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stand on the letter Of her bond. AT
the same time, British statesmen now
recognize that Wilson was repudiated
by America and. indeed never had the
power to bind her to any stipulations.
Because Of this. Great Britain is
considering advising" japan not to
stand on the letter of the law, but to
consent to reopen the whole matter in
the interest of world peace and justice.
Such advice from Great Britain is
equivalent to command. and IL tho
policy is adopted. as it is likely to be,
japan will climb down from her stand. =
Two strong factors which favor this
policy are Great Britain's desire for
the friendship Of the United States not
only from viewpoint Of future self
interest, but from gratitude for Amer
icn's services in the war, and pressure
from the British dominions, which are
more strongly opposed than America, ii
that is possible, to japanese domination
Of the Pacific.
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greetings to Secretary Hughes ami 4.
new American administration. oud ~
ca led the historic, cultural and ia
istic ties uniting Italy and the T'nissll T'ysl,
States. 'nlted
Senator Bergamini said that ~,
January, 1919. relations betwcc, IaI.sr
and the United States bccsme nloaly lay
because Of the attitude of tho MOI, cVapcd .Gd
in the government at Wasbir..aen .aen
toward Italian aspirations, "'"S'on
Now, the speaker added. tbc ala,
had dissipated and the friendsb;r,,' ;r'opds
tween Italy and the United Stotopp ue.
more firm than ever. President JJosSw was
ing and Secretary Hughes, bc ''arH' sn!,
would find in Italy the most clos0 SaId;
loyal friend on the European copti,and CONT ana
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ITALIAN LEADERS VOICE
FRIENDSHIP FOR AMERICA
Big Demonstration Held at Rome for
Harding and Hughes

Rome, April 7.-(By A. PD-Mem-
bers of the cabinet, senators, deputies
and persons prominent in all walks of
life met at the ltalo- American Asso-
citation in demonstration to pay re-
spects 10 President Harding and to ex-
press fluctuations to Secretary of state
Hughes who is chairman Of the sister
organization in the United States.
Senator Rufani, chairman. extended
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american Day Opens
in Patriotic FerUOr


