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The labor world., 1922-03-18

lished by Vice Chancellor Malin; and
the later Injunction by Judge Far
welh were: made impossible in the
future. s& :#I l. / .Fe,%. r. I te.i'%
The facts are then, that but two
injunctions were issued against strik-
ing zworkmen in England, the first
Of which was repudiated and con-
demned by the lord chancellor when
passing upon another case, upon the
ground that a court Of ,equity*had abb
so1utely no jurisdiction In such a
case; and the second was reversed
by parliament itself. =, $7' .,@.' . !
! American courts Of equity there
fore have no valid precedents to
guide them, the facts being that the
injunctions issued in America in con-
nection with industrial disputes are
in direct disregard Of the precedents
of the highest chancery court and
the British parliament. -
In two other. important aspects
!. the American practice is contrary to
the British precedents and author
| ity.
British courts Of equity for many
centuries have operated for the re-
lief and protection OF the weak
against the powerful, and, early in
the courts history. 1t protected the
poor from any unjust or too rigor-
Gus application of the common law
The labor world., 1922-03-18
COUNTY SCHOOLS
DRAW STATE AID
Apportionment Is Made and St.
Louis County Gets $685.
54 for &,%6 Pupils.

st. Louis County's share of the
March school apportionment, made
public this week by the state de-
partment Of education. is $126,754-
20. The distribution is on the basis
of $2.70 per pupil, with a total
credit Of 46,s4e pupils for the
county.
This apportionment of state school
funds, warrants for which are now
being prepared by r. p. Chase,
state auditor, is the largest March
anportionment in the history of the
state. In all 461,522 pupils will
participate and total Of $1,246,347-
30 will soon be distributed by the
various county treasurers among the
school districts designated by the
state department of education.
The present March apportionment
exceeds by over $133.000, that OF
last year. art which time $1,112,68o-
80 was distributed. r. e allotment
was on the basis Of $3.50 per pupil
with 55,342. pupils participating.
Distribution of state school funds
is made in March and October Of
each year. This money is obtained
by the imposition Of a one mill tax
and the income from the permanent
school fund.
+ o.
The labor world., 1922-03-18

A man may gush over 4 woman or
vice versa, but the gushing is sell
dom natural.
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lNJUNClONS FIRST
USED TO. HELP POOR.
(Continued from Page 1. y

\Contlnued from rage ~ ie
employment Of some other person
or with the right Of some other per-
son to dispose OF his capital or his
labor as he Wills. :, ~ss ., ..v. +. Fl.
IAN action against a trade-union,
whether of workmen or masters, or
against any members or officials
thereof on behalf Of themselves and
all other members of the trade
union in respect Of any tortious act
alleged to have been committed by
Or on behalf Of the trade-union shall
not be entertained by any court.
Nothing in this section shall af-
feet the liability of the trustees of
trade-un1on to be sued in the
events provided for by the trade
union act. 1871 section 9, except in
respect of any tortious act commit
ted by or on behalf of the union in
contemplation or in furtherance of
trade dispute
In the most un1nistak able Ian
guage this law prevents any invasion
Of the strikers rights by an injunc-
ton, SO that the precedent estab-
The labor world., 1922-03-18

Sometimes q. married man dislikes
to visit people who try to make him
feel at home, ri -.
The labor world., 1922-03-18
MINNESOTA REMEMBERS

Minnesota has never questioned
it's debt to the men and women who
answered it's call in time of trouble.
Even now the Gopher State is pay
ing debt of gratitude to those who
aided it in the Indian Wars OF 1862
and at the same time is completing
the payment of nearly $30,000,000
to those who answered the call in
connection with the late World war.
1t may not be generally known,
but Minnesota at the present time
is paying a monthly pension to 212
residents Of the state who partici-
pated in the Indian Wars Of 1862.
The law granting this pension was
passed in 1905. 1t provides for a
pension of $1,000 a. month and only
those suffering disabilities as a re-
The labor world., 1922-03-18

