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Cutting the Railroad Force.

The cutting of the force OF the local
division Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
indicates that the lines had been over
manned under Fedexal control. and that
with the prevailing high operation eX-
penscs it is necessary to curtall the outlay
as much as possible. There IS no ialling
~ in the business Of the roads. On the
otber hand it is larger than perhaps ever
before in the history Of railroading, ana
as lines pass back into private control u i
necessary 70 operate them on business
basis with the view of economy as well as
efficiency not lest sight Of, to avert even
tual bankruptcy. The shift Of roads back
10 the former owners is already manifest
i improved conditions Of travel and The
operation Of trains, even in the attitude q
the emnloves towards the patrons Of th'
/ companies.
Those who have been dropped frem The
railroad here need not be long cut Q
employment, for there seems to ne grea
! call for workers in almost all fields. M
man who can do almost anything ialrl1
well will find a place awaiting him at iaI
salary. so the men released by the ran
roads may regard the incident as SIM
pie shift of occupation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

The fact that the Japanese beetle
plague has gotten ahead of the authorizes
in New Jersey and has spread into the
adjacent section OF Pennsylvania should
arouse Delaware officials to prepare to
meet this menace which strips trees and
plants bare of their foliage 1t has
proven difficult pest to keep even IN
partial subsection and there seems TO be
no way to check the obnoxious foreigner
but to keep everlastingly trying.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Christian Scientists.
Cigarmakers [ mon

Christian Scientists.
Cigarmakers' Union.
Camp No. >, p Q. ). A.
Sheridan Post, q. A. r.
Welcome Lodge, |. ;. b.
CYRUS Temple, l.. c. +.
Hope Lodge. | O. Q. +.
American Lodge. 5. OF B.
Franklin Circle, b. of d.
Champion Lodge, Il. OF 2.
Delaware Council, {. B. l..
Brandywine Military Band.
Delaware Lodge, d. o. II.
National Protective Legion.
Usage Tribe, Imp'd. o. X. NJ.
Wilmington Council, c. b. L.
Columbia Lodge, A. o. L. W.
LOYAL Council, No /, d. OF l..
Delaware Council, 0. I. A. NJ.
Blue Rock Council, L. O. R. c.
Lafayette Lodge, No. :. X. OF 7
Welcome Lodge, Jr. @. [. A. NJ
German Beneficial Society No. ;.
Star of Bethlehem Lodge, |. G. +.
Harmony Council, No. /, I. 6. 4.
| Mattahoon Tribe, lmp'd. o. K. NJ.
| Mckinley Conclave, II. or ). ". Nj.
Cunning Bedford Council, X. 4 :. NJ: NJ
Washington Camp. No. 4, P. o. ,, A
| Evening Star Lodge, No. ,, O. }. OF b
! Naomi Lodge, r. D., No. /, !. .. y. r
Wilmington Division, I B. II. st. j NJ
William Mckinley, Com L. q. I'll. NJ. \
Local GIG, Carpenters and Joiners Union
Canton Delaware, No. l, |. .. .. +
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The weather, always an interesting
matter for remark, is giving US one OF
the most unusual mixtures on record.
II has run in three days Of October chill
following the hottest and sultriest day OF
the year. From the top figure Of the sum
mer, 90, on Saturday, the mercury fell TO
63 during Saturday night, going still
lower, to SIS, Sunday night, and TO 81 at
| a. IN. yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

An applicant ior o guiar army COM
mission 'lost out Loc US he took the
waitress who served BIZ a. luncheon out
a. dinner. lie was on 1cted on the
charge II conduct unb, omiIg an officer.
But wasn't il d wise fnaI cha move 10 thus
dodge tipping the fair seIyer2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

