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, 1922-03-04
Teen DEAD, SIX INJURED IN RAIL CRASH
INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED BY
u. S. SLEUTHS into ACTIVITY
OF TERR0R|STS IN OIL FIELDS

FRESNO, Cal. March 4-Federal investigation of a series
of actions on the part of groups of masked and hooded men
in the central California oil fields, many of which involved
violence, had commenced, it was announced here last night
by ]. r. Dorsey district attorney of Kern county. The fed
eral inquiry commenced soon after warnings of impending
, 1922-03-04
RESIGNATION Or BRITISH
PREMIER Is HELD CERTAIN
Organization of New Party Ont of Mod
crate Conservatives and Liberals to
Bring Change in Britain

LONDON, March What was regarded in political cir
cles as seemingly a plain intimation of the early resignation
of Prime Minister Lloyd George, with an endeavor to form a
national centerist party out of the moderate conservatives
and coalition liberals, was given by Winston Spencer Church.
i'll, secretary for the colonies in his address at Loughborough
, 1922-03-04
ARGUMENTS IN
RATE HEARIN
ARE CONCLUDE
Public Service Commission Takes Claim
Under Amusement at Close of THO
Day Conference at Cheyenne

CHEYENNE, Wyo. March 4.-The Wyoming state public
service commission has taken under advisement arguments
made at a two-day hearing concluded Friday, regarding pro-
posed reductions in interstate freight rates.
Numerous representatives of Wyoming communities ar
gued before the commission in favor of reductions.
, 1922-03-04
MISSIONARY IN
Tibet SLAIN
CABLE REPORTS
Medical Worker of Christian Church Slain
by Robbers After Being Held for
Sixty Days for Ransom, Claim

ST: LOUIS, March THE Rev. Dr.. A. 1. Shelton, medi
cal missionary of the Disciples of Christ christian church)
in Thibet was murdered by robbers near Batang February
II, according to a cablegram received by the United Chris
tian missionary society here today. DIR. Shelton escaped from
! brigand camp in China in January in 1920 after having
, 1922-03-04

defense, does not appear quite clear
here- Shortly after he assumed power
In October last, he came to Rome and
obtained a loan of 200, COO. 900 lire He
then expressed a great belief IN the
Italian aspirations in Fiume, but upon
his return to that place a1most i'm
nediately incurred the enmity Of the
italian element.
Since carly yesterday forces of Fas
, 1922-03-04

cist. legionair-s and repubIeans have
been in possession of the city. They
captured the posts and telegraphs. and
before their . advance the police Or
ganized by zanella retired to the gov
eminent palace. The government
forces had as their first 1fne OF defense
a wall enclosing the small park in
which the palace stands. They yer
, 1922-03-04

LoUGHBoROUGH, England. March
4.-fBy The Associated PreS.eWin-
ston Spencer Churchill, secretary for
the colonies, in an address her this
afternoon in support of Prime Minis
ter Lloyd George and no coalition
government declared there was certain
to be a political battel in England in
the near future.
st look forward to the day when out
of the coalition there shah arise a
strong. united and permanent national
party he declared.
Abiding to the coming political con
fIict. he said:
at think we shall 60 into action
when the time comes under wi trust,
ca leader with good comradeship and
discipline"
During the course of his address.
Mr.. Churchill declared:
1--WE have a common opponent in
the sociaiistic or semi-socialistic party,
whose doctrines r as hateful to the
principles of liberalism as they are
pernicious to he empires best inter
ests.
, 1922-03-04

CHIS d~1CPfuOOH.
This party, an Mr.. Churchill de-
scribed It in the reports OF his speech
received here. would be liberal, pro-
gressive and pacific in its outlook. at
home and abroad. and resolute also to
uphold and maintain the traditions of
tho state and the power and unity of
the empire"
, 1922-03-04
Government of President ZnneHa Oper-
thrown by National Defense Commit
tee and Administration Sought

ROME, March 4-CBy The Associated Press)-The
council of ministers today discussed at length the crisis in
Fiume which has complicated the already difficult situation
confronting the new cabinet. %
The attitude of President Zanella, who has been forced
to hand over the government to the national committee OF
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
HEAR TAYIOR's BAND
o. SINGERS; SATURDAY NIGHT
is CHAUTAUQUA "JOY NIGHT

