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CRANE LECTURES
SATISFYING PUBLIC

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
ure--and then 10 remember that above |
all stood comfort and utility.
Regarding color. the speaker ie.
clRr 4 u 20 lc " the greatest import.
snce for the home owner o. keep that
point In mind and endcayor % achieve
harmonious effect throughout thu
room through an intelligent color
scheme. For a north room. In whica
enc can expect minimum II sunshine.
b. prescribed warm. cheerful glowing
colors. which would 60 far toward Civ.
Ing that room something Of the warmth
and cheer Il could not otherwise obtain.
ing without direct sunshine. For a
room with southern exposure hc ad.
v.s.d the selection % soft. cool colors.
which would minimize the swelterins
beet q the sun on a hot day. Ano;h.
er thing o. he kept in mind. said Or.
Crane. was that In aiming for a warm.
! cheerful effect. the smaller the room
T, the more coloT Should b. used; con.
vegs ly. the larger the room Is the less
colin ~ required 20 obtain the desired
cffcri.
Tho portable room IN which DR.
Crane gave his demonstration Of the
| hight sort ~ interior decorating. con.
tanned nothing but the fireplace and
a picture. al she start ~ the lecture.
The INSIDE walls we're II a neutral
| col1s which. az the artist explained.
| would readily lend Itself 60 almost
, any color scheme. The motif selected
b the demonstration for his color
1 zcheme was taken from the painting
whi.h was hung On the wall facing
1 the audience. and which depicted a
| yourg woman with deep golden colore1
halt which harmonizel with a ma
hoglnv coioTcd jewel box which abe
held IN her hands With this as his
| keynote. DR.. Crane told his hearerg
that IL was first necessary b. selec.
rug which would be- quietly in tuna
with The tone of the rect Il the room,
and D. careful o. avoid one the figures
q which would rise up aud say hello
o. you when you entered the room.
The first rug submitted % the critic
was discarded ss not quite satisfactory,
the next one. q war myet subduefl
coloring and inconspicuous figure de-
sign. was pronounced just the thing
Next came drspsries Tor the Windows
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Gained so Pounds
IneFew Weeks
Courh WIS getting the best ~ him but
, he go, rid of u auIehly

II had chronic cough ~ q lnne
Tim, IN fact u wns getting tde best Il
me could not find anything thai
would De- me- any Food 4 friend recon-.
m,nd,1 Milk- Emulsion The third bot
IL cured the cough completely, made
va 10 aiihy and we'll and fol Ike q
new man. Rcfrrc aking your Emulsion
was down tn isj pounds and now
weigh iss pounds II don't Seem posi-
be ihsi bottles of medicine would
rauec Z, man 20 Gain so pounds bat Il Is
a VIM. Clifton. L.. I. u. No. 4
Chuck"@. Tenn.
M clifton was fortunate In commcnc
tnr "a use MilNs Emulsion when he did
\ run-irvn system invites discasc
M.ks Emulsion costs nothing to uy.
Mlks Emulsion IL a pleasant, nuiri'
tive food and n corrective medicine. Il
restores healthy natural bowel aciion
doing away with all need II rills and
physics. II promotes appetite aud quick
~ puts the digestive orgnns In shape to
/ asrinilaie food ~ builder a flesh
and strength. Mlks Emulsion Ia s;rons
; Is recommended by those whom sickness
h1s weakened. and is powerful aid IN
lrcrs'ing aud requiring the effects q
wasting diseases Chronic stomach
, trouble and constipation are promptly
relieved
THIS 10 the only solid emulsinf mad
and So palaiablc that Il Is eaten with
I spoon ike icc cream. Truly wdhdcrfu
! tor wax. sickly children.
NJ matter how severe YOUR case. YOU
arr urged tu iry Mllks Emulsion under
this guarantee Take six bottles home
with YOU. use Il according 20 objections
and II not satisfied with the results
YOUR money will be promptly REFUNDED
, Price 75c and si.so per bottle. Tho Milk'
Emulsion &C.. TER" Hautc, Ind. Sold by
druggists cyeTywhere, .. ...
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LOWER HOUSE ALSO
EXPECTED To VOTE
FOR THE MEASURE
moN1lNtI:n FRnM rAGE ONEl

