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Evening star., 1922-11-04

MARRIED COUPLE, WITT DIT CHILDREN.
want or :, room furnished housekeeping apt,
northwest about $1Np: or : months. without
legae hdGr..-s R..x 3oj W Star office.
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FOR SALE-HOIJSES

LET rs BUILD ON Y0f=R LOT YOUR HOME
as per your ideas. Watch material and work
manship your home up Financing
helped. plans drawn. TEPPFR ToNST. 90,
INC. s17 &c" st. NV. Phi. NJ I33.
FOR SALE-PRhCTICALLY NEW. GROOM
home with sleeping porch. buiit-in garage.
hot water heat electric lights. la hardwood floors:
conveniently situated, fronting on two streets.
tust west Of 18th st. 1903 Oak ST NV. Price
only So. $50 Inquire on premises.
SORTHEAST-s5 900: BRICK; 9 ROOMS AND
hath 5l3 Columbian bldg. -
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LOOK AT 422s FEsSENDEN ST. NV. THIS
h..utiful s-room house. large lot 10 an alley.
rIsssed-in sleeping porches front and rear
norches Three just finished two sold: easy
Term. can be arranged. Apply BRODT REAL
ry rn Q3R r st NV
Evening star., 1922-11-04

VACANT-MOVE IN.
7-room modern house. newly papered and
painted. lot 5OIl67 it.. poultry house: in one
fare zone; strictly white section: $4,000; $500
cash. balance like rent.
New 5-room modern bungalow. large hoored
attic: ami; hot-water heat. $500: terms.
6-room bungalow, ami: lot 50x150: high
elevation; forest shade; s., 500; $500 cash. bal
ance like rent.
For the above and othey suburban proper
ties, apply to
ERNEST H. SH1NN,
1898 Rhode Island ave.
Mt. Rainier. Md. Phone Hyattsviile
Exchange 496.
Evening star., 1922-11-04

g. INTEREST, LARGE OR SMALL
amounts on improved D. C. real estate: nrst
trusts only: minimum commission. GLOVER
& FLATHER, 737 18th st.
Evening star., 1922-11-04

No. vernon st. between 18th and 10Th
l2 rooms and 3 baths. h. h.. electric light;
frst-class home for big family or boarding
house: S13.5OO.
Evening star., 1922-11-04

CORNER GROCERY STORE, established %
years; located near Lincoln Park northeast;
brick building, large store: good fixtures; S
rooms and bath; b.-w. heat. Doing a good
business. $4,000 buys building and business.
Evening star., 1922-11-04

SEAP NEW EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Sc.
| --Co1v brick home: q elegant rooms, cement
ceI,ar: hot-air heating plant; good location.
Price, $500 Fair terms: See n Law
i519 ST. Sc, A. ". LAW, bUI l3th
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FOR RENT-FLo0R SPACE.

LARGE. SPACIOUS SUNNY ROOMS. SEP
arately or en- suite; electricity. heat. hote
service; suitable for Doctors once, bushes 30
club. private parties. 1924 Vermont ave. %
Evening star., 1922-11-04

For sale-Brick house of rooms and hat!':
Gas: room for garage: in good NV section.
Price only 81 500. Cash, $500.
Two brick houses Of rooms and bath eacl'.
In the southeast: room for garage on each l"t
white or colored. Price. $3.50 each; cash
S3oO on each or $500 for both.
Store and eight rooms, good BRICK horse
Will sacrifice for need Of cash. Electricity
gas room for double parage; in good ". sec
zion. sl2 600: small cash payment: white oil
colored -,
For rent-Beautiful store and large. iirbi
rnnma ON 9th 81. betMeen " and y: elec:. gas
Evening star., 1922-11-04

MT. PLEASANT NEAR PARK ROAD-Store
and apartment: h.-w.h., electricity; fine bust
ness stand, delica lessen. millinery. lunchroom.
confectionery or fruit shop. Building now va
can't $1,000 cash.
Evening star., 1922-11-04

