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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
REDUCTION IN MAIL
 RoBBERIEs IN FIVE MONTHS

Tas1.nEton. Sept 2i.-Mau robber- .r have been reduced "35O0 per cent .1 f-e Ave months since the post office i-na-- -r1ent promulgated an order arm .a- .-s employees and offering a reward o' g. 1'o for a mail robber dead or a.re Postmaster General Hays an- r.4-cr5 today.
 AS an example of the manner in which ths department proposes to deal v -- ra-d.tT the postmaster general cr. tHe attempt 10 rob a mail tram rr-- Fort Worth. Texas, September 14 vs- two h3ndits were sh u dead by r.rrr.rarrt officers. For his part in Ea'.lr- the trap that resulted in the feats oF the robbers. Alvin s. Page, assistant ctdef clerk Of the railway sraI service at Fort Worth las been o-iered 70 Washington 10 receive re ward
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
IRISH SITUATION DISCUSSED
 BY THE BRITISH CABINET

Gairloch, Scotland, SepI. 21.-(By The A. P.)-Premier Lloyd George and his ministers discussed the IriSh Sit uation tonight. It is understood that the delay in the premier's replying to Eamonn De Valera. the Irish republican leader, is due to the desire to avoid the use of phrases that might be loosely in terpreted pr give any opportunity to saddle the premier with the blame in event of rupture of the negotiations.
 It is stated that the premier's sole desire is to leave no stone unturned to bring about a conference Optimistic views are reported from London tonight and there is strong belief that the next exchange of Communications will result in conference
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
REGULAR DIVIDEND BY THE
 AMERICAN sHIPBUILDING co.

Cleveland. Sept. 21-Directors of the American Shipbuilding Company today declared the regular quarterly dividend of l 5-4 per cent. in cash and an extra dividend of 2 1-4 per cent. cash on the common stock and the regular quarter ly dividend of 1 3-4 per cent. cash on preferred, both payable November 1 to stock of record on October 15.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
ss5o,ooo WATERFRONT FIRE
 IN LONG ISLAND CITY

New York, Sept. 21.-A spectacular waterfront fire today burned .he stor- age house of the Astoria Mahogany Company in Long Island City and spread to an adjoining coal yard, caus- ing damage estimated at more than $350 GOO. Large piles of mahogany, firemen.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
BALLOON RACE WON BY THE
 SWISS PILOT ARMBRUsTER

Brussels, Sept. 21,-Unless there should be unforeseen changes in the available figures for the distances cov- cred in the flight of the fourteen bal looms in the James Gordon Bennett in- ternational cup race which started from Brussels last Sunday, the Swiss pilot Paul Arnbruster, who landed at Lam ty Dublin Ireland with flight of 75o kilometres (515.44 niles) is the win ner.
 The English balloon Margaret was second with 675 kilometres (41s.4s miles) and Ralph Upspn American, in a balloon loaned him hy Lieutenant De Muyster, a Belgian aeronaut third.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
MAKING FIFTR ATTEMPT
 TO SWIM ENGLISH CHANNEL

Dover. England. Sept. 21 Cby the A. TI-Hsnry Sullivan of Lowell, Mass, this afternoon began his fifth attempt Co swim across the English Channel to the French shore. When Sullivan start si The weather was fine and the sea smooth
 At $50 this evening he was six miles ogt in the channel and making excel lent progress.
 Sullivan last tried September to cross the channel from Dover, but was forced 70 abandon his attempt eight niles of the French coast after he had been h the water twelve and a half hours Rough weather was given as the reason for his abandoning the swim
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
NEW YORK AROUSED ID TIE
 GRAVITY OF UNEMPL LOYMENT

Citizens Are Launching Plans For Housing the Homeless Ledoux Has Enlisted the Assistance of Churches and Civ c Bodes-Predicts He Will Be Able to House 5000 Within Five Days-Mass Meeting For Unemployment Has Been Arranged For Cooper Union Early Next Week Auction Block Not Needed
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
WOULD MAKE ANT|-bEER BILL
 PARAMOUNT ID TAX REVISION

Willis Campbell Measure Called Up At First Opportunity n the Senate by Sterlng-Obstructve Tactics Prevented Any Real Consideration of the Measure, But the Senator Promised to Continue Pressing the Measure-Little Doubt Prevails That the Senate Will Give Right of Way to the Tax Bill Over Beer Legislation.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
LLOYD GEORGES REPLY
 UNLIKELY UNTIL NEXT WEEK

