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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
1000 Strife at Columbus.

COLUMBUS Ohio, April i2-The Columbus yardmen's A..
soeaon composed Of nearly 5000 striking swhmen here late
today call all switching employed in this city to
handle passenger triffie out strike tonight.
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i,riu,r 10 Negotiate,


I a H.H' Woes
sT Louis Apuu o. Thr 'I'i
mut boz lhr Naidmou.t sit.kr lu ih"
a. Ioun district nhFb tas hr
u effect surn 1huulsN ,iWn iH.
ulsht NIlU ihr HuuuuurrHrui NJ H
7al nNii,tmru ln tlu rWp'u w ih'
NI..UW paDfr tAiiaHY hH. would
IrIuu Iu WORK Tomorrow
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MIDDLE WEST DISTRICTS
ARE DECLARED IMPROVING;
GOVERNMENT STILL SILENT
ny RIA ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Go Cut al ierre Hautc.

TERRE HAUIE Ind, April i2-Fve hundred switehmen in
various yards here voted tonight quit work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

Officers ~ railroad brOlhcrhondH
who have been fighting the Nr.k"
since ~ inccntion. we're confident
iha, ihc breaking up of the walkout
In the Chicago territory would tol.
low a general resumption of wotk
In other areas A prOnouncem"nt ~
the governments courN" Of action On
the strike WAS expected 10 he maj"
nt Washington tomorrow by Attor'
ncy General Palmer
"Tho federal government will not
shirk the responsibility In this or
any other crisis" said the attorney
general
Freight Moves IN Chicago.
More freight moved into the thi.
capn wards today than onv any dpN
since the strike started railroads. nr.
nDunced At the stock wards 22h
cars ~ livestock we're received rnd
more than Q .O0l emnlovos who h"h
been forced oui of work by the slr,k e
returned to duty
Packing hnns" receipts includ u
I 600 cattle. $500 hogs and o"o
sheep THIS W. sa larger quanii y
than receipts any dav last week
About 90 00o stock yards worker'
siill we're idle
The Illinois Central. N" chicago
Milwaukee a " Paul the New No"s
Central and other roads reported a. -
ears araln were moving IN ih'
sNiichlug yards md that onhargnr.
had hrrn partly lifted
I,riusr ~ Negotiate,
The Gpncrtl Nan gers Assoc
ton loda, doulrl that amy nero
ulious Vorc heius carried un WI
the OUTLAW NtIdmpn's Assnrl1li'u
.ud stated that uo u1rlrv would h'
ruirrod into under am rlrtu
alauccs
n u Murph, strike lrnt'r f
.uti t .iairwonl .u which hr d'
ratrd iho ulHlnll drm'uds 'slap,
'us urs presented aud ihli Nh''
uutWir,s "WuH ru 'Uin rlir" ur1i
/. .lrr IruW uf lhr W,u 4. pufk
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WILSON EXPECTED
To NAME RAILWAY
BOARD DURING DAY
ACTION GOVERNMENT Will
IlkT ~ sII,IkE ~ VET
iNi\>Dl M'EU,

AZ Aussis'sd r.ss
WASlllNGTON. April - Deter
niuaiion ~ the governments coura"
In the railroad strike crisis tonight
awaited further information irom
nold AGENTS of the Department OF
Justice,
Attorney General Palmer, after
numerous conferences with govern
mont Officials. said that u decision
might be- reached tomorrow, ADDING
that the government would MOI
.shlik iis responsibility
Tn send senate Names,
Meanwhile. official announcement
wa made tonight ~ the White
House that President Wilson wnnlh
send io the senate tomorrow IN"
r,mrr of nine members ~ the Rnii-
way Labor BOARD, created hN th'
Recommendation net The nominations
hnd hern DELAYED II Was said, by
tine mbuu IN selecting rrpres'nl 4.
l,rs uf the public on M" board 10
insure getting the lighl men for I've
nine. The men selected Tor ~"
ruhlI, prnup had not fignlfird To-
rlhl iholr Willingness 10 accept u
Nrs 'Aid
inquiry iIf",ird.
ruuors oi the TRANSPORTATION h'l'
chairman Cummius ~ ih" senate
interstate commerce committee. we're
nrm In thr opinion that The labor
hoard would prove pn effective
lrrur, in deal with the present t'll'
v,v rr'ta Won that reason. Nrh
,tp CumwunF committee deferred
action un rropolls iur q 'onRI''
t.nuul n4ulr, into tho strike
ludrp,ndrut ni either ih' in''.'''
.1i.pu b., the department ot Justice
ur tbc rtuilou uf lhr tabor hoard
.hr government entered ihr Hrlt'
situation darfllN iudH' lhinurh w
dIs srut b, thr rrAuti',r u'Wi'
mont Goo iit Inspectors Hnh iHlNa'
mu officials thwuFHuul ih. 'nhl
tN iur prompt utppliH ur any uh
lu.iuu ur della, ~ che WHllf
The department W iu'll'' N"u'
bp u.t.d tnI mWrdHlr prosecution
under ualp lHN. FH'riu.uH W'l
uu.puUDum iW ir'ranI Hil'
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MASONIC TEMPLE CAMPAIGN GIVEN
IMp[TUSAT BANOUET TAT AMARILLO
HOTEL; z HQNDSARE PURCHASED

