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Evening star., 1923-04-04
Nine. Calve. Friday Afternoon.

Nine. Emma Calve. greatest of
Carmens in opera, will be heard in re-
cital Friday afternoon in Polls
Theater at 4:30 o'clock, under the
management of Mrs. Wilson-Greene
Nine. Calves voice remains a
marvel of range and of vivid dra-
matte tone. 1t is said still to have
the old f1uency and clearness.
Her program will include: "Casta
Diva" tBellinD. Aria de Cleopatra
tHandeD. In Questa Tomba Oscura''
(Beethoven). NY Native Land" and
Cradle Song" (Gretchaninoff). La
Captive" (Berlioz). "Plaisir d'Amour''
(MartinD. 'Nocturne" (Franck), J,
The Rose Has Charmed the Nightin-
gale" tRismky- Aria des
Cartes" and "Habanera" from Car
men") (Bizet. and "Chansons Espag-
noles." French folk songs.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. wilson
Greene's concert bureau. 18th and G.
streets
Evening star., 1923-04-04
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL-Wash
ingtonians in Faust"

Rollin Bond. director of tbe Wash.
ingtonianS. should be commended for
essaying so difficult a feat : an in
depreciation of Gounod's "Faust'
even in Simplified. much abridged
English version with an entire cast
of local talent. AS a step forward In
the achievement of community CO.
operation in music. the production
which had its first showing a Central
High School last night is deservine @
of great credit. Both Mr. Bond and
his wife have spent much conScien-
ttous effort in reaching this point in
their work of encouraging such an
organization as the Peoples National
opera Society. with opera for the
people, of tie people and by the
people
This English translation Of the
great Gounod'S work was made by a
we'll known American music publish
Ing company. and the adaptation 10
suit amateur production purposes
holds the spirit of the complete work
intact.
]. Frank Duggan. with his expert
ence as underStudy OF the great
Lewis Morrison in the role of MephiS-
topheles. showed the effect of tinished
acting as well n skillfully trained
voice Of fine timbre.
NJ. Harry Stevens sang the title
role. He was considerably handicap
ped in the prologue hy 4 prndigious
rounded as he gained in ease and
stage presence and in the last act his
voice was very pleasing.
Bessie Means. Marga rita. and
Else JorsS. as Siebel, seemed to suffer
somewhat from uSlIin.SS in their
high notes and to hold their tones
in reserve, but when they let their
voices out they showed a pleasing
sweet quality. Margarita's duet with
Faust. in Leave Me Not" at the end
of the first act was feature given
good dramatic Interpretation and
we'll sung.
Miss Jorss showed exceptional
stage presence and gave the Flower
Song" in colorful manner.
Raymond G. Moore. a cornpa IA :
lively new singer in Washington, has
baritone voice of rich quality. and
is not hindered by faulty enuncia-
ton. He expressed dramatic fervor
in the portrayal of his role of valen-
tine. brother of Margarita.
Royal NJ. Tinker. as Wagner. and
Cecile NJ. Sale as Martha. completed
the list OF principals and sang their
comparatively small roles well.
The large chorus showed the eX-
cellent training under Mr. Bond. sing
ing with spirit and precision. The
most effective number was the final
chorus OF the celestial choir. The
soldiers Chorus" was also well
rendered.
An unusual feature of this produc-
non of Faust" was the dance cycle
gwen by number of graceful little
girls, under the direction of EstelIe
Murray. They were quite charming.
The opera will be presented at the
high school tonight and also tomor-
row night
Evening star., 1923-04-04
WILL SURVEY CANYONS.
Waterpower Development Aim in
Measuring Colorado River Stretches

The Marble and Grand canyons of
the Colorado, listed in most geog-
raphies as among the narrowest,
deepest and most dangerous river
stretches in the world, will be sur
vcyed during the coming summer to
determine their adaptabflity to a gen
eral scheme of water-power Develop
ment
The section to be mapped comprises
about 900 miles which, according to
records of the Interior Department,
has been traversed only six times by
persons qualified to note the topo-
graphical features for the benefit of
successive travellers
The surveying party already has
been selected and its equipment, much
of 1t specially designed, is now being
gathered.
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P0L1'S-Al Jolson-"Bombo."

