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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
Peoples Column
AN APPRECIATION.

To The Editor of the Evening
Journal:
Sir: Being a tenant and pur-
| chaser OF one OF the Union Garden
! properties, I wish to commend your
paper for the stand you are taking,
and the publicity you are giving
! this farclal and disgusting piece
of mismanagament which is being
perpetrated by the United States
Shipping Board on the residents OF
the gardens. Not only is 1t mis-
management, which perhaps is ex-
cusable. due to incompetency. so
prevalent nowadays in administra-
tive circles. but gross injustice is
being practiced in the so-called
deliverance of the deeds. It seems
a terrible one-sided affair in as far
as equality is concerned in
transaction of this kind. the seller
having all the rights, the purchaser
none. The purchaser, for instance,
has deposited ten per cent of the
purchase price months ago for
which he is receiving no interest,
and in addition TO that he has had
twenty per cent. of the purchase
price in readiness for months to
make settlement, upon which he is
losing a legitimate return and all
the while paying rent.
To cap the climax. he is forced
in making settlement, to accept
from the mortgage a f1ve-year in
surance policy on a three-year mort
gage. What justifies this Shylock
like procedure?
These are just a few instances
which tend to show the methods re-
sorted to in gougiDg the people, and
is there any reason why the resi-
dents of Union Park Gardens should
not be indignant and up in arms?
Again my dear Editor I commend
your stand, perhaps more of this
notoriety may stir our Senators to
some action for results, which here
tofore has not been the case.
Clear the titles, deliver the deeds
is well chosen
Thanking you, I am,
Yours very truly.
NJ. f DORNER.
Wilmington, Del, June 23rd, 1922.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
DELAWARE CHANNEL
. 30 FIT. ON CENTER LINE

Latest examination Of the Della
ware River channel shows a depth
of thirty feet or more along the CEN
ter line. There is a small rock area
in the channel on the westerly side
of Tinicum range opposite the. upper
end OF Chester Island. The% nean
depth of water over the rock at
mean low water is thirty-two feet
Removal of the wrecks of the British
steamship Andree and the Katahdin
are progressing.
The Norwegian steamship Dicto,
which was damaged in collision
with the American steamship
Thomas p. Beal, will be drydocked
today at the Sun Shipyards for mis-
oellaneous repairs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
DIES AFTER FALL FROM TREE

CHESTER, Pa, John Whittle. IS
years old, of 1926 North Twelfth
street, Philadelphia, died yesterday
in the Chester Hospital from injuries
received by falling from a cherry
treet. He was one of a party of
Philadelphians who have a cottage
at Chester Heights. including Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Vosberg. Mrs. Cath
crime F'riemuth and an aunt of
Whittle. He was injured internally
when a branch he grasped broke and
he fell to the ground on his back.
He did not survive an operation at
the hospital.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
(From the Wall Street Journall.

Grom the Wall Journall
Records made public by the
mission
to operation by
date private
panies During that period municipal
up and municipalities OF
buy electric current from private utilities
Records
present
only thirty do In 1921
their present
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
WALL STREET AND FooTpADs

V7ALL STREET, to protet its money bearing mes.
w sengers resorted to armed guards and all kinds
of DISCUSSES But hod-ups continued
Now the messengers will make their trips wearing
bright scarlet coats with small safes chained around
their waists. the padlocks inside the safes.
It's interesting experiment psychology BY max
Ing the messengers conspicuous anything that happens
them will also attract quick attention
conspicuousness frequently succeeds where secrecy
ssls
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
zoo BUFFALO GETS TANGLED

Because of the heat yesterday the
attendance at the Free Zoo in North
Brandywine Park was small. The
majority of city residents soughtsrs
lief from the heat wave by visiting
river resorts.
The park was the scene of mum
erous automobile parties, many
motoring from Philadelphia.
The buffalo that is one of the
favorite animals with the young
sters at the Zoo. became tangled
in the fence and was released with
difficulty by Guards O'Connell and
Daugherty.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
AUTO BUS LINES
ALONG THE COAST

