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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16

. !. Perez'Losada.
San Juan,R. R., Noviembre de 1s2E
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16
10 QUE NOS Dice martha I0MAR

"....pero como tiene eli ST algo bue-
no."
No quisiera, por NADIA del mundo
que Sc me juzgara err6neamente Y We
me c~Onsiderara como una fatua, al ha-
blair asf de una cosa mia v a la que.
no lie atribuyo en- realidad gran yalor.
No descOnffo de su bondad hara es-
ia sencilla aclaracion que para mi sig
mica muchO. ",,-,r.
Quedo de I'd. muy ~agradecida por la
bondad con que ha acogidO mi nodes
ia collaboration y me suscribo muy
alta. S. S. - go
MdriG Lopez de Victoria
-,
(Hdrthd L0mdr.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16
la RELIEVE DEL Ola
Aspectos de la crisis

Ell ,trabajo que ha estado realizan-
do en- Washington la Comision porto
rriqueha v continGan hacienda ALI los
miembrOs de ella, que permanecen to-
davia en- la capital federal ha encon-
trade ell verdaderO GAUGE por ell que
habia de desenvOlyerse.
Natural parecia que la COmisi0n
portOrriquena no Sc limitara a pre-
sentar cargos contra ell GObernadOr
Reilly, nj muchO menOs a vindicarse
de las acusaciones hechas pOr ell Co.
bernadOr y SUI cOmitiva contra los ele-
mentos directories del partido de la ma
yoria, a quienes Sc ha queridO presen-
tar ante ell Gobierno como ell obstaculo
que encuentra aqui la americaniza-
ci0n, esa americanizacion NAL orien-
tada que Marcia pOr caminOs de vio-
lencia, pretendiendO la a~nulacion del
pals en- sus caracteristicas esenciales.
Roto Ell hielo de la indiferencia que
establecia un effective blOqueO con
ira la necesaria communication de la
Isla con los organOs de opinion de la
Metr6peli, 3 cdando Sc ha c~onseguido
,4de la gran prensa continental acOJa
los clamOres islehos, dandoles beige
~rancia, era NATURAL que Sc aprovecha-
sen las ventajas de esta posici6n por
los representatives de Puerto Rico pa
ra plantear ell viejO pleitO de su le-
gitima aspiration, a g%obernarse por
ST mismo, emprendiendo una e
jOrnada vindicadOra, al amparO de es-
tas nuevas posiciOnes favOrables.
Hubiera sido de una inhabilidad GEN.
surable, que la gestion que fuerOn d
practicar en- Washington los cOmisiO-
nados del pals, Sc desc por satisfecha
v l0grada con la demonstration de la
falta de tactic del f%uncionario que ha
proyocado esta crisis politica aunque
las autoridades de Washington Sc
mOstrasen propicias, sin ambages y
sin .reseryas, al relieve del actual 60
bernador o instruir a este con 6rde-
..;-.s.ss - e sTssssass - ssszss
"a en- sn bfeye Y bOrrascOsO periodic
de mando. q
ESQ ihubiera sido ell triunfo del Sc
nor Barcelo, ell triunfo personal del
.leader" de la Union, 5pero ell bene-
IIcio Iogrado por ell pals seria ell mis-
mo, conseguida la SUBSTITUTION del 60
bernante que lograda, 81 Sc logra, la
reforma del status que permite que
Sc produzcan cOnfiictos como este que
tiene perturbada, en una sobrexcita-
ci6n angustiosa, la normalidad politi-
ca en- Puerto Rico?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16
CANSADA DE LA VIDA

