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New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Art Museum
Adds 1928 to
Member Roll
Reduces Deficit and Cost of
Administration in Year
as Paying Contributors
Total Is Raised to 1928
Many Treasures Received
Attendance Of l,Oz3.0O5 in
1921 Is Record. Annual
Trustees Meeting Hears

uSASCS NAtttill1 AIetfs
ne annual report of the trustees Oh
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art. pre-
seh'ed at the yearly meeting Of the
corporation yesterday afternoon at the
museum building. shows growth in vir-
'uaily every department and reduc-
''on IN the 1921 deficit OF 32,773.S7 be-
low that OF 1920. Thirty-seven fellows
o' 'he institution, constituting the cor
poration board and trustees. were ln at.
tendance. Reports were presented BY
t'obert W. DeForest president Of the
nuseum; Edward Robinson, director
and Henry W. Kent, secretary. Payne
Whitney and Georec d. Pratt were
elected t1r'Htees sNi' gilt of valuab,.
paintings ~Nd otler objects of art. fro i
an anonymous donor, was accepted.
lhc cost Of administration for 1921
according to the report. was S76l. .S7297
Whlle the income applicable to it from
an sources, including the appropriation
rom the city, income of the genera
endowment fund, receipts from mem
bcrshlp, admission fees, sales Of pubi-
cations. sc, WIS S559,o0}.os. TIL.
leaves a deficit Of $2OA 1868 90. Com.
pared wiA, the rtficit Of tn, last ycnr
which was S2i3.526.S2. the museum
iecls that 1t has made substantial
Improvement in management.
Paid Attendance increases
Rcductio, of ero,,or,1 o..,,..o. :, 49,,
koon a,1 J''n y, s?'e' a. eApcn''S !" up
enhro,.;,,t; ,,. O'on' 'i,cieaSeu ""''u"
,,a;J 'pC'o' n'ci'ocrsn 'p' Eica'e
from tbe salo of catn,a, a'nI r~i I'D ~
are responsible in part for tho rcduc
ton of the deficit
Since the bcrinninm If last vca,
1923 members havc hnnn adJrd IN thI
basis of money contributions whic(
makes a total of 10 oa3 uavinr MON
bers. Income received from, vow suh
scribcrs was so1.I7o md rnco;nts rrnn
annual cmbrrsh;ns ',,a werc rcrp1s rcnortcd e ~.
sos. .3o5. Seven followe IN nnrnotn;t,.
contributnc 81 COO and tvnntI tnrc,
follows for l;fo ,,.ho con+r;h,'o el oo,
annually baro honr ,daaa IT,, ns, ','V'
Gifts rccc;v"d IN . tb;s "rue'' ,"a, ,"u t|n'
70 so2 ooo '' WIS way "''''"'' '''
II, --r'uY~ rnco,r,;., oc .h ;c.. n,;o,.
nro;ca 'r'os,, ILL.,, o' 1'c'r sla Vs. M'ea""
qIv'aleu ,5a,j peilciacIors. Mrs. otephch y
;si aiS. "i'ess onn va dd "o"leogh'on, OK nc
E'l1 VI -, > ''ooo'ooo' was erected TO TN!
e'ass' hclr names nave bcen addcd t'
nv ,le 'lsI ." 'he 'ao,e' az Ihc cn'rahcc
hrcc honorary fellows Tor llfc Wer'
ciected last year: Miss Lily 5. Plac"
or 'alro. Egypt: James +. Ballard, ano
Miss Gertrude Whiting
Lasted under the heading Of ''ac
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
JOHN ID. THUM

John d. Thum, sixty-eight years old.
Tor many years n member of the War
rcn township committee, died Sunday
at his home in Martinsvillc, n. j. He
was Pythian, and member of the
congregational Church. He is sur
'vivcd by three children and three
brothers
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Rcprcscnt
atvc Rufus Hardy, Democrat, of the
9Th Texas District, announced to-day
chat he would not BE candidate for
reelection. He is serving his eighth
term in the House and is the ranking
Democratic member of the Merchant
Marine Com ID ttoc.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Agreement Reached to Tax
Imports on u. S. Price Rasis

