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The New York herald., 1922-11-28
American Girl Hockey
Team May Tour England

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. I.-An
- American girls hockey team
l. may compete in England next
year. a member of one of the teams
of the Philadelphia Interclub Hockey
League announced to-day.
A meeting of the Women's Ma
tional Hockey Association will be
held at the Philadelphia Cricket Club
December 1, when an invitation re-
Gently received from the All English
Women's Hockey Association to
send team to Great Britain will
be answered.
An American team invaded Eng
land two years ago and the British
girls returned the courtesy last year.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Cornell in Trial Practice
on Home Lot This Afternoon

Special Dtspotch to THE New YonK HnLp.
ITHACA, Nov. 27.-Cornell to-day be-
gan a keying UP for the Penn gane In
the first OF a two days cleanup prac-
tice at home before the squad starts for
Philadelphia at midnight tomorrow.
Snow"an a thaw had made the varsity
field sloppy. so, after brisk drill In
passing and handling punts. the team
was sent indoors and for an hour raced
through the plays to be used against
Penn.
The lineup for the Penn game Is now
practically settled, except left end.
where Henderson and Buckley are In a
close race.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Scholastic Athletics

George Xanthaky. quarterback OF the
Morris High School eleven. was elected
captain of the Maroon and White team
for 1923 at meeting OF the football
squad yesterday. Xanthaky weighs less
than 1870 pounds, but he played through
the greater part OF every game OF his
teams schedule. He II credited with
the longest run made by a Morris player
this year. sixty-three yards for a touch
down. after intercepting q forward pass
in a game with Asbury Park.
Coach John A. Norton Of the Ford
ham Prep basketball team has started
practice in earnest with the appear
ance OF last years regulars. who until
now have devoted their attention to
football. The Maroon IS practicing out
doors on the asphalt court, which was
installed last summer. Practice was
continued outdoors yesterday in spite
of the wintry blasts and the snow
furry.
The football players who have re-
ported for practice at Fordham include
Johnny Byrne. quarterback George
flaming, end; Phil weis. halfhAck, and
Joe Harrington. end. all regulars OF last
years five. Capt. Mehan had already
Failissy. two other members of the
this year. Landers w. Byrne. McAIlis-
ter. O'Dea. McFsll and Cristof are other
candidates.
George Krieg, end OF the Tvandor
Childs football team. has been selected
leader for next year. Evander will lose
all but four members OF the first string
squad by graduation. including the line.
from tackle to tackle. and the entire
backfeld. The players remaining are
Fabrizzio and Del Negro. who alter
mated at tho other wing position, and
Newton. substitute quarterback. who
made good in the game with the Penn
freshman seconds. Joe Genzardi. FULL
back. is given credit as tho most con-
sIstcnt player on this years team by
Coach Herbert Ross.
Evander tried unsuccessfuily 90 ar
range another contest with Norris High,
as urged by the football committee of
the =. s. A. L. The committee disal-
lowed the protest of the Evander team
in its scoreless tic with Morris, but sug-
gested a replay as the fairest thing.
Lawrence, High School OF Lawrence.
Il. L., VIII meet Brockton High at
Brockton. Mass, Thursday. I'm an In
tersectional contest. Lawrence has won
the Long Island title. outside OF Brook
lyn and Queens. and has made a re-
markable record this year. Ivan r. Ahl-
gren. faculty manager. tried without
success 10 meet Poly Prep. which. how
ever. opposes post-season games. Law
renco has won eight straight. scoring
236 points to 26 for opponents. Joff
Carlip. halfback. has scored if9 OF the
total.
Coach Chick Saitman and stuyvesants
first championship football team will be
guest. of honor at dinner rendered by
the Stuyvcsant Club next Saturday at
the Tifty-seyenth Street X. N. G. a.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Ticket Speculation Charge
costs Senior at Yale $5C

of Scranton. Pa, a senior in Yale Univer-
sity, was fined $50 by Judge Samuel n
Hoyt in City Court to-day for speculat-
ing In tickets for the Yale Harvard foot
bail game In theYale Bowl Saturday. He
was charged with selling two tickets for
s25 each. The established price was SO
each. Lewis pleaded not guilty. He
said he was trying to dispose OF the
tickets In the Hotel Taft lobby, where
he was arrested.
Philip Epstein and Louis Shanok OF
this city, freshmen in Yale, also accused
of specializing. had their cases continued
until tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Harvard Athletes Start
Winter Sports Practice