An octette of brass ensemble with
a double male quartet Is to appear
on our chautauqua program this
summer, directed by Hugh c. Taylor.
The Instrumentation includes cor
nets, trombones. baritones and bass,
with drums and traps. This is a
program prepared in similar
style to that OF the famous White
Hussarrs, which Mr.. Taylor former
ly directed. This organization has
been together several years and
they feature some dramatic sketches
In brass that are very popular, and
cannot be described, even when
seen and heard. Mr.. Taylor is a
splendid baritone soloist, and his
solos will form part of the pro-
gram presented this summer.
1t is safe to say that this band
consisting of eight men sounds like
band of twenty or more pieces
and 1t is interesting to know tina,
they play any piece that band OF
twenty pieces would generally pre-.
sent.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30

administration the keynote of whose
policy is 'law and order" The strike
which resulted in a complete breakdown
of humanity and civilization in the coal
district of Illinois is also in effect in Colo
RADIO; but because of the firm hand of the
state government not one life has been
lost and no property has been destroyed
in Colorado since the walkout has been in
effect.
Human nature is the same in Colorado
as in Illinois. During a great industrial
crisis laws of humanity as well as laws of
government are almost certain to be
violated unless the government itself is
strong enough and determined enough to
enforce its own statutes. Colorado has
no reason to believe that its coal miners,
union or non-union, are of different fiber
from the coal miner of Illinois. Colorado
was saved from the terrors of industrial
warfare, not because the men in its coal
fields are better or worse than those of
Illinois but because respect for the author
ity of the state government had been in
spired in union and non union men alike.
The thoroughness and impartiality
with which order has been maintained in
Colorado is illustrated by the fact that
some mines have been closed completely
by the strike and that in other fields in
the state number of mines are being op-
Grated, some on part-time. Everywhere in
the state, however, peace prevails; mine
guards, nOn-union workers and strikers
alike know that rioting or melting to riot
means swift and certain punishment.
In Illinois barbarous murders Of non.
union men have been committed in the
last few days; Colorado has not yet for
gotten the killings which took place on
both sides in 1914 under non-Republican
regime. For four years, however, a policy
Of law and order has been rigidly en-
forced; today in Colorado homes. lives
and property are secure because they are
protected by the strong hand Of the state
government.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
LAS, THE POOR
HEAT PACKERS!

While the meat packers are groaning
heir complaints of poor business to the
>ublic. lamb chops are costing the people
70 cents Q pound. Why cannot the gov
ernment make q real investigation, strip.
ped Of all wholesale economic and bewild-
bring theories, and let the people know
|why the housewife Is robbed and who gets
the money. II the farmers got extortion.
|ate profit, the news would be shouted from
|the housetops, and the retailers could nos
long remain In business in the light of out
rageous gouging. II the packers are not
getting It then their skirts should be clear
ed, because. frankly. the people believe
the meat trust and the meat trust only II
to blame.
When the COW was simply carved in
to meat and the rest thrown away. meat
could be had at reasonable prices, but ~
soon ~ the by-products were developed.
- soon as more money was made out Of
the horns and the hide and the rest Of the
trimmings, the price Of NEST. instead Of
falling. began to rise and It has gone up
ever since. When the supply was excessive.
business was poor. meat was drug on the
market, and so profitable prices simply
had to be charged" When . supposed
shortage struck the country, then prices
leaped by reason Of the law Of supply and
demand. Surely It Is time all of this Jug
glery was stopped and few plain under.
standable facts were placed before the
people. The meat trust should be fairly.
dealt by. At present It II regarded - the
most impudent Of business nalefactors,
and Il u only fair that the truth should b
smoked out.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
BILL HAYWooD'S RED
UNDERSTUDY PARDONED.

