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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

circuit court; affirmed.
 GARDNER, J.-william Cox. ct al. vs Margaret Cox, Mobile circuit court; affirmed.
 Modern Woodmen of America vs. Lula Head. Jefferson circuit court; affirmed.
 woodmen of World vs. William F. Maynor, Blount circuit court; af- firmed.
 W. NJ. Channell, ct al, vs. Zeal Lumber company, Tuscaloosa circuit court; affirmed.
 Thomas R. Matthews vs. Monnie F. Matthews, ct al. Talladega circuit court; affirmed.
 Ex parte state (Re Daniel Gill christ vs. state). petition for writ of certiorari to court of appeals; writ denied.
 Ex parte L. c. White. ct al, peti- ton for writ of certiorari to court of appeals; writ granted.
 MILLER, J. ex parte G. R. Simmons (Conecueh county). vs. Simmons, pe- tition Ter writ of c6rtiorari to court of appeals, writ denied.
 Etna Explosive company vs. D. L.. Schaeffer, pro ami, Jefferson circuit court reversed and remanded. w. NJ Shicle es. Louisville and f Cullman circuit court. reversed and remanded.
 sam Hymes vs.. State, Jefferson cir cult court, affirmed.
 Mrs. F. S. Nelson, ct al. vs. Rena Cornelius, Blount circuit court, ap- peal dismissed
 J. B. Wilson, ct al., vs. First Ma t.onal bank of Gadsden, Etowah circuit court. affirmed.
 BRECKENRIDGE Moody vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, Jefferson circuit court: af- firmed. Rchearing Applications
 Ruling on application for rehear- ing follow: Sylvester V. Blythe, ct al.. vs. Eugene F. Enslen, ct al.. Jefferson circuit court; overruled and opinion extended Ethel James vs. James C.. Davis, director general, etc, Jefferson cir cult court; overruled and opinion extended
 Sarah E. Cox vs. Edith Frederick. Jefferson circuit court; overruled
 Exparte the Nunnally company, petition for certiorari to Jefferson circuit court; overruled.
 G. A. Collins vs. A. c. German, ct al., Jefferson circuit court. over ruled.
 Lillie Byrd, ct all, va. state, Jeff ferson circuit court; overruled.
 L. J. Epperson vs. First National bank of Reform, Fickens circuit court; overruled. Annie Couch, administratrix, vs. c. A. Bryan, ct al, Marion circuit court; overruled.
 John F. Sufferer, ct al, Vs. Norris Fertilizer company. Cullman circuit court; overruled.
 James Brewer vs. state, Marshall circuit court; opinion modified and l application overruled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
ALABAMA DEATHS
GEORGE w. MORGAN

SELMA, Ala, Feb. 1.-(Special.)- J. The body of George w. Morgan, son of former Senator John T. Morgan, who died in Panama on January IS. will reach Selma Friday night, and funeral services will very probably be held at 10 a. m. Saturday morn ing, from the home of B. H. Perrin.
 A son John, of Washington, and an aunt Miss Cornelia I. Morgan of Washington are expected to arrive in Selma some time Friday, when de- finite arrangements for the funeral services will be announced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
cHILD,s LEG BROKEN

Roy Crosby, 7-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Freeman Cosby of Selma sustained broken leg as the result of being struck by pole on a pass ing truck, while standing on the curb corner of Jeff Davis and Ire mont street late Wednesday after noon. The truck was the property~of of the Moundville Lumber company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
Q. ID. WEDB

ALEXANDER CITY, Ala, Jan. 3l. Special .)-C. D. Webb, S4 years of age, died at his home in keiiyton. near this city, yesterday. after an illness of long duration. He had been practically helpless for the past eight years. The funeral services were held at Kellyton today. ie was one of the pioneers of this section and is survived by his widow and egiht sons
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
CARL S. PICK

MOBILE. Ala. Jan. 31.-Carl 8. Pick, one of the pioneer residents of Citronelle, Mobile county. died here today after an illness of three weeks. He was former resident or Chicago, TIT. and was member Of the Albert Pick family of that city and leaves his wife and large family connection in Chicagog He was identified ,with every civic func- tion of Citronelle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
Dn FIRyIsS HONORED

