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The Washington times., 1924-01-15
LABOR WANTS DoMINIoNs
TO ASSUME MORE POWER

LONDON, Jan. 15.-Col. Josiah
wedgwood, M. p, who it is re-
ported. may be secretary for India
said at University-Labor Fedora
ton by the self-governing domin.
foreign and domestic affairs Of the
Empire.
Labor, continued Colonel Wedg-
wood, regarded emigration as an
invaluable outlet for British people,
and only opposed the assumption
that emigration would solve un-
employment.
India would provide the test of
q Labor government, he said. The
The Washington times., 1924-01-15

Labor party hopes to overcome the
difficulty by accelerating the con-
version OF India into q self govern
ing dominion, he explained. This
depended, not merely On matters
Of finance, defense and international
order, but ON winning the Indian
Nationalists to the view that they,
must meet the Labor government
half way.
The Washington times., 1924-01-15
0ANDH! TAKEN FROM JAIL
TO UNDERGO OPERATION

BOMBAY. Jan. 15.-Mohandas
Gandhi, the non-co-operation leader,
recently was taken to hospital at
Toona from, the Jail where he 10
serving q term, and underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
It is said he ID recovering.
The Washington times., 1924-01-15

police raided places even on sus-
piciOn.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18

Miss Todd has passed much time
in Washington as the guest of her
aunt, Nine. Hauge. She was a
bridesmaid at the wedding Of Miss
Cornelia Vanderbilt and the Honor.
able John Francis Amhurst Cecil.
Mr.. Gilbert was undersecretary Of
the treasury until last year, when
he resigned to take up the prac.
tice of law in New York. He was
recently appointed to handle the
Preparations payments Of Germany.
It was at one time rumored that
Mr.. Gilbert was to wed Miss Ailsa
Mellon. daughter Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, but the story was
denied by Secretary Mellon.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
NATIONAL THEATER WILL
OPEN WITH SELECT AUDIENCE

An exceptionally brilliant audi.
ence will witness the opening of
the National Theater for the season
next Monday evening when "The
Far Cry" viii be presented for the
first timer =.
Bascon Slemp. secretary to the
President, will occupy a box, and
will have with him several dis
tinguished guests. ia
The Rumanian minister, Prince
Bibesco; Mrs. Frank w. MondelI,
General and Mrs. John A. Lejeune,
and Lieutenant, Commander Elmer
I'Lahgworth will be among those
In the other. large box.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano will have a box party
Tuesday evening, diplomatic night.
General Pershing and General John
L. Hines will occupy, the boxes on
Wednesday evening, which will be
army night. Admiral Edward w.
Eberle and Admiral William r.
Shoemaker will entertain guests in
box Thursday evening, navy
night.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
ENGAGEMENTS
INTEREST
SOCIETY
Mrs. Hampson to Wed
Col. Pope; Miss Todd,
S. P. Gilbert, Jr.

Announcement is made Of the
engagement of Mrs. Joseph Henry
Hampson to Colonel Francis Horton
Pope. Quartermaster Corps. U. s. A..
now stationed at Fort Hayes, Co
lumbus, Ohio. The wedding VIII
take place in the early autumn.
News of the engagement will be
received with interest in. Washing.
ton, for Mrs. Hampson is one of the
handsomest and most popular
women in society and Colonel Pope,
who was stationed here until last
June, has many friends here. Mrs.
Hampson, who was Miss Blanche
Wilson, spent most of girlhood in
Washington and returned here
some fourteen years ago on the
death Of her husband following a
long period Of residence in Mexico.
Colonel Pope, the son of the late
Major General John Pope, u. S. A.,
was graduated from West Point in
1897 and served as a cavalry Off
GER in Cuba during the Spanish
American war and afterward with
the army of occupation. He also
saw service in the Philippines in
the expedition against the Moros
Detailed to the Quartermaster
Corps, he attended the French
Army Ecole de IIntendance at
Paris and at the outbreak of the
world war was attached to the
American embassy in Paris. Re.
turning to this country, he was
sent to Mexico with the punitive
expedition under General Pershing
Later he went again to France
and served with the A. e. F. in
charge of motor transportation and
as deputy chief, Motor Transport
Corps. He is at present Corps
Area Quartermaster of the Fifth
Corps Area.
Colonel Pope has the Distin.
guished Service Medal and is an
officer of the Legion of Honor. He
is a member of the Metropolitan
Club and OF the Army and Navy
Club, Washington.
Colonel Pope and his bride will
make their home at Fort Hayes and
will have Mrs. Hampson's daugh.
ter, Miss Frances Hampson, and
her younger son, Joseph H. Hamp.
son, jr., with them. Ensign Wilson
Hampson, elder son of Mrs. Hamp.
son is at present on duty at Hawai-.
Before going to Columbus to join
her mother Miss Hampson will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Richard.
son in Washington. Mrs. Hampson
is giving up the apartment in the
Dresden in which she has made
her home for some years.
= Mrs. Hampson has been prom
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
BLOOD
DRAWN In
MATCHES
Diplomatic Tennis Tour
nament On at Boundary
Castle

