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Evening star., 1923-12-08
CUBA HONORS HEROES.
Tablet Unveiled to Massachusetts,
Soldiers of 1898.

HAVANA. Cuba Deceber s.-Yes-
terday was given over in Cuba to re-
membranes of heroes OF the Spanish
war. for while all Cuba paid tribute
to Gen. Antonio Maceo, on the ami
versary Of his death. a delegation Of
Anne ricans were in Santiago de Cuba
to unveil tablet late yesterday to
Massachusetts soldiers who lost their
lives there in 1898. American and
Cuban marines took part in the San
tiago exercises.
A similar tablet to Massachusetts
men who died at MatanZas is to be
unveiled there Monday.
Evening star., 1923-12-08
THREE HURT IN CRASH.

NA,LDOSTA. Ga, December s.-J. r.
peHill was fatally injured and w. w
Taylor and Ben Force were severely
INJURED when a heavy touring car
beionging TO Taylor turned over when
an attempt was made 10 pass another
car on the National highway, eight
miles below here.
Evening star., 1923-12-08

The average amount of light OBJ
tanned for 1 cent from incandescent
electric lamps at first was about five
candlepower hours, but it is now pos
sfble TO obtain with the ordinary for
ty-watt lamp 10 candlepower hours
for a cent
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age skilled worker in Mexico was
making just 1872 cents day, while
la Dor organization has brought his
wages<u during the last three years
until he now receives about IS cents
an hour"
Mr.. Kelly occupied a consdera BILE
portion of the time of his address
with review of the history of Mex
leo since its discovery and subjuga
ton in 1929 by fernando Cortez. The
worst feature of the Spanish rule,
he declared was the fact that the
Mexican peon was subjected to the
worst form of absolute slavery that
the world has ever known, Since
1921, when the republic of Mexico
was first formed, he explained, the
country has been torn by revolutions
which have been caused by the OPP
pressive rule of overbearing tyrants
who have been little better than the
Spaniards themselves.
The fact that 90 per cent of the
Mexican people in 1911 were landless
and homeless, not because of their
own fault but because of the oppres
sion of the Mexican landlords, was
pointed to by Mr.. Kelly, and also the
fact that S7l2 per cent of them were
illterate in the same year, as exam
pies of causes leading to revolutions.
Disagree. With Gary.
Mr.. Kelly also took occasion to
deprecate the action of Judge Ebert
II. Gary in eulogizing the Mussolini
government in Italy and to declare
that Mexico would have none of the
Fascist He also touched lightly on
the prosecutions which labor organ
izers have gone through in Mexico
in their missionary work of uniting
the country, and explained causes
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WEST LAKE OPENS TONIGHT

and results of the Sonora revolution
three years ago when Caranza was
deposed without the shedding of a
drop of blood. and Oregon was
placed in his stead.
Three causes have stirred the Mex
lean people on in their fight for
freedom and liberty, Mr.. Kelly said,
which have been an inspiration from
the success Of the American revolu-
tion leading directly to the estab-
liShment in 1921 of the republic of
Mexico. a desire to establish nation
on par with the American nation
and determination to have personal
liberty and freedom even If revolu.
ton had to be gone through until
every citizen of the country was
under six feet of ground.
Mr.. Kelly also pointed to the edu-
cational development of the country
in late years, to the fact that the
army had been reduced from 100000
to $4,000 soldiers and to the fact
that factories which formerly were
kept busy manufacturing uniforms
for the soldiers now were kept equal
ly busy manufacturing clothes for
the Mexican Riddles to wear When
they went to school.
The meeting was called to order
by j. L. Busby, and a short address
was made by Commissioner William
l.. Harrison, who explained that the
park as a municipal institution was
catering to the masses of the people,
and not to any particular class.
Wednesday was the opening day at
the park, and Wednesday night the
Ferris wheel, merry go-round, roll
er-coaster, skating rink and old mill
all were doing rushing business
accommodating the crowds which
flocked to the park.
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contracted for, according to an
nouncement.
In addition to the many new fea-
lures of the park. announcement was
made Wednesday by the management
that the services of Joyce Levy, eX-
pert life saver. have been secured.
Mr.. Levy will look after the safety
of women and children desiring to
participate in the cooling waters Of
the lake and in addition will give in
structions and lessons to those de-
string his services.
Arrangements to take care of the
children have been amply provided
for in the shape of play ground
where they will be under careful
watch at all times
Devotees of the reel and rod will
find much to thrill them in the waters
of the sixacre lake. fed by 80 bub-
bling springs. Fishing, this year. is
expected to prove one of the most
popular of all the many amusements
and sports offered.
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hauled and repainted, West Lake
park opens Thursday for what is eX-
pected to prove the banner season OF
its history.
New and added equipment has been
placed and the entire resort presents
as inviting an appearance as any
park in the entire south. AS usual
feature of the season will be dane
ing every week night except Monday,
to the lively tunes OF William Nappi' s
society syncopators, one of Birmins-
hams favorites.
Skating, boating, fishing and swim
ming have all been amply provided
for. and the inviting grounds of the
park especially arranged to care for
the usual summer time picnlcs, a
number of which have already heen
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-03

