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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17
WAS PREPARED
FOR BIG BUSINESS

| Officers and friends of G. Velo1i,
who was arrested by the state police
officers near Sutro few days ago
/ AMI held to await the action OF the
| Federal Grand Jury on charge of
operating a still went to Vedoli's
! residence Thursday for the purpose of
making a search for a large sum OF
money and other possessions that the
man claimed to have located about
the premises. The search was alb
solutely fruitless. according to re-
port
Vedoli is said. to be no mere black
smith but real artist, when it comes
to iron work Officers who made the
raid and found the still say they found
many articles made my the fellow All
showed high grade type Of work
manship.
The galvanized boiler that the Off
GERS alleged was used in the manu-
facture of liquor would hold about
fifty gallons. 1t is estimated that
the outfit would produce about 20 or
Is gallons of "jackass grandy" per
day. All preparations had been made,
it appears for operation on even a
larger scale Much sheet copper.
presumably for use in the making OF
additional boilers was found. There
was also considerable quantity Of
copper tubing for coil and worm
purposes on hand
Other materials seized consist OF
fourteen sacks of corn and eighteen
barrels of corn and rye mash covered
with a paste.
Federal officers claim to have evil
dence that Vedoli had been operating
still since September and that he
liquor had been shipped out in five
gallon oil cans. They assert that he
had only comparatively recently set
up in business in the place that was
raided They state that a cellar, ten
teen feet III size had been excavated
under the house to make room for
contemplated expansion manufacture.
The front door had been equipped
with spring, bolts, bars. pulleys, etc.
that would permit the unlocking and
locking from the cellar
The still is said to be the largest
one seized to date in the state.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17
w HEKE IS
GERTRUDE GREENE

Alone and suffering from broken
leg, James l.. Greene, an, aged resi-
dent of Yerington has written pa
thetic appeal to the Reno police de-
partment to find his daughter, Miss
Gertrude Greene. The letter, which
was received by Chief Kirkley yes
terday. states that Greene has been
suffering from his leg fracture for
three months, and lately has been
compelled to accept the charity of
the county
The letter states that the daughter.
at the time she last wrote to her
father, was employed in private
family in this city-Reno Journal.
Martin Christensen. Yerington's
popular decorative artist, is busy
this week beautifying the homes of
Smith Valley folks.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17
HAVE YOU GOT IT7

The actual money wealth of the
country amounts to $47.28 a person,
according to the Federal Reserve
board, which announces that the
money in circulation, that held by the
treasurer, and that in the Federal
Reserve amounts to $15,4O9, 100000.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17
SEEK TO REPEAL i,
PITTMAN PROVISIONS

Repeal of provisions of the Pittn1an
act authorizing the treasury to melt
down and sell as bullion 3OO,OOO,OO
standard silver dollars and repurcl1ase
like amount of silver at ST an ounce
was urged today by Representative
McFadden, Republican, Pennsylvania,
before the house banking committee
Under normal labor conditions sill
yer could be produced at profit at
81 cents per ounce, McFadden said.
His amendment would fix the stand
ard in silver coins at from 90 to8O
per cent.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17
MARIETTA MINES
N THE u|MEL|GHT.

Captain Whiting. president Of tire
Black Mountain mine at Marietta, is
in Reno on business connected with
his property at Marietta. He also is
interested in the Sultana group, which
lies. on the same vein fractures, one
mile west of the Black Mountain.
Captain Whiting said he had Just
completed a survey of the Sultana
group. where he found evidence Of a
large high grade production in the
past and considerable ore OH the
dump which should prove valuable for
milling now. He suggested tunnelling
from a gulch at the lower level
in an effort to striks the ore vein be-
low former workings and at depth of
about 200 feet below the surface. Ac-
cording to surveys, less than 500 feet
of the tunnel will be necessary to en-
ter the high grade shoot and he
believes that continuing the tunnel
will tap other shoots of high grade
ore.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17

Joe Giraud. the well known sheep
man. was visitor during the week.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17

