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\ WAN, WCAP, wRNY, XIII.
Peace Heroes Pensions
Proposed in New Bill

Pensions for the heroes of peace
as we'll of those of war were pro-
posed in a bill placed before the
House today by Representative R)
Of New York.
Authority is conferred in the bill
upon the regents of the Smithson-
ian Institution to investigate all
cases of citizens employed by the
Government "who through volun-
have rendered conspicuous service
to the people of the country"
Results of the investigation with
recommendations for pensions
would be laid before Congress.
Specific grants of $3.50 q month
to each of % soldiers or their
widows who braved death in the
early Investigations Of yellow fever
in Cuba are included in the bill.
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THREE BREAK JAIL

CHEsTERToWN. Nd, March IS.
Saving through the bars of their
cells and then through those of a
back door on the first floor of the
Kent county Jail here, three priso-
ners escaped and are believed to
have made their way to Whining
ton or Philadelphia. They are Scott
James,
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ILLUSTRATED LECTURE

Edwin S. Potter, director of the
extension service Of the Associated
Charities on family welfare and
home saving work, will give an
illustrated lecture before the Manor
Park Citizens Association at 7:45
p. m. today in the Whittier School,
Fifth and Sheridan Streets North.
west. The association will observe
public welfare night"
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TAKOMA PARK MEETING.

Representative Robert G.. Sim.
mons of Nebraska, chairman Of the
District Of Columbia subcommittee
of the House Committee on Ap.
preparations, will be the guest of
honor at meeting of the Takoma
Park Citizens Association at 8
o'clock tonight in the Takoma Park
branch library. He will explain
the outstanding features OF the
District appropriation bill which is
now on its way through Congress.
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sickly youth, brooding over his weakness
and the unsympathetic attitude of his parents,
Rousseau, as lad, lived in world Of dreams,
where the victories denied him in life and love
could be had for the imagining.
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Bids and Proposals

r. 1. AVE. N. W.. 40S-Front room, kitch-
enette, next bath. phone. cleo, $25 mo.
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Announcements
LOST

COAT left Oh fender Of car at Union Sta
ton Monday morning. Reward 1or re-
turn of same I 1884.
WIRE-HATRED FOX TERRIER LOST,
male. Reward. Ad 1859.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Supervising
Architects Office. Washington, d. c.,
February "a, 192s.-Sealed bids viii be
1928. for exterior lighting fixtures for
Federal buildings in accordance with draw
ings and specifications and schedule. copies
JAS, A.. WETMoRE, Acting Supervising
Architect.
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Business Services
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING.
Pursuant to the provisions of article 9.
a special meeting of the stockholders of
the Capital Traction Company il called to
be held at the office of the Company. in
Ms aSi 9Ss, at II O'clock a. M, to to- con.
slider the ratification of certain agree
ment FOR the unification Of the transit
properties in the District of Columbia, ex.
ecuted BY the officers Of the company,
subject to the approval of the stock
The polls will be open from IL: rs q. m.
until IL noon, March 10, 1923.
n. D. CHAMPION.
Secretary.
>
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WINDOW SHADES

WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER
THOMPSON BROS.
Furniture. Stoves, Floor Covering
1220-26 Good Hope. Rd.. AnacOsuA. ~. Y
Phone lincoln $50
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IIPHnI .STERING

