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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
MONTE CR|STO, JR"
A GORGEOUS SHOW
Spectacle of Lights, colors. Scenes
and Costumes, With Special
Talents Displayed.

The unmistakeahle Metropolitan touch
is visible from the initial rise of the curtain
ON Monte CriSto, Jr.. which came
20 the Playhouse last evening for three
dav stand Ii bears the Impress of n
tradition Of doing things in large way,
beginning with the programs detailed
list oi the roles and subjects covered by
the sixteen scenes and interludes.
The story by the elder Dumas Of the
Swaebucklng adventurcr who wins to
Wa irous wealth-thc get rich quick
N tfnrford Of an earlier day and way
ih % Tins prcScnt-hoyers in the back
~ md rs q framework on which 10 dis
Y'av the pictorial or fantastic concerts,
i sod and with song and dance, glitter
rls t,tuneS and shapely figurantes. in
;i,s'uC cvolutionS. and all done with 4
hLhtcy. surcr touch than is the way OF
current reviews.
Many individual talents contribute
vaTnuSlv to the sum of the amusement,
among which may be named j. Francis
Doolev, droll by nature and art, and an
lniclatigable ''gaggcr. to the entire
upset Of his fellow workers; Corinnc
SalcS. his team mate in many scenes.
and as full OF vivacitv as a rubber ball IS
of bounce. the Watson sisters, Kitty who
warbles and Fanny who has many solid
qualities: Miller and Mack. 'ccccntrics.,
Lew Hcarn, an American analogue Of
England's Little Itch, and the aero
bate dancing team Of Kathleen O'Hanlon
and Theo Zambouni.
There are statuesque beauties. among
them Myrtle Riggs Ednah Altemus,
Marion Haslup Helen Ie Won. Eleaner
LaSar and katherine Monahan; and q
shoal OF pretty ponies.
Il IS all SO eve and brain filing that it
pals bit toward the last by sheer over
pnwering volume. But that is the taste Of
the Metropolis, which always presupposes
that the votaries Of its pleasures have
somewhere to 90 to rest up after view
mg one OF its efforts.
There are performances this evening
and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
FARNuM At TIE SAVOY.
Maccabees Reception.

Beta Review, No. !, Woman's Beneht
Association Of the Maccahees will give
a reception Thursday evening in the du-
Barry room Of Hotel du Pont in honor of
Mrs Minnie f. keppnger, deputy SUI
premc commander Of the order in Mary
land, Delaware and the District Of Co
lumbia Mrs keppingcr has been engaged
in special work in illinois for Che past
few months This celebration is in honor
of her return Following the reception \
dance will be held On Friday evening
the new members will receive the FIRST
degree. An excellent drill team under the
direction Of Colonel J. Warner Reed. will
cxcmplify the ritualstlc work. assisted
hv the office of the Review in the init
alton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
ANU SEMENTS.
"IRELANp NATION" AT THE dARRIcK.

IRELAND NATION" AT THE GAnRICK.
Ireland a Nation" which opened nt
the Garrick Theatre yesterday, for the
week, pleased the first niEhtcrs IL was
produced under the direction Of Enmct.
Moore, with Larry Reilly and his all-star
Irish PLAYERS, Emmett Moore himself. and
Molly . Shea the celebrated irish night
ingale and cousin OF the ever popular
John Mccormack, the internationally
famous Irish tenor, figuring in the cast
also.
The play tells fascinating, rs well as
romantic and historical tale of Ireland s
fight for freedom and its final rise to
place among the free and independent
nations of the world" The love story OF
the immortal Robert Emmett and Sarah
Curran also plays an important part
De Nclera also is portrayed as the presi-
dent.
Larry Reilly, the Irish singer-actor, who
has risen to the distinction of being not
only the Youngest Irish star on the Ameri-
can stage, but also the most popular, with
an all-star company of singers, pipers and
dancers, appeared in two interestingly
romantic Irish playlets, The Minstrel OF
Kerry" and The Good Shepherd Of
County MAYO There is an elaborate
picture embellishments portrayng the
picture of ireland.
'HUCKLEBERRY FINN AT TIE QUEEN.
4 real service has been rendered. not
only to screen fans, but 10 every American
who has laughed over the works of i'm
mortal Mark Twain by the screen version
of "Huck leberrY Finn, as it opened a
week run at the Queen Theatre ycster-
,lay. Not only has the delightful story of
Iuck and his adventures been portrayed
in pictures sympathetically and with ap-
propriatc atmosphere. hllt the very spirit
Of the narrative and its gifted author lives
upon the screen. The added attraction is
the Comedyart production, An Uneven
Match.
RILLIE BURKE AT TIE MAJESTIC.
Billic Burkes personality is the out
standing feature Of the picture Wanted
4 Husband, which IS concluding two
day run at the Majestic Theatre today.
Its merry story is hlled with leap year
flavor and its merry c0mcdienne shows the
feminine element Of tho audience a few
pointers on hushand-hndmg. Tomorrow
'-Iuc Dancin Fool begins n iOur-day
run IL the theatre. 10 those who do not
know. this IS Wallace Reds latest picture
Everyone will receive decided shock in
finding Reid IN picture of this sort. n
dancing picture.
EARLE WILLIAMS AT TIE Ratio
The ladies who were III attendance a
the matinee showings yesterday AT the
Rialto Theatre received copy Of a popu-
lar song as souvenir celebrating the first
anniversary Of the theatre The same
thing viii he repeated at the matinee to-
morrow and Thursday As the feature on
the program the Audience enjoyed Earle
Williams picture Captain swift, III
which he had as his leading lady. charming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Armory Going 10 Decay.

