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The Washington herald., 1921-05-14
Horse on Salary
Draws So a Day
Besides His Hire

MONTCLAIR. N. j., May 13.-The
question before the local city COM
mission Is whether a horse may
draw salary for personal services
in addition to his hire, received by
the owner.
n. Bell" on the local city pay
roll. has been receiving 50 a day
for personal services" since jan
uary 1. John c. Barclay, the new
park director, claims the vouchers
are invalid because "H. Bell" is q
horse. The horse couldn't sign his
name, being a poor penman. but the
checks are endorsed "H. Bell x his
mark"
The Washington herald., 1921-05-14
Admiral ROdn,an May Be
Slated for Fifth District

NORFOLK, Va, May IS. - Rear
Admiral Hugh Rodman. commander
of the Pacific fleet, probably will
succeed Rear Admiral A. r. Fech-
teller as commandant Of the Fifth
naval district, with headquarters at
the Hampton Roads Naval Base. ac-
cording to information obtained
from Washington. Admiral Fech-
teller is on the list for retirement
this year.
Rear Admiral Rodman formerly
was in command of one Of the divi-
sions of the Atlantic feet. When
the navy was reorganized into the
Atlantic and Pacific fleets. he was
placed in command Of the latter.
His flagship is the New Mexico. The
Fifth naval district extends from
Baltimore to Pensacola.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-14

look of yours and it reminded me that
Then I was q young girl took sew
|ral bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. So she went to
he drug store and got bottle, and
|fter taking the second one she could
ht and has not had backache since.
8 al she took six bottles of it. She
bes to school and on Saturdays helps
18th the Homework. She is q normal,
ealthy girl now and We recommend
Dur medicine. You have my permis-
On to publish this letter as testi.
gonial for the Vegetable Compound. !"
Mn. FRANK SELCHERT, lb0 Larabee
h., Horizon Wisconsin !,
| Mothers an over the country have
bund Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
bmpound to be a most reliable rem
" for such conditions.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-14
Spread Of aOoosA1nes

Mrs. Hugh wallace, wife Of the
American ambassador to France.
has just taken under her protection
q poor French girl who was ar
rested for stealing q valuable scarf
from her.
The attempt to have the proposed
Dempsey-Carpen boxing bout
held in Montreal Is being vigorous
ly fought by the women's organisa.
tions Of that city.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-14
DEATHS.

whits.
Isabel G. Irving, AZ 1889 Mintwood pi. nv.
Theresa G. Hessler. 81. 1855 st. sw.
Louise J. Moore, ~. II st. nv.
William T. Price. a, st. Etzabeth's Hosp.
Thomas d. Grove. 81. -lc3s 1lth St nv.
8. A. Heinrichs, rs. 1905 Delaheld pl. nv
John n. Pruett, so, :s16 Olive ave NV.
Amanda Z. Watkins. rs. 1349 X St Sc
Mary Stevens. IS. Georgetovn. Cniv. Hosp.
Effie A. lCarki 90. SIS C ST. ne
Clara Lambris)t. TO- Little Sisters of Poor
colersA.
William Scrivner. 10. Wash. Asylum Hosp.
Margaret Paxton, 80. 1871 18th st. nv.
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-.
BIRTHS

- ,Vhf&s-
Ben. G. asd Eisie c. -KsshnsG. bsy.
sunpfoa r. an4s Lsey =. 1Hkey. Gih-
Claence p. ssd Bthel ssrrsn. bsy.
Harry 4. and Lknsss. y. Sway, boy
wgher ,: as1 JosepAiss Hefipa. boy:
4. Ernest 2. an Elisshsrh 4. Gnhaa, bsy
Herbert apd EAns 0.Nein. giri.
~ csa9si- - = .
Frederset A. ssl la nanss. gin
BeajaAfs ssd yeasetke Hesl. boy.
Terntos snd, MN. GiansaAs, Rih-
GessSe .asd Berth nRsesa. girt-
. Ledis and hassts -vt.ssy, sth-
The Washington herald., 1921-05-14

