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Evening star., 1922-03-18
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Confirmed

BY OWNER = -NON-sPECULATfvH BAY
window brick house: six rooms and bath:
freshly papered and painted; in thoroughly
good condition: vacant; free Of incumbrance;
situated near 9th and + sts ne. Price, $3.50,
on reasonable terms. Inspection by arpOint-
ment. Room 102l. Woodward bldg. Telephone
Main 7630
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HOME BARGAINS.
LIEBERMANN & HAMN. I42I E.

KENYON k'r. Wv. NEAR ENTRANCE
TO Rock Geek Park: attractive seven
room brick, = baths, screened and
glassed-in sleeping porch: INV. heat.
gas and electricity: front and back
porches: cellar with servants room and
toilet; large back yard TO .0-ft. alley:
twocar brick garage. Immediate pos
session. Price, sl2.500. Easy terms.
FINE BRICK HOUSE. KILBOCRNE
pl. NV; 3-story, basement. 10 rms, .
baths. INV. heat. e!ec. aud gas. recep
tion hall. open fireplaces, cabinet man
tells. Only s14, 500. Top floor made into
" rooms and kitchenette and bath apart
ment.
MADISON ST. HOME. DETACHED-A
most attractive completely detached q
story and attic ouse. rooms. bed
rooms, l bath. large reception hall, liv-
ing and dining room: = open frepiaces.
electric lights; beautifully decorated
throughout. On Madison st. NV, just
OF Colorado ave-. near car lines.
Price. Sl1 $50. Easy terms.
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME.
plenty of ground: shade trees; lot 1ooI
1J0; just oT Mass. ave NV: fne. mod
ern, two-story frame. 10 rooms, baths
screened and Slassed-in sleeping porches
h.-w. heat; electricity and gas: variety
fruit bearing trees. grapes and shrub
berry; Gear garage. workshop and studio.
Only $1,000. A great bargain.
LET Us SHOW YOU SOME OF THE
beautiful old homes in aristocratic
Georgetown, ranging in price from $500
10 $40 0o0-most of those properties con-
sist of large detached hou1es, contain
ing. in some cases, priceless old mir
rurs The rooms are large and well
adapted TO entertaining, or could he
economically renodeled for rooniug
purposes. The grounds in most eases
are spacious. containing garages, large
81 ade trees and shrubbery.
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THE LOWTHER REALTY co.
31s MACHIN1STS BLDG MAIN a3o423o5
SERVICE UP TO DATE.
If 1ou HAVE 70 OTHERS
SAUL'S ADDITION. $1675o.
~ s1 and a sS s G porch ! large % o xaPase
18th ST HIGHLANDS $Io75o.
modern FOR is tunusua ~ ~
COLUMBIA RD $1o5oo.
a
t hasa veya
OVER IN OLD VIRGINIA. $500. $1,000 CASH
beautiful heat
eostaa eo S on. acre dandh garage ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
f.. BLOOMINGDALE. $6,5oo 1900 CASH.
o
PARK VIEW. 800
street.
NORTHEAST BARGAIN. $6z5o
n
TAKOl1A PARK. $3.50. $1,000 CASH.
Anewa and very in
THE LOWTHER REALTY co.
,1s MACHINISTS' BLDG MAIN 23o423o5-
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FOR COIDRED.
CHAS. S. SHREvE, Sole Agent,
Main 41l6.

BOSS & PHELPS
Realtors. 1890
Tel Main 1870. 400 II ot' INV.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES.
TEL Main nss 44 OF THE REAL ESTATE 14eS St. M"
s2s5oo 10Th ST HEIGHTS
s: s ::: :$: s$5s. $ &: $ 81; = :;: ::: s''
$4,000 CHEVY CHASE. NEAR CONN. AVE.
:: s; 7; e i$; s:S;s ::: $ : ; ] e ';:; s IT.
$1e5oo NEAR 18th AND GIRARD.
@ 5 ss s sn sHss' ss ss' % : sshs as BATH sleeping
$11,5oo NEAR 18th AND QUINCY:
st. % .fss 5.' i R @ ss :a FER '' heat sleeping porch; wide
ssoso NEW HOUSE. NEAR 18th AND OAK.
81, Sa1 @ eeer'it'
"A A'A" LANEAM & HILL, ''
1poHstN,W. .. Phone Main366.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued
THESE HOMES SPEA
CHEVY CHASE


