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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-03

Mesick o. r. Da,v
Pinkham r. II. B Morlines
Walker E. Il. Ereiherp
Substitutions' Schuk for Morlines,
Fleshner for Dwyer, Johnson for
Koffer and Roosevelt, ZuIIo for
Breen, Jacobowitz for Bodnar. S.
Sullivan for Pinkham. Green for
Gilrain Demish for Green, Moon for
Whalen and Faulkner for Bader.
The score by periods:
Roosevelt ........ 0 0 10 0-13
Carlisles 80 o q @
Referee, Harry Reynolds. Timer.
d. O'Rourke. Linesmen. Brown and
Ray and umpire L. Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-03
INK" THOMAS WILL LEAD AMBOYS AGAINST TURNER'S
Maurer TOSSerS Beaten
In Opening Series Co.;
Second Contest Sunddy

**P. Dametch ........ 0 0 0 0
- -
35 3 9 2
Score by innings:
H. C. C. -. 0 0 4 0 0 0 8 0 OF
Maurer 500. 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-3
Summary: Three base hits, Peary
and A. Dametsch. Two base hits,
J. Mitruska and G. Mitruska. Struck
out by Faltisco, 81; Buckalew, 10.
Bases on balls, off Faltisco, A; off
Buckalew, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-03
Girls Idle

The New York Bloomer Girls base
ball nine have October IA, 81 and
20 open for clubs in this vicinity
Margaret Mabel, so Beach street,
Stapleton, Staten Island, or phone
Tompkinsville 2515.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
TODAY'S WINNER.

What further proof do we need
that Tutanl1hamen was the Pha-
raoh of the Exodus? Didn't they
find fiy-swatters in his tomb?
r. ". YOUNG.
Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
(An order for frc dollars acilI
touuy % ,.aii.u t..is co.-.so"to.J
Evening star., 1923-03-14
POSTER CONTEST IN VIEW
FOR THE TRAINING CAMPS
Effort to Induce Young Men to
Enlist in Citizens Mill
tary Service.

In an effort to obtain suitable de-
sign for a poster to be used in the
campaign to attract young men TO
The Citizens Military Training Camps
70 be held this summer Il contest has
been inaugurated by the headquarters
OF the 5rd Corps Area. which directs
military activities here. Maryland.
Virginia and PENNSYLVANIA.
The object of the Citizens Military
Training Camps is to bring together
young men of high type under the
most favorable conditions of outdoor
life; to stimulate and promote citi-
2enship, patriotism and Amertcanlsm:
and, through expert physical dfrec-
training. to benefit the young men in
dividually. and bring them to realize
their obligations to their country.
The ideas of recreation and training
for American citizenship should pre-
dominate in the poster. The military
training feature should be subordi-
nate. hut must be worked in with the
other two ideas.
The conditions governing contests
are: \ sketch of the poster to be sub
r,itted on letter size sheet (SX1ol.
iachesD. not later than March Is. All
sketches will be submitted to a board
which will select the one most SUIT
able. To the winner prize or SlV
will be paid. II the design Is deemed
suitable. contract will be given for
the completed poster. for winch an
additional SO will be allowed. Com
Dfete a poster to be approximately lSx24
inches Sketch and poster to become
property of War Department without
reservation.- The poster should pref
era bly, be such that ii may be repro
duced in one color and must not re-
auire the use of more than three
Sketches should be submitted to
officer in charge Citizens Military
training Camps affairs. headquarters
srd Corps Area, Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
FRIENDLY OVERTURES
FROM CHINA TO JAPAN
Peking Government in Published
Note Stresses the "Importance'
of Amicable Relations.

Word has been received here from
Peking that the Chinese government
has published a note streSsing the
importance of consolidating and
strengthening the friendly relations
between China and Japan, so as to
maintain the peace Of the world by
guarding the peace or the far
east" The note gives reference to
the twenty-ons demands considered
at the Paris and Washington confer
erces and the action of the Chinese
parliament last January. declaring
treaties and acts of May %. 1915,
null and void. and concludes as fol-
lows:
In view of the fact that the lease
OF Port Arthur and Dalny is about
10 expire the Chinese government
considers the present an appropriate
time to improve Sino-Japanese rela-
1ionship by reiteratinS a formal dec
1aration to the Japanese government
that. with reference to the treatiees
concluded and notes exchanged on
May %, 1915, the whole body of these
agreements should be considered
abrogated, it being understood that
those portions of the said treaties
and notes which concern questions
since settled and claims since given
ny Japan have already been and re-
main abrogated The Japanese gov
ernment is hereby requested to ap-
point a day for discussion with the
Chinese government Of questions in
cidental to the retrocession of Port
Arthur and Dalny as well as any
problem consequent upon the abro-
cation of the aforesaid treaties and
notes of 1915
Evening star., 1923-03-14
The RiAed Coop

