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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13
AN EIGHT HOUR DAY FOR THE COURTS
(Tampa Times.

Some individuals are not exactly criticizing
the courts but many freely stating that the
short hours which the average courts are in ses-
sion are the cause of many unsatisfactory ver-
diets. In most cases court convenes at 10 a. NJ
and at II noon recesses two hours for lunch and
then adjourns for the day at p M, five hours
OF the day devoted to the hearing of testimony
and the jury compelled to sit through many legal
and non-essential battles of wits
1t is being suggested that the courts convene
at much earlier time and lessen the long period
for luncheon and in this way get in at least eight
hours of work, in this manner many cases, which
have taken from five to fifteen days could be set
tied in much shorter period.
The day of 1.-THE public be damned" has passed
and the taxpayers and voters are beginning to
realize more and more that public officials are
appointed and elected to serve the people and not
as some seem to think to dictate to the public.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13
A WORTHY IDEA

Holding that nothing is settled until it is set
tied right, Editor Dobson of the Titusville Star
Advocate is still hammering away at his capital
removal plan. 1t will be recalled that his scheme
is for the state to acquire boundary of land
twelve miles square in one of the central Florida
counties, locate the capitol in the center of it, and
sell enough lots around it to pay all expenses
The idea, intrinsicaly, is sound and feasible.
Located permanently. in an appropriate place, the
capitol would draw population like a magnet,
especially if building lots were offered at reason
able figures and the location itself were desirable.
he public would pay for the state building for
the privilege of living near it and doing business,
just as they pay private land owners-the most
unproductive of all classes of capitalists fabulous
sums for the privilege of living near some point
they consider desirable.
But its merit is its objection Where would
be the chance for land graft9 And without the
chance for land graft. what would be the motive
for moving the capitol3
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13
Daily Poem,
DAWN

DAWN
'Tis sweet to stand iirthe silence
And welcome the newborn day,
To see the pillows glistening
Beneath the suns first ray
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13
LAKELAND TELEeRAM,s SPLENDID ISSUE
(Kissimmee Gazette

tk1ssmmee Gazette.)
Harry Browns Telegram recently sent out
Saturday evening number which was. master
piece of compilation in the way of 32-page issue
styled a Building Edition" Such an issue in
city the size of Lakeland is only made possible
through perfect cooperation of every citizen:
therefore every citizen should pat himself ON the
back chuokM and declare: I'll say that Lake
land has passed the puppy-love stage and is be-
coming mighty bright young man. I'm not
only proud of the people-but I'm certainly
pleased with the Telegram"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13

There are suspicious signs of propaganda. 1t may
be that the the Russian Reds are sending gold
here to hire our prison inmates to break out. Or.
perhaps, some unprincpled agitator has worked
his way into these strongholds and is poisoning
their minds with his arguments about the advan-
tases OF hbeqyty' VII
AT any rate, something will have to be DONE
When the jails OF nation get leaky. its glory is
departing. sa'~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13

For his own sake it's pity President de Va
lera of the Irish republic can not see the advan-
tage of the pending settlement with Great Britain
hiss neck or nothing policy will hardly prevent
ratification of the compact, but it will identify
him as unsafe radical temperamentally unfit
for the duties which will fall to the executive
of the new Free State"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13
CORN is STILL KING"

Corn is Still King" says dispatch from
Washington. Wen say it is and yeast and
raisns are queens and "skimmins' and bran
mash and sugar and other ingredients" are
the full hQuse,-Sanford Herald ~ r. ~ $685.. +
Brother Holly describes pretty strong hand,
but 1t the A. S. L. could ever draw the additional
club needed to lift it out of the f. class, it would
rake in the pot.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13

he Mulberry Press has issued 24-page
Christmas edition. filed with interesting reading
matter and prosperous looking advertising which
would do credit to city of many times Mulberry's
size. 1t is excellently edited and printed, and
reflects the prosperity Of its enterprisng home town.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13

w. Mason. of Nepaug, Conn, while cutting
a large chestnut tree. found pint bottle filled
with whiskey.. The flask is said to have been
placed IN the tree forty years ago by Calvin Mo-
randers. The Atlantic Coast Line maintains
splendid schedule to Connecticut.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13

