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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
Force Cannot Be
Used. Lee Asserts

WASHINGTON, Oct. N-"The
government, can not force miners to
dig coal or men 10 move trains, no,
with all the soldiers In the world"
declared w. 6. Lee, president Of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen
today. Tf II can, then men are in
. condition Of involuntary servitude
II would near that no nan could qui,
his lob " his emolover were powerful
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
PHONE ARBITRATION
HEARING TOMORROW

Members Of the corporation com.
mission will leave tomorrow for
Shawnee where they will &C, a. .
board Of arbitration IN the dispute
between the Southwestern Bell Tele.
phone company and It's operators a,
that place, involving the question OF
wages.
Both the operators and the tele.
phone officials have agreed o abide
BY the decision Of the commission
and the findings Of the commission
will be retroactive az OF SeptemberiJ.
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Governors Absent

Neither Governor Broagh. of Ar
kansas nor Governor P'cl.au' Of
Louisiana could attend the mc,.tur
bur other prominent leader, m the
cotton industry IN 'hc .outh. includ
p. high officials OF the American
Cotton association were presen, when
the meeting was called 20 order and
others are due TO arrive ''iy Alter
noon.
!. ) Wannamaker. IT Raleigh y
C. pre- dent Of the American Cotton
Assoc alton. arrived at noon and his
.pccCh TIN, afternoon Ni'l be- ,hc hci
rature Of the conference He is az.
ncori to a%nalyze the cotton situation
% the SotId. and explain the detail,
Ut the plan or organ ration and pur
noses OF the American Cotton asso
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LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. Oct. p Cotton spot
Ip uudrfato demand, prices ftrpuz
.oDd mIddlIng % ,Gdj fully mddIuE
~ middling - Ssd low mldhllng
2 # good ordinary. 20 1904, ordiuaD
i' ."d SALES 10000 bales. Including b..
.fn American Receipts ~ 900 bales. ~
.lllu.g ~. 100 American.
lHiur.N uluscd irregular. oct, - 7ld.
Sos. Z 'Id. Dec - 73d. Jan. 20 pa.
Mut 90 llI. Nay ~ 45d: July - sd.
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COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. IA much
hisAsr Live pool ma -ket than due. good
trnde reports and rains In the western
oelt. together with prospects Of frost
and freezing after them, put the pri e
q eotton. sharply higher today. In the
tnN ar hour OF the trsdiDs, active
RsalisinS II profits by holders OF
iorG contracts o used small reesaIons.
bSt they we're not maintained Late n
2 mofning the trading months we're
at net advances Of 81 to'1a points.
buying was stimulated by the west.
ern belt forecnst for probably freesi-s
weather In northern sections tonight
and the sdvance continued until Dec.
cold at @t7c and jan at az $50 with
aetive months showing net gains az
bout 81 10 @ points. Business then
hoe" mo less active and there were re.
actions Of 10 or 10 points from the best
under realIHing,
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KANSAS CITY CASE CRAM.

Kansas CITY. oct. Is CASH
WHAT unchanged, No. I hard. 8? 80
i.s. S., ,s. cORN unchanged
tp l'.o ',u'f. SO , mixed tLtl: 40
81 W. No. ? yellow.
q i-fll. OATS. about unchanged:
so 2 white 5.r No : mi,ci, tFH
lor SO q sei 5nu 5.1 RYE. N,.p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
JAPAN MAY INCLUDE
GERMANY IN ALLIANCE

HONOLULU. OCT H-The Jlpa
rc,e government has announced that
NEGOTIATIONS will he's made forthwith
with Germany Tor an extension of the
Anglo apaucse alliance. according ~
a Toxic cable TO the japanese daily
Njppu Jili.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Oct 2s-HoGs rsceipt.
, ,IyS . iisst' jer ,u .i,.e &C. As s.ss'1 i,, sSls
ilS medium NalIQiio; light lis o,
ult@ pigs ti3 ?5tN.N.
CATTLE: receipts $1,000; wsnh.
choice. heavy steers IaTS0iADo; me.
dium 40 I5u IA So common 81. asa 10 so,
choice lights ~ 00g ~ 20. common t7.5 s.
ILL ba,ehss hsiiers w7salt 50.
CAVES VINo1ls0oi feeders S7bu
eHEEp; $1,000; firm. lambs 81. q
lil6 cuis Ssbo4i..c; choNe ewes
N!tqs.t; culls NoovsSo; breeding
-. 70 Il l.. so,
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Editor Speaks

