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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-04
Taylor Post Meets Tonieht.

The Lewis A. Taylor Post. No. 8,
American Legion, will hold its regular
monthly meeting in the Thomas Gar
rett Settlement House. Seventh and
Walnut streets, at SIS o'clock to-
night Department Commander Speak
man. recently elected, is expected 10
attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-04

Calanthe Lodge, Knights OF Pythias.
al its regular meeting last night, con-
ferred the rank Of page on class of
twelve candidates from Ade!phia
Lodge, Of New Castle. This was the
first work CT the team this fall. Fol
lowing the initiatory work, an en-
tertainment was presented.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-04
BeIlefonte Civics Club Growing.

Seven new members were admitted
TO membership in the Bellefonte Civics
Club at a meeting yesterday afternoon.
In the community house. Plans were
made for the anniversary luncheon,
which viii be held October ~. A
card party will be given Thursday
evening. October 10, under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Edwin Curran.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-04

Arters w. c. II. u. Will meet In Ep-
worth church Thursday evening at
$50. Election OF officers and n box so
clal Will be held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-04

Mics CaritA Ortiz left for Oxontz
echIoi at Rydai. Pa. MNs Ortiz gave a
small, informal dance at her home
on Saturday evening before leaving
for school
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-04

Fruit shipments over tho DelswAss
Division or the PcnnsyivA mia Railroad
continue heavy. On Monday 1t was
reported that three carloads Of pears
and twenty carloads Of apples we're
shipped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

the students building fund mt Ran
dolDh- Macon WomRnS College.
Thirty members OF Mrs. l.. y.
Smiths circle OF the Wesley Guild. OF
Court street Methodist Church. were
hoStcSScS at the regular month
Is reception to the women OF that
organization at the home Of Mrs j.
w. Guild. In Rlvcrmont.
Mrs. James n. Scott. president of
the Virginia Division of tn. United
Daughters of the confcdcracy, spent
Il part OF the week in Emporia at
tending district L. ID. G. meeting
Bishop and Mrs. Is. -. Tucker and
Miss Lila Tucker. formerly residents
of Lynchburg. nOH OF Norfolk spent
Thursday here with friends. leaving
later for San Francisco. from where
they viii sail FOR Il trip to the
Orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Iiarwood and
son. Aubrey. Jr.. OF this city. sailed
from New York this week for Eng
land. expecting To make their homo
In England Tor several years
DR.. Schuyler u. Moon. of Richmond.
visited his brother. Edward Moon.
here during the week.
Miss MAKING Baker has returned
from Washington. whore she visited
Mrs. W. ID. Baker and her grand
| mother. Mrs. Laura II Baker.
Mrs. ". l.. Newman and Miss Texas
Newman have returned from visit,
in clifton Forge
DIR. g. G. Akcrs and Or. G. r. Shu-
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feature was tho chorus Of high school
Girls. who. in their tastcfully simple
costumes and the graceful ease of
thcir performance. compared favor
ably with many Of Kcith's produc-
tons About 5000 was realized for
the Martinsville High School Athletic
Association.
Or. w. 7. Graham. cminen. ortho-
p"dist, OF Richmond. gave a free clinic
mere sunday, when twenty four chill
ar"n and several adults were ex-
h,nined free OF charge. For children
pt parents who are unable To pay for
inc necessary operations, the State
mas made arrangements for free
treatment in the Dooley Hospital in
richmond, while the Norfolk and
Western Railway will furnish FREQ
transportation. The clinic was hold
under the auspices OF the Henry
county Red Cross Chapter, and wac
IN charge Of Mrs. Frcda W. Drewrv
county school nurse.
X VI. Simmons is spending some
time In New York, having gone IN
attend the furniture exhibit
me ministers Of MartinsvIlle and
me Laymcn's Club have arranged >,
TWO weeks revival. to be held in tho
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PULASKI