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.--Tentative
agreement was reached to-day by Re-
publican members of the Senate Finance
Committee to assess import duties un-
basis O. the selling price in the Ameri-
can wholesale market Of the imported
article at the time of its shipment to
the United States.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
f"r Benefit of kennedy House
Society Nofes

to-,ne ne george Washington, which sails
55o,morrow 5ol for Europe, will have amono
5ers er pa$Sengers as many we'll known MEM
10 OF society. Among those booked
70 70 sail are Mr.. and Mrs pnh.r+ CooSet
Mss Ms; Raymond T. Baker, her daughter
,sass cas Gloria Baker, and her sons son,
Serh;gIe SsJrge Vanderbilt and Alfred G. Van
Mrs E. Mrs. Clifford Brokaw, Mr.. and
Dan;s nlon Cromwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv yrs'o l; Dana, David T. Dana ir. and
'"'s' l. Chauncey McKeever.
viii Ilf. .s;1 and Mrs. Frederic Foster Carey
tba n' & san to-day on the Megantic for
me. sae West Indies, Panama sI canal and md
south America. '''''' ""a' s"o
rest .nf; i and Mrs. William Curtis Demo
a'e gone to Florida for a month.
e., "t. h. and Mrs. John Thompson spen-
sde)ns;se )nI;e arrived in the city from Phil
.~s.pnla and are at the Hotel ST..
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

ton. When it broke up nc went into
vaudeville and did monologue act.
his home was at 1900 Longfcllow
Avenue, the Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

CAPTAIN ROSWELL S. EDCECOMB
NEW LONDON, Conn, Jan. 16.-Cap-
tam Roswell S. Edgecomb, formerly a
hotei proprietor at Eastern Point. died
TINS morning at his home in Groton
after an illness Of several months.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Musical Morning Well Attended

Nine. Florence Easton, Marie Cham
ise Jose Mardones and Alexander Siloti
we're the artists at Albert Morris Bag
hys musical morning yesterday in the
ballroom OF the Waldorf storia. They
gave an excellent program, which was
enjoyed by the usual large audience.
Among those seen were the Countess
o. Dru, the Duchess of Richelieu, Pris-
slla Countees of Annesley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry White. Mrs. James F. y.
iLianer. Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson,
YRS. William Post. Mrs Lewis 1selin,
yrs. James Lowell Putnam, Mrs. Henry
1Nsrtyn Alexander Mrs. Julien T.
u,,aVies, Mrs. j. Nelson Borland. Mrs.
Henry Fairfield O born, Mrs. Charles
- W Nhltman, Mrs. Clarence Gray Dins-
Mofe, !. .C, Mrs. Lindley NJ Garrison, Mrs.
+ r predeTlcS Pearson, Mrs. James Lenox
panks lS,ao Mrs. Frederick A. Constable,
Ms. N,l Nicholas f. Brady, George Ledlie,
Dunca5 g1rs AdT.enne ,,.a Iselin, Mrs: John P.
Y; u y;.li hun'er NcAlpin Mrs. George ".
W. lche[~ nam. Mrs. Alfred n. Beadleston.
c,.r "l,. 'harles H Sheriff. and Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
ENGAGEMENTS

LEVJ-STERN-Nlrs. Louise Levi. of ia
West s3th st, announces the -Eageinent
of her daughter. Miss Marion Ella Levi.
to Mr.. Harold Melrose Stern, of Holly
wood Calf
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
MRS. MARY p. S. TAPPAN

Mrs. Mary Picrson Spencer Tappan,
widow Of j. Nelson Tappan, died yes
tcrday at hcr residence, 103 Waverly
Place. She was a daughter of the late
Harvey Spencer and for years had
been identified with the old conserva-
tive social regime. She had family
connections in Boston and in Phila-
delphia and in both cities she had a
large circle of friends.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Niss Richards vii, Speak