,ttI aul rDrU prr rut aiirtNall.
Iir uuu .II walur nIuU iu u.U
tU. HuEHu nw a uuud lu iurIt at.
5000 ..H..l HHUuf lhr U'N lrn
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5000 JOIN CLUB.
To WEAR Owe RAILS.
OR LOWER PRICES
pHuMiNE>T trrul,NEN HEADS
li,GNNiINTiUN ~ BliiMINU.
nan CITIZENS,

Us Ns.u lH'ui ffss
BlRMlNGuAM Ma. April Ia
The Birmingham overall cab, with
4 membership uf 5000 Was formally
Organized ~ u mass mcellnng to-
iIlhi
Alvin Douglass, we'll known ntlor.
ncy. WAS elected chairman and The
nduro Lamar, business man and At
lofnoy, Nus made secretary
Friday was set ~ the day on which
every member IL to appear on the
streets clad IN Oyeralls \ pledge
was taken that thos Will ho worn
until the price ~ cloihlng "hilt the
luhuegan,
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Cluihlng Prices Attacked,

ill.r attacks upon the cost ~
clothing marked the meeting. which
Hns attended by men IN every walh
ul litr
"Thc people have gone on strike
against plol,lecring IN clothes said
Mr Lamar
Telrgrams from all parts oi the
o0Untr, we're read hy secretary la
mar ndnfslug the movement and ash
ns fur information 49, tu the beat
means of Organizing clubs
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MASON tA Npiil u lh' NN'I
all rluh' movement T. spreading ran
ldh throughout Georgia. according
~ reports received here tonight aul
IN Macon the police and tlrr depart
nrun which have asked the civil
service commission to "dun the dem
IN
M,nisirrs IAN IN Iinr,
Ministers ~ noHrun announced in'
d,a M, would anp'ar IN their pnl'
niis surdt ptaIlUT nYpralls
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED und.
our name are controlled ekelusiyely I
n All LhFf ehPsEs HEs uNPfE APYEEdis5D soIb pail
your business personal and prompt atts1
lion
WHITE
1883 OTIS PLACE y. w.-s rooms.
reception hall and bath. cOncTste cell
lar. Large lot " paved alley. Im-
Sei+ MCKINLEY sT.. chevy chase.
;,oD. rooms MI, and baths stone eoassros:
stationary tubs; electric lights. I'm
isss 18Th sT. II. w stories. 7.
concrete cellar; by spending 81. 500 for
improvements you can make a large
return on your money. Price 5000
lzs! w ST. s. E.-S rooms; frame;
il:i 10th sT y. Wis rooms. re-
furnace heat. $4,000. Terms.
three-story. seven-room homes: rseep.
tion hsn and bath: excellent eondi-
ton. Possession. $4,000 each. Terms
sgk. Possession. Excellent eondi-
ton. $3.50. Terms.
5O7 SEWARD SQUARE s E.
Brick; -. - 1oSms neo extra lot; hOt-wa'er
1894 MORSE sT. n. E.-Brick; a
rooms and bath; hot-water heat.
iii iiaii DE SALES ST. ~ K.-Briek.
COLORED
1895 and I22s CONGRESS ALLEY
\. W. rooms; brick $3.50 each.
iis ] ST. S. E.--o roomsi/Srick;
:ss "a ST. n. E.-Briok. ,a.sco.
rs GRESHAM ST. N. w.-.-famlly
apartDaent; Z rooms and bath each;
brick, furnace heat. gas: excellent
Rros AZ sna and ~ .aa HahdlHA So,n fHS for $500
7s IRVING ST. n. w,-Brick. s
rooms ard bath, g.s $3.50.
zoo L ST. N w.--Brick; 8 rooms
as ' pEiAwARs AVE. s. W'.Briek.
rooms. % IsGeptior hall and ID, bath; ga sss
2sos " ST. N. w.-s rooms: brick !:
lot sonloo; alley. $3.50, Tern, Terms. -,
frame: I rooms and bath; sas. ,..ios.
1874 you ST. n. w.--s rooms; re-
ception hall; bath: furnace heat; gas;
9. 10. u. IL DECATUR ST. n. E.
Brick; SIX rooms and bath s:.iSs
ii54n and 1855 Q ST. N. W..
bath; lot isx1oo to alley; newly paint
ed and papered throughout; one house
sia NEW YORK AVE. N. w.-s
les 18th ST. s. E.-s rooms and
bath. gas. excellent condition Pos
session; Price. 50: :ooMtsrms :.
