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The northwestern bulletin., 1923-11-24
o. c. HALL MERITS THE
SUPPORT OF hackers
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qualified him for the appointment as
no other available man has received
such training.
Backed by Poro Head.
Mr.. Aaron Malone of Poro College
fame, st. Louis, lead in the movement
for a constructive instead of destruc-
tive policy to build up the A. M. E.
church and is one of the hackers of
Mr.. Hall.
Because of the inefficiency of Ira
T. Bryant, secretary of A. M. E.
church Sunday schools and the in
judicious use Of Sunday school jour
nails for scandal instead of teaching
ideals and religion, the laymen Of
several Episcopal districts seeking to
remove Bryant have asked Mr.. Hall
for permission to use his name as a
candidate.
Church Work.
Last year Bishop Coppin happened
TO be at Sioux City. Iowa, while Mr..
Hall was conducting a Sunday school
convention. Bishop Coppin went
home and heralded to the religious
world through the Christian Re-
corder" that Mr.. Hall was the best in
formed Sunday school man he had
met.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-11-24
Committee Now
For ~ Center

Mrs. Cordella A. Winn, national
field secretary of the Young Women's
Christian Association spoke to a
group of club women at the club cen
ter, sos West Central avenue. for the
purpose of organizing a branch Y. w.
c. A.
The first thing to be considered in
any organization is your working
group. Without cooperation you
cannot expect to gain results, Mrs.
Winn stated, and in order to touch
the lives of all girls and women in
the community one hundred women
working together as a standing COM
mittee are necessary.
The board of directors. composed
of twelve members, will select the
chairman of the various committees.
A democratic group, selected from all
of the churches in the city, will be
named.
At least ten women will be used
on the lesser committees, which are
educational, finance, house, employed
girls, membership, room registrary,
physical education, girls work and
community study.
Excellent results have been obtain
ed in various places, Mrs. Winn says.
by committee work, which is more
business-like and systematical. A
splendid outline of the work was Civ
en- by Mrs. Winn. Short talks were
given by Miss Amy Hall, secretary;
also Mrs. Mitchell, president of the
Y. w. C. A., and Miss George.
Mrs. Elizabeth HoughtOn Is our
authorized collector on subscriptions
for the Northwestern Bulletin. Do
not pay any one else unless they can
show proper credentials.
: Miss Maxine Salters has been TAX
en- to Ancker hospital, where she will
shortly undergo an operation.
A number of friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sohuck last Friday evening and sur
prised Mr.. Henry Pettieord on his CD
birthday. The guests enjoyed music
and dancing throughout the evening,
which was followed by a delicious
luncheon. i.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-11-24
ODD FELLOWS GIVE SHOW
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING

A snappy program was presented
at Union hall on last Wednesday eve
ming by Mars Lodge 2202, G. U. O..
O. F., which gave their Harvest en-
tertainment. The various numbers
on the program were highly enjoy
ed. In comedy skit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Brooks evoked great mer-
riment. They were assisted by
Messrs. Frank Madison in the latest
dancing steps, George True, drum
mer. and Henry Wise, saxophone,
who proved to be peerless entertain
ers. After the program dancing was
INDUCED in until midnight.
This form Of entertainment was
rather novel and made a big hit with
those who attended.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-11-24
WHAT BUSINESS
PEOPLE THINK
OF EXPOSITION
Local Commercial Enterprises
Give Favorable Comment on
Great Project.