WM B. KRAFT 4 CO.,
1886 y. Y. Ave, Second Floor Main S93
NEW CORNER BUILDING. DOWNTOWN
business section: leased at $325 a month.
Price. $35. 900: terms
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5i4-l5-16 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York Ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
WASHINGTON TRIES NEW
DAYLIGHT SAVING PLAN
Time Unchanged, but Employees Are
Called to Work One Hour Earlier

Time Unchanged, but Employees Are
Called to Work One Hour Earlier
Washington, May 15.--(By A. P.)
Washington today began an expert.
ment In voluntary daylight saving.
The hands Of the clock remained un-
changed, but under request issued by
President Harding. with approval Of
his Cabinet. large proportion Of the
activities of the executive branch of the
Government got under way an hour
earlier and most of the commercial cs.
Establishments Of the city opened their
doors and called their employees to work
an hour ahead Of the regular schedule.
Congress. on the other hand. has re-
fused to have anything to do with the
new plan and will meet and adjourn
as usual. The Supreme Court has met
at high noon by the clock since its his-
tory began. and ilso will decline to fol.
low the executive departments.
All portions of executive departments
were not united on the plan, two of the
bureaus employing the largest number
Of workcrs-thc Bureau of Printing and
Engraving and tho Government Print.
ing Office--standing by the regular
schedule, which calls for the beginning
of work at 3 o'clock.
Suburban trains have been arranged
so as to meet the new schedule, but
other trains, Of course, will run as
usual.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
CHESTER BAR ON OLD time
Affairs Of Borough More compli.
Gated by Court RulIna

West Chester. Pa, May 15.-The
Chester County Court issued n decree
today that sessions must commence on
standard time, meaning II A. NJ, day
light saving. West Chester having
adopted daylight saving through proc :
lamation by Burgess Herman G. Hutt.
many attendants at court reported at
10 a. VI. daylight saving today only
to be told they were an hour early and
they were dismissed by the court for
one hour. Judge Butler announced that
the court would be conducted as for
mcrly. on the time adopted by Federal
and State law.
This further complexities matters in
the borough. A number of citizens
have announced they will apply for an
Injunction against keeping the town
clock on daylight saving time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
MEMORIAL PLAN REVIVED
Woodstown Preparing to Build Lake
a. Tribute to Veterans

Woodstown, n. j.. May 15.--With
the approach Of Memorial Day interest
Is aroused In the proposed memorial
lake. to be constructed in South Woods
town In honor Of the men Of the dis
trict who served in the World War.
A. D. Snclbnker, president Of the
Chamber of Commerce and one Of the
promoters Of the project, now an
nonnces that engineers have fully com.
plcted the plans for the proposed lake.
It is proposed to combine dam
with new bridge. 1t would be a
type Of tumbling dam. with n diameter
of ffiy-six feet. The architectural de-
sign of the dam is imposing.
The land for the basin Of the lake
was purchased by n committee of the
Chamber of Commerce more than year
ago. Difficulties then arose with some
Of the abutting landowners. who oh =
jected to the flooding Of the basin. and
these have been largely responsible for
the delay. It is now believed that these
objections can he overcome and the lake
established this SPINNER. Tho Cham
ber Of Commerce committee has more
than $4,000 In hand and also a large
number Of pledges.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15

ROBINSON.-May II. JOHN NJ. son OF
Hanna and the late Isaac Robinson, aged a..
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
funeral, Tues, 2 p. NJ. residence. 1891 =.
Grove ut. Int. Mt. Moriah Gem. Friends
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
Boarding House Blossoms
By RUBY Douglas

have been broken off to carry n mes.
sage to you. I am glad IL is YOU who
have been 20 good to me-
Fortunately that night when Violet
passed his table Drake was not in his
place, and she dropped the scribbled
note near his knife.
When he rend 1t he. too. turned n
rosy red. He spoke nt once with the
tnblemaid. who. with n broad grin that
showed that her sympathetic Irish soul
had been touched. carried the tray OF
food over to the little table by the
window. Drnke himself followed,
The tnblemaid told Mrs. Drew after.
ward that she had never seen such n
look In any ones eyes as had come into
the girls when Mr.. Drake sat down at
the table opposite her.
After that the petals Of the flower
Of the boarding house romance un :
folded one by one until blushing bride
bloolned In all her loveliness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
WHAT AMERICA NEEDS MOST