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. April 29.-Mrs r.
II. Woolling was hostess 10 the Round
Dozen Club Wednesday, afternoon for
the continued study course OF the
Mediterranean. Historical islands
were named in response TO roll call.
"Other Islands Of the Mediterranean
was the topic for general discussion,
led by Miss Mary kcister. At this
meeting WAS concluded the studs.
course as mapped out for tho year.
The final meeting will be May out
ing.
DR.. George II. Giimcr, the Rev. J.
NJ. Mcchcsucy and Il. LauEhon at
tended the sessions OF the Prcsby-
try Of Abingdon. held this week at
TazcwcII.
Rev. W. j. Alfriend attended the
New River Convocation OF the Epis-
copal Church, in session this week at
Fcrrum.
Mrs. Walter Price and son. Lewis.
have returned 20 Baltimore. having
visited relatives here for couple
of weeks.
Mrs. 5. y. Stcgcr. Jr.. was called to
Richmond this week by the illness of
hcr mother, Mrs. j. ". Williams.
Mrs. X. 6. F'it7huTh returned Tues
day from visit Of several weeks to
her former home in Petersburg.
Mrs. j. i. Saul and daughter, Marie.
Of Salem. visited her sister in-law.
Mrs. Howard Gilmer, several days this
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

Farmers Warehouse. beginning Sun
day night; The services Will be con-
Quoted by local ministers and work
crs.
Frank Barrow, OF Scottsvillc. spent
the weekend with his family here.
Mrs. o. -. Ford VIII leave Mar
tinsrillc this afternoon for Rich
mond. where she Will enter ST. Luke's
Hospital as patient.
The Literary Club was entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. L. q. Burch
at her home on Church Street
Charles Williamson. OF Danville,
spent the week end here with his
brother. T. Spencer Williamson. Jr.
Mrs. W. H. Gravcly Will entertain
the Current Events club at her home
Friday evening. at which time
Southern poets will be the topic for
discussion by the club.
Peter w. Mullins. a student at
Washington and Lee University, Is
home for the Lee-Gravcly wedding.
Mrs. II. s. Williams. who has been
spending the winter with relatives in
Danville. Richmond and Baltimore,
is home again.
Mr.. McIndo", of Roanoke is visit
ing Dr. and Mrs. J. r. McIndoc.
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spite" Will have special 'pcrambu-
!h'or garages" roof play gardens
rocking horses permanent scc-saws
and other delights for his juvenile
tenants.
And what Is more. Dalscy stipu-
latcs in the lease that for every time
Mr.. Stork leaves one new baby
therell be cash bonus OF s25 and
double that amount for twins.
The apartment house is going m
in an exclusive section OF the town
from which children are usually
barred.
More the McrrIcr.
Thercll be thirty.thrcc nats in tho
place and hope | draw couples with
at least fve children each" Dalsey
says
The more the mcrrier. jus,
love Kids. They make place look
human
Il hope the neiEhbors holicr. I'm
10 en- good. I've waited thirty years
to pat this over and nows my
chance"
Daiscy isn't married.
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MARTINSNILLE

Especial to The Times
MAkIiNSNll-LE VA, April pa
landmark OF TWO generations n...ai
with the razing this week n, ira
Methodist church here 4 handsome
now church building viii be erected
at the corner OF Church and Lester
Streets.
The Ill HI Ministries Of the Mar.
tinsviile High School scored n bIp
success NJ the school auditorium
thursday night before packcd
house when the pseudo blackskins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
Laird e. Sch0ber
Have Created Many
Clever and Fascinating
Styles

and our exhibit embraces all that
are new and smart.
No footwear surpasses Laird G.
Schober's In beauty, comfort, style
and. wearing qualities.
Como In this week for a try-on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

been visiting Mrs. Ethel Richardson.
Court street
Mrs Roach Thomas has az her
guest Mrs. w w. Hamilton. former.
~ Of this city. now resident OF
New Orleans
Mrs: Lizzie owens has returned To
Danville after visit here with hsr
brother. -. +. Hawkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

mato have returned from Richmond
Miss Frances Jones has returned
10 Washington after visit here
with Miss Elsie brown.
Mrs. Emma Guy. who has been
visiting her cousin. Mrs Alexander
thurman. viii go in "a few days to
spend the summer at salem.
Mrs X. T.. Kelly. who attended tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

u. \. II. Congress IN Washington. OF
which she was n member. has gone
10 Newark. =. j.. for stay OF ton
days.
John G. Miller has been visiting
relatives In Augusta County.
Miss Estelle Richardson has re-
turned from "a visit In Roanoke.
Mrs. :. Is. Pace. of Roanoke. has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

