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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

A vain man always makes a great
hit with himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Girl Philosopher Will Hike
5000 Miles for Her Degree

OCEAN PARK. July 25.-
Hand over that education! I've
hikod 5000 miles to get 1t, and.
rs we say in Fcrndale, Wash.
I'm gumswixzled II l intend TO 20
homo without it.'
This is the substance Of q speech
soon to be delivered to the higher
ups of Columbia university, in New
York city, by Miss Theresa Tromp,
of Ferndale. who plans to walk from
Ocean Park. CAL, to the Eastern
metropolis in search Of a philosophy
degree.
Miss Tromp, the name, by the way.
Is significant-has spent five years
wandering the Pacific coast. clad in
a hiking suit and armed with her
own personality and small revolv.
err. When food was scarcc-as II oft
times was-she lived on berries,
herbs, roots and spring water.
Il CLEANED philosophy along the
way" she explains. Scarcely a day
passed that I did not find. either in
nature or in my fellow-strollers and
the passersby. some gem Of thought
which 1 might treasure up against
the day when shall apply for ad.
mission to Columbia college. 1t has
been an education in itself"
In Miss Tromp's lexicon there Is
no such word rs fatigue" Often
she has covered 40 miles a day along
tho base Of the Sierra Nevada, carry
ing 3Opound pack and beltful Of
cartridges for her six-shooter, in the
handling Of which she has become
expert.
Rain and bad weather have no ter.
rors for this young mixer" who says
that the fundamental basis Of philos-
ophy Is acceptance of existing condi-
tons over which one has no control.
Indeed, 1t appears to the layman
that she has little to learn regarding
the science of rational principles.
Just now Miss Tromp is assisting
in the management of big hotelSat
Ocean Park. This fall she intends to
"hit" the old Santa Fe trail across
the continent, landing in New York
in time for the spring term at Co
lumbia-
Hiking is the greatest exercise
in the world. according to Miss
Tromp-but she has yet to expert
ence Arizona or New Mexico on a
sunshiny day in July or August.
There are more things in heaven
and earth, Horatio, than are dreamed
OF in your philosophy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
THEM WAS THE DAYS"
HAS REAL MEANING

URBANA. Ohio. July 25.-Thc
meaning OF them was the good old
days" has been discovered in Ur-
bana. A day-book. kept by Abraham
Hefflebower from 1870 to 1864, shows
that beef and pork were two cents n
pound. Butter sold for sk cents and
lard for 10 cents. Shoes ranged in
price from 75 cents to $3.50, and
clothing was about a fourth the price
of today. Whisky was eight and 10
cents a quart and corn was ~ and 10
cents a bushel. Surely them was
the good old daysr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
MOUSE TURNS
IN AN ALARM
1t Was Not Burglar in Prop
erty Room

SAN FRANCISCO. July 25.-Clang!
Cl-lang! Cl-llang!
The big burglar alarm IN the Cen
trail Police station reverberated with
a noisy clangor shortly after s
o'clock today and half a dozen doz.
ing "coppers" grabbed pistols, shot
guns and whatever weapons tn ~
{ o handy and hurried with all
speed TO the Office of the property
clerk OF the police department In the
Hall of Justice. from which source
the alarm came.
The "coppers" burst into the room
to find all serene. and not a sign Of
burglars anywhere.
"Funnyr' mutters Capt Michael
Carroll. turning to his brave follow
ers. Somebody must have rung that
alarmw
So they proceeded with an investi-
cation which ended with the discov-
cry that n tiny mouse had gnawed
away the insulation on the wires at
tached to the alarm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
HAVANA MUST HAVE
ITS MORNING FOOT

HAVANA. ILL.,. July 25.--Closing
down a large factory here and the
subsequent discontinuance OF the
morning whistle calling the work
men to their labors interfered so
much in the daily routine of the vii
layers that they petitioned another
concern to blow its whistle at the
same time SO that the citizens could
get up in time In the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
TIPS ARE INSULTING
TO HOBOKEN BARRIERS

HOBOKEN, N. j., July e5.-"Tips
are offensive to us. Please do not
insult us by offering gratuities."
This. gentle reader. Is the start.
ling announcement posted in Hobo
ken barber shops. The boss bar
bers have granted them higher
wages and have Increased the prices
to patrons from 20 to so per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
CANADIAN ROAD
SPENDS MILLIONS

