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Evening star., 1924-04-24
FORESEEN AS NEXT
CHIEF OF ENGINEERS
Brig. Gen. Harry Taylor Will Be
Promoted to Higher Rank Soon,
Weeks Announces.
GEN. BEACH IS TO RETIRE
Col. Edgar Jadwin Will Become
Brigadier General.

Brig. Gen. Harry Taylor. assistant to
Will be promoted shortly to the office
of chief of engineers, with the rank of
major general, and Col. Edgar Jadwin.
district engineer at Charleston, S c..
will be prompted TO be assistant to the
chief OF engineers, with the rank of
brigadier general.
Secretary Weeks yesterday announced
that these two appointments will take
effect on the statutory retirement for
age of Maj. Gen. Lansing H. Beach.
chief of engineers. June is. Both
promoted officers have highly credit
able records. and were awarded the
distinguished service medal for eXcep-
uonally meritoriouS services in the
World war.
Graduates Of Military academy.
Gen. Taylor is from New Hamp-
shire and was graduated from the
Military Academy near the head of
his class in Juuc, 1884, lie has been
stationed ia this city for several
years in special charge of river and
harbor works and legislation. Gen.
Jadwin is from Pennsylvania and is
star graduate Of the Military
Academy of the class of 1890. Gen.
Taylor will reach the retiring age in
June 1926. and Gen. Jadwin three
years later, and it is explained that
the latter officers will thus be eligible
for later appointment as head OF the
engineer establishments. Gen. Jad-
win also was stationed in this city
Tor term, many years ago, and is Il
frequent visitor here on official bust
ness. He is now in this city on tenn
porary duty as AN advisory engineer
on the Canadian deep waterway com
mission.
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Cantilever
Shoe 70, : Men
Women

has flexible arch that conforms to
the natural movements of the foot
Instead of binding the foot muscles
and opposing their free play, the
Cantilever Shoe harmonizes with the
action Of the muscles, encourages
them to exercise and grow strong.
Change to Cantilever Shoes; they
will correct your foot troubles and
strengthen your arches and foot
muscles so that you can walk or
stand for long hours with little or
no fatigue.
Cantilevers are PATTERNED from the
natural lines of the foot Moderate,
well-set heels and trinity rounded
toes help keep your feet normal and
comfortable Good-loohng lasts
oxfords, strap pumps and boots-in
fashionable colors and feathers.
Widths from AAAA to Z.
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Scrim Curtains. Soc

High-grnde Scrim Curtains.
Formerly 81. Made Dutch style
with valance and trimmed with
lace. White only.
second Floor East Annex The Hecht Coz
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Rope Portieres
S3.SS Pair

Heavy Rope Portieres in pop
ular valance effect, with tapestry
bands. For double or single
doors. Green. brown, rose and
blue. just 20 pairs. Formerly
SO.
(Second Floor, East Annex, The Hecht CO..
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Women's Umbrellas, ST

Sturdy Black Cotton Umbrellas,
with attractive hardwood ham,
dIeS-juSt the thing Tor ONCE or
school use.
First Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Kid Gloves, S1.35

20 pairs of II and 16 Button
Length Kid and Lambskin Gloves.
Imported gloves, formerly B and
-, but slightly sOfled from han
ding Brown and whites sizes 3A
and 6 only.
(First Floor The Hecht co.,
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Empire COrsets, 81

Of fine pink coutiI and brOche;
only reduced because they repre-
sent broken lots. Formerly $1.1o.
(Second Floor, The Hecht CO..
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Sale Of Mems Odd Trousers, s5'95

Odle OF Men OQQ trousers, 00'0o
darker Or matching These have been
available
Mems Hats $195 Mems Caps Csc
.%s
am d
% Sn.a@.Ms sell Mems Umbrellas, ST
sns.
FF %
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Wool Skirts, S2.65

10 smart wrap around styles,
in wool plaids and mixtures.
Trimmed with Swagger pockets
and buttons. Sizes 26 10 81.
Formerly S4.9J-
(Second Floor. The Hecht Co
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BOYS Shoes, S2.45

just Il pairs of splendid wear
ing high. brown shoes with plain
toe crease Namp. Sizes 31a to o.
Formerly So.
tThrd Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Overdrapes, $1.59 Pair

