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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
TOWN LOCALS

Tuesday from the meadow to
the tenement in Paul Verrill
house on Derby street.
Ismay and Rita Sloan return
ed Monday from Portland Me
where they have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs William Smith.
Miss Florence Sheridan of
Berlin is the guest of her aunt
Mrs Willie Gleason.
Mrs Flora Robinson is spend
ing this week in town visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs Carroll Davis of Newport
is the guest of her mother Mrs
Sarah Clarke this week.
Mrs George Furber left Tues
day morning for st Petersburg
Florida via Portland.
Mrs E A Currier and Miss
Grace Thomas of Portland are
in town visiting at Mr. Geo Re-
nells and Mr. Fred Currier. =
Mrs Lucy Woodbury. left
Tuesday for Quincy N H to
spend the winter with her
daughter Mrs w D Baker.
Mr. w L Nolan of Jefferson
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs
Charles Nolan and sister Mrs
James Weatherstone and fami-
ly this week.
Mr. and Mrs A Lyrburner Of
Montreal are in town for a few
days visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs A J Page Of Cor
ham are in town visiting
Mr. Pages daughter Mrs r.
vim Curtis and other relatives.
Mr. Stanley Hill spent week
with Mr. and Mrs A J Farm
ham in Canaan Vt.
Mr. T H Farrell and son Ha-
rold have returned from a
weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Quebec City.
Mrs Dechene and Mrs Flo
renee Larabee were in Port
land Tuesday.
Bailey's Music Rooms delive
red the past week a Player Pia
no to G H Gilman Morgan vt
a Player to M w of A East
Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs Eph Danforth
of Groveton, N H, have been
the past week, the guests Of
his son, w R Danforth, and
wife. Mr. Danforth is in his
Goth year and states his health
the best at present within the
past five years. He is an old
resident of this village, living
here when there were but five
buildings. He was employed
by the Grand Trunk Railway
for forty years, wages at that
time being seventy-fve cents
per day, and boarding himself.
The Court Dockets for the
October term of Essex County
court have been printed by us
and contain the following num-
Der of cases: law cases IL,
divorce cases ~, State cases 25
chancery cases 10. Session
commences October 26th.
Ford car, No 28848, left Con-
cord, N H at 1870 A M, Octo-
Der 10, arrived at Island Pond,
at 7-30 P M, carrying four pas
sengers. Held up one hour
and thirty minutes, by a broken
| bridge, causing a detour of tif-
teen miles. Whole distance
traveled-one hundred and
twenty-six miles, making no
stops, on account of car.
Monday, the I P Lodge No.
A, Masons, held their regular
meeting and conferred degrees
District Deputy Grand Master
Ralph Hardy of Troy was the
honored guest of the evening.
There were also a number from
out-of-town. Refreshments
were served in the dinping hall
after the melting.
Many from here attended
the ball game at Newport Mon
day afternoon between New
port and the Boston Braves"
Newport team showed much
sporting blood and played a
good game, however the Braves
seemed to more than their c.
quail.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
QUALITY STYLE PRICE

If you have not already visited
our new store, we invite you
to call any time, and we ill
be pleased to show you our
Extra fine stock of Fall and
Winter Goods. uu /
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
CHURCH NOTICES

Congregational Church
Morning Worship at 11:00
Sunday School at 1900
Y. P. S. G. E. at 600
Evening Worship at 700
Prayermeeting Thursday even
irg at 1880
Methodist Episcopal Church
Morning Worship t IL A M
Sunday School at 1915 P M
Evening Worship at Z P NJ
Prayer Meeting Thursday at
1880 P M
Arthur Anderson Mandigo,
Paster.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12

