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BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY
S37,5oo.
A good investment-Store and three apart
nen.s that bring In annual rental of S3 1850,
Iocefed on l4th sc. Each apartment Of four
rooms and bath; has steam heat. electric
lights. basement. Phone US for appointment
70 inspect 339-4
18th STREET HEIGHTS
- $3.50
A modern brick home Of seven rooms and
h, tn. front and rear porches; hot-water heat.
westherstripped throughout; two-ear Eaaosse.
' MOUNT PLEASANT
- $4,000,
pr,ch home Of eight rooms and two baths,
aoubie rear porches, cellar and attic: latest
s,.ctric and plumbing fixtures: built-in garage;
hnt water heat; bright basement; 20-foot alley
in rear. Possession can be had with title.
SAUL'S ADDITION
$If25o
One Of the prettisst homes and one oe the
best buys we have on our @ lists % to-day; an, ~.
and attic, screeAed.in porches; perfect eondi-
ton; vide porehes; finished in best ,ss s,s.e;
- WOODLEY PARK.
!. $IS5oO
/, semi-detached heme Of eight rooms. and
hath. servants room In basement; porches
inclosed; electric lights, ,hotvater heat; brick
rarsTe to match house. Immediate possession
18th STREET :,
$4,000
House 10 In perfect condition; frame with
stons foundation; seven rooms and bath. front
and rear, porches; hot-watef heat, eisc. lights;
farage ON paved alley. Terms can be ar
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1915 Eye St. Main z752.
Fenbers Of Washington Real Estate Board.
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IN SOUTHEAST.

$4,e5o.oo-Sooo.oo Cash.
5000 Monthly Payment.
In desirable central southeast
residential neighborhood, one
square from Pennsylvania ave
nue. Six rooms and bath, with
large, bright rooms. Newly pa
pered and painted throughout.
Vacant. ..--. -.-
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GEORGE A. WILSON,
HARRY J. HILLYARD,

TH0s J. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTTONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
WISCONSIN, AVE. NV.
recorded in Llber No. 1855. folio ss4 ct seq,
Of the land records OF the District of ColRm-
nss; and At At the request Of the party & ssSfsd
public auction, in front of the premises, on
MONDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARI,
lowing described land and premises, situate
in the District Of Columbia and designated ay
and being parts Of lots 1s5 and ia4 in Beatty
known as square 1885. and described fol
side Of High 81. (now wisconsin ave.1 at the
Of Wisconsin ave and 4th (now volta) St.
southeriy 1888 feet on line of said avenue
to the Of the large S56 @
west line Of said avenue 10 feet. thence
70 the dividing linz betWeen lots 1s2 and is5
In said addition: thence south with said line
ri q ss nth b. aas
on which will be intsrsected By line drawn
south eeh degrees west from point In the
from the southwest corner thereof; thence
eastcrly By said line reversed to the beginning
thereof: thence south, with said rear wall 9
and thence With aId wall Hs 70 the s point % Of be.
ginning on Wisconsin, avenue: The said parts
Of lots 1k8 ana l8& being the same property
an that described on the records OF the Dis
triek of Columbia for taxatian purposes 40
lot s38. all more particuisriy described In
said deed Of trust. together with the improve
ments Thereon. &c. -
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to first deed
Of trust for S13,o 900 and all cash over said
arst trust, $500 deposit required. upon ac-
eeptance Of bid. eonyeyanciag. recording and
revenue stamps at purchasers eost. Terms
Of sale to be corrplied with within 30 days
from day or sale or deposit forfeited, and the
property may bs advertised and resold at the
yisk and cost Of the defauiting purchaser
after I'VE days advertisement In some news
paper published In, Washington, d. %.
CHARLES c.. MURRAY.
RoBEN e. p. .kREITER. y
jaa4-a&ds. exsu Trustees.
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.4-.-& -. 81 $500. ~... , .:-.
ton
hall aoss ,s % M % & s % %RaS' % sois9 &
rssi
Ter be
S7Oso-SI Cash
as pantry;
double
$Ioo5o.
htwat heat
andei a arransed ~ 49,
--r- $Io25o. ~
' a % @ s' % % fa ass 1
.-Et.-. -. $S2so-Reasonable Terms.
% @ M do Is aGsm ssd I & bath
rs. % Re%sa s. saSe p,e
q clona ate meter
y:... MORRIS CAFRITz COMPANY, Inc
ol3 18th St. NV. =. -. -. Main 617
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IN RANDLE HIGHLANDS.

