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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-15
La cAMPANA REPuBL1cANA.


Manana viernes todos los republica
nos de San Juan Puerta de TERRA
haran una demostracs6n de fuerzas
electorales, para la cual Sc estan pre-
parando eficientemente desde aver.
Los republicanos de mayor prominen
cia han estado d'rigiendo personalmen
te los mas minimos detalles para las
actuaciones republicanas de mahana.
Agentes electorales repubTcanos de
signifcads posici6n social v economi-
ca han estado citando cada elector
republican, de San Juan Puerta de
TERRA, a. no Sc haya inscritO todavia,
para que Sc inscriban mafana sin fal
ia a,guna.
Calculos conservadores hacen subir
trescientos Y pco de electores la
mayoria que obtendran los rspublica-
nos capitalefios, iinicamente en- Ell com
puto de mafiana y pasado.
Aver tarde un distinguido fnancie-
70 estuvo en- la ofcina Republi-
cana establscida en- la calles de- Ra-
fasl cOrdero AZ, antorizo que su
nombre. Sc ofreciese un chsque de dos
mil d6lares como garantia cualquier
parte interesada, de que manana pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-15
La SITUACION EN-
&JONIA TAN GRAVE
COMO EN- FL RUHR
(Por Cable Francss)


de la republica. Mr.. Deschanel,
lego a esta capital, procedente
de la Costa Azul. POGO deSpues ce
lebro una conferencia con ell iefe
del gobierno, Mr.. Millerand.
La Conferencia de Embaj jadores
sc reunio esta maiana. presidida
por Mr.. Cambon. Asisti6 Mr.. Der
by. La Conferencia aprob6 ell texto
de La respuesta que han de dar
Jos Aliados a las observaciones
presentadas por la Delegation hun
CARA. FL documento sera entregado
esta semana.
Mr.. Derby remitio al gobierno
britanico la respuesta que da a
su Ultima no.a el gobierno fran
ces.
Berlin, IA. La situaci0n Ell Sa
Jonia es muy analoga, por 10 cri-
tica, a la dominante ell Ia zona del
Ruhr. FL Comandante militar. pres
cindfendo en- absolute de la auto
ridad civil. pretende castigar con
dureza los organismos obreros
por la 'actitud que demostraran du
rante ell golpe de estado
LONDRES. abril 14.-El iefe
del gobierno frances. Mr.. Mile
rand, aseguro a Lord Derby, re-
presentante de lnglaterra. que la
evacuation de las poblaciones ale
manas ocupadas por el ejerci.D
frances, Sc verificara de una vez.
y, por complete.
Mr.. Millerand ha anadido que
la causa de la Intervention .fue
deblda principalmente al hecho de
que las tropas alemanas en- la 10
ma neutral del Ruhr, eran muy su
periores, por ell n1mero, a las que
Ell Tratado de paz autoriz6 al ex-
lmperio.
PARIS, abril IA. Ell Echo de
Paris " declara que importa mucho
que ell Representative ingIes Lord
Derby vuelva a ocupar su sitio en-
la Conferencia de- -Emba jadores an
tes de que la Junta suprema de
La paz Sc vuelva a reunir.
Ell Petit Parisien asegura que
lord Derby pregunt6 "a Mr.. Mile
rand cuando Sc proponia volver
San Reno.
El " Echo de Paris declara Que
Millerand ha expresado ell firme
prop6sito de abstenerse de hacer
declaraciones Ell la Camara hasta
que no Sc ponga fin al confieto
franco-ingles
PARIS, abril 14.-La conferen
Ella de San Reno Sc reanudara pro
bablememte ell lunes pr6ximo. 10
del actual.
En- la conferencia sera puesto
a discussion ell tratado con Tur-
quia, y, particularmente, las clau
Sulas militares, asf como tambien
ell asunto Gle la ocupaci6n de Cons
tantinopla.
LONDRES, abril 14.-El conse
10 Gle La 'Sociedad de las Nacio-
nes presidido por Mr.. Leon
Bourgeois, aprob6 los informes re-
ferentes Armenia, asi como tam
bien las disposiciones militares q.
seran adoptadas para proteger al
nuevo Estado.
Asimismo, aprobo la "SOciedad
de las Naciones = tres informes re-
lativos la protection de Turquia
la urgente necesidad de la liberia
ci0n de todos los prisioneros que
siguen en- Siberia socorrerles con
toda premura, y, por nltimo, tOdo
10 relative a las elecciones que eD
breve Sc celebraran Ell Dantzig.
convertida en- ciudad libre, en- vir
tud del Tratado de paz.
Ell HAVRE. abril 14.-Ha ia
llecldo ell pintor Rovbet de Ceda.
PARIS, abriI 14.-Ha desaparc-
edo por complete la agitaci6n EN-
ell Rhur.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-15
Ell PUBLICO SERA PRoTEGIDo
CONTRA LOS ESPECULADOREs