The diplomatic tennis tournament,
which began yesterday at Boundary
Castle, the home Of Mrs. John b.
Henderson, will continue until about
the middle of next month. The
match yesterday was between the
Charge d'Affaires of Brazil, Samuel
de Sousa Leao Oracle, and the
second secretary of the Brazilian
embassy, Roberto Mendes Goncalves
n which Mr.. Goncalves was the
winner. This morning Leon
Orlowsh Of the Polish legation and
Dimitir dem Dimancesco of the
Roumanian legation played, Mr..
eDimancesco winning. This after.
noon Mr.. Dimancesco is playing
against Mr.. Bunnag of the Siamese
legation. After this match is ended
the Egyptian Minister, S. Yousry
Pasha and the Charge d'Affaires
ad interim of Austria, Edgar
Prochnik will take the court in a
keen contest.
The committee in charge includes
the Minister Of Egypt, S. Yousry
Pasha; the charge d'affaires Of
France, Andre de Laboulaye: the
charge d'Affaires Of Italy, Signor
Russo: the charge d'affaires of Aus.
tria. Edgar l.. Prochnik, the charge
d'affaires of Brazil Samuel de
Sousa Leao Oracle and the military
attache of the Italian embassy, Col
onel de Bernezzo.
The ladies who will play are
Nine. Prochnik, Nine. Caldera>a,
wife of the air attache of the Ital
ian embassy; Countess Della Porta
wife Of the attache Of the Italian
embassy; Miss Inger Bryn, Miss
Laura Bryn, Nine. Yousry Pasha
Miss Beatrice Henderson and Miss
Elizabeth Hughes.
DUNBARS CELEBRATE
33RD WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. s. j. Dunbar
were given. a surprise party last
evening at the home of their SON.
in.law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph Willis, at 1881 Third
street northeast, in celebration of
their thirty-third wedding anniver
sary. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. u. s. J. Dunbar, jr :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Belmard, the
latter sister of Mrs. Dunbar, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dunbar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enroll Dunbar, Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Henderson, the latter a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar
and Mrs. Francis Hempstone. Mr.
Dunbar is a well-known sculptor.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
11-Misses' Coat GIN
Remnants Start at. ..YAV

1--$S5.OO Misses Doube breasted Flannel
Coat in snuff. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
1--$55.0O Misses Pleated SILK Crepe Sum
mer fur collar--navy blue. -. j.. $3.50
1-$65.0O Misses Tan Twill Cape. full cir
cular sweep .............,....... -. $3.50
2--$66.0O Misses Sport Coats, in stripes
and plaid green and gray. 49,. 4. .$26.60
1880 Misses Twill and Charmeen
and button trimmed. ................ $500
2--$115oO Misses Silk Coats. cape slseves and
straightline models--rust and black, $3.50
Misses ShOp-ThIrd Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
Underwear Specials

1900 Boxloom crepe Kimonos trimmed
with val lace; in wisteria and copen. =. .S2.96
1o--ss;Oo to $500 BoxtoOm crepe Kimonos,
model, in wisteria color only. .S3.s5
1o--s5.0o Dotted Swiss ana Splash Wolfe
Kimonos, in copen and white. ...........Sia5
40--$A0O to $500 French Gowns Fcnvelope
Chemise end Straight Chemise,s hand sewed
and hand embroidered Jokes, in solid and
eyelet work; mussed. SI.05
16-$2.5O Corselettes Of strong pink coutil
S PACK ia.eninS TWO pairs hose supporters and
LIS
20-s25o long diaphragm supporting Cor.
selettes OF pink broche, fastening ON side and
two pairs hose supporters ..........sIs6
$500 Long length lace Brassiers with
lace shoulder straps; sizes from % to 40. .76c
JellefrS-FOurth Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
WASHINGTON MAN
MARRIED IN WARRENTON.

