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PERDIDAS

- PERDIO-Caba!o colorado. d ; amos
de- riad- No r.eae ficc-n. Est, recicu pelsdo.
= ulan1s le Slr-ra- GsatiicaC- con $1,000
e = pc-soua Quc 10 cnt-cSuc en- e No. 1924
Jones A.. l2sl
Para libroS en- espanol dirijase
listed 4 Ia Casa Editorial Lozano.
rs \. Sta Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio,
Texas
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La OTicina dc EmpleoS y Encanches Sc
oclra de- a-cnciar toda claSc dc trabaios
Dc campo. minas. fcrrocarril. etc. Garanti-
amos Hucstroj contracts. Z. j.. Garreon y
I. A.costa. OcUrran al Mcrcado Publico. Es-
auiaa %orocst,. San Antonio. Tex. i2Sl
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Sc VENDE BAEATO. por no poderlo aten-
der. TN m"na!e &c barbcria cou'pucsto lie dos
sil'ones y bonito aparadoC. on muy pucn g.
tado dc s~crvicic : facil para transrortar!o
&c M lucar = 7trc. Ocurrau = la casa nj
nero l41l DC IA AvcEi,s c.. IN Ia CiGdad
d. Douglas. h-iZoua.-i2Sj
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San Antonio, Texas

LAREDO TYPEWRITER Company. Casa
cue vrrdc alaG.InRs lie rsr..b.- tc-.atv
Standard para v.ajc-os. homj.cs &C ne
Eo-!os. ~,,. w GRAN SURTIUO ga tono
~grat,s. ,"ui.s l.. coutado y ~ abo@o5. -
da s~1-...cgo. Sc &c msuaaaa gratis. : Gu
s~..s-.s. DuN 20. Laredo. IeSaS.
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COMPRAS.

COvPKo- yENDO y CANBEo m5Guina, de
cossr. Eon6Eratos. dssSos. maauiaas &c eS-
crfbi- y pianos CompSaSo ie2oSE".oS y
us,r5r-s De cose-. T. &c Jos Sl0,oa. rs
V. Commerce St. TeL Travis 6s59
CONIrRO-G.sccs. fou6graf0S y ro&oS Para
alarc'a. 30 seEu1Ga usul- paSu los wc-o-rs
r-ecs9-. 50, Navarro - san An;o7'o' Le-
ryS 49,.
CoNpRNa.u~ PIELES SALADS De 60
EDpSN-p au ranuiades Erande~ y pcg'F-
a-s>- STANDARD HIDE & FUR co Ids
pcca.u~ - NEW ORLEANS IA.
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HOTELES.

HOTEL SAN LUIS. Clar-~> Ii-7ic, , -.
-stoS. Freezes ls3e.3S.cs poy S~Daaa. @0t
\. Santa Rosa Ave san Aa;oD!o. Texas.
FO-E. MONTERREY. 100 Sc. Santa Rosa
s.~-Eab9-zcicucS C~cPias para ,sns.as 3
-ann-as solos p-ecsos comodos-
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roMPRNniOS MUEBLES. l. raEa-crcs G
major r~~rio pc- SIs mLco.cs. kAEOTEiN'S
FURNITURE STORE. $3.50 ". Com
--.-.. :. E-.r.r.t Ata TraEL, 81
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MPCRTANTE

Escriba nmediatamerte por c~atdlcGo de
yaerCaaciaS. noycdaGcs y reproductions To-
togr:l:icas. Nlcst-a casa OiCece scrvicio y
calidac por su d:rcroo. No Olga 'manana
eSc-ibo = haEa!o noy. aGjuu:a:do tres GEN.
tavos en- cstambY:IlaS. Mexican News pu-
blishinG Co. Gaiesour. Ill.
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PRESTAMOS.

