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Evening journal., 1920-03-17
RACE TRACK WINS
AGAIN in MARYLAND

ANNAPOLIS, March i7.-The Refer
endum Racetrack bill, by which the
question Of abollshlng race betting or
sublechns The tracks to regulation and
heavy taxes under the Burke Racing
Commission bill. failed Of final pas
sage in the House OF Delegates last
evening by a vote OF 81 for and so
against. Under the constitution 80
votes are necessary for final passage.
on Thursday the Burke bin, in the
form IN which It came from the ju-
dietary committee a few days ago, will
be brought up as an amendment to the
Andrews Antl-race Track Gambling bill,
and ils advocates are confident that it
viii be passed and sent TO the Senate.
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MATCH RILLIARn GAME.

A match game OF pocket billiards.
i25 points, viii be played at the Grand
opera House Billiard Parlors tbase-
menf1 tomorrow evening between j.
Rigo. champion Of Delaware. and b.
Leonard. Of Pennsylvania This should
be great contest, as Rgo has beaten
Fink, POO 10 20. and Leonard holds the
amateur championship Of the East and
is an aspirant for the worlds cham
plonship. He has a record OF "a balls
on a regulation table
Farmer Wilson is staging the
match.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
AD TIACMER

Every so often the quips take a rap
at Toledo for the part it played in the
Wlllard-DemTseY history. They have
gotten a rise out OF Ad Thaoher.
II am sick and tired Of hearing
that Tex Richard lost money and
was abused by Toledoons during
ths WillardIDempsey match, be-
cause 1 am In pOss sslon of facts
regarding that light and know
Rlckard cleaned Up 100000 on the
affair. Toledo treated nlckard as
fairly AZ any person could hope TO
be treated. cannot make my
self believe Rlckord Is responsible
for the many sarcastic attacks on
tho city,
IF Rickard Is peeyed al Toledo
he has never let us know It and
we tried to get a siatment from
him after the big scrap. lie was
disappointed IN his financial gain,
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
SHOOT AT GREENHILL-

Local shooters will want to travel 10
Greenhln tomorrow afternoon. Chickens
will be the feature Of the day and will
be shot for in 10 target. and miss and
out events. Last Saturdays storm inter
fered with the regular program and a
number of live birds were left over and
Greenhlll members will compete for
them commencing at o'clock, and the
targets will fly until sunset tomorrow.
This VIII be the flrst Greenhill mid
week shoot here for some time, and a
number OF shooters have slgnifled their
intention 10 be present. On Saturday
afternoon the traps will be closed and
all the local clubs will shoot over the
p, B. and w. traps at Todd's Cut, in ons
OF the biggest shoots Of the local sea-
son,
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
SERVICE MEN OPPOSE
BEER AND VINE SALE

ALBANY. March i7-No bill to per-
nit the manufacture and sale OF beer
and light wines In New York VIII ne
supported by tho thirty-flve former
service men In the Assembly as a
group AT a conference Of service men
yesterday. an attempt by Assemblym'n
Louis A. Cuvillier, Democrat NEW
York. 10 have the soldier members vote
as a unit for light beverage meas
ure was defeated
The conference went on record as
opposed 10 the approval or d'sapproval
or any legislation introduced In the
Assembly which does not directly af-
feet the American Legion.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
BOYS! HERE'S DL4l9(lN1)
JUST YOUR .SLZE--BOYSy

ulation diamond are beyond the
strength OF a growing youngstor.
A boy can't hit regulltion base
ball past shoristOp ii0 feet from
The plato. That distance Is far enough
away 10 be an oul1ed for a boys dia-
mond.
With the big league officials recog-
nizing the millions Of American boys
they Will warm 10 The game as never
before.
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npop. errS sONS DOy

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March t7.-Only
when confined to his bed from Illness
fight They keep him pretty busy, too
for there are three OF them. He has
Travelled from coast to coast to see his
kids in action, paying his own expenses.
Bryan is lightweight Tony Is a
welier and Joe is a hevyweieht.
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Fourth Division.
standIng o. church Teams.
co coonnYE RIFLES.

nFs MONIES. Ia. March il-Tom
Fairweather is now offering lot saie We
blue uniforms that the Des MONIES cluD
wore around the Western League elr-
suit in previous years Ihey are 700
hot for comfort. says the man win no
rain in his name. They viii wear White
uniforms at home and gray cloth on the
road
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prnrrcTI.Y cnnn srnc,,

SYRACUSE. N. Y. March IA guar
antee OF per cent. interest Is being
guaranteed on baseball stock. The Sy-
racuse club In The International League
is marketing $4,000 worth OF stock to
the fans with a perfectly good guaran-
tee on tho investment
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mac spEAKEn.