Goodbye ma, goodbye pa.
Goodbye booze with the old ha-ha.
| tell you fellows. the time is here
When you can't get nothin but bum
near beer.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17

Dan Canadian, one OF Lyon coun-
tvs many prosperous farmers. was in
town Monday.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17
Reno Man Owner

Keno Man owner
A. F. Price of Reno is the owner
of the group and has received two
offers for the property. While cons;d-
ering the offers, he also contemplates
the organization of company to
proceed with developing.
"The Marietta mines now operating
are all in valuable ore," said Captain
Whiting. "A trial shipment of forty
sacks from the Black Mountain mine
assayed more than 500 to the ton.
The company has more than fifty
tons of shipping ore on the dump,
but will not begin regular shipments
until the roals are completed in the
spring"
Results Expected
while no official reports have been
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-01-17

George Odds came in from Smith
Valley Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10

$6,250-503 KENYON ST NV We are
Offering this attractive home with six
rooms. bath, hotwater heat; room
for garage. % It. wide front with
colonial front porch. Inspection
through this office.
81 ,5OO-PETWORTH. home that will
surely please you A we'll built brick
house with pebble-dash finish. There
are six large rooms, bath, steam heat;
room for garage to wide paved alley.
$l3, O0o-An exceptionally well located north
west home not faS out. There are
nine rooms, two baths. hot-water
heat, gas and electricity; garage for
two This house is in first-class
condition throughout. and owner will
give immediate possession.
ST., OOO--CLEvELAND PARK. Brand new bun
galow with seven rooms. bath. hot
water heat. gas and electricity: lot
5Ux150. Convenient to the Connec tcut
avenue cars and ready for immediate
occupancy.
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:. HARRY WARDMAN.
-,I wARDMAN BUILDING,
1850 K st. NV. Main AGO
DEs1RABIp HOUSES FOR coIoREp.

DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR coLORED.
NEAR 24th AND + SIS. N.W.-A location that
is rapidly improving In value. A modern two-
, story colonial brick dwelling. rooms and hath
excellent lot 10 alley. Price. e, $50. Easy
NEAR sth AND SITS. N.w-A arst-clas,
two.stery brick dwelling, 8 rooms and bath
excslispt lot to alley. Price, $4,25O. Easy
A NICE CORNER. NEAR 9Th AND sTS,
n.w.-A dfst-ciass tWo-story brick dwelling Z
rooms, with cellar; excellent lot. Price, IS, $50
o Sc BET. 18th AND 18th STs NW.-A
modern three-story brick dwelling. q room. 4. nd
bath, cellar steam heat, good lot to alley.
MOORE 4 HILL INC,
1902 ct. NV.
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Chevy Chase.
S25m

On Oliver street, at the Circle. New. CO.
lcnial, with all modern improvements: wide
piazza, drawing room. dining room. breakfast
room. buffers pantry. kitchen. pantry and
bedrooms sleeping porch on second; hne
BEDROOM with large closets and bath on third
floor. This house is screened and weather
stripped, has awnings. instantaneous water
heater: servants rooms and bath. House il
occupied By owner; possession within NO
weeks after sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10
Chevy Chase, Md.

Close to Chevy Chase Club: detached
bungalow with garage; lot 5Ox125; nice lawn
with hedge: house contains living room. din
ing room. kitchen, two bedrooms and ba th !;
large porches; electric light and hot-water
heat: screens and awnings; possession be
given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10
Chevy Chase.
$1,000

On Albemarle ST. west of 18th st. Two
story detached frame, consisting Of s rooms
furnace; an unusually large lot ao1f7o e1 fee ~
about one-third Of an acre. Occupied by ten
ant: possession can be had within reasonable
time. This property is clear Of any trust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10
Chevy Chase.
S12m

West Of Conn ave. Owner leaving city and
will give immediate possession Compsra-
lively new, detached frame. slate roof:
large. well arranged rooms and tile bath. Has
all modern improvements, electric lights and
heated by bot water Property is in first
class condition; large lot; one-car garage.
This is u special price,
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PARK VIEW