Miss Hortense S.. Gouldthrope, Of
warrenton, Va, and Raymond B.
Wales, of Washington, were mar
lied at 2:SO o'clock, Tuesday after
noon, at the home of her sister In
Warrenton, Va. The ceremony was
performed by the Reverend Coun-
GILL.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Walter Gouldthropt,
cf Chicago. She wore gown of
white georgette crepe and carried d
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
lilies of the valley. She wore the
veil worn by her sister. Mrs. Leslie
Sanders, few years ago.
Mrs. Leslie Sanders, matron Of
honor, was dressed in pink crepe
and carried pink roses. Preceding
the bride were her two little nieces
acting as flower girls who carried
baskets of pink asters.
The groom's brother, William M.
WALES, Jr., was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales left later in
the evening for New York and other
northern cities of interest.
F. G.. Belsite, of the United States
Shipping Board has taken an apart.
ment at the Hamilton Hotel.
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so Women's Dress
Remnants Start at .

2-$10.76 to 1880 Linen Dresses, plain
and with thread embroidery white and
yellow; size &C.. .......... $500
2-S16.6o to $500 Tub Silk Dresses; sport
models; sizes 40 to a.. $500
I-S25. OO-$35.Oo Canton Crepe Afternoon
Dress. white and black; size IS. 49,, $500
11-t1soO-S25.oO Canton Crepe and Satin
Dresses, straight line models lace and self
trimming, long and short sleeves; black and
eolOrs; sizes S6 to 40..................$1 25O
5-$1s.5O-$2s.5o Afternoon and Sports
models of canton crepe, georgette over
ioulard, pleated. straight lines and tier
sklrts. Gray and green and yellow and
white sizes 36 to 40. ............... S12.6O
6-$25.o0 to $500 Crepe back Satin and
Canton Crepes Crepe de Chine Afternoon and
Street Dresses. Pleated tunics with sash,
deep tucking and straight lines Coiors are
cocoa, green, rust, French blue and buff.
sizes % TO a.. .....I...............$ 14.60
4-$2s.5O to $500 Roshanara Crepe
Dresses--sport models-braid and button
trimmed. Green and blue combined, with
white. Sizes 3S-44. ......... ........ .31450
1-S65.O0 Imported Plaid Dress-sports
models. White, blue, green and yellow pat
tern-size S6.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4.bO
1-esb.oo Black Flat Crepe Cape Dress
white panel embroidered in black-pleated
cape has band of white crepe. ...$iA60
2-$S5.O0 Foulard, combined with Georgette,
Dresses. black and white, brown and white;
sizes $685. $3.50. '........... .$l4.oO
6-S35.OO-sS9.50 Georgette and Satin Gowns
for afternoon and dinner wear; black and
rust shades; size 49,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
1-$S5.OO Georgette Dress French blue.
hand drawn and tucking full skirt. $500
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
JEAN ELIOTS NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
PLAN MOTOR TRIP
THROUGH FLORIDA.

The German Ambassador and
Nine. Wiedfeldt will leave Sunday
for New York, whence they will go
by boat to Florida, to be gone sew.
eraI weeks. They will motor
through the State and return to
Washington by automobile.
Major General and Mrs. William
A. Snow have returned to Washing.
tor from a three months trip TO
Panama, the Pacific coast and
Honolulu, where the general has
heen inspecting the artillery posts.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Wallace, who
have been passing the summer at
Lake Placid, are in New York at
the Ritz.Carton. They will open
their house IN Massachusetts
avenue the latter part Of next
week.
Brigadier General Golden LII.
York for few days and is staying
at the Hotel Aston.
Nine. Michael Tsamados, wife of
the present minister of Greece in
Belgrade, who was charge d'affaires
in Washington, who is staying with
friends, will speak before the Com.
munity Club of Chevy Chase on
Thursday, October 2 at o'clock.
Later in October she will give a
short talk at a dramatic recital to
be given by Miss Adelaide q.
Borah at the Chevy Chase Library
October 8, and will be the speaker
of the evening at the second
October meeting of the Business
Women's Council at the Church OF
the Covenant She has returned
of this country to help in the work
for the fatherless children Of Greece
The Washington times., 1924-09-18