sNECESrrN 5000 Prcs,au'as confidence
Is zoar~ rrurnt~s "a Dc-sraa> a >se.an- .Aa7-
no E5rTr~-Po- $50. 5cs. semauarCS SOD
- Eaz
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u SgzOEA v.-=.e.a L d.! Vagaao &C
Gar-a.,.. coy al.os est-&tas tr-c-c-a l--1ce-
50 y p~-ac.lca aosg,.=.arra y r..I. Streee SIS
sr-y:..os en- parties. s~ntg-ucdaiss &c SeIv.a
y 81 Speclaliaal. RInos. vu = No, vel &C -
.al.e y. LeD.a.
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Sc EEEEAE e..r.gs g1,uc5ad9S. con SIN
,sigtr-rss. cl5 $. Coaches St. San Aito-
30 E~Nas- Vicente RsGEc'. Prop.
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: VENDEMOS COLCHONES. 4 Icyos Il los nc,
t lore, rrcrios tsm5jen rcncvamos. Atlas.
/ Ms,lgcs Co. 10 S. Pecos St
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 n. San Saba ST. Sequlna con
Lakevicw, Telefono Travis ESQ.
DIR. : YASQCEZ COME. 81 Fsosr BdE.
Ts.efgaos T-ayss 1925 ; 1917.
ROSA DE BONA. ?-cFeso-a en- pa-tos ) c.
reciUlss-a IN c-ie-Dedstss 80 seac-as. SO
Wesr. Houston s. .s.s;ooO CGEls -g,S-
DR.. Y. PALOMO. Medicinal en- Gene
raj. Consultorio, 10 So. Pecos- Te-
lsfnno 5e 81 Residential, Mission 2l.1.
! 0fic:na: Crockett S602.-CONSUL-
TAS GRATIS.
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Tn AHUNCiO en- IA PRENSh" siem2re
Travis -4Il y anuncicsc desde Ilcro.
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FREE o
BUREAU

Ncccsitamos Embellishments a todos 10.
e~ITrrtos en- trabaios dc construction. Con.
diciones dc Open Shop. 20l BedclI Bldg.
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lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ
ENSENANZA.

De PIANO Y CANTO a do
mici5Ig. g-e~los coaveagloaaies. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. ETNauaco sa los SeaS"TS@-
,r-ios 4. pans 70 Madrid. Rsc;5e ogdeEes 2lS
No-ales s.. - h~0.a frances , espanol
TtgTTCEArIA Pr.a-an en- IN raes. S-i-Oy
Te7edu-I. en- Una sem2Ea. $500 L1s-I5S.
s.t.rs Bgtisa Wagner
J0vEEES y SENORlTAS: Apreadaa Us
tedrs raCg!E-si.a = me-aaoEra!ia IN ruy po-
I'd, tempo pg- e. si5.ema mas rapIcu : pEac-
t;,o. S-s.a- P-cs4. Aacia Z. IssvIGo. 5AS
y. F-io s.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT co. COS West Hous.
ton St. puedc proporcionaC u listed trahaja.
dorc> y empleos. Telefono Or. 65il.
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MEDICOS.
~CONSILTAS GRATIS

D. rerreso en- GA. J. Range, facul,a;iya
e,na-yal,s,a ,n -a-.gs. ctr-rc sLs s~ervlcios i
- Observation-Disclosures Colorado 1912.
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INDUSTRIAL CASERA. GaneSe Dc so =
$1,000 Gar;,s cr sa~propi7 casa los matt
~raE.s e c9s.a~an SOD. p-oducs-5n 5000.
E~y-.5@ ridjoado Ge:ai.cs, Gus: La"e-1I'>t.
Ne=-5y. Mon.
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A. BUEEON. D. c.
~Ch.-op-astC-

