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Evening journal., 1923-01-20
YESTERDAYS LATE
NEWS AT GLANCE
FOREIGN

| FOREIGN
French place all Ruhr mines un-
der surveillance, seize customs. levy
| 40 per cent duty on coal shipments
to Germany and take over Reichs-
bank branches in Ruhr towns. Ten
mine officials are arrested and prep
arations made to confiscate coal tax
and forestry receipts.
Germany stiffens resistance to
France. but announces readiness to
resume negotiations with Allies col
lectively if French will withdraw
troops.
WASHINGTON
Long-awaited. shakeup OF Veter-
ans Bureau believed to have begun
with dismissal of DIR. T. Hugh Scott
executive officer and acting direc-
tor, and ten associates.
Foreign Relations Committee d.
rects Senator Lodge to get fuller
information as to Observer Boy
denis instructions and activities, as
Senator johnson opens night for his
recall.
Ohio's predominance in national
affairs leading issue as progress
slves and farm elements begin fight
to make Graham, OF Illinois, House
leader.
Mrs. A. H. Atwood, Of Federation
of Women's Clubs. hotly assails
Bursum bill before Senate Public
Lands Committee, and urges pas
sage OF es-Leatherwod measure.
DOMESTIC
Law, on carpet two hours at AL
bany. vigorously defends his tax
administration.
VIII OF John Wanamaker, ready
for probate, leaves bulk Of property
to children. with s1,O00,000 trust
fund for each Of two daughters and
large bequests to charity.
state announces 1t will retry five
defendants in Herrln mine strike
murder trial, as jury renders acquit-
tai verdict.
Berry" milestone. States star
witness in masked murder trial at
Bastrop, La, appears and creates
sensation by identifying JEFF Bur
nett as one OF the abductors Of the
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BEGIN INSPECTION
OF GUARD FEB. 20

Adjutant- General J. Austin Eli
son. OF the National Guard OF Della
ware, has issued orders for the an
nual inspection OF the various units.
officers personnel stan and equip
ment Of the militia. The Federal
and State inspections will be made
jointly. beginning February 20.
The dates OF the Federal and state
Inspections will be as follows:
Staff. at Wilmington February 20.
State Arsenal. wilmington, to be
announced.
One hundred ninety-eighth ar
tillery A. A. Regimental headquar-
ters. Headquarters battalion and SER
vice battalion. Wilmington, Febru-
ary 2s.
Headquarters detachment and
combat train. first battalion, Bat
teries "A" and B." Wilmington, Feb
ruary 2s.
Battery "E," Newark. March /.
Battery III" New Castle. March 2.
Headquarters detachment, end
battalion. Machine Gun, Battery &c"
Dover. March 5.
Battery f" Milford, March 6,
Medical detachment, Wilmington,
February %.
The order states that the inspeo-
ton will include property records
and armories as well as the person
mel OF the organizations. The order
adds that the commanding general
Of the second corps area has directed
that an inventory of all United
states property be taken by the Office
making the annual armory inspec-
tion. This inventory refers TO the .
government property issued to the
sfa+a
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DELAWARE IN LINE

From the Phila. Evening Bulletin.
Should the Delaware Legislature
act favorabley on a bill creating a
state Constabulary, which will make
its appearance early in the session,
all OF the Middle Atlantic States will
have adopted that form OF policing
their rural territory. in which Penn
sylvania was the pioneer almost two
decades ago.
The service, when first put into
operation in this State. Immediately
proved It's value, and in the era OF
the automobile has become indis-
pensable. The creditable record Of
the Pennsylvania troopers was not
slow in making an impression else
where and almost every year has
seen the duplication OF the expert
ment in one or more other states.
The spread of the system, with
anything Ike an adequate degree OF
cooperation between the States
ought TO so far toward nullifying
the advantage which good roads and
the automobile have brought TO row
ing law-breakers.
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BABIEs AND INTELLIGENCE

TE1HREE hundred babies given so-called intein-
Il genoe tests at a meeting of American Psychoios-
ical Association.
just what is inteligence7 It certainly is not merely
the possession facts for the average sohooboy Of
1928 knows concrete facts than did Socrates IN
the days when science and most of the world were un
explored.
We DeIawareans can have a lot OF faot-knowledge
without being Intelligent Any bottle can be Allied with
milk Real intelligence is in reasoning power tho ao-
y to distinguish right from wrong and tho logically
true from the obviously spurious.
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Very large part Is certain.

