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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
Central Time stations


| KFNF = Shenandoah, Iowa (266m-
l11SOkc), u. M, Northboro schools,
iSupt. Butts, director.
! KPRC = Houston, Texas (266.9m-
l1O1Okc), 12 noon, book talk Julia
Ideson; 1890 p. M, health talk, DR..
IA H. Flickwir; $50, Uncle Judd's
kiddies hour; 1880, Blanchard's dance
!orchestra; Claude A. Blanchard, leader;
$3.50, Mary Catherine Evans, classical
pianist; 8, Mrs. Robert La Cox, dra-
matte soprano.
WDAF-Kansas City, Mo. (S65.6m-
82Okc) 3:304:30 p. M, the Stars
string orchestra; 81, Tell-Me-a-
Story lady; address, book talk, Louis
Meeker; music, the Trianon ensemble,
Hotel Muehlebach; 11:45-1 a. M, Carl
Nordberg's Plantation players, Hotel
lMuehlebach; organ numbers, Ted
Meyn, Pantages theater.
| WFAA Dallas, Texas (475.9m-
Iland, pianist; 4:3O-5, Cloyd Griswold,
songs and ukulele; 6;3O-7:SO, Don
Bestor's orchestra, dinner music;
I8:30-9:3O, j. N. Crawfords orchestra
and musicians; HIP, zedrick Moore
singing; Mustang band of Southern
Methodist university.
| WHB-Kansas City, Mo. (S65.6m-
82Okc), 7-7:45 p. M; Morrell Moore,
crganist; aviation talk, Harry Winner;
SO, Edna Forsythe, director; $40,
Ukulele Songsters, Harry Taylor Sam
Martin; Mrs. Harry Taylor, pianist.
WHO = Des Moines, Iowa (526m-
I57Okc), 1903 p. M, Raleigh quintet;
SO, Bankers Life trio; Hip, Bankers
Life Little Symphonic orchestra.
| WOAW-Omaha, Neb. (526m- 1OOOkc),
I12:45 p. M, Jaffy's string quintet; 6,
classicCl; 6:15, Hawaiian trio and
soloists; $50, RandalPs Royal Fon-
ltenelle orchestra; 9, De Luxe pro-
gram; 12, G. RS Radio night watch
man.
| woo = Davenport, Iowa (4SS.6m-
l12:15 p. M, alfalfa Seeding Time
and How" Prof. w. L. Burlison; g.
$3.50, home management, Aunt Jane;
7-7:3O, Larkinites, WEAF; 1908,
Jeanette Brewbaker, Erwin Swindell,
pianist; SO, Clicquot Club Eskimos;
| 9-1O, Silvertown Cord orchestra,
lWEAF; 11-12 LeClaire hotel orcher-
ira; Peter Macarthur, baritone.
WRR-Dallas, Texas (246m- 500kc),
12-1 p. M, Roy I. Newman, pianist,
old time melodies; Bible talk, DR.. r.
| S. Hyer; 5:15 bedtime story; 81,
dinner hour program, Jack Gardner's
orchestra; SO, varied program aus
lpices of Indiana club.
Mountain Time Stations
CNRC-Calgary, Can. (434.5m-690kc)
l1O p M, Margaret King, violinist;
Gwenllian Biggs, cellist; Edythe Scott,
pianist; Miss Chesterfield, Miss White
head, Gerald Fitzgerald.
KOA-Denver Colo. (322.4m- -9SOkc),
|12:15 p. M, Rialto theater musicale;
I3:15, relaxing and corrective exercise;
$3.50, matinee for housewives; 4, cul-
mary hints; AIS, fashion review; $3.50,
dinner concert, Brown Palace string
orchestra, Howard Tillotson, director.
Pacific Time Stations
KFI-Los Angeles, Calf. (46S.5m-
640kc), 5:30-6 p. M, Norman Harvey's
orchestra; 6, nightly doings; 6:15,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
JOHN CAMPBELL GREENWAY.
(New York Herald Tribune).

