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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31
CHAPTER Sc.
Pettiuu Fails

When the fox scarf l had bought
on impulse was delivered il did not
seem as choice as il ought - nave
been for the price.
I wanted 10 ask Jack TO return i
for me or exchange il. I hate to
take back my hasty purchases my
self.
But 1 could see he didn't ike max
ing exchanges any better than /.
one morning he reminded me very
gently OF it.
Remembering this I put the fox
stole away IN a drawer. I'd keep
il. 1t would be so nice for the motor
Trip. Jack certainly would want me
to have it.
With a charge account its easy to
pick up novelties and have them de-
livered. easier far than to explain
why you have bought them.
Never can l forget the affair OF
the alabaster lamps.
We needed a lamp to give just the
right feeling to III living room. So
/ went shopping for something
cheap and artistic. / found just the
thing. a Roman lamp IN what looked
like carved alabaster. l knew It
would suit Jacks classic taste. Tn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31

CHICAGO-"Crawl." or "toddle"
or "rassle" all you please, girls! But
il you value your peace of mind
avoid the rhythmic quivering of the
''shimmy!"
That is the warning word of Marie
Ehlers.
Marie is the "shimmy queen of
Chicago. Her rendition of the
Natuch dance" has put her name in
electric lights.
IT hate to talk like a reformer,"
she said today. explaining her warn
ing, ''but for once the reformers are
right. The 'shimmy' is deadlier than
moonshine."
Just then a nearby jazz orchestra
broke into a frenzied, intoxicating
clamor hat penetrated the room.
Involuntarily Marie's pretty shoul-
ders began to twitch: then her feet
began shuffling.
you see?" she said plaintively.
II just can't help myself. Whenever
the music starts, my body begins
dancing. I'm helpless, absolutely
helpless!
And it isn't music only! A street
car going or an automobile horn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31

'Furs are worn in midsummer
purely for personal adornment. TINS
is unnatural, wrong and should be
stopped says DR.. Henry FalrchlId
Osborne of the Museum of Natural
History. New York.
1.-THE fad is causing the best
mammalian life to disappear. Lee
Ultimate use of furs for protection
from cold has passed. FNrs are a
fashion now, just as feathers so
years ago."
One of the most enthusiastic sup
porters of DR.. Osborne's oeheIs Il
Minnie Nader Ffske.
Mrs. Fiske never wears furs. on
the stage or off.
'sThey are not necessary she con-
tends. I'm the coolest parts of can
ada / have always been able 10 keep
warm with weaters, cloth and Jer-
sey garments"
The summer fur is nj OF the
feminine inconsistencies that always
baffled the masculine mind.
Men associate fur with warmth.
and imagine a woman wears a. 70
keen warm. OF course. h doesn't.
Not even in the winter.
As the furrier explained: The line
of madame's neck-it is very bad.
And madame knows it. She knows
she has to be more beautifully built
than most of us IL she can permit
her neck to emerge boldly and fear
lessly from her coat collar or the
low-out line of her frock
She needs something 10 soften the
lire and make a frame for her tace.
Then. teo. tie shoulders have a
a way OF being uneven or poorly
matched, or too broad or too mar
row. A well-manipulated u con-
ceals this.
Even in winter. ome do not
nv. That is why a woman may be
bundled in thousands of dollars
worth Of psIts. and wser thethin-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31

cover where I keep by engine-house
where all the handles are-handles
to guide the moo with on its
travels.
Hes boosted that once he finds
them. he's going to make the moon
run backwards. He says folks will
like that best.
Then they'll put me out and
make him the Naturalization in
my place."
Nancy and Nick, you may be sure,
were all eyes and ears while Mr..
Peerabout was talking. Never had
they heard anything so strange.
What would happen II the moon
were to run the wrong way?" asked
Nick.
Fireworks" declared Mr.. Peer
about. 1T would bump into all the
big stars ard most likely blow up.
But Comet-Legs is too stupid to
know that"
why don't you let him find out?"
suggested Nancy.
And lose the moon." exclaimed
Mr.. Peerabout. Not if l can
help it,"
Ito be continued
Copyright. 1922 NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31
z .ru1vENE MARTyN WEARING A TwO-SKIN SABLE SCARF. II
SCARF is VALUED AT 1900.

