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Evening star., 1924-12-07
Investigate the
Apartments III
Kew Gardens.
POO Que Street

Until you have seen for yourself how con
venient and comfortable Apartment residence
Is in Rev Gardens you may not believe II pos.
sihe. Here in this big, modern building every
Suite is 4 complete and comfortable little
Home making unit. There is everything that
could possibly contribute TO your comfort and
convenience and nothing TO detrnct from the
enjoyment OF your Home. Apartments are sum.
cient!y varied TO make it possible for you TO
choose that will exactly suit the require.
mcnts Of your family Planned and arranged
in a way that is economical Of space and labor
You'n he charmed with everything in connec.
tion with Kew Gardens Another very inter
esting feature is the
Tea Garden.
Kew Gardens is in ideal residential sec.
tion OF the city-within easy reach of two
street car lines, but sufficiently removed from
busy streets 10 be out Of the noise and con.
fusion Of traffic. Be TO come over and
make yonr selection today, as reservations are
being made rapidly.
Suites Of from two to seven rooms, with one
and two baths, rent from $50 10 $500 per
month.
Our Resident Manager is in attendance every
day and evening, and will gladly assist you in
viewing the available Apartments-cau upon
him at any time convenient 10 you.
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THE RoCKLEDGE. 2456 goth ST. NV.
/, and room and bath, overlooking Rock
Creek. Rents from $3.50 to $50.
THE zELLWOoD, 1893 SPRING RID. NV.
One attractive, small apartment, available,
S55. 90.
THE ABERDEEN, 1888 SPRING RID. NV.
rooms and bath; excellent condition; $50.
Apply to Resident Manager or
MORRIS CAFRITz CO, INC,
l4th b. Main -617
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VERY DESIRABLE STORE. NORTHWEST
corner Of l4th and Randolph sts NV, suit
able for many lines: reasonable rental Phone
Main $50. BARTLETT PRATT REALTY
COMPANY. 1902 X st NV
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other skin dis
order will dis
appear.
Yet there is a
way that brings
almost immedi-
ate relief-a way
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cal warfare service, from Scales
Mound, H., to this city; Capt. r. G.
Moses. Corps of Engineers, from Fort
Humphreys. Va, to Louisville, KY;
Warrant officer n. G. Chase, from
this city to Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y.
and First Lieut.. T.. +. Rea, finance de-
partment, from the War DEPARTING It
TO the Army medical center, this city.
Brig. Gen. J. ID. Barrette. in the
Panama Canal Zone. has been assign
ed to duty at Boston.
First Sergt. John Whiting, 10th Cav
airy, at Fort Huachuca, Ariz, has
been retired for age.
Cavalry officers at Fort Myer. Va,
have been assigned to other stations,
as follows: Maj. Sloan Doak, at the
Presidio of Monterey, Cal. Maj. Il. w.
Taulbee, at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga; Sec
ond Lieut.. b. G.. Thayer at Fort
Huachuca. Ariz., and Second Lieut.. +.
L. Hamilton. at Fort Ringgold, Tex.
NAVY.
Commander F. J. Cleary, naval at
tache, United States embassy, Lon :
don, England, has been detailed as in
spector OF engineering material at
New York City, and Commander Al
bert Morris, at New York CITY, has
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS in t-ipiicate will be
received at the office Of Constructing Quarter
master, Room 1904, Munitions bldg, Wash
ington. d. C.. until IL am. May rs. 1924,
and then opened. for remodeling boiler house
and boiler installation at Washington Bar
racks and the construction of concrete floor
in boiler house at Army War College Wash
ington. d. c. Plans and specifca tions may be
obtained upon application to above office.
my10.12,16,19,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received in
duplicate, at the office of the Chief Clerk,
Depa rtment OF Commerce. 10Th & Pennsyi.
vania Avenue NV. Washington. d. c., to
be opened at Pm, June 4. 1924. fof
the purchase of Radio Fog Signal Transmit.
ters Full details and specifications may be
obtained upon application from the Chief
Clerk. Department of Commerce. my1., %
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Achieving his lifelong ambition to
be a judge Representative Samuel +.
