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The Washington times., 1924-06-12
sNAYINC'
REGAL PONP !.
IN BRITAIN
Royalty Resigned to Passing
Of Ancient Traditions In
Court ceremoniaIs
BY r. A. WRAY,
International News service.

AubcrHSeAOuM1 NoWS D0BVhC0s
LONDON. June .12.-Britain Is in
the throes Of a revolution.
IT IL so silent, SO gradual that
even the people Of England scarce.
ly recognize it.
1t comes to this. That all the
ancient institutions of Britain--roy.
atty, titles. House Of Lords, great
families and great functions are go.
ing by the board. There is no out
cry, no protest. Everything Is just
happening as a matter, of course.
But the process is as rapid as it -
certain.
The new labor government is act.
ing like corrosive acid on the old,
ceremonial side Of Britain. offices,
iormaIities most Of them dating
back at least six hundred years) are
Iading away. Three years Of Ram.
say Macponald may see all the old
trappings gone forever.
King Georges case comes first
and stands out clearly. Until re-
Gently the court Of King George
was the most ceremonious in Eu-
rope. He was surrounded by a
great band Of hereditary noblemen.
all holding high and greatly priced
offices. Those who wished to see
him at Buckingham Palace on state
occasions could appear only in
medieval and stately garb--con,.
monty known as court dress. It
comprised expensive lawn ruffles.
a wonderful cutaway silkAn coat
and expensive silken knee breeches
and stockings.
All this has gone. The vice
chamberlain Of the kings house
hold. who has general supervision
and makes all appointments, is
now John E. Davidson, former iron
founder. educated in a small pub
lie school. The comptroller Of
buckingham Palace, responsible
for all royal functions, is John
| PARKINSON. examiner, who earned
his own education The treasurer
OF the kings household. who looks
after the entire finances and makes
many appointments, is Tom Grit
| tlths, ex-steel worker, who raised
himself up from an obscure viIla~e
school to Oxford University.
There is no boast Of blue blood
among these men. They have
neither pride Of ancestry nor
great family connections. Before
taking office probably not one
ever had spoken to a nobleman in
his life. They have taken on their.
jobs quietly and without fuss, but
seem as likely to make good az the
possessors of all the illustrious
names which have preceded them.
Similarly, all the ceremonial
dress has been wiped out by q
stroke Of the pen. No Labor minis.
ter, no member Of Parliament il in
a position to waste a couple Of
thousand dollars buying an elabo.
rate court suit. Consequently, plain
evening clothes are now the rule
at Buckingham Palace for the
most elaborate ceremonies.
The common sense of the British
royal family has been mainly re-
sponsible for these changes going
through so easily. None see more
clearly than they, none visualize
more keenly the trend of affairs in
Britain. They have not merely re-
Trained from offering obstacles, but
have encouraged the change.
The Washington times., 1924-06-12
19c and Csc Wash Goods, 9shc
Knit Underwear

Women's Lisle Union Suits, bod
ice style, with shell trimmed knee ;
broken sizes, former $1.00 grade,
Friday at Csc.
Women's Gauze Cotton Union
Suits, low neck and sleeveless, tight
and loose knee; sizes s and 6 only !;
former SOC grade, at 29c.
GOldenberg's Floor.
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Curtains and Draperies

39c Washable Cretonnes, 80
and SO inches wide; cut bolts and
short lengths; light and dark
colorings, Friday at 19c yard.
First Floor-Bargain Table.
75c and 81 Fibre Silk (glos)
and Sunfast Draperies, in short
lengths; some slightly damaged;
one yard wide; various border
effects and figured designs; plain
and two-toned colorings, Friday
at 3Sc.
1910 Curtain Scrim, 81 inches
wide, ecru color with open work
borders; short lengths and full
bolts, Friday at 71ac.
Velour Table Scarfs, AZ to 48
inches long; tapestry and gold
braid trimmed; rose, blue, green,
brown and mulberry colorings,
$3.50 grade, at 79c.
Cross Stripe Summer Curtains,
SO inches wide, 21s yards long;
ecru color grounds with green
and red stripes, or brown with
rose or blue stripes; former $3.50
~~ade. at 79c pair.
GOldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
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-With I'M RING

