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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-24
PASSAGE OF FOOD
 BILL PRtDIClfD; OPPONENTS FEW
Hitchcock and Shoot Paise
 Hoover Highly
WOULD USE MONEY
 TO FEED BOLSHEVIKI
Sherman Says Wilson Is Knight
 Errant.3

Washington, Jan. 23.-Passage to- morrow of the administration bill for food relief in Europe was predicted tonight by leading advocates and op- ponents after another day of debate which proceeded with only few members in their seats. Polls taken by leaders today were said to show only about twenty votes in opposi- tion
 Bipartisan support of the bill was further indicated today. Speakers urging passage included Senator Senator Hitchcock, of, Nebraska, Democrat, chairman of the foreign relations committee, and Senators Shoot, of Utah. and Kellogg, of Min nesota, Republicans. Principal cp- ponents were Senators Cummins of Iowa, and Sherman, of Illinois, Re- publicans.
 Declaring that the proposed appro- priation was not for charity, Sena- tor Hitchcock urged the senate to aid President Wilson and his worl; at the peace conference by voting the fund. It's rejection. he declared
 
 ica's representatives.
 Food Administrator Hoover, who has been severely attacked by op, pone1ts of the bill, was highly prais- ed by Senator Hitchcock, and also by Senator Shoot
 To Feed BOlsheyiki Senator Cummjns declared the mea- sure commits the American govern 1 ment to a policy of internationalism ! and guardianship of European na- tions, while Senator Sherman assert ed that part of the money would be used to feed Russian Bolshevists. Complete elimination of German, as military factor in the world was advocated by Senator Cummins who argued that with Germany impotent tC attack any nation. league of ma tions would be unnecessary. He sait 1 Germany should be denied an army or navy and be required to pay in demnities for the ruin wrought by | her forces.
 Senator Sherman declared the pro posed appropriation was not relic fund. but a "camnaign fund" and h' referred to President Wilson as { knight er1ant," in Europe lighting windmil1s"
 The Illinois senator said the agree ment on a Russian policy reached a Paris proposed recognition of the Bol | sheviki government, and in this con
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LEAVING PETROGRAE.'

S;[; Sp;R[t;naeagen, Jan. 23.-The Bol- d s' and i0rces @ are evacuating Petro- to a'a a removing all stores, accord
 lndo ,v a dispatch to the Berlinske Fh h"e, rom Helsingfors. The dis [h [ho,;'.ai aaas that Leon Trotzky, the |;nn es'ki ki Minister of War, is trans |co,o s HIS headquarters to Nizni- Pen,oa. en,Uu and that the anti-Bolshevik ''nent is growing daily.
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LVOFF PEAVED AT
 PEACE COUNCIL

Paris. Jan. 23.-Prince Lvoff, for mer Russian premier. in a statement today strongly deprecated the deci- sion of the supreme council regarding Russia.
 "We never thought" said Prince Ivof; "that the conference would commence it's peace work by renewing relations with our tyrants The Bolsheviki have won their great act victory in Paris The de- cision of the council not only is Of danger to us, but to the whole world. It gives new impulse to anarchy.
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STEAMER CARRIES
 LARGE RICE CARGO

New Orleans, La, Jan. 23.- The lar, gest cargo of rice eve; taken out oi New orleans, according to port offl- cials. was carried by the Norwegian steamship storviken. which clearea late Wednesday and left the mouth of the river today for Rotterdam di- rect with 12S,42S sacks of rice. Tn addition the steamer carried S,442 sacks of beans.
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sAzONOFF REFUSES.

1orn,,J''a r, Jan; 29.-Sergius Sazonoff, er r the Russian foreign minister Einp 4e .e oio regime and now repre-
 e the government of Yekaterin- K. r ba. .ne Siberian government at ha s S ueclared in statement (ereno"oo would not participate in the hcil ". proposed by the supreme 1 "'!n Bolsheviki representa-.
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EW|FT SAYS FOOD | ADMINISTRATION HAS DONE WONDERS
hath Producer and Con.
 sumer Were Benefited.
uANTs GOVERNMENT T0 SUPERVISE WORK
,harees of Collision by Commission
 Are Denied.

