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sALE-INyEsTMENT PROPTY.

81 600 CASH and $50 PER MONTH WILL
buy a I'm and bath residence, with
for not less than $i25 per mo. Now occu.
pied by owner The price is right. Act
FOURTEEN s n A ROW: YES; HOUSES. n
Good rentals. Well fnanced ' Full iiYi informa-
ton. Address Boz 150-v star Office. 80.
WE HAVE SMALL INVESTMENT
for 500 essh end ems mach baa
the income. Call Mr. Keller. N. 2076. 30.
NEAR UNION STATlON-4 HOUSES.
6S9n'"f ooo1 Col fhfssffb sSfo streets snap at $50
2:tAMILY APT APT NE. RENTING FOR
SLOW S5I Price re s5,e9o e9ows az AZ :. ew
AN UNUSUAL RETURN
is shown i'll these 10 brick
garages. located in excellent
northwest location, fronting on
street and 2O-foot alley. Now
under rental 81 ,440 per year.
Priced at $9,25O for immediate
disposal. About $500 cash re-
quired. Act quickly.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT,
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
Inc,
1912 Eye st. fw Resltors' Franklin s5os
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
In a good business block on
Georgia ave. proper; a modern
store and apartment, with brick
garage, now on 5-year lease to
responsible parties at ST 800 per
annum. A real pickup at
$l6.5OO. Party must have $1,000
cash.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
Realtors
1412 Eye st. NV. Franklin 9503
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l.. RUS | CON PAN \
10Th st. NV. Main 6SSS
THE ARGONNE.
1870 Co1r,,,bio Pd

Very desirable apartment.
Two large, bright rooms, over
looking Rock Creek Park; bath
with built-in fixtures; reception
hall, kitchen and balcony; "a
hour service. Resident manager
on premises.
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SURPRISINGLY BEAUTIFUL. BTNGAIOW
TAKOMA PARK

Only the owner leaving the city gives
us the opportunity To sell this beautiful
home. We think there is nothing in the
Park of the kind to compare with It, SIN
large rooms. light and well arranged. Large
front ana side porJhes. shaded 10y many trees
to duplicate II. costing more than an or
dlnary bungalow. LILLE & HENDRICK.
Laurel and Carroll aves.. end Of lith 81.
"TakOma' car line Col SS3i
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

1874 K ST. a DOORS FROM CONN. AVE.
First and second floors, suitable for a real
estate office: rent reasonable. 6l6 18th st.
NV. Office room. GEO. W. L1NKINS, 17l9
DESK. WITH USE OF PRIVATE OFFICE.
$50 Earle Bldg. Call Main 9420. 30
eating rooms: on 14th st. Phone Franklin
1850 BOITDWIN 81
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WiNTED-FARMS.
\NOODRIDGE y c

SMALL FARM. IN MARYLAND. NEAR
city. give location. distance. price terms.
etc: no agents Address Box 24i-V. Star
office AZ
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FOR SALE-LOTS (Cont'D.

ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN
sixteenth Street Heights. fronting 80 feet
on lfth ST. contains 10000 So IT. Wonder
ful sak trees. eastern exposure. highest ele-
Tati6n north of the city: both street car and
blis
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ONE Of THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN
Sixteenth Street Heights. fronting 80 feet
on lith st. contains 10. 900 50. II. Wonder
vSa north Of ahe both ree esr snd
bus service.
Robert +. Heater, Realtor,
Colorado Bldg. Telephone Main 1904.
WOODBRIDGE. ID. {.
Easten ave. near Bunker Hill rd., :; blocks
to ,ars :: large corner lots on grsde; n5 high
s35 down, i~,e' balance $40 mon month. 90
Elm ave, near Eastern ave, lots,
2Ith st, near Taylor st. 25x105.5. 500
cash.
Jackson St, between 2oth and 22nd SITS,
''','7' BRookIAND ROC KAN BARGAIN.
on EyarS o st no next to Isth ah st. facing hs south
on a terrace. As IT. front by no It. deep,
su5s sn d" oecf1 oFHs only ~ g6S soo easS ny
FRANK n. COWARD .as'.
WANTED-LOTS
WANTED TO BUY BLOCK OF 10 TO 20
lots for row houses IN Blandensburg road
win pay, from $500 to 81 600 each, accord.
ing . to desirability of LOCATION. Also want
proper PAY 81 900 each II location Is salts.
lactory Address Box 23s-X. Star Once
PIT THAT VACANT LOT TO WORK
REALTY CORP. soathern Bldg. Main 62s7.
SALE-FARMS.
l56 ACRES NEAR NORBECK. MD. 10
hons 'ni dary bsrn 500 Stables ns hay bapn
hog housc sranary chicken houses: run
terms tern or % Vii fn trad" ' 4. a BRAN The Port
land, 4th =. aud Thomas Circle.
20 ACRES. 20 MINUTES FROM CITY.
Plenty of fine shade, lots of cordwood.
streams large spring. gravel deposit long
rr9ffag Or fSgd o, oad T0gld shoS good
I,,o ~, PETrY & PETTY. o,,-
NEAR DLCKERsoN STATION.
rnoN PIKE 10 FREDERiGk.
woods, well wstered and fenced. fine, dwell,
ing, all necessary outhmildlngs,, including is
Iate-day regulations. Price and terms rea-
ELLERsoN & wEMPLE
"a 18th 81. NV. Main COB.
coLuMBIAN NfHt Pie: NoNTGoMEkT !fsH? THS Co. MD,
BARN. otTBGfLBfNGs. 5iHG4I bE fa;li5 i65RstHARD.
\. II. 'SEIDENSPINNER,
HYATTs. $50. R1vERDALE. MD.
S13.5OO-TERMS.
COLUMBIA PIKE. MONT. CO. ND.
FINE WATER. ORCH. STREAM & WOOD.
A. II. SEIDENSPINNER,
HYATTS. $50. RINERDALE. MD.
Small Farm at Bargain.
Nearly three acres close TO Wash BALTIC
blvd. with nice bungalow with attic sleep
ing porch. furnace heat. water in house.
cement walks. six chicken houses garage
work. shop. apples pears. peaches. grapes
hlackhsrrlcs raspherries Strawberries etc
Price. S4,c5o. terms easy.
Q. B. /ANI/INGER.
~ Maryland Ave. Hyattsyille. Nd.
Phone Hyattsville -
See Mr. INGALLS,
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BARGAIN.

New apartment house now under con-
struction having IL apartments with jani-
tor quarters. viii rent for 100000 pr.
occupancy on or about July 10Th Price
S45 900. DINOW1Tz REALTY CO. 136
| lth ST NV
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$500 18th STREET.
Two rooms. kitchen. bath and
inclosed porch, sos.
Three rooms. kitchen. bath
and inclosed porch, $50 to
$3.50.
-Four rooms, kitchen, recep-
ton room. two baths and in
closed porch, SIPS.
Apply to resident manager or
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
9l2 18th St. NV.
Main 6SSS.
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RENT HOUSES-UNFUR
Ea.aii ..od

TAkoMA PARK. I.hRGE p. : p RUNG:
sw, slow, ami eorner lot We'll built odn bone BONE:
Col. 784o-W. l4th St car line, 80 Pine
ave. corner Elm ave.
1916 24th ST, RANDLE HIGHLANps--
One One, square vest Of Nailor I'd bus usoSs at st.
Sfw Mr Mo5uR SSS o"tn 2n ss 4sS sss
pa ASCOT ST Ne, NEAR 4th AND r. l.
ssvfSsary s,S neS Ss5 corner brick six rooms;
1910 Evarts st. Brookland - Groom
frame, detached. ami. SO
:, 1890 Kearney St. Brookland-Bung allow.
'o'"'S Ga'"S I' 7. THiAcKER.
1887 Evarts St. Brookland, Pot. 2219
bath, garage. SIo5.50.
,5 54a7 Gem son ave, n.w.-ls room, = baths,
l4lS Isi HEbsEs s' HrbpLEr6N SGG%s 6s!hi ist s'0
141a Eye St NV. Franklin 95o3.
FOR COLORED
Four rooms. brick; bath. gas light, la
trobe heat. in Southwest section: for sale,
not for rent. but no cash payment required.
JOHN II. WRIGHT
Main e4o7. 1ll6 Vermont ave. NV.
~, COLUMBIA RID; NV. 2.sToRY
brick, rooms and bath. near Soldiers
nome ETOUHus, SOb.
1904 Holnlead pl,o n.w-A 3-story and
basement brick. has rooms and bath. gas
eec.. garage, hot-water heat. hot-water heat
or tinstantl. hwd. floors: car and bus
43S st. n.w.-9 rooms and bath gas
light. newly papered and painted.
hot-water heat. three-story brick: near cars
c. s sHRETE. I2.2 CONN. AVE. NV.
SIX ROOMS. NO BATH. BRICK; GAS
light. water in kitchen: in Northwest sec.
tion: for sale. not for rent. but no cash
payment required: "a so per month covers
all interest and principal payments.
John Fl. WRIGHT
Main 94o7. l116 Vermont ave. NV.
2I2a R ST. ,N.w;-l5 r., = b. AND
1915 n n.w.-1o r. & = b.. ami.... $50
3545 Hertford pit I. & H.. ami,
1903 18th nw-a r and > b.. ami lis
1926 Irving St n.w.-9 +, & b.. ami. los
1904 NJ st. NV T. & b.. h.-w.h.... IS
"Slo n6th NE =. & b.. amI.... 20
23l Mass. ave. NV r. & b...... 80
aa5 10th St NV. Main .Ioo.
COLORED
ldl2 ST n.w.-s r. b. ami. 500 90
1900 Flagler pl-5 r. h., ami.
. ma nf. - :. .....-. oo.oO
lois Girard st. n.u.-3-r & b, apt.
4437 A st. se.-5 rooms ...:...:.. $50
213O y. Y. ave- rooms. ......... $3.50
30 Woodburn--3 rooms ........... 1000
1402 lst ST. n.w.--i room. ......... 1000
B. F: SAUL CO.
925 10Th St. NV. Main 2lOo
1917 COL RD-Io ROOMS q RATHS.
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RENT-RUsINES PROPERTY.
INDU STRI.tL SITES.

