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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
Prohibition Held
Constitutional

act was based upon the decisions rem
dered by the court a hundred years
ago in that It approved the doctrine
that where state laws conflict with the
federal law. the federal law is supreme
The states of Rhode Island and New
Jersey instituted original proceedings tc
have the law declared void Appeals
from dry decisions were brought for
Rhode Island. New Jersey. Massachu-
setts, Missouri and Kentucky and were
instituted by Christian Feigenspan ~
Co., a New Jersey corporation; George
Dempsey, a Boston liquor dealer; st.
Louis Brewing association, the Ken
tucky Distlleries and Warehouse COM
pany Louisville, and the Manitowoc
Products company, Milwaukee, Wis.
The courts action today affirms lower
courts in New Jersey and Rhode Island
and other similar decisions from other
jurisdictions, while 1t reverses the Mil
waukee case in that decision was an
nounced by the lower court adverse to
the governments contentious.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
|"SLUSH FUND
PROBE HAS ECHO
Delegates Want Candidate
Who Was Not Mentioned
During Senate Inquiry.
BOSSES SARCASTIC

Chicago, June mo changes have
appeared today In the convention lineN
up and none are expected,
Twenty hours before the convention
assemblies Il is an absolutely Embossed
unled affair and as the hewilderinR
bewailng the absence OF leadership. the
men who were the real leaders in the
years gone by. nnd grim satisfaction
in referring TO the charges OF bossisnI
which were so freely hurled at them az
former conventions, They are asking
delegates II II is not better to be led
than lost.
conferences as were held were of the
same inconclusive nature as those
which preceded them, and only served
to strengthen the program OF letting
the convention learn by its preliminary
ballots that none OF the candidates now
having the most delegates has enough
to nominate him.
New c@p OF Leaders.
The socalled leaders are still explain
ting to inqurers that attention Is now
being concentrated on the PLATFORM
which they emphasize, Is very impor-
tant The best informed observers.
however. see evidences that this is
the socaled leaders are no longer lead
ers. The passing of the old line party
whips becomes more and more evident
and has brought up an entirely new
crop OF socalled leaders, many OF whom
do not know one another and that is
one Of the things which explain the
lack of a cohesive action In getting
down to definite conclusions.
No candidate has been able &C.
strengthen his lines enough to go IN
with confidence for a real test vote,
Each one OF them Is waiting for his
ls.N Il -
assurances he has received from the un.
instructed delegates.
All the managers look for the ballot
to settle the outlook considerably fot
the big three--Johnson, Lowden and
Wood, They feel that the candidate
who gets the higher number viii have
n potential advantage and the candi-
date who stands at the bottom OF the
list win he decidedly on the defensive,
The candidate who can make a gain on
the second ballot, the managers feel,
viii provide his manager with very val
uhble ammunition to rounding up things
for the third
REFLExEs OF PROBE.
The campaign managers and 9th.
ers continue 20 get reflexes from the
senate oampalan expenditures In.
Vestlaatlon at Washington. Men who
are coming In from the states are
nrlnolng the View that the eonven.
who has not been mentioned In the
investigation at all. II was from
such as these that came most ire.
1uently the names OF Hughes, Gov.
Coolidge and others who did not
figure In any way In the siush fund
The New York delegation postponed
until Wednesday morning It's decision oi
candidates The decision was reached
at the, request OF Nicholas Murray But
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
REOPEN FIGHT TO
IJNSEAT il. BABLER

Chicago, June THE fight to unseat
Jacob l.. Babler, national committee
man from Missouri. was re-opened here
today when the delegation was called
together for a caucus. ]. l.. Minnis
and Dwight l.. Davis. candidates for
United States senator, and A. NJ. HYDE.
candidate for governor we're. leading
the fight. Chairman John Small of the
delegation declsrde he .would vote for
Hiram JohnSon on the second ballot.
Nat Goidstein and Robert r. Moore,
who accepted Lowden money, are here.
They refused TO talk
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VIRGINIA TAX ACTS AS
AMENDED ARE VOID

washington. June THE supreme
court IN an opinion today denied tnr
validity OF portions OF the Virginia tax
act az amended IN 1915, imposing net
Income tax upon profits of domestic
corporations derived from business done
In or outside the state, The act. how
ever. sirpre this case was begun has
heen amended so that today's opinion
does not interfere with the operation OF
the statute.
The al was attacked In proceedings
brough BY the r. :. Royster Guane
company Of r~orfolk. Va.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
LUMBER TRUST CASES
Set FOR OCTOBER II

