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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-08
HOPS OFF TO CARRY
MAILS ACROSS US,

MINEOLA, N. Y. Sept S-Trans-
continental air mail service to San
Francisco was officially inaugurated
today when r. G. Page, plotting an
airplane specifically equipped to carry
400 pounds of mail, started his west
ward flight at $50 a. m. He carried
in his cargo Of mail, letters from the
mayors of six cities along the route
The aerorlane was scheduled to
make its first stop at Cleveland. The
other stations chosen were Chicago
Omaha, Neb.. Cheyenne, Wyo., Salt
Lake City, Reno, New, and finally
San Francisco.
The trip is expected to be con-
pleted in three days, arriving at San
Mrancisco AZ hours ahead of the time
regularly required for mail trains.
The flight mapped out is 2,651 miles
in length. The establishment of the
service places at the disposal of the
United States military forces what is
probably the greatest system of rcgu-
larly maintained landing fields and
facilities in the world, according to
the postoffice department.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. S.-The air.
plane piloted by R. G. Page arrived
here at 12:45 p. m, completing the
first leg of the inaugural trans-con-
tinental air mail service between New
York and San Francisco. William
Hopson's machine arrived at iii D. m
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-08
SCORES ARE DEAD IN
ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE,
AS TOWNS GO Down
(By Associated rress)

ROME, Sept. S.-Scores of lives are
believed to have been lost in the dis
trict north Of Florence which was Sc
verely shaken by an earthquake yes
terday morning. AS reports from the
stricken region come in over faltering
telegraph and telephone lines, the ex.
tent of the disaster seems to be grow
ing, and there is q possibility the
damage done may be much more ser
ious than was at first believed.
The territory violently disturbed
seems to be lozenge-shaped, with Flor
ence at the southern apex and Modena
at the northern end. 1t extends along
the Etrurian coast and runs over the
Appanines eastward for upwards of
100 miles.
Haven't Heard from Many.
In this district there are many pop
ulous towns, and no tidings have as
yet been received from many of them.
There is every indication that the
shock was a severe one, and reports
from cities in the earthquake zone
show that buildings crumbled beneath
the strain of the convulsions of the
earth
At Fivizzano, a town of 1900 in
habitants, near Carrara, almost every
building was damaged and many were
completely destroyed. Among the col
lapsed structures is the postoffice. in
the ruins of which is the entire staff.
Solfera, in the province of Massa
Marittima, and Monti, nearby, were
partially destroyed. Rivesaro, Forni
and Montignoro are reported in ruins,
while in Marina and Carrara many
structures have collapsed. At Viarag-
gio the church of St. Paul was de-
stroyed and at Castel Franco di Soto,
the ceiling Of church was shattered.
Panic Master of City.
Panic prevails at Lucca as a result
of the cataclysm, and from Gaviana
and Limestre came reports of lives
being lost. At Villafranca, in Luni-
giana, an entire family was buried in
the ruins of their home, and the will
age of Vigetta was entirely destroyed.
Serious damage was done in the
Frignano district. where houses col
lapsed, and at Frussinero, where a
number of houses fell. Pievepelago
and SAINT t'Andrea were badly damaged,
but the number of victims has not
been ascertained.
Several hundred persons lost their
lives in the earthquake at Fivizzano,
and many more were injured, accord
ing to despatch to the Tribune from
Massa.
PISA. Italy, Sept S.-King Victor
Emmanuel. with his suite, who came
to this city Immediately after he re-
ceived news of the earthquake in this
vicinity, went this morning to visit
districts in Tuscany which were af-
fected by the shock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-08
"H Woman May Vote Now,
Why Nav She Not Chew?'
(By Associated Press,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 8. - A
woman asked w. H. Scott, police
man, how to reach an address last
night. Scott told her
Thanks" said the woman, and
reaching into a pocket of her coat took
out plug Of tobacco and bit off a
chew. Scott arrested her on charge
of disturbing the peace.
In court this morning Judge John
NJ. Kennedy dismissed the case. eff
women may vote, why shouldn't they
chew" inquired the Judge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-08
SEVEN DEAD after
DRINKING ALCOHOL
(By Associated Press)

BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. 9-Tite
list of fatalities among civilian en-
ployes of Edgewood arsenal resulting
from drinking some form of poisonous
alcohol, was increased to seven to.
day by the death of Nelson Lucius,
of Rochester, n. Y. and James Davis,
of Salisbury, Md. Michael OLeary,
the last one of the known victims. is
expected to recover. He IS reported
as improving today, but too weak to
talk.
Thus far the military authorities at
Edgewood have been unable to find
out where the liquor came from by
the refusal of the men to tell where
they got it, An official board of in
qufry will be convened at Edgewoo.'
today, and the local police authorities
are continuing their investigation.
After an inquest held yesterday over
the three dead at that time, the cor
oner's jury rendered a verdict that
the men had died either from wood
or denatured alcohol poisoning.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. Sin
an effort to end illicit distilllng of in
toxicating liquor the treasury decided
today to tighten the regulations
around the sale of stills and add an
other check to it's means OF tracing
down their users.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-08
OIL JOHN BARLEYCORN ORDERED
OUT OF NAVY'S SICK BARS

WASHINGTON. uSept.t S-Spirit-
uous liquors received their final and
complete divorce from the United
States navy in an order made public
today by the bureau of Medicine and
Surgery, prohibiting their issue 10
naval vessels for medicinal purposes.
Not only are medical supply depots
prohibited from issuing whiskey ex-
cept to hospitals, but when their pres
ent supplies have become exhausted,
the order states, mo further pur-
chases will be made and whiskey will
be stricken from the supply table Of
1t is estimated that the supply on hand
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-08
Mrs. Franks Hands Mashed

Mrs. Elizabeth Frank, whose hands
were mashed while she was at work
at the Starr Piano factory Tuesday
afternoon, was reported to be improv.
ing at Reid Hospital Wednesday. Her
attending physician states that it will
not be necessary to amputate, as was
first believed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-08
ANeLlcANs REJECT PROHIBITION

ADELAIDE,SO. AUSTRALIA, Sept.
7-Resolutions favoring prohibition,
were rejected by the Anglican Synod,
in session here today. During debate
on the resolution, one of the speakers
Rev. Mr.. Walker. said: Prohibition
is anti-christian, and the idea Of Amer
lean crankS"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-08
Russ Bloodily Stop Reuolts

LONDON, Sept. S.-Several serious
revolts against the Russian soviet
government have broken out in the
neighborhood of Moscow, and have
been suppressed with much bloodshed
says a despatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph Company, filed in Copenhagen
yesterday. 1t quotes kilograms receiv-
ed in that city from Riga.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

s3a II ST. N.W.-rwo connected light house
Il. .ri,iy rooms. ground floor: front
I3lI EUCLID ST N.W-Iarge room: win
dow>: hot water heat; gas logs; electricity:
r 10 la III. X
iO7 f. CAPITOL. Large th,rd floor front
room. also medium size room. second noor. -
,a.I Grh ST. y. N.W.@Thr-e- room furnished fla
IL VII. walking distance all departments.
Ils e ST. N.E.-Two rooms snd bath. Phone
Lincoln o.99 u
i4., r ST Nv. Apt. lUi Two nicely fur
nished bright rooms. all cunNenience>: to-
gcther or separately: with family OF two.
COR 10Th AND l.. Apt. 50i. Sherman Hail
room.
sli9 MT PLEASANT ST. Apt > Beautiful
room, modern: next ba til. Apply utter Il ::d
pm Phon. Columbia :S's3 j.
itDI SEkEEPINt; ROOMS of parlar plan,
and laundry: electric lights: hot-water heat
80 minutes from Treasury: one ear fare: neaI
ear line. Address Box SIE. Star office. 3s
i3i7 COLUMBIA RID room nonhousrkeep
ing apartment with private bath; married cou
pie employed gentlemen. IL
92s ! ST. NV larg. rooms. I'd floor sep
crate or communicating: near bath.
I02O Iih Ne. -rnom apartment: ID floor
i.oreh. "ic"iiiciiy. LIZ. h.-w.h.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Realtors.
7l3 l4th St. NV

Near y. Fl. Ave. and X St.
A beautiful and thoroughly up-tc
date residence: 10 rooms. = baths, :,
bedrooms: hot-water heat. electric
lights; every possible convenience; an
unusually fine location just north Of
Dupont Circle: in one of the finest
residential sections. Immediate posses
sion. Price, $50, go.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
l4O6 H ST. NV.

