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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-31

May 9, 1920, the articles being signed by Gov. Riggs, Dr. Neuman and himself. He described the work of opening up the Alaska Museum and the source of it's exhibits, some of which were specimens stored in the Executive building, the Eskimo collection of Dr. Neuman, kindly loaned by the latter for exhibition purposes to the Museum, and of which one-quarter was later pur- chased by the Association, and oth- CT specimens which have been pre- sented from time to time by per sons interested in safekeeping for the Territory objects of historical interest Much interest, he said. had been shown both in Alaska, and by people in the States, in the Mn scum. Since the Museum was first opened late last summer, more than 900 visitors have registered in the book kept for that purpose and more than 100 persons have visited without registering.
 Ue lltillUcI SHlp llSt, le Sdlu, uOW numbers 1SS, including two fellows, 96 active, and 86 Associate Members and four Honorary Members. A larger. membership and a greater spirit of cooperation, he declared, is necessary by the people of Alaska to enable the Association to func- tion properly and the Museum to serve its purpose.
 Should Asquire Collections
 Rev. Kashevaroff declared that the Territory should acquire cer- tain collections of historical value before they go into alien hands. If Dr. Neuman moves his collection from the Alaska Museum" he stated i've will lose the most valuable and most interesting part of the whole museum There are still few rare specimens of the Thlinket native work still left in Southeastern Al aska which we desire very much to acquire. These will remain in Alaska only so long as the older men who still have sentimental interest in them are alive. Just as soon as these men pass away the younger heirs will dispose of the collection to the first white man who bids high enough for them These rare specimens are valuable and when they pass out of Alaska they can never be duplicated This is true of all the specimens we have in our collection.
 "To acquire these we need the support of every true Alaskan. The entire collection, in time not far distant. will be the pride of the Territory and will be the means of teaching the younger generation more of the history of Alaska than any publication we can get out The lack of funds will soon be 2 thing of the past when we make the historical exhibit tell its story eloquently. By cooperation we car do much to develop the techique O
 eloquent historic presentation ant so help historical musemus keeI abreast of museums of art ant | science
 Refreshments Served
 Following the addresses. delicious
 cake and punch were served to thu visitors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-31
ANNUAL INSTALLATION
 CEREMONIES WEDNESDAY

High jinks are scheduled for next Wednesday night at the Annual h. stallation Ceremonies of the Elks' Lodge All the new officers elected several weeks ago, are to take office on that night According to the committee in charge of affairs, a very appropriate program is to be given and large crowd is being prepared for.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-31
ALASKA MUSEUM AIMS EXPLAINED
 TO LEGISLATORS
Gov. Riggs and Other Speak CTS Tell Lawmakers Pur-
 poses of Association.


 the Territorial Legislature, the Al aska Historical Association last night entertained in the Museum galleries and the rooms of the Al aska Bureau of Publicity. The rooms were well filled with visitors, many of whom saw the exhibits on dis play in the Museum for the first time and were treated to graphic description by Dr. Daniel s. Neu- man of many of the curios of Els kimo origin dating back to the stone age of that race.
 The Eskimo exhibit in the Mu- scum, largely the personal property of Dr. Neuman collected by him during ten years residence in the Far North, forms the greatest part of the collection and is one of the most valuable of it's kind in exis- tence. The history and uses of many of the most rare specimens were related by Dr. Neuman.
 Gov. Riggs Opens Meeting
 The visitors were welcomed by Gov. Thomas Riggs in a short talk in which he told of the aims of the Association and it's connection with the Museum. He spoke of the ser vice which could be obtained from such an institution if it were sup ported in an adequate manner. Some results have already been derived from the Museum which benefited the Territory in a material sense. he said, and cited an instance in which a sample of quartz from the vicinity of Fairbanks, sent to the Museum, had been brought to the attention of visitor and subsequent ly assayed, would lead to an exam ination of the property being made in the near future Development of the Nixon Fork quartz properties in the Kuskokwim district. he said, could be traced to the Museum.
 The Association has appealed to people in every section of Alaska he said, to send exhibits of every kind of natural resources found within it's borders for display. With hundreds of visitors at the Museum every season, such exhibits, he de- clared, cannot but lead to inquiries for detailed information which even tually would result in development. The Association, he said, had been disappointed at the failure to re- spond of many of those to whom it's requests and suggestions were sent,
 Needs Membership
 The Association, he said. has not been able to accomplish everything it had desired to do, but it had been limited in it's work by made Quate funds. Its membership, at the present time. is small and re- ceipts from that source are insuf- ficient to carry on work on a large scale. The big need, he said, is for larger membership in all sec tions of Alaska. Under the by laws. towns all over the Territory can organize branches of the Asso- citation and establish branch mu, seums. The Legislature, he said, had been asked for an appropria- ton to aid in furthering the Asso ciation's efforts.
 Tells of Organization
 Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff. Secretary of the Association and Curator of the Museum, told briefly of the or ganization and incorporation of the Alaska Historical Association on
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-31
MATHEWS ON WAY INSIDE

