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.STABB|NG ,AFFRAY
ST|RS POCOMOKE CITY
Superintendent of CoIored
Schools Killed by Farmer,
1t is Alleged.

Pocomoke City, Md, Sept. 1b.--Poco-
moke City is in a high state of excite
ment as a result OF the stabbing TO
death of Stephen II. Long. a Negro OF
this town, by John A. pitchard. a
farmer OF stockton Tuesday after
noon, according to report.
Stories OF the affair are conflicting,
but according to the best information
available, John A. Ptchard and his
brother. william. both farmers. came
tu PockomolSe City from their farms
about seven miles distant, driving a
horse and carriage After transacting
several matters of business in town,
they drove to the bicycle shop OF
Noah Guuby, Negro John A. Pitch
ard left the carriage and went into the
bicycle shop to transact some busi-
ness. leaving his brother, William,
outside.
While John A. Pitchard was still In
the store. Il is reported that some
pistol shots were fired by some un-
known person in the rear Of the store
and that soon thereafter Long, ac-
oompanied by his daughter, came
along the street 1t Is said he was ac-
eused by William Pitchard OF car
rying gun"
This charge was denied by Long and
t. is said an argument with pitchard
took place. whereupon William Pitch
ard is alleged to have attacked Long
The two. 1t Is said, were clinched In a
struggle when John A. pitchard came
out of the shop. II Is reported that h,
Immediately drew his pocketknife and
rushed into the struggle, stabhins
Long.
The wounded Negro was immediate.
ly rushed to the office OF DIR. n. r
Sartorius, of this place. who rendered
| FIRST aid. He was then started for The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15

Salisbury Hospital. but death took
place when the automobile was scarce
ly two miles from Pocomoke City.
The dead man was perhaps the lead
Ing colored citizen of the town. having
been principal OF the colored school
here for a number of years lie was
recently made county superintendent
OF colored schools for Worcester
county.
John A. Pitchard was arrested by
Corporal Powell OF the State Motor
cycle Police and placed in the town
lookup. At the direction OF States
Attorney William q. kerbin he was
removed to the county Jail at Snow
Hill by Sheriff l.. w. onley. where he
is being held.
The Pitchard brothers are both mar
ried men of middle age. Neither tho
pitchard brothers or the Negro were
ever In trouble before.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15
IN MEM0RlAN.

In lovisg memory of my dear husband
Cecil Briclyiey, who departed this life
September 80, 1920.
Mrs. Mary A. Brickiey.
Addifioaai death notices received too
latn FOR thig column will be found on
Financial Page
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DIR. MCBAIN COMING.
WIN Speak at Trinity Parish House
Tuesday Night.

DIR. James w. MeBain, one of the
group OF noted English chemists who
have been attending the annual meet
ing of the American Chemical Society
in this country, will speak in this
city next Tuesday evening at the
Trinity Parish House, Delaware ave-
nue. and Adams street. DIR. McBain
will be here as the guest OF the Del
aware Chapter of the American Chem
ical Society and all chemists in this
vicinity, IL is expected, VIII attend. a
general invitation is also extended &c
all those interested in chemical sub
jects and who may desire to hear tho
talk by this distinguished English
man. DR. McEain is professor Of
physical chemistry at the University
of Bristol, England. and is one of the
kading colloid chemists OF his coun
try. He has an international reputa
ton and it is considered a matter OF
lcongra tulation that he has accepted
the invitation of the Delaware Chap
ter of the American Chemical Society
TO address an audience here before
returning overseas.
Probably one of the most important
events in chemical annals of this yeal
was the recent joint meeting OF the
American Chemical Society and the
society of Chemical Industry of Great
Britain at Columbia University in New
York. It brought together some g.
goo leading specialists in chemistry
/ DIR. McBain took a prominent part in
the deliberations of the joint meeting
The meeting next Tuesday will bt
the first fall meeting to be held by the
Delaware ,section, of the American
Chemical Society, 1t is expected thai
during the coming year a number oi
other important lecturers will com,
here to speak at meetings OF the loca
/ chapter.
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RoME.wEDDrNG.
MArriage n MISE Lillian Marshall
Ard Clifford Sayles.

