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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-08
6 ROOM HOUSE

Modern except furnace. walking dis
lance on Tyler St Only $2,65O. $500
down, balance like rent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-08
THERE ARE WOMEN
IN OUR TOWN

Who are changing the old order of
things. In former years the women
who could talk in an Intelligent man
ner of prize fights. heavyweight
champs. bouts. knockouts and every
thing connected with the fistic art were
as rare as five-cent street car fare
would be today. Now it's all changed
They read the sport colin in the pa
pcrs. they watch the bulletin board for
news of the fight and Monday over
half of the calls coming In at the State
Journal office inquiring about the
battle at Benton Harbor were from
women Perhaps they called for
their husbands" suggested someone.
7 should say not" responded the per-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-08
FOR sALE-PET STOCK
FOR sALE-nEAL ESTATE

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PUPPY 6 mo. old. 513 W. 7th. Phone 800
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-08
6 ROOM COTTAGE
5 ROOM COTTAGE

And IA lots near Highland Park.
Price $4,000. $500 cash, balance Ike
rent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-08

Miss Adelaide Seeds entertained
with a party this afternoon at her
home in College avenue compli-
mcntary to Miss Emily Seery, whose
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-08
FOR sALE-MoToRCYCLEs

FOR sALE-1919 Haley Davidson motor
cycle. in good condition, cheap. Phone
$40 Ring 2. 235 Harrison. Call or phone
after p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Selwyns to Open
New Thcater With
Big Musical Show
Playhouse, Which Is Named
the Apollo, Will Open in
October and Will Present
Summer Revue EachYear

The Apollo is the name selected by
the Selwyns for their new theater
adjoining their Times Square Theator
in Forty-second Street. 1t will be
opened carly in October with an all
star cast in big musical production.
The house will be devoted exclusively
to musical comedy. A big summer
revue is to be an annual event.
The Selwyns will open with Frank
Tnney in "Tickle, Nc" in the latter
part of August. Florence Reed will
begin the season OF the new Times
Square Thcater in "Thc Love Woman"
d new play by Edgar Sclwyn. The title
of the musical play at the Apollo has
not been decided.
The Selwyns also own or control the
New Park Theater, in Boston: the
Selwyn and Chicago theaters now build
ing in Chicago. and the new Hanna
Theater in Cleveland. Their new
theaters in Philadelphia and Detroit
will not be ready before next year.
Selwyn Stars ON Tour
OF the Selwyn stars, Jane Cowl is on
tour in "Smilin' Through; Donald
Brian and Peggy Wood are on the road
in Buddies"; Margaret Lawrence and
wallace Eddlnger IN Nv eddlng Bells;
Leo Carrillo is to appear in "The
Toreador," now romantic comedy
Adolph Klauber's "Nightie Night" and
his new production, "Scrambled Wives"
are Selwyn enterprises. George V.
Hobart's new play, Sonny" with
Emma Dunn, Lillian Lorraine and
Ralph Morgan as featured players, will
be seen soon. Later Margaret Law
renee will appear here in a new comedy
by Roi Cooper Megrue. Allan Dine
hart will be seen in Edgar Allan Poe"
new play by Samuel Shipman.
Oliver Morosco announced yesterday
some of the plays which he will bring
Pacific Coast.
"The Humming Bird" by Maude Full
ton, vail open the Little Theater early
in September, with Miss Fulton in the
title role. About the same time "Marrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Hoax Inquiry Gets
Girl Press Agent
Offer of Marriage
Five of Universal Co. Staff,
Questioned by Swami, All
Deny Framing Suicide;
Spin Matrimonial Yarn