Washington, Jan. 23.-Louls F. wift. President of Swift and Com- any, told the house interstate com. cree commission today that the food dministration in stabilizing the live ock market had accomplished "won- erful things for the producer and the bnsumer" and that it's control was eeded now as much as ever.
 "This is critical time and every bdy is loaded up with meat" said +. Swift. We haven't had many lipments. The only possible way to bve made shipments abroad as we d was through the food administra- bn control"
 The witness said a decline of one mt pound in the pork market would can loss of $2,5O0,00O to his firm the great amount of meat it had epared for the world market. He pressed belief that with govern ent control continued, prices would high for some months, but then obably would decline.
 The bill before the committee to ense packing plants and permit the vernment to take over adjuncts ch as stock yards, market newspap. and refrigerator cars, was oppos- by MT. Swift as class legislation q certain to be hurtful to the gen. Rl public.
 Favors Supervision. Government supervision,' through access to the packers books, was Focated by him as "less danger }" method of procedure. The pri- )ry desire of Swift and Company s declared to be efficient service readiness was expressed to sell firms interests if present stand $ of operation could be maintained. regarding the federal trade com- slon's allegation that packer own mp of refrigerator cars prevents small packers from competing Fh the big firms. Mir. Swift sug- ted that the government or rail ds should build five thousand cars let the small packers use them. d investment to his firm.
 Charges of collusion by the federal ae commission were denied by MT. l1I. lie said that there were cases winch his firm had co-operated n other particulars in the joint 1ershlp of general facilities, where n facilities did not exist or were Per1ect and that the cooperation in way extended to the control of ces or shipmentsf
 1T; Swift said there were 25.0OO knolders in Swift and Company that his family did not own ma " of the stock. The witness said salary was $50,00O a year, and
 ms four brothers, all practical aS ooa packers, draw from $25,OO0 to
 Competition Is Keen.
 Eeen competition between the five eHackefs Hs was declared to exist and oWlft .! said this apparently was a
 tune for new firms to enter the ness. ss He told the committee that A..nseuser-Busch a. Brewing inter- . ol St. Louis were starting a new Hlng company.
 IT oniy other witness of the day ray rrsvy Mayer, counsel for Armour IhonRany, who told the committee ae thought the pending bill un- ho 1,a'aslonal. MT. Mayer said none me an+ packing firms were allowed to en' ss testimony or question wit ros, n, D"lft will resume the stand to-
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LIVESTOCK MEN OPPOSE FEDERAL
 >R. R. OWNERSHIP
Favor Regulation of Pack CTS and Woman Suffrage.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 3.-Resolutions opposing government owner ship of the railroads and urging early return of the railroads to private control under adequate federal regulations; favor ing Federal licensing and regulation of packers and stock yards but oppos- ing government ownership of market ing facilities; advocating universal military training and endorsing the federal woman suffrage amendment were adopted today at the closing session of the Twenty Second annual Convention of the American National Livestock Association.
 The convention also adopted resolu- tions urging changes in the method of administering the public lands and the national forests, advocating protect i've tariff on livestock and meat pro- ducts, and regulation of imports of cattle and hides from Mexico so as to detect those which have been stolen from American ranches. Larger ap- propriations for state agricultural col leges and for the bureau of markets also were urged. y.
 The resolutions regarding control of the railroads asserted that govern ment operation Is unsatisfactory and urged full regulatory powers over rates and service be restored to the interstate commerce commission and to the various state commissions.
 Universal Training.
 The resolution favoring universal military training not only advocated traininU Of all vOI1np mon in thofv. nineteenth year, but also urged estab- lishment of military instruction in high schools.
 The resolution regarding regulation of the packing industry and stock yards advocated government regula- tion along the lines now in operation under the federal food control act and endorsed the work of the federal trade commission in the investigation of the meat packers.
 The report of the market Committee, which was adopted recommended leg islation along the lines of the Kend- rick bill, the main features of which are separation of the stock yards from packer ownership and control, requir- ing the railroads to furnish sufficient refrigerator cars to all on equal terms and regulation of the packers, stock yards and commission men by federal license. under the department of agri- culture.
 United States Senator John B. Ken drick, of Wyoming, was elected Presi- dent of the association today:
 su!aq seM 'p!rs sq qo!uM 'epesedold
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BOAT HITS MINE.

