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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-03
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Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Grandiosa manifestaci6n Alianza r..
corra6 GALES poblaci6n. skbado roche
parttendo casa Acadia donds popular
Gabino Garces Ramirez arenr6 mnf,i.
'tud. Pueblo congiomerado dirtsl6,o
frente casa prestigioso AIcalde Juan
Angel Tic donde oy6 silsncioso acso
solemne. lectura manifesto some.sri
pueblo. Pdblico. satisfecho pues conc.
cidos grandes dotes morales. profsn.
do sentir. alto psnsar del mere.
cfdo candidate unanimemente slec.
TO Directorio local y acepsa.
do sin prctesta alguna pueblo en- rs.
neral. Cumplira 10 ofrecidc. orandes
esperanzas triunfo grandioso Alianns
pues miembros honorables Asambi4a y
demas elementos valer pressarkn eas
peraci6n desarrollar manifesto para
benefcio comunidad. Esptrass csiebfsr
nnass-meeting para empesar eampahs.
Clausur6 acto convincenfe discourse co
nOcidO tribune Miguel A. Garcia Msn.
dez.
justly
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-03
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The Delta independent., 1924-12-05

Thanksgiving holiday with their par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Miller had as
guests Thanksgiving: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller and children: Mr.. and
Mrs. Clubb and family, Mr.. Patter-
son and sister Miss Molle.
Miss Ethel Patterson and Frank
Baker We're married at the Methodist
parsonage. Olathe. Wednesday. by the
Rev. Compton. The friends of this
popular couple wish for them much
happiness.
Ed Vaughan, who has spent sever
al months visiting his sons. Kelly
Hurd and Garner, was a departing
passenger Monday for Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BeaIer left on
Sunday for LonE Beach. California,
where they plan to locate.
A big family dinner was enjoyed at
the Martin Taylor home on East Mesa
Thanksgiving Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Blowers: Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Blowers and baby: Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Blowers and children.
Albert Nussie and sister entertain
ed relatives and friends ThanksEiv-
ing and over the weekend 1t was a
jolly house party. three carloads Of
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05

funeral . A. NJ. McGregor, an uncle
of Mrs Intire.
Mis- #ertha Anderson of Greeley,
visit Ter brother. r. C.. Anderson.
and lily, over Thanksgiving.
N Mary Culver has gone to
Ho, IS to visit her sister. Mrs.
Lay until the holidays.
E- ord Anderson left Thursday
for .uessee. where he will visit his
fa,H.-
r- Mack Boyer and baby. and
hrr- C. Cox, left on Monday for
th. home in Virginia, TO visit
wit. latives indefinitely.
Miss Recder and daughter. Frances,
o. e." ford. are on the mesa visiting
th. lughter and sister, Mrs Bryan
Sm.
ames Lathrop. Clark. Warren.
N. nd Mealy attended the funeral
o. late Mrs Craig at Delta on
Frt.r.
Nr md Mrs. II. C. Warrick and
mu were entertained THANKSGIVING
at home Of Bert Humphrey, in
Oa.E.
N Elma McIaren and Connie
Baa' turned Sunday to their school
wur. { Gunnison. having spent the
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05
California Mesa
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J. II. Hill and family spent Thanks
giving at the Henry Thomas home.
Mrs. Frank Vernon was an arrival
"Wednesday from California.
The Charles Phillips family moved
into one Of the tenant houses ON
the Chester Fisher ranch.
Orin Augustine left last week for o
visit with friends and relatives in
Ohio.
MIR. and Mrs Whit Warrcn were
guests at the Glen Hunter homo ON
Garnet Mesa, Thanksgiving Day.
The Carl Wcstetson family were
guests Thanksgiving OF Fred Coles.
near Delta
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Fisher enjoy
ed Thanksgiving at the home Of
George Cleveland, ut Olathc
David Hogan went to Grand juno.
tion last week, where he will take
course at a business college
Mr.. and Mrs a, Z. McIntire return
ed home Saturday from Powder Horn
whore they went Friday to attend the
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05

