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The Washington times., 1922-04-01
By Jane Mclean

"HIS was too much for Prud-
ence. She had never heard
that freckles could be washed
off, but the thought Of spotless
Henry having his face scrubbed by
the djgnified Mrs. Garrison aroused
her ire.
Huh" she said, "I guess Henry
can wash his own face"
That's right, stick up for him
Il told you you was his girl
before I'd be the girl Of a cowardy
custard." He grinned malevo-
lently.
Prudence swung her bonnet and
stared at him, feeling that she
ought to make a crushing retort,
but able to think of none. The
silence became more and more
embarrassing. Finally she broke
The Washington times., 1922-04-01
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The Washington times., 1922-04-01
The Delightful LoUe Story
of a Quaker Maid .*:,'

Prudence
begs her
aunts to
let her
accept
Mrs.
Garrison's
invitation
to be her
guest.
Henry
declares to
his mother
Prudence
has no
style.
The Washington times., 1922-04-01
THE STORY so FAR.

Prudence Cole, whose ancestors
founded the Quaker settlement Of
Pottstown, finds herself as little
girl left motherless. Her father
leaves her to be brought up by two
austere aunts-the Misses Eliza
beth and Cynthia Whitney. While
she is with them, being reared in
the old homestead, her father dies.
Prudence is the delight of her rela-
tives. She weaves a girlish ro-
nance about Henry Garrison, a
good-looking boy. and defends him
against the aspersions Of a new
conner. Cheyne Rovein, whose Ian
guage shocks the aunts. The Gar
risons plan to leave Pottstown and
Prudence laments.
CBeauty's Worth" has been cre-
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pOlitan Producers; story by
Sophie Kerr; scenario by Luther
Reed; direction of Robert G. Wig
nola. 1t will be released as u
Paramount picture.)
C--.~.. Ua-o.n~. ATor,J.x.I
The Washington times., 1922-04-01
The Story of Our Flag

FROM 1776 to 1888 flag had thirteen stars. In
1912 it bore fifteen, in the Mexican War, twenty
nine; in the Civil War; thirty -four; in the Spanish
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24
XTaL DIA COMO HOYR
"RecOrdar es vivir"-Dante
''RecOrdar es vivir"- dante
MAGIC BOLIVAR
"a DE JUNO DE 1888

res, como dice Roa6, es necesario le-
montarse aeuellos dos tres amados
por la gloria que Sc naman Jesucristo,
Cesar Napoleon.
La tisis iba minando su naturaleza
cada dia. Cuando, fines dc 1890 SO
dirigi6 Santa Marta, para cnosr-
carse Europa, tuvo que guardian ca
ma en- la ciudad de San Pedro Alejan
drino. A los diez y ocho aios, en- Roms.
habia iurado la independencia de 81
patria. sobre las alturas del Monte sa-
GRO, acompahado ppr su tutor eIfton.
ces, Simon Rodriguez.
Estando en- San Pedro Alejanelrino,
su salud Sc cousum1a rapidanienbe, te-
niendo que desistir del viaje, mitriendo
ALI despues de diss de agonia, Ell II
de diciembre de 1880.
Heredo riquezas, que consumio en- la
libertad de su paaria.
Cuando emprendi6 el viaje eterno, un
clamor de desolaci6n Sc alz6 en- toda
Ia inmensa extension de las patrlas Ii
tertadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24
Los HEROES DE CARABoBo

Ell "a de JUNO de 1921 Ell general La
Tore ocupo con cinco mil hombres a
Carabobo, sobre Ell Alto de Buenavis-
ia. Sus tropas consistfan de seis di-
visiones de infanteria v tres de caba-
lleria. Bolivar podia cdntar. con seis
mil quinientos soldados, pero tenia to-
das las desventajas del terreno. Para
ganar la accion necesitaba pasar con
sus hombres por un estrecho sendero,
bajo el fuego del enemigo. A su lado
estaban ell general Marifo, Jefe de Es-
;tado Mayor, ell general Paez al frente
6e los Rravos de Apure, Cedefo con los
Tiradores, Playa con los victoriosos de
Boyaca y los Granaderos bajo Ell man
do del general Anzoategui. Paez inici6
un ataque de fianqueo y cuando los Bra
vos de Azure eran rechazados por las
fuerzas Reales del general Morales, en-
ell momento critico de la lucha, rotas
todas las esperanzas del Libertador y
extenuadas las fuerzas de la rebeldia,
ASSdAoh Aos koSAi"AAOo @A1'AANN'0SS ~
los Tiradores Britanicos como erronea-
mente dice Gil Fortoul-y sacrificaron
sus vidas en- aras del Ideal excitados
por la Erase del general Farriar: No
pasaran, y 81 10 hacen, sera sobre nues-
tros cadaveres''. En- la sangrienta lll-
cha perecieron los valientesShijos de la
patria de Mcswiney. Los nombres de
Farriar, Connell, McGregor y o'Leary
Sc 5nmor { lizaron en- Carabobo. Esa
batalla fue la Saratoga de la Revo.
luci6n del Sur, pues los tres. amos dk
escaramuzas que siguieron casi naas
signifcan en- la Historic de la emanci
iipacion. De Carabobo, La Tore y Mora
J les Sc retiraron honrosamente Puerto
i Cabello, Y Simon Bolivar inauguro 81
marcia triunfal hacia Caracas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24