CHICAGO. April 2a.-IIarry l.
Dalscy had twelve reasons for build
ing 100000 apartment, house here
which he designed especially for
families having large numbers o!
children.
He was ono OF them. and his
brothers and sisters constituted the
remaining eleven.
Dalscy today is prosperous archi-
tcct. But twenty-five years ago
when ne was just Il youngstcr, he
remembers countless landlords rcfus-
Ing his own parents a place to rent
merely because they had u large
family.
Plans Revenge.
Walt TIL | get big" Dalscy fire.
quenuy remarked during those days
I'm ia them then"
His threat was intended for all
landlords In general
And now I am going TO have my
revenge" he says
The KID castle" which he designed
and is erecting for both love and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

Mr.. Lewis gave volume his
tory Of world war. Mr.. Lewis pro-
scented his gift In person AT assembly
Tuesday morning
Mrs. Lucy Byrd Dudley has Just
returned from visit to friends In
King and Queen County.
Mr. and Mrs Payne DcShazo have
moved TO West Point from walkerton
ana are living in what is known as
the liatcWO0d nropcrtN. on I, Strnct
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LYNCHBURG

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
LrNcHBtRG. VA. April 29.-Mrs.
Josephine Thornhill and Mrs. Sam
Vel II. Williams gave benefit party
at tho home OF Miss Thornhill. for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

Enjoy all the splendid physIc- action
on the bowels of dose of epson
salts without the awful taste and
nausea. a few cents buys handy
package of "Epsonade Salts" the
wonderful discoveE of the American
EPSON Association. Even children
gladly take it Drug storcs-Ady
Evening star., 1922-09-21
FOR sALE-H0USES.

Continues.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM BRICK HOUSE. FUR.
nae n1cs heat: gas light: on street ne. Apply
oMNER, Phone Col. 1887. 2o'
BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED MODERATE
s slLea nome; Newark H near Wis. ave. Ad-
dress Box 216E. Star ONCE 2Is
6Ro0I BRICK; GOOD NV. SECTION:
colonial porch, rear porch: large lot; alley:
cellar: vacant: good condition: leaving city;
price and terms reasonable. Phi. NJ. 67i3.
DO YOU CARE FOR A GOOD HOUSE?
rooms and tiled bath, finely papered: 3
porches Il sleeping: extra large hot-water
plant; Pittsburg heater: best q" oak double
noors below; large piece sink: pipes in
wall: Detroit range; lot 5oxl50: beautiful
trees: cheap See, except Sunday. by ap
pointment. or go to 1919 Jackson st.
FRANK l.. HESS. OWNER.
III Newton ST. Brookand. 23s
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
II You are looking for an attractive corner
hods" with all modern Improvements. with
terms. see
BRAsWELL BROS.
1873 II 81. NV. Man I'll;
LARGE RouMING HoI-sE DowNTGns
section. with /" rooms: immediate possession:
easy terms.
BRAswELL BROS.
1913 II 81. NV. Main 41Is
ATTRACTIVE CORNER H0rSE IN PET
worth: : rooms: all modern: garage and sleep
ing porch: easy terms
BRASwELL BROS,
1913 II ST. NV. Main AlIs
Evening star., 1922-09-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-Continued
NEW GROOM HOME
NNYON PARK

