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Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

With no regard for the suffering of his wife. he orders the child taken away and when Bernice recovers from her illness she is told that her baby died. Through a gossiping servant she learns of her husbands cruelty, a cruelty which prompted him to ask the doctor if it were not better to let the child die rather than have a deformed baby bear the Ridge way name. In a spirit of hatred and revolt against the man whose name she bears. Bernice strips from her the costly clothing. the jewels. and leaves forever the house of Ridge way.
 In the squalor of the New York slums, where no questions are asked. she seeks to hide her sorrow and take up life anew. Chance plays into her
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
THE PENALTY WITH LON CHANEY COMING ID STRAND THEATER.

Following Scrambled Wives the current attraction for three days be- ginning on Sunday at the Strand Richards and Mace offer by request . return engagement of a picture which needs no introduction to Phoe- nix movie fans, Lon Chaney, the greatest character actor in America, will be seen at the local theater in an engagement at popular Strand prices, of the truly remarkable char acterization known as "The Penalty. When this picture played the Strand, at higher prices last February, 1t came within a few dollars of break ing Chaplin's house record which has stood the test since the Strand opened it's doors as a picture theater. The Penalty" is unquestionably Chaney's greatest effort for the screen, and so many calls have reached the man. agement of the theater for return of this picture that it Is expected to hang up new summer record at that house. Tho those who are not familiar with the story of "The Pen- alty.' it will be well to know that the character of the leading figure in this drama is played by Lon Cha ney. This man. soured by the error of a country doctor, who amputated his legs, becomes the most powerful and feared man in San Francisco. In the very height of his career with wealth and power and following of men who will die for him. when he has reached the spot where he seeks to wreak vengeance on all mankind for what he fancies Is just cause. there comes to him an ending that stands this picture in class by itself. ''The Penalty" is a story that once
 seen will never be forgotten. Its coming to the Strand should find many returning to see this picture
 for a second time, for like a real
 book, it will stand repetition.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
HOLD YOUR LOSSES" COMING ID R|A[TO

Following the William S. Hart en-
 gagement of The Whistle,' which opens its run at the Rialto Sunday,
 will come Tom Moore in unquestion-
 ably the most sparkling comedy to be
 seen in Phoenix in the past year en-
 titled Hold Your Hosses." Moore is
 seen as a street sweeper in New York
 city, who, underneath his hide is
 quite an amateur politician. Tom
 marries an Irish servant girl of his
 own type and later he marries again
 society woman of New York's up-
 per ten, when he has climbed over
 his street sweeping broom into big political job. Kipling has said The
 coloners wife and Judy O'Grady were
 sisters, underneath the skin." Tom Moore, in Hold Your Hosses," finds
 the same treatment affective in the handling of his wives, when he was he rolled in Packard on upper since cotton took a slump, Tom Moore will make you forget the times, the heat. or whatever else Is the mat ter with you. The management of the Rialto wants to get behind this picture with a personal guarantee, that 1t will be pronounced, after its | initial showing at that house, to be 1 the greatest comedy drama any thea | ter in Phoenix has ever played It's | to remain for the week ending fol- lowing "The Whistle" where it i should duplicate the success at the California theater in Los Angeles
 where it had a phenomenal run.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
RIVERSIDE PARK CONTINUES ID DO
 RECORD BUSINESS

Riverside, that popular and we'll regulated resort, the management an- nounces is still doing a record busi- ness for the season with it's attractive pool and more attractive dance pavi- lion. The campaign of villification which has been directed against Riv- erside seems to be inspired by a de- sire of people to find fault with suc- cessful things. Recently a man who had only arrived in Phoenix several days prior to the occasion mentioned. called on a local physician and asked to have his ear examined. The said I. p. gave him the once over and said, T can't do anything for your ear, Mir, unless you keep out of the pool at Riverside" and the stranger said, T don't think you could do anything, anyhow, because I don't know where Riverside is. as just arrived in town yesterday and I can't swim, and therefore wasn't in any pool.' This selfsame doctor has conducted a campaign of viIlification against the pool at Riverside and probably was never in the water at that resort in his life.
 These are the things that are hard for the boosters of Riverside to un- derstand for once one becomes a swimmer at Riverside, he at once also becomes a strong booster for the place. For the benefit of those who tell all they know about Riverside without having been through the gates, the management announces that a crew will start scrubbing the pool at the park at 9:30 tonight and will also scrub it every week on Sat- urday and Sunday nights, as well Ss on Monday nights and on Wednesday nights. These facts can be ascer- tained by those who are interested by being at Riverside at 9:30 change days.
 When you are down at the park ask Carroll Reed to play ''Hy-Yo, ?
 thesnappiest, prettiest fox trot writ. ten this year.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

