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A D. Hayes. Cigars, Tohaeeo, No
don. stssioaesy and Nswl Sand.
80 S si.ss S.rssl
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Neul hens Ieft via any q ne
ebors hers agents p1or - Wednes-
day morniaSs e eaek YEA. WI fadI
thsiF usy inio ihs eolnalns e ne
Bfna2 49,
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FRoIE THIS DATE ONWARD
THE BROAD Ak CAN ALWAYS
> M FOUND on SALE AT TIE
FOLLOWING NEWS STANDS:
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Ma I Myers. Netion Store.
.fS-dry 0nEs and News Stand soiz
s So. .llseL
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Eduasd Eek, Nosioas. Cg.rs and
Nsw. Sand sDR S psarho4 ssrsss
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Rowing IN Too Hats.

Rowing IN Top Hats.
Oarsmen In the early days Of the
Oxford Cambridge boat races wore top
hats.
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Enter the coIlapSible Drum.
A folding drum for orchestra mus
clans has been invented that is extend
"a to full size by ed RIBS between
the heads.
The broad ax., 1920-07-10

Through DifieultY to Triumph.
Many men owe the grandeur of theI
lives to their tremendous dificulties.-
epurgeOn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

teen ysafs - when they 800
mission1rl1e q III ceentsy. ~
discussed he dJese Of AmaieaA
women unfayorAbly. Such low
necks, h.xh hse1s and tia nefert4ls
axe only III fof tia Aafem, he y r.
ported Is saying.
Countries b Wh.eh Women vstA
The terms upon which women
vote in the various countries are
as follows.
Austria: Women b. We votes on
the same terms - mel.
British East India: Woman re-
ceived vote and eligibility IN 1913.
on equal terms for white men ana
women.
Canada: Women have votes on
equal terms. The federal amend
ment ID not yet ratified. ),
Cr:meA: Women obtained vote
on equal terms In December, 1917.
/; Cxecho-Slovakia: Women have
/ votes on s&me terms rs men.
+! Denmark: Municipal vote in 1898
! and parliamentary vote on equal
terms in 1915.
Esthonia: Women have votes
ON same terms az mea and there
are five women members Of par
lament. rs
t. Great Britain: Women obtain
ed votes on different terms and
different age. in 1918.
| Hungary: Women received vote
in November, 1918. All men have
It at 81, women ii they can read
and write at "a.
! Iceland: Women have votes or
equal terms, and it Is part OF the
new constitution.
Italy: Suffrage was just grant.
ed to Italian women last week.
! Latvfa: Men and women both re-
ceived vote on equal terms in 1913
Lithuania: Men and women
both received vote on equal term.
in 1920. :
+, Gutenberg: Women obtainet
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

tunities for Z girl Who would visit
Germany. China, Hawaii or some
such place. All she has to do is
enter the United States army
school Of nursing.
Major Julia s. Stimson, SUPER
intendent Of the army nurse corps
ard dean Of the army school Of
nursing, reports that Loo nurses
are enrolled in the corps ct The
present time and $50 students are
taking tie work in tn. school OF
nursing. Nurses are stationed at
s. different stations in more than
half Of the states. In the Philip
pines, Hawaii Germany and China.
The student nurses recssye a
three-ysar training covering all
branches required for state regis
tration And emphasis il made on
instruction IN visiting nurse work.
The army nurse headquarters 10 In
the Munitions building Ut Washing
ton.
Military Training fer Women
A camp site large enough to 20.
commodato 400 women and equip
ment sufficient to supply that
many was offered to the United
States training corps for women
BY Capt. F. L. Deals, supervisor in
military training In Chicago high
schools. The ste is near CamI
Roosevelt, Muskegon. Mich. The
idea Is to give business, profess
sional and home women q chance
to train during the summer for
small fee.
Hindu Crlticizcs America.
| Mrs. Carolyn Votaw, sister o.
President-e Warren G. Harding
Ehas ~ her guest Rev. A. H. Will
Jams of Rangoon. India. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Votaw converted the man four
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
Knot ConioFtez1.


