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The Washington times., 1924-01-11
LOCAL BROADCAST

tHindoo" Rimslxy- KorsakofO; Morn
ing" (Grteg); Moment Musical
(SchuberD; "Marcheta" (Schertzin
ger).
S:15 p. m.-"Our Friend, the Vol
cano." by DR.. Robert F. Griggs
professor Of botany at George
Washington University, and disaov.
erer of 1.-THE Valley of 10000
Smokes"
$50 p. m.-Piano recital, by
Nellie Gertrude Payne. Mountain
Stream" Smith; Romance" (Sibe-
lius); 'Etude in D Flat Major"
Chopin; "Minuet" Beethoven).
S:45 p. m.-Joint recital, by
beth Dayton, soprano. and Alice
Patricia Gleason. pianist. Snake
Dance" Cecil Burleigh); From the
Land Of the Sky Blue Water" Cad
mani; 1.-THE Spirit of Wanna"
nieurance), Prince Macoomee:
Songs Without Words" by re-
quest Dvorak), with violin obligato,
Elizabeth Dayton.
9 p. m.-Song recital, by Mar
guerite Manierre, soprano. Fiddle
and T. (Goodeye); "Chanson Hin.
doc" Rimsky- Korsakoff); who Is
Sylvan" (Schubert); "In the Times
Of Roses" ReichardO; 'Pierrot"
Jessie Johnson.
9:15 p. ma Year Of Progress
in Radio" by Major Jerome w.
Howe, editor Of the Wireless Age.
$50 p: m.-song recital. by Mar.
guerite Manierre, soprano. "In the
Cleaning" Harrison); Sweet and
Low Barnby); THE Last Rose of
Summer" (Moore); ben Bolt"
Kneass); Comm Thro' the Rye"
Burns).
9:55 p. m.-Retransmission of
time signals and weather reports.
10 p. m.-Joint recital, by Eliza.
beth Dayton, soprano, and Margaret
Callahan, mezzo-soprano; Patricia
Alice Gleason at the piano. Duet
from "Lakme" Delibes); Nearest
and Dearest" (Caracciolo) Tuscan
folk song1; 1.-THE Garden of My
Heart" Doren); Chinese Lullaby
(Bowey-sl
The Washington times., 1924-01-11
LOCAL BROADCAST.

LOCAL BROADCAST.
All programs scheduled for East.
ern standard time.
NAA-Naval Radio Station, Airing.
ton. $3.50 meters, g. w. arcJ
915 q. m.-Livestock receipts.
10 a. m.-Weather forecast.
11:15 g. m.-Hog flash, Chicago
and st. Louis.
1920 a. m.-Fruit and vegetable
shipments.
$40 p. m.-Fruit and vegetable
markets.
3:45 p. m.-Closing livestock.
p. INLAY and feed market
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
$50 p. m.-Daily market, grain.
10 p. m.-Weather forecast.
(435 meters, radiOphOnel
9:45 a. m.-Livestock report.
1925 a. m.-Fruits and vegetables.
10:45 a. m.-Weather report, daily
and Sunday.
1925 p. m.-Livestock markets.
1:45 p. m.-Fruit and vegetable
markets.
2:25 p. m.-Livestock.
O'EO W ILL., w Ce@tuOT E0pOELs
4:05 p. INLAY and feed.
1925 p. m.-Dairy products
(2,65O meters, spark.)
IL m. and 10 p. m.-Time signals.
1901 p. m.-Weather report, ship
orders, naval press news.
WCAP-Chesapeake 3 Potomac
Telephone Company.
(469 meters.)
Silent night.
VRC-RadiO Corporation Of America.
(469 meters.)
SIS p. m.-Instruction in inter
national code, by engineers Of the
Radio Corporation of America.
6 p. m.-Children's hour, by
Peggy Albion.
SIS p. m.-WRC question box.
7:45 p. m.-Rosey's City Club trio,
under the direction of Sam Rosey.
"Serenade" (Drdla); 1.-THE Swan"
(Saint-SaenO; Song Without
Words" CTschaikowsky); "Chant
The Washington times., 1924-01-11
Tube Set Operation.

