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RUINS CONTINUE TO BURN

LONDON, Nov, 30- A report re- ceiveUd here yesterday states that flames still envelop the ruins of the large factory near Milan where the big explosion occurred last Friday. The disaster is greater than first supposed. Many lives have been lost and the ex- plosions still continue at intervals.
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THE COMMUNITY
 CHRISTMAS TREE

The Community Christmas Tree is
 becoming more and more an annual
 holiday event in both large and small
 communities. Christmas Eve is the one
 day of the year when the young and
 old of town or city migle together
 with a spirit of good fellowship. The
 Christmas spirit takes hold of every man and woman, every boy and girl. every small child on Christmas Eve and the desire to get together predou. mates.
 This year on the 24th of December at the A. B. Hall Seward will have . Community Christmas Tree. Every person in the town and the vicinity should try to be there. The different committee in charge of the program for the success of the tree are work. ing day and night to make the event the most successful of its kind ever pulled off in Seward. Contribution ooxes will be placed tomorrow in the Seward Drug Co.,, The Northern and the Key and the offices of the Csae- way. Contribute what you feel you ca afford. No sum is too .sm.ll. Every mite will help swell the total and tae total does not have to reach sass.nsas proportions to assure the appses.rof the Tree. A certain sum is needed to successfully finance the Tree. Make chat sum an assured fact by donating what you can spare. The value of the money you give will be returned hundred fold to you on Christmas Eve n the shape or content and self satis. faction in having done your psrt 5oost for the Tree whenever and wherever it is possible to do %.
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COLBY SENDS WIRE

SACRAMENTO Cal. Nov., 30- Secretary of State Colby today wired Governor Stephens of California that the treaty negotiations with Japan LOW being conducted were of an infor- nal nature and tenative and had not reached point of submission for for nal consideration.
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The s. $. Admiral Watson left Val

The s. $. Admiral Watson left Val dez at 8 A. M. this morning. The Gate way Limited pulled out of the yards on schedule time this morning
 LOST OPPORTUNITY
 MOSCOW, Nov, 30- England by breaking off negotiations with Leo Kameneff, the former Russian trade commissioner in London, has lost an opportunity to play the leading role in world politics, says Karl Radek, radio al leader.
 "The political sceptre has fallen from the hands of Lloyd George, from the hands of England" he asserts ir an article in the Isevestia.
 Grade negotiations with soviet Rusia would have represented fol England victory over French ana American imperialism over French imperialism because French creditors would have been obliged to allow the gold which the French capitalists con- sider their property to pass into Eng. .is4 co4fers, over American imperial ism because the English gevernmen. would receive supplies and raw mater. ials not under the control of Ameri- can monopolies.
 "To realize this victory it was nec- essary to establish political peace with Soviet Russia.
 .''The breaking off of diplomatic ne- gotiations means that the political ini. tiative passes into the hands of Fran ce which is openly supporting Wran- gel," Radek continued. Simultaneous. ly the republican party of the United States and it's presidential candidate, Harding, have declared in favor of the recognition of Soviet Russia, demon strating that American capital intends to put England in the second place by beginning trade relations with Russia and cutting off England's only non- American source of oil supply"
 Radek concludes the article by say. ing that the action of the British gov ernment was induced not SO much by the defeats of the red army as by the victories of the communist idea in London and Warsaw"
 "The English government has conclud- ed that we are too strong to be furth- CT strengthened by official recognition and diplomatic pourparlers and it is too weak to tolerate in London polit- ical representatives of Soviet Russia, 2 he added. #
 "The voice of Soviet Russia his been stifleea in London but 1t will be heard not only in London but among the millions of workers in the East"
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WIRELESS FLASHES

REVEALS HIDING PLACE
 TORONTO, Nov, 3O- John Dough- ty, arrested recently in Oregon City, Oregon in connection with the disap- pearance of Ambrose Small, million aire theatrical manager revealed yes- terday to the police the hiding place of the $100,000 worth of bonds which have been missing since Small disap. peared.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

The Ladies Aid Society of the Me thodist Church, will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, with Mrs. D. E. Carter at the Parsona ge. This be- .ng the last meeting of the year will oe held as a business meeting.
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HONOLULU T. H., Nov, so- At