hands when Kate Martin, a neighbor, the mother of a 5-year-old girl. who bears a striking resemblance to Ber- nice, commits suicide. As Kate Mar tin. Bernice through a series of dra- matic episodes works out her des- tiny and finds at last the happiness her mother heart craves.
 An added feature to the Columbia program for Sunday and Monday is a Harold Lloyd special, entitled The Tip" with Bebe Daniels CO., starring. It is said to be one of the fastest two-reelers the comedy king has ever made
 A Prizma natural color film, the supreme achievement of the camera. and a Rex Beach adventure picture are the other program numbers for the two days.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

Mileage allowance for United States army officers travelling on of ficial business is estimated at cents per mile, as compared to s cents al- lowed for navy officers.
Evening star., 1921-07-09

PRICE. $13. $13.750-CLEvELAND PARK SEC.
tion. Practically new house that will
appeal to the particular buyer. Finely
constructed. contains eight rooms flour
bedrooms). beautiful large living room
with open fireplace: has electric lights.
hot.watef. heat, hardwood floors. break
fast and sleeping porches and built-in
PRICE. ss.s5o-erRARD ST. NR. 14ts-RE-
low priced Rsss Of
house is west Of 18th St, has ten large
rooms and bath. electric lights and a
good-stsed rear yard to q paved alley.
This 10 worth your immediate attention.
PRICE, SIS. $50 y WOODLEY PARK - AN
ideal home. finely located and having
excellent value. There are nine rooms.
two complete baths. cement front and
double rear porches and a deep back
yard to Q paved alley. The improve
ments all through are the most up-to-
date and the owner will give possession
and sell on reasonable terms,
PRICE. $8.350-NR. N. CAP. AND r STS.-
comfortable little home of the colonial
type that has just been put on the
market for q quick sale. This IL q six
room and bath brick, equipped with
screens and awnings, and is in excellent
condition. A small cash payment and
easy monthly payments will handle this.
Evening star., 1921-07-09


kth st. Sc, between Pa. ave. and East zap.
IT. A modern three-story. bay-wfndow brlck
dwellin1 Of ten rooms: electric light, modern
nIumbing; in first class condition. Splendtdiy
furnished. This property will Pay spiena,a ITd,
the owner to occupy part Of the house for IN. his
ine city. cause for selling. Reasonable terms
Price, 5000.
a At. ne. near the corner Of 9th st. A
six room, colonial house; hot.water heat, elsc-
tric lights: screened-in sleeping porches. The
house is in perfect condition. Possession given
when transfer is made. Terms.
Price, $6,50O.
North Capitol st. very close @ to tn the n filtration
and bath; hot-water heat. electric light; plenty
Of room for garage. Possession within short
while. Terms.
Price, $3.50.
4th and O SITS. se.. fifty feet from Pa ave.
A seyen- room modern house with store. The
lot has two frontages and IL a bargain at the
price quoted. Immediate possession given.
Terms.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
ATTRACTIVE HOME BARGAINS.
CHEVY CHASE VACANT

CHEVY CHASE.
Attractive, cool home. surrounded BY
beautiful shrubbery and shade trees; OF
large rooms and bath: spacious porches:
vapor heat, electric lights, hardwood
floors; all in perfect condition. A real
bargain at $15.5OO.
CLEVELAND PARK.
special low price to sell quick. on this
semi-detached home Contains rooms,
sleeping porch. screened breakfast porch.
bath; hot-water heat, electric lights;
hardwood 20 doors 6sltn lsh garage on-
NEAR 10Th AND CALF. SITS.
Substantially built residence in an ideal
neighborhood 3-story brick of IL rooms
and 3 baths. arranged that the 2nd
and 3rd hoo-s could be converted Into
extra apartments. Hot-water heat, elec-
trio lights. hardwood floors and trim.
Best buy in this section at S15.75O.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Attractive, well built home Of 8 large
rooms and bath; good furnace heating
plant, electric lights. Newly papered
and painted throughout. Large yard to
alley and is in Al condition. Property
is. now vacant and immediate possession
8 can be had. An unusually good buy at
5000.
PETWORTH.
Attractive 7-room and ba tn dwelling con-
tanning every modern improvement Cn-
foreseen circumstances have caused the
selling Of this property for only 7,250
WALTER
Evening star., 1921-07-09
FOR SALE-H0UsES.
Continued.
HETZ &'DIETZ, INC.
:s 535 Southern Bldg.
III Phone Main 5O21.
AIN. IT. Ave and Newton