$5,5oo.oo-$1 10000 Cash,
5000 Monthly Payment. =.
In desirable section of Randle
Highlands. convenient to the car
lines. Exceptionally well built
home of six rooms and bath. hot
water heat, electric lights; in
fine condition; deep lot.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
Inc.
Frank. 7485.
1915 eye" St. NV.
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IN GEORGETOWN.
S6.oso.oo-Szso Cash,

So7.5o Monthly Payment.
New house, just completed; +;
six rooms and bath, entirely
modern in it's appointments,
with hot-water heat, electric
lights. Three bedrooms, two
porches. Located in excellent
residential district on the
Heights. r
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THE BEST BUY IN
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
0UT-0F-T0WN REAL ESTATE.

TO Rent AT RYE, y. z, F0R suMMEE
season, newly furnished 1Sroom house. 3
baths. shower; all modern improvement :"
car garage: wonderful location. facing million
dollar park overlooking Long Island Sound.
Fer full particulars address MRS. ARTHUR
r. SPENCER 67s Forest ave Rye n Y
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HAVE YOU
So. ZOO CASH?
2.pAMILY APARTMEN.

BUSINESS ZONE. on CAR LINE.
within square OF II and North Capitol
sts.; 3-story. pressed brick. easily con-
verted into store and flats: alley;
monthly tenant; first time offered at
81, $50; only $3.50 cash. balance easy.
Why continue paying rent? Have your
home and office or business combined.
n. E. RYON- CO.. Inc.
Main 4097. 1923 + st.
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JAMES F. SHEA.
64a LOUISIANA AVE. NV. ).

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST HOME VALUES
- IN THE CITY. -. - =.
rooms and bath. entirely detached. sFine
large lots. Beautiful northwest ioca tjou: high,
healthy. Nicely built mp with ali detached
homes. Price &,2J0. Easy terms. See them
before Il Is top late. Open and lighted daily
GlOS 9th street. corner 9th and Rittenhopss
streets. See Mr. Boswell on premises
--, CHAS. D. SAGER,
023 18th Street Main "a.
Headquarters for New Homes
Exclusive Agent.
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ADAM a WEsCaTFK AUCTT0NEER

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY. sIX-R0OM. AND BATH BRICK
DWELLING, no; q QUINCY PLACE
by virtue Of 2 certain deed of trust dated
1925. as No. a. among the land records OF
the District OF Columbia. and at the requesr
OF the party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale by public auction.
la front Of the premises, on MONDAY, THE
TWESTY-SISTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1923.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the following de-
scrtbed land and premises situate in the
city Of Washington, District OF Columbia, 10
wit: Lot 10 In block in the subdivision OF
West lexington, as per plat recorded in
the ONCE of the surveyor of the District OF
Columbia in Liber County Z at folio 14s. sub
5ect TO certain covenants IS to building re-
strfctions running with the land, improved
above, to be sold subject to hrst deed OF
years, interest payable semi-annually; second
Deed Of trust for 81 80 at z per cent. payable
$40 monthly. including interest.
Terms OF sale: Over said trusts $500 cash.
balance in one and two years, with interest
at per cent, payable semi-annually. secured
by third deed Of trust upon the property sold
or all cash over said trusts. 4 deposit OF 5000
required at time Of sale. All conveyancinE
recording, revenue stamps and notara fees
at cost Of purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within 30 days: otherwise trustees re
serve the right to resell the property at the
risS and cost of the defaulting purchaser after
hye days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in the city Of Wash
GEORGE A. WILSON,
HARRY HITI.YARD
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=.
You'll Want to Move :
Ripht in

so attractive are these new homes at
Albemarle and 38th St,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
and you can arrange to do 30. They are
beautiful Homes, in three most pleasing
sayles. Six rooms. bath; hot-water heat;
sleeping porch. big closets. back stairs,
electricity, etc. Kite plan and construc-
" tion.- Big lots. Commanding view and
excellent neighborhood. =
:. Price is most reasonable. Terms are
most convenient.
Open for Inspection Every
Day and Evening.
Our Mr.. Hamilton IL alvays to be found
on the premises. or phone him.. Cleveland
1490, for special appointment. ~
Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle st.
(nrst stop north Of Bureau Of Standarda),
walk west to 3Sth st.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder. III
.I5f4Kl ST. Phone M. 4846.
-
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NEAR 18th AND PARK RID