One square from station; excellent t,o,le,
service to center Of town; Q rooms; 6ath,
ses sss onS :
| balance like rent.
f:s s Ps car " y. st s
Lyon Park. Communication fare, 1919 cents.
Inquire at office.
Il. Evans Bldg Phone Main ll45.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Si.75o-N New. rms. bath. =. p; high
shady ground near cars: terms.
S5.0W-Ncw. rooms. bath; Anil: terms.
so."JO-I large rooms. ami: paved street
best section.
s5.7sAt rooms. . porches. ami.
ss,ooo-o large. rooms. electric lights, water,
, sewer, furnace. large grounds.
S6.9OO-Sew, rms. s.p.. pantry, oak nfs.'
h.-w.h.. ami.
g. D., ami. fireplace. h.-wh. paved street;
close to cars: easy terms.
$500, or best Offers rms. and 8. p: 3
apartments; ami: near sanitarium; terms;
$780, rms. anil, fireplace, oak drs.,
h.w.h.. splendid neighborhood; terms.
s7.l5o-S semi.bungalows; bedrooms;
ami: garage; paved street; easy terms.
$s.s5o-6rm. modern stucco. bungalow;
glazed s. p; ami; h.-w.h.; oak hrs.; one
$1,000 rms. concrete houses. ready for
occupancy: easy terms; dry Throughout.
St,JV
bath. full attic and basement water, sewer.
electric lights: garage; near Takoma. Very
easy terms.
So. .OOO-Extra fine bungalow. ) rms. 5. p:
pantry. with back icer refrigerator: space for
1 rooms: oak nrs.. h.-w.h., tiled bath:
large lot: terms.
for occupancy: ami: fireplace; h.-w.h :
beautiful corner. near cars.
S9.500-6 large rms. glazed porches: hol-
Sll. .0O0-Beautiful corner, 10 largs rms, cen
ter-hall plan; Ami: new heating plant,
S12.OOO-6 rms. l acre ground: ami: ga
rage.
ern 2-family house. with separate entrances:
10 RMS. baths. several sleeping porches; ex-
sla OOO-Hollow tile white stucco. rms.
and :. p; b.-w.h.; many extra features; ga
ST., 5oo-Country place near Takoma: 5
| acres. with fine view. several bungalow sites:
! large 8-rm. house and double garage; easy
, terms.
sI4.ooo-Larre house with 8 bedrooms:
ami: very attractive corner lot. 70. 40 50.
IT.. which can be suhdivided
ST.. OO0-Southern colonial home. 10 rms.
, acre: ami; new INV. heating plant: garage.
~ LILLE ( HENDR1CK.
Takoma office. % Carroll ave. Col SEW:
Washington once, sol Continental Trust Bldg.
KENS1NGTON. MD.
4 beautiful suburban home with city con-
vcnences. reached via Connecticut avenue
trees. shrubbery. chicken run for 100 hens:
large two-story barn: grape arbor: shrnbbery
berry bushes. etc. House contains seven large
electricity and excellent h.-a. heating plant.
City water supply and sewerage, This prop
erty must be sold At once. Owner has left
are solicited. Phone for appointment TO in
spert.
Evening star., 1922-09-21
10Th STREET HEIGHTS

Beautifully detached. center-hall plan home
on q large corner lot, with shade trees To
right Of center hall is the living room, entire
depth OF house. with French doors on either
side OF fireplace. leading to large side porch.
To the left o! the hsA is tine dining room,
with French door icad'ng to another large
side porch: hack Of dining room is tine Kitchen
with pantry and two kitchen cabinets. On the
second f"nr thTT" ar" three ladro"ms, onr is
very large and las n private bath with ,liei
shower Ther" is another large bafh with
PEDESTAL iasin. TnusnHlr Hcl. ""ns' rIr. ed.
ia every convenience and hes usx fnp-s.
l."t Wa'"r neat. gas. eircfrc city beautifully
u"' ":"i-i Y jrh old .y"ry aud M 4ingany fh .sa.
Ei2ild-n'w and .'r si2 :,ri. Open amt. SOLD.
'"r""r f2ih ana i!".y >rs. Dc'i" nt Ia,h 81.
tNi"hi"d 80 i"iN 81. rEra % NnG- right one
s'itia-c :" 1oth =. md .usIS"; il,
ROBERT II. LEWIS.
Evening star., 1922-09-21

MONEY 70 LOAN.
II yeu hars proper security IN D. O. real
estate We can negotiate 6fst or second truDta
quiekly sna satisfaetofily. .lnterest ratss. q
0k a1d -paR cent.
sHANN0y d LuCHs
Evening star., 1922-09-21
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

NEARBY VIRGINIA FARM: 100 ACRES
beautiful. fertile land mostly in cultivation
very good improvements; located in q very dne
section Of Loudon county H. l.. AkERS,
owner. 1850 Fairrnont st. NV. Adams 2G+3.
Evening star., 1922-09-21
FARMS.
Hlan AAIE

