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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14

i.--Porf Angeles aud the sur
rounding country abouHds IN
splendid fishing dreams. Adore
Is pictured a not unusual catch
Of spcokicd beauties hooked early
this sca.oH mar the city
s-A ricw Of tho city taken
from one Of The surrounding hdiS
shooting The industrial section
and bay IN The distance. Photo
By Asahei Curtis.
"a uicic Of The picturesque
cipio park and tourist campsiie 20
Port Angeles.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
zAPLArTE DAN zE PsU
v CAS-.

SET oddeleni psi dane v o.
kresu Cuyahoga, H. K. Ferry
.vyzyva majitele rdznych Ami
dord. Hektorn atd., aby povin.
nou dan zaplatili, pokud moz.
no nynf. LhIta Jest prodlou'
zena sice do 1. unora, ale od.
Iporucuje Sc vyTiditi wee jiz n.y.
nj. kdy jest personal dan vyfi-
zujici, rozmnozen. Opozdeni
.mdze miti v zapeti pokutu S25
a k tomu jeste nahradu, tired.
mich vyloh. Dan mozno "a
platiti v move soudnici aneb ,
hlavnim stanu Ligy pro ochra.
nu zvirat, 1929 Wiley ave. S
W., kde Sc lraduje az do g.
hod. vec,.rni.
. Loni vydano bylo 10000 znd
mex a letos sc ocekava zvyseni
o 5000, ale az dosud vydanc
bylo jen 1000 licencf novych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
KAMAI<xDI z MokRf cTvR
TE WELL DO MILTNEROvA
HUDEBNfHO OBCHODU.

v move trznici ma Broadway
otevfel krajan Miltner druhJ
hudebnf obchod, v kterem sc
vcera dockal podivn6 nevf.
tame navstevy. Obchod jest We
lice skv6le osv9tlen a proto asi
diva sportsman, jejichz mysl
zamlzena byla parami z alko.
holu, povazovali vyklad "a
vchod ulicni a Well do vyklad
| nj skfine mezi fonografy, for
|tepiana j jine hudebnf nastro
| je.
Oba krasojezdcov& byli "a
Itceni a jeden jiz dnesnfho ra
ma vyfasoval "a navstevu no
noraf v podobe 80 dnf a sics
omen, jenz Sc jen swell, kdeztt
druhy, ffdic, ktery dal poslet
n6isimu ''rajt", 81 ma pro po
dobnou, patrn6 jeste v6tsi cd
menu pfijiti az 8. ledna.
Panu Miltnerovi byla zpIst
bena znacna : skoda, nebot
skelnymi stfepinami poskoze
no bylo n9kolik plan. Y au
tomobilu obou vytecnikI ma
|1ezena byla i dIkladn& lahe,
kofalky, ktera byla take poll
elf zabavena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
= = T"

ukazali; netuJ TO hanbou pro
mas? Dnes ~ d ze ' Sokole
je malo pracd hikd, ale vsude
jinde! Pr6ce ociva ma neko-
lika .iednotlivcf4h pomocnici
zAdnf neb moe jmalo! Jake to
bude budoucr1o?
Tedy pomo3 me nejak aspoii
pracovnikIm hyneisfm. pfijd'-
te M nase vdfejne cviceni a
|pfijd'te do t9lofvicny,<nasi, kdy
mate vecer volhy. Pfftomnosti
svou We evident zactva hodne
|cviciteli usnadnfte ziskat v9tsI
|pozornost zaki.
Coz sami .za5ft 'po vefejnem
evident do telocvicny a ffci;
"br. cviciteli, jdn 81 take zacvi.
cit. zarad' me nekam do druz.
|stva", to snad uz by,vfc blaxi.
10 ncz n6jaka chvala! Bylo by
to uznani te prace, snahy a
projeyeni souhlasu 5 cinnostt
sokolskou! Neveffm, ze to pro.
levi n6kdo kdo Sc stane clenen
Sokola a nez ze plati tech 40t
|m6siene! A starat Sc 'kolik mi
ma bratrd jit ma pohreb! Ne
|mysleme baratff, jak ma BY
hexke, az umfem, ale priloz
me kazdy ruku k dflu, aby t.
bylo hezke v jednote nasi ted
Bud'me vsichni cinni v roce no
VEN, mejme Sc vic radi a Ct
mas bud: Lepsi cinnost v led
note nasi, at jsme jednoto,
prvn: jak v zupe tax Obc
sokolsk6. A pfatele nasi bu
don pax vzdy s nami ci mez
mani! Nazdar!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
uMRTf zNAME KRAJANKY.

