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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-06
MILLIONS CHINESE
FAMINE STRICKEN
Foreign Organizations. Including
American Are Aiding ~ Relief
81 Starving.

Picking. Nov. Relief work for
the 20 .o0o. goo estimated sufferers
from famine iu the four Chinese prov
snecs where the crops failed this year
has been undertaken enerEetfcaily by
both Chinese and foreign organiz8-
lions One ~ the latter o. an Amefi-
can committee t8 raise and distribute
famine funds mich was organized on
the initiative az the American Minis
ter. Charles q Crane and ts headed
by no. q FuNon of the American
Chamber % Commerce Ca reking IT.
G Emery, a banker recently ~ New
York and Washington was Appointed
treasurer ~ the American committee
The British and French communities
wiil appoint similar committees
Tho Chinese ministries ~ Finance.
Agriculture and Interior have APP
pointed q commission 90 dispense 81
80o. eco fund % be raised by means -
short term loan From shanghai
comes news - another fund ~ 81
500 600 undertaken by seven province
nt TN lns'igation ~ Tank shao.yi,
the chief southern peace delegate
Comprr heusive reports submitted -
the American Relief committee indi-
cate that the early reports e distress
have NOS been exaggerated br Y. r.
TUCKER. writing from TcnehoW. shan
tung. saws To-day an Ola man with
keen memory was describing corr
ditlons - Years ago twhen mcmor
able famine occurred1 and Ee is quite
sure that conditions are worse for
then ne said there WAS whea, crop
just before he drought which crop
Ne have. not had except in very hm
tied areas
Mrs Edith & TalImon. missionary.
aays portions 81 Shantuug and Chihu
provinces are practically Without any
harvest Even the trees bad been
stripped - their leaves FOR use az
food FROM Tehchow % Llntsing
Goo miles nlouR tho Grand canal in
shantungl not half the planted neids
viii give back the grain used 20 plant
them" she writes
"One we'll to- do farmer has already
used All tho produce from his ten
acres and has cold the wadded gar
ments that his family need for the
winter Another farmer near Lint
sing has torn down Some of bis build
iugs in order - use the sorghum
stalks ~ the thick roof for fuel"
"Tssg selling 81 children d CONE
mon. continues Mrs. Talimor "A
fine little lad a year old WAS offered
for s. and none wanted him A boy
az i've. whose mother had died 81
cholera and whose father was sick.
was led by an old beggar woman She
has four hots 80 her own hat she
said. I coUldnt leave him his father
l. trying a. give him away and says
q nobody viii feed him he VIII have
to throw him iii the river Little
children are found deserted in the
streets and tome have been rescued
from the river People are trying t0I
make rnarrfa ges for their daughtcrs.
even very young girls
Another "a ritter from the district
southwest ~ paotlngfu says AS far
a. one can see 81 any direction there
a nothing growing ga the fields thai
can keep che people alive this win
ter NO ono was working lu The fields
and almost no one tfavellii on the
roads Tho people have either left -
are Sitting m Tie villages conserving
energy - much IT. possible
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-06

with all the nations o. the earth.
q sometimes read On your newapa.
PER- be said. "os these subtle devil
is1 schemes which the British gov
eminent j. preparlng with the object
~ preventing your trade expansion
have been n member - the British
Cabinet ] have been the minister 90
the crown responsible for the trade
policy and activities Of the govern
ment and ] assure you formally and
without reservation that the principle
which underiies British trade policy 10
expressed iu the i've words:
trade and equal opportunity
'lf we continue 20 trust one am
other 10 we know a. state az trua.
one another 90 attempt 70 stoal
marches each upon tho other. then ]
believe thas the completion ~ our
traders viii add a. end not subtract
from The understanding 81 the one a..
tion by the other
Let nae declare without any possl-
bility ~ misunderstandinw the Brit
ish government viii welcome the co..
operation of the government u the
United States in dealing with the
problems u the East and the west
and that so far as trade g. concerned,
q stands today by SIS old policy %
fair trade and equal opportunity
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-06

