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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-15
BObbed Hair EpiL
Echo of War Times

Bodied hair, like 1921 influenza,
financial depression and heavy taxes.
Is but an evil echo of the world war,
product Of hysteria. and will soon
pass. the chief mourners then to be
those of the feminine persuasion who
suffered their locks to be shorn.
This is the expert opinion of Miss
Kitty Glasco, featured star with THE
Greenwich Village Review" the big
Joe Hurtig production which Is this
weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater.
Miss Glasco speaks with the finality
OF one who ought to know. She
studied under the noted Lucille TO
become a eonnoisseur in feminine
frills. before deciding on a stage
career, and she also was a student
of Jeffern. the noted French hair
specialist who introduced many new
ways for the combing and putting
Of milady's pride.
Miss Glasco. though not processing
TO be versed in Psychology, thinks
that the hysteria attendant upon the
war produced many changes in femi-
nine life, the most Of which will sub
side when the aforesaid hysteria runs
its course.
Bodied hair Is but an expression of
temperament, thinks Miss Glasco. and
many persons who had never thought
OF the Inner self" during the war,
have developed strong Compartments
and personalities now. Says she:
The girl who has her hair bobbed
today makes a big mistake. This
craze Is but a reflection of the
hysteria which seized the emotions
during the war period. The style
will pass, for 1t is without merit and
merely fleeing, SO. girls. IL you want
sound advice. don't let the barber
clip your locks. The war produced
many shocks. but bodied hair is one
Of the worst"
Miss Glasco is celebrating her
fourth year with the Hurtig forces.
Business in the show world through
out the country is better now than
at the start of the season, she
thinks, and before long things will be
normal once more. Before going
into the burlesque field Miss Glasco
did turn in vaudeville with her
brother. When but twelve years old
she won a scholarship in the New !
England Conservatory of Music. Her
home is in Boston.
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DEATHS
j. +. HARRISON.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 15.-The
funeral of Alderman John T. Harrison
was held from the First Baptist
Church yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
q. b. Jackson. the pastor, assisted bv
the Rev. Edgar, Carpenter, of Grace
Episcopal Church, conducted the
funeral services. The funeral was at.
tended by the members OF the Knights
Of Pythias, the Odd Fellows, and the
carpenters union. Honorary pail.
bearers were George w. Bontz, F. F..
Marbury, c. j. w. Summers, Louis
Nails, j.. M. Saunders and Alphonso
Lucas. Active pallbearers were NJ T.
Williamson, j. w. Devers, William
Desmond. Joseph DeSilva, Charles !.
Sullivan, and ]. p. MiskelI. Interment
was in the Union Cemetery.
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MARRIAGES.

HEDR1CH- UTCHINGS--Clarence s 81
and Mary e. 80. The Rtv. Milo A. Japhet'
sCtAEFFER- SCHAEFFER-Harry D., 81,
and Mary r.. s. The Rev. Il. F. Ruley,
MISREPRESENTATION c., 20, Vienna, Va
and Gladys A., %, Marryfels, Va The
Rev, John II Jeffries
GALLERIZzI-PICCIO 80 and
Carmela, 20. The Re-. -. NJ. De Carlo
MILICE -GALLERIZZI - t-rvs-. 40, and
Ida, is. The Rev. N. NJ. De Carfo
LONo -BANGHAN-4Ludw s.. 2s, and
kamp.
HARRIS CREAMER-Francis NJ. 20, and
Pearl NJ, 20. The Rev. Al. y. :. Egan
HAzLEToN-CAMP BELi,~Robert 10
and virginia, 90 both of Silver Hill. Md
The Rev. NJ. +. J. Egan.
LOWE BOBERG-Arthur L., 81, and Helen
~. The Rev Herbert r. Randolph
SoLLEY-CARIENS-J W., ~, and
Phebe. "a both of Parkersburg, W. Va.
The Rev, Titus r.. Davis.
LUTTRELL-sHRYoc r., 10. and
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The Rev. e. q. ChappelI
WAMPLER HALfS--Clarke J.. rs, and Ida
Is, 20 The Rev. j. N. Henry.
HALI.A NJ REED - Richard A. IS and
Mendei A., 81 The Rev. william n
Snyder.
STE ENS-HAlL-Edwsrd T., &C. and
Margaret e.. "a. Upper Marlboro Nd
The Rev. Howard +. Downs
81. and
sarah, u. both OF Baltimore. The Rev
AbrRm Simon.
PRICE WILSON-william A. jr.. 80. Rich.
mond, Va. and Evelyn T., 81. Clarke
burg, w. Va. The Rev. William l.. De
Nries.
EUBANK- HAUSER-Isaac L., 4s. Ports
mouth, Va. and Georgia r, 20, Fred
erieksburg, Va The Rev. John r. Briggs.
Lucy @" ~, both of Mica. Va, The Rev.
John E Briggs.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
H. stsphen. and F.w. HIN.

