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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-04

vivid memory Of the horrible scenes
through which she passed before es-
Gaping from her native land to come
to America for further relief.
She is the daughter of a former
prosperous banker at Harpout, and was
thirteen years old when the war broke
out. Being a beautiful girl she attract
ed Turkish Official who wished to
make her his wife, imposing upon her
his own religion and the lowly state of
Turkish women.
Her father refused to give her up.
When the massacres of the Armenians
started, carried on by the Turks under
secret agreement with the Germans,
the Mohammedans made further eff
forts TO get possession of the girl.
After seeing her father, mother. two
brothers and three sisters brutally
slain. she entered upon a series Of ad-
ventures which prove that life may
be more exciting than the widest
dream of the fictionist.
She goes through an untold success
sion Of horrible scenes, escapes from
the Turks, is captured by the wild
kurds of the desert, sold as a salve
put in a harem, takes refuge with
monks, and at last is saved by the
British who sent her to America
where she has talked and written OF
and finally acted out her experiences
MURRAY
Thieves" is about to end it's r1lr
here after having made an unusually
| good record for itself, and gained
fresh fame for the William Fox star
Gladys Brockwell.
The last performance OF this in
tense, human photoplay which has
been drawing crowded houses at the
Murray Theatre will be given today
! Based on story Of universal interest
the picture is filled with thrills-no
the least OF which is the fight in which
the star engages with a drunken
"gentleman" crook "Thieves" has
succeeded because it deserved sue
cess.
RICHMOND.
| "Checkers," a big special Fox pro
duction taken from the racing melo
| drama that was a tremendous sue
cess on the legitimate stage for many
years, will be the attraction at the
Richmond theatre, beginning Friday
The picture was directed for William
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-04
CONTRACTOR WAS
ABOUT TO Give UP
AND QUIT BUSINESS

When | began taking Tanlac I was
so bad off l was about to retire from
business" said Charles Stenstrom,
the well-knOwn concrete and eXcavat-
ing contractor living at COZ Fishgate
street. Peoria, ILL.,
For thirty years I have suffered
all the misery that goes with stomach
trouble, rheumatism and >disordered
Kidneys" he continued. MY stomach
was so badly upset that it nearly
laid me up altogether and after every
meal | took cramping spells that
sometimes were so bad l couldn't
leave the house for I was afraid l
could not get back. / bloated up so
with gas that I could not get a long
breath. My legs panied me almost
evrey minute of the day and when the
weather was damp my arms hurt me
so bad it was agony for me to try to
bend them. My kidneys were so badly
out of order that l had pains all
7 through my back and at night l was
| in such misery ! could hardly sleep
at ALL Every morning my back was
so stiff it was hard for me to get out
| of bed and during the day l couldn't
think of doing any work.
But things are different since
| SOt nOld or 1aniac and II has made
such a remarkable change in me that
! feel thirty years younger, and If it
was necessary l could handle shovel
and turn as much die as any of my
men. Everything l eat now agrees
! with me perfectly. and l am never
troubled in the least with gas or
with cramping spells. The rheuma.
tism has nearly disappeared and the
pains and stiffness in my back have
all gone. l sleep sound every night
and of mornings | get up feeling hale
and hearty. l have given up all idea
of retiring from my business. as Tan
lac has given me new life and strength
and l am enjoying better health than
| have for years"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Glen
Thistlethwaite; in Greensboro by c.
D. Corine; in Cambridge City by Mr..
Dean House; In Pershing by Sourbeer
& Rodenberg; in Centerville by Cen.
terville Pharmacy; in Dublin by e. r
Money, and in Milton by w. l.. Par
| kins.-Advertiseme
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-04
Kings Visit to Return
South American Trade
(By Associated Press)

MADRID. Feb. liking Alphonso's
coming visit to Latin-America, should
be the best means according to Ell Dia,
organ of the Liberal party, of winning
for Spain the trade of South America.
During many years other nations
who are opposed to contracting al
liances with Sparish-speaking coun-
tries have interviewed and by their
propaganda, prevented Spain getting
her share of South American trade,
the newspaper says. They have prof
tied by SPANS domestic troubles, but
despite this, the Spanish race viii
win in the end"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-04