The life of the community is ex-
pressed in its business. If you are
not dead you will exhibit and boost
the Exhibition-Attorney Geo. w.
Hamilton.
The action of the Negro Business
Exhibition which began last year and
is to be repeated this year is the be-
ginning of new era Of the Negro
business enterprises in st. Paul. l
predict a wonderful result from same.
DIR. r. l.. Hill.
One of the greatest things that has
ever taken place in the City of st.
Paui.-Dr. E. S. Weber.
Indication of progressive Negro
business. The people of Minneapolis
and st. Paul should attend this great
exhibition because the future of the
colored people everywhere depends
upon their ability to develop CONNER
cial enterprises.-Mr. Elmer Carter.
Every one knows that the people
must patronize race enterprises If
they expect to keep economic progress
of the country. AS medium for get
ting acquainted and as a method of
demonstrating to us what the race
can do is the best scheme possible
DR.. J. Walton Crump.
/ think the exhibition presents a
wonderful opportunity to display
progress of business made by the peo-
pie of our group in this community
and should be well patronized.-At-
torney w. T. Francis.
1t is the greatest thing that ever
has taken place since the Elks' con-
vention.--W. T. Utley.
This exhibition should be patroniz-
ed by every one in the Twin Cities
and all persons who are in any kind
of business should financially support
it.-E. H. Starks.
I'VE are going to make it a Grand
Success" 1t only takes little time
and thought besides financial support
to put 1t over.-Mrs. l.. Elliott.
think it is a Grand "Howelling"
success and l am tickled that they
have gone to the st. Paul Auditori-
um.-Mr. Bismark Archer.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-11-24

AS the result of a stabbing affair
which took place Sunday evening at
her home. 214 East Acker street. Mrs.
Leavette Titus lies at the point of
death in Ancker hospital. Her ad-
versary, Arthur Pate. was arrested on
the charge of assault and Is confined
to the county Jail. Mrs. Titus is the
daughter of Mrs. M. ]. Leavette, an
old member of st. James church. and
was formerly employed by the Ar
mour Packing Co. She is well
known pianist in the Twin Cities.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-11-24
ETHIOPIA'S GETHSEMANE

Whence this curse
That permeates the ages with it's stencil?
Fastening it's claws upon the weaker race
The while it hides loathesome, craven face
From revealing justice.
Whence comes this curse
That, like grim war, fattens on red life-blood?
And more cruel yet condemns darker race
(Nor for its crimes wrongs) to an inhuman place;
Half man-half filthy thing.
Whence comes this curse
That passing DER the strong the vany proud the guilty
Chooses its victims from the meekly low;
Dealing with heartless cruelty, blow on blow,
On those already helpless.
Whence comes this curse?
Is it child of Hell or test from Heavn?
Is it heritage from Adams sin,
Or stern pague-of-Job to bring in
Closer touch with God?
Whence comes this curse?
But wait!-the mind grows weary of the quest.
The CHEESEMAN'S prayer, my Father, teach it me.
l, too have entered dark Gethsemane-
"Thy will-not mine-be done
Written for the Northwestern Bulletin by A. ". Hail.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-11-24
''SHUFFLE ALONG" MAKES
BIG HIT IN ST. LOUIS

tBy the Associated Negro Press)
st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 24.-Sissle
and Blake have been playing to
crowded houses at the American this
week In shuttle Along" The COM
pany is all that can be desired In the
way of clean, high-class entertain
ment and with a large, we'll costumed.
pretty chorus has met the expecta-
tions of the most critical.
Evening star., 1923-06-14
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
1911 H STREET.
MAIN 657-65S.

PRICE, S16ooo-PARK ROAD WEST OF 1zth ST
fort This m S4 S the srf % aaHty has
on
sm front porch upper and
~ -
PRICE. $4,000 CLEVELAND PARK.
Property @ Is @ % We ashE m s4 ] @ % & BEHIND ssafe f.e dT s
andv yhomeco
PRICE $I2,5oo-ON WIDE AVE. IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
% % en- % porch orr I % @ S s 4s with sa Se % d s
PRICE, s1oo5o-REDUCED IN PRICE-TAKOMA PARK.
fireplace
neat electric lights
n0or for slos
PRICE, oo5o-DISTINCTIVE AVENUE SOUTHEAST
and beauty that snd that will be
back fTy @ good % cellar s ss ssr
shouin s ' s te"
PRICE $875o-NORTHWEST NEAR TWO CAR LINES.
An Ideal home ideal
waHHssso w milrs
PRICE, S875o-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK
p sPpinr p@h g@ @
~ NV
PRICE, s. 5oo-NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD.
0s those who are looking for
bath ana is In good condition Pay less
PRICE S5,25o-BRICK HOUSE-GOOD LOCATION NV
with
y he csat We to
OUR SERVICE AND EXPERIENCE ARE VERY vALUA-
BILE IT COSTS YOU NOTHING WE INVITE YOU
10 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
Evening star., 1923-06-14