specially interested themselves in the
codifscatlon o. ths canon law. piux X.
BoulfDca VII Innocent III. Alexander
n. Gregory IN and Benedict ~
The block II CarraFa marble for
QuaarunlM statute of Cardinal Raan-
polla weighs ~ tons. and the statue
viii be over six feet and nine inches
high, with an angel la high relief be-
bird a. Tho monument will EVENT.
uany he placed IN the Rasilica Of
santa Cecilia IN Trastevere. which
was Cardinal Rampolla's titular
church. the lower part of which he re-
stored Eofgeousiv in 1901.
Benedict XIV frequently visits the
studios Of both these artists, advising
with them as 20 tho work which they
are carrying out FOR him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-06

on a throne. receiving from his co..
worker. Cardinal 0aspaFrl the vol
umes containing the newly codlfiod
canon law. represents Sc figures. al
portraits ~ the ecclesiastic aid Law
court q the nontiff There are 10 be-
seen 10 cardinals. the pope's afnr1or-
domo AEousignor Taeci. his Master q
the Chamber. MonslNnor de Samper,
the Grand Mnrnhaim. who have charge
~ great Vatican ceremonies and wear
the picturesque renaissance dress OF
ruff and douhlet. the commanders az
the Noble Guard. the Swiss Guard
and many others. 50 the picture viii
nave considerable historic interest Ia
the future.
Round the enormous frame there
are portraits Of past popes who have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-06
PRESENT POPE Is
PATRON OF ARTS
~
Benedict ~ Encourages Work 81
Seuiptors ard Painters.

Rome. nov. s-Although the popes
Of 20 FAY cannot afford % spend eaoT-
nous SUMS on artists. sealptors and
decorators a. did tire poufiffs - the
renaissance. Benedict Ky Is q patron
~ the arts. and has allowed two arr
lists 90 have studies and work on tho
grounds % the Vatican. They are
QuaaFouL the sculptor who az the
popes exnnse is modelling a more
than Mfr-stsa h.atua - tire Cardinal
Rampoila for his monument n the
Church ~ santa CaciNa and the ar
list Antoneili who Is painting a huge
picture ~ the PRONUNCIATION q the
codex % canon law
The picture Of Benedict Ky seated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-06
Richmond Woman Says
She Lived in Hope of
Regaining Health ~
Tanlac Made Her Well
and Strong.

Tor long time. said Airs ~ r
whitley. 81 2fQ6 East Grace street.
hlehmond. Va. Il lived in hopes that
some das ! would get back my health.
and By the help 81 Tnnlac my wish
has at last come true. for ! have
eained fifteen pounds On weight and
tm now a strong well and happy
woman
IL never knew what h was 20 feel
hungry and just hHG 70 force myself
- eat ~ food seemed to do me no
good and I got 90 a lady run down
condition I was 30 nervous. weak
and dixEy that I could not get out ~
ny chair without holding onto some
thinG O. keep from falling. Some
times mere was such a swimming III
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

Consideration $500.
II Il. Joels TO ". T.. Cooper lot Q,
block 3. South Side. Consideration
$500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

in oil at depth of $500 feet The
boiler has been mOfed back In prcpa-
ration 10 drilling In. There is an old
field near Moran but this well may
open up an entirely ne wfield with
oil coming from deeper level.
sipr Springs Active
IN the Sipc Springs district Of GO.
man, he county there have been sew
eral com .,letions in the shallow sands.
The House, No. 2 of Sparks and Bal
lard has been producing at the rate
of 30 barrels dab, since II was drill
led into the sand Tue same opera
tors have two other gdbf wells on
this district. ON the WaggN.er tract
adjoining the lIouser the W. Hey
Mills oil Company ha sdevelOpcd =
ihrr. producers with u total flow ~
i7O barrels daily on tho north end
NJ the Graham tract the Sterling oil
Company has completed one well
with flow Of 20 barrels daily. The
American Petroleum Company has
completed six producers on the Hon
4erd tract and is drilling four others
The Eastland Desdcmona Company
also has one well at 2ji feet that Il
making 30 barrels ~ oil.
In Jack county the Graham stow
ART No. of the Cosden oil a. Gas Co
which recently struck the black lime
formation ut 1900 feet. has started
battling some oil and Is causing con
siderable excitement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
GRAND JURY is
SWORN IN AND
Gets To WORK
DISTRICT COlRT HIGGINS Win
JUDGE HENRY =. IiiSIiOP
PRESIDING.

