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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
MANY ARE DISAPPOINTED
At TRIAL LPOSTPONENENT
Great Crowd Assembled TO Hear
Swoetman Case. but It Went
Over to April Term.

Special Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Dover. Feh 26 Tn the Kent county
court ~ Cieneral Sessions yesterday.
two cases exprrted - be tried by the
stste and which had attracted one IF
Hrs largest crowds In the history ~ a
kent county court for many years.
state - tgayard svveetman. one in
tllrtrucrt FOR assault and battery and
enc fer assault With feioulouH intent
came L. a saIaen ending FAR as this
tenn af caarf il concerned AppIIca
tor aeas nfa5e bg counsel for Sweet
nun for continuance. IF the cases until
the Aprl} Term 0n fhs ground ~ ne
ahse nee II material witness. ard the
.sf8eiav VII of the defendant counsel BE-
4Q II regular form the continuance
ms granted.
1he-e e.eses have attracted more than
ordinary interest since they haze come
before the public Sweetman had been
confined il 1aH aaul two days ago.
whom rs secured ball IN th6 sum Ok
$1,000 ON the two indictments.
The prosecuting witness IS the fifteen
year-oId daughter of L. r Longnecker.
a farmer. who came 10 Delaware about
Il year axe. from MARYLAND. purchasing
The Hartman farm, between Viola and
Woodside
In the case ol Noah Swiecett. white
man. indicted for the larceny Of load
of wood from Watson Cramer. a coIored
man Twins north oT Dover nolIe prose
que was entered by the STATE, because
af an element Of doubt concerning the
alleged larceny.
The ease Of LemueI Barrett. colored
indicted for assault and battery on Earl
+ Waynau. also colored, at smyrna
several weeks ago was tried by jury
/ but the evidence showing a general
melee among some colored people. tht
i jury evidently looked upon the case as
/ a fret-for-au te ana returned q yer.
i dict OF not guilty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
DOLBOw CASE CONTINUED.

IN the City Court today the case Of
Warren Dolbow, charged with non
support, was continued until next Wed
nesday at the request OF his counsel,
James Salisbury and bail was fixed
at $500.
The case OF Morris il. Hutsor, charg-
cd with non-Eupport. was continued
until the last Saturday IN March. at
the request OF Probation Officer Ray.
Hutson, according 81 Assistant city
Solicitor Davis. would not work but has
changed his mind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
\. \. {. LOCOMOTIVE
SHOPS WILL REOPEN

81 Associated Press q Every EvenlnE
Wnhamsport, Pa. Feb. 26.--At,
nouncement Was made today that the
locomotive shops Of the New York
Central Railroad Company az AVIS
which were closed on February ls
would resume full operations on Tues
day with working force Of 600 men
The announcement did not state wher
the car repair shops would reopen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
LIQUOR BATH.
The Ingredients Got Walter Henderson In
Serious Trouble.

The case Of Walter Henderson, colored.
charged with violating the State Liquor
law was continued until wednesday at
the request OF h Is counsel Philip L. Gar
rett by Deputy Judge Lynn In Municipal
court today Henderson was arrested last
night on Fifth street, near Walnut by
Detectives Riley, hempski, MoDannel
and Sutton. !ust as ne stepped from taxi
cab He IS alleged TO have earned hve
gallons OF pure gram alcohol N a suitcase
and two bottles q supposed whisky III his
pocket
Henderson said he had purchased the
liquor for bathing purposes and assured
the officers he had been told by ms physl-
clan Il would do INN good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
RIFLE AND PISTOL GLIB.
Ranges to be Fitted Up In The Heart OF
the city.

