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New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
FRENCH CABINET MEETING.
Will Decide Tomorrow on Sending
 Delegate to Hague Conference.

Paris, June 12.-The French cabi- net will decide tomorrow whether France shall send representatives to The Hague for the preliminary meet ing Of the experts, June Is, to con- fer regarding the Russian situation. Meanwhile Premier Poincare is pre- pairing a reply to the British memor- andum on the conference in which he will insist that The Hague meeting is likely to strike the same Instructions as did the Genoa conference unless there is a full agreement before hand as to the attitude to be taken to- ward the Soviet government.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
ManifestOes Set Forth
 Name of the President

Fl Paso, June 12-Manifestoes is- sued today in Fl Paso over the name of Felix Diaz, now in New York for q conference with leaders of alleged Mexican revolutionary factions set forth the names of the President and members of the cabinet of the pro- Nlsional government which it was said he purposes to establish.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
MINISTER FACES TRIAL
Rev. J. F. Wilburn. of Logan County Fame, Charged With Killing Depu- ties and Treason.

Charleston, w, Va, June 12.-(By the Associated Press)-The trial of Rev J. F. Wilburn. charged with kill ing three Logan County deputy sher- ifs during the miners armed march from Kanawha and Boone Counties to Logan last summer was to begin here today.
 The case wac transferred from Logan to Jefferson County on a charge of venue. Rev. Mir. Wilburn is one of eight men in jail here, under similar charge.
 The deputies who met death were John Gore, John Cafargo and George Muncie. While the charge against Wilburn is the killing of Gore and his companions he also has been indicted for treason.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
CANOEIST CAUGHT IN
 STORM IS DROWNED
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Out of a mild rain the tempest came and. in a period of ten minutes this city experienced a downpour. the darkness of night in mid afternoon, wind that reached a velocity of 40 miles an hour, hail stones as big as eggs and golf balls that pelted against windows and growing vegetable crops to damage both, lightning that set fire to buildings, and water spouts that raced across the bay. Debris blocked street car and vehicuar traf- fc in some places for hours after ward,
 Telephone and telegraph poles went down in numbers.
 A cottage at King Cove, north Wey- mouth, was picked up by the storm and carried through the air for hun dred feet. Roofs of a dozen other houses in that district were ripped off.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
PREPARATIONS PLANS.
Committee Will Go to Berlin This
 Week to Begin Its Work.

Paris, June 12-The committee on reparation guarantees appointed by the separations committee will start for Berlin this week to take up the work set out for it under the partial moratorium agreement beginning with examination of German resources. II is expected that the separations ques- ton will furnish no new developments in consequence of abandonment of the loan scheme unless Germany defaults in payment provided for by the con
 According to Late Reports.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
North American Steel
 Trading Is Resumed

New York, June 12-Trading in North American Steel on the when issued' basis was resumed on the New York curb at the opening today's session notwithstanding the demand made by Samuel Utermyer, counsel for the Lockwood committee that such dealings be discounted
 North American rose 1-2 point to 47 3-4 at the outset. that price re- maining practically unchanged in the moderate dealings of the first half hour.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
ESTABLISH HOSPITAL
Irish Regulars At Donegal Anticipate Early Clash With British Troops Artillery to Be Used.

Londonderry, June 12.-Milltary ac- tivity continues on both side of the
 border. A battery of artillery has ar
 rived to support the four regiments stationed at Derry City. It is reported that irreguars at Donegal, anticipat- ing an early clash with British troops, are establishing hospital beind their lines
 Trains from Derry to Strabane con- tinue to be held up on free state ter ritory Passengers are taken to the platform and searched.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
SCOUTS TO BANQUET
Troop 8, of the Center Church, Will Have Their Parents as Guests Thursday Night.

