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New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Wholesalers Approve Flat Tax

Approval Of the portion Of The Bach
rach bill now before Congress, provid-
ing for / per cent fiat tax on gross
business TO replace the excess profits
tax and other revenue measures, was
given yesterday by the National Whole
sale Mems Furnishings Association.
A resolution approving the tax, intro
duced by Lewis b. Tim. Of the Manhat-
tan Shirt Company, was adopted by
the board Of directors Of the associa-
ton. The wholesalers Of mems shirts,
collars etc, feel that the l per cent
tax will not only eliminate the neccs-
sity Of the excess profits tax, but also
vii make it possible to reduce the
Federal income taxes. According to
W. g. Stevens, secretary Of the asso-
chiffon, the members Of the organiza-
ton last year did a gross business Of
$4OO 900 900
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
THE BUSINESS OF THE
FUTURE is TO BE DONE
LARGELY BY MAIL

so tho increasing and necessary dependence of
business upon Iet,cr-W Writing. coupled with tho
increasing respect for letter writing ability. makes
the career OF the Letter Supervisor. Correspond-
cnrc Critic House Correspondent q decidedly
promising
business 1ettcr Writing is specialized modern
profession, OF the beaten track and out OF thas
press OF competitive ovcrcrowding
There many moro positions open for expert
.ct,cr writer's at
$1,000 TO $4,000 YEARLY
than tcro ar. trained men and women to all
them
Ambitious men and women he coached under
expert gndanc. in some Of their leisure time "a, at
home b. the famous Case Method. to master this
important agreeable and highly paid work.
The service VI Our Placement Bureau Is free
10 memb"re
II you wish to qualify fer bigger Job and moro
money
number.
L. A. MANCHESTER. REGl lsTRAR.
ll@ West 42d st. New York.
Telephone Bryant-S922
Opcn evenings.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Business Troubles
pctftions in Ranl<r,intcv

Petitions in Bankruptcy
uasd sasts Court field es{sas n shs
were a follows
sCHNEEW EISs COMPANY. INC.-Ir-
voluntary petition against Schneeweiss
Scompany. ms $40 East. Thirty fourth
abou, $4,000. Principal creditor is Morris
Fe,man $3.50. Petitioners attorney is
Lawrence l. Gerber. 956 Broadway.
ANNA A. BYRNE voluntary petition
Liabilities, s2,ss2; no assets. Principal
creditors are Harriet S. Swezey. $4,000;
Ida Van West $500. and Aprian & Rab-
inow!tz, lrrc s2+4. Petitioners attorney Is
JIMMIE vcAs-voiun,ary petition
b. Jimmie Lucas 1864 Broadway. Liza abii
ties, $4,000: assets. Principal creditors
sre' Harold Deane. $40 1000, John r.
pe.iuonsrs attorney IS Henry J. Hiock
el7 Broadway
lsGDoR REFS Voluntary petition b.
lsldor Res. - Lexington Avenue. Liza
creditors are Margaret I. iIoyt, $4,000 :
hi.man Realty Company. $4,000. and
Harold Nelson. sl2. 900. Petitioners at
torney .s Samuel l. Goldberg. 81 Liberty
6tgeet.
Assignments
HARRY NOVICk, groceries, $40 East
tsls, tsls, Street. yesterday assigned for the
benefit OF creditors to BenJamin Frum-
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Schedules In bankruptcy filed In the
United States District Court yesterday
slGMOND Schedules OF
s.grnond Levinsohn. Of l25 stanton Street
me principal creditors arc East River
National Bank. 81. 00o. Susman Hartstein
<l,'oo. AIT Woolen Mills $500 The pc
pAonsr's attorney is John Bogart. 81 Park
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Buyers Coming

