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New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
SEARCH FOR POTATO MART
Agent Of Government Bureau in This City Today-Diseasc One of Most Destructive Known.

George Haines, special representa- tive of the Division of Plant Diseas SC Survey of the Department of Agri- culture, Washington, D. C., has called on Secretary H. B. Chamberlain of the Chamber of Commerce. to secure information as to the location of home gardens in this city.
 MT. Haines is looking for signs of a very destructive disease known as the potato wart," first discovered in this country in 1912, and which it is believed came in with a shipment of potatoes from Europe. While, at that time, an embargo was immedi- ately placed on all importations of potatoes from Europe, the govern ment is not letting up in its effort to eradicate this scourge. So far only small section in West Virginia and three or four counties in Pennsyl- vania, have bee.. found To be affected.
 Potatoes attacked by potato warts" show large sponge-like growths on their surface and are usually rotten when dug. Mir. Haines will appre- ciate being notified either through the secretary of the Chamber of Com merce, or by letter direct to Wash ington, of any signs of this disease.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
REGULATIONS.
 WATERPOWF
Federal Commission NoY
 License RestriCti|

Washington, July 31.- for the administration of act opening up the countr, terpower resources to pri opment are now being d soon as they are complet terpower commission, col the secretaries of war. | agriculture, will hold them.
 The commission, of whid Baker has been appointe| by President Wilson, will meeting immediately upo| Payne's return from Au August 5. The hearings ulations will be pushed | as possible SO that the legislation, which has bed in the making. can be pu| without undue delay.
 Tho tentative reguiatfol| drawn up by a special cI the war. interior and agri partments. It is compost General Enoch H. Crov senting the war departlj Merrill. waterpower expeii estry service, who has beS ed executive secretary of sion, and MT. Stabler ofl department.
 Members of the comm regulations will be extenA they probably will be al series, with open heni-ii| group before they are Those relating to form q of application for survey .censes will be the first The most difficult probl in drawing up the regul} bers of the committee sd establishing a uniform s counting for licensees as the act.
 Under the waterpower mission is empowered censes for a period not years. The licensees the government reason charges in an amount td the commission. Upon ton of any license the g two years notice in writ given by the commissic the right to take over payment of the net invel licensee in the project taken, not to exceed the the property plus sucf damages, if any, to prt licensee as may be cause erance therefrom of pr|
 In cases where such q been given the governm have the right to take o tual agreement with thd property developed und of the bill subject to tn the net investment. r
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
STATE SAYING MO,1EY

Printing of SchoolbooI<s by Kansas
 Has Already Resulted in Balance of
 Half Million.
 Manhattan, Kan, July 31.-More than $500,000 has been saved by the people of Kansas to date by the state publication of school books, Tom Me- Neal, member of the state text book com mission, told students of s the Kansas State Agricultural college here recently.
 Not less than $1o0,000 will be saved in the next three years on a geography now being published" MT. McNeal said. "The book will sell for 50 cents a volume less than the same or similar books published by com mercial houses"
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
ANOTHER CITATION.

Everett D. shonts of Maple Hill is in receipt of the 'Accolade of the New chivalry of Humanity" which Is conferred upon wounded veterans by the war department The soldier was a member of the staff of evacua-
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
WILL ORDER MINERS
 BACK TO THEIR JOBS


 nuence to Prevent Strike Con-
 tinuance.
 Washington, July 31-White House officials expressed satisfaction today over the announcement of John l.. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, that he would order strik- ing mine laborers in Illinois and In diana to return to work. His state ment that he would take such action followed receipt in Indianapolis last night of a telegram from President Wilson appealing to the strikers to resume work pending adjustment of their wage demands.
 The president said that if the men returned to work he would invite the joint scale committee of operators and miners to meet for the purpose of adjusting inequalities which might exist in the present wage scale. He declared, however, that he could not recommend correction of inequalities until the strikers returned to work.
 The president told the strikers that he was distressed not only because of the Likelihood of suffering during the coming winter should the strike continue but also because ''the viola ton of the terms of your solemn ob- lisation impairs your good name, de- stroys the confidence which is the basis of all mutual agreement and threatens the very foundation of fair industrial relations
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

ton hospital No. and was wounded while on duty in the vicinity of Yer dun. He was wounded November 2 and was not discharged for three months Following. He enlisted in the medical corps in Hartford when the war broke out.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
FRAUD THOUGH NAH