CONTRA Los ESPECULADORES
El Secretario de la Cruz Roja Amer
cana, don Julian w. Blanco. velandc
por los interesss del publico sn general
y para evitar negocios~ ilegales en- los
terrenos de la Feria ha cstablecido una
orden restrictive en- las ventas de los
puestos pub'icos. 9s acuerdo con esta
orden los que hubiersn arrendado te
rreno en- la Feria para expender rafres
cos, frutas, comida, etc tendran que
fijar en- sitio visible a todo el mundo
el preco por unidad, para que asi nc
sc de el ca,so de que Ell determ nadas
horas Sc cohre mas de 10 propio. o
So le pida mas dinero unas personas
que otras. Todo q mundo debera ser
tratado igualmente. La Cruz Roia Anne
ricana se/reserva Ell derecho de rescin-
dir cualquier contrato de arredamiento
81 Sc violasen algunas de estas dispo-
siciones, o no 50 usare Ell local de ex-
hibicion para fines licitos
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Sc HA PRORROGADO
Ell PLAZO.

Ell Secretario de la Cruz Roia Anne
ricana quiere hacer saber al publico
que hasta ell dia 18 de los corrientes
Sc recibiran sol4citudes par env ar elem
,plares de gansdo de todas clases ell
Ia, Feria Regional. La Cruz Roja po-
dra hacerse cargo de la venta de cual
quiera de las reliquias, objetos, articu
los, aves. animales. que SO enviaran
a la Feria, 81 ell dueno 10 solicitare
asi y previamente Sc hubiers conve
nido en- dejar favor de la INSTITUTION
una pequena com sion para este traba-
10.
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sado los republicanOs sscman una
abrumadOra >mayorSa sobrs los unio
nistas socialistas.
Reporter REPUBLICANo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-15
Resu|tadO de los exdme-
mes celebrates duTante
los diaS de Mario 29,
so, 81 y AbTl 1ro.
MAESTRoS RURALES APRoBADoS
PARA LA LICENCIA DE MAEs.
TRIO cRADUADo DE INGLEs