The meeting Vas called TO )rder by
Governor Robertson, who stated tho
1ufpoSe Of me con renee which j.,
mainly to perfect the organization Of
the Oklahoma division OF the Amer
can Cotton association. John Fields.
editor OF - farm paper. who attended
the worlds cotton conference a, New
Orleans a short time ago. reported on
the results OF that meeting and The
things when II advoc ted.
Local conditions resulting from the
rain and labor shortage we're no, coz
Sidercd a, this mornings session.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28

New CITY Sewage Suit.
SOFT Tor 4l2.UJO darlros was flied
against the city On district court this
r.H. ing hy lrda n g.4s 90 e.
lrg"d In The p''ition that arwn-" emp
tied mo m Old channel ~ fh, North
CANADIAN has dlmaied the property OF
Tho iIlutiN 60 the extent ~ t12 900
Macorb.es' ladies Party.
ladies' ~ the MsccAbsss viii have a
cord party Wednesday 80 .. m. ia
N,s'fall han.
Odd Fellows 90 Meet.
oklahoma Lodge 30 s ~ I . q. r
wi, hold Initiation IN iNo third degree.
Wednesday night "a the hall Walker
and Gfand ayenu Capital Eebeksh
lyiRe 500 VIII assist r. serving lunch.
Health Lecture Tonight.
A series ~ health lectures aud dem
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a~ -
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Oct, ?s-BurTER unset
tied, ere megy. sou t5iac. L. ibS. hon
rr. receipts 1907 cases: f,rs,s. 57n@c;
ordinary Hrsts. seDa,c; al marx. cas-
IS incisded. Senss1c; storage packed.
firsts. 5?c. POULTRY alive, higher;
springs. 25nc; fowls, i6f7sc.
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lECALS

