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The evening world., 1922-08-09
BANK OF THE WORLD
WITH TWO BILLION;
! HITCHCOCK PLAN
u. S. Would Control InStitu-
ton to Handle All Inter
] national Commerce.
WOULD ISSUE PAPER.
Substitute for Gold to Settle
Disarmament Problems,
i Senator Says.
WOULD ISSUE PAPER.

IN speech to-day before the mid
summer convention OF the National
Retail Dry Goods Association at the
Grand Central Palace, United States
Senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska star
tied his hearers with plan for an
international bank which proposes to
revolutionize the methods Of conduct
ing international commercial trans
actions.
Under the plan as advanced Ivy
Senator Hitchcock. paper issued by
. the proposed bank would be suhst-
tuted for gold as the basis Of inter
national credits. What Senator Hitch
cock characterized as gambling in
foreign exchange would, he stated. he
prevented, and. among many Other
things, tho plan of the new BANK in
cludes settlement OF the disarma-
ment problem.
The bank, under SnL5to@ fitch
cocks plan. would have capital Of
g., 400, 900 600. II would he inCorpor-
ated The United states Government
would subscribe to $1,000. 600 0oo of
the stock with this stock ownership,
the United States would have thirteen
directors out of twonty-tour, and,
therefore. would have control of the
bank Other nations of tho world
would be entitled to subscribe 10 5000.
600, 900 Of stock, while banks. bank
ers, exporters and importers interest
cd in international trade would be IN.
titled to subscribe 10 5000 600, 900
stock.
Under the plan nations OF thc world
ito become stockholders may mako
treaty arrangements WITH tho Pres,
dent OF the United States. ODo-tmrd OF
the capital to be subscribed 10y such
nation or stocknoldor is 10 b" paid IN
gold and the remaining tWo-thlrds may
be paid in interest bearing bonds Of
solvent Governments.
A solvent Government. under thu
Hitchcock plan. is a Government that
makes due provision for all Of it's eN
ternal claims, maintains o balanced
budget and enters into an arrange
ment with the United states for ar
mament reduction for the purpose OF
assuring its solvency.
Not only lis II proposed that tho
bank finance international commerce
by the purchase and sale of bills OF
exchange, and lend money to export
ers and importers, but it may alsC
include the purchase aud sale Of Gov
ernment securities of those nations
owning stock in tho bank
Senator Hitchcock said, in part:
THE bank shall have power to issue
currency to be known as. the inter
national dollar, which shall be re-
deemable at the main Office in New
York or any branch office.
Its power TO issue currency shall
only be limited by the provision that
IL must maintain a reserve Of 80 pei
cent. Its Obligations TO pay its notes
on demand will be met If it paws those
notes In gold or in tho currency OF
any country whore presented for re-.
demption at the gold value of sucr
currency. The hank will thus have
the power to issue from two to threc
billion dollars in currency"
The evening world., 1922-08-09
ROMANCE OF WAR
ENDS IN ACCUSING
HIS FRENCH BRIDE
.her Of Hero Saw Love
making at Inspiration Point,
She Says.

