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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
KIND WORDS GREET
PHOTOGRAVURE, IN
THE TIMES-DISPATCH
John Marshall High School Cadets Will Feature This
Section in Tomorrow's Paper-Picture and Article
of Band in Another Portion

Richmond people have expressed
'hcIr approval of the Photorravurc
section If The Times Dispatch IN no
uncertain words. When the section
n'td" its Initial appearance last sun
gay. II met with even greater re-
Spouse than those responsible for IL
hoped for.
The pictures Of the murals .,daTn-
ing tn. walls OF the Battle Abbey
were. for their first tire. suitably
presented to the general pubic, and
~ mas SHOWN ITS appreciation OF them
by it's kind words
Tomorrow the Photographers section
VIII make it's second appearance. fea-
cdi"tS by companies. together with
individual pictures of some OF their
officers. In another portion %! the
paper viii he found n handsoin" pho
toSraph of the cadet band OF John
Marshall High School. together with
an article concerning it. With this
story Wall also he printed the names
Of the cadets as shown in the Photo
tFaTurc section.
Following are some Of the express
Sions Of appreciation received by The
Times Dispatch by prominent citizens
OF Richmond during the last week:
Mayor George Ainslic: "i was
greatly pleased with the Illustrated
provcmcnt on anything Of tn. kind in
the South. and is another forward step
IN The enterprise reflected in The
Times Dispatch. Not only IS the
Photographers section il thing of
beauty. but IL liz Il work Of art Th.
pcopl" OF Virginia should feel proud
OF their great paper.
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NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA

execution is sailfuliy done think i,
IS Il valuable addition TO the paper"
John Hirschbcrg. state Commits
s;on"r Of Labor: Il; is "a good and
valuable addition TO the paper. | am
heartily in favor OF tn" section. and
took great pleasure III reading il last
Sunday
Postmaster Hay r. Thornton: 81
think the photoSravurc section is Il
most valuable addition and asset to
TN. paper. | have heartily enjoyed
reading it. ana hope it Will be :on
tinucd."
Attorncy-Gcncral John X. Saun-
dcrs: II am heartily in favor OF the
new addition To tho sunday edition
II ranks we'll with those published by
tthc newspapers In the larger cities.
and Richmond should be- proud that It
can boast such a feature"
State Dairy aud Food Commissioner
Thornhili: Il was much pleased with
the first section last sunday. ana /
hope that there VIII he many more
20 come. 'rh" selection Of tho sub
jccts is excellent. and the way the
section is printed is most crcditabic."
Colonel John W. Williams. Clerk Of
the House OF Delegates and Keeper Of
the Rolls OF Virginia; "Richmond
should b" proud OF the, addition. |
ANA don't think there is anyone but
who would have"
Commissioner OF Charities ana Cor
rcctions Mast!n: The picture section
is one of the most enjoyable in the
sunday edition. and I thoroughly en-
loved whom | road last sunday
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William H. ADAMS. President Board
Of Aldermen: Won't have - buy
out-of-town papers now to get the
hes; pictures Of the day. ConSratu-
late Nirg!na's great paper.
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Colonel j g. OSBORNE. state Pur-
CHASING Agent: There is not Il sin
Il. drawback in the section II IS
So"d from every angle. and certainly.
gives the paper a metropolitan as
poet"
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Joseph L. Powers, Nicc-Prcs!hcnt
Board OF Aldermen: "a hig addi-
tion TO the already great ncwsplpcr
1t Will certainly hc appreciated by
the patrons OF The Times Dispa:ch."
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Ben Pillow: IT'S fine thing. and
| think IL made a big hit with Rich
Wonders. 1t is good thing for the
city TO have such n feature. The sub
jcCts are good and We'll selected.
while the execution is most credit
q BILE
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Director OF Public Works Allen ].
VI. MYERS: Makes Eie feel proud of
my home paper. Such enterprise can
but help the city 10 r"ach that Gov
etcd $50 O00 population. People no
are looking for good pictures n.cG go
no fMrt h.r.'
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Dirccto rof Public Works hllcn j.
Saviilc: "It is splcn lid and will do
much toward advertising Hicnnord.
rho Times Dispatch deserves COM
incubation for it's efforts to give the
subscribers everything Of AN up-to-
date nature"
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Major Charles \. sherry: Il am no
critic on such matters. but certainly
d!d enjoy looking over tho Photo
gravurc section in last Sundays
Times Dispatch. | think il is a SPLEEN
did addition"
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Director of Public Utilities T.. W.
Tranord: is a high class WORK OF
art, and will b. appreciated by the
people"
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Judge T. H. Wells: Il think the
new Photographers section OF last
sunday was excellent. ! have always
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Colonel i,ekoy Hodges. aid to Gov
crnor DAVIS: Il was much pleased and
aSrcenbiN surprised when ! saw the
section last sunday. II is a good in
novation, ana gives a metropolitan
air To- the paper"
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execution is sXilfully done thini, Il
IS Il valuable addition TO the paper
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i;;S,,r;:,, "Dou, !; is TO be com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
GRAPHIC TALE OF RAIDS
OF WHiSKY-LAOEN SHIPS
DCrntinucd FrOm FIRST Pnrc)

