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NEGRO FARMERS HOLD
FOUR-DAY CONFERENCE

WAYCROSS, Jan. 3.-The colored
farmers of Ware and adjoining coun-
ties are holding a four-day confer
enee here this week which began last
night. The conference will be under
the direction of the colored farm
demonstration agent, A, Il. Hines
man.
A very interesting program for the
occasion has been arranged. Last
night was given a free moving picture
show. The sessions. are being address
ed by prominent white citizens Of
Waycross. 4
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Creme" a little bit on salt and
sweetness" These words but mildly
express all off the qualities which
make the heroine of James 9Montgom-
ery's most successful play of the
same title, with music by Harry Tier
ney and lyrics by Jos Mccarthy which
the Vanderbilt Producing company
will again present to the patrons of
the Rylander theater on Monday eve
ming 9 for this modern little Gin
,derella, is without doubt, the greatest
character ever tintr6ducea To- theater-
-goers.
" The success of Irene" has been
universal; it has been in almost ev-
cry portion of the civilized globe, and
has been the subject of discussion Of
all elasses-in clubs, churches,
homes-in fact everywhere.
Last season, there were thirteen
companies playing the piece both in
America and Europe at the same
time, meeting with the same success
attained by the original company
which was produced at the Wander
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-03

charming medley of romance and
melody comes here direct from its
six months successful engagement at
the Times-Square Theater, New
York, where it won the hearty APP
prevail of hosts of people who still
like clean and delightful entertain-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-03

endeavor the farmer must not be Isff
to fight it out alone. The merchant n
must plant with an eye TO quick turn
over and moderate profits the ha1IfF
er must aid in selling program, and
labor must make concessions for the
common good With such program,
vitalized by cooperation, results wifi
be certain" >
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-03

Ee,l Snapper, Trout and large Apaes;
laehicola Oysters, Backbone Spare
ribs, Souse Meat, Sausage and Chit Z
tcrlings. Bragg's Market; phone 14l.
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as operating costs decrease.
Mr.. Winburn says that the first
steps toward relieving transportation
burdens have been taken, and pleads
for the cooperation of other indus
tries in restoring prosperity.
He says:
at is upon the basis of co-opera-
ito nthat<me must build during 1929.
Cooperation must be actual and not
theoretical. Since agriculture is a
basic industry, the obligation rests
upon the farmer to diversity, to plant
with an understanding that he can no
longer rely upon a single staple crop,
to put his products in marketable
shape, to sell what he has and meet
such of his debts as he can. In this
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bilt theater in New York on Novem-
her 10, 1919, where it ran contin-
ually until> June IS, 1921, making
tire longest run of any musical com
edy in theatrical history.
Too much stress cannot be laid on
the fact that one of the many reasons
for the life of this clever play is
that the Vanderbilt Producing com
pany has never allowed either com.
pany or production to run down and
look shop-worn, The players are al.
ways selected with care, and the cos
timing has always been left to the
delicate aid artistic merit of the
famous titled modiste, Lady Duff
| Gordon, who has since the inception
of ethe piece had ''carte blanche" ir
creating and renewing costumes as
soon as they began to. show wear.
Irene" will be presented here in
an entire new dress this season.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Wrist watch with Rosie en-
grayed on it. Finder return to-x,
4O3 West Church street. W. NJ. Ans
drews.-S-3t ayptix
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1t was the first time that Jackie
Coogan had seen monkey, and this
one was held on a leash by an Ital-
ian organ player. Perhaps it was
the almost human antics of the
chimpanzce that caused Jackie to
make the tactical blunder he did
when he handed the animal a hatful
of coins and told him:
"Give this to your father"
That's Jackie, at the Rylander to-
day in "My Boy"
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FOR PROMPT Transfer Service and
Heavy Hauling and country trips.
Phone 303, Clark's TRANSCRIPT
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Book suggestions as
 gifts to children.