BALTIMoRE-Meyer Cloak and Dress
Co: joseph Meyer. dresses McAipin. is
expected February and 4.
ClNC1NNATI-John Shillito Co; s. Blu
menkrohn, cloaks. suits 4s2 Fourth Av-
enue; is expected February 2.
ST PACl-G. Sommcrs & Co: c. W.
Becker knit goods. hosiery. underwear
se5 Broadway s expected February 2
CH1CAGO-J V. Farwell Co; T. j. Quinn,
remnants, ~ Leonard Street; is ex-
pected January 81.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-Scheuer. Wise &
Co. \. Scheuer. piece goods; 43 Leonard
Street; is expected February 2.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

>, bias Co) Yale Press '"e' 10 co..o
Thompson. Gcr'ruas.. or Marsarc, va 20
ete.MW tcN.Hney .,,nnoNs or Mrs Ben Teale.
"Tight. I., Wniiam + - Second O''' : D
:, United Cities Realty Corp. 11s3o
asoeSN; Kate A, cx'x.-Statc
uarh.ci,' HiH'oTado .,...,........ e52as IS
Samn necH. a. nate A--Same. s2bss. "a
Harh.oL t,r,,,,'.. ........... 1862 rs
Hrown lIian A.--Same. 1850
Ciark raaeu rz.'aleu S-Same. 1242. so
~ g .a".'s b'-Same. costs. 233.03
c,sx =: Trust Co. of New York
Fransia FFarsssk' y Aired T,sas s. ST. nrows.
Trust Co. OF New York--samc. 1.43o.3o
In Bronx County
Aaronson. Joseph. W. Hunt
cefiy cIeiy cvstovsi :, $500. %
X ri,ro uas'I Ive-l. B D'ensr. 1.296.67
N1rnnrp; 1psnra ~, hernard 1'--Trave'ers
puslieco. Nicholas-Mi.' W. May az . .
?, & Co.. Inc. ............. 1os. .2s
Rshh1sr MaxuM; Knapp. .... 4A.72
savino. vino Domenlco and Angela sa ''''s'
Vino. Michele Campis and Mich
olas Selvaggi-D. Nalkctti... 10000
nnoeli' n' francis-A. q. liberi. 1920
Basso Alexander Standard
Plumbing supply Co........ 14244
Satisfied Judgments
TIL" first name is that OF the debtor
tne second that OF the creditor, and date
when Judgment was fled
In New 1orl; County
Carpenter. John H-International
;tSrlcultural Corpn; March 10,
?, 1919 treyersed) ......... ss5. 1880
PARKS. % Frank 1n<S j. ana william. S"''l
iiaviland Lumber Co; Jan O.
scallion, Marsaret-sttate indus ''''''
=, trial Comm ssion; Jan %. 1873 1868
and Walter l. Dladen-Gramercy
Chocolate Co. Jan 2S 1919 3l21O
Miller. Lee, and Charles Boscow-
II f Goldsmith; juno II. 1919 l,616.60
Lievendag. Dcra-Nason Mig
uouct. " Wm c"r 'Y'' clodic; May '4''|'
Gold 9i sanuei; sam Morris Meriinsixy ''4'S'
sonn Sophis E. McrinsHy Ky .,,r.a. and Frank
Buck, Robert j. and Hattie o '''' =
Wise-L A Dessar; Dec 81.
Br!mberg, lsraeI-J Klein ct al
,j;an Jan a. An,n, 1919 5t; =, Nav vo.t 1's54o+
state Of Of coloraaoK 1sl9 iiarbeci ''S'00
Mar l3. 1919 Geversed) ..... 1860
Same--W II Harbeck Mar 49,
sa.He-A 5 Brown; FU? Mar is. 1918 ''''0'
sams~F SnsTSISsq' Clark: Mar ia. isis ''' 90
treYerSeH) .............. 1lb. 90
Same-U S Trust Co, Mar 49, 1919
Gcversed) ................... 1866
Board of Foreign Missions OF
the NJ Y Church. f Kerno-
chan; Jan II. 1920 .......... 1so.64
Kimme. Louis; Samuel & Morris
---ti r Simpson: July so 1916. 1904
kinnel Louis. Samuel and Morris
N.iman; Jan 10. 1917..... 1897
SaIn"-S kass; Jan ~. 1917 7..... 298. so
kernochan. j F-Board of For
eign Missions of the NJ
Church Jan II. 1920 ..... 1904
Same-Same June Z. 1917. 12.o13.94
In Bronx County
Excelsior Bottling Works. JEFF
ferson Ins Co, Liberty Marine
Ins Co, North Atlantic Ins Co
Ward Baking Co: Jan 2. 1920 6l.14
KimIne, Louis. Samuel and Nor
ris-S Neman: Jan II. 1917... 1897
saInc--S kass: Jan II. 1917 ...... 298.b2
Union Ry Co and Tide Water OIL
CA Hahn; Jan 10, 1920. 5.240.55
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
"Flu" Cuts Apparel Production