Equity must never SO ussd 70.
icurtaill personal Fights. 3; s:5ss:
One Of the conditions connected
with practically all Of the 1njunc-.
tions issued by our American courts
Is that the plai1tiff employer does
not come into 4 court with clean
hands. In mostinsstances, the ems
ployer has been the aggressor. He
has reduced wages. enforced obnox-.
ious and injuri6 Gus shop rules. He
has acted in concert with other en- 7.
ployers for the purpose OF destroy
ing the trade-iinion.l He has struck
the first blow. He has been the
and as such, under the
well established equity rule, he is
not entitled to q hearing in a court
Of equitp. or to the protection Of an
Injunction. ~. ! =. y, e.
Furthermore. the injunctions is
sued by our American courts have
grown into an infringement OF per-
sonal rights. This latter subject will
be considered in a separate article.
The labor world., 1922-03-18

suit of participation are eligible. Be-
cause of death due to the infirmities
Of old age the number Of partici-
pants has been greatly reduced, still
each year registers eligibles. This
year two survivors with back pay
Of $1,448.00 and $1,304.0O respec-
lively, were added to the list. The
high mark was in 1912 when nearly
$50 survivors or their widows were
aided.
Since the law went into effect the
state has paid $705,S00 in Indian
war pensions. The maximum amount
in any one year. $50,602. was spent
in 1914. In 1920 the state expended
$31, 1,327.60.
Any man who takes things as they
come lacks push.
Any young man who is in love likes
to say good night the next morning.
The labor world., 1922-03-18
HE CANT UNDERSTAND. a.

There is a fellerz in the Federal
penitentiary, sentenced for 10 years
for printing and circulating an exact
copy Of an article from Tom Wat
sons paper. It was during the war
and before Watson's paper was sup
pressed, The fellow up at Leaven-
worth can't 81 understand why he
should 60 to the pen and the man
who wrote the article should 90 to
the United States Senate. There are
others who cant und erstand. M far,
shall Morning News. .s Es9is 5s5a
Evening star., 1922-08-04

FOR SALEM ONE OF THE FINEST, SUBURBS OF
Washington An Of lawn by splendid frame resi-
dence porees electric light hotwate heat The grounds have
This property surrounded by desirable suburban homes
The house is well furnished with hgclass antique furniture
cent less than the appraised value for immediate sale Price
$4,000 The furniture including automobile may be
chased with without the real The price is the only
thing small about this property and is desirable for fam
lily. For particulars see J. LEO KOLB Main 5o27 gag New
York n w. -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

REDUCTION IN PRICE ON A PiECE W
14th ST. business property; store ana Two SIX
room apartments: bargain at Sf9,ooo H. Z.
GASCH. 1928 y. Y. .aye.----- ave.
FOR SALE FROM OWNER. ESTARlISHED
business corner comprising store, four large
rooms, kitchen and bath and brick garage
bargain Phone NJ. 3114.
Mr. BUSINESS MAN-SToP PAYING HIGH
rent. buy 4 lot and build on it, have nne
lot. "a feet front. on nth st. near q. just
north Of the Palais Royal; only vacant los IN
the square: clear of membranes: can make
good terms; very cheap at $40 per foot HER
MAN f. GASCH. exclusive agent, 1925 New
York ave- Phone Main 31a9.
ONE OF THE REST SITES FOR GARAGE,
automobile accessories, or other business, near
18th and S sts., having a frontage on bnth
streets and ample alley facilities: renting Tor
s1OO per month: right price and terms CHAs.
A. AcECEN, 1410 G st.e st. y
ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS PROPERTIES
on 14th st. NV. for sale or lease.
Location. 2O;2 14th st.
Large store 2 apartments and brick garage
APPLY OWNER,
Tel. Col. 1887. 1901 Allison st. nv,
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

