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REDROSS

The American Red Cross Is now
active IN its second year OF par
ticipation IN World War Il. secure
in the knowledge that its vast re-
sources have withstood the rigid
tests of wartime in the months
hat have followed Pearl Harbor.
To meet its increased wartime
responsibilities. Red Cross Is now
engaged in raising its 1913 war
Fund. The total national goal for
this fund is SIPS. 100000. Local
ly Seattle and King County will
raise 100000. Solicitation will
be carried on throughout March
the month designated by Presi-
dent Roosevelt as, RED Cross
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PAUL robson

There never seem to be enough
seats when Paul Robson comes to
town. Each visit finds his concert
sold out long in advance. Such is
again the story of his fortheom-
ing concert at the Moore Theatre
on Saturday evening. March 10
when he appears under the aus
pieces of Cecilia Schultz.
Paul Robson meant to be a
lawyer. He received his degree al
Columbia University. Here Eugene
O'NiI invited him to appear il
his play Emperor Jones'. Hi
success was sensational. Their
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was no resisting the tide which
carried him on to other stage tri-
umphs, "All Gods Ghillun",.
BLACK Boy, @Porgy", e..
and eventually his unforgettable
appearance in Show Boat.
He definitely abandoned all
thought of a law career. His sue
cess lay not alone in his dramatic
gifts but in the marvellous quality
of his speaking voice. Later he
was induced to give a recital of
Negro-spirituals in New York. The
throng sat spell-bound. For his
next concert a long line waited
in a snowstorm, only to find the
house sold out These were the
beginnings of the great career OF
, Paul Robson.
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BY ]. A. (JaclS) JOHNSON

A meeting composed of thirty
three citizens met at the Phyllis
Wheatley Y. w. C A. 102 21st
Ave. No. Sunday evening. March
7th, to discuss the problems OF
discrimination against minority
groups in defense industry. The
problems most discussed was the
attitude of the Aeronautical Me
chanics Union Local ISL WHO hav
ing complied with Pres. Roose-
velt's executive order No. $500.
which provided that no one re-
ceiving war contracts should dis
criminate in employment because
of race. creed or color, adopted
the policy of charging Negroes
$3.50 per month for the right to
work at the Boeing Co. with nc
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GRAND OPENING
SAVOY HALL
SATURDAY NIGHT

You and your friends are most
cordially invited % be present at
the grand official opening of the
Savoy Hall and Community Cen
ter at 21st and East Madison ST.,
Saturday Evening, March 18th, M
C. Honeysuckle, lessee and S. T.
McCants, manager. are sparlng no
pains in making this Hall and
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country = in what it has been,
is, and is be. While he looks
with just pride on its past unpar-
alleled progress and achievements,
and surveys with satisfaction it's
present position of national exal-
tation and influence, with its
boosted democratic form of gov
eminent, immense wealth, and-ex-
haustless resources, he can not be
Indifferent to probabilities effect
ing his future, so far as they may
be calculated from past exper-
fences, and from the tendency of
influences actively and widely at
work in diffrent parts of our land,
to stifle his economic freedom
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the battlefronts all over the
world Red Cross supplies 20
daily to our armed forces, to Brit
ish, China. Russian relief : to
feed and clothe the war-refugees
to contact our prisoners of
war giving them renewed hope
and courage. Red Cross responsl-
bilities this year of 1919 are in
creased a hundredflod - and this
War Fund drive is your oppor-
tunity to share in the work being
done. Give days pay to the Red
Cross War Fund this year!
General Douglas Macarthur says,
1.-THE Red Cross has never failed
u.s." Let's be sure the Red Cross
can perform the hundreds of in
creased demands the war will
bring in 1913, by backing the
War Fund drive now in progress
throughout the month of March.
When your Red Cross asks your
help. j.. dig down into your pocket
for double your usual gift. so
that Macarthur can continue to
say, Red Cross has never failed
us!"
Right now, during the month
of March, the entire Nation is
the annual War Fund
Drive for the Red Cross. This is
a once-a-year appeal to every
to cnotribute the f.
nancial backing needed to carry
on the hundreds of tasks dele
gated to Red Cross in this war
EFFORT $125. 100000 must be
raised Give generously to Red
Cross - and you'll be giving to
our men in the armed forces, to
prisoners of war, to feed and
elothe those in war-torn coun-
tries. you'll be helping to supply
blood plasma, surgical dressings,
relife and shelter all through
The Red Cross!
Red Cross is the hand from
home that is indispensable to
soldier and sailors.
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The Savoy Hall management
will hold "A matinee reception and
dance Sunday p. M, March 14th
from 4 to 10 o'clock honoring
Paul Robson. 21st and East Mad
ison. You are welcome.
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-'A~Aa-61A - COA%-~
In the military trial, which diff
fers from civilian court procedure.
Lieutenant L. d. DANES served as
trial judge advocate-the prosecu-
tor and Lieutenant Sam r.
Conkling, as assistant trial judge
advocate. Lieutenant Mercer Rey-
nolds was chief defense counsel
and Captain Paul L Holt, assist
ant defense counsel.
The testimony developed that
Green, who had no previous crimi-
nal record, fatally stabbed Private
Brown in an argument over 50
debt in the crap game in the
Galena barracks where they were
. auartered.
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INCUMBENTS WIN
SEATTLE VOTES
| NO NEED TO CHANGE