Washington. June THE supreme
court. upon the governments motion.
today fixed Oct. II next for hearing
arguments IN. appeals brought by the
pany and other defendants from judg
ments granted under the Sherman anti
trust action proceedings broughv
against them at Memphis, Tenn. The
court. however. denied motions Of the
defendants TO have enforcement Of
portions Of the lower court decree with
held pending final determination OF the
case.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
McAdOO Club at
Tulane Hotel
Marching Club Opens Head
quarters at Nashville
HosteIry.
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS

All democrats In Nashville
Tuesday morning 10 attend the
state democratic convention are
Tuesday morning. Tho call has
been issued by 4, Pope shepherd.
chairman of the Hamilton county
democratic committee. and he ls
anxious To mako good showing.
80 insists that every democrat be
present. Business of Importance
to the party Is TO be discussed.
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CONTESTS ALL DISPOSED
OF, committee ADJOURNS

Chicago June 7.--Having disposed Of
1877 contests the republican national
committee was adjourned by Chairman
VIII HAYS this afternoon The ncW
committee has been called 10 meet on
WEDNESDAY, Immediately after its cleo
ton
Chairman HAYS declared the contests
had been settled honestly and In just
tho way We hoped II would bs accom-
plished"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
DELEGATES ARRIVE AT
CHICAGO BY HUNDREDS

Chicago. June THE rear guard OF
delegates 10 the republican national con-
vcntion came streaming I'm today.
Tho Missouri delegation arrived dur
lng the morning and proceeded to the
business Of settling its own Internal
rumpus.
WyominR's delegation Of six arrived
heart whole and fancy free according
n T. Blake KENNEDY state chairman.
Mrs. J. s. Hunter and Mrs. Leona Wen
came as Wyoming alternstea.
The majority Of the Iowa delegation
came In this morning and = special
train bearing the Colorado delegation
also arrived
Il was estimated that 20 per cent. Of
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE
IN PURLMUTTER CASE

Cookeville. Tenn June THE Jury
which heard m, evidence In the case OF
Alfred smith. Jim Madewell and VIII
Robinson a negro charged with the
murder Of Raphael Purlmutter TWENTY
sixth Infantry WAS unable to agree ana
Was discharged this morning. = mistrial
being entered.
The trial Of the case consumed nearly
two wteks and the Jury had had the
case since FRIDAY The defendants de-
MED the charge The principal witness
Was fohn Kirh,. Who confessed 70 hav-
inr been present whom the soldier was
Killed and faid smith shot the soldier
Nadewell heat him Nith a stick ana
Robinson Jumped on him and cut him.
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U. 5. SHARE In GERMAN
BONDS, $5OO,OOO,OOO

Paris. June THE share of the
United states in the first 2o. mo 600 0o0
marks Of reparation bonds which Ger
many is required 10 issue under the
Versailles treaty will be about $500
900 900. il was stated here today. This
sum- II was explained. will he for the
first twenty months oCcups ton Of the
Rhineland by American troops
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
DECLINES 10 SEAT
NONPARTISAN LEAGUE
Davidson County Contest Will
Be Carried to Floor of
Convention,

Nashville. Tenn. June Especial y
The state committee this afteroon de-
clined 10 seat the nonpartisHn league
delegation In this county. The league
viii carry the fiRht 20 the crcdcntials
committee Of the convention. II the
state committees action is sustained,
Hili McAlister Ia assured of election as
delegate from the sixth district 10 the
national convention.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
APPROPRIATION MADE
FOR NE WROLLING STOCK
$125,000,000 of Government
Funds Advanced for Use
of Railroads.

Washington, June 7--Immediate sp-
preparation of s125000000 of govern
ment funds for tn uese OF the railroads
to purchase new rolling stock was an
nounced today by the interstate COM
merce commission. The money will he
advanced out of the $500. 100000 re-
volving fund provided in the transpor-
tation act.
Appropriations for addition and bet
terment to promote the movement >of
cars were fixed at $73,0 900; appro-
priations' to meet maturing obligations
weer fixed at $50, 900, 900. and appropri-
900 900.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
WILL
EXCHANGE COURTESIEES

Chicago, June Fighting candidates
for the republican presidential nomina-
ton will drop their antagonism lot
short time Monday forenoon and eN-
change visits Of courtesy. Frank Low
den. governor OF Illinois, started the
new idea. He will visit the headquar-
ters OF Cen Wood early In the day
and In turn will call on johnson,
Hoover and Hardisg Headquarters. He
has been assured. II is said. that his
visits Will be returned.
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EFFORTS TO SUPPRESS
ORGANIZED MURDER

