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Evening star., 1923-09-02
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
TAkOMA PARK HOMES.
Near Walter ReeJ TnSo;tof

W 1stSl tNSSd loSptldl.
two baths. House Was arranged so that it
could be occupied by two families with pri-
yacy for each. Equally desirable for large
family, requiring bath and bedrooms ON each
Moor: A very fine home, in excellent location.
] Rooms-Maryland Side.
New modern home. with large rooms. good
closet space. Oak noors. open fireplace and
hot-water heat. Concrete street. Excellent
Five Bedrooms, 2 Baths-Cheap.
Modern home, in excellent location Hot
waier heat. Several sleeping porehes. Attic.
buiit, ana . bargain. Near ears aud stores.
High and level ground. siI.oOO. Terms
Lowest Priced Modern House.
Has doored attic and large finished bnsement
with tubs and furnace. Electric lights. First
class location. convenient to school. cars and
stores. $500. Easy terms.
May Be Seen at Any Time.
TWO GOOD BUYS IN
TAKOMA.
$1,000 Very attractive bungalow. 8 rooms
bath, sttic and basement; modern and unique !;
$1,000 Large bungalow. large rooms,
bath, attic: basement and glazed sleeping
porch; oak floors, fireplace and hot water heat
Several and room houses ut bargains.
LILLE T. HEyDRICK,
20 carroll Ave. Takoma Park. Adams 3s01.
SEE THIS BUNGALOW.
Falls Church. rooms; modem; garage;
frudt OF all kinds; one acre: well located |;
5000; terms.
The Luttrell Company.
Tel. Falls Church Ss
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FALL SPECIALS.

FALL SPECIALS.
4rnom bungalow: room for ath; lot 62Kl22;
5000: $500 cash $50 month.
froom bungalow; electricity; chicken house;
lot 50x.OO; 81 500; $500 cash, $40 month
4room hangalow: room for bath: elec.;
chicken hquse; lot S5xl"5; $3.50; $500 cash,
Si2 month
5room cottage: gas; elec.; lot 100x2OO;
50 500: 500 cash $40 month.
5-rOom bungalow and bath; elec.; gas; fur
mace: fireplace; metal roof; motor pump;
lot 90I.o: fruit: space for garage: S 800 !
$40 cash. $40 month.
i-room story and half bungalow; bath; elcc-t +
fireplace: double flooring and siding: nre
proof roof; automatic water supply; gas syP4l-
able; lot s4x130: S8,9I5: $1,000 cash, s65
month, includes all interest. This is q new
house.
s-room house and bath; furnace: wired for
r,ec.: ireproof roof; chicken house: garage
shed; ~ fruit trees; ground: $500;
$500 cash, sJ5 month, includes everything.
room tile house and bath: ami; garage:
S6 7ao; $3.50 cash. $50 month: just bI$it.
Practically ali Of these houses are within
easy access Of trolle! and bus lines stores,
schools. churches: in ideal residential section
of Arlington county. Owners have granted
lowest terms over Labor Day.
{. G. DONALDSON & CO.,
CIIERRYDALE, VA.
Phones Clarendon 35+-W-1. 1s-Wi1. e6s- WI.
Office will be opru sll day Sunday
a Day
Evening star., 1923-09-02
Strout's Big Farm Catalog
Will Save You Money.

., Shows you hundreds OF equipped stock. dairy.
poultry. grain. fruit farms throughout Penn,
on page Il of 47-acre Delaware bargain;
horse. hogs, poultry, tools. crops; good build
iugs: income. 81 ,52j last year. Reduced to
81 500, only 500 needed. 0thers-all kinds.
all prices, best locations. You can't afford to
day for, free copy Strout Farm Agency.
1422N Land Title Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star., 1923-09-02
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE


fo0f0NIAL BEACH, VA,-LARGE COTTAGE
sftonting water and Rench boulevard: best resi-
Sential section; large lot, heantifn shade ttees'
par.or ninis dnns room, kitchen six sEu,IS, aiming
room Kitchen two bedrooms; nhest ar'esuan
well and wsii house inside; large porches front
and two sAss; furniture for every room china
silver Kitchen utensils complete; house in ek-
ceHenI condition.; too large for present re
ducsd family of three, viii sacritce for les. less
cleaf of incumbrance. Will exchange as part
consideration for D. c. suburban suburbs & property @ or or
oe, sS. per1@as1 ASs1ssp prGpeF'!, sT a, Star Once
BRooKLAND REsIrEsIE-EQUITY .sl.75;
ipaiGe.
OWNER OF NEW APT. BUILDING WILL
trade for Chevy Chase home Phone Colum-
OWNER OF NEW APT BLDG, WILL
1rsde for Chevy Chase home. Phone Colmm-
MOTOR BoAT-Cabn. thirty foot: splendid
condition; S4Uoi easy terms: or will give rs
first payment on small suburban house or
clear lot Address Box 337A, Star office
WANTED-A RESIDENCE IN GOOD NORTH
west location. clear of ineumbranees, in ek-
change for u modern building in growing north
west commercial district, containing stores
and apartments. renting for $3.50 q year
Property submitted must he clear aud worth
at least $4,000. Address Box 322-A, Star
office.
NEW DODGE SPORT ROADSTER, COST
more than 81 800: two months old; have paid
down To S6lO; will trade equity for reasonable
cash consideration or any good lot clear of
cucumhFance, or second trust paper. Address
RoS 2l3-A Star offre,
ACCOUNT LEAVING CITY. MY EQUITY OF
si.750 in beautiful two-story, Dutch colonial
detached house, six rooms, bath. basement.
smi., large lot, 60x150. close 10 school, stores
and cars, West Chevy Chase Md, for lot
equity in lot or will accept late model auto
mobile III part payment. Phone Cleveland
2142W.
CATHEDRAL AVENUE-NEAR CONN.
This modern hreproof building contains six
teen apartments of two, three, four and five
rooms and ba tn each Now rented for sl3,9I4
Expenses less than s.. 500 per year. Win ex-
"hange for clear property in the District or
good equity with cash.
i. A. CRAWFORD, INC.
1904 Continental Trust bldg. Main 273O-7552
rs ACRES, l0-ROOM HOUSE. NV. HEAT.
bath: 6ve-rOom tenant house. brick pump
house, i2-horsepower gasoline engine, neces
sary shafting for farm work, large barn. 20
acres of timber, fruit, beautiful views. shade
trees; II mile to Beltsyille, trolley and rail-
road.
MORGAN L. MORGAN & CO..
Franklin 1920 9a3 10th st. NV.
EivE-ROOM BUNGALOW AT Del Ray Va:
Hicely located and containing all modern i'm
provements; price, 5000. Exchange for city
dwelling.
four-room dwelling and 10 acres of excep.
fionally fine truck land ohe-half mile from
Evening star., 1923-09-02
FOB SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

Su4 I'D sF. N.W.-TEN Rooms. GOOD
condition: convenient to ears; hot-water heat.
Price $1,000. This prOperf: IL located in
direct line of the speedway Lincoln Memorial
and the proposed new memorial bridge across
the Potomac. Apply 10 agent, Charles ). Hin,
Gil y st NV
Evening star., 1923-09-02

MAX KENSINGTON.
Well built frame house, slate roof rooms
and bath; ami; III acres; variety fruits
shade. lawn; avn; 8 minutes to cars on maeadam
road VIII consider trade. Mrs. r. B.
WRIGHT. Box 53. Kensngton
SILVER SPRING, Md ROOM HOJ'sE
electricity, water, fruit; 81 900 direct; vacant
INQUIRE. evenings. 81 L 2s
Evening star., 1923-09-02

