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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-20
JEALOUS AFRICAN CONVERTS
(By n. G.. w. &. News Service)

(By n. G.. w. c. News Service.)
The story of how four hundred
Christian neophytes at Kopela, Africa,
carried heavy beams and other timber
on their heads for distance of more
than one hundred kilometers to con-
struct their village church is told in
the current number. of the Algiers Re-
ligious Weekly by Monsignor Lemaitre,
zeal shown by his native converts. The
work covered a period of more than a
year and a handsome structure with
three nayeS was erected.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-20
HOLY SEPULCHER GUARDIANS
ARE VIRTUALLY PRISONERS OF
THE TURkS-FOOD PASSED IN
TO THEM AND THEY ARE COM.
PEELED TO PAY TRIBUTE-cON.
DITION ESTABLISHED BY CHRIS.
TIAN CONQUEROR.
BY n. G.. w. G.. News Service)

(By n. G.. w. G. News Service)
Though Christian armies conquered
Jerusalem and forced the Sultan's
troops to an unconditional surrender,
and though Christian commander
upon entering the Holy City became
trustee and protector of the Sacred
Places of Christianity, the Holy Sc
pulcher, for the recovery of which the
Christian world has made so many
sacrifices and endured so many hard
ships, is still in control of the Turk.
The keys of the Basilica of the Holy
SepulCher have been returned to the
followers of Mohammed-to the con-
quered-and those who rightly own
this great church that marks the Say
iour's tomb, the Sons of st. Francis,
are virtually prisoners within it's walls.
This is the astonishing informa tion
that comes to Washington from
the Holy Land.
Monks Pay Tribute to Turks.
Whenever the Franciscans wish to
have the Basilica of the Holy Sepul-
cher opened, they are compelled to
pay tribute to the Turks, to whom
the Christian deliverer has entrusted
the keys. This tribute consists OF
money or of sugar, coffee, coal or
other commodities. The Basilica is
locked twice daily-at noon and in the
evening. Sometimes the intervals OF
closing are quite long, and on such
occasions nourishment is passed in
to the Monks through a small open
ing in the main floor of the Basilica.
The conditions under which the
Franciscans have been obliged to live
while fulfilling their sacred trust to
Christianity for seven hundred years
(under Turkish domination) battles
description. Their quarters are of the
foulest, with never a ray of sunlight
while in the winter months their
couches are often drenched with rain
Life in prison could hardly be worse
If the Friars go in pilgrimage to the
Cenacle they must pray standing; be
cause the Turks in charge forbid
Christians to kneel, though Mohamme
dams themselves kneel when at pray
er Yet the Cenacle, by every test
of justice and law, belongs to the Fran
ciscans.
Turks Rewarded for Crimes.
The Christian commander who au
thorized this continuance of Turkish
control based his decision, it is ex
planned, on "firman," or grant, be
slowed by Saladin, the first Ayubite
| Sultan of Egypt Q136-n93), who
| wrested the Holy City from the Chris
| tian Crusaders Instead of punishment
| for their crimes, the Turks are receiv
| ing privileges; instead of recompense
for sufferings and sacrifices, the lot O.
the Franciscans is Imprisonment ant
| humiliation.
| "Mohammed over Christ, Dis
graced is the Tomb of Our Lord" sa,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-20
A BISHOPS WILL

The will of the late Rt Rev. Thomas
D. Beaven, d. D., bishop of Springfield.
Mass, was filed for probate November
8. 1t is understood that the bishops
entire estate is less than $1,000, due
to the fact that he aided in building
up with his own personal means some
Of the most notable charitable bene.
factions in the diocese.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-20
MEXICAN CATHOLICS

Efforts. are being exerted by the
Catholics Of Mexico to have December
IL, the feast of Our Lady of Guada-
lupe, set aside as a national day of
for Mexico.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-20
GRAVES OF CATHOLICS DEAD IN
WORLD WAR TO BE coNsEcRAT-
ED-cRoSS WILL BE INClSED ON
EACH TOMBSTONE FUND
NEEDED. :
lBy n. &. w. G. News Service J