e n. Ssepnons ana r. w. HuL IT..
IN THE sgPREME cosG;aiT OF THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding a Dis.
land for the ..sa eli:hinx 81 Saidina re-.
stricting line on both sides Of Wyoming
avenue ave northwest; between Columbia road
No iis.9NoTfcE AND ORDER 81
PUBLICATION Notice 10 hereby given
ss sss e the DsS.
an Act OF Congress- approved June 81
1909 entitled An Act providing for the
on streets in the District Of coiumnis. less
than ninety feet wide." as amended By the
Ast msTns McSa asi7 IAN
p:rs' coiamsi Ss' x. ii.e. q y. .s:
have filed a petition In this Court praying
r. Land Sas,ss IL. for
between columbls road and Twsnty-third
shown on a plat or map flied with the
FAC si.o petition; as part thereof. and praying
sccordanes With IN. Lawn pp pneY,d.d 'I fcr IL
such cases to assess the damages each
owner Of land to be taken may. sustain
building lines on both sides of Wyoming
avenue, for which this proceeding has
been Instituted. and the condsm ns ton of
OF. and to assess -ss benefits resulting
therefyom the entire smonnt of said dam
ages including the expenses of these pro-
ceeoings upon any and all .lots. parts of
lots, pieces or parcels of land which may
be benefited by the ests blishm ent OF said
oniiding line. In the proportion that the
SAID jury may find said lots. parts Of lots
pieces or parcels of land will be benefited,
as provided for In and by the aforesaid
Acts OF Congress. II Ia, by thu Court, this
Srd day of December. 1871. ORDERED.
That all persons having any interest In I
these proceedings be, and they are hereby
warned and comma nded to appear in this
usIy' lszz. at 10 o'clock a: m. and con-
have made its final order ratifying and
confirming the award OF damages and the
assessment of benefits of the Jury to be
empaneied and sworn herein. and IL IL
further ORDERED. That q copy Of this |
notice and order be published twice q
week for two successive weeks in the
washington Evening Star. the washing
ton Post and The Washington Times |
ne wspa pers published In the said District. |
commencing at least ten days before the /
AID Ith day Of January. 1879. 1t 10
further ORDERER, That q copy Of this |
notice and order be served by the United /
states marshal. or his deputies, upon such /
% the owners of the fee of the land ~ |
pc eondsmnsd herein as may be found |
by the said marshal. or his deputies, with
~ the District of Columbia, and upon the
snants and occupants Of the same bsfore |,
BY the Court: A. A. HOEHLIN0. justice.
4, true copy-Test: MORGAN H. BEACH.
Jerk. BY y. +. CUNNINGHAM. Asst.
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CRANDALL'S
The Man of Stone"

Another double-feature program IL
announced for CrandalTs the first
three days of next week. when Con
way Tearle will be shown in THE
man OF stone" as the major attrac.
uon, ana Larry Semon in The Bell.
mop. as the secondary offering.
On Wednesday ana Tbursdav Mr.
and Mrs Carter De Haven viii, h.
screened i'm my Lady Friends."
which will be augmented by Ciyde
Cooke in ''The Toreador."
For the last two days Of the week
VIII be shown Good and EVIL and
the comedy, "Snooky's Labor Lost"
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At THE THEATERs


promises cyclone Of fun and un-
usual interest. Other star numbers
appearing will include Turner ana
Turner In Clever Capers of q High
caiibre;;" Charles and Cecil McNaugh.
ton In Getting Acquainted;' Ed Jack.
son and Dot Taylor assisted by Mortv
Brown presenting 'sThc Sync.s-
Fatroits. and last but far from Ieas.
nimitable Jimmy Lyons as "Ths
Soldier Ambassador. %
Inc photodramatic half Of the bin.
vii bring w: X. ziesfields The
Black Panther's Cub" starring Flor.
ence Reed and directed by Emile
Chautard from the story based on
Sw'nburne's poem "Faustine." This
spectacular picture IL said to be one
OF the most magnificent and gorgeous
ouered here in many seasons. Nor
man Trevor, Trone Power, Earle Fox
william Roselle. Mile. Dazzle and
others OF equal note appear in the
special cast
Snort film features and special
orchestral numbers complete the bill.
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WILLIAM SIMMONS WATTS

