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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-22
New Peace Dollar
Design Approved

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-The de-
sign for a new peace" dollar was
by President Harding to-
day. Coinage of the new piece will
begin in a few days, and between
5000 and 100000 of the new silver
dollars will be turned out of the
Philadelphia mint before New Years.
Director of the Mint Baker an
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-22
Chilean Answer to Peru
Rejects PIebiCite

SANTIAGO, Chile, Dec. 20.-By
the Associated Press 1.-The Chilean
answer to Peru's note rejecting
Chile's proposal for plebiscite in
Tacna-Arica invites the continuance
of direct negotiations in an attempt
to find some solution of the diff
Guilty under the terms of the treaty
Of Ancon, which it says cannot be
ignored by the countries signing it.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-22
AND SUCCESSFUL. FARMING
D. ANDREWM e5clZE.

the theory of the people who believe
that wheat will not do well after the
sweet potato crop is based on the
fact that large yield of sweet po-
tatoes takes q good deal of fertility
away from the land and therefore
tends to leave it in a more or less
impoverished condition insofar as a
readily available supply Of plant
food is concerned. ON the other
hand, if sweet potatoes are liberal
ly fertilize there is bound to be
some residue left in the soil, as no
crop takes up all the plant food ap-
piled to it.
If the land in question is thin and
poor we would fertilize it fairly
well. In fact, we think it good
practice to fertilize cereals on any
type of soil. Our practice in the
past has been to put 200 or 800
pounds of acid phosphate sper acre
under wheat, oats and rye. On
sandy lands we would use some pot
ash, say fifty to 100 pounds of
kainit. In the spring we would top
dress these crops with nitrate of
soda Or sulphate of ammonia at the
rate Of so to 100 pounds per acre.
We would prefer to use the larger
amount. In that event we would
put the nitrogen on in two applica-
tons; the first one, say about the
middle of February, and the second
about the first to the fifteenth of
March. Acid phosphate and potash,
to give the best results, should, as
a rule, be incorporated with the soil.
Top dressing them over the land and
narrowing them in after the wheat
has made a little top will be of some
benefit. The nitrogen in question
should be applied broadcast on a day
when the sun is shining and prefer
ably after rather than before a
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-22
Sulphate of Ammonia as a Nj.
trOgen Carrier

L. 5. e, GrantVllle, Ca,
writes: We contemplate using
sulphate of ammonia as our
source Of nitrogen in mixing our
fertilizer next spring. We have
been told that sulphate of am
monia when mixed with acid
phosphate will harden which will
make the fertilizer very difficult
to distribute. Is this true. and
how can it be avoided?
We have used large quantities of
sulphate of ammonia in mixed fer
tilizers here on our college farm and
on our test plats located at various
points throughout the state. We
have had no trouble as yet with the
hardening of this carrier of nitro
gen when mixed with acid phos-
phate. 1t is true, however, that we
always make our fertilizer mixtures
just before we wish to use them
and apply them as soon as possible.
We have always considered this to
be the best and most desirable prac-
tice. We would think that q good
dry sack Of sulphate of ammonia
and an equally desirable sample Of
acid phosphate would not harden too
soon to make the handling of this
mixture relatively easy and salts
factory as well. We are Justified at
least in this conclusion insofar as
our own experience is CONCERNED. We
can readily understand there are
situations under which the opposite
condition might pertain, and we can
see that if this material is kept for
a considerable length of time that
possibly it would harden. I have
been using sulphate of ammonia,
however, as the principal ingredient
of the fertilizer which I apply to
my garden from year to year, and
I have on hand at this time several
sacks of it which have not hardened,
though it was mixed last spring.
Destroying a Stand Of Nut Grass
w. H. D., Atlanta, Ga, writes:
Please advise me the best meth
cd to eradicate nut grass where
it has gotten a good hold on the
land.
The best way to eradicate nut
grass is through the use of smother
crops. This is one OF our. most diff
ficult pests to destroy. If your land
is so situated, however, that you can
devote it for several years to the
cultivation of kudzu vine, or to the
growth of velvet beans or coWDeas.
you can effectively smother out nut
grass. The plan is to prevent the
nuts from propagating themselves
than any practice with which we
are acquainted. 1t is sometimes
necessary to continue the use of
shade crops as indicated for a period
of three or four years. We have
found it good practice to grow COW
peas for hay to be followed in the
fall with a crop of oats and hairy
vetch. This, as you will see, keeps
the land effectively covered practi-
cally all. the year round, enables us
to produce two satisfactory hay
crops, and smothers out the nut
grass.
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{To BE Continually