TT'NTINN'H FFOh FIFst PhEcJ
owners OF the liquor with arrest uu-
less the coutrabranh nuid was turned
over 10 the raiders" were unfold
ed. and Moore told of his part as
fuily as he did of the part played
b. his companions.
Evening star., 1921-02-19
Mt. Pleasant,

Mt. Pleasant.
Beautiful Lamont ST.; near car line: 10
rooms and ) ba tbs and showers; hot wa ter
heat and electricity and every convenience:
maids room; porcelain laundry trays: paneled
oak dining room with heamed ceiling: sunny
library with open fireplace screened sleeping
porches; garage. Possession. Price, ~ 500.
Terms.
Columbia Heights.
Near 18th and Belmont SITS. IL rooms and
baths: hot-air heat and electricity Imme-
diate possession. Price. $14.5OO. On very
easy terms.
Iakoma Park, Md.
mi-bungalow in this desirable suburban
section. l3 rooms and 9 baths; = sleeping
porches; practically new: hot-water heat and
electricity: garaRe; lot 57xI8s. Prompt pos
session. Price. $4,000. Terms
Woodbridge.
A detached semi-bungalow containing 6
rooms and tiled baths: just completed, in n
desirable community Of detached homes; close
10 the car line; wide colonial porch and
screened sleeping porch: hot-water heat and
electricity: lot 3sxl5O Vacant. Price. $IO,-
100. Small cash payment. balance easy.
Bloomingdale.
Near End and Randolph NV. rooms. re-
ceptfon hall and bath: built.in refrigera tor;
laundry tubs; maids toilet; hot-water heat;
electricity; room, for garage. Immediate pos
session. Price. $500.
Saul's Addition.
porch: woodwork finished in old Ivory and ma
hogany: newly decorated; hot-water heat and
electricity: garage. Vacant Price, 1lz.5OO.
N. 400 II St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-02-19
Chevy Chase.

lheVy NndSe.
Connecticut avenue near circle. fihe oc-
tached home with 10 rooms and ) baths. hot
water heat, electricity; double Garage; LOT oVA
200; lnrse chicken house, trees anu shruopef!'
Vacant. Price. $ls,1tO.
Connecticut Ave.
Near Wootlley road. II rooms and : pains,
with separate showers: hardwood noors
throughout; white and mahogany hnish' open
fireplace: sleeping porches; all moderh toh
veniences; electric lights. hot water neat, cue.
wide and deep lot; double garage: very a''r"e-
tive home Price. 25.0oO on terms
Near Walter Reed Hospital.
A detuched S-room and bath home: colonial
porch: excellent condition: hot-water hea!:
electricity; lot 6OXl50: garage. lmmediate
possession. Price. $4,000.
Cleveland Park.
Porter st near Conn ave. 10 rooms and .
ba this: stone founda tion: copper screened anu
wea atherstripped: excellent condition. not-water
heat and electricity; large lot: large hrepiaces
and porches. Immediate possession frice,
$l7. 800.
Near Lincoln Park.
rooms and bath; colonial porch: parQuet
floors; hOt-water heat and electricity; large
yard; garage: wide avenue. surrounded ny
attractive homes. Price only $I,0oo Imme-
diate possession.
Near Georgia Ave. and
Longfellow St.
New tapestry brick home: rooms and bath
an alley Vacant Price. 50 500. $500 cash
WALTER A. BROW
Evening star., 1921-02-19
Price. $4,000.