NEAR l4th ST. CAR LINE. GROOM Ant
bath brick, sleeping porches screened
throughout; leaving city, sacrifice for quick
Evening star., 1923-09-02
'sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ATTRACTIVE LITTLE BUNGALOW ONLY
500 ea,s s Per month shSS s, 9ns
electric lights, pipeless furnace. front and
back pofches, near boulevard aud car linei
don't miss your chance.
q. Il. zANTzINGER,
Phone Hyattsvile T2. IS Nd. ave.
Hyattsyille, Md
Evening star., 1923-09-02

1-ROOh HOUSE. CELLAR ELECTRIC
lights. fur. heat, six lots on concrete road !.
miles TO Washington: price. So 200: 500 cash
bal. monthly; Seat Pleasant, Md Addrps.
ROx SJ-A. Star office 2s
Evening star., 1923-09-02

WE LIST BELOW SEVERAL. VERY
ATTRACTIVE EXCHANGE PROPOSITIONS:
A first trust note Of $500. secured on
farm nearby Washington. estimated TO be
worth $1,000. Will exchange for equity in
property not TO exceed SIS. 600 in price
Apartment house containing nine apartments
OF and rooms and bath. with an Income
of over So, 900 year. Price, $4,000: first
trust, $4,000 Will exchange for smaller
ment.
Ten room and bath house in the neishbor-
hood of oond and l. sts., first commercial zone.
Price. $40 first trust, 81 $40: second trust
s3.aU0 payable $50 per month including in
teresf. Will exchange equity for lots, clear or
second trust paper.
We also have several attractive lots for
exchange on small properties not 10 exceed
S6,UO0
SEE MIR. LEWIS
T. VI. JOHNSON,
Main o0TS 1871 X 81 NV Main ao77
Evening star., 1923-09-02

CLASSY. NEW FIyE-RO0M SLEEPING
poreh bungalow, on corner Brookland. OWN
ER. l346 Monroe ne.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

VERY DESIRABLE HOME AT EAST WASH.
Park, Sc. Wash. u. G.-7 rooms. electric
lights and garage. Inquire al 21J sth st
Sc. Washington, u. c. Mr. GEORGE B.
Evening star., 1923-09-02
NORTHEAST SECTION

- ~ - 49, L h'i~N- L iND-N-
Newly painted and papered throughout
'f'wo-story residence containing six rooms and
new bath, piIeiPss furnace heat electric
lights, front porch running around the entire
house. Lot 4oSl50 to alley. Price 81 JnO
First trust, $1,000; : per cent, years. Sre
your broker or
GRANVILLE c. BRADFORD.
40 Bond Building Main 15a3.
Evening star., 1923-09-02
ZANTZINGER BAItGAINs

TN H1AIISf ILIlE AND VICINITY.
New Broom and bath bungalow, with sleep
Ing porch. in best section of Hyattsville, with
shade trees, electric stove, concrete cellar
with laundry tubs and pipeless furnace. Price.
SO. 600; $500 cash. $50 month. including all
In terest. Only one left at this price and
terms. Don't wait until It is too late.
A house with large rooms and bath; Z;
electric lights; more than an acre Of ground !;
so fruit trees, grapes. berries. Price, So. 500;
$500 cash. balance monthly.
Eight-room and bath house; open fireplace
in living room; hot-water heat; ami; almost
an acre of ground, with fruit trees, grapes.
garage, chicken house: one block from boule
ward and on Wine and Owens aves., Hyatts-
vile; with all modern improvements. Price,
So, 500; $3.50 cash, balance monthly.
A dandy country home in Riverdale; 7-room
and hath house; with car line. Price, $500;
terms.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
IS MARYLAND ave-. Hyattsyille. Nd.
Evening star., 1923-09-02
FOR SALELOTS.