FOR SALE-Price. $500 Only
short distance from Thomas Circle; a
splendid buy in a large, well built
old-fashioned house; three-stors
brick house containing twelve rooms
and bath; a frst-class location for
home and for renting rooms. Owner
will accept $500 cash and easy
monthly payments.
FOR SALE-Price. S6.SW. ln MI.
Pleasant: located west OF lifh street
and Il little north Of Park road;
comparatively new modern SIX room
house having hotwater heat. eiectric
lights and porches. An adjoining
similar house has just been sold Tor
considerably more money.
FOR SALE-Price. sll 900. In Cieve-
land Park. close TO Connecticut ave.
nue.: occupied by an owner who VIII
give prompt possession: home you
should see at once: complete ana up
to-date in every respect: there ar
seven rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
should look at this house right away
FOR SALE-Price. $3.50. A very
heap home right n2ar Lincoln Park
ran be sold on terms of 81. cash
and easy monthly payments. This Is
fhree-story brick house OF attractive
appearance containing nine rooms and
bath.
FOR SALE-Price $500. Just OFF
from 18th street and south Of Girarh.
well located home in Columbia
Heights: three-story bay window
brick house containing ten rooms and
bath: modern heat. This property l.
cheap for a home or good specuis-
tion.
FOR SALE-Price. $3.50. I'm rapl-
tol Hill: an unusually we'll buiit
home wide, deep lot to paved alley.
with room for garden and garage.
modern house OF eleven rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights.
and the whole property in frst-class
condition. Immediate possession viii
i-e given.
FOR SALE-Price. sll 900. In Chevy
Chase: lot having q frontage OF II"
feet; beautiful level lawn covered
With trees and shruhbery; built-to-
order detached house haTing min"
rooms and bath. hot water heat, "l"c-
irir lights and breproof garag".
This property can he inspected ~ any
time and possession will h. given at
any time.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
Near Woodbridge

Modern bunsalow-type home. q
rooms and bath; large porches; excel
lent arrangement; screened porches.
large deep lot with garage. Price
81. 300. Reasonable terms. Immediate
posse ,sion.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

Continued.
IN BLOOMINGDALE - EXCELLENT q
room corner home: garage. Price. SS.3W.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APART
ment house. in most desirable northwest
section: contains IL apartments; steam
heat: electric lights; now rented Tor
S9,os4 per year. Price. SO. 900. Terms
can be arranged.
IN FRANKLIN PARK: BEATT1FCL =
room and bath home: if.-w. H.. electric
lights; lot 1oox240. Price. $1,000. An
property at a sacrifice price.
SIXTEENTH AND Srs. NV
Beautiful 11room and a-bath home
h.w.h.: electric lights: garage for two
cars. Price. 900.
BEST SECTION OF PETWORTH-Ar-
trac:ivp 1-room and bath home: h.w.h: :
electric lights lot o0x142: plenty Of
room for garage. house in trst-class con-
dition. Price. $3.50
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
HOMES IN THE CITY-la rooms and :,
baths open freplaces thoroughly modern
throughout colonial style; located In
washington's most exclusive residential
section Price. $40. 600 A home that
must he seen to be- appreciated.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
"OWN YOUR OWN HOME
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc.
TELEPHONE NJ. 434O.


