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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
TuRhike BACK TdE CALENDAR
SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY

Ranger Jorgesen passed through here last evening on his way from Douglas to report to Captain Ryn- ming at Tombstone. He stated just as the train pulled out that he had made a capture of three mon in Douglas who were wanted there for burglary The Ranger had forgotten their names but stated that they had been turned over to the local author- lties at the shelter city and would have their hearing before Justice Johnson on Monday.
 Principal Kramer and the teachers of the Bisbee schools met yesterday at the Central school for the purpose of talking over their plans for the coming year. MT. Kramer addressed the teachers on the special needs which ne thought shonld be attend ed to and laid out policy for enact ment which if carried out will make the schools of the city better than they have ever been.
 Betting on the drilling match be- tween Sel Tarr and w. M Ross is increasing as the day for the con- test draws near Yesterday it was reported that several bets ranging from $50 to S1O0 had been made at the Annex saloon, where devotees of the sport usually congTegate.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
SMILE AWHILE
By LEE KINGSTON

the benefits of T could not 
 
 good drink drop re blood Of mang he'd poured for without ne cellar This life is brief enough at brimmng cup Now this drinkers to his drunk he walks the streets bright o right
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29

5000 French helmets and an equal number of uniforms had been dispos- ed of.
 To various posts of the American Legion field pieces have been given. All requests are filed at the office Of the director general. 6 Broadway, be- fore permission is given to inspect and select the trophies.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
STYLE POINTS FOR
 FALL FOOTWEAR

Shoe designers say that the simple pump of black kid will show broad. narrow, single, double and triple straps, as well as crossed strap ef- fects for fall wear Many of these straps are plain, but some have bead decorations. For evening wear, modification of the Roman sandal. with strap running up the instep and various cross straps forming the vamp is a popular novelty.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
St954s|ft9zfrleays t94|fz:f!. Kif71ka(,|

s Up the tomato lame The skin will burst 8 Sknnng tomatoes this Ice The tomato is not heated through heat
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
RACE WINNINGS

RACE WINNINGS
 AID RUINED TOWNS PARIS Six million francs (S1.- 100000 at par) of the profits of French pari-mutuals will go to help rebuild ruined French towns.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29

Gingham is now being used in in terior decorating in the same man. ner as cretonne It is very attrac- tive and wears and launders well. It is admirably suited for curtains, cush- ions and for covering chairs and sofas. Color schemes can easily be carried out with the use of this fabric.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-29
HAM AND EGGS

1 cup chopped ham
 3 eggs
 3 tablespoons milk
 1 tablespoon flour
 IA teaspoon pepper
 Break eggs into a mixing bowl and beat just enough to thoroughly mix the yolks and whites. Stir flour and milk to a smooth paste. Beat into eggs. Add ham. Turn into a hot buttered frying-pan. Bake in quick oven.
 TOMATO AND CHEESE BALL
 SALAD
 2 large tomatoes
 1 package cream cheese
 6 green olives -
 1 tablespoon minced pimento Remove seeds from olives and chop. Work cheese. olives and pi- mentos into small balls. Pare toma- toes and cut in halves. Put one-half of tomato on hearts of lettuce, place two or three cheese balls on tomato Serve with French dressing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

lisar Too New Minister cam
tata. WRIST uiathFis Meihalisl fNls
coFai taareh Tuesday iune 4ls
y N tay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

