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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
Asks $4,000 for
Care of Children

Judgment OF sis.Too T. being
sought In superior court by James T.
faeher against John NJ. Kuhn. TO
compensate Ficher for caring for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence Age.
wobrer. Guy A.. Seattle .-..f<Eal
Allen. orpha J. Seattle $1,000. Legal
Horne. Ole Krirtian. Kent .......2i
Finsberg. Mary Georgine. Kent ..2o
Rceeehlio. Liberty A. Seattle rs
Barrea- Anna Seattle ...........11
Johnson. William. Seattle Legal
Elliott Gladys. Seattle Legal
weber. Carbon l.. Seattle rs
Pollock. Margaret Rae. Seattle Legal
Johnston. Alexander. Seattle Legal
hay. Anna. Seattle ........--. Legal
Mcdonald, Arno J.. Seattle --..?i
Connick. Jeanne G. Seattle .......1s
Butler. Francis Howard. Seattle. 50
Bennett Mary frances Seattle ...2s
Mitchell. Robert r. Seattle la
Eagle. Mary. Seattle ...---..2f
Knudson. irving. Spokane ...-L~gai
Birch. Marie. Spokane Legal
Cay. Herbert Henry. Tacoma. Legal
Elliott. Louise Powell. Seattle Legal
Me-siek. william II. Sumner. Legal
Caiiar. Hattie NJ. Sumner 49,. Legal
Hebbs. Herbert Hugo. Seattle. Legal
Smith. NJ. Rsna- Seattle $500. Legal
Duffy. James. Seattle .... Legal
Kelley. Mildred. Seattle ..--.-Legai
johnson. John W. Seattle ..---.77
Dookter. Louise NJ Seattle .--.--.ie
Peterson. Louis IL. Auburn ..... 80
Holt. A. Marion. Auburn .....--..<l
sarton. Mortimer A.. Seattle Legal
Paul. AddI~ NJ. Seattle $3.50. Legal
Porter. Leonard w. Seattle Al
Beeicr. Maud. Bremerton .........<5
W. edward. Frank Leon.
Buchan. Elizabeth Mary. Sc
attic .................. Legal
BIRTHS
Kaiin. Albert. <7i5 18th ~ r boy.
Richards Henry. 3ot l. Olive st.
pwy.r. n F. TOO ism N, girl
McAdams v. L.. Gil nth NJ girl
WILLIAMS, Ic~i ,s, ;s, ss,s "; g Us. gil
Nagasawa- ~ 2ot 10th s.. boy.
Higurashi, NJ 1919 First s.. boy.
klopfcr. y: A. Yarrow Point boy.
Matxdorf. A. W. s75 Terrace st, boy
Mcdonald. }. J., sl7 .tth ave. boy.
Eflsss L .s & Z GsifI EI
Hsuer. Raymond. 1is1 AK, ave. boy.
Ecli~ran. 3. IL. 5t2s <2nd s. w, boy.
Conner. Il. l.. Lake Forest Park.
girl
Remington. A. J. <::7 Second n. f..
boy.
Turnquist J. A. <s:2 Fourth n. f..
boy.
Davis. Z r.. III N. Evanston. boy.
DEATHS
Hauwert. Johanna NJ 60. Efo7 eth
s. w.
Richardson. Martha F. 60. 1873 18th
Carver. Frederick J. "a. $500 18th
~ T.
witter. Clara c. 81. s5t McGiivra
blvd.
Preston. Augustus. IS. t51s Interiake
ave.
Culver. Jesse O.. -. t1s Columbia
Aoki. J.. IS, British Columbia
Yamashits. Koharu. IS, O'Bricn.
Mikton. William. 40. 1910 e Madl-
son.
Guptili. Susan r.. IS. s.s ~ list
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Kuhn's two children during the last
ia years, In which. according 10
Eichor. Kuhn has been missing.
England has more than 100 girls
football clubs.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths

DOONIS-Andrew and Mary c.. girl.
CRONIN-Maurice J. and Johanna M. q
ROHRBACk-Charles II. and Nina L..
RANkIN-Joseph A and Florence. bo
BOYER-Charles ID. and Aurie, boy.
FLOOD-Joseph c. and Agnes n. boy.
O'NEIL, Aloysius J.-and Mary l.. girl.
ARDING-Benjamina and Ellen f., bo1
RABOUHORST-Will e. and Love
boy.
sUTTON-Felix Leroy and Lois. gtri.
girl.
RYAN-John and Rose E., boy.
REITH-Edmond A. and Melrose, girl.
FINAGIN-Archie L. and Louise E., eS
TIPPETT-Donne T. and Murtha, girl. |
NORRIS-Joseph A. and Mary. boy.
and Ella M. boy.
CONNOLLY-Thomss ;. and Ellen B., :
DOWER-John r. and Mildred, girl.
SIDDERS-Walter II. and Katherine, gil
GOBBETT-Samuel and Katherine, girl
ANDERSON-Marion T. and Helen, boy
McEWIN-Thomas e. and Mary A.. girl
BURLEY-Allen and Nora, boy.
WOLCOTT-George and Marthena, boy.
LYLES-Wallace d. and Laura ", girl.
MOORE--John NJ. and Mary c., boy.
WEST-Clarence and Rebecca, boy.
HALL-Joseph and Maud Hall. boy
JONES-Van ID. and Lillian, boy.
SULLIVAN-ErnimoS s. and Lavtnia. girl
ALLEN-George r. and Elisabeth. girl.
THOMAS-Samuel and Rosie, girls ttwiu
SCOTT-Harry and Edith, girl.
PERRY-Leon l. and Name L.. girl
MICKENS-Clarence and Minnie. boy.
CLARK-Edward and Jennie, boy.
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lean Eliot's Ne1vs
Of Capital Society
CONTINUED from Page ~

idSS -
with spring flowers. Mrs. Ramsey
Potts, Mrs. Judson and Mrs. Sterrett
Cuttings, tr- served in the dining
room.
Miss Achsah Ridgely Petre. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald w.
Petre, and william Darlington Stet-
tinius. eldest son or Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward r. Stettinius. of No. 1927
Park avenue. will be married on the
afternoon OF March 30 in st. Paurs
Episcopal Church. Bait imore The
bridesmaids will be Miss Constance
Petre. sister of the bride: Miss Betty
Stettinius. sister of the bridegroom;
Miss Ludlow Carroll Willett and Miss
Mary Ridgely Preston. Edward IA
Stettinius. jr., will serve as best man.
After the ceremony there will be n
reception at the Baltimore Country
Club.
=
Although the last of the popular
series of Army and Navy. jr., tea
dances is to be given next Tuesday
from 4:3o to 7:l in the ballroom of
2400 Sixteenth street. the younger
set need not feel any serious regret
for the end of pleasant times since
there is to be another series, begin
ming March IL. Saturdays will be the
day for the spring dances the time
and place being the same as former
ly.
General Pershing is to be the honor
guest next Tuesday afternoon at the
Washington's Birthday dance.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Baker will head the receiving line.
assisted by Gen. Charles T. Menoher,
Col. and Mrs. Clarence S. Ridley Mrs.
Snow. wife of Gen. w. J. Snow, and
General and Mra William Mitchell As
sisting will be the committee on ar
rangeunents, which includes Miss Frances
Morrow. Miss Golden Ruggles, Miss
Anne Bryan, Miss Anna Louise Kit
telle. Miss Laura Lejune, Miss Mar
garet Taylor, Miss Ann Brown. and
Miss Katherine Mills. Lieut. John r
Moore will make the introductions.
-
Mrs. Cabot Stevens has asked the
heads OF Womens' organization, and
the wives of diplomats, Cabinet offi-
cials, and the Washington mems and
womens committees for the Near
East Relief, to meet informally. Lady
Geddes, and relief workers recently
returned from the Near East at the
Women's City Club. % jackson place,
"Wednesday, February %, to o
o'clock. The Informal program at
4:3O will be OF intense interest
Receiving with Mrs. stevens and
the special guests, will be Mrs. John
Hervey Young, chairman DR.. Harvey
w. Wiley, honorary chairman; John B.
Larner, Treasurer. At the tea table
will be Nine. Grouitch, Mrs. Theodore
w. Noyes. Mrs. Walter Tuckermsn.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun and Mrs. Francis
A. st. Clair.
Mrs John Dunaway. who has re-
Gently returned, from Aleppo, will
speak briefly.
Mr.. and MA FRANKLIN V. KIuiaa. af
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DEATHS

