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The Washington herald., 1922-09-16

" LICENSES.

Unless otherwise erecfed. all the fol-
lowing applicants from this city.
William 4. Wilkerson. -. and Marion
wilkerson. %. Prim. Va. Rev J. E.
Briggs
William D. DeGroot. Il. and Helen E.
Williams ~. Rev. e. A. Miller.
Ernest e. ThernhilI n. and Letitia B.
Elliott, 81. both Of Hawlin. Va. Rev. J.
E. Briggs.
Alvin n Shepherd. - HowardsvilIe. Va.
and Wilma Hamilton. II. schuyler. Va.
Rev. II. F. Downs.
Coleman Dunlap. 2s. and Matte Glasgow,
80. Rev. u. johnson.
Abram Phillips. 3 and Bessie Schinker.
10. Rev. NJ. Becker.
Elmer X. Underwood &c Of West Mans
field. Ohio. and Marie Decker, &c. Rev. L.
g i. Pierce.
AseI r. colbert. 81. and Bessie L. Don
ner. 10. Rev W Radcliffe.
Earry Sieegl 20 and Sarah G1''lmsn
@. both Of Richmond, "a. Rev. A. Sh"f-
Ter Ian.
Paul E. Berger. -. snI Mary 4. NUrup.
% F's. II. +. Bruniase
Lester Woodbridge. -. and Jessie =
simpson. 81 both Of Hos"'v. Va. Eev.
Carries II. weston. 70. Il Hav~rf' RI.
VI Rnd virginia Roe'. *. Ius.Ice W.
T.. stafford.
J,>,ph Washington. 81 anil Ali"e ain-
k'n~ Is. Rev. r. JinkIls.
UIy>Srs Grant. n. AMI Sidney Cash. 10.
Jobr A. talbot. %. a1I FIor.t., r.
BrIc. 23 Rev. F. ]. Huracy
William A Penn. 21, aaI Dorothy a.
Deni>on. 20 Rev. E. Z. Primm.
Frank E Waters. IS. and Mary 4. But
Ter. Is. Rev. F. Englant.
George H. Houchens, 81. Of Silver Spring.
Nd and Willie VI willilms, &c. Rev.
]. 7. Tyler.
Walter H. Gardner. &c, Of Passaic. Y. J..
and CorneIia &. wynne, 81. Rev II. r.
Downs
The Washington herald., 1922-09-16
SOUTHEAST GIRLS
REPRESENT DOLLS
In PRIZE CONTEST
Virginia Ave. Playground
Children Compete in
Novel Fete.

A human doll party and a blond
and brunette contest featured an
entertainment at the Virginia Ave-
nue. Fairgrounds. Tenth street and
Virginia avenue southeast. yester-
day afternoon.
Helen Cleveland. as an Electric
Lamp" Thelma Dickinson. a But
tercup." and Gertrude Bowden, a
"Eaby Vamp." were awarded the
prizes. which were beautiful dolls.
Helen Cleveland won the blond
contest. while Mary Jane LePreux
won the brunette laureIs. Miss
Thelma E. Smith. director of the
Fairgrounds. was in charge.
The Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, Fourth and B streets south
east. is being repaired. The Chris
tian Endeavor Society held a meet
ing and social last night.
Mrs. Harry Biggs. 90 Potomac
avenue southeast. is con6ned to bed
by Illness.
William Mcknight, usher IN ST
Peters Church. is on a vacation to
Atlantic Cry.
Miss Nina White. 124 F street
southeast. and Miss Jane Breen. l44
F street southeast. returned from
the Blue Ridge Mountains. where
they spent :heir vacation.
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IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
FIX WINTER PLANS
FOR CHURCH OF
TRANSPORTATION
Northwest Institutions
Mems Club to Meet
October 1.