A superficial examination Of the State
Armory, at Twelfth and Orange streets,
indicates that the building II going 10 de-
cay. II it IL not replacod or rebuilt soon, IL
may become unfit for use. The building
WIS erected 30 years ago as headquarters
for Troop B Of cavalry, aud it has been
greatly overtazed, II is the property II
the State, therefore, the Legislature doubt
Ices viii see that IL lg taken care ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
COLONEL wM. u. MANN DEAD.
Was Civil War Officer and Editor of
Town Topics.

Morristown, ~ J., May l8.- Willinn
-. Mann. editor Of Town Topics, died
at his home here late yesterday from COM
plications following mn attack of influenza
He was 81 years old and il survived by
his widow and daughter
lie was born IN Sandusky, o.. Sep
tember u, 1889, and was educated as a
civil engineer. Upon The outbreak of the
Civil War he entered the Union army as
n captain and subsequently organized
and commanded the Seventh Michigan
Cavalry, with the rank Of colonel He
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Junior Hospital Board Card Party.

Card PLAYERS. attending the card party
held by tho junior board Of the Homco-
pathic Hospital yesterday filed the hall
room of the New Century Club to capac-
itv and the receipts from the affair far
eNceeded what tho board had exnected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

owned the Mobile Register for long
time and served ~ a Congressional rep
rcscntatiye from Alabama. He also
founded the Smart Set Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

Florence Dixon Miss Dixon, who is Will
rnington's own daughter, gave a very ex-
cellent impression of her beauty and nbil-
ity in tho rulo Of Stellar Darhisber, the
girl with whom Captain Swift fell IN love.
"DIRp OF PARADISE At THE PLAYHOUSE.
Oliver Morosco's production of Richard
Walton 1Slllys captivating story OF the
Hawaiian Islands. "lhc Bird of Paradise,
will be seen at Tho Playhouse for the first
three days of next week on its third visit
TO Wilmington This viii make the ninth
season OF tho play and it bids fair to last
for many more years. The charm lies not
only in its originality, but it also has the
ono essential which makes theatrical
production success. namely heart
punch" II tells the love story of the
little Hawaiian princess, Luana, who
marrics "A white man Her life with its
tender wistfulness and tragedy is the
neucleus of the plot. The cast is headed
by Florence Rockwell, an actress Of ex-
ccptional ability Seats will 20 on sale
Thursday
FARNuM At TIE SAVOY.
Crowded houses were the order at the
Savoy Theatre on the initial showings,
Yesterday, OF the big double program
featuring William Farnum in "The Or
phan and Johnny Ray in Fathers
Close Shave" Mr.. Farnum brings into
the play all Of the force and power which
arc his in his portrayal in the role Of an
outlaw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-23

IN" teachers % .ur public srh""i$ DIS "":-
G......ed b. tie mln5 EXPRESSIONS favor
Iu4 ~U.n Ir..,rS, ~ .Irs" n"rut"rS #
lu-,l..,> rn'u If 'r' 'Hif. Mia 'h'~r
who ha,, sid anything ar" heartily "a
fu,.r Il ,U,h action p"iHG AKIN Aui
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-23