Troop s. Boy Scouts, of the Center church, are preparing for a banquet to be held in the church parors on Thursday evening. The affair is for the parents of the Boy Scout mem bers and they will be the guests of the organization. A program of enter tainment will be presented. The ban quet will commence at7 80 o'clock.
 On Saturday morning, the troop will elave at o'clock on a bicycle trip to Chester, Conn, They will camp out at Celar Lake and return on Monday morning. Scout Leader Dwight Skin ner vii lbe in charge of the party. This troop has held the championship of the city for the past eight years in sports and other activities.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
Acceptance of Daly Ave.
 Before Public Works Board

A hearing on the acceptance of Daily avenue and the establishment of street grade and building lines there on. will be held tomorrow night at a meeting Of the board of public works Hearings will also be held on sprinkling with oil of Cleveland street from Myrtle to Broad street, and on Francis street from Stanley to Carle- ton street
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
ADMIRAL SIMS IGNORED
Is Given Degree of Doctor of Laws At Union College Commencement Exercises Where He Spoke.

schenectady, N. Y, June 12.-Ad- miral W. s. Sims, who delivered the honorary chancellors' address today al onlpn college commencement exer- clses was given an honorary degree of doctor of laws
 Honorary degrees of master of arts were given to George Frederick Gen ulng, pastor and author of Sunder- lano, Mass, and Charles H. Blain1. Boston merchant.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
RETrRNs FROM cRr1sE

Washington, June 12.-President and Mrs. Harding returned to the White House shortly before g a. m. today from an over Sunday cruise down the Potomac on the Mayfiower. They had as their guests Attorney General Daugherty, Secretary Mellon and Senator and Mrs. Truman H. Newbury.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
TorringtOn Man Dies
 When Neck Is Rroken

Torringtor, June 12.-Carl We'll nttz, e7 years whose neck was brok- en in an automobile accident in Nor ris yesterday, died in the Charlotte HunEerford hospital His wife and soH Otto have left the hospital. Mrs. Wellnitz received lacerations of the head and numerous body bruises while Otto sustained injury to q knee cap.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
STUDENTS OF PIANO
 TO RENDER RECITAL
Miss Schaii's Pupils to Perform This Eyening-Nfiss Ohman, Soprano,
 To Assist

A pianoforte recital, given by the pupils of Miss Emma M. Schall. will be given this evening in the Camr school, The pupils will be assisted b, Miss Adelene Ohman. soprano. Par ents of the pupils have been invited to attend.
 The program is as folows:-- Little Soldier March .,...... Powell
 Robert Wright Slumber Song ,.,..,..,.,,. Gurlit,
 Dorothy Boyington One Day in June .,..,.,... RischeI
 Vivian Ekwurtze Pixie Drill .,.,,...,.,,,,,.. Brown
 Catherine Damico Tyrolean ...,...,,..,.,,, Meacham Alice Pittsinger (Newington) Flower Song ..,...,........ Lange
 Mary Spring For Elise ...........,,.. Beethoven
 Anna Schweitzer Simple Aveu .,..,,.,,...... Thome
 Mildred Johnson
 Ruth Hickok Con AInOTe ..,..N.... DcduHlOut
 Louise BoyinEton a. Were My Songs With Wings Provided .......,......... Hahn b. Mighty La A Rose" ... Nevin c. The Cuck Coo Clock ........ ................. Grant -Schaefer
 Miss Ohman Melody in F .....,,.,. Rubinstein
 Adelaide Phillips Valse in E Flat ......... Durand
 Gladys Mycroft Orfa Grand Polka ...... Gottschalk
 Bertha Schnell Polish Dance ....,..... Scharwenka
 William Schweitzer Fantasia From Martha .... Smith Valse in A Flat ............ Chopin
 Alice Fienemann Fifth Nocturne ........... Leybach Louise Schaal (Hartford) Sonata Pathetique First Movement" '.'.H.. ..'.. '''.t.'' beetnoNen Nocturne in D Minor ........ Chopin
 Bertha Schall
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
WILL QUIzZ BROTHER
Westchester County, New York Offi- cials, to Probe Cause of Blackmail in Ward Case.

White Plains, June 12.-Westches- ter County officials look upon Ralph Ward, brother of Walter S. Ward, con- fessed slayer of Clarence Peters, as one of the most valuable witnesses who will appear tomorrow before the jury.
 While Wards wife cannot be forced to testify to any great length, his brother Ralph is not exempt from questioning and District Attorney Weeks plans to learn from him what the blackmail plot was which caused the fight in the death of ePters.
 Efforts to reach George S. Ward father of aWlter have so far failed Mir Weeks declared that the elder Ward would be found and taken before the grand jury.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
SPEAKS AT CONFERENCE
Rev John L. Davis To Tell 10h New York Ministers About Evcrynlan'5 , Bible Class.

