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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

| Ell dollar" es la mOneda atIeta.
Me contaba un teniente americana,
Idestacado en- ell Rhin, que el, por su
lsueld0 de un mes, lie habian entrega-
do 10000 marcos! Aqui en- Francia,
un dollar" vale hoy dia II frances
25 centimOs. Tres billetes de a 5
frances, ua billetito de 2, un sello
de correOs de 25 centimOs. Ell seIlo,
3en Ell Credit Lyonnais, nos 10 entire
gan encerradO en- una especie de re-
licario de aluniniO con una tapa tras-
paEente de celuloide. Asi, no Sc ensu-
cia nj Sc pierde. :. Pues bien, yO he
salido hoy con tres dollars en- ell boil
isillo. Los he cambiadO y me han
dado por ellos 81 frances IS centavOs.
Aunque la vida esta muy cara en-
Francia, con 81 frances IS Sc puede
cenar, ir al teatrO, hacer, en- fin, una
pOrci0n de cOsas. VeamOs, por Gu
riosidad, 10 que puede hacerse, en- su-
ma, con tres d6lares.
| Ante tOdO, saquemos ell relOj. Son
las cincO de la tarde. Entramos en-
un "tea-rOom" de los mas elegahtes.
Pedimos te unos pasteles. La mu-
chacha que nos sirve, rubia insi-
nuante, desliza sObre nuestra mesa
, una hojita de papel en- que hay escri-
ia esta cantidad: $780,. Vamos, en-
seguida, a cOmprar peri6dicOs. LA
revue hebdOmadaire", 2 frances; "El
SOl', 0.40; "Le Figaro, lie Journal
iy lie Matin", 0.5O. Total: 2 fran
cos 80. Por frances 80 salimOs de
la tienda de peri6dicOs con un grueso
rOllo de papel impresO, que Cristobal
Real nos envidiaria. De ALI, a la ci-
garreria, a cOmprar, por un franco,
una GAIA de diez cigarrillOs egipciOs
I iAnargyros. Provienen del "StOck
americana, por ESQ los dan a tan ba-
jo precio.
5Que hacer ahora? Nos encami-
naremOs al "Palais oliver: 2 fran
beaala entFssds~ Nos sentamos, en- una
butaca de mimbre, en- ell Palma
RUM, oir ell conciertO y a yer pa
sar gente de muchas parties del mum
do: espanoles, sudamericanOs, ingleses
sObre todo. Baio la alta cipula cris-
talina viyen paImas y platanOs. A
10 lejos, los Princes, con sus cunt
bres nevadas, Sc recortan sObre ell
NcielO, que cae desde 10 alto como una
gigantesca bambalina que tuviera eI
borde rotO a grandes tijeretazOs. ..
VOlvemos sacar el reloi. Las seis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

! HABANA, diciembre 29.El gene
raj Cipriano Castro, ex-Presidente de
/ Venezuela, manifesto aver a la poll
cia secreta de esta ciudad que no quie-
Ire ser objeto de interviews por parte
de los periodistas que lie asedian, a
muchos de los cuales ha rogado que
dejen de interrogarle. DON Cipria-
no dice que ha lido a la Habana en-
viaje de negocios v que muy en- bre-
We embarcara para Puerto Rico.
TRIESTE, dicienrbre 29.-Las tro-
pas regulares italianas mandadas por
lei general Caviglia estan bombar-
deando a Fiume, cuyas fortalezas
contestan bizarramente al ataque. No
obstante, la situacion de la plaza Sc
considera muy crftica porque las fuer-
zas atacantes tienen recursos infini-
Itamente superiores.
ROMA, diciembre 29.-Las noticias
Iprocedentes de Fiume dicen que
D'Annunzio, ell egregio poeta Y caudi-
llo de la rebellion, ha muerto en- los
momentos en- que pretendia impedir
ia lucha entire sus correligionarios Y
los soldados regulares italianos. La
noticia ha causado gran impression en-
Roma, aunque la opinion espera un
gesto teatral del Poeta rebelde para
kauidar Ia aventura De Fiume.
LONDRES, diciembre 29.-El Co
rresponsal de The Times, en- Milan,
desmiente la noticia deNla muerte de
D'Annunzio, asegurandose, sin embar-
go, que Sc encuentra herido. Los ex-
Ipertos Green que La situacion del eau
dillo rebelde es desesperada. Fiume
esta en- inminente peligro de caer en-
poder de las fuerzas regulares que
han establecido un cerco asfixiante.
HABANA, diciembre PEI fa-
moso ajedrecista Raul Capablanca es-
TIA aqui esperanto un cablegrama de
Lasker, ell gran jugador internacio-
nal, anunciandole la fecha en- que lie
que la Habana para celebrar aquf
Ell @match' por Ell campeonato mum
dial de ajedrez.
MADRID, diciembre 29.-Los hon-
bres de negocios discuten la tirantez
de reIaciones economics existentes
entire Espana y Francia, afrmando
que la guerra de tarifas que Sc esta
iniciando mutuamente no ha de bene-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
LIBERTAD, IGUALDAD,
FRATERNIDAD