OTTAWA. Canada, July 25.--It
Is estimated by officials of the
Canadian National railway that
$35.000,00o will be spent for new
equipment during the present year.
Last year s22,237.107 was spent for
the same purpose, chiefly for roll
ing stock. The government lines
as now operated, include $4,000
miles of trackage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
ANCIENT RING SOLD
FOR SIS, 200 IN Cash

LONDON. July ga ring re-
puted to have belonged to Queen
Elixabeth and formed OF hoop OF
uotherof-pearl. OVERLAND with bands
Of gold set with rubies. was sold at
Christie's for 5000. The bands
open and disclose an enameled por-
trait of Queen Elizabeth. The ring
formed part Of the collection OF the
xarl Of Home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
NIGHT FIRING HURTS
WAR VICTIMS NERVES

PORTSMOUTH, England, July 25.
Declaring that night firing prac-
tice by the fleet is distressing the
many nerve-wrecked war victims in
the area, the local authorities have
appealed to the admiralty to discon-
tinue such firing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
NEW TYPE OF WHEAT
GIVES GREAT YIELD

LONDON. July 25.-Two types of
wheat have been produced by the
University OF Cambridge and both
more than double the ordinary aver
age yield. One crop in unusually
well suited ground yielded 90 bush.
els to the acre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

When you think Of advertis-
s.~. think re TIE Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

Did you ever hear q man with an
obese bank balance say that the love
OF money was the root OF all evil?
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000 to $4,000

Ss.So0-EiEht rooms and bath: Iaun-
dry; sleeping porch; Harvard
st. y. w. No.13sT.
s,e00-Three-story pressed brick
front; large rooms; a. m T.;
open fireplaces; plenty Of
closets; good buy for home.
or can be converted into
apartments: Newton st. near
18th. No. 494T.
8s.oOo-Nine rooms bath; a. m. &;
Harvard st. No.13sT.
t9.eo0-HoImead pl. n. w; brick
ten rooms, bath; a. m. l. ga
rage; cellar; excellent value.
No.465T.
-, o0O--Ten rooms, bath; laundry;
hot-water heat; near Girard.
convenient TO 18th St car
lines. No. get.
3s.250-Six rooms and two baths:
hrst-class condition: Quincy
st near 18th. No. 22OT.
&S,EOo-Ten room detached house in
HyattsyiIle. Nd; 1 acre OF
ground; a. m 1. No. 1857.
se,S5e-Nine rooms and two baths;
a. m. g.; overlooks Rock
Creek Park; Newton st. n. W.
No.14oT.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
FOR SALE-H0USES
$4,000 to $4,000
TO-DAY
BY
L. G. SCHROEDER

. - WV W S~N -
315,OOO-seven rooms and bath; de-
tached; a. IN. T.; large
grounds: garage; Brookvtlle
pike. No.526T
S15,5OO-Twelve rooms: three baths;
. m l.. laundry; good loca-
tion on 18th st. n. W.; easy
terms. No.571T.
SI5,O0O-Mt. Pleasant ave; colonial
type home; shade; large yard
and porches; several hre-
places. No.249T.
SI5,OOO-ITth and Lanier pl. n. w:
detached brick; 10 rooms and
. baths: a. m. t.; garage and
sleeping porch; neighborhood
the very best. No. asst.
315,GOO-Nine rooms and three shower
baths: garage; Servants room
and bath in basement; hot
water heat; Ashmead pL
No.531T.
&I5, ,0o0-A splendid buy; home in
Chevy Chase: nine rooms: de-
tached: screened porches;
trees and shrubbery. No.3T9T.
&I5,o5O-EIcven rooms; laundry; hot
water heat; detached; large
shade trees; space for garage;
Newton ST. N. w. No.515T.
S15,5oO-Ten rooms, bath; electricity
and gas: Immediate posses
sion: Rhode Island ave. n. ".
No.I11T.
3I5,S50-Eleven-room house; large
porches: unobstructed view
over Rock Creek Park; a. m.
i. NO.s3T.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT.
$4,000 to $4,000