On Thursday afternoon At 2 O'Clock
lawn one ballroom at Delmonico's. Miss
os"e' IS 81 hicnards will speak at the fourth
=. tne Joyous Hours" enterta;nn,an ~,
:of the benefit OF children's ];hrar; ~
N france and Belgium and in 49,
MOUNTAIN districts of America.
:. AHred Noyes was to have spoken .,
. .nIs meeting. but he will not return
ron England till later.
llckets for the lecture NAV be oh.
s~ned se. rom c. W. How, executive sec.
yGsdiy OF the book committee, at sos
baaaiSo4 Avenue. The proceeds are te
De used in buying books for the MAJ.
slal roch reading room, which the
France. Ing ~ '"e c"'ioren OF
mo-, M'S. John Lewis Griffiths is chair.
Mo- cn o. the committee, and among the
Fr.lohS are Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs
Ssa' n;p klckard. Bishop William T. Man.
Frass', FFrs' Mrs John Henry Hammond
u,a"k A. MunSey, DR.. F.. C. Richardson
CaS.. Co.'S hilbert Fahnestock, Mrs. Lewis
V@~'ry' Mrs. Philip A. S. Frank;n and
''fs- Junius Morgan. 1''0
FOR Benefit of kennedy House
,onr Wm February 3 an auction bridge
F,m1,, m'',,,,iAent. under the direction of Mrs
for f.ll' ~ VIII be held at the Hotel Plaza
Se,.ioae lne benefit Of the Kennedy House
Stree S''em'' at 433 West Forty-third
Il 49, IN the Hell's Kitchen district
smor valuable constructive work
lanra, Lam ooSs and young men. Mrs. T.
rbrd Grpard Of directors, which includes Mrs
,na ssa',es y, Is: Wiggin, Mrs. Daniel Baron
~ ~ Mfs. Frank A. Vanderlip.
h.! ne committee having charce of tbe
grraase IS composed of Mrs. Saunders,
Sin., "iillam Armour, Mrs. willard
Trnl[pkins and Mrs. George P. Coolidee
ts;nos Suies or singles tickets may be OBJ
S;s.e Ssisnea from Mrs. Saunders, 12O East
''N'y-hrst Street, or at the Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Memoriam Notices
may be telcphoncd 10 The Tribune
any time UP TO midnight for in
sertion in the next days paper.
Telephone Beckman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

BOSTON, Jan. lev oodrow Wilson
Sayrc, two and one half-y -yearold grand
son of the former President. in the arms
Of his mother, who was Jesse Wilson,
struck bell IN the old State House at
noon to-day to signal the beginning of
a campaign to raise $4,000 as Massa-
chusetts' share in the $1,000, 900
Woodrow Wilson foundation fund.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Prince dc Bearn ct de Chalas, Coun-
selor Of the French Embassy, will
sail for Europe tomorrow on the
Paris. He is at the Ritz Carlton.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Catllarine Okie
To Be Married
In St. Patrick's
Mrs. Edwin A. Schroeder's
Daughter Is to Become
Bride of Robert Craw-
ford Sd on February l8
witherbee Wedding Plans
1;eutenant Commander Mer.
rill Arrives From Con
stantinoplc This Week

