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The Washington times., 1921-10-18

Fred Alhaugh, F. E. Roach and J.
b. Van Belt.
Policemen Durrer, Magner and
Lawrence Padgett yesterday after
noon made a raid on a house occu-
pied by James Mcdonald at the
Broomilaw brickyard on Hunting
creek. The police captured one cop
per still, one barrel containing forty
gallons of sour mash, a five-gallon
tub OF sour mash and a quantity OF
bottles. They took into custody the
occupants of the house, James Nc
Donald and his brother, George Nc
Donald.
Special meetings Are being held at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
very evening for the next two weeks.
The services are in charge of the
Rev. D. II. Martin. the pastor, and
each night a visiting preacher occu-
pies the pulpit. This evening the
Rev. Mr.. Humphreys. a former pas
tor of the church, will deliver the
sermon.
On next Thursday evening gradu.
alton exercises for the class of 1921
of the Alexandria Hospital will be
held at the Westminster building.
Those who will graduate this year
are Misses Mae Cavanaugh, Mary
Pearl Bryant, jamie Waddell Meier
ran and Janey Catherine Clark. The
exercises will be presided over by
DIR. NJ. ID. Delaney and the address
N l. n IN l.. - I.s H.
editor of the Alexandria Gazette. DR..
to the graduates.
The Presbyterians OF this city have
organized n colored Presbyterian mis-.
sion, with fifty on the roll. A lot has
been purchased on Wythe street be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets and
a building will be erected on the site.
Court 81, Catholic Daughters Of
America last evening held a social
meeting at st. Mary's Hall. The
Rev. Louis Smet, chaplain, delivered
an address and a special musical
program was rendered.
Senator Claude A. Swanson and II.
Lee Trinkle, Democratic candidate
liver addresses at a mass meeting Of
Democrats to be held at Arlington
county courthouse next Saturday
evening.
The funeral OF the late Isaac L.
Greiner was held from his home. 10S
North Washington street, yesterday
afternoon. Services were conducted
by the Rev. d. II. Martin, pastor of
Trinity NJ II. Church, and the burial
was in Bethel Cemetery.
A meeting of the City Teachers
Association will be held at Lee
School building this afternoon. AZ
this meeting an address will be de.
livered by Prof Reudiger, of George
Washington University.
Sarepta Lodge, No. 46, I. o. o. F.,
held a meeting at odd Fellows Hall
'a "ening and conferred the
degree on class Of can.
didatos.
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Five Different Models in
Good, Dependable
Shoes at Sc

Shoes such as these are not
easily found at this low
price.
Five smart and refined
models for men Of youth
or maturity; black and
tan, high shoes and OK
fords.
Mems shop. First floor.
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Here's Extra Hat Value
for Men at S2.95

You'll really enjoy buying
these hats, the value is so ex-
ceptional.
A good selection of
smart styles, SO that
every man can find what
he wants. And the most
popular brown and gray
shades. Sizes 6A to IN.
Mems shop. First floor.
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0EHLERT |SHELD
BY JURORS FOR
BR|SC0E DEATH
coroner's Inquest in Alexandria
Fixes Responsibility for
Staying.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oct. 1S.-Cor-
oner T. Marshall Jones last evening
held an inquest over the body of
Henry Briscoe. who was shot on the
Camp Humphrey road last Satur-
day night.
The jury returned a verdict that
Henry Briscoe came to his death
from the effect of gunshot wounds
inflicted by William II. Oehlert about
9:30 o'clock the evening of October
Is on the Camp Humphrey road"
The jury was composed of A. d.
Kirby, H. II. Blunt, f. E. Sisson,
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Colonel Fisks Transferred.

coi Haroid d. Flsae, who has been
stationed al the headquarters OF the
Fifth corps area, Fort Benjamin Har
rison. Ind. has been ordered TO re
port for duty with the War Depart
ment general staff.
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Trade Union League OF the United
htEtea TeN cnnnfrAeH nrf repre'
sented AT the congress.
Mrs. Robins expressed great faith
In the approaching conference AL
Washington ON limitation OF arma-
msnts She said all peoples are suf-
ferins from wars, but the workers
are suffering most.
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ch.roh cklb b Entsrtaln.