SS,OO0-Five completed rooms; space
for three more; a. m. t.:
large lot; twn very large
sleeping porches. No. 537T.
$S,0OO-Seven rooms and bath: a.
m. T.; semi-detached; Quincy
st. n. W. No. HIT.
80, 6,o0o-woodridge D. c.; detached;
eight rooms and bath; ami;
room for garage. No.47sT.
3S,55o-CoIumbia rd. near 18th; eight
rooms and bath; laundry;
porches. No.255T
3S,l06-Two acres Of ground and
eiEht-room house; ami; near
Washington Country Club;
easy terms. No.464T.
3S,soo-Columbia Heights; semi-de-
tached brick; Il rooms: 2
baths; hot air and gas; 1lth
ct. cars. No.47lT.
SS,65o-Seven rooms, bath: garage;
HysttsviIie. No.532T.
3ls5o-spring I'd. ~. w; a modern
siX-room house: screened
porches in back on upper and
lower floors; large porch in
front and beautiful lawn on
elevation; vapor heat and
electricity: large garret; one
OF the best buys in the north
west. No.62T.
RS,7oO-Eight rooms, bath; hot-Wa-
ter heat; porches; Otis pl.
No.424T.
3S,50O-12 rooms and bath: latrobe
heat; space for garage. No.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000 to $4,000

fIo, Io,0oo-Rooming house In N W.; ten
rooms; good business propo-
mtion: will sell furniture IL
desired. No.576T.
SIC, ,e00-On Columbia road: ten rooms
good garage: a. m. l.: occu-
pied by owner. No. 475T.
31e,ooe-BradIey Hills; hve room bun
EaioW; beautiful grounds;
more than a hundred trees;
a. N. 1. No.122T
SIC, OOO-Twelve rooms and bath: Iaun-
dry; space for garage: New
ton st. n. ". No. s5T
SIC. t.eo0-Ffve rooms, bath: laundry
porches; Chevy Chase. No.
1907.
S1o.6oO-Three-story house; in fine
condition; 9 rooms, bath: Mt
Pleasant car line. No. 3S4T.
3l0,ooe-Twelye rooms and bath: mod
ern; I4th 81. n. ". No. 73T
S1O.50O-I5th St. 1900 block; Z rooms
baths; garage: sleeping
porch; Immediate possession.
No.192T.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000 to $4,000

l4,0O0-Six rooms and bath: gas;
wide alley northeast. No.
lS2T.
f4.eOe-Low cash payment; eight
rooms and bath: back porch :
cath st. near X n. W. No.
296T
24,s5O-Florida ave. n. E.; IL it's .
IS, 900 property you're looking
for. see this 5000 one for
$3.50; it's a six-room house !;
hot-air heat. gas; space for
garage. and located in a
splendid neighborhoOd; you'll
save money in seeing US
about this place. NO.+48T.
GI,Boe-Detached frame gas; iatrobe
heat; six rooms and bath
garage; Irving St NV; No
52ST.
lt,7eo-Georgia ave. NV; s rooms /;
room for garage; porches;
yard; good condition. No.
2oST.
3lT5o-Eight rooms; electricity;
acres Of ground; GOOD con-
dition; Gambill, Nd. No.4e8T
R4.7se-Niue rooms; concrete block /:
detached: hot-air heat; gar
age: convenient to city car
lines; Branchyille, Nd. No.
SECT
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
Price $4,000.

I'd street N. E., overlooking Union Station.
A six-room and bath, modern brick house
with furnace heat. Deep lot to 30-foOt
alley. Terms $1,000 cash; balance the
same as rent
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$1,000 to $4,000

81, 1,o0O-ETceHent location in Chevy
Chase; Z rooms, bath; a real
bargain; immediate posses
sion. No. 4sOT.
f1l.ooo-TweIve rooms, two baths:
electricity and gas: hot
water heat; open ireplaces:
excellent neighborhood; st
N w. No.5I5T.
S1l' 'ooo-Eleven rooms, bath: modern;
goth 81. ". W. No. z4T.
81, il,soo-Pebbledash, holIow-tile house
10 rooms and bath: wonder
ful lawn and shFUbbery: i'm
mediate possession; a splen-
did buy. No.4s1T.
fll,5oo-Nine rooms; electricity; hot
water heat; garage; thor
.oughly modern; good condi-
ton; Chevy Chase. No. o.IslT.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
10000 to $1,000

