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, 1924-05-19

lISN are IGlLE GttI1it|tI WIN LIZ ~ N9NA
form Of government and have neither
asked for nor supported any movement
for a change; these are facts.
LOCAL
The Governor arrived on the 'Grebe'
yesterday and it is understood will spend
some weeks en- this island.
The DespatchiDg Secretary and Mrs.
Barrett who went to ST. Thomas on the
Ranger last Friday returned On the
'Grebe" yesterday.
The "Greba" carried St. Croix mail
for Porto Rico and the States yesterday,
sailing at Il. 30 . m. for San Juan.
Rumor states that Judge G. Il. PAYNE
will be given an assignment as Des-
patching Secretary IN the island Of 81.
John ia the near future.
The Navy appropriation for the Virgin
Islands has been cu5 down to $27O 600
for the fiscal year. some $4,000 less than
customary. is this the first step for civil
governments
The Native Brass Band played on the
wharf yesterday afternoon and the ln-
dustrial Band in the evening There was
sons rain both times on account of which
macy listeners were absent. Inc music
was good.
Judge J. L.. Curry is to be the Police
Judge for ST. CroiX 1t is advised.
, 1924-05-19
EDITORIAL.

"
IN an editorial in it's issue of the 18th
infant tTa Herald refers TO an artlcle
from The Nation reprinted in the same
psnber and states that all heads IN
America and in the island were warm
for a civil government for the Is.aaas''.
W. have nassed over a lot OF this false
representation of facts on this subject
because locally no one pays any attention
to them bejno able to discount them
on he soog indeed we have marvs,}.d
at The nerve these p~ropaganlisls dis
nIay and have not thought it worth
while to challenge them. For read
ers abroad. however, this may not be
the wisest policy. and we undertake 10
refute that Statement of the Herald as
heinz exactly the opposite Of fact Who
are all the heads in America? and pray
VINO or where are thay ia st. CroJx?
Does the Herald mean the officials Of The
local government, heads Of departments
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-04
4 LAS 2 p. NJ.


Vista los siguientes hospitale.
(a) Asilo de Damas.
(b) Hospital Tricoche.
(cl Hospital San Lucas.
I'D Asilo &c ciegos.
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UN APEILIDo EN- DEseRAClA

va infoymamcs nuestrcs lectores
dc la mueTts acaecida mient-as Sc ce-
iebraba un bale en- Utraoo al notable
violin.sta de Arecibe don Ariosto Cruz
y como 81 IA desgracia de ese apellido
ca aauel puebIo quisieSa ponerse dc
relieve una vcz mas, continuation pt
brcsmos ei sisuiente informe que nos
rscilitaron del Quartet de Ia Policia
dc aquei pueblo; En- un bale que sc
celebraba en- Ell barrio Factor, de
ArecibO y en- Ia casa de Juan CRUZ.
al disparar nm revolver para despedil
el afc. Csiestino CRUZ, tuvo- La des-
gracla de herir en- el vientre Joaquin
CRUZ. Arrestaio ceiestino, le fue ocu
pada Q. anna 81 Juez Municipal le
$50 una fanza dc $1,000 para su hber-
tad provisional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-04
GALLOS DE ISABELLA

Ell inico pueblo qus conserva su
raza inglesa. es Isabela; pOr tai rason
todO el traAcante dice scr de aaui.
Para evitar tai engaho,. senemos el
gusto de ofreeer por express . su
rropia casa, pagando ell comprador el
hete, gailos y gallinas. hhas, bien
castadas.
I'm polio de 1l2 pulgada del color y
peso que 10 deseen acabado dc cojer
del soltadero $500.
On gallo do ] pulgada, $500.
Una gallina ina, $500.
POdernos ssrvir sosseitid galIos co.
nocidos que valen mucho mas Env1s
con su orden el impoTte y su direc-
ci6n exaeta.
z. @. CoRDERo q CO.
Isabella, i. n. Advt
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NOTA:-- Cambiamos el menu diax1
con "a dLferentes platos.
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!. GRAN AgAsfEI-EA DEL oTTCIo DE
4IBANILERIA EN- LA SfUNICIPA
IIDAD DE SAN JUANi