MANUFACTURES Of mems and womcn's
clothing in this city report Their work
ing stats have been reduced from 10
70 10 per cent as result OF tho in
huenza epidemic. This is curtaling
production, ray the manufacturers,
which viii result in late deliveries OF
spring apparel Several buyers from
ut-of-town rctail stores have been
taken i'll here on their buying trips.
SO far the epidemic here has not
changed the plan. Of buyers intending
TO visit the market
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
statesmen
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Company.

w AAAAAOA'ACAV
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Company.
The growth of the company
demands a corresponding ezl-
pansion of our sales force. The
services of several we'll edu-
Gated, dependable, successful
statesmen, who have had at least
five years experience selling
goods at wholesale Cannot con-
slider men whose experience
has been in the cloak and suit,
dress goods and allied lines),
are needed for territory COW
cred by our New York City and
New York State branches.
Only statesmen of recognized
ability whose selling records
will stand the closest investiga-
tion and who are desirous of
growing with our organization
will be considered. Opportu-
nifty is limited only to the indi-
viduals industry, ambitions
and producing ability. Pre-
vious rubber experience not es-
sential. Training in the COM
ranv's merchandising methods
provided Salary and travelling
expenses paid.
Telephone Mr.. Bedford, Co.
lumbus 9210, today, 6:30 2. NJ.
to 9:30 p. M. only.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
GIRLS AS TYPISTS

GIRLS AS TYPISTS.
Girls, age II and over, wanted
as typists. Permanent posi-
tions. Large financial institu-
ton. Hours 8 to 4:30. Satur-
day half holiday. Luncheon
served free. Opportunity to
study stenography and opera
tion Of dictaphone without ex-
pense. Salary SIP. Call after
8 A. M, room 5000 Metropoli.
tan Life Building, Fourth Ave
nue. E. 23rd Street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
statesmen

Exceptional opportunities for
high grade men to make perma-
nent and profitable connection,
where large and steady income
can be built up in short time.
Work Is In developing territory
and securing enrolments for tho
Factory Management Course and
Service" Applicants must be OF
bNity and address to permit them
TO deal With pig executives on an
equal plane. and must be able to
submit unqualified references as
to character. Opportunity to make
5000 and up first year and In
crease income steadily. Commits
sion basis, with drawing account.
until established. Call for intcr-
View between and 4.
INDUSTRIAL, EXTENSION IN
STiTUTE, Inc,
Is West 34th Street. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
HELP WANTED FEMALE

SALESWOMEN
FREDERICK LOESER & CO.,
Brooklyn, require a number of
competent saleswomen for per-
manent positions in the follow
ing departments:
BOYS CLOTHING
BUTTONS
CAMERAS
EMBROIDERIES
GLOVES
HOUSEFURNISHINGS
INFANTS WEAR
NECKWEAR
PATTERNS
SHOES
SHOE FINDINGS
SILVERWARE
STATIONERY
UNDERWEAR
VICTOR RECORDS
YARD GOODS
ALSO A NUMBER OF
BRIGHT YOUNG WOMEN
for office work in various de-
partments. Apply during am.
to Superintendent, fourth floor.
MILLINERS AND
IMPROVERS .
FREDERICK LOESER E. CO..
Brooklyn, require number of
first-class Milliners and I'M
provers. Apply at Trimmed
Millinery Workroom. sixth
floor.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
AUCTION SALES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FISH MARKET doing big business: owner
must sell at once 10 devote time to larger
business interest. J. Meyer. Box 81. Ossining
n. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
STORAGE NOTICES

