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New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Copeland Asks Splitting Ban
Would Enforce Ordinance 10
Curb Infautile PARALYSIS

Six deaths from infantile paralysis
have been reported to the Health De-
partment in the last two weeks, it was
announced Yesterday, and of the sixty
five cases of the disease reported since
January l thirty-eight have been re-
ported SINCE September /. Dr. Royal
s. Copeland, Health Commissioner bas
directed that the ordinance prohib;tS
ing public. splitting be enforced more
carefully, but he does not regard the
situation as dangerous.
The Health Departments chart does
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
France Would Confer Directly
with Germany on Reparations

PARIS, Oct. 2.-Hope that France and
Germany would conduct direct negoti-
atlons on the question of reparations
was expressed to the French Ambassa-
dor to Germany during conversation
he had yesterday with DR.. Simons. Ger
man Foreign Minister, according to
the Journals correspondent at Berlin.
The correspondent adds that upon the
initiative of Germany, there has al
ready been an exchange of views be-
tween competent French and German
authorities
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03

were intrusted, and they would not be
so easy to get.
Mr.. O'Connor said that substantial
progress had been made in the admin
istration of the liquor laws. "Thev
bring a revolution in the habits of the
people," he said, "and we should be
reasonable in what we expect"
Permits are granted for the sale Of
liquor for medicinal and sacramentai
purposes.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03

not show grouping Of the cases in
any one locality" he said. "In one in
stance there are two cases within five
blocks, bat this is the closest one case
is to another m tho city. The disease
appears to be distributed through diff
ferent secticns of the city and each
section contains limited number of
cases. An examination of the chart
shows that whatever the cause, it is
widespread and not dependent ap-
parently on contact for transmission,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03

General Weather Conditions
WASHINGTON. Oc. 2.-Pressure was
hteh to-day over the states east Of the
Mississippi River and along the middle Pa
cifc coast and it was low over the plains
states. the Rocky Mountain region and the
Northwest. Fair weather prevailed
throughout the country. except that light
local rains occurred in portions of the
Northwest.
The temperature continued below the
seasonal normal in the east and southeast
ern states and frost reported this
morning from Wisconsin. Michigan and
the upper Ohio valley southwark to Ten
nessee and northwestern South Carolina.
The temperature is somewhat higher. in
the Mississippi Valley and readings were
slightly above normal tonight between
the Rocky Mountains and the upper
Mississippi Valley.
The outlook is for generally fair weather
Sunday and Monday in the states east of
the Mississippi River. The temperature
viii rise slowly.
District Forecast--New England. eastern
New York eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Delaware. fair Sunday and Monday
with rising temperature.
Western Pennsylvania, western New
York-Fair; warmer Sunday and Monday.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03

Mrs. Myron, whom he reared, is to
leave the Ryan home and live apart
from the family =
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Weather Report

Sun rises. 5:54 am. Sun Sets. 5:36 pm
Moon rises. $50 am. Moon sets. 11:46 pm
Note-The above figures are standard
time and not New York State time
Local Forecast - Fair to-day and to-
morrow; rising temperature; moderate to
fresh southwest and south Winds
Local Official Record - Tho following
official record shows temperatures during
the last twenty-four hours in comparison
with the cOrrespOnding date of last Neal..
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Local Official Record - Tho followi

Highest, 81 degrees Cat $3.50 p. m)
lowest, 46 degrees Cat a. m.) average
5+ degrees; average same date last year
50 degrees; average same date for thirty
three years, 61 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Humidity

a. m. "a p. m.... Sc 3 p. m. so
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
General Weather Conditions

Barometer Readings
0.10 p. m. 3O.12 8 p. M. s
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Kinonos at B Off

S6500 to 1855, formerly $4,000 to $4,000
Japanese Silk Crepe Kmono-there are Gfy of them
Heavily embroidered natural by the most skl6J hands -
beautifully nterned with silk appropriate contrasting shades al A.
reduction of one third off our regular prices ~ ." " q
Second
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
WHITE

