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Evening star., 1922-08-27
Washington Society
People Nearing End
OF Summer Holiday
Returns to City Are. Noted.
Many Lingering at Pleas
ure Resorts; Others Find
Recreation Elsewhere.
Notes of Interest.

Representative Joseph W. Fordney
will be joined early next week by
Mrs. Fordney. who has spent the sum-
mer in their home at Saginaw. Mich.
where Representative Fordney spent
the months recess of the House.
The assistant secretary of war, Mr..
j. Mayhew Wainwright. will go to
Rye. N. y. the end of the week to
remain over Labor day with Mrs.
Wainwright and their daughter, Miss
Fonrose Wainwright, who do not
contemplate returning to Washing
ton until the end of September.
Mrs. Harry Read. who has spent
the summer at Portland, Me, is leav-
ing there at the end Of this month
for Lowell, Mass. where she will
spend the winter at lis Nesmith
street.
The director of the consular serv-
ice, Mr.. Wilbur J. Carr, expects to
leave Washington the end of the
week for Lenox, Mass, where he will
join Mrs. Carr and her mother, Mrs.
Ezra koon. for portion OF the
month.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cameron
MGR. Winslow have as their guest
at Newport Miss Pauline Cabot.
Mrs. Julius Lay, who has spent the
summer in camp in Nova Scotia. has
had with her Morton Eustis, the son
of .he late Col William Corcoran
Eustis and Mrs. Eustis.
Miss Helen Leseure. who has been
with her grandfather. Representative
Joseph G. Cannon. will go to Elkins,
W. Va. the middle of the week to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, in
their home, Gracelands.
Miss Frances Hampson will go to
the Blue Ridge mountains of vir-
ginia the middle of this week to visit
her aunt. Mrs. Joseph Byron, on her
country estate.
Capt. and Mrs. I. C. Avery and
their daughter, who recently went to
New York, are spending some time
at the Hotel Vanderbilt
Mrs. Charles c. Wright of POOL 10th
street. who, with her grandson.
Charles Tarleton Wright, passed July
and August In the White mountains,
has returned to, Washington and is
entertaining Mrs. Almon E. Adams
and Miss Peggy and Miss Betty
Adams of Minneapolis.
Maj. and Mrs. Julian F. Barnes will
leave Washington Wednesday for
Fort Sill, Okla. where Maj. Barnes
will attend the Field Artillery School
for year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Wrenn
and their three children, Billie, Don
and Muriel, left their home at Fort
Myer Heights today to motor to At
lantic City, where; they will spend ten
days.
The secretary of the Brazilian em-
bassy, Mr.. Samuel de Sousa Leao
Oracle, who accompanied the United
States officials to New York when
they started last week for Brazil, will
return to Washington today.
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Many of Local Society
Circle at Hot Springs

The ambassador Of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet were guests at dinner given
early in the week in the new Homestead
restaurant. Hot Springs. Va, by Capt.
William NJ. Talbot and Mrs. Talbot
Of New York. Other members Of the
Washington colony in the company were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E. Chaplin, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Golden Donaldson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wardman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Jefferson Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Thilman Hendricks and Mr.. Ord Preston
Mr.. William F. R. Hit, who is at
Baryon Lodge with his mother, Mrs.
Robert F. Hit. was among those at a
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Ricketson, jr.. Of Pittsburgh. DR.. Charles
Bruggman. secretary Of the Swiss lega-
ton. who is now in Massachusetts,. was
entertained at dinner by Mr.. Charles
James Bilwiller and Miss Marie J. Bill
willer of New York before his departure.
Justice James Clark McReynoids is con-
tinuing his summer visit and IL daily
on the long golf course. Justice Mo
Reynolds attended q dinner given At
Edsewood by Mr. and Mrs. George How.
ard Warrington Of Cincinnati.
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Miss Margaret Craig to
Wed w. A. Rogers. Cd

Mr.. and Mrs Edward o. Craig ans
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Margaret Osborne to Mr.
William Addison Rogers. I'd. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles {. Rogers. The
wedding will take place in the early
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kinds an>
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Mabel Irene to Mr.. George
Brentil Lake. The wedding VIII take
place Wednesday. September y.
Mr.. John G. w. Kuehl of Norris
town. y. j.. has announced the. en~
gagement of his daughter Anna Nc.
Leod to Mr.. Alexander Eagles. jr.. OF
Madison. N j. Miss Kuehl is .
graduate of a Washington seminary.
The wedding will take place in. the
late autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Buckner Duds
ley of Washington, Va. announce the
engagement of their daughter Aulsah
to Mr.. Clarence Jackson Miller. jp
The wedding will take place in Octoe
ber
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Three Anniversaries
Celebrated Same Date