Ultra dopoledne bude kon&n
pohfeb pf. Amy Sladeckove 2
domu sestry pf. Mary Novot-
ne, 1900 Lester ul., ma hrbitov
Kalvarii. Zesnula pf. Sl&decko
va vlastnila sc svym manze-
lem po n9kolik rokn mlekar-
sky obchod ma Martin ul. q
byla pro svoji milou a dsluz-
nou povahu vseobecne vaze-
ma. Manzele Sladeck1 vypro-
dali pred casem obchod a .od-
stehovali Sc ma farmu We War
rensville, o.. v nad9ji. ze O.
tresene zdravf pf. Sladeckove
ma cerstvem vzduchu venkov-
MIN opetne nabude. Zesnula
krajanka zanechava zde tru-
chlfciho manzela. dv6 dftky a
rozsahle pribuzenstvo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
HYPNOT OTlSOVANY POLICIS.
IA ZABlL TkI LIDl.

a
Pafiz, 27. prosince. - De-
pese z vidne sdeluje, ze tri O.
soby byly zabity' a nekolik po-
raneno We m9st9 sibeniku v
Dalmacii, kdyz "kouzelnik'
jmenem Langsner hypnotiso-
val jisteho policistu, dal mu
do ruky kus dfeva a narfdil
mu, ably stfilel ma obecenstvo
v hledisti. Str&znik vida, ze
jeho "zbran" nepracuje, mrs
til j ma podlahu, tasil svdj
vlastnf revolver q jail Sc stri-
lett. Kdyz byl vyprazdhil vse-
chny patrony, vrls& Sc do obe-
censtva a zatkl til osoby,, jez
wal ma stanici. AZ po velke
namaze podafilo Sc, probuditi
straznfka z jeho.. hypnotick&-
no sp&nku. Kdyz zv6d9l, CO u
cinil sesilel q bylo nutno do
praviti jej do dstavu pro cho-
romyslne. "Kouzelnik" byl "a
teen a uv9zn9n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
OSMNACT MRTvYcH pkI
POzARU BLAZINCE.

Chicago, 81. prosince.-Ob-
Jeveni jednoho dalsfho t9la v
troskach drev6neho pffstavku
znameho jako "umrlcf dlm"
jenz znicen byl ohnem vcera
vecer We statnfm lstavu pro
choromyslne, zvysen byl po-
Get znamych mrtvych ma osm.
nact. Jenom sest mrtvol bylo
ztotozneno. Prfcina ohne ne.
byla az dosud presne zjistena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28

, Benesova skola Y Plxni. No.
va budova obecnych skol ma
Doudleveck& tffd9 v Plzni lpo-
jmenovana bude jmenem mini
stra zahranicnfch vecf dra E.
Benese, a to zkracenym po-
jmenovanfm 'Benesova skola'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
Posledni pfihl&3ky

katy. Do Ia. prosince bylo pro
|dano dukatn "a 1892 Kc. w
t9zek z tohoto prodeje plyne
We prospech zlateho pokladu
republiky a paci Sc jiz ma ne
kolik milioni. Prihlasky ma je
dnoduche pubilejnf dukaty, je
iichz jednotliva cena cinf 120
Ike; omezeny jsou jen casove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
soKofSKA HLfDKA.
(ze sokola Nova vlast. J