ATLANTIC CITY, June 2s-Auto
bus lines have been established be-
tween this city and the resorts along
the coast to Cape May with daily
trips on schedule time, passing
through Ocean City. Anglesea, Ava
Ion, Wildwood, with Cape May as
the terminus. Another line is now in
operation between this city and New
York, making the trip in seven hours
and passing through the weil-known
coast resorts of North Jersey.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
DISCONTINUE PRAYER

For the last time this summer,
evening prayer was held in St. An
drew's Episcopal Church last eve
ming. with the rector, the Rev.
Richard W. Trapnell, conducting
the service.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
THE ILLINOIS MURDERS.

From the New York Herald.
The brutality that marked the
slaughter OF the strikebreakers on
Wednesday rarely been equaled
in this country. Only when men
have resorted to lynching has there
been a comparable T-libition of
blood lust.
Nineteen OF the dead were non
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-26
Dainty Women Select
Soap, Cream and
/ Powder With Care
Howard's Buttermilk Products
Keep Skin Soft, Smooth
and Beautiful.

Your complexion, from the use of
these delightful beauty preparations.
must quickly show a decided improve
ment or your dealer is authorized to
return your money without question. If
you cannot obtain locally send 10 cents
(silver or stamps) for generous trial
package OF both Buttermilk Cream and
Buttermilk Cream Soap. Howard Bros.
Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
BR16D6CK HEIGHTs. MD.
HOTEL BRADDOCK

Bfadd0ck Heights, Maryland
Large rooms, private baths spacious .porches.
Overlooking the Picturesque Frederick and
MiadIetovn Valleys.
VI NOW OPEN % :.
Special Chicken Dinner Sundays and Holidays,
For Booklet, Rates. etc.. write n. ].
Croghan, Proprietor. Hotel Frederick. Fred
Heights. Nd, !. s.
Evening star., 1922-05-28

International Typographical Union
has decided to hold its convention
this year in September instead of mi
August, as has been the custom In the
past The meeting place will be At
lantic City.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Lists Late President Roosevelt
Among the World GreatestMen

why Americans think it is dreadful
to show ones braces"
should think" remarked one OF
the young men who was thus being
Instructed. that if braces are SO
terrible Americans would wear belts"
They do" returned Lord North
ciine. Remember. too, not to use
the word nasty That reminds me.
Get Mencken's book. The American
language, and read it carefully. IL
VIII give you much useful informa-
ton / read little in IT myself every
night. When you get to Washington
bear in mind that official circles in
the capital of the great democratic
nation are more particular about So
cial forms than are people anywhere
else on earth. If you address a let
ter to an official and call him Mr.
instead Of Hon op the envelope the
letter is returned to you. When !
was there. with considerable staff.
on government service during the
war, had to cable home demanding
a knighthood for one of my chief
associates because he could not COM
mand the necessary attention in off,
cial quarters as plain Mister After
he was knighted. when the negro at
tendants announced him as Sir So
and-So' he received marked consid-
GRAFTON. When in Washington be
sure to attend one of the Presidents
receptions to the correspondents
disclose many of the Presidents ad-
mirable qualities"
Has His Own Wireless Equipment.
Possibilities OF wireless communi-
cation tempted Lord Northcliffe TO
prophesy: Il can imagine Price,
.nere, turning to his secretary,
gong through life with wireless re-
ceivers eternally clamped to his ears
SO that j may communicate with him
from any part of the world. quite re-
gardless of differences in time, when
ever the fancy strikes me. 1t should
tend to make Prices existence even
more complex than il is already
when distance fails to relieve him of
my presence"
Il did not find you distant when
you were in China recently" returned
the smiling Mr.. Price. The daily
sheafs of cablegrams from you We're
sufficient proofs of your proximity.
And the wireless development Of
which you speak should have the ad-
vantage, from the secretary's point
OF view, of fastening the day for his
retirement on a pension"
nave my own wireless equipment
now" said Lord Northcliffe, "and |
use it continually in communicating
with Lady Northcliffe and my mother.
The wave length that | employ is my
secret which, because of the many
persons who are continually trying
guard"
In closing his instructions TO his
two young men who are going to
America in search of new ideas. Lord
Northcliffe said: Il have told you
what to do and what to avoid doing
not alone for your own Sakes, but be-
cause ! want you to give no offense
to a great people whom / know well.
whom / have visited often and who
invariably have received me with the
Ii.
many personal friends there Give
them all my love"
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Bi8rapne
BELNEDERE