Albert J. Pevcridge. candidate for tho
United states Senate. says II Is Restoration
~ prosperity to all the teople perma nently -
'Buslncss." says Beveridse "is the only
issue" BE sure to read this important in.
terview to appear In the Magazine Section Of
next sundays PUBLIC LHDoER." Make It q
Habit,"--AdV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
DEATHS

sas 3: ~ s%I
Sssss st. In M MoraS s'esGs' Gene sa, FI.nd, Is
sa His ;; sf,5: S,n,s fssGas Al, y; Vt,
i"Vi'sd 70 attend laner:i se5x,e,s. Mon "'s
Ep NJ. as the parlors OF J.; Wesley Craft 4
Son. 2O4O Diamond st. Friends may call
scHRANK. May II. GEORGE W, hus.
Snd G' friends ri % are re- invited to- attend fuaer.l
Nom A. a. Pr.essIS' g. v,rSad rSsdcne@ c,- lai7
may be Viewed sun. 3 to 10 +. II.
tTorrnco Z sso,; aEoRaE oRsa T.
s"FT!fs: tnsD Ms" @ a!s !5i''i"f' mt pI I:
ssHe. %Sv Ss ,as 59s Nj a1S Elizi
r.!ss.i ~ n s HsTf T Gsm Ss's St. and
sMnLknf l. Of Ssr FIN Ps Max
! baptist Temple. are invited to after funeral
fs.yS' SsyS H. sssaysr bS., ra:s and ps
cent cent RcformcI Church Chester Co. Pa.
"sd' SfhRhhY.-:May Ii T. ii II. SARAH B.. wifi. o,
ren%s ss 10 % S.
day. at 2 p. NJ (standard tinej. from iats
rrcsidcnce. near sprinshouse. Pa. Int, Rose
of frETHHsS III: Ari AMI III F. 4Hs;h fessHs,
si'"ss M som "yS !" Cos
sTEk%sy s. ri Rssri w;. :,
invited TO attend funeral services, Mon: 2
II s,h 'sSsk ss' INT az M He' sinai ni 5ss'ss"'' csm. 'S
STEREER7s%1a1"Gn'y n1nEsG b.n, On Nay ~ 1872
ninu
avs aARIss i. H"fs' FRED
ives ives and friends are invited to services
Tss.n M s ia M pl1a;e ns T Frenss msy s. s..
Tues. eve.
o, FaSss j. synt K 'p;a SSc1s ATyE Wa waGy
sxns xHf sss @sm vissss FSs.
TiLToS.-May, T. 1922; HARRY. he.
esS s"S a.n%. &rGs ss T'SS s
funeral Ssm. %S" S Kmm.1s m ne ss" s
CEN; iSssss.n.x,!i:., y. 4 Syi::wins sun. :
Invited to Is,tSsnSs fSners' ssSS sssS'rss
Mon. eve. '' ""' es''
WEBB. AZ Pitman. May H.. FRANZ
ss1. sEH 81 Nsp,aas osss Hs '"9s f'" .nG %'%
.4s and y,sS n%f" to ssss fSssr. y. ssr1ss. ss
rc.ldsnes. H. iao " H"y Hs'' ave.. = p.,mnn mas N.
J, Int. Wenonah. Friends may call Sun
.;s May c,bs ,Gs: rs: qWEoReER
r. n:%ss n.y b. .$:; 3,
WHYnMay Il, JOHN, husband Of Jo-
Rarbslin Rsnsi; sos!riy. %n,ionsi cs'hoiia cns"is
Ssss n yss%a ,s3% :,:H:
precssiy. S % int. K";s cros. Gem" Gem 10 A. NJ
WINTERI.E.%sMTy a. lH22 1pA MAY. ,
precisely. at her parents residence. s6s Ie. II /
"SRis HSseoT%SSS Mei IN" pFTas iSa Louis
AnoI.rH;; son "t WLlheWin9 II and, the late |
Is,h year; Rsls.ivss and fF;ends; also vauS
4 (: tns: Ia; Ii f.jais, II S:"P!" In 4. ; !; s
ionn's i"% As.e%Sly. No. IS. 4 4, 8 n +:
%sRsS No. 90 VI tt 10 Ind .srIs, Sa
Internent at Northwood Cemetery. Frlends
may view remains Monday evening
WOLF May - EMMA f.. wife o,
bees. p. T. r.. NS. a0:. are invited to attend
rssidens::, sSs ": i.:hIFh ave. int,' Hillside
WOLF W3LE'%May ., Hsrmdn H.; MAKIE A., bslov"d
Relatiyes and friends are invited to aytsni yytSari
of her. tash.t ~ % an I"' rns rsssdsnG. mnIs
S"pulchre Gem Remains may be viewed Sun,
eve. ''
band Of Sarah r. woolley (nec MacauiauSs'
Rsia.iyes "Ra r,.,, ,,,eGSs sso .mpoye: q
SrsanisH',!Sn, S',!S g o; which he was ! membsr
At y. NJ, at his late residence OaS y
THOMPSON Il. Int.rment North Cedar Hiii
Sunday evening e'ocs
ZANE.-On May II, HENRIETTA wiz.
of stsphsr y Zane. Funeral on Monday. at
inlay, Mary Bloodsood, SIS Bath ST., Rrls.
lol. Pa, W. '''"'
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Woman Drinks Acid

