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New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
McCOrnicks
I'm Arnistice
On Romance
Father and Daughter Discuss
Engagement With Swiss
Ri ing Master. but
No Decision Is Reached
Must See RockefeIlers
96.Year.Old Girls Mother
and Grandfather Not
Yet Consulted in Match

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s--Miss Mathilde
Mccormick, sixteen-year- daughter
Of Harold 2. Mccormick, president Of
She International Harvester Company
may know Tomorrow whether she is to
lave her fathers consent to marry Man
0ser, forty-eight-year-old proprietor
q q Zurich, Switzerland, riding acad-
sny.
To-nieh. an "armistice" is in effect
between father and daughter st tie
old Cyrus Mccormick residence, where
-lr. Mccormick has lived since he sold
his town and country homes to Mrs.
Idith Rockefeller Mccormick, follow
.rC their divorce.
We haven't talked it over YET" Mr..
Mccormick said tonight. an fact, we
navc agreed on sort of arrnissicc
for the present. thought it would be
good thing to have my daughters
picture taken and the photographer is
AeTc now. We have Just been gossip
g over our coffee and cigarettes and
the other matter can wait
To reporters who boarded his train
\ The suburbs Mr.. McCormick said:
Anything have 70 say l will say
through ny daughter, when the time
comes. | don't know how much au-
tAor.ty fathers have nowadays in these
matters. Of course, she has spent half
her lie in Switzerland and they handle
laese things differently over there"
Must See Senior Rockefeller
iie indicated Miss Mathilde's regard
or her riding master was not news to
fo family. but tie publicity had taken
aim by surprise.
= Mss Mccormick wins the consent
u her father and paterna grand
-rotAer at the family conference to-
morrow, fariiy friends say her task
rilk be only oNe-third accomplished.
Ter. mother. Mrs. Edith Rockefeller
Mccormick. and her grandfather, John
d. Rockefeller sr, are still to be seen.
This is a very personal matter Mr.
tooorinicls told the newspaper men be-
ors the conference. "My daughters
happiness is the only thing have in
insne. and must question her before
car give you an interview. You un-
-er5tand- it is very personal NATTER
As ne drove up to the house another
Mccormick consented to pose for Pho
cgraphers. With him was his friend
howard A. Colby. cousin OF Bainbridae
colby.
Will your daughter pose FOR the
camera men?' he was asked.
ON sec" He rushed into the house.
a few moments later he returned and
announced that Miss Mathilde would
nc pleased to appear before the
caliera.
The young lady appeared moment
ater. She wore Z blue coat Of mar
"a with caracul collar and cuffs. =
nall tlrbaa covered the bobbcd hair
ne wore french sandals with large
gold buckles.
"oh, this is so different from the
ne'sspaper,s Of my home she said. at
is such excitement" A happy smile
played about her lips.
"Dcarie, be serious" shouted her
father as the cameras clicked.
Il can't can't she said, break
ing into laugh
You should be just bit serious
said her father. you know YOU are
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
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EEAA \ l. Il ES9 -, L

WEST PALS BEACH, Fla. Fco. ls.-
Frank II. Clement, internationail,-
Enown engineer who assisted in the
location of the Northern Pacific and
Mexican National railroads and The
first railroad in The Amazcn River dis
trict IL South america and 7yno con
structcd the Niagara Falls Tunnel.
died 1T his horae here to-day.
Mr.. Clement was member o. 4
vel known Philadelphia family and
had L GUNNER home in Hem 9steae.
l.. l. The funeral viii be in pnila-
t,ciDn.a
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Strauss Birthday Honored
Thousands Attend Dance and
Art Exhibit i'm Armorv

Several thousand persons attended a.
dance and art exhibit in the 69th Regi-
ment Armory last night given in honor
of Nathan Straus. who celebrated his
s:evcnty-fourth birthday yesterday.
The affair was held under the auspices
OF the Zion organization. Young Judea.
Several short addresses were deliv-
cred before the dancing began. The
principal speaker was Vladimir Jobo-
tirisky, organizer of the Jewish Le
gion. who spoke on "Zionsm."
The objects included in the exhibi-
tlon represented the art of ancient
and modern Holy Land. A sgnet ring
recently discovered by archaclopistss
and said to have been worn bv KIM
solomon, attracted considerable inter-
pst ''''~N
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Girl, l3, Licensed TO PrcacI.
Intense Interest I'M Churcl, Ac,
tivit;es Began = Years Aro

