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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17

give talks on the relics so That the
people who visit II will learn some
thing besides having their curiosity
catered to.
The Museum of the American In
dian, George G. Heye Foundation.
was opened In 1915 In New York, at
the corner of One Hundred and Fifty
nfth street and Broadway. adjoining
The Hispanic Society Of America. the
American Gee graphic society and the
American Numismatfc society. Its
purpose was to study the Indians of
North. Central and South America, to
gather evidence OF their civilizations
and modes OF life and to disseminate
knowledge concerning them.
Mr.. Heye, director, commissioned
Mr.. Glidden to explore the Channel
Islands and collect relics of vanished
Indians. Although the islands have
already been dug over repeatedly by
successive expeditions for archeologi-
eal researches from this country and
abroad, the results attained by Mr..
Glidden have been little short Of re-
markable. In the judgment Of scien-
tifc men. He has dug up more than
q thousand skeletons. Nine months
work on Catalina yielded 316. In five
months he obtained 343 on San Miguel
and 316 from San Nicolas In four
months As result Of these ex-
plorations the Heye museum has the
finest exhibis Of Channel island In
dian lore existent. not surpassed even
by that of the Smithsonian institu-
ton In Washington.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17
POPE HAS AN AUTOMOBILE
Plus Establishes Precedent In Accept
inq Milan Peoples Gift.

ing Milan Peoples Gilt.
Pope Plus las an automobile. The
people of Milan, where the pontiff was
archbishop before his election, have
presented him machine of the latest
Italian model. IL bears on the doors
the papal coat of arms. surmounted by
the triple crown and the pontiiical
keys. The pontff will use the car
within the Vatican gardens.
When the car was brought into the
Vatican grounds Pope Plus went out
to see ii.
ave will use IL first TO transport
the statue Of the Madonna of Loretto,"
the pontiff said. meaning that the car
would be utilized September 9 to carry
the copy of the famous statue he is
to bless that day from the Vatican TO
Loretto.
This is the first time a pope has
owned an automobile. Some of the
cardinals In late years have been pos
SCISSORS of cars.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17
WILL STUDY HUMAN FACTORS
National Personnel Association Formed
to Help Business Relations

to Help Business Relations
Formation of the National Person
mel association, designed to study hui
man factors In American business and
Industrial life, is announced by the
Federated American Engineering Soci-
eties- Leaders of organized engineer
ing, representatives of large indus
tries, insurance companies, railroads
and publishers and members of univer-
sity faculties are among Its MEMBERS
The announced purpose Of the move
ment lis to advance the understand
ing Of the principles, policies and
methods of creating and maintaining
satisfactory human relations within
commerce and Industry"
The new organization. which takes
over the activities of the National AS
ISOLATION OF Corporation Training and
the Industrial Relations Association OF
America. will aid business executives
In solving problems of personnel ad-
ministration.
Cooperative research will be con-
Quoted on a nationwide scale. and
close relations will be established with
colleges and universities in carrying
out an extensive educational pro-
gram.
w. w. Kinkaid Of Niagara Falls,
head OF the Spirella company. has
been named president of the new or
ganization; Earl B. Morgan Of The Cur
tbs Publishing company, Philadelphia.
Is vice president, and Montague A.
Clark Of e. l. DUPONT de Nemours X
Co., Arlington. n. j., is treasurer. w.
]. Donald Of New York is managing
dfrector and secretary
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17
win Be open to the Public.

While Mr.. Glidden will not attempt
to duplicate this chapel. he intends
10 arrange many of the human bones
that he has collected IL various geo
metric designs. When completed the
nuaeum on Santa Catalina will be
unlike anything else anywhere In this
country. 1t will be open to the gen
eral public, and the builder plans 10
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17
viii Show Up the Teeth.