Poke Eazley observes that battle
ships are dropping a little in price,
as a person can get fairly good one
now for AZ million dollars t. o. b. his
front gate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-13

Gander creek, after being almost
dry nearly all summer, is again full
of water, and Sidney Hooks says he
bets the fish are glad, as at times last
summer the creek was so dry he
noticed some of the fish had dust on
their backs.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
BUNGALOW FOR RENT, FURNIsHED-4
ro'ms and bath; garage. II Hamilton st., Cot
tsge City, Md. Hyattsville 3G8-R. g
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
HOME WITH SIX
LARGE LOTS.

Clarendon. Va; faces 70 feet on Clarendon
ave, 200 feet on Alexandria ave-; corner lot;
beautiful lawn: shrubbery; sixteen young fruit
trees. grapes. currants. peaches, pears. ap-
and side porch. 81 feet long: shutters. screens
all windows: galvanized shingle' roof: entire
house newly papered and painted inside; seven
rooms. bath; reception hall with closet: par
lor, 16x1S. three windows. mantel, slidinB
doors; dining room. 15xlS. four windows
"opens to porch), gas logs and mantel; very
large kitchen, l2x15. built-iu cabinet. p0rce.
lain sink. gas range; large pantry. 7x7.
shelves and windew: bath. three porcelain
fixtures. medicine cabinet. two windows; bed
room, 12x14. closet. two windows; bedroom.
15x16, bay window. four windows, closet; bed.
room, 10x13, two windows. closet: concreted
cellar, two entrances, stationary washtubs;
rear porch: water supplied at $1.75 per month
tno pumping, but pump and we'll at rear
porch should have occasion to use them: Ideal
tAmerican Radiator Company hot-water heat
ing system; gas water heater; garage, three
cars: workshop; loft over entire garage; fire.
proof roof; two chicken houses; wood house
electricity In house and garage; new up-tO-
date fixtures: excellent garden spot 1880 81.
IT. almost half acre); concrete sidewalks
front and around house; No. 800 Clarendon ave.
car line). 18th and Penna. ave. NV, twenty
minute schedule. only IL cents, Communication;
bus line to Georgetown 10 cents; close to
school, stores, churches; ~ miles to White
House; good antO road; owner occupant, Mr..
Joseph G. Lilly; sale sign on property. Inspect
any time. Possession thirty days. Price only
$500. Terms. 1.5O0 cash. balance. SIT mo-,
once: don't delay; will be sold Immediately.
Think Of a splendid corner home. with 1880
So it.. all modern improvements, good out
buildings, for only s.. 400
Evening star., 1921-09-04
f ROOMS, CELLAR AND
THREE PORCHES
I ALL FOR $500.
DADIy AWE WA
PARK LANE VA

tion hall, parior. windows, size 15xl2: din
Ing room, windows, opens to large porch
kitchen: gas for cooking; nice bedrooms. one
room opens to large second-stOry back porch
cellar. concrete. under half of house tin roof
concrete foundation: lot 4Ox11O to S-ft alley
chicken house with yard; large rear porch on
FIRST floor: also large front and side porch
pump on back porch; house lighted by gas; In
splendid condition throughout: 8 shade trees
In yard: full grown hedge front and side only
15 IT. from line at Park Lane sta. wash
4 Old Dom Rwy); minutes ride to George
town: 100 #. from Cherrydaie pike: busses
town; miles from White House: sale sign on
property: owner-Occupant, Mr.. James Mateer.
Inspect any time. Low price only s. 500
terms very easy: $500 cash, balance, $40 Del
month. includes everything. See this ut once
Possession 80 days.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
5 ROOMS, BATH, HOT
WATER HEAT

Comfortable two-story home; contains ne.
ception hall. parlOr a windOws), dining room
t3 windows). kitchen, porcelain sink; cellar:
hot-water heat; electric motor for pumping
electric light: nice 3-piece bathroom; bed
rooms, each having closets; front and back
porches: septic tank: cutters and downspouts:
chicken house; lot 5Ox122. to alley; No 2Od
lington county courthouse: 8 minutes walk
from Park Lane station on Great Falls line
9 minutes Georgetown; two blocks from main
road: bus line every 10 minutes to Georgetown.
Inspect any time. Mr.. Keyes' place. Price,
$3.50. Terms only 5000 cash: balance $a1
per month. includes everything. Sign on prop
srty. Immediate posse ssion
Evening star., 1921-09-04
4-ROOM BUNGALOW
NEAR CLARENDON.