At the fourth annuai meeting ef the
Brandy wine Hifle aHd Pistol tEub. ri
the du Pont B1aIdtng. last evening. thu
following officers were elected Col. :
2. Doherty. president David 4 eirier
wee president Edward G. Goeie. eXeeu-
tive oiIlcer X $ Cashcll. treasurer
John =. Grier. secretary
The executive committee annouEsed
that il had secured Tor the use Of The
club. the basement Of a buildtpS 81
West reuth street in which the eiai
viii install an indoor rifle ana pistol
...rga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

DIR. MAGRTDER AT NEW

special Correspondence of Every siyenlng
Newark Feb. - -Rey. ] n Magru-
der. y. -. II Baltimore viii haEe charge
Of htc services at 81 Thomas I. +.
Church at j and 80 O'clock tomorrow
There win be no eight O'Clock oelebra
ton Of the Holy Eucharist in this
church tomorrow. Since the restgna
ton of the Rev Walter G Haurt which
became effective the last of January
the vcstry. with The assistance &c Bishop
cook. has heeb Sc, uring supply for
each sunday and TINS viii continue IN
iii new rector is secured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
PERKINS HAS OFFIOE.
Trustee Of Poor Declines to Attcnd TO
business fairs 1T His Homo.

Henry w. Perkins. Trustee OF the
Poor for tho Southeastern district OF
Wilmington. has served notice on his
constituents that be Will not attend to
business affairs at hts homo He has
esta biished an office ut tho Rroccry
sotre of short q Rose. northwest cor
ner OF Sixth and Lombard streets. where
nil business will be transacted.
He explained today that he and his
family had been annoyed by persons
swarming to his homo TO reoeivo poor
orders. hence the announcement ne
made today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
STEAMER HITS ICEBERG,
Princess Matoika with 1000 Passengers
Drifts fOr Hours.

I3y Associated Press t. 1Eyery Evening
Boston. Feb. -6.--The Transatlantic
P-.rcess Aiatoika with 1000 pas
.s.-.rs trorn Genoa ana Naples struck
.eas..,. or submerged wreck OF
-aa. Ic. i. T.. Thursday night and
.as ...,t.red helpless by damage 10 the
eta.r.nD gear. but after drifting for
hoars was brought under control.
N.asszIasrs containing these advices
-e-e roc eived today at this porx. The
fr. .ce1s Matoika mad been previously
ordered diverted here for and-typhus ex-
a...t-.t-l lru.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

F.ilzabeth = ! Feb "a s-Throo men
believed ~ the pnlice - he an'orobUe
bandits who have afolen lb rnarhirsu
in ftnion county recently wsro captured
~ = sboriTz posse at Ranilworeh eari7-
today The capture followed = nri and
dale ~haae ~ several nou-p after
trolley oar rad been held ln ~ mid
night near here.
The men waited for fhe trolley NJ
stop ~ = railroad crossing when ono
RI them disconnected thr trolley pole
Two ~ hem gtnod AZ the hack dnor
and fhe afher ~ the front .vharn y III
volvcr ehnt ~ an armed trolley guard
felled him The others lvnrnedlateis
reecued him. placed him IN waiting
automobile and then spcd 4 away They
had gone eight miles rhen the acssa
caught them
Besides thc automobile thefts the
police gaid Iater the men arr believed
IL haye been responsible for three -a-
cent street car h0ld-ups II which con
ductors and passengers were robbed af
23 900 These hold-ups occurred lc
different times and q different places
n he county and resulted in placing
arraed guards on he cars and .Raug4-
tior II ne system * alarms hat
vas lsed % spread ne news - .oday 3
4 attefapted rohberv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Maternity Ward Opened.

The management Of the Delaware
Hospital has taken the partitions from
several rooms and formed q maternity
ward The ward which IS the first
one 81 its kind ever opened hy the
institution. IS equipped with eight beds
and is noV ready for Use.
The hospital has also arranged a
number Of nice semi-private rooms At
reasonable prices, in addition 10 It's
higher-rate private rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
CITY MORTALITY LOW.
Only ~ Deaths This Week as Against
SO Year Ago.

The mortality for the week reported by
the Board Of Health, Is considerably less
than for the corresponding week OF last
year. the comparisor being 81 this wear
and So for the corresponding week Of 1920
Births were nearly the same, the score Of
n to 81 beng IT. favor Of 1920 Marriages,
however. have fallen off from % in 900
to ! ] this year
One death. this week was from scarlet
fever. one from tuberculosis and one
from grip
A total Of 20 new cases Of contagious
maladies have been reported Scarlet
fever and chicken pox lead the list, with
six Of each, whooping cough coming next
with FIVE cases, followed by two Of measles
and one Of diphtheria
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS
MAKE C|TyW|DE RAID
A Number of Arrests Made This
Afternoon simultaneously
About tho City.