Twenty thousand graves of Catholic
soldiers who gave their lives for their
country in the World War will be con-
secrated by the Church and appro-
priately marked by the Government
with monuments, the design for which
has just been approved by the War
Memorials Council. Rev. John J.
Burke, c. S. p, general secretary of
the National Catholic Welfare Council,
is member of the War Memorials
Council.
On the diverse of each of these
monuments will be carved rosette
into which, in the case of Catholic sol
dier dead, will be inciSed a cross. The
soldiers name and the branch of the
military service to which he was at
tackled will be inscribed on the monu-
ment.
The design selected by the Council
is the ordinary type of headstone, with
rounded top, uniform in material and
size The Council thought it advisable
to guard against any inequality in the
markings of the graves. officers and
private soldiers will be buried in the
same cemeteries.
Subscriptions To Be Solicited.
To meet the expense in connection
with the conservation of the graves
and the carving of cross on each
monument. fund will be raised
among Catholics all over the country
The Bulletin of the National Catholic
Welfare Council has been authorized
to receive subscriptions for this pur.
pose.
The 10000 Catholics who lost their
lives in the war are buried principally
in France and the United States. but
some arc inferred in other parts of the
world. The War Memorials Council
has definitely planned that after al
those dead whose relatives desire theil
return to this country have beer
brought back and rcinterred. those
who remain in France are to be con
centrated in four cemeteries-Rom
agne, Suresnes, Bony and Belleal
Wood.
10000 Dead Returned.
Thus far 10000 American dead have
been brought back from France. Abou
1000 of these have been reinterrej ii
Arlington. Of these reinterments it il
estimated that between 700 and SO'
were those of Catholic dead. Rev
Ignatius Fealy, chaplain at Ft. Myer
adjoining Arlington Cemetery, attend
these reburials and blesses the graves
4 military funeral is given each o
these dead. The reinterments in Ar
innE..Gas are IN what is called the Eu
ropean Section
Since more of the dead being re
turned to this country are re5urled i
Arlington than in any other singl
cemetery and as 100000 America
soldiers in the World War are entitle
to last resting places there, the Wa
Memorials Commission contemplate
the expansion and Identification c
that cemetery. 1t is intended to COZ
meet Arlington by a great highwa
with Washington; to restore the Cu'
It's lee Mansion in the cemetery an
create there an atmosphere like tha
at Mt. Vernon: to make the memori;
amphithcatcr an integral part of tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
6 ROOMS, GARAGE AND
HOT-W AFTER HEAT.
ONT v SdQ1S

beautiful Groom home. Contains rec. hail.
parior e windows). din. room g windows)
kitchen, porcelain sink and splendid $50 gas
range. Rack porch. covered. Sx21. screened:
3 fine bedrooms, each has closet: house
heated by hot-wnter; cleo. lights with push
buttons NIL over house; attic storage space:
conrret. cellar under half of house: best V. &
X. automatic cleo. system for pumping water
tno bathroom in house, ; fine garage for
aide porches: chicken house; fruit: lots of
grapes. Property No. II Fairfield St. Cherry
dale Va. ,Mr. Buffers placet. Inspect any
time | block only TO schools, cars. stores,
etc. 10 minutes by cleo. line to Both and NJ
SITS. NV Price is very lbw. only $3.50
Terms 81. COZ cash; balance $3.50 per month";
covers everythin At this low price, property
will he sold In few days, as this is really a
bargain Possession IN Is days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
LOTS-LOTS-LOTS!
ARLINGTON PARK. VA,

81 large lots for sale at Arlington Park.
Clarendon. Va. Prices from S7a to 1878. Many
have large shade trees: gas and electricity on
property; many houses being built on this sub
per month. which includes interest. Prices are
low, that's why l sold IS OF these lots since
April rs last. How TO reach Take
18th and Pa. ave. line that goes to Clarendon
get of at Vinson station, walk one square to
property. Large sale sign in front. Only 20
minutes ride from 18th and Pa. ave. NV. See
other lots first. then look Mt what have for
sale and II prices ure not low. Blue prints
and all information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
1871 SAVING

