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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01
LEWIS KEATS GRANDOYTCH

Muskogee, Okla.-Ed Stranger
Lewis, heavyweight WFestli1i
champion. defeated John Gralis
vich in straight falls.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01
GAMES TOMORROW.
Rock Island at Cedar Rapids.
Dubuque at Ottumwa-
Waterloo at Marshallt0wn.


Rainy weather. at MARSHALL
town and at Waterloo Memo
rial day was a tough break for
the Mississippi Valley league-
The three big holidays of the
summer season, Memorial day,
July 4 and Labor Day, are the
three days on which the league
anticipates helping the Golfers
of each club by pooling of the
receipts. Big crowds undOubt-
eddy would have turned out at
Waterloo and MarshaIltown, so
1t is Just like seeing the money
fly out of the window. There
Is a question whether Rock Is.
land will be Obliged to split its
receipts of the day six ways.
The inclement weather has Gu
N heavily all around the circuit
Aside from the opening series
here has hardly been a set PLAYED
n any one city where one or NOR
have not been made
Manager Larry Mullen of
Dubuque has his eye cooked for
one or two star members of the
Columbia university team of
Dubuque. The college boys
will be through with their
books at the close of the school
term. One of them is pitch
err by the name of McCauiey,
who yesterday held the strong
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01

AROUND the e'RCUIT
JAMES L. HUGHES =
Dubuque White Sox, a semi
pro organization, to a lone hit
In trimming them. 6 to 2.

p1U U1E6AILatAVAAs ~ a AUhS AAse
In trimming them. 6 to 2.
Ottumwa is giving thanks that it
is back home again Take it from
the scribes of the city, this is al.
that is needed to start the Drohans
on a climb that should land them
near the top in the not far distant
future The writer in the Ottumwa
Courier comes out boldly with the
assertion that Dubuque and Rock
Island should prove easy for the
Cards.
Jimmy Jelinek drew his re-
lease after yesterdays game,
and to fill the position at short
stop Manager Councilman re-
signed Curt Norton of Moline,
who has been working out with
the team for several days. Curt
was slated to appear in the
lineup at Cedar Rapids this aft
ernOOn.
Jelly's erratic play was the cause
of his release. While the little fell
low yields a wicked bludgeon on
occasion, he has shown himself too
uncertain in the fielding end of the
pastime.
Stuvengen accompanied the
team to Cedar Rapids. The big
fellow recovered quickly from
being struck by pitched ball,
his only mark being a more or
less cOlOred eye, which should
heal rapidly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01

base hits-Oster. A. Anderson, /
Anderson. Forsythe. Sacrifice bid
-Janda, Hyde (3). Fart. Stole
bases-Graves, Riley, Ford. Doub
plays-Janda to Anderson ID
Graves, Forsythe to Messnei|
Struck out-By Oster, 4; b.
Hockett, 5. Bases on balIs-0El
Oster, 5; off Hockett, 5. Umphs-.
Schiller. Time-2:00.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01

The first lead pencil was made
in England during the reign of
Queen Elizabeth.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01
Pirates, II: Reds. 9.

Pittsburgh, June 1.-The Pirates
made it three out of four from the
Reds by taking the series final, Il
to ,. Couch started for Cincinnati.
but was derricked in the second
inning in favor of Schnell, who was
subjected to bombardments in the
fifth and sixth that netted seven
runs. Hamilton was hit freely, but
was invincible with men on base
Cincinnati .001 900 001-2 8 ,
Pittsburgh 30 034 00*-11 IA l
Couch, Schneu and Hargrave;
Hamilton and Gooch, Jonnard
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01

That will be a shrewd move, and
there is precedent for such action
in the action of Jim Jeffries. who
turned the heavyweight champion
ship over to some pork and beaner
who didn't hold it very long.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01
SEMI-PRO NOTES
Bishop Hnl.CoaI Valley

SHOP HIAE.NVHi FdIIFys
The Bishop Hill nine will cross
bats with the fast Coal Valley Reg
ulars in a game to be played next
Sunday afternoon at Coal Valley.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01
Dodgers. 4; Braves. 1.

