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Evening star., 1923-10-14
FOR SALE-COLORED.
NEW HOUSES.
Phone Main ,342.
SAJL'S ADDITION


4 beautiful detached corner home, situated
on a lot IJxl1S, with shrubbery, flowers and a
garage; the house contains : we'll arranged
rooms. fully equipped tile bath, elec. lights.
h.-w.h.. oak floors, instantaneous heater,
weather stripped. and is copper-screened
throughout Reduced price. S14,aoo; on mod
crate terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 II st. NV. Realtors. Franklin 05o3.
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 porches (in-
closed) and all modern improve
ments. Arranged with sink and
gas range on upper floor 50 that
it can be rented as a separate
apartment. Price right for a
quick sale. Apply PRICE &
LURIA, 92I 18th st. Phone
Main 342.
Evening star., 1923-10-14
FOR ShLE--HOUSEs.
Cantinr
- x
SEE THIS TODAY

SEE lIlIo VIA l..
Nacant-move right in. Two
family home; 4 large rooms and
bath on each floor; sleeping
porches; hot-water heat. cleo
tricity. viii rent one apartment
for 500 per month, nearly covers
monthly payment. Owner ON
premises. Only $500 cash for
quick sale. 1000 A st. ne.
FOR SALE-COLORED..
NEW HOUSES.
10 built, 9 sold, only I lett
244o-245S Ontario road NV; six
large rooms, two tile baths and
shower, built-in tub; breakfast
and inclosed sleeping porches
large pantry with built-in refrlg-
orator; excellent location. Price
and terms most reasonable. In
spection is all we ask. Salesman
on the premises daily and Sun
day until 9 pm.
PRICE & LUR1A, 02I 18th St.
pbor,a Mai,, 30
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I4th and Euclid Streets

-+III uIIN IuNIIu JII
3-story brick dwelling OF L. large rooms
and BATH adjoining 14th St; we'll located and
,-ranged for apt. renting. y Owner
.nust sell and price is q sacrifice figure. Call
.Iain 500.
sMALLwooD & CO., INC, 1922 Vermont. ave.
. ST. NEAR 18th NW.--9 ROOMS AND
bath; beautiful downtown home; S11 900
small house. 9th st. s.w.: rooms; price.
- $50.
THOMAS ]. BROWN. III IA st. s.W.
Evening star., 1923-10-14

TWO-FAAIIL1 APT.
Best location in Takoma Park, Md.
near car lines; perfect condition; posses.
sion Just secured. Rents for s125 month
$1,000. Sell for $4,000. ANY terms.
To settle an estate. Rent of one apart
ment will about carry all expenses.
Maddux, Marshall & Co.. Inc.
1l0s 18th St. NV. Main s97l.
QUE ST.; NEAR splendidly built
and bath in basement: gas and electricity,
Aot-water heat; excellent neighborhood
Price, $4,000.
EUCLID ST, NEAR COLUMBIA RD-Brick
dwelling, 10 rooms. baths: steam heat
gas and electricity: conyenientIy located
near two car lines. Price, $4,000.
WYOMING AVE. NEAR 10Th ST-Attractive
home. ~ rooms. baths hot-water heat
gas and electricity. Price. $4,000.
UPTON ST. NEAR CONN. ANE.-An unusual.
~ desirable house for home; 10 rooms, >
baths; gas and electricity: private tele-
phone system throughout the house; sleep
ing porch; built-in garage. House Is va
cant and in AL condition. Let US take
you out TO see 1t. Price, $19.750.
TAkoMA PARK. 1ID.-ss.500. $1,000 cash
SO per mo-. !: new shingle-roof bungalow
rooms. tsth; glsssedin sleeping porch !;
oak floors; hot-water heat; very conyen-
tubs; lot 65x90; shade trees: improved
street: beautiful location; 4 squares from
car line.
HERMAN L. GASCH.
1926 New York are. Main 3l5O
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1914 Eye st.
TO COLORED.
Continued.

Z st. This very attractive home has 10 rooms
baths and room for garage. II Is particular
y well arranged for u physician or other pro-
fessional man. or for private home, and the
location is very desirable. Apply by phone to
Main 5567
Evening star., 1923-10-14
Only $50 Cash.