ia s:do escogido por la directivs
10 "a Union de Alabahilss. el dda 4
de enero, viernes por la noche, para IA
celebration de su gran aSamblea gene
cal. la one SO EevaTs q cabo en- la es.
cuela Isbra". de Santurce, y a Ia
lBe ssistira nuestso querido compaftsro
Santiago Islesias. sa
Esto acto revsStiTs gran insportaucia,
ouesto que en- 6I IA de trstcrss extcn-
samente el asunto del dis. quo os ol
Eaje del Pseyidente de nHestra Inter.
naciopal Prerto Rico. scI cual dsSea
preStarnos toda ia ayHda que Sal neee-
aria. para quo nncstro ofici0 ilegpe 2
ocupar el pucsto que lie corresponds.
lcanzando a Ia vcz la personalidai
colectiva sufciente, por medic do Ia
rgani5aci6n, para imponer las condi-
ZONES que deben prsvalecer y para es-
'ablecer m nivol de vida mas en- ar.
mon.a con las necesIdades que el pro-
greso y la civilization demandan.
A todos los albafiles dc esta Muni
cipa idad. de Rio Picdras, Baysm0n Y
cataiio. cspersmos Ell vicrnes a las
10 la nocho en- el sitio va indicado.
iCompsherosi Acci6n v lrcha es 10
que Sc Recesita en- cl 1924.
Atentanente vuestros.
Cristino Domenech
Presidente
Anselmo Manzano
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HERIDo GRAvEAdENTE PoR NE
GARSE A CANTAR

En- oil barrio "Cafacol" do Anasco,
eostnvieron un duelo muerte Cirilo
crespo Vicente Echcvarria. en- cl que
saa6 este ultimo con una sTave her1-
da en- ell pecho y otra en- Ia cara Sc
gun informes do Ia poIicia de aqrci
pueblo. obedeci6 este ircidents que
Echevarria uuiso cue Crespo cantara al
gunas coplas con O. y este Sc nego
haesrlo.
El fiscal flo a Crespo una fanza de
So. 900 para su libertad provisional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-04
Una aSamb|ea de Ia
Association de Nurses.

LA Association of Registered Nur-
ses Of Porto Rico, celebrara el vier-
nes Y sabado' proSimo su Asaniblea
Annual en- Ponce, para cuyo acto Sc
prepara el siguientc programa:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-04

Ia oREcA d msjOr rsstauran,as san 2IAda
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A LAS 8 p. NJ.

Bale de confianza en- la residencia
dc la Srta. Hicks, Supt. II. S. L.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-04
En- honor de I'm gran
artiSta