/ do not know w&eeame by night
and stole my old blue hen; I heard
her squawking in alright, what
time the clock struck ten; she was
enlbezzled by some wight who'll
wind up in the pen. sorely miss
that trusty bird; she laid All egg a
day. from which it well may be m
fcrrcd that she was worth her pay /;
j gricve. but IL would be absurd to
stand around aud bray. I'm sorry
for my hen. but more ] grievc for
him who stole: the prisons grim
forbidding door il certainly his
goal; his heart IL wrong and sick
aud sore is his unwliolcsome soul.
The eggs ] buy arc old and stale.
they are not worth whoop,r al
though their price. in mintcd kalc.
would make ones spirits droop, and
yet I'would not see in Jail the man
who robbed my coop. I've only pity
for the skate who pulls an evil
trick; / know full we'll dismal fate
awaits each sinful hick; the hand
cuffs and the lockstcp gait, the cell
of stone or brick. 1t is by stealing
laying hens that one cmbarks in
crime, and wandcrs through sins
noisomc fens. with all their reck
and slime. until. inside the worst of
pens, VIC find him doing time. An
inexpensive chicken now will serve
the goddess man, and later on it is
a COW, and then fine sedan; at
last the law will show him how
sinner gets the can.
(Copyright.) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
TO DETERMINE WEIGHT
OF BURNED GASOLINE
Bureau of Standards Experiment
ing in Maintenance of Proper
Levels for Airships.

Experiments are being conducted at
the Bureau of Standards of the Depart
ment of Commerce to make up for the
weight of gasoline burned in the highs
of a dirigible airship so that some OF the
lifting medium of the ship VIII NOT nave
TO he dispelled in order to MAINTAIN !he
proper level The experiments. Deins
held In conjunction with the Army ar
service consist of condensing from the
exhaust a part of the water formed py
the burning of the compounds OF hSdro :
gen and carbon of which gasoline ls
colnposed The hydrogen in burning
takes from the air eight times its Weight
OF oxygen so that the resulting water
is sufficient in weight to compensate
for the gasoline burned.
A lighter -than-air craft in flight must
be kept in approximate equilibrium SO
that it has no great tendency TO rise or
to fall. It's weight is reduced by the
amount Of gasoline burned. and under
present conditions this must be com
pensated for by releasing some OF the
lifting gas. either hydrogen or helium:
The new method obviates this waste OF
gas by keeping the weight of the air
ship practically constant.
The exhaust is passed through long
light pipes hung from the frame Of the
airship. In these it is cooled down near
Iy 10 the temperature of the air before
it is released. The water 1t contains IS
condensed and is carried to the ballast
tanks. while the other components are
released.
Evening star., 1923-03-14

Wouldn't it be better to turn thos-
Automobile Courtesy stickers. s,i'
seen on many windShieids. around $
the drivers could read them?
j. n. MENUS.
1860 Columbia road
Headline from recent Star: "Nin'
Per Day to BE Limit. Say En-.
ployers."
the limit, say the people.
j.. ELIOT WRIGHT. .Jr..
1851 Columbia road.
can't see why they should
help people who know more than they
JOSEPH r. CREAHER.
ta7 p street northwest.
SPEAKING OF CONFERENCES"
Any wife can draw up n marital
agenda. but mighty few can prevent
. ''s" oswA1D DRuRr.
A DRAWBACK
My Lord Hish-Low-Is the king a
worthy poker player?
Niscount I, Deal--Nay:: too <often his
majesty betrayeth himself by showing
v. BEEDE,
- General Delivery.
Superfluous statement: That southern
Rhodesia, to be annexed by Great
Britain, is rich in gold and other
minerals.
T. H. HEATH,
The Pasadena.
We often see Jest of ours, but sell
dom hear the Jingle
THOMAS j. FORD,
Veterans Training Center.
Silrcr Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
BEWARE THE IpEs OF MARCH.

BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH.
Don't fail to pay your income tax on
time. J. Caesar delayed until March
10 and there were so many question:
able points in his form that he was
unable to make his return.
W. W. MILLER.
5I5 10Th street northeast.
"well. I was certainly outspollen in
my sentiments at the club today" de-
clared Mrs. Garrulous to her husband.
You we're? Who outspoke you?" he
-. .i.qu.rrd.
W. ". RIECKs,
Is 9Th street northeast.
CHANGING downward. a small boy said
% his friend: say. Bill, your pants is
kinda short, amt they"
''Oh, no. I'm jest too fur down in
en-"
F. O. BROWN.
sfi2 Ward place northwest.
\ negro was trying to tell a newly
arrived foreigner that he had been for
u time in the hospital.
whats a hospital?" was the query
The reply was: "A hospital am jes'
natchelly museum o misery"
MRS E. W. BOWLEs.
1888 Park road northwest
Headline: predicts 81 Gasoline"
The bootleggers must be cornering it.
CHESTER LEiSURE,
Capper's Weekly.
SECOND THE MOTION.
with apologies to every one gone be-
fore who has parodied or paraphrased
this poem.)
Backward, turn backward, oh, time, in
thy flight.
Make the world safe again just for
tonight:
Somebody send all the speeders to Jail,
Lock up the bootFeggers-don't give
them bail.
Make the cake-eaters find something
to do.
Make the vamps lay off all good men
and true:
Fill all our cellars with coal that will
burn,
And make our bins less than the money
we earn.
ELIAS W. KTDWILER,
5502 Illinois dpenue north,Ccst.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
T0DAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

N!ATlONALr-h0Dert Mantoil, IN
"As You Like It." at 2:20 and
POLps-Eleanor Painter. in 1.-THE
Exile" at $3.50 pm.
GARRICK Garrick Players and
Tom Wise. In Three, Wise Fools" at
$50 pm.
PREsIDENT-wsnd Lyon, in "The
Meanest Man in the World" at 2:2O
and 500 pm.
BELAsCO-Hazel Dawn, in "The
Demi- Virgin" at $3.50 p.m.
kEITH'S-Singers Midgets and
vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 pm.
COsMOs-The Spanish Follies and
STRAND - Cosmopolitan Dancers
and vaudeville, at 2:45, 6:3O and S:45
pm.
GAYETY-knick-K -Knacks and bur-
lcsQue, at 2:15 and Sis pm.
METROPOLITAN Lloyd. in
''Dr. Jack" photoplay, at 1850 am,
1916. 1;46. $3.50. $685. $50 8 and 10
pm.
COLUMBIA - Cecil De Miles
adams Rib" at 10:45 am, and 12:45,
2:55, 6, Z and 9:15 pm.
PALACE-Marion Davies. inr"Adam
and Eva" at 1885 am. and 1920, 2:05,
4, 5:45, 1880 and $3.50 pm.
RIALTO-Helen Jerome Eddy, in
1.-The Flirt," at 1890 am, 1880, $3.50,
$3.50. 1880 and $3.50 pm.
CENTRAL-Eva Novak. in Dollar
Devils" at 11:40 am, lao, $40, 5:35,
1885 and 9:45 pm.
RAMS HEAD PLAYERS-"The
Tents OF the Arabs" and Joint Own
ers in SPAIN" at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
USESN|CHTCOWN
TO HANG HERSELF.
Woman Patient at Chevy
Chase Sanitarium Found
Dead in Closet.

Miss Emma Witzcl. thirty-two years
old, of 414 r street southwest. COM
mitted suicide by hanging herself
yesterday afternoon at n sanitarium
In Chevy Chase, where she had been
under treatment for several months
for nervous disorders.
The young woman used her own
nightgown with which TO destroy
herself. Wrapping part of the gar
ment around her neck she suspended
the remaining part from closet
shelf and jumped. She had been dead
some time when nurse who had
been searching for her opened the
closet door and made the discovery.
Miss Witzcls condition had not been
such as TO warrant belief that she
would destroy herself. AS matter
of fact, she had been given the free
dom of the sanitarium. Coroner
hewitt made an investigation and
issued q certificate of suicide.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
tests and eAn@les g.

the cabinet "Work'
date number $685. They
remarkable record
bunEu by thoscv VIII "COue"
Evening star., 1923-03-14
TRIBUTE TO CHIEF CLERK.
Gen. Hart, in Announcing Death.
Lauds Emmett Hamilton.

