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The Washington times., 1923-01-25

12O BIOuses-Of khaki flannel
and percale and other cotton ma.
tertalB: collar attached: sizes
to II years. Friday OOn
@s.ss's s.ss. ss.sse..s
First Floor.
800 Pairs Of Boys Pants-Of
suiting mixtures, such as cast
meres, cheviots and Worsteds:
sizes z to is years. Values
worth $1.0O pair. Fri ~
S1s'' .......
200 Boys Corduroy Pant Suits
Washable tops OF peggy cloth
and Leonard suitings, fn blue,
green, gray and brown: button
on corduroy knee pants; sizes
to z years. Values O. M
worth $3.50. Friday at OAsVC
100 Boys Junior Suits and
OvercOats Suits In Oliver Twist
models, heavy weight Overcoats:
sizes 3 to 8 years. Worth WO 10
81 and S.. Friday at. WAs y
GOldehberg'a-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
PASTOR SCORES
MODERN|ST
DANCE
Frostburg Preacher Stirs Up
Town by Denunciation as
Pagan Affair.

FROSTBURG, Jan. :5.--The Rev.
Peter Mel. Clasper, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. has stirred
up much comment here by the way
he treated the, mattei. Of dancing in
sermon from the text: "A time to
weep, a time to laugh, time to
mourn, aNd q time to dance" ac-
cording. to a dispatch to the Balti-
more Sun.
Before congregation that packed
the auditorium, he called upon men,
bers who insisted upon dancing to
relinquish connection with the
church at once.
At the conclusion Of the sermon,
which embodied one Of the plaineGt
talks that was ever given in q Frost
burg pulpit, he asked all Christians
Of the congregation who would op-
pose dancing In the community to
rise in their seats. Over 100. young
and old, stood, sanctioning the views
of the preacher.
Dance For Joy.
1--WE see that the Bible time to
dance was when dancing really ex.
pressed great joy, when the sexes
danced apart" said the minister,
land when the surroundings were
such as to promote health. Dancing
today leads away from God, caus-
ing prayerlessness and rebellion and
finally blasphemy.
1.-THE great prophet, John the Bap-
fist, lost his head over a dance.
Every Baptist ought to oppose this
scene in Herod's palace, when the
daughter of Herodias danced for the
amusement of the company, giving
an instance of the use or dancing
which is common today. The woman
danced, not because she enjoyed
dancing, but because the guests en-
,joyed it. and they enipyed e because
it appealed to their IeWd, sensual ma
lures.
Salome Dance Persists.
To-day we have just such dances
in public and private parties, where
women who have conquered shame
will appear and make vulgar Display
Of themselves. The dance for the
entertainment Of others Is OF paxan
origin and generally brings with it
pagan morals.
THE modern dance IL the round
dance, with all that 1t means OF In
delicacy, dissipation, and debauchery.
This round dance, born in the low
dance houses OF Paris, taught by
French dancing masters in all ooun.
tries, popular because people OF high
position with low moral tone indulge
in it, is finding recognition at col
lege commencements, on excursions.
picnics, In the homes OF some Chris
tian people and even In the halls OF
the churches"
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
Bandits Insist Victim
Take $50 Ring For
81 They Stole

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.--
Highwaymen yesterday took 81
from their victim and in return
gave him a ring containing q
small diamond, valued at about
$50.
Daniel keenan,. twenty-nine,
reported to the police that two
youths halted him. They dis
played no weapons, but one
backed keenan, against a tree
and demanded his valuables.
keenan, handed over his lone
dollar.
"4ere," said one youth, stake
this little token. We're sorry
to bother you, but we needed
the cash and you can keep the
iewelry."
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
Dad Lots Of Furniture

Iron Beds--White enamel
finish: slightly naarred from
handling; values worth ca NE
to $1,000. Friday at. OeksOO
: Simmons Steel Beds-Double.
bed size; wood finished; marred
from handling; values
worth $12.6O. Friday &C or
a. ..ss...ss.......s.
8 Brass Beds-eatin finish:
double-bed size: sold
regularly at $3.50. W10 N
Friday at............ WAOeOV
3 Layer Felt Mattresses-sin.
gle-bed size; art or woven, tick.
ing covered; sold regu-
larly ct s14.60. Eri- GO TX
day at............. WOesO
10 Bedroom Chairs-4Walnut
and mahogany finish; cane seats:
sold regularly at $500. "a IN
Friday at............. W4sOV
4 Oak DressersGray finish,
two top drawers. large plate
mirror; sold regu-
lariy Ct $4,000. Fri COG TX
day at.......... OAOesO
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PAYMAsTER sLUo0ED AND
81, 800 TAKEN: 4 HELD