SALE OF THE COAL AND ASPHALT
IEAsHb IN RE - cRoc4 S% A NJ;
VA, sY THE bNifh Txfss
TioN 70 THE SfdRESr sibbHH.'
There viii be offered at public auc.
tion to the highest bidder At McXlestsr.
oklnhoma, on November 10. u and Is,
1918. the coal and ssphalt deposits.
lea:ed and Unbiased. und&lyint the
surface Of 800! acrss OF the s~esrssat.
q mineral lnnd N the Choctaw and
C~hickaNw Nations. Oklahoma. me
o 10 bltuminous and ssmi- hitumi-
nous. mainly Of low volatile bunker coal
for steamship use. high grade domest c
coal, railroad steam coal. high grade
blacksmith coal and ccking coal. sealns
sveragthG I feet thick With an aver.
~ DIP Of from 10 10 10 dsGrees out.
eropp'nS 81 tho surface and ~sltsndins
to . vertical depth below the surface
:s,'ms,sd 70 p Zoo feet :, the deep,
d TIE lei tracts TO BE- ofisred ars 10
Gated near olttss. towns and railroads.
MANI. bsins craesed BY railroads. mat.
~ them easily accessible srd attrae-
I'VE sos mining pe.p"sss. The surfars
PAalf minerais will be offered for sale
tAasNd lands will be sold sublsct 70
any existing valid leases thereon Nc
pesfereaes right given eacspt TO ~.
ne o. leased trnets and the STATE 2
unhsri, Ina State %Psnhtentiary groundo
uovsrnment retains surer,i Ion nysr. 4
tcAsse and. mining opetatlonN untn full
payment Of such purthase price 10 made
and Heee lesued When supervision w..
ivEstss No person San acaufre msrs
~ whsrs such eerson, trw Or cor o.
alton hes such tracts under eiistias
vc.lS '::''' s'H: w'"} s"ctt." -
irsss'scs' sssss cc"s'Ssr,1' q ~ Is, -
then .stvstt!ssd MINIMUM petee, M'S
nay ~ made In psrepn ~ NAH q n
sUskeVtss6 agents twenty vsfs~Nt q
each esc~tAte hid must he NrcemoNN'sd
By. bank lraM OF certified cksct NV.
ah(e 10 D. BuAArus, eaRhtst, TArrns
10 percent cash a time ~ sac hAi.
sncs four equal 'nstsimsnts payable IN
ene. two. three and fass ysHIs from
: :sssm @'AA,i.r!c.sS; 'I usym sm,sss'' nj,
pavrn~n, tnrrkas- pr,cr M w. mth
u iny time vhsr deed vii ..sus 70.
wa,n. office MusHcScr, Sklahows 70,
:%s:..y. :ss! !:.:, n, %:ds::'ss''h iF,::;;..s'''
superintendent to- skS Five CfvVN,e,
Svi..e, McAlssist. Oa'ahoTa The
Jnlte4. etates Government eeNAe OUT NJ
advertising N sah,ht rare 10 advams
o. ssplnlt the an Of, Indian lands Al
suUh coNrsrns ere private enterprises
" ~ WIZ connected With tks govern
ment.
CATO SELLS
Commisslchsr ~ Indian AffAi0a.
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Percy Noodle, says that when ne
complained to the capitalists daush.
ter that she made him feel like a
doc she said maybe he ought ,o|
buy himself some flea powder,-Dalias
News.
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Governor Robertson and J. 0totts
WennamAker. president Of Tie ANs~
an cotton association vere TO ne the
principal speakers ct the Iunchsoa Of
tho Lions club at tho skirvin At uepn
Red Cross committee was 10 sraak 20
the plans for the Red Cross drive b.
Oklahoma CITY.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct .S-POTATOES
finn. arrivals 80 cars. northern sacked
/ and hulk :? 2un2ij, Idaho russcts s. ~
ft3r6 SWEET POTATOES muct
fitmer, Virginia barrels tib0ut.75,
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PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. oct ?s -BUTTEr
and POULTRY unchanged. EGGS
fIsts Ic higher. 5Sc. seconds uu-
changed. A7,, POTATOES. higher.
?? 6Jh3l 10 per cwt
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NEW YORK..

NEW YORK. Oct. ~, The cotton
market showed renewed strength early
today with December contracts max
ms n new hlrh record for tho sea son.
The opening was firm at an adyanrs Of
TO u points and active months cold
" to 10 points net hiyhsr during the
mrsf hay hour With peesmher touch.
was good deal Of r~eaiising, hui il
was readily absorbed. owing 10 tho re-
ports Of . continued active spo, Dc.
mand tho strength Of near months In
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. oct S--POULTRY
geese 22i4c. others unchanged, But
TER aud EGGS Unchanged
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MIDDAY STOCKS.

The following quotations OF New York
MARKETS up 10 " 30 p. m today were
compiled by Houston, Fible company,
20 North Broadwny.
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z YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. oct. IS - Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal. 7.2sc: fine ErAnu-
lattd. q.pQc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28

Liverpool ana uufaNotlhlc weather Win
lppfrh'r siuuI " killins ftosls IN nor
nm lnII- u Tho Mnhtnrn hrli
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TsIenhons Em01oYsS' 0anO0I
TFs Employee association d ~
Southwestern Bell Telephone comp4oyh
c~cr'Ios"d ~ nemh-- ~ tho ~ ~
Office traffic department. gives . 49,
loVr'en masquerade dance Srwm D
o.c'o-s unttl 10 tonight at the huo6s
ms hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28

4 general Commute. meeting Of The
boy survey department, OF the Rotesy
club was held At the Huckirs hotal q
noun today. The Rotary club meets
ms evening at the Chamber Of Coa-
mcrCe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28

The Rhodes scholarship committee of
the state university Of Oklahoma meets
- the Huckins hotel At 3 o'clock co.
night.
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CATTLE MARKET
IS HIGHER HERE
Marked Decrease in Receipts
Boosts Prices; Hogs Up,
TUESDAYS RECEIPTS

CATTLE marked d'crrlsr ln .t'.
No receipts he. war ~ objective ~ u
much better market he general ton.
doncy ot the days tfsdiuT being higher
Few steers were offered sith IN early
top Of s. %. The bulk " ~, good COWS
and hooters sold fur . ip ~ can
n.rs Bud cutters brought 81 and y2
Calves were steady win top price So.
StDckrrs and feeders v,fs rteids
Elnalnp nur,at.na
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Chamber director, Men Yemovmr.