El ilustrs escultor Gonzalez Pola,
amigo enthusiastic de Puerto Rico y quo
proba blemsnte nos visitara con mott
vc del monumento a Mufioz Rivera,
en- Barranquitas, que tiene en- estudio
qre scra segursmcnte una 1nasnifica
obra de arte; despues de honores y ova
clones resOnantes en- Espafia. con moti-
70 dc su admirable monumento vara
del Rey, y de otras varias obras escul-
t6-ioas Spyas, acaba de obtener un 6xi-
to colossal con motive de su grandio-
so monumento erigido EN- Cartagena.
en- glorifcaci6n de la dolorosa apopcya
De C1bite.
Despaes de "a solemne Inauguration
Official. presidida por ell Rey que con-
Iecoro con rna gran cruz al afortuna-
do escultor, un grupo dc consagrados
en- las cienciss. las letras las arte5.
obsequiaron Coma 'ez Pola con un
,ucido banduets. en- el que Sc proaun-
ciaron grandcs discursos en- honor dol
hGroe de Ia fiesta el dstinguido poe
"a don Miguel Pclayo improvis6 los
sigrientes versos. que fueron muy &C.
ebrados por Ia ilustrc concurrencia:
Tgual que til Mouumento
es oracj6n sin palsbras.
apostesis, sin ruidos.
heroismo sin bravstas.
hinlno triunfsi. sin scordes.
temple rvguyfo sin campanas.
solloZo sin eEtertcres
horda snaFgura sin lasrimas:
sss. soba~anc sr'ista.
mi brindis etts mafisna.
es frefse abrs7o sin pestos.
ovaci6n sin aetonsncias.
aGmiracien. sin alsrdes,
apologia SIN ga as:
fraterno pvro lenguais
uue tn insr'rac'5n a,ranca.
onnn'ov'do v car'Boso.
del fordo dc nusstrss almas.
I'm Ia ccrara de gloria
ore te ha t@iido Ia fama
mi humble mnsa no puede
rt6s Que aspirsr ST fraganeia.
Y observer, extrsmecida
do ilus'6n ernociorada
que en'ra los verdes laureles
esta temblando una lagrfna
en- cryo fondo palpita
un resplsndor Do espcrsnEa
one alentsdor ilnnlina
los destinos de la raSs
Brindo por el gran artista
do inspiration soberana
cuyo cincel milagroso
Ia traz9do esa ohra magma
icl pr consucio Y cspina
en- ell co-a=6n ds Espsnai
El gloTioso egcrltor emocionado. ex-
'res6 su grTtitnd con sentidisimas pa
sbras. y diio qre no deseaba va ms
Irarse EN- gleriss Aapsfolas de sacri
lcio. sino de tripntos glor!osos. reve.
'sdores dc entusiasmo v de algeria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-04
PLATos DE La CASA

PIATos DE LA CASA
Spaghettis and Club Sandwich.
Diaries
LUNES:-Cocido a Ia Espanola y Pa
vo al horno.
MARTES:-Caldo Galego > Afrox o
Ia Paella.
MERCEDES :-Pastel6n de polio y
7uches do Bacalao . In Es-
pafola.
JUEvEs:-oaldo Gallego y RavieiiA
VIERNES:-Bacalso a Ia Vizcafna =
Cocido a la Espafola
SABADo:-- Gallo de Ternera a Ia An
dalrEa y Pernil de cerdo Al
Horno con Pure de Papas
DoNfINGo:--RAVIoLIs.
NOTA:-- Cambiamos el menu diax1a
com "a difarantes ulat0s
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REMATE
Ell MARTES 8 De ENERo 1924
A LAS 2: p. NJ.

EN- EL MUELLE NUMERo S
Vendere en- PUBLIcA SUBAS-
IA, por cuenta de quien cores
ponda, por orden de los conslg-
nGtaTios Y en- presencia de los
sahores koR6ER & COMPANY,
INC, Correspondents OF the
Board OF Underwriters of New
York, ell siguisnte hierro gaEva-
nizado.
ZINC AcANALADo)
100 atados de (6) seis pies4
100 atados de (7) siete pies.
80 atados de (s) ocho pies.
60 atados de (9) nueve pies.
90 atacos de (fo) diez pies. 4
La venta Sc har4 EN- uno va
rios Iotes, segin sea ordenado.
al raej6r postor y Ell pago por
effective en- Ell acto de la adludi-
caciotf. - =
REINALDo VlZCARRONDO,
AImonedeFo PdbIico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-04
FLORES NATuRALEs