London. June THE government in
tends 10 bring 20 Justice persons as
nociAted with the crime IN Ireland and
II Viii take all steps 20 suppress oTEa-
nized murder and intimidation. Pre-
mier LLOYD George announced IN com
mons this afternoon.
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FAIR SAYS BILLY 'POSSUM

The democrats
are gathering At
Nashville IN con-
yention. planning
10 beat the G. o.
P'E which is no
new inVention'
planning 10 show
the people That
Wilson is our
choice, aud his
peace treaty VIII
echo the peoples
voice. Then IN
San Francisco ve
win nominate our
friend. ara Mr.
NfcAdon will he
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
SUSPECTED KIDNAPERS
ORDERED RELEASED

Norrstown. Ia. June 7.-Cathcrine
Dundone and James Malone suspects
arrested in the KIDNAPPING OF Blakley
Coughlin. i2-months-old son OF George
II. Coughlin. we're released saturday.
The district attorney said there was no
evidence on which they could be held.
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laps OCCUPY TOWN

Washington. June f-occupauon or
Ntkoialevsk. Siberia, by Japanese ma
val force was reported 10 the state de-
partmeni saturday by the American eIn-
hassv al Toxic. The Japanese force
MAS dispatched some weeks ago after
an uprisinc in which the japanese pa
troll. consul and a number Of japanese
nationals were killed.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


the delegates were here at noon.
The entire Alabama delegation OF
fourteen waited on Senator johnson to-
day and announced that nine delegates
would vote for the California senator
or the first ballot, while Ave would vote
for Gov. Lowden. johnson had no APP
parent support from the Alabama dele.
cation yesterday.
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CONVENTION WILL
CONVENE AT IL AIM.

Chicago. June 1T was definitely
decided today that the republican nn-
tional convention win be- called TO order
tomorrow at II am. central standard
timeD. The duration Of the nrst EcS-
sion probably will, be not more than
three hours
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
FOSTER ROE, FARMER,
ARRESTED FOR MURDER

Jackson. Tenn. June !.-fostsr Hoe.
a farmer was arrested today on =
charge Of having killed Norman T. Ma
son. also a farmer. whose body was
found in canebrakc near here yester-
day. Robbery IL alleged to have been
tho motive for the kllling Roe denies
the charge
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G. 0. P. Convention Is
Absolutely Embossed

Chicago, June with the OPEN
ing OF the republican national con-
Vention but twenty-four hours
away party leaders here this aft
ernoon declared the situation, as
II affects the presidential possi-
bllities. to be unprecedented.
1T is a very delicate situation"
said Chairman VIII IT. Hays. You
may comb this situation with all
the skill and acumen YOU possess
and the one definite finding will
be that no man, nor set of men.
are running this convention, This
is absolutely an Embossed con-
vention.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
LOST AND FOUND

\ VII DIAMOND ring lost At or near
b. Anderson's drug store Sunday. Re-
urn TO sfS Vance ave. or call Hem.
5s1 for reward.
ik NOSE GLASSES In Loveman' 2.
% Ninth street csr. or AZ Eighth and
Il rket. Can Main s25l Reward
aT Other "Losts" and Pounds" See
Want Al PAps'
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07
souNpARYLikg CASE HELD UP.

WaFhInRton, Junr TI--Ipon motion 0f
Mississippi state oficials the supreme
court today ordered suspended proceed
iuFE IN connection with the original
sult brought by Arkansas 20 determine
the boundary between the states until
further Efforts can be made by them 20
reach an agreement
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-07

pre- sident untH We meet again.
Weather; Fair tonight and Tuseday,
mild temperature.
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SOUTH FAVoRS WOOD

Chicago. June Mai. Cen Leonard
wood today won the presidential nomi-
nation In a mock convention held by
delegates and visitors from Georgia
Tennessee. Florida and South Carolina.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AyreS and Woodall; Fabe
ssEyE~p~T~yyvgyIl ~ '"g @t
-n.AA1AaA 6aAnkMMfsMA pEastE<tT G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-03

