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many Of the blessings. long denied
through the tedious and suffering
process ct this disability; the joy Of
the entertainment, music. addresses.
games, and what have missed more
than any Of these, the services df
the churches. am moved to make
the enclosed contribution TO the
building fund Of the Cathedral. Il
is a tiny mite, to be sure, but given
gladly In a spirit Of prayer for the
welfare Of this great undertaking
and q desire to be one of the
II, 600, 900 others sharing in the glory
OF this house Of God"
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A musical number that even
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-30
TO Discuss ultimate Truth

The Society Of Philosophical In
quiry will discuss ultimate Truth, :"
paper by e. e. Richardson, club
president. at meeting at 4:45 Sat.
urday at Corcoran hall OF George
washington University.
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philharmonic glory could not eclipse
were the duets Of Nine. Henrlette
CoQuelet and Paul Bseyden.
What a tremendously persuasive
devil Mr.. Bleyden turned out to be
In the garden scene from Faust
and what a glorious Marguerite Of
the Air was Madame Coauelct.
The mystery which confronted us
Tuesday night when we were unable
to tune in the broadcast Of "The
Miracle from WGBS on $40 meters
was explained last night when II
was announced that the new Gimbs.l
station Is using and will continue
to use $50 meters until after cleo
ton night.
The silence Of WLs's musical
programs for the past two nights
also was explained by the Sears
Roebuck Station, when announce.
ment was made that the music0I
and entertainment features had been
cancelled because OF the death OF
A. H. Loeb. vice president Of the
company.
We stayed around for some Of the
late ones after. we found reception
conditions improved, and devoted
several midnight hours to the Kan.
sas City Nighthawks, the Nightowls
of WICK, st, Louis; the Oriole
artists at webb, Chicago, ana the
tests Of WFBM, wherever that sta
ton may be.
We can always get kick out Of
hearing WDAF sign off, bidding
goodnight to the Pacific and good.
morning to the Atlantic.
Try II around o'clock some
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Chicago livestock
BY International News Service.

CHICAGO. Dec. r3.-The hog
market was quoted steady to stron :
with $4,000 on sale including $1,000
left over from Friday. The best
heavy hogs sold a fraction higher
with top at $1O.05 against $3.50 4
week ago. Quality was plain.
Heavy cattle dropped 81 this week
and are at the lowest point of the
year. Light heavyweight yearlines
sold steady. Cows and heifers were
mostly cents rover and bulls
steady. Calves sold lower late in
the week and feeders were IS
cents off.
Lambs gained so cents and
reached $685., the highest since
last spring.
steady. Bulk. ss.7b0s.7O: top. 1905:
heavyweight s9.7001O.05 medium
weight. $s.s0@9.s5: Light weight, $3.50
Qs;45; light lights, S6.5O@S.5O; heavy
psesins .o%s ' rough. ss.soosi teSS piss:
$6.00@7.25.
Cattle = Receipts, 1000. market,
steady. Calf receipts. 100. Beef steers !:
choice and prime, s9.75@IO.75. medium
$12;5N 1850; common and medium.
$5.00@1O.50; cows, $S.BO07 90; bulls,
5000 @ 500. Gamers and cutters: cows
and heifers, 32.OO@A50; Gamer steers.
$b,O0@7.oO: veal calves Digit and
handyweighD. $S.00Q10.O0; feeder
steers, $500 500; stocker steers, $500
QT6Q; stocker cows and heifers, $500
Q5.50: stocker calves, &5.0OO7.O0.
Sheep - Receipts, 5000; market,
steady. Lambs: fat, S1A.5O@l6.
lambs: culls and common, S11.0O@l2.6O;
@10.00; ewes, $7b0Ws.OO. ewes cuilS
and common, $2.OOOl $50; breedinr
ewes. $6.b0@12.00: feeder lambs, $l4.5o
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MARKET
HAS ACTIVE
WEEK
Investment Dealers Unable to
Meet Demand for High
Grade Securities
BY MONROE ROBERTS.
international News Service.