Al Jolson will come to Polls
Theater next week. beginning Sun
day. in his new musical extravaganza,
''Bombo." which ran for year in
New York and five months in Chicago
Harold Atterige and Sidmund Rom
berg are the authors of this piece
and were at work on this new ex-
travagapza for considerable time
'Bombo" has a real plot and story
and locale that gives opportunity for
unusual stage pictures. The action
goes back to the time of Christopher
Columbus and deals with the events
concerning the discovery of America.
We find Jolson (Bombo) the servant
OF the discoverer. In New York and
Chicago 1t is said to be Jolson's best
work. The same company that ap-
peared with Mr.. Jolson in New York
will be seen here. including Franklyn
A. Bate. Forrest HUFF. Fritzi Won
Busing. Leah Norah, Mildred Keats.
Vera Bayles Cole. Harry Turpin. Har-
old Crane, Albert Howson, Frank Ber-
nard, Bennett sisters. Mile. Phebe,
Jeanette Dietrich and Ann Mason.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
NATI0NAL-"It Is the Law ''

At the National Theater next week.
commencing Monday night. will be
presented TT Is the Law" melo-
drama. by Elmer L. Rice, author of
"On Trial" a thriller of some sea-
sons ago. and The Adding Machine" +"
which has just been produced in New
york by the Theater Guild. 1T Is
the Law had brilliant run in New
York at the Ritz and Bayes thea,ers.
Samuel Wallach, former Washing
tonian, Is making the presentation
The play is from the story by Hay-
den Talbot. and. aside from its many
dramatic thrills. it has a running
vein of comedy that appeals. Lester
Lonergan staged 1t and the settings
are by Livingston Platt
In the cast will be seen Calvin
Thomas. Arthur Hohl, Dorothy Shoe
maker, George Drury Hart, William
lngerson, Rose Burdick, Walter
Walker. Hans Robert, Constance
Hope, Alexandra Onslow. George We'll
lington. C.. w. Goodrich. John F.
Roche, Charles p. Bates, Jack Thorne,
James Linhart, Joseph De Stefani and
Thomas Hood.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
METRoP0LITAN-"MightyL LAX
q Rose"

Mighty LAX a Rose" First Ma
tionals first individual film produc-
tion. will. be seen for the first time
in Washington at CrandaIrs Metro
Sunday afternoon. 1t is said to have
the heart appeal that characterized
''The Miracle Man" and "Humoresque."
The story concerns the regenerating
influence of a beautiful young blind
violinist in the lives of a gang of
crooks operating in New York.
Lloyd Hamilton's latest comedy,
Extra, Extra" and other short reel
Evening star., 1923-04-04
RIALTO-"The White Flower.

Screened on the volcanic slopes of
the Hawaiian Islands amid scenes of
unusual beauty, Betty Compson's
latest Paramount picture, THE White
Flower" will be shown at Moore's
Rialto Theater next week, beginning
Sunday. 1t Is said to present, for
the first time in a motion picture
story, scenes with which tourists
alone are familiar and to abound in
thrilling episodes. Native Hawaiians
aid in the large supporting cast.
A comedy. The Reporter; the
latest Fox News and Fun From the
Press" with orchestral numbers, will
complete the bill.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
CRANDALL'S-Norma Talmadge
in "The Isle of Conquest"

Norma Talmadge will be pictured at
CrandalPs Theater the first three
days of next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon, in The Isle of Conquest"
adapted by. John Emerson and Anita
Loos from Arthur Hornblow's novel;
by Right of Conquest" The story
woman whose search for happiness
led to the South Seas. The comedy
Will .be supplied by Casey Jones. Jr."
Wednesday and Thursday, lava
Head" gripping story of New Eng
land folk and@ strange love, will be
the feature and Paul Parrott will fur
nish the laughter in The Smile
Wins" Friday and Saturday, Adam
and Eva" Paramount's film version
of the stage play by Guy Bolton and
George Middleton. will be shown. with
Jimmie Adams in ''Oh. Sister" new
farce.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
LINC0LN-Mae Murray in Jazz
mania"

