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Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
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SoRpHEU/D -
Do Me,,
Understand
Women?
KIT EONARD MERRICK is my
! favorite author" says Julia

SanderSon, co-star With Jo-
seph Cawthorn in "The Canary
which comes to the Brandeis.
HE was" she added, long before
William Dean Howells and all the
rest began writing prefaces to his
books. l suppose it is partly be-
cause he writes SO much. and so
understandingly about the stage, but
it is partly, too, because he under
stands women so we'll. Most men
don't" she continued mischievously.
"but it would never do to tell them"
II don't mean that women go
through life misunderstood-how l
dislike persons who always think
! that they are being misunderstood
but they are a lot more subtle than
most Of the opposite sex give them
credit for being"
Leonard Merrick turns a wom-
ans mind inside out for his readers
and convinces them he knows what
he is talking about. Then, too, an
actress cannot help but get inspira-
ton from his books. He presents a
true picture of the stage and stage
life, and above all writes sympa-
thetically of the sacrifices an actor
makes to maintain his ideals-so
many authors seem to think actors
haven't any ideals"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
81 Vassar Students
Would Be Journalists

Poughkeepsie. March o.--In con-
nection with the annual vocational
conference at Nassar a canvass was
made to learn what branches of
work the students will pursue upon
graduation.
The canvass list was marked with
spaces for social service, business,
secretariai work, teaching, medicine,
and other pursuits not listed. Fifty
seven girls wrote: Journalist, be-
cause it is the most fascinating OF
all the professions. One hundred
and seventy-six want to follow busi-
ness pursuits.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Fake Action Before
Camera by Officer
Ends in His Death


Vienna, March GA craze for the
dramatic led to Policeman Johann
Radletz accidentally shooting HIM
self while being photographed.
Anxious to make good impros-
sion on his wife, for whom the pic
ture was being taken, Radletz de-
clded to strike an attitude represent
ing himself as being in active cont
bat with a desperate band of crin,-
inals.
Brandishing a naked sword in one
hand and grasping service revolver
in the other, Radletz was about to
give the word to the camera man
when, through all awkward move
ment, the revolver went off.
The bullet pierced the left temple
and penetrated the brain, death be-
ing instantaneous.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

Talking Violin interpretations Of
the human voice and limitations OF
birds and animals. Joe Coffman,
minstrel comedian, will appear in a
comedy blackface offering, "The
Porter's Troubles" Mr.. Coffman
will be assisted by Miss La Belle
Carroll, a clever character iinperson-
ator. A feature OF the bill will be
hand balancing and tumbling feats
by Slayman's Ali Arabs, eight
Arabian whirlwinds.
Hip, Hip Hooray," 1920 edition,
will be the offering at the Gayety
theater all week. Mr.. Be1frage has
secured as his stars those two great
fun kings, Mosscy and Pierce. who
are well known as "The Quaint
Comedians" and who have made
their ragtime yodle stage classic,
Helen McClain is the prima donna;
Thelina Seavelle is the dancing
soubrette; Tillie Storks, the charac-
ter ingeunc; Somers and Berry,
comedy musiial act; Harry White.
dancer; Bernard Trio, singers and
dancers. The remarkable cast is
supported by chorus of beauty and
ability. THE Doll Hospital is the
title of the vehicle which is in two
acts and nine scenes. The speciali-
ties will include Mossey and Pierce
and the Bernard sisters in their
song and dance act. Ladies matinee
daily. Today's matinee starts at ).
"The Master OF Ballantrae," by
Robert Louis Stevenson, has long
been looked upon as Offering excel
lent material for the stage. Carl
Mason has succeeded, however, i'll
conhning the action to the Castle
Durisdeer on the Ballantrae estate.
Thither he brought his characters,
and told the story as readers will
find it in Stevenson's original tale.
Walker Whiteside win present this
engrossing comedy drama, at the
Brandeis at an early date. appearing
in the role of James Durie, the
dominating figure of story as we'll
as play.
"Head Over Heels" with its lifting
melodies by Jerome Kern and a
story of surprising turns by Edgar
Allan Woolf, and Afitzi, smallest
and sauciest of prirna donna at her
gayest, is to come to the Brandeis
soon. The cast will Include Boyd
Marshall, grand opera baritone OF
standing; Ruth Oswald. the lyric
soprano; Neil Moore. Dortty La
Mar, Rebekah Cauble, Saliie Sem
bier, the ensemble Of girls of which
much has been written, and the
noted troupe of acrobats formerly
seen at the New York Hippodrome.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
THE foremost Belasco actresses
Frances Starr, Ina Claire and
II 7