rslaes lsis III. suaia. sprsfHias far test.
lNg 'hs slrmp pupssslvnsN ana haffwls
Is enns foF hogdlng she anNhsd pred,
MT
IL making slrap ghs hlades ~ the
plaats are stripped ua the sotghum
eui ~ aheHt sis inches fram ~.
ground ne sevd heads removed Tbs
sorghum il passed ,hrcagh tho mili
alth aK ll,glv aclay as possible when
'he weather il rsei az iherr N dagger
q frosi the sorghum mas he cnt con
siaerahly ln advance ~ pressing sof
shen properly piled 4 sill keen for
several days The iuicv extracted hv
The miA = strained and then ran intu
ihe csapefatlag nan A. Il pass-s
through the pan Il qNiekis comes TO
boiling point and srum rises 70 the
sarfaee This should I've CONSTANTLY
and carefully removed
Strap should 10 cyaparatad "a a
poia' where Il contains not less than
~ per cent solids that a. has n
weight ef not less than III. pounds
to The Eailon II placed IL containers
whsle boiling bot ard property sealesi.
a Will keep ladeanltely
The departments publication Dc.
seriheS III detail The neghods of manu-
faciure. lucludlng the clarlncstlon ~
tie Juice Il such s Gesirrd. and the
utilization ~ hy products. The latter
Include The hlades of the plauts which
make excellent feei fer cattle. the
hasaser tihe stalk from which the
Juice hiss been rcmoyed). The scum
Nhi,b may hc fed 10 hogs In small
quantities. AMI seed heads which also
hase IeehinR value
The average yield ~ sirur On acre
- from r. 20 ae1 gallons although iu
some cases Il hiss been as high a. 4pn
gallons The estimates on ghc yield n
seed an acre vary from Dso 10 l.@N
pounds
The Emitted States department of
agriculture has prepared a hricf sum.
mary ~ Information regarding the
growing ~ sorghum and the equip
ment necessary 20 make slrlp A copy
az THIS circular mny be had hy IA.
dressing the department ~ agricui.
ture Washington, y. G. Those d..
string mere detailed information in ~.
IRA tn ihe subject should ask The %.
parimeut far Farmers Bullenn Az.
Sorghum Slrup Manufacture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
BEST TREATMENT
>, FOR CROP BOUND
Thin Muscular Walls ot Organ
Peaonc Dissended and rarsi.
a'ly rarAlyacd Lard OR
Sweet on Useful

'veeNtsa ~ sNe rsst.,t vsat.. fAasay,
nsfti e AefhaRarss
The erpp u thr ,hlsAen suucs ines
oF~uraes overloaded slih feea aad ,gs
sh'n 'nas ular walls hvCpnsp asurnasa
hnd pettFN'lS lwralN s.sl a. tlsms th.
"tfan sbnhot b. oWptl.si. 80 ire mg,sh
laE INTO lhn loWsg rw,sQhaeiss ea, ~
ren'c clrrgs1i wigh gsathsr = straw
- sno'e aiher subsistence Witch the
hinl has Swallowed Tho efop ls
et"ntlA 'llst.ndesl and the mss. ~
frca j. raih~v hard sna nfm IL ha,h
carrs ihe symptoms arv the aayne ana
'feai'ncok Nhauld bs ronaaeird au ths
same rsspciples. speyiAilsts sny
rr~swers Outlined.
toF treatment raAs 0nV fourth ~
"pe'ialf ounce ~ nseltesi lard os nwsw,
o'i de~n she shoal aaa manipulate ihs
'ssn'vH's * ihc rrbp Win fhr hand
" sueh pmN "A to tsna ~ bfpAk ~
he mase rnlpse the pasaagc "a el.,srsi
ne sygaisnis n ihe rfap Mill usnaliv
tAar' away wtthlu lsw hours t'ef
Tow dats rcei shnnid bs lmllri n
sluanisfy
" The foregoing mefhnet IA lneesc
'oal and an operation bsfnmes nvees
tnfs, elip Nnay the feathers frsm a
rAr ~ 'he rrop. hna Nttb vprt
sharp knife lancet ~ taser maAs an
'neisipn sheai ~ ns'hes lanK Though
ihe shin eua The vNll " the eran
th"u entefullA fetnuse ghp coaieHts ~
nc erun With lhe huaev. me hanile
~ HiN'oH w saps other caut sntent
ehiect and wash aul the rfap aigh
~afm water Pass thr Ansrr. well
Hllnd luia the rsngiaaeus a. see that
there - uo obstruction
Feed Whole orsina
Arw mp the wall ~ the rrup frat.
'hen thr oUlce akia. usinR wtlie ain
or i'nen ihfegt upd being eafefnl nat
20 tev ihr twn disturbances together
N few DAYS lhr wound wiu he
heeled teed snarlngiy on whole
rrains uaili the wound hrels. and DO
noyRise anr water fef q hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
NOTICE

We have ened repair shop ~
connection wiiA our sales room. and
arc nUv ready % % your work we
hsfe wi'h az man with tevru
wears of experience In auto lenarinw
and obsoluiely guarantee every niece
oi WORK 'nt out Where yoa have
car trunpie remember 10 cali s.as
We - anywhere anytime. And uor
Nrfce IA reasonable
VICTOR SALEg GO.
fnoae Aab ma WeAi Harrison
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