20 further and say = is thu ,I.'E '1:rl
L. dr under tn" circumstance.
MIR W. K '"o">. Of TN" fHrn.'Hr'
ar,r ct roncy Ecrtz Co.. snid y',.'tihE
The present salaries of our '"a"a-
RS 10 No., half enough. l. would y"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-23
RIVER TELEaRAMS

Davis Island Dam. 1913 feet, falling
clear.
Morrantown. u feet. falling, clear.
~ lCry. "a feet, falling, clear. -
Warren. 25 feet, falling clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-23

A lean horS" Tor long rarc"-huc
fat h0rs" dCcsNl havo n worry about
making any kind Of race,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-23

Iy in favor % the Teachers receiving
more money"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-23
W. p. CooEY FAVoRs HIGHER
PAY FOR TIE TEACHERS

THAT s.r'tm'ut -r'"raiiy ainnrs pa"
business u.u az tnr ,I'E ~ tn'vr,u!"
20 4 substantial .a,rcaS" n me salary e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-07
SPLENDID VALUES
CAREFULLY SELECTED

COLUMBIA HE1GHTS.
q oxn-e.no ...h. q. I
>"'o""- ssa,;s I'LL nL;i ~ 81 %. .no D.
q, Ipv in.' a. ., '.n na NJ nn h,..
s''1 VII, 1T, 81. or sna .. moueln oreA'
se 7,n-rhan, .'ow ior new Pape Pc.
So''o"-. .p -. wsst u i4'n' semi-oe
81 ooo-iith ST.. sr. 'a and b.. inst. INV. heat.
er. Perfect condition.
S,500-Perry and 18th; Or. and b. colonial
style brick. Nicely planned
$7.e50-Park pl.;. nearly new; Or. and b.,
90 ,oo h;.w;n; ei .rt 400. q, ~.
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MIDDAUGH l. SHANNON'G
AMBITION TN RR00KTANn


lis practically surrounded by university build
ings--but one square north OF the monastery.
Take Brookland car to end OF route--l2th and
Michigan ave. Bunker Hill rd.). Sample home,
4iI4 18th ST.. open until 8 o'clock each even
. .setIo. i"s'''A'e "'''''' 10 'Ae ''"'''"'
Detached homes, each with
large front, side and rear yards.
Homes of six and eight rooms,
tiled bath, spacious closets, at
tractive and disable fireplace, real
attic, slate roof, cellar under en-
tire house, laundry, hot-water
heat, electricity. gas. Built in
the "Middaugh & Shannon way, -
which insures real home comfort
and satisfaction.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like Ours.
Since 1850.
Suite 1850, woodward Ndg.. 18th and 4.
Main q }.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-07

DOWNTOWN NV.
big yard.
$S,7oo-?so0 cash; 7r. and b., and 1r. hans,
IN rear. Both rented for SIS month.
so'oOoS6th st. NV. near G: sr. and b.
S5,2So-Penn. ave. near cath; Sr. and b. brict
home ana business. 81 200 cash.
s','oNMass. ave-: II. and b. b.y.vindov
brick; hrst-6oor kitchen.
$o'o|NeW York ave-: Or. and b. brick. /,
sood condition. A real bargain.
s'''"- 49, 81. near pension Office; 1ir. and b.
rented for $10O month.
s0'''"- n -; near North Capitol; Or. and b.
$6,5o0-Flofida ave. near 18th. 4, .,a p.
not-water heat; electricity; vacant.
$0'oUCNew Hampahire ave-: Or. and h
onck; sleeping porch.
S7,ooo-O st. near 18th; Tor. and h b,;ck
hot-water heat A bargain.
$S'2oo-lsth ST.. south Of Mass. ave: Or. m,
o.: furnace heat; electric lights.
NORTHEAST.
$,soO-$S0O cash; Morton ne: ar. and /,
"a ono HHeany new brick; nice back yard,
ss sssn H., st, e: near Stu, sr. and b.
A'aoo-M st. near North Capitol; 7r. and b
s'soo-c &; near Oh; sr. and b. s,,..
a. 49,. NWU cash wanted.
A.6oo-G st; $3.50 cash; 6r. and b.. ru,,..,
heat; gas; bargain. - Anse'
>''""-seGo cash; brick corner; vacant; ster,
s5.e5o-New YORK A sv. ,.., Nat.
Or. and b. brick: furnace heat: ys.,
90 ava 70 alley; $3.50 cash 's's
s0'-- Sarea. It.; q. and b. .eoionial.styl,
rage; hsrdWoad nes.. electf'eity; ga
e''''"-s 3 st.. in lexington; newly painted
or. and b.; furnace heat: eIee,.;,
,isha H.. One Of the very best buss IL /,
( GIBBONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-07
HARRY I. CHEW,
Successor to Golden Rule, Inc
Main 164O-41. Continental Trust Bldg.