TIME foremost Belasco actresses
Frances Starr, Ina Claire and
- Leonora Ulrich-are unwedded.
Apropos of the appearance at the
Brandeis theater OF Frances Starr
in Tiger! TigerT which ran all last
season at the Belasco theater, New
York, it is interesting to note that
the great wizard OF the stage be-
lieves in the unmarried woman for
successful star. Mr.. Belasco says:
You cannot serve two masters. You
may point triumphantly to the stars
of the profession who have not
assumed the yoke But it is not
provable that they have been
frightened by the experiences OF
their fellow -artists-Maude Adams
love of solitude, animals and nature
has led her to withdraw from the
world, being happier there than she
would have been as the wife of any
man and the mother of children" as
Belasco explains it.
Personally consider it i'm
possible" says Miss Starr, ito divide
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
A. E. F. Boys Advertisement for Candy Men
'hicsgo Tribune-omaha Bee Leased Wire

| Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire
Washington, March 6.-(Special)
1-Besides saving the world for de-
mocracy, the American army during
1918 introduced American candies
into Europe with the result that dur
ing the calendar year aust ended
there was record breaking export
of confectionery from the United
States, the value being $l2,305.O82 or
ten fold the amount, $1,225,o28,
shipped abroad the year before.
From a series of consuler reports
on foreign markets for confection-
cry recently published in commerce
reports it would seem that the
American expeditionary forces. by
giving candy to. children, uncofl-
soiously conducted the greatest ad-
vertising campaign for American
confectionery ever devised The re-
turns are apparent in the largely in
creased exports to Belgium, the
United Kingdom, Germany. and
other European countries.
The average annual export to Eu-
rope for the FIVE fiscal years 1914
1918 was $43l $50. In 1919. accord
ing to the bureau of foreign and do
mestie commerce. the United King
| dom ranked first as a market for
American confectionery in 1919,
taking $4,2l8,875 worth. or "a per
cent Of the entire export: closely
followed by Belgium with $5,705,7S0,
or so per cent of the total. Other
valuable European markets de-
veloped were: Norway, $o04,7s0;
Sweden, $204040; the Netherlands,
S446. 12o: Greece, $l8o,13S; and Dem
mark, Sl33o30. The exports to
Germany amounted to 1914.
Canada was the largest purchaser
of American confectionery on this
side Of the water, taking S284.oi7
worth; $244.3s6 worth went to Cen
trail America. of which Panama re-
ceived Sl2o744 worth; and $305,2H
worth to South America countries.
Peru, Colombia and Chile taking
considerable amounts in recent
months. Cuba, in spite Of the abun-
dance of raw materials for making
confectionery, purchased Sl8s.1s6
worth from this country in 1919.
The Dominican republic received
lSl76.448 worth; Newfoundland and
Labrador, $96,3ol, and Mexico $685..
436.
Orient Good Customer.
Largely increased amounts are
going to the Orient, as compared
with prewar exports. In 1919 con-
fectionerx exported to China was
valued at $l43,o87; to British India,
$ol .343; to the Dutch East Indies,
$78.230; to Russia in Asia, $40, 200;
to New Zealand, $70732 and to the
Philippines $76,219. Only S55,ol8
worth went to Japan, high trans
portation rates and the cheaper la
Dor used in the domestic industry
| making foreign competition difficult.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Hospital Patient Attends
Funeral in Ambulance

Bucyrus, O., March 6.-Mrs. Net
tie Burnell, patient in a local hos
pital, where she was operated on.
left the hospital bed and was driven
in an ambulance Is miles to Edi-
son, Marion county, where she at
tended the funeral Of her grand
daughter. Mrs. Milton Parks. aged
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Will Hold Undertaken
To SIS Burial Contract