IN HtR.l FRA8 w.a
aud Diamond streets with Wharton
street aS 10" "hd "i lhc route
fo.tr" nav" madr arrangements Tor
handing crowd OF many thousands oi
persons. VII" VIII be naS"d along
lirn4d s'rr"' Tor iN"nlE oI"chs,,. ~
MAYOR 'r9"rn' '"l,.'IoI, j
al - VI. - W, Us s'I,
NnrSh"I' "i'i eI'' Nv '"''l"!"nu .""'
WI" SCI '"' '""k '"'"''" !" '''''o"'
Women in the Parade
,,-i,o ,o,,. ord .toto ,r,,r
.,,,,, ~ ",' II, snr,, ,Lc frs, diviainn They
,'iiI hn f,,iInyad Ly veteran orponiZa
yam. rnn g II the Ild Gunrd
S.,''a,,d i,,ront,.y i'nrrs ZntionnI Guard :.
S,nnish imrri,.,n War ramrs. Ampri
ran / n,inu rnj Veterans Of Foreign
Mrs
Tbr vomrp's division comes next.
Lrnjed Ly me Wumrn's Overseas Lr-
zion. followed by the Emergency Aid
"a" Hn"II"hOi,fE nu',> mnu Aihrrirn. .
Hsi.,,. iIt,,r,'iars Giri Srnut. Irapmc
~ W,r,nr vmtn.. th. %uyv Jruuue and
rho phfrudelnhio guurd Of the Women 8
R,r,H,iql Ns,n,.inlinu
Tho fuurth diyisiuu Is to be headed
h, the loyol Order Of Moose. Boy
scents tLr ImprOyrd Order Of Red
Men and knights Of Columbus.
Then will march the Federation Of
Italian Sociptios and the Manchester
I'nir, of Odd Fellows.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America
heads the sixth division. followed by
the Indeucndrnt Order of Odd Fellows.
the Salvation Arm, and Volunteers OF
Amerira. The Il. 7. q. r.. heading the
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"lntcllcctual trampN Is rh" ti''"
which Albert l.. Rowland. director Of
the teacher bureau stat" Dcparm"n
Of Education. thinks best d"Srrihos
about - per cent ot the trnchors IN
Pennsylvania.
Prof Rowland was one of the speak
ers today at the opening session Of
Schoolmen's Week.. in College Hall At
the University Of Pennsylvania H.,
electrified several hundred teachers who
attended the meeting
The speaker deplurrd the fn, that
many teachers are now ashamed OF their
profession. He said that some Of the
girl teachers would GO 50 far as 10 hldr
in knitting bags examination papers
which thev were taking home 10 Currrr'
20 no ono would know they were
teachers.
For many he said "trarh,ns
merely is stop gap between >rh0o,
days and matrimony. However. tn"
teacher makes tho best kind Of wife
and mother.
Professor Rowland gHvp figures To
show that the average salary paid 70
teachers in PENNSYLVANIA is only SSJH.
He urged the teachers 10 face the frctS
and do what they could TO remedy exist
ing conditions.
Little Protection in Law
"The law gives little protection 30
the qualifications Of teachers. Prof.
Rowland said in opening his address.
More than 30 per cent of the teach .
ers in the state have bad three years
or less experience.
About - per cent Of tho teachers
representing in numbers from ! 900 10
1900 every year. develop numadi"
tendencies They become int"lIortuaI
tramps, going from place TO pIar" in
search of new positions.
There was Il day when the teacher
ranked with the doctor and the lawyer
on an equal social plane. In thoS" days
hats were tipped TO the dominic. He
was respected and consulted and held a
rrominent place in the community. Now
all this has gone The teacher has no
place. not even notice Th" teachers
hide themselves. They have lost caste.
They have become ASHAMED of their pro
fession. You seldom can find we'll.
dressed. attractive looking girl AZ Il
summer hotel who will admit that she
is a school teacher.
"The teachers have fniied to "dUratr
society Mt large "a what they are doing
They snend all their tiur educating
children. They have built up II sort Ul
Chinese wall between the community
and their own prieStly cNlt. The re
suit is they are failing 70 &C., the com
munity'S support.
The speaker said these things wer'
needed "Dissipation Of The dOminHn,
m8teriaIiSm Of today; III" recognition
of childhood as phase OF life and not
merely as preparation for the future
the adoption of a wage scale which viii
make the teaching profession cVmpar,
favorably with others; III" establish
ment Of standards uf persOquII'y an,
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his last notes, however it is hardly
conceivable that further misunderstand-
ing is possible and the controversy, II it
can be thus described. can continue
without q suggestion of bitterness
Special Cable Dispatch. COPYRIGHT, 1871
London. April From an authori-
tative source it was learned yesterday
that Great Britain may assist America
in the settlement of Pacific problems.
especially those concerning control OF
Yap Island. Premier Lloyd George is
said to be considering how he can me-
diate between Japan and America for
preventing friction and how he can ad-
wise Japan 10 be sensible in the face Of
Americas just claim in the Pacific.
The difficulty TO be overcome is the
fact that zap was awarded TO Japan
by the treaty Of Versailles with at least
passive consent by former President
Wilson, and. in the eyes Of European
powers. Japan has II legal right to
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. TO 59th st. Qnciusive)
East River to North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 14th st. TO 59th st. Onelusive)
East River to North River.
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Massachusetts,.

For rent for summer. recently rea-@nA.ad
IL room furnished cottage IN Jenox. one
mile from post office; all modern improve
4 amy Moaa
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Westchester-sale or Rent.

SCARsDALE.-Small home of rooms, In
cluding masters rooms. bath. maids
room with lavatory; hot water heat; garagei
sewer, newly paved street; in restricted sec
ton. half mile from station, near school;
plot 5ox10o; additional plot available; entire
price less than $4,000. Write Dept b.
Apply C-677. FISH s. MARVIN. Scarsdale,
n. Y.
SCARSDALE COUNTRY ESTATE.-Over 4
acres, IL miles from station. paved roads; (;
frame Colonial residence, II rooms, baths,
hot water heat; garage with quarters; gar
den, tennis court; price 100000; owner might
consider renting. Write Dept. B. Apply
C-24s, FISH & MARVIN, Scarsdale. N. Y.
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Pennsylvania.