Summer Window Drapes of
pOplin, "a yards long, scaIloped
in the center and with valance
TO match. Mulberry, blue, rose,
green and brown. Formerly 81.
eeond Floor, East Annex, The Hecht CO..
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Golf Hose, 70c
100 pairs of Mems Au-wooI.
Summer-weight GOlr Hose, in
tan, cOrdOvan gray. Sizes
to I1R. Formerly 81.
Sport shop. GA ST., The Hecht Co
Catchers' Mitts, 50
Au-Ieather, Lace-edged Catch
ers' Mitts, in cOrdOvan and tan.
Wade by Thomas f.. Wilson Co.
Formerly 81. Only "a in the lot.
sport shop. 62i ST.. The Hecht CO..
Sport Shoes, $3.95
10 Pairs of Athletic Shoes for
indoor and outdoor sports. and
including professional
basket bnII shoes. Formerly
$3.50 and IS.
sport Shop GA ST.. The Hecht CO..
Fielders' Gloves, S1.5O
AH-Ieather Gloves with weIted
seams, built for hard usage by
the Thomas r.. Wilson Co. For
merly 3d. Only 15 left.
sport Shop GA + St, The Hecht CO..
Golf Jackets, $4.05
'SO MEMS GOu jackets stun
ming twO-tone effects. Sizes 80
to a.. Were formerly $5.95.
sport Shop GA F St., The Hecbt CO..
Weekend Gases, S5.05
OF black enameied duck with
leather straps md corners and
attractively lined. Fitted with
rOOmy 24-inch tray. just 10 Of
them. Formerly $3.50.
70
Cowhide Bags, $5.95
Popular 1S-in. eowhidc bags
lined with sturdy leather Only
of them, formerly S12 to SIS,
duced because slightly shOpworn.
sport Shop. GA ST., The Hecht CO..
Mems Sweaters, S3.95
10 brushed wool sports jackets
in fancy Scotch patterns tan
backgrounds. Sizes 36 TO A..
First Floor The Hecht Co
Mems Shirts, Csc
limited quantity Of woven
madras. repp and percale. Made
neckband style and only reduced
because mussed from handling.
Sizes IA to Il.
tFirst Floor The Hecht CO..
Men S lies, 9C
for SI.OO. Cut silk and knit
ties, many OF which formerly sold
high 81. Odd lots reduced
for quick clearance.
(First Floor The Hecht Co,
Silk Blouses, $4.05
I: Extra Size Silk BIOuses of
EeOrEette and crepe dc chine.
Were formerly $685. To SS.95.
(Second Floor, The Hecht CO..
Silk Blouses, $2.95
Is one-Of-a-kind blOuses. in
both tailored and dressy styles.
Formerly 81.
tSecond Floor The Hecht CO..
Wool Skirts, S2.65
10 smart wrap around styles,
in wool plnids and mixtures.
Trimmed with Swagger pockets
and buttons. Sizes 26 TO 81.
Formerly $4.9J
(Second Floor, The Hecht Co
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Union Suits, 40c

GO Ribbed Cotton Union Suits.
in fine Spring weight. Low neck
and sleeveless; tight or shell
knee.
First Floor, The Hecht Co
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Odd COrsets, $2.95

All of them nationally known.
Included are FrOlaset, Memo.
American Lady, Warner, II & e,
E,nshfOnniere and Selma models.
WraD-around. frOnt-lacing and
back-Iacing styles, fashioned of
fine broche and coutil. Sizes p
to 3S in the lot.
(Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Extra Width Shades
Curtain Strips, 70c

Odd pairs and strips of Mnr-
quiSette, ruffied scrim and ilet
net, as well n number of Irish
point nets. Most of them can
he matched. Lengths Dre IA to
81. yards. Just 45 in all. For
Inerly 81 to 81.
(Second Floor. East Annex, The Hecht Co..
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Boys Shoes, $1.95

IL pairs Of boys high black
raIf shoes made 10 withstand.
good STEADY wear. Sizes q to H.
Formerly 81.
Third Floor The uecht Go
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Silk Gloves, 50c

6J pairs of Long White Silk
Gloves, irregulnrs of the regular
$1.2S and $1.5O qualities. Only
trifinE fmperfectfOns.
First Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Fancy Brassieres, Soc

Broken lines from high-priced
styles, with elastic mt the bottom
and lace trimmed. Sizes are 81
to 40. Formerly 59c to $1.25.
(Second Floor, The Hecht Co.
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Silk Hosiery, Csc

so pairs of Full-faShioned Silk
Hose, seconds of the regular $1.SJ
and $3.50 quality. Both black
and brown are included.
(First Floor, The Hecht Co..
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OverblOuses, $1.05