The Westminster Church Mems
Club viii hold one OF their regular
entertainments In the church. Sew
enth and u streets southwest. on
October 81, at o'clock. Principal
speaker OF the evening Will be Con
gressmsn M. Clyde Kelly OF Penn
sylvania.
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lsctlrss on oossrnmsnt.

Lecture ON The Mission Of the Re
public" oontrsstins the United States
form Of government with European
governments. viii be delivered to-
night by DR.. Psrke Csamsn. Of Cen
tral Congregational Church. OF Brook
lyn. N. r., at Hamline Methodist Bpis-
copsl Church. 1900 Ninth street north
west. at 8 o'clock.
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MRS. ROBINS MAKES PEACE
PLEA AT LABOR CONGRESS

GENEVA. Oct. is.--The Inter
national women's Labor Congress
opened yesterday under the presi-
dency OF Mrs. Raymond Robins,
president OF the National Women's
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Copyright. IaD


FOR daytime street Paris suggests taur smart
The model sketches
moderately short OF
attracivey
the collar also the
braid applied from end end There three useful
trimmed, and two ttonsn intended only amuse!
LOR occasions, the with OF
Paris Black duveyn coad and gded in black
advantage
bodice has get of black net
the "baeau
treated OF
on the fas a of small jet buttons
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HARDING URGED TO REWARD
N. Y. ITALIANS FOR COP. AID

Recognition OF the services OF
Italian Republicans in New York
city in the last election through the
appointment OF an Italian To some
Federal post was urged upon Presi.
dent Harding today by Senators Cal.
der and Wadsworth, or New York.
and delegation OF ItQlians from
New York city, who called Mt the
White House.
The President was asked TO mp
point DR.. Glordano, editor a the
Bollatino Della Sierra, Of Now York,
10 such an office az an active rep
rcsentativc Republican OF Italian ex.
traction. The President assured the
delegation that he would give DIR.
Giordano every consideration.
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SHIPLOAD OF GRAPES
ARRIvES-NOT FOR WINE

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Forty-two
thousand barrels OF Malaga grapes.
said to be the largest cargo Of its
kind ever received at this port, ar.
rived yesterday on the steamship Bel.
videre from Spain and Mediterraneai 4.
ports.
Ships officers secuted the sugges.
ton that the grapes were destined to
be made into wine.
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=, oPRQE, BELMONT

Can read your life by the lines in your
palm, which are the record OF your life
Being n graduate of two colleges Of pal
mistry. and his wonderful Gift OF second
sight ems bles him to iift the veil OF nys-
terry snd reveal to you important matters
of your future life. Gives advice on bust
ness matters. love, health and family
affairs; tells name Of your future husband
or wifet tells II one you love IL true or
false; what part OF the country is luckiest
to you. what to do to be suocessful in life (;
removes troubles Of all nature; brings the
separated together; tells the secret OF hav-
lns personal Influence with your associates
Prof belmont 10 a Psychologist OF World
Renown. Readings, 81. 1915 New York
ave, NJ. w, next door TO Masonic Temple. .
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Three Killed by Train.

TROY, N. Y, Nov. Charles
Haviland and two sons. John and
Charles, jr., were instantly killed TO.
day at Junctionville near here, when
Boston and Albany express hit
their automobile truck. Haviland's p
daughter left the machine shortly
before the accident.
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CLAIRvOYANTS
Licensed BY the District of Columbia
Washington's Favorite Adviser
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR.