Price. SIC, 5O0-sUBuRBAN HOME in town.
An ideal detached comfortable home.
located near 14th and Park road. Inc
house has six large rooms and bath,
lighted BY electricity and in perfect con-
diti.n throughout The lot is 50x127
feet with fruit trees. abundance OF
flowers and shrubCery and garage on
paved alley. Reasonable terms arranged
and possession given by owner.
Price. $i6.95O-CHEyY CHASE, D. C. Sit
ua ted one block from Conn. ave. on one
of the main entrances to Rock Greek
spark. A dets ched bungalow type
of house OF cement construction. This
has eight large rooms and bath. hard
wood noors. electric lights. hot water
teat and q built-in garage. Terms II de-
sired.
Price 50 OOO-NORTHwEST HOME. attrac-
lively located. This house was built by
Kennedy Bros. and is most complete In
every detail. TheR are eight rooms.
two complete baths, hardwood floors. hot
water heat, electric lights and all other
modern improvements. Early possession
and easy terms.
3rsee, So, 0o0-BUNGALow. Located in one of
the very best nearby suburbs Of Virginia.
This il detached, q LARGE lot, having
q depth Of about 80 feet, and contains
rooms and bath with all the modern
improvements. This is just block
from the electric line and may be
sold q cash payysent as low as $500.
HEDGES & Mi
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SACRIFICING
MODERN BUNGALOW
DEL RAN IA

Splendid Broom and bath bungalow: parlor.
coat closet. dining room. kitchen. porcelain
sink. electric range trost Sl35). dish closet. =
bedrooms with closets linen closet attic for
storage; pipeless furnace: concrete cellar:
screens all windows fine concrete front porch:
back porch covered; city water; septic tank:
electric lights chicken house with concrete
floor: lot 50x115; cutters and downspouts:
owner-occupant desires quick sale: low price.
$500. Terms 81. 100 cash: balance. So. 30
per month, includes everything. Located Car
roll ave, Del Ray, Va. Sale sign on prop
erty. Inspect any time minutes walk from
Mt. Ids station: is minutes from 18th and Pa.
ave. on Alex. cars. Directly opposite school.
A well built home. See this.
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MODERN E ROOMS AND
GARAGE.

Beautiful Groom home; rec. hall. parior,
dining room, windows: pantry, l window;
kitchen. porcelain sink and gas range: nice
bathroom. 3 bedrooms. each windows and
closet: attic with steps entire house.
concrete cellar. entrances; bot-water heat
tin roof: outside shutters, cutters and DOWN
spouts: fine chicken house; grapes. flowers.
etc. frst-class septic tank; large front and
side porches also back porch. nice garage
12x1S; lot 11ox110: corner property. No. Dol
Cedar St, haywood. Va. q blocks TO csrsl.
8 minutes from Georgetown Wash. and Old
Dominion cleo. line. Get of at Thrifton. Va
Price. Sc, $50; terms, 81 800 cash. balance. $50
per month. includes everything. See this, it's
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Phone Main 90.
-. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1874 II St NV. Phone Nam 1928

Price Sc, 50O-NEAR BRYANT AND N. CAP.
SITS. wonderful little home in this
good loca ton at an attractive price
This is a colonial style, containing six
rooms and bath. large front porch. deep
lot to paved alley. Thoroughly equipped
with screens and in perfect condition
throughout. Terms arranged to please
You.
Price. So, 75O-NEAR 22nd AND SITS. A
very good home. medium priced in this
neighborhood of expensive properties. 1t
has eight rooms and bath. open hre-
places, upstairs kitchen, light. dry eel
lar and a good sized back yard. Imme-
date possession can be obtained and a
small cash payment will be accepted.
Price, SIG, 50O-WOODLEY PARK. most at
tractive home, overlooking beautiful
estate. This house was built few
years ago by one of the best builders
and is very substantially constructed.
1t contains ten rooms. two baths. open
freplaces, hardwood floors throughout,
hot-water heat, electric lights, instan-
taneous water heater and q builtin. FIRE
proof garage; sleeping and breal East
porches. Terms arranged and possession
Immediately.
Price, 81. O0O-NEAR 18th AND SITS. Very
conveniently located brick house OF the
English Placement type. This has eight
rooms and bath. is now vacant and with
few improvements can be made most
attractive home. Convenient terms Of
sale can be arranged.
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1921 ST. N.w.-By OWNER; ATTRAo-
tive n-room house; 3 complete apts.; new
paper and paint; baths; electric light; large
garage in rear Will sell furnished or unfur.
nished. Owner leaving city. Phone North 9949.
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ROOMS ONLY 81 ooO

Comfortable Broom home: contains the fol-
lowing: Parior. . bedrooms. dining and
Kitchen; also covered hack porch and nice
front porch: part of cellar excavated: gas for
cooking and lighting: lot 50x150; fine garden
space; tin roof, cutters and downspouts;
chicken house. Located No. IL Parker ave-.
Cherrydale, Va. Mr.. Spragucs place. Inspect
any time. Price s. 900; terms. $3.50 cash. bal.
$45 per month, includes everything. Sale sign
property.
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$500 Gives Possession.