Very large part Is certain.
In New Jersey the wet campaign
OF the Democrats swept everything
before It. In the North the wet idea
is fast becoming a Democratic issue
and its strength lies largely in the
fact that It faces no solid opposition
with Republican voters.
But what of the wet contention
with the Democratic party OF the
South. for it was in the South that
the Eighteenth Amendment and the
Volstead act had their strongest
backinEf
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FOOD AND FOOD PRICES

M ETAIL prices OF food last December is were SO
IA per cent higher than in 1918. in indianapolis In
Richmond Va the figure 81 per cent SO reports
the governments Bureau of Labor Statistics.
There is quite spread between those figures
It emphasizes how unevenly the baci-to-normal
movement progressing different parts of the coun
try The same is with classes the farmer being
the worst sufferer from dehation.
In time. however general balance will be re-es-
tabnshed Prices like water ultimately seek com
mon level
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HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

When moving into a house. keep
a List Of each rooms requirements
number OF rolls of wall paper. yards
OF curtain material, etc. This will
be a help when the time comes TO
renew these things.
II you are puzzled as TO what TO
serve unexpected dinner guests, try
this emergency menu"-potato
chowder. meat patties. jelly, near
French-fried potatoes string beans,
cold slaw, cheese. crackers, pineap-
pie rounds and coffee.
Toast sticks are novel TO serve
with bouillon. Cut loaf of bread
into quarter-inch slices. brush with
melted butter, cut into quarter-inch
strips and brown.
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Despite the rockingham and
Massachusetts suits attacking the
constitutionality of the Sheppard
Towner maternity and infancy act,
much is being accomplished under
its provision TO save the lives Of
mothers and babies. Grace Abbott,
in charge of the Federal operation
of the act, tells what is being done
in the following article written
especially for NEA Service.
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GEMS OF THOUGHT

where the public thinks a talker fast worker
deep thinkers have chance
:-:-:-.
It's all right to your noighbors but II won't last
long If the loving Is all on side
:-:-:-:
Great At circumstances to themselves contented
fit themselves TO crcun. stances.
:-:-.-:
"Pride goeth before a fall" but II there any
reason for its existence. It also climbs up after fall
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priation OF not to
exceed S1.240, 600
for a cooperative
undertaking b y
the Federal gov
ernment in the
reduction OF our
high maternal and
infant mortality
rates.
Under the terms
OF the act, not
to exceed $4,000
IS 10 be expended
by the Children's
Bureau for admin
- sH.
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WOMAN IN INDUSTRY

F. 57s occupations
listed by emu
merators COT the
recent census)
only S5," said
s e ore ary of
L a b or Davis,
op 9 n In e the
Women's Indus
trial Conference
IN Washington,
failed TO show
the employment
OF women"
Women have
d 9 m 0 n g trated
that they are
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dead men.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Speculative interest shifts 10 rail ,
shares.
Way opened for settlement OF
controversy over Central Pacific. q,
Calumet and Hecla reported TO
have made largest sale of copper
since the war.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20

A loose-leaf notebook makes
splendid scrap book for a child. It
may be enlarged at any time by
adding more paper. and may be
kept in good condition by giving the
child only page at a time.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
BY GRACE ABBOTT,
Chief of Childrenis Bureau, o.
nannrtrnent of Labor

wAsHINGTON-The act for the
promotion of the welfare and hy-
giene of maternity and infancy
which became a law November 2S,
1921 authorized an annual appro-
Evening star., 1923-04-14
BOSS & PHELPS.