The owner has instructed us to sell his strict
ly modern. practically new house. 1t IL located
in a most desirable northwest section. Six
rooms tile bath. electric lights, water heat.
colonial front porch, sleeping porch; garage I;
large back yard. Only $3.50 cash, balance ike
rent.
Evening star., 1923-10-14
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
- HOMES

HUM ES
IN 4 HIGH CLASS DETACHED
NEIGHBORH0OD.
Each House Like Corner.
Sjde Lawns and Side Lights.
Six Rooms, Bath and Built-in
Garage.
These homes have all The refine
ments and appointments of homes
costing double the price.
At a Price Less Than You Pay
for a House in Row.
Inspect and Investigate Our
EC0SOMICAL Plan of Payment.
SI7-83I Quackenbos St. NV.
Take 9th st. cars to Georgia ave.
and Rittenhouse St, one square east
10 9th st. and square south to
homes.
Open and lighted TO pm.
Your Own Broker or
CHARLES VI. WALLINGFoRD.
JAMES A. 0C0NN0R
Builders and Owners1.
1896 Woodward Bldg.
Telephone Main 1890.
Evening star., 1923-10-14

CoLORED, VACANT. 16O oUANDER ST. Sc.
Frame, newly painted and paperedi $100
first cash payment; balance like rent.
Colored, 1891 st. s.e.-Brick, rooms. ex-
cellent location: newly painted and papered:
small cash payment; balance like rent.
JOE c. BROWN, Owner.
$40 New York Ave. NV 14s
Evening star., 1923-10-14
FOR SALE--HOUSES.
Continued.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Rare Barpain for 0u;ck c.1a

Rare Bargain for Quick Sale.
a z,story detached colonial brick. most
desirable lccation: center.hall pIan: 6rst foor
large rooms. conservatory. breakfast room,
lavatory; second floor. 8 large bedrooms. :
baths tone shower; large closets both floors
and hall; cellar under entire house; hot-water
heat. instantaneous heater. stationary tubs
hardwood floors and trim throughout; large
yard; 2-rar brick garage; roof, red hollow
Spanish tile: floor plugs all rooms and hall
High quality home and price and terms right
Full particulars. phone Main 1882; after m.
and Sundays, Adams 3747.
Evening star., 1923-10-14

DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY, INC,
11O6 VERMONT AVENUE NV. MAIN 52So
817 FARRAGUT STREET NV.
on. facilities front and
HIGH VIEW.
''o-on attractive Rhode Island North SanH
good
DOWNTOWN
walking
lights
aparm at tyysm
proposition Desirable
condition act quickly
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
should b s TO
ECKINGTON.
reasonable
SAUL'S ADDITION.
homo n
10th STREET HEIGHTS
and h
this section price Exceptional
DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY, INC.
1100 VERMONT AVENUE NV. MAIN 1888.
Evening star., 1923-10-14
FOB SALE--H0USES.
Continued

-
CHEVY CHASE, Md
Owner must sell beautiful 2,story Dateh
colonial house, situated on .arge corner
lot. with shade, shrubbery and flowers.
House about two years old. and contains
very large living room. with massive nre-
place, large reception room, dining roohl
kitchen and pantry. spacious front and
side Dorches. There are 4 large, prigns
bedrooms and complete baths on second
for maid. 1t Is greatly reduced In price
and terms for Immediate sale. and Is u
splendid buy at the price asked.
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER
Petworth-$o, 500.
Surrounded by new homes, right on the
brow Of n hill. with splendid outlook
this Groom brick corner house, practl-
cally new. is q pickup for some one.
Double ssSf DsTshe' s be snapped
quickly. See IL now.
TAKOMA PARK-Corner-
7 rooms and bath.
A delightful California lone story bun,
gaiow on one Of the most pss,i pTSiingTn Takoma ana
Park. Owner, ordered out OF to~n. E Hns
placed a very low price on TINS Tor I'M I'M
mediate sale and VIII consider rery reai
sonable terms. This ls an eAeepti"aai
opportunity.
IDEAL NORTHEAST
$oz5O.
The best buy on the market today. .
equipped With modern heating plant. cleo
lights; large rooms: ample spaSe Ior
sarage House is in excellent condition
Attractive terms.
P HILL P s,
Phone Main 1900.
~ prAY ESTATE BOARD
Evening star., 1923-10-14

Hundreds OF other northeast and southeast
properties our list. We probably have the
house you are looking for.
Evening star., 1923-10-14