New York, July 5 Clawson, who recently American Canadian co $5,00O,000 organization develop American tr| shipping. was indicted \ eral grand jury on a ch the mails in 3 scheme Cd
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

Services will not l in St. Johns Luthei.a' Sunday, Rev. M. W. ( on his vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-07

$6,25O.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
Located in the northwest. rooms and Ina TIL
back porches; paved alley>>LNE IN ONE
AND RENT THE OTHER.
$3.50.
CONDUIT ROAD.
On commanding site on Conduit road. On
over an acre of ground. Strictly modern stone
and frame bungalow. 7 rooms and bath: heat
ed by hot water; lighted by electricity
squares from street ears. One-fare zone.
TOSSESStON WITH TITLE.
$4,000.
FINE PETWORTH COR.
Splendidly built. well shaded colonial
house: lot 81 feet frontage with parking in
cluded; metal weatherstripped, etc.
$3.50.
NEAR N. CAPITOL ST.
Just off North Capitol near 475-acre park
modern Groom and ath house: hot-water heat
electricity: oak floors; owner leaving city. A
COMPLETE HOME.
LESS THAN $1,000
(For good cash paymentD
MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN.
West of 18th st. In very desirable neigh
borhood Groom and bath brick house: hot
water heat; oak floors: sleeping porch. laundry
tubs. ETC.; lot 100 feet deep. VACANT.
TDERS & CO.,
Main 1915.
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8o7 18th St. NV.

FINE HOME IN CHEVY CHASE.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND LIVINGSTON ST.
An excellently built detached home on lot
6Ox15O; large rooms and bath; in perfect
condition. Immediate possession. Price,
ST., 600.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HOME.
NEAR 14th AND MERIDIAN SITS.
Price. $10.75O.
beautiful new home; tapestry brick: 6
large rooms and bath; built-in garage; hot
water heat. electric light. screened throughout
Immediate possession. Reasonable terms.
NEAR ONTARIO RID. AND LASIER PLACE.
Price. so. $50.
thoroughly modern two-story brif1k dwell
ing: large rooms and bath, hot-water heat
electric light. hardwood floors throughout; ex-
cellent lot: paved alley. Immediate posses
sion.
NEAR 9th AND SITS. NV.
Price. $500.
well built dwelling large lot: rooms
and bath; in excellent condition. Ample ga
rage space.
NEAR CORNER OF 18th AND
COLI MBIA ROAD.
Price. $4,000.
fine three-story brick dwelling; 10 rooms
and bath In perfect condition. Immediate
possession. This property can be converted
into business place at very low cost.
MOOD
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Tel: NJ. 1910.

$16,75o.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
One of the most complete homes in this sub
division. West Of 18th St LOT. baths;
sleeping porch: metal screens and weather.
stripping: awnings; houses heated by hot
water; lighted by electricity: room FOR ga
rage; absolutely nothing needed by way OF re-
pairs. PROMPT POSSESSION.
S1I,5oo.
COL. RID. AND 18TH ST.
Convenient to both car systems. VACANT:
l0-room and bath steam ted house: good
lot to paved alley. Chance for PROMPT POS
SESSION in this exclusive neighbOrhood
$1,000.
TAKOMA PARK.
This is an unusual opportunity. very
pretty home. located one Of the best streets
in this subdivision. containing rooms,
baths: heated by hot water; electric, lights; lot
5Ox1O3. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$3.50.
NO. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Nepr 14th st. NEW HOUSE. rooms and
bath House strictly up-to-date. On finished
street and in excellent neighborhood. Let US
take you there.
$6,25o.
GEORGETOWN. HEIGHTS.
Two-famiiy apartment; s rooms and bath
each floor. Furnace heat. Attractive terms.
\WM. H. SAUL
8o7 18th St. NV.
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MOORE & HILL, INC,
142O-22 H St. NV.