Hill of Washington state served two
terms as d superior court judge he
fore coming to Congress. His juris-
diction extended over practically the
entire state. He was elected Judge
for Douglas and Grant Counties in
1916 and again in 1920, sitting prac-
tically every year in Seattle
After getting his degree from the
University of Arkansas, Representa-
tive Hill practiced law for seventeen
years. and was prosecuting attorney
of Douglas. County for two terms.
He finds it an entirely different and
delightful experience helping to make
the laws instead of administering
them. "My work in Congress brings
into play an entirely different set "1
brain muscles from my work on the
bench,".he says
The judicial position is more d lis
tcning job than Il talking job. He
found il very essential for Il Judge 10
be good listener. Many judges he
has observed cannot resist the temp
tation to argue the cases with the at
torneyS. and in this way make them
selves liable to be led off into partl-
sanship..
"A Judges province is to assume d
state of impartial relaxation as to
the facts and the law, and let the
presentation OF the facts and the
ARGUMENTS come to him without any
resistance on his part until he has
the benefit of all that is to be pre-
sented." Representative Hill says.
thus giving an interesting sidellght
on how he cndeavotud to adminiSte"
justice humancly. Then. disregard
ing all personalities or influence. he
should reach his conclusion just as
1t appeals to his sense OF justice
through impa rtial consideration of
the facts.
Representative Hill has tried a
number Of ve!y important cases anu
the usual Glist from question OF
contract up to complicated account e.
ing cases, and from isdemeanorS to
J. W. w. and murder cases. He
sentenced one man to tie hanged and
the prisoner committed SUICIDE peiole
he got to the gallows.
Judge Hill had an exceptionally
good record before the Supreme
Court for support of his decisions.
The greatest percentage of human
interest he found in divorce cases
and he is known throughout the
northwest for the extremely large
number Of rcconciliation5 ne has
brought about
He recalls one case of. young
couple who married and went to live
or Il wheat farm. IbNeFNtnlHS Ntlit
nicely until there were short crops
and low prices, and one thing led TO
another in the ordinary drab sort of
way until they were cStranged ana
brought action for divorce. There
was d baby. and the all-daE trial
swung about who should have GUS
tody of the child. He denied the di-
vorce decree, minimizing the Difficult
ties that seemed to intervene between
them; he emphasized the tragedy that
had come into the life of the child.
and advised that both parties ought
10 make concessions, If not for their
own interests at least for the wei
fare and happiness of the baby.
AS result the couple had CON
ference in the hotel parlor. went
home together and have since lived
very happily. This couple today is
among Representative Hill's most loyal
supnortera ia ro,itt -
The greatest satisfaction he had
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at Eau Claire, Wis; Capt. Frank Nell
son, I'd Cavalry, at Morgan Park Mill
tary Academy, Illinois; Capt. r. ".
Maraist, field artillery. at Cornell
University. Ithaca. N. Y; Sergt. J. ].
Madison. 1st Engineers. with the Ohio
National Guard. at Cleveland; First
Lieut.: J. j., Twitty. I'd Engineers, at
the Virginia Agricultural and Me-
chanical College. Blacksburg, Va;
Capt. c. J. johnson. Medical Corps,
with the National Guard troops a At
1anta, Ga: Capt. w. A. Pashk oski, 4th
Infantry. with the Washington Ma
tional Guard at Spokane; Maj. H. B.
Saylor. ordnance department. with
the National Guard troops. at New
York City, and Capt. n. l. Adams,
Coast Artillery Corps. at the Univer-
sity of Minnesota. Minneapolis.
Maj. c. A. Harding, Quartermaster
Corps, has been transferred from this
city to Fort Leavenworth, Kan; First
Lieut.. r. II. Woodruff, Veterinary
Corps. from Fort Hoyle Nd, to this
city: Capt. II. ID. Finley, infantry, from
Fort Benning, Ga, to Fort Washing
ton, Md: Maj. H. l.. Ward, Quarter
master Corps. from Philadelphia to
this city; Capt c. w. Walton. chemi-
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Changes in Stations Of
Army and Macy Officers
OF Interest to Capital
ARMY.

