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New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
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We didn't spend much time with the radio last evening. Conditions were fair. but there seemed to be consideraD Dle noise. Chicago was loud as usual and there was plenty of in- terferesting material on the air, but the pep of Tuesday night couldn't be dug up again in several centuries, we opine. There was some fading coupled with a grinding static off in the background.
 The best thing we heard last eve ming was the vaudeville program from the Capitol theater, Hartford, through WTIC. Manager Clancy of the theater s competent announc- CT and he described each of the fea- lures just before it came within hearing. A short talk was given at the beginning of 'he broadcast, showing what preparations are nec- essary before the program can be taken over by the station. But, all that to one side, We notice a decided improvement in the programs each week. The microphones are placed advantageously and the music is picked up from the stage so that one can make out everything that is going on. You'll pardon us for writ ing disjointedly, but we've been try ing to write with a spirited debate on pencil sharpeners in progress at our elbow. What we mean to say Is that the talking and music come through as well as if the listener were sitting in the theater.
 George Joy and Nell Cantor of WEEI, Boston, entertained with popular songs at WTIC. George did all, the singing, while Miss Cantor furnished the piano accompaniment and piano choruses to some of the numbers. Because l Love-" Bundle of Rags" and My Baby Knows How were among the selections. Decidedly professional talent and a decidedly interesting feature. Come again!
 We have received several ques- tions as to the identity of WBRL, and we have finally located 1t at Mill ton, New Hampshire. It Is not listed in radio call books and we had al- most despaired of finding out where 1t was. However, it came in on our own set last evening. muddy and fadey. to be sure, but 1t came in, nevertheless. Bye, Bye. Blackbird" and Her Bows Are only Rainbows'' were two of the numbers played by . dance orchestra.
 WLW. Cincinnati. offered the La- tonia Melody Boys, a quartet, in a group of songs, including Rock Me To Sleep in That Old Rocking Chair" The station came through clear and loud.
 At voc, Davenport, which was present with volume, but not too much, the Rotary club quartet sang "The World Is Waiting for the Sun rise" and That's Where I Meet My Girl" two we'll chosen and well rem dered selections.
 We feel sure that you'll excuse the scant colume today because we have been giving good service all week, we feel, so we deserve a let down. Thank you.
 That's all for today. thanks!
 P. E. l.,
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

Hartford - T. R. Garvan, late di- rector and vice president of P. Car van, Inc. in will, makes public be- quests Of $tS,000. directs half of in come from company go 10 St. Fran cis hospital and St. Agnes home and provides that part of rcsiduary estate go to charity
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

New York - There's a double en- gagement in the Vanderbilt clan for the first time in social history. The Misses Adele and Alice Hammond, sisters, descendants of the Commo- dore. are to marry, respectively, John K. Olyphant. New York bank CT and captain Of infantry in the war, and George Arthur Victor Duckworth, young British banker whose father was q major in the war.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Asanelated Press.
 Miami Fla.-Pctcy Saron, Bir- mnghan, beat Johnny Moore, Holy oke. Mass, G0)
 Dallas, TeN.-LooEard Pate, Mo bile, beat Jack Melrose, New Or leans, GOO
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

Horses prefer stalls with brick or concrete flooring rather than earth more foot trouble develops in the old earth stall, army cavalry inves- tigationS show.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

New York-Maria Jeritza of the opera is the proud possessor of a Gothic sculptured red Verona mar ble doorway dating from the four teenth century. It cost her $400 at auction.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

things l might have told you but under the circumsiances,- -" he left the sentence dang,ihE.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

New Haven More fundamental than other elements in the athletic situation is the preservation of the Yale spirit" the Yale Alumni Weekly says.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

Hartford - Fire does Sl0,00O damage 10 Capitol Foundry com pany building and causes estimated loss to contents Of S7O,00O.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

salesman of the local outfit. standing fifth in the list Of personal record with a per centage of 22S.51 of quota.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

