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KELLOGG HOPEFUL
OF FARLEY RESULT
Secretary Outlines Wishes in
Letter to Lawrence, Read
Over Air.

That the United States Government
sees valuable and constructive results
az the outcome of the Pan-American
Conference at Havana Is the belief OF
Secretary Kellogg, as expressed last
night in letter addressed to David
Lawrence, editor of the United States
Daily.
The letter, which was read over the
red" network of the National Broad
casting. Co. by Mr.. Lawrence. follows:
THE continuation and development
of friendship. mutual understanding
and sympathy among nations OF the
Western Hemisphere are the ends which
the United States believes the sixth
International Conference Of American
States can further, and the American
delegates will use their best efforts to-
ward the accomplishment OF this pur-
pose.
1.-THE policy OF the United States to-
ward the Latin American republics Is
one of mutually beneficial cooperation
and the spirit Sc this policy will be
manifested in our action at the ap-
preaching conference.
During past conferences projects
have been Endorsed and recommended
lions made on matters political, COM
mercial and sanitary which have had a
far-reaching influence on the course OF
events in this hemisphere. Further
more, the coming together Of men typi-
cal Of the best feeling and thought OF
all the republics brings out a gradua.
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one. Il II rather the most conclusive
evidence that the results which have
been secured are not OF a temporary
and ill-considered nature, but mature
statement OF sound and conclusive
principles.
Nations Hold High Place.
The founders of our republics sought
no peculiar preferment for themselves.
That same disinterested spirit which
has animated the conduct of our past
conferences has given the American
family OF nations a high place In the
opinion Of the world. Our republics
seek no special privileges for themselves.
purposes OF domination and restraints
upon liberty of action which in other
times and places have been fatal to
peace and progress. In the interna-
tionai system which you represent the
rights OF each nation carry with them
corresponding obligations, defined by
laws which we recognize as binding
upon all Of us. 1t Is through the careful
observance Of those laws which define
our rights and impose our duties that
international cooperation is possible.
This lays on us all continental respon-
sibility which none of us wish to avoid
and the fulfillment OF which Is one OF
the most important guarantees OF in
tcrnational friendship.
While the law Is necessary for the
proper guidance Of human action, and
will always remain the source of free
dom and liberty and the ultimate guar
anty of all our rights. there is another
element in our experience which must
always be taken into consideration.
We read that THE letter killeth. but
the spirit giveth life" Oftentimes in
our international relationship we shall
have to look to the spirit rather than
to the letter Of the law. We shall have
to realize that the highest law is con-
sideration, cooperation, friendship and
charity Without the application of
these there can be no peace and no
progress, no liberty, and no republic
These are the attributes that raise HUI
man relationships out Of the realm of
the mechanical, above the realm of ami
NAL existence, into the loftier sphere
that borders on the Divine. If We are
to experience new era in our affairs,
1t will be because the world recognizes
and lives in accordance with this spirit
It's most complete expression is the
Golden Rule.
The light which Columbus followed
mas not lalleu. Inc courage tndL car
ried him on still lives. They are the
heritage Of the people of Bolivar and
OF Washington. We must lay our voy-
age of exploration toward complete un-
derstanding and friendship. Having
taken that course. We must not be
turned aside by the fears of the timid,
the counsels OF the ignorant or the de-
signs of the malevolent. With law and
charity as our guides. with that an
Gent faith which is only strengthened
when 1t requires sacrifices, We shall
| anchor at last in the harbor Of justice
and truth. The same Pilot which stood
| by the side Of the Great Discoverer,
| and the same Wisdom which instructed
the founding fathers of our republics.
| will continue to abide with us.
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one. Il II rather the most conclusive
evidence that the results which have
been secured are not OF temporary
and ill-considered nature, but O mature
statement OF sound and conclusive
principles.
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views stonoATy Issue.
Witho1A making ueatial III the
JafUa-Es1Ga DpJaGayy dispute the
Ffcsacfnf referred " Bllat Ls described
g. U3s cf!s1abe aAG difficult nAtafe III
DcgHcagy problems lie stated, how
ever. liiat the past Terofd ~ achieve
Dlfnt ~ this respect places heavy re-
spons;D.lities Up9n the present genera
ton W hdYaneh the great work tilst
has oeen ~ auspiciousjy begun He
commended ~ The conference d dis
cuhs1of3 ~ means " bl1ng ali u the
people ~ ths American republics more
definitely and more completely under
tks reign ~ law, saying That after ali
): IL Ii! that direction that they nGuEt
look win the grestest assurance for
human progress Little advance can
1t nakGs As stated, until human affairs
ere brought Within ths orderly rule 0f
Law. Law, IN his opinion, IL tlls surest
refuge N the weak and the oppressed
arc Ia pre- ~smiI4entiy the shield ~
small nations, lac said Nevertheless
the President thinks that IL Ii well 10
frequently look 10 the spirit rather pan
, Ms letter u tbs law.
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growth OF mutual understanding upon
which It IL possible 10 build solid inter-
national friendships founded on justice,
respect, good will and tolerance.
we have every reason 10 be conf
dent that valuable and constructive re-
suits will be derived from the Havana
conference"
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HUNT FOR AUSTRALIAN
FLYERS IS ABANDONED
Warships Fail to Find Trace OF
Trio After 24.OOO-Mile
Ocean Search.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand. Janu-
airy l6.-After vain search of "a 600
miles Of ocean trails, warships yester-
day abandoned the hunt for three VIA
tors who set out from Sydney, New
South Wales. last Tuesday FOR New
Zealand
The flyers were Capt. Hood, Lieut..
Moncrief and Capt. Knight.
Searching parties on land are con-
tinuing TO look for the flyers. Il is be-
lieved they may have been forced 20
descend in the region Of the Tararua
Mountains.
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MONROE DOCTRINE HIT.
Latin American Students in Paris
Assail Aims of q. s.