Miss Ellen Day Hale, who is spend
ing the summer in her home on Cape
Cod, went to Matunnck, r. l., her former
home, for the celebration of the Tooth
anniversary of the birth Of her father,
DR.. Edward Everett Hale. The celebra-
ton was for three anniversaries, her
fathers birth, the twenty NTH anniver-
sary Of the founding Of the free library
in memory Of Miss Hale's youngest
brother, Robert Beverly Hale. who
died while q student at Harvard in
the class of 81, and the fiftieth ami
yersary of the settling of the Hales
in Matunuck. The ceremonies were
held on the porch of the library. and
amone those who made addresses
we're Prof. Ndwi wifd Everett Hale Of
SchenSctady. NJ r., eldest son Of the
late DR.. Hale: Mr.. Augustus q.
Thomas and Miss Hale.
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Mr.. Weeks Off to Vermont;
Whereabouts of Officials
Mr. Mellon Spending Week End at Prides Cross
ing-Senator Owen Returns From
Oklahoma.

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
or Tuesday morning from Prides
Crossing, where he is spending the
week end with his family in the cot
tage which he has leased for the late
season.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Weeks.
has Joined Mrs. Weeks on Mount
Prospect, near Lancaster. VT, where
they have a summer home. The Sec
retary will not return to Washington
until after Labor Day unless the busi-
ness of the department requires it.
Senator Robert L. owen has re-
turned from his home in Muskogee,
Okla, where he spent several weeks
with Mrs Owen. who has remained
with her mother. Mrs. G. B. Hester.
Mrs. owen will join the senator in the
late autumn.
Mrs. John Cameron Hawkins.
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Owen,
Is still in California. where Mrs. owen
spent several weeks with her during
the summer.
Mrs. Underwood, wife Of Senator
Oscar Underwood. will go to her home
in Birmingham. Ala, the middle Of
this week and will not return until
the early winter.
The director general of the Pan
American Union. DR.. Leo s. Rowe. will
go to New York tomorrow or Tues
day from Williamstown. Mass. where
he was chairman Of a round table at
the Institute of Politics at Williams
College which closed yesterday. DR..
Rowe will return to Washington the
end of this week or the first of next
week.
The recently appointed United
States minister to Uruguay. MIR.
Hoffman Philip sailed from New York
Thursday aboard the Pan America for
his new post.
The solicitor general Of the Depart
ment of Justice. Mr. James NJ Beck,
will return tomorrow from Seabright.
\. J., where he went Friday afternoon
to spend the week end with Mrs.
Beck and their daughter, Miss
Beatrice Beck.
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Bohemian Campers
Entertained at Studio

The members of Camp BonZai.i the
Potomac campers. Bohemian art col-
ony. were entertained Thursday eve.
ming at the studio of Mr.. Dorsey
Doniphan. where the host exhibited
pen portraits of members of the camp
as well as a number of landscapes
made in and around Bonzai. The
guests were Mrs. w. J. Moore, Miss
Mabel Lyon, Miss Thelma Hayes, Miss
Edna Stuart Miss Frances klum,
Miss Lois Shipman, Miss Marguerite
Wells, Miss Ethelyn MacCIaspey, Miss
Melverta Nestlerode. Miss Virginia
Allen. Mr.. Warren Moore, Mr.. James
E. Burns, Mr.. Allison Albright, ME-
Lawrence Conway. Mr. Jack FAM
cuilli, Mr. Velpean Darling. Mr.. George
Groome, Mr. Albert Groome. Mr.; Cleo
Palmer. Mr.. Martin Porrey and Mrs
Melvin ReeS.
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Washington Lends Social
Grandees to Sea Resorts;
Season Here to Be Late
Wise Parents of Debutantes Already Selecting
Dates and Affairs for Presentation.
Tea Dance In Favor.
RY SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