Congregational Church
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

city gates are closely guarded to
prevent passage Of any on the pro-
scribcd LIST.
IL ID customary IN peking TO post
n railway stations and places gen
orally where people cougregato post
crs with the picture Of persons
known to be pickpuckcts, SNEAK
thieves or burglars Never before
however, in the memory Of the old
est resident, nave men who have
occupied high places ot authority In
affairs Of the nation been 50
placnrded
This time, however. the streets
were billed" with cuts and descrip-
tions Of half dozen OF the chief
political offenders, subjects ot a
presidential decree calling for their
arrest on a broad charge OF havin &
been guilty Of bringing about the
military commotion in July and
earlier Rewards. ranging from tl0,-
900 to $4,000 were publicly offered
for their delivery into custody.
As an aftcr,hought. the photo
graph Of one Of those placardcd was
removed. General Tuan Chi-huefs
because Of indignity to the uniform
which he was shown 10 be wearing.
4 new picture IL being sought which
viii present him In civilian garb.
Similar measures are contemplated
with respect 20 General Hsu Shu-
cheng Gittlo IIsuD who also appears
I'm uniform. Little Hsu has the dis .
tinction Of being the most press
lngly wanted, TO Judge from the fac,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

that his capture is the only one val
ued as high az $4,000. The others
and rewards for their arrest arc
TscnR Y-chup. former minister OF
communications, $4,000.
ii Shih-hao. former minister of
finance. 10000.
Chu shen. former minister Of JUS
tice. $4,000.
Lang Hung chi, chief secretary OF
the senate, 10000.
Tuan Chi-kuei. erstwhilo commnn-
der-ln- chief OF Field Marshal Tuan
Chi-juis combined armies. 10000.
Yao Cs<n. pres dent Of the SUI
preme court, 10000.
Yao Kuo-chcn. vice minister OF
communications, 10000.
IL IN announced that the mon
sought will be given civil trials N ar
rested In the meantime the author
ities are taking charge OF their prop
erty both real and personal, TO De
held pending the outcome OF such
trial
A new list Of minor offenders Is
reported to he in process OF prepara-
ton embracing pra actically all mem
bers OF the Anfu club who have be-
come distinguished in the past by
their political activities. Besides a
presidential decree Is going forth
d'ssolv!ng all branch ORGANIZATIONS
In all provinces whore they exist.
The local headquarters 81 the Anfu
club have been searched and tho
daora sppi led
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Darken Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea.

Grandmother kept her hair bean
tifully darkened, glossy ana atirac-
tive with n brew OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on
that dull. faded or streakod appear
ance, this simple mixture was APP
piled with wonderful effect. by ask
ing at any drug store for "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you
will get IA large bottle OF this old
time recipe, improved by the addi-
tion of other ingredients, all ready to
use at very little cost, This simple
mixture can be depended upon TO
restore natural color and beauty TO
the hair.
A well known downtown druFgls,
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound now he
cause Il darkens so naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell It has
been applied-it's so easy to use.
too. You Simply dampen n comb or
soft brush and draw II through your
hair, taking one strand AT time
BY morning the gray hair disap-
pears after another application or
two, II is restored TO its natural
color and looks glossy and beautl-
ful.--Adyt ,...-...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
ANFU PARTY IS
IN DISGRACE
Leaders Hide Out With
Prices on Their
Heads.

PEKlNG, oct 2.--Thc fall.of the
"Anfu clique" commonly Identified
as the pro-Japanesc party Of china
because of the facility with which
the Japanese have concluded loans
with China in exchange for valuable
opnocssions and privileges during
tho period Of ~ prCdominanCC, Is
Hecmingly complete and irrevocable.
20 complete IL tho collapse that it,
chief representatives are at the mo-
mcnt In hidins>vith prices ON their
For five days every avenue lead
al from the legation quarter has
been watched day and night. ana
every passor-Out Chinese or foreign.
has been. subjected 10 inspection. on
the suspicion amounting 20 belief
that those wanted are harborcd IN
some ono or several of tho legations
md that they viii eventually try to
cs,aue from the city Likewise all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

~. F Graham. w. H. Wood Joe
Burns. w. a. Mcbride, jay Bedford,
g. W. Wangerien, Or. II. I. Nc
b.N"ll ana II. T. Soblc.
pfucrrs Of the cub are e. W.
Nurt'ricn, ptcs.d' Mt. ". =. Gta
i.u hud j. Ray Brown. vice presi
d"h'", 7. u. Iiariis. secretary; w. T..
WOOD treasurer, aud Joe Burns, VI.
J. Gradam, T.. II MCOte. Jay Bed
forH, ~ \. Price. \. j. Peters, J..
Ray Erown, H. J.. Kennedy. tris-
t''a T.. j. Schmidt is executive sec
reiary ~ tho club. and Tom H1rriy
iH of the golf club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