Joe Matthews, one of the best known interior transportation men, passed through Juneau yesterday on the Princess Mary on his way to St. Michael He is with the White Pass and Yukon Route and has charge of the shipping at St. Mich ael for up river points.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-31
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Now Bound North No boats northbound.
 Scheduled SaiIings NORTHWESTERN leave Seat tie April 2. CITY OF SEATTLE leaves Se- attle Saturday. JEFFERSON scheduled to leave Seattle April 3. ADMIRAL WATSON leaves Se- tie April 6.
 Southbound Sailings ALAMEDA southbound Apri! 5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-31

ARE YOU getting your costumes ready? For what? For the Mas querade Ball, April l, Moose Hall.
 adv.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

TAKOMA PARK, u. c.
Beautiful detached house on lot 75x
900. There eight large rooms and
modern bath: newly papered and in fine
shape: electricity. gas, etc: fruit trees. grape
vines. etc. VIII sell at sacrifice price, having
purchased another home. Address Box 349- 4.
Star office.
III 18th SE.-SIN-ROOM BRICK. ONLY
81. $50.
bldg, 140B G NV. bet. 1870 and IL 30 am.
FOR SALE-NEAR CONGRESSIONAL Ii
brary: SIX rooms: brick; immediate possession.
Price. $4,000. Address RoS 15-T. Star office.
FOR SALE-FOUK SQUARES FROM 17th
and Pa. ave-; rooms: brick; bath: hot-water
heat: electric light; one-car garage: corner
property. Price. 100000. Substantial cash
payment desired. Address Box lit, Star
Evening star., 1921-10-05
Attention, Home BUYERS!

Attention, Home Buyers!
If you are in the market to buy home. you
cannot afford TO make a purchase without first
seeing the list Of desirable properties that we
have for sale. We do not build houses. nor do
we offer you houses in which we are financially
interested. therefore are in u position to
show you houses in any location in which you
might wisl, to locate and also give you the
very lowest prices. Owners wishing to sell for
one reason or anotheT-some leaving the city,
others desirous Of making q quick sale on ac-
count Of mortgages becoming due-list their
properties with us. You will be pleased with
our up-to-date method of presenting properties.
You will find 1t to your advantage to make an
appointment with one Of our salesmen to take
you in his automobile to show them to you.
We are in q position to finance the purchase
for those who are not able to pay all cash and
look after the title and preparation Of papers
for the purchaser. We offer advice and service
that will be of great value to those buying.
Write, call or phone Main 1892 Main 1888.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
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7. DALLAS GRADY,
Realtor.

Immediate Possession. Irving Sire. . riwest
Central Northwest Section. Off Sixteenth Street
Eight large This property contains
cepton hall and buffers two apartments. 1st
pantry Hotwater heat floor S rooms bath and
and electric lights This porch. End floor rooms
property is VA bath and porch with
CAM and perfect finished
condition Just Off car Separate cellars, hot
line. water heating plant and
Price, S12,5oo laundry trays for each
Easy Terms. apartment
Price, SI25oo.
,,,,7~ Easy Terms.
miDetached-Vacant. Massachusetts, Ave- Nor+l,.
- m1ueL" oa plleA dlu Between 5th and 9TH Sts.
dwelling containing six looms and b,th o.
rooms. reception hall, c,ned hy n,onthIv ten
bath, electric lights and ant THIS nronerty vii;
lot"atel ned Noionldi make good downtown
iront poea ruH Wiotn VI home and is also valu-
Price, $500. Pr;ce 6 75o
$50 Cash s5OO Cash
For further particulars and appointment to inspect
See
l. DALLAS GRADY,
No 141o H Street NV. Room No. 3o2 Phone Main ~
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$13,5oo.
CONNECTICUT AVE

NON N EO IOC AV Z.
One-hslf acre land; 100 #. front; Conn.
ave.; detached dwelling: steam heat: cleo; .
car garage; splendid location: valuable for
business purposes. An opportunity that should
not be overlooked
Evening star., 1921-10-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
1906 H St. NV.