Paris Jan. 23.-The French torpe- do hoat Number S25 has struck a mine and sunk off the coast of Tunis. Eighteen men of the crew are mss ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-24

su!aq spM 'pIps sq qo!qM 'epesedoId
 asue!ooS 4s!cSp psqg!eAu! ou 'uoIloeu Awarded by professors in nearly ev- cry American college. Denouncing these professors as fire brands of sedition" Senator Sherman said some men of their type
 were attached to the American peace mission.
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THE WEATHER.

kasms,A. kamsmmAs,A.;NsAs-Friday fair, 6rdavve f.!n m north portion; Sat lure. lalr' moderate tempera-
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AUSTRIA HUNGARY
 HAS HUGE DEBT

London. Jan. 23--The total debt of
 Austria Hungary last October was
 S4 ,090, 100000 crowns. according to a
 dispatch from Vienna. Austria's
 debt was 43,O00, 100000 crowns. A
 commission appointed to investigate the question of Commentaries share of these liabilities finds that it's
 proportion, assuming that the other
 states of the former empire pay their
 share, amounts to 25,000,O00, 900
 crowns.
 >~~-o>~-~-~~~~~~~~~~> were effective for only the latter part
 of the year, and if these run through the present year, even without othr additions which may come from action on pending applications for more pay, they would make $784,000,000 addi- tional wages. The wage level at the end of 1918 was little more than 45 percent higher than at the beginning of the year, when the government as- sumed control.
 Prospects for improvement of the earnings situation this year depend mainly on whether busineas continues active, and gives q larka volume of freight traffic to tls IT mn
Evening star., 1919-04-04

