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The Washington herald., 1921-03-19
Madame Curie
Looks Foruard
To Radium Gift
will Cherish Wonderful
Memory of it,. She
Writes u. S. Women.

NEW YORK. March 1s,-ne
Marie Curie radiun fund re-
eeived . letter today from Nine.
Curie. The famous French
scientist thanks the American
women who are raising sIoo, 900
to purchase . gram OF radiun
for her that she may esstisse
exDerinests In ersdiestinE cam
Ger.
Mime. Csrfe discussed her
coming trip 10 this eou.try. On
her arrival May Is she will be
presented with the radiun- In
her letter the discoverer OF ra-
dium wrftesi
81 thank the American women
once mere fer their kindsesa-
hope to pass . month In Amer
lea with ny daaghter.- ] shall
be glad TO accept conferences
which the committee thinks
will be helpful I'm NY future
work but j am not I'm rood
enough health TO be exposed 20
too much fatigue.
81 can be sure it will be q
memorable trip. thanks % your
solicttude. and ny daughters
and myself will cherish . wen-
derful memory Of it,
More than $4,000 has been
subscribed to the fund.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-19
p, FRANK srMoNDs.

While the news from Russia
steadily tends to indicate that the
counter-revolution Is failing and the
rule Of Lenin and Trotzky will sur
vive the present attack. as 1t has
survived so many others. the mere
possibility of return of Russia to q
nationalistic rule has served to start
much speculation at the capital.
This speculation naturally turns
upon the relation of a restored"
Russia to tho various nations. to
the allies, to the league of nations
and to the United States.
That any new Russia, like the
present Bolshevist Russia for that
matter. will be bitterly anti British
and even more bitterly anti-French,
is accepted as inescapable. Britain
on the Baltic and France in Po-
land have consented to territorial
changes, which for the Russian pa
triot must seem mutilations of his
country, mutilations made without
regard to- Russian interest and
solely in the interest Of the COM
mercial or the political considera-
tions of the two countries, who were
once allies of Russia.
British Created States.
1t may be accepted that the new
Russian government is no national
istic state, such as must sooner or
later succeed the present Soviet
regime. will tolerate the separation
Of the three Baltic republics. Esthe-
MIA, Latvia and Lithuania from the
Russian State. Conceivably there
will be a willingness to permit some
form of federation to cover the local
autonomy of these districts, but in
all essential circumstances Russians
agree that these fragments the
Baltic facade of Russia, must be re-
united to the great Slav country.
The creation OF these states having
been a work of British diplomacy.
following the lead of British indus
try. Russian resentment Is bitter.
AS to Poland, Russians assert
that they are prepared to accept the
Curzon Line, the so-called -Ethnic
Line" which was adopted at Paris
and advocated all through the Boil
shevist war Of last summer. But
The Washington herald., 1921-03-19
FOUR SLIGHTLY
HURT FIGHTING
KITCHEN BLAZE
Fire Does Slight Damage
To Dwelling in
Southeast.

-Four persons were injured last
night while fighting a IRE in q
summer kitchen in rear Of the home
of John Guttman. on Savannah
street near Fifteenth street south
east. The IRE did about $1,000
damage.
Miss Flora Guttman, 20 years old.
daughter Of the occupant of the
house, suffered cuts on the hands
by falling glass; Raymond J. Reed.
70 years old. 62s NJ street south
west, was overcome by smoke ana
received cuts on the head: Private
G. e. Hunt and Private Fred Loef-
her. both of No. Is Engine Com
pany. were cut on the hands and
face. The injured were treated by
DR.. Dull, Of Casualty Hospital. who
responded with the ambulance.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-19
NeIC Members Elected
By Scottish Society

Fifteen new members were elect
ed at a meeting OF the Scottish St
Andrews Society, F. Of 4. NJ. he'd in
the Red Room OF the Ebbitt Hotel
last night.
Those elected were: Clarence W.
Hall, George W. Crosby. George Cor
son. Merton I. Ferson, John s.
Bowie. Harry Blake. Harry Hayden,
jr.. Thomas II. Gatlin. NJ. A. Winter.
W. S. Chapman. Alexander Milne
Worth i. Landon. Ellwood p. Morey,
W. d. h Brown, and Robert c,
Watson.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-19
LINES TO A FRIEND.