friends coming up from Grand juno
tion.
Quite number from the mesa at
tended the Thanksgiving services at
Coal Greek. Thursday, at the church.
where Robert Gerard is conducting
services. Mr.. Gerard preached a very
impressive morning sermon. A buunti-
full dinner at noon was enjoyed by
all
Thursday morning at the Presby-
terian parsonage in MonTose. Rev.
Warner united the lives of Miss Ruth
Mccoy and Mr.. Charles Cook. The
couple We're attended by Letha Marsh
banks and Denver Cooper. The
young couple are we'll known on the
mesa. All Join in wishing them much
Joy and happiness.
Miss Iva Thomas entertained some
friends to a lovely six o'clock dinner.
at her home Friday night Covers
laid for Miss Sylvia McKelvey. Miss
Opal Warrick and Miss Lucille Deges.
and Messrs Clyde Rhodes. Harlan
Duncan. Clyde Whiteuer. Clarence
Barrett and the hostess. The even
ing was spent playing Progressive
Rook. The guests departed declar-
ing Miss Thomas a royal entertainer.
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05

spoke of America as a favored nation
and of her responsibility to others less
favored
Miss Risinger is a young woman of
pleasing personality, and her address
was interesting and inspirational. She
has been on the Western Slope for
some time and will continue to make
number of points in this locality
School at Pennington, New Mexico,
before returning to Denver. She left
the first of the week for Grand
Junction.
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05
Miss Risinger
Addresses Methodist
Congregation Sunday

Miss Catherine Risinger, Methodist
deaconess with headquarters at Den
yer, addressed the congregation at the
morning service at the NJ. Z. church
Sunday morning. her subject being
Opportunities for Service" Miss Ris-
niger spoke of the worldwide need
and of what We are doing to meet
that need with special reference to
the work OF the organization which
she representative w. II. NJ. S. She
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05
Henderson's Auto
Plunged Over Grade

j. S. Henderson's auto plunged over
the grade as he was going down the
California Mesa hill between 7 and s
o'clock Wednesday evening, wreck
ing the car considerably and distrib-
uting the milk with which it was load
ed, along the roadside.
The lights went out as Mr.. Hender-
son was nearing the double turn
which is somewhat like the letter S,
causing the accident The car turn
ed completely over in its descent
landing right side up in the arroyo
below. 1t was taken to the garage
where. with the addition of one new
wheel, new top and windshield, it
was again made in readiness for serv-
ice. Mr. Henderson is congratulaung
himself that he escaped without a
scratch.
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05
Moving To California

Walter Brandt and family left the
first of the week for Los Angeles,
California, where they expect to re-
side. They are making the trip over
land, by way of the southern route.
Prior to their leaving, they visited at
Cedaredge with Mrs. Brandts par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Dolph.
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05
Make this
a practical Christmas
-7e1th these magic keys to happiness

'lME slips by with startling rapidity. But few
l short weeks ago you were looking forward to
Thanksgiving Now it's gone!
Christmas will be here before you realize it. So
don't delay. Decide now to place your order for
Studebaker Special Six Sedan.
Make this the most practical Christmas of all
with useful gift that will bring years of joy.
Present your family with these magic keys to
happiness on Christmas morning-the keys to a
sJudebaker Special Six Sedan.
Here is car your family will be proud to
own car that looks and rides luxuriously
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05

A car of imposing beauty richly finished and
ftted-with genuine mohair upholstery and ap-
Pointments of the very finest quality.
Its smooth, quiet, vibrationless performance
is delight to even the most seasoned motorist
The gears shift so easily-the clutch operates so
smoothly-the brakes are 50 sure and positive
you are hardly aware of any effort in operation.
Make this Christmas one that will be remem-
bered. Put the keys to a Studebaker Special Six
Sedan your tree. We will gladly have the car
delivered to your door on Christmas morning.
But come in and make arrangements now.
The Delta independent., 1924-12-05