Drspu6s de la ba'alla de Junin So
constituy6 una nneva nacionalidad al
sur del Peru y la que Sc di6 ell nom
Ire de Bolivia, cuyo primer presidente
fu6 el mariscal Sucre.
Miranda fue el precursor cree la
bandera venezolana, que habian de adop
tar Nueva Granada Ecuador. Bolivar
libert6 cinco patrias.
AdOmnanarOn al Libertaqor en- la.
gran lucha, esta legion de generates
venezolanos: Sucre, Paez, Anzoategui,
Arismenii, Urdaneta, Rivas, Rivas,
Flores, MOnagas, Brion, Salon, Berrnd-
dez, cedefo, Marino, Plaza, soublete,
Piar. Zaraza, Valdez, Larf., Rondon,
,hramendi, ETC.: una legion de ofciales
&c valor indomable y los brillantes hi
JOS de las pampas venszolanas.
De la Nueva Granada. aquel heroe
cue Sc inmortaliz6 en- Ays;ucho, CSr-
doba, el autor de Ia cSlebre Erase "Ar
mas a discretion y paso de vsncedO-
res'', santander, ,v;oeorS tlents de la
Gran Colombia; Ri:au-te, que vol6 el
parque. ofrendando e.. sacriicio do 81
vida como un dios ansigrc: Girardot y
otros valientes. ot-os tantos srrgieron
de Ia patria ecu .toriana, entire ellos
aquel niho h6roe mutilado, Abd6n Cal
eer6n, que estuvo csrgando contra los
realistas hasta ag1nizs=. MucIos perua
nos que son gloria imperecedera de su
pG:ria, como Lamar, y otros tartcs bo-
livianos ilustres aEa dieron su sangre
por la libertad de ST patria
ri Lihertador 81 aSl Bolivar nacl0
on Caracas el "a Dc JUNO DE 1898.
Fueron sus padras Vicente Bolivar y
Josefa Palacios.
I'll primer Boiv r, anterasado del
xibertador, Sc llamaba tambien Simon,
y presto servicios { Venezuela durant
Jos primeros amos d Ia colonia. En- la
historia aparece u yenGo Madrid a
conseguir del gobie-r, sspaiiol algunas
franquicias para vslo2uels
Los Bolivar vie.rn dc una familie
vascongada, la bra ''l raza pirenaica
con todas las virtN % cue (e son in
herentss. Tenacidad, nravura, imperio
dominic de 81 misTo. todas las glorias
&c la vieja raza q 20 nj mengua nj 50
extiague. La misma raza Que lc dii:
aJ frances, cuanel lie arguyo ',pe 6
databa de diez sigi,s atras: ''Nosotro'
re datamos".
Bolivar regreso 4 Nueva ctanaia
despues de sus yictcrils,. tenfermo d
euerpo Y alma. Escaraba Inilaerosa
mente de ser asesinado en- Bogcta, eH
Va "nefanda noche de sc'ienlbrs' d
1928, pero el pueblo dc la cludad i
ec,amaba, y alzaba al cielo sus prcco
por haberse salvado su precicsa vida
Las pasiones poli+icas 10 calumnia
ron mil veces hasta hubo olftei S
atrevi6 pensar qne ahibicioiab1 I'M
corona, 81 que no camIiara su glcri
por ninguna otra. Para eneonttarle p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24
REGINALD DENNY EN- PUERTO
RICO