FL sabado, a las 8 a. M. Ell ell barrio
Miranda, No. %. Puerta de TERRA, Jua
la Gonzalez, de % anos. natural de
San Juan, Sc intoxic0 tomandose va
rias pastillas de sublimado, siendo
asistida en- la sala de socorro. de don
de pas6 al Hospital Municipal, en- es-
tado grave. Manifesto que trataba de
suicidarse por hallarse cansada de la
vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16
"AB c" EN- PUERTO RICO !.
Eel TRIBUTO A LA PATRIAr

la emocion, vibran tensos e irrompi-
bles los lazos de la estirpe, y Sc da
ell magnifico espectaculo de que este
MO exotico, parezca y sea en- ocasio-
mes mas espanol ahora que 10 fue' GUAM
do ondeaba aqui nuestra bandera como
attribute material de nuestra sobera-.s
MIA. Y va que hablamos de este, bue-
no sera recordar que, en- parte, sea de-
Dido clio a la abnegada labor de los
periodistas, de los intelectuales espa-o
noles, que aqui han venido librando,
con un altruismo, y un desinteres, y
una energia que nc tiene precedentes
en- America, n noble campana de
v~indicacion que habia de tener, por
fuerza, este magno r~esultado. =
Hace pocos dias, ell maestro OrtegaA
Munilla y ell eminente Jose Maria Sa-%,
laverria hablaban de la Prensa espa&ts
nola en- Buenos Aires, en la Habana
~ en- otras ciudades de America-sin
mencionar a Puerto Rico, y atri-
buian, con j~usticia, a la noble, a la in f.,
teligente y tesonera labor de esa
Prensa la cordialidad, la fraternidad
de las relaciones entire esos pueblos
Y la nacion colonizadora. Grande es,
sin duda, ell esfuerzo realizado q.poE
los periodicals. preclaros y las gram =
des publicaciones, que han llenado con
tanto acierto esa campana; pero ac:5
, tuaban ellos en- terreno mas propicio =
que los periodistas Y los p%eriodicos es-
! panoles en- Puerto Rico. Adrian sd
catedra o alzaban su tribuna para I'M
publico de la raza en- pueblos 'sobera-'
nos, que s~entian, inevitable y recon-
dita, una inclination sentimental has
cia la madre historical. No asi del, to-.
do, nosotros, que e~ncontrabamos aqui
y seguimos encontrando una difficulty
tad mayor. Lo que tuvieron que Sss,i,
Ger los periodicals. e~spanoles en- Gu
ba o la Argentina 10 tenemos aqui du-
plicado nosotros con una resistencia
doble que veneer, la indigena y~la
exotica, y nuestra causa no esta per-
ulod..' ..ua .,
No esta perdida nuestra causa nj
eta perdida nuestra labor; y prueba
es que a los VENTURES amos de aha-
Der sido arriada nuestra bandera,
cuando Espana necesita de la collar
boracion de sus hijos esparcidos porr
ell mundo creado por ella, al mismo r
tempo que en- Buenos Aires, dpnde !,
hay mas de 2QO.o0 espanqles, ala
par que en- la Habana,a donde hay
10000, en- Puerto Rico, donde no1hay
sine 5000, y no en- Ia capitalidad re-
concentrates, sino en- toda la isla, Sc
~siente la vibracion ~patriotica, y para
honra de .RspanasE PuartS Rico, j. pa
ra satisfaction nuestra. ". bien
de todos. advertimns, con legitimo or
SuTfo Que los espanoles, en- ell empeno
de acorrer a la Patria en- su cuita,snos
estamos solos. Sc nos tienden mu-
chas manos amigas..
. !. PerezTLosada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16

Santurce. =. r., II %.
ST.. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan. L. Il.
Muy senior MIC:
Mueveme al hacer la presente. el de-
SEQ de que sea I'd. tan b%ondadoso que
Sc sirva hacer que aparezca en- SUI dia-
rio una correction ii mi artfculO Girls
to, Lider' publicado hoy, en- su parra-
TO dedicado al lector.
Parece que por olvido Sc omiti6 Ell
dicho parrafo la pafabra 'todo' Ell la
siguiente Erase:
"...pero como TODD tienc en 81 algo
bueno..."
Y Sc lee:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16