-y-a .o.a Ease de ense-zreGadcs ain c: uso
= -.r5f..-as IL r.-.iia. Cc=c5-o. aerTioS.
7scs aa-iz. EarSsCca, c"-azra. pltnons'. -
t---..-o bf.aGo. su.=s-sUos, ~!no-rs, vsLs%a '
--.r-1-sGsGgs .e seay-aS- >. USED eS-a can
saGo &C. vc- ucdlsos IN TssG.-t1o. ElsIiene :
q. aFr1o>--a-r como. I"r ruc-:o de A--Stes
Ca.-yE-@e-cos ea - es2,aa co-sa-. p-sde re-
~o5r. = sa.ud SIN asa msdlc!naS ~ 81
- gperac.oaes. Especial at.a-lOn - ..s eE-
s.rm~Laaes e-oa.cas , a easesmedaass dc
amos
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DR. y. MARITIME GuLMAE. Espes.aas.a
- On. --aeGaGcs ne amos > Gag-oS. Ne-'-.
IA en- general. O..r.lA. .o9- v. Commerce
$. Ie.luu- 4.ayts zee
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AUTOMOBILES SIN cnaufferS

0svvsrucs de C7a=ai..ccs ~aatonov'.'s q, .
rirdroz para alaGlia- SIN rha2ti-r- NiSlts-
r-. College S.-c-- Ar.c L.sy~r,. 80 Col
lsse s.. Te-Er0-C c.. 5Til- Gc-ru.c. ! D.
Scarborough
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Sc NECESITAN embellishments dos sastrcs
que cono7can TODD FL ramo. Page
semanario o por plea. Sacos. $50: pan
taloncs. $3.50. chalecos. S8.0G. HazIett Taller.
ing Co.. BrackettviIlc. Texas.
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College s.. Auto Livery

Cuandr -cr"-5t0 gU -aaEnlf'co caro- GO s :
s -..i7t-0s. cue % rauso v"-.sGe-s s~at.Siac-
G. .~ar.o. m7reia~'n I'd. n:-u'.. lame Al
-a,ajono c.. 61.i. I'll College s.
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POR SOLO VEINTICINCO CENTATOS
HAGO \ listed UNA CARTA

Nc eEcarEo - hacc- todA ci@-c dc csrrE;o=
CT maFuinR u raHEscri;cs. r-aducc;o@c- :
copias CT cualqulera de los tres 'Ciomss -
2aHo', iaE.eS o frances. otrcz-o e.. rNacto
cum2liu;e1Io de los cncargcs Gue So ne ha-
kan. asi como lmPieza. proGJituG ) co-rcc-
20 cs-ilo.
For solo ve.uticinco ccGJavo> hago q listed
Una ca-ta Ell IA forma CUE 10 o-deuc. iUc.I-
yeudo en- este r-ecio e. costa de papc,, 500
ore y estampilias. y 5. listed 10 GeseS. yu mis-
no poudrr 81 car;a Fl ccrreC. recouc~taD-
do que 81 correspondence sea rcnulLa Ill
-cctauentc q nj apar,ado personal.
A.,e2Go o-de-eS pOT t~c,efcuo: llG1sc aro-a
nisu;u ; ry.;csc las mUIeLlas en- el -cSaEo
i 81 correspondence.
:. EAQUERO. 2II $. Alamo s.. Tel. CT.
3SgS Y so z. Houston s.. Swearingca BiGg.
No. 5I2. Tcl. Cr- $685.. \
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SELLOS DE COMA DC superior calGad g
g-crios conodos. Ex;enzC su-t.so dc tipoS :
E-lbadc5. .AccntCs para z. :d.uwa cspancl-
Pida c~ataioEo i.lstrsGo en- esTaroi. cny!a@-
do 10 reatavos en- ~es;ampIllas. Te,Sfouo Ira
yis 5232. 609-6Il Do.orusa St-San Ant0-
MO, Texas. La Unica casa mcNjcana que
aacc Scllos er San Anto-io.
TALLER FUNOGRAFICO-Lcant-o u. 70
d-5Eucz-REpAEACTO% De F~CNOGRAFOS
ia -oGaS ciases y MAQUINAS DE COoER-
100 Eur-sy.sta St-Saa Antonio. TcNas.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