l!n Mrs Salvara A. Feldman. Mr. an,
Mrs. Graboff. A. Migler Mr.. Bacharac. You
and each OF you are hereby notified that th,
time for payment Of our lien upon the rron-
erty hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice had been given you we viii
cause such property, TO wit: Household
Goods. Personal Effects. Trunks Merchan-
disc. Carpets. etc. stored In our warehouse
BY you COR IN your name. or In which YOU
may have an interest> to be sold al public
auction according TO the statute in such case
made and provided at Monarch Auction
Rooms. l5l East l25th Street New York
CITY, on Tuesday, February 10th 1920. 10 40
A. NJ. and II the sale thereof is not com
pieied on said date the same will be con-
uhued at the same place each aud every
tuesday thereafter. beginning AT 20 80 A n
completed. ~ NAV -
lAENOX STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. mo
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

ASSISTANT bookkeeper,
knowledge of typewriting,
neat, accurate, willing worker.
Harriet Hubbard Aver, 1928 E.
34th St.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

CHAMBERMAID.--Nea appearance; assist
waitress. four In family Box 8. Ardsley-
onHudsOn. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

GIRLS AS CLERKS.
Girls, age II and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday half
holiday. Luncheon served free.
Opportunity to study typewrit-
ing, stenography and dicta-
phone without expense. Salary
to start $12. Call after q A.
NJ, room 5000 Metropolitan
Life Building, 4th Avenue d
23rd Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

PAINTER wants work. city, country; eN
cellent work guaranteed. Hermann. lSt
East S2d 81,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
A d VERT sing Colum
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

COUPLE diminish English). cook and
chauffeur. cook and butler; references.
L sh,is Agency, - Z. lssth St. Harlem
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

FOR SALE
PERSONAL

BILLIE CALKINS.-Mother wants 20 hear
from YOU Is lonely. Everything In all
right Please c"me homo write. Cors-
land 3. Davenport
RESPONSIBLE MAN with best references
going TO Italy will execute legitimate
business al fair compensation. Address
l.. b No. First st. Clifton, \. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
BUSINESS CARDS
Accountant
Carpets

ADMINISTER. sLOANs w1IToNs.
WHIT TAI-LS.-Carpets, all coiors. ali
prices. all sizes. 81 yard up: for parior.
bedroom halls. stairs. showroons. Offices
Csghtly used at one-third cost of cheap
grades) Rugs. sizes 6x9 to 1SxsO (also
smaller and larger). from IS to $55 up,
scanned or seamless with or without bor-
DER; Orientals, killm's hand -tufted Rugs:
making over. cleaning. laying, dyeng
reasonable. beautiful. STILLINGS INC.
62o-62S Madison ave. (59th). Plaza SS36
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Spiritualist- Medium.
FOR YEARS wASIIINGTON'S FANoRITp
ADVISER.
PROF.. MARCUS Ia MAR

Moot routsrkshlc rcudor OF human dcs-
tiny Of the present agr. FAR In advance Of
~" ordinary readers YOU meet, w class
distinctly alone, giving fun names facts.
figures aud locations without asking you
ono single question. Just think Of a ma n
that can close his eyes aud sec your whole
lifo Mashed before him like panorama.
Marcus Ia Mar can tell you hat you have
douc, what YOU arc now doing, snd tells
YOU exactly what vow Prr going to do. TITS
40 't'r ou love affairs W. considered won.
~ rfui. ~ never fails 10 rcuntts the sepa
rated. hriuEr about your every wish snd
gt,s. u,,,r falling help Hnd sd,icr on
husiursv. tav .itts. changes. or MOST any
tNatr " intar..t IT, -ucvrrds ~ the most
.ufr,utt ,asv. where ordinary readers have
fsU.d JalI TODAY. no will surnr,se you
Ii"urn ~ 10 9 daily, glossd sundays
i22O G. ST. N. w.
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NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
"Home Merchants"%
800 New York Ave. N. w..