William Simmons Watts, for thirty.
iive years a contractor and builder of
this city, died yesterday at his
residence, 1345 Shepherd street north.
west, after an illness of one month.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at his home. at >
o'clock. 1nterment will be In Fort
Lincoln cemetery, Bladensburg road.
Mr. watts was born at Lexington,
Va, sixty-six years ago. He was n
member of Trinity Episcopal Church,
Takoma Park, ID. c. He is survived
by his wife, two sons and one
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B. F. KEITH'S-
"AIice in Hungerland. y

Alice in Hungerland," based upon
the famous children's story. Alice
IN wonderland" will be shown in
three reels at noon Saturday at b. F.
keith's. through the kindness Of Nan.
ager Roland 8. Robbins. The Marine
band Will give concert at 11.45 and
there VIII be brief address by Com
mander Brokenshire. u. s. n. Tn.
picture shows conditions in Armenia
IT will be repeated at 3 O'Clock at
Howard University. No admission will
be charged nor tickets required.
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DEATHS.

st. NV.
LANBERT-Minnie, So yrs. GEORGETOWN
Univ. Hos.
BOWLING-Ernest b., SO yrs. 9S3 N ST. nv
DARNELL--Hermsn L., % yrs. Walter
Reed Hos.
NORToN-HannibaI D.. SO yrs, 1915 Cal.
vert ST. NV,
WEBR-Maria e. Sc yrs. 727 18th at. NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., So yrs, Emergency
Hos
BRUCE-James r., SO yrs, 7o2 II st. sw
PERKINS-willlam r., 75 yrs, Home for
conhtEenINsLRoeert NJ. - yrs. sa,o 18th
~. NV,
MULLOY-George H.. as yrs, 1896 Half
st. sc.
oXFoRD-Helen, 90 yrs, 40 Portland st. 80.
SMITII-Hattie, % yrs, 3I22 9Th st. NV.
PAPTIST--Laura A., so yrs, b2s 18th st. Sc.
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ROBERT nj. COLLINS

Following an illness of three weeks.
Robert M. Collins, an employee of the
Standard Oil Company at Baltimore.
Md, died Tuesday.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Lucia
u. francis, 1910 Nineteenth street
northwest, this afternoon. Interment
will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr.
Collins was forty-two years old. He ia
survived by three brothers.
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BIRTHS.

BUCkNER--JustinG G. and Thelma r.. boy
hAhKis-Harry and Lorraine, boy.
O. and Minnie E., boy
r.. and Leola r., hoy
MELLiS-George and Jane. boy.
". y. and Emma L., xirl
Lf NN-Wayne b. and Grace V. boy
SCARBETBNES-Harry and Anna how
and Victoria, boy.
BISKER-Abrsham and Rosie, boy
JUsT-Ernest f. and Ethel, girl
e. and Anita M, girl
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1926 LINDEN ST. N. E.-vAcANT
STONE & FAIRFAX.

N. E.-Price. $500. Near
Union Station. Brick dwelling.
seven large rooms; fine large
lot to 25-ft. alley. Only $500
cash payment.
N. E.-Price. $4,75O; near 18th
and F SITS. Six rooms and bath;
brick dwelling; fine heating
plant; reasonable terms.
$S,75O-Park I'd. near New
Hampshire ave. N. w. 'Conven-
iently located; rooms, hot
water heat; newly papered and
painted. Terms.
:, STONE &
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d
c., Washington. December IL, Is2l-
Sealed proposals. will be received at Room
500, District building, until Q O'Clock %. m
December 49, 1921. for printing list Of
delinQuents In the payment of taxes For
detailed Information apply to Room $40
District building. CUNO H. RIJDOIPH
JAMES r. OYSTER, CHARLES KELLER
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, December 10. 1921. The
Franklin School building. corner 18th and
X streets N w, December 10, 1921, to
In the public schools: (a) Senior Day Hish
Schools, all special subjects. matthew a tics.
lb) Junior High Schools, all subjects (c)
Vocational. all special subjects. For fur
ther information apply to N. Il. Weather
less secretary. Board OF Examiners.
FRANK w.. BALLOU, superintendent OF
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HOUSES FOR SALE
TO COLORED.

