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The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
TAXICAB OFFICE
IS ROBBED OF $50
Woman Loses $500 Ring;
Cash and Bond Stolen
From Air Station.

Joseph L. Custer. manager Of the
Black and White Taxicab Company.
reported yesterday the theft OF $50
from the office Of the company at
1908 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. The robbers entered through a
cellar window.
Mrs. E. d. Doyle. S2S Fourteenth
street northwest, notified police OF
her loss OF a ring valued at $500.
from the residence at l7ls Fifteenth
street northwest.
George Manly. OF the Anacostia
air station at Boiling Field.
reported TO pol ce the theft OF S54
in bills. a 500 Liberty Bond. and a
prom!ssory note for $3.50 from the
station.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
Delegates to Hear Songs.

Responses TO invitations sent out by
the community center department Of
the public schools and the Washing.
ton Society Of Fine Arts for a recita
Of Southern folk songs to be given
this evening in Central High School
indicate that representatives from for
eisn countries TO the arms conference
are interested in American music
Hundreds have announced their inten
tion OF attending the concert to heal
Miss Lorraine Wyman and Howard
Brockway. vocalists.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
BRITAIN'S TRADE
SHOWS BIG DROP

LONDON. Dec. s.-The Board o.
Trades figures. made public TODAY.
show a tremendous drop in Great
Bpitain's trade for the past year.
The November imports totallcd So
OOO. 900 pound sterling (rouEhiy $3.50
OOO. .OOOD a drop OF 54-oOO.O0O G2ls.-
OOO. OOo) from last year
The exports totalled 1000. Ooo. .o"p
C,4. 600 600. oOo) a decrease OF 200 70
OOO 600 pounds sterling G2. 500. .oOo.-
from last year.
Copyright. 1871
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
D. WAR MOTHERS
ELECT OFFICERS

Officers were elected last night by
the District Chapter of War Mothers
at the Thomson School.
The election follows: Mrs. Joseph
Phillips. war mother; Ellen C. WaG-
ner. first vice war mother: Bernice NJ.
Snyder second vice war mother; Mrs.
George G. Seibold, recording secre-
tary: Mrs. Ellen NJ. Sears. correspond
Philips. war mother; Ellen c. wag-
ing secretary; Mrs. E. c. Criswell,
treasurer; Mrs. NJ. G. Ward, parlia- =
mentarian; Mrs. Alein Anthony. chap
lain: Mrs. Effy c. Norton, historian.
Tentative plans for the entertainment
Of 900 soldiers of st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital on Christmas day were made.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
Three Forfeit Bail; T,co
Freed on Liquor CHARGE

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Dec. s.
The trials of five alleged bootleseers.
against whom indictments had been
returned by a grand jury in the Cir
cut Court Of Spotsylvania County,
were held before Judge Chichester and
jury at spotsylvania Courthouse ySs-
terday. Three Of the accused, who had
been granted bail, Henry Forman. Of
Philadelphia, and Eugene Frick and
Jacob Thachtenberg. Of Washington.
did not appear at the trials. Jack
Tanner and L. M. Slocum, of Alex.
andria, who have been in Jail, turned
States evidence and were acquitted.
A sensation was caused in court
when Sheriff Garner stated that two
large barrels captured by Fredericks-
burg police in connection with the
arrests, contained nothing but water
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
''Rluebeard" Losing Strength

VERSAILLES, Dec. 9.L"Bluebeardr'
Henri Landru, in a fit Of mental and
physical depression. was extremely
feeble today, after passing a wake
full and feverish night. His convic-
ton has begun to prey upon him. and
he has refused either to take his meals
or read his mail. Some doubt is ex-
pressed that he will ever live to reach
the guillotine.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
Score Injured at Funeral.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Dec. 9.-More
than a score of persons were injured,
several perhaps fatally. when a porch
collapsed at funeral here today. The
pail bearers and the entire funeral
cortege plunged twenty feet downward
to the street when the porch gave
way.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
What Congress Did
Yesterday.
SENATE,
HOUSE.
Senate not In session.