While The leader Of the Cleveland In
dams has contended all along that the
tribe would bring a pennanl home to
adorn their bali park lhis fall, he sees
in the signing Of Steve O'Neill the last
nail In his 1920 plans ollnched. Hear
spoke" Speaker speak;
That's just about the last little
link in our pennant chain. ! have
figured right along that The team
That could beat Cleveland to the
wire would win the pennant. OF
course, ! had my team doped as In
in the race even II Sieve didn't
sign, but all the time was hoping
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
FAIR TO THE FANS.

SPOKANE. Wash, March is-The
baseball fans OF the northwest are go
Ing 10 give the folks square deal.
No Jesse James tactics VIII be employ
ed by the Pacific International League
this season. Grandsiand at 65 cents
and the bleachers at the popular old
IS.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
QUOITS
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Standing Of Church Teams.
First Division.

Next Scheduled Games Monday, Mar. p
lmmanuel vs.. Eastlake at Eastlake
sourt
Union vs.. Edge Moor at Edge Moor
court.
ppworlh vs.. First Presbyterian at
virst Presbyterian
Hlicrest vs.. old swedes at old
SWedcs
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HE,s An,s RRnTmrn

LANCASTER. pa. March i7.-Johnny
Wolgast is now trying to emulate the
record set by his once famous brother
IA. lie looks very much Ike Ad when
IN the ring. His first appearance in the
east was at Lancaster, where he kayoed
Young Terry IN one round.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
TnACK snIIAn IAncr

EAST LANSING, Mich, March is-so
many candidates are trying for places
on tho Michigan Aggles' indoor track
that 81 IS necessary 70 coach them by
squads.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

but we think 100000 is a pretty
good return on the investment he
made. know Of lot OF business
men who would be pleased with
similar return on the same size
outlay"
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
sTrnET OT mnlIE nIN

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March i3--Nine
ounces OF tho "cut" Babe Ruth faxes
on the nall has been accounted for. Tho
slusger ,uses a oi-ounce bat Bats used
by other players weigh but IS ounces.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
LAWYERS PLAY BALL.

). SAN DIEGO, CAL. March i7.-The legal
fraternity at San Diego has been smit-
ten by the baseball bug. The lawyers
<of the city are keenly interested In
sport. They have q strong baseball
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
Ex-nEn WITH .r1nnN

AKRON. Ohio. March i7.-Eari Nose
~. former Cincinnati hurIer. has been
signed by tho Akron club. Moseiy work
ed IN 81 games for the Reds In 1916.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
IET CFnnGE nn IN

NEW ORL Fans. La, March iT.-The
Cleveland Indians may be referring to
that old long shot epigram-Le George
do it-before the 1920 season ends
George Uhle and George Cykowski,
graduates OF the Cleveland sandlots,
may be called upon to do a lot OF pitch
ing this season. uhle has had one
years seasoning and Cykowsh is loom
ing up like a regular.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
WALKER GOES WEST.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March iT1Ths
Kansas City heavyweight, Hugh Wal
ker, has gone TO Portland, Ore, whers
he Is booked for two matches. Sailor
Petroskey and Boy Mccormick will be
his opponents.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
second Division.

Next scheduled Games, Monday. Mar. p
West vs.. Epworth 40 Epworlh court
Emmanuel rs. old Swedes at Ola
~Wcdcs
Easilake vs. Hillcrest at Hillcrest.
Edge Moor VI. Brandywine at Bran
dywine
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and confident that he would aftx
his signature TO a contract. ami
now that he has, we are just tina.
much stronger. It's going TO be
mighty tough job for the Ameri-
can League clubs to keep us out
Of the first place. mark my Words
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

Lots OF good things are being car
rled away from the Red Mems Pow
wow, odd Fellows Han. Tenth and
King streets, every nighi--Adv.
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Third Division.