15 French VOiI Overblouses
trimmed with Venise lace. Sleeve
less styles formerly S2.9J.
tSecond Floor, The Hecht co..
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Heavy Cotton Damask Napkins.
in several attractive patterns.
Full 2Ix21-inch size. anl formerly
$50 n dozen.
(Second Floor East Annex, The Hecht CO..
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Infants Shoes, $1.19

Al pairs of infants high shoes
in red, green and blue cOmbina-
ti0ns. Sizes = TO s. Formerly $3.50
Crhrd Floor The Hecht Z"
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Lisle Hosiery, 33c

40 pairs, slight frregulars of
&c quality. or fine mercerf1cd
IisIe with ribbed tops. Black.
brown and white.
First Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Chiffon Hose, 70c

SO pairs. absolutely perfect.
with scanned backs and mercer
lied tops. Choose gun metal or
black.
First Floor, The Hecht CO..
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Silk Hosiery, Soc

go pairs, perfect and formerly
S1.OO. Choice of black or brown,
with scanned backs and mercer
lied tops. Sizes Sk and ..
(Bfrst Floor, The Hecht co..
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Weekend Gases. S5.95

OF black enameled duck with
leather straps md corners and
attractively lined. Fitted with
rOOmy 24-inch tray. just 10 Of
them. Formerly $3.50.
sport Shop, ga St. The Hecht CO..
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Sport Goats, SIS
Flannel FrOckS
Sl2.95

Another group, just OF
them included. Made with
linen collar and cuffs. Choice
Of maize. white. yellow. tiger
lily, cObweb gray. Sizes 16 TO
a.. Formerly $3.50.
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Crepe Dresses

Richly COlOred Printed
Crepes, in w N o IN e spring
styles; trimmed with panels
"f georgette. touches of rib
bon or effective b n d 1 n &.
Sizes I6 to A. Formerly S16.s5.
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French Wolfe BIOuSes trimmed
with Eenise and Val laces. just
10 of them sOiled from handling.
Were $3.9J.
tSecond Floor. The Hecht CO..
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Sport Suits, S8.05

35 Jersey Sports Suits. in "a
pleasing assortment of shades.
Brown. navy. green and copen.
Sizes 16 to A..
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Cowhide Bags, S5.95

Popular 1S-in. cowhidc bags
lined with sturdy leather Only
of them, formerly S12 to SIS, re-
duced because slightly shOpworn.
sport Shop, GA F ST., The Hecht CO..
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Odd Brassieres, SSc

Various styles are included. All
of them finely made CT satin
striped and novelty fabrics. Sizes
"a to 4S. Formerly $1.25.
(Second Floor. The Hecht CO..
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Oxfords, $3.50
Low Shoes. So. .45

French. scmi-brOgue or con
>eryatiNe models, all with Good
year weIts. Not all sizes in each
style and cniy III pairs in all.
Formerly SO tO ~.
(First Floor. The Hecht Co..
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Silk BlOuses. S205

Is One-Of-a-kind blOuses. in
both tailored and dressy styles.
Formerly s..
tSecond Floor, The Hecht Co
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Girls Pumps. S2.35

~ pairs of girls attractive
patent leather pumps in sizes
2la to :. Not all sizes in every
style. Formerly 81.
Crhrd Floor. The Hecht 90
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Bed Sets, $3.05
Sport Goats, $12.05

just 80 of these swagger
tOppcrs. tailored of plaids. p0-
Iaires and novelty materials
All of them full lined. Sizes
10 to ~.
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Napkins, $1.75 Dozen

Napkins, $1.75 Dozen
Heavy Cotton Damask Napkins.
in several attractive patterns.
Full 21x21-inch size, an1 formerly
S2.25 n dozen.
(Secoud Floor. East Annex, The Hecht Coz
Chiffon Hose, 79c
SO pairs. absolutely perfect.
with scanned backs and mercer
lied tops. Choose gun metal or
First Floor, The Hecht CO..
Silk Hosiery, Soc
so pairs. perfect and formerly
&1.OO. Choice of black or brown,
with scanned backs and mercer
lied tops. Sizes Sk and ..
(Bfrst Floor, The Hecht co..
Lisle Hosiery, 33c
40 pairs, slight irregulars of
75c quality. or fine mercerfzrd
Isle with ribbed tops. Black.
brown and white.
First Floor, The Hecht Coz
Silk Hosiery, Csc
so pairs of Full-faShioned Silk
Hose, seconds of the regular $1.S5
and $3.50 quality. Both black
and brown are included.
(First Floor, The Hecht Co..
Silk Gloves, Soc
eS pair. of Long White silk
Gloves, irregulnrs of the regular
$1.25 and $1.JO qualities. Only
trifiinE fmperfectfOns.
(First Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Mems Sweaters, S3.95
Mems Shirts, Csc