Miss Cstharine st. Clair Okie
s.ughter of Mrs Edwin A. Schroeder.
~ III East Sivty-fourth Street, will
be married to Robert Leighton Craw-
sord Sd on February IS in st. Patrick's :
Cathedral The ceremony will be fol-
lowed BY a reception at the home of
.he brides mother. Mrs. William
leicester Van Leer will be the matron
Of honor. aad the ether attendants
viii be Miss Virginia De Haven, Miss
Marie La Marche. Miss Grace Hen
5ricks. Miss Edith McCoon. Miss Isabel
NacNiin and Miss Franccs Fairchi!d.
Frank Earl Crawford will serve as
his brother Oes, man. and the ushers
will be Philip Rhinelander I'd. John
Wells. Hooker Talcott. Roderick Pellet.
Francis Henderson. James Warren.
Ludlow T Fowler. Charles '. Caesar.
Jarvis Cromwell and Ferdinand Frazier
Jelke Sd, Of Cincinnati.
Miss Louise G.. Witherbee. daughter
o. Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Witherbee.
will be married 20 Lieutenant Com.
:rancer a. Stanton Merrill on Satur-
oav. January 2s AT 4 o'clock in the
chapel of St. Thomas's Church. The
ceremony viii be performed by Bishop
Sidney Partridge. OF Kansas City, as.
sisted by st. Thomas's rector, the Rev.
Dr. Ernest NJ. St;rcs A reception will
oliow in the Louis XV ballroom of
he Ambassador
The bride has selected for her at
endants Mrs. +. II. Withcrbee. matron
Of honor. and Mrs. Reginald NJ. Lewis.
Mrs. George bourne. Mrs. William
Lesher. Miss hilah French and Miss
Dorothy Hancoch.
Lieutenant Commander Merrill is cx-
oectod TO arrive in New York at the
nd of the week from Constantinople.
ylr. and Mrs. Witherbee and their
laughter returned few days ago
'rm their country place at Port Henry
nd arc at the Ambassador.
Ms. Lousc Cromwell Brooks will be
married 10 Nrigadicr General Douglas
iscArthur, the superintendent OF the
United States Military Academy AT
West Point on February IA at FL
Nlrasol, the villa of her mother, Mrs.
/. 7. StotcSbury, at Palm Beach. Fla.
The honeymoon will be passed abroad.
General Macarthur has obtained two
months leave of absence. The engage
ment was announced formally last
SATURDAY,.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Lisa Stillman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph +. Stll,nan, of 35 East
Thirty-ninth Street, and Henry Martin
Dolhemus.
Miss Stllman is a member of the
Junior League and is identified with
10 southampton summer colony set.
She is sister Of the Misses Ruth and
Mildred StlIman and of DR.. Arthur
SuIlman. Her tiance is Il son of the
ate Mir. and Mrs. ienrv Martin Pol
hemus and makes his home with his
sister. Miss Mary polhemus. at 1o4
-sst Forty-siNth Street. He was grad
@ssed from Columbia University, class
=
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. StrawbYidge
arrived in the city yesterday from
Philadelphia and are at the Hotel st.
Regis.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Judge and Mrs William H. Arm
strong lave arrived in the ty from
Philadelphia and are at The Hotel Van
derbilt.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Coe ere at
the Hotel Plaza for a few wcc1s and
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Cowdin have
arrived in town from Tuxedo Park and
are at the same hotel.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings will give
q dinner tonight at hcr house, ss2
Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Mrs. John J. Watson. Mrs. Henry
f. Estabrook and Mrs. Aason l.. Clark
gave small dinners last night at the
Hotel Plaza and afterward took their
guests TO the opera.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Mrs. John Sanford will entertain at
dinner tonight at her home, East
Seventy second Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

iyD. on Wednesday, January ~. at -
q. m: thence to Holy Innocents Roma n
catholic Church. Beverley Road and Easf
nth ST
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

ERLV Suddenly, on January It. 1872
George Erlwein, in his 1sth year Funera
from the residence of his granddaugh-<r
Anna flunn"kc. 81 Carter 81 Eimhursf
l.. l. on Tuesday afternoon. January J.
~ 80 y. m irtermeni Woodiavvn Ccrue
terry. Automobile cort.ge
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
P. f. CARLEY,

m Fr Gi53 F1T ST. NV
So 500-Garage Accessory & Pant Busi
ness uptown, NV: capacity 6O cars: 5-yr
lease: very good income; must sell at sac
rife"
hw.h. Eas: 3-yr. lease; rent. s32.5
S3 20n-G:rOrery & Market ne store :
rooms hath. very good income; rental. with
lease SEQ co.
So 2nO-Grocery 4 Meats sw; rooms &
Earsre: capacity 3 cars: 5-yr. lease; rent
ssn N
So NNl-G rocery. downtown. NV; wonder
ful inrome; rental. with lease. 5000.
81 iOa-GroCery & Meats. sw.: store:
rooms & cellar: must sell at sacrifice: renal
with IesSe. $50 80.
rooms; garage: latrobe heat: gas: stocl
4 fixtures: must sell sacrifice.
81. .oCsIHardware. Paints VarnisheS >
House Furnishings: downtown: 5 rooms
store room: 5-yr. lease: also fixtures. Sto
ut inventory: must sell at sacrifice own
leaving town: rent S1T5.C0.
81, ,SNO-Hotel. Pa. ave. NV; 25 rooms
several baths: good income; rental. wit
lease. 5000 co.
81 J00-Lunchroom, 18TH St NV. dnin-
good bTzines-: lease with rental. sI5a.5n
s3.5JO-Lunchroom, uptown. NV:
several rooms. r-=@''~-'
ell At sacrifice: ovnsr leaving country;
rent. Si25.00.
IN. Fr sl53. SIT = st. ~.
p. F. CARLEY.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
P. F CARfEY-