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-There was
q broad interest in the bond marEa4
TINS week, not only in listed indus.
trial and railroad bonds but also IN
the new and proposed issues neso.
tiated by the banking syndicates
Investment dealers almost mani.
mously report that they are nnahla
TO meet the demand for hirb grado
securities and with the n1ost IN.
porant re-investment period OF fha
year only,a few weeks diatant thav
are scurrying over the home ana
foreign field for new material ~
I'LL up their depleted shelves
Domestic and foreign government
bonds sold in large volume IN ,tho
listed market this week at q narrow
range OF prices, the British, French
ana German government bonds he.
ing the most active of the foreign
issues. The fourth Liberty Az DtI
cents enjoyed q large turnover IN
the government war bond list.
The convertible railroad bonds also
moved upward briskly. Erie AM
Chesapeake and Ohio systems were
the leaders. The high.incorne bonJs
Of the st. Paul, Frisco, Seaboard
Air Line and Missouri Pacific avs.
TENS were active at near the for
prices Of the year, though profit
takings was INDUCED in, in some
Of the sessions. ~
New bond offerings this week ae
gregated $5S, 100000, no foreign Of
fering having been completed for
the first week since November s
Ten new public utility issues IN thu
total amount Of $23 ,647 900 head the
list. after which come the indlIa
trials with $22,500,0OO and the rail
road companies with $500 900
Municipal and farm loan issues were
smaller than usual. The largest
offering Of the week was the SIS.
100000, Fisher Body 8 per cent
note issue.
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STOCKS HIGHER.
IN CLOSING
SESSION
Railroad and Motor Shares
Lead Rally Which Was in
Progress Yesterday


NEW YORK. Dec. I5.-Under the
leadership Of the rails and motors
stocks jumped into higher price
levels today in continuation Of the
rally which was in progress at the
close OF fridays session. The best
records in the former group were
made by the Van Sweringen ran
road shares. rejecting the conf.
dence OF the speculative district In
the ultimate contamination OF the
gigantic merger which viii link up
the MCKEE Plate, Isere Marquette,
Erie, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Hooking Valley lines. Motor ana
copper stocks were in good demand
at higher prices and even the oil
stocks threw off some Of the de-
preston which has been holding
them down In recent weeks.
Additional evidence ar commercial
and industrial expansion was pre-
scented by the weekend reviews OF
the reliable mercantile and economic
agencies with important gains reach
ing almost every department Of the
country's business activity. The
best ACCOMPLISHMENTS were in the
steel trade, but the outlook in the
agricultural. textile and other i'm
portant industries was presented in
very fayorabl gnt. Money con-
ditions at u extend were also
favorable.
New high prices for New York
Chicago and st. Louis Nickls
Platel, Pere Marquette and the Erie
pfd. stocks, stimulated interest in
the railroad stocks and trading in
this section Of the market was very
heavy. Good gains were made by
St Paul preferred, New Haven and
other of the low-priced rails. MCKEE
Plate gained 3 points and registered
q new high at t2S, while PeHe
Marquette sold points higher at
Is, also q new hign Tor 1924.
/. Maxwell Motors "A" and II"
stocks continued to forge ahead
with Mack Trucks, Studebaker and
other active motor shares frac-
tionally higher and stocks Of acces-
SORES companies liks Stewart War
ner, United States Rubber and
Bosch Magnetic participating in the
movement.
American Sugar refining at 51l1
showed q gain OF points over Fri
Jay AoWs 0OC " EAS4tuSAl AeSAA
Babst's statement that purchasing
OF the assets Of the National Re
timing Company would not involve
new financing since the company
had 325, 000, 900 cash IN bank. Pa
cific OIL made a good recovery ana
q number Of the independent oil
stocks followed through to slightly
higher prices. Tobacco and spe-
cialty stocks were also in good
form.
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TEACHER DEFiEs BOARD;
-. MARRlEs BOY. II; ouSTED

CANDY. Ore, Dec. 1S.--After
twice defying the school board,
which cancelled her teaching con-
tract because she had been mar
ried to a seventeen-year-old pupil
Of the high school, Mrs. Clifford Le-
roy Samuels, formerly Rosamond
Lee Shaw, left her classroom when
advised to do 80 by Town Marshall
August RotherburK, who went to
the school house. with members of
the school board, to GUST her.
The board members brought $3.50
in gold, which represented the
teachers monthly salaryW but she
refused to accept the money. She
said she. would consult her attorney
before announcing further plans.
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IIvERpOoL. Dec. 13.-

ton opened in limited demand Tor
spots. Prices steady. sales S'VVV
bales. a.
Mids fair 14.60 strictly good la.10;
good 1875; strictly mids, lS.6O;
fnids 1880; strictly low 1S.VV; low
1880; strictly good ordinary lz.zV;
good ordinary 11.60.
Futures opened quite.
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IDENTIFY MAN AS ONE OF
GANG IN DEATH HoLp-uP