Next scheduled Games Monday, Mar. -
Grace No. vs. Goodman at Cook
man.
ST, paurs No. vs. Union no. . at
Andrew's.
Brandywine No. vs.. Harrison 81.
a. Harrison
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

Meet your friends at Red Mems Pow
WOW. odd Fellows Hail. Tenth and
King streets, tonight and every night
this weekday.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

81 love you, darling salary"
The marcus Heine svore,
"And when you grow up big
and fat
I'll love you lot more"
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

BaseAa7 k24 . Etsle sser,
E{s name was I3eirSe GrcA';
He had a handsome salary
And, ch, he loved 2 so.
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WANTED-TO BUY.


seetion Of city: prefer saul's Addition. but will
consider Petworth section. Address ERNEST
WII1,ON. ei2 Sth st. ne.
4 OR ROOM HoUSE-IN PETw0RTH.
Bloomingale or Brookland. with ami. and
space for garage. In answer state terms and
address: Address Box 1as-A. Star Office.
4 GOOD OR Z ROOM HOuSE-DEs1RABLE
condition. Address PAUL +. HARRIS. 49,
Todd place ne.
BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE THROUGH
o. B. ZANTZINGER.
DESIRE TO PURCHASE A MODERATE
priced house in colored section; substantial
cash payment. Address Box ISIS. Star office.
SMALL MODERN BUNGALOW OR COTTAGE
wanted by naval officer: can pay following
terms: 500 down. 500 more In three months
and $1OO per month. Address Box ia, Star
office.
G TO ROOM HOUSE. CONVENIENT TO
14th st. cars: Takoma Park preferred. Ad-
dress Box BOOT. Star Office. &c
HY A PHYSICIAN. s OR Q ROOM RESI-
dence. on two floors; h.-w.h.; garage or room
for one: Capitol Hill or NV. Address Rox
232T. Star office. &c
WANT HOME IN NV. SECTIONS OR 10
rooms Can pay all cash If required. Address
Box 35--A. Star Office.
WANT TO BUY GROOM HOME IN NE. CAN
pay 5000 cash. Have been ordered to move.
Address Box 31-A. Star office.
10 OR Il ROOM HONE IN VICINITY Of
Dupont Circle or within walking distance Of
G4 partments: client will pay $4,000 to $4,000
and make good cash payment
McLACHLES BANKING CoRP'N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and q.
Main 49,.
OR ROOM HOUSE IN DESIRABLE RESI-
Dental section. within walking distance Of
departments: garage room for one: posses
sion must be assured and price around $4,000:
client can make reasonable cash payment.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 1872
BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE THROUGH
o. B. ZANTZISGER. SEE MR.. MORGAN.
SIX TO TWELVE ROOM DWELLING. ANY
good location. direct from owner. H. l..
AKERS. 1873 Irving st. NV. Phone Col.
1901. g.
SIX TO EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD
northwest section; can pay II 900 cash. Ad'
dress Box 1922, Star ONCE.
OWNERS CONTEMPLATING SIZZLING.
List your property with us: quick results:
We have numerous applicants for houses OK
8, Z, 8 and rooms.
THE F. H. SMITH CO..
s15 18th st. NV. n. 640A.
WANTED-MODERN HOUSE IN BEST NV
section, 8 to IL rooms: NO DEALERS: will
pay all cash; give location and owner, treated
confidential. Address Box 255-T. Star ONCE.
MODERN HOUSE HAVING FOUR BED
rooms and convenient to Mt. Pleasant or 14th
ST. car line; possession wanted about July 1:
can make good cash payment. Address Box
261-T, Star office.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Home of Homes.
Tel. M. 434O. 14O6 H St. NV.

