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New Britain herald., 1926-09-10

She declares herself convinced that woman serves her country and humanity best as a good house. wife.
 No Intimate Friends
 Upon rising. Princess Eudoxie immediately helps her brother with his fairly bulky correspondence She and the king then have an early lunch and frequently dine to- gather at ? o'clock. The hour be- fore dinner Is set aside for official visits. She deplores the lack Of in inmates, most of her friends hav- ing moved to other countries when they married. After dinner there is respite during which she either plays tennis or rides horse back. At times she and the king also take a motor ride or mount a motorcycle.
 Princess Eudoxie excels as a lin- guist, speaking. reading and writ ing huently English, German. French, Italian and Russian, and being thoroughly conyersant with the literature Of these languages.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
CAN'T FACE FACTS

Amsterdam, Sept. 10 UP - Long training for work is not yet a part of woman's philosophy, and she of ten finds facts hard to meet.
 This statement from Dr. Eliza beth Baker, professor of economics at Barnard college, Columbia, preceded an outline to delegates Of the fourth international congress of university women of scientific attempts in the United States to reconcile house. keeping and careers outside of their homes for university women.
 She named Vassar, Smith college, the Merrill Palmer school in De- troit, the bureau of vocational in- formation of New York and inquir- ies into the economic status of wo- men by the department Of agricul- ture at Washington as efforts to solve women's difficulty in the dual task of home and profession.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
M orst Since 1918

Al Terre Haute. Indiana, condi- lions were the most serious since the disastrous flood Of 1918, the 7.S5 inches Of rain at Mattoon, Illinois, was the heaviest fall since 1907 and Jacksonville. Ill. recorded eight inches of rain for the first flood in it's history.
 Throughout central Illinois, hun dreds of automobile tourists were marooned, cut off by submerged highways or weakened bridges Rail- road service was impaired by wash ed out trackage and bridges and in some sections was not attempted.
 Near Terre Haute 25 coal mines Were temporarily abandoned and a number of industrial plants in the city were idle. Some houses were partly under water. One freak Of the storm was the washing away of ground at the foot Of d spillway al Lake Brachen, near Galesburg. H.. disclosing a five foot vein of coal clay.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Police Kill Couple of
 Bank Robbers in Texas

Clarksyille, Tex Sept. 10 P- Two unidentified bank robbers, bur dened with S1d,000 loot, from the l.er River National bank, were shot to death as they left the bank about noon yesterday by Ranger Captain Tom Hickman. Ranger Stuart Stan ley and Constable B. l. Ivy, who lay in wait in a building across the street after having received a tip that the robbery vas to take place.
 The robbers had placed the money in a suitcase and had reach ed the sidewalk when the officers ran out and began shooting. Both fell. mortally wounded.
 Seven persons were in the bank when the men entered. Giving com- mands stick 'em up higher" the robbers raked up all the cash in sight, stuffed It in the suitcase and started to flee.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10

This Ring contains seven bril- liant diamonds so expertly set that it has the appearance of being one large stone. The mounting is 18-k. white gold, all hand pierced.
 Sl'oo down Sl.5O weekly
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
DENPSEY'S PUNCH
 GREATEST ASSET
Champ Co-ordinates Strength
 and Mind in Swing