NEWARK, N. J., Jan. 25.-
Rudolph Muller. paymaster of the
Alpha Embroidery Company OF
West New York. Nd, was knocked
unconscious In. the doorway OF the
Ecompany's plant yesterday after
noon by two highwayinen, who
snatche0 the payroll containing
81 500 he was carrying and fled.
One Of the employees, who found
Muller, telephoned the police, who
started in pursuit OF the pair in
a motorcycle. Five blocks from the
scene Of the holdup Sergeant Fur.
long arrested man who declared
himself to be Frank Bailey, Of
Hoboken, who. they charge with
being one Of the pair. He was ar
rested charged with robbery and as
sault.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
Clearance of Odd Lots
Boys Clothing

"a Boys Pajamas and Night.
sllirfs-Of outing flannel: some
mismatched; Pajamas In sizes
to IL years. Nightshirts in
sizes 4 to 8 years. Fri EOO
First and Third Floors.
90 Boys Cloth Knee Pants
Straight knee style; neat mix.
lures; sizes to years. QOn
Friday at .............. OVN
First and Third Floors.
+. $50 Boys Shirts-Of madras.
percale, khaki and white mer-
cerized material: neekband and
collar attached styles; sizes 12k
to II. Values worth 81 CEn
and $1.25. Friday at.... UOO
First and Third Floors.
Boys Heavy Cotton Coat
Sweaters-In blue. brown and
maroon; sizes % to 81. Values
worth $1.25. Friday 7Om
First and Third Floors.
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Odd Lots Of Silks

36.incIl silk Poplin Rich lus-
trous silk-mixed quality, in all
streets and evening shades; also
black and white. Worth 7Os
400 yard. Friday at. 4"
SO inch Printed KimOnO Silks
Ali pure silk quality, in black,
brown and tan grounds with
handsome colored designs.
Worth SLIPS yard. Friday 70C
AZ. ....s4.ss.... ......s
38-inch Stripe Tub Silks
White and tan grounds with
woven cOlored satin stripes.
Worth Soc yard. Fri 9OO
day at. .............. 1N
5 Pieces Of 4O-inch silk Radfuln
Pure silk quality, in white,
black, navy. turquoise and or
child; guaranteed to wear.
Worth 500 yard. Fri q 70
GOIdenberg' First Floor.
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BOAT GOES DEAD, CREW
LIVES II DAYS ON BEER

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 25.-Sub-
sisting for eleven days on a diet of
beer, three men, half dead from ex.
haustion, were picked up by the
Morgan line steamer Ell Occidente.
225 miles off the Carolina coast on
January 18, according to Capt. e. s.
Campbell, master Of the steamer,
on his arrival here.
The men, Florida fishermen, said
they were taking liquor from the
Bahama Islands to Cuba when their
gasoline gave out. They weAe
turned oyer to friends on the FIori-
da coast and the liquor was thrown
overheard
The Washington times., 1923-01-25

Mems Bristol Mills Underwear
Medium weight; wool and cot
ton mixture; natural gray color:
perfect quality; slightly b0iled
from handling: broken sizes.
Values worth 800 ana EEm
S1.25. Friday at. ....... OOG
Mems Refs Make lavender
Label Union Saits-Worsted
mixtures; medium and heavy
weights; perfect quality; broken
sizes; sold regularly at O. uE
So to 81. Friday at. O1eUO
10 Mems velour Hate-Fine
quality, full satin lined: mostly
In green; broken sizes. Values
worth IS to $500. Fri a. 10
uqy 1T. ............. WAe8N
(AlI sales finally
Mems sink and wool Hair
HOseFull reinforced sOle. toe
and heel; brown heather shades:
mostly large sizes; seconds OEn
OF 81 values. Friday At. ONC
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
81 ~

