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The New York herald., 1921-11-15

Returning from Washington aftei
the opening of the Conference for tn,
Limitation of Armament HAMILTo?
HoLT contributed to our neighbor thu
World the subjoined fiabbergastin!
remarks.
HUGHES would never have dared
to deliver it This speech to the con-
ferees] il he had not been assured
beforehand that he would receive the
support of England.
Until a few days before the con-
ference there had been debate as to
whether the opening speech should
be general or specific in its nature,
and n decision TO make it general
had finally been reached.
"The night before the conference
opened, so 1 was Informed by a men,
ber Of the British delegation. AR
THUR BALFouR had a two hour talk
with HUGHES.
Now, BALFoUR Is no spring
chicken. You can be sure that they
talked about something besides the
heavy snowstorm he encountered on
the way down from Montreal.
when HUGHES had finished his
speech BALFouR went UP to him,
shook his hand and said well, that
was a great speech"
Because of its absurdity it is un
to discuss Mr.. HoLT's dec
laration that Secretary HUGHES
would not have dared" to lay be
fore the conference the United States
programme for limitation of naval
armament. 1t is sufficient merely t.
characterize it as rot. And examina
tion of the facts of record discloses
the folly Mr.. Holt has embodied ir
his other statements.
Mr.. HoLr says a decision had beer
reached for Mr.. HUGHES to deliver
an address OF generalizations, anf
he implies that this decision wa:
changed on the evening of Armistice
Day. after Mr.. HUGHES had talked
with Mr.. BALFoUR for two hours.
But the facts are that the address
and programme presented by Mr.
HuGuEs with their carefully pre-
pared consideration OF warship ton
mage afloat, on the ways and pro
iected in three countries, and the ref
erences not only to fighting craft b.
classes but by name or number, were
not hurriedly compiled documents
the fruit of inspiration derived from
a two hour talk with Mr.. BALFoUR
The explicit, succinct. exhaustive pro
posal laid before the statesmen il
Washington by the Secretary o
state of the United States bore in
trinsic evidence of elaborate ant
painstaking preparation, which is ap
parent to everybody who can read.
Moreover. one detail of the openint
session of the conference refutes Mr.
Hours implication that Mr.. HuGHEs'
plans were reversed at the eleventh
hour because Of Mr.. BALFoUR's inter
vention in behalf Of specifications
where generalities had been decided
upon. The Hughes address was com
posed in English, translated int
French, and printed copies Of it were
distributed to the delegates. 1t wa
the only utteranee made at the frs
session of the conference thus elabo
rately prepared; 1t was the only utter
ance at that session which was no
interpreted from the language Il
which it originated into French o.
English for the bcnefit Of the dele
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For the Benefit of the Amateur.

From Popular Mechanics MuDuSiuc.
double headed nall Is being manufac-
tured that should be of advantage espe-
cially on forms for concrete and other tenn
porary wood structures. OF the compound
head the lower. or holding part. is much
larger than a common nail head, making
II possible 10 draw the boards together very
tightly. The upper part of the head is al
ways exposed and furnishes an easy means
of extracting the pail.
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The First Step.

To THE NEW YORK HERALD: The
League of Nations cannot expect to be
n complete success unless and until hu-
man nature vastly changes.
This happy state can be attained If
it's missionaries will preach not merely
material reconstruction but also the re-
generation of mankind, for what the
world needs most to-day is God.
j. Fl. FARMER.
MuNpEsLEY. England. November 8.
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Secretary HUGHES scored triumph
on Saturday afternoon Of which he may
we'll be proud. He made the news
papers in their sporting editions give
as much prominence to political
utterance rs they did to Princeton
Yale football game
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TO the use for republication of all news des-
patches credited to II or not otherwise
news published herein. f''T
All rights Of republication Of special des.
patches herein are also reserved.
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Not So Bad After All.