CHEVY CHASE LOTS FOR sALE-HIvfNG
moved TO California, I wish to dsposs of my
holdings in Washington at sacrifice. Write
for particulars. GEORGE s. REEs, Beverly
Hills. Calf :
Evening star., 1923-09-02

Bf OWNER. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, 3.
story and attic corner brick house. pre,,rsr
construc: II large rms, newly painted and pa
pefed; hwd. floors and trim: g b.: h.-w.h ga
ana electricity; hrepiaces: beautiful yard
and gardens; property fronts 10 IT. on 18th 81
at Irving; immediate possession. Inquire ~
3il4 18th st. adjoining premises; attractive
price TO purchaser desiring real home
Evening star., 1923-09-02
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. D. c.

beautiful bungalow OF large rooms.
bath; modern heat and electric light. hard
wood flooring and trimmings. Situated on a
lot having j frontage Of 30 IT. by a depth OF
100 II. to alley. This IL a brand-new home
and is located at $3.50 Brothers place Sc.
Representative premises all day Sunday.
Price only S631o; easy terms arranged.
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC.
Main Az 1O4 18th NV
Evening star., 1923-09-02

ACCOUNT LEAVING CITY. MY EQUITY OF
81 T5O in beautiful two-story Dutch colonisl
detached house. six rooms, bath. basement,
s.m.i, large lot, 50xl50. close 10 school, stores
and cars, West Chevy Chase. Md, for lot
equity in lot, or will accept late model auto
mobile Ill part payment. Phone Cleveland
2142-W.
Evening star., 1923-09-02
WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED-S3O0, SECURED By FIRST
mortgage lot adjoining residence. payable
500 every six months; interest re Ad-
dress BOX 260-A, Star office. "a
Evening star., 1923-09-02
MORGAN L. MORGAN & CO..

FrdDklIH I0-U. vi IUtn ST. w.
Evenings Phone Frank. 16s6-J or West 503W w.
EHVE-R0OM BUNGALOW at Del Ray Va:
nlicely located and cuntsi ining all modern i'm
proyements; price, 5000. Exchange for city
dwelling.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

CATHEDRAL AVENUE-NEAR CONN.
This modern freproof building contains six
teen apartments of two, three. four and five
rooms and ba tn each. Now rented for sl3, 9I4
change for clear property in the District or
good equity with cash
Evening star., 1923-09-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES

By 0wNER-tSs KENYON NV, 8 RoasYs
bath: h--w.b. electricity; garage: excellent
condi7 ion: terms 10 salt 20
Evening star., 1923-09-02

c0L0RED; VACANT; corners ROOMS.
tile bath. furnace. electricity: 81 800: 81 600
cash VICTOR X. DAILY, 1918 L st. NV.
Sortn T21I.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

NEW DODGE SPORT ROADSTER, COST
more than s., 800: two months old; have paid
down To $500; will trade equity for reasonable
cash consideration or any good lot clear OF
eucumhFanee, second trust paper. Address
RoS ol1-A office.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

ARTMENT AND STORES
Splendid business property In excellent To-
cation, containing nine apartments and four
stores renting for 81 $50 per year Will sell
oD $4,000 cash payment. Ideal investment for
some one. Owner leaving the city. Call Mr..
Tgast. Adams TOT
Evening star., 1923-09-02

DETACHED House. NEARLY NEW. NV.
section in refined neighbOrhood Of home o"n-
ers; d large rooms. tiled bath, sleeping porch:
thoroughly modern. including electricity. gas,
etc; hardwood floors, open stone fireplace IN
large living room; front porch cement; stone
alley; nice lawns. shrubbery, etc; near two
car lines. Located at 3S09 Alton place. Price
md terms attractive. owner occupant CieSe-
land 234GJ
Evening star., 1923-09-02

IS ACRES, l0-ROOM HOUSE. NV. HEAT.
bath: 6ve-room tenant house, brick pump
house. i2-horsepower gasoline engine, neces-
sary shafting for farm work, large barn. 20
acres of timber fruit, beautiful views. shade
trees; II mile to Beltsyille trolley and rail-
Evening star., 1923-09-02
FOR SALE-APARTAENTS.