Wclch's Doushnut shop, ~ NosVA
hrord~ny no, d%oughnu', better -.
fee (A/0.l
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HVTT- TNVhT hnF fICtIV'N NrTr tUU
isht today 10 bring out the markets
strength but the general tendency was
hlgher ~ hll western markets. inAkiug
II possible Tor good hogs to bring ,i3 Il
here. stncNers wer. ~ 'Rdy
(tsetna ouOta floUn
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5, 1919, AT
? 1880 A. N.

The building must bs removed and
premises cleaned on or before Novcm.
osr lbthl. 1913. The, risht II reserved
70 reject any and all blda. or 10 with.
mold from sale the building or any
vsrtlsed. No trees wSi, or s,downis,
tho consent Of the owner.
For further Information inppsct ths
building. No guarantees % 10 dlmsr.
slons or condition or construction vin
be made,
Periis Long. Of the o, 4. Auction Co,
Auctioner.
Board Of Education Of Okla t1ty, ohls
j. 8 STEARLEy. c,erE.
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a.
WANT TO pell this week. nice broom
Rouse on East 10Th. ZONE fruit trees.
vJ.Wp. terms, Jackson, Walnut 1888,
IL s'dencc Maple li7-E.
S-t0NM burEnlow on east side for
N,s00 Cali 7. c. Allen. Walnut
1t3G or 6O9l.R.
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Closing Quotations

Prices ~ tho various grsde. ~ cattle
sf, Apgfotimuply ne follows
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W~ANTED-BIDS N
PROPOSALS
u.EGAL notice.
BUILDING TO BE
SOLD AT


me Board Of Education NJ OklRhomN
City, Okla. will offer for salA Of public
epction on tho premises 10 the highest
and nest bidder for cash In hand tho
residence and improvements located NJ
r,fr~her hM Fast nth street on
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serlss u health lectures and dem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Realtors,
NJ. 2545. '713 18th St. NV.

NEAR GEORGIA AVE. AND MILITARY
road nw.-Semi-detached frame house; six
good rooms. bath; large porch; a bargain At
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York ave. NV. Main 1166.
9Th ST. NV, tPErwORTD HOUSE OF
eight r.oms. bath; gas: porch; good lot to al
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
14o7 New York ave. NV. Main lies.
QUINCY ST. NV. NEAR sObDIERs' HOME)
Strictly modern house. occupied By owner;
porches; So. $50.
1907 New York ave. NV. Main 11e6.
"a ST. NV: tNEAR Fl-BRICk HOUSE OF
families; rented at $50 per month; price,
$3.50; reasonable 4%n;iS + term snorn,.xrp
1907 New York ave. NV. Main 1855.
NEAR 18Th AND 3 SITS; N:E:- BRIok
dwelling Of six rooms. bath: furnace: gas;
1407 New York ave. NV. Main 1885.
NEAR WESTERN HIGH sCHoQL-HIGH: n
excellent neighborhood; twu-family fat Of i've
rooms o4' Io S1H p. sHo JENA FER '''
14o7 New York ave. NV. Main 1885.
NEAR 18th AND c sTS. N.W.-Bay-window
brick dwelling Of nine rooms, bath; furnace;
deep lot to alley; price. $500; reasonable
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
14OT New York ave. NV. Main 1166.
CHEVY CHASE-NEAR SCHOOL AND CARS:
bungalow Of eight rooms, bath: hot-water heat;
electricity. gas; lot 60x1S5 to alley; trees;
priced by out-of-town owner at $1,000; mod
crate terms.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. NV. Main 1166.
SOUTH OF TAKOMA PARK-NEAR CARS:
detached house Of seven rooms. bath: hot-water
very desirable home at So.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York ave. NV. Main 1885,
ASPEN ST. NV. (TAKOMA PARK) = AT
tractive. modern house Of eight rooms, bath;
modern heat and light; large lot; near cars;
price, 80, 750.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New YORK ave. NV. Main 1895.
A MODERN 7-ROON HOUSE FOR SALE BIZ
OWNER-AIL. IMPROVEMENTS; LOCATED
IN BEST N0RTHWEGT SECTION, NEAR 18th
81. CAR LINE. PHONE $500. coLUH-
oAAs s-x~ "a.
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Price. $500
BOOTHS BARGAIN HOMES