RIO Mercedes o'Neill
y Lucinda Beauchamp.
CAROLINA Conception Diaz
Juana Rodriguez Mundo.
RIO GRANDE Rafael de Jesus.
FAJARDo.-Teodora Martin, Ampa
ro Rodriguez, Margarita We've, Anto-
MO Dominguez N-eves Francisco
Quinones. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Correa, Julio
Diego Melendez, Carmen Sierra v Luis
Clos.
VIEQUES.- Nicasio Martinez.
HUDLACAo.-EmiIia Diaz del Toro.
Ernesto Mendez Jose Cabrera MAJ
Quez.
LAS PIEDRAS.- Angel Franco Ro
driguez.
YABUcoA.-Maria T. Albarracia y
sifa QuifOnes.
ARROYO Elena Ga!tart. Tomas
Munis Isidra Garcia.
PATILLAs-Felipa MARTINEZ Iose
Quinones Ramirez. Dolores Luzunaris,
oiesarina Lebron Flar Lebron de
Alba.
JUNcos.-eregOriO RioS y Fi6.la
Benitez.
GURABo.-Manue1 Garcia Estrada,
Julio Gonzalez Quinones
CAGUAS.-Gloria Santos Moreno
Providencia Caballero.
SAN LORENZO velez. Ma
riana Penzol, Jose Buitrago y Jose
Braulio Buxo.
GUAYAMA-Eduardo TilIst, Jose
fina Lube, Ana Espada Catalina Gu
rec.
SALINAs.-Martina Zurita Y Ra-
fael ocasio
SANTA ISABEL Rafae. Elias
Cruz Eva Gracia.
CoMERIo.-Manuel Rodriguez Diaz.
AGUAS BUENAS.-Joasfa Pastra-
ma.
AIBONITO.-Manuel Med1avinI
Gloria Fontanes
I BARRoS.- Teresa Rodriguez Jose
M. Ortiz, Angel R. Fliberty y Ramon
Lopez Carril.
COAMO.-Caridad Lebron
JUANA DIAz = Francisco Torres
Davila, Ermelinda Graziani. Jorge Ro
drfguez y Vicente Rodriguez.
! VILLALBA.- Jose F Zayas.
PONCE Dionisio Aviles. Anitll
Garcia y Josefina M. Valdivieso.
GUAYANILLA.- Julia Lucca.
PENUELAS.- Juan R. Emmanue-
Iii, consuelo Ferrer, Rafael Irzarry,
Lorenzo Purcell.
YAUCo.- Leandro Garcia. Antonio
Lopez Rosario, Dolores Llinas. Micaela
oliveras, Herminio Busig6.
GUANICA.-Eugenio Copeley. Rosa
lima Pastrana, Esther velez, Rosa Ju
liza Dastas
SAN GERMAN -Tomas Agrait Ce,
La Dominguez, Dolores Gutierrez Gar
cia, Monserrate Leon, Isabel Quet-
glas, Maria Quintana Herminia Ra
mirez.
SABANA GRANDE.-Isabel Falcon
~ Rafaela Ohvari.
CABO RoJO.-Antonia Ramirez. II
via Colberg. Juan Silva Asencio, Maria
Mercedes Marti y Georgina Silva.
LAJAS.- Emilia Castillo. Adolfna
Irizary. Maria I-pgo.
MAYAGUEz.-R Ramon Claudio LIE.
br6n.
MARICAo.-Gu Gumersinda Soler An
tonia soler, Francisco casiano, Dolo-
res Matos, Armando Ronda.
LAS MARIAs.-carmsn Pereira, Is
plael Sepulveda.
LAREs.-Isabel Chico, Manuela L.
vazquez, Elisa Mendez.
SAN SEBASTIAN Rafael A. Con
zales.
MoCA.- Maria Estela Guzman.
ISABELLA Francisco Hernandez
GeSvasio Quifiones.
UTUADo.-Carmen P. BeIfort. Am
paro I. Martinez, Carolina Muhoz e /
Isabel Ricart.
ADJUNTAS.-Angel Ramirez. virgi |
MIA Cardona, Marcolina Aponte y Ge-
rardo Maldonado Bauza.
JAYUYA.-Jesis Colomer Carmen
Vigna,s.
AREcIBo.- Andres Tranquil Cruz
Colon, Angel Arce.
MANATI.- Francisco Kortright.
BARCELoNETA.-J Rodriguez.
CIALES.-Rafaela Sanchez.
VEGA ALTA.-Dolores vazquez.
CoRozAL.- Pedro Rosario Rivera
DoRAD0.-Maniel Lopez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-15
UNA. EXCURSION
DE RECREo.

