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The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
WILL GIVE DANCE
AT COUNTRY CLUB.


The following members of the
State Department will be hosts at
a dance this evening At rhe Mont
gomery Country Club: War
rem Delano Robbins, Percy Blair,
James Clement Dunn, william Lee
Hurley, Ferdinand L. Mayer and
r. Henry Norweb. An of these
young men have been assigned TO
foreign posts, for which they will
be leaving soon.
Philip Hichborn has returned :.
Washington for the Easter hoii-
days, where he will be with his
aunt, Mrs. Paul s. Pearsall, at her
residence. f1o2 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Newbold Noyes has gone to
Atlantic City to join her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing.
Mrs. Paul de Hon Reed and her
little son have gone to Greenwich
Conn, for a visit of several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Theodore
Laurence Pomeroy.
Senator and Mrs. Truman New
perry nave gone to Hot Springs.
Va. for a brief holiday.
Mrs. Tracey c. Drake. OF New
York. is spending a few days at
the New willard.
POLISH COUNSELLOR
HOST AT LUNCHEON.
The Counselor of the Polish
Legation and Nine. Kwapiszewski
entertained informally at luncheon
at the Shoreham yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Hindkley entertained
at luncheon yesterday.
Miss Katrina Jameson was hostess
at luncheon yesterday in compli-
ment to Miss Elspeth Hughes,
daughter of Mrs. W. II. Reynolds.
who will be married to Edward
John Lapp. of New York, Monday.
Miss Jameson's other guests were
the girls who will be Miss Hughes
bridal attendants.
Mrs. Reynolds will entertain at a
buffet supper this evening for the
members of the bridal party.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Mrs. J. Borden Hartman will en-.
tertain a company at dinner thi:
evening
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Air Commodore L. f. o. Charl-
ton. of the British Embassy. VIII
sail on April 2s aboard the Oropesa
for England. Commodore Charlton.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Morris Ernesr
Locke will be hosts at dinner this
evening.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

EDGAR ALLEN POE 1sos-1s4s).
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
AUDIENCE Won
BY IRISH TENOR
Tom Burke Makes New
Friends in First Re
cital Here.
VOICE HAS APPEAL
"Leetle Bateese," French Ca.
madam Number, Evokes
= Call of Encore"

7. Arthur Smith, Ine., PRESENTED Tam
Burke, Irish tenor, In recital Al the National 1
Theater yesterday sftsrnesn.
Program.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Mrs. Paul de Hon Reed and her
little son have gone to Greenwich
Conn, for a visit of several weeks :
with her mother, Mrs. Theodore
Laurence Pomeroy.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

J. r. Boone, of New York. is
spending few days at wardman
Park Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Senator and Mrs. Truman New.
berry have gone to Hot Springs
Va, for a brief holiday.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
POLISH COUNSELOR
HOST AT LUNCHEON.

The Counselor OF the Polish
Legation and Mime. Kwapiszewski
entertained informally at luncheon
at the shoreham yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Philip Hichborn has returned :.
Washington for the Easter hoii.
days, where he will be with his
aunt, Mrs. Paul s. Pesrsall, at her
residence, flo2 Sixteenth street.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Mrs. Newbold Noyes has gone &c
Atlantic City to Join her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Mrs. Tracey c. Drake. OF New
York. is spending a few days at
the New willard.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

to Miss Elizabeth Kemp and Miss
Sidney Webb. Later the guests at
tended the Junior League dance.
Representative and Mrs. Joseph
w. Fordney entertained a distin-
guished company of eighteen at
dinner last evening in the Presi-
Dental suite in the New willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Herbert Stabler
were hosts TO a distinguished COM
psny at dinner last evening. Covers
were laid for sixteen.
Clinton Stuart. the playwright,
who has been spending the winter
in New York. has returned to Wash
inEton.
MIR AND MRS. CAMPBELL
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Campbell
were hosts at dinner last evening to
a company OF twelve. Mr.. Campbell
is a member of the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
Miss Margaret Harding and Miss
Alice Harding entertained infor:
mally at dinner last evening.
Mrs. walter Wells was hostess at
luncheon at the Shoreham yester-
day.
Mrs. G. o. Evans, OF Morristown.
Pa. is a guest at wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. George Vanderbilt will en-
tertain at a small dance on Monday
evening.
Miss Olyve Graef will be hostess
at dinner Wednesday evening.
Miss Graef will return from Flor
ida on Monday.
Maj. and Mrs. Sherman Miles will
entertain at dinner Wednesday eve
ming.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-20
POWER OF SUGGESTION

