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The New York herald., 1922-09-20
BUYERS UPPERMOST
IN COTTON MARKET
Near East Situation Ceases to
Be Factor for Decline in
Futures Prices.

The better undertone that developed
with the initial call In yesterdays cot
ton market was due largely TO the reali-
cation that the Near East situation was
not as big a market factor as had been
pictured. Many operators. who had sold
out their lines on Monday. took the buy
ing side again, and there also was scat
tered short covering. The market In
general seemed technically improved. al
though at no time did 1t advance more
than 80 to 81 points, closing sharply un-
der Its top, at a gain of Is to 22 points.
The action of the market seemed to
imply that new short interest of con-
siderable size had been encouraged by
recent developments. including reports
from Texas to the effect that rains had
done good In many sections. That much
of the sensational damage news had been
exaggerated was evident.
Much of the markets early response
was due to the favorable action of
Liverpool. The English market opened
about to penny points better than
due at the time of the local call was l5
better than expected
The local spot market was quoted Is
points higher at 21.55 cents a pound for
middling. The New Orleans market was
up 25 points at 20.75 cents. It's sales
were 1851 bales.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
TWO RAIL STOCK ISSUES
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE
Larger Is Bangor and Aroos-
took Preferred.

Brown Brothers & Co. and Hayden.
Stone & Co. are Offering s3,4S0,000
Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Co.
per cent. cumulative preferred stock at
95 and accrued dividend to yield over
7.35 per cent. For the year to June 30
last. the dividend requirements for this
stock were earned about ~ times, while
the average annual earnings of the
stock since Its Issue date In 1917 are
estimated at about 21a times require
ments.
Joseph Walker & Sons arc Offering
100000 Lackawanna Railroad Co. of
New Jersey 4 per cent, capital stock at
a price to yield nearly s per cent. The
stock Is free from normal Federal in
come tax and is guaranteed by the Della
ware, Lackawanna &c Western in per-
petuity. It underlies all securities on an
important portion OF the main line be-
tween New York and Buffalo.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
II. Paul and Kansas CITY.

az. Paul & Kansas City Short Line
Railroad Company 1st as due m is4I
have shown Increased activity N the
New york Stock Exchange in recent
weeks. At present prices the bonds
yield about 5.7S per cent The Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Com
nanv Owns the entire capital stock OF
the the short line company and has leased
the road for period OF ninety-nine
wars These bonds are guaranteed
,,rtnc,nal and interest by Endorsement
Of Rock Island. They are secured py
= first mortgage on 1898 miles of road
from Clear Lake Junction TO Des
MoInes. 1880 miles. and from Carlisle TO
Attention. Ia, G.4 miles. The bonds are
aIso n line on terminal property at
Manly Junction. Mason City and East
pes Moines, Ia The company has
trackage rights from Mason City to
Manly over the Chicago Great Western
Railroad and from East Des Moines
through Des Moines to Carlisle over
the Chicago, Rock Island a Paffic
Railway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
NEW DETROIT ISSUE
Is OFFERED TO-DAY
$5,000,000 Bonds to Be Sold
at Price to Yield About
a 1-8 Per Cent.

Public subscription is being asked to-
day by a syndicate composed OF the
Bankers Trust Company. the National
City Company and Keane, Higbie & Co.
for ~ new issue OF s5.oo0.ooo city of
Detroit AZ per cent. municipal bonds.
The issue is being offered at prices to
yield about AS per cent. and natures
June l. 1912 to June /. 1852. from date
OF June /, 1922.
The bonds. which are legal invest
ment for savings banks and trust funds
in New York. Massachusetts,, Connecti-
cut and other States, are being issued
for sewer, water and street railway pur-
poses. They are a direct obligation OF
the city of Detroit and payable. prin-ci-
pal and interest. from taxes. The ratio
of the net debt to the assessed valuation
Is less than 5A per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Citizens Gas o..