Brooklyn, June brooklyn
made it three in row and three
out of five in the series by defeat
ing the Boston Braves to 1 here
yesterday. Grimes, who was knock
ed out of the box Sunday in the
opening game faced Oeschger again
today and held the Braves to five
hits, one base on balls and famed
FIVE. Score:
Boston ....... DOL 900 000-1 5 /
Brooklyn .... 900 020 eos Z /
Oeschger and O'Neil; Grimes and
Miller
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01
pills HUMBLE
GIANTS, 8 TO |
Defeat is Third Ont of Four-Game
Set for League Leading
New York.

Philadelphia, June IA remark
able throw to the plate by Curtis
Walker stopped ninth-inning
squirt by the Giants and enabled
the Phillies to take the final of the
series here yesterday afternoon.
The figures were to l. The vic
tory gives Wilhelm's athletes three
out of the four games on the local
lot.
New York .......100 600 00O-1 7 l
Philadelphia 49,. coo clio 02*-3 s 0
Ryan and Snyder; Meadows and
He1line.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01

MEYERS TO COAST.
Chicago Johnny Meyers, middle
weight wrestling champion, left on
o trip to the Pacific coast
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01

There is report that if Benny
Leonard beats Jack Britton in their
coming match he will take the well
ter title as his main crown and
pass the lightweight championship
over to his brother Joe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01

This matter of physical condition
grows more and more important in
all our sports. If Bill Johnston.
the tennis star, would build up with
half dozen more pounds it would
be a great thing for him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01

We have heard of Babe Ruth, Ty
Cobb and others giving vent to
rage against spectators, but this is
the first case We recall where
fighter tried to fight a spectator and
a ring opponent at the same time.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-15
NUEsTRA ADHESION Al HOMEMADE

NO por esperada, va que desde ha-
Tia Va algunos dias IA impression dc
|lcs medicos que asistfafi i don Pedro
|Arsnaga era pesinista, dej6 de eau
|sar aver Ia noticia de ii muerte del
|iiustre fiIantropo espaiol, don Pedro
|Arsuaga y Beraza, una prOfunda sen
|saci6n de tristeza. La ciudad entera
|toma parte en- el duelo de Ia presti-
|giosa familia doliente;; San Juan, que
don Pedro Arsuagaj co.
|no uno de sns hijos predilectoss 81
|asociaba de una manera profunda .
IA tristeza de los deudos del noble vas
10, caido en- la muerte, trss de una
|penosa enfermedad que pusc 4 prue-
|bali1a virtud de su acendrada resigna-
|si6n cristiana, v durante Il cual 81
|ha mantenido como un halo de ternu.
Ia que rodeaba al querido enfermo, e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-15

menaie de todo un pueblo, porque 81
vida ejenplar esta ilustrada por una
|interninable succession de acciones gel
|nerosas y de hechos nnagnanimos, que
he habfan conquistado el amor de es!
|te pueblo. 81 fueramos a citar aqui
los rasgos de desprendimiento, las
|muestras de esplendidez, las frecuen-
ltes dadivas con que acorrfa cuantos
a el Sc llegabap en- solicitud de ayuda,
mo bastaria para tan confortadora y
'ejemplar enumeration TODD ,el texto dc
|nuestro diario.
Pero don Pedro, que asi, don Pedro
|era como todos le llanabamos, no ne;
.cesitaba, no esperaba a que llegaser
a 81 las peticiones anhelantes, las so.
|licitaciones cotidianas, sino que Sc
'adelantaba a toda solicitud, para sor!
|prender al pals con esplendidos ras-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-15

.T|ROPO
lOINIJI7Aa@ TAIl31 I1AIA TIIN Ii OIJ

Sos de una munificencia suprema.
So deseo de remediar ell dolor ajeno,
su noble inquietud de lleyar un ali
vio a los necesitamos, Sc antfcipaba
q todo estinlulo ajeno en- su afan in
colmado de hacer ell bien a manos lIe-
nas, Y ahf esta una sola donaci6n su-
va que muestra como saba ser mag
nanimo en- sus generosidades, el in
signe filantropo que deja tan belIo re-
cuerdo de su convivencia con nosotros
aqui, ahi esta el Sanatorio para Tu-
berculosos. Ell terreno, Ell amplio So
lar de ese magnffico Sanatorio 10 re-
gallo don Pedro Arsuaga, y asf como
este donativo espontaneo que encon-
tro en- el sentimiento p1blico eco de
tan vibrante silnpatia, asf como esta
Que no Sc podfa ocultar, porque es
una obra que esta a la vista de todos,
v que Ia gratitud ajena propaI6 entu-
siasn1ada, asf como esta, otros muchos
rasgos de munifcente desprendimien-
to ilustran Ia vida ejemplar del pro-
Ger fallecido.
Mas, no fue solo en- ese sublime as
pecto de Ia bondad pr6diga en- altraiss
mo y RIGA en- caridades franciscanas,
len 10 que destaco Ell elninente ciuda-
dano espahol Que habia venido Puer-
Ito Rico muy joven, que aquf desarro-
lII6 sus energias, que aquf desenvoiyio
Isus iniciativas, que aaui supo crear ri
Iqueza, y fpmentar industriss, u ser
len 81 mundo de los negocios una fgu-
IA de gran relieve s..
El Excnp SE don Pedro Afsnaga
Beraza naci6 ca Alzos Gdipuzcoa,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-15