KILBOURNE AND 10th SITS.
Price. $1O.75O.
fine practically new house OF g large
rooms and bath. Modern in every particular;
hot-water heat. electric light. hardwood floors;
large lot. wide alley. Immediate possession.
Easy terms.
NEAR 10th AND PARK ROAD.
Price, $4,000.
A practically very attractive home; s
large rooms and bath. hot water heat electric
light, hardwood floors; fine garage for two
cars. Immediate possession.
NEAR 14th AND OTIS SITS.
Price. S.. $50.
twostory bay -window brick dwelling: 6
rooms. reception hall and bath: fine cellar:
extra large lot; in excellent condition. Very
easy terms.
MASS. AVE. NEAR 10th ST. NV.
Price, $13, 500.
"A substantial three-story brick dwelling; Il
rooms and BATH hot-water heat; good lot.
Now rented for s75 per month. Reasonable
terms.
ROSS ST. COTTAGE CITY. MD.
Price, $1,000
A practically new bungalow Of large rooms
md BATH cellar. furnace heat; lot 45xl35;
electric light; garage; chicken house and yard:
fine arden and many other extras not found
in similar houses. Reasonable terms.
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N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
721 18th Street NV.
1902 H St. NV.
Phones Main 5Q03-4

PRICE. $500. A CONVENIENTLY LO-
GATED NORTHEAST HOME which will be
sold quickly at this price. There six large
rooms and bath: very deep lot to wide alley.
In excellent condition.
PRICE, $675O. AN UNUSUAL INVEST
MENT in twO-fanlily apartment Of five rooms
and bath each; separate heating plants. Only
81 800 cash required. Phone for full particu-
lars.
PRICE. $1,000. A MODERN TWO-STORY
BRICK. substantially built and attractive in
appearance Six rooms and bath: perfect hot
water heating plant; double garage. Al con
dition. Terms.
PRICE. $1,000. FACING LINCOLN PARK.
Owner leaving city will give early possession
of this delightfully."- located northeast home;
seven rooms and bath: hot-water heat; electric
light; in splendid condition.
PRICE. $4,000. IN MANOR PARK. A
beautiful sem-bungalow equipped in every
detail to make ideal home; six rooms
and bath: pipeless furnace; electric light:
completely screened and weatherstri
owner Will sell winters supply Of coal at
cost
PRICE. s1O.5OO ONE OF THE MOST At
TRACT1EE properties on Capitol Hnl-built
to order. Six rooms and two baths; hot
water heat: electric light lot 100 feet deem.
Garage. Must be to be fully apprec-
ated.
n. l.. SANSBJ
EVERYTHING /,
-
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PRICE, $1O.750. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
SECTION. handsome colonial style house
eight rooms and bath, on two floors; hOt-water
heat; electric light hardwood floors and trim
double rear and colonial front porch
PRICE, $1,000. NEAR IOWA CIRCLE
One of the best home values in the downtown
section: ten large rooms md bath; hot wa ter
heat; electric light: owner on premises will
give early possession.
PRICE. $1,000. IF YOU ARE-DESIROUS
OF locating in one of the most desirable resi-
dental sections Of the city phone for an ap-
pointment to Inspect this offering. Eleven
rooms and three, baths: hot water heat; cleo
trio light; good lot to wide alley in splendid
condition.
PRICE. $13.5O NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
distinctive home in exclusive neighbor-
hood; nine large well arranged rooms and two
tiled baths; steam heat; electric light; ample
room for garage.
PRICE. $17.5ON. ONE OF THE MOST MAG
NlFIcENT residences in Chevy Chase. There
are ten large and two well appointed
baths; hot-water heat; electricity; spacious
lawn; lot 5Ox15O. Can b.. inspected by ap-
pointment.
BEAUTIFUL SIXTEENTH STREET
RESIDENCE listed at very reasonable price.
Ten spacious rooms and two baths: hot ter
heat: electric light; servants quarters and
laundry In basement; room for garage. Phone
for an appointment to inspect.
Try CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE
treet NV.
ain SQ021
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HARRY |. CHEW,
Successor to