Unofficial returns in yester-
days final election when three
city councilmen and one school
director were chosen follow:
COUNCILMAN
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IL iIIIIIHS NVWIINIIIIIlII j TIT .
scavotto, Bob Jones and VIM. L.
(BiID Norton have asked the
Northwest Enterprise to express
their thanks to the electorate for
their kindly consideration.
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AFTER The WAR,
THEN WHAT?

BY J. A. (Jacls) JOHNSON
The American Negro, like other
patriotic citizens, feels an inter
est in all that pertains to his
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are eprsonally investigated We
recommend the King County Air
Port. See their ad page 1.
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CRAPS ENDED In
GEICER Staying
NEGRO KILLED NEGRO
1ST ARMY KILLING HERE

SPOKANE. - Private Theo-
dore r. Green, 2S, Negro, was
found guilty yesterday of man
slaughter by a court-martial at
Galena military reservation in
the fatal stabbing of Private Lee
Brown, also a Negro, the night
of February 2S.
Private Green was sentenced to
10 years of hard labor and dis
honorably discharged from the
army.
The conviction on man
slaughter charge followed the
court-martial boards decision re-
ducing the charge from an orig
inal specifying murder.
, Court Heard Story of Killing
The court-martial of 10 officers
of which Colonel Horace Speed is
president. and Captain Thomas Fl
Leath. law member, reduced the
charge after hearing a parade o.
Green's fellow soldiers testify t.
dice game quarrel and struggle
1t was testified that Green lief
the game, obtained knife ant
returned to the barracks lava
tory. scene of the game, to fatal
ly stab Brown.
Captain Marshall Porter. medi
cal corps officer. qualifying as
mental expert, told the court tina
on the basis of tests given Greer
while incarcerated in the Spokan
county jail, that the prisoner wa
| feeble minded.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

S13,95O.
Convenient location, Transportation at
door. Detached English brick construc-
ton: z rooms, , baths, Enclosed rear porch
off living. room, small den on first floor,
modern kitchen. finished attic. maids
room and bath. nice lot with brick garage,
new automatic hot-water heat.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co,
1905 H St. NV National 2345.
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Sl5,750-One block from club and bus
,. very large bedrooms > COM
plete baths on second floor, I'm
ished room and storage in attic.
Gear built-in garage. Built by
Geo. F. Mikkelson. The living
room is unusually large and has
log burning fireplace. BOSS 4
PHELPS, realtors Exclusively,
MA. $500. Evenings and Sun
day. call EN-. 2195.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

2so3 14th, ST: NV, lst FLOOR AND
basement: 1st floor has front room, 25xlI
feet. rear room 36xl1 feet, these con-
paruuet floor; moderate rent. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K ST NV. MA. 1866.
1903 18th ST NV, LIST FLOOR AND
basement; LIST floor has front room, 25x11
Meeting by sliding door and both with
parauet floor: moderate rent. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 17l9 K st. NV. MA. 1856
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK Al sedanette: radio, heater. ex
cellent condition; good tires. 1929 Adams
Mill road w H.
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VIRGINIA BEST BUYS.