In operating any kind Of tube
set. do your level best to keep the
filament OF the detector tube Just
as low as you can. When turned
high. the tube goes into oscillation
and 1t causes whistles in all your
neighbors' sets. If fans do not
heed these warnings now, the day
Will come when legislation will be
rassee which may seriously inter.
fere with your own set
The Washington times., 1924-01-11
STARS
S|NGFOR
RADIO
Marguerite Manierre. Credited
With Perfect Voice, Among
Those to Be Heard.

Marguerite Manierre. 1.-THE Girl
with the Perfect Radio Voice." win
make her Capital debut tonight at
the wRC studio.
Her voice, however, Is well known
to Washington listeners-in who have
heard her programs from WEAF
and WIZ where she has appeared
many times in response to thou
sands Of requests.
Her program, selected from num-
bers she has found most popular
over radio, follows:
Group 1-"Fiddle and I" arthur
Goodeve); "Chanson Indoue." from
Rimsky. Korsakoff's opera "6adko'';
Who Is Sylvia" CLAY Spekles); II
the Time of Roses" Nouise Rei1
hardt): "Pierrot" Jesse Johnson.
Group I'm the Cleaning" liar
rison); Sweets and Low CBarnbyG
Last Rose of Summer" (Moore);
ben Bolt" Kneass); "Ccmtn'
Thru the Rye" (Burns).
Numbers By Request.
Other numbers will be sung by
request.
A program including several bits
of Indian music will be offered by
Princess Maccomee, violinist, and
Elizabeth Dayton, soprano, In
joint recital.
Princess Maccomee will play four
violin solos, one of them a snake
dance. and Miss Dayton will sing
one or two numbers with violin
obligato by Princess Maccomee.
Other features Of the WRC pro-
s,~o~o ora "O1p Friend the Vol
cano," by DR.. Robert r. GriggH,
discoverer Of the Valley Of Ten
Thousand Smokes; Rosey's City
Club Trio: and a radio talk by
Major Howe, editor of the Wireless
Age.
Wendell Hall, whose ukelele
STUNNING was he'd in thousands
of homes earlier the week, VIII
headline the WE program trom
New York. His concert win be-
gin at 10 o'clock.
wGY which caught much Of the
spotlight Tuesday night with its
production Of THE Bo'sn's Bride"
will offer a second feature tonight
in George Bernard Shaw's Arms
and The Man." The play will be the
chief number of q late program
which will begin at 1890. Excerpts
from High Jinks'' win be played
by the WGY orchestra.
Girls Glee Club Program.
The Girls Glee Club. of Carnegie
Institute, will sing tonight from
KDKA. Their concert will begin
at 10 O'Clock. KDKA also will hold
the regular Boy Scout meeting
earlier in the evening.
The 18TH anniversary Of the
birth Of Alexander Hamilton will
be observed tonight at Philadel-
phia where WDAR has arranged
commemorative program. A
eulogy of Hamilton will be delivered
by George w. Norris, governor Of
the Federal Reserve Bank, Of Phila.
delphia.
Late listeners will get another
chance to hear Paul Specht and his
Alamac Hotel orchestra when they
open a program Of dance music
at WIZ at 1890.
A full concert by the Delta Omi-
cron Sorority will be heard tonight
in Louisville from $3.50 to 10 o'clock
through the WHAS station.
Midnight Revue Featured.
KYW will feature another of
their midnight revues by Wen.
dell Halls Funmakers at Chicago.
Features of this afternoons pro-
grams include a radio interview at
WIP with Harry Davenport, recent
ly seen here in Thank u" a talk
by Lulu Vollmer, authoress and
playwright, who will talk on the
Difficulties Of a Playwright" at
WOR and an interview with Lucille
Laverne, star OF "Sun Up" at the
same station.
A dinner music concert IL fea-
tured at WPI, by the Little Club
Studio Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1924-01-11
Rudolf PHI AND OYSTER BECOME BADLY INFECTED WITH RADI0IL
HE WOULD REGULATE
USE OF D. C. RADIO
MAJOR W. n. HOLCOMBE,

