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The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
& CO.,
LOCAL BROKERS,
TO LOCATE ANEW
Move Caused by Increas-
ing Trade and Cramped
Quarters.
Nv. r. & E. PFD. ACTIVE
Stock Moves Into New High
Territory; Mellon Hits Lat
est Flotation Heavily.
w. r. & E. PFD. ACTIVE

Redmond and Company, invest
ment bankers and brokers now To-
Gated at 927 Fifteenth street north
west. yesterday purchased the four
story property at 1916 h street
northwest. and will start work i'm
mediately on remodelling and trans
forming the property which is to be
known as the Redmond Building.
The site was acquired from William
Ray and Alexander Britton Brown
but the monetary consideration was
not announced.
The nrst two floors. which the
thrm will occupy. will be modernly
equipped with stock brokerage fix
tures- Every facility known to
|present-day business will be in
stalled. and a removal to the new
location will be effected probably
by the first Of August.
The local branch house of Red
mond and Company is the outcome
of q consolidation of Redmond and
Company with Frazier and Com
pany on January 81 last. when the
irm name of Redmond and Company
was adopted. They are members
of the New York. Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh and Baltimore stock ex-
changes.
This latest move marks the first
location of a house of this nature
on X street in this prtieular sec
tion, but three local prominent real
estate dealers have adopted this dis
'trict as their home in the last few
years.
Increasing trade which has great
ly cramped the present location Is
responsible for the new move.
Local Securities.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred stock moved into new
nigh ground on the present move
'ment yesterday. the fnal sale OF 25
shares being made at 81. Prior to
this. a sale of five shares at So. and
twenty-five shares at 63 1-2 were
recorded
MerGenthaler Linotype showed a
slightly better figure in two sales,
aEgregating three shares at 121 1-2.
Capital Traction stock ruled steady
at 81 rs
The bond list presented a sorry
aspect with no trading.
Call for Funds
The Saturday morning call for
funds remaining on deposit with
national banks to the credit of the
Treasury lost none of it's regularity
yesterday when Secretary Mellon
called for payment by next Tuesday
Of 80 1-S per cent of the May is
sale.
This will approximate a with
drawaI of ss5.395. 900 from the
banks of the country.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
STABLE MONEY
LEAGUE" TO MEET
Conference Here Next Satur-
day to Discuss Fluctuat-
ing Money Values.

Upheavals and depressions OF
prices which play havoc with busi-
ness at irregular intervals will be
a thing of the past IL the stable
Money League" achieves It's object.
Over one hundred leading ousi-
ness men and economists viii at
tend a conference here next Satur-
day to start nationwide move
ment to stahI'"" the purchasing
power of the dollar.
Among the memvers Of the league
are Frank o. Lowden. former gov
ernor of Illinois. George Foster Pea
body, director Of the Federal Re-
serve Bank, New York; Alton B.
Parker, Irving Fisher. of Yale Cni-
versity: David Starr Jordan and
Clifford Pinchot
The purpose OF the league was
outlined as follows:
I'VE all want a dollar which viii
buy a dollars worth of the neces-
saries Of life at all times. We want
stable purchasing unit. The
Stable Money League is the hrst or
ganized attempt to define and Sc
cure such unit. Its one object
will be the ultimate stabilization of
the dollar"
The league wants dollar that
will buy a dollars worth.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 2l.-A marked
scarcity of orders was the feature
on the call. The few bids made
were at lower levels while higher
prices were asked for the mesgre
offerings.
As usual recently the Official cable
offered no trading incentive. The
crop movement continues large, but
the Rio term market was unchanged
to 75 reis higher and santos un-
changed at IS reis higher. Exchange
on London was l-32d lower at
15-32d and the dollar rate un-
changed. After the call little ef-
fort was made to do business. A
special cable reported Santos loos
$50 reis higher. after which demand
improved slightly and a little July
sold at l point advance.
Firm offers continue scarce and
generally too high for business.
Spot markets are dull and chiefly
nominal at sselsc for Rio IS. 5Ss
SIC for Victoria Is, SIS, and s% a
SIC for Santos Is.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
COMPLETE N. Y. BOND SALES,
Hrss. C. nsA. BiSe me~ss.. n r ss.ek sxeAa.ss,