Maj. Gen W. H. Hart, quartermaster
general Of the Army. in announcing the
recent death OF Emmet Hamilton, late
chief clerk of his Office. who had been
I'm the government service for forty
seven years. paid the following tribute
10 his memory:
MIR. Hamilton was a man OF the
highest character, unusual intelligence
and pleasing personality. His long
service has been marked by faithfulness
70 every trust confided to him; by 10y
atty TO the government, his superiors
and the personnel of the services with
which he has been connected; by scrup-
1lous devotion to every duty even at
fhe sacrifice Of his own health. The
ntIartermaster general feels deeply the
loss to the service in his death and the
personal loss of a loyal. faithful as
sistant and sincere friend"
Evening star., 1923-03-14

OF Interest to Farmers and Gardeners.
Look through the For Farm and
Garden" column in the Classified Sec
tion-you'll find much that will help
YOU in your plan to garden and raise
poultry this summer. Success IN such
things depends upon the right begin
ming. g.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1923-03-14

Headaches from Slight Colds.
Laxative RRoM0 CIINISE Tablets relieve the
Headache by curing tine Cold. A tonic laxative
ard germ destroyer. The box bears thc sigma ture
Of r. ". Grove. BE sure you get BROMOl Soc.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1923-03-14

Throughout the world 75,000,000
men were mobilized during the world
war. Of which number 30,000,000 were
under arms at the time of the armi-
stice
Evening star., 1923-03-14

1t is estimated that 146.000,000
fragments from comets lombard the
earth annually.
Evening star., 1923-03-14

Porto Rico has an area of about
8, ,606 square miles. Its population in
1920 was 1,297.000. OF whom $4,000
were negroes, $4,000 mulattoes, the
rest being of the white race.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24

|sot az is, hogy a menyasszony
hany eyes, ami mem tartozik vol
Itakep vilagra.
A t0rveny kerlelhetleniil elren-
deli, hogy minden adatot fol kell
olvasni es nekem jutott ez a diszes
szerep is. Evek hosszu tapasztala-
sab6l mondhatom, hogy a meny-
asszony sziiletesi evenek felolva-
sasa igen gyakran eros kohogesi
rohamot Walt Xxi az erdekelt felek-
b6l. Ha elkezdem olvasni: "szii-
letesenek ideje ezernyolcsza.... F"
a menyasszony rokonai olyan
lpriiszkolest visznek vegbe, mintha
egy het 6ta ncm lett volna szabad
k0hogni0k es most t0rne XII bel6-
luk egyszerre. A nasznep koz6tt
pedig megismerem menyasszony
mamaiat, inert az gyilkos tekinte-
tevel keresztiilszurja kotclesseg-
teljesito remenysegeimet.
Mint mondtam, filozofus va
gyok Ires oraimban es ennek a
mem ep konnyii mestersegnek gya-
korlasarai az anyakonyv mellett
szaz es szaz alkalom kinalkoz;k.
Es micsoda megfigyel6sek!
Mar ahogy valaki a tollat fogja,
hogy hazassagi aktust neve ala
| irasaval tanusitsa, abbol meg lehet
allapitani, hogy szerelmi hazassa-
got kot-e, penzert hazasodott vagy
feltekeny-e, boldog vagy boldogta-
Ian? A szerelmes ferj hatarozott
vidam betiik..sel ir es ragyog6 szem
mel hivja ujdonsiilt feleseget,
hogy az is irja ala 6s dialalmas
mosollyal nezi, ifju neje hogy We
ii betiiket. Az 6rdekbol hazaso-
do unott arccal csapja oda ne
vet es neha XII sem alzarja irni ege-
szen, megelegszik azzal, ami ceg-
tablaian van: "Kovacs X
Es az nj asszonyok! Ide j0je-
mex a lelekbuvarok, akik az en-
berek arcat nagy pillantokban
meg akarjak lesni. Kezdjuk a
szegenyebb sorsuakon. Valahany
szakacsne, szobaleany, masam6d,
varr6n6cske jut a neve alairasa-
max magasztos pillanataig, kijelen
ii zavartan, hogy izgatott es re-
meg a keze. A feher cernakeztyiit
izgalmas nekikesziil6dessel vetik
lie es munkaban megerdesedett vi
juk nehezen yeti az akombakomo-
kat es vegul egy nyogessel fejezik
be az alairast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24