city ana the house commands de-
lightful view on all sides
The clubhouse is built uf native
stono IN broken rubbo asher style
and iH said to bc one ~ the largest
best equipped and most councillors
country club buildings In the south
west Tho club building contains q
large ball room. living room, wOm
ems rooms, smoking rooms. dining
room ana cafo. billiard room, bowl
INK alley kltchon. baths and lock -
Ct'
The country club was organized
more Than q year ago and now has
about 22j members. Tho urRnuiH-
ors OF the club we're 4. -. Harris.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
LANDRU CASE IS WEAK
Man Who Made Away with Eic,cs
Women May Not Suffer for
His Grimes

PARIS, Oct 2.--The prelimk
nary investigation" in the case q
Henri Bendru. whom the police re-
fer to as the Gambais "Bluebeards
and hold responsible for the disap.
pearauce OF IL women to whom h,
had promised marriage, has Just beer
concluded. II has lasted Is months.
All the documents In the casey
amounting to over five thousand
have been turned over to the prose.
outor general OF. the republic b,
Judge BOnin, who conducted the
preliminary investigation. Tn,
Judge Immediately left for a delayed
vacation. lie was accompanied bJ
the good wishes OF Landru, who tod
the Judge that IL had been a great
comfort to him to make his acquain.
tance and that he hoped the feeling
was mutual.
Landru has consistently refused Ia
answer the questions OF Judge BONN
and has made the Investigation a,
difficult for the magistrate.
Landru is confident OF acquittal
and is already considering offers
from moving picture concerns I'm the
event his binR freed.
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4 new Letter senler that handles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
THEY ALL POINT ONE WAY
straw Votes IN Picture Houses Al
strong for Harding.

Ia the nationwide straw ballot be-
Eng conducted ~ 5000 motion pic
iuro thontcrs hy the Associated First
Nhiionnl Pictures. Inc. yesterday.
lho third day of the bailoting
showed Senator Harding SIN rum
ning strongly ahead Of Governor
COX Tho total vote nv New York
tlty to date for Harding Is s,267.
h' rgainst d,535 for Cox Reports
from Colunbus, ohio. give Harding
1903 md Cox $50. Akron. ohio,
voted 175 for Harding and &c for
Cox. lew Haven. Conn. gave Hard
ing 900, while Cox got 3i3.
The sentiments was still running
against the league Of nations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

Special 10 tho World
OK MULGEE. oct . Adding
much to the ruUI,1tiuuIl and #HUitl
NE - Okmulgrc, the new OkmuIsrc
country club VIII Doe formally
opened with % reception uri banquet
on October b. The reception and
banquet viii be- held In the new club
ed ut cost Of 100000. Tho club
house stands southeast of tho city
on u wooded hin overlooking the
i20-uCrc club grounds ON which @
nine hole golf course, tonnib Cuurts
and other game spaces have boon
laid out. Tho siio of the clubhOugo
Ia ono ~ tho hIHhcai points nrAr ihr
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

A new Letter senler that handles
several hundred envelopes a minute
las but one moving part.
Evening star., 1920-03-27


$6,OOO-On 9th street NV. An eightroom
house arranged as two apartments. rooms
and bath each. Has garage. Property in this
M! u!ghborhood increasing in value every day on
account Of demand for business property in this
section.
s.. 5.OOO-Ne.r Sollie rs Home Park. We have
a brick house with six rooms, BATH furnace
heat gas lights; colonial style. In good CON
dition. Modeiate cash payment.
$12. .50O-Near 14th and Irving streets NV.
three-story brick with twelve rooms, hot
water heat, gas and electricity. Garage. You
will find this q most comfortable and conven-
lent home. Can be seen at any tine.
S13, OOO-Cleveland Park. Brand new semi
bungalows Just beirg completed in this ex-
elusive neighborhood They have seven rooms.
four bedrooms. tiled bath. lot-water heat. gas
and electricity. Lots 50x15O. Large porches.
81, e5O-Potomac Heights. A well built and
attractive hone overlooking the Potomac river
There are nine rooms, bath. steam heat, cleo
tricity; lot 50X125. Trees and shrubbery. Car
line direct to hesrt Of the city.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