{ Sc. s.oeo-six rooms; anil; hrSt class
EeighborhOou; early posses
sion; detached frame house /;
excellent condition No.b6sT.
1se0O-EIght rooms and bath; hot
water heat; 3-gtory brick and
basement; N St near 7th- No.
syst.
8s,ooo-EIeveB rooms and bath; hot
water heat; brick house No.
21ST.
ts.sso-lth st. n. E.; 6 rooms and
bath; nice yard porches. No.
25oT.
16.soO-Slx rooms and BATH lau1-
dry; sleeping porch; willard
st. N W. No. l45T.
1s.soo-slx rooms. bath; brick; hot
water heat; Hall pL No.zsa
81. .5oo-EiEht rooms; hot-air heat;
excellent condition.; Monroe
near 1Ith. NO.5OlT.
Is,BoO-Ith st. n. w; six rooms and
bath; back and front yard !;
good condition No-2o5T.,
s.5Oo-Seven rooms, bath; garage;
Takoms Park. No.lb5T.
1s.5Oo-six rooms and bath; elee-
tricity and gas; corner loca-
tion; North Capitol car line
NGtSST.
G6 Eoo-BunEalow in Brookland; hol-
low tiIei six rooms and bath;
delightfully."- located, and Is .
real bargain. NO.37ST.
9s.5oo-Takoma Park, Nd; IL rooms
and bath; detached. No.ls5
T
f6.geo-Eight rooms and bath: room
for garage; good peighbor-
hood; Mass. ave. n. z. No
Z34T.
fe gsO-Sevsn rooms and bath; large
lot; hot-water heat; electric
ity- and gas; Irving 81. N. W.
No.b5OT.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000 to $4,000

Il, ,o0e-Eight rooms; electricity and
gas: hot-Water heat; large
grounds: perfect condition.
hardwood floors; on BaIIston
I'd No.4sTT.
flf, ,50O-Ten rooms and three baths:
semi-detached brick: hot
water heat: electricity: eI-
celleut neiEhborhood: a good
buy Park I'd. NO.4S5T
31z.5OO-Ten rooms and two baths.
electricity; hot-water heat,
recently built; good condi-
ton; small cash payment
No.507T.
81, 2,SOo-Eight rooms and bath: de-
tached: a. m. g.: large lot:
Mckinley 81. No.526T.
3l2, 50O-Eleyen rooms, three baths:
brick; detached; garage: hot
water heat; electricity: Co
lumbia rd. No.52sT.
3l2, 5oO-Fifteen rooms and three
baths; q. m. T.. excellent con-
dition: Fairmont st. N W
MOIST.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
Over $4,000

sso. ooO-L,ovely gray stone home; IL
rooms; three baths; sleeping
porch laundry, veranda,
large garage; four acres OF
ground; good terms. No.lSl
T.
$50, ,0eO-Fifteen rooms; three baths;
semi-detached; brick; AMI;
a beautiful home. No.4S1T.
$40, 0oO-Fifteen rooms; semi-detach-
ed brick: three baths; n 81.
n. w. No4S7T.
SI0.eoO-Fourteen rooms, three baths;
large garage; heating plant;
vacuum cleaning plant; ser
wants room with bath; 18TH
st. n. w. No.27T.
8l5.OeO-I65 acres; ten-room house.
barn and tenant houses; an
unusual piece OF property; To-
Gated in Virginia. No. .4s2T.
$50 .ebo-Twelve apartments; semi-de-
tached brick; good income
bearing proposition; north-
west. No.505T.
$50. .oeo-TweIve rooms, 4 baths; An
l.: draperies. tapestries rugs.
etc; Wyoming ave: eXclus-
i've property. No243T.
sac boo-Several remarkably good val
70 ues in apartment houses;
$4,000 new; thoroughly modern; ex-
cellent income bearing prop
oEitionG.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000

Near 21st and @ sts n. W. Beauti-
fui brick stuccO house Containing
fourteen rooms, hot-Water heat: corr
ner OF alley. This house is occupied
BY owner who viii give immediate pos
session Is particularly well adapted
for boarding and Fooming house, being
within easy walking distance OF War
Navy, Treasury and other government
departments. Income from rooms
rented, fZ17 per month Furniture,
house and roomers an for 81. .0Oo. 81 .0O0
cash. Balance easy terms.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000

Near 10th and NJ SITS. n. W, for col
ored tenant Eleven large rooms and
bath. New hot-air furnace; 50, 200,
$500 cash, balance $50 monthly. pos
session thirty days
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
Price $500.

