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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
Chief of W0n1enS Bureau, q. Labor Department
VIII Take Active Part in Working W0n1en,s Congress

Mary Anderson, the newly APP
ointed chief of the Women's Bu-
reau of the Department of Labor,
will play leading role in the FIRST In
tcrnational Congress of Working
Women which the National Womcn's
Trade Union League of America IS
calling N Washington on October
q, to prccedc the International Labor
Conference. AS secretary to the
committee on International Relations
of the Womcn's Trade Union League
she is in charge of arrangements for
the Congress, the first of its kind to
be held in the history of the world.
In speaking of the Congress, Miss
Anderson says that its greatest value
will be to call to the attention of the
international Labor Conference the
lack of women's participation in the
peace conference. And she knows
whereof she speaks, as she was Off
cially appointed by President Wilson.
with Rose Schncidcrmann of the
New York Womcn's Trade Union
League, to go to France to see that
recommendations concerning the en-
ploymcnt of women be included In
the labor program of the peace treaty
THE United States can no longer
be isolated as nation" Miss Ander-
son says 1--WE have taken our place
in the family of natiorrs and stand in
danger of either going up or going
down with the rest of the world in
regard to industrial standards. It is
our business to see that the world
goes up. To this end we mist never
forget that by raising standards of
employment for the 1900. 900 women
in gainful occupations in the United
States, by guarding against child
labor and giving proper protection
and care to women and babies, we
are helping to raise standards and
that Just as soon as we fail to make
our standards as high as they should
be we will cause suffering and hard
ship among women and children
either in our own country or in some
distant, unthought of part Of the
world.
The Trade Union Principle recog-
nizes the fact that working people
shall participate in the conditions
governing their employment, that
they shall use their own initiative to
the end that they may have control
over conditions under which they
work They all agree that because
of this, women, too, must have their !
own part in the organizations that
consider the conditions of women's
work whether these be local, national
or international
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05

tions in Siberia, has expressed her
Willingness to cooperate with the
American authorities, both civil and
military. in Siberia. This was an
nounced today at the state depart
ment, but the text of the Japanese
reply was withheld.
What plans were suggested by
either the United States or Japan were
not disclosed, nor was there any an
nouncement as to whether negotiations
were concluded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
INFLUENZA
Killed 84,355 in
46 Cities

HURINCI the first epidemic of Influenza 84,355
n died of the disease 40 of country
IL according official figures, during the
time between September IA, 1918, and March /, 1919
The death rate in districts also excessively
high.
Another epidemic is coming medical authorities
1t be horrible than the first which
this country, killing half million people, destroying
health of countless others Are
bat it? Have the strength which physicians
need? If you haven't you may be the first stricken.
Build up your strength with Pepsnoi 1t your
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You will be astonished by the way in which its
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05

Pittsburgh. Nov. Record breaking
coal production in non union mines in
the Pittsburgh district was reported to
day by operators, while union leaders
said the mines under the jurisdiction
of the United Mine Workers were shut
down as tight as at any time since the
strike was called.
Cars, it was said, were even more
plentiful today than they were yester-
day and every possible effort was
being made by the railroads to move
coal as promptly as 1t was loaded.
Officials of the United Mine Work
ers in this district had not been Off
cially notified of the injunction pro-
ceedings in indianapolis and it was
held in some union quarters such Of
ficials were to the present, free from
any restraint which the order imposes.
No orders are being issued from
this office and our men are waiting
for us to act" was the statement at
the office of Philip Murray, district
president I'VE are doing nothing
Just now and the men are sitting
tight There have been no OBJECTIONS
in this district. nor do we expect
any,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
DEMPSEY WILL
FIGHT BECKETT
Signs Agreement to Stage Bat
tie on March Seven
teenth.