New York, Sept. 10 OP-Perfect coordination between mind and muscle, the ability to bring instant and overwhelming force 10 any movement, makes Jack Dempsey one Of the greatest, if not the greatest hitter in ring history.
 The worlds heavyweight cham pion draws his remarkable punch ing power from a pair Of splendid fighting hands They are big boned and boast a squareness across the knuckles that does not belong 10 the average individual. He possesses remarkably developed wrists, which are an inch larger than his ankles and has great strength in the hitting muscles of the forearm, upper arm, shoulders and back.
 Hitting Instinct.
 Dempsey also possesses the facul- ty Of proper leverage. He brings the muscles of his legs as well as the upper part of his body into play and gets both weight and impetus behind his punches. Dempsey has wonderful hitting instinct. Some Of his movements are animal like. Some Of his punches travel less than six inches yet they crash over with bone-crushing effect, ap- parently effortless, and limiting little of the tremendous power be- hind them.
 The titleholder delivers his blows from almost any posture and hits from any angle. In this ability no heavyweight in the history of glove fighting has ever approached him. He hits coming or going. fat-footed or on his toes, from long range or short and from positions in which the ordinary fighter would be tied up.
 If Dempsey has any blows which might be regarded as aces they may be considered a left to the jaw and right to the chin. These blows are generally delivered with one-two effect. His left thrusts to the body Ait< 't SUI i'IiEI liAdilS dli ppBOHbHl, making him a victim for a right to the chin or under the heart.
 Unified Action
 Dempsey's wonderful punching power was conyincingly displayed in his fight with Jess Willard at Toledo in 1919 when he won the championship. Dempsey felled the big kansan five times with punches to the jaw, sometimes leaping In the air 10 take a crack at his noun tainous foe.
 Dempsey combines the power of a Babe Ruth with the hitting in- stinct and accurate eye of Ty Cobb. Bob I'itzsimmons Is the only other heavyweight who com- bined hitting ability and accuracy to so remarkable degree as Dempsey, but Fitzsimmons lacked 1 Dempsey's ability to let drive from any angle or from any position.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10

There were little more than esti- mates on the cumulative loss to agriculture, but they ran well up into the millions.
 Farmers abandoned hope for small grain standing in some sec tions and, taking note Of coolness accompanying the rains. were fear ful for corn. under threat Of frost before maturity.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
SEVEN DEAD, MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
 DAMAGE IN STORMS IN MIDDLE WEST

alyzed into complete inactivity by floods which swept fields and fac tories alike.
 In central Indiana and Illinois the torrential rain and lightning were more damaging in their effect than last weeks storms from which d broad area from Ohio to Nebras- ka was only beginning to recover before the fresh onslaught.
 Clearing skies and forecast of warmer weather promised relief to- day and strengthened hope that the peak Of the downpours had been reached Wednesday night, although the weather bureau hinted return of unsettled conditions tomorrow.
 The fear today was Of swollen streams freshened by torrents drain ing inundated territory miles from the principal outlets.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Widen Scope of State
 Gypsy Moth Quarantine

Hartford, Sept. 10 P-Plans to make the state gypsy moth quaran- tine confirm with federal regula- tions and the inclusion of quarry products and other carriers of the pest in the shipment restrictions were unopposed at a public hearing conducted by the state agricultural experiment station at the capitol this morning. Formal notice of the changes will be made out by Direc- tor w. L. Slate and submitted to Governor Trumbull for approval.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
PRINCESS DEGREES
 ROYAL EASE IDEAS
King Boris Sister Publishes r. Series Of Memoirs

Berlin. Sept. OFp - Princess Eudoxie of Bulgaria, the 2S-year- old sister of King Boris and daugh- ter of the former Car Ferdinand, in her memoirs published in the National Zeitung' shows that a princess does not always have such soft snap"
 She describes the training she and her brother received for their royal station. but confesses 10 hav- ing a decided predilection for a home life which. she says. may seem anomalous in cur present era of excitement but is perhaps 10 be explairAd by the absence or woman suffrage in our country" AS in Bulgaria women are rather tn- clined to adapt themselves to the reasoning Of men, the princess considers such an innovation un- called for.
 Likes Simplicity
 The royal writer refutes the ire quent opinion that princesses only wear gorgeous gowns and bedeck themselves with rare jewels.
 ''On the stage and the screen" she declares, we are even portray ed with diamond crowns and robes of ermine. But as a matter of fact I prefer the simplest of clothes and during the last two years have only had two new gowns made, all-Bulgarian in style, material and workmanship.
 Expenses entailed by more costly wardrobe the princess insists she can use to better purpose in alleviating the distress of the many impoverished Bulgarians. But un- fortunately, there are never suffi- icent funds available to supply the wants of all
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
JAPANESE ATHLETE