Tire machinery necessary FOR making
sirsp consists ~ Il mlil fer extracting
lhe laiee from ilr cane and va esAp-
orator for reducing 'he Juice 10 slrun.
The milf raniaius three iron rollers
hefweca valeh 'he sorghum stalks are
passed 20 press oui lhs inlce. Il msy
~ operated by gasoline engine or
by sweep drawu by horses.
The usgai iyT,e ~ esaporator con.
siSis q rectangular. aai.6oftomca
pap of galvanized Iron or cnpner.
Evaporation may be produced IS Al.
rect contact NTH fre or win steam
ln she former case the pan " mossni.
si on specially Constructed nrel,ov.
II steam evaporation Is employed the
pan - provided with steam coils
which iie an the botfom W ihp pan.
it some cases q doahle hoftanlea pan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
Houer FoR aAIr

The Groom sicFyand.a.half hoase
situated directly east 0f Capso, Hill
school is for sale 10 toe hiFhes bgd.
der This property bas been bought
hy he Board ~ EdacAfinu. and the
bnildin must bc removed from the
TTcsId before iha beginning Of the
Fsll term ~ school
NJ Rruca Pres. of poara
" ! Armanircut CD railding a.
Gr0Bada Corr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
BEWARE rURNESraa ALFALFA
imper.sa rlars IA nseiaesls lafsstss
10 Our Native ases ygs'd %
tar amailsf

large Quantities ~ alfNlfa ssed are
'',inr luiraFtsd frgw f0fkestso fhsa
tprkvafan a'faifA afsWuling ta the
United ~iHlrs department NJ hesta~
ture, q aetltesils iNfesieF ta 0ag "a
rive nNaita a. srpwp ~ ksnsas asui
Nebraska u ~ wvlfheF aN hapN a.
nar native alfalTa muf lloea " Fleld ae
mn,h haS. ruFke kesfaa Alfslga aesai
may b. rveexpiseA ~ iNe gast that 8
almost invariably tuntalu~ NHssiau
knap arrd .ead These sepda ae~
slightly larger giaa alfalfa ghalkf
white Ia tulog ans slightly wedge
ahapesi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

As . ssUrle practical nnsans II
helping relieve ghe acute SUGAR sna
sirNp shortage. fhe ynlted States Ge
rsrFmeus ~ agriculture re,nmnef,l e,
the Increased isodariioa ct ssrghpn
strip whirh. II rasatca pUi require.
rsither 9nHsaal SAIL nor expensive
-Haipmeni 20 make. furfhegm0fe gbs
methods - growing ~ar~bRm are sm.
iaar 70 tho~e 0f corn ana n fhai re.
xsect involye is;ile lhaf iS nen ~
many farmers Slrup manufacture A.
50 simrle fhai Il caa hs cArrled o.
.wiih proas ~ individuals utiutine
rnslesixe8 eGtffs ~ a dslly capacity
of loo gallons cr iesS Where og~TA.
tons on a larger seaie are feasible.
eommrrify p1aais having daily co.
p@city ~ several hundred gaiiors are
suggested hy the department
Sorghem sirwp Il pelaiahle AMI
pleasant favored, ard j. aa excellent
table strip II can slsD - used ss :
substitute FOR either s1runs or fe~
sugar II masking certain breads. cakes
ETC. AID a. substitute foT rar1
~ The Sugar Used iu making preserves
ard rhe Mke. The coss ~ producing
Il ss home is relatively low snd msual-
iy 81 Individual manutacturing h ran
readily sell airy excess over bis ho'wa
needs 70 rooa advantage. Srrghum
strup pFndaeed durtug the 1910 sea.
sou brought the producers from ~
cents 70 Si-50 . gallon. depanclng on
the quality. marketing ccnditlons. efr
Thus far the supriy has fallen far
short of the market demand. o
PreS0csise soSrce Of sirap.
The sorghagn ptant IL similar in ap-
pearance % corn growing about the
same height snd possessing about the
Same colar \, may ~ grown thruugh-
out the United States In practically
al regions where cora is grown.
though PARTS of ihe extreme northern
ti~- ~ states have a growing season
nsuaIIv Too short for sweet sorghum
30 mature. In growing sorghum for
sirup care should he taken 70 secure
seeds ct q sweef sorghum variety, and
for planting IL The sorih. one which
nstHr, quickly.
sweet sorghum Il gr~wn from seed
and ss planted In rows about three and
o0e-haR feet sparf. The plants shaaid
uard frun four 70 six Inches apart ~
the row. APPROXIMATELY from Eve 70
eight pounds Of se~d il needed 10 The
sere- Ordinarily planting time falls
5000 after corn planting. when the
SOL has become thoroughly warn.
The stalks u The risnIs are reacy FOR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
GATHERED CHIPS