Resolute won the deciding race Of
the Americas Cup series, yesterday, and
the priced trophy remains IN our posses
sion. This is most gratifying, but II IS
matter of regret that at least one OF the
events was not a real speed contest, under
the conditions of "a wet sheet, flowing
sea. and a wind that follows fast. Such
a race would have impaired real zest
and spirit to the contest for the prlze'
which. after all, proved little more than a
series of drifting matches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
RIPPING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
ROOKS

| sit me down In sylvan hooks
and read about a million books, OF
every mortal kind; and some are
tales of Nick, the Sleuth, and some
are loaded down with truth and they
improve my mind. | read all kinds
of printed Junk, the good. the
noble and the punk, the ancient
and the new; and men who see me
reading slop predict that i | do not
stop, my head will go askew. All
. kinds Of books buy and hoard, and
I'm the guy who's never bored, to
whom no days seem long, | see my
neighbors groan and yawn, and
wish the weary hours were gone,
the hours that seem all wrong. see
impatient people go to dance, TO
concert or 10 show, to pass the eve
away: and | sit ha npily at home
, aud read some large and mlldewed
tome that makes my spirit gay.
And on the cold and stormy
nights have at hand the rare de-
/ lights that never stale or uali; |
/ walk with grand old seers and
| hards through cloisters or in
castle yards where sounds the
| herald's call. Amusement Is the
/ modern cry; "let us be entertained
/. or die" the maudlin millions
/ plead; but | don't care for tinsel
/ shows, for ragtime noise, or things
/ like those, for have learned to
+ read.
H. ++++++t+++++++f++t+4
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Crops are reported as unusually pro-
life, but there is great complaint of lack
of cars in which to move them from farms
to markets. Here we have one potent
reason for the high cost of living.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

'IIi" Johnson says Harding's speech
81 acceptance shows him to be dead
against the League Of Nations, as Hi"
Is. and this greatly disturbs Nhe New
York Tribu.e. which endeavors to show
that Harding Is favorable to the league.
Question Which is trying to bunco the
people Johnson. the Tribune, or Hard
mr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

No more whisky is allowed to go
through Chester Of nights. People there
don't want to be asleep while the coed
things of lie are passing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
A Philadelphia View.

There are thirty-tinee languages spoken
in New York, but money talks louder
than any of them.-Philadelphia In
quirer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TITLE READY.
Mass ave. and ID ST. me- Seven large rooms
and bath. Lots 1shx1OO feet to paved alley.
Price, S.. 900 and $500. Easy terms
Now York ave. near North Capitol st.-Six
large rooms. bath and cellar. Double fronts.
Large lots Asking $500. Easy terms.
Best location Capitol Hill. Eleven
rooms. two baths. Corner. Asking $E'Voo.
Easy terms.
18th st. between East Capitol and Penn.
ove. Six large rooms. cellar. long yards.
penn. ave and q St near 10Th southeast.
8 rooms; good condition. Asking $3.50 and
So, 900. Easy terms.
FOR COLORED BUYERS.
Near North Capitol and II SITS. 8 rooms
and bath Asking $500 and S. $50.
D st. near 2nd northwest. II rooms and
bath. Good lot to alley. Asking $1,000.
BUY THESE HOUSES
From WEIGH.
18th and N Y. ave. Main 4346
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIP
1909 New York Avenue

WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
400 New York Avenue.
Phone Main %.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE HOMES
lat REASONABLE PRICES AND ON REASONABLE
FERNS IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY THOSE
LISTED BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW IF NONE OF
THESE ARE WHAT YOU WANT PLEASE CALL US UP
lOR COME IN, AND OUR ENTIRE ORGANIZATION OF
TRAINED statesmen WILL BE PLACED AT YOUR DIS
lPOSAI- TO FIND YOU THE HOME YOU WANT
STA
house,: hwh;
s:eagef for wider min
:orf newly decorated
floor fHce hardwood noor
Rock CrekPa
def se:
n
famnya ptf rooms anu
VIII; gas
hwh
noo andop
dbathm
awnnd andno
land ncasb
an monthly $50
ANY OF THE ABOVE HOMES CAN BE BOUGHT ON
VERY REASONABLE CASH PAYMENTS AND THE BAL
lance ON REASONABLE MONTHLY TERMS. PUT YOUR
HOME PROBLEM UP TO US AND LET US SOLVE IT
IFOR YOU.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
400 New York Avenue.
Phone Main %.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
St N w Phone Main 1923

