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, 1924-11-20
LOCAL NEWS

F. E. Kistler. Chairman of the
Board of Directors. w. e. Lockhart.
Vice-president and General Manager.
John Fertig, Comptroller, Il. f.
Wertz, General Superintendent Of the
Wyoming Division. all of the Produc-
ers and Refiners Corporation and J..
l.. Havis former Treasurer OF the
kasoming Oil Co, were business WIS.,
itors in Parco over the week end.
1t is rumored that Bob's new Es-
sex had the desired effect and that
the chief topics of his conversation
are diamond rings and June days.
Every one is disappointed in the fact
that he returned from his trip to
Colorado still single, however, there
are probable changes coming in the
near future.
Robert Turnbull. Alex Shaw. N.
". Ling and Paul Hughes of Casper
Isper:. Sunday with C. p. Ames in
Parco. They ret sne6 t o Casper
Monday Morning.
MS. sllard f. pleased with the To-
cauon Or Fairo. Much OF her time
is spent walking yer the hills ana
, 1924-11-20
UBLICAN, RAWLINS, WYOMING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1924

Frank Keefe returned to work at
the Parco Motors Co., last Monday
having been confined to his bed for
several days previous to that time
with a slight attack of the Flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Barkhurst and
family drove I've to Saratoga Sum
day where they spent the day with
Mr.. B~arkhurst's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Zimmerman
and baby are visiting with MI. and
Mrs. John G. Obrecht Jr.. at the
River Pump Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pierce and
daughter, Mary Ellen, we're dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
|Schalk at the Parco Club last Sunday
Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Obrecht Jr. at
tended the Parco dance Saturday
night and Mrs. Obrecht was over
, 1924-11-20
BUILDING
MAKING PROGRESS

Building in Parco is rapidly going
forward with many of the new hous-
es nearing completion. There is a
big demand for these homes by the
refinery workers which far exceeds
the supply, and consequently they
are taken as fast as they are complet-
ed. Plans for additional houses and
extensions of the resident district are
under way. Work is generally being
pushed in order that the good wealth
er may be taken advantage Of.
The new hotel which is in progress
of construction is rapidly going up
and the steel work is now being
carried on. Practically all the brick
work for the walls of the first story
are completed and 1t is hoped that
all of this work will be finished by
the middle of December SO that the
interior work can be carried on dur
ing the bad weather.
Everything in the building line is
being done with the idea of making
a modern town in every respect, even
to the running of underground pow
err and phone lines rather than leav-
ing them exposed as is usually done.
Construction of cutters. curbs, side
walks and such things tending tow
ards the convenience of ~esident are
being carried out in best and most
modern ways possible and even the
houses are being built to fit the
needs of the individual, in SO far as
t can be complied with, rather than
making them more of a general char
'acter.
New streets have been laid out and
the extension of the water, gas and
sewer systems are slowly taking
place. The Parco of today is evil
.dence of how well and rapidly things
can materialize when the business in
terests of a community deem it ad-
vantageous to carry out their pro-
gressive policies and it is also an
example of the efficiency of an or
ganization where the highest degree
of cooperation between employer
and employee is reached. Watch
Parco Grow" is an excellent slogan
and it is something that keeps the
public busy to keep up with.
, 1924-11-20

are sure that you will have at least
missed several years of the most In
teresting part of your life.
There will be at least 80 rounds of
the best battlers in h country at all
weights ranging from the featherv
feather weights OF the heaviests
of heavy weights. All these men
have beer in training for a long per-
iod and are in the best of condition.
There is only one drawback and that
is that the sparring partners have sur
fered terribly for the past few days
and although they have done their
part nobly we are now afraid that
they will not be able to take in the
fights that they have 30 ardently put
forth their efforts to produce for
our AXE.
There are many rumors floating
over the prairies of Wyoming at the
present time that there might be
something unusual happen and that
in addition to the aforesaid 32
rounds there will be the added at
traction of having other things which
we cannot mention as it is not n sure
bet as to what they consist of. How
ever it is safe to say that the posi-
bilities are not at all remote for the
presentation of well-known enter
tainers whose names have not yet
peer issued for publication.
There will be smokes galore, nor
will they consist of Virginia Cheroots
or Pittsburg Stogies, something of
more staple character who's very
aroma will add to your ease and
pleasure.
The Music Producers will be there
to give you a few selections Of the
most up-to-date syncopated tunes
you ever heard. That they are mas
ters OF these melodies is a fact con-
coded by all who have had the pleas
ure of hearing them.
There are ten live turkeys now in
captivity at Parco and as practically
all the chances have been sold on this
turkey rattle. there will in all prob
ability be n chance to see who holds
the lucky number.
We hesitate to say who will win
the battles as the aspirants for first
honors are so evenly matched that
the honors are not conceded to any
particular ones and only at the sound
, 1924-11-20

