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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

M ANY a !: i: : s:ss:;;
AVA will look back
on 1920 as the year they
discovered the American
public. They found out
that a nation is not mere
mass and statistics-but
PEOPLE.
Right now, every
where, business policies
are being re-written-
with the individual up
permost. The average
American citizen is no
longer a market. He is
a person.
There was never any
other way to look at him
in the first place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
KING AGAIN ELECTED
TO HEAD MERCHANTS
Begin New Year Determined to
Get National Representation

Under the leadership of President
Philip King and other officers who
were reelected yesterday, the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton today began a new year deter
mined to make it memorable one
| in point of effort to secure national
representation for the District and
extend Washington's trade relations
, with nearby Virginia and Maryland.
In addition to President King. Gen.
Anton Stephan was promoted to the
post of first vice president and
Charles F. Crane. chairman of the
master printers section, elected to
| the second vice presidency. Charles
| ]. Columbus, Louis Levy and NJ. D.
Rosenberg were reelected secretary.
treasurer and general counsel, re-
| spectively. The officers were selected
by the new board of governors.
A booster trip was decided on and
q committee named to make plans for
| it. 1t was the opinion Of the gov
errors the trip should be conducted
on purely trade lines.
Secretary Columbus was directed to
attend the convention of the National
Association of Retail Secretaries,
which will be held in New York Feb
ruary Z and 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
COSTS $1,000 FOR EACH
HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL
Representative Kelly Urges Bust
ness Graduates to Repay Charge
in Good Citizenship.

ut Is costing the government $1,000
for every pupil who comes through the
high schools. and every graduate owes
in return good citizenship to America -
Representative NJ. Clyde Kelly Of Penn
sylvania told the siNty-four graduates
Of the two-year course at Business High
School a midyear commencement exer-
cises last night in the auditorium Of the
institution. Good citizenship, he ex-
planned. means the advancement Of the
common welfare OF the nation. But
you can't be good citizen he said.
unless you realize that there is more
in this world than selfish greed
Representative Kelly predicted that
the nation will face the most critical
time in it's history within the next three
or four years. However, he expressed
the opinion that the country will meet
these perils and pass the crises"
High tribute was paid to BUSINESS
High School graduates by Edwin c.
Graham, member of the board of educa-
ton, who presided at the exercises.
Allan Davis, principal Of the school
announced scholarship awards to the
following graduates: Henry Wagner
Ruby Miller. Alma B. Zwissler and Eliz-
abeth Loveless Davis.
Diplomas were presented by Stephen
E. Kramer. assistant superintendent OF
schools. Invocation was pronounced by
Rev william T. Snyder. Music was
furnished by the school orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
Civn Service Head
Suggests Technical
TrainingforWon,en

Ffeafaent Martin A. Morrison
Of the Civil Service Cenamlssion
to-day suxkested the aavisabil-
ity u Recommending to woman
students In preparatory schools
and colleges the advantage Of
pufsuin9 technical and Acientific
cOurses rather than the purely
academic courses.
Pointing out that the records
Of the commission show that an
Increasing number OF women
are being appointed in the gov
eminent service to positions
which require technical or scf-
entific traininE. President Nor
fIson saias
ssThe commihsion believes TINT
the changing conditions are not
peculiar to the government serv-
ice. but are found in private EN-.
ploy ~ WELL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
URGES SHELTER BOXES
FOR POLICE BENEFIT
Trinidad Association Would Pro-
vide Repositories for Surplus
Clothing of Men ON Duty.

Shelter boxes for surplus clothing
and effects OF policemen. located on
their beats. were urged at a meeting
Of the Trinidad Citizens Association
last night at the Manual Training
school. 9Th and l streets northeast
c. W.. Edwards, chairman of the as
sociAtfon's committee on fire and po-
lice. introduced the resolution favor
ing establishment Of such boxes.
which, de said, would be a great con-
ventence to policemen.
The association also took up the
proposed new rules and regulations
Of the District fire department. It
was asserted that f1remen have to be
in full uniform all the time and some
times will have to go to fires in their
best uniform. II they happen to tear
or destroy the uniform they nave to
pay for new one. Mr.. Edwards was
instructed to make q thorough inves-
tigation Of the proposed rules and re-
port his findings. at the next meeting.
Estimate Of the District Commits
sioners for home for the feeble
minded in Washington was Endorsed
on motion Of DR.. Percival Hall Re-
duced car fare for school children was
favored in . resolution passed by the
association. Six candidates were elected
to membership. Don II. YORK, president
Of the association. presided
Tshera ara ahout an yoanv rats a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Denver cigar factories now employ
more than 1900 men and women. and
are supplying a large part Of the de-
mand Of the Rock Mountain states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Not all Of US can be heroes. but all
of US can be patriots. Payment OF
your income tax helps to make you one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