Fox by Richard Stanton, who staged
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-04
FRANCE MAY ADOPT
DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, Feb. 4.-Daylight saving
would be legally adopted in France for
at least two more years. under the
provisions of a bill which has been
drafted and which will be brought
up in the Chamber of Deputies to.
day Hitherto summertime has been
fixed arbitrarily and has been subject
to no law.
Because Of the coal shortage the
bill would provide that summertime
would begin a month earlier, or on
March Is, during the years Of 1920
and 1921, and would end October 25
It is probable the measure will be
quickly passed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-04
MINERS COMMISSION CANNOT
NEGOTIATE WITH EGYPTIANS

IBy ASSoCfated Press)
CAIRO, Feb. 4.-Definite solution OF
the Egyptian problem by the mission
headed by Viscount Miner is improb-
able, although members of the British
party have collected a great deal OF
information relative to the situation
here.
Popular excitement has reached a
phase which makes it virtually i'm
possible to negotiate with any repre-
sentative Egyptian body, and it is
believed the deliberations will be ad
journed and continued in London un-
less the situation changes soon.
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Johnson. Warren, Ark, to the list o
those killed in action.
The Theatres
WASHINGTON.

In the early days Of the movies,
when the screen was surfeited with
crude Observation-Disclosures Wild West
pictures, how many of us cried out for
a master producer who would take all
the rich material which the old ro-
mantle days of the West really con-
tanned for screen drama and make of
it an artistic, logical photoplay. VIII.
liam S. Hart answered the call and
now David Wark Griffith has done it
also. Wandering far afield from the
tender small town love story Of True
Heart SUSIE" Mr.. Griffith has rein.
carnated the glowing California Of the
gold rush days of 40 on the screen
The picture is called "Scarlet Days"
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PAGE SEVEN

THE Land of the Free" "The Spy,
and "Why / Would Not Marry"
The story is a sensational one, hay-
ing to do with race horse plots. 1t
ends with one of the most thrilling
race track scenes ever witnessed or
the screen. The picture is presented
with an all-star cast.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-04

Walter e. Karnes at his new gas
generating apparatus and illus
Eating one of the advantages Of
his new gas.
Walter E. Karnes of Cincinnati,
formerly a private detective, has
evolved a new kind of gas which
he says can be manufactured safe
~ In tho private home at a cost
less. per thousand feet, than the
present price of natural gas. The
gas is generated from calcium car
bide, ordinary baking powder and
wood alcohol. Karnes, with ordin-
ary tumblers, demonstrates how
his gas generates practically no
heat and leaves no residue.
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sToNEBRAkER SIGNS
LIFELONG CONTRACT

VEEDERSBURG, Ind, Feb. Am
nouncement of the marriage of Homer
Stonebraker of Hartford City, Ind, to
Miss Anna Marie Ausberry of this
city has been received here by friends
of the couple. The marriage took
place at Covington, Ind. Sunday af.
ternOon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-04

A baby's brain grows more in the
first year than in all its remaining
life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29

Price. Sll.OOO.OO.
Ten-Room and Bath Home on
Columbia I'd. NV. Hot-water heat. Possession
can be given Noy. l. Reasonable terms can be
arranged.
Price. $16,OOO.OO.
Eight-Room Home in Best Sec
ton Of Washington Heights: o. fl. wide .
lights: Pittsburgh instantaneous heater: built
in garage; cement front porch double rear
porches: large attic: built-in bookcases in liv-
ing room automatic clothes recrptaclos; the
only home of its kind in this section. Ready
for immediate occupancy.
Price. $12.75O.O0.
Splendid Groom & Bath Home
on Mt. Pleasant st. Hot-water heat; electric
lights !; house in good condition.
Price. &,35O.OO.
Eight-Room and Bath Home in
and painted throughout. Reasonable terms can
be arranged.
Price, S5.5OO.OO.
Eight-Room and Bath Home i'll
good northeast location. Can be bought on
$500 cash and $50 per month. An unusual op'
portunity to get home on easy terms.
Price. $4,000.
Ten-Room and Bath Home on
kilbourne St near 18th. Hot-vater heat
electric lights garage; newly decorated
throughout Vacant.
SAGER,
OBJ Fifteenth NV.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
COaffnneA.
RRAND-NEW HOI.