Six places were rnided by prohibition
officers this afternoon on warrants
sworn out by w. Truxton Royce, Fed
eral prohibiaion Commisaioner for
Delaware.
The places raided were those of Rob
srt p. Jolloy, Fifth and Spruce atreets.
John Fontroy, goo Walnut street. w.
g. Grubh. Sixth and walnut streets.
md Tony Ricci. 1910 w. Sixth street.
The raid was conducted by local and
philadelphia prohibition officers on war
rants sworn out before Judge Morris
In IT, s. Court. charging snles of liquor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
TEDDY, IT,, GETS PLACE.
Will be Assistant Secretary OF
NAVY. President Elect Hard
ing Announces.
IT,. q r,x.ry rxenlne

I}v Asaacia ted rrrss O. Every rvenine
81 Augustine. Fla. Frb 2a.-si9ef-
n.te announcement was ma4la bg f'teui-
lnat.circt tlataiuE to,laY that he lad
s,loctcd Edwin pvrls 80 Uttrait fpf
secretary of tho Navy AMI Theodore
l;oorevcu. son oC IA. totmcr Freaidaui.
Tor nasistaut secretary 10th hnvo
accepted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
MANHATTAN To RI SOLD.
opera House of Late oscar Hammer.
stein Is On the Market.

stein Is On the Market.
Ev Associated Press 10 Every r.vaE.uK
%ex York Feb IS The Manhattan
opera House. which Ars Oscar Ham
gnerstelu has been struggling to pre-
serve as a monument - the operate
genius Of her late husband i said 70
be sold. II was reported here rocay j,
IS valued at Sl.ao0,0U0.
Mrs. Hammerstein business eKeu'
stated that the building was on he mar
KEY. but Mrs. Hammerstein refused &c
confirm thc announcement. although
she admitted she was under a tempo
rarv financial embarrassment r IS
said that # the Manhattan does pass
from the hands ot Mrs. Hanmrrste.,
an attempt vii be made % preserve q
as home FOR opera.
The Chicago Opera Company. laLe,
direction IL Mar Garden nov : r.ay-
ing az the Manhattan. The SaH carlo
opera company IS said 70 be one bidder
Tor the theatre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
IMMIGRATION BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington Feb 26 The Senate bill
limiting immigration from any Euro
pean country during the fifteen months
period beginning next April to 3 per
cent of me number of persons born in
that country who were in the United
States in 1910 was passed today by the
House
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
MRS. MARY r. FORD.
She Had Reached Advanced age and Was
Prominent Asbury Church Worker


Mis-. Mary Rebecca Ford, aged 81
wears, widow Of George u " Ford, who
died as the result Of general debility
al tie home Of her daughter, Mrs, Sarah
Wilson. $40 last Fifth street, on Monday,
vas 4 remarkable woman She had lived
il this city nearly all her life, having come
here al an early age from Kent county,
Md. her birthplace, and was esteemed by
all who know her She was an active and
charitable worker Of Adsbury NJ. E.
Church. Third and Walnut streets, being
one Of the oldest members
Mrs Ford Is survived by three sons,
David II. Walter ~. Of PIttshurg, Ps,
and William f OF this city two daughters,
Mrs Marian Howell and Mrs. Sarah
Wilson Of this city and two sisters, who
1--we IN Philadelphia, Mrs Helen Crook.
aged 7G. and Mrs Fannie Carvell, So
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. George White Dawson on " ednesday,
with iutermcnt in Riverview cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Two SENTENCED 10 DIE.
Court Fixes Week of April 10 Fer ENe-
eution III James aud SchNck.

Philadelphia. Feb ID After spend
ing their first night i'll the death house"
At the state Prison III Trenton. y. g.,
Frank +. James and Raymond W.
Sehaek today had their hair clipped and
we're given the usual bath.
They were sentenced late yesterday
afternoon by Justice Katzenbach in the
Camden Criminal Court. To die in the
electric chair during the week Of April
10. for the murder Of David $. Paul
Camden bank runner, but their eXecu-
ton Is likely 10 be delayed 4 year hy
appeals to be taken by their counsel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
The Wrong Hnnse.

