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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
STANDARDS

certain standards and govern
mens by which they nconsciouy controlled Above and
above all Of these csrnamnded standards the Christian Ideal
and the Immaculate and ammeled religious conception which
civilized people admit that they hold and nvoate
Christianity however, not the only standard ideal which
aspire to emulate.
White yellow have standards of beauty
conduct which creations of their their brains
The white egoscay finds the zenith and of all his
ambitions hopes painted white coo White right it
must therefore be made mighty The yellow fixing their
worldly stands themselves but the black slowly eancpang
its brain finds very little within its confines that would emulate
and that would fairly call standard Standards for black people,
created by black people black designs ndis-
pensabe to the black people they would be again.
Looking like ourselves and that looking like black people is
of the standards that black people should aspire This they
reluctant to do at the present time Black people take pride
stating that they look like other than they do like
ypicas of their We have often heard John JONES' black
man, pamperng his friend in words Ike these: don't
look like Negro why he could pass anywhere for Jew Even
the Jew the wander the hated and deped the world
is desirable to the black than himself
Again have heard others excam "Sarah Williams looks
like little Spaniard kind of Oriental and nobody
would take her to be colord girl The unexpressed
paon that Sarah beautiful and desirable because she
Ngrod Some black people take pride in their Indian appearance
and boast that they identified cooed These
which reluctantly admit that have heard gives
beautiful section of the average black persons
places his standards outside of the pale of his Racial
solidarity, love and racial pride will be created while
these false ideals remain.
The fact that native Africans and black Frenchmen
such thoughts how purely superficial such conceptions
These people have their standards ashamed
of themselves black ugly and undesirable who has made it
so? the white and his kin have stamped black ugly why
can't the black refuse to accept his judgments?
It folly for the black place his kind beneath
white man, beneath Jew Indian
expect these people their mental standards black
do the black people recognize how standards
made and how hardly anything than "se hypnot"
What is beautiful today ugly tomorrow and who knows that
beauty the black We need
standards of and the first standard that will indicate
that the black advancing the creation of his standards
of beauty.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30


Negro Book s S Chat s : 9n @ & 92ss Of a ' % 5s s
ts rule There nothing IN that relates to the black man save
such delightful book ahl know the history Man
for the book has KS Illustrations some OF them full page nine Of them
chiefly - @ @ Certainly when into home the parents will
Be % a - oa, 70 read aogd or to pour over r alter 5 5e
e g tie Holy Roman Empire After describing Charlie
ma ~ by 92s Leo III as Empero Van h Icon shows , the
al o9n his head the another Pope and pro-
@ 49, the life. The things change the more they
liz s af9s the Age of the Great Religious covos' begins
@ % oato4er If von not you viii d99 hat almost eyers5odg
ii S9 and 1[y 5 sg the ana t Ing ] for
the nan to2e Of interest OF our own time The poor LILLE children OF the
6e heads uefs ed with rsdes S % free s
a Rea S 9af[ queer P9 szp f a points me
only upon as do not interest them very
The chapter that attracted me the most is the the medieval
power 50 graphically and naturally dcrcd The ads oi to go The
without ever seeing money must borrow money as only
2t his Clutches 0 m ,a ,pg y p @ b rr doe ger or
some power the from whom he has borrowed They return
interference the castle And the lord OF the castle usually
castle grows thought udafyor has
little belief that pcasa4Iy would ever exhibit paeres. His chapter ends
56i.ss % o@nope with tsr @ 5i .r8e osc, .nopai ,bs
Singers at him They were free men ay prepaed % ao what the had
gained by the Of hr brow and after struggle which had lasted @
remembers. T4ss s. ~q 3 qs .s, IN. s a2 . s a
to fS 9s" 1 nj s s91 'd ana Sa@g ap a9
than the %eno@n s9h and marches from one hundred 'ree hundred
@ SsS$: still human being With the mind s'''" century trades
,. And ,ss .saoa a g Es s % am The god a a
my ass 2 oa. . a Cook Chat Chat ss e 9 van, s2a say
moi gye[{ T but syf5y 9 %e he os[ is. 1' the p2
has been sufficient warrant
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
SUPPOSE WE RESOL We?