District court opened yesterday
morning at y o'clock Tor the March
term. which Is a ten weeks term.
with Judge Henry ; Bishop on the
bench. About liU eases are on the
jury civil docket. the non-iuhy dock
1T and the appearance docket amonk
them being 81 suits for divorce.
Following the opening ot court.
the grant jury was empanelleG ana
instructions To investigate alleged vi
Citations OF laws against prostitution.
gambling. liquor sales. public health
assaults and other matters. The
grand jury Is composed of the follow
ing: Guy W. Faller, foreman. J
y. Riggs. ]. y. Beaslcy, \. 5 Stin.
nett. !. T. Claybrook. Lon Sellers. II
l.. Kcarns. W W. Lynch. Charles
Martin. J. II. Whcatley. 7. T. Roach
aud Il. r.. Mcqueen The bailifts arc
James :. Blair, u =. Harper Ben
Daggett and Il. $. Sullingcr.
The major portion of the afternoon
was consumed in hearing arguments
10 the court by the respective attor'
neys In the case of the First National
Hank vs.. Y. W. Rush. the question be-
ing whether or not n certain dcp0si
ton be permitted to be- introduced
In evidence. II II expected that the
trial Of the case will be taken up TINS
morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
NEW SHALLOW FEEL D IS OPENED
IN NORTHWEST RANGER DISTRICT
niElUsf /.

sIecial 10 the News
FoRT WORTH. Mar ga new
field of shallow production apparent.
ly has been opened up three miles
northwest Of Ranger. In district
that has long had deep production
but which has never been
exploited for the shallow sands.
The new territory Is forecast by
the completion OF the Christmas
No. .. Of the sun Company. In the
shallow and found at l.7l3 feet. for
u production OF 1875 barrels. There
nrc no other shallow producers In
that territory or near II. the nearest
being In the llolleman field In the
northern part Of Eastland county. 3
miles away. II Is not considered
llekly that this Is an extension Of the
1l0llcman field. as the new well III
considerably shallowcr and In 40 far
away The deep wells Of that dis.
trict never were very good producers
aud probably all the holes In that dis
trlc will be plugged back the shall
low sands developed there.
Deep Producer.
One new deep producer IL reported
from the Pleasant Grove district. II
" the Boyd No II of the Texas Co.
which Is flowing iiO barrels daily
from the deeper pay
Shackcford county at last has n
well that looks like good producer
II rs the Snyder No. Of The Associa-
ted oil Company. six miles west OF
Moran. which Is standing poo feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
Warranty Deed

J. II Campbell 10 ]. IT, Higgins
ct II. blocE ~ san lacinto addition
Consideration $4,000.
e. r. Rensoncr 10 W G. Kenyon.
OTIS lie. block l23N, plemons add
ion. Consideration $4,000.
I =. TAYLOR to Everett W. Glenn.
OTIS and =. block .lN. san Jacini0
edition. Consideration $3.50.
John " Crudginglon to G. II Me
Nabb. lot -. block I s :. ConsidefH'
ton si,25O.
c. r. Ware ct II to W. e. Kenyon
OTIS I. \. .. 10. block 1853 q. & $.
consideration $3.50.
J. + Trayelstcad 10 u. ! Beck
iart OF section \, block ~. u 5. a
=. Consideration Sl9.SO0.
Bertha Astracan 10 Fred Hester.
lots aud s. block Il. q. 6 $. Coh-
liberation $500
A. Brown to W. G. Irwin lot 10.
block eel, Plemons addition. Con-
liberation $500.
First National Bank to Mrs Min
le NJ farrell ct al, lot II. block Is,
!. a s. Consideration $3.50.
l.. \. Wells TO II. T. Canode. lots
el-22. block 22O. Murphy plcmons
addition Consideration $4,000.
r. \. Thayor to II. = Canode. lots
and >. block .; lot l. block 1903;
lot 3. block 9l1, san Jacinto addi-
lion. Consideration 5000.
Il II. Joyce TO John W Curdging'
ton. lot .. block /. South Side. Con
sidcration $3.50,
Clyde \. Mcfarland to Fred Hes
ter. lots : and \. block 81, G, a \
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