At district meeting of the Col lege of Surgeons held in Jacksonville, Fla, this week, Dr. John Furniss Of Selma was chosen secretary for Ala bama, at which meeting pr. Nolan of Birmingham was elected chairman. Selma physicians who attended the meeting were Drs. F. G. Dubose, James Kenan and John Furniss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
JOHN ToWNsENn

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Jan. 31.-tSpe- cialD-John Townsend, age 70 years, died near Taylorville yesterday af- ternoon. He had long been a resi- dent of the Taylorville community and was well known. The funeral took place at Little Sandy church this affprnOop
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
sALESMEN WANTED

auto to sell high grade speciality to automobile and hardware dealers throughout Alabama. Our dis trict salesmanager. Mir. J. D. Hartzos. will be at Florence Hotel, Saturday and Sunday, February and 4. to interview applicants for this position. If you are over 80 years of age and an experienced speciality salesman, he will take you out calling on the trade and demonstrate to your entire satisfaction that our salesmen are earning over S1, 900 month ly;s salary, expense and commission con tract. Do not apply unless you can fur- nish tho proper references and actual record of your sales for the past two years. The J. J. Masterson Co.,. Cleve- land Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Large tarpaulin; was left at 18th St. and Sd Ave. Sunday morning. Finder please call Circulation Man ager, The Age-Herald. Phone Main 4900, and receive re- ward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

R. B. Hart, for many years one of the most prominent citizen of Union town, and well known over Alabama, died at his home in Uniontown late Wednesday afternoon after an illness of short duration. He leaves wife and three children all of Uniontown and a brother-in-law, w. T. Atkins, of Selma Funeral services were held from the family residence at o'clock Thursday afternoon. MT. Hart had been engaged in the mercantile busi- ness in Uniontown for 30 years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
SELMA |NTE RESTED
 IN PLANS FUR HOG SALE WEDNESDAY
Cooperative Action Will Be Held Under Auspices of Chamber of Commerce.
 ChiIdHS Leg Broken

SELMA, Ala. Feb. 1.-(Special.)- )- Interest of the farmers of the Selma territory centers in the approaching hog sale to be held at the stock pens on February under the auspices of the Selma Chamber of Commerce. and which, according to present indica tions, will be attended by a greater number of buyers than any of the three previously held.
 Due to the extremely mild weather of the winter which had hindered the killing of hogs, there will be greater number of porkers offered than ever before, and inquiries from both buyers and sellers indicate that much interest centers in the sale. Morgan Richards of the Chamber of Commerce states that the sale will be attended by representatives of sew eral of the large packing houses, and by many independent buyers, several of whom participated in former sales held here under the same plan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

lady cashier. Middle-aged hotel clerk. telephone draftsmen. lady demonstrators. s15 week. 1 white waiter, SIS week. experienced sign painters. 1 white fry cook.
 6 ali-Rround machinists. boilermakers.
 exp. white watitresses at once. White boy truck driver. Colored machine runner. coal. White-coored coal miners. White-coored concrete man. White-colored cupola tender. Colored hotel maids. Coored chauffeur. s1S week. colored boys, dishwashers, $35 month. Colored cafe cooks. Producers Agency. 211sh 2dsAve., N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

SPRAYED or stolen from farm near Farmersville. Ala. Lowndes county Sunday night. white and black spotted pointer bitch; answers to the name of Pat. May come toward Bessemer; S25 rewail for return or for information leading to recovery. Notify l.. s. Moorer Phone 110 and 6S3 Bessemer, or-J. b. Hobby Farmersyille. Ala. LOST-On East Lake car or at Gate City crossing, 20 copies of Birmingham- Southern Gold and Black" college pa pers. Finder will please call Woodlawn S25-J
 LOST-On Saturday, January 27. one plat mum bar pin. either downtown or Ten snessee Company Hospital. Reward. Mrs, |. L. Burnett. Allison, Ala. MUIE-Taken up Tuesday afternoon. small mouse color horse mule; weighs about 500 pounds. l. C. LeMar, Rose dale. Ala. Main 25S4-J.
 LOST-On 2d Ave. between goth St. and Saks, lower part of Art Craft fountain pen; reward. Call Main 4065. LOST-Back and white bird dog. Any information that will lead to recovery will be rewarded. Phone Main 725l. LOST-Female setter bird dog: white, with black spots bobbed tail. Phone West End 4. Reasonable reward.
 PERSONALS 5 IF YOU have stomach kidney or bladder trouble, try drinking Bowden Springs water. If your druggist cannot supply you. order from Bowden Springs Co., Lithia Springs, Ga.
 DANCING-Learn to dance. l will teach you in a short while the latest steps private class Main 6572-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANTED-MALE