nest of silk hosiery and satin Slip
pers.
More than anything else a woman
wear furs for warmth, but for beau
can invest in, furs look their value.
If a woman is wearing a chinehil-
la or sable cloak, every other wo-
man who sees her knows several
thousand dollars were expended on
her. For a sable neckpiece, COM
posed of two skins. sometimes a
woman pays more than $1,000
For her silver fox she may have
spent any amount up to Sl,2OO.
A good natural blue fox fur costs
from $3.50 TO $500.
But the money shows. 1t shows
more than it possibly could in dla-
monds, pearls, or laces. A woman
furs are a better indication or her
husbands financial rating than his
bank statement.
And they do conceal that line ev-
cry woman fears!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31

For ones best bib and tucked
tucker, organdie is recommended. Or
dotted swiss, If you prefer.
Sea green with whit or black
dots, bright red with blue dots, blue
with green dots are some of the
variations of the dotted swiss fab
RIGS this summer season.
They are trimmed with organdie
white or colored-or with bands
Of sheer net. The organdie dresses,
too, use bands of net 10 excellent ef-
feet.
Most OF them are very simply
trimmed-with many rows OF mar
row tucks. a little lace or some rib
bon flowers. The style illustrated
lends itself 10 the airy stiffness of
either material.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31

may start me going. You've no
idea how embarrassing it is"
The doctors trying to cure Miss
Ehlers of "shimmyitis" call the dis
ease diathrosistis, an affection of
the joints. The dancer has wiggled
those joints so much they r now
beyond her control.
Any sound suggestive of a jazz or
chestra-and what sound is not?-
sets the joints going.
The doctors have ordered her to
keep out of earshot of all jazz. But
to get away from jazz. money is
needed. So Marie is suing her en-
ployer for $4,000 damages. She
says he taught her to dance the
"shimmy." Therefore, she reasons.
he ought to pay for the cure:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31
HEALTH THE SECRET OF
TTR ACTION

Women of today depend a good deal
upon the modern modiste and a knowl-
edge OF the cosmetic art TO make them
attractive. Too often there exists beneath
il all a suffering woman whose nervous
laugh or forced smile covers a pang OF
agony caused by some feminine i'll. To
such a woman lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound will bring health and
a happy relief from her suffering, that
will make her far more attractive than
costly gowns and cosmetics
For nearly fifty years American women
have relied upon this root and herb medf-
cine OF relieve their aliments.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31
IF you ARE WELL BRED

You will refrain from makine
comments on clothes and personal
attributes OF Others
The most charming hostesses al
ways try TO keep conversation fns
t~eresting and spontaneous, but not
personal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-31

A 1.-THE figure in blue overalls and
a mass of wavy blond hair bent over
a work bench.
That's Dorothy Moore-woman
cabinetmaker, restorer of antiques,
interior house painter de luxe and
plain and fancy carpenter.
In her shop off Fifth Avenue,
New York, Dorothy Moore can dc
anything from detecting a false
Chippendale chair to remodering a
single colonial bed into a double
bed without destroying the lines or
finish.
"All my life I've been crazy to
handle a saw. a hammer and a CHS
le-and now I'm simply INDUCING
in my hobby" she says.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31
Il | { n | / Z R R 0

tContinuaci6n de In pagiua -
sigilosamente Sc desliz6; y cruzando
spor ellos vino cruelmente arrebatar
la presa codiciada. Ante 10 inevita-
bic la ciencia hubo de rendirse.
La colonia espahola de Puerto Rico
comprende perfectamente y .se da
exacta cuenta, de que con la desapa-
ricion de Don Pedro pierde uno de sus
miembros mas pleclaros, uno de sus
hombres mas eminentes, uno de sus
mas grandes prestigios, une de sus
|nayores bienhechores; uno de esos
hombres a quienes ella mostraba con
|orgullo y que deja un vacio nluy di-
ficiI de llenar. Por ESQ viene hoy aqui
a llorar amargamente su perdida y a
ldepositar ante su cadaver' las fragan4
tes flores de su immense carino y de
Esu immense pesar.
70 traigo de ella un honroso man
ldato; triste como todo-lo que rodea
este acto; pero que quiero " debo
Ifielmente cumplir. La prin1era par
to de ese mandate consiste, en- mani
Ifestar publicamente su agradecimien-
to a todas aquellas personals, que, de
Iun modo de otro, han exteriorizado
.su pesar por la muerte de Don Pc
dro, todas aquellas personasy que,
por encina de todo prejuieio de ra-
"a, de nacionaIidad, de banderfa po4
Utica de condici6n social, han con-
currido este acto otros siniIa-
res hoprando en- cualquier modo la
inemoria del extinto. Para todos, Ia
coIonia espanola de Puerto Rico con-
servara eterno y profundo agradeci-
nliento.
La segunda parte de mi mandate
tiene por objeto testimoniar nuestros
sentimientos de condolencia la fa-
milia del difunto, 4 su viuda, sus
hijos, a sus fanaiIiares, sus amigos,
por la perdida ifreparable que les afii-
je, que es en- parae IL nuestra
La tereera y Ultima parte de mi en-
cargo es el dar el postrer adios a los
restos mortales de Don Pedro.
81, querido amigo; generpso protec-
tor; campatriota ilustre; buen ciuda-
dano; holnbre probo. I'd. que pasas-
ts por Ia vida hacienda gala de Ia re-
.st..41...-.I,I.. IL. -. -..tt....+ ..-t... TX
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31
H ST. Hernandez Lopez. (

