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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
JEWISH PHYSICIANS SAIL FOR
PALESTINE ON HEBREW UNI
VERSITY MISSION.
Committee of Three Will Establish
Medical Faculty of Hebrew Uni
versity With Funds Raised Among
Profession in, America.

(From our New York Correspondent
Saturday. Juy22-A committee of
Jewish physicians consisting of DIR.
Nathan Ratnofr. DIR. David j. Kalisky.
and Dr. Samuel J. Kope.Sky sailed
today on the Homeric for Palestine
Medical Faculty of the Hebrew Uni
versity in Jerusalem. Funds for this
University were gathered among the
members of the profession in the
United States simultaneously with the
Kcrcn Hayesod campaign. The Chair.
man of the special Physicians cam
paicn was DIR. Nathan Ratnof. on
the way to Palestine the committee
will stop in London TO confer with
the Zionist leaders there.
Before he sailed, DIR. Ratnoff said:
THE establishment of the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem which will
become fact with the founding of
the Medical Faculty, Will be one of
the most effective answers that the
Jews in defending their self-respect
can give to the present agitation
which started the Harvard University
to exclude Jews from American insti
tutionS of learning. l look forward
to the time when the Medical Faculty
of the Hebrew University in Jerus-
alem will make noteworthy contribu-
tions TO the science of healing, from
which all other universities including
Harvard. will derive great benefit.
The Jewish physicians of America will
enjoy the distinction of having found
ed the first Faculty of the Hebrew
University. and thus having made
distincs contribution to the develop
ment of the Jewish Homeland in Pal
estine.'
The officers of the Keren HayesOd
in America with whom the Physicians
committe have been in close co-opera-
ton sent the committee the following
message on the eve of their sailing.
I'VE are very glad that your com
mittee is actually sailing for Pales-
tine. for the purpose of carrying out
your noble plans for the Hebrew Uni
versity. The committee further re-
quests me to convey TO You and your
associates the very best wishes for n
plasant voyage and for the complete
success of your mission in Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
KERENSKY VINDICATES RUTEN-
BERG.
(.J. C. II. Service)

London-Recent attacks in the press
against Pinhas Gutenberg. the Jewish
engineer who obtained important con
ccssions from the Palestine Govern
meat. have caused Kcrensky, former
head of the Provisional Russian Gov
ernment. to come to the defence.
Il have heard of the press attacks
on Rutenberg's honor Kerensky
cables to newspapers here, and can
not remain Indifferent | know Ruten-
berg thoroughly. | know him us II
man of irrcproachahlc honor ana un-
impeachable morality. | consider it
my duty to vindicatc his good name.
AS my colleague in the Provisional
Government, Nuremberg proved fear
less, in the maintenance of order and
in adopting strongest measure agains-
the coup d'ctat of the Bolsheviks. He
has consistently served the Russian
cause
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
POLISH PREMIER SAYS MINOR
ITY RIGHTS SECURE.

Warsaw-Tha rights of the minority
groups in Poland are secure under
the new Cabinet. Arthur Slevin-
sky. the nef Prime Minister
declared in statement made
public yesterday. adding that the Gov
crnment would strictly adhere to the
rights guaranteed by the constitution
Premier Slevinsby is about to ask
the Sejm for vote of confidence and
well-informcd circles believe that i
will not he granted despite the above
declaration by which it was Intended
to win the sympathes of the minority
nationalitieS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
PROPOSE EXPULSION OF JUGAS
Law JEWS
Jewish Telegrnphic Agency

Yienna-An order calling for the
registration of all Jews in the Dis
trict of Sombor and for the expulsion
of all foreign" Jews, including cf'n
those who resided in the district for
periods bringing ten years and above,
has been issued by the Juso S!avian
Minister of the Interior. he order is
numbered 1I3S-22.
Protesting against this utterly un-
expected ordey the Jewish press
voices its Indignation. asking why the
followers of WraIscl are permitted to
remain in the country while the right
of domicilc is denied to Jews.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
VIENNA KEHiLIiH AIDED BY
JOINT
(J. G. Il. Scrvice)

Vicnna-Thc local directors of the
Joint Distribution committee of New
York have come 10 the aid of the
Vicnnn Krhillah by voting II subsidy
of $4,000 for the support of the cdu-
cntionnl institutions under the Ke-
hillah's jurisdiction.
The Vienna KChillnh is one the
verge of disruption because of lack of
funds and the disscnsion between the
elements of the different parties who
threaten to organize separate COM
munities,
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
RENEWED REGULATIONS AT
FECTING ALIENS.