Owner will sell Groom and h, =, hr;cL hos
electricity; gus: h.w.h.; inclosad slecping
porch; stationary tubs excellent condition !;
curly possession spac" for garage $1,000
3..4b Mar'HI -. Nv. ,oi: 46tI-W 12s
NEAR 10th AND SOUTH CARoIJYA AVE
Sc. Il nine room and bath brick dwelling: fur.
mace; good location. Price. 81 500 800
r. J. WAISHE. INC. 735 18th st. NV.
four six-room and bath brick dwe,Iino. .,ith
porches and furnace heat; good Yards: win seii
separately; Price: $3;75O each; good terms.
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Mt. Pleasant.
$4,000

rooms and baths; all modern improvements:
close to Rock Greek Park possession can be
given.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
l. Co1tfnueA.
CLEVELAND PARK.

CLEVELAND PARK.
1908 MACOMB ST.
Very attractive detached
home on the most plctur-
csque street in this section.
II rooms. 2 baths, porches,
etc. Modern in every de-
tail. Price and delivery,
$4,000.
1915 10Th ST. NV.
Very striking English
basement: 9 rooms. bath;
imm ediate possession.
Price, $1,000.
RANDALL II.
HAGNER & CO.,
Exclusive Agent,
1907 Conn. Ave.
Phone 1866.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


- Price. $1,000: ..,.,,
locality. ii large Sse, rooms baths. hot-water
heat electric light. every convenience: In PER
Zee. CONDITION. viii consider trade i"r sn'a'ief
property. 80
MooRE q Hill iH'.'
18th CENT HIGH SCHOOL.
A magnificent home Of 6 rooms and tiled
bath; hot-uater heat: electric lights: parquet
floors: front and . rear porchps: larE. back
detail $4,000; $500 cash
I-AcA\1
-tl!A-\ !.
OH EE'Ap +. GApJT0I
''i W -.
i-room basement brick: newly decorated:
,c,>-,,
a. \NoN
odd near Pa. ave. convenient TO downtown
,,>-1>
Alan !.
lAJnE AVE- < l.
w lie ~ z. 81.
lovely rooms and full tiled bath: hot-water
heat; fine lighting fixtures. gas range; light,
dry cellar; large front and double rear porch;
large back yard and fine lawn: $1,000: cash.
5000: balance $40 per month. including all
h''i's'.
BEST SECTION
pETN0PTH
~ =
ash. S. 900: balance EASY.
IN >-1.tD DE\-\- AVE-
inc h't" rolohlaI nome "i iats ln n..
anu pa.n' 10 ~. 10 aiie! ms h'oAie - '"e"p
AZ '''''. oi 'eime
-
II ROOMS A PIXIE OF 3.
Substantial bonse az 10 rooms and hath.
in strictly white saction uy,ix housa can he
made 70 nav for itself as il has Q bedrooms
At SO 900 this is an investment Near ID ana
ne
nANrJC e. CTEEI
DH - q , LLl1E.
NJ. 50s2 1920 y. Y. Ave.
Service-Our Success
RIOOM1NGDALE: CIR. < Il. BRICK.
hot-air heat: good lot to paved alley:
&, 90 ..sh hai.ns s,.ar AZ s''o'o'
' o"'e ''''s'
- co,, ,
instant; on ear line. ne: lot 40 n
deep to alley; Gr and b. pressed brick
only s3.5m $50 cash. balance $50
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Harvard Street.
$4,000.