Soniere listed conseguir Hermosos
BouQuets7 Bonitss coroass y otros ira.
bsjos artisticos en- flores naturales. LA
me al teiefono 500 Santurce. (Stop
10 Martin PeHa) y ssra stendido por
Va sra. ISABEL PARsI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-04


ses Of Porto Rico, celebrara el vier.
nes Y sabado' proSimo su Asamblea
Annual en- Ponce, para cuyo acto Sc
prepara el siguiente programa:
vIERNES, ENERo 4. 7:45 p. NJ
1.-Bienvenida, por el Lcdo. F.
PARA Cap6, Comisionado de Selvi-
clio Ptblico.
2.-La enfermera especializada
Srta. OLYMPIA Torres, r. N.
S.-La clase de enfermeras que me-
cesita Puerto Rico, DIR. w. r. Gal
bresth. Medico Director del Hospital
Presbiteriano, San Juan, P. r.
Al bienestar infantil en- Puer-
to Rico, Srta. Beatriz Lassalle.
5.-La necesidad dc una ley para
protejer la profession de enferme-
ras en- este pals, Srta. Rosa A. Con
zalez, r. N.
6.-Discurso dc clausura, DR.. ]
Goico, Medico Director del Hospital
Tricoche, Ponce.
SABADO, ENERO 5. $3.50 A. NJ.
HOTEL MELIA
l.-Lcctura de las minutas de la
session anterior, Srta. Rita Ortiz, Sc
cretaria.
2.-Informc annual de la Secreta-
ria.
3.-Informc annual dc la Tesorera
4.--Pasar lista.
5.--Informes de los comites.
6.--Discusion dc asuntos pendien-
ties.
7.-Nuevos asuntos.
S.-Elccci6n de la nueva directiva
9.-Clausura por Ia Presidenta.
A LAS 2 p. NJ.
W W
Vista los siguientes hospitales: /:
(a) Asilo de Damas.
(b) Hospital Tricoche.
(cl Hospital San Lucas.
I'D Asilo &c ciegos.
A LAS 9 P. NJ.
Bale de confianza en- la residcncia
dc la Srta. Hicks. Supt. II. S. L.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-04
VICTOR A. AUFFANT

lngeniero consuItor y contratis-
Ia. Pozos Artssianoss Cons.
trucciones en- general. P. o.
Box 73, Telsfono asa. Ponce,
Puerto Rico.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 26
(SpeciaD.-Six Alexandrians yester-
day were chosen to act as jurors
in the murder trial at Spottsylvania
Court House of Charles B. Kendall.
Six were chosen also from Char
lottesville. The local jurors are: Car
roll d. Woolf, c. Philip Heishley
Raymond Arnold. Thomas w. Robin
son, tr.; Louis Dreifus and Francis
to get under way today, and 1t is
believed it will last at least a week.
Kendall is charged with first degree
murder In connection with the death
Of DR.. Robert L. Powell.
James A. Hudgins, 81 years old,
was sentenced to thirty days in Jail
for alleged failure to pay a $21-
board bill. He was held for the
grand jury on a charge of larceny
in connection with the taking of
two guns. He formerly was a board
er at the home Of Mrs. James Mil
ton. 407 Prince street.
Douglas Fleet yesterday was held
for the action of the grand jury
on a charge of violating the State
prohibition law. When arrested,
officers testified, he had two pints
of corn whisky.
Herman B. Harlow and wife have
sold to Minnie X. Dornin a house
and lot on Washington avenue, Rose
mont.
Work of resurfacing the streets
here with the tar and gravel treat
ment virtually has been completed
Streets heretofore nearly impossible
now are as smooth as the macadan-
lied highways. This treatment will
wear down by next Spring. and then
another coat will be given. Three
such treatments practically will
macadamiZe them.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
PRINTERS WILL OFFER
COUNTER WAGE PLAN
g. p. o. Employees Ask Straight
Scale Of $1.05 an
Hour,