MAJOR w. II. HOLCOMBE,
Assistant Engineer Commits
siOner, in charge Of radio regu-
latiOn for the District of Co
lumbia. Two Of Major HOI-
cOmbe's proposed radio regula.
lions, one regarding the string
ing Of antennae and the other
relating to aerial supports, win
DO considered for action by the
District Commissioners at a con.
ference today. Major HoIcombe
Ii himself an ardent radio fan.
The Washington times., 1924-01-11
BAN ASKED ON CHOKING OF
VENT PIPES BY AERlALS

A regulation prohibiting the chok-
ing Of vent pipes Of houses by radio
aerial supports was asked yesterday
by A. c. McGonegal, District plumb
ing inspector in q report made to
the District Commissioners.
The regulation, he urged, should
be inserted in an amendment to the
radio regulations proposed by Major
W. H. Holcombe, assistant Engineer
ing Commissioner.
Choking Of vent pipes, no said,
has resulted in the spread Of d.
seases by dissemination of sewer
and other gases.
The Washington times., 1924-01-11
Cells Used for Detectors.

It has been found that the U. v.
1879 tube when used as a detector
is sometimes quite critical on the
filament adjustment and in one par
ticular set 1t was apparent that bet
ter results were secured by using
only one dry cell in place Of the
usual three dry cells. II your set
seems to whistle q lot and you can.
The Washington times., 1924-01-11

and second that the set is poorly
designed or operated. If you live
within two miles of q broadcasting
station, you must expect this kind
Of interference, but when this kind
Of interference comes in from a
greater distance, the fault is with
the machine, or operator.
Operation of a radio set is nine-
tenths Of the game. A poor set
may be made to perform wonders
with good operation. Proper
manipulation enables you to build
up the signals from the station you
desire to greater intensity.
The Washington times., 1924-01-11
EXPERT ADVICE
GIVEN RADIO
FANS
l. q. Penney Discusses Meth
ods Of Combining Crystal
and Tube Sets.

Note-We haze received several
Inquiries regarding the prGcticGbit-
itg of combining crystal and tube
receiving sets, and Of the tO6ritg
for such combination. The fol-
toaUing discussion, written By L. G.
Penney, of the Liberty Radio Com
pGmy, will Gns1Oer such queries, We
believe, and be Interesting COM
ment to all our reGders.-Tht
Radio Editor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-11

BOTH GOOD
Erie NOS
Of FAN
Neither Would Sponsor Any
Legislation Hindering
Development.

Radio has hit the District Gov
eminent with bang!
District Commissioners Cuno
II. Rudolph and James F. Oyster,
fther officials Of the local govern
nent and hundreds of city en-
ployes have Joined the vast army
of radio enthusiasts in Washing
ton.
Rules Affect Them.
Radio fans who recently COM
planned regarding proposed action of
the Commissioners to adopt strict
regulations affecting radio should re-
member that any rules promulgated
will also strike the homes of the
city fathers.
Neither of the Commissioners want
regulations which would hinder in
any way radio development. Both
declare they stand ready and willing
to do everything in their power to
boost radio development.
In his home in the Dresden apart
mnet on Connecticut avenue Com
4AASSAOAAOI 1SuOO1pu llSl0IlS LlSIlLIy ~
the programs broadcast. Not many
blocks away in the Meridian man.
sions, 2400 Sixteenth street north
west. Commissioner oyster listens in.
Rudolph Has The Bug.
''I guess I've got the bug" Com
missioner Rudolph said today, II
tune in every opportunity ! get"
Commissioner Rudolph also has
definite views on the proposed
silent night"
81 am opposed to It," he said.
because it deprives the man with
the small and inexpensive set Of an
evenings entertainment. My set is
an expensive one and If we had a
silent / probably would benefit.
But I would rather see the man
with the inexpensive set get the
local program than would like my
self to get outside of Washington"
Mr.. Rudolph says he has heard
as far South as Atlanta as far
West as st. Louis, and as far North
Is Massachusetts.
Commissioner Oysters radio IL In
use day and night. Mrs. Oyster.
who is i'll at home finds much en-
joyment in hearing the programs.
Radio has brought the theater
right into our home." Commits
sioner Oyster said today. 1--WE tune
In every night"
The Washington times., 1924-01-11
Invalid Thanks WEAF Star.