TO COLORED.
Near Sherman ave-6 rooms. vAcANr
6ath hot Price 900 1909 r.
Terms. $3.50 hot ~. ~ Ioon
month, include interest neat' kaaES
and payment the principal
1926 LINDEN ST. N. E.-VACANT
2story and and bath newly n.r.r.d rd s
EHce $4'0OO Reasonable Immediate possession '
Nj, o., STONE & FAIRFAX
'" CAS- 1912 New York ave.
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BOSS PHELPS
Realtors
iei MAIN 4S4o 14o6 ST. N. w.
$7,350-TWOFAMILY APARTMENT
in aaricl
month.
e8500-RHODE ISLAND AVE
an
$50 Observation-Disclosures
nd nnnspsy
$7,500-EAST CAPITOL ST
Nsr rsoiye tapestry brick dwelling .
S7,850-NORTH HEIGHTS
bewee
pesls
BOSS PHELPS
THE HOME OF
Te. Main 4340 Aoe n st. NV
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+. H. stsphsns aud r. W. Hill. Jr..
TRicT OF coLua SHif Hoidlna . Dis De:
.as sss op.na: of s .iss IN :su.s 2:
DEB OF RuBticxTIoN,1Noiics i. here
9y given that the Commiss,oners Of the
provisions Of section 1905 to section 1905 l.
inclusive. Of the Code Of Law for the Dis
this Court prsyiS. hs ~; a.:
OF tina L. nd necessary for the opening Of
the public alley in square 3oso bounds cd
qeoygia avenuel. in the District OF CO.
with the said petition as part thereof.
a jury In accordance with the Jaw pro-
vided for In suck casss to assess the dam
nges each owner of land to be taken may
sustain by reason OF the opening Of the
sal public alley ana the cond EN- ma ton OF
the land necessary for the purposes there
therefrom the entire amount OF said dam.
age: including the. expenses Of these pro-
cesdings, upon each lot or part OF lot or
by the opening in the proportion that the
said Jury may find said lots. part: Of lots
provided for In and by the aforesaid Code
Of Law. II 10, by the Court. this 3rd day
Of December. 1921 ORDERED, That ali
persons having any interest in these pro-
and commanded to appea- IN this Court
On or before the 7th day of January, 1922.
at 10 o'clock a. M, and continue in at
tendance until the Court shall have made
its final order ratifying and confirming
the award Of damages and the assessment
or beneffs or the jury to be EN- pa neled
and sworn herein: and II 10 further Or
DERED, That copy Of this notice and
order be published twice a week for two
successive weeks in the Daily washing
ton Law Reporter. the Washington
Herald and The Washington Times, news
pa pers published in the said District COM
mencing at least ten days berore the said
It'll day OF January. 1922; 1t il further
and order be served by the United states
marshal or his deputies, upon each Of
the owners of the fee of the land to be
condemned herein as may be found by the
said marshall or his deputies. within the
District OF Columbia before the said 18th
day of January, 1922. (SeaD BY the
Court: A. A. HOEHL1NG, Justice. A
true copy-Test: MORGAN II. BEACH.
Clerk. BY f. K. CUNNINGHAM. Asst.
Clerk.
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N. E.-$5,850- Near North
Capitol and r SITS. n. E.: 8
rooms and bath brick dwelling.
NORTHWEST.
$14.750-One block west Con-
necticut and Cathedral aves.;
handsome, modern. three stories
and cellar. semi-detached brick
dwelling; two large baths. five
bedrooms. colonial porches.
$9,000-Near 18th and Column
bia I'D; vacant: rooms and
baths colonial porch: in good
condition.
'AIRFAx.
1912 New York ave.
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CLAIRvOYANTS
Licensed by the District of Columbia
PROF. BELMONT =

