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Evening journal., 1919-07-19
AND NEVER A SENATOR HAS
nFFN ELECTED pUFGIDE

swattins the presidential bee in the
bonnets OF Republican senators has
provided an afternoon Of amusement for
Senator Thomas, OF Colorado. Demo-
crat.
He reminded the senators that never
In the history OF the United States has
a senator been nominated and elected
TO the presidency.
And from some OF the performances
that I have seen since have been
here" he added. "on both sides. have
long ago ceased TO wonder at what
once addressed Itself 10 my mind as a
most remarkable phenomenon"
Senator Borah swallowed his Adams
apple rather hastily. and a few others
who are known 10 have presidential
aspirations batted their eyes.
Tho remarks Of the senator were oc-
casloned by the holding up OF reso-
luton that was Favored by the Demo-
crsts.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19
PRESENT PORTRAIT
OF MANLOVE HAYES

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. July ia portrait OF the
late Manlove Hayes. OF Dover, for many
wears member Of the Board OF Trus-
tees Of Delaware College. has been pre-
sented TO the college by Mr.. Hayes
daughters, Mrs John F. Salisbury and
Miss Hayes. The portrait was painted
by C. s. Hammitt, OF Wilmington, and
has been placed in main hall OF Old
College Hall II viii be unveiled some
time next October.
DR.. George A. Harter. who was presi-
dent Of the college most of the time
that Mr.. Hayes served on the board. is
chairman OF the Committee that is ar
ranging for the unveiline. Mfr Hayes
was appointed trustee in 1882 and
served until his death several years
ago He was vicp-chairman OF the
board for years while the late Chief
Justice Charles B. lore was chairman.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19
PONY SKIN COATS MAY
BE POPULAR AGAIN

With all signs in the wholesale fur
trade pointing TO record prices next
season for apparel Of the more popu-
lar pelts. interests here believe that
there will be trend toward furs which
have not been so popular in recent
years and for that reason are less
costly now.
With this in mind one prominent
dealer here arranged some time ago for
a shipment Of about 1900 pony skins,
which are expected 10 arrive from
abroad shortly. Manufacturers believe
that II large quantities Of pony skins
which were popular for coats a few
years aegean be brought to this coun-
try within the next few weeks II is
likely that next winter will see the
pony coat again in vogue.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19
BRIDGEyILLE HAPPENINGS.
.rIal fn The Fvening Innrnal

Special TO The Evening Journal
BRIDGBVILLE. July i9.-Mrs. Harry
Wagner, who recently underwent an
operation at the Cambridge Hospital,
Is improving.
Trainloads OF white potatoes are
passing through this town from the
south TO northern markets.
Many citizens OF the town fearing
a shortage Of coal this winter, are now
having their winter supply placed in
their bins.
Mrs. Edward II. Simpson and sons
Hearn and Virgil. Of Oklahoma. are
spending six weeks with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. simp-
son.
Mrs. Edith Thlspen. Of Mount Olive,
North Carolina. is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Leager.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19
DOVER FARMERS BUY
OUT DAIRY COMPANY

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, July i9.-The Dover milk
war has ended The armistice was
signed yesterday, when s. NJ. Harring-
ton, Of the Dover Sanitary Dairy Com
psny. agreed TO sell his plant 10 the
members Of the local branch OF the
Interstate Milk Producers Association.
for $500. Mr.. Harrington recently re-
fused to grant an increase TO the pro-
ducers in the price OF milk and they
went on a strike and refused 10 deliver
II TO the cooling station. The dairymen
were arranging TO build their own cool-
ing station when Mfr. Harrington agreed
TO sell. The new owners will take
charge next Monday.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19