The prettiest spot In Mount Pleasant.
Price, $I3,5oo.
This rs a practically neR. two story, colonial
type dwelling. with large rooms. tile bath,
hot-water heat. electric lights and hardwood
noors. This property has an excellent lot to
q paved alley and has been kept by the owner
in absolutely perfect condition. We can sell
1t on very attractive terms
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NEAR 9th AND STS. Nd
Brick, rooms, bath; furnace heat, gas; ga
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND y. Y. AVE.
Eight 1ooms' Pss .1a hath aGo hwh gas two-car
NEAR 18th AND SITS. NE
Brick rooms. bath; gas; garage space.
Price $500 aSo6 s1ooo dSop,s sssa T., srcro,,
8 rooms; h.-w:h.. cleo; sleeping porch: two
coon INvEsTMEST-H ST. Ne.
cleo; garage space: renting now for $3.50 per
month. Cheap at s16.60o.
NEAR 14th G. PARK ROAD.
rear porches; tHo-car garage. Cheap at sI1 800
i'IGs; GOOD INVESTMENT ON H ST. NV.
store and Gwelling. 9 rooms, two baths: lat.
Cheap at $4,000 Cash. q. 900.
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
sos North Capitol St. NV. Phone Main 6733
FOR SALE TO COLORED
Exclusive home. 17OO block s st. NV; IL
rooms, baths; elegant house, containing 8
bedrooms; t deep lot TO alley. This is home
tion by permit only. Price, $4,000: easy
terms.
=. VACANT.
On Que st. near 18th: rooms and bath:
fewiy papered; furnace heat: large lot open
TO wide alley. Beautiful home. See at once
Priced right. Easy terms.
JOHN T. WILLIAMS.
s11 14th NV. .H Main 4613
VICINITY I4th & PARK RID.
Unusually attractive, well built brick home
of rooms. 2 baths: hot-water heat In per
feet condition throughout. Price, S12, 75o, on
convenient terms
f SAUL'S ADDITION.
Completely detached brick house of rooms,
bath and lavatory. Built of the best mate
rial. completely modern. One Of the best loca-
tions In Saul's Addition.
Lee Crandall, Jr., & Co., Inc,
1923 New York Ave
.-,- Main III
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FOR sALr--HousEs
Fo1 sALE=-HousEs

/. FOR SALE-H0UsES FOR SALE-H0USES
~ =
| ~ tla - n. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
I4I8 Eye ST. NV. i.a4 =. Phone Main 5oo3-4-s.
1896 CRITTENDEN ST. NV ,oaS 10th ST. NE. y
An HosrFE9sT k,e I!ES.Ss s. e.. AT
oGM sser ts.rsc raas
f. sssss s pHy b appreciated by
11Is1T oEE cr,NM AVE- - s.%s DOWNTOWN NV .5
rr ess s saAS ns
and
: Z income s~ured =.
CLEVELAND PARK JUST OFF 10th 81
% . and two The st :. . s ii % %' S %
s:es si Wa %s i'll Inaal.
49, possssRa n ptafo:
- MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS.
The of this home has just US to
the price quick sale It distinctive home detached on
lot oxI with red tile roof which gives an added touch OF
individuality There and two baths oak hoors
troughout garage for Attractive shrubbery and
grounds give the exterior another charm g.,
:,..,.z N l.. SANSBURY~ CO.. Inc,
14Is Eye ST NV. = IS Phone Main 5eos4-5.
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FOR sALE--HousEs- :