Numerous activities for the COM
ing winter are being planned by the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION.
Fourteenth and Gailatin streets
northwest. The Mems Club win be-
gin its winter meetings at Trans
figuration Hall on October 1. Ed
ward Droop will be the speaker and
interesting meetings are arranged
for each month during the season.
Activities of the younger mem
bers. not only Of the church. but Of
the community centered around IL,
will be concentrated In the Cole
giate Athletic Club. which gives
dances. theatrical entertainments.
suppers, concerts and conducts ath-
letic events.
Musical interests are not forgot
ten in. the comprehensive program
and Mrs. william wrenn. 31z2 Mt
Pleasant street. and Miss Mary
Adams Stevens. 55o7 Fourteenth
street northwest, of the church
choir, and Mrs. Marie II. Little.
l4l5 Shepherd street, the organist,
will give music lessons to the
younger members of the church.
The minstrel troupe will also re-
sumo its activities shortly.
Judge A. !Leftwich Sinclair, 1919 La
mon: street northwest, has just re-
flIrnpd short trim Atlantic
City.
Miss Jean Colwell, l425 Columbia
road northwest. is spending her vaca-
ton touring New York State with
friends from Buffalo.
Miss Blanche Atkinson. 1903 Fiji
teenth street northwest. spent her va
cation at Braddock Heights. Va.
w. Z. Chapman. 1925 Oak street
northwest. motored to his old home
in Massachusetts on his vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Jocelyn 2. Yoder. 1925
Euclid street northwest. celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary last
night. Their six children. Miss Bessie
L. Yoder, Miss Bertha Yoder.
Mrs. Marion E. Drummer. and Miss
Melvia E. Yoder. all of this city; Joce-
lyn Paul Yoder. OF Yonkers. n. Y;
Mrs. Florence Elizabeth Jeffries Will
son. Of Rye. y. Y. and their grand
children. Leona Jaqueline Yoder. Eliz-
abeth Harrison Drummer and Nancy
Carolyn Brunner were present for the
celebration.
Walter Hawiey. SCI Otis place
northwest. has returned from a vaca-
ton in various parts OF Virginia.
Hardy Pritchard. ll0s Fairmont
street northwest. has returned from
a trip to New York.
Frank A. Sebring. chief clerk Of
the Police Court. begins his vaca-
tlon today. lie will visit Atlantic
City. y. j. and return in about [
month to occupy his new home at
$500 Colorado avenue northwest.
Commissioner James F. oyster
left yesterday to attend the conven-
tion of police chiefs in New York
City. He will return Monday.
Maj. Daniel J. Sullivan. superin-
tendent OF police. is attending the
convention.
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BROOKLAND urges
CONGRESS TO AID
IN SEWAGE FIGHT
Says Property Owners
Offered to Pay Part
OF Expense.

Water and sewer connections for
the Brookland district bounded By
Fifteenth and Eighteenth streets.
from Newton street 70 the Monastery
grounds. 10 sought In q letter TO the
House District Committee. written
By Fred Barnes. 1905 Otis street
northeast. The District authorities
have refused TO accede TO the 1s-
mands. the letters states
Even after the residents Of this
section agreed TO pay ss3S 20 defray
the cost Of excessive digging and
to pay an assessment Of 81 per
lineal foot the District Commission
ers refused the petition on grounds
that the District does not lay mains
or sewers until permanent grade 10
established, according 20 Barnes
Playground work for the Ross-
dale grounds. Seventeenth and
Rosedale streets northeast. was
brought to successful completion
Thursday afternoon when more
than 900 children and their mothers
took part IN the final exhibition. A
display OF all phases Of work done
at the recreation grounds and a doll
show featured the competitive
events
Olga Diedrich. years. 700 Seven
teenth street northeast. won nrst
prize with a handsomely dressed
bride doll. Miriam Barddrof, a.
years old. 1914 Eleventh street
northeast, and Ida Olsen. so7
Florence street northeast. divided
second honort. An exhibition Of the
work Of the rug-weaving depart
ment attracted much attention. Mrs.
Caroline W. Alexander is In charge
OF this work.
Mrs. Susie Beaupre. sI4 G street
northeast. and son Ralph. returned
from a two-month visit in Moury.
Tenn.
Master Richard Nester. Sls G
street northeast recovered from an
attack Of typhoid fever.
Hubert Newsom. llio II street
northeast; J. c. Yost us Ninth
street northeast; Harry Gladmar,
Soe Pennsylvania avenue southeast
and Nathan Cowsill. sos Seventh
street northeast, comprise a party
OF n street business men attending
the / o. o. =. convention at Allan
tic City.
John F. Embrey has bought ihe
nome at sls r street northeast
Other purchasers Of Northeart sg,,-
tlon homes during the past week ana
the property secured. include: G. n.
Jetton. s22 street northeast; Paul
r Callahan. sos Seventeenth street
southeast; Edward S Norris ssS
Firth street northeast and V, II
Chappeiear, e2S Fourteenth street
northeast. Ns0
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DIRTHS SANDDEATHS
ID REPORTED IN DC.
BIRTHS.
White.