-. Phone Main 5O2l.
NeafsN N. H. Ave and Newton
St. NV.
II rms, bath; front and rear poeches;
rc9ncrete cellar under entire house; space
s4r garage; wide alley. ) $7.7oo win
,saitable terms.
Near 10Th and Oregon Ave. N w.
. o rms. bath; house IN perfect condition;
>. can be sold to colored. immeoiate Poss
= $780, easy terms.
Men, Soldiers Home Park.
:; alley. Possession With title. $3.50
;: Easy terms
Near Navy Yard Sc.
Three brick houses. five rooms each;
to white e0 5sSans e.. bsss ssSa buy
Best Northwest Section
e promptly foT full particulars.
Neat 18th and Columbia Road.
: :: rsee: for quick sale, sli, 800; attractive
Suburban Property.
!. ground: fruit trees. spacious lawn; con-
:. crete walks: garage for several cars
$1,000 Small cash payment: balance.
~ easy terms.
Downtown Section NV.
=. monthly. 81. COO Small cash payment;
>; balance easy.
!, :;DIETZ & DIETZ, INC.
- SIS Southern Bldg.
g Phone Main 5O2l.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
John F. DONOHOE & SONS
.314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
p-.a 60 sOO Price IS 200


A six-roo modern house. very close to 2nd
and Pa. ave. s:e. Occupied by owner. who
will give immediate possession. This property
is in nrst-class condition; has all modern con-
veniences; good lot running to 4 paved alley,
with room for garage. Terms.
Price, 5000.
1st ST. Sc near Congressional Library. A
modern fight-room and bath brick house with
hot-water heat. Can be sold on terms Of $500
casa; balance to suit.
Price, $4,000.
Corner Property.
10th St ne. one square from Maryland ave.
A si1-room modern house, in good condition.
Owner will accept terms Of 5000 cash; balance
on easy monthly payments.
Price, $500.
18th st. Sc, square from Mass. ave.
A six-room modern. colonial house: in perfect
condition. Nonresident owner has authorized
Us to submit best proposition received This
is one Of the b8t buys In this section. The
neighborhood IL first class. occupied chiefly by
home owners and 10 convenient to all car lines:
Evening star., 1921-07-09
FOR SALE-H0USES
FOR sALE-HOUsEs

FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-H0USES
- WONDERFUL VALUES.
- NEW MOUNT PLEASANT HOMES.
: 80. One block west of
-. .-.-- SIXTEENTH STREET.
PRICES SURPRISINGLY LOW. fe5
. - INSPECT -
No. 1725 IRVING-ST. and No. 1920 KENYON ST.
Open Daily from Am. to 9 PM
s and rooms Steel beam construction
complete baths Heated garage.
Large attic Buffers pantry
Gold storage. Open fireplace.
Built-in refrigerator. Heavy oak floors
Outside pantry. Expensive fixtures.
Toilet laundry in cellar sleeping and breakfast
porches; instantaneous heater 20-ft paved alley
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
For sale by any BROKERo or
B. H. GRUVER, Owner, Union Trust Bldg
Phone Main 768.
Evening star., 1921-07-09