Dssdo Culebras han informado que
varios cabaleros adinerados residentes
en- aquel islote piensan hacer una ex-
cursion de recreo San Juan, con mo
two dc Ia Feria Regional.
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maba que los Estados Unidos Sc dis
ponian a conceder mayores 1,bertadcs
sus posesiones de ultramar. que
las que hayan demostrado mejor ca
pacidad para gobernarse a ST mismas,
recibiran tantas mas .libertades, CO.
mo habilidad hayan man festado en- ell
manejo de sus destinos. FL ref lido
Professor, cerraba su articulo con es
tas hneas, que han quedado impresas
en- nuestra memoria, por la excapcio-
nal importancia que encierran:
"Lcs Estados Unidos -decia ell ca
tedratico- no seguiran gobernando a
sus colontas en- la forma que hasta
ahora 10 vienen hacienda. La gran que
rra de Europa, les ha enssfado muchas
cosas, y una de elias, quizas La mas
fundamental, es saber gober1hr me-
jor sus colonias.'
Las observaciones que hizo Ell au-
TOR de tan notable articulo publ cado
por ell New York Herald eran en-
cisrto modo tan atinadas. que el pc
ri6dico "The Tribune, de la misma
ciudad, le consagr6 al siguiente dia un
sustancioso magnifco comentario, a
pcsar de ser el referido diarSo un re-
calcitrante, sistemAtico enemigo de
v autonomia JcoloniaL ''The Tribu-
ne'' espig6 sin perder rastrojo en- el
campo del gobierno colonial, y no per
don6 al gobierno del presidents Will
son la incongruencia que todavfa Sc
mantiene en- el mecanismo gubernamen
tai de las poses.onss ultramarihas. Am
hos articulos, ell del Tribune y ell
del New York Herald armaron es
consiguiente revuelo en- las atlas este
ras de Washington e hic' eron que 81
desarrollara lentamente el prop6sito y
In lecci6n que, segun el professor de la
universidad de John Hopkins. habian
aprendido los Estados Unidos de la con
fagracion do Europa.
Hoy va Sd puede apreciar en- lineas
generates la politica americana hacia
sus posesiones colon'as de ultramar.
Estamos muy cerca, nuestro juicio
dc una renovation nae onal LA indie
pendencia? 6La autonomia9 GEl Esta
do? Nuestros ideales, anhelos y aspi-
raciones, estan va sobrs ell tapets of
cinesco de los hombres que pueden dar
nos 10 que Sc pide.
ivolvamos los ojos hacia Washing
ton con ell mtsmo interes que antes 10
Eaciamos hacia la Villa y Corte!
SERGIO RoEIANAccE.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN & son, AUcTIoNEERs-

