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, 1924-06-18
NOTICE OF FINAL PAYMENT

Under the provisions of Chapter
151 Session Laws of Wyoming 1921,
notice is hereby given that the State
the work on Project No. ISL, the
same being the work under contract
by M. J. Kenney Construction Co. in
the County of Park has been complet-
ed, and that the Contractor is EMIT
led to final settlement therefor.
All persons, firms or corporations,
who have any claims for work done
or material furnished on such work,
shall, within thirty (30) days from
June 30th. 1924 file with the State
Highway Commission a verified state
ment of his, it's or their claims, and
if he, it or they shall fail to file their
claim within the time prescribed by
this notice, the State, for which said
Commission is acting, shall in no wise
be liable to any such persons, firms
or corporations for any claim he, it
or they may have for material fur
nished or work done in connection
with such construction, and if such
claimant shall fail to file his, its or
their claim for such work done or
material furnished within a period of
sixty i60) days after such work is
finally completed, he, it or they shall
be deemed to have waived his, its or
their claims for payment of such work
or material furnished the State of
Wyoming.
45-2t. State Highway Commission.
, 1924-06-18
PUBLIC NOTICE
OF MUNICIPAL BOND SALE BY
y THE TOWN OF CODY, PARK
~ COUNTY, WYOMING

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that the Town Council of the Town
of Cody, Park County, Wyoming, pro-
poses to sell a series of negotiable
coupon bonds as follows:
FIFTEEN THOUSAND (s15OO0.-
OO) DOLLARS sewer bonds redeem
able in ten (10) years after date and
payable in twenty COY years, in the
denomination of ONE THOUSAND
($1,000.OO) DOLLARS each. Said
bonds are to be dated July End, 1924.
Will bear interest at the rate of six
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually on the first Mondays of jan
uary and July respectively of each
and every year and will be payable,
both principal and interest, at the Of
flee of the Town Treasurer or at the
banking house of Kountze Brothers
, 1924-06-18

may be had from Russell Kimball,
Cody, Wyoming, the engineer in
charge. Owners reserve right to re-
ject any and all bids. Work consists
of moving approximately 5000 Gu.
yds., of gravel and dirt, also con-
struction of headgate and syphon,
and should m Immediately af-
ter letting of contract.
Address:
d. E. HOLLISTER,
1t Cody, Wyoming.
, 1924-06-18
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING

The Annual School Meeting for the
election of Trustees and any other
business that may come before it, is
held June 90, this year.
The Luncheon for those who made
900 or over in the final examination
will take place at the Irma on June
21st at 1900 o'clock.
MRS. MINNIE IDE,
County Supt. of Schools.
, 1924-06-18

45-3t.
, 1924-06-18
NOTICE OF PROPOSED LOCA.
TON OF ROAD

TO ALL WHOM it may
The Board of the County Commits
sioners of Park County, State of Wy
oming, have decided to locate a road
commencing at Corner 1 of Tract 81,
T. 81 N, Il. 103 w, of 9Th P. M,
Wyoming, and running thence South
Westerly approximately 900 feet to
, 1924-06-18
BIDS WANTED FOR DITCH CON-
STRuCTION.

The owners of the NORTH VAL
LEY DITCH, located on the North
Fork of the Shoshone River, twenty
five miles above Cody, will receive
bids for construction of said ditch up
to and until July 1, 1924.
Specifications and other particulars
, 1924-06-18
Anything More Coming,

According to students of e%thnolosy.
ten great fundamental factors have in
iuenced the evolution Of civilized
man. They are: Fire. the bow and
arrow. pottery, domestic animals. iron
smelling. writing. sunpowder. print.
ing, steam and electricity.
, 1924-06-18

THE PROCEEDINGS OF A SPE-
CIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF PARK COUNTY, WYOMING,
HELD AT CODY, WYOMING ON
JUNE 14th, A. d. 1924.
The Board of County Commission
ers met in their office on June 14th,
1924, there being present d. f. Pow
ers and P. E. Markham, Commission
ers and James w. Rousseau, Clerk;
absent, Chas. Pease, Commissioner.
Upon motion p. Z. Markham was
made Chairman, Pro Tenn.
The Commissioners met for the
purpose of advertising the proposed
change in the Cody-North Fork pub
lie road, near Rattle Snake Greek.
Upon motion the proposed change
was ordered advertised, all claims for
damages to be by July 18th, 1924.
Commissioners adjourned.
Signed, P. E. MARKHAM,
Chairman Pro Tenn.
Signed, James w. Rousseau,
Clerk. 1t
, 1924-06-18
FOR SALE
Used REQ Car....$7OO.OO
New REQ Sport Model
REQ Speed Wagon
CLAY TYLER
REQ AGENT
Marriage in Egypt.