Reginald Denny. el simpatico pro
tagonista de ''Amor Tropical" Sc pre-
sentara en- breve en- una serie de dra-
mas en- dos actos titulada 'sonando Ell
cuero'' .Aventuras de un Pugilis.
la trsida a Puerto Rico por la Uni
versal Film Mfg. Co.
Acompafara cada drama de estos
una production especial en- cinco seis
parties. Estos programs Sc llamaran
"Prcgrama Jcya Universal y sin du-
da aiguna seran los programs mas
completes y mejores que pueda ofre-
cerse On teatro alguno en- Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24

sn vENDr pArEr v1rJo 4 $500
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24
(Por Carl D. Groat, cOrresponsal de Ia
United Press'O

Doom, HOlands, (por correo la
UNITED Press ~ Ell ex-Kaiser Gui-
llermo So estA dedicando a sembrar raj
ces v a cortar Arboles y segnn las yer
stones de los nativos que viven en- la
vecindad de Haus Doom, el ex-Kaiser
no hace mas que hablar acerca de la
manera de como Sc puede restaurar la
monarquia en- su patria.
Las personals que visitan al ex-Kai-
ser son aquellas fieles a la dinastia, en-
tre las que figuran los pan-germanistas
militares, los Antiques profesores que
predicaban en- las escuelas Ell kaiserismo
y Ell pangermanismo.
Ell Kaiser, desde las afueras del Cas-
tillo, cuando pasea por los jardines con-
versa con gran interes y algunas veces
Sc Duscitan debates misteriosos entire el
sus admiradores.
FL entusiasmo que tenia Guillermo
por cortsr arboles durante los prime
ros meses de su destierro, Sc esta con-
virtiendo. ahora en- una inclination alb
scluta pOr la horticultural. En- la par
to norte de Haus Doom .ha construido
una pequeia casita con el prop6sito. de
cultivar diferentes classes de flores. Y
segun historietas que cuentan muchcs
vecinos de aquellos parajes, Guillermo
ha degrade enriquecer la variedad de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24
Ell ex-KaiSer en- eI dGstierrO

flores que hay en- el mundo con dos
nuevas classes.
FL Ola laborable del Kaiser SO divi-
de de la manera siguiente:
s a. m.- Un paseo por ell parque de
TIous Doom.
a. m Corta MADEIRA y lmpia las
flores marchitas.
Almuerzo.
siembra de flores otras plantas.
3a7 p. M Escribe y contesta la
correspondence.
ILeva una vida solitaria, aunque vir
tualmente nunca esta solo.
Los habitantes de Doom suponen, al
yer los numerosos generates y almiran-
tes que visitan al ex-Emperador, que
Sc esta preparando la restauraci6n de
la casa HohenzolIern. Cuando 70 estu-
We aqui, vi salir del castillo al almiran-
te Trotha v a media docena de MEM
tros del clero que habfan estado al
morzando con Ell Kaiser.
Las relacicnes entire ell Kaiser y ell
Crown Prince son tirantes. La esposa,
de su hijo no. ha estado mas que dos
veces en- el destierro de Guinermo.
La enemistad del ex-Kaiser y su hijo
data desde principles de la guerra. cuan
do el padre del heredero al trono ale
man, Ham6 la atenci6n este acerca, de
sus ideas v conducta, en- alberta opo-
sici6n con las aspiIaciones del Empe-
rador.
En- las memorials escritas por Ell
Grown Prince dice este que su padre
era un hombre muy frfo muy ocu-
pado que jamas habia hecho NADIA
por estrechsr las relaciones entire Ell y
los lniembros de su familia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24
UNA AvENruRA DEL KAISER

En- Berlin SO murmura que eli ex-
Kaiser esta enamorado de una DANA de
buena familia que fue colocada en- ell
Castillo como anna de nave. La fami-
liza real, cuando conocio esos amores Sc
enemist6 con Guillermo, provocando CO
mentarios verdaderamerte desfavora-
bles para aquel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24

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Evening star., 1922-06-20

MUST SELL AT ONCE.
Columbia r Nine
TO
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
corner home. oho
A
ROOMING HOUSE.
all
DOWNTOWN OFFICES.
WALTER A. BROWN.
400 H St NV. Main 1853
Evening star., 1922-06-20
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS.