Executive clemency was extended on
Tuesday Of this week to Vincent st. John,
who has been serving time At Leavenworth
prison for violation Of the espionage act.
st. John was convicted in Chicago /. w.
w. prosecutions and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment.
Vincent st. John Is known as one of
the foremost labor agitators that ever in
tested the United States and his record
Is associated with nearly every labor dis
turbance Of any importance for u good
many years past. His name was closely
mentioned In connection with the depor-
tations, assassinations and acts Of violence
during the reign of terror in the Telluride
district In 1903 and 1904 and he was .
familiar figure on the streets Of that min
ing camp with two large calibre six-shoot-
ere bucklsd around his body-a defiance
to law and an accessory to lawlessness.
The foreign element feared him and he
was all-powerful In union circles durin>
that time.
We can not know the motive for st.
Johns liberation, but Il Il . fact that st.
John at large u . menace TO legitimate
organised labor. and his activity in any
political field b conclusive reason Why any
political party accepting the endorsement
Of radicals Of his character should bs
shunnsd By all true Americans.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
editorial
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
cHlCkER'N FLEAS.

There promises to be merry
|cramble in Democratic ranks for the
domination of sheriff for Rio Grande
|ounty this fall. Earl Harper, Swede Con-
4y and Bud Furrow are prominently men
pned as aspirants for the privilege of
etting beaten by the Republican candi-
Ate.
Several aspirants are ready to toss
heir hats into the democratic ring for
ehator to succeed McFadzean, but we
Re advised that Doc has decided to sue
bed himself.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
COMPARISON MAY u
o03oUA, BUT

The horrors Of the present Illinois
mine war, IN which more than 20 men
have boen tortured and slain, serve 70 en-
pAasiss the peace and security which
Colorado enjoys With strong Republican
Evening star., 1922-09-23
NEAR 18TH AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
NEAR COLUMBIA RID. AND

$3.50.
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD-The best located house in the
cv at the price and bath electric lights and for
garage.
CHEVY CHASE.
$4,000
The best for the
rooms with four bedrooms and bath howaer heat oak floors
throughout Immediate possession
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID STs-A corner house OF rooms
and BATH otater heat electric lights brick garage In
spect this house before buying.
NEAR 10th AND KILBOURNE-o large and baths
bedrooms; hotwate heat electric lights; for garage
This house will compare with many homes selling for several
thousand dollars more in price.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
WEST OF 14h ST-Built by for his home could
be built today price asked 10 and baths
sleeping porch Scar brick garage lot oxl5O to 2ooo alley
18th ST.
NEAR ST PAULs CHURCH-A modern Groom brick
house. Possession in 80 days
ON THE HEIGHTS
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL-A real bargain at
ST 1000 bedrooms and baths hotwater heat Pttsburg
heater perfect condition Don't delay will be sold few days
We have cheapest lot in Chevy Chase only cents
foot on paved street. Go see this quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
John T. Meany President :
1342 New York Ave. Phone Main 2424
Evening star., 1922-09-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS
OF DESIRABLE PROPERTIES,
FEATURING REASONABLE TERMS.

FEATuRING REASONABLE TERMS
% sSs % s ss a se: ] @ .Ss s :.:s :ea @ :f us: bedrooms"
$'0500-eheyys s GAsse has ss. p G. ~ Sleep front and ., ps,.. very complete.
@ ;s ;ids & hiss:n : ssss sss' rear an" iron" '' '"
s16ooo-Ceveland Park, Very Close to Connecticut Ave.
Fss Ps %5 ae ] Iii % % % % throughout
ST s14ooo-Ceveland Park
j hardwood 3d. Ss s; sf%srs sas 9 ready e @ a' ' """ garage
s'75oo-Tayo3 & To- 3 St \ Near ss a4 Sleep porch no, throughout, garage ,4s
St Nfas !t' ~ sleep porch. Dn" garage New,
ISI4o5o-Overookng Park.
Il ,s:s M @ % s ' i deep: @ and I'd % ] %
Sass'' t5' SsS
sls5oo-Near Bureau Of st Standards lard ;,,
|, as Ssh,ass % H" Sleep '"s garage Every feature gentleman
s'4ooos St Mar ear conneetisu @ Ave a.:n Good
>|' S:: ; 4: :ss j.: pc; IN" a.sn:
SS50-Ns1r % Maer S. r Reed s osRa 3 Modern: ... trees. ..,
! ss65o-Near Soldiers Home Park.
. : & &: 3 ] :s: $ ;:s':: ] y ::: : :: 's"i 'i e
::;Hs ?ss s;; es ;:s: s: s: s; for '::' s ;2: S
ss Ss st'as: sss evil decorated path of advancing
/ ' ~ ~ Ia sazaa-BEHKNEHlMW
] ss M n d5 ;s: !s:S s saH s "Gs: Seer .; ; *s ss and %
! S7S5o-47oo Block 9th St. NV
! or. modern il cashs7
! $95o-Near 9TH and Kennedy Ss
easy b, INV porha odern
SISOOO-N A
:$ % st., FL: @ :" S s.s , ] : ss":s: :n: :';;
! S7,5Oo-2nd St. Near I NV.
# c
i So,ooo-N St Near North Capitol
,ntn o0x0; fine
/ 5000 Bungalow in Brookland, D. c.
r b. H. III, m
! SoOoo-Near Library OF Congress.
I S.35o-Facing Garfield Park.
fr;s awnings see
/ ALLAN T. WALKER & co, INC.
! SI3 18th st. NV Main 24,o
Evening star., 1922-09-23
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
PHELAN {. HAWN.
lAoI F ST. NV.