The ever popular o. books including the volume 'Kabumpo in O., $175 each.
 'Canadian Fairy Tales,' by Cyrus NIacDIillan with introduction by John Grier Hibben-beautfuIly illus trated $5
 'sTbe Wonder Book of Knowledge'' reveals the mar wells of the world 700 illustrations and drawings, $25O.
 'Evangeline, Romance of Acadia'' large gift edi- ton in story form with illustrations taken from the motion picture, $5.
 "A Chds Garden of Verses, by Robert Louis Stew enson with illustrations by Ruth May Hallocz, $15O,
 The exceptionally beautiful Rand NcNaIIy books The Real Mother GoOse with illustrations by Blanche Fischer Wrght-On Once Upon Time, book of oft told fairy taehe Aesop for Children with pictures by Milo Winter. s.
 The Windernere series, including such popular titles as The Arabian Nights '-''AIce in WonderIand''- Robinson Crusoe -''The Swiss Family of Robinson - Heidi - Anderson's Fairy Tales -''Treasure IsI- and''''-' Gullivers Travels 'Ivanhoe Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea TangIewood Tales etc, g q volume.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

fee, if you attend.
 Such ts the writ of rua-7sr77r,s which has been issued hv -ra L-a-,s L5aE-e of St. Pa-rEcL's -r----.-r7 H=a-nsc John F. O-auy. well Known l-umHer. N-. Brady has been charged with two Otenses: ! -v.D50g two joints where one ought 10 be. , su 3S--- -G-.oE rubber hose instead of lead pipe.
 The following jury has been pan ueLeE.
 Peter Acton. James Bauantyre Jos. ep1 \. COnre.-E. John T. Cauuors. Patrick Deadly. James Fitzgerald NJ J Ford. John Flynn. Lawrence Fayes. D. F. Johnson. Jr. John J Jordan. P J. Reilly, William T. ROCK. Charles SEall-s, Alex Z. lLorr.s=ev William T. Mullins. Patrick AErEea James Stap- -etan. N. AcNama-a. John \ earE. Joseph NeiderUe-.er. Patrick r. o'Br-en. DaEnis E. O'Ee-l James WEeta1 ST
 The o1n ials who will act at the trial are.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
v'EDLESS MOTHERS
 FATE RESIS WITH
 LABOR DEPART TMEN7

New York. Nov 27.-Upou the Secretary of Labor rests today the decision whether or not there is to be created one of the strangest fam flies in the history of America.
 IT the secretary decides that Mss Nancy Jordan of London. may be admitted. the yoUu= uuweG mother will be given a home by Frank War ren- Kansas City, Mo, lawyer, and his wife Mary They have agreed tO adopt Miss JOrdan's son, a snaDpy youuEzter of 5 l-2 gears.
 Miss Jordan is waiting impaJieutly on Ellis Island, where the authori- ties have de,aIUed her. She IS con- fident the secretary will admit her and that then the four will live hap billy in Kansas City where she has vowed to live down" her one mis- take.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Helps to keep home fires burning.

Special purchase of ash made for the government enables offer practical ash for individual hand ngits heavy quality galvanized sheet steel barrel com pIete with cover for $1.75.
 Heavy IS inch ash barrels made of extra heavy dura ble galvanized corrugated steel with eight three ribbed side protectorsreinforced top and boonspecaI $295 rotary ash sitter that fits any ash barrel and sits the ashes without the usual cloud of dussaves its in coal every month of the Winter $2.75.
 Coal hods of heavy galvanized sheet steel small 45c; medium 55c; large 65c; medium size with hood 75c.
 floor rear
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Heat--where and when you want 1t.

portable oil heater is so handy to have-the heating system perchance does not carry to that it is necessary to cold day-pIace oil heater in the room and quickly the needed warmth is there.
 ''Perfect' oil heaters (slnokeless) black iapanned finish with gallon steel oil tank and burner guaran- teed to give perfect combustOn-specal S495,
 ''Perfection oil heaters iapanned finish at $675 and with fine nickel finish at $S.25.
 ''FIorence' oil heaters-japarned finish at $675 and nickel finish at S825.
 ''Repmor'' gas heatars-patented burners protecting from annoying fnesOur desirable sizes, small S; ond size $595 third size $6.95; large size $850
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT ID BE GIVEN BY
 CHURCH SOCIETY
.sTrr r7r- T5-~--- .-..