Middletown Wesleyan seniors name committee to urge trustees to abolish compulsory chapel.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
OJ STTD FOR OISTISG

DotroIf, Doc- 10 IEol = CIgaretie smoking by two senior nurses Of the. Henry Ford hospital and their subsequent discharge has been fol- lowed by the busting of W. l.. Gra- ham as superintendent of the hos pitaI and Miss Katherine c. Kim mick, superintendent of nurses. None of those involved in the dis missals would discuss the incident.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

New York.-John D. Rockefeller, Sr., and Jr.. have lost a fight for a residential oasis between business buildings in West 57th street, off Fifth avenue. The. city authorities have decided to open this district of aristocratic homes to trade.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

New Haven - Theresa Morgilo 1, plays With matches while alone in the kitchen and is fatally burned.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

Chica go-Red silk stockings worn by Queen Elizabeth have brought only S15 at a sale.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

Norwalk - Salts testile company receiver is authorized to issue S2,- coo, ,00o worth of receiver notes and to continue business until next fall.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

Melbourne-Apparently there is something in first class tennis as a preparation for q career. The fam ous Norman Brookes is chairman of the board of a new ten million dol lar corporation.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

ericll L. Ray, estimated at more than $500,0G0. is left for establish ment Of manual training school in memory of his parents.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

Mexico City - If the world must know the terrible truth" Mme Alex andra Kollantay, Russian ambassa- dor, will tell it. As for reports that she brought 60 trunks of Paris gowns, she says: "One of my trunks contains books; the other my ward robe"
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

New York Modest Will Rogers insists his stuff is antique, but per haps that's a joke. When Patricia Burke Ziegfold laid the cornerstone for her daddys new thcater Will had this to say: What little monoiogue l am giving was gleaned from the
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
FLASHES OF LIFE: DOUBLE BETROTHAL
 REPORTED IN THE VANDERBILT KHAN

first cornerstone laid in New York. All my stuff is about that ancient"
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

By the Associated Press.
 Mexico City - President Gales and Ambassador Sheffield seem to discuss very weighty matters when they meet. In a ten minute conver- sation the president explained his robustness as due to rising before breakfast and taking a walk.
 Chicago Seems as if the secret of Mussolinfs dictatorship must be out at last. Baseball bats helped the fascist get started to power; now no unauthorized person in Bologna may carry a bat. David A. Shilling law. who helped Uncle Sam salvage army supplies in France, says he sold four carloads of bats in Italy. He has received word from a fascist that they were used by the black shirts for q flying start.
Evening star., 1926-04-24
ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

ShNoEaElLA WANTED
TO co TO THE PRINCES
BALL, BUT SIZE HAD NO
SUITABLE CLOTHES.
AFTER HsR CRUEL
SISTERS HAD GONE
cINOERELLA'S FAIRY
copAoTHeR SENT HER IN
A MAGIC COACH AND A
BEAUTIFUL FRock AND A
PAI9 OF LITTLE GLASS
SLIPPERS. TIE PathcE
FeLL IN LOVE WITH HER.
sac CAME HOME sEFoRE
MIDNIGHT, As ThE
SoDAoTHER HAD
CAUTIONED HER TO 90. .
NEXT NIGHT ahE "a ENT
AGAIN. AND DID NOT START
home Until MioN,GAT
WAS STRIKING. As she
RAN THROUGH THE
PALACE GATES HER OLD
CLOTHES TOOK The
PLACE or THE BEAUTIFUL
BALL DRESS.
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SALE-SUBUR8AN PROPERTY.
ROSEMONl'.