1894 II st. N. w.
Price, s., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Just a little
OF N. Capitol st. This house is located
in one Of the most desirable blocks and
contains six rooms and bath; furnace
heat and gas light. Tho owner will &C.
cept reasonable terms of sale.
Price, $13, 0O0-MT. PLEASANT, near 18th
and Kilbourne SITS. An attractive house
built by Kennedy & Davis. the well
known builders. 1t contains ten rooms
two baths. hot-water heat and electric
lights. The will give possession
and sell on easy terms.
Price, ss.750-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
RID. A new listing that is a positive
bargain. This is bay window brick
house. having ten rooms and bath. hot
wide paved alley. Possession and
terms.
Price, 81, 5OO-FAIRMONT ST. This house is
now vacant and is thoroughly modern
and up-to-date; it contains six rooms and
bath. is three rooms deep and has hot
water heat and electric lights; attrac-
tive terms can be arranged.
Price, SO. 75O-LANIER PLACE. In this very
convenient and attractive neighborhood
have desirable house of eight
rooms and bath two floors. 1t has
floors throughout. hardwood trim. front
and sleeping porches and room for ga
rage. Newly decorated throughout.
HEDGES & NH
1904 II CT NJ NN
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1905 Eye Street
A Petworth-$6, 500
six.room and bath house with colonial front
porch large rear porch; exceptionally. COM
modous rooms hot-water heat; electric lights
ali modern improvements. real bargain.
McKEEvER GOss., 100
1905 Eye ST Main 4152
Downtown, NV.
Near Gonzaga College; fine bay window
brick home Of nine large rooms and thoroughly
lot to wide alley, with brick garage for two
cars: convenient to printing ONCE, Union sta
ton and Post Office Department and will make
dandy rooming house Mt price. Only $1,IoO
to effect immediate sale.
McKEEvER GOSS.
14O5 Eye ST. Main 4752.
Bloomingdale-$6,3 800
tionally we'll arranged rooms and thoroughly
up-to-date BATH heated by steam: located
within easy walking distance Of all downtown
high schools house Is in perfect condition and
10 " e"' McKEEvER & Goss.
1405 Eye st. Main 1852.
Overlooking Soldiers Home
Park
Pleasant six-room and bath house in Park
View; tapestry brick: large colonial front
poref double rear porches nice large yard to
paved alley; room for garage; hot-water heat !;
electric lights: laundry trays and laundry
stove In cellar; house in absolutely perfect
condition and we unreservedly recommend this
as a genuine bargain. Price only $3.50.
McKEEvER & GOSS.
1405 Eye st. Main 4152.
McKEEVE
o. Ex,a Ctreef
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Price, $s,5OO-NEAR 14th AND NEWTON
SITS. vacant house that is very low
priced. This Is colonial style. having
hot-water heat. electric lights. hardwood
floors and trim, front and rear porches;
very easy terms Of sale will be made.
Price, $11 ,5O0-CHEvY CHASE, MD. One of
the best properties that we have had
for sale for some time. bungalow
type, containing 8 rooms and bath, hard
wood floors, open fireplace, sleeping
porch and garage; it is lighted by cleo
tricity. heated with hot water and Is
situated on lot 1oo12oSe and is in
excellent condition.
Price, 81, 5OO-NEAR LIST AND BRYANT SITS.
A colonial style home of six rooms and
bath in this splendid location. which is
very convenient. 1t could not be dupli
Gated for considerably more money and
we believe we can arrange the terms to
suit you.
Price, $50, OOO-WAsHINGTON HEIGHTS. A
thoroughly modern, up-to-date, high class
home containing eight bedrooms. three
baths and a shower; large rear porches;
open fireplace. hardwood floors, 1nstan-
taneOus water heater, modern heat and
light and q built-in garage for two cars.
Possession and terms.
Price, s., 950-NORTHEAST. Very conven
iently located within a short distance Of
Lincoln Park; q well built. corner brick
house.. of attractive appearance, having
six rooms and bath. 1t is now vacant
and convenient terms Of sale will be
made.
INC,
Phone Main 1923.
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WANTED-APART1GENTS.
cootln0eA.