Miss P. Tiktinsky, a star broad.
caster for WEAF, in New York, re.
ceived a letter Of appreciation re-
Gently from an invalid who has
neither hands nor feet. The letter
was dictated.
The Washington times., 1924-01-11

not seem to cut 1t out, no matter
how low you turn the filament
rheostat, try cutting out one or
two of the dry cells used for the
A battery.
The Washington times., 1924-01-11
CALL NUMBERS FOR STATIONS.

NO bE0uOn Wave
KDKA Westinghouse Electric Co.. Pittsburgh Pa. S26
KSD. .PostDispatch St. Louis Mo-. SAC
KYW. Westinghouse Electric Co.. Chicago, ILL.,.
WBAP. Worthem-Cater Pub. Fl Worth, Tex. 476
WBZ. Westinghouse Electric Co. Springfield Mass 1877
WCAE. Pittsburgh Press ....... Pittsburgh Pa 1852
WCAO. Sanders Stayman Co.. Baltimore Md. $50
WCAP. Chesapeake Potomac Co.. Washington D. c.. 469
WICK. Detroit Free Press. Detroit, Mich. SIT
WDAP. Drake Hotel .............. Chicago. III 800
WDAR. Lit Brothers .......... Philadelphia, Pa 1916
WEAF. American Telephone Telegraph Co New York 492
WFAA.. Dallas Morning News Dallas Tex. 478
WIFI. Srawbridge Clother PHILADELPHIA Pa. 896
WGR Federal Telephone & telegraph Co.. Buffalo, 500
WGY. General Electric Co.. Schenectady N Y $50
WHAS CourierJournal & Times Co.. Louisville Ky. 400
WHIP. .Gmbel Brothers PHILADELPHIA Pa 500
VIZ Radio Corporation Of America New York city, 455
WLW. Crosley Mfg. Cincinnati Ohio 400
MNAN' oheparO OCores. Boston, Mass. $50
Palmer School of Chropractic Davenport Iowa. 484
MOO John Wanamaker. Philadelphia, Pa. SOC
WOE l. Bamberger 8 Co.. Newark N j.. .4O5
WIZ Radio Corporation Of America Washington. .469
WSB Atlanta Journal ............. Atlanta Ca 1928
WV. Detroit News. ............. Detroit Mich SIT
Evening star., 1924-01-27
FOR sALE-ROUSEs.

1ith AND Q N.W.-Io R: AND B.; ANIL; |;
yacanti easy terms. ". 14l4.
LIVE ON ist FLOOR. LET OTHER TWo
sss.s. 'es@ oafas sEssek, ssRE1sssseks,
csisssno e,Sh,s Sds M;aa 1885, Evenings cle1s
HALF PLACE GEORGETOWN. o. ca
25xl25. This Is some thing nice ana viii be-
:Ss nsst i.sS BY 'Dp''h'nen' only
PETWORTH. PRICE. 36,350-EHsY TERMS.
A 7.rooM asd bath hrtek home with eelonisI
sss ana 81
20 basement: room for garage; End >arransed
fer. apartment: @ full particulars by ADDRESSING
co1nmssion:- .Park yiew--A ave.roon and
sssh: bslek bone With colonial front porch.
ssSo 70 suis nS sso say
room ana bath brick home located nsAr. ut
;ss too prs: sa, nsS: term, eos
chaser. Phone OWNER. Adsms IT'D,
CLEVELAND PARK-RARE RAR0AiN FOR
quick sale. A e-story detsched eoioniai bAck
ast eoor." large rooms. 'eonservstory. .brssk.
tast srs,u; laysto9; c2nd Door. 5 hrle -hsd.
a.. D.sss AZ q ssS.sr, :rse s,ssets, On
az tubs. hsrdsoed Doors s and Trim trim through. ea.
tie reef; hiss adsis1 home: prsee S:t' snd terms
s,sht; Sdll particulars by ADDRESSING Box a56-
B, Star once. ~, - 2. 80. =. ..,s,t-rJ.
RAKE YOUR ;. RENIEWfII1 HELP You
oy write Mr:, MALE. .iz10 II s:. NV.
CHEVY CHhsE-DKTACHED BRICK, Sia;00O
This. n one of TIE fprettiest parts Of this
beautiful En6ufb.- The ior ID nearly 90 fesc
wide and, there Is An unusual amount OF shrub.
besy. The house hss four bedroops, all in-
ssraEe, ! and many special sttrac:sons. You
viii not 6nd Q more charming home in this
entire SECTION and It. certatnly II unatspRioed
Evening star., 1924-01-27