Two comforters we're knotted by
the members Of the ladies' cid So
ciety OF the Fifteenth Avenue Chris
tian church at the meeting of yes
terday afternoon. There were 10
members present Mrs. J. H.
Nichols Of 1109 Second avenue will
entertain the society at her home
next Wednesday afternoon.
Bereau Class Furnishes Treat.
The Berean class Of the South
Park Presbyterian church furnished
the treat at the Municipal Sanitor-
ium this week. Ice cream and cake
was served to the patients on Tues
day afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
Announ&,e EnRagement.


Announcement 10 made Of the
1ieasement and approaching mar
dass OF Miss Kathleen Marie Doyle.
bughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
oyls Of 727 Iowa street, Daven-
hit, 10 John A. Cosgrove Of Dav-
(1port, nephew Of the late Right
Nv. Bishop Cosgrove. The we'd
lhg will be an early morning cere-
/ pny Of Wednesday. Jan. IL, at the
1cred Heart cathedral. The Very
/ Nv. J.. T. A. Flanagan will ofiic-
iSte and celebrate the nuptial mass.
Hiss Marie Saraxine Of Minneapolis,
HIM. will serve the bride as maid
Z honor and the best man will be
Iarl Doyle. Miss Doyle was grad
0n4ed from the st. Mary's high
1Aeol. Mr.. Cessrove 10 . well
nown young business man Of the
NIty, and Is connected with the dis
tfict ONCE Of the Phoenix Mutual
life Insurance company. During
~ World war he was regimentsl
(upply officer with the rank OF first
lieutenant in the l26th field artil-
1ry.
Miss Mearle Dodson Of the War
Jer apartments. entertained the
tembers Of the club Monday eve
fnS At q Christmas party at her
uDme. when the wedding date was
4ade known. The wedding colors,
Ink and orchid. were used in deco
4lting. ss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

The United States army and
navy are offering inducements
such a. travel In foreign lands,
long cruises around the world and
instruction in. some trade to men
who will Join Is recruits. Uncle
Sam will be just az good to the
women. There are many oppor-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
Mrs, Finneean Club Hostess.

Mrs. J. c. Finnegan at her home,
1896 Fourteenth-and-a-half street,
was hostess yesterday afternoon to
the members Of the Merry Dozen
club. The hours were spent play
ing 500 at three tables, Mrs. B. J.
Davenport taking the high score
favor and Mrs. John Scheurmann
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

- = zs7E -
ceissd yole = 4ssal tgrss Il in
uaitld dtatss: Fsdekal ananl.
meat gives vetas in ali state, :, !,
saual tsrms. II was sstimstea s..
fore the prssideatal slsction ~.
there we're 17.00o, 0ee women y
soting 40 u the Uaite4 StatSa az
thet 3 per cent Of them TonIs
Independent Seuth Americana
The women Of Buenos Aires a.
genttne, were refused the HIM !.
vote 1t the recent election nm !.
the men. However, they deciasd
to hold separate election, cdstins
, their ballots for the sama es.1;
dates - on the mems halloks "a
feel that the vote will S S,,s
enough to influence the elertH.
returns.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
Bereaa Class Furnishes Treat.
Give Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deere Wi
man entertained at a dinner party
last evening at their home Over
look" in Moline. Guests were "a
tri-city friends, who were seated at
one long table in the dining room.
The table was centered with bas-
ket of pink roses and stevia and
bowls Of the flowers were placed at
either end Of the board. The guests
later attended the Murphy dancing
party at the Golf club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
School Entertainment Tonight.

The annual Sunday school enter
tainment Of the Glorio Del United
Presbyterian church will be held
this evening at the church. The
program will include songs and
Rotations, and there will be q treat
for the pupils Of the school.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
PUPILS Give Recital.

