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New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
CITY ITEMS.

The health class for young women, which is being started by Dr. Samuel Delano, of the Tuberculosis Relief the board of health clinic rooms in the Booth block, tomorrow evening at o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs P. c. Platt apnunce the arrival of an eight and three quarter pound son this morning Mother and child, at the New Britain general hospital. are doing well.
 A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Wanda Bush at her home on 53 City avenue last evening. She received many beautiful and useful gifts. She is to become the bride of Wilbur Bailey December IS.
 Rev. T. A. Auten will hold his sec ond quarterly conference at the A. M. E. Zion church this evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 A daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. Bernard J. Alderman of Hartford. Mrs. Alderman before her marriage was Miss Lillian Ginsberg of this city.
 The Business and Professional Women's club will serve a baked bean supper Saturday evening between and 8 o'clock at the club house.
 The enlistment of Delbert J. Gee of 2S0 Main street for the cavalry has been recorded at the local United States Army recruiting station He will be detailed to Fort Ethan Alien, Burlington. Vermont.
 A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. William Jones of 1S1 Wilcox street. daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. Walter Korsick of 190 Broad street.
 A marriage license has been issued to Charles E. J. Davidson of 26 Gar den street and Miss Stella H. Krick of 9S Dwight street.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
WANTS AUTHORITY
PhiIa. and Reading Holding Corpora
 tion Asks l. C. c. Permission

Washington, Nov. 16.-rThe holding corporation identified with the Phila- delphia X Reading railroad and It's an- thracite mining operations, asked the interstate commerce commission today to authorize 1t to assume operation and control of all Of the lines consti- tuting the Reading railway system.
 Tbe application is an outgroRth of federal court proceedings which re- suited in separation of the railroad and anthracite operations Of the Heading company. No change in present ownership and no issue of new stock is contemplated under the application.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
Max kupfer.

Max kupfer Of IF Whiting street died this morning in the Lenox hos pital in New York following a re- cent operation. He was 63 years old and was born in Germany.
 He leaves a widow and thre sons. William H., Henry w. and Charles E., and one daughter. Mrs. Harry A. Norton. one brtihcr. otto. the latter in Germany. and one grandson. Mrs. Louis Engier of South Hadley Falls. Mass. is sister.
 Funeral services will bc held Mon- day afternoon at o'clock at the E. c. Porter funeral parlors. Rev. Henry W. Mater will officiate. Burial will br in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
FINED AND BANIsnEn

Springfield, Mass, Nov iG.---A line of $500 and hanishment from the city for three years within 4s hours was the sentence imposed today in district court on Mrs. Jennie Shapiro. a third time liquor law offender. The pen atty was substituted for a jail sentence when the needs of her three young children were urged by counsel. Her husband declined the courts proposal that he divide two months jail sem tenee With his wife, even when it ap- peared certain that she would go to jail.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
TOOK IN MUCH MONEY.

New York, Nov. 1s.-Books of the bankrupt stock brokerage firm oE Kardes and Burke indicate that the firm during the first six months Of ifs existence accumulated s9s2. 40g through margin payments hy GUS toners in cities where branch offices were. maintained, Joseph Krans, an accountant today testified bcfore Ref cree 0lney.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
IIrENsI.s sI-sPENpLn

the operators liceuses or InEorsm ohisoq. of 55 Pearl street. Eugene DohrrS Of 215 Clark street. sam Cos tanzo or 24a North street. John Bs
 locki of 2 Holmes avsnnc and Charles EenEston of Park street have been suspended. The operators Ii- cense of Piss Nirza of 145 Washing ton street mas been returned 10 him.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
McCRAY MAKES ADMISSIONS.
Says He Used Others Names Without
 Authority.