story brick, containing 2 rooms and
bath. large lot to 1S-foot alley. Room
for garage. Excellent condition. Price.
$1,000. Best Of terms
SUBURBAN.
3so3 NEWTON ST. MT. RAINIER
MD.-(w hite)-New 6 rooms and bath
bungalow; a m. l.: metal garage; lot
6oIi5o: possession. Price, >ss.i5o-
terms.
silh. ST. MT. RAINIER. MD
Cwhite)-yACANT-s rooms. large
reception hall and bath; story frams
house: large garage lot box15o: newly
DELRAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
electric light. $500. Terms.
TUXEDo; Mp:.tcoioredl.Frams; ,r. me :,
arbor; furnace heat. $3.50. Terms.
FARM.
NARCONIA, VIRGINIA. near Mt
Jackson-77h acres; 40 acres cleared
37h timber, 10000 feet chestnut: Soc
fruit trees; 6-room house slate roof;
near store. school and churches
$3.50. Terms.
INVESTMENTS.
1917 YOU ST. N. w.-Store and
apartments; brick; hot-water heat
electricity and gas. Bargain. $4,000.
FACING so. CAP. ST., west side
Eye to X s. W.-250 feet deep; about
500 IT. frontage; brick stores. mill
blacksmith shop, coal yard, several
frame buildings. S32,4o0. Bargain.
1113-1l13h 5th ST. s. E.-5 rooms
each; frame; gas. Rented for $40
Both for $2.65o.
BRADFORD & CO.,
Main 5s77. 355 Southern Bldg. Main 81
MARYLAND AVE. s. W.-NoS. 613. 6
hA
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row 7oR HOME caNed REAL ESTATE 4deyzg egY
ron oALE-hOuSEs

VALUABLE FOR BUSINESS.
18th ST. NEAR kALORAAA ROAD.
Two substantial buildings, . stories ana
less than 70 feet VIDE. s over n % fee; @ dssD. i
Price. each. $4,000.
18th ST. NEAR BELMONT ST.
Possession. 8 stories ana cellar.
Price, $4,000.
COLUMBIA ROAD, NEAR 18th.
Valuable for business; stories and cell
lar; hot-water heat.
Price. $4,000.
18th ST. NEAR NEWTON ST.
so-foot front; Substantial improvements;
plenty OF business there now.
itth ST. NEAR FAIRNoNr ST.
5s-ft. front; can be remodeied for bus-
ness purposes.
LESS THAN ONE SQUARE
From site purchased for W., B. A. Sta
tion frontage OF over rs feet; TO settle
estate.
About 40 feet 'front.' perhaps the best
located property In this section; can be
purchased at = bargain
18th ST. NEAR s-sroRERooMs; LOT
soxiso; vide alley. $4,000.
10Th ST. NEAR R-sroRE AND APART
mcnt; 2oxito; Wide alley. $4,000.
18th NEAR q.
$4,000 will buy this well located bust
ness property; large lot; wide alley.
NEW YORK AVE-. BETWEEN 9Th AND
n".au. sss ''a ana 2; Ne. "s', York .Ssa .%s s.
tween D and H: iith. r. @. IL SITS. See
what we have.
isth ST. STORES.
Busiest square on 18th St, where you
s.n 's en-, Sss sSSsI. soSS .s .ns s.' Sgs
ing; good lot: vide alley. 3ss.ooe.
poR sALB-Lor AND LOCATION SUIT
able for wholesale ana 3obbfng business or
manufacturing; note size OF lot and alley.
atstss; sc,ft ,s ,iisy; i,sss brick building: =
IoMEsT ,HlcED 6TsINEs srrE IN
-H 81. NEAR iorH-
Near sfte Of w.. B. A. terminal 81 IT. ID
rapidiy developing into an important busi-
ness street: II you cannot afford 10 pay the
prices asked for @ and r st properties To-
cate on II st
s1y = 81. N ~.
sen ayley in roar: lot s4xfSs. faxgs
building; priced right
6r, NEAR 1lth 81.
Several parcels in this square. Apply
| for particulars
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PRICE sl ooo-In Mt. Pleasant. west OF tho Mt Pleas
ant car line: IL complete home In perfect cordi-
on bottom; stories, colonial type win
largo and porchcs, house heated with hot
water having electric lights inaid floors servants room
cold storage Room for garage. Possession whcp
desired. ,
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
S25. 900