Central to all attractions. Newly remodeled and
refurnished throughout. Dstinctively homelke.
Running Water in All Rooms.
Private baths. Elevator service. Excellent
table. Amer. plan, 81 up daily, 500 up weekly.
Ownership mana cement GIENETTI BROS.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
STANl ET

S. Carolina Ave. near Beach. A family hotel:
modern throughout; bathing allowed Berks
county cooking and products: white help; dane
ing Rates to June Is. So day. $lS week up.
GEORGE l.. KLEISGINNA, Prop.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
CASA Iona

Now open under new management. All ont
side rooms, With running water in each. Bath
tnx reol. tennis, horsebaek riding, dancing. ETC..
For rata, etc., address Chas. D. Prather,,
Braddock heights, Md.
81 Phone Braddock LII
Evening star., 1922-05-28
BOWLING COTTAGE

JOB South New Jersey Ave.
Modern in every detail. Running water. Pri-
vate baths. Large. cheerful dining room. with
perfectly equipped culinary department. Ex
cellent cuisine. Detached children's dining
room and play hall. Lockers and shower for
ocean bathing. Rates commensurate with sur
roupdings. MARY A. BOWLING, Prop.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
FIRE HITS MCCORMICK. S. c

MCCORMICK. s. c.. May 27.--Loss
estimated at 100000 resulted from a
fire in the heart of the business sec
ton here today. The fire started on
the second floor of the Peoples Bank
building at IL o'clock last night, and
was not under control until O'Clock
this morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01

Kellogg q Bran. cooked and krum.
hlod. IS 80 delicious ana inviting that
Thousands OF families use ). constantly
70 mako en'icing bakery hatghe-, sAel
as bran mullins. pancakes, uisiu bread,
etc.: ihoy eat 10 as @ cereal. and many
sprinklo 81 on t.icir fayorite cereal. iis
nuthkc flavor having O fine appeal.
Many more thousands of people eat
Kr'org's Bran every d1y ot ther
live. because 70 h1s permanently r..
lieved them OF constipation aad the
danger. of dreaded Diseases Tint con.
situation leads TO. 10 you are suffer
ing with constipation Won need ALL
BRAN - Kellogg = Bran - with iis
uerunnont corrective ouaH''H. Food.
that are part bras can never give .h.
desired relief bogu thUs do uHt cba
tain sufficient az tue c.mrnis tiu'
Kellogg 3 Bran naturally contains
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
II you are constipation victim
you reed Bran that is ALL BRAN

Whom Sou know that constipation
heads direct. y 90 Bright 3 disease and
other ailments. there is no time 20
De lost in D.ltrimcntmg. Kellogg =
Bran, delicious in is patented cooked
and kuna'ed form. becomes an i'm.
m.liatt ur,..sity. If 10 is eaten rcgu.
a,v ltu1 tlbIespoonfu.s daily; IN
chronic e. with C.ch mral)--it will
r...eyecousiila ion PERMANENTLY Your
physician $50 recommend Kellogg 3
Bran. 10 vH Tree sou from propric.
ary pirh end cafbartics which are AS
stem rackr. ana almost as danger
Gus 70 l.aIth .a constipation itself!
Serve Egn-g's Bran regularly
Watch the U..il ot your entire family
81 prove. , uJalcrful Tor children.
EHlor. recipes arc printed on each
acast. An erocers sen Kellogg 5
Bran, cooked and Lumt.gl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
PITTSBURGH DEFEATS
PENN STATE IA To 0