The following named officers have
been detailed as military instructors:
Maj. A. L. Sawkins, infantry. with the
California National Guard, at San
Francisco; Maj. r. L. O'Brien, infan-
try. with the Indiana National Guard,
at Indianapolis; Maj. e. B. Amory. jr.,
cavalry, with the Ohio National
Guard, at Cincinnati; Capt. G. M Lu-
cas-, field artillery. with the Pennsyl-
vania National Guard, at Pittsburgh; /;
Maj. r. w. Ashbrook, retired, at the
Polytechnic High School. Riverside,
Calf; Maj. c. r. Baxter. ordnance
department, at Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass: Maj. T. f. McNeill,
infantry. with the Nebraska National
Guard at Omaha; Col. w. l.. Reed. in
fantry, with the Organized Reserves.
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COUPLE SHOT IN AUTO.

FARRELL. Pa. May 21.-Robert
Johnson, manager of d store here.
was found shot to death, and Mrs.
Catherine OFT. "A clerk at the store,
was found fatally wounded in an au-
tomobile near Conneaut. Ohio, near
here. Johnson had been shot through
the heart three times and Mrs OFT
had been shot in the head. She died
on the way to a hospital without
making Il statement
Police investigating the case
claimed the shooting was case of d
murder and suicide They declared
ether emp, Dyes at the store report ed
Johnson and Mrs. OFT quarreled fire.
Iuently. The, couple bad been missing
from the store since Monday.
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while performing his duties as judge
was in preventing, as far as possible,
the breaking up of "a home and in
stresSing the SacrednesS of home life.
He is known in Washington and
even beyond the state lines as the
judge who puts his heart as well as
his head into his job" He consider rs
himself particularly fortunate in hav-
ing had experience on all the three
sides of the legal triangle-as a law
Yer he found that the profession is
liable to become technical, apt to
seek legal rather than absolute JUS
tice; as judge he realized that the
law is not properly administered un-
less you are guided by your innate
sense of justice in the application of
legal principles and do not lose sight
of absolute justice in application of
technical legal principles. and as a
lawmaker he finds that both his legal
practice and his experience as a judge
are of daily aid to him in Congress.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

WANTED-LOAD IN ROUTE TO NEW YORK
Furniture van leaving ID. c., May 3.
Franklin zoos. c. f.. PHILLIPS. 21s
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EPISCOPAL HEADS MEET.
Reformed Church Leaders Cele-
brate Golden Jubilee.

PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-Clergy-
men and laymen of the Reformed
Episcopal Church met in st. PauTs
Church here today in celebration of
the golden jubilee of that denomina-
tion. About $50 delegates from all
parts of the country were present.
Presiding Bishop Frank Vaughn of
London, England, and deputies from
India and Canada were also in at
tendance. The sermon at the open
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ing session was preached by the Rev.
Joseph d. Wilson, one Of those present
at the first general council of the
church, held fifty years ago.
banquet and reception to visiting
delegates takes place tonight. The
jubilee will continue until Sunday
In connection with the celebration a
fund Is being raised for church ex-
tension.
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Widely prescribed in
care of infants

That constant succession of
rashes, roushnesses. chahnrs
ndirritations on baby's skin!
What can the young mother
relyontostop each asit starrs!
To Thousands of mothers,
careful physicians are today
recommending Reanol Oint.
ment as q safe and effective
remedy for constant use.
Pure. healing. mildly anti
septic, you can use Resinoi
without fear. Its results are
surprising.
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that goes to the real source of the
trouble. To cleanse the pores, kill
germs, and start the skin again acting
normally, physicians have for twenty
eight years been prescribing Resinol
in their daily practice.
If YOU have today any spot, rash or
irritation on your skin, apply Resinol.
Get jar of this soothing, healing
ointment; spread a coating on the
affected surface and smooth it in
very gently with the fingers. One
application will, in many cases, stop
the itching completely. Resinol is
absolutely harmless. 1t will not irri-
tate the delicate texture of an infants
skin, or even raw exposed flesh. Itdoes
not deteriorate or lose its effectiveness
with time. Get a jar at your druggists
today or send for free trial sample
to Dept. 80, Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
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been detailed as feet engineer. scout
ing fleet.
Capt. Ammen Farenholt, Medical
Corps, has been transferred from the
twelfth naval district to the Naval
Hospital, Great Lakes, H.; Lieut.. T.
D. Foster, Supply Corps, from Prince
ton University to the navy yard, Phil
adelphia, and Lieut.. r. o. Williams,
from the Naval Hospital, Annapolis,
to the Arkansas.
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Bank Robber Gets 20 Years.