Most of injury which is wrought IN this world is
done thoughtessy than Intentionally and this finds
expression forcefully than IN idle gossip he
power of suggestion such that it not guarded or offset
the thing suggested becomes part of experience An
illustration in point the careless rmarks which often
made concerning banks Banks founded upon confi-
dence quite much upon doars and perhaps more.
Such being the people should realize the power for
injury and for disaster which turks IN the suggestion
that such bank is in trouble have to close
its DOORS have this that to contend with AS
matter of fact methods have rendered 1t practically
impossible for depostors to suffer loss through bank tall
ures There really nothing to be afraid Of Experience
shows that depositors do not lose matter what may
ovetake banking institution and therefore becomes the
duty of deposors not to make more difficult the problem
of those who their shoulders important
sponsibity for the material welfare of the community
If one will observe tn person who to the relief
of banks any difficulty is the banker In other words
the man best is the who has the most con-
fdence Here really important fact and one which we
all may we'll ponder When We have suggestions to give
out let them be helpful rather than destructive.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-20
WE HAVE NO ENEMIES

Perhaps there fortunate thing for the Press
under and not only that but fortunate
for the Imperial valley the fact that we have
enemies that have confront is those
who do not and in the handling of that situation
we shall rely upon the precept of ancient friend Aeop
Acquaintance softens prejudice There no reason to
fight anyone only fault that he doesn't know The
only treatment such is to allow time to find out,
and we have more time than anything
newspaper which into community with set
of enemies punish discounted its usefulness ad
vance 1t has impaired its usefulness in that
impaired its usefulness has engaged in advance
to give part its effort and part of its space to some
thing which great body of its supporters not inter-
ested in at ALL The business of newspaper is to give the
news and to uphold right If it divides its energies in
those respects living to all that the people have
right to expect it But important than that Is the
fact that keeping up fight with someone or other I'M
pairs the quality of all that the does furnish In the
field of its correct endeavors The people soon lind that
the paper been fair in particular situation and
immediately they begin doubt its sincerity in everything
that it and when that becomes the state of the
public mind toward paper may set 1t down at lts
influence is gone. -
We have purchased the good will of two newspapers
which is somehing infinitely valuable than this
the fact made to as that we nave
the good will of the community without purchasing 1t or
paving or doing ayhng than to pledge our word to
keen faith and the The people rely upon
us to fulfil our part of the bargain for have tried THIS
newspaper game" for forty years and have learned
that the good will of the community more precious than
.rubes.'
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-20
DODGE BROTHERS
PRICES REDUCED

DETROIT, an. 20.-Fifteen hun.
dred Dodge, Brothers Dealers wer.
surprised to learn that the prices OF
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars We're re.
duced in effect January 1st. Officia
announcement of the reduction, the
form and nature which caused SEN
sation in automobile circles, was made
by F. j. Haynes, president and gen
eral manager. of Dodge Brothers, at
the Eighth Annual Meeting and Lun-
cheon of Dodge Brothers Dealers il,
the Pennsylvania Hotel late this af-
ternoon.
The reduction made by Dodge
Brothers is decidedly unusal in that
it is both retroactive and indefinite,
that is, according to the anounce-
ment, the new prices of Dodge Broth
ers cars will not be made public until
February 1st, but will apply on all
cars sold after January 1st. This
means, of course, that persons who
have bought Dodge Brothers cans
since the first of the year will ne en-
titled to rebate, the amount of which
is still unknown.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-20
Industrial Situation In
California Is Reviewed

| workers from the outside has added
considerably to the number of unem-
ployed. This is condition that OBJ
tains to a greater or less degree every
winter, and various civic and charita-
BILE organizations report a constant
request for lodgings from men out of
work. Building very active, especial
ly in residential sections. Little or
no unemployment in this industry.
As result of this activity the lumber
industry is above normal for this sea-
son of the year. No change in iron
and Steel Operating about 40 per
cent normal. No demand for agricul-
tural workers. Considerable unem-
ployment in this class of help, casu-
al or day workers and unskilled labor.
Textiles, leather, paper and printing,
stone, clay and glass products oper-
ating at normal. Housing situation
acute and rents continue high, partic-
ularly affecting the poorer classes
Considerable public construction anti
cipated for ensuing year, but will not
be started for several months. Re-
tail conditions good. A very high
feeling Of optimism prevails here.
"SAN observation-disclosures con-
fined chiefly to unskilled and agricul-
tural workers. The regular winter
influx has begun. A large number Of
these people seeking employment.
Building very active and as result
lumber is above normal. Naval pro-
Jects still progressing and consider.
able public and private construction
under way. Few moderate price
houses for rent. Many new houses
for sale, but prices high. Retail
trade below holiday standard.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-20
SPEAK NO EVIL, THINK NO EVIL"