Mile. Suzane Lenglen. the French
avn tennis champion, has been in
lifted by American women cham
Sions to visit the United States and
tompete in the women's national
championships and the big tourna.
nents.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-14

IuOuluo Win Do(h
ache and a bad
feelin 6 in he'
stomach. She di
not want to ca
anything, whilt
before she was 81
hungry she coult
hardlywait for hel
meals. The doctors
gave her medicine
but it did not help
|her. One day ! was
heading n little
The Washington herald., 1921-05-14
S1RllcHI ALCOHOL
REPLACES WHISKY.
KRAMER TIETIHE
Dry Head Tells Congress
Members New Side
TO Prohibition.

On the word Of John p. Kraner,
prohibition commissioner ninsteen-
twentieths Of the liquor on the
market today 10 not whisky-it 10
colored alcohol
Kramer testified yesterday before
the voistead committee which u
considering q further Tightening Of
the prohibition = endorsement act
FinAs stsaisAt Aleshss., !,
The more we control the .yhisky
traffic,. Kramer said. .'the more our
problem becomes one Of suppeessing
straight alcohol We have the
whisky situation fairly we'll In
hand But hundreds of permits for
alcohol have been issued In the
mast year to men who were not
ieeitimate dealers. We. keep . check
on them. when We discoverer they
are law violators. and they Win re-
ceiye no more permits-
ra,,ons of whisky. are In ooaoeo
Betveen 5000. 900 and 4o.ooo.ooo
warehouses today, Kramer said He
declared he was making every ei-
fort to reduce the amount WITH
dravn and had cut the vithdrawais
to 10000 gallons during April
0,,>ses Trsnsfes.
Kramer said he opposed tns
transfer of prohibition enforcement
from the Treasury Department 70
the department Of Justice =,
.There never was . pouoon :
,h. history Of the government
xr.mer aid. (which could be used
40 thoroughly for political ana n
W.amsr believed the sale OF
whisky had been lessened by tisn.-
enine the rules on DOCTORS Pre-
Tpe commissioner disclosed that
.,,e. aistilleries were operating TO-
s.v On the United Ststes-one east
- p;tt.hursh. Pa; another some
wt.,e in Pennsylvania," and third
n..r Raltimore. They had been
Sranted permits, he said. when we
knew less about the situation.
s,resa sf MssssAine.
Prohibition. he admitted. had re-
suited in the spread OF Illicit JHoo4-
shine distilIing from the. Southern
mountains to northern and west
ern sections Of the country.
Kramer urged passage Of . Law
prohibiting the export Of liquor To
Canada and Mexico. because OF the
large quantity which was smuggied
back into the United States.
Kramer said fellows" we're max
ing home brew who had never
drunk before
But that doesn't bother u.s." he
added. The fad will wear out
People will get disgusted with fool
ing around the house brevins
liquor. The nvelty appeals to them
at hrst. I expect I'd have been al
IL IL I'd had the time.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-14

Miss Melissa Smith, recently ap-
pointed assistant secretary Of the
Commercial Trust Company in Phil
adelphia. Is the first woman bank
.ofacer in Philadelphia,
The Washington herald., 1921-05-14
Mrs, SELCHER1'S
| DAUGHTER
Vas Restored to Health by
lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound

Horizon, Wis. my young daugh-
er had been troubled for several
Evening star., 1921-05-16