FORMER 1C0NGRESsAAE, LEAVING CIrY.
o6sre 7.sseu. new. modern home. 36lA %Kesktk
ct, Cheyy Chsse. Price, $1<,o ,o00:. esq terms.
Pre6aky best hocss vaIbe for money TN city.
ESl Afternoons aRd eveninEs.T = :; 80
Evening star., 1924-01-27
ON THE HEIGHTS.
PRICE, $3.50.

PRICE, $3.50. =.
Exceptionally good value. The
cheapest property in this section
and only one block from l4th
street cars. Colonial brick Of
six rooms and bath. hardwood.
floors, electricity; space for ga
rage. The price is most attrac-
tive and possession can be had.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
"Over Thirty Years OF Real
Service"
1912 New York Avenue.
Phone Main 2424.
Member Washington Reat,
Estate Board. ~
Evening star., 1924-01-27
MUST RE SOLD


I have 10 dispose OF my new s.room stncco
home near "anhinxfon Golf aud Country Club.
Arlington county. VIII make special price to
person who can mako substantial cash pay
Aent.
In commanding location. overlooking Wash
,nston from elevation Of 400 feet. On coz
First hoor-LA.Ke living room. open Are-
plaee; den or extra bedroom. with lsvstory
and closet: large di1ing room, with breaa fast
sleoye; also bay window and window seat:
Kitchen. IL BY f8: pantry: large front porch,
with concrete floor: hardwood 6ooEs
Second door-Three bedrooms. 10 feet square.
Ana extra slassed-in sleeping room; tile bath.
6uiltin tub, pedestal iavatoYy.
Light, dry basement. with hot-water heating
plant; storage room, laundry. fuel room.
Stucco garage.
A splendid home In an exceptionally beau
S1ful location. Write for particulars. Address
Box 50-A, Star office.
a WONDERFUL NEW FIVE-R0OM MODERN
bungalow; Arco heating system: built lin
garage; large lot: IN Maryland close TO Wis
eonsin ave. Price, ss.s5o: terms. See Mr.
Ecarro~.
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY,.
Az.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
FOR sALE-HousEs.

West of Sixteenth Street.
In very desirable neighborhood; detached
colonial brick house, with two-csr garage to
dining room. kitchen, pantry On first floor;
four bedrooms, bath with shower. extra lava
tory, on second floor: servants room in attic.
Thts house is priced less than reproduction
cost and owner will make very desirable
terms for immediate sale.
Lee Crandall, r., & Co., Inc,
1923 New York Ave. Main III.
NEAR FIRST & S SITS. NV.
FOR COLORED-Elegant bay-wndow brick.
9 rooms. reception hall. tiled bath, hardwood
cleo, gas. concrete cellar, sta. trays, extra
toilet; room for garage to alley; only $1,000
cash.
DETACHED-S1OOOO.
Containing rooms, with all latest improve
ments; built-in refrigerator and room for ga
rage: positive bargain; can be bought on
terms.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER,
$50 11th st. NV. Main 1882.
Mr.. GA. AVE. & ALLISON.
Beautiful tapestry brick. 8 rooms and tiled
bath, hardwood floors. h.-w.h., eiec. and gas,
concfete cellar and large yard to alley; many
added conveniences In this house; price, only
80. 500.
DETACHED, CHEVY CHASE
New home containing all modern improve
ments; best workmanship and materials;
PHeGbfs large lots ssr to ssy rooms and
AUSTIN M. COOPER,
Main 1892 $50 1ith st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Massachusetts, Avenue.
Very high class home property situated on
this pror1inent thorouGhfare one-hnlf block of
Thomas Circle. Three story. semidetached
brick. having II rooms, two baths, numerous
nreplaces. beautiful oak woodwork througho
first floor: oak staircase. rear stairway, cleo
house. afrordinG sufficient space for several
additional rooms. Lot has unusual depth and
room FOR three or four,car gsrase Property
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
Main 434O 1917 st NV
Evening star., 1924-01-27