TULSA, Okla. Feb. ix-t thirteen
year-old was among seven persona
granted license 10 preach by The
Nortneastcrn Oklahoma Conference or
The Methodist Episcopal Church here
yeaSe rdav. She is Mss Fay Emery, OF
Miami OKLA, who began preaching last
summer in the maing district near
her home. She is in the seventh grade
at school ana says hor ambition is to
become foreign missionary.
The girl Joined church two wears
ago and inlAediatoly become Sunday
school teacher in the primary depart
ment. Shc became intensely intereste !
IN all church activities and soon at
tracted the attention of her pastor
Soon she was urged to address regu-
larry the inmates of the old ladies
and mems homes. Later she hlled
vacancies at picher. Okla, and then
, preached at Baxter Springs.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Bishop Manning 10 Lecture

A series of six forty-fve-minute
talks on the Apostles Greed will be
gwen during Lent in the Cathedral of
St: John the Divine by the Right Rev.
William T. Manning Bishop of New
York. portion Of the creed will bs
explained at o'clock each Friday aft
ernoon beglnning March 3. On Good
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
t.KS. MERRITT ,i'ICA%

Mrs. Rebecca Mclean. vilo@ Of Me--
r'1t Mclean, end a sister Of Daniel
Sylvc ster Tutt.e. presiding bishop OF
the Episcopal Church II the Uri.ed
Staees died yesterday 1T her hotnc in
Port Chester, \. y. Sn- i:roG with her
daughter. Miss Harr:e- !. Mclean. :.
teachcr in ,ue Port Ches-er yub.:c
schools
Mrs. Mclean waS born + .-shiand.
Greene Cel..t--, \. I, cighty-.gvo yea-s
ago. Besides 49, Mclean. she leaves
-n~tAer daughter, ..r. Z c. Yrout.
u " iIlnam, y. Y. Trne.a. ser, .ce 5
and iH-ermen- will be he at Wind
r.r,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Gifts Fill Palace
AS Crowds Watch
For Princess Mary
Groups of Americans Seen in
1hrong at Gates Waiting
for Glimpse OF Bridc-1o-
BE; Camera Men Taxed
FroW Thc 1,ibunc's Envopco,s BrrcGu
LCNnyrinli ln2, Nov 1nr,. rLi-nla. It----

frnm Thc 1,fbunc's Epvopcor BrrcGu
'Co9yrirht. io21, New lorl, Tribune inc.)
LONDON, Feb. Is. Groups Of Amer
leans we're IN the crowd about inc 0atee
Of Buckingham Palace to-day, hoping
that Princess Mary would oc aecn at
enc of the windows o. that she you'd
20 olt driving with her nnnce, Viscount
Iasccllc, s4nd they could catch glimpse
o. her. But the Princess is being kept
50 busy giving personal attention to
the delugc of wedding presents that
have come, that snc is seldom able to
leave the palace, whore the royal fam
ily is spending quietly the next TO the
last week end before The marriage. She
and Viscount Lascolcs take daily w&llts
in The spacious palace gardens, out Ok
sight Of tho crowds.
The Princess and her liancc, toFother
with the Queen, viii be Drcsen. al mos /
OF the parties to ho given al S..
Jamcs's Palace nc;:t week, to which
Largo numbers Of suos-s have been
Invited.
Princess Iiary is taking much inter
est in the lnusical service to be used
at the wedding February %, and l.. H.
Nixon, prccentor IN charge, has been
& frequent visitor at thc palace. while
the register IS being signed the anthem.
beloved, let us love one anothcr,' set
to music by Sidney Nicholson, orgauist.
at Westminster Abbey, VIII be sung.
The words are taken from The only
marriage hymn in the Tngl.Sh Church
iymnal, which is to be used for the
first time at q roya. wedding, instead
of the usuai Hymns, ancient and mod
oyI..' 1t the Princess's direction. after
The Archbishop'5 address, the choir viii
sing Praise, my soul, the king oe
heaven"
LONDON. Feb. IS (Dy The Assoc-
a.ed Press In order 10 procure de-
srable vantage spots for their canleras
photogr piers at the wedding VIII be
called upon to pay huge sums q
none.
From forty to fifty motion picture
cameras Will be employed and about
ono hundred press cameras. 4 favored
place TO: taking pictures viii be ucar
the Westminster Abbey gate, where the
"a 'tSe OOlI1, NluH NcVlEc, queen mary
and other members Of the royal family,
az well s-s the chief guests, VIII alignt
from their carriages 20 enter The build
ing.
For tnc privilege OF taking pictures
tne-e the abbey auth ho.ities are sa d
70 be asking $1,000, the money 10 be
devoted 70 the fund Cor restoration os
INC cdiflce.
The Westminster hospital. directly
opposite the abbey. has porticc over
the doorway asFo.ding (. splendid posi-
tion Tor several Cameras. Space for
cach Of them is beng assessed BY ne
hospital authorities a. 500.
House owners along yhe lin, Of the
procession also are trying to reap
"goldcn i.ay' from the photoeraphcrs.
Ten gu.ncas is net an unusual price
asked Tor the privilege Of standing in
q window or q door to 'shoo5' tie
bridal party as il drives past
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
hliss Doughty 70 We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Doughty. Tor
merly Of Louisville and Augusta' an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Lucy Alexander. to Alrick Hubbell
Man jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alrjck u
Man, of Richmond Hill, Long Island.
the wedding to take place in Los An.
geles in the early spring.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
CONRAD KOCH