Another war romance has gone
wrong, it became known to-day, with
,hc filing Of Il Supreme Court action
for divorce by Dudley A. Beckman,
young civil engineer and war hero,
against his beautiful French bride,
Mme Rcine Marguerite Pugnoud
Bechmap She has filed counter
suit for separation.
Insprration Point, that picturesque
strip Of land iutting into tho Hudson
River Just above 172d Street, also
figures prominently in the young
husbands allegations in his divorce
suit. Ho charges thath is pretty war
bride, who is twenty years old, sat
in the tonneau Of an automobile in
tho seCusion OF Inspiration Poin.
with Aimc Dumaino Of No. 255 West
90th street, while both made ardent
love to each other. According to an
affidavit, they were traiied TO the ro-
mantle spit 10y Beekman's mother,
Mrs Agnes Vail Beekman Of No. 80
West 12lst Street, and Samuel Tuite,
4 friend Of the family
In vindiCation of her presence dur
ing the Inspiration Point episode, the
young French giry says in her an
swering affidavit, drawn by her law
yers, Samuel Falk and Paul J.. C0Y-
win, No. 291 broadway:
inspiration Point is n high place
l,tv trtg -,
a place OF refreshing air and beauty
Of view. Hundreds Of autoists stop
there daily, especially evenings, and,
on the occasion in question, there
were at least a hundred automobiles
on all sdes of US, with their lights
burning"
She says her friendship with Du.
maine, a fellow w-countrymau, was
platonic, he being twice her age and o
contidant for advice on her marital
troubles
In answer to her husbands charges
Of improper relations with Henri L.
Petit, rcstauranteur of No. 1871 Lex
lngton Avenue, Nine. Beekman Is
most emphatic in her denial and says
he merely is a dear friend and coun.
tryman who extended her friendly
| courtesies.
Young Beckman went abroad VIII
the a. Il. T. in September, 1917. unC
won a commission two months later d
an Officers Training School u
France. He became desperately q
after soinC through the Argonne of
tonsivo ana while a patient in IIs
| Hospital no. at Talcnce. Franc, IN
first became acquainted with th
beautiful Milo. Pugnoud then q mer
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BLAST IN MANHOLE
SCATTERS CROWDS
Cover Is Hurled More Than
Thirty Feet in Brooklyn
Street.

NoonLay crowds returning from
luncheon scattered for safety when an
iron mauhole cover, propelled by an
explosion OF gas beneath II, shot
thirty feet into the or with loud
report at the corner 'f lens"n and
Clinton Streets, BroOblNn, shortly
after L O'Clock this afternoon
The streets werc tllcd, both with
foot and vehicular traffic, but nobody
was hurt and no damage Was done.
The manholc is directly i'm front OF
the Hamilton Club. Members Of the
club at luncheon and persons living in
the ncighborhood felt the shock Of the
explosion.
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Warren S. stone, President of the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers,
when told that 1900 brotherhood men
had quit at Joliet last night. said TO
the Associated Press representative
that there would be one hundred more
apmilar cases soon If wording condi-
tons at raj road yards and shops were
not cuaugedt
The men have got to the limit OF
endurance through abusive treatment
from guards and conditions have
reached the breaking point,' Mr..
Store seid.
G,zSSeI il the action Of The Joliet
men met with the approved Of the
brotherhood chiefs. Mr.. Stone said:
The action does not require any
approval.
Our men arc not expected to work
under such conditions as now prevail
at many railroad terminals. ! am tell
ing them that wherever their lives are
home and stay there. They are iust-
fed in remaining away from railroad
company property under existing con.
ditons"
". G.. Lee, President Of the Broth
erhood Of Railroad Trainmcn, and -.
H. Robertson. Fresidout OF the Broth
crhood of Locomotive Tlremen and
EnEncmen, when told of tho Joliet
walkout Of brotherhood members and
President stones stand, CCncurred In
the position taken 10y the engineers
chief.
President Lee said he had wired
the representative Of the trainmen on
tho Elgin. Joliet and Eastern that
whenever the members of his organ
IIation have positive proof that they
are being III treated by railroad
guards and their lives endangered
they had his permission 10 stay away
from railroad company property.
President Robertson said ne and
President Stone had sent Joint
message to their representatives. ~
Joliet to stay away from the railroad
company property II their lives were
in danger through armed guards.
President Robertson also said h.
had received message from lis
repre- sentative nt Terrc Haute. Ind.
this morning that brotherhood men
were being subjected to abuse by
hundreds Of armed soldiers guarding
railroad lines leading TO strip mines
IN that territory and had replied that
If there was danger tncy should stay
away.
CINCINNATI. Aug . CAssociated
Prcss) Clerks, freight handlers RnI
station men Who arc not on strike
have been ordered to "etay away from
their usual places ot employment
wLcrr,c. .nor lives are endangered,
either -. arm.i Yuords or defective
railroad equipment" the Brother.
hood If Railway and Steamship
Clerks, Freight Handlers, station and
express Employees announced to
| day.
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RICHARDS NAMED
ON THE AMERICAN
DAVIS CUP TEAM