S5ooo-E ST. NE. NEAR srd - ~ w ~ ~
TcGy cG2p,fr@ ;SoAF rE AHo LESS s For Ehh " NEWLY
szoo-IN BLO BLOOMINGDALE-R ST. NE.
] r% D cEia E FrHS oS sE % yn COS oSbo BACK
soooo-FIRST ST. Me- , ,.,,,,. ,x, ,,ur. .rx DAD
" SSSn*S 45 jS#i rE$ S $H ETH $sf $
soooo-VACANT-NORTHC CAPITOL ST: NEAR T ST:
%!'gS Sp ssS Es$n SHSn IN z f ?f$
so4oo-RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR end ST: NV.
E,IT1 "SrwATEH HEAT HARDWOOD FLOORS AND
s11z5o-ON GEORGIA AVE. NW.-F1NE CORNER
] % H RGSf SGa SR PFH P oHH ssHErE 4s EsH'H
OFFER WANTED - n
2S;ss Ss:e5Ss @HAH
s15,5oo EACII--CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
!%':r @ 81 *s.$;%G & # FSa A. fE$,E Si$#
ST. $S$S5$ s$$ 5$s5 &a's" $E:z 5c;58$$
s,oooc-ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE. EXTENDED.
IH XTM Hom E W fiSqk Fl is i 0 pokH % s1GN rF
= e frc Wi si M 5 F rlSH hn: oous 4EEHs
s,,5oo-OFFER WANTED-IN GEORGETOWN LOCATED
BETWEEN TUDOR" PLACE AND "TFIE OAKS"
%
S15ooo-1N BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK-FINE CORNER
RESIDENCE.
rs = .E $sR 3S5 = H $ nRbSSs SS$ b $S# = S,SS nR
: 5$E:: 81 :' $#$ '$ ;:s$ | 3S#s: :$ ;s$;$$#$
PRICE S1o5oo-SAULS ADDITION.
] SsF $S Ss$ H2'ff 60
ONLY s1675o-ON 10Th ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
K ER hsE6SH Ho0H GSSF
LIEBERMANN G. HAWN,
PHELAN c. HAWN
MAIN 1851. 1921 F ST. NV. MAIN
Evening star., 1922-09-23
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued,
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
UNUSUAL OFFERINGS.

SPECIAL. IN MT. PLEASANT. . -o
smoien
Si''"''
THE HOME YOU'VE WANTED.
lust REDUCED. o.,. - >.,.
home Of 10 light rooms bath;
BEST NEW HOUSE BUY.
nth
smallest
SFMIDETACFIED BRICK.
Terrace !
aum sell
attractive
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
of DIroNr CIRCLE Fine hot
~ats heatn plant gas 70
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY.
Hot Hot waer 4 "at. \ arsain sscoo ~ ~ " " "
BEST TERMS AND PRICE.
10 close Walter Reed n
fars.b rooms
SllNn downba balane
MUST BE SOLD
and Lincoln
ocomlthm Hot
WALTER A. BROWN.
ZOO n ST NV Main 1858.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
Price. SII.SOO.