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YoRK HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. 27.--Winter
sport teams at Harvard had their initial
meetings to-day. The varsity basketball
team reported In Hemenway gymnasium
10 Capt Lou Gordon and Coach wach-
ter. There we're thirty candidates out.
Fifty candidates reported for wrest-
ling, while the gymnastic team also had
its first session. The scheduled varsity
hockey meeting was postponed until to-
morrow night on account of the Illness
OF Coach Claim.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
New Italian Government
VIII Develop Athletics

~ ONE, Nov. q (Associated
* Press).-The Mussolini Gov
i ~ ernment will create shortly
an Under Secretary of State for
sports and physical culture similar
to the office held in France by Gas
ton Vidal. 1t was learned to-day.
This Under Secretariat. which win
form a part of1the Ministry of the
Interior. will be directed by Aldo
Finzi. former aviator. champion
motorcycle driver and one of the
best middle distance men of the
period of his activity in track ath-
letics. around 1904.
The Under Secretary will collabo-
rate with the Italian Olympic COM
mlttee in preparation for Italy's par
ticipation in the next Olympic
games.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
TEAM SCORE.
AZ Tiger Candidates for
Swimming and Water Polo

Special Dispatch 70 TIE New YosK HmsLp.
PRrNcBroN. ". j.. Nov. 27.--Forty-
seven candidates for the Princeton swim
ming and water polo teams reported to
Coach Frank Sullivan In tho initial
indoor practice I'm Brokaw Pool here this
afternoon, after preliminary outdoor
training of five weeks. Tho schedule
for the coming season has been an
nounced as follows:
freshman teams.
JANUARY 10, Penn al Princeton; ~. G.
O. N. Y. at New York; 20, Columbia at
Princeton; &c, wesleyan at Middletown
"a, Yale at New Haven.
FEBRUARY %, G. r. N. Y. at Princeton
-, Penn At Philadelphia; IS, Columbia
al New York.
MARCH 2, Yale at Princeton: % and -,
lntcrcollcgiates at Princeton.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Harvard Rowing Schedule
for Next Spring Announced

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 27.--Harvard rowing
dates for tho 1923 season we're posted
tonight as follows:
May 8. Harvs rd- d-Prlnceton- polls
at Princeton, varsity and freshmen
crews IL. second varsity crew. NJ. ]. r.
26, Harvard Cornell. varsity and fresh.
men crews. varsity second crew at the
American Henley. Philadelphia.
Juno 22, Harvard Yale. varsity, second
varsity, combination and freshman
crews at New London
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
COLUMBIA ATHLETE TO WIN CROSS COUNTRY TITLE
Scheduled Boxing Bouta

TONIGHT.
Pioneer Sporting Club--.Jaek Bernstein
vs. Babe Herman. I2 rounds; Marty
Summers vs.. Sailor Joe Quinn. 10 rounds.
WEDNESDAY.
Madison Square Garden--Gene Tunney
vs.. Charley Weinert. Is rounds; Jimmy
Kelly vs.. Eddie Shevlin, 10 rounds.
THURSDAY.
Rink Sporting Club (afternoon) Dave
Rosenberg ". Mike O'DOwd, 10 rounds
for middleweight title; Sammy Cohen vs..
Young Zulu Kid. 10 rounds
Madison Square Garden (night)-Inter-
City amateur boxing tourney.
l02d ArmOry-kid Butler Vs. Kenny Nc
Coy, 12 rounds; Bobby Green Vi. Jimmy
Ciarkson, s rounds.
FRIDAY.
Commonwealth ;. C.-yIsdek Zbyszko vs.
Frank Nelson, best two In three falls,
catch
SATURDAY.
Commonwealth s. C.-Frankie Jerome VS..
Battling Leonard, I2 rounds.
RidgewoOd Grove Sporting Ciub--,Joe
Ritchie VS.. Willie CARRIER, 12 rounds
Jim Henry ". frankie Powers, 10
rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Kipke to Lead Michigs

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Nov. 27.-H
G. Kipke Of Lansing. Mich. star
back Of the Michigan varsity 70
eleven, was elected captain of the
squad at a meeting OF the M m, p
day. Kipke, one Of the best half
Michigan has produced, has one q
year TO play.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Notre Dame to Play Skibos.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 27.--An important
intersecuonal football clash In 1e23 will
bring together Notre Dame and Carno-
gie Tech. r. III. Haaren. graduate man
ager OF Tech, to-day announced that. as
Notre Dame wished 60 be placed on the
Skibos' fe23 schedule. tho contrac,
would be drawn up. The game will be
played here.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
N. Y. Boy Union Captain.