ellos q~uienes hablan dn nombre del
pals. aunque solo haDitn. 'realhl@nte.
en- nomhre lie sus peculiarfsimos ne
gocios, de .suis cajas &c caudales.
He aguf Ia causa dg 10 que esta
ocurriendo ahora en- EsIana. que tie
ne soliviantnda a la opinion Y Due
puede originar serios disgustos.
DespuGs dos una hlbii e~estaci6n pa
ia tenor una Junta del AraEceles Il
la medida de ciertaS amncloneS feSio-
Males. cl senor (atmb6 Rgr6 ocupar
eli Ministcrio EN- mas diitcia relaci0n
con las t%inanZas. y WI desde esta
tribuna dirige con tal anor In ma
niobra que 81 ell pafS. n{erealiza IN
serio movimiento de p.oteSta-q0c
tendra que scr mriy airath para que
I'll senior Camb0 cpda 1sie 81 einpalo1
dentr9 De muy pocaS s%t1lanaS vera
,encareFrfeI!letNipd vida ne .nRd" paYorq7
so Y leNantaTFe delante dig EspahA Ia
barrera de las representa- arancela-
riaIi de- caSl todo eP r.inrsJ.
4" C CAM go Is caatalumhai. Mliorr dicAo :
'c!nb6 Is ai1heiia' baf4e ala INDUS
.tria MISUNDERSTANDING Ia pro
Ittecei6tto Il 4al ira INA. ,Aasla @roteccion
sSYsf f due F5dtes',
pues de los ahes-ae las .,sfcas- gordas.
eHailde-NHa+fHie4a-- salts
} fac # a + lg % m assgyfq@aR9SuA RfhasI las fa-
9opoftatrfa la 4toinprten\ [Pdo, esta
iinidustria Il 10 b 1Eaa l@ntera. nj
81 siiqTu f't .1totda' ii f}nd1 cypanola,
-s81FIGSI err n9 2aA ','"3'
nj alin la. mayor partd industrial
catalahaa Esam much knlustrias
anticuadas y ambiciQsfJ nos con
denaran a Ia misA ofAeguir
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Country Property.

WANTED IN the Berkshires-An estate In
exchange for equity Of Sl5O,OOO IN im-
proved property. where some cash can De
added for the benefit of my CLIENT Invest
ment will show s per cent. net after All pay
ments on mortgages. interest and expenses
are made. AMOS LAMPHEAR, l4g sway
WANT nice country place, well located; VIII
exchange fine Brooklyn income property Tor
same. j 1919 Herald. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01

Mrs. EDMUND w. BODINE, Real Estate.
<72 Main st tel. s4s New Rochelle.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Washington Heights. Above lx5th St..
West OF 9Th Av.

A CHOICE PLOT FOR TAxPAYrRS-Sur-
rounded by large elevator apartments and
tcnements situated on the westerly side OF
Convent avenue, "a feet north 12yth street
size 54xi32x57x125; ideal for stores, bakery.
public market, &&c: price $40. 600. subject
first mortgage $4,000. So only 81. 900 cash
balance equity subordination 10 building loan
or sacrifice for cash: submit proposition 20
House, Parltsville. Sullivan county. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
westchestcr-snle or Let.

Westchestcr-Snle or Let.
ARTHUR q. BLATZ REALTY CO, Tel Oak
wood SSO2 two family house, garage. re-
atrictcd section. rent Sl25 each floor. ask
ing 400 600
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
Above Goth st.-sth Az. 10 North river.