About fifty mothers and friends
vers present Tuesday at the home
4 Mia Mable. Arnell Of 1904 Sew
hth avenue, Rock Island, when a
nuWspf her piano and elocution
yllpils gave . recital. The children
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
tfstfy Christmas Party.

lgAay attended the Christmas
tuesday night given by the
III Bee Review Woman's Bene-
ASSOC ation ut Maths hall for
members and their families.
= hAM was beautifully decorated
the. christmas colors. with a
1lliAntly decorated Christmas
= IN the center OF the room.
ttstmas songs were sung by the
QDAAy around the tree. A Christ
- program was given consisting
fecitations by Ruth Rigby, Kath-
- Kelly. Lois Eick and Mary
ktlsy. Piano numbers we're CIV
By Josephine Suass and May
: eytley and vocal numbers by Mrs.
r6t4ie Judice and Mrs. Ben Mitch
-. One Of the features OF the
I oning. was . Santa Claus fish
rbnd, In which each fished for a
(Ayistznas gift. To the delight OF
! y children. Santa Claus appeared
I "a distributed stockings, filled
\ nh candy and nuts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
Entertain c. ". B, N,

The c. w. B. NJ. Of the Second
Christian church is being enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. VII
liam Henderson at her home, sis
Fourteenth avenue, Rock Island.
Each member is bringing a small
gift.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

IL all-cut favor. The holiday 80,
% was cIsverly sxpfeGsed u the
delicious refreshments which ware
Ieryed b. the hogtess y tn close
4 the Games. Mrs. Joe Naab, Of !,
1851 Twelfth street. viii enteftain
he club on Jan 5.
Vetter.CaxetheEs.
Miss Mabel CarotherS. daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs.. William Car0thers
Sc near Milan. and william Il. Vet
ter. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vet
Ter. Of Milan, were married yeste--
day 1t the parsonage Of the Nvan-
Eelicai Church Of Peace. Rev. =.
]. Rolf OBLIGATED. The couple Will
live on I farm near Milan.
Christmas Morning Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard l. velie OF
the villa velie," near Moline. Will
entertain at = Christmas morning
party 1t their home for their tam
lily and q few intimate friends.
There will be . ChristnAs tres IN
the ballroom.
Entertalns for Mrs. Irwin.
Mrs. Frank Silloway Of so1 Nine
teenth street. Moline. entertained
yesterday noon at . luncheon cour-
tesy for Mrs. Lucian Irwin Of
Louisville. KY. mother and house
guest of Mrs. John Deere Cady OF
this city. There were covers for
10, laid at q table attractively ap-
pointed on which baskets Of pink
roses and Christmas greenery were
the ornamentAtion. Bridge 0ccu-
pied the women during the after
noon.
Decide to Give Oyster Supper.
An oyster supper will he ssfvsd
at the Cleland Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening, Jan. II. by the
ladies' aid society, according to
plans made at the meeting yester-
day afternoon held at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Lattig, 2412 Twelfth
street. There was a good attend
ance and following the business
and social sessions the hostess
served refreshments.
/. Enjoy Christmas Program.
Center Station PIT. A. members
enjoyed the program given yestcr-
day afternoon at the school by the
children. There were 40 mothers
present. A tree had been provid-
ed by the social committee and each
child received a gift.
School Children Give Program.
The children Of the fifth and
sixth grades Of Irving school gave
a Christmas program at the school
yesterday, which was in the form
! Of a canata called Santa Claus and
Family" A tree had been placed
in the lower hall the first Of thu
week and carols had been SUM
daily around the lighted tree b.
the children.
Following are the children who
took the leading parts: Harold
Spore, Robert Sundquist, Ronald
Reddig, Richard Brown, Josephin.
Finklestsin. Mildred York. Howarx
Schneider, Alexander Mclean, Vir
ginia Stafford, Anna Sheinman
Maurine Bennett. Howard Connell
Mildred Lamp. Charles Boetje, Low
ell Dunavin. Evelyn Sponey, Ev;
Alexenberg, Helen Mills, Alice Silel
and Herbert Gellerman.
Employee Christmas Dinnef.
| The girls Of the Illinois Oil com
pany held their annual Christina
dinner party At the company's of
fees in the Safety building thi'
noon. Their usual custom Of ex
changing present took place.
| Those present were the Misse
Wilma Anderson, Martha Legs
Rose Mansfield. Lucy Pogemiller
Asynia Esbjorn and Cecilia Burk
hart. It was also a farewell TO
Miss Pogemiller, who 10 leaving TO
, her home in Morning Sun, Iowa, Il
lspend the holidays.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
Tea for Daughter.in.Law.