NEW bonds Exchange
against seo two
year ago and ssa471s.6oo two years ago;
and closing given = -
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May 21.-Butter
Market easy; fair demand. Cream
cry extras. 2Sa2ssc: creamery
firsts. 24a2sc; creamery. higher
scoring. 2Sa a3okc; State dairy
tubs. 19a271sc; renovated extras, =;
ladies, fresh, firsts, 22a22hc.
Cheese-Market fairly steady;
State. whole milk specials, 15a17c:
whole milk fancy, 13&a16c: whole
milk lower grades, 10a13hc;. Wis
consin. whole milk, fancy Young
Americas, 17a17hc.
Eggs-Market firmer: Nearby
white, fancy, 32a33c; nearby brown
fancy. 2sa30c; extra. 27a2Sc; firsts,
21a23c.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22

Total I'll 800
$40 week ago 334 s6n two
From against iii 100 4ts ,s.
and 100 ,s32 661 years ago. ''a' -s''
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EEgs-Searby. 22c; Southern, 21c;
average receipts, eia22c.
Butter-Print. 35a4oc; creamery,
extra. 30a32c: store packed. 15a1Sc.
bon nea-bys, 22a21c; Southern butter,
.tubs. SOa35c.
Poultry-Alive: BOOSTERS, 1Sa20c;
,;urkeys. 2sa32c; spring chickens,
SOa soc: White Leghorns, 40a5Oc;
hens. 50a32c; keats, 75c: dressed
fowls. S5a3Sc; turkeys, 4oc; roosters,
I22a23c.
| Green Fruits-Apples, western.
per box. S3.5Oa45O: apples, per bbl.,
k3alO: pineapples. s45Oa5; Califor-
|nia oranges. s6a6.5O; California
Aemons, per box. S3.5Oa4.5o; grape
e-uit. per crate. s6a6.5O; Florida
oranges, s6a6.5O; strawberries, goa
,5c qt-
yeRetables-Potato nearby. per
Dbl. s1.5Oa1.75: Northern, per sack.
js2oOas25: string beans, per basket.
SFIorida. s2.o0a2.50: South Carolina.
S5a4: new cabbage. s2.5oa2.75
per ct; beets, per bunch. ea7c;
lettuce. romaine, per crate. G.25
az: peppers. per crate. s3a4.50: Gym
Rings. per crate. S3.50a4; eggplant.
iper crate. s3a4.50; onions, Texas.
s2s225 per ct: spinach, per bbl,
,2. .5oa3: Florida tomatoes. per ct.
i4 45Oa5: sweet potatoes. per bbl.-
s6aT: yams. s5as; Florida celery,
per crate. s4.5Oa5; bunch, celery.
l1.2sa1.5o; peas. 1-2 bus. basket.
y 5oa3-oO.
United states Department of Agri-
culture, Bureau of Markets.
Based on May 20 quotations in
Important markets, prices for hay,
,eed and grain in carlots delivered
washington. n. c, for prompt
,hipment are quoted as follows:
No. l timothy hay. s25 ton; No. 2
Timothy hay. $3.50: No. 1 clover
mixed. $3.50: spring wheat bran.
rs: spring wheat middlings. s24.25;
sottonseed meal (35 per cent?,
$3.50; old process linseed meal.
bss so: gluten feed, $3.50; hominy
iced CwhiteO. S29: dried beet pulp.
,2s so: No. white corn. S0lzc bus:
No. . yellow corn. S0lHc bus: No. }
white corn. 79lac; No. yellow corn.
fsLc; No. . white oats, 49Iz1; No. 3
Ehite oats. 4sl4c-
The following commodities may be
obtained from local dealers in car
ots. pasis cash payment at prices
Iuoted
No. 1 timothy Cwestern) hay.
;27: No. timothy Cwestern) hay.
;s5: No. l clover mixed. s25: spring
wheat bran, s26; winter wheat bran.
;29: standard middlings. S25.25;
flour middlinSs. $50; cottonseed
neal C36 per cent?. $3.50; gluten
'eed. $3.50; hominy feed (white),
80.
Flour-Soft winter straight Gao
bs. jute). s7.O0as.Oo: hard winter
straight G4O lbs. Jute). 1915 to $3.50
ser bbl.: fancy spring patent (fam-
ly brandt, Ss.75 to 1915 per bbl. No
white corn, S3is C per bushel (bags
sxtra): No. . yellow corn. S31ac per
oushel (bags extra): No. white
-orn. S2isc per bushe! (bags extral:
10. J yellow corn, seize per bushel
bags e&tra); No. white oats. 52lzc
,er bushel (bags extra): No. white
5ats. 81 i=c 3er pushel (bags extra).
I Jobbers' prices in ton lots or more.
erms cash. at dealers warehouses,
'ange mostly from 81 to So per ton
'ver local market prices on hay and
rom 81 to SO per ton on feed.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 21.-The sugar
market closed | ." points lower
High Low Close
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
CASH GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 21.-Cash grain
wheat. No. / mixed. sI.s1K; No. 1
hard winter. s1.s5i4 al. IL; No. 2 hard
winter. s1.seh; No. 3, hard winter.
S1.sSh' corn, No. 2 mixed. s0& a
lkS; No. white, so&as1c; No.
yellow. 61a61k kc; No. mixed. Soc:
wsite, soSc; oats. No. 2 white,
3ska4o&c; No. . white. 39halohc.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
CiearinGs-