Mobile, Nov. Jack Dempsey
signed an agreement here today to
fight Joe Beckett, Of New Orleans, on
March IT, next, provided the English
heavyweight beats George Carpenter
in the December bout. Dempsey is to
get 1925 900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05

thousand men at work in Alabama
mines is the claim today of the coal
operators, while J. R. Kennamer. head
Of the miners in the state reiterates
his statement of yesterday that $4,000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05

men are out.
I'VE are satisfied with conditions
generally" he said, "and it begins to
look as though $4,000 mine workers
will remain out. We are hearing OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05

some men going back to work from
other places. our reports are that our
ranks have been joined by many men,"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
JAPAN WILLING TO
AID IN SIBERIA
Tells United States Will Coop
crate With Civil and Mil
itary Authorities.

washington, Nov. Japan, reply
ing TO a note from the United States
last September regarding the condi-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05

cies went ahead with plans to pro-
tect the public and industry from a
coal shortage as far as that was pos
sible, with the supply of fuel at hand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05

Washington. Nov. "A special
presidential commission to attempt
arbitration> of the bituminous coal
strike was proposed in resolution in
troduced today by Chairman Kenyon
of the labor committee. Without dis
cussion the measure was referred to
that committee.
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LONG SIEGE IN
COAL STRIKE
is INDICATED

Continued From Page one)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
WOMEN LEAD IN
RED CROSS DRIVE

CONTINUED from page One,
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900 AT WORK IN
ALABAMA MINES

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. As
The Washington times., 1919-10-04
PARK ROAD

story brick house; eight rooms aunoFyi apout -
dollars Sleeping
garage; beaWtiful location s12,I5O. No.IO4T
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$4,000

B Street Southeast, near Lincoln
Park-s-room brick, hot-water heat,
exceptionally large lot, 25X1OO, room
for two garages. Occupied by owner
and Is in splendid condition. Small
cash payment and moderate monthly
payments.
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rooms, bath, reception hail: garage; coal
shed: hedge around front yard; large rear
Gated on 18th st. S. f.. blocks from Lin
coin Park care line and 4 blocks tom Pa
ave About $1,000 cash.
$4,000
Near Gallaudet College, in an excellent
neighbOrhood; rooms. bath. electricity,
colonial porch; good heating plant; cellar
under entire house; lot 20X150; possession.
This house is practically new and in al
most perfect condition. 81, 600 cash
$3.50
Near 18th and z SITS n. E: an excellent
6-room home, with bath; exceptionally
large porches; reception hall; space for
garage; furnace heat; southern exposure
and immediate possession. $500 cash.
$1,000
Near Stanton Park; s rooms; hot-Water
to schools, stores and car lineL
$1,000
-Four blocks from Union Station, q home
in perfect condition; 8 rooms bath hot
water heati electricity; stationary wash
tubs In cellar; also servants toilet; Co
lonial porch ana sleeping porch; space Tor
garage; perfect condition ard immediate
possession $500 cash
$1,000
on Lamont ct. n. W, near Soldierg'
Home, q beautiful Groom home with
BATH hot-Water heat, electricity garage
large front yard; colonial porch, with
sleeping porch. This is q bargain and
can be bought with 1880 cash,
$1,000
-Four blocks from station, a beautiful
8-Foom house on corner: also bath, hot
water heat electricity, laundry IN cellar;
garage; house IN perfect condition. and
almost new. One Of the best and most
modern homes in the N. 3.
$4,000
vacant An S-room home near Lincoln
Park II g. now being overhauled through
out. Convenient to 8 car lines. $500 cash
$4,000
six blocks from station. Six rooms
hot-Water heat, electricity, colonial porch,
sleeping porch; brick garage; front and
side yards; beautiful location and prac-
ucaliy new.
We have q few Of the best modern 8
ana room homes In the y. e and ~. W,
for sale, prices from $1,000 up 70 $1,000
See them before buying.
An Of che new homes IN the city for
I'D. GARMAN
9oS Dist. Nat Bank Bldg
Main 1922.
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500

One OF the most attractive homes in
the Northwest section on Ontario Road,
10 rooms and bath; steam heat, gas
and electricity. An ideal home In per
feet condition.
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In the 800 block Of Third Street
NorthWest-Brick, 8 rooms. bath. Ia
trobe heat gas, in good condition
throughout This win make q very
nice home As low as f7oO cash
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240o block Of Irving Street, Brook
land-6 rooms, new heating plant, gas,
lot 5OZ100 It. Improved by beautiful
yard with boEWood hedging, garage,
fruit and shade trees Immediate pos
session, small cash payment, balance
monthly payments.
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Bethesda, Maryland. New frame con
tanning s rooms and bath: gas and
electricity, garage, large lot, 60E115.
Ready for occupancy. TermA
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$i2,5OO

