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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

sary to take up the public's time
with long windcd. scientific talks. eN-
planning the exact action OF Plant
Juice. the new herbal stomach rem
edy. on the human system. Resi-
dents of each city read OF the expert
cncc of some one else living in their
midst who has actually derived
benefit from Plant Juice.
AXE. for instance. the statement
recently made by Mr.. James r..
Raines, Of No. SIT y. Twenty eight Il
Street. car builder for the Southern
i. r.. well-known Richmond man.
who has q wide acquaintance here.
He says:
For the past year or so it seemed
TO me that l could not get out of bed
in the morning | was so weak. I
was told that I had general debility,
caused from stomach trouble, and l
had been under treatment and taken
number OF different medicines. but
did not get any better. | had no ap-
petite; In fact. could hardly keep the
lightcst kind Of food in my stomach.
as would be in such pain from gas:
was badly bloated with gas; had
headaches. was dizzy, weak and go
nervous l could not sleep at night
one OF the men employed where
am told me OF the wonderful cure he
had by taking Plant Juice and beg
gcd me to try it. | did so, and have
taken bottles now and am n cured
man. When ] get up in the morning
now ] feel as spry as colt; have
fine appetite. sleep fine at night and
my work seems like play to me.
Plant Juice worked such wonders for
mo that made my wife take il also,
AS she had been badly run down.
She has gained Is mounds has ano
appetite. and her complexion has
cleared up beautifully. We cannot
say enough In praise Of Plant Juice
the worlds greatest, medicine"
The Plant Juice Man is at the Ira
gle Drug Co.'S store. in Richmond.
where he is daily meeting the local
public and introducing and explain
ing the merits Of this remedy.
For sale in Petersburg by Morri-
son. the Drug Man. and In Chase City
by the Chase City Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
ADJUSTMENTS
Jolly Variety nj Lyric.

ON tho new bin at the Lyric today,
with other unusual features. is Blue
Bert kcnney. the comedian, who is
accompanied by his silent partner,
billed as Nobody" Kenney is a
quaint funmaker with original ideas
and an individual way of rendering
himself. His musical description OF
n negro suffering with an aggra-
waited case OF the blues" is said to
be indnscribably funny.
On the same hill will be the dash
Ing little paris;enne. Yvettc. and
her associate entertainers. Yvette is
a versatile com edienne and chantcuse
with an extensive repertoire of songs.
Cliff Green. monoloGist and chnrac-
ter, comedian. is going it alone on tho
bill. He has "a fresh crop Of funny
stories and popular songs.
The Three Ieannettes, another inn
nortat!on. promise real novelty.
They are specially performers and
aii-round funmakers. Rounding out
the diversified show there will be tho
Jolly singing ana dancing turn OF
the Ander Sisters. n trio Of clever
and pretty singing condolences. Ac-
companyicg the vaudeville offerings
VIII come new and diverting motion
pictures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
ny CATIII:RINE CI,OTu

PARIS, May l6.-The reason for
the cons icuous absence of the usual
brilliant nsscmblagc Of French arts
tocrats at the Longchamos races was
discovered today, when Il became
known that dozens OF blue bloodcd
F'renchmen and women are engaged
driving motor busses and street cars.
punching tickets or serving as brake
men In city wide volunteer effort
to break the transportation strike
Georges Laubcuf. the celebrated
engineer. creator of the first sub.nu-
rine. is driving street car.
Count de Lcsscps IL Il ticket
punchcr on a bus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
HEART Day APPEAL TO
Be MADE ON FRIDAY
Ninety Stations Arranged for
Annual Fund-Ralsing Event of
Kindergarten Associations.