$1,000.
NORTHWEST BARGAIN.
Corner house; stories and attic; rooms.
2 baths: built-in shower; h.-w.h.: cleo: oak
floors; screens; front and rear porches; garage.
$3.50.
NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS.
tile bath; b.-w.h.: cleo: front and yea;
porches; lot 20xl35 to l5-ft alley. Terms.
81 500 cash.
$4,000.
Mr.. 18th AND COL. RID.
Exclusive locality; large rooms, reception
h..w:h:: eiec.; 2-car stone garage; splendid
condition.
$4,000.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Detached dwelling. Terms. $500 cash:
easy monthly payments. large rooms: tile
bath: sleeping porch; open fireplace: h-w.h:
elec.: large front porch; nne lot. Immediate
possession. See at once.
$4,000.
CHEVY CHASE.
Bungalow; only one square west Of Conn
ave.; = attractive rooms. tile bath, attic
h.-w.h.; elec.; hardwood floors; large front
porch; perfect condition; immediate possession
Owner leaving city. must be sold At once.
SII,5oo.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Detached home; rooms: bath: shower:
steam heat: elec.: screened sleeping porch:
awnings: metal weather stripped: slate roof:
perfect condition throughout: garage to mate.
house: lot 46I1O0. Owner occupant will max
terms.
PHELPS.
OF HOMES
11o6 II -. y "
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FOR sA1E-HoUsEs


sIX-ROOM BRICK. THOMAS ST. NV: a
splendid buy for $500; 81 900 down. Worm
investigating.
It's on O ST. NV: ten-room brick. A good
| rooming house for $500; 5000 down. I'M
mediate possession.
Twelve-room brick. ami. near ear Lincoln ~, ON
daSn hssk; san ane n4r corner mer,b property; $' ~
]. w. Holloway Co.,
Franklin ses. ITO F st. NV.
STZ ROOMS BATH. BASEMENT. TWO GA
DISTINCT REALTY CO.. s44 D st. NV.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE NEAR 18th Z. AZ AND T.. i,
SITS. NV; all modern convenences; sSooo essh' ~
BY OWNER. y
MUST SELL AT ONCE.
Unusually attractive and well built house OF
nine rooms and bath: located on 81. NV; pe. R,.
18th and 18th stS.; within two squares OF Du-
if desired. = ddress Box s1s.A. Star Office IL
Detached Home.
Saul's Addition.
floors, hot-wa;er heat, electric light. beamed
ceiling in dining room. attic plumbed for heat
ing porch across entire south ftSat 1eet Mde
Price just reduced. Terms.
POSSESSION
NATIONAL REALTY CO.. INC,
Bond Bldg. Main 1s0l.
CLOSE TO 10th ST.
Only l Left; II Sold.
Best Value in Washington.
Semi-detached; 8 large rooms: two complete
baths: fioered attic: two screened sleeping
room: heated garage breakfast porch: instan-
taneons water heater: expensive lighting fix
tures: beautiful fireplace: heavy OAK hoors;
tion. Easy terms.
Ills Irving st. NV. Open daily.
Mt Pleasant cars to Irving st. and walk
half square west:
Union Trust Bldg. Phone Main 16S.
5 BARGAINS.
Semi Detached.
18th ST. near Kenyon: 10 rooms. bath: hot
water heat. electric lights. In perfect condi-
tion. Price. $4,000. Reasonable terms.
Vernon st. between 18th and 10th: 12 rooms.
. baths; hot-water heat: 2-car garage. Price,
$4,000. Reasonable terms.
semi-Detached
Clifton st. west Of 14th; 10 rooms. baths:
hot water heat: in perfect condition Price.
$4,000. Reasonable terms.
Mt. Pleasant; semi-de,ached: $500 block of
18th ST.; 8 rooms; baths; hot-water neat ean
electric lights. Price reduced TO Sl4''oo
Terms.
Meridian ST. near 14th; 6 rooms and bath;
electric lights: deep lot to wide alley. Price
only 5000. Terms
Detachsd in the vicinity of Park rd.: S
rooms and bath: hotwater heat: 2-car garage.
Absolutely pre-war price.
The F. H. Smith Company,
SIS 18th St. NV.
Main 6464.
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$4,000.
PARK ROAD

decided bargain. Three-story colonial brick
dwelling: 9 rooms, . baths: h.-w.h.. electric
ity; 2 rear porches; instantaneous heater; avn
ings; screens; hardwood floors; garage.
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Mt. PLEASANT.
GOOD INVESTMENT.