II I could be in all mems sight,
AS faithful to the end.
And prove myself in woeful plight
As true and staunch a friend.
II / could prove my worthiness
In every trust I hear
AS well as YOU in times of stress
Have carried of your care.
Then ! would feel myself to be
From Dan to Ponkapog
King Of a Perfect sympathy
Fen though you're but-My Dog
The Washington herald., 1921-03-19
Alleged Robber FLees
From Dock During Trial

woBURN. Mass, March l7.-Ste-
ven Kerkenagos, IS. Staxi driver.
leaped over the prisoners railing
during his trial for robbery here to-
day and escaped. Police. detectives
and court officials who witnessed his
flight down a fire escape were un-
able to head him of.
Kerkenagos was alleged to have
participated in the robbery of eight
cen men OF $4,000 during a card
game in a cottage at Martins Pond
near here.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-19
Robber to Be FIogged
As NeIc Bandit PenaItg

WILMINGTON. Del, March IL
Pleading guilty to the charge Of
highway robbery. Leonard Barrett
negro. is the first victim of Della
wares new State anti-bandit law.
For holding up a Wilmington
Philadelphia trolley car, Barrett has
been sentenced to ten years in
prison. to receive forty lashes at the
whipping post and must work out a
fine OF $500.
A companion OF Barrett in the
robbery, Charles Love. also a negro.
has been adjudged insane and sent
to an asylum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
TULSA DAILYwoRLD.w WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o 1921
LEGAL

Trt day OF Novembcr. 1921, notice il
hereby given that tho Board ~ tomfnis-
al1uora Of the City Of Tulsa, OKLA has 90.
amIurt tho eHtimute and abatement "
tho cry Euyiuocr ~ TO the amount ~
tho cost uf Va concrete pavement. which
should bc uHarssad against the abutttaE
property. th" property benefited aId otnr'
prulHrfy liable q. aapesuiuout and owners
thereof in aTuEET tMPHDVEMENT
btSrHiCr so. 2st, whlch Includes the
to vii.
FtIrU PLACE from the ENst lins
of T. Is Avenue to tho Woat limo u
Columbia Avenue.
And H,Id Hosrd ot com m iaaiouefs has
by rs..Iuiion duly approved tha aforcRHid
statement and estimate of the tlty Eugl.
nrst and has determined to asasH8 tha
cost rf tho improvements IN said dts
trl.t against tho abuttinE property, thp
property benefited ana other property
ushte 20 aHHeHHWont. ane tho owners
thereof aa follows to.wit.
.InIfaLL -NIINu AnIfrInM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