Leslie r. and Margaret Chisholm, boy.
Claud and Elsie Jordan. hoy.
Ross l.. and Margaret l.. Spencer, girl.
Virgil E and Josephine X. Clary. boy.
James W. and Alice R. Gobhett, boy.
William ]. and Ethel NJ. Rel. boy.
Hacop and Haigoohy Cha q iian. boy.
George and Catherine A. Keller. girl.
Harold p and Frances G. Matters. girl.
Charles c. and Helen c. Tansill, girl.
... Colored.
Lewis and Nellie Lee. hoy.
Willie and MAttie Barnes. girl.
Thomas L. and Dorothy Boyd. boy.
James II. and Alice Gray. boy.
james II. and Katie wslekr. girl.
John II. and Mamie A. Miller. twins, boy
and girl.
willim and Josephine Giles. boy.
William 4. and Louise Clark, girl.
Chares and EstelIe Gibson. boy.
Augusfines and Gladys Bell. girl.
James E. and Annie X. Howard. boy.
DEATHS.
White.
Peter XXX. Chaconas, 40 years. Garfield
Hospital.
Annie D. Fries. o years. 1858 Brentwood
Road northeast.
Edward NJ Midget. a years. st. Eliza.
beths Hospital.
George W. Murphy. rs years. Providencs
Hospital
Maria Brooks. 60 years. s2i Twentieth
willard s. smith. 81 years. Walter Reed
Hospital.
Co.ored.
walter R. Wilson, 40 years, o Fenton
street ortheast.
Eiyey Mason. 50 years. 1919 Thirty sixth
street northwest.
claudke Bayiar, 81 years. Garfield Hospi-
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What's Going
On Today

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Retired Federal
Employees, G. A. r. Hall. p. m.
Picnic-city Employees Association. To-
cal No. 12s Suburban Gardens. morning
Dance-Spslding Council. knights Of Co
lumbus, 9ls Tenth street northwest, D. m.
Story Telling Class-Research University,
5 p. m.
Meeting-Ninnesots State Society. Thom-
son Community Center. Twelfth and L
streets northwest, 9 p. m.
Barbecue-city Club. Noyes Farm. near
Sligo, Nd, / p. m.
Concert-Marine Band. Ellipse, $50 p. m.
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BERTHA G. WALKER
TO BE BURIEDTODAY

Bertha Gordon Walker. az years
old. for FIVE years member OF
the medical inspection stan of the
District public schools. died after
an Illness of two months at her
home. 1882 Upton street northwest.
Thursday night. -.. 80 =
shortly after the death Of her
brother. John Lambert Walker. in
the Knickerbocker Theater dis
Rster. Miss Walker was granted a
leave of absence by res Board Of
Education. Her health declined
steadily from that time and for the
past two months she was confined,
to her bed. - J
A member OF the woman't cir
Club and a graduate Of the
lumbis Hospital and the Childr
Hospital. Mise Walker was
known in Washington. She
also a member Of the W
Avenue Christian Church.
Besides her sister. Mrs.
Dammeyer, Miss Walker
yived by q niece, Mig
Dammeyer, and also by/
children Of her decea
Services will be held
this afternoon at the
DR.. Earle wil1ey. p
mont Avenue ChriI
Will oficiate. Buri
Rock Creek Cemete
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Postpones Inju}

Hearing on motid
torney Peyton Cor
States Marshal Edg
dismiss the petition
tional Brotherhood
Workers for a couh
against the enforcemel
OF the Chicago rail strf
was postponed yesterda|
Wendell P. Stafford in
Until September IS.
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Fined $50; Sent TO

Although he denied kno
the acts for which he was
in Police
and ambulance alarms-Bryl
nings Donovan. "a years oil
Hobart place northwest. wash
$50 and sent to the washf
Asylum Hospital for treatmer
alcoholism.
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Urges Action a

On behalf OF ne
ana labor organiE
in the seventy -fiY
oners still serviu
convictions under
law. the Joint An
yesterday sent a Il
Harding asking
ment Of Justice
view OF these cas-
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Alcoholism Kills I69.