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
Heard This One Lately

The boy left, the farm and went
to the city where he did well and
eventually got in the swim to some
extent. A brother stuck to the farm.
One day the farm boy got letter
from his city brother and among
other things it said:
90. Thursday we autoed out to
the country club where We golfed
till dark. Then we motored to the
beach and F'ridayed there"
The farm boy wrote back:
g. Yesterday we flivvered to
town and baseballed all afternoon,
Then we went to Mead's and poker
ed till morning. Today we muled
out to the cornfield and gehawed un-
til sundown. Then we suppered and
piped for while; after which we
staircased up to our room and bed
steaded until the clock fived."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
Recoenition Mt Inst

The groom was faultlessly appar-
elled in a blue serge suit with trous-
ers and vest to match, a starched
shirt with pleated bosom and a
striped red and blue tie, while his
only ornaments were plain gold cuff
buttons and a gold watch chain with
charm. Under his right arm he
carried a natty straw hat of latest
style and weave with a marine hat
band. He was clean shaven and re-
Gently trimmed, while his features
reflected deep thoughts. His feet
were clad in well-polished Florsheims
which just merely showed black silk
Holeproofs. A solitary carnation with
fern spray background lent the fin
ishing touch to the correctness of
the groom's ensemble.-From the
Stephenson (Mich.) Journal.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
which should Have whiI.tled.

A Scotsman, attended by his collie,
was walking through fishmarket
when he stopped to inquire the price
of some fine-looking fish. While he
was conversing with the fishmonger
the collie's tail dropped for a NOM
ent over a basketful of live lobsters
and one of the largest of them in
stantly clamped claws on it, causing
the collie to go dashing off through
the market homeward, yelping with
pain while the crustacean hung on
grimly.
Mon, mon" the fishmonger ap-
pealed after one speechless moment
of tense indignation, "whustle to yer
dog!"
"Hoot, mon,' the other retorted
complacently, 'whustle to yer lobs-
teri"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
ABE MARTIN

Sunday used t. be day o. rest,
but it's g't:in' t. be a day o. rest
from then ON. COnfusin' nOtOriety
with publicity rs becOmin' mighty
common.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
Expensive Lessons

I'm getting up little poker
game, Major" invited the friend.
Would you like to join us?'
"Sir, 1 do not play poker"
I'm sorry 1 was under the I'M
preston that you did"
81 was once under that impression
myself, SIR
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
A SERIOUS OMISSION

A SERIOUS OMISSION
In the account of the Indiana dog
which was electrocuted we were not
informed that he ate hearty break
fast of ham and eggs just before
he was led to the chair.
Copyright, 1925, Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
True To His Breeding

Lay down, pup; lay down. or
dered the man. Good doggie-lay
down, 1 say"
You'll have to say Lie down. mis-
ter" declared a small bystander;
that's a Boston terrier"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
CONSERVATIVE

The ground bog will lie low this
year. lest some furrier grab him and
make him into a sable fox.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28

confined his palace for but that
ended his period
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28

John George returned yesterday
from FL Paso and attending the
races in Juarez.
DR.. Robinson of the Peoples
drug store returned yesterday
from Santa Rita, New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Goode and
daughter, who recently arrived
here from Chickasha, Oklahoma,
have taken the Suits home on
Twelfth and e.
Franklin 3. Dorr, formerly
proprietor of the Dispatch has
been admitted to practice law
before the supreme court of the
territory. That is going scp!e
for Franklin B. but the Phoenix
Republican remarks that he is
degenerating. He is in partner
ship with Joe Morrison.
In the prohibition election. in
Cochise county the vets won by
a vote of 527 to PA.
C. r. Daiber has taken over
the real estate business of S. S.
Badger. Mr.. Badger is now with
the First National Ban.:.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28

POLICE NOTICE TO PEDESTRIANS
You can't win--in a walk.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
ROnla

mo, dearie, Tom isn't much Of a
driver conceded Gladys to her
chum, but ne certainly does know
how to park car"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
Plucked From the Plains
MtSnO1ller

MiSnOmer
Il Wart to know how much money
my husband has in the bank" de-
manded the lady masterfully, as she
strobe up to the cage
I'm sure / couldn't tell you
that, ma'am," replied the official
call you a teller, then?"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28

Policeman: "Wot are yer standing
ere for?"
Loafer: "Nuffink"
Policeman: well, just move on.
If everybody was to stand in one
place 'ow would the rest get past"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
Speed

speed
Bill: us Billings as fast as all
that?"
Hank: 81 should say SO. He's so
fast he can drink water out of a
straner."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28

In the prohibition election. in
Cochise county the vets won by
a vote of 527 to 274.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
Sixteen Years Ago

John George returned yesterday
from FL Paso and attending the
races in JuareZ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22

Lrge stock Of beds. springs and
ftresses.
Strider's Furniture Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22


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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22

Goats OF elegance and charm Wrap around blouse n
wide choice of the correct winter Every o
katz value many of them selling formerly for s
bargain. " secure VI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22
FOR SALE.