YOUNG PHYSICIAN Wanted for industrial propo- sition; must have best foun- dation and references; give full details in first letter. Address P-67, Age-Herald.
Evening star., 1923-05-02
FOR SALE-EJUSES
FOR SAIE-H0USEs

ALLAN Z. WALKER COMPANYS
% % Have SEsES SSis sSiss
Overlooking Rock Creek Park-$42ooo.
] S sS"s s% sSssas Ss s3
Mount Peasant-$I1,5oo
% s; s % nSis % f:ns :a; s's sleeping front and rear ''A''
Close to Park Entrance-$IoZ5o.
Columbia Heights West Of 14tt"SIs 5000 s'S occupancy
% % % & s 2 M i 1 iasssn ss s t.ns ns front and
Dupont Circle Section-S1 $500
IIomead Place Near Park Road-$1a 500 90. " " IT, sss'
aa, eT"smaadbath brick;
Albemarle St. NW-s125oo
@ sas @ bath Fire s Snt si sleeping and living D0r h" eec
Close to Chevy Chase Circle D. C.$2I,5oo,
18th ST. Ses F5oSs :i i;sSS s;; r.: '' ' SER
garage r"% 1 fn, asd titled BATH hw
Shepherd St. Near 8tl-$85o
nth ST. Nesr Goiumbis @ % I o ss all modern fine condition
Kennedy Near 6t1"s7Sso "s5'" ''A ''s '' other features
$50" s s SO $'s f;s: S. ss excellent Groom bath brick Ah
% @ %sn ss1 ss1.nss ss; s % front
Webster St N est of I4th-$I2,5oo
and bath brick sleeping
Bryant St SWms9.5oo
Capitol *fiiI Hill-s6,s5o
Street s Es % 9s 5oD brick '''s cellar VIII install Mn's
% ,s s:s ss:n .ss' " easy s 4 ss Ut s a ar
800 ss@ % .af asf to s11 & s"e; ;. : .s
ss seMe9SG es essZ 8 lot 60 b, nearly 100 feet .,
c::s s":s $ @ 5: % : :: s.;
S1s 18th St. Northwest - " '' N,in,,,o
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~ CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$1I,575, Terms.
In
~ t'' - 'eu II very DESIRABLE
PETWORTH-S715o, Terms
front sdes
usbe
NORTHEAST-S5,o5o, Terms.
1 Coa front
many houses for sale at this price this location - = ~ = ~ " Nv
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S13,,oo Terms
aa 18TH street Hes
closet ana sud
NEAR SAULS ADDITION-se5oo Terms
and convenient
@
month";
ie 'hah "ha they would
e. BRYANT ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL-S655o
ana Only Old ito
MORRIS CAFRIIZ COMPANY Inc
o1S 18th Street Mi, A.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-H0USES

Continued
-cT A Hr

BUY WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE.
OF n the nato n
II on 8
attention " the entire
Detached-Cleveland Park-$1I 500, Easy Terms
terror This now lain ~
49, Near Lincoln Park-S0ooo Easy Terms.
mens Excellent
49, Near Dupont Crcle-SI3,5oo, Easy Terms.
snndidE
Michigan Ave. Near North Capitol-so,5oo Easy Terp,s
o
HomeP PARK bargain.
Near 10th and Decatur NW.-SIS 500, Terms.
o nd tiled
pAe'e r 10 reakf
. Near New Episcopal Catlledral-$I4,25o Easy Terms
Overlooking Million Dollar Bridge-S26ooo Easy Terms
Of
in
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG & COMPANY,
11oo 10th St NV. Phones: Main 372 Main 100
MEMBERS BoA
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th Street NV

SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th Street NV Main 2345
SAUL'S ADDITION-SII
residential sections os!n
weherrid
n bestofco
~ ~ CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION-$95so.
sat large % @
furnished
winp
~ A REAL HOME FOR YOU-$8,5oo
Of the prtte n a the
condt
sleeping prch
5 godh housea adis
A REAL HOME FOR AMODERATE-SALARIEDM MAN
$500.
esxroom O.
o. al nmode fmprov
double % and sleeping &
PETWORTH-$7o5o.
a Gan
~ SEMI-DETACHED HOME IN PETWORTH.
hardwood 8
SIX-ROOM HOME FOR $1,000. TERMS.
Iii which 4
By CALLING "HoME owNHRsHrp"
SHANNON & LUCHs.
zls. I4th Street NV. Main as4s
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MAIN G34t.