Keep the money moving. It's need.
ing all the exercise you can give It.
, 1924-12-18

rugs displayed in the wIndows-an-
other good Christmas suggestion.
Mosher's store is always known
for Its high quality goods, great var
iation of merchandise and attractive
window displays as well as ads which
show it is one of the best stores in
the west-this store has a reputation
and residents always go to the corner
of Fifth and Lincoln Way for Christ
mas suggestions.
The City Steam Laundry and Dry
Cleaning Works makes clothes spick
and span for Christmas Why wash
at home when this establishment has
the finest and most completely equip
ped laundry in the state? Along
with Christmas thoughts 1t is best to
remember this place OF business
when it comes to having a complete
vacation.
Ferguson Mercantile company ad-
vertises as Santa Claus Headquarters.
This store is offering n complete line
of Christmas goods and many gifts
can be secured at this store Of high
quality and variation. The windows
are especially attractive. The gro
Gerry store has a complete assortment
of needs and the meat market offers
a line which is as good as the best.
Charles Miller, THE Home of
Good Furniture" has a display which
will attract the attention of children
as well as grown-ups. Lamps, chests,
smoking sets, in fact all sorts Of
practical gifts are offered in the furn-
iture line. The children's small table
chairs and tea set which is displayed
would bring joy to any child.
Santa Claus also has his head
quarters at II. e. M~cFarland's. Fruits
candy. grocery needs of all sorts
Continued on Page 21)
, 1924-12-18
repaired for the winter.

repaired for the winter.
The Smiley Motor company which
has its service station and sales room
at 307 West Front street is offering
the old reliable Dodge - a Dodge
coup of the latest model along with
radiator covers. spot lights, batter
les. tool boxes, etc. 1t always pays
to read the Dodge ads and watch
their window displays.
The Athens Bakery Is bidding for
its share Of the Christmas buying
in fruit cakes. pies, cakes, Yuletide
odd shaped cookies, etc. The store
has some unusually good suggestions
to offer.
The patrons Of the Palace Cafe say,
ri say they erv great meals
not only the old patrons make this
remark but it is the verdict of every
visitor. The cafe has artistically
decorated booths and tables along
with its high quality service and food
making 1t an exceptionally desirable
place to eat your meals.
Murphy-Ready company has a cor
dial welcome to Christmas shoppers
and is offering a good display of
mufflers, suits, shirts, bathrobes,
ties, etc. The window dis
plays are we'll arranged and attrac-
tive and undoubtedly have gifts
he'll enjoy and appreciate. 1t
pay Christmas shoppers to visit
store and read its ads.
The Corner Book Store. Brown &
say that Santa's been there
and has left a large assortment of
toys for the kiddies. Many good
car be obtained by look
ing over the stores window displays.
Willet L. Robertson advertises
which will always please.
he patrons of Rawlins know this to f
, 1924-12-18
WRAP PARCELS
SECURELY mi
MAIL EARLY

ono Of the important features IN
the Shop Early. Mail Early campaign
which is being put on throughout the
country by the Post Office Depart
ment. in the proper addressing and
securely wrapping OF Christmas pack
ages, when you wrap your Christ
mas packages. wrap them securely.
put your address In the upper left
corner, 30. II by any chance. II should
20 nstray. I. n be returned TO you
and not sent to tho dead letter Of
nce. The good folks OF our COM
munity last year helped to bring
Joy and happiness TO hundreds OF
Thousands OF postmen and clerks.
Let's do our shopping early and mall
ing early again this year. so that wo
may again enable the pos,men and
the post office clerks 20 eat their
Christmas dinners home with their
families and at tho same time assure
ourselves OF having our Christmas
presents delivered TO our friends In
order that they may DO opened ON
Christmas morning.
, 1924-12-18

be the truth. The store Is display
ing a very good selection of beauti-
full gifts of high quality. This store
is known for its beautiful window
displays and this seasons showing
is as good as the best.
The Service Grocery has a good line
Of fruits, candies and Yuletide gro
Gerry needs. This store always lives
up to its name and the best way to
prove 1t is to give it a trial and watch
it's ads.
For Him" and "for Her. which
includes all is the offering of the
Pierce & Ryan Druggists. This firm
has a great selection of practical
Christmas givings as will be seen
from the attractive window showings
and reading the list Of gifts in the
Pierce G. Ryan ads. Glass and quail
ity-as all patrons know.
Friend & Itkin offer gifts which
endure such as electric coasters. irons
percoiators, in fact all kinds of cleo
trical appliances. Whatever your
idea of a perfect gift may be-you
can turn to this stores display of
Hotpoint Servants with every con-
fidence and expectation of value,
service and satisfaction.
The Economy Furniture store Of
fers something for the home when
selecting a Christmas gift and why
not when such a gift is so %appropri-
ate? Here again the stores reputa-
ton is given in its name as 1t will
be proven by looking over the win
dow displays of rugs, smoking sets,
gas stoves, as a few of the sugges-
tons.
Lichstein buys furs and advertises
as featuring the highest prices and
fair grading for furs bought. This
has a couple attractive animal
, 1924-12-18