GOOD INVESTMENT MT. PLEASANT.
hea7 Aeractv semid tach ten
S fast vns Business Square % @
n
be vacant II a few
CLEVELAND PARK.
Attractive detached room and threebatl home,
located Macomb hot-water heat, electric lights,
front and double poce hardwood floors and trim,
nclosed sleeping porch. buitn garage; home equipped
with and awnings and metal weathersrpped.
Price, SEQ 500. Terms
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. MASS. AVE. NV.
bathbu
low ho
mi!n hea
nodern all
large
dat prscsson be
nlnel
H. L. RUS
oI, 18th ST. NV. Main 6SSS.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

Attractive. semi-det ached teu-room and two
bath home: steam heat. electric light; located
on Irving st. west Of 18th, within one-half
square OF line. Large front porch. I'M
mediate possession. House in excellent cond-
ton Price. S13. so. Good terms.
Evening star., 1921-10-05
O. B. ZANTZINGER.

O. B. ZANTZINGER.
i. .LTOR.
If you are a prospective buyer. and are
si6cesely seeking a house. Just iphone for an
listings- IN HI sections Of city and suburbs.
We lavn force Of capable. courteous sales
best .of service in fudng yeur home.
II you wish to dispose Of your home, write
or phone our ONCE Tor listing hig @ engaSement, n
that may find your property tpst the place they
We make ali settlement. between seller and
purchaser in our office. Our cars always at
OLE 10th St. Wv. Main ss71:
EVERY ONE ARE SELECTED BUYS. WE
HAVE HOMES o. siI n ph45rs Akt SECTIONS
Mass. Ave. Heights, near Wis; and Mass:
ares.-Lovely 7-room and a-ba,h home: 4
hardwood floors and trim; h.-w. heat and elec !:
reception hall; garage: $4,000; terms ar
ranged.
heat and cleo: sleeping porch: newly papered
and screened: garage; ami; $4,000; s4,0o
cash, bal. arranged.
ami: double garage; $4,000; $4,000 cash.
Cleveland Park-Attractiye 7-room and bath
brick; sleeping porch and breakfast porch:
h.-w. heat cleo; hardwood floors and trim:
Duilt-ln garage slo'o s-'oVV cash' paiahce
arranged.
Petworth-Dandy Groom and hath home In
beautiful location: tapestry brick; semi-de-
tached: h.-w. heat; elec.: ami. To see 10
to appreciate. Only s11.500; $500 cash, $50
per month.
Mt Pleasant-well built home near 14th
ST: 10 rooms and bath; elec.: hardwood
trim: garage and barn; lot 50x1O0: a bargain
at s11,5OO; s.. 500 cash; terms arranged.
18th St. Heights-In this new and valuable
loca ton: semi-bangalow; s rooms. reception
hall and bath: h.-w. heat; cleo: hardwood
floors and trim; convenient features; double
garage: ami; corner lot. beauty at
S13 600: 81. 600 cash. bal. arranged t5SS61.) }
O. T. ZANTZINGER, Realtor,
912 10Th st. NV. Main S371.
Evening star., 1921-10-05
CLEVELAND PARK.
SI2,5OO.
SI.3,5OO.

An attractively planned and well-built home
Just of Conn. ave, with 2-car garage; frame
rooms reception hall and bath; moderuly
equipped With hot-water heat, electricity and
gas: hardwood floors and trim: large front
porch. Immediate possession. Terms.
Evening star., 1921-10-05
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.