NEW YORK. Sept. l5.-Deaths
from alcoholism are increasing. ac-
cording to DR.. Royal S. Copeland.
commissioner Of health. During
the first eight months of this year
there were l6s deaths from alco-
holism. as compared with 1Is
deaths from this cause during the
whole OF last year.
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Fires Upon Negro.

Discovered while attempting to
steal tools from an automobile
parked near North Capitol and I
streets. last night, an unidentified
negro was fred upon by Policeman
T. V. Garrison. of the Sixth precinct
but made his escape.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-16
Filler Plans Midair Stunt.

Lieut.. r. c. Enright will toda
perform the unusual and dangerous
feat of swinging from a rope at
tached to a moving airplane. This
stunt will precede the races. under
the auspices OF the Angle Arrow
Road Service. at Airport. Va. The
races will begin at 1:so D. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-16
Mass for Irish Heroes.

A memorial mass for Michael
Collins and Arthur Grifith will be
celebrated at St Patrick's Catholic
Church, Tenth and @ streets north
west. tomorrow at noon. under the
auspices of the Irish-American
Union Mgr. C. r. Thomas will Of
hciste. Rev. John 7. Cooiahan win
deliver the sermon.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-16
SOUTHWEST SEEKS
BOWEN BUILDING
FOR WHITE PUPILS

With the completion Of the new COL
ored school building on Second street
between D and E streets southwest.
expected within several months. MEM
bers OF the South Washington Citi-
zens' Association will ask the Boarl
of Education to turn the Anthony
Bowen School. at Ninth and E streets.
also colored. over for the use Of white
pupils.
The Bowen school Is located ac-
cording to residents. in a section all
most wholly populated by whites. The
new school is located in a section cas-
lily accessible TO colored pupils. 1t is
also pointed out that the Jefferson
School. Sixth and Virginia avenue.
will be a Junior high school next year.
making its use for the lower grades
impossible.
Action will be taken BY the South
Washington Citizens Association, to
have No. 4 Fire Station, now located
on Virginia avenue between Four-and-
one-half and Sixth streets southwest.
moved to point east of Four-and-
one-half street. according to George
Ieatman. president II Is said that
the section each Of Four-one-
half street lacks adequate fire protec-
ton. and also that the present loca-
ton of No. 4 is rather dangerous. be
cause of the turn leading from the
station.
Southwest residents are viewing
with satisfaction the work being
done by the Capital Traction Com
pany on its tracks on Seventh street.
from Pennsylvania avenue to Water
street. Work has been completed
as far as b street and rapid prog
ress is being made on the remaining
section.
Sunbaths are the latest fads of
tie children living near the Smith
sonian Institute. Lolling lazily in
the ancient war canoes. located on
the outside of the institute. facing
street southwest, the kiddies take
full advantage of a beaming after
noon sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leidy s. Depue. 500
Eleventh street southwest. returned
from a weeks stay at Atlantic City
James O'DohneIl. sol c street
southwest: Charles ]. Springman.
6lS G street southwest. and Lloyd
johnson. 43S Seventh street south
west, will leave for a two days
William Matthew Neumeyer. gem
eral manager of the Neumeyer Mo-
tor Company.
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Parkview.