admiring the scenery and incidental
ly shooting the willy rabbits. Mrs.
Allard is a very good alto singer and
has taken considerable interest in
h church singing. She has also
volunteered to play the church or
gan.
While in Parco w. E. Lockhart Wis
tied with Arthur Mandell Jr., a for
mer business associate in the Texas
oil fields.
Mrs. L. Schalk Of Rawlins spent
Saturday with her Vol and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Schalk.
in Parco.
Saturdays dance In Parco was
more than a success as C. P. Ames
was present for the first time in
many moons.
Geo. Pierce OF Rawlins was a bus
ness visitor in Parco last Friday.
, 1924-11-20
PARC0 MUSIC
PRODUCERSADD
NEW

Kriddlebaugh and Pacheco arrived
this week and will appear in hi or
chestra on Saturday night. With
this addition there will be a slight
change in the orchestration which
should make a combination that will
be hard to beat.
Rabe who has been playing the
piano has received his new tuba
which will be very much in evidence
Saturday night. Pacheco Is a vio-
linist and his addition to the orches-
ira will be of great value. His abili-
ty to play is well known. Kriddle-
baugh will play the piano in RABIES
place. This makes an eleven piece
orchestra and as all the members
are real musicians we should be
more than well entertained by their
efforts.
Plans are under way for the Parco
Athletic Association Benefit Dane
to be held December the 3rd. An
exceptionally good program will be
arranged especially for this dance
and you will get something more
than the usual run Watch for the
developments on this dance as they
will interest you.
Thanksgiving will be celebrated in
Parco by a big Masked Novelty
Dance and with the large orchestra
in full regalia to entertain you there
will be no doubt as to the outcome
of this extremely unusual affair.
Costumes and masks will be availa-
BILE for all at Rivera Club and no
one will be allowed on the floor UNI
masked until the final word Is given.
I. w. Dinsmore was a Parco visi-
- -
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PARCO OIL CANS
DEFEAT PRESSURE
STILL DUBBS

Last Friday night the Parco Oil
Cans scored an easy victory over the
Pressure Still Dubbs basketball team.
Hansen, Williams and Southern were
too much for the Pressure men and
scored at will. At the end of the
first half the score stood 10 to 6.
When the second period started the
Oil Cans walked away from the
Pressure men and piled up a total
score of 40 to 10.
The prospects of a championship
basketball team in Parco are not ov-
err estimated this year. The late ad-
dition of Williams, a man who has
had years of experience in the Rocky
Mountain Conference, is one who
cannot be over-estimated and his
showing Friday night only augments
the fact hat he is a player of con-
siderable ability. Hansen at center
is a hard man to get the tip on and
he will undoubtedly make other
work hard to hold their own
with him. Southern playing at for
ward looks good and his team work
Is of a high calibre. Williams and
work we'll together and
with Hansen jumping center they
form a combination that will bear
tne closest watching. Vivian and
Miller playing at guard make excel
safety men n 1t is going to be
a hard proposition for their oppon-
ents to get through to score. The
present line up is only temporary and
1t is possible that there will be some
changes made in the future.
Palmer who played forward for
the Pressure men is fast and accurate
and his playing Friday night resulted
IN most of the scores for his side.
The lineup was as follows:
Iarco Oli cans Pressure Still Dubbs
forward WEIGH
Mililams forward Palmer
iiahseh center Webb
VIVIAN guard Hartley
Miiier guard Gaskell
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Hilpirt enter
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Anes. Fred
Mowher. and Art Tillma at dinner
night at the Ferris Hotel in
After dinner they went to
the Country CluS whsre they enjoyed
a very pleasant evening.
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P. A. A. Opens SEASON
SMOKER FRIDAY NIGHT
FRIDAY night NOVEMBER 2lST MANY Celebrated
Fighters WILL GATHERITOGETHER TO Pre-
Sent PROGRAM Of UNUSUAL Merit