INDUSTRIAL SITES FOR SALE.
One of the most desirable industrial and
business sites between Washington and Alex
andria containing 4 - acres. fronting on
both cement roadway and industrial tracks
of the steam railway. with switch privileges
guaranteed; sewerage. with right 10 tap
same - minutes ride TO Washington by
auto or trolley. For price and terms inquire
Rom, No T1lorano bldg
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= rms. KIT, bath. recep. hail ...... 900
rms. kit. bath. recep hall 49,. 5000
THE AMBASSADOR,
1850 10th st.
Apartments i'll high-grade
building on 10th st.
24-hour telephone and eleva-
tor service.
Convenient to bus and car
lines.
One room and bath. $3.50 to
$3.50.
Two rooms, kitchen, bath and
porch, SIS to $3.50.
Apply to Resident Manager
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
912 18th st. NV.
Main O8SS.
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1917 COL. RD.--,l2 ROOMS. 3 BATHS;
c. ". SIMPSON co.
IA 18th 81. NV. Franklin 300.
oil DELAFIELD ST NV.
Six rooms and bath. h.-w.h elec. lights.
new house and in perfect condition. Avail
able June so per month.
1892 QUINCY ST. NV.
Six rooms and tiled bath: hot-water heat.
electricity, norChes. garage. fireplace: new
house in excellent condition: Sl00 per mo.
1879 QUINCY ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath. hot-water heat. cleo
tricity, garage: $50 per month.
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LINCOLN BUILDING,
514 10th St.
1000 SO. it. Office and loft
room; passenger and freight
elevators; hreproof, heavy con-
struction; flood of light four
sides; wired for power; gas.
Your advertising on this build
ing is worth the full rent.
263O 18th STREET.
On edge OF the high-priced
Mt. Pleasant retail district, at
half rent. All the other stores
in this block are doing we'll.
One tenant owns his store
block north, moved to our loca-
tion and rented his at big price
and is well satisfied with the
change.
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,r-ROOM. BATH. PANTRY ELECTRIC
r9bnts' wbits' large large garage. paved street strictly
terms or cash offer considered l2 Schey
ave- HyattsvllIe. Nd :iis
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NEARING COMPLETION. GROOM AND
hath semi bungalow. everything for a com
plcte nome: ] X blocks from r. l. ave Easy
terms. owner. $500 32nd ST. Mt. Rainier Md.
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SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

strictly modern: rents $3.50: low expense.
SIT .500-3 apts.. rents 81 $50. Wash Hts
FSTATORS CO. 1923 NV.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