''Tne Lawn Party. IS inc F-lIe or
 Ge novel c--eEra-l.-l-E. Eo be EEvau
 Tuesday afta rnoaa and evening in ra- Casino on State street. under rhe auspices of tho Children of Mary or Sacred Heart church for Faa aanenr Of the parish. The antar-asur1enr will begin at s-l5 in the evening ana VII be followed by the playing of Wh-sa for which many fine prizes have Hee- donated. Tho entertain gUec1 l= under the direction of E..aDr FTEaLan. the va# known vaudeville actor
 The program win be as follows. "EocE Me Tn My Swanee CraEHa..r EEaTgll cr-te Ryan. ."Tla Sneak" duct Miss Anna E-lsuo~e and Miss Agnes Rely "<Lrisy Esoa.r Julia Cook. can Me Back. Pal . Mine" Miss Loretta Lynch, Down 5w. a.raarH Lane" Helen lTo1Turra-. slTo.r Me Next Sunday" Joseph FEr.I-u- -sFsfuE Lynch. "ouIy a SuI.e..' Thomas Dr-s- coll dancing. NarEare. and Joseph OaBrteu. .Harr-gau and Tlaunsgau." Joseph Hhaleu. dance John Nelson.
 The chorus includes Mary DrtscoII. Irene Sullivan. Helen Mclaughlin. Mary Owen Gertrude Feraeu. Mar EaTet EolaE. Mary CI.eaIv. Anna Carrtrsu. Helen Grant. Iula Cook ! NIarguerite Ryan. Mary SEaehar ArEaret Carr5gan. Anna Ei'srn re- ! Helen Mc7TUrEE. Agnes Cl ley. Eso- retta Lynch James Eee-au James Ca-lgau. Edward Lynch and Th0s ]
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
J. F. Brady Case
 Goes On Trial
 Tomorrow Night

Society vs. John F Brady.
 Before Judge John 4. Cornell Jl hy Authority of the Mystic Mob You are hereby commanded 10 appear on Tuesday evening, the 2>,h day of >ovs-une~ 1922 at 7--5, before the Elu-Eh-Iass kn.Eht Nou-t, In session at the Church par.ors, then and there tc testify If necessary what yuu know or don't know in the above en- .--lel case then and there pend lrs.
 Dated a- B-td-eport, the 22nd day os November. 1922.
 To any officer or indifferent person 70 serve and return to the lury-
 THOMAS F. DOEERTY.
 High NoEul of Da~ien No fec or costs to you to attend this trial You may receive a witness
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
JOBIESS RELIEF ACTION
 PROPOSED BY LAW

London. Nov cT--In the face Of growing unrest on the part of Ems land 1.&0e-o0o unemployed Pre- mier Sonar Laws government moved today Tn rHe direction of a solution The cabinet committee which was devise relief measures met to con- sider plans for a new national works. such g= roGaways and public build 1uE construction ito reduce the uD- employment among uushiIeG work CTS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

Judge, John A. Cornell, Jr. Clerk of the Court, William 9. Ho- gan.
 Official stenographer, Edward A. Drew.
 Court Officers. John J O'Neu. Jas. , Whelar. Jr.
 High She-tff. Thomas r. DOherty. Deputy Sheriff, Thomas J. ConnoT. Attorney for the State, Daniel r. EaTr!gar.
 Assistant Attorney for the state. Joseph J Gaughn.
 Attorney for the Defence. Thomas
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

thousand people damned KinsIey park here to watch the Steam Rollers play the New York Giants The locals won the game 9 to 0. This was the seventh straight victory for the Roll CTS. The Rollers scored their first six points shortly after the game started. Avidesian recOve- ed a fum- ble of NeviIe's oi his own 3O-yard line and the Roller backs tore off long runs around the Giants ends. Oden going across for the touch down. Frisch missed the goal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
OppOrtune purchase of kerchiefs--0ffered at 15c.

HandEerchiefs from prominent maker who sold us the odd lots that were left from filling of orders-not great quantity of any sort but many pretty and beau tifu kerchiefs in the lot.
 There sport kerchefs with plain white centers and coored bOrders-cOOred centers and light white ders and have pretty embroidered corners fine sheer white kercnes, with Venice lace edge with Bernese embroidered corners. Splendid chance to pick some good values for gifts
 15c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Hand embroidered waists and blOuses.

