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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-18
Horace I. Smith.


H I. Smith of Mantle died Wednesday
morning at Franklin, where he had been
for several months in the interest of his
saw mill business He had been i'll a
short time from pneumonia. He was
about SO years of age.
Capt jeremiah Keeney.
Capt. jeremiah Keeney, well known
retired mariner, died Friday morning at
his home on Truman street. New Lon
don. He was IN his Send year He
was native Of New London and To-
lowed the water for a long time. For
four years he was employed as foreman
IN the New London water department
He was steward of the Jibboom club club
for several terms and concoeted many
Of the famous ckowders that were fea
lures Of the Washington birthday ceIe
brations Of the organization,
Capt. keeney was deeply interested in
the Masonic institution. He was raised
in Brainard lodge No. 102, A. F. & a,
NJ, April 8, 1890 and was a member II
Gushing council r. & S. NJ, and a past
high priest of Union chapter. No. I, r.
A. NJ. He was also member of PaIes-
tine commandery, No. 6, Knights Tenn
plars.
He is survived by his wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04
GRIM REAPER CALLS
C.. r. LOCKWOOD
CONTINUED from page 1.)


the troubles of 19o6-7 at the headings.
In the prints and stories Of the times,
lockwood has been given the blame
where he should have been landed, and
we are delighted to publish his story
if for no other reason than to vindi-
cate him and his Judgment as an engi-
neer before the world.
Born in Michigan in 1860, Charles
Robinson lockwood was reared to the
age of 81, having made up his mind
he would not be ut home on his twenty
first birthday. He attended the Uni
versity of Michigan, but had to cease
his school efforts on account of trouble
with his eyes, intending to return. lie
left for Colorado but after three years
of active work in the engineering field
he was too engrossed in business to re-
turn to school. In 1880 he entered the
engineering department of the Denver
e Rio Grande Railway company and re-
mained in that position two years.
In March, 1882, he came to Califor-
mia, entering the engineering service
of the Southern Pacific, remaining un-
til 1889 with that corporation, then ac
cepting position in the Geological
bDuTNCy VI tHC ChitCN r9oVCih
ment. In 1890 Mr.. lockwood accepted
q position as chief engineer of the
Northern Pacific, Yakima g. Kittitas
Irrigation company, organized by Paul
Shuttle, land and political agent for
the Northern Pacific, for the purpose
of retaining the fertil lands of the
Yakima Valley in the state Of Wash
ington. The following year, however,
the railroad withdrew its support from
the project owing to the stringency of
the times and two years later Shuttle
committed suicide.
1t was at this time that lockwood
was offered u position by John G.
Beatty, and accepted n commission to
; report on the feasibility of 4 plan
Beatty had to irrigate hofthern Meyi-
can lands. lockwood reported unfavor-
! ably on, that project, meanwhile discov.
| ering the possibilities of the Colorado
desert, and Imperial Valley Of today.
The funeral will be held at 1:3O Mon
day afternoon, at 22O South Ell Centre
Avenue, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04


Changes Business Location-W. l..
Stone has moved his office from the
Security Bank building to Coz Main
street. The Imperial Valley Title Co.
which has been in the same room for
mcrly occupied by Mr.. Stone, will move
to 4 Fifth street location. The First
National Bank, which is to move into
the Security Building, viii occupy the
entire space on the lower floor of the
building.
Table Hote Dinner 81 per Cover
Hotel Barbara Worth. Special T-bone
Steak Dinner 90c.-Adv.
Income Tax Reports made ready for
mailing by Hill Bros, 500 Main ST.
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04

1920 Ford For Sale-L. p. Sargent,
500 Main ST., Ell Centric, Calif.-Adv.
Violin Studio
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04

1920 Ford For Sale-L. P. Sargent,
500 Main ST., Ell Centre, Calif.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04
COMMUNICATED

