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The Washington herald., 1920-03-14
Internal Revenue

Announcement of new appoint
ments of clerks in the bureau made
yesterday includes the following:
Anna Hermanns, Eunice Price. Kath-
crime Huntress, Gladys Hampton.
Daniel Murphy, Frank Scruggs.
Lula Earnest, Stephen P1ummer.
Nellie Horan, Matilda Knudson.
Baxter Kramer. Lefty Featherston,
Bessie Koehl, Maye Steely, Arthur
Guess, Edith olds. Alice Hogan, Luz
cile F. Gee. Annabel Farnham.
Grace Norton. Mary Morton, John
Mornihan, Carrie Schantz and
Blanche Hosp.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-14
Knights of Pythias

Lodges.
Monday-Amaranth. No. as, busi-
ness.
Tuesday-Webster, No. a. knight
rank; Capital. No. "a. knight rank; /;
Franklin, No. 2. knight rank; Ex-
celsior. No. II: Myrtle. No. rs.
wednesday-Mount Vernon, No. q;
Equal. No. II.
Friday - syracusians. No. 10.
knight rank. Sgs,ss .sz--z
The Washington herald., 1920-03-14
Pythian Sisters

Rathbone Temple, No. s, extends
a cordial invitation to all members
and their friends to attend a boy
party and st. Patrick's social Fri
day evening. The degrees were
conferred on a class of nine canfli-
dates at its last meeting in the
presence of a large attendance. The
work was exemplified by the degree
team.
Lodges.
Wednesday-Friendship Temple,
No. 9.
Friday-Rathbone Temple, No. 8.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-14
Labor Department

Charles J. PETE, of the Bureau of
Immigration. has been transferred
10 the field service at Baltimore,
Md, and furloughed for a period of
six months, beginning March 5.
Arthur L. Patterson has returned
to duty in the disbursing Office after
"A trip Of three weeks in Minnesota
and Nebraska.
The Anarchist Division OF the Blu
reau of Immigration. having found
q moments breathing kpeil IN their
The Washington herald., 1920-03-14
Maccabees

On Wednesday, March IL. at Ma
tional Tent, No. 1. the tlong form
of the degree will be conferred on
for the beneflt of visit
ing Sir Knights from the State OF
The general degree mas
ter of the District of Columbia will
have charge.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-14

1eDartmentS Oh the Ohilou SeoNSo
Government for nine years.
William Holmes and r. w. Now
er. of the engraving division. have
resigned their positions.
Misses Bessie and Flora Cook, OF
the wetting division, visited rela-
tIyes in Virginia last week.
Mrs. Lula j. Dewey of the sur
face division, has been absent for
ten days due to sickness.
George Daniels, of the wetting
division, was absent last week due
to the illness ow his little daughter.
Robert Ponickau, of the engrav-
ing division, who has been in poor
health for the last year or two,
passed away last week. Ponickau
was one of the oldest employees in
the Bureau, and had served as an
engraver for a number of years.
Mrs. Bowling, Mrs. Genivieve and
Miss Grace Murphy, of the stamp
cumming division, were absent all
Of last week.
Miss Martha Cole, counter in sec
tion s. was on the sick list last
week.
Mrs. Ruth NJ. 'O'Brien and Mar
tha L. Koffenberger, Of the stamp
cumming division, were on the sick
list last week.
Otto A. Meyers. offset pressman
, in the surface division. returned to
work last week, after a ten-day
vacation.
|, Miss Ethel Lipscomb. of the wet
ting division. was detained at home
last week, due to Illness in the
family.
J.. w. Grifiith. transferrer In the
engraving division, who has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
END CHARGE OF EXCHANGE
ON CHECKS ON APRIL |
Virginia Banks Will Go OH Par List,
Saving Customers Thousands
of Dollars Yearly

Virginia banks as n whole will go
on the par list on April !, according TO
an announcement yesterday by George
j. Soay. governor OF the Federal Re
serve bank of Richmond. This state
makes the third in the district to
take this step. leaving only TWO yet
To act
Hy going on the par list. bank. Will
save their customers many thousands
Of dollars yearly. it is said. This ac-
ton means that checks drawn on banks
in this State will bc receivable by all
Federal reserve member banks for col
lection and credit at par. in accord
arcc with published time schedules.
There arc AS banks in Virginia af
fcCt.d by the change. OF tn" :9.I7S
banks in the United states, less than
5000 have failed TO join the movement.
the Fifth Federal reserve bank an
Eouncos.
Maryland and West Virginia banks
are now on the far list. making Nir
pinia the third in the Fifth Federal
deserve District. North and South
Carolina banks are as yet outside the
fold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
WELLS PLANS THEATER
FOR COLORED PATRONS
New Playhouse VIII he Located At
First and Clay. Site of
st. Marks Church..