Owner leaving for West this wk..
selling his Cape Cod 5-r. bungalow with
:. finished bedrooms upstairs, 1 bedrms.
in all, with furniture for $4,000. Large
Tot completely fenced in. This is a
modern home, furniture and house
about VI. old. Here is an unusual
proposition; immediate possession;
walking distance to PentagOn Bldg.
Va. Highlands-5-r. brick Cape Cod
house, large lot, built-in garage, 5
large rms, screened-in porch, firepl,
h-w.h, oil b. full basement at bus
line. $3.50.
Oakcrest-New brick semi detached,
5-r., full basement, $4,000, $500 cash,
bal. $500 per mo.
To close estate-6-r. house, lot lOOx
AZ. TT, on Arlington Ridge rd. and
overlooking river and city, SCI, 800.
Country gentleman's estate near JEFF
ferson Park acres. large, modern
brick house and double garage, last
word in modern construction.
House and corner lot, Va. Highlands,
$4,000; d-r. frame, sewer, water, gas.
Why rent"
Nearly new CIR. house, Aurora Hills.
Nearly new Or. house, Beverly Hills.
J. L. PRICE,
OakcreSt Office,
1908 So. Arlington Ridge Rd.,
Arlington, Va.
Phone Jackson 1904 and Ivy 1872.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

IJh2 ACRES roH SALE OR REM ON
% mi. from WASHINGTON: fine well: good to
raise tobacco Or chicken farm RA 1lah
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SILVER. SPRING

HERE IS YOUR CHANCE.
5-room Dr. bung.. fireplace unfinished
upstairs, full bsmt, coal W. heat, side
porch, lst-class cond, unusually lge. lot
ideal for Victory garden; Immediate posses
sion; shown by appt only: $3.50: sub
stantial cash WORTHINGTON REALTY
Excl. SH. 2l4". SALE Georgia ave
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MONEY TO LOAN lcanAA

COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU
borrow on your auto. furniture or sig
nature nat S0UTHEASTERN DISCOUNT OF
HYATTSVILLE. 1903 Baltimore ave, n.y.
attsville. Md. Warfield 31s1.
LIST and End TRUST LOANS.
Let us refinance your property. We will
First trust loans on D. c.. Md. and Va
property. Second trust loans up to years
to pay back on D. c.. Md. and Va property.
Prompt and courteous service. Consult
us before borrowing. Lowest rates.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
SIT 9th NV. d. $3.50
WE WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR
YOUR PROPERTY. WHY BOR-
ROW WHEN YOU CAN SELL?
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
BIT 9Th ST. NV. DI. 615O
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DAVID e. BARRY.
~. n 81 INV. ME. TW7o. Res, IA. ~ p
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN

Open, to 5 pm; 1O4 w. Cypress st.
,East-West hswyD; 2-story. detached
baths, bult-in garage. shade trees,
flowers, shrubbery, Victory garden. oppo-
site Columbia Country Club IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. J. LETTON MARTIN Earle
BldE. RE o492: ewes. MnndleY 0hS0
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TWo-story brick, 9th St NV near Fmer-
son: five bedrooms four rooms and dlnettc
on first floor Frgidaire, gas heated, front
porch, laundry trays. lavatory in basement
storage room. built-in garage; owner occu-
pied; in fine condition. Price, Sl0,15O
property close to three schools. theater
and chain stores: one 50. 10 tranSp.
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DETACHED BRICK