La Rue correspondence Eureka Springs
Times Echo.
Items rather shy. but we will try.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. BIZ Williams, q
fine ten pound girl.
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perch above a tomb. There is n rare
deaths head" helmet of Savoyard pro-
duction in 1860 which has curious ex-
tended ridges at the brows, giving 1t
somewhat the appearance of a skull and
also a strange spider" helmet, so called
because of the spiderlike face defences
which in normal times were folded up
ward.
Chain Mail of 100000 Links.
A coat of chain mail of Persian or
North Indian work is beautifully woven
In the best manner of an armorer. who
must have been famous. even in me-
dieva& times, for his patience. The piece
Is composed of about 100000 carefully
finished links, the weaving" OF which.
1t is estimated, consumed at least year.
The Japanese color prints of the exhi-
bition are the property of the famous
collectors, William S. and John T..
Spaulding of Boston. Their names give
the same authority to the prints as Dr.
Deans to the armor. since their great
collection is probably unrivalled by any
other that has ever been formed. In
forming it they were several times
obliged to buy collections en- bloc In or
der to secure a few supreme impressions
of prints already in their possession.
These duplicates are now offered to the
public.
The artists represented include such
great men as Harunobu. Koryusai.
Kiyonaga, Shigemasa, Shuncho, Shunsho.
Shunko, Shunyei. Utamaro. Eishi, Togo
kuni Kunimasa, Hokusai, Hiroshoge and
others. In so large collection, con-
sisting of about $50 prints. all of the
historic and imaginative items OF the
Japanese life seem to be spread before
the spectator. as the print artists have
been most faithful chroniclers Of fact
and legend.
Play and Sport Reproduced.
Not alone actors and play acting were
reproduced for posterity but all forms
of play and sport gave them themes.
and the saying that man can be un-
derstood whose pastimes are known ap-
plies equally to nations. The Japanese
prints explain the Japanese beautifully.
To fix upon the star pieces in so
varied showing is impossible, but at
least 1t can be noted that Utamaro's
deeply Thoughtful Woman is here,
print that exhibits this rare artist in
his most serious aspect and the pano-
ramic view of the Sunida River on q
winter morning by HiroShoge, the cele-
brated Gone of Full" by Hokusai,
printed in low toned pinks instead of
the hot red hues of the later editions;
the lovely 'Izutsuhime at the Window"
by Harunobu. Toyonobu's after the
Bath and Youth Holding a Lantern;
a series of Shunko's incisive portraits
of actors, and the Pleasure Boats on
the River" by Eishi.
There is an unusual group of prints
of the Utaga.wa artists Of the nineteenth
century which came to the Messrs.
Spaulding from Prof. Ernest F. Fenel-
losa. The sale of the collection occurs
on the evenings of November 16, II
and IL.
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National and Legal Holidays.

To THE NEW YORK HERALD: What is
the difference between national and
a legal holiday? have seen the state
mcnt that Armistice Day was the first
declared national holiday, and i claim
that Labor Day Is one also.
r. II. d.
MERIpEN, Conn, November IA.
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Highest temperature, AZ, at l p. M.
Lowest temperature. "a. at $3.50 A. M.
Average temperature. 40.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15

A legal holiday is one fixed hy law;
a national holiday one observed by the
whole nation.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
No Limit.
From fhs Dali0a n

From the Dallas Ne,cs.
The only regret we have for being good
tallser Is that We don't want to do any
thing else ~
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
Hamilton Hollis Foolish Gossip.

Returning from Washington after
the opening of the Conference for the
Limitation of Armament HAMILTON
HoIT contributed to our neighbor the
World the subjoined fiabbergasting
remarks.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15

observations at United States Weather Bu-
seau statiohs taken at p. M. yesterday.
se'enty-fifth meridian time:
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LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS

The temperature in this city yesterday, a.
recorded by the official thermometer. 1.
shown in the annexed table,:
Evening star., 1921-05-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-So. 500.
,,dIsIr list THINK OF IT: 4 NEW DETAcMEn
no! 81 IN CHEVY CHASE. d. C.. FOR THE
I rKIrE OF 4 ROW HoTsE IN THE CITY:
HALE sol ARE EAST OF CONN. AVE. NOW
INDER CONSTRUCTION on KANAWHA
ST, WILL. RE READY FOR OCCIrANCY IN
AROt.r SIXTY DAYS. HAS SIN ROOMS:
BATH; HARDWOOD FLOORS ON FIRST
FLOOR: HOT-wATER HEAT. GAS. ELEC
IKNITi: LARGE FRONT PORCH: LOT ~
~ ~. CALL AT THIS OFFICE AND. SEE
IIANS. DON'T DELAY. AS THESE
ModSES WILL BE ALL SOLD BEFORE
F. T. SHEEHY.
Colorado bldg. Main INl4
Ss.am-DOWNTOWN SECTION Comfortable
home at comfortable price.
ro"ms. hath: large yard. In tim"
Will become business property. Op-
portunity for wise investor
SluoNI-tolunbia Heichts-possn>sion in a
week. rooms. bath: h.w.h. Frcc
low. hut quality high.
In Chevy Chase delightfully."- To-
Gated. 4 home that has individual
ry. So different from the ordinary.
inu'l he charmed hy this home its
surroundings and price.
CHAS. 5. MUIR & CO..
l4OS New York Ave.
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FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER. ACCTIOSEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three-story Brick Dwelling,
No. 931 II Street Northwest,
in a Rapidly Growing Busi-