FiasecI circumstances alter iesa
xses
alum,nnm metal was nrss discovered
n 1897.
ane ash always bite well wAsn 500
WIT 50.
A mule ey any other asm. would ee
|, klcaer
time fer everything. and every.
'hng n time
sany ~ lltes No called luxurics are
Il Ia casies TO and fssls ,han /, !.
- lose I, AgaiA
ecs~r5 is mere ~ runishment
han e 10 crime
Ar hoar lost ia the morning has 70
- san afset sl day,
The man Who loses his shadow gets
ahead ~ the detective.
what the dew u to the rowVr aina
scFds are 70 The heart
The hest yea csn get 10 probably
setter than sou deslre,
lambs rush in Wall street when the
sld sheep fear O. tread.
Some Eolks would rather wnuse time
han make good uss " lt.
There IL hunger u the heart a. wel
~ hunger ~ the stomsch.
Scm~ men are unahle 10 think when
trunk. or talk when scher
lot ct successful mcn don't get
srll,cn up 10 the magazines
one should learn io talk seii.--alrn
ahea u ia wcll not 20 talk
i's mighty poor son that hl.
mother won't stick up for.
The easiest way 20 get along with
'olne people n not 20 Try 20.
Il isn't what man " eolnr to a.
hat adds 70 bis bank balance.
Many a man loves his enemy because
I comes out Of pcckc, flask.
our idea of welt bred man is on,
yho never boasts ~ his dough.
The spider has 10 cause for alarm
'hen hts NE hangs hy thread.
Many man says he ~ nervous
ihen he ls merely ili tempered
II you would know man study his
nhrmltles rather than his virtues.
1--we r. an expert magician. hut n
ant transform nlckels into dollars
Wanting little the hest ~ u -
sually at The bottom of most Ia suits.
No. cordella. wA,ered milk doesnr
ecessariiy come from the river nrow.
Poor regulations are due 20 the fact
lat good Intentions are seldom cred.
ed
A woman ~ always grateful 10 the
an who gives her chance 10 refuse
m.
Ne woman ran tell whether her hat
becoming 10 her un,il she anceriaipa
e price.
Iudicions dios and exercise will fro.
Ientiy Improve q men's opinion Of HIS
lghborS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

United States Sen James A..
R.sd - Missouri, whose seat as
delegate from the Fifth district
of has state which includes Kansas
lity. N 10 be contested when The
democratic national committee
meets Al san Francisco before the
n1,eniion (e) liNii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

Toe automobile trade nov takn hni,
~ the annual ouipui Of the piats.
glass Industry ~ tbe United siAtea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

The International rnl6u * hseS
layers Mssoas ana rIassefs hoW ha
q total meutevfahlp that rxysfiis
~ uen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

Nearly all the Industrial workers
~ Europe and In England are today
working on a ls.bour week basis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

~ used. me vrace 40 provided bein-,
eInli0sei 10 carry the steam.
Other Ecu prnert Needsd.
Othfr articles needed are barrels =
ftsbs for catching the 3aice pipes for
e0ndnctin- il ia tse pan. Sklmmers for
Evening star., 1920-01-10

FOR CoLORED.
and bath; very good condition. You
will have to- act quick ON this one.
$500 cash and $45 per month, includes
interest
$6,60-9OO block Of 8 ct. n.w.-s rooms and
bath: cellar under entire house; fur
mace heat. There Is very seldom q
house in this block for sale. Terms
may be arranged.
g. 5OO-Near 1lth and LAmoot It. n.w0
rooms, reception hall and tile bath;
h.w.h.; piastered cellar under entire
house; deep lot to 4 wide paved alley.
81 COO cash and $50 per month.
IRWIN & SHANK,
14l0 G st. NV. Main 3o08.
RY OWNER; ONLY 81 75O; NEAR 18th AND
III sts n.e.-2-story, pressed brick. rooms aud
cement cellar: nice yard to paved alley; rea-
sonable terms; agents. Phone Line. 502OJ.
OWNER WILL, SELL HIS MODERN HOME
near 18th and Columbia road, six rooms and
bath; electric light and gas: excellent condi-
ton; large porches; deep lot; price. y. ZOO.
Telephone Col. 7606-J. IL
ONLY 81, $50, ON EASY TERMS. FOR GROOM
and bath brick; porch front: good lot: high
elevation; one square from 18th and d. Cap.
At. VIII paper to suit purchaser. Act quick.
NEW YORK REALTY BROKERS, l42S r.
PETW0R rH-A GROOM AND BATH g.
room deep) house; excellent condition; most
convenient location: deep lot to paved alley.
Apply 4OO9 eth St NV. Columbia 1851. lOs
Evening star., 1920-01-10

BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE HOME WITH
unusual setting Of lawn and forest trees; lot
150 wide with garage: house Is equipped with
every modern convenience. making most at
tractfve home for $4,000. Be sure and let us
show it to you. CHAS. g. MUIR & CO., 1403
N. Y. ave.
Buy a piece Of Washington and hold it."
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
1st st. NV; $1,000. Brick, 8
rooms and bath; we'll built, good
condition. w. H. WALKER,
|72o 18th st.
Evening star., 1920-01-10
Price. $1,000.

e st. ne. near Maryland ave. A
six-room. modern brick house:
three rooms on a floor, with party
wall which is easily worth $3.50.
This is the cheapest house in this
section Of the city. The property
is free Of incumbrance and rea-
sonable terms can be arranged for
the purchase.
Evening star., 1920-01-10
Price. S1.5OO.

Potomac ave. Sc. near q. S.
navy yard. \ six-room brick
house. This house is the cheap
est property that has been offered
in this city for the past few years
and will make a comfortable home
or pay well as an investment.
Terms can be arranged.
Evening star., 1920-01-10
John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Price. $1,000.
Continued.

1st st. Sc. opposite the House
office building. A ten-room modern
house: good lot with room for ga
rage Immediate possession can
he given and terms arranged. This
location is second to none in this
section and the property is offered
to close an estate. Any reason
able offer will be submitted.
Evening star., 1920-01-10

WE SPECIALIZE IN COLORED PROPERTY;
list your wants with Will you time
and expense and will ind what you want We
have % beautiful houses in the NV. section
for sale Small cash deposit terms to suit.
Call ROWE & COLES. real estate dealers,
9O4 st NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-ATTRACTI MOD.
ern colonial brick home; 10 r. and b. southern
exposure; large lot; garage; possession Feb. I:
will sacrifice for quick sale. Address Boz
245-H, Star office. Ia
Evening star., 1920-01-10

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY IN A
we'll planned bungalow, located in Saul's Ad.
nreplaces; porches; large rooms. Immediate
possession.
JOSEPH G. ZIRKLE,
203 Colo. bldg. 14th and G sts, NV
Main 1885.
Evening star., 1920-01-10
PETwORTH.

Price. $1O.2o0-A very handsome
scmi-detached brick. Six rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric
light; weatherstripping; awnings;
instantaneous heater. Early pos
session. Phone M. 59o4.
Evening star., 1920-01-10
Price, $3.50.

A six-room modern house on 1st
ST. Sc. near the corner of ID St
Terms, $3.50 cash. balance S24 per
month. to include interest and
principal. This property is Of
fered for an estate and will show
excellent value for the price asked.
We would he glad for you to COM
pare it with anything you have
been offered.
Evening star., 1920-01-10
Price. $4,000.

10th st. ne. near Maryland ave.
A room. modern brick house.
Terms, $500 cash. balance So per
month, including interest and prin-
cipal.
Evening star., 1920-01-10
FOR SALE-HOUEES
NEAR POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Continued

Price, $4.750-A charming little
home; convenient to car line.
school and store. Two-story semi
detached contai lining six rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric
light; very deep lot. AL condi-
tion. Phone N. 59OA.
Evening star., 1920-01-10

ON ST. NEAR UNION STATION-FINE 2
ivory brick and brownstone dwelling: rooms,
bath. cellar; corner fine wide front: only
s. 900: terms. $1,000 cash. balance $50 mo.
HOLLAND c. BOOTH. 215 st. n.w. r. 2702.
12s
Evening star., 1920-01-10
LIAM S. PHILLIPS
14Oo New York Ave- NV.
Phone Main 90.