Editor Press:
This is not intended to frighten any
one, but to warn people who find 1t
necessary to walk along the highways
in the night time, Of the great risk
they take by failing, or refusing to
give way to approaching automobiles,
especially the one approaching from
their rear.
The element of danger is made
mainly by the omission of the autOists
to properly adjust his headlights as is
required by the traffic law.
1t is well and generally known by
autOists, that IN object cannot be seen
at night, Immediately to the right and
ahead of the operator when he is about
to meet an automobile with glaring
headlights; hence the risk that one
takes by failing to give way to ap-
proaching ears, especially those ap'
preaching from the rear.
In this connection it may be well to
say, that should an accident occur
and some one be injured by reason of
the neglect of the autoist to properly
diust his head lights, such omission
might be held as criminal neglect, and
the offender be adjudged for both
criminal, and civil damages; however,
it is not wise for a pedestrian to take
a chance on the autoists having his
lights properly adjusted, for such ne
glect on the part of Il large percent of
motorists is so evident, that it seems
that some stringent measure will have
to be brought to bear upon many to
make travel on the highways more
safe.
| trust that the twofold purpose of
the foregoing will have q salutary
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04

Commons Calexico Orchestra has til
largest following. Phone 3Sl Calexict
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04
Mrs. Marie Jenkins, instructor. Cor
Sixth and Olive.--Adv.

Start Assessment Monday-Assess-
ment of property, real and personal,
within the borders of Imperial county,
viii begin Monday with the force of
men and women in the county assess
or s office, and the field deputies all
ready to start off with the first stroke
of the hour. There will be no tax
commission to assist or advise this
year, and the county and city are not
working together in assessing inside
property as was done last year. Wiley
NJ. Weaver and his deputies know every
foot of the ground and every head of
stock, field of alfalfa, orchard, etc. in
the territory upon which the present
chief and his deputies have leYied for
the last twelve years. The following
force will conduct the work: Wiley M.
Weaver, county assessor; ID. w. Weist,
chief deputy; NJ. G. Webber, chief
clerk; Mrs. Lucy Martin, roll writer;
Mrs. Hazel Purdy, typist; Miss Eliz-
abeth Marshall, check department; !;
Mrs. Gencvieve Norton Plat Book, and
the following field deputies: Charles
Morgan, FL Centre; Mike Hill, Calex-
leo and Holtville; ii. i. Provost,
Brawlcy and Imperial; c. l.. Hill, west
Of New River, Earl Pcarrc, w. II.
Waldrop, South of FL Centre; j. r.
Salassi, north of FL Centre; Roy Shep-
ard, south and west of + lCentro; B.
+. Grubee, CaleXico territory; &. /.
Tally, small towns and livestock.
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist, 647 Main
ST., Phone 3S2 W.-Adv.
Only IL days left to make your In
come Tax Report. Hill Bros, $40 Main
St.-Adv.
Commons Calexico Orchestra has the
largest following. Phone 3Sl Calexico.
ADV.
Income Tax Reports made by Hill
Bros, 500 Main St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04

Income Tax Reports made by Hill
Bros, 500 Main St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04
ASK DESCRIPTION
OF STOLEN GOODS
United Press LEASED Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.--Cables
today were sent to F. w. MeNear, now
in Cairo, Egypt, asking him to forward
description of sifverware and liquors
which he kept in his vaults at MEMO
Park, California;, to aid in the investi
CATION of Wednesday nights robbery.
McNear owned the residence -.
cupied by Julian Hart, San Francisco
silk importer, which was robbed Of
jewels, silver and liquors worth $25-
900.
A portion of the liquor was recovered
Yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04
CalexicO News

CALEXICO, March 4.-Three new
candidates for city trustee have an
nounccd that they will stand for office
at the coming election in April. They
are Theodore Eggleston, proprietor Of
Blackman, well known plumber; and
August }. MERCER, proprietor of the
Calexico laundry.
These gentlemen are all well known
citizens of the community, have lived
here for long time and according to
their friends are well qualified for the
positions to which they aspire They
will begin active campaign at once.
CALEXICO, March 4.-Tnfluenza
which is raging again in the thickly
settled communities of southern Cal
ifornia and has reached the epidemic
stage in Los Angeles, and is prevalent
to some degree in the valley, is q neg
ilble item in the health report of Cal
cxico. There is probably half dozen
well defined eases of influenza in the
city, and all of these except one of
very mild form. Attorney p. j. Cooney
who went to los Angeles on business
ten days ago returned with an attack
of the flue and has since been confined
to his home, but is reported almost re-
covered.
CALEXICO, March 4.-D. NJ. Dor
man, president of the Crescent Cream
cry company, is at his big ranch east of
Calexico, experimenting the planting
of 100 or more acres of vineyard. He
also contemplates considerable other
improvement in the way Of buildings
ana grading, etc.
CALEXICO, March 4.-There is q
heavy movement of cotton to eastern
mills from this point at the present
time. The Southern Pacific carried
1900 bales east this morning and SOC
bales west to San Diego over the Sal
Diego & Arizona, for transshipment by
water to Boston. The cotton compress
is working double time in handling the
staple Cotton is now in in great quan
titles from the lower part of the valley
and there is a steady stream OF trucks
and trailers crossing the border to the
compress all day long.
The local cotton situation is very
much improved and brokers here are
quoted as saying that in the near fu
ture standard price Of % cents may
be looked for.
effect, and that those whom it may
concern will act upon the adage that
"An ounce of prevention is worth &
pound Of cure. The Importance OF
this subject matter is too apparent to
need emphasis here, and the safety and
convenience of the travelling public is
dependent upon the strict observance
Of these traffic laws.
JUSTICE MAYFIELD.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04