Tokyo. Sept. LfP - Miss Kinue Ilitomi, Japan's foremost woman athlete, went to Sweden to partici- pate in the women's Olympic games beginning August 28 and continuing for four days. Miss H. tomi claims two worlds records in the 200-metre dash and in the hop skip-and-jump. She also holds an international running high jump record and a number of Japanese records in the shot-put, 50-meter dash and the running broad jump.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Hartford Man Selected
 Head of Fish Committee

Hartford, Sept. 10 GP - Warren J. Scott Of this city. director of the bureau of sanitary engineering of the state department of health. has been made chairman on the con- mittee Of shell fish Of the confer ence Of state sanitary engineers. This comimttee will study the work being carried on in various states and by the federal public health service. Other members are J. E. Bacon, New Jersey; stephen
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Central Indiana and Illi- nOis Hit Hardest and h. dustry and Agriculture Are Paralyzed - Coal Mines Flooded.

Chicago. Sept. 10 lP-The central west counted seven deaths and at millions in property and crop loss today in the flooded wake Of the third visitation within ten days by storms or equinoctial fury.
 Industry and agriculture were at a standstill in many localities, par
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
S Four Skin
 DuorSaMow?

You will be enthusiastic over al new French Process Cream for| whitening and beautifying the skin.
 It is so pure and different fron| other creams. Women say they see d great improvement in their com pleNions after the first application.
 If you want smoother. brighter| and younger skin, use MELLO-GLOl Cream. It's wonderful. At the Bos- ton Store and Raphae1's Dept Store.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
BEATS MEN

Zurich, Switzerland, Sept. 10 LP>- Elisabeth Sulber of Winterhur re- gently won. the Rousseau prize of the University of Zurich. The judg es decided that she wrote a better thesis on Romance languages than any of her male competitors.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
TOR SALE-HOUSES.
NEW OFFERING

NEW OFFERING
OF
WASHINGTON'S MOST DISTINCTIVE HOMES
NINTH AT LAWRENCE ST. NE, BROOkLAND
$3.50
$3.50 Cash SIS Month"; TO Include All
principal and interest.
These detached Tudor-type residences built
of the finest materasstucco and half timber
interocking hollow tile; Indiana limestone window sls
Crane instantaneous hoWater heater oak floors; large
lot to aev bult-in tub and refrigerator. Inspect now!
Drive Michigan past Catholic University
following line Monroe ST bridge, then
right first street and drive south block to houses
MOORE AND HILL INC.
73O 18th St Main 1l74.
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For SAI.E--HOUSES.
Main 100.

In Vicinity of 18th and K
Sts. NV.
SCI 300
Large tapestry brick house, consisting. OF
floor: library and three bedrooms and bath
ON second floor; four bedrooms and bath on
third floor.
Cleveland Park Homes.
Detached six rooms and bath garage
beautiful shrubbery.
Two story house of six rooms and bath
spacious grounds, with beautiful trees and
shrubbery: garage
S15,500.
Miller built home recently completed con
ssting of six rooms and bath.
BrookIand and Northeast
$4,000
\ magnificent detached home on large lot
I5nxl5O with broWnstone retaining walls
beautiful trees. shrubbcry and lawns House
consists Of IL rooms. oak floors throughout
No-Kol heater Three floor garage includ-
ing servants quarters. Two beautiful drive
ways approaching sarage. nnn
Large eight-room house, including four
bedrooms lot 50Xl 30 garage.
81 800.
Brick house completed within last wear
contains six rooms and bath: easy terms can
be arranged.
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TODAE'S BEST BUYS.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S5OO CASH.
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long 1akya to miss
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
homeof coonal rontp wi
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NEW HOMES, NE
LIS NJ.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
9l9 18th St NV. Franklin 1140
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FOR SAIF-IIOI SIS