Ph. Fr. sl53. s6l7 St NV.
s5oo-Lunch Room; at. ne; good In
come: rent, $50
trade; a real bargain; rent $50
A.5o0-Lunch Room; downtown; store, 8
rooms bath; rental, with lease. s10n.
$5,OO0-Lunch Room; downtown: rooms
4 cellar; also furniture; a real bargain:
rental. with lease. SIPS
S,sOa-Movie Hall; Rrightwood; capacity
$50 people twhiteD; doing good business;
rental, with lease, s2T5.
So 2Oo-Roominr House; at. NV; 10
rooms; 3 baths a garage; very good In
come; rent. 500.
So, 250-ROominE House: uptown; good
location; 10 rooms; bath: very good con-
dition: rental with lease. 500.
S2,5O0-Rooming House; Pa. ave. NV: 10
rooms; baths, gas & elec. lights; steam
heat: rental. with lease, $3.50.
s3.OO0-ROoming House: downtown; ~
rooms: baths a 10 extra sinks: h.-w.h. /;
elec. lights; good income; rental, with lease,
500
2.5OO-Rooming House: downtown, is
rooms; baths; gas & elec. lights; heat
furnished: rent. t2nO.
s1.5oo-Sear beer: uptown; good income;
a real bargain: rent, $40.
s.. .OH'-MillinPry.' uptown: excellent loca-
tiOn; rooms, > baths. store and garage;
doing very good business: a real bargain;
must sell at sacrifice; rental with lease,
s277.5O.
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph. FIR s1h3 6l7 st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12

Ph. Fr s153. 6l7 st. NV
ss.OOO-Auto Acressn-v Gas Station
downtown. NV: good location; also very
Eood business: owner retiring; rent. 1928 90.
SJOO--Auto Repair shop, uptown; very
gord income; rent. $1,000
81 0OO-Bakery, sw.: 5 rooms & store; q
rrsI money maker: wonderful bargain;
rent $50. n.
81. .10o-Bakery. downtown: 4 rooms bath
4 store: very good income; rental, with
ieas S. 5000.
81 ycOO-Barber shSr, downtown: very good
business: rental. with lease. 5000.
SjnO-3-Chair Barber Shop. uptown; very
E'yrd income: rent $500
81. .JCO-j-Chalr Barber Shop. uptown: l
room 4 cellar; good income; also very
gousi brsin~ss opportunity; rent. $1,000.
sl.20n-BIrber shop, II St ne; store: 4
rnoms basement; doing very good busi-
ness: rentai. With iess~ S65 90.
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph. Fr. sI5s SIT st. nv
CIGAR. CONFECTIONERY. NEWSSTAND.
N"rth esq. nr. V Y ave: Z rms & Z
b. elect: S9n -ent: s25 per day bus. /; price,
9.mo WlLDMAN & CO.. 9Th & H. rr.
SIRE 4 CnNFECTtnNEHI N ST Mr.
6rb no price. ~ go wfLDMAN A
Co. Sth-& a. Franklin s40s
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12

MnINT PLEASANT-SIN ROOMS AND
hath gIaSsed and screened-in porcheS. also
q spacious front porch: house has electric
lights. hardwood floors and trim: hot-wster
heat: convenient terms can he Prranged
Priced unusually low at sl2. .0oo McKEEvER
& GosS. I4a5 Eye ST. NV. Main i7s2.
l14-3
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12

Mr.. ND. AVE. 4 TrH-Two-stofy base
ment br: s rms & h: h.-wh.: garage
srsce: 81 800 cash: price. $500. WILD
MAN 4 CO.. 9th & II. Franklin 640s
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
Nsrtk Columbia heifht,