lContInued.)
Small CASH PAYMENT AND $3.50
monthly buys attractive bungalow, ami.
muffin garage. beautiful lawn JOHN TOR
bdaeyaro bhSrAD co,,n. c2%ner r, oiSe 125 Baltimore
GROOM ELASTICo BUNGALOW: HOT
hardwood f oors -id ss5 wateF eectrGty
from Key bridge Up Lee HtghWay. ,' Lee DaIs Yer
side d1 i1Soh =. '4iags Va Look for sign left
Wise Bnder. Gf dalsh%aS sad o~nct. r and phone, l. 6
Clarendon so4F4 or 5I4-w-a 81.
= ~, Rooms. ON ELECTRICITY. GAS. H.-w.H.,
in. water in Kitchen garage. hen el house gar
zen 1s planted: buildings frst-cIass condition:
lines. Price st. 900. part cash. / r Shenk,
z Fairfield St. Cherrydale Va 81.
NEARBY MD.-NEw 5-ROoM AND BATH
,ors, 6us line: 500 cash; $50 month includes in
on first q trust rnfPa sHff al al aSpsd D1s
1877. Hyattsville 694-R 81.
room. BATH. PANTRY ELECTRIC
white neighborhood fine home. 81 800:
sems s2e Hyatf.yIs fT .s5 os5 considered IL sgaey
NEARING SI3A COMPLETION. GROOM AND
hath semi bungalow. everything for COM
piete home: Y blocks from R. l. ave Easy
'''''s' owner $3.50 32nd St, Mt Rainer 5o Nd
SEMLBUNGALOw. 6 ROOMS BATH AND
PPsnkt PPsIktrs; ] AM furnace. basement. front and
Es1 elcs terms s.F hdd,ss f
RREFiNED. Ri.HsD. VACANT; GROOM BUNGALOW.
beautifully decorated. every modern conven-
renee: hot-Water heat bath gas electricity
sarase: large wide pOrches. cellar attic for
Gore rooms large lot: pretty lawns block
Hyattsyile. $4,000: $500 caah $50 monthly,
Nhs. WALKER Owner. HyattsvIlle s5W.
SfG" SEW 4-R, & BATH BUNGALOW: $4,000:
81 ICON mnn house. with nearly 3 acres: only
S2'guo. t.ey ar. bungalow. corner lot: ONLY
Fo,o"u, Sou down. So b. r STJFFIFR
upp9site u. Cottage City Nursery. bio;ien -l.,.rE
,:t'd pEslRABLE 6-RCT,M HOUSE. AMI:
arg attractive lot and fruit trees $500
ash balance $50 monthly 2gn5 : Da-
Nota ave ne. North 9I1-W.
DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD-E0NF Igr
nn6 an; M; Al "ondn.; blk bus: new S25.-
ITtas-: 2 "a. garden planted fruit poultry
fuIns garage: Sb,5OO. $3.50 cash: S57 so mo
:. MILLER. MILLER. owner Evansville 2si-R. 81
FOREST GLEN. MD.-IO-ROOM HOUSE.
9"'-oo. X A. BARBEE, Forest Glen Nd
SAVE COMMISSION-NE BTINGATOW-
D r. b. :. D.: oak floors h W heat. ga
age 10 match; terms. Philadelphia ave he
sTfeh NJ & New York and Chicago aves. Blair,
NEW BUNG GAL0w-S4 500: $500 down:
one one iare See b. r. STIFFLER opposite
cottage City Nursery. Baltimore blvd 81.
SIX ROOMS. BATH. RECEPTION HALL.
sun parior; ami: Dutch colonial style. lot
22i23XIoo; 2i3 hne residential section, Riverdae
trlc cars, . minutes steam cars. d. NJ RAD
CLlFFE. Washington ave. HyattsviiIe T5i-J
MODERN SEyE-E pnc1, ,,,,--,- -,,-
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ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME. II ROOMS.
2 baths. , fireplaces, large lawn. shade
hedges porches. . "a acres all kinds bearing
fruits: poultry house: garage: on trolley al
station. > miles Key Brldges near Wilson
blvd: S13 500: terms OWNER. 1908 Park
rd. NV: Adams 4IG6 evenings: immediate
nossessinn 81
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committee In favor Of 4 tariff upon
brushes.
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foot. Detroit with its rapid
growth, due largely to the motor
industry, is topping the list with
$3.50 to $500 per square foot. st.
Louis quotes 500 to 5000 at 100
per cent location, while Denver
quotes $50 top notch. These
prices, of course, are based upon
the best 100 per cent district 10
cations. Tomorrow, however,
should an industrial slump hit
this area, prices would drop auto
matically.
Atlanta, Georgia. quotes $50 to
$40 with wide variation in prices.
washington is guarded against
artificial stimulation that would at
anv time effect the value of 100 per
cent business district This is due
TO the protection that governmental
resources, a tremendous outlay OF
money in governmental property and
governmental enterprise offers. The
average square foot price OF ground
in 100 per cent locations Of Wash
ington ranges from 500 to $500. This
is constantly going higher at a con-
sistent rate of increase.
Conditions that ordinarily effect
q city will at no time effect Wash
ington. Aside from governmental
activity the reason for systematic
increase in the price Of property is
due to the rapid growth in popula,
ton.
AS an investment there is no
sounder medium than found In
Washington's central business sec.
ton. We are fortunate to be To-
Gated amid such ideal commercial
Steadfastness
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MON 7 COME RY
AIDS BIGGER
CAPITAL
Suburban Civic Federation to
Cooperate in Building
Up City