See these Sunday or any day 6 rooms.
new. Dutch colonial containing every pos,
street improvements paid for. situated on
beautiful high lot in a high,class nelghbor-
hOOu. only one block TO bus line two blocks
TO electric. Price S9.250 on terms to
suit you.
We recommend this AZ best possible buy.
considering character OF location and quality
OF improvements.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

40 CASH. $50 PER MONTH INCLUDES ';
INTEREST. E-ronn, bilura9ov. va Uirh hron,ls.
I@ miInltr. from i@th and Pa ave: gaTagc
price, $500. Address Box 1901. star 99nice
TAKoAtA aa rARK h.tb ,I5 M6-RuMl II AoW EVE
mcnts as hardwood floors. ho,-watrr heat
o York o9i9 nar9 eSnE p0re9 inSdr m tS@ce w92@
IN and is near school stores and car line
Apply premises. I02 Grant ave. Takonla
ZFW RTT.GAT NV II-sT COMP, ,,-rFSr1 =
rooms and bath am waS5 trays in the
s 81 a50 s3o6 don 9m h5s 6aldnn ne r MONTH
Phone Hyattsyiile fG26' j. {. BARSSOCK.
owner and buiIdar o5s
= = - e75T 91e5!et5 ~ -,
- faIS - NM d,,,,e 1ahh 3hhh hr ,o. aaro.half
rom rom owner Ideal suhurh2n nome. one-had5l ~
9ress BOX SOL star oi5Lee. :, - -.
BARGAIN-.-S STORY G-RM. R\Th E1tC-
trclty, p,pe,ess iArnacf. ~ iooX,,-o4u; ga ga
IrHt ro tress Address Il. y. Ai-i"'4f-N' 90. III
9onlls ~ y. -, ~ -. :.
old: large lot. with hen hons .SloQ,, ash,
S355 per mo. 3. II. noI4Y i25 WRsh., Nah
BEano, bqIeSard L"ltaEG No 9o i'y,,'e nni
closed Sunday e.
BARGA AIMS IN WELL BTli3 Hi>GAL0WS
oor2 apd srr% T2 lots 2a s mqsrn ph%n @2t
B5lfd BaTla5's blvd ott5so 4 ,y D?i 5d Hdars an
81 200-4-ROON BTNGAL0W. PORCHES
cellar. elec.. furnace: large l4ia near car ana
Va. Phone Clarendon 599-J. 90
;SIX-RoOM HOUSE. AMI, GARAGE.
arsf aars lot wgs aga 4 4as RS1 m ' P2r 1a1
Md Buy now and have your own @;'rdft
NEW : ROOM BUNGALOW - ELECTRIC
lights: lot Beitsyiue. Nd. ,S3o0Qo TERMS
1,IVO E-pW Avn u pT-EGA GAT-0WS-St-B-
diTso4 w aSa Water. A> BotR E va Sardes '5 IL m,n
utes to RossIyn. Lol. = .. =
screened @ iNn5 porcRes' 81 double garage, barn and
chicken house Variety fruit: beautiful
lawn and shrubhery Between Cheverly and
isa Beaver D3m G0 T29 GSsap GG NG '9s
BRTcK BI.XGAToW = ErAI'rTFTL SITE
%6ite rss,Ttctea -r5t@S. Ba -i%aP a. a2gr 900
cash payment: halan,c monta1.. MIR. LEE
Main l9:to. Lincoln s,S,. 80,
So6sa srSe EdRGINila cosr lot Sasse % iaaSe ]
elec Price, $4,000. Address Box f3S-J'
Star oII.@.
BTNG Ic{G THning TacT K9oMS frapI SA ,f GasT
Cabin John. S3.5oo Bethesda 2ol,F.-2
wo0nPInGF BUNGALOW LARGE LIv.
ing-,'i ing room, > bedrooms, t,ied bath
Kitchen and dining alc0ve: cement. collar:
ami.: less than years old; s. 500. 5000
Phone North 534S-W
coLoYiAT- SUBURBAN HOMF-N0pERN
broom house, easily converted 2-iamliS
house, hot-water heat, elec sSs X improy,Sd pre- g,H
streets. larae corner grounds 10Y ~ n}ii, sn}aiIf,
son. sfg1' rho E6ods island ave- car ots and azth
- ne, epe C4r ca ar,Iy Tr pu1 53s II st nv
~ ~ : : u; - ~ ,r7TI u
VIRGINIA TITLES St5h lr r lf-D D,5, " 6T- 6I
INSURANCE & MIX ~ AYR CO-9 = o011
ARLINGTON COUNTY. "a. IN, IN 5of
Evans Bldg Nam 10. or ola-eIllol (: :. -
ALL THOSE ENDURING CHARMS
to,Ynd I1ir IN .'IOSsKCRFST'' lust across the Po-
Is minutes hv auto from White House.
Choice villa sites and building lots now be
ing altered in ueyg section of this subdivision.
v uhicb viii nav you 10 investigate before
huylng Pricad right on terms + desired. All
Evening star., 1926-04-24
WOODLEY RID.