BRAND-NEW HOUSES.
We have recently had listed
with us a number of most attrac-
tive new houses with about
every modern convenience. such
as hardwood floors. electricity,
hot-water heat. large closets.
covered porches. front and rear :;
some with garages. others with
plenty OF room for a garage !:
close to car lines: clean-cut, at
tractive homes: the very best
surroundings. We can give prices
on these houses that will be in
teresting to you. and make most
accommodating terms. 1t is
worth Your while to get particu-
lars and arrange to inspect them.
Try to see us soon.
STONE g. FAIRFAX.
1912 New York avenue.
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Telephone N. 434o 14o6 II St NV.
THESE ARE SALABLE HOMES.
TELEPHONE US FOR THE LOCATIONS
BOSS & PHELPS.

PRICE. $S,00O-conyeniently located. not far
cot; theaern SIX room colonial brick house.
box styles the house 10 screened throughout,
With q urge yard and a garage. Owner in
prompt possession.
PRICE, $lo,o0o-Just of from 14th street srd
Herfh Of pnrk road; mos: desirable vacant
house. colonial type: two stories; all large
rooms: hot.wates haat; electric lights: hard
wood noots: EreakfaSt porch and sleeping porch.
This house II very salable.
PRICE. l0.2J0-A downtown house in an ex-
cellsnt loe4tien.- where the owner will give
Immediate possessien. This 10 three-story
buick henss. having ten rooms and bath; all
the rooms arc usussany large; 4 large 10. to
terms.
PRICE. 81. 550--rp the Cleveland Park section
. desirable up-to-date home. where immediate
possession can be given. This is two-stosy
colonial heuse with four bedrooms en- second
eosr There are three large porches aud a
efepfoof heated garage. The house is modern
- every respect; easy terms OF safe.
PRlCE. 9ie.50oln Colrmbia Heights. near
18th and Psfk ruad: an attractive location for
4 home Convenient to market schools and
cAuiehes This II 4 three-story hay-window
builders. There are ten rooms and bath; hot
wafer heat Possession At once.
PRICE. g. s5o-.Vaeant and in first-class cog
ditton Throughout; seni1letached colonial
brick house. having six rooms and bs III: furnace
heat; large front porch: convenient terms Of
sale. non-resident owner has just reduced
the price Of this house.
WE HAVE AUTOMOBILES
....t BOSS &
sTuE HOME
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Telephone NJ. 1910.