:. BOSS &
Telephone Main 1870.
$3.50.
MT PLEASANT.
West Of 10th st. and norsh Of Park I'd. 10
rooms. bath; electricity; modern heat; splen-
$500.
OPP. GOVT PARK.
Comparatively new: 9 rooms. tile bath: in-
closed sleeping porch: hardwood doors; h.-w.h.,
electricity. Owner is anxious to sell.
$4,000.
CORNER PROPERTY.
Located on l4th st.; zone for business; % It.
frontage; rooms, baths; steam heat. cleo
A bargain.
$II,5oo.
KILBOURNE ST.
Semi mi-detached tapestry brick; 9 stories and
attic; outside rooms a bedrooms): front and
2 rear porches; instantaneous heater. h.-w.h.
$4,000.
PARK ROAD.
A decided bargain. Three-story colonial brick
dwelling; rooms, 9 baths: h.-w.h.. electric
ity; 2 rear porches: instantaneous heater; avn
lngs; screens; hardwood floors; garage.
$13,5oo.
CONNECTICUT AVE.
One-haIf acre lsnd. 100 f. 'front.' Conn
Evening star., 1921-10-05
RESIDENTIAL OFFERINGS IN ALMOST EVERY
SECTION OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Priced at Figures That Viii Excite the Attention OF
Thrifty Homeseekers
READ THESE CAREFULLY.

OANEF = LIZ.
1900 Block S St.-SIS,ooo.
16-rnoms and 2-bath brick house: W.,
arranged and In good condition; e-csr "a
rage; price reduced as owner must sell.
Near 10th and Ous-S7,5o
Six and bath hot-water heat.
hardwood trim; room on lot for sarsse'
terms.
GOO Block Princeton St.-SIo,o5o
Seven rooms and hath and and bul.,ia isi. ga;
other wanted features.
Crittenden w. of I4tll-SIo, 900.
Eight rooms and bath. hot-wster heat.
electric light, gas with room lot for
garage.
Close 10th and Col. Rd.-So.ooo.
;,. This Is rery good sieht-r""n Hn and BATH ri,
light and gas: il IS in good condition.
Chew Chase, D. C.-SIo.ooo.
s'reu-room and :-bath br.ck house with
vapor heat. electric light: room for ga
rage: best Of coDditiop.
Woodlev Road-SI6, 500.
trie light: garage and stable: lot 81
by 40.
Heights. Close to I6th-Ss2,5oo.
Here is ,a prOpsrsE with hnr. besntsai hsa.
asked. IL rooms. 3 baths. sleeping
porchcs. front and side porches, hot
water heat. electric light. magnificent
fixtures: porte cocherc, driveway. three
ear garage. with four-room apartment
above: polished hardwood floors lot
'nins son square feet. with beautiful
shade trees and shrulhery. See this al
once a> il ht handled small
amount uf cash.
Near { onn. Ave. and S-SI 800.
In Army aud Nsvr : this desirable
le-room and 2-hath residence: modern
crryoEivac"s and IN hest condition.
New BunSalow-SS.ooo.
t>ca,.Ni Michigan aye. and Perry ST.
ii i;roollsna. il this attractive bHnSa
icw. which il just hcinc completed il
has large rooms and bath one
coer with room for ;wo large attic
roanlS; breakfast alcovr with huilt-n
rahle set: hrcplsee; other huilt-in fea-
yurrS: large lot. high elevation. substap
tally built: ideal in arrangement: others
, sold; only one left.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

Excellent opportunity to purchase cheap
twelve room and two-bath house with % foot
frontage on Pennsylvania ave, In neighbor-
hood fast developing into business. In short:
Business property at residence price. viii
be vacant in a few days. Price, Sll.50O.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

