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New-York tribune., 1920-01-11
Son Identifies
DIR. X as Noted
Boston Citizen
Mysterious, Ragged Wan
derer, Amnesia Victim,
Turns Out To Be Retired
Physician and Musician
Was Missing Since 1917
Lieut.. Commander Brands
Cry of s'Father!" Causes
Parent to Collapse

LAMBERTVILLE, N. j., Jan. To-
The ragged, penniless wanderer dubbed
"Dr. K" since a clergyman who be-
friended him here discovered remnants
OF scientific lore in his tattered men,
ory, was identified to-day. He is Dr..
John L.. Brand, sixty-four years old, a
retired physician and talented mu-
sician.. who vanished from his home in
Boston in March, 1917.
The identification was made by his
son. Lieutenant Commander Charles l..
Brand, chief Of construction at the
Philadelphia navy yard. DR.. Brands
wife, her health impaired by anxiety.
is living with married daughter at
Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
"Dr. x" his bearded face scanned bv
age and the effort to concentrate his
faculties, was bent over a table at the
hcme of his benefactor. the Rev. ]. T
instruments that seemed fami i.r 10
him. The group surrounding him was
so engrossed in his efforts to read the
past in the swift, sure str,kes of his
pencil that they paid no heed to the
buzz of the doorbell. ''N
Recognition Fails
The door of the room swunp onen
abruptly. A stalwart officer in nav
uniform stood in the doorway. his gaze
nxed on the bent figure at the table
His eyes shone with hope and, maybe'
tears. A@S Ne'
Father" he said, and then as "Dr.
4" looked up abstractedly from his
TASK: rather. don't you know me? l
am your SON Charles
Or. 4" slumped back in his chair.
gazing fixed,y at the officer in the door.
way. His hands trembled and the rapid
tattoo of the pencil his fingers still
eIutched was audible in the silence
his face was pale and he painted as If
from physical exertion as he srroye to
whlp his mind back along path that
was closed.
NO." he whispered at last.
Then he rose and kalked haltinelv
toward Commander Brand. He placed
mis- hands on the younger mans should
ers, his nervous fingers fumbiing with
the epaulettes. For nearly minute
tney stood thus, gazing into one an
body was racked by a sob of sdlsan-
polntment and he crumpled tc the floor
at his sons feet. He could not re-
member.
He was. put to bed and a physician
called. who advised that he be not
disturbed until he had had chance to
recover from the shock.
Commander Brand read of the case
OF "Dr. x" in the newspapers this
morning and started for Lambcrtville
at once to see if the wanderer who
showed evidences Of an Eng ish tech
nical education, perhaps at oxford.
and performed miracles with an organ
was mis- father. He was positive in his
Identification.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11
Provost Refuses to Plead
Alleged Eyewitnesses Of Brown
Murder Are Souuht
Special Corres,

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. Jan. 10 :.
Lloyd Provost, held in the cou.,t,, ~;
here charged with the murder Dscssm. sn.
ber % Of j. Stanley Brown. son Of s'',. !.
millionaire cigar manufacturer wos .
arraigned in police court TO-DAY in nra a
liminary proceedings before W n am
Sawn, justice Of the peace. He stood
mute when asked to p cad. The exam
ination demanded by prevost's counse,
was set for January 90.
A search is to be mode this week ~.
two persons who, in letters to the m.
lice to which they signed only thrjs
initials. asser-ed hey w,r
nesses of the murder. Browns FRIENDS
are being checked over by the po.ice
in an effort to find corresponding
initials.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11
Copeland Hopes Blue Stays
Commissioner Silent Over Ru.
NOR of SURGEON CeneraIss Poet

HA'r OI surgeon Oeneral'S Post
DR.. Royal S. Copeland, Health Com
missioner, refused yesterday to deny or
confirm the. report that he is to be the
next SURGEON general of the United
States Public Health Service.
1t was reported from Washington
yesterday that Secretary of the Treas
ury Glass had offered him the post to
succeed Surgeon General Rupert Blue,
W. csc term of Office expires on Janu-
ary is.
II sincerely hope that General Blue
will be reapnointed, "sad DR.. Copeland
yesterday, when asked if he had been
offered the post. "He is an efficient
man in every way and knows the ins
and outs of the work thoroughly. If /
went down there it would take me two
years to learn what he knows now, and
l think it .s in the very best interests
of e. country that he should be reap
rointod. More l cannot saw"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11
Twelve More Casualties
Are Reported i'm the A. E. F.
New York Tribune
Wa hin0tOn Burcnu