A ferfiak rends2erint hangosab-
ban mondiak, a n5k halkabban es
nemelyiknek az izgatottsag ngy
elfojtja a hangjat, hogy alig hallat
silk. Nemelyiknek csak az aka
rebegi hangtalanul az igent. Az
ertlyesek hatarozottan, az ingado-
z6k bizonytalanul mondjak, a
konnyelmiiek szelesen, gondtala-
nnl. Az egyik sirva. mask ka-
cagva ejti XII boldogito igent es
rendszerint forditva van: aki sir,
boldog es aki nevct, a szive me-
llyen boldogtalan. Neha az asz-
Stony vagja ki a kemeny "igen''-t
les mellette a ferje igenje halk, re-
zignalo sohajtas. Ebb1l papucs.
kormany lesz, gondolom ilyenkor
magamban.
Az egyik asszony, mialatt az
igent mondja, az anyak0nyvveza-
tot nezi, mintha valami szertartas-
mesterre figyelne. A masiknak
az ujdonsiilt ferjen pihen szerel-
mes tekintete. A harmadik meg
akkor is, oft is :. egy harmadik-
kal kacerkodik. Eszcmbe jut egy
poetikus jelenet. A volegeny sz6p
szalas fiatalember volt, meny-
asszony gy0nged, t0rekeny, pici es
odasimult a ferjehez, aki atkarolta
es ICY rebegtek cl a boldogit6
Iigent egymas szemebe. Egyszer
volt, sep volt, italian igaz Sc VOLT.
Es mint valami 6riasi kaleidosz-
kopban, folyton valtozik szemem
el6tt KEEP. Ifjak, 0regek, szege-
Inyek, gazdagok, vidamak, banato-
SAX valtjak fol egymast, csak no
ia mindig ugyanaz: "igen!" es
"igen!" Gyanutlanul mond djak es
alig veszik eszre, hogy az anya-
konyv mell6l egy filoz6fus figyeli
oket ;. egy filoz6fus, aki mar
annyi hazassag sziileteset latta ma
ga el6tt, hogy mem csoda, ha soha-
Sc fog me ghazasodni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24

A feher glaszekeztyiik mar mas
kacs6kat rejtegAtnek. Neha-tna-
ha - es meg AIT mondjak, hogy
lunalmas hivatalban - pici tim
derkacs6k hamoz6dnak ki bel6-
lnk. Keskeny, hegyes ujjak, ro-
zsaszinii, apolt k0rm0cskek, fl
noman ivelt es halvanyan erezett
kezfei, amelyen meg oft tapad a
Icsnsztato-por, q federvajsz kretas
Inyoma! Az ujjak kaceran fogjak
a tollat, a kez kisse remeg ess elkez-
d6dik a betiivet6s. Ha egy olyan
ostoba Ris betiicske kimarad a new
alairasb6l, ez nyilvan az izgalom
jele. A betiik legtobbsz0r gom-
b0lydedek, ritkabban angolosan
hosszuak szarkalabszeriiek. Aki
angolos betiiket vet, az j6 tarsa-
saghoz tartozik vagy szeretne oda-
tartozni.
Meg egy eszrevetel. Az assoc
nyok neviik utan tobbnyire pom
| tot tesznek. Miert? AIT akariak-e
mondani, hogy most mar vege
minden leanyos bohosagnak
Flirtjeiket zarjak lie ezzel pont-
tai? Vagy pedig AIT jelzik.e,
hogy a fogas sikeriilt es pont!
Ha valaki AIT mondja, hogy
eZek csak kiilsGsegek, ere AIT fe-
lelem, hogy filoz6fus meg eek
b6l a kiils6segekbol is tud kovet-
keztetni. Milyen mas lelekre vail
peldaul, ha valaki ujjat hosszan,
izlesesen illeszti tollszarra vagy
pedig ellenkez6leg, ingadoz6, ma
darehoz hasonl6, begorbiilt ujjak-
kal fogja a tollat! Mem mondom,
hogy ragadoz6 madar az ilyen no,
hanem valami edes kis k0nnyelmli,
aki mem tor5dik a dologgal.
A kiilsosegekbGl neha az alair6
tarsadalmi allasara is lehet k0vet-
keztetni. Aki balkeze ket ujja-
val kifesziti q papirt es ICY irja lie
a nevet, bizonyara borb6ly. Aki
eltartja a jobbkeze kisujjat, var
ron6 vagy masam6d. Aki forditva
tartJa a tollat, csak zavarat igyek
silk leplezni es vegiil harom ke-
resztet ro neve helyett azzal a
megjegyzessel, hogy otthon felej-
tette a szemiiveg6t.
De vannak cgy6b megfigyele-
seim is. Peldaul, hogyan ejtik XII
az "igen"-t. B6 tere a lelekbuvar
lasnak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
HAzAssAaI ANYAKONYv
Irta: szini Gyula

