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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Kelly Springfield Motor
Truck Company

COULD YOU USE EITHER A III
or 2h-ton rebuilt truck7 They
nrc worth investigating II you
need this size equipment. Price on
\ request Terms II desired. Call
West 1913 Sunday or evenings.
MACK LOGGING TRUCK AND UNf-
vorsnl trailer, Whole outfit cheap.
or would sell truck alone.
ot0 10th Ave. N. East sGs9,
CAN YOU USE A GOOD 8hsTON
rebuilt truck this acaHon7 This
truck IN adapted for lumber or log
hauling, If so. call mo nt West
1916
1 M-ToN TRUCK MUTT slSLL,
good ahupo. Cham Gail WOat Ui1l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29

9 MALE HELP WANTED

HIGH SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY
BOYS. ATTENTIONS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26
INFORMATION GENERAL
EUCALIPTo

ra la siembra del Dia del ArbOl.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26
ALBTzzIA LEBBEcK
acacia Amarilla)

Este arbol es bien conocido en- Puer-
to Rico y requiere muy POGO comenta-
rio. Tenemos disponibles $500 arbo-
litos de esta especie.
Tenemos tambien disponibles en- los
tablares de trasplante de nuestro plan
tel unos 5000 arboles de cedro, 500 de
fambuyant blanco, 500 de famboyant
colorado, 1000 de maga, Y algunos pi-
nos de paraguas Umbrellas pines), los
cuales esperan la distribution.
Ell material a distribuirse para la
siembra del Dia del Arbol es material
sano va trasplantado y prosperara 81
Sc siembra bien v 81 Sc lie cuida debi-
damente luego de sembrado.
Solicftense los arboles del
Servicio Forestal Tnsular.
Apartado 80,
Rio Piedras, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26
LA AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
EN- LA "EscUELA LUCCHETTI"
Apartado 80,
Rio Piedras, p. r.


Con un programa seleciSimo redac-
tado por la distinguida Principal Mrs.
Betsab6 Lomba de Martorell Sc esta
llevando a cabo en- la "Escuela Luc
chetti" la semana educativa.
Los oradores quienes Sc les ha en-
comendado la mission de dirijirles la pa
labra los ninos de dicho planted de
enseEanza, estan cumplienoo de name
ra digna de elogio su importantls1mo
conetido
FL microbes toc6le ell turno al Cas-
telar puertorriquefo don Juan Herman
dez Lopez, disertando, por espacio de
mas de una hora, sobre la Escueia
Y ell Maestro (The School and the
Teacher) recibiendo, tanto durante su
discurso, como la termination de Ell,
calurosas salvas de aplausos de todos
los concurrentes.
Ell jueves, hab]aron los Sres. Aran-
da y ell DR.. Lavandero. FL primero ira
to sobre ell Analfabetismo Ell segun-
do sobre Hygiene Al terminar Ell
DR.. Lavandro liegaba la escuela Ell
distinguido Comisionado Municipal de
instruction Pdblica Sr. Gonzalez Gino-
rio, quien Sc dirigio a la concurrencla
desarrollando en- forma brillante los
dos temas tratados por los oradores que
le precedieron en- ell uso de la palabra,
siendo ovacionado cada momento pcr
los estudiantes, que ven en- ell probo
funcionario al padre Y al maestro, al
hombre uamado perfeccionar por com
pIeto la educaci6n en- Puerto Rico.
Aver viernes, ultimo dia de la sema-
ma educativa, hablo Ell cultisimo doctor
Fernandez Garcia, estando su cargo
ell discurso sobre "Igualdad para to-
dos' Community.
FL Doctor de la Vega el Sr. Huyke
a quienes estaba encomendado disertar
sobre CONSTITUTION la "Historia
de la Bandera Americana" no pudieron
asistir por hab6rselo impedido sus mu-
chas ocupaciones.
Los fotografos de los period1cos ilus-
trados de esta ciudad iran hoy a la
'Esouela Lucchetti', para tomar varias
vistas de la mencionada fiesta.
La Asociaci6n de Padres y Maestros
ha contribuido grandemente. al exito de
la semana educativa, cuyo festival ma
resultado lucidisimo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26
NoTAs DE SPORT
Continuation de la pag. 10)