Citizens Gas Company Indianapolis
first and refundins mortgage bs matur,
ing In ls42 are selling at prices to yielo
the investor about $40 per cent. In
company with other public utility cor
porations Citizens Gas has prollteo
from lower operating costs and the ex-
mansion OF general business. Since last
Nav the company has been receiving
81 20 per thousand cubic feet OF gas IN
stead of the previous rate of 80 cents.
Owing to better general business ana
the coal strike the company also has
been able to increase its sales OF coke.
an important source OF revenue. Profits
for the current year are likely TO set
a new record. The bonds are secured
by a first lien on all the property, leases
and franchises OF the company now
owned or hereafter acquired. The psys-
zeal property security. as determined by
the engineer of the Public Service Com
mission of Indiana, Is about twice the
amount OF bonds outstanding. Net
earnings for the last six years have
averaged nearly twice the amount OF
bond interest.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Average Bond Prices
Tuesday. Sept. 10. 1922.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Price changes in, yesterdays rather
featureess bond market were confined to
fractions in most cases. the general ten
dency of issues being to hold firm at
about Mondays closing prices or slightly
higher. Liberty bonds found fair de-
mand all day in anticipation of veto
by President Harding of the soldiers
bonus bill. The foreign group moved in.
narrow limits, several French issues
rallying slightly. Obligations. of Great
Britain were again under pressure, prob
ably reflection of England's lone stand
on the Turkish question. The cheaper
railroad issues. as well as several in
dustrials. found favor, but none of the
advances was outstanding and business
as a whole was dull. The days total
transactions exceeded s12,000.000.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
BID IN TEMToR PROPERTY.

GRANITE CITY. ILL.,. Sept. t9.--Holders
Of the first mortgage bonds Of the Tenn
tor Corn and Fruit Products Company
bid in at s1.0o0.o00 the property Of the
company when II was sold by John $.
Schlafly trustee In bankruptcy at the
local plant yesterday. Bidding in Of the
property by the bondholders was said to
he a step toward reorganization of the
Temtor company. The property sold In
Guided a Jelly and jam manufacturing
plant at Penn Yam, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

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The New York herald., 1922-09-20
BRIER HILL STEEL PLANS.

Directors Of the Brier Hill Steel Conn
pany have authorized the expenditure OF
st,o00.000 for the reconstruction of the
Thomas Works at Niles. Ohio. consisting
OF twelve mills. according to advices from
Youngstown. The productive capacity
OF the mills Will be increased by 25 per
cent. At their meeting yesterday the
directors also authorized payment OF the
regular quarterly dividend of s1.75 a
share on the preferred stock on October
! to shareholders Of record September 20.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
To Redeem Gas Bonds.

The Consolidated Cas- Electric Light
and Power Company of Bait more ad-
vises all holders of its series B. IA rer
cent. first refunding mortgage sinking
fund gold bonds that they will be re-
deemed on December / at 110 and ac-
crued interest at the Bank of the Man.
haitian Company. New York. at Alexan-
der Brown & Sons. Baltimore or at
London Joint City and Midland Bank.
Ltd. of London.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
CUBA RAILRoAD-INcoME.

The report OF the Cuba Railroad Com
pany for the year ended June 30 last
shows gross earnings OF s1f.722,a7i.
compared with s15.s53.95s last year, and
a net income after charges of s1,546.444,
compared with s312.959 for the previous
twelve months. The balance sheet as of
June 30. 1922. shows cash amounting
TO s569.915: cash on deposit to meet
interest on funded debt amounting to
s27.2O5 and s2s1.o34 in notes and loans
receivable.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
KAysER a co. FOREIGN PLANS.

Julius Kayser g. Co. have completed
plans for formation OF the kayser Tex
tile Gesellschaft. in Saxony. to handle
the company's export business In Ger
many, according TO w. a. shakman.
yjce-president Of the company. A dis-
tributing corporation. 10 be formed In
England. with foreign branches, also Is
planned.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Lost. STOLEN OR DESTROYED.

20 Shares OF Stock OF The National Park
Bank of New York, certificates numbered
12lo2-i4743-l6762 issued in the name OF
Homer B. Richa rdson. All persons are TO,
uuired TO show cause to said The National
Park Bank OF New York. No. 2i4 Broadway. I.
New York City. ~. Y, why new certificate
should not be issued In lieu of said certifi-
Gates 50 lost stolen or destroyed.
JOHN W wOoDARD, Executor OF the Wfll
OF Homer b. Richardson. -
August %. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Ontario Bond sale Postponed.

The sale of s1o.0oo.o00 of per cent.
90 year bonds of the Province of On
tario. Canada. has been postponed and
all tenders for the issue have been can
celled, 1t was announced at the Office of
the provisional treasurer in Toronto.
Proposals were to have been opened at
noon yesterday
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
city OF Long Branch AIS.