Miss Ial,,an Taylor Msrshall, niece
III Mr.. ,rsi Mrs. Charles III. TrisE u
2ois Market street. and Clifford +.
S..y;ss were married at the brides
hom, last nisht, Rev. Ralph l.. Mink-r
nerc,afing. Miss Helen E. Ludlow.
sister ~ che bride, and James w.
Davidson, were the attendants.
Miss Marshall wore a dress OF white
satin A,d tulle veil, and carrie1
e~ids roses. The bridesmaid wore pink
organdie and carried pink roses. The
weddiug music Was played ir Mira.
Charles Schofield. and solor were given
by 2obsrt ii. Reyd, Jr.
On their return from a wedding trip,
Mr.. and Mrs Sayles will live ut Elm
hurst. Mrs. Sayles is member or the
l-..D1ry Club and has sung In = num-
Der Of concerts in Wilmington.
Underwood Cloud Marriage.
Mrs. Mary C, Cloud OF 4si North
Franklin street announces the coming
marriage OF her daughter. u. May
Cloud, 20 Andrew b. Underwood. The
wedding will take place October %.
Crockett Singles.
A pretty wedding was performed
at old st. James EpisS,oa- Church,
Stanton, Mt 1oon yesterday, when
David L. Creek 1T ~ New York CITY
aud Alics a. Singles of Newa-' were
inite6 In wvnock by sbe rector OF
tnss church. Rev. John Emory Parks
rhs sr'da was given In marriage 10y
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Frances
Singles. She was exauisi' ely sowned
In midnight blue tricotine and wore q
corsase bouquet of roses and lilies Of
the valley. Among those present ai
the service were the brides mother
Mrs. Sarah f. Singles, Mrs. Annie j
Nrwlin, Mrs. pores ". Mitchell, New
lin Mitchell Mr.. ard Mrs. Alonza New
lin. The party left on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad for an extended trlf
north. Upon their return they VII
live In their new home at Hamilton
Park, New Jersey
Bryson- ConneD.
Miss Margaret C. Connell. 1920 Wesi
Third street. & Pierce w. Bryson,21s
North du Pont street were married this
morning at 9 O'clock in the rectory o.
st. Pauls II. c. Church by Rev. e. c
Higgins.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph G.. 'Sisk. After a weddine
breakfast they left for New London
Conn. They will be at home after
| October /.
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Tell the Children
About Panama

The story of Panama belongs TO Ameri-
can history. Tell your children about il
There the American people completed
the greatest engineering work in the his-
tory Of the human race
in Panama we won victory of peace
that will always shine in history
The most authoritative map of the
Panama Canal was made under the direc-
tion of the National Geographic Society
IL II printed in four colors on coated
paper, and is ~ by II inches IN size
A copy will be sent free TO any reader
Of the Wilmington Every Evening, who
will I'll out the coupon. and enclose two
cents in stamps for return postage. In
filing out the coupon nrint name and
address or be sure TO write plainly
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FRIENDS SCHOOL.
FaH and Winter Term VIII be Inaug-
urated Next Week.

With the coming week Friends
School will begin its session for 1921
%. On Monday. at $50 a. m, all new
pupils will report together with for
mer pupils who have examinations 10
take. On Wednesday the regular
school work begins. OF the class
which graduateds last June, the fol-
lowing viii enter college:
Mary s Eliason. Wellesley: Vir-
ginia uby. Wheaton; Ira ID.
Chamb, massachusetts, Institute of
TechnolLay. Robert w. Comfy, Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology; ;
David NJ. Doughefty, University of
Delaware; Thomas l. Stirling, Cor
nell; George Winchester, University
Of Virginia; Murray Metten, Leh;gh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15
nan pefers Appointment.

Levy Court Commissioner James
Ball has deferred for few days the
appointment of road supervisor for
E3rBandywine hundred, 10 succeed
Harrie M. Perkins, whom the Levy
Court removed
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Friends School
Fourth and West SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Deiawsrs's Leading Preparatory
School

A faculty OF "a trained tsaob~rs
Excellent eQiiipn.seft, THOROUGH Id
struction. A school that takes boy
and girls at six years Of ags and in =
congcnial atmosphere under The charr.
OF specially trained mon and wvms.
without loss Of time through chang,
= schoojs cts them for coliege or bus.
nc~a- Primary. Interunedafe and
High School departments Auto bus
provided for the younger children.
Cntalog on request. Offic~ open on snd
aftr September 9. Fall session begins
September 10.
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, A. M
Principal.
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The first assembly OF the term will
be held on Friday at . o'clock. On
Monday. September 26 Mayor Harvey
will address the students in assembly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15
Card of Thanks.