1920 Ford For Sale-L. P. Sargent,
500 Main ST., Ell Centre, Calif.--Adv.
In Los Angeles The following res
idents of Ell Centre recently were in
Los Angeles, stopping, while there, at
the Hotel Clark: Mrs. w. w. Wyman,
j. II. Gooch and family, j. X. Herman
and family.
Income Tax Reports should be sent
i'm now. Hill Bros. will make it ready to
mail. 500 Main St.-Adv.
Music Studios - Violin, singing,
harmony theory, Williams, s13 Olive.
Tel. l9SW.s 2S-30t
Will Set Land to Fr,it-D. Gross of
the Silsbee district is plowing and lev
cling his land preparatory TO setting it
all to grapes and grapefruit.
Mr.. Todd S Music Studios
Are at 624 Olive. Phone 466-W.-Adv.
Has Leased Ranch-W. M. Hayes,
near Seeley, has leased his ten acre
place to Roy Mathis and, with his fam
lily will move to III Centre for the re-
mainder of the year. The change is to
be made March 10.
1920 Ford For Sale-L p. Sargent
500 Main St., El Centre, Calif.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04

Iris Center Has Professionally Will.
ard Dill of Irish Center has qualified
to play with the Coast Baseball League
and has signed contract for the com
ing season. Dill left this week for San
Francisco to join the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04
City and County Neys

Have You rolled your car through
Lewis Service Station, So. 4th st.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04

1920 Ford For Sale-L. P. Sargent,
500 Main St., Ell Centre, Calif.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04

Wocda Rlessy Dancing
Studio, 723 Orange. Phone 4l1-W.
ADV
Evening star., 1922-01-25
AN ATTRACTIVE

AN ATTRACTIVE
HOME PROPOSITION.
You can prohtably con-
slider buying a HOUSE
NOW-and you will be
buying it to the best advan-
tage in ARMSLE1GH
PARK.
We are just completing
Groups Eleven and Twelve
of these handsome Cottages
and Bungalows-soon ready
for delivery. Wholly de-
tached; Kite built-and in
this gem of a community.
YOU PAY $1,000 CASH
and the balance in moderate
monthly amounts. Easier
than rent.
Look these Homes over
carefully-our Mr.. Hamil-
ton will show them to you.
He's at the Park Office, AIS
goth ST., every day and even
ing. Phone Cleveland 149o.
Take through cars marked Friendship
Heights. Somerset, Rockville-getting
of at Window ST.. just beyond Cleve-
land .Park-or Chevy Chase cars to
Albemarle st.-6rst stop north Of
Bureau Of Standards.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 K St. Phi. M. 4846.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
IN 10Th ST. HEIGHTS"

In 10th 81. HEIGHTS"
Brand-new. artistic. center-plan home on a
lot l42 feet deep. consisting Of living room
open brick fireplace. To the right sf center
hall 10 the dining room. Back Of the dining
room il the kitchen with a Ialrge pantry. On
the second floor there are three good sized
bedrooms. leach with closet). Tile bath. Also
extra linen closet and storage room. Hot
water heat. gas, electricity: oak floors, even
in kitchen. Macadamed and lighted street.
Price, 1880 on reasonable terms, and to con-
summate immediate sale, will make other
special inducements. The above concessions
made. as we have started work on Group No.
and we want to sell out these last houses
in Group No. 3 quickly.
ROBERT H. LEWIS,
921 18th ST. NV Main 1870 es'
NEAR 9th AND NE.-SIX-R ROOM MOD
ern colonial type lone. Furnished. Owner
leaving town. Will sell reasonable
Near 19th and II n.w.-Eleven rooms, hot
water heat, newly papered and painted. Will
sell reasonable Small cash payment.
Near Thomas%C Circle NV, Mass. ave. ::
Is rooms. baths. h0t-water heat and electric
light. Good for clubhouse. VIII sell reason
able.
Near sth and n.e.-six rooms and bath.
furnace heat. Price. $3.50
Near East Capitol. on 4th n.e.-Eight rooms
and bath, furnace heat. Sc, 800
1900 block on Irving n.w.-Eight rooms and
bath: Owner leaving town. Price, $500. in
EDW. r. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1874 18th NV. (See Mr.. krsmer).
Evening star., 1922-01-25
NEW LISTlNGS.
On 10th St. NV.