Mems Cotton Ribbed Under
shirts Heavy weight; ecru, white
and silver gray; broken lots
from regular stock, and special
sales; some slightly imperfect;
mostly all sizes In the lot. Val
ues worth S6c I'd, 800 1lN
each. Friday at A
Mems Oxfofd Gray Goat Sweat
ers--1eayys weight, " neck and
roll collar style. with two peck
cts; sizes 40 and -. Values
worth 300 and $3.50. q 10
Mems Fibre sink Hall Hose
High spliced heel, double re-
infOrced sole and toe; plain col
ors only; seconds Of SOC OKN
values. Friday STE. AOG
Clearance Of M0m's Silk Fibre
EcArfs Or Reefers Plain black
and coiors; close woven quality:
sold regularly at 81, @1 %
$3.50 and SIS. Friday at D4eAO
GOldenberg's First Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
NINETEEN HURT
IN n. Y. TRAIN
CRASH
Elevated Passenger Tears Into
Coal Cars on Third
Avenue Line.
b. Internatlonal Newn service. :.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Nineteen
Passengers on the Third avenue ele-
waited line were injured early today
when their train crashed into the
rear Of q six-car coal train near
the Fourteenth street station.
The coal train, loaded with SOFT
coal for station agents along the
line, had drawn up at the platform
and was displaying four danger
lights, according to the conductor
when the passenger train crashed
into Il.
The first three cars Of the pas
senger train buckled, one OF them
telescoping the rear car of the coal
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
Soda Water Pioneer Dies.

BOSTON, Jan. 25.-Noel w. Stiles,
reputed to have introduced the
American soda fountain into Eu-
rope, is dead at his home here in
his seventy-ninth year. He engaged
in the manufacture of soda fountains
in England thirty-five years ago
and carried on business in that
country fifteen years. He began
his career as druggist in Appleton,
Wis
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
Notions

Dress Betting -, Black and
white; various lengths. Values
worth to CSC yard. To
Length.
Mercerized and Silk Garter
Elastic-Assorted lengths 10O
and colors. Friday at. wv
White Basting or Sewing Cot
ton -. 200-yard spools; No. 80
only. Friday at TWO E0
spools for. ....,............. ~
Hooks and Eyes-Black and
white; small sizes. THREE RO
cards for
GOldenberg's-Fir Floor.
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Csc and 20c
CretOnvtes, 12Kc nd.

Mill lengths Of 80 and 81 inch
Cretonnes, in lengths from / to
8 yards, but plenty alike for
drapertes. scarfs, cushion and
comfort coverings; light and dark
floral or bird designs.
First F1Oor-Bargain Tables.
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Clearance Of Girls
Dresses, RaincOats, Etc.

Lot of Girls KniclxeF Dresses
OF blue peggy cloth, well made
and finished with patent leather
belt: sizes 10 years
only: worth $780,. Fri CT 90
day at. WAeOO
Girls Bingham Dresses Neat
checks and plaids; neat trimmed
models; mostly all sizes
up Ito IA years. Fri q M
day at..... WAeWU
8 Babies Beacon Bathr0bes
Light blue, pink and copen;
worth $3.50 and $500. @1 ~
Friday at ....... WAeVV
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Oiled Opaque
" i1adOlU Shades.
40c

9 It. < S It. 8 Oiled Opaque
Cloth Window Shades, mounted
on strong spring rollers; white,
'ecrtl, blue, medium and dark
greens; seconds Of 800 values.
GOldenDerg' Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
81 p. N. COrsets,
1928

33 P. N. Corsets, of heavy
weight white coutil, practical
side models, with long skirt and
wide front clasp; sizes % to SO.
BrassIeres and Bandeaux-
Fine quality materials; broken
lots and sizes; worth 81. GGO
Friday at. VUC
BrassieFes and Bandeaux-
Assorted styles, in pink and
white; broken lots ana sizes;
values worth soc each. Q0n
Friday at. ...r.......... OON
GOldenberg's-Thir Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25

White Shelf Paper-Five- 1nn
yard pieces. FIVE for. 4VC
Gem Fountain Pens-With Ia.
karat gold pens; with EOn
ring or clip. ............. OOC
Luggage Cases-Strongly made,
tor carrying books. 1On
lunches, etc. 1OC
GOldenb0rg's-First Floor,
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
Housewares