PRICE. s735o-A decided bargain in a mod
ern six-room and bath colonial brick mouse.
heated with hot-water, having electric lights
and room for garage. Owner leaving city
anxious to make quick sale. About $l''oo cash
required.
PRICE. $s.5oo-A bungalow Of SIX room, rooms
situated on lot 47x12o: This is an unusual
" cheap and attractive home. This home can
be inspected at any time and possession given
on few days notice.
PRICE, s,o0o-Conveniently located in the
Petworth section; a semf-detached house. TWO
Sot-Wst a' heat; lot i5o feet deep to paved
alley; ample space for garden and garage.
PRICE, s7,25o-A Capitol Hill home worth
your prompt consideration. Close to East
Capitol street; not far out. A two-story brick
house. modern and in fne condition Ihere -
large sleeping porch; deep lot to paved aney
with room for garage. Convenient terms OF
sale and possession any time.
PRICE, $s.o0O-wer located in Blooming
dale. just OF from LIST street. An attractive
home, containing eight rooms and bath; ample
garage space. This house Is occupied oy an
sion will be given.
PRICE, $l2.oOO-In Washington Heights.
window brick house Of ten rooms and bath;
house heated with hot water. having electric
uSntS, ana Lnere II Orlck
house is most salable. Convenient terms can
be made.
PRICE. $e,ooo-on 18th street in Columbia
Heights. A two-story house. having electric
lights. large front porch. good yard to paved
alley. and there is a double brick garage. This
house can be seen at any time.
PRICE. $12.0oo-In Mt. Pleasant close to
the car line. three-story. bay-window brick
water heat, electric lights. room for garage:
owner since 1t was built and Is in fne condi-
ton throughout.
PRICE, $e500-Near the Soldiers Home
grounds. An excellent situation. A twoastory
sfx-room brick house, heated with hot water,
having large colonial front porch. unusually
deep lot with paved alley and room for ga
rage. Possession given.
PRICE. S10,75o-In Chevy Chase. A corner
house. having sig rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. electric lights, oak floors. living room
with open fireplace, large sleeping porch and a
freproof garage. Can be sold on terms Of
900 cash and easy monthly payments.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

3Oe Az ST. s.w.-BRICK; 3-sToRY; VERY
wide frontage; good business location; bargain
11so H ne. 2-story brick store; brick ga
1880 Il ne; 2-story brick; bargain; $3.50;
7th estery !. s,'s DDS store ., extra good
Desirable for automobile business: Sc. cor.
14th and v NV. 4O-ft. frontage to alley; only
SIC. 600: terms,
NJ. B. NORMAN,
Room 51s: Colorado bldg; 18th o and 9.
CORNER BRICK STORE AND DWELLING:
located at 537 9th st. ne Dwelling rented
$3.50: store Just vacated; offer wanted ss
OWNER. North 5127. ~
CORNER PROPERTY on BUSINESS STREET
near prominent ave. NV: improved by two
stores and apartment over: site suitable for
apt house or bank, both needed in the neigh
borhood. OWNER. Box 231-T. Star ONCE. g.
STORE on 18th ST. N.W.-QUICK ACTION
essential to secure this modern business prop
erty on 14th st. near Park rd.; 2-story brick
building; hot-water heat; elec. lights; In good
condition throughout. and located In best Sec
ton Of the city for any kind ct "
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD-TWO LARGE
stores and apartments; steam heat: electric
and gas lighting; exceptional Opportunity oe% for
0o 4. e. a e Sasr CO.. i5is Il St NV
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
18th ST. CORNER STORE
NORTH OF u AND SOUTH
OF FLORIDA AVE, WITH
E ROOMS AND BATH
APARTMENT, RECENTLY
PAINTED AND PAPERED;
WIDE FRONTAGE, PARK
ING AND ALLEY. PRICE
REASONABLE.
CHARLES w. MORRIS,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
EVANS BLDG. M. 53ZS.
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FOR sALE-HOUSES
Continued.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNEF

WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
incorporated.
$17,50O-IAfMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Twelve-room home in exclu-
siye section Of Chevy Chase:
eight bedrooms. large recep-
tion hall, drawing room, din
ing room. buffers pantry.
kitchen. laundry; porches on
3 sides; charming grounds:
garage; thoroughly modern
home vacant; possession can
be had at once.
$16,500-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Attractive home in excellent
location, near 18th and Co.
lumbia I'd. !; eleven rooms and
two baths; all rooms I'M
. usually large and bright;
large lot.
$7,750-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
In desirable neighborhood in
northeast; convenient to Cap
itol and Library and cars;
ten rooms and two baths; in
excellent condition has Just
been entirely refinished. Terms
II desired.
$7.75O-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Of one apartment. Two-story
apt. on North Capitol st., in
excellent condition; each apt.
has Eve rooms and bath.
with use of attic for upper
apt An excellent arrange
ment would be to live in one
apt, and rent out other Easy
terms, If desired.
wAGGAMAN & BRAwNER. INC.
Frank, 74s5. Ola 18th st. NV.
INV ~ SETT RE1T EST1TE THROTJCI
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.