- RENTN -ua-ro cn~ -n-.aa. $50 a-Is-
,.- O----a7 70 ~-l u &.rva ~. -N
~ EEN~A -sa--s l1,Gcb.,da- en- casa d.
raraHa ucxlcana. Agaorahiv SO ". Easj@
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18
Local Data

The leaders who cali themselves pro gressive and who pretend to speak for the progressive element in the repub~ lican party sacrificed every principle that made attractive the movement of eight years ago in order to gratify the ambition of some of the present-day leaders to prevent the people of thu United States from fulfilling theii honest obligations to the rest of thu world and to themselves. The aban. donment at Chicago of the progressive spirit was woefully tragic.
 "T hope and believe that the tragedy at Chicago will provide the democratic party with an object lesson in this di- rection that will not be overlooked"
 President Wilson also declined to discuss in detail the subject of prohi- bition, woman suffrage or the high cost of living. He expressed the opin- ion that the party leaders will provide a platform sufficiently broad. progress sive, liberal just and thoroughly democratic to convince the people of the country of the complete honesty of the democratic purpose and of the diff ference between it and the republican party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18

two-thirds vote of the legislature re- ferred to the then existing university and not to any departments thereafter acquired. The constitution was adopted in 1901 and the department acquired in 1907. and Mir. Crum contended that the board of trustees was not bound by any limitations imposed by Section 267.
 MT. Crum further argued that as the medical department was made a part of the university after the adoption of the constitution it was not neces- sary for the bill giving the board the right to move the department to re- ceive two-thirds vote of the legislature and that as the bill received a ma- jority of a quorum il was legally and constitutionally passed.
 He also contended. as Dr. Thomas had no property rights involved, he was not financially or otherwise in terested sufficiently to maintain any cause seeking to enioin the action of the board of trustees
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18
TARGET PRACTICE
 AT BOYLES RANGE

The public is invited to visit the Fourth Alabama infantry target range nea. Boyles Sunday afternoon, where an ex- hibition of skill in shooting will be given.
 Men will compete to gain place on the team which will represent the regiment at the national shoot to be held at Camp Perry, Ohio, in August, and crack target shooting will be shown by number of experts, among them being Lieut.. J. O. Moore of Company K. winner of several medals for his skill wrth the rifle and pistol.
 In addition to the target work, thers will be an exhibition of work with the Browning automatic rifle, the latest gun to be furnished the army. The gun holds twenty shells in clip and is fired auto matically. Work with the Browning ma. chine gun will also be chosen. Shoot ing will commerce at o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18

The vestibule train was unknown thirty-five years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18
CREDIT MEN INSTALL
 THEIR NEW OFFICERS

Installation of newly elected of- ficers of the Associated Retail Credit Men of Birmingham was one of the features of yesterday afternoons meeting. held at the Civic Association at 1 o'clock.
 W. Wallace Wilson. newly elected president. officiated Shortly after calling the meeting to order other of ficers and directors were installed
 The new officers of the association were elected at the annual meeting last Thursday night. Routine matters and business of importance to credit managers occupied the attention of the large group present during the re- mainder of the session.
 Officers and directors who were in stalled yesterday are o. E. Rollings vice president; W. V. Trammell, sec retary; Walter D. Hooper. E. B. Irwin W. A. O'Hara. J. W. Leggett, L. E..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18

Harris. John A. Pruitt. L. B. Cast, W E. Willett and J. E. Weinburg. direc tors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18
DECISION IN FIGHT
 ID RETAIN SCHOOL
 BY JUNE D LIKELY
Case Is Argued Before Su- preme Court and Decision Will Be Rendered In Re
 cess If Necessary
By FRED II. GORMLEY
 Montgomery Bureau The Age 22I-2 First National Bank Building