Mrs. w. G. Smith of Bridge ave-
nue., Davenport, is entertaining this
afternoon at the Outing club at
tea. honoring her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. 4. Gardner Smith, who came
this morning to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Smith Is a recent bride, and
the so tri-city friends Of the Smiths
are invited this afternoon to meet
her. this being the first visit since
her marriage.
The hostess and her guests are
receiving in the parlors Of the club
house. where Christmas ,greenery
and the red color scheme are used
as In the other rooms. Assisting
about the rooms are Mesdames
Fred Wyman. A. A. Miller, I. l..
Sears, Wilson Mcclellan, Rachel
DeArmand. George Bawden, James
Grafton, Herbert Lohmiller, E. H.
Hall and l. N. Butterworth, and
Miss Ada Wright. At 5 o'clock tea
! is to be served at small tables in
the dining room.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

n1fs1 11scity yosns pso-
- gsests q lliss 0sacs Mar
1 LasEsaes MssDhy. daagh-
- II n. - Mrs. r. A
ef ~ Elm street, st .
- dancing party last svsn-
y ~ Rock IslAad Arsenal
80 Mr.. Murphy and the
Deople received the gussts
~ tpception room. Christmas
seDf6As IN green and red pre-
n1nated throughout tho club
- - special feature Of the
nlng Vas the music which WAS
.knln1od By the university OF
lne11 oecheetfA which had been
eS1Sht hers for the. occasion.
~ friends a the tri-city young
Who are visiting over the
~ were included in tho CON-
Golden 6sarls Of Chicago. who
91bjting Lawrence Murphy. be-
gng = special guest Miss Lila Lee.
y ma . visitor In the city yes
h ~. Vas alsos present. and was
eo1ated 70 the young people.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

ddd ven, showing tie rssult q much
hsyd voek both W tho pupils An0
IN teachers. Those taxing part
Vere EtAei EkIund. Ffaaces Nea-
ron, Elsie Johnson. Eleanor O'Faf-
rell. Cfacs Nedn1sf, Chn0fd
Breustrum, Stella Weaver. Frances
Nelson. Edna Weayer. Vilette Du-
Cray, Virginia Anderson. Benny
Rehse, Clara 6swell. Cleone Hover.
Ina Heuming. Herbert Lind
strum, Viola Scherer, Mayme Boz
I'm. Edna Bechtelheimef. Mary
BARLEY. Ruth Collin and Walter
Hemming. After tie program tho
children enjoyed the Christmas
tree.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
Decide to Give Oyster Sppper.
Enjoy Christmas Program.

Center Station PIT. A. members
enjoyed the program given yestcr-
day afternoon at the school by the
children. There were 40 mothers
present. A tree had been provid-
ed by the social committee and each
child received a gift.
Evening star., 1920-04-25

Don't Miss Seeing This Home.
a BEAUTIFUL detached residence, in drst-ci,..
c0ndlt1on. choicest location NV, bet Chew
chase and Cleveland Park.
For sale by owner. Price, $4,000.
piock from car line; schools seminary md
ehurcnes; house has large rooms; sewing
room: fne bathroom; large attic and cellar:
n-w.h., gas and elec.; all modern Improve.
rents; main rooms, 1st story, have large plate
gus windows; tiled kitchen and bathroom.
OUTSIDE has pebbledash sides: slate roof; iaree
double-deck porches; garage. furnished same n
nnouse; chicken yard and chickens: lot 100 II
..a.; .iont; contains over 5000 So IT.; room for
snade trees: owner will be pleased to show
% sSa TINS right away. Address Box 131.R, Star
Evening star., 1920-04-25

FOR sALE+TWELvE-R ROOM. SEMI-DETACH.
ed house; three baths: modern improvements;
Conn. ave. near bridge, overlooking park.
Phone North 2s04. 27s
FOR SALE = EACTIFUL SUBURBAN
house, nine miles from city: stone dwelling.
with ten acres under cultivation. Phone North
2SO4. Ts
GOOD CENTRAL LOCATION; EXTRAORDT-
nary investment; two ten-room houses. rented
for $40 as small apartments; only SIS, 500 for
both; terms arranged.
W. L. BULMER. 734 18th st. NV.
FACING CHEVY CHASE CTRCLE-The most
desirable building site ever offered in this Sec
tion. fronting two streets: 5000 feet of free
parking; shade trees; 100 feet high; street
improvements; ready for building; $50, 900
home across the street; loca ton, price and
terms will attract you. Call owner, Cleve. 1854,
any time.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
14TH ST. TERRACE.
$I6,8oO.