elective Mexicans don't appoint a
bunch of gods to sit on high thrones
and rule them. 1t is to be hoped that
the supreme court OF the United
States soon vfll be elective
1.-The Mexican government is labor
government; laboC- controls both
houses of the Mexican Congress; la
Dor controls IL out of 20 governors of
Mexico; labor controls five out of
nine members of President Oregon s
cabinet, and the president himself is
an active, and not an honorary, mem
Der of the machinists' union"
There will be no more revolutions
in Mexico. The people, through labor
organizations. have gained freedom.
liberty and the right to work out
their own destinies."
These and other statements were
made by ]. w. Kelly. national labor
organizer for Mexico. and American
representative from the Mexican Fed =
GRAFTON of Labor, and the Railway
Federation of Mexico, in an address
Wednesday night before a labor rally
at East Lake Park. Mr.. Kelly de-
clared that he was representative
from organized labor of Mexico to
organized labor of the United States.
and that it vas his purpose to rectify
certain fallacious lines of thinking
about conditions in Mexico which had
become current throughout the
United States through misrepresenta-
tions.
Want Democratic Government.
"rhe people of Mexico have been
irving during the last 10 years to
government" Mr.. Kelly explained,
"and the only thing they desire of the
United States is encouragement Be-
fore the revolution of 1911, the aver
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-03
ATTACKS EVOLUTION

FORT WORTH, Tex, May 2.-That
EVOLUTION is fast crumbing and
breathing it's last in America where
it has been rejected by leading sci
entists and scholars and that it is
doomed to give way to the over
whelming power of the Bible and
Gods creation of man, was the as
sertion made by DR.. w. B. Riley at
tonisht's session of the Fundamental
congress. DR.. Riley, who has been
pastor of the First Baptist church in
Minneapolis for &c years and is now
president of the Northwestern Bible
Missionary Training school. was one
of the founders of the Funda mental
congress.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-03
MEXICO IS SEEKING
DEMOCRATIC RULE
SAYS LABOR CHIEF
Country No Longer Open Shop
And Wages Go Higher
Saws J. w. Kelly

Mexico isn't asking the United
States for one nickel, but is merely
looking for encoura cement in the es
Enlistment of really democratic
government.
"Mexico is desirous of being recog
nized by the United States; but that
recognition must be as sovereign ma
ton to sovereign nation, and moth
ing else will be satisfactory to the
people of Mexico
'Mexicans have used their rifles to
gain their freedom; but Americans
have a weapon far more powerful
than a rifle to gain the same end.
1t is the most powerful weapon or
earth. 1t is the ballot, but Americans,
don't use it.
Mexico has stood for the open
shop for 500 years, and the only thing
which has been received has been
long hours, low wages and rotten
working conditions
THE supreme court of Mexico is
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-03
NEW EQUIPMENT ADDS
TO ATTRACTIVENESS OF
. WEST LAKE RESORT
Skating, Boating, Fishing And
Swimming Have Been Am
ply Provided For

Shining bright and new as a silver
dollar, with its various pleasure
trails and equipment recently over
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Family Playground

No place anywhere finer for family picnics-here
is everything necessary to make the day enjoyable
for every member of the party. Wading pools and
sand pits for the Riddles, swings and other acces-
series for the older children, pavilion land every
thing Bring the family Call Bessemer 1892
and we'll be looking for you. We have spared no
effort to make this an ideal amusement and recre-
alton place.
Evening star., 1923-02-13
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