And, while we are on the sub
ject Of the Chief Executive, we
might land dol add that Under
wood and Underwood are display
ing his very latest portraits in
their Connecticut avenue show
window. Also originals Of the
telephone photos.
De Wolf Hopper makes one OF
the best curtain speeches heard
here in many years at Polls, this
week. y
Speaking Of one Of the "Milsado"
characters, and we think 1t h
Pooh-Bah. Mr.. Hopper states:
Mean? I'll say he's mean!
He's so mean he'd take a dead fly
from a blind spider"
Somebody named M. r. 10 Q
cheerful devil.
He writes to Ye Ed. from a
hospital, where he is laid up with
a fractured leg as the dire result
Of an automobile collision.
He offers in the letter q poig-
nant suggestion Of hospital
sociability, which might be known
as hospitality. He and his
nurses. says he, write letters back
and forth on his portable type
writer, proving that you can
keep a good Romeo down but
never out.
And, believe me-" concludes
M. F., when I get out Of here
I'm going to yen at everybody
gee speeding or otherwise vio-
lating the traffic regulations.
Proving that M. r. is not only
an optimist, but a friend Of man.
The Washington times., 1924-06-12
TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES
TO PICNIC AT BEACH

Baltimore telephone employees will
Join the $50 members of the Wash.
1ngton Telephone society in their
annual excursion to Chesapeake
Beach on Saturday. The dele9a.
ton will come to Washington to
join the excursionists.
H. c. Ransom, manager of North,
West, and Potomac Exchanges, and
president Of the society, expects a
crowd Of 5000 employees, relatives,
and friends.
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Handkerchiefs

Women's Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs. Colored centers with lace
edges; former SOC grade, at Csc
Women's Handkerchiefs, white
and colored effects, in many new
and wanted styles; former &c, 10c
and 1212c kinds, at Sc.
Mems Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, plain white with hem
stitched borders; perfect quality;
former 29c and 35c grades,
at Csc.
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Wonen's CSC
Neckwear, 44c

Sample Neckwear, incIud-
ing collar and cuff sets,
Bertha, tuxedo and panel
collars and others; Of lace,
linene, ratine and organdy:
white, cream and colored
effects.
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
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If there is one type Of friend
whom we could see slowly cut
to pieces with the greatest of
pleasure, 1t is he who sets up a
soaking umbrella in front Of him
at the theater, allowing the rain
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DRUNKENNESS CHARGED
TO EX.SERVICE MAN

Robert L. Holden, an ex-service
man, 1909 e street northwest. who
said he was visiting Washington to
get a duplicate Of his discharge
from the army, was charged before
Judge Mcmahon in Police Court to-
day with being intoxicated last
night.
When found by the police. Holden
was standing on the pavement on
Thirteenth street northwest. wildly
waving his arms and pulling the
trigger Of an empty revolver at the
approaching officer, it was said.
Holden said that he had fallen
into bad company on Ninth street
and that they had given him the
revolver to protect himself from the
police when he was in danger Of be-
ing apprehended. A fine Of $25 was
withheld by the court, after Holden
had told his story, while an investi-
cation 10 made.
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Hats that are full of style and
charm, for wear with light summer
frocks or sports costumes.
GOldenberg's-Second Floor.
Jewelry
Novelty Bracelets, in a large
variety of colors and styles; also
lot of Children's Bracelets; former
25c, 39c and SOC kinds, at 19c.
SOC Bud Vases, Dutch silver fin
ish, Holland style; each Csc.
Assorted lot of Jewelry, includ-
ing Bead Necklaces, Long Chains,
Earrings, Bar Pins, etc.; former
SOC and Toe kinds, at 29c.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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to trickle slowly down the in
clin4d floor, running your hat,
which, by some inevitable chance,
has fallen to the floor from the
chair.rack.
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The rain yesterday restored our
dropping spirits. The few days
of sunshine had made us desper-
ately homesick for the spring
weather.
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81 to S1.5O VOiIes,
Csc and 39c Values, at 16c