PARIS. January Is CP.-The Cen
eral Associations Of Latin American
Students of Paris and Berlin yesterday
adopted a resolution rejecting the Mon
roe Doctrine as useless and prejudicial
TO Latin America.
The students condemned Official pan
Americanism, saying 1t Is impossible
TO talk of American fraternity. and de-
nouncing the pan American conference
in Havana as q farce intended TO dis
guise and favor the 'imperialistic policy
of the United States"
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Buenos Aires. Argentina, plans an
extensive postal pneumatic tube serv-
ira
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To Obtain Office Help
Of the Highest Type

Use the Help Wanted CIaszifca-
tons Of The Star.
Practically everybody IN Wash
ington reads Tine Star.
Therefore. II your advertise
ment in The Star states in detail
exactly what you want. it Is ike
ly you will secure the right party
from the applicants.
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Semi-Detached.

Semi-Detached.
9 Rooms, 5 Large Bedrooms.
Home completely rebuilt
every room newly papered
painted and floors refnished
finished laundry room in cellar
Any one desiring a nice home
in Mt. Pleasant will do we'll tc
inspect this one as we are going
to sell it very cheap on small
cash payment and monthly pay.
ments below what the home will
now rent for. Open for inspec-
ton, 9 am. to 9 pm, daily and
Sunday and lighted every eve
ming. Or call
GEO. S. WHITE,
Main 1908.
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So750-In St. Gabres Parish NV
be
ST. 5OO-Center- Hall Bungaow-Cleveland Park.
hail. %o sSmars sd an Rs Ta
R ample nR 0 o 3 bSF ds AR4 AGE The house
$l45O0-A Dutch Colonial in Chevy Chase Md.
o o this for goodre
authorized
$50 feet We Immediately
$15o50-A Beautiful Saul's Addition Detached Home.
xc.nsn @ Sa eoS S R N ts B8 f snS
Re doSS at Tor SSse 'front.' hfrp M
$20OO0-Near Dupont Circe-6 Bedrooms 3 Baths
psz e ean brick 3 ooh d isS m SSb
s ess n nd Sri Sid n gxRokE o1 hem us @
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ADAM A. WESCHLFR & SON, Auctoneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate at corner of Vir-
ginia Avenue and E Street,
Northwest, facing Virginia
Avenue and a cross town
street, known as 2120 E Street,
Northwest. First Commercial
zone. Good site for a gasoline
station.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded December 5. 1927, as instrument
No. 1876. of the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
VIII offer for sale by public AUCTION: in front
THR M pAY OF on OCTOBER s2a I At
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following-de-
Scribed land and premises, situate in the
District of Columbia, to wit: Lot II in
Terms Of sale: The above property will be
sold subject to prior deed Of trust for
$4,000 at per cent, due June 10 1891;
cash and the other half secured by a second
deed of trust upon the property sold, or ell
cash over trust, at option of purchaser. A
deposit of $500 required OF purchaser at sale;
fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days from Gay
of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost Of de-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in WASHINGTON. d. g.
L. H. VANDORFN.
LEO K. DRURY.
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SALI-HOUSES.
TWO EXTRAORDINARY
VALUES.
A< 40

SO,FSU.
On one Of the best avenues northeast, half
block from Lincoln park; brick. six large
rooms. bath. hot-water heat, electricity. A
real buy at s6,750; house could not be built
for this price.
SACRIFICE ON HEIGHTS.
A good corner, west Of 18th st. and north
of Columbia I'd. Eight very spacious rooms
and bath. built-in garage; all rooms exposed
to south
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1908 Connecticut Ave. NV. Main 2424
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Eight rooms and bath on two floors; ideally
located: close to. l4th. and Park. rd. Hot
porches; all in excellent condition. Deep lot
to alley. Price only 81 500.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York Ave. Main 1855.
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sALE-HoUSES.