The nose-bridge will also be fitted
up with additional illumination. as
we'll as the lower jaw. The effect Of
the latter, will be designed so as to
show up the teeth, which were one of
the notable features OF the aborigi-
nees. The whole thing will be such
that no one ever seeing It can forget
Mr.. Glidden's museum. If men ever
grew large enough for heads of such
a size as this skull, they would be
from 60 to 20 feet tall. Although the
original Channel islanders were large
men. not many exceeded one-tenth Of
that size.
III novelty Of Mr.. Glidden's mu-
scum will not stop with the outside.
II anything. the interior is to be even
more bizarre. He intends taking for
his pattern a mortuary chapel recent
~ unearthed on the Island of Malta,
In the Mediterranean. halfway be-
tween Italy and Tripoll, where st.
Paul was shipwrecked in 90 A. ID.
This burial hall has for its mural
decorations more than 1000 skulls,
With a frieze of colar-bones.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17

Prof. ID. W. Herring of New York
university, who has made study Of
the history OF rain-making devices and
similar inventions. has found only one
weather-controlling device which ac-
tually works. and this is cannon
which breaks up threatening hall
storms. This Is described as follows
IN an article by Doctor Herring In the
Scientific Monthly:
AFTER various haphazard expert
ences OF viticulturists. one OF them. an
Austrian. Albert Stiger. invented a
form of cannon In 1896 which could
readily and effectively be used for the
purpose OF repelling and beaklng up
such storms.
This cannon somewhat resembles
the old hell-mouthed blunderbuss in
form, with a chamber at the breach
for a cartridge containing only pow
der and funnel-shaped tube. like the
cone of megapbone. Housed In lit
tie shacks on the hillsides. these are
ready for use at short notice. and
since they are distributed among the
mdnf dQIOlitink fihCf V'N'~
battery OF them can be brought into
action promptly.
swhen the storm Is seen to be gath
ering. the cannons are brought out
and directed against the threatening
cloud. Signals are sent from vine
yard to vineyard. and upon the first
appearance of the destructive hall
stone the counter bombardment begins
From the mouth of the cannon Is
sues a mass OF heated gas smoke and
smoke rings, propelled violently
against the lowering cloud. The
smoke rings are like those discharged
from the smokestack by the puffs OF
locomotive. but with far greater
energy Of propulsion
Like a Gas Attack In War.
"In sense. this was anticipating
the war. for il was a veritable gas at
tack In the realm OF the aeronaut
The theory Of the action IS not very
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17

Benny and Sadie Mayer. twelve and
nine years old. living with their sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hiken. In Milwaukee,
have just completed an extensive
Journey that rivals the travels of O.
Marco Polo. The children travelled
from their former homes in Bobiuisk,
Russia. 10 Milwaukee. by themselves
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17
paJ.ma.olsd Girl. Save Cottages.

A bucket brigade of 80 pajama-
clad sorority girls saved the summer
cottage colony at Lakeside. Mich.
from destruction. Through their eff
forts a fire which destroyed grocery
store and the Alpha Gamma NJ cot
tage, was prevented from spreading to
the long rows of frame structures
along the beach.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17

Devices to make rain, to stop rain
to ward or frost, 20 regulate heat and
to make the wind blow at the will of
rhe farmer have been offered to the
farmer at fancy prices by experiment.
ers In various parts of the country so
often that special warnings have been
issued by the Department of Agricul-
ture against some of them.
The contract of "Rainmaker" Hat
field to deliver rain at Medicine Hat.
Alberta. for the price of $4,000 an inch
and the claims that he fulfilled the
contract and made huge profit b:-ye
caused other promoters to enter the
climate-controlllng industry. Because
1t was generally a wet year. there has
been reported only a very small de.
mand for cloud-compelling invcntisltss-
Erost-fghting devices were discussed
rs follows In statement by Q. r.
Marvin of the United States weather
bureau:
zone device. consst1ug of an air
plane propeller mounted horizontally
on 25-foot tower. was given thor
ough test In an orchard in southern
California and was found to be abso-
lutely worthless. as far as raising the
temperature was concerned.
"a funnel-shaped machine which
drives heated air over the tops OF
trees was also tested during the same
season and found to be Of even less
practical value. If such thing were
possible. Quite long experience has
demonstrated the economic practi-
cabIlity of adding heat to the air
through the use Of 90 to 100 small
ORES TO the acre"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17