--,.1-- A BARGAIN. 4. =
Near 1st and 8 sts. n.w.-7 r, tited bath;
131t. alley. Room for garage. Can be sold for
! $f,eO0 cash and small monthly payment
JOHN T. WILLIAMS,
s17 14th st. NV. Main. l613.
Kalorama Heights
The Capitals most fashionable section,
dsncss. Attraetivs 1i.roam and a-bath
rooms; lot, 27xlcOI Bear built-in ga
- rage. A perfectly appointed, modern
residence in very best condition. =
| Priced Very Low at $4,000.
Allan E. Walker g. Co., Inc...
sia. 18th ST. NV. Main c4s0.
- Chevy Chase, D. C.
An exceptional home with 4 bedrooms, sleep
ing porch: buiit-in garage; .h.-w.h.; electric
lights, modern and attractive. Only $500
cash, balance monthly. Vacant.
1874 Corcoran Street.
Small downtown home. newly papered and
painted: new shades: electric tights; double
terms to suit purehaser Open for inspection.
1874 Meridian Street.
semi.detached; electric lights; h.-w.h.; six
rooms and bath. splendid buy At the right
Open for inspection.
Benton, Trenholm & Co.,
o24 18th ST. NV.
.-.. .. , Main 5O2.
BUILT FOR LONG WEAK.
Northwest bIngalow., one b,oes -d to ltth st
month; Nix rooms. fully tiled bath, hu!it.ir
rub; liying room; 2sxish ha!lt-in bookcasss
roof: lot 5OxrS7. -
MORGAN Z. MORGAN & CO.,
0Ie phoaes F Frank iasaS aana' ana w.ss .ss sas.%
|. NORTHEAST. 49,.
2-FAMILY APARTMENT.
Ideal investment ana home combined; To-
Gated near 7th and H sts. ne. -First.hoor
apartment OF rooms. bath and porch. occu-
pied by owner. who will give immediate pos.
porch rented at sT75o u month. which will
more than take care of your monthly pay
ment; Cellar: seParat. furnaces room for for
low for quick sale. $1,000 cash.
PRICE, $3.50.
Florida ave. ne. near 1ith st. Must be
sold. This is very low price this brick
home OF large rooms and bath. cellar, ex-
a shloashosi Ssn $3.50 SIS casa garages Newly p''s'e'
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Price. $3.50. This attractive colonial home.
inst year old. contains rooms. bath and
many modern convenences not found In houses
today at this price, including electrical hx-
lures. hardwood floors. tiled bath. stationary
tubs, splendid hot-water heating plant.
screened-in sleeping porch; good yard to alley.
Reasonable terms and pGssession with deed.
SOUTHEAST.
Price, $780, Near new Eastern High
School; small. comfortable brick home with
colonial front porch. rooms and bath. large
yard. plenty OF room for garage. 5000 cash.
Possession.
Price, $1,000. Substantial hrick home op &
st. Sc: rooms and bath: latrobe heat and
gas light. Owner must sell. VIII consider
Offer
GET OUR BIG LIST Or
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST HOMES
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A,t STREET CARLINE,

One OF the most complete sixToom
houses on the market today. Concrete
front porch. Hving-room style cosy cor
ner. complete kitchen. including Pullman
breakfast set; enamel stove; large pan
try: buiIt-in refrigerator and huilt-in
bath fixtures combine to make thIs\ tie
hest new house offered At $3.50, on
terms Of 81, 900 cash and SIS per month.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES
cl~AawueA - a. RI
BY OWNER-$s2oO.

BY OWNER-$s,7oo. !.
,,gss Fer HON: or iey.stnsnt i2sh e. :s 1..r s..
w.ter heat. Rented At $50 month. q, 300 eash.!
.Addr.s. .Be. ie2.R. star once. p.
SOUTHWEST HOMES;
HERE Is YouR OPPORTUNITY TO prR-
ING. IN 4 THE % souTHWEsT. HT VIII VIII n 2AsSE roe
nOOMG AND BATH. HAVING DEEP LOT 10
4 PAVED PUBLIC ALLEY. THE HOUSE IS
r. !EsoS 91op coSniTIoN AND cokrArSs La
ANOTHER BARGAIN IN A HOME IN THE
sopTHWEsr. VERY CONVENIENTLY 10
GATED. Is ALSO BEING oFRERED AND
You ARE URGED TO MAKE INQUIRY
dnYS,TsoA Gais i iYn PRICK DwELLISe N nG9 GoSp
AID BATH AND LATRoBE HEAT. PAVED
ALLEY AND THE PRICE rs 1900.
IN THE SAME VICINITY IN THE SOUTH
WEST We ARE. ALSO OFFERING A BRICK
TRo WITH THE sIx M sefNa RecMs DEEP ASP
Runs RACK 70 a PAVED PUsLIc ALLEY,
AT THE PRICE. OF s2,5oo =.
FURTHER INFORMATION WILL. RE
GLADLY GIVEN Upon REoUEsT AND
hAsbise A iSs THEsE rRotsRAFIEs nc iSSlea %SHIeR
ARE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES.
JAMES F. SHEA, T
64a LOUISIANA AVE. NV. 5.e.,.
p
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On wide avenue close TO the park. this
three room deep home Is without q doubt
the ies; value in this section. Com
p.etely renovated gives a poor idea of
what the owner has accempl shed In re-
modelling 1t. The interior. which Is 4
revelation, offers rooms OF real size !:
hardwood Aoors throughout; open Are
place Of true colonial architecture. new
h.-w.h, electric lights and many other
features. Owner anxious to sell.
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NEARL.INCOLN PARK.