Hear. Day" will be celebrated
rf!inay throughout Richmond by the
iachmond Kindergarten Association.
one OF the oldest and most worthy
organizations OF the city. Heart
Day Is the occasion when this char
ny comes before the public In it's
annual appeal for financial aid in
carving forward it's program of
ch!.d welfare work for another year.
fcatnring the program for 1920 is
establishment OF IA wcll-cquipped day
nursery in Fulton. where many little
! Sniidren can be cared for during the
DAY while their mothers are at work.
rms organization was founded
ABOUT twelve years ago. Up TO June,
1919, the free kindergarten. which
was its chief activity, was located in
,he old deserted Nicholson School.
out last year the little frame chapel
on Nicholson Street was purchased
by the Richmond Kindergarten Asso-
cation and since has housed the free
KIindersarten for the children OF
Officers of Association.
Present officers OF the Richmond
kindergarten Association are Mrs
stuart Michaux, president; Mrs Bcr-
naFd Meredith. vice president; Miss
susie Starkc, treasurer: Miss Susie
Mccarthy. corresponding secretary:
Mrs r. w. Williams. recording sec
Airs Alvin Il. Hu.zler is chairman
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LOWGCHAAAPS SUFFERS BECAUSE
MILADY is 4 'BUS" DRIVER
Aristocracy of Paris and Warriors Bold Are Driving
Street Cars and Punching Tickets in an Effort to
Break the Transportation Strike.

Countess Gle Reaun. Lieutenant
Colonel dc witt Guizot. Count Mar
tin de Nord ana Baroness de Pichon.
all members OF the elite OF French
ar!stocracy. are serving as conductors
on motor busscs and street cars.
Nile. Bompard. daughter OF the
!"rMer amnasEador to Russia. is driv-
ing bus.
Hundreds OF leaders of the aristo-
cratic set are eager to act as post
men II the threatened postal strike
and Mile. B!gourdan. daughter OF the
famous astronomer. have applied for
routes" as voluntary letter carriers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
RICHMOND SOCIETIES WILL
HEAR ST. MARY'S BOYS BAND
WIN Bc Augmented by Boys Choir
OF Catholic School nnd Marcus

Richmond societies and associa-
lions have secured reservations for
their members at the concert 10 be
Given by St Mary's Industrial Boys'
Band, OF Baltimore. at the city Audi
forum on the afternoon and even
ling o: May "a These boys led the
|pa radc for the inauguration of Pres
ident Wilson upon both occasions
The boys choir OF 900 voices from
|;he Catholic School and Marcus KEEL
herman will be heard in conjunction
with the band. The following will
be guests at the matinee: Richmond
Male Orphan Asylum. st. Joscph's
|OrphanaSe, Female Humane Society.
|St. Faurs Orphanagc. Methodist Or
IL hanagc, Masonic Orphanagc. the
|Colorcd Orphanagc. and Confederate
Veterans. besides other schools and
[Sncie icS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
KINGS DAUGHTERS TO MEET
Nirglnin Organization VIII Convene
In Monumental Church Tomorrow
NoFnfDn nf IN nf.locIx

Virginia Daughters Of the King
VIII hold the annual meeting Of the
organization tomorrow morning at
Monumcntal Church. The first ses-
Rev. w. d. Smith. rector of ST.
Mark's Church. will be the principal
speaker at the morning session. More
than 100 delegates are expected to
attend.
Miss Florence Peple and Miss
Louisa J. Davis, of Leesburg. will he
on the program at the afternoon ses-
sion. Election of officers will feature
the meeting. Mrs. w. a Powers and
Mrs. e. X. Kuyk are secretary and
treasurer Respectively.
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Movie Calendar

HIJ0U-Euxcne O'Brien, In "a
Fool ind His Money"
BLCEBIpD-Nviiiin Furnum
In 'sFhe Advcnturcr."
BkOhDwhY-.srh Land OF the
iIuin-IIuln."
CoLONIAI-EtheI Clayton In "a
Indy In Love-"
iSiS-Gluria Swanson I'm "why
Change Your wiIcf"
ODEON-Jnck PicItford In "rhe
Little Shepherd OF Kingdom
Come"
REN-"rhe Noon Riders"
NICTOIt--"I!liI" Hart In "Shnrk
Honroc," and .Iuanlta Hansen I'm
''rhr Lost city"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
REQUESTS BRITISH CENSOR
TO WITNESS PLAY IN u. S.
Theatrical Promoter Says Docs Not
Wish Play banned After Manu-
script Approved In London.
by Universal Service

LONDON. May l6.-Morris Gcst. be-
fore departing for New York. wrote a
letter 10 the Lord Chamberlain. ask
ing tina, tho British chief censor be
sent to America 10 witness and pass
judgment on "Ap2rodi;e" in Chicago
neX, September. before the play is
moved 10 London.
The American producer points out
In his letter that II viii COS; 5000. 900
10 produce the play in London and
that the promoters do not wish to
risk it's beng banned III the censor.
having previously approved tho man
uscr!pt. should afterwards be shock
ed when seeing the actual play"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
WILL PROTECT INTERESTS
OF VIRGINIA SHIPPERS
state Corporation Com mission VIII
lie Represented mt Meeting of In
tcrntnfc Commerce Committee.

