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RIOS. J: OWEN { son, AUcTI0NEERs.

TH0S. J. OWEN : son, AucnoSEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MODERN
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING. no:
1927 GEORGIA AVE. NV, BEING THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GEORGl4
NV, CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS
AND BATH. BUILT-lN GARAGE.
By virtue OF q certain deed OF trust duly
OF the land records Of the District Of Colup
recorded. In Liber No. 4xlf.' folio 2fS ct se0.
bia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell, at
public auction, in 'front.' Of the premises, on
FRIDAY, THE TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF
AUGUST, AID. 1921. AT HALF-PAsr FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises. situate ~ The District Of Co
tered twenty-six (26), in Myron N. Parker,
trustee, and Isaac 81. Bryant's subdivision Of
lots in block numbered seven (O, "Petworth
Addition to the City Of Washington." rs per
plAt recorded In the ozace OF The surveyor Tor
the District ef Columbia. in block 80, at page
~ Said block betpg now Also known, for
taxation purpeses a. sauare ao1s.
s4.ooo. All purchase money above said nrss
required at time Of sale. All conyeyancing.
revenue atamps. ETC., ut cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date Of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defaultiAI
purchaser after i've days advertisement of
such resale Y some newapeper pubsishsd IN
REGINALD RUTHERFORD.
au17-d&ds.exisu Trustees.
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PROPOSE
RENT LAW PROBE
Bar Association to Study
p.
D. c. Act With Others at
~--
Coming Convention.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. -
CINCINNATI, August a4.-It is rs.
ported that the matter OF enactinE
laws to govern rental OF residsnce
property will receive serious consids
GRAFTON at the annual convention OF
the American Bar Association to be
held in Cincinnati from August 20 10
September 2. - =.
The committee on noteworthy
changes in statute laws. in the report
ton at the session on Thursday even-
ing, September 1, will say:
New Conditions Noted.
"In the field Of landlord and tenant
law we find recent examples Of uu-
usual legislation. Shortage of hous-
ing accommodations has given rise
to an abnormal demand, with re-
sultant high rentals These in turn
have been made the justification TOR
legislative regulation OF rentals and
terms and conditions OF tenancy. RENT
Legislation has taken the form either,
York. repeating or varying statutory
remedies Of the landlord I'm such 2
way as to compel or induce him to
accept reasonable rents. or (2) conn
prehensive legislation like that COZ
cable CABLE to m the the M District ri of o columbia. pSs
which treats rental property as az
fected with public interest and sub
tects the relationship OF landlord and
tenant to commission regulation.
THE New York type OF statute sim
ply takes away the remedy OF evic-.
tion where the contract which the
landlord claims is preached is con-
sidered by the courts to be unreasou-
able. as. for example. where the rent
demanded by the landlord is. in the
opinion of the court. excessive. The
New York legislature has declared as
excessive any rent which Is more
than IS per cent in excess Of the rent
Of the previous year The Landlord
reasonable rental. -
Rent Law In Capital. -
THE act of Congress authorizes the.'
rent commission Of the District Of
Columbia to adopt standard forms OF
leases to fix reasonable rentals and
terms Of tenancy and to determine
semi-judicialiy controversies between
landlord and tenant. The authority
Of the rent commission and its pro-
cedure are analogous to that Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission IN
the field of interstate commerce. Both
types Of statutes have now been up
held by the Supreme Court OF the
United States as justifable regulation
Of public property in the interest OF
the public welfare during the sbnor-
NAL housing conditions following the
war"
The committee further reports that
one Of the most striking features OF
our present statutes ia the absence
of any large amount of "reconstruc.
tion" legislation, with less. rather
than more, In the line of regulatory
legislation. ..
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SHERMAN SCHOOL A TRIAL
Vocational University There to Be
Experiment. :,

Establishnent OF the first univer-
atty for vocational training OF former
service men st Camp SheFnan. Ohio.
would be ip the nature Of an expert; /,
ment TO try ept the plan, II was ssid, :
The piap, which calls fee estabaish-
ment OF four vocational institstions; I;
In di6erent parts of the country, It,
was ADDED. will be laid before Con-
Eress prior to formal adoption.
have authority under the Sweet bflF
to change the yAterans' bureau
abolishinG Of soldier rehabilitation,
IL was thought congressional action,
might 10 aecessaFy In order 70 divert
the required funds from the Treasury
TOR the purpose of establishing the.
new training schools. %
Eo9feFneees hefyeAn the fSaAsury,;
War Department and veteraHs' bu-l
reau, 1t was said. will be held soon
to discuss the plan.
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u. S. OIL MEN ON WAY
TO MEXICO CONFERENCE
Delegation Will Attempt to Settle
Differences Over Taxes on !
Oil Export.