GOLDEN RULE. incorporated.
CONTINENTAL TRUST BLDG.
Main 1910 14th and II SITS. NV.
Over a thousand good homes for sale.
81 5o-NEAR NORTH CAP. AND SITS.
Groom brick; good heating plant and
bath; very good value: small cash
payment. balance $40 per month.
So 2jO-A beautiful Groom and bath bun
galow in fine northwest location.
overlooking the river; it is modern in
every detail having ho;-water heat.
electric kitchen range electric light.
large screened sleeping porch: lot
over 80 fl. frontage and good ga
rage; near ears. A good buy
50 5OO-Near 18th and Columbia road NV: a
fine Groom house with = baths: hot
water heat and electricity: very deep
lot to wide paved alley: an excep-
.ional value; terms can be arranged.
NORTH OF 18th AND PARK ROAD NV.
50 7JO-New Groom and bath. with all mod
ern improvements: double rear porch
es. thoroughly screened; deep lot to
wide alley; 81. 500 cash. balance like
rent.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.
S12 5OO-We are offering this fine 1o-room
hollow-tile house at a sacrifice for
an out-of- town client; house is mod
ern in every detail. having baths.
inclosed sleeping porch and garage /:
large lot with beautiful trees and
shrubbery: investigate this.
s17OOO-16th ST. HEIGHTS.
Broom bungalow with all modern i'm
provements: beautiful porches; large
lot. t.. with shrubbery; garage for
cars: a good buy; terms can be ar
ranged.
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COMFORTABLE HOME
EOR COLORED.
ONJ V 81 0S0

1927 Ellicott st. NV. tTenleytowny; large
| rooms. hath. pantry: latrobe heat: large lot.
35x9O, to alley: also outbuildings; price
| duced for quick sale: only $3.50; $500 cash
| and Sa2.50 per month. This property is rented
for ST. 80 pe-s month: sale sign property.
WALTER o'HARt. wiilett & Reinecke Co.,
. - Z aY PhoAe Nsja 900.
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IN sACLS ADDITION, JUST OFF 18th ST.
car line; detached home on a large corner lot.
Rec. hall. living room. dining room, kitchen,
tricity. enamel and mahogany trim. beautiful
interior decorations: immrfinte possession
81 600. Man 1920. ROBERT Il. LEWIS
Us Dayl.suu u.JS,
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued
INC,
Phone Main 1923.

Price, S11 .5OO-WOODLEY PARK. A positive
bargain and that will surely be sold
within few days. Built by one Of the
best builders; contains nine rooms and
bath. electric lights hot-water heat,
hardwood floors, front and rear porches
and a garage. A reasonable cash pay
ment will be accepted and possession
may he had within short time
Price, $7.OOO-BLOOMINGDALE Very we'll
located on U st. The owner is leaving
the city and offers for sale his attractive
home Of eight rooms and bath on two
floors. The whole property is in perfect
condition and inspection may be made
at any time.
Price. SIS, OOO-CLEvEI.AND PARK. What
we believe to be the lowest priced house
in this attractive suburb. The rooms
large: it is entirely detached: has
two complete baths the second floor.
hot-water heat. electric lights. open fire
places. very large porches and Il garage.
This is well worth your immediate in
spection.
Price, Ss.OOO-MT. PLEASANT. In a beauti-
full location overlooking Rock Creek
Park: we'll built roomy house. having 10
and bath. This house is in beau
ftiful condition and the owner will give
possession. Reasonable terms of sale
will he made will consider ex-
change for small suburban place with
two three acres.
INC,
1910
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RELIEVE YOURSELF OF THE RENT CUES
tion. Bay on small cash payment Of trus-
tees OF estate three-family apartment; Oapitol
Hill; all outside rooms. Occupy one apart.
ment yourself and apply the rents from other
apartments to pay balanc" Of purchase pr &C
J. EAYN0Nn THN"f.';.:' =. uSt.c
= District National Bank Bldg
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