7I3 I4th st. NV.
Chevy Chase, Md.-$IO, 500.
elec. light; lot eoSieo; garage to match
house; terms.
Chevy Chase, Md.-$13OOO.
Attractive rooms and hath; detached:
h.-w.h.. eIec. light; strictly modern: ga.
rage: lot 5oxlco; shade. shrubbery; mod
crate terms
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$o,2OO.
Groom, tiled bath brick. sleeping porch.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$18,5W.
Beautiful detached. 8 rooms and 2 baths,
close to Conn. ave-: reasonable terms.
Near Bureau of Standards
$4,000.
Excellent 8 rooms and bath, detached.
h.-w:h.. eIec. light: ali modern features;
lot eox127: immediate possession: moder-
ate terms.
Cleveland Park-$17,OW.
Close to Conn ave stueeo over hollow
paseh.s ss % lot ,csass sssss
shade and shrubbery: Earage
Saul's Addition-$4,50O.
8 rooms. 2 baths. detached, h.-w.h., elec.
light. gfassed-in sleeping porch. front and
rear porches: every modern appointment;
Close to 10th Street-$16,OOO.
Beautiful brick, rooms and tiled baths.
sleeping porch, front and rear porches,
fireplace; every modern appointment; lot
23x125.
Taylor St. Near 14th-$l3,OO.
Broom and bath brick; modern to the
minute: sleeping porch; many other fea-
lures; 2-car garage.
Near Catholic Church and
Schools-$15,O00.
rooms and bath. pebble dash eonstruc-
tion, sleeping porch, hardwood floors:
strictly modern: beautiful view: lot
1O2xls7: fruit. sAAde and shrubbery. This
is bargain.
Fine Section Princeton Street
N.W.-$8,750.
Excellent Groom and bath brick: h..w.h.. ;.
elee. light. sleeping porch. hardwood
floors and trim. front and rear porches:
strictly modern; best condition; easy
Lanier Place North of 18th
Street-$l5,OO.
Hish-class s-story s-room and. 3-bath
brick. h.-w.h-. elec. hight 2 sleeping
ern features; buiitin garage; lot 2o1l42;
Good Brookland Location
81, ,1O0.., a..
groom and bath frame. sleerins porch.
light, open fireplace. garage: all modern
features; lot 6OxlOo; easy terms.
ALLAN E. WAL
8l3 18th St. NV.
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Main es45.

SUI Block 18th St. N.E.@S3. 500.
deep; with room for garage; ea.v terms
Emerson Street N.E.-$3.7OO.
Groom and bath brick. latrobe. gas light:
good condition: terms.
K St. Near N. Capitol-%,OOO.
tc1;s. st.1o cash 1.aG ,rGSm u, and hath brick
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$0,75O.
Excellent Groom and hath detached.
floors; ami; $500 cash; e easy terms. as0'o
Chevy Chase, D. C.-S1O,5W.
ket today: s.room and 2-bath brick,
wood floors and trim, screens, front and
rear porchcs. garage: excellent section.
Good Northwest Location
$25,OOO.
three nooLs. sleeping porches; all fea-
lures OF the complete modern residence;
very best condition; terms.
Cleveland Park-$16,5OO.
Beautiful detached. rooms and bath.
lot s4n2ot. "' ''0n' Ano rear p0rehe''
Cleveland Park-$18,5OO.
and sssh, :DS .s
fine appointments: lot 601l1c.
Near St. Alban's-$IS75o.
Attractive s-rcom and 2-bath brick, with
every modern feature: moderate cash
payment; low monthly terms.
Near 9th and Quackenbos Sts.-
$1O,5OO.
$1,000 cash: Groom and bath detached
house: modern. with many unusual fen
lures: lot 50xlIO.
Four family Flat-$26,OOO.
Close to Dupont Circle: containing 4 5.
room and hath apartments on four noors
h..w.h.. elec. light: modern. and in fine
condition: rents. $50 Per month: terms
200 Block 11th St. S.E.-S5,25O.
Groom and bath brick. porchek. cellar.
and painted good lot to wide alley; easy
terms.
u St. Near 18th St.-9,5 500.
., Three-story brick. Q rooms and bath:
;. mailing 4 most attractive investment;
~, $1,000 cash. t
400 Block NJ St. N.W.-$6,2OO.
Groom and hath brick house, on lot "a
#. wide by % II. deep to an alley; 81. 600
cash makes this q most attractive specu-
lative buy.
River Road-%,5O0.
Groom and bath frame: modern, with lot
nearly two acres; two cows, chickens.
garden, shade trees. coal In cellar.
FED o. rn TNyC
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$500 CASH.
$40 Monthly.
No. 1914 r 1t, NV.