1vFW ! 07E 7TTbTne
va hinaton Bureau
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.--A recap'tu-
,lation of the A. E. F. casualties prior
70 November11. 1918. follows: Wounded
severely, Il wounded slightly, l. Cur
rent casualties in A. E. F., not in
Siberia: Died of disease 9. Casually
in A. E. F., Siberia: Died of disease.
Total, IL.
Erroneouslv reported died of accident
= d ether causes: Ccrpnral Fred C.
Sherman Johnsonville, N. Y,
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Was Church organist

DR.. Brand was born in England and
was graduated from Kings CO lege,
London. The dim recol ection of CDR
x" of a Southern plantation near
big river on which he sometimes went
to church by boat, Commander Brand
cou d not explain. So far as he knew
his father never had been in the South
On coming to the United States he
sett ed in New Haven, Conn, moving
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

to Worcester, Mass, in 1902 and to
Boston in 1912. He was organist at St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church in
Worcester, aid laer a: Al Sain.s.' AL
though he had retired from the prac-
ce of the medical profession. it had
an irresistible attraction for him. In
addition to his duties as organist and
to instruction in music which he wns
civ ng he resumed his scientific work,
devotine himself to chemical and bio
logical researches.
Once while in Worcester he had a
slight attack of amnesia. At the time
of his disappearance he was staying
at hotel in East Gloucester, Mass.
white his wife was visiting her daugh.
ter Rose at Fortress Monroe. When
she returned no trace of Dr.. Brand was
to be found. He had gone for a walk.
she learned at the hotel and never
LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., Jan. 10
When notified that the man known as
'Dr: X" had been identified as her
husbxnd, John L. Brand, Mrs. Brand,
xho ls at the home of her daughter at
scrt Leavenworth, was overjoyed. She
aid she had not heard from her son,
Lieutenant Commander Charles L.
3rand. who identified his father, but
q telegram
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

9th A. d. Democrats to Dine
The Thomas A. Williams Democratic
District will have it's annual enter
ainment and reception tomorrow
evening, at Palm Garden Fifty-eighth
Street and Lexington Avenue
Evening star., 1920-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES
HOEHLING, PEELLE & OGILBY, At
torneys for Plaintin.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia.-United States of Amer
ica to the use Of the Warren +. Brenizer Com
pany, a corporation, plaintiff, VS.. Faribault
building Corporation, q corporation, and Globe
Indemnity Company, a corporation defendants.
At Law, No. 63511.-Pursuant to the re-
ouirements Of an act OF Congress, approved
August Is, 1894, and the act. approved Feb
ruary "a, 1905, amendarory thereof, notice is
hereby given to all creditors. IL any, Of the
above named defendant. Faribault Building
CORPORATE under contract entered into June
% 1915. between it and the United States OF
America for the construction and completion.
at the naval air station, Anacostia, District
of Columbia Of a concrete landing beach for
seaplanes together with sea walls at the ends
Of the beach, as we'll also TO remove certain
tben existing piers, docks and timber platform,
anal settlement whereof was made with said
Faribault Building Corporation by the United
states Of America, under date. July H. 1919.
that the above entitled action has been insti-
tuted upon the bond 6f said contractor and
against the latter as principal and against the
other defendant named as surety thereon ana
that any creditor may file his or its claim IN
This action and be made a party herein. as IN
said act Of Congress; provided. copy OF tns
notice TO be published daily for three success
sive weeks In The Evening Star. and once q
xveet for three successive weeks in the wash
ington Law Reporter, beginning in each with
the week OF April f. 1920. Dated, this "a day
Of ApriI. 1920 WILLIAM HITZ. Justice.
ISeal'l A true copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG,
clerk. BY CHAS. b. COFFIN. Asst. Clerk.
ap4-d&Su-21t
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MAGNIFICENT
NEW MODERN HOME.
OVERLOOKING WASHING
TON GOLF AND COUNTRY
CLUB AND SURROUNDING
COTTMTPV

