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Evening star., 1921-11-07
LEGAL NOTICES. %
GEORGE r. HOOVER, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding Probate Court
Estate Of Julius u. Rettg. Deceased-No
26460.-Adm. Doc No. 6O.-The' notification
as to the trial of the issues In this
cause relating to the validity Of the paper
purporting to be the last will and testament
OF Julius E. Rettig. deceased, having been re-
turned as to Pennsylvania Trust Company,
Reading Penna.. Willis II. Castner. Maude
N. Castner and John Nichols Castner. infant
not to . be found" It is. this 2sth day Of Oe. DC.
down for trial on the Goth day Of November
1921. and that this order and the substance OF
said issues. to wit. ~ Was the paper-writing
bearing date October 13. 1919 the last Will ana
Was the said paper-writing executed and At at.
tested In due form as required by law? (3l
Was decedent at the time Of the making and
subscribing of said paper-writing of sound and
disposing mind and capable Of executing valid
deed or contract: "a Was the execution OF
nuence Of any person or persons? 90 was
the execution of the said paper.writing pro-
cured by coercion. fraud or duress practleed
upon said decedent by Minnie +. Sauber. Will
M Gastnsr Mude Gastn. .sd or
cedent at the time Of the making Of said
paper-writing under the influence Of any de-
lusions with respect to his property and the
natural objects of his bounty which prevented
him from then having sound and disposing
a valid deed or contract where the subject Of
said delusions was involved? shall be pub
lished once week for four weeks in the
washington Law Reporter" and twice week
for the same period in THE Evening Star -
JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. oc31 NOS, I. II. "A. 19. q 20
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RIALT0-Creatore-"The Night
Rose"

Moore's Rialto Theater, in pur-,
suance of a policy to cater to lovers
of good music, will have no cause
to question the popularity of the in
ca by large audiences yesterday to
Giuseppe Creatore. leader of orehesn
tras and bands. One cannot doubt
that an opera house in Washington.
which is the only large national
capital in the world lacking such an
institution, would be a financial sue
cess. after witnessing the enthusiasm
OF audiences at the Rialto week after
week when noted artists provide rare
musical treats. Crea;ore was given
an ovation that must have been fat
tering, even 10 one accustomed to
being lionized. Doubtless many who
heard him yesterday know nothing
of the technique of music. but to the
most casual observer it must have
been apparent that the fine Rialto
orchestra was swayed by a great
leader until its efforts became as that
OF one man. Creatore, himself, ap-
peared to appreciate this fact. and
insisted that the orchestra stand with
him in acknowledging the deafening
applause that greeted each number. +,
Coupled with the musical program
are screen productions which round
out the bill in a manner quite up to
Rialto standards. The principal pic.
ture. 1.-THE Night Rose is a story of
night light in San Francisco's UNDER
world. 1t does not lack for action.
Lon CLANCY, as the uncrowned king
of this underworld, is realistic in a
role in which he creates a distinct
personality. Johnny Hines. in a
rollicking comedy. and the usual pic
lures of world happenings, which in
clude some interesting "close-ups" of
men who are to participate in the
conference on limitation of arma-.
ment. complete the bill.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
METR0P0LITAN-"Why Girls
Leave Home"

"why Girls Leave Home" Is the
photoplay feature at the Metropoli-
tan Theater this week. 1t is not
sensational exposition of wild es-
capades by young girls. On the other
hand. it imparts a lesson to those
parents who leave their daughters to
tho care Of servants and to others
who place too drastic restrictions
upon their children. Anna @. Nilsson
is pictured as Anna Hedder, daughter
Of a man with ideas Of the Puritan
days who forbids her to attend
dances or have other usual pleasures.
In revolt she secures an evening dress
and is about to start for a dance
when her father accuses her of the
theft OF the dress from the store
where she is employed. The accusa-
ton 10 made in the presence of the
store proprietor, who denounces her
for her intention to visit the dance.
Maurine Powers, the daughter Of the
storo proprietor. who has her every
want supplied. has been raised by
servants, and nightly can be seen at
dances and elsewhere in opposition
to her fathers ideas of right. The
daughter Of the Puritanical man
saves the daughter of the store pro-
prietor from a criminal attack and in
the end reconciliations follow all
around.
"A Penny IN the Slot" featuring
Snub Pollard: News pictures Literary
Digest topics and an orchestral rem,
dition of THE Bohemian Girl over
ture complete the program
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n BRITISH AWAIT FATE.