Trustees Sale of Valuable, WelA
Located Business Property,
Having a Large Frontage on
Ohio Avenue, &c" and 18th
Streets NV, Improved by
Three-Story Brick Building
Now Used as a Planning Mil.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
the lano records OF the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party secured
premises. ON FRIDAY. THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1920, AT FOUR
scribed land and premises, situate in the city
of Washington, District OF Columbia. an
designated as and being all OF original lot
four ca and part Of original lot three 90, N
square two hundred and ninety-four t:94l. said
part of lot three 49, being described as fol
lows; Beginning at point on Z St nineteen
lot three t3). and running thence west on {
street nineteen l19) feet to said northwest
corner of said lot, thence south on the dividing
line between said lots three 49, and four ~
fort- nine (i9) feet three (3l inches. thence
southwestery, still on said dividing line forty
three ti3l feet three 90 inches 10 Ohio ave.
thence southeastly along said avenue nineteen
(19) feet. thence northeasteriy parallel with
said dividing line between said lots to point
that will be intersected by line crawn south
from the point of beginning. and thence NORTH,
in straight line to the point Of beginning. to-
gether with the Improvements.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two equal
installments. payable in one and two yearA
with interest at per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually. from day OF sale. secured
by deed of trust upon the property Sold or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser. de
posit of $500 Will be required at time of sale.
All conyeyancins. recording, revenue stamps.
etc. at cost of purchaser Terms OF sale
be complied with within so days from day OF
sale. otherwise the surviving trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk,
and cost of defaulting purchaser, after :
days advertisement of such resale in
newspaper published IN Washington, n. @.
WM. J. FLATHER.
au2, d&ds, exSu Surviving Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, Washington, d. c., July q, 1920
Pursuant to the authority contained in the
act of Congress approved March 1. 1920. Pub
lie No. 1853, 66th Congress, entitled IAN act
to regulate the height. area and use of build
ings in the District of Columbia and to create
a coming commission, and for other purposes, -
the coming commission therein created gives
notice of its intention to divide the District of
Columbia into the following height, use and
area districts: The height districts to be four
in number and designated as follows: 35-foot
district, 55-fOot district, S5-foot district and
110-soot district. The districts to be four
in rumber and designated follows: Resi-
dence, first commercial second commercial
and industrial. The area districts to be four
in number and designated as follows: "A, ""B. -
&C" and I'D" The commission has prepared
maps showing the boundaries of the proposed
districts and has drafted regulations specify
ing the maximum height and maximum area
of buildings that may, after the final adoption
in and the purposes for which buildings and
premises therein may be used. In compliance
with the provisions Of sections and of the
act Of Congress above quoted, notice is hereby
given that a public hearing for the considera-
ton of the number and character of the pro-
posed districts and boundaries of EACH and
for the considera ton of the proposed regula-
lions, will be held in the board room Of the
District building at 10 O'Clock am, August 8.
1920 C. w. KUTZ, LOUIS BRoWNLOW.
c. S. RIDLEY, ELLIOTT WOODS. Coming
Commission. jy27-13t
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

BY OWNER, 1903 ACRES, SIX-ROOM HOUSE;
outbuilding; twelve miles Washington; near
Baltimore pike, trolley and Z. & o.; standing
crops stock and equipment; partly cleared;
balance in pulp and fire wood; S7,ooo, mai1
cash. Address Box 1922. Star office.
FINE MARYLAND FARM. CHEAP: ABOUT
400 acres fine, level land; high state OF Guilt
vation large brick dwelling, barn. farming
implements horse etc; outbuldings: near
Laurel; long frontage on good road; close TO
boulevard, steam and electric R.R:: | can
make terms to suit, as must sell; suitable Tor
general farming trucking, stock raising. Price.
500 600; about half actual value. Address BOX
TSP. Star office.
76L ACRES; BELTSVILLE NEAR BOULE-
ward; 1914 ares timber and orchard; saw mill,
grist mill; barns; 10 rooms and bath; steam
heated house; 5-r. tenant house; implements;
attractive terms. Phone Hyattsville 21OM.
Address Box 3O2 Riverdale, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
,32-Acre Farm, With

Horses, Is Cows, Tools, Crops.
Big, steady income. near town. close cream
cry; broad machine worked fields; 40-cow.
spring watered pasture; 2-story. 10-room house,
spring water maple shade, big stock barn,
silo. water supply. poultry house; owner I'm
able to occupy throws in horses, cows, year
lings, 2 two-year-olds, machinery, tools and
part growing crops; less than $50 an acre for
everything, easy terms. Details of this and
another at 81, 800 page % Strout's Big Illus
trated Catalogue Farm Bargains 33 States,
copy free. STROUT FARM AGENCY, 1422-N,
Land Title BLDG. PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
WANIED-MONEY.