years. His term of total service at
that time will be 81 years, the service
record.
A list of senators who, since the
formation of the government, served
20 years or more. with their terms
of service stated in even years fol-
lows:
John T. Morgan, Alabama, 80 yrs.
william r. King, Alabama, rs
years.
James II. Berry, Arkansas, "a
years.
George C. Perkins, California, 80
years.
Henry NJ. Teller, Colorado, 80
years (broken).
Joseph R. Hawley, Connecticut,
"a years.
orville H. Plat, Connecticut, 2s
years.
Daniel w. Voorhees,, Indiana. 20
years.
William B.. Allison, Iowa. 35 years.
Eugene Hale, Maine, 30 years.
William P. Frye, Maine, 80 years.
Charles Sumner, Massachusetts, %
years.
Henry Cabot Lodge. Massachusetts,
81 years.
George F. Hoar, Massachusetts,, 81
years.
Knute Nelson. Minnesota. % years.
Thomas II. Benton, Missouri, 80
Francis NJ. Cooherll. Missouri. 80
years.
George C. Vest, Missouri, "a
years.
william NJ. Stewart, Nevada, 20
years tbroken).
John p. Jones. Nevada. 80 years.
Jacob II. Gallinger, New Hamp-
shire. 81 years.
Matt w. Ransom, North Carolina,
23 years.
Furnfold Mel. Simmons. North
Carolina, "a years.
Lee s. Overman, North Carolina.
81 years.
Porter ]. NJ. Cumber, North Da-
kota, "a years.
Obroken).
John II. Mitchell. Oregon. 22 years
James d. Cameron. Pennsylvania.
20 years.
Dose Penrose. Pennsylvania, "a
years.
Nelson w. Aldrich. Rhode Island.
30 years.
Nehemiah r. Knight. Rhode Island
20 years.
Henry b. Anthony, Rhode Island.
25 years.
| benjamin r. Tillman, South Car
olina, % years.
John Gaillard, South Carolina. 22
years.
Isham C. Harris, Tennessee. 20
years.
Charles A. Culberson. Texas. "a
years.
Reed Smoot, Utah. 81 years.
George +. Edmunds, Vermont. 81
years.
Justin s. Morrill,. Vermont. 81
years.
William P. Dillingham;. Vermont.
% years.
John w. Daniel. virginia, 81 years.
Thomas S. Martin, virginia. "a
years.
Francis r. Warren, Wyoming. 80
years fhroken).
Clarence d Clark. Wyoming. %
years. Wyoming State Tribune.
, 1924-12-18

clean milk from clean cows and the
store advertises prompt delivery SER
vice and special attention given to
parties, lodges, bazaars, etc. This
dairy is called the Old Reliable and
is as good as the best and better
than the rest, as advertised.
The Atlas Shoe Shop is displaying
shoe heels, soles and they bring to
the attention of the public that now
is the time to have your old shoes
, 1924-12-18
MERCHANTS Windows
do RAWLINS PROUD
CHRISTMAS window DISPLAY this SEASON and
christmas ADVERTISING IN REPUBLICAN, BEST
and OUTSHlNES ALL Previous YEARS

The merchants of the City of Rawlins are to be highly
complimented on the Christmas window displays which are
being made this year. Practically every place of business has
an especially attractive showing of the merchandise the various
stores have to SELL Not only is there a large variety of gifts
Offered, but they are placed in the windows in the most at
tractve manners; with backgrounds which show off the pres
ents, with clever arrangements and added features which bring
out and carry the Christmas-time spirit.
, 1924-12-18
WARREN'S
Term NEARS RECORD
IN APPROXIMATELY LAST $50 YEARS ONLY One
MAN SERVED LONGER Term Than WYOMlNGS
SENIOR SENATOR, FRANCIS E. WARREN