$500 CASH.
$40 Monthly.
No. 8514 T st. NV.
Open to p.m.. until sold
New two-story brick home. Just finished: q
fine rooms and bath; gas. electricity; colonial
front porch; lot 1875 feet deep to 20-ft. paved
alley: in aristocrat!c Georgetown. near West
ern High School: best house in city for the
money. Act now. MR.. BEALL. room 2O4.
No. 72s 10Th st; NV. Call Main ssa or even
EVERY DETAIL PERFECT
In this Chevy Chase Dutch colonial. 6-room.
fully tiled. built bathroom; hot-water
heat; hardwood floors; open fireplace: built-in
refrigerator: center-hall type; garage. One
block to cars. Overlooking Chevy Chase golf
links $1,000. Terms easy. Brandnew.
CHARMING WELCOME
can he extended to your friends In this s-room.
tiled-bath. northwest bungalow: hot-water
heat: hardwood floors: open fireplace; sleeping
porch; half block to cars. Price. $l1,500.
Terms to be arranged.
MORGAN f. MORGAN & CO..
Main 1870. 1407 New York Ave.
Evenings and Sunday. Frank. 1881.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

9th St. N.W.-S7,5oo.
Eight rooms and bath: rooms now rented
for $95 per month. other room occupied by
owner. Can be remodeled for business. Good
location for dentist 5000 cash required
THE REALTY & INVEST. CORPORATION
OF
WASHINGTON.
Exclusive Agents.)
1875 18th st. NV. Main 2SOs.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
EVANSVILLE, MD.

HYATTSVILLE, MD.
PRICE, IS, 500.
Attractive bungalow Of . rooms. bath. Eas.
electric lights. furnace heat. large cellar; city
water; laundry tubs; open fireplace: lot 5OxlSO.
Easy terms.
Hyattsville-Price, $3.50.
Modern 7-room house !; hot-water heat: double
garage; chicken house; lot 60x150. Terms and
possession. (:
Rosemont, Va.-Price, $3.50.
Beautiful bungalow Of rooms and bath
gas, electric lights. concrete cellar; furnace
heat: lot 40x150. Easy terms.
WIN. G.. RICHARDSON,
225 Colorado Bldg. Main 1851.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
FOB sALE-HousEs.
COntSauea.
FOR SALE-H0UsEs.
- ConttnueA.

SHANNON LUCHS
'..s 713 18th STREET NV
MAIN 2345
Two of the very best buys of the season. One in Mt
Pleasant and the other in the Massachusetts, Avenue
Heights. If you are looking for wonderful home get
III touch with US and we will be glad arrange ap
pointment with you to show you these houses
don
well
detached
=
garsEe-t is a wodrrfu home in this location anu
HANNO g. LUCHS
713 18th STREET NV
MAIN 2345.
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P. ]. WALSHE, INC,
10Y Eve St. NV.

NEW HOUSES.
The best new house value on the market.
Splendidly situated. near 18th and Randolph
sts. NV. They contain six rooms. tiled bath,
double rear porches. elec. lights. h.-w.h.,
hardwood floors and q built-in, heated garage
Prices. 81. $50. Easy terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 H st. NV. Phone Main 1923
Evening star., 1922-08-04
SALTS ADDITION

= SAUL'S ADDITION.
For sale. a beautiful 7-room.a bath home,
with large front and two rear porehes: hot
water heat. electric lights. gas; completely
screened and provided throughout with. wealth
140 By l6S, with alley on each side: garage:
lawn on all sides, with beautiful trees and
shrubs, etc. An ideal home. priced right. with
easy terms, Inquire room 585. Southern bldg.
Phone Main 1881. Evenings, North 294l. Apt.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
ContinueA
1866 Col. Road NV.

Attractive three story. window brick;
10 large rooms and 2 complete baths: front
and reas~stairways; electric lights: aoor plugs
In every room; hot-water heat. Now vacant.
Price and terms very reasonable.
THE REALTY L INVEST. CORPORATION
OF
WASHINGTON. E.
(E1clusive Agents)
7S5 18th st. NV Main zoos.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS. BEAUTIFuL
NV suburbs: 50. 600 to 9.b00: easy terms.
POTOMAC HIGHLANDS BUILDING CO..
owners and builders. 4s41 Jewett st. C!eve'
land 1855. Take Cabin John car to Jewett se.
UNEQUALED BARGAINS.
Elegant 7-room house. reception hall. pan
try tiled bathroom. sleeping porch. large
porches; high elevation; facing east. onls
81, 500.
Attractive. new. broom bungalow: large
attic: h.-w.h.; excellent in every detail. Just
$6,5OO: Phone Hyatts. 234.
]. NJ. Earnest, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
BARGAIN.

