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Evening star., 1924-08-13
5 BathIess Years
For Courthouse
End in Scrubbing

The remodeled Courthouse at the
head of John Marshall Place was
completed just five years ago and
today received its first bath.
A detail from the local Fire De-
partment spent several hours play
ing sprays of water on the build
ing in an effort to remove the ac-
emulation of dirt and the ravages
of the five years. A number of
persons were attracted to the scene
thinking the building afire, but
were much relieved when they
learned it was just having a wash.
United States Marshal Snyder re-
Gently called the attention of Chief
Watson of the Fire Department to
the appearance of the building and
the latter assigned men today for
Cleanup"
Evening star., 1924-08-13
CREW THOUGHT LOST.
Liquor-Laden Craft Is Found De-
serted.

TOLEDO, Ohio August IA rum
runners craft laden with whisky and
flying a distress signal was towed
into the harbor here yesterday. There
is a possibility that her crew per-
ished in the lake while smuggling
the cargo from Canada, as she was
deserted.
The hull Of the boat was badly
battered
Evening star., 1924-08-13
One Dead, 8 Hurt in Explosion.

SADEVILLE, Ala, August 13.-
Jack Fling of Knoxville, Tenn.
operator of steam shovel, was in
stantly killed, and his brother
Charles was perhaps fatally scalded,
another brother was injured and two
negroes were slightly scalded when a
boiler exploded at Gibsons camp,
near here, late yesterday.
Evening star., 1924-08-13
Woman Burns Beneath Auto.

GOLDSBORO. N. c., August 13.-
Mrs. Ben Burnett of Hobgood was
pinned beneath an automobile and
burned to death this morning. six
miles from here. Three other mem
bers of the party escaped.
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Kentucky Society tonight at 2400
Sixteenth street is to be an unusually
interesting one. with Mrs. Charles
Riker and DR.. Robert Rosser as art
lists of song and saxophone and with
Senator Richard p. Ernst and Judge
Charles Kerr to deliver addresses.
Dancing will be held until a late
hour. the Carolinians furnishing the
dance music.
Mrs. Juliet Fl. williams. wife of
the late DR.. f. T.. Williams of
Moodus, Conn, en- route to visit her
son, DR.. Norman III. Williams of
Los Angeles, Calf, is stopping over
in Washington to visit her sisters.
Miss Pauline Harris, Miss Florence
Harris and Miss Jennie j. Harris,
1852 u street northwest. Mrs. Will
liams expects to spend the Winter
months In California.
Former Representative and Mrs.
Marion r.. Rhodes have arrived in
Washington after a months visit at
their home in Missouri and have
taken an apartment at the Bancroft
for the Winter.
Air. and Mrs. Mark Hannah OF
Youngstown, Ohio, have arrived at
the Lee House. where they will spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Lee, hav-
ing returned from their wedding trip,
are at home to friends at their resi-
dence, 1905 Newton street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooks
Smith of the Hotel Roosevelt have
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man Of the women's section of the
Washington Radio Hospital Fund.
has invited members of her commit
tee to her home, 1715 II street, Fri
day, pm, to meet Mrs. Mary Rob-
erts Rinehart. Arrangements for a
benefit bridge for the fund, to be
played at Wardman Park Hotel, De-
cember 8, will be discussed
Among those who already have re-
served tables for. the bridge are Mrs.
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Harold walker. Mr.. Lincoln Steward
and several others also were in the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ord Preston had with
them Mrs. Arthur Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Washington Davidge. Maj.
and Mrs. Conger Pratt, Miss Mary
Preston and Lieut.. Paul Robinett.
Commander Charles T. Jewell en-
tertained at dinner before the ball in
honor of Miss Ethelreda S. Seabury
of New Yorh. who is a niece of Capt.
and Mrs. Austin Kautz, ard had as
his guests Maj. and Mrs. Lacey Hull,
Miss Delphine Heyl, Miss Natalie
Hammond, Miss Helen Carusi, Miss
Bessie Mckeldin. John Temple
Graves, jr.; Manning Stead, Edward
Ellison and winslow Van Devanter.
Later his party occupied his box.
Capt. and Mrs. Hayne Ellis gave
their box to Miss Laura Lejeune, who
had with her Miss Janet Moffett, Miss
Eugenia Lejeune, Lieut.. Thoma $
Ryan. Lieut.. George BellinGer and
Mr.. Morgan Wickersham.
Among others at the ball were the
Minister of Panama and Sonora de
Alfaro, the Minister of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes, DR.. Pavichich
the Minister OF Esthonia and Nine.
Pip, the air attache of the Italian
embassy and Signora Calderars, the as
sistant naval sttache of the French en-
uassy, Chief Engineer Gripon. and
lis daughter, Mile. Gripon: the Misses
Bryn, daughters Of the Minister OF
and MIME. Bryn; Mile. Lutfia
Yousry, daughter Of the Minister OF
Egypt and Nine. Yousry: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Henry Butler. Mrs. Delos A.
Blodgett. Mrs. Charles 6. Matthews
Mr.. and Mrs. William Doeller, Miss
Nancy Hoyt, Mrs. Harry A. Williams,
ir.: Dr. and Mrs. Wade IL. Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin
Mrs. Harold walker, Mr.. and MRS
Lyman b. Kendall. Mrs. Leroy Cham-
berlin and her son, Mr.. Weilmsn
Chamberlin; Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gawler.
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Mrs. c. A. Hawley. Mrs. David II.
Blair, Mrs. Frederick !. Cox, Mrs
Mark w. Potter, Mrs. C. Stevenson
Scott, Mrs. John I. Steele and Mrs.
John Mock. Others interested are in
vited to meet with Mrs. Crichton and
Mrs. Rinehart.. Tickets are obtain
able from Mrs. Crich,on, Mrs. Steven
son-Scott, chairman OF patronesses,
and from Mrs. HawIey, chairman OF
ARRANGEMENTS
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Christmas Sale Mt
WOmen's City Club.