The counsel OF the State Cor
poration Commission Will ! o X
ont for the interests %! Nirgin
shippers ~ the conference of the In
teistatc Commerce Committee !nves-
tigatInS Claims OF the American
Railroad Express Company for in
creased rates in New York today.
\ meeting viii he held in Chicago
on May %; Spokane. Wash, June ! ::
and IN Atlanta the latter part OF
June, according TO announcement
made by T. ;. Goodman, traffic man
agrr Of the Richmond Chamber OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

]. q. w. Boykins-An animal OF
ii;i!c value because or poor feeding
or mallncss, Is known as Il scalawaG
IN Inited States history Il white
Southcrncr who acted as "A Republican
IN The time OF Reconstruction after
Inc Civil War was known as II scala
wax; The word WAS used In this con-
rec;ion in contempt by the Southern
Democrats
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WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

oNANCOCK. May is-.Herbert II Parks
and Miss Lee Clark Hickman. both Of Ac-
|comac. were married at Zion parsonaG sc
|SRtu-Gsy.
nNN%cocK. May ls--Moopy * Miles.
H.. SsNiA. and Mis- Nolan r RuasrV OF
Sanford, were married a; Sew Church
|ThurSdly-
uEATusvILLE. May is--Ml., Mabel
Stanford and Frank Middleton w-rr
married In I.eonardto~n Saturday at the
Me ,hctist Episcopal church
BRISTOL. Iay I6-M.ss Anna Rhea and
l.udis Thompson were married recently at
ICreeu.il!.. near here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

co TO her homo on Park Avenue,
hi'eF ke an eT,ended stay with friends
much entertained during her stay
anu also ATTENDED the spring races.
nencht Concert Tonight.
tits evs aafinsS' wi IN us ,SS event Of
pe given at $3.50 o'clock in tn. parish
I"Ise OF Holy Trinity Church by the
,hh"us'rial Chapter for the benefit Of
"A brilliant program will no rem
otG , Those taking part Will IN
Miss Maria Adkins, vioiinist. o''""''
Horace II. Powell and Waller Il. snaritx.
James !; wonhle; director accompanis,.
al the Womnn's Club.
MISS Louise Williams is chairman
OF me musicale which will take place
a, the Woman's club this afternoon
Mrs Frances West Rcinhardt. we'll
known Richmond soioia,. a:ld George
h:all. OF New York Ci,y .harm-
ing nrogr'm has b,en, crransed.
Following the recital, the usual in
formal reception viii be held, and
a. tea VIII be served In the drawing
room: iioatcsses for the afternoon
VIII include:
s T. WiHf MFs r Rsi1' SaasG
Alrs. waller scott
0uict Wedding.
a quiet wedding took place Sutur
day morning at Washington. whcn
Miss Netiie Srn.th. daughter Of MIR
bride Of Horace Kueaeil smith. son
OF the late L.. Russell Smith ana MTs.
smith. OF this c.ty. The ceremony
TOOK place at the parsonage OF Rev.
- NJ. brown. who ot!ciated.
Miss Christie smith. sister OF the
bride. ana Misses O!iic Atkins. Alice
Goode. Katherine Melton, Fannie and
Ruth Sattcrileid. accompanied the
showers were given In honor Of the
bride laht week.
NnrrinSc Announced.
An interesting wedding is that OF
Miss Marjorie Cecilia Ballet. daugh-
ter OF SIR. and Mrs. william r. Bal
lIct. OF Denver. Colo. 10 Raleigh Col
stOn Royal. OF Richmond, which took
place on April 20. The bride IL an
is son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Royal.
OF th!s city. and has many friends
here and throughout the State.
Nj. Royal served in the world war
Field Artillery. Second Division. and
saw active service abroad. MIR. and
Mira. Royal are InaHing their home
In Miami. Ariz. where the groom IL
now In business.
IIowitxcrs' Dance.
t!on has arranged another attrac-
tive May dance. to be gwen 1T the
Blues Armory. saturday evening.
These dances are under the auspiccs
OF the Woman's Auxiliary and have
proven Interesting AFFAIRS OF the sea-
son.
Miss AIbertnon Entertained.
on Friday evening, May :, MIR. and
Mrs. O. l. A!5ertsOn entertained in
honor Of their daughter. Mes Nir-
ginla 4. A!bcrtson. The color scheme
%: pink ana green was effectively car
ried out In the decoratlGas.
Among the guests present were:
alts.- hcsSrr
MF!ugab.lir CCatdp"k "l!l.. Db.uEam
y Virginia. StrLI..v i.i agcnJe SDGtNalA
IsuDy k!uS Russell NrTlaudcT
Elizabeth bia'kowsk: bernard NARROW
lEgr"ta biaIEoNski Alton ruHc..
L.sTuc Elan Earle waite
Y. l. A.b-Tison Ramon .. bradley
Mechanics. Or. ROY JUriIsetto
Eps Inr,s,ett- : =. Da.. Jr
: Dag. Ir ", II Albrttspn .
" ~. Alb-TtAon e \. Aston
g. y Aston = i Miuspn
J. =. Mason -. J.. y lbr!ison
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IN AND our or TOWN.