THIS HOME Is But TWO YEARS NJ N
and in perfect condition: hrick conttrur-
tion with concrete front and rrar porcbss:
sIo -oo ICONS an, nno bath ,uiedl: rsrsre. Price.
slo.1uO. Phone us for appointment 10 in.
spect MckEEvER A Goss. i4O5 Eve 81.
nv. Main 47a2 ssss
CHARMING HOME OF SEVEN WELL an.
ranged rooms; modern: hath: extra lsyE-
tory; front, rear and sleepinE porches. moi.
water heat: electric lights: hard~ood noor.
and trim; 2car EsrsEe. Price oaly tiI 800:
on convenient terms. You can hud no hot.
ter buy in this section. McKEEvER A oGSs
l4O5 Eye at. nv. Main sTs2 as
DANDY HOME OF SIX ROOMS A TILED
hath: buiit-in EsrsEe: ~oncrete front ana
lower rear porch; sleeping porch on second
floor; has hot-wster hest: electric Mrhts:
hardwood noors and trim: basement. offered
KEEvER & GosS. lsnS Eye St nv. Mai
4T52 siA
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIeHTs-sio.e eoa
One square OF 18th St, q remarkably ID
priced home; Q rooms: bath: h.-vh.; 81
lights; lot 20 feet vide: builtin Esrs
house II in excellent condition; with M
up-to-dsts features; lsrre eoIcnisl N
porch: rear porches ard slesptnf porch. q
tern,. wN. S. PHILLIPS. i<os n.
ave. Nain $500.
BRAND NEW nc IE
bath, Jncrete
rhes: pace
right; terms.
18th st. NV. e,
NORTH COL
Reasonably
dence; sttrtctiN
bloch Of 18th sc.
and r~sr porches. inclossl I"y
h.-w.h.. elec. liEhts; hardwood tUors: deepI
lot to alley: ample fsnre space. House 80
vacant and immediate possession may BE-
ohtsined. Easy terms. WN. s. PHfIIIPG
i<os n. Z. ave hsis eco
C0IINBIA HEiGHTs-tis go. Tis rr<-
st: 10 rooms On three floor 70 bedroonsl.
oak floor. h.w.h.. else. lights. rear porch.
deep lot 20 alley, ample Earafe space.
Property 70 In very best condition. Ercsllent
terms. wN. s. PHILLIPS. I4os n. 7. ava
Nain 600.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12

MASS. AVE. M. I4TH, Nw.--14 rms 4
b.: gas & elect: garage for cars; 800
0a0: 81 75Oo cash wILDNAN 4 CO. 9th
4 n. Franklin B40s
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
P. F. CARLEY,