Hyattsville-New Bungalow.
$3.50 Cash.
Is beautiful little home, brand-uew and some
incky Fellow is going 10 buy Il for $3.50 cash
and $50 per month.
Gentlenan's Home.
Just south OF Chevy Chase Circle In a sec.
tlon where prices high as So per So
IT. Set on a beautiful terrace; FIRST foor yery
imposing front porch; exceedingly spacious;
ideal for entertaining: cement floor attrac-
t1vely railed. Also side porch overlooking
lawn on the south side. Center-hall plsr
Hall tiled floor: large. connecting parlors on
side OF hail with beautiful fixtures cypress
door.. figured glass "indows and one glass
panel above fireplace, costing $500 Hard
wood hoors where not tiled. Large library
and an. i dining room on other side OF hall ana
kitchen kitchen and pantry in rear. french door
leading from d. =. to side porch. Second
hoor: five bedrooms. bathrooms, aIcoves and
porch. Third floor bedrooms. Running wa.
ter in several alcoves OFF of bedrooms, cellar
concrete hoored bs throom, laundry room
storeroom. splendid heating plant, bilIiart
room, extra kitchen and servants quarters
Bullt-in garage with all modern Improvements
Grounds are well laid out with ornaments
trees, vines and shrubbery, plenty of lawn on
all sides with driveway arranged just right
Construction is unique and artistic in design
The best OF materials being used MAY We
show you this ideal home:
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HOOVER & KIDWELI.
1+oe II STREET NV.

Fairnont St. Near 14th St.
S-story brick, semi-detached, il rms,
baths. concrete sleeping porches, h-wh
fireplace. extra lavatories This home is In
wonderful condition throughout. Lot Isx145 TO
paved alley. Metal garage on rear. Just the
KIND OF house to rent as apartments
Furnished House, $1,000.
4story. completely furnished house with
complete apartment on each floor Northwest
section near the Capitol, newly papered and
painted. Owner now living in one apt Other
apts. rent for a total Of $145 per mo. IF
you are looking for house that will carry
itself, here it is.
Best Buy in Georgetown.
house Of Is rooms. Mr. investor tSfa Ss,aSses IS
buy for you, or would be suitable to rent out
as studios.
Hyattsville, Md.-SI,5oo Cash.
Corner property Of rooms and bath This
house Is 30 situated in neighborhood where
store would be a paving proposition, and as
owner must move to city quick, he has priced
it low at $500.
Longfellow St.-$o, 200.
rooms and bath, 2 sleeping porches, hard
wood noors and trim. Large lot with space for
garage. This ts an ideal house. Small cash
down.
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BOSS & PHELPS

BOSS & PHELPS
Si25oo-Seni- ungaow-Chevy Chase !
leaving attractive
Strictly Garage
$I6z5o-16th Street Heights.
Must Absolutely Be Sold
esserar % % feature
hwaer heat electric lights Unusually deep lot wide alley
S1a5oo-On the Heights.
fe porch: & M
S1Az,o-C1eveland Park
hos strictly
modern e convenience Garage Easy terms
S18soo-Wyoming Avenue
prominent street in Washing
fs mos
sssste sscI.,. n'nss nsnna asoa soa. p'r' p " p " " w ~
S1oo5o-Bungalow-C Chase.
Owner built ccum
s stores. Ss S cSupes
% : h.:s s .ss; R :s % ss sS alley % %
BOSS & PHELPS
1Hl 4 STREET
Evening star., 1923-05-02