Press agents Of the Universal Film
Manufacturing Company Inc. appeared
vexed yesterday vaen District Attor-
ney Swami summoned onv five of their
number to his Office in his quest for
the author of the suicide hoax which
led policemen to drag a lake in Cen
trail Park for a Japanese actress who
was in Japan and quite undrowned ut
the time.
They made the best Of the situation,
however, and announced that Sylvia
Cushman, one Of those invited to the
District Attorneys office. had received
an offer Of marriage as result of
the prominence she attained through
Mr.. Swann's investigation.
home press agents decided, just before
Miss Cushman started for the PROSE
cutor's office. and was from a Harvard
student who rescued Miss Cushman
about year ago from some rough Bos-
ton youths.
at gave me much courage" they
quoted Miss Cushman as saying. They
declined, however, to say whether it
gave her courage enough to accept the
Harvard student.
Besides Miss Cushman, the members
of the Universal publicity staff whom
Mr.. Swami selected were Joseph Mayer,
manager of the publicity department;
Henry o. Bate, his assistant; William
Cults and Herbert Levitan Though
not sustained by any proposals Of mar
riage, they acquitted themselves we'll,
declining to answer pointed questions
on the ground that to do so might in
crimnate or degrade them.
They did identify salary vouchers
Mr.. Swami displayed, but fatty refused
to confirm or deny his suspicion that
one, for $780, represented the sum paid
to Chinese lady to leave her clothes
beside the Central Park lake in the
hope that they would be taken for
those of the japanese actress. How
the Chinese lady, having carried out
y ~ nf thn tro tinr -G..t q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Brady Jury Is Discharged

John J. Brady, SON of the late Su-
premc Court Justice Brady, OF 434e
Park Avenue, the Bronx, will receive a
second trial on the charge of grand
larceny in connection with the theft Of
an autom obile it was announced yes
terday. The jury which tried Brady
but was unable to agree on verdict
after almost two days, was discharged
by Judge John F. Mcintyre, of General
Sessions, yesterday.
Brady is lawyer, with Offices at 500
Courtlandt Avenue, the Bronx. He is
under bail pending new trial. He
did not take the stand in his own de-
Tense, but several character witnesses
testified in his behalf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
800 Russian Children Coming
To L. s. on WAY to Join Parents

WASHINGTON, July 3o.-Nearly 500
Russian children, en- route from Vlad
ivostok to Petrograd to rejoin their
parents, whom they have not seen since
the spring of 1918, will arrive in San
Francisco August 2, the American Red
Cross announced to-day. The children
are on the steamer Yomi Maru in
charge Of Red Cross doctors, nurses
and attendants and several Russian
school teachers who have been caring
for them for more than two years.
The children were sent to Siberia
for safekeeping by their parents in
petrograd when the revolution moved
toward its height.
They will spend several days in San
Francisco, visit Panama Canal ports
and New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Picture Stars Visit Police
Fairbanks and Mary Pickford
See Sights at IEeadnuarters

Douglas Fairbanks and his wife, who
is known in the films as Mary Pickford,
called at Police Headquarters yesterday
to offer their services in connection
with the police field days. Police
Commissioner Enright granted them
an audience and shook hands with
them.
The visitors were interested in seeing
the sights at headquarters. Mr. Fair
banks, who is we'll developed muscu-
larly, was permitted to raise himself
on the horizontal bars and to watch
rookie patrolmcn who were being in
structed in jiujitsu.
He wore q champagne colorcd suit, q
soft hat of brown felt. pink shirt a
lavender cravat end tan shoes. Mrs,
Fairbanks wore dress or pink chiffon.
pink hat and an expression of an
guish which was caused, she said, by a
toothache
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

the Poor Girl" by Owen Davis, will
begin an engagement at the Fulton The
alter. Tho Morosco Theater will open
August 20 with 1.-THE Bat"
Other Plays Under Way
Other plays under way for trial on
the Coast are "Wait Till We're Mar
ried," by Hutchinson Boyle and Ru-
doph Bunner; new version of "Seven
Miles to Arden" by Anna Nichols;
1.-THE Clam Digger" by Eleanor Hinck-
ley; "Conqucring Kate" by Rita
Creighton Smith; "The Rainbow
Bridge" by Paul Dickey and Charles
E. Goddard; "Slippy Niece" and "The
Rose of the Ghetto" by Edward Rose,
and whistler" by Mrs. Cavendish
and Mrs. Curry.
"Whister" is play of which Mr..
Morosco has high hopes. He says he
is giving it production quite as much
to satisfy his artistic sensibilities as to
make a business success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Tetrazzini Sued for $4,000
Singer Said to Have Been Paid
for Concert She Didn't Give