YOU'LL BE
FURTUNATE
to secure one of the remainder
of these
COZY COTTAGES IN
ARMSLEIGH A PARK
OF which only two or three are
still available. .
This delightful community Of
fers superior home advantages
protected by certain conditions
which insure its stability of char
acter and permanency of invest
ment value.
Wholly detached Homes-ac-
|cessible to everywhere.
Take Chevy Chase cars to
Albemarle st. Gust north of
Bureau OF Standards); walking
west-or Wisconsin ave. cars to
Window st.
$1,000 CASH
and moderate monthly terms.
Call our resident representa-
tive, Phone Cleveland 1890. He
is always to be found at AIS
59th st.-in Armsleigh Park.
HARRY A. KITE.
Owner and Builder
1914 X St. Phi. M. 1916.
BEST BUY WEST OF i4th ST.
NO. 1412 DECATUR ST NV
s ROOMS. . RATHS
HoTWATER HEAT ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE.
BEST VALUE IN THE CITY FOR s1s.5oo.
OWNER ON PREMISES.
152 ST. Ne. HIGH VIEW: SIN ROOMS:
a MI: hard wood trim: excellent condition:
reasonable price Owner. Main 6935.
s4,sOo-oN TER4S-ssoO CASH AND BAL
ance on time. wiz buy a nice 6room house In
langdon, d. C.; lot 50 by $50. Room for
chickens and 4 garden. JAMES MORRIS
WOODWARD. Realtor. 12S 10Th ST. NV.
11s QUINCY ST. NE.
home: modern heat thoroughly sanitary and
in splendid condition; big rear yard; room for
garage; owner occupant has added many fea-
lures: immediate possession given. Price.
S. $50. Terms can be arranged
PETTY & PETTY, Exclusive Agents.
1913 New York ara. Main h12z.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
713 18th St. NV.

TO YOUR
NOTION.
You'll find in the design and
finish OF this
COLONIAL HOME
ON MACOMB STREET,
CLEVELAND PARK,
Your idea of the ideal home
ideally located.
It's consistently Colonial and
built with investment value up
permost in mind. You'll have to
see it to thoroughly appreciate
its many points of superiority
and attraction.
Open for inspection every day
and evening. Representative on
premises. Take Chevy Chase
cars to Macomb street. west.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 K St. Phi. NJ. 1916.
50, soon 18th ST NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE
r. and b; very good location for
s75oo-SEaR NEAR WAsHfiSGroS CIRCLES r
and b.; h.-w. heat; in perfect condi-
tinn: terms.
Sc, s,e5o-PErwoRTH, SHEPHERD sT.-6 r.
and b.; h.-a. heat; colonial porch; 8;
room for garage: vacant: terms
Ss 750-NEAR 18th AND SHEPHERD SITS
81 and b.; h.-w. heat and cleo;
colonial porch; terms.
ST. 7950-NORTHEAST-6r r. and b.; h.-w. heat
and cleo; colonial porch; double ga
rage; possession.
$55Oo-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARKS
r. and b.; h.-a. heat; colonial porch;
SO ooo-CHEVY CHASE, MD.-New e-r. and
b. modern bungalow; near Ch. Oh.
Club: vacant: terms.
$14OOO-CALvERT ST.--11 r. and b.: h.-w.
heat and elec.; room for garage; pos
session.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN
Phone Main $500. 734 18th st. NV.
GEORGETOWN-S ROOMS AND BATH;
furnace heat; T street near Wisconsin avenue.
Phone West S76 for particulars. IS
WHITE OR COLORED: COLUMBIA HEIGHTS:
very nice room and bath brick; room for ga
rage; 81 go: terms: immediate possession.
PETWORTH-A real bargain: thoroughly
modern; 5000; immediate possession.
A. b. CAMPBELL, 141O II NV.
COLUMBIA HE1GHTs-vACANT-AN AT,
tractiye corner house, with six rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights; $500 cash
pa yment BRASWEILA Real Estate. 1871 II
st. NV. Main Ss9.
N0RTH CLEVELAND PARk-oWNER De
abundant light. three sides; eight rooms: in
closed gaIsEe. Easy terms. 3412 Quebec st:
(Take Conn. ave. Porter ST.. 34th St and
fourth honRan hsn nk eau Aazehnd 26d.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY


2IN INVESTMENT ON EQUITY OF $1,000.
1908 AND 1908 X ST. Sc.
apartments, each containing four rooms
and bath. Monthly rent, $50 each.
PHONE OWNER. WEST 40.
INVESTMENT BARGAIN TO CLOSE OUT
Joint ownership. two-story brick houses rent
ing for 1920 per annum all northwest prop
erty: separate locations; 2 white tenants and
2 colored Only $12.50O Easy terms.
JESSE l.. HEISKEIL, 1903 II St NV.
INVEST 5000 TO SECURE
Annual 2OT net income
Row Of small brick houses good street
All rented to colored tenants. EIcelleat in
Yestment.
A. & HOCGHTON co. 1915 H st. NV
We have the EESr in.every section
5-kOOM BRICKS NV: RENT. $ss; PRICE
only s., 800 Terms.
Groom and bath bricks. NV: rent 5000;
price only s.. $50
Groom bath bricks and -: bricks in rear
rent $45; price for Al 81 A2oO; terms
9Th st. s.w.-IIot 3S by 10 to alley; house
rents for $33: price 81 $50
THOMAS =. BROWN. GIT Az ct. sw.
PRICE. 1880. RENTED 1880. SMALL
Price 5000. Rented SIS. Brick-near 2eth
I, r. F.. PRINCE. 141o n At NV
Evening star., 1921-05-16

1905 Eyp st.
Park View.
Dandy six-room home in Park View; colo
nial porch: electricity: double porchee
space for garage. This house is splendid buy
at $500
MckEEvER & GosS.
1405 Eye st. Main 4152.
Chevy Chase.
Exceptionally attractive home in beautiful
surroundings: new: contains ten and
two baths: has hot-water heat. electric lights
and is beautifully decorated a home for the
particular. Phone US. Price. Ss2..aB. Reason
able terms.
McKEEvER & GoSS.
14O5 Eye st. Main 4752.
Special-Woodley Park.
Tapestry brick home of ten rooms and two
baths: frs, floor. large living and dining rooms
breakfast porch. pantry. kitchen and clothes
closet; second floor. three master bedrooms and
bath: third floor. two master bedrooms and
bath: bult-in garage; hardwood floors; open
fireplace. This home is offered for sale for
s.. 900 less than what similar homes in this
section recently brought. Phone appointment t
TO inspect.
MckEFN F
MEMBERS OF THE wASHIN
Evening star., 1921-05-16
EVERY HOUSE A GOOD ONE.
BOSS & PHELPS,

Tel. Main 1910.
PRICE, S1l,5OO.
a colonial home in Mount Pleasant. near
18th and Park road-can h. sold terms "f
5000 cash. There are nine rooms and bath.
4 deep lot to a wide paved alley with room
for garage. Possession given.
PRICE. S13.75O.
circle, that I've sold terms of 900
cash: this is thfee-Stnry brick house having
fourteen rooms and hath, modern heat. el-r-
trio lights, garage space. the entire property
il perfect condition. Possession.
PRICE, Sl2.8OO.
A detached home in Chevy Chase. this side
OF the circle. can be sold terms of 81 800
cash. this property is most complete. having
hot water heat. electric lights. inlaid floors.
open fireplace in living room and situated on a
g. foot lot.
PRICE. $1,000.
A desirable vacant home in Massachusetts
Avenue Heights. of hollow tile construction.
having nine rooms and bath. hot-water heat
lot 60x1W Convenient terms Of sale.
PRICE, $12.50O.
A very salabe home on 18th street. in 90
lnmbia Heights. vacant and in fine condition
throughout: There are ten rooms and bath.
hotwater heat. electric lights. large front and
rear porcheS, instantaneous heater in cellar
deep lot with room for garage.
PRICE, $l2,5OO.
Colonial home in Chevy Chase close to Con-
necticut avenue All the rooms are large
There are four bedrooms and bath second
water. having electric lights. good lot trees
and sirubbery. Possession given.
BOSS &,
THE HOME
Evening star., 1921-05-16