Conrad noch cloclsnrse- a.l -o-
pairer died yesterday a his home. os7
Madison Avenue. he was . native of
this city end devoted his life to clock
ma.i.2. lie VAS fftv-ofe years old
and is survived ~ rs wifc. Funeral
arrangements have not been co.no.etei
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
COLONEL. T. NJ. CHAPMAN

Spccia' D.spc:oh to The Tribuue
IIDDLEBUEY. W. Fcb. 1s-Co!o-
ne! Thaddeus Miner Chapman died here
late Friday evening. He is survived by
his wife and TWO daughters Funeral
services will be held at , o'clock Mon
day at the Chapman home.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Pope Plus Blesses Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1s.-Pope Plus
has transmitted his apostolic blessing
N"N~~h Mcnsignor Ern-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

Birth. Engagement, Marriage,
pcatl, and In Mcmorian Notices
may Be teleohoned TO The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in
sertion in the next days paper.
Telephone Beckman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
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MARRIAGES

HoFFM AS-CONvEKSE-On January .
1'~3 Nadine Melbourne Converse to =
e Hoffman, ~ !
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

UHLMANN-lohn. IN his soth yssn yn,.s,l NJ
Thursday. February 10, ~, vo,res
services At his late residence ~ Tsnru.
st. Broolslyn. on SATURDAY evenins irssui, fsD's
arv iS AT \ n. m Relatives i snu Ia.
are respectfully invited 70 STEM, NON.
ter,nent private. 10 a. ~ ouhoa'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

WELLS--As Tacoma Nash;: ..,0,son On oa'7lh Wslh
February is. Jane Terry sne'Iyrl n wells so
aaurhter , u, o, the la,o James Q. snslsr,i snss,
OF Of Rev Yerk CITY. Notice OF 'uA"'
hereafter. d.
WELCKE-Edward Jr- beloved fv Rrirfs
Edward j Welckc and -siics o., At Es
on Thursday. February y; ~ Noun.
late residence. Maple 't aS' 20 .. y
MONDAY. MONDAY, February 20. At St. u yT'ssS aS
Il. c. church. East Lincoln anu
avs. Mount Vernon. n !.
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FOE sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continuods
GRAEME T. sMALLWOoD, Real

GRAEME T. sMALLWooD, Realtor,.
80 e'n'n Mnasss ss wAsH1soros Real -
as s:Es:; s i;s5sEi
75SS M IT. " ss sSs zsB
MT PLEASANT SECTION szses.2sso So, Cash ash; ,,,,
s S ss. si @ s % s' s III s:sf % fs ss
GOOD NORTHEAST SECTION. $1,000
&C. e: 4 s; e: 4:
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. $3.50; $1,000 Cash.
attractive ] h s d @ "a $ % ss ] heat at % electric ss :s : .s % %
NEAR 18th ST AND COLUMBIA RID. sr1,soo; $1,000 Cash
a:ss % s.sa sss s sss fi T sss 's '' s
LAMONT ST. NV. $4,000
::. &C.,: @ :: &C. .:s: & e; : Il &c.. =;
Pennsylvania AVE; Sc $I2.soo a... 49, =,
NEW YORK AVE NEAR 9TH ST. NV. $1,000
l: p.9tn.l AZ 800 ] s @ @ *''
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV: $15soo:
e: ::: ss e.: Il C.: :: ::
APARTMENT HOUSE INVESTMENT. $I8,5oo
sn @ I % ta % ss.: an 1s: : s,. s % L: %
CORNER NEAR UNION STATION.
$4,000. Very Easy Terms
ssss s: s s ssr s 019S & : @ @ s @ % % % s %
NEAR MARYLAND AVE. AND 4th ST. NE
ss i:s.: s%: % | s:a :. :: s'' beautiful corner lot best white section
10th ST. HEIGHTs 10 Easy s rems heal.
.:s :s: $ s S III :: :iss 1,s S
FAIRMoNT ST NEAR 18th ST. $4,000.
s;s:'s:. 5 = e s: ::: :.' s 's:s::
NEAR NEAR 21st AND sTs, NV: &Zso; $1,000 Cash;
a % e: % s s on % s:
GRAEME T. sMALLWooD, Realtor,.
MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL BOARD ~
Evening star., 1922-07-07
Corner in Mt. Pleasant.