BOSS & PHELPS.
SI6z5o-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
t
hreps Large dnins room and
maids with
beautifully decorated and contains solid
noorh
SI1ooo-SIXTEENTH ST. HEIGHTS
Tar
@ sI; sen ss baths spe os % % % en- @
hea;
i''''' SI25oo-SAULS ADDITION.
ei dining Ps
bushes; wide
' SI475o-CLEVELAND PARK.
% ds m oa eas das f as S % % ] % %
fO fou an ana Army my or Navy Office very reasonable
SI1ooo-CLOSE-IN SUBURB.
city 1t well constructed;
foG1 5ed: %h e eIe %
city, Must be sold at Easy
SI15oo-NEAR ONTARIO APT
pohes heat; deep lot to
~ SI545o-CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
is offer
bedrooms tile bsths with s"ee breakfast ia fast and
that Will
BOSS & PHELPS,
Main 434o. Realtors. I4I7 Street
WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
Near Conn. Ave. and St.
dnce
homes
Near 18TH ST. and Park Road
$OOo0-Dnt
Pa1sr dining bedrooms
Close
Columbia Heights.
or
Three bedrooms wood foos: slice
fireplace two ears
Suburban House in the City.
Pleasant Nine delightful
- Best Buy Today.
U. s at
bfIer SIe OF 1s ths best builders the
Sauls Addition.
and
incud hotw lea
tht i spar
f no thar much small
a
DD,cr ~ - Sixteenth Street Heights.
room room.l Kitchen.
groom second fooT Three
eearons three tTen
Easy t terms
STONE & FAIRFAX
1-A'' UT "hH'
MEMBER WASHINGTON MAIN -'-'
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COLORED BARGAINS

1913 AND 73s HARVARD ST. NV.
II. & B., COLONIAL BRICK; hot
air heat; concrete cellar; paved alley;
unusually attractive, cozy home; pos
session; much less than reproduction
cost, on inviting terms.
300 SHERMAN AVE. NV.
6 r. & B., BROWN PRESSED
brick, colonial front; open and attrac-
tive view Garfield Hospital grounds;
vacant by Goth inst; less than s., 600,
on easy terms.
100 HICKMAN ST. S.E.
6 r. & B. PRESSED BRICK; large
lot; paved alley; close to House Office
Building, Capitol, ETC.; price and
terms will be agreeable surprise;
ideal home or excellent investment.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 4597. 1923 St.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SALE-HOUSES
Contin
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-SIoZ5o Terms.
snda A
o
NEAR SAUI'S ADDITION-So,5oo, Terms
bus o
woulien Acoonia aIr
Porcelain drain bor
CHEVY CHASE, MD-$I3275 Terms
by owner for his own A
TAkOMA PARK. ID. C.-SI 3,oOo Terms.
home on two floors First foo contaH reception
d III ds nd L
NORTHEAST-S5o5o. Terms.
ronp Contain six ars
a
n Location
SOUTH BROOKLAND-S 5000. Terms.
m A sever nb bungalow Hdd floors
A r
foe $ unusuaLL lie us show you properly
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc.
18th Street. Main 6I7.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

MT. PLEASANT-$I6,75o
In beautiful old Mt. Pleasant. Eight
rooms. baths, front porch and four real
porches, two Of which are glass Enclosed.
Hot-water heat, elec. lights. hardwood
floors and trim. buiIt-in garage. screens
and awnings. Attractive terms.
NEW HOUSES-Near 18th St.
Car Line-$,65o.
Positively the best value we have been
able to offer In modern house for
months. Full width house with finest
quartered oak floors, hot-water heat and
elec. lights, bult-in bathroom fixtures,
large pOrches and three good sized bed
rooms There is brick garage included
at this price. You simply cannot better
the value received here. There are only
four built and they will be sold quickly
Let us show you today.
NORHWEST-6 Rooms, 2-Car
Brick Garage-So, $50.
home that will appeal to the most
discriminating, situated in a rapidly de
veloping section convenient to 14th and
9th street car lines. There are large
rooms, glassed-in sleeping porch, concrete
front porch. large breakfast porch; prac-
ticaly and in good condition; two
car brick garage.
TAKOMA PARK-Bungalow
$500.
Five-room bungalow; large living room
open fireplace, modern heating and eec.
lights, garage. front porch and sleeping
porch. lot 200 feet deep. with many
handsome shade trees Close to car line,
stores and all conveniences. Terms.
PHILLIP S,
lone, The Phillips Building,
S. Main 1000.
REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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Near 10th and X SITS. NE. Nr. 18th and Decatur Ss NV
brick
roomsa adb
OF the mostco o
location N
o
me
Ave Park
PRICE So 500 "a home built by Miidauh Cleveland Park.
Il shannon A
tina mean I b.
This tos II
hardwood floors
r,h: 11a;a1,.s Chevy Chase, Nd
200 neth
Io
ttf
ten hdwoodf fhorsb
heata and electric of
for garage. Terms Sau's Addition.
Rock Greek Church Road. PRICE A
charming
grounds
hotw
1916 KEOKUK ST, CHEVY CHASE, d. I.
Open inspection Sunday Just west OF Conn and south
of the Circle home lot having frontage OF
II feet This house of the hall PLAN having ten
baths heat electric lights oak floors
throughout garage. See this today.
N l.. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.
1uS Eve ST. NV Phone Main 5oo4
i4io ~ MEMBER WASHINGTON
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ROOMING HOUSE
FOR COIORFD