Following the refusal Of tho sliding
wage scale proposed by Public
Printer George H. Carter, Govern
ment Printing ONCE members of the
Typographical Union, 1t was an
nounced today, will submit q counter
proposal asking a straight wage scale
OF $1.o5 per hour. A previous request
by them for a scale Of $1.I0 per hour
was rejected by Public Printer Car
ter. who made q substitute proposal
OF a sliding scale ranging from 80
cents per hour for hand section en-
ployes to fl.15 for other branches of
the craft.
The decision to submit the new
proposal was reached after a pro-
tracted debate by the committee ap-
pointed by the union to confer with
the public printer on the wage scale.
A number of points in the proposal
of Mr.. Carter, accompanying the slid
ing scale program. were announced
as acceptable to the majority Of the
committee, while other points were
voted down. The report Of the SEN
timent Of the committee on each
point will be transmitted to the pub
lie printer with recommendations for
the new scale.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported {
The Health Department In the last "a hours:
George e. and Pansy A. Williams, boy.
Robert o. and virIinia =. Jennings, girl.
Oscar r. and Gladys r. Lewis, girl.
Isaac NJ. and Hattie Feldman, girl.
Louis G.. and Leila r. Cough, boy.
George A. and Lillian NJ. Hossick, boy.
Revere b. and Margaret e. Gurley. boy.
jerome L. and Anna N. Dorman. girl.
Ashby c. and Florence N. West, boy.
Nolan d. and Anna l. Lewis. girl.
ALFRED A. and Evelyn M. Chambers, girl.
Clarence z. and Katie e. Anderson. girl.
Charles L. and Beatrice v. Harvey, girl.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued:
Aukuster Bowser and Elizabeth Hawkins.
Coleman Bruce and Alice Taylor.
Willie Is. Dawkns and Sarah r. Fowler.
Louis Michael Marion and Ora Anna Harlow.
francesca Riccioli and Agatha Vtnci
Walter +. Weller and Minnie 8. Jares, both
of Richmond, Va.
Clifford l.. Near. jr., and Bahny stuart Nc
Lean. both Of Baltimore, Md.
Wilbur NJ. Myers and Pearl Virginia Baker.
both of Richmond. Va.
S. n. Blankenshp. jr., and Dolle A. Lig-
gan. both of Richmond. Va.
Claud Fl. Turner and Rita Frances Schade.
Richard o. Melton. jr.. and Edith 4. WelSy.
b. Harding johnson and Helen Anna Charles,
both Of Richmond. Va.
Robert NJ. Hamilton Of Flood. Va. and
Edith M. Marshall Of Williamsville, Va.
Karl Richardson and Esther Jane Gardor.
both Of baltimore Md.
Aristdes Fl. Chaconas and kostandena V.
kaloyerese.
Henry Loeien Aufdembrtnke and Lillian
Brown Hodkinson.
Samuel G. Stoneburner Of Arlington. Va.
and Gladys c. Ager Of this city.
J. Webster Stevens Of Arlington, Va, and
Charlotte V. MeCallister of Bareroft. Va.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
Seek Childreu's Assailant.

Search has been instituted by police
of the tenth precinct for a man about
35 years old, who Is alleged to have
made improper advances to two little
girls yesterday near Fourteenth
street and Park road.
Reports Of the occurrences were
made to the police. The man wore a
tan or light raincoat, police were told,
and he also wore a gray cap. Not
much more of a description was OBJ
tanned of him.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
ZR-3 FLIGHT DATE SET.
Giant Dirigible Certain to Leave
Germany in September.

Naval officers at FriedrichShafen,
Germany, supervising the completion
of the giant dirigible ZR-3 at the
Zeppelin plant there. advised the Navy
Department yesterday that the trans
atlantic flight of that ship from
Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst, N. j..
might be started September 10. Even
should a delay ensue, it was said the
craft was practically certain to start
its trip to this country within several
days after the date mentioned.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
Wife Seeks Divorce.

