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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
JUBILEE MEETING
TRANSFORMED, THAT'S ALL,

Tho traveller had returned TO his
native village after being abroad 20
years. lie stopped as he saw little
boy wheeling n small baby down the
"Ah, new face. Sect
NO, sir. Il isn't" replied tho boy,
looking at tho baby. ITS Just boon
washed. that's all!'-Exchango.
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Miss English Win
Be June Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward q. English
announce tho engagement Of their
daughter. Alice. 20 Mr.. Thomas
Worth Doan. OF Duluth. MINI. son
OF Mrs. Louisa c. Doan.
The wedding VIII be celebrated in
June.
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"a noIIElIE MraIc I'D

IA BoIIEsnE MUgIc CLUB
Interpretation Of Russian foik
songs constitutes che program Tor thu
next meeting Of Ia Bohems Music
club. 10 be held Friday afternoon.
February Is. a. the homo Of Mrs
z. q. Brock. C5is 22nd ~ u.
Tho program follow:
nopfsno--
sons ef tho Dark Forest foia Medieval
Deal. IN q Il. peasant tP,.ssij ...D....
4ttss.4st.sssssss MpAss9fnssg
if9rhf .rfssttss s'-s .. NC 'isspi $50
cradle H0nH " the Poor, ..TscnaikeHsay
Mrs., James Gordon ngsrsii
Piano
Arsbssqus ...--.--..-.--....L sssh stirlry
kocturns .........s-.....-....c Gear GU
Au. Helen Barriek
Russian Folk gonEs.
RfG Eugene WsiiiuE
HsnK Of ths VoiEa Boatmab...-...-...
NM. .AusnEsd ~ Arthur Hartman
Mrs.. .. d Harrison
hslsrtsd sssffssfst s-sssFssssss--------
Mrs. Edsard Graf
CIRCLE MEETINGS
Circle meetings OF the AAdrona
Presbyterian church will be held az
follows; Circle A. with Mrs. 3.
saintmyer. 7ss sad ave. on Vednss-
day. FEB. -. az ? D. m; Circle y.
with Mrs. Peter Laurence. 1918 2sth
ave- Thursday. A. .. m; Circle e.
with Mn ). J. Hansen. 1922 gath
ave. wednesday. az 1 y m; Circle
y. with Mrs. ". ]. Church. 1904
3eth ave. Thursday. NJ p. m: Cir
Gle r. with Mrs. i. Wylis. 1916 s7th
ave. Friday. ~ 10 A. m.
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Preliminary Meetiuq

Tho preliminary meeting OF Of.
ficers OF the orthopedlc guilds viii
be held Tuesday morning NJ 10
o'clock AZ ss2 Henry building. IN.
stead Of in room 1922 as Is the
usual custom
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Informal Bridge
at Home

To compliment Mrs. Maurice Nc
Micken. Mrs. Frederick II. Parks en-.
tertained informally at bridge this
afternoon. at hor home. ''Northgate."
near the Seattle Golf and Country
club.
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sEArrf.E woMAMa crrrn

Tho Seattle woman's club win
celebrate It's twentieth anniversary
Tuesday. February IL. NJ p. m,
with a banquet and card party a,
this Hotel Gowman. Former prcsi-
dents OF tho club will act as host
esycs.
The committee in charge II.
Mrs. Thomas c. Margrnth. chair
man; MIRA r. " Nelson. Mrs.
Mario West. Mrs Harry Laurence.
Mrs w. a. shinkle and Mrs J. G.
Baker.
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CAMPFIRE Girls

CAMPFIRE GIRLS
''pys arc coming % tlo ooufsysuoA
Please send us ell ths Information
you can regarding ~
This is the theme OF most Of ms
letters delivered % camaradsris
every day. lave you booked your
reasrvations7 II not. hurry.
Girls from all parts Of Washingt0n
ars sending In their 81 REGISTRATION
fee. and the number coming from
ono group often exceeds two. Many
OF the guardians have also Egniflsd
their plans Of coming. a fss foY
registration Of Seattle girls and girls
living near enough 20 return homo
At night Is 20 cents.
Tho final practice for sns Ernnd
council. on March !. VIII be the
morning OF February 20 AZ a.
Crystal Pool Every Campfire E1ri
should attend tiIis final practice.
The first meeting Of tho confer
enes will be AZ . o'clock Saturday
morning on camaradsris. Friday
afternoon between and $40 there
viii be a reception ana REPUTATION
on camArbdsris. In tho evening a
meeting will be held AZ 7:5o. Al
group songs should DO ready AZ this
time.
Mss Elizabeth Bushnell. author Of
folk dances and singing games. Is 20
be in Seattle February 20. She will
take a gym class n e5 people sign
up for II. The cost OF tho class viii
be 81.
Gail Miss Gross NJ The Wiisonian
OF The University OF Washington.
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Reception at Home WW FollolO Concert;
Miss Baird to We'd March

