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New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
"Spend and Be Spent"

r0m speech by Theodore Roosevelt
1he leader for tho time beng man
an instrument to be used until broken then to cost aside
and he a0or has salt he is broken
than soldier Vhen he forfeit IN
odr that the plctory be In the fgt Yoht
eoses the aoatcUod for all Of spend spent
IS Ie matter avhether fails succeeds
cause sha not da for 1t Is the of 0nkind We
America hold IN hands the hope of the of the
coming gears and shame and disgrace av eyes
the light of high resolue med If trail IN the dust the
godem hopes Of II this merclv build
another country Of great but njuy diuidd material prosperit
0e sho hove done mothng and shall little merely
set the greed of against the arrogance hereby
destroy the material acelbeing of all of
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

lated to help the treaty. The reser-
vations are not to be dismissed
thus as inconsequential. 1t is of
Importance, for example, to have
it announced that no single man
can put this country into war
that commitment to it's adventures
cannot be made until Congress con-
sents, as the Constitution provides.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
Who kited Sugar?

With sugar kiting to two or three
times its war price, Washington is
treating the public to scientific
exhibition Of chuck passing" When
Germany lost the war every Ger
man leader who had a hand in los
ing it began to blame the other
leaders. Now we are learning that
every official guardian of the sugar
bowl is astounded that ali the other
guardians let the chance to keep
sugar down to war prices slip away.
Down to war prices! That para
doxical phrase seems to carry the
strange suggestion that we never
knew how we'll off we were when
we were at war.
1t seems from the laborious
explanation issued from the White
House that last August the Admin
istration Sugar Equalization Board
decided that the Cuban sugar crops,
which could then have been pur-
chased at low figure, shouldn't be
purchased. That judgment was re-
gretted later. In October the board
reversed itself and recommended
purchase to Senate committee, also
asking an extension Of it's powers
beyond December 81, 1919. Thus,
after the best opportunity to get
control of the Cuban crop was
missed, the initiative and the respon-
sibility in the matter were trans
ferred to Congress, a slow moving
body, in which obstruction by the
domestic sugar interests could
pretty certainly be counted on.
The McNary bill, extending the
boards powers, was passed late in
December. Meanwhile, the price of
Cuban sugar had risen, accommodate
ing itself to the mounting price Of
domestic sugars.
The retail price of sugar 4as
passed twenty cents and is soaring
toward thirty. Everywhere "non-
Cuban" sugar is being offered at
the new top rates. And it would,
perhaps, be presumptuous to expect
a retail dealer to draw the line too
finically between Cuban and other
sugars, when the former may be
converted into the latter by merely
waving wand and shifting a label
How is the public going to escape
paying peace prices for sugar
instead of war prices? The White
House statement threatens to close
the stable door after the horse has
been spirited away. 1t intimates
that the power of price control
created by the licensing system will
be invoked by the food admin
istrators and the Department Of
Justice. The Department of Justice
has failed so far to reduce living
costs through it's price reduction
crusade. The food administrators
however Jealous they may be, have
heretofore exercised little more
than moral restraint on the food
profiteers. The anchoring of sugar
prices was the prize achievement
of the government in price regula-
ton during the war period. Now
that achievement is only a memory.
The dispute as to who was chiefly re-
sponsibie for making it such is
interesting. But it doesn't help the
puzzled housewife, whose sugar bills
for 1920 promise to be increased
more than 100 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
The Enemy Within and Without

