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The Washington herald., 1922-12-18

other the vice president and gen
eral manager of the same cor
poration. Milly, the shipping
clerks wife, believes in sharing
her husbands joys but not his
troubles. She lets him tiptoe
about getting his own breakfast
beauty sleep" She is the vic.
tim of the instalment plan
habit and buys more things
than her husband can pay for.
The vice presidents wife must
also have her beauty sleep while
her husband breakfasts and hur-
ries TO business. She brings him
close to bankruptcy by filling in
a blank check she Caioled out
of him, and buying a $4,000, fur
coat. Tho shipping clerk Is
given a message to deliver to the
boss and while at his home, over
sees lesson in wife-taming that
is given a happy ending on ac-
count of his presence in the
apartment. lie goes home TO try
the same caveman stuff on
Millie. 1t works with her just
as it had with her wealthy sister
under-the-skin and the two hus-
bands face life anew with helpful.
loving wives.
The production has a small but
distinctive cast. Helene Chadwick
Claire Windsor and Mae Busch are
featured. The chief male roles are
PLAYED by Pat O'Malley and Nor
man Kerry.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Thurston, With
His Magic, Seen
At the Garrick

THE great and only Thurston
i illusionist extraordinary. as
sisted by q company Of thirty
skilled aides, made his regular
seasonal debut at the Garrick
last night. A full house turned
out to enjoy his mystic wares.
With a whole bagfH Of new
\ tricks. It is safe to say Thurs
toms program presents the most
elaborate and best-variegateds spec
tacle of necromancy the world
has ever witnessed.
Nor does the great magician
rely solely upon his feats OF
magic to hold his audiences at.
tention. His uncanny ability to
chatter on and on. his highly
developed wit and sense of hu.
NOR. together with his ready ad
lib comedy which lis injected at
the most unexpected moments,
prove powerful factors in main.
tanning the really great prestige
this man enjoys.
Among the principal feats of
magis are ''Gravitation Defied,"
Princess Karnac." Saving a
Woman" chinatown" THE Mir.
acle," Music Masters" THE TrI.
pie Mystery" and lastly, but not
least. the several dozen water
fountains released from every
portion of several assistants ana
tonnes.
There have been many true
and many fraudulent mediums
since the dawn of spirituallsm
My object is to mystify and enter
tain." quoth Thurston. He does.
c. P S
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
IGAYETY-
Billy Watson.

"SLIDING BILLY" WATSON.
burlesaue favorite of long
standing opened at the Gsyety
yesterday afternoon. leading in
person the comedy section of an
original entertainment. Watson is
famous for his funny Slide" and
thus he gained his fanciful and
apt soubriquet of Sliding Billy"
He is Dutch" comedian of in
ventive methed who maintains
the speedy style of comedy that
has made musical burlesque so
popular.
Sliding Billy" presents bur
lesque lampooning the movies"
in the making. having given the
revue the title of HOLLYWOOD
Inn'-a location where music.
dance. frivolity, pretty girls. bright
scenery and entertaining special
ties will Will for two acts with
Watson leading the merriment.
Inez de Verdier. prima donna.
Lillian Harvey. ingenue. Ethel de
Neaux. soubrette, the Three
Whirlwinds. cyclonic dancers.
Frank Msllahsn. Joe Manne and
Lloyd Peddrick are the principals
in support of the slippery-footed
star.
During the progress of the bur-
lesque. Watson and Name enact
a serio-dra matte scene based on
incidents in trench warfare that
blends pathos with roaring COM
edy in laughablc proportions.
There is also comic scene be
tween Mallahan. Peddrick and
Watson that reveals broad bur
les1ue in humorous form.
The Big Fun Show" boasts Of
chorus Of eighteen pretty sing
ing and dancing girls.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
CANTOR IN
MUSIC SHOW
AT POLLS
Blackface Comedian Stars in
Winter Garden Production,
MAKE 1t Snappy," With ILL.,
lian Fitzgerald Contributing
Beauty and Dash in Piece.