Corner in Mt. Pleasant.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
and s.s
Hardwood doors; perfect condition throughout
Near Episcopal Cathedral.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
and baths on two floors Hot-water heat,
electric lights; hardwood floors; open fireplace;
front :, and rear porehes. House 20 feet wide;
Close to cars. stores. schools, churches. etc.
Near Wyoming Ave. and
Columbia Rd. NV.
$I8,5oo. Easy Terms.
"A rooms, baths: steam beat. electric lights.
residential section Of city. Suitable for club.
fraternity. physician. dentist. etc.
Near New Hampshire Ave.
and 18th St.
$Io,75o. Reasonable Terms.
Substantial modern brick residence of well
trie lights; room for garage. e'e~
Near North Capitol on M NV.
$Io,5oo. Easy Terms.
Brick residence Of 10 large rooms and bath; !;
hot-water heat. Suitable for renting as three
apartments. Newly papered and painted.
Splendid condition. Three-car brick garage.
Excellent rental opportunity.
Morrison ST., Chevy Chase, D. C..
$22,5oo. Reasonable Terms.
construction. 10 spacious rooms. 2 tiled baths;
unusual breakfast and lounging porch; screened
sleeping porch; trunk rooms; garage; hardwood
A<0r OrSon AHAr hot hoaf ala -
lights; concrete porches; slate roof; large lot;
convenient to Conn. ave.
WILLIAM K
40 KIT c. AYJNT
Evening star., 1922-07-07
Since 1899.
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
NO HOME LIKE OURS.

MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Differently designed detached brick and tile homes finished
and under construction Central and side halls. Four
and six bedrooms Two and three baths Heated garages
To inspect turn Cathedral ave- from Connecticut
inptons best home section.
WOODLEY PARK
Exhibit 2822 Connecticut Avenue.
Four bedrooms attic, chauffeurs room, three baths
dous;s brick garages Large front and rear porches
Under Our Terms Your Rent Pays for Your Home
5000 tl4s month Ss7
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED, OWNER.
Main $685. Tenth Floor, Woodward Building, 18th and H
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.ROSEMONT.

Five, six and seven room bungalows, new
and up TO date, just being completed You
will like them and they being sold on
such easy terms that you can buy and pay
for them just about as easily as you pay
rent. Our prices are very much lower than
anything in the District and We only %
minutes out, with big double-car trains every
ten minutes. The fare is less than IL cents.
For auto and salesman to show the property
phone this office take electric car at 18th
and Pa. ave. and get OF at North Rosemont
station.
729 18th st. NV Main so7.
Virginia office:
North Rosemont Station. Alexandria 926
Evening star., 1922-07-07
MT IDA.

Beautiful six-room house on a large slightly
lot overlooking the entire valley OF the Poto-
,fnac. This property has just been newly re-
decorated and it Is beauty.
1t Is the biggest bargain we know OF and
well worth your thorough investigation.
500 will buy this choice property and we
feel sure the first one to see 1t will buy.
Terms are reasonable, so call up and we
will gladly show the property to you.
We have other locations to offer.
F. C. GO0DNOW COMPANY,
TO 18th St. NV. Main 307.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

Newton St. NE. $I2,6so.
Pretty frame residence Of eight rooms and
bath, on lot 50xl5Q Modern IN every detail
and In excellent condition. Terms.
Newton st. Near I2th NE.
$I2,ooo
Excellent ffame house Of eight rooms, and
bath; glassed-in and screened sieepine porch:
modern throughout. Lot 50xl50 with shade.
shrubbery; two-car garage. Terms.
Near 18th and Quincy N. E. g.
$I2,o
Hieh-ciam home of mine rooms and batb.
strictly modarn In appointments; parquefry
flooring; lot 00x115 with shade. shrubbery.
Twc-story garaGe for three cars, with aport.
ment above. Reasonable terms.
Near roth; and Newton. $4,000.
One Of the best homes In Brookland. It has
nine rooms, bath: porches. slate roof; open
freplsces; hardwood ncors; scresns, awnlass;
m modern appointments. Larre lot With besn.
tfful shade and shrubbery. Tvo-car earafs.
Reasonable terms. $50
Evening star., 1922-07-07