Modern construction and completely
appointed: first 1oss cdntatns en-
trance hall, living room, dining room
and kitchen; porcelain-lined refrig-
orator; linoleum in kitchen and pantry;
4 bedrooms and bath on second floor;
third floor, 2 finished rooms, cedar
closets and 2 packing closets; Bur
rows sleeping porch, screened; hot
water heat: electricity; space for ga
rage; paved alley; deep lot.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
FOR sALE-HOUsEs


Continued.
FR sALE-ON I7th ST. NV. BETWEEN (
ana L sts.. q twelve-room and two-bath brick
dwelling; good location for ladies' tailor, miili
neF{ ETC. waEsan fElsf s'7 GSS 7ss 18th st. NV
SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. EE.i NfNE-R00M
tive location. Price. sa.5oo
NEAR sth AND l. SITS. NV; TEN-RooM
r. J. WALsHg. INC. 7s5 18th st. NV.
PETWoRTH OWNER. LEAVING CITY. MUST
bath; splendid condition throughout has hot
water heat, electric lights. parquet oak floors.
imctosed an,d porches, double garage. Phone Col.
800 BLOCK COLUMBIA ROAD; MODERN; q
rooms and bath; hot-water heat: electric lights;
room ss for garage to paved alley; for quick sale.
sesoO. Call owner. Col. 29O3.
completed. 32d at. between Ash and Beach.
Mount Rainier: 15 minutes from Treasury. By
owner. 1884 11th sc. Line. 1915
CAYWOOD Z GARRETT,
,, 1871 N. Y. ave. NV
FOR SALE-Northwest corner OF 4th and +
sts. Sc; 40 It: front on 4th st. by IS feet
ino inont 70 on . St. improved by three houses rent
FOR sALE-Two beautiful colonial houses, de.
sirable location. in Bloomingdale section: elec.
t tr.ei.y. gas; hot-water heat; built-in ice box
FOR SALE-Investors take notice-busiress
property. 9th and l. sts, New YORK ave. NV.
FOR rsh g. sai.s aix;. IN, n l7o9 block. ,.o .
ToGms' rooms % hot,water % heat; lot 2o1s5 to alley.
CAYWooD 4 GARRETT.
l2Sl N. \. ave. NV. 2-s
foR sALE.BY OWNER. 42s KY, AVE Sc;
D rooms, bath, large yard latroho ba,t pSna
reasonable. 9cs
BARGAIN: 1850. FOR QUICK SALE: NEAR
l4th and Columbia road; ten rooms and bath !:
sud n.aetsi aeas; room for garage; newly papered
ADDRESS Boz ice. Z, Star Office
SIN ROOMS. CELLAR AND FURNACE: GOOD
ysro' vacant; can rent $45 month; in south
east Price. S3. $50: terms.
WlDNECkE, Line. 4S12.
NEAR sth AND Sc
rooms. cellar and furnace
Price. s., 500; terms
WIENECKE. Line. 4s1e.
"A 18th ST. S.E-
Sfx-room brick house; hot water heat. norcb !.
possession: owner.
1881 NEWTON N.W.-NEW S-ROOM BRICK:
possession about May 15; open every day. Cali
SIXTEENTH STREET HIGHLANDS
detached; rooms, bath; hot-water he.t.
e!ectric lights; large front and side porches: !:
1..o 11..uWooo nooting throughout: lot has rs IT.
days. sSes'ion unty
:, NEAR 18th AND BUCHANAN NV.
,,aht.. az rooms. bath; hot-water heat: electric
ugnts; 1nclosed breakfast and sIeepine porrhes: !:
Oesas.nl Da nooring; in absolutely perfect order;
OTIS NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
SIX rooms and bath: hot-water heat and e,.c-
nsn1s; double rear porches; garage; Breun-
NORTH CAPITOL NEAR
SiA rooms and bath: furnace heat; in per.
rect condition; quick possession. Price, 81. 800.
BRYANT ST. NV.
Egnt rooms. bath; sleeping porehes. -.
rage; reasonable terms sa
JEFFERSON ST. NV; VACANT
Deached; rooms and bath: hotwate t.. h..t
electric lights; lot 48x15O It. Ae~''
- HIGH VIEW
six rooms and bath; furnace heat: colonial.
pe peIgn 20 'front.'; IN very good condition. Price
JOHN QUINN co.. INC, 7o4 18th NV N "A,
Evening star., 1920-04-25