" DDIE CANTOR as a sheik,
N, as a taxi driver. as an ap-
- plicant for a job on the
New York police force. as a dis
penser OF refreshments in the
theater aisle, and above all Ed
die Cantor in the songs that he
sings with so much pep. gave his
revue, Make 1t Snsppy." pretty
much the aspect of an all-star
production at Polls last night.
This versatile young man Is lit
orally omnipresent. and the au-
dience would probably have kept
him on the stage until the 3
O'Clock in the morning he wsrbles
about il he hadn't backed off in
time to save his vocal chords.
Eddie has pretty much aban-
doned black-face in this vehicle.
his only appearance in his old
time characterization being just
before the final curtain, in the
spot reserved for his song num-
bers. The horn spectacles are
following the burnt cork; Cantor
IL branching out as a comedian.
and is ready to show the world
that he doesn't have to depend
on accessories.
But though the star is a large
part of this revue, he isn't all of
II. He has by far the most ef-
fective comedy in the production.
but he divides honors in his most
hilarious bit. THE Vampire
a little work after Kipling. per-
haps a long way after-with Lii
lian Fitzgerald. Miss Fitzgerald.
of course. is the vamp: Eddie is
the gas meter man, who butts
in at the time she is expecting
a visit from an unknown admirer.
Need any more be said?
The best song in the show is
''Lovable Eyes" in which Muriel
De Forrest, dainty little miss.
and Helen Darlington. a charm
ing blonde. are featured. Leroy
Duffield and Lew FLearn assist.
but the young women make so
delightful stage picture that
the mere masculine sdjuncts to
the scene get less attention than
they deserve. Miss DE Forrest,
In several other numbers, shows
that she is quite as talented as
she is ornamental. for she does
some of the best dancing in the
production.
Dancing-there's another
thought The Kelo Brothers, just
as the show is getting under
ing act that simply set the house
wild. It's one of the best acts
of its kind that has been shown
here in many moons. And for
colerful ballet numbers. a lot can
be said about Princess Beauti-
ful.' the Cleveland Bronner
dance drama which makes 40 inn
pressive an opening for the sec
ond act. MIR. Bronner and Miss
ln9rid Solfeng are tn" solo
dancers in This unusual master
piece Of beauty.
The hook. such as it is, is the
work Of Harold Atteridge. with
assistance by Eddie Cantor in
Eddie Cantor's scenes. One
doesn't expect II to be very CO.
hesivs. and one isn't disappointed
Oh. yes-the iris. Tot Qualters
leads most of the best ensemble
numbers and is a joy to the eye.
The ponies. as usual, are peppy
and the shewEirls statuesque.
There doesn't seem to be much
missing.
And If anything is lacking. no
doubt Eddie Cantor. who even
supplies trained bananas to or
Chestrs patrons, will supply it he
fore the end of the week
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
'CRANDALL'S-
''The Kid"

EIRsT NATIONALS prediction
Of The Kid" starring Charlie
Chaplin and Jackie Coogsn. was
presented at Crandaii's Theater
yesterday as first OF q series OF
seven revivsls Of famous pictures
to be made at that house this
week.
"The Kid" was the first and only
full featureiength production ever
made by Chaplin and was the med
ium OF introducing Jackie Coogsn
to the screen. II relates the sp-
pealing story Of a vagabond who
undertook the guardianship Of
little baby abandoned in an alley.
The child grows to sturdy boyhood
and an many ways endears himself
to his benefactor. The lives OF
these two Is fraught with many
hardships from which springs q
peculiarly poignant appeal. Dee-
pite the dramatic fiber which this
subject Possesses. il Ii still essen
TALLY comic and prolific In those
distinctive qualities Of comedy that
have placed Chaplin in a cless by
himself as a genius Of screen hu-
NOR.
Irving Cummings supplies the
auxiliary feature In his two-reel
dramalet, Jewels Of the River"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Christmas Bill.

THE Christmas bill at the Shu-
bert-Belasco opening next sun.
day will he, provided by Eddie
Waltz, and his revue vaudeville
show, Echoes of Broadway" In
the surrounding bill will he Tom
Nip and Lew Fletcher. Ethel
Davis. Captain Irving O'Hay.
Henry Stremel, Bessie Colby,
Evangeline and Kathleen Muir
ray, Fred Rich and the Five
Jansleys.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
HOudirli After Fakes.

HOUDINI is working on a book
in which he expects to ex!
pose the fraud methods of fake
mediums. He one time posed as
q medium in order to learn of
the various subterfuges that
these people resort to in order to
obtain their materializations.
When his book is published it
will probably. cause a lot of
anxiety. to erstwhile happy me-
diuns.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
A NeW Merton.