PAAA a. oN0ldlpIC fAs
"a ST. Hernandez Lopez,
Fl tribuno' yieepresidehte del sena-
do, estuvo brillante.
Su discurso fue 10 mas hermoso Y
I'profundamente intense en- todos los
6rdenes que ptlede preducirse
Muchas manos Sc erispapon para no
dar al viento el APPLAUSE que .brotaba
de los .coi$zones. ~ & Il g S.
Habl6 80 minutes Sus yigorosos v
tpo6ticos, cuanto profundameilte flo
s6ficos pdrrafos al hacer los trazos de
| la vida del extinto, de su humilde Gu
ma, de sus obras cristianamente siler-
ciOsas v profundamente filantropas, de
Sus luchas Y de sus triunfos en- la Vi
da, de como la Madre Historical y pro-
genitora de pueblos que con ell solda-
do trajo la cruz civilizadora, las le-
tras v las artes. el nervio del trabajo
sembrando en- Ell profundo surco de les
Ipueblos hispanos de este eontinente Ell
~ 4 q h q Z. Y : Z
Unprecedented recuerdo de sus laureles
en- Ia f,ieAa, zen Ia civilization Y en- Ell
amor Sc 1huestra gallagdamente en- ex-
pdne1ites como don Pedro Afsuaga, Y
el pueblo de Puerto Rico, cortes Y afec-
|tuoso don .qhienas' IL estianad. le respe-
tan " eles-a man "a .haee una manifesta-
/ Ecf0n coin6 la de esa tarde, EN- Que to-
Edas las classes, tod6s los partidos, to-
IAdas las creeneias sc agrupan en tor
mo de los amados restos del que supo
conquistar ell edfiho elftero de nues-
ttro pueblo. @S4
h Sc expres6 nonbre de la distin-
guida DANA y1ndaA y de sus hijos pa
ia dar las graeias por ell tribute ofreci-
do por ell pueblo de Puerto Rico pa
ra expresar SUI sentfmiefito por la gran
perdida que para todes< llega al fon-
Edo de todos los corazones.
Explic6 como al llamar Palacio ell
Captain general espafol los Jefes
de los partidos Unconditional Espailol
I Y Liberal Portorrique1o para comuni-
carles que el Gobierno de Espana da-
ba este la completa Intervention en-
los asuntos polfticos de Ia Isla, los
NSres. Villar Y Arsuaga, Presidente y
vicepresidente. del Partido que hasta
entonces habfa gobernado, al dar la
lmano a los sefiores Mu1oz Rivera v
lal que hablaha, que tenfan los mismos
lcaEgos en- el Liberal, mostrar0n la noz
lble complaceneia de hombres justos
| que amanda al pals doIide hicieron su
khogara u era su heImano, celebraban
sus triunfos Y sus alegrfas. Gallarda
muestra de La altula moral del hijo
de la noble TERRA vasca, que asf sa-
bfa conquistarse e1 afecto de este pue-
Bio que era el suyo, que sabe amar
la los que le aman y hostilizar los
que le hosti1izan
Que bien era que los restos del pro-
Ger extinto fueran a reposar entire la
TERRA de su bello pueblo. en- la terra
espahoIa donde VIC su primera luz de
vida, pero que su alma, sn imperece-
dero recuerdo. quedaba aquf en- Ia in
mensa tumba del GARLIC Y del afecto
de Puerto Rico.
Para la DANA viuda trazos senci-
llamente hermos0s recOrdando cuand0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31

mandado sobre desestimacion del nom-
Ibramiento de sindico. Para Ia vista
de la mocion sobre nombramiento de
sfndico, Ia Corte senala el 81 del CO.
rriente 9 las 2 q. m.
Rafael Palacios Cortada vs.. Ramon
r. Infanz6n. Cumpliniento de CON
trato, etc. La Corte dict6 una orden
len este case, denegando Ia mocidn de
aperture de rebeldia del demandado.
Ines de los Santos ct al. Dominic.
La Corte declara iustifcado el dorni-
MO de la finca descrita, etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31

