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New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Needlework Guild Plans
To Get Clothing for Needy

The Needlework Guild, of which
Miss Grace Bigelow, Of 81 Gramcrcy
Park, is the the president, will begin
Wednesday collecting upward OF $4,000
articles Of new wearing apparel which
will be distributed to the needy Of New
York through recognized charities.
The collections will be made by 5000
members and will be sent to the soci-
ety's headquarters at East Forty
ninth Street.
Ono week from Tuesday afternoon
the guild will give an exhibition at
the Heekscher Foundation building,
i04th Street and Fifth Avenue, Of the
articles collected. Among those to take
part in the exhibition besides Misa
Bigelow will be Mrs. William Church
Osborn, Mrs. Herman NJ. Biggs, Mrs.
Henry w. Taft, Mrs. John G. Agar.
Mrs. Daniel Guesenheim. Mrs. Abran
u. Elkns, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge, Mrs.
Iaaac Gimbel, Mrs. Harold @. Hons
asrscn, Mrs. EvsYitt p. Wheeler. Mrs.
Ira Bsrrows. Miss Mary Hayden, Miss
Caroline Stewart and Mrs. Dwight r.
Rebinsons
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

GREENWICH, Conn, Nov. a.
NNE of the leading society and
sporting events of the autumnal
season will be the annual fall
race meet of the Fairfield and West
chester County Hounds, of which Mr..
John Nee. Bowman and Mr.. Roy Jack
son are joint masters, which will take
! place at Nuthourne Farm, the estate
of Mr.. James McClenahan, King Street
and Harrison Avenue, Port Chester,
N. Y, on November III at 2 p. m.
Lovers of the horse in Fairfield and
Westchester counties, which include
representatives of the best social fam
lilies, are keenly interested in the COM
ing event.
The committee in charge Of the show
consists of Mr.. Guy Carleton, Mr..
Arthur ]. Warthon jr., Mr.. w. V. C.
Ruxton, Mr. Robert Law jr., Mr.. Louis
W. Mertz, Mr.. Roy Jackson and Mr..
John NICE. Bowman. A splendid pro-
gram of six races and one special
event has been arranged, the latter
being the members judge of pace trial.
Two of the most interesting events will
be the ladies' race and the masters
cup, The ladies' race~will be ridden
on the fiat for distance of about
three-quarters of mile and the mas
ters' event will cover distance of
three miles over q tagged course across
fair hunting country, The riders will
be attired In their hunt uniforms.
Some Of the best thereughbreas from
the two counties have been entered.
There Is lively competition being man
ifested In an effort to capture the cup
won last year by Mr., Robert schutse's
entry, Enech Graham,
One of the races will be known as
the Agricultural Stakes and will be rid
den by farmers, their sons and en-
ployees, This event will be divided
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Old Canteen Members
VIII Present Comedy
Disabled Former Service Men
WIN Give Unique Enter
talnment November 2I.

'ainment November 2l.
one Of the most interesting and
sa'que entertainments scheduled FOR
- month will be given at the Wash
.ssson Irving High School on Tuesday
'sa'hg, November 81, when the mem
sis OF the Old Canteen, 1o1 East
'ehsy-nrst Street, club recently
ssaed BY group Of disabled ex-ser-
- men, will give two-act comedy
sas0 The Reformation Of lilly Ann, .
a s'.en by Miss Margaret 4Fawcett,
fssstt. ~ sS
= list os patrons and patYonesses
e''ues: Mrs. John B. Mott, Miss
- Parker, Mrs. George Fswcett,
y :. J. Brooks, Miss Clara White,
Frank E. Jago, Mrs. Walter
sp.fd, Mrs. A. F. Wise. Mrs. r..
sanam Aoffat, Mrs. Roger B. VIII
-. u. Mrs. Otis Skinner, Miss yir-
n s ieung, Mrs. W. w. Fuller, Mrs.
s. = "angler. Mrs. Louis Evan Ship.
: aiss Lorraine seslsy, Mrs. Frank
~. Mrs. Clinton B. Price, Mrs. L.
u aeidsn. Mrs. Maitland Grisss,
a,~ frank Giimors. Major q. n.
,s , hr. William Williams and Mr..
'sass Gesrke.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Additional Patronesses for
Parrot Ball Announced