Pr1ce, SlZ,UU.
Maryland ave n.e.-A large. 3-story. modern
building. containing II rooms (can easily be
converted into business property, modern
baths. modern heating plant: side lot facing
Maryland ave. This property can be sold on
accommodating terms and immediate posses
sion given. Offer wanted.
Price, $4,000.
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, between 9th and eth
sfs.: one Of the best business blocks on Capitol
Hill: monthly tenancy: can he remodeled at
small expense to make a splendid Investment: /:
suitable terms can he arranged.
Price, $500.
st. Sc. near House Office bldg: a splen-
did IL room house. in perfect condition: owner
leaving city the cause of selling: good lot to
paved alley: this house is ready to move into
without cents expense ] ssession given
when transfer is made: terms.
Price, $1,000.
ST.. overlooking Pennsylvania ave-: 3
story fiat. containing rooms. modern tbs
hot water heat. electric lights. freproof garage
" hold two cars. This is of the best
buys on Capitol Hill, and can be made to pay
for itself II you are looking for a thoroughly
modern, up to-date property. this is your op-
portunity; reasonable terms
Price. 5000.
Rented at SIS Per Month.
Three Groom houses near the new Eastern
High School: in thorough repair; the best
buy in the city Of Washington; terms. 81. 800
cash: balance. $50 per month including in
terest and principal: these houses can easily
De made to pay for themselves.
Evening star., 1921-02-19
B. II. GRUVER HOMES.
CIYTEENr NEW IJnJ1cEe.

B. H. GRUVER HOMES
SIXTEEN NEW HOUSES
1901 TO 1881 THIRTEENTH STREET NV
SIX, SEVEN AND EIGHT ROOMS ONE AND TWO
BATHS ONE CORNER HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS AND
RECEPTION HALL, TWO BATHS HEATED GARAGE
FIREPLACE ALL HOUSES HAVE SCREENED SLEEP,
ING AND BREAKFAST PORCHES. BEAM CEILINGS
AIIlCS AND LAUNDRY FRONT AND REAR PORCTES
ARE EXTRA LARGE. CHANDELIERS CONTROLLED BY
SWITCH SEVEN CLOSETS AND PANTRY IN EACH
HOUSE. NOT THE ORDINARY CHEAP SPECULA ATIVE
HOUSE, But REAL HOMES OF THE BETTER TYPE
NEAREST DOWNTOWN OF ANY NEW HOUSES WITH
IN REACH OF THE 14T1f STREET CARS WE ASK A
CLOSE INSPECTION. -
OPEN AND LIGHTED UNTIL PM
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED
B. II: GRUNER. OWNER, OR YOUR AGENT
olo UNION 1RCSl BLDG PHONE MAIN 768 *
Evening star., 1921-02-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
JOHN F. DONOHOE SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Price. $4,000.

Price, SlZ,OOU.
East Capitol st. near the Congressional LII
brary. A twelve-room modern house: not
water heat. electric lights. two tile oaths'
lot 1875 by 12s. TO sOfoot paved alley; room
to build four garages. This property Is one
Of the best offerings in this section. Can ne
sold terms Of $1,000 cash: balance $ioo
per month. including interest ana pfincipai.
Occupied by owner. who will give possession
when transfer is made.
Price, $3.50.
G ST. me- near Massachusetts ave-: S-room.
modern, tapestry brick house: hot-water heat
electric light; a non PRESIDENT owner has in
structed us to sell. This Is one OF the pest
bargains in this section. Terms. $3.50 cash :
balance. $50 per month, including interest,"
and principal.
Price. $3.50.
A Groom modern colonial house. with dou-
Bile rear porches. near the corner OF 18th at
and Maryland ave. ne: immediate possession
given and easonable terms accepted
Price, $500.
An sroom and bath modern house. with hot
water heat, electric light; near Pennsylvania
ave. extended; lot 35x130; terms. $1,000 cash;
balance monthly. the same as rent.
Price, 5000.
Corner Property.
A. st. sw.: two properties that can be
easily converted into business properties: now
under rental of So per month: II remodeled
will easily bring $75. possibly 500 per month
Splendid chance for a Spectator. Reasonable
terms arranged,
Evening star., 1921-02-19
Main 1884.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
III 14th St. NV.
PETWORTH.