A5oo-1N GOOD NORTHEAST SEC
ton. Corner store with e
room apartment above. Store
now vacant.
s6s5o-ArTRAcT1vE BUNGALOW IN
Rrookland. All modern I'M
Immediate possession.
e. ooo-JUsr OFF EAST CAPITOL
street near Lincoln Park.
rooms and bath. Electric lights
Hardwood floors. Immediate
possession. $1,000 cash.
"a a,-NEAR CAPITOL AND IL
brary. Splendid 7-room and
bath home. Electric lights.
Hardwood floors. Garage
with electric lights. Double
porches.
ss35o-A MOST ATTRACTIVE COR,
NER HOME. rooms and
bath. All modern improve.
ments. Overlooks government
mark Possession June l.
SEND FOR OUR LIST OF AND
ROOM HOUSES. Also Bun,
GALoWs. IN NORTHWEST
SECTION.
ss5Oo-AT HOME IN
Woodbridge. rooms and bath.
Hot-water heat. Electric lights.
sac COON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
near First street NV. q rooms
and bath. Hot-water heat.
.s5o-NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD.
broom and bath home. Double
garage.
81. OOO-NEAR 14th AND SHEPHERD
streets. rooms and bath.
Electric lights. Double brick
garage. Immediate possession.
q CHAS.
Main SO, Main 81.
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FOR SALE-HOUS.
C0ntinued.

SO O0o-NEAR 18th AND YOU SITS.
NV. 10 rooms and bath.
Steam heat. Deep lot to alley.
O.500-NEAR 14tn AND PARK ROAD.
rooms and bath. Electric
lights. Double brick garage.
$1050O-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. SEMI
detached s-room ard bath
home. Hot-water heat. Elec-
tric lights. A good buy.
$11,50o-7-RooM AND BATH HOME
with all modern improvements.
Located in 10th Street Heights.
NOW VACANT.
$l1,5oo-13th STREET NORTH OF
Park road. 10 rooms and
baths. Hot-water heat. Elec-
trio lights.
S13,2OO1JUST OFF CONNECTICUT
avenue. near Army and Navy
Preparatory School. rooms
aid bath. All modern improve
msn,s: Newly pap1ed and
SEND FOR OUR LIST OF AND 8
ROOM HOUSES. ALSO BUN
GALOwS. IN NORTHWEST
SECTION.
s135OO-NEAR 10Th AND PARK ROAD.
rooms and . baths. All mod
ern improvements. a beauti.
fri residence.
$13,o00--Os 14tb STREET JUST
north Of Park road. 10 rooms
und baths. All modern i'm
provements. Newly papered.
Easy terms.
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. FOR SALE HOUSES
Continued.
. Unusual Home Offerings
For Immediate Occupancy.

Z Unusual Home Offerings
For Immediate Occupancy.
Five we'll built homes. constructed Of ,1 tap
rooms bath 1, aet to vide .ley
hardwood finish throughout: terms can b AZ
ranged.
Mt. Pleasant.
On Kenyon ST.. q nine-room. two-hath home
occupied BY owner with ~. s zoo m teams.
Columbia Heights.
Girard st. between 14th and 18th sts.. occu-
nied nv owner containing ten rooms, pain
hot-water heat. electricity. with aeep son 1o' u
alley and two-car garage. PRICE, s'I'o'''
ON THE BEST STREET
WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF
DUPONT CIRCLE.
Two we'll built homes. stone front; house
"a r. wide on lot 100 It. deep to alley. These
houses contain n% r IN perfcs
dition. Call Main 6l64 for price and partlcu-
lars.
Washington Circle.
Price, SIS, 900. A corner home. containing
sixteen rooms, two baths. hot-water heat, eiec-
tricity and gas. This house Is Dig revenue
producer and can be converted Into three
family apartment at q very small expense
N St. and Conn. Ave. NV.
Sixteen rooms, three baths; hotwater heat;
electricity; In Al condition. Can be seen any
time. This house can be used for club or
rooming house. Price, $3o,oOo.
Chevy Chase.
Primrose st., opposite club colonial home.
containing eight rooms. bath. hot-water heat,
electricity: large lot on each side OF house.
Price, SIS. 900.
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
o15 Fifteenth Street. Main 6464.
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John w. Thompson & Company
orporated-
82l Fifteenth St. NV.
Main 1477.