Additional patronesses for the Parrot
ball, to be given for the benefit of the
Junior Auxiliary Of st. Luke's Hos
pital Social Service at the RitzCarlton
Oh Thursday, December Id, were an
nourced yesterday,
These patronesses include Mrs.
George Temple Bowdoin, Mrs. E. Powis
Jones, Mrs, Hermann Schwab, Mrs.
Samuel w. Lambert, Mrs. John j. Ri
ker, Mrs. Deas Murphy, Mrs, r. Gros-
venor Hutchins jr., Mrs. George F,
Glover, Mrs, Stuart Duncan, Mrs. VIM.
M, V, Hoffman, Mrs, Clarence G, Mi
chalis. Mrs. John Marsh, Mrs. w. r. X.
Taylor, Mrs. Joseph Walker, Mrs. John
s. Sheppard. Mrs, Lincoln Cromwell,
Mrs, Ira Davenport, Mrs. Robert L.
Fowler 1r., Mrs. Rogers Bacon and
Mrs. e, Livingston Hunt,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Re,urns To Be Received
ii Country Clubs and
rstafes Out of Town and
Many Hotels i'm the City
Dntdoor Program
OF Sport Arranged
Nany Dinners Followed
by Informal Dancing
To Be Among Affairs

ELABORATE preparations are be.
Il ing made by society for the re-
~ ceivihg cf election returns at
country clubs and estates, and
in the city al the fashionable restau-
raats, hotels and the exclusive clubs.
Nsay members of the fashionable
gctld east their ballots in the country
md scores OF those who vote in the
tFty will do so early and motor out to
taa country to participate in the golf,
Srnts aud other outdoor sports ar
sugcd for the day and in the affairs
the evening.
At Tuxedo special wires have been
tailed al the Winter Club by the
gestesn Union, where the returns will
L received by many of the residents
:. the Park Others will receive re-
rms in the homes of DR.. Edward c..
ashmore, MIR. Anson McCook Beard,
IL William NJ. V. Hoffman and MIR.
George Grant Mason.
The country clubs in Westchester
ounty and on Long Island will also
seiye the returns that night and will
The scenes of many brilliant parties.
hre will be numerous dinners, fol-
sd by informal dancing. aMr. and
/ Is Robert GoeIet will give d hunt
akfast on their estate at Goshen
q viii receive the returns in the
cniEg
Prominent residents of Westchester
sill attend dinner dance at the West
ebester-Biltmore Country Club, where
soudents will announce the returns.
eccial Arrangements
re Made for Returns
In town at the Plaza, Ritz carlton,
st. Regis Ambassador, Biltmore,
Gotham, Waldorf Astoria, Lorraine,
Pierres, Sherry's Marguery and Delmon-
COS special arrangements have been
made for the receiving of the returns.
Returns will be received at the
Union, Knickerbocker, Metropolitan,
Union league, University and other
clubs in town.
Rodeo Will Mark Social
Activities OF the Week
The social activities of the week
ilde from those connected with Elec-
im Day will be confined to weddings
nd the Rodeo, which opened yesterday
nd will be continued until November
Hin Madison Square Garden for the
aae6t Of the Argonne Association.
The association was formed in 1918
va memorial to the American soldiers
Fho fought in France, and it cares for
dspendent French orphans.
hrs. William Pierson Hamilton 10
chairman and among those in charge
a special days are: DR.. Royal storrs
aaynes, in charge of Children's Day
i'-morrow; Mrs. Stephen Birch will
% IN charge on Election Day; Mr..
y. +. Loughmann will direct the Club
Day sale, November g.; Mrs. Edward
Hardy CLARK and Mrs. Charles H.
,h'cfos are In charge Of Argonne
auxiliary Day, November O.; School
aao college Day, November 10, will
oe under the direction of Mr.. Don
Aeiiey; Colonel Elliot G. Bacon will
aitscs Armistice Day, while Argonne
usy' November 12, will be under the
direction of Mr.. Robert l.. Bacon.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Automobile Club Of America
To Resume Saturday Dances