BARGAIN.
a garage sites, only $3.50 per site. with
1hft waved alleys on all four sides. An IN
yestment OF SIS. 40 will yield $2.5aO per year.
Can you beat it: owner, ]. FRANk IllALEn'
Ant. 4O6, The Alabama. North $3.50. D
Evening star., 1922-08-04
SUBURBAN. PROPERTY


4-ROOM HOUSE. STABLE. HEN HOUSE;
quick sale, $3.50. Address OWNER. Box
26-E, Star ONCE.
RIVER COTTAGE. CARINSJOHN, ROOMS.
screened porch; furnished; good bathing and
fishing; 4 year-round camp. Address Box LAT
D, Star office. ------4 g.
VA. ,HIGELANDs-3-ROOM BUNGALOW. 35.-
coo; cash. s. 600: hardwood 6oor: all modern
conveniencei. Address Box 321-D. Star ONCE.
7-ROOM HOUSE. H.-W.H.. ELEC.. I ACRE
land. fruit and berries. 9 large. modern chicky
en- houses. right at station In nearby Virginia
SO, 200.
4.room bungalow near Bethesda. Nd. large
lot; pipeless furnace: fruit: $500.
LANDWEHR. SOC Fendall bldg Main 1855. 90
hath; hwh. gas, electricity; garage: wide
porches cellar: attic: large let; cIose g Ut.
cars. HyattsvilIe; S4,75O: terms. OWNER,
AZ Kresge BLDG. uth and G. ..
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NORTHEAST,

$500.
Six good-sized rooms and tiled bath: hot
water heat, electricity and gas: hardwood
trim; large front and double rear porches and
space for n garage: excellent cellar. with tubs
and servants toilet. House is In splendid con-
diton and can be bought on easy terms
a
Evening star., 1922-08-04
4oo5 GARRISON ST.

4oo5 GARRISON ST.
CHEVY CHASE.
$l0.000-Lovely detached pebble dash home.
dining room, kitchen and pantry; all trimmed
In birch with oak floors: art mantels and fx-
lures: lovely open stairway; 8 beautiful bed
rooms; full tiled bath and two sxlo trunk
rooms; h.-w.h., electric lights, tubs and
Ss 'nS ss'as asa stss Be bought Sa
with 81. 500 cash and 500 per month.
ALLISON ST, NEAR SOL
DIER'S HOME PARK.
A.soo-Bran new. containing rooms. full
tiled bath; hardwood floors: open fireplace:
colonial concrete front porch. double back
best buys in PetwOrth.
Mr.. nth AND PARK ROAD.
50. 1911 900 cash. balance like rent.
Charming little home Of 8 large. bright rooms
and tile bath. in this convenient section. Few
minutes walk to stores. theaters and churches
754 HOBART ST.
buy for the money. $1,000 $50 per month.
1924 5th ST. NE.
A,750-vacant. Charming little Groom
able location 500 cash. ss5 per- month. sa aes in
Guiding all interest and principal.
LA VlS q > EELE,
1920 n. 7. Ave. Main 5Os2 1893
ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH
in the family will sell a 12-room
house in the central part of the
city for $4,000. Address Box
|224-D, Star Office.
BEST BUY TO-DAY.
$4,000.
18th and SITS. s.e.-6-room, bay window:
hath: brick: in excellent condition; possession.
$500 cash and $45 per month.
$1,000.
Overlooking Garfield Parks rooms "A bed
rooms) reception hall; bay window; brick
tiled bath: hardwood trimmed: furnace heat;
electricity; excellent condition; possession.
Garage. 600 cash and $50 month.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
900 Pa. Ave. Sc. Line. 346.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
new and most beautifully located s-room
2-story home. consisting Of living room, dining
room, sun porch and breakfast room. small
back porch. bedrooms, baths; laundry
closets in each bedroom: high-class electrical
fixtures and electric range: h.-w.h.: laundry
trays: servants toilet; large lot, 1Gsx60. with
A new. well built. desfrably located 7-room
2-story dwelling. consisting on the first floor
Of large porch, living and dining rooms. kitch-
en- fitted with white steel cabinet, elec. range
porcelain sink. Pullman breakfast nook and
refrigerator. also bedroom and bath: second
floor. 3 bedrooms and bath; basement under
entire house with hot-water heating plant
laundry trays and servants toilet: large lot
75xl37, to an alley and garage. Price, $24 600
These houses must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
P. ]. WALSHE, INC,
IIoz Eve St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