Nrs George n Morgan has been visiting
Ee.ntlFea IA Ohio tof .o'ne t:Iac past.
louis iIe!ndl. accompanied 8y his
GaIrHt'I-, Misses NaCTsrct and Frances
lis!E4.. & Spending -eveTa. weeks IN Sew
lu.N
q O. walker. Jr. Of S.w York has
h.-u sp' rIiu6 several days tn Richmond
"lih !-.e.d'
sad.cai Director n II. Alfred. T.. S. y,
II trt.-d states Sara! I!nspita. at Key
Most. I a. ) guest OF h,s s.ster. Ms
". Alfred Weaver. a. her home. i!.l Third
Avenue, Highland Park
.its q. c. John son, accompanied by her
rr1tb"r. MIS- ]. G l. ITargis .: Raleigh,
y -. LET; yesterday .nr v!s:t .: several
weeks 20 Louisville Ky. aad Columbus.
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4 Talented Arlr...

Katherine Macdonald has been
cai'ra one or the most beautiful girls
on the screen and her work in sup
port OF William H. Hart, In SHARK
Monroe. proves that she Is an
actress OF unuGual ability az we'll
Shark Monroe" liz al the Victor to-
day md tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
WAS TOLD he HAD
GENERAL DEBILITY
4 Popular Richmond Car
Builder Tells How Plant
Juice Has Now Cured
Him.
A DAYS WORK IS LIKE PLAY
Also Benefited His Wife, Who
Has Gained Is Pounds and
Can Now Eat Anything.

Results are the things that count.
The age OF theory has hecn rclegatcd
20 the past and modern people are
more interested in what thing has
done than in what IL ought to do.
This is the reason why II is unneces-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting on legal md medical
subjects, rrc nnawercd free. As ali
Inquiries are answered directly by
prrsonnl letter, u self-add ressrd
stamped envelope tx required Adj
urcss The Timrs-Dispntch informu-
tioH Burruu. nichmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
The I'ourth DIm-n,,on

n ). j. Cape Charlcs-Thc fourth
speculation. II IL assumed 10 be he
propcrty cf matter that should be 10
solids as solids are To planes. Mathe-
inat!cal investigation are made on
Der OF dimensions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings n. Local Uouacs


fl!incd Oh the SAME lavish scale
that characterized Male and Fee
inaie and his other notable cinema
pfoductions Cecil B. De Miles lntcst
creation. WHY Change Your w!fc?"
~ coming to the Isis Thcatcr for six
days. commencing today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
woMEN'S MEETINGS.