Northwest: Business and
Residence.
Fronting on New Hampehire ave Rock
Greek Church road and GeorZia1 ave. !:
three stores and dxfoom apartment
above: garage for two cars: two extra
lots tone on New Hampshire ave. and one
Rock Creek Church rsad): hot-water
heat electricity; 6nest Investment prop
erty in the city. Price and terms right
THOS. J. FARRELL
S37 Woodward bldg. Main 766
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. BUSINESS PROPERTY-STRICr-
ly modern storeroom 14th st. between T
and T., transfer square; best square on l4th
street for automobile or accessory business;
modern plate glass show windows; abundance
Of electric lighting; heat furnished storage
room in basement: large alley and delivery
space in rear: long short lease
f. H. TAGGART
1920 New York ave. NV,
FOR RENT-IS VERY DESIRABLE IDCA-
ton between 12tn and 18th on New York ave.
NV: and hath, including two large
office the first door; building can be
leased: $50.
CAYWOOD BROS. & GARRErT. INC,
915 n Y. ave NV. IL
Evening star., 1921-05-16
FOR COIORFD

In northwest: q rooms and bath: press brick
nome; colonial porch and deep lot: room for
double garage: Will consider small first paw
ment and easy monthly terms but will sell
yer! cheap 10 any ore with cons iderabie cash
tall All X ST. NV. North SS3J
Evening star., 1921-05-16
14Oo II st. NV.

irSo * ~ W.
PRICE. S12.50O.
A very attractive home just on New Hamr-
sh,re avenue aui near dupont rir'l" thr''"-
baths. electric lights and brick garage for
two cars This is "A beautiful hols, from top
I" bottom.
PRICE. $4,000.
A fine home on Park road-a house having
twelve rooms. eight bedrooms. two large hath
rooms. hot water heat. electric lights, instan-
tan"ous heater il cellar. several open FIRE
places. the house in thorough repair through
out, possession given
PRICE, $3.50.
A Cleveland Park home that can h. sold on
terms Of sl.5o" cash and monthly payments.
A twostory colonial hou>" with four bedrooms
bath and sleeping porch On second floor heat
ed with hot wafer havin. electric lights on X
PRICE. S12. 500.
A modern home in Washington Heights west
of Columbia road. whrr" possession will H.
given and convenient terms Of sal" made; ten
room brick house, heated with hot water. hav-
ing electric lights, hardwood floors porches and
II double brick garage.
PRICE. sl3.5OO.
A most complete property, a Ettlr off 10th
strc.t-a two story and attic colonial house
with four b.dr,nrnS. two baths sleeping porch
second floor, ho.-water heat. electric lights.
front and rear porches of cement. double brick
earage.
PRICE. $4,000.
\ home Fillmore street. a little off Co
lumha road: owner leaving city is anyious To
make prompt sale. attractive fhree-story
house. having ten rooms. rwp baths hot WA afr r
heat. electric lights. pprcie~ house screened
throughout.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES.
14O6 II St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
FOR SALE-LOTS

| 4 LOTS. 201110: NE; RESTRICTED SEC
| tion; 2aft: alley; 1 block from car, fare; 10
min to Treasury: free from incumtrances:
| $3.50 each After pm. J. SCHULTZ. 401
Evening star., 1921-05-16

SauI'S Addition.
A beautiful detached home in this delightful
suburb nine rooms and bath hot-water heat.
electric lights hardwood floors and trim: dou-
hlc back porch">. >l"epin, porch screens and
a garac": occupied by owner. who will give
immediate possession: loc 5UNl.0. two
Inns. l'r;cr j. right
MckEEVlI; & GoSS.
l4o5 Ey" St Main 47.c.
Observation-Disclosures.
Right on North capitol 81. and in section
where values constantly increasing. w"
Offer this two family apartment. one OF hvc
rooms and bath. the other of six rooms and
bath. each having It's hot-water heating sys
tenn Til. p-ic.. = So 800 Act quickly.
MrhEENEE & GpSS.
1905 Eye 81. Main 49,
Sixteenth Street Heights.
Beautiful corrcr home having eight rooms.
ath and layatory. is located on" squire from
beautiful lGth II; and is in perfect condition
The house IS thoroughly modern. and there Is
a huiIt-in garage. Phone t" insr-c; thus
charming residence. Price. $1,000: terms
K & GOSS.
TON EEAI. ESTATE BOARD.
Main ~ 81.
Evening star., 1921-05-16