HOUSE.
Met at noon and adjourned at
4i45 p. m. until neon today.
Bills introduced
Mr.. Hicks-To create q Bureau NJ
Civil Avia ton in the Department Of
Commerce.
Mr.. CabIe-Te reduce the number
of Midshipmen I'm the United States
Naval Academy.
MIR. RossdaIe-Providin for COM
pensation for the members Of the
naval and military forces of the
United States who participated in
the world war.
House Committee Meetings
December 10, 1921.
FOREIGN AKairs-Meeting for IL,
purpose Of drawing mp . resolutio.
about MT. Flood, 10, ex.
Rivers and Harbors-PolIation Of
navfEable waters, 10y ex.
MISUNDERSTANDING bill, 10,
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
DAHL TO RATIFY
PEACE TREATY
BY LARGE VOTE
Continued from Page One.

Continued from rage one.
interned prisoners will also align
themselves against the treaty, for
the men who have been held in
prison camps or jails are still bit
ter against their captors.
Other members OF the Irish Re-
publican army almost as heartily
indorse the treaty.
Worship Collins.
The average Irishman favors the
agreement not only because he
worships and supports Mickey"
Collins. Griffith. and the other sign
ers. but because he really wants
peace and believes that the terms
are better than could have been
hoped for. And the newspapers and
clergy are practically one in de-
manding support for the act of tho
plenipotentiaries and full ratifca-
tion of the terms.
The movements of the Irish chiefs
in Dublin tonight were Significant.
Gen. Mulcahy. chief OF staff of the
Irish Republican army, met a num-
Der OF leading officers at grand
fered for some time with De Va
lera. Mulcahy then left the coun-
Gil room for a short time. returning
with Collins and Griffith. the three
joining a second conference with
the Irish president.
Undoubtedly these movements
were centered around the disposi-
tion Of the army in the event OF
an aggravated split which might
extend to control OF the military
forces.
, Loyalty of Troops.
Il is believed that Collins himself
possesses a large personal follow
ing among the troops. although
| Minister Of Defense Burgess. who
sides with De Valera. also has
great influence
Sean O'Kelly. Sim Fein envoy 10
Paris. has returned TO Dublin. He
expressed dissatisfaction with the
treaty and said he could not see
how the Dali Eireanr could accept
the document in its present form
ciples held ever since 1916.
At any rate there will be a bit
ter and possibly protracted fight
over the treaty. Both sides are
mastering every possible force al
their command
DUBLIN. Dec 9.--Three men
were wounded when a train bear
ing released Sim Fein prisoners
was bombed al Tburles
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-The Victor
Talking Machine Company today made
application Of Judge Garvin in u. s.
District Court, Brooklyn, for an in
junction to prevent the American mar
ket from being flooded with phono-
graph records imported from Germany,
made by cheap labor and likely to
seriously undersell American made
records.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

China reported to be disappointed the proceedings
Washington conference They
concede rights there is said has been
China would yield Manchura Japan would
give up Shanung entirely
Shantung The Chinese province which Japan holds
Japans this which the Chinese
g. desires the British their leasehod
a Wei Hal Wei
T. French Kwang Chew Wau also in
the Chinese. China withdrawal of
foreign the aboishment OF foreign postoices
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

Federal reports show that women
Ire losing ground in competition
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
HEADACHES FROM SLIGHT coins

Laxative BRoMO QUININE Tablets relieve
the Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic
LAXATIVE and germ destroyer. The genuine
besu the signature Of e. W. Grove IRs
sure you get BRoA0D 3Oc.-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
LONG SUSPENSE
BROKEN AT LAST,
SIMONDS CLAIMS

Continued from PAGE One.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

DUBLIN. Dec 9.--Three men
were wounded when a train bear
ing released Sim Fein prisoners
was bombed at Thurles.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
Seek to Bar German Records,

(CopyriEht, 1871
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

Late last night. Baron KatO. chief
of the Japanese delegation. said:
We have received instructions
from Tokyo giving us certain au-
thority on the four-power plan. We
still await final instructions on the
naval limitation proposal. l have
repeatedly said that the naval ques-
ton is to be handled independently.
so far as my leaving Washington
Is concerned, 1 have made no reser-
walton and neither have any other
members Of the delegation. We hope
to get back to Japan for the OPEN
ing of the Parliament the latter
part of January. but we are pre-
pared to stay here until the busi-
net< of the conference is completed .
Evening star., 1921-09-18
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
HOME WITH SIX
LARGE OTIS