Victory Chapter, d. A. r., will hold
q Christmas sale at the Women's City
Club the afternoon end evening of
December 4. At this sale rare silver
articles, made by the Navajo Indians
of New Mexico, will be on exhibition
and for sale These articles were
made especially for this occasion by
q group of Navajos whose silver work
was awarded first prize at the recent
fiesta at Santa Fe, and at the annual
intertribal ceremonial a Gallup, and
includes bracelets and rings as we'll
as table silver. The collection was
secured by Mrs. w. w. Husband, who
will have charge of II at the sale.
In addition to the silver, there Will
be fancy and useful articles, home
cooked food and candy; also a mys-
terry table and a silhouette artist.
Serving as chairmen Of the differ
ent tables are: Fancy work, Mrs.
c. w. Floyd and Mrs. J. l.. Owens;
food. Mrs. +. p. Littell and Mrs j. NJ.
Sheridan: handkerchiefs. Mrs. a. w.
Tuck and Mrs. Joseph Stewart; candy
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Mrs. David Caldwell and Miss Mary
Caldwell; mystery, Mrs. F. r. Sale
and Mrs. J. N. Baker, and silhouettes,
Mrs. T.. M. Roberts.
Miss Ruth Powderly and Miss Lo-
retto Helan are entertaining at din
ner this evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Melon of Carbonate, Pa.
The company includes Miss Florence
McHale, Miss Mary Melvin, Miss Bebe
Gilmartin, Miss Mollie Gilmartin, Miss
Margaret McAndree, Miss Mary Nc
Andree, Miss Margaret Parry, Miss
Mary O'Grady. Miss Mary Marcy,
Mrs. Catherine Powderly. Miss Mary
Helan. Miss MarGarey Powderly, Miss
Mary Powderly. Miss Hannah Powder
~. Mr.. Eddie Healey. Mr.. Billie
Healey. Mr. Dan Duffy, Mr.. Dick
Monahan. Mr.. VIII McHale, Mr.. A.
karlin, DR.. Joseph Mahoney, DR.
Irving Kohlmeier. DR.. Walter Larkin
Mr.. John Mcnamara, Mr. Michael
Murray, Mr.. Charles Mccain, Mr.. Al
bert Mccain, Mr.. Harry Jordon, DR.
Frank Melon and Dr.. William Nc
Grath. Additional guests will join
the company for dancing.
Mrs. Cora Estelle Myers. member OF
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the Miami. Fla, League of American
Pen Women and superintendent OF the
Humane Society work in that section.
will be the guest at the fellowship tea
of the District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women Saturday after
noon, from 400 to $3.50 O'Clock, at the
clubhouse, 1908 H street northwest.
Mrs. Macpherson Crichton, chair
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as their guests today the lat
ter's son, Midshipman F. Kent
Loomis, and Midshspman Hollo Va
nassee, class Of 1924. and also Mrs.
Smiths mother. Mrs. Charles w. May
hall of Parkersburg, w. Va.
DR.. and Mrs Frank ]. Inman will
be guests at dinner today of DR.. and
Mrs. Everett M. Ellison at their home
on NJ street.
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TayIor-Garner Wedding
In Calvary baptist Church.