Rosemary Street, Chevy Chase, new
detached home, Z rooms bath. hot
water, gas and electricity, lot 75x1OO,
garage, front and back yards, perfect
condition. $4,000 cash.
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SIns 800

A semi-detached home In wash
ington Heights OF ten rooms and
bath, furnace heat and electricity;
in neighborhood convenient to car
lineL Must be sold 20 settle an
estate.
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
Dos New York Ave. Tel Main 1891.
je27-9Ot
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$500

North Berwyn-We have California
type bungalow located within one block
Of street car line, two blocks OF WASH
lngton- Baltimore Blvd, close to schools
churches, steam railroad, etc, this bun
galow contains rooms and - situated
on a lot 75L250 feet deep which Inn
proved with Is bearing fruit trees OF
several kinds. Large gardens, beauti-
fuI front yard with flowers, etc. This 81
one OF the most desirable homes In
North Berwyn and can be purchased
for low terms and possession can be
obtained in reasonable time. Now oc-
cupied BY owner We have s or 10 other
very beautiful homes IN this desirable
suburb. Call on Us and we will have
our suburban salesman show you our
entire list.
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In the 500 block OF N Street n. W
10 rooms, s bedrooms, bath, furnace
small price $500 cash, balance small
monthly payments.
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6IIOOo

A ssven-room and bath home IN
Washington Heights, hot-Water
heat and electric lights; cement
front porch and sleeping porch; /;
screened throughout. Garage
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500

Ontario Road-Excelleut home con-
tanning 10 rooms, bath. s bedrooms,
steam heat, gas and electricity, Iaun-
dry, lot l8Ll65; garage, large back yard
and condition iB perfect, newly papered
and painted throughout. Most excel
leat home and can be inspected at any
time
We have several BRAND NEW DE-
TACHED HOUSES OF the very best
material and workmanship, very beau
uful location commanding view OF the
city, only twenty minutes by electric'
cars Excellent automobile road
through to Washington. Each house
Is Of hollow tile construction, contain
ing q, s, and rooms, gas, electricity,
laundry garages, front and back
porches, enunciatoFs. and in fact, moth
ing has been left undons 70 make these
the homiest OF homes. Large lot 5OX13s.
Exceptionally low terms may be OBJ
tanned on these houses. May we not
have the pleasure Of showing you
through them?
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S3O-OOO

In the 1900 block Of II Street n. W,
building containing two store rooms
with 20 rooms and s baths above, gas
and electricity, laundry lot 3OESO.
This property Is now bringing in a
handsome rental
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ER son

A detached eiEht-room house In
Chevy Chase; hot-Water heat cleo
trio lights; wonderful neighboF-
hood. Lot 6OE125. Immediate pos
session
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1900 block OF D Street s. E. practi-
caIIy new brick, rooms, bath. latro6e
heat, colonial porch, very small caah
payment, balance monthly.
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$3.50

A beautiful little siE-room and
bath bungalow in the northwest
suburbs; one-han an acre OF
ground; hot-water heat and elec-
tricity. Moderate terms and pos
session.
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Otis Street near 11th-Brick two
family apartment containing 10 rooms.
baths. furnace heat, in excellent
shape throughout. Can be inspected
at any time Aside from the fact that
it can be used for q home II has a
double advantage OF home and income
combined. $1,000 will handle It.
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$3.50

A siZ-roo mand bath home IN
Mt. Pleasant, near 18th 81. cars
Hot-Water heat, garage, hardwood
doors: moderate terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
GOLDEN RULE
Offers the Following Properties for Sale:
$4,000