., foot frontage, story and basement pri-
vate dwelling staunch. well built. beautiful
physical condition. IL rooms, exceptionally
modern baths, parnuet, complete floors
terms, real opportunity JAMES T.. WAL
LEN, Rcator, 200 w I'D st. Columbus oo0e.
WEST sfpr7 dwellings, 2.500 cash NJ. VI.
GAtbI4AitD < CO.. 1929 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01

FOR SALE AT COLONIAL HEIGHTS.
New house: rooms, baths; garage;
large plot, fine trees, high elevation no
mosquitoes; all improvements bargain,
SlS500: particulars. JOHN A. LOOPE, 154
Nassau ST. Phone Beekman 1900.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
Bronr-saie or Let.
A REAL HOME

PLUS A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Two family house, $ rooms and bath
first floor: Z rooms and paths sec
ond floor. steam heat. parquet floors,
upper and lower porches: Ideally To-
Gated, facing park and minutes from
1TIth st. subway station; immediate
possession. OWNER, S65 Crotona
Park North.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
Csnnecticut-Sale or Let.
New Jcrscy-SaIe or Let.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION.

ABSOLUTE AUCTION. Ht
eo-DEAL LAKE FRONT LoTs-eo.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. II A. M.
Cooper Building, Goodman and Asbury Avs.
Asoury Park. N. ].
e being soid 10 close the owners boidinrs.
TERMS VERY REASONABLE.
e. NJ. CLEVELAND, Auctioneer.
222 Market ST.. Newark. N. J.
Phone Market 9445.
Local office, Cooper Building. Asbury Park.
N. j. Send for Book Map.
CLOsTER, N J.--House. s rooms. electric
lights large porch. car garage, 3 chicken
houses and runs; plot 122x272: facing two
streets: sacrifice quick sale; fruit trees all
kinds. Address call, Mrs. SCHULTZ,
opposite station.
FOR SALE
At westfield. N. j.. Colonial house Of 9
rooms. baths. large room, fireplace.
de-; in fine section OF town. 10 minutes from
station property. 7sx23i feet; car garage:
rice $4,000. Address PISS Herald. $50
FREE list of houses for saie and rent. Write
VAN wINKLE CO.. Rutherford. ~ J.
HoMEsEEKERS.
Investigate Ridgewood first.
Excellent committing service.
Write for illustrated booklet.
SEC'Y BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION,
r. o. Box 1923. Rldgewood. N. y.
MoNTcLA1R REAL ESTATE.
MURDOcH-FAIRCHIL CO.. Montclair. NJ.
SHORT HILLs-Brick and frame house. 3
masters bedrooms, bath, servants
rooms, near station price S1f 900.
FREDERICK r. CRAIG. Telephone 4ss.
so per cent. below pre-war cost secures
most complete 8 acre estate at Summit,
N. j.; every Improvement: . large baths.
EUGENE JOBS-IT. Il. BECK CO.,
Realtors Opp. sta. Summit. n. J.
4 hat hx InE
pnrk: magnificent View price SlI5,OvV.
EDWARD j. CATIILL. Boonton. n. J.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01

LUDLOW, Yonkers,-7 room house. all inn
provements, redecorated; restricted private
street: $3.50 month; near station. 46 Sunny
side Drive.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
McLERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE.
1913 w. Fordhnm road. Phone 0230 Ford.

1TTTH. so E.--Attractive two family brick
hoilse, all modern improvements, immediate
possession OF both floors, 1 block west OF
Crand Concourse. 10th and Jerome nv. sub
station.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
Queens--ssie or Le..

SACRIFICE
Eight room detached house. all improve
merits, In best location, near Jamaica main
station: must sell before Sept. 10: leaving
city; might rent under proper guarantee.
For appointment telephone Jamaica 072O.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
Brookiyn-saIe or Let.

FLATBUSH-t0 room house. ono family. all
improvements: garages; reasonable price.
COZ f. I'd ST.. Brooklyn. Tel Windsor sio5.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
New York state-saIe or Let.

3 ACRES, 8 room house, improvements.
garage. hennery. wonderful home. bargain,
So. 300. GEORGE JAAfISON, Pine Bush, NY.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01

MAGNIFICENT CORNER PROPERTY.
Stucco. with slate roof. Plot 100x200: high
from station II rooms. baths. finest
OF floors, heating. bathrooms. &C. 2 car
garage: price SIS. 900. ANDERSON REALTY
Nernon N
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
westchester-sale or Let.