StS. N w.
So, O00-Near 18th ct. extended-A we'll con
structed Groom detached house with
all modern improvements. IN excellent
condition throughout; deep lot to wide
alley; owner will accept reasonable
terms and give possession At once.
$40. 500-Mt. Pleasant near Rock Creek Park
Groom colonial brick. having tiled
bath, electricity. hot.water heat and
gas; deep yard with brick garage in
rear to wide paved alley. This is .
good buy. See it at once. Possession
guaranteed. Very easy terms.
$10.00O-s-room detached brick with tiled bath.
hot-water heat. electricity and gas; lot
50x150: fruit. garden. beautiful yard
and shrubbery: we'll built garage; 90
foot paved alley: hrst-class NV. sec
tion: convenient to 2 car lines: bar.
gain: possession with title: reasona bic
terms See this Immediately.
Eli ,000-ln q most desirable NV. section north
Of Park road; Groom colonial brick
with 2 tiled baths. hot-water hest,
electricity and gas; all in Al condi.
ton; deep yard; garage; wide paved
alley; owner will accept reasonab bic
terms and give early possession.
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$4,550-$750 cash, balance like rent; good
ne. location. white neighborhood: sub
stantiai two-famly brick house. ar
ranged in two fats of rooms and
bath each; possession Of one nat i'm
mediately. other rented bargain;
act quickly.
$5.70O-yicinity of North Capitol and r sts.-
Groom brick with tiled bath and ex-
cellent heating system: room for ga
rage; immediate possession; owner
will accept easy terms.
S6,OO0-Near LIST and r. !. ave. n.e.-6-room
colonial brick in good condition
throughout: hardwood floors and trim !;
excellent heating plant; deep yard to
wide paved alley; early possession
and very easy terms. This Is an
exceptionally good value.
So, 500-Desirable Mt. Pleasant section. near
cars; Groom semi-detached brick: fur
mace heat: lot 25x140 to wide alley:
owner will make easy terms: a bar
gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-07
HOMES WORTH
POSSESSION

HOMES WORTF
POSSESSION
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
West of Columbia road, de-
tached brick 10 rooms, 3 baths,
On 2 floors; hot-water heat; cleo.
lights; oak floors; servants
quarters and bath; Burroughs
screens; Chamberlin weather
strips; lot 50 feet front; brick
garage. Bargain at $4,000.
BUNGALOW
CHEVY CHASE.
Near Chevy Chase Club and
cars; six rooms. tiled bath. oak
floors, cleo. light, hot-water heat,
gas, large porch, concrete cellar !;
good lot, with shade. A COM
plete home. Price, Sill 900; rea-
sonable terms.
w. H: Wake
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"MIDpAUGH & SHANNON
HOMES"