West of l4th st. and convenient to two car
lines. Two and one-half story. New and now
vacant. consisting of large, we'll arranged
rooms and tile baths; exterior trim and hx-
lures above the average; has gas and electric
lights. hot-water heat; lot to an alley and
purchaser.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC
1884 H Street NV Phone Main 1928

Price, 81, 0OO-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
well located corner brick Of colo
NAL design, having six rooms and
ba h, hot-water heat new lighting
fixtures and the whole house Is in
fine condition. Plenty Of room for
garage. Owner will give posses
sion and sell on easy terms.
Price. IS 4OO-BCNGALOW. A most at
tractive little home not far out.
vii early possession can bc OBJ
tai..,L 1t is situated on lot Ak
100, ard the house contains hve
rooms and bath, hot water heat.
electric lights and hardwood floors.
Inspection at any time.
Price. sl3. 5OO-MT. PLEASANT. Very
we'll built and most desirable.
three story brick having nine
rooms, two baths, hot-water heat,
electric lights, instantaneous water
heater. rear porches and a twocar
stope garage. This will certainly
meet with your approval.
Price. ss.5OO-NEAR DEWEY HOTEL.
A three story brick dwelling hav-
ing ten rooms and bath. Values
in this immediate section are rapid
" increasing and in a few months
time wonderful changes will take
place. Very attractive from a
speculative and investment stand
point.
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main %.
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e. a % % 9 VA ass s%"%s s "
s i G i saass si ic1ioS r1R s ga
pa as r s story BRICK @G ss9ss 70 also
LINE 9I it st G Hr "'' T r awn
to-day % nominal aeus em M fanh s rsr
@ % stRa s%n, na large S""s an" s.sss: for
9 r . Gr ; . HOOD Gso Sf sx
from , every antp"in and in sui
sn aR' sc n rooms s has and 3s~ Hs'a .s @
pc; s. s tt: ' ;sss s s';;ss a4%
"sE good terms has @ red s.7a, s sue
oo ESS oHTHNE % Mt ahb y41os
% s's s 5 r%sier;a ' change. @
SSn T?s$ ':s :;s Ts' ss" @ srs ss.s Ss
ts. RARE R @rrsnT IN 1S nSs n nenE
Etched s ':iss' 1 si" n' 1s s n s%
cas- terms
OUR BEST B U Y T TODAY.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; VERY WELL BUILT AND
MOST DESIRABLE; 2-family apt. house; IL rooms and
baths; excellent furnace Very convenient terms Of sale
can be arranged. THE PRICE IS VERY LOW and YOU
statesmen take you this property without fail
Price $3.50
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
14O9 New York Ave NV
Phone Main %.
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ashington Heights.
$40 OOO

Comparatively new; 8 stories and b. sement.
containing IL large, well arranged rooms and 2
tiled baths: has gas and electricity; we'll
vacant; immediate possession: has trust Of
$4,000 years; balance could be arranged
with n reasonable cash payment.
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Chevy Chase-Nacant.
$1,000

On northampton 1T. east Of Conn ave An
opportunity to get this splendid property ut
has rooms and baths: electric light and
hot water; price includes winter supply OF
coal and wood. screens and shades, The lot
is 40xl25 feet; one-car garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10

$6.OOO-DOWNTOWN. three story corner
nr1ck house with eleven rooms. ba tn.
An opportunity to obtain roominx
house in good northwest section
Owner has just put the property in
good repair throughout
Sl2.oOO-16th ST. HEIGHTS. practically
new detached corner house. ceater-
nail plan, with eight rooms four
large bedrooms, two baths, hot wa ter
near, gas and electricity: large lot .
room for garage Convenient to
$9,5OO-CHEVY CHASE This CHARMING homo
has been reduced for quick sale
one inspection will prove this to he
an unusual opportunity. 1t contains
seven rooms and bath hot water heat
gas and electricity. colonial front
porch and two inclosed rear porches
hardwood floors throughout.
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Mt. Pleasant.
S20MN

Corner detached, 2-story and attic frame
containing . rooms and baths has all mod
ern conveniences; gas and electric lights and
hot water heat. Lot is 30 by $50 feet TO a
wide alley: one-car garage: occupied hy owner.
who will give immediat. possession TO pur-
chaser.
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Dupont Circle.
$1,000.