Suit for limited divorce was filed
with the District Supreme Court yes
terday by Mrs. Josephine L. Holland,
now living with her mother and her
baby at 1T H street, who charges that
Albert +. Holland, a photographer. her
husband. has told her she is too old
fashioned" and has often refused to
speak to her for days at time.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighth Paxe.)
They will return to the city October

They will return to the city October l.
Miss Bulamae Simpson of Bards-
town, KY, is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Langley at their home
on Longfellow street.
Mrs Alfred B. Baker OF Copley
Courts, chairman of committee, an
nounces the regular bi-weekly bridge
and five hundred party Thursday eve
ming at the Argyle Country Club.
Miss Moll Goldman Of Lanier place
and Miss Yetta Krupsaw Of Cniver-
sity place have returned to Washing
ton after passing some time at Ocean
City.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported "a
Hnma Burnley. 6S years. 723 18th St ne.
Agnes Randolph. IA yearA $40 b st. s.w.
lanes Rollins. 80 years. Casualty Hospital.
william Levise. meatAs, 5l7 6Pd st sW
Evening star., 1924-05-08
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTToNEEE
Trustees Sale of Valuahle
Thirty-two Acre Tract Sin
Bellevue, Fronting 900 FeeLq
on Giesboro Road, D. C.,
Overlooking River, with 7
room Dwelling, Outbuildings
and Orchards, Adjoining New
Government Chemical Labor
atory Propertv.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme COue
o. lhe DistncL OF columbia passed in bquiia
Cause No. 4l3s6. the undersigned trustee vi
premises on FRIDAY. THE Ninth DAY OF
MAY. 1924. AT FoUR-THIRTY o'CL0Ck
Pm, the following described land and prem
District of Columbia. to wit: The north par,
q lot in the resqbdivisjSn Of lots letter. red
the ONCE of the surveyor for the District Sp'
Columbia, in Liber Levy Court No. =. at fSIio
IA:
BEGINNING for the same at a stake on the
east side of the road leading from the PiscatH-
way to Washington at an angle north 81 de-
grees east, and north degrees west. and
running thence with said road about 40 perches
owned in 1863 by Eliza T. Berry thence
north S4 degrees east. 9S. 90 percbes 10 inter
sect Oxen rnn: thence by and with ssid run
south 5k degrees east 10 perches thence
south 2s degrees east 26 perches; thence sogth
Al degrees west p perehes and thons" nee
place OF beginning, containing thirty-two acres,
more or less; now known as parcel 2+ft',
improved as above, TO be sold subject 70 a
Terms of sale: over and above said trpst.
one-third cash. the balance in two equal an
staliments payable in one and two years. with
nuaily. from day of sale. secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sold. or all cash over
trust at the option OF the purchaser 4 ds-
posit Of $500 required of the purchaser at 4e
time Of sale All conveyancing, record Sg,
revenue stamps and notarial fees at the cost
Of the purchaser. Terms OF sale to bc com.
SALE otherwise the trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cosr
Of the. defaulting purchaser. after FIVE DAYS
Advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published In the city of WashiRgtonssD.
G. GEORGE =. SULLIVAN. Trustee
a13.d&dSexsu $40 ST. n.As
Evening star., 1924-05-08

v135S IRVING ST. NV.
Beautiful modern brown pressed brick;
10 rooms. baths. rear porches; ga
rage space; possession, etc; snap on
terms.
90 Y ST. NV.
= rooms and bath; pressed brick;
electric lights; garage; possession,
etc; price below value on inviting
terms.
313SH O ST. NV.
rwo-family brick fat: rooms and
bath each porches: price low on cash
payment $500; balance. SO monthly;
sold; act quick TO secure this bar
gain.
PETWORTH.
635 Allison st. NV. and 3S17 7th St
Possession; large rooms and bath;
modern bricks; porches; big yards;
garage space, ETC.; big values; easy
terms.
237 18th ST. Sc.
large rooms and bath: modern brick:
nearly new; GARAGE space; vacant;
bargain on low terms; consider trad
ing or renting.
CLARENDON, VA.
Fort ave. nr. Clarendon ave-: large
lot; modern Groom house; electric
lights; vacant; garage, etc; best Of
fer takes it on terms or trade or rent.
COLORED HOMES.
$50 and 752 Hobart pL NV: TAG Col.
rd. NV; modern colonial bricks;
priced right on, easy payment plan;
deep lot: alley; $3.50 ON your terms
N. f. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 1887. 1923 F st.
Evening star., 1924-05-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Con tinued.
Continued.
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS
$18,5O0.
CHEW CHASE.