THREE-FAMILY FLAT-SlJ.O0O
Three apartments each contan nng rooms
and bath: nokol heat: elec.; screens: avn
ings: modern throughout and in good condi
tion. Tenants furnish heat and light: two
ear garage renting for $40. making total rent
of property S24a per month.
ALLAN Il. WALKER 4 CO., Inc.
Sl3 18th at. NV Main 24i0.
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A GOOD BUY.
Southeast-$4,7 ,750 Can be used for business.
Good condition. Six rooms. bath. latrobe heat,
gas tight. Near car lines Cash, $1,000.
DAVID E. BARRY. ,so! Nam Il st lso1. . "
Near 18th on Spring Road.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
beautiful home. containing six large rooms
and bath; brick; hot-water heat, eIec. lights;
hardwood floors and trim; large two-car ga
rage on wide alley. This is an exceptionally
good buy.
Near 4th and Randolph St. NV.
... $Io,5oo. Terms.
rooms with tile bath. in the best of condition.
Hot-water heat, electric lights; hardwood
floors and trim; garage. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
Overlooking Saul's Addition.
5000. ST 900 Cash.
A brand-new home, containing six large
rooms. tile bath with shower. one apiece porce-
lain sink in kitchen, French doors from dining
room to breakfast porch; large double back
alley.
Northeast-Bargain.
5000.
A two-story brick home. containing six large
rooms and bath. in a good location. Latrobe
heat and gas lights.
Call us for representative.
SAMUEL SHAPIRO,
s04 14th NV. Main 5613.
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NORTHEAST SPECIALS.
Ella AVE MR. 18th N E.


NORTHEAST SPECIALS.
FLA. AVE. Mr.. 18TH NE.
s5. $50 for a semi-detached, colonial home Of
rooms and tiled bath; furnace heat; hard
wood trim. Home in Ane condition. Only
$500 cash, balance easy. ....-.
18th AND MD. AVE. N. f.
xs. Ooo-Fine little home Of large rooms and
hath. just Of Maryland. ave. ne; furnace,
Sas. Bargain at $3.50 cash; balance easy.
HALF BLOCK CIRCLE.
5To-Bay window home Of Z rooms and
bath on Quincy pl. ne: ~ block \. Capitol; !;
fnrnice heat and electric lights Rack and
front stairway. Room for garage. $50 cash;
balance easy.
FINE S. E. SECTION.
50. s.25o-semi-detached col. home Of large
rooms and tiled bath In this convenient sec
tion: hardwood trim: electric lights; oack
porches and yard 125 feet long. House In me
shape and on corner Of alley. 800 cash; bal
ance like rent.
DAVIS &
1920 New York Ave. NV.
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WANTED-LOTS.

EXCHANGE SMALL BUSINESS PROPERTY
Tor Gear lots; two-story brick dwelling: nice
store rooms and bath; possession. OWNER
Col. S719.
BLDG. LOT. NV. IF PRICE RIGHT. FROM
owner. box honsa Mail fullest particulars
Will, EXCHANGE ss.00O EQUITY IN MOD
EN- twelre-r room house near Connecticut avenue
snd street for good building lot. Columbia
453e-w
Evening star., 1923-02-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW AND GARAGE IN
Fort Myer Heights. Va. close 10 new George
town bridge: electricity. gas and furnace heat;
terms. 81 600 cash. balance easy monthly pay
ments. CalI Col. NO72.J aftcr > O'clOck. l3s
Evening star., 1923-02-13