pary IA. az tho homo Of Miss Persis
Horton. eli 18th ave n
For reservations call ca piu'ssos.
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members OF the Associations Against
the Prohibition Amendment.
The siaie.wids jubilee meeting 20
be held IN Seattle f. ons Of the re.
ries o. 60 meetings which VIII be
held during the year ia tho leading
cities OF this country. IN honor OF
The toth birthday OF the National
WomanA Chrlttlan Temperance
Union.
MrH. Boois n a nsuber % N.
y. a. r.. tho women's Press club
and president of the Allied Forces
for civic and Moral BsiisrmenI In
the stats Of New York.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Tho Eastern Star club WIN rivs
bridge for members only. on Wed.
nesday. February "a. AZ , D. m. al
1870 Arcade square.
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Invitations ont
f0l. Dance

AFR. aud Mrs. Vincent Leo Mae
Adam have cards out Tor a dance on
Friday evening. February 70. az tho
home OF Mrs James y. 0elhraiih.
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Music
Noted Harpist VIII
Give Recital

Alberto ssivi. world renowned
harpis,. viii appear az plymouth
church. Tuesday evening. February
Ils. under the local management u
Wallace McMurray.
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Mills College Club
Entertaininq

Mills College club win entertain
With valentine card and NAH jongg
party. on Thursday afternoon. Feb.
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SIT. MARITIME MOTHERS. CLUE

ST. MARITIME MOTHERS CLUE
st. Martins Mothers club win hold
It's regular meeting Tuesday. Febru.
airy IL. at the homo OF Mrs. NJ. n. Toll.
bert Dalton, 1903 10th ave. ". Lunch.
con VIII be served at 1870 O'Clock and
members will be privileged 10 bring
one guest. Assisting hos,ssses. Mrs.
A. l.. Macmillan. Mrs. e. a. Duel.
lette. Mrs. Anna Toner and Mrs. d.
r. Won Anderson
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ALKI woMAws cLuB

Alski WOMANA CLUB
Tho Alh womAns improvement
club win give n complimentary en-.
isrtainment celebrating tho birth.
days Of Washington and Lincoln,
February ~. at . o'clock .. m. at
the Community club house. AIki
Beach.
The following program VII Be-
given: Short talk on the carly
lives OF Washington aud Lincoln :
song BY audience: flag Etiquette. ("
b. Mira earned. reading on 'IAfs
% lincoln Mrs. q. W. Martin:
song BY audience. Columbia the
Gem OF tho Ocean, Scotch songs
In costume. by Juno Cameron: Sc
lecilons. hy Pair.a.D Dice ssrenadcru:
fancy dance Ia costume. by sadls
sickics: selection. by scrcnadera.
song. America" by tho audience.
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MUSICALE AND TEA

Queen Anne members Of American
Legion Auxiliary to Rainier Noble
Post will entertain with n musicale
and tea AT the home OF Mrs. w. w.
Austin. 333 Klnncar pl.. Tuesday.
February IL. at o'clock.
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CARD PARTY AT
CIFkrTEu tfntfaFs

Alpha Sigma Phi Motherg club
win entertain with a card party
and tea Tuesday afternoon. Feb.
ruary -. At o'clock. at the chap.
ter house. 1864 18th ave. ". L.
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WHY RIDGE
CARD PARTY

yimy Ridge chapter. Daughters OF
the British Empire. win give n card
party Tuesday. February ~. at s
p. m. at the home OF Mrs. +. Walk.
er. III 18th ave. y.
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Recital at Cornish