Two hundred feet above the Pa
cific ocean and overlooking Avalon,
on Catalina island. Ralph Glidden--of
the staff of the Museum of the Amer
lean Indian. George G. Heye Founda-
ton, In New York-will erect unique
museum Of his own that should prove
one of the wonders of the modern
world. Mr.. Glidden is an archeolog-
zeal authority on the famous Channel
islands, in whose ancient history there
is a steadily increasing interest.
Instead of tower to crown 1t, the
Glidden museum will be capped by a
gigantic skull, 16 feet wide. IL feet
high and "a feet through. For his
model. Mr.. Glidden is taking the skull
of an Indian chief which he unearthed
recently ON San Nicolas island. just
out beyond Catalina. The enlarge
ment will follow its dimensions pro-
portionately.
The museum will be an imposing
structure of solid masonry. 80 by 40
feet. The skull featuring the exterior
will serve as an index to the contents
of the building. The eye-sockets will
be five feet In diameter, equipped
with powerful electric lamps. the
lights of which will be visible far out
at sea.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17
U. S. WARNS AS
TO LAWMAKERS
Some Devices to Control tho
Climate Are Disapproved.
CANNON TO WARD OFF HAIL

Austrian Invention Said to Be Only
Misunderstanding Device Which
Really Works = Various Schemes
for Fighting Frost Are Discussed
and Condemned by United States
Weather BUREAU Expert-LittIe De-
mand for Cloud Compelling Machines
This Year.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17
GIGANTIC SKULL
TO TOP MUSEUM
GIidden viii Erect a Novel Build
ing on Catalina.
FOR RELICS OF THE INDIANS

Strange Tower VIII Be More Strange
~ Illuminated and the Interior viii
Exceed the Exterior In Its CIzarrs
Details - Archeoiooist Has Thor
oughIy Explored the Channel islands
Z and Has Dug Up Vast Quantities
Of Exhibits.
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B AT cry PARK

MADDUX, MARSHALL & CO. select above name for new
subdivision OF S2 adjoining EDGEMooR Al modern i'm
provements will be Immediately begun and EIGHT types of
houses costing from $1,000 $4,000 be delay
SO choice lots be completed March and
buildings ready for occupancy by July 1, 1928
The two best from the BATTERY PARK
follows From Dupont Circle north to Chevy
Chase Club thence Bradley lane and old Georgetown
road to BATTERY PARK From Dupont Circle northwest
Massachusetts Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin
ave and old Georgetown road BATTERY PARK Running
time about minutes
The subdivision offers excellent opportunity for SERVICE
PEOPLE and others interested in acquire well
constructed homes OF most approved types beautifully
venenty located, at minimum The sale value these
homes has been the lowest price with standard
and excellent location and may bought 2o6
cash payable within months and the easy terms An
of this property invited The choicest lots are
available for selection All those should Immediately
call or write
MADDUX,- MARSHALL & CO.
11o8 10th ST. NV. Main ..-6
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BOSS & PHELPS,

BOSS PHELPS.
EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTIVE HOME OFFERINGS.
MODERATELY PRICED EASY TERMS.
IN attic bedrooms
A5sO-cLEvELAND
bock of nConnctb
ave o6y Chas line Seven
70
ss,00-NEAR
Twostog pressed brick;
brea ands
noo add ures
strictly modern home in splendid
bath; electric
six sized tile hath
aw Garage for twoc ~
o r
and screend spacious
Garage in Keeping
Large and well improved
ntdedy the best buy
heat electric plndho which
o-DoW%STowS
o the downow shopping district
are nine vel arranged rooms beat
sion
BOSS & PHELPS.
MAIN 1fo- REALTORS ii
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ron sALE-HoUsEs.
WATCH. OUR LISTING-NEW DAILY.
IN Rhode Island Ave NE $1,000 ST 600 Cash