4 limited quantity OF woven
madras. repp and percale. Made
neckband style and only reduced
because mussed from handling.
Sizes ii to L..
First Floor, The Hecht Co
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Wool FrOckS, S5

~ Twill and jersey Frocks,
IN conseryatiyely smart styles
for street or business wear.
Sizes are II to IS. Formerly
SIu
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Golf Jackets, S4.05

80 Mems Golf Jackets in stun
ming twO-tOne effects. Sizes 50
to a.. Were formerly $5.95.
sport Shop. ga ST., The Hecbt Coz
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Mems Ties. 2c

for $I.0O. Cut silk and knit
ties, many OF which formerly sold
as high as 81. Odd lots reduced
for quick clearance.
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Silk Blouses, S4.05

L. Extra Size Silk BIOuses of
EeOrEette and crepe dc chine.
Were formerly $685. 10 SS.9J.
(Second Floor, The Hecht CO.
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Tailored FrOcks
S12.05

I6 Vel lOur Plaid I'rOcks.
Smartly tailored and excellent
for street or sport Wear. Sizes
10 to ~. Formerly SI6.s5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
SAUL'S ADDITION.
S15,7S0-TERMS.

Beautiful detached home. To-
Gated in a very desirable section
OF Saul's Addition. Large front
and side lawn. Back yard eN-
tends back to a paved alley.
There is an abundance of rose
bushes and shrubberv. House
contains nine large rooms, store
room and attic Give bedrooms) ;
hot-water heat and electric
lights; large front and side
porches. This is a real home.
The owner is anxious to sell and
terms can be arranged. Phone
us for inspection.
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. nc
14l6 ST. MAIN GIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BEST BUY IN PETWORTH.

standing value the market today Semideached brick house
feet wide with colonial front porch Large reception hall
living beaned ceiling dining and kitchen first
floor Second floor contains three large bedrooms tile bath
and porch Oak floors. -w.. and cleo lights. Deep back
with garage This home will not be for sale long
SO050
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
+. II. GRJNER HOMES.

MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Differently designed. dctach-
cd. center and side hall homes.
with wooded lots from 50 to 100
feet front. -Four to eight bed
rooms. Over Us homes from
$4,000 to SlW,OOOnow occupied.
Exhibit homes SIND St. and
Cathedral Ave-, and 3lst St. and
Cleveland Ave.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
Incorporated, Builder, Owner. Potomac 22oo.
DunOnt Circle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
BUNGALOW-SS.75O.

For any one seeking a suburban resi-
dence. this bungalow will make you real
ize that you have foupd a perfect home.
Situated on a quarter acre lot: stone foun-
dation: slate roof: steel easement win
dowS and many other new and attractive
features. Five splenddy proport toned
rooms; large. attractiy" bath: electric
storage system: stone fireplace: hUt-wat"r
heat. etc. There is nothing else the
market today that will compare with this.
Inspection at any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18

/ AkO\lA HOMES

SiGiG latT,r new huu-utnw. bedrooms
rol.v rnicnf 10 cars. Electric lights. water and
-..Vyrra-t. disposal. fUl basement with tubs.
i'urua,r.. Terms
>N.u."-@ story. Il la--r rnnfrS. entirely re-
-E,ir ant underlined. Euu%l Ia Sl"""' h".IS'.~.
Nm Gnt water beating plant. Sew plumbing
.uI l:uian., failures. UHk f'""f> nov range.
~" pee" mi. Largo. ~tadN lot. Near
ard stores and e,Au"!. $Igt 10 Sl,uno down..
it.-r III" r,ar.
Sr.5ou -i.:r:r lnt. near railroad. u. G.
.th s. r""'u house. Easy terms for iu,k
sat-" N"5v valuable c"ru"r
~ ,,r'-- pL. nf IT." finest al the new hunCa-
i"W> in IaaumA. u. {. Built hy burlGer for
nuuIr. II ha~ every hi:lt 3, feature AMI
j. ~ tho very lu,Sf tnGSi rurr Iug. = rp.m>. =
unfinished roar~. Large garage. Close t. 18th
Il. 'ar line. Terms.
I.III.iI.. * lIE.\DRIt X.
Carroll and laurel A,r> End So I'tn -
E:.ku'rs ear line.
Adams ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Detached siucco home of seven large
rooms and two lie baths. Two fine glass
inclosrd sleeping pOrrhos. The conStruc
iiOn is Of IN" best. All modern improve
mrnt.. Bnilt-in garage. IiaS frontage
of 100 feet Conn. ave. and the deI'th
81 the lot is l6n feet. Shrubbery and
trees. Offers splendid value at SIS 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18