Yesterday in list Of new building
operations. No. 6l2 North Harrison
street was given, through an erfar. IN
C,urren, who says no improvements are
,ison street house is owned hy T l..
stead OF another address. The Har-
being made there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
AZ Educational Convention.

clifford J. Scott superintendent OF
-,Fnals and Eliwood Gouder mem
.st or the Board Of Education. win
.-.f,srut rhe Wilmington schools at
National Education Association
Getting al Atlantic City. n. j., which
urrus today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
"ANlTAS' TRAIL !"
Delightful Comedy Given DO Westminster
Guild 0f " est Church.

q
Guild Of Nest Church.
ANITA Ira.L a comedy in three acts,
vs. presented asst night IN the New eu-
t..-, Club bv members oi the Westminster
l.. ~ the West Presbytenan hurch
race Bard directed the performance
ii 81 winch included Helen Jacobs
ia Mildred Hopes as Mrs Pippn,
-a lal1ter rs Lurelia Plppul, Dorothy
t.4e ~ Martha PIppIn, Ruth Mcintyre
.un, Matilda, MaJone BogaTt as
over Wells. Gertrude Pyle as Ethel
lleunIng. Marguerite Clymer as Kate
ortescue. Catherine MeKae Is Nasl
fortescue. t7eaevleve RItehe IS Mary
Hvde. and Ethel Crier rs Helen JOY
While al of the parts We're we'll sus-
aimed. that Of the heroine. the wall Anita.
~ portrayed by Miss Helen Jacobs wa'
particularly effective.
The play is ~ three acts and contains
onIv female characters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
p. R. R CrRT,ILs
Central Pennsyivania uit .Iou -har
lose ~ ~unhurf


lose ~ ~unbar1
~ Assoeiatsa ireaa
Niil.arrsl.CIr. IT. ..7 'a'
ana Ha4ruad 4Tralr-a
nouE.ed aday
der K - arson
sy.taula J.tlsi.r
~ ne SHOPS acaI..I at
iuz 5a m-n ,9t IS Vor. ...
81 s0 men t1- ... .ul.
reduction IS r.r,.rs
sion .s.. .- yer arr tr-
winch Hll 1.AAe a.. tzxr.at.e
r.-ut q r-tr.r a1 u-r
ber
sn tu. .NlurG.-r
$50 motive rteI au-.l.u,
have been -..eas-l ar
with g. Frs lou Grinte-
forces a- ErItr.l -..4n-
have -.r
srelEnt r.-- .oi-a-
aaty H-.u -.-,.- r.
~ t.-4,. Lac -t. .AAra
~eas,. .rl.. .ltA..a.,..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
WINSI0W BILL SIGNED.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. Feb 4o-President VII
son signed today the WusloW bin an
thorizing partial payments 70 railroads
under provisions of the Transportation
81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26


New YORK. Feb 26--Three daring
deeds IF 1ioloBce were listed ycstordny
on New Tork'H crime sheet
The latest occurred yesterday after
noon when seven bandits held az the
office ~ the Conntetlcut screen Com
pauy. on West Twenty eighth street
and escaped with s35. 200
At noon two robbers crossed the dead
limo fOr cruokr. feiIed r Jcwelsr IN hiu
office on the ninth floor ~ Broadway
office building and escaped with go 000
worth ~ HE wnrea
Earlier IN tho day the vatehuar -
B0wery theatre located a short 1lstanre
/ from q police station. waH found slain
in the dressing room after cvtdeuces ~
/ having engaged IN piT'o battle
4 John Mackenzie messenger foY trr
/ Chemical National Bank. ~ this rify
vho attributed ~ 4 hold -Bp The loss ~
Ei4a.34T g. checks and cash intrurted n
him. bnR confessed that he vaH the u
/ atiRafnf ~ the robbery II TaH stated h-
tho police today. whon Naokcrzjc war
erraignod In poiieo court ~ pas hold
tvtthouf hau for eyaminafior -evt Nor
dav an suspicion ~ having acted ir ~or
cert with three ether ren brought nsra
from Chicago in connection vfth the
raHr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
"Joe" Green, Fireman, Hurt.