to give a sweet. quiet. fair girl. seven
years old. into loving hands as their
own
Il followed up several advertise
ments, especially cases OF war babies
and orphans. In one case the father
had returned from the front crippled.
was without work and his outlook was
very pessimistic. SO he wanted 10
give away his youngest child. a two
year-old boy. Likewise a war widow
who has three children and is In DELI
cate health and cannot manage with
the income given her by the State.
wishes 10 give away one or two OF her
children one soldiers wife explained
10 me quite dryly that II was 20 diff
noult now 20 rear children and they
caused such a bit OF worry. Another
says:
SMy husband has At laet returned
from the front and wants rest Besides.
we are both young and may have chill
dren later"
Evening journal., 1919-07-19
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Empty spools dyed prettily With Eas-
ter dyes makes enhancing playthings
for small children.
When you find a coed and honest
butcher. IL is best TO stick to him, be-
cause he will learn your tastes
A short, full dress is ideal TO wear
while doing housework. Also II should
be free at neck and wrists.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19

wearing mems clothes. but was re-
leased and told 10 run along to New
York
Eirs. Franklin Il twenty-six and
pretty. She says she never felt better
in her life. She g a graduate nurse
OF Bellevue Hospital. where she stu
died when she was Miss Nelma Haynes.
She is going TO ride back 10 Seattle.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19
MT. BETHEL BAPTIST.

At Mt. Bethel Baptist Church there
will be preaching a II o'clock. by the
Rev. E. P. Corbin. subject. Keep Out
OF the Street: COW ensnt meeting,
o'clock; Sunday schpol. 23o o'clock
preaching. las oslotk.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19
PUBLICNEVER WEARY
OF THIS lecture
DR.. Russell II. Conwell De-
lights 5700ih Time With
"Acres OF Diamonds"
EDITOR PALMER TO
SPEAK ON MONDAY
specIal 10 The Evenlng Journal.

rltCihi 10 Inc LNtnluS JOuIudl.
NEWARK. July i9.-Dr. Russell X.
Conwell, president OF Temple Unlycrsi-
ty. Philadelphia. delighted q large
audience In Wolf Hall last night when
he gave his famous lecture, Acres Of
Diamonds The lecture was one OF a
series being given by prominent men
IN connection with The Delaware Col
lego Summer School.
Although last night was the 5700th
time that DR.. Conwel has deliveJi This
lecture and he Is now about so ,ears
OF age, he seemed TO have as much
win" and 10 get as much pleasure out
Of It as his audience. He is said to
have earned about $4,000 from the
lecture practically all Of which has
gone towards educating young men at
his university
on Monday night Henry Robinson
Palmer. chief editorial writer on tho
Providence Journal. VIII lecture on
THE Newspaper az an Educational
Force In the Making Of Democracy"
Evening journal., 1919-07-19

A Pennsylvania freight train made a
big omelet at Winanmac. Ind. when Il
struck a butter and egg motor truck.
There was mixture OF cream. butter.
eggs and chickens.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19

Home from the war since spring.
Hans Stoves parents at Sioux Falls.
lust received word that he died" in
service.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19

pat Leonard. New York policeman
was 10 undergo test TO determine to-
day whether a man can get glass OF
beer from a certain saloon by standing
on the street. A Lieutenant did once.
Evening journal., 1919-07-19

Some people are born lucky. Aiersey
Evening star., 1919-04-05

CHEVY CHASE. Nd. NEAR CHEVY CHASE
Club; q splendidly built. modern house: center
hall: IL rooms and paths. front and rear
porches, sleeping porch. hot-water heat, large
To close an estate. excellent home. II
rooms and bath. hot-water heat, large lot TO
$1l 600. Near o1st and O. ~'"@' '''n'
Fine Investment: 9th st. hear Mass. .-e
n,.,.p Mnere property is increasing in value for
business uses: IA rooms and baths, electric
lights, hot-water heat. Price, less than as.
sessed valuation, only $1I 900.
Tster neat; screened porches; deep lot 10 al.
isy; .S possession May I, il bought row. Pr;ce
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; large two.
stofy Dick garage: near 9Th and A sfs
COST 1900 Price. $500.
Near North Capitol and s st. NV, tbr..
story sy prick, prick, nine rooms and bath, hot -Wate,
Near 18th st. and Park 3D.. fine r,a.,,
rome zone :. not water heat; worth an in,pection
io'"s ana bath; early possession. $500.
= st. NV. near 9th; three story brick. min,
| Pet.orth, 1h squares from cars. ..n;a.
| t.cnea' seven room and bath brick honss
| Ennas,nI =, yep lot to alley; trees; garden
,. 10 close an estate. nice seven room and h. 4,
e..iv no.sa.a;ap oa porch; near I'd and A sts. ne.
WALTER A. BROWN. 8o4 1l,b At
Evening star., 1919-04-05

