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invest WHERE
EMPLOYED,
IS ADVICE
The Best Young Man Can Do,
Is Belief of New York
Banker.
BY JAMES e. JACKSON,
Vice President National City Bank.
Copyright. 1929, by Cosmopolitan
News SerVice

NEWS SeFVlce.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-When /
found had $1,000 to invest after
had been for some time In tho
employ Of Eank in the West, l
used it to buy stock in the institu-
ton. When I gained more money
which could invest AIDED to my
holdings in the same bank.
I firmly believe a young man
cannot do better than invest in the
organization by which he is EN-
ployed, provided the concern is abso-
lutely sound and its future growth
seems assured. If he has not suf-
ficient judgment to justify him in
making investments, then he may
place his money in the hands OF
those who have and will enable him
to get good return on his invest
ment.
You cannot make a bright man
out Of dull one. Many young
men with $1,00 to invest are in one
class or the other, ThA bright Eel.
low will use his head about invest
ing, while the dullard, not knowing
much and perhaps unwilling to let
men guide him who would invest
his money where II would earn
something, will probably squandeY
1t or lose 1t in some other way.
AS in. many other things, 1t re
quires Judgment and experience to
know how to invest. Until a young
man has acquired these to a suffi-
Gent extent he had better place
HIS. money where he is certain II
win be safe and where he can get It
when he Is competent to invest it
wisely.
Whether young man Is more
likely to succeed In a large city
or a small town is not question Of
geography or location. Generally
speaking, however, If he Is unsuc-
cessful in the smaller place, he
would be equally unsuccessful in
the larger one. It is a question
of the individual.
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Births, deaths
Phone Main $3.50 Until
g r. N. Obituary Desk
WILLIAM n. PEARSON.

A native of Virginia and resident
Of this city since he was four
years old, William H. Pearson,
thirty-five, died yesterday at his
home, 1909 Thirty-third street
northwest. Mr.. Pearson has for
many years been connected in an
official capacity with the firm Of
Woodward & Lothrop. He was a
member of Potomac Lodge, No. 5,
f. A. A. NJ, a charter member Of
the Gavel Club, belonged to the
Builders Club, Masonic organiza-
ton composed of his fellow work.
ers, and a member of the First
Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by his wife, one
son, William M. Pearson and a
daughter, Ruth e. Pearson Funeral
services will be held at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from his resi-
dence. Interment will be at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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BIRTHS.

John r. and Mary e. Evans, boy.
Lewis e. and Lottie Glazer, boy.
Parke w. and Margaret p. Trotter. boy.
Raymond j. and GeneVieve l.. Roche.
girl.
Randolph H. and Pearl B. Bellman.
boy.
Paul N. and Florence Tierney, boy.
Henderson F. and Amelia J. Hill, boy
Marcus and Mary Goldman. boy
Francis and Bessie Matthews, boy.
John K. and Rachael H. COntee, boy
John and Pauline Tate, girl.
William and Elizabeth Scrivher. girl
Robert and Martina Budd, girl.
Chancellor and Dorothy Williams. girl
Edward and Lillian Harris. boy.
Amos and Katie Thomas girl.
Albert T. and Marie NJ. McReynolds
Girl.
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NORMAN HERBERT COLE.

Funeral services for Norman Her.
bert Cole, for thirteen years a news.
boy at the navy yard and the only
boy ever permitted to sell papers
on the Presidents yacht. the May.
flower, were held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon from the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. Herbert Lewis,
1912 Eleventh street southeast. In.
torment will be in Congressional
Cemetery, the Rev. T. Stevens of.
ficiating.
Surviving Cole are his father
Amos B. Cole, a policeman attached
to the Eighth precinct; his grand.
mother, Mrs. Herbert Lewis; three
sisters, Dorothy Elizabeth, Margaret
and Helena Cole; a brother, VIII
liam Cole, and an aunt, Mrs. VIII
liam O'Donnell.
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D. C.CHIEFSHOPE
FOR BULGE
NEEDS
Bureau Officials Are Anxious
to Serve City, Declares
Commissioner Bell.
Continued from Page 15.)