Kk HkRh HOME aS rx Rent Ho %Es on KoU ns ssE
neighboood planned TERAS7
ss a ot IN sss % terms, ss extra e as 5s 5ssn1s f sSf s srB0T
A RESIDENCE NOW VA.
ANoTHER LowPRosD HOME tia. Cant Near walter Reed
ree s .'' pso. % s. $780, %
WE ron. on Hog AH eHn seH
M M US r s11g this excellent
On ..n sueeu norm OF
% ears Pie 3 se s In Choice % oea cor n
ion n NV. c0noi0n
sEM1DErAcHEp
A large attic ' O nir ali saGy hSa m,n:
| s with % sa;. a Price . 2 .: s: VII" 1sSHS4 rSssS
Wow e'<'''' '"' Il Gs s:s, & * T fs s:'sss $685.
H5ds H0Ae sa*RI FOR
and bath BUNGALoW .
ss's: possession Only $780, s. &C. H. 81 81 s, ;'
n.H n1DUosD
AVENUE fss1 madesU .s .eS Of Go,: snay
s: s$: ~ s. = s :.pas % ps; ssss'ss s..es
OUR BEST BUY TODAY.
AN ARTISTIC AND STYLISH BUNGA1 Ow I'M
SAUL'S ADDITION; J rooms and bath h-wh .Iec
It's hardwood trim throughout; garage double lot: in
ideal surroundings; extremely low terms: IMMFDI-
ATE POSSESSION Only $4,000
WILL LA M S. PHILLIPS
14Oo New York Ave NV
Phone Main 98
Evening star., 1920-01-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES
COutfnuel.


Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 H st. NV. Phone Main 1923.
Price SIC. O.5O0-C L L " II
HEIGIITS-One block from 1ith
street car line north OF Phrk ROAD
A very attractive home Of 10 rooms
and ba til. hot ter heat and eiec-
fric lights Owner occupant VIII
sell on reasoDBb bic terms ana give
quick possession.
Price. s.. 5o-PETwORTH-An
almost home. excellenily To-
Gated, having I rooms ana iath
- i..droomsD hot -wnter heat. cleo
tric lights. hardwood hnors ana an
other modern improvements. The
sell on reasonable terms. The house
could not be duplicated today FOR
anywhere near the price asked.
Price. s14.OO0-CHEvY CHASE
A beautiful detached residence
not far out and just on Counectf-
cut avenue. The house contains 10
rooms, ba tbs garage. hot t-water
heat. electric lights and oak floors.
Open fireplace in the living room
There Is also a large sleeping porch
and the whole property is In ex-
cellent condition.
Price. sI3, ,OOO-sAULs ADDI-
TI0N--An unusually attractive
bungalow of rooms and bath.
having all the In test improvements
and fine condition. 1t is iocat
ed Of the prettiest lots in
this suburb. being the corner
and having a wide frontage on both
streets. There Is also u garage.
Terms il desired.
Price. 81 7OOO-DOwN TOWN
South of Z street. west Of 10th. A
3-story brick dwelling having IL
rooms and ba tb. The house is heat
ed by hot water and there is
plenty of room for garage! This
is a very low-p priced piece OF prop
erty and may be sold on reasonable
terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 Fl ST. NV. Phone Main 1923
s5.oOe-eR AND BATH BRICK; sEMI-DE-
tnched; new furnace: open fireplace; near 18th
and U. Terms. OWNER, 1911 Caroline st. NV. :
Or. AND BATH BRICK; LOT 221a x232 FIT.
to 4O-ft. alley; corner of alley; splendid cen
tral NV. section west of 9th St; an AL spec
ulation for building garages. Price only $3.50.
Il. II. BERGMANN,
s31 st. NV.
sth st. ne. near II st.-10 r. and b.: hot
water heat; double garage; porches; in
fine shape; a good buy at $500.
II. II. BERGMAN.
631 st. NV.
9th st. n.e.-2story brick, with brick ga
rage; rooms and bath; only S., 600.
ii. Ii. BERGMANN
631 F ST. NV.
SWAMI ST. N.W.-BRICk, ROOMS AND
ba tn latrobe heat: alley on rear; room for
garage. Price. 5000. Address Box AK. Star
office.
FOR SALE-NEAR EAST CAPITOL ST. IN
FIRST CLASS NEIGHBORHOOD: 3-STORY
BRICK, o ROOMS AND BATH; EXCEPTION
ALLY WELL BUILT: COST. So. 800 WHEN
MATERIAL AND LABOR WERE Low; GOOD
CONDITION. PRICE TO QUICK BUYER,
CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
1413 II st. NV. IL
NORTH SIDE FLORIDA AVE, BETWEEN
2nd and 3rd NV. The best house in the row.
BY owner ADDRESS Box 232 Fl. Star Office. 10s
Evening star., 1920-01-10
SAuI,S ADDITION.

Price. $16.OOO-One Of the most
attractive homes in this section.
Ten rooms, two baths; hot-water
heat; electric light: glass ineiosed
sleeping porch; garage; lot 50xl4l.
Phone NJ. 5904.