as,yi ~ $3.50. isb5
In south Brookiand, 5-room bungalow.
practically new; hot water heat; electricity,
R.s: well-built; modern in every way; will
washing to leave tho city'st once.
= 1880. r7D !.
, Now 6-room bungalow In Brookland; hot
price, ~. So,
property in perfect condition: $4,000 cash.
r,'i $4,000.
In woodbridge; Sot.wster heat; electric
ity; gas; large lot: everything in perfect
$3.50.
On Maryland ave. vacant; s-room house
In perfect condition.; electricity, no better
location In the northeast; $500 cash:
home; room for garage; wide alley
- ILL.,. $500. 49,.
South of U ut. N. W.-Almost a down
town location; rooms, furnace heat; new
~ papered all through; semi-detached;
fatr-sIzed lot to 3o-ft. alley; room fer
most Of the Interest in the whole property:
$1,000 cash; immediate possession
$500.
A HOME THAT IS A HOME.
fine rooms, hot-water, gas, hardwood
oak floors, hardwood finish; beautiful tile
bath; pantry. servants toilet wash tubs
in the cellar; plastered ceiling in cellar;
colonial porches; double new brick garage,
with cement roof; located near the House
Office building and the Capitol and the Pa.
ave. street cars. and on one of the widest
and shadiest streets in the city. Will have
70 be seen to be appreciated.
49,. Hyattsville.
"A beautiful bungalow. Has just been
completed. Five rooms, electric lights,
oipeiess furnace, attic large enough for two
-ooms; lot 50x24S feet. Price. $500.
Terms, $1,000 cash.
.,.-. $500.
In the southeast, south of Pa. ave;
room house, iatrobe, heat; almost immedi-
ate possession; $500 cash. ..
...... $4,000.
On NJ st. N. Wa good. large home;
bot-water heat; almost "A downtown loca-
ton: keeping roomers will pay for this
home. All cash above the trust.
Many new homes and New Bunga-
lows for sale.
J. d. CARAVAN,
District Nat Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
MADAM VICTORIA

EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND CLAIRvoY-
ANT This lady is naturally gifted with
the power TO help and advise you on all
affairs of life, business, speculation. family
and divorce cases; will tell you the name
and when you will marry; how to win, and
hold the one Of your choice; tells IL any,
body has put bad luck or evil influence on
YOU, and tells how to remove IL. The
madame viii tell you what steps to take to
bring you luck aud success. The Madame
can make happiness between sweethearts
man and wife, aud can reunitc the sep
a-Htcd. II YOU are dissatisfied or discon-
tcutCd consult Madame Victoria. Satisfac-
tiun guaranteed or no charge. Special
readings 81 Daily and Sunday. over
Mcrtz's store zoe T. st ~ W.
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MADAM I,ENORE

GIFTED CLAlRNOYANT AND MEDIUM
gives good and true advice on love. mar
riage. divorce; tells the full naric ~ who
and when you will marry day and month /:
breaks bad luck aud evil influence; you will
fo"l happier after seeing this gifted clair
Noyant Her Information is reliable.
al 18th ST. n. w
NEAR PALA1S ROYAL STORE.
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted cisirsoysgt aud Palnilst. can read
sre the record OF your life. Reing . grad
usts OF two colleges OF pslmistry, aud his
wonderful gift Of second sight enables him
tmpoTtset matters OF your future ilfe
,NNes advice On burtness msttsfs. Iowa
heAlth aud family ansiTs; teils name Of
your future husband or wife: tells II one
you love 10 true or false; whyt part Of the
country Is lnokiest to yOgl what 10 do 20
be successful In life. removes troubles Of
All nature; brings the separated together;
tells the secret Of having personal influence
with your sEoeistes. Prof Belmont is a
Psychologist " World Renown. Headings,
u. 1915 New York ave. N. W.. next door
TO Masonic Temple.
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NINE. JEANETT.