London. Sept q Cby the A P.)-Pre- rnisr Lloyd Georges reply to the latest telegram Of Esmoun De Valera is un- -ikelya 70 be made before next week. The ministerial conference in Gasrlooch to- day considered the tenor of De Valera s telegram so doubtful as to make it ad- yiszLble to subuh Inc telegram to the sp-c-ai cabinet c'rnmttee appointed to Zeal with Irish affairs before 2 reply is rlade.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

HartfOrd.-Harry G. Moore of Brook lyn and Arthur Bowers Of this city. dressed in khaki uniforms. have started to walk to Calfornia and instruct youths in Boy Scout work.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
CABLED PARAGRAPHS
League of Nations Council.

Geneva, Sept. 21-(By The Ax P)- Canvassing for the election four non-permanent memrnbers ouncil of the league of nationss e eX- tremely active. SweS .cS o-Slova- kia,, Brazil, Chile, SVd Swltzer- land are the prine .$Nsates.
 AUSTRIA F .soss. WILL
 wAIyT .ss .Ar1oNs PAYMENT
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

Dutch Parliament was opened by Queen Wilhelmina.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

The Ku K1ux Klan was denounced as desructive of free government. peace and harmony by William F. Jornson, grand master of the Centennial Grand Lodge of Missouri, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. in an address at the lodges an- nual convention, in St. Louls Mo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Albania notified the league of nations that a new Balkan war is impending un- less the league intervenes to prevent it.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

James J. Hines, who is contesting the democratic nomination of Julius Miller, Tammany hall candidate for president of the borough of Manhattan in the recent primaries was granted permission to ex- anime ballot in whatever districts he might choose
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Judge E. E. PorterieId. presiding over the juvenile court in Kansas City. Mo, stopped a session of that court, removed one of his low shoes and spanked four Ju- venile delinquents with it.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Another memorial to the Pilgrims was dedicated at Plymouth. by the Daughters of the Revolution. Their gift was a fountain erected in the Pilgrim Hall gar den
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Christian Sinding, Norwegian cOmpos- CT and poet, arrived in New York on the steamship Stavangerfjord from Christi ania. He will go to Rochester to be a professor in the Eastman school of music
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

The Belfast Telegraph says that a Sim Fein camp of 500 has been estab- lished at Drumaness. County Down, SIX miles from the Ballykinler internment camp, where more than thousand Irish republican prisoners are located.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Liabilities of S1OS.419 against which were set assets of but $50 were listed in a voluntary petition Tn bankruptcy filed by Frank Boyden of Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Joseph Riley, 50 years old. of New Haven was instantly killed Tuesday when he was struck by a big ditching machine nj the Parkville yards of the New Haven road
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Peace in the Sullivan, Ind, coal fields was believed to be in sight following the resignation of one man. and efforts on the part of the miners to quiet what was termed as "outside influences"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Many persons were drowned and hous- es swept away in flood near Vera Cruz, Mexico, according to dispatch from Mexi- co City.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Carl R. Tabb, an American employe of the Mexican Petroleum company, was shot and killed Sunday night by Mexi- can soldiers" in the oil fields near Tam pico
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

James Rowland Angel, president of Yale university arrived at New Haven last night to take up his duties as the successor of Arthur T. Hadley, presi- dent emeritus.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

The Greek army In Asia Minor is temporarily holding the western bank of the Sakaria river from Hihalidj to the south of Sivri-Hissar, a distance of forty miles.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Providence college opened with T reg. istration of 300 students. This is the third year of the ex!stel.ce of the irsti tuton Very Rev. Albert Casey, O. P. made the opening address and mass Wa: celebrated.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

President Yrigoyen of Argentina. sign ed and promulgated the new law designed to prevent rent profteering. Under it the landlords are forbidden for years to charge higher rents than those in force before January 1, 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