PHILADELPHIA, November -
The fate Of seventy-one English
draughtsmen, under orders Of depor-..
tation to England because the gov,
ernment alleges they came here un-s
der the prohibited contract labor,
clause Of the immigration law. hangs
upon . decision to be given by United
States District Judge Thompson in D.
test case brought by David Munro:
Aird, one Of their number.
The men came from England I'M
war time to help construct ships, and
were employed by the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation. All hold de-
grees from technical colleges as ma
rine engineers. but the immigration
ofIicials declare they worked. as.
drAughtsmen and therefore came
within the class OF labor. skilled or
unskilled. barred from entering the
oountry II contracts for services have
been made previous to their entry. !.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
|CRANDALL'S-"I Do'-"Making
the Grade"

Making the Grade" a well enacted
romance with a twang Of Siberia run
ming through it. and Il Do" q Harold.
Lloyd comedy, are the twin features
of the entertaining bill at Crandall's
Theater the first three days OF this
week.
The first picture, in which David But.
Ter appears. for the first time in the
leading role Of his own production. de-
picts a pampered American millionaire.
who joins the Army and is sent to ST.
IBERIA. While there, after many ad-,
ventures, he .rescues Sopie Semenofr
from the bolshevistic forces. Sophie's
role is wen played by Helen Ferguson,
and the story is easily recognized as
sophie Senaenoff." recently published
in magazine form.
Harold Lloyd's comedy is one Of his
best. and pictures the trials Of q newly
married couple with two children, whom
neiEhbors are asked to look out for.
Minor films and a pipe organ recital
complete the program.
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C0LUMBIA-"CamiIle."

Nazimova, in a modernized version
OF Camille" continues at Loew's Co
lumbia this week in response to pop
ular demand. Large audiences filled
the theater yesterday and last night.
Nazimovas performance has many
admirers. In the death scene of the
lady OF the camelias, her work has,
made a strong popular impression.
Rudolph Valentino, as Armand. also
the cast is good. The Photographic
work ts excellent. and the gowns pic
tured seem a sensation to the femi-
nine patrons
A bonneville comedy, animated
cartoon pictures. the International
News and Current Topics complete
the bill.
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Andrews and Gladys Stockman ais,
found favor with their specialties.
Photoplays.
PALACE-"Exit the Vamp."

Ethel Clayton is pictured this week
AZ Loew's Palace Theater in Frank
Crson's adaptation OF a matrimonial
romance by Clara Beranger, which is
notable for the supporting cast that
includes Theodore Roberts. T. Roy
Barnes and Fontaine La Rue. Miss
clayton is seen as tame little self.
sacrhctng wife. A friend of other
days, now on the border of social os-
tracism for her fiirtatious tenden-
cies, seeks her aid. and the young
wife, wishing only to help a friend in
distress. receives her into her home.
The other woman soon begins to exer-
else her talents and infatuates the
husband. Soon hubby is dining out
with the vamp," but when he ac-
cepts the key to an apartment which
she has found the wife gets to
the apartment first and appears as a
substitute for the real vamp. and
thus the road is na-ved to an in
offensive ending.
a Smokey" comedy, Burton
Holmes travelogue. the Pathe News
and orchestral music complete the
entertainment
Evening star., 1921-11-07
AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTI0NEER.

BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
UABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned, as trustee in bankruptcy
Of the estate Of John Ridout, for the purpose
Of closing out said bankrupt's estate, will sell
by public auction. in front OF the premises on
MONDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER. 1921. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK. the
following described property: Lot % In square
1915. situate west side of 18th street he
tween D and E streets southeast. in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. being a vacant lot, com
prisiDg approximately 4.637 square feet.
And at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. q THE
SAME DAY the following described property:
Lot II in square 1861. situate on the south
side of e street between 14th and 18th streets
southeast. in the District of Columbia. com
prising approximately $500 square feet.
And at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. ON THE
EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1921. in front
Of the premises, lot 2s, in block 5. of sub
division known as North Kensngton, Mont.
gomery county. Maryland. located at the
southwest corner Perry and Lexington streets.
comprising approximately 1900 square feet.
Terms Of sale: All cash. A deposit Of 500
required ut time Of sale. All conveya ncing,
recording. revenue stamps at cost of pur-
chaser Terms to he complied with in 80
days from date OF sale. otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to forfeit deposit and re-
sell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertising, or to report said
default to the court for its action.
CHARLES II. MERILLAT. Trustee, 70
d&ds.exSn MARYLAND building.
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Am musements.
POLI'S-"Spanish Love. "

This dramatic concoction by Avery
Hopwood and Mary Roberts Rinehart
entitled Spanish Love-. which was
presented at Polls Theat9r last even
ing. is as peppery as many of the
dishes prepared by cooks in the land
Of buIl-flghting. With its scenes laid
In the kingdom of Murcia. the roman
tic stories Of which have caused 1t
to be known as the Garden OF Pas
sions, this story presents the most
intense qualities Of love and hate
love Of a girl for q man. love OF a
two young men who are rivals for
the hand of the same girl. In the
clashing Of these passions the
authors have developed many situa-
tions that hold the audience SPELL
bound.
Differing from the gripping melo-
drama Of old, there is really in this
story no villain. working by decep-
ton and subterfuge. Each Of the
main characters Is consumed with
one Of those eleTental passions of
love or hate and the motives and acts
Of each are directed by one or the
other of those ruling passions. The
story is most interesting and con-
vincing. The play is here on its
second visit.
Zola Talma, in the role of Maria
del Carmen. portrays girl fercely
struggling against odds that seem to
overwhelm her. While her emotional
abilities are well demonstrated, she
does not thoroughly satisfy the de-
mands for beauty and charm with
which the authors have endowed the
character. Cahill Wilson gives to the
role of Pencho a convincing bravery,
without even a suggestion of brava-
do which would have spoiled the por-
trayal. Edwin Mordant, as Domingo,
| the father, and William H. Powell. as
Xavier, have difficult roles and their
portrayals are thoroughly sympa-
thetic. Thomas Coffn Cooke makes
Migalo a clown who furnishes not a
few laughs.
The play brings back to Washing
ton Miss Eileen Wilson, who gave
| many satisfactory portrayals. as a
member of the Garrick Players a cou-
pie of summers ago. She is delight
fully refreshing in the minor role of
Fuensantica. One Of the most salts
Tying bits of character work is done
BY Albert Tavernier as Don Fulgen-
clio. the physician.
The scene in connection with the
betrothal of Carmen and Xavier is
delightfully."- enlivened by Spanish
dancing by Los Caritos, and the au-
dience demanded several encores for
this relaxation from the tense devel-
opments Of the plot.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
KNICKERB0CKER-'Why Girls
Leave Home"

The bill at Crandall's Knickerbocker
Theater for yesterday and today in
cludes Hal Roach's new laughing hit,
Fifteen Minutes" featuring Harry
Pollard: the Pathe News and the
Literary Digest's Topics Of the Day"
with orchestral selections including ]
gems from .Planquettes Chimes Of
Normandy" and Warner Brothers
film version of "Why Girls Leave
Home" which is reviewed in con-
nection with the Metropolitan Thea
ter.
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$1,000.
SAUL'S ADDITION.