FOR SALE PRICE. $3.50; ON THE
Heights. OIL from l4th ST.; a great, big, hg oar- ;n
gain in colonial home With many adnea sass ',
colonial type, two stories. heated with hot
water. having electric lights and oak hooIs:
porches. each 1Ox2O: big back yard to an alley.
Ross PHELPS. INC. l406 II st: NV
FOR SALE - PRICE. slo.5O0: IN CHEVY
Chase. a delightful situation; detached cor
nine rooms and bath. electric lights and the
property in frst-class condition: the lot is i'm
proved by hedge. trees and .hrubbery; lmms .s,
diate possession can he obtained; owner Will
consider small city house in exchange
ROSS & PHELPS. INC. 1406 st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $40, 800: IN CLEv EIAND
Park, one Of the most attractive sqnates IN
plan house of ten rooms. two baths, hot-"ater
heat. electric lights and back stairway the
rooms in this house are unusually large vs.. snd
bright: the lot is large and there are several
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14O6 Fl st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $4,000; WEST OF 18th
St; occupied by an owner who VIII CIV give pos
session: q three-story house. colonial type, nav
ing ten rooms, three baths. hot-water heat:
electric lights, servants quarters. two inclosed
wide psved siiev. Few houses. II any, Of
this character are for sale.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 1406 st. NV.
FOR sALEPRICE. S.. $50; IN WEST CHEVY
Chase: a detached, entirely modern house. stu
ated on a lot 4511oo There are eight rooms.
Eve bedrooms, hot-water heat, electric lights
and garage. This is the only detached
house We have in this section at anywhere near
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC, 1908 st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, 1890; IN BROOKLAND:
q fully detached. modern home. occupied by
an owner who will give possession The lot
| slate roof. front and rear porches. hot-w
heat. poultry yard and garden. This il q
mighty attractive little home.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1406 H st. NV.
| POR SALE-PRICE. 81 500: WEST OF WIS
consin ave. near Massachusetts, Avenne Heights
two-stofy and attic modern house. having
! hot-wafer heat. electric lights and porehes
| den and garage; immediate possession; terms
| Of 81 600 cash and monthly payments.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 140e H st. NV.
FOR SALE = PRICE. s., $50: IN MOUNT
| PLEASANT CLOSE TO THE CAR LINE: A
1 three-story brick house of eleven rooms tw<
baths. steam heat and electric lights. This i.
an unusually cheap home and can be sold OF
terms Of 81 900 cash and monthly payments ol
$50 per month. including interest.
| ROSS & PHELPS. INC. 1408 Fl st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. s.. 800; JUST OFF FRoA
14th st., in Columbia Heights; q modern. up
| to-date. three STORY brick house of nine room
and bath, hot-water heat. electric lights
paved alley in rear. This 10 q very cheaI
home. number Of houses in this squar'
similar to this property have sold for con
siderably more money.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14O8 d st. NV.
FOR sALD-PRICE. $3.50: A VERY CHEAl
northwest home; a well built, semi-detached
|eight-room house. heated with hot water. hav
ing porches and q large yard; immediate pos
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 1905 H st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL GROOM
and bath home, In splendid l0catlon
northwest; h.-w.h.: elec. lights;
screened. Price. $3.50. Terms can be
WILLIAM g. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips 4 Sager. Inc.
M. 9s, 14O9 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-EXCEPTIONA NICE
;wo-family nat; 5 rooms and oeth on
first floor: and bath on second. We
can sell for So. 100. on very reasonapie
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips 4 Sager. Inc.
NJ 9S 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE - SPLENDID SEMI DE
tached 81 room and bath home. in excel
lent location northeast: large yerd
Immediate possession. Price. $4.'W'
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips 4 Sager. Inc.
NJ. 80. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL 13 ROOM
and o-bath home. in exclusive res'oen-
tial section northwest: steam neat
first class condition throughout. Price.
$4,000 Reasonable terms will be ar
ranged.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor TO Phillips & Sager, Inc.
NJ as 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL DETArH-
-, bungalow in Dahlgren terrace: )
rooms and bath; h.-w.h.: electric
lights Immediate possession. Price.
$1,000: on terms.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & Saser, Inc.
NJ aS 14O9 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE - SPLENDID sR0OM
home. downtown; convenient 10 govern
Inent departments. Lot 25x100. Price.
$3.50. Terms can be arranged. E1
cellent opportunity to buy piece Of
property suitable for home or invest
ment.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor 10 Phillips & Sager, Inc,
NJ 9s. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALEM BEST SECTION PET
worth: splendid S-room. semi-deta:hed
house: h.w.h., cleo. lights: lot 80 #.
wide. Price. $500. Terms can he
arranged.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
Successor to Phillips 4 Sager. Inc.
N. %. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-NICE o-FAMILY FLAT
near 11th and Harvard SITS. NV: o
rooms and bath each: first-class condi-
ticn. Price. $1,000. on terms.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips T. Sager. Inc,
FOR SALE-SOMERSET HEIGHTS.
Best location NV, suburban; detached. !.
rooms. baths: u acre Of ground;
electricity. hot-water heat, large
porches. fruit. and otherwise a COM
plete home. Price, $3.50. Very easy
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips 4 Sager. Inc.
NJ. 9s. 1409 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-EXCELLEST 3-ROoM-
deep home. in splendid location north
west: lot 11S feet deep to 30-foot paved
alley: h.w.h.; newly papered and paint
ed throughout; immediate possession.
Price, So 500. Terms can be arranged.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & Sager. Inc,
NJ 90. 14O0 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL APART
ment house downtown; 6 apartments OF
rooms and bath each: h.w.h.: cleo.
lights; servants quarters in basement.
Approximately 1900 yearly rent being
received. Price. S.. 600. on terms.
An excellent opportunity to buy piece
Of property paying q splendid income.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Suecessor to Phillips 4 SaEer. Inc.
II. 0S. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALEM SPLENDID LoCA.
tien southeast. Nice Groom and bath
home: h.-w.-h., electric lights: excel
lent condition. Price, $500. on terms.
WILLIAM 9. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips 4 Saeer. Inc.
II. 90, 14O0 New York ave. NV.
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$500 CASH

will buy equity in a L. room frame house. in
a choice Mount Pleasant location: hot-water
heat; lot 25x14s: double garage on rear OF
lot on 16ft. alley; rooms now rented brinR
income of $50 per month: owner will give
immediate possession, either furnished or IN
furnished Price. furnished, So. 900.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
N. 432. tReal Estate DeptJ 10th and G NV.
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,ear 10th and Montague SITS.