Formation of the Montgomer,
County Civic Federation a few
nights ago was a first step TOWARD
q cooperative movement looking
toward greater Washington, j
r. Crutchfield, sales manager fol
Maddux. Marshall. Moss and Nal
lory. declared today.
The people of Battery Park
Edgemoor, Bradley Hills, Wes
Chevy Chase, Takoma Park and
other Maryland suburbs, who
formed the association, feel tha
they are really residents of the
Capital and that any cooperation
they lend to any movement t
beautify Washington viii ultimately
benefit them personally.
I've feel certain, Mr.. Crlitchfleic
continued. that Washington viii
have a population Of a million OF
more within a very few years. Cold
facts show that the limitations OF
the District of Columbia will not
accommodate this many people and
every indication points to the exc
dus of the overflow to the north
west, which means Maryland,
sPlaces like Edgemoor, Battery
Park and West Chevy Chase. now
twenty minutes from the heart OF
the city. viii no longer be suburbs.
They viii be part of the main sec
ton of washington and the man
seeking a suburban residence viii
be out in the neighborhood of Gar
rett Park or further.
KNOWING these things, the resi-
dents of these developments are
anxious that the District, nearby
Maryland and nearby Virginia
unite in a development Of parks
and other civic improvements mod
eled along the lines of those in the
District n order that the Greater
Washington may develop along
similar lines in every section. These
people will ask the cooperation OF
Maryland officials in seeking Inn
provements in nearby Maryland
that will conform to those of the
District and I feel sure that the
great amount Of taxable properly
represented by these sections will
be able to obtain a favorable hear
ing on any such request.
There is no doubt in my mind
today that Washington Is one of
the greatest cities in the world, and
that its Importance as a govern
mental, social, cultural and educa-
tional center, together with its ac-
knowledged beauty as home cen
ter. is beginning to spread more
and more. In order that its spread
Ing lines may retain the symmetri-
cal beauty which is now one of its
chief assets, the people of the near
by sections, which must inevitably
heconIe a part of the main city.
must cooperate with the District
In civic improvements.
This is largely the object of-Ahe
Montgomery County Civic FedeEl-
ton, 1 believe, and as its people
Feel that they are really residents
OF Washington, look to see them
accomplish a great deal OF good for
the Nations Capital1
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Bis APARTNEN nj
HOUSE NEARLY
READY
500, 900 Brightwood struc-
ture VIII Be Occupied
About Dec. 1

The latest addition to Brightwood
and one that is much needed to
care for this rapidly growing com.
munity, is the new Bordeaux apart
ment building.
The main entrance of this mod
ern two.story apartment house will
face the main entrance OF Walter
Reed Hospital, with a frontage Of
1926 feet on Georgia avenue and d
depth Of 87.99 feet. having total
area 81 S,09S square feet.
The front will be OF brick faced
with marble and attractively orna-
mented with iron balconies at the
windows. The building will contain
eighteen apartments Of two rooms,
kitchenette and bath, and some
three-roona, kitchenette and bath
apartments. Each Of the apart
nlents will be well lighted, due to
the large courts In the center OF
the building.
Shannon and Luclls financed the
undertaking, which viii cost ap.
proximately 500, 900. 1t Is under
stood the building will be ready for
occupancy about December
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-28
MOTHER 10 LOSE LEGS AS
RESULT or GUN BLAST