 HONOLULU T. H., Nov. 3o- At- torney General Harry twin recently announced that he was preparing . biu to be submitted at the stecial sessiea of the legislature in September. ua- der which there. would Ae created . special school tax of $lo per capita O all aliens ysY
 The attorney .seaeral explained that in the past the ee ef sdaeassss. of children of orientalssyhe fern ths majority in the peblie seheeaa has been borne almost entirely by Anai. can property ownars.. VII Ais nsw TT Mr. Irwin says hs' pro1psss ts nalls all residents of ths tssitasy s,slst bote to sdneasioaal e3plsSA
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NOTICE

. Mir. E. Mount, Prop- of the Sew. . ard Shoe Repair Shop wishes to announce tnat his shop will be closed for . period of 3 months . after the 18th of December. Those . wishing shoe repair work done will do well to bring their work in . now. Don't wait until the last min ute.
 sss>ss ssss s:ssss Remember the COMMUNITY TREE
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Do YOUR SHOPPING EARLy

'sI.sATE TO INVESTIGATE
 WASHINGTON. Nov, so- The whole question of all cable landings including the present controversey with the Western Union Telegraph and Cable Co. will be thoroughly in vestigated by Senate. Committee was announced by Senator Kellog, Repub- lican from Minnesota.
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THE C0MINIUNI ITY
 CHRISTMAS TIRE E
NAVAL. NEWS

NAVAL NEWS
 The Radio Station will run a col umn in this paper. Let us watch the race between the "Naval News" ano the "Rarrack Notes"
 Chief Electrician Zelk is expected Saturday with two big moose.
 Every man stationed at our small town is marfied, but one. This poor lonsesome fellow has been running around town with a dropped head and a sad heart. Some of the eretty girls in Seward can not take hint even if you make one out loud.
 X poker game was on. The chips were flying into the pot at such rap i'd rate that one would think that Pvt. Obelander had a good hand. The rais- es made by Mrs. Kenner made one be- lieve that she also was blessed with good cards. The climax was reached when Mrs. Kenner laid down three queens followed by an earthquake.
 Now We know the origin of the quake.
 Pvt. Oberlander spent the week end at the radio station. He is 8 member of the local detachment of Infantry.
 Red kept his hair shining and eombed back fine. The lubricating oil was being used up to much. Red was suspected and was warned that the oil was for lubricating purposes only, and if he did not discontinue using it the government would lose on that article.
 TOXIC, Nov, 30- Because it ap- pears to be out of the question for Ko- resns to expect that their country will b granted it's independence, the Ko- reans are obliged to appeal to the Inn perial family of the Japanese Elm pire,", was one of the statements in an anonymous letter received by Prince Fushimi.
 The letter contained threats as to what would happen if the hoes of the writer were not fulfilled.
 The authorities have arrested one man on suspicion. The letter said that the "appeal" was sent by the Korean Independence Organization.
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BARRACK NOTES