FOR SALE-Price. $3.50. A house
you will surely buy il you will take
time to look at it; six-room and hath
colonial brick house just of 14th street
and near Park road: the house has IN
laid floors. handsome mantels. large
front porch: good lot TO paved alley,
with room for garage. This house is
neat as a pin and possession can b'
given.
FOR SAIE-Price. 50. 800 down
town home south of Dupont Circle in
frst-cIass residence square; three
story bay window brick house having
ten rooms and bath. good heating
plant. several open freplaces. we
would suggest that YOU look at tins
house quickly, for the same will h.
sold. Convenient terms.
FOR SALE-Price. s1O5o0. Close TO
Central High School. little west OF
18th street: one of the best blocks in
Columbia Heights and a home that
will surely interest you. three story
house of stone and brick construction
having ten rooms. two baths, hot-water
heat and electric lights. Owner in
house. leaving city. will give posses
sion in thirty days.
FOR SALE-Price Sc. 900. H-ell To-
Gated in Blcominsdale. not ia: out.
horne that has had great deal OF
extra money spent on it: two-stor!
house. colonial porch, large two-story
rear porches. good yard and a garag"
holding two cars. located on paved al
ley; terms. $1,000 cash and easy
monthly payments.
FOR SALE-Price. S6. $50 On Rhode
Island avenue convenient to the l4th
street car line: a very cheap down
town home. situated on the corner OF
an alley having side light; a three
ing ten rooms and bath. We believe
this is good purchase for home or
investment.
FOR SALE-Prce. $4,000 large.
roomy detached corner house in Chevy
Chase right near the Circle; beauti
full lot, trees, shrubbery and garage:
three story. ten-room house having
three baths, hot water heat. electric
lights. open freplaces. large porches.
This house is in beautiful condition;
occupied by an owner leaving city.
Possession any time.
FOR SALE-Price. 100. A modern
home in Mt. Pleasant ready for imme-
diate occupancy; there are six rooms
and bath. hot-water heat electric
lights oak floors and large front
porch. Convenient terms.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
Near 21st and Mass. Ave
Chevy Chase d

One square west ~ Conn. ave. on
Livingston street; 10 rooms. bath:
pantry; up-to- the minute in every de-
tail: a choice location: convenient ia
ears Terms can be arranged. Price.
Sl:,Joo.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
TABLE BOARD.

1907 ST. NW.-E1cellen: nome cooking
served by experienced people tSunday includ-
ed: reasonable. -
THE TINTERN. 73O 18th ST. N.W.-Rreak-
fast luncheon. dinner. Rates ty the week
month. JAZZ
:,:0l 18th ST cor Park road-ENcellent home
cooking served by experienced people. in ba,u
tful hoele: Sunday dinner. best in town. from
to o::,o 81. Rates by week or month o'
BEST DINNERS in town: exceptional board
for select few 1900 Park road. Col. S212.
Park Road Inn Olympia Cafe.
1919 Park road 14th and Euclid.
Dinner (by card). : to $50. 49,. GUc
breakfast. to $50. ............. 80
The best food. good cooks, with clean. quick
service have made grow. -
Evening star., 1920-01-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES

COntia0eA.
CALUMET MANSION. CORNER 18Th
and Clifton sts. NV: is rooms. :, baths
all modern appointments: lot is 2ooN25o
Property commands one Of the most mag
nifcent views in the city. Is new o"c''-
pied as fashionable school Tor young
ladies'. Price, $40. .OOO
NEAR l4th AND PARK ROAD NV
Attractive six room home. electric lights.
hardwood floors throughout double back
lorches. Price. 1850.
APARTMENT HOUSE IN BEST SEC
tion heaSt-Contains 16 apartments.
Now rented for So 622 per annum- Can
be bought for So, 600. on very reasonable
terms.
EXCELLENT SIX ROOM AND BATH
home: convenient to 14th st. car line.
NV. h.; electric lights: plenty Of room
for garage; all modern convenfenccs:
immediate possession can be given. Price,
$3.50.
IN GOOD NORTHWEST LOCATION
Exceptionally nice six room colonial
home; h.-w. h.: electric lights; lot 14U
feet deep. Price, So. $50.
GOOD DOWNTOWN LOCATION - NICE
eight-room and bath corner home. on
New Jersey ave. NOW VACANT. Price
$500.
I
Evening star., 1920-01-02
WANTED-ROOMS.