DeIray. Va oxford ave. rooms
and bath; lot 5oxi25: cellar; elec'
light; steam heat $500.
1879 isth ST. N. VS. stories,
rooms and bath, lstroes heat ana sss
concrete CELLAR by spending sl,boo Tor
improvements you can make large
return on your money.
SCI ard sT. n. E.--s rooms and bath;
gas latrobe heat; room for garage
$500. Terms.
1885 OTIS PLACE n. We rooms,
reception hall and bath; concrete eel
lar. Large lot to paved alley. Inn
mediate possession. s.Too-terms.
saith ST., MT. RAINIER. MD. VA;
CAN'T rooms, large reception nall
and bath; . story frame house; large
Price, st,soo-terms.
Tl5 sth ST. n. E.--l0 rooms baths:
double freproof garage; bedrooms
excellent boarding or roomtng house
location. Price. t5.Goo-terms.
s5oa NEWTON ST, MT. RAINIER.
MD.-New 6 rooms ana bath bungA-
low; a. IN. L.; metal garage lot 6Oh
1905 possession. Price. sG,lso-terms
5o7 SEWARD SQUARE. s.. E..
rs roomst h, W. H.; extra lot; 10 oed
room. $4,000.
,i2 X ST. n. VS. rooms and bath;
excellent condition. $500. Bargain.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
F0R sALE-NousEs
HyAttsville.

F0R sALG-NousEs
Hyattsville.
A beautiful bungalow. Has just been
completed. Favs rooms, electric lights
rooms. lot Jox.ss feet. Price. 1850,
Terms. si.soo cash
Good Location Southeast.
semi-detsehsa. s-rooyn house, not water
neat Price, $3.50. Only $500 cash and
t5 monthly.
On Md. Ave. near Stanton Park.
Vacant.
pont aud rear yards 10 vide alley Horss
IN perfect cOnditios. This 10 ore Of ths
s ssss sass IN r. r.: s 900 9; sSSs S1SR Ss can't
C Street Southeast.
rooms ana bath, lstrobe hest: back
yardi 10 alley Price, $3.50: tseo cash,
$1,000.
In BTookisnd-6-room house, hot water.
eiectricityi detached home with right
lsrss lot; h'Soo cash. In almost perfect
$4,000.
on ~ J. ave. rear the Capitol. S.ropm
wood trim large front yard well con
structed brick garage for cars. with
eemented rocf. all cash above the rast
$3.50.
Groom latrObe heat home on u 81 y "
$4,000.
almost perfect condition. strictly no6srnj
% wide sIisy' About 5000 s..n
$3.50.
On Carolina 81. N w, Just south Of You
street. between 18th and 10th sts s.roon
alley. About 81, 500 cash. Immediate pos
| session.
s-room brick on Fla. ave. N W; hot
water heat: 1850 cash.
$4,000.
Near Florida ave. and eth st; wood
alley should sell at anytime for the aoov'
| In. .Anaeostis. Bakery store. dwsillssi
| u,sso cash; room fer garage
$500
srE ''is s;.: ::';ss% s:.S ,s:%s; s.s%.o No. '''' ''
L .S0,500.
ds.ia z NJ .s.s.s.oas s:s ss~ .ts: : Is s'rsif sai
Cash payment. sI5o.,
Good Location in Brishtwood
slec., semi detached siucco. double Earase,
i'1s Price $500 ,.ss CASH s.'' ''SAcxNr. vacant
West Of 14th and North Of Fla. Ave.
| A detached brick home with 10 iars.
SS% % ss isa hS. onsS heat ssss'.
1 In fSSSA
SiGooo; terms. A beautiful location
$3.50.
s-room house on Adams street n. w.:
| large rooms; furnace heat, large lot: g.
| raget good location and q good home; ses
thls nors sa ssfore yoS buy an ,,room O,, home me
possession can be had at once.
GROOM NEW HOME.
h ysrS IN front %tS ssdss o"T. @srs
large lot about lso feet deep. house in Hne
condition. Price H.7oo: only $500 cash
den; Latrobe heat. -
$3.50. On D Street N. E.
One Of the most modern homes in the
sii % not%a,sr os oiSs heater 'fsS
. ssfssss ssrs as seSs SS'sa Cash ROOF" for
On Wide Beautiful X Street n. E.
$4,000.
e-room house; hne location: furnace
| heat; will allow enough Of money to put
| possession; 1900 cash: balance on easy
| terms: would make good investment, az
| / can rent 1t to good, responsible people
| for $40 per month.
On M Street N. W.
| Near 7th St: rooms 1.atrobe heat;
| very nice condition. price $3.50
On M Street N. W.
| Near 9Th ST.: 1o-room house furnished!
| price $500; water heat, electricity
| and in very fine condition.
HAVE A NUMBER OF HOMES
FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
J. d. GARMAN.
| n;s@r;,+ National pooL pIJo
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
CORNER STORE AND APART
MENT-x2 hln