AsH1SGToN cannot be said to of its social
w resorts from which the capital gets reflected lights
Newport ranking ambassador of the corps IN this
ssno m Pr m s se ss ane the 5
. 7sUa 5 ap bossts the de Rse 1i1
xs Isa poSsr ?T o spns
So nd5 ar snd o.e" f odt esss s
they will reman-mo OF thm-unti mid September
THOSE the social s. assa lines well
sS soss isasi?s: @ ty s
;S ; s S @ @ ns f oas.y M
an ~ b: vii 5s BE
''ss Stating ss: Tih ss ?"S s$' T..
'f By a"s 2ss' '; iSis"
% Wise S hs SA sas are
s @ have s: 5i dates
fe sbs will foSns with b4s Ss
, M M list a.ssnie: rs @ h M es @ @ G
the list society agree that seldom MIA has R pss @
Rsasa Bess1ies o. p" s aasSte1
every one the Of Wash
t.; M @
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CHOULD Congress adjourn the middle OF September expected
the
Coolidge
while
line. I RIA al s du5ns the
Vii BGt SS o s % oax o san
Wednesday a.
Sunday April making necessary promptly
) their quickly
THE change in president for the Club
to all but few members of the club Mrs Irvine L. Len
inability
her physicians being known only to her ntma Mrs Len1oos i'll
splendid which She carried the clubs brilliant program
fully ably position is not for moment to be
doubted. The Washngtons
only White
closely follows
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pected to arrive ,omorrow from
Europe. where he has been for an
extended visit.
Mr.. Robert Woods Bliss. will return to.
morrow from New York. where. with
Mrs. Bliss. he went with the officials
who sailed Thursday for Brazil to at-
tend the opening of the centennial ex-
position at Rio de Janeiro. Mrs. Bliss
will join him shortly.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. Mark Potter have had their
guest Miss Alice Bemis, who left Thurs
day for New York to spend "A few days
before returning to her home in Massa-
chusetts.
The United States vice consul at Bou-
lo e-sur-Mer. Franco. Mr.. William
Warwick Corcoran, fs expected 10 re-
turn TO Washington in October for q
visit. Mr.. Corcoran has been absent
several years. serving first at Calcutt&
from where he was transferred to
France.
Mr. Corcoran Thorn and his son. Mr..
Corcoran Thorn, jr., who spent the early
part of the summer in camp in Nova Sco-
tia, have gone to Portland, Me, whero
they will spend some time. Mrs. Thorn
and their daughter. Miss Caroline
Thom, who went abroad some time ago.
are now on the continen. after a visit
in London.
Lieut.. ]. T Schneider. who has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Mann
in their summer home at Coolidges
Point. Mass, has returned to Wash-
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garret \. Hobart OF
Newark y. J.. are in the White
Mountains for this month. They ar
rived recently at the Crawford House.
Crawford Notch. favorite August
resort of Mr. Hobart's parents. ths
late Vice President and Mrs. Garrse
A. Hobart.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan. who
is spending the summer at Tyring-
ham, Mass. entertained at dinner
there Tuesday evening in honor OF
Mrs. ch-Staunton. wife of Senas
tor George Lynch-StauntUn of On~
tario. Canada.
Mr. John B. Henderson returned td
his home, Boundary Castle. on 10th
street from Bar Harbor. where ha
has been with his mother. Mrs. John
B. Henderson, in her summer homes
Glen E,yrie.
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Representative and Mrs.
Stevenson Have Guests

Representative and Mrs. William +.
Stevenson have as guests at their home
on Clifton street the brother-in-law OF
the former. the Rev. Eugene L. Sner.
who will fill the pulpit OF the Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church today. Represent
ative and Mrs. Stevenson also have as
guest their niece. Miss Ruth Prince
Siler of Maxton, n. c.
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DR.. and Mrs. Davies
Expected Home Tuesday