rgPn'gsd y n. rs''o Pagy T2,s c.9OGr
Ii. 80 a. is 10, %. 'yi q. 'iSsi' The
World Publishing Company fuoilan-
uRptNNNCT NO esoi
AN ORDINANCE TO APPORrIpN, LEVY
AND ASSESS SPECIAL TNNEs ~
SfRGt'TiNu ( sANirARY SEWER IN
%lrY ,0F TULSA As nc,RREsAATEn AND
hsy, AND DECLARING AN EMER-
WiiEtGAs In pursuance o. the provi-
shns Of ,hc charter of the city ~ Tulsa
ON AhuIHa, and tho statutes ot the state
Proyasa SS ssd @ SSi S sf fS Tosa 'd9 d,i aSS nS
gri,,nanee 10 !s. 3g create end osta ahliyh
sewers m said SEWER DisTRICT No.
10, by Tho prov ts!ons Of SAID Ordinance
1891. let 60 Cumstock .Smedlcy Company,
Dontract9rs. ~ tain contrast Tor tho
gensigSSy t1 tign 10 s.1 gaTttig sanitary sewoT
I tract s.ti rouustock smodiyy Company
In saii SEWER DISTRICT No. ifb. and
tho work "ndrr said contract has been
accepted ana approved by the city I'm.
gtuepr and the Roard - Commissioners ~
| The CITY " Tulsa, and,
WHEREAS, tn further pursuance ~ tho
statutes of tho state ot oklahoma, atore-
said. and under the terms ot the Charter
/ OF tbr aaid CIty Of Tulsa, oklahoma, II i-
! doemvd ncressary-hy tho Board uf Com
I WiHatuugrs ut tho C1ty uf Tulsa 20 levy
/ sHd sssoss a special tar upon the prop-
! crty liable TO assgssmont tu said SEWER
DISTRICT No, lf5, hy reason or the con-
! structipn Of said sewer aud TO pay Tor tue
| same and
/ WHEREAS. tho total cost ~ tho con.
/ structiu1 ut said sewer in said SEWER
I DISTRICT 80, lfa. Including eytras. have
been asccrtained ana "a hereby dyclared
TO be The sum of I's,tS121, AL Of which
! So TO be lgNtru by special assessments
against the lots and parcels OF land hens-
4 fitted bN the construction OF said scwer 10
! said SEWER DISTRICT so lIb, and
J WHEREAS, an legal requirements have
/ bceu complied with 60 authorize tho levy
! OF tho assessments against said lots and
! papels ot land Hu liable for the cost OF
/ construction ~ said sewer Ia said SEWER
/ DISTRICT NO IT'S, I'm tho amounts
hereinafter specified In Section l " this
! Now Therefore, BE u Ordained by thc
! Board cf Commissioners OF the city OF
! Tulsa. Oklahoma
! SECTION I, THAT there shall be- and
/ there rs hereby Rpporttuued 10 and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
! end parcels uf land In said SEWER DIS.
! TRlCr NO lIb IN tho city ~ Tulsa,
/ Oklahoma 40 benefited BY the constTuc-
I ton Of E8id sewer, he amOuuts 10
I tpcvuyoly as follows to.Vit'
BAIRD ADDITION,
/ Blk. Lot. Amount
| 6lai
| biaa
| sl1S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

A lot bl)1il0 feet. described as
follows; Beginning at thu
nOrtheaist corner OF Lot g.
Block -, Capitol Hin Second
Addition; thence north along
the weAt line OF Quincy Ave-
nuo distance OF so feet.
thence west along line. par
nllel to the south line Of inde-
r,endenee street distance Of
fAo feet thence south along the
north production Of the west
A ne af Block IL, Capitol HuI
"a cond Addition, n distance OF
"a feet TO the northwest corner
81 4 ot ), Block l4, Capitol Hlu
sec'n. d Addition; thence east
along the north line OF Lot ..
piock "a. Capitol Hill Second
Addition distance OF fio feet
20 me n ortheast corner Of Lot
q, Block -, Capitol Hlll Sec:
ond Adm on, or tho place Of
N.ATf0NFpE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

An owners OF abuttinE property, prop.
crty benefited by said improvements and
other propehy lghly 10 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits to the
property thereby. and any claim or ohIeC-
tiona a. tho assessments a. above set
forth shalt be flied IN writing In tho office
Of Mrs. Frank seaman, ttty Auditor. OF
the city Of Tulsa oklahoma. on or before
tho tSth day Of November. 1921. az .
o'clock \. NJ. and tho sanD shall DO heard
by tho Woard of Commissioners on the
18th day of November 1924. at $500
O'Clock 4 NJ, aud any claim or objections
not so nlod In writing before said time
shall bo deemed waived.
DATED thts ard day ot November 1884.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
LEGAL.