Cut Glass SEerbet Glasses
On stand, pretty design. 10C
Each. Observation-Disclosures.
Lot Of Steel Butcher Knives
s sa,e shttl:y..''o'iil!s'd!'....... 1Oc
Csc Steel Steak Knives To-
Well made. Each at. 80. AVN
76c and 85c COlOred Glass
Dishes - Assorted styles. I0N
xI1Cn' '"''"".
- Lot Of Art Glass DOmes-
Pretty design. Worth Ell 90
$16.98. Friday at. -. UAA"OO
loo Silver-plated Teaspoons En
pretty design. Each. 800. Nv
$4.98 Polychrome Console Sets
One - o1's.. bowl and two S3.49
75c Aluminium Lipped
Saucepan Sets - Two In EOn
set.
GOldenberg' s-Basement.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
81 Lace Curtains,
500

White or ecru color Lace Cur
tains, Scotch or Nottingham
weaves; IA yards long; full
width; neat or heavy worked de-
signs; curtains by the pair or
panel curtains.
G0Idenberg's-Fonrth Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25

A rare bargain for small men
and youths -165 pairs Of Fault
less" Pajamas, in size A only. OF
domet and felted flannel, in plain
colors and stripes, trimmed with
silk frogs or washable braid. The
majority are perfect: q few have
slight imperfections.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25

SO Bestyetfe RaincOats with
hats to, match: assorted tweeds
and other materials; sizes s and
years only: worth co 0o
S5.98. Friday at..... &1e0 -.
Girls AngOra Wool Tams In
copen, rose, white and
green; worth $1.5O. Fri GOM
day at. .s....... 49,
Little Girls GingIlam Dresses
With and without boomers:
plain cotors and checks; broken
sizes; worth 500. FRI HRN
day at..........
Goldenberg's-Thi Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
TOiLets

SOC Elcaya Cream-A high
graz grade {, toilet and massage Csc
Toe Lemon or Cucumber 100
SOap-THREE cakes for
7 11so Luxor co Toilet Water Soc
Camelia Sachet OOO
Regularly COO ounce.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
81 Comforts, S2.65

72x72 and 72xS0 large double.
bed size White COtton.filled Com.
forts. covered with heavy soft
finish figured comfort coverings;
some with plain blue, green or
pink borders,
64x76 Australian Brand BIan.
kets-HeaVy weight; seconds of
the well.knewn wv oolna d"
brand, white with blue or pink
borders: soft fleece 90 90
GHapn i.'rirf'LIf
GOldenborg's-FOurth Floor,
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
H0ndkerchiefS

Odd Lot Of WOmen's Initial
HandkerchiefS - Also colored
bordered styles and plain Sn
white hemstitched. Friday at Nv
Mems Handkerchiefs Plain
white and colored borders; worth
1Oc each. Friday at OEn
THREE for. ............
Mems Handkerchiefs - Satin
stripe and plain white hem
stitched styles. Worth 71N
121ac to Ice each. Friday at LIZ
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
N.25 BLeuched
Sheets, Csc

72x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets,
three-quarter bed size: mill sec.
onds; finished with wide hens.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
Women s So. 90 to So. 90
Lou Shoes, 81. ~

Women's Oxfords and Pumps of brown patent and
feathers with high and low heel broken lines and odd lots from
stock and sales; all sizes the lot from 2 and
widths to D. but not in each style.
High patent feathers
soles and spring heels e.
worth 81 to So Friday O4sx0
Misses and Chldrens High
patent and dull athers heel and spring hees all
the lot 81
WAe0O
GoIdenbeFg's-Ffrst
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
Washin gton Man Had
Pains All Over Till
''Dreco" Brought Relief

1t often happens that people do not believe
what they read about the great relief obtained
from medicines, but no one should doubt what
Dreco does. There is plenty of proof of it right
i'm this city.
Mr.. William Cassidy, Room 232 Grant Bldg,
Soldiers Home, Washington, gave the following
testimonial:
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
So Bungalow
Aprons, S1.69

Women's Bungalow Aprons, Of
good quality bingham, in an as
sortment of neat, prettily trim
med models; desirable colorings;
well made and finished.
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
70c Chan1O-Sxede
GLOUeS, Soc pair