$3.50. Chevy Chase, D. c.
is the most attractive edeched
hsse s % snd % an. tour gops ] two @ The % pse 5 afe Dutch
Modern = LARGE LARGE b 5 % heated seR R. hsae su anE Si
of Terms ~ " win
$3.50. Peworth.
% W % @ % mfn rear hea % ssrsse se n0s and a.a sm
RI to suit. " ~ ~ e'Ne@ ''" '"'an'
$8o5o Kensington. Md
A city CONVENE An
lot dfrutte shrubSery
pnryan andkte @ large
% % snpp % and hse we seets stable
o N''
$4,000 Just Off Dupont Circle
N N.Y.. Nscn handsome home
tu % Psss ns % aSdae heating plant
S15ooo Near Wardman Park Hotel
Dc dsss1 xs prsf95 5esasn5 % snmte @ ] a @
% ei @ % % reat ] ear Condition ner a;nt double p
two cars.
$3.50 Real Bargain
f on Tns leaving the city has placed
% Bk M % ss9ise T for not swd s eas assns s slant
sold Immediate ~ ~ N'
$12,5oo. Mt. Pleasant
bsaroms @ n Tile lf as u Sss5skips Rock &
heat et sht Ishis a'uc
$125oo Cleveland Park.
p punic s @ % % eoios1 nt Fart
% s feaus hf: Deep aS lot
BOSS & PHELPS
"The Homes of Homes"
14o6 H St NV M; I
MEMBERS REAL ESTATE Boz 4o+o'
Evening star., 1922-06-20
PHONE. WRITE OR CALL FOR OUR
LIST OF NEW HOMES IN PETWORTH
18th ST. HEIGHTS AND CHEVY CHASE.

Beautiful stone front 7-room
and bath home. near North Capitol and R SITS
splendid condition throughout. Vacant and
ready for immediate occupancy. Owner will
sell on $500 cash and make reasonable monthly
payments. A splendid opportunity to get a
good home on easy terms.
Eight-room and bath home on
two floors. located on Rhode Island ave. NV. /:
q very choice location: front and rear porches
hot-water heat. electric lights; hardwood
floors; room for garage; automatic water
heater; house in perfect condition throughout.
Price. Sc, 500.
Ten-room and 3-bath home,
New Hampshire ave. and y ST. NV: a very
choice alton: hot-water heat. electric lights:
splendidly arranged for subletting. or can I've
rented as individual apartments. having sep
Two new 8-room homes in the
best section of 14th ST. Heights: unusually
large lots; southern exposure: splendidly ar
ranged Price. $1l 500 Reasonable terms.
An unusual buy in Chevy
Chase. Attractive Groom home on Keokuk st.
near Connecticut ave: hot-water heat. electric
lights; lot 50x102. Price, sl2O Vacant.
CHAS. Z
-HW1wW s23 18th
Evening star., 1922-06-20
FOR sALE-H0USES

OOfC III ~ AN.NNs
Six-room houses. near three car lines.
B. II. aRuSER: oxssr e and and Builder:
Open Daily and Sunday.
The Best Home Values
Offered in Washington Today.
300 TO 826 L ST. NE.
E rooms, tile bath, h.-w.h.,
electric lights, double hardwood
floors, wash trays, servants
toilet, cement front porch,
double rear porches: Both with
and without built-in, heated
garages. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Owner and Builder,
goo N. Y. Ave. NV.
Main $500.
After S PM. Lincoln 6I46-W.
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Several very attractive homes
in best northwest section; prices
from $3,0OOO0 to $6,250.W
Terms very easy.
B. B. PINN,
Col. 5817. 7l2 Kenyon St. NV.
JUST COMPLETED.
Semi-Detached.
CLOSE To l4th ST.
1343 RANDOLPH ST.
bedrooms. 2 baths.
Many porches.
Room for garage.
Wide lot TO alley.
For sale by any broker or
THRIFT BUILDING co.
Main 768. Union Trust Bldg.
Evening star., 1922-06-20
WOODBRIDGE.

Practically new brick house Of rooms ant
o baths with built-n garage; front. double
rear. sleeping and breakfast porches; hot
water heat; electricity; hardwood floors ant
leaving town. will give Immediate possession
and make terms.
Evening star., 1922-06-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued
Since 1899.
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
NO HOME LIKE OURS.

Differently Designed Detached Brick Homes In
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE PARK.
Finished and under construction Central and side
halls. Four and six bedrooms. Two and three baths
Heated garages Lots 5oxII5 Exhibit 32nd and
Cathedral avenue CWoodley road). Open to pm
WOODLEY PARK.
Connecticut Avenue, 28oo Block, under construction
Now is the time to inspect materials and workmanship
Four bedrooms, attic, chauffeurs room, three baths
brick garages lots Large front and porche
Our Terms Save You Rent
& @ cash s1s5 month Save :1s2 800 :,s5
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED, OWNER
Main 6o35. Tenth Floor, Woodward Building 18th and
Evening star., 1922-06-20