We HAVE THE FINEST LIST OF MONT
gonery county farms aud suburban homes
that cap Be had: sec US before buying or SELL
INF. We will save you both time and money.
CIHSEL 4 McFARLAND. INC,
Phone h2J. Rockville. Maryispd.
n Y0t ARE SEEKING 4 COUNTRY RE6T.
descs OF farm, without or with full equip
mest: vs have . number Of them within easy
correspond with 10. telling % what you want.
wM. n. SAUNDERS 4 co..
Phones n. 1O161017 1893 X st, NV.
FAIRFAX AND LOUDoUS co. FARMS 4
specially: convenient to washington, BUELL.
FARM AGENCY. Herndon, Va. Once In Hern-
don Hotel. Phone SS. 22'
ONE Of THE FINEST FARMS IN MONT
comeYy county. containing 106 acres. ten miles
from Warrington on Columbis rosd; elegant
house. with Z rooms and bath. bot and cold
water. bank barn. cow stable. woodshed.
seanaiy. min. henhouse. wason .hed. garage:
which are practically new. land In best state
OF cultivettnn, well fenced: with running wstes
poss.ssion ao days. You e:,sot apsseciste
QseEL q MCFARLAND. NC.
Phoss t2J. Rockville Aarydaad.
Evening star., 1922-09-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR sALE-Continued.

FIvE-RooM HOUSE: MODERN CoNvEN-
isncss; near Arlington county courthouse.
.larendon, Va: 500 per month. Call Claren-
don 21p or, Main 2l55
NEW BUNGALOW n BETHESDA. MD; 5
rooms. bath water. gas. elect. Price, A,15O;
terms. Call Betheada 4l-W.
CoLORED--DEANWOOD RMS, B.. FIJI.
cleo; vacant; small cash payment. o03 You
81. NV,
Evening star., 1922-09-21
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE 4 WILLYS-KN1GHT s, g
passenger for 81 600 on a first payment in q
house; easily worth $1,50O: perfect running
order. Address Rox 1921, Star ONCE o3s
WILL TRADE INCOME-PRODCCINe PROP.
= agents. Main ss71 North 1927. 22s
TWO NEW FfkEPROOF APT. HOUSES,
valued at Ss5.O0O, will exchange for large
farm or large apt, house; buildings renting
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514.15-IS Bond Bldg,
, 18th and " Y. Ave. Main AZ
FARMS, APT. HOUSES. ACREAGE TRACTS.
: houses and lots, In all sections Of city aud
.uburbs, that can be exchanged. Submit
which you have to offer.
PRATHER & ROBINSON, 1
5i4-tS-l6 Rond Bldg,
14ih Sod y. 7. Ave. Main 442
Evening star., 1922-09-21
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY.

CHEVY CHASE RESIDENCE PRICED Be
tween s15.G.D 70 $50. .NO: cash buyer: state
fuIl particulars. Address Box 153H. Star
cf1re.
Evening star., 1922-09-21
EVANSVILLE, MD.

n progressive and attractive place 10 live.
All cohrcni'nces and excellent car service
New six-room and bath semi bungalow on
corner lot; rerrricit, and gas. i',iir fnrnar-
hardwood floors and trim. Ths beautlfu'
home can he bought on terms of $500 cash
and $50 per month
Evening star., 1922-09-21

'UNGEESS HEIGHTS. H. 4.
An attractive home of seven rooms. la IN
furiH". lma'. electric lights. garAg". Price
only $3.50. with easy terms arranged. Let us
show you this rice little home.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC.
Main 486 1gi 18th NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-21

DETACHED HOME. NV. ID. C.-3 NICE
bright bedrooms. unusually attractive dining
and living ICONS, with open fireplace: am :
large lot. frui:. shade and shrubbrry, at .
price Seldom offered: easy terms. ihdEc
l"vrla,i 1880
iJll SIGSBEE PLACE BROOkLAND. Ne
Ey owner. leaving city. j-roviy. hath huh.H-
I"". fsrh S.."d mi ..rn >nrG. ,L.a..'h At, e,
modern imi,.: of. front: - 600 CASA; .'msS
terms -
Evening star., 1922-09-21
FOR sALE-HOUsES.
l:Ontinue0.