Hllsdale, Mich. March s.-A doz-
en- years ago Edward Frensdorf
made a contract with an undertaken
for a SIS funeral. The contract is
still in force. Mr. Fernsdorf says,
and he expects the undertaken to be
held to hls~Largain.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

Changeable jaws enable new
pinching tool to be used for 10 diff
ferent purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

Visions de Milo, beautiiuI
Young woman who made the artistic
world OF Paris hum with praises OF
a,er incompTable figure, will provide
me of the featured acts at the En-
bress starting today. She is display
nrI herself in series of electro
Scsnic poses which will be especial
/ a plcasiric. 10 ladies' and children.
s3ohn Geirer. IN the guise OF 2 street
Ir,u,iciaa viii Introduce on his
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:ity of Washington today.
$1O,5OOINew Takoma Park
home; front and double rear porches; COM
rooms and bath: screens throughout
Sl4,IOO0Detached home in
Sauls Addition; seven large rooms: two baths.
stripping and screens throughout: large lot.
$o, 3Oo-Suburban; six rooms
and bath; electric lights; hardwood floors;
s"aue uees; large lawn: chicken house. etc.
$l5,OOO-Detached, on lot 135x
100 feet; nine beautifur rooms. two baths;
complete IN every detail; three-car garage.
S1l, 5OO1Washington Heights !:
eight rooms and two baths: semi.detschsd.
this is bargain.
S12,OOO1Chevy Chase. D. c.:
seven rooms and bath detached. on large lot:
$5,OOO-Near Kendall Green
brick home of six rooms and bath; double rear
porches: space for garage wide alley.
%,oUO1Convenient to govern
ment departments: nine rooms and bath; will
make nne rooming house.
$40, 5OO1Fine Uptown horse
Of ten rooms and bath; electric lights: snsce
$,OOO-Suburban home me-. ::
h five rooms and bath; large lot; electric lights;
peautiul piece Of property.
$l3,5OO-Near Wardman Park
Inn; three.stor eleven rooms and two baths.
hot water heat: nne house for two families.
So,75O-Near New Central
High School; six rooms and ba tn: nerfect con-
ditiOn; real buy. NoA
$6,25O-Northeast BUNGALOW
lot 4oxls2; all rooms large and house bean
tifully finished. Au
Sl4, SOFTEN large rooms; two,
baths; I'VE open iireplaces; screens throughout.
Slz,OO0LWoodley Park; eight
rooms mn and bs th brick construction; garage.
So,AoO0S1x rooms and bath
suburban home: detached. on exceptionally
large lot electric lights: hot water heat: de-
"' ey, ION n All city stores twice a day
SlZ,OOO1Chevy Chase. Md. :.
seven beautiful rooms; tiled bath: large lot
$lO,OOOIChevy Chase, d. G.:
SIX rooms and bath; semi-detached: breakfast
p sSsda sleep, Sleeping porch; deep lot. with many
$18,5OO-Beautiful Chew
chase home ten rooms. three baths; built in
%,25O-On lot 6Ox1OO. seven
rooms and bath; many fruit and shade ,,se.
$lZ,I5O-In Saul's Addition:
Tour bedrooms and modern bath; lot 10 fron,
;, 0y % feet deep; reasonable terms
R & GOSS,
Main 4753.
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$.5OO-Six large rooms, tiled
bath: brick construction; lot GOx1a5 feet.
$12,OOO-Nine rooms and two
diton; electric lights; hot-water heat; two-car
garage.
So. 5OO-Corner house in Pet
modern improvements; porcelain bath; Pitts
burgh water heater; sleeping porch.
5,OOOIJocelyn street; eight
large rooms. two baths; completely detached;
all modern improvements.
S12, 5OO-Mount Pleasant EIGHT
large rooms; three porches; this is a beautiful
house.
$,o5O-Large lot; six rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric lights:
sleeping porch; best section of ne.
So, 5OO-Park View: six beauti-
full rooms and hath; electric lights: hot water
heat; double rear porches; house faces Soldiers
Home.
$6,o5O-Near Lincoln Park !:
will make fine rooming house; this is a bar,
gain.
$6,5OOLSeven-room and bath
house in ne: absolutely perfect condition;
immediate Possession.
SIS ,8OO-Lot 5Ox13O; six rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric lights; two
car garage; newly papered.