regular. do not suffer the pans | used
10. Keep house aud do all the work. |
recommend your modlcln" to all who
suffer a. | did and You may ~" my let
Ter as you like Mrs. MINNIE MifCn'
IA. Harrington, Me,
There are many women who sufer a'
Mrs Mitchell lid aud who are being ben
edtted hy thi. great medicine every day
IA la. helped Thousands of women who
have hern troubled with displaccmrnia
Inflammation liberation, irrrru'ar'tic.,
periodie pains. hsokarhr, TINT barring
down feeling, indigestion, aud nervous
pfosifatiun
IAdia g.. ruhhams Vegetable com
pound contain, uo Narcotics or hirmlul
drnr.. u - maie fnom extract. OF
FOOT. aud hrfbs ,ni b. safe medium
l,f women. N y'u Need ,p,rial advice
write iAdA ~ pubbsm Medicine Go,
leonhdrmiall, l!an, Macs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

aud su q u \ h'af'
ing Il ow n feel
ing that | could me-,
stand on my feet
| also had other dis
trcssing symptoms.
Al times | had 10
give up work !
tried u number Of
remedies hut LYDIA
T. pinkhams Ncgc.
table Compound DID
me- more good than
ANYTHING else. ! an,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
Trnlsfcr oil Leases

W. G. Kenyon To Walter. Jones &
Jones. 30a off Of the east side Of 3
~ OF NWi-4 Of section 1875. block
Il. a. NJ. Consideration $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
SICK WOMEN
HEAR NE
You Can Be Free from Pain
40 I Am, If You Do as ! Did.

Harrington. Mel suffered with
backachc, pains hroug my hips
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
Transfer.

George s. Williams 10 National l..
a. |. Co.. lot 10. block ~. Eakle adj
ditiOn. Consideration $4,000.
II. +. Tanner 10 Herman Kerr lot
s.. block 1888. Plemons addition.
Consideration. notes
j. u. Scott to Otis Truloye. lot .,
block llG. Plcmons addition. Consld-
GRAFTON $4,000
Evening star., 1920-04-22

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; HAND
some new modern Groom colonial
brick: elec. lights; h.-wh: sleenjng
and dining porches; garage space, etc:
high point in Petworth; close to cars:
only $3.50; terms.
Prompt possession: handsome two.
story colonial brick; double rear
porches; elec. lights: h.-w h.: room for
near 4th and Fla. ave. n.e.; ne only
$3.50; terms.
Prompt possession; we'll constructed.
attractive 6r. and b. house: close to
Georgia eve. Petworth: for quick sale,
$3.50; desire equity cash.
l2th ct. ne. near Eye: owner pur-
chased this number Of years ago. and
low price of $3.50: about 1000 cash,
balance arranged: Or. and b. brick;
h-w.h; garage space.
Bloomingdale: beautiful CIR. pressed
brick; hot-air heat: big lot to paved
alley; $3.50; easy terms.
Similar houses In Sc. selling for
5000; owner has authorized US to sell
for 81. 600: Or. and b. pressed brick:
colonial porch; h0t-air heat; big lot
to an alley; rented for $50; north of
Pa. ave. Sc; terms
Near E. Cap. and Sth sts.; 6-r and
b. brick: rented for $50 a month; small
lot; this is a "give-away' at 1850;
reasonable terms.
Two-family brick fat. within several
squares Of Pa. ave-; pre-war rental:
out-of- town owner; consider an offer Of
less than s.. 500; terms.
Within several blocks Of busy thor
oughfare, 18th and H me-: white sec
tion; G-room porch-front frame; very
big lot to an alley: asking 81 $50;
make an offer; on easy terms.
For sale to colored; vacant: Ben
ming I'd ne near 18th; Or and b.
brick; very big lot; only $3.50; small
cash payment, balance monthly.
NJ. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone NJ 4587. 1923 st. NV.
".
Evening star., 1920-04-22