An official annohn ,er,ent nF6e indi- cates that the Prince "f Wales will not visit Canada on his return joIrIIcy from his contemplated trip to India Lext month.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Treasury department has decided to build s1,0O0.00O public health service hospital for the treatment of former ne- gro soldiers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Ten Indian rebels were killed when a force of 70 attempted to ambush three platoons of British troops in the Manjiri river district.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Announcement made in Paris of file death of George Ieabojv Nun -oe, folm- erly of Kew :,r,l "'.:' hLt for ;ts sst few years a res'tch. If France
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Annual international fishing fleet races will be held off Nova Scotia, starting Oct. 15.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Plans have been completed for re-es- tablishment of the Australian Mercantile Marine service with American and Ger man assistance.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

Miss Ellen Scott Davison, of Cam bridge, Mass, formerly of ou;sville, Ky, died suddenly at Portland, Maine. while on the way to a Maine health resort.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

With four stitches in his heart. Isaa Green, of Philadelphia is recovering from a stab wound received Saturday with a pocket knife.
Evening star., 1921-07-19
OFFICE OF
Graeme T. Snallwood,

Vc
Graeme T. Smallwood,
$5.75o-NEAR 1st AND sTs: s;1: s;E. and snd
csay coGysressien.i essse Il Library: % House has 8
rooms and BATH special gas fixtures;
latrobs heat % There :, !, ..sr also 1ot wsSs sTS.
40 sooli7tS Na, AND SITS. NV. 10 rooms
and bath; steam heat; gas light; e1.
in few days; oWner will consider offer
and accept easy terms. Act quick on
a o,o-1th 1fb' AND C O srs. NE. 9 rooms and
hath: h.-w,h.; gas lights; good con-
dition. A fine speculation at price
s17,ooo-DE SALES ST. NV 10 rooms and and
in nas value. opeT1Si This is an ideal home and
an excellent investment: Must be eeen
to be appreciated. Let US snow you
ss.soo-SEwTeN NJ rs ST. NEAR wARDER- oo.y
little 5-room house with room Tor q.
ssssi Sssssi. 'tae aa Sess essh sss S;l.aes e
,e,,oo-oN eSa'; a1.t ST. NEAR o. 10 room. and
2 baths; h.-w.h; and electric hEntts; taS
front; tiled roof: 2 Kitchens; large
yard to private alley. This is the
best buy in the dug Dupont mt. circle Sec
se,ooo-oS Sn' RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
NEAR 9Th. 8 rooms and bath: latrobe
heat gas Light; tnis nHsiy bopse pspefsd nesa and
would not need to spend s cents in
repairs. See this at once II you are
looking for bargain. Terms can be
Can Office sss asi OF Lee
.Graeme T. Smallwood,
z27-12o- -1zth-St. Main >&o7os
Evening star., 1921-07-19
Very Special.

Very special.
Owner IL now packing TO leave the city; has
reduced the price on this wonderful home to
ridiculously low price. Handsome seml-detached
located close to Conn. ave. bridge. Contains
12 bright rooms and baths. large conserra-
tory and is equipped with every modern con-
venience, built-in garage. servants quarters
and very large grounds. Owner. be ing anxious
TO dispose of before leaving city, has reduced
the price from $4,000 to the present price
Of $32 800 and will consider as low as 5000
cash.
Ideal Location.
Near 18th and Columbia road. Attractive
colonial dwelling of 10 rooms and bath. front
and double rear porches, hardwood floors. hot
water heat. electricity. newly papered and
painted and in fine condition. Large double
brick garage. Reasonable terms. Price only
$11 800.
Chevy Chase.
Attractive home surrounded by beautiful
shade trees and shrubbery. Of delightful
rooms and bath. spacious porches, hardwood
floors vapor heat, electric light Large ga
rage holding ears. II you intend purchasing
a home in this section it will well be worth
your while to inspect this property. 1t is a
veal bargain at $l5.:O0
To Sell Quick.
Owner Of an attractive 7-room and bath
home in best section of Petworth has reduced
price till it is q sacrifice. Contains all i'm
Droyements, hot-water heat electric lights.
Iarauet floors, front and rear porches; deep
lot to alley. Price only $3.50.
WALTER
Evening star., 1921-07-19
FOR STORES