EGYPTIAN PIANIST. cLAIRvoyAEr.
present and future She asks no questions.
but before you utter . word shs tells what
you call for. names Of friends snsmies.
health, courtshIp. marriage. divorce. tells
you what part OF the world will be sue.
hold good position: she tells II the ons
you love 10 true or false. Are you Ia
troubley Do you ind the one yeu have
sctinE cool and indifferent toward. your
chs VIII remove all obstacles and tell you
e now 70 win and bold the one you desire.
frisnds and relatives Readings. eise:
"' TIN Z; ea y " soRpcS,ts go s:k' 8 Cal
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CLAIRVOYANTS
by the District of Coiup,bto
MADAME SELIA,

EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND MEDIUM
This gifted lady reads your past present
end future life. giving true advice you can
depend on in business and family affairs
love, health and marriage, speculation. in
Hestments and divorce cases, tells the name
Of your future husband or wife and how to
win the one you love, makes up lovers
quarrels and family troubles, reunites the
separated and makes happiness between
man and wife; tells what business and
what part of the world most luckiest to
you and how to gain success in anything
you take in hand. IL you are having bad
luck or trouble consult Madame Selia, she
can help; her advice removes all troubles
Satisfaction guaranteed. Hours to $3.50.
Phone Franklin 237S-J Readings, 81.
Daily and Sunday. Between III and SITS.
S3l It'll STREET n. w.
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MRS. MAMIE STEYES

Has removed from sis X ave, 8. E. to
zIs end st. s. y. sesnee TUESDAY Pcd
Telephone service temporarily suspended
pending transfer Of, same.
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PROF. STEVENS.

MASTER MIND or PsYcHIcs. CLAIR
vOYANT AND PIANIST.
sAdvtces on all affairs OF life. including
business and speculaticn- IL affairs Of the
heart or emotions OF love interest you he
lovers Qu4rrels, epsbies You. to- win the
esteem and anection Of anyone you desire
II the one you love - true, also date of
marriage. Restores lost affection, peace
and confidence 10 lovers and discorda Mt
families Gives you the full secret how TO
control, fascinats and charm the one you
love; also those you meet How to make
. person at Q distance think OF YOU.
no charges in advances for his readings.
Unless you md him superior 10 any me-
dunn you have ever visited, you receive
ing you question he tells your name In
full and the names Of those In whom you
are interested.
925 F ST. N. W..
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MADAM ALLEN

CLAIRVOYANT AND PIANIST.
Guarantees to read your entire life-past,
present and future gives true advice on
business, love, health aud family affairs.
Special readings 81.
s12 Il ST N, w. DAILY AND SUNDAY
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By S. BELOFF.