14th STREET HIGHLANDS - 81 900; S. 900
cash; $3.50 monthly; rooms. bsth; hot-water
beat deep lot as1 high h elevation nd wonderful
000 New York ave Phone Main 1911.
ARMsLE1GH PARK
JUST NORTH OF CLEVELAND PARK.
Beautiful detached cottages and bungalows.
ready for IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, varying
latest in modern home achievement, including
MANY NOW OCCUPIED.
iso homes are estabiished. '''''' UNI"
MODERATE IN PRICE. EASY TERMS.
The best offered today for the money. The
wonderful home opportunity. An early in.
spection 10 to your interest. II you want
something good. come out today; they are
TO INSPECT: Take cnevy Chase car to
Albemarle ST.. 60 west to 8eth st., or take
Wisconsin ave. car to Window Ut.
Sample House 1 Aly AZ, Open.
Sales Agent for Owner.
44l6 Seth ST. NV.
SALES OFFICE ON PREMISES.
OPEN PEN, DAI T. La AND d EVENINGS.
stone and brick properties; three stories; ten
rooms, two baths; h.-w. h.; room for garage;
will be entirely redecorated electricity will be
repainted and repapered. To construct this
type property today would cost about SIC, 500,
exclusive Of ground. My price 10 only $12.500
each. Don't delay.
622 10th n.e.-Semi- detached brick; nix
rooms. bath; furnace heat; deep yard to alley;
s,9s. asp'e So oss ne CASH n''' INFERIOR
M. B. NORMAN,
r non Ss1 u.s. North nor rs ssss
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FROM OWNER. WHO WILL GIVE
possession in reasonable time; Mt.
Pleasant or Chevy Chase: 8 to rooms;
thoroughly modern: state full partic-
ulars as to price. location and inspec-
ton. Address Box 302-T, Star ofice.
I WANT A HOUSE IN CENTRAL NORTH
west with IL to IS rooms, from owner only:
must have hot-water heat; give address. terms.
etc. Address Box 292-T, Star ONCE.
WILL BUY SMALL. WELL LOCATED APART
ment house showing good return on moderate
rentals. EDISON W. BRIGGS. Phone Main
1914. Munsey bldg.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

John w. Thompson & Company,
-Incorporated
City and Suburban Properties
In All Sections.
Connecticut Avenue,
Just Across the Bridge.
Near wardman Park Inn; attractive
modern home having IL large rooms.
garage. PRICE on APPLICATION.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Located on Ashmead place: 10 rooms.
baths. hot-water heat. electric light.
sleeping porches. garage: immediate
possession; very easy terms. PRICE
Lanier Street Near Seventeenth.
IS. Situate. s,sa,s on large large lot; rooms.
weather stripped. screens and awnings:
garage for cars Can BE PuRcHAs-
Near Twelfth and l SITS. NV.
Very desirable Broom and bath
home and excellent construction.
Kilbourne Pl. Near Seventeenth
Special opportunity to secure a very
reasonably priced modern home; 10
rooms. / bath. open hreplaces. tnstan-
taneous heater; immediate possession.
reEy iow w monthly payments. SEE Us
On Girard Street Near Eleventh.
Tapestry brick. 7-room and bath mod
ern nome; electric light. hot-water
heat; recently papered and painted;
Garfield Street Near Connecticut
Avenue.
10 large rooms, 2 baths electric
light. hot-water heat. porches; very
Hillyer Pl. Near Conn. Ave.
Special opportunity to secure COM
Portable home in very best part Of
the city at a pre-war price; 8 rooms
bath. Immediate possession.
G Street Near Nineteenth Street.
Situated in this oil section Of Wash
fngton, near the government depart-
ments and within walking distance Of
shopping district and theaters:
rooms l bath. VERY REASONABLY
N Street Near Twenty-frst.
Lot having frontage. Of 1e feet BY
depth Of 100 feet. Attractive Groom
and bath modern home.
John w. Thompson & Company,
-Incorporate
82l Fifteenth St. NV.
Main 1477.