The marriage Of Miss Loretta Una
Garner. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Newton Garner, 10 MI. Eiton
Berdon Taylor. nephew of Mrs. Mary
L. TAYLOR. will take place this eve
ming at 1:3O O'Clock in Calvary
Baptist Church. the Rev. DR.. William
s. Alternately officiating. A recep-
ton will follow Immediately after
in the home of the brides parents.
Mrs. William Edward Shivers OF
Petersburg, w. Va, is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul Leetch OF
Georgetown.
Miss Mida Hafford is entertaining
at dinner today at the Federation OF
Women's tea house, on n street, IN
honor Of Mrs. George B. Winslow OF
Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. A. B. Mickle, 1411 Monroe
street northwest, will entertain at
luncheon and bridge party at the
Grace Dodge Hotel today.
Comdr and Mrs. William Z. Conn
of Philadelphia are spending the
week in Washington, at the Hamilton
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs A c. Putnam of Clar-
endon, Va, announce the marriage OF
their daughter Fay to Mr.. William c
Ewing Of Washington, at the Church
Of the Covenant. this city, Novem-
Der 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing will be at
home to their friends after December
is at 1l13 Third place northeast.
The Right Rev. Philip NJ. Rhine
lander and Mrs. Rhinelander, who
have been living in Gloucester. Mass,
will make their home at 3401 Massa-
chusetts avenue. beginning next week.
Bishop Rhinelander is coming to this
city to associate himself with the
Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Epis-
copal Bishop OF Washington. and the
activities of the National Cathedral.
Bishop Rhinelander for IL years
was bishop of the diocese of Penn
sylvania and retired from that posi-
ton because Of i'll health. While he
will reside in Washington. he will
continue to lecture in various parts
OF the United States ana carry on his
literary activities.
The Thanksgiving meeting of the
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Miss ATurie! Eleanor Cray postponed
the dinner she was to have given last
evening because of the illness OF her
mother. Mrs. Pearlc Moore Gray. Miss
Gray will go to Baltimore to attend
the Arny-NaNy game with party
of friends.
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Miss Elizabeth Ormond Wrcnn has
gone to Wilmington, Del. where she
is the guest of Hiss Frances du Pont
over Thank Sgiving.
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SOCIETY
Continued from Eighth Page.)