Many celebrities will be present at the opening event of the
Parco Athletic Association next Friday night. 1t has been rum
ored that Tex Richard will be there in person to open Boyles
Thirty Acres and with the probable presence of Andy Gump, Bar
ney Google and Father. There should be a record attendance.
Surely a more enticing program than that is hard to arrange and
it is a sure thing that the gathering of such notable characters
as the program presents is unusual, exceptional and notorious.
Should YOU be so unfortunate as to have to miss this affair we
, 1924-11-20

of the final gong will these be be-
slowed upon the more fortunate and
deserving.
, 1924-11-20

L. w. Dinsmorc was a Parco Wis!
tor Monday.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
sALE---sURURBAN PROPERTY

TAkoMA PARk-NEW 5-RUoM AND BATH
bungalow. with clOsed-in sleeping porch hot
water heat. gas range. electric fixtures. mod
ern plumbing, window shades. cement walks
one car fare; lot iJx16O: SG,lGo: $500 cash.
SHI monthly. Phone CO.. 3059 j. ".
SIADI.E. ~ Carrnli
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WILL SELL NEW TwO-SrORY HOME N
nearby Virginia, near cars. for $500 cash ami
monthly payments; bright. well lighted and
well ventilated rooms: gas and cleo, h..w.h..
hardwood floors, tiled bath, fireplace. French
doors 10 porrh, mirror doors to coat close t.
large linen closet, completely equipped base
meHt, gas range. shades, etc. Corner lot.
Address Box l22-S. Star Office
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! 81 900 Gets Eastern Shore Farm
WANTED-FARMS.

RELIABLE PARTY WITH 20 TO so ACRES
OF good productive soil, near city, and some
capital can make $1,000 to 8, 600 a season !;
thoroughly proven business. Address Box
1OlS, star office. 17s
WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNER HAVING
farm for sale; give particulars and lowest
price: JOHN J. BLACK, Chippews Falls. Wis
WE HAVE A DEPARTMENT DEVOTED TO
the sale OF suburban and farm properties and
can render the best service to buyers and
sellers. We have recently had many inquiries
for small farms and believe we can help you
10 sell yours. List with US to get quick re-
suits.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5lf-515 516 Bond Bldg.
18th and New York Ave. Main 44a
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3638 18th NV, 6r.. b.. h.-w.h., elec. SIS. 90
519 Cd s.Y., 1or:. b.. lat: ......... $3.50
JAMES 4. SHEA.
RAS La ave. E.w,
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SALE--FARMS.
Continued.

FARMS, COUNTRY HOMKS. ESTATES.
nearby virginia; Loudoun. Fairfax and ad-
convenient to hest markets. BTEI.I. FARM
AGENCY. Office, Herndon Hotel, Herndon: Va.
Phone 81.
ACRE UNITS. TEN PECAN AND FORTY
orange trees. $40: SO monthly Guaranteed
care. Ultimate production, 81 00D yearly.
SUBURBAN ORCHARD CO.. Dept. AZ. Biloxi,
Miss.
FOR SALE OR RENT-IoO-ACRE FARM ONE
mile Of Rowie; 20 acres under cultivation :;
fine for tobacco. grain and hay. +. \. TOMP-
kINs. owner, Bowie. Md.
e. ACRES NEAR BELTSvILLE, NH NEW
house. fruit. pasture, two streams; s6sO0.
OWNER. 7l5 9Th s.w. Frank. S3G,-J.
a. ACRES OF EXCELLENT TRUCKING
land in nearby Maryland; can be bought direct
lent terms; good house and necessary outbniid-
ings. Address BOX 1858. Star office. 17'
so ACRES. ROOMS. . BARNS, oUTBUILD-
ings, on X. X. and state road. j. miles ID. G.;
$500. Also , room cottage, Woodbridge, lot
fox24l. $l.s0o; easy terms. NJ. BURTON,
$3.50 2fth st. ne. lG'
1s-ACRE FARM, RICH SOIL. SUITABLE
for trucking; fine springs IA miles from Cen
electricity available: location. Rande, Nd. !:
: blocks from W. i. d A. electric line; i'm
mediate ate, possession Price $3.50; easy ter,as
owner. ALICE M. DCNSTER lG22 1t. NV.
franklin 1s3.
81 900 Gets Eastern Shore Farm
$4,000 Buildings, 3 Cows,
Horses, poultry. implements; ideal all-year
climate; excellent marketing facilities; SO
acres near village; productive loan fields. pas
ture, fruit, berries: good broom house, soft.
barn, stable. poultry and meat houses. Widow
must sell, all for So. 800; only 81 900 needed.
Details page 12J Illus. catalogue money MA kin z
farms; hest sections United States. Copy
free. STROUT FARM AGENCY, Dept. D, Il
West Fayette St. Baltimore. Nd.
WE'LL IMPROVED FARM OP 65O ACRES,
about 400 in grass under good state of cul-
tiva tion running water in every field; well
fenced; about 200 acres fenced for hogs: rails
ing wheat, corn. oats, hay, tobacco, cattle and
hogs. main house about II large rooms 3 good
tenant houses, . large barns sO0-bbl corn
crib and granary and several other outbuild-
ines: about II miles from the White House;
price, $50 per acre terms one-third cash;
good terms on the balance
VIM. II. SAUNDERS & CO..
1888 Il st. NV. Phones Main I0ls-1o17.
Exclusive agents
Evening star., 1924-03-16
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
s- SAn
WASHINGTON, d. C.