In Egypt the ordinary marriage
takes place At a very early age. Many
Of the brides are little more than ten
years of age, and few have passed If
teen on their wedding day.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08
la fe y Ia Iteratura

cen raras. Sc establece en- las prac-
cas- religiosas un cierto automatismo;
la liturgia predonlina sobre la piedad,
Ia aemoc0n mistica sc debilita y aun
Sc desvanece; las Iglesias procuran
vivir en- paz con los Cesares has
ia con, los escribas y los fariseos. En-
cambio Sc desarrollan otras virtudes
segundas; Sc .establece una discipline
moral de la vida corriente, las cos
tumbres del sacerdocio Sc depuran, la
religion, de fuerza revolucionaria Sc
transforma en- fuerza conservadora,
el elsespiritu religioso Sc va convirtien-
do en- habito. Todavfa las rehgiones
conservan en- este estado una accion
espiritual poderosa, sobre todo 81 sus
fieles mantienen el contacto con las
fuentes originates; 81 leen los libros
sagrados. La Biblia es uno de los
mas poderosos factores del mundo
anglosaj6n. Todavia en- una inmensa
metropoli trepidante, como Nueva
York, donde las competencias de la
vida material corren a velocidades
'vertiginosas, ell gran libro semita, la
revelation hecha a los pastores de
Palestina es mas influyente que to-
dos los tratados de economic y de
matematicas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08
MIN()X
Ell NUEVO GERNICIDA
Y. DEODORANTE
Una forma mejoradd del Gntis6pticO Cd
rrcE-Darkin" que perBlite Gpticdci6n
cORtingu

"ETINOX" f,ls original aG0'durante Ia guerra
r1undiai p0r la necesidad de un prOductO
de mayor seguridad mas pOderosas prOpie-
dades antisepticas.
.Baios su n0mbre tecnico, su usO Sc extendiO
pOr sds resu!tadOs concluyentes no sOlamen-
tie los hospitales del eiercit0 de los Esta-
dos Unidos sin0 tambien los hOspitales de
los eiercitos de las naciones alia0as.
3 # "MINOX', siendo una pasta destituida de
toda cOndici6n grasOsa Sc presta con facili-
dad para aplicaciones de suficiente densidad
~ espesor en- heridas y regiOnes infectadas
5prctegiendO constanterlente contra pOsibles
re.nfecciones v eierciend0 su cOndici6n Gu
rativa cicatriZante.
Como gel 1nicida, "MINOX'' es cincO veces
lnds poderoso que ell y0dO con las ventajas
que no n!ancLla nj causa irritaciOnes de la
pei.
''MiNOX" sin ser veRenOSO es de un pOder
Lactericlda muchas veceS mas p0tente que Ell
acido carb0licO. Viene re-emplazar las
muy peligrosas pastillas de DiciorurO de,
TercuriO en- Ell hOgar.
"MINOX" es un agente curative mejor que
cualquier ungentO es mas limpiO para usO
puestO que no es grasOsO. Es sesenta veces
mas cfectivo que ell peroxide de hidr6geno.
"MINOX" debe re-emplazar todOs los an
tiseptic0s venenos0s Otros antisepticOs me-
nos Electives EN- la caja de medicines de la
famila.
Lease la lista de sus usos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08
USOS E INDICACIONES