King of Spain has had an airplane
made for his private use.
OF the worlds population, three
persons die every two seconds.
There were twice as many mar
riages in France in 1920 as in 1918.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-22
Growing Wheat After Sweet
Potatoes

]. H. M, Bowman, Ca,
writs@ We have heard that
land will not produce wheat
where sweet potatoes were
grown the previous year. Is
this true? The wheat is just up.
What fertilizer should 1 use?
There is no reason why wheat
should not do we'll on land previously
devoted to sweet potatoes. No doubt
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTI0NEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLINGS
NOS. 342 f STREET SOUTHWEST AND
514 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of q decree OF the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia. passed in equity
cause No. 37s87. the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale by public auction. in from: Of
the respective premises, on FRIDAY. THE
TwENTY-THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
AID. 1921, the following described land and
premises. situate in the city Of Washington,
District Of Columbia. to wit:
AT 4:30 O'CLOCK Pm.
Sublot % in square 53S. improved by q two
story frame dwelling, No. 342 E st. southwest.
AT 3 O'CLOCK Pm.
Lot sos in square S54, being a part Of orig
inal lot in said square. improved by frame
dwelling. containing o. rooms and bath. No.
514 11th st. southwest.
Terms Of. sale: Cash. A deposit Of 500 on
each house required of the purchaser at the
time Of, sale. All conveyancing, recording.
revenue stamps and notarial fees at, the cost
Of the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
with within fifteen days from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to ne
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser, after. five days. adver-
tisement OF such resale In some newspaper
published in tie city of Washington, D. c.
LOUIS e. TANNER.
Jenifer Building,
WILLIAM A. COOMBE.
Albee Building,
se13-d&ds 80 Trustees. :
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10th and California. Streets.

tors,
Phone Main 1923.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
PRICE, $1JJOO.
Bungalow style house: rooms and bath: l
IT. frout with unusual planting Of shrubbery.
beautiful little home that may be sold on
easy terms.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.
PRICE. $3.50.
Very conveniently located; well built. 3-story
steam heat; garage for two cars; owner-occu-
pant.
Mr.. 18th AND NEWTON.
SEMI ,OOO
ing room and kitchen; second door. bedrooms
porch; third floor, 2 bedrooms; hardwood floors.
cleo. h.w.h.. instantaneous water heater and
metal weather strips.
SOUTHEAST.
PRICE, ONLY $500
Beautiful six-rOom house, colonial style :;
newly decorated throughout; Immediate pos.
session.
NEARBY MARYLAND.
PRICE. s1O.5OO.
Suburban home, bungalow style. very large
rooms: modern improvements: acres of ground
1rCltlnS oLU L OIL newly uAcau1mIbeO
young orchard, plenty Of flowers and shrub
berry. Inspect this at once.
lust OFF N. CAP. ST.
PRICE 49, 100
rooms and bath, colonial style: front and
rear porches: room for garage; very easy terms
arranged and possession given by owner.
Mr.. 10Th AND IRVING.
PRICE, $1,000.
Thoroughly modern home just listed for
quick sale. 6 large rooms and bath. with all
the latest improvements. This Is q bargain.
Mr.. MASS. AVE. EXT.
PRICE. 5000.
This section Is rapidly increasing In value.
Frame house. 8 rooms. baths and attic; good
heating plant. cleo: 2-story double garage;
large lot and 00-ft. we'll. Naval officer leaving
city will sell on attractive terms, .., :.
INC,
on Real Estate Board.
Phone Main 1923.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The undersigned. trustee. will offer for
sale at public auction at THREE O'CLOCK
P. NJ. on SATURDAY, SEPT. "a, 1921. in
front of the dwelling house. on the land here
matter described. the following property: 24O.3
acres together with lot of personal property.
This farm is located in Montgomery county.
Nd, near Laytonsville. and about half-mile
from the pike leading from Laytonsville tc
Gaithersburg. is improved by large s-room
dwelling house, corn house. granary. new bar
rack harm, Groom tenant house and other
buildings. Property now in possession Of Chas.
F. Windham. For further information apply
to the undersigned.
ALBERT NJ. BOUIC. Trustee.
sel7IS2ls Rockville Nd.
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FOR sAIz-aousEs FOR sA1E-HousEs