Remnants of Printed Voles, Plain Color Voiles and
Organdy, Blossom Dress Crepe Coored Linene Sutings
Psse Crepe, Pajama Checks, Nansook Longcloth, etc
30 to 40 inches; useful lengths. x
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Remnants of 55c to 89c White
and COlOred Wash Goods


|
CrepeP Co
tn VoIoS
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39c and SOC Values, at

In all the most wanted summer shades,
well as white; SO to 40 inches wide;
useful lengths. The lot consists Of Printed IN
Chiffon Wolfe, Plain Color Chiffon Wolfe, I'm
Ratinspun, Printed Canton Crepe (slight AM
seconds), Coored Indian Head, Coored -
Tweed Suitngs Mercerized Lingerie
Cloths, etc.. etc.
19c and Csc Wash Goods, 93zc
Remnants of Summer Wash Goods, including Printed
Voes Plain Color Voes and Organdy in desirable lengths
for dresses and chldrens wear; Sc to 40 inches wide
Large array of coors and designs.
GOdenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-06-12
Gloves

Elbow-length Silk Gloves, with
double tipped fingers and Paris
point backs; assorted shades; for
mer $3.50 grade, at $1.19.
Washable Fabric Gloves, strap
wrist and 12-button lengths, with
embroidered backs; in gray,
mode, chamois, beaver and sand;
broken sizes; former CSC grade,
at S9c.
GOldenbArg' s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-22
FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

u BLOCK FROM 18th ST. N.W.-s ROOMS.
baths: garsges. Call North 414o-W, after
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