Joseph Green. a member Of the Wash
ington Fire Co. slightly lacerated an
eye last night, when he fell at the fire
house. Third and French streets He
was treated at the Delaware Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
school Attenaanee Impo.e..

The average attendance az the coun-
IT, schools during the term ending with
January was S4As per cent As COM
nared with 77la for the same period of
last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
-L-h.rlr Rnn...

By ts-o.-ll--. ress -1 Hfr.
New York Feb -.-l
.iosed gas 81. Hrst
second - as 7tSt - tb.,s
49, IS 5G -h4rd sAs ,sss fn4rrr
50 SO F.Ctrr - '+h 'l
9-+6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
WILMINGTON BANK CLEARINGS.

clearing N the Wilmington banks for
the present week totalled 81 1922 .258 $50.
49, compared with 81 .894. .34620 for the
corr esponding week Of last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Postmaster English Sells Honsa.

Tho house built last year by Post
master James J. English. for his own
occupancy, on Harrison street near
Twenty-third. has been sold by him 10
Gertrude H. Manter for $4,000,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
Cara OF Thanks.

wish to take this opportunity to
thnrll my relatiNes ana aeishbors far
their kind assistance # aH lafe l.
reavement. Mrs Emma /. WhitefSrd
Holly oak, Del--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
SEvENTEEN-YEAR-OLD CLERK
Continued from page

His churn, Evert Doyale. a page in
the same bank, said he never TALKED
about girls apent mort Of his evenings
at Y. NJ. g. a. school and appeared
10 like his work at tho bank
Bank officials declared the theft could
not have been planned by Dalton or ae-
completes who might be influencing him
az no could not possibly have known
that he would be given the package ~
Liberty bonds 20 check over.
The bonds, of tho fourth issue. were
temporary certificates without coupons
and bank officials said ne wrapped them
In brown paper and tucked them un-
der his arm when ne want out ~ lunch
Thuraday companion emploYe who
went 20 lunch that day with Dalton.
said he noticed nothing strange IN the
boya actions After eating. he said
| Dalton left him, saying he was going
/ up the street.
Dalton was said by bank officials ~
be receiving salary pf fsb n month
| Chicago. Feb 2G.--s3ystematic fraudf
| by which Montgomery ward and Corn-
/ pnny. mail order house. lost thousa ndr
/ Of dollars through a conspiracy ~ en-
/ pluyea and customers became known
1 today with tho arrest Of Charles Stein.
/ bach. messenger for the company
| eighteen years old. and three mon whs
pose as custoperg.
Officials ~ the company say Stein
bach understood the oOrnpauy's rnethodr
| 90 well he WAS able 10 put through
fraudulent orders bearing forged ap
| proval of sales managers which wer'
later nade the basis ~ claims for ~
fund by the supposed customers
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S12,5OO. Terms.
10 rooms, baths; hot-water heat; room
dence. Excellent condition throughout. Most
section Phone US now. Main 1913.
On Buchanan Near 18th NV.
$3.50. Reasonable Terms.
Attractive colonial style home: 8 large rooms,
tiled bath. all 9 floors Hot-water heat,
nice rns porch
This is an excellent value and will sell readily.
In Front of Chevy Chase Club.
$21 500. Terms.
baths. on 2 floors; hot-water heat, electric
ideally planned home for entertaining; Finest
section Of Chevy Chase. You will be delighted.
Phone us now. Main 16O.
Irving Near 18th NV.
$4,000. Terms.
3-story brick and stone residence Of 10 spa
convenient to market. stores. movies. churches.
cars; great demand for rooms in this section.
On Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
$500. Reasonable Terms.
Just beyond end of Mt. Pleasant line.
lights: lot 1872 feet deep. House in excellent
condition. Paper practically new.
9th St. Near NJ NV.
$500. $1,000 Cash.
ll-room and bath brick. Large front and
back yards. Close to New York ave- and
Convention Hall Market. Easy walking dis
lance downtown.
WILLIAM K
3Ol Southern Bldg. ]
Phones Main 373 and Main 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
THE BEST VALUES
OBTAINABLE IN WASHINGTON.
Cirard Near 18th NV. END at Penna. Ave. NV.
o23 Fifteenth St. NV
Main Sc.