The Imperial valley has suffered long the
apostle said from the activities of those who have made
their business strife. Many times nay, most OF
the time the people would have been in entire agreement
had it not for the perncous activities of those who
flourish capalizing dscord When gets right down
bottom affairs in this county it will be found
that Just things important and for the most part
are all agreed upon them. Then why should listen
to the sinister suggestions of those who continually mpugn
the motives of every who takes the initiative in
for the upbuding of the valleys material inter-
ests? And it has been in the past, it is when
making effort to unite the best plan for
solving the problems of the valley both great and small
should be slow credit the sincerity and the sanity Of
those who offer nothing but opposition and difficulties to
obstruct the unyng of interests and efforts for which the
people have become hungry. The who is unwil-
ing to help lays himself open the Suspicion having
interest in doing the other thing.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-20
JOHN BARLEYC0RN IS
POOR LOSER
United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2o-Concerted
drives to obtain repeal of the eigh-
teenth amendment have been started
throughout the country, G. o. Hinck-
ley, secretary of the Association Op-
posed to National Prohibition, declar-
ed here today.
We are fighting for the repeal of
the prohibition laws and for the re-
turn Of beer and light wines" he
said.
The first step, Hinckley said, is a
membership campaign.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-16
p, F, CARJEY

Ph. Fr. sl53- s1T 4 NJ -
sSoo-Luneh Room; Il ST me-; rood in.
rome: rent. $50.
C,0o-Lunch Room; downtown: MIXED
trsde; real bargain; rent $50
A,So-Lunch Room; downtown; store 3
ICONS bath; rental. with lease, slOo
1oo-Luneh Room; downtown; g rooms
4 cellar; also furniture; q real barrafn
s>staL rtfA lssss, sl25.
H.5oo-Hovts Hall; Brtghtwood; capacity
so people (vhifsJ: doing rood business
rental, vtth lease. t275.
- Do-Roonins Hoase; ct. NV; 10
roens; 2 bath. ssrase; very good In.
n2so>- -Roomisg House: uptown; rood
loeatfon; 10 rooms; 1 bath; very rood con
dftios; rental With lease. sfoe a.
sz5oo-Roonins House; Pa. sve nv: 10
rooms; 2sbsths. gas q elee. lights; steam
heat; rentsl.r with lease, s15e -.
tSspoo-Roomfux Hoase: downtowu;, .
rooms: Q baths q 10 EXTRA siaks:, h.Iw!h ;
slse lights; ssod income; rental. with iesse.
%. 7.5oo-aDouisx Hogse; downtown, Is
rcoms: ? baths; gas . cleo. nshta; heat
furnished;- rest $50. Ak ~ -, . T.
sf.oo-Sear beer; uptown; good income;
real bargain. rent. so. go <
tSooo-Aillinery. uptova; eIoefient illcea-
tion; roons, 2~eaths store and rarage !;
doing very good business: .. real. barxain !;
must sell At sfcriHee; rentai With lease,
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph IN siSs. sfr .,$,y
The Washington herald., 1922-05-16

ONE OF THE MOST CONVENIENTLY
planned and complete homes We can otfer;
a brick home located on lot $50. feet deep
with hedge and shrubs, fruit: the house has
sig large bright rooms and bath; hardwood
flooring; electric lights: hot-vater heat;
eqht-in refrigerator; tVo-csr garsEe on rs
MeKEEyER q GOss, LAOS Eye 4. nv.
Main 47a2. - -. 1lS-8
The Washington herald., 1922-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