Indianapolis, Nov. Ex-Governor Warren T. McCray, under persistent questioning. admitted that he had signed notes in the name of other persons without written authority of those whose names appeared on the paper when he resumed the witness stand today in the hearing on the pe- tition of three Fort Wayne, Ind, banks to have him adjudged a bank runt.
 The admission was made by McCray while he was being examined by W. J. Nesey chief counsel for the petitioners, with regard to trips to his farm near Kentland, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
Wife Drops Dead While
 Talking Over Telephone

Nutley, N. J., Nov. 16.--Harry E. Finn, New York business man was talking over the telephone yesterday with his wife.
 Suddenly her voice quivered. Then she ceased speaking.
 Finn then telephoned a neighbor who found Mrs. Finn dead from apoplexy.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
One Dead, Two Injured
 As Auto Turns Turtle

Springfield, Mass, Nov. l16.-Leo Gauthier of Southbridge was killed and Ernest Blair and Harold Christ enson, also of Southbridge, were seri- ously injured when the automobile in which they were riding skidded and overturned east of this city today. The car had to be raised to extricate Gauthier, who died shortly afterward in a hospital here.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
CarusO's Estate Grows
 Larger Every Year

Trenton, N. J., Nov. 16.--The estate of Enrico Caruso, opera singer, who died in August, 1921, was enriched s5s5,727 in 1921 and 1922 by royalties from the sale of records by the Victor Talking Machine company, it was learned today when his widow asked chancery court to relieve her from administration of the royalty con tracts. MV. Caruso's petition request cd that the Victor company be en- trusted with the payment of the roy alties to the various heirs in accord : ance with the terms of the Caruso will.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
TO EXTEND BUS SERVICE.

Springfield, Mass,a Nov i6.-with the expressed approval today of Mayor. F.. F. Leonard, the transporta- tion board Of the city council and the Springfield Street Railway Co. no ob- stacles appeared to the granting of a permit for the substitution of imotor bus service for trolley cars by the Springfield Street Railway Co. be- tween this city and suffield. Conn, with the possibility Of ultimate ex- tension Of bus service to Hartford. The .conpany is in receivershlp and finds hecess9ry repairs to tho line im- practicable.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
Bucchi Sues for S1,000
 Alleging Careless Driving

Pietro Bicchi of this city has brought suit for s1,ooO against J. S Kennedy of 6 Garden street as the re- suit of an automobile accident which occurred in Avon in October. Bucchi claims damages on the ground that he was personally injured because of Kennedy's careless driving. Constable Fred Wrinkle served the papers and has attached property on Garden street owned by the defendant. rThe case is returnable in the superior court at Hartford on the first Tuesday in December.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
PROTEST SONG CHANGE.

New York, Nov. 16.--A delegation Of so persons. mostly women. today lodged protest with municipal au- thorities against an cdict said to have been issued by Assistant School Su- pcrintendent SHaubenmuiler. requir- ihg public school teachers 10 use "a deleted and mutilated version" or the 'istar-Spangled Banner" in their music classes
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
HEADS COPPER SOCIETY

New York. Nov. 1s.--R. L.. Agassiz. president of the Calumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper company. has been elected to head the Copper and Brass Research association for the next year. Mr. Aeassiz announced copper consumption in the United States at the present time is about 70 per cent Of the worlds produc- ion.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
SHOWER IS HELD

miscellaneous shower was held last evening at the home of Mrs NJ. Richman of 109 Bassett street in hon. or Of Miss Sarah Arilkowitz. About 60 guests were present from New Ha- ven, Newport, New Hampshire, Hart ford. Manchester, Great Harrington, Mass. and rhis city The bride to be was the recipient of many gifts. She will become the bride Of Harry Chai- kind Of Cleveland, Ohio, on December 30.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
TitrtpralH
.Iamcs IitzIlarTiS

The funeral or James Fitzharris MiII bc 'htId tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock from his late home. 37B Broad street Hartford and at 9:3n o'clock from st. Joseph's Cathedral. Burial will he in Nit. St. 1;cnedict's cemetery.
 Mir Fitzharris was former resi- dent Of Nes Britain. He is survived by his wife and three sisters Mrs. John Began. Mrs. Thomas Higgins and Mrs. Edward Heck of this city.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
p,oxEssa TO uRGE zoNING.