In the approximately century and one-half the United
States Senate has existed only one senator's term of service
vas longer than has beef. the term of service of Senator Francis
b. Warren. This interesting fact has been brought out by
scrutiny OF the rolls of the Senate since the government was
organized. The late William B. Allison of Iowa served in the
Senate continuously for 30 years. Senator Warren's service,
broken by one mtermlsslon, totals more than 80 years (t will
round out 50 years next March 4th). The late John Sherman,
, 1924-12-18

senator from Illinois, served 80 years
but his service, like Senator War
ren's. was broken. The term of SER
vice of no other senator during the
approximately $50 years the Congress
has been in existence, exceeded 80
years. Senator Warren, when he
completes the new term for which he
recently was elected, will have equal
led Senator Alilison's term of con-
tinuous service, as his continuous
service then will have totaled IS
Evening star., 1924-09-08
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.


$1O750-l4th ST. HEIGHTS-Four Bedrooms
81 p This property situated between
@ opo snS the price
5 @ % e % s p' u Sss% Contains 'Gs say fF auF s in ]
5O-SOUTHEAST.
whit, t pressed brick strictly
@ % % ssre 'n Inn gas
if you. a moderate @ @ % e' Inspect
125OO-CLEVEIAND PARK-Corner House.
e % @ % ] @ psp ts % Spsss ss'se' rs es@s P;oPK @
% S pantry @ A%as %aasa T large ps9 ss. .ss ss ] s @
% n s. % = water heat electric lights
S1o75o-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
OF
esent. section section between Conn Columbia
th, trim ' .us"n sn % rear % Sc ps f assassn 1esm
% s s sny @ P % INSPECT @ utmost value and " one seeking
$145O0-WOODLEY PARK-Near Wardman Hotel
this s n AND nd @ sssTm this s Ens @ M
will with approx There eight
% w % % % feeS screens
l5OOo-CLEVELAND PARK.
wall, n ssf1sf @ h ppsr sns % p, s pS S school e %
and side spacious living
Entire aS.; 5 perfect rife s ssndtkn
Sl5oO0-CHEVY CHASE-Terms Only $1,000 Cash.
Il is , pres Gqss;.ain: @ a
% f Or OAK @ t, ' living %% %%
S . avs s st
Evening Service Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home of Homes,
Evening star., 1924-09-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
TWO VkRY EXCELLENT HOME BUYS.
NOW OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
DETACHED BRICK, CHEVY CHASE, D.
FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE FOR ST.. 500

A DETACHED BRICK, CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE FOR $175OO
ust west Connec avenue Seven room
s o en m
A 22-FOOT FRONT BRICK.
FOUR-BEDROOM HOME OFF 18th STREET.
A in the st
th stree urued b. and Bt
o
SHANNON & LUCHS Inc.
stJetN W. Mai
Evening star., 1924-09-08

18th ST. NEAR OTIS: SEVEN LARGE ROOMS
and tile bath: electricity. good heal NJ plant
Price. SS 900. for a quick sale. Address Box
Evening star., 1924-09-08

Il & ST E-rWO-SroRY AND HA|E
ment br ck dwelling: rooms aud BATH: fur
mace heat; electric light: bargain; easy
Evening star., 1924-09-08

GOT GRESHAM III N.N.-5 -. AID Is
modem brick: elsctr city. gas. gar: .e: froli
and rear porcheS: rre-war construct OF; eX
cellent cnn.I;t on %
Evening star., 1924-09-08

1882 MrKINLEY ST; EIGHT ROOMS. TILED
bath: foorpd attic. H. h.. toid s.o:a.e rom:
large lot: $500 cash p-Tment: reasonable
prjce and trrmS. ,v"ar IN nrrr's,s los
Evening star., 1924-09-08

N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
14S Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4 a.
NORTHEASTERN
a hth colonization porch
CHEVY CHASE-S155OO
from and sleeping gprches
rp
SOUTHEAST.
r French
you Il it is a
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Sl375O
of
h
SAULS ADDITION-S1O5OO
is
n. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
Everything in Real Estate
14l8 Eye Street NV. Phones, Main 5oO34-s
Evening star., 1924-09-08

GROOM MODERN B&ICk. GARAGE. LARGE
yard: all imp. .oremcnts: must be seen to h,'
an tod ST ~
Evening star., 1924-09-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
36l4 KEOKUK ST.