Rev. John L. Itaris left this morn ing for New York. where he will de- liver an address to approXim 2tely 100 ministers on the subject of Every mans Bible class, of New Britain. to- morrow. The address will be deliver ed to the Brooklyn district of the New York East conference oe Mctho- dist ministers, at Rockville Center. Long Island
 The local class is the one big topic of conversation among Methods. ministers, because it was an achieve ment of Methodist minister who put it across and for this reason, Methodist co.~~ences are taking an unusual interest in it.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
Autos Blown About.

Pittsield, Mass. June 12.-A wind storm, which swept over the Taconies yesterday, picked up automobiles like pieces of paper and felled buildings and trees in a swath 100 feet wide at West Pittsfeld. The storm was ac- icompanied by sharp lightning and a heavy rain.
 Randall Swethart of Schenectady ran into a great black funnel shaped cloud on the Albany Fittsfleld state highway in West Pittsfeld. His car was spun around like a top, it's can opy being blown half way across the lake.
 James Perry was backing his auto- mobile from the garage when the wind picked up both car and garage and landed them twenty rect away in a neighbors yard.
 Three touring cars on the Albany turnpike at New Lebanon were blown from the road and overturned
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
ALL ROTARY" MEETING

An effort is being made to have New Britain's first 100 per cent at tendance meeting at the All Rotary gathering of the Rotary club on Thursday of this week. The meeting will be held as usual at 1915 o'clock at the Elks' club on Washington street No one but Rotarians will be admitted.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
"EASTERN DAWN" DOCKS

New York. June 2.-The [. s. Ship ping Board steamer Eastern Dawn which developed boiler trouble on her voyage from Antwerp for Phila delphia arrived here today in town of the tug Humaconna. She left Antwerp on May 1s.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
RICKENBACKER IN CRASH

Omaha, June 12.-Eddie hicken- hackers around the country flight ended early yesterday when his large sll metal plane crashed while at tempting to take off from the air mail field here for Denver. None of the Rickenbacker party was injured.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
CHILDREN'S HOME FUND
Swedish Bethany Church Raises $t,5OO at Services Yesterday for Aid of Cromwell Institution.

The annual collection for the Chil- dren's Home in Cromwell, taken yes terday at the Swedish Bethany church, the sum of s1,500 was raised
 The money will be turned over to the officials of the home.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
ARCANUM ANNIVERSARY
Forty fifth Celebration of Founding
 of Order Will Be Observed.

The forty fifth anniversary of the founding of the Royal Arcanum order will be observed by the local lodge on Tuesday evening, June 20 at Judd's hall. An entertainment is being pre- pared appropriate for the occasion and the members are expected to attend in large numbers. Visiting Arcanum members will be enter tained.
 Tomorrow night, the members will leave in front of Judds hall at 7;3f o'clock for trip to Reliance coun- Fred Elliott will speak.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12

DODGE, 1917 touring. original paint. Good mechanical condition with a new storage battery. Good opportunity for quick sale. The s. X r. Motor Sales Corp, 155 Elm St Phone 1S1
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
Personals

ATTENTION INVESTORS--You are losing money every moment you delay investi- gatng an investment in one Of tho strongest institutions of its kind in tho world. Since it's organization months ago it's paid and delivered cash divi- dends monthly, amounting to 52%-an annual rate of more than 6s% with an unusual degree of safety. Address Lock Boy 430 city
New Britain herald., 1922-06-12

DODGE sedan, 91s. wire wheels, cord tires and wheels. Perfect mechanical Used Car Exchange, IS Main St. Tels- phone 27S5
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18
NEWLY REDf

NEWLY REDECoRATED: BRICK HOME
OF sir rooms and bath; one large room In
attic: screened and glassed-in oorches: front
porch: all Improvements that make, for mod
eru home comfort: hardwood floors and trim.
etc: screens and awnings throughout: two.
rsr garage Price. sla.O00 McKEEvER q
''NN - - Nv vain 1852 es4-3
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.

v 7. AVE. Mr.. l4TH Sr.-STUDIo OR
oTire: * per no LOUIS p. SHOE.
MAKER, 14O7 Y. ave. snw Main lI6o
Fl nRTDA AVE. NR. CONN. AvE-IARGk
'front.' room. hrSt floor. LOUIS p SHOE
N'EFr 1907 Y. Y. rvp. NV Main 1Ias
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FARMS


NONTs.U5Ir-.sl col NTN AROt1T 4!
OH H'fthwes u White House: la
p -. unimpruven: SOL per acre. LOCIs =
80 i-AAAEE. lIoi y. Y. ave. nv. MAD
l.5S
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INSURANCE