Continued from rage 4o.l
day. "They are fully ACQUAINTED
with the conditions here, and be-
lieve that it would be great pleas
ure to them to supply the District
with all OF its important needs.
Bound by Duty.
"As to what they will do, cannot
say. They are undoubtedly bound
by strict limitations which have been
placed upon them, and have q spe.
cific duty to carry out. / am conf
dent that they will deal just as lib,
orally as possible with the District
estimates.
George S. Wilson, Secretary Of
the Board OF Charities, win appear
before the haadget bureau this az
.Cernoon. Lieut. Col. G. O. Sheriff.,
in charge Of public buildings and
grounds. and Major O'Connor. Dis
trict engineer officer, will also ap-
near
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Service for DR.. William j. r..
Thomson, who died yesterday at
his home, S15 G street southeast,
will be held at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from his residence. Burial
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
Or. Thonssen, who was seventy
three years old, was born in Ger.
many and at the age OF twelve,
moved with his family to Texas.
Thirty years. ago he came to this
city where he has since been con-
nected with the Adjutant Generals
Office of the War Department and
practicing medicine. He was a
member Of the Methodist Church
and also a lay minister of that
denomination.
DR.. Thomson is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Katherine Thomson;
one son, William F.. s. Thonssen,
and four daughters, Miss p. Edna.
Miss Ruby E., Miss Georgia and
Mrs. William s. Gordon DuIin.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

George e. vandermark. %. and Mary
Lee Neff, 20, both of Falls Church, Va.
The Rev. J. T. HuddIe.
G. Robert Altman, 26, and Edna Mae
King, 90. The Rev. ]. o, Wrightson.
Alan Francis Winslow. %. and Rosa
mond Castle, 10. The Rev. e. s. Dunlap.
Thurman A. Morgal 81, and Mary
Helen Morgal, of Rockville, Md. The
Rev. F. w. Johnson.
William Augustine Murphy, So. and
Ruth Parnham Owens, 80. The Rev.
William J. Brooks
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WILLIAM WALTERS.

William Walters, whose wife.
Mrs. Ida Walters, is a well known
milliner of this city, residing at
1lO2 Fourteenth street northwest.
died Saturday at the George Wash
ington hospital.
Funeral services were held at q
O'Clock this afternoon from the
funeral parlors OF Martin w. Hy-
song, 1900 NJ street northwest.
Burial win be at Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Short Term Securities.
FURNISHED by w. b. Hibbs & Co.

Alum. Co. Of A. 7s 80. 102 102%
Alum, Co. of A. 7s -. .l106N l106h
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ANN. s. lob. Cow. Is i SEA 96H
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ANN. Thread S. ........ 101 hl102
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Cen. Leather 1st lien 5s. 967s 97A
Cudahy Pack. Co. 5hs. 841al SO
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Local Stocks.

SALES.
Washington Gas 6's, 1885, $1,000
@1OOSs, 20O@1O0A.
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone SIS, $1,OOOQ96A, $4,000
96N.
American Security and Trust
Company, 20305, 1896.
Lanston Monotype, 1007SR.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction Company, 59
100. 5000, 10000, 5000, $1,000.
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd., 4O@7O5s, 10@70S, 50@7Oh
50@7O1k, 50@70h, 40@70h.
Continental Trust Company, SO
80, 5000.
MONEY.
Call loans, sos per cent.
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John Rutherford Pimlott, %, of Guam
tico, Va, and Virginia A. Lake, %, OF
Front Royal, Va. Judge r. e. Mat
tingIy
John Donald Mclean, 25. and Dorothy
Meredith Abbott, "a. The Rev. H. x.
Fulton.
Charles L. Wright, IS. and Margaret
NJ. Martin. 80. of Upper Marlboro, Nd
The Rev. e. F. Gallagher.
Adna A. Doig, rs, and Helen C. Conroy
%. of Anoka, MINI. The Rev. l.. Ii
Fealy.
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DEATHS.