1441 FAIRMONT ST.-DIRECTLY FROM
owner. Furnished unfurnished. 1O-room
house, strictly modern: perfect condition; pos
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NEW BUNGALOW

In Petwnrth; six rooms; tile bath: gas; cleo
tricity: h. III; screens; open fireplace: metal
good lot; hedge; price. 50. 500:
about 81 500 cash, SO monthly. Address Box
a47 r. Star office.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND GIRARD SITS.
o-story bun brick residence. with rooms
and bath; good condition; paved alley: hot
water heat; electricity; room for garage:
nossession with title: price. $3.50.
NEAR 18Th AND II N.W.-3-STORY BRICK
residence rooms and bath; good condi-
ton; furnace heat; prompt possession;
price SIS, 800.
EycEi.IENT LOCATION FOR BOOMING
hous.-Near 9th and Q sts.: 3-story pressed
brick; IL rooms and bath; large closets;
alley in rear; furnace heat; garage: prompt
nosscssion; price. So. 800.
AN EXCELLENT HOME-NEW COLONIAL
porch brick: rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: electricity; unusually fine woodwork:
hest section northwest; near 18th and
Shepherd SITS. laundry tubs in cellar; easy
terms: price. 81. 400:
OAK ST. NV. NEAR CARS-DETACHED
brick residence; 8 rooms and bath: redec
GRATED; VACANT; steam heat; price.
$1,000 on easy terms.
LOCATED ON NORTH CAPT.
toll st-Corner house with Z rooms and
hath: hos-water heat: an excellent location
for a store and spts.: price. 81. $50.
WALTER A. BROWN.
i4OO II st. NV.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
C.sutfmu I'd.
ILLIAM s. p II l. L. p 5
14O0 New York Avenue

Continu .tinued.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
14Oo New York Avenue
Main oS.
We have large list of desirable homes reasonable prices
and reasonable all sections of the Those listed
below only few All available immediate occupancy
on Mytiaen A stree rear
ghtrooma rit line;
dee
F car lin
il %
al borough len.
RS floor h-wh ndl nght lot $50 Il
A
CLOSE Frame uson lot aJx125 IT. h-wh
A SEA ixroom
OF
u
w rrtm
H.
f
Florida lnca type with lots Of ground
weather hu trees large rider: concrete eel,
h-wh: decrich Price i.Nr
We have suburban listed with hall
of ground Reasonable prices We will be
your inquiries and show them.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
14O9 New York Avenue
Main oS.
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John F. Donohoe & Sons,
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
Price, $1,000.
Columbia road n.w.-rA six-room modern
house; hot-water heat; electric lights: lot to
alley The house is now vacant. Can be sold
ON terms of $1,000. balance $50 per month, in
GLIDING interest and principal.
Price, $4,000.
9TH St. ne. near Maryland ave.-A seven
room modern brick house; cellar furnace
heat: most of the houses in this neighborhoOd
nre occupied by the owners terms. 81 900 cash.
balance $40 per month. including interest and
principal
Price. $4,000.
u st ne between 9th and 9th sts.-A mod
ern brick house: six rooms and bath; lot to
payed alley. with plenty of room for garage;
terms 81 800 cash. balance $50 per month, in
GLIDING interest and principal.
Price, $3.50.
1st s.. Sc. near Congressional Library-A
six room modern bay window brick house: in
perfect condition; terms, 500 cash. balance
S35 per mouth. including interest and prin-
cipal. II you are looking for home in which
possession can be given this is your oppor
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, FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