CHEVY CHASE.
Originally designed home ON beautiful cor
ner lot. Center entrance. 8 rooms. :. baths.
uttic, inclOsed breakfast and sleeping porches
Every modern Improvement. 6rcplaccs. Very
reasonable ut 10000.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Well built house surrounded by large. beau
tiful grounds. Pleasing home of D rooms at
Tie. porclies and modern in every respect. OPP
pOrtunity to secure dandy home and invest
ment Out-of-town owner has authorized us
to sell for only $4,000.
A BARGAIN.
Near Wurdman Park Hotel Attractive
home Of outside rooms; Baths, porches lire
places aud all up to-the minute improvements.
Price very low.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Detached home west Of Nth st. 8 delight
ful rooms. spacious pDrches, attic over entire
house. Excellent condition. All modern i'm
provements. Large garage. Unusual chance,
rs price just reduced to Sl6,5U0.
WALTER
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SEE THESE HOMES TO-DAY.
Open During Day and Evening.

SEE THESE HOMES TODAY.
Open During Day and Evening.
1902 MONTAGUE ST NV
brick truced
SAUL'S ADDITION-I232 Crittenden St. NV.
homein nSaursA
Second bedrooms
L reasonable
al Saturday and
day, nj
CLEVELAND PARK-3214 Macomb St
Of
You inspect
cars
44O0 18th ST. NV.
s(onsho
house New and
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
11O8 10Th St. NV Phone Main 32.
INVITE CRITICAL INSPECTION.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued
< FOR THEMSELVES.
SEMI-DETACHED.
Brick home close TO J4tb street car nnA-
Has s attractive room. +" baths. largo porchcsi
attic and modern in every respect. Per1crt
condition. Li3rag". One OF the best Dullt
homes in the city. Price only $l4,J0o.
ORDERED AWAY.
Army officer compelled to sacrifice bis at
tractive home in North Columbia Heights. west
of 14th st. A perfect arrangement OF Z rooms
and tile bath; hardwood floors and trim; Gil
screens and awnings, sleeping porch. all latest
improTements; garage. Think OK lt-ohiy
Sl1 800.
PETWORTH.
Close TO cars, schools. churches and Stores
hardwood floors, hot-watcr heat. electric
lights and Is in fine condition. Immediate pos
session. Price, 50, 80
NEAR UNION STATION.
Ideal for rooming house. IL rooms. BATHS
all outside light. Fine condition. Owner CONF
pclled account Of sickness to give up house,
keeping. sacrifice at 81, 500.
4. BROWN,
Main 1853.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

This property is located in the best OF this
choice suburb. All of the environments are
most pleasing. Property is detached frame,
in good condition; . stories and attic. contain
ing rooms; gas and electricity, and is we'll
heated Lot is I0N1":; one-car garage; ocru-
pied by tenant, who will allow inspection and
give possession. Clear Of any trust.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

L. sANsBURY CO.. INC.
1913 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oo,-4-5.
Mr.. 10th 8, COLUMBIA RD COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
An T sa @ s ny aenn 'smS Situated ,r1y
..ss = ss s ses ani % s9a 'f Ssvs a @ I ss
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@ dtoD very good buy
NORTHWEST MT. PLEASANT
PRICE s 5oe only y"s' @ au % @ PRICE % @ @
% are mi nine % rem. @ sad
81 Z :.ss % a.? ;s::ss $ ::s Sss ss :$' NJ r i @ Hs, i
be ehad. s anu ' p price ask '0'n we" worth "s
WOODLEY PARK.
Located goth south of Cathedral beautiful high
class home, delightful location, overlooking large
Eight large two well appointed baths breakfast and
sleeping porces glassnclosed heated and lighted but-in
refrigerator instantaneous waterheater frepace
wood oors large lawn with double terrace shrubbey stone
wall and coping; brick garage This property
be fully appreciated. Terms
Mr.. 18TH AND ALLISON STS NEAR SAUL'S ADDITION.
PRICE rs s,e on n s ss. Tie s 'es Of % ]
@ % % '1s a % ia @
s::: :s::: % 81:
n,oo,rncnnz WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
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NJ. sANsBURY co. INC
EVERYTHING REAL ESTATE" ,r.
141s Eye St NV y. Phones bones Main Mai 5oo345.
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MT. PLEASANT.