Para heridGs, gOIpes, rasguiiOs, quenadu-
rds.-Cubrase cOmpletamente la parte afec-
tada envOlviendo luegO con vendaje sujetan-
do con tiras de adhesive. ST Sc aplica en- gran
cantidad, una s0la aplicaci0n es suficiente.
Para Rdcid0s, cranes, cGT6unctos, abcesos.
Apliquese en- gran cantidad p0r la manana
nOche.
Para QUeRIGdurGs pr0ducidas pOr ell sol,
hincE0z0R debidO a cOntactO con plantas We
nenOsas.--Apliquese en- gran cantidad es-
pereSe a que sc seque. Sc nOtara allvio IN
mediate.
Para Piorrea alceolar enfermedad de
Rigsa) doI0r en- los dieRtes Y enctGs.-Apli-
q.eae frccuentemente con ell dedO. No es ve-
GenCS0.
Despues de afeitarse aplfquese "MINOX'
fr0tese hasta que Sc seque. SuaviZara
limpiara la piel, sanara las cOrtadas o raZ-
gunos evitara infection, nacidos espi-
niIlas.
Para sudOr en- los pies sObdcOs.-Apli-
quese de maiiana nOche despues de lavar-
Sc. No ma1cha la rOpa nj deja OlOr algunO.
Para picadGs de mosquito insectOs, irri-
tGci0nes de la pieE, e.rzen1d, pecGs, Gsperezds
de la .picl.--Apliquese con frecuencia y fro
tesc hasta que Sc seQuo.
Para d0!Or de gaTgGntG (tOnSILttLS).-T
rne5e un POGO en- la boca seguido de un POGO
de aqua haganse gargaras, Sc puede apli
car 'A1INOA' Gireltamente la membrane.
Para c0t0rrOS trritGclOneS nGSdteS.-
rApiiquese Iigeramente la nariz aspfrese
hasta que Hegue a la cayidad nasal.
IT Para nal diientO (IEGIitOsis) ).-Apliquese
i un POGO en- la boca repartase con la lengua
3tratando de llegar entire los dientes. EstO
,evitar3 plorrea aiye0sar.
a1saPGYa adtBlCrrG1Gs.-- D5fQNesc "MINOA"
en- gran TaRtidad p0r- la nOche Y mantengase
en- su lugar con venda les.
Como pr0fSfdctic0 preventive de infec-
scionl.--Puede u3arse iibremente. No es We
snenoso y no qucma.
Para iG CdSp0.--Fr0teSe blen en- ei CfaneO
cuand0 c peto este sec0.
Los rGniyEuicS que Sc laTnen suS heridaS no
Sc afectaran con el usO del "MINOX".
= U:sn pequeJ;a cuniidod de 'tt1TINOX" en- la
b0cd RGriz fGrmErd uHG perfecta bdrrern
contra ia Influenza G iRUGsi6n de OtrOs ger
f HeneS.
Pfapchas dentalcs cepiliOs dc dieRtes
qiedan Immediate completamente esteri-
lizados con "MINOX".
NJ All ieer eSta circular, parecera eXageradO
que un prOductO sea eficaZ para tantas con-
diciOnes diferenteS, perO es un hechO que to-
das las citadas son originadas pOr germenes
J. ", pOr consiguiente, un productO de gran p0-
der germicida dara los mejOres reSultadOs.
Bastard usarl0 una vez para quedar conven-
cid0 de SUI efectividad.
4 ST usted tiene "NIINOX', usted esta ase-
guradO contra infecciOnes.
Sc VENDE EN- TODAS Las BUENAS
FARMACIAS
AGENTES:
FARMACIA 500 ING.
: SANTURCE STOP Is
TELEFONOs: s16-49l.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

En- este estado de possession tran
quila, de Iglesia constituida que ha
encontrado va asiento normas de-
fnitivas, irrumpen en- ell catolicismo
los modernos conversos de la litera-
tura. Probablemente una parte del
mundo eclesiastico We con terror la
llegada de estos nuevos reclutas Y
Ia contempla como una invasion de
barbaros, annados de literature. La
aplogetica humorista de I'm Chester
, ton, la obsesi6n del mas alto mist.
co y demoniaco de un Huysmans, Ia
libre literature evangelical de un Pa.
PM, desconciertan por su tono a mu-
chos eclesiasticos, que, sin duda, pre-
sentan de buena CANA estas CONVEX
stones, como pruebas de la fuerza de
diffusion del catolicismo en los me-
dios intelectuales, pero que vacila-
1fan antes de aconsejar a sus hijas
espirituales Ia "Ortodoxia", de Ches-
terton, acaso la misma "Historia de
Cristo,"', de Papini, y .desde luego, no
les aconsejarian el "La Bas", nj aca-
so LA Cathedral, de Huysmans. ar|
rs que estos nuevos Saulos, lie
gan de su camino de Damasco con
un impetu batallador una voz re-
ella y alborotadora, que desconcierta
a no pocas personas pias acostum-
bradas a la media luz y la media
voz de las iglesias, a los estilos mo-
rigerados y sopacos de los hbros de
devotion. Estos nuevos tap6stoles les
parecen demasiado ruidosos en- su
exuberancia de ne6ftos ven apuntar
algnnos espfritus sutiles al future
hersfarca. Son 10 contrario de los in-
diferentes. Vienen inflamados de pa
| sion desde el campo enemigo, pues
como dice Papini, el odio es un amor
inlperfecto y un aprendizaje del amor,
mejor que la indiferencia. Son, en- SUI
ma, unos huespedes a quienes hay
que recibir con honor, pero que des-
piertan selias inquietudes. Sin en-
barge, traen estos hombres al mum
do religioso en- que ingresan una le-
vadura nueva de arte de entusias-
mo que puede tener su lugar en- el
plan providencial, como tambien 10
.tiene o, por 10 menos, es un fen6me-
no natural hist6rico, el automatismo
piadoso, la conversion de la emocion
religiosa lejana, en- costumbres y OBJ
servaciones hturgisas y morales.
!! E. GOMEZ DE BAQUERO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