FOR RENT-summer cottage<x stroudsburg.
pocono Mountains, DelawarF Valley; list
or request. LEBAR a BHOMMED1EU.
resort real estate brokers. see Main st..
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Miscellaneous.

TWO summer cottages 10 let, furnished over
looking upper Delaware River. near station
and village. reasonable. TsL Lafayette 2g40.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM, with bath, wanted by young student
lately arrived from Europe: plano or use
of piano preferred; Christian family only.
Write to ROZGONYI, 81 Clarkson ST., New
York city.
WANTED--2 rooms, bath. kitchenette, prefer
ably parlor floor; SIS per month lease L
SO Herald. Herald 50.
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Connecticut.

Conn.-For rent, house. ~
rooms, baths: handsomely furnished,
modern. up 20 date; every convenience; ga
rage. Tel. Greenwich eiS. party II.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Borough OF Queens.

18TH, 3S W.-Three rooms, kitchenetts.
bath; sacrifice; desirable. BIENSTOK,
Plaza 7TS0.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th st. to 59th st. Unciusive)
East River to North River.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough of Queens-Sale or Rent.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

LEXINGTON AV., 979 (g1st st.) .-Parlor
floor to let for business purposes, lease
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long Island-Saie or Rent.


Long Island-Saie or Rent.
AT DoUGLAsToN PARK
% Minutes TO Penn. Station
Choice surroundings. all improvements sew
eral high class low priced new houses 7
TO 10 rooms, ? and 3 baths. Prices S13,5 500
j. w DooLITTLE
MOoLWoRTH BLDG. Phone Barclay 1894.
AUBURNDALE.- sale, new room
mouse, beautifully decorated: all improve
nents s garage; near station: IS minutes
from Pennsylvania station: reasonable for
right party. WHEN. 500 W. is5th. Phone
wadsworth 3664
CHOICE Colonial house and corner lot
house four years old, located Garden City
Estates, ii rooms, baths. hardwood floors
all improvements. Communicate with owner.
X 900 Herald, Fulton st.
FREEPoRT HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS
y room bungalow, steam heat, open fire.
place. 8 bedrooms, sun parlor. large attic:
sarage, plot 5ONi5O; price 81 500. Other bun.
galows $500 and up. Houses s. 500 and up.
Largest list OF Freeport houses and bunga.
lows. lows, See me before you buy. GEORGE L.
WHEELER, is Railroad av., Freeport, l.. l.
Phone 43s Opposite station. Open Sundays.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write r. UNsER,
Mineola. Tel. Garden City 1642w.
HOUSE, rooms; garage; s.. 500; possession
Oct. J.. CHAs. RoHpE, Patchogue, L. /.
NORTH SHORE. : Ten room modern house
and garage, on elevation overlooking Hemp
stead harbor; large plot. large shade trees
price moderate. Apply Y 7T3 Herald. $50
Bway.
STONY BRooK-Five room bunFaiow, with
sleeping porch and toilet. large plot with
shade trees and salt water rights; n few
steps from bathing good Sound view: on
private road. possession bully rs: 81 200
EDWIN NJ. LA ROCHE. "Restwhiie," near
Quaker Path stony Brook.
Westchester-Sale or Rent.
ATTRACTIVE FRAME COLONIAL RESI-.
DENCE, situated on high plot. T5x1o0 In
excellent neiEhborhood. Within walking dis
tance OF station; house contains spacious
rooms, baths, every convenience, garage:
price $50 600. FISH a MARVIN. Mount
Vernon, \. v. Phone Hlllcrest 320t
hrs. EDMUND w. IODINE Real Estate
4I2 Nam st tel. $40. New Rochelle.
SCARSDALE. Owner Is offering his home,
stuoco and half timber. English design, p
rooms, baths garage plot t00xiOo: 4 min
utes from station on parkway, price S33, 900 :
terms. For Information write Dept B Ap-
ply C-7e9. FISH & MARVIN, scarsdale, N. Y.
$3.50 weekly for . city lots: choice home
sites. J0xi00 or larger improvements con
venlently located In Mt. Vernon, White
Plains. Yonkers, Pelham; buildea furnished
and building financed w. s. ccNSTRUC.
TION CO.. 1872 Nassau st., city.
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BARGAIN AT DARIEN-Attractive house,
with 3 wooded acres; near station. golf
and bathing clubs; sell $4,000 quick buyer.
GEO. WARING, South Norwalk. Conn.
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Connecticut.