ONE SOLD.
Handsome suburban homes on Connecticut Avenue
adjoining the town of Kensington eight large rooms
and attic tile BATH hotwater heat modern electric fix
electric range in Kitchen oak floors white enamel
and mahogany finish Lot 74x175.
These houses offer advantages the home buyer
not to be found III any other suburban section being
within square of Capital Traction line close to
churches, schools public library and stores. Elevation
high and healthy with beautiful surroundings. Open
for inspection every day until pm.
For Prices and Terms See
TERRELL & LITTLE, INC.
Agents.
Main 5285. 1906 18th ST NV.
Evening star., 1923-10-14
,5-FamilY Apartment.

rent.
5-Family Apartment.
On Clifton st. NV, near 14th--A modern j.
family apartment. Each apartment has =
rooms and bath. steam heat, electric lights; in
perfect condition. Income. S255 per month.
Will sell ut . -ery low figure and on easy
terms.
Only $3.50 Cash.
east section. In excellent condition. Lot 1Sx
1856. Large back yard; room for double ga
rage. This Is a real bargain. Terms less
than rent. 1t will pay you to see this home.
Small Apartment House.
On Massachusetts ave NV. down own
bath each: gns. electricity, steam heat In
come over $4,000 per year. Originally built
as an apartment house; good condition: prop
erly financed: small cash payment. VIII sell
very cheap to settle an estate.
One block of 7th and East Capitol SITS. ne
o rooms and bath: gas. electric lights room
per month pays ALL This should interest you
If you want good home cheap Price, $3.50.
A Bargain.
Northeast. near 9th snd East Capitol sts--
: rooms on two floors; gas. electricity; furnace
heat; garage; large back yard. This is q real
bargain at $3.50. Only $3.50 cash and $50 per
month pays al. Possession with title
GOLDEN RULE, INC,
1905 st. n. W. Main 1867.
Evening star., 1923-10-14
COLORED.

New colonial porch homes. Hot-water heat,
electricity Deep yards; alley. 500 Euclid W.
open daily. These he1ses are thoroughly we'll
built. Only one left. 1000 cash; balance
monthly. v. NJ. TRESCOTT, owner and
builder. Columbia 1OO56. 24s
Evening star., 1923-10-14
FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES.
WANTED TO BUY--H0UsEs.

sj,5oo-ti Ii. a b. COE. BRICK Nv 50
y; rewly decoiated eler.; open fireplace Gusl
terms. Occ. owner. FIR. 84g2
Evening star., 1923-10-14

WANTED-FB0M OWNER. FOR 8POT CASH
northeast section, six robin house. with ali
modern improvements: not over 81 ODg: give
full particulars first letter: no agents Adj.
dress Box 127-R. Star office
Evening star., 1923-10-14

rooms, baths pantres, attic, cold
storage. refrigerator open fireplace built in
garage 20-foot paved alley. best material. fine
workmanship. strong construction. Price and
terms reasonable. For sale by
ANY BROKER or
THRIFT BUILDING CO.. OWNER
PHONE MAIN Tss
Evening star., 1923-10-14

WANTED FROM OWNER. 6-ROOM BRIO X
house for good cash payment: white: posses.
sion. Address BOX I1:i X. Star Office
Evening star., 1923-10-14

18th & PA. AVE. S.E.-%,o50
Groom colonial porch brick; tile
bath, furnace heat, elec., double
deck porch in rear; double ga
rage. $l,5O0 cash and $50 a
month. Harry Z. Gladmar, 800
Pa. ave. Sc. Line. $40.
Evening star., 1923-10-14

READ THIS
If you are looking for a home.
II rs, 2 b.; completely furn. :
ami; convertible into 2 or 5
apis. at no expense; ~ blocks
from Dupont Circle; piano.
library and furn. all for SIS, 600.
Any reasonable terms. Call
Owners, n. 6475.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-24
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Putnam patriot., 1923-08-24
NORTH ASHFORD