.75O-Owner desires immediate sale
as indicated by price. Of this splentIid home
overlooking W0odlcv I'd and near Wardman
PaFk. containing seven thouEhtfuty planned
rooms. tile baths. u.-w.h.. cleo incloscd
sleeping and breakfast porches hardwood
hoors; brick garage attractive lawns. the
best value IN a complete brick home in this
exclusive section. Very liberal terms.
WIN. :. PHILLIPS & Co.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

D rooms new English cottage. modern TO
the last detail IN same neighhorhood and
within one block Of above Price $3.50,
WIN very easN terms
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP'y.

BY ONGRFSSMAN-TN NEARBY 81 b
l'rs Of MARYLAND or Virginia modern home
with acSeage. House must have. heating
plant. cs,etricity and modern bath seven
beiroomg and garage Prefer place with
from i've to ten acres. Address Box 435-J
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4-room modern bungalow hrst-class con
ditlon: close to car bus and ha. an conven-
iences. Price. 81 $50. on terms wctl within
your reach
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CORN FIR
81 \(iAI ()N

arranged living room and den each with a
handsome open fireplace. dining room. sun
parl0r and two hedrOOrls and tile bath.
There Is a large front porch and a deep lot
with a soft. frontage. Built by the owner
Tor his own home and nothing was spared
TO make this one of the best ard most com
Portable homes in Brookland near the car
lines. S10.50O.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
Main 753. Realtor Col $500.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

VI II4T-4t.1Ii-t
Near 10Th and Kenyon in perfect condl-
tion. 10 rooms. baths. amt Well
financed. Must be sold No agents Cail
Cot. 22ll. any time
1913 OAK ST. N.w-OW NER ~ FINRlDN
must sell rooms. " baths: second floor
htted as complete apartment. - metal "a
ages: lot 25Xll7 to I5-ft. paved alley ASK
ing price, $4,000. Any reasonable uhe-
considered terms. VIII also consider sale Of
furniture.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

Rosemort Is WashluGtons Virginia quail
itS suburb, which for proximity 20 Washing
ton. Transportation. convenience to churches
schools aud market and high quality OF resi-
dents IS not eXceied. III our opinion. IN
virginia or Maryland. There are no row
or semi detached houses and every home is
on a large lot, allowing ample yard and
.'Fden space, with perpetual restrictions as
10 race. assuring permanent values.
To reach RosemOnt. take Washington
Virginia electric at 9TH and Pa. ave. Or
4. II. Il W. busses at Sth and Pa. ave. If
b., auto drive across Highway Bridge and
take upper road to Walnut st. in Rosemont,
Agent to show properties in Rosemont and
nearby suburbs always at North Rosem0nt
station For detailed information phone
Alexandria 926 or Main 1927.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

40 CASH. $50 PER MONTH INClTOt>G >G
interest: Broom bungalow Va. Highlands.
- minutes from l2th and Pa. ave: garage
price So 500 Address Box 1904. star Office.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

BROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW: ANIL.
foored attic space for two rooms. garage,
large lot; plenty shade. facing park. three
blocks from trolley: stores en! school -
minutes via ravcd road 20 White House;
huy for small cash payment. Owner and
builder 2}3 Park Ave. near Spruce St.
Lyon Park. W.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

PENROSE- Va 3-RQQM BrNGALoW:
ali modern imp; fun cellar; garage; corner
iot. 85xi 10 IL; price 81 500: $500 cash.
s45 monthly includes all interest @ 392 c93h e
tion or p o Box 372. Arlington. Va. 20
Evening star., 1926-04-24

COLONIAL SUBURBAN HOMt-MOpERN
broom house, easily converted 2-tamilS
house, hot-water heat, elec. gss improVGd
frut trees. splendid huilders small sqhdlvi-
sion Rhode Island ave. car. Otls and 5.th
=. nnyr H-tSp ~ arrlv ooS II ST n "
Evening star., 1926-04-24
SALE-Sy,RVHBA< PROPERTY.

PRACTICALLY NEW: n-APT nFTACHF0
mouse; sep. entrances lot 3oNl5o; rooms
and b. downstairs. ; rooms and b. upstairs,
SI2 900 1921 Jackson st ne North 614i
26s
BY OWNER-NEW FIVE ROOM AND BATH
bungalow IN Clarendon: mUdern through
ont ard yerv artistic: latSn 1t cement
walks pcaN puahe cash payrpe.tt balance
like rent, + W. BURNETT. Clarendon @f5-i-l
Evening star., 1926-04-24
Price, $4,000.
a Mt. Pleasant Corner

y NII. I IOdNdIII N-UI IIII,
A rare opportunity TO secure a real corner
home in Mt Pleasant west of 18th 81 Built
by Washington's best builder and in excellent
condition. There areSeiEht rooms. two tiled
baths. glass -nclosed breakfast porch and
sleeping porch. Large cement front porCh.
Hot-water heat electric lights oak floors
instantaneous water heater. The lawn and
garden have been beautifully landsCaDed.
Owner wants smaller home. Inspection and
offer invited
]. Benson Thomas Company,
Real Estate Financing.
Main 2116 $40 I5fh CT NV
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Chevy Chase. Md.

Overlooking the Chevy Chase Club
grounds. Tapestry brick and stucco con
struction on q lot so by 13O with two
car garage to match the house Materials
and workmanship above the averaee Fi~ht-
rooms that are real rooms. Two tiled
baths Enclosed front porch with tiled
floor. Two frenlaces. Hot-water heat e'et'-.
tric lights. oak floors throughout Beautiful
Evening star., 1926-04-24
Near 10Th and Lamont Stss

A substantial tapestry hrIck containing
eight rooms. two tiled baths hot-water heat
electric lights. OAK floors. front norch. two
story rear porch. Two-car brick garage
Hlgh-class and convenient ncighbt rhoUd,
Evening star., 1926-04-24

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW - LARGE LILY
ing-diaing room, = bedrooms, tiled bath
kitchen and dining a"Ove cement cellar:
ami: less than years old; $500 $500
cash S5l"5 monthly includes interest.
Evening star., 1926-04-24
B. II. DOLBY
125 Wash. BALTIC. Blvd. Cottage City. Nd.

Q r and bath sem-bungalow in Lanhan-
with 2 acres of ground: hot-water heat;
glassed-i4 sun porch open frenlace: garage:
surrounded by beautiful shade trees: close
to pike and railroad: the prettiest coun-
try home for the money around Washing
ton. Price, $4,000: $1,000 cash: $50
month. "
O. B. ZANTZINGER
Phone Hyatts. 72 Hyattsville. Md
Evening star., 1926-04-24

BUNGALOW = ROOMS. BATH, ELEC-
tricity running water. fireplace. cellar
Cabin John. S3.500. Bethesda 2Ol F-2
Evening star., 1926-04-24
Price. S1S.5OO.