An exceptional bargain in a detached home
SO well situated in this section Of handsome
dwellings 1t has Just been offered for sale
and any one who appreciates good value should
inspect without delay. 1t contains six good
sized rooms tiled bath, large living room
with open fireplace: hardwood floors: laun-
dry; hot-water heat and electric lights. The
whole property is in splendid condition and ia
screened throughout Attractive lot with ga
rage to hold two cars. Convenient terms:
prompt possession. :
| BOSS PHELPS,
Tel Main 424O 1905 n st. NV
Evening star., 1921-11-07

CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
Only 81 900 cash. Nine rooms and bath;
detached shingle home in beautiful Chevy
Chase; screens, awnings; two-car garage; in
Simultaneous hot-water heater.
POSSESSION WITH DEPOSIT. 81
Only 81 900 cash.
Balance like rent.
Owner must sell and will sacrifice.
WASHINGTON REALTY EXCHANGE.
Phone Main 323S. b04 st. NV.
After o'clock, Cleve. 1314-w.
FOR SALE-23 BRYANT ST. NE, JUST
east of North Capitol st. cars: nearly new
sx-room and bath, colonial brick house: con-
crete street and alley; open and ready to
move in 1000 cash; balance. 500 monthly.
Including interest. Price. $3.50. Inspect to-
H. R. HowENsTEIN CO.. 1914 F st. NV.
ONTARIO ROAD; ROOMS. 2 BATHS:
| sleeping porches; garage space; about s., 900
cash required: owner occupant. Terms. Ideal
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S4l5 l410 G ct. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Continued.

: NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
A substantially built home with rooms,
2 baths: very economical heating plant; elec.
lights Now vacant. In excellent condition.
Price, $11 600. Reasonable terms. Possession
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H street NV Phone Main 1O2S.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL

Opens Sept. 18th. Full graded and High
School Glasses; also private coaching to youths
and adults Civil Service prep. BY ex-examiner
q. 8. Catalogue.
Frances Mann Hall. A. II.
II. 3s77, 22r st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
THOs. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 702
IRVING STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated
July Is. 1921. being instrument No. 1873. re-
quest of the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell. at public auction in
front Of the premises. on THURSDAY. THE
At FouR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and premises. situate
in the District Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
division Of part Of Block 9, in Todd and
Browns subdivision Of the tract Of land known
as "Pleasant Plains and Mt. Pleasant, as
per plat Of said first mentioned subdivision
recorded in Lber No. go, folio 1s9. of the
records Of the Office Of the surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia, known as lot 81, square
2s9O, for taxation purposes. etc.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to q prior deed
Of trust for So. $50 and the amount over said
trust to be paid in cash. deposit Of $3.50
required upon acceptance Of bid. Conveyancing.
recording and revenue stamps at purchaser 8
cost Sale to be closed within thirty days or
deposit forfeited. JESSIE q. HEDGES,
JAMES N. CARTER,
mol, ,d&dsexSu Trustees.
SAMUEL. T. FREEMAN 4 COMPANY. Aucts..
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EDUCATIONAL.

PRIVATE LESSONS IN MATHEMATICS,
sciences languages, music; university grad
uate, twenty years experience. Address Box
ISL Star office. g.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
STRAND-Pioture and Vaudeville,

AAllanuhls 3 d8Wall4n9. presenting q
tropical serenade entitled IAN Even
ing in Hawaii" featured a we'll bal
anced bill at the Strand Theater yes
terday. Tho company's rendition Of
the soft melodies Of the South Sea
Islands were we'll received by the
large audience and many curtain
calls greeted their efforts. Faber
Brothers, Americas youngest equi-
librists," were followed by Ffske and
Fallon, in . skit, Words and Music. IS
Douglas Flint and Company. in q
numerous character comedy, ~Grouchy
Gregory" kept the audience amused
and Edward J. Lambert, assisted by
Minnie Fish. in Youth and Beauty
was an exceptional laughmaker
Tho hrst presentation in Washing
ton Of the Universal-Jewel film pro-
duction, mo Woman Knows" pre-
scented the young emotional star.s
Mabel Julienne Scott, in q quaint
story, adapted from the magazine
narrative by Edna Ferber, which
concerns a young girl who risks her
own happiness to give greater COM
fort to her brother. Its sincerity and
dramatic force are its strong points.
A comedy and the news feature COM
p1ete the bill. ~
Evening star., 1921-11-07
CAPIT0L-"Miss New York, Jr."