Mae Murray will be pictured at the
Lincoln Theater the first four days
OF next weeb. beginning Sunday after
noon. in "Jazzmania." the story OF
the adventures of IA Balkan queen
a victim TO the Jazz craze. Fighting
Blood" No. ., "The knight In Gale.
and a new issue of the K.nograms
also will be shown.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 0I
next week, Katherine Macdonald viii
be seen in The Woman Conquers,
and Buster Keaton in Day Dreams,
with The Northwest Mounted,
Goldwyn sport reel. Friday VIII De
Talent Contest" night.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Richard Dix
and Mae Busch in THE Christian !:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Leatrice Joy
and Jacqueline Logan, in Java Head.
and Paul Parrott. in Get Your Nal !;
Thursday, Milton Sills. in The For
gotten Law" and comedy. Fishing :;
Friday. Eva Novak and Cullen Lands.
in "Dollar Devils and George
O'Hara, in Fighting Blood, No. l.;
Saturday. Johnny Walker. in The
Fourth Musketeer," and Charlie
Chaplin, in "A Days Pleasure
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Photoplays.
C0LUMBIA-Pola Negri in Bella
Donna"

Bella Donna" the first America n
picture production of Pola Negri, will
be given it's premiere Washington
presentation at Loew's Columbia next
Sunday afternoon. 1t is Paramount
production. The story is by Robert
Hichens, world famous novelist. and
George Fitzmaurice directed the pic
ture. The supporting company in
cludes Conway Tearle, Conrad Nagel
and Lois Wilson.
Such is the classic setting in which
the famous star of Passion" will
American star. A phOtoplay feature
de luxe is announced in respect to
production, settings. photography.
heart-interest, character portrayal
and all that goes to make appeal in
a Dicture.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
SAVOY.

Sunday and Monday, Richard Dix
and Mae Busch. In THE Christian"
by Hall Caine: Tuesday and Wednes-
DAY, Leatrtce Joy and Jacqueline Lo-
gan, In Java Head" and comedy;
tIshing"; Thursday. Milton Sills. in
Ihe Forgotten Law" and Paul Par
rott, in Get Your Man: Friday. Eva
Novak and Cullen Lands. in Dollar
lewis. and George O'Hara in
Flghting Blood" No. i: Saturday
Johnny Walker. in The Fourth Mus
keteer, and Louise Fazenda, in Pest
OF the Storm Country"
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Hilaire Belloc, Friday.

HiIaire Belloc will speak at the Ma
tional Theater Friday afternoon at
40, under the auspices of the Knights
of Columbus Evening School. His
theme will be THE Situation In
Europe, NJ. Belloc has achieved his
fame as a writer of English. His
father was an eminent French bar
rister, and four of his ancestors on
the paternal side had been generals
in the armies of the first Napoleon:
NJ Hilaire, however, was reared and
educated in England, having been
graduated with high honors from
Balliol College at Oxford.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
Chevy Chase.

Sunday and Monday. Booth lark :
ington's The Flirt." Fun From the
Press and International News: Tues
day, Thomas Meighan, in The Man
Who Saw Tomorrow; Bobby Fer-
non, in In Dutch" and great Ameri-
can authors, Washington Irving ;
Wednesday. Pauline Starke, in The
Kingdom within; Bull Montana. in
The Punctured Prince" and Inter-
national News: Thursday. Milton Sills,
in The Marriage Chance; Stan Lau-
rel, in Mud and Sand" and Inter
national News: Friday, Bert Lytell
and Betty Compson. i'm Kick In;
Jimmy Adams. in Once over" and
Oregon Trail" No. 4: Saturday. May
McAvoy, in The Top of New York"
Jack Cooper, in "Vamped,' and Movie
Chats
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York.