REPAIRING, refinishtng, uphol steering slip
rnvara chaif Gaming. "Regardlees OF Com
ditionn Estimates free freely. Marcus
Furniture Repair CO.. Jos " NV. II. s611
CHAIR GAMING. aplint Gaming: reduced
prices on all high-gTade upnolsterlngi
now prevailing to keep our WORKSHOPS ouey
during this dun season.
CLAY ARMSTRONG
1888 10TH sT n ". FRAME. 1888:
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BUS BOYS, dishwashers, housemen. J. s.
Emp. Bur. 604 ST N. w.
CHAUFFEURs with Identification cards q
references. Wardman Park Taxicab Co.
Collector for nearby va.
towns: small car necessary. Call before
noon. COZ International Bldg. at 18th a n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: must have
car and know city thOroughly Amply
Mpskin's. 729 9TH ST. N. w.
COLORED POSITIONS. such as fanitor9.
pOrters, elevator operators, chauffeuFg
hotel and restaurant help daily. wash.
Business Bureau. Security SAVINGS Bank
Bldg. no 14th st.
NAN WANTED for sales department. and
service, age between "a and 40 neat ap-
pearance and pleasant personality: start at
once. Apply Room 500, International Bldg.
1919 + st. N. W.. bet. o q. m. aud %. m.
MANAGER for gas station wanted: also
clerk-tYpist: als0 clothing salesman: vari.
Gus other office and commercial positions
daily. wash. Business Bureau, Security
SALESMAN with car. factory Representa-.
tive, hiEh.class specially, for Richmond
or D. G. This opening was created by pro-
motion of present salesman. If you
qualify, an executive position is in the
making for you. Apply 33oS 14th st.
N. w. Room ZIG.
SAIESMEN-Live wires for direct selling:
beauty preparations: earnings unlimited.
Apply az lnternational Bldg. 1910 # NV.
MEN-S. under 35, to take orders and
make sales on established route: $50
per week and bonus to start. Apply Room
$40. 1919 F st N. w.
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RADIO TALK BY
T.P.O' CONNOR

ROarers of the atmosphere were
so busy helping March complete
a blizZardy entrance over the week
end that they left loud speakers
alone and the result was fairly
clear reception with only a crash
here and there-and i'm the East
to remind dial twisters static is
always with them. The usual sta
ton interference seemed q bit
less, although fading was sharper
and more frequently encountered.
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Noted medium and scientific palulist, can be
consulted on all affairs. Gives names. de-
scriptions Of friends, advice on family, love
EASTMAN, z30 18TH NV.
II in trouble. or doubt. talk with this
The Washington times., 1928-03-29
Man Killed AS Two
Battle In Wives
Argument

PHILADELPHIA, March "a
Clarence Green. Negro, Al, was
killed during an alteration with
William Harrison, 80, and Har-
rison Cannon, 80, both Negroes,
here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cannon, Mrs.
Catherine Green, the murdered
mans wife, and George Stafford.
were held in $500 bail each by
Magistrate Pennock, as material
witnesses. Harris is being held
without bail, charged with the
murder, and Cannon was released
under $4,000 bail as material
witness.
According to testimony the
negroes were returning from a
cabaret at 4:30 a. m, when the
two women became involved in
an argument. The men took
siies with their wives and the
fight started. Cannon was taken
to West Philadelphia General
Homeopathic Hospital, where he
was pronounced dead. Police of
the Sixty-first and Thompson
Streets station made the arrests.
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ROBBED HAIRED WOMEN
NEEDN'T HAVE GRAY HAIR

dive or tint. and it, Of course
must he harmless even IL a peraon
used it many years. Under the
name I.ea's Hair Tonic anyons
may now purchase the tonic ht
finally perfected. For several yearl
bairdressers, scattered over thu
country have been using it. Re
suits are so nice and gradual
men used it too. 1t doesn't stain
the scalp. and as a test one need
only apply it to some small Spot
in a few days to watch results.
Shampoo as often as desired
Most people are first induced to Try
LEAFS for gray hair but IL primarily was
intended as a tonic to put the scalp,
hair roots, pigment glands and hatr IN
a healthy, vigorous condition OF course
with q healthy scalp comes cnanKe IN
annea rance of hair and a restoration o.
fhe natural shade OF brown, red. black
auburn. or blonde. There are some three
Thousand shades of color in human hair
mo dye expert can paint ones mar -
exouisitely as nature. LeaS merely stimu-
Iates nature to renewed activity, puts
nature back on the Job, You might say
and the tint she imparts to- your hair
once the scalp. roots and glands become
tifuI or becoming than natuse's own
choice of shade to match your eyes,
complexion and beauty
If q reader desires 70 try Lea $500 halr
tIon thew should get bottle at drug
store or pin dollar bill to this advertise-
ment and send to Nasco Products, Inc.s
brentwood, Nd, for generous size bottle
full directions.
I.ea's Hair Tonic.
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Write a letter and win $1,000.
Weekly prizes, 500, in Times
Zain Ad Test.
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KILLING LAID To
EX-CONV|CT
BY POLICE