B. j. Van Ingen & Co. are Offering
n new issue OF $4,000 city Of Long
Branch Az per cent. Improvement bonds.
maturing from July 1, 1924 to 1898.
They are offered at prices to yield 4.25
per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet and steady at . points
advance: middling 13.1sd. Sales 5000. I'M
ports 1000. all American. Futures were
due to II points higher: they opened at
Ii to 10 points advance and closed steady
at net advance of II to IS points. Closing
prices: October 2.42d. December 12.20d. :
January, 12.t4d.: March. 12.o3d.: May
11.s9d.; July. 11.7Sd Manchester-Yarns
steadier: cloths a fair business doing The
IL o'clock bids were cabled to Liverpool as
follows October. 21.soc.: December. q 40c. ;
January, 21.35c. March, 81 .43c.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
New York Land Bank Offering.

The Manufacturers Trust Company
and Remick. Hodges & Co. are offering
sl,000,000 of per cent. gold bonds Of
the Land Bank Of the State of New York
at prices to yield 40 to 4.6S per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Jersey city 4hs Awarded.

James +. Cannon, Jr., director OF
revenue and finance of Jersey City. has
awarded 100000 of the citys Al per
cent. 90 SO year AVERAGE water bonds n
Kountze Bros. for s51s.725. Other bid
ders included the National City Com
pany. Harris, Forbes & Co. and the w.
r. Compton Company.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
New York City Bsltimore NOR & o.
Ajax Rubber
O. fn0n

Am Sm & Ri
1aA A & fnll
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Illinois Issue to BE sold.

The issue of s6.000.000 Of the State
OF Illinois per cent. highway bonds.
awarded to syndicate composed Of the
William r. Compton Company. Dillon,
Read & Co. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. ut
99.6SS3. probably win Re offered for pub
lie subscription tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Rock Island Issue Sold.

The issue of s5,00o,00o OF 4 per cent
gold bonds of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company offered
at 81 3-S and interest by Speyer C Co.
and Harris. Forbes & Co. has been sold.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Various MunicipaIs offered.

A list of un'clpal bonds of various
maturities and prices to yield from 4.10
to per cent. Is being offered by r. NJ.
Grant 4 Co. The bonds are exempt
from Federal income taxes.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday: Wheat.
So s25: beef, bbls.. 100; baaons. lbs. ee5 800;
taiiow, lbs, $4,000: oatmeal, sacks, $50:
oats. bu., te,5si: barley, bu... fs, $50; pork.
sv' IA, grease, % ibs.. isi ,So6; ciicsks. Tbs..
1yooo, 500. iubricating of. gals. 71i,soo.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
FREw NEW SURETY DIRECTOR.

At the regular monthly meeting OF the
board of trustees of the American Surety
Company yesterday Walter II. Frew,
vresfdent of the Corn Exchange National
Bank. was elected n member of the
Board TO succeed the late William A.
Nash.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Cambria County 4Ms.

Stroud & Co.. Inc. are offering new
Issue of 100000 of 41s per cent. road
and bridge bonds OF Cambria county.
Pa, due 1925 to 1945. at prices to yield
about 4.05 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

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The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Alberta Asks Bond. BIDS.

Bids will be received by the Province
of Alberta tomorrow for s3,000,000 of
twenty year and ~ per cent. bonds.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
UNITED STATES rRE-wAR BONDS.

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The New York herald., 1922-09-20
A Real Help TO Investors
The Investors Pocket Manual

@SS Page Booklet. issued Monthly.
win be furnished FREE by any Investment
banker or broker TO any investor trader
on application: OR for 30c latest copy will
be sent by THE FINANCIAL PRESS, Pub
fishers. 1i6 Broad ST.. New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
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Evening star., 1922-04-16
FOR RENr--HousEs

