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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
RAILROAD MAN ENDS
LIFE AS WHISTLES
AT SHOPS BLOW NOON
B. W. Wyatt Found Dead
in Garage With Gunshot
Wound in Head.

Just as the Monday noon whistles
blew at the railroad shops here, b. w
Wyatt AT Lamar street, retired
Southern Pacific engineer, shot him
self in the head, causing instant death.
Mrs. Charles oliphant, 433 Lamar,
heard an explosion and neighbors, in
vestigating, fousa.Air. Wyatt in his
garage, dead, shotgun at mis- side.
The retired engineer had been in
poor health for some time and had
not been able to work even about the
house for three months. Dependency
over his sickness is advanced as the
reason for the shooting. He was be-
tween ) 0and 60 years old.
Mrs. Oliphant heard the report of
the gun but thought an incubator
which had caught fire at the Wyatt
home fe wdays before had exploded.
Neighbours found the incubator run
ming and became alarmed. They theu
found Mr.. WAITS body in the gar
age. His wife was in the house at
the time.
Mr.. Wyatt was the father of NJ.
Riley Wyatt of San Antonio. He
also has son in the medical branch
of the Texas University at Galveston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
WILL BE CLOUDY
Showers Are Probable Here Monday
Night and Tuesday.

Continuation of the present weather
is in store for San Antonio. Monday
night and Tuesday will be cloudy
with local showers probable and not
much change in temperature. Mini
mum temoeratures Tuesday morning
will be from Ga to 6S degrees with
light to moderate southerly winds.
Monday morning widespread low
pressure area was located over Mon
tana and Wyoming and as this moves
eastward it will bring cloudy wealth
er and some chance of showers. The
rain prospects are increased by the
presence of a high pressure trough
over the Mississippi valley.
San Antonio received IA of an inch
of rain over Saturday and Sunday.
Scattered stations throughout Texas
reported rainfall. with Brennan re-
ported, 1.3S; Luling. 50. and San
Angelo. "a. Heavy hailstorms with
some damage at Stamford, were re-
ported from West Texas points.
Light to moderate showers were re-
ported in Oklahoma Sunday. Mis-
sissippi and Western Tennessee also
had showers. The eastern part of the
cotton belt was little colder than
normal.
Moderate rises will occur in the
Lower Colorado river during the next
"a to SO hours.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
Mel | ON ROW WAKES WARM in SENATE
TWO WOMEN AND TWO
MEN ARRESTED AFTER!
FREE FOR ALL FIGHT
H. W. Willows Suffers
Fractured Skull From
Blow With Gun.

H. W. Willows, 80. recently here
from California, lies unconscious in
the Robert b. Green Memorial hos
pital with probable fracture of the
skull.
He was taken there by police and
detectives at 1 80 Monday morning
as the result, police say, of a free
for-all fight staged in a dwelling at
1145 Essex street.
The principals involved. police say,
refused to file charges against anyone.
Detectives Stendebach, McMurray
and Vosler responded to the call,
sent in by neighbors said to have
been aroused by the commotion, re-
sulting in the arrest of Jim Bell, 2S,
and Mrs. j. Bell. II, who gave their
address as 312 Willow street: c. NJ.
c. Taylor, 40. 1145 Essex street and
Mrs. H. w. Willows, 81, 1145 Essex
street. II. w. Willows was also
technically put under arrest.
Charges of disturbing the peace
were filed against all.
When officers rushed into the place,
according to report Sled by detectives
at headquarters, they found men and
women engaged in a fight. Detec-
tives say it was necessary for them
to separate combatants. Blood flowed
freely. officers say.
Detectives say Willows appeared
TO have been struck with pistol.
A pistol found in the premises by
officers was not claimed by anyone
and the weapon was taken to head
quarters where it will be held pend
ing Developments.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
WORLD AIRMEN FLY
DIRECT FROM SITKA
TO SEWARD, ALASKA
Will Start Monday On Next
Leg of Journey If
Weather Permits.