A beautiful corner property: one
square from Columbia road; g.
story brick residence: IL rooms
and 3 baths; 2 sleeping porches;
electricity and gas: bot-wster
heat; screened throughout: built
in garage: immediate possession
will be given.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
SIS. 500

F1ns residential street; an ex-
cellent outlook; 0 rooms and 2
baths; electricity: In good condi-
tion; we'll planned; garage on rear
OF lot; liberal terms; immediate
possession
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PRICE S,oOo-In Boomingdaie. just little of from
First street; "a story eght-room house. having
large porches, including screenedin seepngg porch
hotwater heat. large yard. with grape arbor and ga
Possession given and convenient terms OF sale
made.
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REAL ESTATE
OPPORTUNITIES.
$3.50.
FOR COLORED.

|, $3.50.
FOR COLORED.
containing si1 rooms and bath. west OF lab
st. north OF u st. n. w. 1erm., $500
cash 'nS athoESES ~ fsS R'1.n Z SULLIVAN.
$4,000.
SOUTHWEST.
St. between l. and III SITS s. W. Ccnven.
| tent TO Washington Barracks. etc.
MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN.
$4,750.
NORTHEAST.
| Near 10th st; AMI Maryland ave. y. T..
Sin rooms and bath. brick dwelling. Good
MAHoRSEY & SULLIVAN.
$500.
NORTHWEST.
ts,h. brick dwslIins6 convenient TO high
MXHoRNEY & SULLIVAN.
5000.
DOWNTOWN.
Near md and Il SITS. N. w. Six rooms
and bath; modern plumbing; lot 2oIios feet
70 MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN.
$6,750.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
Near LIST and Q sta n. w. Two-story,
ficor;. rooms and bath second floor. Fur
| race heat Wide rear alley. Good condi-
ton. Brick and stone construction. Loan
'"'" MAHoRNEY Z SULLIVAN.
$1,000.
BROOKLAND, D. C.
| Detached home, with large lot Two
Fix rooms. reception hall and bath. Pos
~ NAHoRNEH 4 SULLIVAN.
$500.
II STREET N. W.
| Opposite Government Printing office i;
I, rye brick dwelling; suitable for home or
business wide lot Near North Capitol
| street.
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN.
3O6 New York Ave. Tel. Main 1921
See Mahorney & Sullivan
They Know Washington. /"
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. N. w.

POSSESSION with deposit: 8 rms; NV
h.; reception hall: colonial porch; par
quet floors; $1,000; first house on z. Capt.
tol; $500 cash. IL 18th St s. Il.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