NOTED cLAIRvoYANT AND .PALnrsr.
palm. which arc the record OF your iirs
Being . graduate Of two colleges Of pal.
mistry. and his wonderful gift OF second
terry and reveal to you important matters
o. your future life 0ives advice on bust.
nsss matters, love. health and family
etfars, tells name OF your future husba nd
er wife tells II ono you love 10 true Or
false: What part OF the country 10 iuckisst
70 you. what to do to be successful In life |;
separated together; tells the secret Of hav-
ms personal Influence with your associatss
Rsnown, Readings, 81. life New Yors
svs- ~. w.. nett door to Masonic Tsmpis.s
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or NV: b. BOX A-ss Times office,
LOST AND FOUND
sAs IN bills by WORKING man; between N
Cali Main tsTs. " " anu " "
BOSTON Bull pup, light brindie. hall
white face female; Tuesday night; lib.
ssrai Reward. 1893 Rhode Island ave
BRooCH-oid-fs downtowu OF
EsTsrd. Mrs. G: ". RxFP. tsos sis. st.
cun srl,Ii side. for For! !ourins
Ps W sss ,.d s' .s;S i-Ws'. r.. .sss.;
DOG-Brindle; color. brown and black
part bull; long ears and tail: black
~ f:~.-S ssSn. cl.v. I:%; ,sss ris'f Or
HOUND-Msie. light tan Reward IL re-
turned to s2 st. N. w.
LADY's wrist watch; name. Lille Msresr,
Msrssr. isi. / q. Nv Fhons sfi ..ia ,sSs.
GOLD dinner ring, set with coral; valued
IS heirloom; reward. MISS STRAW,
1ls Narnum 81. N. w. Col sss+-J.
PIN-cemeo: bet. Col. I'd. and Girsrd ct.
zIlo l1th 81. N. w, apt. Is. reward.
PIN Mon on q st. bet: 1ath and Golden
POODLE-White maltese, shaggy
hair; face and feet trimmed;
answers to name of Fluffy"
generous reward. Apply Hotel
Grafton, De Sales and Connecticut
ave. Frank. 1920.
STERLING Silver cluster daisy bar pin.
Monday Reward Lincoln 6Sab-w
WATCH-Lady's gold wrisl. engraved
Lillian Mercer. Liberal reward, DR..
MERCER, 1915 L ST n. w. Phi. u. lzss.
PUPPY-CoIlie. male; brown with white
to nose. Return 6o1s 42d st. N. W. Phone
Cleye. 262, reward.
PUP-smaii. collie, female. Please re-
turn to apt. 50. soss Connecticut ave-,
WATCH FOB-Goid. locket attached; II.
M. s. engraved one side. Masonic EN-
blem on other. Monday. Dec. IL. near
18th NV; reward. APT. 81. lts Girard
gold fob bet. isth and
z2d SITS. on Pa. ave, Saturday morning.
$40 L st. N. e, after 8 p. m !
morning. between 18th ct.
and Park I'd. and Dept. of Commerce
Reward II returned to 1877 Park I'd. N.
W. Phone Columbia s6ss.
Found -
\ BICYCLE sunday night: owner can
have Il by Identification and paying
PROPkRTY WANTED
Sit Psnnsyivania Ave. 3. n
Iaxest@sats 1siers You PS S
We WANT MORE HOUSES FOR yAL1
Ovnsrs OF properly dsaring 70 nahs
.ssck sales should hist properly with Ne
WV: !. NoRMoYLE. SO r .. NV.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN--S7So.os 90 $500 o. a, |
III ,rss.setions eonduet.d With ' .copo% ss@s
wv. n Ioi sS etiSfHsss !. CO..
PACKING AND STORAGE
MOVING AND HAULING.
S. q %'owHaaSokA4fRsn s ( C..
10 RQnd 6ldG Main SS,S
VANTED.R:surn load househoia goeds
!SsirHs TsHNsrSk AND o. srsS,s saSysi
PADDED s..v VANS AN ,J S'Jg!Es'N'1sHED
KRYEE I. 5 + EIXNPREss
qTORAQE. PACKING AND sHIPPINo.
Lean Lean IHn 81 sT TSosE IoR FURNI.
nl1Z given. WEsCHLER's. so Pa. ava L
]. w. Phone Main I3sf
EDUCATIONAL
SCHOOL OF sPANIsH.
6o6-s District National Bank bldg
iain 1893. us s y
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HOUSES FOR SALE
SECOND STREET N. w.