Mary Dennie. thirty three years old .
Of 221 North Twenty second street, was
found unconscious In her room ut mid :
night last night by her brother Michael.
Ills attention had been attracted by
means and upon investigation he found
his sister lying upon the bed in agony.
She was taken to the IIahnemann Hos
pital. whore 1t is said she had swal.
lowed acid, whether by mistake or not
is not known. Her condition, although
serious, is improving.
Evening star., 1922-08-05

N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc.
1913 Eye St. NV Phones Main 5oo34
West of I4th St. Mt. Pleasant
Of
An
10
is sleeping
xmeVy Sase, son M ~. . Near 18th and Kalorama Road
q
price handsome
roomsan heat ec
hardwoo hardwood
upancy. inpecto r
N' cal be
Saul's Addition. Near Conn. Ave-
o. the Of
n Of
Of
2ba
and
desired Al condition
Corner 3rd and SITS. NE
lust COMPLETED! ONLY ONE HOUSE LEFT! Attrac-
tive homes Of unusual value exceptionally we'll built and
modern every detail and fully equipped large sleeping porch
Sample house No 226 St Open for inspection Most
reasonably priced Terms.
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.
;" EVERYTHING IN
I4I8 Eye St.N:W. Phones Main 5oo3-4s
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
ContiAusa.
FOR .COLORED.

IICC, VoJOOO. -
Two-story brick dwelling on LIST st. NV,
south Of New York ave-. containing large
rooms and bath. front and rear ysrd. aiey
property for quick sale and will sell on most
reasonable terms to desirable eolored party.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 2100 1912 Eye st. NV.
COME TO-DAY AND SUN
day to see the beautiful homes,
Nos. 1888 and 1885 Tilden st.
Also Nos. 1911, 1915 1915 Far
ragut st. Gust above Saul's Ad-
dition). FRANCIS A. BLUM
DON CO., 8o5 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-05