IheVV Chase, y. {.
A detached home with an extra lot max
ing soft. frontage by 1870 # deeu to al
alley. The house has eight large rooms tiled
bath, hOt-water heat. electric lights front
porch. attic slate roof. The large ward is
beautifully handicapped and has also fruit
trees and grape arbor. Terms to suit
Price so S0O
Evening star., 1926-04-24

r. & b, =. DETAC CHth
home: mi; sleeping porch; dining alcove;
81 . terma 10 slit North 8083 or North
Evening star., 1926-04-24
Price. Sl0.750
New BUNGALOW

In a very convenient and desirable loca-
ton, On a lot 80 by 100. There are six
pretty rooms tiled hath hot-water heat
electric lishs<{ Simultaneous water heater
Laundry trays. Garage Owner forced to
sell and viii orange easy terms.
Price 81 600
Evening star., 1926-04-24

Observation-Disclosures SELL;
ms bath, gas, cleo, h.-w.h.. fireplace
,uilt-in rpf,ir. large iof lnmed. possess
IS, 400, $1,000 cash $50 mo; less cash
,nn sIdered. North l.t2S-J. 20
Evening star., 1926-04-24

SEE OWNER NOW. SAVE MoNEY-NEW
we'll built. roonly. 5-r. & b. bungalowi triple
garage: ami: closets; level lot; high;
growing suburb $500 cash, $50 mo- NJ
Z ~ - nin,nr1 rI MnNNai1n d
Evening star., 1926-04-24

SFTFN ROOM HOUSE,. CELLAR. FJRNACE
hSett frlif good garden ona acre, sacrifice
at 81 0oO r a. BARBEE. Forest Glen. Nd.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

G01 Mas. Ave y l..
Price $500 attractive terms. or $500 cash.
3-story H-rOCm. bar-windOw hrick house.
IN "!de-t boulevard III northeast: convenient
20 schools. Chllrchc-. stores aud 3 ear lines,
arranged in apartments which. rented.
make excellent investment. BDuly G.. j
hEHNEL. Sunday, ADrl! -. G25 Mass.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

TAKOAfA PARK MD.-BU%t. NOW FIVE
ronms and bath. with al! modern impr"ve-
ments as hardwood floors. hot heat
nic Ciosod-ln sleeping porch Inside wood
work natural finish. Property Is all fenced
m and IL near school, stores and car line.
Apply premises. 103 Grant ave. Ta{onla
Park Md 30
Evening star., 1926-04-24

6, ROOMS AND BATH AHOTT ? YEARS
old; large lot with hen hens 500 vs.. caSh,
BALTIC Boulevard Cottage CIV Nd, Phone
Hyatts. 1OTS. Hours. am. 10 Pm:
Evening star., 1926-04-24

BARGAINS IN'WELL BJlI@ H@HGALOwS
! and rooms with bath modern u. oaF oar.
Hyatts. 1913 B II. DOLET 125 Wash
BALTIC. blvd. Cottage City. Nd. Hours, am
q U ; II = G-ltL,lAN
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tARMODI HILLS.
Only So Down and 50 Monthly
for q Beautiful Lot.

Streets 50 to 7o f. vide graded and ndSesa ready
for use. One carfare, and Just across the
D strict line. Electricity; water now being
put in along Carmody road. A perfect title
guaranteed For inspection, call at our
branch office 6lst and Dix sts. ne. Lin
coin 6771. Or drive to Chesapeake Junction
ne. then follow Carmody arrows to prop
Evening star., 1926-04-24

STORY- U-EN. BNTN' I.IEI-
tricity. ,pipeiess furnace. ~ looX*oa; ga ga
fruit trees. Address II. v. ZEIGtE&. rn'1n
Evening star., 1926-04-24

o BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOWS IN MT.
s large closets hardwood floors throughout,
h.-w.h large electric ranges, laundry trays
IN nv @ srge g o' in 10 the sbrhs aey
there is every city convenience. Only. $500
cash and 500 per mo-, or 5000 cash and
S45 per mo-
Evening star., 1926-04-24

NEARBY VIRGINIA - GOOD, 7-RooM
house large corner lot. garage. furnace.
elec Price, SIS 0OU Addres. Box 43S-J.
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Incorporated
no.. Phone. Service to Pm
~ II ~ \ " Nam {
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
Beautiful Home, Privately Built
rice. $500.