MAKARELLr-Thomas, - yra. Emergeocy
Hosp.
BUTTERFIELD-John W.. - yy~I. <is <sA
St NV.
ALvEY-James C. q yrA, ~ Bryant -.
ROCHAN--Marie, 50 yrs. 3303 1sth St NJ.
HAREIGLE-Corne,iu b, Is yrs. Sibisy
Hosp
st. NV.
ARNOLD-Helen W., 10 days, II 1sth st.
No
SMIrH-Aloysius A. NJ. ~ yra, 1894 1eth
NV.
DYsoN-Marguerite L. 1 yr.. 1o3s n. J.
ave sc.
sCOTT-Amelis. 81 yrs, 1ae Navy pl -
KIDD-Alien, 6s yrs, 1913 Columbia ~
YoUNG-Marisn r., mo-, 1889 y st. Sc
HAwKINS-Issbelle D., 8 mos. iii ~
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MARRIAGES..

JEFFERSON N-HAwKINS-Eugene NorriaI
23, and Gladys NJ. 20, Boyds, Nd. Th<
Rev. A. +. Anderson.
HERRELL-oLIVER-H Arthur, -.
and Lurah May, 30. The Rev. L. ..
Williams.
HAWKINS -BROwN-Robert f., 70. Ana
Reva Maud, is. The Rev. II. l. CouaanA.
BAXTER-JEFFERIS- Ulhrick. Is.
and Emily. rs. the Rev. J. Yrankhn
Boyan.
DREFS-NEwM wMAN--Arthur O., -, d.
Louis. Mo-, and Clara Artemesia, ~.
The Rev. John NJ. McEamarA-
OLINGER ER-MARKELI~D. Tucker, ~
Bealton, Va. and Louise Field. <1 War
renton, Va. The Rcv. Charles r. HerH-
don.
CROSBY -CATTERTON-Jamss W, -.
Chaney, Nd, and Hattie ". -. CrtstSa.
Md. The Rev. Edward HayA
BREW AKER-FITCH-John Joseph. IS.
Buchanan, Va, and Carolyn Louise -.
Clifton Forge, Va. The Rev. E. p.
BaRby.
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BASIS rOn ARnIsTICE.

Furthermore, Mr.. Dressl told me
how much President Wilson had as-
compIished upon the subject of rep
srations. forcing through his prin-
ciple that Germany would be oblisat-
ed only for the destruction Of private
and personal property. Mr.. Wilson
as the mouthpiece for the allies. pro-
posed this as a basis for the armlsties
In his message on November q. iD1s.
Mr.. Dresel said that President
Wilson wished to express the hope
that after all he had done for Ger
many. Germany would not throw him
down or leave him In the iurch ~
refusing to sign the peace treaty. II
was said that the Americans realised
that the UAited States must help In
rebuilding Germany and that II Ger
many signed the peace terms, Prest-
dent Wilson would use has innuencs
at Washington for the purpose OF
securing credits for Germany.
Mr.. Dresel went to othsA mini:tsss
with this same message. One Of the
officials he visited was Count ven
Brock dorfY- Ra ntzau. who for at tins
was head Of the German peace dele
cation in Paris. As remember II,
Mr.. Dresel received q short and cool
reception from Count Won Brockdorn-
kantzAu.
when the terms came and / saw
how different they were from the
reparation clauses outlined by Mr..
Dresel, | had my representative at
Frankford send through a message
to Paris inviting Mr.. Dresel to come
back to Berlin again to discuss the
terms. But President Wilson did not
see fit to send Mr.. Dresel back at
this time. However much later Mr..
Wilson sent Mr.. Dresel back to Berlin
az the American diplomatic repre-
sentative"
Dresel is the present American
commissioner in Berlin. He 10 .
native of Boston.
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HOUSEs FOR SALE