William M. Becker. II years, Elmer.
gency Hospital
House Sanatorium.
William Walters, so years, George
Washington Hospital.
Booker Owens, 80 years. 1905 p street
northwest.
William Underwood, SO years, Freed
mems Hospital.
Martha Carter, 81 years, 335 Eleventh
street southeast.
Charles A. Blakey, IT years. 719 Cir
ard street northwest.
Carroll Graham, months 1855 Church
street northwest.
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Real Estate Title ms. .I12b I.....
MIscellaneOus Stocks.
Col. Graphophone com. ri
Col. Graphophone com. .....
D. C. Paper pfd .......I as
Merch. Trans. & Storage. 100
Mergenthaler Linotype. .l155 15S9s
Old Dutch Market CON- III 4
Old Dutch Market pfd. Il. ... z
Lanston Monotype $500. 73H TAX
Security Storage ......l24O .....
Washington Market ...l AZ $50.
Yellow Cab ............I SMl..
SEX. dividend.
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New Issue
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Exempt onF Stae,M alandLo cal Taxation
$47,ooo,oOo
Federal Land Bank 4ssB Bonds
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Price 1909 and interest, to yield 4A96
Alex. Brown h Sons HARRIS Forbes &
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UNITED STATES STORAGE co.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE,
418.420 10th st. N. W.
MAIN A22S. FRANKLIN 4ASa.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE
& MOVING CO.
North 8S45. 1902 y st. N. w.
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Moving, Packing & Storage

MOVING
PADDED VANS FURNISHED
Phone Main 2O102O11.
Krieg's Express & Storage Co.,
SIG EYE ST. NV.
STORAGE. PACKING AND SH1PP1N
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COLoRED HELP FOR

Women cooks experienced In meats.
pastries. rolls and bread; also neipefA
Evening star., 1923-04-26
SHANNON & LUCHS.

l.
~, 14th Street NV. Main e345.
I4th STREET TERRACE-SI4.25o
and the
second @ aos r11Ehy modern Of with
tisp picis- a value. ~ " ~ s ~
IN BROOKLAND-FOR ST. 800
% % 5 @ sps @ nssa % u @ ns9 % I %
a,
r 6uisdn & aoea celia.
JUST OFF NORTH CAPITOL ST.-$oooo
n
Department inspection will
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL-$IS5oo
x @ G 5 % ep io % 1R s ss eh as as heat hardwood floors and electricity
WOODLEY PARK-$I35oo.
brick and
II & Ee soTsr hss sac % brick
able one ' ~ 80 $1,000
A BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE HOME
Chase Nd just
t % % % o % be.l ~ ans aR
% M T w T shssSont @ % sd @
% 5 p n.psn sna n Pson $ % M 1 % 9n :
FOR $1675o-A BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME
. . - % Tin ssss @ = 'a
neessa phne
your .n s5 @ . S"f Main 's p.s % a:ye acE f
SHANNON & LUCHS
7I3 I4th Street NV. Main 2345.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-TWO-FAMIIY APT
o
Hot t h n
GIRARD ST. NEAR I4th-SI325o Terms
and
Ok
MOUNT PLEASANT-SI5 5000. Terms
Beautiful ld h home ri house
oot
BRIGHTWOOD-S8o5o, Terms.
in quickly
seep o Terrad
PETWORTH-So45o
A ectrd
and Front, Iot %
NORTHWEST BUSINESS PROPERTY
sal dshablecc
Of should surely Inspect
stoe a cell the
entire
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, Inc.
oI3 18th Street. Main 67.
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TAKOMA PARk-$4.5oo.
to the G
elct
CENTRAL NORTHEAST-New Houses, $500
only
and
dubtedyt the best buy in he
NEAR DUPONT C1RCLE-o Rooms and ? Baths-SI2 ? 500.
deIrahed location in "
homp,w with hwh ande In S
a few houses eer
CHEVY CHASE-Detached Brick-S22yooo
handom
a
mualdeo atons in this house p the T 8
ona biglo lot and i priced
MT. PLEASANT-Io Rooms and Baths-SI4.o5o.
thu emot sbta constr n Mt Oroom
incudin 6 eds and h.
splendid condition
SAULS ADDITION-7 Rooms and Garage-SIS25o.
suburb rood Hihg
and lge ~h,
a i
lust OFF LINCOLN PARK-S6o5o.
housa give reduced
o
TAKOMA PARK-Corner-SIO,5OO
of the prt n heauhf suburb Gain closed leingp porch
in "a fire
WILLIAM, S. H I ILLIPS.
The Phillips Bldg. 18th and SITS. NV. Phone Main
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
CnmtfwneA