] wish to thank my relatives, friends
and neighbors for their kindness to-
wards my sen, junior. during his ill.,
ness and death. M. Sue Jordan-Ads .
Evening star., 1921-11-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY
: For, aALN -roptfuued.

ONVOhAANUs y. Os--tU6NEN SlVhE VIII q
s-room and bath apartment above; hot.water
large vacant lot. adjoining. and stock Of well
s'tahaishes ad S1essry S business IN PFse $4,000
We have the BEST II every very section"
.BUILDERS-INVESTORS.
Business and Apartment
Property That Merits
Your Attention.
Upper 14th-Busiest Part.
bu Ms" With sSrf soSsts. p,Spss, h.. hSstn sss III Ys
is.s 4 :ise:, 's1t F&ies. 10000 Only 5000 s
Cor. roth and Eye SITS. NV.
Fine ,s. corner prGgperty: fronting lss fee! feet
containing. 1900 square feet Highly
desiGable for apartment or hotel. Price
NE. Cor: 10th and F SITS. NV.
p;a 1.s feet frontage by depth sa Of lie feet
tw6 Old fashioned brick houses. The
apartment ~ 81 building sdn brings an snns. .:
for hotel or apartment building. It con
tain tstns over 1900 square feet. Price,
,On Busy I4th st.
,E E1es,sn. store room with even
Near Rhode Island ave. $4,000.
10Th St. Near M.
Vacant lot. 80 feet wide by 40 feet
deep. In second commercial zone, provid.
ing nne location for, garage or other
business. Wide alley In rear. "
Close to 18TH and K.
Right in the heart of the most ,inten-
eiv harnip 10 o~kt ktu xtnS,
today. Brick house, containing ten
rooms and bath. Cap be converted read.
III ..y into psq:.s sq:as'; Il O.s,ss lot to
Stores on 9th St.
Two excellent store rooms with six
Ing on low rent basis brings $500 q
year and the price Is only $4,000.
On Greater Conn. Ave.
Substantially built 4.story and base; s;
Is fact wide on Conn. ave. and ls2 feet
deep to paved alley, Can be quickly
srty: in ideal section Of Wash!aston'. !.
5th avenue: Great opportunity for sure
West of I4th on L St.
Large brick house on lot 25xls9. with
one Of constantly Increasing values and
soon will be the center Of rapid develop
ment. The price Is only 10000.
L St. West E, OF 18th:
small small frame dwelling; $4,000 asked.
Close to 18th and L SITS.
50 feet deep to Wide alley. with 7-room
and bath house. This property at $4,000
Is a. excellent buy in this growing
We also have a number of
other very attractive PROPOSE
tions that will prove unusually
interesting to investors who
desire to purchase property for
a quick turnover. Details on
application. "
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
8I3 18th St. NV. Main 243o.
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Good Values Southeast.

Good Values Southeast.
In ne 100 block Of North 6arotina ave. s.e.; !;
southern exposure: SIX tesme asd tile hath:
h.v.h.; house in selsndid sepdislS9i iSsF fsoSt
possession. -
Near Lincoln Park. Price. $4,000. Attrae.
tiss, weli built home: with modern mpteys.
msats IN this excsi!ent iocatnn: elss1ie
cIsss eonditim; .imzsdiate posssssson; fsrms
arranged. H~ -
HOWENSTEIN BROS. =
7th apd 3. sts. NE. Phoos Lincoln ~.
Evening star., 1921-11-02