BT virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the Distric. OF Columbia. passed in equity
cause No. $3.50: the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale by public auction. In front of
the premises on WEDNESDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF JUNE. AID. 1921. AT HALF-PASr
FOTR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises. situate in the city Of
WashiE ton. District Of Columbia. to wit: Part
Of lot numbered seven 90. In square numbered
three hundred and seventy four t374I. begin
southwest Of said lot and running east
thence north 1o5 feet; thence west 2s feet;
thence south to th. beginning. improved ~
premises No. 931 II street northwest. with
brick shed nr garage in the rear.
T"rma Of sale: One-ihird "f the purchase
money to b" paid in cash. the balanre in two
equal in>iallmeLts. payable in one and two
years. with interest at q per cent per annurn.
payab. rm!-annuaiiy. from day Of sale.
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold.
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A
deposit Of $500 required uf the purcha ser At
the time Of sale. All conveyancing. recording.
revenue stamps and notarial fees at the cost Of
the purchaser. Terms Of sale to h. complied
with within thirty days from day Of SHE.
o'hrrwise the trustees reserve the right to
sfl the property at the rirk and cost Of the
drfnulting purchaser. after five days advertise
mnnt of surh resale in como newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Washington. j. C.
RICHARD A. FORD. Trustee
JOHN l.. CAssIN trustee.
my19-d&ds exSu&hol sls 18th st. NV.
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TRUSTEES Sale of Brick
Apartment, No. 223 3rd Street
Southwest; Brick Dwellings,
Nos. 22s, 23l, 233 and 243
Sd Street Southwest, and
Frame Store, No. 234 Sd Street
Southwest.

Ey virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia passed IN e-'mriE u;
ti,' premises. on THURSDAY. JUNE SEC
situate in the city of Washington, District Of
AT ForKTHIRTY O'CLOCK r.M.
SublOt til in square 534 improved by three
story and cellar brick apartment. containing
six apartments Of five rooms and bath each
No. ..s sv%rn IA s1,cst ,rs, s%nhTns1 .rrrR
by tw" ostory brick dwellings Nos. 90
~ IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
South half Of lot II in square :34, improved
by three story brick dwelling, No. .s3 ard
' lMMEDIArELY THEREAFTER
Part Of lot 81 in square 534. 1870 feet front
b. The md aer .. i1 b,e lot, y
DIV 1MMEDIXTELY THEREAFTER.
frame store e Sot M ss4 i'. sr, street re .onthwe't
being advertised for sale at the risk and e1, :.
S,,sa 4, NAV IL by order
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase
money II be paid in cash the balance in two
equal paya"s in rsn one er and
payable semi annually from day Of sale, Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold,
deposit Of 5000 on each parcel required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. All convey
snrine rscordins tevsnu. @ stamp: and n nosara al
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees re-
risk ard cost Of the defanltins purchaser.
after nve days advertisement OF such resale
in solne new.paper published in the city Of
CHARLES W. DARR
urxpv sDnthsrn q be- IL Euidins'
myoo.d&ds. .exSn&myO Trustees.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
r~-ff~A@