,aIna t0da de le cindad, interesAda
|por la vida, por IA eeSa vida del
liidalgo espaho1 que tanto Pien ha he-
ho a Puerto Rico.
Cast tres meses fa durado Ia en-
.fermedad que ha tronchadO una vida
tan It'll, que ha puesto fin a una exis-
|tencia tan valiosa, y dhrante ese tiene
|po, nj el noble enfet1no exhal6 una
|qaeja, nj el pueblo de San Juan v po-
|denos decir que tOda Ia Isla, intere-
|sados en- la salud u en- la vida del en-
|fermo, dejaron de seguir anhelantes,
|con viva emoci6n, con fervores nunca
|apagados, les alternatives de esa cruel
|dolencia de Ia que todos hemos sufri-
do en- Ia angustia de no poder NADIA
contra el destino; una parte torturaS
Edora.
Don Pedro Arsuaga merece este ho+
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-15

Provincias Vascongadas, en- 1864. Tes
mia ahora cincuenta v oeho amos de
Eedad. Vino Pnerto Rico en- 1879,, u
desde entonces, cuarenta dos amos
de esa fecunda vida han sido para nos
otros, va que aqui vivi6 el Pr6cer
aqui desarroll6 todas sus fecundas Eini
ciatiyas. Hombre de una notable pre-
paraeion Y de una aptitud grande pa
IA la vida de los negocios, don Pedro
Arsuaga fue a los. pocos amos de estal,
aquf, jefe de la poderosa firna Sobri-
nos de Ezquiaga; este fue en- 1884 y
desde entonces ha venido desempenan-
do tan in1portante function financinra.
Actuo en- politica, y en- la vida. po-
Utica como en- la vida financiera, CO.
moen la vida social, tenia que ser una
fgura eminente.
Don Pedro Arsuaga fue presidente
del partido Unconditional, fue Coiica-
jail del Ayuntamiento, de San J1fan,
formo parte principal de la Conaision
lorganizada aquf para festejar a S. S.
A. A. R. R. los infantes de Espana
pa. Eulalia Y su esposo. Fue Presi-
dente de la Camara de Concrete, Pre-
sidente del Casino Espanol de San
Juan, Coronel de Voluntarios, " tenia
IA medalla de Constancia en- la Reser-
Va del Ejercito Espanol; forn6 par
te tanbien de la Junta Directive de
"a Sociedad de Auxilio Mutuo y Be-
nefcencia y fue Presidente de Ia jun
Ia Central de IA asa Espana, estaildo
Ten nosesi6n des Las kyandes cruces
AIefito Naval " ds isabel Ii Cato
tContiaua en- ID aegunda pagiHa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-15

Cantero, Eernandsa Il co., Inc, Editorsa
Oacinas: Allen 4s ST, (altos).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-15

Aver, a las cinco de la tarde. emf
barred para New York en- e yapor:
Tanamo, el jefe del Negociado de.
Infornaci0n George Nc Clure a
quien cl gobernador le ha concedido.
IS dfas dc Iicencia.
ri via5e precipitatlo de No Clure,
la causado una cxtraordinaria sensa-
ci0n sn san Juan, pues lnonentos am
tes de embercar habit prestadO del
elaraci6R ante el Gran JuradO de lal
Corte de Distrito de esta eiudad.
Tambin Sc ha dicho en- los cfrculosl
polftcos que Nc Elure va Al Norte enl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-15
Dicen que Nc Clure EMBARGO
para contraer matrlrnonlo

una diIigenc'a cficial del Gobernador.
Los informes que tehemos nosotros
,de los amigos eontlnentales de Nc
CIure, cs qeu va a Kansas City q
|contraer matrinaonso.
Evening star., 1922-07-15