~. y. sass.. Isss%' ss9 ..s.s: ,..ss'i es-s -.
1000 Llneeln Park. s-,oom hosss,
sSas.u, s1Ss..ion s1s ~iii have 90 Be seen 20 ss
n. ,ssss0ns,roSm s9nroSm s1as.lo-, practically
sos na with IL Cash payment. si.sssi very
se,oos-s-room bungalow. furnace heat.
located located on . beautiful street; bungalow
snes is.' ~' nSs cash payment. bal
Aoov-s-room new bungalow. we'll con
s,itrsse,ed tot. water heat. sss electric
good eorthws.t loosiion ana Only $500
can .ss bsi.nee same a. rent;
n.s Of siissy kiflSs1y h1o. prns,sIs.l
DsrisSt .osdi.ion Sa,-~.tst. % s.s. Cleo cleo,
porch; hardwood noors hard wood nm
insts mt. neoe. hot-wster heater; sanitary
.LSOO-s s-room house, no.,water hest;
ouilt-in garage very nne corner property,
In a very good N. L, location. About ti.eSo
,s.Sos-on Columbia Rd. N. ". s-room
house; hot-watsr heat gas; electric
issy to ss scia aSPe. :. oas. ,fss ,fssa e.s ss, and
a ye5.yy fair s: Z. ioeatics. $500 cash.
ground; one half miis from District lins
modern.
81, 900. In National City Heights New
subdiyision. b.room frame ana large
lots 1900 cash.
$4,000. e-room bunEalow and acres Of
ground; near Tuexedo station; about 81, 900
cash payment.
,t.26o. s-room bungalow; hot-water
heat; near Soldiers Home: not modern In
other ways. S+o0 cash only
S52bo-For coIored or white; > eight
room, Iatrobe heat homes. tos and 4oJ n
st. n. w. Commission paid 70 brokers.
Ntlb-Brand new Groom bungalow IN
service In the city; electric iights; mod srn
heating; large lot. beautiful location (:
moderate cash payment; balance same as
rent.
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Postoffice Bill Passed.

The Senate yesterday passed the
postoffice appropriation bill providing
for a total appropriation of $572.714.-
900. The bill as passed includes pro
vision for an air mail service betweenI
New York and San Francisco By thel
way of Omaha and Chicago. All ef1
forts to place additional appropriattond
for roads in the measure were defeat
ed In the Senate.
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MRS. ALICE SHEFFIELD.

Mrs. Alice Shefeld. widow of George
Sheffield, a lifelong resident OF Wash
ington. died early this morning at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Jane .
A. Dorsey. 1892 Belmont street north
west. Mrs, Sheffield was sixty-eight
years old. She was born In Maryland,
and came to Washington as a child.
The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon from her daugh-
ter,s home. 1nterment will be in
Congressional Cemetery.
Mrs. Sheffield is survived by her
daughter, three sisters, Mrs. NJ. Ma
ioney, Mrs, Charles Willett, and Mrs.
Emma Wilson, and by a. brother
Richard Edelin.
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SHIMMY And TODDLE
BANNED BY BILL
IN new YORK

ALBANY, N. r.. Tss. 1.-THE
New York legislature may issis-
late out Of existence the -shimmy.-
the "toddle." the bear hug" the
camel walk" and a few other
prides Of dance halls.
Senator Salvatore A. Gothic. Of
New York. today asked this action
In bill he introduced. He would
prohibit these dances and bring
dance hall propristors under further
restrictions by liosnsans tham.
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PRICE. $4,000.