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
creme. Democrat Ohio. to eliminate this
feature having bocn defeated to-day ~
to a.
Only two important amendments
were adopted by the snato before PASS
INK the bill onc. by senator wasls'
worth. upubncln New York. would
lnclldc ho.nes. mulcs and goats within
he operations 81 the bill, although
horse and muio markets would ho *
cludcd from the proposed federal super
vision.
Another amendment by senator Pit.
nnan. democrat. Nevada. would exempt
all persons whose chief business is live
stock growing 90 production u agri'
cultural products from the bills proyi'
sions The auihm declared that tho
legislation should not extend a. small
growers who operate their own feeding
yards
other amendments adoptcd Included
one By senator Borah republican.
Idaho. providing that all proceedings q
I NlNN ANNfHNNH - NNNNANNNAHFAN'N NAN'.NtNA ~"
op,u 20 the public. and an amendment
| By senator Pumercnc. dcmocrd uaio.
declaring that upun cnactmfnt u tho
/ hll All supervision q the federal trade
commission 81 the livestock industry
should D. terminated and transferred 10
the livestock commission,
Friends - the bin succeeded in Win.
/ standing virtually other provisions pro.
Iposcd and aiso defeated mn,icn a. rc.
commit the bill to ~, agriculture cum.
mlttcc An amendment hy senator
Hltr hcock democrat. Nebraska. pro.
posing that all sackers give a week =
notice e bids and prices Tor liVostock
was Lost. 0 a. =. The author said 10
was dcc.gncd 10 stabilize the market.
on the passage u tho bill the sonato
was rccordcd "a follows:
Republicans tor. Rurah. Cappcr cur.
lis. Goodins Cronua. johnson Walifor'
MAI. keilogg. Kenyon. laFolle,w. Len
-cot. MvNary. Nelson. Merits. Poindcx
ter. Spsnccr. sterling. Townsend and
Willis. Total republicans Tor. Is.
Democrats fur. Ashurst. Culherson.
Fletcher. Glass Gore. Harris. Harrison,
Hitchcock. Johnson 1Sogih Dako,al.
Jones CNcw McXirol. kcnarick. KIRBY,
Mckel.ar Myers, oycrman, Owen. Pho.
han. rl;tman. puncrcno Ransdcll. Reed.
Gublnson. Sheppard, Smith Gcorgin,
.SWanson. Trammell. walsh Alasachus.
stsu and walsh Montanal Total dem.
ocrats for. -.
Total for. &C.
/, Republicans against: Hall. Rrande.
see. Colt. Dillingham;. Edge. Elklns.
ferrald. France. Hale. Reyes. Knox.
Ledge. McCumher. Mclean. Moses
New. Page, Phipps. sherman. smoo,
Sutherland. Wadswcrih and Warren
Republicans against. 90
| Democrats against: neckham Dial
Helm. King. shields Smith AriEonal
lSmiih Marylanh Stanley. Cndcrwoo,
and Williams. Total democrats agalns
10.
Total against. 30.
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viii confer with number of dom0
cratic leaders.
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at T3O NJ the Court house ~ Potter
county.
The public iH hereby notified and H.
yiicd 20 be- present un said date Tor the
purpose ~ nominating and clcciing tho
two commissioner a. mn,o the race fof
city commissioners number one AM
number two and this mass meeting -
called for that special purpose.
''rho people should turn oui ana ne
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A TExNs NO>DtR.

For kidney ana bladder troubles
gravel. weak and lame back. iheuina'
tism aud irrcgulariiios q tn kidnc's
and bladder. n not sald by your drug
eist. by mail si25 send for sworn les
limDnlals ~. y ". Hal. s''as oliv'
street. 81 Louis. so. Sold BY druggists
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Co,erpor Coy In Washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i.--Forncr
Governor Iamcs NJ. Cox ~ ohio demo-
cratic presidential candidate last year.
arrived here today. and during his stay.
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RED PRISONER
ADMITS PART IN
WALLST.bLAsT
New York Police Scout Story Of
Suspect Held in Warsaw,
However.