1927 9th ST. N.W.-FINE LARGE SHOW
window; rent very reasonable.
+. T. SHEEHY.
= 412 Colorado bldg. Main 50l4
NEAR 18th AND H-3 STORY AND CELLAR
building o4xl5O TO alley: show windows
rental.
Near 1lth and H SITS. n.w.-Desirable corner
store; fine display windows; heat furnished:
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 H ST NV.
GOOD LOCATION. 1928 14th ST. NV
Will give lease desirable party. Geo. 8.
Rees. 71S Evans Bldg. NJ. 424s
MERCHANTS. ATTENTION! UNUSUALLY
desirable location. 1426 New York ave. NV:
Lease desirable tenant. Geo. s. Rees. 71S
Evans Bldg. NJ. 42iS.
GEORGIA AVE NEAR THE YORK THEA
Ier-darge storeroom and builti garage: ct eiec,
trio lights: hot-watrr heat; suitable for most
any business: only S75.
HOWENSTEIN BROS. Ith and III SITS ne
$40 I4th ST NV. NEW STORE. $3.50.
S2S 9th st. NV, corner Eye st.-Attractive
show windows on both streets; 5000.
this business section; will reduce rent for de-
sirable tenant: long lease.
37o2 Macomb St. corner Wis ave.-At-
trsctive corner store: suitable for drug
gist: will give long lease at cheap rental to
right paety.
100 II st NV. corner sth st.-Just vacated:
good business corner: will lease for three years
to right party.
713 14th st. Main o343
go ST. N.W.-F1NE LARGE STORE. WE'LL
HEhted and ventilated; repainted: good bns-
location; reasonable rent. PHILLIPS
ESTATE. 800 John Marshall pl
STORE NO. 11O6 cons. AVE; AVAILABLE
about July l. For price and terms apply to
GEO. W. LINklNs. Exclusive Agent.
at
Evening star., 1921-07-19

Downtown Bargain.
within walking distance OF business section.
Well built 3-story brick Of IA outside rooms
and baths: steam heat and electric lights.
Has garage and to build several more.
Property in fine condition. Priced low at
S1J.O 900.
Saul's Addition.
Handsome detached home containing all
latest and modern improvements. Has S large
rooms and BATH on floors; porches and ga
rage A home you must see TO fully appre-
ciate what a snap 1t is at $1,000.
Ideal Rooming House.
Within walking distance of shopping and
business center. Brief: 1st floor parlors,
dining room. kitchen and pantries. 2nd floor
6 bedrooms, bath and separate toilet. Bird
hoor-8 bedrooms, bath and separate toilet.
4th feor-3 bedrooms. Basement-furnace
room. Property is semi-defached and has beau-
tiful outlook over government circle, has
front and porches. hardwood floors and
trim, all screens, hot water heat, both elec-
tricity and gas, extra large closets and 8
open freplaces. Is in frst-class condition.
Price only $4,000.
Webster St.
West Of 14th. An unusually we'll built
home of rooms and bath, on floors; front
and rear porches. hot-water heat electric
lights hardwood floors and many other added
features: large yard: double garage. home
you must inspect TO fully appreciate. Price
reduced TO $11 $50.
A. BROWN,
NJ 16S2
Evening star., 1921-07-19
PROPERTIES WORTH
INVESTIGATING.
Decatur Near 18th NV.

SlC,OOU. LdSy cl Ills.
Beautiful home In this exclusive section: 8
fine rooms and . baths floors; "A bed
roOmsl: hot-water heat elec. lights; double
hollow-tile garage: in perfect condition; large
yard: spacious pOrches.
Petworth-$11, 600.
New Hampshire ave-semi detached brick.
colonial porch; rooms bath: electricity; hot
water heat; large lot with garage. Easy terms
arranged.
Park View-Lamont St.-$,15O.
Colonial porch; rooms. bath: electric lights:
parquet flooring; laundry trays: newly painted
and papered. This property is in fine condition.
Room for garage.
At Lincoln Park-S6,5 500.
Three story brick II rooms. bath: large lot;
2-car garage; excellent for rooming house.
$5750-Northeast.
Near 9th and X sts.-colonal porch. rooms,
bath: cellar; furnace; box house; electricity
to rear Of house. Terms. A good buy.
$5,OOO-1st St. NV.
Near Fla. ave-; nice colonial porch; Groom
brick; furnace: convenient to both cars.
Near 14th and Md. Ave. NE.
As5o-vacant; press brick; rooms. bath;
furnace; cellar; large yard: newly papered.
Terms.
K St. Near 9th. N.E.-%,OO.
Colonial porch; rooms. bath: latrobe; will
newly paper for purchaser. Easy terms.
G St. N.E.-$3,25O.
home U,0a' at a Tow low price. i'i Terms: ~ . ~
DAVID E. BARRY ,soS MfiR a g. lsSl; Sw
Evening star., 1921-07-19