Vermont ave, south OF 4: store hrst
door ana apartment above containing .
rooms and bath; well heated! occupied by
monthly tenant. purchaser could get pos.
session within reasonable time. Property
Is clear OF any trust, and terms can be ar
ranged.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
Corner West of 10th st.

e Beautiful corner home s-story and
cellar brick, 10 rooms. 3 baths. all
outside rooms hot water heat, cleo
trio light. hardwood floors; double
garage; private drive; has just been
remodeled and put in excellent con-
dition; possession. Price, $4,000. In
spection through this office.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
Lamont st. West of 16th.

Very attractive s-story stone and
stuceo,. seni-dstaohed home contain
ing all modern conveniences, inciud-
ing steam heat, electric lights, gas.
hardwood floors. .etc. This house is
designed for comfort and convsnisnce;
large front porch with STONE columns.
only $1,000. Possession. Inspect any
time.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
10th st. South of u Sc,

. Good. looking, three.storyand-e cellar
brick. i2 rooms. bath, hot-water heat,
electric lights. hardwood floors; for
sale at low ngure OF $4,000 to close
estate.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10

Near 1st and c Sts. N. w.
fns 1t.room house, In sxcellsnt
condition; hot-water heat, electric
PRICE, $500.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
Near 30th and q Sts.-
An Excellent Location.

A three story brick dwelling OF >
large rooms and bath. In excellent con
ditiOn. Reasonable terms. Early pos
session.
PRICE. 5000.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
FOURTEEN 2-FAMILY APARTS.-
az 900 EACH

In the vicinity OF New Jersey and New
York aVes. These apartments are WI
built, ana in good condition, containing 8
rooms and bath each. All rented to white
tenants We can sell separately or as an
entirety. Can arrange with reasonable cash
payment and monthly payments to suit.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
NEWTON ST. w. OF 14TH-ss 200

Convenient 10 the car line, cOmparatlvs-
lighted by electricity and gas, heated by
hot water. This house has been rac1ntly
DECORATED and IL in frst-olass condition.
Lot to a private alley. Building associa-
ton trust Of 5000. and convenient terms
can be arranged for responsible purchaser
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
PRICE, $l1,500.

A modern three-story colonial brick
dwelling. 10 rooms ~ bedroomsl. 2
baths. hot-wster heat, electric lights;
line lot. $50 n. deep to alley. In per
fact condition. Possession when de-
The Washington times., 1920-04-10

At Intersection of Maryland
Ave-, 14th and q Sts. N. y.
and at the same time q fne home. A
we'll built home. 7 rooms brick, large
o-story brick garage: now rented
for $3.50.
PRICE. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
SIXTEENTH ST. S. E.-ss,1Oo.

A very cheap house for the price named
2.story brick, consisting OF q rooms and
bath; has gas and Is we'll heated by hot
air furnace; 10 occupied by tenant by
monthly agreement; purchaser could set
possession within reasonable time, This IL
an opportunity for someone wishing n good
house for a small price.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE BY
,.., MOORE 4 HILL. Inc, o..
= l<20.22 II ST. N. w.