Triunfante, Sr. Fernandez Nanga,
el criterio de Mr.. Day, yo,. hijo de es-
paflol peninsular, qusd6 en- facultad
de opci6n, " pasaCto algin tempo, po.
ydfa ser ciudadano americana, una vez
cumplidos los tramites reglamenta-
rios; y listed, hijo de sspailol insular,
qUed6 sin la facultaf de opci6n, no
p5dfa adquirir Ia ciudadanfa ameri-
cam 81 el ('ongre.4o no 1egfsIaba aeer-
ca de Puerto Rico en- ese scntido.
Segdn el criterio de Montero Rios,
usted y 20 queddbamos dn iguaidad
de d;rechos Y de deberes. en- las mis-
mas facultades de Iibertad Y en- per-
! fecta fraternidad.
Segun, ,el primer crit2rio. en- mi hu,
milde opinion. el dueno del territorio
es dueio de la voluntad de los habi-
tlntes de el seglfn el srgundo critic
rio, ell Iterritorio psrtenece al dueiio,
pero les habitantes. 81 no es por su Ii
b6riima Nolunad, no son materia le-
gislable en- el sentido de ciudadanfa
Lo que de esa disparidad de critic
rios sc. despr2nde, cn el mas alto CON
cepto espilitual, es 10 que he. querido
,solneter a Ia consideration de usted,
por 81 usted creyera oportuno some
terlo al Congreso.
Es cierto que, seglin ell Tratado, va
no eXiste ell segundo t6rmino objeto
de la opci6n. Espaila, pues han trans
curl'ido mas de veintidn afios, pero
dentr0 de an cliteriO liberal moderno.
parece que Sc juzga possible la opci6n
considerando como segundo t6rmino
a Puerto Rico.
Este es el criterio que me ha pare
cido que sustenta uste
Creo que para base de su criterio
es necesario que Puerto Rico pase
ltTier de usted
Puerto Rico, segtin las palabras de
:. D. iel Presidente de los Estados
IInidos Mr.. Camb6n Ell Washington,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
TRO SERvlCIO OCABLEGRAFlCO EsPECIAL)