&V1 kEN N&-c0VuoG0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
e71o 2Ith ST.. NEAR WARpMAN PARK
Hotel rooMs. z eetass pe.shss; A75. Il.
alns wstsr and electricity. coal ald wood fur
nisssd ss 4 fres; rsst. % z week. cHAs. F. MIL
SIX ROON5. TIE BATH; VACANT. 1915
First st. NV; 1910: i0s
sDOOND-FLOOR APARTMENT or aFAMILY
one floor; good heating plant and cellar; loca-
tion in BloominEdale, half block from Rhode
isla:a ave; s..,. and North Capitol Sc, stop; in
apps Gsss x give r.
CHEVY CHASE. =
LoT@suiLT.iN dxS1aEii ROOMS. )
~. AhbeSa : MfDDiSros, INC.
1884 II ct: NV. Main 1o26.
1878 NEW HAMPsHIRE AVE. NV.
out s::s;
1923 N. Z. ave. Main 6ls7-1s1s.
SERf af shag4sfSL MAHsaTS rAsS hoh1@s a9sf aooxs
iaAEPIATE fossHssIoNMREET InSI.p .pyoi $3.50.
1894 H st. NV. Main 1923.
l1os NEW YORK AVE: N.W-NINR ROOMS.
bath; steam heat. electric light; e1cellen, re-
pair; $3.50 month. 49,
1sth AND < SITS. N.w.-is ROOMS. !.
baths; $500 &GekssTsa Ell Rs1fs . eoss.
l4o5 Eye st Main 475:
MOVING BY EXPERTS
Padded vans. Phone Main 900,
Merchants Transfer & Storage
Evening star., 1922-04-16
FARMS


FARM OF 154 ACRES. 80 ACRES GOOD
| state Of cultivation, balance timber land: good
dwelling. barn. etc; tive boiling springs; two
uii fruits: located pp near famous Mountain Lake
Park and Deer Park. Md. For particulars write
G. ". MOON. swanton. Garrett county. Nd:
R: J. p; No. = or call At Apt 'ol' 7i' ST.
10 ACRES, UNDER CIVILIZATIONS; 7-RoOM
frame house; hot-water heat, electricity. bath: !:
Crest Falls line. Phone Clarendon 600-N4.
facts sb0ss %,.,1es the
United States projectl. Write today. Farm
Bureau. Las Cruces. n. Mex.
PECAN-ORANGE ORCHARDS ON THE
gulf slSo Pay us 81 ns1t weekly and sRRRSs seHn
ACRES CO.. Ocean Springs. Miss,
VIRGINIA, 50OOACRE ORCHARD RANCH
Commercial apple orchard belt: 500 wine
saps just in bearing: New $500 residence
s. !0Waiff %aii st., 4. 7.
$50 ACRES FINE FARM. LAND; 125 ACRES
under high state of cultivation; well watered; !;
fair improvements; 20 acres in original growth
good neighborbood; located 25 miles from
Washington, In Howard county. Md. Price,
S. 900.
provements; acres Of fine orchard and a3
acres under high state of cultivation; over
fine improved road between Washington and
Baltimore. Price, 30 600.
Fine country home and farm with all city
conveniences: electrically equipped; IS acres;
30 acres under high state OF cultivation: fine
improved state road; % miles from WASH
ington. Will be sold at bargain.
ia acres: good improvements: fine orchard !;
IS acres under high state of cultivation, bal
ance in good timber; IA miles from Washing-
ton over good road. Price, IS 500.
See ]. A. wYNKoOP. with J. O.. WELDON
& CO., Ill B ct. s.e., opposite Congressional
Library.
MARYLAND TOBACCO FARM, 1S4 ACRES |;
within fifteen miles of Washington; near state
road. Call 1721 Willard st. Phone North
Evening star., 1922-04-16
FARMS
FOR SALE-Centinped.