TURN TO THE. RIGHT.
Turn right on Leo Highway after
crossing new hey KridG" at George
IOWA: continue o.: miles Ia Lee
Heights office. Homes and home sites.
y beautiful suburb. $50 feet above
Washing ton.
RI By LEE. NI\AR.
G " utiicr. lre Heights Office,
800 y. y. Ave. On Lee Highway.
Main 1li5. Clarendon 5S7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
CHEVY CHASI.-S16.95O.

Ensutigul brirk residence. center hall
pan located half block or Conn. ay"
Lar2. living room with brick fireplace
slaSscd and heated breakfast porch: huiit-
in ironing board in Kitchen: buiij-in ice
l-o1: two tile baths; tire" large bedrooms ::
i.eafed sleeping porch: larG" attic; hard
wood floors throughout one of the most
attractive houses in the entire city Rea-
sonabie terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
SOMERSET. MD.

SOMERSET. MD.
We are Offering on" OF The most at
'rarIIVe homes i'll Somerset at thr very
."w price az $4,000 for quick sale.
iH" house has nine large, well arranged
rooms, reception hall and bath hot
water heat: electric ii:!it~; large front
Porch: >ler!,in: porch. house ncw;y
pHu"Ft-i throughout. beautiful lot. 9uS
l~-.-fi.: Shruhhrrv and fruit: shade.
immediate possession giYcn and reason
.i'tlC terms arranged.
pRAIIIiLR * ROBINSON.
Iii-Jl--fIG Bond Bldg.
li;h and New York ave
Man AZ.
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10th STREET
HIGHLANDS-S15,OOO.

Attractive $ room detached home near
I'm St aud Colorado ave. Unusually
lars" living room with grant" fireplace
and built-in bookcases. sun parlor. Tilr
laYatory first floor: large bedroom.
immense closets. Handsome electric nm
lures. Floor plugs in every room. InStau-
taneous hot-watrr heater. Slate roof.
Well kept lawn. Immediate possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
DO YOU

Wan fi.i>H this home Yourself: Cwner
4ra!ltn 10 keep honr.. VII >.1 for S1.Iu
md all, ample 20 81; French doors be
tween three openings: iar-r foDr"d attic:
.ara.s". :,nmi Int with tHrraC" wall: act quick:
'..ut-tiiH, must ~ G"ae. Address Box 2ni-E,
H,'t- t.f'n-,
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Continued.
\ GOOD BUY.

Gronm and bath bungalow, with center
light: large eIcctric range: h " h: hardwood
floors: garage; lot ,5NiIG; open fireplace; 4
tons Of coal in cellar: kitchen cabinet: nu-
uerous hailt in features: owner has left town
and viii axe over 81 nnu less than original
i.rICc. This place must he To appreciate
Us real value. Price now. $3.50: $1,000
cash and ST., month.
q. u. YANTXINtiEE,
Phone firatts. -. II Nd Ave.
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NEW FIVE, EoUN MODERN II NGALoWS.
Ir~inr>~ work ~ Tor yuHr~,If. let ~ slow
t"H huw 'a~y il = :" cot INTO the landlord
Ass. W respectfully ak that, for your
""u h'nyt.. you permit u IL show Won ti,rsP
virginia properties "ud compare prices ami
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
F. 4. GO0pNuW COMPANY.
50 Investment EiI-. ~ one Main !,52T.


'rz"ei bun =a."p. iiur:..n ah". = r. and bath:
Arc.'a hra;. --a~ range: front and back
r"rrh.>: garage. >ErI.j'> and lawn; moving /"
Z, lrrrnt ln.l.l and III leave al furnishings
Il dr@ rod: >.rIii"r At 81 -. 500 ad
,.firnal for furniture. ADDRESS H"N 81 l..
star o'irn
S..1aD-- i;ra,.u->"N ok Ialr-a.ov,.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