Sx-room and bath brick house, with brick
garage; deep lot to paved alley: front and
donble rear porches; hot-water heat. electricity y
and gas: hardwood floors and trim. Imme-
diate possession.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

On Grafton St, overlooking the kirksido
Golf Club; detached ~. stories and attic:
venient to car line, in one-fare zone. This
desirable property has. on the first floor. living
room, dining room, kitchen and pantry: seconI
floor hedroufns and . baths; French doors
lead to large porch east side; cement f"un-
dation Lot is I0x125; built-in garage. Can
bc iuspected by pprmit
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7,5S 18th St. NV.
Consult Oul
MERIDIAN PLACE.

West of 18th ST.: semi-detached brick: cor
per Of an alley: convenient to market. stores
and theaters: stories; contains rooms. I
bedrooms and bath and extra toilet; gas and
electricity; cellar under entire house; steam
heat: Lear garage. This property only
recently built; is now occupied by owner. In
spection by appointment and possession upon
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CHEVY CHASE MD.

West of Connecticut ave-, located on Mapio
ave This is u most desirable and attractive
property, comparatively new, having been
built two years ago; contains ROOMS. bed.
and bath. second floor: has electricity
and is heated by hot water; the lot is 6oxlcJs
ample space for a garage; occupied by owner.
who will allow inspection and give purchases
immediate possession. Now offered at cost.
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WYOMING AVE,

On Washington Heights. We offering
this very attractive property for a quick sale
so as to close an estate. This house is well
planned and unusually well built; in first-class
condition; contnins about IA rooms q large
bedrooms). baths; heated by hot water. Lot
is 25x12O to a large paved alley: ample space
for a large garage. The property is clear and
key is at our office. Special price.
Want Offer.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.

ON Huntington St; detached frame. !
stories, consisting of rooms. bedrooms and
bath, first floor; , bedrooms and bath. second
heat; lot is 60xs6: Lear garage. This prop
erty is in excellent condition. Occupied by
owner. Can he inspected by an appointment
through this office. and would require only =
small amount Of cash for first payment.
$4,000.
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GARDINER 4 DENT, INC.
REALTORS
ON 10th ST. NV.

ABOVE DUPONT CIRCLE-3-story tapestry
brick; 10 rooms, tiled baths, h.w.h. cleo,
hardwood floors throughout: beautiful library,
conservatory, tastefulIy arranged; immediate
possession. PRICE, 81, 500.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

IN CHEVY CHASE. REAL HOME VALUE.
close to the circie-New and strictly modern:
very low for this class home. Attractive terms.
E. J. BARRON. 149 Que st. NV.
OWNER WILL MAKE BIG REDUCTION IN
modern cottage, six dandy rooms and porches:
large lot: in northwest suburbs: altitude and
view unsurpassed: 2S minutes to Treasury ei-
ther car line Offers cheerfuIly considered;
Must sell. Phone Cleve. 1880.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
Inspect at Your Convenience.
FOR SALE CHEAP.


NATIONAL REALTY CO., Iuc..
fond building. Main Iso'.
A VERY DESIRABLE AND COMFORTABLE
brick house; 8 large rooms, large closets con-
crete cellar; broad avenue of Sc. Washing
ton, facing south, within half block of Il dis
trict market one block from three public
schools and within and two blocks Of three
lines OF cars. To appreciate it is TO see 1t.
Price, IS 900; reasonable amount cash. balance
in notes or all cash, at option OF purchaser.
Address Rnx 1,O-R Star office.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOoD OWNER
leaving town. wishes to dispose or beautlfuiiy
furnished house. Including valuable oriental
rugs, just west OF 10th and Columbia road.
containing reception hall. living room with
in porch, four bedrooms. bath. five large clos
cts, double sleeping porch and attic. maids
room, built-in garage; ami; good frontage
and depth to alley Substantial cash payment
desired Address Box 332.M. Star office:
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & co
incorporated
Main 6S.5o.

On Macomb ST accessible to two car lines;
e-story and attic frame. This very desirable
property. containing rooms. has gas and
electricity aud hot-water heat; the lot 10 i5
feet front; space for garage: owner will allow
inspection by appointment, and purchaser can
get immediate possession.
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$4,000. g
CATHEDRAL AVE.