NEW YORK, March 29.-The
mysterious murder of Mrs. Emma
Harrington, comedy actress, was be-
lieved by police here near solution
today, following the receipt of word
that Fred w. Edel, ex-convict, long
hunted in connection with the slay'
ing, is under arrest in st. Paul,
MINI.
Edel, arrested on charge OF
raising money orders in various
cities throughout the country, ad.
mitted, according to the dispatch
from st. Paul. that he knew Mrs
Harrington. He denied any knoWl'
edge of the murder, however.
Police here announced that they
were awaiting official word from
the authorities in st. Paul before
taking any action.
His BertiIIOn measurements and
fingerprints tailed with those OF
Richard Hail., under which name,
police declare, Edel was known
here.
The body of Mrs. Harrington
was found December 30 in her
apartment here several days after
her skull had been crushed in.
Later, some of Mrs. HarringtOn's
clothing and letters addressed to
Mrs. Harrington were found in
EdeFs room in New Haven. But
Edel escaB ed, leaving all his be-
IOngings behind him and an alarm
was sent West in the belief that
he had headed that way.
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Idaho Presents Big
Onions to Coolidge

The people of Nanta, Idaho, know
their onions, and they want the
President of the United States to
know the same onions"
With this thought in mind, Rep
resentative Burton French of Idaho,
today presented to President Cool
idge at the White House a box of
Spanish white onions, with comph-
n1ents of the chamber of commerce
OF Nanta. Idaho. 1t requires only
eight of these onions, placed in a
row, to measure yard, and the
specimens presented to President
Coolidge were selected from a field
OF IA acres near Nanta.
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Home Movie Camera
T1nmasks Dirty Deed

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. March
2s-The modern household movie
camera hes found new use, con-
founding a culprit. Capt. W. B.
sellner, State Fish and Game Com.
missioner. had Fred Genazzi' OF
Point Reyes, arrested for dumping
eerhaga on his property. Before
Justice of the Peace Rudolf, the ac-
c1sed man. said Captain Sellner
couldn't see straight" .,,4
"Ah. har' quoted the captain out
my little camera can IA +ha
"On with the show" said the
court. sellner draped a bedspread;;
turned on his movie and showed
Genazzi dumping pals of garbage
on his property.
"Thirty days." said the Judge.
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ADvERTIsEMEMT
Nature Will Keep Hair
Youthful Shade Free
Of Gray
IIFEL.E SS GRAY HAIR
REGAINS OLD BEAUTY

Everybody knows If color glands
and hair roots are healthy ana
active, the hair will continue in
definitely a rich, natural color en-
tireIy free Of gray or streaked
locks.
A doctor several years ago asked
himself this question: If / can
stimulate digestion, liver, heart,
ETC.. With a tonic. why not rub
stimulating tonic into the scalp
that will revive those inactive
glands so nature in her own ma
tural way will resume putting
plenty of pigment into the hair
tubes-surely the hair will then re-
sumo it's original beautiful shades
of youth regardless of users age
or previous condition OF their
hair.
REMARKABLE DISCOVERY
The doctors search led to end
less experiments. He didn't want
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His Cough Worried Family
Ordinary Remedies Did
Him No Good
COUGHED WORSE NIGHTS
OR WHEN INDOORS

"My husband months ago saw a
doctor and was told there was
nothing wrong with him but that
cough chung to him night and day.
He would come from outdoors into
a theater or the house and soon
he'd be hacking and barking ter
rible. Right in the midst of a
movie he'd have to leave his seat.
Neighbors commented on it.
"He even took Cod Liver Oil,
although he hated it, and quit be-
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3 FIREMEN OVERCOME