S., 8OO-N.w. section; semi-de-
tached: fine condition; paved alley.
&,75O-Columbia Heights: six
rooms and bath; hardwood floors and trim:
front and back porches; 95-foot lot to paved
alley.
$,75O-Northwest roomine
house; near Union station and Printing once:
nine rooms and bath; hot-water heat: two-csr
garage.
$8,45O-New home in Column
bia Heights; six rooms and bath: electro,
lights; hot-water heat: colonial front and
double rear porches.
$13,OOO-Mount Pleasant. FIVE
bedrooms and two baths: electric lights. hot.
water heat; instantaneous water hes ter 90
rage for four cars. First floor finished in ma
hogany and white. " 49,"
$9,25O-Near Truxton Circle :.
two-family apartment; five rooms and h. m
each: perfect condition.
$1O,75O-New Petworth home
six exceptionally large rooms: oak floors: hot,
water neat; electric lights three porches
&,OOO-Northwest: seven
rooms. reception hall and bath: double hail
porches; screens throughout hardwood floors.
garage space. N'''S'
McKEEVE
14OS Eve Sfraa<
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PRICE. $6.3OO-OwNER LEAVING CITY
will give immediate possession Of his built
to-order Takoma Park bungalow; six rooms
and bath, large attic electric lights, Lot
oOx15O Practically new.
PRICE, s7.75O-IN NORTHWEST SEC
TON. 1t would be difficult to duplicate this
unusual offering at the price; nine rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, new double brick garage
Early possession can be had
PRICE. 9.OOO-PETWORTH thorough
ly modern home. conveniently. located and
Eost reasonably priced six rooms and ba tn: :
hot water heat. electric light parquet floors
Garage lighted by electricity.
PRICE, S9.250-A BEAUTIFUL CALIFOR-
MA BUNGALOW in the suburbs not far out !:
seven rooms and bath. hOt-water heat electric
light. hardwood floors and trim large rubble
stone front porch. Lot 5Ox145. Terms
PRICE. 50. 75O--A HANDSOME SEMIDE.
west; six rooms and BATH hot-water heat
electric light. hardwood foors sleeping porch.
built-in garage. Only 81 500 cash required
PRICE, 81 .5OO-IF YOU ARE DESTROYS
OF LOCATING IN MT. PLEASANT, phone for
an appointment to inspect this attractive two
story brick; seven rooms and two ba this hot
water heat, electric light. built-in garage
PRICE. $12.5OO-A CENTRALLY LOCAT-
ED RESIDENCE, which was built under tho
direct supervision of the owner; thirteen
large rooms and three well appointed baths.
hot-water heat. electric light; in excellent
condition. Early possession.
NJ NSpT
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Modern Home Northwest.
Price, $500.
Exceptionally well located two-story and
cellar brick. six rooms, bath, hot-vater hest
electric light, gas. hardwood floors, colonial
front porch. sleeping porch, good lot aIIey:
ample space for garage; immediate possession:
convenient to cars.
Columbia Road.
Near Georgia ave.-Two-story brick. six
rooms, reception hall. bath. good heating plant.
concrete cellar under entire house: very A.
tractive exterior, having colonial front porch:
alley; room for garage; price, $500; 81 600
cash.
Northeast-Modern Home.
Near 9Th and G sts.-Attractiye three-storv
and cellar brick. nine rooms, tiled bath; hea ted
by hot water. hardwood floors; good LOT. alIey:
double brick garage; near several car lines:
immediate possession.
lngleside Terrace NV.
Attractive three-story and cellar brick. nine
rooms, bath. colonial front porch. rear porches:
modern and in good condition: 1sx1OO; alley:
price, $4,000: possession.
Conduit Road.
Exceptionally well constructed stone and
cement modern home with over one acre of
ground, including young orchard; heated by
hot water. beautiful electric fixtures screened
sleeping porch. excellent condition. This home
urban home; high elevation; only a few min
utes' ride to city over fine government road
Price. $145OO.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Main 1884. w 18th St. NV
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BOSS & PHELPS.
Telephone Main 434o.