sunday and Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Lloyd. in "Dr. Jack; Mutt and
jeff cartoon. Pathe Review and Pathe
News: Tuesday and Wednesday. d. w.
Gritiith's "One Exciting Night
Thursday. House Peters in Human
Hearts. and Paul Parrott. in Get
Your Man: Friday. Tom Mix. in "po-
nance Land" and Sunshine comedy.
Clothes and or: Saturday, Pauline
Starke and CASTOR Glass. in The
Kingdom Within" and Our Gang
comedy. THE Big Show"
Evening star., 1923-04-04
Baron Eugene Fersen, April
8, 8. 10.

'"Old age is q disease caused by
worry. which is a species of jazz
mony Of the body vibrations and
causes 1t to begin dying from the
skin inward" according, to Baron
Eugene Fersen, who will on April
lures at the City Club, on Mans
Latent Forces and How to Develop
Them" The lectures will be given
at 8:15 o'clock each evening
I'VE have within us the power to
overcome the conditions that cause
death; to renew the $4,000, ,00O, 900
cells of the body and by right living
and harmonious thinking live as
long as we please"
Evening star., 1923-04-04
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Leatrice Joy
and comedy. "Fishing"; Tuesday and
Wednesday,. Richard Dix and Ma e
Busch, in The Christian. by Hall
Caine; Thursday Eva Noyak ana Sul ,
len Landis. in Dollar Devils" and
Jimmie Adams, in 'Oh. Sister; Fri
day. Milton Sils. in The Forgotten
Law" and Paul Parrott, in Get Your
Man; Saturday, Viola Dana. in Grin :
oline and Romance" and Christie
comedy, Chop Suey."
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Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. Robert Louis
Stevenson's "Ebb Tide" and THE Mes
sage of DR.. Emile Coue": Tuesday
and Wednesday, Betty Compson and
Bert Lytell. in Kick In; Thurs
day, Nazimova, in Out of the Fog;
Friday, Priscilla Dean, in paid in
Advance" and Buster Keaton, in
Day Dreams; Saturday. Dorothy
Dalton. in Dark Secrets" and matt
nee only. Around the World in Eight
cen Days" No, g.
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for that date will be good for next
weeks concert
In addition to his operatic tri-
umphs, Paul Althouse has been heard
in concert in practically every i'm
portant city Of the United States.
Remaining seats for this recital
may be obtained from T. Arthur
Smith, Inc, 1306 G. street.
Evening star., 1923-04-04

Epiphany as the result of the vestry
election held there. Admiral NJ. It.
Endicott is Junior warden; W. w.
Scott is registrar.
vestrymen were elected as follows;
Merritt o. Chance. Gen. 8. T. Ansell.
r. W. Hynson, Charles F. Wilson,
Gen. John A. Lejeune, DR.. w. Sim
clair Bowen and William c. Johnson.
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Home.

Sunday and Monday, Lila Lee and
James Kirkwood, in "Ebb Tide;
Tuesday. Agnes Ayres. in "A Daugh-
Thusrday. Betty Compson, and Bert
Lytell. in Kick In; Friday, Mabel
Julienne Scott, In "The Power of a
Lie; Saturday. Milford Howard, in
The Bishop of the Ozarks"
Evening star., 1923-04-04
Raphael.

Sunday and Monday, Milton Sills
snndsH. sna wanda md, Hawley; in Burning
Headless Horseman"; Wednesday,
Dorothy Dalton. in Dark Secrets;
Thursday. Dorothy Phillips. in "The
worlds Stage: Friday. Katherine
Macdonald, in THE Woman Con-
quers': Saturday. Johnnie Walker. in
Captain Fly-by-Night"
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Elite.