NEWARK, N. J., March 29.-
Three firemen overcome by smoke
last night while fighting a blaze IN
a building housing the film depart
nlent of the Celluloid Company,
were recovering in a hospital today.
Property damage was slight.
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Knights of Columbus
To Give Easter Ball

The Knights of Columbus will
give an Easter ball at the New VIII
lard Hotel on the evening of
April 8.
Scholarships in parochial schools
will be aided by the proceeds from
the sale of tickets. and an attend
ance of 5000 is looked for.
The Washington times., 1928-03-29

The doctors search led to end
less experiments. He didn't want
The Washington times., 1928-03-29
Four viii Lecture
To Botanical Society

Four lantern slide lectures on sci
entific subjects will be read at the
2O9th meeting of the Botanical So
ciety of Washington, in the assem-
bly, room of the Cosmos Club, Tues
day at 8 p. M, according to an an
nouncement today by l.. III. Flint.
recording secretary.
The papers will be read bv Carl
Hartley, E. G. Arzberger. Leonard
w. Kephart and r. L. PiemeiseI. Re-
freshments will be served during the
social hour following the meeting.
M. c. Merrill is chairman of the pro-
gram committee.
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Shipping Board to Sell
Only African Liner

The United States Shipping Board
has determined to sell to private
interests the American.Wes African
Line, the only American service
operating to the Gold Coast.
Advertisements for bids for the
eleven vessels now in service will
be published this week,
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Covered i'm imi-
tatiOn leather, the
Davenport of this
suite cOnceals a
fulI-siZe bed, which
gives 24-hOur SER
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RESULTS WONDERFUL

'He liked 'Linonine' so we'll he
took it before meals until the
whole bottle was gone. 1t not
only stopped his cough-it built
him up fine. l never saw medicine
work such wonders before. Any
body with a cold or cough should
use Linonine-and children love it. .
A cough is dangerous this time
of year. Well stocked druggists
have Linonine, Soc or $1.00 sizes
or send dollar bill for large bottle
parcels post. Vasco Products Co..
Brentwood. Md.
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ADVERTISEMENT
he COUGHED So BAD PEOPLE
STARED-HAD To LEAVE MOVIE

fore it did him any good. / finally
told our doctor and he said:
"Nen are all alike and you can't
blame them much so go get him a
big bottle of Linonine. it is a
nice tasting Flaxseed, Eucalyptus,
etc., mixture far better than Cod
Liver Oil and works quick.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.


LOWER POTOMAC. 3 MILES BELOW NOR.
for sale. high knoll with fine view. Espe~
cially deSiened for its site. Beautifully built
AMI equipped With all couvenenceS inciud-
ing COPPER screens at doors and windows and
tesian well water and modern plumbing.
Bathing, boating, fishing and IN season fine
duck hunting. Call Cleveland 3746
WANTED TO BUYS fALrs WATER FRONT
place near Leonardtowu, GaleSyille. Shady
Nlue Or Rock Point, about $4,000 Address
Box 2a~X Star office.
FOR RENT -FIvE-RooM. FURNISHED.
Adults; $50 week. 500 month FREDERICK
oSIEFAEYER; South River Park. Edgs-
FISHING IS BEST AT PINEY POINT
SnofeS. Lots for SALE $50 to $3.50, easy
terms. Phone Decatur 400. KAUFMAN &
aElh1MAN. Thomas circle.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND WATER FRONTS.
li2 E. Madi Madison ST, Baltimore, Md.
ON THE ST, MARYS RIVER s9s ACRES,
mile of water front. hard beach. farm
completely equipped tractor; 8.room house,
oeico hSht. etc. a~room BUNGALOW; old his
!ofic place s25.oo0. JAMES C, BuRCH. liz
East Madison st. Baltimore, Md.
BAT-FRoNT COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH,
screened shower, sewerage and running
1898.
POTOMAC RIVER SALTWATER FRONT,
10 acres. 3.t0om, electrically lghted bunga-
owi heautltu4 place. viii sacrifice Adj
lreSs CLARK, 1854 Harvard ST
SOUTH RIVER PARK
Lots ana BUNGALOWS Tor sale,
c. II. NELLY 4 CO, 1913 II 81. NV.
Phone Main 92S0
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sALE--suRuRRAN pRopERTY.