With the coming of the New Year going make new
resoluhon going to respect and follow zeaousy
Among these that will and hold nvoate
these:
That members of the black America being n-
manaced and fetered from the chains of actual slavery
scs and vassa interiors scuon
'to the born That will hold heads up
That we viii feel ourselves and as
Let resolve that public conduct will be shaped that
will command the respect of fellow counymen. That
make compromise with who afraid represent
and who trembe when they other people, hold
heads to and stand four wind
that blows Let seek evolve highest type citizenship
get from the foolish doctrines Ante Beum leaders grasp
the doctrines of politics let us seek to
ballot with honor and intelligence seeking get the fullest
fit from vote Let resolve respect all other
and place them upon Superior Local where GET
Inspiration from them during the CRIME and toll of life.
Let stand the principles right and seek live keep
ing with the Golden Rule.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
WEEKS BEST EDITORIAL
Drink As You Vote; Or Vote A, You Drink?
Chicago Tribune.

Representative Upshaw of Georgia. a
former evangelist, tells the house that
officials of federal and state govern
ments, if they want to get anywhere
with law enforcement and reform,
should begin with themselves. The
plain people" he says, believe that
many high officials claim the privilege
OF buying and drinking illicit liquors
themselves while denying that privilege
TO the poor devils among the masses"
Therefore he wants them all to
walk out in the open and take a new
oath of allegiance to the constitution"
More briefly, he wants them 10 drink
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

Like whng dervishes whng Salomes the black people
of Chicago threw themselves into the Christmas Spirit They
danced until three o'clock the morning kept dancing
These who only earned eighteen week rented full dress egaa
and then hpped the light fantastic The dancing all right
and recreation needed break the tragic monoony
e but the black people of Chicago thing ridiculous
such concerted action and such energy and unany
such coordination of mind and muscle could only be transformed
into real work and actual service what wonderful would
have. AS it balanced people; lean the
frivolous and eschew the constructive.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

EXODUS LEADS MANY
ACROSS The RIO G2ANDE

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Dec.
l9.-Several families have sold all be.
longngs and are now in Lower Cali
iornia, Mexico There are thousand
Of others waiting the word that their
certificates OF colonization are ready
before leaving for Mexico.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

as they vote-dry. That is logical
suggestion. But if the issue is to be
made one of hypocrisy, it would be
equally logical to suggest that these
officials vote as they drink-wet.
But Mr.. Upshaw is not interested in
logic. II he were, he would call upon
the state OF Georgia and its officials
to take a new oath Of allegiance TO the
constitution including the fourteenth
and fifteenth as we'll as the eighteenth
amendment. lie would demand the en-
reimbursement of Georgia Negroes &C
cording to the federal constitution. lie
isn't, and doesn't.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30


Editor,
The Chicago Whip.
Dear Sir:
Your newspaper is truly a "Pubi,
Servant 1t is a public servant il
every sense OF the world. vice. Al
insignificant little word that embrac.
all those things that can degrade ma
kind. The Whip denounces vice III
low tones. Especially does The W
oppose prostitution, the very yilest
wee, in short, 1t IS nothing more t.
race suicide. This action on part
l he Whip merits and should rece
the support OF all law-abding, rae.
loving citizens. In further praise @
Chioago's fighting Newspaper" ALLOW
me to say that in seeking the best for
the interest OF the rae. The Whip i,
no rcspecter of persons" Either Of
tenders must play squarely or foriei
the right to play at all. Thanks tc
The Whip. Lastly, permit me to reg
lister my approval of those splendic
editorials. They are obviously the re.
suit OF close observation, hard think
ing and wise dclbcration. have
before me as this is written, an edi.
torial captioned, There Is No Santa
Claus" 1t is logic itself. Continue
the good work.
With very best wishes,
! am, constant reader,
AUBREY L. THOMPSON.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

Live Cracks By Wise Women"
Eve Sympatlize With Her.