Women's Chamo.Suede Gloves,
two-clasp style. with two-tone
embroidered back; In beaver,
brown. gray. mode, white and
black.
Boys Gauntlet GIOves-Fleece
lined with leatherette cuffs; in
tan and brown; seconds EOn
of CSC values. .....,..,.. OVN
GOldonberg'S-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-01-25
So. so Leather Brief
Cases, 81. SO

Genuine Spit black cordo
15nch size; two pockets and metal reinforcement
of Handbags WOmen'sl Misses Bels-of
Including many popular Shapes patent dull
INC e9os son p nd Ss athers plain
FRIDAY at ........ 4fC binations to 49c 1ffs
GoIdenberg's-Ffrst Floor. EACH Friday at.........
The Washington times., 1923-01-25

There is no better proof of what Dreco does for sick
and ailng people than the experience of men and
women right here at home If these statements were
not true we would not dare publish them.
Dreco is the pure liquid extract of many roots
herbs banks and leaves which act the vital organs
of the human body After taking Dreco it is noticed
eliminated the liver becomes active, relieving head
aches and the dull tired out feeling queted
which induces sound sleep, the kidneys strength
ened, appetite increased bowels act with ease and
regularity and the whole system takes renewed
energy vgor and vitality. Dreco is harmless, pleasant
to take; the effects quickly felt.
TO today to O'DOnnePs Drug Store, GOA 9th St.
NJ W., ask for MIR. Williamson, the weIl-knOwn Dreco
Expert and ne will cOurteousy explain the merits of
you honestly if he believes Dreco will benefit YOU
Evening star., 1923-10-04
BROOKLAND-CORNER.
II Rooms-Hollow Tile Const'n.
Buift-in Garape.

Buiit-in Garage.
This is one Of the best homes In Brookiand
and IN one Of the best locations. with every
modern improvement Large reception hall,
large living room and dining room, sun parlor
and music room, all hardwood floors and trim;
open fireplace, with oak mantel and buiit-in
bookcases. good sized bedrooms. tnclosed
sIeepjng, 1926. Attic over entire house. House
is entirely screened. Built-in garage, separate
fruit cellar. Laundry and servants toilet In
basement. This property can be bought at a
fair price and =, vsrs easy terms Phone Tor ap
McLACHLEN BANKING CoRPN..
Real Estate Dept. 10th and q.
Main a3e. Evenings North SIS.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
FOR sAIE-HousEs.
FOR sALE-H0Usrs.
Try CO., Inc,
Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.

ter
80 N L. SANSBURY CO., Inc., 5fSz
1913 Eye Street Northwest Phones Main 5oo3-4-s.
CHEVY CHASE, Dc Mt. PLEASANT.
PRICE as The seSSS
n.ht hsa~od sledn SSsp
semi bungalow occupied crper
u s.' ~"S1~s
DOWNTOWN NV. NORTH COL. HEIGHTS.
PRICE n' s
sections. Ss S Sauai III ms modern which .1o, much ass, ssns s
mT
nSs,
'PETWORTH. PRICE si4ooo Ta. i. 20 offering which
A baflc rhuseth be Immediately II
light a doors: ample Who VII give
S se; pointment p inspect ~ appointment
NEW HOMES-I3th AND QUINCY. .STS.
In developing this building operation has been our ann TO
produce house containing calculated add
the and convenience of the Six large rooms
and tiled BATH heat electric light hardwood foos
onepece sink floor plugs in every room cold storage room
in basement breakfast and sleeping porches concrete front
porch garage deep Inspect sample house.
petely furnished and lighted evenings.
N L. sANsBURY CO., Inc,
EsrATE'
141S Eve Street Northwest. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1923-10-04
t: BOSS PHELPS, g.l
- .'' = - -.
AsSPECIAL SELECTION
OF MODERN DETACHED NORTHWEST HOMES.
LOW PRICES. EASY TERMS.
MANY, HAVING FOUR BEDROOMS.