WANTED-REAL ESTATE,
WE ARE IN THE MARKET
for partly developed subdivision. In reply
state loca ton, price and terms. Room I'll, 92l
18th st. NV.
property for girls boarding house, to accom-
modate At least so. Address Box 131-E, Star
once. l7s
LET Us SELL OR RENT
YOUR PROPERTY.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, INC.
ST 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES

PHONE CI4EyE. 1880
concerning q wholly detached home Of . most
attractive cottage type; beautifully situa ted be-
tween Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase: reach
able By two car lines: can give possession At
once and / will make the terms very easy:
brand-new and modern in every detail.
CHEVY CHASE D: c.-HARRIsON AND
4lst-S rooms and hath; possession sure July
1. Price, $11. $50: cash, 5000.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
--Wak fEh I'm e EAR
Evening star., 1921-05-16

NEAR 18th AND i'AEk ROADS OUTSIDE
rooms IA wei. kept apartment tprs1. Jsne-Oc:.
quiet family IF adults -,I!-rss Box l3 /
rtf1'r.
Evening star., 1921-05-16

VACANT.
MERCHANTS, ATTENTION!
EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR CLOTHING.
SHOES, DRY GOODS OR ANY KIND
OF BUSINESS.
GOOD VALUE.
9TH ST. iwesk side) near p st. NV: attractive
building cootain lining deep store two large
beautiful display windows). seven rooms and
bath Price is reasonable. $4,000 on terms
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY.
o14 New York ave Franklin 891S.
J,Oi1 -552 COLUMBIA RD. S.W.-A SPLEN-
did home and grocery store adjoining: house
contains s rooms and bath a bedrooms); :;
steam heat Home store. stock fixtures. etc,
to be sacrificed a whole and on easy terms
Can be bought for less than $4,000.
I1IOS. E. FARRELL.
Main 7fS. s37 Woodward bldg:
70 CLOSE AN ESTATE: NEAR 14:h AND
Eye SITS NV. 3-story brick dwelling. with
large shop in rear: exceptional alley facilities
improvements being rapidly made in this vi
G ST.. near Woodward Lothrop's and
Palais Royal; 4-story brick building. store
and garage: splendid le,; early po.e'sioan
S.. go per anntm. Price. $6O0 900.
JESSE l.. HEISKEIl4. 1903 II st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALEHOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continue
THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR REAL ESTATE NOW
IS BASED on THE STAPLE VALUE.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
WANTED-TO BUY