She never docs have time to play,
There is SO much to do.
She has to make the beds each day,
And mind the children too.
s#s8s#n'--s
Verify, we are living in an age Of con-
icrenccs.
+s#*aas+*+
Attractive young teacher in Okla
homa soaks a farmer for $1,000 be-
cause he said she had Negro blood in
her veins. Rather an expensive med
die, ch?
4+ttss%%S&
Ever notice how quickly some wom-
en- lose their taste for the cake-eater
husbands?
t+#s++**+s
Dining room-Thc room, usually,
where the family dimes whenever com
pany is present to quote local wag.
sstss++*+*
Several of our latest books were not
late enough.
They All Bite
Easiest thing on earth, next to max
ing girl think she is pretty is rolling
off log.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

Now the report that certain of the larger Universities
of Chicago refusing admit students of the black
When they refuse the right drink the learning
the democracy of mind is shattered but that exactly
the white people will eventually do and every
Will shut in faces. That Encouraging; have only
strengthen institutions In the meantime should slip into
all of the white universities and ge I'M while the getting good
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Thnrk1av. Deccmhcr %

The United States took over the
railroads OF the country with the rul-
ing that it would not abridRc nor m
validate any state law respecting the
separation OF the races IN public con
ycyanccs, III.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

Oliver Cromwell. a negro. fought
with bravery at the Battle OF Prince
town, l776. lie also helped row
George Washington across the Dela-
ware.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Monday. December Is

Si.ye instruction at Stone River,
S. e.. was led By a slave named Cato.
Houses were burned, men and women
murdered, l740
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

The estimated population OF Liberia
Is 100000 The Observation-Disclosures
about $4,000. The area OF Liberia is
$4,000 miies.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Saturday. December 30

Andrew ". Abbott was one OF the
FIRST coiored men TO be admitted To the
army medical service. Died, 1918.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
This Week in History
SUNDAY. December "a

Pcl-o Mencndez settled a company
OF Negro slaves IN St. Augustine. Fla
in 1865.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

MYTH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT WITH PURITY MOTIVE
w IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS COMPASS
SION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY WITH uNsIINIED CREDIT
TO THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS OUR GUIDE POST
AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE HAVE COMMITTED
OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM. WE HAVE
DEDICATED OURSELVES PUBLIC SERVICE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
BOOK REVIEW

BOOK CHAT-By Mary White Ovingon Chairman Directors,
National Association for the Advancement of colored People
The Story of MankndBy Hendrix Van Published by Mess
Bon & Lvegh, New York City Price $500 Postage loc
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Snappy Thoughts
By E. F. S.

By E. F. S.
One receiving set that has difficulty
in catching everything broadcasted is
an ash tray.
aA4k4&SAsN
Live Cracks By Wise Women"
"Im not going TO make a single
present. Not one?"
4%Hs#s&Nst
In Our Dear Home-No one wants
to get out of the warm bed in the
morning.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

Barber sy see in de paper de Black Dispatch dat 1t was
all lie bout dem culud soldiers cutting in Germany.
Boss Yeah that's right it amt culud soldiers on de
Rhine nohow."
Porter: dere but dey left cause de
couldn't nobody what could dy hair De Germans used
OF dere hair what dey cut fur shoe buttons
slippery" Jones enters shop ~
Barber to Slippery: Hello, Slippery how yuh got emp
Slippery" Barber: "Howdy Odtmer amt got EN- cause
hold Dy slips right away from every time get
my hands on en- -.
Barber to Slippery TOO because you amt Twin
right You got good wife and yuh keeps running around Why
don't you be good like herr ~
Slippery Barber: MY wfes good she cant help II
self She has been sick married her and she has not
had be anything else Yue I'm healthy man and
just naturally got to run, dats all"
Enter college Bred" Sims.
College Bred morning Gentlemen the weather is rather
inclcment'
Porter Education sho does make fool out folks take
old College Bred he CONT break the roof OF is mouth some
day trying outlandSh words what nobody knows"
College Bred: That wasn't big word just used; you
just naturally dense and dumb Why you think that Sing Sing
musical show
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Editors Mail