1t needs no argument to establish
the conclusion that the men and
women who are on their way to Ellis
Island richly deserve deportation.
A land Of liberty and democracy
opened its doors freely to them as
they fed from oppression. They
have been accorded all the privileges
Of American life. They have re-
warded America by plotting and
planning against her freedom and
democracy. They would set up here
tyranny of force differing in name
but not in quality from the tyranny
Of the car.
Why have they done this? The
theory is scarcely tenable that either
they or the Americans they have
infected are deliberately bad. 1t
may be granted that in some respects
at least some of their number are
moved by fine instinct. AS the late
Henry C. Frick said when he gener-
cusly refused to proceed against
Berkman, who had sought to murder
him: "The poor fool did not mean
i'll. He thought he was doing some
thing to make the world better
This instinct, although perverted In
act, is something the American peo-
pie understand and respect.
As was said Of old when another
group was party to an abominable
thing, the victim of the Bolshevis1
propaganda does not know what he
does. He is the creature of ignorance
and prejudice. Into his darkenee
mind has never come the illuminat
ing concept of freedom for all under
4 law made by all. He has been SC
steadily fed with lies as to become
incapable Of discerning error. Hall
truths have dinned into his ears anc
ne has lost sense Of proportion. Sc
passionately does he see the wrongs
tho insensate millions of Russian.
have suffered that he is blind to the
greater miseries which have come
from another resort to force. The
Bolshevist hordes arc diabolic, TO,
their lust is for power and an op
portunity to play the role Of master
but for their deluded followers ma,
be felt great pity.
But pity becomes vice il 1t lead,
to shutting eyes to facts. Into new
areas has swept the Red Terror
Great multitudes are on the marcl
With huddled possessions. Cold ane
snow are preferable TO the mercy o1
the Bolsheyist host. Those in wilt
fight do not need to read newspapers
to know whether or not there are
atrocities.
The war-weary Western nationi
lack the virtue really TO defend
the helpless of Russia. They have
withdrawn support from those who
haye fought for civilization in Rus
siA. The consequences of tho descr-
klou ars, oE course, To be frightful--~
- frikhtful that appsaling from the
present To th1 futuNt, # may con-
nd4utJy b predietelA that In deep
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

AfEafBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tho Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the
use for republication Of all dispatches credited
also tho local OF spontaneous origin published
hsfein.
All rishts Of republication Of al other matter
heEein also reserved.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

Among those whose youthful read
ing was largely Nick Carter, Frank
Merriwell, and Snaps, is Stalky. "And
the worst things l do since I have
grown up" he says, "are to vote the
Republican ticket and ride motor
cycle"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
The Coming Tower
THE MAErERL1NcK JAZZ

AA~~AS ~>--~
I've got the Oseaux Bleus,
I've got the Oiseaux Bleus,
They're sadder than the tune they call the
''Sambre ct Meuse"1
That little Blue Bird there.
Composed by Wolff (hes bear).
Makes me cry and sigh, don't know why,
and don't care.
That lovely scenery,
1t sure appeals to me,
The brush of Boris Anisfelds Is nice to see.
So 1 can't refuse
To 60 and spread the news
OF those yellow and pinkian,A
Maurice Maeterlinckian,S
Henry T. Finckian,s
Oiseau, Oiseau, Oiseaux Bleus.
SIo SrAsrH.
The Blue Bird" Q. The bearded painter
of the scenery. 4. Referring to the colors.
8. referring to the Belgian et-philosopher.
6: Referring to tho music critic of the
Evening Post.
"Some of M. Maeterlinck's many
ADMIRERS" says the Times, Cannot
help feeling that it would have been
as we'll if now, as in the past, he had
addressed the public only from the
printed page or through the actors of
his plays" Most admirers of most
writers feel the same way. If a
writer has anything to say, he should
write it. Not one writer in ten who
does any public speaking does him
self or his audience any good. 4.
1t is subject close to what passes
for our heart, and we shall make
speech about it some evening.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

GUARANTY
ssu eaa purchase meschandlss advertised Ia THE
fRi6uNE with abseiute safst-tsr u dIssatisiao-
tea rssufts II tny case THE TRIBUNE guarantees
to pay your msaey back upsn request. No rod tape.
Nc aubblIns. We make seed promptly II the
advertiser dec net.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

Owned and Published daily By New York Tribune
lac. New Yosk corporation Ogden Reid. Presi-
dent: G. ysrnos Rogers. vice-Prseident; Helc,
Rcsers Red. Secretary: r. 4. Suter. Treasurer.
Address Tribune Building l54 Nassau Street. Now
T~k. Telephone. Beskman 5000.
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GUARANTY

Entered a. ths Pcstosacs at New Ycsk - seccut
Class Mall Matter
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

t Speaking OF towns~~a fascinating
habit (to the spcakcr)--tko census is
being taken in Populi, N. c., Folk.
Mo, md Family. Mont.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

SUBSCRIPTION RATEs-By MAIL Including
Fcssasa IN THE UNITED STATES AND
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

Also in Increase, Miss,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06

Nor should Booth, Ala, nor Tark;o
Mo-, be forgotten.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-06
Don't Forget Canaan, Ind.