Seward, Alaska. April fg.-After
cutting day from its scheduled itin-
erary by flying direct to Seward from
Sitka without a stop at Cordova. as
originally planned, the United States
army air squadron making globe
encircling trip. is Mt anchor in the
harbor here preparing for the next
stage o fits journey. flight to CHG
mix. Alaska, As miles from Seward.
The time of departure hinges on
weather conditions. The four planes
reached Seward shortly after ) o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. little more
than seven hours after they hoped
off from Sitka.
There was much disappointment at
Cordoya, where the people. eager TO
give the ayiators rousing welcome,
chung to the hope that the air cruisers
would swing in over the town from
katalla. Instead. the fleet passed well
oifshore and was not sighted either
at Cordova or at Cape Pinchinbrook.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
VERA CRUZ MILITARY
ZONE IS RE-ENTERED
BY THE HUERTISTAS
Tuxepec and Oaxaca, On
Paloma Riuer, Occu-
pied By Rebels.
BY the Associated Press.

Vera Cruz, April 14.-Forces of
rebel Generals Maycotte, Dieguez
and Aguilar have re-entcred the Vera
Cruz military zone. having occupied
Tuxtepec and Oaxaca on the Paloa-
pam river.
Generals Topete, Celestino Gasca
and Anacleto Lopez are conducting
their forces for an attack.
Gen. Eugenio Martinez sailed with
5000 troops yesterday for Progresso
TO launch a campaign against the
rebels in the southeastern states. The
contingent is being transported by the
gunboat Bravo and the steamships
Jslisco, Montczuma and Fritzoe.
Government information is that few
rebels now are operating in Yucca
tan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
.bOLSHEv|KS|N
.L0ND0NWARNED
BY MACDONALD
British Premier Says Prop
uganda Disseminatin
: Will Halt Meeting.
HE WELCOMES REDS
Anglo Russian Peace Con-
ference Gets Auspicious
Start Monday.

Londcn, April 14.-The Anglo Rus.
sian conference was barely under way
today when Premier Macdonald took
the opportunity TO warn the Soviet
delegates against engaging in Bolshe.
vik propaganda in England during the
present negotiations, which are Ger.
tain to extend over many weeks.
The Labor premier assumed his
grayest manner after welcoming the
Russians and bluntly told them his
government would not countenance
propaganda of any sort from the Rus.
sian visitors. The premier's statement
was somewhat tempered and made
more acceptable when he pointed out
that he was not demanding anything
from the Russians he would not de.
mand from any political mission visit
ing this country.
The premier made II very plain Ia
NJ. Rakovsky, and the other Russian
delegates, that at the first indication
of Bolshevik propaganda methods,
with which he, as q veteran Socialist
is very familiar. n halt in the Anglo
Russian negotiations would be called
Outline Work 70 Be Done.
Mr.. Macdonald, who called the con.
ference together at the foreign-office.
where the delegates will strive 10 reach
a settlement et the outstanding cues
tons between the two countries, ioine,
with VI. Rakoysky. head of the Soviet
delegation in outlining work to be
done.
The prime minister explained that
the meeting was an outcome of the
note TO be sent TO Foreign Minister
Tchitcherin granting Soviet Russia
recognition de jure. The conference,
he said. was compliment of that act
and in nowise altered the fact that the
recognition had been granted was I'M
qualified.
The liquidation of the past relations
of the two countries. the premier stat
ed, had to be considered as well as
the peaceful relations of the future.
NJ. Rakovsky. replying to Mr.. Mac
Donald's welcoming address. which
was translated into Russian. discussed
Anglo Russian relations along even
broader lines than did the British
RakovslSy Stresses Peace.
The Russian spokesman laid stress
upon the theme of the future peace Of
Europe and the necessity for disarm-
ament, incidentally referring sympa-
thetically to the League of Nations.
He assured the British that Russia
desires close financial and commercial
relations with the country. All the
outstanding questions including the
debt question must be settled and the
old treaties revised, he stated.
NJ. Rakovsky and Arthur Ponsonby.
under secretary of foreign affairs. who
as vice president of the conference will
act as substitute for Premier MacDon-
aid. agreed to arrange the agenda this
afternoon in private session.
Thereafter the public will be kept
in direct touch with the conference
only through the communiques issued
to the press.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
CHILD WITH BROKEN
NECK HOPES TO LIVE
UNTIL AFTER EASTER
Physicians Amazed That
ll-yem-old Girl Has
Lived Fiue Days.