WANTED--Semi-nvalid or elderly person 10
board farm 400 feet elevation, pleasantly
located; sunny. spacious verandas; home
cooking; personal attention; t25 weekly.
ROGERS FARM, telephone 27-f2 West Corns
wall, Litchfield Co. Conn.
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New Jersey.
Connecticut.

NUTLEY. N. J.-292 whitford av.; July-sep-
tenber; room house, improvements; !;
porch garage; 30 minutes New Yors.
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Long Island.

| FAR ROCKAwAY-2 rooms: all improve
ments best residential section; strictly
| private. 221S Clarke av. Phone 1851 Far
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New York State-Sale or Rent.
Connecticut-saie or Rent.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
FARM AGENCY, 4s9 9Th AV.. N
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FARM PROPERTY.

New Jersey.
FARMS, every desc scription. everywhere; state
wants: details mailed. LEBKUECHER,
Bible House. Manhattan.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED

Borough OF Brooklyn.
FURNISHED seven room house. July and
August, all improvements. near Coney
Island. 3 minutes to trains; references.
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LADD & NICHOLS.
i. 1717 Greenwich, Con

TO RENT-At Campo Beach, Westport,
Conn, a six room furnished cottage with
all modern improvements: screened sleeping
porch front and back porches, garage, cleo
tricity, &C.. price $500. Inquire Mrs. A.
PAPISH. Campo Mill, Westport, Conn, or
A. PAPISH, Danbury, Conn.
1877 ACRES. suitably divided; house. y rooms,
vera nda 40 IT.. spring water: barns hen
merry, plenty fruit. wood 100 sugar naples;
51a miles from city of Winsted price right.
For particulars write j. x. SMITH, WIN
STED. CONN.
So T5O buys modern 4 room bungalow; pret-
tiest and coolest spot on the Jersey shore,
including choice plot, 60x100; terms. B. J.
BUTTS, room 1912. 100 Broadway. N. Y.
Tel. Rector 960O
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MACON ST, 630.-Suite three rooms, COM
pletely furnished, housekeeping; private
family; Christians. Telephone S165R Bush
wick
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
Borough of Queens.

LEXINGTON Av., 146.-Single and double
rooms, running water. S.; references re-
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NORWOOD GARDENS APARTMENTS.
Six rooms, baths and a car garage: {:
si25 per month plans now ready for inspec-
ton: designed by Walter Hopkins OF Warren
a wetmore: nothing like II in New York
city; @ room apartment with an room
efficiency: no courts; all outside rooms: II
windows. is minutes from 42d ST; cent
fare; references required R1CKERT-BROWN
REALTY CO., 52 Vanderbilt av
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE front room. conveniences: private
detached house; near subways; gentlemen.
Flatbush 273
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WANTED.

DO YOU OWN A FARM?
or a large piece Of acreage. IL let de-
velop your property for you at our expense and
you pax only sell it. You hold the
title and issue deeds. We handle all details
and render monthly statements. References
as to responsibility will be furnished. Ad-
drpSS BOX 1n9-E. Star Office
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