East of Connecticut ave-: detached brick,
3 stories, containing IL rooms and baths:
gas and electricity and hot-water heat Lot
is about 100x1O0; garage for ears. This is
an excellent property, comparatively new; has
all modern convenienceS and improvements.
and is in frst-class condition. Occupied by
owner and clear Of any trust.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Just off Kalorama rd.. a frSt-class home
in a select neighboriood: rooms ard bath;
hOt-water heat; oak floors: maids room and
toilet: sleeping porch; space for double garage.
This house is priced we'll below the true value;
ertns and possession can be arranged.
SHANNON
ia 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Near the United States Capitol and Library:
splendid 3story brick containing II large
rooms and bath: heated by steam: large lot.
23Itx127 feet. to wide alley; large brick
building in rear. suitable for garage. and
would accommodate three cars: property occu-
pied by tenant; possession within reasonable
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Desirable home in good neighborhocd and
convenient to line: brick construction. with
6 rooms and bath: cellar. with maids room;
attic; front and double rear porches:' hot
water heat. electricity and gas: hardwood
floors and trim; beam ceiling in dining room:
instantaneous hot-Iater heater: open fireplace:
screens: space for garage; possession Will be
given and terms made
& LUCHS,
Evening star., 1922-03-18

oI ,oN u.
New detached home. west OF Conn ave
s rooms and :. baths: hot-water heat, elec.
trcity and gas: hardwood floors and trim
built-.n garage; possession and terms arranged.
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SI3,5oo.
DUPONT CIRCLE.

We have the unusual opportunity to offer a
recently built and very attractive residence.
suitable for diplomat extensive enter
tanning. Tie house contains billiard room,
receiving room, living room. dining room,
library, 9 bedrooms. baths. sewing room,
large store closet, maids dining room, SER
tS, rnOuS and . harbs
Evening star., 1922-03-18
ON X ST. NV.

WEST OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. - 3-
story brown tapestry brick; ~ rooms, tiled
tbs: strictly modern throughout: splendid
condition; owner will give prompt possession.
THIS location speaks for itself. PRICE,
So. 900.
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PRICE $1,000.

Third and East Capitol ets.
Tvo-story frame, containing 3 rooms. DO
bath; splendid location and can lie made
very desirable home at small cost. Can be
sold at reasonable terms.
B. +. SAUL CO.,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

honey Conn. bedrooms and
dining tcln and pantry hardwood floors aud trim
sleeping developed
WOODLEI PARK
Evening star., 1922-03-18

ON BROAD STREET-This is an appealing
home. in n fine location: 3 stories. brown
tapestry brick; 10 rooms, bedrooms. tiled
baths, plenty of large closets; servants
quarters in cellar; beaned ceiling in dining
ROOM. very artistic interior; double brick
garage PRICE, SCI. .OOU
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The New York herald., 1922-01-08
RACING TRADITIONS
MOLD STURDY STUFF

There are reasons why Stutz cars
have always had the confidence OF the
motor buying public. according to Will
lam Parkinson, Stutz dealer in New
York.
",rhe racing traditions OF this famous
car are built into every machine" said
Mr. Parkinson. "and q "trip through the
modernly equipped factory at Indian
apoIis would lead you TO believe that
each car built was TO be the only one to
represent the Stutz line for an entire
year.
III there is anything you want TO
know about racing, and especially the
spectacular Victories OF Stutz. just ask
most any Of the expert mechanics as you
pass through the factory. They are reg
ular racing information booklets. They
work with the idea in mind that any or
the cars built might be commanded for
the race course
Mr.. Parkinson has always been a rae
ing fan and sponsored the Stutz racing
program in the East. owning one OF the
first Stutz racers in the East IL WAS
piloted by Dave Lence and others.
Final inspection is an important fea-
t,,re in the manufacture of higher priced
automobiles but, according 10 Mr.. Park
inson. there is probably no more thor
ough inspection than the system III
vogue at the plant Of the Stutz Motor
Car Company OF America. Incp in In
dianapolis.
At the Stutz plant the final inspector
is responsible only to w. y. Thompson,
president and general manager. The
final inspector is Tom Rooney. who was
an important member OF Stutz racing
teams. He knows Stutz mechanism ana
tradition from its infancy and is as OBJ
stinare and tenlperamental as a prima
donna until the cars are satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
DE BEAR PREDICTS CAR
SHORTAGE IN SPRING