Block 4. Sloan Add. thenco
northwestsrly distanos
on tho west limo Of Lot ,, Block
T. Sloan Add, which Is i4a
feet north OF the southwest
corner Of said lot. thence
southeasteriy TO point on the
south line Of said lot, which Is
s2.b feet west Of the soulheas.
corner thereof. thence cast
along the south line Of said lot
to the place Of beginning.
A. that part of Lot 2, Block
| loan Add, except that part
a escribed as follows Beginning
n the southeast corner OF Lot
Il, snee rthGes,erly a distance
Of 1858 feet TO point on the
we, I limo of Lot 2. Block &.
slot Add. which is Ias
feet north Of the southwest
cora er Of said lot. thence SOUTH
east,lrly 10 a point on the south
line Of said lot. which Ia SIS
feet west OF the southeast corr
ner thereof; thence east along
the stuth iine Of said lot to the
place Of beginning ..s.s......t 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

rublshcd IN The Tulsa paly worid ortobor
60, 90. 81, rs. 29 30, ~, Novomber T.
10, i6, ~ IS 10, 20, 81, 20, 1891. The
world Publishing Company. fuollan.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
E ROOMS. ONLY $500.

Splendid 2rstory home, contains 6 large
rooms. attic. cellar. front and rear porches
tin roof. cutters and downspouts: no modern
wood (CherryrtaIe), Va, No. 311 Columbia St
Price, 50, 800: terms. $500 cash: balance, s46
per month. Sign on property. Inspect Sun
day. Owner-occupant Mrs. Dalton. Posses
sion 80 days. Near school, cars. churches.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
FOR RENT-HOUSES
FURNISHED-Continued.

ST. NEAR 19th-NICELY FURNISHED
house containin: IL rooms. . baths: must be
seen to be appreciated: lease from May Is to
GASIII " BIRGE.
1896 New York ave. NV.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER IN CLEVELAND
heat: fnc lawn with shrubbery: long or short
Ae' <' =, GASSIi 4 BIRGE.
1928 New York ave. NV.
RICHLY FURNISHED HOUSE OF II
rooms. baths, located on Washington Heights
to lease for year. beginning June ]; rental
$500 per month: now occupied by high gov
ernment man: in the pink of condition; every
thing could desire. Phone Main i,a3
ELIJAH Z. KNOTT. Dist. Nat. Bank bldg .
HOS q st. NV. Washington. ID. c.
SUBURBAN HOME: CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS; !;
bedrooms, baths: from 18th to October
500 month. Cleveland 1i6O.
SEE OUR "FTRNISHED" LIST
HOUSES.
TYLER ( EUrfIrEFoHD. INC, SIT Nh ST.
CoLOREp-RTY YOUR OWN HOME. s10o
>'arts You. BRADFORD " CO.. 3Si South
bldg.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT FOREST GLEN. MD. NEAR
steam and electric cars; Il rooms. newly dec
GRATED; sanitary plumbing, eIectricity. furnacr:
acres: 13 varieties OF fruit: furnished. Sl25;
nnfurnished. 800 per month. Apply to OWNER
on premises. Phone WoodSde Ill -. 2'
WE HAVE SOME NICE RENTAL PROPER
ties. furnished and Unfurnisl'd; one in ne
at $50 month. one acre ground: one in River
tale AZ so mouth. and others from 500 per
month 10 $3.50 per year. Iaquire Rental De
par,meIt.
Q. 3. ZANTZINGER.
91c 1o:h s.. NV. Main 5371.
sNtURN,SiIED.
fOR EF.%r-IN SAULS ADDITION: TEN
rooms. porches screens. hot-watrr heat. cleo
ritcity: vacant soon: rent. SiG1 per month.
Sr"NE y FAIRFAX. 1872 y. y. ave. -
FOR HENT-SECOND FLOOR 2S TODD PI..
n.c.-G rooms and bath and pprchCs: rent. so
per month. STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 n. Y.
ave. NV.
CHEVY CIIASE-MoDERN SROOM AND
"a y WAi.TEn tli S1s"TF a TRRSWH. 1H 400 II st. NV
PRACTICALLY NEW. C0ZY. BROOM DWELL
ins IL BroNk:ani, specially arranged 10 sub
let rooms at 81 Yearly lease $50 month
warrant May l. Phone at once. n S13O-J .,'
with modern bath and extra lavatory; a.m.i.: =:
SD per month.
M"KEEvER & Goss.
aoos 1st ST. N.w.--NINE ROOMS AND BATH:
hot-water heat all modern improvements. For
particulars apply
sol 7th st. s.w. Main $50.
5O7 II ST. S.W.-HOUSE FOR RENT: FIVE
rooms: gas; water in house: small rent.
232 rPSHUR ST. N.W.-NEW GRIN. HOUSE:
owner retains one room: Rent free to small
family return for board Of owner and wife.
Call after q. -
NEW S-ROOM CORNER HOME: HOT-WATER
heat; electric lights; open fireplace; rental,
Sl0O per month.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
Main 30. 923 18th st NV.
CORNER HOUSE. ONE BLOCK FROM CAR
line; best section of the northwest; contains II
rooms. 3 ba tbs; hot-water heat: electricity.
Owner desires two or three year lease. $25
per month. Apply
JOHN II THOMPSON & CO.,
-1ncorporat ted
Main 14TT. S21 18th st.
COLORErBUY YOUR OWN HOME. SIOO
starts you. EDW. NJ McNEELEY, BRAD
FORD & CO. 1216 You st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE

NORTHWEST, FACING NICE AVENUE.
seIni-detached brick: rooms and reception
hall; bedrooms; full attic: h.-w. heat; elec.
and gas; laundry trays; large lot; garage,
newly decorated. Price, $l2.5O; will ex-
change for small house investment property.
DAVID Z. BARRY,
Main 1901 1907 Fl st.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES

SEMI DETACHED TAPESTRY BRICK, SIX
rriy large rooms baths: r-iinished hardwood
floors throughout: re,l,Vnratrd and in Al condi-
t;nn. metal Memberships, thcrmosiat screens:
two screened rnr,hes: brick carsge. large hot:
wide alley. lS.S Gailatin 81. NV open for
inspection Sunday. 10 $50 pm. Immediate
possession. u
COOP SIN ROOM. CORNER BRICK H0CSh
in Columbia Heights. with all modern ccaven-
fences; bargain price and easy terms.
HRASWELl. REAL, ESTATE.
1871 II 50. NV Phone Main 0a9.
WILL SELL. To CDIORED PURCHASER
fine little home in Rlo,mnednle: six rooms
and hath. hoI-watc heat. Price only $500.
EpW. L. SCHWARTZ. INC. 13+ 18th nv.
{ HltthHEkDl
Evening star., 1921-04-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE. E.
Best Values in the District
Save Your Money.
Buy a Lot Now-Build
Home at Takoma Park.
Choice Lots-Easy Terms.
| have the best lots in this sec
ton for sale-$65O to ST 800 for
lots 5Ox2OO-all improvements.
Can give you the benefit OF II
years experience in making your
selections.
SOME BIG BARGAINS.
II. l.. THORNTON,
l4l6 F Street NV.
Home. 500 Butternut Street,
Takoma Park, D. &.
See Me for Takoma Park
Houses.
TAkOMA SPECIALIST
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
place. mile from District line,
on Burnt Mills road, Silver
Spring, Md.-l2-room house, 2
baths, hot-water heat; seven
acres of ground. Price, $4,000.
WILLIAM r. ELLIS, 1412 G
St NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
SACRIFICING
2-FAMILY FLAT,
st FT.MO VA

Splendid 2-story. 2-family nat; each nat con-
tains rooms and bath which are bedrooms
parlor dining room, kitchen: front and back
porches. elec. lights. large ho0red attic. hot
water heat; concrete cellar, tin roof. cutters
and downspouts; 8 lots go with property. $50
front by los deep: both fats now rented at
$50 each Ia very low remit. Present owner
built property IL yenrs ago. First time Of
fercd at this ridicuiously low figure. Price.
- s75; terms $500 cash: bal. S45 per month,
includes everything; located on corner OF Mont
rose ave. and Clifford ave, st. Elmo. Va. 2h
blocks frrm Hnme station Alexandria car
line 20 minutes TO 18th and Pa. ave NV J..
Genuine bargain. Think OF IA rooms. 2 ba tbs
eIec. light and hot heat. with 8 lots. all
for 1895. Sale sign property. Inspect
at once.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
FOR SALE or EXCHANGES