RIssniagdaIs- -Csatiuasd.
s<~~~@e>~>>A>~~> >>>-~~~>~~>
CORNER HoMH IN. .BIooMINGDAIE-
Lsestscn. the besta rooms; 4 ssts: vssy
Cont. Trust B,de- Main e5st.
FOR fNNRDfATE fossEssi0N: ROW
brick house with 6.rooms ard bath; front
and rsae porches; hst-watsr heat;. eisc.
tricity; gas; hardwood noors and Trim: alley
IN rear: Price. 81. 80, terms. SHANNON 4
LUCHs, 71s 18th Vt. NV. Main 23lS.
200 Bi,OcI. Or isT ST. Nw.-rHRBD.
story brict: nine rooms snd bath: IN reed
rondition: prize, y. 500; ferma GArEW0OD
= BENNBTT. 500 !Coatinsntsi Trust Bids.
Main essl. -.
- 1900 ,.-,.,-.
Bryant st bet. North capitel q Ist cts,
S-story bay wlndov brick dwelline, Q room
md b tn: furnace beaf; gas: electric lights.
Lot 1ori<0 to vide alley. Reasonable
b rms 1can. BE- arraoled
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
i.%s.r w.shinstos Real E...t. s se.rs.' ma
NEAR NORTH oAPITpL q R4Aa aftrse.
tive home: 9 rooms q bath; tvo-car brich
Esrase. Price. $1,000. ~
hsT. NEAR NORTH CAPIr0L-A modern
bttck "a large rooms 4, ban; in perfect
condition. Price. ss.oo0.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL q srs.-A
vel built twofamiiy srartmsnt; rsat.
500 2er month: Prize. 1850:
bryant IT. NEAR NORTH cAPIroL-A
we'll built three-story brick: o. rooms 4
bath; Earage. Price. $3.50. as
NEAR 1sT 4 W srs.-southern exposurs;
nsdern rooms 4 bath; brick; ,eIeeiisn,
location, Price. SI.5Oe. Il
x MOORE & HILL,
-.l<1-22 n 81. NV. ,. Phcn. MIN 1tSa.
sf.ooMrNdDALE-s7.sso. On the prettie.,
street IN Bloominsdals: facing Reservoir
hssra; s..,; es%piets !'tI,rcer house: measrs
70 peved aile5: spacious eeianisi frynt perch;
ilos j. T. s... Tais 1Sca.'
.RL0oMiNG6ALE 20
!. Stsooo cash spd essy monthly payments
EAi give you immediate ,possession Of this
pfsttiest part Of BloomiSsdale: q rooms:
nodssn heating plant; cleo lights snd other
up to-dafe features. Don't fall to tpves-
tirats WILLIAM 8. PHfLLIrs. I4os n.
sLooNINspALF-a.w.
On beautiful r. T., ave-. 20 vide: s-roon
two streets: $3.50 cssh snd SIS . nosth.
IN IN 3 PHILLiPs. 1909 New Ysst ave.
lsr sr.-W,T@. : :
rms. D.: e'ee. .fUmedfste pos8esetop
y. L. sANsBURY 4 CO., Ilis at u. ss'A
$1.soo-oUiNcf ST., NEAR lsr NE.-six
rooms snt hath: h.-v.h,: hns eoaditiea:
3. .os0 cash. WILLIAM Z. HARrUNG. iIoe
ieth st. nv. Main sf2
Brisktwood.
MEAN GA AVE. & JEFFERsON-MoDHRN
e-room hriek dvsilins With large earags.
Price. Ss-I5o- MGoRS. q HILL, I4ao-,2 q
81 Nv Main 14J1. = O.,
BLAIR RoAD-A VERY -ArTRACfTvI
home; bungalow type: -IsrEs lot. Price.
$1,000: MOORE 4 HILL, 1907 Il St
nv. Main 1883.
NEAR GA. AVE. q KKNNHDf-A sHMf
detached brick with Q farre room. 4 bath; :;
hot-water heat Price. ssT0. MOORE
Hill. I<2o-2 r At: NV. Main 1tss.
nh sud LoNGFELLoW s1.-Ss.8so. BYand
new siI-room tapestry brick resfdence; csa.
crete colonial front porch: double rsar
porehes; h.w.h.: elec, lights, tile bath with
bufit.in fixtures; oak floors downstairs: IN
usual closet space; kitchen equipped with
china cupboard: Pu'imsn breakfast service
and. large pantry eontainias euiit-i. rsfris-
erator. Attractive terms. wM- Q. PHIL
LIPS. 1909 n. T. ave kain 600.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-16
P. F. CARLEY,
P. F. CARLEY,