N. L. SANSB
I4I8 Eye St. NV.
621o 9th St. NV.
SAMPLE HOUSE OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
once. They are detached. very artist.
cious rooms and bath; wide porches.
front and breakfast; large lots; many
beautiful features. including attractive
electric light fixtures and open fireplace.
To reach, take Georgia ave. or Takoma
Car to Rittenhouse st. and walk to Sth
Cleveland Park.
PRICE. $4,000. Attractive semi-detaehed
house close to Connecticut ave. Eight
rooms and two baths: hot-water heat:
electric lights: oak floors throughout:
garage. Phone US for further infOrma-
tion.
Park View.
PRICE. $1,000. Desirable 20 foot brick house.
overlooking Soldiers Home Park. Six
rooms and bath: sleeping and breakfast
porches. inclosed; Pittsburgh instantane-
ous heater; awnings and screens; 2-car
garage.
Chevy Chase. Md.
PRICE. sis.5oO. Corner house one block west
Of Connecticut ave. Detached. OF cen
rooms and two baths: hot-water heat
and electricity: oak floors. Immediate
possession.
Saul's Addition.
PRICE. $l6.5O0. Detached brick house. on
lot 40x150. 1t has eight large rooms and
hath; hardwood floors; hot-water heat;
electric lights; garage. Frame houses In
the neighborhood are selling for more.
n. L. SANSB
EVERYTHING 1
1913 Eye St. NV.
NEMRER 0E THE UASHIN,
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FOR SALE--H0USEs.
Continued.