80 ACRES NORTH OF WASHINGTON, N
Mont tgomery county Md; direct line of 10Th
st: now subdivided into small acreage tracts
VIII exchange all any part for improv ed
property or second trnst notes. This ground
will double in value in a few years. What
have YOU to onerl
THOS. f. FARRELL,
Main 766. S37 Woodward Bldg Main 2f3
Evening star., 1921-04-30
WANTED-LOTS.

wANTED-To BUY A LOT IN TAkOMA
Park Address Box 344-A. Star of6ce.
ROW OR DETACHED CITY LOT: CASH;
over 81. 600 not considered. Address Box 228-A.
star uffice 800
Evening star., 1921-04-30
FOR ShLE-APARTMENTS

4-STORY APARTMENT BUILDING, CON
tanning Groom and bath apartments: easily
convertible into smaller apartments, thus great
ly increasing revenue.
Price. $ls 600. Terms. 50 900 cash
ALLAN f.. WALKER 4 CO., INC,
sl3 18th ST. NV Main 42S.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
7 ACRES. ONLY ST 900.

Located 200 feet from Glebe road and 500
feet from Cathcart road; near Ballston, Va;
lots of wood and many fine sites on place.
This is an extremely low figure for this ground.
Title perfect; survey shows full acres. Terms
are very easy. Only 800 cash, balance so
per month. Ground all around sells for lots
more Fine place for chickens. etc.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

WOODRIDtI ID. T..
For rpnt-Apartment furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Also have several bargains TO show you
in homes and bungalows at reasonable prices
and terms See n. ,sz1 % HIi' 40 n L. aTs' Tsi
North 6611J.
FOR sALE-BUNGALoW. BUILT LAST
year: rooms, cellar. screened, electricity.
6nsd siocks from n .ars S' 20 n'nntes from 18th and
Pa. ave. on Arlington line: school and churches
convenient. Stop at Penrose station and walk
blocks west. Cash and terms. No commits
sion. Will sell my equity at II bargain on ac-
count Of sudden adverse and unavoidable cir
cunstances. Owner. G. NJ. JOHNSON. l.
GOVERNMENT CLERKS. ATTENTION!
s-room house. large cellar: SLa acres land.
situated in corporation limits of small town;
comlauting distance Of Washington. on South
Terms.
127 acres excellent land good 5-room house.
barn and necessary outbuldings; fruit trees;
fenced and watered. This farm is worth
5000. Priced for quick sale at $3.50. Terms.
X. II. BUCKLEY.
Clifton Station. Va. Il
5000. minutes walk from station; High
bridge w. y. & A. electric road. NJ. L. EICH-
ELBERGER. Michellville, Nd. r. R. 1.
SUBURBAN HOME
Modern 7-rOom and bath brick bungalow
with all modern cOnveniences.
Large lot. beautiful hedge. fruit trees, plen-
IncIosed sleeping and breakfast porches:
house entirely screened; large front porch.
First floor has two large bedrooms and bath.
living room. kitchen and dining room.
Second floor. two bedrooms.
No. 1910 Michigan ave. ne.
Take Brookland car and get OF at end Of
route.
Owner has left city and priced house for
quick sale. House vacant
Open all day Sunday.
B. F.. SAUL COMPANY.
Franklin 5593 934 n. Y. NV.
3-R. BUNGALOW. CLARENDON. VA. 81. 700
s-r. bungalow. Capitol Heights. Nd. 100
3-r bungalow. Central Heights, D. Co.. $500
II. G. LEAHY. 1909 II st. NV.
Telephones Main 1923 and Columbia 20j4J.
STONE AND SfIINGLE CHALET. LARGE
rooms, kitchen: hoored attic; h.-w.h.; electric
ity; over acre: quantity fine fruit; shade and
shrubbery: substantial payment required; bar
gain. OWNER. Cleveland 1851. Il
FIVEROOM BUNGALOW; ACRE: CHICKEN
house; fruit; $500. Six rooms; porches; eel
lar; large lot: electricity: 81. 900. -Four rooms:
large lot: electricity; 81. 600. Terms: B. NJ.
SMITH. Arlington. Va. Phone Clarendon
SGj-F.,2.
BY OWNER-WELI4 BUILT. GROOM HOUSE.
in Woodside, Nd; " acre ground: fruit trees:
fine water; $500; sacrifice. Call Woodsde
M
Evening star., 1921-04-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
'OR SALLY (COutinue