On Rhode Island Ave. NE. 5000. ST 1000 Cash.
.ted North Capitol
dporhe
On Monroe at 18th NV. $1,000. Terms
bath
electric
Downtown N. w. Residence SI2,5oo Terms.
structure having hot
Il
Near Lincoln Park. $500. Easy Terms
n
" = " -
Brghtwood D. C. $500 $1,000 Cash.
Of
Close nowf
On ,4th Above Park Rd., SIs.5oo. . Terms
Prominent building heat
electric lights Terms can be arranged
18th St. Terrace. SI37so Terms
Of bausa
room ior
Facing Kirksde Golf Club. Se6,a5o Terms.
uho Contains
ntin
property containing o -
WILLIAM K HARTUNG,
>1IoS 10th St NV. Phones Main s72, Main 100
MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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FoR sALE-HoUsEs.
ron sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR aALEH0UsEs. r0R sALE-H0UsEa
N. .L. sANSBURY CO, INC
I4IS Eye St NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5,
77TLANIER PLACE NV.
Two charming houses Washington Heights Beautiful and
convenient situation Seven bath and extra avatory
All modern appointments Handsomely finished Concrete
front porch Pttsburg instantaneous heater Twocar brick
garage Reasonably priced and obtainabe moderate terms
Open for inspection. Salesman premises.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
iSS i ssx.ts heat electric n na 0 @
1 S tUabH
WIN fve i%Daa pos
= ~ ~
I3th ST. NV NEAR 18th 81. LAX Il LIN E.. E:
ssss s s..: 1:s:i e: e: @ & ] ss 1:ss
s s' eR: '''n Ho m sas'' in%sas Sns ,eh; :.o %
An on to
422-43o LAMONT ST. NV.
PRCE $5o Attractive brick recently completed and
in an excellent location. Six and bath hotwate heat
electric lights front and double porces; bun ref
orator. porcelain drain board kitchen aooot frontage
paved street Room tor cash and easy monthly
payments Open for inspection. Salesman premises
MI. SANSBURY co. INC
1913 Eye St NV: " ~ Phones Main 5oo,-4-5.
MEMBERs REAL ~ =
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EXCELLENT
NORTHWEST
LOCATION.
$1,000 CASH,
SIS MONTHLY.

Five and fully tiled baths fireplace reception hail.
hardwood floors and trim bun ironing board wash trays and
toilet in basement large lot alley; front and
lporches; front and rear yard sodded.
| MORGAN E. MORGAN & CO.,
1907 New York Ave.
ss 80 Franklin 1890. ss
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
(ContinueA).
3ooI-3-5 KEOKUK ST. NV.
OPEN DAILY 2ATO Q PM. Z
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
PRICES, CORNERS, $II, 500.
PRICES, INSIDE HOUSES,
$Io85o.
At this figure It is the best buy of the day:
Ane rooms and bath, detached, hardwood
6oerss open fireplace, laree lot. garage.
ROBERT z. MITCHELL CO.,
1905 Irving st. NV.
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FOR SALE-H0USEs.

AUCTION, 1898 II Ne. STORE. APTS.. VA
cant, fine condition: tiled baths. alley; Al
investment. See terms. auction columns.
81, $50 CASH BUYS EQUITY IN COLUMBIA
Heights modern six-room and b. colonial brick;
h.-w.h.; electric light; good repair: possession
with deed: deep lot to paved alley; garage;
houses selling for 81. 500 more. Address Box
S9-S Star Office
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BETHESDA.

Pretty bungalow Of fve rooms. bath and
attic; electric lights hot-water hest; al city
improvements. Situated on unusually large
corner lot. Beautiful lawn with hedge, nowers
fruit, garden and chicken run. Garage at rear
Only =. 500; $2.50o cash and SIS per month
covers all payments.
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Sixteenth St. NV.