Excellent Northwest location, less than
years old. rooms > baths, recreation
room, den. auto heat. modern kitchen, Diet
garage. spacious grounds, etc. Excellent
como. Immediate possession. Only
Sl2,950: terms
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. $500.
BUNGALOWS-2 AND 3 BEDROOMS,
from Sl.15o. Also 6-room house $3.50
TRANSPORTATION, schools and shopping, con-
venient These properties are well planned.
modern and built in restricted nelghbor-
moods. Ideal for families desiring TO
MAKE a modest start. Reasonable terms.
64o4 Central ave Open daily for inspet-
ton Call Hillside 1905 or
WILLIAM M. THOMAS,
1910 Nermnnt Ave N w MA 400.
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FUTURE.
FUTURE.
THOS. ]. OWEN Il SON. Auctioneers.
Southern Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUs1--
E E5SHT + STREET STREET NV WASHING
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1857. folio
40 ct seq, Of the land records OF the
Of the party secured thereby the under
signed trustees will sell, at PUBLIC AUCTION
in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY
TIE THE T XT THREE by OF MN Px he
following described land and premises, sit,
uate in the District, of Columbia. and
designated as and being part OF original
bered four hundred twenty-nine (42al.
st. distant SO so feet north from the
southwest corner of said lot and running
feet to the northeast corner of said lot;
thence west 10 feet to Sth St and
thence south along said street. 2o.2Q
aey the Of o SAID
of assessment and taxation as lot sO4 in
FIRMS OF SALE: one-third of the
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years. with interest at per
centum per annum. PAYABLE seml-annually.
trust upon the property sold, or all lash,
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit
Of 5000 will be required at time of sale,
Al conyeyaneing.. recordng, revenue
days from day Of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting
of such resale in some newspaper published
v ALERT J. M1LANs.
myS ,14,l7,l9 Trustees
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Mr., REDWOOD AREA
UNUSUAL HOME

A beautiful white Colonial 7-room brick
f years old; lot 70Xl35, wooded; screened
porch over garage, third-foor storage. full
basement. Call Oliver ESHI
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PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY, PREFERABLY DIRECT
from owner. modern } or Is room house
with basement and y TO 3 acres land.
vicinity Falls Church or Fairfax. not over
S6,500. Phone Fairfax 1SWl.
ARLINGTON AND FAIRFAX HOMES
Let us sell or rent your property. We
will give YOU quick service Appraisals
without obligation. MAC LINDSEY, CHI.
62l3.
MARYLAND PROPERTY WANTED. FOR
j. NOBLE BoAz. Real Estate.
1240 WIS. Ave. Bethesda, WI. 264S. IL
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VACANT-GAS HEAT.

Here is a chance to buy in Washington's
finest ne. neighborhood a lovely Groom
and 2-bath detached red brick home: large
knotty-plne recrea ton room. garage, very
larse and beautifully Handicapped yard
hoored attic. chestnut trim, screened-in
porch, gas hot-water heat: rapid bus trans
portatlon l block away on Michigan ave
S3l Varnum st. ne. Open Sundays 2 to
3, or any time by appointment
HERBERT & SONS, Exclusive Agents,
315 East CAPITOL ST. Ii U12a
After Office HnurS Call PA S22N
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

HOUSE TO LET. FREE RENT WITH GAR
den, spring water near door, white or col
ored no children owner desires help with
carpenter work and painting; plenty work
with pay S. T. HICKMAN, $3.50 Coles
vile I'd, Silver Spring. Md.
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STORE VALUES

412 10th st. n.w-Large store and TO-
rm. apt, $3.50.
se5. '''' SS '''e '''' anu HI aD'''
$40 Kennedy st. n.w.-Large store, $50
32O9 Georgia ave. n.W.-Large store,
lO-1" Pierce st. nw-Junk yard and
office, $50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N Capitol ST. Reator. MA $3.50
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OFFICES WANTED.