Deeds were recorded yesterday in
the Chanccry Court for the transfer
Of The Iijou Thcater property and the
ST. Marks Episcopal Church property.
First and Clay Streets, both proper
ties going TO the Nauy Realty Cor
por.Ition. Jake Wells president. Tho
selling price was Withheld in each in
stance.
officials OF the Nuny Realty Cor
porati"n announced last night that
work Of tearing down the st. Mark
Church and the erection OF model
colcrcd iheatcr Will begin the first OF
arNt week. All preparations 70 COM
haze been made, it WAS declared.
The II. Marks Episcopal Church
property has Il seventy foot front on
Clay street. and is ITO feet. in depth
y ,ncatcr building covering practical
Is every inch Of this property is plan
practically all OF the contracts for tho
erection Of the new thcatcr have al
ready been awarded.
j. was declared last night that tho
new thcAter planned VIII be the ilncSt
go!ored theatcr in the entire South.
make the tncatcr the most up-to-date
in every respect, OF any hitherto
erected here. Epcs- Epcs Co, realty
agents. arranged the sale OF the prop
nrty. 1t was declared last night that
work on the new coiorcd thcatcr viii
planned TO open the house June 10
Work on rcmOdcling the Eijou VII!
also begin within a few weeks. ac-
cordng 10 Mir. Wells. and the house
inaily merged with the Isis into one
of ;hc largest picture and vaudeville
thcateg-s in Richmond. Chaplin. "
Hume were named as the agents
making the Bijou sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
PERMIT IS SECURED FOR
COLONIAL IMPROVEMENTS
Amusement House Changes VIII
Cost Sf5O,O0O-Othcr Build
ing News

John Stewart Bryan and others.
operating as the Virginia Thca,cr
Company. obtained Il permit from
Building Inspector Butler yesterday to
make extensive improvements to tho
Colonial Theater. Tho amusement
house. when completed, Will cover an
area OF % by l27 by A. feet, and
matcri:,, used will he brick. steel and
concrete. with Stag roof. j. W.
Atkinson X Co. are the contractors.
The work VIII cost $l5u.000.
Permit was issued 20 Henry :. Nal
lcrStcin To build seven brick garages
on The cas-; side OF ST. james Street,
at a cos; OF $1,000.
y. Lewis Campbell obtained a per
init I" erect Il frame stucCo dwelling
OH Chambcrlaync Avenue. between
ituar; Road and Wickham Street. 10
cost S6.I0n.
The Virginia Carolina Chcmica,
repairs TO a frame building, used rs Il
warehouse and mandatory, on the
south side OF James River, between
the Southern hallway and the city
limits TO cost Sl?.50p.
:. Kettle Cosnil obtained a permit
10 make alterations TO a frame dwell
ing At 1872" Decatur street, South
Richmond. ~ a cost OF Sl,400.
Repairs costing $500 will nc made
10 The building occupied by the Cor!ey
Co, at 206 East Grace Street. Permit
Was obtained yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
CHANGE IN NEW YORK TIME
TO Be FELT IN RICHMOND
Stock Exchange Falls i'm Line With
Daylight Savings Hours, Caus-
ing Changes Here.