5RooM BUNGALOWS. NOW UNDER con
struction in Michigan Park. S7O0 cash. Call
MIDDACGI 4 SHANNON. NJ GS35. or take
st. or n. Cap. ST. car marked ''Brookland'
to end OF route
Evening star., 1921-04-30

ATTRACTIVE FIVE ROOM AND BATH II X.
apartment facing 18th St. from May IN. Call
afternoons. L. p. BICKNELL. Hotel Gordon.
3Os
Evening star., 1921-04-30
Main scos %. 17ls X st. NV.

17IO EUCLID ST. N.W.--1 ROOM tD1NiNG
and ki-chcu combincd) and hath. Rent. $50
per month.
GEO w IINKINS
Evening star., 1921-04-30
FOR RENT-HOUSES
FURNISHED,


EALOEAMA ROAD NEAR CONN AVE-ii
rooms, baths. completely furnished. sc25 per
month.
q ST. NEAR 21st-3 rooms and 2 tbs nice
1y furnished: ami; s1eO per month.
MckEEvER & GOSS.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
APARTMENTS TO LET

T.
Will sIblat before Nav 1st- till October
1st or longer, large living room. bedroom.
kitchcnrtte breakfast rorm. bathroom AMI
hall: rfrigerntion and electric light included.
M
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Attractive 5-r cottage. just built. snh side,
double floors: lot T5Nl25. Only Si.5oo: cas-
terms. Additional land available. cheai
See owners. MARK NJ. MORAN, East Rivei
dale. Md. or FRANK NJ. STEPHEN. Fenda
bldg
Evening star., 1921-04-30

Two-RooM UNFUENISHED APARTMENT.
a3l st. NV. -
Evening star., 1921-04-30

AN ATTRACTrVRIY FURNISHED CORNER
house in Georgetown east Of 3ls. st, Forth OF
st: eight roons and bath. electric pzhts
$115 per month.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1874 II st NV J>f,or, N.+, Iopo
Evening star., 1921-04-30

pIL,JUO
Large garden: lots Of fruit trees: one Of the
most attractive homes in Takoma Park: near
school. library. stores and cars; eight room,
and bath; hot-water heat; every improvement
You should see this place. Terms, So 900 cash
balance to suit purchaser.
Evening star., 1921-04-30
ON THE BEArTlrrL HEIGHTS OF

Corner house. 13 rooms, baths. attic. 9 I,
large bedrooms. excellent heating plant; hrsf (,
; focr kitchen: open fireplaces: vacant: big :.
ralue and "A wonderfully built home. Price,
Sl6.3O TO close syrd cate.
ALLAN L. WALKER & CO. INC. -,
Main inH llfn W
Evening star., 1921-04-30

A MODERN EHGLISI BASEMENT ROUSE.
admirably arranged FOR entrruiuing: locate /:
Ia an exclusive residential section near New
Hampshire ave- and Q ST: completely fur
ntshsi: can be leased October Isl with PRIV
Necs Of r-n.waI. $40 per r,or,h
HEDGES & MIDDI.EHyS nc
Evening star., 1921-04-30

1852 FAKK ROAD NV ROOMS MITCH
~ a,i
Evening star., 1921-04-30

$3.50
PRETTY SIX ROOMS and bath: sleeping
porches; all city improvements; lot so by 130;
near 14th st. car line. Terms. s.. 600, balance
easy,
Evening star., 1921-04-30

BARGAINS IN LOTS
In Sc. r. F. BRADBURY. s.2S Pa. ave. Sc
-
GAS WATER. SEWER ELECTRICITY,
pprless furnncc. in new. small. broom and
bath bungalow: 3 blocks concrete sidewalk
to 14th ST. line; s., 90; 500 cash and $50
month including interest 26 Pine ave-, near
Elm ave-. Takoma. Open.