'Infracci6n ley arbitrios. Sc eoncede
|al abogado prorroga de 10 dias para
|presentar el pliego de excepciones.
Manuel Alvarez Rivera vs.. Hernni-
|nio MADEIRA Rivero. Disolueion de So
ciedad. La Corte, toda vez que Flo
rentino Miranda, que es una de los ac-
torres puedes mientras figure como de-
nandante, jurar Ia peticion de nonn-
|bramiento de sfndico, v por tanto Sc
declara sin Iugar la moci0n del de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31
RuMoR INFUNDADo

I A Ultima hora de aver Sc dijo que
uno de los jefes del Gobierno insular
habfa presentaIdo Ia renuncia de su
cargo. pero no Sc confrm6 la noticia
Aunque Sc habla de serias desaYenen-
cias entire algunos de estos funciona-
rios y el EjecutiYo, hasta ahora, Sc
gdn infol1nes, no Sc ha producido min
gun cambio en- la direction de les ex-
pFesad0s DEPARTMENTS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31
aBriI ! las , a. n. para eI nOmbramien

abriI a las 3 a. m. para el nombramien-
to de defensor judicial.
FL Pueblo vs.. Arturo Souffront, ho-
micidio voluntario. La Corte aprueba
la Exposition del case.
Andres Isaac Candelario VS.. Agapi-
to del Toro. Indemnizacion. Celebra-
da la vista de Ia mocion del demanda-
do sobre apertura de rebeldia, la Cor
te Sc reserve la resolution.
FL Pueblo vs.. Lope Vazquez y otro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31
Los QUE ILEGAN

Pasajeros que llegaron aver en- el
vapor AConde >Wifredo'' pFocedente
de Espafa
Sra Basilia Rodriguez, sefior Fran
cisco Rodriguez sefior Juan Rodrf-
guez, seiIora Encarnaci6n Montesdexa,
seflor Juan e. Rodriguez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31
Los QUE Sc VAN

Pasajeros que embarcaron hoy en-
el misrno barco con destino a Santiago
de Cuba Y Habana, Cuba:
ST Jose Camineros sonora Maria j
Rodris1ez de Caminero. seilora Juana
Maisonet, sefiots luis Sanchez, seiipr
Francfsco Perez. Rev. Felix Hurtado.
senior Eduardo Gotay, seiior Manuel
.Fonseca Ferrero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31

+
que fuiste eI prototype del caballero
espanol: noble, honfado, genernso. Til,
que practicaste la caridad sin alhara-
cas- nj ostentaciones; la carload ver-
dadera, la cafidad evangelical, hacien-
do Due tn mano izquierda ignorase el
benefcio vel bien d. ejecutaba tu ma
no derecha. I'll pefduraras en- Ia con-
ciencia de Puerto Rico, v tn vida nos
servira de ejemplo tanto los que aqui
quedamos como las generaciones fu-
turas.
/ Yo en- nombre de la colonia espanol,
en- nombre de los que quisiste y de los
que te amaron entranablemente, en-
nombre de todos los organismos que
Icomponen la laboriosa rama de la Pa
ltria lejana, en- nonlbre de la Casa de
IEspana, tronco del arbol frondoso; en-
nonbre del Casino Espanol, la socie-
9dad mas antigua de la Isla; en- nom
bre del Auxilio Mutuo, esa instituci6n
de paz y de confraternidad, en- donde
pasaste los l1ltimos dias de tn vida v
en- donde exhalaste el iiltimo suspiro;
en- nonbre dc, las Sociedades Deporti-
was, de las que fuiste enthusiastic pro-
tector, como el Real San Juan Fopt
Ball Club y e1 Espana Foot Ball Club,
integradas por los ardores de la ju-
Eventud que son Ia esperanza y ell por-
mir de la Raza y de la Patria; en- nom
bre de todos, te doy el postrer adios;
ly pido al Cielo que tie conceda en- la
Eotra vida el premio aque te hiciste en-
lesta naerecedor por tus meritos y tus
ttvirtudes.
iSeate Ia TERRA leve; y deseansa en-
paz para siempre! AT.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
CHEVY CHASE AND
CLEVELAND PARK.