FOR sALE-GENTLEMAN's HOME.
MOUNT VERNON; BEST LOSA-
TION; BRICK COLONIAL: NINE
ROOFS, THREE BATHS AND LAVA
TORY: WATER HEAT; HIGH CLASS
THROUGHOUT. PHOTOS AT I02:
y EAST 10th ST. NEW YORK.
MURRAY HILL 564e.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
MMUSEg FMIR SALE
and apartments for rent-.


let Us send YOU our
FREE REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
giving information about property for sale
and for rent In Brooklyn and Queen. no
charge: no obligations. III. BATTERMAN.
co. Department Store, Broadway, at Flush
ing av., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
From Battery to llth st.. inclusive.
Above soth st.--5th Az. 10 East River.
EMR SALE:

This property must be sold At once; ia
E 120th ST.. New York city. at low rents.
brings 80 roo yearly; VIII consider exchange
for Newark property. Apply v. Il. SCALERA,
1876 Marriott 50 Newark. N. ].
Evening star., 1922-08-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

NICHOLS AVE, CONGRESS HEIGHTS. D. c.
beautiful home of six rooms and bath. not
water heat, electric lights; well located on
this prominent thoroughfare, on a lot so by
125 IT.: garage; fruit and grape vines In bear
ing. Price very reasonable. with easy terms.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY, INC.
Main 435 704 18th NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
For SALE oR ExcHANaE

FOUR-STORY BRICK-13 ROOMS; AMI,
hot-water heat eiec. and gas semi-detached :
lot 35x12O; large brick garage; 4 beautiful
apartments. NV; high and fne view OF river m
and city; $4,000. A. 7. HOLTzMAN. 1S20
EXCHANGING PROPERTY CONSTANTLY
and satisfactory in and outside the District
since 1905. Why not avail yourself Of TIE
many advantages our trade dept. ooers. what
have you and what do you wish! -
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 4597 1923 st.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR sALE-Conttnue

BARGAINS.
Broom ami. bungalow; lot 5sx20O. $3.50;
$7S0 cash; easy terms.
5-rOOm ami. bungalow. close to cars
S.. 500: $500 cash: easy terms.
Groom home, gas. bath, 81, 500; $7OO cash;
balance like rent.
Broom ami. bungalow: nice as a new pin;
$4,000: $50 cash; easy terms See
H. G. MAYNOR,
1916 .23rd st. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone Hyattsville Exchange. 393-W.
BUNGALOWS.
New and up-tO-date.
We are just completing five splendid new.
homes in Rosemont. Just a>Ininute's walk to
the electric car station whepe you get ear
every ten minutes for 18th and Pa. ave.. and
Only twenty minutes ont.
we will decorate to please you. Get settled
now for the winter, in a bright. new home in
Washington's highest-cass suburb.
Every improvement; every convenience.
Prices, 81, $50 TO so. 500. Terms to snit
F. C. GOODNOW COMPANY.
100 18th st. NV. Main 30I.
virginia Office:
North Rosemont Station.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
FARMS.
FOR SALE.


So ACRES GOOD RICH TRUCKING LAND.
with S-ruom house and ortbuild'ngS in Deau-
tiful grove overlooking valley: only 80 minutes
to heart OF city; near state road in Maryland; |;
good for selling: offer wanted; owner.
Address Box 251L Star office.
s-ACRE FARM, 4-ROoM HOUSE: OTHER
buildings: near Marlboro pike: $500. LAND
WEIR. 500 Fendall bldg Main 4456. IL
AN EXCEPTIONAL Buy UF T1h ACRE
farm on one Of the main highways; 10 min
utes' ride from Rockville: good room house :
barn. cement dairy and all other necessary
outbuildngs land in good state of cultivation: :
well watered with 2 excellent springs ! or
medicinal value: possession within 30 days
Price, $500.
CISsEL & MCFARLAND, INC,
Rockville Nd.
VERY FERTILE AND WELL LYING 6o-A.
farm miles from Falls Church. In Virginia,
having long frontage on Lee highway; practi-
cnlly all land cleared. fenced and cross fenced
House of 8 large rooms. cellar and attic front
and back porches: nice lawn and shade. hlgh
elevation: bank barn. courthouse. granary: i'm
plement shed. chicken and hog houses: 1rult OF
ali kinds: grapes. Price only S1l 900: terms
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-15-16 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York Main az.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
WANTED TO BUY.