PARK yIEw-A BRICK HOME OF SIN
and bath; front and double rear
pOrcheS: electric lights: hardwood trim: hot
water heH': CaraC' Space: To- 100 feet deep.
Price. SIS. 500. McKEEvER & GOSS. 1905
Eve 81. Nair 40 1919
PARK VIEW-THIS is \ NICE HOME
huff brick: six rooms and bath. DOr"heS.
r' llHr hotwater heat. electric lights. hard
wood trim; deep rear yard to aIlev. Price
1000. NcKEENER & GOSS. lir1 Eve st.
Main 1852 -
SIN ROOM AND BATH CTHRFE RED
roomsl: home Of brick construction in
row near main car line: In Al condition:
house is equipped with servant toilet and
Is entirely modern with electricity and
rss: front dnUNln back and slccnIne porChes:
hardwood IGors and Trim AID is equipped
with screens and awning: prize. 500.
SHANNON 4 LTCHS. Tt3 I4th 81. pw.
Main o345.
E0w RrTCE HorSE IN VERY GOOD
condition and containing 6 rooms md hsth:
ColnnisI front porch: furnace heat: gas
screens: swui7gs: rear ward 20 15-foot alley:
terms: rrice sS 100 SUISN0N & LUCHS
III 14tn at. nv Main 2aE.
FOR IMMEDIATE PosSFssIrS. row
brick house with s rooms and hath: From.
trtritv: gas: hardwood fnors and trim: sllev
r. rear Price 81 30: terms SHANNON q
LCCHS. 713 18th st. NV Main 2s45
A sEMI-DETACHED HOME OF SIX ROOMS
and bath: good heating plant: front and
double rear porches: electricity and gas:
hardwood floors and trim: awnings: snac~
for garage: allpv. Price Sc. 500 on basis ot
sI 500 cash. NrEECvER & GOSS 1405
Eve st. NV. Main 4752 sS5-3
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PetwOrth.

PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE, OF ROOMS
and bath In hrst-class condition and con-
venient to car lines: front and rear
pnrches: hot-water heat: electricity: deep
lot TO paved alley: new garage: large grape
vine: immediate possession: price, sS go;
terms. SHANNON & LUCHs. 7l3 14th st
NV. Main 2345
PETwORTH-NEw House: BUILT BY
one Of best builders: six rooms and bath:
porches: all modern improvements. Phone
for appointment 10 inspect. Price. 50. 90 on
81 go cash: easy terms. McKEEVER &
GOSS. 1905 Eve st. Main 1852. 1908
on ARKANSAS AvE-DETACHED FRAME
house of rooms "a bedroomsl. and bath.
cellar ard hoored. attic; front. rear and
Sleeping porches: hot-wnter heat. electricity;
hardwood floors and trim: screens: lot 40H
125 feet: the house Is in good condition and
very attractive type: price. Sl3750
SHANNON & LUCHs. 713 I4th st. NV.
Main 23I5-
NEW TAPESTRY BRICK HousE: Two
stories. with a rooms and bath: garags
included: hot-water heat: electricity and
gas: colonial front porch: double rear
porches: terms: Pfrp. $3.50: 81 .000 cash
g.; reasonable monthly payments SHAN
MN & LUCHS, 713 18th Of. NV. Main 2345.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE
Continued.