PTTTSHt HGU N0s sweeping
The Penn Stat, opposition aside and
launching terrific often .ge In tho
second hair tho University of Pittsburgh
football warriors trIumrhed 20 rorhoJ
field today over The \HluF lion 70 -
o The game marked tho passing ~ ~
f0oreless r| which existed between the
p1ufhcrs and t1. Lions fYr two seasons
Tho l4a. ruf team with Tins Hewitt
fulitack. aud Flanagan loft hnlf back
leading tho assault registered r. q
Ds.re victory over Hugo Bezzd'rEs
eleven.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01

LIVERPOOL E1s 'ui'0H .Hn'
quiet prices steady good m'llHne isi
mIy mddlur 1919. mddlng 1875.
Iou miIduur ltt} good ordinary 1850.
ordinary 1884, Sales GnnJ iu.'f In.
GLIDING p00 American rne.U" 1000
Hl. Including 2ni00 American.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
Dissolution No,ioc

Georre As columbia Dr. no longer com
nected with the Ashford Mtg 'o.. IN
ans way a. j. 4. Ashford has pu"chas.
ad his complete Interest
Signed a. Ashford.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
Skin Tortured Babies Sleep|
Mothers Rest
After Cuticura
soss. olus@sri. Tsl-u~ ~ .vsry~hss. Esss.Qylss

. s:is 0''i s.si .is 2 :..,ss;,i ;E;.:
The Washington herald., 1922-11-09
bODuanAls FOX SALE


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TWO BEADTIrUL CokNER LoTs OVER
looking city, With snail house completely
furnished; electric ilshts. 2etc.; excellent
car sud 5itney s<rvice; tems. A. L.
M0eELEY. P. o.. Roeslyn. We. las
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS. VA. tADDIsox
sve.D-new bungalow: 8. rms. anf bath;
h.w.h.; -eiec.: screenedin porch; garden; I;
fruit; chicken house; lot 7txl1o n. Price.
continental Trust Bldg.
rIvE-RooM HOUSE. rAKoMA PARK.
Nd. ON Sligo NIL road; next door Mr..
Cant; s1.soo. Call owner. ~. RAY. Main
220. i30
Mt. RAINIER. MD.-FRANB HOUsE:
gar; garage. Price, ss.voo. wILDMAN
Co. 9Th 4 n. Pr 64os ga
BRANCHvTLLk I'D RHs. Q D.,
a. hcw.h .c ssnse: Al seId: ~ serss;
eth . n. vrsskiis s4oe. u
room frame In excellent condition; gas
and electric lights; fmmediats oossession :
only $500 cash: price. t4.500 WILDMAy
4 CO. 9th = n. Franklin els. ees
NORTH RosENuST. "A -nET r.
D.; d; fur. ht: elect. { one ss ssst hones;
NAN . CO.. 9th 9 b. -
HYATTsvlLLk. MD.-BUNGALoW; SIX
rooms and bath: cellar: fmncs heat;
elec.; me condition: immediate posssssion
Price. $500. wILDMAN CO.. 9th "a.
sUBURBAN- EDGEMoRE. MD.-Beaati.
full bungalow Of generous dinensions;
modern; good location; located % aere Of
ground. Price. si2.50o. McKEEyEK q
Goss. 1415 Eye ST. Main l7s2. So
SLIGO AVE. BLAIR SUB. DIyIsioN-A
Nv story bungalow; just built: pipeIess
;.sm: saa :sets ss' sss co. s sss Dss;
b. rranklin 6406 IA
2-sTdRY BRk.; WITH CELLAR. Rms.
b.; h.-w.h.: gas light: gar: IN Al con-
ditiop; price, 1850 wuDAAN CO.. sth
q SITS. Frnklin e40s. 80
icHERRYDALE. vA.-BUNGALOw or 5
rooms; in good condition; open nrepises:
on a large lot. Price. 1880. and terms are
right. SHANNON q LUCHs. 71s ISth st.
NV. Main 2345. Virginia ohice; Rosslyn.
Va. Clarendon 10.
CLARENDON. vA.-NEw BROOM AND
bath home on corner lot; furnace best:
and trolley. Price. $3.50: reasonable terns.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 713 18th ct. nv.
Main 2s4s. Virginia Office: Rosslyn, Va.
Clarendon 20.
WE HAVE SEVERAL NEW FIvE-RooN
bungalows: modern: on nice sized lots
We will he glad for you to inspect. Priced
from $500 up. SHANNON q LUCHs. IA
18th st. NV. Main 2345. virginia ofice:
/ Rosslyn. Va. Clarendon 20.
|, NEAR LIVINGSTON HEIGHTsIExcEP.
tionslly well arranged home Of eight rooms
| flour bedroomsl: and tiled bath: reception
hall. living and dining room: open fireplace;
| hot-water heat; electricity; located on lot
| 1onx140 feet. II IL q bargain at $40. 500.
SHANNON & LUCHs, 7l3 18th st. nv.
Main 2s45. virginia ofice: Rosslyn. Va.
Clarendon go
An EXCELLENT BRICK COLONIAL HOME
| "a rooms, bath: gas; elec.; front and
r~sr porches: hardwood floors and trim
h.-w.h.; garage: possession 80 days. Price
$3.50: terms, $3.50. A. n wILDMAN
CO. sG1 sth st. NV. Fr. s4oe. Fr. sIsI.
| $40
| LOCATED on BLADENBrRG ROAD y z.
New 5-room frame bunEalow: elec.. Ess.
/ hath; noored attic: front and rear oorches.
| Price, 1880: 81. 900 cash. wILDMAS
CO.. 9th q II. Fr. 64o6. 5s1
The Washington herald., 1922-11-09