P. F. CARLEY, Real Estate,
617 E St. ~ Main 67o3.
once Hours. Z AM. to Z Pm.
ON L NEAR 18th ST. NV
IL rooms, attic and basement; brick house.
With front and back yards to wide alley:
heat; gas and elec. lights; income from rooms,
$50 q month. Don't miss this splendid home.
Price. $4,000. Cash REQUIRED; 5000.
:. p. r. CARLEY.
ON 18th ST.. IN 1900 BLOCK.
20 rooms and 3 baths; stone front; With
yds. to wide alley. A SPLENDID home and on one
Of the best locations 10 the city. Price. $4s,-
coo. Cash required. $1,000;
p. r. CARLEY.
ssoo BLOCK 11th ST. NV.
Groom and bath brick house, With ga.ase;
s;s;';i @is. alley. 3 F:'ss, sa;ssss;, i, R;TTt cash.
NEAR SOLDIERS HoME.
r.s :n snd :,sc. % fses.s; lot 4sziss to vide alley
Price. sles'o; sstrs :. esssi oaai1Er.
WEST cHERRYpA1.p.
N ~Soxns and hath; cement block houss, with
nics earaee; gas and elec. lights; hot-water
heat: iot, 16xibO. A splendid home and big
bargain for $500. Cash requifed. $50.
and secure this bargain.
~ P. r: cARLEY. =.
/ on K'NHAR 4.h 81. NE.
,,shts: front sna hack yards to allev. A
bsrrain for a. 600. Part cash.
\ =. -
P.;F.. cARLEY. .
,.t-E.t,.~
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- To Colored Purchaser.
Near 7th and l. SITS. ne. Attractive brick
home Of rooms and bath: large cellar with
exesIielt ,fuynses; brick garage for two esrs.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th and 81 gts. NE. Phone Aneoln eo7.
Bargain in Southwest.
$500. Brick home Of Eve rooms and bath
fr06t porch; hot-vatec heat; good cellar;
hsase fn good repair: lonG back ysrd: METAL
HOWENSTEIN, BROS.
tn ssa 3 sts. N.k fAsss Nsssaa ~.
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D. G.. ACREAGE.


side: Phons @eye: 1884. 49,
D. G. ACREAGE.
3: G. : 1oREAdE-E0TB- Oh 50UzhEs.
fE!sss;r E escii e, terms.
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS
DOWNTOWN N.oRTHwEsr . 7 SECTION:
walking distance government departments: 4
make price very interesting and would conxid-
er good hrst or second trust notes for equity.
Ceu mornings before 10, evenings after D.
Adams 2643. ~ A.
Ssr sea enlaa room M ena PIP .p.4
meats: rents for over $1,000 annually. This
is an awfully good bargain, as the price and
are wSEtiAR fflsiny sshr. sf1 y! H'rfey
14Gs s,1S. New x.;s fest q ave.
APARTMENT BUILDINGS
FOR SALE
That offer splendid return
on money invested.
Read these several offers:
Washington Heights-Corner.
building: a 'sG,'Saii snn0ai rental at low asnre:
rss% s:ss' s'ss 'Ssre.s ss''s ss ABOUT
Near 10th and U SITS.
ments. yielding $4,000 annually. based
on low rentals. Price, $275. Co.,
Near State, War and Navy
:psrtmsnt building lsn,,1. con e.,
81. s .4sS .nnu.l'y. ~ lfs Preed at $3.50. 'of
Cathedral Heights.
This substantial corner building on
the heights. overlooking the city. con
tains 20 four and dve-room a1d bath
apartments, renting for So 800 annually
on low basis. Price. $4,000.
We have a number of other
interesting propositions in both
small and large apartment
houses, a number of which can
be handled on q particularly
small cash payment. \.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
813 18th St. NV. Main 243o.
LESS THAN 35.OO0 CASH INVESTMENT IN
three apartment building will net over
81 600 year or 1856 In the equity: $7.SO0 hrst
trust. years 10 run: ~. 200. md trust. at
So. 8 years to run; you pay only semi.an,
built for less than $50. 900 today. Fireproof
garage. II the apt were vacant II would pay
the full approval Of the rent commission.
STONE & FAIRFAX;
Evening star., 1921-11-02

IRVING ST. Mr. 18th; EXTRA WE'LL
built. 3-story building: da:s Of 5 and
=. and b.; modern to the minute;
garage space: rented, $40 . month";
asking Si4. .25o: easy terms.
CAPITOL HILL; location unsur-
passed: well built building Of apta.:
gross annual rental. q $50; best offer
takes 1t. on terms; consider trade in
part payment
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main <597. 1923 r st.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
FOR sAIE-LOTs
/ $500 CASH AND
$40 MONTHLY

Buys the most desirable building
site in Chevy Chase, D. C.. Wide
frontage all improvements coil
venient to school, stores and
churches. Only a few left; act
quick. Address Box 17-L, Star
office. e.. :,
DESIRABLE H0ME-BUfLDfNG SITE IN
Chevy Chase. Price, 3Sc per "a. It. Ad.
dress BOX SOL. Star ONCE. g.
THREE ACRES. UNIMPROVED. NEW HAMP-
shire ave.. north Of Grant Circle. Phone Col.
2843-W:
1 APARTMENT SITE 25x14Ss FT.s ALLISON
st. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. NV, with site for
"a garages 438x12J It. in rear; 15-ft. alleys
all sides. OWNER, North $3.50, Bf. 81.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
Woodley Park.