OWNER HAS AUTHORIZED Is TO SELL
9i4 ~prinI rd. NV. at a reduced 0ri"c o.
take Il small property IN exchange for "qu.'y.
wApI.E & LEwEY
!i05 Vermont Air. Man 10000
50 5OO-NEW BUNGALOW. IN HIGH. -
inatou lBrootlandl Jus; above Rhode
island avenue. LAgc lot. hne porch i've
many distinct fcatErrs Owner VII accept
surprisingly easy payment terms Cai North
1850 after q nm.
SPECIAL COLORED.
Homes, an sizes al locations: racant and
SSnd5H So% 6nner ae r D. RorME R fa sI9 18Th '
NV. Main 3677 Room %.
WOODBRIDGE -BROOKLAND. We HAVE A
number of very desirable homes that can NJ
bought at very reasonable prices and termr.
- o9o S6oH '2Sh IN SIen M ss Se o fS% S45o ash
six large rooms. tiled bath cicctfir nsh's
garage: splendid value. Sl0.0cO. corner
brick home ~ Bronltland. ir-t .?mmerc,a.
s. 400. Chanci -hullt bungalows IN WOOD
ridge. h.wh. and modern throuEhoIt -
"eptIonally Wcti buIlt SPECIAL terms =
McLAcHLEN BANKING ,CoRP.N,
Nan i3e Evenings. North "l:i
COIORI.D iIOMl.
SEEKERS
Save sloo 10 500 ou the purchase prlge
Of Your Your nom nome o4 6F \, writing fGr iniorma',"n'
COLORID POSSESSION.
seaton st. near @nd-G-r & b: modem
$3.50 cash. haianec ike rcnt Thls price .
about - 900 below value Act duickly.
y. f.. RNON Co. Inc,
Nam 4597. 1873 -
Columbia l5i1 3tlS I'M -
MARYLAND AVE. NE.
Eight rooms on '"o Aoo-- llsrdoo.i
Bar D. 'Ff lot
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
Realtors
1912 Eve Street NV Franklin 95O3

DETACHED BRICK. Chevy Chase-SS,35O.
Chase 1 os.E detached dos p4 sTs Rsshu @ The The % & a rsa e R
conpiey % apped & % @ show
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resi- s @ sGnn bern and and wsr % % spofss ~ foo oot
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Evening phone service until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD ~
1412 Eye Street NV Franklin 9oO5
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. BUNGALOW-Sl4OO0.
Ecro
charming has ha""
to be
HALF SQUARE WEST OF CONN., AVE. CHEVY
CHASE. D. C-ONLY S12OO0-EASY TERMS.
six
hardwood
sees ern exposure
$500 CASH.
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payme
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT
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return
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG & COMPANY
1lOS 10th St. NV. Main 81.
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FOR SALE
SIMMER CAMPS.

CAMP SITE. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
frame house 80 Ivy "a, with large porch.
facing Potomac River. Virginia side. Ad-
dress Box 65-M. Star Office. -
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PETWORTH.
Twenty-foot;; Six-room Home
On Illinois Ave.

Less than two blocks from Grant
Circle. Six large. bright rooms. sleep
ing porch attic. hardwood floors. hot
water heat special selected lighting
fixtures. screened throughout. instan-
taneous hot-water heater. two-car ga
rage. Owner must sell and We are
authorized to quote a figure that Is
surprisingly low for such a desirable
home in this fine location
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SHORE PROPERTY.

OCEAN CITY. NJ I'VE HAVE THE BEST
of everything in Ocean City real estate for
sale or rent. CLARENCE DINKLEBERGER.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
w. {. & A. \. MILLER,
REALTORS-BUILDERS.

lll9 18th st. NV.
S1o.500.
In the northwest section. onc-half hlnCl,
from l4th street car line; a modern detached
home OF eight rooms and bath. LaratorN ON
first floor. Large lot with beautiful shrub
berry.
Sil.250.
Brick house IN northwest section. consist
ing of eight rooms and bath. Complete III
every detail. Garage.
Chevy Chase, d. {.
$1,000
Beautiful detached home on corner lot.
consisting of six rooms and bath.
So1 900.
Charming Miller-huilt home. close TO Con
necticut ave.
Large detached house on spacious lot
beautiful shrubbery. hedges and lawn; 125
rose bushes. . fruit trees. Two-car garage
to match house. House consists of two
floors and attic with reception hall. living
room dining room. parlor kitchen.
pantry, buffers pantry. builtin refrigerator.
four bedrooms and complete MAIDS room.
Spacious porches; two baths.
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SIMMER HOMES.