Montgomery, June 17.-(Special)-- medical department of the University of Alabama, which has been ordered removed from Mobile to Tuscaloosa as a result of the dissatisfaction of the department by the council on medical education of the American Medical As sociation, was submitted to the su- preme court Thursday on an appeal of the board of trustees from the de- cision of the Mobile circuit court in awarding Dr. Eugene Thames of Mo-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued at the office of the judge of pro- bate yesterday:
 John R. Robinson and Miss Eva Ware Armstrong.
 Lewis E. West and Miss Lucille Mar garet Moore
 Homer Anthony and Miss Berdie Sow CTS William H. Dent and Miss Lillian Ca mlle Miner
 Ezra Jacobs Burton and Miss Mildred Irene Mangrum.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18
SAYS BOARD WITHOUT POWER

MT. Ellington also contended that the board has no power to move the department because the act of 1907 dis solving the old medical college pro- yided that the medical department of the University of Alabama should take over all property and apparatus and should remain for all time in Mo- bile.
 MT. Crum argued that the medical college did not become a part of the university until 1907 and since Section PCT of the constitution provides that the university "as now established by law" could not be moved except by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18

bile a temporary injunction which re- strains the board of trustees from pro- ceeding with the removal
 The case was submitted to the court on oral arguments and briefs. Chief Justice John c. Anderson announced that an effort will be made to render a decision before June 30 and that if the case cannot be decided by that time a decision will be rendered in recess. An early decision must be rem dered as plans must be made for the next term which will begin in Septem- Der. Each side is desirous of obtaining this decision during the next few weeks. If the board of trustees win the case arrangements must be made for the establishment of the medical department at the university.
 Judge B. P. Crum of Montgomery represented the board of trustes in the arguments, while David H. Ellington of Mobile appeared for Dr. Thomas.
 The attorney representing Dr. Thames contended that the act of 1860 incorporating the Medical College of Alabama provided in Section that it should constitute a department of the University of Alabama and that Sec ton 267 of the constitution of 1901 provides that the university. as estab- lished by law at that time, could not be moved except upon two thirds vote of the legislature, and that the act of 1915 giving the board of trustees the power to move the medical depart ment to Tuscalosa or elsewhere, not having been passed by two thirds ma jority of the legislature, was inopera- tive and void.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-18
THE WEATHER
Forecast

Washington, June 17.-Forecast:
 Alabama and Mississippi - Local thundershowers Friday and Saturday; not quite so warm.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES

CHEVY CHAsE-PRACT1CALLY NEW. CON
tanning Z rooms and bath: servants room and
mahogany and white woodwork: hardwood
floors: garage for cars; lot 6ox12o; price,
SIS. $50.
ave., where property is rapidly increasing in
value: excellent building; IA rooms. baths.
extra toilet; hot-water heat; lot 2o11OO ground
alone will soon be worth the price. which Is
about what the assessors valued it two years
ago-only ST., 500.
New houses on 18th st. n.w.-s rooms and
tiled BATH laundry trays: sleeping porcn: OAK
floors; vapor heat: electricity; price, $lo.SoV.
On Mass. ave. near lincoln Park-9-room
and bath, bay window brick: good condition ;
hot-wuter heat; guaranteed possession; price,
5000.
Near Senate ONCE building-6 rooms and
bath: brownstone steps and trimmings; gooo
condition; alley; furnace heat; price, $5.2oo.
Live in one and rent the other: 2 2-family nats
near navy yard: 1st floor rooms and bath; I'd
floor rooms and bath; double front and rear
porcnes: private entrances; rented for $6o;
price, $3.50.
Fine Groom and bath semi-detached honse
near 1st and Il. l. ave. NV; snap at $4,ioo.
Perry St, Brookland-Semf- detached bricks;
6 rooms and hath; good condition; hot-air heat :
lot 3o114O: laundry in cellar; price, $4r'oo;
$3.50 cash.
Near 18th and Pa. ave. s.e.-6-room and
bath brick; excellent condition; furnace heat;
alley in rear; price. $3.50.
Nice Groom brick house near 18th and X
se.-Only 81, $50; easy terms, cheaper to buy
than rent.
FOR COIORED.
Near 18th and S-6-room and bath brick;
excellent condition; alley: large yard; furnace
heat: garage shed; lot 100 feet deep; price,
Sc, 800.
Near 9th and n.e.-6-room and bath
brick; lot 135 feet deep to alley; room for ga
rage; price, s., $50.
Near 22d and Va. ave.-sroom and bath
brick alley in rear; garage for cars; price,
81 $50; $3.50 cash.
WALTER A. BROWN,
14OO H St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