ha firmado el Real Decreto permitien-
do los m6dicos extranjeros ejercer
en- Espana, siempre que sus respec-
tiYos palses reciproquen la medida.
BILBAO, diciembre ga conse-
Icuencia de la intemperancia de los
acompanantes que iban en- ell entierro
de un obrero, ha habido aver violen-
Itos cheques en- esta ciudad. Los
acompanantes del muerto trataron de
hacer que Sc descubrieran, obligando-
les por la fuerza, todos los transeun-
tes que Sc cruzaban con la comitiva
funebre, y como los coaccionados Sc
mostraran dispuestos a todo, hubo
varios cheques que hubo de reprimir
la policfa, no Sin grandes esfuerzos.
Hay, de resultas de los desordenes,
varios heridos graves.
BARCELONA, diciembre 29.-El
Banco de Barcelona, institution ban
caria a la que Sc concedia un gran
credito, ha suspendido aver sus pa
gos. Aunque Sc dice que la difficult
tad con que tropieza ell banco es tenn
poral, dicha suspension ha causado
ienorme panico en- la ,ciudad.
MADRID, diciembre 29.-El Mar
lques de Portage, ministro de Instruc-
cion Pdblica de Espana isfsiste en- pre-
sentar su dimsfon por motive de sal
lud. FL Sr. Dato lie ha rogado que
,continue con la cartera hasta que Il
le busque successor. Suena ell nonbre
de Azorin para ell importante minis
terio del que ha sido va otras veces
subsecretario.
HABANA,. diciembre 29.-Ayer Sc
efectu6 la gran velada funebre en- ho-
menaje Justo de Lara, en- ell primer
aniversario de su muerte. Ell gran
orador Alfredo Zayas pronunci6 un
admirable discurso que Sc considera
como uno de los mejores del ilustre
orador cubano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
Don .ANroNIo-sARMIENTo

Anoche ha salido para Aguadilla y
Mayagiiez, en- gestiones profesionales,
-nuestro querido companero de Redac-
cion el eminente abogado don Anto-
nio Sarmiento, Secretario del Banco
Comercial de Puerto Rico.
La ausencia del Sr. Sarmiento sera
de pocos dfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

RECOMENDAMOS, con toda
eficacia, que el lectOr Sc entere
del AGUINALDO que los Sres.
Cadierno Hermanos dedican al
pueblo portorriqueiio en- Ia Octa-
wa pagina de este ndmerO, pOr
considerar que reviste transcen-
dental inportancia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

manOS. .Ei~i.L
so planchas de cobre '@ - 4
lOte atados baldes y bahOs. 1kd
lOte ruedas carretillas. &ajAA
lOte pleas aradOs. yWeA
lOte estOpa para calafatear. s
4 lOte picOs y palas. AIM
lOte palas sin mango. SNfa@ /
lOte> verjas para jardines. T1
lOte rOllOs cables de acerO. A&A
lOte puertas y persianas. sEi
lOte pleas sanitarias. JA 1
lote pleas de Iona.
MUCHOS ARNCULOS MAS. M
Condolences de costumbre. -
ISIDORO D. DELGADO, RSi
AImonederO P1blico. AN(
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
La noticia de Ia Inuerte de Gabriel D
Annunzio produce gran impression en- Roma

La tdnteZ de TedCOneS eCon6miCdS entire Espda Fran
Cia tOmd un Cdriz agudO. = Ell General CdWglid estd
bOmbdrdedndo FiuHe que sc enGuentrd en- sltudCi6n
muy CrltCd Aunqu6 Ia suspension de pdgoS del
BdnCO de Barcelona sc COnSideTd una MEDIA tenn
pordI produce gran pdnco en- Cdtdufa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
Blusas La United.

Needlerworkers of Porto Rico Inc.
desea agentes en- la Isla, con expe-
riencia en- la manufacture de Blusas
a mano.
AL escribir de sus referencias,
".Agentes Bluebird BIOuses. Box 1872,
'Tetuan So.
JOSE RIVERA SOLER,
Presidente. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
RE M A T E
Ell Jueves 80 de Diciembre 1920.
4 ~ - :
A LAS 10 A. M. ''''
En- ell Almacen de los Sres. Finlay
Weymouth & Lee Inc, en- la I
Marina. -

Vendere en- PUBLICA SUBASTA
tOdas las mercancias salvadas del si-
niestro OcurridO en- aquel local.
800 atados zinc acanaladO varios ta-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

Joseph Devlin, lider del movimientO
nacionalista irlandes, acusadO de un
gran disturbio promovido hace dias
en- la Camara de los Comunes. al ex-
tremO de tenerse que suspender la Sc
sion. FL hecho Ocurri6 al tratarse de
La question irlandesa, que Devlin de-
fendi6 con un valor a toda prueba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
R | A L 7 0
Hoy-LOs primeros en- presentar a
ANITA STEWART
CONWAY TEARLE

en- ell colossal drama en- SIETE actOs
ESPOSAS'VIRTUOSAS
Cupones de 100 votos.
PRECIOS CORRIENTES. =.
Nota ImpOrtante: La empresa ga
rantiza esta cinta como una de las
mejores que Sc exhibiran aqui en- mu-
chos meses.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16