TWO FAMILY APARTMENT on CHAPLIN ST
between 14tl-I5th: big lot: SIn.J~.
DINnWITZ REALTY CO. ,..
go Colo, ado bldg. ~
DETACHED. MODERN. S-RonM. h'il"M
III" homie in Tak.nna Park: must h SON ny
developer and builder: easy terms: iTnieuIat "
possession A real bargain. 5000 sth ST or
phGn" ',wnrr ana builder Col. l>m-M.- -
WooDH1Ih;E31O4 .4th ST. VI" R,'M"
nnd tiled bath bungalow: beautiful OAK h'r
hot water heat: metal weather strips. room l'L
Chra-" and every convenience. p"'liW'n Nv
owner and can h.' inspected any time are.
nm Corner hnuSr.
g ST S.W.. NEAR 9Th ST. ii ROOMS NM
bath. hr.rk Price. Si.lIO SIno cash.
Lloyd X. TURNER. ~.
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rHos. J. OWEN & SON. AucrloSEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS. TO Re
SOLD WITHIN THE OFFICE OF THOS.
j. OWEN & son.
Ry virtue OF two certain deeds Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 43l6. folio ct seq. and
L!ber 1888. at folio 49,. respectively. Of the
la,ai records OF the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party secured thereby.
tie undersi gncd trustees Will sell At public
auction in the Office Of Thos. J. Owen & Son.
1891 q St NV. on FRIDAY. tho TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY Of MAY. AID. 1921, AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises, situate in the District Of Co
lumbia. and designated as and being lots 3
and 9 in square .111 in the subdivision Of
sixteenth Street Heights, az per plat thereof
recorded in the Office Of the surveyor Of the
district Of Columbia in Book AZ. page 2.
Terms Of sale Sold subjec, to 4 prior deed
Of trust for 500. Amount over said trust to
be paid in cash One hundred dollars deposit
on each 10, required at time Of sale and sale
to be closed within 80 days or deposit forfeited
ROBERT f.. HEATER,
WILLIAM H. R1TCHIE.
my19-d&ds.exSu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAY.
SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE
Within Our Salesroonls at
6,S5 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
ON THURSDAY, MAY 20.
AT 1880 AM.
Stock of Groceries, Teas. Coffees,
Can Goods. Spices. Large Guam
titles of Soaps. Soap Powders,
Lot OF Shoes. Furnishings. Etc,
all to the highest bidder without
reserve.
d. NOTES, .Auctioneer.
Terms cash.
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80 Mat.on Navigation Co.
100 Market Street
San Francisco. Cal.
% south Cay Street. Baltimore. Nd.
Ol MunsOn Steamship Line.
So Wall Street. y. Y.
r.i Vn-rvn- J14a
IO5 Pacific Mail =. S. Co.
10 Hanover So. y. y.
Tel I:,wlins Green 1880.
s.l Market Stree. san Francisco Cal
LOG The Admiral Line.
u state Street. New York.
l. C. Smith Bldg. Seattle. Wash.
l50 L, :. Mail $. $. Co, Inc.
g., Broadway. New York.
Tel. Rector $500.
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c1- I'M

.Nh
IN chevy CHASE. WEST "F COM: W. En-
. rooms. baths: concrete and grant, con
sfrurti"n; wide ""n"ret" porch around h%u>r ,,i,n
hnamed ceiling in rarlor: large reception nhu .
hot wnter heat: electric lights; every m"'i''r"
convenience: sleeping and hrrnkfa~' p"r'n".
glass inc'osed: screened throuc,I ,Iout; Nv" very
hcat"r Can sell furnished nr unturn'~h"' anu
arrsns" s." that families "an "'rnrN SANE same
Can Il" had at "ny time. party l'av"> town.
Address Rox 81 k. Star "tH,r.
LARGE ROoMING IIOI-SE PROPOSITION
h"l>" containing 30 rooms. : baths. f'Sht ,h
heart of downtown bn>n.,> district. in neigh
lmrhood "f 10Th and Il streets: tins property
is right ai"n=sh" property the selling rflr"
of which is $io,mD. The above d">cr,'"d prop
payment.
FRANK A. GIBBONS.
Main us 80 southern bldg:
HOME BARGAINS
10Th ST NEAR q SE.-i ROOMS: fEFHl<E
dash gas. latrohc. d"uhlr garage. c""i r'rair
rri'r'. s3.W" "n'y S'on cash and SS' monthly
s. g. AVE. NEAR l4;h SE.--6 rooms and bath
brick; large yarrl: bargain ar S3,'"': easy
monthly payments.
e ST NEAR 10Th SEC rooms bath. fur
na's.. sleep uc r"rrh: garar" space; sn"r ~
Si4c. tnly 500 cash.
r.-rwuRTH NEAR SIIErHE7T-1 \ ST. room
house. ami. h"ant;'ni h"Tt at Ss;'on
and furnace heat: large back yhri; garage
space; >.midetachcd Price s'.,''n Easy
terms.
+ II TA'i;hRT.
1""l y Y. ave Main :,Ioo.
FOR SALE NEW HOME IN NV. SEC
ti"n-6 rooms and sarhs": nil modern improve
men's Will trad" for automobile. Address
Hcx ..3 h. Star cflir" 20
III QUINCY PLACE NE.-6 ROOMS AND
bath brick hcn,r. frnt and lack n"r"iirs; fur
mace heat: gas: good condition. between Nv"
lines: pre- r"aS"nahlr. ~
puWNTuWN LOCATION.
: rooms la n. latruhe heat. convenient Z"
everything Price. 81, ..,n3. Cash. >r's. M"nth-
ly payment. So. covering all interest. Tins j.
TIA" lowest lr!c"d L"Gs, and easiest i"ri- IN
tbs section.
NEAR 18th AND OTIS.
II rooms . baths; Inv. hca; ana cleo. light:
deep lot L" alley.
NEWTON NEAR i:h
Il rooms. furnace heat. p"rchc>: garage rn"m.
PARK EoAD NEAR SOLDIERS HONE.
& rooms, ali improvements: front and rear
pJrc!ies.
col HEIGHTS NEAR CENTRAL HIGH.
rooms INV. heat: newly decorated: Nnrant.
lis Quincy Ne.
6 rooms. Inv. i.eai. in splendid condition.
:,..5 AND 2.5i. il ST NV
Lot 4axlO1. improved Lv two houses. in good
condition. Can he used f,r h,sine-s.
PETTY d PETTY.
1423 New York Main :1.7,
IN sE-i ROOMS hND BATH: ANIL:
81 9JG: terms, or will consider suburban prop
erty in trade. Nd. or Va. Address Box Ia X,
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BEAUTIFUL.
CHEVY CHASE HOME