Clarendon, Va; faces 70 feet on Clarendon
avs., 100 feet ON Alexandria ave-; beau-
TIM lawn; shrubbery; sixteen young fruit
Trees Grapes, currants, peacheS, peers. ap-
pies, pluns: ffeme house; paint good: front
anl side porch, 81 feet long; shutters. screens
all windows; ga1vanised shingle roof; entire
nsnss os.ty p.sesea and psi1ssd in,ids sevs.
G i'1i asut F:s o ,s.;s sans nSn1: s2:
sss e se , Es' bSn Sf: and e.Pns snss
shelves and window; bath. three porcelain
fixtures. medicine cabinet, two windows; bed.
room. 12x14. closet, two windows: bedroom.
16x16, bay window. four windows, closet; bed.
room. 10x10, two windows, closet; eonereted
cellar. two entrances, stationary washtubs;
rear porch; water supplied at $1.16 per month
(no pumpang)s pump and well rear porch
should have occasion to use: Ideal
(American Radiator Company hot-water heat
Ing system; gas water heater; garage, three
cars; workshop; loft over entire garage; IRE
proof roof; two chicken houses; wood house:
a,.s: ta,.s: s!sellens sarden, 1850 q; It; lslmost
sndoa ave. Two blocks station (washinston-
bus to GsorSssown. 10 cent?; close school,
stores, churches: ~ miles to White House;
owner occupant. Af. Joseph @. Hlly; Sign on
property. Inspect any time. Possession thirty
days. Price only $500. Terms. 31.600 cash;
balance. $7 month. includes everything. In
spect ae once. Splendid corner home; 1850
a.. H., all modern inproyomeuta, Rood out
buildings, only $500.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
BRICK HOME, 8 ROOMS
AND RATH

Del Ray. Va. close to Alexandria and Wash.
inGton; almost new brick house; asbestos roof;
CUTTERS. dcwnspouts: city water: electric
ity; beautiful new fixtures; corner lot, 1oO41l5:
feAeed; good street. csacrete sidewalks; FRONT
porch SI3o: rooms. eonplets bath: windows
screened. full length: dining rooaa 15xls. slid
kitchen 1exl5. coal range. hot and cold water.
porcelain PEDESTAL .. snk ..,. and % drain; pantry
e b in.tslled: rear porch eIso: bsdrocm nrst
cieeets; attic; bathroom. . pieces, medicine
cabinet. closet; double doors. oak; ali oak wood
work LIST door; ash and Aoor; chicken house, in.
clesed yard; excellent garden spot; On Lloyd
ave-, Del Ray, Va. blocks frsm cooefste road
to Alex; Z blocks from car line (12th and
Pa. aSe.j to Alex; block. from bus line: is
ni.usss from Post once Dept. House cost
sACRixICn PRIon q. 40; terms, $1,000
cash per t ineuss: @ svsryhT. sy
inspsc: aSg ID dine; e., .isn On prcpsrsy; only 8
way bridge and take either road to Alex; ;
turn in LLOYD ave-. at Del Ray. Or 20 BY bus
line from 18th and Pa. ave. NV. large
photos At once.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
6 ROOMS, CELLAR AND
THREE PORCHES.
ALL FOR $500.
PARK LANE VA.

. nice, roons. reception hall. ps.lor. 3 win
: to aa. i. ons fss
and closet; another bedroon opens to large
secead-stery back porch; cellar. ecnerete; TN
roof; concrete foundation: lot 40ail0 to SIT; S;
doos; also large froct and side porch; pump
on back porch: house lighted By sas;. splsn.
frown hedge front and side; oeiy Is n. from
Para lane eta. (wash. 4 Old Don. Rwy.l;
4 minutes To Georgstewn; 100 II. Cnerrydale
Georsetown; miles. White House: sign. on
property: cWner.occupant. Mr.. james Ma.
teer. Inspect any time. Low price. g 800:
terms very easy; $500 cash; balance. 80 per
nsnth. includes everything. See this at once.
Possession % days,
Evening star., 1921-09-18