1909 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-NEw HOUSE,
never occupied. thoroughly modern. six rooms.
to one trust of 5000 Will exchange equity
for small properties: Phone Main c73O.
18th STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY. STORE
vim apartment above; good lot to wide alley.
month Price. So. 500 subject to one trust
or $4,000 at 0o for five years viii ex-
change equity for small houses. Phone Main
SIXTEEN APARTMENTS. CONTAINING Is
rooms: always filled: near school and rar line
Can b" exchanred FOR smaller properties if
thar csn he rrmodeled or approved properly.
!. II clear; IT, IN M,n Waslington or suburbs.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
14l6 Eye St. Main 2434.
ATTRAccrIyE n. & p. DETAPHED HOME;
to Carroll ave. Takoma. Md: ehenp. on
terms; or Will trade in part payment for a
sou st.
n. +. RYON CO., INC,
Nam 1857 1923 st.
NEW. PIREPR00F BUILDING ON 18th ST.
containing twenty three apartments; twelve
have large f'oat porches; modern in every re-
Total annual income. .Scs, 700 90
Total expenses testimsted) ).......... 5. $50 90
Annual net income. So $40 90
We can exchange this property tequity Of
SsoVOWl for improved ID. c. property o.
large country estate near the city.
A semi 6reproos building containing twenty
apartments Of two. three and four rooms and
bath each now rented for less than ST. 90 re r
room: on~-haif block from Conn. avenue.
Total annual income. e.............. So go 90
Annual expenses. .................... 2.cI3. 90
Annual net income. $40. .os7 90
With little repair this building ran hr
put IN excellent condition ana rents can very
easily he increased This bnilding Is wcil
financed ard owner viii exchange equity O,
10000. 20 70, improved city property and some
cash.
inEs call Mr.. CRAWFORD or Mr. DUTY
FRANCIS 4. CRAWFORD, INC.
3no-I Continental Trust bldg. Main 273n-1552
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NEAR Fr. MYEg. Va ROOMS. BATH.
frnsce: 1so-ft- front: large porch: high eleva
sH ssser man 'c e. t.ts aHAr sS.ns 80 sias. aSs
NEW BUNGALOW. 8 ROOMS AND BATH:
pantry. 500 down. Reasonable monthly pay.
fnents Price. $500. Call Mrs IRELAND.
their own homes on 18th ST. nad Rock Greek
Pax. few squa-es north Of tine reservoir,
viii be allowed the privilege to borrow hr..
the '' major ana ss5 fn s the price
the !snd in second trust. Th:s Is an unususI
ocrer and win he accepted nnly fro from persoaa ~
Of good financial standing FULTON Il. COR
DON: Colorado bldg: Main 523i.
WILL. SELL BEAUTIFUL 4.RooM BUNGA.
low IN Virginia Highlands: Is minutes cas
ride from heart Of city; 1897. psy.hie 500
large lot: fireplace; bath. se~e..Ee. elesets.
sm; sass Hnusc' ,o .oposSnsy "a, M tfosS: ~;
Interview. to II s.m.
WONDERFUL oPPoR oRTUNfrY FOR THRIFTY
family. 2-story frame building. vacant. fur-
nished arartnents ls rooms baths. stone
Columbia ave. Glen Echo va. live IN csc: os::
month";. OWNER. 4sil X.hSy st. NV.
FOR sAIE-sa5 WAsHINGT0N AVE, NEAR
Lee Heights. Arlington county. Va. siI-rooT
DI1Ck, Dutns dtLC, -Ccilart urotB CieNttA>
c. CLINTON JAMES. us 18th ST, NV.
RRING NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED
j. room bungalow. with bath: pressure vster.
s: s.t ss don i0'; s rss snd Apply
3n7 Evans Bldg. Main 115.
VICINITY OF HERNDoN. VS. MILES TO
scres, s-runu house. ontbuIidinE. fruit. etc:
only $3.50 each; $3.50 cash each, balance
monthly.
rrinccss Garden. I.Ahan. Hd.-close ns,
tional defense highway; = lots. u aeres
Each; clear, hne. ron,enient building sise
n. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1857. 1879 st.
STORE AND REsIDHECE II FINE COM:
IL Tim nossra % rs.iut.s. on l.. sc.iso II. Business
sens r.,; 'cu, yer ss .dse
..oes @ and reea Iii: ,.is oco, Win consider
trade for small s rssissnee c.1.r 10 NV. section
SIS 18th st. wv. Main $3.50
IN BATTERY PARK.
where values are Increasing right along;
terms, address Ro1 s4s-K K. star once. 24'
: CLARENDON. VA.
Fi-e-room bungalow. excellent lot: good 10
address Ro1 asok. stir otaee:
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
5-roon new bungalow. ami, h.-w.h.,
g. $50; 500 cash. $50 per month.
broom new bungalow. ami. k.-w.h.,
1890; 500 cash ali &55 per moath.
H. c. MAYNOR, ..,'
1913 Rhode Island Ave. NE. North 72os.
S4,35O.
ar. and b. new buI,nsalo~; gas, electricity,
furnace heat; cellar under entire house: one
fare zone; easy terms.
]. NJ. EDLAN1TCH.
A Nd. Ave, Hyattsvi,le. Hystts. 81. IS.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-sll. .0O;
individually built corner G-room and bath de.
froot. rear and Sleeping porches: hardwood
floors and other features. House less than
two years old. This is an unusual suburbA n
opportunity.
American University Pxrk-sl0.OOO: 6roon
and 2-bath detached corner. on lot confirming
over l0.o 600 50. f.: slate roof: furnaee heat;
elec.: b1ut-in garse; chicken house; othe'
ALLAN II WALKER & CO.. INC.
s13 18th ST. NV. Main 26a,
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS

Suitable
Architect. School. Real Estate,
General office purposes: two attractive front
rooms 2nd floor. TYLER & RUTIIERFORD,
INC. Main 475. 1o1s Vermont ave, NV.
BASEMENT OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO DIS
trict Title Co.
GOLDSMITH CO..
1905 Eye ST. NV. Main 9STo
FOR REST-I3l1 G. ST NV, McKTM
building bright rooms. $25 each; Gle
yator snd electric lights: very convenient
downtown location.
Il. r. HOWESsTEIE CO.,
I'LL II st
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

ADULTS WANT 4-RoOM UNFURNISIfED
ant. 10 Mt. Pleasant Immediately; apt mouse
duplex. Address Box 340-k. Star otfee. ~
REFINED YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE THREE
rooms furnished, kitchenettc and private bath; !;
must have porch; Mt. Pleasant preferred. Ad
dress BOX IL. star Office. u
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
Continued.
l2l5 G. ST. NV.
THIRD FLS., Rear Entrance.
Reasonable Rent.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7l3 l4th Street. Main 2345.
DUPONT CIRCLE.
residential section Merchandise line pre-.
ferTed $50 per month
N. CAPITOL. AND FLORIDA AVE.
One large storeroom and 9 smaller rooms
in rear. Good location for chain store O.
merchandise. SIS per mo.
HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 II st. NV. franklin 95oS.
3212 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
New store; $45 month. MORRIS CAFRITZ
Co. 1916 X at. Main 6l7.
141G X ST. N.W.--HEAT FURNISHED.
See this today.
MORRIS oAFRTTZ COMPANY. INC.
1915 St NV. Main 617
OIL II ST. NV.
Double front. 2Ox35: 500.
800 11th ST. topposite w, q. & A. Term. }.
17125; heated 500.
1881 14th ST. NV.
16x35 and garage; 500.
s7o2 14th ST. NV.
16x6S and garage; 500.
~ SHANNON & LUCHS,
7t3 18th ST. Main 2s45.
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Attention. Colored.
Continued.

Attention, Colored.
A very desirable and conveniently situated
detached dwelling on. lot 40xl42; house Coz
tains splendid rooms, hot-wster heat, porcbes
and Is In very good condition. In the resr
there are separate garages. which row rent
for $57 per month. An excellent opportunity
for an Industrious colored family both from q
home and investment standpoint. Price only
So $50 Small cash payment. Phone Colum.
bia 81.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED, SEMl-DETACHED
home near Wardnan Park Hotel; 3-story and
cellar brick having 10 rooms, baths, bot \
water heat; electric lights; space for dcCb,e
garage. Price. SIS, 800; easy tarms
~PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5I4-5iS-516 Bond Bldg.
14th and Sew York Ave,
Phone Main AZ
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: So. 800 FOR QUICK SALE.

EAh lINCOlAN fhhh
Beautifui corner brick with double hay
window. On good car line in northeast. Cen
er-hsH entrance plan. Contains parlor, reeep
lion hall. dininx room ana large Kitchen, fou.
arge .hedrooms, bath. " Electric lights; goo'
heating plant. .Hense worth Si.op more thsn
Phoae Col 3oz1Ss
Evening star., 1924-02-22
FOR -HoUsEa.