Magnificent stucco home, just being complet.
ed; built by day labor under supervision of
architect; contains the following: Parior
t6eamed ceiling, massive open fireplace, panel
ed In oak six windows. two entrances to
porch); dining room. paneled in oak; kitchen,
porcelain sink; pantry; laundry room, two tubs
and servants toilet and hand basin; back porch:
back stairway to second floor second floor has
four fine bedrooms with closets, one opens to
covered back porch; bathroom Of three pieces
tile hoor and tile side walls; also another COM
plete bathroom with shower: linen closet In
hall; attic. one good furnished room, heated for
servant: also plenty Of storage room; cellar has
splendid Argo vapor heating plant; built-in ga
rage in cellar for one large car; outside pump
house has electric motor for pumping water:
splendid electrical fixtures throughout house:
all Of FIRST floor double floors. with building pa
per between house; trimmed throughout in
chestnut: outside cutters and downspouts: ,sep-
tic tank; grounds, ~ acres; located opposite
golf course, on high HILL overlooking surround
ing country. This property. the first Of many
exclusive residences to be built in this neigh.
borhood, was built by day labor; the lumber
was cut right on premises and saWmfll is in.
stalled within sight Of this property; the stone
for foundations and open fireplace was gotten
also on this tract, which kept costs down on
these materials. This property is offered at al.
most cost OF construction, plus the price of
land Price is SIS, ,00O;. terms, IS 600 cash bal
ance 800 per month. If you are looking for a
real well planned. suburban, new home I think
tms Is II. as only the best of ma terials were
used VIII stand the closest inspection as to
deslgn. construction ETC., etc. Any and all in
formation SEQ me. Sale sign In front Of home
Evening star., 1920-04-04
MODERN HOME.
IS PROSPECT ST,
THpTETON WA

Large seven-room house and reception hall;
Y acre ground four bedrooms with closets;
bath; pantry; gas and electric lights; parlor,
1513O. bay window and mantel: dining room.
two windows. plate rail, closet; kitchen. cup
ing; concrete cellar; hot-water heat; large
attic. foored has ten windows: garage. cement
sides: back porch: 10 apple trees, 8 peach,
blackberries. asparagus bed. grapes, many
shade trees. Located in Thrifton, Va, one
block from station {nine minutes by trolley
from Georgetown). Price. s.. .45O; terms, s.. 900
cash. balance can arrange. Sale sign on prop
erty; owner-occupant. You can inspect any
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BUNGALOW AND 4 ACRE.
l-5 OF ACRE, E ROOMS AND
GARAGE

Beautiful, well built home: large rooms
and rec. hall; bath; fioored attic: pantry: linen
closets: fine cellar. with 2 entrances; furnace
heat: cleo. lights; front and back porches; tin
concrete walk around house; garage 1sx2O.
holds 2 cars; chicken house; 81 fruit 'trees;
lots Of grapes, roses. flowers, etc: lot 100
front by 15O deep; corner of Clements and Oak
sts, Ballston. Va. (Nr Dunn's place). Re
duced to $500: 81 500 cash. balance $44.5O
per month. includes everything. Property
like the above hard to get. Only % minutes
ride to 10Th and Pa. ave- NV. good elec.
line and square from Wash. and Old Domin-
ion elec. line. that goes to Georgetown. See
this, it's good. Large photo at office.
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BEAUTIFUL MODERN
HOME

Contains seven rooms. open fireplace, com.
plete plumbing, hot-water heat, gas and elec-
tric lights. hardwood trim. rs feet of front
porch on three sides; also closed back porch;
fine cellar and attic; electric motor; three bed
rooms and sewing room on second floor: garage;
stable; concrete walks; beautiful lawn; all
trees; flowers, etc. Located in Thrifton, Va.
1Cherrydale); nine minutes by trolley to
Georgetown. probably best house in Cherry
dale.) Price. $8. 500; terms, IS 600 cash; bal
ence can run as first trust. Owneroccupant 60
ing away. Early possession given. This is a
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ESQ 9oh Acres Equipped.
ST, 500 Cash Reo11ired