The Automobile Club Of Anerica
will resume for the tenth season at
the clubhouse on Saturday, November
1s, the fortnlghtly Saturday evening
dances and the usual New Years Eve
dance. The committee in charge OF
these dances includes Mr.. James "A.
Blair jr., Mr.. William Pierson Hamil-
ton, Mr.. Alan r. Hawiey, MIR, Oliver
g. Jennings, Mr.. Stephen Peabody, MI,
r, G. Rsthhene, Mr.. Malcolm D. Sloane,
Mr.. Frederick d. Underwood and Mr.,
Henry r. Taylor, chairman,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Silver Society Will Hold
Persian Cat Show Dee. 3

The Silver Society Will held Per
sian eat ahew at the Riitmsre ON De-
cember 5 for the benefit of the Ellin
Prince seeyer Hospital fer Animals,
The committee includes Mrs, Lewis
GeuverAsur Morris, Mrs. NJ 0rme Will
son. Mrs. Philips Alien Clarke, Mrs
Herbert Beeeher Nichols, Mrs. Ernesto
r, Simondstti, Mrs, Frederick Whit
ridge, Mrs, Edsen Bradley, Mrs. NeF.
val H. Busey, Mrs. Elizabeth Mayo and
Miss Carroll Macy.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
MIR. and Mrs. Seggerman to
Return to City Wednesda,

Mr. and Mra. Victor seggermsn and
daughter, Miss Ruth w. Seggerman,
formerly Of 25 East Eighty-first Street,
viii return from their country home
November 8 and be at the Murray Hill
Hotel for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

daughter of Mrs. Albert Kelley, She pi
Night the Hotel Plaza
WH be by Mrs. Don
Morrison, grandmother of the debutante.
group the ag the Argonnc Rodeo
Garden ich opened yesterday and continues
Nopember H.
Wright introduced society dance 0hic her parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. wH her the RiCarlton
November g.
Mis- Hennessy is daughter She U be
anneoun Shoc be held Nopeber the Hotel
benefit the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Committee
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Return

Mr.. and Mrs. DeFcrest Grant, who
toured through New England and Cam
ada during the summer, have returned
to the city and have opened their city
home At 70 East Flfty-fearth Street,
for tho winter season
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
To Present Miss ,sci,enck

Mrs, Edwin F. Sehenek, of alo Fifth
Avenue, will present heP daughter,
Miss Claire scheaek, at dance TO be
given at the Colony Club Christmas
night,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
mcAlpin Will Not
Make neh,,s TIsa G..

If IS Elaine R. McAlpin, daughter
"a, and Mrs. D. Hunter McAlpin.
i : ~ make her debut this season.
a. " still attending boarding
Evening star., 1922-06-25
REDUCTION OF $1,000
FOR A QUICK SALE.