COLORED BARGAIN. 1919 10th ST. NV
Pressed-hrick mansion. 10 r.. b., h. -w.h:. cleo
tra aGe o SRI s cev esq., Submit OsE
sol v ST NE
Six rooms, all modern improvements; M9ht
Eick; corner house; owner leaving city.
oPEN-oNE BLOCK EAST CHI. CHI. CIRCLE
q beautiful. homes containing, every mod
porches. $500 Quesada st.
ARTISTIC 5-ROOM BUNGALOW APPRAISED
at $4,000, to be sacrificed at $3.50 for quick
sale. Practically new. shiEgle effect bun
galow; splendid NV: location. 63i6 and st.
NV. only block from l4th st. car line.
structed and beautifully appointed: Hard
wood floors, hot-water heat; open fireplace.
Inspect home. take 14th ST. car marked
walk ScR east as sis and st or
out Georgia ave. to RittenhouSe, then east
to End. Phone Decatur 2112.
NEW DUTCH COLONIAL rIAIs $3.50; . ONE
Shower. two extra lavatories. one on flTst
brick fireplace. and French doors, TO side
porch. coat closet at entrance; BRIGHT kitch-
sc wlh dresser ree ree We Ventilated
bedrooms. each with closet; linen closet IN
b bat a'' sara Sys HARDWOOD doors through
~. go, e gsANS N. DOYLE Main 7oss.
boWTowN RooMING HOUSE, FURNISHED;
IS rooms baths elec PANTY rsntSa aT n~neTs
II v aSS quarters r90m and saoo is
COM; fne investment Irp priesi $4,000
1903 Vermont Ave. Main 1l5T.
1901 B ST. sE-CoRNER HOUSE, TWO
squares from Eastern High School; rooms.
tile bath. h-w.h., hardwood floors and trim.
'ars'ln e ~ b &c FIJI ..oo
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK.
Nearly half an acre s4e'S sSo-foot frontage fac
Ing the park ~ Chevy Chase modern s-room
THos E. ~ FARRELL 60; oI sea 1. w
COLORED.
1900 BLOCH eHIc G1R saPrSUs ST. NV.
ex 9S Is f low pTes S
all modern improvements and garage. Rea-
Sonabie TERMS cam. 70
OPS 18th St NV. SA0h o. Main 2loo.
COLORED-GOoD NV. LOCATION; g.
pered and ID painted. $50 cash. SIS mo, incl
!-roOm brick. bath. cleo, cellar. $500 cash,
Near 18th n.w.Es-room brick. 5000 cash,
$40 mo-. incl. all interest.
$50 cash: $45 mo-. incl. all interest. E; M.
AIKEN, 927 18th st. NV. M. 1856; eve, Lin
NEAR 1lNCO6N FARh
CORNER HOUSE
PRICED LOW.
Owner has priced this corner house to sell
ut once. Has six, spacious rooms, hot
water heat, electricity, concrete front
porch, double rear porches and built ga
rage Excellent condition throughout. This
attractive house should be seen at once.
Easy terms To inspect, phone. Potomac
1855.
10th ST OPPOSITE RESERVOIR,
Open and, lighted every night until Q.
Priced to sell ,,1nr,, m po.,.or.
Main 1865 721 10th st. NV.
2-FAMILY BRICK FLAT
WILLARD ST. NV.
This fat can be sold at an unusually low
price. First floor has s. rooms and bath;
second floor rooms and bath. A bargain
can be had in this house for quick sale.
B. F. SAUL CO., -
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SALE-HoUsES.
You Are Throwing Away
Money