lights
shrubber
sold oV
S125O0-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
splendid delightfully."-
lights %
heating this
$1675O-C CLEVELAND PARK.
far consider
o lines.
frp brakns
both Beautiful
$14,5O0-NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
n
dwelling
living maids floors
only
Sl5I50-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
n o
rrcuslve residential
second & ens g 0as ss Sleeping Porch as first and
awnings There
in a Iatonh
recommend Naval officer is
BOSS & PHELPS
Main o30O "The Home OF Homes" 1417 K St. NV
MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-05-08
SHORE PROPERTY.
WATRR-FRoNT LOTS

ON BEAlNIFUL SOUTH RIVER.
Easy auto distance; good roads. All salt
water sports Opening-up prices 500 to $500
Prices good uUil June 1. You cannot dupli-
cate these baIs aims. Lots beautifully located.
get first choice. Three and one-half miles
from AunapE.s on road to Arundel-on- the -Bay
Agent on gipounds. Address Box 1859, Star
office. 1Is
EDGEWA1ESR BEACH; ON SALT WATER:
81 miles from District line, on washington,
Annapolis fSaltimore road; three Community
piers for. boating, bathing, fishing and crab
bipg; tao community bathing beaches; cot
tages ehsI bungalows for sale ideal bungalow
sites, $500 to 81, 200 each. Write or phone
for iIS,rma ton and free automobile road
map. WILLIAM F. MATrESON, owner, Bond
bldg Washington, ID. G. Phone Main e7T1.
once a1 beach open Satnrdoys and Sundays
NoR1?I BEACH MD.-SALE OR RENT
GO Hases furnished. Phone North 6lI6. Il
ESRpkklp st. ne. sa
Evening star., 1924-05-08
Woodley Park

$500.
Detached Bungalow, Brookland
rooms and bath; garage: near Catholic
University; in very good condition; large plot
of ground; convenient to car service. Reason
able cash payment and liberal terms.
D. J. DUNCAN,
Main 1857. 1919 New York Ave.
Evening star., 1924-05-08
3417 FESSENDEN ST. NV.

3417 FESSENDEN ST. NV.
The attractive buy the market today. Just
this beautiful home offers everything that hoeseeke
ask for Centerha plan living with open fireplace large
dining The kitchen equipped with Detroit Jewel range
buin ironing board builtn box Second
large bedrooms gassed and heated sleeping porch tiled bath
with butn tub shower also extra avaor Large attic
entire house. Hardwood floors throughout Hot-ater heat cleo
trio lights instantaneous heater 3325 leading paved
alley A twenty y-thousand-doar value $16o5O.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NORTH CAPITOL-$85OO
$3.50. Situated near tn. Catholic uov.,ut,
We consider
marke
Iohl
enASeo Oh very s"' ~ PETWORTH.
MT. PLEASANT. Close to Grant Circle in section
few fo
Sedo9mst Colonial brick
through oors h.wh
one year
onehoc o
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WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
18th and K Sts NV. Phone Main 1900.
~ ~ oT THEw WASHINGTON EsTATE BOAR 49,
Evening star., 1924-05-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
DAVID w. FOX,
Washington Manager
Hyde Murphy Millwork Co.,
CA L y
Continued. .
SAYS

Il selected Leland in which
to live because | get more home
and better value, dollar for dol-
lar, than any other place | have
seen"