Homes that have satisfied for 20 years.
A more or less nomadic ex-
istenee is led by those who de-
pend upon renting a place to
live. 81 Those who invest in their
own homes are masters of their
future, and multiply their eapi-
tai invested each year. Put your
monthly rental waste to work
for you! Payments on these
homes are lower than rent.
WOODBRIDGE. D. G..
Detached home: rooms, bath: hot-watef
hest; electric lights concrete porch across front
Of house; large lot; price, 50. 800.
ONTARiO ROAD NV.
Colonial front porch; sig rooms and bath;
furnace heat; room for gsrage; house in per
feet order. Price. g, 600. Terms.
JOHN QUINN Co. Inc, iOl 18th Nv. M. l46.
FOR SALE ri owSER-6-ROOM AND BATH
semi-bungalow home In Brookland; slate roof
hot-water heat, electricity. gas: $500 cash
required. Address Box l53-D, Star Office.
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Located on the hill, within one block Of
Central High School. convenient to stores and
14th street car line. containing 10 rooms. 9
haths: modern in every particular; garage for
. cars.
$l3,50O.OO
Three-story modern home with large porches.
10 rooms. baths. overlooking Rock Creek Park
and within 9 blocks Of Mt. Pleasant car line
garage opening on 20ft alley.
$13,OOO.OO
A beautiful modern home in an excellent
neighborhood, containing outside rooms on 9
floors. This house IL practically new and Ia
only offered for sale because the owners bust.
ness Is taking him out Of town; room for ga
rage.
! Sill $4,000
Just Of Columbia road, in excellent neigh
borhood. containing 8 rooms on floors, with
a very nice front porch. Don't fail to see this
one.
$4,000
Vacant house. containing rooms. in yery
good condition; excellent location; near stores.
churches and 14th ct. car line.
JOHN W. THOMI
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Address Box l37-D. Star ONCE.
$l2,5OO
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-A very attractive
Broom home with bath. hot.water heat cleo
trio light. The rooms in this home are very
we'll arranged. The location speaks for it.
self. VACANT. Terms.
$1,000
EXCELLENT LOCATION NORTHEAsT-A
very good looking Groom and bath brick home
with hot-water heat, electric light. This
home is modern in every respect and in ex-
cellent condition. Terms.
$3.50
NORHTEAST-An excellent Groom and
bath. three-room- deep home, containing hot
water heat, gas light. large cement cellar. In
very good condition. Attractive terms.
$3.50.
NORTHEAST. CLOSE TO NORTHwEsT-A
fine Groom and bath brick home. with fur.
mace heat. back porch. back and front yards.
Exceptionally easy terms.
$1,000
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-A very good brick
home on corner Of alley. containing 8 rooms
and bath, furnace heat. front colonial porch,
extra large back yard with q double garage.
VACANT. Terms.
J. DALLAS GRADY,
500 Maryland bldg.
14l0 II st. NV.
Main 727
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MEYERS & OSGOOD,
Phone Main 1910 for keys, etc.
1851 Mass. ave-, 1904 18th st. Possession. For
further particulars apply
Il. H. HAGNER L CO.. 1907 Conn., ave.
To Those Who Must Rent:
Buy . home. Be independsat. Beat ths
landlord.
which converts loss into profit, and substi.
tuteS comfort for ineonveAience.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
o23 18th Ut. NV.
'HeadQnaftefs for New Homes"
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WANTED HOUSES

WANTED HOUSES
TO RENT.
FuRN!sHEp Or UNEgRNlsHD.
Established 1871,
SIT 18th ct. nv.
1ANTN6-zNY fnz1 BEF0RE 0o1UB13 Z
gnfurnished I've. six q seyes room. msde0
viii lease yearly II fsat 10 seaspaahas: 0tys
description and stats eneunt d reaG. Rely
to n. L WARNER. - 18th st, ~.
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WANTED-To RENT.

WANTED-TO RENT.
REFINED FAMILY DESIRES TO RENT sIX-
room modern house, near Mt. Pleasant car line.
or any other good location, for the winter
months only. beginning November !. Refer
ences exchanged. Phone Main 1854. Mr.. LEE.
SIX CLEAN ROOMS. ANY SECTION. By RE-
liable tenant, with references: urgent; state
price. Address Box 198-D, Star ONCE.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE OR APARTMENT, IN
furnished; any good neighbofhood; reasonable.
A. r. CALDER, Woodward bldg. n. S973 or
Col 430S-J
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SUI Southern Bldg. 18th and H SITS NV
Phones Main 100 and Main ga
Vacant. 1908 Kilbournc PI NV
HARTUNG & Gil