IT was officially announced this
afternoon that William r. Ttldcn,
Philadelphia; William NJ Johnston,
san Francisco; Il. Norris Williams,
Boston; and Vincent Richards, Yonk-
ers, would form the American team
taat will defend the Davis Cup in the
challenge round Of the International
Tennis Meet at Forest Hills starting
September l.
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300 BROTHERHOOD
MEN co ON STRIKE
IN JOLIET PROTEST
Unions Refuse to Run
Trains While Soldiers
Remain ON Guard.

CHICAGO Aug s-Thirteen hum
Gred Big Four brotherhood men GA
tho Elgn, Joliet and Eas.e, oIl-
road are on strike al Joliet in vrs,t
against troops guarding the usht OF
way.
The walhout included engineers,
hremen, conductors and trsiInIen.
Switchmon were expected to join the
strike to-day.
The E. ]. and e. IL an outer belt
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40. 10, llNlng Al no. ia BUM street
Tic Count WIS cncrgctiCally pur-
sunp his duties as tloorwalker in
from Of the drug d toilet articles
suctbn when rcwspapcr men de
accnlel uyou him. There had been
soma surpostiou that he might return
to tie old ancestral halls in sunny
seville now that lie has a pretty
Amcdcan bride, but he splashed cool
ing water all over that thcory. a.
&C, back TO spain?" shrugged the
Count. with what could bo internrftes
as "A democrauc look Of disgust2on iA
faCo-"You haves 5ayEf
YOU call 1.-THE bum steer. 4 ~
Just Ike any other working man. I
have pleasure in my work here. I
make 5000 n year and I please my
employers I do not desire, in the
least. to return 10 Seville. Twelve
years ago ! became a citizen Of the
United states, have the vote. |
am satisfied I am happy,
Nevertheless he confessed 10
slight rcevc over his Wifc's announce
ment Of ,hcir marriage The former
MISS = aiylH tote 'ho story 10 The
.eciet, edifor OF Sse Iadson Dispatch
last night because. she said, ~ was
afraid 70 ten my mother about It.
MOTHER MIGHT Get USED TO
NOBLE .DEA.
Tho Countess figured that II her
pF 81
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BIG RAILWAY UNIONS NOTIFY
MEN TO LEAVE JOBS IF THEY
FIND LIVES ARE ENDANGERED
Stone Warns That Unless Conditions Improve
There Will Be 100 Such Cases as i'll Joliet,
Where 1900 Walk Out. as Protest After
Clash With Troops Called by Railroad.

Press)Chcf executives OF the
taken action regarding the
through the alleged
of armed guards shopmens
remain property
ne lives arc
The evening world., 1922-08-09

the baby lad fallen into tho Kawoal
River. This frightened mother leap d
i'm to save the child. Unable 10 swim,
she cried for help. and the father. who
was working on the automobile,
jumped In in an effort to save LIS
wife and child.
The bodies OF Mr.. and Mrs. High
land we're recovered
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outside the hotel Just before he rolls
away in a closed motor car.
Paris, provincial to the extent Of
always interesting itself in the
minutcst detail OF an international
love affair, was rather inclined 10
doubt whether Mnthilde, seventeen,
and Max, forty-two. ever would
marry, on tho otlcr hand, 1t was
agreed announcement Of postpone
wcnt OF Mathildc'a trip might be "a
"bliud."
The typical attitude ot the French
man on the boulevard was this:
"Mathilde is in Paris, and beyond
the Alps is Oser; a rocky path to the
altar"
The evening world., 1922-08-09
Would Rather Be FIOOrWalker
Here Than NObIeman in Spain,
Says Edmund Alfonso de JimineZ
Married to Miss Flora Louise Nelson on July s, but
MOthcr-in-Law Has Not as Yet
Been Notified.