WILL BUY FURNITURE FOR LEASE; IWO
to four room modern apartment; particulars.
Address BOX 118-k. Star Once
. ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND BATH IN
refined neighborhood: AMI Reasonable terms.
wanted Aug. LIST, 18th or Sept 9Th. Address
BOX BOX. Star ONCE.
4 TO ROOMS; APARTMENT OR HOUSE,
dress Box som. Star ONCE. %.
4 RMS: BATH; FURNISHED; A. NJ. L.; VI
cinity Mt Pleasant; for business lady ana
ereuces. Address Box 15-M, star ONCE. 90
cite or apartment; reasonable; permanent Ad-
dress Box 24-M Star office- %
FURNISHED OR UNFURN1SHED; GROOM:
kitchen: bath; must be reasonable. ADDRESS
Box I'm. Star Office. %
SEPT. I; YOUNG COUPLE; OR FUR
nished or unfurnished rooms. Ink; reason
able Address Box AIN. Star office.
APARTMENT wANTED-BY NAVAL OFF,
Ger and wife tho children; or roorns'
kitchen and BATH must be In well kept apt
house in NV. section. Required py oct ISL
wANTED-FURNISHED APARTMENT: 1
room and kitchenetfe; Immediately; central
Address Box 800 X. Star Office. 20
FOUR To SIX ROOM UNFURNISHED APT.
Sent. 1 or sooner; adults; permanent. Address
Rox 319K, Star office. 20
WANTED-BY AUG. LIST, FURNISHED
rooms and bath for housekeeping. by couple
Will furnish own silver and linen. Must be
clean and reasonable. Address Box tn
Star office. -
SEPT / OR SOONER-3 OR 4 ROOMS IN
furnished complete. Must be a front apt and
NV Address Box 90 X. Star office. ~.
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WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICERS FAMILY. ADULTS.
wish unfurnished house, 6-S rooms. for yesr
lease longer beginning ri once or within 80
days; must be NV. city or suburban. Phone
North 1898 %"
UNFINISHED MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE.
later. Address Box ism. Star Office
BY RELIABLE WASHINGTONIANS-SI
room house. prefer northeast. j. L0EFFLER.
49, 4th st. ne.
WANTED-TO LEASE FOR ONE YEAR OR
longer from Sept. "A. furnished or partly fur
nished house of about rooms in desir-
able northwest section. preferably with small
yard; tenant knows how TO take OF
desirable property. Phone Main $50. Branch
100. evenings and Sundays Franklin $780, .
7 OR 8 ROOM FRAME
dwelling. detached, unfinished,
in Cleveland Park, Chevy Chase
or Wisconsin ave. section near
Tenleytown; family Of 4; young
est child IA; lease for not less
than one year; bank refer
ences. Address Box 2I5-K, Star
office.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.
Continues.
Ideal Home. GEORGETOWN.

Ideal Home, Georgetown.
Near beautiful Montrose Park. Six rooms.
furnace heat; box-style colonial porch house.
with garage for two cars.
Wilkins bldg. Main 4s2-3.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY-HOME SITE.
By OWNER LEAVING TOWN. SEVERAL
DESIRABLE LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE, DC.
BARGAIN IF PURCHASED BEFORE JULY
81. NO AGENTS. ADDRESS BOX 34l-K.
STAR OFFICE 25'
1900 AND 1902 MASS. AVE. s.E.-TwO SIN
room brick houses. Rent 1896 year. Price.
1880 Cash payment. $780,
RENT, 1895 YEAR.
Price. $500 for both 1900 and 1902 Mass
BY OWNER-73 \. 7. AVE. NV. ALMOST
new, six rooms, two baths. h.-w.h.. electric
light. two large sleeping porches. hardwood
heater; convenient location. Immediate pos
session. Phone North 1923 %
BY OWNER.
PETwORTH-317 Rock Creek Church road
NV: modern six room house. tiled BATH
screened-in sleeping porch; large. airy and
well lighted attic and basement; hardwood
floors. large closets and pantry; large lot suit
able for gardening and double garage; cleo
tricity, gas and vapor heating system. A
$500 Terms reasonable. 25s .
10 ROOMS. BATH. FURNACE HEAT.
LOT 4Sx149.3 FIT. 2 ALLEYS.
L. W. GROOMES. 1916 F ST.
FOR sALE-9O4 esrd ST
IL ROOMS AND BATH. ONLY ONE LEFT.
ROOMS AND BATH; BRICK HOUSE;
l. ". GRooMEs. 1915 ST
sROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSES: 3
squares from Union Station and squares from
the Department of Commerce and Lab Price.
5000 and $. $50; $500 cash payment; terms
to suit.
BEALL & TAGGART.
1920 New York ave. NV.
TWO-FAMILY FLATS IN TWELVE HUN
dred block northeast. 5 rooms and ba til each
floor. Price. s.. 75O $3.50 cash payment.
BEALL & TAGGART.
1920 New York
REAL HOME-7-ROOM AND BATH BUN
GALOW; gas. electricity. hos-water heat;
large lot. trees, berries and grapes; fine gar
den; new chicken house and yard; by owner,
leaving city. 1920 Irving st. 25'
18th ST RESIDENCE
In the select section street: com
petely renovated and ready for occupancy.
New plumbing and new hot-water heating
plant. II unusually large. bright rooms
tiled bathrooms, gas and electric lights.
For inspection address OWNER, Box 29-M.
Star office.
ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-MODERN HOME
within hals square of 18th st. car line;
$4,000 wild buy it. You will surely be in
terested if looking for home in this Sec
ton.
CHAS. 8. MUIR & CO..
1903 New York ave-
MODERN GROOM HOUSE IN DESIRABLE
section Of northeast. Gas. electricity, hot
water heat; exceptionally large rooms; large
back yard to alley. Must he seen to he ap-
preciated. Price $500; terms. Phone Line.
36S0J. 916 Sth st. ne 2Js
18th AND IRVING SrS.-SEvEN ROOMS
and bath; hot-water heat: newly papered and
painted. Vacant. Price $1,000. Easy terms.
18th and Columbia road-Six rooms and
81 900. Possession.
CISSELL TALBOT CO.. Inc,
1905 New York ave.,
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High View.