CHEVY CHASE D. C-$1I575, Terms.
d twob baths f
Of
BROOKLAND BUNGALOW-S755o Terms
Newton
Of
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$85oo, Terms.
menta dunusua Term a
BLOOMINGDALE-S7,25o Terms.
NorthCa
when works
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-$I5I5o, Terms.
A o
II
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$Io5oo, Terms.
gage a a
fom14 o " - : -
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc.
o13 18th Street. Main H.
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SELECTED LIST OF GENUINE BARGAINS.
Downtown Northwest Near 9TH and Mass. Ave.-SS,5oo.
Of
I5fo aveda allie
Northeast Bargain, Near 18th and H NE
A Little Snap in the Way of Investment.
T
Near Corner of Keefer Place and George AvePice $1,000
Wonder
Woodbridge Bungalow-S865o.
tkiudof Detached in
sleep
Absolutely Cheapest Detached Tapestry Brick House in
Washington, 1858 Madison St.
Open and Lighted Until O'clock.
A home,e enched
additional House
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
Main 2lS. lza. $40 Southern Building,
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BOSS & PHELPS,

BOSS PHELPS,
$5z5o-Eckington.
low price for modern rapidly
o
S675o-Ontaro Road
situated Jus of I might
Of Of the sIocn
$7ooo-Near Lincoln Park.
convenient to two car lines
S875o-Petworth
ssbe x lEeroom bath
front and double
paved o paved alley
double
Soooo-North Carolina Avenue
ride having
arge rooms
/ a motsub bantaIy
built and cheerful home fee
S1oz5o-Cleveland Park,
New and ready for A
Isolde
efnger
water neat ana electric lights Butin heated
BOSS & PHELPS.
Eas&Rs or TIE 81 a7 Nw
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SUMMER CAMPS.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trlct of Coumba.-H0lding a RankrurtCv
Court.-In the matter of Thomas Il. Wagra
man. bankrupt.-fn bankruptcy No 3ii.-T1
the creditors OF the above named bankrupt an1
other persons in interest: Nntirc is hereby
given that the trustee In bankruptcy in tjH~
proceeding has filed his report and account:
and that under an order Of court passed.
herein the has been referred to he
undersigned as special master to audit said
account and to consider all petitions for fees
and allowances; that said account may he IN
spected at the referees office in the wilkins
building, 1912 H ST. NV, Washington. u. g..
at which place meeting of the creditors -
said bankrupt will lie held on the 23rd daF
of June, 1923, at 1890 O'Clock am, at which
time trustees account Will he audited,
sixth dividend declared, and the following
petitions for fees and allowances considered;
II. Rozier Dulany, trustees commissions
81. .O2s.s0; II. Prescott Galley. fee attorner
for trustee, $3.50. Notice is further given
that the sixth dividend to be declared n the
She 26th day Of June, 1923, or on any Gar
thereafter. between the hours Of 10 a.In. and
4 PM, at the Office of H. Eozicr DulhHr.
trustee. SIS Vermont ave. NV, Washington,
d. c. RALPH ID. QUINTER, Referee in
Bankruptcy.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trfct of Columbia. Holding BankruPtcs
Court.-In the matter of H. Burwell Reid.
bankrupt.-ln bankruptcy No. 13T4--To the
creditors OF H. Burwell Reid of the City o.
hereby given that the 18th day of June.
AID. 1923, the said III. BurwelI Reid was
duly adjudica ted bankrupt: and that the first
meeting of his creditors will he held at my
Washington, d. c.. on the 2Jth day OF Iur".
AID. 1928, at 1890 o'clock am. at wh,rl
time the said creditors may attend. prov
their claims, appoint a trustee. examine the
as may properly come before said meeting
RALPH d. QUISTER, Referee in Bankrupt
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FOR sALE-H0UsES
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SALE-HOUSES
N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
1913 Eye Street NV. Phone Main 1904.
East Capitol Street.
h
Near 18th and Columbia Road
en Is
Sauls Addition.
y
Downtown Northwest.
PRICE
Suburban.
urban home n a
harIwoo fpns;g
Chevy Chase
Conn., dn o ]
N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
I4IS Eye Street NV. Phone Main 1904.
Evening star., 1923-06-14
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate, will +"
received in the Office OF the Chief Clerk.
Department of Commerce. 18th Street ami
Pennsylvania Ave. NV. Washington, D. G..
until 2 pm. June Is. 1923, and then opened
for furnishing material and labor for the
construction of extension to the High
Tension Laboratory Building at the Bureau q
Standards. Drawings and specifications maE
be secured at the office of the Superintendent
Of Mechanical Plant Building, Bureau q
Standards, Connecticut Avenue and Pierc"
Mill Road NV, Washington, d. G. Blanks
for submitting proposals may be obtained upon
application 10 the Chief Clerk OF the Dcpart
mspt Mt the aboYe addSessa Proposal LIZA.
Evening star., 1923-06-14
PICK OF THE MARKET IN EVERY SECTION.