hoorwalkor Seville
Edmund Alfonso Jiminel, hryx
ocked
morning him marriage, July
Nelson twenty-five
No 16. lvng at No l2l Blum Strcct I.nion nm. j.
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WOMAN DIES on al" PLATFORM.
Pauline Musllratt. siNty-hvc, OF Ma
while waiting for an elevated train On
tho platform NJ 3ith Street and Third
Avenue to- dav
The evening world., 1922-08-09
Mathilde Mccormick POstpOneS
Her Trip 10 Meet Swiss Fiance
Paris Comments: "Mathilde Is in Paris, and Beyond
the Alps Is OSer: Rocky Path to the Altar

9NWhTd0 join Max
indefinitely postponed learned on good
Il
The evening world., 1922-08-09
THE MORLp rKANEL RuRl

The iI,ki Mi0kLD lGa,Ii rEGANEL sTk,EAU. ,,,;
Park Row. y. Y. City. Tssphons BseklnaR
1000. Check room for baggage and parcels
open day and night. Money orders ana
travellers checks for LslS.-Advt,
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Automobile Touring a pleasure with Asso-
olAted Tours Guide. News and subway stands,
SOC. Automobile Club Of America. k.Y.--Adt.
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-IO7 of all the "HELP WANTED"
IdN1 Ads. Last Week Mere printed
~ " The WOrh,
The evening world., 1922-08-09
Positions Are
Plentiful for
The Worlds Readers

The Worlds readers are a favored
class as regards being provided with
employment They have the choice
Of more positions than the readers Of
all the other New York newspapers
combined.
-Help Wanted" Ads. Last Week:
THE WORLD..,.......I4,763 Ads.
The Iirne5. 1907 Ads.
The Amerlean........... 1882 Ads.
The Herald. ...........,,. Dol Ads.
The Tribune. so Ads.
WORLD over all combined 9,673 Ads.
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-Help Wanted" Ads. Last Week:

WORLD overall combined 9,673 Ads.
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IN
all MEN NOTIFIED TO QUIT IF IN Peril

TO'Nights weathor--FAlRi COOLER.
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(Contlnuel on Second PageJ
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY
WANTED

WANTED
Client desires minimum 2, 500 SQUARE feet
business property located between Penn.
sylvania ave. Fl street. Twelfth to Seven
teenth SITS NV. for stationery sales. printing
and engravers' office. VIII not pay ovei
500 per month.
WILLIAM K HARTUNG
110S Sixteenth Street v. W.
ESTATES CAREFULLY MANAGED~
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P. F. CARLEY,

I. T. CARLL
Ph. Fr sl53 611 ST. NV
1.o0o-Cleaning & Dyeing; downtown;
very good income: must sell at sacrifice;
will take offer. Rent. 5000.
81 .4O0-CIeaning 4 Dyeing: downtown; a
real moEey maker. wonderful bargaIn
renatl with lease, s65. 90.
s5.s0O-Confectionery, Del. 4 Cigar Stand !;
downtown; room cellar; a real money
maker: a wonderful bargain; must sell Mt
sacrifice; owner leaving country; rent. S175.
s2,soo-Csndy Mfg. & Lunch Room; s. W;
store & kitchen: very good income: rental
with lease. $3.50.
81, 2,50o-Delicatessen, 9th ct. NV; good To-
cation: also very good business; 8 yrs. lease:
rent, s125 90.
So, ,sOO-Delicatessen. Ga ave. NV, room
4 store; doing good business: s yrs. lease;
rent. $500
s.. .500-DelIcatessen & Bakery, Rhode Is
land ave ne; 1 large room & fixtures; q
wonderful bargain; umst sell at sacrifice:
rent. 5000.
50, 2,oO0-Delicatessen, downtown; 1 large
room, store a basement; a wonderful brsi.
ness opportunity; doing good business; must
sell at sacrifice: rent. $500
S3,50o-Gents, Furnishings, Sc. g rooms,
store & bath; good income; rent. s135.00.
sS0oo-Garage, uptown; capacity 80 cars:
Ayr. lease; owner retiring; must sell at
crifce.
P. F. CARLEY,
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
North Columbia Reifht,.