Near LIST and X. !. ave. ne. Modern g.
room and tiled bath home; room for garage;
house In splendid condition; IS. 800; conven-
lent terms.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 NJ Y. ave. Phone Main 50S2
By OWNER-PRACTICALL NEW PET
worth home; 6 rooms; 2 baths: all modern
improvements. 1 block from car line. 402O
Illinois ave. NV. Call evenings or Sunday.
%
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McKEEVER & GOSS

N U 0OSO
Main 4752
Saul's Addition
Beautiful home in the prettiest section Of
this very popular locality house completely de-
rooms and modern tiled bath; front and dou-
BILE rear porches: every modern improvement.
Price only $4,000.
49, McKEEvER & Goss. 49,.
Suburban-$6, 300
Beautiful little home. completely detached.
on large lot located in Hyattsyille electric
lights porches hardwood floors and trim six
very well arranged rooms and modern baths
session. This IL bargain.
MckEEVER GOSS,
1405 Eye st. Main 4752.
Chevy Chase-$Io,ooo
Fine six-room and oath semi-detached house
on lot 1850 feet deep; this is one of the pref
test houses we hare seen; in absolutely per-
feet condition beautifully papered fine cleo
trio fixtures; hardwood floors tapestry brick
open fireplace; glassed-in breakfast porch
sleeping porch; hot-water heat; screens
throughout; this house speaks for itself. You
can do no better anywhere.
McKEEvER & GOSs.
14O5 Eye st. Main 1852.
Mount Pleasant-$Io,5 800
Ten large, bright rooms and modern tiled
bath beautifully finished throughout, with es-
pecially selected antique electric fixtures
space for garage on vide alley; immediate pos
session. Very easy terms.
McKEEvER & GOss.
1405 Eye st. Main 1859.
R & GOSS
Main 4752
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$1,000 CASH AND SEQ PER MONTH WILL
buy Groom and bath brick house near car
line in NV. section; good condition: gas and
furnace. Immediate possession. Address Box
327- X. Star Office o8s
ANACOSTIA. 1921 w ST.-6ROOM FRAME;
water. gas. front and rear porches two
mo-. including interest and principle. Apply
OWNER. 1884 You st., Anaeostia. 25s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-APART
OR ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. IN
fur; Mt Pleasant or Petworth; ami: not
ever $40. Line. 1865.
2 OR 3 unfinished rooms with
kitchen and private bath; not TO
exceed $40; refined, clean, per-
manent couple with 4-year-old
boy. Address Box o5-M, Star
Office. *
want one furnished room and kitchen 70 Aug.
I earlier: rent not exceeding $50. Address
Box 135-M Star office.
SMALL. APARTMENT. FURNISHED OR IN
furnished. Ivy ladies' Must be reasonable. Ad-
dress BOX 23a-k. Star office. 26'
1878 INGLEsIDE TERRACE NV. = TWO
bright, communicating rooms; Ink privi-
leges: very reasonable. a.
service, desires 1 very large uIsfur. room.
abundant wall space for bookshelves. hanging
pictures; small bedroom, large closets. hath,
xitehenette; reasonable rental; ready August
Is. Address Box HAM Star office
uNFTRNISHED, 81 ROOMS. KITCHENET-rE.
hath: adults; northwest preferred; state price
and full particulars Address Box 102-M. Star
once.
wANTED-A THREE OR FOUR ROOM FUR
nishcd apartment for August. Address BOX
l05-M. Star office
BY AUG OR Is ROOMS AND BATH.
unfurnished apartment: 3 children. school age:
reasonable reut. BOX 10. Mt. Rainier. Nd
An CNFTRNISHED APARTMENT. 4 ROOMS
and bath; not $50; by responsible tenant.
Phone Columbia 3925-W-
TNFrRNISHED. FIVE OR MORE ROIMS;
would consider buying furniture. Franklin
1855.
WANTED FROM AUG. IA OR 6 ROOM
unfnr.. with one or two batlA in apt. house,
with cafe. Please address. writing, Lieut..
Commander r. g.. BRASDEI0U. =. ". Care
Army and Navy Club
THEE CNFCKNISHED R0NNS AND BATH
by young couple. Address FOX Sim, Star
office.
WANTED-ACG. / To OCT. II ny REFINED
couple no children. apartment furnished, two
hedr.oms. bath, kitchen"tte+ st class neigh
horhood: state price: must : lie bile
Address Box 4j-M. Star office.
TNFERNISHED BROOM APT Fly MAR
ried couple. by Sept. (: reasonable. Address
Box I3-N. Star office.
THREE ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH IN
furnished apartment: central location Ad-
dres Box X. Star office.
RY TWO REFINED LADIES. ONE OR TWO
room. kitchenette and bath apartment. in
modern apartment house. northweS,. by August
partments: must he reasonable: furnished or
unfuIpished. Address Box 22a-k. Star office.
BACHELOR APARTMENT WANTED. ONE
two rooms and private bath. August L..
northwest section: by the year IL satisfactory
will buy furniture il necessary: must be rea-
TWO ROOMS WITH KITCHEN AND BATH
funfrrnished prefsrredI. ear. by refined
couple: about So. Address Box 123-M. Star
Office.
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TWO ROOM. KITCHEs
apt. house. furnished or
huy small amount of
distance Of downtown.
Star Office.
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ATTENTION.!