Telephone Main 1910.
PRICE. $40 5OO-In the Cleveland Park Sec
ton home that should please you; two-story
six-room house. having hot-water heat. elec-
trio lights, hardwood floors. large front porch
sleeping porch and a freproof garage; immedi-
ate possession win be given and terms of sale
81 500 cash and easy monthly payments.
PRICE, SO 5OO--ClOse to 18th and Rhode
Island ave.: just a little on from Scott Circle
a good home and a splendid situation for q
professional man: this lot is about 22xlOO to a
wide paved alley with room for double garage
The house has eleven rooms and bath and is
in fine condition throughout. Possession given
and convenient terms OF sale.
PRICE. $12. 5OO-In Chevy Chase within half
a square of Connecticut ave.: owner, having
left city. possession can be arranged at any
time; an individually built house. colonial
style with wide clapboards and green blinds
The house has eight rooms and bath hot water
heat. electric lights. porches and a garage,
PRICE. $12. 5OO-A beautifully situated home
west of 18th st. and near Meridian Hill Park:
a well built. 3-story house. having II rooms
tile bathrooms, hot-water heat; deep lot to
alley, with room for garage: the owner lives
in this house-you can see 1t any time and
secure possession.
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Phones Main 5oo3 & 5oo4.

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PRICE. $5.750--WE have JUST BEEN
AUTHORIZED to dispose of this modern home,
located in good section of northeast; six rooms
and bath. with modern improvements; in
splendid condition.
PRICE. $12. 75O-SAUL'S ADDITION: A
SPLENDID HOME. CONSTRUCTED On THE
CENTER HALL PI AN eight rooms and b.:.h.
h.w.h., elec. light yhardw floors. double rear
porch: large lot to 2flfoot alicy.
PRICE, $13.5OO-IN WASHINGTON'S MOST
EXCLUEIVE NEIGHBORHOOD. near Dupont
Circle; handsome three-story brick of ten
rooms and two baths; steam heat, electric
light: ample room for garage. Excellent con-
PRICE. $13.5OO-A DISTINCTIVE CORNER
RESIDENCE in the best section Of the city;
twelve rooms and two baths. hot water heat,
electric light; perfect condition An offering
which is worthy of inspection.
PRICE, $15OOO-ON VARNUM STREET
WEST OF 10TH. a magnificent new residence
of hollow-tile construction: just completed and
now ready for occupancy: nine rooms and bath
hotwater heat, electric light, sleeping porch;
very large lot
PRICE. $I5.7oo-CHEvY CHASE. MD.
beautifully planned aud exceptionally well
built house, with every modern convenience;
nine rooms and bath. hot-water heat electric
light. several fruit trees, chicken house. ga
rage: one-quarter of an acre of ground.
PRICE. S16.580-IN DOWNTOWN SEC
IION. ON 18TH STREET: magnificent resi-
dence at remarkably low price; eleven rooms
and two baths. hot-water heat. electric light
in this neighborhood valued at so 0OO Act
mi
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I4o6 H St. NV.