Near 9th st. and Cathedral Ave-.
Not Far From Wardman
Park Inn.
PRICE. ,I2.50o.
A beautiful modern home. thres-stoIy .
colonial brick, 0 rooms and bsthl not.
water heat, electric lights hardwood
noors; excellent lot to wide paved al
ley. Possession when desired.
Near n. Capitol and Bryant SITS.
PRICE, $4,000.
A hrsJ-cls modern home, three
story colonial brick dwelling, : rooms
and bath D bedrooms), hot'water
heat electric lights; hns cellar lsrSe
lot, go feet deep. In perfect condi-
tion. Possession at once.
Chevy Chase, Near Conn. Ave.
The most beautiful home In Cheyy
Chase for the price. Hollow tile con-
s.ss, Se''en Electric s'f lights. SsfdsooS noor..
rage. In perfect condition, POs''''is'
In ~ dayS
PRICE. Jis5oo.
9th ST., Between M and n, West
Side.
PRICE. $4,000.
A large. substantial property, suit
able for either . hons or 2 nusine:s
water heat. .elegant lot with large ga
rage In rear. Reasonable terms
Near goth and @ Sts. N. W.
PRICE, $3.50.
very substantial thres.story brick
dwslline, IS rooms and hath. cellar;
excellent lot to alley Immediate
possession.
Near 6th ana E Sta. N. e.
A hne tWo-iemiiy flat Of : rooms
and bath on each flbor. fne cellar, fur,
mace heat In each apartment; wen
rSntod- Reasonable terms.
PRICH. W,sso.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
'OWN N3UR Own HOME q
ron OAlE--N0uoGS

The properties advertised un-
der our name are controlled ex-
clusively by US. THEY ARR
ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We
give your business personal and
prompt attention.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
SEVERAL INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES.

Carroll ave. &. E.--s rooms ana bath.
%, $50. Fifth 1t. ". wy rooms and Z
baths, s-story garage In rear. $3.50. On
7th ut. N. W. stores, 8 rooms. with bath
each, tnobuding two 4.room bricks In rear.
S12,00v, These properties all belong to one
estate. are clear Of any trust, and oil cash
Ii required.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
BRADFORD & CO.,
1886 Southern Bldg.
Main 5877 Main 5878
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc,
1884 II st. NV. Phone Main 1923

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 II st. NV. Phone Main 1923
Price --sUBURBAN--In a very
good location, not FAR out, de-
slrable little home has just been
listed. 1t Is situated on lot
v 25x200 IT., and contains 6 rooms
and bath; an excellent heating
plant and electric lights. You
will do well to inspect this house
at once.
Price ss,750--DowNrow
ate possession NAV be had OF
this attractive three-story brick
dwelling. containing nine rooms
has several open hrepiaces and
large yard to wide paved
alley; reasonable terms of sale
will be made.
Price S.760--COLUhBIA HEIGHTS.
A very cheap house that in at
tractively planned ana mighty
well built contains six large
He Tisn hot nS w.ssr srn ths nma o.nsr nes,fn Wii
give possession and sell on con
Yenisnt terrua
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1894 Fl 81 NV. Phone Main 1923
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73s 18th 81. N. w. Main 6s30.
Consult Our Sales Department.
ON &c" ST. BET. 28D AND PATH.
az 600 Each

two-story bricks In good condition:
contains 4 rooms and bath occupied by
monthly tenants. These properties are
clear of any trust. First and second trusts
With a reasonable amount of cash can be
arranged for responsible purchaser.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
Near 14tb st. and Spring Rd.

Near 14th st. and Spring Rd.
A new modern two-story colonial
brick dwelling, having all the latest
improvements and advantages; south
ern exposure; 9 large rooms and bath.
hot water heat. electric lights. hard
wood floors; !, sieeping porch, large lot
paved alley. Immediate possession
price. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
PARK pL. n. w,--S7.000.

Near Soldiers Home grounds: convenient
to the car line; colonial front porch and
double rear porches; contains o rooms, tiled
bath: has electric light. hot.water heat
occupied by owner; immediate possession .
would require about $500 in cash, bal
ancs building association.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
ron sALE--HousGs
Near Ca Ave. and Columbia Rd
PRICE, $1,000.

A strictly modern residence OF
large rooms and bath. hot-~steT heat.
electric lights. beamed ceiling In
dining room; exosllent lot; ample
garage space Reasonable terms. The
location IL first class and the house
will please the most exaeting.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
ON SEATON ST. N. W.
"a. 800 EACH.