Hsst capitol st. near the Congressional La
SrAry t~else-room modern house; hot
sst1 heat electric lights, two tile baths {;
Sot lse ~ lzs TO SO-foOt payep alley.
1eom 10 build four garages. This property
one OF the best offerings In this section
Ssn BE sold on terms of 81. 900 cash. bal
snee tloO per month, Including Interest and
principal Occupied Dy owner, who Will
s"e Possession when transfer is made.
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Zooi Fourteenth street. win leave to-
morrow afternoon for New York.
whence they will sail for q months
stay In the West Indies. Among the
points that they will visit are Havana,
hihsst8n. Buenos Ayrss. Trinidad.
Martinique. 81 Thomas. San Juan and
others They will sail on the steam
VIII be Mr. and Mrs. Amandos Jorss
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacobson.
Of this city. .
The Royal Country Club will hold
an informal subscription dance this
evening In the Raleigh ball room.
Homer Gunstte will have charge Of
the music. Dancing will begin at
y. m.
PAT'rcR REVUE PLEAsING.
The Patter Revue OF 1891, which
was presented In the Red Cross Au-
ditorium at the Walter Reed Hospi-
tai last Thursday, Eiayed to an en-
thusiastic audience. Among the hits
OF the performance were the "Shel-
tering Palm" song by Albert Mitchell.
the song and dance by Miss Peggy
O'Dea and Ambrose Harrison, and the
real estate sketch by Irwin and
podpiCe CobSTOVe, 6S6lstcO py S2Tl
Rossinsky In the role OF the agent.
The Rev. Francis Hurney to whom
the success of the Patter Review is
largely due. will repeat the perform
ance. March II.
The President and Mrs. Wilson.
President-elect and Mrs. Harding.
the members Of the Cabinet and their
wives. and other distinguished men
and women have been invited to be
the guests Of honor at the meetings
to be held at .. m. February "a and
March 2. at Continental Hall, to fur
ther the savings movement of the
Treasury Department. Members of
the Joint committee on arrangements
are Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, ma
tional chairman Of thrift; Mrs. NJ. T.
Morss. District of Columbia chairman
for the Federation Of Women's Clubs;
Mrs. A. B. Johnson, national vice
chairman Of conservation and thrift;
Mrs. Ella S. Knight, District of Co
lumbia chairman for the d. A. r.. Mrs.
Lewis b. Thomson, District of CO.
lufnbia vice chairman for the d. A. r..
and Miss Katherine p. Howard in
charge OF women's work for the Saw
ings division Of the Treasury Depart
ment.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
JOHN +. DoNOHoE q SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue S. e
PRICE. $3.50.

C St ~. ~, near Aasssehusetts
six-room msdera tapestry orisk hossg hI
hot water heat electric light non-I
dsnt owner hs. Instructed us 10 sell Ihls
IL one Of the best bargains Ia this ssetion'
Terms 81, 500 esAh. balance tsv Per hon'h'
including Interest and principal
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BIRTHS.

MALATEsTO--Emid and Adelaide, boy.
AGUILINO-Minotti and Duiso, girl
MONEY--Clarence and Annie, girl
ST CLAfR-John =. and Edith NJ, girl.
wISE-Charles J. and Mazzie r.; girl
wHITEHEAD-Norma and Grace boy.
FLAHERrY--Jeremiah y. and Carrie l.
boy.
sIRoI.A-John and Anna r. BOY.
" l. AAA kARy n ksy.
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PRICE, $6,750.

A si1-room modern colonial house, Win
double rear porches, near the u
Isth Al and MArylan nj ave. ~. ~ lmme-
diate possession given ana re~soh~ois
terms accepted
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In Chevy Chase, D. C.-$10,000
Z rooms and baths; porches, screens
md awnings: immediate possession l.. At
Txn0tive terms can be arranged
In Cleveland Park-$l3,00
. rooms and bath: gas and electricity,
1rUut and rear porches
Vicinity Of 18th and Park Road
Newly renovated, practically new; 10
vsp0ms and 2 baths: modern in every do
tail; corner OF alley; vacant Price, $1<,boo.
On reasonable terms
On LongfeIlow St., West Of 10th
Ard overlooking park: 5ox120 TO alley:
sayaee; . rooms, bath: electric lights; hot
vatsr hAat Price lcss than $4,000.
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PRICE, $4,000.