Vacant. 1908 Kilbourne Pl. NV.
NY home. Built BY Kennels. Davis. ., ts.t
'front.' Three stories and basement IT,
story back porch. Bay-window front. Santb.
err exposure. New electric fixtures Rsse.
ment above street level, with servant's ,nase
,sundry tubs. HOt-water heat Instant.r"".,:
not-water heater. Gas and eIectricify Ei.s
-Fsstibuie. reception hall and stair h.iI
psltor' dining room, both with omen fr.aisc...
anu mantels. buffers pantry and kif.s.s
second hoor-Four bedrooms bath. twn i.r~.
nan closets; front room with omen frani..s
ana mentel. Third Aoor-Three bedroen,sy ~
math' hall closet. large closet in hsdrcon,
Ierms liberal. Further informs finn -.
UW sosa' COS Evans building Phone Fra
1923 I'ilden St. NV.
xscaat: unusu.lly constructed; tapestry
room open fireplace. garage. etc. See ny -
once. 1t is real bargain. Terms. - ~
ol3 18th St. NE.
rooms and bath: brick; h.wh.: fra, a..,
easily converted into store: alley. vii, n ~,
.or about %a 500 less than cost to build years
Vacant or Occupant Owners.
Why 30 annoyed 10 moving q, pawn. ~,
cssslve teat When We have . large seIsct iiss
Of bones u all seetionsi FREED risbt. ' AZ
'etms Possession given with deed. 1'' "
N. E. RYON CO.. INC
Successors to New York Realty Rnots
Main 4J07 1lp2 y 'SAep,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Confined.
NEAR Goth AND PA. AVE: THREE-srORf
brick niae rooms and tiled hath: furnace heat :
Possession; entire house in nrst-class condition.
We can make very attraeiive terms
!. f ES1eHi 81 i e.
9l2 18th it. Nv: Main Dbl.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, BEAUTIFUL Lo-
ca ton: house Of II rooms. / bath; steam, heat;
Of coal: nne gas range; hot.water heater: Nv i've
bedrooms. beautifully Furnished. Price. $2o.
600. S.. 600 cash. balance on monthly payments.
per cent interest on deferred notes. Address
Box 1850, Star Once.
AS AM LKAvING WARRINGTON AND DE
sire quick sale will sell my nearly new home
in one Of the city's prettiest detached home
sections at reasonable figure and accept
e. 900 cash. House contains rooms. sleeping
porch. breakfast porch. fine bath. cellar with
laundry and servants toilet. hot-water heat
gas and electricity: beautiful lawn. Price
$12.5 800. Address Box 1o4-D. star ONCE.
BROOKLAND.
One Of the choicest homes in this desira bic
suburb House is and can be moved into
| immeda tely. First hoor-Parlor. dining room
two large bedrooms. kitchen. modern tile bath
0OtlJ0 Hot-water heat. electric lights. laun
dry trays-everything that goes to make line
home. Reasonably priced. Don't neglect IL
inspect.
McLachlen Banking Corp,
10th and q SITS Main 4s2.
!COLORED HOME BUYERS
HERE is THE HOME YOU
HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
.I ESXcEd dY LOCATED NORTHWEST
LARGE FRONT COLONIAL PORCH; LARGE
HOMES ARE IN GOOD coSDfTioN. VERY
PRICE, $3.50.
]. DALLAS GRADY,
3O2 MARYLAND BLDG.
l4l0 H ST. NV.
MAIN III.
$3.50. $3.50 CASH.
IN GOOD LOCATION
NORTHEAST.
| A SMALL. MODERN BRICK HOME WITH
Rack YARD TO ALLEY. THIS HOME is
IN =, COOP OF, CONDITION. CONVENIENT TO
J. DALLAS GRADY,
3O2 MARYLAND BLDG,
1410 H ST. NV.
MAIN III.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
INCORPORATED.
THE BEST IN USED HOMES"
! COTTAGE CITY, ND.
| IS, 7b0-5-room and bath bungalow: cellar. laun
dry. attic; large lot; electricity. gas
large open fireplace. Everything mod
em. Exceptional value. Terms.
| R1vERDALE. MD.
| IS, SS0-Cnusually attractive S-room and bat
house. situated on large lot. amid ap
propriate surroundings: cellar, attic
h.w.h.. gas and cleo; large screened
porches and garage. real bargain
Attractive terms. Immediate possession
CONDUIT ROAD.
So, 000-Detached stucco house Of rooms, bath
attic, porches. electricity; screened; OF
large lot. Immediate possession.
CITY SUBURBAN.
80, 500-Neafly new. six-room and hath house
Detached semi-bungalow. on large lot
slate roof hardwood floors and trim
1900 cash. balance like rent
MIDDAUGH 4 SHANNON, INC.
Suite 1859 Woodward bldg, 18th and n.
Main 6935.