"There appears to be an impression
among some automobile users" Harry
J. De Bear, president and general man
ager Of the Maxwell-Chalmers Distrib-
uting Corporation, said yesterday, that
automobile factories are going to get
into abnormal production strides during
the winter and that by the time the
heavy spring car buying sets in an un-
limited supply OF new models will be
available.
"Farsighted business men OF course do
not believe this, because they realize that
facture of motor cars and trucks plans
are made and material orders placed
months, even years, in advance OF con-
templated time Of car production. I
firmly believe that we will have a Sc
rious shortage of cars next spring.
1--WE dislike to see our old customers
come In at the last moment and demand
immediate delivery. We are compelled
to keep delivery orders in the order In
which they are received. 1t Is the only
fair and equitable system, but it does
work hardship on all old customers
who have neglected to take our advice
and warning.
'The experience of last spring should
In itself be sufficient warning to regu-
lar automobile users. but unfortunately
they are apt to heed the common talk
that cars will soon be plentiful and dis
regard good, sound advice not to get
caught mapping. So l repeat that all
automobile users who are going to need
new cars in the spring should be sure
to get their orders in during the present
automobile show"
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

Values before possible in Six at the Velie's
low price. Both open and closed models See them at the
Shows See them your nearest Vele Dealers We only
hint the amazing Of all the development that has led
up to this marvellous Six.
Get the complete story. Fill out and mail the cou-
pom below beautiful folder in colos that illustrates and
describes the motor and car. Tells you everything.
You cannot know how much you can get for your
money in 1922 until you know all the details of the
Veie Model So.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
OVERLAND ENTERS DIRT
TRACK RACING FIELD

The mast season has witnessed an I'M
usual revival OF interest in the middle
West in dirt track automobile racing.
In previous years such contests have
been confined for the most part to county
fairs. but this year has seen thousands
congregating to see trials OF speed be-
tween automobiles. driven for the most
part by owners or by men OF the auto
mobile trade known to many OF the
spectators.
In these races interest has been aug
mented through the fact that many or
the ears were stock cars tuned up by
local automobile mechanics. Naturally
it has come about that many of the
cars entered In these contests were light
cars. never before considered as OF rae
ing caliber.
A typical case of this new interest in
racing on dirt tracks is the case OF Ross
Greenawalt, an automobile mechanic as
sociated with the Overland dealer az
Goshen, Ind. Greenawait placed rae
ing body on a stock new series Overland
and entered il in some local races. He
then raced at South Bend, Ind, against
field of bigger cars. The crowd greet
ed him with good natured kidding.
Get off the track before we run over
you." one man yelled.
but the OVeTldnu IN lne iIrst event VI
the day. five mile race, jumped to the
front and easily won the event. In a
race against the big cars at twenty-five
miles the Overland set such hot pace
that most of the cars were forced 10
quit through overheating. An Elcar won
in 32 minutes. The Overland finished
second only 10% seconds behind the big
car.
AS soon as the race ended some 500
fans rushed upon the track and sur
rounded the Overland, pressing their
hands upon the radiator to note its cool
ness.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
Winter Hints.

The s,tratton-Bliss Company, local
Dodge Brothers dealers, are sending
a monthly Maintenance Suggestion"
card TO owners and other interested
persons. giving the following sugges-
tions and precautions for winter driv-
ing:
/. Adjust Carburetor.
Before cold weather sets in have
your carburetor adjusted. After
wards. keep the carburetor cold air
shutter closed.
.. starting the Engine.
A rich mixture of gas is neces-
sary TO start the engine easily In
cold weather--so pull out the dash
control, and leave 1t out until tho
engine warns up. Perhaps you
may have TO prime tho cylinders
with a little gasoline. Keep the
spark fully retarded. and before
pressing the starting pedal down
always disengage the clutch.
3. The Cooling System.
In zero weather fill radiator with
a mixture or three-fourths water
and one-fourth denatured alcohol.
This is the best mixture to avoid
freezing, ana Otifcr ahti-tree1ine
solutions" should. be avoided. 1t
Is necessary to keep replenishing
the alcohol, which evaporates
rapidly. Use q Boyce Moto-Meter
to keep posted on the thermal con-
dition of the mixture.
4. Storage Battery.
A weak battery freezes easily.
Avoid this trouble by keeping II
fully charged. Don't waste power.
Test your batteries regularly with
a hydrometer---especia in winter
time when dark days and constant
use OF lights causes an excessive
drain on their power.
3. Miscellaneous.
A lighter oil flows more readily
In cold water.
BE careful not to allow water to
collect in the carburetor. the gaso-
line. or the oil. 1t will freeze and
cause trouble. A winter shield oil
pan will prevent the oil from freez-
ing.
Cover the left-hand side Of the
radiator. 1t will protect the car
buretor, and keep the engine warm
Use tire chains and drive safely
over fey roads.