A song recital will be given by the
high school pupils OF Sarah Y. 81.
Peabody. Saturday afternoon. Febru.
airy 10. at 3 o'clock. al tho Cornish.
The program follows.
Morning .t+tsts.+s..ssss.Ul sr hpsaks
SAY fou 90 bY'..t..s....s....W weed
The faiss Prophet ,ssts.s.....-., Scott
fslieiz Defy.
HsHHhhe sFrrstaf ffssfsssss-s areiH
'ltoH n hsppsnsd" ftsssssss.s
hhsphsfd. Play Little Air nH'A'sS
iucia FrfsT.
The Nightingale Song s........ Nsrfn
Edna ward and Tiorsnes Esrhboch.
Tie Mission Or n Hose" ............
lone Ion
I've ane n Glowing War;. Yucca
Calm - the Night ............. BONN
Edua ward.
stnnkHahs tfsstsftfa+tss---. behubsrt
ht%A hfff sfsff fsttteff hsa4s
Louise HsasisF.
herdsr Hniiad". ................
william Peabody. Jr.
To Wild Rose" .Nrpss.il
Break - Oar .4...........Hsnds fssu
Ruth ratfie.
"A pusby f.uilabY'' ............ .Jiissrts
song 81 the natin" .4............c Case
WIS feAAs Nanfelsfi ........ClArks
Ella Gaff
Nafisns ufmchsu" .........1
Die hpss. De Late. ....... behpmann
"A HINDU LuilabyF s.............Wars
AmAiia NeriE
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WILL MEET AT
CHAPTER HOUSE

N9FF0fE z NsE~ INV u
Tho Mo;hers' club OF Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity VIII meet at tho
chapter house ON Tuesday after.
noon. February II. At o'clock.
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AT.TrMNAr GAMsIA PHT pErA

AfUMSAE GAMMA PHI BETA
Tho regular monthly meeting OF
Gamma Phi Beta will bs held NJ;
the chapter house. Tuesday. Fsbru.
Rry fs. At / p. m Mrs. George
Rice win DO the hostess.
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DoRcAs CIRCLE

DoRCAs CIRCLE
Dorcas Circle VIII meet with Mrs.
George Swan. $3.50 23rd ave. ". w,
Tuesday, February IL, at l o'clock.
STUDY CLASS
Study Class OF Rainier Chapter, d.
A. Il, Will met with Mrs. William j.
Blackwell. 1888 Broadway NJ. Tues.
day, February ~, at 2 o'clock.
WRITER'S CLUB
Writers club will met Tuesday eve.
ming. February ~, at o'clock in lee.
turo room Of Y. w. c. a. Manu-.
scripts read by Mrs. A. 7. jenkins.
Mary I. Compton and Mrs. Charles
y. Hamilton.
CALEIDH CLUB
Caleidh club vii meet Tuesday. Feb.
ruary ~. with Mrs. Irving II. Pratt
for ~ O'Clock breakfast. followed by
NAH Jongg. 1850 II. Olive.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ctuR

Rhododendron club will meet with
Mrs. D. p. Cooper. 1899 10th ave. 8.
w. for all day assembly on Tuesday.
February ~.
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BUSINESS woMEN.s cLun

Tho Business and Professional
women's club will give valentine
party Tuesday evening. February
i2. in their new quarters. tho Enei.
neers' club. Seventh aud Seneca.
This viii DO an open meeting and
members may bring their friends.
Saturday evening. February le. the
club viii give card party at
Norton's cafeteria. An open meet
ing viii be held on Tuesday even.
inR. February 10. when DR.. Howard
Woolster viii speak on Sociology. I"
Interest is manifest In tho com.
petitive vaudeville on March !, at
the Masonic temple, Among those
who will participate in this coin.
petition will be tho Grade Teachers
club. the Century club. Y, l.. /. and
the Elks' club. Tho clubs quartet
win also take part in the program.
A musicale will DO given on Tues.
day evening, February 20.
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Tuesday. February -. at : .. m.
AZ tho fraternity house. ASA iTth
ave. y. p. All members are asked
10 DO present.
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SEATTLE FEDERATION.

SEATTLE FEDERATION,
w. c. r. u.
The regular meeting Of the Seat.
tie Federation women's Christian
Temperance Union will bc held Tues.
day. February ~. at 2 p. M. in
Plymouth church. Owing 10 the
serious Illness of tho president. Mrs.
T,ibbic Beach Brown. MIRA. Emma
Morrison will save charge OF tho
meeting.
Candidates for city offices viii
speak.
All women arc urged to attend.
cL1oNIAN CLUB
The Cllonian club viii meet Tues.
day, February ~, at O'Clock nj the
Federated clubhouse, Mrs. X. ]. scho.
field. chairman.
Tho program for the afternoon fol.
lows:
Current Events Mrs. Fred n, M.rrit,
women NJ EducHtors' ,.........
Miss Adelaide Pollock. ~ carey Thom.,
and Mrs. II. u. Bartlett.
Violin o--"LoEcnda" ...... wienlavski
Henrietta Chaiiis.
Flute "MedItstiona .. That.
Mary Chailir.
Violin. piano fluta rlo-'Gondoieris"
..s''sts' t.s..... 1filiman
Mary and Henrietta ChAllis and
Mrs u. T. Chniila.
no-'polonaiH IN " Major rt.,,
5olo--"sonnet del pctrara' I.iszt
ovcndoiyn Mines.
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NORTH QUEEN ANNE r..r. A