NEW YORK August e5.--A delega-
ton of prominent American oil men left
here yesterday on a special train Tor
Mexico City, where they will confer WITH
officials of the Mexican government on
differences arising from taxes on oil
export
The delegation was made up OF Wal
ter c. Teagie, president Of the Standard
Oil Company Of New Jersey; ]. W. VAN
dyke Of the Atlantic Refining Company,
Amos l.. Beatty Of the Texas Company
and H F. Sinclair Of the Sinclair Con.
solidated Company. y
Edward L. Doheny, the fifth member
Of sthe delegation, who is now in Los
Angeles, plans to join the party later in
the week.
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DENIES WlFE's CHARGES.
Husband Declares She Gave Ap-
prevail te Drtakips.

Denying his wife's chevges ef cruel-
ihG he had indalEed in. as charged.
ySs -.lveys zsa slsh ssr sss RpFss:ss's.sa, e..
swer t. the suit for LIMITED divorce
sntere9 sSstnst bin seceatly ~
FLORENCE TopRam Green. :,
Pie AAsepdAns ettes taRqnsrabls iR-'
ctaept1 where the plaipti& eeenN- q
panied him on sdriakfsG pertieA" end
as 1sll q he - speh eeeaeieAG
F9Ae dekaHSanf asks that ti6 wtfA'p
auft be disrRtseed. He e represente1
by Attorney Tiuassn ~ co0mhs-
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FUTURE DAYB
THos. J. OWEN > son. AgcTToNnERs.
SALE OF yALUARLR BRICK
DWELLING. NO. Is . STREET SOUTH.

By virtue Of certain deed Of trust. duly re.
corded in Hher No; 42l3. foli9 $7s et sea: Of
The isnd recosds Of ths Distsicf Of Columbia.
81. tie undersisned trugtess vfll self 1T pub
&c auction, IN front 0f the premises, on TIJH9.
RAr Rp ,3 yt rotLBSSekk Bek eE sYspss ss 81
iowing described lana and premises. situate d
the District Of Columbia. and designated 10 and
being the west 70 feet by full depth thereof
81 original lot "a. square aQ9. except the rest
I feet inches thereof. hefetofore Condemned
tor public nfley. z
Terms Of sale: fold suhject to pfioe deed
oS trI3f Tor y. 500, nd tie amount oier and
ebose laid trGlt to b raid In cash.. 4 teposti
20 s 3 seS e VIM ss p; s:,s sf . s s:os
Forfeited. OonSeyanciny. eceedine and reS.
enus atanps at putealsers ecsk.
HFREDExlcK HuETE1.
ata19- ID Gde. .exSu u 4 80 - IS Ed Trusfees
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THos. ]. OWEN &.sON. AUCTIONEERs.
Trustees' Sale of Valuable
Apartment House Property
No. lll8-1120 18th Street
Nosfhyveaf.

BY virtue of certain deed of trust recorded
In iiber 442G folio 147 ct seq.. OF the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the parties secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction. in front Of the premises: On FRIDAY,
THE SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. d.
1921. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situate in the
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being known as lots mum
bered thirty eight (3S and thirty nine (39) in
A. B. Mullett and others' subdivision Of lots
in square numbered fourteen 90. as per plat
recorded in the Office Of The surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Book IS. at page 100.
Terms of sale: AL cash above nrst trust
Of $4,000. payable s.. 600 in July. 1922. and
$l2,OOo In July. 1923. bearing interest at q
per centum per annum. interest payable semi
annually, or all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser A deposit Of $500 will be required at
the time Of sale. All conTeyancing. recording.
revenue stamps, etc, at cost Of purchase
Terms of sale to be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser. after Eve days advertising Of such re-
sale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington, D. c. s. Il. SORMAS,
W. Q. QUINTER.
u23-dkds, ,eXSu Trustees.
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ADAM A. wESCHLER, AUCTIoNEER-
Desirable Household Furniture,
Model XIV Mahogany Cabi-
net Victrola, Rugs, Carpets,
Etc.
BY Public Auction,
At WESCfILER'S
920 Pa. Ave. NV,
SATURDAY,
Commencing $3.50 Am.