Emma Swift Hammerstein, as treas
urcr OF the Oscar Hammerstein Me
mortal Association, fled suit yesterda,
to recover $4,000 from Luisa Tetraz-
zini, opera singer, and her manager,
jules Diaber, alleging that the singer
had contracted to sing at concert
given at the Hippodrome on May for
$4,000, half of which sum, it is said,
was paid to Nine. Tetrazzini in adj
vance.
On the night of the concert, it is al
legged, The opera singer failed to APP
pear, and the plaintiff says she has
been unable TO obtain from the singer
or her manager the return of the $500
paid on account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

Miss Viola BelaSco, an English
cousin of David Belasco, producer, will
appear as the principal dancer in
"Chu Chin Chow" the Comstock g.
Gest road production, now in rehearsal.
we'll known chorus man called at
the Ziegfeld office in the New Am
sterdam Theater Building yesterday
seeking an engagement, and, seeing
Eddie Cantor, thought the comedian
was an office boy. please present this
card to Mr.. Zicgfcld," he said Eddie
did, and found Mr. Zcgfeld busy.
Chorus said he couldn't wait, as he
had an appointment with Dave Belasco.
"By the way" said Cantor as the Wis
itor was leaving, "is Eddie Sothern
still with you?"
Rudolf Shldkraut, Shakespearian
actor, due here Monday on the steam
ship Savoy, will be connected the COM
ing season with the Jewish Art The
alter He will appear in Shakespearian
and modern plays.
"The Mandarin" adapted for the
American stage by Herman Bernstein,
will be presented in October by the
Modern Play Producing Company in
conjunction with the Shuberts Josef
Shildcraut, who was formerly associat-
ed with Max Reinhardt, will play the
'no1 UT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
5 Stores i'm Greater New York:

GdT Eighth Avenue.
4 zoo West 1G5th Street.
BROOKLYN,
+ FOG broadway, near Thornton St.
tIS6I broadway, cor. Gates Avenue.
41S Fifth Avenue, cor. 18th Street,
= 500 Manhattan Ave. (Greenpoint)
X 44S Fulton Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

r 80 Nassau Street.
S47 broadway, near 1ath.
1852 Broadway, cor. Seth st.
149o Broadway Times Sq)
+ 9S4 Third Avenue.
H1463 Third Avenue.
E22O3 Third Av., cor. 11Oth St.
E2770 Third Av..bet. 146thd14thSts
SfQYsaa ma rig ed vaxii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

JERSEY CITY-1S Newark Av.nue.
*HoBoKEN-12o Washington Street.
*uNIoN HILL--276 Bergenline Ave.
tNEWARK-S31 Broad Street.
*FATERSON-19c Mark etSt.,cor. Clark
*TRENTON- 20 East State Street,
ouglas Shoes for Women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

the park without attracting attention
or where she put the money, Mr.. Swami
did not say.
"They are heartily ashamed Of the
hoax" said Mr.. Swami when the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

the hero makes fortune, loses it and
makes it again. AS matter of fact,
the hero Of Opportunity" was ruined
twice. once in Wall Street and once in
West End Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

agents, none of them visibly cr...
fallen, had departed ''est-
Mr.. Swami said that he haanY >.
cided yet whether to get the grand ;s se-
after the press agents. 'ofy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
The Stage Door

Nat Finston, conductor of the or
chestra at the Capitol Theater, has re-
signed to assume the musical direction
Of Goldwyn presentations throughout
the country. His first work will be with
"Earthbound."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-30
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
HOME MERCHANTS.