A hazassagr6l nem sok ioggal
beszelhetnek, inert meg mem pro
baltam Xxi, de -. De a sors XII
lonos kegy6b6l olyan allast t0ltok
be, melvben ugyszolvan minden
nap van alkalmam hallani, hogy
ket szeret6 sziv mint rebegi ell a
boldogito ;gent. Anyakonyvi hi
vatalban vagyok es ha mem is en-
vagyok az anyakonyvvezet6, de
en- vagyok a jegw6je, en- from be
a hazassagi anyak0nyvbe a tanu-
kat.
A tanukat beirni! Latszolag
l6lek0l6 robotmunka. ha meggon-
doljuk, hogy abban forgalmas
anyakonyvi hivatalban, ahol en-
vagyok, egy esztend6ben jo ne
hany ezerszer megt0rtenik. Sza-
momra azonban mem robot ez,
inert szereny szemelyemben egy fl
lozofust iiltcttek az anyak0nyv
melle.
Mialatt gepiesen beirom ta-
nuk nevet, figyelmem voltakep az
nj parnak van szentelve. Elot-
tenn az anyak0nyvbe hivatalos ada
tok alapjan be van irva, hogy ki
a v0legeny es Xxi menyasszony,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
Osszediilt haz

Kecskemeten 0sszediilt a Perec-
utcaban ozvegy Garai Meynhertne
haza, maga ala temetve szobaban
fekvo ket fiut. Mikor romokat
eltakaritottak, a ket fiut megtalal
TAX az agyban. Semmi bajuk Sc
t0rtent.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
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BOAR BCILTlN GARAGE
MODERATELY PRIGED-EASY, TERMS
EXHIBIT HOUSE, 42o7 10th ST. NV
LIGHTED
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
Evening star., 1923-10-15
FOR SALE---H0UsEs.
10th ST. HEIGHTS,
Continued.

SI3,05o.
4 low price for popular type home in
this splendid locality. Tapestry brick; four
sleeping porch; numerous closets; several
built-in conveniences: hot-water heat: cleo
tric lights. Unquestionably one Of the best
buys on the market today. Terms.
$3.50.
Just of 18th st. not far from reservoir and
park Tapestry brick house 221s 1T. wide.
Spacious living room with fireplace and built
in features; large dining room; kitchen; PAN
try: built-ln refrigerator; solid osk doors.
-Four delightful bedrooms; two tile baths Zone
with showerD; screened sleeping porch across
entire house; instantaneous water heater; hot
water heat; electric lights: concrete front
porch. Unusually deep lot to wide paved al.
ley; two-car brick garage. An opportunity
not to be overlooked,
Evening star., 1923-10-15
SAUL'S ADDITION.


beautiful detached corner home, situated
on lot 75x11S. with shrubbery, flowers and O
garage; the house contains weH arranged
rooms, fully equipped tile bath. elec. lights,
h.-w.h., oak floors, instantaneous heater,
weather stripped. ana 10 eopper-ecreened
throughout. Reduced price. $4,000; on mod
crate terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 II st. NV. Realtors. Franklin e5os
PRINCETON STREET NV.
right at Soldiers Home Park
Owner leaving Washington is
forced to sacrifice his home con-
tanning seven rooms (four bed
rooms), built-in garage, very
large double back porcl1es (in-
closed) and all modern improve
ments. Arranged with sink and
gas range on upper floorsso that
it can be rented as a separate
apartment. Price right for a
quick sale. Apply PRICE &
LURIA, ger I5tn st. Phone
Main 347.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
A SPECIAL BARGAIN.

Owner obliged to leave city is offering this delight
fully situated northwest home at a bargain price.
Sendetached brick; eight bright and well proper
toned rooms, two complete tile baths, large double
porches (both screened) hardwood floors, open
fireplace, maids room Pittsburg heater, cold storage
room hotwater heat electric lights Entire house in
excellent condition. Garage for two on wide
paved alley. Vacant. Can arrange terms of ST 500
cash This property represents the utmost in value
at the price asked-only $Io5 500.
Evening star., 1923-10-15

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ONCE-TI4EN NO MORE
$13z50.
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CHEVY CHASE-NEW-S12750
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S105OO.
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MT. PLEASANT-$1O5OO.
1000 UNDERPRICED.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SoOOO
missed
lights; modern
JUST WEST OF 18th AND PARK ROAD-SoOOO
cion IS sneess N -e"-
ARNOLD AND COMPANY.
14l6 EYE STREET.
MAIN 2434