July Il, 1922.
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant
Aid Society, 425 Lafayette street,
New York City.
Gentlemen:
The Department desire, to call your
attention to the renewed regulations
requiring that when an alien leaves
his country of origin with the inten-
ton of proceeding to the United
States, without obtaining an Ameri-
can visa from the nearest American
Consul, he must either return to the
proper consulate to obtain his visa,
or reside in some other country for
at least one year before his applica-
tion for visa may be considered by
an American consulate there. This
regulation will be strictly enforced in
order that the Consul taking the ap-
plication may have an opportunity to
conduct Il satisfactory investigation
of each applicant in the district in
which he is known, and where authen-
tic information concerning him may
be available.
1t is suggested that you may wish
to disseminate this information to per-
sons concerned and warn all aliens re
ulies:ing advice from Iyou concerning
the procedure to be followed iH com
ing to the UNited States. that they
should obtain visas before starting
or their journey to this country.
| am. Gentlemen,
Your obedien' servant.
For the Secretaryof state,
(Signcd) WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Under Secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
WEIZNIANN SEEN AS "ENGLAND'S
MOST EXPENSIVE MAN.
"Expressr' "Times," and Morning
Post" Angry n. Commons Palestine
Decision.
(.T. C. Il. Service)

I.ondon-Dubbng Dr. Chain WeiZ-
mann. president of the Zionist Or
ganization. as "England's most cXpcn-
sive man" the London Express di-
rected by Lord Beaverbrook and edit
ed by BlOomenfcld. today features on
the front page a portrait of the Zion
iSt leader. with the legend that he
costs the British tax payers 10 !
millions annually. and is likely to cost
that indefinitely" Generals Wrnngcl
they represented n ncn-recurrent CN-
penditurc. while WeiZmann is n
standing charge like an Army Ac,. the
Express declares. commenting on the
favorable decision of the House of
Commons with reference to the Pal
estine vote a biographical sketch ac-
companies the portrait. Born in
Minsk. studied in Switzerland, 'WeiZ-
mann captured Balfour in 1911" the
paper says.
Angry mt the House of Commons
vote. the Times" says that Churchill
treated the subject ''jocularly.' Sccur.
ing division by the simple cNPedient
of giving the members the hcarticst
laugh in IL long time. There is some
thing wrong with parliamentary syS-
TEN when such II spectacle is pos
siblc. the writer in the Times says.
The Morning Post" is sarcastic,
Quoting culogies of Jews by the mem
bers Morgan and Jones who, in the
course of the debate. asserted THE
Jews mgde the greatest contribution
to civilization. the Post asks. How
much?" Secretary Churchill is at
tacked for saying that Eutcnhcrs rec
commended to hang Lenin and Trot-
zky. This is not Il justification for
the "murder" of all the Palestine pco-
Pile the editorial declares.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
SENATE NOMINEE IS FORMER
JEWISH GOVERNORS son.

Observation-Disclosures Bamberger. of
Salt Lake City. has been nominated
yesterday by the Utah State Republi-
States Senator. is II son of Simon
Bamberger. the former Jewish Gov
ernor of Utah. who some years ago at
tempted to establish an agricultural
colony for Jews in his state.
Ernest Bamberger is very wealthy
as is his father. and is identified with
large mining interests.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
VIENNA STUDENTS FORBIDDEN
TO HOLD RATHEAu MEMORIAL
Gewish TelegraphIc Agency

IJcWlsh TtItErhVHIC aE'HUyI
VIENNA meeting in memory of pr.
man Minister planned by the Social
list students Association of the Vienna
University. was cancelled following
the directors decree. prohibiting such
n meeting on University premises.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
OTTO KAHN AND MAN WARBU RG
EXPECTED IN THE HAGUE.
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency

The Hague-MaX Warburg. widely
known Jewish banker of HamburA
brother to Felix NJ. Warburg of New
York, is expected here on the 1lth.
Kahn of New York. Announcement of
their arrival has led TO the circula-
tion of rumors concerning private
deals with the Soviet Delegation here.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
Had Orders;;to Shoot
Jews to Kill
HUNGARIAN POGROMISTS FAC
ING MILITARY COURT.
(Jewish Telegraphlc Agency

(Jewish Telegraphic Agency
udapest-trraignrd before n mill
tary tribunal on the charge of com
the accused declared that they We're
under orders from Commandnnt Hcjas
and others in command of the White
Guards to shoot Jews to kill.
Attempts of the attorneys for the
defence to account for the depravities
of the accused ON the grounds of pa-
triotism and religion We're frustrated
by the president of the court declar-
ing he would not permit melting of
religious prejudice in his court.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
BALFOUR TO PRESIDE At MEET.
ING DECIDING PALESTINE
MANDATE.
CJewish Telegraphic Agency,


London-Mecting of the Council of
the League of Nations. opening at the
ST. James Palace on Monday. will
have to consider TWENTY-FIVE items that
have been placed on its agcnda by the
Secretariat of the League. 1t is eN-
pected that the session will last ten
days.
The Earl of Balfour. who is the
British Delegate. will preside while
France will he represented by NJ.
Niviani
1t is understood the first question
to he considered is that of the undis-
posed Mandates, including those for
Syria and Palestine. Questions of the
rights of the national minorities in
Poland and Hungary are next on the
order of business.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
KORF.ANTY HELD RESPONSIBLE
FOR SILISEAN RIOTS.
(Jcwish Tclegraphlc Agency

Warsaw-Albcrt Korfanty. the new
Prime Minister who has formed IL cab
met in the face of the opposition of
President Pilsudsky, is regarded as
mfricndly to Jews He is said to he
responsible for the recent cNcesscs per
petrated against Jews in Upper sill
isle
The Jewish deputies find themselves
in opposition to the kortan.y Min-
istry. They have joined with the so
cial democrats and peasant marty in
fighting against the assumption of the
government hv Korfnnty.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
JEWISH DEPARTMENT TO ST.
PRESS REVOLUTIONARIES.
q. G. II. Servicc)

Warsaw-The governments political
department has established II special
Jewish depar mcnt to combat the rev.
olutionary movement among Jewish
ment will he expected to keep the gov
ernment Informed concerning the ac-
tivities of the Jewish socialist par
ties.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
Advertising

Jews business whatProtestantS say
other faith. But Jews who earnestly
pray for the disappearance of the last
general convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church at Portland in Sep
tember, when the commission on the
revision of the prayer book will urge
to Eliminate the reference to the Jew
II is comforting to learn that Jew
may henceforth no. he clasSed with
Turks. infidels and herctics. 1t is even
more comforting that the initiative is
taken by Christians. the Jews them
selves being very little concerned with
what prayers are uttered in their he.
half.
But there remains the problem of
the Turks Most of the Turks. if we
are not mistaken. are pretty good
Mohammedans. They are certainly
not heretics. although from the Chris
tian poin. of view, they may or may
not he infdels. Anyone who has seen
Mohammedan at prayer. or on his
long and difficult pilgrimage to Nee
ca will agree that the Mohammedan
religion is by far more eXacting than
the Christian. He is forbidden GER
tain foods. and his daily life is cir
cumscribod by religious observances
and practices which would test the
pie-y of the average Christaian.
1t is not. strictly speaking. the
that all mankind will cease to he
classified as "infdels and and here
tics just because they happen to he
long to II religion other than the one
followed by the majority in this coun
try.
The Department of Commerce re
pnr:s that there are two million forty
three thousand six hundred thirteen
Jews in the United States who claim
Yiddish as their language. Two Jews
ont of every three You meet are sup
posed to have confessed to both
and usage of the language
of their mothers. This language is not
very popular among the majority of
the readers of Jewish newspapers in
English. BY some ii is despiscd as
the "jarcon' of the Jewish people.
Others argue that it has no future in
this country. And there are those
who assert that if Jews need lam
guage of their own. Hebrew and not
Yiddish is their tongue. But facts
are stronger than theories. and fig
urcs have Il shattering effect on pre-
judices. Yiddish is power. Good
bad. or Indifferent it is owned by two
thirds of the Jews in this country,
and nine-tenths perhaps of those
abroad. except is Palestine. There
some may cling to Yiddish rs n matter
of convenience. hut the fact is usually
concealed.
American Jews. anxious to preserve
contact between the different Jewish
elements in this country. and. more
with the Jewrie:' ON the
other side. must have recourse to the
use Of Yiddish its literature and cul-
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02