81, 600 TO $4,000 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
farms and city property at 50 per cent of
valuation; first mortgage; interest, per cent;
attorney; local Address Fox 20S-P, Star office .
WANTED TO BORROW. $500; WILL GIVE
trust on so Miss. land. Address Box
22O-P, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LET Us FINANCE YOUR PURCHASE OF
real estate. Funds now available in AMI
amounts One per cent commission. Prompt
action. Current interest rates. SHANNON 4
LUCHS. lib 18th st. Main 234S.
IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS-LOWESI
RATES OF INTEREST. LARGE LOANS A
SPECIALITY. THE +. b. SMITH CO.. 81;
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
Dissolution

Partnership Dissolution.
rare rare opportunity TO buy choice lot in Takoma
fark. located on New York ave-. at Takoma
ave; water. gas and electric improvements.
| 1892
HOMEsEEKERs-s5 DOWN. 81 PER
week lot 2?x131; one car fare; strictly white
neighoorhood can build Immediately. Mr..
| YOUNG. 1854 Kenyon st. NV. Col 1851.
| GET A PIECE OF WASHINGTON AND HOLD
| 1t short time for big returns; beautiful lots
] IN fashionable Chevy Chase. d. c., near Con
necticut ave-, for few dollars down and small
| monthly payments. Address Box 255-P. Star
Office.
LOT 46xl50 FEET. LOCATED JUST BEYOND
D fos s line, in Takoma Park: will sacrifice
| 2. or phone Main 6615.
Bargain-To Close Interests.
| Brookland-3OO feet fronting on 18th st.
oy 100 feet on Irving and jackson sts.; one Of
the most attractive subdivision sites in this
suburb; Will subdivide into level building
terms.
MeLAcHI.EN BANKING coRP'N,
Real Estate Dept 10th and G.
ARGYLE PARk LOTS FOR SALE. 18th q
Webster SITS. Overlooking 18th ST. and Rock
Greek Park. High elevation. Distant views.
Low prices. Go ont today and see the best
snod1vision in Washington: My sign Is there A.
LOOK LOTS FOR S,lLE AT ONCE: look
las 81. TT; Chevy CHASE, ID. c.; near circle;
excellent building site: my equity, 81. 612. 42~
bargain for immediate cash purchaser; need
money quick to defray college expenses. Ad
dress Box Hop, Star office. 1.
Exceptional OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A
limited number Of lots in a subdivision,
Chevy Chase. for investment home. Address
Box 14-P, Star office.
FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE, LOT 45x125
best location, Chevy Chase; will consider
trade for city property. Address Store, 207
ID st. Sc. IL
WE HAVE FORTY-FUOT LOT FOR SALE
in the choicest section of Chevy Chase; owner
leaving city, will sell for two thousand one
hundred and fifty dollars ls2. 1901.
MEYERS Il OSG0OD,
NJ. 1910. BOG Riggs bldg.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C-DESIRABLE BUILD
ing lots, west of Conn. Ave-; bargain for
quick cash sale Address Box 164-M Star
office. %
BUILDING LOTS FACING sth AND 9th, L
and Fla. ave. ne: 20 lots in all be
bought cheap by quick purchaser.
E. W. MCINTYRE. 224 st. NV.
MAN, GOING INTO NEW BUSINESS. VERY
anxious to sell his lots in different parts of
best NV. section. TO finance himself. Address
Box 44-H. Star Office.
SEVERAL LOTS NEAR 18th AND WEBSTER
sts., NV; cheap. For sale by owner. Call
Col 421S after pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
HOUSE AND 13A ACRES.

Nice Groom home; hot-water heat; cellar
wired for electric lights; parlor has open fire
place; IL acres. all fenced; about 100 fruit
trees, some bearing; much large wood on
sa runs 'h1ougn place ont
one-half mile west of Bancroft station, Va:
owner occupant. Mr.. May; inspect any time.
sale sale sign f on prohsrty TINS properly is 40
terms, 81 500 cash. balance $50 per month, in
c1udes everything; immediate possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