Several Houses and Lots on long
and easy payments. One-third to q
half can remain on property as long
as you want it. Twenty-Five hundred
dollars to loan on a first mortgage.
c. r. WALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the jefferson County Tele-
phone Company will be held in the
office of the Company in the Tele-
phone Building, Charles Town, West
Va, On Tuesday, January IL, 1927,
at o'clock p m. for the purpose of
electing Board of Directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction
of such other business as may prop
erlv come before said stockholders
in annual meeting
G. E. HUGHES, President
MYRTLE BARR, Secretary
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22

Ae cold Of the past few
nights has resulted in ice on
ponds and the small streams
ne county. A large number OF
5Ilia pxoy,,ee have been taking al
Vantage Of TIE aecasion g Utilize
their ice skates and seek the most
fitting stretches Of frozen water A
most excellent place for this sport
has been offered for the use Of the
|IIrnrnskuity by Mr.. r. T. Perry. at
- the outside Of town. At
Mr.. Perry has caused
Alone and hundreds Of
M concrete wall and
that several
wing alongside
gole, should
kity Of Mr.. Perry Re his
|of such an attractive ana
"a place for the use of tAe
people.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22

bon and one each
& Harrison, Ohio,
| s &yne counties. Five
"a and near-fatal acci-
B6rred in Preston county,
X pSch in Cabell and Wetzel,
Haclf In Monongalia and Richie,
WI one each in Marshall, Dodd-
Yd0e. Wayne. Mcdowell, Harrison,
Logan. Pocahontas and Marion. Open
fires in homes were responsible for
a large percentage OF the casualties.
For the five months Of the fiscal
year ending November 80, the loss in
West Virginia from 323 fires was
81 ,309,005 an increase Of $104, 522,
or nine per cent, over the CORE
spending period next preceding. For
the l2 months ending same date, the
loss from 1,183 fires was S6,351.1 26
an increase of $863,150 or 16 per
cent over the same period the year
before.
Twenty seven counties reported
80 fires last month TO the Fire Mar
asai. with Ohio and Kanawha coun-
tics leading with respective losses Of
s89 300 and ss4,S10. In 36 of the
fres tbs loss was entire and in 81
partial. The sound value of the
property involved was s967,855, and
the insurance $673,650.
! During the month the department
made las inspections. issued five or
/ ders and investigated IL suspicious
/ fres--two each in Harrison. Marion!
Marshall and Wayne counties and
, one each in Brooke, Mason and Ohio
4 classification Of the November
fires embraces 81 dwellings, 1t
stores. garages, 5 barns, manu-.
factories. 2 sheds, coal tipple. office
taurant, shop, warehouse. room
ing house and barber shop.
/ Forty-fve of the fires were Of un,
known. five of incendiary and one OF
suspicious origin. Eighteen caught
from adjoining premises, three from
defective fues, two from faulty
electric wiring, two from electro
irons. three from gasoline explosions
and two from gas explosions. Care
lessness with matches. burning rub.
Dish and children playing with fire
accounted for four of the fires and
spontaneous combustion for another
One fire is charged to cleaning with
gasoline and three to ignition OF
woodwork from stoves and furnaces.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22
For Sale or Rent.

Five room house at Leetown, with
one-half acre lot and ali necessary
outbuildings, with cistern on porch
Apply to Miss Kate Wall.
Sept. 1-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22
FOR RENT,

Front and back apartments in st.
George building. Charles Town, West
Va. Apply TO Mrs. Reva G Rissler.
In care Of Harness Factory.
Feb f-ff
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22
Santa Weighs Children to Learn They Are 0n'"'''-
SANTA AFTER CHRISTMAS

One of Santas helpers in West Virginia is VI Sls q
clinician for the state tuberculosis assoeiaun IN ds
1928 DIR. Wildman has visited 43 counties mas . a
over 400 active Uts cases MANY Of them had been
of any physician number children n.Ls N 4
advice and instruction and some have gone 70 rs u
This service has become popular that auu ~ sye
clinic work needed" says George = Ho"e orgrgs
tary of the w. Va. tuberculosis Assocau"D - tho ale II
schedule for Dr. Wildman. The money ralseu y
Iosis Christmas Seals help pay for this WORK.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22