1t is reported that the agreement
on Palestine between the United States
and Great Britain contains clause
which provides that no changes can
lie made in the mandate now under
consideration without the consen, of
the United States.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
From the Arabic
{ Elizabeth DayD

elizabeth Day)
If You are tempted to reveal
y tale some oae has told
About another. make it pass.
Before You SPEAK. three gates of
gold.
These narrow gates: First. is it
truce"
This. is it necdful:" In your mind
Give truthful answer. And the next
Is last and narrower. is it kind:'
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02
Milton M. Schayer
Dissertations
RJORKMAN ANALIZES SOLOMON
MRS. RUFUS ISAiCS THE JEW
ISH PRESS-LADN RABBIS.

nv Sltll WV ~ iNli'-s
Solomon cried, "bulded me houses
l planted me vineyards" thappy
thought thaD Il made me gardens and
orchards, | got me servants and mnid-
and 10 all was vanity" Blorllman,
famous philosopher. says "Solomons
life was n failure because ii was too
much and me- He did not recognize
he gave that would bring him happi-
ness"
\ lot of us are making the same
mistake King solomon made. trying
to secure happiness by getting. But
your real strength. your<real force,
your real joy comes from giving.
whether it he n smile kind word.
dollar or a real service.
You can prove this to yourself.
Mrs. Rufus Isaacs. decided her lIuS
band was too smart n man to be II
clerk in shipping office. She de
cidcd he should he at least prom
lent attorney. She urged. he worked
she encouraged, he perservered today
his name is known hereeyer tho Eng
lish flag flies. He is chief justice of
England's highest court.
How about your husband girls. he
will do just about what you want him
to. His capacity is limited only be
' his effort to attain. What kind of
a standing and reputation are you
helping him 10 acquire. Judaism needs
real lcaders-your husband can he one
if he is not one today, If yOu Will
help. 1t beats a poker club. or even
n week at the Broadmoor.
What god is Jewish weekly News
paper besides giving publicity to so
cial events? How deeply are You in
terestcd in the news columns which
carry stories each week. of events SO
potent that the whole course of our
lives may he changed? Keep advised
this paper will inform you: But
this paper in turn needs your moral
and financial support. Is this fair
exchange? If not why not?
If we are to have lady rabbi's !
would like to know if they are going
to change the marriage ritual aS far
as ''lOve honor and obey are concern
ed. Most men do obey bu. the rabbits
hayn NOT mt Il that NyaN In tho ritmnI
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02

And if to reach your lips at last
three.
Then you may tell the tale. nor fear
What the result of speech may bt,
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02

Receive everybody in kindness, ana
you will be honorcd and respected
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-02

If we are to have lady rabbits /
would like to know if they are going
TO change the marriage ritual as far
as Glove honor and obey" are concern
ed. Most men do obey bu. the rabbits
have not put II that way in the ritual
Evening star., 1922-08-13