Confusion arising in New York
through tin" operation Of its daylight
savings ordinance. whiCu goes into et-
feet on Sunday morning, VIII be "a
hcctci IN Richmond. due primarily TO
the decision OF :hc New York and Ecs-
ton stock exchanges 10 ADOPT the new
tim. SChe1 ulc-
Stock brokers here announced yes
,orday that b.s.iunin. With Monday
win open AZ 9 O'Clock instead OF 10
O'Clock rs at prcacut. and VIII close at
= o'clock instead of o'clock. These
hours will be maintained all summer
unlcsa Richmond follows other big
cities and adopts Il daylight saving
ordinances. which wNuld cgUalizc TN,
,!iuc w!tli New York and Boston.
Railroads and banks here report that
jhoy cNprCt no difficulties from the
thine tarSl'" N the metropolis. The
new stock cNChangc hours here VIII ID.
Eicunond banks. therefore there vii!
pc no difficulty on IN" score a. loans
ga MON dealing in stocks. Elthe". tn"
.,UNS MALI Zee open ihc cn;i"" time tic
exchange is operating. whereas ;ncy
now r!nSe one hour earlier.
There Viii nn no necessity TOY ra..-
roads I" MAX, amy changes now, al
thuGGH there VIII u" later ID It!.n
moud fti3, into lime on inr daylight
,rarcc and other business interests
favor doing. la event The pcudlus
ordinance - adopted bN -hr City toun
.l. q revision ia locHl t.'nc schedules
w!. ,t"n De u, teSs,,ry although tncre
"iil be Up ucyol :oc Il change n The
:utra STATE schedules nnl"SS ,t national
...7S - effective i: ANY time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
HUNT UP YOUR REGISTRAR
BEFORE PRIMARY VOTING
Citizens Arc Free to Register on April
q. but Those Ready 10 Vote Get
Preferences.

Citizens who offer 10 register on tho
day OF the priinary-April twill have
lowed to take up the time Of the cleo
ton officers in case there happens TO
H., a line OF citizens waiting TO vote.
according TO announcement made yes
te-day by registrars at the ;hirty-onc
precincts.
While the law does not prohibit reg
/, docs on the day OF the general cleo
ton, registrars Will give preference on
that day TO those who already have
rcgistcrcd and merely Offer 10 vote.
All those who have paid their poll
taxes. but have not registered. are adj
yiscd To hunt up the registrar OF their
precinct AZ once and see that their
names are properly recorded on the
registration books.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
Today and Tonight
I'm Richmond

Free clinic for cuIorcd people,
First baptist Church South Rich
nond, 80 to 9:30.
Tea Ia Miss Helen NOues. WO-
mans Professional building. 2IO
East Grncc street, by Virginia
Writers Club. > to 6:3O.
Housing Committee. Federation of
Busiucss aud Professional Women,
jefferson Iiotci. -.
itt. Ncr. Thomas &. DnrSt. bishop
of last Caroiiun. 81. Pnul's Es:~-
copnl Church, /.
Meeting ar school BOnrd. Admin
i>tratinn IsuiIdiug. Su1 East Mar
shall street, S:i5.
4. T.. Ice Camp. l. L. v. Lee
Camp IiRll. =.
Trade Extension Bureau. business
Mems Club. 6::m.
"Thc p~yrholugy of business" ,.
IL. t.ciSrr. AdNrrtiSers' Club. 1.
I..rir-:i::,o. =. 9::IO.
Strand-tDark.i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

F!Nti s,lt..mont OF nc West VI.
-inia dobt question mas deferred YES
,orday by Sp.cltl Comm SSiuncr Robert
t.. scott, ana til, h,arIn. continued to
April ~, ~ ! ! O'Clock. Members Of the
commission. Attorney General Sdur-
dcrs and Assistant Attorney Genera.
HHuk representing Tho Common
wealth. and ccuusci representing the
comm is"ion. appeared before Commits?
sinner scott Yesterday ana presented
additional evidence. Tho point in CUES
tIou now is ~" fuarncr IN whicli tic
various parties VI. be .ccOmrcnscd
Cor their services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
MILAN WAVES HEARING
IIcnrico Man Sent To Grand Jury oil
Federal Court ON Moonshinc

w. VI. Milan. Of Henrico County. was
sent on 10 the April term Of the grand
jury. when he waived hearing before
United states Commissioner Melvin
Tlcgcnhoiincr. on the charge of con.
ducting "a liquor distillery, which had
not been bonded with the intent TO de-
fraud tho government of taxes. The
case had been continued Sin times up
10 his hearing yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

y Ild'h MIS- n0N '0TcN Il TIhtk!NF-
prop-iotors Of restaurants ~ 9nl and
SIS iirGrN Avenue, w"-" fined ycStcr-
day in Police Court for violation Of
TIC state law requiring users Of o'co-
margarine 80 exhibit s'Eus shown =
nat fact; T. RosSi. 800 ErOok Avenue.
Mas convicted of having food exposed
contrary 30 Law. Prosecutions w"r"
made by cRcntS oF tho Sta'c Food and
Dairy Commissioner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26