ATINGuNA madrc pucde ser fcliz 81 IA
In agobiada por los sefectosdel
ahmbramientoo por otros achaques de-
rivadosquea veees sobrcvienen desputs.
Fl ElComPuestoVegetal dc Lydia L. Pink
ham la preparard I'd. para IA ruda rrue-
ba del alumhramicnto, sirvitndolo dc 10
nico manteniendola fucrtc Alivis los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

dolores. Ia man
tendra a I'd. sana
durante el pcriodo
de la lactancia y dc-
volveraal cuerposu
funcionamiento
normal.
Los dolores cn n
espalda que result
tan del eNeeso dc
trabajo, los dolores
mensuales con Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

r1snstruaeion ! - iaqsssss &C 80 ior--
nsrallosaeouFshsn ruslsu fsssrsucry
qusdar Fslegsdos Il olvaIs i = fsrsa u
ComVuestovssstsldsifds dab Ifrkkau.
Il husna saiad ssrvifi rars soaservsr
81 busn huuor. Ssti ustsd fslis , - 80
tinbita ~ fsrslis. euanslo rssssIs 90.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

E. GOMEZ DE BAQUERo
Evening star., 1924-03-19
ROXlE AND HIS GANG
Will PRoLoNG VISIT
Moved by Welcome to Give Addi-
tional Concert in Conven-
ton Hall.
SCORE HIT AT POLLS
1,200 Attend Reception and Dance
at Wardman Park.

Appreciative of the reception given
to them on their first days visit to
Washington, "Roxie" and his gang"
from the Capitol Theater, in New
York. decided today to prolong their
visit, and will not return home until
late tomorrow night "Roxie" origt-
nally had planned to take his troupe
back to New York tonight after their
concert at the radio show in Con-
vention Hail.
The troupe of vocal and inStru-
mental artists that radio has made
famous will spend tomorrow after
noon in sightseeing in Washington,
and tomorrow night, at the request
OF Alfred l. Stern, director of the
radio show, will make their second
appearance at Convention Hall. Fifty
per cent OF the net receipts of the
radio show tomorrow night will be
turned over by Mr.. Stern to the fund
that "Roxie" has raised to purchase
radio receiving sets for the patients
at Walter Reed, Mount Alto and the
Naval hospitals.
Entertain Service Men.
"Roxie" and the gang spent to-
DAY In giving concerts for the Serv-
ice men in the three government hos
pltals tonight they will be the leading
attraction at the radio show. The
Convention Hall program is scheduled
to start at 10 o'clock and will be
broadcast by WCAP. The concert
at the$hall tomorrow night also will
De broadcast by the c.. & P. Telephone
Company station.
Hundreds of radio fans saw their
idols in action for the first time yes
terday afternoon at Polls Theater,
where two benefit performances were
given. More than 1900 others jam
med their way into Wardman Park
Hotel last night at the reception and
dance given in honor of the great
radio impreSsario and his troupe.
Score Big Hit.
The performances at Polls were
characterized by the utmost infor-
mality and camaraderie. The comedy
injected into the piano duets by Phil
ip Oman, who played with Victor Ar
den, scored a big hit with the Poll
audiences. "Gamby" also won rounds
of applause when she demonstrated
her ability as ballet dancer.
District and federal government Of
dcials and members of the diplomatic
corps, Army and Navy officers and
members of Congress and the judi
c1ary were among the crowd that gave
'RoXie" and the gang" a gala recep-
tion last night at Wardman Park.
Commissioner Cuno H Rudolph
placed around "RoXieS" neck a purple
ribbon to which was attached a gold
medal bearing the seal of Washing
ton
Evening star., 1924-03-19
OCEAN CANAL TO BE TOPIC
Conference Called to Consider
Presidents Suggestion.