$1,000
q A beautiful home located in the 100
block of Street n. E., one block from
North Capitol Street car line. 6 rooms,
bath, hot air heating plant, gas, cleo
trtcity, large front and back yards.
This house is In excellent condition, CO.
l0nial front porch, large back porch,
high elevation commanding view OF the
city. $1,000 cash. $50 per month
S7,25O
N Street Northwest. 10 rooms, hot
air heat, gas, lot 25L1lO; good condi-
tiOn. Cash payment Of 81 900 will be
cCepted-balauce IN small cash and
monthly payments.
$500
Irving Street Northwest. brick,
rooms, bath, hot water heat, gas and
electricity, laundry, lot l7L142. House
in perfect condition, colonial frQnt
porch, two back porches, large yard.
$500
On avenue Northwest between two
excellent car lines, brick, 9 rooms, bath,
hot-Water heat, gas and electricity,
large back yard. Occupied BY owner,
strictly white neighboFhood Excel
lent condition. Can be inspected.
$3.50
Bethesda, Nd. Frame; 9 rooms and
bath; hot air heat; gas and electricity;
open hFeplaceg; one-half acre Of ground,
y block from car line. TermE
$4,000
Bseutiful double house located on
24th street n. W, within one-quaFter
Of block Of Pennsylvania Avenue-thts
house can Be converted into fourteen
room. tWo-bath house or home at very
nominal cost or can be improved to
make Apartment House of four apart
mentg at very little cost. Ideally To-
Gated for this purpose. Call upon rs
for permission 20 inBpect-very low
terms
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Street n. W, 100 block. Brick.
containing 9 rooms and bath: latrobe
heat. Very few repairs needed.
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Stt.z5o

Near sauPs Addition. q new two
story buff brick house Of eight
rooms and bath, ready for occu-
paucy in 80 days. Hot-WateF heat
and electric liEhtHs large attractive
garage. Moderate terms.
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Georgia Avenue, 2so0 block, thor
oughIy modern, brick, 6 rooms Eas.
electricity, hot-water heat, excellent
condition inside and out, strictly white
neighborhood. This property may be
ineDected at anv time
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68.65O

Three brand new detached homes,
containing six rooms, one bath and two
laYatories each with hot water heat,
gas and electricity, laundry-on lot
feEI2g It. LarFe back and front ylrda.
II you need q good home at once We
can arrange possession by October /.
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98.6oo

A dream home in . high-elas1 neigh
borho0d; large rooms and bath; hot
water heat gas and electricity sleep
ing porch, colonial front porch. large
front yard, exceptional large rear yard,
excellent condition throughout; prac-
tically new; occupied BY owner. Pos
session can be assured Inspection
through this office only.
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1000

Mt. Rainier business property con-
tanning storearoom and rooms above
excellent home and good renting prop
osftion. small cash payment balance
monthly.
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Classified
FOR SALE-HOUSES
These Houses We Have Care
fully Selected From Our
Large List

If you do not find what you
want here, phone for other list
ngS:
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St2oon

A three-story brick residence on
18th street. Mt. Pleasant; 10 rooms
and two baths; hOt-W'ater heat and
electric lights parQuet floors; room
for garage on paved alley. Nod
crate terms and possession
The Washington times., 1919-10-04

= Street near 6th n. W, ezcsption-
ally good house. pressed brick front,
containing 18 rooms. bath, hot-WateF
heat, laundry, large lot, 25Z15O. Very
hne proposition for boarding or room
ing house or offices. This property now
rents for $500 per month.
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$4,000

Bu5ines8 property on Seventh Street
near n. Four-story brick, containing
storeFoom and about 10 rooms above.
Bath, gas and electricity. lot l9x1O5 to
vide alley Garage; recently remodeled.
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on Illinois Avenue. near Grant Cir
Gle, frame house, containing 8 rooms.
gas and electricity. Exceptionally large
lot, l0Ll2e. This 90 q new detached
house and VIII make excellent home.
Ready for occupancy. The last Of six.
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$4,000

A RAJ home; bungalow, pebbledash
and shingles; located in q coed n. ".
section; high oleVations large lot ak
1l2h It. Plenty Of room for . garage;
vide alley in rear Has gas and cleo
tricity; hot-Watsr beat; IN fact, q home
price.
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&8z5O

Elm Street, chevy ChaO8, rooms,
bath, steam heat gng and electricity,
lot 6OLl24, in perfect condition, -, 900
or more cash, monthly payments Of a65.
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S3.75O