Tel. Main 4340.
Near Mass. Ave. and zznd st.
$1,000.
rhis "a an onportunity not to be overlooked
A low priced home in washington's most .,e et-
elusive section. Three-story pressed oIicn. s,.
containing unusually living ,gd fSe vbo1e
nropertV is in perfect condition. Electric
lights and excellent heating plant. innie"ia''
possession.
Rock Creek Church Road.
5000.
A real bargain in a comparatively new ana
thoroughly up-to-date colonial type dweMng: T
having nnobstrnsted view tie 81 satb attic elec
trio lights, hardwood hoors, hot-wa.e. hea''
double rear porches and built-in garage.
Takoma Park.
$o,85O.
A we'll situated and particularly attrncnse
detached home where possession Will be given
at once, Two stories and attic, three large
bedrooms, glassed-in and screened sleeping
eTschi pefsctrc iirhts. Large veranda. Lot eo112o.
Northeast.
$3.50. +
We consider this hohe to be one Of the
most attractive in the northeast section. II Is
story and attic. six rooms. tile bath; buiit-in
hotwater heat and electric lights. Arrange
for inspection without delay.
Connecticut Ave.
$500.
A most popular type Of home, located on this
nrominent thoroughfare not far out. 1t is
new dwelling, having six well arranged rooms,
modern bath, electric lights and excellent heat
Ing plant. Convenient terms Of sale can be
made and immediate possession given.
BOSS &
THE HOME
Tel. Main 1910.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

NUMBER DESIRABLE HOMES -To WHITE
and coloredi no agents. q Tea st. NV. 10'
S6.15O-HIGHyIEW-6 Il. AND B.: FUR.
heat; room for garage; q bargain.
$7,O0O-Highview, Q :. and b., furnace heat;
garage; just OF Il. I. ave. near N. Cap. ct.
a,bOO-FA. ave. NV; on two car lines;
r. and b. brick.
Other good properties in Petworth and other
good sections.
Call on me at 81 Fla. ave. NV.
J. W. HEPNER,
Phone N. 6QR2. 1OS
Evening star., 1921-07-09
SPECIAL
ATTENTION.

One of the finest homes in
Washington, located in vicinity
of Conn. Ave. bridge, at ridicu-
lousy low price and unusually
attractive terms. Severa. thou
sand dollars cash will secure the
property.
This property is one of the
best built in Washington, well
arranged and faultlessly equip
ped. II large, bright rooms, 8
baths, showers, spacious sun
parlar, hardwood floors and
handsome fixtures 2 very large
inclosed sleeping porches; serv-
ants-, quarters and garage. A
purchaser not wishing all of the
spad1ous lawn could sell off part
for building purposes, as there is
over 90 feet front.
xPRICE REDUCED.
'. SEE US AT ONCE.
WALTER A. BROWN,
14OO H St. NV. M. 1858.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES
GsntnueA Oentfase1
- HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC
1884 H Street N w =: Phone Main 1923
Phone Main 1923.

PRICE, 11,soo-oN, THE BEIGHTs-IN A
very convenient location. close to Cen
trai High School. Three,.tory brick
having ten rooms and bath; h:-w.h.,
elec. lights; Just been papered and
painted throughout; has front and rear
yards and plenty of room for garage:
Owner will accept cash payment OF
$1,000. Now vacant.
PRICE. $8,500-NR. 18th AND OT1S-ONE
Of those attractive houses that are %
seldom offered for sale. Colonial style.
six rooms and bath; front and rear
porches. hardwood floors, electric lights.
hot-water heat: good sized yard with
garage, paved alley.
PRICE, $I4 ,5OO-NR. 18th AND IRVING
Two-family apartment bldg. ID the
better class in q neighbOrhood that IL
unsurpassed. Five rooms and bath on
first door: six rooms and bath on second.
Hot-water heat and electric lights. The
price includes valuable furniture and
the rental per month is 500. Easy
PRICE. Sc. s.boo-NoRTHwEsr BUNGALOW
Two-story house Of the bungalow type.
having large living room with open FIRE
place, dining room. pantry and kitchen
on first floor: three Large bedrooms, bath
and Sleeping porch on second; brand
new and modern in every respect. Un-
usually easy terms.
)DLETON, INC.
Phone Main 1O12
Evening star., 1921-07-09
JAMES F. SHEA,
84 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
CHEVY CHASE.