Oklahoma City, Okla. April H.
Lying in a local hospital. 11-ycar-old
Lorraine Temple. Wheatland school
child, whose neck was broken few
days ago when she leaped from n run
away school bus. hopes to cling to
life until Easter has come and gone.
Easter day will come before 20, .
she whispered to her nurse yesterday.
Surgeons wonder how the child has
lived this long.
Candy Easter eggs and little Easter
rabbits are nested among the bank of
flowers that hes on the table beside
her bed.
=. For a child to live five days with
a broken neck is very rare. the more
so MS the spinal cord was injured, y
her attending physician declared. The
child has but one chance in 30 to live,
he said.
But. Lorraine smiles at all visitors,
although pain racks the fraii form.
believing that she will see another
Easter day come before / CO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
MOTORIST SERIOUSLY
INJURED WHEN STREET
CAR HITS AUTOMOBILE
Head-on Collision On South
Presa May Be Fatal to
Robert Ward.


Robert Ward, So, go Dullnig
Court, was dangerously injured when
a roadster he was driving was demol-
ished in a head-on collision with a
Hot Wells street car at 9:35 Sunday
night, in the 5000 block South Presa
street.
He was sent to the Physicians K
Surgeons hospital in the police am
bulance by Police Captain Carver and
Patrolman Dickman. His condition
is reported critical. His skull is
probably fractured and one leg
crushed. He had not regained con-
seriousness at an early hour Monday
morning.
Police were unable to obtain eye
witnesses to the Crash. The street
car was city-bound. Ward was driv-
ing south on Presa street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
SAFE NOT OPENED
Burglars Make Unsuccessful Attempt
to Rob Engraving Company.

Burglars made an unsuccessful at
tempt to crack the safe in the office
of the Service Engraving company,
119 Broadway, at an early hour Sun
day morning.
Failing in the effort to force open
the strong box, the intruders APP
propriated u 10O-watt electric light
globes and departed.
The robbery was discovered when
John Brockhausen, of the Service En-
craving company, reached the place
mt 9:30 Sunday morning. Report
was filed with city detectives. No
trace of the intruders had been found
early Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

st. Louis; Temperature, 50; clear; five
mile wind from the south: lowest tenn
perature in last "a hours. So, high
est. so.
Chicago: Temperature. IS: clear; four
teen-mile wind from the north; loves;
temperature in last "a hours. a.; high
est. "a.
Kansas City: Temperature. IS; clear;
six-mile wind from the south; lowest
tempersture in last "a hours. 5s; high
est. SO,
New York: Temperature, So; cloudy;
eishteen-miie wind from the west; low
est temperature in last "a hours. so;
highest, 81.
Washington: Temperature, IS: partly
cloudy; six-mile wind from the south:
lowest Temperature in last "a hours. So;
highest, rs. -.-=L------.----
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURE.
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: Monday
night and Tuesday. cloudy; probably To-
cal showers; not much change in tenn
perature; minimum temperature. 81 to
IS; light to moderats southeriy winds.
East Texas: Monday night and Tues
day. cloudy; probably local showers; no,
much change in temperature.
West Texas; Monday night and Tues
day, generally fair; colder Tuesday in
the Panhandle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
MILE LONG ICEBERG
Ship Passengers Say Float Has Two
Towering Pinnacles ECO Feet High

New York. April 14.-Passengers
on the liner Nieuw Amsterdam. which
arrived Yesterday from Rotterda N.
told of having sighted off Cane Race.
an iceberg more than a mile long and
with two towering pinnacles 200 feet
high.
The United States coast guard cut
ter Modoc of the international ice pa
troll is trailing the berg and regularly
reporting its position to ships.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
CONVICTS IN MUTINY
Troops QuelI Disturbances In Portu'
guese Prison.