Maryland ave. N. h. A large three-story
e-n easily be converted into q business
property Two modern baths. modern heat
Ins plant; side lot facing Maryland ave.
Ihis property can be sold on accommodate
inS terms and immediate possession given.
Oner wanted.
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PRICE $4,000.

a II overlooking Pennsylvania ave.
txo-story nat containing eight rooms. Two
modern baths. HoT-wATER HEAT. siee-
trio lights. nreproof garage 70 ho.o
,ol Nm and can be made to pay tor ltseI,'
II you are looking for q thoroushiy moo
ern, up-to-date property, thls'n 'o'' W
portunity. Reasonable terms
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MUST GO TO SOVIET PLAY
OR PAY FOOD RATION FINE

PETROGRAD. FEB. 10. = CompuI-
sorry piaysoins Is the latest order Of
the day here.
The Soviet government has decreed
that . nne. payable In food rations.
10 TO be inflicted on all persons who,
after official invitation. omit To go to
the theAter 10 enjoy . series Of com
munist plays which are now being
produced. says the Bolshevik news
paper Rabotchi GoIoA
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PRICE. 100000.

Pennsylyania ave. 4. f.. between 9th and
Ith stx. One OF the best business blocks on
Sspitol HilL Monthly tenancy. Can be
remodeled at a small expense TO make "a
De Arranged.
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OUR LATEST LISTINGS

T LISTINGS
In Saurs Addition
10 rooms, tile bath: hot water heat; cleo
trio lights: garage: very attractively deco
rated; spacious porches: built-in furniture;
screens and awnings. Price, &1:.Soo.
Washington Heights,
Corner Home
n rooms. . baths; a m- l.: IN excellent
repair; possession. Price, $1s-5oo.
Rock Creek Church Road
Near Soldiers Home park. Lot "a n
wide; rooms and baths; -hot-water heat;
electric lights; garage; hardwood floors
many special features The lowest priced
house of It's kind in the block.
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$500. $500.
Manor. Attractive Petworh
andb
rooma and
in Bushes
sHmas
5 will
DIATE
lss; one square from cars
$6750 Bloomingdae.
cellar BRICK residence;
Soua:: boua: "AS " ''"AS
of Pennsylvania Ave- S. E.
colonial type
Well
noor;s eparaeh heaung pans "'' '
neishborhood: convenient to cars $4,000
E.
located pta Ira ca
H. SAUNDERS co.
N. Main 1016
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McKEEVER & GOSS,

McKEEVER GOSS,
Eye Street Main 4752
Columbia Heights. Mt Pleasant :
Fine three OF A home N
d
dinr,or
a
Saul's Addition . .-uu. ua.
Eye
center
bath an iavatory Sauls Addition
fnsn
McKEEvER GOSS.
if05 Eye Street Main 4751
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PRICE, 5000.
Rented at $75 Per Month.

Three six-room houses. near the new
Eastern High school In thoroush repair
The best buy in the city OF WAshinxton
includins interest and principal These
houses can easily be rnade TO pay for them
aelyeH.
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PRICE xS 500