December p, 1922.
2040 Y est Walnut Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11
PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS will he received until
p. m, Jan. 10. leee. and then opened
for furnishing 500 cartons Of paper towels.
For more definite Information. address TIE
Chief Clerk. Bureau Of the Census. Gth 50
and Missouri ave. NV, Washington, n. C."
1876
COMMISSIONERS, ID. q. wASHINGToN. +.
January Z, 1922. Sealed proposals for
constructing eiEht-room addition 10 Hud
making alterations in Buchanan School
Building, will be received In Room iO9. Dis
trict Building. until . O'Clock .. m. Jan
uary %. 1922. For detailed information ap-
ply to Room 427. District Building. De-
poSit OF SO required TO insure rrturn u
plans and specifications. CUNO H. Rr-
DOLPH, JAMES y. OYSTER, CHARLES
KELLER. Commissioners, d. c.
Jsn7.9.lo.u.12,is 1888
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS, u. e.
Washington, January 10. 1922. Sealed
proposals will be received at Room zoe. Dis
trict Building, until O'Clock .. m. Teh-
ruary o. 1922, for furnishing and installing
in Public Schools. 16s adjustable desks and
chairs. For detailed information Rpply TO
Room $50. District Building. CUNO n.
RUDOLPH. JAMES Y. OYSTER, CHARLES
KELLER, Commissioner, ID. c.
jsnl0.il.l2 $40
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

50 a., IA tim. Il q. b., rss. running
str; for 9 r. b. In city. Money REALTY
CO., G26 18th St nv. oxford Bldg n 3pSl
0xii5 ~. lots in NV. sec: 8. 4OV eqy. and
cash for 9 r. b.. h. Money REALTY
co, 72e 18th ct. nv. oxford Bldg. n Sp8p.
Exchange equity OF $50 900 IN new suburbsu
house for large spartmt bus. prupL
Nahorney and Sullivan. 1927 Rye St nv
Home. Bsito. Pike, near Beltsvtne. Nd: -
acres: TO debt: S.. 600 Went bus prop.
apt, etc. AHhorney a Sullivan. 1871 Eye st
Mod. rm. dwelg-. nr. lst W bv.-Fnc..
$500 fer house with space for autas
truefG haEorney a Sullivan. 1877 Eye Ut
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
7. Il. STEPHENS a RNceoLp KART
Attorneys.

Attorneys.
IN THE sUPREME COURT OF THE ms.
trict OF Columbia. Holding a District
Court In re: Condemnation OF land FOR
alley purposes In Square 3o23. in the DIs-
trict Of Columbia. District Court No Tsns
NOTICE AND ORDER or PUBLICATION.
Notice IL hereby given that the Commission
ers Of the District Of Columbia. pursuant 70
the provisions OF Section l6Ds TO Section
leos i, inclusive. Of the Code of Law for
the District Of Columbia. have hled a peti-
uon In this court praying for the cOndemnn-
ton Of the land necessary FOR alley purposes
in Square aa23 tbounded BY Randolnh at
18th and 18th SITS, and shepherd SIS. and
Michigan ave. ne.l, In the District Of Co.
lumbiA. as shown On plat or map hlci
with the said petition part thereof uul
praying also that this Court empanei . fury
In accordance with the law provided for iu
such cases 20 assess the damages earh own
er Of land TO be taken may sustain BY rrn-
son Of the condemnation Of land for alley
purposes in SQUARE 5a2s, and 10 Hssess -
bepehts resulting therefrom tile entire
amount OF said damages. including the cN.
penses Of these proceedings, upon zach lot 1r
part Of lot or parcel OF land. which viii ~
benefited BY said alley. in the proporti1a
that the said jury may md syid lots. parts
Of lots or parcels Of land viii he beueftsl
as provided for, in and by the aforesaid
Code Of Law. II Is. by the Court this 3Fl
day Of January. 1921. ORDERED that 81
persons haNinE any interest in these PR
ceedings BE-. and they are hereby. warned
and commanded TO appear in this Court ~
or before the 2Sth day % January. 1922. a.
10 O'clock q. m, and continue In attendanrs
until the Court shall have made it, final
order ratifying and confirming the Hward -
DAMAGES and the assessment of hehpnts -
the jury 20 he empaneled and sworn herein
and IL is further ORDERED. That a copy ~
this notice and order he published twice a
week for two successive weeks In a."
Washington Star, the Washington Past ard
The Washington Herald. newspaper pub
lshed in the said District. commencing -
least ten days before the said 18th dHv %
January, 1872. IL IL further ORDERED.
That a copy Of this notice and order 10
served by the United States Marshal. or hts
deputies. upon each Of the owners ~ Tho
fee Of the land 10 be condemned herein -
may he fouad by the said Marshal. or his
deputies. within the District of Cclumbis.
before the said 2sth day of Iauuary. 49,.
by the Court. A. A. H0EHLfNtS. Justirr.
A true copy. Test: tScan MORGAN n.
BEACH. CLERK. BY W. =. WILLIAMS,
Asst. CLERK
Jan4, 4,5.1l.I2 20
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11