Price, SI1,5OO.
4 st, overlooking Massachusetts ave.--A
modern brick dwelling containing six large
rooms. hot-water heat. electric light, splendid
frontage with depth of over 12J feet to paved
alley; two-car, frepronf garage rear This
property faces Massachusetts ave. at 18th St.
and is within 100 feet from Lincoln Park.
One of the best neghborh"ods Capitol
HILL Satisfactory terms arranged and pos
session given when transfer is made.
Price, 81 800.
St Sc. between sth and 9Th sts.-An
eleven room. modern. baywindow brick house
with kot-water heat. This house could be
made to pay for itself. The top floor at the
present time is renting at $50 per month:
owner will accept very reasonable terms and
give possession.
Price, $500.
18th st. Sc. near Lincoln Park-A six-ro"m
and bath. moderqA brick house. cellar, hot
Tstss yssssn,hs beat term. ns with deposit very
Price, $500.
3rd St Sc. overlooking Garfield Park-A
splenddly built. six and tie bath, mod
ern house furnace heat. cellar. The con-
struction Of this house is equal to any $4,000
property: immediate possession and reason
able terms.
JOHN F. DOM
D1,@c,-11-
Evening star., 1922-09-23
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
WOULD YOU BUY IF YOU FOUND BARGAIN?
T YoUiWoULD-H9w ARE THEsE7

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Brand detached 1t has
a gnf or
only through
Pretty all heat
electricity $780,
two
Drive 10th St Extended Holly St n 10th St Heghts)
and turn to right and will for yourself
that these unusual opportunities
ROBERT H. LEWIS,
o2I 18th St. Main 1920.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
NORTH COLUMBIA

NORTH COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS-SI2,5oO.
This is a 22-foot. 4-hedroom home with
double garage. glassedin porch: deep lot:
close to 14th ST. surrounded by new and
above the-average houses. Owner is Very
anxious +" sell and has given us the
most reasonable figure. 1880 cash. This
is one that is hard to equal.
NORTHEAST-S6.5oo 500.
This three-r,on deep house. recently pa
pered. affords exceptionally large rooms
and is in excellent location. Mod
ern heating plant, cec. lights; glassed
and screened. lower and upper porches
Can be handled very good terms.
CHEVY CHASE-Sl5,ooo.
Offered at the above price which is 81 500
less than the actual cost. Most attractive
residence, stone foundation, size of lot
6Dx1eJ; beautiful lawn and shrubbery.
House contains large rooms; com
plete baths; Instantaneous hot-water
heat; attractive electric fixtures: built
in garage for two cars. and many other
up-tO-date features. Should be inspected
to appreciate. Terms.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COnftnue0.

Continued.
BRICK BUNGALOW.
Chevy Chase. D. C.-Detached. one md one
half story. eight rooms, three baths tone
shower: hot-water heat. electricity and gas:
hardwood floors: breakfast room; large front
and side porches: bult-in garage: eighty foot
frontage: new; never occupied. Price. $2l,Ooo.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Semi-Detached.
Very attractive and exceptionally well con-
stfnctcd th:ee-story tapestry brick: twelve
rooms and three baths: hot water heat, elec-
trlcity and gas: hardwood floors; OPEN fire
places; cement front ard three rear porciies:
excellent condition; metal weatherstripped
flit"lishont: screens awnings. ETC.: twocar
buit-in garage: wide and deep lot to an alley:
one OF the most desirable homes in this loca-
ton. Reasonably priced at S1S.J00
NEAR I4th AND GIRARD.
West Of nth street--Attractive three story
pressed brick; ten rooms and bath; steam
heat. electric lights: double rear porcIes:
wide and deep lot 10 a 20 foot alley: room
also convenient to MI Pleasant cars. Price.
sl3o1e. owner-occupant Will give immediate
possession and make terms.
WOODLEY PARK.
Semi-Detachcd.
Well constructed, three-story tapestry bri'k.
with forty-fSi frontage. contalnng ten
rooms and thretS baths; two glassed-n and
trim: automatic hot water heater: servants
and bath in basement: brilt-.n garage;
excellent condition; immediate possession
Price. S2l 00c.
PETWORTH-CORNER.
Facing Grant cirCAe-Two-sto-y tapestry
brick: attic and cellar; built less than two
years: eight and two tile baths: hot
water heat, electric lights and gas; inclos"d
sleeping and breakfast porcl.es: large lot with
SHADE trees. Price. S13 go.
CHEVY CHASE.
Detached.
Exceptional valuc-Two-story. attic and eel
lar: four bedrooms and tile hath second
floor: hot-wator heat. electricity. open fire
places: automatic hOt-water PItt>hUrg heater.
go foot frontage of the best streets.
surrounded by high-claSs homes: reasonable
terms; vacant.
Mt. PLEASANT.
Unusually attractive two-s:orr and att,c.
cellar: colonial tapestry brick seven ru"ns
and bath: four large bedrooms On second h""'
and sleeping porch with southern cNIinsure.
vapUr heat: electricity: hardwood floors; built
in garage: new and vacant; one Of m" best
homes the market today for Sl2,I'o
Evening star., 1922-09-23
PETWORTH.