THIS HOME Is RIT TWO YEARS 0l
and in perfect condition. hriTk constrl
tion with ronrrots front aad resr norrhI
six rooms srd hath ttiledl garage Pm
SO. 700. Phone ne fo- appointment ~
spect McKFEyER & GOSS. 1905 Eve
NV. Main $50 2ss-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
p F CARTFY

P. F. CARLEY,
s5oo-Eaneh Room; H st. Dt' ns': good 20 nH: in:
come; rent, $50.
s2.50o-Lunch Room: downtown; mixed
trade; real bargain: rent. $50.
A5oo-Lunch Room; downtown; store, 8
rooms 4 bath; rental. with lease. 800.
s3.hOO-Lunch Room: downtown; 8 room.
& cellar: also furniture; a real bargain
rental. with Lease S125
s75oo-Hovie Hall; Brightwood; capacity
$50 people CwhiteI; doing good business
rental. with lease, S275
S32nO-Roomtng House: st. NV: IL
rooms: 3 baths & garage; very good In
come: rent 500
So. e.25O-RoominV 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.
SO. S3.nO0-ROoming House: downtown; %
rooms: baths & 10 extra sinks; h.-wh.
sisc lights; good income; rental. with lease.
s2.5OO-RoomInE House: downtown. IS
rooms: > baths; gas & elec. lights; heat
furnished rent, 5000.
s1.5OO-Near beer; uptown; good income;
q real bargain; rent, $40.
S5,OOO-Millinery. uptown: excellent loca-
tion; rooms, baths store and garage
doing very good business; a real bargain;
must sell at sacrifice; rental with lease.
t27T5O.
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph FIR s153. Sit z ST. NV.
500 CASH AND s17 A MONTH WILL BUY
a-husiness place; northeast with store and
four living rooms.
HALL & GRAY,
1904 n st. ne. Lincoln 1891.
$50
$4,000.
Lunchroom on Pa. ave se.-Doing good
business.
JOHN p DONoHoE 4 SONS,
3i4 Pa. ave Sc
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Mr.. 32ND. n w.-g rms. & o.; fur. h.
5000: 81, 900 cash wILDMAN & CO.,
9th & II Franklin 6406
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P. F. CARLEY

Ph Fr. s15s s17 ct. nv.
s3.5Oo-Gange Accessory 4 Paint Busi-
ness. uptown. NV; capacity 90 cars; 5-yr
lease; very good income; must sell at sac
rince
sl.5Oo-Grocery. sw; store; rooms:
hwh. gas: 2-yr. lease: rent. s325
s3.20O-Grocery Market, ne; store, 5
rooms, bath. very good income; rental. with
lease, $50 90.
81 2oo-Grocery 4 Meats. sw: rooms a
$4,000 ''
s2ooo-Grocery. downtown. NV; wonder
full income: rental. with lease, 5000
sl.4oo-Grocsry 4 Meats, sw.; store; 5
with lease. S32 so.
4. s12.Ooo-Grocerv Property; store; 8
rooms; garage; latrobe heat; gas: stock
4 fixtures; must sell sacrifice.
s2.OOO-Hardware, Paints, varnishes a
House Furnishings; downtown; rooms q
store room: 5-yr. lease; also fixtures. stock
at inventory; must sell at sacrifice: owner
leaving town; rent. s1T5.o0.
s2.s0o-Hotel, Pa ave. NV; 25 rooms 4
several baths; god income; rental. With
lease. $4,000
81 s25oO-Lunchroom. 18th ST. NV; doinr
good business; lease with rental, S1I250
S3.55O-Lunehroom. uptown, NV; stores
several rooms; excellent business; must
rent. S125.OO
Ph. Fr. eIss- s17 e st. nv.
P. F. CARLEY,
SUBURBAN STAPLE GROCERY; RMS.
store; h.-v.h-; elect: rent SIS per mo-
good bus: 80. 500 wILDNAN & CO.. 9th
n. Franklin s4OS
$500.
St between 5th q 5th-New 2-story
brick apartment: h.-w.h; terms
JOHN p DONOHOE SONS,
314 Pa. ave. g.
CIGAR. coNFECTICNERY. NEWSSTAND,
Worth Cap. nr. Y. Y. ave: rms
elect; $40 -ent: SIS per day bus. 7: price.
100 WlLDMAN & CO.. 9th & q. Pr
'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.