81. 7.5OO.OO-S1.OOO.OO CASH,
$500 PER MONTH.
six rooms and bath: lorth OF New Hamp-
shire ave. near Georgia ave. Possession any
time.
JOHN II. WRIGHT,
.9al 18th ST. Main 1897.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Near Conn. ave. Unique semi i-defached
residence of IL rooms, baths: electric lights;
sun room with fountain; swimming pool;
large lot; inspection invited.
MT PLEASANT.
Oakwood terrace. There is real value in
this semi i-detached I-room residence: side
and rear alley: furnace heat and electric
lights Occupied by owner who will permit
inspection.
WEST CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
ala Fessenden st. This 1-room residence
i. modern, with up-to-date electric fixtures;
hot-water heat with nokol automatic equip
meut Price reduced to $500 for immediate
sale An inspection will convince any one
this is a bargain; immediate possession.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
140T v. Y. Ave. NV. Main 1855.
NEWTON NEAR 18th N.w..MODERN; 10
rooms - ba tfs; h.-w.h., elec. light Pittsburg
heater. wash trays, ETC.; garage for cars
Priced reasonable.
On P near Dupont Circle, in first CONNER
cial zone-Beautiful 10room. a-bath home;
and terms right.
THOMAS D. WALSH.
s12 HN.w. Main 7s45.
Evening star., 1923-02-13
FOR SALE.
BY MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
MODERN HOMES
IN wnnnI PARK

rooms. baths. attic. cellar and double
garage; conveniently located on Connecticut
avenue car line.
81. 900 initial payment and $50 per month;
including all interest.
really exceptional value.
See model furnished home at 1922 Connec-
ticut avenue.
Evening star., 1923-02-13

PETWORTH SPECIALS.
HOBART PLACE NV.
$5. .250-Modern Groom and bath colonial
home in this convenient section; $500 cash. SIS
per month, including all interest and principle.
Home In lovely condition.
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
s.. 7.ooo-Beautiful coloial home, opposite Sol
dieFs' Home Park, on Rock Greek Church I'd. !;
semi-detaehed; center-h hall plan OF large,
outside, Light rooms and tiled bath; just paint
ed and papsred; h.-w.h., electric lights; back
porch and nne cellar. $1,000 cash, balance
cay.
PETWORTH-NEAR CARS.
$s,lBo-Beautiful home Of rooms. pantry and
tiled bath. Trimmed throughout In oak. Has
h.-w.h., electric lights, laundry, sleeping
porches; large yard and double brick garage
Only 81 900 cash; SIS per month.
ILL. AVE. AT CIRCLE.
$s,s0O-Rrand- new home Of Q large rooms.
fne sleeping and brsakfagt porches; room for
garage; colonial front porch Of cement: h.-w.h..
electdc lights. full tiled bath. fireplace and
hardwood floors and trim. The location To
wonderful. Only 81, 900 cash; s75 per month.
Vacant.
STEELE,
tors. -,
HE>.. -o~o .1oz
Evening star., 1923-02-13
BARGAINS OF THE DAY.

BARGAINS OF THE DAY.
YOr CANNOT FIND BETTER
We are fully equipped to sell these houses
on terms most appreciated by the buyer
PETWORTH, best residential section; sir
rooms and bath. center-hall plan; h.-wh., cleo
tricity. Initial payment 81, 800
GEORGETOWN-6 rooms and tile bath: h
VIII. electricity and gas; front and rear
porches. 81, 800 cash.
Mt. PLEASANT Kenyon ST. rooms and
baths (6 bedrooms); h.-w.h., elec. lights and
gas: colonial front porch. An exceptionally
fine home at bargain price,
NORTHWEST-7 attractive rooms and tile
bath a bedrooms). modern home on easy
payments.
PETWORTH-Illinois ave-: rooms and
bath; all modern improvements; builf-in ga
rage. 81 800 cash and balance like rent.
PETWORTH-Georgia ave-; colonial trpe
home, conta lining rooms and bath, sleeping
porch; h.-w.h., cleo. 5000 cash. balance like
rent.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-e rooms and bath:
h.w.h., cleo; built-in garage; low price; easy
terms
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-10 rooms and bath:
h.-w.h., cleo: spacious porches: garage. 81, 600
cash. small monthly payments.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS St: 6 rooms and
bath: colonial type; h.-w.h.. eIec.: space for
garage This home must be to be sp-
preciated.
N0RTHWEST-Ercellent location: larg.
home OF IS rooms and 8 baths; Il bedrooms
near 18th and NJ sts.; ideal boarding house.
s1s. 900.
Corti1epto1 Realty 20
Evening star., 1923-02-13
FOR SALE-TUUSES
('Onttaued.