s.. l5o-P sr. NV. NEAR UNION STATION
plaza: 7-room and bath brick dwelling.
ssenSos Co.,, sls h,,.s to 41e s., 81 At
and tiled bath: pantry: covered front porch.
Extra lot on alley in rear. suitable for garage
site or garden. free Of charge to purchaser Of
one Of these homes. No. 416 N st. sc. vaeant.
Open for inspection Sunday.
$3.25o-3rd st. me-, 100 block: Groom and
bath brick dwelling: rents for 1905 per annun.
$3450-LAmont st. NV. near Soldiers Home
$4.1O0-G ct. s.w., coo block: Groom and
bath frame dwelling; hot-water heat.
81, ,ooo-Keefer st. NV. 600 block; Groom
and bath brick dwelling; furnace heat: colonial
$4,ooo-K st. NV. west Of n. Cap. st.; Z
room and bath brick; furnace heat.
4.2oo-Lonsfelle@ st.. 700 block: Groom and
bath. Emi- detached dwelling.
A,GO-Upshur st. NV. in the 600 block
Groom and hath brick dwelling: hot-water heat.
$5,5p0-Eye st. NV. opposite Gonzasa Col
lege; rooms and bath; hot-water heat.
$5.o5o-Irvins ST.. in the 1900 block: 10
rooms and tiled bath; hOt-air heat: lot 1sxl35
to 15-ft. alley.
$7,50o-Grant place residence: 1oroon and
| bath brick dwelling.
| 81. .eoo-Mass. ave. n.e.. 800 block: 10 room.
and bath; hot-water heat. electric lights, hard
wood trim.
so, ,5Oo-Detached corner property on Gera
MUM st, near Takoma Park: 10 rooms and
hath; electric lights. het-water heat. porches
| SO, ,0O0-14th 1t. business property; few
! steps from the Arcade; lot 25x300.
| SIS, ,OO0-Investment property; substantial
| brick building occupied as moving picture the
| ater: leased 1t e. 100 per annum.
$50 OO0-Business property on st. bet. Su
| and 10th stS. NV.
$45 0O0-14th 1t. business property; down
town; best buy in town.
| S6J O00-0th ut. near r st. NV: substantial
: building; no expense to owner; leased at S, ,00
per year.
500 0O0o-Magnidcent mansion, elegant loca
tion on K st. near Conn., ave. NV.
VIM. p. NORMOYLE,
/ $40 F St.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

ON ACCOUNT oR LEAVING THE CITY. TWO
one-story stores. in best business section
Georgia avenue. and vacant lot: six-roon
house: possession thirty days. Phone North
3723. g.
$8.750 WILL BUY A FINE HOUSE on MASS.
ave-. near LINCOLN Park Sc: this house mnst
be seen to be Appreciated: GARAGE FACILI-
TIES: POSSESSION INSIDE OF 80 DAYS.
See me at once.
H. T. LAW. 1919 street southeast.
Phone Lincoln 1928 1ls
1871 n ST. N.W.-A CONvESIENT. DOWN.
town. neishb0rhOod, 3-story bay window brick
dwelling; hot-water heat; front and rear
stairs: lot 22xl0O to alley. Plan: rooms on
nrst door. rooms and bath on second and z
on third. Price. $3.50.
W. D. SULLIVAN CO.. Exclusive Agents,
81 18th NV.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