Large lot. 75x13O. to 15-ft. alley. Living
IoOm t1Ox12}. dining room (14x9), closet;
Xitchen 15x12), pantry: bedroom, 2 windows !;
screened rear porch (2lx) chicken house and
yard; small frcit trees; yard and garden well
kept: electric lights; good water. Aurora
Arlington ave. and villa road. Between two
main roads to Clarendon and Cherrydale.
Owner-occupant, Mr.. NJ. H. Meyers. Price.
$3.50. Terms, $500 cash: $40 per month. In
cludes everything. brs lines main roads: !:
1O-minute schedule to Georgetown (38th and
NJ sts. n.w.) 4 miles from heart Of city: very
high altitude. Inspect any time or phone me |:
will take you to property by auto, any time.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
LiphtboWn BUNGALOWS.

New nve-room bungalow. With cellar, fur
mace heat. full-fxture bath. electric lights,
gas range and concrete walks. Price, $3.50
Terms. $500 cash and $50 monthly. including
interest.
Have 4 larger fve-room bungalow. with all
improvements. at $3.50. on terms of $3.50
cash and $50 monthly. including interest.
ments. for $4,950. on terms of $3.50 cash and
$45 monthly. including interest. AL In Cot
tage City.
Take cars out G. st. NV. marked Riverdale
Berwyn or Laurel. and get OF at Ho6man's
store. Hill ST.. Brentwood. Any one will di-
, rect you to- Cottage. City. Aout four blocks
beyond one-fare station.
>CHAS. NJ. LIGHTROWN. Owner and Builder
P. O.. Mt Rainier. Md. PHI Hyatts. 133-W.
BEAUTIFUL. CORNER HOME AT CLAREN-
don. Va; rooms. porcelain BATH fine well
water, electrically pumped: electric light: hot.
water heat; large porch; garage; about ~
acres. Photographs in office. EDW. P.
SCHWARTZ, Inc. 734 18th NV. (See Mr..
Evening star., 1921-09-04
E ROOMS AND BATH.
ONLY Sdozs

Nice six-room and bath home: electric
lights: three bedrooms. reception hall, large
kitchen and pantry with window, porcelain
| sink; sewerage to river; not-w heat; con-
crete cellar under half Of house; attic stora &c
| space; front porch on two sides: also back
porch; tin roof, CUTTERS and d0wnspOuts; cor
ner lot. so front by rs deep; house piped for
gas; newly pspered and painted; hedge around;
tion. Go up the hill sale sign on property
place; grapes, fruit trees shade trees. etc. ;
(MH. Laceys place): 5 minutes ride from
Georgetown Great Falls electric line; Is
minutes ride from center of city by auto. In
spect any time you wish. Owner occupant.
Price only A,975: cash. $3.50; balance, $40
per month. includes everything. See this
It's good. Possession 80 days.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
44O5 18th St. NV.

44O5 18th St. NV.
lat 18th and Webster SITS.
$1A85O. Reasonable Terms.
Eight rooms, 2 baths, all on z
floors; built-in garage; large
cement front porch, cement
floored; breakfast porch and
sleeping porch; attic; hardwood
floors; hot-water heat; electric
lights; large lot. You will be
delighted. Our Representative
on premises, or phone main of
flee for appointment.
WILLIAM T
11O8 10th St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
DAVIS & STEELE.