"Miss. New York, jr.. which opened
A. 2 weeks snEaEsment % st the capiso,
was g feature in Broadway Bellies"
hres snes s as fsany sms.ns
parodies written by himself, and a
quartet sings any popular song sug-
at the close of the second act must be
seen to be appreciated. The chorus
sTls s,n5 a md 4se.fIs fHIsaes Tsil q, faS sTs
coiored whtrlwtnd dancers, made q
hlt. and katherine Murray Myrtle
Evening star., 1921-11-07
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

GROOM BRICK HOUSE; FRONT AND REAR
yard: latrobe heat: price, $4,750; only $500
cash: easy monthly terms. e. H. TAGGART,
1920 N. Y. ave. Phone Main $500.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
.Attractively located on the Heights. Semi
detached. All bright rooms; 8 rooms and bat
on first floor; rooms and bath on second door;
separate entrances and separate heating plants.
In splendid condition. Now renting $127 per
month. Possession can be had. Price. Sc, 500.
Reasonable terms.
HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON. INC,
1884 street NV. Phone Main 1923
OWNER, BREAKING UP HOME, Will SAC
rifce beautiful. semi-detached 7-room, bath
brick house. with fireplace, electricity. garage.
Must see to appreciate. Price. $3.50: may
consider reasonable offer. 1912 5th st. NV. &c
Evening star., 1921-11-07

ONE SQUARE FROM CONGRESSIONAL
Library; frame house; 10 rooms and bath:
porch; to paved alley; good condition; terms.
Price, $3.50.
Capitol Hill, near Congressional Library
semi-detached; wide lot: 10 rooms and bath;
cellar: good condition. Price, $s,500 Lincoln
43. ]. c. WELDON & CO., Ill st. s.e.,
opposite Congressional Library.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; 2-sToRY BRICK.
rooms and bath; $500 down, $50 month; good
white neighborhood. Address Box pal, Star
Office I2s
Evening star., 1921-11-07

Fix Your Eyes on This!
Absolutely the best s-room. two-bath de-
tached house that has been built for the price
in years. Located In Cleveland Park.
Brand-new. Call MR.. BOYD. Col. 919. or
Cleye 1885
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PUBLIC AUCTION
GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE
NOVEMBER 10, 1921

Public auction Of unservlceable materlaI At
warehouse in East Potomac Park. in buildings
formerly occupied as soldiers barracks:
Desks. c. airs, Tables. Filing Cases. Baskets.
Carpets Barrels. Cable. Electric Lamps, Elec-
trio Wire. Conduit Pipe. Scrap Copper Roof
ing. Canvas, Lead, Steel, Iron, Hand Plate
Printing Presses. Metal Tables, Automobile
Cafeteria equipment. etc. THURSDAY. NO.
VEMBER TENTH. 1921, AT TEN O'CLOCK
AM.
War and Navy Department Building. 18th and
Pennsylvania Avenue NV. approximately
twenty-five (25) tons of scrap iron will be
sold.
Terms: Cash. Material to be removed
within forty-eight hours.
Articles offered singly upon request.
NJ. r. JACQUES.
no7-3t C,ooriinator for Supply,
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs'
C0nrinueA
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
81 H Street NV. Realtors Phone