SO1111AASAA&seAA6 - sS~ SesASAs
Fine Mahogany. Circassian Walnut and
ivory Bedroom Suites, Massive Brass Poster
Bed. Three piece Den Set, Oak and Fumed
Oak Dining Room Suites. Cane and Over
stuffed Living Room Suites, Mahogany Dress.
ers asd Chiffouiers. Hspdsefne Mahogany Com.
bined ChifforObe and Wardrobe, Three piece
Mahogany Duof0ld suite, Oak puefold, Model
XIV Cabinet yictrola. Other Vtctrolas and
Talking Machines, Oak Sectional Bookcase,
Mahogany and Oak LbraY Tables. Antique
Mahogany Library Table. Electric Floor and
Table Lamps, Standard Drop-head Sewing Ma
chine, Oak Buffets, China Closets. Extension
Tables, Dining Room Chairs. Hall Racks,
Single and Double Brass and Iron Beds.
Springs and Mattresses. Englander Couches:
Refriserators, China and Glassware. Hotel
Rugs and Carpets. Etc.
At II Q'Cleck Noon
Stutx Touring Car for Storage
Charges, Buick Light Six
Coupe, New 1921 Piedneut
and Alsace Touring Cars, !
G. M. c. a4-ton Trucks, 3 Ford
Deliveries, FefA Ghewelet
and Other Touring Cars,
Jehnsea Meter Whesl, Nsss
Cord and Fabric Tires, Etc.
ADA ADAM 4. wEscHLER. Auct. au25.2s
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AUCTION SALES
TOAORRnV.

THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 1e41
CALVERT ST. NV.
By virtue Of 4 certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in IAber No. 1915. folio 3s9 ct seq.
Of the land records Of the District Of Colurn-
bia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell; At
public auction in front Of the premises. on FRI
DAY. THE TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF AU-
GUST. AID. 1921. AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
the following described land and premises. stu
ate in the District Of Columbia, and designated
As and being lot 81 In Edward J. stellwaSen,
trustees Of subdivision of lots in block 5. CHI
borne. as per plat recorded in the office Of
the surveyor for the District Of Columbia. in
alton purposes lot 81 In square 2547.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to prior deed
Of trust for s. 600 and the amount over and
above said trust to be paid in cash. de-
posit Of $3.50 required at time Of sale and the
purchaser allowed thirty days to complete the
purchase. Further particular at time Of sale.
THOMAS w. STUBBLEElEQAD,
EUGENE II. McLACHLEN.
au19dkds exSu Trustees.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BB .REcEIyEp
it the Bureau q standards and opsneA 4
construction necessary for the reinstallation
Of larEe emery testing machine Specification
and b{uepfints may Be obtained upon applica-
don 10 a. l. WHITTENORE Room al,
laaastsael hldx Rpseaa ef stsRdArds
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. Aucr1oNEER.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO. ETC. BIZ
AUCTION TO PAY STORAGE AND
ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER THIRD. 1921
COMMENCING SISE-THIRTY AM, I will
sell by public suction within my aalesrooms.
charges, all goods stored with me in the fol-
lowing names. to wit: Carrie '; Grim. Mrs. L.
Gilbert and G. B. Taylor. All parties In
terested will please take notice.
Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctloneer.
aul625 go Pa, ave- NV,
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DOWNTOWN.
ar Govt Printing Office

On N. J. are. near b st.. lsrss s-neu hriek,
facing N. J. ave- and rnnning through y 3nd
EneIish t1seneht; l.W.h; n spiend0 coedi.
ZION. Top door now rented for ~ per manth
Owner Vim siye Prompt possession. fsspeetias
MeLachien Banking Corp'n,
Hsa, Eststs Dapk, M a.1 e
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Cowftuv.A