Carefully Selected List of Unusual Home Offerings in
BROOKLAND.
Excellent properties, superior locations presenting real
opportunity for those who seeking home in
this desirable section.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

9th St. NE. $4,000.
Very desirable large frame house. contalnins
Near 18th and Newton. $I3,75o.
Very, attractive frame house Of ten roomi
and two tiled baths; strictly modern In ever
ture:. Lot 5ox150 with shade and shrnbbefy
5000 cash.
Near 13th and Newton. $4,000
High-clsss detached home Of mine rooms lnd
bath; two open drepiaces; rear stairway,
porches: hardwood foors and trim: screens
lot 60x150 TWo-ear garage.
4 9th St, Near Monroe. 2,Ioo.
s. Six-room and bath detached two-story home;
hot-Water heat, electric lights; sleeping porch
and ali m0dern features. Garage and chicken
house, on lot 60x150. s
Beautiful Corner Home. $4,000
No prettier home In Brookland. It has eight
ireoms and bath, sleeping porch. hardwood
Aoors, screens, awnines; modern n every par
. ticnIar and In dne condition. Lot oOxl16 feet
Yesy moderate tefms.
ltative will take you to inspect
IS at any time.
KER & CO., INC.
~ Masn ~ ~
Evening star., 1922-07-07

14th ST. HEIGHTs-Immediste PossesSIon
NEW MOD HOME-NR 18th " KENNHD?
Excellent location: colonial type house; 81
unusually large rooms. filed bath: h.-w.n.
elec, oak hoors and trim: large front porcn
plete: every convenience; attractive front
lot las IT. deep. For immediate sale, y. .6oO-
a real bargain at this figure. Inspect 1t once
No agents For terms and appointment
ADDRESS Bax 24s-R. STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1922-07-07
POTOMAC HEIGHTS

ondsr,, lou -o,h IN N ,dUdnai hn,.. .he nv
part Of Washington. High rolling ground
overlooking the Potomac. We have opened up
for sale about 100 pretty sites at moderate
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. r.
JACKSON, Owner. living the property,
1924 Conduit road, Cleveland 4s3. or 8. T.
DORSETT. Owner. 1904 H st. NV. Main 1900.
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l DOWNTOWN NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE.

DOWNTOWN, NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE
PRICE, $4,000 The of this modern Just author
lied us to reduce the price for quick SALE The
honay well located and contains two baths
with all modern improvements Can be handled moderate
cash payment and sold within days. allowance for
papering throughout will be made Phone this details
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
B
I418 Eye St. NV. Phones Main soos-A-s
MEMBERS o. r BOARD '>O0 -
Evening star., 1922-07-07
NORTHEAST.

NON II EAS i.
Attractive bungalow, completely detached
on large lot; i've rooms and bath on frst
door; one room on second; cellar; front and
back porch; all modern fmprovements; hot
water heat. electric lights: hardwood noors;
pantry; space for garage. Price. $500. 1925
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
4 brick home Of distinctive type: exclusive
complete baths; all modern appointments that
60 for real home comfort; porches; hot-water
heat. electric lights; basement. PossesVion
with title. Price, 31l. 800 Less than sdmilaf
homes in this section are beinging. 3sz-3
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Roomy. comfortable home on Columbia I'd. ;
colonial front porch; nine rooms and two baths; /;
basement with servant's room, laundry facili-
ties; all modern improvements; hot-Water
heat, electricity and gas; sleeping porch; !;
parquetry floors; newly decorated. Price.
$13, 800. 31p-3
R & GOSS,
lTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Main 4752.
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MT. PLEASANT-S11,oso.