Special winter bargains. Brick house. 9
rooms, almost new; hardwood floors, sleeping
porch, garage. Price, 5000. Can make
Terms New Groom brick house. a,n.i,
Terms. new 7-room house: bedrooms: a:n.i., I,
good loca atiou, hardwood floors; garage. Beau
tiful bungalow, 3 rooms, sleeping porch. lot
1870 IT, deep. Price, 81 750
Best bargain in Woodbridge, 3 extra lois:
living room 15x25: fireplace; ls. bedrooms.
Terms. se--o
mo. payments, S35. =
Other houses. bungalows and choice lots il
this vicinity.
M. O. BULL,
n. 661iJ-. ZOO X. I. Ave. Me- .
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsES.

by APRIL IS. WITH PRIVILEGE OF BUY
ing, modern. Groom, detached house, in north
west, northeast or suburbs: state rent, pur-
chase price and terms. Address Box 159S,
star office
WHO HAS 4 1922 ROOM HOUSE, UNFUR-
nshed, to rent? Prefer Eye. X or 18th ST.
NV, west Of 14th st. Address Box 17S-X
Star Office.
To LEASE LARGE PRIVATE OR SMALL
apt. house or bo.ef west OF i4th st. Ad-
dress Box I9S-S. Star office.
SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUsE--WILL PAY ALL
cash for bargain: agents; white. Ad-
dress Box 219-S. Star office. 17s
WANTED-BY APRIL l, UNFURNISHED
house of rooms, apartment of ): ami. :;
NV section: Is minutes to center Of city; by
family of adults: best references: willing TO
lease: price must be stated. Address BOX
99-S. Star ot1ce.
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WANTED-MONEY
FOR EXCHANGE

FOX EXCHANGE
Will EXCHANGE CIR. BUNGALOW IN
BrookIand for city property. NJ. 14t4.
WILL EXCHANGE RESIDENT LOT IN
Lyon Park, valued 81 .0G0, for good automo-
bile Address Box 15J-S, Star office.
$500 EQUITY IN A BEAUTIFUL BUNGA-
low nearby Virginia. for equity in city house.
Let us know what you have.
WHALEY & BRITT,
10 14th NV. N. 1O45.
APPLE ORCHARD. ABOUT L. YEARS OLD,
near Leesburg, Va, containing about % acres,
adjoining Agriculture High School, on mac
adam road; will exchange for city home we'll
located. X. II. BROWN, 1882 Fillmore st.
FOR EXCHANGE-A 32O-ACRE CATTLE OR
sheep ranch, Rosebud county, Mont. for near
by suburban property; Virginia preferred;
value of ranch, $4,000. Address Box rs,
Star office. 16s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

:s.so pa AVE Nv Apt, "a r., Kit. and
hath. reception room; plenty of light and well
ventilated, $62.50.
2434 Pa ave. NV, Apt 3-s r., kit. and
bath, reception room and glassed-in sleeping
porch, SIS. ~
o32l Ashmead pl. NV, Apt. a r.. tile
bath, screened sleeping porch. x75.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
18th aud X SITS NV. Main 1900.
s624 conn. .AvE;- 40
1r., kit. & bath. $57.5 to $50.
2r., kit, bath & porch. $3.50.
3r., kit. bath, $500.
S3I4 Mt Pleasant ST.
. r, din.-alco., kit. & bath, 800.
2ln0 Il ST.
= r., din.-alco, kit. 4 bath, $o5.
SHANNON s. LUCHS. Inc,
713 14th st. Main 2345.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