REDUCTION OF $1,000
FOR A QUICK SALE.
I will take $3.50 for either
1896 or 1897 Ingleside terrace
NV. (same as 10TH and Newton
sts.), provided a deposit is made
not later than noon Saturday,
July I.
These six-room houses were
built to sell for $1o,75o and
S1o.o5o, but I could use little
cash to good advantage if l can
get it quickly. The houses are
nearly completed and are mod
ern and well built, overlooking
Rock Creek Park. The new bus
line passes the door; also handy
to Mt. Pleasant cars. Here is a
chance to save ST., 900 or ST 200
if you can act quickly.
F. c. STEWARD, Owner,
1902 F St. NV.
Phone Main 8671 or North 6i27.
1O2 18th St. N.E-Vacant.
Here are three northeast houses that must
and will be sold at a sacr:ace-l02 18th ST..
kennedy Davis built; r, h.. f. h.. box style;
price. 81, $50: cash. $3.50.
SO2 9th St. NE.
sr.. b.. h.: two-:tory double brick ga
cash. $500. Buy from SCHNEIDER. Exclu-
sive Agent. 303 Mass. ave. ne. Line. 40.
YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH
LEE D. LATIMER co.
141o H ST. MAIN s5s7.
Just listed. On Fairmont st. near 18th.
Absolutely modern. ten room and bath home
Very large lot to 15-ft. alley. Garage.
$500.
On otis St. good location; six rooms and
bath; hot-water heat, electric light.
BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE
A most attractive semibungalow home on
Patterson st. just east Of Chevy Chase Circl. :;
first floor contains unusually large living room
dining room. with very large porch adjoining !:
one large bedroom and complete bath. pantry,
kitchen. and kitchen porch; second floor CON
shower: cellar under entire house. with a
lareg storeroom and servants bath; lot Is
by l25 feet: beautiful shrubbery; double ga
rage on 4 20-ft. paved alley: owner leaving
city authorizes US to sell At very reason
able figure.
Another delightful home in old Chevy Chase.
lot 6O1125: beautiful shade trees: colonial de-
sign home: four large bedrooms: owner ordered
from city; will be sold at a bargain.
LEE D. LATIMER co
Evening star., 1922-06-25
WEST sH1DYSTDE- MD

On the Picturesque West River.
Handsome eight-room bungalow. equipped
kh electric lights. running water and hot
ter heating system; three acres Of land with
Fariety of fruit and shade trees.
Also a number of splendid building lots for
in Sunset Addition at West shadyside
Of above properties located on the shore
West River. Cali on or address, WM.
AGNER. West Shadyside. Md.
ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE.
beautiful cement-bIock house, rooms.
b, hall, pantry. large porch. wonderful
per. 125x10O; electricity. gas; one block
trolley, 20 minutes to Treasury; price,
90; terms. Address Box 111-M, Star ONCE.
s sALE-FOUR-RooM BUNGALOW; ONE
block from cars; large lot, running water.
electric lights. concrete walks; price.
Loo; terms reasonable Charles st..
btwood. Md. Phone Hyattsville 407-M.
OKES HIGH GROUND CLOSE 10 LAM
Station. Nd, just OF National Defense
hway; make OFFER: terms. Address
NER. Box 24s-L. Star ONCE.
|AKOMA PARK HOMES.
,ooo-New six-room bungalow; q beauty;
Noors, fireplace, tiled bath. attic. all
pvements; convenient to cars.
500 to .00O-Five-room bungalows
= for occupancy: all modern improve
.; good neishborhood; easy terms.
arrou ave. T.toma Psrt. Col. SEW.
Evening star., 1922-06-25

CBURBAN RESIDENCE. SIX ROOMS AND
tth: attic and storage; large lot 70x215: wa
=, eTc,rci.y; @ sewer. oath' range IN Kitchen
|ge; In hrst-class condition: a rare bargain
|rect from owner: near Connecticut avenue
blended. electric and steam service and state
lad direct to Washington; through Capital
Faction car service now practically assured
pm Kensington to 18th and New York ave.
bR RENT-BY OWNER. TWO APART
ents, three-room, bath and kitchenette; large
kht rooms; modern. cool and comfortable:
o apartments now available to right parties
yearly lease; delightful suburb Of Ken
gton. Address Box TIN. Star ONCE. 25s
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CO L o R E D

AN EASY WAY TO GET A
HOME. Over 100 sold; but one
car fare to fine lots $50 to SIS +;
school one square; churches !;
stores near; many lots facing the
park; free life insurance; no
building permits required; $50
discount to soldiers; lots are
surveyed; easy payments. Come
at once, selling fast. E. P.
Weeks. office, 6lst and Dix SITS.
ne. Take H st. cars marked
District Line" Phone Ling.
4587.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
FOR SALE-HOUsES.