=
Most remarkable medium and reader or
human destiny of the present age. Tells
your name In full, also full names OF nus
band. wife or sweetheart and exactly what
you called for, accepting no fee unless per-
feet satisfaction is given. This strange and
wonderful man will tell you how to win in
love. whom and when you will marry,
settles lovers quarrels, family troubles,
never fails to reunite those that are sepa-
rated and gives never-failing help and sd-
vice on business. lawsuits. changes or any
affair of life. Marcus La Mar succeeds even
In the most difficult cases where poorly de
yeloped mediums have failed. Hours, 1890
70 6 40. SIS 18th 81. ". w. near st N. w.
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WIFE IN DIARY
ADMITS HAVING
ANOTHER LOVE
Must Have Some Amusement, "
She Wrote, When Hubby
Banned Rouge.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-"Falling In
love and marrying are like suicide.
a painful interlude followed by--ob-
iivion.
Marriage is largely a state OF
mind. Some men are mentally and
sentimentally bachelors forever. no
matter how often they go through
the wedding ceremony.
1T is still a crime under the blue
laws of Connecticut for a man TO
kiss his wife on Sunday. The stas'
ute is silent. however. as to some
other fellows wife"
The foregoing arc additional ex-
cerpts from the diary kept by Mrs.
Annie Ferrotta, defendant in a di-
vorce action brought by Joseph Le
Roy Ferrotta, wealthy consulting
electrical engineer, which was sub
mitted to Justice Newburger in the
Supreme Court yesterday. He has
taken the case under advissn,ept.
Wife Now In Montreal.
In addition to love letters alleged
to have been written to her brother
in-law. Frank Ferrotta- a musician,
named as one Of the correspondents.
counsel for the engineer offered in
evidence the entire diary in which
the twenty three-year-o wife phil.
osophized on love, soul Kisses, ''
"stingy husbands" 'mother-in.law,"
"flippiness," and other subjects.
In one chapter Of her diary Mrs.
Ferrotta, who is now In Montreal and
not contesting the suit, il alleged to
have penned:
THE man I married does not like
me to use face powder. He says that
powder is the first thing Eve in.
vented after the serpent whispered
He does not believe in face creams
rouge or perfumes. He says that
curls about ones face are a device
CT Satan.
HE says that women friends put
bad ideals into~one's head; that they
teach extravaganza and disloyalty.
Therefore. he makes me see that
they are not welcome.
I'm very good-natured and love to
please my husband.
But / must have some amuse
m
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MADAME SELIA

EGYPTIAN PALMIST AND MEDIUM.
Gives true advice in business. love-
health and family affairs; tells the name
OF future husband or wife and how to win
the one you love; makes up lovers duarrels
or family troubles, tells what business and
what part OF the world is luckiest for you
and how TO avoid all trouble, Phone
rsnklin 2S7s-J Special 81 readings 80
cents this week. sal 7th Ut. N w. next to
Eve st. Opp. MnCrnrN's lnc store.
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OF THE INTERIOR.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

United STATES PATENT OFFICE.
Washington. ID, c.. October 81, 1871"
Sealed proposals Tin quadruplicato) will
be received at this office until o'clock
will be opened Immediately thereafter, in
the presence Of such bidders as attend, for
producing. during the last half OF the fiscal
year ending June go ls22 by the photo
drawings OF the weekly issues OF patents.
to be assembled with the spocificat tion.
stitched. banded, and numbered. etc: for
the reproduction OF exhausted copies OF
sembled, stitched. banded, and numbered.
and for tho reproduction OF foreign pat
ents. Bids will be received for the term
of six months only. Contracts will be
uary l to June 30. 1922. The prices named
will be considered in connection with the
ability of the bidder and his plant to do
first-clsss work at approximately 500
nation OF an award. such preliminary in
vestigation as TO the qualifications of bid
ders and efficiency OF plant Will be made
as the Department shall deem necessary
low bid. unsupported by satisfactory
evidence as to ability TO perform the WORK
In agreement with the terms of the pro-
possis and contract to be awarded. will be
rejected. Lack of commercial standing
on the part OF the bidder or inadequate
facilities or plant with which to perform
the work specified will constitute good and
sufficient ground for che Eetestion Of suss
BEEN UNSATISFACTORY IN THE PAST
MAY RE ELIMINATED FROM CONSID-
GRAFTON ON THAT GROUND. specifi-
cations and specimens, with forms OF pro
posal. will be furnished on application TO
the Chief Clerk Of the Patent Office. All
bidders are invited TO be present at the
opening. The right to reject any and all
served. T. Z. ROBERTSON. Commits
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Lady Laurier Dies.

OTT ''vN, Nov 2 2--toNv Taurinr
the widow of Sir wlltred Iaurier
former premier of Canada. died here
today. She was eighty years old.
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Il have found me a lover"
Married at Seventeen.