- OR 3 TNFTRNISHED ROOMS for light
house keeping: mother and adult son: reason
able. stat. price. Mrs. CronSe, 4lJ I'd NV. 3'
nv rWO BUSINESS WOMEN Furnished room
in auiet private home: Mt. Pleasant line Ad
dress Box 81 h. Star office.
in refined family in exchange for household
services morning and evening. Address Box
~ T.. Star office =
yo,-N,; MAN working nights wants furnished
room. not over Sl5: walking distance of gov
.rnm.nt printing Office preferred. Address Box
100 f.. Star 0n1ce- >
FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman; state
price. Address Box S1-E. Star office.
CENT EMAN desires furnished room: NV.
section: state price and particulars. Address
Box 30 +. Star office. fice. j.
HY GENTLEMAN Furnished room: in north
west; double bed: not over $50: walking dis
lance departments. Address Box Ss-E, Star Of
nee.
= OR 1 UNFURNISHED Ink. rooms; ne. sec
,on preferred. Address Box 6S-E Star office
FURNISHED ROOMS or small apartment for
Ink; mun wife and infant; light laundry
privileges: permanent: state price. Address
Box ST. f.. Star Office. b
OR = ROOMS and kitchcnette by young and
refined couple. nor exceeding $50 per mo
Address Box 25-D. Star Office. %
MARRIED COUPLE, employed during day, de-
stres room with congenial private family. Ad
dress BOX a5-E. Star office. 2'
SINGLE ROOM by gentleman: state social
advantages. Address Box 1s-E Star office 2'
YOUNG COUPLE. employed desires room; !;
II mi: in refined SURROUNDINGS; NV. section !:
state price. Address Box 45-E. Star Office. .'
GENTLEMAN desires room. with or without
board; preferably with private family; state
terms. Address Box DE, Star office. 20
.'nf"rn shed c"i Ia Il p"rmanent; state
ursc .iddl. SIS. .tuA - -. s,cr Office. -
Evening star., 1920-01-02
Main 2545.
Chevy Chase. Nd.

One of the choicest locations IN
this beautiful suburb; convenient I"
conn ave cars; most attractive sur
roundings: house absolutely modern III
every detail; IL rooms. baths; vap"r
h.at electricity: screens, awnings:
bnllow- tile construction; Stucco hnish:
closed in breakfast porch, lot l'"S!?o'
lear garage; $2o,5o.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OUR BEST
\ortheast-Modern.
5000. $500 Cash.
rooms and tiled bath; hot-water heat.
Corner red bay window brick.
Tennessee Ave. NE.
S4.5OO. $3.50 Cash.
Colonial style and tiled bath: fur
mace heat; room for garage; thoroushi!
modern.
Harvard ST., Columbia Hgts.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
6 rooms and bath, colonial porch; modern :;
back yard TO alley.
Petworth-\arnum st.
S4.25O. $1,000 Cash.
Sem;-deta tached frame home of rooms ana
ba tn: furnace heat; large back yard
Petworth-Georgia Ave.
$3.50. $1,000 Cash.
Brick; semi de etached: rooms on . n"ors
furnace heat; in splendid condition
Brookland-Perry St.
S4.75O. $500 Cash.
A fine Groom and ba tn home in this delight
full suburb front and back porches; furnace
heat; good condition.
Woodlev Park-27th St.
$1,000. Easy terms.
Colonial style: Middaugh shannon home
of . well-arrange rooms, tiled bath. electric
lights ot-water heat. hardwood noors. large
back yard TO paved alley; front ana rear
porches.
Cathedral Ave. Facing Park.
$4,000. Easy terms.
Semidetached brick of Q rooms. baths.
electric lights. hot-water heat. A perfectly
beautiful home: exclusive residential section;
facing Rock Creek Park; near Conn. ave.
Tilden St. Near Conn. Ave.
$1,000. Easy terms.
Wide tapestry brick row house. 8 beauti-
fully planned rooms on floors; all modern
improvements; garage; front and rear porches;
park.
Chevy Chase. ID. {.
$4,000. $500 Cash.
Semi detached tapestry brick home in per-
feet condition. containing I delightful rooms;
hot water heat. electric lights. porches incloS-
ed in glass; close TO cars, stores, schools and
churches
keokuk St. Chevy Chase, D. c.
S11.5OO. Terms.
Practically new home containing 4 rooms.
tiled bath. incosed Drea akfast porch large yard
with trees, within square of Conn. ave
Nacant-Jenifer ST.. Chevy
Chase. ID. {.
Sl1. 500. Terms.
10 beautiful rooms tiled bath. hot wa ter
heat. electric lights; finished IN mahogany and
white: in splendid condition; one square of
Conn. ears.
HARTUNG & GIBBONS.
3ul Southern bldg. 18th and II Sts. NV.
Main 100 and Main 15.
SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 6l7 KEEFER
place NV: Anil: porches, large as rooms
and suitable for sleeping quarters: convenient
for two families. if desired: in good neighbor-
hood. Why pay extra for new house when
won can save 81 800 on one already built? Call
on OWNER. 634 Princeton pl. NV. ~
BARGAIN.
Is LARGE ROOMS. 3 BATHS; LOT 25x10O:
NoDERN HOUSE; WIRED FOR ELEC-
TRiCITY: STEAM HEAT; DOWNTOWN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; EXCELLENT
BTY DIRECT AND SAVE BROKERS
COMMISSION.
YOUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTION
To have your home in 1920 can be very
easily carried out. Let me show you the most
desirable home sites in the District and
plain n most attractive method of payment.
For appointment address PHILIP A. MILLER.
1895 q st. nv.
CONTENTS OF GROOM HOUSE. FUR
nisl,ed or partly furnished. now renting for
"a 81 .,IU SlcDheri n.w. -
Evening star., 1920-01-02