LET Us TALK OVER THAT BUILDING
problem right now. We design. help finance
and build the home Of your choice on your lot
washington. TEPfER coSsT. Co. SIT G st. I.
NV. Phone n: 1874: Evenings. n. 1909
8 2-FAMILY HoMEs-1s52-54 AVON PL..
Will sell on easy rent terms at around $500
per home Of 10 rooms and baths each.
GLOVER FLATHER, 1877 18th st.
wOoDLEY PARK, s1s, ,500IA VERY CHARM
hardwood floors: attic: reception hall; ali mod.
near wardman Park Hotel; owner leaving
city. anxious for quick sale: very reasonable
terms.
NORTHWEST, $7.45O-Without a doubt the
cheapest and best Groom house for the money;
n fs and
lonial front porch; attic; very best construc-
tion; near car line: fine neishborhood.
SPECIAL BARGAIN. $e.5OO, 81. 900 CASH
Southeast: near Pa. ave. and 18th st: rooms
baths. hot-watsr heat, gas light: Scar con-
dition and can be used for one or two families;
occupied by owner. who will give quick pos
session. See Mr.. Williams.
SPECIAL LBARGAIN-Northwest. near srd and
streets; this Is u corner property which will
wishes to remodel into stores and apartments;
in first commercial zone; price and terms very
reasonable for property OF this high character.
See Mr.. Williams.
CENTRAL LoCATIoN-Near Union Station
rooms and bath, brick; good lot; near cars
priced low-$8,50 Terms.
PETwORTH-Colonial semi-detached house. q
rooms and bath: hot-water heat: hardwood
floors; sleeping porch; large front and rear
porches; electricity and gas: garage; a desir-
able home: good neighborhood. Price, SIC, ,OOO
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York ave. NV. Main 1166 and $685.
FOR COLORED CLIENT-LARGE HOUSE OF
nine rooms, located on o street near 9th; good
possibility for business location: large lot:
side porch; alley on side and rear; you will
find this a resi- bargain for s.. 500. Terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York ave. NV. Main 1885 and s263
BY OWNER.
Near 14th st. and Park road-Colonial home
Of rooms, bath. front and rear screened dou-
BILE porches; oak floors and beautifully finished;
every modern convenience; near 14th and 11th
st. car lines: 81. 500 cash, 500 monthly. Ad-
dress BOX 1881, Star ONCE.
2ls ST. N.E.-vACANT, READY TO MOVE
into: good. nearly new. 2-story and cellar brick
cellar; electric lisht; hot-water hest: brick
porch with concrete floor: screened porches
In rear; lot 20 feet wide to s0sft. alley; room
for garage; price. 81, $50: 81 500 cash required
Ask for Mr.. Davis. HERMAN E. GASCH,
1925 New York ave. NV, exclusive agent
Phone $3.50. --.------
Evening star., 1922-06-25
At Least $1,000 Under
Regular Market Value.

s3f INGRAHAM ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL NEW sIX-R0OM HOMES.
Built-in heated garage, sleeping porch.
Sliding door between living and dining rooms.
Every modern convenience.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Price, S7,75o.
REASONABLE TERMS.
Take 14th ST. car marked '"Takoma Park,
get of at 9th and Kennedy sts. adm walk
two squares south. or Georgia ave. car line TO
Ingraham ST. and walk one block east
OWNER ON PREMISES.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
FOE sALE-H0UsEs.