Lisbon, April IA number of
undergoing sentences in the
Coimbra penitentiary for their part in
the assasslnations of Premier Granjo.
and other prominent Republicans here
in 1921. mutinied yesterday.
Led by the notorious sailor Cold
Tooth" they STACKED the wardens
and tried to escape. Troops we've
called and restored order.
No casualties were reported.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
BONUS MEASURE TO
BE GIVEN PRIORITY
: OVER TAX CUT BILL
Senate Finance Committee
Votes to Sidetrack
Reuenue Legislation.

Washington. ID. c.. April 14.-The
Senate finance committee voted today
TO give the soldier bonus bill priority
over the tax reduction measure on IL,
Senate calendar.
Chairman Smoot said he probably
would ask the Senate to take up
the bonus measure Wednesday OF
Thursday and predicted it would be
passed by Saturday.
The revenue bill will be called up
Immediately after disposition of the
bonus measure, the committee chair
man said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
MarshalI's Father-in-Law Dies.


PhOeniN, ATE, April 14.-Wlll r.
Kimsey. father-in-law of Thomas X.
Marshall. vice president of the United
States during the presidency Of the
late Woodrow Wilson. died at his
home in Scottsdale, near here, after
a long illness.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
Permit to Abandon Short Line.
Nl-a m, n ~ Anil fA-T1

Old Fields Short Line Railroad Com
pany received authority from the In
tcrstate Commerce Commission TO
abandon five miles Of line from Cliff
ford to Dilworth. Kay county. Okla
homa.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
Can Buy Trackage.

The merger. he asserted. would
violate the Texas statutes prohibiting
the consolidation of parallel or COM
pcting lines. If the Gulf Coast Lines
are really sincere in wanting line. tn
Laredo and not to stifle competition
he said they could get it easier by
buying trackage rights over the Tex
Mex. A. l.. Bowers. of Palestine for
30 years, went into details concerning
the I.-G. n. Palestine controversy.
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Evening star., 1924-04-20

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALK-HOUSES.
Continued.


IF WASHINGTON!
$17,S50-Chevy Chase D. c.
stories ery,,nts
$25I5O-Chevy Chase. d. G..
and
200 feet udf tee
SlSOOO-Chevy Chase Md.
and % ffas.; % f aass hess on lot ~ ~ " '
$l2,5O0-Chevy Chase Md.
bathd
once
$l5250-Chevy Chase d. c.
more mM Esh, s and sleeping
SlZ5OO-Near 18th and Randolph
%y250-Near 18th and Shepherd.
SlO5OO-Near 9th and Allison.
e rs% Spn and a n S dsened R m. ao
Sl75OO-Haf Block of Dupont Circle.
" for imrs oSupa $780, ~ ~ '
Sll 5OO-Near 10th and Lamont
$65OO-Near New Jersey and New York Aves.
81 stone
%,S50-Near East Capitol and 5th SITS NE.
bab
ALLAN F. WALKER & CO.. Inc.
SlJ 18th Street NV. 900
Evening star., 1924-04-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.


ITO I'd ST. N.w.-FOR SALE TO HIGH
grade coored family, seven rooms, bath; hot
water heat, electric lights; attractive price
and terms Phone Main 753
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. ALL MODERN
service. This home is situated on a lot 50x23t
ana has attractive shrubbcry and shade trees
owner leaving city and will sell at sacrifct
price. For inspection phone Main 1853.
Near Central High School.
A large, substantially constructed
ins se brick m rssidenee ssh II loested ,os
to Central High School. 1t contains
ten well lighted rooms. two baths.
modern heating plant electric lights
ana Is now being completely redeco-
rated: top floor arranged as complete
housekeeping apartment. Priced very
low At $11, 500 and can be sold on easy
terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1894 II st. NV Franklin s5o3.
Near 18th and Hamilton SITS.
$500.
very low price for a modern CO.
lonial home. located in q desirable
This house is just about one year old
and is occupied by the owner. who has
kept it in exceptionally good condi-
tion. Six rooms, tile bath, double rear
porches Doth screened). oak foors.
electric lights, h.-w.h.. screens for all
garage.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
,.sh TT .. ve,,, oroa
Evening star., 1924-04-20
G. SLOAN & CO.. INC. AUCTIONEERS.
1l5 18th st. NV.
BY order of the administrators Of the est