FOR sA1z-HousEs !, FOR SALE HOUSES.
----- Co.ta1ea - Continued
S.> MeKEEVER & GOss, 1--2.
81 Realtors
I4o5 Eye St -, Main 4752.
NEW HOUSES, BUILT BY SMALL ~ = y
Al 4th AND UPSHUR STS.-ONLY ONE LEFT.
- CONCRETE Fk0NT AND
MODERN
and
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14o5 Eye St Main 4752.
DOWNTOWN N.W.-$1 $500. New Hampshire Ave-$4,85o
wit1
Wit sas as asa for sss % aas. n s fs buy either " home Investment
date possession =. = ~ ~ ~~ - &
Downtown NW.-S1z5oo Chevy >Chase-$o,5oo
Cd Rasonsb % % Th price
N"" g e'' Main '"''' Nv y M ~ '
Mount Peasant-$14z5o. ~ ]~,
An hmew with front Chevy Chase-$I26oo.
decorated possession; $500
80 80 McKEEVER & GOSS,
1905 EyeSt - Main Azs2 49,
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$I5,5oo.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Attractive home, located west of Conn. ave. ::
contains . rooms and 2 baths: also servant .
room In attic; every modern convenience VA
CANT
$4,000.
West of I4th Street.
South of Crittendon at: sem,-detsched
porch on End floor: hardwood floors and trim
hot-water heat. electric lights; owner leaving
city will give possession.
$4,000.
Saul's Addition. M
Almost new detached residence; contains 8
attreet:ve rooms and bath: hot.water heat !:
electric lights; owner occupant.
$4,000.
Takoma Park, D. C.
You seldom have an opportunity to secure
modern home located in u large grove Of oak
trees at moderate price; this home contains
rooms and bath; heated by hot water: cleo
tric lights; large lot; beautifur shade
$3.50.
Columbia Heights.
Near 18th and Harvard streets; q 2.story and
cellar residence rooms and bath; hot water
heat; hardwood floors; GARAGE.
VIM. H. SAUL
1893 K St. NV. &C..
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Near 10th and Monroe Streets.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors,

Real
1884 H Street NV.
KALORAMA RID.
PRICE, $4,000.
Three story brick home. having II large
rooms and . baths. with modern improvements;
located between Col. road and Conn. ave-
! Possession in 30 days.
NEAR 18th AND S SITS.
PRICE. $3.50
quick sale Of Groom and bath, 3-story brick;
in good condition: very easy terms
CLEVELAND PARK.
REDUCED TO s15.7JO.
Unquestionably the best Offering in this 10,
rear porches. hardwood floors. elec.. h.w.h.
and other up to-date improvements. In perfect
condition.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
DETACHED-$9.jOO
Attractive suburban home. detached, on lot
Fear garage. House has rooms and bath.
modern heat and light. and is in perfect con-
clifton. Owner has left this country and wants
quick sale. Very easy terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE. $11.5OO.
Best location. near 14th and Columbia road.
8 rooms. . baths. h.w.h.. elec.: room for ga
rage. Possession and convenient terms.
GEORGETOWN.
PRICE. $500.
Large corner brick house, containing 10
rooms and bath. Owner will sell on very small
cash payment and make easy terms. or will
consider exchange for other property. East Of
Wisconsin, north of U.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
PRICE, $15.5 800
Detached bungalow Of hollow tile and cement
construction. rooms: baths; all the latest
improvements and built-in garage. One block
from Conn. ave.
BLOOMINGDALE.
PRICE, 81. $50.
Exceptionally low-priced home: large rooms
and bath; good sized rear yard to paved alley.
Now vacant and in fine condition. 81 600 cash
and easy monthly payments.
HEDGES & Mi
Members of Washingt
IRA H Street NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