Estate must be settled, and quick buyer gets
everything for less than value Of bldgs.; near
railroad town. excellent markets 125 acres ma.
ne-worked fields. balance spring-watered pas
ture and wood. apple orchard: nearly new
sheSa stro1m house wi with water. telephone, maple
snade, new barn. sio. spring water. other
machinery. etc; only $500. part cash: easy
terms. Details page 80 strout's Catalog Spring
AGENCY. 1422 n. Land Title bldg, Phiiadei-
phia.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

FOR sALE-A 57-ACRE TRACT LYING
between Riggs I'd. and Sligo rd., fronting on
each and bordering District line lays beauti-
fully for acreage suburban homes; within a
walking distance Of Takoma branch, Capitol
Traction line: no trade: easy terms Price as
on the market.
ELIJAH e. KNOTT.
d. G. Phone Main 4535.
RIG BARGAIN-1O6-ACRE FARM. MONT. Co.
Md; miles d. C.: on pike. near R.R.; S-r h.
nee. outbldgs.: loo fruit trees, woods stream
spring. n. WALLING. Lincoln Hotel, city.
IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. FROM 10
to 325 acres: prices are right See us and
make arrangements for inspection.
F. h SMITH CO., s15 18th ST.
6OO-ACRE BLUE GRASS STOCK AND GRAIN
farm about 25 miles s.w. of Washington: 500
acres under cultivation in grass. balance
timber; new dwelling; large barns and ali
kinds Of outbuildings; orchard; owner will
820-acre Loudonn county, Va. stock and
grain farm near Leesburg railroad station
on property; about $50 acres under cuItiya-
ton, balance timber; good dwelling; tenant
house and all kinds farm buildings; orchard. n
sold at once. $40 per acre.
115-acre Montgomery county. Nd. farm; in
tenant houses; large basement barn and all
farm buildings; orchard located IL miles north
Of Washington. Bargain at $18.500.
S0-acre Montgomery county farm near Law
louisville, in good state of cultivation; stocked
and equipped six horses, four cows, three brood
share of all crops; fine spring and stream
some fruit Sacrifice at $4,000.
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR, Room 222.
726 14th st. NV. Phone Main 7176 4s
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ELEGANT HOME-S18.OOO.

beautiful country home. contains nine large
roHms room seception hall ana bath cellar and ate
porch. 11xb1; side porch, 11I33: parior' 14x24
open fireplace and beamed ceiling; dining room:
laxio. also open fireplace: two pantries; two
stairways; speaking tubes; coat closet; cellar.
two entrances. has laundry tubs, servants toi,
let. front room. two large coal rooms, work
shop; second floor. five fine bedrooms, three han
linen closets. settee In hall; attic servants
room (heated): also plenty Of room for storage;
ssraSe: beautiful lawn. carefully planted with
ssnruooefy. cedar and locust trees; many fruit
rose and vegetable garden. Property vacant.
Keys at omce Sale sign in front Of property.
iocated on Chain Bridge road in Livingston
Heights, not far from Country Club. Contains
1-6 acres Five minutes to Great Falls cars.
Vwner transferred out Of town. Price, SIS 600:
terms. $0,OO0 cash. balance can arrange. Sir
pictures at office. II looking for high-ciass sub
Evening star., 1920-04-04
MODERN HOME.

ZN AIRES AND IAKAGE.
Beautiful seven-room home, contains living
rooms 1.-TWO on first floor and two second
hoor),- kitchen. laundry tubs pantry. fine sleep
ing porch Q1x14), front porch, linen closet,
hathroom (three piecesb. tank and big storage
room; cellar under entire house; hot-water
heat electric lights; garage. concrete floor.
hold one car; grapes: raspberries; concrete
walks around house; pump on back. porch; new
ly painted; located in Franklin Park, Va.
Great Falls electric line twenty minutes from
House by auto. Inspect any time You wish
AMr Doran's place); four minutes walk from
Franklin Park station. Price, $5, $50; terms.
$1,000 cash, balance $62 per month, includes
everything. See this; it's good.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
MODERN HOME
AT THRJFTON VA