By order OF the Administrators OF the estate
Of Lawrence 6. Brunidi. deceased. under au-
OF the District of Columbia holding Pro
bate term. Admr. No. 27S03, we shall offer for
sale at our galleries. No. us 18th street
northwest. Washington. d. G., beginning on
WEDNESDAY, MAY SEVENTH. 1924, AT
TWO PM. and continuing daily at that
hour, If necessary, paintings, part of the
personal assets of the said decedent. namely:
Original Paintings for the ceiling OF the
Rotunda United states Capitol. four Original
Paintings for ceilings and walls and of rooms
at United States Capitol. by Constantine
Brumidi, Portrait Of BENJAMIN franklin by
Duplises. together with 81 other valuable
paintings. These paintings will be on display
at c. c. Sloan & Co., Inc. on and after the
3rd day of May. 1924. BY order of
f. HILTON JACKSON,
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ.
Administrators of Estate of Lawrenee s..
Brumidi ap17 -d20t
Evening star., 1924-04-20

MASSACHUSETTS PARK
Restricted and zoned Differently designed new detached
and side hall homes $l 500 s1975O $4,000 $50OO $51 500 and
$OO; three to eight bedrooms finished
Sind and Woodley road Cathedral Ave, Hawthorne St.
field St and Cleveland Ave Improvements
Massachusetts Park exceed Seven Million Dollars
BRADLEY HILLS,
Washngton Country Club District Two Thousand Two Hun
dred and Fifty Acres of the beautiful country property
around Wangton Large Lots and Acreage Properties Prices
reasonable Over hundred people
living in Bradley Hills.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED,
Dupont Circle. Potomac ZOO.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
Lighthouse for Autos.

From the New York Herald
Great Britain now has it's first in
land lighthouse. It. has been erected
on a dangerous hill between Birming
ham and Manchester for the guild
ance Of automobiles
Evening star., 1924-04-20
0UT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
Continued.
DEVELOPERS. NOTICFl

LIE ' ELOPEKS, MI 1CE!
100 acres, West River: over mile water
front: Sbadyside. Nd: nearest salt water TO
Washington. 80 miles by road; bargaik al
$500 al acre.
CAUGHY e. CO..
go E. Lexington ST.. Baltimorr Nd.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

SS,S5O-NT. PLEASANT.
This attractive, nicely located
I-room and bath home, furnace
heat. elec. lights, near Mt Pleas
amt and Park road. is an excel
lent buy. This house is in splen-
did condition and is vacant
S1O,OO0-DOWNTOWN.
Nine rooms and tile bath with
all modern Improvements; double
garage property In excellent con-
diton is near 25th and Penn.
ave-; strictly white neighborhood; !;
must be seen to be appreciated.
S11 ,OO0-CHENY CHASE.
decided bargain: newly deco
rated; 6-room and bath detached
bungalow type, situated in the
very center of magnificent homes
Large lot. garage. shade trees
for the money.
S12, 5O0-DOWNTOWN.
Will exchange this home of 10
rooms and baths, furnace heat,
cleo. lights, in excellent condi-
tion. near Goth and SITS. NV.
zoned first commercial, for small
home within 20 minutes walk
of 18th and SITS.
S1S.5O0-CHEVY CHASE.
Selecting from a large list of
Chevy Chase homes. we can most
heartily recommend this attrlc-
tive detached brick containing s
master rooms, baths, ser
wants rooms and bath; every
modern convenience; garage. The
location is ideal and the price
$1,000 below similar properties
in this vicinity.
Sunday Phone Service
II AN. to 3 80 Pm.
T. F.. SCHNEIDER, Jr., & co,
Main a6Ss. I2aL St NM.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