WARSAW, Dec. 17-Governmen
police officials are today checking
up on the story told by Wolfe Lin
denfeld, alleged agent of the Rus
sian Rods. who is said to have con-
fessed leadership in the Wall Street
bomb explosion outrage in Septem-
Der. 1920.
Lindenfeld has been questioned al
most constantly by the police since
hi sarrest. He is said to have con-
fessed, naming five ringleadera. in
GLIDING woman.
The bomb was said 10 have been
manufactured in a wornan's home.
Lindenfeld Vas reported to have said
that another woman member OF the
conspiracy had had j. r. Morgan
under observation for some time re-
fore the explosion.
Newspapers attribute Lindenfeld
with the statement that a mechanical
mistake caused explosion Of the bomb
fifteen minutes before 1t was due to
go off.
Lindenfeld is supposed to have re-
ceived funds from Moscow. He said
that all his colleagues are now in
Europe.
New York Police SkepticaI.
NEW YORK. Dec. 17-Police Of
lice officials were skeptical today Of
the confession attributed to = the
chief ringleader" Of the Wall Street
explosion plot as reported from War
saw, Poland.
The prisoner. Wolfe Lindenfe,d,
was quoted as saying that q woman,
occupying an office across the street.
mad ]. p. Morgan under surveillance.
but that his life was saved by the
fact that the bomb exploded fifteen
minutes ahead Of time. Police Of
ficials recalled that parts OF clock
work were found showing that the
Internal machine was timed to ex-
plode at certain time. The burst
occurred on tn estrCke Of " loon,
indicating that the bOr1b had been
get to go off at thc. tim.
Mr.. Morgan was not In New York
at the time Of explosion. but was in
Scotland on a vacation. The only
member of the Morgan firm in the
offices was Thomas ~. ] amont.
Rosa Luxembugr, the German
Communist leader, to whom Linden
field claims relationship, ts deda. She
was killed with Karl I.iebknecht
while being placed under arrest in
Berlin.
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PRICE. $12,0OO-Washington
Heights. A delightfully."- To-
Gated home. There are 6 rooms,
bath, hot-water heat, electric
lights, 2 screened sleeping
porches, awnings and screens;
hardwood floors; newly papered
and painted. Space for garaRes
Possession. 3
PRICE, $14,750-W 90 ley
Park, near Wardman Park Inn.
Vacant. Attractive semi-de-
tached colonial brick dwelling, 8
rooms, 2 large baths, hot-water
heat, electric lights, sleeping
porch.
PRICE, $7,750-West of 18th
st., north of Mass. ave. N. w.
Brick dwelling, 10 rooms, 2
baths, good heating plant; terms.
STONE
1912 New York Ave. N. w.
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POCKET DIARY
REVEALS COSTLY
AFFAIR Of HEART
Forgotten by Financier. It Re-
veals Chronology Of
Disaster"