w ASHlNNl ON.
22nd at Penna. Ave. NV.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
3-story s-room and bath brick, with garage.
water heat. Within few doors of Penna.
ave. and l square Of Washington Circle.
Staple value. with every chance of rapid in-
crease.
Near N. H. Ave. and M NV.
$6,85O. Easy Terms.
red oek and STONE resi-
vantage us separate apartment.
On Eye St. at 10Th NV.
$500. Easy Terms.
,1o-room and bath brick.- with nice back
yard. Rooms we'll arranged throughout. Prop
erty in this section is jumping rapidly in
NJ St. at 18th NV.
$1,000. $1,000 Cash.
IA rooms and bath: brick. Southern exposure
Large yard to wide paved alley. Present
IN
Corner Near New Interior Bldg.
$4,000. Reasonable Terms.
A splendid proposition. Corner; % IT. front
water heat. electric lights; brick construction.
House in good condition. Room for garages.
A wonderful home. investment or specula-
ton.
Bloomingdale.
R Near N. Capt. NV.
$4,000. Terms.
large rooms. Bay-window brick: Room
for garage. Tenant moving and will show.
Hot-water heat. Southern exposure. Splendid
residential section. This is a real home and
the price is certainly right.
HARTUNG,
5th and H SITS. NV.
Hours, 9 Am. to 6 PM. Daily.
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Stone u Fan
Price, s., 500 Near 18th and Newton SITS. NV.
Nicely located 2-story and cellar brick
dwelling. Eight rooms five bedroomsD
and modern bath: splendid heating
plant: % feet in width. The owner has
kept this house in splendid condition:
Price, $40 600. Close to Wardman Park lnn
Delightfully."- located brick residence; nine
rooms and bath: colonial porch; hot
water heat and electric lights; servants
toilet and stationary tubs in cellar.
Liberal terms arranged.
Price, $40. 500. Near l4th street and Delafield
place NV. Very desirable detached
home of eight rooms and bath. Hot
water heat and electric lights; garage;
porches; convenient to l4th st. car line; ;
lot 40 feet in width. Now vacant Rea-
sonable terms.
Price. 5000. Rhode Island ave- near 18th
street. splendidly located downtown
dwelling Of eleven rooms and two
baths; steam heat; building over %
feet wide: deep lot to wide alley: Pos
session can be had when desired. Reason
able terms.
STONE &
TASK rHs PEOPLE WHO KNOW U.s." REA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
IN, INC,
Phone Main 1923.

Price. $ls.ooo-wEsr OF 10TH ST. DE-
tached brick home that has never been
occupied and is carefully and Individual
~ constructed: has stone founda tion and
slate roof ten rooms, two baths. sleep
leg porch, sun parlor. extra lavatory on
first floor. built-in saraKe. hardwood
doors. open fireplace. electric lights and
hot-water heat. One inspection OF this
will convince you to Its value
Price, $40. 75O-NEAR 18th ST. AND PARh
RID. Brown brick. colonial-styic house,
having front porch and double rear
porchea 1t contains roome and bath.
hot.water heat and electric lights; is In
excellent coHliton and has room In the
rear for garages. This house should
be inspected to be apprecta ted 49,
Price, 81 .0OO-GEORGETOWS. ONE OF
the oldest homes In this section and Is
located Just of S1st 1t. Is OF brick
construction and has very wide front
age: all the rooms are large and II has
a very attractive rear yard and built
in garage. Has numerous open hre-
places and colonial type manteis This
needs some repairs and can be made u
beautiful home Lot 45x12O It:
Price, $40. 5OO-NEAR WALTER REED HOS
pital. Detached home, we'll located con-
tanning eight large roons and bath. OPEN
fireplace in big living room, hot-wster
heat. electric lights. garage and chicken
house, q very large lot. Reasonable
terms and possession.