Mayor \. NJ. Pa0ufssa will urge upon t1e common council tonight that no time be lost in zoning New Britain. The emay0r was fayor8 bly impressed by the remarks made by I7Iavicl shartlen Of The national zon- ing commission last night and be- iieses that the time to start zUriug is right now. he said this morning.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
HAVE 90 MILES OF HAIR
This Is Blondes--Brunettes Have i6,
 According to Scientists

Berlin, Noy. i6.-#ondcs generally have more hair than brunettes, but that of the dark-haired beauties is stronger and more enduring. accord ing to beauty scientists who have been studying the subject.
 The average brunette in Germany has 70 kilometers, or about 46 miles Of hair on the average, while the av- craze light-complexioned woman has 135 kilometers, or about 90 miles.
 But the threads of gold are much trailer than the black. A blonde hair will support weight of only 6s grams, while one from the head of a brunette will carry a weight of 1t3 grams.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
Mrs. Bridget hIcelhan.

Mrs. Bridget Meehan, d resident of New Britain for more than 40 years. died this morning at her home at 24 Grand street. She is survived by three sons, Mortimer James and John; two daughters, Mrs Kathryn Duffy and Miss Mary Meehan. Mrs. Meehan was born in Ireland but came to this country when d young girl. Funeral services will be held Satur- day morning at 9 o'clock at St. Jo- seph's church and interment will be in st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
MANY SOCIAL EVENTS.

New Haven. Nov. f5.-More social events will be held among college fra ternitics tonight than ever before on the eve Of football game with Princeton. Every frat and society house will have it's gathering and the guests will be largely from other places.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
DISCUSS WAGE INCREASES.

New Haven, Nov. 1s.-Postal em- pioyes in the service out Of New Ha- ven office met Congressman Tilson yesterday to discuss with him the matter of reclassification of employees and wage increase bill which is to come before congress.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
CHALLENGES RECORD
Owner says 3.00O Team Moved 3I.OO0
 Pounds

Ottawa, Nov. 16.-The worlds rec ord for tractive power of draft horses. set yesterday at the National Horse show in New York by team weigh ing $500 pounds which successfully started load of 32,oOo pounds, to- day was challenged by George x. Crow, local contractor.
 Last week a team of mine weigh ing $500 pounds drew a generator wheel weighing S4,00O pounds. a dis tance of five hundred feet" declared Crow. The wheel was drawn in a six ton truck and no whip was used"
 A can full of pebbles, rattled by the driver, was used to stimulate the New York team.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
STEALS FUR COAT

Providence. Nov. 16.--A window thief while confederate watched. waited for the rumble of an electric car and smashSl glass in the door way of the Hudson Cloak and Suit Co. at 6:3O o'clock this morning and got away with a $500 squirrel wrap.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
GETS eo YEARS N pRIsoN

New York. Nov. I6.-JuIius Rod ngucz who arrived in this city from Porto Rico, less than twO months ago was sentenced to 29 years in Sing Sing when he pleaded guHty fo manslaug1ter for staying John For mica. barber. after. Formica had refused to shave him because Of his color.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
ptN.s uEEkIy RFporr

New York, Nov. fs.-Dun's weekly compilation of bank ciearings shows an aggregate or ss.esf.ooH. .Oen A dc- crease of Is per cent fro rnlast year. Outside of New York there was an fn- crease Of 14 per cent
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
New Brunswick Builder
 Is Slain During Argument

New Brunswick, N. J., Nov. 1s.- Philip Chaston, builder, was shot dead today during an argument over the ownership of a pile of lumber with Lorenzo Ciserello. Ciserello fled after the shooting.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
ROBBERS GET ss.ooo

Plainfeld,'N. J.. Nov. 16.-JeWelry valued at sb,0U0 was taken by burg lars who ransaeked inc home of liar " Mover. New York business man. while the family was away last night.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

has done and is doing.
 Mcfarland replied that he had been told of it, but that the country did not know, and he wanted the country to know.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

TODAY'S TREASURY REPORT U. $. Treasury--Balance s200,0S4,274
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