40 R. 81. N.N.-TWO-erORY AND CELLAR
brick dwelling. contaiuinE I rooms. bath and
reception hall; hot-Nater heat; immediate pos
session: Price, ~, 500 y easy terms,
i JD6SL,L HEI5KEIL, 1i15 Ere st. ~.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
COTTAGE CITY.

COTTAGE CITY.
New fve-room bungalows with every con-
venience: best location; near 10 cars. stores
ard school: immediate possession; prices, S.
800 to $3.50: cash required. $500 TO $780,
monthly. payments. which include interest. S55
to $8o. To inspect properties take q ST. cars
and get OF at second stop beyond Mt. Rainier
Any one will direct you to our Office Or drive
out the Baltimore boulevard to Cottage City
CHAS. NJ. LIGHTBOWN,
OWNER AND BUILDER.
Ph. HyattsTilte 1S3-W. P.O. Mt. Rainier. Nd
Evening star., 1924-01-27
,COLNf.AR MANOR

~, COLMAR MANOR.
20 Minutes to Che Treasury.
Motor out or take car marked 18th and
II sts. ne; transfer TO bus and ask driver
TO let you on At Conar Manor. Md. one
half mile from DISTRICT, line. Look over bur
8Alow7s we arc offering from a, 500 TO 81, 500
II. we have not wkat you want. we vii. build
% as to be ready By sprinx. Three are now
ready for oecupsncy at s.. $50. kxsy terms.
Mr. scarrow At the green bungalow, third
from Baltimore pike on Marshall ave. Coimar
BUCKLEY e. GRINDLEY.
ESQ New Yors Ave. NV.
Main 2N@. Main osoS
Evening star., 1924-01-27


BARGAIN-NEw HOUSE on MORSE ST.
re-; rooms. bath, porches. Anil: deep lot.
T os;.,,. cash esl.nes s:. than rent
ONLY s1.75o. ON Splendid TERMs-s
for. two f.milis.; has; two hiteheu.; or for
WIN consider .Isds Tor, fos small house. cail lis
Taylo. ct. NV. Phone Columbia 416S-R.
CLEVELAND PARK. MACoMB ST. NEAR
Conn. ave.-Spanish colonial. stucco. red tile
four fuil-sised bed chambers snd f,aths; very
Ane sisepins, fropt and rear porches; every
eoneeivahle. convenience; perfect condition;
nice s
rhooe Cleveland 1890. -. = -. - -. -.
fETWORTH. NEAR GRANT GRLE-NEW
home q, rooms. the bath; electric light /;
nw;a i;wh,. Jsss gcsshe'; sear garage. OWNER Co.
ROOMS AID CELLAR; BEST WHITE SEC
close estate: -Address- Boy sas-B. sea- once. .
Mt RLaAsANT-.sii;ooo Will Bu1 THIS
81 ias .ofs L his saGis q. he In
usual. improvements .and many. features that
pire' Il b.yond the peie Of ordinsry. honses
ss1sss;. il s.snds ou. @ a. charming home. home.
~ s.;i Il: uSsn4s' $:Is II a ss's:s.s
garage S16, 500. rhe pFettiett home in Mt.
th.sashou. 6y OF. 9; ou, fossmost interior
on second door; two enotrnoss rooms and bath
aa, third noos. No .ord. picture; could prop
saes X TO ssy inee Is nHu'f
yoy coutdl dssire. = See dt. snd y6u viii aSrsc
With ne that Il Is one Of the few real bar
ssso ss,o. f. E 3 is had Cal. 70. n DOYLE Main
an r. or n p TWO 6TORY' Ann T.NT 40
Evening star., 1924-01-27