brother and sister-in-law. DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas S. Phillips of Spring
field, Ohio. the native city Of the Rev.
DR.. Phillips.
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pr. Elic Scott Carroll will join Mrs.
Carroll in their new home in CleNe-
land Park Sunday. after spending the
week in thei~ former horne. IN Buffalo,
y. Y. DR. Carroll was called to Meade
death of his sister in-iaW. Mrs. Car
roll, widow of Dr. Hairy Carroll.
formerly of Washington,
Interest is growing apace in the
bal DC tete for the ColumDia liz
pital to be held st the New Willard
Hotel Tuesday. December ,. In spite
Of the fact that certain museum
will he temporarily depleted of its
treasures for the occasion. priceless
hair ornaments removed from family
vaults. heirlooms taken from atticS
and old trunks redolent of the odor
Of lavender and moth balls, there is
very close rivalry in the exhibition
and sale of headdresses II al de-
scriptions at the New Willard under
the direction of Mrs. Hagner. These
fascinating creations We're made by
the debutantes beaded by Miss Bea-
trice Mclean. and the proceeds Of this
sale will also be added TO the funds
"f the hospital. Prizes will not only
be given for the most striking and
the most beautiful headdress. with
Mrs Stanley Rinehart. Mr.. Eben +.
Comins and Mrs. Lynch LuqIcr as
Judges. but additional prizes have
been offered, too, for the competitive
dances and one for the lucky number
dance. Mr.. William Bowie Clark will
make the announcements.
MI. and Mrs. William Ii. Rapley,
who spent few days in New York.
are now at the Hotel Traymore, At
lantic City, where they will remain
over the week end.
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Mrs A B. Mickle, 14ll Monroe
street northwest, will entertain at a
luncheon and bridge party at the
Grace Dodge Hotel today.
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Miss Mida Hafford is entertaining
at dinner today at the Federation OF
Women's tea house, on n street. in
honor Of Mrs George s. Winslow of
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Comdr. and Mrs William 7. Conn
of Philadelphia are spending the
week in Washington, at the Hamilton
Hotel.
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Mrs. William Edward Shivers OF
Parkersburg, w. Va, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paul Leetch of
GEORGETOWN.
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Mrs. Macpherson Crichton. chair
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Mr.. and Mrs A c. Putnam of Clar-
endon. Va, announce the marriage of
their daughter Fay to Mr.. William c.
Ewing Of Washington. at the Church
Of the Covenant. this city, Novem-
hor %
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CHHAmA6

o6 o ST. N.w.-7 ROOMS AND BATH:
'lectric lights: room for garage; hrst-class
'ndition. Price, $1,000. reasonable terms.
IMMEDIATE possession.
1888 I street n.w.--s rooms and bath: ami;
Al condition. Price, $500; snuau cash,
res soma bic terms.
1000 26th street n.w-IArIe 4. corner. consist-
ing Of 13 rooms and bath; easily remodeled
into three apts. Price. 5000; reasonable
terms
18th Street Heights-A Preston built home:
8 rooms and bath; Ami; builtin garaEe;
M.eJ. RAINE,
934 NY. AVE. NV. M. 1851
Exclusive Agent.
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3414 GARFIELD ST.
NEW CORNER HOME
MASSACHUSETTS PARK
Detached; center en ntrancc hall. bedrooms,
5 baths; hrst-door layatory; library sad sun
rooms on two floors. rwucar garage. Ex-
ccllelt value.
2266 Cathedral Ave.
A delightful home with side yard. across
the street frCm Rock Creek Park The neigh
bofhood is Of real desrability, where
homes are rarely for sale. Six bedrooms. .
baths, maids room and bath. Garage
2OO7 Belmont Road.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. BRIDGE
In sn excellent neighborhood siI rooms
size. with kitchen OF good dimensions II
q built-in garage.
Is Fifteenth St. NE.
cars and churches. There are front and rear
porches and the cellar has q frvnt entrance.
Terms.
To inspect above houses call once for keys
The prices are reasonable. EAxy terms IL de-
YOUR REALToR OR
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated. Potomac ac0r. Estahisaed 1892
Dupont Circle.
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CLEVELAND PARK.
T16 6S0

new detached home near the Cathedral
and opposite q private estate. Undoubtedly
one OF the best values In this popular elose-
In suburb. Contains nine wonderful rooms.
two beautifully equipped tile bs ths, oak floors,
handsome fireplace, breakfast porch. enormous
sleeping porch hume rous closets; extra added
attractions: automatic heater; hotwater beat,
terms can be arranged
$4,000.
One OF the few detached brick homes in
Clevelsnd Park Under S35 900. 1t is truly
structed and d"s handsome an in :ppesr1nee. FIRST @
toor is exceptionally spacious and opens up
well for entertaining. Number OF special fes-
lures about this house that will have to be
seen, and one can easily appreciate their
merits. There Is tile bath and extra tile
shower. oak floors throughout, fireplace. break
fast room, conservatory. pantry with built-in
refrigerator, all modern improvements. tile
roof. etc. Two-car brick garage to match
house. Easy terms.
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10Th STREET HEIGHTS.