S32, 800. Terms.
II rooms 4 baths. Vacant and entirely
redreorsted Garage Large front and rear
tireplares. This Ia an elaborate residence. or
will yield handsome return renting as bach
elor apartments.
Two-Family Flat
Near o3rd and Mass. Ave. NV.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
In washinston's most exclusive residential
and bath each. Second floor apartment has
lot. This Is unusually attractive.
Near Mt. Pleasant and Park Rd.
$1I,5oo. Terms.
Charming home of we'll arranged rooms
and tiled bath; hot-water heat. electric lights.
hardwood floors. Spacious front porch, Sleep
ing porch. Beamed ceiling in dining room;
Servants room in basement. Laundry tubs.
Near Rock Creek Park.
$12,75o. $1,000 Cash.
Attractive detached home Of Ire, rooms ,.11, and
wood noOrs Located on large cotner lot. Also
a 4-room bungalow on rear Of lot with buiit.in
14th St. Terrace.
$1,000. $500 Cash.
Detached semi bungalow Of delightful
lights, hardwood floors. Room for garage.
Vacant. delightful home, nearly new.
WILLIAM K
11o8 10th St, NV,
Evening star., 1922-01-25
SPLENDID VALUES.

L fHAOI
Irving St. Near 18th NV,
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Entirely, furnished home Of rooms and
Includes piano. dishes. etc. Possession at once.
to market cars s sna seSoos most
Two-Fanily Flat,
North Capitol and Q NV.
$500. Easy Terms.
Fine brick building. containing apartments
Of rooms and bath: hot-wster hest. Yard
sn :s e' dx ssssa sss o %ss
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
Two apartments, one Of rooms and bath on
s and 1sntes ses I os
A rare bargain. Phone us at once.
Near 1st and R SITS. NE.
$500. Easy Terms.
colonial porch; hot-water heat. Room for
garage. This property has nicely arranged
rooms throughout and il in good condition.
9th St. NV.
S12,75o. Easy, Terms.
Store and : rooms on first floor; rooms and
bath on second floor; rooms on third door.
Property now vacant; Wonderful opportunity
HARTUNG,
Phone Exchange Main 372.
Evening star., 1922-01-25

PRICE s., 600.
For practically new home In NV.
location consisting OF new homes. hav-
ing large rooms. tiled bath. hot-wa-
ter heat, electricity. parquet hoors,
large porches, built-in, heated garage;
all In excellent condition. Owner has
moved In larger home. Immediate pos
session, Liberal terms. Act quickly.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO..
oe6 18th st. franklin e7sA
FOR 6ALE-HOCSE IN MT. PLEASANT. 2
blocks from new Church Of the Sacred Heart;
rooms and bath, front and back porches;
hot-water heat; semi-detached; large alley In
rear. Open for inspection.
TERRBLL & LITTLE. Inc,
1418 II St. NV.
PRICE g, 5,750-RENTED FOR $720 PER AN.
mum, 628 and 62S G st. s.e. (near Pa. ave.)
rooms and bath each; excellent condition.
!. EDW. FOWLER. 7s7 18th st. NV.
6Y 0WNER-A NICE 5-ROOM BRICK; La
trobe heat; large resr yard; excellent NV. sec.
sss.; tes; sce SosF os s.sr sr'o once Ssne'
FOR sALE-TINDEN BT. NE H66Ms,
ment. @ balance IKE rent. A.ooo.
st. between 18th and 14th--l1 rooms;
bach ~. y.tS f. . sss; sss.: terms 70 suit
and immediate posssssion. 1850.
Near end and Rhode Island ave.--0 rooms;
A..w.h.; $500 cash. monthly terms esq Pos.
:sssiSP sss Sol'aa svs w. pssss Sor sssa 81
Will SELL HONE TTUzfEb BBTWEEN
ilth and 18th ste. IN 18th st. heights, DE-
tachsd house with . large focns, spacious
porches: hot-water heat. electric lights: hard.
wood floors on 1t hocr For auicf, sale SIN vil
Evening star., 1922-01-25
FOR sALE-HousEs
FOR SALE-H0UsEs.
EAHrRnmAA
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.