18th AND GIRARD SITS.
Select location. Charming new homes Of
rooms and bath: brick construction: have front
and rear porches tconcrete): every modern
convenience and attraction: latest plumbing
and electric fixtures; parquet floors: hot-water
heat; built-in garage. Phone us for appoint
ment to inspect before they are all gone.
Price, ST., 500.
CHEVY CHASE.
New homes that will meet the require
ments of the average rent payer. Can be
bought on 5000 initial payment and 500
per month. These houses are detached on
large lot. with garage in rear: have hot-water
heat. electric lights, front and rear porches
Price, $12, 500. 1868
QUEBEC ST.
A beautiful home in frst-class condition:
brick construction. with front and glassed-in
rear and steering porches; has hardwood noors
and trim, hot-water heat, electric lights.
screens and awnings, built-in refrigerator;
double brick garage on paved alley. Price,
$4,000. Phone US for appointment to in
spect. SSS-S
Nd.KEEUE
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.
COntlnued.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

Washington Heights.
sleo -Kslorsms read near Columbia rosd
,ss ant.od t; p near CoumSin nase nd ot 201i.o
North Columbia Heights and Saurs Addition.
~ 1850 ;s::':i.: ;ss:;s:is =; e: e.. Ssa
81. IN -; y; lot eSalsGi @ garage hubbry.
:. ON ssI.:us. ~: D0shs'.
w m
- - or. ~ porches many other features.
TT. 2 b.; weathersripped;
Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase.
w. -, r.b v.por porhes. screens ETC.
- b. new:
- Q front.
e.. r 1s,oo; screen. .~ur...
.,s -oo Brick: 9 2 b.; garage h-wh;
~ h-wh; reduced price; lot s41eo4
Petworth and Brightwood Sections
1is: ss s;: sss ss sS.,s new; .oe casa
s..,.e Fl p:: ss s sS sst & s'ss new $1,000 'A
Fl Is: ::ssi s:.ss .'' '''' 90.
Northa,..
81 s1:rs: r.. 0ors.
~ brick; 1s1s4 o alley.
Central Northwest
90, ooo r. b; brick; furnace pOrhs; $1,000
.o.o 70 :. s.
-, ooo T.:
,,o sr. for bosnes.
b.; brick; $500 cash; price reduced.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc,
813 18th St. NV. Main p
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WONDERFUL
OPPORTUNITY.
Half block from 10th ST.,
new ................ $1,000
IN CHEVY CHASE.
6 rooms and bath, just
what you are looking
tor 80. .............. $4,000
ON GEORGIA AVE.
Groom frame house, A.
/, #. frontage. .......... $3,25o
!: FOR ROOMfNG HOUSE.
I2-room brick house,
downtown location. $4,000
NEAR KENNEDY ST.
6-room-and-bath, sleep
ing porch, new. -. $3.50
IN CLEVELAND PARK.
9 rooms and 3 baths, ga
rage, sleeping porch,
lleW SSS,OOO
NEAR LEGATIONS.
E rooms and bath, ga
rage; ami; new. -. $4,000
H ST. NE.
Frame house, 6 rooms;
rent $35; investment. &,25o
10 ACRES-SUBURBAN.
Beautifully situated, north Of
city; low price.
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO.,
1903 N. Y. Ave. Main 1895.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