The clearing house banks show
a decrease in surplus from last
week of st.7I5.s3o, leaving a de-
ficit OF st24.sso. Loans increased
sl.e5O.Ooo and time deposits te5.-
10000. while demand deposits de-
clined sss.Sss.ooo. The reserves
federal reserve member banks De-
creased sIo.sss, 900
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22

(W. y. ufbbs 4 Co. Hlbba Btdg-
meobern WashfnGtsa oteek
:. nsrsesshpier Lisot,pe. . st i2lh, At
Capital Traetica. st s75<
:. w..sinssoa ~ pfd. at @. > NJ ssH.
. ~ " .. ss
The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
Breadstuff Movements

NEW YORK, May 21.-The follow
ing shows the movement of bread
stuffs at New York today in bushels
of wheat and barrels of fious:
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
STONE & FAIRFAX, Realtors

M.no
l342 New York. WAN hot
e and pain ho'-
~'''' water heat leaving the city ACT
Two stories; rooms ana oa'p u
60 soo NJ Cano near Two stoes rooms and batn
On Quincy sores rooms and path 1urnaee
heats terms ,.... 10. u.+.r beat
and bath; hot"a'er hea'
g. ooo sb and sts E. toes rooms bath hotwaer
heat = hath
near stories; rooms ana oath'
O. ono 4d st near N E. Eight and bath; garage
Eorda N. z. Two stories and ceiar'
~'''' rooms bath, furnace ant garage. ..;,.
ooo E. block Stanton PARK wen
roo house howater heat rear porch room o
s'"S' SOUTHEAST i,
etered street souhcast;
heat electric lights good ouy
and dwelling rooms on e''ereo
~''0 southea Reasonable terms
s5 ooo from Congressional Library Eight rooms and
bath; hot-water heat Terms - - ... ,,uu... h..+
and gas Vacant - ,,,, r. u.or,.. .,a ..,I.r.
S~'''' rooms hath nd Reasonable terms
stories and CELLAR rooms and eath
..u .,u. ,..,, and
s5 ooo-On 18th S. z. Pa we-but Groom ana
F'''' hath: garage Ids 4 cars Terms $3.50 cash
.' 90 BLOOMINGDALE ....
Canitol cellar
and bath; Possession 81, ,-- -. --
O. nm North Capo BATH furnace heat
'''' ~ STONE q FAIRFAX, Realtors . 80.
1912 Now York Ave. Main ZA24
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
AUToISTS ASKED TO FLY
FLAGS OF FARLEY NATIONS