DR.. and Mrs. Joshua W. Davies, this
latter formerly Miss Locke 1nez kin
GER, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n
Kincer of 41l2 Fessenden streef
northwest, whose marriage too4
place July %, are expected to retur4
to washington Tuesday. They wiL
be with Mr.. and Mn. Kncer for thu
present. !
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for the rest of the season and are at
the Hotel Dennis.
Mrs. James w. DOGGY, who ie1t
Washington some time ago, is now
at IS Winthrop street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard l. Litchfield
and their son have motored from
Jacksonville, Fla, and are guests OIL
their parents. They will remain here
for a week and on their return motor
to Jacksonville. they will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Litchfield's mother.
a month with them and will return
to Washington by water.
Mr.. w. Arthur Storm and his cou-
sin. Miss Helen Hardisty. have gone
to Braddock Heights. Md. to visit for
three weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. William c. Burkett are
on a motor trip to Philadelphia, New
York and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol D. Minister. who
are spending the summer In New
York, are making frequent motor
trips from there to resorts on the
Jersey coast.
Mrs. NJ. M. OConnor has returned
to Washington from an extended
motor trip through New England and
to Atlantic City. her son. Mr.. Charles
O'Connor of New York. accompanying
her.
DR.. J. L. whiteside and family have
returned from Maine.
Mr. Russell Whyte and Mr.. Emmett
Peterson left last week for New YORK,
Connecticut and round OF eastern
resorts They will make the trip
down the Hudson to Buffalo, and Will
60 to Detroit to visit relatives.
Mrs. G. Herbert Smith. who has been
visiting relatives in Delaware for
several weeks, has reopened her
apartments in the Burlington Hotel.
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ASEINGTON be lost social
\X/ orandees but lent them summer
w resorts from reflected lights
N-wnort boasts ambassador of the
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Maj. Gen. James A. Harbord is ex-
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Lieut.. ]. T. Schneider. who has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Mann
in their summer home at Coolidges
Point, Mass, has returned to Wash~
ington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Fairfax Fry and
their little daughtsr. Ellen Virginia,
have gone to Atlantic City to remain
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Mr.. John B. Henderson returned to
his home, Boundary Castle. on 18th
street, from Bar Harbor. where hes
has been with his mother. Mrs. John
B. Henderson, in her summer homes
Glen Eyrie.
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The secretary of the Uruguayan le-
cation and Nine. de Pena, who have
a cottage at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
will remain there until the middle of
September.
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Ambassador and Sonora
Riano Vanderbilt Guests
Numerous Members of Diplomatic Corps Arr
Expected Back Soon From Summer
Vacation Trips. -

town, Mass. where they went 10 attend
the Institute OF Politics at Williams
College.
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The secretary of the Brazilian en-
bassy, Mr.. Samuel de Sousa Leao
Oracle, who accompanied the United
States ofiicials to New York when
they started last week for Brazil, will
return to Washington today.
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The charge d'affaires Of the Japanese
embassy and Mme 0aburi will return
the end of this week from Williams
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bryan Huyck.
who have been spending several
weeks travelling in Colorado and the
west. have returned to their home.
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Mrs. G. Herbert Smith. who has been
visiting relatives I'M Delaware for
several weeks. has reopened her
apartments in the Burlington Hotel.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Droop have
returned to their home in Virginia
after a month spent in the north.
They will keep Selsenhorst open until
late in the autumn, Mrs. Droop re-
naming all of the time and Mr.:
Droop joining her there at the END
Of each week.
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The second secretary Of the Bel
sian embassy. Mr.. Egbert Graeffe,
will be Joined Friday by Nine. Graeffe.
who will arrive from Mexico, where
Mr.. Graeffe was formerly attached to
the Belgian legation.
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$4,000

$4,000.
1lth ct. near Lincoln Park-9 rooms and
bath; double brick garage.
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
FINE NORTHEAST SECTION-ONE OF
tne most thoroughly modern and complete
honHs that we have on our lists: six rooms
sno oath; enclosed sleeping porch: built.in
neated garage; has hot-water heat: electric
hehts; hardwood floors and trim; screens
snd weather stripping electric ice plant;
lot 80 feet deep. Price, sll. 900. Nc
kEEVER GoSs, 1905 Eye st. NV. Main
VOC. 1853
YoIJwILL FIND THIS AN IDEAL HOME: :
situated on pretty lot with large trees
shrubs. fruit: house has six rooms and bs IN J.
convenient porch space: all modern improve
mentS: space for garage. Price, ST. 500 Nc
4752 o,o's
THIS HOME rs IN VERY GOOD cOyDI-
uon and may be purchased on terms. 1t
u semi DETACHED. Of brick construction and
containO6 rooms and bath: furnace heat:
Eas; colonial front porch and incIosed rear
porch; space for garage: immediate posses
stou. Price, $s.2Jn. SHANNON 4 LUCHs,
7l3 18th st NV. Main 2345.
NORTHEAsT-s5,J 100.
hcne: located in a hne Northeast section: q
rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; deep lot; ample
garage space; house 10 In splendid condition:
screened throughout; easy terms WIN. s.
PHILLIPS. 14es N. z. ave. Main 1900
B ST.. Mr. 18th NH.-sir rms; eanrs
sesD - 500: 81 600 cash wILDMAN 9
CO.. 9th a7d d. Franklin s4oe.
7rH ST. NR. ST NE.-sEvEN RMS 4
b.: h.-w, h.: fine cond. So. 500: So ono cash.
wHDMAN CO.. 9th q n. Franklin eles
'TH 81 v RET D AND E-RRfrE;
looms; int m a private ailry stye~a
THOMAS F's"ER 4 CO.. INC, 7ss isth
st hw Main es3o.
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FINANCIAL.

WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
disbursement first trust money secured hy
ID c. real estate; applies lions guaranteed
Immediate attention. See Mr READ
WM. L. HARTUNG.
HOS 18th st. nv. Main ~.
IN
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INSURANCE.

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. STR
flsry insurance. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER
1907 n. J. nv. Main lieS Ihouirs
for Mr. Elliott
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MOVING AND STORAGE.

Emergency Transfer Co.
Distance Moving: Furniture: Pianos.
c. ". VEACH. Mgr
1872 d at nv. NGIu SOHt.
$40
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE ON In
proved D. c. real estate. or for i<nldtsG
prevailing rste Of interest. and eomyissAon.
LoUIs p SHOEMAKER l<07 n. &. svA
Main ll6A
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FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY - ARoUT II
miles northwesS of white House; iSt
~cres: snimpryyed;, s5e per acre. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. lAo7 n. Y ave- Nv. Main
lies.
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REAL ESTAIE FOR SALE.
auPa AdA


sAUL's ADDITfoN-sls.s 500.
Detaebed home IN exclusive saui's Add
tion, west Of 18th ST.; rooms; thoroughly
modern; porches around two sides Of house;
sfectrfe nxtures On Ode walls threaebout
house; reservations sxceyttsaaily Artistic;
trees and shrubbery make this q home rather
than Z house; terms, WV o. PHILLIPS.
1909 n: Z. ave. Main 600,
ffrH ST HEfGHTs-PRAcTIcAI NEW
bungalow on IarEs corner lot, On the nrst
floor there 10 large living room with stoss
nreyiace. dintnz room, cluoroom, lavatory,
kitehens pantry and breakfast porch: second
noof, comfortable bedrooms and bath; hot
vstsr heat. electricity; specially selected
h1tnres Sleeping porch; garage TO match
nouse. Prtee, $4,000, SHANNON & LUCHS,
IlS Hth st. nv. Main 2345-
MADISON ST., JUST OFT 18TH SIDE
taehed frame house; 8 rooms and baths;
hot-wster hest: electricity: gas: front and
ocuo'e rear porches; hardwood noors and
Trim: fsrage; lot 40x132 feet: attic over
enttrs house with maids rom and storage
space. Price. s1s. 500 SHANNON a LUCHs,
us i4th at. NV. MsiL 2345.
QUINCY ST. NR. 14TH-e-sTORY BRK.
dwelling; rms. b.; inciosed sleeping
porch and breakfast porch; room for garage.
Price $40, 1000
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
III 18th st. NV. Main $3.50.
Member Washington Real Estate Board
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MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS n e. WASHINGTON
Nav ~ 1872 Sealed proposals Tor aItera
fiou> and cell work az Police Station No .
5th 81. nv h.twrou NJ and y streets wfII
ha received IN RooFn 5na District Building
until o.cl"rk r m. NAV 81. 1872 detailed
information 50 Room ~ District Building
Dcposit - nv" dollars required 10 Insure
return ~ plans aud specifications CI-NO "
RTpoIPH. JAMES 2 OYSTER. CHARLES
KELLER. Comm sSinucfs, n {.
ulyaO q - y. ale5 SIS
ny.O - % % - &c
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~--I~-~~-~~~- -~---~-~--~
OK IlTH ST y r NEAR E-A FINE G.
room home: hw.h.; clec. lights; $500
cash: easy monthly payments.
OK sTH ST Y. F. NEAR ND. AvE-A
very hne : r"om home. sleeping porches: /:
hwh.: eIec lights: cellar with laundry tubs
double garage; terms.
S REATTIFIL NEW HOMES IN PET
worth at reasonable prices and easy terms
COO BLOCK, 4 ST. E-S ROOMS; EIEC.
lights; garage: fine condition; S5..0O;
terms
KY. AVE. s. E.-A BEAUTIFUL NEW
Groom homo: sleeping porrhcs: INV h. /;
eIeC. lights: double garage: fine condition
$1,000 cash: payments S5n.O0 per month ;
will sell furnished or uBfurnished. EKclu-
sive agent.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME IN ECK.
hgton; large rooms and sleeping porch:
hw-h:: elec. lights: cellar with laundry tubs .
only $500; 81, 800 cash; bal easy monthly
terms.
wARDER ST. NEAR SOLDIERS HoNrE-A
beautiful home: rooms: h.wh; eIec.
lights; IN fine condition: space for garage.
sl.S5n cash. with very easy monthly pay
ments.
RANDOLPH ST. n. W. NEAR I4TH-s
rooms, with vapor heat; elec Hrhts. hne
condition: garage space: terms.
NJ. E. THOMPSON CO..
~ X st. NV. North 1882
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Woodioxs.