Small Cash Payment and Monthly Payments Easier Than
Facing picturesque Soldiers Home grounds beautiful Rock
Creek Church rd Tapestry brick colonial oe spacious
and ncloed sleeping porch howater heat electric lights
hardwood floors and TRIM Excellent condition throughout
Screened all over Owner obliged sell.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
I4oo New York Ave. Phone Main a6oo
Evening star., 1922-09-23

We Ask the Privilege Of Showing You This
Decidedly Attractive Brand New Home in
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.
Six large. sunny rooms; large bath; break
fast porch and sleeping porch inclosed: electric
lights and gas: pretty fixtures: oak trim and
floors. upstairs and downs tairs; hot-water heat:
fine front porch OF colonial design; good lot
with shade trees. wellbuilt and designed for
comfort and roominess. Near 14th st. car line.
On Maple st. a few doors south of Carroll
ave See signs. The price is very rea-
sonable considering location and construction.
Only So, 750--$2, 500 cash. Balance arranged.
(No. p
O. B. ZANTZINGER, .Realtor,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
912 10th st. NV. Main 537l
Washingtou, D. G.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
SI6,ooo.

CHEVY CHASE. d. {.
On Livingston ST., west of Conn. ave, and
convenient to car line; detached frame; con-
tains IL rooms, 2 baths and extra toilet; has
electric lights and hot-water heat; lot is dox
1870; Lear garage. This property is attrac-
lively priced for a quick sale.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

On Mintwood place. convenient TO the MI.
Pleasant car lines: stories. brick, CONSISTING
Of 10 rooms (6 bedrooms) and baths; has
gas and electricity and is heated by steam;
property is in good condition; lot is about
l7xl25 to a loft. alley; 1-caE garage; occu-
yenient terms to purchaser.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
ON kILBOURNE PLACE

Corner of an alley, convenient 10 Mt. Pleas
ant car line, within walking distance of Rock
Creek Park One of Kennedy and Davis
houses. This attractive house is now offered
for sale because the owner is leaving III"
city: contains 10 rooms, baths, gas and
electricity and hot-water heat: in frstclass
condition, and immediate possession is as
sured TO purchaser.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
SI,3 18th st. NV.

MT. PLEASANT-SI4.ooo.
On 18th st. the most bcan.iful part OF
Mt. Pleasant, 3-story colonial type home
rooms. = baths Is bedroomsy; thorough
ly modern: h.-w.h., elec. lights: hard
wood floors and many other up-to Ia te
features. House is in Al condition.
Terms, 5000 cash; $12o per month.
Cannot be duplicated.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
MODERN CORNER.
SOUTHEAST.

Two-story, cellar and attic; six rooms and
tile bath: hotwater heat, electricity ard gas:
screened double rear porches: twenty-two-foot
frontage: deep lot: built-in garage: immed-
ate possession. Price, SIS, $50.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
DESIRABLE TWO-FAMILY
APARTMENT.

Located in a good northwest section west
or Connecticut avenue: exceptionally attract
i've brick; two-s;ory and cellar; five rooms and
bath first floor: all modern improvements
including electric light; should rent for S12j
a month. Price only $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
CLEVELAND PARK.

On Macomb St., accessible to two car lines: ::
two stories and attic, frame: this very desir-
able property contains rooms; has gas, cleo
tricity and hot-water heat; the lot is 40 feet
front: space for garage. Owner VIII allow
inspection by appointment and purchaser can
get immediate possession.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
ONASHMEAD PLACE NV.

Very desirable brick. 3 stories. large front
porch, 3 porches: contains il rooms, J
baths. gas and electricity, hot-water heat
Can be inspected by appointment through this
Office and convenient terms can be arranged.