Chevy Chase, ID. {.
| .ooo-Near Conn. ave. r. and b.. h.-w.h,:
elec;; detached garage; screened
SIG. 500 keokuk. near Conn. ave. r. and .
b. detached: h.-w.h., cleo, hardwood
floors. screens, awnings, garage.
s1a, 500-Harrison, near Circle. s r.. bath and
shower: h.-w.h.. cleo, Gear garage;
front. side and sleeping porch; large
lot.
Cleveland Park.
SO, 9,0Oo-Charming detached g r. and b.,
h.-w.h.. elec.. front and rear porches
easy terms.
s14, ,ooo-Near Conn. ave. detached: like new:
6 r. and b., h.-wh.. elec. hardwood
floors. large stone fireplace. porches.
| screens. awnings; perfect.
ass Raracod R oofs Ostas .chssns sfe
place, bargain.
Woodley Park.
SIS, ,5oo-Garfeld, near Conn ave. 10 T, b.,
h;-w.h.. cleo, semi-det.; porches;
ST.. .25o-Cathedral ave. near Conn. 9 r. 2b..
h.-w.h.. cleo; servants bath; cellar
Gear garage.
SEQ, ,0Oo-Upton, near Conn. ave-; vacant; Il
r. b.. h..w.h.; elec.; built-in ga
rage: br. and sleep. porches. ha rd-
wood floors. 1st. and End. d. FIRE
places; metal weather stripped,
screened; redecorated; perfect condi
ton.
Edgemoor, Nd.
Washington's Best Suburb.
sooo-EdssPoos Lane ,e. 11,,,o :s,,ss baths
s2s ,ooo-Arlinston rd.. s bedrooms. baths
liv., din. library, kitchen; every CON
$50, 5oo-Glenbrook I'd, hollow tile. cement
finish, French style. Beautiful. r.,
b., h.-w.h., cleo, Pear garage,
slate roof, three-quarters acre; must
be sold; make offer.
Saul's Addition Vicinity.
$40, ,5oo-Buchansn. 6 r. and b.. h.-w.h.. cleo,
garage; excellent condition.; porches
! bargain.
SIG, 6,s5o-Crlttenden. near 18th, r., b..
colonial porch. brick, hardwood fs.,
fireplace; perfect.
ST., ,50o-Corner on 18th st, r.. b.. h.-w.h.
cleo, screens, breakfast pch., large
yard.
Washington Heights.
ss,3o0-ontario rd.. near 18th and Col. I'd,
Or. and b., brick. Tm. garage; nice
h.-w.h.. cleo. attic. fireplace. semi.
detached: easy payments.
h.-w.h.. cleo, brick: southern expos.
ure; rare bargain.
Columbia Heights.
SO. 5o0-Near 14th and Spring rd.. r. and
b., h.-w.h.. .elec., brick, screens, ga
rage; easy terms.
$40, ,oo0-Irving, near 18th. 8 rooms a bed
roomsl, on . floors, front and rear
porches.
$I2 5OO-Girard near 18th, 10 r. and b..
h.-w.h., cleo, garage, porches. hard
wood floors, screens; good condition
Bloomingdale.
81, ,5o0-Randolph. near North Capt. s +. and
b.. brick, front and rear porches; fine
home.
Ss,s50-You, near No Capt, r. and b.,
front and rear porches, hardwood
floors, space garage; real home.
$9.o00-Quincy, near No. Capt, r. and b.
and Law. h.-wh., cleo, brick, run
ming water, one bedroom. large yard,
| double rear porches, modern home.
WILLIAM K. HAIR
11o8 10th St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-06-14
FOB sALE-H0USEs. FOR sALE-H0UsEs
nffuueA
NEW HOMES.