TAKOMA PARK-s7.OOo-
Dandy corner home; 8 rooms bath; elee.
lights; h.-w.h-: in very good condition
IL Is now vacant and immediate pos
session nav be obtained. Very moderate
a. terms wM. s. PHILLIPS, 400 ". 7.
ave Main pS.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11

DETACHED BRICK: RMS. a B.: RBcr.
hall; col. porch: fur. h.: elect: Al cond- !:
nwper will give immediate possession: tsrns
at $500. wILDNAS q CO.. 9th and n
sta
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11

ST. Mr.. 4TH. rms. & hath, ami,
room for garage. Price. 10000; term.
wn. 5. Philiips. 14os New York aYs. n. q.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11
GARAGES.

GARAGE. Nh. HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
-TwO-story brick: holds four cars: price.
$50. wILDMAN . CO.. 9Th and II sta
FRANKLIN eto6 an
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SOC MADAM SEIIA

Egyptian palmist and medium; give,
names, dates and facts ~ who and Wien
you viii marry; business. health. love rrd
family Affairs. 81; readings, SOC. ssi 7th
81. NV, opposite McCrOry's lOc store. eth
and I. Phone franklin 2STsJ 9na
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11

rAKOMA PARE-Det.s rot 5oI14O: rooms
apd bath: o. IN. s.: Sl1 900.
HcKeevsr 4 Goss. 1405 I st nv. ". f751
TAKONA PARKS rooms and batn; q. m.
D.: large 'ot with gar: Sl2. 500.
HcKesver & 9oss. 1405 st. NV. N. 4751
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11
Takoma PAN.