On Connecticut avenue near Bureau OF
Standards rooms and nr;c. baths sis ,o% hotwa'er
Jenifer street near Connecticut avenue. Co
lonial type residence. 9 rooms. baths;
Many detired features; lot so1eo IT, Priced
; reasonably.
g rooms and 9 baths. on two floors. All mod
ern improvements. Cheap at S11.0O
Corner near Connecticut avenue. New,
rooms and bath. sleeping porch and other
modern features. Price. $12,5O0.
Legation street near Connecticut avenue.
heat detached Price. $1l.500. Possession.
Near st. Alban's Cathedral. 8 rooms, on
two floors: 2 baths. brick construction. all
couveniences. Excellent buy at $13.75O.
water heat. electricity: detached; lot s4x2o4
IT,; large oak trees. Only $1e.500.
ssth and Jocelyn streets NV. New houses
Of to 8 rooms and 2 baths. Open for IT. IN.
spection every afternoon ana SUNDAY. sec
saicsmen on premises.
WOODLEY PARK.
.rn throughout. Priced right at $18.56o.
9th street and Cathedral avenue. 8 rooms.
reception hall. bath; garage; modern through
ON THE HEIGHTS.
bath; aa'ia' pofehs.. Only 400: Terms 'ttiae;
heat, % Gas and electricity; double garage.
nth street near OTIS; Foons. bath: Must Must
E.-n:. e sssn E Pries e i 9s,SSo. ' ''' - -''
ALLAN E. WAL
Main 243O.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
FOR SALE-H0USES.
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FOR sALE-H0USEs.
Continued

FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SALE-H0USES
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York Ave. Phone Main 2424.
T.
Open from to PM. Sunday.
ane
e dous S. ese ehs a 1 a Can for families
9 : @ as @ @ @
Pleasant
water heat electric lights
~ coIMBIA RR BETWEEN
excellent condition and
ne Lights hardwood
~ GHEvY CHASE
~ ~ " " "
.., ANOTHER COOP
mmedia posess Sion Se' ~ ~ '
and
maj at % I
electric lights
% " ~ en"ns' Il rooms '' 0'n
Don't Buy Before Seeing Our List of
Chevy Chase and Cleveland Park Properties.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
I342 New York Ave. Phone Main 2a2a
T. President
Evening star., 1922-06-10
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.
FOR sALE-H0UsES
C0ntinueA

FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
TAKOMA PARK-$5Z5o
modern
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$1I,5oo
size Of lot 2a11s7
HISTORIC GEORGETOWN-$68oo
be purhas n easy terms. ~ '-
BLOOMINGDALE-$8, 5oo
Comparatively colonial brick condition. need sleeping
NORTHEAST-$4,75o
this complete
newly
MT. PLEASANT-$12.5o 500
%mein
Is q
PETWORTH-$75oo
% er Eh ssh. nome % pses % a osh eses %
NORTHEAST-$6,35o
WILLIAM S. PHILIPS,
Phone Main 46oo 14oo New York Ave.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
HOME BUYING MAKES FOR THRIFT.
BE THRIFTY.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
100 block Of kilbourne street rooms 2
baths; large porches; hardwood floors and
trim: screens and awnings. Price. $4,000.
and 8 baths (s bedrooms: two-car garage;
porches; modern in every detail. Price.
Kenyon street. rooms and baths; front
and double rear porches; overlooking park;
garage. An excellent buy at $4,000.
PETWORTH.
On Webster street. rooms and tiled bath:
brick construction; open fireplace; sleeping
PSssn %ood noofs % and many other e.tures. Price.
On 9th street. New s.room brick dwell:
floors. sleeping porch Price. s.2So; $500
CENTRAL NORTHWEST.
Near New Hampshire avenue and 9 street.
II rooms. 3 baths; all i%proyementsI; % I brick aIl
e.sh lesSo sSotwater eqe heat electric sSts. o~nei
will give Ebs,Iss monS, at Pe.
NORTHEAST, SOUTHEAST
AND SOUTHWEST.
q street northeast. Brick, large cellar. 9
rooms and bath; room for garage; vacant. A
and Printing. rooms and bath. brick. EI-
, ceptional buy at $4,000. $1,000 cash required.
Pennsylvania avenue. Sc. Colonial type. 8
rooms, tile bath. porches. cellar. $500 cash
will buy this reasonably priced property.
Desirable corner. central northeast 8 rooms,
bath, on two floors; garage: hot-water heat.
offered to close an estate at s., 1000.
BROOKLAND.
Corner on 18th street. 10 rooms. 2 baths;
garage; hot-water heat; lot 111x68. This IL
q good corner at $10.0
Urn O. ~ TAy~
Evening star., 1922-06-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