The common lilac Is a native Of
Persia. and was first taken to Europe
in the sixteenth century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
To the Business Men Of
the Retail Tire Business

that can be set down in fft;
words:
take the average American
YOU see On the streets Of your
home town.
Never mind the weight Of his
car or the size Of its wheels.
Put az much conscience into .
3ox3h tire rs any other.
Think Of the man before any.
thing.
Trust him to do square.toed,
sensible thinking about tire
economy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Except In very minor ways the village
life In India has not changed for 2.ovo
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

9,uw. Any suggestion Of low.
cred Standards for immediate
benefit were met with the
words: mo Compromise"
THOUSANDS Of motor.
L lists - average American
acknowledgements think
ers-acted in about the same
way as this Company. They
had temptations, too. Big
discounts. Fictitious bargains.
But they went to a legitimate
dealer and bought United
States Tires.
These men had keen noses
for economy values and
nothing put them off the
track. Somehow or other
they fastened on to the SIM
pie down>to-earth policy be-
hind United States Tires-a
policy that had never been
bill boarded broadcast but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

There arc about as many rats as
there are people In the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

The common king snake is an enemy
of the rattlesnake and often kills it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Trust him to do square.toed,
sensible thinking about tire
economy"
WHAT this policy did Is
w now a matter Of record.
This Company feels that it
created the most substantial
level.headed tire following in
this country.
Because Of this following.
the makers Of United States
Tires are working with every
element at normal. December,
1920, shipments to dealers
for early 1921 business were
greater even than in the same
month Of 1919.
MOREOVER, this Com.
NApany starts 1o21with an
untitled order balance. Tire
users get fresh tires, ofcurrent
production.
And now-this very day
more dealers and more tire
users are coming to u. S.
Tires than ever before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

A1Omanufacturer everhad
~ a better chance to test
a policy than the makers Of
United States Tires had last
year.
With every temptation to
force production Ito join
the scramble to get the big
share Of tire demand-thc
United States Rubber Com
pany stuck to its quality pro-
Evening star., 1921-10-14
Carefully SELECTED LIST OF HOMES
REPRESENTING UNUSUALLY GOOD VALUES

lust Off Lincoln Park "A
beautiful Groom home having three excep-
ti"nally large beichaInlers; hot-water heat:
hrautiful lighting fixtures; garage. Price and
terms reasonable
Attractive Sem = Detached
brick home in Cleveland Park. rooms and
bath: hotwater heat. electric lights: glasse
breakfast and sleeping porches; garage for =
cars Price sl4'"oo- Immediate possession
West OF 10th St, Near Colum-
bia rd:-Unusually attractive 10-room and .
bath home: thoroughly modern throughout:
finest quality guartered-oak floors and trim;
front and rear porches. Owner has reduced
price for quick sale.
Near 18th St. and Mass. Ave.
E.W.-Beautiful marble front residence in this
attractive downtown location; IL rooms and
. baths: electric lights; newly decora ted
throughout. Suitable for high-class residence
or. at very little expense can be converted
into splendid tlree-stOry apartment. Price
and terms reasonable. Immediate possession
can be given.
Corner Detached Residence
with exceptionally large lot. inclosed IN at
tractiyc stone fence: 8 rooms and bath; hot
water heat; hardwood floors: garage for two
cars; house equipped with awnings and screens.
Property owned by naval officer being trans
ferred out of city who will sell for $1l, 800
and arrange reasonable terms.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs
Continued.
BARGAIN.