State executives Of midwestern
states have been asked to meet in
Chicago tomorrow with the St. Law
renee waterways commission, ap-
pointed by President Coolidge and
headed by Secretary Hoover, with ex-
ecutive committee members of the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater
Association. Those attending will be
asked to assist the commission to
carry out the Presidents instruction
that the project for an ocean canal
via the st. Lawrence. from the great
lakes should be thoroughly con-
sidered in it's economic and national
aspects"
Eighteen states are represented in
the tidewater association
Evening star., 1924-03-19

we'll made, good-looking Shoes and most exceptions
values. Included are pumps, oxfords and dres
Slippers in short lines and broken sizes. Howeve
there is good range of sizes in all widths.
PaJais ROy1l-SecsAd F1oe
Evening star., 1924-03-19
NEW, ATTRACTIVE SWEATERS
Special at 1926

A-wool Sip-on Sweaters with pleaed
lace collar and jabot through with black velvet ribbon Ali
colors-blue white, rose, orchid and - !.
Roy.L-Thirl F1osr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06
VI O,|OOs
MT. PLEASANT.

We have several new tapestry brick dwell
ings, over % feet wide, beautifully situated
and having unobstructed view over Rock Creek
tion, terms, etc., they represent outstanding
values. Several already sold. Two stories
and attic. Eight delightful rooms a bed
rooms), 2 tile baths. one with tile shower,
front and rear porches. hardwood floors; all
modern Improvements; large built-in garage.
Evening phone service to 9 pm.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Main 1910. Realtors 14l7 X st. NV
Members Of the Washington Real Estate Board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06

BOSS & PHELPS,
Sl2o5O-CLENELAND PARK.
Army orded
pionay price
frontan dr
SlO6OO-NEAR 18th AND WEBSTER.
t try
p )
o 4
Sl2OOQ-OPPOSITE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
wat hea.e Of
So50-PETWORTH.
rch sleeping
across eco through
14,5OO-TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
situated within Of 18th and Gomh
partnents offers soIce $3.50 $50 ~ N'A' NA
S1l OOO-COLORADO AVE.
two rear Torches
Excel
lent condition Lot s150s
Evening Phone Service Until PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
10 K ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06

SPRING IS ALMOST HERE
BUY YOUR HOME BEFORE VALUES RISE.
A SELECTED LIST OF DESIRABLE HOMES
NORTHWEST ROON1ING HOUSE
NEAR UNION STATION.
'front.', in
good with
A HOME ON MONROE STREET.
JUST EAST OF 18th ST.-$o,5OO.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE
IN GOOD NORTHWEST SECTION.
housj
will be $1,000
FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE-S6OOO.
This an bath hons the ntst
NEW DUTCH COLONIAL HOME
TAKOMA PARK-$o,5O0.
in OF IN
a
IN TERMS e"~e>' e- SCI
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc
713 18th Street Northwest. Main 2345
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06

COLORED-VACANT.
Several six-room houses. Prices aud terms
verv reasonable.
Chevy Chase, Kanawha St.
Briefly west Of Connecticut ave. A dandy
corner home. 32x4O. First floor has living
dious reception hall, dining room. sun parlor,
kitchen, pantry, lavatory and large porches.
large inclosed sleeping porches. Hardwood
ters and garage. Lot ss.se. PRICE, re 81 ,56S
Cleveland Park.
West Of Connecticut ave.. Beautiful stucco
Large lot with garage. Price, SCI, 500.
Mass. Ave. Park.
Artistic home of best frame construction.
! with slate roof and stone foundation: 8 ele-
CANT rooms; ami Large shady lot; two
Chevy Chase, D. C.
An especially attractive corner cottage: G
ami; lot esxlos; two-c.r garage; with
servants quarters. Price, $13, $50.
Chevy Chase Section.
slate roof; stone foundation; liberal lot.
These are high type homes. Easy terms.
sssst s ss:h ,aao by
FOR COLORED.
DOWNTOWN and well located in the north
west section. an attractive home of rooms,
baths: hot-water heat, electric lights, hard.
Suitable for q colored doctor or professional
man: Quick possession. Price and terms are
s'In'. JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC.
Main 435. 7O4 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06
1854 Wisconsin aye.