ALL FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Mass. ave. ne. Lincoln Park,-6 r.
and b. Splendid condition Complete with
furniture. Owner leaving city. Investigate
this and make offer. About 49, cash
required.
Hobart Place n.w.-vacant: good order:
white neighhorhood; 81 800 cash; balance same
as rent. Key at office
Chevy Chase-New home. ready August l.
4 fine bedrooms; well arranged first floor; mod
ern will sell rent.
Takoma Park, Md.-Carroll ave. 800 block
New Groom modern cottage, with garage;
$500 more cash; balance rent;
NATIoNAL REALTY co.
go New York ave. NJ. 1907 Il
TAKE A LOOK AT THESE DESIRABLE
HOUSES NEAR 14th ST. EXTENDED.
sAUL's ADDITION AND NEARBY
PROPERTIES.
Montague St near 14th-very attractive;
cellar; hot-water heat and electricity; 5Ox13s
15.foot alley; garage $4,000.
Decatur st.-A detached house, o rooms ::
cellar; hot-water heat and electricity; ga
rage: lot 45xs9; 2Ofoot alley; fruit trees. etc !;
Delafeld st.-A Groom dwelling; stories
and attic: cellar: metal garage; 2 porches:
hot-water heat and electric lights; lot 4Ox
So; alley. $4,000.
Emerson st.-Detachcd; s rooms: hot water
heat and electric lights; sleeping porches; lot
5Oxs9 alley; s1275O.
Emerson st.-lO rooms and . baths hot-wa-
ter heat and electric lights: garage: double
rear porches; lot 4o1s5; $1,000
jefferson st.-S rooms; hot-water heat: cleo
tricity; lot 40x14O; ST.. 100
Kennedy st.-S rooms; colonial front. hot
water heat and electric lights; $4,000.
lOngfellow st.-A detached house. 10
rooms; hot-water heat garage to hold two
ears: lot 50x140; 81, 800.
Montague ST. rooms and baths; garage :.
ot JOx133 to alley; SO 900
Shepherd ST rooms garage; hot-water
heat: porches; frontage of 33 feet. 50 TO
Narnum st.-A three-story residence: o
rooms: sleeping porches; hot water heat: slate
roof; lot 4Ox115: So. 900.
Webster st.-A new brick dwelling. hot
water heat and electric lights; lot aOxI45
Sl1, 500.
STONE & FAIRFAX
1872 New York aye.
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q
Adams street Just off North Capitol WIN
in walking distance of st. Martin 5 thurch anu
new school A six-room and bath bricK resi-,
dence Large reception hall. furnace nea. anu
GAS light ON n lot 14O TT. deep. rms nous
Is in Exceptionally good condition and asanao PIE
for immediate occupancy. Price, so'oVo' Oh
easy terms. ~
Parkyiew On Warder street near Kenyon.
A thoroughly modern six room and bath prick
residence: h-wh. electric lights, colonial 'front.'
porch. Price, $3.50
Clarendon. Va On Walnut avenue An
eiqbt-room and bath frame and stucco resi-
dence Five bedrooms. Double porcnes front
and rear Pipeless furnace mot hot arr cree
'ric lights and gas. Lot 5Ox15o II. PRICE,
ST, $50 on easy terms.
Georgetown On street near 'oth ST. IN
cellent neighborhood. large lo-roon three
story brick residence. Seven bedrooms, h:,w.h.'
electric lights and gas throughout keep
tioually good proposition for -ooming mouse,
fraternity or club house. Price. $3O-OOO, on
convenient terms. -.
Mt. Pleasant Just off 14th street car line
A six-room and bath brick house in pink OF
condition and thoroughly modern; h-wh. eiec-
tric light Lot $50 feet deep. Price only
SO 900 and can be sold terms as low as
81 600 cash.
Near Mass and 14th street Sc.
ern in every respect. H.w.h:. cleo. lights.
double rear porch. Price, $500. Very small
w L l. | A M 5
1909 New 70
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Price. S11,5OO.