yi,.s =: Trinity Mvthodis; church. This wees
i}"... ,l'rhc song service Ecs!n. S4ch evening;
Rev. " V. Weeks. y. u, Of spr:nsae,d,
rSo@ s'Syrt a1 1's ShurSn 'II9 Snnan
TN.: no.! hn o. SSeR E wia .nh E'SG5 i"iS
sumo oharst % tAs church Ms!
= r Harrison ensirman OF the aIyelii.
'9s 2t Jh!s body this afternoon at 80
der t. discuss ,!ans Tor The i TO- I''. an
Ncrt'snS =! Richrnond this yea! several
c:ty ,cietk Alfred Mcpowel YESTERDAY
Mit@ < Asf.s t@.t T. :u, ?Y 5s:
j.. Ruucr. ios"rh l. Goodman. Arthur ".
i<irS5 cn@riss l. Myii"G. ';@"rrc f. T5d.
Irving W. oConn"u ANA Harry \ WIZ.
Or P09fla ~ FFGp@ VII sngH thc
"a ;ne agai,9riuin OF M ch,,mnsr Of Com
ctrs and :. rcpoS. sro.n alt r",lG: ScS4s.
y l. har.'9!od. Sat. ana o.;3 s.:r.t ~.
The rresen, oy.or,un.'y co- the Ghu,,n'
.r"in,. d, :. r.u.'- r:n.S-9r,i cnu.h '<y>-
- non bars, Wa forWory yctio~ ri -
.,ns vac rector Of =. Mas,
M VI wailae. u E,,enmana :, ..naon,
- tts n"%, huia"r"us pub.c.y..n q" 80, ~"
~, nsme. saSEes..i BY III Weilnrr, i,
M ;,raw tn e3ysr Gs,.F" ,%r H. f's' ILL
: - - q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
FOUR METHODS ARE G|vENs
CRglCE OF EX-s0L[MRS
Eighty Per Gent OF Legion Posts In
lorsc BILL With N'W Provisions
for Service Com ncnsat'on.
LAND OFFERING is INCLUDED
Practically An Settlements Are on
Basis of S1..SO Per day Tor Each
Day Served in Any Branch OF the
Service.

l.eeisia,,on recommended to The
ways and Means 'Nmm.itee .: the
Iinuse OF Rerreseniatsves ny ne n .s.
.\u,er!can Legion, on hena!i "i me tN-
service mon OF the country, represents
unqualified views Of >" per cen o.
Endorsement Of represent iivyS 9t i4r
legion from every state IN the Cni'>lt
eXcept Goors!a and .\rhauSas-
This Is the statement OF jhhn j.
wicker. il. national committeeman
from Virginia, who presented inc
views Of this state ~ IA. confe rene
II Washinslon duri,ns the ,i' - -.
views o. members OF tNr !csz.ou. tN-
pressed through comm tceH> S"At
'i!tv-t,yo states ana TERRITORY WAS
drawn up and given over - o. -''
sideration @: tne Na!" "a~ .Ne'"S
t'o,lu:t,Cs OF tho Hpue.>
-Four Methods "r' ','"'' t"'.,:,, :.
-, choit, Of a,t, of C9u. meta"LS
0: adjusted epnpr" sa;.gn. iHs
IS land settlement Ihi'H+ '.-@
3Dsra,e with the individual s.4tas IL
developing and :c,.a..1i.= lands XIII
~. ;aoa up .att farms ahc SCI --e.h
- :ae ecUc;ieia:. on --., t'- :
-ad:: plan. alew ing E.." : cree
ia sra. .: S!.5t d. :or t-e in
- vas X .cj!ye ~ery &c. l;'a ->s,r..
s. .9:7, . Noye1-hti J I. 1874! ne WEE
- leaned $50 - nl - - H.
:-:m SQa:pale, .,-,,..,. His
before payin- .-@
ISL s.t..l a.e.asd + a.-w A-
u4. ,as =. = $ ta
=. tc5 :.c.s ae Ss-'eG ~ t'
esor.as i, = lieu - 'o A
5v lie scyz-.':-.>;i;. lie "i- at
z..oR.i. i. .a.< v"-, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

BurtoN 4 Eric. cUmmIssioN mcr-
chants. instituted suit i'm tho city Cir
exit Cour, yesterday against the At
Ianttc C'oas, Line Company. claiming
$500 damages for shipments Of peaches
that arc alleged 10 have spoiled III
.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
POSTPONE suit AGAINST city.