BEAU FiFER BUNGALOW; ONE YEAR OLD
y rooms. bath, bYcakfaSt room. porches, very
large corner lot: "a;ckcn rHrd. 20 Whaioa
ave, Clarendon, Va. Ice Highway To Whalcu
ave, walk wrSr one block. Pnole Clareudor
f.., Price 81 $50; terms
Evening star., 1924-03-16
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

ROAD HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT. FUR
nished or unfurnished; 5000 cash payment
required. Apply md floor. 5l4 t2th NV 20s
BEAUTIFUL a-STORI HOUSE: DETACHED;
cor. lot; ami: owner must sacrifice; leaving
city; near Catholic University. North 1881.
s65 CASH, S65 MO- STORY. ) Il. AND b.,
ami. So. 600; No. Allegheny ave-, near Elm
ave.. Takoma Park. Columbia 9472-W.
WILL SELL MY $500 EQUITY IN FIVE
room modern bungalow in nearby Maryland
for $500: sickness forces me to. For informa-
tion phone Main DOS.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

SIN-RoOM COTTAGE: MOD. mp; HALL
acre lot, on boulevard: near Wash. Country
Club. Va. $i0.t.,o; good cash payment and Sc
curitg. Phone Clarendon 38a Va. McSanlee.
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IDEAL SITE FOR COMMERCIAL

IDEAL SITE FOR COMMERCIAL
BUILDING.
Fine business property in Washington's best
bus s.ness section, especially adapted for I'm :
provement for commercial purposes; right in
the heart of the financial district, squares
above ''F'' street, one square from W. Il. d
a. terminal and leading newspapers; ne cor
ner of 18th st. and n. Y. ave. NV; premises
known as 12::,3-,5 y. Y. ave For full par
ticulars consult Mrs. ELIZABETH ODE
KOVEN. owner, premises, or WHARTON
E. LESTER, Attorney, Woodward bldg.
CORNER STORE; ROOMS: COMMERCIAL
zone on line, Sc: rental. $500 per an
mum; asking price, SO. 750; $l.0O0 cash; bal
ance $3.50 month; offer considefed.
SEVERAL LARGE RESIDENCES in com
property; priced below value, on inviting
terms. Also select list of investment prop
critics.
N. f. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1ic3 l. st.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
FOR SALE-LOTS.
Continued.


LOT G0x15O, HALF BLOCK WEST OF con.
necticut ave-. on Legation St: 45 eents; half
cash balance back OF building loan RoBT
18th ST. HEIGIITS-CORNER LOT, Iox.0:
all improvements. Col 1890
TWO DESIRABLE LOTS 50yl2D TT. CHEVY
Chase. Nd: two blocks from Connecticut ave.
PC foot.
Phone Columbia 33ef.I. after ) pm.
BEAUTIFUL LOT ON KALORAMA ROAD.
just west Of Connecticut ave-, overlooking the
Washington Heights: size 50xl62; price a real
bargain for quick sale.
WALTER 4. BROWN. 400 II st. r.w
ROCK CREEK PARK. s8-FO0r FRONTAGE.
fenced. 81 400: keokuk south: improved ST.,
elevation. water, cleo. tel: financing restric-
tion optional. Address BOX IN. star office. .
LOT WEST OF 1907 FLORAL, 18Th ST
Heights: all Improvements: u bargain; $3.50
down. OWNER, 80 Shepherd ST.
9 BEAUTIFUL LOTS SOUTHEAST: PkETTI.
est towusite in u. C.; $3.50 each; $40 down ana
s per month. address Rox 130-H. Star Office
BEAUTIFUL LOTS AND VILLA SITES on
considerably below adjoining properties. Phone
owner. Main 1914 or Lincoln SS49.
POTOMAC IIEIGHTs-LARGE CORNER LOT.
most desirable location. near electric line: one
Address 1012 l7th II. NV. l6s
DESIRABLE BUILDING Lot IL CHEVY
Chase, blocks east Of Circle; all improve
ments. c. c. BURKE. West ESQ Iss
EXCELLENT 75-FooT FRONTAGE JUST
west OF 18th SO. near reservoir. Ideal site for
fine home: Priced at low figure.
ALLAN +. WALKER & CO.. INC
S13 10Th ST. W. Main 2i9O.
FOR BUILDERS.
Improved corner with II, 800 81. it.. at 18th
md Girard. Brookland; lies level; will make
MeLACdLES BANKING CORPN.,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and C.
BRooKLAED IoTs-wE HAVE a NUMBER
oi very desirable building lots in all sections
OF BrookAnd. ranging in price, $1,000 to
$500.
McLACHLEN BANKING CoRP'N
Real Estate Dept, 10th and c.
NJ. 90
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HI a.. .,Mf, GLEN ECHO; COMPLETELY
equipped: 3 r.. screened porch; pleasant ycs-
round: ba thing. canoeing, fishing at door; besi
site on upper river; owner must sell within
month. Address Box 137-S Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