McKEEVE
1906 Eye Street
~
CHEVY CHASE.
4 New home on large lot; complete
1y detached; eight rooms and bath:
all modern improvements: hot-water
heat electric lights; garage space
Phone us for appointment to inspect
Price only $l5.5ee.
McKEEvBR 4 Goss.
14oS Eye st.. Main l7bS.
MT. PLEASANT.
Modern brick home of eight rooms
and bath and sleeping porch; front
and double rear porches, hot-water
heat, electric lights, excellent quality
hardwood floors; rooms well arranged;
garage opening on wide alley; imme-
diate possession Price $12,5o0.
McKEEvER & Goss.
lloS Eye ct. Main 47s2.
McKEEVE
14o5 Eye Street.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16

CLAIRvOYANT AND PALMIsT.
Guarantees to read your entire iife-past,
present and future: gives true advice on
business. love. health and family affairs
Special readings, 50c. Between sth and 9th
slz ST. N. W.. DAILY AND SUNDAY.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16


: SHANNON LUCHs,
71a 14h St. N W. Main 2S45.
, SALE OR EXCHANGE. PRINCETON HEIGHTS.
in chevyCh blocks s9lOO ,
of
sos .aus feet ON ..S dsa, no..d sleeping
,ssod oSn S nI hSnS S
Sa 51s, T1'; ;ns G:. ss$ :s:n and i1s1:s: It :i:
oeodiuv ;twos and CLcNCLAND rAnh.
:ns % pn%usy & 5'ex x Iys Su fs' .nS nSo. on $As0oo
rented to dstsched in
Cd tenants At NS month each
demand aud can always b. rented se,rety h.
aud Ywnns FOR
SOMERSET, MD. ' M
.,,ooo BROOKLAND
$oooo.
% sss,en o, 900 % = vAcASf sS, ss,s. % s: ss:A s@ s p:
% s:ss: % % % & ,S hath S SSns.S. @. s.:. ss os.s ON
.:A ~ @ l.s s11ss .uuoa a.' alto nss;
SLoomiNGDALE BLooMINGDALE.
.... $s,75o. .oooo
Wen ana ., now. ,.., Mart, c.ns
front Has fSnT @ @ sSuS and ss.s to and s, %
s: IS s:: S @ @ s 5 .s ssas. ns @
h:awosa floor. and trim trim
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
NINE. JEANETT.
MADAM STANLEY,
NINE. PARKER,

Celebrated Scientific Gypsy Psimist: per-
$40 ~. Y ave, near 7th st.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
BOUsxs roR sALE

t. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.
Astsosttss Ao@s isostsS ss9veasest
70 eo1l osntslns . sesms end seth.
.s,is:iy l.;ssS.S' vicAST.
xr, $500
fAKOAA PARK, d. c.
Nsarty asw ssags,svi holIev TIE
hs<-watss heat; electric uGhts; bulM-ia
ssrSssi very sttsActivs l4osttss; half
square from cs<s; ssar Hbrssy.
NEAR PENSION OFFIC1
s-1ory triok rss,dsacs seataislsg
corner Of alley. k1AsOkABi.n
TERMS.
$6,26o
TWO-FAAILY FLAT
Separate ceilArs ssd yards; hestsd
by furnace. . rooms asd bath ON each
Aeori colonial porch located In n. v.
+. - $4,000
NEAR SAUL'S ADDITION
small house in this locality of brick
constrpctionj S-story and osllAr home
containing Z rooms AnA bath; lot lsH
Ito TO psvsd alley 0rNeR bCCU-
PAM PANT WILL oIvs rMAsDiArE POS
.. WIN. II. /SAU
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

saS. ooo CASH AND EQUITY In good In
come producing property In groving sec
tion OF Washington will buy most beautiful
up-to-date, I, 900 acre stock dairy farm In
Nd; near this city; rs buildings good ne
new: worth 100000. Property worth
tate tss bth ST. y. W.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16