1918 KENYON ST.
Six rooms two baths, hot-watef heat:
servants and toilet; laundry. tubs;
screened and weathcrstripped throughout: two
brick garage.
Occupied by owner. Inspection Sunday. 10
am. to PM Week days by appointment,
Woodward bldg. Main 6035.
Evening star., 1923-02-13

Distinctive New Homes.
Corner Jenifer and 4Ist SITS. NV,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Very complete 7-room and bath homes in a
section that is very desirable.
Open Every Afternoon for
Inspection.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
s13 18th st. NV. - Main 2430.
Evening star., 1923-02-13

Chevy Chase, d. c.
One Of the prettiest detached colonisI
homes on very desirable street just west
OF Conn. ave-; rooms baths, additions
servants room; h.-w.h., cleo: porches;
hardwood floors throughout: screens avn
ings: slate roof; lot 6OIs4, to paved alley:
garage. Attractive terms
ALLAN Z. WALKER Co. Inc
S13 18th st. NV. Main a43O
Evening star., 1923-02-13
FOR SALE-LOTS.

A NUMBER OF LOTS NEAR NORTH IA
koma avenue. n C., in restricted location. Ad-
dress l. F.. DAVIS, 110 South Lexington ave,
White Plains. New York. ~
SNAP = CORNER. 4l.25 FEET FRONT On
Arkansas ave, just off 14th ST. NV. at ALI
son: can build row houses on 1t. Owner
7 FRANK TILLER. North 1850. Br: %.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT SITE-NORTH-
west corner 10th and SITS. NV, with " feet
frontage on I ST. and 13J feet on 18th ST..
IL OSJ square feet: walking distance govern
ment departments and central part OF city: one
Of the Sew available sites In section of large
demand and constantly increasing values.
Price. SSD.UO
ALLAN f. WALKER & Co. INC.
S13 18th ST. NV. Main 2l3o
&c ROW HOUSE LOTS. LOCATED RIGHT;
nr.ce and terms right: will grade to suit you
owner. J. FRANK TIILER, North $3.50.
RARGAIN-FROM ONE TO TWENTY GA
rage sites located between Allison and Bu-
chanan 18th and Arkansas ave. Owner, j.
FRANK TILI4ER. North 1850.
BEAUTIFUL HONE SITES. OyERLOOkING
18th st and Rock Creek Park. OWNER. Co.
lumhia 1olS. after
Evening star., 1923-02-13

NEAR 10th AND r SITS. NV.
Sl2,5OO -
ho'~er heat
DECATUR STREET NV.
% ] = ss:y sl @ ss @ sTs ss @. ses III s
terms
ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD.
$1,000.
Twotory
% AMID n eee4s eese 'Ss condition mot % % % ~
DOWNTOWN-S4,5OO.
Only small nss ts. isS%fn H.ynnt required = ' SIX rooms '"' "
THE REALTY & INVESTMENT CORPORATION
wAsHiSGToN
Main ss -
$I2,5oo-Terms.
colrMRA @ San M IT. S lam Il M p to
l"P%ed S% neseS s "s % %
Ownerh havi
S45OO-Terms
' @ & s.s I ;i
$1,000
@ or. q. ss % 'a @ e te' three "S % m
double bach p can be arranged
$500.
two ! isn 1S an r ' % % % %
SI45oo.
Park. Mt r a n % s s s:,.s: s':es tS s'
~ .sI55oo: ~ ::
tn SAIL hall % large I shower
ef t % poSe. @ I T
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, Inc,
oIs 15th St. NV. Main OF:
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST HOME VALUES
IN THE CITY.
rooms and bath, entirely detached. Fine
large lots. Beautiful northwest location; high
healthy. Nicely built up with all detached
homes. Price. $3.50. Easy terms. See them
before II is too late. Open and lighted daily.
61oS 9th street. corner 9th and Rittenhouss
streets. See Mr.. Boswell on premises.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
923 10th Street. Main 80.
Headquarters for New Homes.
Exclusive Agent.
Evening star., 1923-02-13
81 600 GETS EQUIPPED FARM WITH
400 AppLE ,TREES. IlO DEANS.

40 cherries: peaches. plums grapes. berries:
income 3,430 year; 80 acres on good
elevation Just outside live depot Town. conven-
icnt Washington: 20 acres tillahlc S-cOw
pasture woodland; good Groom house, excel
lent view mountains and valley: barn: lOO-ft.
pouItrv house. summer kitchen. etc: Othe.
interests forcing sac: $500 gets il: horses.
cow a. poultry. furniture, tools. etc. thrown
in. only $1,000 needed Sibert Splitter.
ID Sx,-irG
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SI2,5Oo.