BARRACK NOTES Thanksgiving day is passed Christmas day is near. Do your shopping early, And do it up here.
 One of the boys was disappointed on Thanksgiving. How is that? He Q; ] Int get hungry.
 Teacher: (To Sunday School Class) Now that We are talking about the Angel Unaware, who can tell us what unaware is? Mary: (Who lives near the barracks) can teacher. Teacher: All right, Mary, you may tell us.
 Mary: Unaware is what the two ar ny cooks were running around in when the earth quake was.
 Q.
 Hello. Central, give me heaven please. Hello this Saint Peter? I want to talk % my mother-in-law. Not there? Thank yoa. Khat is that? Hades noe-on your line 2. How did you leave it out and put An chorage on? A Lonesome Soldier. 1 am lonely soldier boy
 Far, far away from home. If ever I get back again,
 No more again I'll roam.
 By Pvt. Oberlander.
 Now that we have a new poet the ,ld poet is looking blue.
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The Radio Station will run col umn in this paper. Let us watch the race between the Naval News" and the "Barrack Notes"
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Now that we have a new poet the )ld poet is looking blue.
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Rememb,r the COMMUNITY TREE
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Chief Electrician Zelk is expected Saturday with two big moose.
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. Seward the Ideal Tourist . . Tswn of Alsaka. Hunting . FiaAias and Seenery-B Best . . h ths TsEritory.
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Remember the COMMUNITY TREE
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Seward ths 0stswsy ts sa6 . . the Terminal sk. ths nIA. . . 1t Sestiea ia AlaG6ua. 00 . . end 0as ! nilss frso TsWs .
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Pvt. Oberlander spent the week end at the radio station. He is 8 member of the local detachment of Infantry.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Bungalow.
S., 500. ST 900 Cash. $50 Monthly
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. electricity.
s.nGs gas; tsssag; gsrags; chicken houses IMMEDIATE
Bungalow.
IS 500. ST 900 Cash. $45 Monthly
Corner: rooms. bath. furnace heat. elec-
tricity. gas. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
bungalow.
S.. so. $1,000 Cash. 500 Monthly
. rooms. bath. electricity. furnace heat.
electric dishwasher. screens awnings: all nee
essary garden implements: lot 45x3OO Will
sell completely furnished for 500 additional
Northwest Bungalow.
$3.50. ST. 900 Cash, SOS Monthly
) rooms, bath. hot-water heat electricity,
gas. open fireplace. porches; lot 50x150.
L RAND-NEW.
Detached-Bargain.
$1,000. 81 500 Cash, $50 Monthly
G rooms. bath. furnace heat. electricity
chicken house; high elevation; fruit. shade.
Immediate Possession.
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
No. sOS35
903 NEW YORK AVE-
Phone Muin 5371.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-NEwH HOUSE.
18th STREET HIGHLANDS.
Erand-new seven-rOom house. All modern
improvements. Lot 13S feet deep. with
commanding view. House just finished.
Immediate occupancy. Terms. So. 900 cash.
5000 a month Price. s10.500.O0.
Address Box l3S-D. star office. A.
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THE ONLY ONE.

Choice. artistic. substan-
tial home in the most eX-
elusive and conveniently
located block in the city.
Eight rooms. two baths;
all modern Improvements;
excellent condition imme-
diatc possession. Can be
resold any time. Price.
$4,000. Apply to Owner.
1902 Wyoming avenue. n
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WONDERFUL BUY IN SELECT NV. SEC
ton near Episcopal cathedral: new house.
large living room. dining room. kitchen,
pantry. bedrooms. baths. large front porch
garage. Will sell for cost. Would pay to
investigate. Address Boy 93-D. Star Office. =.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

VACANT.
Desirable 7-room and bath bay window brick
home; h.-w. heat; open fireplace; fine gas
range: to be papered to suit purchaser. Price,
"a 600 Cash, 1000. balance $32. so, to include
interest aud principal.
VACANT.
Georgetown Heights; well built corner brick
home OF q rooms and bath: room for garage;
furnace heat; newly decorated. Price, S., 100
cush, 81, 100. bal. so per month.
VACANT.
2 squares from new Interior Dept. bldg: g.
room and BATH glassed kitchen porch: hot
water heat; possession with deposit. s5. .5OO
cash. 81 $50. balance $45 per month. includes
int rest and principal.
KY. AVE. Sc.
7-room and bath baywirdow brick. in this
convenient section; large back yard and front
lawn. So, 500; cash. $3.50, balance easy.
VACANT.
Beautiful bungalow in Fort Myer Heights:
rooms fine bath; sleeping porch; front and
gas; lot 1O0x153 IT.: fine lawn and garden
Price, 200: 81 900 cash, balance easy.
VACANT.
Magnificent 1O-room home. near 18th and
Park road: q bedrooms. 1 bath; h.-w.h.; elec-
tric lights; laundry tubs will paper to suit
purchaser Price, $11 500; cash. s.. 00O, bal.
ance SEQ per month. includes interest and
principal.
q DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 New York Ave.
SERVICE OUR SUCCESS
N. 50s2.
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S16.5OO.OO.
A II TT