1900 CASH REQUIRED: BAL. MONTHLY
TILL PAID.
CLUB. AND JUST OFF CONN. AVE. A
VERY ATTRACTIvE COLONIAL HOME:
CENTRAL ENTRANCE HALL. ONE THAT
YOU SHOULD INSPECT BEFOEE BUYlNG;
SEVERAL. OTHERS OF THE SAME TYPE
AND CONSTRUCTION HAVE SOLD @l1 S QUICKLY. 4 KLS
i WITH TILED SHOWER; EQuIPPElD
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH TIL 0PEN E;S FIFE Ire
TRY, KITCHEN AND PANTRY. FIRST
FLOOR; LARGE PORCH ACROSS SIDE;
fully EQUIPPED LAUNDRY; DOUBLN
Garage: tOT SOx120; IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION; INSPECTION INVITED. PRICE.
OPEN TO AN OFFER.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and g.
Main l32. Evenings. North 813.
1871 DELAFINfD PA. HAULS ADDITION: .
r.; det.; h.w,h.; elec.Ss porches; garage. $l2:OW
No agents. OWNER. III eth ne. L asls.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
UNUSUAL HOME OFFERINGS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
BOSS & PHELPS
1905 H St. NV.
New Hampshire Ave.
%10 S00.

1906 H St. NV.
New Hampshire Ave.
$1O,5OO:
Owner has just reduced the price Of this
three-story pressed brick house, which is con-
yeniently situated on this popular avenue.
There are ten rooms, modern bath; weather.
property 10 In excellent condition and there
Is fine hot-water heating plant. Only 81 .ooo
Near 10Th and Florida Ave.
$4,000.
A. conveniently located and unusually well
built four.story dwelling; twelve rooms, two
complete & kSa u.s. , also ;esvants & bath IN base
to sell on terms Of 1900 as the initial pay
ment.
Park View.
$6,95O.
A very desirable box style home. well sit
uated in the northwest section. six unusually
large rooms: tile bath, furnace heat and elec
' throughout. There is a large colonial porch
lot 20xl0O to 15-ft. alley. Convenient terms
Near 18th and Shepherd SITS.
9,35O.
Out-of- town owner has Just reduced the price
Of strictly modern home; similar properties
in the immediate vicinity are selling at q
much higher figure. a practically new colonia
type dwelling having six rooms. hardwood
floors. double lear porches. hot-water heat
electric lights; room for garage.
Petworth.
$o,25O.
decided bargain in a well situated home
having unobstructed view over beautiful gov
eminent park. Large cement porch; eigh
rooms flour bedrooms). hardwood floors; hot
water heat and electric lights. This houst
will have to be seen to be appreciated.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES"
1906 H St. NV
Evening star., 1921-07-09

Takoma Park, Md.-S7,5OO
Just of 14th st. car line. charming
home Of rooms and bath: modern heat
ing plant. elec. lights hardwood floors.
open fireplace and other desired con-
veniences; large and deep lot; ample
garage space. Good terms.
Mt. Pleasant-S12,50O.
wonderful opportunity for the home
seeker! An extraordinarily good value
in this handsome residence: contains
rooms, in fine condition; baths, h.-w.h.
elec. lights. laundry equipment. etc;
also many extra builtin features. Deep
lot to paved alley; double brick garage.
Columbia Heights-$,5OO.
Reduced to an exceedingly low figure.
Can be purchased for 81, 600 and balance
easy monthly payments. Dandy brick
house Of rooms and bath: h.w.h., elec.
lights: hardwood floors and trim; porch.
House is in the pink of condition, re:
Gently renovated throughout; deep lot to
alley.
Bloomingda1e-%,85O.
Near North Capitol St An exceptionally
well built house, having 13-inch walls;
large rooms and bath; spacious reeep-
tton hall; finished room in attic; deep
lot to paved alley; garage.
For inspection and fu
WILLIAM S
1909 New Yo
Phone
Evening star., 1921-07-09

MT, PLEAsANNBY OWNER; 18th AND
Newton, Groom box-house; elec. light h.w.h.;
southern exposure; 1st-class condition; beau
tiful location; large lot: vacant; $1,000. Ad-
dress Boz 256-D. Star oface. 10s
Evening star., 1921-07-09