daughter, Mss Millicent Bailey, have
returned from Sea Gift, N. j., where
they passed the summer land will
lcave today for New York to attend
the wedding of Mrs. Bailey's sOil,
Wells Bailey, tomorrow.
Colonel and Mrs: o. p. Townsend
have taken an apartment in
/ Meridian Mansions and will make
their home there after October 1.
III + ~
~ Senator James Couzens, of Michi.
gan is at the. New Willard, where
he arrived yesterday. He plans to
sspend the remainder of the week
here. = ~.
4 +
( Doctor and Mrs. Charles B.
Campbell, Of 1881 Lamont street,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mildred bayfield,, to
Robert Rein Johnson, son of Rev.
crend Hubert Johnson, on Septem-
Der 2, 1924. They will be at home
after November in Clearwater,
Fla.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
MISS HELEN DENNISTON
TO WE'D ATTORNEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Denniston,
of the Portner, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Helen,
to Cyril ]. Curran The marriage
will be solemnized late in October.
Miss Denniston and Mr.. Curran
are both from Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. Curran Is an attorney with
the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion.
Frank S. Hight will leave to-
morrow night for Syracuse, N. Y,
Where he will attend dinner
marking the opening of the new
Syracuse Hotel. Later he will re-
turn to New York where he will
join Mrs. Hight and their family,
who are returning from their sum-
mer home near Canaan, N. II.
They plan to reach Washington
next Tuesday.
Doctor and Mrs Eugene @. LIE
Merle and Miss Eugene LIE Murle
have gone to Atlantic City and will
return home Monday morning.
y X y
Congressman and Mrs. Riley J.
Wilson, Of Louisiana, arrived in
Washington yesterday, and are es.
tablished at the Sherman for the
winter.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
LOUISE ROSS TODD TO
WED s. PARKER GILBERT. Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Todd. Of
Louisville, KY, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Louise Ross Todd, to S. Parker
Gilbert, jr. The wedding will take
place on October 8 at the home of
the brides parents, and the couple
will sail on October IL for Europe.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. F.
johnson have returned to their
apartment in the Mendoza after
months trip through Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick to Quebec, Canada,
returning by motor through the
White Mountains to Boston and
stopping for short visit with Mrs.
Johnson's sister, Miss Catherine z.
Wilson, at her summer place on
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
3O-Misses' Dress &AOE
Remnants Start at. .YfeOO

6-slS.50 Misses Crepe de Chine and TUB
silk Frocks. white and maize green, $4.95
SA-s25.00 Misses Georgette Crepe and TUB
silk Frocks. ribbon and lace trimmed, $3.50
12-$35.OO and $3.50 Misses Afternoon ana
Evening Dresses, beaded. embroidered maize,
blue, tan, navy and black. .S14.60
$4,000 Misses Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Frocks. maize, tan and green. 1880
Misses ShOp--ThIrd Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18

inently Identified with philanthropic
activities in Washington and was
one of the moving spirits in or
gaming tine Friday Evening Dane.
ing Class which was so successful
last winter.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18