(Ze Sokola Nova vlast.)
Z Pfisti titery ma Novy rok po-'
fadA jednota nase 'svoie kaz-
dorocnf vefejne cvicenf ces.
Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pro-,
gram sestavati bude as re IL
cisel telocvicnych a .astoupe-
no bude sedm riznych trid cvi-
cencd obojiho pohlavi a rdzne-
no start.
Clevelandske ceske verejn0-
sti Sokolstvu pffznive, snad uz
zbvtecno by bylo vysvetlcvati
deel vystoupenf tohoto. w,
krajane, to dobre vite, vine
|napicd, ze jiste Sc dostavite,
byly.' drfvejsi slavnosti nase
sokolske i slavnostmi vasimi!
Verejne cviceni jest jednak
ukazkou naSich cMki, naSi so
kolske soustavy telocvicne, IL
kazky nasi kazn6, vysptlosti a
pokroku VI cvicencl mladsich.
mne, ctu-li, jak po sletech vse-
sokclskych Cechach move q
move clenstvo k Sokolu Sc hla-
81 tclocvicny nemohou stacit,
Sc zda, za snad cviceni nase
nevedern tax. jak bratri a Sc
TRY v Cechach! Ci je jinde
chvba? Prali bychom 81 VAST
spravnou kritiku. Nerodava-
me tn ukazku cvikd prostych,
|naradf pro druzstva RUNE W.
|spelcsti? Neni snad mezi ma
mi dosti kazne? Ci podavame
vam tGlocvik tax, ze vas spise
odstrasi, nez by vas privabil?
My, 'nyni v Sokole zdruzeni,
musime "oznamovati", ze So
kolsk6 jednoty existuji a verei-
ne cviceni jest mas den, 'kdy
verejne ukazujeme cviky nase
a lakame druhe k nasledovani.
Je to tedy nase agitace! Dnes
vse we svete vyrobenc, vyp6st6-
ne neb vycvicene, mali lidstvu
byti dodano, must byt "ozna-
movano" ci "staveno na oti".
A to jest i v nasem krouzku
ceskych vystehovalcd S ceskym
sokolstvfm!
Sokolstvo ceske neni dnes
z&dnou popelkou, vi O mem
mnoho jinonarodovci vic nez
i ras mnohy cesky clovek, -
mvohdy ! clovA vlastn: trve
hodi po n6m blatem a to ze
ma "a podobnou praci plat a
on must byt xiv - ale poctivy
nepfitel uzna dnes zaaluhy idci
sokolskyych lidu nasem: pre-
lsident republiky ceskosloven-
sk6 to vi, ze idee sokolske to
bvly, ma kterych osvobozenf
naroda nascho bylo ~budovano.
at' odboiem donna ii legiemi
Ia hranicemi!
A mas lid 'mnohdy zapomina
zapomnel by i ma Sokolstvo,
kdyby toto svoji cinnost neuka
zovalo.
Dosud We sv6te malo jest u
znavana kazda poctiva, ticha
|prace " Istrani, at iednotlivcu
neb celku. A sokolske vefej-
ne cviceni nam pfedstavi mno-
no pilnych vecerd. jak cvici-
telstva tax cvicencn., Jest tre-
ba oboiiho 81 vsimnouti! Ia
tleskanf neb potfepani ma ra-
memo ,cviciteli, menf z&dnou od-
menou. tim nenf jeho snaha u.
znana! Vzdyt'sieho snaha ne
Sc Sc ku prosp9chu celku. vet
siho poctu on chce obetovat|
svoie silly vsem! "A my tako-
We cvicitele' nechavame vystu-
povat, nok co .rok Sc stejnym
poctem clenstva a .clenek me-
.zda Sc vam, ze jen radseme
pracovniky ,ignorujerne. repo-
daiice ruku X dflu q cMcenf Sc
nesliSastnfce?.
/. Tvrs,s zakladatel Sokolst1a,
,pfal 81, ably narod ccly proscl|
skolou sokokkou, aby lid n&s|
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

: That brilliant first-magnitude star,
Vega, in the constellation of Lyra, h
Harp, is now on the meridian at map
time in the early days of h month.
Vega is the brightest star of n
celestial sphere north of h celestial
ecliptic. Eastward of Vega is h
lesser flrst-magnitude star Deneb, in
the constellation of Cygnus, the Swan
and southeastward of Vega lies AL
tair in Aduila the Eagle. These
three bright stars form a large right
aneled triangle which helps greatly
In their Identification, although the
color. position and brightness OF
Vega soon become so familiar that
it can be recognized like the face
of a dear friend.
Vega marks very nearly the point
called the ''apex of the suns a
or the direction in which the sui
and all the planets and satellites OF
the system are moving. The speed
of this movement is enormous, thir-
teen miles per second. OF course,
Vega is itself also in motion, and
no collision is to be anticipated.
AS is we'll known, the pole star
has no physical connection with
the north celestial pole. 1t only
happens to lie vety close about half
a degree to the spot in the heavens
toward which the rotation axis Oh
the earth is pointing. But this axis
is very slowly swinging through the
heavens on a circle which, at the
present ate of motion, will be com
pleted in 25.800 years. and Vega will
be the earth's pole star in about IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
HITCH IN OUTING PLANS
OF SOUTH AMBOY LEGION