FOR sAI.E-NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE, GROOM
house; hot-water heat: electric lights; newly
decorated; ideal for doctor: 1884 Rhode Island
ave. Open for inspection.
Fl. W. TAYLOR Owner
Phone Col 1917. 1888 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1920-04-25
FOR SALE
HEADQUARTERS
REAL ESTATE BARGAu6B.
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH Us.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York avs.

FOR sALE-IMPoRTANT. =.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADvERTIsEMENTs.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS. THE
M EEsT T LOCATED @ HOUSES; PRICES SO Low
You CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST
STONE FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
WANT A HOUSE TO MOVE RIGHT INT0g
We offer a number of most desirable dwellings
that the purchasers can obtain immediate pos
session. Prices reasonable. Send for list.
STONE Z FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave
FoR sALE-rWO-FAMILY HOUSES.
We are selling great many
houses arranged for two families:
2 stories; separate cellars. sep
arate porches: separate heating
plants. The advantage Of this
plan Of house is that the owner
can occupy one floor, with
4 rooms and bath, and receive
income from the balance Of the
house to pay fair interest
the entire purchase price. Just
now the cost of living 10 10 great
those wishing to economic ssa
live within their means should D.
very desirous OF buying such
houses. Later on should they
wish a home OF Q different plan
they can find ready sale for these
houses. as they pay . high rate
Of interest. We have them st
prices ranging from 5000 M.
Most Of them are located in the
most desirable residential sections.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSES
We probably have the largest
list Of houses In the downtown
section suitable for private resi-
dences that would appeal to busi-
ness men those wishing to rent
rooms. On the best streets; sew
eral on the avenues; "K" street:
many Of them have from IA to 20
rooms and several baths. We
would be pleased to furnish You
with complete list or arrange
to take you TO see them,
STONE q FAIRFAX -n
1872 New York ave-
Evening star., 1920-04-25
VIM. B. KRAFT,
1886 N. Y. Ave. Main 1893

VIM. B. KRAFT,
1886 N. Y. Ave. Main 1893
ss.75o-RANDoLrH ST. NEAR GA.
ave-; now vacant: semi-de-
tached brick; large rooms
and bath and attic rooms:
colonial porch: hot-water
painted psh, ns%l! fo. as.Ps!g PsgeFsd ts paved .es
alley. Terms.
ss,25o-sHDPHERD ST. NEAR 4th:
corner brick house; large
rooms and bath; 2 porches:
hot-water heat: possession
soon; room for garage
$7.s6o-PARK ROAD: DETACHED
brick house; colonial porches;
hot-water heat; newly pap
cred; room for garage: i'm
mediate possession: $500
cash; balance like rent
50, e,25o-TWo-rAMILY HOUSE: SEP.
arate heaters. yards ana
porches; rooms and bath on
each nat; now vacant; newly
papered; 81, 500 cash, balance
like rent.
$5.75 - CORNER BRICK HOUSE:
st. ne: rooms and bath:
5000 cash, balance like rent.
$6.25o-7th ST. NE, Mr.. H.
vacant; rooms and bath:
fine brick house: well built:
hot-air heat; $500 cash, bal
ance like rent.
SO. 5o0-vacant: 9th NV, Mr..
ST.; brick house; rooms
and bath; hot-air heat: double
brick garage; terms.
VIM. B. KRAFT,
1850 N. Y. Ave. Main 1893.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
LET
LEWIS
T 1CT

LET
LEWIS
LIST
That house you have for sale. I can
sell your property. In the District Of
Columbia, wherever II may be located.
and whatever the price or size The
demand for property has completely
exhausted my list of Immediately
available houses.
!. EDWARD LEWIS
Phone N. ISL. 912 18th st. NV.
Adjoining University Club.