Senator Walsh. democrat, Massa- chusetts, read to Mcfarland the reso- lution authorizing the inquiry and then reviewed just what the commit tee has done.
 Its little disheartening. he said. "to have a leader of q veterans orr ganization to come here after the work we have done, and say that we have not been discharging our duties properlH"
 o'Ryan also remarked that he re- garded McFarland's criticism as un- timely, as. obviously he did not know inc constructive work the committee
Evening star., 1923-02-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SSS AD0AAAN / xbOx x3SA /
FOR 9ALE-COntinued.
1F YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN
IN A SUBURBAN HOME DON'T FAIL
TO SEE THESE.
Nine.room hollov-tile house-All modern i'm
provements. high elevation. located on North
View Terrace. In Rosemont. This is a corner
house. has 'front.' and back porches. large lot,
$500 or cash MSnthis MONTHS Psymen9 pa,es e,
including .ss interest on first and second trusts,
All modern improvements; lot 1O0x11O; nice
garage. This place Is located at Mt Ida sta
tion. 1S minutes rnde to 18th and Pa. ave-. by
street car. Close to schools. churches and
stores: paved streets in front Of house. Price,
$1,000. Very reasonable terms can be ar
ranged. For appointment to see these proper
ties phone Alexandria 322.
Snyder & Kane, Realtors,
614 King St. Alexandra. Va.
THOS. c. HENDRICKS CO.
CHERRYDALE, VA.
six:room house: h.-w.h.. bath. elec.. gas;
splendid dry cellar. In fine condition: in
% a real home: So. SO; terms. Other houses s and
bungalows. See Us or call Clarendon 247-W-2.
A bungalow for rent.
CHEVY CHASE.
Lovely dwelling. within blocks car line;
8 rooms baths, large closets; h.-w.h., gas,
eEsTs aape apsd IL stone porch ouitin
New frame dwelling. within two blocks OF
car line; 8 rooms. bath. spacious closets; cleo
tricity. h.-w.h.; large lot; can be bought on
easy terms at good price.
GRAY & BowLES.
Main 1414.
ALCOVA HEIGHTS, VA.
7-rm. mod. res, large lot. porte cochere, open
fireplace, large liv. rm., porch front and back,
sleep. porch and sun parlor; bck. from Colum-
bia pike bus line; 10 min. out: best road in
Va. Also 5-rrl. bungalow fronting highway. and
3-rm. shack; beautiful location. Phone call
at my res. J. CLOYD BYARs. Arlington. Va.
Takoma Park and Vicinity.
New, detached, Groom and bath home,
h.-w.h., oak floors: every modern convenience
nice lot on paved street: price less than
50, 900; terms.
rooms and bath, on paved street, h.-wh.:
lot 50x20O: 5000: 5000 cash.
Near Walter Reeds large rooms, tile
BATH, on corner lot; hardwood noors. h.-w.h..
fireplace. Buy now and select decorations
and fixtures.
rooms and tile bath, oak floors. fireplace;
lot 42II42; $4,000; SI.25o cash.
Modern bungalows. 4 and rooms ind bath
from 49, 800 up; 20 modern detached homes
TO select from.
c. w. Van Wagner, "a Cedar St.
Takoma Park, D. c..
Col. 8774-W.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES
CONTINUED.

18th ST. NEAR -KENYON-sls. 500.
,onss excellent mt lo-rSom and bath; s.tory brick
and awnnrs Moaers terms
s,a Att,As ,.th n e WALKER v & CO., IN NC s..o
1915 KENYON ST.
Six rooms. two baths, hot-water heat;
servants room and toilet; Laundry tubs:
car brick garage.
Occupied by owner. Inspection Sunday. 10
an TO pm: Week days by appointment.
VIVID MID1ATGH ID byGI & SHANNON. sso,, INCsso,,
Exclusive Agent
SMART KALORAsiA HEIGHTs-s26.50 500.
Four-story, semi-detached. brick. containing
II rooms 90 master bedrooms). baths.
h,wh, h:,s:h. sleeping porch; hardwood nSors:
condition. 2-car built-in garage: lot 27xIOO: in
''' p i4th ST. "Sftid HEfGHrs@sis.5o n ss 'e''n'
Very attractive. detached, s-room and 2-bsth
residence reside s,o, INV Ni eec nclosed sleeping
all modern features. Excellent condition. Two
car garage on good lot; Moderate terms.
s1s AthAs HI & 8 Nv MALkEh 4 Cox Main .Sc $50
BRICK HOUSE. GHEXY ESo CHASE. DC
Z rooms, . baths, sem-detached. excellent
locality; front. rear and sleeping porches,
hardwood floors, screens. excellent condition
Priced below rep.odqetion cost, Terms.
srs AbtAS 15Ih st E Nv WALKER & CO.; MAIN .Nc ESQ
THE KIND OF A BARGAIN YOU'VE
ALWAYS WANTED
S1.1oO under price. Owner will sacrifice his
practically new bungalow; five rooms, tile
bath, hardwood floors. fireplace, breakfast
alcove with fixtures; attic: corner lot, S5x100:
near cars. in ID. C.; $1,000; $1.150 cash. $50
monthly.
MORGAN Z. MORGAN CO..
1407 New York Ave
Phone Frank. 1920. Sunday and evening
phones-Frank 1861 and West 500 W.
18Th ST. NEAR FAIRMoNr sT.-sEMI-
detached home OF large rooms; in excellent
repair and modern throughout. A home Of
merit and comfort at IA reasonable price.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
1f10 q st. NV. Main S413
Realtor
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FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.