713 18th st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
HOrsEs FOR SALE

HOt SIS fOk bAIG
DESIRABLE HOMES, CARL
TOL HILL, NORTHEAST
:. AND SOUTHEAST.
1 WE HAVE A LARGE LIST
OF DESIRABLE HOUSES IN
THIS SECTION OF THE
CITY, AT VERY REASON
ABLE PRICES. If YOU CON-
TEMPLATE BUYING, DO
NOT FAIL TO GET PAR
TICULARS. MAKE AN AP-
POiNTMENT FOR ONE Oh
OUR Statesmen WHO MAKE
A SPECIALITY OF. HOUSES
IN THIS SECTION, TO TAKE
YOU AROUND IN THEIR
AUTOMOBILES. +.
A very desirable home on &C. street
northeast 2 stories and cellar; 8 rooms
sttiei steam heated sarsge to hold two
| A well arranged house on sth street
Northeast An out t-of-town owner wishes
to make a quick sale; 2 stories and ceixeri
alley $500, =, 4
within two squares Of Hpooin Park; ~
rooms and bcths; reasonable terms; near
| cars; only $3.50. -.
room. ss: far :ad f'sT s thu ss.5, 1,. sSs sss
be constructed for the price asked. }1.bse
$3.50 win buy mi: .so,:s.,y % sysII,as
steam heat; lot 1exlos. -. y
$500; a dwelling on N street northsast; |;
A splendid homo on A street northeast;
rooms; tiled bath; hot-water heat and
;sS.rS tnba iront snd 70 rear
wood finish; wide alley.
A street northeast. near sra street; ;
stories; 10 rooms: 2 baths; bot water heat;
garage to hold two cars: $1Iooo.
s476s; Immediate possess,eg; on ''o'.
street northeast: stories and cellar: 8
rooms and bath Let us show you this
4
stories and cellar: rooms and bath
A, corner hsuse for sS.Sss on "o- str.st
East Capitol street; = comparatively new
home for 1880; 2 stories and csnar; hot
water heat and electric lights: hardwood
dnish; lot 1Sx11o.
Maryland avenue; . Groom awsll!ns with
hot-water heat: . bargain at $500.
A Mass. avenu. home for $3.50: 9 rosuas
and bath: near Stanton Park
A beautiful cotner residence on Masa
avenue northeast; erooms: hot-water heat:
about 100 fee feet OF parking; convenient to
STONE & FAIRFAX,
:, 1912 New York Avenue. "A
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
146 Eye Stree
CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW.
1900.

vacant-Detached. modern, large
rooms, 2 complete baths, concrete cell
lar, hot-water heat, electric light, gas.
massive open fireplace, large porches,
including screened and Glassed-in sleep
ing porch; buiit-in fireproof garage;
non resident owner will sacrifice for
quick sale. Photo At this office.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
MODERN HOME.
$3.50 CASH, $50 MONTH.

Convenient to navy yard; 2-story co.
lonial modern brick; rooms, tiled
bath; excellent pipeless furnace, cleo
tricity and gas; lo-foot double rear
porchcs: 20-foot alley; room for ga
rage; built less than years and in
excellent condition: strictly white
neigh borhood. Possession In ten days.
Price. $500.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
,KILBOURNE PL. N. w.
VACANT.

Price. s13,5oo. A high-class home,
with refined surroundings. Hand
some 3-story brick, 10 rooms, 2 baths,
hot water heat, electric lights, serv-
ants room and bath In cellar; front
and double rear porches; excellent con-
dition; very cnrvenient TOT cars; brick
garage; very reasonable terms.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
NEAR NAVY YARD.