Trial o. The damage suit brouSht by
Miss Jessie NJ. Sanders against w. -.
McKim w. j. Roswell and tho city Of
Eichmcnd. was indefinitely postponed
hy Judge Ernest H. Wells yesterday
that Mis-; Sanders had been called to
tho bedside Of her rnothcr.in Washing
ton. who became parSlNzcd yesterday.
Miss Sanders alleges that she was in
lurcd by Maxim and Roswell, dog
catchcrs, when thcy struck her with
tho iroN-rimmod net used in catching
,.t,i,,as Sbc 1Glzs So 900 damages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Rev. i. y iIar;ness is assisting The p"s-
,or ':"V. =. /. Gambler. in cving"liStic ser
lees - Trinity Mvthcu;s; Church This wees.
TIL. vhoEu. cr"!r l. b"jul, directed hy =. III.
Se... The spnE service bcS!us each cvcriu ;;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
TWO CONTRIBUTE TO TIMES
DISPATCH RELIEF FUND
Total Now Reaches $50 aud Things
Arc Looking brighter for Many
nfortuuaIcS,

day for The Times Dispatch Relief
'rhorntou sen, S. which made Il total
total up to 500 AID things are begin
uins 10 zoos bright indeed for tho
poor mother a. i've little dependent
mas had no means OF support.
contributors yesterday are as fol-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

Mark Boyd was acquitted in Hust-
tngs Court yesterday OF u charge o.
stealing a Ford automobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-10
C. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC, AUCTs..
10 18th st.


United States marshals sale. BY virtue -
thirteen writs of feri facias issued ont OF
the clerks office of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia and TO me directed
will sell at public sale, for cash. in front
of the Courthouse door. at Il St. lSoulsianal
ave. and John Marshall pl.. Washington, ID. g,
al TEN-THIRTY O'CLOCK AN. MONDAY.
JULY NINETEENTH. 1920. all the right.
title. claim and interest OF John ]. 0'Nel in
and TO the following described real estate. TO
witt Lot 81 in block 3, in Clark Hurst's sub
division of part of tract OF land known as
'.Whitehaven.' per plat recorded in County
Book g. page 12i, Of the records of the sun
,eyor's office of the District Of Columbia:
also lot numbered fifty f55l in William
H. West and John T. Vests subdivision in
square numbered 1905. per plat recorded
OF Columbia In I.ii,er 4. r. s.. at folio 263:
also. part of lot numbered thirty 1901 in said
square numbered 1905. beginning for the same
at a point in the east line Of 3ifh St distant
166 feet north from the north line of st.
and running thence north ~ IT,. thence east
30 feet 10 the east line of said lot numbered
80 thence south with said east line . =. IT.,
thence west 90 fl. to the beginning. said part
of lot being subject to use rs AN alley for
together with the improvements. rights.
privileges and appurtenances 10 the be-
longing in any wise appcrtaining. seized
and levied upon the interest of said de-
PENDANT. John ]. O'Neil. in and to said real
estate, and sold TO satisfy judgments in favor
OF the United States per criminal dockets
of the Supreme Court of the District Of CO.
lumbia. in criminal cases numbered 3ii6i,
3I25T, 34375 3Ii2s. ai4s3. 3i465 $500.
1885. 3i53s. 1851. 34717 and 3iT56.
MAURICE SPLAIS, U. S. Marshal.
c. g. SLOAN d Co, INC, Auctioneers.
je1s, 26jy3, 10,17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