5 :;; -: :; | e.; !: E e.:
$3.50 S125oo.
;$: : 4: ::::.: = = $ e. e.: Is; s. e.: 81;
4; "a: !: & G.: & :: !: : s.: :: e: 8: e: :
] :; E; 81 s.: ;:; : 8; ::;;:; e.;
BOSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES
le Nam zk5sss 41 OF THE REAL ESTATE "
McKEEYER : Goss,
14o5 Eve St. Main 4752
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
In perfect condition; and bath; all bright rooms
located large lot with chicken house that be converted Into
garage located convenient schools churches and
newly painted Price, ST. 500. 1873
DOWNTOWN. IRVING ST.
, s sS c i psssss e. sS
o ~ ~ w. s5s
NEAR NAVAL OBSERVATORY.
In perfect condition This excellent buy for the price
brick constructions and bath electric lights hardwood
m 'front.' sleeping porches and
awnings fireplace with gas logs garage Price 8 800 1913
NORTHEAST. CHEVY CHASE
cellar
perfect throughout" rs, $s ss Hs as:
'0n Price, ssoo' on o" cash p'yns1t ssns
McKEEVER & GOss
WASHINGTON "
Evening star., 1922-01-25
STONE & FAIRFAX,
JOHN T. MEANY. President.
13A2 New York Ave- NV.
Main 2424.


1912 New York Ave NV. Main 2424.
PETWORTH.
$500
|uon Ass hasssssi ss @ % seh hshs: o gas 'N' ~ ~
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. IRVING ST
$780, Us
brick % sOngsg qInhsd
we. + m' sson stas rh Mfs, s@ colonial ~ plant anu " ~ ~
ON THE HEIGHTS NEW HOMES
SI15oo. re-. ,n. ,.,,. p1s4Su ,aSr.. .su. 49,. -.
Attractive; wen 1us corner nes ser g
excellent
condition Terms and possession electric
CHEVY e,a ooa CHASE EAST CAPITOL ST
xEoKuk St r ,oS want su. n cs.y $500
es 1 % % TO
ON THE HEIGHTS. BRooKLAND.
$4,000. So, 800
ador
sn | % ' I 'sS s
fast and sleeping porch
WOODBRIDGE.
$I3z5o. I
ns % W T & % :ssas sfn newly s9s a p:sd % g % | %
possession, 55 .5S5
STONE &'FAIRFAX,
1s4a New York Ave- NJN. Main a4a4
Evening star., 1922-01-25

NEAR MT. PLEASANT AND PARK ROAD.
rooms, = baths; ami; 2.car garage. al
dress BOX 2l4-T. Star office.
502i kLINGLE ROAD-COTTAGE WITH
bright rooms; hot water heat; detached studio'
lot 10 by over 100. Owner leaving Wasnlng
ton Price 800. HERMAN E. GAsCH,
1926 New York ave.
OUR BUILDER HAS JUST COMPLETED
several new bungalows. They are cozy, mod
crate priced and will be sold on easy terms
Write call or telephone WM. L. FORs1TH.
44l9 Hayes ST. me- Phone Lincoln 4asS. Resi-
dent agent, O. Is. ZASTZINGER. Hillbrook,
d. G. (47S64.)
CHEVY CHASE, D. 6.
$500: $1,000 cash. so monthly. Combina-
tion living and dining room, Kitchen. bed
rooms. tiled bath; open fireplace; h.w. doors
all rooms: &. and e.: 3 blocks to Conn. ave
MORGAN L. MORGAN & co.
14O7 New York Ave. Franklin 1920.
Evenings and Sunday. Franklin 1851.
WEST CHEVY CHASE, BETWEEN WISC0N-
sin and Connecticut aves. A real bargain.
rooms and bath semi bungalow; h.-w. heat
and electricity; hardwood trim; paved alley
aide and rear. Only 50. 900: $500 cash. bal
atce arranged. (34S629) o. B. ZASTZISG-
Err. Res.tor. S12 10th st. NV. Main 5371.
AT BEAUTIFUL W0oDsIDE--A DANDY Z
ground: fruit, shrubbery; garage: ponl-
A real bargain at only $500: 5000 cash.
balance arranged. (35S629J o. B. ZAST-
FINGER, Realtor. S12 10th st. NV. Main
S271
Evening star., 1922-01-25
SAUL'S ADDITION.