contra los umpires una serie de intran-
sigentes dislocadas discuslones aban
donando el campo por espacio de tres
cuarto de hora quedandose ell publico
con tres palmos de narices., A duras
penas p1dose jugar siete innings ter
minando ell juego a favor del PONCE
por decision del Umpire Salazar con
una anotacion de cinco dos.
81 estos casos Sc repiten y no Sc pone
un corrective tiempo estos jugado-
res insubordinados, por parte de quien
corresponds ponerlo, no hay que ser ella
rividente para predecir que el deporte
-rey en- Puerto Rico ha tocado su
fin, pues por 10 que concierne al publico
de Ponce, ESTE FALTARIA A So PA
LABRA 81 voLvIERA A YER EN-
NUEsTRO CAMPO ATLEFICO AL
IRREsPETUoso e INDIsCTPLINA-
DO TEAM HUMACAO.
Playa, Ponce, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26

Filadelfa, noviembre 25.- Omitted
Press. )-Con motive del atentado que
tuvo lugar esta mafana en- esta ciudad,
la policfa encargada de investigar Ell
asunto ha negado la conclusion de
que existe una poderosa sociedad de
terroristas espafioles italianos que tie
ne por fin sembrar Ell terror tanto en-
Italia como en- Espafia.
Esta sociedad, de acuerdo con Ell re-
sultado de las investigaciones, es an
tifascista y esta hacienda tcdo 10 que
esta su alcance por derribar ell gobier
no de Mussolini.
La detective ha sido informada de
que seis anarQuistas han puesto bonn
bas en- las puertas de los consulados de
Espana Italia con Ell proposito de in
timidar los representatives de las re-
feridas naciones en- esta naci6n.
La detective vigila de cerca muchos
elementos sospechosos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26
NoTAs DEL sERvIcIo FoREsTAI
INSULAR
s1EMBRA DEL OLA DEL ARBoL

La siembra de arboles ell Dia del
Arbol muy bien puede proporcionar un
directo recurso economico pero ell efec-
to q. deseamos nosotros obtener es ell de
que Ell p1bico recuerde, mediante STEM
bras anuales ejercicios apropiados, Ell
valor de los arboles y la necesidad de
conservar los arboles bosQues de ori-
gen natural. NADIA ayuda tanto en-
bellecer un patio escolar, una plaza,
un parQue una ciudad como los arbo-
les y muy pocas cosas educan tanto
la gente, en- cuanto a espiritu publ
co Y provision respecta, como ell Guido
de los arboles.
FL Servicio Forestal esta en- condi-
clones de proporcionar los arboles ne
cesarios para la siembra del Dfa del
Arbol a todos los que los soliciten, pc
70 estos arboIes deben solicitarse con
antelaci6n. al 80 de noviembre pr6xi-
mo. que es ell Dia del Arbol, de suerte
que los arboles puedan prepararse para
ell envio. Todas las solicitudes deben
hacer constar que los arboles que Sc
solicitan son para la siembra del Dia
del Arbol. Para que haya tempo pa
ra la distribution los arboles Sc pre-
paran de tai modo que puedan enviar-
Sc confadamente varios dias antes del
Dia del Arbol.
ARBoLEs DISPoNIBLES EN- Ell
PLANTED, DEF, SERvICIO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26
swIETENIA MAHoGANI

Este, es ell arbol de caoba. e. cual
Sc dars en- todas parties en- Puerto Ri
co. Este arbol es de gran vslor CO.
mo ornamental Y produce la meior ma
6era de mnebies ure Sc cnrnna en- eI
mundo, FL Sarvicio Fcres+al +'are
$4,000 de estos arboIes disponibles pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26

En- el plantel forestal hay muchas
especies distintas de este arbol en-
la actualidad tenemos 1000 listos pa
ra la distribution. Los eucaliptos son
unos arboles de rapido crecimiento pc
ro la mayoria de ellos requiere un te-
rreno bueno fertil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26
Ca ell mejor restaurant dc San Juan TetuAn 21-Advt
HABLE INCL LES EN- is MINUTOS

casaG hablar
unuer
deno nomSre
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26

ToDo HAcE GREER QUE ExISTE
UNA PoDERosA AsoCIACION DE
TERRoRIsTAs HISPANO- -ITALLAHJA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26
ARBoLEs DIsPoNIBLES EN- Ell
PLANTED DEL SERvICIo
FORESTAL
cAsUAR1NA EoU1sET1FoL1A:-