PRICE. sla,75o-In Washington Heights three story
house. well built. OF attractive appearance containing
six bedrooms largo bathrooms, hot water
heat electric lights for garage This house Is In
condition occupied by owner who can give pos
session.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.
A most Desirable homo Of 10 rooms and
. baths; in tho NORTHEAST: newly pa-
pered: h. ". b.: convenient to cars. Rss.
Washington's most fashionable neiyhbor-
hood in tho Vicinity Of DUPONT CIRCLE.
This house has been newly rapsred and @
can't. 4 splendid opportunity to buy
home. Reasonable terms.
In MT. PLEASANT. one block cat Of
bath: colonial type home; h. ~. H.. cleo
tricity. This house Is in perfect condition.
hs wing been nicely papered and painted: deep
lot to ls IT. alleys possession at once: terms
On ~,a. avenue 'h in the NORTHEAST:
near LINCOLN PARK: attractive nome Of
. rooms and bath: h. ". H.: newly painted
Terms can bs arranged. Possession will be
Given.
A room and bath home In beautiful
PETwORTH; h. W. h.. ga and electricity
Concrete front and rear porcl,es: all doors
and windows screened: terms.
$11,500
In MT. PLEASANT: convenient TO cars
and Central High SCHOOL, IL rooms and
baths; h. ". H.: size and rear alley. Lot
s3xli2. Immediate possession.
$12,500
Near PARK ROAD. between 18th and ltth
streets; splendid home OF u rooms and
baths: bed rooms and unusually large din
ing room. This house has h. W. h. and
electr,city; garage; deep lot TO Is r. alley
Best buy In Mt. PLEASANT today.
$13,500
Near CONN. AVENUE in a most desir:
HEIGHTs: m 5 room and bath home: h. W. h.
electricity: sleeping and breakfast porches:
immediate possession.
HOWARD & HINES
--Incorporated-
734 18th St. N. w. NJ. 730-73l-7a2.
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ron 0AlE-HOu0E0
BUY A HOME NOW
BOSS & PHELPS
Telephone Main 434O.
14O6 H Street N. W.

PRICE Hg0-Vaeant house 18th street In Columbia
Heights; a very cheap homo and one that viii sell
quickly excellent situation. There six rooms Ai
bath, hot-water heat. Possession at once
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

PRICE. ,is Positively bargain in detached homs
on 18th street, In Sauis Addition: a two story and
attic house, having hot-water heat, eectrfc lights,
screens awnings metal weather strips There larEe
porclcs. including a sleeping porch. Tho lot Is foAlJo
Possession q
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SHANNON q LUCHS,
713 14th st. N. w.
BILTMORE STREET
$685. 900

~ rooms. . baths. including Q
bedrooms; handsomely appointed
throughout: hot-water heat: elec-
trtelty; every convenience garage;
early possession.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

Two-Family Flat. Bloomingdale.
$4,950-$750 Cash.
Brick building containing apis. or
rooms and bath each: good condition; yard
to paved alley: southern exposure.
C St. S. E., Near Library.
$5,250-$5OO Cash.
Modern s-room and bath dwelling: well ar
ranged rooms; rice front and back yard.
9th St. Near f. n. E..
S4,75O-$750 Cash.
ton; occupied by monthly tenant.
Fla. Ave. Near 18th, n. E.,
$3,950-$5v0 Cash.
rooms and r1th; furnace heat; gas light
brick building: all light rooms. Bargain.
Morton st. n. E., Near 7th,
$2,S50-S50O Cash.
rooms and bath; brick: we'll built ant
we'll arranged: very easy monthly payments
HARTUNG
301 Southern Bldg.
Main 160 a
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PRICE yS5o-A little OF from 18th street,in Columbia
Heights very cheap modern homo of six rooms ana
bath electric lights possession VIII be
given and reasonable of sale made. owner wiz
consider offer OF less for cash.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

PRICE sss5o-A very cheap northeast home, built by
present his large two-story. eight
house, heated with hot water. This property Is
clear OF encumbrance and reasonable terms OF sale VIII
be made. II interested in Capitol Hin home, will
well to act quickly.
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BRADFORD & CO.,
Main 5s77. 1856 Southern Bldg. Main es78

MARYLAND AVE. s. w.-Nos. s13. Sis,
617. Very best location: each has six
rooms and bath and garage. room fer two
machines Price, s4.750 per house; $500
cash. balance easy terms. Apply eWner.
722 10th st. N. w. Fr. 3242.
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PRICE s oooIn Chevy Chase Just reduced In price 10,
a quick sale: owner leaving city. A two-story ana
attic eight house, four bedrooms, two complete
second flour; house heated with vspor has
electric lights, equipped with screens, metal weather
strips and there IL "A garage. This is a bargain
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

PRICE, y,0Co-A cheap home well located In Pet
worth: a twostory house situated tho corner OF
an alley having BATH large frSnt porch.
deep lot and garage Owner removing from city will
give prompt possession.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

PRICE ScoIn Massachusetts, Avenue Heights section.
little from Wisconsin avenue: two story house,
twenty-five wide, heated with hot having
electric lights inaid front and porches and
the whole beautiful condition. Owner leaving
city
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PETWORTH
$500

An exceptionally weii-built house,
containing 6 rooms and bath; hot
water heat; electricity: front and
sleeping porehes: hardwood floors
and trim; Lear garage; I5-ft-
paved alley.
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$6,750.
TWO-EAMILY APARTMENT.