DAVIS G.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Sl2750. Lovely colonial home In this ex-
| elusive section At q bargain price. This is
ofick house. . feet wide by ESQ Deep with
every modern improvement and convenience
Terms: 1900 cash, 800 per month.
w. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
?S,S0. Beautiful detached pebble-dash home.
colonial style. of SIX very large rooms and
Dath. Attic over entire house; hot ter heat:
slec.nc nshts; laundry tubs; large cellar;
pack porch; slate roof. This house in beau-
sitol condition inside and out. with lovely
'front.' AVN OF 10 feet and immense back yard
with fruit and grapes. Only 81 600 cash. bal
BROOKLAND.
N.15O A Real Buy-Between two car lines.
rms modern home IL of colonial design hay-
ing no'-air heat. hne gas fixtures, six light
eooms. splendid bath and il fully detached:
nresess cooker; water power washing machine
goes with house. Terms: $3.50 cash, $50 per
V ST. NEAR 1st NV
S,35o; $500 CASH-VACANT.
Bay-window brick of 8 large rooms and tiled
bath. House in lovely condition: dne fnr
nace' large cellar This is q bargain.
DAVIS &
I42o N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1921-09-04

ADAMS ST. NEAR Ist.
$1,000. A 21-foot wide colonial home Of six
large rooms, bath: large front porch; double
back porch: laundry tubs and toilet in cellar.
ONLY $3.50 cash and $50 per month. Vacant.
NEAR LING. PARK Sc.
5000. Lovely colonial home Of rooms and
tiled hath. in this fine residential section:
immediate possession. Will go quickly At
$1.0OO cash.
COL. RID. NEAR SOLDIERS
HOME.
81. 600 colonial home of large rooms and
tiled hath; double hack porch: hct-wnter heat.
elec. lights: hardwood trim; room for ga
RACES; immediate poss. Only $500 cash. bal
ance easy.
nth, lust OFF LING. PARK.
$500. Well built home Of and bath:
deep lot to wide alley. Terms: 81 600 cash.
$50 per month.
NEAR 9th & MD. AVE. NE.
&a.5OO. 10-room detached brick house: in
this desirable section; hne investment: 81 son
cash. e6J per month.
STEELE,
Main r,oQ co2o
Evening star., 1921-09-04

H." n.
and rear porches: buiit-in garage; dne condo
Tel. n. b47s. -
CHARMING
CHEVY CHASE HOME.
By Owner at Sacrifice Price.
Practically new and eleg.ntly furnished
unfurnished. Contains 8 rooms. with all modern
improvements and garage. Large grounds.
cIeSeland ssV 4ss before e sS noon Or after pm 8:
From Owner,
New Six-room House.
Modern in every respect; large storeroom
and lavatory In basement; screened throuEhout:
northwest. Large highly Improved alley lot.
A real bargain. Terms to suit.
Immediate possession. Act quickly. Box
TOD. Star Office. ~
COTTAGE.
S5ss ;:, iss Is hisS!s: !Ss;;sis y 5s,ss
g kss. ,ea e.v:i.ns sss sIs Loo sn'Dee' "a.
MODERN HOMES: PRE-WAR FRIcIs:
oa1 hiss5h SssS S0ssi g IS iT
bath BRICK price. S. 800; terms, 500 cash. bal
ance monthly. Longfellow Ut. NV: beautiful
home; vacant: rooms and up to the minute
In every detail; only $1O.750. THOMAS p.
BROWN. 617 AZ st. s.w.
For Sale By Owner.
On Nd. ave-. Hyattsv;ile. fine Groom and
bath home: gas. electricity, pipeless furnace
and large lot with fruit and chicken run:
house IN splendid condition: quite q bargain
for 81 600 or more cash.
Price, &. 500.
Md. ave. and Block st Hyattsyille. Nd: s.
Office of Graeme T. Smallwood,
729 14th st. NV.
MAIN 5O7O.
PLETE IN THE CITY.
y: :SO0-In Georgetown: 2-family apartment Of
rooms and bath and rooms and bath.
This property faces Western High School.
So. 800 and 81 500 cash will purchase excellent
home. containing rooms and bath: steam
and and 81 n good section Of city
new detached home Of rooms and hath:
hw.h: and electricity. This house is a
s.; 200 and 81 900 cash. Colonial home in
good heating plant. Two-car brick garage.
House is in excellent condition.
"a. .2sO-In Ne. on st.: rooms and bath.
Very good condition. This is a cheap buy.
SIS. .OOo-In Takoma Park: beautiful detached
brick home Of rooms and bath: h.w.k and
elec.: built-in garage. This house was
built BY owner for his own use and is nearly
50. .75O and 81 900 cash: 9 rooms and bath:
h.w.h. and cleo: buit-in garage: concrete
front porch. Best section Of Petworth. Con-
venient to school. etc.
and electricity: convenient to car line:
walking distance from center OF city.
Evening star., 1921-09-04