Several 2-story bricks, located between
18th ana sth streets and convenient to L
and tile bath; all modern convenienoes and
well heated. Lot 70 an alley. Would re-
qurs only q small amount OF cash A. nrst
paymsnt.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
N ST.. BET. 2ND AND SRD N. W.
S1b O(O

party requiring q large rear brick building,
which could be used as a garage. ware.
house or stable The house CONTAINS II
unusually large lot, fsh by is5 Oct deep
70 a Se.foot alley. containing 5,2;s square
feet. Property II clear and reasonable
terms can be arranged.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
ron OALG-houoES
This Home should Appeal to You.

sami.detschsd: eight rooms, bath,
-four bedrooms. hot-wster heat, electric
tight, hardwood floors. mahogany ana
white trim; screened double rear
porches, metal weather strips. avn
inas, etc. servants toilet and lays-
tory; side and rear alleyi s5-ft. 'front.'
age: very deep lot; garage immediate
possession. Price, $4,000. Terms.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
713 14th st. N. W.
NORTHEAST.
S6,7G0.

two-famiiy apartment near bth
and Il SITS. 8 rooms ana bath each
separate furnaces; rear porcnes'
Terms, $500.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
Corner In Columbia Heights.

Attractive well-built brick, la
rooms, Q baths. 2 servants rooms and
bath. buffers pantry: new steam heat
Ing plant; electric lights; hardwood
floors southern exposure: 5t-ft. 'front.'
age by iiS n. deep convcnient to cars
and near Central High school: q hne
location. Price. $1,000; terms II de-
sired.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
BOSS a PHELPS.
Telephone Main 4S40.
l406 X Street N. W.

Price. ts.Ooo--Nsar lsth ana
Park road, occupied by present
owner. two-story siK room and
bath boS-style colonial brick house.
large porchss. = back yard on .
level with the alley; ample space
for q garage convenient terms Of
sale and possersion any time.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
FOR sAlE-HOusEs

PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT you WANT IN
THIS LIST.
$3.50
most dssirsbIs home OF 10 rooms ana
s.,h-. in u. The soEThsAs9' S"oE,n,.s, q s ..-S -
spisndid . room ana bath home In
wsshinston's most fsshionAble nsiShoor-
ssos s II s. .n. vicinity Of DUPONT & S,ScLn; "a
can't. A spisndid opportunity TO buy .
home. Reasonable terms.
IN MT. PLEASANT. on. block .,,s.. eat Of Of
hath; colonial type home; h. W. h.. eloo-
tricity. This house Is In perfect condition.
iot to ,s a. alley; % posssssion % At once: terms
$1,000
on vide avenue In the NoRrdEAsTi
near LINCOLN PARK; attractive home OF
rooms ana bath h. ". h.: newly painted
Terms can be arranged. Possession VIII be
oven.
room and bath home In bssuufu
PErwoRTH; h. W. h.; gas and eisSsrioiy.
Concrete front and rear porchss: all Doors
and windows screened; terms
In Mt: pLEAsASJ: @ Seny'n,.o, lent. 70 ..s S;r;
baths! h. W. h; nas and rear alley. Lot
.3xl4.. Immediate possession-
Near PARK ROAD. between 18th and tts
strssts, splendid homo Of II rooms an9 J
baths: Z bed rooms and unusually large gin.
inG rsoa. This house has b. ". h. And
;::ty s::: Guy ~ s-f' r. rEsassT s;s2 e = sss., ''
913,6O0
Near conn. AVENUE in net sS SScss;
a.: nS,onTs n:s:sSIrsss1 roo@ ana s..h ssas: :
siscts1oity; sleeping and bssskfAst porohss;
Immeliafs psssssslu-
HOWARD 4 HINES
--Incorporatsd-
734 18th St. N. w. n 7so-7S1-7s2.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$4,000.

A modern dwelling near l1th and
Kenyon sts.; rooms and oatn "
bedrooms), vapor heat, electricity;
rement front porch. hardwood
floor on first floor: seepins
narrbes. screens and awnings
bujit.In sarage; 20-foot paved al
ley: occupied by owner; Immediate
possession.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
Hard to Duplicate This One
at Price-$11, 500.

= .Two-story and cellar. colonial brick.
: rooms. q baths, 4 bedrooms, hot
water heat. electric lights, gas. hard
wood floors. all rooms handsomely fin
ished in mahogany and white. sleep
ing porch. weather stripped, screens.
awnings. etc. good lot to alley; prae-
t'cally new and in excellent condition.
Immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
713 14th St. n. W.
CoLoRED PURCHASERS.