FORT BERRY. vA.-HoxE ON = ACRE
Seven rooms and hath; eiscfneity; chicken
house: snd earsgs IN good condition fos
". ZOO Home can Be had with 500 cash
with monthly payments. sHANN0Nt q
LucHs ~ 18th st nv: hais 2sts yir-
HAYWOOD loHxRRYpalk,--AN Al
home on ,ot. 7nxis5. with znire shade trees
heat eiectJcity and gas. and bath. via
Z. garage that u heated and watef connec-
tious; u 10 . wonderfui buy for $500.
SHANNON q LUcHB. IN 18th st. nv.
Main 2344. virginia soffice. clsrendon -.
isIx-RoOM. .AND-BATH sEMf-DErAcHED
.,ass Sssss Sssss: .,, With SPACE for s.s.ss two I've
water heat; electricity and gas: hardwood
foors and trim: colonial front porch: In.
mediate possession. Price. $500 SHAN.
NON 2 LUCHs. 5is 18th q. nv. Main 2sl3.
Cabin John Park.
BUNGALOW. sroomr, concrete blk,. good home.
ToMLINsoN. 1874 Vt. ave. FRANKLIN
sol ~
sUB-Dfy. .1TRAcTs-I.0w PRICE. EASY
terms: or. Conduit rd.: 8 a.. IS a.. 10 a..
250a, T0MTISsoN. 1874 IT ave. Fr. sol.
LOT no. 0. i0012oo. RID CONG. cLUB-
Trees. garden. fruit: $500; loqs cash. 2ss
mo. TOMLINsoN. 1874 Vt. ave. Fr. s0l.
FINE sITE-FOTEL, CLUB. LARGE HOME:
MI from, white House: fine view. TOM
IlNsoN ,3A Vermont ave. franklin sni
LOTS NR. CONDUIT 1D.-I00 TT WIDE:
1hc. PC. Sc r.: fine country homes. TOM.
LlNsoN. 1874 Vermont ave. franklin sol.
on CONDUIT RD..T Mr.. CABIN JOHN
Bridge-5 r, hol. tile bungalow: large
DOR; hne cellar gas; garage; chicken
house; fne garden; possession with dep.
Price. $500; easy terms. wILDMAN q
CO.. 9th q II. Franklin e4O6. 416
100 LOTS COUNTRY HOMES > LARGE.
small; level. rolling: trees river: terms.
TOMLINsOS. 1874 Vermont ave. Fr. Sol.
BUNGALOW SITES. $50. s40o-7 LOCKS.
river. canal. trees. fishing. boa ting: terms.
T0MLINsoN. 1914 Vermont ave. Fr. sol.
MAGNIFICENT sITEs-LARGE COUNTRY
homes. Conduit rd.: /: high view; s g., % ..
ToMLiNsON 1914 Vermont ave. IT. sol.
FINE BUILDING LOT, NO. 2l-ON CON-
duit rd.: l00S2 2no: fine trees. SIC: terms.
T0MLINsoN. 1894 Vermont ave. Fr. 3o1.
LOT co. on CONDUIT RD.-2o. 900 "a. IT. |:
s1ring. large trees: &c; terms. T0MLIN-
SON. 1884 Vermont ave. Franklin sol.
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LOTS FOR SALE


COLORADO AVE. NEAR 18th ST. NV
About 64Hl35 feet at IS cents per FOOT.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1407 v. Y ave.
NV. Main 11Gs.
GEORGIA AVE. " w & FERN PLACE
beyond Waiter Reed Hospital: beautiful
lots; sizes to suit: restricted: 81 to 30 cents
per foot. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n.
Y. ave. NV. Main 1856.
ABOUT Ia ACRES FRONTING OVER
l50 feet on Georgia avenue Brightwood;
S'.Ooo LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER. l40T n
Y ave. NV. Main 1l0e.
on WEBSTER ST, BETWEEN 17Tu AND
18th: lot 30 by about I4O feet: a select
location Tor high-class residence; property
In tins vicinity Is selling for 5000 to S25.-
O00; You can secure This valuable lot for
Sc q foot.
P F. CARLEY.
6l7 st nw. Franklin 6I5s.
61sT ST, GAIT. HEIGHTS. MD.-FIvE
lots 20x100 each: will sell one or all;
price. Se75 each or Sl.250 for ALL
p. F. CARLEY.
G17 E St NV. Franklin 615s
ON BELT RID. NEAR c. c. CIRCLE, FINE
bldg lot. with water, sewer and gas. IN.
lshed street, No. 1 neighSorhood. For
quick sale 81 800 cash. wILDMAN & CO.,
9th and H. Franklin 64o6. 414
BLDG. LOTS IN lST CON. ZONE, ON r
mr.. 18th. frontage of 30 feet by 95 to
an alley, with plans for bldg. Price SO. 500:
submit offer. WILDMAN & CO., 9th and
II. Franklin 6406. AS
OVERLOOKING WASHINGTON; I ACRES;
will sell or exchange for imp. d. G. real
WlLDMAN & CO.. 9th 4 SITS. FIR G4oe
154
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Woodley Park.