The American Automobile Associa
tion. In a letter to its members
sent out today by Secretary William
Ullman, has requested all members
to display on their automobiles dur
Ing the limitation of arms confsr-
ence the flags OF the nations repre-
sented.
The association requests that onlv
tho flags Of the nine accredited ma
tions which are parties TO the inter
national conference be displayed.
They are: United states, Great
Britain. France, italy. The Neither
lands Belgium, Portugal, Japan. and
China.
TN this connection. II Is suggested
that all members Of the a. A. A.
make II point, also. TO extend aid
and courtesy 20 our visitors when.
ever they appear to he perplexcd in
the matter NJ direction, regulations
or parking tho letter says
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
PROPOSALS

PErnhPAsTIr PEITEp sTIrEs S ptTENr tTE FIeE oFFIeE
Washington. d. c.. October 81, 1871
Sealed proposals tin quadruplicate) viii
be received at this office until 2 o'clock
y. m. Thursday. November 10. 1921. and
will be opened Immediately thereafter.
in the presence of such bidders az attend,
for producing. in the city of Washington.
District OF Columbia, during the last half
OF the fiscal year ending June 80. 1921
copies Of drawings OF pending applications
papers and exhibits by photogrs phic or
other process. Bids will be received for
the term OF six months only. Contracts
will be awarded for six months only,
from January TO June 80, 1922. The
nection with the ability OF the bidder and
his plant to do first-class work; and.
prior to the determinatin OF an award.
such preliminary investigation as TO the
qua II cations of bidders and efficiency of
plant will be made as the Department
ported by satisfactory evidence as TO
ability to perform the work In agreement
with the terms of the proposals and con-
tracts TO be awarded, will be rejected.
Lack of commercial standing on the part
OF the bidder or inadequate facilities or
specified will constitute good and .uffi-
bid BIDDERS WHOSE WORK HAS
BEEN UNSATISFACTORY IN THE PAST
MAY BE ELIMINATED FROM CON-
sIDERATIoN ON THAT GROUND. speci.
proposal. will be furnished on applics tion
to the Chief Clerk OF the Patent OFFICE
All bidders are invited Ito be Present at
the opening. The right to reject any and
all bids. in whole or in part. is hereby
reserved. T. E. ROBERTSON. Commits
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
HUGHES SILK HAT JARS
ON OREETlNQ TO JAPANESE

Secretary ~ state Hugnes silk
topper almos upset. the diEU.fv OF the
official receptlNn 30 tan Japs 80 dele
cation to the cVpfCIrn., on iil, lint
tation OF armament
Everything went acnOrdlrs 10 s,u.i-
ule while the official form I.y 8er.s.
the delegates 10 America, that = every
thing up 10 the time Sec Cretary o. State
Hughes lost his hat.
The distinguished. foreigners were
leaving their cars, about TO enter the
hotel, escorted by the SecretaTy hnu
others OF the reception committee
troop OF cavalry Was standing az "a.
tention. Then the elusive headscdE
caught against the back of the. auth
mobile and flew back. Nearby police
ment scrambled to retrieve the mai
while Secretary Hughes, unperturbed,
waved his hand while the cfow''
laughed.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.
JOHN F. DONOHOE 4 SONS
314 Pennsyl, ania Avenue S. f.

Price, $3.50
South Carolina ave. 3. r., very close TO
Pennsylvsnia aye.-A 6-room modern prfc 4
house; hot-watsr heat; cellar; In perfect
condition. Occupied by owner. who will
give possession when trsnsfer 10 made. Can
be sold ON very accommodating terms
Price, $4,000
Tenth ST. s. f., very close to Pennsyl-
yania ave.--A s-room modern brick
house; ) rooms on floor; good frontage
and depths. Terms.
Price, $500
First st. 8. E., not far from the Congress
sionsl Library-A s-room modern brick
house: good depth. THIS neisbborhood ID
Improving steadily. Possession within
short time. Can be sold on terms OF 1900
cash, balance S35 a month, including In
terest and principal.
Price, $1,000
Second St s. E., cTose TO Pennsylvanls
Aye-A 2-family modern brick apartment
OF rooms and bath each: separate heat
ing plants; stationary wash tubs; double
garage Property is In first t-clAss condi-
ton Possession when transfer Is made
Very reasonable terms. The owner OF this
property is leaving the city, ana We wiii
be glad TO submit any reasonable offer'
Some one is going to get bargain.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
HOUSES FOR SALE
Price, $4,000