ANACOSTIA-BRICK, ROOMS, TILED
bath hot-watcr hent electricity: laundry tubs
screens; porches alley; $5,975: $1,000 cash.
Exchange suburban or country. Address Box
DOE, Star Office. 2Ss
SIX MILLION TONS OF COAL AT ONE
CENT PER TON for an apartment house with
one trust.
$50. 900 equity in we'll rented properties. with
snail trust, for business property.
100 acres Of land with 5000, 900 feet of
saw timber. 80, 900 cords pulp wood 5000 fruit
trees; / mile Of soapstone vein few small
buildings; situated near Charlottesville. Va. i;
for equity in an apt- or business property.
"a lots at North Ocean CITY: Md. Clear
n. r. ROBINSON, 653 Munsey bldg.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
GOOD INvEsrMENr|sOUND VALUE.
Facing beautiful Lincoln Park. Attractive T.
story apt. house containing IL apis. Modern
and good repair; Present tnominall yearly
rent nearly 5000 Price. $37. 500. Terms.
TIE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
914 y. 7. ave: Franklin 691S. 2ss
AN ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT PROPERTY,
conveniently located downtown, and not far
from the new Interior bldg; lot n by 12S
feet to wide alley; building contains two large
apartments. has hotwater heat. electric lights,
instantaneous water heaters and . double ga
rage on the rear. 1t Is now renting for $50
per month to excellent tenants and may be
sold on reasonable terms.
HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON. INC.
1894 H st. NV. Phone Main lO9S
3.FAMILY APARTMENT, WITH GARAGE
for six machines: rnted rs first commercial,
on 9th st. NV; hac been occupied us a repair
shop: rents for $161 per month; price. $12 500:
first mortgage Of $1,000 at per cent for 3
years: second mortgage payable mon nthly.
Address Box 118-E. Star office.
WILL BUY ONE OR MORE SMALL INVEST
ment properties; pay cash. Address Box
2a6-D, Star ONCE.
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WEST FALLS CHURCH. vA.-SEvEN-ROOM
house; all modern improvements. with SIX
acres land Tel. Falls Church 37,y-1. -.
VILLA SITE. u ACRE OR MORE. ON POTo-
mac bluffs. " mile west of south end OF the
new Key bridge: magnificent view OF city ana I1
river. on Old Dominion car line. EDWARD
LLOYD. 23Ol Conn. ave.
isUY LAND NORTH OF WASHINGTON IN
Montgomery county. Md: direct line Of 18th
ST We have several beautiful home sites from
III to 5 acres, on best aufo rpad. convenient
to trolley and electric lights: at and cents
per foot. Buy noa while price is right; In few
years the value will double: safe investment
Ind one sure to grow. Phone Sales Dept.
Main 1856; let us show you the property.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
ss7 woodward bldg.
BUNGALOW on MT VERNON BOULEvARD.
Ideally arranged; rooms and hath: one
floor; 9 acres Of ground, partly wooded: IL
minutes by auto to business section; high eie-
vation, overlooking Washington; large rooms
hardwood floors: screened breakfast room; 100
feet of wide porches; electric cook stove; elec-
trio pump: servants toilet anc bath in base
nent. This house was built by the owner and
occupant, who will give immediate possession
1t is q bargain TO quick buyer.
Apply Sales Department.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Suite ss7. woodward bldg. Phone Main 7es
FOR SALE. IMMED!ATELY. BY owNER-
Is acres Of very fertile land on Oak st, Falls
Church. Va; price. SITS per acre; easy terms;
beautiful location for building. Address Box
77-D. Star Office. Sss
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WANTED-APARTMENTs

WANTED--APARTMENTS
BY April. /. TWO Rooms. KITCHENETTE
and bath. by married couple: must be reason
able. Call North c378-W 2Ss
WANTED-APT OF 5 OR 4 ROOMs AND
beth. unfurnished. by couple with no chill
dren: near 4th and Fast Capitol sts. Address
Box 53-E, Star once. 2Ss
OR ROOMS. KITCHENETTH AND BATH,
furnished close to business section; must be
reasonable. Address Box 1l2-E. Star once. 2ss
TWO ROOMS. KITxHENETTD AND BATH
by April 5th; downtown sectioo. Will buy
furniture. Address Box 43-E, Star once. 2Ss
WANTDD-UNFURNIsH APARTMENT, 8
or rooms. kitchenette and bath, in NV. Sec
tion. Phone Columbia s63S or write 1852 Park
road NV. 2Ss
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PROPERTY OWNERS,
ATTENTION.