Rev Norman II and Mrs. Bloore
attended the meeting Of the Ashford
Bible Society IN Bucks Grove. West
ford. last Wednesday.
Il E expected that the annual pic
MIC ~ Eastford Sunday schools VIII
take place next Wednesday At Rose
land Park Both the Baptist and Con
grepational Sunday schools of the
town wil unite as IN previous years.
Miss Jalia Deehand = North Ash
ford. who has for the lass three years
been employed a. secretary AZ the
Worcester State Hospital Worcester.
Is now spending two weeks vacation
AZ her home here She has accepted
"a position as secretary for the Inter
state Commerce Commission IN Wash
inxton. H. C.. and viii leave 70 report
there September 4th.
The services at the Eastford Bap-
fist church were well attended last
Sunday A solo was admirably rem
dered s. Mrs. Elinor Lewis. The pas
tor, Kew. Norman NJ. Bloore, preached
on Acts Nv. 1912, The Power Of the
Name Of Christ" At Westford the
congregation was augmented by a
company Of Boy Scouts led by Mr.
Amidon. Owing to the iuclemency Of
the weather, the evangelistic service
arranged for Sunday evening at North
Ashford was postponed till next Sun
day II Is expected that Rev. III. A.
Calhoun Of South Woodstock will be
the speaker.
Putnam patriot., 1923-08-24
PHOENTXVILLE

Mrs. William Downing and sons
are spending month with Charles
Downing.
Roy Latham injured his foot Sc
verely Monday when a tree fell across
his instep.
Mrs. Helen c. Joslin is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Osborn prouty of MARI
boro, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Pearl Adams of North
Ashford recently called on Mr.. Ben
nett and family.
Miss Marion Woodward of Wor-
cester. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Newton
Mrs. Ahbie Buell. of Petersham,
Mass. and Mrs S J. Latham spent
Friday with Mrs. Roy Clemens.
The services in the Congregational
church, Eastford were conducted by
Clarence Green Miss Edith Spaul-
ding. soprano sol0ist Of Worcester.
sang.
Mrs Roy Clemens has received
news from her cousin, Mrs. George
Allen. who is a resident of Montreal,
Canada, that the summer season there
has been. generally very cool so far,
Mrs Allen has resided in Montreal
many wears and saws this Is the cool
est summer she has ever experienc-
ed
Putnam patriot., 1923-08-24
OBITUARIES



Mrs Rachael Emeliue Letters, wife
Of the late William II Letters. died az
the ieme 81 her niece. Mrs. August r.
Peterson. Nerningdale. Worcester, al
an early hour Tuesday morning. after
az illness - several weeks.
Mrs. Letters was born September
5. 1910. in Monson. Mass, daughter
~ Harvey and Huldah tBradwayl
skinner The greater part d her life
she resided on Walnut street. this city.
For the past two years she had made
her home with Der son. Charles NJ.
Letters. Grand View Mrs. Letters
had been failing in health for some
time. but up 70 her last illness had
been unusually active.
She is survived b. her son, Charles
Merriek Letters. and her Two grand
children. Frank Halford and Gene
We've Eleanor, son and daughter Of the
late Frank Gilbert Letters, former
postmaster 81 this city
She also leaves the following nieces
and nephews: Alonz0 Skinner and
Mrs. William KiIborn Of this city
Mrs. Cora Peterson and Mrs. Ethel
Jacquith Of Worcester, both formerly
Of this city.
The funeral was held yesterday
Thursday afternoon at o'clock al
her late home. the Rev r II. BigeIow
Of Pomfret officiating. The bearers
were Alonzo Skinner. Frederick Moul-
ton, William Kilborn, and August
Peterson Burial was in the Grove
Street cemetery.
Putnam patriot., 1923-08-24
UNION PEOPLE TO OBSERVE
old HOME DAY. TOMORROW

"old Home day" will be observed
bv the Town Of Union tomorrow and
on sunday Tomorrow the eeremon-
les viii be held az the park IN the
center Of town and on Sunday a
special program viii be carried out
at the Congregational church. Many
former residents will return for the
weekend and participate in the
event
Putnam patriot., 1923-08-24
Hon. William Edmond Curt.

non William Edmond Iurts
Pomfret people regretted to hear
of the death on Monday, August 20,
at York Harbor, Maine, of the Hon
William r. Curtis, former assistant
secretary of the United States Treas
ury. and a brother Of the late " is
Mary Curtis, for many years a sum
mer resident of Pomfret. The death
Of Mr.. Curtis followed long period
Of III health. Mr.. Curtis was a gradu-
ate of Trinity College and a lawyer
of high standing in New York City.
During the residence of his sister in
Pomfret he was frequent visitor and
had many friends there. Only with
in the past month he contributed a
unit Of $50 to the Nurses Home
Fund Of the Day Kimball Hospital.
The funeral Of Mr.. Curtis was held
yesterday afternoon at WATERFOWL,
Conn, and was attended by many
friends and associates in his long life
who mourned the passing of delight
ful personality and charming gentle
man.
Putnam patriot., 1923-08-24
mendIno win Rlvets.