By S. BELOFF.
A List of Property at Very. Low
.." Prices. .
NO. |
VACANT-e rooms and bath: INV. heat;
18th ST. near Spring I'd. Price, $500.
Newton st. near l6th-lO rooms, 2 baths
strictly modern. Price. $1,000.
VACANT--M. st. near New Jersey ave-;
Two more on NJ 81: near 5th-io rooms
NO. 5. ....
6th ST. near N~-13 rooms first.class con
Price, $3.50.
NO. 6
9Th st. near M-6 rooms and bath; big
yard to alley. Price, $3.50.
+ NOT
9th st. in 400 block--lo rooms and bath;
big yard to So-foot alley. Price. 5000.
n. Y Ave. right of n. Capitol-6 rooms
and bath; furnace htat; lot faces two
streets; room FOR aHothcr house CARA &c.
Price, $3.50 Cheapest home In city.
NO. 9
let st. In 1900 block-Corncr house; s rooms,
bath, h..w. heat and garage. Price, $3.50
S. BELOPF
REAL ESTATE NM INSURANCE
WASHINGTON ~. =.
Phone Main slSi. Room aO!.
$500 NEAE LINCOLN Park.
Scmi.dctachcd, COLONIAL porch press
brict, 6 rooms hath. in good, neighbour
hood. lNNEsTluArE Terms.
H,i5o; l'oBAET ST. y. ".
rrCss brick, rooms, path. furnace, &C.
mcut collar. colonial porch, a'lcS. Terms
DAVID T.. uAREY,
Main 1901, lao' II -.
2 desirable II room houses near
the Capitol. Convenient to all cars.
White ncighborhood. Bargains.
No agent. Lincoln rs.
REAUTtFlt, 6.ROON h%B RNTU
~ NEAtOW; up"u fireplace In
living room. electricity bath. tui.
let lsvstor, q. Ioiy. ln~ shade;
ideal location. aud Immediately on
rlcC uurs: tI0n cash and so TOR
mouth; or $500 cash aud - rcr
month invludinr intcrcpi IN Y
~ INrtNEE and =. e. ROGERS
owners. Phone llyatis'illc No.
gnd hE-W
BUY YOU HrNpN.iIT hpISG SOW
G'N 4 TErT.
Erprf emitting
LEWIS. TtftiT HOWE"
Y Ruum Eta D1viiTon lluildiug.
JcrHvr i5th and h sts.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
"Home Merchants"

8 NATIONAL REALTY CO.. +.
" "Home Merchants"
- CONFINEMENT TERMS We oFFEii
THE FOLLOWING;
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, near lith ht-' a
Ipodern. 3-story home, containing 10 rooms,
2 baths; hot-water heat electric lights lot
1t2.5 IL. deep TO 16-foot paved alley. im-
mediate possession Price $4,000
CLEVELAND PARK--owner leaving
Sstns; elset2ieits' hot water heat; maids
room In basement; slate roof; stone foun-
datiOn; large lot Price. $4,000, :
18th st. ssurs ADDITION; large S.a 1,Fo9 IN,
2A1so; garage. Price. Sll.5oo.
,s.ooO-Mt Rainier; new 5-rOom strictly.
modern home: lot 5oxl6o just finished.
ss,boo-Tskoma Park. Large s-room
mousse Datn, nOt-WdteT neat Strictly
ern; lot G0xl30.
. o.
2s.15o-Petworth; 4 new modern homes:
rooms. bath; hot-water heat. gas and
eiectricity; sleeping porch; cold storage
pantry; $500 cash.
81. ooo--Blair road. near Kennedy street.
Large. 6-room. new; hot-water heat, cleo
trinity: garage; lot 1oox14o.g .I,3f
& NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
III "Home Merchants"
N 800 New York Ave. N. W..
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
CLAiRyOYANTS
Proc ARTIIAN

Nj % S,hutusiiSf MeJiunt glNvs private
csdlnss DAILY 0n all shsirs. hs tells you
s.NyrS mag siNfs fvii names. dates. facts:
eat sbfiseri sr- hlii. y0p VIII make no
ssss,opihs clats meets Saturday evening II
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
FOR sALE-HoUsES
ALCOVA BARGAINS.

ALCOVA BARGAINS. ,
On Fairmont st. N. w.
C1ose 10 18th at 10 rooms. two tito
baths. eife, llshtS, Nspor heat. hd~.
1oors; bolse or whita stone cousi ruiz ION
i'hia Is splendid business proposition.
Terms.
On Irving st. N. w.
Near IAN st: lo-rm. brick house, 4
bath. gas and hot air heat garages house
IL newly decorated and In frat class condi-
uop. $4,000. Terms
~ On Spring Road.
cenyenient 10 itth st ear lines, lot
a.Siee; brick o largo rooms cleo. light.
hot,water heat, hdw. floors. thoroughly
1p.to-date snd'a good buy at less than
10000. Terms
ALCOVA IMPROVEMENT CO.,
4 Southern Building.
Phone Main lt75.