In the Service of the King Circle o:
Kings Daughters Will meet with Mrs
Hampton. at the Home for lEcurab.es this
afternoon al 3:2 O'Clock.
IT." monthly program meeting o.. the
|WomaE's Missionary Society Of Grace
Street baptist Church Viii be he!d this
afternoon at O'Clock, DIR. Weeks vii!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

seated by the Christian Endcavor So
ciety Of Westminster Presbyterian
Church. on Friday night. May IS. in
the auditorium OF Binford Junior
High School. Date Of the entertain
nent has been changed from May 81
70 May IS. Those who VIII take part
In the playlet are:
Misses M,SdameS
Ethclh-rt Trayln- Floyd T.. Traylor
Carolyn .. Mcke. w. l.. johnson
Mary u; Peers Messrs
Louise Peers Wexford Trcvillian
Franklin Moore
George Donald. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Churches Observe sunday school Day.

Churches Observe Sunday school Day.
Sunday School Day" was general
ly observed throughou. Richmond
yesterday by Methodist churches and
Sunday schools In the interest OF the
Sunday school work OF the State
More or less elaborate programs
were given by the children OF the
various Methodist Sunday schools
that OF Broad Street Methodist
Church being particularly interest
ing and entertaining.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Ethel Clayton SHOW, s,,tc

ASIDE from being an appealing and
dramatic Offering. "A Lad: in Love"
the picture In which Ethel CLAYTON
opens three days showing at the
-o!onia! Thcater today. gives the
nFctly star ample opportunities to
She Is famous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Question of Fools.

Whcn Is Tool not fool? Answer:
When he's the kind Of fool Eugene
! pBrien DortIays In the Scizn!ck pic
turization o.! George Barr McCu:ch
cons novel, "a Fool and His Money
which commences thrce-day show
ing At the B!jou Thcater today
Hungry Lions and Tender Hearts"
and q SelAn.ck News are added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Famous Novel pIc,urlxc,

When "The Llttle Shepherd or
k,nEdom Come" is shown at the
od"on today and tomorrow, the mil
Mons Of readers OF John Fox. Jr's
DOCKS Viii have n chance 10 sec Jack
tickiord in the role of one of the
can Action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
SING NEGRO FOLK SONGS
Prominent Richnondcrs Are Patrons
ana PntrOucsAcS for Music Ecs-
tiNnl ut Auditorium Tonight

Special seats will be reserved for
White people at the music festival
II the city Auditorium tonight when
II program composed entirely of old
negro folk songs will he given by
more than 200 colored singers, with
)ut accompaniment. under the aus
Tub OF the Community Recreation
Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

hrriTals and Departures Of PaSengcr Tr,in,
DAILY, unless otherwise shownl published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily cIccpt Sunday. s Sunday ONLY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
WILL PRESENT PLAYLET

ChrI.t;nn Endenvor society of West
minister Church VIII Give COM
~dy In Binford Junior. May -.
The Fascinating Fanny Brown"
comedy Ia two acts. VIII be pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

on Friday evening, May :, Mr. and
Mrs. o. l.. A!5ertsOn entertained In
honor Of their daughter. Mes Nir'
|gin!a +. -A!bcrtson. The color schene
10! pink ana green was effectively car
ricd out In the dccoratlG?s.
Among the guests present were:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

Florida Fruit Gum-"The best
lAll deniers-5c.-Ady. e W fieer'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
atrons and patronessos for the


~. X. Kellogg. treasurer Of the
Sicninona, fredericksburg and Po-
omac Railroad. will be the sneak r
oday at the weekly meeting OF the
<iwanis Club. which will be held ut
nc BUSINESS Mems Club this after
fsot will DO "Railroads." The Club
E,i give buffet dansant mt sac
o'clock tonight at Stieff's Hall Nom.
'ers ana lrt their wives arc expected to
ion OF e. G. Rike and ]. G. Roberis son-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Mnrringc Announced.

The Richmond Howltzcr5' AHsocia-
ton has arranged another attrac-
tive May dance, to be gwen at the
Blues ArmOry. Saturday evening.
These dances are under the auEp!ccs
OF the Womans Auxiliary and have
proven interesting AFFAIRS OF the sea-
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
BULLETIN NO. Is.
COLORED PURCHASERS.