VACANT Newly decorated throughout: 6
| bedrooms and baths: handsome library with
open fireplace second floor: parlor. reception
hall. dining room. kitchen and breakfast porch
or first floor: two sleeping porches; hot-water
heat: electric light. This is a well built brick
| home located ON a 25-ft. lot. close to Con
nectfcut ave
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NJ. 2,34O.
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
$4,000.
well adapted for physicians home: 13
afory: servants rooms and baths: trunk ele
vator: steam heat; large lot: space for garage.
PETWORTH.
$3.50.
Practically new brick dwelling. with garage
in the rear: semi-detached; h0t-water heat:
electricity: hardwood floors: 3 large bedrooms
and sleeping porch. Vacant.
PETWORTH.
$3.50.
Attractive corner house: 9 rooms and bath.
hardwood floors and trim; hot-water heat;
electric lights: absolutely modern in every
detail; close to car line: lot 3 feet wide by
115 feet deep; space for Scar garage; i'm
mediate possession.
OVERLOOKING ROCK
CREEK RAPK.
S14,5OO
A beautiful location; a few steps from the
entrance TO the park at Park road and Goth
ST.; this house, which is thoroughly modern
has rooms. baths; hot-water heat; front
colonial porch and sleeping porch; hard
wood floors and trim: large closet; built in
refrigerator.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
COMFORTABLE HOME.
ONLY 81 400

39o7 Ellicott st. NV. (TenIeytown)-Con.
| tains large rooms and bath. pantry; latrobe
| heat large lot 3jx9O to alley; also outbnild-
ings. Price. IS. 400; terms. $3.50 cash. balance
$3.50 per month includes everything sale
sign on property. WALTER O'HARA, WILL
LETT 4 REINECKE CO., 1909 II st. NV.
Phone Main 1928,
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CHEVY CHASE, d. G,

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
One block to cars.
The last word in home.
large. bright. sunny rooms
Hardwood trim throughout
Reception hall. Hltler's pantry.
two baths. front porch. sleeping
porch garage. Deep lot. wide frontage.
Price, 81. 500 Terms.
Call North 10000 after 6 pm.
14fe 10Th ST Nw.-12 ROOMS. . BATHS.
81. 800. Also house on Hopkins street: right
Dupont Circle rooms, baths $9,Ou
Permit at 1412 roth. %
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED OR UNFUK-
shed in ne. Call Lincoln 5912. -
CAPITOL HILL 4o3 9Th ST. S-E.-s1. 800. 90
cash. balance easy terms; 10 rooms. baths
attractive corner overlooking park; vacant.
Gail Sunday. Phone y. 26S3- -
FOLLOW THIS THROUGH: ! HAVE THE
hest buy of a residence in Washington-Liv-
5nS room. dining room. kitchen. pantry. laun-
dry. garage bedrooms. baths, servant S
and hath: large porches; lot 80 fix
1cnI. #. Address Box 94-D. Star Office. A.
RESIDENCE JUST COMPLETED IL MOST
desirable NV. section overlooking entire city.
Living room. 1sx25 IT,; dining room. hall.
Kitchen pantry. bedrooms. tile baths. large
closets; serventA room and bath. laundry and
storage: large porches and garage. Hedge
around entire property with all other planting
jE. Lot 80 #. by 1901. #. to alley. Built
for home and not for speculation. Address
Hox 92-D, Star Office. -
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Two squares from Chevy Chase Club. we'll
built. new, corner house: rooms and bath !:
electric lights: hot-water heat: open fireplace
in living room.
WALTER 3. AVERY.
Phone NJ. 1929. 632 G st. NV. ~
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S14,OOO.OO.

Takoma Park. D. {.
Located the best ST. in this beautiful
suburb: detached home on 4 acre Of land
10 rooms. bath and extra lavatories; . sleep
ing pOrches heated by hot water; electric
lights: attractive garage. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION
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NEW HOMES FOR
COLORED.