Cleveland Park.
One Of the prettiest streets in Cleveland
Park; completely detached; eight rooms and
bath and shower: front. double rear and sleep
Ing porches; hot-water heat. electric lights
hardwood floors Of hest quality; large cellar
ana attic screens: gHfage; q new home and
vacant. Price. $500.
MekEEvER GoSS.
l405 Eye st. Main 1852.
Chevy Chase.
One Of the most distinctive homes in this
section: detached hon,e on attractive lawn with
plenty OF shade and shrubs: six large rooms
and bath; large side porch opening from din
Ing room: hot-water heat, electric Hrhts
hardwood floors and trim: kelvinator and au-
tomatic water heater; garage to match house.
Priced low at $15.sOO.
MckEEvER 4 GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 4752.
Columbia Heights.
Corner home in exclusive neighborhood: six
rooms and bath; front. rear and sieerin9
porches: rery comfortable and modern home
with hot-water heat. electric lights. hardwood
noors and trim. Priced low at $Il 600
McKEEN
MEMBERS WASHINGTON
IdOs Eve Ct
Evening star., 1921-09-04
KAY-ALGER CO., INC,
617 Bond Bldg. Main 3o75,
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,

ltors,
Phone Main 1923
Washington Heights
On Kalorama Rd. Price, Sic, 500
three story. thoroughly modern home.
containing ~ large rooms and baths:
possession will be given in 30 days This
be appreciated.
Washington Heights
Price, $1,000
Four story brick house, containing II
rooms and baths. servants quarters
and bath: h.w.h. and electricity: owner
is anxious to sell and will take back
second trust.
Columbia Heights
On Fairmont St. Price, $II,5oo
This is q box house. containing 8 rooms
perfect condition: may be seen at any
time; there are two single garages.
Sauls Addition
On Allison St. Price, $1,000
An Individually built home; cost this
same price two years ago. The owner
has since then built inclosed breakfast
rooms. one bath and attic; hardwood
floors; h.w:h: and electricity; the house
is screened throughout. The owner Will
give possession and make reasonable
Downtown Investment
Price. $13,5OO
This is a four family nat. with four
rooms and bath each: h.w.h.: total
rents. $l6O per month. Easy terms can
be arranged.
Petworth Bargain
Price, 500
This is a c0lonial-type house. with six
rooms and hath: h.w.h. and electricity
oak floors. The lot il $50 IT. deep. and
there il q cement garage; owner will
give possession.
Bloomingdale
Price Reduced to 1850
This ia q corner two-story brick house.
containing six rooms and bath: h.w.h.
Room for garage; In excellent condt-
will take 81 600 initial payment.
Park View
Price, $3.50
six room, tile bath house, with b. w b.
and electricity. There 10 room for q
garage: the house IL screened through
out: immediate possession may be had.
the property Is now vacant
gton Real Estate Board.
)DLETON, INC.
Phone Main 1923
Evening star., 1921-09-04

22I Sheridan St. NV.
New Detached Homes.
$500. Reasonable Terms.
Eight, large rooms, tiled bath !;
electric lights; large front
porch, sleeping porch; attic over
entire house lot 45xH2. Houses
located at, Sd and Sheridan
streets northwest, within half
square of 18th street line to
Takoma Park. Phone US for
appointment to inspect, or take
18th street car marked Takoma
Park and get off at Sd and Sher-
idan streets.
Evening star., 1921-09-04

Upper Fourteenth Street.
Detached 12-room home; three floors. attic
and cellar: first floor comprises four rooms
and den. second floor four rooms and hath and
third floor three rooms and bath front porch
hot-water heat. electric lights hardwood floors
garage; this home is new and therefore in
perfect condition Price. $4,000. Easy
terms.
MckEEvER 4 GOSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 1852.
On Kenyon Street.
A beautiful home of brick construction:
eight rooms and hath; all modern improve
ments: hot-water heat. electric lights: hard
wood floors and trim: sleeping porch garage;
French doors: open fireplace: screens and avn
ings throughout: attic and cellar. Price.
$4,000.
McKEEvER GOSs.
1905 Eye st. Main 1852.
Richmond Park.
Brick home Of seven rooms and hath front
and porches. including sleeping porch
hardwood floors and trim: electric lights. hot
water heat: garage: large cellar and attic.
Priced low at S12,7 ,75O
Err & GOSS,
REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Main 17S2.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
C0ntfa0eA.