523 1st street s. E.. seven-room,
distance OF the Capitol, ConEressional
Library and all Government buildings. An
out-of-town owner has instructed US TO
sell this property and at the price quoted
II Is a bargain. Satisfactory terms can
be arranged.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000 to $4,000

lE.ooo-H st. n. T.; business prop
erty; store with apartment
above. No.4lbT.
gT,Ooo-Seven rooms; semi-detached; ;
frame; large back yard;
northwest. Eo.lS4T.
g, t6,eoo-EiEht-room brick house: hot
water heat; gas; semi-de-
tsched; southeast. No.510T.
lb, b,0oO-Seven-room, semi detached
frame; large back yard 81
81. n. ". No. 4S4T.
eS.s5o-Eieffer st. near sth; bed
rooms, laundry. etc; excel
lent condition; splendid value
No.22ST.
1E. soO-Six rooms and bath, brick;
gas: furnace heat; front
and back yard; alley; La
mont st. n. w. No.527T.
eE.6oO-H n. E, near 18th; 3 rooms:
good business location No.
50sT.
eS,75e-six rooms and bath: hot-wa-
ter heat; irst-class condi-
ton. No.2l7T.
&s.S5o-Ssven rooms and hath; gas
hot-Water heat: colonial
brick; for colored purchaser
Oregon ave. n. ". No.s1lT.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000 to $4,000

20.OOO-Beautiful country estate; nine
and a half acres; ten room
house with electricity; steam
heat; plenty of fruit; excel
lent well: running water In
house. No55lT.
see, ,0Oo-Brick apartment house; 10
apartments: good income
bearing proposition; north
west. No.503T.
3so, 5OO-Twenty acres Of ground and
nine-room house; barn and
granary; electric lights; mo-
tor for water; 1O0-ft. porch
on front: shower and tub
bath; unusual suburban cs-
tate. Eo.46ST.
SIS, s5,oOO-BeautifuI home In exclusive
section: sixteen large. airy
rooms: in perfect condition;
condition OF property and de-
tails Of finish all that could
be desired. No.570T.
SIS, 2s,oOO-Eighteen-roo home; just on
Thomas Circle; ami; won
derful value. o.56lT.
3s5. .OOo-Ten rooms and two baths;
completely furnished: 18th
and r SITS n. W. No.3OOT.
3z7. .0Oo-TweIve rooms; gentleman's
home: surrounded by Italian
gardens, with swimming
pool; located In Mt. Pleas
ant, one block west Of Con-
necticut ave. MOIST.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$500

Quincy place N. E. very nice six
room and bath in the very best OF
condition. Has hot-water heat. Large
back yard. Plenty Of room for a gar
age. This house should 90 very
quickly at the price.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$1,000 to $4,000

HT.OoO-Ten rooms; brick: hOt-Water
p, heat: At. Pleasant car line
No4elT.
9T.z5e-Near Park I'd; rooms and
bath: semi detached; hOt-wa-
ter heat. No.2OOT.
s7.SOo-Siz rooms and bath; sleep
49, ing porch ;. laundry; Shepherd
St y. w. No.142T.
a.. T.5OS-One-story business property;
. brick; northwest. ho.4slT.
n -BOO-EiEht rooms: gas; steam
heat: excellent condition in
side and out; wisconsin ave
No.6e2T.
ef.6oe-Six rooms and bath; detaeb-
ed frame building; porches;
garden; WOOdside, Nd No
338T.
2 f799B-Monroe st near 18th; six
rooms and bath; hot-Water
heat: excellent condition.
nice yard NO.2olT.
n .S5O-Ten rooms and bath; ami;
seni-detached: Newton St
n. W. No. l42T.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000 to $4,000

ms ooo-Eight rooms: detached, bean
tifuI home in fine neighbor-
hood: corner location; SaulH
Addition. No.52lT.
s1s sen-E1eyeu rooms and three
baths: a. m. f.: excellent
neighborhood; northwest. No.
5O6T.
.e14eoe-Seven rooms, bath; hot-air
heat: electricity: large
grounds: Brookville rd. No.
No4g5T.
6oO-Gshmead pl, facing Rock
creek; the best buy in wash
fnEton in an attached house
in select location; stucco over
brick: 10 rooms, baths
modern, handsomely appoint
ed: hne- garage No.267T.
s1aeeo-Nine rooms, two baths; laun-
dry: garage; Cleveland Park.
Eo71T.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
Price $4,000.
Corner Property,

East Capitol street. near Lincoln Park
A twelve-room, press brick house: hot
water head; in good repair; thoroughly
modern. Lot to paved alley with room for
garage. This neighborhood Is second to
none on Capitol Hill. and. the house must
be seen to be appreciated. Reasonable
terms can be arranged and immediate
possession given.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
Price $4,000.