SCHENECTADY, Nov. 27.-Northrup p.
Bellinger OF New York city. a Junior.
was chosen captain of the 1923 Union
College football team tonight. Bellin-
ser, q guard. won his letter last year
when he played center. He is a men,
Der OF Psi Upsilon Fraternity.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
THE DIFFICULTY.

Tn the days
the house Now we have
would
HORSES
don't walk because there Is no room
packing stands vendors
pees and Visitors
permit subway guards to add
ambulances and hearses
THE
Would healthy Exercise
belt line
with special
links the riding schools the
REMEDY.
But
full to slender
the six day Madison
oldest
better coVoreu
tot o
system Some OF Its
cleanliness with exercise We
throw cake Of soap Save
cracker but somewhat thicker than
it. cake OF soap In the soap
Of the ana set
prepared
holder the bathr
practice effort his part the nrst
able squey the
Continue until in glow
internally.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
THE LISTENING POST

2 By WALTER lRUMBULL G.
Copyright. 1922 by THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
HEALTH HINTS.
course In exercise toe'pc planned;
It's really quite complete;
When you have naught at all on hand
Just try to do some feot.
TO cause the blood to circulate
Select. ,rhcn morning chimes
A mortgage Of the proper a0ctght
And lift 1t ttcenty times.
Then should you at the table look
In cain for appetite,
Thro1o toast and poached eggs at the cook
And kick NTH all your might
First get these exercises pat:
The many i0hich remain
We leauc yop to think oMt-for that
Win erercise your brain.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28


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The New York herald., 1922-11-28
JOCK HUTCHINSON,
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ON THE LAW OF THE LINKS
BY Jock Hutchison

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The New York herald., 1922-11-28

Coach Chick Saitman and stuyvesants
first championship football team will be
guest. of honor at dinner rendered by
the Stuyvcsant Club next Saturday at
the Elfty-seventh Street X. NJ. G. a.
Evening star., 1922-03-04


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RICHMOND PARK-$95OO
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NEAR LINCOLN PARk-%85O
pan wheIsh
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10th ST. HEICiHTS-S15,5OO
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terms.
NORTHEAST LOCATION-S65OO
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
MEMBER OF WASHINGTON
Phone Main oo I4oo New York Ave.
Evening star., 1922-03-04

s14.500-3-STORY BRICK: 0 ROOMS AND
bath? hot-air furnace: gas, electricity; fine
back yard. Cash. $4,000: bal. 800 mo. Near
4O9 Continental Trust bldg.
FOR SALE-TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT
near Western High School. S and rooms
and bath. Separate furnaces. Reasonable
price. Edward p. Schwartz, Inc, 734 18th
NV. (See Mr.. Birckhead).
81, 800; NEAR 1st AND STs. N.W.-SIX
rooms, bath; furnace heat: gas light; good
cellar. A splendid home for the one who cannot
afford to pay the high prices, and easy terms.
$500; northeast section-A well built three
story brick; located near 7th and Nd. ave,
containing rooms, bath; gas light; $1,000
cash required.
WILLIAM +. BALLARD,
Evening star., 1922-03-04

BY OWNER.

Immediate possession Located in one Of
the best sections OF Columbia Heights, near
18th and Euclid SITS. Three STORY. colonial
porch brick house: ten large rooms. two tiled
baths, hct-water heat. electric lights; instan-
taneous water heater; double brick garage
(rental SIS per month: al! windows screened
This house in perfect condition
SI4,25O for immediate sale.
Address Box 293-K. Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
Main 1884.