PAY ALL Cash
for six-room brick house in Petworth or Co
lumbla Heights; must have cellar and good
lot; state lowest cash price and full details
or no attention given. Address Box 196.M.
Star ofice. 81
WE HAVE CLIENT WISHING TO BUY An
apartment house Of II or more apis. Brokers
attention: will divide commission. Address
Box 346-M, Star Office. 28s
SMALL INVESTMENT PROPERTIES Show
ing good returns based solid values. Ad-
dresses Box $751; Star office. 2S'
DESIRABLE HOMES AT FAIR PRICES
wanted In all sections. List with me. SAM
MEL +. COLE. 1906 st. NV. L
MUST BUY HOUSE, ANY GOOD SECTION.
modern. to 10 rooms. Phone Main 5072.
6 TO Il ROOM HOME IN GOOD REsIDEN.
tial section. city ID. c. suburbs. HOS 18th
st. NV. Phone Main 372.
HAVE $500 CASH AND CAN PAY $50 TO
$75 monthly. Want modern. small bungalow
In northwest. What have you? Address Box
144-M, Star office.
WE ARE HAVING MANY INQUIRIES FOR
houses of six to eight rooms In various sec
tions Of the city. especially the northwest
and northeast sections, that can be sold on
reasonable terms. List with US for quick re-
suits.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
51i-15-l6 Bond Bldg. 18th and New York Ave.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
FOR sALE--DIsTRICT ACREAGE

PITY ACRES OF GROUND, NEAR BU-
resu OF Standards: big demand for homes IN
this vicinity. Prize. yv,s % per acre r. n
xAGGART. rea. estate, 1870 New YORK ave.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
Mr.. Maryland Ave. N, N,E.-$6,OOO

A very attractive home Of six large rooms
and bath. Hot-water heat, gas light. Space
for garage. House in excellent condition. Only
THE REALTY & INVEST CORPORATION
of
WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
DowntoWn-Soo5O.

Facing n beautiful park and within
walking distance of the government de-
partments and business section. 1t has
rooms and bath. also running water on the
third floor. elec. lights and excellent
heating plant several open fireplaces; in
good condition. immediate possession and
reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
Near Lincoln Park-%, 500.

Corner two-story brick containing eight
rooms and two baths. Located one square
Sc. Of the Park. Second foor now rented for
SO per month. Owner occupies first floor and
will give possession at once.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
Chevy Chase-SI4.ooo.

chevy Chase-SI4,oOO.
very attractive home Dutch colo
NAL design. situated on a large lot with
frontage Of 90 feet. There are good
sized bedrooms. tiled bath. spacious
side porches, large living room with open
fireplace. servants room and complete
bath; all modern improvements; garage
In keeping with the house. Terms
Evening star., 1922-08-28
Takoma Park-$13,m.

Detached corner house. contains twelve rooms
and two baths Arranged for two families
Has hot-water heat. electric lights. Hardwood
floors and trim. Two sleeping porches. Large
front porch. Screened throughout. Garage.
Terms.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
Cleveland Park-S15.ZSO.