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. BUR.
glary Insurance. LOUIS p. SHOEFAKER.
1907 y. 7 ave. nix Main 1865. Inquire
fer W Elliott
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IRVING ST.-SlS. 900.
rms; b.; ami: breakfast & sleep.
ing porches; garage. ". l.. sANsBuRY 4
CO.. 14lS 7 st. NJ 1904
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18

y ST NV. BET. 2SD AND sRD-THREE
stories; Q rms. Q baths: . toilets; b. w h. /;
SO. 900. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
las I5th ST NV Main 6S30
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HARVARD TERRACE.-s16OO0
rms: b.: h.w.h.: cleo: hd-wood fls
rrrsEe. y. l.. sANSBURY 4 CO.. I4Is I St
hani
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18

THIS ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE rs AT
present bringing In monthly rental of
5000. good buy either as . home or In.
vestment. convenient to car line: fourteen
rooms and two baths; steam hear: electric
lights: Is semi-detached on large lot with
1'enty Of room for rarsTe Price. $4,000
M"KEEvEP G0SS I4ns Ere 81 NV
N.in STSo a3a
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18

CLEVELAND PARK-A HOME or Go0p
taste: rooms a bath: hres KfaSt porrh:
sleeptnE porch: huilt-in Earare: hardwood
hcors throughout: extra toilets Price very
low. q. s. BENNETT. S09 Cont. Trust
r'dr. Main 6sq4
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klLB0URNE PL.-S11 500.
o rrIs.: h: ami; room for garage: mr.
18th 81. y. l.. sANSBURY & CO. l4is ct
y 800
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CONN. AvE.-THREE STORIES, 10 RMS.
3 baths, gas and cleo; h.-w.h.; $4,000.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC. 1873 18th
81 NV. Main $3.50.
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S ST, bet. 18th & l4th.-Brk., o rms, b.;
$1,000. THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.. 73s
18th st. NV. Main $3.50.
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ORnWAY ST-s1n O

oRDwAY ST.-S15 600.
Seven rms, b.. h.-wh.: elec room for
garaEe. n. L. sANsBURY & co. l4ls
-. Main 500
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QUEBEC sr.-sis. 500.
Seven rms. b.. ami. screened sleeping
porch; garage. y. l.. SANSBCRY & CO,
lfls ST Main saol
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18Th 81 near Perry r'Are-Two-story
brick dwellings 6 rooms & hath: h-wh
elec
CLARENCE F. WEIGH. |
III 18th st nv. Main ssSaA
Member Washington Real Estate Board
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on X STA GOOD INVESTMENT, LARGE
residence In perfect condition; twelve
rooms and bath; spacious front porch: hat
hot-water heat; electric lights; basement;
possession can bc had with title Price
$1,000. McKEEvER GOss. 14O5 Ere
st. NV Main l752 ia
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SEMI-DET. BRK.-8 R. & b: T.-w-H
elect: fine end: terms; 5000. WILD
NAN 4 Co.. 9th n. FIX. f4s ~
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S ST, NEAR y. Fl. AvE.-3 STORIES; Il
rooms; gas and electricity; h.-w.h.; lot tC
paved alley: space for garage; $4,000
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., INC. 73S 18th
st. NV Main f23n
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North columbia Heiphts.