In another chapter was this:
THE summer of 1915 was the most
eventful year Of my life. 1t made a
complete change of myself; 1916 was
very quiet. Spring, 1917. was also
crowded with happenings.
My marriage to Joseph lie Roy
Ferrotta took place Wednesday, De-
cember /, p. m, at 4b5 REILLY avenue,
Verdun, Que. l was seventeen years
Of age, and Joe was twenty-five, two
kids. Left for Ottawa June 2, 1915,
from Windsor Station. Cried on train.
Joe getting stingy ever since our
second trip to New York. l am sus-
picious; think that his mother told him
he Is giving me too much money.
wish other people would not meddle in
our money matters and other affairs.
II Joe persists in being miserly for the
benefit of others I shall lose my love
for him. ! particularly detest a stingy
man. ] wish l could make him under.
stand that"
He Called Her "F1ippy."
Flippiness as a means of forgetting
the past was treated I'm this view by
the impetuous young wife:
Everyone thinks am 'flippy'
That is the word my husband uses
continuously. Perhaps I am 'flippy
but really 1t is not my nature to be
so. 1 have to be 'flippy' to forget
what is past. The past Is always
with me and tortures me unmerci-
fully, and they think I have no con.
science.
Monday, July, 1920.-Joe thinking
about moving to New York, and
have to live with his family. can
never stand that for any length Of
time. j think the world of his mother
but a husband and wife should live
alone. i like privacy-every woman
does. Joe is making a sad mistake in
not making a little home for me in
New York, as he intends to stay there.
Anyhow we shall see what the out
come will be. Six months from now l
shall again write in this little book.
II wonder"
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CUSTER
DEFEAT RIGHT,
SAYS APGOOD
Action. However, Does Not In
dicate Admiration for Blan-
ton, Writer Declares.
By NORMAN nAPGoOD.

When the House OF Representatives
refused TO unseat Mr.. Bianton of Texas
Il declined by narrow margin, TO
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take a dis
astrous q tep.
And a few Of
the speeches in
opposition TO
he removal
showed a touch
of statesman
ship.
There IL moth
ing To bs said
In favor OF Mr..
Blanton. That
makes the chBe
all the more
In I ere 81 n g
from the point
~ view OF n
historical pro-
cedent. Il h 9
leading case In
all history. that
- Inhn Willxaa
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

hOOSEo FUN SAI1E.
BARGAINS.
PRICE, $4,000.
VERY EASY TERMS.
c.eissP: .fo''s : room. S M ana ana S: Ssss. fn S4isn
dwelling. with 2 nice poreh.s ana fur:
yard to alley. and room for ssTass
PRICE, $3.50.
TERMS.
70 X st., ~. W.. between North Cap
Sriet a~,llins. ho,.wsisI heat: sn in
good condition.
PRICE. $4,750.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
VERY GOOD TERMS.
Near es; car line; s-T,eom and bath
psintsd: soed yard: garage: rear and
p. J. WALSHE, Inc,
,,s 18th ., N W. w. A' Frank. ssss.
BISCHOFF REALTY co.
Six rooms, bath; Bloeminafssi:.;. a = m (:
fine condition. Price aI7so; $500 cash
S76 per mouth.
six rooms. bath. Pstworth: colonial
month.
Six rooms: bath: Hsry.,S st; scioni.li: a.
$3.50 per month.
CAPITOL HILL.
Eight rooms. bath. large yards; near
Library; good repair. Prios. T.sso: $3.50
cash.
six rooms. bath. g. m. l.: corner. Price.
$500.
Six rooms. bath. iatrdbs heat. cellar.
Prios. SS.ase.
Six rooms; southeast; bath, a. m. l.:
large yard. Price. $3.50: 37o0 cash
Six rooms; for celorsA: ist 1t. s. W;
nice home Sa.7ko; S6eo cssn.
BISCHOFF REALTY CO.
Home Msrch ants"
403 9th st. N. z. Line. Clio.
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McKEEVER GOSS
Realtors
1405 Eye 4752
Columbia Heights
home eight baths and
4
Northe
n eight
~ ' 4
Eye Street.
akoma Park
bougon
Street..
Washin Heights
McKEEVER e. GOSS
14o5 Eye Street Main 47o2
Members of the Washington Real Estate Board
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MADAM ROYAL.

Egyption Pslnist IL giving a test read
ing free until November to convince the
public OF her gift; she will advise you In
business, love- health and family affairs;
tells cause OF your troubles, what to do TO
be successful in life; removes evil in
fluence. II in doubt call and be convinced.
soe 9th st, between | and N. Y. ave.
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MADAME VASHTI.