HOME, $1,000; VALUE. $1,000.
TO READY PURCHASER.
Now Groom and bath semi bungalow; ami.
Y acre. Terms to suit Other valubIe property
reaS'AAw Fl. wELLAND. Sec.
Rerwyn Heights Co. Berwyn. Md. IL
MIST RE SOLD-6-R0OM HOUSE; ACRE
age: modern convenience; easy terms; immediae Re
possession. Post Office BOX l26. hensington
Md. IL
oWZ YOUR OWN HOME AT BEAUTIFUL.
..V;r.nia HicnRnds' one mile from city on
washington ,Eht llndria car line. Lots on easy
payments Apply Room 6nl A, Southern bldg,
or at Virginia Highlands" station Sunday
afternoon. TO-
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
sovcrsl new exceptionally well arranged.
5room and bath bungalows All are strictly
modern, including oak floors and trim; open
fronIace electric lights cabinet gas range.
large light cellar with laundry trays. Desr-
able loca tions. Large lot. Prices that you can
afford. Terms within your reach;
THE RIVERDALE PARK COMPANY.
Open Sundays.
FINE SUBURBAN HOME FOR SALE; POS
session at once; rooms and bath; electric
lights. gas and earage; LOT 4o1i2 Ws, pest
.nn snIerdid condition. Call. write or phone
W. A BROOKS. Hyattsyille Md
wooOSJDEl MD-NICELY SITUATED SIN
rnon, bousa earage and balm, and chicken
ip''sa nn q cGrnnr, with one acre of ground.
fruit trees nut trees and small fruits; nea9
r,r line The house is newly d+r"r;ited y
positive bargain fog quick SAL; Pflce' $,.%"'
rII0S T.. FARRELL" So Woodward bldg.
Phone Main ,66
TOR COLOREp-G0op HOME. CHEAP
Terms F. r WEEKS. office Of L0Ni'NlEW.
Glst and Dix Open noon MI dark 10.
N HYATTSVILI.E MD.-s ROOMS AND
hn III. sun parlor; large porch: improved street
on two sides; located near station; lot Sox16,
r.. price, So 500: will take back trust OF
S., 500 for five years.
J. c. WELDON & CO.,
Ill u st. Sc.
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"a ROOMS. PORCHES. HALLS AND STALK
ways front and rear; steam heat open nfe-
places. sleeping porch. large verandas' me Ola
shade trees, wide lawn. on count! roaa r near
CHURCH: about 80 acres, fertile: fruit. valuable
timber: minutes walk two electrics: miles
city: ST.. 900: terms.
Good 9-,oon, house. English basement, lawn.
grove. large trees: barn; broom tenant house
fruit: spring house: 20 acres; y timber. oak.
nonlar: rents for $50 per month one mile Co
iumbia pike: ] mile electric; miles city;
S., 600; terms.
Swiss Chalet bungalow, rooms, bath. fur.
pace electric wiring. gravity water system. z
sieening porches. large living room. dining
room omen stairway, screened verandas. sub
siding and double floors: lots, fenced: shade,
Garden poultry house. miles city; blocks
electric. IS 900: 81 500 cash.
8 rooms hot-water heat, electricity. bath,
norcbes attic, cellar. bay windows. open fire
places fine lawn. large shade trees, shrubbery.
fruit, barn. q acres; short walk electrics:
West Falls Church $40 $4,000 cash.
fruit. shade. elevation. u mile Aqueduct, block
aiectric. So 100: 81 300 cash.
4 rooms. gas porches. summer kitchen, large
,ot. miles city. blocks electric: fine mac
adam 81, 400; $500 cash, S35 per month.
Noor fat 5 rooms, hall. bath; first floor, large
store and living rooms hall. bath. porches,
large attic, cellar under whole, private en-
frances: at station Falls Church electric: 2
niles Aoueduct: near macadam. IS. 400. Terms.
Homes farms building sites, nearby Vir-
GINA.
Arlington Bank bldg, Rosslyn, Va. To-
TAKOMA PARK-NEW BROOM BUNGALOW
sIoon;np porch cement cellar, screens. shades,
awnings. electric lights. large front porch,
hn,,nw tile garage paved street; lot 5Ox150:
coal in cellar; near car lines. $1,000. OWN
Err 30 Willow ave. TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
VACANT HOUSES ARE OUR SPECIALITY
AT THIS SEASON.
Move In Your Convenience and Worry
No More About Rent Problems
Chevy Chase. Columbia Heights
srams hath stretnea
Hot heat ro0msb
Gssass 1 rGcs s' s75o beat 81 500 cash
Price. s"Uca pe+wor+b
Columbia Heights Vacant
sr~ms bath
rs sSs r4fs 1' $500 500
Two Splendid Buys in Woodley Park.
homeo ynnth
heat
- - ~ ~
Cathedral Avenue.
10 and baths this home is "a feet w mot
n Of refinement
A
n f S 'front.' n n s' ses s pafa s pG fm
Brightwood. Mt. Pleasant
n5s ss@s ? bath baths Sfssss st s as' 10Th
f1hs sIr as I TqEn' s. ss
Saul's Addition. Downtown
Vacant - g. near n H. ave
tant heat.
Price,
Saul's Addition.
a-St 10 40 and2 all mode
is a lis of many
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
sI5 18th St. NV Main 6464
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