OwNER-IN sACRED .HnARr PARISH; 8
rooms, bath; overlooking government reserva-
tions and 18th st.; between both car lines: on
bus Lire: 5000 cssh AID SIS monthly. Ad-
dress Boz 21s.K. Star ee4ee. 2cs
NEW, COLONIAL. SRo0A, ,DHACHED BRICK
house. ne.. = M lssh and Webster: reascnabse; no
NJ 0wNER-IN MICHIGAN PARK. MUST
Be sold this week. Besntafnl seyen-rocn house.
&213 18th st. ne. FAKE "erookland'' car at
9th and r. so to &ehd OF fine.7 waIk two
BARGAIN-NEw HOUSE ON MORSE ST.
n.e.; large rooms; bath. screened porrhes.
ami: deep lot. Low cash payment. bal
Ance less than rent. Phone Adams 1883.
FINE SUBURBAN HOME. 8 ROOMS, ANIL:
vacant; bargain. 81, 500; $so0 cash. baiaace Ike
rent. Phone OWNER Potemsc 2oo7. 22s
OWNER AND BUILDER Will SELL on
easy terms his new Mt. Pleasant homes: 6-s
rooms: garake. Adams. 2eN. = nh2s
TWO-FAMILY FLAT ROOMS. IN ONE
apt; in other: separate cellars and heating
plants; double froat and rexr porches: alley:
f.sins 1ss gSif sregI.ds 1871 e a S'h St,
D>@SA~Sse - a.
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WANTED-BUSINESS PROP'TY.
sALE-INvEsTMENT FROP'TY.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY. TWO FRAMES.
.AIs,ostia: cheap. Renting. Sl5 month each.
". II. BRYSON,
11f2 VI NV.
l HAVE SEVERAL UlGH-CLASS INVEST
raent properties for sale at the right price =;
ali business properties and growing IN value.
Some OF them are paying ioeo gross. II you
are looking for good Investment pr specu-
latiye property. me.
WARREN COCHRAN,
Main 59lS. 100 18th ST. NV.
CLOSE TO PA. AVE. AND ~ ST. NV
$ls,50; brick building with store and apart
ments, showing gross return Of 5000 per
year. Six car garage on alley. This Is an
unusual Investment opportunity.
ALLAN f. WALKER & CO., INC.
Sl3 18th st. NV. Main $500
STORE AND APARTMENT.
Near Dupont Circlc--A modern. four-story
brick dwelling containing storeroom ground
floor, With apartments above. Priced low and
will show good return on the investment -
CALL MR.. kELJ4EY. MAIN 2434
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FOB SALE-HoUsES.
r>-ff-A
A Home You'll Choose.
One OF these beautiful homes located at
Macc A l 1S4L c. & l.

:. Chevy Chase Homes I
Tou will find these homes SO dlrerent-they
by Kite, they contain every modern con7en-
!ence 1t Is possible to put into them. House.
KEEPING VIII be Q positive pleasure here. The
arrangement Of the several rooms is entirely
practical. eliminating many useless steps and
rnating every bit OF space available. You'll
appreciate the excellence OF the finish through
out, TOO.
Evening star., 1924-02-22

1876 MONROE ST. NW.-6 ROOMS. RECEP-
tion hall and bath. Call 4is lie ndolph st.
n. Phone adams 3OO9 %
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

NEAR Fr. MYEg. VA ROOMS. BATH.
furnace; l50ft front: large porch: high eieva
ton: main road garage. 5000 to quick
buyer. Apply g. r.. AHAL1, Evans Bldg.
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WANTED-LOTS.
FOR sALE-ApARTMENTS

CVh 0AAO"x11 III ! 110N ~
CENTRALLY LOCATED BUILDING OF II
5room and bath apts.. rented $s.34O a year;
LEE CRANDALIi Jr. 4 CO., ING,
1923 New York Ave. Main s11.
WE'LL LOCATED BRICK BUILDING con-
tanning six broom and bath apartments; hot
water heat. electric lights. Rents fixed by
rent commission at $3.50 per annum. Price,
81, 900 on easy terms.
Lee Crandall, Jr.,'& Co., Inc,
1928 New York Ave. Main III.
APARTMENT SPECIALISTS.
Bargain in apis. from Investment or specuta
tive standpoint; pay big net returns on small
cash payment required. Trades considered: or
several. - g..
N. Z. RYON CO.. INC. !.
Mai1 zSaz. 142S j. st
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WANTED-L0TS.