HOMES OF TRUE VALUE.
S4.5OO-Near n. Cap. and Fla. ave-; Q rms:
2soLBSoctisnd fsHs h1md h.f sa from 18th St.
story frame; good condition; large lot
S.. 5.73O-2-family house: hot-water heat; good
$750O-New bungalow. hardwood trim. every
modern convenience; lot 80 IT. front.
oooINear Ga ave; and "a Allison .s9ino st. n."''
4 park: rms and attic; double porch.
soaS,s oSS1s ream for saraen
soft. lawn. 1918 18th ne.
Call Main Main egsSi @ = afteE suiSSn5 q SSTtS oS'l'
10th door. woodward bldg. 18th and 3:
CHEVY CHASE.
OFFER WANTED.
7-room, 2-bath brick. in row; deep YARD 70
alley. Owner anxious to leave and viii sell
'''' McIACHLEN BANKING CoRP'S.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and g.
Main 1872 Evenings. North 3l3.
BROOKLAND.
5000. Terms. Possession.
Modern s-room home: bedrooms (room in
attic for more); h--w.h. electric lights
newly decorated and In splendid ,s condition; 1 st
variety Of bearing fruit. flowers; nne poultry
house with large run; two blocks from cars at
time.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 5l3.
vACANT-7 ROOM MODERN HOME. 1907
Kilbourne place: h.-wh.; good condition: cor.
ner of alley. Apply owner on premises or next
door. ~
NEAR 9th AND G sTs.: A GOOD sPECU1A:
tion or site for business house: corner lot. =
by so, with alley in rear. improved by two
frames, renting for sufficient to carry 1t. Price.
81 500: terms easy.
723 10Th st. NV.
4 NICE HOME FOR COLORED BUYER:
near 18th and You SITS. NV: six rooms and
hath: reasonable terms. Price. $3.UW.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD.
723 10th st. NV
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID STREETS NORTH
west: most attractive home Of rooms. bath
hot-water heat, electric lights: well built
home; built by Pumphrey and kept in the best
possible order. Owner leaving for California.
and possession may be had in less than one
week. Price reasonable with easy terms of
sale. -
'"'' JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC.
Main 435 704 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-07-19
CHEVY CHASE.
e. 600 CASH REQUIRED; BAL. MONTH";

CHEVY CHASE.
1000 CASH REQUIRED; BAL MONTHLY
FOUR BLOCKS BEYOND CHEVY CEASE
CLUB AND JUST OFF CONN: AVE; a
VERY ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL HONE;
you SHOULD INSPECT BEFORE BuYiNG;
SEVERAL OTHERS OF THE SANE ,cEIY T1tE =
AND CONSTRUCTION HAVE SOLD QClChL11as. 11s
10 ROOMS, BEDROOMS. 2 TILED BAIHS:
i WITH TILED SHOWER: EQUiPIPIEssBi Issi
WITH LATEST IMPROVED FIX FIXTpRFPEss. FPs
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH 0PEN 0P;s r1nE- LIE.
TRY, KITCHEN AND PANTRY, FIRST
FLOOR; LARGE PORCH ACROSS SIDE
FULLY EQUIPPED ,od. LAqNDMKnfhi q}NMMnhiA ATE HoIs Pos.
SESSION; INSPECTION INVITED. PRICE,
OPEN TO AN OFFER.
McLachlen Banking CorP'n,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and g. o,o
A.1n AQo Evenings, NOftn $40.
Evening star., 1921-07-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
SHANNON

SHAN NUN
713 18th St. NV.
Columbia Heights.
$4,000.
Semi-detached brick house Of 10 rooms and
2 baths; in excellent condition throughout:
front and rear porches; furnace heat; screens.
awnings; in the most desirable section Of
Columbia Heights. Terms.
Chevy Chase, D. c. -.
$1O,5OO.
Immediate possession; semi detached frame
house of rooms and bath; lot 40Xl50 feet;
hot-water heat, electricity; hardwood floors
and trim; front. rear, sleeping and break
fast porches: attic. Terms moderate.
Columbia Heights.
$500.
modern home: in frst-class condition: 9
rooms and BATH brick: furnace heat; electric
lights; hardwood floors and trim; garage; pos
session. Terms. $500 cash.
Chevy Chase, D. G.
$l2,5OO.
New detached home Of rooms and bath:
frame: hot water heat: electric lights: front
porch sleeping porch: garage; lot 40x135 feet.
Terms.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV
Evening star., 1921-07-19
FOR sALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
BOSS & PHELPS,