East Capitol street between 10th and
11th, running through to Massachusetts,
avenue. ten-room, modern. brown stone
and brick dwelling, built by days labor
and in perfect condition. Two modern
tile baths, hot-water heat. thoroughly
modern. II you are looking for a first
class residence in a splendid neighbor-
hood, this Is your opportunity. Can be
sold on verv reasonable terms and pos.
session given when transaction is closed.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000

If You Would Like 4
Larger House, Exclusive
IN Every Detail
Madison st. NV: q bsadtfful A.
tached home: sfucco~ ana -ERfnrie.
eight rooms and bath; hot water
heat; electricity and gas In per-
feet condition: lot 80xll5: shads
and shrubbery: garden and doW-
eTs. Occupied BY owner, who win
show and give possession. No.
s91.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
S45,Ooo

On eth 81. pike; a combination
Of a beautiful home and produc-
tive truck farm: house equipped
with modern Conveniences: large
porches: beautiful lawn; garage for
two cars; a city home with an the
charm OF the country estate. No.
ass.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
Washington Heights

Three-story and cellar brick;
ten rooms. bath, hot water heat,
electric light; large lot; alley;
recently put in first class cOndi-
tion; immediate possession. Price
3S,T5o.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
Northeast Home

2-story Colonial brick. rooms.
gas and electric light; hot water
porch; large lot to alley; room
for garage. Price 7,00O-want Of
fer.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$500

Irving street near Fifth. Thorough
Iy modern six rooms and bath. Elec-
tricity and gas, hot-water heat. hard
wood trim Laundry. Very large
back yard, plenty OF room for garage.
A very ine little home.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000 to $4,000

SI6,500-Mass. ave, near 9Th 81 Il
rooms, 2 baths: semi-de-
tached: a. m. 1. No. zl5T.
3IB,oOO-Three-f family apartment: six
rooms and porch each: steam
heat gas; Park rd. No6I9T
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$1,000

Excellent home near Sixteenth and
Meridian streets northwest. Seven
rooms Modern in every way. Elee-
tricity and gas, hot-water heat, de-
tached house. frame, lot 50xi0o feet,
1900. Terms.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$500

Very comfortable home located in
the 1900 block of 1st 81. y. W; six
rooms and bath, we'll heated $500
cash, small monthly payments on the
balance.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
Price $4,000.

10th street N. &, near Maryland avenue.
two-family apartment containing fve
and six rooms, each with bath; hot
water heat; deep lot to alley. This is
one of the most attractive bargains on
Capitol Hill Can be sold on very rea-
sonable terms and made to take care Of
itself
The Washington times., 1919-09-13

If you Want Something
Really Honey on Terms
That Can Easily Be Met
a pretty coy home on Monroe,
est oI 18TH ST. reception hail.
six rooms and bath: large roorTv
closet; double front porch: WITH
french door windows leading 10
second porch; open nreplace1 in
o9tn dining and living rooms: spn.-
Clous nail and eonnsctinF bed
oon4 Most convenient nefghboF-
hooa In Mount Pleasant. No. aei.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
TO-DAY
BY
L. @. SCHROEDER

WHY deav another week? 'Tf'-you had purchased
last week YOU might have been in your home now
YOU might have bought house that some wide awake man
is now at home .in-you might have picked up good in
veStment to place the market this week at profit to
you And so the offs" go. Don't let this week end with
an of" Buy
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
S7,82S.oo

a delightful, honey place: q
corner house with splendid an
proaeh and yard: vel decorafsd
ana new; with two rear screened
2orches and one fns front porch.
Fretty entrance hall with iarre
srcnWays between living roonl and
aiming room and hall A Kitchen
ot conYeHlencs and modern IN
every detail, as well as Splendid
modern basement. Excellent heat
ing plant; pretty electrical *
lures large, airy bedrooms fns
nroom' spacious closefA "A
L eomtortablss Worth-Whilo
home In best northwest aecfio1
No. 198.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13

Cleveland Park; Exceptionally
me new home Of ten spacious
rooms and three baths three large
porehes; large lot: in most dssir-
able location: plenty OF room for
garage: an exact duplicate or this
nome was sold before u was COM
occupancy. No. 2sO.
The Washington times., 1919-09-13
$4,000

Two houses near gath and X SITS.
n. W., 5000 each; $500 cash. These
houses contain seven rooms each,
bath, latrobe heat.