NEW a-ROOM BUNGALOW, ANIL; NO. II
Cottaee Terrace. Meyers Park. Md Prize,
$4950; $50 cash, $40 monthly. Call OWNER,
between 9 am. and 8 pm. Main 1895: after
pm, Decatur 5000.
HAVE A $4,000 EQUITY IN SUBURBAN
home for sale. What wiz You offer? Ad-
RIvERDALE MD-~OWNER WILL SACRI-
fee for quick sale. pretty 5-room and bath
bungalnw with garage, h.-w. heat, screened
throuRhout, metal weather stripped Must be
seen to be appreciated. 626 Ashland ave.
TO-
REMOVAL FROM CITY REQUIRES ME TO
sell my suburban home, WIN sacrifice for
quick sale One of those delightful, invit-
ng places, wonderful shade, and outlook;
Rare opportunity for either large or small
family Modestly priced Name your own
down pnyment and terms Address Box q. r.
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Ia WeSleN lIeinllIs

Located IN the Wesley HEIGHTS
Community Club House Well adapt-
ed for 6rae store and viii be With
out competition III this rapidly gFow-
fnw and exclusive, restricted section,
Rent, $l2S---lncluding Heat.
For particulars and inspection, APP
My to-
". c. & a. n. MILLER,
iiis 18th ST. DECATUR eia
sth & n sTs. NE--wfTH OR WITHOUT
6 Z. and b. Flat,
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
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SALE OF rENT--HousEs.

SALE OF HENT--HOUSES.
GROOM BUNGALOW GAS, .WATER. FYsEf
tIislty; lafse lot trees SS.6ae og rent $50
1908 S. So,
WITHIN BLOCK or DUPONT cIRCtK--.
Naval eltieeEs house, nine rooms, two baths,
rage on wide alley. am perfect e0ndstson
Rents $laa per month Sale So. 5eN. terms,
sf0oe TRUST can remain, Plane RICHARDS.
L4neolA 1S60 -
CHEVY CHASE, MD DEAL WITH OWNER
save eonlnAiSSiohi corner brick s rooms,
eAths gafAee, all modern improvements
lnauife aoNa LELAND st
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NEW HOMES.

NIAN I 4 1 Nv LET ] !.
9l9 Quincy st. n.w.-~6 large
rooms. tile bath. built-in tub.
h.-w.h,. electric lights. hardwood
floors and trim; huilt-in ice box,
one-piece sink and lots of extras !:
double rear porches: wide &C.
ment front porch; deep lot TO
wide alley. Easy terms.
THOMAS A, JAMESON Co,
900 Il. y. Ave. Main $500.
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WATER 'FRONT.' pls1IEKTY.

EAIT WATER FRONT HONE ron SALE
fssst s3sstsIg fear iafge bedFgcnla jlgina Teoln
aefoss lie entire front Of the hoase. With
double French door. hEeglsee. kitchen
SsGefte sad Dentfgs complete bath. large
efssetA i0~foot porch across the front and
efee screened with copper Wifs throughout
sossd wall f0anGsfio8 electric LIGHTS. saFsgs
and modern IN every reeEeet Less than
81 hours cTiYe from Washington. Roads
rreS al the year MIX, tes, groceries GHd
mai delivery throughout the wear IN
highs restricted salt Ratfr fs0nt colony
WILLIAM r. MAFfEs0hs adss%ater Beach,
I'D Phone Annapolis 1853
rrTRNfeHED COTTAGE or PfgE ROOMS
Tor rent. cool. olliet location. ga hours over
hard roads from ID G., hns sak water BATH
GRAY. IL Prince FTeGsEiek. nd b.
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WATER FRONT ESTA les.
CHARLES r, LEE.
Anna Dolls. Nil