WHEELING, W. Va, May 2l.-
Pleading guilty to holding up the
First National Bank of Elmgrove
near here, Asa Dolson was sentenced
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but underneath, 7vhere
permanent relief is found

Do not expect ordinary surface
remediesto removed rash, eczema
or itching skin disorder. Not on
the outside, but deep down in
the under layers cf the skin is
the real source of the trouble.
Pores elogged with poisonous
germs, body cells and tissues
swollen and infamed-the are
what must be soothed back to
normal before rash, eczema, or
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to serve twenty years in the state
Bcnltenttary at MoundSvillc by Judge
Uian II. Robinson. An alarm sounded
by "a telephone operator resulted in
Doisons capture short time after
he fled from the bank
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The most important thing is n
play Tor your side and not for
yourself.
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POSITIVELY WITHOUT
CASH.
rooms and bath. all hardwood doors limo
leum in Kitchen. gas range, complete cellar
with Laundry trays and extra gas heater. In
Va, IL minutes from 10Th ano ave., At car
stop. Address Box J1-S. Star ONCE.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

Several new listings.
,oaY: SnModem IN s.n. eottase. n, one door bed
attic and full basement; ali Improvements
Close o. to 70 cars cars Attractive shrubbery.
Ealov; all improvements except gas. Easy
$ s., ;oo-5,.oe% .El:.,ic." ..pceo bungalow
oak noors. fireplace, hot-wlter heat AL i'm
prorements in. Convenient to cars.
$4.55o-E.tra large. new. roomy Bungalow.
erss sash lot and
sl3 3.50o-eroom, substantial home. all con-
veniences hot water heat; extra large shady
ss.5Oo-coionisi house. i bedrooms, large
porch: house is in good section; attractive
SIC, ,50o-Larse. Groom, masnesite stucco
home, nearing completion. with pantry. break
fast porch, built-in refrigerator and sleep
ing porch wide porches; choice corner: ronms
with q clear No. ! oak. Tapestry brick IRE
place, Euaranteed not to smoke, having dam
per. ash drop and tile hearth. An unusual
$e.000-A fine new bungalow In one OF the
nrettiest spots IN the PARK, on quiet. paved
Closed poreses House has eTsrs fes.use f thu s
makes for good construction. The best Of oak
floors throughout; Attractive fireplace. Ri.-
water heat. small cottage 'D on rear Of lot.
with running water and electricity. We be-
iieys r. this. this to be the best buy of its kind
&s,5OO-House Of two apartments: 5 rooms
hrst door and 8 rooms and kitchenette sec-
ond floor All improvements. Oak noofs, IRE
place. slate roof; garage. Terms.
$8,150-Almost new. newly decorated. 5-room
home: one door. with inelosed porch. attic and
hal hardwood noor.. Close p'". to M.yi yi:nd seSsol.
Quiet street, with little trafac. High, shady
lot. Terms.
The rooms extra large. Living room
across front, with easement windows snd
good, usable fireplace in center. Front and
Sfp xA
Terms.
LILLE 4 HESDRICK.
Citizens Bank Bldg. end Of 18th st.
''Takoma" line.
Adams lAo-J, Col fo14a
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Stream-Side Farm Only $l,7OO.
40 Acres Horses, Cows, Crops,

Corn, oats. potatoes. buckwheat, etc; imple-
msnts tools included es o. Sn,s .si,re
rSo% house
maple shade; barn, milk and hos houses. Age
forces quick sale, low price, .$1,100; terms ar
ranged. Details paSe 50 big: Ilus Barkain
STROUT FARM AGENCY, 1422-N. Land Title
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa. .-
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$500 BUYS
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY

Lncated st Balls Hin near Mclean. Va,
on Great Falls electric lise: eenter-Aau plan.
kitcSen, range, porcelain sink. bot and cold
water. Second 6oor. two large bedrooms
telosets in eachl. hall and complete bath
in near porch. front porch on three stdes:
house stucco finish. slate roof. hne well. gas
run; about 100 fruit trees. A real home,
spaclous lawn, shade trees, shFuhbery; con-
veniently located. OwnerIrcupant, Mr.. c. 4.
Knosries, moving to Richmond. Don't fail to
see this. Price. g. 500: terms to be arranged.
All Information. see.
LET NE SHOW YoC THIS Oh OTHER
VIRGINIA PROPERTY.
WALTER O'HARA,
1selusive Agent.
Specialize In Nearby Vi!siaia;
(Confia1ed On Ne1t PaGesl
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FINE 7-ROOM HOME,
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
CORNER LOT IS BY l22