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS,
49, 466 and 474 G STREET SOUTHWEST
EACH CONTAINING SIX ROOMS AND BATHROOM.
Sale to Take Place Front of the Respective Premises
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
AT Ago O'CLOCK,
JULY 49,
ALSO FOUR UNIMPROVED BUILDING LOTS
LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN K AND L STREETS SOUTHWEST,
THE LOTS HAVING GOOD WIDTH AND DEPTH AND
PUBLIC ALLEY IN REAR.
To Be Offered Immediately After the G Street Houses.
These properties well located in the southwest the houses
suited for either homes investments and the building lots will
make excellent home sites
You are Invited to Attend the Sales
JAMES F.>SHEA
Trustee Estate of Mary Martin, Deceased,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV. -.
Evening star., 1922-07-15
OPEN! OPEN!
38o6 JENIFER ST. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
s R., 2 B., NEW, DETACHED.
CENTER HALL.LOW PRICE


10 nth ST. Sc.
z.oem Ssa sou'f ee bath he:n, . n.
ranged
6o8 9th ST. NE.
Owner leaving Washington wants to dis
pose, OF this desirably located Groom bay
window brick house.
II sold at once, some furniture and good
Meister upright piano will be included.
Price and terms very reasonable.
East Washington Realty Co.
TO fth fsn.s1. i; isss' HsS,hea't. ,s.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH COLONIAL FRAME
heat: corner of alley; rents for $50 per
G"Rnnp %oRtS r1ifsi pSoipERTS fSiepS NEAR NEW CEN
trsi High school containing three rooms and
bath and store. renting for $55 per month.
and leased for about three years. Price.
See Mr.. Cryer at
C. w. SIMPSON CO., INC.
Frank. 500. z34 18th St. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
PRICE $40, ,25o-chaming bungalow quite
rooms, bath; h.-w.h., electricity and gas. See
' : DOWNTOWN.
Centrally Located.
vAcANT-Handsonle three-story- brick; 9
rooms, bath, h.-w.h., elec.; new paper and
Dsaa'; Ia.o. fRaes ssaels sisso6. sfsi e0'ens'' l
BLOOMINGDALE, NV.
PRICE se,aoo-Two-story brick; six rooms.
tiled bath. h.-w.h., modern cellar; owner Will
give immediate possession.
WOODSIDE.
Price, 500.
BuNGAIOw-Frame construction, Win
brick foundation; six rooms batn, at On ns ons
door: hot-air heating system. electricity: Iarss
rround. Immediate possession.
BILTMORE ST. NV.
PRICE sle 6o-Three.story tapestry sss Dries, g e
bay window front; ten rooms: oath. n.-w.n.'
On FIRST ST. NV.
PRICE 10 100-In excellent Bloomingdnle
section. Two-story and attic: brick: eight
porches; deep lot to paved alley; possession
Main 1884.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
7I7 14th St. NV.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
$4,000.
Near 14th st.-semi-detached home. con
tainine 10 large rooms and baths; modern
throughout; hot-watcr heat. electro ngnts
Especially suitable for physician. cuostsntiAi
cash payment required. Z
PETWORTH.
$Io,5oo.
An upusually attractive home. corner. Large
sront and side yards Six large rooms ana two
ba ths. incIosed brenkfast porch. colonial front
porch. sieeping porch; hardwood noof: thrensn
esrsre. Only s., 500 cash required. u
MT. PLEASANT.
$II,5oo
r.u.htf,,Irv located home Of eight large
rooms and tiled bathy all modern improve
ments: electric lights. hot.water hssst open
fireplace in; living room. Only $zoO0 casn'
THH REAErY & INVEST. CORPORATION
WASHINGTON.
7s5 18th st. y. ~. Main -.
Evening star., 1922-07-15
FOR sALrHoUsEs.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
COntfRued

ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
sfot n section w. WIN ~ - ~ ' "
HARVARD ST.
q 10 snd
IRVING ST, NEAR I3th.
with ~ ~
I3th ST.-ON THE HEIGHTS
hddty situated on n ~
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
o Q rooms
front and a ~ ~ A"""
STONE & FAIRFAX,
JOHN 7.
1912 New York Ave- Phone Main a424
Evening star., 1922-07-15

MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Differently designed detached brick and tile homes finished
and under construction Central and side halls Four and
six bedrooms Two and three baths. Heated garages.
To inspect west Cathedral from Connecticut
32nd and Cathedral ave. call Main 6o35.
WOODLEY PARK.
Connecticut Avenue 28oo Block, under construction
Now is the time to inspect materials and workmanship
Four bedrooms attic, chauffeurs room hree baths,
brick garages lot 24x12o Large front and porches
TERMS YOUR RENT PAYS
S Cash. Cash. s s1sa Msas:ys m is @ CASH Cash. m sls5 ys Mssy So 80
and For by
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED, OWNER.
Main 6o35. Tenth Floor, Woodward Building, 18th and H.
Evening star., 1922-07-15
$4,000.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK
YYN~rY


HOTEL.
Reduced from 10000 for a quick sale.
Nearly new, semi-detached brick house, con-
tanning 10 rooms and baths; every modern
convenience, Including screams and awnings
throughout. and garage. All In excellent con-
dition. VACANT.
$4,000.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..
Two squares wcst Of Conn. ave-, on paved
room and 2-bath modem house, attrActivciy
located: oak floors; hot-water heat, siectric-
ity; good garage. Possession with title.
$I4,ooo.
COLUMBIA RID. Mr.. 10th ST.
In this exclusive neishborhood. Broom
and bath house; hot-water heat, electricity:
sleeping porch, Owner occupant
$4,000.
CHOICE SECTION OF
MT. PLEASANT.
Convenient to park. strictly modern tap
estry brick house. containing roons and 2
baths: screens; sleeping and breakfast
ity. Owner occupant will exchange for good
Maryland suburban property,
$Io,5oo.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
South Of Para road and close to 18Th St.
an sttractiye l0-room and bath house: strictly
modem - to heat and light. Deep yard "a
alley. Prrmpt possession and : bargain.
VIM. III. SAJJ.
14s3 e St NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-15
TAKOMA PARK-S1o,ooo.

IAkOMA FAKk-SIO,OO
Owner leaving for the west coast and
has priced this home At the right price
to effect an immediate sale: attractive
in appearance, with delightful surround
inss, beautiful lawn and shrubbery. The
house contains Z rooms, complete bath;
inclosed sleeping porch; h.-w. h.. electric
lights; hardwood floors; real open hre-
place; full basement with servants
toilet, etc. Size Of lot 40x110; garage
to match the house. Attractive terms.
CHEVY CHASE-$Io,o5o.
A rare opportunity to buy a new corner
home in one Of the prettiest locations
in this ideal suburb. near the Ktrkside
golf course. Six comfortable rooms, very
attractively decorated: open fireplace In
living room; French doors to breakfast
porch; hardwood floors; best fixtures; /;
sleeping porch. This IL the cheapest good
home in this section. See 1t at once.
Immediate possession.
PARK VIEWS, 500.
An unusually good buy in this desirable
section; ideal colonial home; brick con:
struction: in excellent condition; q
rooms, complete bath; h.-w.h.. electric
lights; ipcfosed sleeping porch; large
front and rear porches: real open 6re-
place. Screens and awnings for entire
house. Garage. House is now vacant
and Immediate possession may be OBJ
tained. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1922-07-15

N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
I4I8 Eye ST. NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
CHEVY CHASE NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
lot
bu
an weath Q
~ ~ ~ ' N ms
MT. PLEASANT NORTHWEST.
located.
conta
condition
M ePtEas nnt %
we a earyin
- SAUL'S ADDITION
PETWORTH. PRICE .1eSoo beautiful I'D home.
situated
and
hardw
offer
DOWNTOWN-NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE
PRICE, The of this modern home has just author
lied reduce the price for quick sale The house excep
tonallv and two baths,
with all modern improvements Can be handled moderate
cash payment and sold within days. allowance tor
papeng throughout will be made Phone this Office for details
N. L. SANSBURY CO, INC.
1418 Eye St NV Phones Main soo3-4-5.
WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD
Evening star., 1922-07-15