Sixteenth St. NV. Mt Pleasant-S1Aoso
% M e aS"nf"s ea ah Snfns eight s % rsps. sss
ss, na % nns Hss: Hasa and ssen ssse n, H'd
ass On s @ 1sa. 'sa
can arranged % a:si%a.ens & s buyers se s'ey vs%s sSa
Columbia Heights-$115oo Business Pronertv-s,z .oo
; s.s! & s .: e. ::s si & s:: s::, e ::
Deep lot paved s msss.s & 5 sa vii s9 s sd :t Ptn haa sns ss %
Bloomingdae-&;25o. F,;ruon+ +s6eoo
' rs ,. n sss % sG brick home
required - Possession s
THE REALTY INVESTMENT
Of
PETWORTH.
81. roms brick howater
'' Price o sioo oe.h. ns1
DETACHED CORNER NEAR SAULS ADDITION
.1s rs 90 % ~ .. ssw: :s heat
'er, rss sss SIG siS os sspl; :soSo ss s.s room m
DOWNTOWN M WINE N-NEAR 18th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
s'f'sf fies @ sisSoo @ = Ts1nses1saasaa Ten s asa 10,
BLOONHNGDALE
C1sr q isy sx oon brick; hwat
$780, 1851
NEAR 10Th AND VARNUM sTs
tAiss; ss :Esso Esss for .s .s:ss; ;.:s e deep 10.
NORTH CAROLINA AVE Sc
''' s fs: s ssss s ss.R Il ssss' ss:s psss: e 49,,
NORRIS -CAFRITZ COMPANY INC
= @oI3 18TH ot.N.W ~sNz.ss.4 Main 617.
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VACANT.
s., 900 Is the price. Cash, $500. Balance. &85
hot-water boiler attached; stove hast; half
cellar; porch; lot l9xss II. to loft. alley;
on Monticello ave. n.e.. four squares north
Line 2O11
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MT. PLEASANT, WEST OF 18th ST.-BY
owner. A most desirable, modern house with
8 extra large rooms and tiled bath With built
In living room; oak floors; h.-w.h, electricity; /;
large closets; tapestry brick front with con.
crete porch and double porches IN rear; IN Per.
feet condition and vacant. VIII take conside
erably less for quick sale. Easy terms. For
inspection and keys, call Main ssh.
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$3.50.
OWNER OFFERS
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
BUNGALOW HOME
AT TAKOMA PARK.

Located on high, well graded
lot, with fine shade trees; near
cars, stores and school; inn
proved street; best. neighbor-
hood; 5 large rooms, and bath !;
hot-water heat, electricity and
gas; open fireplace in large liv-
ing room; screened porch and
all windows and doors screened !;
owner has purchased larger
house in, Takoma. Price reduced
to make quick sale; terms, very
easy. Call Columbia 57Oo after
6 pm.
House No. ao5 Eastern Ave
nue., Takoma Park.
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SAUL'S ADDITION.

KHON1 P1 1,Ot~C0s
Beautiful detached home situated on q laree
lot. Seven rooms IA bedfoomsl and hath: m.
usually large living room With open 0renlace.
breakfast and sleeping porches; electric iiehts.
h.-w.h.. hardwood nooss and many individual
features. Attractive terms.
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DAVID E. BARRY
OWN YOUR HOME!
CHEVY CHASE.
MAIN lsoI-46e3.

CHEVY CHASE.
A seyeu-room home Of unusual charm and
snd eonstfuction Rooms large and admirably
ADAPTED to entertaining. Reception room,
drawing room. large living room, two open
areplaces inciosed sleeping porch: hardwood
noors and trim throughout. Large iot, porte
cochere; double. garage. A home such as Is
rarely obtainable at $4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK.
An attractive home Of nine rooms and tile
hath, overlooking the city. Newly decorated
inside and out and in splendid condition.
Unauestionabiy one Of the best built and
most desiFably situated homes in this section.
One Of the best values in Cleveland Park at
$1,000.
w. C. & A.
REAL
Union Trust Building.
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BLOOMINGDALEs7,ro s. ,ro

SAULS SADDTT1ON-SI4.ooo BLOOMINGDALE-Sz,,
An unusually
detached and
hardwood nwains
o the Pos
6rooms;
room
Terms
SOUTHEAST-$835o
unusual opportunity a HIGH VIEW-SSooo
5ns an1 beautiful
% Sda aFssTg Ssf home
% on $1,000 earp
House Is in of
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS per month
$1,000 NORTHEAST-S62so
in eshn
electric lights; Of norhea
iou front
Is q
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-SI1,5oo
Exclusive home in beautiful neghborhood; priced
above figure for immediate sale bedrooms) complete
bath; hotwaer heat electric lights excellent condition.
detached condition perfect Front porch deep paved aey
space for garage Terms be arranged
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
I4oo New York Ave. Phone Main 1000
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BROoKLAND

BROOKLAND.
Detached home of nine large rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights, broad
yeranda, screens, large lot, hedge and flowers
Two-car garage on paved alley. One block
from school and convenient TO cars. An ex-
cellent value at $11 900.
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NO CASH PAYMENT.
NAVY YARD EMPL0YE, ATTENTION.!
Near 9Th and n SITS. s.e.; 6 large, bright
rooms; bath, gas, latrobe heat, cellar:
good condition: suitable for business II
wanted; $50 per MONTH including all in
terest. n. r. ROBINSON, 653 Munsey
Building, owner.
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FOR COLORED.
1AQ q af -