PRICE, $l6.500-Near Wardman Park Inn,
well built. three-story brick residence.
attractive In appearance and modern In
every detail. Ten rooms; two we'll ap-
pointed baths; hot-water heat, electric
llghti hardwood floors Many other at.
tractive features. Garage.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
FOR SALE-H0UsES
COAtiaueA

JRY CO., INC.
Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
Near Saul's Addition.
PRICE. $lS.0oo-An unusually attractive two
story, semi-detached brick residence.
Mest OF 18th st.. constructed By one Of
Waxhington's foremost builders. Eight
rooms and bath; hot-water heat, electric
Ieht: hardwood doors; tiled kitchen:
Phone for full particulars
PetWorth.
PRICE, $7.00O-A modern and up-to-data
semi-detached home. conveniently located
... and remarkably lew priced. Six rooms
and bath; steam heat; electric light;
hardwood doors. Lot IL $50 feet deep 20
wide aney. In splendid condition. We
feel that this is a good value At the
above pr1ce.
Bloomingdale.
PRICE. 81 S5o-vacant and ready for, ,imme-
diate occupancy. An unusual opportunity
to obtain an attractive corner house At
very low price. Seven rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; hardwood noors. In nne
condition. Convenient terms can be
arranged.
Northwest.
PRICE. 81. .50O-A handsome semi-detached,
two-famiiy apartment building. in a
good section Of Columbia Heights and
convenient to 18th st. car line. The
lower apartment contains i've rooms and
bath and the. upper six rooms and bath.
Separate heating plants. Electric light.
A good value At this price.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
rhr2 Eve Street w phonec Main rr
McKEEVER & GOSS,
REALTORS,

I4Oo Eye St.
CHEVY CHASE.
A semi4bungalow Of stone construction: com
pletely detached on LOT 50xll0; new; contains
seven rooms and hath with spacious front
porch; convenient rear porches; electric lights.
hot-water heat and all other improvements.
MckEEvER 4 G0SS,
1905 Eye St. Main 4752.
SUBURBAN..
An attractive home, located on an acre OF
ground; house contains eight rooms and bath
with convenient porches at front and rear. In
cluding sleeping porch; all improvements:
hot-water heat and electric lights; hardwood
floors and trim: screened throughout: awnings;
garage; harm: chicken house; fruit trees.
Home combining the features of q city and
country home. Price only $1,000. 1882
MckEEVER 4 -GOsS.
1905 Eye St. Main 47s2.
WEBSTER ST.
Just Off 18th at. Substantially built home Of
brick: attractive throughout: contains ten
rooms. two baths. with marble shower: sleep
ing porch; hot-Water heat. electricity and gas;
hardwood doofs and trim: screens and avn
inEs; space for garage on 2o-foot alley. Price.
McKEEVE
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BUSINESS PROPERTY -
FOR SALE. -..
P. F.. CARLEY,. :.
617 E st. Main 6793.

b !WFyr CHERRYDALE;. sToRD AND
I nice living rooms, With sas and elec.
., lights; double gsnse; lot, H0x1b0:
Axturss in store; .. spiendM store ard
. rood business stand; Z. big bargain
for price. se'soe' part essa. ;, 4
NEAR soiDiERs' HONE. STORE :
and rooms and sarSse; WITH h.-w.h..
9as lights and bath. 4 splendid stand
for any kind of-bpiness. Pfiee, 900;
part cash. 90 i.
NEAR 4th AND K sTs. Nh; STORE l.
=, and Z rooms; earsge space; latrobs &
heat: gas Hghts: a. big bargain for
price. $500; cash. N.0o0.
SBRooKLAND-sT STORE AND SEW
eral nice living .rooms; store suitable
for any kind Of business. a good buy
for 5000. Part1eash.
P. r sscARLEY.
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Mr., WARDMAN PARK INN.