SOUTH AMBoY, Aug. 1.-The
committee in charge of the first an
nual excursion to Coney Island,
which is being sponsored by the To-
cal American Legion Post, is con-
fronted with a serious problem at
this time. 1t is understood that the
dock at Coney Island is leased by
the Iron Steamboat Company and
only vessels of that company will
be permitted to dock. However, a
special committee is making an ef-
fort to induce the New York officials
to remedy the situation at least for
August 8.
Until this situation is overcome
one way or another the plans are
temporarily halted, although Harry
A. Leonard, chairman of affairs,
said yesterday, the excursion would
positively leave on the date as set
several weeks ago. The boat has
been chartered for the day and the
necessary details of arrangements in
this city have been completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

900 years.
The center of this circular path
of the pole is the pole of the eclip-
tic" a point 90 degrees from the
ecliptic circle, or suns apparent
path. lust as the celestial pole is 80
degrees from the equator. The radius
of the poles path is twenty-three
and one-half degrees, which is the
angle of inclination of the plane of
the ecliptic to the plane of the equa-
tor.
Variable Beta Lyrae
The next brightest star in Lyra is
known as Beta Lyrae, a most inter-
esting variable star. To the astron-
omen. the word variable used in con-
nection with the stars means a star
whose brightness is subject to
change. At its maximum brightness
the magnitude is about "a. from
this in about three days it drops to
81 magnitude, which means a loss
of about one quarter of its Dght.
Then follows a rise again to the orig
Iinal magnitude, after which comes
another and more rapid drop to a
magnitude of about AZ, correspond
ing only to a brightness of about nal
of thai at the maximum. Ihus the
equal maxima of light alternate
with the unequal minima, the entire
cycle taking only about twelve days.
1t is certain that the cause or Yari-
alton here is the fact that Beta
Lyrae is really a system Oh TWO stars
which periodically eclipse one an
other and that the inequality or n
minima is due to the inequality IN
the brightness and size of the COM
ponent stars. ~
Slightly to the southeast OF Beta
is Gamma Lyrae, a star or ABOUT the
same brightness, which is,
not a variable. On a line
these two and somewhat nearer 10
Beta is the famous Ring Nepula III
Lyra. 1t requires a fairslzed tele-
scope to distinguish the May rms
and the faint central star. IL Is Ihe
general opinion of astronomers tha1
his central star is really a conoensa
ton knot of matter In the strucIufe
of the Nebula and not merely a star
which happens to lie along the same
line of sight and which may not pe
! physically connected with the nepuia
Venus and Mars are botn TOO hea.
the sun for observation TINS IN
the former is in the act or chansihs
from a morning to an se
and the latter vice versa. These
nositions will le maintained by tne
planets throughout the remainder Oh
he year and the early Oh
1924 Saturn and Jupiter still mo
nlace on the map, but this is Lle
| hinged planets last appearance LOT
the year. Jupiter will appear again
on next months map.
partial Eclipse of the Moon
On the morning of the twenty-
sixth there will be a partial ecllPse
az the moon which will be generaily
visible throughout the United STATES
and Canada. The eclipse will peslr
At 4:52 a. M, although the moon
will enter the penumbra' or leSsei
d an hour and a haIr eaTaei
The ending will be at 6:27 a. M Ine
+inoa riven is Eastern standard. only
bout a sixth of the entire lunar sur
lace will suffer eclipse.
Rut a real event for the astron-
omic world will be the total ecnpSe
NJ the sun on September 10, vlslole
az a total eclips along a narr0"
strin running from San Clemente Is
land. off San Diego. Cal, to ram.
nico. Mexico, and through fucata,
into the Caribbean. AS partial
me eclipse will be visible al oVvi
North America. Further detalls VIII
be given next month
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

More lemonade would be drunk if
it had foam on top.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
MATAWAN

Henry S. Terhune, accompanied by
Miss Walters and John Dubois, left
yesterday for Lake Placid where they
will spend several weeks.
Jean White is visiting her grand
mother in Manasquan.
Catherine Devlin, the six-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Devlin, is seriously i'll at her home
here.
Mrs. Clark Boice. of Hazlet, is
visiting Mrs. L. H. Boice.
A large number of people from
this borough, Keyport, Hazlet and
other surrounding towns, visited
Matawan yesterday and last night to
see the celebration consisting of a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
BIDS OPENED
At KEYPORT
Council Also Takes Action on
Bus Transportation and
Other Borough Matters.