TAKOMA PARK-Ss.JOO.
Here Is a remarkable Offering In a large
rorner house. on a lot 65x14; contains
spacious rooms, bath; garage space;
large front porch and rear porch: beauti-
ful shrubbery. House is in very good
condition: terms. WI. s. PHILLIPS.
1909 n. Y. ave. Main os.
TAKOMA PARK-s7.oOo.
Dandy corner home; rooms bath: elee.
lights; h.-w.h-; in very good condition.
IL Is now vacant and immediate pos
session may be obtained. Very moderate
a terms. wN. s. PHILLIPS, 400 n. Y.
ave. Main 9s.
rAKoMA FARRELL Iot 5UI14U: . rooms
spd bath: Q. IN. g.: Sl1,0O0
hcKeever Cess. 14o5 at nv. ". 475a
TAKOHA PARKS rooms ana batn; q. m.
D.: large 'ot with gar: 1890.
ncKesver aoss. 14o5 st. NV. N. 4751
TAKoMA PARk-e room. ana bath: n. ~
n; a m. T.: gar: 50. 200.
McKeever e Goss. 1905 I st. NV. N. 47s1
OTIS PLACE. Mr.. GA. AVE Nw-Tvo
stories attic; rms q tile b.; h.-w.h. !:
rlec.; laundry; sleeping porch; inst. h. ~.
heater: al cond; $1,000; terms. wILDNAN
q CO.. 9th and Fl SITS Franklin e4o6.
TAKOMA PARK-so.756.
New detached home OF rooms; bath:
h.-v.h.; elec. lights; lot 40xl5O; ample
garage space; large front porch: shade
tees: convenient to 18th st. car line. At
wM. s. PHILLIPS.
14na New York ave Main ss
YEAR WALTER REED HosPr-sio, 100.
One Of the choice location Of Iwashfnrton:
.sctiesily new bungalow Of 8 rooms:
esth; VII: elec. lights; lot 4oI1Oo;
car metal gsrsEe: porches: hardwood foof
"a. r.I,,f rTcsh'Tu as SsTIs open ,uS hepi.ss; con
terms WN. g. PHILLIPS. l+cS y. Z.
ave- Mann -.
KR fTrH q BENNIrG nd. n. a Uos.I
sssrs, sr b brici: H.Tso: 81. 900 cash
= II -
rAKoMA PIX, ID. C.-Attrsctive home |;
large oak trees: b. VIII; elect; lot 100
IN wide. Price. s12. .OOO
wM- n. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1888 ST. NV
sTH sr. Taf. Pi.; B.: ..ni;
si'eoo; wn- s. Phillips, 1909 N. z. ave.
MAPLE AVE-. nesriy new. o r. b, eiec..
h.v.h-. sleeping porch. Price. 80 $50
MAHoRNEY q SULLIVAN. 1527 Eye st.
Nv. n. 1871.
KENTLwoRTH. best residence ss., Iarrs
lot; est g.. ,o fr,ns;: .%L. etc; 800;
CO.. INC. i42s 81 n. t5s1.
TAKoMA PARK-FRAdE, RMS, BATH,
h.-w.h: lot Is 50xf50: s., 500. THOMAS
:. FISHER q CO.. INC, 7ss i5th st nv.
Main $3.50.
Tsfous Pr. D. O., Blair re- rms.
b.: elect; h.w.h.; 10or135 n. Pries,
ST. .ooo. Hahorney q Sullivan. 1877 Eve st
ExoELLENr RESIDENTIAL SECTION:
IDEAL bungalow Of 9 rooms on q lot 40 By
10 IT.: h.w.h.: elec. lights; large front
snd rear porvhes: ample garage space;
ewner must sell and has priced this house
very lov. Prise. %. $50; essy montAly pay
ments. WM- ,. PHILLIPS. 400 n. Z.
ave. n. se.
/. coIUNBIA AvE.--Det. 2. o.. garage.
s7.ooo HARRY wARDNIN. 1880 st.
81. Main 4ieo.
NR- nh q DAHLfA srs n. ", det .
r.. b.. gar. for cars. lot 50x15o f..
hw.h.. eIec. Price. sff.5oo. MAHoRNEY
3 SULLIVAN. 1871 Eye 81 nv. NJ .s7I.
SR WALTER REED HOSPITAL. 8 rns.,
b.. toilets. AMI. gar. s12.5oo. Thos
J. yIsHER CO.. T3s 18th NJ. Y. ESQ.
TULIP AVE. OFF 18th sr CAR LINE,
rms 4 b.. anil $500: good terms.
WIN. 5 Phillips. 400 New York ave. n. es
HICKORY AvE.-Besutifui y, ;. 4 me IL
bungslow; anil t6.5oo; tJ00 ~ash: BAL
-sy. DAVIS q STEELE. 1870 n Z.
'w ."
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11

s4.7so-cIARENDoE. VA.
$500 CASH AND $50
MONTHLY WILL BUY A
NEW BUNGALOW; s RMS.
AND BATH: CELLAR: GAS
AND ELECTRICITY; FUR
MACE; LAUNDRY TUBS;
LOT 50xiS0: ONE SQUARE
TO CARS.
DAVID Z. BARRY.
Main 1901 lsU7 q ST.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.

MRS. J. y. MAITBY
SIT 10Th st. ne: daily readings. 81. half
hours. Meetings Thursday. s D. m. Phone
Lincoln 5Of2 sTs
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11

TAKOMA PARKS, 900.
Here Is a remarkable Offering in a large
rorner house; on a lot 65x14: contains
spacious rooms, bath; garage space:
large front porch and rear porch: beauti-
ful shrubbery. House is In very good
rendition: terms WM. s. PHILLIPS.
1409 " Y ave. Main os.