MOISdli l.. NOi Sdn " W.
.. 1on--.1I' .ISs 'He sAEs eaEh, TO oolonsD'
In good section Of NV; rosms and ham:
h.wh. and gas asd garage; pressed brick
6 s5o9si gsoIssSc Hss;s CASE. 4 ff'd condition
ON 8 st. NV. near 18th; o rooms and bath !;
furnace and gas; unusually large lot to alley.
3. e.9ssin s.sss@,7so 3so sslsf Sasa. sale
Near Dunbsr High School; q sood Groom
and bath home. latrobes and gas. This price
.. 80, 20, $50 ass''c1a'fi CASH.
s,1ee: cc:.cc .as &C. cash 1s fo'' section Of NJ"
and ID eise. lee Desirable location for physician.
Two,esr garage. heated and lighted
10 rooms and bath: steam heat: IN one Of
most desirable sections Of the city. This
IN sUe1 erceiient condition. Terns.
e. lO0-$sO0 CASH.
On Path st. NV. Groom detached house.
Large lot. Owner will give prompt posses
81, ,5oo-s7oo CASH.
Near 2is. and 2 st.. nv; Good Groom
r, gs:;ss..sn ,:ss@si so st'l CASH! 4 k.'.'-
Downtown. one SQUARE from sth and REV New
and bath; h.w.h. and gas. House in excel.
lent condition. Prompt possession will b
&, ,0oo-ssoo CASH.
Near North Capitol and D sta. NV: home
contAining rooms and bath. This 10 q
= T'sssGssoo oAsH.
ON Fla. ave. nv, near 18th; 8 rooms and
bath: latrobes and gas. This house is In good
condition.
On New Jersey ave. Five houses, contain.
ing 9 AID roens re:peetiveiy; containing 1,s
Call Main b011.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
E ROOMS AND BATH.
ONLY Sd.o7s.

Electric light: three bedrooms. reception hall.
sink; sewerage to river; hot-water heat; con-
ersts cellar: attic storage space; front porch.
two sides: also back porch: tin root. cutters,
house piped for gas; newly papsred and
sign on property; grapes. fruit trees.
shade trees. etc. ([r. kcey's place); 8 min.
uteS from Georgetown, Great Falls electric
Inspect any time. Owner occupant. Price,
N,e76: cash. $50; balance. 80 per month.
includes everything. It's good. Possession
20 days.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
S ROOMS, BATH, HOT
WATER HEAT.

windows). dining room e windows): kitchen.
porcelain sink; cellar; hot-water heat: eiectrie
rooms. having closets: front and back porches;
septic tank; CUTTERS. downspontc; ssnen snic5en
ave-, Aurora Heights, Va. near Arlington
county courthouse; minutes walk Park
Lane station, Great Falls line; Q minutes
GeofHetown; two blocks main road; bus every
10 minutes to Georgetown. Inspect any time:
Mr.. keyss' place. Price. =. $50. Only &oO0
cash: balance. Isl per month. includes every
thing. Sign on property. Immediate posses
Evening star., 1921-09-18
10 ACRES.
MODERN BRICK HOME.
2 SILOS.
BARN FOR g COWS.
TENANT HOUSE.
MANY OTHER
OUTBUILDINGS.
ALL FOR $13,65o.
ORHOUSE AND 4 ACRES
FOR 5000.

ONLY II MILES FROM CITY
Splendid brick home; slate roof; Q rooms
double Door. On 1T Soo9 Ga,s eansns ssssi
tubs: iurases heat: sise. hssts; :t.irsss:: issS.s
enti,s house: l!fntniss rods. gutter and down. own.
g head Of stock; elec. lishts and concrete
pump and tool house: large water tank run By
elec motor, which takes care of main house
and ,s.s al ,cOtsuildins: and ssoo seIyant hou.s
stable room for Lorses: about 80 fruit trses; |;
shrubbery Of ali kinds @thi. % place. Owner owner now now
lives IN Washington. was run as Q nrst.class
dairy farm and was always . money maker
today for less than Sls.0oo); was % q part * of
the George Washington estate. How to get to
% %pIopsrty-taks 18Th and Pa. ave; electric line.
station (which 10 50 minutes ride from wash.
inston); property known as p. p. CLARKE place.
s. ss ISs: :s. On s, sss ,sss & F,sss
minutes run. ! did Il In Dodge car this
Tss Di, g. to AisH,a,ndria 81, then take Camp
bridge at Hunting Creek; after you cross
the bridge leave concrete road and turn in
Of On s s.S
tinue ON this road about 2H miies TIL you
StOeo toc SEuAiey tEuCkb uu0 t0eu oO0uL 1,UUU
feet ahead turn In to your right and you are
at Hunters station: the property runs to the
station (about minutes' walk to house). n .
price 10 e13. $50 for everything: that 10. 10
acres and all tie outbuildinEs and tenant
house. or you can buy II you desire ali the
81 $50. or. II you wish. house and 2 outbuld-
ings and acres Of land for only $3.50. The
terms are only u 600 cash and 967 so per
month (you can't get terms like that every
dayl Owner gave me this property exclu-
sively on Thursday. September 15. After
put the price and terms on It II you know q
bargain don't faii to inspect this property sun
day, September 18th: Representatives will be on
premises All day. and house viii be open;
house could not Be Duplicated at price like
modern suburban home at q sacrifice figure
don't delay: 1t positively will be sold to some
fortunate person (perhaps Q speculator who
will resell and make pront): It takes time to
inspect these kind Of places and pay for large
most have offered for 20 little money and
on such easy terms In Q long. long time; Va.
cant; immediate possession; sale sign on tree
be sure and come out Sunday By auto or
trolley las the care run often).
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above.
/ Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 H NV.
Evening star., 1921-09-18