Sheer white voie embroidered by hand in blue or red cross stch fagoting French knOtin fact almost all of the stitches known to the art of the expert embroderer called into play to produce these charming waists. Some are high necI-some low with long coIIar-they odd and pretty They also the result of special purchase which makes them value at s and $4.
 oor by
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
IzEUPP CONCESSIONS
 ACTION IS TAKEN

London. Nov. -f--tae=lle l.r-H- hart. on behalf of a British syndicate is arranging 70 0vartHNs many con sessions hold by the German E(~unp lu-e-as-s EE-ou-LoUt the world. # was learned this afternoon. T--Gu- hort 5s head of the British Astactc cyudic1-e whose concessions for rich rights .u Russia were recently re- fecteG Nv the council of the Moscow
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

SEVEN FEIUT IN TAXI CRASH
 Ch51arN. Nov. ZT--SeveU persons were injured early today when a Sedan CCu-aiulUE three men and Three girls crashed into a raNlCab Tn NIiCEiEau Eoulavrr5- One of the ln- 5-5red Edward NLcCauIey may die
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Fairfield Raises S1,000
 Tn Red Cross Drive

Fairfield. Nov. 27-Under the d. recuon of Miss Ruth Childs of South port, the 1000 mark was passed in the Red Cross drive here yesterday, a though the Fairfield quota was only $500.
 IL was learned today that the safety campaign in this town will be extended into the schools next week as another means to stop the whole sale killing of people by automo- piles.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
F. B-ewett

D G W ELL-
 Assistant Attorney for the State, Thomas J. Finn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

6, 900 SEE ROLLERS
 FTATTEN V. '. GIANTs Providence, R. T., Nov. 27-Eight
Evening star., 1922-09-02

CHEVY CHASE AND CLEVELAND PARK
$475o-Chevy Chase Md West of Conn Ave, Near Circle
3 :s % nss S ' saS @ s: s sas a: :Rs ss Ds
] s :s % s:'s ss a :s sR %
@ & d Price makes & .s hi. s:, ;s: s ss's" ssy IN s
s1275o-Geyeand 9l Park; Park .,, ,,
:; $ ;;; :;:i; :: := Is
= ::;: f.: e: : t.; :: e.: 5: ::: :: : :::
BEST NORTHWEST SECTION.
: . ;: ; 80 ' & ;ss ss garage: H ;e
$165oo-Gallatin St. Near 14th.
s;:: ;::: e IS ',:s:: &C.: ''':
B.. IN n Nfar M 18th St : s. garage. in. condition. Terms
s118so-Near Walter Reed Hospital
:'f: s1s n' @ ss:' floors and TRIM
ss65o-Webster St. Near Rock Creek Church Rd,
Ri sas a % 'a' s s ' %
$4,000 St. Aloysus Parish
:ss's r : ;s; . s. t. 81. :. $:.; iS:
Me- North No 1 espto s; and Eye F. 5 stf 1880 Priced b, for ,.
a. .,. ,.s. n
b. BRICK; t ~ a with good lot to an alley noas. term.
s1o5oo-Near ,sea a1st and H @ SITS NV.
S24ooo-Four Family Flat Mass ave. Near 14th.
= ssssss % ss g Fl Fl ae % heat fess f s garage Rented
s225oo-Columbia Rd. Near 18TH
"a $::s: e., ST.. : ;:. ' =
s = Is sss :::: f::s: a: %'
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC.
srs 18th St. NV. Main 24so
Evening star., 1922-09-02