KEYPORT, Aug 1 = At a meet
ing of the borough council held
Monday night David Hall, of New
ark, was awarded a temporary per-
nit to operate the Shore Line buses
In the borough between Keyport and
K~eansburg. A schedule will be made
public as soon as possible.
Joint bids for the bonds necessarily
issued for the purchase of Beach
park were made by the Keyport
Banking Company and the Peoples
National bank, both naming 5 per
cent as the rate of interest.
Two bids were received for the
%concreting of Church street between
Second and Third. Walter l.. Clark
son, of Bayonne, 1921, and Louis
j. Selling of Red Bank, $4,7S4, the
latter receiving the contract.
Robert Rothwell was appointed a
committee to attend the meeting of
the Red Bank bus committee on
August 8th. Later in the evening
the council decided not to be rep
resented at the meeting.
The clerk was instructed to ad-
vertise for bids for the excavation
and laying of W pipes on Main
and Jackson streets.
A resolution was passed to pay
John Carr the remaining $4,000 due
on the Beach Park property, m
thousand dollars having already
been paid.
Borough maps as prepared by
Engineer Hopkins were received and
approved. The clerk was instructed
to notify the Board Of Freeholders of
the bad condition of the lower end
of Second street, suggesting guard
fences and improvement of the street
as soon as possible. The Monmouth
Lighting company was also instruct
ed to place an electric light there,
making three lights along that sec
ton, two being inadequate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
OLD BRIDGE


Mrs. John H. Clayton is spending
a short vacation at Asbury Park.
Miss A. Louise Thorn spent Sunday
at Manasquan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elston Hawke and
daughter, Doris, spent the weekend
with relatives at Princeton.
Mrs. r. Rue and daughter, Ger
trude. of South Amboy, and Mrs.
James Thorn, of Chicago, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8.
Thorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Guillon and
Keansburg.
c. D. Montgomery is enjoying his
vacation.
Miss Gertrude Rice has returned
after spending two weeks vacation
In New York.
Mrs. Ruth Meets has returned to
work after spending two weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Appleby en-
tertained out-of-town friends over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wellman and
son Allan spent Sunday at Asbury
Park.
MISS hdlO NlV mas AAOAAAO
from Atlantic City where she has
spent two weeks.
Mrs. K. Squires and Miss Madge
Jolly were South River shoppers
Saturday.
Mrs. A. Meets and daughter
! Helene, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Per-
rine, of New York, spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ].
Meets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hillyer, Mrs.
Cecilia Hillyer and daughter Gene
We've motored to Berlin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley j. Skarvan
and daughter Clara Margaret were
Sunday visitors here.
Edward Van Arsdale was a New
York business visitor yesterday.
The M. Il. church will hold their
lawn supper tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

parade and fire works in honor of
st. Lupo, which was held by the
Columbus Italian Society of this
borough. Besides the fireworks the
crowd was entertained by music
furnished by the Columbus italian
Union band of Perth Amboy. More
than 100 local Italians were in the
parade held at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
AUGSBURG

Fidelity Lodge Odd Fellows, WIN
oonfer the initiatory degree on n
mani At their meeting this Wed-
nesda night. other important Dusi-
ness will be before the meeting.
Mrs. Albert Lange has returneS
from a ten days vacation spent Win
relatives at Asbury Park.
Miss Helen LANCE Is spe1ulnSaS
three weeks vacation at D
Beach.
Nav substitute for gas has peeh
80 nroha hlv costing more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

Professor Fisher. of Yale, says
Eyes, we have no bananas" is cor
rect English. But he said it at a
Battle Creek sanitarium.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

200 Continental Trust bldg. Main 1895: .
COLORED-NACANT.
large. wonderful rooms. electrically light
ed one floor arranged apartment: furnace
heat; in a very excellent northwest loca-
tion. Only $500 cash required, easy monthly
payments. Move in at once.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Very early possession OF large rooms;
h-w.h., cleo, gas and very large yard to i'm
proved alley. This type Of home will easily
pay for itself; 81 900 cash: terms.
Z. d. MACPHERSON,
oo9 Continental Trust Bldg.
Main 1895
Evening star., 1923-08-31

Mr.. 9th AND Z NE.
s6.150-Cozy home of rooms: tiled bath:
hot-water heat; electric lights; and in very
good condition throughout; $1,000 cash, s65
monthly.
NEAR I4th AND SHEPHERD
9.oOo-Tspestry brick: rooms; tiled bath:
h.-w.h.: cleo; colonial front and double rear
porches; large lot; paved street; $1,000 cash
balance easy.
FLA. AVE. AT 18th NE.
$5,25o-Col home Of large rooms and bath
semi-det.. with large cellar. 20 II. wide. House
will be papered to suit tenant; $500 sh, bal
to suit. Vacant now.
9th ST. Mr.. s. G. AVE. Sc.
$7,OO0-For an exceptional bay-window home
of 8 large rooms and bath, new. hot-water
heat and home in fine condition.: purchaser may
select paper and fixtures. Only LOCO cash.
bal. easy Now vacant.
DAVIS &
r1oo N V Ara NV
Evening star., 1923-08-31