MASS. AVE. JUST WEST OF 18th sT. NV.
Very desirable semi-detached house OF rooms
baths; ami. A bargain for this neishp"f
a''s %s UNION REALTY oonrSsATles. ,!,n = 9; W
NEAR HOUSE OFFICE BLDG.-l2 ROOM
brick house on y. J. ave. Sc. suitable tor
rOoming house: improvements planned FOR
neghborhnod will cause values to advance.
UNioS REALTY CORPORATIONS.
Main SI13. lilO q 8. Nv =.
Ar l2.h AND KEAKNEY SIS. N.E.-HotSE
and store. fist having six rooms an1 bn "a.
hut-wat"r heat. r!ectr.r lights. lot pT'1. Just
completed and the at;er. "ie story. ~"
:5J.3o: electric lights: 10, inN15: also 5n,;
kOIn a:: New York ave. NV. Main :no.
PRACTICALLY NEW DUTCH COLONIAL.
home In Chevy Chase. 500 month and rea
sonable cash payment will carry. Three bed
rooms, large inclosed sun room. orehhlas'
porch with Pullman seat. two dreplaces, dou-
for appointment. or inspect Sunday. Biacs.
thorne ST.. two blocks south Columbia linn.
NEW HOMES
NEARING COMPLETION.
325 to 329 18th St. NE
One OF the best blocks near Lincoln Park
to alley. You cannot equal them at the price
''''''' V. '' II. rnEscorr.
Owner
Columbia $3.50. or your own broker. :
VACANT-MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS. $3.50 9th
st. INSTRUMENTATION. rooms. bath. tapes
try brick; h.-w.h.: cleo. screened throughout: /:
with sleeping porch open fireplace: tubs and
toilet in cellar; house - IT. wide: concrete
front porch front and side terrared lawn An
or q home Price, 50. .s5G Terms. W. +. MUIR
RAY ,3J oDd st Lincoln 31.g Main &c.
Evening star., 1922-09-21

WE HAVE \ CLIENT WHO WISHES TO
purchase a COED business property for invest
mept poses ui to $aO1. 900.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO. co. 9l4 Y. 7. Ave.
Evening star., 1922-09-21

Specializing in moderate priced homes IL
NV: suitable FOR service peo,lr. 1lOS 10th
It. Main I416
Evening star., 1922-09-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CAnfimnkd

FOR SALE-vACANT: IMMEDIATE POSSES:
sion: near North Capitol and Florida ave-: y
rooms. bath: latrobe heat and gas lights;
large lot 10 wide alley. $500 cash: easy
monthly payments.
H. X. HOwENSTEIN CO..
Evening star., 1922-09-21

COLORED BKRGAIN6.
9 rooms, bath, brick, col. porch, metal q.
sase; newly papsrsd; $3.50 cash. $3.50 mo.
! rooms, hath, brick; latrobe heat, gas
lights; $500 cssh. 10 pef month. I j.
Room 1o6, $40 18th St. NV. S8s
Evening star., 1922-09-21

NEAR 18th AND ALLISON NV.
One OF the best buys IA this high-class
section; contains rooms. reception hail and
bath: hot t-water heat; electric lights; hardwood
flooring on frst and second floors; lot TO al
ley. Priced at $ll 900 for quick sale. as the
owner is leaving the city and is offering il at
this low price to effect sale. Very attractive
terms may be arranged.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY, INC,
Main 435 ,U4 18th NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-21

S ROOMS AND BATH: CELLAR: ELEC-
tricity: screened fhrOug bout: front side and
rear porcLes: house has 3O-fJot front. large
attic. master bedrooms. closets with win
dvws: house and grounds in perfect conditio !;
fowerrs ornamental shrubs. trees and vines;
garden space: lot lo0AlSi: located 10 minutes
ride from Treasury: on Shipple St. - block
looking Potomac river. Lincoln Memorial. Key
bridge; only. J. block from eur line. This
house can b. bought for less than Groom
! honse in Washington. Terms. ELIJAH r.
KNOTT. Room i0f. Dist. Nat. Bank bldg,
, 1905 ti 81. NV. Phone Main 4.i5J.
Evening star., 1922-09-21


over = acre. electricity and gas. 1-pipe fur
mace, fine shade trees. Unusually good buy at
$3.50. 800 cash and $40 per month.
BRENTWOOD, MD.
One acre Of ground and six-room house.
within walking distance Of one-fare zone. Half
block from concrete road. Price, "a. 500; easy
terms. tNo. ~
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Realtor,
IS Maryland ave. Phone.
fayetteville, Md. Hy. u.
Evening star., 1922-09-21

WE HAVE \ PURCHASER FOR A CORNER
property snirmhie for drug store with dwelling
would consider short lease.
THE, JOSEPH SHAPIRO co, ga y. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1922-09-21

WILL PAY 81 .0G0 CASH, SIS 4 MONTH To
include interest. for q Is Or room. bay window
brick: furnace heat; space for garage. Price
AldrcsS Isn1 o4f..o