McKEEVER GOSS,
Realtors
14o5 Eye St. Main 4zs2
NEW HOUSES, BUILT BY SMALL
AT 4th AND UPSHUR STS-PRICED AT $3.50
Tapestry n
laundry
storage
~ " ~ Dsfyand IT V n p""0'ns o1'ie'
Evening star., 1921-09-04
TWO BUNGALOWS,
Vacant.

Vacant.
Aurora Heights. Va.
5-room bungalow: electric lights: room for
path: gas available: pump on rear porch;
Got 90 IT.. front; good location: near cars
and bus line; min. to GeOrQetown; good
macadam road: immediate possession: price.
$500; very easy terms.
Call Mr.. Gulick.
Clarendon 313.
Or Kendrick & Gulick,
Phone Falls Oh. SO. Falls Church. Va.
NEW sIX-ROOM BUNGALOW: LARGE CON-
crete cellar: bath: Lyon heater; large lot:
shade. Price. $85O0: terms.
Five-room house: porches: fruit: shade: lot
5Ox13O: block from 50 $50: terms.
Seven-room house. Sts acres; suitable for
chicken truck farm.
Lot for sale easy terms.
To above properties take ear at 18th
and Pa. ave-. transfer at Hatfield for C"lnn
hia: 90 minutes ride from city: good roads,
signs on properties r. NJ. SMITH. Arlington.
Va. Phone Clarendon SO5-F-2-o 5s
GOOD HOMES. GOOD TERMS. Low PRICES.
6r. house: gas lights: water. $50
!r. bungalow: newt lots: lights. $500
6r. house: large lot: good street. 1900
At Cherrydale: Or. BUNGALOW. 800
I. ]. Pearson, Clarendon, Va.
Tel 153-J-1. q
tOTOM AZ uETCJJTS NEW H.ROON Rim
Evening star., 1921-09-04

1884 H Street NV.
West Chevy Chase
Price, $500
Detached home: rooms. bath: attic:
good condition; beautiful lawn and
shade trees; lot, S2x13s II.
Decatur Street
Bargain at $11,75O
Do not fail to see this two-story. g.
room. attic. 2bath house; hardwood
floors; modern heat and light; cement
front and rear porches; back yard to
paved alley.
North Capitol Street
Price, $3.50
dandy little home north Of Rhode
Island ave; colonial type: six rooms
and bath: front and rear porches; con.
es ownei vii fe mako ss !eS ys,a 20 Rsase
terms
Bungalow. Chevy Chase, D. c.
Price. $4,000
Attractive little home with all rooms on
one floor. and attic above; strictly mod
ern: u block from Connecticut ave. on
paved street; lot, 40x15O: owner must
leave town and desires quick sale.
Park Road, Facing the Park
Bargain at $12,5OO
Beautiful location. containing o rooms.
baths: all latest improvements. in
rlnding q garage: built hv one Of the
best builders; possession with title.
Mt. Pleasant
Quick Sale, $1o,5oo
Colonial tyne; 3 rooms deep: large
yard and paved alley; modern In every
respect; possession soon, and reasonable
terms.
Petworth
Price, $3.50
Semi-detached brick, on good street.
This IL an 8-room and bath house, with
large bright rooms: hardwood floors:
h.w-h.. and electricity. Owner will give
possession and make easy terms.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Reduced to $l2, 900
Semi-bungalow; just one block of Of
Connecticut ave. There are comfort
able rooms and hath on the first floor:
large rooms above, with plenty OF
closet space. This is an upto-date lit.
tie home and il situated on q good
sized lot.
Members of the Washii
HEDGES & NIL
122d Ii C%~ao< NJ :"