Sir; Being a government clerk has its
ADVANTAGES. Before / had anything to do
with official mail, never heard OF such
important convention towns as Penrod, XIV.
Cherry. Ariz. Clarence. H.. and Seven
teen, Ohio. R.n
Evening star., 1920-02-18
FOR sA1E-HousEs
Confined.
7l3 l4th St. NV.

Attractive detached home. rooms.
e" baths, inclosed sleeping porch: large
lot: fine surroundings; space for ga
rage; located near car line. Vacant
and ready for immediate occupancy;
terms can be arranged. Price, $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
COatfn0e6.


WANT A HOUSE TO MOVE RIGHT INrof
We offer number Of most desirable dwellings
that the purchasers obtain immediate pos-
| session. Prices reasonable. send for list.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE-Two-FAMILY HOUSES.
We ceiling q great many
houses arranged for two families;
stories; separate celiers, sep
s.te porches; separate heAfng
plants The advantage Of this
plan OF house is that the owner
can occupy one floor. with or
rooms and bath. and receive an
income from the balance or the
house TO pay q fair interest on
the entire purchase price. Just
now the cost Of living is % great.
those wishing to economixe and
live within their means should be
very dcsirous Of buying such
houses. Later should they
wish a house Of a different plan
they ind ready sale for these
houses. they pay 4 high rate
of interest. We have them at
prices ranging from 5000 up.
Most Of them located in the
most desirable residential sections
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSES
We probably have the largest
list Of houses in the downtown
section suitable for private resi-
dences that would appeal torbus-
ness men or those wishing TO rent
rooms. On the best streeta; sew
crsl on the avenues: * street:
many of them have from ~ to 70
rooms and several baths. We
would he pleased to furnish you
with a complete list or arrange
to take you to see them.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
1872 New York ave.
g
Evening star., 1920-02-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
| No. 1888 L ST. NV.
This dwelling containing % rooms. With
| lot - by 139 feet can be purchased at price
which is less than the amount formerly loaned
! on it by conservative trust company. Must
| be disposed of ut ealy date. Valuable for
clubhouse. apartment house or business pur-
poses. Very easy payments:
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
FOR SALE
| 40. 42l 9Th ST. NV.
A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.
| A four-story dwelling Lot 26.3x93.3
An offer would be considered much less than
Valuable for business purposes or room reat.
inng. IL rooms.
FOR SALE-SUITABLE FOR ROOMING AND
, BOARDING HOUSES; EXTA LARGh n
YELLING. CENTRAL NORTHwEST.
WASHINGTON AND COLUMBIA HEiGH7s.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1882 New Tork ave. .
FOR sALE-TwO-FAMILY HOUSES: LIVE n
ONE APARTMENT OF SIX ROOMS. BATH,
CELLAR :, P9RCa Pc sn BaCK ar 9AHR ,AS ASp vM ~.
REPRESENT A GOOD INCOME ON MONET
INVESTMENT.
SEND nx For LIST LIST ", WET ., or ursa,r fssn; on
81. 500. s.. 500. $1,000. 81. 900.
| STONE FAIRFAX. fa42 New YoSt ave.
SEVERAL OF THE BEST PROPERTIES N
Ton ION HEIGMTS PURCHASERS SHOULD NOT
OVERLOOK THESE OFFERINGS. APPLY
FOR PARTICULARS.
Beimout road-Semi detached residence. An
out-of- town owner will sell for 81. 500. which
in about what the property cost At the time
rooms bath rooms. hot-wafer heat: lot 4sx
| 1.0. 15-foot alley.
| Near Conn ave. north Of Columbia pj.-Pnc.
tically new: l2N rooms. baths. hot water heet.
! electric lights, garage: hrst-class In evefy ~
spect. Less than $3o, 900 viii bug this dse1r.
able property.
/! 23rd street-A handsome Euglish basenent
residence: Ii rooms. bath rooms; ut oo1in:
| sleeping porches; one Of the most delightful
situst tions in this choice washingtsa Heights
section.
A new Washington Heights residesce; hss
not yet b-en occupied: as pretty - . pictsre:
| nglish basement plan; hot-water heat. eiec-
sIs. sooNsever.i thousand dollars iess than il
could be duplicated for.
Wyoming avenue. west Of Conn. .ye.ue-S
| stories. steam heat; lot 5ox16S; in Arst-elass
condition; $500.
the handsomest dwellings in this choice go
ton; 5 stories. Is rooms, B bath rooms; tet
115X162.
s12, ,5OO-Mintwood place-A substantial WEN
planned. broom house. steam heated. An OUT
| of-own opLer wishes to make quick sale.
$13. .75o-California street, near 20th-l0 resoA
5 baths, hot-water heat.
Conn. avenues stories. L. rooms. bsths.
hot-water heat. electric lights; possessies sssu.
| Biltmore street-0ne Of the most attractive
/ and best constructed residences on this choice
| street. The owner would like to get e20.ooo.
1 but an offer would be considered; possessiou
! could be had in short time; stories and
cellar: bath rooms; het-water heat; lot
23x112.
/ SIG 0O0-West Of Conn. avenue-12 rooms 50
! 2 baths, hot water heat: 26x122 70 N alley.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York avenue.
Evening star., 1920-02-18