1884 H Streot NV.
Price. $S,7JO-NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS.
An unusually cheap house, we'll located
in this most desirable section. This is
,hree-story brick. having 10 rooms and
bath 90 bedrooms). ter heat. 'front.'
and rear p)rches. and the whole house IS
in good condition. Possession Will De
given shortly.
Price. s13,5OO-MT. PLEASANT. Located
very near the car line at 18th and fark
road. A three-story. semi-de tached
brick house, having ten rooms ana Dati,
Fot-water heat. electric lights. front and
porches and good sized yard 10
an alley in the rear. Possession lnme-
diately and reasonable terms OF sale
made
Price 81. !OO-GEORGETOWN. seven room.
window brick home in very cot-
venient location. Within one-haN Diock
Of the line and walking distance OF
the government departments rms may
IL sold on q cash payment of SJOo
Price. s14,O0O-ON THE HEIGHTS. good.
looking three-story house. very well
built just a little of the 18th ST. car
line. 1t contains eleven rooms, TWO
baths hot-water heat. electric lights
and is in excellent condition through
out Terms can be arranged ana pos
session given by the owner
HEDGES & MIL
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BOSS &
Tel. NJ. 1870.
COLUMBIA ROAD.
$I2,5oo.
Near 18th strcet-A handsome three-s.or!
bot-water heat: electric light; rear porc .a'
A good buy considering this location;
CLEVELAND PARK.
$4,000.
A two-story house containing six rooms ana
hath luilt-in refrigerator and aiSo putin
6renroof and heated garage. Can he sold on
terms Of SO 600 cash and $50 per month. house
is of brick construction having Iron' anu -
norches Immediate possession VIII DC Enceh'
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
SIo,75o.
Convenient to 10th car lines a two-s s
Having hot water heat. electric nghts. parquet
foors throughout. There Is room for garage.
Whole nroperty in frstclass condition I'M
mediate possession will he given.
NEAR 10TH ST. & COL. RID.
$I3,25o.
r,,;s ;s a two-;tory colonial house. having
.;cht rooms: four bedrooms. bath and sleeping
nnrch on second floor. Heated with hot water;
has electric lights. parquet noors' handsome
fixtures and decorations 1hls mousse 10 ioe"'eu
in an attractive section.
BOSS &
THE HOME
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.


BEST OF IT'S TYPE-6R. AND Il. PRESS
ed brick. three rooms deep, newly decorated
porches and large yard: room for garage on
ma we'd alley: latrobes: ranges. gas lights. In
come Of $40 per. month from upper floor II
desired Terms: $500 down. $40 per month.
Discount and $50 month for larger first pay
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH; RECENTLY
papered and painted; half square from Lincoln
Park; on alley. To see this property is the
only way to appreciate its value. $500. Ad-
dress OWNER. Box 21S-R Star OFFICE Sc
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PHELPS,
1906 H St. NV.
CHEVY CHASE.
SI275o.
A two-story colonial house. having eight
rooms and attic two complete bathrooms. hot
water heat and electric light. Large porches
and a garage. This house will be vacant Au-
gust LIST.
18TH ST. Mr.. r. I. AVE. NE.
$1,000.
Beautiful new detached house; four bed
rooms. sleeping porch hot-water heat. electric
lights. instantaneous gas heater; garage. En-
tire house screened throughout and completely
furnished. This is bargain for some one.
APARTMENT HOUSE.
$4,000.
Located near 10th and Massachusetts ave
nue. northwest. Annual rent, 81 800; could rent
for $4,000 Live in apartment and let the
other two pay for the building. Contains three
four-room ~aDa bath apartments.
DOWNTOWN.
$4,000.
Near Connecticut avenue in the location of
exclusive homes. There are ten rooms and two
baths; hot-water heat; electric lights; hard
at this price, considering this location.
PHELPS.
OF HOMES,
I1O6 FIST. NV,
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FOR RENT-FL00R SPACE

TWO FLOORS. 1919 PA. AVE. N.W.-S.OOO
81. IT each: suitable for light manufacturing.
storage or workrooms. GEO. s. REEFS, us
Evans bldg. Main I2iS