Ph. Fr sI53 6IT st nv
ss aeo-AutO ArrpEsnrp , Gas station,
downtown. NV: Eeod location; also very
good business: owner retiring; rent. sl25 90
sJoo-Auto Repair shop, uptown; very
good income: rent $4,000
s2ooo-Bakery, sv-; rooms 4 store; a
real money maker; q wonderful barE4in;
rent. $50. So ~.
ti.1oo-Bakery.. downtown; 4 rooms, bath
4 store: very GOOD income; rental. with
lease. 5000.
sl-ooe-Bsrber shop. downtown: very rood
business: rental. with lease. $4,000.
S5oo-3-Chair BARRIER shop, uptown; very
good income: rent. $500
3,5oe-5-Chsir Barber Shop. uptown:
room q cellar; good income: also Q very
good business opportunity; rent. $1,000.
si,2oO-Baroer shop. q st. ne: store; 4
rooms basement; doing very good bust.
ness; rental. With lea.e. SIS 10.
P. F. CARLEY,
IN fr. 6193- 6l7.E NJ
The Washington herald., 1922-05-16

BLOoMINGDAf.E. BRYANT us FNs.:
bedrms; bath: occupied BY owner. ,S,T50
THoMAsI. FISHER 4 CO., INC, rs 15tk
1t. NV. Main ss30
The Washington herald., 1922-05-16

fest vss< NO tsersz.A BvtHS r~1.
,asht .iry atsss.s sso 80 lsyssE; w.
si essssrsfv at sss' fF.f sss ssesss
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sreen ens1sa fes.essss 1sssNS
sa rnc~ ILL., t1AySo1 q DQcnA
u. len 81 -: nsA - -
" d3SOo 80 $50
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resns sst tfie< h~ss; esf,sS v1ss ssrvssFt
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electfeip; Tss;. hsrt~~>1 H>sts ss< 'e>,r
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-16

CFoR COLoREDl; o ST, HR. nth Nw.-s
inns. and b.: lat. h.: rms. and ba asement;
price $1,000: $500 cash. wILDMAN 4 CO..
Nth 4 n sts FIR 6In6
The Washington herald., 1922-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
! CesiSAl ,Nerthwsst-Cs Cssfinasd.
sssaerssasas->~~>-~>
sTH ST. NEAR o Nw.--lI ROOMS 4
bath. Prize, g. 200. CAYw00D BROS. D
GAhhETT. INC. si3 n. Y. ave. az.
SwnEsEI AVE-; sE. 2 =. VII r..,
~ lat b.: o.ooo. ca srrsnes tar
MtDzAN z CO.. en 3: yrsnkltn 81,
10TH sT.. NR. \. Z. AvD.-Brk.; is .,
b; h.v.h.; has eond.i S3o.yoo; es,o0e
sn a y. wILDhAN. 9th . u sts- ~
Eye q, assr N. Capitol. ? story. bee
ment; rooms. bath; lat. heat S3.150.
wildnaa Q Co. eth and b.
sTH ST.. Nh. Nw.-rweny rns. = 4
B.; h..w.h.; elect; hundry; sasase rsea;
hns cond.; ~. 900. Newly papers1 ss1
eainisd. wILDMAN 4 co.. 9th ssd q.
sransnn go:
efH AT: Mr. Q n. w.-Bsy wtndov,
sash. wiLDhAN = 90, Oh . b. Trask.
IN esoe. -
SR s2SD. w. rms & D.; fur. h.i
5000; $1,000 cash wILDNAN q CO..
sth b. Frsnkiin e<od
WISCONSIN AVE, mr. Nssai Oeservatory-
rm.: tapestry br.: col. home: semi-ds-
4. . s,k ono 49, - V 80 10
NITDMAN co OH r,s.S sioS
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49,, AVE- NW' 81. AIS. Oh
., ss,es: ~ 10 r; B.; hw. a.; nns eosd!: poss.
A. N. Wildman & Co.,
9Th b sts. nv. rr e4oe.
u ST.. Mr.. 9TH n. wISToRY& 4 BASE
ment:s 10 rms, 4 b.: fur. b; gas: good
rogd. Price S1350o: s3. b0o rssh. WILD
NAN 4 Co, eth and Pr.nh IeoS
FVT eT No
,-a,s,,,. ' n. W-bCsiSEss
2-story ssrar.. Pic. sos M rwTDuAN
q CO., sth ana n ,1-.,s sioa
4 -. ;5.,E.- e.se.-
80 nsat izthIiz T. &.b.; nns fer room
ins; Al .on;: I'm. pos: gar. 81. 500 cash;
|, ~ I. ,;z,,;=,; T..o@.a %: ~ =
BUS sEt.. LARGE D. ~!
uiN 4 r. m't r.mcdS,ed. WILD
sR6 IN Nw WI
~ .etsht... s,n .oo, =, ~
NaS 4 20 e,h 80 .sn. III
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co ar -. ~ 'cI "iHoAAS
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lST Nj. NR. Sw-Tpr~sYory.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-16
:. P. F. CARLEY.
P. F. CARLEY,