Sell olRNAMENrAs.',. =. ,
We want a rePrs .sa,alis
eommuh'' Write for lT,,.,,Ss.5lsl
Nursery Company
GINA.
Dec 2Z-4' Il
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-22
ATTENTION
TO FARMERS

Seventy-fiye cords of cord wood
for sale. Five cords or more 20 any
sksFsasssrson. $500 per cord on the
AssLess than five cord, $3.50
my farm. two miles west
Town, on Summit Point
JNO. w. IRWIN,
Charles Town Garage.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
OUR
SUNSHINE HOMES

SONSFINE HOMES
s: viii ns s - fess nsns: b, II
Four Bedrooms.
Sleeping and Dining Porches.
Tiled Bath.
Built-in Tub and Shower.
,, S0g YOU III .ss s.d s.:s ss:s sss:: @ 'hs hon.
seisSborheod Of detached and n semi dssscSsd
houses community Of open spaces.
MICHIGAN PARK.
18th and Taylor sts. NE
ty' 81. : er Hsti. ss t sss f. sse .Gs g
end Of ISpts and wsIh two SQUARES north
w. WALTER VAUGHN.
, pnilder.ow Potomac 1900.
kiggs-semmes Bldx:. Dupont Circle.
A NEW KITE COMMUNITY
Quincy Terrace,
sSMK 4hsR hsassss s.ns Ao. sTs ma sb.. s.v.
sS Ss 1ss sSs
shopping District. quiet. refined residential
See Them Today.
Some of these Homes have living and
dining rooms others are eauipped with cory
Puilnian alcove. two large bedrooms bath
and kitchen. Splendid hardwood floors eco
nomieal heating plant.
Prices Are Moderate.
Terms Convenient.
NE +. %sd: a. a Sr... n5y sy.r7
day and Sunday. or for . special appoint
Rhode Island ave. and .a2nd q. NO. or take
You'll see our Quincy Terrace sign.
. Built. Owned and for Sale by
= HARRY A. KITE,
1914 X St. Phone Main 1916.
COLORED-BARGAIN.
Practically new e.roon, brick home on .
rooms. besutiful tiled bath. hardwood noors.
hot.Water heat attractive electric fixtures.
double rear porch, bullt'in garage. concrets
sseUs 6 nS.sss D:i Main 0Ss $3.50 terms can
1884 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
satSs., ons With shower: show large isrss living eescs.
double. rear porches: thorouEhE modpf1.
fsoen foS your inspscttou. Sio.bo0. 1a0
(Csafinusd on Next Psss1
Evening star., 1926-05-27

BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE
BUNGALOW,
$3.50.
Absolutely an outstanding value in this
type home: Nice. large lot suburban atrnos-
Ssnsaes n.1sss Isl iI0's to stores and bus line 70
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS,
I11e K 81. NV. Franklin 5ezs:
SENSATIONAL SACRIFICE
q. SALE.
Magnificent gray stone home
in exclusive 10th St. Heights.
Owner leaving town, will accept
any. reasonable offer.
ACTUAL VALUE. $4,000.
Must sell at once. Act quick
~. Main s482 till 9 pm.
BRAND-NEW AND BETTER.
Done in Moreno.
A Beautiful Finish. :.
Something different and bet
ter.
Be sure and see it.
You will be delighted with it.
Six large rooms and bath.
20 feet wide. Alleys paved.
Three large porches.
Tiled bath, 'built-in tub with
Located at ,e.:
5735 9th ST. NV.
SEE 1T TODAY. I
Evening star., 1926-05-27
7. FOR SALE-HOUSES.
:, SELLING QUICKLY.
.352o to 1888 T St. NV.