Near 10th and Montague SITS.
Beautiful detached home. con
tanning nine large rooms, two ele
CANT baths, hot water heat. cleo
trc lights and spacious sleeping
porches: deep lot to wide paved
alley with brick garage on rear.
Everything in frst-class condition.
Price, $4,000. Owner will give
Quick possession. Call
SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS.
Phone NJ. 2345 7l5 18th St.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

THE BEST HOMES
'or Sale in Washington Ar
listed With Shannon & Luchs
RECENT LlSTINGs
Columbia road between 18th and
l4lh sts-An SrOom and :-bath
modern brick house. with % mo-,
water heat. Price. 81, 800. Would
consider small house In ne rs
SHANNON L LucHs. RtAl.rohs.
Main o34s 7l3 lAth ST.
Washington Heights. GU lAhier
place, near 18th st, Handsome !"
room and hath residen.e. with
electric lights; hot water heat. big
yard to pave0 alley house 3 feet
wide. war worker will sacrifice
sHANSUN 4 LUcHS REALTORS.
Main 23l5 us l<th st.
sJh st NV, rakoma fark. u.
e. An Broom and bath detached
frame house. with hctWater heat.
Gee. lights and garage large lot
.OxI6O Terms. Sl2,uO cash. bal
monthly
PRICE. ST. 500.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS. REALTORS,
Main o345 7l3 14th st.
real suburban home. Chevy
Chase Md.---De tarhed house on lot
lOOxl27 IT.: large. we'll arranged
rooms and bath: ho:water heat
elec. lights; gas: porches; open
treplaces: screened throughout
also garage. Terms arranged on
cash payment Of 81 800.
Price, $1,000.
SHANNON LCCHS. REALTORS,
Main .345 7l3 l4th st.
North PetWorth
Near Ia ave. and Crittendon st;
six delightful rooms and tiled
hath: hot-water heat: electric
lights: hardwood floors: concrete
porch and large sleeping porches.
attic: deep lot. plenty OF room for
garage. Best home valne in this
section Price So. 800. A substan-
tial cash payment is required
SHANNON 4 LCCHS. REAIITORS.
Main 2345. 713 l4th st.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