$7,aso-DETACHED
500 % price s9e ns house sm aua Iam a
lowers S Is M and III Splendid % n house
$835oLDETACHED s#.
Fully dsasssd; @
Hos~ef hea. electric lights
- So75o-DETACHED.
and sssss.ss ss s.: : e C. e: =
s sat sess lights saS Sti % @ a unusual
" ',1~r:4s - r..t u S11zo-DETACHED
% Gass s aepa a' lot, @ ss I s ! s.s
% -Four % s.sn a.n s % With a.a sss s % @ % %
S12,5oo-DETACHED
ss; is s . s .s is S. : ss
@ ss s s :.1ss fs aa oess sss Hss ss @ ~ ~
$IeJ5o-DETACHED
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m % s sss ps tass sss'1 sss ,s % nSs % pe %
;s E: ssS.sss sss "a wiz IT, Es and
$I4,5oo-DETACHED. s.Sf
sssunf ss ss s Hss sn. % 9a
ps.; ps. IL d dining % seons %
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.ns The s Known a st @ E
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splendid lot to paved sney
SI4oso-DETACHED
ss q ae e. oss s. Gs Sss:
d' hs ms Sse sst ss osny s @ room %
: s as.. M s e ,ss .Ss .s' ss A abundance q @ SHADE trees
boss & PHELPS 4
AAIS 4sM THE HONE or HOMES lAs : ST. a.M.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

This beautiful detached Dutch
colonial home of 7 rooms and
tile bath, located in one of
Washington's best suburbs, is
indeed worth an inspection.
= There are four other homes OF
E and 7 rooms still left in this
group. All are open for inspec-
ton every night.
Priced low and on reasonable
terms.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 I4th Street Northwest

713 14th Street Northwest Main a345
BROOKLAND BUNGALOW-For $3.50
house saa Il III aa :s sss Ss iss1 % % 81 @ %
s ssi s s s:a s:: Sc a:As ss saJS ss Of % - trees " garage
NEAR THE SACRED HEART CHURCH-$o5oo
Ion. sa s':: : s :s: : s sss s:' e 's % 81 s =: e
DETACHED HOUSE, -TAKOMA PARK, D. C.-7e5o
cellar cnyepy oe,d T'toGs r p e.
r.
FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE-Just Off I4th St-$1oS5o.
is :. & . e1s s:s srss:, Be-,
SIC :iooe Ss"se a @ @ ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ " "
COLUMBIA PARK-One- Half Square from Car Line.
1 and % s 'a ssssss s rns Ha s :ia
very % r ps 81 ssoo G % % % Put
sass bss % % :sntn @ asias s as ssss %
nidentio ~ - ~ ~ ~ -
A CORNER PETWORTH HoME-soooo
ss s.; ss a s:e @ s @ @ ss .s :s % T T % @ &
DETACHED HOME IN I4th ST. TERRACE.
sr d.sss sS Is % M % s ssS @ rooms
electricity
.ses . as ' s Is e %
DETACHED BRICK HOME, NEWNMass Ave- Park-se3 1000
increasing % vs @ % % esPasH.ns
h I -
rea resoash "a lee TERMS ointnen. Inspect
For an inspection any further pacu-
lars call our Sales Department Main 2345.
SHANNON & LUCHs,
713 14tll Street Northwest. 80 Main e345
Evening star., 1923-10-04
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.

TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
An excellent twoamily fiat located Western High
Each athas and BATH separate entrances and
separate heating plants One fiat vacant An excellent op
portuny home and let tenant help for it, Price
is $3.50. One foorrent for $3.50.
CORNER GEORGIA AVE. AND FERN ST.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

DOWNTOWN -$8.a 8.a5o-Rooming House.
% il; ;s:r $;: $ e $ = s::.: S 81; az q IS
KENNEDY BUILT -Northeast-$8 $3.50 -. ,,,.
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TAKoMA PARK-Near Both Car Lines $3.50. -. ...
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I4I6 EYE STREET.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

SILVER SPRING
$500 CASH SIS PER MONTH.
New, detached home, situated lot so #. by so ft
six and bath, twostory frame with front and
porches; hot-waer heat; attractive fixtures electric
range; instantaneous hot-Saer heater No oak
and stairway stationary wash tubs; seven-foot cellar
der entire house bultin garage with concrete drive
For inspection and further information apply
NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY,
incorporated
Washington Office Silver Spring Office,
16,3 Pennsylvania Ave. NV. f-,I,rh;, oo,1
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B. Houston McCeney r. Brooke Lee
Evening star., 1923-10-04

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