Best Location in Northeast.
detached home. This house has just
been papered and painted throughout:
an all modern house with rooms and
bath, h.-w.h., elec. It's: room for ga
rage. THIS PROPERTY MUST BE
SOLD AT ONCE. Price, $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
Main 36. Main 81.

DOWNTOWN CORNER HoME-CON-
tains II rooms and bath. H.W. II. 2i-foot
front. Price. sl2. 500. Can be bought on
exceptionally easy terms.
IN BEST NORTHWEST SECTION
Very attractive s-room detached home.
Lot jOx15O. Thoroughly modern through
ont. Instantaneous hot-water heater:
sleeping and breakfast porches. Price,
S14.JOO. Easy terms.
NEAR 18th AND FAIRMONT STREETS
w-Exceptionally nice 10-room and
o-l,ath home Steam heat. Electric
lights. Beautiful stone front. Price, Sl0.-
500.
WEST OF 18th STREET-Splendid g.
room and ba tn home Beautiful location.
Steam heat. Servants room in basement.
Price. $500. Reasonable terms can be
arranged.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT. 18th AND
STREETS N.W.-Now rented for
50 600 a year. Contains II apartments.
Electric lights. Steam heat. Electric
elevator. An excellent opportunity TO
buy splendid paying investment. Price.
ranged.
s-ROOM HOME IN BLoOMINGDALE-
Rrownstonc front. Good condition
throughout. Price, $1,000.
IN BLOOMINGDALE-SP SIN
room and bath home. Furnace heat. We
can sell for $3.50 on very reasona bic
terms.
CHAS.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Northwest Section.
Sl2.Z5O.

Exceptionally fine residential section.
New tapestry semi detached brick house;
large lot about 100 #. deep to wide alley
seven rooms: tiled bath: four beautiful
bedroon.: two spacious rear porches:
breakfast porch: sleeping porch; large
colonial front porch: beautiful living
room: dining room: reception hall and
kitchen: Napor heat: electricity: gas: in
stantanrous water heater: hardwood
floors throughout; 4 corner house: all out
side rooms: - minutes from downtown
on 18th st. cars. Terms. So 900 cash;
reasonable monthly payments
Evening star., 1920-02-18

GOOD BUY FOR NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES;
8-roou, brick house 9th st. Sc. near Eye 81. I;
large back yard on alley; excellent condition; !;
only 81, 800. 7-ro0m brick on Eye st. sc. near
10th; reasonable: only s., 800 Call after Pm.
MILTON T. BROOAE,
franklin eilA. Columbian BLDG.
Evening star., 1920-02-18

r ST. NEAR UNION STATION; ROOMS,
bath. cellar; corner alley; only q. 600; terms,
81 600 cash, $50 monthly. Possession.
ROLAND Z. BOOTH, 215 NV; r. 2702.
mh15s
If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL ES-
GAM At xASTz1A0RBsA
Evening star., 1920-02-18
FOB sALE-H0UsEs
COntin0ed.
CAHILL L DUNCAN.
CONTINENTAL TRUST BLDG,
1lfh and II Ga n W