PETWORTH.
Colonial 2-stOry and attic brick. rooms.
reception room, tiled hath. h.w.h.. electricity.
rear porches. hardwood floors; lot 1SX1Uo;
paved alley.
An additional nearby lot 1sx57. same
alley. now equipped for chicken run. is in
cluded in the price. Price,
$1,000. Reasonable Terms.
NORTHEAST.
Semi,detached brick; very large rooms:
bath. h.w.h.. electricity; deep lot; 2-story
brick garage.
Price, $500. Possession.
PARK VIEW.
Price, 5000.
Colonial brick: rooms: tiled bath: cellar;
sion.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Semi-detached.. 2-story brick: colonial: s
rooms. tiled bath h.w.h.. electricity. hard
wood floors. nice porches large modern Gel
lar
Price. S13,5OO. Easy Terms.
WEST OF CONN. AVE.
DETACHED. in Cleveland Park: 3-story and
attic; colonial front: II rooms. tiled baths.
hot-water heat electricity. instantaneous
new paper and paint; large lot Immediate
possession.
Price. S16,5OO.
Evening star., 1921-02-19
FOR sALE-HOUsES.
& LUCHS,

Il LUCHS,
Mount Pleasant.
$4,000.
Splendid Groom and 2-bath brick home in
excellent location. Must be sold immediately
double sleeping porches. brick garage: hot
water heat and electricity: hardwood floors;
modern appointments and irst-rate condition.
Chevy Chase, Md.
$1,000.
Just little over a block from Conn. ave.
on a lot 45x14O: n shingle, slate-roof house OF
@ spacious rooms bath and lavatory: with attic
over entire house. This is a home built for
Brightwood.
5000.
Brick house. with rooms and bath: front
porch; space for garage; the neighborhood is
good; possession may be had at once.
Mount Pleasant.
S15.5OO.
Eleven room and 2-bath house. brick. with
back porch; hot-water heat, electricity: space
for garage; location one of the best streets in
Mount Pleasant.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
Evening star., 1921-02-19

Price, s1G5OO. NEAR WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL Delightfully."- located tapestry
brick dwelling containing 10 spacious
rooms and two baths: hotwater heat;
'electric lights; splendid hardwood floors
and trim; sleeping porch: built-in garage.
The superior construction and entire ar
rangement of this home warrants the
approval Of the most scrutinizing buyer.
Price S13 600. NEAR 10Th AND WYOMING
AVENUE NV. 4 very attractive s.
story brick dwelling containing eleven
rooms (seyen bedrooms) and two baths;
electric lights: steam heat; in good CON
dition The owner occupant will give
possession when desired.
Price, $4,000. CHEVY CHASE. 4 strictly
modern residence of seven rooms. bath.
extra room. with lavatory and toilet:
electricity; hotwater heat; concrete Gel
lar: front and rear pOrches; screens and
awnings. This desirable home has only
been built about two years. and Is oc-
cupied by the o--ner. who has kept ii in
exceptionally good condition
Price 50, 900 NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. Brick
residence of nine rooms and two baths:
electricity: excellent heating plant: lst
floor kitchen. There several pieces
of furniture which included in the
sale price of this property. Exceptionally
good value for the price asked.
s.ASk THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW U.s. REA
STONE &
1912 New York Ave.
Evening star., 1921-02-19

$16,5OO.
Cleveland Park.
Attractive home in this beautiful subdivision.
located convenient to cars contains II rooms
and baths: heated by hot water; every mod
ern improvement: owner occupant will give
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$4,000.
10th Street Extended.
Detached frame residence. contains rooms
and bath; every modern convenience; large lot /;
owner occupant will give IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION.
$3.50.
Near 22nd and S Streets.
we'll built 2-family apartment house: sep
arate furnaces for heating; rooms and bat
first floor rooms and bath second
floor. Will gire IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
of one apartment.
$500.
Overlooking Soldiers Home
Grounds.
A modern 2story and cellar brick, with colo
nial porch contains rooms and bath: heated
by hot water; electric lights. VACANT.
$14,5OO.
Near 18th and Kenyon Streets.
A thoroughly modern 3-story brick house.
contains 10 rooms and baths; hot-water heat !:
electric lights: garage deep lot; owner will
give IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
VIM. H. Saul
-
Evening star., 1921-02-19
14O5 Eye Street.
BlOoninodale.