An II room and ba til house in excellent con
Glition: has six bedrooms and upstairs kitchen !:
one square and half from Dupont Circle; pos
session can be given.
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DESIRABLE BARGAINS FOR SALE
By
MOORE & HILL. INC,
142O-22 Fl ST NV

NEAR GEOEGIA AVE. AND COLUMBIA RID.
Price. 5000.
A strictly modern residence Of 8 large rooms
and bath hot-water heat, electric light. beamed
ceiling in dining room. excellent lot. ample
garage space: reasonable terms The location
is nrst class and the house will please the most
exacting.
NEAR Both AND Q SITS AN EXCELLENT
LOCATION-A thr~e-story brick dwelling OF 3
large rooms and bath. In excellent condition:
reasonable terms: early possession. Price,
s. 900.
NEAR 18th AND MONROE SITS.
In beautiful Mt. Pleasant.
Price. $11.5OO.
A modern, three-story colonial brick dwell
ing: 10 rooms &c bedreomsf. . baths. hot-water
alley: in perfect condition: possession when
desired rare bargain; easy terms
NEAR 14th AND SPRING ROAD-A new mod
ern, story colonial brick dwelling, having
all the latest improvements and advantages;
southern exposure: large rooms and bath,
hot-water heat, electric light. hardwood floors.
sleeping porch, large lot, paved alley; imme
date possession. Price. $3.50.
AT INTERSECTION OF MD. AVE, 18th AND
g SITS. MA dne location for Z business
site. and. at the same time, q hne home; 4
we'll built home. 7-roOm brick: large. two
story brick garage; now rented for 81. so
Price, $3.50.
NEAR 1st AND SITS. NV
A fine 14-room house in excellent condition:
hot water heat. electric light: hne garage; rea-
sonsble terms Price. $500.
MOORE &
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Chevy Chase.
SO $50

South Of the Circle. west Of Connecticut
avenue, and convenient to the car line; lot
30 IT. $50 IT,: comparatively new. semi
detached frame, containing 8 large rooms and
sleeping porch; has gas and electricity aud
heated by hot water; occupied by owner and
possession be had within reasona bic time
Would require "a 600 in cash
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Cleveland Park.
S16.5OO.

Near Episcopal Cathedral. with q good view
OF the cathedral; surrounded by large estates
. semi-detached house that has every conven-
ience; large porches; open fireplace; plenty Of
closets; excellent coalition; possession.
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I St. Nr. 18th.
S7.SU.

3 story brick: could be converted into bust
ness property: the house contains cellar. Q
| rooms and bath: has gas and is heated by
steam. Is occupied by owner: immediate pos
session: has first trust OF s., 800; would re
Qure S.. 500 in cash.
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Cor. Florida Ave.
S12Sm

Near Sheridan Circle: splendid moderate
size house containing large rooms. This
property is in excellent condition. Well hea ted
occupied by owner: immediate possession.
Property is clear Of any trust bic
terms can be arranged for responsible pur-
chaser.
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& HILL. IN
1902 II St. NV.
COOK & MARSHALL CO., inc
Real Estate and Insurance,

COOK & MARSHALL CO.. INC.
Real Estate and Insurance .
o2l 18th St. NV Main 542 and 343.
Wisconsin Avenue Heights. Sixteenth ST NV. >,
situated . -
Q he smre Of his thorough -
dt htlecr urhu:
con und rdrom -
Price,
Of
D ST. Ne Near 9th. Lamont St Near 18th NV. 80
Kennedy built
wide
y ' ~ " ~ baths; :rvasts room In b.ssmeas
Lamont ST. West of 18th St. ~ 80 " ed
% mono % = St Near 10th NV.
alley rsarage occupied by Vacant.
est i''' i'e ~ alS
N'A' N@S'@'" in and serants rom"
Saus Addition estre Ths so1 100
n san' hss electric nas" nh ana ~ $4,000
Vacant.
Harvard St Near 18th St Another One Near 10th St
hath
. hot very home the price Act
il IL.
COOK & MARSHALL CO.. INC,
Real Estate and Insurance "a
e2l 18th St. NV Main S42 and 345. =
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Woodbridge.
Sl3.5OO.