III Il F. l. FROM HOLLY
WOOD" the Forthcoming
Observation-Disclosures comedy, do
plcts the adventures of a female
Merton of the Movies. Many of
the comedy situations are built
around a sawmill scene that would
have been the pride of a ten
twenty-thirty melodrama few
years ago
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Rialto Offers a
Domestic Drama

DROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN"
II the photodramatic offering at
Moore's Rialto this week is one
Of those light, entertaining COM
edy dramas that come about
once in season. 1t is a COM
edy expose of married life. with
a well-developed substratum Of
drama, based on one of Peter
b. Kyne's magazine stories.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS i'm THE WASHINGTON TFIEATRl


ANOTHBR pose of
~ the fas CT n ating
Marion Davies, i0ho cap
tioates w a s hington
afresh In her latest star
ring production, "The
Young DIANA" a new
Cosmopolitan production
aohich aoas revealed for
the first time yesterday
at Loea0's Palace.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Mae Marsh Comes Home.
MAE MARSH has Just signed a

MAE MARSH has Just signed a
contract with u. w. Grif-.
fifth to play in his next picture,
The White Rose" This is
like coming home to Miss Marsh,
who played her first part with
Mr.. Griffith when she was six.
teen years old-the little Cam
eron sister--in Tho Birth Of a
Nation"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Dancers for Meighdn.

TWELVE girls from New WAY
burns studios for stage dane
ing have been engaged by Famous
Players to appear in Thomas
Meighan's new picture. THE Ne'er
DO Well" They report at the Fa-
nous Players studios at Astoria,
J.. l.. today for their first appear
aucc
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Novel Being Filmed.

nIRECTOR Allan Dawn and a
~ company have gone to Miami.
Fla. TO make scenes for "Glimpses
Of the Moon" perturbation OF
Edith Wharton's novel by T..
Lloyd Sheldon. The players who
have the principal roles are Bebe
Daniels, Nita Naldi. David Powell.
Rubye de Remer. Maurice Cos
tello and Charles Gerard.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18

The two men
whose subcu-
taneous broth
erhood is made
manifest in the
film through
similar domes-
tic difficulties
en- C o untered.
are young hus-
bands in wide
ly divergent
layers of So
clety % N @ "A
humble ship
ming clerk, the
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Betty HOnOred.

WHILE Betty Blythe was MAX
ing personal appearance in
Chicago she was elected a men.
l".r ot III" Opera Club. Mary Pick
ford and Gloria Swanson are the
only other screen stars thus hon.
urCd.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Want HOpWOod's Plav,

Motion picture exhibitors are
trying to outbid each other for
the motion picture rights to
Avery Hopwood's latest dramatic
triumph, WHY Men Ltrv-.
Home, II Is said the pric,
offered by the highest bidder to
date IS the greatest ever made
for a new play.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Current Plays
In the Theater

Al Att ONAL - Margaret
IN Lawrence in Secrets"
Poli's-Eddie Cantor in
make II Snappy.
Garrick - Thurston, the
Magician.
President "Abie's Irish
Rose" Fourth week..
B. F. Keith's-vaudeville.
Cosmos Vaudeville and
films.
Strand Vaudeville and
films.
Gayety Sliding Billy"
Watson.
Palace-Marion Davies in
"The Young Diana"
Columbia-Laurette Tay-
lor in Peg o. My Heart"
Rialto -" Brothers Under
the Skin"
Metropolitan-"MyF Friend,
the Devil"
Crandall's Mae Murray
IN "On With the Dance"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18

Kathlyn Williams as the stop
mother in Clarence" William
GeMiilc.s Paramount production.
gives AN example Of what can he
done 10y facial expression. II re-
duIrcS merely - slight twist OF
The lips. = lifted eyebrow or q
SiAn"" from her eyes for Miss
Williams to convey her meaning.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18

N/HEN Eileen VII
~ SON first ap-
peared in Washington as
a stock favorite she
1919 she neuer erpected
never erpected to be the
leading lady in the play
that aoould set a neW
long-run record IN the
w a s h IN g tom theater.
That's her good fortune,
however, in "Abie's Irish
Rose" i
Evening star., 1922-11-09
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 sacrincs. Owner leavinS
city. Possession at once.
eve have ne BEST in every section"
Evening star., 1922-11-09
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