Now is the time to sell your property. II
you have q farm acreage located near
q trolley. suitable for development. will
show yeu how to get the most out of it. We
make speciality of developing and subdivid-
ing properties. II we do not sell your land you
pay nothing. Send full particulars and
will submit proposition. State the
number Of acres. location. price expected. etc.
Address Box 101-E. Star office.
A TRACT OF 20 TO 100 ACRES. SUITABLE
for a subdivision and development: must be To-
Gated trolley railroad station
and within committing distance of the city;
give fun particulars. Address Box 1O0-E Star
office
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THE ORCHARD. HYATTSvILLE. MD.
Splenddly built two-story dwelling in iptop
condition: all modern conveniences; rooms
and sleeping porch Of land, abundance
of shade. ,shrubbery and hedges. great variety
of fruit and berries in full bearing: beautiful
grape and rose arbors: garage. poultry house
and other outbuildings. Possession. Price.
So, 500 For terms and inspection permit see
CHAS. II. DOING, 225 Colorado bldg.
SUBTRB NORTHWEST: 8 ROOMS AND
bath: modern improvements; large corner lot;
garage: reasonable; terms; possession; from
OWNER. 1858 Sth st. NV. 2Se
FOR SALE-COUNTRY HOUSE, LAWN AND
fruit II acre: village on road to Rockville.
Darnestown and Great Falls; Best location in
the county for a doctor. $4,000. Very easy
terms.
HENRY W. OFFCTT,
Wisconsin and st. NV.
FOR SALE-5-ROOM BUNGALOW. WITH
all improvements, near Fort Myer Heights
School; top of hill from Key bridge: at
$3.50. 7-room house with ~ acres land near
vietch sta: large barn and splendid full-grOwn
fruit: at $1,000: 81, 900 cash and balance by
month. houses in Clarendon, with improve
nents, at 5000. II 1t is for sale We have it.
GEO. II. RUCKER & co.
Arlington County c. H.. Clarendon. Va.
s. 000: $500 CASH. $45 MoNTHLY-sIX-
room house, water. sewer. gas electricity. new
furnace. paper and paint: dry cellar: WIN
accept lot as part payment. JOHN l.. kNOPP.
1923 kearney st. ne. (Woodridge)- Phone
North S263-J
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LOTS IN TWINING CITY,
1Oc per So. #. "A real bargain. "
r. F. Bradbury, 2226 Pa. ave.
Sc 31*
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FURNISHED,

FOR SALE-LOTS
SOFT. WIDTH LOT. WITH SHADE TREES.
in most desirable section Thrifton. Va. 30
minutes from Treasury; % small (S1.25 av-
eragel monthly payments still due, commencing
May 18th. Will sacrifice my $500 equity for
quick sale leash. stocks, bonds or terms). Ad
dress Box 2l6-E. Star Office.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-LOTS. 50x15O. WITH
all improvements. sold small monthly pay
menta. Col. 5s1s-W.
BARGAIN BUILDING LOT-ON MASS. AVE
NV: s475 to quick buyer. Address Box
I'D. Star office. 2s'
20 LOTS FOR SALE IN BLOCK 8th AND 9th,
l. and Fla. ave. ne.
1 lot for sale Sonth Capitol st. near NJ ST.
l lot for sale. corner 1st ST. and l. s.w.
l lot for sale, LIST and Q sts NV.
lot for sale st. bet. 22nd and 23rd n. W.
F. W. MCINTYRE. 224 st. NV
GARAGE LOTS FOR SALE-PUBLIC GA
rage site near 18th and l. NV: will sell on
rea sonab.e terms assist in financing building:
permit granted. Address OWNER. Box 254-D
Star Office.
HIGHLANDS OF THE PoToMAC-CHOICE
building sites above grade. overlooking the
Conduit I'd. and Potomac river, fronting on
Conduit rd. and Jewett ST.; sewer water
electricity available: to Is cents So. IT. Take
Cabin John or Chain bridge car to Jewett St
See w. F.. JACKSON. 5424 Conduit I'd. Phone
Cleve. 4S3.
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ATTRACTIVE CORNER BUNGALOW.
Six rooms and bath: hot water heat electric
fly; gas: stationary tubs; electric washing ma
chine; lot I5x15O It.. hre large oak shade
trees: garden: fruit i: modern chicken house; 20
minutes by car from 18th st. and Pa. ave. no
commission.
Telephone OWNER. Clarendon 1s1-W-1.
Evening star., 1921-03-28
COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE Win hoard and care Tor con-
valescent or elderly patients. also chronic
cases, on farm near Waahingtou. AapleWood
Farm: Silver Spring, HI. Tel. Sandy Spring
3oE-N S8s