20 ACRES, GROOM HOUSE. 2-R00M TEN
ant house, chicken houses and yards. o. T.
BANNER. Glendale, Nd. Franklin 20S5. 1Gs
FORT Hunt, va: FINE HONE; -S-ROOM
brick dwelling, bath; steam heat; eiee. lights:
Potomac; near cars. si4.Soo. ' s1 " VI
Near 0skton, Va: Groom, hath dwelling;
bah; electric lights; hne pike; near cars;
25-acre- orchard: 0akton, Va; 600 select ap-
pies 100 cherries. 100 pears; two small hopses;
OutbuiIdings. Sacrifice TO settle estate, IS 900.
"a acres; miles s.w. Rockville; splendid
soil; 4-room house; outbuiidings; 2hs. or
chard; p acres clover; spring stream; very
'''sIs XHTHER M n. coNNon, Oxford building.
728 1Ath st. NV, Room 222. Phi. Main 5l7e.
RIVER FRONT, POTOMAC HEIGHTS; FINE
tile bungalow. rooms. bath; h.a.h.; electric
lights; large basement; laundry; toilet. Bar
bethesda; Rockville trolley; 7 rooms, bath:
gas; elec.; h.a.h.; fine corner, Il5x165. $1,000.
Somerset Heights; s rooms: ami; bunga-
i0T elee ,a1 gas frgs SasdeR Plot
elec.; hne home; lot 75x120. S6.50O.
Decatur Heights; rooms. bath; elec. lights;
large basement; laundry; fruit; lot. e5Ii5c.
Ballston. Va; corner; rooms; gas: garage
poultry house: fruit; grape arbor: s3; 800.
72a is,h st NV ~ Room ass 'G'H PS. Main 4i7s
WASHINGTON GROVE. MD, ABOUT Is
with bath; good condition; excellent water;
small stream through place; fne orchard. gar
den. many large oaks; $3.50 cash, bal. to suit
HARRY l. CHEW,
n. 1910. EOS Continental Trust Bldg.
u MILE WATER FRONT.
Is acres level ground; IA acres oyster bed
Benedict. Nd; 80 miles over fRe improved
roads; practically new large Groom dwelling:
electric lights; bath: double screened porches
completely furnished throughout.
Two 4-room cottages. furnished: garage for
cars; two poultry houses: stables: 800 fruit
trees; 1000 Strawberries; sale includes 25-ft.
2-cyl. motor dory. row boat. Ford truck, fam
lily COW; approximately 10000 bushels oysters
in beds; adaptable for attractive summer
home, clubhouse or subdividing.
McLACHLEN BANKING C0RP'N,
Real Estate Dept., 10th and @.
Main 432. Evenings North 3l3.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

!. beautiful 7.ro0m bungalow. Gaitfernia type;
haraveod naIsh throughout; buiit-in bookcases,
china closet, linen closet. s!esptng porch;
double GAragei NA: 20; $500 cash. siss
41th ne North 1000. 0Mner:E
NEW COTTAGE. .l4x2e, ON HOT ooxie9;
month, Take 1870 pm. car today At 1bth and
b sts. n.e:.-Eet o6 1t hiverdais. AK for
NV pUN0ALOW-IN BpApT!yuL yIn.
3Ssslk A'sal..a.' y sssss sss ssa's' ~
Evening star., 1922-04-16

so FERTILE ACRES; 7-ROOM HOUSE;
BATH hot and cold water: large barn and ga
rage for two cars: $500 full bearing grapes;
$50 full bearing fruit trees, peaches, pears
plums and apples; 8 minutes walk to school
and electric cars and Baltimore pike. $13, 600;
IS 600 cash: balance terms. Apply ]. A. MA
GRUDBR, Beltsville. Md.
SMALL FARM; ACRES: SPLENDID BARN.
100 IT.; dwelling; rich Garden soil; directly on
RR; fine for cows. chickens, hogs; several
acres nne woods. $500; big bargain. Address
Box 334-E. Star office.
EIGHT SMALL FARMS; MONTGOMERY
county; on the Potomac; bargains. Address
BOX 294-E, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

1NC.. 7A l5th NV.
176 ACRES; sIx-RooM HOUSE; LARGE
hack barn; 100 acrs. risn loan; loan II IS scrss IN
terms close to school and town. A. d.
BAUsERMAN, Clifton Va.
iF YOU AXE sEEKIN6 a COUNTRY RESI-.
dence ar farm. without or With full equip
nent, We have . numbsf @ then within sssy
eoprsspond %S.s Win rs. telling ns vsst you W.st
pboo., Th' e. idis.so1 81 sAgAo.aii las Gp Il. NV.
77-ACRR FARM ON MARLBORO PIKE; 8
miles from District; large orchard. grapes; g.
sod; s:fa. bay
Md. Phone North 50.
is 1oREs, W oLEAR,. 30 TIMBERi H0UsE.
barn. stable, shade and cateE sco ohMniidinEs: NJ tEo
Title guaranteed. No leasonab'a oasr refIssd.
TRTCK AND FOULTRY FAM ron GALE,
40 acres, 50 tillahle. timheri 6-rocm shingIe
house; Eood outbuildinss: . dosen chickens, 9
bunch Of ducks; new farming tmplemeqts;
black mare. pais o. saoIe' ~ i.ao nee SS.y ,s.
III miles frona etsan and electric ears. 3h
niles from city limits; sdt0ining Green Spring
valley; !. sold u sAR5al, %, S1o' nay terms
lss-ACRE MoNTqoMnKX COUNTY FARM:
preparing corn land; Groom dwelling; new
orchard; real farm. Si2.500.
100 acres; miles from Masassss. Va; ape
Souss; t.o-s.sry buildings; bearing eschsrd.
As trees; farm Al fenced; real place. 81 ,0D0.
iG2 ser:s IN nile Asssess' ss hsntks%sry So.n. I'
ss,s'; s,!s .;,s.a s.sspss,11E; s, s'ss ''.las
zRTh5S !: cSSNSR Ssisss sS,,ssg; Sa,9 f..
Evening star., 1922-04-16