WANTED-A BUYER; MODERN HONE,
better than new: 9 large rooms; side lot; ga
rage space; facing Soldiers Home Park; I'm.
terms reasonable. Address Box 3l9-X, Star
Office. IL
BUILT HOME. WITH ALE
modern conveniences; 20-foot 'front.' rooms;
good yard: Wide alley; best offer In section:
owner moving about Nov. To- 704 Otis st.
NV. lOs
MARYLAND PARK-s ROOMS. ELECTRIC
lights, furnace heat: well in yard; $40 per
month. 853 Munsey building.
JUST OFF OF 18th ST., NORTH OF PARK
road-Beantiful tapestry brick: front and rear
porches; inclosed sleeping porch breakfast
porch. rooms, 2 baths: hardwood n0ors
throughout; completely modern; deep LOT TO
siiey. An unusual buy. Address Box l2o'"'
Evening star., 1922-11-09

INSPECT
These new six-room colonial homes near
Lincoln Park: they have hardwood floors, hot.
water heat. electric light. PittsburR instan.
taneous heater and every modern convenience.
Terms. $500 cash. $50 per month. including
all interest. Open and lighted every evening.
3 sold. 8 left.
SEE TONIGHT.
Kentucky ave. and c st. Sc.
CHA6. d. HAGER.
023 18th st. nv Main 80.
Evening star., 1922-11-09
FOR SALE-H0UsES.
EXCELLENT HOME AND
MOSEY-MAKER on 18th ST. NV

EXCELLENT HOME AND
MpSEY-MAKER on 18th ST. NV.
MOST attractive modern corner residence,
facing 18th st. Three story English basement
brick; l6 rooms, baths; hot-wnter heat. cleo
lights, garage. Building now handsomely fur
nished and arranged in FIVE suites: we'll rented ;
present income. 5000 yearly. Price. $40. COO,
including furniture.
A. 9. HoUGHTOS & CO.. 1915 II ST. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section
FOR coLORED BUYER.
$3.50.
Excellent detached brick house on CO., st.
near New York ave. and North Capitol st.
This house has six rooms. nearly new bath.
iarge yard space for garage. and is in good
,,,d UNION @ REALTY coRrokATioS:
as sEATON PLACE N W.. BLOOMINGDALE-
9 rooms and bath, furnace; good condition.
strictly white neghborhood: reasonable terms;
possession soon BY OWNER. On premises
Phone North 6755J. TO-
CLEVELAND PARK.
ave-: fine detached residence: eleven rooms:
three baths; built-in garage: every modern
convenience and appointment that perfects nm
most interesting feature; vacant
HARRY A. KITE.
16l4 st. NV. Phone Main 4s46
FOR SALE BY OWNER, NEARLY NEW
Groom brick home built by Dunigan and oc
owner leaving town Call Main 1857.
JAMEsoN-BUILT HOMES
Just on 14th st. cars. 1925 to 1858 Quebec
pl. Nv. at 18th st; large rooms. sleeping
with each house; elec. lights. Built. owned
and for sale by
Phone NJ. 5o26 908 n Y. ave. NV.
e4s 14th ST. N.E-FR0M OWNER; SIX
Line. 43O.
Evening star., 1922-11-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY


HOUSE. FOUR LARGE ROOMS; BIG LOT;
ne Cali after i:so. please. H st. cars:
SILVER SPRING, NEAR nISTRlCT LINE.
Wi cur INQUIRE sc5 st. ReasonsbIe 10.
5-KOOM AND BATH BUNGALOW: H;-W.H. !;
garage and chicken house; possession Dec i;
SAT so per month.
Three-roo apartment; gas. electric light,
heat and garage: furnished; $40; immediate
p,on. c,.,..,a. a; l.; kELLEY 81 soS os,snao, W..
BUNGALOW. FURNISHED OR UNFTRNIsH-
ed. rooms and bath: furnace heat; Maywood.
Va. 10 minutes from Georgetown on bus % or
pss iSt HSRy sS wGoax.la EI&Ena bGx
FIRsT-CLAss APARTMENT. FOUR ROOMS
and BATH all conveniences; in tWo-famiIy
detached house; one,haif block from cars; =
GOODNOw CO.. 729 18th st. NV. Phone
Main 3O7. ---
LINDEN. LINDEN ROAD. MARYLAND
Brick bungalow: f.. p and pantry: nv:
and chicken house: no children: Phone Wood
side No. 0. =.
EIGHT ROOMS. FIVE ACRES; ONE BLOCK
to cars. two blocks to concrete road; 25 min
utes to 18TH and Pa. ave-; $40 per month.
c. B. MUNSON. Arlington. Va.
LAUREL, MD.
Good 7-room dwelling. with all cOnveniences.
in good location. just OF Washington boule-
yard $50 per month.
CHARLES H. STANLEY,
Tel. 1l9. Res 39-M Laurel, Nd. 10s
7-ROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE. h.-W.H.
$65 per month.
Groom modern house. $45 per month.
Broom bungalow, ami, $50 per month.
Groom modern house, furnished: lots.
garage. poultry house: on good road to city
$85 per month
4-room house. gas. water. $50 per month
ERNEST H. SHINN.
1898 Rhode Island Ave. Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyattsville EXCHANGE 496
Evening star., 1922-11-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAREHOUSE, UNE II UOR APPROXIMATE
ly 2.G.,, square feet: near railroai or centsa.
business location: S'a'e location and price.
Address R"N 3o4 y S'rr "ff"...
Evening star., 1922-11-09