8 TO . ROOM HOME-IN ANY GOOD WHITE
section Phone Main $500
AN OHIO MAN. COMING TO WASHINGTON
SKIS me 70 locate for him the best house In
be bought for $4,000 to $4,000. What have
you to Offer? JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD.
Realtor 723 10Th st. NV.
WASTED-8 OR MORE ROOM HOUSE; IN
Congress Heights section; can make reason
able cash payment but want nice home
near cars. Address Box 5-E. Star Office.
WE CANNOT SUPPLY THE CONSTANT DE-
mand for homes in the northwest. northeast
and southeast sections of the city. and take
this means Of f,! teaching the owners who are
quick and satisfactory sales.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
Sl4-15-ls Bond bldg. l4th ~ and New York ave.
WANT TO BUY HOME HERE, ! OR 8
rooms, in nice section, on most reasonable
terms. Address Box 2-E. Star ONCE.
MODERN HOUSE: MUST BE CHEAP; $500
cash. SOD month; state address. price, improve
ments. Address BOX 3isD. Star Office. 16'
MUST HAVE HOME OF OR s ROOMS
within 30 days: as my time is limited will con
slider any good section; have s.. 900 cash: No
gents. Address J. ]. STRAHLEY. Box 34o-D.
Star office.
WE SELL HOUSES TO SATISFY OUR
many prospects it is important We get ho,nes
must have good goods in stock before sale can
be made.
\. T.. R4ON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers'
NJ: 1897. Established 1sssJ i42s F st.
A Desirable, Modern Home.
Mt Pleasant section or vicinity or q
rooms Make good initial payment No fancy
price. Possession desired June Is. Answer
at once. full details Address Box l6O-D.
Star office.
SIX OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSF-NUST BF
good value: cash payment. $500 to $3.50; sta te
terms. Address Box 151D. Star office
WANTED TO Bri-TWO-FAMILY FLAT
any good section: terms asonable. Give fuli
particulars. Will act quick. Apt. 81 1881
California st. NV.
! HOME IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION:
j city or d. o. suburbs; six to twelve rooms. aOi
Southern bldg. Main 81.
WASTED-PROPERTY TO SELL IF YOUR
prices and terms are reasonable we have in
mediate purchasers. What have YOU to Of.
fer! Phone sales department.
THOS &. FARRELL.
Main 766: Suite 837 Woodward bldg.
CONGRESSMAN DESIRES TO BUY HOMH
In the n,w. At son Able nrce Col lS7A,J
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APARTMENT SIX bright. COOI. ROOMS
nd.!ts. Jure-D, 'p'I' reasonable: Nj Pleasa [
car AILr.~. I:eS II Il Star OFFS.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN.
ONLY $3.50.
VACANT 9Th NEAR NJ ST.-Ii LARGE
rooms; modern improvements: entire house
wM. II. KRAFT CO.
s'3 1895 y. Y. AVE.
1877 BELMONT Rp.--lo ROOMS AND BATH
steam heat. elec. Its: all new furniture. wiz
sell fur. uufur newly papered and painted
garage. l1s
BN oWNER-A NEW. MODERN. GROOM
house: deep hack yard 10 paved alley. 3cs
shepherd 81. nv. l6s
70 CoioREl'-l ST. AND SHERMAN
ave. NV: S3t0 cash. balance easy. BRAS
NELL. Real Estate. 1911 III ST. Main 9sa
HAVE A SPLENDID GROOM HOUSE FOR
sale IN a COED ny section convenient 10 Mt.
Pleasant line: house mrirrn every
respect: h.w.h.. electric light. must sacrifice
viii b. accepted. Address BOX ia T.. Star
office.
; SPECIALS IN PETWORTH
R.autiful corner house near Grant Carcle
possession. asking $1,000; terms.
Facing Soldiers Home Park: sem, -deta ch~d
s and bath. TWO fcor,: modern: pos
session: ccrsider $500. tcrnS.
Allison ST. nr. 9th southern exposure: 8.
room modern brick; possession: IS $50: terms.
n. +. RGON Co, INC,
Successors 10 New York Realty Brokers
Nam t'?G. l4ca ST
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS
OFFICE FOR RENT-SINGLE ROOM PH:
Franklin 1854, or see Mr. WARREN at 141S

THE HARRIsTER BUILDING.
635 ST.
Near Patent Once.
This modern. s-story. dreproof building. nov
being thoroughly renovated and placed IN per
feet condition. -
Attractive suites available at reasonable
rental.
vantageous for patent attorneys and lawyers
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
S15 FIFTEENTH STREET.
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TWO ROOMS AM, EAPH. kpS-IiOI Sc
krayins floor private houSr: hrs: II "
I,-islhoTApo'l central near ear IIuc. Address
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WANTED-ROOMS

GENTLEMAN Single room. private family;
vicinity Eth and NV. Address Box lss.E.
Slar office.
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TABLE BOARD.

80 18th ST NV
Breakfast luncheon dinner. Ia carte ana
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

HIGHLAND PARK. NEAR FALLS CHURCH.
Va: valuable corner lot. 1501lOO IT deem:
near car lines; fruit trees planted: fenced :
rea asonable. 329 Penna. ave. NV. o2s