You Are Throwing Away
Money
If you are paying one cent more
than $40 q month In rent. and even
then you have nothing at the end of
the year to show for the money you
have spent. Here's Home that you
Only $40 a Month.
We want you to come and see 1t
Ind note the very many special fea-
lures which it offers, in ARRANGEMENT
and location.
1922 L St. NE.
Just on Bladensburg Boulevard
1t is Colonial brick Home with
two big bedrooms. tile bath; beautiful
living room; hardwood floors: cleo
tricity; completely equipped kitchen:
to operate: big Colonial front porch
and wide terraced lawn.
An unusual Home. in a delightful
neighborhood. and can be bought on
this small
Monthly Payment of $40.
Open for inspection every day and
evening. including Sunday.
Take District Line cars leaving 18th
and Y Ave.. riding TO 18th and
or transfer to bus.
HARRY A. KITE
INCORPORATED.
1913 18th ST. NV. MAIN 4846.
1855 EUCLID ST. NV.
Three-story brick. two baths: all modern
EPrice REDUCED for quick sale. Call North
120o- IOL lnAOLnaklOn IL
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR INCEPTION
ALLY DESIRABLE TWO-STOPY BRICK
RESIDENCES. CONTAINING SEVEN TO
NINE ROOMS. TWO BATHS AND Two
CAR GARAGES LOCATED ONE SQUARE
FROM CONN. AVE AND CHEVY
CHASE CIRCLE. d. C.. AND BEING
BETWEEN NORTHAMPTON AND OLE
YER STREETS NORTHWEST. NEAR
SCHOOLS. STORES, CHURCHES AND
sol 57S5 SS7N S9 AMI ,7, PRE cHFvY
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in. Liber No. 5744. folio 81 ct seq,
Of the land records of the District OF Co
lumbia; and at the request of the party
SECURED thereby. the undersigned trustee
Will sell at public auction. in front OF the
premises. on MONDAY. THE TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER. AID. 1923,
COMMENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land aud premises,
SStlate N the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being lots "a, IS, rs and
square 1899, as per plat recorded in Office
OF the surveyor for the District of Columbia
in Liber 81, folio 95.
Terms Each sold subject to a prior deed
OF trust, further particulars of which Will
be announced at time of sale; the purchase
price above said trust to be paid $500 in
cash. balance of terms TO be announced at
option. A deposit of $500 required on each
parcel Conveyancing, recording, etc, at the
puTchasers cost; Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit Cor
feited and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustee.
..oo .. a. q. ., J. HOWELL. GORpcsk
eezz'z4szS'2S'2T HSuSs@o.
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SALE-HOUSES.
RIG RARGATN

9th and Kennedy st. n.w-For sale nv
owner; price reduced for quick sale: all mod
ern improvements; easy terms. Priced under
$1,000. Phone Main 40l6.
DETACHED CORNER, $3.50.
Beautiful Groom and bath home with
h.-w.h., cleo. light, sun parlor. built-in ga
rage; located within Ia squares of l4th 81
car line. This home originally sold for
sio,50o but unforeseen circumstances U conn IoI
pei immediate sale Call at once for ap-
pointment to inspect.
SHOWALTER REALTY CO.
1903 vt. Ave. Main 4l22; Eve, Pot 44ol
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SALE-HoUSES.
S12.750,
DETACHED BRICK.

Large lot. approximately SO by 100. This
beautiful detached brick home contains e
well arranged rooms, large tiled bath with
buiit-in tub and shower, pedestal lavatory,
cedar closets, enclosed breakfast and sleep
ing porches. also Of brick; attractive practi-
hot-water hNat. electric lights and auto
matte hot-water heater; brick GARAGE to
match house. This is without doubt the
finest value ever offered at such q low
price Located in one OF our prettiest subur-
ban localities. For further information. call
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1881 EYE ST NV
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REDUCED TO S., 500.
SPECIAL TERMS-S1OO
CASH, $50 MONTH.

r you are renting here is an unusual
opportunity to cwn q home and pay for It
at less than rent. II you have children and
to inspect this Offering today. Highest ele-
walton in Northwest Washington. suburban
neighborhood and yet 20 minutes from down.
lines within a couple Of blocks. 20-acre
Government park within one block. All
kinds Of recree tional opportunities for chill
dren with danger Of accidents reduced to q
mirimum; Highly restricted neighborhood:
No undesirable neighborS, only the kind Of
children you went to have yours play with
Inspect to satisfy yourself
Special reasons make 1t possible for me
to sell at this price and terms
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A Group of Especially
Selected HOMES,
Attractively Priced,
Desirably Situated.