FOR SALE
WOODLEY PLACE
PROPERTY.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
Will be sold quickly; recog
nized as the prettiest spot in
Washington; house 10 rooms, 5
baths; h.-wheat; elec.; fully
equipped garage; colonial front
and 8 sleeping porches. Ruud
instantaneous water heater.
House in good condition.
Observation-Disclosures.
See Mr.. TEEL, with =
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
TT 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Woodley Park Property.
Senii-Detached.
Near Million-Dollar Bridge
VERY HANDSOME HOUSE.
II rooms, 3 baths.
H.-w.h., electricity and gas.
instantaneous water-heater.
Beautiful floors.
r House in fine condition.
Fully screened and awnings.
Garage. iS.foot alley.
Possession,
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
727 18th St. NV.
FINE
10th ST.
PROPERTY,
Between L and NJ.
Moderately priced.
Strictly modern.
Investigate.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Chevy Chase, D. c., Property.
Near Conn. Ave. and Keokuk St.
Semi-Detached.
Handsome and strictly modern.
o rooms; bath: h. W.: electricity.
Immediate possession.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
Woodbridge NE. Property.
Bungalow.
Six rooms, all on one floor; /;
strictly modern; h.-w.h., elec.,
water heater; de-
tached; lot 50 feet wide; alley;
a very complete house.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th St. NV,
FOR SALE
Columbia Heights Property.
Parkwood pl. near 14th St.
e rooms, bath h., elect.
GOOD CONDITION.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY
Near r. /. ave. and 18th.
Fine residence Of
12 rooms, . ba this. h.-w.h.. elec.
House in Good Condition.
Room for garage.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th St. NV
I742 Kenyon St. NV.
Tapestry brick house: 8 rooms. tiled
baths; Anal; heated garage; 8 porches; in
stantaneous heater. Vacant: Inspect any
time. 1000 cash. balance like rent. Phone
owner, Columbia 4177-W. H.
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= JAMEsON-BUILT HOMES. =
Just OF 18th ct. cars. l026 to 1858 Quebec
pl. NV. At 18th st. large rooms sleeping
with each house; Sec. lights. Built. owned
and for sale BY. it
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Phone H. 5690 9o6 N. 7. sve. NV.
5000 CASH-PRICE, $3.50.
Emerson 1t. n.e.; dandy bsick. 9 NICE rosms
a1a bath. L =. !. PRINCE. 1410 Il se. ~.
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
Bungalow, I rooms, bath, stone porch and
founda tion, slate roof. awnings and screens
2O-foot alley. detached; cheap. $l3, 500: terms
kS-1
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4oo5 GARRISON ST.

4oo5 GARRISON ST.
CHEVY CHASE.
$10,o0o-Lovely detached pebble dash home
dining room. kitchen and pantry: all trimmed
in birch with oak floors; art mantels and hx-
tures: lovely open stairway; beautiful bed
rooms: h.-w.h.. electric lights. tubs and
toilet; large lot and garage for large car.
This nne home is vacant and can be bought
ALLISON ST, NEAR SOL
DIER'S HOME PARK.
s.. $s.s00-Brand new. containing rooms. full
tiled bath; hardwood floors: open fireplace:
porehes; deep lot to alley. This is one Of the
Mr.. nth AND PARK ROAD.
Sc, s,75o-s1. 900 cash. balance like rent.
Charming little home Of large. bright rooms
minutes walk to stores. theaters and churches
on 14th st.
754 HOBART ST.
bug toe the %ontg So per Is noasa ass
1924 5th ST. NE.
A.750-vacant. Charming little Groom
and bath home in! in this convsnient and desir-
GLIDING all interest and principal.
DAVIS & STEELE,
142o n. T. Ave. Main 5ose- -ssss.
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.
611 70 Ssl KENNEDY ST. NV.
Modern Groom and tiled bath homes: very
deep lots; sleeping porches; h.-w. heat: hard
1s-foot fronts. $3.50.
19.25-fpot fronts. 5000.
$1,000 cash and $3.50 per month. including
SHOLTES & COMPANY,
BUILDERS,
$40 18th st. wv. Main 3e0e.
Congress Heights $3.50. .
Detached corner house. six large rooms and
screened breakfast porch, new 15-year guar
anteed roof: entire honse screened and metal
weather stripped: lot 50x115 IT. to alley; ex-
cellent condition, having been recently rem
ovated throughout.
THE REALTY & INVEST. CORPORATION
wAsHiNGToN
Exclusive Agents.
7s5 18th st. n.w. Main zoos.
JAMESON-BUILT HOMES =
Just OF 14th ct. cars. 1923 TO 1888 Quebec
pl. NV. At 18th st. large rooms. sleeping
porchss, h.w.h., double floors. built-in garage
with each house; slec. lights. Built. owned
ana 30. 70. THssAs nss A. ,snss9s, a e p ~.
S9oo CASH-PRICE. S3,oso.
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BROOKLAND.
1883 Lawrence St.-Detached.
8 ROOMS, BATHS.
3 LARGE PORCHES.
Just Completed and Open for
Inspection.
LARGE LOT WITH OAK SHADE.
Constructed and priced to make II one Of
the very best values offered today In home
Of this class. 1t is one Of the most conven-
iently located. modern and best built proper-
ties in this desirable suburb. large rooms
and double sleeping porch a bedrooms). 2
tile baths lone is a 2-piece bath. cn main
hoor), large dining room porch. extra large
pantry, open fireplace. hoored attic: hardwood
floors and trim. II You are looking for.
high-class home where quality and value will
speak for itself. 1t is TO your advantage to
inspect.
Real Estate Department, 10th and G..
Exclusive Agents.
Phone Main 1872.
Evening star., 1922-08-05
$1,000.