Entering from the wide porch you stand in
councillors center hall. On one side
stretches 2S-foot living room sunshiny, al
together charming. Across the hail is 4 large
bright dining room and In back a kitchen OF
every convenience opening also into pleas
ant breakfast room. The frst door arrange
four comfortable bedrooms and two baths.
Many windows. large closets, attractive pa
old-fashioned attic. wide stairs and plenty
Of room.
This large, well located, ideally planned
house invites your inspection.
CALL NJ. FRITZ WITH
ARNOLD & COMPANY.
14l5 EYE ST. MAIN c454,
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SEMI-DETACHED.

SEMI-DETACHED.
room and hath houses, tapestry brick, side
windows. concrete front porch, double screened
rear porches; lot 100 feet deep; near car line.
II you knew al you would ask to see 1t.
BUNGALOW.
nice, light rooms, fireplace, oak ssera,
beautiful trim and decorations. tile bath,
dream Of . kitchen. large attic; corner, coz
100; near car lire, Chevy Chase.
APPLEBY,
1N1 6 St. NJ Main aaaa.
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rAEE AnV NTAnE

inspect call Mr. SMITH. Main 9e46.
TAKE ADVANTAGE
$500 cash. $50 monthly.
Five rooms and bath bung Allows.
Brand new artistic, modern; best buy in
TERRELL e. LITTLE, INC.
Phone Main 3.sS5. 1905 18th ST. NV.
EVENINGS phone Franklin 1891 or West 3ils.J
SUBURBAN HOME. ROOMS AND BATH
Electric lights. garage. large lot. 1JOx1Jo
chicken house and run, berries fruit trees.
Scbuly grapes; ideal garden spot, miles from
1fth and Park road; II block from Chevy
Chase car line; just two doors from Connecticut
ave. Ideal drive.
5000 BLOCK OF wARDER ST. NV.
Opposite Soldiers Homo grounds-New home
OF rooms and bath; h.-w.h.. electricity, built
In garage. heated and lighted.
. This value is uneQualed on today's market
500 BLOCK OF FLORIDA AVE. NE.
large rooms and bath; porches; electric
ity: b.-w.h.; modern in every respect; built
in garage.
This is worth your while
100 BLOCK ON ETE ST. NE.
6 rooms and hath: very good condition: 2-car
garage
Very cheap and easy terms.
F. II DAVIS,
18th and II streets NV.
Continental Trust Building.
Eve'g phone Col. 1882. Rooms 203-S. NJ. 1910.
Evening star., 1924-03-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSES
BOSS Il PHELPS,
RHAInRS
MT. PLEASANT.
$1,000.

pIL,UUU.
One Of the finest colonial type homes In this
popular section, convenient to car line, bus,
churches, stores and schools. Contains SIX
wonderful rooms, reception hall. tile bath.
attic: dining room has beamed ceiling; cellar
with maids room and iavatory; instantaneous
heater; bot-water heat electric lights Room
for garage Easy terms.
Sl2Z5O.
Army officer, obliged to leave city. must sell
his home at once. Colonial type; siI splendid
rooms, tro complete tile baths, with tile
shower; double rear pofehes. both screened
oak floors throughout entire house; cold stor-
age room; pantry; numerous built-in features,
beamed ceiling in dining room: fireplace; hot
water heat, electric lights. Garage. Vacant
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Yhy Pay Others Expenses?

Yhy Pay Others Expenses?
tAis Chevy Chase group Of homesf
$12,750. Attractive terms.
Two six-room colonials. hardwosd AoseS
throughout, bult-tB tub in bath, hot-Water
heat. gas and electricity. fireplace. $4,000.
Rxtremely eaay terms.
One seven-ro0m colonial. corner lot, hot water
heat, hardwood hoors throughout; fireplace;
new. $12,25O. $1,5O cash.
One six-room bungalow. hardwood 1ssss
throughout, hot-water heat. fireplace, built-in
tub In bath. large lot. room In attic for two
rooms. %. 80. 81, 600 cash.
Two ave rooms and bath bungalOWa, hard
wood noors throughout, hot-water heat. ire
place, attic, good lot
This group OF new homes and bungalovs are
one block from Com. ave.
TBRRBLL 4 LITTLB, INC.,,
1908 18th et. NV. phooe Main 80
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THE FUTURE SPLENDOR
OF MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE PARK

I'd w. I L 1NINOVF IN.
Man is happy to make his environment q
thug OF perpetuity when nature is gracious in
bestowinE her gifts.
New. detached; spaciooe living room with
open fireplace, spacious ming room, with at
tractivc decorations, four large. light bed
rooms with large closets, two baths, high ele-
yation. large lot, colonial front porch, double
sleeping porch. oak floors throughout, Pitts
burg automatic heater. garage. The value Of
this home inspires confidence. Phone Fr
SAW
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CHEVY CHASE.