CLAIRvOTANT AND PALMIsT
17T eth St, Near the Riaito.
Guaranteed to read your entire life-psst.
present and future, gives true advice on
business. love, health and family affnirs,
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MADAM D,ASHMAN

vcysnt, crystal Gnser ana card reader Ad-
Vice on all troubles. Daily, sunday, until
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Spiritual Science.
JAMES O'BRIEN
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
ID. c.. Washington. November ], 1871.
Sealed proposals will be received at Room
m, December IL 1891. for furnishing and
delivering 5000 cubic yards OF cinders.
ago, District building CUNo II. RU-
DOLPH. JAMES r. OYSTER. CHARLES
KELLER. Commissioners. ID. c.
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DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS
MARTHA SPENCER

DISTINGUISHED PSYCHOLOGISTS
AND SCIENTIFIC LIFE READERS.
Studio, 924 14th St. N. w.
CONSULT THIS GIFTED LADY AND BE
CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF THE
HONESTY AND SINCERITY OF HER
WORK without asking a question she viii
tell you the object OF your call, your name.
names Of friends, relatives and actual facts
concerning your life and circumstances
which you know to be absolutely true
ACCEPT ANY FEE UNLESS SHE GIVES
THE UTMOST SATISFACTION. 1mme-
diately benefited and permanently helped
by consulting her at once. Hours, 10 to s.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE
BUNGALOWS.

bONDhLo"D " ..
Before you buy let mo tell you about the
nice 8. 4 and room bung allows and lots
IL LYON PARK. send -
To NELLIE Ii. COREY. sIs i4th st. N. W,
BRHND-NEW 5-RooM BUNGALOW,
ready sh to S. NOV. Sh into: a fine D Osation large
s,rOom suns.low and bath h...........s.SSSSSS
f-room SEMI -buns allow. new ........ $500
X. G.. LOHR,
Col, soS-J. 7ss Carroll st, TskomA Park
ROSEMONT, VA.
An .ttr.o,ys hSms Of roGms ana .ssinI satn
srase, basement and attic. designed by
practical srchitsct. A home in the reach
q Tsrm.. 1hs 81 n,oOc s s..hs Anl Apply Room .Ss
i3il q st. N. W.
RIVERDALE MD.
35 Minutes To Treasury.
Half Block from Car Line
Price $6.500.
Beautiful home Of six rooms and bath.
front and rear porches tscrrenedD' gas
electricity, city water. hardwood finish
throughout. Open Fireplace. Large cellar
House newly papered throughout. Easy
terms can be arranged-
WEST HYATTSVILLE. MD.
Price $4,000.
Seven large rooms and bath; excellent
heating plant. gas, electricity. city water.
LaTGs porches. House newly papered and
painted throughout. Exceptionally large
lot. Garage In rear. Terms can be ar
ranged.
WIN. G. RICHARDSON,
fas Colorado Bldg. Main 3531.
WE WILL FINANCE home building OPP
erations in District and nearby Maryland
and Virginia suburbs TO the extent Of 7b
per cent OF cost of lot and. building: Call
and examine plans for Nodern homes
DISTRICT REALTY INVESTMENTS Ex-
CHANCE, Inc, s22 New York ave.
SUBURBAN FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSE-A. NJ. l.; will rent
as whole or apartments for housekeep-
ing. For further Information phone Clar-
endon l55-W-I.
SUBURBAN WANTED.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR SALE
NEW ISTINGS DAILY
NORTHEAST.

PETWORTH. NORTHEAST
snd bath brick
heat
porch. '' ~ $3.50
near sh and
electricity double front ' be
easy terms
9 bath
WI atsr heat eletroty fire
age rge
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. ,,,oo 1850. 49, ~ .,,,-
slI
and slsoict
$250O-NEAR UNION STATION.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. Brick dw.cs would b. S'sy so0S buy
Is
garage.
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG
N. Phone Main 372.
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MADAME PARKER