COTTAGE. 3 LARGE ROOMS. = i0fT LOTS
water sewer electricity. blocks FROM cars:
fur- itur" inciudrd. Piicc. 81 700: $3.50
si, So per month VIII sacrifice for 81 80
cash. No. los Bfyn Mawr ave. Glen Echo.
Md, To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
MODERN f ROOMS AND
GARAGE

Beautiful Groom home; rec. hall. parlor.
kitchen, porcelain sink and gas range: nice
ha throom 3 bedrooms each windows and
closet; attic with steps over entire house;
concrete cellar, > entrances: hot-water heat;
tin roof: outside shutters. cutters and down
spouts: fine chicken house; grapes: flowers;
side pore hes: also back porch: nice garage.
l2x1S; lot f1OSAO; corner property. No. pol
Cedar st, haywood. Va. q blocks to cnrsl.
. minutes from Georgetown on Wash. and Old
Dominion elec. line. Get off at Thrifton. Va.
Price, So. $50: terms, 81 600 cash. balance. 500
per month, includes everything See this. it S
good,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
5 ROOMS. ONLY $1,000.

Comfortable Broom home: contains the fol
lowing: Parlor, . bedrooms, dining room and
kitchen; also covered back porch and nice
front porch: part of cellar excavated; gas for
cooking and lighting; lot, 5Ox150; fine garden
chicken house Located No. II Parker ave.
Cherrydale, Va. Mr.. Sprague's place. Inspect
any time. Price. s.. 900: terms, $3.50 cash,
bal. $45 per month. includes everything. Sale
sign on property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
E ROOMS ONLY $3.50.

Comfortable Groom home, contains 6 large
rooms and room for bath without fixtures:
parlor has open fireplace; electric lights large
front and side porches: screens and large avn
ings; tin roof; property in Al condition
100 feet front by 135 deep; grapes; chicken
and wood house; located in Barefoot. Va: Is
miles from White House,. Inspect any time
Mr.. McRae's place. Price, So $50: terms, s5Oo
cash. bal s3S per month. If looking for mod
! eratepriced suburban home. here 1t Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