NoRIH QUEEN ANNE PIT. n.
Tho North Queen Anne PIT. A. will
entertain with valentine ten and
reception for tho new mothers. Wed.
nesday. February 10. at y. m. Mrs.
Guy woodford will preside n, the tea
table. assisted by Mrs. George Elder
and Mrs. T. c. wickcrshnm. The
Campfire Girls viii have charge Of
the program.
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rrNItrRsrTY uErnurs
LEAP YEAR DANCE

IsFsAF BNN JIMMIE
Robert Morris chapter. No. 1872.
%. f. s., win entertain with an old.
fashioned leap year dance. Saturday,
March 8. In the Masonic clubrooms.
Arcade building. A kangaroo court
and a prize waltz VIII be features OF
the evening. All Eastern Stars and
friends invited.
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DADS NIGHT

DADS NIGHT
Van Asset PIT. A. win hold a
Dads Night" Friday. February rs.
~ tho school The program will
eonsis, Of musical numbers. COM
munity singing and a talk on "Ju.
veniis Delinquency" b. Judge KinE
Dykcman.
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THos- J. OWEN 4 SON. AucTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE.
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 53SI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE.
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE. No. 5SS7
nv virtue Of a certain deed of trust dated
April 81, 1924, being instrument No 252;
recorded April 23. 1924, among the land
records of the District of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
tion. in front Of the premises; on THURs- s
AID. 1924. AT FOUR PM. the following
described land and premises, situate in the
District Of Columbia, and designated as and
being all of lot 16 in square 271s in william
R. Green's subdivision of part of the tract
Of land known as Peters Mill Seat" as per
plat recorded in the Office of the surveyor
for the District of Columbia in Liber 80.
folio So. The above described land is now
designated for taxation purposes as lots SIG
and S17 in square 2118.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Sot
trust for s175O0. further particulars 1f
which will be announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to be pad
In cash. A deposit Of $500 required Con-
veyancing, recording and revenue stamps at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
within fifteen days. otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised and re-
sold. at the discretion Of the trustees:
E. l. STRoHECKER,
B. u. GRUVER,
1alk-d&ds. .exSn Iru1Aooa
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FOR sALE-HoUsES FOR SALE-HOUSES.


HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 n ST. NV Franklin 9503
$o35O-PETWORTH-Nea Grant Circle
.naias s % ssasa.g ] s. s ss' e o. ssp
% % s and fn @ hes n osas with IN. ase gpe xn sn1s
$o45O-WEST CHEVY CHASE.
@ , materially assa % ss @ sF ton .%%' on s s @ s %
q school 1t has
. sd r % td a s.s 3 m na aise aoo so so.1S % %
he biggest siues in this section.
$SS5o-ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD.
% a "s1 E% uss s' as % oPs Price ' dy B'S T
garage. garage H % O. a O ' ~ ~ ~
$17 5OO-CHEVY CHASE, MD-H square from Circle
n.n % the @ Cirs & and m srGoDss 9oDs S BY
maids sse r ,r,
Sthe h eyersen is
a
S11 11,5OO-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Just off 18th St.
CONSTRUCTED osk siae suat jos!
and excellent baths s.; sss
sn' sns @ eesot @ on sas asy ,ms ee '" other properties immediate vicinity
ISIS, ,5OO-IMPOSING CORNER-Near Dupont Circle.
idea
o ! Circle
eecn ceient tbanspa Ra terms~ ~ ~ w.
IS11 OOo-CHEVY CHASE.
This modest price ans This PfHpty new
spend and two
Evening Phone Service until 9 PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H St. NV. Phone Franklin o5O3.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcT1oNEER.