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 17.-More elo-
quent' than q personal confession of
indiscretions are the entries in q little
diary found in the overcoat OF prom
inent business man Of this city, which
he had left hanging on q hook in a
downtown restaurant last evening.
For obvious reasons the name of
this financier will not be divulged, but
his domestic plight, evidently one de-
handing tact, diplomacy, and gener.
csity, is told in the little book, from
its inception until tho final denoue.
ment.
Entries Are Staccato.
The following entries speak for them.
selves:
October 5-Ad for girl stenoxra.
pher, so cents.
October 7-violets for stenogra.
pher. 81.
October s-week's salary to Ste
nographer. SIS.
October 1o-Roses for stenogra-
October 15-Candy for wife, rs
cents.
October 1s-Lunch with Miss -,
$3.50.
October 22-Maris's salary, $25.
October 24-Theater and lunch
with Marie, $24.
October 25-Fur coat for wife. $500.
October 26-Ad for male stenog-
rapher, so cents. 49," =.
Falls to Claim Coat.
No other writing appeared on tho
three pages of a neat little diary, bound
in morocco, which reposed In q small
inner pocket Of the big heavy fur-linsd
ulster. And according to the restaur-
ant proprietor. into whose hands the
coat had fallen. and who was en-.
deavoring to ascertain Its ownership.
enough ives written on those three
small pages to end the marital felicity
of any mans household.
Perhaps the oldest part Of the affair
il that the owner Of the coat has not
appeared to claim 1t, despite the fact
that he was quietly informed over the
telephone, after his identity had been
discovered, that he could have his
property at any time.
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S2.s00-Only for q s-room brick house
for colored: very fine N. w. location.
only $500 cash. balance less than rent.
3b.260-Good brick home: excellent N. w.
location; strictly white location; 6 rooms.
heated. gas lights, colonial porches. only
$3.50 cash payment: soc this home before
you buy.
sl.7So--On Hobart at. N. W., s-room
house: colonial design: $3.50 cash payment.
3s.Soo-S-room pressed brick house
good g. K. location; pipeiess furnace heat,
gas and electric lights: good bath: garage:
only S7So cash. balance on payments less
than rent; immediate possession.
33,7So-2-family apartment; N. Z. To-
cation: brick and lstrobe heated; $500
cash p,yment.
@7,soo-s-room brick; downtown N. w.
location on a business street: the above
price Includes the house already furnished:
can be bought for $1,000 unfurnished.
S7.76o-11-room house downtown N. W.
location. on . business street; this prop
erty 10 suitable to be remodeled into q
business property: almost on the corner.
s7,3oo-Practically q new s-room brick
house; hot-water heat. .Gas. electric
lights: colonial design. with 3 porchss
and buiit-in garage; owner In wanting to
sell at once and will make reasonable
terms
See the good modern homes have for
sale In the N. w. and N. e. and 8. e.
~
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EXCELLENT HOME VALUES THAT CAN BE PURCHASED ON
TERMS LIKE RENT.
NORTHEAST-$695O Terms-$750
of and
o 10 mode n Al
WOODRIDGE-$7,5 O0-Terms $3.50 Cash.
tn, % from
Small monthly
ON WIDE AVE. IN THE E. SECTION ses5o-Tems $3.50
Cash-$60 a Month -
OF
MT. RAINIER-$5,750-Terms $500 Cash-$5O a Month.
lie m
BLOOMINGDALE- 800 - s., $500. IN
modern
TAKOMA PARKS 25o-Term $500 Cash and $s5 Month .
acant andi immediate posse can be given.
SCHOOI-S475O- Cash-$5O a Month
n
EVANSVILLE MD.-$5,750-$75O Cash-$6O q Month
Immediate
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS
WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD
Phone Main 49, 1409 New York Ave N. w.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


BEST BUY NORTHEAST.
600-Six rooms and bath, hot-air
heat; large alley: strictly white: We have
balance on easy terms. Apply to
M. o. JARVIS,
638 H st. N. e. Lincoln 405.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
BLooMINoDALE-PR $500.
Brick, s rooms and bath on first floor
9 rooms and bath on second floor. with
separate heating plants and ceiiarsi-Tear
alley. Terms.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
LEXINGTON sECTION-PRICE. $3.50.
Brick, of I rooms and bath each floor.
with separate hot-water heating plants
THREE-FAMILY FLAT.
NoRTHEAsT-ss.ooo.
Rented at SIS per month; each apart
ment containing rooms and BATH ten
ants furnish heat; excellent location: near
Sth and II SITS.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
PRICE. s+.sSo-CAsH $500. o.
Colonial style; brick. rooms, bath
large rear yard to alley; room for garage.
good condition.
1907 II st. N. w.
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NEWTON ST
Main $3.50.