S31O IL ~ 3ADD4 4oAN.
BUNGALOw-Beautiful frame with stone
foundation, 9 rooms. tiled bath, h.-w.h.,
electricity. spacious grounds. PRICE. S11, 500.
WEST OF 14TH ST.-Beautiful two-story
tapestry brick. 8 rooms. bath, h.-w.h., cleo
tricity and gas, beamed ceiling in dining
room. oak floors and trim, attic. garage,
owner going abroad will give prompt pos
session. PRICE. $4,000.
IOWA AvE.-Two-story tapestry brick.
colonial front. 8 rooms. tiled bath. h.-w.h.,
electricity, parquet floors. gass-inclosed
sleeping porch. brick garage. PRICE. $4,000.
NORTHEAST HOMES.
SEMI-DETACHED-On broad street one
block from Capitol. two-story brick with
stone trimming, rooms. bath, h.-w.h., elec-
tricity. fine condition. PRICE, $4,000.
GRAY BRICK-Two stories, 8 rooms, bath,
modern heat. hne condition. PRICE. $8,50O
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-Two-story red
brick. rooms, tiled bath, modern heat, bay
window front, room for garage. immediate
possession. PRICE, $3.50.
ON TENN. AvE.-Near Lincoln Park, two
story brick. colonial front, rooms, bath.
modern heating plant, good condition. deep
lot. two-car brick garage. PRICE, $3.50.
CORNER-very attractive neighborhood.
two-story brick rooms, bath, side and rear
yards, new paper and paint. PRICE, $3.50
Evening star., 1922-03-04

Chevy Chase, D: c:
PRICE, $4,000. A remarkably low-priced
home Just of Conn. ave. 1t is modern
fp every detail and contains seven rooms
-four bedrooms) and bath; hot-water
heat, electric light; parquet floors; glass
inclosed sleeping and breakfast porches
II you desire a real home. let US show
you this properly.
Near I3th and Clifton SITS.
PRICE, slO.50O. Facing the new Central
High school An unusually attractive
home. having six very large rooms and
tiled bath; hot-water heat electric Ight
hardwood floors and trim throughout
Very deep lot to wide alley. In excellent
condition. Phone for appointment to
inspect.
10Th St. Heights.
PRICE, $4,000. Convenient to the i4th st.
car line. A beautiful detached home.
artistically designed and well con-
structed. Nine large rooms and two
baths: hot-water heat, electric hght'
hardwood doors; sleeping porch; weather
stripped and screened throughout; ;aun-
dry facilities; attic. Situated on large
lot with garage. In perfect condition.
Early possession.
Evening star., 1922-03-04


CHEVY CHASE.
sT and H1 II Ias rooms with % ] ] s %
s% s es ae enr " m Of a house % two contains sa m % % % psni room
There added individual
GEORGETOWN
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ON THE HEIGHTS.
PRICE I s 600 mi 14h
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RHODE ISLAND AVE NE.
Fin % @ ] % a
18th ST. HEIGHTS.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Prize n copvs1nt chevy Chase Mt Pleasant
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10th ST HEIGHTS.
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heas
BOSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES
Tel. Main 434o. 14o6 H St NV.
MEMBERS OF WARRINGTON
Evening star., 1922-03-04
FOB sA1E-HotsEs.
C0nffnued I'd.
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Continued.

$4,000.
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.
sssd n suitable III ps spd % leased at $1,000 Will accept
HANDSOME CLEVELAND PARK HOME.
n., and h Sed% se library % nd dining By Ss
9l2ooO
CORNER NEAR 18th AND RANDOLPH SITS.
garage '1 9as sa % e0nn rooms and ~ colonial front porch and sleeping pn %
BRIGHTWOOD PARK.
Til. s ns.s v. a sn s 1sss% Condition. ss room" baths lights
$Io5oo.
ST NEAR JUDICIARY SQUARE.
pe ] heat WIN % a' % @ s % @ 5 a but @s ss % sa % %
$1,000.
HOLM1AD MANOR
electric "S : swss ss s 1s % ,se as sro0m brick residence "at heat
$500.
PETWORTH BUSINESS PROPERTY.
:a s f ave % @ % % sF s n S issiS s and 1uSns S
$3.50.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
living Twsfm ws hou located west Of 18Th heating plants SPACIOUS
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE
residence IL Excellent condition Lot
$4,000
GOOD INVESTMENT
Two houses
WM H. SAUNDERS & co.
1888 X ST NV. Phones Main 1oI6 and 1917.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Continued
FOR SALE-H0UsES.
Continued