Sunday. and Monday, Betty Comp
son, in ITO Have and To Hold; Tues
day, Wallace Reid, in Thirty Days;
Wednesday. Norma Talmadge, in THE
Secrets of the Storm Country; Thurs
day, Helen Jerome Eddy, In when
shoulder Arms; Friday, Wanda
Hawiey. in. Burning Sands; Satur-
day, Mary Pickford, in Heart of the
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Hippodrome.

Sunday and Monday, Elaine Ham
merstetn and Conway Tearle, in "One
Week of Love; Tuesday, Gloria
Swanson. IN Her Gilded Cage; Wed
nesday, Frank Mayo, in Wolf Law;
Thursday, Missing Husbands; Fri
day. Jack Holt, In while Satan
Sleeps; Saturday, "The Old Oaken
Bucket"
Evening star., 1923-04-04
Paul Althouse, April 13.

Paul Althouse Of the Metropolitan
Grand Opera Company will be the
artist for the concluding star concert
to be given by T. Arthur Smith, Inc,
on Friday afternoon. April IS, at the
National Theater. This recital will
be'in place of the concert scheduled
de Gogorza was TO have appeared. but
was prevented by illness. Tickets
Evening star., 1923-04-04
Rho Beta Chapter Concert.

A concert will be given by Rho
Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon Ma
tiond Honorary Musical Sorority. at
the First Congregational Church Fri
day evening at o'clock.
The list of artists follows: Flora
icGiIl Keefer, mezzo soprano; Eliza
beth Winston, pianist; Netta Craig,
soprano; Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann, basso, and Richard Lorleberg,
cellist; accompanies, Mrs. Trenis,
Crete Won Bayer and Mabel c. Lin
ton. There will be no charge for ad-
mission
Evening star., 1923-04-04

"Crashin' Thru" six reels of mighty
action, spectacular climaxes and spon-
taneous humor. will be offered at
Crandalfs Central Theater the first
Iour days of next week, beginning
sunday, with Harry Carey cast in the
pivotal role. The story is one of
romance and adventure, which reach
es high points Of suspense. six
minute Smith," one of the Fighting
recitals will complete the program.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Mae
Murray will be pictured in Jazz
mania, and the bill will include
ment.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
Dumbarton.

Sunday. Agnes Ayres, in "Daugh-
ters of Luxury: Monday. Vera Cor
don, in Your Best FRIEND; Tuesday,
"Earthbound"; Wednesday, Lila Lee
and James Kirkwood. in "Ebb Tide
Thursday, Dorothy Dalton, in Dark
Secrets; Friday. Hobart Bosworth,
in His Own Law; Saturday. Dustin
Farnum in Three Who Paid
Evening star., 1923-04-04
GAYETY-Dave Marion.

Next week. Dave Marion's Own
Show will come to the Gayety The
ater. Marion's name has become
byword among burleSque devotees
for high-clas entertainment. The
attraction, includes girls galore and
is full of pep. punch and personality.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
Charles Stratton, Tomorrow Nipht

gram to be given tomorrow night u
the Art Center by Charles Strattom.
tenor, will be the negro spirituals,
which were especially arranged for
him by c. Fonteyn Manney of Boston.
Mr- Manney will accompany Mr.
Stratton in his recital tomorrow.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS

edy BY William Anthony MCGUIRE.
has caused the extension of it's en-
gagement for a second week at the
President. beginning next Sunday
night. A capacity audience greeted
the play last Sunday night.
Miss Wanda Lyon and George
Barnes have the chief roles in the
production, which has been staged
by Harry Manners.
The story concerns the effort OF a
loving couple in a cottage to sup
port motor car on Street-car
salary.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
PRESIDENT" six. Cylinder
Love-"

The popularity achieved at the
President this week by "Six-Cylinder
Love-" the nso<er-car romantic COM
Evening star., 1923-04-04

president-manager of the club. The
occasion was sponsored by the local
Brown alumni of which c. C.. Waters
Is president. Dancing followed the
program.
Evening star., 1923-04-04
STANDS SENIOR WARDEN.