Comunmente a este arbol Sc lie Ia
ma pino en- Puerto Rico, pero, nj 81
quiera es un miembro de la familia
del pino. Este arbol Sc adapta per-
fectamente la siembra general en-
Puerto Rico, porque es un vaIioso ar
boil de MADEIRA; porque es del todo or
namental; porque puede 'usarse como
rompeviento y porque para la STEM
bra en- los terrenos arenosos de la cos
ia son muy pocos los que lie igualan
Parece que Sc desarrolla bien en- todas
las clases de terreno v, >es un arael
duro v de rapido crecimiento.
Ell servicio Forestal podra propor
cionar unos $4,000 O 100000 arbolito'
de esta ,especie para la sielnbra de-
Dfa del Arbol del corriente afio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-26
cAsUARrNA cuNNINGHAMIA.

CAsUARTNA : CUNNINGHANdIA-
NA:-Salvo en- ell hecho de que nece-
sta un terreuo mas fertil. mas lluvia;
en- cue crece meior en- las montsias
one en- los terrenos de Ia costa, este
arbol Sc parece mucho al "oasuarina
euuisetifolia''. Tenemos aproximada-
mente II 1000 arbolitos de esta especie
aguardando la distribution.
Evening star., 1923-05-11
L. II. STEPHENS aud JAMES G.
WILKES AffnrnnxA

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
trict Of Columbia.--Iiolding District Court
In re acquisition of land for the extension
and widening of 10th st. NV. between Spring
s"ad "a and Quebec PiaSc in III" District Of Go
der of puhlirat fnn.--Notice is hereby given
that tn" commissioners Of the District Of G."
lGmha pursuant 10 a certain provision ot the
act Of Congress. approved March 4. 1913.
titled. An act making appr0pra iions for the
expenses of the government of the District Of
Columbia, for tn" tscal year ending June
thirtieth, nineteen hundred and fourteen ami
, for other purposes. whereby they suthor-
lied TO open. extend or widen any street, ave
nue. road highway to conform with tho
plan of the permanent system of highways in
size of thc cities of Washington and George
town adopted under the act OF Congress ap-
proved March .. 1893. as amended by the sc'
of Congress approved June nS 1898. by con
dPmna tion under the provisions of subchaptar
one of chapter fifteen of the code of law Of
the District of Goiumha). have fled d pot
tion in this court praying for the condrmus
ton of tho land necessary for the extension
and widening OF 10Th st. NV. between Spring
road and Quebec place, in the District of
Columbia, as shown a map or plat flod
with the said petition. as part thereof, amt
praying also that this court emDaneI n iury
in accordance with the law provided for III
such rases to assess the damages each owner
Of land to he taken may sustain by reason of
the said extension and widening of 10th a..
nv, between Spring road and Quebec place.
in the District of Columbia. and the coDdern
nation of the land necessary for the purpose
thereof, and to assess as benefits resulting
thercfrom the entire amount Of SAID damages
including the expenses Of these proceedings.
upon any lands which the iurv may find vii.
he benefited. as provided for in and by III"
aforesaid act of Congress. II is by the court
this 2nd day of May, 1923, ordered that al
persons having any interest in these proceed
ngs, be and they are hereby war; ed and
manded 20 appear in This court before
the cath day of May, 1873. at 10 o'clock am
and continue in attendance until the court
shall have made its final order ratifying aud
confirming the award of damages aud the
assessment of benefits cf the Jury to be
psneled snd sworn herein: and II is further
ordered that a copy OF this notice and order
be published twice week for two snccessir"
weeks in The Washington Evening star. the
Washington Post and the Washington Times
newspapers published in the said District
commencing at least twenty days before the
! said oath day of May. 1923 II is further
dered that copy of this notice and order
be served ny the United States marshal or his
deputies. upon each of the owners of the fec
of the land to be condemned herein as may he
found by the said marshal. his deputies
within the District of Columbia, and upon the
tenants and occupants OF the same, before
the said oath day of May. 1929 By the court
|F. F. SIDDONS, Justice. Seal. true copy
Test: MORGAN II. REACH. Clerk BY NJ \.
ROGERS, Asst. Clerk. my3. t,IuA1
Evening star., 1923-05-11
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Us 18th Street NV.
Main o345.