Price, $l6.5OO0O.
One of the Most Attractive
s-roorn homes ii 18th st. Heights; . baths: all
modern impfosetnenfS; unusually wide lot;
date Possession can be given.
Price. $4,000.
Splendid S-Room Home iii Best
! section Of Petworth. Hot.water heat: electric
lights: semi-detached; house in first-class con-
ditten. Immediate possession.
Price, 100000.
Downtown Apartment, Contain
in: apis of 5 rooms and bath each and !:
war rates for $2.555.O0 per year. Very easy
terms.
Price. $1Oz5O.00.
Unusually Attractive 8-Room
water heat; electric lights; hardwood floors ::
cement front porch; double rear porches. Can
be sold on reasonable cash payment. balance
monthly. Vacant.
Price. $8,50O.OO.
Excellent Groom & Bath Home
on Tenn, ave. Just OF Lincoln Park. Hot-water
heat; electric lights; large lot with garage on
ate possession
~. CHAS. D
Main Sc, Main 81.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APARTMENT NV.
or Capitol Hills rooms, hath and kttchenette
with heat, 9 rooms and bath with ooard
give price. etc. Address Box :sl-P, STAR o ON
FOCR-ROOM. kITCHENETsrE AND BATH
apartment, Mount Pleasant: adults; nicely Iut-
nlshcd; November Is. Phone Col. 60St, ataer
o'clock. oO
APARTMENT OR Or ) ROOMS, WITH OR
near bath. Col. 6OO4-W.
BY MAN AND WIFE: or ROOMS AND
kitchenette; furnished: state price. Ao ens
Box a0O-P. Star ONCE. J0-
REFINED COTPLE; no CHIIpRES; OHE
or two furnished rooms. Kitchen anu PAN a,n
northwest: references. Main Sll". APT. .lo-
TWO or THREE ROOMS: UNFtkNlshs:D'
Phone North 500.
PAINTER AND PAPEKllANGEE NANIs
apartment, nat or not less thnn honsekeep'
ing rooms, the rent for same to ne para IN
work. Address BOX {9-E. star Office 81
By COUPLE. UNFCRNIsIlED OR FURNISH
ed two or three room. bath snu knchenet.e
apartment northwest: reasonable price: pref
erably in APARTMENT honse. Main G91O-3S. 3 T."
4. or address Box 15a-P. star office.
HY NAN, WIFE AND INFANT CHILD, =
room, bath and kitchenette unfnrnished apart
ment. will rent small nat state pr,ee'
Address Box 3a3-P. star ONCE. ~
REFINED YOUNG MAN DESIRES FUR
nished two or three room apartment and bath.
near I4fh and CoIumb a rd. Address BOX 3lI-P,
star office =!
TWO ROOMS. kITCHENErrE, AND BATH
in NV. section. Phone North I219-W. %
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

PRICE. Sl1.50o-In Mt. Pleasant. A desirable
home that can he sold on terms Of sl.Joo cash
and convenient monthly payments. This house
10 heated with hot water. has electric lights.
lot. with room for garage. The house is in
perfect condition.
PRICE. s1.25o--A vacan. house desirably
cash and easy monthly payments. This is
semijetached house. having seven rooms and
bath. electric lights. hot-water heat. room for
garage.
PRICE. $1O.5oo-Near Dupont Circle owner
occupying house aud leaving city is Offering
most desirable home for sale: Their. are nine
rooms and bath. six bedrooms. cellar under ell
tire house. ample room for garage. This house
IL finished in mahogany and white and is i'll
beautiful condition throughout.
PRICE. SC. US-Right downtown: a fhree-
story brick house having eight rooms and bath
this house is vacant. has just been renovated
from top to bottom and is in perfect condi-
ton: owner is anxious TO sell and will con-
slider any reasonable terms.
PRICE. $saO0-well situated in the north
west; q two-story house having six rooms and
bath, hot-watcr heat. electric lights. parquet
floors: the house is screened throughout: there
are awnings and a garage. You will find this
home most complete. It is vacant and con
venient terms can be made
PRICE. 6,ccJO-Can be- sold on terms Of S., 900
cash and monthly payments: a northwest home
in an attractive square. \ house having eight
rooms and bath. FIVE bedrooms: an unusually
deep yard with room for garage.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES"
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WILLIAM S. PHIL LIPS
1909 New York Ave-
Phone Main 90.

NORTHEAST
South OF Florida ave-: near . car lines:
Hroop and bath 2-story brick residence
nineless furnace. h.-w.h.. sleeping porch
Colonial front porch: deep lot TO paved
Alley; garage for one car. Price, S1,5co'
On easy terms. =
NORTHEAST
On East Capitol street within easy
waking distance Of the Capitol; Dig
iO-room S-story bsick dwelling {! bed
roorasl, furnace heat and gas light; in
-ood condition. This Is an excellent
roominx proposition. and can be sold Tor
So. 500. on very easy terms.
18th STREET HEIGHTS
A.teAutifui 7.room and reception hall .
rooms, 9 bnilt-in baths with shower.
h..w.h., electric lights. screened in break
fast porch. ftuud instantaneous heater.
;built.in bookcase and refrigerator. hard.
WOOD floors throughout: deep lot to paved
: ~ alley. This house IL in excellent condi-
ton and in one Of the most desirable
neighborhoods5 OF Washington. Price.
$4,000. Terms can be arranged.
.SAUL'S ADDITION
NJ detached 7-scom and reception hail
home fnished attic containing . large
ro1me additidnai; h.-w.h.. electric lights
garage for one car; oak floors beamed-
ceiliar. dining room. sleeping porch. In
priee. Tsia 80. On CONVENIENT terms.
-. - Will Ii A M S
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FOR sALE-H0UsES.
INVESTMENT