EBENSBURG, Pa. Oct. 13-Ten
witnesses have positively identified
Michele Bassi, alias Hugo, on trial
before Judge John E. Evans for the
murder OF James Garman, an Amer
lean Express Company guard and
participation in the train hold-up
in which bandits took $4,000 Of the
Ebensburg Coal COmpany's payroll,
as one of the men in the hold-up.
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Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Dec 1S.-Grains
opened steady to a shade higher
here this morning. Wheat I'M
changed to 1sSc up: corn unchanged
to nc up: oats unchanged to nc
UP. Opening prices were:
Wheat-December. 1.64ts @1.s4az;
May, $1.s7MG1.ssA; July, .s1.4s@
41.4S1S.
Corn-December, SLICK @1.2TH;
May. $1.S0A @1.S1B; July, $3.50
1.3lh.
oats-May. s56s5Ac; July, eSk q
6S9sc.
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Attest NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET!
Local Stocks
(Furniahed By ". B. Hibba q Coz
SALES.

Capital Traction. 10@91h, 100
911s, 3@911s. 5@91M, 10s1ts.
Washington Gas Light. 10@53A
10@53N, 10@53R, 10@53%, LOG
SAY,
Lanston Monotype, 1906, 20G
rs, 1O@76, 10@76, 10@76, 1O@T61s
Mergenthaler Linotype, SO 17a
10@170h. 10017O1s, 100170h, 50
1701S
National Mortgage and Invest
ment preferred, 10@91s, 20@9h
!. Afeer CALI Capital Traction IS
81, O00@s8s, 81 600 @9SN.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, 10@7SN.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10@17O1s
Washington Gas Light, 10@53h
Capital Traction S. $1,000@sSSt
81 900 Q9H%. Ss
Unlisted Department Chaplin
Sacks So preferred, 10@95.
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NY. Cotton Exchange

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s-The cot
ton market was steady at the open
ing of the market today with first
prices from 10 points lower to
points higher. January opened a
2s.OS, down 10 points; March al
$3.50. down 1s and May, 1886, VI
2 points.
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Foreign Bonds

lFurniahed BY w. B. Hibba 3 @
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28
ZLATY NApAD zIVOTA.

Pred 1000 lety Kfmane RI
kavali: "Non est vivere, sed
VALERIE vita, eli: Nejen zlti,
ale We zdravi ziti, to jest te-
prve zivot! Mnoho nasich "a
kazniku nam jiz psalo, ze je-
stlize dnes, V 70. neb 80. roce,
mali radost re jsveho start, ja-
ko kazdy miya radost re zla-
.teho zapadu po dokonalem
dni, ma o to zasluhu jen Tri-
nerovo Horke Vino. A tuto
svoji duveru V tento lex I'll
stavi svym detem jako nejcen-
n6jSi odkaz. "Mdj otec je u
zival a pomahalo mu cd zalu-
decnich potizi. Vzdycky je We.
lice chvalil,' psal nam pan
Matt Molek pred casem re Sill.
berboW, Mont. a caste dosta-
vame stale dopisy takovehe
zneni. Spokojenf zakaznici jsor
chloubou firmy Joseph Trinel
Company, Chicago, Ill. a Tri
nerovo Hork6 Vino po "a le
tech vseobecn6 obliby stoj
dnes V cele vSech domacich le
kt pro pfipad nechuti k jidlu
zacpy, boleni hlavy, neryos.
a podobnych zaludecnlch po
ruch. Mejte je stale donna p'
ruce!
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Alkoi,oloyy problem v Ruslxu.

Kalendar ruskeho Cervena-
no KTize ma +. 1924, soude die
obsahu, pfedstavuje malou pfi
rucku hygieny, jejimz auto
rem jest professor E. A. Koro-
vim. Je tam venovano misto ia
Ike otazce alkoholove. Korovin
zde oznamuje, ze sov6tska VIA
'da pry byla bohuzel z finan-
cnfch divodd nucena zrusiti "a
kaz alkoholovych napoja vice
nez 20 procentnin, ale re pry
jde pouze opatreni prechod-
ne; konecnym ellen zastava
pry prece jen zakaz alkoho-
lu.
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Geset dolard. Farmaf sllbil.