Near LIST and Q sts. n. w. Two-story,
cellar and attic; rooms and bath frst
ficor; rooms and bath second floor. Fur
race heat Wide rear alley. Good condi-
ton: Brick and stone construction. Loan
''''' MAHoRNEY 4 SULLIVAN.
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PRICE si5O--A most complete home in Mt Pleasant NJ,
west south OF Park road; splendld
location two-story and attic seyenroom house win
two baths glassedin sleeping porch hot-water neat
electric lights nreproof You would do well
0 look a this house quickly.
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COLUMBIA ROAD
$lS,600

A splendid home In a nne loos-
tion; IL rooms and baths; hot
water heat; electricity; billiard
room top moor.
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$1,000:
RROOKLAND n q.

BROOKLAND, d. c.
Detached home, with large lot Two
story. cellar and attic. In splendid repair
Elk rooms. reception hall and bath. Pos
MAHoRNEY 4 SULLIVAN.
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PRICE 81 Oo-on 18th street. Park road owner
will give prompt possession Of desirable t~os,ot
colonial and bath electric hshs
large porch, and there II double brick safas"
Inspection any time Easy terms.
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$500.
II STREET N. W,

Opposite Government Printing office
II rye brick dwelling; suitable for home or
business Wide lot Near North Capitol
street.
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AN EXCELLENT HOME

can be secured by stating what you want
IN . Times Want Ad. Phone II to Main
$3.50 an experienced operator will help you
write y and bill will be sent The cost il
slight
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

PRICE. s1e5coon Emerson street near 18th. in saurs
Addition; twostory and attic eight house, hav
ing heat, electric lights, foors living
with fireplace front and side porches. sleep
ing porch and a Convenient terms Of sale
possession Of property.
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ron sALE-HousEs

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED vnd
as. THEY ARE ADyERTlsED DAU
IN ALL PAPERS UNTIL SOLD We II
your business personal and prompt Atts
ton
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

PRICE BSco-In Mt Pleasant west Of 18th street; a
three -sor. brick house. six bedrooms 'front.'
porch poches. paved alley In rear OF 10Y
owner In house. anxious to make quick sale ana VIII
give prompt possession.
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. $4,750.
NORTHEAST.
$500.
NORTHWEST.

Ninth, var . II. Flight rooms snt
bath. brick dwelIingS convenient to higi
MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN
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5000.
DOWNTOWN.

Near End and Il SITS NJ w Six rooms
aud bath; modern plumbing; lot 2oIios feet
MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN.
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713 18th st. N. W.
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PRICE s 2o-In the Takoma Park section; lot eoxl3o
detached eight-room and attic house, having slate
roof hot waAr, having lights
equipped with metal weatherstrps
is also garage with slate Owner will consider
for cash.
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PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.

V,ZOV
A most desirable homo OF 10 rooms and
. baths; in tho NORTHEAST: newly pa-
pered; h. ". b.: convenient to ca-s. Rsa.
sonabls tsrms
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

Desirable bAy-window brick dwelling g
St. north OF X st. N. w. 1orm- $50
cash and S3B per month.
hAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN.
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On vide avenue I'm the NOR THEASr
near LINCOLN PARK; attractive home o
. rooms and bath: h. ". H.: newly painted
Terms can be arranged. Possession will b
given.
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ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,

9th st. \. W.
BETWEEN n AND o SITS; ROOMS.
BATH, ROOM FOR GARAGE. PRICE
$4,000. AT LEAST $1,000 CASH. FIR
S2i2. APPLY zee 10th ST. \. W.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

An excellent residence property;
near Central High School; 6 rooms
and bath; hot-water heat: not
leased; good condition: space for
garage; terms reasonable.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26

Advising my friends and pa
irons that | have moved my Real
Estate Office from 729 18th st.
to the above address.