FOR SALE BY OWNER.
NEAR 14th AND RANDOLPH SITS. NV.
New Groom house: built heated garag':
ami: attic; cement front porch. wid" doubt.
rear pOrciles. If You Interested IN thi>.
do not delay. Address Box 5s-t. Star otfc".
BARGAIN-PETWORTH.
Tnparalled SEMI DETACHED. new HON"
values. absolutely TNDlPLlcABLE at the
price asked REINFORC ED cost RI.TE colo
mia! front porch. sy2o feet; Frenrh i'nn"l.'i
specially designed doUr- and windows. rhr
rooms have front AMI sdr'.Iiyi,;. spacious
entrance hall: LARGE. StNNY LIVING
ROOM with REAL RHItk FIHEPLArE: we'll
arranged dining with FRENCH DOORS
Lending TO open breakfast porch: very large
kitchen and LARGEST PANTRY N PET
WORTH: built in REFRIGERATOR: 3 com.
Portable bedrooms: sleeping p""rh thai lee
converted into two: lNl'Si ALLY l.Al;Gl:
ii'. bathroom: rim is mahogany and white:
hardwood floors: attractir" ri""tci" liyinG">:
HAT radiators: bright. larg" cellar With SiI;N-
ANTS TOILET aud STATIONARY WASH
TI-BS. Material and workmanship un"x-
celleI. Inspect at once: open Till . pm. every
day. lGUI Sih 81. iat cor Stli and Buciananl
4 REMARKABLE BI'Y.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO 80.
Hl4 New York Ave. Franklin 's.is
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RANDOLPH ST. NV. NEAR 9Th, IEr
worth: perfect house in this popular neigh
bnrhod: u ROOMS. tiled bath; lot water heat.
electricity and gas: oak floors: sleeping porch:
sion; reasonable terms. Price. $3.50
LOFTS T. SHOEMAKER.
1t17 New York Ave. Main il.s;.
Sth ST. NV. NEAR BI'TTIRNI-T: INME-
date occupancy (! an A-r"'iu. modern. hollow
tile house. detached: i.e;, lot 10 nli"y 3!,acr.
Latest American radiator heat. ..i"rtric light.
ga: very larg" front porch. sleeping porch:
tT'"k fireplace: slate roof: af'ir sIa,r. chicken
i"'!>'. Convenient 20 "m" "f ili, larg'~i and
best public schools To cars. rnl,iir library.
h"eirabi" i"cati"ns in thc city aud AT !l","1
is II genuine bargain. Moderate terms
LOUIS l. SHOEMAKER.
14oi NV York Ave. Main il,:.
49,. MADISON ST. NV. .latn 81. HIGH
landsl: beautiful new, detached ll.ue,. Of
tapestry brick: slate roof; a show house #
unsurpassed quality of construction and most
attractive plan. ideal lot with tlu'. old
frees Living with iiandsoin" brick fire
place. dining room breakfast porch. large
kitchen: coat closet: attractive reception r"",r
rear stairs; very large front porch of brick
and concrete; bedrooms. fiji" bathrooms
with shower immense and delightful sheep
tiGnal rooms: laundry: cold ->torag" and fIi..i
in basement: hot water heat, electric
light gas: beautiful Lighting hxtmres W"
shall be glad to show You tl,is io,r, a; am,
time and 10 discuss price and terms.
LOFTS =. SHOEMAKER.
1907 N.w York Ave-. Mar 1l'a.
FINEST LOCATION IN rETwoETII uN
''rant Circle beautiful TAPESTRY brick hard
~".i finish: electricity. ga>: alley: practically
new. Price reduced for quick sal" +" Sl".T,:
reas,'iah" terms.
Union REALTY CoEPoEATIoS
80 q -. . Main 49,.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

The most picturesque part Of Washington.
High ground overlooking the Potomac and
also facing Conduit road. Beautiful home
sites: all detached; large grounds for gardens.
chickens and fruit: modern conveniences.
Potomac Heights has passed the speculative
period and is now established as a high-grade
residential community. Large building opera
tions now going on: 10 houses going up and a
few for sale at moderate prices and on easy
terms. We have number Of pretty home
and soon will he all gone. Better be one Of
the fortunate ones and secure a site in this
fast growing suburb before all are sold. Large
section and a new road ordered opened at
once through Potomac Heights to connect
Conduit and River roads. This Is the coming
section-The palisades Of the Potomac. Certain
to always be white and only detached homes
of good class. Call on s. 7, DORsETT.
Owner 1904 II st. NV. Main 1900 or see
W. F. JACKSON. Owner. living on the prop
erty. 5424 Conduit road. Cleveland 4S3.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Con In n ssh
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. NJ 4Ao 14oO H ST NV.
MT. PLEASANT AND COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14oo II St. NV.
Continued,