LEAVING FOR cALIFORNTA AS SOON AS
I dispose Of my property in Columbia Heights
north Of Park road and west Of 18th st. Nearly
nome porchs, OF roo%s and bath on noar
lights: hardwood floors and trimmings: built I'm
garage for cars. House being next to alley
porch. Price if sold before Sept. sth Is sis.5oo
Address Bog 21s.B. Star once
DETACHED NE. SECTION.
a most attractive home Of rooms, bath: i:
with two sets Of sfades for Twin Sindows; Sas poTenes
n o ays price, SS'a aerm 9se ssss
Phone our salesmen to call with auto to show
this 'e1t 5oS hsms11fs eufSS SerGessiy cSMPyASY INC
Main 4aS.. 704 18th NV.
Beautiful Bungalow-S8,ooo.
lightful 5-room and bath bungalow witt,
attic large enough for two Rooms: fire-
place. wall electric hstnres Pullman set
Lot 53x150 High elevation Inspection
By spp0Int%snt y L ne rn ,o
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
s5.50o-Near Soldiers Home Park. Groom
colonial brick. tiled bath. furnace heat;
S9.350-A beautiful Groom colonial brick. 10
Gated near 14th and Park road. on a
most desirable corner: ami. hardwood
way. Reasonable terms can be ar
MT. PLEASANT
IS, ,950-Excellent 3 room house. having ami
large front porch. double rear porches,
spacious rooms with large closets. laun-
dry trays and extra toilet in basement:
large yard. with room for garage
Choice location near cars. Reasonable
terms.
ing hardwood floors ali over house; Ih, iine
sleeping porch, large closets: deep yard
to wide paved alley. Reasonable
NORTHEAST.
$I709-l0 rooms and baths. arranged In 9
separate heating plants. electricity
most desirable location. near two ear
lines. Can be sold on very reasonable
$3 75o-Good Groom brick house. having ex-
.cellent heating plant; back yard to
wide alley; located ed, few doors from II
SOUTHEAST.
SO. 300-Short distance from Lincoln Park
beautiful corner brick house. having 6
rooms with plenty OF large closets: in
tine condition throughout; tiled bath.
excellent heating plant. A good buy.
HARRY j. CHEW.
Main 1910. Continental Trust Bldg. :
$2.25o.
sos 7th ST. Sc; s-roOm frame: water and
gas; excellent condition. lot, 24xI5; $500 cash
and $50 per month.
$2.8oo.
9th ST. near Pa. Ave. SEE. Groom colonial
porch frame: bath: latrobe heat; excellent
condition; vacant: must be sold; terms.
$500.
18th and Pa. Ave. Sc. Groom brick; bath:
hot-water heat; cement cellar: excellent con-
dition: possession: $1.2o0 cash and $50 per
month.
$4,000.
14th st. near Pa. Ave. Sc, Groom semi
detached brick: cement cellar; furnace heat;
terms.
$1,000.
Potomac Ave. near Pa. Ave. Sc. Groom
% mace heat: st. cement cellar; garage; 81 500
cash. $50 per month.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
Line. $40. goo Pa. Ave. Sc.
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BIG SARGaIN.
S5f Randolph st. NV; terms easy. No value
on market today to compsre with Il. Lot iz2
&. g deep .a,es is , :esded .., l.Ffs sesn, .aa
ssS
Es5.a D:s g. pss sesb1E o s1d ,sy Y
Q PIE. Act qutek e yeg 9lnt u: B.
-: Mt. Pleasant.
owner. leaving city. desires to sell delight
fully located home Of 10 rooms. baths. hot
water heat. electric lights. hardwood floors.
sifei lower garden. Price, $1,000: ss.oOo
Downtown.
three story S!iei iene q nine room. and txo W
good LOT to alley. Priee. sio.soo.
Georgetown.
Delightfully."- located home near sOth and Que
Sst-.is heat: gas Light. e1ies. 1000. Terms:
Columbia Heights.
Only one block from 18th ST.; a two-stoTy
aoe he. sssse sss
Ess logs; T 81 sleeping porch; deep lot to slley.
North Columbia Heights.
Practically new home Of rooms: bed
1ssss; s,es .,a ,sasGossssal1 modern; lot . IT. wide,
Northeast.
Near Stanton Park; three-story brick home
light: deep lot. House ID excellent condition
ss.tsss Sc sssss's rzst Il ssss rh9 WIN give prompt
Southeast.
On Third st. southeast opposite Garfield
rooms. EsesPiiea hall and bath; hot-.ir heat.
Price. 1920; $500 cash.
Pratfrer & Robinson,
514-l5-1e Bond bldg,
l4tA and n,ss Hsv ~ xork ''e. i
NEAR 1s,h And CQLCMRlA RD.. EIGHT
rooms and bath; electricity. het-yster heat
fos sale is. ssea f ssy .. y;
CNIoS REALTT C6RfoRHTioN:
DESIRING TO BUILD. VIII SELL cox
home IN .,I rs;s nT sssr rs scsdsrs ss51s Hone
condition: good yard With gltage. Very res:
;sesss 9sas..: 9tssas :iss &. gfsl st.e e. Rsee
!gsF s9nSST MokS 3 s,s cl3sE tS Tp
q, 20 fmmediate pesssssiod can Be had. Ven
- s;s VII ,s.Ee sSsns s1S h.ss: R:fa
- sssr.:. Ii s;aEisss ISL. ss:a s.. sSS
Mt. PLlRAsAyT VEST or 1eta sT.-HAND-
saIs asss,s eTiss lss nSns x!ss IgsEs teS 2
SarA1eed 'Aoofs ssa trim: pa1y othet i1.
essgss 'pRH.sss: asa si s. s. ss.s ssssI
IN DOWNTOWN sEcTIoN. GROOM BRICK;
s:. s:s ss ssss ;ss sn 10 e'fEsla FaSdas as'.
BIEyO0N CO., sos 81 ct. NV r-
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Brook1and.
$500. ST., 600 Cash.