Phone Main o75S
OFFERS
SACLS ADDITION. KANSAS AVE NEAR
house bat bath h % h as M sieenty nS sns SHEPHERD ST NV
s5sge 1ro1 snd b, pSrc rooms hath
modern
MASS. AVE NV. s ePan TENN. Ps'; TO- :nn Ras
four baths hE.N CNh1 AVE. Sc.
year. ~ " real investment E7 Ss beS,. bew modem .,o. and bat:
Mr. 10th YOU STS NV ssa ass orehe
fems space nov now rented @ FOR NEAR LINCOLN PARK
~ ' ' ~ S' ' AND S. c. AVE Sc
NEAR PENSION OFFICE ten. , ys,es" bath brick
@ % a % .reo oe4 r 9th ST. NEAR NE
bathhd
Terms Sss, hs r. :oss :aa s.s .:.Rs"' s s s.ss .sa. com
ST. NV. NEAR 18th & RHODE
4Ss ness%ept hoss ISLAND AVE NE.
terms Aths hwh,
CHAPLIN ST. NV city
ar ache dhome fur S.W
eand dtattl
txf view snd splendid
HOMES IN ALL SECTIONS
=, y PHONE Us WHAT YOU WANT.
Also
BUSINESS PROPERTIES IN ALL SECTIONS
PRICES RANGING FROM $4,000 TO S275OOO
LEWIS REALTY CO..
Suite 3o4-5o5. 1417 Street NV.
Phone Main o755.
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CHAS. D. SAGER,
Realtor.

$3.50.
EXCELLENT HOME IN
NORTHEAST.
Six rooms and BATH electricity ard hot
water heat double garage. A bargain and
you should not miss 1t.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
$I5,5oo.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. The best buy to-
day in this exclusive section. Eight lovely,
big rooms, two baths; modern throughout:
garage to paved alley; shrubbery and trees;
semi-detached. A home that il real home.
Convenient terms.
$I2,5oo.
MI. PLEASANT. Nine rooms and baths:
hct-water heat and elec. splendid home.
beautifully located. Terms arranged.
$II,5oo.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Tapestry brick.
semi-detached: 8 rooms and bath: elec. and
hot-water heat: screened rear porches: ga
rage room; lot $50 feet deep. Terms ar
ranged.
CHAS. D.
REAL
. e24 14th STREET NV.
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LAMONT STREET.

LAMONT STREET.
One Of these beautiful Kennedy built
homes located in that attractive square
between 18th and 18th SITS. hand
some house and one that is beautifully
decorated throughout. 1t contains rec
ception hall, living room. large dining
room with beamed- ceiling, pantry, kitch-
en and rear porch. Second noor-Enor-
nous living or bedroom across entire
front Of house, with open fireplace. two
additional rooms. tile bath and sleeping
porch. Third foor-Three bedrooms, tile
bath and sleeping porch Oak floors
throughout first floor and second floor
front room: maids roam and bath in
basement; Pittsburg heater; h.w.h., elec.
Owner is anxious to sell and will give
early possession and sell on very rea-
sonable terms. We will be glad to
show this house by appointment.
BOSS & PHELPS,
NJ. 1910. Realtors. 1417 K stnw
MOST EXCELLENT HOME IN BEST SEC.
tion of Mt. Pleasant containing 8 rooms. 2
baths; front and rear porches. This house ID
Of superior construction and has splendid rear
outlook over Rock Creek Park. There IL q
large brick garage to wide alley. An unsur.
passed home for large family.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
See Mr.. SHERWIN,
1410 G st. NV. Main s413.
Realtors.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
C0nt1nuea.

fNlCE, SIO,S
pennsylvania ave. se.. between 18th and 14th
One Of the most substantially built
eight-room. modern brick houses in this
section; hot-water heat. electric light
double garage; in perfect condition. If
y0n are looking FOR a house that 10 q
bargain, this 10 the best in this section.
Possession and reasonable terms.
PRICE. $500.
East Capitol st., not far from Lincoln Psrk.
modern colonial house Of six rooms,
tile bath, hot-~ater heat, electric light,
garage. This neighbcrhood 10 in 4
class BY itself. Possession and terms.
PRICE, $500.
Sth st. Sc, between B and g. A seyen-,ooun.
modern. press brick, bay window house
cellar; furnace heat; one of the besr
residential neighborhoods In this section.
Possession when transfer 10 made Res
sonable terms
PRICE, $500.
4th st; &c., between A and B. A modern
house OF nine rooms and bath, In ner-
fect condition. Monthly tenancy. Terms.
JOHN F. DON
3I4 Pennsylval
MEMBERS OF THE WASHING
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued,
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
3I4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.