Election of Officers by Epiphany
Church Vestry.
DIR. A. r. Stands has been elected
senior warden OF the Church of the
Evening star., 1923-04-04
CENTRAL-"Crashin' Thru"

features will be shown, with special
orchestral music.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs
Continued.
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$I25oo.
SAUIIS ADDITION.
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NEAR FIVE-HUNDRED-ACRE PARK NV
On lot 25x142 modern
$4,000
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ON THE HEIGHTS.
heat se sion Jun 10. ~ ~ ~ f'
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and
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CLEVELAND PARK.

modern home, practically new. with
plenty of light and air, located within q
square of Connecticut avenue and being in
perfect repair. $1,000 cash is all that is re-
Gured in the purchase of this home. The
balance can be arranged on a monthly basis
the same as rent: There are beautiful,
bright rooms, h,-w.h., electric lights. hard
wood floors. large porches and a we'll built
garage Possession can be had at once.
Evening star., 1923-06-09
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Price. SI2ooo

Located within one square of Dupont Circle
and on a prominent quiet street, this house
is nicely arranged and very attractvely stu
ated In respect to convenience and access
bility. 1t has large rooms and baths
h.-w.h., elec. lights, and is in very excellent
condition. The owner will make very accom-
modating terms and give immediate posses
Evening star., 1923-06-09
SIillh

\ splendid little brick home. almost new
containing d rooms and tiled bath and room
FOR garage. Located east Of North Captol
81 ana north of Rhode Island avenue. in a
strictly white neighborhood where increase In
property values appears certain. See this
offering without delay
Evening star., 1923-06-09
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.

NFOTgIa I've. lime,
$500 Cash
This practically new two-story brick resi-.
dence must he sold without delay and is Of
fered at sacrifice for S11. 500 with only S50t
cash. Eight a bedronms) built in ga.
rage. large attic. basement under entire house
large rear porch, sleeping porch, hardwood
nnors: hot-water heat, within blocks of 4
excellent schools ideal neighhorhood for chill
dren. Let us show You this real buy.
Evening star., 1923-06-09
1900 BLOCK r ST. S.E.

50, 800.
This is three-story red brick residence
containing large rooms hotwater heat new
ly papered and painted throughout. Two Law
atorieS in addition to tiled hath Deep lot
with paved alley in rear. This unusual Of
fering can he obtained for 81 900 cash. the
balance easy terms.
MADDuN. MARSHALL & co, NC.
HOS 18th ST NV. Main SeI0-il.
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FOR HEALTH-FOR HAPPINESS
FOR PROFIT.

We urge you inspect this CORNER house Built when
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city's best building firms IT IS NOT AN OLD HOUSE
AND is IN GOOD CONDITION. 1t has six rooms and one
tiled outside bath good back yard paved alley 1t
located in of Washngons most select home centers in
the northwest
Its noteworthy features its attractive outlook its lv
able pa good neghborhood and most unusual front and
side lawn. This house is worthy OF your interest.
ARNOLD & COMPANY.
1911 H ST.
MAIN 657-65S
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SELECTED HOME BUYS IN CHOICE SECTIONS
1906 MCKINLEY ST.

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SIXTEENTH STREET RESERVOIR

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN A LARGE
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ABOUT IT.
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FOUR HUGE BEDROOMS, DOUBLE GLASSED-INI
SLEEPING PORCH TWO ROOMS FINISHED ON THIRD
FLOOR TWO BATHS PORCH FRONT AND SIDE, DOU-
BILE GARAGE ON LARGE LOT. WITH ROSE BUSHES
AND SHRUBBERY. THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE
FEATURES.
NELSON K. LYONS,
REAL ESTATE.
RIGGS BANK BUILDING. 14th AND PARK ROAD.
PHONE COLUMBIA 1o24o-J
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SEVERAL GOOD BUYS.
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KAL0RAMA ROAD.
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$4,000 with only a small cash payment
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rooms and large tile bath: large basement
hot-water heat. well built and in excellent con
dition throughout: bargain.