Massachusetts ave. N. e., between 9th
ana 10Th sts.-An s-room modern brick
house; rooms on a floor; hot-water heat (:
electric lights: lot 2Oxsl to "a paved alley,
with lots OF room for garage. every known
modern convenience. Terms.
Price, $4,000 Each
., N,~l2snd IL Ith 81. S. E.-Four sub
stsntially constructed brick houses, con-
taining 8 rooms; 4 rooms on "a floor; cellar:
furnace heat; each has a frontage OF over
II feet, with a depth OF l06 feet. These
houses are offered to close estate and
are by far the best buys In the city OF
Warrington at the price quoted. Must be
seen TO be appreciated. We can arrange
very satisfactory terms.
Price, $500
A s-room modern brick house 100 feet
from I'd St and Pennsylvania ave. 8. e.
This property is sold to close an estate and
10 bargain. $500 cash and $36 per month
will buy this house.
Price, $2,650
Twelfth st. S. E.--A 6-room house with
front and side porches. Property Of this
description Is hard to find in this section
at the price We have quoted. Can be sold
on very accommodating terms Neighbor-
hood Is first class.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
To Guard Corn Surplus.

Creation of a committee to devise
means Of storing and financing sur.
plus stocks of corn, was announced
today by Eugene Meyer, Jr., director
~ Tho War Finance Corporation.
The appointment OF such COMMITTEES
has been approved by Secretary Mellon
and Secretary Wallace
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
TWO FIRMS APPLY FOR
RIGHT TO MAKE BEER

Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
today received completed applications
for permits 10 manufacture medicinal
beer from the Joseph Schlitz Com
pany. Of Milwaukee, and the Piel
Brothers Company, Of New York.
These are the first completed ap-
plications "a b. received and will
probably be the first approved.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03

The Assistant
Secretary OF
the Navy and
III he Undersec-
retary OF State
go on as a sort
OF liaison Of
ficers. To repre-
sent their de-
partments. The
only member
OF the Cabinet
put on the DIST
is the one who
has been most
. outspoken in
favor OF reduc-
tion./
r n e. chair
man. ex-Sena-
tor Sutherland,
is close 10 the
Adninistrafioy1.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
McKEEVER Il GOSS
Realtors

McKEEVER 4 GOSS
Realtors
l405 Eye Street Main 4752
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
rporche
Eye Main.
N 1000
and elect
Eye street
NORTHEAST
six
laundry in
IA
'''''' '"''' '-'A q
Main
CHASE
poches all
immed
McKEEVER & GOSS
Main 4752
Members Of the Washington Real Estate Board
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
Germany Buying Money.

Germany is heavy buyer in tne
foreign exchange market, according Ia
auv1ces TO the Treasury Department
today. 1t is understood that Germany
is making heavy purchases of English
Dutch and American money I'm an eff
fort to stabilize her own money.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
MADAME JEANETTE
Washington's Favorite Adviser

Most remarkable medium and reader OF
human destiny of the present age. Tells
your name in full, also full names OF hus-
hs nd wife or sweetheart and exactly what
YOU called for. accepting no fee unless per
feet satisfaction IL given. This strange and
wonderful man will tell you how to win in
loye whom and when you will marry,
settles lovers qusrrels, family troubles
never fails TO reunite those that are sepa-
rated and gives never-failing help and ad-
vice ON business lawsuits, changes OF any
affair Of life. Marcus La Mar succeeds even
in the most difficult cases where poorly de .
veloped mediums have failed. Hours, 1880
70 q an hls l2th at NV. near U st. NV.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
BOARD
PICKED To URGE
ARMAMENT GUT
Commission Comprised Almost
Solely Of Men Who Are Known
10 Favor Reduction.
BY NORMAN HAPGOOD.

The advisory board on armament
appointed by the President is dis
tinctly chosen TO favor reduction Of
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
ON 14TH ST. NEAR u.