JRY CO., Inc.,
Phone Main 1904.
Washington Heights.
PRICE, $4,000. Well built a-story brick house
on one Of the most desirable streets IN
this exclusive section. There are ten
rooms AMI two baths; hot-water heat;
electric lights insta itnneous heater :
deep lot to wide alley. with plenty OF
room for a double garage. I
Near I4th and Columbia Rd.
rRICE. $4,000 Handsome sstory brick and
baths: hot-water heat and electricity: /:
garage space. This Is an e1csale9t
0m,Re be innestisated nSass et'e9s.'' pt enee anu
Woodbridge.
REDUCED $1,000 for quick sale. Charming
detached stucco house: with slate rooi.
having six rooms and bath; hot water
heat; screened and weather stripped
throughout; electricity: lot 81 feet wide
Tn: b:. I s.ns o..S tn the as .uSsrS
Chevy Chase, D. c.
PRICE. 1920 Conveniently located de
1aensd bssx sxe room; ,na on a.
ern improvements. including hot-water
heat; electric lights, hardwood noors.
In fine condition.
Near Lincoln Park.
IDEALLY LOCATED northeast property ..
ssSte aw,ns pen.s shs Of lot roo@ ass fef
The house is in the very best OF con-
dition and is reasonably priced.
JRY CO., Inc.
! REAL ESTATE"
Phone Main 1904.
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD
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BOSS & PHELPS.
So,25o-Bryant Street S8,o5o-Upshur Street.
vacant and ready for
Q busnes f.
lights;
:. ,r. SI55oo-Mt. Pleasant
9l2ooo-oaul ADDITION Located near 17h
nshtfaIy s'f" @ 9G rSsdeI1nl
fireplace rmyd lining room:
pno !h aib
fronpo ntfu I'm
front
terms
wide aAe' o75o-lnvestment--Apt.
SI6ooo-On the Heights. wotamny hat
view
5.t s G t' ae !0o~. tGe Hepns s
porces- gasedin. T1oe
atores
=, SI55oo-Ceveland Park.
SI S1ass s g. beautiful smbunow
of " room with
n own room auda
onee beakfau
tile ebahs4 hdroomS floor
floors
shubb hcae
BOSS & PHELPS
MAIN MEMBERS wtsisGroS REAL ESTATE BOARD 81
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FOR SALE-H0UsES
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$4,000
mo - ~ ~
BRIGHTWOOD.
$8 500.
ou
BROOKLAND.
$3.50
In oenyn
o tpaveda alley ' f Wv ' t'"
DOWNTOWN.
$4,000
centre
and q srTe ~ - -p-
THE REALTY & INVESTMENT CORPORATION
735 18th ST. NV. WASHINGTON. Main ZOOS
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Finished and Wahingtons best located
attached semdetached city homes Exhibit
adjacent the bridge Three baths, brick ga
RACES "a and % feet by 2O Terms desired $1,000 Cash
$3.50 Monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS PARK
Connecticut Massachusetts, and Cathedral
Woodley road Wasngtons beautiful residential
homes million Of land sold Over
ninety homes from 100000 built and under
Wooded villa lots and central and side hall brick
homes lis Park Office SIND
Cathedral ave. (Woodey road).
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC.
Woodward Building 18th and Fl SITS, Main 6955
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BRAND-NEW
CORNER DETACHED HOME
SPLENDID NORTHWEST SECTION.
So $50
EASY TERMS.
The biggest value for the least
money in the city.
COME OUT TONIGHT
and see this 1-room home. Tastefully deco
raj ted. Delightfully."- situated.
Don't Delay.
Open and lighted every
evening to 8.
Sample house 915 Quintana place NV. Take
9th ST. car to Rittenhouse at. NV, walk one
block east and turn to right on 9th to Qun-
tana.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
924 14th st. NV. Main SO.
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LEWIS REALTY CO.,
141z X St. NV Suite so4 and 3o5. Phone Main 9755.
Large Downtown Home Park Road Near nth ST NV
On nth ST NV. s.sam n S heat . . .as % eeesty: @ @ % %
Orooms baths. home closets Everh
III
and bar
nice psp M " 18th Street Corner.
4.1 Gn M oyer ea sa & OUCH @ % ns a5 STORM sns w m %
Columbia Heights. SsrST p1epfy an % sSSd w
% @ % BATH investment = " " ~
ad e back X porc.. gas sleeping porch Excellent Home.
anMs s This is a.tsa | just @ % ant " 1907 Kansas Ave NV.
buy land godtems irooms
East Capitol Street. bscEro seepn phea
corner
located I OF
- " ' be
LEWIS REALTY CO.,
I4I7 X St. NV. Suite 3o4 and 3o5. Phone Nam G55.
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Chevy Chase.
Dr;ca SIHc"

HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
OF THE
1884 II St. NV. Phone Main 1929
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Beautiful Groom and 2-bath tapestry brick
home; giass-inclosed sleeping porch and break
fast porch; hardwood floors throughout; beau
tifully decorated; wonderful view Wash
hgton: built-in garage must be seen to be
appreciated. An attractive home at the right
price.
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Sl5. 90.
~ IsN.INI A-IA In IL

iIfN El-aNb fARh.
ostory brick residence of rooms. baths:
double rear pOrches llOwer well screened. up
nor glasSed-inl. House has hardwood floors
throughout. open fireplace. Pittsburg instau-
tanrous water heater. hot heat, cler.
lights. attic; double garage; deep lot TO paved
alley.
4. L. HoUGHToN co. 1915 II St. NV
Realtors.
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Bargain in Brightwood Park.
Semi idetached 7-room colonial brick home
G. bedroomst; hardwood floors throughout;
French doors: cement front and rear porches
trear pOrches screened): built-in bathtub with
shower and pedestal lavatory: hoored attic:
built-in garage with concrete driveway to %
IT. alley. Phone for appointment at once,
long.
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WOODLEY PARK.

MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTA
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COntInueds
--- ~" syr-

Sf.aG TAKES A WELL BUILT GROOM AND
hath brick house, with room for garagI; $3.50
cash. balance easy: house vacant: freshly
painted and rare bargain.
ID. ii. JOHNSON CO. 1855 II St.
NORTHEAST. Mr.. 4th AND FLORIDA AVE.
Beautiful colonial semi-detached home Of
seven large rooms reception hall and bath,
hardwood floors and trim throughout. hotwa
Ter heat electric lights. large front porch, ga
rage opening out on wide paved alley. Owner
must sell this week and will therefore
"spt cash payment of 81 900 and small month
ly payments from reliable party. This can
not be duplicated for the money in the north
east section. Agents need not apply. Ad-
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DoWntown-Ist Comm. Zone:
Large 4-story brick. of IL rooms. bath cleo
tric lights and garage. Located on G ST..
Easily remodeed. $10.700.
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Longfellow Street.

Price, $1,000.
A desirably situated colonial type brick
home brand new and ready for immediate
occupancy. Convenient to both the 14th and
Georgia ave. car lines. Six good size rooms.
tiled bath double rear porches, oak hoors,
cleo lights h.-w.h h. and a deep rear yard TO
alley. Convenient terms.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

. MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON BOARD. =
Evening star., 1923-04-26

NUKTHEAST.
ON WIDE AVENUE.
Price, So $50.
we'll built brick home ontaning six rooms
and bath Is located of the best
streets in the northeast and can be purchased
on very reasonable terms.
B. +. SAUL CO..
Main 21OO 1412 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

$6,25o-Bryant Street.
Vacant and ready for occupancy. low
price for q comparatively new and up
to-date house. Six well proportioned
rooms: modern bath: electric lights;
splendid h.-a. heating plant. Easy
terms. Owner leaving city. must be sold
At once.
Evening star., 1923-05-08
Friendly Greetings

Glad smiles my map adorning,
walk the village street, and get a
warm Good morning from every
one | meet. Fine day." cry friends,
politely; they say. well, how are
tricks? We hope you're feeling
sprightly, and hitting on all six"
So merchant prince and peasant
accost me every day; it makes my
ramble pleasant. and Shoes all grief
away. Good morrow" says the
baker; Fine weather" cries the
cop, and cen the undertaken hands
out pleasant yawp. The children,
schoolward going. to learn the rule
OF three, and damsels fair and CLAW
ing swap cheerful smiles with me.
My heart is full OF pity for any
man who wends around his thriving
city and meets no smiling friends.
Some gents are so inflated with
pride or cheap conceit they are for
ever fated to walk in Arctic street.
With manner condesccnding they
nod to Tom and Dick. and stir up
ire unending just. by that naughty
trick. They cannot meet the voters
on fair and equal terms. and talk
OF pups and motors and fish and
anglewormS. And some OF them
are willing to mix with Mike and
Pete. but have the knack OF chilling
the delegates they meet!
(Iopyrlght. WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1923-05-08
If The Aut0 Needs ANYTHING

accessories or repairs-turn to that
heading in the Classified Section of
The Star-and get the address of a
specialist in that line. He will supply
Y our needs 20 your satisfaction.
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