So FOR COLORED. 80. = .--'----7
148 n st. NV.
Owner occupies, 6ne business cornar, 9
rooms, hath, with Scar heick Gasage; vefy
reasonabae. With easy terms. Cab al b st.
NV. North -
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC
1884 H St. NV. Phone Main 1o28
Evening star., 1922-10-17

= VACANT = -.
as soon as sold; very, fine house on Florida
ave. NV. between 1st 9nd "a; brick:
colonial front; electric light; h.-wn. laundry
8 large rooms and tiled bath: front yard !;
back yard; room for garage: paved alley;
in the pink Of condition: nothing left Is
Be desired: Price. $500. Cash. si.too.
est at 6 per cent. Owner carry both trusts.
NEwSOM, 11l0 n Ut. ne. Lincoln 2O71.
or any broker. Member Of tie Washington
Real Estate Board.
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and New Jersey ave. NV; price. 50. 900; cash
$500, balance like rent: possession with de
pcsit. WM. H. MeGRANN CO.. 722 11th st
Evening star., 1922-10-17

B. H. GRUVER HOMES
At 10th and Park road.
Q. and 3 rooms.
One and two baths.
4- Garage In each house. 49,,
Large poFehes.
Instantaneous water heater and other mod.
efn conveniences.
Prices, 2.25o mp. Easy terms.
Main so7e, or your broker. 20.
Evening star., 1922-10-17
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS

A 22-foot house. Breuninger-built, tapes
try brick; 6 rooms, tile bath; h.-w.h..
electric lights; parQuet floors; gas log
House is In Al condition. In q most at
tractive location. Inspect at once while
it is still Available
Evening star., 1922-10-17
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

fr1ce, 1900.
Situated In very desirable locality, con.
venient to the 14th and llth ct. car lines.
large semi-detached home. two stories and
attic; eight rooms, bath. front and two rear
Porehes; electric lights, h.-w.h., hardwood
81 500 cash.
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THOS q FARRELL,
S31 Woodward bldg. Main 706

THOS. e. FARRELL.
CALVERT STREET
A home for q doctor or other professional
man; in an exclusive section. built Of stone
and brick, and contains eleven rooms and two
baths, h.-w. h., electricity; room for garage.
The price Is low, especially when you consider
this Is the only house for sale on the block.
Price, 15.750; terms. 200 cash.
18th ST. BET BELMONT AND COLUMBIA
ROAD-"FIRST COAfMERC1AL.'
An excellent building to remodel into store
and two apartments. contains ten rooms and
two baths; room for garage, on paved alley;
wide lot. Business has taken q frm grip on
this street and values are mounting rapidly.
Let us show you, then use your good judgment
PARK ROAD BET. 18th AND 18th SITS.
Well constructed. three-stofy. bay-window
trick, containing twelve rooms, two baths..
h.-w. h., new electric fixtures. Third floor
rented as apartment for $55. An excellent
home and investment. Close to stores, mar
kets and car lines. An ideal location. Price,
SIS, 500; terms arranged.
5515 9th ST. NV.
Corner 9th and Longfellow sts.)
Corner, seven rooms and bath beautiful sun
parlor). hot-water heat. electricity. lot 65x100:
one square from 18th st. car line Not Q house,
but q home. and in 'homey" section. In
spect 1.-THE commanding house Of the neigh
borhood.
THOS. e. FARRELL.
Evening star., 1922-10-17
SOUTH BROOKLAND.

SOO DINOCINI|.N
1923 Irving st. n.e.-Beautifu house: 8
rooms and tiled bath: eec. light and gas,
h.-w.h.: open freplaces: inclosed sleeping
nne condition: corner lot. 5Ox15o: garage This
is q real home. Your inspection invited. For
price snd terms r. +. HOLMES, 1901
AT GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, 4 NEW FIVE
room bungalow house. at a reasonable price
and on easy terms. For full particulars apply
10 BERNARD 4. DUKE, Room 621, Colorado
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