Chevy Chase. D. C.-SI6,5oo.
Eight rosns and bath. with hot-watcr
heat. electric lizh. and garage. :.
pretty residence on large lot. 100 by t'o
feet. in good part of famous suburb.
West Chevy Chase-So.o5o.
1-room and bath semi-bung allow with
hct-water heat. electric light. hardwood
doors screened sleeping porch. Large
Chevy Chase. D. C.-SI4,ooo.
Semi-detached residence of Q rooms and
3 baths, with hot-wate heat. electric
light, garage and many other desired
features.
Chevy Chase. Md.-So,65o.
hot-water heat. gas: large lot with shade
and fruit: double garage: probably the
best raluc in that entire section.
Gallatin St.-Sl1. 900.
Six rooms and bath, hot water heat. elcc-
trio light; splsadidly finished and COM
pi"te in al! appointments: large lot with
room for saras:. beau, flied by hedge and
shrubbery.
Allison St.-So,ooo.
Six rooms and bath. hot.wstcr heat elec-
,rc sh,. coed lot to alley. Property in
Goo Block S. c. Ave. Sc
$1,000.
Eleven-room house with two ha tbs. extra
toilet. hot wa ter heat electric light, gas:
I this Is a beautiful brick house on n cor
ner with large parking at front and
side: $1,000 will handle it,
300 Block S St. S.E.-S7.ooo.
Twslve-room house wifi, : baths. cStra
toilets: a three story br:ck residl-u""
with two upper floors renting for $40 rc:
month: good condition: $1,000 cash.
400 Block 9TH St. S.E.-S6.ooo.
,Nine.rnoni and bath dwelling. with hot
water heat ami other modern features:
large ward: terms 10 snit.
w. Eckington-SIo.5oo
Excellent Sx-roon and bath house: hog
water heat. electric light. paIlu.try
foo.S, stone front porch, meta! sarsSf:
house ID perfect condition.
S St. w. OF \. II. Ave.-S24,ooo.
Snbstant al brick residence of II rooms
and 3 baths. with hot-water heat. cleo
tric lights: excellent in arrangement.
with every feature that marks the mod
cru home; side lot included: Scar garage.
When you buy or when you 81
service of this greater real estate
ALLAN E. WALL
Sales-Loans-F
SI3 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-10-05
CLEVELAND PARK.

Detached home; rooms: bath: shower:
steam heat: elec.: screened sleeping porch:
awnings: metal weather stripped: slate roof
perfect condition throughout: garage TO matc,
house: lot 46x1O0. Owner occupant will max
terms
Evening star., 1921-10-05
CHEVY CHASE.

Attractive semi-detached home in beautiful
condition and most conveniently located:
well planned rooms and baths: hot-water
heat. electricity and gas; hardwood floors
throughout: large lot to alley and garage to
match house. \ better buy ran not be found
at the price.
Evening star., 1921-10-05
Prather & Robinson,
514-l5-16 Bond Building,
14th and New York ave.
Main 40

SELECT LIST HOMES.
CHEVY CHASE RESIDENCES. priced
right, from so, 100 to $2S.50O: possession; !;
terms.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

PETwORTH, NEAR CARS AND SCHOOL
corner-HotIse, 8 rooms and bath: AMI:
porches: newly decorated: now vacant. $1,000
Evening star., 1921-10-05

BOSS PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES
Telephone Main 1870. 1906 H St. NV
Evening star., 1921-10-05

pRESNELi, rARk.
Choice lots for sale. with sewer: lots. S3Oo
to $500; $40 cash. SO per month To reach
nronerty take Wash and Va. cars at 10Th st.
and Pa. ave, get off at Presnell Park, on
property.
One new l-room bungalow for sale; hard
wood floors: all modern convenences; S4.5oO:
small cash payment; $40 per month.
NJ JOHNSON. Sales Manager.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

SIX-RoOM BRICK. THOMAS ST. NV: a
splendid buy for 1900; 81 900 down. worm
Investigating
Evening star., 1921-10-05

NORTH OF MASS AVE; handsome mod
ern stone and brick; 0 r. and b.; electric
light: leased $1.sO0 per annum; owner needs
money, will sacrifice.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

IyNEDLATE PeSSESSIoN-SPRING ROAD
NV near 14th St; rooms, tile BATH gas.
.,ectr.c lights; hot.water heat: hardwood
ilaors: yard in rear to alley: room for garage
Price for quick sale. iSS 800. FLOYD E.
DAVIS, 7th and SITS. NV. Main 353.
1897 33rd ST-SIX-R0OM BRICK. PRICE.
~ 600; easy terms. Main 579. HAYDEN
COLLINS, Continental Trust building.
LARGE HOUSE. EXCEPTIONALLY DEsIR-
.,lowntoyyn section: wonderful future for bust
ness. very low price; 81 900 cash. KEYSTONE
REAL ESTATE CO., 12s 18th st. Main 9S3.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
TAKOMA PARK, Nj

NEAR 18th AND KILBOURNE. MT. PLEAS
amt rooms, bath, shower, 8 porches. maid s
room: beam ceilings; fne decorations: garage.
$11 500,
Evening star., 1921-10-05

Modern house, in splendid condition. having
the advantage Of a southern exposure: 9 rooms
and bath; good heating plant: electric lights:
double rear porches. Terms can be arranged
and possession will be given.