MT. PLEASANT SECTION.
Situated on 18th st. Comparatively new: oc
cuped by the owner. an Army officer. ordered
abroad; 2 stories and attic; has Z rooms. 4
bedrooms and bath on second door: gas and
electricity and hot-water heat: built-in ga
rage for one car. The property 10 in good
condition.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1922-08-05

BEST BUY TODAY.
$4,000.
18th and G SITS. s.e.-6room, bay window;
bath; brick; in excellent condition; possession
$500 cash and $45 per month.
$1,000.
Overlooking Garfield Parks rooms a bed
roomsl, reception hall; hay window: brick:
tiled bath: hardwood trimmed: furnace heat:
electricity: excellent condition: possession.
Garage. $1,000 cash and SEQ month.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
200 Pa. Ave. Sc. Line. 346.
Evening star., 1922-08-05

THE FINISHING TOUCH
Has been added to this colonial six-room
tile bath home: center hall type, hot-water
heat. open fireplace. hardwood floors. garage;
corner lot, block to cars Price, $9, $50;
81, 500 cash; $S5 monthly. >.
COZY SPOT,
You'll say when You see this six-room Chevy
chase bungalow. hardwood floors. hot.water
heat. gas and electricity. open fireplace, break
fast alcove. two blocks to Conn. aye.;F lot
5O115a: trees; $3.50. $500 cash; $s5
monthly. -
MORGAN z. MORGAN & CO.,
14W New York Ave.
Main 1920.
Evening and Sunday, FIX. 1851
IN BLOOMINGDALE =
On Rhode Island Ave.
Near Ist St.
An especially well built three-story brick
home. containing large rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric lights. builtAin garage
.opner screens. Chamberlain weather strips,
back porch.
Occupant owner will deliver early posses
sion.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main Zoo. 1412 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-05

738 18th St NV. Main $780,
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OWNER WILL SELL
Six-room house and two rear houses. all
brick. on New York ave-. for only $500; very
easy terms. Phone franklin 444O-W. -
NEAR 1st AND Il. I. AVE. S.W.-A COM
plete home Two stories with finished attic:
large cellar built-in garage. heated; hot-water
heat; 8 large rooms on two floors: owner e1-
pecting to leave the city will sacrnce; Sio,'C1
liberal terms: inspection by permit. FRANK
f. HOPKINS. Kresge bldg
as ST N.W.-SIX ROOMS. BATH. RECEP-
ion hall rear po.ches: hot water heat: large
\ ard: 81 $50
Evening star., 1922-08-05
MORRIS CAFRITZ CO., INC.

NORRIS CAFRITZ CO., INC,
913 18th st. NV. Main GIT.
For Sale to Close An Estate.
I-room and bath brick house, located on
good lair furnace: newly papered. shed and
alley In rear: house In splendid condition;
price. $500.
GEORGE C. SHINN.
Evans bldg. Main 1928. s.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME,
situated in choicest part Of Takoma Park:
nine rooms, besides two glassed-in sleeping
porches, two ba tbs. large closets, hardwood
finish throughout; anil: vapor heat; large
corner lot near two car lines owner leaving
Washington; will sell direct at great sacrifice Z
Evening star., 1922-08-05


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