Many things that cannot be soldered,
can be mended with common coppsf
rivets. These may be bought at any
hardware store In assorted sizes for
small sum. A galvanized wash tub
can be mended easily with copper
rivet, unless the leak Is on the seam.
II is possible that even then a riyet
might mold the leak
Putnam patriot., 1923-08-24
Reilsien's Duty.

The two sentiments which most In
spire men 10 good deeds are love and
hope. Religion should give freer and
more rationsl play 20 these two senu-
ments than the world has hitherto
witnessed, and the love and hope VIII
BE- thoroughly grounded In and Ga
efscienf. serviceahle. visible. actual
and concrete deeds OF conduct
Charles w. Eliot.
Putnam patriot., 1923-08-24

The art OF tuning iron appears TO
have originated the sixteenth cen.
fury. and tinplate was first manu-
featured In Great Britain 10 1870.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02

kud jde 0 jiny narod. To bude
lip pusobit pred celym vzdela-
nym svetem, nez osocovani sou
sedniho statu. Takove zbrane
ma dlouho jiz nepusobi dnesni
move dobe. Nezijeme v nekdej-
81 nekulturni nemecke Africe.
Spolecnost narodG sc sama pre-
svedci 0 pravem stavu u mas a
stejne v Nemecku, jez drive ne
bo pozdeji sc rozpomene ma
svou povinnost take k luzic-
kym Srbum! Jinak mu to pfi-
pomenou Slovanstvo a jeho pra
|tele. H.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
POvERA v LEKARSTvf.

Pov6ra hrala dlouha staleti
znacnou 1lohu nejen V prostem
soukromem zivot6, nybrz We
vede. Namnoze musi modernl
veda dOsud bojovati powered
nymi predsudky starych dob.
Cim nepfistupnejsi byl ktery 0
Dor lidskemu dohadu a vyzku-
mu, tim houzevnateji nahrazo
vala mem povera vedecky po-
znatek; a tax zvlast' vhodnym
predmetem poverecnych nazo-
Ri bylo lidske telo, jeho nemoci
a leceni. Jako pred moderni We
deckou chemii vladla powered
ne astrologie, tax pred skutec-
nou medicinou uplatnovalo Sc
jen pov6recne mastiGkarstvi
jak je provadeli stredoveci bra
dyfi a lazebnici, kati a rasove,
pozd6ji baby, zazracni lekafi
a povestni "felcari" eli ranho
jici. Leceni m6lo "a drivejsich
dob mnoho spolecneho "kou-
zelnictvim", "carami' a ia
rikanim"; bylo zkratka "taj-
nou vedou", provad6nou nesve
domitymi fusery sarlatany.
Jest neuveritelno, jakym lat
kan Sc pripisovala leciva moe
a co vse sc doporucoyalo "a lex
We stredoveku. IDA Sc, re We
stredov6ke farmakologii ina
uce O lecich) platila zasada !:
elm odpornejsi lex, tim radikal
nejsi jeho lecivost. Proto pa
trne pfipisoyala Sc leciva moe
zvirecim vymeskum vseho dru
hu, ktere byly v lekarnach do
XVIII. stoleti vseobecn6 k do
lstani. v Drazd'anech ma pr.
1882 pouzivalo Sc 1872 tako-
lvych pilpravku a jeste roku
1882 bylo 20 takovych "leku"
lpriprayenych re zvireciho tru-
jsu, We vseobecnem uzivani. Y
zemich meme pokrocilych do
dnes uziva Sc Edovem leceni
takovych kuriosnich prostred-
XII; stejne pripisuje lid namno-
re jeste lecivy ucinek zyireci-
mu tuku. Stare lekarny mely
ma sklade TUX vseeh moznyth
zvirat, ha ami ilidskytuk We stfe
dovekych lekarnAch nechyhfl,
Jeleni luj psi sadlo udrzely
81. .povest lecivych latek do do.
lby nsjnovejsi. Velky leGebnJ
lcinek byl take prisuzovan kr.
vi, zvlaste pax krvi lidske, kite