EXCELLENT INVEsTAENT-EOH
s3T, T,500-EASY TERMS.
A two-story bricE building containing twelve
apartments of three rooms and bath, now
rented for 81 200 per year. The expenses are
very low. This property Is clear Of eneun-
brsnces and can be easily financed.
Call us for detail statement.
+. A. CRAWFORD, INC,
IL al Mai
Evening star., 1923-09-02

PETwORTH NEAR SOLDIERS HOMF--A,r.
trsctive home, - bedro0msl ami
oak floors and trim first floor double garage
sleeping porch. 81, 800: terms. Col 1922 3s
Evening star., 1923-09-02
SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY.
BROOkIAND.

Owner must sell his choice residence and
stor" building; located gu very desirable
corner in Brookand. Both buildings are new
the residence il attractive detached g.
room modern home and the store is Of hollow
tile and cement construction. 4 good buy.
Equipped rs u delicatessen and grocery. Sale
will include all stock and fixtures.
McLACHLEN BANkINt; CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and g.
Main i32. Evenings North 3i3
Evening star., 1923-09-02

on MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV NEAR
IIth st.-Fine brick dwelling of IL rooms and
3 baths: hot-water heat; electricity; garage
for two cars; reasonably priced; easy terms.
JOHN sCRIVESER BRO,
9lz q st. 2.W,
Evening star., 1923-09-02

OPEN sTSDAY-44I6 HAYES ST, Hill
brook, ID. C., near fire dept. rooms: garage:
extra lot; chicken houses: exec. A real valves
investigate. Lincoln 52Jg Ds
Evening star., 1923-09-02

SEE US-We have real good,
snappy business property at
low prices, exceptionally we'll
financed. Make our acquaint-
ance. Dinovitz Realty, Colo
RADIO bldg. Main 1861. 2*
PROMINENT CORNER IN
n.e.-Ground floor occupied by
A. & P. Tea Co. Apt. above &
garage. Rent. $130 per month.
Price, Sl2,5OO.
Good NV. corner, including
store & Is rooms and 2 baths !;
rental over $1,000 per year.
Price, $l1 900.
10th street near N-lst conf
nercial zone. 10 rooms & baths,
over 2O-ft. front. Price, $40, 500.
NJ. ]. RAINE,
934 New York Ave. NV.
Main 1851.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

FOB SALE WHITE OR COLoRED: A
home, no other Ike IL; northwest: seven
rooms, bath. sleeping porch. electricity: fur
mace; cellar under ALL twO-car garage; two
porches. large grounds; cars convenient: per
feet condition and possession from owner;
less than $1,000; favorable terms; see Us at
Evening star., 1923-09-02

Exceptional opportuntes-property in busi-
est part Of L St, near 14th Also sik-story
office building On II. Think and act quickly.
ID. G. REALTY CO.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-08

there was m abundance of the finest gravel to he found anywhere, within easy hauling distance, and hauling could be had very cheap here now
 Some of the streets would require C inches of gravel and others where traffic was not so heavy. would re- quirc but 1 inches Width of gravel would he 16 feet except on Main street. which would require 24 inches.
 X ten year bond issue of S25000 would raise the necessary funds. and he stated the city was well able to maintain them in good repair, should they be graveled
 The streets ta be graveled by this plan would benefit all property with in the city. and would more evenly distribute the city's growing traffic
 The executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce will act in con function with the street committee of the city council in circulating peti- ton to be presented to the city council as soon as possible.
 Several short talks were made dur ing the meeting, and those present
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-08
SEVERAL HOMES WERE
 BURGLARIZED SUNDAY NIGHT

Burglars worked overtime in Pres colt last sunday night, several homes being etnered and various articles of clothing, provisions and money taken.
 The home of Jake Sanders was visited and everything in his pockets taken including a watch and S2.5 in change. There also was missing after the visit ham, butter and other pro visions.
 At. w. R. Thornton's residence the burglars secured about SIS in money and a rain coat
 Bob Hitt's home was entered and rain coat taken
 Burglars also carried away some money and provisions from the high school.
 Recently the Presbyterian church has been entered, and money taken from the birthday box.
 The officers so far have failed to find clue to the robbery.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-08
WILL GRAVEL
 CITY STREETS
Chamber of Commerce and Citizens Unanimously Vote in Favor of Movement,
 at Court House
 Meeting.