NEW HOMES FOR
COLORED.
NOS. 71O TO 74O
KENYON ST. NV.
Modern homes-Attractive
terms. Six rooms, tiled
bath hot-water heat, elec-
trio lights; front and rear
porches; cellar under en-
tire house unusually large
lots to alley.
Resident Salesman.
B. B. PINN,
7l2 Kenyon St. NV, or
Phone Main 1916.
NV II large rooms; garage. $4,000.
Two brick houses-H between North CaptO
and 1st NV. large rooms 81, 200 each.
Frame house.Girard ne. rooms; lot 1'1
Address Box 1s3.D. Star office. ).
sPLENDIDLY APPOINTED 7-ROoM TAPES
try brick residence; screened sleepipg ant
breakfast porches, parquet floors. tiled bath
driveway: electric vacuum system installed
ortistically furnished. including draperies'
rugs. electric lamps. etc. Ready for imme,
diate occupancy. Attractive terms to quica
mission. Price. $4,000. For particulars phone
Columbia 1129. -
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10Th St. Bet. n and Dupont Cir.
Electric lights; hot-air heat: ten rooms
and bath. Price. s11.OOO..
P St. Bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
IL rooms and baths: hot-water heat;
electric lights and upstairs kitchen Price.
$20,OOO.
23d St. Near California Ave.
IL rooms and baths; steam heat; cleo
trio lights: upstairs kitchen; porches.
Bancroft Place Near Esd St.
IA rooms and baths: detached; beau
tiful home. Price. $4,000.
r St. Bet. Conn. Ave. & 2lst St.
|. II rooms and bath. Price. s1o.500.
Macomb ST., Cleveland Park.
Detached; IL rooms and baths; hot
water heat; electricity; garage. Price,
Possession can be gotten in
each instance.
FOR further particulars apply to
RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY.
1907 Connecticut Avenue.
Washington. d. c.
FOR SALEM THE 800 BLOCK ON 12ii.
St n.e.. a S-room and bath brick dwelling;
cellar furnace heat. good yard. paved alley.
Price, IS, $50. Easy terms.
On st; NV. near 1th st.-An S-roon,
brick dwelling; good plumbing and house in
good condition. Price. $3.50 Terms.
200 block on 14th st. n.e.-six rooms. bath.
fs rce e Terms ssF{ II brick dwelling
bath garage. Price $500.
st. me-. bet. 9Th and 7th sts.-six room
and bath brick dwelling with latrobe heat.
In fine condition throughout. Price. $4.40O.
IOHN sCRIvENER 4 BRO. 9I4 st. NV.
II you WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL Es-
AN! GAEE AT THzk zzxsTzISsERs " SxEa WITH NJ E. NOR
OWNER-NEw GROOM FRAME HOUSE.
bath laundry. sleeping porch. double garag,
9Oxl5O IT,: suburbs. Address Box 112-B. Sta.
office.
IMMEDIATE P0ssEssTON-MODERN BRICK
house. l242 st. ne: six rooms; electricity
hot-water heat and oil other modern improve
ments; space in rear for double garage on
paved alley; convenient to car lines: For
terms and particulars call evenings after 8,
1918 st. ne III.
TO COLORED
Good proposition to own your own home in Hy-
nttsyiile. Nd Water, sewer and other town
improvements. Small cash payment. balance
monthly Apply on premises Sunday only.
JOHN JOHNSON,
Dewey St. Hyattsyille. Md.
A HOUSE MUST BE CAREFULLY DESIGNED
to make home. We design help finance and
build the home of your choice Is years exp,
last 10 in Washington. TEPPER CONST. CO.,
s17 &c" st. Phi. NJ. 1874: IL
FIVE FRAME HOUSES-GOOD PART OF
Georgetown. lot 70x12O; mechanic or con-
tractor, occupy Groom frame. rent remainder
$40 month. Price. s4.25o: terms to suit. W.
+. NASH. 122 N NV:
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
HOME BUYER.
INSPECT

INSPECT
s7OO and 3716 18th st. and 1341 Randolph st.
NV; new six and eight room houses; imme-
diate possession.
For Sale by Any Broker
OR THRIFT BUILDING CORPORATION.
GIG Union Trust bldg. Main 76s. 15s
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FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
NEAR. SOLDIERS HOME.
KENYON ST. NEAR
SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
Continued

KENYON ST NEAR NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
SOLDIERS HOME PARK. A very fine home contain
Brick containing ing ] and bath; hot
and bath; hotwater heat; heat; gas and cleo
good and floors; very tricity hardwood trim and
large lot; plenty of for floors; double sleeping
garage; wide alley; excep- porches enclosed colonial
onaiy large Kitchen colo front porch plenty of room
nial front porch for garage; occupant;
cupan A very nice home possession assured. We con-
well located. Price SoOOO slider it reasonable at $3.50
+. J. NESLINE COMPANY,
505-6Z Continental Trust Building
14th and II Streets
Main 7OS Phones Main 7Oo
Evening star., 1920-04-04