MI PLEASANT-$II,o5
IN THE VERY BEST SECTION OF THIS RFAJITIFJ1I.
RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, OVERLOOKING THE
WOODED SLOPES OF BEAUTIFUL ROCK CREEK
PARK; A VIEW THAT CANNOT BE OBSTRUCTED
BRAND-NEW TAPESTRY BRICK CONTAINING SIX
Rooms, DOUBLE REAR PORCH, TILE BATH WITH
BUlLI-1N TUB AND SHOWER; CONCRETE FRONT
PORCH; ATTRACTIVE LIGHTING FIXTURES; REAL
OPEN OPEN FlREPLACE LOT 2oxI21 TO 2oFOOT ALLEY
IH!S PROPERTY MUST BE INSPECTED TO APPRE-
CIATE. ATTRACTIVE TERMS
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
I4oo New York Ave. Phone Main h6,o
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On Park Rd. West of 10Th NV
$I2,5oo. Easy Terms.

Facing Ssautiful Rock Creek PARK. A sub
stantially Suilt colonial-sty3e brick residenca
Of delightful rooms and tiled baths; front
and double rear porches: hot-water heat, elee-
tric lights: room for garage; hardwood doors;
finish. Homes in this location are greatly N
demand and seldom offered for sale.
. HARTUNG,
Phone Exchange Main az2.
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TAKOMA PARK, D. c.

In the most beautiful section of this de-
nghtful suburb: large S-room home, on
two 9oors; size Of lot 6Ox6OO feet;
Thoroughly modern throughout; equipped
with extra nne quality awnings and
screens; open fireplace; large front and
side porches; garden. flowers and beauti-
full shrubbery. Garage. This Is one Of
the show places Of Takoma Park. At
tractive terms.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

LANHAM & HILL
400 St NV. Phone Main 366
14th ST. HEIGHTS. COLUMBIA RD, WEST 18th.
S % SDS @ % :eeri
h-whL Lot
CRITTENDEN Mr.. 14th ST. 18th ST HEIGHTS
h-wh. gs
10th ST HEIGHTS
decorated
II s IN
LANHAM & HILL,
400 H ST NV. Phone Main s66
MEMBERS WASHINGTON
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued

BY OWNER OCCUPANT RMS; BUILr-1N
garage; Gruver-bult corner house; near
Grant Circle. Col. 1921. =
FOR SALE TO TCOLORED-FIvE BRICK
houses Of rooms and bath each; two on Dun
can st. me-, at $3.750 each; one on N. 7: ave.
Easy te.ms. Phone 6i1f MAR, from 10 to Y.
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CLEVELAND PARK

$3.50.
One-han block Of Connecticut ave.; at
low. practically new; rooms complete
path; h-w.h., electric lights; concrete
front porch and breakfast porch: LOT
SSxl7b to alley; garage. An unusual op-
poEtunity to purchase q home a the
right price. Terms
Evening star., 1922-07-07
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

A BEAUTIFUL GROOM AND 2.BATH HOME;
hot-w.ter heat; electric lights; hardwood hoors;
ss1 sfsaffss I. Dssa ss @ s01iSG e gsS
HEssERT itfssf nE piss ssss ~ Soe ts' sos
3slo 40. 10Th 10Th STREET NoRTHwEsTm1LARsEs.
p.isiy % farni.s.d sas Foe iui PRICE,
corner 90 and I ! streets % northwest. rsIsphon.
JAMESON-BUILT HOMES.
Io26 to 1858 Quebec Place NV.
Six large rooms, tile bath;
h.-w.h., electric lights. Built-in
garage with each house. Take
I4th st. car; get off at Quincy ST.,
walk east one square to houses.
Representative on premises.
Built, owned and for sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
,oo6 New YorkAve. NV.
Main 5526.
ASK the man who owns one."',
NIX. 14th q COLUMBIA KD.
PRICE, $4,000.
This is the very best moderate priced house
Three stories and cellar. 10 rooms
and baths, sleeping rooms, hard
wood aoors, open dreplaces station
ary tubs, hot-water heat, electric
lights. servants quarters, space for
garage. lot 50x65, u square from
14th street car line a
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York avenue. Phone Main 2424.
John T. Meany. Pres.
THE BEST BUY
IN WASHINGTON.
Excellent new brick homes on Webster ct.
between Rock Creek Church road and 2nd
st. NV; six r6oms. bath, sleeping porch. re-
ception hall; front. rear porches. breakfast
porch, pantry. hot-water heat, electric light,
hardwood floors. large closets. laundry. extra
toilet. delightful location. Price, $500 to
light; $1,000 cash and small monthly pay
ments.
Three sold-six left. Inspect at once II
you want one Of the most unusual offerings In
Open every afternoon and evening.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
s1a 18th st. NV. Main 24S0.
18th ST. HEIGHTS
DETACHED. DOUBLE GARAGE.