GRANT CIRCLE-$1o,z5o.
Ideal home in the prettiest section OF Pet.
worth. large rooms. reception hail
bath; bath, h.-w;h: elec; lights extra fine
garage: the house is fully screened and
awnings. front and rear porches sleep-
ing porch, built-in china closet: beauti
ful trees and shrubbery; this is a real
home; attractive terms
PARK VIEW-$7,85o.
One of the most attractive buys in tbi, .ec.
ton: Groom colonial brick home in
splendid condition: h.-w b., elec. light.
deep lot; front and rear porches, and
cash and $40 per month. '''
IDEAL NORTHEAST
SECTION-$6,3 800.
Three-room deep brick home in excellent con-
diton; large rooms. bath, modern
heating plant, elec. lights, deep lot to
paved alley, Lear metal garage !:
screened. newly papered and painted; |;
easy terms.
SAUL'S ADDITION-S17ooo
In this unexcelled location we offer ali Of the
paramount factors that make q perfect
home; good construction; every modern
elec. lights. glassed-in sleeping porch
and breakfast porch; fully screened; in
pink OF condition: deep lot to paved
alley: ample garage space; reasonable
terms.
P H / L L l P S,
Phone Main 1900.
Evening star., 1922-06-20

NEAR LINCOLN PARK Sc.
- 5-room emi-detached brick dwelling will
fine deep lot and stable in rear: soft. alley
must sell at once.
\. c. HOUGHTON & CO., 1916 H ST. NV
I'VE have the BEST In every section"
Evening star., 1922-06-20
$500.
IDEALLY LOCATED. :

IDEALLY LOCATED.
This Dutch type home is Of extra large
rooms, tiled bath, shower, double rear porches,
hot-water heat. servants toilet in basement.
butlers , panty; r. In absolutely perfect condi. %
and mahogany. This home At only SO. $50.
81. 900 cash. is absolutely the finest buy we
have today; located just OF N. Cap. st.
Keystone Real Estate Co.
72s 18th Ut. NV. Main $40.
Evening star., 1922-06-20
on y ST. y. w.
I.sr u.Esu, oil, 18th
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Located in that attractive old section of
Chevy Chase Just north of circle and west of
Connecticut ave.
Charming new home of 10 rooms. baths
beautifully finished: hot-water heat: electric
lights; fireplace; porches; large cellar: laun-
dry: built-in garage; large lot with fine old
shade trees: sell at sacrifice. Owner leaving
city. Possession at once.
A. c. HOUGHTON & co, 1916 II ST. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
Evening star., 1922-06-20
TAKOMA PARK.

TAKOMA PARK.
$I2,75o.
One Of the most delightful homes in this
beautiful section; hollow-tile construction;
nine large rooms and two baths; hot-water
heas. elec. lights and in excellent condition !;
large lot. Terms can be arranged.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$4,000.
This is 4 house OF unusual value. containing
nine large rooms and bath: has both front and
rear stairways; three large porches; hot
water heat. elec. lights; deep lot to paved
alley; 1000 cash. balance less than rent.
PARK VIEW.
$500.
Six rooms and bath. hot-water heat, cleo.
light; convenient to bus and car lines: 1,JOO
THE REALTY & INVEST. CORPORATION
WASHINGTON,
735 18th st. NV. Main zoos.
Evening star., 1922-06-20

L. sANsBURY co. INC.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS MT PLEASANT.
'a 18Th and n s' F s Ss l"'' h % vs % ih high orna ' @
=: s: e: $ ] Il $ $ g: f;
;ss: s: S:sS; SS S;5 s r;%: 5 sSs condition ~ ~
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. PRICE .a M0Rj d HMEsi W.; 81 c,seu.
'''': : ::: :;: &c: . '': :;$: :: $: $$:
& ssi s 6 @ ;, 81; s@' % ' s'SE
NEAR SAUL'S ADDITION. c1EvF1AND PARK
s :s .!: ss.s::s s:
; s$s: . ; :s s @ ::s :. .:s s
%ts @ s' ss fs .% ' 's. a9n 4 SSS ' ''s
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
PRICE only $4,000 Just onehalf block from East Capitol ST.
Owner leaving city. sell at well built tree-story
brick residence OF nine and bath. Hotwater heat cleo
light Double porches. Redecorated throughout and
perfect condition Deep lot wide alley Double brick
garage Inspection by appointment Terms
Nh SANsBURY Aa;;a 7 r. :, CO; 424,4 INC
141s Eve ST. NV Phones Main 5eo3-4-5
TIL wAsH
Vicinity Of Dupont Circle
back % s eE 4s as os nsss. % :e'f e s' 1856 F heating plant large
Mt Pleasant
garage. b'f ns s % % % BATH % f % " s' room for
deep
Washington Heights.
Cheyy Chase ,e.,.. .
rro;E s,. p,s s
Near 18th and Lamont SITS.
w PLANNED e,5 h h % ' h % front porch two rear p's'
Fine s 5"ss & room sss % snass F I baths Aor'r heat Garage for
RANDALL H. HAGNER & co.
1907 Connecticut Ave. Franklin 1866
Evening star., 1922-06-20
Louis T. SHOEMAKER.
11n- Ara Main lSG S2G2