~ --is''Nl " BAIH BETfk RESI-
denr"- fUr boat: gas. 'front.' porch: space
for gar: cellar; p1Ss 30 DAYS Price
S1.2-o; $1,000 caSh wILDuAN & co
oth & n Fr si's ss1
A coon FRY Avn POSSESSION VIII re
riv"n: e-storv h-irk. --ns hath: hot
ss 80. wTInWiN 60. 9th & II ~.
MONTH rOr r-vrTN rTrrcUTTS rt--nOI M
sT.-rirht ro'n< ani h7fr and eytra Law
stor-; s-1nt arf roar -orrhes: hardwood
fon-S sni ''-iul: r0t -7--te- heat: electric
rrre. Price. s14 nno u"ErFvrP e Goss
Jazz Eve e. vain a.?
on NRE ,NSSs NvE DETACHED FRAME
h"uSR ~ rNor1S - ha''-non,Sl. and hrth:
collar ard @oo-o' -ff'.- r-cr. ro-r anE s'asp-
frT rnr"hsS. bHt-vsfsr heat: nioctrf-ftv:
h'rfw'of hoor~ md fri-r: S~-"~n<c lot
"y12H f"et: IRE hnTsn Is IN good ccrhltiNn
sri verv attractive -vne p-J~s s13 80
SHiNNnN ( ITCHS T13 14ih 81 NV.
Nair s't5
S1N-P0NN Avn plTIr VOyr ~ T5TV
81 -H4virg ~ latest '-rr-ovourer.s m
c'rf-~- ~'N~trir'tv a-d r1-: sro-. auH 1otihlA
hark porohos- ra-dv-ooT roors arJ f-i,, .rd
BOT vat"- best TrA howe e sr-Noroa anf
t7s carnra prics. sf1 snn STTNHHON
'F'HS ~ 'i'N ~ NV W7I, a3t5
\ WE LITTLE HOWE NFNE r,PrINE.
h-."s: rvs ra'N fur gas front 4
$40 = V VII DNNN : 60 Sni ofh st
NV F-aTklt- $40; F-a-k'tn StfT 5a1
vFrY nrsTR r0C'--p HOWE
- hri"k rorSf-rtrtf1- 1-sS. v-rx. . 14th e,
- rooms and h9th - to'-ro-,sN. . one
nf fhc f1est and mOS' -nqS-r7hlv p-icS1
BONES vow m tho -i-~ko. W tNIs locality.
hnusN has all rno-ha-n inrrrnvp-nents s-rrh 80
electricity ard gas hardwood f~ors and
trim. v1nor beat. ard front porrh: heau-
tfSrl glass tnri0Sad sieeNfn. g7d breakfast
rorchss which rrske n -eaIitv . rooms do
r--~h fo-s-5 nrrktrr f"'s w7,derfri huv
Pfc. s1i 80 ST'NNON Z LV-CtIS 11s
it'h st wv Na'n 'Si5.
HOTF-IV ENCFTIFNT CONDITION AND
IN hparfifrI heights: having eight rrOmS
struct'on: has 81 ~ the most modern I'm
nrnvemenfs: electricity and gas: hut-water
hest. and hardwood foo-s and trim: the
hous~ Is equipped witN awnings anil is prired
~ rock bottom or'v fN- speedy purchaser
y. rr'cs $40 TO Sr'NNOS & LU"HS Ti3
f4th st nv Main 2at'.
NOPTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. sI.5On-
North Of Psrk road. and just on i4th St.
On exceptionally good value 6-roon colonial
:pieh: good back yard Attractive terms
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
1870 Y. Y. Ave Phone Main 1900
a GOOD COLONIAL. BRICK HOTSE-SIN
rooms and hath. fur. beat: gas: front and
roar p"rchss: god condition. possession ~
'avs. P-ice. $50: $55H cash \. Y
wILpNAN & co. snI 9th ST. NV. ".
E40S. Fr >IG7 sOf
FINE BRICS COLONIAL HnI-SE-SIN
-srsr~; frrnt and rear par-tr> Price.
fsOn0: $3.50 cash. \ Y wiIDMNN &
CO.. sol 9th st. NV. Fr. 6iOG, Fr. S1G7.
Gil
The Washington herald., 1922-11-09

NOPTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: STJ0A-
North Of PsrS rond. and just on I4th ST..
On exceptionally good value. s-room colnnia |
home; h ". h.. e'ect light: front and rear
.pirh: good back yard Attractive terms
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-09
Takoma ParK.

TAKOMA PARK-New bungalow: nve rms.
and bath; attic: cellar; modern heating
plant; electric lights; oak floors: open fire.
place $1,000 cash required Price 81. 500.
N~kEEVER GOSS. 1415 Eye St Main
ITso aII
ONE OF The PKETTIEST HOMES IN
TakOma Park. Of seven rooms and bath;
On a large corner lot, with two dozen shade
trees. fruit, flowers and shrubbery; Is within
walking distance OF the 18th St car line.
snd has garage: house is screened and
weather-st-ipped throughout and q equipped
with a very efficient vapor heating system;
front. side. rear and large sleer}ng p0rches;
hardwood foors snd trim. and electricity.
Prize. S1I 900 SHANNON & LUCHS 713
l4th st Main 234s.
TAH"NA PARK NEAR SCHOOLS RMS:
laTre lot; fruit shade. modern garage.
st2 5no- LOFTS p SHOEMAKER. 14O7 v.
kTAKOMA PARK-A DETACHED FRAME
n 81 seven rooms and hath. basement;
f-ont and side pOrches. sleeping porch: eli
modern improvements. vapor hpat screened
and metal weather stripped garage. shade
trees. Prize. s1l 5nO. MrKEEvER & GOSS
1il5 Eve - Main 1852
TAKOMA PARK -s10 20.
T~--c' ave Srus h: ami: Al ron
fi-'o- l. SANSRrRY & CO. 1913 I st
N soo4
The Washington herald., 1922-11-09