BUSINESS oPPORTUNIIiEs-DRY GOODS
store for sale: stock, fixtures and building:
paying business: estabfished Is years: owner
retiring. Special buy. 81 200 cash required !;
reasonable terms on balance. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. ;4o7 n. Y. ave. Main 1166
INDIANA AVE, Mr. 1Sr sT.-Grocery
store rent. $50: stock and fxtnres 81 600
WILDMAN 4 CO., 9th & II st. FIR. s408
SIXTEEN APARTMENTS RENT ron
n1 $50: price, t6s. $50. GATEw0OD Q.
BENNETT. Cont. Trust Bldg. Main 65e4L
BEST SEC. IN N.w.-Det r. r. modern
construction: % apts; an. rent. sl2. 900:
consider terms; $4,000. wILDMAN & CO..
9th a n. Franklin 64o6
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NORTHAMPTON sT-STa. 500.
W. rNnER vooD sr.-sco ono.

N"AtFi t-.'tF -@-7-s - a-A-s -
y I sNISRrRv co. IIsr-t NJ ssc
JENlFER ST. l. BLOCK IRON CoNl
ave-a rooms & hath: h.-wh.: el~c. e,
hri-k. Crest hUv AZ S12. go. GATEw01
s. BENNETT. So9 Cont Trust B'dr NJ 81.
CHEVY CHASE. Mr. COUNTRY CITE. a.
lnr - smi gar. $40. .O0n THOs
FISHER & co. 7ss 18th NV " $50
PRACTICALLY NEW HOME: nETACHFl
frame: si'ua'ed on = lot 75nls5 feet
one " the most attractive sections of Clr'
tEa~a. thsre T-e bedrooms living ~oT
with open fireplace. dining ROW and kitrha'
hot water heat elerrri-itv and gas r.
grd rear norrhcs: hardwood floors and -.
This is most inviting snot surrounded
well -devcl lo0ei shade trees. immediate y
session snd terms. II desired Price Sls
SHANNON & LUCHS. 7ls l4th -
Nsin es45
NEAR wARnNAN PAER HnrTr-0vr'
looking large estate: lSt noor receipt
hail parlor. breakfast slcove. dining rco
and kitchen: "a noor bedrooms. glnss
sleeping porch and roof garden covered rrs
SIC. 5n0 paid fo- this homo IN 1914: price Q
d7v. S1s 500 e ATTwH00 : RENNET
$40 Cont. Trus' Pldr Nsin ssaa
CHEVY CHASE-RI7 NGALOW on TARG
lot: with EsraEo shsds trees and trl
suburban surroundings. owner leaving fnv'
Only so 900 g s RENNETT. SO Cot
TrTIgf p7Sr Main GTN4
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WISCONSIN AVE, mr. naval Observatory
8 rm.: tapestry br.; col. home; semi-de-
tached. h.-w.h.: cleo; front & rear porches:
hardwood throughout; lot 80 by 146. This
Is S15. ono home For quick sale. $40. 500
WIIDMAN a CO. 9th & II. Frank 6406
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
P. F. CARLEY,