III large lots. 8 210 miles from White
Prices. $75 TO 1850 Hedge and shsde trees.
concrete Wake. electricity: 2 new bungalows
built. Many lots more than Y acre. Terms,
SIS cash: balance. 312 per month, including
interest. 30 sold to satisfied purchasers. Let
mo send plan by mail, sises Of lots and prices
on them. al marked. 20 you can IND lots.
(This 10 done 30 you can inspect any time By
yourself:) Take cars 18th and Pe: ave. n.w:.
inion Ry.), Blusmont branch. get e6 Lacey
Station. walk minutes nortA to property; 2
large signs on propefty.. II you wish. call
at ONCE and BE- taken to properly BY auto.
Any information gladly given. Cheapest lots
anywhere around. All 30 feat wide or more.
II you cont inspect before bcyilE elseEhsfe
you arc not doing yourself Justice. Think
Of over X-acre lots with concrete sideWa1k1
laid for only 4z2S with 316-feot elevation.
WALTER O'HARA,
I specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Exclusive Agent:
70 Close OUT AN DSTAT1 I HAVE FOR
sale q farm Of % acres With Broom frame
Of g acres WITH sone timber on i for sale
in Montgomery county. No. ~ miles from
shipping station at Rockville. Nd: also q
12-room house In good condition IN Wash:,
%. c.. No. $3.50 O gt. NV. for sale. ]. y.
GILLI6S, Executor. Address, $3.50 o Ut. NV.
Phone west Z459.y:
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Brand-New Bungalow.

Brand-New Bungalow.
Near cars on corner, best location In Mount
Rainier Don't fail to see this great value.
only 81, 600: $500 down. bal. $50 month.
Auto taken in exchange A. part payment.
Can't be built for this price. This 10 real value.
GROOM AND BATH H0UsE-TWo LOTS.
on corner; a. 100: 81. 200 down. bal. $50 month.
FRANK n. COWARD, 37th and Newton sta,
Mt Rainier Nd. Phone Hyatte. 406-J.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
REDUCED PRICE ON
81 ACRES AND
MAGNIFICENT BUNGA-
LOW OVERLOOKING
IaI ACI1IAHCTnAY cor L N,1 I Z

Magnificent stucco home Just completed.
contains large living room. 14xeo. 4 vim
dows; open fireplace, double maple noors.
electric lights throughout; dining room. 14x14.
Windows; kitchen, porcelain sink. stationary
yashtnbs. servant's toilet. washroom ad5oin-
Ing: back porch: pantry. bx0. shelves; cellar,
4Ox14; best Argo steam heating system. pipes
wrapped asbestos: bedroom. 12x14. 2 win
down. elosst. opsns to ex10 covered porch;
fII tile bathroom, pieces. septic tank: hall
linen closet; bedroom, 12x18, 2 Window. I
closet; also another bsaruom, 12x11, win
dow and closet, coat cleSet In hall; Aoored
attic over whole house; ceUposition roof,
guttef: aownspou9; front porch. ex38; ga
rage. Sxle. and punphouse. electric motor;
al rooms nfst floor; located high point over.
tooktng surrounding country: many beautiful
shade trees; lumber cut on premises. saWmiM
installed Within sight Of property. kept costs
down: offered about cost Of construction,
plus price Of land. Now reduced to g. 975.
Terms, $1.500 cash: balance. 975 per month,
includes everything. Adjoining house. built
81. 900. As soon house u sold one more win
be built In keeping with the others. viii in.
sure afAinst cheap. houses In neighborhood.
h looking for well planned suburban home
with ground, this IL t.; stand closest inspec
cut Sunday to eiubhouse iI4vinsston Heishtss ss
Val. turn In at caSdy quarters, drive down
hdl to property. .viesnt. Sign On tree. Any
WALTER O'HARA.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
LIGHTBOWN
BUNGALOWS.