$5,5O $l,0O0 CASH.
On Ferry St between 12th and 18th.
A nice modem hone in fl condition:
rooms and bath: electric lishts: new furnace;
Gne cement bssemept; nice front porch: 0su-
bic back poreheS: small lot. This property is
worth thS price asked. Prompt possetsien
. HeLIcHLEN RANKING coRP'N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 433 EyentnI1 North Sl3,
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THos. J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIoSEERs.
Five Valuahle Building Lots
Fronting 125 Feet on Denni.
son St. and 100 Feet on Nc.
pherson ST. Fort Reno. d. T.

BY authority vested in us, We will sell at
pr,blic auction, in front of the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 3lst DAY OF AUGUST.
1921. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lots 1, 2, 3.
midway between Chevy Chase car line on
Conn. ave. and Wisconsin ave-. and is on the
highest elevation in the District.
Terms announced at time Of sale. 500 de-
post required and sale to be closed within 80
days.
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THE WAVERLEY

Equipped with all modern hotel convenieneeA
Private baths. Hot and cold running water
sparkling water. Address Mrs. B. G. POE
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mo Place Like Home;
, No Home Like Ours"
$3.50 Sample, 1los Taylor st; center hail;
6 and lm. homes, under construction.
$9.O00e80O7 Illinois ave-. PetBo.th; 8 rms,
attic: 9 porches: lot e r.; b.-w.h;
detsehsd; lfye rms.; double aoors; slate
SIC. .750IH purchases are made before COM
pletiop. Sample. 2729 Conn. ave. between
Woodiey I'd. and Cathedral ave.
Main cess. After $50 o'clock. n. 6251.
M1DDAUGH & SHANNON,
10th noor. WeodEa1d Bldg, 18th and q.
NEW SIX ROOMS AND
BATH HOMES, $3.50.
Electric lights.
Hardwood floors.
Large front and back porches.
Deep lots.
D. J. DUNCAN,
Main 1868. 1921 N. Y. Ave.
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$4,000.

Potomac Ave. near Pa. Ave. Sc. Groom
colonial porch brick; excellent condition: fur
mace heat; cement cellar: garage; $l.500
cash. $50 per month.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
Line. $40. 600 Pa. Ave. Sc.
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JAMES F. SHEA,
as LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
NEW DETACHED HOMES.
- c1Evr CHASE. .: e, -,

n YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A REAL HOME
in Columbia Heights, with all the modern con.
venienees and attractive terms.
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COTTAGE.
A ;sttIe BEAUTY-J rooms, eath, Israe fyas,
and sleeping prrches. HrGHE1 MODERN.
Large lot; Is miau,sa 70 nssensy py motor.
Either car line. SPECIALLY PRICEO. Truly
bargain for some ops. InsDeet daY ~ Syse-
f1S. PbnnS Cleveland 400
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, COLONIAL STYLE. %
Fr. WIDE-9 large rooms, 2 tile baths: h. VIII.
elec.; excellent condition; hne for two fam
lilies: immediate possession; terms. OSCAR
MANN, 1903 14th st. NV. Col. 955
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EVERY ONE An EXCELLENT BUY.
Washington Heights-Correr property; 10
nne rooms. tiled bath. reception hall. stsam
heat. electricity. ami: near Columbia foaa
and 18th st. car lines. A bargain 1t az, S,QQ0:
5000 cash: convenient terms.
Nestheast-Eyeellent Groom sp@ hath bone:
s., 500: $500 cash: S55 meafS
wocdrid9e. D.C.lfstu 74rocm seni-hulgs-
SIS s. 500: $500 sssS: Ssiases ai4asses.
..ns: isire corner 10 sossss' osas III ss'ssS: 10
81 500 cash: SIS month.
Northwest Hyattsyilie-Dandy Groom home:
cash; easy monthly paYments
East Hyattsvflle Pretty pebbledash, ave
room bungaloU: furnace sud eIectIieity;
chicken house: sers Of ground. $500: $1,000
Takoma Park-ssmi-bungalow:S S-reem. hath.
h;H: electricity: breakfast room: garsEe. Only
furases and sieet1eify;. iot S553oo:. .Tsrsss:
Only 5000 $500 cash; $50 month. (Ssssst.l
o. B. zANTzINGER.
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PETwORTH-VACANT
Well built corner home; eight rooms and
bath: all modern improvemeuts; newly pa
ance mGuthly. OWNER, Fr. 7a59.
DETACHED HOMN CLOSE TO WALTER
Reed Hospital OF bright rooms and tiled
bath. Ali modern Improvements, A. hot-water
heat: electric lights: hardwood floors: large
colonial porch: open fireplace and is in Al
condition: garage. Attractive terms to reSpon-
sible purchaser. Price reduced to 81. 900. Ad-
dress Box 16-B. Star oface.
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Regular saflings Of luxurious steamer l7,Qes
N the tropics. Company's Once, 42 Rroadway.
New York. or any steamship or tourist agent,
X. u. Hicks. l206 st. NV. General Districi
Agent.
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DESIRABLE offices, Boluot BIdg.. ,1Qz
chestnut - suite uf : Offices and sIm"Tf,
or AnnE G@o, J" PARKER, on prrmisc9 Iu',sS ~
HIdg, lili :. P"nn square ''"N'e'
DESK ypuC" frr rent, strrrr nonr. In
st"nog. Y desired. 1906 SAMSON 81 ""u
1919 IESTNUT-De8Irahlr slnu,n ,,,r,.-
hiRh-Cl4&s moIrrn office hldg., roas. rent
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Factories. Warehouses mr. r,oo.,

Factories Warehouses. Mfg. Floor,
MAANUFACTURING Plant
Suhsthntially constructed brick huIIa,n.
suitable for carrying heavy mnChinerV! cn cIE.
ner property. on lot l00X2O0 II - 600 Snnor.
teet on one two and three nonTs. p"ar
iLe,Sht station and public siding: gas, wa,sr
shh electricity +, o. Box 4Ol. Jirenton
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RtTLEDGE ANE.--Lnt SOx2OO. 3 story o
rooms and ath; chicken house and garage :
lInmed, possession; require about $500 ca sh
S. r. MANLEY ''t3 w"dSI,GS onh GSdg5 ossv ssve
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ORIGI.ASD


ORELAND lnear Glenside)-7-rm. dwelling
lenklntOwn Trust Co
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$4,000 Sq. Fl. Floor Space

freproof building; northern or
mort hpRsi section
'ARPENTFR CANFlELD. 132S Chestnut St
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SHARON HILL

l2.ROOM dwelling with extra ha m n,II ,,,, 49,,
Try; garage q carr. with large living room
ana large chicken house; trihe over IL
acres Of around; situated near S"cane Deli. .
ware County Pa. For full particulars phone
~ sharon Hjl 47S
- HOWARD V kElGHLER owner.
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HANDSSME. woll.built residence; near sta
- tiOti hlgh ground: over an acre. old shade.
. bedrooms. 2 baths. shopping porch. billiard
room electricity and gas. hot-NvHter heat;
Hrse Harago; price $t5,OOO. terms to suit
t0N l4i. Merton. Pa.
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-r,nH aud dar near 52l and Girard : rs,
.,, I..I NtIsr store. "IcC.' Well financed
. \I.',, lIN2 y 1@d 81 Pn lte. 773
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ST. DtNIDS
MAIN LINE
3 SAcres-Deyon-Sl5 0lO

stone house q rooms h W. heater, ,,,dor,
Plumbing: brick fireplace: stable; . mmIII, r
houses. with runs; spring house ,tru,.,,S ~
mlLmard surrounded bv fine estates. M nns, a., II
PEFEltS 4 SON sos GIIESTNI''T 81 I5IfII u, u,
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CoMMANpING FINE VIEW
, ~ "om house; Ear!Ee. lot l03x!5O; bcouri.
IETERS 4 son, Cos tIIESTNUT 81, ,piJJIIIII.A
OTHERS $500 TO ylt.OOO. pHOT0SS
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ASBURY PARK
R. E.-sALB OR EXCHANGE
NEw IERSEy-STnIRnAN

WILL, EXCHANGE fully equipped S.acro city
farm centrally located for business prop
erty anywhere or sell cheap for Cash
AINASCCO. Egg Harbor y. D.