CONFECTIONERY AND NUT SHOP;
downtown; doing q nne business on .
main thorouEhfare: rent only 500 With 3
year lease; price, s. $50 wILDNAN q
CO.. 9th q. Franklin 640s
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bath: huilt-in garage. concrete frunt
lower rear porch. sleeping porch m Ea.I
floor: has hot water heat. elerfrir iE
hardwood floors snd trim; basement. 0he
at the reasonable price ~ $40 80.
KEEvER a GoSS. l4o5 Eye 81. NV. u
90 nl
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18TH ST Y w BETWEEN II I-1O
rooms and bath Price. 500. 900. CAYwooD
BROS. 4 GARRETT. INC. 915 n. Y. ave.
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FOR SALE-APARIMENTS.

S~~-~~~~~--~>->~----~~-~ ~~-~>~~-~~~~~->~->~sS
CORNER HOME IN BLooMINGDALE-
Location the best; rooms & bath; very
moderately priced. @. s. BENNETT. sos
Cont Trust Bldg. Main 65g4.
FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; ROW
brick house with rooms and bath; front
and rear porches: hot-water heat; cleo
tricity; gas: hardwood floors and trim; alley
In rear. Price. 81 $50: terms. SHANNON Il
LUCHs. 713 14th st. NV. Main 2345.
1000 BLOCK OF IsT ST. Nw.-THREE-
story brick: nine rooms and bath: In rood
condition: price. 50 500: terms. GATEW0OD
9. BENNETT. 800 Continental Trust Bldg.
Main s5e4.
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ARRANGED AS TwO-FAMIIr rrAT;
brick house of rooms and bath: all mod
ern Improvements: finished room and shower
In cellar; front and double rear rorches
space for garage: property is about years
Old Price 50 100: terms. SHANNON a
LTCHs. 7l3 18th ST. NV. Main 2a4A
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Y NEW HOME: nETACHF

CHEVY CHASE. NR. COUNTRY CLTH. de
FISHER & Co. 7ss 18th nv " $3.50
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LOCATED LESS THAN A BLOCK TRol
Connecticut Hvenue-Sine rooms and ~
baths; ami; hardwood floors and trir
screened throughout; lot with lO0-foOt frof
age by 1s7 feet deep Price. $4,000.
kEEvER a Goss. 1905 Eye st. nv. NJ
1T52 S2s-z
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81. .5o0-EASY TERMS; PERRY. WEST
18th; rooms and bath: h.-w-h-; II
tricity: hardwood floors. WILLIAM
HARTCNG. 1lOs 18Th at. NV. Main 312
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ARGONNE TEKKAIE-NI3-3NN
rms b.: ami; breakfast & sleeping
porches; garage
Y. L SANSRI,RY & CO lLls 81 NJ ha0a
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22

PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE OVERLOOK
ing Rock Greek Park: rooms and bath;
servants room and toilet IN cellar; laundry
hot-water hest; electricity. gas. hardwood
floors and Trim screened sleeping Horches: /:
screened breakfast porch: hui't-in garage
owner leaving town will sol for Sl4. on on
terms. SHANNON & LUCHS. Tl3 l4tb st.
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S13,500

--HuTIlUtI NHshIhEton KFaI Estnte boArd.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOUSE OF SIX
rooms and tiled hath: cellar with servants
toilet and stationary tubs; hot-water heat;
electricity: gas: hardwood floors and trim
excellent condition: buiIt-in garage Price,
s9.'OO SHANNON & LUCHS, 713 14th st.
NV. Main 2345
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S8.50O,

st. between 5th q 5th-Nev 2-story
hrick apartment: h.-w.h.; terms
JOHN p DONOHOE SONS,
314 Pa ave. se.
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sTH ST. NEAR N.w.-11 ROOMS &
bath Price. S8. .onn. CAYw00D BROS. &
GARRETT. INC. 9l5 y. Y. ave. NV