SOMERSET, MD.
Elegant home containing twelve
rooms, two tile baths; maple
floors; stone foundation; large
porches; gas; electricity; h.-w.
heat; sewerage; double garage.
The grounds consist of two
acres abounding in most beauti-
full shade, shrubbery and abund-
ance of fruit. Cash or terms.
Price upon application.
HARRY A. KITE,
1914 K St. NV.
Phone Main 4846, or Clev. 1890.
Evening star., 1922-11-09
FOR SALE-LOTS.

BEAUTIFUL Lor, fOx0.; 18th ST. HEIGHTS:
cash or terms: real sHrrifi"e. UNION REAL
TY CORPORATION. 1+l0 q W. Main si13.
TWO LOTS IN VIRGINIA. NEAR CITY, On
car line: 30 foot fronts; one n corner. high.
level all improvements. water. sewer. gas.
cleo, etc; priced low. Terms. EDWARD ".
PARKER. Main Is01.
A FEW CHOICE BUILDING SITES COVERED
with tres overlooking Rock Creek Park, just
west of 10th st. AT Webster Phi. OWNER,
Adams 930 MINI 5gIi
BEAUTIFUL. HOME SITES. OVERLOOKING
10Th st and Rurk Greek Park. OWNER, Co
lumhia 4o1s. after > PM.
CHOICE CHEVY CHASE BUILDING SITES
Lowest Frcr~ and easy terms: special induce
mprts fo buir!rrs and hnmessekprs. +. Fl.
RUSSELL. so Colorado hu.iiire. Phone Main
1855 Evening Cleveland 15s2 W de2'
Evening star., 1922-11-09

Princeton place. Seven rooms and bath,
sleeping porch, built-in garage; bargain at
S1l 800; only $1,000 cash. small monthly pay
Evening star., 1922-11-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

1885 MADISON ST. NV.
Brand new detached tapestry brick residence.
8 rooms and attic: hardwood floor: brick ga
rage: lot 41x111 IT.; strictly detached resf.
DENTAL section: a good buy; for price and
terms see MR. LEAMAN, owner and builder. or
hrokar
Evening star., 1922-11-09
TAKOMA PARK.

A very well built home. completely
detached; contains six rooms and bath,
front and double rear porches: 10 mod
ern throughout, with hot-water heat,
electric lights, hardwood floors and
trim; garage space. Price. $1,000.
Terms can be arranged. 1884
Evening star., 1922-11-09

Battery Park. Beautifully located, adjoin-
iug Ed4emoor, Nd. Choice lots remain avail
abs at 16c and 20c per square foot. Must b
inspected to be appreciated.
MADDUX, MARSHALL & CO.,
Main S97O. 11OS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-11-09
ooIo kLINGLE RID.

ooIO kLINGLE RID.
At Goth md Park road: only one new B. X.
Gruyer inside honse left; rooms. baths:
heated garage: oak floors throughout: Elassed-
In porch bedroom; paved street and alley Also
inspect attractive corner house at 1000 KIingle
I'd.
Representative premises daily and Sunday
until pm. For sale through your broker or
E. NJ. WILLIS. Jr.,
Evening star., 1922-11-09

$3.50.
The Most Complete and Com
modious Six-Room and Bath
Brick Houses On the Market
Today-Ioo to I25 Webster
St. N.W.-Six Sold, Three
Ready.
House fully 20 feet wide by 30 feet deep.
not including porches. 1900 cash. Easy
terms. Visit property. or call Main 24S0 and
representative will take you to inspect 1t.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
s1S 18th St NV Main 2430
Evening star., 1922-11-09
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