Near 18th and Randolph Sts.
practically new brick house containing
SIX rooms. tiled bath. hot-water heat electro
lights oak floors. large front porch. two
SIaSs,lnclosed rear porchrs. brick garage \
real bargain on easy terms
DE- Gu --A
Evening star., 1926-04-24

ALL THOSE FNDURTNG CHARMS
" hich make us love the suburbs VIII be
found in .'OAKCREST" just across the Po-
tomac in Virgnas rapidly grGoWing county
Choice villa sites and building lots now be
ing Offered IN rev section Of this suhdi{is,t0n; na,0ra
huyinE Prioad right on terms + desired. All
such as water. electricity; sldewalks ana
good roads already installed. Agents on
prar1sces daily
Evening star., 1926-04-24

AURORA HILLS. VA, NEW FIvE-RooM.
bath, semi buns allow; ami; electricity;
h.-wh.; hedge. fence cement drive to ga
rage; fruit and shade trees; grapevines: ber-
ries; shrubbcry; good garden and tools
owner. leaving city, viii sacrifice; terms:
inspect sunday. 300 Greene ave.
SMALL HOUSE AND LARGE GARDEN
lot: high healthy location, electricity.
also large lot on high ground for $3.50: and
beautiful lot near Chevy Chase Cree. d
c.. 40x125 feet. SOC per square foot. = Il
p. o. Box 1914, Pa. Ave. Station D. c.
HOUSE. MODERN SIX. ROOMS, AND
bath: lot go by so; fruit; ! block from
car line: ne. corner Dartmouth and Vassar
aves, / block north OF College ave, College
Park. Nd. Box l35, College Park. Md 25'
FIVE ACRES WOODED LAND. il MILES
from Capitol; for truck or chicken farm.
$780,. Small cash payment; balance monthly.
TWO BLOCKS OFF SIXTEENTH ST. BUS
at Silver Spring. Attractive English plan,
now detached home, eight rooms sleeping
porch. center yestlbule entrance. large side
norchS nS, built-in 9I g5r4gSe 4Si 81 t15Q, apply
Spring. 20
Evening star., 1926-04-24

GARRETT PARK RE~si,~ Dir 60
from owner: ideal suburban home oue-half
acre: write for picture and l2snription. Ad-
dress Box 3S5-J star Office. %"
Evening star., 1926-04-24

NEW BUTGALoW. JCST C0MPLETED---5
rooms and bath, ami. wasa trays in the
cellar. large lot; on bus line real bargain
at S4 $50 5000 down. balance $50 month.
Phone Hyattsville 1925. j. {. BARSS0Ch.
and knllApr ~
Evening star., 1926-04-24

CLARENDON. VA.
New 5-r. bungalow, built by day labor;
bath. gas. elec., h.-wh., gas range, window
shades; nice lot. shade trees near school.
stores churches. trolley and bus. A good
buy at S6 500 easy terms.
WILLIAM A. SMITH OWNER.
Phone Clar. l24. Clarendon. Va.
Evening star., 1926-04-24

ONE ACRE; S r. & BATH: GAS LIGHTS;
screened porches. double garage, barn and
chicken house Variety fruit; beautiful
lawn and shrubhery. Between Cheverly and
Beaver Dam Golf club Cheap for quick
sale. f. NJ. PARKER. Landovrr. Md. 26'
Evening star., 1926-04-24
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