PRICE, $3.50.
iotn st. Sc. near Pennsylvania ave. \ Bx-
room, modern colonial house, in perfect
condition. Possession and terms.
PRICE, $1,000.
st. Sc, not far from Pennsylvania ave. A
six-room. modern, press brick, bay-win,
dow house; hardwood trim. One Of the
best built houses in this section IN.
mediate possession and very reasonable
terms.
PRICE, $3,5oo.
18th st. Sc, overlooking Minnesota ave. A
siI-room. modern. frame house with a
Soft lot adjoining In splendid condi-
ton. Immediate possession and ver,-
reasonable terms.
PRICE, S2,oz5.
st. s.e.. between Tth and sth A franz
house that can be made q comfortable
home or pay we'll as an investment
Good frontage running to q depth that
viii permit the building Of double
garage. Possession and terms
oboe & SONS,
Tia Avenue Sc.
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Evening star., 1923-05-02

TWO COZY HOMES LOCATED
IN GOOD WHITE SECTION OF
NORTHWEST.
These are Groom and bath homes, ands are
conveniently located. bargain. One can
be purcha sed fer S45OO-$5OO cash, partly
furnished. The other is s4.S50-s500 cash. II
500.
924 14th ST. NV. Main 36.
YOUR OPPORTTNITY.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Offers her attractive home for immediate
possession: located on Lamont st.; the pref
test street in Mount Pleasant; 10 rooms. 3
baths: every modern convenience: built-in
window and corner seats. upholstered: book
cases, special electric fixtures; large porches;
overlooking city: double garage.
Realtors. Phone Main 1885 1887.
I'VE Have the BEST in Every Section
VICINITY OF 14th AND PARK ROAD.
Columbia Heights bargain. Six rooms and
ary tubs. etc. See it before 1t goes. only
$1,000. $1,000 cash.
e24 14th St NV Main SO.
EXCELLENT HOME AND
MONEY-MAKER ON 10th ST. NV.
Most attractive modern corner residence,
facing 10th st. Three-story English basement
brick; 10 rooms. 5 baths: hot-wster heat. cleo
tric lights; garage. Building now handsomely
rented; present income: s5.7eo year. Price.
$o-r0UO, lHciuulHS
A. @. HOUGHTON CO.. 1916 Ii ST. NV.
I'VE Have the BEST in Every Section
18th STREET HEIGHTS.
Splendid home of rooms and bath; mod
ern in every detail. Built by Wire. A cor
ner property and q bargain at $14. 500; terms
arranged.
CHAs. D. sAGER, REAJroR,
924 14th st. NV. Main SO.
S-STORY BRICK, WITH 2-sTORY BRICK
double garage; 10 rooms and 2 baths; on 10th
st. near Mass; ave: NV; owner. called away
property now paying over 1870: excellent
proposition for a doctor.
A. G.. HOUGHTON CO.. 1916 e ST. NV.
Realtors. Phone Main 7536-1537,
I'VE Have the BEST in Every Section.''
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SII,2SO.
MI. PLEASANT. Near ieautiful l:u.s.
Creek Park. Six rooms and tiled bath; eie,..
and h.-w.h.; lot II" feet 10 alley. Terms
arranged.
$3.50.
BLooMINGDALE. Six rooms and bath.
front and double rear porches; modern; lot
$1,000.
NORTHWEST. good proposition Wei
located. . rooms and bath brick. viii rocr
be vacant and can be handled on easy terms.
Solve your rent problem now.
$1,000.
SOUTHWEST. Eight-room brick. Sood
condition; can bs made into store and d1elI-
ing. A splendid proposition. Easy terms.
$1,000.
SOUTHEAST. Nice. cozy home in good
condition; gas and furnace, Pittsburgh heater.
Can be handled on easy terms. Don't miss
this.
S4,5oo-$4,25o.
Two cozy northwest homes, IN good cond
ton and well located; rooms and bath each:
$500 cash. One partly furnished. Owre-
will sacrifice S10o if equity is paid IN full
SAGER,
TOR.
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NEAR 10th AND DECATUR STREETS.
OF e
with
Garage ear o
TAKOMA PARK.
n
by Of
tuG cstIo
NEAR UPPER 10Th STREET.
beautfu
sndan
$ onew will
VIRGINIA SUBURBS.
Located t top ne
$ o
tomaket homeike be
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Attractive condition
than rice
MT. PLEASANT
Near I4th Street Cars
eight and wom modern
al once
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
7rz 18th Street NV. Main 1884,.