Four.room bungalow with bath: all improve
ments; electric lights; cellar and furnace heat
Price. H.sso; $3.50 cash. sas m0athly including
Very attractive nve-room bungalow with
bath; all conveniences; electric liShts, gas
$500 cash, Sc so including interest
Large nve-room bungalow with bath: all Inn.
provements: large attic. electric lights; ga
and chicken house. Price. @8,2 $50; $3.50 cash.
$50 monthly including interest.
All Of these bungalows have large lots. con
crete walks and are close to cars and stores.
Take g st. cara marked Riverdale. Bsrwyn
or Laurel and get OF at Hill st. Brentwood,
Nd. Any one will direct you to Cottage City.
CHAS, II. LLGHTBOWN. owner and builder.
Cottage City, Nd.
phooe Hyattsville 168-W.
D n Mt Raiaier Ma. iat
Evening star., 1921-09-18

DIRECT FROM owNER-s-RO0M. NEW
house; anil; bargain for quick sale; Petworth.
S1s Shepherd st. NV.
GOOD sIx-ROOM BRICK. BATH. CELLAR,
furnace heat, good back yard to alley. newly
.s ssS fSass sSss s
GOOD sIx-RooM HOUSE, COOP NE. SEC
heat, large rooms, cabinet mantels; offered
at 4 harIain. Vacant. Price. s.. 800. See
this II you want q bargain. Phone lincoln
$751;.
THREDSTORY AND CELLAR BAY WIN
dow brick house. hot.water heat; automatic
lwelltng; third door arranged for light house.
keeping. including hot and cold water. See
owner. SO ct. NV.
NICE 5-k0OM HOUSE. GARAGE. MOUNT
possession. isiz st. Frankiin sssaJ.
LARGE. 0LD.STYLE. S-RO6Ns. LAKGE
halls, bath. porehes; vacant; pretty lot 00xls0.
wide alley; sa1ee One block G st: cars:
ess'as !. ss ea; sss sss
Walker. Krtsse bldg, 11th and @. 20
4 DETACHED sUBURBAN HONE FOR
$500 easy term; iasse lot; 2 rSo%s a%;,,an and
7s4 18th o st. Phone Main $500.
s., 75O, ON EASY TERMS, WILL BUY THIS
section; h.a.h.; vacant See this today.
7s4 18th st. Phona M.ia $500.
NEAR 9th AND MASS. AVE. Me- ROOMS.
Modern: % perfect conditiea; double brieE "a
rage: hne location; $1,000. Call 627 Mass.
SUPER BARGAINS.
House, beautiful colonial Tyre, near 18th
Park I'd: 8 rooms. 9 haths: 2e II. wide;
h.w.h.: electricity; excellent condition; imme-
date possession
assa. as%afs throughout na Only $3.50; terms: OAK
bu.iDs,s na. and Sssh 90oa ;p.cuiaon
OSCAR MANN. Exclusive Agent.
i5zT 18th 81. N.W.-l0 BOONE, 2 BATHs;
-; s.rs: ii. ::: as:'
'A''W ''W. L. BuLMsR. 7s4 18th St NV.
fNSTANTLYT YOU'LL HAVE 10 CONE A
home On Quincy pl. ne. bet: LIST ard I'd. facing
1orfh; modern fmprovsnents: good condition; !;
it's a beaut and z bargain; reasonably psicsd
and easy terms. Get busy. Address Box e7-M,
.H0NESB6KERS. HE1LTHsEnKERS.
Here's perfect Groom bungalow that will
delight your eys s;eia.,s a, obIiesd SiSed
to leave the city. Here Is an opportunity for
you to get lovely home at . big bargain.
Price, $lSsJuVs tefHo oIfaNEe0- ACt Qulck.
For appointment
Address BOX ism. Star ONCE.
NEAR WISCONSIN AND MAsSACHU6ETfS
avenues-Do yoa appreciate architectural con.
struction. convenience and beauty OF location?
A detshtful country place in the city. Most
attractive detached. colonial semi-bungsiow;
4 rooma q baths and shoWer; Spencer double
feed vapor heating system. electricity: open
areplaces: 2 sleeping pofches: electric and coal
ranges; built-in garage: other convenient tea
tufes: nearly acre GfousA: shaAe $rses: towers
and shfubbery. A ds}ightful place to relax ard
enjoy hosDe. Only 91A000. Terms Arranged.
NV. II. 6S5l.