F NEW OFFERINGS.
Two-Family Flat, Northwest
$3.50.
2-story brick DWELLING. two s,r. ana b.
cellar. with separate beating plants, property
in good condition and q bargain. Terms.
Two-Family Flat Northwest
$Io,7so.
on. .ed snd one
b. apartment. Furnace heat. elee. It,, porches.
newly papered throughout and in good condi-
tion. This il q remodeled house. Moderate
terms.
Two-Family Flat-$5,5oo.
Brick building With two apartment. Of =.
for electricity, porches, excellent speculative
opportunity.
Rhode Island Ave. N.E.-$o,ooo.
and brea kfast porches. front and rear porches.
hardwood door. and trim. screens and In good
condition. Moderate terms.
Good Northeast Location
$500.
e-r. and b. brick house. newly papered and
painted throughout and in fine condition.
h-w.h.. elec It., sleeping porch. front and
rear porches and all modern appointments.
Very reasonable terms
9th St. N.E.-$7sIoo.
S-r. and b. detached home on lot so BY 100
feet, open fireplace. h.w.h., elec. It,. sleeping
porch, front and rear porches. screens and
many other desired features- Garage. Mod
crate terms.
Best Brookland Section
$4,000.
Pretty detached home. r. and b.. on lot
30 by l50 feet, open hreplaces. rear stairway,
h.-w.h.. elec. It., porches, hardwood floors and
trim, screens 2-car garage; reascnable terms.
Claiming St. N.E.-$Io,5oo.
er and b.. sleeping porches. front and
rear porches, screens, awnings, other desired
improvements, nne condition. Top door rents
for $50 per month and garage for SO. making
excellent investment.
KER & CO., INC.
Main 243o.
Evening star., 1922-07-15
DIRECT FROM OWNER.

Owner leaving city. must sell two-year-old
six-rcom bungalow, two 6oofs: peffect condt-
grounds: square from cars and busses; reiSon.i
able terms: cash. 8, 80. l3z7 tn u NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-15

SELECTED LIST O]
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$I8,5oo.
Beautiful r. and 2 b. detached. slate roof.
living porch. h.w:h., elec. It,. all modern fea-
tures; lot 90 by 90. with garage. Interesting
terms.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$Io.5oo.
r. and b. brick. sleeping porch. front
and rear porches hardwood floors and trim.
features. Feature: ssras: on deep lot Excellent sec,
tion. Easy terms
10Th St. Heights-$I3,5oo.
5000 cash and reasonable terms a,- buys this this
h.-w.h., elec. It,, eli modern features. stucco
construction. Large lot
Northwest Heights-$7,6oo
Excellent r. and b. brick. sleeping porch.
pointment. good lot with grapes and roses. Ex-
cellent section. Easy terms.
Corner Petworth Home
$Io,5oo.
Detached frame. r. and bath. sleeping
porch. front and rear porches. extra toilets
h.-wh, elec 1t. and many other attractive
points. Easy terms.
700 Block Princeton st. NV
$3.50. -
er. and b. brick. h.w.h., elec. It., sleeping
porch. front and rear porches. h.w.f. and trim
and many other exceptional features. Terms.
Randolph Pl., Bloomingdale-
$500. .,. -. ,,.,.
porches, good condition. Deep lot to alley.
Large Georgetown Home
$II, 900.
Il r III bedrcoms) and bath. furnace heat.
gas light, built-in refrigerator. pantry. lava.
tory and toilet. completely detached. on lot Al
by IS feet. Terms.
Near 18th and Taylor Sts.-
$4,000.
sr. and h. brick, modern to the minute.
sleeping porch front and rear porches screens.
awnings hardwood floors and trim, car ga
rage and numerous other salient features
Reasonable terms.
ALLAN E. WAL
Qv,r,th CT NV
Evening star., 1922-07-15
18th ST, NOT FAR FROM
COLUMBIA RID.
price SJh CDO

INC, PI4,COO.
good three-story brick dwelling In this
thriving business center. 1t has large room.
and bath, hot-water heat garage, ana IN good
condition. Ii can he remodeled into store
and apartment building very economically.
Evening star., 1922-07-15
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
FOE -SALE-H0US

FOB SALE-H0uEEs FoR sALE-HOUSES
NEW HOUSES ON LONGFELLOW STREET
AT SEVENTH.
18 SOLD- LEFT,
$1,000 cash, SIS month, including all interest
$745o. 6 rooms modern in every detail; extra large
front and porches; hot-water heat; hardwood
floors; beautiful gas range; large pantry kitchen
cabinet; artistic lighting fixtures; connections for
service. Ia
CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND STORES.
Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 PM.
SAULS ADDITION CHILLUM HEIGHTS.
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garage
COLLEGE PARK Md made for nan..s building operations.
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offered ON eayt =
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY INC.
o13 18TH St. NV Main 6I7.