RESERVATIONS BEING MADE FOR SUN
mer vacation Chesapeake Bay cottage; exec
lent bathing. boating. fishing. grabbing; h'
week or month Address Box 1O2-M. Sta
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n. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
1418 Eye Street NV.
Phones Main 5o03-4.
$15,950-$1,OOO CASH.
Eight-room Detached
Home With Garage.

This extremely attractive home is
located in one of the finest and new
est northwest residential sections of
Washington. near bus and car lines.
The ARRANGEMENT of the house con
sists of full-width living room with
largo fireplace and four bedrooms of
unusual size. There are hardwood
floors, hot-water heat. base plugs and
ali the refinements of the we'll ap-
pointed home. Big yards. Garage.
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OAK BLUFF,
SOETH RINIIR

Vicinity South River Park Water front
sites 100 it, frontage. assuring unusuti
building sites of cxclusivencss. Excellent
roads. Liberal concessions to purchaser
who will build at once.
M. 3705 Hyatts. 565-R aftei Pm.
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PINE -MHIEF BEACH.
I IANEDO\-

On the Potomac beautiful healthfu We
ter front lots restricted ERNEST LA\t
owner Valley Lee. Md. St. Mary Co.
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yE BUY SELL AND DEVELOP WATER

'lo''' ''' c. Fl. NEELY Co.
1918 H ST. NV. PHONE MAIN 9s9
COTTAGES FOR RENT AT NORTH BEACH.
Call CHISHOLM. Main 1929
AT SACRIFICE PRICE. CHOICE WATER
front lot on salt water. % miles from
Washington: convenient to railroad and ma
concrete road. Will take $500 Tor inlmed'
ate sale and arrange terms as desired.
BEAN, 30@ Bond Bldg.
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St. Hts.

Just a square from 10th
near the beautiful reservoir
entrance to Rock Greek
Park A splendid detached
home with seven large
rooms outside pantry. great
stone fireplace. full tiled
bath and tiled lavatory on
main floor, oak floors
throughout instant water
heater. large garage and all
modern comforts. Beautiful
grounds Easy terms.
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BOSS & PHELPS
Phone Main $500 Till 9 PM.
Cleveland Park Corner

Cleveland Park Corner
A rare offering In magnifi
cent Cleveland Park home,
occupying a choice corner
looking down three streets
The residence comprises sev
en- large rooms. two tiled
baths. maids room and
bath storage room. built.ln
garage etc. Among the
many refnements are com
plete copper screens, auto
matte storage tank heater.
copper composition roof and
numerous electric outlets IN
all rooms Moderately priced
on good terms.
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S13.5OO-Near Rock Creek

Superblv situated. overlook
ing Rock Creek Park. near
the Million Dollar Bridge.
this Is "a sacrifice offer Of q
fine home by owner. who
has purchased a larger resi-.
dcnce. six fine rooms. tiled
hath, two porches. oak
floors, screens. hot-Water
heat, electricity. two-car ga
raEc and many other fea-
furrS Very mnlcFdtc
terms
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21l 5th ST. NE
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES


FOR COLORED WILL PAY ALL CASH
for a u or = room house. brick or frame. iu
any good section does not have to be mod-
ern Call Main 92l0 or Room 1I3. 1910
Vermont ave. t-.
TO : ROOM BRICK HOUSE. ANY. GOOu
northwest or northeast section: an old hou~e
preferred viii make a good cash payment
-alI Main @13U or Room ioi Continental
WILL PAY ALL CASH-HOUSES FOR
culured any section or condition. E b.
GARVEY. Denrike Bldg Main 81 81.
5 TO 8 ROOM HOUSE. Ne. S.E, OR y y.
section. prefer old house. Would like pos
p T HCNGERFORp
Room 1912 1910 Vermont Ave. Nam HlSt
PETWORTH-I HAVE A CLIENT WITH
from $1,000 to 81 600 cash List your
property with me right away. by phone "f
'9''''' f. WALT BURTON. .JR..
Insurance Bldg. Nam 164S
WE HAVE PURCHASERS FOR HOUSES IN
all sections of the city. List your house
IOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS.
ara penusylvania Ave Sc
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

CHEVY CHASE, D. {.
Near stores churches and schools eight
rooms large lot. abundant planting: garage.
Phone Cleye. S73-J. 3165 NOrthamptOn st.
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S13.o5O-In Chevy Chase

Practically new detached
residence on main thorough
fare just off Connecticut
avenue. Seven rooms. two
baths hardwood floors
large porches. numerous
built-in convenlencPs. hot
water heat. electric lights
and all modern refnements
Large grounds. Easy terms
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OWNER HAS AUTHORIZED Is TO SELL
81! ~priuH rd at reduced Urf"c p~
take a small property IN exchange for "qu''e.
Vacant
Evening star., 1926-09-21

Best buy in this section; only $500
cash. Close to r. L. ave on s. Oak. ave.
Reduced for quick sale. Six rooms h.-w.h h.
hardwood floors. onen fireplace: tiled hath.
with garage; large lot Be sure to see ue
before you buy. Five-room bungalow for
rent Six-room house for rent. Lots for
sale
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S.ALEi--I' '.ARMS.
WANTED-FARNS

NV. sections from Is TO 10 rooms to trade
for small farms in Montgomery County
WALTER 4. BROWN. 900 II. VI. 1853
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REAL. ESTATE IAlANs

MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST MORT
cages on property in the District OF Column
ba at current interest rates. GLADMAN
Realtor, Line. 346. %30S Pa. ave. Sc.
TWO DAYS TO DELIVER MOSEY-2nd
aud Bird trust loans: 500 to $4,000. H. !.
COLEMAN. 1410 6 st. NV. Franklin S33S.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
tAANERT BEACH

tAiN ERT BEACH
OK THE CHESAPEAKE
For a very short time only large water
front LOIS ia this beautiful restricted sub
GNtsion. can be bought for sos; other lots
SinO mp. all lots IS q. wide, select yours
and double yotr money. Terms ARRANGED .
expansive na4ural beach, shade.
JOHN NJ. KING ( co.
oe1" r. Ave NE Pot $40
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A Highly Restricted Community.
Close to Schools, Stores
and Street Cars.
SUNSHINE HOMES
On Lots - ft. to II it. Front.
Four Bedroom Brick Homes.
Plenty of Room for Sunshine,
Air and Flowers.
Priced Less Than Row Houses.
Exhibit Home Furnished by the National
Furniture Co.
Take car marked "Brookiand'' to end of
route and walk two squares east on Michi-
gan ave- or drive out Michigan ave. to 18th
st. n.e or call Main ] 093 for automobile
Built-Owned-For Sale by
w. WALTER VAUGHN,
42OO 18th Street NE.
North 5431.
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-, Also four row houses near 14th and
Florida ave. NV rented for S. 80 per
month Price. Sl3 500
LEO T HAINES
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ONLY " SQUARES FROM KEY BRIDGE
Corner property. rooms and barn ever
increasing traffic. business and values only
star office o3H
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SEVEN ROW HOUSES NEAR NAVY
ward: five have q rooms; two have rooms:
renting for SID per month. Price. 5000
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

n-w.-Rent, 500: price. S6.75O: terms.
- broom brick 18th s.w. near, d; rent,
$500; price. $4,000: terms. Address Box
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EOR SsJ.t--.CREAGF

100 ACRES IN NFARSN MD. SUITABLY
for development, State road and bus
service: price. So 900. BATMAN &
HFINZNA \ 1904 II St E.v.