| 13-room house, modern; desirable location;
| wonderful value; hot-water heat. So, 900 ca sf
balance monthly. Price 1850 Address
Box 1907, Star Office.
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1902 II
Member Washingto
Real Bargains in Moderately
NEAR oath AND NJ SITS. NV.
PRICE. 5000.
A good 10-room and bath brick dwelling,
with steam heat and in excellent repair.
NEAR 3Oth AND " SITS. NV.
PRICE, 81 800.
\ well built, bay-wndow brick dwelling,
with rooms and bath, in a very good section
OF Georgetown.
ELM ST. NV NEAR 9th ST.
Two well built two-family apartments. Both
buildings in excellent repair and well rented
Price for the two, $500
NEAR 1st AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
PRICE, 81, 100
4 very good s1-room and bath, bay window
brick. with excellent lot Well rented.
NEAR 9th AND NJ SITS. NV.
PRICE $1,000.
well built home of rooms and bath 10
Gated in the first commercial zone. Can be used
for business purposes.
NEAR 9Th AND X SITS NV.
PRICE, S1T5U.
4 good 1-room brick dwelling. with hot
water heat and electric light and in perfect
ccnulrion.
NEAR 7th AND II Sis. NV
PRICE. S1l 800.
West of 9TH ST. and in first commercial zone
$ rooms aud bath. In good condition and well
tented.
NEAR o1st AND II SITS. NV
PRICE. $1,000.
good brick dwelling in this very good 10
catiou Renting we'll and in good condition.
G ST. NV. NEAR 18th.
PRICE, 5000.
good brick house. containing 13 rooms AMI
location near business zone close to Pa. ave
NEAR 18th AND L SITS. NV.
Two excellent frame dwellings with go0t
lots TO alley; Z rooms and bath each. Pric,
for the two, Sc 500.
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Three Downtown Bargains

NEAR 10Th AND n STS. NV.
SEMI-DETACHED, MODERN, l3
T. and 3 b.; double rear porches; ample
room for several garages; possession:
clear; bargain at $4,000; only
81, 600 cash, balance easy. Ideal home
or suitable for doctor or rooming
house purpose.
G ST., OPPOSITE PENSION OFFICE.
IL r. and b., brick; garage; only
$11. 900; about $500 cash desired;
rented for 500 a month.
CLOSE TO 9Th AND X ST. MARKET.
S-r. brick; kitchenettes; baths:
h.-w.h.: total monthly income, Sis:
excellent investment, or home and in
vestment combined, at low price or
$500; terms.
n. E. RYON CO., Inc.
Main 4597. 1923 L st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
CnntSn~AA

Continued.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Corner.
magnificent corner home of 10 rooms
and big baths, In the heart OF this
most fashionable section. This is q
charming home. has every possible con-
venienee and is genuine bargain at
CLEVELAND PARK
8 Rooms, Brick-$I4,ooo.
Just on Conn. ave-. a fine home with
rooms. glassed-in breakfast and sleep
Ing porch. large bedrooms: hardwood
floors throughout; h.-w.h., elec. lights;
extra bath In cellar; two-car garage and
many additions which the owner has put
in for real comfort. This il a house out
Of the ordinary in a location second to
none. full value at the above price.
PEWORTH-$,5oo
On 4 concrete street and with deep
lot to paved alley. We have just listed
the the t bes. value we have had in this popu-
lar section for weeks Six very large
rooms. concrete front porch. breakfast
and sleeping porches. Beautiful living
room with open fireplace. Finest white
oak flooring. This house is situated on
high ground and is unquestionably real
bargain. Good terms.
NORTHWEST
Corner Bungalow-SS,25o.
ndI,,a.., In rapidly pidly developing section Of
broom bungalow. thoroughly modern and
ready for immediate occupancy. This is
charming home and be purchased
w L L A NJ S
Now Located in Our New
18th and K S
MEMBER wASHtNE r0N
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n L. SALISBURY CO. Inc.
1nS Eve St NW Phone Main 1904
BILMORE STREET.
PRICE, $500 The remarkable home value in Washing
homes for sale this attractive
nothing has been offered to com
pare with this. has and two complete baths not
water heat electric lights double porches good yard to
alley. This house has just been listed and sure to
sell
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BETTER YOUR 1NCOME-INCREASE YOUR CAPITAL
Purchase One of These SELECTED APARTMENTS
Offered by MOORE HILL, Inc. and Your Money
WIN Be EMPLOYED MORE EFFECTIVELY,