LAWYER SEEKS 3-ROOM UN-
FURN. SUITE WEST OF 18th
ST. IN DOWNTOWN SECTION,
OR WILL SHARE EXISTING
LAW OFFICE. NEEDS PRIVATE
OFFICE, ROOM FOR SECRE-
TARY AND LIBRARY SPACE.
C. J. BATTER, MA. 1888.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

! WANT TO RENT 6 TO 10 ROOM
house, unfinished. Warfeld 323S, John
E. Mcnamara. 49,
LIEUTENANT WANTS RENT SMALL UN-
turn house within committing dist. Navy
Bldg. Write A Charles ST.. Boston. Mass.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, JUNE | OR Is. BEST
OF care guaranteed: adults, no children
Box 4ST. Star
4-BEDROOM HOUSE BY RESPONSIBLE
family, ranging around $3.50. Gail Adams
S0l3 or MAJ. LYNDALL, RE. 800,
Ext. 71S11.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMMER,
With large sized grounds for = adults who
will take good care of furniture; no chill
dren. minimum. > bedrooms, maids room;
will pay UP to $3.50 a mo. Write or phone,
W1LMOTTE, 2400 18th st. NV, CO. 200.
, OR 3 BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
by May 20 or later: prefer Arlington; by
Govt. employe with 2O-mo. old baby. Call
MRS. SNYDER. AID. 94l0.
UNFINISHED HOUSE OR APT FOR
two responsible adults, NV. or Arlington.
Glebe 2646 H.
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CATHEDRAL, HIGHIANDs

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
This unusually attractive semi-detached
4-bedrm. Colonial brick, in good condition,
has large rms, , baths, large finished
attic, nice basement, H-W. GAS HEAT,
garage, fireplace in living rm.. nice deep
lot. real buy. and priced right for quick
sale.
, FLOYD E. DAVIS co,
1929 K St N w MA O35o
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HOUSES FUR. OR uNEUR.

POTOMAC. MD, is MILES FROM DIS
trct; 2 houses. Is acres. henhouses, stable,
concrete badminton court to be used by
> baths, large living room, large dining
room. fireplace, built-in bar, all-gas
kitchen, Frigidaire; rent, SOB. Larger
dining room, maids room Enclosed Sleep
ing porch, fireplace. all-electric kitchen.
flower garden. flower pools, rent, S1l5
Call WI $3.50
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TODAY'S BUY.
SHEPHERD PARK.

brick residence. 3 bedrooms, . baths, full
bright basement. roomy attic. detached
garage: nice lot, 64-ft front; side and
rear alleys: convenient location, close to
shopping center. bus, streetcars and schools
Further information upon request
ROBERTS E. LATIMER
1733 Alaska Ave. NV. GE. 1870
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

ii miles to D. c.; rooms, frame bum
galow INV heat. oil burner, bath; cleo:
lot. l50xl5O: many large oak trees; l block
to B. & O. R. R. Owner removing to Ohio
will sell for S4,150 immediae possession.
terms.
Joseph Grimm, Owner,
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'UN'tS SN SNIL.
FOR CASH SALE, $2,5ON5 FARM OF ~
able fol. pigs and chickens; some fruit trees,
splendid garden; located a mi north of
Charlottesville. Va, Write or call R. j.
D. c. Phone GE. 1905
109-ACRE DAIRY FARM ON HARD ROAD,
all improvements. h.-wh., stone house.
bath, lis, llshts; loot CHICKEN house; ~, =
9s ACRES JUST OFF STATE HWY, MONT.
Co.--,s-room house, large barn. several
small outbldgs. stream meadow, woods,
some ground on the pike; 30 miles from
WI. $500. r. P. RIPLEY, sH. 1889,
road, in lower Loudoun Co, bordering
large stream; in good state of cultivation,
GleaTsd but 80 aGFfs II timber old
$500, terms to be arranged. shown by
appointment: Phone Herndon 3s, BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon. Fairfax Co, Va.
ANOTHER !4-HR. BARGAIN.
4 miles from Waldorf Md so acres clear
ed and good tobacco soil. Nice spring and
barn and other ogttbuldings oo Priced by
cash IG,5 bal, $50 per mo 70, at a. -
JOHN Barr A Bld 6RlckLEY' EHf Fl A AIIj
Or the casile. Forest Glen, Nd Nd. ST. s551.
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
John Burdoft, Colesville. Md. Ashton 3s46.
NEAR COLESVILLE PIKE.
10 acres of fine chester loan soil, good
farm buildings, on gravel road. fronting
on ,Patuxent River. Price. $1,000: "a
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER, J. E. KELLY.
Rockville. Md. Phone $50
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STORES FOR RENT.