u. 8. e.. near House onice building
splendid eleven -roomed rouse, In perfect
condition. Owner leaving city the cause OF
selling. Good lot 10 paved aiey. This
mouse 10 ready to move into without a
cents expense. Possession given when
transfer is made Terms.
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REAL ESTATE
OPPORTUNITIES.
$500.
DETACHED HOME.
Near Rhode Island ave. and District line
Eight rooms and bath: two-story and cel-
lar. furnace heat. House In splendid con-
Fruit and shade trees. Chicken house, etc
City improvements. Gas .fange. Terms
reasonable.
$4,000.
FOUR BRICK STORES.
Corner property just north Of goth st.
and Pennsylvania ave. One-story modern
buildings Paying good return on present
rentals.
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN,
1927 Eye st. N. w. Tel. Main 1921.
See Mahorney & Sullivan
They Know Washington
BUY A HOUSE IN
RIvERDALE
a Rooms, gas, electric lights,
city water, porches, lot 50x150
feet, 3 minutes to cars, $4,000.
Cash $1,000.
5 Rooms and bath, modern,
best location, close to boulevard,
good value. $5,30O.0O. Cash
$1,000.
z Rooms and bath, sleeping
porch, modern, good location,
over a acre, fruit, grapes,
chicken houses. $4,000. Cash
$1,000.
OTHER PROPERTIES AT
HONEST PRICES
Tel. Hyatts. 1856.
J. H. RIMMER,
Riverdale, Md.
e6on-uANnCOAE madam dota,hoi
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HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
NEAR l4TH AND MARYLAND
AVE. NORTHEAST.
Now VACANT 1s .s5s asss,sS,, assos.,ss ass soes %
hs.t tins plant; deep lot TO alley. Only tsss
cash aud $50 per month.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
PARKVIEW.
An opportunity 10 purchase . cosy little
home In a section that has been improved
with new dwellings. colonial orleh. o..
rooms aud bath; very reasonable terms and
immsdlats possesAion. Price, $500.
STONE a. FAIRFAX,
l342 New York ave.
NORTHEAST.
A very desirable semi detached corner
rasidence~of ak large rooms and tiled bath /;
hot water heat concrete cellar under en-.
tire house. This attractive dwelling 10 OF
eenter-hall plan and Is 10 ehesiisnt eenoI-
ton Immediate possession will be given
Very reasonable terms
STONE a. FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
SEMI-DETACHED
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
In vicinity OF Lincoln Park, rooms and
bath on each noor; separate entrsncesi an
economical house over Il feet wide. You
live In one apartment ana receive rem
tsl from the other, Price only $1,000.
STONE e. FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
ATTRACTIVE NORTHEAST
HOMES.
SAz6o-6-room and bath brick. furnace
heat :ploHisl porch; saS6 hacr nsry paper, r.
alley Only $500 cash.
,s.s0o-e-room and bath. furnace heat:
TO alley; house In good condition
Price, 5000; ssto cash. sss per
month.
modern s-room brick
house; h-w. h.. electric iixhts. CO.
tonial porch, two rear porches; ga
rage! nice back yard TO alley. win
sell or trade for good . or room
house In northeast.
w. B. SHARP,
Phone Main 6713.
1000 Davidson bldg.
92l 18th st. N. w.
MODERN six-room house, with reception
hall. on w St, near North Capitol; south
ern exposure; hardwood noors and trim, /.
h.-w. heat, electric lights, tiled bath; front
and rear porches: deep lot to paved alley:
Price. $4,000; cash $500. Address BOX
A-sC. Times office.
PLAN right away for your. home; we draw
your plans. help finance and build the
last 10 In Washington. TEPPER CONST.
CO.. Sl7 O ST. N. W. Phone N. 1874
TAKOMA PARK. MD.--New s-room semi
bungalows, detached, modern conven-
fences; good lot; built-in garage. Price
very low; easy terms. Can be seen any
time.
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
Bond Bldg. Main 1907.
d ST. N. E.. near llth: nice brick home; .
rooms and bath: newly papered and
painted; small cash payment; possession In
10 days; inspect Saturday .. m or Sunday.
Inquire lll0 ID st N. E
iii AND III3 POTOMAC AVE s. E.
Two frame houses, and 8 rooms: each
Al condition; garage; immediate posses
sion; fronting on two streets. Only 81, 500
for the two: terms.
WOODBRIDGE COTrAGE-5 rooms and
bath; furnace heat; electricity: lot <0x
$50: vacant: $3.50 cash and possession
wILDMAN d CO..
Frank 6+os. 9th and II sts N. w.