DiOOiiiliISudlC
You will find a bargain in this newly re-
finished two-family fiat in good section: on
North Capitol: one apartment of five rooms and
bath. the other of six rooms and bath: large
attic: he bought low cash basis, and
monthly income will more than cover monthly
payments.
PRICE. S9.o5O.
MckEEvER & GOSS.
1905 Eye ST. Main 4752.
PetWorth.
A new colonal-type attractive home. with
large front porch; six spacious rooms and tile
bath: double rear porches; oak floors and hard
wood trim throughout: deep lot. Easy terms.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye ST. Main 4752
Downtown.
Located on Rhode Island avenue convenient
to 14th street; three-story brick home of IL
rooms, baths; large cellar: steam heat.
etc; large lot TO l5-foot alley. A good
buy.
PRICE. $13, co.,
MckEEVE.
14O5 Eve Street.
Evening star., 1921-02-19

CAPITOL HILL.
Price, $500.
10 rooms. bath. 3-story brick: coed hea ting
plant; deep lot to wide alley. POSSESSION.
HARVARD ST. NEAR 18TH.
2-story tapestry brick; colonial 'front.' S
rooms. BATH h.w.h., electricity sleeping
porch. hardwood trim; deep lot to wide alley !;
garage.
Price, $4,000.
COLUMBIA RID. NEAR 14TH.
Price, $l1, 500.
3-story brick: 10 rooms. bath. h.w.h.. cleo
trcity: lot 113 feet deep to wide alley This
house is in the beautiful 1900 block.
BLOOMINGDALE,
NEAR r. |. AVE.
Price, $3.50.
8 rooms a bedrooms,: h.w.h: cellar with
all fixtures: large garage space; 1Gfoot alley.
CLEVELAND PARK:
Near Newark ST. Detached 3-story and at
tic. rooms 6 bedrooms), . tiled baths
throughout. sleeping and breakfast porches
large modern cellar: garage; lot GOxlIO
Price, $18,5OO.
Immediate Possession.
Evening star., 1921-02-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
: LIS1INGS.

T LIS1INGS.
Webster Street West of 18th.
Colonial brick: rooms and bath; garage;
hot-water heat; electric lights; hardwood trim.
Reasonable terms. Owner occupant offers
property at $3.50.
18th Street Near Children's
Hospital.
Groom brick offered to close an estate.
s., $50. On terms.
10th and D Streets S.W.
10 rooms and bath; garage; hot-water heat.
Price. $500 Estate property and sold on
reasonable terms.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-S1O,OOO.
rooms and . baths: porrhes. screens and
awnings. Immediate possession.
Washington Heights Home.
Corner. II rooms and . baths. All modern
improvements. Excellent repair Possession.
Price. $4,000.
kER & CO.. Inc.
Phone Main 426.
Evening star., 1921-02-19

fr1ce, 10. .oUU.
A most complete home that can be sold on
terms of S1.JOO cash and easy monthly pay
nents; possession will be given within ten
days; colonial type: six rooms and bath; inlaid
floors: indirect lighting; porches; paved alley
in rear Of lot.
Price, $4,000.
home in Mt. Pleasant. west of 10th street
Owner leaving city and will consider offer
where large cash payment is made. This Is a
two.story house built by O well known builder.
having hot-water heat, electric lights, inlaid
floors, large front and rear porches.
Price, $3.50.
A we'll situated downtown home west of 18th
street, where possession can be had within a
rev days; a three-story brick house of good
appearance having ten rooms and two baths
lie ne lot Is large; to wide paved alley. with
Price, $4,000.
detached corner house in Mt. Pleasant
near the end Of the cas line This is two
story house. central hall plant. with four large
rooms on each floor; nearly Sew hot-water
heating plant. There are two entrances TO
the house. The lot is large. and there are
trees and shrubbery.
BOSS &
THE HOME
Telephone
14O6 H
Evening star., 1921-02-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