Geset dolarG. Farmar sllblI. -
"Nuze' pravil adNokatl "hla.
vni pravidlo Jest, byste ysech-
no popiral." = Dobra" pravii
farnlar, "tot' snadn6 a da Sc
snadno pamatovat a chtel O.
deiiti. "Ale, priteli. drive mi
musite zaplatiti," zvolal adVo-
kat. "Ale pane doktore, snad
zertujete,' povida farTn;si', ia
vam pranic nesiibil.
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uznala d1uznice.

Uznala dluznice. Modistka
pfisla qpominat manzele No
zickovy "a zaplacenf dluhu; p
Nozicka dnes penez nema
pravi pani Nozickova k man
zeli:
"Tak prazdyma rukama j
pfece nemIzeme pustit, obje,
nej u nj novy klobouk."
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Dobra rada.

Mattel parcely: "Pane uci-
tel, porad'te mi co bych 81 mel
dati letos Ma moi parcelu. -
Loni jsem tam mel zasety
hrach.'
Pan ucitel: "To by bylo nej-
lepe tam da letos uzene."
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Gndy a nynf.

Pill stoleti - nazpsi lett -
City kdys tax Uznsilius.
Kdyz sem tenkrdt z te otcing
Nasi pfisli do ciziny,
Co ien zacit poprUe.
Ziuot sidrne use narne
usak dbu upominky zbulg pfec:
cizincem-i Sc kdo slfetl,
a ten n1u hncd ue tudf 0metl::
isl "greenhorn" a ueifclec.
.Jine zvyky = iine kroie
casio byly hddku zdroie,
r,alicherne Ueci neiUice.
Mnohdu 10 byly ienom prdUe,
bareunb sdtek ma htdue
neb kokardou 6epice.
Cas- utikd = clouek zUyki
cizinou Sc sbfdteH:
zuEdst' kdyz naide echo tfebd,
hochu prdce. lepsi chleba,
a casem irochu OeseG.
Trochu prGce - hoine lace =
Iepe bylo, bohu dix.
unauen kdyz tatik domd pfisel,
casio isl lei UoIat slySel:
,Stard! bez horiap pro paintikl
Maso byla uelkd ldce
kdo mel TIT kupoual.
Piidk zb6Oal denne z prddld -
a toho boziho sddld
bylo az Is iiber "a dollar.
Ma sldcht6 zadormo isl dostdl
plice drzky prdseci rozicky.
Ia pefdk sdldnu. pdrek -
Achtlik asi "a doildrek;
Jafku! To ze byly opickg.
Tez q saloondch dobre piUo:
Uelklch Sc pilo pohdrd-
stale slySeii jest rnoho hldsi.
ze skoda tech starDch zlat0ch cast
a tech free luncd ma bdru.
n kdyz pdrdda casem byla.
kazdl Sc chtel zdchoOai =
poMeb - uDlet, nebo sldUd:
j. n,uselo Sc, podle prdDd - 4
"a muzikou narcoUat.
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VRELE. DIKY.

povinost pobadani vzdavame tmto sdene di c
spokm pp obhodndm ednovcnm ktei jakmko zpasobem
spell dheho Ceseho Dne tel Sc kona zade
kol Clark Ave Zejmena diy vyovme udbnkm
Sduzen Cekych Hudebnu efl tcet
pospech Skol ucnkov zvae kapem
Hanovi Da d1y projevueme cvcikm Sokola Chaviek "a
cvicenci Mazane VaSkov
En- Roubkov ohstarani povoen Ceskemu Dn
tohoo poni vykona dale diky necht prime u
v6c vetn ochotne
Vdecnoi cme Seecemu Rbafkemu
vysla cenu pomoc poaacimu vybu cd zacat az
zabavy zasupkynm skonh
Broadway Mt Pleasant Buckeye Rd Clark Ave- obetavou
pa p cmnos byo doclii ci
vyezu s9O85O pTjem i6 jeste ps schdz
2 Nejsdecnej dix vzdave e6 Geke vefejnos hojnou da
vypomoc zdarnnu vedu dobroen
ny podnik pfiyest
Jmenen poadatestvs JOE ZRONEK, ta;emnik
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clowna, ktery kazdeho vecera
rozesmeje cely Londyn. --Bo-
,huzel pane doktore - odv6til
nemocny smutne ten zna-
nenity clown jsem ia.
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rozptFlit. = Ma mou vern -
pravil lekaf - tady znam pou
ze iediny lex: idete Sc podivai
do cirku ma toho znameniteho
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X slavnemu londynsk6mu ne
uologu prisel jednoho dne pa
cient $ tezkqu melancholif. =
Stezoval 81, ze no nc nemuze
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Farmaf pfisel X advokatovi
pta] Sc, co ma ciniti, aby Wy
hral process sc svVm sousedem.
Poradim VAN, jestllze mi date
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POESIE 4 PR0SA.