Massachusetts, Ave. Park.
Detached brick, 8 rooms, baths. also
maid's room and bath; 2-car garage; one Of
the most attractive homes IN this section.
Can be bought away below cost of reproduce
tiou IL large cash payment II made. Perfect
Boz TSP, Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06

New Bungalow-Real Bargain.
Five rooms and bath, hardwood floors and
trim; space for two bedrooms in attic: 80
foot front lot, paved street; reasonable
everything. Inspect daily after $50 and all
day Sundays. One and one-half blocks from
10Th and Michigan ave.
1909 Sigsbee Place NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continues.
18th STREE

18th STREET TERRACE.
From owner. modern S.room detached home
tiled BATH extra lavatory list floor; lot 41x15f
II; built one year; very attractive; to inspect
UIONe Col olR0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06

KRAFT
For Real Estate Bargains.
$1,000.
9th near n st. n.w.-Brick, r. and b.,
vacant: good business location; space for ga
rage; newly papered: easy terms
5000.
metal garage; possession; easy terms.
$3.50.
Petworth-Colonial tapestry brick, new
home; coy rooms, h.-w.h., oak floors, deep
lot, close to cars and school. Terms.
9,85O.
SauTs Addition - Corner house: lot 63 It.
wide; tapestry brick. r.. and b.; heated ga
rage; porches; parquet floors: easy terms.
$1O,25O.
Buchanan st. mr.. 14th-Tapestry brick. r.
and b., h.-W.h., cleo, parquet floors; garage;
southern exposure; porches; terms.
$16,5
Mr.. 18th and Columbia rd.-A splendid stone
and brick house, II large rooms. baths,
h.-w.h., cleo, oak floors, space for double ga
KRAFT
Main s9A 1886 New York Ave.
BARG1IN-S00z GRANT ROAD NV, S., 600,
81 900 cash, $40 per month. applying to prtn-
cipal and interest; Groom house bath. INV. h.,
electric lights; a complete home; garage;
porches. A bargain and quick sale. Your
chance.
DUMBELL-SMITH CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06
CLEVELAND PARK
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY
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Beautiful new homes never been occupied,
containing six, rooms, two tiled baths, with
shower; hardwood floors, French doors, large
attic, built-in refrigerator, concrete front
all screened. large cellar. extra deep lot to
alley, giving ample space for double garage.
Located only one and half blocks from 18th
and Columbia ;road. Ten, Of these homes were
recently built and only two are left. This IL
an opportunity not to be overlooked. Price
and terms reasonable. $,
2442 AND 2446 ONTARIO ROAD.
OPEN DAILY 10 AM. TOE PM.
CALL MR., KANONS col. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06
Chevy Chase.
$3.50 Cash, SIS Per Month

Chevy Chase.
$3.50 Cash, SIS Per Month.
Brand-new home near 30th and Rittenhouse
SIS. completely detached on 4 lot 40x135.
built-in fixtures. built-in refrigerator and a
large sleeping porch. The house is thoroughly
modern MODE IN every respect and there Is dandy
SO, 800.
Near Lincoln Park-$o,75O.
Two-story. colonial type brick home located
park. The house has six rooms, bath, hot.
water heat, electric lights and plenty space
TOT garage This is the cheapest house that
very easy terms for you. Don't fail to see it.
14th and Meridian.
Splendid six-room and bath home. with
modern heating plant and electric lights. This
house is located q few doors west Of 14th st.
where values are constantly increasing. The
property is In fine condition and is only two
dsr Pree ony RsGa Psons
us to inspect.
Petwortll.
Dandy six-room and bath home with all mod
ern conveniences and in frst-class condition
The house is on Kansas ave-, has built-in
garage and a large sleeping porch. This is
one Of the prettiest houses In this popular
section and the owner is anxious to sell. Price,
$11 500. See this property today.
WALTER A. BROWN,
400 FL st. NV. Main 1853,
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-06

BIG BARGAIN.
Corner house, No. l w st. NV.
1t will pay you to inspect this
house. Six large rooms, two
baths, built-in garage, fully
screened and awnings to go with
all openings. Can be inspected
by permission from office only.
For Sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 5526.