FOR sALE-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR-
nisbed: IL rooms; bath; 9 sleeping porches:
hot and cold. water and stationary basins in
eyery room; hot-air heat; located In heart
81 cify: within minutes walk Of car lines;
immediate possession. Address Boz 104-P.
Star oGlce. 81
Evening star., 1920-04-22

VICINITY =
SOLDIERS HOME
PERFECT LITTLE HOME OF 8 ROOMs
and bath: h.-w.h.. gas and cleo: laundry
Al condition throughout; front porch and swd
rear porches screened: exceptionally large
yard: fruit trees. etc. Owner occupant; q
home that would be hard to duplicate at
IS, $50; terms. ~
r. J. NEsLISE COMPANY -
305-67 Continental Trust Bldg.
18th and H SITS. ~
Phone Main 10s. =
81 Dr
.-ss
KRAMER ST. N,E.-3-EOOM FRAME FOff I
81, 200; also 5-room. .and-bath brick % NORTH 6
Carolina ave-. near Lincoln Park. for e2, lee:
very easy tsrms both. ApSiy 70 b. g =
xEAHxs 1eo4 y ~
Evening star., 1920-04-22
FOR SALE-HOUSE9
Continued.
THOS. f. FARRELL,
Suite 837. Woodward Bldg,
Phone Main 766.

none MAIN /UO. -
$6.5O0-os0O block Georgia ave-: six room and
bath brick house; bargain for quick
purchase; can be remoleled for bust-
ness purpose.
81, ,500-2SOO block :1th st. NV: eight rooms..
reception Lall and bath hot-water
heat and electric lights; all moderp
improvements; double porch acrs0
front: garage.
So, O0O-9 rooms and bath brick: occupied BIZ
owner; in good condition. f.S
IS. 450-North OF Park road. west of 14th 10. r
eight rooms and bath: valuable prop.s
erty; occupied by owner. bargain for
quick purchase.
sl3, ,50O-Emerson St. Sauls Addition: eistss
rooms and bath; detached: garaa
convenient both lines; occupied
by owner
s7.o50-Taylor at. Petworth: 6 rooms and
bath: alley house; colonial porch;
garage.
so. 5O0-A very desirable .ix-room tile batir
brick house: northeast: combina tion
hot water and furnace heat: station
ary tubs: garage space; convenient
10 all car lines.
$6,5O0-P ST. near 9Th st. NV: rooms aud
bath; hot air heat: large lot to alley;-
reasonable terms.
$6.OO-2-family apartment: rooms and bath
each; good condition: near 2Srd and
sts. NV. nice neighborhood: this
property is worth your immediate con-s
sderation.
SO, 250-l1th st. bet NJ and \ ats Sc: frame.
construction store and living quar-
ters: rooms upstairs. 2 rooms snd
store downstairs; large lot to alley ~
bargain; terms. no
'pts
THOS. E. FARRELL. s
Suite 837, Woodward Bldg, "a
Phone Main 766. = =
Evening star., 1920-04-22
MR.. SPECULATOR.