CAHILL L DUNCAN.
CONTINENTAL TRUST BLDG.
18th and H sts. NV.
$J,250-High view: rooms and bath:
colonial porch; good lot TO paved
alley; a pickup at this price; terms
10. $6.50O-Two-family apartment; live in one
and rent the other; separate heating
plant; each apartment contains >
rooms and bath; excellent location;
bargain; terms.
bath; fine bedrooms; has fine cab
met mantels: hot-water heat: finished
in hardwood; lot 2OxlO0; terms.
n. s5O-New Jersey Ave.-Four doors from
H street: a chance to buy two fine
houses; for boarding houses: the ar
ranSement Of the rooms and the loca-
tion Of these houses cannot be sur.
passed; terms. The houses alone could
not be built for anything near this
price.
IS, $S,000-Petworth-Six-r rooms and bath: hot
water heat: electric light: hardwood
floors; mantels: glass-inclosed sleep
ing porch; gas logs; house is 20 wide.
lot. 142 #. deep; to wide paved
alley; there Is q garage on the rear
with electric lights; bargain.
3d. -Petworth-Entirely detached wide
house-Rround all around: large lot:
corner house; house brand new; has
hot-water heat: electric light; hard
wood floors; open fireplace: wide
colonial porch in front: beautiful
plumbing fixtures: q chance seldom
OHeTcu, SS,IsJ caSn. $So HoH'h, ~
tai payment. Act quick, as it is an
exceptional buy.
S. ss1o-lmmediate possession: Holmead
place. close to I4th: number of
people have been waiting for Just
such house OF Z fine rooms and hath: /:
hot-water heat; electric light: hard
wood floors: colonial porch: full width
house: 20 IT. wide: plenty room for
garage: 2O-ft. paved alley. Terms,
$1,000 A snap.
&5.SJ0-Bloomingdale- rooms and bath:
two porches; house good condition;
$500 cash: bargain.
$13, JOO-One of those fine houses on Hobart
street. of 18th st. NV; fine bed
rooms and bath: the house itself is
"a IT. wide: has hot water heat; elec-
tric light hardwood floors; open
fireplace; in fact. it is thoroughly
modern: terms.
CAHILL & DUNCAN,
CONTINENTAL TRUST BLDG.
18th and II SITS. NV.
SELLERS. TRUST YOUR HOUSES WITH Us:
If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL Es-
TATE TALK IT OVER WITH NJ. H. NOR
GAN. AT ZAETZINGER'S.
Bungalow.
$3.50. ST 500 Cash, $50 Monthly
rooms. bath. hardwood floors and trim.
GpeT Tspl1se ss,i,y gas lot
Dahlgren Terrace-Detached.
$1,000. $1,000 Cash, $50 Monthly
rooms. bath, four bedrooms. slate roof.
porches: good lot: one block from street cars.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Northwest-Detached.
$1,000. ST 500 Cash, $50 Monthly
rooms. tiled hath. hot-Sater heat. cleo
tricty, Westinghouse electric range sleeping
porch: bult-in garage: porcbas: wonderful
views; lot GOxlO7. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION.
Northwest-Bungalow.
$500. Terms.
rooms. bath, stone open fireplace. hot
water heat. electric lights. hardwood floors.
big porches; pretty lot: ONE block from cars.
Bungalow.
81. 500 $1,000 Cash. $50 Monthly
rooms. bath, open fireplace. sleeping porch.
hot-watcr heat. electricity: 20 minutes TO
treasury; one block to cars. IMMEDIATE
Evening star., 1920-02-18

If YOU WANT TO RUY Or SELL REAL ES-
TATE TALK 1T OVER WITH NJ. f. NOR
GAN. AT ZANTZINGERS.
FOR SALE-To C0LDRE1"NEW HOMES:
six laIge rooms and tile bath: elegant electric
n1tures: excellent gas stove; hot-water heat
front and rear porchcs; extremely large yard
10 alIev: cellar under entire house: handsomely
papered Don't lose the opportunity of inspect
ing these attractive homes early.
Price $3.50. Small cash payment.
Balance rent.
Sample house. 10 Kenyon St NV.
Omen heated and lighted am. 10 pm
daily. salesman on premises
Evening star., 1920-02-18

rNGLESIDE TERRACE. NEAR 18th AND
Newton sts nw-9 rooms and bath. furnace
heat and gas; owner wishing to make quick
sale will sell fer s.. 800. Only $1,000 cash re.
ouired balance as rent. Possession can be had
early Address Box 2l0C, Star ofhcr. 10
Evening star., 1920-02-18
One-Half Block From
MARYLAND Ave NE