Tel. NJ. 4}4o 14o0 H St. NV.
Mt PLEASANT AND COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
:s" % ar an s m In n s@@ % @ |' rear n Is % Lot TO a % % neat
Ssa" the "a'h;
brick from, and
EXTRA aiin aS n a. f w" % @ ,s sn and oak a' n % , @ @
PETWOR1H.
"hi furnace heat
% m W sI~ @ rooms"
% S,r % wa va%' % ' u % s " """
CHEVY CHASE
hot vs.n, s s S ',t s" a t" s' ] t n @ % %
% % Mo: % @ @ attic
n a, 'a1 a s"I % hFht~ nn m n
heat electricity and
SAUI.S ADDITION.
~ a 'a ls@ sH aM y"". @ Ia in Sn@ Isa % ,r %t ase a % TIE
G @ lot snr."1y @ i
thn no,w sea!
Glen EI-.\ND PARK.
l"a metal '"'lntn
electricity
% @ % % ras" % r,% @ @ ,na"a % @ ] % ur%
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS AND WOODI-EY PARK.
:es d,ar" bright e bath hot water heat electric
$500" Ls Warhnan Park Hotel baths h heat electric lights;
ST." ta,'a' lean lsa.tn ais i." m complete
SIG "% & 1" M % s'"" ] | @ " @ 3 % %'" % %" M 1~; vt , @
BOSS < PHELPS.
THE HONE OF HOMES
Tel. NJ. -;4n. LOO II st. NV.
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NEAR 18th AND IRvING-THREE-S STORY
brick: thirteen rooms. tw" baths: NV: H..
electricity: weatlerstripped; two-rar brick ga
rage 81, 600 cash required.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
1910 I; st Main ISIS.
BY OWNER-BRICk CORNER; HOUSE.
Georgetown: walking distance departments: "
lurge light rooms, facing park: baths; fine
condition; bargain at $4,000: $1,000 cash. bal
ance moderate monthly payments; no dealers.
Call Franklin 6162. week days.
Evening star., 1921-10-14

A Very Rare Opportunity to
buy a six room brick semi bungalow in the
best section Of Chevy Chase: hot water heat,
electric lights; ample space for garage. Owner
leaving city will sell for Sl1 800.
. Six-Room California Bungalow
in exceptionally nice location; hot-water heat.
electric lights; open fireplace: hardwood floors:
tile bath: bedchambers. Price, $500.
On Avenue Southeast-Nice
4-room home with garage; just listed for sale
at 81 900; $500 cash and balance monthly.
A good buy. Immediate possession can he
given.
In Chevy Chase Unusually
attractive s-room and 2-bath detached home;
hot-water heat. electric lights: freproof
garage; open fireplace; screened breakfast
and sleeping porches; instantaneous h0t-water
heater. Pfice, s17,500. Ready for Immediate
occupancy.
Attractive Groom and Bath
semi-detached home near Lincoln Park. House
is in splendid condition throughout. Room
for garage. Price, 5000. on very reasonable
terms.
Evening star., 1921-10-14

NEARLY AN ACRE OF GROUND: G.
room well built house: oftbuildings;
choice fruit; close to Takoma Springs.
4 "give-away" at s., 900: clear; $500
cash. S35 month; rented by the
month
CORNER LOT, 1OOx2OO IT,; 5-room
frame house, in good repair; well wa
ter, fruit, etc; excellent value at
$3.50: $3.50 cash. balance $50 month;
close to Carroll ave. and Sligo bridge.
N. f. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897 Observation-Disclosures. 1923 F st.
Evening star., 1921-10-14
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