Price, $500. Bargain In q sout hsa.t
home. containing 9 rooms. tiled bath,
excellent furnace; good lot to an alley
room for garage; easy walking dis
tanco Of Capitol, Library. etc; vacant
81, 900 cash required.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
DOWNTOWN.
$500.

oeod investment: two s-room and
bath brick dwellings, near X ct.
and Now Jersey ave-: the houses
arc unusually we'll built and on
deep lots. and are rented to color
ed tenants At SIS . month each.
This class Of property 10 In constant
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
HOUSES FoR SALE

$500 4
- CORNER HOUSE
Located on the hsishts, one square
From I4sh st usodsra brick home con
ts1niur q rooms and bath. lot 70 H.
vide; paved alley attractive terms
$3.50
HOLNEAD MANOR
9 rseSe 80 HSA; f1rnecs heat I'M
nuDATo pOoqDax1oh.
Ss,7bs
HyATT6VILLE, MD.
oaly sSes nSA rssnlssA 70 ssosrs
typ., electric AsA.a g.; Sss,;. fss1nosi T.. ss.I.s
e6,16o
BLOONfNGDALE
a-story bay -wiadow brick With con-
silsy. owNsR OCCUPANT WILL
$4,25O
KENTUCKY AVE. s. K.
South OF Lincoln Park; 2-story brick
containing 6 rooms and bath ONLY
!. s1bo CASH REQUIRED.
IDERS 4 co.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
PROF.. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoyant and Palmist, can read
your life by the lines In your palm. which
are the record OF your life. Being a grad
uate OF two colleges of painistry, and his
wonderful gift OF second sight enables him
To uft the veil OF mystery and reveal to
Gives advice on business matters. love,
health and family affairs; tells name OF
your future husband or wife: tells II one
You love 10 true or false: what part of the
country 10 luckiest to you; what to do to
De successful In life; removes troubles of
sl! nature; brings the separated together;
tells tho secret OF having personal In
huence with your associates. Prof. Belmont
Ia n Psychologist of World Renown. Read
inEs, u 1915 New York ave. N. w. next
door ~ Masonic Temple
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
ONTARIO RD. N. w.
VACANT.

Desirable 3-story brick. excellent To-
cation, 10 rooms, bath. steam heat,
electric lights; recently remodcled: |:
good lot, alley; room for garage. Price
3t1,500. A bargain
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
LOTS FOR SALE

$50 RIVERDALE HEIGHTS $59
HOLDS THE RECORD
For rapid selling. Tho suburb sensation
of Washington, In sight OF Monument and
Ca pkoi. Dome. A number of homes have
been built and several are now under con-
strpSti0n. II you want = real bargain In
. subdi vision, restricted TO desirable pso-
pie. writs or call for additional informs-
tton Remember our terms are very easy.
j. w. HOLLOWAY CO.,
llIo 1T N W. Franklin SIS.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
PROPERTY WANTED

MOVING to Washington, de-
sire to buy six to eight-room
house in desirable N. K. or
N. w. section, not over $40, 900;
give full particulars. Address C.
L. Sharp, Morgantown, w. Va.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
Price. $44OO.

18th ST. s. E., just Off of Pcnhsyl-
vania aye.-A six-room and bath brick
house. furnace heat, cellar under tho
entire house; stationary wash tubs.
The house is In frat class condition ana
possession can be given when deed ts
signed. Can be sold on a cash pay
ment Of $500, balance in monthly in
stallments.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
CLEVELAND PARK.
J $14,50O.

Two-story detached home. In q
most satisfactory settling: rooms
and bath; front and sleeping
porch; electricity, hot-watsr heat;
hardwood floors and trim: screens
aud Ywninss; space for garage.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
BLOOMINGDALE.
$1,000.

A modern home near North CapI-
toi and Bryant sta: rooms and
bath, including bedrooms; hot
water heat, front and double rear
porches; hard wood floors and trim
garage; lot 2oxi$> to ss-foot paved
alley
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
SOMERSET, MD.
$1,000.