that, had Major Butt lived, they
would never have seen the light of
day without careful editing.
Such editing, however, would have
deprived them Of much of their
charm and value, their interest de-
pending in large measure upon their
| Spontaneity and the vivid, un-
censored picture they present of
the Roosevelt menage aad the SOCIAL
life of the Washington of that day.
SECRETARY'S DAUGHTER
TO VISIT IN WAYNE, PA.
Miss Edna. Wilbur daughter of the
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Curtis D. Wilbur will leave New
Hampshire today for Wayne Par,
where she will visit her aunt, Mrs.
e. M. Paist, sister of Secretary
Wilbur, for a few days before re-
turning to Washington. Miss Will
bur will spend the winter here with
her parents. Leonard Wilbur, son
of the Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur,
will leave-.next week for California
where heT'Will enter Leland Stan
ford, Junior University.
:,
The Chinese minister, DIR. SEE,
was the guest of honor at luncheon
yesterday of Lester H. Woolsey, who
entertained at the Shoreham.
General PerShing will leave
Washington tomorrow 10 be the
weekend guest of the Secretary of
War and Mrs. Weeks at their sum.
mer home at Mount Prospect, Ian
caster, N. H.
Major John G. Quekemeyer, who
has been serving as temporary aide
to General Pershing, started today
for Fort Leavenworth, Kans., hav.
ing been detailed to duty as in
structor in the General Staff
School. Lieutenant Thomas Snyder,
also a former aide of the general,
has been ordered to Cambridge,
Mass, and will leave tomorrow or
Saturday for his new post.
DATE is SET FOR
MISS GOWNS WEDDING.
The marriage of Miss Maize
Gown, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. r.. Gown, to John D. Schoon-
maker, jr., will take place on Octo.
Der Is, in Washington. There will
be a church wedding, with a recep.
ton afterward at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gown.
Mrs. Gown and her daughter are
expected in Washington tomorrow
They spent the summer at their
home in the Catskiils.
Major and Mrs. Robert Goetz,
who are at Fort Hoyle, Edgewood
Md, have taken a house at 1922
bancroft place. Mrs. Goetz was
formerly Miss Antoinette Graves,
niece of Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood.
Major David s. Barry has re.
turned. to Washington from the
marine nlafieuyers to lot Mrs
Barry, The first of next week they
will go to Quantico. Va, where
Major Barry is stationed.
Recent arrivals at-the PickwiclS
Arms, Greenwich. Conn.,, include
Mrs. Joseph Foraker and her son,
Arthur Foraker.
MISS SUTHERLAND IN PARIS
WITH NEW YORK FRIENDS.
Miss katherine Sutherland, daugh-
ter of formet Senator and Mrs.
Howard Sutherland, who has been
abroad all summer is taking an in
tensive short course in French and
other branches at the Sorbonne
University in Paris. She is doni.
ciled with friends from New York
at the Pension, where she and Mrs.
Charles ". Wheeler's party stayed
before the latter's return. She will
sail for home about November /.
Her cable and mailing address dur.
ing her entire trip has been care
American Express Company.
~. - 49,.
Mrs. Edward S. Bailey and her
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
Sport Apparel O. m
Remnants Start at. ~ 4OVV

3-$295 Khaki Knickers. 49,. 800
$3.50 Tan Linen Riding Brooches. $500
2-&26.o0 Riding Jackets. navy and green
msisoo Knicker suits: Lbaki ana tJ SS:%p
s--ss5.oo Linen Riding Habits, white and
1900
Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-03-08
lust EAST OF CONN. AVE.
$4,000.
Store and Apartment.

Store and Apartment.
II street northeast. Absolutely
the busiest square on this thor
oughfare, which is destined to be
the main artery of all Baltimore
traffic. Two-story brick building,
store and apartment above ;
strictly modern improvements.
No leases. Present rental to re-
liable tenant affords good in
come. Reasonable terms.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Business Properties Dept.
Nam 434O. 1417 K Street.
CENTER OF BUSINESS SECTION, NEAR
iJ1th and H SITS. NV: is rooms, baths: hot
water heat: lot 22x1O0 #. At small expense
can be changed to store and apartments. Price,
$40, 600; terms arranged.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
6l4515-516 BOND BLDG,
14th AND ". Y. AVE.
/ MAIN Az.
Evening star., 1924-03-08
.ENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
Continued.