$50 Jocelyn st. Detached. on large lot
'c"ufains 10 large. bright rooms; . fully tilel
hiths: h"t-water heat: expensive electric hN-
tlreS: hardwood floors: beamed dining room
ceiling: large front. side AMI double
ISrches: 3s-f"ot sleeping porch: garage. ON
Attot nj OF OWNER LEAVING CITY THIS
PROPERTY CAN RE BOTGHT AT THE
RIGHT PRICE. INSPECTION HT PERMIT
From THIS OFFICE. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION.
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CuE<4,.tAk. uE<,U.
BEDFORD SPRINGS. PA.

For yrNE ANu July rNulr COTTAGE.
North Beach Nd. End o, ear hn". Acr"min"-
DIT cus Ioc .!sh' open for Inspection
Il. 10 piAS -
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ADAM \. wEsCl.LER. AucrIoSEER.

Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Located in All Ideal
Section of the District Of Co.
lumh;e, Which Can Be Sub
divI.cd to a Good Advantage,
Having a Frontage of 522.55
Feet on Wisconsin Avenue
Northwest, and Containing
22S,57O Square Feet, Partly
Improved by a Large Frame
Building, Formerly Called the
"Willows," No. 5345 Wiscon-
sin Avenue Northwest, a Two
Story Frame Dwelling and a
Barn, to Close an Estate.
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Pc.worfh: nothing to equal at ss 80; 6
cheerful rooms: modern 10 tn" minute: wide
frontage; alley; Possession: 81 ,UU cash
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Nr. 18th and + ne: 2familr brick fat I;
refined coIored tenants. $3.50 a year: sell this
on easy terms TO pay big interest equity;
cons Der trade.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, ACCTlONEER
Court Sale of Valuable Improved
Real Estate No. 1843 18th St.


BY virtue q . decree of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. passed in Ad-
ecutri1 will offer for sale at public auction
on TUESDAY: JUNE SEVENTH. 1921. AT
being premises No. 1873 18th street north.
west, Washington. d. &.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash. the balance In two
equal installments payable in one and two
years. with interest at 6 per cent per annum.
deferred payments to bo secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. or all cash. At
hundred dollars required Of the purchaser at
the time Of sale. All convey ancine. record
ing, revenue stamps and notary fees payable
by purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
with in thirty days property will be resold
al risk and cost Of defaultin9 purchaser. after
five days advertisement In . newspaper pub
lished In the District Of Columbia.
EMELINE NJ. DAWSON.
CRASDAL MACKEY. Executrix.
Attorney Columbian Building.
nlyCS d&fls q Su6hOi
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East Col. Hts white or ruornd: r. and
h.. brick: newly decorated: possession: alley:
So 30; 500 cash required
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NJ. 18th and ne.-G very large rooms
rer"p. hail and b.: ho'-air heat; wide alley !;
posse ssion; 81, so.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Gro.
Gerry Business at No. IA Bates
Street NV.