$3.50: double house. consisting Of two com
plete four-room fats. new and modern. with
many very desirable features. Live in one fat
while the rent of the other pays for both
Terms. 81 $50 cash. then SO per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Located on Mount Vernon Boulevard.
miles from Highway bridge; lot 1o0-ft. front
by 43O fl. deep: contains l acre; almost across
from Hume School. Price, cents per square
foot equals 50 $50: terms, $50 cash; balance
monthly II looking for exceptionally fine
building lot close to city. surrounded by many
comfortable homes. this is it. For sale sign
on tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

SHANNON
5I3 18th St. NV.
Mt. PLEASANT.
SI2, 500.
v,CAST-A fine brick residence. contain
ing 20 roop,r. baths. hot-water heat, electric
ity. rec1 stairway. immense closets. double
fO,rs throughout entire house, ceiling in cell
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
SI275o.
A handsome Groom Is large, comfortable
hedfooms) and tiled bath. white brick front
house Irving 14th; the most de-
sirable location the heights: within walking
distance of downtown; home that will pay
for itself.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$4,000.
Four bedrooms and bath. spacious living
room. sunny dining room. well arranged
kitchen and pantry. cloak closet: side and
rear porches: hardwood floors, hot-water heat
and electricity: double garage: lot TOx125: at
fractively developed: house is in ri condition.
and is most reasonably priced.
CHEVY CHASE.
$4,000.
- An S-rocm and bath semi-detached brick
home. 'front.' sleeping and double rear porcLes;
thoroughly modern throughout; will sell on
81. 900 cash.
SHANNON
713 I4th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
BEAUTIFUL, LOT

A number of other choice homes. from $500
to SIS, 600. terms to suit
r. G GOODNOw CO. Phone Alex. 926.
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71.3 18th St. NV.

PETwORTH-NEw GROOM BRICK: H.-wH.
electricity. ami. screened porches; winters
coal in cellar. Phone Owner. Col. 19s1-W. 10'
BUY FROM OWNERS ROOMS AND BATH;
painted inside and out; papered throughout:
floors all finished and vanished. Has to be
seen to be appreciated. LAtrobe heat or h.-w.h.
Call l. 4QJ 1Os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

COIIORED.
90 5OO-1SOO ST. nw-9 rooms, bath, fur.
mace heat; a great bargain at the price
asked
S., 2JO-1413 New Jersey ave- rooms, bath !;
good home.
So 7OO-419 4th ST. s.e.-S rooms bath, good lot.
WHITEHEAD McKISLAY,
$40 st nv. Room 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

WALTER O'HARA.
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties.
l Specialize in Nearby, Virginia.
Main 1925 1909 II NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Cou cAIE-RY OWNER, FALLS CHURCH.
ca New house: 6 good sized rooms. hall and
no I'll. large closets, pantry; concrete cellar
under entire house; attic: central heat; cleo
trio lights: plumbing; thoroughly modern up
todate home with fine elevation: good loca-
tion on / Is acres, with option of adjoining
acreage Be independent of the landlord and
hera room to breathe. So minutes on the car
rom 10Th and Pa. ave. Price, 81 800 Easy
farms ERNEST f. OSWALD, Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

1000; modern 4-room bungalow: full base
ment: furnace: oak floors: large closets; well
eumipped kitchen. This is a real home for a
small price. Terms, 5000 cash, then $45 per
month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
Liohtbown BUNGALOWS.

New seven room bungalow. all city i'm
provements. Price. $3.50. $3.50 cash: S65
monthly. including interest.
New five room bungalow, al city imrrove,
monthly. including interest.
New fve-room bungalow. all city improve
ments Price. $3.50. $3.50 cash: $50 monthly,
including interest
All of the above bungalows have electric
lights. high oven gas ranges. cellar and furnace
the cars.
Take G ST. cars marked Riverdale Berwyn
or Laurel and get off four squares beyond Dis
trict Line, at Hoffman's store. Hill street.
Brentwood, Md. and any one will direct you
to Cottage City.
CHAS. H. LIGHTBOwN. Cottage City. Nd.
20, Mt Rainier. Md. Phi Hyattsville 133-W
IL
THREE ACRES LAND AT SILVER SPRING,
with 10 room house; large equipment for chick
ems: to be sold for less than erection cost.
SILVER SPRING REALTY co.
Phone Woodside 12S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