CORNER PROPERTY. NEAR Sd AND MASS.
ave- NV. This is three-story brick house:
has eighteen rooms and two baths; present
rental (pre-warI. $95 month. monthly tenant.
Price, s.. 500: terms, about 81. 600 cash.
MOUNT PLEASANT REALTY Co,
141t Park road. Col 436.
IO-ROOM HOUSE, H.W.H.. I BET. 17th AND
18th. S-room house. furnace. 10th bet. Q and
r. 1888 4th. 9 rooms and hath. Groom house,
Marion bet. Q and X. 11-room house, fur
mace 9th bet. and U. Groom house. fur
mace. Florida bet 9TH and 9Th. ]. F.
HOLLAND 1919 11th. N. 2223. %
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Chevy Chase Home.

| LETT 1 REINECKE CO., 1909 II st. NV
Phone Main 1928.
Chevy Chase Home.
Two squares from Chevy Chase Club. well
built. new, corner house; rooms and bath
| electric lights: hot-water heat; open fireplace
l" "''"S row WALTER B. AVERY.
Phone NJ. 1929. 632 st. NV. A.
WONDERFUL BUY IN SELECT NV SEC.
tion: near Episcopal cathedral: new house;
large living room. dining room, kitchen,
pantry. bedrooms, baths, large front porch
Investigate Address Box e3-D. Star office. ..
16.5OO.OO.
A Handsome Home.
VACANT Newly decorated throughout;
bedrooms and . baths: handsome library with
open fireplace on second floor: paror. reception
hall. dining room. kitchen and breakfast porch
Ss rs bs %s bnt
home located ON 25-ft. lot. close to Con
necticut ave.
S14,OOO.OO.
Takoma Park. D. {.
Located on the best st. in this beautiful
suburb: detached home on u acre Of land
- =
ing porches; heated by hot water; electric
lights: attractive garage. IMMEDIATE POS
$11,75O.OO.
Saul's Addition.
Attractive bungalow. within 100 feet OF
14th st.: rooms and bath; also servants
room and bath in cellar: garage; lot 81 feet
wide; possession May l.
100000.
9TH St. Business Property.
s rooms and bath; hot-water heat: electric
lights: 2OX1OO; first floor on level with side
y7nlk: will make hrstc class business place at
very small expenditure.
S8,S5OOO.
In the Suburbs.
One Of the most attractive bungalows in the
ment: lot 60 feet wide: stone wall across n front
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$8.5OOOO.
Corner in Petworth.
A detached brick residence; heated by hot
water: rooms and bath: front and side
porches: owner occupant will give POSSES
SION IMMEDIATELY.
$8,5OO.OO.
Holmead Manor.
VACANT colonial. Groom brick; wide
front porch; paved alley; southern exposure
half square from 18th st.
$4,000.
West of 14th St. NV.
Colonial type brick; rooms and bath;
thoroughly modern; room for garage; very
easy terms.
$6,25O.OO.
Bloomingdale.
a 2-family fat; 5 rooms and bath on each
floor: 2-story back porches; paved alley Easy
terms.
S4,75O.OO.
Near Mass. Ave. NE.
A 2-story bay window brick: rooms and
bath; good locality; only $500 cash and $50
month. including all interest.
WM.IH. SAUNDERS & CO.,
8O7 18th St. NV.
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YUU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL Es.
ATE TALk 1T OVER WITH N. L. NOR
~ Al ZANTZIN ;EK'S.

~ IDEAL HOME NV. CONTAINING SIX
ms ci"se,i-n sleeping porch. breakfast porch,
electric lights. ho;-water heat. hardwood
-. "a - '-sIncaf front porch deep lot TO
) go 'l". rom for garage; 50, 000. OWN
! X col. 9Je1 -
Evening star., 1920-04-04

IN BLOOMINGDALE ATTRACTIVE SIX-
room and bath home: hot-water heat; electric
lights: convenient TO two car lines. Price.
81 $50.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN THE SOUTH.
east section of the city. A sx-room and ba tn
brick house. Only $500 cash. balance easy
monthly payments. Price only 81. 600.
For sale-On Fla ave. near 1st ST. NV
Groom and bath brick house; cellar and deep
yard. Price, S.. 900.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO..
phone Ifl,