a.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALrARLE REAL
ESTATE IMPROVED BY NINETEEN IN
TWEEN 1st AND 2nd. WEBSTER AND
ALLISON STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of n certain deed of trust dated
1928, instrument No. IL of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and at the request
of the party secured thereby. the undersigned
in front of the premises, on MONDAY. THE
THIRTIETH DAY OF JUNE. 1924. AT FouR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate in the cry OF p.aI masnI
Ill ~ described follows: Beginning for the
same at the southeast corner OF lot 40 IN
square 1919 and running thence northWesteriy
along the eastern boundary line of said lot -
in square 1919. 144.31 feet, thence sonth o2.Si
east to 81 6S feet to the intersection OF the
north line of l5ft. public alley alley ana 11, lne IN
thence west along the north line said bit
public alley 214.31 feet TO the place OF be-
ginning and known for the purpose OF assess
shown in survey book 60, page 100 IN the once
of the surveyor for the District of COLUMBIA
improved as above to be sofa 81 s1eIee': eo a. s
$3.50 of which is due OCTOBER l. l924 ana s'oo
Terms of sale: Over and above said trust.
one-third cash. the balance in monthly pay
ments of 500 and interest at 70, secured ty
deed of trust upon the properly sold' OF az
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. . ue
time of sale. All conyeyancins. recording:
revenue stamps and notarial fees at the cost
Of the Terms o. ars SAFE from 10 De sg n
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the rignt
to resell the property at the rise ana cost @ o.
the m scs resale in
WILLIAM BRADSHAW.
CHARLES A. APPLEBY,
,.,o-5sds exsu Trustees
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C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC, AUCTs.,
715 18th ST.
e. s. MARSHAL's SALE.

g. S. MARSHALS SALE
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out
Of the clerks Office of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia. and to me directed.
will sell at public sale. for cash, at the
auction rooms of c. g. Sloan & Co, Inc, T15
18th street NV, Washington. y. c., at IL
O'CLOCK A NJ. ON SATURDAY. JUNE n.
1924 the following goods and chattels. TO wit:
Desks and glass tops: dressing tables and glass
tops: chairs: dressing tables and mirrors:
tables and mirrors: dressing table and glass
top and other household furniture; seized and
levied upon as the property of the defendant.
Katherine Lee 0Silvie. and sold 10 satisfy
Judgment at law No. 6s611 in favor of Jessca
Ogilvie and Elizabeth Ogilvie. trading as Ogii-
vie Sisters E. c. SNYDER.
ie6 1920 L. S. Marshal.
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NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS.
Price, $4,000
wonderfully % st With front
noO;i suit
MT. PLEASANT.
Price, S11 ,5OO
brick % m @ % @ E &C.
noo
Muste be old to arranged
NEAR 10Th AND PARK RD
Price, S1OZ5O.
unusual
SAULS ADDITION.
DECATUR WEST OF 14th.
Price. $500.
o and tiled bath front and
Pes R at.ectve Modate
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Price, $8,5OO
An % %
MONROE ST. WEST OF 18th.
Price, S1 OOO
han tiled bath; steam heat; electric lights Double
MERIDIAN ST. WEST OF 14th.
Price S12,5OO
neito
OUINTER, THOMAS & COMPANY,
S1o 18th St. NV. Main S416:
WASHINGTON ESTATE
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%eao< hAr1
c. G. Sloan & Co.
Aucts.
us 18th St.
Large Sale of
Household Goods of
Every Description {
At Public Auction
At Sloan's
us 18th st.
Saturday
June FL, 1924, at 10 Am.
and IL NJ.
the four following pictures from
the estate of George NJ. Oyster, ir.,
by order ,of e. c. Brandenburg, ex-
ecutor.
Painting "John Milton and Family"
signed p. Deiaroche.
Painting @On the Sea Shore"
signed q. S. TruesdeII.
Pastel @Study in the Nude" signed
Robert Reid.
Painting Norwegian Landscaper
signed ! GrimeIund.
Terms Cash
6. q. SLOAN & co. Inc, Aucts.
5e19oO
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

s74s JoCELYN ST, CHEVY CHASE.
offered for quick sale, 7-room semi i-detac ched
brick residence, just OF Conn. ave. This is a
colonial front home and has glassed and
screened rear porches, garage, hot-water heat,
electric light. hardwood floors through bout two
freplaces and many attractive features Own
er anxious to sell. Phone for appointment to
inspect.
Lee Crandall. Jr., & Co., Inc,
1923 L St. NV. Main 717
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AN EXTRAORDINARY
GOOD BUY NE.