ON DO. REAL ESTATE. WE ACT AT ONCE
Courteous treatment. PERCY Il. RUSSELL
CO., 9th and N. Y. avs.
MONEY TO LOAN-$250 TO $500 900 ON d.
C. real estate. Several large trust funds. All
transactions conducted with economical con.
Z CO.. Southern bldg. s07 18th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE LOANS A SPECIALITY. Low.
est interest rates. PROMPT service. GEO. ".
LINKINa.s .t,......~.,sSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
1-3 ACRE, E ROOMS,
GARAGE

large rooms. rec. hail. bath, attic, pantry.
linen closets, concrete cellar. furnace heat,
cleo. lights. front and back porches, concrete
walks garage 1sx20. chicken house. 81 fruit
trees, grapes, etc; lot 10Ox150: corner Clements
Price, So, 800; cash, 81 600, bal. $50 per month
Vacant. Immediate possession. % minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.
WANTED-TO BUY.

FROM OWNER EIGHT OR TEN ROOM
house: northwest section; give price. Address
Box 161-P. Star Office.
SENATOR'S SECRETARY WANTS TO BUY
home of more rooms in good NV. section
with room for garage; pay all cash. Address
BOX 214-P Star office.
| WANT To BUY HOME or ROOMS AND
bath in any good location of city; pay cash
il price is not too high. Address Box 215-P,
Star Office.
wANTED-TO BUY, DIRECT FROM OWNER.
suburban house, half-acre lot: convenient
Georgetown; rooms. bath. hot water heat
must be reasonable: can psy all casa~-Address
Box 1S4P, Star Office
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (COntinued1
BIG BARGAIN FOR HOME
SEEKERS OR INVESTOR.

1
will sell my beautiful home
new and modern in every re.
spect; screened perfectly, in
Guiding porches; must have good
cash payment, and will be GLAD
to rent house of purchaser al
$1O5.OO per month and lease fol
year. Inquire of J. w. Kilgore
builder, EOS Clarendon ave-
Clarendon, Va. *
$1,000 OR 81, 500 and small
monthly payments will make you
owner of 2 or 3 beautiful lots in
Clarendon with house or bunga-
low built on them according to
your individual plans, and ready
for occupancy in 2 months. In
quire of ]. w. Kilgore, builder,
EOS Clarendon ave, Clarendon,
Va.
boulevard; several attractive bungalows; and
rooms; ami; large lots, garage.
. roOnS anu Datn, fireplace; garden, 1rult,
chicken house; garage; u acre; furnished or
unfinished
s. rooms. 1 acre; chicken house; variety
fruits and nuts.
rooms and bath; large porches: lot 6Ox150.
Easy terms can be had on these properties
and immediate possession.
Address Box 302, Riverdale Nd, or phone
Hyattsyille 270-M.
BUNGALOW-NEARLY FINISHED; A. N. l.. !;
u rooms. bath; large closets: pantry; base
ment; fireplace; garage; nearly acre ground /;
fruit; on car line and pike. CHARLES Z.
HOOD. Forest Glen, Md
HOUSE, COY AND ATTRACTIVE; SIX
rooms; over q acre ground: So, 100; $1,000
cash; balance S37 30 per month. See AVERY
BROWN. near Sycamore Island station. Cabin
John cars.
FOR SALE-KENsINGTON, MD; ROOMS
end bath; ami: convenient to electric rail-
way and b. 4 o. railroad: fine shade: owner
$500 Apply R. NJ HENDRICKS. after 6
pm Home Sunday all day
FOR SALE-KENSINGTON, MD; ROOMS
electric cars; lot 100x150 square from Conn.
ave.; fruit and garage; recently papered and
painted. Apply r. NJ HENDRICKS, after 6
pm. Home all day Sunday.
FOR sALE-KENsINGTON. MD; ROOMS
and bath; ami; lots. 52x155: fruit and
fine shade; newly papered; outbuildings.
Price, 800 Convenient to railroad and
electric cars; square from Conn. ave. Apply
r. NJ. HENDRICKS, after 6 pm. Sunday all
day.