NEAR NAVY YARD
A three-minute walk to the yard and pos
session. House contains large rooms and
bath and has u double gnrage in rear rear Per
feet condition. Terms. Price, 81 500.
NORTHEAST
An ideal home. conveniently located to both
house is occupied by owner and has just re-
Gently been renovated inside and out. There
is double garage in rear. Immediate posses
sion. Terms. Price. $3.50.
BLOOMINGALE-
Almost new home containing spacious
rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat, electricity.
for double garage. Immediate possession.
Terms Price, $3.50.
rETWoRTH-
A de tached house with a good lot and garage
in rear. and only one block from cars. House
contains s rooms and bath and has a brand
new heating plant. Can be bought for 81 500
pos4ession. ros % % Lot 4s1i1s. M Price S. 900. A e
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Half block from 14th street cars on Park.
wood place. rooms. reception hall and tile
bath. Good deep lot to paved alley. Imme-
NEAk 14th AND FAIRMoNT.
Beautiful. 3-story, stone, bay-window front
house. with 10 rooms, 3 baths. servants quar-
ters and toilet Hot-water heat. electricity.
good yard Occupied by owner. who desires i'm.
furnished: Easy terms Price, $4,000. sub.
ject to offer.
story. colonial brick house. 10 rooms 2 tile
baths, hot-water heat, electricity porches
front and rear and garage. Reasonable terms
and immediate possession. Price, SIS 900,
CHEVY CHASE
Attractive, 3-story. hollow-tile, detached
house, 10 rooms and 3 tile baths hardwood
floors. hot-water heat. electricity; lot 75x175
and double garage. Leland street half block
from car lire. Terms. Immediate possession.
Price. $17, 500
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
Room !. Southern bldg
Evening star., 1920-03-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES

On the heights west OF 18th st. NV. We
have a beautiful Broom nome; Two DaeiIs
hot-water heat electric light; hardwood floors
laundry tubs; instantaneous hot water heater
modern in every detail: front and rear porches
sleeping porch; large yard to u paved alley.
On New York ave. ne. slx-room ana oath
brick: furnace heat; yard to an alley: room
for a garage This wonderful buy can De
bought on easy terms
S. 500
On 10th st. ne. have a fine six-room
and bath brick: hot-water heat rooms deep
cellar under whole house. This home can Dc
secured terms.
On Newton st. NV. We have good looking
alley; convenient to car line. This Is one OF
the best buys today. Easy terms.
$3.50.
We have a modern, up-to date Groom and
ba tn semi-detached home in Brookland. Hot
water heat, electric light. stationary tubs
front and back porches, front. back and side
yards. Terms if desired.
Near Soldiers Home-A Groom and bath
brick; hotair heat: electric light; modern in
every way: large back yard to an alley. Tbs
is wonderful buy.
J. DALLAS GRADY,
302 Maryland bldg.
II ST n w
Evening star., 1920-03-13
WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTED-HOUSES
TO RENT.
FURNISHED OR UNFURN1SHED.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, ANo.'
(Estahlished 1921,