PetWOrtf-S1O,25O.
SEMI DETACHED HOME on WIDE AVE.
Tapestry brick. six rooms. bath; electric
lights, hot heat: colonial porch, sleep ng
porch; laundry, toilet; hardwood floors; brick
garage; paved alley. This is a home with
ranged.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
SUMMER COTTAGES.

WONDERFUL HOME SITES on CHEsA-
peake Bay--To first ten purchasers will Offer
before subdiyiding large tract, choice loca
tions, approximately one acre each. on bay.
excellent bathing beach, boating fishing, etc.
Arrangements made 10 transport prospective
purchasers to and from property. Address
Box 194-B, Star office.
FOR RENT
Cottages at North Beach Md.
Reasonable.
Thone Knnsington 96R
VACATION HOME FOR TRAVELLING, BUILT
on REQ Speed Wagon; owner forced to sell ;
a real bargain for quick sale Rear Of 24l3
l4th st.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
SUMMER HOMES.

''TOXTETH," BLUEMoNT, VA, FOR RENT.
furnished: in Blue Ridge mountains, 80 miles
from Washington; stone and shingle house; )
master rooms. servants rooms, baths;
garage; 80 acres; $500 season. G. 4. ASPIS
WALL. 114O 18th ST.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
SUMMER HOMES.

NEW FOUR ROOM COUNTRY RESIDENCE
furnished: two miles from the Plains. on hard
road. For June to September. inclusive; S1T-
for season. Write CARLETON RUTLEDGE,
the Plains, Va.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
SUMMER CAMPS.

SUMMER C0TTAGEs ON THE POTOMAC,
above Great Falls: furnished compile etely.
Address Box AZ B, Star office.
SUMMER CAMP FOR SALE ON CANAL
nr. Glen Echo: utilized year round; cleo, acre
ground Address Box 67-B. Star Office
Evening star., 1924-04-20

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S12OOO
a price
reside eeontan
edrooms hh lec lights:
re 80 - ~ -D o. 'A
SAUIiS ADDITION-S13,5OO
andn h
and on xt
once rE1rase
CHEVY CHASE-$1175O.
g % wa by day labor
two large bedroom
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK-&,35O
1erys sood rms be arranged Avn '~ -HS Ii penoo
GEORGETOWN-S6o5O
ntvithh hundrytub
= ca @
MI. PLEASANT-$1275O.
4-bedrooms, 2 baths.
CeekPa 10
% garage Il . p @ oS Best a'a a.s %,n m have ds,.n deep
- ~ w A~S A~0 IN "'n'nS
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
18th & K Sts NV. Phone Main 46OO
ESTATE BOARD ~ WV
Evening star., 1924-04-20
WANTED-sUMMER COTTAGES

SMALL COTTAGE, SHACK, APARTMENT
or rooms with board in nearby suburbs by two
ladies'. Address Box 305-B, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

PETWORTH.
A beautiful corner home, facing on Grant
Circle, containing seven large and airy rooms
flour bedroomsJ hot-water heat, electricity;
hardwood floors; built-n garage. Price just
reduced to effect an immediate sale.
CHEVY CHASE.
An unusually attractive detached home close
10 Conn ave, having seven rooms and bath;
all modern i,eD-ovrments; large porches !;
house screened Dr. weather-stripped through
out. beautiful Shade trees, wide lot garage.
Priced right.
MASS. AVE. NV.
Within half square of Dupont Circle we
have just been authorized TO offer this hand
some home of II rooms and 3 baths; all mod
ern improvements. Basement floor fitted up
for doctors office. Well financed and can be
bought on reasonable terms.
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
5N 18th ST. NV. MAIN 753.