a GOOD COLONIAL BRICK HOTSE-SIx
rooms and hath: fur beat: gas: front and
r"ar p"rchss: god condition.. possess ~
Tavs. P-iee SO: So cash \ Y
WII.pNAN 4 co. sal 9th st NV Fl
E4OS. Fr >tGT sOf
The Washington herald., 1922-11-09

r"aris 5nnI ha's; FIR heat gas: hri"E
=araSr; fr-nt and rear p'r-hr.. Price.
tsW0; Si.5fO rssh \ Y WiIDNNN &
CO.. sol 9th st. NV. Fr. 6lOG, FIR S167.
Gil
The Washington herald., 1922-11-09
North Columbia Heights.

A FINE GROOM & Bath RrrCK RESI-
denr"- fur hnat: gas. front porch: snare
for gar. caIls-. noSS 3n dav. price
500: Fl ONH cash wrrD,IIE & co
nth q n rr sf's ss1
The Washington herald., 1922-11-09
LOTS FOR SALE

OVERLOOKING WASHINGTON; = AcREs;
viii sell OF exchange for imp. d. O. real
estate: 1900. including blus print Of lots.
wILDhAN CO.. sth . II sts. ~. e4os
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NnpTTT rOr rUrTN TrrcTITS rt>-nOT M
ST.-Firht r"rnS ani h7tr anI extra Law
stor-: t-1nt arf roar -orrhr<. hardwood
FHH-S anf 'f-iu1: N0t -rTte- heat: electric
H-hfS- ~r-ePr~ nr' a'-uirgs. fwn-car ga
rrEe. Price. S14 nno u-ErFvEP & GoSS
1A1S Eve N4fn 49,
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INSURANCE
P. F. CARLEY.

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS.
burglary Insurance. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1907 v. Y. ave. Main iles
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y '.VVU FTf NNN TflNNFSSTNN WTTI PE
rivrn: 2s'orv h-irk. ms hath. hot
wsfer hRat- caS: n good cord Price
90 ~ vTTnNNN 2 co. 9TH 3 n ~
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$4,000

Hamilfon ST west Ca. ave: rms. b.,
h. W b. cleo largo lot: terms
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
III 1ith st NV. Main4o-S9
N'rbor Washington Real Estate Board
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BrOOkland.

THE BEST NEW HOUSE THAT HAS BEEN
on the market In Brookiand In the last
two years. real California. spacious, nve-
room bungalow. with hot-water heat. cleo
trfcfty. large sleeping porch, hnissed attic
ana generous lot; located In the most at
tractfve part Of Brookiand. and only two
blocks from car line. It's a home that Of
fers the limit OF living satisfaction. yet Il
Is priced at a remarkably low figure and
viii cost less to maintain than any home
near its price. Price. 81. .000. SHANNON q
LUcHs, ia 18th st. NV. Main 2sl5.
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hHuSR ~ rN0r1s - haF-ronrsN. and both
collar 7rd So'-oF -ff'-- r-r7. rr-r anE s'aep-
irT rHrcheS tot-vs'Nr heat: niectri~itv:
hardwood foorS md 'ri~r: <--"en<- lot
fhv12N f"et; IRE hpTsn is IN good condition
SRI ve-v attractive tvpe p-1~a s13 80.
SHtNNnN & TTCHS Ti3 14th =, NV
N7t- s>45
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\ 1--WE LITTLE HOWE NEAR CNP rINE.
h-i"s: 6 RVS Na'H fur h ras front 4
r"a~ phs-. ~ ~0-f p-'~e e 3-N. .s-r-s
$40 V VII nWNN 8 60 Sn1 OH st
nv F-aTkIi- Sin; F-ark'in SIFT sol
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Georgetown.

ST. GEH"GETOwN-o F,NTTY ATT
$3.50. LOUIS = SHOEMAKER, 1907 n.
Y avp. Main It6f
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FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. ABOUT u
miles northwest Of white House-iOO
acres unimpcoved $50 per acre. LOUIS r.
SHOEMAKER. 1907 Y. ave. Main iles