Six large rooms with Penn
broke built-in tub. h.-w.h., dou-
BILE rear porches screened. wide
front porch, many other extras.
Splendid rear yard. With or
without garage. Price will sur-
prise you. On Burleith bus line !;
paved street, paved alley. 4 sold
before completed. Representa-
tive on premises daily until 9
pm, or see any broker.
COOLEY BROS,
Owners Builders,
Main 267O. Clev. 4308
Evening star., 1926-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Small Payment-Easy Terms.
124S OATES ST. NE.
Unusually Well Built.
New :o11.r.n Sdsr9 % s, hsst spa bath
Fla. ave. and then go north.)
ANY BROKER or
THRIFT BUILDING CO..
Union Trust Bldg. Main 166.
SEMI-DETACHED, :
CLOSE TO 14th ST.
1412 QUINCY ST. NV.
Modern brick rooms and bath.
Garage.
Very small payment.
ANY BROKER or
THRIFT BLDG. CO. Owner.
Onion Truet BloT. Phone Main 7e0.
WILL SACRIFICE.
Nine rooms; baths: less than SQUARE
dition: suitable for home, apartmente: room
ing or boarding house: exceptionally low
priced: owner leaving town. An inspection
will convince you. Franklin 5216-J:
Evening star., 1926-05-27

". c. & A. n. MILLER,
| REALTORS-BUILDERS.
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CHEVY CHASE D. C..
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% ] :ss ':; iii: :; ;s $ % % s: =
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ssass % :ss sa & ss"s:s % Of room" and baths; "
w C. & A. N. MILLER,
-. sREALTORS-BUILDERS.
nlof7th ST. NV. -#s's-t Main 1890
Evening star., 1926-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued

BEST BUY N CHEVY CHAsE-cozY BUN.
fhaDw shan reot 0f a5vs owSEs iH co ee 7eS
HAVE SEVERAL NEW sEMI-pETACHEp
nx FaSe sG or Bull: Byuai,l.unsS. Snfs.
specton Of these. homes viii convince you
3es.X. Star office. -------.----
ssso s0TEAnE Esa tpI PE0A n. F.THsxh osf HsH
s::s sGSG? @ns1 csFsa 'sd address rF'is s..
4 BARGAIN IN BRIGHTwooD. D. c.
nice level e, Iso only $500, On terms Of s4oo'
and and principal. pr" i Address Box 4os-x. Star
SACRIFICE OF FINE BRICK HOME IN
es! .s"Sed rssdenoe Ss s eE Wits fees On
must be sold owner preparing to occupy
larger residence Just COMPLETED nearby:
sutn % roSas Sarsse t"o olbnrner heating system
slate roof hardwood floors and every lmag-
m.das ans sss ea e '.r! s7ssS %
81 Or ISs HhSs' asf
AZ ST. Nw.--BY OWNER: SIX LARGE
rooms. electric lights. hotwater heat. oak
Trim, Nsrm os~ss s,set low for quick sale Ph.ne
=
MARYLAND AVE. NE. 1900 BLoCK--SIX-
date date sale. $500 cash: viii sell Tor So. 800.
ars THIS i sa,, p!skup' ss1 On beautiful Maryland
FINE CORNER HOUSE IN MICHIGAN
fAEK PAgs rHRS RRSoktAoSp. si6A.oS6.
Detached center-hall house. ami: pink of
condition: Gear garage: rooms: hedges.
Owner leaving city has cut price to quick:
,oll26 shepherd 81, ne. NV corner of
day or evening
$1,000 JNpERPERI,cEP;
rooms. two baths: double glassed-in sleep.
Of the best residential sections Of the city
see ata hoSss. sn pRone RRaFtMa NJ sRowER Msin 2esi
18th AND KENYON SITS. NV.
hall and bath. h.-w.h h. elec. Its. large front
and rear yard. garage. for $1,000; $1,000
For full particulars address Box 3e7-x.
VEST OF 18th ST AND COLUMBIA RID
Washington finest residential section. Eight
.pac Ths hoe is modera in enery deta
for = quick sale We sSall Be pleased to
arrange an WRPhE Rshfea' LEwE& iSs ESa 10 inspect
los Vermont Ave. Main 10260.
BARGAIN ~ ssoUTHEAsT.
"A 4 splendid brick home Of s rooms and and
ro Mas street oans as ay R ssp sw
sf 1Fa s2g RFAtT2 Hsf a CO Main Mr
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Evening star., 1926-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSESe

18Th G. IRVING SITS. NV.
S.room and . bath residence in this CON
venent location. can be easily arranged Cor
a boarding house or 8 apis. Investigate
this attractive price 3nd casy terms.
j. H. GORDON.
l343 II St NV Main 5131
Evening star., 1926-05-27