NORFOLK, Va, Nov Is. With
anpntation Of both legs certain and
her life despaired Of, Mrs. Olga
Seneca, forty.six Of Princess Anne
courthouse. IS lying in local hos
pita1 today, the accidental victim
of shot fired by her sixteen-year
old son while cleaning q shotgun
The boy Is alleged to have left
one shell in the gun. preparatory to
going on hunting trip. When the
weapon was discharged the mother
sat only few feet away.
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II is interesting to follow cities
undergoing intensive development
and to compare them with the ever.
upward trend Of value in Wash
ington. There are many cities
where ground sells at a higher
value to the square foot, but such
prices are always at the mercy OF
commercial conditions, not so In
washington. This is partly true IN
New York city. The values thai
at one time were high on record
on Fourteenth street have con
stantly undergone a change Al
business has moved uptown to
Twenty-third. Thirty-seventh. and
now the FVifty-ninth street district
Washington Situation
washington presents a unique de
yelopment as business has gone
from downtown to Massachusetts
avenue. However, the biographies
layout of Washington will prohibit
such large industrial jumps as have
been prevailing in New York. AT
the present time, in the New York
Fifth and Sixth avenues, ground is
listed at $500 to $500 per square
foot.
There is a shortage OF this
ground. However, in the recent
past such sales have been made, to
gether with long-term leases that
justify these figures as criterion
The above quotation is the prevail
ing figures rather than the excep
ton.
Probably better than any other
city Washington, can be compared
to Philadelphia In its rapid shop
ping district growth. At the pres
ent time. Philadelphia shopping
district ground brings approximate.
~ $500 per square foot.
In section where industrial In
fluence and conditions are the fac
tors governing real estate values,
the cities in and about the Great
Lakes offer a splendid example
Cleveland at the present time is
quoting 800 to 5000 per square
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-28
MAYA TEMPLE RUINS
DESCRIBED IN LECTURE

How the high cost of living"
some 400 years ago caused an en.
tire civilization to trek several
hundred miles To start ii anew
was told last night to members of
the National Geographic Society ~
SyIvarius Morley, speaking at the
Masonic Temple Auditorium The
civilization was that Of the Mayas
who reached a high state Of culture
IN Central America In the early cen
tpries Of the Christian era.
AS result. the city Of Chichen
Itza. where are situated the most
Important Of the Magyar ruins
srrang into existence, Mr.. Morley
said. He described the work Of un-
earthing temples showing numerou
slides OF affairs columns, sculptured
figures. and hieroglyphic inscrip
tons.
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LIGHTS FAIL ED AT PARTY;
HOST AWARDED ST. 200

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 28 Be.
cause his house was alleged to
have been left in total darkness
while has was entertaining guests
at his home one night last spring.
a jury in city circuit court has
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-28
INFANTRY DEATHS LED
WORLD WAR FATALITIES

Nearly rs per cent of battle
deaths in the world war, SO far as
the commissioned personnel is con-
cerned, fell upon the infantry, &C.
cording to figures compiled by the
War Department
First lieutenants, with a total of
e19 deaths, led all other grades in
battle deaths.
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TRI-sTATE HOTEL MEN
TO MEET IN SPARTANBuRG

sPARTANBURG. S. q, Nov. q.
Plans are being made here for
the entertainment Of $50 delegates
to the annual convention Of the
Southern Hotel Association. which
meets in Spartanburg December .
and 10.
The association comprises the
management staffs of hotels in
North and South Carolina and Vir-
ginia.
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awarded j.. e. House q verdict Of
S1 200 against the Virginia Railway
and Power Company.
House charged he suffered great
mental anguish and pain because
the lights were turned off for near.
" twenty.four hours.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-28
Business Property IN
y. G. Mounts Steady
BY MoRToNyJ. .LUCHS
VIZ -S-e.;.,.,,t ~ shannnn ana Tnnysa !

Considerable has been expressed from time time
in the real estate fields value of Washington ci best
shopping ground compared with the market prices for
property other cities 1T after careful research
and contact with realtors other cities and other cities real
estate boards that the deductions disclosed the following
10 hoyo haou r1pd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-28
WIFE OF LORD MAYOR
OF LONDON IS DEAD

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-Lady Pryke.
wife OF Sir William Robert Pryke.
cied early today from heart failure.
Her husband was installed Lord
Mayor OF London three weeks ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-28
IIAIRBRUsH MAKERS
HIT BY BORBED HAIR

LONDON, Nov 2S.-Bobbed hair
has dealt a stiff blow to the hair
brush industry in England, accord
ing to Arthur Frischer. He was
testifying before a board of trade