oOO BLOCK.
Twelve large rooms and bath: right in
heart OF city real investment for $500:
So, 900 cash. balance as rent.
SEVENTH AND H SITS. s. w.
~ rooms, 3 baths. and large store; q
car garage; rents for $3.50 per month. Ask
ing $4,000: reasonable terms can be ar
ranged
THIRD ST. N. w.. 700 BLOCK.
IL rooms and bath. furnace heat; splen-
did condition; asking $500.
p ST. N. w., 1900 BLOCK.
II rooms and baths: furnace heat. II
looking for something good. see this prop
erty today: must be sold.
R. D. MACPHERSON,
734 18th st. Main 1895.
WE will finance home building opel atoms
in District and nearby Maryland and
Virginia suburbs to the extent of rs per
cent of cost of lot and building. Call and
examine plans for modern hoMss. DIS
TRICT REALTY INVESTAENT Elk
CHANGE. Inc, s22 New York ave.
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NINE. CARLETTA
HAS BEEN wASHINGTON'S FAyORITE
AND POPULAR ADVISER FOR OVER
TWENTY YEARS
MADAM D'ASHMAN

Washington's greatest and genuine clair
voyant. crystal gazer and card reader Ad-
vice on all troubles. Daily. Sunday, until
p. m. E--nk. $50 733 1sth ST. N w.
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NORTHEAST HOMES.


home in vicinity Of Lin
coin Park. SIX rooms and bath. excel
lent furnace. laundry tubs; long yard to
wide paved alley; easy terms and imme-
diate possession.
Ss.1bo-Near 18th and Md. ave. N. r. Oc-
oupant-owner leaving town; must sell
this attractive home. Six large rooms
and bath, furnace heat: long back yard
to paved alley: terms arranged.
S5,s6o-Nearly new colonial home of six
rooms and bath; good heating pia mt !:
wide porches front and back: lot $50 IT.
deep to paved alley; convenient terms.
CORNER house, colonial style: six rooms
and bath, hot-water heat electric lights;
built-in garage; open fireplace: hard wood
floors: screened porch Immediate posses
sion; price reduced $500 for 11ick sale
Only 5000 cash required.
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
It'll and II SITS. N. E. Lincoln ss7-sse
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MADAM FONEDA.

Pa lmist and clairvoyant. The lady xu,
singular power. Tells just what YOU want
to know without asking n single uue.
ton The veil OF mystery removed I,
in trouble. call and consult this riftsd
woman. Tells business affairs, love At
fairs and, In fact, everything pertaining
to your welfaSe, She removesc All svii
influences, tells you how to gain Success
in business love, marriage, health law
suits speculation. She has helped thou
sands. Special low rates. soc. $40 Il At,
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S2.b00-Only for 4 S-room brick house
for coiored; very fine N. w. location
only $500 cash, balance less than rent.
s6.2b0-Good brick home: excellent N. w.
location; strictly white location; 8 rooms
heated, gas lights. colonial porches; only
$3.50 cash payment; see this home before
you buy.
SL750-on Hobart ct. N. W.. s-room
house; colonial design: $3.50 cash payment.
$6.b00-6-room pressed brick house
good 8. e. location; pipeless furnace heat.
gas and electric lights: good bath: garage;
only $3.50 cash. balance on payments less
than rent; immediate possession.
S3,760-2-family apartment: n. e. To-
cation: brick and latrObe heated; $500
cash payment.
S7,30o-s-room brick; downtown N. w.
location on a business street; the above
price Includes the house already furnished:
can be bought for $1,000 unfurnished.
E.750-1l-room house downtown N W.
location, on a business street: this prop
erty In suitable to be remodeled into q
business property; almost on the corner.
a. s00-Practically a now s-room brick
house; hot-water heat. gas. electric
lights; colonial design. with porches
and buiit-in garage; owner 10 wanting to
sell at once and will make reasona BILE
terms
See the good modern homes I have for
ale In the N. w. and N. e. and g. e.
J. d. CARAVAN,
District National Bank bldg.
Main 1929. Franklin 1898.
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McKEEVEk & GOSS,
Realtors.
1405 Eye st.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEICHTs

Just off 18th street; new home,
The last word In modern home con-
struction: every Improvement and at
s~otion: latest plumbing fixtures; six
rooms and bath, hardwood floors up
stairs and down. hot water heat, cleo
trio lights. open fireplace, electric
candles over fireplace and in dining
room. home that will please the
most particular. Price. s1o.25o.
65S-3
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