Hyattsville, Nd. House, facing boule-
ward, rooms, hot air heat, electricity.
porcheG, back and front, lot 50LlI5.
Small cash payment, balance $50 per
month
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$4,000

On Livingston Street, Chevy Chase,
less than One-half block from Con-
necticut Avenue car line, Bemi-detached
mousse Of 10 rooms, 2 baths, servants
room and bath. hOt-Water heat, gas,
electricity, laundry, lot 57E130 It., beau
utul reception hall, oak floors, oak and
mahogany trimmed throughout Beau
titul front, side and rear porches, a
desirable home in every particular
Terms can be arranged.
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10000


Gerantum Street, 10 rooms. thor
menG
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10000

WashinFtou Heights, near 18th
q and Columbia road; - rooms
and three baths; steam heat ana
electric lights; garage metal
weather strips throughout A
splendid home.
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CLIENT ufleTa iof guleE sale u -. ---@
nrund Hiu laurmc1E Wane
hou1es 90 acres cleared; 81 ceres -r.-lI--s
timber thicLlT settled. comuunllge ferrr
springs on Dror1rtTs iu enc cenlrr r ~
buiidlngs most beautiful view lfr
81 any cu the Blue Ridge GlunlrIrs. r.aa
asks f1oo per acre. make cIcrs rcrrrat
terml 81 e. BROWN, Attorney. fIf
I'll 81 ~. Phone Main 1e9L r1r
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$4,000

practically new Apartment House
containing 6 apartments Of three and
-FOUR rooms each, located on a corner IN
the Northwest sectiOn-smalI cash pay
ment. This property shows an excel
lent income for the Investment.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES
$500

Immediate possession, practically new,
6 rooms, bath, reception hail; garage; coal
shed: hedge around front yard large rear
yard; owner has moved to Marylandi lo-
Gated on 18th st. S. E.. 8 blocks from LIN
coin Park care line and 4 blocks flom Pa
ave About 81, 900 cash.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
TODAY
CLAIMING ST. N. w.
The RIGHT HOUSE Today

Yesterday Claiming St One Is sold
house,
$1,000. NOT37r.
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50, 500

In the 1000 block Of 1st street n. ".
This house contains rooms and Is
located in one Of the very best sec
tions Of 1st street. Is occupied BY the
owner who is moving to his new home
In a few days. possession therefore can
be secured Immediately. You could not
buy a more desirable home for this
money.
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$500

Beltsville, Nd, rooms, garage. one
AMI one-Quarter acres OF land, improved
By fruit trees, good condition
We have dozens OF beautiful high and
low price homes in Beltsville-call az
my office and we viii have our subuF-
ban salesman show you these homeA
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.S4Onn

1908 gath Street This house con
tains rooms bedrooms. bath. la
trobe heat gas-located within one
quarter Of a block OF Pennsylvania
Avenue near Washington Circle. EX-
cepuonally low cash and monthly pay
msnts will buy this home.
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Ei1Soo

on 18th street, Mt Pleagaut. a
gtone-frout home Of six bedrooms
and bath, running water on every
hoOr: servants room IN basement
Electric lights, furnace heat Nod
crate terms and possession
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HALL PLACE N. w.

comfortable home; six rooms: At end OF row; not
hardwood porchess fifteen foot aey L
yards; S6SOO payment Of $4,000, balance terms
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$4,000

Silver Springs, I'D. Brand new =
room house. bath, hot-water heat, gas
and electricity, lot 50xls0, close to car
Hnes-now vacant. Immediate posses
sion. small cash payment, balance
TnonfhIw
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.SAOon

1O0sH 34th street This houss ia To-
Gated on corner OF an alley. has q large
back yard with room for garages, con-
tains rooms. bath. latrobe heat one
quarter of a block from Pennsylvania
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$4,000

A Bsuni-dstached home IN q gplen-
did location IN Warrington Heights.
west Of Columbia road; - rooms
and two bathE This o. beauti-
ful home
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5000

Near Gallaudet College, IN an excellent
neighbOrhood; rooms. bath, electrlcit ",
colonial porch; good heating plant; cellar
under entire house; lot 20N150; possession
This house u practically new and In al
most perfect condition. $4,000 cash.