A new detached brick dwelling convenien tly
situated in a section Of handsome and up-to-
date homes. 1t is almost ready for oeeu-
pancy: contains six bright rooms, tile bath
oak floors; fireplace in living room; side
porch. incioeed sleeping porch, pantry. many
buiit-in features and added attractions; hot
water heat electric lights. Wonderful LOT
with wide frontage and garage. Can be pur-
chased on easy terms and monthly payments
equivalent to rent
$14,5OO.
Another outstanding value In q delightfully."-
situated Suburban home Just OF Conn. ave.
and close to Chevy Chase Circle. Housc is
well constructed and presents excellent ap-
pesrsnce. First floor contains reception hall,
living room with fireplace. dining room. pan
try and kitchen. Second floor: Four bedrooms
and two baths. Large attic. There are oak
foors, front and double rear porches. maid s
room and bath. hot-water heat and electric
lights House Is In good condition and is
screened throughout. Garage. Offers will be
considered on substantial cash payment
Evening star., 1924-03-18
QUALITY ENDURES-

If you appreciate quality. then why not buy
home of recognized standard. Here is ope
that will excite your, interest. Substantially
built. one half block from 14th street, on the
Heights, eight rooms. second door equipped as
separate apartment; all rooms unusually light
and large; entire house in perfect condition,
taiply asbargain. Investigate At once. Phone
Main 2431.
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S14.65O
CHEVY CHASE.
AN ABSOLUTE BARGAI.

AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
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FOR SALE-COLORED.

FOR SALE-COLORED.
Several excellent homes To-
Gated best northwest section, 6
to 9 rooms. Prices, $3.50 to
$3.50. Terms very. easy. For
full information see
B. B. PINN,
Col. 5817. 7l2 Kenyon St. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Briefly west Of Conn. ave, few block5
south Of the circle; very attractive email
Dutch colonial rooms and bath, AMI; lot
60x10O; bailt-in garage. This II very hieh.
class. neighbsRhoed and q bargain; ~.
tl3.5Q. 1bane CleTe. 14a6 -.
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

You are cheating yourself II yeu select .
home without seeing this ono. Within one
square OF Lincoln Park. in the most delight
ful section of the Northeast you are offered
this most mfortable home Of six large. light
rooms and bath. colonial front porch. break
fast porch and sleeping porch. beautiful hard
wood floors throughout, attractive yard and
alley. The castle of your hearts desire. In
vestigate this opportunity. Phone Main 2452
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SUPERIOR
DIFFERENT
DISTINCTIVE

REASONABLY PRICED.
Sixteenth Street Heights Is just beginning
to capitalize it's natural resources as . beau
tifnl intown suburb.
You offered chance to buy eight
room and two-bat house surrounded by homes
Of the highest class Large living room with
joining solariun, heated sleeping porch. large
pantry with tQi1t-in refrigerator, insta nta neo1s
hot-Hater heater, beautiful rdwood Goors
house Was built BY the owner to BE- his home
Ind contains every modern comfort Price,
SO. oo0 Phone Main 24ss.
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10th ST. HEIGHTS.
S120Cn

Owner, leaving the city, Is offering this de.
nghtful detached home at q very low price.
sitos ted between 14th and 18th sts-. only .
vidual type home containing six splendid
rooms. tiled bath, porches, modern improve
ments and numerous features, oak floors, etc.
Lot 50I15O. Garage.
$l4,650.
a very fne tapestry brick dwelling. two
stories and attic. situated Just west of 14th St
Contains eight large rooms, four bedrooms and
two tile baths on second door; maids room
water heat; choice electrical fixtures. Entire
bouse Is In perfect condition, screened aud
weatherstripped. Garage.