PINEY POINT, MD.
For sale-~compieteiy furnished Summer
home, water front property; 100 feet front
To Potomac River by 200 feet deep; iaree
aving room t4X3S feet large bedrooms,
Gltchen and bath over 500 square feet fin
tShed porcheS. double screened: large ga
rasc. cement walks, completely fenced
shade trees arteSlan water, modern plumb
lng system, electric lights, Eio motor and
i4,foot boat. Price, $4,000 for al, Main
Sn1A
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SUMMER COTTAGES.
TO LEr-@b1NNH ISL AND. poRTf, ANtt,s MIR
~~hsfnutu eatlASr~ furnished Reasons Aie1
Address Box S9s~Ia. Star once s.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES,

TWO ACRES IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Tately oniS 90 minutes I from White House gSn
way. Excellent restricted. neighborhoed; all
city conventences, available. Priced very
Address Box 27s-M. Star once a'" w. '''N
SIR. 4 b BUNGALOW. ONE BLOCK CON-
crete road. three blocks new high school;
high, healthful location; terms. Call Hyatts-
Vile 12a-W after pm, all day Sunday s.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS--NEA NEW. S
rooms and bath. laundry. tubs, fireplace
hardwood floors, every modern convenience;
sma cash G@H balance to suit Also
6-rocm, ami. new colonial, h,-w.h on con-
ere,e street, corner lot NTH ssrsse price
part payment Also a few more lots for
sale, $500 and up, terms to suit: also soft.
to rent, 4, S, room houses and bungalows,
sss 80 $50 per month. See J. l.. PRICE, $40
phone dameo Clarendon n 44s-w-i. iSD'' 9. "
CLARENDON~rNEW ar. BUNGALOW IN
best section; owner must sell. $4,000; 500
cash, bal. to suit. Address Box AK, Star
BUNGALOW IN MANOR PARKS ROOMS.
bath, . porches, fireplace. garage; l4th st.
car line. $500 cash; discount over $500;
terms. OWNER. 400 ouackenbos st, So
sIX-RooM MODERN HOME. CHEVY
wooded lot. lawn, shrubs. GARAGE. BARGAIN.
Sl2 500, from owner Address Box AK, Star
once So
MODERN. S LARGE ROOMS, BUNGALOW,
ami; 30 minutes ride 18th and Penn. ave.
on Wash Va. car line reasonable leaving
city Address BOX 40-X, Star office. s.
LEAVING. CITY WITH SOUTHERN RAIL-
way VIII sacrifice Dutch colonial home, Z
rooms and bath Owner. 400 Gist ave, Sill
YER Spring, Md. s.
4S23 CONDUIT RD.~~6 ROOMS, H-WH..
shade, fruit ana porches. For quick Sole
$500 Decatur S5s. a.
WOODBRIDGE, 1891 JACKSON ST. NE
2-fantily house, III rooms, ami, h.-w.h., by
owner
HOLLYWOOD. Mr. BALTIC BLVD
Pleasantly situated in oak grove.
Modern Groom, bath BUNGALOW.
Elec.. garage. lot SEXES. near cars.
PRICE $500 TERMS
A. H. SETDENSpTNNER.
300 BALTIC Blvd. Riycrdale. Md.
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Of FiNoPII NIFTY.
WITH THE PRICE CUT TO THE BONE
FOR COLORED.
The beauty of this home starts with
the front lawn; It's value is not de-
batahle. Desirable Columbia Heiahts
section. that is increasing in value
every day Seven large, Light rooms
and bath electric lights. hot-water
heat. garage. rear porches. etc House
has Just been redecorated throughout
and painted To inspect this wonder
tlil buy. which Is $4,000 under its real
value. call
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RENT--sToREs.

us Sth ST. N.W.--STORE AND RESTDENCE;
h -w.h,. cleo. LEVI H DAVID, McLachlcn
Bids Phone Main $50
NORTHWEST BUSINESS STREET MODERN
store, suitable for any business. SSis Geor~
STA ave. NV THOS E. JAREEf5L Co, real
tors Main tbs