ALMOST NEW GROOM AND BATH BRICK
residence. near 2nd and r. !. ave. me-. in
EaraEe sleeping and breakfast norches
Priced low for quick sale; only S7.1a0, and
only $3.50 cash required EDW. P.
SCHWARTZ. INC. ia 18th NY. tsee Mr..
Evening star., 1926-05-27

WE ARE OFFERING sPLENDIDLY
built. ,hrand-new,. semi detached handsome
sSss. crss hSHms on large lot in rentr1 c'l Chez
large front, hrkfst and sleeping porches,
pantry. ATTIC. built-in garage, a. the low Ag-
ure OF Sl5,500. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

A MODERN
PICTURESQUE HOME. =
Ideally located in a beautiful grove of
trees is this attractive and distinctive Eng
Cleveland Park. The first floor Of this coy
home has 4 rooms and lavatory while on
the second will be found 2 large bedrooms.
small alcove room and tile bath. The house
is new and contains all modern improve.
ments. Large lot with Karasc. The terms
can be ARRANGED to suit any reasonable prop.
osition. Price. $14. 900.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York Ave. Main 1856.
DETACHED BRICK.-
Chevy Chase. D. C;-$13.0o0
RuNcAI6Sw1,0oTAKoMiA 81 ,ooT TssMsi PARK
Wonderful trees and shrubbery.
- WILLOW AVE.
EATON 4 MARTIN.
1910 Vermont Ave. Main 1853.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

BARGAIN IN CHEVY CHASE-sa. 100, ON
s.:y s.sy con o chsvy cSsse II
With large, grounds and every city comfort
wds ssrsce ass oos
many other attractions., Convenient to cars.
bus: school and neshhoghood ,neo .s stores. To
SS.976. WITH BUILT-IN GARAGE-BEAU-
sroTpd&s & Three pSsGhes s;,osua six rooms hard.
kot.x.ier heat: sIect1e..y: built:in sarase
chased on exceptionally good terms. Phone
Cleveland 3o4e after 8 p m.
HSETHEAsT .;SS BnNSALoWb = 3StY
dsntlsl ,I5s LEGATION in RroTokland; just abos
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new houses Il the northeast: s rooms. hath.
es son6S no ssss ssen,s ana reys:
Boz 313X. Star Office.
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difion: rooms. baths: ami: single
garages: lot 25S117. Address Box 140.X.
CHEVY CHASE HOLLOW TILE AND sTUC-
GO home for less than $4,000, A remark.
able offering in a practically new English de-
of Chevy Chase. Large .poraA. immense Hv.
Ing room. CHEEKY dining salon, roomy kitchen.
nterous closets. open fireplace. charming eiec-
the fixtures; oak floors upstairs and down.
Very reasonable terms. Phone Adams 1890
NE-MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK. SIX
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pr! Nstl, tlli,v Bank sgBldg Phone Mr.; E e-oBB 2
BRICK 1gNGALow. CORNER LOT 7oxl5o
trust and priced for quick sale.Call NJ.
stimson. MAIN 766. THoS. 3. FARRELL CO.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

BIG BARGAIN. ~.
EASIEST KIND OF TERMS.
1882 OATES ST. NE.
Six. large rooms. tile bath,
h.-w.h., elec. lights. hardwood
floors and trim. Built-in ice box,
one-piece sink and other extras.
Double rear porcheS; wide front
porch. Built-in garage. Repre-
sentative on premises daily until
9 pm. or call any broker.
= COOLEY BROS,
Owners-Builders,
Main 267O. Adams 1888
r: Clev. 43OS.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

CHEVY CHASE. o. ca BEAUTIFUL DE.
ception hall. h.-w.h. electricity. 2 baths;
colonial concrete front porch and garages.
is really the best buy in the Vicinity for
Sl3.750. For. further information or ap
gaaIAatpTpssnossx gaAppsoxSall sall RE.r4H RE rsAfKso Main OIL
Evening star., 1926-05-27

Not the so-called sacrifice or bargain. but
real honest value: new detached brick house,
33xI4O: Just OFF 18th O. For inspection,
address Box 36l-X. Star once.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

1900 BLOCK 18th ST. N-W.-s ROOMS,
bath. elec,. room for garage; 81 $500. EDw.
SCHWARTZ. INC. 734 18th NV. tsee