WANTED-HOUSES
TO RENT.
FURNISHED OR UNFURN1SHED.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, lNC.'
Established 1922. ,os
S17 18th st. NV. ~
WANTED TO RENT FOR sUMMER-sEVEN EN
or eight room house in country mus. ,
water and electricity and be on eiectrlc 81 I'M
will pay 500 per month. Address BOX ~. ~
Star office.
WANTFD-HOUSE OR APARTMENT; SlA
rooms and hath: mi; NV. preferred; or hve-
room apartment; not over $50; unfurnisheo'
on or before April 10 .,.- ,.s
BY APRIL five OR SIX ROOM UNFuk-
nished house; family of adults; rent not 10
exceed $50; state full particulars. Address
BOX 3O0R. Star office. -
FOR SUMMER. BEGINNING MAY OR JUNE.
furnished house. seven or eight rooms; pton poten
Heights or northwest suburbs; private family.
Phone NORTH 6143 Apt "a.
Will PAY GOOD RENT FOR UNFCRN1SH,
ed house in northwest suburban section until
October or longer: responsible tenant, reier-
ences. Address Box 316-R. Star office.
SMALL FURNISHED. SUBURBAN HOUSE
for summer months. Address Box s'9 r. ;. Star
office. IA
ONE OR 8 ROOM MODERN HOUSE, OR
cottage. in city or suburbs; II rent is reason.
able. will lease for or two years. Want
occupancy any time before May 1st Please
state amount Of rent. Address Box 2ol-A,
OR ROOM HOUSE or APARTMENT. IN
furnished; not $75 month; NV, ne
f. BALDWIN, 726 9Th st. Sc. IA
BY COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN. A 40
room bungalow with big yard. in suburb, by
the year. Address details with price to r. H.
kOEHLER, 120 S. Henry ST., Alexandria, Va
HOUSE. UNFURNISHED. NV. SECTION.
ny March Il, from $40 rooms. K. RlDER,
POT st. NV. IA
WANTED-APRIL l. FOR SUMNER MONTHS
longer, house: Mt Pleasant or in country.
within easy reach city: either small house or
child each unfurnished preferred: would
consider furnished: best references. Phone Col.
500. 4s
wANTED-sIX TO EIGHT ROOM UNFUR-
nished bungalow cottage. city or subufps
before May / will lease 1 or years and con
slider purchase. Address Box SIX. Star or
ace.
WANTED-FURNIsHED OR UNFuRNIsHED.
house Of 6 to 9 rooms in NV: prefer house
Oct or longer; state price and particulars.
p. o. Box 212. U st. station.
SMALL HOUSE, UNRNRN1SHED. WITH
sleeping porch; Ami; pmediate possession
Address Box 307-P. Star office. 10
BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY. 6 OR ROOM
house. furnished or unfurnished; not too far
out; must be reasonable. Address Box 10O'R,
Star Office. I5
WANTED-UN SIX OR EIGHT
room house, in northwest: rent not to exceed
$50; state location and price in first letter.
A. c. MILLER, 837 keefer place NV. 13'
HOUSE, UNFURSISHED. ABOUT ROOMS
northeast section Call Main 6345. or write
NJ. S.. 345 Munsey bldg. u.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

INSPECT AT ONCE.
412o 5th ST. NV.
Seven rooms, semi-detached: asphalt street;
paved alleys; half block from Grant Circle;
car line and car stop; four bedrooms; open nre.
place; attic: built-in refrigerator; laundry and
toilet in cellar: hot-water heat; coionnades;
gas and electricity; front and rear cellar en-,
frances; hardwood trim throughout; screened
and weatherstripped. Immediate possession.
Terms.
B. II. GRUvER. Builder.
Tel. Col 1851 or NJ. 76S.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
J. DALLAS GRADY,
3G Maryland bldg.
1014 II st. NV.
Main T1T

NEW COLONIAL COTTAGE
& rooms, bath. pantp', large closets.
screened pcrches; in northwest: lot
5Ox14O, with every city convenience
and delightful suburban surroundings;
II square from cars; 20 min. to busi-
ness section. Most for your money
today.
Call OWNER West 1874 1is