rooms. bath. side windows: FINE LOCATION:
near Grace Baptist Church. Sc: OIIICE pnS'
SESSION. H. T: LAW. 1919 Il st. Sc. III
NEAR 21st AND ST. NV: MODERN Two
story and cellar brick; r. and b.; h.-w.h.. gas
and a. ell; nice nice back yard M prompt possession.
and cellar; 3 r. deep: front and rear porches;
h.-w.h.; tubs: deep yard; side and rear alley.
s.. s75. Address Ro1 22s-T. Star once.
NEAR 9Th AND FLA. AVE. N.E.-ELDGANT
2-story, b.-w. brick; r. and b. large rooms;
good sized yards: sem-detached; prompt posses
sion. $4.975. Address Box opt. Star office.
X-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: FRONT AND
rear colonial porches: cellar; h.-wh.: Randolph
st. NV: very comfortable and modern home.
~ FLOYD r. DAVIS. 7,h and F. s.w.
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNTTY FOR A
ami; sell for $3.50; immediate possession
very desirable house; great bargain; terms.
$. SHAPIRO. 412 kenois bldg. Tel. II. 5442. :
GREAT oPPORTUNITY FOR A NAVY YARD
employe; 2o.ft. front. Groom box style. CO.
| 81 $50: easy terms.
s. SHAPIRO. tel Fr a442. 412 Kenois bldg, .
FIRST TIME OFFERED: TWO STX-ROON
! houses. practically new: located on l. street
southwest. near ~ street car line. VERY
s. SHAPIRO. tel. Fl. Sag II: Kenois bldg. {
INSPECT SUNDAY; READY 10 MOVE IN
3l5 Rock Creek Church road 1.w.: new six
| room Gruverbuilt house. 1901 Spring road
NV. rooms; corner house; heated garase
30e 18th ST. Sc. GROOM AND BATH BAY
cash For inspection write OWNER. Box 1.a 7
cLic'. o.
Evening star., 1919-04-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued


~ " .ii> ,'i>lL -
THE WAR
is OVER!
Reduce the High Cost OF Living.
Get Away from Your Landlord.
Over 1000 houses on our for
sale list; all sizes. all
prices. Many OF these
homes can be had
at prices pre-
vailing b lore
the war;
| owners in many
instances have de-
| cided to meet the
| BUYERS views; we may
have Just what YOU want.
! Real Estate Department.
! WARDMAN BUILDING,
Headquarters for Bargains.
| We arc offering several homes
OF the highest character near
Dupont and Sheridan Circles.
also on the principal avenues,
which have just recently been
reduced very greatly in price.
MONEY TALKS.
! Our list of houses from S6,OOC
to $4,000 is too large to adver-
tise. Write us about the house
you are looking for.
INCOME PROPERTY.
We have $50 and 1919 NET
investments that will bear the
closest investigation; also sew
cral choice business propertie:
that yield go net.
! Can use incumbered or unin
cumbered vacant or improved
properties in part payment.
HARRY WARDMAN,
Wardman Building,
4 1880 K St.
::
Evening star., 1919-04-05
FOR SALE-HCUSES.
Continued.

FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL GROOM
and hath home, in splendid location
northwest: h-w.h.: cleo. lights:
s-.eencd. Price. $3.50. Terms can be
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips L Sager. Inc.
N. as. l4O0 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-EXCEPTIONAL NICE
two-fan,ily nat: rooms ana pain on
first floor; and hath on second. We
can sell for So, 100. on very reasonable
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips 4 Sager. Inc.
NJ 9S l4O9 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE SPLEND.D SElI-DE-
tached 7-roon and bath iiome. in excel
lent location northeast: large yard.
Immediate possession. Price, $500.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & S.Eer. Inc.
N. 9s 1869 New York ave. nv.
FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL 13-HO"d
and "-bath home. in exclusive residen-
fial section northwest; steam neat
first-clsss condition Throughout. Price.
$4,000 Reasonable terms will lie AZ
WILLIAM 8. rHILLPs.
Successor to Phillips 4 Sager Inc..
NJ 9s. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-REAUTIFUL DETACH-
ed bungalow In Dahlgren terrace;
rooms and hath: h.-w.h.: electric
lights. Immediate possession. Price.
So. 900; on terms.
WILLIAM g. PHILLIPS.
Succe ssor to Phillips < Sager. Inc.
NJ 90. l409 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE - SPLENDID S-RO0h
home. DOWNTOWN: convenient to govern
menL departments. Lot 25xiO0. Price.
$3.50. Terms can he arranged. E1-
ceilent opportunity ia buy 4 piece Of
property suitable for home or invest
ment.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips 4 sager. Inc.
n. 9S. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALEM BEST SECTION PET
worth; splendid s-room. semi-detnched
house; h.w.h.. cleo. lights: lot 80 IT,
wide. Price, $500. Terms can be
arranged.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & saRer. Inc.
n. 9S. 1409 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-NICE c-FAAILY FLAT
near 1lth and Harvard SITS. NV:
rooms and bath each: first-class condi-
WILLIAM 3. PHILLIPS.
Successor 10 Phillips & SaRer, Inc,
N. 90. l4O0 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-SOMERSET HEIGHTS.
Best location NV, suburban; detached.
rooms. 2 baths; Il acre OF ground
electricity. hot-water heat. large
pOrches. fruit. and otherwise 4 com
plete home. Price, $3.50. Very easy
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & Sager. Inc.
N. 9s. 1903 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-EXCELLENT BROOM
deep home, in splendid location north
west; lot 11S feet deep to 30-feot paved
ed throughout; immediate possession.
Price, $500. Terms can be arranged.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & Eager, Inc.
NJ %. 14O8 New York ave. nv.
FOR SALE-BEACTIFCL APART
ment house downtown: 6 apartments OF
rooms and bath each; h.w.h.; cleo.
lights; servants quarters in basement.
approximately 1000 yearly rent being
received. Price. 900. ON terms.
An excellent opportunity to buy . piece
Of property paying a splendid income.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Successor to Phillips & SaGer. Inc.
II. 80, 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALEM SPLENDID LoCA
ton southeast. Nice Groom aad oati
home; h.-w.-h., electric lights; excel
lent condition. Price, S, 500. on terms
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Successor 10 Phillips 4 SaEer. Inc.
N. %. 400 New York ave. NV
Evening star., 1919-04-05
Near 11th and Fairmont

Near 11th and Fairmont
Attractive twostory and cellar brick; six
perch; good lot; price only $3.50; possession.
Detached-Takoma Park
Two stories. attic and cellar; eight rooms.
bath; hotwater heat; electric light; lot S11
FIJI. soase s'in S.. Seeu
only q few years. Price. $500. Possession
Calf. St. West of Conn. Ave.
ten large. cheerful rooms. three baths; hot
water heat: gas and: electric light; nicely
Tn, is pqse OF ans the
Possession.
Park Road Near 10th St.
large rooms. hath bot-water heat; we'll built
and well located. Price. $500.
| Attractive Chevy Chase Home
! One Of -the-nost desirable residences in
this section and one Of the best located; two
stories and at eight si.
and better finished than the average house at
Price. slo5oc.
| Near 10th and Irving SITS.
residence At the price at which it was offered
several years ago: full threc-story brick with
cellar; nine handsome, cheerful roomsx two
modern baths; hot-water heat; electric light !:
hardwood floors on hrst floor mahogany and
white Interior finish; steel beam construction !:
lot 70 fsst vide ID Goo southern e1posofe front
Bargain in Petworth
Practically rev. si1-room and bath colonial
sleeping porches: hardwood noors @ Possession
Immediately. Price only S5.4o0.
Attractive Col. Hgts. Home
Two-story and cellar brick :ssi1 large rooms:
modern bath: hardwood finish; front and rsar M
porches good yard b alley. Price only $e.75o.
On the Heights
In most desirable location, east Of l4th
st.; ten large rooms. two baths; hot.watsi
Price, $l0.5OO.
Near Herndon, Va.
Nine acres; ten-room residence; in good re
pair: two baths: porch around entire house
fruit flowers. shade; stone milkhouse; large
( [iaiidinss; ~ minatss' waisssrom station. Price
/; $1,000. Want offer.
10th St. Residence
: semi-detached. very attractive exterior .nf
s interior; three:story and cellar brick; twelv'
!. rooms. three baths; hot-water heat; electric
Z bargain. Price. $1s5OO.
!; Near N. II. Ave. and S St.
r brownstonc and brick residence: eleven yer!
. l. large rooms. three handsome baths; hot-wate
> heat: electric lignt; hardwood doors open hre
) places; many large closets; first-noor kitchen
double brick garage; lot 23.5 IT. wide; entir
D property in hrst-class condition. lmmediat
b possession. This is one Of the greatest bar
;. gains We know Of. Price only $16.50O.
! GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
;. Realtors,
!; Main 1884. III 18th St. NV
= FOR SALR-ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS IVES
:. Of 14th st. A nineroom and bath brick dwell
- ing; cellar and furnace heat. In good cond
- tion. Price, $500.
:. FOR SALEIn Takoma Park, D. G. mo,
= crn seven-foom and reception hall dwelling
20 Tiled bathroom; gas and electricity; hot-watt
y heat Garage. Lot 50x150. In excellent COZ
dition. Price, s.. $50
Z: FOR eALE-0n x 1t. ne. near 7th. Six room
Z bath; cellar; furnace. Large yards. Pric
Id 5000.
FOR SALE-A corner house. containing q
z. rooms, BATH cellar; furnace heat. Large sit
80 yard. facing st. ne Vacant this mont
Evening star., 1919-04-05