1915 NEWTON ST.-9 ROOMS AND RECEP-
Columbia S52S. 15s
CORNER PROPERTY CONTAINING SIX
large rooms and bath; double garage (brick) !;
In Al condition; immediate possession; terms
Apply owner. Room 4. Naval Lodge bldg, s.e.
Evening star., 1921-07-09

hp' fin. 1915. '0''n = Na'a' A0ose o'ds:; IL. s.e'
WONDERFUL VALUE.
CLOSE TO 18th AND KENYON srs. NV.
Inspect No. 172O Kenyon St.
Before making decision be sure to see this
no. house. 1t It's large: airy rooms, two complete
instant appeal Other FEATURES, such ss heated
garage, screened porches, refdgerators, oak
nSors and I'D. noSsed attic place this uptothe
lar notice Of the high-clau workmanship. Easy
terms.
For sale by B. H. Gruver.
Owner.
Phone N: 7es. Union Trust bldg.
Select List of Vacant Homes
That Can Be Bought
Onl Very Easy Terms.
+ 1851 Parkmood place NV, 6 rooms. amt.
newly papered and painted. -'0'' ~
10 New York ave. NV, rooms AMI.
newly papered and painted. built-in heated
80 80 Gir.sd % st. me-. . rooms. AMI, house In
.t,, rooms. fur. heat. lot 40 II. deep. % Only
On Randolph st. NV. near 18th, rooms. ?
pains pains s;ma .oo and other extras, nearly new
Have new houses in Petworth and North
ColumDia delgh1 thae we would be glad
to show you.
For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
906 N. Y. ave. NV
Main 6S28. After pm. Line. 6146-w.
CONUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Home of exceptional merit: 9
rooms and bath; h.-w.h.
Price reduced 81 500.
Vacant.
Be Quick.
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO.,
1403 New York Ave-
Evening star., 1921-07-09

ECONOMICAL HOME OR INVESTMENT.
2famiIy apartment near 14th and Newton
NV: garage; separate furnaces; tenants fur
nish own heat; rental, 81, 40 per year. Price:
interest Gail D. N. TREsCoTT. Col. $50. bet.
a and
Evening star., 1921-07-09
| N. L. sANSBURY COMPANY, INC.
i 1418 Ewes Street NV. Phones Main 59O3-4-5.

ITO Eye OlICCt iN.W w.
PRICE. 750O-Petworth section. Thoroughly
modern home Of six rooms and bath;
hot-water heat, electric light, hardwood
floors; excellent condition.
PRICE, $3.. 50-Park View section. An un-
usually attractive home Of six rooms
and bath; hot-water heat. electric light,
oak floors; garage: house recently re-
decorated.
PRICE. 81. .5OO-In Columbia Heights. Splen-
did home Of nine rooms, two baths; hot
water heat, electric lights house in
excellent condition and occupied by own
er, who will give early possession.
PRICE. $13. .OO0-A detached home near 10th
and Park I'd There eight rooms and
bath; furnace heat, electric light; a large
lot with ample space for garage.
PRICE, - SIS. .0OO-In 10th st. Heights. A
modern bungalow Of rooms and bath;
hot-water heat electric light: large
porches; double garage; an excellent buy
at this price.
PRICE, $14.25O-Near 10th and Decatur sta.
A beautiful corner house. having eight
rooms, two baths; hot-water heat, electric
light. hardwood floors, large screened
sleeping porch. Ample garage space.
N. L. SANSBURY
EVERYTHING /.
Evening star., 1921-07-09

y We hive another attractive home near
18th and Columbia road Of 10 rooms and
bath; front and double rear porches; hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood
floors and large double brick garage.
Price just reduced to $11, 500.
18th ST. TERRACE.
Handsome semi-detached brick dwelling,
ideally located; front and rear porches;
bright rooms, baths; hot-water heat,
electric lights. hardwood floors and at
tractive1y finished. Brick garage
special bargain at 81. 500.
WEBSTER ST.
West Of 18th. An unusually well built
home Of Soorns and bath, on floors:
front and rear porches; hot-water heat,
electric lights. hardwood floors and many
other added features; large yard to
double garage. home you must in
spect to fully appreciate. Price reduced
to ST. $50.
NEW HOME.
Close to 14th st. and Ga. ave. car lines,
2-story tapestry brick, containing well
arranged rooms and bath; porches; hot
water heat, electric and gas lights; hard
wood floors and very deep lot to aIIey.
Very attractive terms are offered on this
property and q special price will be
given If sold within a week.
4. BROWN.
Evening star., 1921-07-09

HEDGES MIDDLETON, INC ~.
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1928