COnttnueo
72e ST. N.E.-9 ROOMS AND BATH; Ex-
could be converted into business. Price.
JOS. A. HERBERT 4 SONS.
Exclusive Agents.
615 East Capitol 1T.
FIVE e-aooM BRICK HOUSES; LATROBE;
hath; front and back yards; Nos. 16Os-l0-12-
s.as ,,ras t. Iss Sse frSns and
frame. liiz slst st. NV. Groom house: fur.
nished: Westminster st. Groom house:
wsaeh mp. Place 4rosm brick s bath s:s.
place. Groom house; h.-w.h.: garage; Ken
yon st. Groom house: h.-w.h.; Florida ave.
NV. bet. End and Bird SITS.
North sse7. j. F. HoIIASn; isoS ith st. NV.
Price reduced 81. 900. now $ii.75o; $500
cash Located one block from 14th st. car line
13: open fireplace. bookcases and settees: fully
tiled bath, built-in tub: large dining room.
sun parlor; hardwood floors throughout: h.-w.
heat, gas and elec.; slate roof; lot. 60x137.
MORGAN f. MORGAN & CO.,
1407 New York Ave. NV.
Frank. 1870. Evening phone Frank. 1851.
Two Doors 4 FR0% R1RcsTT s,Hl's Addition:
Six large rooms and tiled bath. concrete
front porch. large breakfast and sleeping
white gas range and Kitchen Cabinet. concrete
front by las feet deep; wonderful garden in
' The MGNsEg fGss e!'ff TRUST gs1s tsos'n'0e' cc'
Real Estate Department
ATTRACTIVE CORNER HOUSE. ONE
square from Lincoln Park: nine rooms: room
Tor garage SEQ OWNER sis Mass ave; a5. ne
BAY CITY READY CUT HOME CO.. EX-
elusive agency for D. c.. North Beach and
nsrs lands. Fine hGss' ,7s
Oregon ave: NV: Phone North 254s. tu2e.
ATTRACTIVE HOME; ELEVEN ROOMS.
two baths. garage: on large corner lot; one
Improvement % sis. .ooa e LIBERAL b terms: $ % imme.
diate possession. Phone Cleve. 39s. 29s
$3.50 10th ST. SEMI-DETACHED. Z
rooms, tile hath, reception hall: extra rooms
heating e plant: priced right; reasonable terms
DESIRABLY LOCATED APT. HOUSE. UP
town: no second trust: expenses low: priced
on equity: an excellent Investment, cash re-
quired from ss2, 600 to $1s. 900; a real opgor-
tnnity; direct from owner Address Box
OWNER MUST SELL. MOST ATTRACTIVE
home. 110l oath St NV. So. north Of Penna.
ave: rooms. bath: NV heat and maHy an
Terms. See this home today. CLOVER 4
FLATHER. 1877 18th st.
BUTTERNUT ST. NEAR 9th NV, NINE
room bungalow: h.-w.h.. electric lights. large
lot with shrubbery, garage. porches: will sell
cheap. -
CHAS. W. NORRIS.
Evans Bldg. NJ. 1928.
CHURCH ST. BETWEEN 17th AND 18th
3-story brick; rooms and bath: deep lot to
alley; furnace; electricity. Price. $500.
M.S SSsGs ssls REALTY oOhsHaar.Gs; zsis 10 nv.
CHEVY CHASE-REATvTIFTI, RENGAIOW
near Conn ave-: rooms, bath, sleeping
porch: ami. including built-in heated ga
rage: owner. leaving. must sell at once:
$l2 $50.
Fine home, u block Conn. ave.: 10 rooms.
baths; a.m.L officer transferred will sac
rihce.
G. B. LIkENS,
1874 G st. NJ 5057.
Evenings and Sundays. Cleve. 507.
FETwORTH-8.R COLONIAL HOME: SEMI
detached: INV h.: electricity: buiit.in garage :
Evening star., 1922-06-25
SEMI-SUBURBAN