ANHEN - ..
Do you want you! home? Select one Of our
egand.neH st9cco houses, which are
READY NOW.
"a rooms, hardwood floors, hot-water heat
Sas elec.. on large, shaded lot.N
Or choose your lot and style OF house desired
and arrange the purchase under our
EARLY. SPRING, DELIVERY PLAN.
KAY-ALGER CO., Inc,
F. d; Kay, Pres. and Mgr.
CT Bond Bldg. Main 3O16
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Hundreds OF other northeast and southess;
houses on our lists. We probably have tho
house you are seeking.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

The arrangement Of the rooms fwe are
spea king to tho pomen), the large closets, the
pretty electric fixtures, the cooking range. the
fresh paint. the newness of home never
lived in before, all your own, should appeal
to you.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Lot AO-ft.X11Sft,

Lot 4O-ft.X11Sft.
No. I'LL South Carolina ave. s.e.-Seven-
room brick house, with bath. cellar, hot water
heat and garage; two lots: price, $500;
terms, ZOO cash and $15 monthly.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

o-famiiy fat. near Park rd. and 14th St
4 rooms and tile bath. each apartment; h.-w.h.,
cleo. lights and gas: good condition. Price,
s11 800. Cash. $1,000. Reasonable easy
terms. Good Investment.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

A BARGAIN IN
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
One block from circle. splen-
did location. center hall plan.
parlor. den, dining room, pantry
and kitchen on first floor. Four
extra large bedrooms, two baths,
one with shower on second floor.
Oak floors throughout; expen-
siVe tlxtures. Fifty-foot lot
garage. Price, $18,5Oo.
GALL MIR. GELLOTT,
Cleveland 10S
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Southeast. near Capitol. Home or invest
ment q rooms and bath. gas and large lot
newly papered and painted; vacant. Immediate
possession. Price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

| r,. ,W11IH On 'NOLOHEU
Rhode Island ave. NV. near End six runns
and bath; h.-w.h. and elec. halls upstairs and
down; this home is In very good condition;
sAAy terms can be arranged. Phone Main 7720.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

1721 WILLARD ST. NV.
IL rooms and bath: hot-water heat and
electricity; room for garage; house in first
class condition; price. $1,000; small cash pay
ment; balance in first trust.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

ct Bond Bldg. Vain aO15.
REAL OPPORTUNITIES
Mt. RAINIER-HYATTsYILr
RIVERDALE.
Arm. buns.. 1-fare zone, terms. :. .$3 700
6rnl, hung., h.~1v.h.. . ba.sain. T. $50
s-yn. house. E.-w.h. subsided. garage
nIse !ot .:...' --............... 5.6O2
e-rn,. cottage. a sacrifice. 1890
<rrn,. bung.. a.m.i., near cars. 1850
Terns as low ss 500 cash. t45 month.
WILSON BARRETT CO.,
Rhode Island Ave. and Newton St., -.
sit. Rainier. Nd
phnna Hv,tt. II0p
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NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
AND X SITS.
Eight rooms and bath, four
on a floor; hot-water heat. The
best buy in the city at $500.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
"Over Thirty Years Of Real
Service"
1912 New York Avenue.
Phone Main 2424.
Member Washington Real
Estate Board.
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NJ. ]. RAINE.
o34 y. T. ave. NV. Main 1o51.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
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LINCOLN PARh. ~
one-half square from Lincoln Park; rooms
and bath modern; elec.; bedrooms; NIL
large airy rooms; yard to alley. Priced less
than &0 600; terms can he arranged Phone
Main $500. BAUMAN & HERMAN, 1904
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QUINCY ST., BRO0KLAND-A delightful de-
tached home, convenient to Catholic University
and Monastery. Large grounds ard garage
This is home that cannot be duplicated for
the price. 1t has all outside rooms, ho,
water heat. large open fireplace. gas and
electricity, tile baths and many other mo'f-
cru features Immediate possession. Terms,
81 900 cash, 500 per month. =
For inspection, or further in
formation, OH these or any Of
our other properties; call our.
sales department.
HARRY Z. GLADMAN,, 49,.
500 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Lincoln 346..