NEW HCMES
AZ UNDER CONSTRUCTION-ONLY 10 LEFT.
These desirable homes contain large rooms large
kitchen and pantry tile bath with shower double back porces
all front porch and many other special features that
tnd in houses at much higher prices Price $1,000 Easy
$40 Columbia Road NV.
Kennedy St. Near Ga Ave.
8
A Northeast Bargain.
prf hoATEB YEB % nS x n =
SAMUEL SHAPIRO CO..
9o4 18th Street Northwest Main 50I3.
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II
S695o-s1 900 cash. Col. rd. near Park r.
perfect condition.
$s500-lrying. r. and b.. h.-wh., fear
brick garage, hardwood ifs, porches
pickup.
ss.5oo-Psrk 81. facing Park, r. and b.
semi-det, h.-w.h., elec. colonial
porch; corner.
Georgetown.
s4.5oo-sond ST. r and b. a bedrooms).
4tb apS alIfy s5y so sosd buy
b., h.-w.h.. detached; part brick: !:
s7,s5o-3lst:. near \. r, and b.. brick.
fireplace; screened: paper.
Downtown Northwest.
S6,5oO-K ST.. 18th: investment: brick
.--oo 6r and b.; apartment house location.
s'''e0k St, near 4th, r. and b.. h.-w. h..
cleo; good condition: owner leaving,
must sell.
ooo-Corcoran ST. r, b.. garage cleo
tricity; truly wonderful home.
Takoma Park.
se'o0-saog saissbeS cash SO mo-; .ad,tD. and b.
.o porch; dream place; Elm ave.
So, S9,ooo-Sycamore, 8 r and b.. detached.
ssteep,ns sn4Jpnns porch, elec; rm. garage: lot
IS, s,soo-Carroll ave-. IL r. bath. toilets.
sleeping porches. eec. block cars;
paved.
Petworth.
T. H.-W N.
cleo. garage. porches, hardwood fs. !;
.e eL. condition.
h-w.h., cleo, rm. garage; porches;
alley.
slo's5o-Webster St. r: and b. h.-w,h.,
Brightwood.
s6,I50-s1 900 cash. Ill. ave. r. and b.
h:-w.h.. cleo; rm. garage; col. pch. !;
nice yard.
ss.Soo-IlI. ave. 6 r. and b.. h.-w.h., cleo /;
ted ful
sss3O-LonEfellow. r. and h.. h.-w.h., elec.
screens, porch: new paper.
Northeast.
s1,oOo-eth ST, 500 block, @ r. and b.. elec-
trtcity; brick Eome, fine construction.
$s,5oo-5th St. brick, 6 r. and b., INV b.,
cleo, garage; parquet floors.
$''s0o1basy terms 4th n,nc ne. new 8 r, and
doors; hardwood floors.
Southeast.
b. brick; garage: good condition; s75e
S6.a50-D ST.. near East Capt, $500 cash, s
r. and b.. brick; room for garage;
ss,5oo-sth St, near East Capt 10 r and b..
INV, n; brick: big front yard.
Brookland.
..o-o poorehes, screens: room garage.
S695o-3oth ST., bungalow, r. and b.,
h:..w.h., cleo. porch; very good con-
ditlon
Sl1 ,b0o@11awrence, 10 r. and b., electricity
garage; cold storage pantry; porches
Two-Family Flats.
s4,650-P St. Georgetown. apis. OF r
and b., brick building; well rented !;
$1,000 cash.
SS,500-Mass. ave. s.e., near Lincoln PIX,
brick. Of apts., r. and b. each !;
fine condition; porches; easy terms
$s,5oo-Near Congressional Library, brick of
2 apis. r. and b. each: separate
furnaces: room for garage; about
$1,000 cash needed.
rUNG & COMPANY, :.
Phones: Main az2. Main 10
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-HOUSES FUR SALE-HOUSES
Contfn
ALLAN E. WALKER COMPANY'S
HOME BUYERS SPECIALS
h.wh, fne
3 doors ser mt
nlemans i q
pleas
wooDIEY h-wh sleeping
~ "NepAs
NORTHWEST
DRIVE rRRICKH
AMI IN ihE VICINITY oF JENlFER
ALLAN E. WALKER & co, Inc
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CLIFTON J. DAY.
North Chevy Chase. Md.