INVESTMENT.
Four-family Nat building, located on Ten
nessee ave. northeast: each nat has 8 rooms
bath and back porch: rents $15; reduced Il
II. r. HOwENSTEIN CO..
1914 st. NV. or 9Th and II SITS. ne:
YOU'LL BE TEMPTED
to buy one OF these Armsleigf7
Park Cottages or Bungalows
when you consider the character
OF the Homes-the attractive
ness OF the neighborhood-and
its certain future enhancement.
The price is most moderate
the terms such as you can easily
take care OF with your present
rent expense.
Open Tor inspection every
day and evening.
Phone Cleveland 1890 and Ill
come after you-or take Chevy
Chase cars to Albemarle ST..
walking west !; Wisconsin ave
cars to Window st.
THE BIG MONEYS WORTH
R. E. HAMILTON.
Owners Representative,
AIS goth St.
THE BEST IN USED HOMES.
$14 5O0-Facing Rock Greek Park; beauttful
brick house containing rooms and
baths: all modern improvements; "a.
rage; built by Middaugh 4 Shannon
occupied by owner. who is leaving city.
So, 5OU-3-Story brick house Rhode Island
avenue NV; IL rooms and baths;
all modern improvements.
$14 OO0-On California ST: II rooms and .
baths; hot-water heat; electric lights:
very easy terms; immediate posses
MIDDAUGH SHANNON, INC.
Suite 1899 Woodward bldg. 18th and q sts.
Main 1886.
N CHEVY CHASE; CP-TO-UATE HONE;
Just completed: Q rooms and bathe: INV. !:
faces south; =, square from cars, and priced
to win your pocketbook.
Another home in Chevy Chase; very sub
stantialy built; different from the usual kind;
garage wide lot Of $50 feet: magnificent
shade trees: many other attractive features.
Price reduced 81 500 to make quick sale.
In one of. the best residential sections;
Charming home Of 8 rooms; steam heat; very
deep lot; near = car lines. Price reduced TO
$40 800.
Double your money in 4 few years by buying
= or 3 acres northwest of the city. Real estate
is the basis of all wealth, and more fortunes
are made out Of 1t than any other wly. This
is your opportunity. Be sure to see US absut 1t.
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO.,
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:: SHANNON & LUCHS

& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
WOODLEY PARK.
$16.5OO
This house faces most attractive private
estate: it has 10 rooms and baths. is of
sh-designed brick construction. and thor
oughly modern; large lot and garage: we'll de-
veIoped lawn and shrubbery.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
$4,000.
4 particularly desirable corner residence
Overlooking Rock Greek Park. With l. out
side rooms and 3 baths: lear garage The
house has iust been redecorat ted and is thor
oughlv modern and in excellent condition
throughout. The price is below the average
OH homes Of this type.
PETWORTH.
$3.50.
New houses on Upshur ST.: located on one
of the highest points of Washington, overlook
ing the whole city, and within . blocks of
Soldiers Home Park. There are rooms and
hath. with every modern accessory. Can be
bought for $3.50 cash and $50 per month.
NORTHEAST.
$3.50.
In the vicinity of the Government Printing
Office, Union station and post Office; corner
property containing u rooms aud BATH latrobe
heat. gas. Terms reasonable.
& LUCHS,
Main 2545.
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HIGH -YIEW