4 St1AIN NUN
- Northeast.
= 500.
Distant about Z blocks from the Government
Printing Once, Union Station and post once:
q substantial 2-story brick dwelling, with
rooms and bath; location corner Of alley.
with ample space for garage.
:, Friendship Heights, Nd.
y $3.50.
Right on the District line; 2story 1-room
and bath house an attractive lot. 6Ox15O;
ample porch; electricity. This house Is par
tcularly well constructed, and the neighbOr-
hood Is good.
Takoma Park, Md.
! S4,250.
six-room and bath pebble-dash house. with
porches; gas. electricity, hotwater heat.
screens: hardwood floors; in good neighborhood.
overlooking park.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Corner Lot Bargain.
Only &C square foot; located 21a squares
west of Conn. ave. grade. over 5000 square
feet; sacrifice at extraordinary price.
SHANNON
713 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-02-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued,
OUR LATES

OUR LA ES
Petworth Home-&,5OO.
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electric
lights; lot c0x100; room for garage. Owner
on premises.
Vicinity of Lincoln Park.
rooms and bath. brick dwelling. $3.50.
Columbia Heights
West of 18th Street.
IL and 3 baths; hot-water heat: a
beautifully finished home: trimmed in oak; lot
70 feet wide. Owner will give prompt posses
sion. Price. S15.5OO.
Kenyon Street Near 10Th.
Vacant 10 rooms and baths cement ga
rage: corner of alley; hot water: electric
lights; being completely renovated. Price very
reasonable. Terms.
Centrally Located NV.
Groom and bath brick; latrobe heat. So. 100.
81 600 cash.
ALLAN Z. WAL
81
Evening star., 1921-02-19
You Contemplate Purchasing Home You Cannot Afford to
Make Dec sion Without First Looking at the


Price, Ss5ON. PRACTICALLY NEW TWO
FAMILY APARTMENT IN GOOD SEC
TION or THE NORTHEAST. -Four
rooms and bath each floor: hOt-water
heat and electric lights: individual heat
ing plants. This is good opportunity
10 secure a modern complete home and
at the same time receive rental from the
other apartment.
Price, $3.50. NORTHEAST. A SEMI-DE-
TACHED RESIDENCE of six rooms and
tiled bath; hot-water heat: concrete Gel
lar under the entire house This at
tractive dwelling is of the center-hall
plan. and is in excellent condition. I'm
mediate possession will he given. Very
reasonable terms.
Price, s6,5OO JUST OFF EAST CAPITOL
ST. Here is an opportunity to get u
10-room house at very low figure.
and easy terms. This house contains
modern bath and hot air heating sys-
tenn; ample garage space Immediate
possession.
Price, 300 SUBSTANTIALLY MODERN
BAY-WINDOW BRICK DWELLING:
two stories and cellar: six large rooms
and bath; desirable location. west of the
War. State and Navy Dept. Possession
In short time.
L SERVICE WITH RESULTS FOR 30 YEARS.
FAIRFAX,
Main 23.32
Evening star., 1921-02-19
BOSS & PHELPS,
Telephone NJ. 1910.
1906 H St. NV.

Price. 81 $50.
a, 4 desirable home in the northwest within a
half square from First street. situated on the
corner OF an alley: the house has six rooms
and bath, hot-water heat, two-story rear
porches; room for a garage. and the house in
Price, $3.50.
4 home situated on Illinois avenue in Pet
wOrth-One Of those wide colonial houses, two
stories. with two bathrooms on second floor
House has hOt-water heat. electric lights
front and rear pOrches, and has recently been
papered and painted throughout.
Price, $1O,75O.
A bungalow ir Sauis Addition convenient to
the 14th street car line; a piece Of property
well worth your quick consideration; situated
on large lot There are seven rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, electric lights, porches;
screened throughout.
Price, $500.
A we'll situated semi-detached house in the
northwest. There are eight rooms and bath,
steam heat front and side porches. and there
is garage. All Of the rooms in this house
are attractive and very bright. The lot is
large. and there is paved alley.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES.
NJ. 434O.
It. NV.