MT. PLEASANT-$I2,5oo
A o see and OrDma ando n
has andga andh 10
A REAL HOME FOR YOU-$S,5oo.
5 in dr ii
5
TAkOMA PARK MD.-$oo5o
priced noiern has andh 10 good lot
tre $
ECkINGTON-$785o
A
\ TIOME-IN PETWORTH.
5
CLEVELAND PARK-SII, 500
i md h On moderate term
FOR SI6Z5o-A BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME.
fro lar rooms and
al one pho " ~
18th STREET TERRACE.
Subject Reasonable Offer
a
5
SHANNON & LUCHS
ZI2 9Th Street NV. Main o,45.
Evening star., 1923-05-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
CHANGES YOU SHOULD NOT MISS.
26oI nth St. NV

26QT nth St. NV.
CORNER PROPERTY, well located in north
west: eight rooms and bath, modern, twO-st0ry
brick; front and double rear porches; Sl4, 600.
Offer as to terms will be considered. Exclusive
agent.
Observation-Disclosures
SPLENDID PROPOSITION--Nin rooms and
patn tatn elec, ana h.w,h. newly Papered ana ana
deep.
Saul'S Addition.
THE HOUSE YOU ARE LOOKING F0R-At
bargain price: six rooms and tiled bath;
modern 10 the minute: lot $50 IT, deep; ga
rage room TO alley. Only 800. Convenient
terms.
Evening star., 1923-05-11

tinl High School; splendid brick % house '' Of 8
rooms rooms reception hall; bath; maids room; IN
fs.lo5 to sS;t.; alley: ia: house is IN the M
priced and very reasonable terms. Let us
, , show you Its merits.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. near 14th st. car
back porches, extra toilet. Stationary tubs.
garage lot szd 171a11s4 Occupied by owner.
isth ST NEAR HARVARD NV. II you
are looking for real homo we will be glad to
| rooms and bath. having h.-w.h.: eiac.: s gas; a.
!; front, back and sleeping porches. extra toilet.
stationary tubs instantaneous st hotwater
fine condition. Priced right for quick sale.
HIGH VIEW; A coy corner brick home
painted and renovated throughout large lot
to alley. A very good buy at the price asked
MONEY REALTY CO., Inc,
728 14th St. NV. Main seae.
S3,5oo-VACANT.
10th street s.e.-PebbIe- dashed home, with
colonial porch; rooms and bath; extra large
yard immediate possession; real value at this
price.
S6,75rNACANT.
On wide ave, ne-Modern brick home Of q
large rooms and tile bath; hot-water heat;
electric lights: glassed-in sleeping porch: easy
| terms arranged. Property in splendid condi-
tion.
Sz.soo-TWO-FAMILY S.. APT.
9TH st. ne. near E-Attractive brick build
ing. containing rooms and bath and rear
porch on each floor; separate cellars, separate
furnaces: large yard; room for garages, and
excellent buy at this price, and offered on easy
terms.
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
7th and H SITS NE. and so1b 14th st. NV.
Lincoln s97
COLORED-VACANT.
New S rooms. bath. elec.: $3.50 cash; small
monthly rar u,ents: near t5th and III sts. ne.
Appl. 9oj iou st. NV. y. l0io3.
Evening star., 1923-05-11
+. Fl. STEPHENS and RINGGOLD
HAKE- AffnrnRNA

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding District Court.
In re condemnation of land for the extension
and widening Of the public alley in squars
iAIS. in the District Of Columhia.-pi>tr'ci
Court. No. 1863 Motto" and prder ef Duhlcs
tlon.-NotIce is hereby given that the Comm 9
sioners Of the District " columbia pursUan'
10 the provisions of section l6oS 10 s"''tion
1910 inclusive. of the code Of law for -.
District Of Columbia. have filed petition u
this court praying for tine condemnation Of
the land necessary for tile eNtensisn ana
widening Of the alley in squar" 1S'S th'undsd
by 33tA St. Livingston St. Connecticut ave
and Legation ST. in the District OF Columbia
as shown on map or plat filed with the sad
petition rs part thereof. and praying also that
this court cm2ane jury in accordance VIII
the law provided for in such cases 10 assess
the damages each owner of land to 10 10 taken
widening of the said public alley and She cum
demnati0n Of the land necessary for the pa.
poses thereof and to assess as benefits TO.
sutinE therefrnm the entire amount of saIf
damages, inclHdinr the expenses OF these PRO.
Gel of land. which will he benefited by >ald
condemnation. in the proportion that the saIG
Jury may find said lots. parts of l"ts or par-
cells OF land will be benefited as prov 70.
in and by the aforesaid code OF law. II e.
by the court this 2nd day Of May. 1872,
dered that all persons having any interest IN
these proceedings he. aud they are herebr.
warned and commanded tp appear III this court
on "r before the eith day of May. 1879 a.
10 o'clock am. and continue in attendance
until the court shall have made its tual ord'i
ratifying and confirming tho award Of dam
ages and the assessment Of benefits rf the
iury I" he cmpanCi"d and sworn herein: aud
il is further ordered thar copy Of tins n"
tirc and order he published twice weNs for
two successive weeks in rh" Washington
Evening star. the Washington Post aud the
Washington Herald. newspapers published IN
tire said District. commencing at least t"n
days hefnr" the said 24rh day of MAY. l9":i
It is further ordered that copy OF this
ticn and order he served by the United States
marshal or his deputies. upon each of tho
owners Of the fee of the land to be condemned
herein may he found Ivy the said marsha.
or his deputies. within the District Of Colum-
PS Rr the nf'"n "ort % su Sinno s Z, sss
\ true copy. Test. MORGAN II BEACH,
Clnrk. BY VI. A. ROGERS Asst. Clerk
Evening star., 1923-05-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR sALE-H0USEs
COutfnned.


N. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc,
1913 Eye St. NV Phone Main 59o4
Chevy Chase. Cleveland Park.
fee Con Mb s m
rddh rdd front
10th St Heights. individually built and atracrey finished
dshahe
and Lincoln Park.
,
Saus Addition.
just
in OF tn moc charming rckn
n sandla electric
a
62I2-I4-I6 Sth ST. NV
Open all day inspection Absolutely
homes the market. Each house detached large lot
and has six bright and BATH hot-wacr
lights oak floors, fireplace front porch breakfast porch
large closet floor plugs every Don't delay
seeing these new homes as they exceptional values
n. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc
1913 Eye St. NV. Phone Main ,oo1
BOA
Evening star., 1923-05-11
MARYLAND SUBURB.

MARYLAND SUBURB.
Flowers and shrubs. fruit and veGe-
tables, he .lth and exercise, pleasure and
profit for yourself and family. Your
own garden is one Of the many advan-
:ages Of owning a home. it is one Of the
WAYS home pays for itself. This de
iIChtful property is reached via Connec-
rscut ave. or Wisconsin ave highways.
1t is semi bungalow type: first floor con-
tGining enormous front porch large re-
""ptinn hall. living room, dining room.
bedroom, bath. kitchen. pantry and
snail rear porch. Second floor, three
large bedrooms. large closet in all bed
looms. The floors are selected hard
wood Georgia pine. Large, roomy ce-
ment cellar: excellent hot-watrr heat
ing plant: electric lights. Stat" roof.
Whole property in eScell"nt condition.
The lot is lOOx26J. Stone wall across
the entire front: hedge on tw" sides ami
fence in rear. Private driveway to "a
rage. Chicken, tool and feed houses.
Let US show it 10 you without delay.
BOSS < PHELPS,
Evening star., 1923-05-11
COLONIAL BEAtW. VA.
LEGAL NOTICES.
+. III. STEPHENS and
GEORGE II. BARSE, Attorneys.