WO0DRIDGE-Ss,25 $50.
Detached home with large living room; in
this ideal location; 9 rooms and ba tn:
garage in rear; spacious front and rear
porches; attractive terms. wM. s. PHIL
LIPS. 1909 n. Y. ave. Main 1900.
FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW WITH CELLAR
and attic: located on a lot 42xl20 feet;
pointed TO provide for every domestic COM
fort large front porch: breakfast alcove;
ts-foot alley In rear; excellent loca tion:
convenient terms. Price. SL6J0 SHAM
NON 4 LUCHS. 713 14th st. NV. Main 2345
NEW BUNGALOW OF ROOMS BATH:
III stories. with cellar and attic: large
front porch: one-pipe furnace: electricity
and gas; hardwood floors and trim. The
house is detached. of frame construction and
occupies a lot 45x1e0 feet. Price. 81. coo.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 7l3 14th st. NV
Main 2345.
allow Of rooms and bath; furnace hest:
electric light; lot 4OIss Price 81, re. Term.
sl.000 cash Balance monthly
CLARENCE F. WEIGH, )
III 18th nv. Main 42-B.
Member Washington Real Esnte Board.
WOODBRIDGE, near h 8 aW.-s = . b. I
por. ami, ndw. fhnos bout; Al canditSoa:
immed- pos $4,000 W0ldman 4 Co.. "a
b ~.
WOODBRIDGE rms, frame. h. ". h., eieS :,
frame garage, good cond.. 81 SEQ: o 600
cash. twili exchange for ca. Ave prop
ertr, wILDMAN CO.. 9th and D.
Fraiklin 6a0a
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RENT OR SALE; FURNISHED: THR
ROBIN HOOD CAMP. Glen Echo Heifhts.
Md. Station 30 Call Franklin SSa2 2H
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1ksma Pam.

TAKOMA PARK-S7 ST5-
Ohered at cost: beautiful 5-room bungalow
on very large lot surrounded with beautiful
shrubherys shade trees. grapevine etr
modern heating plant: Plsc. lights: spacious
porrhnS; side drive TO garage: easy terms
WM 3 PHILLIPS. 1909 Y. Y. ave " 4GrO.
DETACHED LITTLE HOME OF SIX
rooms and bath and Elassed-in rorrh: also
n porch across front Of hOusP good heating
plsnt: electric lights; lot 5OK13O with large
shade trees: home combining city and
country attractions. Price, $500. Nc
4T52 o03
A BUNGALOW COMPLETELY DETACHED
on lot 53TljO; hve rooms and bath: modern
heating plant: hardwood floors and trim
electricity and gas; screens. Price. s.. go
on basis Of 81 900 cash. McKEEVER & GOSS
1905 Eye 81. NV. Main 1852. 25s-3
ss,5oo-PARK AvE-Detached; n b. /;
h-v.h.: elee.: room for garage: lot 50x130.
WIILIAM K. HARTUNG. HOS 18th st. NV.
Msin sT2.
sTH ST NV, TAKOMA PARK, D. o.
Modern bungalow type house: 8 rooms;
near ear>; $1,000; moderate terms: rooms
large: rear alley
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.