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
modern. weli-constructed apartment in a
street or prominence-an assurance of con
SIANI RENTALS Attractively designed
front with pleasant outlook THIS BUILD
ING WILL PAY WELL. and increase your
capital. Renting for over $4,000 per year.
PRICED RIGHT AT $4,000.
tBullt to last. designed 10 continually rent
WEST WASHINGTON
Constructed of the best material and de
signed for COMFORT and ECONOMY-this
apartment ofers you an opportunity to IN
CREASE YOUR INTEREST INCOME and EN-
LARGE your SAVINGS. A detached building
in beautiful section of increasing values
OVERLOOKING WASHINGTON. Rents for
over Sl0,0 per annum.
PRICED AT 81, 900
tYou can't End better for the money!
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BEST OFFERINGS FOR SPRING BUYERS.

BEST OFFERINGS FOR SPRING BUYERS.
Here selected list of unusual buying opportun
esouse sections that make immediate
sale
Colorado Ave, Close to 10th Fine Suburban Houses
SCR eifu "Gn 5de mita over an
pa and
gaedin breakfast
less erdf it ' Corner O Park Piace-SI3
Columbia Rd Near I4th on view
Isl 5000. ear m roress; @& @& hardwood wood floors; hwh
lSdrm; Facing Soldiers Home Park
lot ""'' ~ P $4,000.
Beautiful s4t
Chevy Chase d. C.SI45oo Rock
new sfepng funta N
wood h thg
ep
OF the complete homes in f Chevy Chase. d. C$O5oO
" ~ ~ y ~ " ; a a
1
OF 18th ardmn%i 9a % awnings. %
81 $500. iot5o '' W '
s. AtTd GI detached D, .om sn ~m @ Street S.-$735o
screens: strict Good
unusually
Jecton.
ALLAN +. WALKER & CO., INC.
S3 18th St NV. Nam 24So
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

Situated on Wyoming ave. convenient 10
the Washington Railway and Capital Trac-
tion lines: very desirable house for
tertainng first floor. reception hall. drawing
locm, dining room. pantry and kitchen;
ond floor, large library, bedrooms, tiled
bath and sleeping porch: third floor. 4 bed
rooms and tiled bath, has gas and electricity
and is heated by hot water; lot is - #.
front by 12e #. deep to a 1J-ft. alley; ample
room for a large garage
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CHEVY CHASE.
- On INGOMAR ST. WEST OF CONN. AVE.
nds n nI largo & s T fsPssg sPsr bsk aas @
CLEVELAND PARK.
e Is
10th STREET HEIGHTS
brick
of is leaving
NEAR SAULS ADDITION.
THREE-STORY BRICK HOME IN SOUTHEAST.
is of
A1
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
watr
IN TAKOMA PARK
of
of
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT - ~
IN GOOD NORTHWEST SECTION
weec
.n. GARDINER & DENT, Inc
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MOORE & HILL, Inc.