NOTln SOluuDla helgntS.
THIS HOME rs RUT Two YEARS oT-A(
and in perfect condition: hrtcf ~un-true'
tion with concrete front ana r-ar porrSss .
siN rooms and hath ftiledl: rSrpFe Pr-~
slo.9o0 Phone rs for snpnintm~nt 10 IN
sPect. McKEEvER a GoSs. 1905 Fve .t
NV. Nsin 17s2 .sss
CHARMING HoXE or SEVEH Will A.
ranged rooms; modern: hath: erfra lava
tory: front- sr~ar and sleeping po-rh~.. hot.
wNter heat: e'ectric .iEhts: hardwood sosrs
and trim: Pear rsrsre Prize only Sii 80:
IN convenient terms. YSH -su srd no h-t.
ter buy in this sectinn N~EEEvER A GoSS
ltc5 Eye ST nv. Main tTsi Hl
DANDY BONE OF SIX Roosfs a m IN
hath: huilt-in rnrare: eoocrets front and
lower rear porch. sleepiuf por-h % .~~ou1
hoor: has hot t-wster h~at: electric urhts:
hardwood hcors and Trim; basement ofer-d
~ the reasonable priv Of sio.TN Nc
EEEvER GnSS. i<ns Eye st. NJ. Nsis
s-ss sTs
NORTH coLrfxrrA RFfaHrS-sio.Ts x
Ressonshiy pric~1 -elouisl d~sirr ~
eence: sttrsetive ib spp~srsp-e: tust q
oioef of itth 81 -ar; ronus; spacious f-ca
and r~sr ro~ches: is-lese6 si~rplnr p>--f
h.vL.. elee. nrhts; hardwood noa-t: De-
lot ~ bn-yi rBpis r.nr~ srs-~ Rows
vn~srt ard tnm-aiats ps.res<aos nay 4
eetainee kasy t~-ns WI 4 PHlILIrl
t<os n. 7. ave- Main SesA
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MACoMB sT.-s19 OoO.
Detached ho low tile: 10 rms D.. ami:
garage. y. L. SANSBURY & Co. l4ls
81. Main 5a04
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Cleveland Park.


A WONDERFUL HOME REDUCED IN
price 60 effect quick sale; completely de-
tsch@d on lot 50Xl12: eight rooms and tiled
bath with shower; basement and attic: front
and sleeping porch; house beautifully dec
GRATED: has exceptionally large living room
open fireplace: hardwood floors and trim:
electric lights: hot-water heat: instsntHne-
out water heater; garage Price, SIS 600.
N-KEEvER & GosS. l405 Eye ST NV
Main 4T52 SOS
sENI-DETACHED HOME or , STORIES:
first floor comprises living and dining
room. Kitchen and sunny breakfast room:
second door. three bedrooms snd bath and
sleeping porch: there 10 q porch on front and
side beside the enclosed ssleepinr porch:
hardwood hoOrs; electric lights: hot water
MckEENER GoSS. 1905 Eye st. NV.
Main 4752 1888
CHARMING LITTLE HOME PRICED At
very low hEure TO effect early sale: seven
rooms and hath; completely finished and
heated attic: large front. resr and sleeping
trim: garage Price, ST. 500. McKEEvER
& GoSS. 1905 Eye st. NV. Main 1852
2s2-s
JUST OFF 10TH sT.-ATTRACrIvr BRICK
hoDe on lot $50 feet deep: eight room,
and three bsths: front and rear porch /:
sleeping porch; all modern convenienceS:
electric lights: hut-water heat: hardwood
- I'm SfoVe i"I saVNEeH ithHeAihte
n"ssesSi-n can he had: worth your inSnec-
tion. Price. slS,ooO McKEEvER & GOss
1905 Eye 81. NV. hsin 4T52 1T3-3
MACOMB ST.-S19. .OOO
Detached no low tile; 10 rms h.. ami:
garage. y. l.. SANSBURY & CO. l4ls
ST. Main 5a04
QUEBEC sT.-Sls. 500
Seven rms. b.. ami, screened sleeping
porch; garage. y. l.. SANSRCRY & CO,
lflS ST Main 5anl
oRDwAY ST.-S15 OoO
Seven rms, b.. h.-wh: elec room for
FaraEe. n. L sANsBURT CO. l4ls !
u. Main 500
CLEVELAND PARK-A HOME or GOOD
taste: rooms bath: breakfast porch (:
.leepinE porch; huilt-in garage; hardwood
hoors throughout: extra toilets Price very
low. ~. s. BENNETT. S09 Cont. Trust
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$500