Aurora Heights. No. 2o1 Arlington ave: !:
near stores, school and churches: well built
home; Al condition: electricity. gas. bot
with open fireplace, dining room, kitchen. por-
ceain sink. gas range. large pantry. screened
rear porch. second noor another living room,
fireplace. bedrooms. closets to each; com
piete bath; concrete cellar. tin roof, two ga
rases. chicken house. grapes. fruit. shade.
beautiful shrubbery. hedge around yard. Own
Inspect any time. Pncs, $500; terms. $50
eash. $so per month. includes everything
See this 1t ooce. 1t 10 Q real home.
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$500 Cash Secures
$500 Secures Equipped Farm,
80 Acres on Eastern Shore.

Near town in noted strawberry district
pleasant surroundings: good markets: conven-
lent Ocean City; excellent fishing. hunting
trapping nearby: best American neighbors; 80
acres loamy fields. woodland. fruit, acre straw
poultry house, etc. Low price, $1,8J0 gets it.
mlile, COW, tools. etc, thrown in. Only $500
needed G. B. JOLLEY Berlin, Md.
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SALE-FAR1fs.

TWELVE ACRES OF LAND. on STATE
Georges County, Md; about ope-half Of land
cieared and in 4 high state Of cultivation:
Price only 81 200, on terms OF 500 cash and
SIS per month. Persons expecting improve
ments on this property win be disappointed.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-J15-5l6 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York ave.
Main 3%2
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LYON VILLAGE.

If YOU ARE READY
TO Buy YOUR HOME. COME TO
WHAT HAVE SEvEN-ROOM
HOUSES. COMPLETE IN EVERY
DETAIL: GROUNDS LAID OUT
WITH DECORATIVE SHRCBRERY:
FlSESr SCRCRB AROUND WASH
INGTON; EVERY CONVENIENCE:
WATER. SEWER, GAS AND RLEC-
TRlCITY. ONLY IL MINUTES
DRIVE TO SHOPPING DISTRICT IN
CITY. ASK F0R RCCKER AVE,
LYON VILLAGE. CLARENDON.
VA, Or INQUIRE OF J. W, XII
GORE. 2o6 CLARENDON AVE.
PHONE CLARENDON Os. l1s
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WONDERFUL
CENTRAL AMERICAN
MIC

Fine for raising Of bananas. sugar cane. lum-
Der end cattle. Especial government concession
for free importa ton of machinery and exporta-
ton Of products: lowest price. InfOrma ton,
NICARAGUAN LEGATION,
wARnMAN PARK HOTEL
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

$500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. buAlSloW, 3
roems aud hath: a.m.i; hardwood deere and
Potomac palisades. viii sell On essy terms
b. A, VAUGHAN. Tel. West 2691-J.
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''LANGLEY FARMS"

Ihe HeSlUSntI1I Sect!Ou OF FUtfI1X.
An unusually handsome and well arranged
cottage, with two bath rooms, six bedrooms.
large living and dining rooms with fireplace;
garage etc; located on state highway be-
tween langley and Mclean, with nearly two
acres Of land: S12.5OO.
Handsome new bungalow, three bedrooms.
living room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, hall and closets; heat. electric light.
automatic electric pump, front and back
porches; light and attractive basement: oak
hoors- a spiendidiy built and most attractive
Four bungalows at West Mclean, about one
square from station. Just bsiag completed,
with living room, kitchens two hedrooms,
bathroom and hssemeat Price, $500; easy
scouRr14ANps TITLE COMPANY. ING.
Mclean. Va.
Main 1919 or Clarendon s01-F-l1.
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III Acres on Arm of Bay.
New 5000 House-Only $500;
Best boating. bathing. fishing. wild fowl
shooting on coast cool Summers. short Win
ters: and crops each season; near hustlins
market town: ali conveniences; dark. fertile
tillage; estimated 1000 eds. wood worth - IN
market: excellent S.room house. soft. porch
and beautiful view Of water and countryside :
barn, garage. smoke and poultry houses; IN
Md. To close estate, only 81, 500 for all; part
cash. c. b JOLLEY. Berlin Md.
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FOR RENT-0FTICE SPACE.