L. T. CAnLCl,
Pm. Fr s153. sI7 st. NJ.
50. 5O0-GaaEe Accessory h Paint Busi.
ness. uptown. NV: capacity 90 cars: b-yr.
lease; very good income; must sell at sac
rihce
si.50o-Gro~ery. sv.: store rooms;
hwh. gas: 3-yr. lease: rent, $50 50.
So 2Oo-Grocey q Market. ne: store, S
rooms. bath. very good income; rental. with
lease. $50 co.
81 co0-Grocery 4 Meats. sw.; 9 rooms 4
E1raEe: capacity cars; 5-yr. lease; rent.
sen 80
81. .ooo-Grocery, downtown. NV; wonder
full income; rental. with lease, 5000.
81 .4oo-Grocery q Meats, sv.; store; s
rooms 4 cellar: must sell at sacrifice; rental.
with lease, s32 50.
s12. OOO-Grocery e. Property; store; 9
rooms: garage: lstyobe heat; gas; stock
4 fixtures: must sell sacrifice.
81. 2.0oo-Hsrdwsre, Paints, Varnishes 4
House Furnishings: downtown: S rooms q
store room: 5-yr. lease: also fixtures. stock
at inFentory; must sell at sacrifice; owner
leaving town; rent, s175.O0.
So sO0-Hotel. Pa. ave nv; IS rooms &
several baths: rood income; rental. with
lease. $500 90 - ...a
81 95oo-Lunehroom. 18th st. NV: DOING
good business: lease with rental. t1i25o.
s3.SSo-Lunchroom. uptown. nv; 2 stores
& several rooms; excellent business; must
oil at sacrifice: own-r leaving country; /;
rent. yI25-eo
Ph.. rr 6163. a. p. 6i7sE st. nv
p = GARJEY
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WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY

-,. .r- WANTED -
Client desires minimum 2.soo square feet
business property located between Penn
sylvania ave. n street, Twelfth to Seven.
teenth SITS: NV, for stationery sales. pristing
md esrrsyers' office. = VIII not pay ovss
500 per month
WILLIAM r.: HAETUNa
11osF siIternfh Street, N. W.
"EsrArES' cARBtULLY NANAGHD~
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] ST. NEAR sTH-3sTDRY BRICK; 10
rooms 4 hath. Price. sI4.5o0. CAY
wOoD RB0s. 4 GARRETT. INC, 9i5 N.
l.. a%smpw. -
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STORE & CONFECTIONERY. II ST., Mr..
eth ne: price, s1.soe. wILDNIN a
20. th Il. F1nklin s4os.
TAILORING BUSINESS FOR sALE-EX-
ceilent business loca tion; owner leaving
ts city: rent Of store, $40 mo.th; 4 living
SONS, sSI mouth; established several Year,.
priee TO quick buyer. 81. 900 cash.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
ifV' New York ave Main 1885.
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"sT.. RET. -.?tST 22ND--S-ROoM
brick: bath: 20 II. front. Price. 5000.
n. Y. ave. NV. ''s 60
q ST. BETwEEN oisT e2ND-Lot
22kx14s Price, 81, 30. CAYwOOD BROS
q GARRETT. INC. 015 n. Y. ave. NV.
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$4,000

Hobart at West Of 1sth.-A Breuneer
house containing roms and baths;
billiard room: hot water heat; electric
lights: gear garage. Terms
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
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X ST., Mr.. FIRST Nw.-a RMS. AND B.:
lat. H.; gas: price s4.0O0s sIp cash.
wLDMAN 4 CO., 9th Fl SITS. r.. e4oe.