TAKOMA PARK.
ROBERT G. LOHR,
BUILDER.
81, 500-Chicken farm. suburb Of Takoma: 4
acre, 4-run house. buflt-in garage.
$4,1O0Hodern 4-roon bung galow. Larre
shaded lot; ami.
"a, 4,500-Handsome bungalow. 4 rooms and
sleeping porch: in District; Anil; (;
high, shaded lot.
$7.350-0ne Of the prettiest and best located
semi bungalows In Takoma. rms. and
sleeping porch. first door; S-roena space
on second floor. Hardwood floors. Hot
water heat. 200-foot lot on Maple ave-
nue. Easy terms II desired. Come ont
today and see the best bargain In
Tak0ma.
Call No. 266 Carroll ave-, Takoma Park. D. G.
Tel. Col. 3731-W.
TAKOMA PARK. !;
rooms and bath: ami; 44.100
rooms and bath: ami: corner; 81, 900.
rooms and bath; ami: $500.
rooms and bath, sleeping porch k-wh.,
large noored attic; deep lot; 1880
10 rooms and bath, h.-w.h., nice shady lot,
near cars, $3.50.
large rooms and tiled bath, breakfast
porch h. VIII, garage. large and small fruit,
lot contains over Y acre: located on District
side; price. 1900: terms arrnaged. Others
from q, 600 up.
G. ". VAN WAGNER,
"a Cedar ST., Takoma Park, D. G,
Col 1351-W
Evening star., 1922-08-13
10 ROOMS.
2 BATHS.

10 ROOMS. . bAAoS.
PRICE, $500.
Within half block car line. near Mount Car
mel Retreat House. formerly Washington Col
lege, an exceptionally well built two-story. 10
room detached house; all modern improve
ments, including concrete cellar, attic. hot
water heat. electric lights, front and side
porehes and garage.
This is q large. roomy house with high cell
ings. 800 10 nearer its value than the
low price asked. The second hoor rents for
$o6 month"; reasonable terms can be arrenxed.
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY co.
Atincoln 1885 TO Sth st. ne.
PETWORTH, 4Ois 9th ST. NW.-s ROOMS.
bath and porches. all modern improvements;
inquire owner; price reasonable. -.
ON new YORK AVE. NV, NEAR n. CAP
ttoi, home of rooms and bsth. within walk
ing distance Of government departments ana
downtown stores; price, 300: satisfactory
terms can be arranged. Address Box 290H.
Star ONCE.
OWNER, LEAVING CITY, MUST DISPOSE
Of his 7-room and bath modern house: best
section NV. on 18th at. car line: immediate
possession Address Boz 11fsH, Star once. :
Evening star., 1922-08-13
18th Street Extended

lTlH Stfeet EXtended. =.
An unusually attractive bungalow sitmted
IN section Of detached homes and NOT fsr
oiit There are good size rooms and bafh.
e,ec. lights. h.-w.h.. hardwood floors; com
pieteiy screened and has awnings. In splHndid
condition. Lot 40I140 Price, $l3 500. Com
yenient terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.,T
lI334 III st. NV. Phone Main 1923
Evening star., 1922-08-13
Build Where the Future Lies.
MICHIGAN
PARK,

12th and Mich. Ave. ne.
Lots Seventy Feet Front
From ST, 900 to $500. One car
fare, schools, churches, amuse.
ments, play ground and Citizens
Association. Improving neigh
borhood composed of home own
ers. We will make bldg. loans
10 individuals or builders.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21oo. ,14I2 Eye St. nav.
Evening star., 1922-08-13

VALUE
in this Chevy Chase home: 0 ROOMS 2 baths;
open fireplace; hot-water heat; stone founda-
tion and chimney; two-car garage; lot BOX
10; beautiful trees. flowers hedges; 200 feet
from Conn. Az. Priced right. .Extraordinary
easy terms.
MORGAN z. MORGAN 4 CO..
14O7 New York Ave. Frank. 1390.
Evening and Sunday. Franklin l6ss-L
nr,.s = cniv n -7So. az = go s.roona E.s.:
price, =, 2,358; $500 cash, balance monthly ;
Randolph place NV. 8 rooms, bath, h.-w.h.,
DOWETOWN - By OWNER, FOR QUICK
sale; 1S-foom house bet. 18th and 14th ct.
NV; large lot to alley; IN rood condition;
will be sold by Sept. I; price. $1,000; terms.
Inquire 1909 MASS. ave. nv. ~
Evening star., 1922-08-13
FOR sALE-HousEs.