u -.
IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE Di>
frict OF Columbia. Holding d Di>tric; Cour'
In re: The condemnation If land for tic
extension of Livingston street between Ncvad,
avenue and Broad Branch road. through "a
eel AZ, and for the establishment II hnilc
ing lines II parcel A.. in the District ~
and order Of publication. Notice Is herebr
given that the Commissioners of the DiStrie.
"i Co!umha pursuant 70 the provisions Of
section lGoS 20 section 1912, inclusive Of thp
code OF law for the District OF columbia ana
IN. ne sct OF congress approved June IL 1906
for the establishment Of a uniform building
lIne on streets in the District Of Co!u4hsr
less than ninety feet wId- )" and tile act ~
1919. amending the foregoing set Of Jun.
Il, 1906 have filed a petition in this Cour
necessary for the extension Of Livincstoa
street between Nevada avenue and p sat
Branch road. through parcel 472 ant for -.
establishment or building lines in parcel i7
in the District Gf columbia. IS SHOWN on
plat or map flied with the SAID Tetfti0n p
part thereof. and praying also that this CO'..r
provided for in such eases 10 assess tho dan
ages each owner Of land 70 be taken ma.
sustain by reason of the extension Of til
said minor street and tho establishment ~
the said building lines and the condemnat,oa
and TO benefits resgIfinS therefor.
the entire amount of said damages including
the expenses Of these proceedings. upon eac.
lot or part Of lot or parcel Of land, whc
will be benefited By said extension and rir
establishment OF said building Laas. in tn
proportion that the said jury IL and san
lots, or parts OF lois or parcels Of land VI,
be benefited as provided fyr I and bv tho
aforesaid code Of law. It is bv the Co1ri
this 2nd day Of May, 1879. ORDERED. tha-
all persons having any interest in these pr.
ceedings be. and they are. hereby, warned
and commanded 70 appear in this Court On
before the 24th day Of May. 1922. at 10
o'clock am. and continue in attendance until
the Court, shall have made its dnal order rat.
fying and confirming the award Of damages
and the assessment Of benefits Of the jury :,
be empaneled and sworn herein. and il is tur
Their ORDERED, that copy Of this notice
and order be published twirp & week for two
successive weeks in The Washington Evening
Star the Washington Post and the Washing
ron Times. newspapers published IN thr saId
District: commencing at least Zen days befo-+
the said :ith day Of May. 1928. It is fn
ther ORDERED. that copy of this not.ae
and order he serted by the United States
marshal. his deputies. upon each OF In.
owners of the zee OF the land 70 b. con
demned herein may ha found by the sad
marshal, q his deputies. within Tie pistric.
OF Columbia. before the said 2ith dav -
May, 1923. By the Court: I. l. SIDpo\S
Justice SAL y rue copy: Test: NOR
GAN II. RE. Gil. Clerk. by NJ. 4. ROGERS.
Asst. Clerk. ny3.i.l".ll
Evening star., 1923-05-11
WANTED-sUMMER CAMPS.

SHACK WANTED TO RENT. ON UPPER
Potomac; state particulars. Address Box 169-
s. Star Office
SHACK OR SMALL COTTAGE, on POTO-
mae within ) miles from city: lease for
summer; monthly payments. Address Box s6-S,
Star Office IL
Evening star., 1923-05-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES
continued.

Another Bloomingdale Bargain.
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH-Two story brick
excellent condition; room for garage. Priced
right at 1880 Can be financed easily. Make
offer to terms.
Evening star., 1923-05-11
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

CLASSY FIVE-RooM BUNGALOWS, COM
pletely furnished. boat included. for rent ny
week or month at $50 per month; facing
Chesspeake bay and Patuxent river. state
road hours from Washington. Particulars,
GEORGE II. DAWSON. Pearson. Nd.
SPEND SUNDAY AT BAY RIDGE AND Sc
lect one of our beautiful water front lots for
ang hSe vide @ 2ndy T eesss
bay. Write us for illustrated booklet. Ian
HAM HILL. Loo II 81.
FOR RENT-"LI1TLE MARY" COTTAGE,
Atlanta and Pittsburgh aves., North Beach.
Md. Apply at Beach Sunday or phone Line
'32O-J. Week. month or season. 12'
"STONYWOLD' FOR RENT, OVER ACRES
we'll wooded and high; near Bluemont, Va.
bungalow. bedrooms. large dining room. hat tn
etc: cottage 2 rooms, bath. etc; garage. .
cars, box and stalIs: syts.' quarters: vege-
table garden and fire wood June to October
or 81 at Sl6J per mo. in advance. CHARLES
3; 3 G. c~ARDES' iolS Vt, ave- Washington
FOR SALE OR FOR NENT-NEW COT.
tages. hest location modern and furnished
North Chesapeake Beach. Phone North s0S3
or Hyatrs l"7-W.
FINE LARGE DWELLING, COMPLETELY
furnished facing Chesapeake bay and Patuxent
bathing: state road. two hours from Washing
ton Particulars, GEORGE II. DAWSON
Pearson. Nd
FOR SALE-NEW COTTAGES At OwINGS
Reach, on Herring bay; nearest salt water to
Washington. Only two left. Reasonable
terms.
Also fine lots at owings Reach. Splendid
bathing beach. good fishing. etc. Only few
left Come quick. Terms 10 responsible par
ties.
For rent for season. New cottages on salt
water Near Herring bay. Only slo0 for sea
son Parties must furnish references.
IRWIN OWISGS.
Evening star., 1923-05-11

COLORED-VACANT.
New rooms bath cleo: $3.50 cash: small
monthly par ments: near fath and III sts. ne
ApplS 9n3 iou ST. NV. y. l0iJ3.
Evening star., 1923-05-11
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