P. F. CARLEY,
Pm. Fr. sss. SIT z st. NV
s1.ooo-Clssning 4 DyeinT; downtown;
very good income: must sell at sacrifice;
Will take offer. Rent $1,000.
81. 1.4oo-clesning & DyeinE: downtown:
real money maker: wonderful bargain:
renatl with lease. s65 90
IS s5.sno-Confectionery.D Del. 4 Cigar stand:
downtown: I room & cellar: a real money
maker; q wonderful bargain: must sell TT
sacrifice: owner leaving country: rent. s1T5-
81 s00-Candy Mfg. 4 Lnnch Room: 5. W;
store kitchen; very good income; rental
with lease. $3.50.
- s2.50o-Delicatessen, 9th ct. NV: good To-
estion; also very good business; yrs. lease;
rent. s1e5 90.
81 s2sOo-Derestes.en. Ga. ave NV. room
store: doing good business; s'yrs. lease;
rent. $500.
81. .50o-DeIicatessen & Bakery. Rhode Is
lsnd ave. ne: l large room 4 fixtures:
wonderful bargain; umst sell at sacrifice;
81. s2.0o0-Delicatessen. downtown: l large
room. store basement: wonderful bnsi-
ness opportunity; doing good business; must
sell at sacrifice; rent. SIS %.
SS,JOO-Gents, Furnishings, So. :6 rooms,
store & bath: good income: rent. S13S.Oo
sSOOO-Garage. uptown: capacity So cars:
4-yr. lease: owner retiring; must sell st
sacrifice.
P. F. CARLEY,
II. Fr. G15a CIT at. nv.
s.. 1OO-Grucrries and Meats: 4 living rooms
doing $50 cash business weekly.
S.50o-Mo-inR Picture House: attractive
building in northwest section: profit
$3.50 weekly: investigate and con-
vince Yourself
DISTRICT REALTY INVESTMENT ESCH-.
na4 New York ave. Man 1850. 1=s
ELEGANT ROONING HOUsE: 90 ROOMS:
s.m-L: Gear game: near Thomas Circle;
owner laaving city and must sell by the 18th:
rent reas sonahIe VI y harxiin.
@ r LTKENS.
1874 81 NV Main Jn57
1:2
SHOE STORE ~ REST RUSUNESS SEC
tiOn ~ Washington. inventory 'ak'ng
DISTRICT Really INVESTMENT EyCH..
e34 Naw York ave nv Main 1850. 1c5
downtown: doing {. nns bpsiasss on .
vain thornuEhfare: rent only 500 with 3
y"sr l"ls": prre. s3.250 WILDNAS
90. 9th r. TrnIflin s4os.
~ YOUR HOUSE OR BrsINEss n FOR
sale. list with We GET results. Wild
rsn 4 Co. 9th r " etne
GAS NND ATTONNTIIE sI'PPLY STAND:
doing his business: central location:
fUiIr ""~i1ned: fn- 1Ui"k sale: $1,000.
wILDMAH a CO. 9th n. Fr,nhlin s4Oo.
IHDIaNa DIS, s., AEE " %G sT sT.fIO:s5y Z, ccG
wIL.DN,N co. oth II st Fr a4oG
MASS We. NEAE LINCOLN Park
TwO-pHrtv apsrtnTTr. fve rooms and
bath erch. renting for Sef: garage space:
rent ore. live in other. prewar price and
terms 81 non wn.DNAN 4 CO.. 9th and
n Franklin sfAs 500
NORTHEAsT-sTo s ROOMS & Blth:
snitahlr fof shoe tailor shop. Rest
SO UILpMAS q CO.. 9Th Fl sts. Frank
Iin-slOS s1s
SR InTH = AVE. Sw-suitsois
for Es& sfati"n: ra~irg nr two streets: this
kind hard to find: price. sl4 5On WILD
MAN & 60. 9th Fl. Franklin s40o
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS. det home. rms h
h. Modern: terms. 5000. WILD
WV r0. 9th and n sts
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TTrCATESVEN- CTGNR & TTNCH: DoTSC
good hHs'rrS-- -''', wjthout roorr..
rTDMAN & Co,
nth 4 n. Franklin 64os
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1TTH ST.-S11. 500.

2-fam. apt: ami: lower. T. 4 b.;
upper. ar Ab
y. L. sANsBuRY & CO.. 1918 ST. ". ssc<-
18TH ST NEAR OAKS R. h, WITH
running water in bedrooms; all modern
ronvenienceS: deep lot; furnished attic.
Price. $3.50. G. s. BENNETT. Cont. Trust
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

TAILORING BUSINESS FOR sALE-EX.
celleut business location: owner leaving
the city: rent OF store. $40 month: living
rooms. s37 month; established several years;
price to quick buyer. $1,000 cash.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
l4O7 New York ave. Main 1885.
los
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNrifEs-DR GOODS
store for sale: stock. fixtures and building:
paying business; established is yesrs; owner
retiring. Special buy. $1,000 cash required
reasonaole terms on balance, LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. i407 N. Y. ave. Main 1855.
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rms.. h.m.l.. fhr. SI,oUU.
wTIEMlN Co. 9th and n SIS

II ST NV. Mr. TTH. ST.: BRk.. IRA
b.: Lat. hit: Convenient to bus; terms
$500 wIIDMAN & CO. 9th & n. Tx.
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81 .50o-ON NORTH CAPITOL sT.-si1
room, ano bath; h.-w.h.: garage: $1,000
cash: vacant March l. WILLIAM K. HAR.
TUNG, 110s 18th st. NV. Main 372.
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$4,000

Bryant st hot North Capitol & 1st SITS
3-s'ory bay window brick dwelling, & rooms
and ba tn: furnlce heat: gas; electric lights
Lot 20I14O TO wide alley. Reasonable