On ina vylste): ''Draha. -
zbozfiovana f1ano. jak unasi mne
vas nszny pohled do vyssin neko-
necnsho blaha."
Ona: ''Prosim vas, pane Kou
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Karta Sc uSak obrdtila
a mnohemu TO tezko fici:
re isn7e 81 tim sami Uinni,
proc mdne tu prdOs num -
tu prokldtou prohibici.
Bylo sice - Neni uicc:
piuecko, iez meio $tpn
Ncer Beer ic Usdk ma Tom miste,
pomaloucku, ale iiste -
zOykdme 81 ma niskr5m.
Ctec praUi, mil1 SUM,
d'ds By uzal iu rosoDinu.
Mini whisku = tdlenku:
USak po kdpce peniUeho,
"a uecera, dne kazdeho =
stlskd Sc me, holcnku.
Syndtor ienz do haiskil chodi--
neni Uice nesmelD
Di: Kduby piuo sadle bylo,
10 by Sc to. fddr, pilo.
Aulomobil usak by jsmc ,iemeli.
Matinka, iak obyceine =
ocekdvd toho melu.
Rka. zc pitt, spdtne ziti,
lepSi pro kazdeho miti:
atlas, Federal, Progres, Vcelu
Lot a domek zaplacenD
nae pax o tom hoUoru:
Sc ie nyni prohibice.
zaSetfime jiste vice
a "a kes berem te Storu.
DceruSka, iak andelicek -
y houor misi iin1 HAS;
pict krdsnou idk konUdlinkd
a sukenky ien pod kolinka-
die mody kolem zas!fizenb ulas
Di: tatinleu, main Te tize rddd-
Uzdyf Ty bro mas deldS ien:
kdybys zas mel opel pitt.
do show nemohla bych iili
ami iednou "a t0dcn.
Il TAX idti posledy =
zUi Tz loho pficinu:
zc on, tac ie domu pan -
! ie uzdycky pfehlasocIin.
Kdyz ma proti sobc veiSinu.
H. Al
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Proto rdzem krdice, moudfe -
pfedeide on hddky uzniku:
Tcknc uz icn nehubuite
a honem Sc pfipravulte:
M VYLET STARYCH
CESKYCH OSADNfKU!.
TX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES

DESIRABLE NORTHWEST LOCATION: 8
rooms and BATH garage space: vacant; sale
necessary to close an estSte clear; easy terms
Act at once.
UNION REALTY CORPN..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-15

Mr.. RHODE ISLAND AVE.
AND lst ST. NV.
Six rooms, reception hall and bath. Corner
alley. Possession at once. Rent reasonable.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc,
Main 1915. 1893 X st. NV.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

OWNER WILL EXCHANGE $50. 900 EOlrI-
ties in two apartments for other property or
trust notes. II. KAPNECK, III 18th ST w.
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Mr.. NAT. MUSEUM-1-R. & Il. BRICK:
newly decorated vacant. 4 bargain for quick
buyer on your terms. trade equity for pay
Ing business. automobile, clear ground.
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RENT-FLOOR SPACE