BULLETIN NO. IS.
COLORED PURCHASERS.
BENNING ROAD e.
,-story frame. 5 rooms. latrobe heat; lot
Io7I20s. Price, $3.50; cash $3.50, monthly
payments, $3.50.
17TH STREET S. r.
s-story brick, rooms and bath, latrobe
heat; lot 20x1o5. Price. s2,35o; cash $3.50
monthly payments S32.5o
STREET N. W.
s-story brick, rooms, closet. gas.
Price, ''5oo; cash 5000 monthly payments
18TH STREET N. e.
s-story brick, rooms and bath. iatrobc
heat Price. $1,000; cash $500: monthly
payments 325.
18TH STREET N, Il.
2-story brick, rooms and bath, latrobe
heat; & rrissii $4,000; cash $500; monthly
KENYON STREET N. w.
Corner. c rooms and bath, cellar hot
water heat. Price, $1,000; cash $1,000;
monthly payments $50.
NJ STREET N. w.
3-story brick. 8 rooms and bath, latrobe
heat. Price, $3.50; cash $1,000; monthly
payments $40.
" STREET ~ E.
heat Price, is,s5O; cash $3.50; monthly
payments S@V'
q STREET N. w.
5-story brick, latrobc heat Price, $3.50 I;
cash 1000; monthly payments $40.
VERMONT AVE. N. w.
3-story brick, s rooms, lstrobc heat.
Price, $4,000; cash 5000; monthly pay
mepts sac.
STREET NJ. W.
z-story brick, 6 rooms and bath: istrobe
h, heat, 4, y. E,.ss 'o0; cash 1900; monthly
23RD STREET ". W.
t-story brick and frame. rooms and
bath, iatrobo heat. Price, 2,5oo; cash
$500
9TH STREET ~. W.
1-story frame. rooms, latrohe heat
Price, p,soo, cash $500; monthly pay
ments $40.
BRADFORD g. COMPANY.
sa5 Southern BldE.
Northeast Corner 18th and " sta y. W.
TeIcpsopos. nsin ss5I-ts7s
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
4 C2znNad REAL ESTATE .4o41cizg EBUY NoW.1
FOR SALe-HOUSeS'

Allan z Walker q Co. Inc.
sl3 18th St N. w.
Northwest Suburbs,
$500; s.,,
s.ps pst.sn;s' sa.;' .'.,s ts0%s. sss, ss.s s.s.s1
Good Northwest Section,
Hot-water heat; rooms; eath'
Snap at $500.
On East Capitol st.
Price, $1,000.
- rooms. bath; hO'-wa''r heal hh'
On Wide Ave. N. X.
$500.
Q rooms. bath: lot Al f,st wide; near
Senate onics Building.
Centrally Located,
$500.
Capitol Hin house; 10 rooms bath.
Detached Bungalow,
Price, 5000.
In Brookisnd. 5 rooms. bat hot
water heat. elec. lights: porehes. etc
On Capitol Hin,
Price, $4,000.
rooms on two doors; lot to alley.
In lexington,
$1,000.
rooms on two floors; good alley;
brownstone trim: furnace heat
On Heights,
Price, $3.50.
rooms. bath; hot-water heat;
stationary tubs.
Near 9th st. and Mass. Ave. N. w.
-, iarxY rooms. wide front; a-story
Big Bargain at S7.50c
.
Allan E Walker & Co., Inc,
813 18th st. N. w. N. Z26.
The Washington times., 1920-01-03

Don't Fail to See This One.
IngIeside Terrace--10 rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; newly papered and paint
cd in excellent condition; room for ga
rage. Price, $4,000.
How About This One?
Rock Creek Church Road rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric lights. !.
giassed-in sleeping porch; immediate pos
session. Price, $3.50 Reasonable terms
Immediate Possession - Why Pay
Rent?
Your rent money will buy this home.
Beautiful 3-story brick, Cambridge st..
near 3Oth; s rooms and bath; hot-watev
heat; electric lights; this house 10 In ex-
cellent condition. The owner has left
town; the house is vacant Price, $1,000
Easy terms.
A Homeseeker's Opportunity.
convenient to tho car line; electric light !;
hot water heat; plenty room for 4 garage.
Price, 5000; $500 cash; $50 per month.
This Is What You Want
Corner house, overlooking Rock Creek
Park; IL rooms and baths: hot-watcr
hoat and electric light; room for garage.
Possession can he had within 80 days.
Price. $4,000 Reasonable terms.
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE CO.,
st6-sI0 Evans Bldg.
Main 3482-34S3.
1920 New York Ave.