AN EXTRAORDINARY
GOOD BUY NE.
Located in 1900 block Mary
land ave. Six large, bright
rooms and bath; elec., hot-water
heat, hardwood floors and trim.
First and second floors arranged
into two apartments. Lot 100
#. deep. Two-car garage. Co.
lonial front and double rear
porches. Property in tip-top
shape. Price, $9,o5O; 81 900
cash and SIS per month.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
o24 14th NV. Main 36.
Office Open Evenings
until 9.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

1349 NEWTON ST. NV.
Two-story brick; E rooms and
tile bath; furnace heat; electric
light; house i'll hrst-class condi-
ton. ....-.-
Lot 2Ox82 #. to alley; one-car
garage.
Terms: $500 or more cash ;
balance to be arranged.
To inspect call Main 26oO.
ALLAN f. WALKER & CO.,
S13 18th St. NV. Main 26oO.
SO ALLISON ST. NV.
Two-story frame; E rooms and
bath; h.-w. h.; elec. light; house
fully weatherstripped; fine open
fireplace.
Lot 36xl5O it. to an alley, with
garage.
Terms: 81 500 or more cash
balance to be arranged.
To inspect call Main 2ooO.
ALLAN Z. WALKER & CO.,
S13 18th St. NV. Main 269O,
Evening star., 1924-06-20

$3.50.
$3.50 Cash and $67.5O Monthly.
SHAPIRO HOMES
SAMPLE HOUSE. 212 CLAIMING ST. NE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Delightful homes of 9 CHEEKY rooms ana tile
bath; hot-water heat; electric lights; kitchens
fitted with range and combination kitchen
cabinet: built-in garage, heated and lighted
These dwellings equal in construction and
workmanship houses OF twice that price and
offer the economical homeseeker q real home
at 4 moderate cost. To inspect drive out
Rhode Island ave. to 3rd ST., north on 3rd to
r. /. ave. Only one left.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
OWNERS AND BUILDERS.
9l9 18th st. NV. Franklin 1140.
Evening star., 1924-06-20
OUT-oF.T0WN REAL ESTATE

BLUE RIDGE sUNMIT-IF YOU ARE LOOK
ing for q cottage at Blue Ridge Summit or
vicinity, write Box A. Can sell to you or
Isnt q yox pHoA -.
Evening star., 1924-06-20

FOR COLORED.
$3.50 CASH!
BALANCE LIKE RENT!
BRAND-NEW SIX-ROOM
AND BATH BRICK HOME
IN DESIRABLE NV. SEC
TION. HOT-WATER HEAT
AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS;
H RDW WOOD FLOORS;
TILED BATH. ONLY TWO
LEFT.
CALL FOR APPOINT
MENT TO INSPECT.
PHONE SERVICE TILL 9
PM.
c. P. BARRETT, .
1902 K ST. MAIN oO16.
Evening star., 1924-06-20

BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
s7o5o-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
noos.h
S1Oo5O-ON THE HEIGHTS-West of 14th St
ha decidedly the most
Io # deep to pad
S135OO-SAULS ADDITION-Four Bedrooms.
desirable Seed thO home os ose s Front % U%rch living
pantry. Second
% . y ns faa Bui iho I @ raj
S1325O-CLEVELAND PARK
Oh dethee
se9sss
addt side eo2z
atfe Ge' house has Jus, redorst
exceptionally
Temson
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Property.
Office leaving
and unusually arset
lot ssGi % %
nower.s
Evening Phone Service until PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors,
Main e3oo 1417K St NV.
WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD
Evening star., 1924-06-20

BUY IN ACTIVE SUBURBAN AREA
els Advice of Financial and Investment Experts.
. SILVER SPRING AND WOODSIDE
greatest increase investment because although
land this selling extremely low com
paratve price, is the partly developed
to the center of Washington city.
you buy suburban home in this section you really
appving half of toward owning home within
period years. addition you will in value
Drive out 10th street avenue or Georgia avenue
to the Maryland ne and continue north onehalf Georgia
Houses brick and Frame $500 s15oo Bungalows $3.50
All modern improvements electric service, water sewer
proved roads, concrete sidewalks to electric
PAYMENTS MODERATE
NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY co,
President
les, t.:sG E:;2::ss ONE ?s:: NV sss:?ssss eGs:
open
n [. sANSBURY CO., INC,
141s Eve St. NV Phones Main 5oos4s
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