At one of the most harmonious meet ings ever held in Prescott. the Cham Der of Commerce and about 200 addl- tional tax payers of the city last Thursday night voted unanimously in favor of forming an improvement dis trict to gravel the streets of the city.
 After few routine matters were transacted the regular order of busi- ness was disposed with, and Seere- tary Hamby gave details of plan for graveling about 12 miles of streets, the cost of which he placed at $25,0OO, or about $2OOO per mile. He stated
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-08
ANOTHER WELL IS BROUGHT IN Steel-Sandlin We'll Near Mt. Olive Said to Be Coming Over Top.-Estima-
 ted 500 Barrel
 We'll.


 The Steel Sandlin- Warmack well in 1014-21, three-fourths of a mile west of the Lyke Watkins initial we'll Mt Olive, was brought in Monday at a depth of 1162 feet. ill l 1-2 feet of sand.
 Oil was owing over the casing be fore the well was swabbed It was estimated that 100 barrels of oil was swabbed from the boil Tuesday
 Drillers were making preparations to set the liner Tuesday night, and ex- pected to swab again Wednesday.
 The company probably will not drill this well deeper, but are preparing to
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-08
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

A new telephone directory is now on the press of the Picayune job de- partment, and anyone wishing cor rectiOnS or additions made should call this office at once Anyone contem- plating installing a phone in the near future is requested to notify Manager Emerson at once, so that their name and number may appear in the new directory.
 A few advertising spaces are yet available, and phone call will bring q representative to your place of busi- ness at once.
 Phone now. Next week will be too Ia
 ---O--- If you have reached the age of dis erection, why not be discreet?
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-08

 WAR ENDED
Senate and House Swap" Ap- propriations for Peace Income Tax up to
 Governor

1 Little Rock, Ark. March G.-The Senate and House today "swapped" bills. the Senate giving the House the appropriation for the agriculture de partment in return for the apprOpria- tion for the highway department. 1 Special swapping committees were named by each House, and the com mittees investigated the respective journals and other records of each body before the swap was finally made Thus ended the legislative war between the factions supporting these two bid departments.
 The Senate this afternoon passed the Riggs bill, for tax of one-tenth of one per cent on all gross incomes of S1,000 or more, and the measure now goes to the governor for his ap- proval. Mir Riggs estimates the mea- sure will bring S250,00O into the state school fund each year.
 Local Legislation Dropped
 The Senate concurred i'll minor amendments by the House to the Nor fleet Caldwell resolution for consti- tutional amendment providing that the i General Assembly hereafter shall con sider general legislation only, local bills to be considered in municipalities and counties. through the initiative and referendum. If the amendment is adopted at the next general election, the next General Assembly will feel l the effects.
 The Senate passed the House bill appropriating 5000 a a reward for the conviction of the person or persons who hanged F. C. Gregor at Harrison early in January.
 The Senate also passed the House bill appropriating $3,500 for the re lief of ]. w Glover, a 12-year-old boy. whose arm was shot off at the shoulder by the accidental discharge of shotgun in the hands of con vict trusty who was hunting two es- capped convicts. An appropriation of S25 .O0O was made also to remedy de fleets in the acoustics of the two houses The Morris bill to allow min eral leasing of state convicts farm lands passed the Senate, as also did number of ordinary appropriation measures.
 Three resolutions proposing amend ments to the Arkansas constitution had been adopted tonight by the Gen cral Assembly. the first, already signed by the govrenor, providing that the assembly may increase the membership of the state supreme court to seven, and may fix their salaries.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-08

were reminded that the Chamber of Commerce was doing great things for Prescott and deserved the support of every citizen of the city, more es- recially of every business and pro tcSSiOnal man.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-08

drill two more wells in this locality soOn
 The well is variously estimated to be good for loo 10 900 barrels of oil per day.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-14

Ia naejor, production do Priscilla
Dean "BAJ0 DOS BANDERAs"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-14
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