3ol4 KEOKUK ST.
Only 81 ,OCO Cash REQUIRED.
:. This handsome home is compare lively new.
of Connecticut Living room entire width
OF house with massive fireplace built-in book
kitchen and pantry on first floor; four large
bedrooms, tiled bath and plastered sleeping
attic. Oak floors, hot-water heat servants
toilet; laundry trays gas. electricity Price.
1900 This home must be sold at once and
We we VIII make monthly payments to suit.
PRICE &.LURIA,
927 18th st. NV. Main s42.
$500
to sm 3.ne sell a sa1t Sass $1,000 open Sunday ii
Just Off Saul's Subdivision.
$500. $1,000 Cash.
r Eight rooms and bath, sem-detached brick
here is real pickup. Just the place for a
save An exceptionally deep lot with chance
to build garages side alley.
FRANK "A. GIBBONS,
sos Insurance Blds Main 15ih tbs & Eve St, NV
$5,OOO.OO.
Near n. ]. Ave. and H St. NV.
First Commercial.
May be sold to colored.
Good brick house containing I rooms and
path on lot over 20 feet wide Can be handled
on $1,000 cash and about sI5 per month
w M. II. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc.
1873 St. wv. Realtors. Main 1851
ASK THE DOCTOR.
Of home to save your wife's health Get the
kiddies out in the open Let us show Won
.he advantages We have them in all sec
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
rooms and bath. h.-w.h, fireplace, h.v.
hoors. blocks to Conn. ave
S1S50-SI50 cash, $40 monthly
a. . rooms and bath. h.-w.h fireplace h.w
n1ors, cellar and attic. 3 blocks to Chevy
ss.75lsl,5 800 cash. ss5 monthly.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
. rooms and bath. h.w. floors, h-wh, fire.
place, one block 70 Conn ave.
S9,'5o-sl,O 900 cash, $50 monthly.
NORTHWEST.
One block to 14th st. car line extended
rooms and bath. h.-w.h., h.w. floors. fire
place, breakfast alcoYe, corner lot, 501Il5
sodded and fenced
.ss,5oo-s75O cash. SO monthly.
STUCCO.
a. 8 rooms and bath, center-han type. h.w.
s7.ooo-s1, 900 cash. $50 monthly
NORTHEAST.
rooms and bath one pipe furnace. 3 blocks
to Rhode Island ave. electricity, cellar.
s6i,emS33q r3eDTiq cash, 80 So :, monthly.
1906 18th St NV Man 32s5.
Evenings. phone Franklin 1861 or Potomac
2S92-J
Evening star., 1924-09-08
COLUMBIA UEIGHTS

One block Central High School. 3-story brick.
colonial front and doubl" rear pcrchrS: 9
rooms, tiled baths; electricity; automatic
water heater; servants quarters, toilet and
laundry in basement: space for double car
income from apartment and one room. This
home pays for itself Price reduced for quick
sale. Owner leaving city. S13.3OO. Cash.
$4,000: S75 a month Call OWNER. Col
1469-W. -
Evening star., 1924-09-08

FOR COLORED-N E. LOVELY SEMI Def
home of rooms bath; h.-w. H.. elec.. celia.
pnrches. garage. Price, $3.50. Easy tc!mS
Call Main IS2r
Evening star., 1924-09-08

lar frame: lot olx1fI side and rear allrY
So. 600: 500 cash. 500 per mo. o. W. HAM
MOND o5o3
Evening star., 1924-09-08

POTOMAC HEIGHTS-DETACHED HOME. :
rooms and tile bath front. back and sleeping
porches; electric light. ripesSs furnace:
J. EDWARD LEWIS. 91o Eth st NV.
Evening star., 1924-09-08
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Cash-2303 3rd NIT brick, nearly new,
ami. sell at cost; s6,400 Open Sunday ii
to pm. VI. l414 =
Evening star., 1924-09-08

eth AND VI SITS. N.E.-SENES ROOMS ANT
hath: latroh" heat. gas: fin" yards: Room f
garage: newly papcrrd AMI painted; 81 1G''
Terms. J. EDWARD LEWIS, 9i2 15th ST
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