SEMI-SUBURBAN
With All City Conveniences.
Six large, sunny rooms; attic. high ceiling;
cellar, tiled bath (66x9 81, built-in tub, pedes-
tai Mashstand. vitreous tank toilet: French
with colonnades: combination sinks, quality
gas ranges, Kitchen cabinets, pantry; wash
trays, servants toilet; Pittsburg instantaneous
heater; American Ideal hot-water heating sys-
tenn; duplex curtains; special electric fixtures;
vacuum outlets; edge grain flooring.
141o-I4I4 Fexall Rd. NV.
Phone West 1892 for auto, or take Glen
Echo cars and get OF at Foxall road. Situated
next<to corner. Small cash payment. Balance
$7Y per month.
IWILLIAM F. JOHNSON,
Oh Louisiana Ave. NV. 25'
Evening star., 1922-06-25

FOR SALE TO CoLoRED
In northwest-fve rooms and bath. colonial
porch; good lot to alley; $3.50; 500 cash;
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH
Furnace heat, porch: So. 3.75O-easy terms.
631 Pa. AVE. NV. ROOM IA. 25s
Evening star., 1922-06-25

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-EIGHT-
room and bath brick desirable
residence: Gruver built: less than
year old. Special terms and
reasonable price.
Near Dupont Circle-splendid
nine-room and two-bath resi-
dence; all improvements; imme-
diate possession. Terms. Price,
$l3. 800.
Good investment property:
downtown location: apartments:
good location and condition.
Terms. Price, 5000.
Northwest section: new homes.
seven rooms and bath; all con
veniences: act at once. Terms
T,400.
Do you want to buy q home:
Let us show you our properties
All prices and locations
SCTER 4 PARKER,
sol 506 Woodward Building.
Tel. Main 910.
Evening star., 1922-06-25

CNLY $3.50 REQUIRED
To secure q MIDDACGH 4 SHANNON
bungalow in attractive and restricted
MICHIGAN PARK.
These properties offer everything you would
expect IN home. They are complete. and
built to last a lifetime.
Buy in q growing locality where values are
increasing-a locality Of detached homes with
spacious side yards.
sold.
Terms are 50 low you can scarcely sfford to
pay rent any longer.
$3.50 cash. s8s month. Average saving s47
$500 cash. $50 month. Average saving S4i
81 ,UUO cash. $50 month Average saving, $4l.
EXHIBIT OPEN Pm. to Pm.
Take 1lth or or North Capitol st.
car marked "Brookland' 10 18th and
Michigan ave-. or for automobile call
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
Incorporated. Main s935. Established 1899
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H.
''No Place Like Home: No Home Like Ours. +"
Evening star., 1922-06-25

WANTED.
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS TO SELL IN
ARLINGTON and FAIRFAX counties. Va
thaving personally made over 100 sales in
nearby Va. past 20 months); 12 years expert
ence real estate salesman. Perhaps it would
be to your advantage to list Va. property for
sale with me. No sale. no charge. WALTER
O'HARA. 1909 st NV Phone Main 1929
Evening star., 1922-06-25
ROSEMONT.

KOSEMONIl.
500 cash payment will enable you to move
into a choice 2x-room home, and q monthly
payment of $52 so covers all interest and pay
ment on the second trust. Only three left.
See them today.
TWELVE new hve-room bungalows now in
course of construction. One completed and
sold. another nearly complete and sold. Ten
see them while building. See the hne base
ments, the h.-w.h h. plant, the double floors and
side walls. We can make changes now to
meet your desires. reasonable payment
down and monthly payments like rent will
make You the owner of sure enough home.
F. c. Goodnow Company,
7:s 18th St. Main 3o7.
Virginia Office:
North ROsemont Station. Alexandria 926.
BEAUTIFUL HOME-14 ROOMS, 4 BATHS:
large grounds: shade trees; fine location; no
Evening star., 1922-06-25

NoRfHEAsT-s1,5o 500: coLoRED; rooms
gas lights, latrobe heat; space for double ga
rage. Ideal home. desirably located. Chear
q terms.
Evening star., 1922-06-25

NoRTHEAsT-$4.750: $500 cash: rooms
and bath. This is the best buy we have in
this section. Investigate quickly, it 10 q
werthThile buy.