. Fair condition.
Will sell cheap for i'm
mediate purchase. Price,
$500.
MONROE ST.
NEAR I4TH.
6 rooms and bath, hot
water heat. gas light. Room
for garage. Price, $500.
PARK PLACE NV.
6 rooms and bath brick
home with furnace heat and
gas. Price, 5000.
HALL PLACE NEAR
WISCONSIN AVE.
One of the best buys on the
market-6 rooms and bath,
hot-water heat, electricity.
Price, 5000.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO..
-INCORPORATBD-
728 18th St. Main I477.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

G. ROOMS AND BATH. IN 800 BLOCK
Lamont. from owner; $500; about one-haH
cash. Address Box 1927. Star o6dce. 27s
FOR sAIE-so4 SPRING ROAD NV; Ra.
and hath: furnace hest. Price. A.26e.
bath; furnace heat. friee, $A.z1o.
c. T. RICHARDSON CO.,
Suite 500 Bend Bldg, Tel. II. 1471.
Vacant House Tor Sale
One Of the best bsilt 3-stsEy Aosses % O.
iumbia Heights.i Chaplin st.. 5nst west ef
owDer for q home. Hsass h - tset wide;
lot 15o feet deep. Hot-wstef heat. slsetrie
lights. open fireplace. hbardvusd trim: kitehen
AR hSst 0oor.
House in Pg9faef condition.
PRtCDrn TO. .sz's
Large garage In rear can b purchased.
STONE &c. FAIRFAX,
lS<2. NEW y0RK AVE.
PHONE MAIN 28S2.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Another Attractive Group of
uoo.>e &Ya Qoo +o .&yr~of

M HOME FOB SALE s.H:. NHAH NAVY
rooms; a.n.L: rson fsr ssrsee must have
S3,5O0 cash and $125O per nIsnth. Price
31.25o. Possessiea inne1iAtsly. Ne brokers.