Oae-half acre Of ground with q most attrac.
five 8-rpom and hath bungalow, with all mod
ern inpfovements: has rose gardeny trees
chicken house and garage; in excellent condi.
ton; screened and siassed-in porches. Posses
sion can be gfveh-
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Dupont Circle.
$1,000

well built and attractive home within one
square of Dupont Circle; contains IL rooms
and ) baths: excellent condition; hot water
heat and electric light; room for garage pos
session be given.
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Chevy Chase.
Sl4 500.

a-story and attic frame bungalow. stone
foundation; slate roof: containing rooms and
heated by hot water; spacious lot 30 it. BY
1870 IT.; built-in garage. Occupied by owner
immediate possession. Has first and second
trust. 5000 cash payment is required.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

xV0 0xl0
Contained.
THOMAS ].
FISHER & CO.. INC.
Consult Our Sales Department
East Capitol St.
$4,000
Near the L. S. Capitol and Library splendid
3-story brick cont aiming II large rooms anu
path: heated by steam: large lot. az by -
IT.. to wide alley; large brick building IN
commodate 3 cars Property occupied by
tenant: possession within reasonable time.
First trust Of 81, 900, 3 years. per cent.
Washington Heights.
S17 500.
on wyoming avenue Columbia road:
comparatively new and strictly modern. 3story,
containing 10 rooms % bedrooms) and baths;
has gas and electricity and heated by hot
water Lot is 20 IT. by 100 II. to wide
alley: ample room for n garag": occupied by
owner: immediate possession.
\erv Desirable Location in
Georgetown.
$4,000.
Suitable for school or fraternity house very
large old II shioned house. in good condition.
1 story brick. containing about 20 rooms. con
servatory and 5 baths; has gas and Is wired
for electricity. Is heated by steam: larg. lot
with a large garage; ample space for . or d
crrs, and occupied by owner. immediate. pos
session
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~
FAB FROM WARIMAS PARK Inn. ..sn.
Price. $12.S00
A heautiful modern home. three-stcfy es.'stfi.
lonsl brick . rooms and bath. hot-wster heat. q
electric light. hardwood hoses: excellent lot ~
10 wide paved alley. Possession when desired. HnA
r~tI,
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND BRYANT. ..
Price. $500. -.s w
A dne II room house in excellent conditions::~T
brick dwelling: rooms and bath; bedPeoms:rs~
hot-wat.r heat electric light, 6ne cellar; large s
lot. 40 #. deep; in perfect condition: pos-J.
session at once. isT
,.Srf
CHEVY CHASE. NEAR CONN. AVE. rx
The most beautiful home in Chevy Chase fer ,,ra
the price: hollow-tile construction: rooms- ~
baths. hotwater heat. electric light, hard sros-
garage: in perfect condition; possession. IN IN,
~ ua's' 'fee' "io''' mN
9Th ST. BET. NJ AND y. WEST SIDE. -
Price. $3.50 -,
A large substantial property. suitable foE=5,
either a home or business proposition: l0..oss
rooms and bath hot-water heat: elegant lot ~
with large garage on rear; reasonable terms; =,
. bargain. 1n.h
NEAR Goth AND SITS. NV. "
Price. $3.50. nun
A very substantial three-stoIy brick dHelIsx
ing; II rooms and bath cellar; excellent lot 10
alley; Immediate possession.
NEAR 9Th AND SITS. N.E.-A fne. tws-r
family nat of ) rooms and ba tn each floor :-ssr
hne cellar: furnace heat In each apartment: ".
we'll rented; reasonable terms. -,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10
HARRY WARDMAN.
1880 X St. NV. Main AGO.
Mt. Pleasant.
$1,000.

A nearly new modern house OF the
best streets in MI Pleasant: contains rooms
and bath. hot wafer heat. electric light and
garage; possession can be given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10
Near the Pension Office.
$4,000

Two adjoining 3-story brick buildings. in
fairly good condition containing =: rooms.
Would I've very suitable for rooming house.
The lots deep to an alley: room for ga
rage. The price is very reasonable: only 5000
in cash required.