Two-story brick building on lot measur-
ing 24O0 SQUARE feet and containing .
5-roon apartment and two baths: first
floor suitable for restaurant, dehcstsssen'
grocery or modern shoe repair business
tl5. SOC: reasonable terms.
r. d. MACPHERSON,
734 18th St. Main 1885.
Exclusive Agent.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
PROPOSALS.,

OFFICF OF TIM COMMISSIONERS.
u. C., Washington, November I, 1921.
Sealed proposals will be received at Room
m, December ~ 1921 for furnishing and
delivering 3.ooo cubic yards OF cinders,
For detailed information Apply to Room
DOIPH JAMES b. OYSTER, CHARLES
KELLER, Commissioners. ID. C.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
MADAME PARKER

Gifted clairvoyant and medium, gives true
advice on bIfsiness health, love and family
affairs. Tells the name of your future hus-
bs nd or wife. what TO do to be successful
in life Removes evil influence. Satisfac-
ton or no charge. 1911 e st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
SUBURBAN FOR SALE

AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
Just being completed, 2 beautiful bungs-
lows OF rooms and bath, thoroughly
up -to-dats and we'll located; will make
changes to suit. Price and terms right.
THRIFTON, VA.
New s-room bungalow, near cars: bar
gain at St,soo; only tsBo cash and ss2.So
per month.
MUST BE SOLD.
Five minutes from Georgetown; new
bungalow Of Q rooms and bath, furnace
heat, large lot, II looking for somsthinG
good. see this today.
R. D. MCPHERSON,
7sl 18th St. Main 1895.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
MADAME SELIh 3

EGYPTIAN PALMIsr AND MEDIUM.
Dives true advice in business, love,
bsslth and family affairs; tells the name
OF future husband or wife and how to win
tho one you love; makes up lovers ousrrels
OF family troubles, tells what business ana
what part OF tho world 10 luckiest for you
and how to avoid all trouble. Phone
FRANKLIN as7s-J. Special 81 readings 90
10 Eve Al Opn McCrory's loo store.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
PROF. REI,MONT

NOTED CLAIRvOYANT AND PALMIsT.
Can read your life by the lines In your
palm which are tho record OF your life.
heinz q graduate OF two colleges OF pal
mistry, and his wonderful gift of second
sisht enab bles him 10 hft the veii Of mys-
terry and reveal to you important matters
Of your future life. Gives advice and busi-
ness matters, love. health and family
sifsirsI a tells name of your future husba nd
or wifei tells II one you love is true or
faissi what part of the country 10 luckiest
TO youl what to do to be successful In life [:
re IN owes troubles of all natureI brlngs the
sspartsd together! tells the secret OF hav-
lpG personal influence with your associates,
frof Belmont 10 d Psychological Of World
Renown, Readings, Si $50 New York
ave, ~ w, next door 10 masonic Temple. .
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE
Only I Loft; IL Sold

somi- detached . large rooms tive osm ,
pIote bathsi fioorsd atttoi two screshsd
si..p,pg porohssI built-in refrissrstori !
cold storage roomI heated garage break
fast porch instantaneous water hssts' sN
rensjys lighting nyturssi besutitul trs-
plsosi heavy esk floorsl wide lot TO paved
siIayI steel beam construction basy terms.
l71b Irving at. n. ". Open daily,
Nj Pleasant oars to irving 81 ana Walk
half sausrs west,
n. H. aHuyBH, ossss snd Buiidss,
,,,ion Pens, Blds Main 7ss
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
JOHN f. DONOHOE & SONS
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue S. E.
BOSS & PHELPS
Realtors
Tel Main 4s4o 14o6 ii St. NJ w.

Tel Main l4O6 H ST. N. w.
NORTH CAPITOL AND w SITS.
be
andd
electro
splendid
o
MT PLEASANT
lights excellent heating
condition vacant Monhy
ower ha similar
$500
PETWORTH -,..
bg quickly at me
IS also
$3.50
rd
heating
rents ou
mohy payments ne
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS - ,.u..
hardwood floors; ron1 ana 'o
BOSS PHELPS
The Home of Homes
,,,.rps or whSiiSGToN BOARD.
Ms;n IaHo vi ~ 1406 H St. N w.