NEAR 18TH ST. AND col. RD-siI 500:
rms: = baths: h-wh: laundry Main
1901. DAVID 2 RARRY s07 n Al nv
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LAMONT ST.-Sl5, 500.
Nr. 1Ith st.-lO rms: 2 b.; ami: Pear
garage. n. L. sANsBURY & CO.. 1fs I
at NJ 5aot
MOUNT PLEAsANT-sTX ROOMS AND
hath: glsssed and screened in porches also
spacious front porch: house has electric
lights. hardwood floors and trim; hot-water
heat: convenient terms can be arranged
Priced unusually low at s12. 900. McKEEvER
4 GOSs. 1905 Eye ST. NV. Main 4752.
il4-s
SIX ROOMS AND BATH; CELLAR: FRONT
rear and sleeping porches; maids rooms
in basement; has hot-water heat; electric
lights: hardwood floors and trim: is screened
throughout: space for garage on wide slley
Priced low at Sfl 500. McKEEvER 4 GOss
1905 Eve st. NV. Main 4Ts2 PISS
on KENYON sTREET-CoNvFNIENT TO
car line; charming home of eight rooms
and two complete baths: plenty Of porch
space at front and rear; houss has hardwood
floors and trim; French doors adding extra
attraction: real open fireplace; artistic elec-
trfc fixtures: garage on wide alley. Price,
s13.5oo. McKEEvER GoSs. 1905 Eve st
NV. Main 4T52 1873
BEST OF NEIGHBoRHOODs. IDEAL NEW
home; eight rooms and two baths; built-in
garage: breakfast and sleeping porch; all
modern attractions: must he seen to be ap-
preciated Price low: inspect or phone US
for particulars. McKEEvER GOss, l405
Eye st. NV Main 1852 234-3
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PARK ROlD-THfS Tf An hTTTlCTTy

Quincy sT.-CoRNER BRICK HoUsE ~
rooms "a bedrOomsl: bath and lsrstory:
huilt-in EanEe: hot-water heat; hardwood
noorS and thin; electricity: Eas: front ard
double resr porches. Including sleeping
porch. conner screens throughout Price.
sls zoo: terms SHANNON a LUCHs. ia
18th OF. NV. Main 234S.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18

CHEVY cHAsE-TN THE CHOICEST SEC.
tion: a brick semi-bunraiow Of r & b :;
oak floors throughout; lot Tor90; brick
rarge. real buy for S13.75o G. s
BENNETT. Cont Trust B'dg. Main 65a4.
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Mount Pleasant.

THIS is THE VERY BEST MODERATE
priced house In Mount Pleasant; con-
structed by careful and well-knovl
builder and Ideally situated on a terrsced
lot finished with a stonewall; Il IL semi
detached Of tapestry brick and contains 8
rooms and tiled baths: hardwood doors
mahogany and white A.m: Colonisfs front
porch; double rear porches: hot-water heat;
electricity: gas; side and rear alley; screens;
close to car line; the house Is now vacant
and has been painted inside and out; s13. 500;
only offered at this pfice for Quick sale
terms. SHANNON & LUCHs. 7Is l4th st.
NV. Main 2345.
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10 rms; ~; a.nf.. garage mr. isfh st
car line Y. L. SANSBURT & co. l4is
st ~ s90a
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3sTH AND BRANDYwINE ST, CHEVY
Chase-A beautiful 5-room bungalow; :;
tion: price. 50. J00. wILDMAN a CO.. 9Th
n Franklin 64ns 25s
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-NEW AND VACANT
0 rms: b.: lot snIlc5: lear garage
81 900. THoS. ]. FISHER & CO.. INC.
7as 18th st. nv. Main 6sSo.
LIVINGSTON ST.-si2. 500.
Six rms. b.. h.-w.h.. cleo, possession
terms v. L. SANSBURY a CO., I4Is
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" IN w WI NORTH CAP ST
DnaI TTrn"v maker. new and yvclI eGnipped
rrn' Sc price sG."CI. in. h dg WILD
Wv 8 CO nh & " stS Fl Rins 13s
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GlRAEn ST--tTo m

NV lNh NIs-Nla5aln
~ rms: h-: h.w.h-; elec.: mr. 18th -
y. L. SANSRTRY q co. l4lS 81. n
lqr4
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2TOO-DEIICGTESsEN PA AVE, NV;
one room & store: year and half lease ::
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S11.250

Spring Road het 18th a Ilth st-wen.
lGilt 2-story brick dwelling: large rooms
hath Enclosed sleeping porch a hreak-
fast porrh Room for garage On terms
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
~ l4th ~. NV. Main Ga-S.
Member Washington Real Fststs Board
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FINE L OCATION: EXCLUSIVE NEIGH.
borhood: well built home; nine rooms and
two csths; all outside rooms: has hot-water
heat. electric lights: possession can be had
with title. Price. s13.5o0. McKEEvER
GOss. 1905 Eve 81. NV. NJ 4752. 1918
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sENl-DErAcHED; SIX ROOMS: TTLrp
bath; front aud rear parches. s,,rionar,
tubs In basement; good beating plant; .l.e-
fric lights: hardwood noors and Trim Prs.
5000. NcKEEvER a GOsg. 1895 Eve 81
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