NOrtheaStSsOO
condition
West ,sA Groom BRICK Mt and
Downtown-$75o.
sleeping p,s S ssns ps.tGsa a You sas @ s9 % and s' %
APPRAISED VALUES -!
WHY HSS5Rr FaT tR SgR sE YOU
,. ,..S. Gonmb 1aa NIB 5 1stsea M IN. condition.
u.. s; @ se can ysa t.. 5 and " splendid ~
Columbia Heights -$975o 7 ,,s You, .,..,v.,
be Gn es s" In ssnt condition and near 1' an" Park " your opportunity
West . , Par. Mt NJ ,ass .r, ss; floors. wonderful condition.
s,, ~, and Park &C. Goumbia s, d s v . sold by us this
Downtown-$oSso.
Sa5 Pnesnn ss%Ps a"s ss sS % home " " neat %
rop good paying
{HHE SHs s$S
FIR ass 80, On, oonn,, r.
AN UNUSUAL LIST Of CHEVY CHASE VALUES.
HARRISON ST.
$4,000.
seidetached home nine large and two complete
baths electric lights hotwater heat hardwood floors and tm
open repaces double garage large lot Priced right 2oo
HUNTINGTON ST. $1,000.
ps ] % u9 lG % mattel ss % ] ave- exceptionally, @ @ pretty @ h % % s % , s
Sn5 % bath large side ] pI s
s:,: :" e. :: 4 ;;; eis: s ss ( : s
MAPLE AVE
$4,000.
low price for this secon and BATH many
French DOORS making the house airy and exceptionally aactve
hot heat electric lig ghs; garage 2o7-2
WOoDBINE ST KIRKE ST.
$1,000: $I1Soo.
::: Il $:: :::: ::: '::: : ':; g:
McKEEVER & GOsS,
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Evening star., 1922-03-04
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

Near Conn. ave. bridge. ~ rooms. :; baths:
modern in every detail: hrppisces, sleeping
porches: two-car brick garage: fine condition.
Immediate possession. Very reasonable price
and terms. Col. 1920
SUBURBAN COTTAGE: EXTRA LARGE LOT:
modern conveniences: b.-w. h: half block to
ears one fare: excellent location: reasonable
terms. Hyafts. 324-M. G.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
VACANT-COLORED.
S%OO NNSII. :.
SY5 TER M0NTH

Sa5 TER MONTH.
Near 9Th and Florida ave nv. Six rooms
Bono % 'S Sids.. 18th 18th and New York ave. NV. 5:
BDAUTIFUL o:RM, HOUSE: rELLAR. STA.
s.room H.: fur. H. 1iis Q ST.
10-room h.: latrobe h.: 1GO7 18th st.
I7,h and 18th ."' .,S. y " H." ST. oe''
ed strobc h.: front and back yds.: 1911 W st.
s-ruom b fur. h.: 1lth st. bet. 7 and U SITS.
Grcom h.: h.w.h.: Fla. ave. bet. 1ith and
sroom h.: large back yd.: fur. h.: Lament
st. bet. "a. ave- and Sherman ave.
Groom h.: cellar. fur. H.: large back yd. to
Groom h.: h.w.h., electric light Thomas st.
" :. HOLLAND.
1901 eth At n.w
Southern Aid bldg.. Room 800.
North 1927.
rAYOR STREET NEAR 14th. siI rooms and
bath, practically new house; modern in every
" was; s;o room s s 70. garage. PRICE. slos'o; only
proved street. just of the boulevard near
schools churches and stores: hcme Of five
r"oms and bath: entirely modern. Price.
~ CLAUDE WARREN.
<14l0 street NV.
Main 1854.
BUNGALOWS
WOODRIDGE-New. ready to occupy: we'll
arranged rooms with bath nnd large attic; ex-
rellent construction: hot-water heat: electric
lights; laundry tubs: corner lot So IT. frUnt
garage. Price, $500; $1,s00 cash.
CONDUIT RD-A very desirable home
Palisades Of the Potomac: high elevation: 5
rooms and large attic: porches; electric lights;
hot-water heat: garage. This property can be
purchased on easy terms. and possession given
with deed. Price, $3.50.
WILLIAM 7. BALLARD,
1917 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
BY OWNER.