'uR SALE Or LBASE-TwO SMALL
,tores on Bladensburg road. near 5. ID. ave.
ic.: ideal place for meat market and bakery.
hone Lin 1893 lOs
EVEN ROOMS, BATH. ELECTRIC LIGHT.
| wafer hent: large yard. garden. hen house
Mrs. ROBERTA DORAN. Great Falls ST..
FAN Church. Va. Phone sO6F21. o.
10 ROOMS, ELEC LIGHTS: 4 ACRES; CON
crete road; plenty shade; $50. {. Il. Nun
son. Arlington Va
SEAT PLEASANT : 4-ROOM BUNGALOW,
condition; So month. Apply 1916 Ga. ave
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR REFINED COU-
! PIE or small family: entire second floor in
private suburban home; four large, bright,
unfurnishec rooms and bath: spacious grounds;
near cars: 81 min. 10 Treas: $40 per mo.
liigh-Sr furnishings can he bought at sacri-
| fice IL desired. Address Box 245-P. Star Office.
ROOMS .-STORY FRAME: gas; water in
Kitchen SO month
J. NJ EDLAyITCH
a. Md. Ave. Hyattsville. Hyatts. 81. -
BUNGALOW. FURNISHED, EDGEM0OR. MD.
| rms: and bath. ami. garage; s73 per mo
J. g. PETERS. Phone Bethesda 64W. 90
| CHERRYDALE. yA.-Enfurnished. new apart
ment, four rooms and bath; Ami: adults
$3.50. Phone Clarendon 347-J-2. %
! ! ROOMS. ATTIC. BATH: ELECTRIC
lishts garage; acre OF ground shade trees
en- house. Within u block of Connecticut ave
L. III. DAVIS.
Continental Trust Bldg. Room 20.-s NJ. 1910
4 ROOMS AND BATH, 2nd-sTORY FLAT
| detached house, .ec lights. gas. water. ami
90 min. from Washington; close to car line
| F, {. GooDNow co.
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Franklin 74S5.
L.2l 1Ztll 81 n M-
DOWNTOWN.

Practically new two-storv
brick building. containing two
stores and five apartments above.
Under lease to very reliable ten
ants at exceptionally good rem
tails. Numerous building prof.
ects under way in immediate vi
cinity. Price, $4,000.
JUST EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Modern business property
containing two stores and two
apartments, rented annually for
$500. Situated on a wide, busy
thoroughfare, in the direct path
of a rapidly developing business
section, this offering affords ex-
cellent speculative value at
$56,50O.
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NEAR i4th AND KENNEDY SITS.
Beautiful modern semi-detached tapestry
brick home; built by owner with greatest
care; never occupied; has seven large rooms,
6oub.e porches: special fixtures. Deep lot.
Must sell. Price extremely low ana q bargain
NJ agents. Adams 4110.
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WOODBRIDGE, D.

WOODKIDOE, y. =.
Owner leaving, sell cheap 67room home;
ami; large lot; close to cars. Reasonabie
Best bungalow in Woodbridge for the money;
'1. z.roSm % Suassiow only $3.50; $500 cash, $50
per month.
Lots for sale.
F. A. LINGER.
3i,a .Jl, -. X {. .it.f b.ot s''s;., Z. !. Axe
iei Norm o92i.
Evening star., 1924-03-08

UPTOWN CORNER.
Corner in the very heart of the
uptown business district. Large.
modern building. containing five
stores and eight 3-room and bath
apartments. Annual rents,
S13,5O0. This property should
materially increase in value
each year. Priced low for quick
sale
Evening star., 1924-03-08

SEMI DEF ACHED BRICk. NEAR 4th AND /,
sts. Sc: large rooms and bath. hot wa tfr
heat, porcafs: only $3.50; very reasonable
terms. Owner occupies Call Columbia
Evening star., 1924-03-08

FOR COL0RED-REAL BARc~ s.NS On HO-
bart ST, on Columbia r0a' .sw.. r st. n.".
just of North Capitol: Groom brick house ::
u mi: act quick. AUSTIN GAUSS CO.. Aba
Georgia ave. ny. Col. 1122.
Evening star., 1924-03-08
TWO GREENHOUSES
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW
PROPERTY

CONDUIT ROAD-COTrAGE, nOQMS AND
| hath electricity, open FIRE. NSHoLSvN
Co., 1slr Il NV. slain 723. lo-
Evening star., 1924-03-08

FARM, rs ACRES; LARGE. 7-RO0M HOUSE.
ami; large barn. 3 chicken houses. garage:
good land; fine neighborhood: ~ miles from
. Washington. Is miles from Baltimore: good
road all the way. Price, S12.5o0. For fui
particulars address 7. A. CHANDLER, Route
/. Laurel. Nd.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-REAL ESTATE
WANTED
Tract of land suitable for close
in subdivision for colored peo-
pie, ranging from 10 to so acres.
Price must be right. Reply,
stating price and full descrip-
ton. c. w. Hopkins. 6l2 Inter
national bldg. Phone Main.2503
Evening star., 1924-03-08

IN CLEVELAND PARK.
one- half block west of Connecticut ave.
Modern Groom detached house.
bargain at Sl3,o5o
Must lie sold at once.
HERMAN SCHMIDT
Main 26l1 30 10Th 81. NV.