SAULS ADD 1UN.
On account Of death OF owner we are re-
auested to offer for sale a very desirable cor
ner home in Sauls Addition; being semi
bungalow Of eight rooms and two baths: hot
water heat: electric lights: glass-inclosed
sleeping porch: very large lot. Price, $3.50
Very reasonable terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-15-1G Bond bldg. 14th and New York ave.
Evening star., 1922-01-25

TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
Well located southeast and convenient to
Lincoln Park; q practically new building,
having two fats Of four rooms and bath each:
het-water heat; gas light. A bargain at the
price, Sc. $50. On very reasonable terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
Evening star., 1922-01-25
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Exceptionally well located in this beautiful
suburb. Detached home with 10 rooms, .
baths; large porches: electric lights: h.-w.h.;
HsrdMood hooss: real open hrePiacss: Lot
Also . garage TO match the house. Terms II
desired.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
COLORADO AVE. NEAR
MADISON
PRICE. $4,000.

PRICE, $4,000.
Vacant: thoroughly modern 7-room and bath
home that be bought attractive terms.
Has bedrooms. electric lights; h.-w.h.; oak
floors. Extra 20-foot lot adjoining property
is included in the above price.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
B. H. Gruver Houses,
Shepherd St. West Of 18th.

Price, 81, 500,
Open and ii6htsd tin . pm.
For sale ~ any 6foker qf 3. n VILLA
lllA paylds@ hl4&. Aaia 9Q11. 2es
iltA 81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sTONe
baneGlcw: 10 rooma and : baths: h.-W.G; q.
50. q. JOHSs0N CO., lSsS - q. mn. 81 .7 I
Evening star., 1922-01-25

SOUTHEASI-S8,5OO
Park; wo ande elect
MT. PLEASANT-$6 5oo
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S12S75.
atrac o
Mustbe to be apprci terms ~ ~
SAUES ADDITION-$I35oo
double
ECKINGTON-7ooo
Island line s brick
an sruom;ga arsga rms " - ~ A'
LANGDON, D. C.-$6o5o.
SS1so " ~ ' p'"" ''
PETWORTH-$825o.
n mosc
ON BEAUTIFUL RHODE ISLAND AVE-$6ooo.
@
WILLIAM s. PHILIPS,
WA1MEdToN 1STATA Do4RD.
Phope Main oS 1909 New York Ave,
Evening star., 1922-01-25
BLOOMINGDALE.

PRICE, $S,JOO.
Attractive home of 6 rooms reception hall
and bath; electric lights; h.-w.h.; hardwood
floors. In good condition. Plenty of room for
garage. Owner will give possession and make
reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1922-01-25

S7ooo-WARDER ST, PETWORTH- CASH.
cdon n
wodh trim doubeb porch; romfor
Sssoo-12h ST. NEAR MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-$75o CASH.
DanyGr sleeping
S7S5o-BRAND-NEW PETWORTH HOMES 600 CASH.
willis and plesey you
S5z5o-NEAR 2rd AND r. l. AVE- NE.--$I CASH.
bath: 5arary ao Sa decorated and in
S66oo-BRAND-NEW-2nd AND ADAMS N.E-$8oo CASH.
ahone;6 6rpms
all interest and principal Immediate possession
Sz25o-ONE BLOCK SOLDIERS HOME-$I, 500 CASH.
Lovely
month o
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DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 New York Ave. NV Main 1898 -5oS2.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
MT. PLEASANT.

PRICE, S12,i5U.
Entirely modern home in splendid locality.
10 rooms, . baths, electric lights. i.-w.h:
has been newly redecorated. Ample room for
garage. Attractive terms.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
BRooKLAND.

New home. Vacant. Two storiss ana eel
lar; rooms and bath; pipeless furnace
electric lights. Lot l7x150 to alley. Break
fast and sleeping porch.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
DOWNTOWN.

Not far from Dupont Circle. Three story
brick dwelling with IL rooms and bath; elec.
tric lights: steam heat. Just been newly
papered. Immediate possession and reasona BILE