A pretty semi-detached home Of
rooms and bath; has electric lights.
good heating plant; inclosed sleeping
porch; screens; two-car garage ON
rear renting for 1850 per month.
Is priced at low price Of $500.
Inspect, 1894
Evening star., 1922-11-09
WANTED-HOUSES

GROOM MODERN IorsE IN rETWORTH.
within waIkin. distance Walter Reed Hos
pitaI State price. terms. Address Box 3i'-
Y. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-09
FOR COLORED.
SEVEN SOLD-ONE READY

SEVEN SOLD-ONE READY
Most attractive 1-room house. with room
size living porch frst-foor tile lavatory. sec
ond- floor tile bath and shower n inch hard
wood floors throughout: concrete basement:
hot heat. electricity; laundry; servants
toilet; Bethesda blue granite chimney, fire.
place. porch piers and entrance.
The most complete and coy house on the
market-Onered at a price below cost Of re-
production today.
Allan f. Walker & Co., Inc.
sl3 18th St NV. Main 243o.
Evening star., 1922-11-09

Cleveland Park, on ssth st. Seven rooms
and bath. sleeping porch and built-in garage;
s12 $50: small cash payment.
Evening star., 1922-11-09

reary deep lot to wide alley: on N. Y. ave-
west Of 14th st. Price. $6. go; 81. 900 cash.
$40 q month. Also brick store and dwelling
adjoining; located centra. NV; closing an
estate: want an offer: terms: sell separately.
N. E. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 4597. 1923 / st.
Evening star., 1922-11-09

STORE and brick houses. desirably To-
Gated In sc. section; asking SIT .250: terms;
yearly rental, $2,27o.
Evening star., 1922-11-09

Belmont road, near Columbia road. Three
story brick: 8 bedrooms. 2 baths; bargain;
must be sold to settle estate.
Evening star., 1922-11-09

TO PURCHASE IN BEOokLAND SECTION.
Convenient TO Catholic University modern
honse desired. Possessi"n after Christmas holi-
lays VIII buy cash basis. Address Box
..,3Y office
Evening star., 1922-11-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOME; ROOMS,
reception hall. bath, basement, attic: every
modern convenience; three valuable lots. l2Ox
lo0; blocks q st. cars: refined section mod
ern poultry plant. 1fx4S. and equipment and
garage: S7.5OO: 81 600 cash See owner. II. NJ.
OSWALD. - baltimore ST.. Hyattsyille. Md. II.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW. FIREPLACE, SLEEP
ing porch Ami. Thrifton, Va. Phone Claren-
don 26S-J-2. or write W. W. Smith, Cherry
dale. Va. 81 Crutt lime
Evening star., 1922-11-09
NORTHEAST


Sem-detached brick, containing rooms,
tile bait; 2-car garage. House has been
newly decorated and painted; equipped
with modern heating plant 1t is now va.
cant. and immediate possession may be OBJ
tained. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1922-11-09

FOR SALE-1OO G ST. BE.
Near House building, large three.
story dwelling. suitable for apartment
FRANK e. HOPKINS, 4o4 Kresge Bldg. o.
CHBVY CHASE, MD, TWO BLOCKS FROM
Conn. ave.-Beautiful new Groom house on
large corner lot. nearly ready. Only 81. 500.
FRANK WINN CONSTRUCTION CO.,
sos Evans Bldg. Main 1887.
Phone morning, o to II. 81
BARGAIN-FRAME DWELLING. NO. 180 tn
Ut. n.e.-5 rooms, water and gas; front and
rear yards: space for garage; excellent neigh
borhood; $500 cash, balance monthly. Room
434, Woodward bldg. Phone Main 4741.
Evening star., 1922-11-09

Located close TO Connecticut avenue, IN a
spot surrounded BY homes OF tie better
class. This new Dutch colonial presents
an unusual opportunity to the seeker of
something artistic and roomy: center hall
plan, living room and master bedrooms
iull length OF home: special lighting FIX
lures: brick veranda and walks; sid.
Porches Garage to match house: 15-foot
lot. By all means see this today
Evening star., 1922-11-09

HOUSE OF ROOMS. NEAR sth AND PA.
ave. Sc. from owner who can give possession
on or before Jan :. Will pay cash. Address
RoX l37Y Star office
Evening star., 1922-11-09
WANTED TO BUY.

GEORGETOwN-CLIENT FOR SMALL DE.
tached house.
MADDUX, MARSHALL & CO..
Main 500 1l0s 10th st. NV.