LARGE FLOOR SPACE DOWNTOWN.
Second fo0r of the Strand Theater building.
9th and ID NV. ~ by % feet and fronting on
two streets, giving plenty light, and two rooms
Of about nflar dimensions on the third floor
suitable for light manufacturing, office supply
rooms kindred lines: will give good lease at
moderate rental to desirable tenants.
1HOS. II. WALSH,
S1o III NV NJ 154J. l9'
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IF YOU ARE GOING TO PAY TEN OR
twelve thousand dollars for home go see
the homes Of BURLEITH at seth and r SITS
NV. for $500. First, We are careful to
whom we sell. but that will protect you
over $50 already sold. We build them our
selves and finish them just like do our
big expensive homes. Right at the famous
Western High School. Our usual easy terms
SHANNON & LIICHS. INC
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OWNER DESIRES To SELL NEW BUNGA-
low in Chevy Chase; and bath: ga
rage; lot Ill II. front concrete street:
hot-watcr heat: ami. Gail Columbia 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-15
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
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ROCKVILLE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, IN
eorporated Rockville, Maryland. For sale:
ing in price from SIS 1000 to SIS 900, and con
tanning from 10 to $50 acres. Improved by
dwellings and outbuldinss; Three on 9TH st.
price from 5000 TO $4,000. Several building:
lots ranging in price from 500 to $1,000.
Three general merchandise stores and two
bakeries. We also handle all forms of insur-
ance. Call Mr.. Shaw for appointment. ROCK
VILE Development COMPANY, INC,
Rockville l16.
AM FORCED TO SELL MY BEAUTIFUL
bungalow for the sacrifice price of s4.375;
payable 500 cash. balance $40 per month /;
located near car and bus line in Virginia
Highlands. IL minutes ride from city; four
rooms. bath. fireplace, porch; large lot: elec-
trclty. See Mr.. GROVER, Room I'll, 9a1
18th II. NV. Main 1872.
WooDsIpE PARK-NEw 5-RooM & BATH
bath bungalow with all modern improve
Irents. Lot 50IlJO, near car line. Price $1,000.
$500 cash. $40 monthly Phone OWNER.
Woodside 22I-M after 8 pm. and Sunday. 10
NEW 4-ROoA BUNGALOW. 8ATH EIEC-
trcity, s4.3I5: payable 500 cash, balance s45
monthly: one block from car. Mount Ida. Va,
20 minutes ride from city; take Alexandra
station. walk 100 Yards north and west half
block OH Lloyd. next to brick house: salesman
on premises from 10 TO q. or Main os'2 fo-
owner.
UNUSUALLY Beautiful sIX-HOOM NEW
brick residence in high-class residential sec
tion OF Mount Ida. Va. $3.50. payable $500
from city; on paved street: electricity. sewer
age. all Improvements sleeping porch: large,
beautiful lot. Take Alexandria car, 18th and
Of hill New brick house on left sslesma n
on premises. or phone G.. :. GROVER. owner.
". 49, or II. 5is3
WONDERFULLY LOCATED STORE, WITH
i've living rooms and all modern improvements.
in excellent condition, in NV. suburb. On pike
at railroad and street car stations. Owner viii
rent fo- $50 per month or sell for Sd, 600 on
4 Phone
OWNER. Woodside I'm after pm. and
Sunday. 10
IIlGH-CLASS BRICK RESIDENCE. Z Il. AND
natl: NV h.. concrete cellar. eleC.. gas; lot
$50: many bearing fruit trees, grapes. etc.
BY ear line and Lee Highway. mile from Key
Bridge. Small payment and easy terms. 202
Park Lane ave. Va. Ph. Clarendon POS.
HIGH CLASS BRICK RESIDENCE. y. AND
BATH: n.-w.h.. concrete cellar, elec.. gas; lot
JCxloo: many bearing fruit trees. grapes. etc.
Ey line and Lee highway. l miic fom Key
Bridge. Small payment and easy terms. .o2
Pa,A Lane ave. Va. FIJI Clarendon los
SEE THIS PLACE.
New 5-Ioom bungalow. with bath and a m .
h. VIII, INV. floors. cellar. foored attic. pan
try: in concrete street; squares 10 ears:
lot 45xi25: near school. stores. etc.
No reasonable Offer refused
PERRY BOSWELL.
Phone Hyat:s. 6l7., Nj. Rainier. Md.
NEW BUNGALOWS.
Twelve 4-room bungalows: modern in
every respect: hardwood floors: splendid work
ma nship; squares from car line. Why not
have home for Christmas? Think of
81 $50: 5000 cash and $40 per mo. Large list
of properties to select from.
II. c. MAINOR & CO.,
.i01 Y. I. Ave. NE.
Telephones: North 1902. Potomac 3056.
7-ROOM HOME
ACRE OF GROUND
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-15
FOR SALE-LJUSES

ON 18th ST N.E.-NEW CORNER STORE.
apt. of rooms. bath. porch, 2nd floor; full
basement. Inspect l452 ID st. ne. Low price
Easy terms. ANY broker or owner. EDW. NJ.
WILLIS Jr Main S012 N3ts