COLoRED PURCHASERS.
900 BLOCK r ST. s. W
9 rooms and bath; safsse: isrss YARD
S., ooo-Si. 900 cash. s3s month
ssss 90 pboGK so;S 1iTao 1iT'asosT,,se sri cash,
$50 . month.
rooms and bath. is,coo-i'oo cash
$50 month.
,.n. l,:' naoGs az ss,h srh h,ssT5SGA,sso Fl y M cash.
t25 month.
Q rooms. large yard 's.Ooo--'aoo cssh
$50 a month.
ro,,. isy ana Ss In. furnace heat; large
y.rd to alley. iSsOo--il,ooo cash "" +"
2goo BLOCK q 81 ST ,soo cash.
rooms and bath. s"''OV-S"VO
$40 a month.
" 400 BLOCK O ST. .o
rooms and bath. furnace neat N"N'
81 900 cash, $50 "a month
ptiHKlN ST. n. ". ,,,o
rooms rnh bath YARD TO hh''' ''''''
1900 BLOCK ,TH ST. y. ", ,,oo
rooms yard TO alley '2os-N-0'
cash, ,25 IA month.
400 BLOCK ON N ST. ., 40,
rooms: large yard N'oOo-'-OV '''"
Wv JOHN p. COLLINS Co.
2O4-2O5 Machinists Bldg"
Main 562g
Corner 9th st. and Mass ave. .-
spIENptpLN ArpoINTnp i.nooM
tapc-lty brick rchidUncei screened spep
ing and breakfast rofchUs, pnrlust nootr'
tiled bath aud shower: overlooking hu,h
Crcpk Park driveway; electric vacuum sys
tom Installed; artiatiCally furnrheh, lno'uu
ing draperies, russ, electric lamps' w ~
nsady for immediate occupancy. ALRac.
time terms TO quick purchaser. puy diLeet
and save brokers' commission, II,oe.
$4,000. For particulars phone CoIuhp's
7iss -,
iF Yot' WANT TO BuY on SELL REAL
ESTATE talk II over with ....
NJ E. MORGAN at q. N. ZhNTHlEoBh. ".
IN nROOKLAND--s rooms ana bath' nov
water heat: fns location; cotncf prop
erty. very large lot. Call North 6sS6
~ You WANT TO BUY or snl.L REAL
ESTATE talk ~ over With
". ". MORGAN al O, n, -zANTniNopR'
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
PHONE US If YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT you WANT IN
THIS LIST.
l1.2b0

A most dssirsbls home OF 10 rooms sna
bsthsI in the NoRrHEAsrI newly -.
psrsd; b. ". h.I convenisnt TO cas-. hss'
sonAbls terms.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
$500

$500
A splsndId Q room ana bath home IN
wsshin gton's most Fashionable nslShDor-
hoos in the vicinity OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
This house has been newly p~pered and
psintsd. has h W, h. and sleothoity. Va
can't. splsndid opportunity to buy
home. Reasonable terms
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
NEAR SOLDIERS HoME--ss5OO

on Randolph st., f-story brick. contain
ing 9 large rooms and bath; lighted by gsr
q nd electricity; hestsd by hot water The
lot Is 1bo IT, dsepto n paved alley. and has
a two-car garage. Occupied by owner, who
viii give immediate possession. First trust
Of So, 500 Would require 5000 cash.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
Mr.. GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE
60 00O

Two adjoining houses, containing 7 room.
| CHI, in fairly good condition, the lot Is
40xl4 1t. to . SOFT. alley: now re;.ted. but
purchaser could get possession: property Is
clear and convenient terms could be ar
ranged with reasonable cash payment.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
NEW JERSEY AVE, NEAR N ST.
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car line and the house 10 q thres-stofy
brick, containing 10 rooms and . baths, 4
open hreptaces: has hot-water heat and all
modern convsniences Lot is s0xis0 to Q
wido alley. Possession assured.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10

MARYLAND AVE. ~ E.--sS,s50.
Near tho Congressional Library and Capi-
toll walking distance To Union Station. con
ycnipnt 10 all car lines and possession can
he had within r. reasonable time. Three.
story brick, in good condition, containing
Q rooms and bath, heated by hot water:
has nrst trust Of $500 building Rssocla