pp,o, I4OO II 81. IN. w 9.
LhiCE, $fO.O0O-In Chevy Chase. within n
and . sgicre ce OF Connecticut ave. two-story
rooms roo and bath. heated with hot wafer hay-
ns electric lights, oak floors. open fireplace in
nTing room: large lot with several big trees
nortt T., sOo-Just Of from Conn. ave. and
and splendid home for the money: three
story sacy brick house Of good appearance; deep
1St to paved alley. with room for garage
rms property is clear of incumbrances. con
venlent terms can be made and owner. leaving
cry. VIII give possession.
rn;' 2So-ln Columbia Heights, con-
vehient to schools and churches; can be sold
on terms OF $1.25O cash and monthly pay
ments; three-story, ay-window brick house
having hot-water heat, electric lights, in.
s 81 heater in cellar. The whole house
once. r -
phlCE, $14,00o-Well situated in Saul's Ad-
Anton; two-story brick house, situated on
a iot 4oxl4O; the house has four bedrooms
Two oatnrooms, large sleeping porch on Sec
Gnu moor; there is a living ROOM with open
nrepiace. and an attractive dining room. both
unusually large rooms. There are two garages.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES
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IIOIllC NOu WdHt.
V ST. NE.-High View, near st. Martins
Church and the new school A brick.
o-story, Groom and bath house:
h.w.h., cleo. light. with approx
mately 1000 50. IT.: yard to an all
paved alley. The house is four years
old AMI has been occupied by owner
since new. Excellent condition. I'm
mediate possession. Price. $1,000.
On easy terms.
BLAIR RID. N.W.-A frame building of
) rooms and bath. with Il acre of
ground $500 cash and the balance
In small monthly payments will buy
this house.
ALLISON ST. NV. between 14th and 18th
sts.-An srOom house. baths,
h.w.h.. electric light: 2O-ft. lot $50
IT. deep. Sleeping porch and screen
cd throughout. Price S14,JOO On
reasonable terms.
LAWRENCE ST.-6-room AMI bath stucco
bungalow on a lot 5Ox1OO IT, Plenty
Of Fardcn space and lawn; electric
lights Immediate possession can
be given. Terms. $3.50 cash and
balance on small monthly payments.
We solicit your inquiries if
you wish to sell your property |
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
C0utaHn~A
MOORE & HILL, INC,
I4oO-22 II St. NV.

Beautiful Corner
In Chevy Chase.
This house is situated in one of the most at.
tractive sections Of Chevy Chase; II square Of
Conn. line.
Price, $1,000
This is q beautiful corner detached residence
containing large rooms and baths. hot
winter heat. electric light. hardwood floors ga
rage: lot S5x100; beautiful lawn. porches. etc.
This property is in perfect condition. and i'm
mediate possession can be had. Key at Office.
New Detached Home
In Brook1and, Near Car Line.
Price, SIo,35o.
This house is situated in an ideal spot. sur
rounded by frst-class new homes. 1t is mod
ern to the minute. contains large rooms.
bath hot-water heat: electric light hardwood
ample space for garage. Immediate possession.
Fine Home on Lanier Place.
Price. $Io,75o.
Located in one Of the most desirable streets
of Washington Heights: convenient to two car
lines. The house is thoroughly modern: has
large rooms and baths. .hot-water heat,
ine large rear yard with paved alley; owner
will give immediate possession. This is bar
gain.
Excellent Home Near 10Th St,
On kilbourne, Mt. Pleasant.
Price, $4,000.
thoroughly up-to-date home Of the very
best construction containing large rooms and
bath. fine cellar. hotwater heat. electric lights.
space. Only $4,000 cash required. balance like
rent.
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NEAR BUCHANAN and west OF 14th ST
rooms and hath brick house. Lot 16o
IT, deep. Screened sleeping porch.
metal weather stripped throughout.
Hardwood floor and trim Servants
toilet in basement. Equipped with
awnings and screens; h.w.h. and
electric light. Price. $4,000. On
terms of s.. 900 cash and balance in
small monthly payments.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS between 18th and
18th SITS. and south Of Girard-A big.
1O-room house. . baths: h.wh.:
space for garage; abutting a wide
paved alley. Priced only at 81 500.
On most reasonable terms of pur-
chase.
PETWORTH. NV, in the 1900 block. one
block from car line-6-room- and
bath brick house; h.w.h. elec. light,
garage for one car: in excellent con-
dition. Price. s., 900: On attractive
terms.
TAKOMA PARK-A corner bungalow. 6
rooms and bath: all floor on
a very large lot of approximately
u acre: hardwood floor and trim;
open fireplace. sleeping porch, fin
ished attic, cleo. light; in excellen,
condition. Price only $3.50. On
terms.
you wish to buy a home and if