This is an extraordinary subur bal n
ofYer that represents a. recent re-
duction OF 5000 in price. The
house contains rooms and !:
baths; large open fireplace: spa
cious porch; steam heat. electSic-
ity lot 7oxlSe; in q high, alto
gether desirable situation
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
M ST., NEAR 18TH N. w.

within easy walking distance OF
downtown: 3-story brick and stone:
heated BY hot water; II rooms. 2 baths:
good lot: alley: room for garage
Price, S1S.5oo. Terms. A good buy.
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Homes and Business Placer and
Building Lots for Sale.

Homes and Business Placer and
Building Lots for Sale. :
furnace heat. gas. entire property In fiAs
condition; very good location; large lot
tsxlte; only stos cash. Almost immediate
ave. N. q. suitable fcr : famiiis"; % very
good -sised rooms; entire house newly pa
psred large lot TO Wide alley; iatrobs heat.
Wili rent the same house for $50 per
month; immediate possession.
ss.3tet-One-h block from 18th and U
sts. y. We s-room house, furnace heat; en-
III: :y now: wi n' I'll. Sn So ~ sss
or can be rented at $50 per month. For
ts.Sss-In Woodbridge. u. c.: or S,roos
tion; large lot; good location.
Sil.seo--One Of tho best. IL not the best.
S-room house In the N. K. was ordered
built by the owner and built by Kennedy
Bros. modern In every respect: hot-water
heat, electric lights gas. double floors all
through and oak fioors. hardwood trim and
finished; large porches. cement porch.
cellar under the entire house. cold storage
room. sanitary wash tubs. servantr toilet
entire house In nne condition: facing 2
streets on Maryland ave-. no better ioca-
tien In the N. T.; owner is anxious to sell
at once and leave for the Tar West. Prop
srty clear; owner will take very reas0n-
able cash payment.
Ss,5s~--s-room house IN Mt Pleasant N.
W.; furnace heat and large rooms. house
10 vacant. and the owner wants quick
purchaser.
have q great many homes for sale
in almost all the suburbs and also the
city. A great many business properties,
also building lots, ) cents per foot to
is cents per foot. One car fare to
these lotA See my salesmen before
buying.
D. D. GARMAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
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WE ARE WHAT?

Written automatically through the hand
of Jane n, Coates. Mailed on receipt of
81 scnt 10 100 kilhonrne place N w
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SDlrsuaasisn

PECK'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
House to house moving; local and long
distance; padded motor van; special rates
on hauling to Baltic, Phila. & N Y. a43s
ST. N. w. North S79s
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
HELP SOLVE HOUSING PROBLEM THROUGH
TIMES COUPON -.

n the shortage the
Washington the Real Estate aroks Association ofs - op
The Times has been asked 70 help obtain
information Fun the below and mail II TO the Real
The information
speedy solution Be srsed
1t in overcoming the home shortage ~. r -
much space you whether
apartment house. and how rooms) ~ 80
What rent
Give other information will aid the Realtors Committee in
solving the housing problem. a.,
The Washington times., 1920-10-16
PARK RID. N. w.
SEMI-DETACHED.

West of 18th St; /; excellent neighbor-
hood: 10 rooms, baths, colonial
brick, hot-water heat, electric light:
large lot to 2o-foot alley; exceptionally
desirable home; half square of Mt.
Pleasant car line; room for double ga
rage. Price, S13,Soo.
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For Rent

NICE 6-room bungalow, Ia acre OF ground
at Glendale, Nd. 80 minutes to city; Sps
per month. Apply Mr.. YOUNG, 1854 Ken
Won at N w Col. sb6t.
The Washington times., 1920-10-16

INVESTMENT-2-fam nat, ar. and b.
each: hne condition; 1t25 N. E.; rented
$50; monthly tenants. asking 5000; terms
L. RING. 20 Mass, ave. N. w.
BY OwNER-13s0 MD. AVE, N. E.-s
large rooms; cellar; hot-air furnace; ;
room for garage; $500: on reasonabl lie
terms. E. DEvINY, 1882 Nd. ave. N. e.
POssESSION-New home, rooms, tile
bath, gas. electricity. hot-water heat
room for garage; sleeping porch: $4,000
cash. $50 month. l.. RING. 20 Mass. ave.