BALANCE LIKE RENT-s75 A MONTH.
including all interest and principal. Just
think Of it. a BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW.
rooms, sewing room and bath. for only 800
on these terms. Don't fail to inspect any day
or evening. This bargain located in nice
near Newton St. Mt. Rainier. Electric lights.
gas range. Faultless pipeless furnace. laundry
fnbs in cellar: lawn. hedges; room for garage
and garden; has bearing fruit trees. Key at
residence. FRANK COWARD. concrete block
house. 37th and Newton sts.. Mt. Rainier, Md.
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BY OWNER
1918 EMERSON ST. NV.
Large ten-room house, newly
decorated inside and out.
Lot 45x1OO.
Four large bedrooms on Sec
ond floor and bath with shower.
One finished room on third.
Gas and electric lights. In
Simultaneous Pittsburgh heater
and new ,hottwater heating
plant.
This property is in good con-
dition and now is vacant.
Call Col 6181. 20 "
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NORTHEAST
On 9Th St near C; rooms, tiled bath;
brick residence; h.w h.; electric llghts'
! In good condition; owner Will give I'M
mediate possession. Price for quick sale,
$500 very low terms.
N. COLUMBIA HGTS.-
A thoroughly nnGen g. room and hath
brick residence, 2o feet wide on deep
lot TO paved alley; h.w.h.. electric lights.
hardwood floors and in excellent conoition.
Price, $3.50. on easy terms.
MT. PL RASANT-
West Of Mt. Pleasant car line. south OF
Park road; T-room, 2story a bedrooms),
tile-bath brick residence, on lot Us feet
deep; brick garage for one car: h.wh.
electric lights: sleeping porch; hardwood
floors; built-in ice box. House in excel
lent condition. Price, s12,5oo. Terms
can be arranged
PETWORTH-
2-story brick; rooms and bath "A bed
roousl; h.wh.. electric lights; hardwood
floors; feeplaces; full attic. Price. $500
Attractive terms be arranged.
PETWORTH-
rooms and bath; garage for one car;
screened throughout; large lot; fine gar.
den; h.w.h., electric lights; laundry and
layatory in basement. Immediate posses
sion: in excellent condition. Price, $S,oOO,
on convenient terms.
WILLIAM S
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6ROOMS. ONLY Sa150

Comfortable Groom home. contains large
rooms and room for bath without fixtures;
parlor has open fireplace; electric lights. large
front and side porches: screens and large
awnings; tin roof: property In Al condition
throughout: near school. store, etc: corner lot,
100 feet front by 135 deep; grapes: chicken
miles from White Housed. Inspect any time
Mr.. McRae's place. Price. 50, $50: terms, 500
cash. bal. S3S per month. If looking for mod
erate-priced suburban home here il is
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FOR SALE-COLORED-
Several very nice homes, located
in the NV. section, containing
E rooms. Price, $3.50. Very
easy terms. For further infor-
nation, B. B. PINN, 712 Ken
yon st. NV. Telephone Col.
5817.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (ContinueA)
RE ATTTFTT 10y

Located Mount Vernon Boulevard. 4
miles from Highway bridge; lot 1O0-ft. FROM
by 430 II. deep; contains 1 acre: almost acrosl
from Hume school. Price. cents per squ>1A
foot, equals s., $50; terms, $3.50 cash: bals "a
monthly. If looking for exceptionally NJ
building lot close to city, surrounded by many
comfortable homes. this Is it. For sale sign
tree,
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BARGAINS FOR COLORED.
1887 Vermont ave. n.w.-7 rooms and bath:
gas: large yard to alley; fenced front lawn;
excellent neighborhood; near churches, schools,
stores. Price. 1880 Very easy terms.
800 Morton st. n.w.-5 rooms and bath; gas:
colonial porch; iron fence; deep lot to alley.
Price 1850. Easy terms
1880 Kramer st. n.e.-5-room frame for
$1,000. Terms to suit
d. c. LEAHY, 1909 n NV.
NV. NEAR 4th-9-R. BRICK, H.-W.H.;
good condition. A pickup at s., 500; terms.
2-family apartment near 9Th and Fla. ave.
n:e:-5 r.. bath each; furnace heat. Cheap at
., $50. Easy terms.
st. NV, near N. Capitol-6 r. brick; fur
Easy terms
er. brick me-. half square E. Capitol-LA-
Good terms
st. NV. near 3rd-11 r, baths; nne
room renting section; good condition.; latrobe
neat A pickup at So 300; cash $500.
BLANTON REALTY CO.,
MAIN Soo6 no 18th ct. NV.
Residence, 668 @ st. ne