Selected HOMES,
Attractively Priced,
Desirably Situated.
$40. 75o-Located in the Cleveland Park
section, near the Cathedral. A de-
}! nS c 6rlck; cSlonial,sype' contain
oak floors, 3 porcheS. all modern
CARS; excellent lot; liberal terms.
1i.500-Cleveland Park proper. bun
galow. rooms, tile bath. 8 porches,
s sGfSfssr &c., &c., FR b4KoL 8IL
place and numerous added con-
s12.s5o - Detached 2-family apt.
land Park, convenient to, the Ca
Of rooms and bSfb n
the second floor apartment of 8 rooms
and BATH, There are .porches. sep
arate cellars, separate hot-water
two cars. Lot 5Ox125.
sIs.5oo-Chevy Chase. D; e. Just of
house with 4 splendid bedrooms, 2
tile baths, one with shower; 3
porches, hardwood floors and every
modern convenience; attic; perfect
condition throughout. Attractively
handicapped lot; garage.
$13,S50-Detached brick, Chevy Chase.
new EngliSh-type dwelling, de-
lightfully situated and Just of Conn.
ave. s splendid rooms. 2 tile baths,
attic, large living room with fire.
place, oak floors thu oughout. all the
lot with 75-ft. frontage garage;
liberal terms.
s15.750-Wesley Heights An excep-
tional offering in this exclusive de-
velopment of beautiful homes. 1t is
Wesley Heights on a beautiful wood
ed lot 50x150 There are splendid
rooms. tile bath. 8 lovely porches,
including sleeping porch, hardwood
floors throughout. attic; every con-
venience and OIL BURNER; garage.
s19,75o-Near Wardman Park Hotel
and overlooking private estate. Two
story brick dwelling with 2 excellent
rooms bedrooms, 2 tile baths. sun
parlor. huge living and dining rooms.
modern improvements and two-car
brick garage; vacant; liberal terms.
Evening Phone Service 7 to 9
Schwab, Walk & Candy,
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50
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SALE-HOUSES.
PAY YOURSELF YOUR
RENT.

NEW SIx-RooM HOUSE.
EASIEST POSSIBLE TERMS.
SEE 1921 OWEN PL. NE.
Open Daily Until 9 PM.
TRINIDAD SECTION.
Six bright rooms. with paneled
walls. hardwood trim and floors, a
full tiled bath with built-in tub.
screened breakfast and sleeping
porches.., hot water heat. garage,
paved alley.
ROBERT E. KLINE. Jr.,
Owner and Builder
7l8 Union Trust Bldg Main 67oe.
Or ANY Broker
4, 90 out Fla. ave. and K st. to Trinidad,
then north four blocks to Owen pI
1916 IRVING ST. NV.
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CoLoRED BARGAIN. 1919 10th ST. NV
Pressed-brick mansion, 10 r., b., h.-w h. cleo.
4-room apt. on Ord floor. Submit offer or
trade. OWNER, Clev. 1887. 27s
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SALE--HOUSES.
$4,000.
Sl5,UUO.
Edgemoor Section.
Lot 8Ox15O-Rock Garden.

$4,000.
Edgemoor Section.
Lot 80x15O-Rock Garden.
An individually built home of masonry
construction s; It Is attractive In app ear
within two squares of car line. close to
pu pub n school, 0 You viii shY' be immediateiy
impressed with its solid construction: de-
are seven e1 nsn erG raoms huge Nv
dOorwayS, .,Gsk aoors' tEo Sssut d.aIy
stripping, slate roof and numerous de-
materially to the he comfort Of this home.
Private driveway to attached heated ga
rage: The lot; soxlSo' is wonderfully
to the BEAUTIFUL grounds; At the price
doafs to oWne
to act promptly in order to take ad-
Vacant Reasonable terms can be ar
Evening Phone Service 7 to 9.
Schwab. Walk & Candy.
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot $50
Mr.. 9Th & E. CAPITOL.
southern exposure. on a lot SO feet wide.
containing eight rooms on two floors. hot
water heat tive open fireplaces and two-car
low price Of $4,000
L. T. GRAVATTE,
9a7 isR 81 ph esstS deorra d SSn 7S'
$3.50.
SEMI-DETACHED.
500 CASH AND SOS MO.
ra GSSp dos r6 s5Ss a aesp G ma E
rooms large. bright and cheerful. electric
LIGHTS. automatic hot-water heater. hard
pSSd 2uf With snd trim ri oSse sns ee on
alley For inspection call lincoln 7o63-w.
$8.45O.
Attractive semi-detached 22-foot-front
colonial-type home; four large bedrooms,
tiled bath. living room. reception hall. din
b nS kitchen pantry on ,f. t Moor
convenient to schools. stores and trans
portation. This Is real bargain. Lot 30
r. IT, front t For appointment address Box
ATTRACTIVE HOME
SIX BLOCKS FROM WHITE
HOUSE.
Substantial brick dwelling Of rooms and
baths on two noorS Hot.water heat: cleo;
1sI[S!so Wi First trust 5000 Rea
JAS. NORRIS WOODWARD,
7ss aoth s. nv FWgAIToR- Main ssos