s2O0O-Md. ave. me-; 5r. frnme; nice home.
81. 50O-Anacostia. mr. Logan PIX; 6r ba. big lot.
$2.S50-Lincoln PIX: 6r., ba.; porch front; new.
So .0O0-A nr. 9Th; 5r.frame; water; gar. 3 cars.
$3.0O0-15th mr.. Pa. av.: 6r.. bath; fine brick.
$3.O00-Md. av. mr.. IL me-; Or. frame: bath. etc
S3O00-1st & + NV; 6r., bath; big lot. alley
$35O0-1resh. pl. porches, 6r. b. eel. fur, &c.
$350O-Corner 18th and E. 6r.. bath; fine home
81. 700-8th mr.. Q; rooms, bath; good yard.
$4.2o0-Flagler pl. 8r.. b., GEL; room for auto.
A,5OQ-Ky. ave-, 2-family apt. 10r., baths
H,5O0-K st. near n. Cap. 10 rooms and bat
$45O0-7r., b., 1 acre land: SC fare, DC. line.
S5.0O0-Fla. av. & LIST NV. ST., b. h.-w. heat
$S.0O0-11th & Kenyon. 6r.. h.-w.h.; porches
$5750-S lr. 18th. 10r.. bath, cellar, corner
$5.750-1rving mr.. 9th Or b. fur .porches garage
$8OO0-14th & Newton NV; Sr. bath, porches
So 000-Mass. av., Line. PIX, fam. apt. lOreb,
$8500-C mr.. I'd NV, 1Or. b. fine 3-sty. bk gar
$6500-Mt. Pleasant. 11r.. bath. porches.
$6.s50-Columbia Hgts., sr., b., porch front
S.O00-Mt. Pleas. cor, Tor, bath, GEL, porches
$7,5OO-untv. pl. NV, 10r., bath: all imps.
$7.500-Newton st. mr.. 14th, fine 1Or. b, cellar
$7.500-13th and Monroe, Col. Hts l0r b. ami
T.750-l9th and Park I'd. NV, Or and bath
Terms arranged. Possession,
ROLAND c. BOOTH,
215 e st. NV. franklin 27O2 I.
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BOOTHS (BROOKLAND,
D. c. BARGAIN HOMES

rooms, bath, reception hail. cellar
- Lot 50x150. Assorted fruits. Fine home,
$6,25O.
Fine new home. 6r., reception hail screened
porches; big lot; blocks cars. Sell completely
furnished and give immediate possession.
$8,S5O.
Fine bungalow. 8 rms. bath; open fireplace.
Sleeping porch; entire house screened. See IT.
$7,75O.
New sr. peb. dash dwlg.; tiled bath; fireplace:
large porches; high elevation; extensive views.
Lot 75xl5O: near Monastery. Elegant home on
easy terms. Owner gives immediate possession.
$4,000.
Beauty new corner home; hollow-tile cosstr,,c
with garage; 10r., tiled bath: double sleeping
porches. sun parior, oak floors. open frepiace'
electricity. gas range; south front; never occu-
pied. Building owner gives immed. possession.
The best We can offer you. 81. 600 cash, SIS mo.
ROLAND c. BOOTH.
2l5 ct. NV. franklin 2702.
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FOR SALEeHoUSES
COnttnue0.
$4,000.