5000.
MT. PLEASANT.
Now is the time to buy: vacant
october A three-story colo
MAI type house, delightfuIly situ-
a.ed IN Old Mt. Pleasant and north
OF Park road House contains
nine splendid rooms; tile bath
rear porches: electric lights and
excellent heating plant. Excel
tent condition throughout. We
ana monthly payments lower than
Evening Phone Service
Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors,
Main $500. 14l7 X st. NV.
SpeciaI-Colored.
Several n,r hcu.es raesnt Price low and terms
Owner, 2. D. Holmes,
Slo 18th St. NV. Room q.
Main 5677.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
3. II. Gruver Homes.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
sAMPLE H0i,SEs 3227 ADAMS MILL RID.
SEhl-DETACHED. AND 3ao1 ADAMS
These homes are located between KENYON .t
and klingIe I'd, facing National Geological
Park: 3 rooms. baths. heated garage Open
and lighted daily and Sunday until PM
Take Mt. Pleasant cars to Park rd., west on
Park rd. to klnge and Adams Mil rd
rev siI-room homes Rosemont ave and
one detached S-room house 81 me section sam.
pie houses. 204l Rosemont and 2O47 Rosemout
ave- Low price. Easy terms.
FOR SALE BY ANY BROKER or
b. Ii. GEUFER. owner < Builder. Main so1o
3Us
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
i. II. GRUNER HOMES.
1901 TO l2s3 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.
tBetw. Morse d Neal. 18th Il I4fh SITS EE.y
EXHIBIT HOUSE. 1907 TRINIDAD AVE
Il rooms tiled bath. screened breakfast and
sleeping porches, hardwood floors and trim;
b1ilt-in refrig.; bnlt-in garage. Low price
Easy terms For sale by any broker or r ii.
GRINEK. Owner and luiIder. Main sO72
Samrle h"ns" cnon untl q nm da y :;H'
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1910 Sth ST NV. - MODERN. ROOMS,
tile bath. double rear porches. screened colo
NAL front porch hardwood finish; many added
features; for 81. 600 cash; $3.50.
GROGAN REALTY CO., =
201 McGil Bldg. Main 1881.
Or Any Broker.
TWO BIG BARGAINS.
Corner six-room and bath house. near 10Th
and X SITS. ne; all-white section; large
grounds: hot-water heat. Owner leaving city;
will sell for $500, on reasonable terms.
Near 18th and Shepherd SITS. NV. q dandy
slX-room and bath home; hot-water heat. cleo
tricity. garage. Owner will give possession
when wanted. Price. 81 80. with reasonable
terms.
THE HERBERT CO
llnS View York Ave. NV. Eraukliu SEE,
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RrNT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

>N. IT, / ROOM HOUSE. GOOD WATER:
a'r" 81 ground. GEORGE 1I'RNER. Land
over Nd
aINl-N Room llui 81. MI. MODERN IMr
.s - 4 rr'-- q room liurI>'. ami. so mo ::
-t-riii bungalow. ami. $50 n3u.: :; room and
"atl h"u-" $40 mo. Apply ARTHUR CARR.
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BARGAIN. Mt. PLEASANT,
Near 18th and Park road NV
Semi-de tached 9 rooms and baths.
Recently redecorated throughout.
Most attractive location in Mt.
Pleasant Owner offers this house
for Sl3. $50 for quick sale and will
sell on most reasonable terms.
Large rooms and closets. Front
and back porches. Sleeping porch.
IiOt-water heat and electricity.
Screens and awnings throughout.
Hardwood floors This house must
be seen to be appreciated. Call
CARTER & NEAI.E.
30S Investment Bldg.
10Th s * SITS. NV. Frank. Sj6S.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I ST. NV. NEAR 13th--6 ROOMS 4 BATH:
2Siory brick stable in rear: lot l895x120;
5000. c. $. SHREVE. 100 Conn. ave-
lSnl, ayaDt,
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There only remaining homes Connecticut
and Fessenden Centerha plan brick homes Open for
spection time. Also semdetached homes 3oh
and Warren NV. Sl2.05O
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TthONk PNI;K REALTY 90.
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BEAUTIFUL MEM HOME.

l"ri.i. design ~. q ~.ft,u. al oak tycr-
-i "i-'at "u. uu" nt.'A 81, huri-Vard. !.
' auto !"N town. . rev" ~. hdfA. sleeping
r--. 10. b.,il' I'm sara.r. flI basement. open
'-'r,lr" ""N fo"r~. N..t water heat. r"niplet"
t..'r'n equipment .n".utiuE $50 ryug" This
..il... T. VOL .~'Tu.. tod and surrounded by
.f't.'r'' Irm'.-. | Iav. r..' i sacrifice price
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