LARGE, DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT IN
Massachusetts, Ave. Heights; one square west
OF Wisconsin ave. preferred. Call Mr.. SEITZ,
Mnin 2434..
SMALL BUILDING LOTS IN NE. OR Sc,
for coiored home; not over Il mie from car
line. Main 1414
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.
SALE-FARMS.
WANTED-FARMS.
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WILL Buy SMALL FARM IN VICINITY
of Rockville. or exchange ny home in city.
NJ l4l4
Evening star., 1924-03-07
FOR SALE-H0UsES.
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. HEIGHTS
NE
Continued

MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. HEIGHTS
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL
Beautiful detached center entrance-hall home
,nta!ning ten rooms and two baths hollow
ie constructions; two car garage to ma tel
ne house. Priced very low at So, 500. and
ssvnnld sell quickly. Phone Col 704l.J
IACAST--1127 q ST. NET ROOMS. BATH.
fur. heat: bedrooms: 20ft. lot on side; room
for four garages; 1880: 1000 cash and $55
per mo.
]. LEO KoLB.
0e3 y. 7. Ave. NV. Main 5O27.
8415 PORTER ST. NV,
CLEv EL.AND PARK, d. c.
We are offering this beautiful detached
house containing seven rooms and bath,
a.m.i. at q very reasonable price for imme-
dlate sale, with unusual terms. See II and
convince yourself that 1t Is a roal homo IN
an ideal location. Inspection by appointment
daily. Open nightly until Pm.
iI12 Conn. Ave NV. Phone Main 0424.
CLEVELAND PARK. PORTER ST. JUST
on Conn. ave: I. and b.. new home, front
and rear porches h.-wh.. cleo. Price, $lH. 500.
Cash. 1000 balance S85 month.
GOLDSMITH CO.,
Main ss7o 14ts Eye NV.
7-R. B. HOUSE. NEARLY COMPLETED.
20 9th at. ne. Drop IN and zee house during
construction.
s-r. 4 b. frame house In Anacostia: h.-wh.
room for garage; s.. 500 for quick sale.
ia 18th 1T. s.e.-6r. & b.. all modern.
JOS. 4. HERBERr 4 SONS.
Exclusive Agents. 515 East Capitol st.
Evening star., 1924-03-07
BARGAINS.

Fine corner. downtown location first COM
mercial. Good brick building. Bargain. Sl4,-
pretty @ corner corner lot. central location. SECOND
commercial. Bargain at s.. 500. Terms. Modern
Groom house. h.-w;h;. electric lights, 2-car
NV. Bargain at 81. 800. 81 500 cash. balance
like rent Groom house; h.-w.h., gas light,
room for garage. on nice street ne. Price.
monthly payments. ACT QUICK. For sale or
rent, on K st. Ne. near 7th. 8 rooms h..w.h.,
porch, gear brick garage, large lot. all In fine
condition. For price and terms call
LYNCH & ZEIGLER,
5l7 Colum ban bldg. Main Is.
Evening star., 1924-03-07

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE NEAR CAPITOL IN NE.
Attractive home in fashionable SECTION-Brck house.
seeuon OF eiy' containing ~ tanning rooms, BATH furnace
u heat eIec+rc heat, electricity. Price $1,000
Onecar garage in rear Terms Tems-$1OOO cash. balance
and inspection upon request. like rent.
NEAR 21st AND HILLYER
lPLACE-Corner house Very
desirable three-story home NEAR ST PAULS CHURCH
tanning IL rooms, baths hot PIT horse containing f
- ~ exeeiien+ and BATH Latrobe heat,
condition Brick Attrac gas light Good buy for the price
tive price and terms. Phone for of $3.50. Terms.
inspection.
MI. PLEASANT WEST OF a, -
10th ST-Two-story and cellar NEAR WlSCONolN AVE
light tapestery brick home AND ST-New house.
tanning rooms baths, sleep tanning rooms BATH front
ing poten osaas PoLen no porch pipe furnace electricity
IN Eve conven;ence Deep lot with garage Price
Awnings house fu]v screened $780, Terms-cah $780, bal
Priced right for quick sale. $45 month.
For Terms and Inspection Call
FEDERAL REALTY AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
1858 Pennsylvania Ave. NV. +f. Main 97lS-o7l9.