Inc,
ST. NV.
/ Real Estate Board.
rlced Homes and Investments.
WISCONSIN AVE. NEAR O ST.
PRICE. 5000.
1,room brick dwelling in the first com
mercial zone. Can be converted into business
property.
NEAR 18th AND YOU SITS. NV.
PRICE. $3.50
"A, \ very good modern home with rooms and
oath, hot-water heat and electric light. In per-
feet repair.
NEAR 21st AND F STS NV
PRICE, $500
substantial bay window brick dwelling.
with . rooms and bath, cellar and furnace
heat.
NORTH CAPITOL ST NEAR r.
PRICE s7,75O
dandy modern home with G rooms and
BATH cellar, furnace heat and in excellent
repair.
NEAR 5th AND MASS. AVE NV
PRICE, $500.
IA. a well lara arranged home in an excellent sec
tlon; rooms and bath; furnace heat and in
perfect condition.
NEAR 11th AND IRVING SITS, COL. HGTs
PRICE, $500
modern two-story brick, with g. rooms
path, cellar and hot-water heat. A real good
buy. eu
NEAR Sth AND QUE SITS, NV
PRICE, SO. $50.
good brick dwelling with G rooms and
bath; good lot to alley; garage.
NEAR 18th AND SITS. NV.
fine 12-room brick in excellent conditio,
Fine lot to wide alley.
NEAR 22nd AND y SITS.
PRICE. $500.
good home for colored family. Six rooms
and bath, in good condition. Can sell on n ca oh
payment Of $500, balance monthly
FOR SALE.
s704 HUNTINGTON STREET NV,
Chevy Chase
Lot 75x85.o
Eight rooms three baths. hot-water heat,
IWO-car Garage
Price, $4,000.
Inspection by permit only.
WILLIAM R. ELLIS,
1889 Eye St. NV.
Main 2o2o.
COLORFD-VACANT.
Several Groom houses. Prices and terms very
'eA'o OWNER, P D. HOLMES,
u0 18th st. NV. Room 2a. Main So77.
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ON GAREIEI.D 81

Near Wardman Park Hotel. Of those
vcrv popular 2-story aud attic brick houses.
ontaining rooms and baths. has gas for
cooking and is lighted by electricity: heated
hy hot water: the lot is Is by 120 ft TO an
alley. Lear fircprOof garage; owner will give
possession June /.
SI6,5oo.
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NEAR 14th ST. AND FAIRMONT.
Al np.to-late building 10 INVESTIGATE
IMMEDIATELY. Construction of the best
ned-ALWAiS RENTED ECONOMICAL
fENTALS- Corner of alley with alley in
rear-good condition YOC COULDN'T DCPIJ-
CATE FOR $4,000 MORE than the price
asked: Renting for nearly sl2.0 900 (econom
icalyl.
PRICED AT $4,000
"a future assured for years to come)
BEAUTIFUL CORNER BUILDING
FINE SECTION WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
THE CONSTRUCTIONS of this building is
the FINEST Built to last, designed to rent. In
a location that appeals to all. Modern and
nreproof. Oyerlooks the city-DETACHED-
SIDE lawns. Brick garade in rear THIS
BUILDING WAS CONSTRUCTED BY THE
OWNER FOR HIMSELF. Renting at LOW
RENTALS for nearly 500 900 per wear
PRICE, sl6O, ,OOO-TERMS
tssk your builder the cost Of duplication.)
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S2I,5OO.
ON Goth ST NV

Between kaorama I'd. and Ashmead place :;
vest side. stories. hTick, comparatively new,
was particularly we'll built and is now in first
class condition, occupied by a Naval officer:
contains rooms. baths and toilet: is lighted
10y ami electricity and heated by hot
water: the lot is about 81 II. front by 100 IT.
deep TO an alley; ample room for a garage.
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NI1TN Z HASH, VI II.
Located on East Bradley Lane now vacant
purchaser could have immediate possession; a
very desirable detached frame containing
basement. cold storage and servants bath;
first floor. dining room. pantry, kitchen, music
room. living with open fireplace back
stairway and bath: second floor , bedrooms
and bath; attic, finished rooms; has gas and
electricity and hot-water heat; lot is 6711sS;
garden and garage
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & co.
-Incorporated--
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

ON Lc Roy place near Phelps place. An
unusually Wail-built house: 1st floor, large
reception hall, drawing room, dining room
and buffers pantry: second floor. : bed
r"cms and hath third floor. bedrooms and
bath. = servants rooms and bath: very large
closets. trunk room; the best plumbing heat
Ing and lighting.
Evening star., 1923-04-14
ON II ST. NV

Near 10th st. suitable for roomnc house,
brick building containing 10 rooms. building
and improN ements are in fairly good c0nd-
tion: situat II in tho first commercial zone:
could he proitaby used as a boarding house
aud easily converted into business property.
ST. ZOO
Evening star., 1923-04-14

FOR SALE-COLCRED.
l have several very attractive
homes located in the best NV.
sections of the city. Some va
cant. Prices and terms very rea-
sonable. For information
B. B. PINN,
Col. 5817. 7I2 Kenyon NV.