F. c. GOODNOW COMPANY.
719 King St, Alexandria. Va.
FOR SALE
s. $50: modern 5-room bungalow complete in
every detail close to electric station. with
best car service out of Washington. Terms,
$3.50 cash, then So. so per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
FOR RENT

OWNER LEAVING WILL SELL GROOM
modern bungalow. lots. s.. 100. Several for
rent. For bargains soc J. NJ. EARNEST. Nj.
Rainier Md. Hvatts, 93i. IL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Buy LAND NORTH or WASHINGTON IN
Mont Gamrry county. Md: drecs line Of 18TH
ST. We have several beautiful home sites from
! y 10 ) acres best auto road. convenient
to trolley ana electric lights: nj l and cents
per foot luy Will price Is right. in few
years the valu. viii double; SAT" investment
aud one sure to grow. Phone Sales Dept.
Main 1855. let H. sho,, Won the property.
TiioS T.. JARHEII4 S31 Woodward bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
S1,188.O0 for a Building Lot in
Chevy Chase, D. G..

Continued.
81, 1880 for Building Lot in
Chevy Chase, D. {.
Then 1870 off for cash and you are eligible
for a loan large enough TO build your own
home or a house to sell. Address Box 294-D.
Star Office. ---
BARGAIN-VACANT.
Woodridge-Half Acre Ground.
Modern bungalow, only Is minutes ride 10
suburbs; only block and half from r. l. ave:
cars at 26th St; Z rooms and large sleeping
porch. h.-w.h.; electric lights: gas: se"tI ;
water and street improvements; over nan ~.
with wide frontage on street; over % tH H.
fruit trees in bearing, 20 large grale'ihes:
numerous other small fruits: large Sarlei! VI
beautiful shrubbery. This home is an inNtst-
ment and ready for fruit and poultry RAISING.
Any reasonable terms considered, ana the price
is right.
McIAACHLEN BANKING CoRP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and Ii
Main 49,
WOODBRIDGE.
Owner is leaving his very attractive nome ONE
in of the most attractive locations OIL ,hiS
nearby suburb, half block OH X l. ave- :
large attractive rooms and sleeping porch' eA
ira finished on third floor, large receP
ton room with beautiful mnntel fireplace, large
living room, dining room and Kitchen on hrsl
floor: 3 large bedrooms and sleeping porch sec
ond floor; modern tile bath with latest III
proved fixtures; spacious GROUNDS ceMeh'
driveway to garage; variety of fruit ana shruD
berry This home must be seen to be appfeci-
responsible party.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and u.
Najp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW COTTAGE OF :
rooms and BATH. sleeping porch, electric light
fine lot. f0x13s feet: finely located, close 20
city. Price. $3.50. Terms.
A. Il. CAMPBELL. I41o II NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Then 1870 off for cash and you are eligible
for loan large enough TO build your own
home or a house to sell. Address Box 294-D'
Star office
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WANTED-MONEY.

81 900 FIRST TRUST On MY HOME. VAL
ued at Sill 600. Address Box 20s-D Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

BEAUTIFUL PLACE FOR A HOME-vERY
cheap at $1,000. 81 900 cash. $50 per month ;
rooms. all imp; two large lots; close to
school and cars. Also Groom brick house
in the NV, reduced for quick sale to Sc 800
Easy terms See VI. o. BULL, 200 Il !.
re. Tel. y GILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

INSTEAD OF RENTING. OFFERING FOR
sale. with reasonable cash payment, desirable
Groom and bath house square from cars: OPP
posite Edgemore, Bethesda. Md. ami; large
corner lot; double garage Immediate possession.
Price $12. 600. vii, consider leasing. Tel Main
22sS