and my car are at your service to show
you the best homes for sale in Chevy Chase.
Mt: Pleasant, Saul's Addition and Columbia
Heights. Call Mr.. BOYD, Cleve. 1885, or ad-
dress 14O5 Irving ct. NV. and let me And
you your home.
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FOR SALE Oh RENT

zoos LIST ST. N.w.-IMMEDIATE POSSES
sion; Groom brick; h.-w.h.; anil; coal In
cellar. Foe price and particulars apply
FLOYD z. DAVIS,
Main 353. sol 7th st. s.w.
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BUY BEF(
SAUL'S ADDITION.
$12,75O.
This excellent home may be bought quickly
on most reasonable terms. The house has .
stories and contains rooms, attic and bat !;
hot water heat: electricity; large lot with
space for garage all in splendid condition.
MT. PLEASANT.
$11,5OO.
Just reduced over 10 per cent under neces-
sity Of immediate disposition. This home. on
Calvert St, contains rooms and baths, with
all the possible accessories has just been re-
decorated, and is in splendid condition through
out; ample porches.
PETWORTH.
$1,000.
An exceptional 2-story brick home. contain
ing rooms ennd tile bath: hot-water heat !;
electricity; parquct floors; completely
screened; garage.
CHEVY CHASE,
$4,000.
truly splendid home. charmingly situated,
Of IL rooms and baths. The house has just
been completed and Is up to the minute in
commons sense beauty and comfort. Very large
lot. Built-in garage.
SHANNON
7I3 18th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

LAMONT ST. BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH SITS
Colonial front, built BY Kennedy Bros house e feet wide
deep ot and three baths large attic; all modern
rovemen containing hardwood foors trim and metal weather
stripping throughout The construction location and price Of
this property make it attractive for purchase home
Inspection only by card from this Office Price $780,
H. L. R UST,
o12 15th ST. NV Main $685.