NEAR 18th AND YOU STS
A Home With a Business Future.
month 1ssss 7i slight @ % s: % % S GETS R % " rent for 500 per
!, e l
sEMLDETAcHED-MT PLEASANT
!sAsSr @ a:s | % % % a % % pss. @ baths s: s 1 @
NEAR 18th AND FA1RMoNT
West of 14th St
i:S % e:;; s:' ;
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST. AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
...: S:S Ss 'a a4 . sF % % % % & ~
NEAR 18th ST AND KALORAMA RD.
'Ps:s . s and n @ very e % . @ M @
BARGAIN-NEAR 10th AND R sTs. NV.
s:s 4Sss;S: Sg sss s a s
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Near 22nd and California SITS.
house vs' : s s.'s?:s. s. :sa : a @ % : s
NEAR 2oth ST. ANp KALORAMA RID.
fss @ @ ss % 's Want s sas ' R; s rental $780, PRICE, '
e se SSs; 1 a.e
NEW WHoUsE-CoLUMB1A HEIGHTS.
and 9:ss % % sse; % very SHOWS YOU s | v
MT. PLEAsANT-wEsT OF 18th ST.:
: ?; .. ss;E: $ E:;: ;;s +; '' S s: :a e. & : $ s:
; ss9 i. e, ss : : s; ]
NEAR 10th ST: AND COLUMBIA RD.
81 4 ] g. $ : ss:;
a
DESIRABLE Two-FAM1LY APARTMENT
s :t S:s: vi @ # III e.; i! % S$;;s s
SAULS ADDITION
Near 18th St.
electric s % % s... room" as.t s Gs = lnG s on i ss % heat
DOWNTOWN HOME.
' s;' % 2 s 's ss ]
BARGAIN-NEW HOME.
:.s ;; e e. ] e.: II ; % ;;sa
GEORGETOWN HOME.
10th ST. HIGHLANDS.
Near Reservoir
oakno
ss.s as fs , ae ie an .n ms I ss ss ns
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
I Main 1884, ~ 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-02

Longfellow St.
Near 18th; detached brick. rooms and 2
baths: spacious porch and screened sleeping
porch: this home was built by the owner of
the best materials and is exceptionally well
built; there Is Gear brick garage, and the
lot is 5Ox20O; the price. $4,000, is right: ac-
terms and prompt possession.
w.. C. DUvALL.
Woodward bldg. Franklin 6495.
Evening star., 1922-09-02

CLEVELAND PARK.
Price. $4,000: reduced from $40 OOO
OWNER MUST SELL Ar ONCE.
Delightful ntne-room. wo-bath. detached
modern throughout; on pretty lot. S5x2O5. At
tractive terms. This is one of the very best
offers on the market today.
Allan f. Walker & Co., Inc.
S13 18th st. NV. Main 2430.
Evening star., 1922-09-02

California and 10TH SITS.
A home with every modern convenience and
practically new; 2-story tapestry brick, 10
large rooms and 2 baths: lot 25 feet front by
depth of 100 feet: 2-car garage; there is
breakfast room and large sleeping porch. open
fireplace: large attic; copper screened through
out; POSSESSION OCTOBER /; will sell at
low price and very reasonable terms.
W. C. DUyALL.
Woodward bldg. Franklin 5485.
Evening star., 1922-09-02
WIN. P. NORMOYLE,

s6.5OO-sth ST. NV, NEAR CARNEGIE
Library twO-story brick dwelling with seven
rooms and bathroom. Substantial cash pay
ment require
$40 ST NV
Evening star., 1922-09-02
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Have you seen It? Now having the most
wonderful growth in individual homes Of any
part of Washington. High rolling ground
overlooking the Potomac. We have opened up
prices easy terms. Many homes going up now:
some for sale. BETTER hurry up. or you will
be too late to get into this section. Always
strictly white and high class See W. +.
JACKSON. Owner. living on the property.
5424 Conduit road. Cleveland 4S3. or s 2.
DORSETT. Owner. 1904 ii st. NV. Main 1900
Evening star., 1922-09-02