$500 Cash. Northeast. $500 Cash.
Buy direct from builder; move In this week;
stop paying rent; new colonial home near
East Capitol St: electricity. hot water heat;
bath. only 81. 400; SOS per mouth. Address
!. BOX ESQ.,. STAR office. :. u
Evening star., 1923-08-31
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7I3 14th Street NV. Main 23



7I3 I4th Street NV Main 2345.
BROOKLAND-$8,5o
hardwood floors
MT. PLEASANT.
$Iyoo Less Than New Houses Like It.
o is
every modern mep
A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN CHEVY CHASE D. c.
frontpo
and
large tiled bath
In excellent condition.
JUST OFF NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
an alley with
There few
reasonable
HIGH VIEW-$7,5oo
in
cne5e Ie well planned in
Is iraton
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Of
chevy Of
% f%Ss tT9 baths and large sleeping
A CORNER HOME
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Zl3 l4th street NV Main 2345.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

800 Block, Columbia Road.
At 81 500 this six-rOom and bala semi-de-
tached home 10 good bug. 1t has gas, elec-
tricity. a twoear garage and unusual furnace
PERCY L. BARHAM,
zas Bond buildLns: Main ssss. 81.
WHOLLY DETACHED
ON WIDE, DEEP LOT,
Here is a home of the first
quality in a most refined neigh
borhood of home owners. Un-
usually attractive grounds, with
beautiful flowers and shrubs !;
house has a most fascinating
plan; comfortable front porch,
large rooms, electric light, hot
water heat; every known con-
venience. This is the season
when property sells quickly.
Don't be too late. 1t is too good
a chance to lose. Price, SIT, 500.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
I4I6 Eye St. Main 2434.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC,
1884 Street NV. :. =. ~ - Franklin $685..
Evening star., 1923-08-31

A very attractive and unusually wide CO.
lonial brick home, located In desirable north
west section convenient to the 14th st. and
tionally large rooms, sleeping porch. cement
front porch. tile bath and all modern improve.
ments, including o bu!it-in garage. Easy terms
arranged.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-H0USES
: ONE OF THESE HOMES WILL FIT YOUR NEEDS.
ON AN AVENUE N.E-$5.ooo; $50 CASH
and
9th NEAR X N.E-$75oo.
Is price a q
SOUTHEAST-$84oo; $500 CASH.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C-$Io,25o
o
lights hardwood
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NEAR PARK RD.-SIo5oo.
n most sein house contains 81
o the
that make this
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG & COMPANY,
IIo8 10th Street Main S72.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

small. individually built brick homo In
that choice section near 30th and SITS. 1t
has six rooms, large bath, sleeping porch, elec.
lights, excellent heating plant, and is In very
good condition. There 10 also a garage. I'm
mediate possession and convenient terms.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Conttnued.

PRICE, $4,000
All city conveniences, together with advantages of
the suburbs Exceptionally attractive two-story and
cellar house, with six large we'll planned rooms and
bath pipeless furnace electric lights; open freplaces
front and side porches garage for two cars fruit and
shade trees in abundance; hedge; improved roads,
house that you will want being desirable, to keep
homestead. Can be subdivided.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
"Over Thirty Years of Real Service"
1912 New York Avenue. Phone Main 2424
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
s7,30o-Lovely home Of rooms and tiled
bath; electricity; furnace; parquetry floors:
wonderful neighborhood. just on Soldiers
Home; bargain at 81 500 cash
n. CAP. & QUINCY NE.
s6.500-0ne.half block from beautiful Trux
ton Circle: rooms and bath bay-window
home in this refined section; furnace heat:
elec. lights; house in good condition: all rooms
are large and bright. Only $500 cash, bal
apce easy.
5th ST. NE.
ss,500-Lovely home of very large rooms
and tiled bath: h.-w.h.; electricity; double
new; $1,000 cash; balance easy.
NEAR 9Th AND K NE.
s10.OOo-s-room and bath COL home in this
very desirable section: has hot-wHter heat
cleo, large bedrooms. double garage, large
cellar with toilet and laundry. Big yard 10
wide alley. Only 900 cash bal. 10 suit;
poss. with deed.
STEELE,