7iftsd oiairvoysnt and medium. gives true
aAv,ee on business, health, love ana family
affairs. Tells the name OF your future hus-
band or wife. What to do to be successful
in life Removes evil influence. Satisfao-
tion or no charge. 11l1 E st. N. w.
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$4,000 $145OO
Conn., AveB Chevy Chase, DC.
ali
and
trio hsh''' "''' D' s10,5Oo.
7th st, Property.
tory
water heat:
" Takoma Park, Md.
District
Aloysus Parish.
Near Cover shsdeg
and
roomins house
Columbia Heights
$4,000 S7500
Columbia Road. Near Capitol
$4,000
EXCHANGE FOR EQUITY IN WASHINGTON PROPERTY.
comprising
half grapefruit figs pears grapes flowers and
Located thriving FLORIDA county seat photographs
lin this office
H. SAUNDERS & co,
1888 St. N. w.
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CROCK & COREY.
S16 14th st. n. w. Main 4166.

yIbUV-DnIy y-TOOm
hot-wster heat: rented to different people
at s1s5 per month the entire property in
very fine condition; large weil-bult brick
near Pa. ave. ". W.; almost downtown
location; excellent property for a specu-
lator or some one that wants a home.
ss.35o-one Of Kennedy Brothers strict
" modern homes; will have to be seen to
he appreciated; hot-water heat. gas cleo
uric lights, hardwood floors hardwood
cellar, built-in Ice box. cold storage room,
instants neous water heater, sanitary wash
tubs servants toilet. large attic, large
yard TO paved alley: convenient to differ
ent car lines. stores. sch hools and churches
ts. s.o0o-Tor colored or white: 6-room
house; hot-water heat; vacant and imme-
d,sion; % recently papered and ana painted; int iO
large press brick home with large back
yard: on Florida ave. N. W.
ts. aso-pres. brick home: large rooms:
hot-wsteI heat, tile bath; excellent large
1cellar under the entire house; close to the
cars; very good $. r. location; owner in
lsh~ property and wishes to sell at once
tB,2so--vacant: 6-room brick Colonial
porch furnace heat electric lights entire
knce; $500 cash: g. &c. location.
So. .2so--vscant; N. w. rooming house: IL
hoomsi hot-water heat.
81, ,oo0--I can sell you large roominG
house near the House office bldg balance
y the payments less than rent.
Northwest downtown location Eight
ooms and bath gas and electricity and
oubic garage $4,000; $1,000 cash.
Southeast location-Slx rooms! a, m. l.:
hcpnt $3.50; S35o cash.
Near Lincoln Park N. E.-sis rooms;
m. T. 1880.
Vacant--Six rooms: m. l. northwest
ccation $3.50 $1,000 cash.
Woodbridge roomsi q. m. bunsa-
low: space for garage. $3.50; 1900 cash,
Roonins housc--Downtown locationI II
rooms! hot-vster heat and gas. Price.
IS $50.
a Near Lincoln park-Six rooms! hot
kwater heat and gas. t6,bou: $1,000 cash.
Southeast iocaton-SiN rooms; a. M 4
md garage. $3.50, $1,000 cash
J. ID. GARMAN
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
Main 1929, Franklin 1898
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CROCK & COREY.
SOUTHEAST.
Near Pa. ave.; rooms, bath, gas. yard
90 alley. $500 cash. Possession.
On 10th near E St; rooms, bath, hall,
gas: room for garage. $3.50 cash.
NORTHEAST.
Three 6-room frame houses; good condi-
sfou; gss. latrobe heat. Small cash pay
ment; $40 per month.
Vacant: 6 rooms. bath, gas. lstrobe heat.
$500 cash.
SIX rooms, bath: room for garage: gas.
81. 900 cash, $40 per month.
st; rooms, bath. gas. $500 cash,
terms.
Near N. Capitol St: rooms. bath, hot
eir heat: room for garage. $3.50 cash.
SIS per month.
The Washington times., 1921-11-02
8 ROOMS. INSPECT TODAY.
1915 to 1923 Kenyon st. N. w.

Nbw HON Es
The homes with
ne big ysrds. 20 by
100 feet. Room for
- rdens and veas.
hlss.
Hot-wstsr Heat
Hardwood Finish
large South Porches
40 Foot Front
Room for Two
Garages.
! ROOMS AND
pATH
Open Daily
The Washington times., 1921-11-02

SUBURBAN FOK RENT
FURNISHED HOUsE-A NJ. l.; will rem
as whole or apartments for housekeep
ing. For further Information phone ClaT
endon lb5-W-I.