Continued.
THE BEST HOUSE FOR THE PRICE NOW
on sale In this city. Exceptional location; pro-
tected h. zouing law from cheap houses. Large
living room. dining room. kitchen and pantry
on the first floor. hardwood floor; four rooms;
floor: large attic: cement porches: bult-in ga
is1TLE. nc. Agents. Ills ii st. n.w.-
The Best Home Values
Offered i'll Washington Today.
800 TO SEQ L ST. NE.
6 rooms, tile bath, h.-wh..
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.
600 n. Y. Ave. NV.
Main $3.50.
After 5 PM. Lincoln 6I4o-W.
FOR SALE = EXCELLENT
location in ne; = square of H
st. cars; good bay-window brick
in excellent condition; 3 rooms
and bath. Price only $3.50;
$500 cash, balance monthly. Va
cant; ready to move in. H. r.
HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914 f
street NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-10

4rh st. ;.etvecn East Capitol and Pa.
s.e.-9 rooms, baths. Rented ,furnshedl
3 apartments. $50 per month Bargain for
SIS, 500. Terms. Possession August l.
Evening star., 1922-06-10

T at Dupont Circle-I rooms.
baths; electricity; cellar: furnace heat. Asking
$12,J0 Terms. Possession August l.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC
I4I8 Eye St. NV. Phones Main sooa-a-s

N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
I4I8 Eye St NV. Phones Main sooa-a-s
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS MT PLEASANT
18th
and bath % authorized I % M a or
ees; large front and double a
wat heat a eTtg h % asd ana ra pain
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NORTHWEST
Of
ST. o a an
built we.ty snl.ched Iu.Hs % eestS bsk residence in
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK
PRICE only $o5oo Just oneha block from East Capitol
Owner leaving city, sell well built hreesory
brick residence of and bath Hotwater heat
trio light Double porches. Redecorated throughout
perfect condition Deep lot wide alley Double brick
garage Inspection by appointment. Terms
MI SANSBURY CO., INC
'EvERYTHING
141S Eye St NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
MEMBERS WASHINGTON BOARD
Evening star., 1922-06-10
Before Buying
Consult WEIGH. Realtoc,
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HARRY 81
18th and New York Ave. Main 43+6.
CHEVY Near Conn ave- and .Iocelyn St. n
CHASE beautiful home of nine rooms and
bath. four bedrooms and sleeping
porch second floor. two bedrooms
and servants third floor.
House is in splendid condition. is
screened throughout. has hot-water
heat and electric light \ large lot,
9Ox9O. with large shade trees make
this of the most desirable homes
in this section. Garage Can he
purchased very reasonable terms
and owner will accept small initia!
payment.
CHEVY Near Conn. ave. and Kanawha St. a
CHASE delightful home of ten and
tive baths. with every modern con-
venience. hot-water heat. electricity.
completely screened and weather
stripped. porches front and rear. and
servants room and bath in basement.
Large lot. InX.tO, with shade trees
and shrubbery and room for garage.
Army officer leaving town must sell
and convenient terms can be
ranged. With only a small cash pay
ment.
CLEVELAND Near Conn. ave. aud Tilden St,
PARK comfortable home of nine
and bath. This house
has been completely Temodced.
electric fixtures installed.
newly papered and painted
throughout. and is thoroughly
modern in every particular.
Porches front and and for
small additional cost
extra bath and garage will he
added to make this of flIe
most attractive homes in this
exclusive location, overlooking
Rock Creek Park. Reasonable
tens and immediate posses
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Evening star., 1922-06-10

Monroe st. near 18th St.-Best bay off 18th
st. large rooms. tiled bath. cellar: hot
water heat: double back porch. Price, $1,000;
s.. 900 cash Possession August l.