LIE ELAlND ANN.
NEW, 8-ROOM HOME.
Beautiful, center-hall colonial home in
Woodland isetting; screened and slsssed
tricity: hardwood floors: all mcdern con
venience.; very iow s.I. in price price; sl2 $50. By
FOR SALE
WOODLEY PLACE
PROPERTY.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
Will be sold quickly; recog
nized as the prettiest spot in
Washington; house 10 rooms, 3
baths; h.-w. heat; elec.; fully
equipped garage; colonial front
and ? sleeping porches. Ruud
instantaneous water heater.
House in good condition.
Possession-Investigate.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co,
III 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Woodley Park Property.
Semi-Detached.
Near Million-Dollar Bridge
VERY HANDSOME HOUSE.
II rooms, 3 baths.
H.-w.h., electricity and gas.
Instantaneous water heater.
Beautiful floors.
House in fine condition.
Fully screened and awnings.
Garage. i5-foot alley.
Possession.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
727-15th St. NV
FINE
10th ST.
PROPERTY,
Between L and NJ.
Moderately priced.
Strictly modern.
Investigate.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
SWartZeH, Rheem q Hensey 20.
727 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Chevy Chase, D. c., Property.
Near Conn. Ave. and Keokuk St.
Semi Detached.
Handsome and strictly modern.
9 rooms: bath; h. W.: electricity.
Breakfast and sleeping porches.
Fine location.
Immediate possession.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Columbia Heights Property.
Near 18th St. and Parkwood Pl.
e rooms, bath: h.-w.h., elect.
GOOD CONDITION.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Mt. Pleasant Section.
Fine Location.
Kilbourne Pl., 18TH and 18th.
Three story ten rooms. bath: h.-w.h. elec.
Large lot to 20-foot paved alley.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
swARTzEf!; ~ HHEEn 55sb 81 : NV WENsET Co.,
FOR SALE
Fernwood Heights.
Near Bureau of Standards.
FINE HOUSE: o LARGE ROOMS; BATHS.
Hot-water heat. Electricity.
Colonial front porch and
sleeping porch.
Detached; large grounds.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
To Colored Buyer
Fine Northwest Property.
House in fine condition.
Brick, rooms. bath; >h.-w.h.
$1,000 cash required, balance terms.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzel1, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
7e7 18th st. NV.
BARGAlN-S7,35o.
FROM OWNER AND BUILDER.
Petworth-Beautiful colonial design homes.
Front porch, rooms, bath, large breakfast
and sleeping porch; h.-w.h., elec.: hardwood
floors; mahogany and white trim. 81 600 cash.
Terms arranged. Act quick. Address Box
DETACHED GROOM BRICK
home with side yard ), desirable
neighborhood $o,5oo. H. w.
OFFUTT, Wisconsin ave. and
N st. Phone West 200.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
Located best section Mt Pleasant-First
door has FIVE rooms and bath. Second floor
hiss sir rooms and bath. Separate hot-water
Evening star., 1922-09-02
MT. PLEASANT. WEST OF 18th ST.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park

Overlooking Rock Greek Park
A charming new home. six large rooms and
tiled bath: .h.-w.h.; elec.; instantaneous h.-w.
heater; generous. closet space; deep lot to
paved alley; must be sold and is priced right
to insure q quick sale; Immediate, possession
ON TERMS OF $3.50 CASH DOWN.
Few such opportunities are offered in this
exclusive locality. See this today. (No 81
o. b. zANTZINGER. REALT0R.
9lz 10th st. nv. Main 6371.
Evening star., 1922-09-02
Since 1899.
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
NO HOME LIKE OURS

32nd AND CATHEDRAL AVE.
restricted and zoned Massa
chusetts differently designed detached brick and e cen
trail and side homes four and bedrooms two three and
four baths. Lots 50 to lis feet front: heated garages
eS2e CONNECTICUT AVE.
Finished and Washngons best located
designed and complete city homes Two stories attic
breakfast porch baths chaueus Open to
:&:s cash s =:: D I'll: I'll: month month ::: ::;: '
Bungalows with lots Is feet front Homes town
with ground all around tor SO cash. 9oo montn Save @|
Over 70 sold
MIDDAUGH SHANNON INCORPORATED, OWNER.
Main 6o35 Tenth Floor, Woodward Building, 18th and H.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Located Ashmead place. in the exclusive section mmed
atev adjacent to Connecticut Ave BRIDGE feet wde eight
rooms breakfast and sleeping porches front porch
butn hardwood floors upstairs and down choice electric
fixtures Price and reasonable Open daily until
10Th ST HEIGHTS COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
homej hmeyou
which means they are @ t m
II @ a @ 1s, and u t ssns si eep ps s7 H s' hs & House M %
% and .:5 :ss ni rss s ss @ ,'ss e. fss :'$ S e
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
In Washington Heights; made of brick first floor contains
living room dining kitchen, bedrooms and tiled BATH
the first two sleeping poche electric
lights two heating plants Deep lot with plenty of space
for garage Alley Reasonably priced at
CHEVY CHASE ND 18th ST. HIGHLANDS
@ eight s ms s:? $ .: s 3 : ] a'
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