aSsI ss1 ssw ssos ssooa sheh
CHEVY cHAsE. ONE BLOCK FROM CONN.
ave. near Chevy chaes oirele-A ssmi-detached
d.. garage: IL 4Ssis;; PaS, iiSOOo; terms.
7s4 18th 4. h NV - AAA1A"' Main s7os.
KHN8INGTON, MD-BEAUrlyUL HOME or
isosi1s; large .nS s.sn fruit; iafss ahsds
trees; garage; 4. Rfifns. &. 4 naRf1s: Ge1i s.Fn.
7S4 18th st. NV. Main 6705.
By OWNER-A sTX-R00N, sEMIDETACH-
Cd house on Ksnnedy st.. BEiEhtwood. con.
ample room for garage; can be reEnodelsd for
business at little expense. Price reduced for
quick sale. with immediate Possession; Agents
ned not apply. Address Boz 12s-H' Star
By OWNER| ROOMS. BATH; CONDITION
like new; vacant: white. central section. ne.
$eoot50 cash. $oosso Per month. Address
Box 250H. Star ONCE.
9 81: NEAh NORTH cAP; BRICK. 3: AND
n.,S SSiSs ssSs 4 HHiiFT ooRr0T3S'ef; isiS g Nv.
CHEVY CHASE. BARGA1N. FR0A OWNER
rage; grounds. so.iso. Price: $1,000 No
Address is's Boz 277.E. Star a ONCE. e. ~
C0LORED.
Seven-room and bath house, brick; latrebs
heat and gas; $3.50 cash, $45 per month. In
cludes all interest.
GRANVILLE @. BRADFORD.
425 Bond Bldg. Main 5503. 1Ss
MUST SELL Ar ONCEICORNER HOUSE;
ami: months old; good buy; easy terms.
Address Box 1S-H. Star once. a.
DEf1CHED COTTAGE, COR. GALLATN AND
Georgia ave. rooms; AMI: tiled bath;
h.-wh.; open fireplace; immediate poss.: own
er leaving city; phone. Adams 107S, owner lS.
BARGAIN IN PETWORTH-ONLY $500 IN
cash, balance SIS per month: g rooms ana
bath, with all modern improvements, with
large colonial porch, and vacant. bhAS-
WELL. Main 4118. 1913 b st. NV.
hall plan: slx large rooms; ami; lot 76x110:
(n.w.) b. O.; dns view. Bargain hunters.
here 10 your chance. Cash talks. It must @.
Evening star., 1922-08-13

Choice Selections in Takoma.
1890 rooms. all improvements; near
cars, on paved street:
large. shady grounds; all conveniences except
S7.5o0|5 rooms. sleeping porch. pantry.
attic and full basement. All city conveniences;
fireplace; level lot. One block from 18th st.
cars. Easy terms.
$11,50o-Large bungalow-type two-story
house Of rooms; tiled iavatory on first floor;
tiled bath second: oak floors; hct-water heat;
garage. One CT thu best locations.
S14,00o-Owuer. forced to sell large brick
veneer house, offers same at sscri1ce price.
A very large. commodtous house. with all con-
veniences. Fine vieB.
LILLE & HENDRICK.
23 Carroll Ave. Takoma Park. Col. sow.
ON WAsHINGToN-vIRGIN RAILROAD,
about one mile beyond West Falls Church, one
acre of land, one block from cars, improved
BY house of Ave large rooms. outbuifdinEs,
shade and fruit. growing garden. Price.
2,75o; very reasonable terms.
PRATHFR r. ROBINSON.
Evening star., 1922-08-13

CoLORED-9ls W ST. N.w.-BRIcK; 8
rooms: good front and back yard: newly
painted and papered. $3.50. small cash pay
ment, balance like rent.
JOE c. BROWN, 1877 81. NV. 1s.
Evening star., 1922-08-13

Open for inspection every evening until
o'clock. Come and see the most modern and
completely equipped home to be had on Capt.
tol 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
prise. Sample home open for inspection. Cor:
Of Kentucky ave. and C st. s.e. For price and
terms see salesman ON premises.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
Headquarters for New Homes.
923 18th St NV. n. 30.
FOR SALE-A HOME BARGAIN, 1349 r
street ne, $42 $50. Six rooms and bath, yard
and alley. See J. A. HAYDEN, 1410 G ct.