Price. SIS ,OOO-NEAR 18th AND q SITS
One Of the better class of houses in this de-
<irablc neighborhood now offered for sale at a
nomina price. II contains eleven rooms. 8
baths and lavHtory. steam heat, electric lights
hardwood floors and the whole house Is in GOOD
condition. Possession Immediately and terms
arranged.
Price. 81 35O-PETwORTH-A home tina
should he inspected at once: one that Is nicely
located and in beautiful condition. II Is semi
detached. conta ins six rooms and bath- garage
and other attractive features. The owner Will
give possession shortly.
Price SIT j0O-CLEVELAND PARK, short
distance from Conn. ave.-A detached home on
n lot 5Ox2O0; center-hall plan type. having ten
rooms two baths. breakfast and sleeping
porche>. hot-water heat, electric lights. large
front porch, double garage. Immediate pos
session.
Price ss75O-NEAR y. II. AVE. AND Q
STA very low priced home in the down
town section that. with few Improvements.
can be made a very attractive property. 1t
has nine rooms and bath. and very reasonable
terms of sale can be made. 1t is now vacant
Price S1I .JOO-COLUMBA HEIGHTS-A
little of Park road-A delightful home that
has lust been listed The house is well locat-
ed in good condition and contains ten rooms,
two baths. electric lights, hot-water heat,
Ina ri wood floors the first and second floors
II may be inspected at any time. Terms ar
ranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-10


TmEY ARE ADv i1sH DAILY IN AL Il
"a. S1 .aa s:: your '''
WHITE.
52S 9th NJ. Sc; frame: 10 rooms. b.. s., 500
G03 -605 st. Sc: brick; Z rooms. bath;
latrobe: gas; $4,000.
,,o nil 10th st. Sc; brick; ,a oooms bath;
1881 " St s.e.-5 rooms; frame: gas: e ooe
1l21 10th 1t. n.w.-1S rooms. reception hali.
b. ;J ss,ct / gas: finn: $40 600. :. =.
VII: gas; sa. 500. -0-' - '"''' -
ec7 q q; I.w.-s rms. b.: gas: latress:
:, * = st n.e-Brict: II rms. b.: iatrohe; ga.
1417 22nd st. n.w.-!l1 rms. b.; brick; h-w.h:::
large lot; ami. s1s.5oo :"
IL! 1 DE- sf ss:. ,isco 10 '''-'
sP Ct; NE rms. b.: latrobe; gas- S.Soo.
72s 9th ct. s.e.-Brick: 8 rms. b.: iatrobs:
% o st. n.e.-Brick; 8 rms. and bath: la.
trobe: gas; 50 800.
1916 9th NV; brick: z rooms, bath; latrobe;
1921 ; st; .sxo; brick: rooms. bath: la
frs s,7 a g. st $50 brick: rooms, bath: Il,
trobe; gas; $1,000.
1O4 X st. Sc: brick; Z rooms, bath; 81. 800
91S 4oth st. me-; frame; 9 rooms; latrObe
:4so-24-se Ct ..w.-Brick: rm'.. b.;
l7s. s g. 5, !: ito n~Briet; rms. b;
rms: Zee. hail: b.; iatrobe; gas. $500:
235 I'd ct n.e.-Brick. $500
G17-19 Va. ave. se.-Brick and frame. s, 900.
hall IT, b. ei e".: siectficty: furn, $3.50. se
2306 y st; nw.-6 rms: brick; lot 5ox1o0:
1893 2sd .t; n.w.-Briek and frame: rms.
, ), 2sS . ;oo ne.-Briek' gas; rms. b.;
i1oss: Brick. 5000 90 ~ '''' ~ ''''
III ct. s.w.-6 rms: latrobe. 5000.
2356 9Th Ut. n.w;-Brick: 8 rms. rec. hall.
1893 Bennalns. q. S:e-s rms. b.: brick;
lstrobe; gas. - 800
1875 and 1873 Francis st. Sc: brick. 4 roomi
each; in excellent condition. 81 600 each.
SUBURBAN
Laurel: frame; rooms. bath; electricity
garage VACANT; So, 900.
Kensington tcorner Conn. and Baltimor'
| SITS brick; IA rooms; ami; $1,000.
Tuxedo: frame: rooms bath: L.-w.h.
large lot and garden; garage; $500.
| s.U7 Newton ST.. Mt. RAINIER. Md. twhlte) -
Campbell st.. Mt. RainierE7 r. and hall;
frame; garage: large lot. $4.s5o.
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CAN'T; rms. rec hall: b.; s.:tosy f e me
Del Ray. Va. (vhite)..5 rms. b.. stean
heat. garage: electricity. 81. 500.
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