M TIE End AND 3rd FLOORS OF The
Str.n6 Theater building. 9th and NV; VIII
SSrorate to suit desirable tenants.
THOS. d. WALSH, ~.
s12 H st. NV. Main 7o4o. II
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NEARBY VIRGINIA: FOUR ACRES OF VERY
fertile land; all kinds Of fruit; property fenced
and cross fenced. Eight-room house. with
front and rear porches; outbuildings; shade.
Price. $500: reasonable terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-51j-516 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York ave.
Main llC
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LARGE. BEAUTIFUL
BUNGALOW & / ACRE
MOUNT VERNON
BOULEVARD OVERLOOK
ING WASHINGTON. d. c.

cochere. living room 15x21 IT. open HNpaaee,
dining room 1890 tt. sun psrior l4xll IT,,
kitchen. large porcelain sink. electric raase.
pantry. bedroom 12x12 it.. another 1916 IT.
(both closetsl, open on screened sleeping porch
12x22 It.. built in tile bath tthree pieces1. linen
sioSst' esess.ty se1ersd rar porn Sss
and trim chestnut. stairs to noored attic over
entire house. concrete cellar, electric automatic
barn .pd "c Chicken hou.e: entire 10. senced: :
vaik. lawn and driveway lined with boxwond
hedge, flowers, shrubbery and grapes. II you
know and appreciate nne materials and work.
manship, see this at once. Brick and hollow
tile founda ton. house Of frame. double 6oored
and double sided. Owner moved to Kentueky.
Vacant: immediate possession. Price, $4,000;
terms s.. 800 cash. balance to be ananSeA.
Phone Office for appointment or information.
SiRn In yard,
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4 Rooms, Bath and Pantry.
All imrroveme nts: large hoored attic: large
ADD'MS .t M, 10 Rainier al H oHS' builder 'i'0 Sese'
COTTAGE CITY.
We are offering attractive new Groom bun.
galows with bath, al city improvements. Gel.
lar and furnace, concrete walk: md snd impreved
%Sn,s aa 81 n
se,ess We have several Of cf these b.ns:iows W LeS,
to
fS sop q st as ~
direct you to our ONCE At Cottage City.
CHAS. NJ. LIGHTBOWN,
Owner and Builder.
TAKOMA PARK.
District side. 8 rooms, inclosed sleepins
porch. h..w.h. o.k hoors, > baths. Priced At
New s-room and bath :.:tery house; attic
over entire house hardwood noors aud trn;
New Groom and bath colonial home: oak
doors. h.:w:h.; every modern e9uvensfnee. ~.
cIuane buitin Ecr:.s; nice ,sysI lot with
''5as 5ssoom. meet the s bath buna:ov sleep
ing porch, fireplace, stain to attic; eonven-
lent to sa.s; $500: terms: 49,,
isth Hsh st. ao'r: s:ru; 3. 900: rsa.oa.?le ssr@'
Maryland side: bungalow, 5 large reems and
bath, sleeping porch. h..w.h,, place In attic
for extra rooms; $500.
Extra large Groom and bath new home !:
i.,.s sys.s ,os odsre :io,cc Convenience 00' garage
Several 5-Ioom and bath new bungalows:
large, shady lots Priced at s6'ooo' $500
10 10, 95O on easy terms.
These and others can be seen q any time.
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
"a Cedar st.. TskemS Park. d. c.
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NEAR 2nd & C SITS. N.w.-$1O,J 500.
IL rooms and bath, semi etached brick !;
h. h., elec., on lot 27x160. in 2nd com. zone.
Easily converted for business.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC,
S13 18th st. NV. Nam 2690.
916 n Y. AVE-MODERNIZED BLDG.
STORES. OFFICES, APARTMENTS.
Evening star., 1924-08-17

WOODBRIDGE.
6 room house on Kearney st.: fine location :
large lot: for quick sale, $3.50; $500 cash;
easy terms
Beautiful 1-room bungalow. half block r. /.
ave; 90ft. frontage: hardwood floors, hot
water heat. sleeping porch. Must be seen to
appreciate the price.
H. G. MAYNOR & CO.,
21o5 r. l. Ave. Ne.