SEMI DETACHED CIR. u u. BRICK;
modern: perfect condition: paved alley:
high elevation: facing park. ne: only
S,,:diD: trust S2,JOO: terms OIL equity
Or trade for guod suburban property.
\ REAL HOME IN FLORIDA: with.
in few feet of beautiful lake: -.
acres rich land in grapefruit and many
other kinds: improved by modern 1r.
and b. house. completely furnished;
asking S6.J0n: clear: terms: trade
for suburban house in or near District
y. T.. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main i1!1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1923 + st.
Evening star., 1921-10-14

TEN ROOMS. BATH AND CELLAR: WIDE
frontage; semi-detached: located three squares
OF Congressional Library. choice part of Capi-
tol Hill. This property can be made an eNXl-
lent home Reasonable terms. Price. $50
J. O. WELDON e. CO..
i'll ST. Sc. Opp. Congressional Library.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE: BEAUTIFULLY
furnished home on Harvard terrace. including
a Dodge sedan automobile: house contains re-
ception hall, living room with open fireplace.
dining room, kitchen and screened rear porch.
four bedrooms, bath. five large closets and
double sleeping porch and attic: maids room:
built in garage: winters supply Of coal and
wood; hot twater heat: electric light: furnish,
inrs include approximately $1,000 worth Of
oriental rugs: beautiful surroundings and w"n
derfuI view Of park; lot. e3.03 feet by lU7.1
feet to I5-foot alley. Substantial cash pay
/ ment required.
GEO. w LINKiNS. Exclusive Agent.
l1ll K st nM
Evening star., 1921-10-14

AM OBLIGED To DISPOSE OF MY MODERN
home ON 18th st. at very low figure: beauti-
fui condition throughout: six large rooms, tile
bath vapnr heat: electric lights: large
screened sleeping porch: hardwood floors: CO.
lonial front porch: copper screens throughout:
will give immediate possession. Address Box
92-t. Star office.
FOR SALE, RI OWNER-AN ATTRACTIVE
corner house. 3 exposures, containing 10 rooms,
inclosed sleeping porches. 2 baths. garage.
Apply premises. 1910 10th st NV. lt'
Evening star., 1921-10-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Continued


4 FINE COUNTRY HOME, SITUATED JUST
over the District line in the state OF Mary
land. a state road: with all the conSen-
fences OF modern city home: forty five acres
OF good land. with large oak grove in front OF
house: ten acres In woods, rest cleared: fruit
trees; house has four bedrooms. dining room.
library, breakfast room. kitchen, bathroom and
large front and rear porches: newly papered
and painted: large garage and stable: tennis
courts. Price. $4,000. or $4,000 newly fur
nished. Address Box 187-B. Sta- office.
FIvE-ROOM HtTNGA,AlW. BATH: ELECTRIC
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH: ELECTRIC
Light: h.w.h.: gas for cooking: garage: large
lot: square TO line. Price. S..0uh:
81 900 cash: balance TO be arranged. Apply
FOR RENT.
Falls Church, Va.
Will rent furnished. for winter months. =
room house: all modern convenienrrs: reason
able to reliable party.
For details. phone Columbia 33iS. l6'
GROOM BUNGALOW. $40 MONTH. MRS. l..
{. Rrunn-r. Call at T.. o.. f. Falls Church. Va.
WANTED.
RELIABLE COUPLE, WITHOUT CHILDREN.
will care for country place for winter in ex-
change for rent: best references. Address Box
::2ti-B Star office. IL
Evening star., 1921-10-14

PARK RID. Mr.. 10th: HANDSOME IL
room residence. in perfect condition:
> baths: h.w.h.: 3 screened s,".pin:.
porches: rented, Sl15 Il month; prev.
Sl4,JO0; terms.
Mr.. 14th AND NEWTON NM:
r. and b. brick hOt-air neat. monthly
tenant: s. 900: 81 .tnS, cash: bai.:rc..
.S,iD Il month.
y. T.. RION CO.. INC.
Successors 10 Mex York Realty Br"ko:>
Main 1851 li..; ST
Evening star., 1921-10-14

Extra Special.
Do you want $50 for 81. II so. inspect
this Ar bungalow Nice as a new pin. Has
gas. electricity. water: corner lot. Only
S., $50: 5000 cash: balance like rent. Apply TO
Ii. c. Maynor,
1907 33rd ST.. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 3a3-W.
Evening star., 1921-10-14

NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD-DETACIIED:
large lot; eight rooms; ami. Price. slo,oW
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
1t1O q Of Main 1915.
Evening star., 1921-10-14
BRADFORD 4 COMPANY,
RJ-AT TORS


REALTORS.
FOR COI.Oi:ED HOMESEEkERS.
SIS Il. st..n.w.: r"nlns- -anI bath be,i
rn,n!>: gas. latrobe heat: recently paIercd ami
painted throughout and front and back painted
also Price. s4.!Go $500 cash. $50 per month.
On :,.nd st. q NV: u rooms and BATH:
gas latrobe heat; front and back yard: semi
detached brick house. An exceptional hny.
Price. $500: $500 cash. balance Ike rent.
st. near 11th NV: attractive S-room
and bath house with furnace heat. gas. and in
A condition. This is in a desirable" rolOrrd
nrighborlood and can be bought on reasonable
I. rms. Price ST. $50: 500 cash.
o st. between md and :rd IL. q rooms and
bath: gas. latrobe heat. Price. $4.95o. Small
cash payment.
Hobart ST. near reservoir: 6 rooms and bath:
colonial style: gas. furHac. heat: with room
for garage Price. 81 800: $3.50 cash.
Southeast. near 18th and ID SITS: rooms
and bath: gas latrobe heat. Price. $1,000
Small cash payment.
Northeast: VACANT: rooms and bath: gas
Iatrube heat, House has just been repaired
throughout and ready t" occupy. Price. 81. 40"
$3.50 cash.
Near 9th and q sts rooms and bath: gas.
latrDI,c heat: IN excellent condition. Price.
s.. 200. Terms like rent.
Georgetown. near 31st and L sts.: rooms
and bath: 3 stories: latrohe heat: in excellent
repair Price. 81. 4.25O Reasonable cash payment.
BRADFORD & COMPANY.
REALTORS.
94 l4th st. NV.
Main JS11 Main :JS1S.
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BY OWNER-I02O 7th ST N.E.-HOUSE. SIX
rooms and bath: h.w.h.. electricity and gas:
three pOrches. 1S'
Evening star., 1921-10-14

HEDGES Il NIL
REAL
1884 H Street NV.
KALORAMA RID.
PRICE. Sl61W.
Attractive home. !: rooms 90 bedro"ns' and
. complete baths: all modern improvements;
hnamed ceiling in The dining room. Considered
10 bc of the best values in this section
Excellent condition. Terms.
SAULS ADDITION.
PRICE. S14. so.
Detached corner house. center entran"" type.
complete bath and larat"ry: strictly n"'i"rn:
maids room and toilet in cellar Built 10y
one of Washincton's hest builders: very large
lot with a 4ofoot parking. Garage Terms
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE Ssa.a
One of the best offerings on the heights.
lust lIStcd--Semi detached colonial type:
rooms II bedro0mSl and bath: h.-w.h.. electric
lights: hardwood floors and trim: LEANED cell
ing in the dining room; rear porches. Easy
terms can be arranged.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
PRICE $13,VOO.
Well situated 3-story brick dwelling. con-
tanning rooms and . baths; electric lights;
ing on a wide alley Early possession anh
reasonable terms.
I4th ST. EXTENDED.
PRICE. S13. 500.
Colonial type home: rooms and bati!,: !:
hardwood floors: p"rches; electric lights
and hot-water heat. Garage. Terms.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
PRICE, 10000
Corner house in old Chevy Chase; detached.
on large lot with beautiful oak trees. First
floor living room library. dining room. pantry
and kitchen Second foor bedrooms and
bath Third floor. maids room. Modern i'm
provements. Terms if desired.
NEARBY MARYLAND.
PRICE. SGjoo.
Nicely located sr,brrh home: 4 rooms and
bath: sleeping porch electric tights: furnace
Eeat: newly painted: one book from trolley
! line lot !WN1oo. Easy terms.
HEDGES & MI
MEMBERS OF THE WASHIN
T! 1894 II Street NV.
Evening star., 1921-10-14
Main sc.

~CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main &C. o2s 18th St NV.