SINCE 1896 WE HAVE
been bringing buyer and seller togethcr.N For
quick. satisfactory results list your nroperty
with US. If for sale reasonably. on terms
n. L. RION CO., Inc.
Main 1897 1423 = st
Evening star., 1923-06-14

Tapestry brick home Of six rooms and bath.
Recently papered and painted throughout Can
be purchased very easy terms.
THE REALTY & INVESTMENT CORP.
OF
WASHINGTON,
49, 18th st. NV. Main zoos.
RIG BARGAIN ON K ST NV.
TOUR-STORY BLDG.
Price, $500.
~ rooms and cellar lot 40x11S TT: remodel
This and sell it and male 81 900 on the deal;
5000 required; balance first trust for three
years; act quick; must close estate.
{. +. WARING & CO.
Franklin 5571. 2lS Bond bldg.
lith and N. Y. Ave.
NORTHEAST-6-R ROOM BRICK HOUSE. IN
good condition. latrobe heat; gas lights. own
er will sacrifice for $1,000
7. +. CARLEY
aI7 r NV
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG &. COMPANY,
11o8 10th St. NV. Phones: Main 372, Main Ioo
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
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English cottage tyne. well situate inst west
Of Conn. ave. First floor. reception hail. with
red tile floor. and beautiful stairway very
room. kitchen, French doors. broom closet and
several built-in features Second floor. three
large bedrooms. heated sleeping porch tile
bath with built-in tub and shower Special
elec. fixtures of silver and old ivory plenty
of floor plugs. Very large lot. Rea asona bic
terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

SII,75o.
10th Street Heights.
popularity situated home between
1Ath and 10th sts., near Webster. All
new and up date homes in the imme-
dIate vicinity. Similar houses have
brought higher prices. Colonial type tap
cstry brick, two stories and attic: six
large rooms tile bath. screened sleeping
porch, many huilt-in features hot-water
heat. electric lights: garage. Immediate
possession. Satisfactory terms
BOSS & PHELPS,
Main 1910. REALTORS. 1417 st.
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$I6,5oo.
Conn. Ave. and r St.
A most desirable home. situated in
washington's exclusive residential and
social center. 1t Is substantially built
and handsome In appearance; contains IL
floors: several open freplaces; ample
storage and closet rooms, maids room;
selected electrical fixtures; many added
conveniences. 1t In occupied by a high
naval oficial, who is leaving the city
and anxious to make q quick sale. Terms
IL desired.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Main 1910. REALTORS. 1417 K st.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H St NV. Phone Main 1928
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ROCKVILLE PIKE. MD.

One square north OF Bethesda, S-room frame
with garage and every modern convenience;
porches. h.-w.h., electricity and gas; various
kinds OF fruit trees. berries, shrubs. plants
and beautiful garden ready for use: every
thing is in tirst-class condition; you will find
what you have been looking for with inspec-
lion: lot 100A230; price. ST., 500 81 900 under
value.
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An absolute bargain In bungalow type
home located near Walter Reed Hospital. First
floor large living room with open fireplace.
There are two good size bedrooms and extra
lavatory on the second floor. The house is
thoroughly modern and has large lot, 45x1O0
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

VI Z VI = ANII-' II y
Stone bungalow. 10 rooms. baths; double
garage; large grounds, beautiful shrubbery.
Inspection will more than satisfy you that
beauty and value cannot be duplicated Call
West 26S6. Member Real Estate Board.
7. ARTHUR LEWIS. y
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NE ART V NEW

Modern Groom house. deep lot; one OF the
hest blocks ne, near Lincoln Park; 1900.
Y. NJ. TRESC0TT, $500 12th NV. Phone
tol. a1S0 between 5 and $50.