leu ct. ne, near .2nd-Aedern. completely
Eupms and bath. gas, eiec., h.-w.h.. hardwood
viii sell on small cssh ard easy nonthly pay
dress Boz 1852. Star Once. n <..-x ~
LO0K-P0SSR5SfON WITH DEPOSIT; BEAU
tifui rooms and hath brick houae; handsome
lighting fixtures; large gas range In kitchen:
yplendid heating plant. vita s tons Of coal 10
cellar: large haek 1ard To paved alley. with
rosn enough fer tEo eaissss: must Be seen e
GEortGN URcIOLO. :. : = g..
rs Norton &: Nv, = eqnare.of C. ave. 81
EXTRAORDINARY ERARGAIN NORTH OF
Park road. Price redueed to $500 for quick
sale. A dsndy location; h,.w.h., elect, three
porches: real opportunity and hard to. dupl.
~ M. PEASANT REALTY. CO..
1911 Phrk ,road. Coiumhia 4s6.
70I HARVARD Sf. N.W.-CORNEK BRICK
house. eide and rear alley; Immediate posses-
slon: price reduced for q quick sale; ter1as
Ftve-room bungalow In Petvorth; hot.Wster
heat New Building operations this : spFinv
Will bring the aadftionai improvements. VS.
cant Prizes &Aso. Tsfms: T.
1411 Park: ro9d. - ON. SO.
FOR SALON. iSth NEAR Y0C STIN,W.;
reoBs and bath: brick: good location; will cell
10 good caaered purchaser; prize. 5000; terms
H n. R. jHowENsrE,s CO. :, > j.
1919 sttn.w. Or 9TH ans Fl sts. ne.
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Attention, Home BUYERS

II you are in the market to buy home. yoa
cannot afford to make purchase without hrsl
seeing the list OF desirable properties that We
have for sale. We do not build houses. MOI do
we offer you ho-ses in which We are financially
interested. Therefore We are in a position to
show you houses in any location in which YOU
might wish to locate and also give you the
very lowest prices. Owners wishing TO sell
FOR one reason anofher--somc leaving II :
city others DESTROYS of making q quick sa, =
on account Of mortgages becoming due--iis
their properties with U.S. You will lie pleased
with our up-c o-date method OF presenting prop
critics. You will tnd il to your advantage ("
make an appointment with one Of our sales
men to take you in his automobile TO SHOW
them to you. We are in position TO hnanc"
the purchase for those who are not able ~
pay all cash and look after the title and prev
aration of papers for the purchaser. We off,
advice and services tht will te of great vsia'
TO those buying Write. phone or call Ma
.,SS3S3 or Main o3gs
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LAOS Eye St.


~ 713.l4th, St. NV.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
=. $l0,5W.
silver Spring Is one Of Washington's most
comfortabie snbafbs; very seldom Is home
o6ered for sale; there. This house mas rooms
and bath; electricity; garage and chicken
house; shade and fruit trees; immediate pos
NEAR. DUPONT CIRCLE.
$l3,5W.
A 3-famiiy apartment In an exceptionally
rood location; each apartment contains rooms.
Eitchepette and bath. Total revenues *ls"
monthly.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
$13,5W.
A new f-sooni and bath detached home IN Il
most desirable section Of Chevy Chase; hot,
wster heat, electricity; hardwood floors and
irim: front porch; space for garage.
= PETWORTH.
$3.50.
'roomy corner louse in this section Of ad-
vaneing values; large rooms. sleeping porch
md bath; hot-water heat, electricity and gas
spsee for garage; vacant; possession can be
'-' SHANNON
713 14th St. NV.
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Just OFF 18th st. car line
1881 to 1913 Taylor st. NV; e
large rooms, tile bath, h.w.h.. gas
and cleo. light, attic, deep lot to
wide alley, cement porches, extra
large sleeping porches. Easy
terms. Ask the man who owns
one. For sale by
THOMAS \. JAMESON.
Main $50. oOo \. Y. Ave. NV