Never have we permit
ted the bars of reputation
to be lowered for the pur-
pose of making an extra
dollar through shoddy ma
terials or inferior work
manship.
In Connecticut avenue,
one square north of the
bridge-Woodley Park
exhibit 27l9 open to 6 pm.
All completed houses sold.
A neighborhood COM
posed of our leading citi-
zens and leaders in the
affairs of the nation.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
No Place Like Home:
No Home Like Ours.
Rutldine Owner. Established 1889.
woodward bldg, 18th and II SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
Two-Family Flat

High elevation near Kendall
Green; convenient to street car
line: in a very good residential
section; 2 apartments: 8 rooms
each: renting for $3.50 per
month; an opportunity to obtain
a home and get an income at the
same time; can be purchased by
payment Of $500 cash; price,
81, 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
Corner House

Located on You ct. n.e.. near
North Capitol: almost brand-new;
8 rooms and bath; reception hall;
electric lights: good yards; hedge;
awnings; all outside rooms; all
white neighborhood: convenient to
schools and car line; section Of
home owners; price, $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
.314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
For Colored Purchasers
Price, $500
4OS New Jersey ave. NV. An eight
room modern brick house. with cellar
furnace heat; all open plumbing. Sold
on terms Of $3.50 cash, balance $27.50
per month, to include interest and prin-
cipal. II you are looking for q bar
gain, this IL your opportunity.
Price. $500
Acker st. ne. Just below Maryland
ave. A six-room modern brick house.
Can be sold on terms Of $500 cash. bal
ance &1S per month, TO include interest
and principal.
Let us submit you our list of
bargains for home or investment
purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
Walking Distance of Downtown

Attractive residential street:
close to Iowa circle: southern ex-
posure; 8 rooms. 2 baths: reception
hall: hot-watcr heat; immediate
possession; 5000.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
lib 14th ST NV.
Main 2345.
Chevy Chase Nd.

One of the most attractive loca-
lions In this beautiful suburb;
convenient to circle and car line:
8 rooms, 2 baths; hot-water heat:
electric lights: recently papered
and painted throughout; large ga
rage; lot 80 It. frontage, with q
depth Of 125 IT,: possession 80
days; liberal terms. $l4.5 500.
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Bloomingdale

rooms and bath; box house
design: completely equipped: cleo
trio lights; double back porches;
close to cars; high elevation; new
house section; close to Soldiers
Home Park; immediate possession;
Sc. 900.
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Washington Heights

Attractive location: close to 10th
st. and kalorama road and near
both car lines; high elevation; sec
tion Of expensive homes; IL rooms,
3 baths; hot-water heat: electric
lights: all in good condition; i'm
mediate possession; $4,000.
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NEAR WARRINGTON CIRCLE-A VERY
beautiful, well lighted home Of 10 rooms NOT
water heat: splendid conoiuou' o"nef W"
Onnosits ST. Aloysius Churcb-LArss home
ReIoW PARK I'd, convenient to 14th-1o
rooms bot-water heat; electricity; Sc. $50
Above Park rd.-10 rooms; gooo ios' Va
Above Park rd.-6 rooms; hot-vatsf hsst
electricity: porch front; large yard 5000:
Near soldiers Home and reeervoir-o rooms'
furnace heat; only $1,000.
Bioomingdals sectton-e rooms: fufnaee
"a, 500 Others this section. some vacant
south~estWNeat little home Of Q rooms:
only $3.50.
heat near million dollar park neishberhocd
certain 10 advance q splendid home ana In
vestment proposition at the price OF q o-roen'
house. - a
Chevy Chase sectisn-semi- Detached:
rooms; hot.water heat slect1eiv' suarh-
THOMAS z. PETTY. 201S 18th st NV.
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Chevy Chase

A beautiful detached home in :
new-house subdivision; rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights; absolutely modern in
every detail; liberal terms; So, 500.
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PetWofth

Attractive location; high eleva-
ton; in a section of home owners:
ing 8 rooms and bath: electric
lights; large cellar: porches: lot
2OK150 IT.; early possession; lib
eral terms; $G.650.
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Near Washington Circle

Attractive location; near car
lines; walking distance Of down
town and government departments;
modern house containing 0 rooms
and bath; hot-watef heat; imme-
diate possession; liberal terms;
price. $1,000.
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FOR RENT-ROONS.
SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BOUCHER HOUSE now open; large. cool
lovely place for adults. Take Great Falls To-
cal, get on at Franklin Park. walk one block
to left. Address Mrs. Holyworth and HaEa,
Franklin Park. Va, or phone ROsslyn 129-E IL.