BUSINESS PROPERTY
EOR SALE.
1888 n N.E-MODERN STORE, KITCHEN; !;
apt; alley; electricity: p0rches; tiled bathsi
$a,sS0;; terms; rentals, a,5A2. Apartment
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. DOING GOOD
business, $500 cash. Address Box 355-E. Star
once. 2ee
CORNER STORE AND FLAT, BUSY NORTH
west section; occupied rs grocery; no lease !;
$500. G. d. MILLER. Woodward bldg, Main
GARAGE sT0RINd Is CARS. IN GOOD
buainess section. VIII trade for small store.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. :.
tc,Sp ,p'.ss M:.s n;so Ses oss asse ssnssd.
Consult WELCH, Realtor
Harry 81,
Ni5th and New York ave. Main 4348.
GEORGIA AVE. BUSINESS SITES:
of0om house; easily converted; priced $l,oVo
less than adjoining property; good terms
NEAR TRANSFER CORNER.
store lots; only $500.
ABOVE BRIGHTwooD.
Ola frame; Ist 4e.ft. front; splendid ro Lea
r. = PETTY & PETTY.
..a42a. n Z ave. Main sl2y:lsls.
:. PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
South Side Between 9th and 9TH.
Suitable for any business. 4-story brick
eStIGinE; eSs nGX "a runs through to st. Price,
:wAsH1NaToN REALTY EXCHANGE.
-. Sos D, st NV. Main ass.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

eIy-ROOM, CEMENT BLOCK BUNGALOW;
large perches; gas lights; large cellar; garage:
acre land; located in Cabin John Park, one
mile from car line on Conduit road Bee
CLARENCE HAMILTON, owner, on property.
IN 1CREa AND BROOM HOUSE: CLosD
TO electric and steam cars; 81 800; easy terms.
JOHN B3ICKFORD, Berwyn. Nd. Phone
Evening star., 1922-04-16
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
5-R00M FRAME HOUSE AND ONE-sT6RY
brick store. 122-l24 M set total rent. $21.50:
all for q. 500. CaQ Sunday. apt. 40, 4s
NE.
1902, 1904 1909 HALF. ET. SK.Ie ROOMS.
brick, renting for f87 30 per month; price,
e. 600; $500 cash. balance monthly. p. G.
sAUEA, lN9 4x Ct. GE.
-FOUR BRICK HOUHEs IN SECOND CONNER
eial soua., renting for $50; price, u, ,250. Two
fve-r0om bEtckn p.w., renting for $$7; price,
$500. Two aix.roeW bricks a.w., good st.,
renting for &S8; price. &3.1bo. Two bricks;
rentinl Tor WI; price. 1850; terms. THoMAs
UNINPR0vEn TRACT. Is AoREa. MONT
goniery county. between Mass. ave. and Con-
duit road; Ad5ciRs e0vernmeAt reservation; !;
IDEAL country estate or investmsnt. Phone
TWO M0nfRN INVESTNENf PK0PERTIEs;
good locations; paying excellent retutnsi good.
stable values; ysafly rents, a. 800 and Ss.000;
win seil at Ssrfsin .sth sabstsntiai ga cash
= INVESTMENT.
Fourfsmiiy Sat hgildipg Of briek. locsted
IN the nsrthsast. Thsse -roone and bath u
HoWENsTEIN BROS.
7s1t AND n ET9: N.k LIEC0IN ~.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

FoR sAI.H-OND OF THE MOST DNsIR-
able farms in Montgomery county. Nd: situ-
ated near Rockville tnd sbolt N miles from
improved by dwelling, containing ten rooms
and bath: also six-room tenant house, new
bank barn and all necessary buildings: includes
horses. cows, bull and ali necessary imple-
ments, There are about 100 acres under culti-
vatim, IL acres in meadow. large apple Or
plums peaches. etc. Has also about 40 acres
in very fine timber. The apples will yield, in
an ordinary season. from u to Is hundred dol
Be agreed upon. Apply EDW. p. SCHWARTZ.
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