CLARENDON. VA.-8 ROOMS. BATH, s
lots, garage: recently papered: gas, electricity.
furnace; only SO, coo 10 quick purchaser. Apply
n. 518 for further details:
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Come to North Rosemont Sunday
Our agents will meet you at North Rose-
mont station and will show You choice prop
critics priced low for "uick sale. S4,.50 and
I up: on terms as low as $500 cash down and
| $40 per month. including interest. Bring the
| family with you and pick out what you want.
We are prepared 10 secure for you Just the
home to fit both your needs and pocketbook
| Take electric car at 18th and Pa. ave. Get
of at North Rosemont station.
+. g. G0oDNoW COMPANY.
100 18th ST. NV Main 3n,
Evening star., 1924-03-16

TAKOMA g ROOMS. GARAGE ASD OTHER
Improvements; si1J0; terms; OWNER. Ph,
Col .3lJ W.
FALLS CHURCH, NA.-6 ROOMS MODERN
l5,Hn feet land: barn. chicken yard, good
- ''nr: immediate possession; s., 800. Phou'
Falls Church l3J-W-2
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

HAVE $4,000 TO PUT OUT on md Trust.
in any amount; loans made days; also 8. 500
IN lend al Sc On 1st trust. G. +. WARISG
10 Bond bldg. Phone Main 9I72
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. Z. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L. HE1SkELL. 1115 Eye St NV.
THE CONDUIT ROAD SECTION Is DE
yel0p;ng rapidly that We have decided To
make installncnt loans in that location here.
after L. QUINCY SMITH. NC, 903 18th
MONEY To LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL
amounts on first mortgages at lowest rates
Of interest for terms of 3 to s years. All
transactions conducted with economical co.,
sideration for borrowers
WM. II. SAUNDERS Co.,
Realtors.
Phones Main 1ol5-s-7 i4as St NV
MONEY 10 LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FoR 8
or 5 years, to be secured Upon first mortgages
IN the District Of Columbia.
instailment loans made in Washington and
nearby sections OF Maryland and Virginia on
the 10-fear mouthly iustsIImsnt plan vro-
vidng for cancellation Of the mortgage in case
Of the deatn OF the borrower.
Z. QUINCY SMITH INC. 800 15tn
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2713 18th ST. N.E.-6-RooM HOUSE. WITH
all modern improvements. hardwood floors fie
bath, concrete front porch and double bark
porches; built of granite stone The FIRST
cost Is the last cost. Large lot to alley: the
TIL y pm. Price reasonable and terms easy
See r. L. HOLMES
1901 IT. L. Ave NE phona N,r,h ssIn
Evening star., 1924-03-16

NEW BUNGALOW, BEAUTIFULLY SIT
aied in -. acres fine land, some wooded oI.
electric and motor road, 10 miles in virginia:
hoase mas . rooms modern plumbing, elec.
triclty, cellar, wide porch, shade. barn, garage
Price, 5000. See !. {. HUNTER Vienna
Va, or phone Mrs. Walker NJ. 1850, Br "a
Evening star., 1924-03-16
PARK LANE. VA,

FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY HOMES Ap-
dress r. A. BARBEE. Forest Glen. Md
WILL SELL, BEAUTIFUL 4-RoOM BrTNGa
low in Virginia Highlands corner of Addison
and Hoffman SITS: 10 minutes car ride from
heart OF the city: 50 90. payable sIoO caSh
balance. $40. covers principal and interest pec =
month completely new: large lot. fireplace.
bath. sewerage, closets: all modern improve
ments: opportunity. Call Mr.. LYONS, Owner
Main AIS. a21 18th ST.. Room 4os. Open
Evening star., 1924-03-16

FARLEE STA, yA-5-ROOM RTSGtJOV
ami. % minutes OF city: small cash nav.
ment; can be seen any time. L. T. LOVE
owner BOX 34, Clarendon. Va. Iss