DOWntOWn OOrneT.
A most unusual offering In 4 brick property.
Situated on q corner in hrst commercial zone.
three-4tory and basement house, having ten
rooms two baths, hot-water heat, electricity
and gas. Easily converted into store and three
apartments.
Evening star., 1923-02-13
TlEON1 pHRk HOMES

Prime locat ION for doctor dentist: could
not I've better: both needed: dandy Groom
good honest value Ten acres and good house;
corner two auto pixies: suitable for subIivi-
sion: all improvements: close in: quick sale
xl4..fn. Brick apt; 20 roOmS. Sl7.Un: snap
Can echange S-room hocse. acre land. far IN,
Takoma. ID. G.. for value downtown. as an
Investment IL bungalows to select from.
TAkOMA PARK REALTY CO.,
Masonic bldg.
Coz! $685. TsIoma Park. ID. c.
MODERN BUNGALOW: ANIL: $50 CASH.
$50 per month; good location. on tho car line
VENEZKY. Phone 1l-R. Hyattsville. Md.
REAR OF WHITES. 1908 ASACOSTIA RID.
being 1908 Branch ave. Sc, new six. room and
pantry house: electric lights stove heat: ga
rnge 12XlS: large lot: ign. with good view
good neighbors. 3.GOU: $500 cash and $3i
per mo. A bargain.
o. W. HAMMOND.
Evening star., 1923-02-13
FOR RENT-FL0OR SPACE.
FOR SALE-STCRES
FARMS.
FOR SALE,


-FAIRFAX. COUNTY FARM
1916 acres. suitable for stock or fruit: hard
road. thirty minutes to Washington: price anu
'''H'' r. r c. Go0DNow COMPANY:
20 18th ST. wv. Main 50..-
PART OR ALI. OF 73-ACRE TRUtK FARM
near Oxon Hill. Nd; exchange considered
- r. Y. SKINNER.
Anarostta. y. e. L. 8. Box 266.
~ you ARE SEEKING A COUNTRY RESI-
dence or farm, without or with full equip
rent. we have. number Of them within easy
motoring distances Of Washington. Call or
correspond with us, telling us what you want
WI. H. SAUNDERS 4 CO..
Phone NJ 10l61O17 1888 st. nv.
FOR SALES ACRES OF TIMBERLAND
cruised to estimate 400 cords Of oak and
ether hardwood about 300 ties: tine soil rich
and cocd as in Maryland: located near Belts
vile. Prince Georges county, convenient to B..
& o. R.R. to Baltimore and Washington
boulevard and Washington { Laurel electric:
will sell on easy terms. The timber will pay
for clearing the land. Surrounded with fine
homes and farms; can be subdivIded into acre
farmlets and sold at from $3.50 to 5000 an
acre. Price, So 900 Phone NJ 4a35. ELIJAH
F.. KNOTT. Dist. Nat. Bank bldg. Washing
mn
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$1,000:
alue! Value! Value

!. An exceptional value in Columbia Heights.
Twostory brick, six rooms, tile bath. hot
water heat. electricity and gas: glassed and
screened sleeping porch, with large wardrobe
closet. Good sized lot, room for double garage.
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: BUSS
Realor W.
fn0ne main - ~
Evening star., 1923-02-13
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

WE HAVE SEVERAL. VERY DESIRABLE
apartments, in different sections OF the city.
which we consider very good investments.
Priced from SIj 900 up.
Louis +. SHOEMAKER,
l4OI v Y Ave NV Main l166
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$4,000.
Waodley Park.

Detached brick home. west Of Conn. ave-,
near Wardman Park Inn. Individual In plan,
containing IL rooms, complete baths; center
hall colonial type; maids room and lavatory
in cellar; hot-water heat, electricity and gas.
A real bargain and one not to be overlooked.
Evening star., 1923-02-13

Vicinity OF 14th and Park Road.
decided bargain in q beautiful tapestry
brick home. Six large rooms tile bath. extra
complete tile lavatory, oak noors, beamed-
two rear, screened porches: 'hot-water heat.
electricity and gas. Room for double garage.