Beautiful home. 120 Center st.; seven rooms
on two floors (four bedrooms); BATH linen
closet; two pantries; gas and electric lights
porcelain sink: hot-water heat: concrete cellar
and back porches; electric motor; garage for
one car; owner-occupant going away; sign on
property: two minutes walk from Thrifton
station mine minutes from Georgetown on
Great Falls electric line). Price, $6750; terms
81 500 cash. balance $4S.12 per month. includes
everything
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This land. about 10 acres. now subdivid-
smaller) is offered at prices from $3.50 up.
Ground lies well. Many especially attrac-
tive building sites. Half Of these lots
face on good county road. Some Of lots
face north. south. east and west Below
are numbers. size Of lots, prices. etc:
Evening star., 1920-04-04

5oAORE FARM: GROOM HOUSE, PRAC-
tically new; electric lights; all necessary out.
buildings; ten minutes walk from trolley ON
Fort Hunt rd. ]. WILLIAM NERO, Alex
andria. Va, Route 1. &c
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ONE BUILDING
OF in residential section NV; water. sewer.
'avement and paved alley: all paid. Will con-
iider automobile. 1903 11th NV. -
ARGE. ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES.
'usiness and suburban properties. apartments
'Hilding lots and farms which exchanges
an be made; We are making specially and
ave many advantageous propositions.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
13S 18th ST. NV.
Exchange Departuipnt.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
EXECUTORS SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Near Germantown, Montgomery
County, Maryland.
The Undersigned Will, on
SATURDAY, the 10th Day OF
APRIL, A. D., 1920.
At the hour of TWO O'CLOCK PM. offer for
sale at public auction, at the residence of the
late Daniel W. Baker, near the village of Ger
iuantown. Montgomery county, Md, the follow
ing parcels of land:
1st. A farm containing
54o Acres OF Land, More or Less
About 400 acres under high state of cuIti-
safIoa anGn 1th TStsr IN all fields
baths. Cow barn for 100 head of cows horse
barn granary: hay barracks chicken houses
ana and numerous other oUtbuildings There are
also tenant houses, several of them 2-family
houses. This is one of the finest farms in
Montgomery county, being almost at German
town station, and 26 miles from Washington
End. A tract of land containing II acres,
more or less, lying just west of Germantown,
is highly productive land and offers special at.
fractions to those desiring a medium sized
farm.
3rd. A wood lot containing SO acres situate
on baltimore road near Neelsville Church, and
about = miles from main farm.
p 4th. A 2-story frame house near tbe r r.
y. h.R. station ct Germantown, containing 6
rooms and cellar, large garden and some fruit
All growing wheat on the above described
iand is reserved. and will be sold separately
immediately after the sale of the real estate
Terms of Sale.
A deposit # $4,000 will be required Of Dur
chaser on parcel No. 1 when the property is
knocked down on day Of sale. A deposit Of $500
on parcel No. 2 and $3.50 on No. 8 and No. 4.
respectively. Conveyancing and revenue stamps
ut the cost Of the purchaser.
ANDREW H. BAKER
HENRIETTA L. BAKER,
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6 ROOMS AND GARAGE.