BROOKLAND-
1853 Lawrence St.-Detached.
8 ROOMS, BATHS.
8 LARGE PORCHES.
Just Completed and Open for
Inspection.
LARGE LOT WITH OAK SHADE.
Constructed and priced to make It one of
the very best values offered today in a home
Of this class. 1t is of the most conven-
iently located, modern and hest built proper
ties in this desirable suburb. 8 large rooms
and double sleeping porch a bedrooms). 2
tile baths Tone is 2-pece bath. on main
pantry, open fireplace, noored attic: hardwood
floors and trim. If you are looking for a
highclass home where quality and value will
speak for itself. it is 10 your advantage to
inspect.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Department. 10th and G.
Exclusive Agents.
Phone Main 43g
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-
SINCE 1895 WE HAVE BEEN con-
stantly and satisfactorily Getting
DBUYER and SELLER together. That's
results. Bee US In your realty matters.
= N. E. RYON CO., Inc.
Main 1907. 1423 r st.
Evening star., 1922-08-04

= - ONTARIO ROAD N.W. .
27O0 block: ten rooms and bath: hot-wateI
one half block from car line; excellent for
rooming house. Price as low as $sS. 900; cash
ments. No agents. Address Box 235-D Star
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Absolutely Best Location,

Georgia Ave.
Attractive new buildings excellent Tor an!
business Substantially constructed stores and
apartmeuts. Hot-water heat. electricity. Act
quickly Price and terms reasonable. rive
sold before completion.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.:
Ola New York Ave- franklin 691S.
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PARK VIEW.

SS,OOO.
Row brick house. near car line. on ground
with space for garage. Contains 8 rooms
and bath and front and back porches. Home
is newly papered and painted and can be
bought with $500 cash. Buyer can have i'm.
mediate possession.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS. I'M:
mediately available. for loans on first and
second deeds of trust at To interest Apply
Room 2O5 kresge bldg. Phone Main 80. %
MONEY To LOAN FOR FIVE TO TEN YEARS
at 6Se interest on desirable residences, apart
ment houses and business properties.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 80,
Evening star., 1922-08-04

NEW HOMES.
Open for inspection every evening until 3
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
price Sample home open for inspection. Cor:
Of Kentucky ave. and c ST. s.e. For price and
CHAS. d. SAGER.
Headquarters for New Homes.
ac3 18th Ut. NV. NJ. 81
1925 R0sEDALE ST. N.E.-sIX ROOMS
heat and gas; front porch; white neighbor-
hood. Price. $3.50. Owner. 1928 4th st.
NV.
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER WANTS TO SELL
his 18th 1t. NV. beautiful corner. high eleva-
ton, residence: has every improvement; 8
rooms. 2 bathrooms; b1ilt-in garsge: Is in
pered; at much below price usually asked
for such a home; S16,750 Liberal terms If
desired. Address BOX lad. Star office.
A HOME BARGAIN "A BEAUTIFUL g.
room and 2-bath modern home; large front
and rear porches, concrete cellar: h:w b.! cleo
light nS9.s S5e,kfase pS5ea
possession. no. @ 1is1 buchanan st. NV. Price
lust reduced to $14. 500 for quick sale: Terms.
let us show you this property. JOSEPH A.
HERBERT & SONS. exclusive agents. SIS
East Capitol st
i1o7 F. CAP. STA HOME BARGAIN: A
lights: hardwood floors. Price. 81. $50; lin in
& BERT / sons. sis e. Cap. ST.
ROOMS, TILED BATH; N o D n
throughout: must be sold to close estate.
OWNER. 214 Holly ave-, Takoma. Nd g
Evening star., 1922-08-04
SHANNO
713 18th St. NV.
10th ST. HEIGHTS.

SIS,/SO.
Beautiful home Webster ST., just of
18th. Of rooms and bath a bedrooms) 1t
is 4 Shannon 4 Luchs built home and 10 en-
tirely modern. including hot-water heat. elec-
tricity. hardwood floors and trim, and large
front porch.
Evening star., 1922-08-04
WANTED-HOUSES

If You WANT TO SELL OR RrY 4 HOUSE.
large or small. call Main $685. LANHAM &
HILL, 400 H st.
IF you WANT TO RENT APT. OR HOUSE.
CALI Main 500. LANHAM & HILL