OUR HOME DESIGNS ARE MODERN. EN-
hracing newest home features, not stock plans
Of by-gone period. Intrust to build your
home your lot; financing helped. TEPPER
CDNST Co. SIT &C. st. NJ. 1874
IN SOUTHWEST SECTION-11- ROOM AND
hath brick house: hot-water heat: 2story:
brick garage: now rented and bringing in good
revenue. For information call Frank. 300I. 22'
siS ST. NV. 1913 Sth ST. N.W.-TWO
three-story brick houses: rooms. bath. Price.
ST. OI0 each. Easy terms.
z.I,
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I
NORTHEAST : DETACHED TWo-FAMll.i
fat fiat of five rooms and bath and one
, of six rooms and hath m hrst-clasS condition
and In strictly white neighborhood: live in
one fiat and receive nice income from the
other: moderately priced.
DGWNTOWN-IN GOOD ROoMlNG HOUSE
section: splendid nine room and bath house:
steam heat elec.: i'ussess"n with title; very
cheap: act quick. .-
GEORGIA AVE. NEAR HARVARD: A C0ZY
twu->tury brick house of six rooms. bath: FUR
mace: elec: occupied by owner; price, S6.3uo;
ga sli. $1,000.
ooa BRYANT ST ALPHABETICALLY
new six rooms. bath. porch. furnace. elec.;
good yard: price and terms very reasonable
HIGH VIEW-A SPLENDID CORNER. BRICK
house of six and bath; furnace heat:
very large front and back yards; colonial
porch: in good condition; possession with title,
moderately priced and reasonable terms.
Money REALTY CO..
7o6 14,b st NV Main 1899
COLORED-NINE- ROOM HOUSE ON ST.
IL W. in business section: near ears and mar
ket: large lot; alley side and rear: excellent
location for roomers. Special low price ot
SJ.5Ou. Terms.
| wHITELCENTRAL LOCATIONS rooms
and bath: brick; front and rear yard: good
lot alley; near and very convenient 10
cation. Price, $1,000; reasonable terms. tNear
Union Station.l
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
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I4th ST. HEIGHTS.

Practically new and thoroughly modern six
room and bath brick house. just off 18th st. :;
hot.wnter heat and electricity: front and
double rear porches: weather strips: basebOa rd
rear; immediate possession.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

ARMY OFFICER LEAVING CITY. DESIRES
to sell detached seven room residence IN
Chevy Chase, u. c.; hollow tile ana stucso
trees and two-car garage: favorable lie terms
for quick purchase 1929 Livingston NV.
Phone Cleveland 1908
on ST. NV
JUST WEST OF 18th.
Three story. circular. bay window brick resi-
dence 8 rooms bath: furnace heat. electric
lights: front and rear stairways: garage. out
of-town owner demands quick sale
A. &. HOUGHTON & CO.. 1J16 II ST. NV
I'VE have the BEST in every section
Evening star., 1922-06-20

Nine-room home on 10th ST.,
south Of You; hot-water heat, electric lights.
First-noor kitchen. Price, So. 900. Immediate
possession can be given.
Two-family apartm It in
splnedid northwest location: rooms and bats
each. Price, $1,000.
Attractive Io-room and 2-bath
home In Cleveland Park. within one-hhl,
square Of Connecticut ave: newly decorated
throughout. Garage. One OF til. best built
and incest arranged homes in this section.
Price. sls.5oo Open for inspection daily fr"n
10 pm.
Near 18th and Park I'd. NV,
splendid 6-room and bath home: hot-wa'ef
heat. electric lights: large yard 3 unusually
large bedrooms. Price, $3.50. very r"a-
sonabe terms Immediate possession car be
given.
SiX-room home near Lincoln
Park Can be bought for 400. on 500 ash,
balance monthly.
SAGER,