THIS HONE COULD NOT Re DUPLICATED
FOR THE PRICE ASKED. Only S8,5OO. Five
rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. elec. It's. concrete
porch. hardwood floors and trim; room for ga
rage. Can be seen any time Full laundry
equipment. Near corner Of 18th and Rhode
Island ave. ne.
You WILL RECOGNIZE THIS AS VERY
CHEAP HOME. and 1t will he worth your
Willie to inspect 1t promptly: newly decorated
throughout; conveniently planned rooms and
both; modern. NOW VACANT. Convenient
terms of sale can be arranged. Price only
S1,6O.
IN PARK VIEW. IF INTERESTED IN A
HOUSE OF THIS DESCRIPTION. you should
act quickly. The property Is most saiable. Six
rooms and bath. h.-w.h., elec. It's. screened
sleeping porch and lower porch; room for ga
rsge. Price. 1880.
IL YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A COMFOR-
TABLE HOME at . moderate figure. this
nominally priced home will surely prove In
teresting to yeu. Six rooms and bath. h.-w.h..
eltc. Its: In beautiful condition. a. It has sl-
ways been occupied BY the owner; ample ga
rAge room; beautiful yard. ONLY u. $50; In
tsresting terms.
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. AN UNUSUALLY
FINE HOUSE: most complete in every detail:
bright and cheerful rooms and bath; excellent
furnace; electric lights: steel garage for one
Ger. JUST NEWLY FAPERED AND PAINTED
THROUGHOUT. Immediate possession Price.
e9. 900, good terms.
Evening star., 1920-03-27

IS. $50 woodridee Have you ever looked
| FOR home in this suburb: Let us show you
cur list OF attractive new bungalows. mod
erately priced. They stucco finish and ar.
tistically built. with six rooms. bath, hot
water heat. gas and electricity; garage to
/ mitch house Ready TO move into. Terms are
easy.
S6.2OO-Bloomingd9le Modern construction
and well appointed throughout, six rooms BATH,
furnace teat. Double rear porches. New ga
rage. soft: alley in rear. Moderate cash
payment and balance $35 per MONTH
$6.OOO-Aurora Heights, Va. Good car serv-
ice and On pike. Detached bungalow. hollow
tile construction. with five rooms and sleep
ing porch. hot-water heat. gas and electricity.
Lot 5Ox115. Large porch. Monthly payments
of $50.
S13 0O0-Chevy Chase. west Of Connecticut
avenue on JeI ifer, street. Modern in every de-
| t.il. three-story Trick house with ten rooms,
breakfast porch hOt-wate- heat, gas and cleo
| tficfty. Glass inclosed sleeping porch. Three
open hreplaces. Room for garage. ."
Evening star., 1920-03-27

OWNER LEAVING CITY. WILL SACRIFICE
his Chevy Chase home. Easy terms. Cleye
1883. 2ss
lexington Gas: electricity: hw.h: colonial
front porch: double porches. Price,
So 500. Address Box 161-B, Star office. 2Ss
SILVER SPRTNG-SLIGO AVE. (SIGN ON
house). Six rms. sleep. porch; elec. lights; lot
6sx1sO. Price. 50, 000 Furnished. Owner. 2s'
NEAR UNION STATION-BARGAIN.
Splendid rooming house property. Il rooms
and bath Large yard to alley. Garage for
. cars. OWNER. 1902 Mass. ave. 2Ss
DETACHED-8 ROOMS, 9 BATHS, BUNGA-
low type; garage: automatic h.w.h and h.w I;
hardwood: electricity; large closets; porches
view; best ne. section tbetter than 9Ooo Of
nw) brings S125 and 500 as separate apis. :
immediate possession: $11 600 including COM
plete 5-room furniture. piano. etc. s., 900 cash.
OWNER, North 2745-W. 2Ss
Evening star., 1920-03-27
NEAR 18th AND K SIS. Sc.