INDIANA AVE. NV.
Located near the Courthouse and only q
home can be made to pay for itself; good
heating plant, running water on all floors; top
Phone Msr T s5o
BAUMAN & HE1NZMAN, 1504 Fl ST.
NEAR LINCOLN PARKS ROOMS; HOT
water heat; good condition; garage. Call GIT
Mass. ave. ne.
BARGAIN-NEAR pa. AVE. S.E.ls ROOMS
ciated. Only $4,000. No brokers. OWNER,
324 9th st. sc.
bay window corner. new. rooms. modern in
every particular; fine yard; ample space for
double ga 1garage This property can ,ts be bought ht
Sunday. Come out early. Il. X. FORD, 5527
9TH st. NV. Exclusive.
BEST HOME IN PARK V1EW-C0RNER
ments; furniture If desired. Address Box
BEAUTIFUL HOME-F ST. S.W., CLOSE TO
st. DoIninic's Church; 10 rooms. bath; h-w.
heat; twostory brick garage on rear; imme-
THOMAS P. BROWN. SIT 4K st. s.w.
one BLOCK FROM LINCOLN PARk.ON
corner; brick; 8 large rooms on on two ool hoors;
Near sth and G Sc; Groom brick; bath,
cellar. h:,w;h:. cleo; garage: excellent con-
Near 7th and Mass ave NV; Groom brick
oo7loot alley; lot lSx135; exceptlonai bargain
at So. 600; 81 $50 cash.
Near 9TH and Va. ave. Sc; Groom, bay
window brick; bath, cellar; semi-detached; {;
room for garage. $3.50. Easy terms.
GRAY E. B0WLES, INC.
IL Sth st. NE.
Lincoln 1888.
Office open Sunday 10 am. to . pm.
by OWNER-I3O0 BLOCK FLA. AVE. \ W; !;
s-room brick, in good condition. Price, $500;
easy terms. Cali North 2s79.
BY OWNER-MOST ATTRACTIVE SMALL
home in NV; new rooms. bath; ami :
coRvenient TO 14th and Mt. Pleasant cars, 18th
st. bus. Terms. Phone Adams 1880.
COLORED.
S2.500-Brick, Jr.; easy terms.
So, 3,5O0-Brick, Or. and bath; finest location IN
city: near Capitol: very easy terms.
S3.50O-Near 18th and o sts.; Or. and bath
brick. Easy terms.
SJ,500-A 2family fiat; lie Droit Park. Live
in one, rent the other. Easy terms.
81, ,0O-A beauty: near 9th and SITS. NV.
home you would be proud OF. Easy terms.
We have bargains in every section OF the
city. Call us.
McCARTER & McCARTER.
Az 11th st. NV. Main SI22.
Open Sunday. II TO ..
NEAR GA. AVE. AND MORTON SITS. NV.
fine Groom and bath brick; large yard; space
for garage. This is a wonderful buy at
Sc, $50. Splendid terms be arranged.
AT 11th st.. NV. Main s1e2.
Open Sunday. l. to ..
Evening star., 1923-02-11

IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE OR LOT FOR
sale in the northeast section of the city We
want to list same. We have several clients
who wish houses in the vicinity of East
Capitol st. and the Senate office building
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER,
l407 y. Y. Ave Wv Main 1l66
Evening star., 1923-02-11

DESIRE At ONCE, A HOME n THE NV.
west OF 18th. north of l.: must he fairly mod
rrn. ranging in price from ST.. 900 TO $50 0OO
Address BOX 1861. Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-02-11

$500 CAoro S45
CASH pT'SOo MONTHLY
First time offered. Your choice
of 10 new row brick houses at
this unheard OF price. The biggest
value ever offered to the fam
lily Of moderate means. Nearly
completed-possession within go
days. See them now and enjoy
the opportunity Of inspecting real
workmanship and material. Hot
water heat, gas and electricity
Good sized lot. Remember, $40
per month pays everything! First
come, first served. See me at my
office. Rooms 2o4-205, TO 14th ST.
any time, including Sunday. Open
until 9 pm 1Ie
Evening star., 1923-02-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

NEW HOUSE. -
=, new and most complete home. located
Mass ave., not far from Lincoln Park. II fs
OF tapestry brick construction and has every
convenience for home comfort. Sir large
rooms, tiled bath. large colonial front and
douoie rear porches: oak floors; cleo lights,
n.-wh.; Large bright concrete cellar with
OF sale.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 Fl st. nv. Realtors. Ph. Main 10cs
BUNGALOW HOME. =
Five rooms and bath, large pantry: front
and rear porch; electric lights; gas range:
one-pipe furnace: fine well water, electrically
operated pump porch; convenient TO new
Key bridge and Capital Traction cars when
proposed service begins; short motor distance
to center Of city: 1900: 81 900 cash payment;
part Of balance easy monthly terms; no agents
Phone after pm. or on Sunday, Clarendon
2AA-W-1.
Evening star., 1923-02-11

FOR SUNDAY INSPECTION.
CHEVY CHASE-Between two country clul,s
q spacious rooms, fine basement and heat
ing plant; beautiful decorations and cleo
tric fixtures. The cheapest modern home
in this section Only $4,000, on terms
CHEVY CHASE-McKinley ST.. . squares OF
Conn. ave-; one-ioor plan bungalow; q
rooms; hardwood floors; large porch:
splendid attic. Price, s12, 500.
COTTAGE CITY-A snappy bungalow: &
rooms. bath; modern; nice lot; concrete
street and walks. Only $500 cash required
Price. $3.50. Call at 81 Central ave.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Nine rooms, ba tn hot
water heat. electric lights; garage A
wonderful buy at S11. 800.
G. b. LIkENS, 1874 G. st. NV
Main 5O57. Sunday and evenings, Cleye 5O7.
FOR COLORED--BEAUTIFUL HOME: o r.,
elec. light. h.w.h.. front and back porches !:
room for garage; Irving st. n.w.; owner. Ad-
dress Box 5l-W. Star office.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES FOR COLORED-
Northwest section; r., tiled b.. INV h.
eiec.; colonial porch; sta. tubs: space for ga
rage. We have just two left. Immediate
possession: $3.50; cash, 900; BAL like rent.
r.. elec.- fur. heat, garage; price, IS 500:
$50 cash.
Two-family fat: T. and b. each: separate
yards. porches; front yard fenced; 81 600;
$3.50 cash. Live in one, rent for other will
We have large list Of desirable houses, on
small cash payments.
POLLARD REALTY CO.. o4s Fla. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
Gv~ ANxA
Omen for InSn
Continued.

Open for Inspection.
35l2 New Hampshire ave. NV. near 14th
and Park rd: n.w.-House. rooms. 4 bedrooms
and inclosed sleeping porch; hot-water heat
ana electricity; room for garage.
JOHN QUINN CO.,
IU4 18th st. Main ABS.
Evening star., 1923-02-11

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN
IN SUBURBAN HOME DON'T FAIL
TO SEE THESE.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Continued.

| COLORED-S6 75O.
| NORTHWEST, NEAR LIST and z. i. ave., 4
brick home modern, containing large rooms
| and BATH house in 1st-class condition: terms
can be arranged. OWNER, Main sO27.