Dnquestionably one Of the most attr.cti {.
homes and the best value In Woodley Park
lndividusi design and containing many f..
turss not found in the average home. Til
are ten well pfoportloned rooms. two conp
baths, 6reakfast and sleeping porches: na:
coayenienee2,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE


NR. TUXEDO. ND: ABOUT I MfhE
to the District line: about ~ acres;
improved bye5-r. and b. modem house:
garage. etc.; vacant; cheap, on terms:
consider lsasias. or trading for equity
in city property. =!
7.pAssENeER sTUDEBAKRR car;
looks and runs like new: fully equip
ped; sell cheap. On terms; or take
clear lot, or equity In small house
in part payment. Il" =
BBPORE EXCHANGING your prog
erty, let. M know what you have and
what you wlsh-get advantage Of our
large, select ltst and long, expertenee
in ha3ips; lots. apaftments, business
N. E. .RYON CO., INC,
suoesseess g New York Realty Brokers.
NAin <507. 1423 1t.
-.U 4 -
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wANTEp-ro RENT

wANfED-TO RENT SIX OR SEVEN ROOM
house; modern improyemenee; around 80. Ad-
dress Boz SAL, Star once. +
UNFURNISHED HOUSE IN CHEVY OHA AsE
for the winter months; prefer the Maryland
side. Phone Cleye. 1884. y
Evening star., 1921-11-02
OPEN.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
r6eo Webster St. NV.


1920 Webster St. NV.
hot-sater heat and electric lights: garage.
Open for inspection.
N0KTHEAST. ONE BLOCK EAST CAPITOL
cars: modern Groom and bath: room for
E.r.Es: Rsdsesd ,,% for quick sale to saSeo.
FORCED TO DISPOSE or BEACT1FUL
aoors; double porches; excellent location, Only
g $50 as Si1ass NAM ST. "
CLEVELAND PARK-bbCIDEDtY ATTRAc-
tive and we'll built ssmi-dstached tapestry
brick: :! rooms and bath and layatsry: reeep:
bse.knss porch: opsn aregl.ss; Nv: az. :sd
sss esasoa bcei ony
~. ',.''o w. Q. ! ;: zSSTzfsaER Essi,s. :,, .,,,
sAUES AbDITTON-EXCEfLENT IX-kO0M
:.s ,n aoSs III 1s s., :ns sse'
5000 ee:h 8 ee1esfs z1szssEs tss5iRssd a..sss dsess
and baths; h.x. and elect; hardwood floors;
open s:s:.sis S s:: sisS MONTH t.
az. s. ,o,s 4 = zAsrz1sonR Re.''s; s:,. ss,,.
FOR s1L|2S BRYANT ST. Me- JUST
east OF North C3pftO1 ST. C1fBS nearly new
six-room and bath, colonial brick house: con-
crete street and alley; open and ready to
move in. 81. 900 cash; balance. $o9 monthly.
Including interest Price. $3.50 Inspect TO-
T q. R. EowENsrEiN CO.. 1914 st. NV.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK S.E.
ssmi.detached brick house, rooms; IN good
rear; viii house 9 cars; house faces nne paved
street and has S0-foot paved alley In rear.
a a. &. HouGHroN 4 CO., 1915 Il st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST In every section"
$1,000
POSSESSION AT ONCE:
Just north Of Park I'd. near Soldiers' Home:
2-story brick dwelling. rooms and bath;
"a. a 6. HoUGHroN CO., 1915 H st. NV.
1--WE have the BEST IN every SECTION"
ONE BLOCK FROM l4th ST. CARS.
NORTH OF PARK RID. NV.
Two-story. colonial front brick dwelling; 81!
large rooms, two baths; hot-water heat ana
electric light; double back porches; large lot
to paved alley. with garage. This most attrac-
five home ID in excellent condition.
A, c. HOUGHTON & CO., 1915 H st. NV.
1--WE. have the BEST In every section :"
MAKE YOUR HOME PAY FOR ITSELF:
Two-story. eight-room and two-bath brick
house in Columbia Heights: hot-water heat,
electric lights; arrsnsed foE sw9 lam fsmss; let:
floor will exceed monthly payment required on
'at a. 9. HouGHroN 4 CO.. 1915 h st. NV.
1--WE have the BEST in every section.
Evening star., 1921-11-02

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