No. ITO Villa road. Clarendon, Va. (Aurora
Heights; nice stucco home: six large rooms,
electric lights and gas; oak floors; front and
back porches; full concrete cellar; cement floor
garage; chicken house; grapes, small fruit
trees; electric motor for pumping: nice lot,
oOx1SO. Price. $1,000; terms, $500 cash, bal
ance $50 per month, includes everything. In
spect any time. Owner-occupant going away.
Sale sign in front Of house.
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kKOMA PARK-1O-ROOM. 2-BATH -BUNGA-
"; gas; electricity: garage: nice lawn; shade;
pit trees; possession at once Address Box
l-D. Star Office. IV--
ECATUR HEIGHTS HOME. ROOMS. ALL
|dern improvements including electric range.
o lots 5Ox2OO IT: house facing Annapolis
Id. which is now being paved: land improved
IN strawberries and raspberries: place must
unfurnished: must =. -: -vner leaving
.te T. A. La Mo.:EUN. rLone Hyatts-
kHLGREN TERRACE BUNGALOW-PRET
section in Tsssni sGSSs
eh. 1014 Douglas 81. ne. Col $3.50.
rNGALOW SITE]s MILES OUT; JUST OFF
ckville trolley. For particulars address Box
b-D. Star office.
SUK ACRES AND IIBERTY FROM HIGH
hser: four acres fronting $50 feet on the
lin street of beautiful Mclean, Va: well
II sroom house and & bath; & electric e,on lights IT'S
re; close To up-to-date school; young or
ard of approximately 10 fruit trees. 300 rasp-
rry and 900 blackberry bearing bushes: land
good CONDITION: revenue from fruit and ber-
and garden would help support family:
Pperty possesses great value for building
al place to bring up children in highcla S.
genial community. Property, 81 900. 81. 900
IN. Take Washington and Old Dominion
ctric cars. 3Sth and NJ SITS, or drive out to
Lean over splendid Chain bridge automobile
d. Also q bargain in large six x-room house.
th bath. large lot 9Ox1s5: furnace: one
6TKOwsKI. Mclean. Va. or COO F st. NV.
shington, d. C. II you cannot call at Nc
an. write for fun description and photo.
LIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME. ACRES;
tage of 6 rooms. barn, garage. poultry
apes: high elevation: immediate possession !;
&c. 81. 500. !. cash: balance. s35 Yonthly.
rated on heights east Of Riyerda1e. Md To
Tai proHa sh1rrxv
sts- ne. to Good Luck road station: Agent
ground all day Sunday. l. WALTER
EED. No. 1913 II st. NV.
w GROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW.
nplete in every detail. for immediate pos
sion; electric lights; pipeless furnace: con-
te basement under entire house: front and
k porches; large lot; less than half T. square
ance monthly. ARTHUR CARR, Hyatts-
le. Nd.
room DWELLING. EXCELLENT CONDI-
IN all modern Improvements; gas range
AI range; large porches: attic; cellar; fur
Zee heat ; large lots fruit; grapes /; poul-
house an ideal home 3 squares to cars.
ice. Sc. 500. Terms
81 room modern dwelling. large lot. Price,
6.room dwelling. electric lights: water; large
riches outbldgs. (; II acre Of land, II square
cars. Price. $4,000: $500 cash. balance on
H. J. MOFFAT. Phone Hyattsville ss-R .
EAR CONGRESS- HEIGHTS. D. C--6-R00SI
ore and dwelling; acres Of land; Groom
nant house fine water and shade; wide, light
rect; $4,000; terms. Phone Lincoln 4o48,
prning or evening. Sc
ACRES ROLLING LAND; HIGH ELEvA-
bn; overlooks Washington; u mile from
ectrtc cars: grand stream water; good auto
pbile road :: covered with forest trees vast
antity pulp wood. the profits Of which will
entire purchase price. VIII furnish profita-
contract for pulp wood. s115 per acre one
rd cash, balance monthly. To see, take
ldensbury electric cars. 18th and II SITS
10 Good Luck Road station. Agent on
und all day Sunday.
L. WALTER WEED,
1913 n st. NV.
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Main 442.

81 $50.
LIVINGSTONE HBfGHTS, VA.
rooms, tile BATH ami; h.-w.h.; full light
basement and attic; splendidly built home Il;
hardwood floors; exclusive community: near
Washington Golf and Country Club; 20 minutes
to White House by auto trolley; 1880
cash: bargain; no war price.
ST. ELMO, VA.
7-room house and 8 lots. only $3.50: house
Is practically new. with bath and electric
lights. Immediate possession.
DEL RAY. VA.
S6,250
New Groom bungalow with full partly fin
ished attic easily convertible to rooms: bath: :
electric lights; furnace; basement; garden and
chicken house.
DEL RAY, VA.
SO. 500.
New siy-room house, bath; electric lights;
furnace: light, airy basement: splendidly built
81 900 cash, balance terms.
DEL RAY, VA.
$6,25O.
Attractively built new brick bungalow with
full basement. bath. electric lights. furnace
heat. 81 900 cash, balance terms
Z. L. COCkRELL.
Room 2O4, Onray bldg. Main 5519
NEW BUNGALOW IN DEL RAY, va; s
rooms and bath; steam heat; electricity and ga
rage; lot 5Ox115; Oxford ave.; blocks from
Alexandria car; $4. $50. CHAS. SCHRIMPF,
Del RAY. Va Qs