NEAR, wARbaAS PARK HOTEL. A SUE
stantially built. comfortable home of ten
rooms tsix bedrooms), two complete baths;
modern improvements; attractively Dee
grated: garage In rear. worth your Inn
mediate inspection. Price S15.o00. Nc
KEEvER 4 G0ss. 14o5 Eye st. NV. Main
47s2 s37-S
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE HOMES
We have on our large list Of beautiful
homes: located on this popular street; IN .
sect'on Of rising vaiues. brick construcfioa.
seven rconis tforr bedrooms, three complete
baths. front ard dorbie rear porches con-
crete cellar: all modern appointments and
-ttrsrtive throughout: two-rar garage. bean
tffui shade trees. Price so. 500. McKEEvEB
GoSS. f4o5 Eye st. NV. Main 4752.
sos
27TH sT.-s14.o00.
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Mount Pleasant.

ARGONNE TERRACE
NJ 18th ST and Col rd.. rms, b..
ami: garage. Y. l. SANSBURY CO.. INC
1878 Eve st. NV. Main 5903-4-5
CLIFTON ST-s1a 500
". 14th ST. rms. b ami: garage.
Y L. SANSRTRY CO. INC. 141s Eye st.
NV Main 5aO3-4-5
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

APARTMENT HOUSE, APARTMENTS
Of rooms & bath; splendidly built; mod.
ern. can be turned into apis of 3 rooms
q bath. Price very low. q. 8. BENNETT,
s0. Cont. Trust Bldg. Main B5e4.
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TakOma Park.

TAKOMA PARK-A DETACHED FRAME
h Of seven rooms and hath. basement;
front and side porches. sleeping porch: oil
modern improvements. vapor heat. screened
and metal weather stripped garage. shade
trees. Price. s11. 800 NcKEEvER & GOSS.
1In5 Eve 81 Main 4T-o
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Massachusetts Avenue Park.

WISCONSIN AVE.-$15,u1n
S rms. b.. ami: Scar gar: immediate
possession. y. l.. SANSBURY CO., INC,
141S Eve st. NV. Main 59O3-4-5
OVERLOOKING CONNECTICUT AVENUE
Brtdge-Ideal new home in ideal loca ton;
"a feet wide. Of distinctive type: eight
rooms snd two baths: built-in garage: front
and rear porches: ever modern appointment;
fireplace. etc Price aad terms upon aDpli-
cation: open daily and Sunday. McKEEVER
Z GOSS. 14o5 Eve st. NV. Main 4752-
MACONB & SHERRIFP PTs.. : rms, ami.
$3.50. THOS. FISHER & CO.. INC.
73s 18th st. NV Main 6S3n.
on WIS. AVE. NEAR MASS. AVE. n. W..
2-story. 6-room brick. h. ". h, electric
lights. bUilt-in garage: just built: must sell
Price S12.5O0 wILDMAS & CO.. 9th D
Fl Fr 640R S2l
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ISGLESIDE TERRACE NEAR 18TH ST
II rooms AMI baths. in"Ios"d slrNuiug
porch ami S1n cNG- easy terms WILD
MAN & CO. Oh 4 IT FIR 64N6 544
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 14O7 N Y. ave.
Improved d. G. real estate, or for buildin ng
prevailing rate of interest and commission.
Main 1l66
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NEAR THE NEW SACRED HEART
CrII-DCII srn a-n. Snnn

NJ nv Ii--Sl'1o'. Sf'p fhsu-
Substantially built and CharminHly finished
home: y block on 18th st. Six rooms;
PvNrv modern convenience: open fireplace in
large living room: oak floors: built-in re-
frigerator: concrete front porch and very
large double rear norrh. wM. s. PHILLIPS.
1870 Y. Y. ave Main $500.
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INSURANCE

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. BUR.
glary insurance. LOUIS p. SHoEFAKER
1907 N. Y. ave. nix. Main 116G. Inquire
for Mr. Elliott.
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iflh - Itt.''ti >--httI' n lpNE: l"V
stories. basement and attic: front and
rear porrhes. hardwood floors and trifn:
hnt water heat: electric lights. newly
p~rpd md painted bargain - 60 so
'frrEEvER Z GoSS 1903 Eve ~ Main
80 ECG-S