1s4 EUCLID ST. NV.
Vacant: immediate possession: three story.
colonial porch brick house. Ten rooms, two
tiled baths: electric lights: hot-water heat:
double brick garage. In Al condition. Price
reduced for quick sale.
OWNER on PREMISES SUNDAY FROM =
To Pm.
Evening star., 1922-03-04

So S66oo-BRAND-N NEW-2nd AND ADAMS N.E-S8oo CASH
nth ST. NEAR PARK RD NEAR end AND SITS NE
nS nts yas use @ Soe a nSSa fine
cashb n pettes sections OOcsh;
month.
9Th ST.-PETWORTH. ,-1, 49,,
L. L. w
home;ha
balance real asy.
9th AND F SITS. NE.
7 n Of the
1885 NORIH CAPITOL ST. IS S ST. NV.
Sleeping tiled and
DAVIS & STEELE
Main 53o8- 5oSo. 1920 New York Ave- N. w.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
ONE SQUARE OF DUPONT
CIRCLE.
Price. $4,000.

\ very attractive corner residence with 10
, rooms and baths. hOt-water heat. electric
i Light and excellent lot This property not
p; only is suitable as residence. but is in the
Iirst commercial zone, and therefore he
converted into a business corner. 1t is worth
! while,
Evening star., 1922-03-04
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
A Beautiful New Corner

ReS1dence 1Or only Sl2,OOO.
This property merits the investigation of
any one desirons of buying modern home on
the Heights convenient to the 14th ST. car
line. The house has large. bright rooms.
hot-water heat electric light. hardwood 1oors
iuil: in garage. sleeping porci copper screens
throughout. and fine lot. Possession when
sold
Evening star., 1922-03-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUILT SIX
room modern brick: line location: electricity,
gas, hot-water heat. Price, IS 800: 81 800
cash. eoI Allison st. NV. Phone Col. 560s.
SUBURBAN; sEvEN-ROOM COTTAGE: NEAR
on prominence overlooking Washington and be-
!ond' half block TO new Annapolis pike and
uree 10 cars: easy terms. Hyatts. 32i-M &c
NEW HOUSE. NEAR 10th ST: FULLY DE-
.acAeu, iot ooxl.6; ten rooms, two baths; Sleep
lns porch. breakfast porch: double brick ga
raRe. Price, S2S.JO0. Address Box 104-L, Star
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. NEAR 18th AND FAIR
mont sts six rooms. bath: hot-water heat,
eiectr1c ilght sleeping porch Price. S105 800.
Address Box 103-L Star office
AN OPPORTUNITY
To secure a desirable home near
9th and Pa. ave. Sc, having :
rooms and bath. Price, $500
Terms are easy.
HARRY A. KITE,
1914 K St. NV. Main 484o.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME. PRE-wAR
construction. less than two blocks from 14th st.
car line: house is in perfect condition. has six
rooms, full tiled bath. open fireplace. large
attic. slate roof. h.-w. h.. electricity: very
cherry and plum ire&: quantities Of small
fruit. Price only $500; 81. 500 cash. balance
monthly; owner-occupant will give immediate
possession. Address Box s2-L Star Office. s'
Evening star., 1922-03-04

PRICE. s120 600.
:, Inst listed an eight,room and bath. thor
oucSiv modern house. in the 1900 block on
Quincy St; built-in garage.
e'As' PRICE. $14. 900.
n, 1Qtl, at. in aristocratic neighborhood: /:
+bree.story brick and stone residence: twelve
rooms and two baths; good condition; hot-water
heat. electric light.
'e"'' PRICE. $500.
On Quincy st. in 100 block: siI rooms and
soth semi i-ietached brick; all modern improve
ments: l5-ft. alley: must be sold Immediately:
very OFFER.
n, 18Th ST.. 200 block: two nine-room and
III, ,,ouses. owner anxious 10 dispose Of both:
,,:m ~: m: consider AIRY reasonable offer.
VIII PRICE, $500.
200 bIockv ST. ne: six room ana ha n
house; all modern ecnfenseheeS' ro'm i'f ga
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Evening star., 1922-03-04

STONE & FAIRFAX.
80. John MEAsH President ,,;o.,.
1912 New York Ave. N.W-- Main 2424
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1912 New York Ave. NV Main 1924