NEAR CENTRAL HIGH @a. NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
tSCHOOL-$I2 5000 R.. B.
H..
he: T .s & for 4rsfs T :.@ e%p ssD
hxh eI,r lirhsa
featu Orne am xous to
lNORTHWEST-$6o5 -,
$50 cash and .s pe9 month viii TAKOMA PARK-Spanish
s, ths . me. home ss good north Bungalow-SS35o.
For the seeker Of
QUITO
y
NEAR FOURTEENTH ST s x.s. % soa oio eoe :s s;s
Rooms and Baths. convenient to both ca. lines
new sooon and 2 SAUL'S ADDITION
OF Detached Brick-SI 5000
a ndth fee
real
IL
CLEVELAND PARK-S16, 500 Ab STREET CARIINF
o most
on
porch; snsh h..wse front pos nTins5oo% s,s
athoom bseaka tst;e stov
try
many to ma lis
10 make lies house
o month.
- WILLIAM S. PHIL PS,
| 14oo New York Avenue Phone Main 1000
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SI5,5oo.
1Atll STREET.

First commercial zope. Fast side between
Girard and Harvard; good 3-story brick, con-
tanning 10 looms and baths: gas and else-
tricity and heated by furnace; lot 10 iSxlto.
to q t:ft. sgIey room for 9 garage. inspection
By permit. ,,,.
- $4,000
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Near 10th AND P SITS.

An extremely fine home with Il rooms and
baths. hot-water heat and electric lights and
having lot 22x125, to q 20-fOot alley This
property is very conveniently located in re-
spect to the downtown business section and
10 in perfect condition.
Price, $4,000.
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ON r ST. NV. VACANT.

Immediately west OF Cnan. ave. and con-
yenient to the line: exceptionally desirable
location: 3-story and a ttic. conts iuiag rooms;
has gas and electricity and new hot-ajr fur
mace OF the ls,est model. xery eeonomieal as
TO ise of roal. Lot to an Alley room for 4
garage. Key At oqr once. = a. -,
=" S1cs zoo s
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CHEVY CHASE d. C.

Attrsctlvely located on Mckinley ST.. west
OF Connecticut ave-: convenient to schools and
stores Well built srmi-detached frame, 8
rooms and baths, all modern Improvements;
has gas and electricity and hot-water heat:
the lot IS 30yt35 IT., 70 o. 15-ft. alley: one-car
garage: owner win allow inspection BY per-
n,it ara rin give immediate possession TO
purchaser.
SI4,TSO.
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Mt. Pleasant,
$I3,7so.

rooms and bath; h.-w,h, cleo. and sas:
stationary wsshtubsI space for garage; semi-
detached. inst on 14th st. Small cash pay
ment, balance menthiy. =.
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
1909 New York Avenue. Phone Main 1000
MEMBER WASHINGTON ESTATE -.
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TAKOMA PARK-Spanish

BungaloW-SS,35O.
For the seeker Of something individual
3. and out Of the ordinary run this Groom
bungalow offers an opportunity TO buy
something distinctive and different at
price. StucS finish, h.-w.h.. electric
lights, garage. good lot concrete street;
convenient TO both car lines.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Very desirsh;y located on Kanawha St. west
o. Conn. ave. Elegant new detached house.
containing o rooms and baths: large living
room. with open fireplace; many new and at
tractive featuTes: has electricity and bot
Or; large lot o0IsO. with garage.
T2J eco
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cLEVELANDr rPARK-S1o, 200

Eight rooms ard t~o baths, brick homs.
with double Elassed and plastersd sleep
ing porch; gsrags; X-inch hardwood
floors throughout. Specially selected
electric and bathroom fixtures, open
fireplace. eamed-ceilinE dining room
and many other facilities combine with
. Asst-c.ass; location TO make this
home Of charm. Terms.
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STOP AND INVESTIGATE.
Two-Family Flat, NV.