IN CLEVELAND PARK-r0URTEEN-RoO
house.. four baths sleeping porch. garage. two
cars: garden. chicken yard fruit trees. dow
ers. shrubbery; hree-quarters Of an acre; ideal
dress Box 340-L, Star office. 20e
BETHESDA. MD-SEvEN ROOMS. BATH.
hOt-water heat, gas and electricity; In excel
lent condition; one-third acre; immediate pos
session. ~
., II. L. LEWIS. ,..
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TOHN- W. THOMPSON & CO.,
SoI 18th Street NV.
incorporated

Bel 18th Street NV.
Near 18th and Newton Streets.
Two-story brick dwelling. 6 rooms: hot
water heat; electric lights: in desirable Sec
fion: good lot improved with brick garage.
Price, $500.
Near I4th and Newton Streets.
Beautiful dwelling Of rooms and bath To-
Gated in attractive section Of Mt Pleasant
House attractively arranged. containing all
modern improvements, including h0t-water heat
and electric lights: good lot to q paved alley.
Reduced in price to s., 500.
Near 10th and Monroe Streets.
Modern dwelling Of 10 rooms and bath ;
every modern improvement and convenience, IN
cluding hot-water heat and electric light. Ex-
ceptionally desirable location. Price, $l2,O ,OOO.
For Sunda
Call Mr.. Hall, Main I477,
JOHN w. THO
-Incor'
S2I 18th Street NV.
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p.,.. -, 80, E.soo;e 3 Z 8. z. 1,....
latent improvements; buy now and have house
finished to .snit' yod; terms: BCILDER. Ad-
dress Box 2O1-L, Star once. =. 19s
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FOR SALE-H0UsES FOR sALE-HOUsEs
HERE ARE THE BEST HOME VALUES TO. BE FOUND
IN WASHINGTON. IT WILL PAY YOU TO
INVESTIGATE THEM.

Price, $3.50. Price, $500.
@ %
double
Price, SI2,5oo. Price, $Io,5oo.
ali
Our homes Varnum just west of 10Th ST.. which
being completed They built in three styles
detached, semidetached and attached-and contain
roms, baths with marble shower and built-n tub
sleeping and breakfast hotwater heat electric
light and all things requisite homes of high character
and individuality Our sample home street
is open daily and Sunday.
L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS,
100 Colorado Building. 14h and G Sts NV.
Mail 7I66.
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IAth ST. HEIGHTS.

14th ST. HEIGHTS.
1856 Taylor street NV. Beautiful tapestry
brick. large, bright rooms; hot-water heat.
electricity; sleeping porch; back yard with
built-fn garage; large concrete porches. front
and rear; hardwood floors. A charming home
that can be handled on very reasonable terms
and immediate possession given.
GEORGETOWN-$7,I5o.
Choice residential section. Colonial brick 81
6 rooms and bath. Fine condition throughout.
Front and rear p0rches. Large lot with Pear
garage. Small cash payment and balance like
rent. Immediate possession.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$4,000.
An exceptional value in a choice location.
Beautiful s-story brick having. 10 spacious
rooms. tiled baths. h;-w;h.. elec.; large
Reasonable terms can be arranged.
PETWORTH-$7,35o.
Strictly modern colonial house Of rooms
having sleeping porch and all modern i'm
provements. In excellent condition through
out Large yard with room for garage. Rea-
HARRY,I. CHEW,
Main 1910. ao5 Continental Trust bldg.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Beautiful detached home Of rooms and
hath: porches: concrete cellar under entire
house: hot-water heat: electric lights. good
located near the Circle and surrounded by
high-class homes. Price, $1,000: terms: Inn
mediate possession.
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FESSENDEN ST.
WEST CHEVY CHASE.

Park View.
houses. fronting the Soldiers Home
grounds and Park place; stories and
cellar; rooms and tile bath; colonial
- front porch; hot-water heat, electric
n lights; hardwood trimmed. Owner occu-
! pant will give immediate possession.
Mt. Pleasant.
g. 35OIwir buy three-story. 10room dwell
ing: furnace. electric light: lot 2ox102;
1.i-ft. alley. Occupied by owner. 1mme-
diate possession. Attractive terms.
Washington Circle.
80. 50o-A decided bargain A 3-story brick
dwelling located in a most convenient
and desirable section. There are 8
rooms. modern bath. hot-water heat and
running water on 3rd floor This prop
erty can be sold on very reasonable
terms. Prompt possession given.
Near Dupont Circle.
$1s0O0-It will be difheult to duplicate this
house at the above price. 1t contains
13 large. we'll arranged rooms. baths,
hot-water heat. electric lights. For FUR
ther particulars phone ofhce.
STONE &
NJ oooo
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Main I477.