child. Write Fred Hoffman. 7O9la Q st. ne.
3s
wANTED-ROOMs WITH BOARD.
1870 CLIFTON-Furnished room. suitable Tor
two: board private family. Col 1851 -
TWO YOING LADIES desires room with
board in private Catholic family. with priylleg"
Of doing own laundry: state price. Address
Box S'- f.. star Office 3
RY FAMILY Of ) in refined private family.
Address Box II T.. Star office. y
WANTED-By refined couple. room and board
in cOngena home: NV. section of city pre-
ferred: state terms. which must he reasonable: :
occupancy Immediately. Address Box "19- h,
Star office.
ROOM and board for and wife Phon.
Columbia 1900. after pm. ~
LADY desires Jingle room and board with pri-
vnte family: walking distance of Treasury.
Miss Knapp 1908 Ingomar st. Tel. Cleveland
36S >"
WANTED by lady holding responsible position
at foreign legation. room and board with
refined private family home privileges; $50 or
$50 a month: between near Thomas and
dupont circles Address Box I'D, Star Office
Evening star., 1920-01-02
FOR RENT-GARAGES.
ATTENTION

0AN
Near Northbrook Courts and
convenient to 14th and Park
road; new metal garage 1Oxl8;
just vacated; Soft. alley. with
three street entrances. See us
at once
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 715 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
y acallt.
Mt. Pleasant Section.

Mt. Pleasant Section.
Nine rooms. = baths: hot-water heat
thoroughly modern. we'll designed: io-
cared close 10 Mt. Pleasant car line
in a choice residential location. sur
rounded by high-class residential prop
critics; deep lot with garage. Sl5.15o.
Near 2lst and Mass. Ave.
An elegant home, beautifully I'm
ished; a choice location: IL rooms. =
baths: absolutely modern. Immediate
possession. Must be seen 10 be ap-
preciated Terms can he arranged
SlJ,l.i"
Evening star., 1920-01-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
Continued.

PARTS. PARTS. PARTS.
We have on hand, without doubt. the
largest assortment Of auto parts in the city.
We not only sell auto parts for nearly all
makes of ears. but buy regardless of
condition. Phone when in the market for
parts or when you in need Of parts.
Largest dealer in auto parts in the city.
ISADORE GIASSER
2t3O 9TH st. NV. Phone y. 1876 and ~ $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
Chevy Chase Grove

In most attractive situation. con
,anient to entrance to Rock Greek
Park: new house development section.
composed practically entirely of home
owners: rooms and bath: hardwood
floors and trim: hot-water heat: ele'-
tric lights; lot 1iOxl2o. Price
ST., 800
Evening star., 1920-01-02

Beautiful NEW HOUSE IN CHEW
Chase of six rooms and bath: heateu
garage under house: INV H. and eiec,
tric light. Rent to July l, 1870. slW
per month
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
liU6 II ST. NV. NJ 4340
PARK ROAD CONVENIENT MT PLEAAAN
cars-S rooms. bath: very large back yard;. Fgs
session immedia tely: lease for year. -. ~
SMITH CO.. SO 18th NV