w ASIll4N VI YIN I1L1111 -.
Price. S11,5OO. 4
A Most Unusual Buy.
A beautiful s-room and bath home; open
frepaces; 3 porches; lot 22x1O5; electric
lights.
NORTHWEST.
Price, Sc. 500.
Six-Room Detached Home.
Lot 1OOx15o; fruit trees; hot-water heat,
house newly papered: easy terms.
BLOOMINGDALE.
Price. $1,000.
Splendid Groom Corner Home
On North Capitol St near Rhode Island ave. !;
ton which doubtless warrants higher price.
NORTHWEST.
Price, $4,000.
An Attractive Groom
And 2-hath home on nth St, in the growing
porchcs; hardwood floors very easy terms.
SOUTHEAST.
Price, $500.
An Exceptionally Nice Groom
And bath home just OF incon Park; Of
the prettiest locations southeast.
BLOOMINGDALE.
One of the Most Attractive
Homes in this section: rooms and BATH hot
water heat. electric lights. hardwood floors:
garage: house in perfect condition. owner has
purchased larger house and will sacrifice. =
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Price. SlO,5OO.
"A Splendid S-Room and Bath
Home; hct-water heat. electric lights; nice
yard. Small cash payment
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Price, $4,000.
An excellent Groom and bath home located
in best section Of Mt. Pleasant. west of 10Th
St: hot-water heat; lot 20X121. Reasonable
terms.
NORTHEAST.
Price. $3.50.
SiX-Room and Bath Brick Home
III Bloomingdae. Can be sold on $500 cash
and $40 PEI month. \ good buy.
CHAS. d
Main ,36-,37.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
WOODLEY PARK.
Price. $13,5OO.
n O II

Continued.
WOODLEY PARK.
Price, $13,5O0.
A Beautiful 8-Room
And o-bath home. just off Connecticut ave-.
ton; overlooks government ground; Ami.
BUNGALOWS.
Price, $500.
Just Off Corn. Ave-,
Chevy Chase.
beautiful locality; hot.water heat. electric
be given.
NORTHWEST.
Price, S1O.5OO.
Near 18th and Park Road.
A beautiful semi-detached S-room home;
hot water heat. electric lights. Immediate pos
session; very reasonable terms
NORTHWEST.
Price, S13,50O.
An unusually attractive s-room home; hot.
water heat electric lights; concrete front
porch; . open tireplaces; ample room for ga
rage. Terms can be arranged.
CHEVY CHASE.
Price, $3.50.
An Unusual Home
In one OF the best sections of Chevy Chas
hot water heat, electric lights; lot ooXl52.
Here is an opportunity to get home In this
bt autiful section at very low price
NORTHEAST.
324 9th St.
An Excellent S-Room
And bath home hot water heat; newly papered
and painted throughout; deep lot to alley;
vacant; $3.50.
INVESTMENTS.
We have several houses and apartments net
ting from IL to ~ per cent. These properties
range in price from
$1,000 to $4,000.
Whether or not you wish to buy a home.
take the time to the prettiest. most coz
yeniently and practically planned new hor,
with the largest rooms, incest finish. in =
city-.47 Shepherd st. NV. Convenient to 1tui
st. car line These homes will appeal to those
who know construction and appreciate when a
home is built to stand the test of time.
SAGER,
OBJ 18th St. NV.
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DO YOURSELF
THE FAVOR

DO YOURSELF
THE FAVOR
and inspect first the neighbor-
hood and then the Houses we
are erecting-that are making
that neighborhood what it is-at
TWELFTH AND MICHIGAN
AVE.
Take cars marked Brookland. J
They are new type
DUTCH COLONIAL
AND BUNGALOWS.
Six and eight rooms. wholly
detached and conveniently con-
structed. The advantages are
overwhelmingly in their favor.
Sample Homes open for in
spection every day and evening.
NOT OPEN ON SUNDAY.
Deliveries in from 3 to E weeks.
Price-and that's a most at
tractive consideration
$o.5SS to $1O.112.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
30 place like home air.. '''''
No home like
Woodward Building.
Suite 1899. 18th and H SITS. NV.
1928 KENYON ST. NV.
Only one left-very large. s rooms. . baths,
garare; hardwood floors. New. Open for in
spcction.
5lO7 18th ST. NV.
NEAR IRVING ST.-6 rooms tile bath: room
for garage: hest location in city.
CARR. II. SMITH. OWNER,
col. las. 1921 Fillmore st, NV.
HOUSES FOR SALE TO BETTER: CLASS
c"lEed-Seseral fine. large homes: good nv
and ne. locations; 81, $50 TO $500 cash. Ad-
lr"ss Bor TSP. Star office. 81
81 800 $50 MONTHLY. RUYS FROM OWN
or well located home. six rooms and bath:
front and rear porches. with improvements
M 10 date. See MIR. LAUGHLIN. 4406 ILL.,
FOR sAIIICHARMTNG CORNER HOUSE
on 18th STREET. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
NEWLY PAPERED: IN EXCELLENT CON
DITION ROOM FOR GARAGE. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION GUARANTEED. PRICE, SIS. 900
X. F. BRADLEY, COLORADO BLDG. Il
9O3 MASS AVE NE-SEVEN ROOMS AND
bath. hot water heat; gas; good condition
good location: Sc 200 terms; immediate oc-
lay. Sl'
- .nO0-ON X ST. NE. BETWEEN 9Th AND
eth; six large rooms; front porch. Only $500
cash: $25 month.
H. r. HOwENsTEIN co.
lax : At. NV. or It'll and u sta. NE.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
WAGGAMAN &
Franklin 74S5.