Near 10th and Columbia Road.
Attractive home Of rooms with all modern
improvements: on attractive street convenient
to car and bus lines; steam heat. and electric
light. Price, $4,000.
Near 18th and Columbia Road.
Large modern home located on large deep
lot; house contains 10 rooms. all modern i'm
provements, including hot-water heat and cleo
tric lights. Terms can be arranged. Price,
10Th and California Streets
Located in one Of the finest sections of
Of 12 rooms and baths: heated with hot
water and lighted by electricity; house excep-
tionally well constructed. Reduced In price to
800. '
, inspection
between 10 and IL o clock.
MPSON & CO.,
,orated----
Main I477.
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A Bargain Home :,
That Must Be Sold at Once.

: FTlCe, .S7s5OO.
I3I7-D St. NE. 80
A colonial brick home. built Just before the
war, Of the very best material and 10 In per.
feet condition now.
Hardwood floors on both floors; electric
lights; h.-wh. Front and rear double porch
screened.
This is an opportunity that you should not
overlook.
Terms.
L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS.
7O6 Colorado Bldg.
Main 7166. 14th and G SITS NV
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.

TAKOMA PARK MD BLOOMINGDALE-
$500 Thoroughly modern HALF BLOCK OF PARK
e A
-
FESSENDEN ST. COLUMBIA RID.
WEST CHEVY CHASE. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
9Th AND FLA AVE. NE. ST. NEAR 1st NV.
month. Fnec colonial
heats yard.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 New York Ave. NV. Main 5o8253o8
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FOR SALE-FOCR-STORY RESIDENCE.
Washington Heights; immediate possession; II
rooms; Anil; two tiled baths: cellar under
hail. dressing room. buffers pantry aud kitch-
en- on first floor: front and rear stairways. fire.
places; large yard to alley; $500 cash; bal
ance on terms. An excellent opportunity to
buy u home at the right price. Address
OWNER.
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V ST. NEAR 1st NV.
STONE & FAIRFAX, Realtors.

NFAA, KealtOrS.
Cleveland Park.
$13, 500-within one square from Conn. ave
Bungalow containing Z rooms and bath.
hot-Water heat and electric lights; ga
rage. Must be seen to be appreciated
Attractive terms.
New Hampshire and N.
ST., a,OOO-Two-family apartment: one contains
rooms and bath. the other rooms and
bath. Live In one and rent the other.
Separate furnaces. Very good terms.
Columbia Heights.
ST., OO0-A splendid three-story brick resi-.
dence close to 18th st. rooms and
bath; hot-water heat: very deep lot to
wide alley. Immediate possession
Terms.
Washington Heights.
s1s. o50-A well built residence containing II
rooms and baths; steam heat; electric
lights: garage; newly papered. Reason
able terms.
FAIRFAX,
1912 New York, Ave.
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$4,000:
Riverdale. MARYLAND.
Another beautiful home. with an abundance
Of shade; contains 8 rooms and bath; heated by
hot water: electric lights; city improvements;
lot 40 feet wide and faces on two streets.
$6,8oo. ..
Holmead Manor.
A tw0-story and cellar colonial-type brick
residence; contains 9 rooms and bath; hea ted
by hot water; electric lights owner occupant
$1,000.
High View.
Colonial type brick residence: 8 rooms and
bath: front porch: sleeping porch; convenient
to two car Lines; owner occupant.
$6,25o.
Two-Family House.
Only one left; splendid investment or home
two complete apartments: 8 rooms and bath on
each floor; two-story back porches; room for
$4,25o
$1,000.
Two Colored Homes.
Located west of 18th street northwest: both
are brick and contain rooms: will he sold on
reasonable terms.
lDERS & CO.,
-. Telephone Main 1916.
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TOURS.