OIeVeIa1lu dl lk"SI % 00'
A beautiful detached home with large
front and side. porches. First floor: very
large living room, dining room with
French windows and doors, Buffers PAN
try. kitchen with built-in refrigerator.
second floor: large bedrooms, sleeping
porch. tiled bath with built-in tub and
marble shower. The house is modern an1
complete in every detail. Lot oOxllo
with cement driveway TO garage. Rea-
sonable terms.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
FOR sAIE-HoUsEs. FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Coutuued. Continued
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Phone Main 1923.
Downtown-Sl5,OOO.

Downtown-$l5,O QUO.
An exceptionally good offering: Large
downtown dwelling located in the hrst
commercial zone. 1t has IA rooms and 8
baths and is heated by hot water. Can
easily be remodeled into store ana apart
ment or is well adapted Tor roomins
purposes.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
Mass. Ave. Extended-So 500.

Brand-new. semi-detached brick home,
having large rooms. tiled bath. elec.
lights, h.-w.h., hardwood floors and
built-in heated garage. Only one square
from the car line. Terms, 81 800 cash.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
1884 H St. NV.
Mr.. 18th & Taylor Sts.-$12, 500.

A decided bargain in a nearly new,
modern home. Two-story tapestry brick.
containing 8 rooms a bedrooms), tiled
bath, concrete front porch, sleeping porch.
elec. lights. h.w.h.. oak floors: also has
garage. House is in perfect condition and
will be vacant soon. Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
10th and Crittenden-S13,OOO

HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 H St. NV Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1922-08-28

- WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
IT rooms and 8 baths; corner property; large
lot: excellent Tor roomins house; now bringing
extra large incone; terms md price right; no
agents. Address Box 3i6-M. Star onice.
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Mt. Pleasant near 18th St.-27 apartments
renting Mt low rental Of S13. 200 a year; de-
tached building. Price. SSS,500; only $4,000
cash required; out-of-town owner.
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Columbia Heights-$10,5OO.

Three story brick containing ten large rooms
and bath. Has hot-water heat electric lights.
One square from 14th st. Can be purchased
on easy terms.
Evening star., 1922-08-28

Our new sub
division. Act
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choice lots are
available.
When you own
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New modern freproof apartment near Ward
man Park HOTEL apis. renting over $4,000
Good buy at $4,000.
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Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
SI3 18th St. NV. Main 243o.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

DOWNTOWN. BARGAIN. S160 MO. INCOME
Four apts rooms, kitchenette and batt
each Only SIS. 600: 81. 900 cash. balance easy
terms NJ 41l6.
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51I-15-l8 Bond Bldg, 14th and New York Az
Main 40
WANTED-MONEY
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

TO BORROW $3.50 ONE YEAR, COLI4AT-
eral.
Address BOX 9e-P. Star ctice 2s'
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18th and KENYON Sts.-$l1, 900.

mated home containing rooms. reception
hall and bath, elec. lights. excellent neat
ing plant; attic: entire house In beauti-
room for garage. Convenient terms
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MOODRIDGE. D. [

Open for inspection every evening until
O'Clock Come and see the moat modern and
completely equipped home to be had On Capi-
fol Hill They have hardwood floors, hot-water
heat. Pittsburg instantaneous hot-water
heater, tiled bath; differently planned from
the usual type Of home; selling at moderate
Of Kentucky ave. and c st. s.e. For price and
terms see salesman on premises.
rCHAS. d. SAGER.
Headquarters for New Homes.
Q29 15th at NV. M. SO. (
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COLONIAL BRICK, 8 Rooms AND BATH.
furnished: cellar, furnace heat; $4.10O; $500
cash. OWNER, 1884 e st. s.e. 2Ss
BY OWNER, eRooM HOUSE AND BATH.
furnace; large front and back yards. Inquire
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY; 7th AND
Mass ave- me-; vacant: Groom frame; wide
alley. Price, 5000; $3.50 cssh: balance, 80
monthly. 43A woodward bldg. Phone Main
4741.
NEAR 14th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
n.w.-7-room brick: good condition; immediate
haiarcc raeatIiy Price. 1880 434 Wood
xard bldg. Phone Main 47it.