GOOD INVESTMENT :.
Price. $s.to0. Two-story brick, rooms and
bath on frat doer:' rooms and bath on
second aeof; separate beating plants and seps
at 9100 per month. -
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.SAUL'S ADDITION

Seven rooms bath and extra lavatory
comparatively new house q good lot.
The house has all OF the latest improve
ments and offers m opportunity to buy
bargain II you can give a substantial
cash payment
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9Th AND F STS. NE.

We have here two good houses on q lot 81
feet front BY GO feet deep. to an alley, which
we think are very good buys. This property
70 In the nrst commercial zone. close to two
car lines. and is now rented for $6l per month
for the two properties. We can sell them
both for 81. .OOO
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
ON 1st ST. Sc.

Convenient TO the Capitol. HoGse once
Building and East Capitol st. car line: ga
stories: excellent brick; back porch; contains
10 rooms. bedrooms I hath and Is heated
By steam; lot 10 27xlo0 feet. eontsinfng ZOO
square feet. Inspection by -veinit only.
$1,000. g
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Calvert St. Near 10Th.

Beautiful three-story brick, 8 rooms and
baths; h..w.h., gas end elec. THIS building
y arrsnSed u apartments, With an income .
500 per month.
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S2fOoo.

z.---.r THOMAS ], FISHER & co.
--Incorporated--- ..:-
zsS 18th StNW Main 68so
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OIII V i NIIHOL, y. y
VACANT.
:. Admirably situated on Livingston st.. just
east of Connecticut ave. Very pleasing de-
tsehed frame house. with large front porch.
conta ming rooms and baths, glassed In snn
papior, heated, and second floor porch which
can be converted iato q sleeping porch: has
gas and electricity and hot-water heat; newly
papered and painted, throughout. The lot Is
50x130 to 20-ft. pared alley; garage; con-
renient terms can be arranged
. SY7zcO
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THOMAS J. FISHER & &C
-Incornorated-

East side between Klbourne and lamont
sts.--very desirab big home. occupied BY. Army
odcer who has been ordered away; 3 stories.
brick. copta lining 8 rooms, bedrooms: has
gas and electricity and 10 heated BY hot water.
The property II In good condition and We are
authorized to price same for quick, sale. Pos
sess on July 1. -
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amounting to s3,574,554,132. compared
with the most recent forecast of
receipts. which furnishes total of
3,4S1 ,904,S59, indicates a deficit of
only $92,649,173, a reduction from the
maximum threatened deficiency of
not due solely to efforts for retrench-
ment, no matter how heroic. The
campaign for balanced budget has
received material assistance from
fortunate conditions and happenings
that we cannot with reason depend
upon for the elimination of the re-
| naming excess of expected expendi-
lures over anticipated receipts.
There is before US a persistent, tire
less. unremitting fight until the
Treasury closes its doors on June 80
next. If, when the returns are all in,
the budget for the fiscal year 1923
is triumphantly balanced, it will be
due to the firm, courageous and busi-
nesslike stand taken by the President,
| and the cooperation of the personnel
of the governments routine business
organization.
''As result of the firm control over
the estimates by the Chief Execu-
tive" Gen. Lord said. "the re-
quests quests for appropriations trans
were $120,000,000 less than the maxi
mum set by the President, based on
the anticipated revenue for the fiscal
year 1924, as OF date July l last and
were $197, 100000 less than the appro-
priations for the current fiscal year.
"a revolution is needed in the atti-
tude of the average citizen toward
the national government" he contin-
ued. There is need here in Washing
ton by government officials and outside
Washington by citizens of the country
of broader vision. We must learn to
give first place in our thoughts and
plans to the country as a whole rather
than confine our concern and interest
to some limited project and some re-
stricted locality. We must all learn that
Y. s. stands not for u.s. but for the
United States If the successful op-
GRAFTON of the budget law is ever inn
perilled IL will be because the clamor
of local interests, detrimental or ter
ritorial, silences the appeal Of the bud
get for unbiased consideration OF ma
tional needs and national interests,
When a project is recommended in
volving federal funds, we should
| study the proposal as if IL were TO be
financed out of our own personal
means. and before lending our in
dorsement we should decide calmly