AUTOMOBILE WEEKEND TOURS; CAMPING
points; your destination. Phone Col. 1884 after
G n NJ
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SOUTHEHST

A corner house near navy yards rooms
reception hall and bath; latrobe heat. gas.
sight. cellar; newly decorated throughout and
q really attractive home. Price. $3.50: rea
sonable terms.
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FOR COTORFD

TNJN NOLONED.
On r. 1. ave. near the Y. W. C. A.-9 rooms
deep lot; newly papsred: very easy terms. -.
Sth vt. INV. near. C-6-room and batf
brick. Price. 50. 800. Easy terms.
ST. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. NV roomi
and bath; deep lot to alley. Price. $500.
acres. perfectly level and cleared; beautf
fully located on macadam pike In Vienna, Va
80 minutes from L. g. Treasury; very cheaI
aud can be bought for cash terms.
We have quite humber Of houses in all. sec
tions Of the city and suburbs. prices from
e. 800 uu
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West Chevy Chase.
Near car line: 8 large rooms: modern: excel
lent condition: large lot: garage: garden; /;
chicken lot; reasonable for quick sale. Cleve-
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RIGGS PL.
JUST WEST OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
A STRICTLY MODERN. UP-ro-DATE
SMALL HOME IN A HIGH-CkASS ENVIRON
MENT: AVAILABLE FOR POSSESSION WITH
IN 80 DAYS, FROM OWNERsOCCUPANT.
THE HOUSE CONTAINS PARLoR. DINING
ROOM. KITCHEN. LIVING ROOM. NURS-
ERY, BEDROOMS. EXTRA LARGE SLEEP
ING PORCH. HOT-WATER HEAT, ELEC-
TRIO LIGHTS ELABORATE FIXTURES).
AWNINGS AND SCREENS FOR WHOLE
HOUSE; GARAGE. y
CRITICAL. INSPECTION INVITED. PER.
TERMS, ETC, SEE
GEO. 7. WORTHINGTON L SON.
WOODWARD BLDG, EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
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$500. Only $500 cash. Thoroughly modern
beautiful home of 5 large rooms and tiled bath
in this select suburban section Near cars and
stores. Large front and rear porches. Lawn,
possession.
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$I3,5oo.
Chevy Chase, D. c.

MEMBERS WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
Evening star., 1921-09-18
514-15-16 Bond bldg.
14th and New York av
Main 40

BOOl n > HOME DAN1AlNO >
$4.OO0-New Jersey ave-; 8-rm.. bck, b. garage.
S435O-1st st. near P; q rms, bath.
S., OOO-Silver Spring: rms. bath; big lot.
s., 600 Lexington; 7-rna. brick: b.: room auto.
s.. 5.OOO-Near Agri. Dept: 10 rms. bck.; bath.
s., ,5OO-9th near G me-; rms, bath: cellar.
s.. 5.5OO-7th near e; store. rms. bath.
81, ,5O0-Sth ne. near X; 8 rms, b.: double gar
$S,5O0-E nr. Union STA; rms, bath. cellar.
s., ,75O-3rd ne. near X, rms, bath, etc.
81. .OOO-S. c. ave.. z rms. garage; fine home.
50, 8,OOO-AnacOstia, store and dwlg., on electric.
Sc. 500-D st. near 4th ne; rms and bath.
81, 7,OOO-Mt: Pleasant, rms, b.. eel. furnace.
S7.350-Perry st. mr.. 14tn NV, s r., elec.. CUR.
81, ,S50-Kiefer pl.; 6 rms, bath; vacant.
Sc, ,85O-store and dwls.; Iowa Circle; 10 rms.
Ss, s,9OO-Hobart pl.; 6 rms. elec.. bath. garage.
$12, 5O0-Risgs st. and 18th NV: 10 rms, b.
ROLAND C. BOOTH,
01S NV. Franklin 27O2.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED TO BORROw-S5OO AT ONCE:
gflt-edged security and good interest offered.
Address Box 273-L. Star ONCE.
ARMY MAN permanently stationed in Wash
ington wants to borrow 500 on personal note
at reasonable interest. Will repay SIS month
ly. References. Address Boz 2256-L. Star Of
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Moving
LITTLEFIELD, ,ALvORD&CO.

wANTED.RErURN LOAD. FOR s,s-Ton
Packard van, September 20, to New York.
Hartford. Conn.,; Boston. or points en- route:
all shipments covered by insurance: references
furnished. Notify by wire: HARTFORD DIS
PATCH AND TRUCKING CO., Hartford,
Conn