FOR SALE
Only $500 for
Dewntswn house Of twelve rooms. q Eye
st., near 18th; within two q three squares
Of depaftments: west Of 18th ut.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
SWARTZBLL. RHEEM 4 HDNSBY 90.
TT 18th 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

FOR SALE
Only $500 for
Monroe It, between 18th and 14th sts. home
Of nine rooms. bath; furnace. House In nnt
condition.
SEQ Mr.. TEEL. with
6WARTZDIL1 RHEEM & HESSEY CO..
TT 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

FOR sALE.A FINE 1e-RooM HOUSE OK
STANTON PL. near 5th st. ne: baths !:
HOT-WATER HEAT: brick stable on lot ;
bonse well adapted for three tenants; splendid
''e"' Ma jH"' T.. Law. Agent. 1919 F. ST. Sc. II.
ST NE. HETWEEN 9th AND eth; EIGHT
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; sleeping
norcu: splendid home: excellent ne!ghborhood.
Price. S. 80; terms; immediate possession
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. l43 r:
EUCLID ST, WEST OF SHERMAN AVE; q
and bath furnace beat sSGa lot .,do 10
:sETi SEw 9onT Seefef REHh Estate BROKERS. 142s F.
EIOOMISGDALE, ST; 8 ROOMS Ann
hath; hot water heat: deep lot to alley; sp!en'
did homes; immediate possession. Pnce'
sSiai SEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 F:
BK0OKLAND : NEW. DETACHED
h.w.h.. electricity. large lot. slate roof.
tiled bath. hardwood floors. bay window.
large closets sleeping, porch ns ana ns,, iasse
ADDRESS OWNER. BOX 2l6-T. Star of1ce
CHEVY CHASE SECTION $3.50: nice hons.
with double garage; exchange for smaller
[; house. Rloominedale or other good section
Owner. 343o Albemarle st. NV. Ph. Cev. IL
NEAR I.t AND r. /. AVE Nw.-BEAUTI
fai si..room dwelling: furnace heat; pave,
FRiNCls A. BLENDON Co. 707 G st: NV
/ on HARVARD sT.-EIGHT ROOMS AM
bath: hot-water heat; colonial front porch
rRaScfs rI!ses ss 4: BLuSDoS CO.. 7o7 c st. NV
| number Of homes in the southeast section Q
the city for sale; suitable for NAVY YARl
| WORKERS. PRICES from 81 $50 to s. l50
See me today or phone Lincoln 572s. IL