VACANT. WELL BUILT HOME Of 8
rooms and bath newly decorated: new
heating plant just put in: many other
modern improvements; ample room for
garage to hold 3 cars. ONLY Sj.175.
Small cash payment and monthly in
stallments ike rent.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
On Quincy St. NV. Just
or 1dtb
OUR BEST BUY TODAY

. UR Z ) I = Y I . A Y.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN
THREE-STORY BRICK HOME in perfect condition.
conveniently arranged and BATH with many improve
Terms 500 cash and SIS per month Can be seen
any time. A HOME THAT WILL PLEASE YOU and
you should right away.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 98
Evening star., 1920-02-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES
CHAS. D. SAGER.
a23 Fifteenth St. NV.
Continued.

"-O HtteHtn 81
2-STORY APARTMENT IN BLOoMING-
DALE-Contains one apartment. .ooms
and bath-the other q rooms ana os,n.
separate furnaces. Now rented Tor $iio
per month. Price, $500.
DOWNTOWN GARAGE-LoT, A112S-
Holds 80 cars. Price. $25. 900. keasoh-
able terms be arranged.
AN APARTMENT HOUSE N0RTHWEsI
Contains : apartments Of : rooms ana
bath each: 4 apartments OF rooms anu
bath each. Now rented for 3,SoO per
year. Price, $21 900. An excellent IN
vestment.
DOWNTOWN HOME WITH IA ROOMS
SOUTH Of D street west of 18th NV.
Splendidly arranged for subiettns.
Price, Sl2.j0O. Terms.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD NV
Exceptionally nice Groom and bath nome
Electric lights. Hardwood floors through
out. NOW VACANT. Price, $3.50.
on TENNESSEE AVENUE N.E.-JUsT
OFF LINCOLN PARK-ENcellent Groom
homo. H.w.H. Exceptionally large
terms.
IN BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE-0PPO-
SITE THE CIRCLE-9-room and 2-bath
corner home. H.w.H. Electric lights
tie stone wall. Shrubbery and trees.
Price. $l5.5O0. Immediate possession
can be given.
SAGER,
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Downtown. Within Walking

Instance OF business DlStrlCt
VERY COMFORTABLE AND WE'LL
LOCATED HOME. Eleven rooms g
foorsl and sbath. with numesous mod
ern improvements. You will do well
to invest your money in this paying
proposition. Exceedingly low terms at
price that cannot be equaled in
Washington. Price, So, 500.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
FOR SALE

HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH US.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
Evening star., 1920-02-18

FOR SALE-Price. S16.5O0. A little Off from
Connecticut ave. and near the circle in what
is considered one Of the most attractive situa-
tions in Chevy Chase. ThAe is q lot 1OOx14O
with plenty of shrubs and trees; also q garage
An excellent house for entertaining; lS large
rooms. rear stairway. electric lights, numerous
open freplaces. large porches.
FOR SALE-Price. 81 600 very complete
comparatively new two-stOry q nd attic house !:
there is a living room with open fireplace; oak
floors; four bedrooms and two bathrooms on
second floor: vapor heat; electric lights; well
selected fixtures and decorations. There is a
garage on paved alley. Possession any time
FOR sALE-Price. $500. central Ina IL
planned house, there are ten rooms, two ba this
hot heat. electric lights and oak noors:
there Is living room % feet long. with large
open fireplace. The porches to this bouse
are large. and there is a garage. Owner. wish.
ing to return to the city. will give possession
when desired.
FOR SALE-Price. $11 900. The lot is lOOx
100 covered with big trees and lots Of shrub
berry; house of attractive appearance, with
eight rooms and bath; hot-water heat, cleo
tricity and freproof garage. Owner, occupy
ing house. will give possession. We would like
to show you this house. for it will please you.