41HANIS " y
1884 H Street NV. F
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE, $I0,50o.
Wen located home near 18th and
irving. Has 0 rooms and bath; eco
ample room for garage to wide alley.
Immediate possession and reasonable
terms.
DOWNTOWN.
PRICE, $4,000.
Substantially built dwelling q It.
Wide. Has 10 rooms and bath. and is
In good condition. Very conveniently
located. Two-stofJ brick garage in
the rear.
WEST OF 18th STREET.
PRICE. $1,000.
dandy Groom and bath home in first
class condition. Has been newly pa
pered. Screened sleeping and break
fast porches. elec. lights. h.-w.h: I'm
mediate possession and liberal terms.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
I| PRICE. $17.3o0.
home. Well located near the 14th
etreet car line. IL Of the center.en-
trance hall type. has 9 rooms. baths.
with all the latest improvements.
Large lot with brick garage. Terms
can b arranged.
GEORGETOWN.
PRICE, $1,000.
Now vacant. An attracdvely located
GEORGETOWN home. Has 10 rooms and
bath, elec. lights and splendid heat
ing plant. In hrst-class condition.
Immediate possession and reasonable
CHEVY CHASE.
PRICE, SIS. 500.
Beautiful detached home situated
On a large lot. First door has large
living room. reception hall, dining
room. pantry and kitchen; second floor.
4 bedrooms and baths; stOreroom and
maids room in attic. Elec. lights,
vapor heat, screens. awnings and
metal weather stripe; garage. Terms
II desired
Evening star., 1921-11-07
FOR sALE-H0UsEs
EnnfimnN6-
Phone Main 1923.
Continued

llOIS. Z llOllS Nl dill lOSC.
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL.
PRICE, $12.5O0.
Ideally situated coIonial-style home
having rooms. on two floors. Elec.
BOTH both nrst sa' and second f soor. Garage.
Owner occupant will give possession
and make convenient terms.
NEARBY MARYLAND.
PRICE. $500.
Conveniently located suburban home.
elec: lights. Garage. Abundance Of
west, anxious to make quick sale.
NORTH COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS.
PRICE, $8, 500.
Strictly modern and up-to-date home
having 9 rooms and bath, large CO.
lonial front porch and double rear
porches: elec: lights; h.-w.h. Deep
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
PRICE. $4,000.
Near the Million Dollar Bridge.
very complete home with rooms and
bath. all modern improvements;
screened rear porches; oak noors;
awnings and screens, Entire house 10
arranged.
ONLY $500 CASH..
PRICE. 50. 500.
Attractively located in good sec
tion of the northwest. Now vacant.
rooms and bath. on two floors; elec.
lights steam heat. Immediate posses
sion and very moderate monthly pay
ments.
WOODLEY PARK.
PRICE, $4,000.
On Cathedral avenue. Colonial-style
home having 8 rooms and baths.
each equipped with shower; h.-w.h.,
elec. lights; house has been newly re-
decorated; large rear porch. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Terms.
ODLETON, INC,
GTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Phone Main 1923.
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Money REALTY CO.,
Real Estate Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
22.22A Oxford Building z26 Fourteenth Street Northwest.
Phone Main 3939,
Near 18th and Park Rd B1oomingdale.
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S::: Ss:s s:s $:s: : $* -
% pss ' ~ ' G Street Southeast Near 9TH.
:Es@y Fiat s a'$ Ss% % % 4:s: ts ':
Money REALTY CO,
Real Estate Bought, Sold and Exchanged. 7~.,....
223224 Oxford Building: z2o Foureentn Street North"es"
Phone Main $780,
BOSS PHELPS,
Realtors
$500.
REAL BARGAIN. >
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CONVENIENT TO GOVT. PRINTING oFFIcE: ..,.,.
@ $; $:::: az : : &: :' s:: 81 ;; ISL :::: :
JUST OFF 10th ST.
:s $:: :;::: ;;:: :;:: ;s: sss the
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s e: si ] i: Sc; s ;S E:::s $; + :S
sAu1$ $'4fS9i ABBir1on
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK H HOTEL 1s;L: .,,..,,r,. ,n.
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and e"''''' '''"''s ''' $*ES BOss PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES:
Te Main 44o OF THE 14o6 ST. NV
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ONLY 500 CASH.
Completely detached home in good condition.
Has 6 rooms and bath, elec. lights. good heat
large lot: Garage. Price, 1880. Easy
monthly payments.
1924 II strnaf n W Phone Min 1n02
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SAMUEL. T. FREEMAN & COMPANY. Aucts.
| l519-o1 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
O WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
1904 II Street NV Phone Main 1928