DOCS O.
Tel. Main 434O.
DON'T WAIT! NOW IS T
BUY YOU
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF !
Cleveland Park.
$12,75O.
This is a real opportunity to secure III. 'e,s eI.
WeiI sI'ss arranged rooms, tile bath hotwater heat
electric lights and slate fooi' Feriee' eon'''
ton throughout.
Near Dupont Circle.
$1O,5OO.
A thoroughly modern and up-todate nome. me
Gle. There are seven rooms flour bedrooms. }.
two baths, hot water heat. electric lights, two
ed os.ton s,sapns sboud sppeal to you
Biltmore St.
$4,000.
well located dwelling. on one Of the
most prominent streets in the WashinEton
Heights section. There are ten rooms tsix
heat and electric lights. 1t is well arranEed
and particularly adapted for entertaining.
Space for garage.
10th st. Highlands.
$11,5OO.
An unusually attractive colonial type home.
west of 18th street. where property 10 enhanc-
ing in value. This house Is % feet wide. two
stories and attic. containing eight nooms. tile
BATH sleeping porch. glass inciosed and
screened; awnings. hardwood floors. servants
room, .hot-water heat. electric lights. Two
car garage.
10th and Madison SITS.
$4,000.
This location is conceded to be one Of the
most attractive residential situations In WASH
ington This is a large, fully detached home.
containing ten rooms. two complete baths. slate
roof, fnstantaneous hot-water heat. electric
lights and excellent hot-water heating plant.
There is an inclosed sleeping porch: also a
large veranda. Garage in keeping with the
house.
BOSS &
THE HON
Tel. Main 434O.
Evening star., 1921-07-19
WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Phones M 1867. 1883 X ST. NV

BIOOMINGDALE N.E.-s ROOMS BATH;
good heating plant; electric light room for ga
rage; coal and gas range: house fully screen
ed; two sets shades: stationary tubs; easy cash
payment: balance monthly: immediate posses
sion Price is only 5000. This is bargain
and should be snapped up quickly.
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
Main SlS $40 Southern bldg. 18th & H SITS. W.
Evening star., 1921-07-19
Colored Purchasers.
$50 Cash
Will start You nurcha sing a hnme


$50 Cash
VIII start you purchasing a home.
We have 4. S and room homes located In
q good section Of the northwest.
Prices, $3.50 to $3.50.
Call and let us explain this proposition.
]. DALLAS GRADY,
so2 Maryland Bldg;
Price, $10,500INew Hampshire
Ave. Near Georgia Ave.
This is 4 Breuninger-built. eight-room
and bath house with four rooms on each
noor 1t .e1 is semi-detaehed: with nice
is a particularly interesting offering, and
actually worth more than Is asked.
Price, SIS, ,OO-Corner in
Georgetown.
Large detached brick dwelling, con-
tanning thirteen rooms. baths. hot-wa ter
heat: heat: eleetrie light other "a desirable fes:
chaser does not desire it. At the price
n.s,s. sh. IL G1s ,os.g Of the best offerings on the
Price, $9,OO0-Chevy Chase.
Very attractive si1-room and bath
hot-water heat, bull. In garage. good
pOrCneS. IL II located west OF COnneC.
ticut avenue in very good section. We
regard this a. the best value offering in
Chevy Chase.
Price, $17,OO-Chevy Chase.
Beautiful property west Of Connecti-
cut avenue on Kanawha street It is
an eight-room and BATH detached dwell
ing on large lot with garage Hot-wa-
ter heat. electric light. sleeping porch.
This entirely desirable residence situat-
ed in one Of the best sections Of the
suburb. Is priced below reproduction
cost
Price, $4,000 Cleveland Park.
At 2952 Newark street Is this pretty
nine.room and bath. semi-detached dwell
Ing. 1t has hot-water heat, electric
light. sleeping porch and other features
price. Attractive terms are q feature
Of this offering. Close to Connecticut
avenue.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
813 18th st. NV. Main 428.