WAGGAMAN &
Franklin 74S5.
IMMEDIATE
Chevy Chase, Md.
S17, 500.
One square from car line. near Circle, ex-
ceptionally attractive home Of twelve rooms.
Excellent condition. Beautiful grounds;
porches: garage.
Dupont Circle Section.
S12, 500.
Comfortable and attractive home Of ten
rooms, two la tbs Hot-water heat. electricity:
large lot. with room for garage. Excellent
condition.
Near New Interior Department.
$3.50.
Semi tached house. seven rooms. two
baths; good condition. Unusually large lot.
Convenient to all government departments.
Excellent investment property.
3 Street NE. Near Library.
$3.50.
One Of the best bargains offered on Capitol
Hill. Ten rooms and two baths: good size
yard. HOt-water heat. Recently redecora ted.
Unusually well arranged for rooming house.
WAGGAMAN &
Franklin Z4S5
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14O5 Eye Street.
Cheur Chase d. c.

AHCNN NIldSN, ~ -
Beautiful two-story home. semi-de tacheu'
with all modern improvements; hrst moor com
prises hall living room, dining room ana
kitchen. beautifully finished with hardwood VOC
floors and trim: second floor has three BED.
rooms and modern tiled bath and inclosed
sleeping porch; house has large front and double
rear porches; hOtwater heat electric lshts'
screens throughout A bargain at $1,000.
McKEEVER GoSS,
1905 Eye Street. Main 4io2.
S18.5OO.
In Chevy Chase. d. c. Detached stucco house
of ten rooms and three modern baths; large porch
across front and side; double back porches
electricity house has two-car built-1n hre-
uroof parape You can do no better anywhere.
MckEEVER 4 GOSS.
14o3 Eve Street. Main 475a.
Chevy Chase. Md.
Detached home with front and double rear
double freproof built-in garage. heated. Price,
SD 800. Easy terms.
McKEEvER & GOss,
1903 Eye Street. Main 4l12
A new SlI 800 bungalow on lot S0xlOS. with
space for garage two stories, cellar and attic
eight rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments hot water heat. electricity; hardwood
floors and trim: front and back pOrches. Phone
us about this home.
14O5 Eve Street Main 4752.
Connectic,
Make us an offer this beautiful stuc'
rear porches: sleeping porch; fifteen rooms an
ments; fine electric fixtures: hardwood floors;
We recommend this a good buy.
Mex FFNE,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CnutNnuah

INC, .
Ola 18th ST. NV.
POSSESSION.
r Street Near Wisconsin Ave.
$11,5W.
Nine-room detached house. With atfr.etvs
srounas. Overiooks beautifM estate House
in excellent condition.
Park Road Near 18th Street.
Zone square from Church Of the Sacred Hearty
SlO,50O.
Ten rooms Very comfortable home. Hot
water heat. Good size lot, with room Tor ga
rage.
Near 18th and Penna. Ave. Sc.
Price. $500.
Attractive colonial home OF six rooms. Two
squares from car line. Very well built. Front
porch large yard 10 wide alley. One OF the
best values in the southeast.
Illinois Avenue (Petworth).
Price. s., 500.
About two squares from car line. Thoroughly
modern home; hot water heat. gas ard cleo.
Six rooms and bath. front and back porch.
room fo- garage. Unusual opportunity FOR at
tractye home.
INC,
Ola 18th St. NV.