NEAR 14th AND X SITS. Sc.
Only . short wink from navy YARD ana
pr ach Of little home: rooms and bath; Gel
lar under entire house; room for garage and In
srlendfd condition. Occupied by owner. Terms
Price, S4.500
/ NORTHEAST
9th near q St 2-story brick house: rooms
reception: h.-w.h.; electricity aud In splendid
condition. Occupied by owner. Terms Price
$500.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Detached home. with rooms aud every one
an outside one: tile bath and excellent heating S @
plant See this st oRss Tss%s' Price, sS'oo
Vacant and new. q large rooms. bath;
wired for lot :412o T. and room for
Almost new, 2-story colonial brick home.
consisting OF large rooms. reception hail:
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
One-half block west of 14th st. cars and
almost new; rooms. reception hall. tile bath;
colonial front porch and room for garage; i'm
m. diatc possession; terms. Price. $500. Make
offer
One square from car line; 2-story colonial
brick: rooms, baths: hardwood foors re-
ception hall; electricity; bUilt-in garage. This
house is practically new: immediate posses
GIRARD ST, WEST OF 14th.
Well built 3-story house, with southern ex-
posure and in very good condition: 10 large
| rooms, . tile baths; reception hall; h.w.h.
| electricity: servants toilet; garage; posses
sion: terms. Price, $13J
SAULS ADDITION.
Detached; square from l4th st. cars
and occupied by owner; built on good lot. with
garage; large rooms. tile bath; h.w.h.; hard
y ood floors: sleeping porches: servants toilet
sta tiOnary tubs in cellar; immediate posses
SIGN: reasonable terms. Price, $14, 500. Make
offer.
LAMONT ST. BETWEEN 18th AND 18th NV.
beautiful 3-story home in exclusive section OF
Washington; occupied by owner and in per
feet condition; 10 spacious rooms; . tile
| baths: hardwood floors: room for double
gurage; immediate possession; reasonable
terms. Price, $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE.
Beautiful corner at Connecticut ave. be-
tween the two clubs: rooms. tile baths
hardwood floors: h.w.h.; electricity and center
hall plan; lot 1OM120: trees and shrubbery
ccuble garage. This is a wonderful home and
you should inspect Immediately; immediate
possession terms. Price, SIS. 900.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
First floor Southern building.
Phone Main 42S9.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
MOORE & HILL Inc,
142O-22 H St. NV.
Bloomingdale.

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$4750L$15O cash. Fla. ave. mr.. 1st NV.
Or, b. brick; rooms deep: h.-w:h
$5500-$1 800 cash. Summit pl., High View.
6-r.., b. brick; colonial; hdwd. ds.;
s6OOO-sl 600 cash 2-family fat seaton ne.
One :. and b.. one r. and b.; mod
ern; bargain.
Sc. .S00-lO0 block V st. Me-
r. and b.: leased $50 mo. May. 1920.
s7,ooo-s2.OO0 cash. Two-family nat: Quincy.
Two Or. and b. apis; in ex. condit.
$7.1O0-Nacant. Warder NV Bloomngdale.
Gr.. b.. med; large yd: rm garage
$7.150-yacant. Nr. Sd and SITS. ne.
9 r., b., h.-w.h., elec.: real bargain.
$7,S50-Cash. 2-family fat. North Cap st.
One F.. b.. one r.. b.; good yard.
Petworth.
s.500-s2 900 cash. Vacant, New Hamp. ave.
I r.. b.; h.-w.h.; eiec.; nr. 3 car lines
ss.ooo-yacant Illinois ave. Brishtwood;
6r.. b.. h.-w.h.; elec.; front and sleep
$s,oOO-Grant Circle. Nr. cars.
6r, b.: h:-w;h. !: cleo; double garage
r.. b.. vapor heat; eiec.: rm. for
garage; garden; large lot; fruit trees.
Strawberries. raspberries, grape vines; :
modern: possession to suit.
50. 9.2J0-New house; Sd mr.. Taylor.
6r., b.. h.-w.h.. elec.. sleeping porch.
Downtown-Northwest.
$4,750-$l 600 cash f ST.. 800 block.
10 T.. b.. brick; large back yard.
s., OOO-22d ST., 800 block.
9 r., b.; good condition: mo. tenant.
So, ,000-$1 800 cash. On = nr: LIST,
r., b.. brick: good condition.
$5,00O-s75O cash. lst st. nr. G. P. o..
r.. b.; splendid value.
$5,250-$1 200 cash. Pa. ave. nr. Wash. Circle.
sr.. b.. brick; newly papered, painted.
snsd ar R Rams mr. Penn business aTs
s5,5oo-s75o cash. St. 100 block:
600 cash. 18th Paseo nv. weather bureau
r, b., furnace ht.; newly papered.
n VI
6r.. b.. brick: good for rooming pur-
poses
s65oo-9th St: cor. Of alley; close downtown.
10 r., b.: deep lot: rm. for garage.
|. 81 7.ooo-N ST bet. 18th and 18th
sr., b.; splendid future value.
Or. b.. furnace ht.; large back yard.
s7.s5o-New Hampshire ave: bet. and NJ.
10 r., b., brick; modern; bargain.
- apt... r. b. each; lot lis #. deep.
ss,oOo-6th st. s. OF Mass. ave.
IL r.. b.: cor. alley; steam ht.; 3
$8,5O0-1Sth st. bet. l. and NJ.
Two frame houses good lot.
$S.350-G ST., 1000 block.
12-r., b. brick; yard to alley.
$s.75O-Riggs st.. y SO. ". 18th st.
. r. b.; wen built; nice I'd. alley.
$40 600 st. nr. Dupont Circle.
10 r., b.: modern: cleo; I'D. to alley.
SO 50o-Hillyer pl. tust of Conn. ave.
9-r.. b. brick: nice yard; garage.
Suburban Homes.
S. 50o-Out Chevy Chase way; in Nd.
Bungalow: r.. b.. elec.: garage; II a.
$9,500-Vacant. Broad Branch rd.; in Nd.
9 r., b., h.-w.h.. elec.; garage; lot
sle.ooo-c Cleveland Park. Macomb ST.; nr. cars.
or. b.. h.-w.h., cleo; garage.
81, ,500-Highland ave. Detached home.
10r.. b., h.-w.h.. cleo. perches.
$11. .750-Easy terms. Saul's Addition.
sr., b.: :h.-w.h.. elec.; garage; like new,
e14, 5O0-1Sth st. nr. Gallatin.
or, b.. h.-w.h.. elec.; perfect condit
SIS. .0OO-Gallatin st. Brick; semi detached
f.. b.; thoroughly modern; garage
Evening star., 1920-03-27