NV. store and dwelling Price. $4,000 Edw
P. Schwartz. Inc. 734 18th NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY-l2ls 7th ST NV.
Three e-story and cellar brick: store and dwell
ing: lot 1895. L. J. MILLS. COS 9th st. NV.
FOR sALE-ABOUT ONE OF THE BEST
bargains in business property is the prop
erty We offer on 18th st: near &. for
$37 500; leased to tenant paying
$2.7OO year. which is a low rental: lot
2ex1o4 to a 2sfoot alley. The valuation
put on the property by the assessors is
more than we ask.
Another this same square. A bust
ness building with a lot a5x10i to wide
STONE FAIRFAX.
1342 New York ave.
FOR SAI.E-PAYING SO NET ON S10.OO0;
leased to one tenant, who makes the re
pairs; rented continuously: will bring a
larger rental when the lease is up. On
one Of the best business squares near 9th
STONE 4 FAIRFAX
1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE-NEAR THE BOSTON HOUSE.
well rented property. The owner is
not bothered with heating. lighting or
furnishing a janitor: store property; 1 rent, mt
ing for g.. 04O year. Less than $50. 100
will buy it. Well worth looking into.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1872 New York ave. NV.
st. A frontage of over 40 feet; can be
purchased for less than S60.O0 formerly
carried a loan Of about $4,000: an ex-
ceptionally fine site for q business build
ing.
Here is a good property. st. between
9th and 10th; lot 25x149 to a 3Ofoot al
ley; improved by a 15-room dwelling. This
! property on account of the wide outlet in
the rear. is particularly valuable for a
wholesale jobbing house.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave. NV.
I; FOR SALE-H-SINESS PROPERTY II
downtown section: large :,-story. modern brick
! building, now renting for S312O yearly: i'm
mediate purchaser secure il for $35,OOO
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO.. 1903 New York ave
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OUT OF TOWN OWNER COMPELLED TO
sacrifice northwest property three houses. rent
ed to colored tenants: no reasonable offer re-
fused. Address 5S-T. Star ONCE.
just authorized to sell her Chevy Chase
home at 4 greatly reduced price; lot 1OOxl2S
feet: beautiful shade trees; garage. Price only
cHAs. s. MIR 4 CO..
1903 New York ave:
MOUNT PLEASANT. FACING ROCK CREHK
Park. three-story brick house; cool situation
porches: modern improvements: large lot to
paved alley and garage. Price. $1O.2o0. Ad-
dress Box 4s.T. star Office. 8.
FOR sALHss,S9o; A.! A SIHER00M ~ G34uGI HOUSE. s1:
NV. NEAR 18th: NICE. GoNyESIENT
ST. NV. ----
FOE SALE SO; q ,,S1E1,1 NEW HAMrsa1np A'xKanM
nxTH AND CELLAR HOUSE,: ELECTRIC
lTY; roKGHEs; IA HAKnwGoRS J. SG 2 " FLOORS
I'm iEh 81: ST. A six,RooM BRICK: CELLAR:
sR1nESsi sRnH4sh ,41a HfAf; 81. w. NV: Ne. a.
FOR SALE s.. 300 lpREsENT RENT: 500;
NEAR 9Th AND 3 srs. NE. cHAs. A.
SHIELDS. 14ls II ST. NV. w.---
FOR sALE-sl .4Io; CHEAP: 4 ROOM
FRANZ ,7f4o FEoST stoE DAP REHk sHs
NE: $500 CASH, BALANCE. $50 PER
! MONTH. CHAs. A. SHIELDS. 1913 II ST.
NV. -------------
FOR SALE $500: RENTED For $500 PER PER
FRONT: NEAR q AND Sd SITS: NV; DEEP
LOT TO ALLEY: A BARGAIN. CHAs. A.
SHIELDS. l41a II ST. NV. ..---------
ESE kAI u5ss ciasE s!X D ip,s AYb EHbcK
SITS. Ne: A BARGAIN. CHAs. A. SHIELDS.
CORNER EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: ALL
modern improvements; almost new: hot Mater " eG
heat; near proposed new park. northeast; $,oO
| cash for immediate possession.
| NATIONAL REALTY CO..
I go New York ave. NV. -
DETACHED SIX ROOM HOUSE: IMMEDIATE
800 block Allison; semi-detached: six rooms
| and reception hall; hot water heat; immediate
p'Ssss1'HHa snYE s wAasoS. t@f; si4 New York ave.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME. PET
worth. ami; sr. b.; sleeping porch. attic:
cellar. gas. electricity; double floors, hardwood
TRIM large lot: immediate possession price.
$675O: $500 cash, balance terms. D. J. PAR
TELLO, builder, 4227 Sth 1t. NV. or COL
ON NORTH CAPITOL ST. ABOVE 8 ST.
Brick dwelling with eight rooms and recep-
ton room; modern bath. pantry, cellar hot.
air heat; electric lights: house in excellent
order. Early possession:
Price. 5000.
Il LOCATED ON CAPITOL. HILL.
West of Lincoln Park.D
Handsome brick dwelling Of ten rooms' not
water heat, electric lights.
Price, 81 500.
NEAR 4th AND N SITS. NE.
II Colonial front brick dwelling. containing
| six rooms and bath, hot-air heat, electric
lixhts; large yard to paved alley.
Price, A,260
STREET NORTHEAST
(Between 18th and 18th sts.)
Brick dwelling with six rooms, moderl
bath, latrobe heat: house In excellent condi
Price, $50.
BRICK STORE AND DEWEILIN8.
II 2t01 Virginia ave. nv.
81 Rsaeed at $3.50 per month. Go0d basines
corner.
Price $2iW.
JAMES +. SHEA. III: Ia ave. INV.