6O7 ST. N.E.-STORE 3 r. AND B.,
INV, h. cleo. suitable any bus. Your in
spection will convince you; S55. MA. 1908.
1923 EYE ST NW-STREET FLOOR,
suitable for store. restaurant or ONCE;
reasonable rental
W C. g. A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1880 Mass, Ave. NV Or 4464
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1IodDIto0IA co WI
CHI. 5949.

ARLINGTON, CLOSE IN.
Groom home, including bedroom and
u bath on first floor, INV. auto. heat,
screened porcheS, bsmt. garage: large.
wooded lot, 100-ft. frontage; l blk. to 1Oc
bus and shopping. Price, $500; terms.
L. MCGEE KING. CHI 55OS
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\ CITY-COUNTRY HOME.
OLD WOODSIDE.

FIFoI 7 IWE UTTERED.
This 3-year-old is UNIQUE in con-
struction and design: 3 bedrooms, shaded
corner lot; in splendid neighborhood. near
$4,000,
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
SHOREHAM BLDG MA 1850
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
Building, either LIST or End commercial,
containing not less than 10000 So. IT.
Immediate possession required. Will pay
cash.
EDW. r. CARR, Realtor,
332 H ST. NV. MA 1905.
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POSSESSION.
$40 51st st. s.e.-Semi-det brick, about
2 years old: r., b., gas heat, large yard
Price, S6,l50.
017 Pa. Ave. Sc. FIR, 1oss.
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All of the above houses are in the w
section of Washington. In my opinion
each of the above houses are good buy
in their price range. For full details, call
G. r. SMITH. ADAMS 1923,
With Warren Browning, Tower Bldg.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

studios; bright and airy, Chevy Chase Ar
cade, $500 Conn. ave. NV; $50 month.
WO. 4l4., or EN-. 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
LOTS FOR SALE.

COLLEGE HEIGHTS AREA.
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Offers protected homesites, in rolling
wooded land divided to suit the needs of
acceptable people. FREE BOOKLETS,
PLAT AND ATTRACTIVE PRICES UPON
REQUEST.
A. H sEIDENsPINNER. Realtor
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BETHESDA, MD.
REAL. RTV QS0

"-story brick home, 6 large rooms. 3
bedrooms, . baths. gas heat, lear garage.
OWNER, WI Ti0I 1oE
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APARTMENT GROUND.
FARMS FOR SALE.

New listing: 3 to 30 acres zoned, W
ter. sewer, bus, stores. Call John j. We
colt. SH. 1860. or
O'HARE ESTATES. 1916 L NV
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HoMEs-5-1O ROOMS, D. C. NEARBY
Md, Va. Farms. acreage, shore cottages.
Few pay cash, others equity cash. N E.
RYON CO, MA. 1907. GE 6146, res.
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BLOCK OFF UPPER 10th.

4 most delightful brick home of English
half timber design. unusually modern and
complete with 3 bedrooms. upstairs den. .
baths; an extra insulated bedroom on Bird
f1oor If you need it; bkft nook. recreation
room. lear built-in garage. This home is
backed by natural woods enjoyable from a
screened rear living porch. equally suitable
TOR summertime meals. Arrange to inspect
this most livable and complete home by
| calling Oh l1OS. R. P. RIPLEY. SH 153q