BY virtue Of rhattels deed Of trust duly
recorded January "2. 1921. No. IS, among
the land records Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party secured there
by. the undersigned trustees will sell by public
anrt"n. as an entirety only. within the above
premises on TUESDAY. MAY THIRTY FIRST.
1871. AT ENTHIRrI O'CLOCK AM. mis-
rcllanco"S stock cf t:rHre;ies: ais" Fixtures.
con uprising lee Rox. Meat Block Scales. Show
cases and Cash Register.
Terms: Cash.
SAMI'EL ALLOY.
CHARLES NJ. GTSACk.
myo4 -. o8 27.S Trustees.
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MOORE & HILL, Inc.

SAUI'S ADDITION: POSSESSION: BEArTI-
ful. modern. 9r house; garage. etc; cheap
at 81 i,2U; terms.
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VACANT,

7 Al AN
II Florida ave. ne. Attractive hrick home
or y rooms and bath: hot water heat: interior
hni>h in old ivory ami mahogany: open every
DAY for inspection. QUICK ACTION NEcES-
SARl TO SECURE THIS BARGAIN. PRICE.
81 40: S:'u cash. balance $50 per month"; in
c!ud!nI all interest
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
lst AND 2nd TRUSTS MADE.
Second trusts lousht.

lst AND Znd lhCSlS MADE.
Second trusts lousht.
w r. WILLETT. 1909 ii NV
WILL MY GOOD SECOND.TRCsT NOTES
IN any amounts. Address Box Ok, Star Of.
fce. 29S
MONEY TO LOAN on u. {. REAL ElSTATE l.
at 6 and per cent. JESSE l.. HEISkELL.
14G3 II At. .n:w. nv.
HAVE A FUND OF 5000 TO LOAN AT
6r. interest. ]. A. HAYDEN. l41O G st. NV
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST AND
second TRUSTS at prevailing rates.
u. II. ROLAND DRCRY,
Phone NJ. 23 204 Woodward bldg.
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans u. e. real estate; prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
MONEY TO LOAN.
II you have proper security in d. c. real
estate We can negotiate 6rst or second trusts
quickly and satisfactorily
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 234J. 7l3 14th at.
on DEsIRARLE SECURITIES AT
PRE-WAR COMMISSION CHARGES.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.
S17 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Near Wardman Park Hotel.
4 strictly modern and ligh-class house Of
r'oms AMI : baths. also double garage, nice
back yard. pOrr'rns. ct This IIur.-" j. III
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day. II = = -y"I- -I"-lr. -. q .,! .ty,liu. :ud
exrredn-is Hrahi" lnu-" winch. fogetic:
with the price and very easy terms should
max. IL worth inquiring into
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Hr 18th and East Capitol SITS: surpasses
ANYTHING Offered: r and b.. brick deep lot
10 alley: 81 $50 term>
y. T.. RYON CO.. Inc,
Successors t" New York Realty Brokers
Main f597 14.3 + 81
Evening star., 1921-05-25

col HEIGHTS NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
rooms. INV. heat: newly decorated: vacant
Evening star., 1921-05-25

:,g15 AND 225i. il ST. NV.
Lot 4axlW improved lv two houses. in good
condition. Can lie used f,r business.
PETTY d PETTY.
AZ New York Main .,1ni
Evening star., 1921-05-25

ppWNTuWN Loo CATION.
: rooms layil. latrule heat. convenient 10
everything Price. s., .,i1. Cash. N.hk'. MONTH
ly payment. So. covering all interest. Tins j.
the lowest ! ric"d L"use. and easiest term, IN
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Dupont Circle.
Within one b!"rk % this circle i a hn,se
of ten rrsJIn>. hatii-. hot water heat AMI
electricity. which can d" bought for only
sl1 900. on easy terms. Immediate posses sion
Georgetown.
Near Goth and + sts A 10 -oom and ta
to wide alley. For quick sale. bottom price,
$3.50.
MOORE & HILL, Inc.