BARGAIN IN DOWNTOWN SECTION; FINE
ly built home Of 12 rooms. baths, etc. This
10 q splendid place for business. will make q
fine home hrst-class boarding or roomiHR
house. Price for quick sale, I'll. 600.
A. B. CAMPBELL. 1410 Il st. nv.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME ON A
large lot with garage. in 18th street Highlands,
containing 10 large rooms and bath, hardwood
noors. hot-water heat gas, electricity: excel.
lent condition. This 10 an unusual oppoftunity.
ROBERT q. HEATER.
Main 1904. 40 Colorado bldg.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
FOR SALE-HOUsES
ContinueA.
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
FOR SALE BY
MOORE & HILL, Inc, q
142O-22 HIST. NV.

Near 10th and G. SITS. NV.
Price. $3.50.
A we'll built three story brick dwelling. u
reOns and bath; In eoed repair; excellent lot,
occupied bF ewner. 1As will give possession.
A Great Bargain in Chevy Chase.
One Square West of Conn. Ave.
tsotns. baths; hot-sster heat: electric light;
raeej excellent lot: every Modern r convenience; &C.
sn F1ss wss s fTs terms!
Excellent Location in Chevy
Chase.
rooms and bath; het-water heat; electric
light, tue-car Garaeei ist GOx1sO. now vacant.
Immediate psssessisa. Price. ss.5Oe.
Fine Home Near Conn. Ave.
and r St.
A good home In 4 hish-clsss location: 10
rooms and bath electric light; fine big lot to
a!lesi In excellent condition; now vacant; key
ct efaee, Price. el2. 800 Reasonable terms.
Beautiful Modern Home Near
18th and Kilbourne SITS.
Price, $l1, 500.
A fine 10 room brick dweiIinR; 2 baths. hot
water heat: electric light; all improvements.
Immediate possession.
A Detached Home in Saul's
Addition.
Price. $13,5OO.
large. bright rooms and bath: bot-vster
heat; electric light; beautiful lot; all up-to-
date improvements. Immediate possession
Near 18th and E SITS NE
a modern twostory brick dwelling; rooms
and bath; cellar: furnace heat: In excellent
condition. Now vacant. Price, 50, 500.