West of 18th st.: comparatively new; all
modern improvements; in first-ciass con-
dillon; S-story brick. rooms, tile bath |;
commodious front porch and sleeping
porch. all doors and windows are screened
and weather stripped. Lot 10 2Sx9o.
Owner will give possession and accept rea-
sonabls terms.
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$13,500.00.
21st St.. Near Mass. Ave.
s-story bay window brick. rooms and
baths. Heated by hot water. Lot 2oxl0o
to alley. Very easy terms.
$13,250.O0.
10th Street Highlands.
Within half block of 18th and Mon
tague streets. Dutch colonial residence.
containing 3 rooms and bath; wide
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$S,5O0.OO.
Rhode Island Ave. N. E.
Located in this attractive subdivision
bath: hot-water heat; electric lights; front
and rear porches. Lot a0xl00 to alley.
Newly painted and papersd throughout.
100000.
0 st., Near Vermont Ave.
s-story and cellar brick: heated by hot
water: contains 10 rooms and bath; sleep
Ing porch: Owner occupant will give
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$15,00O.OO.
Near 18th and s SITS. N. w.
Owner leaving city authorizes US to sell
this attractive home at this low price
water; lighted by electricity. IMMED.
late POSSESSION. Very reasonable
Main 1915 and 1917.
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ONTARIO PL. N. w.

ONIANIO I'd. N. W.
Three stories consisting Of 10 rooms
Is bedrooms) and tile bath has gas. cleo
trio lights and heated by hot water 'front.'
and rear porches: lot Is 1sx172 to a 13-ft.
alley; ample space for garage: can be In
spectsd by appointment from this office
only . small cash payment II required.
$12,600.
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PROPERTY WANTED

PROPERTY WANTED
JOHN r. poNoHob q SONS.
SIG Psnnsylvania ave. 8. n
Let Us Submit Our List OF Homes ans
inysstms nts Before You PurchAss.
We WANT MORE HOUSES FOR sALn
owners Of property desiring TO MAKE
ssick saiss should list property ~"s W
WI p. NonMoYLE $40 ct. N. v.
LEGAL NOTICE.
eUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court
NO. 2s470. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is 10
give notice; That the subscriber. OF the
District of Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court OF the District OF CO.
iumbia, letters testamentary on the estate
OF Letta Il. Collins, late of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber on or before the 18Th
day OF September, A. ID, 1877 otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under my
hand this 1sth day OF September 1921
(seai) JEREMIAH COLLINS, Mills
building. Attest-w. CLARK TAYLOR,
Deputy Register OF WINS FOR the District
Of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
PATRICK II. LouGHRAN, Attorney
Mills building.
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HOUSES FOR SALE


PHELPS
Realtors
TEL Main l3l0 & 1406 H st. N. W.
MT PLEASANT.
brick
nights sleeping porch;
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS AND wooDLEY PARK.
Coumbi
breakfas and An
10TH ST. HEIGHTS.
WELL
PoRCHEs HEAT
BOSS PHELPS
T., M.,r Aslo " ~ l406 St. ". W.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES.
$10,260.
NEARLY NEW.

!.
$10260 5000
NEARLY NEW. NEAR UNION STATION
srsSs ros% s..pns
sano
VINE ERONTAcE FOR COLORED.
$50 month Good location
$500. $500
DETACHED HOUSE-VACANT. COLONIAL FRONT.
MAHORNEY 4 SULLIVAN,
1927 Eye st. N. w. Tel Main
"See Mahorney 4 Sulivan-They Know Washington"
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TO coLoRED.

TO CoLORED.
Near Sherman ve~--8 rooms VACANT.
bath, hot Price, IS, 800 1908 st. NJ We
TERMS $3.50 $66 bath, heat; garage
month, include all interest newly and
and payment the principal Price, $600 reasonable
1925 LINDEN ST. N. E.-vACANT.
2tory and cellar and BATH newly papered and
Price, $4,000 Reasonable Immediate possession.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Main PAPA. 1912 New York
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
-- Incorporated -
CONSULT OUR SALES DEPARTMENT.
738 18th st. N. w.
CHAPLIN ct. N. w,

CHAPLIN ST. N. w.
West OF Fourteenth Ut. and convenient
to the Fourteenth 1t. car line and the
new Meridian Park. Corner OF an alley.
contains rooms and bath: two stories
and attic. brick; we'll heated. The lot 10
will be sold quickly. owing to the siss.
location and price.
$500.
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HOLMEAD PL. N. w

Gloss to 18th ct. and Park I'd. Two
stories, brick: porches: contains z rooms
and bath; gas and electricity. hot-wster
heat: lot 1sxifs. This property ID occupied
BY tenant. who will allow inspection by
permit; possession 10 assured to purchaser;
property 10 clear of any trust.
$1,000.
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STONE & FAIRFAX.

STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave N. w. MAIN Z4|A
PRICE, s15ooo-On the Heights lot 26xl42;
heat electric lights Inroiioor apartment
now renting for SIS month
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NEAR THE CAPITOL.

The Congregational library and House Of
Representatives; corner brick: In good
condition; consisting OF 10 rooms and
baths has gas, electric lights and ot-air
furnace: lot 10 1Sxl0e: 2-story brick. suit
able for Tear garage: occupied by owner:
can be inspected by permit; immediate
possession; reasonable terms could be ar
ranged.
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$10,500.
1ST ST. N W

1ST ST. N. W.
Near Bryant; stories, brick. rooms.
bath and toilet; heated By furnace; lot II
17x1oo II. to a lift. alley; room for "a
rage. This property 10 In good condition.
IL now vacant and purchaser can get i'm
mediate possession.
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$30,000.0O.

Now used for hotel purposes. Contains
50 rooms. Heated by hot water; electric
lghts. Can be rsmodellsd for other busi-
ness purposes 1T small expense. Corner Of
an alley.
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I'D ST. N W.

Sd ST. N. W.
Between N and o sts,, 3 stories. brick.
containing 10 rooms, bath and toilet; has
hot-water heat: lot IL 10 feet front. The
property 10 in good condition.; occupied by
tenant. AID . big house for q small price.
5000.
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TILDEN ST-VACANT.

North Of Conn. ave- Bridge: convenient
to car line: practically new and In excel
lent condition: contains rooms and bath;
all modern conveniencss: gas, electricity
and hot-water heat: lot 10 2Sx13s feet to
an l8-foot alley; ample room for large
garage. Terms can be arranged.
$4,000.
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t7,5OO.00.

Near washington Circle.
baths. Furnace heat Only 81. SSc c.sh re-.
CURED Balance &s7.so per month. Ia
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PRICE. $8,450-Saul's Addi-
ton. Two stories, 6 rooms.
bath, hot-water heat, electric
lights. large yard. Immediate
possession.
PRICE, $7,s00-3217 Georgia
ave. Six rooms and bath. CO.
lonial porch, furnace. electric
lights, awnings, screens. in
closed back porch, laundry tubs.
newly papered and painted.
Owner leaving the city.
PRICE, $9,500-Mt- Pleasant,
18th and Newton SITS. A desir-
able home. 8 rooms and bath.
hot-water heat. electric lights,
porches; garage. In fine condi-
ton.
AIRFAX.
Main PAPA.
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$60,000.00.
New Apartment Building.
Located on the Heights: convenient to
two lines OF cars; leased at $500 q year
Expenses very low.
$40,0OO.OO.
Pa. Ave. Business Property.
Suitable for Wholesale or retail. 3-story
brick: New Otis elevator. Fireproof
building, with entrance on two streets.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, This price
holds good only for a quick sale.
$40,0O0.0O.
Warehouse Property.
Suitable for warehouse, lumber mill.
storage or manufacturing. Actual floor
space Of building 10 about 1900 square
feet with vacant land area adjoining OF
about 1900 square feet. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. Very easy terms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-17
COLUMBIA RID.

COLU MBIA KID.
Corner property. stories. rooms,
brick; has bath and toilet; gas and cleo
trio light; heated by hot water: lot 10 ls
II. front: ample space for garage. Now
rented for SIS per month. Can be in
spsctsd and possession 10 assured.
$1,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-17

POODLE-White maltese, shaggy
hair; face and feet trimmed;
answers to name Of Fluffy"
generous reward. Apply Hotel
Grafton, De Sales and Connecticut
ave. Frank. 1920.
wATCH-Lady's, gold fob, bet. 18th and
22d SITS. on Pa ave, Saturday morning
Reward. $40 L st. n: E.. after 8 2. m