SEVEN SMALL HOUSES.
Press brick; modern baths. front porches,
years: good repair. Price. 81, $50 each; easy
terms. Can he resold for $1,000 quick. Phone
Franklin a371. or Room s:s3. Bond bldg.
BUY OR SELL. REAL ESTATE THROUGH
o. r. ZANTZINGER.
NOW VACANT-7room brick: h-w.h.; elect.
lights: possession; price reasonable: Mt.
Pleasant near 18th. Owner Col 591j-J. 25'
Alb East Capitol st. Prie, $1l0OO; small
store and apartment.
All East Capitol ST. Price. $500.
4ls East Capitol st.-6 rooms. Price.
$1,000.
100 9th st. se.-Store and dwelling. Price,
$1,000.
1o3 9Th st. n.e.-s r. and b.; fur. heat.
Price. Sc. 40.
10 7th st. se.-e r. and b.; all modern i'm
provements. Price. $1,000.
60 A st. ne.-9-r. and b. brick; large
back yard and garage. Price, $1,000; make
Offer
1924 North Capitol st.-s9, ,ooe.
403 st. n.e.-6-r and b.; cellar; room for
oil st. NE r. and b.; latrobe heat.
Price. s.. 600.
913 East Capitol st.-store and dwelling.
Price. $500.
74474s 7th st. SEE rooms: large lot;
back TO alley. Price, $3.50 each.
712 st. s.e.-7 +. and b.; latrobe heat;
Sc go: immediate possession.
GIL 9 st. s.e.-8 r. and latrobe heat. Price
5000.
S16 Pa. ave. s.e.-Store and dwelling. Price,
$10.500.
1435 D st. SEE r. and b. Price, 81. .5oo
15S Hobart place n.w.-6 r. and b.; hot air
heat. Price, $1,000
APPLY To
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS
SIS East Capitol st.
Evening star., 1920-04-22
Suburban.

Suburban.
$9,5Oo-Foxall Heights; detached.
6r., b.. h.-w.h.; elec; porches.
13,OO0-Detached; corner; Edgemore.
8 r., h.-w.h.; cleo; lot 1ooXleo;
garden: garage; fenced; bargain
s1l, ,OOO-Bradley Hills; bungalow: vacant.
6r h.-w.h.; cleo; lot 130x2O.
s11.o50-New; vacant: bungalow; Saurs Add.
Sr.. 2 b.; porches; sun parlor.
75O-Detached home; Sauls Addition.
Sr.. b.. on two floors; garage.
5OO-Attractive bungalow: River road.
. r.. b., h.-w.h.; elec.; porches.
50 s5O-keokuk St.. Chevy Chase, D. c.
Z r., tiled bath: h.-w.h.; elec.
5OO-New home: nr. Chevy Chase Club.
8 r., b.; unusually attractive
home: q large corner lot.
95O-Brookland; yemi-bungalow.
6r b.. h.-w.h. elec. porches.
S. 65O-Rungalow; vacant: Brookland. d. c.
r.. b.. h.-w.h.; cleo; garage.
s9OGo-Kearney St. Brookland, d. {.
s r., b.. h.-w.h.: double garage;
hollow tile.
Petworth.
"a 95O-yarnum ST; nr. cars; detached.
8 r. b.; furnace ht. gas.
95O-Vacant; Warier st. nr. Col I'd.
r. b.: modern; rm. for garage.
S7.O0O-Illinois ave-; unf.: 81 500 fur.
6r., b., h.-w.h.: elec.
.75O-Varnum ST.: semi-detached.
Sr b., h.-w.h.: porches; I'D, alley.
50 25O-Third ST.; brandnew
r.. b., h.-w.h.; elec.; screened
sleeping porcn.
A very we'll built asd attractively
arranged home.
IS. 5OO-Illinois ave mr.. Kennedy st.
6r, b., h.-w.h. cleo; large lot.
Washington Heights.
ss,5oo-Iamont st. nr. 10th; bargain.
Or, b.. modern; possession.
So 9c5O-Vacant; Park I'd. nr. 18TH.
7r, b., h.w.h elec
$40, OOO-Newton st. nr. 18th; det
IL r., b.: modern; lot 50x1S0:
$ll 5OO-Nr Conn. ave. and Million Dollar
Bridge.
6r., b.. h.-w.h-; elec.: porches.
s11 .5oo-Belmont I'd. mr. Col I'd.
10 r., b.. h.-w.h.; attractively ar
ranged.
s1l. .5oO-On 18th st. mr. Lamont.
10 r. b. h.-w.h.: elec.
81 75O-Newton st. nr. 18Th.
1Or. Oh. brick; h.~h.; elec.;
rm. for garage.
So 0OO-Park rd facing Rock Creek PIX.
Or. . b.. h.-w.h.: cleo: hdwd.
fis: rm. for garage; colonial front
porch and sleeping porch.
SIT 5O0-Wyoming ave- nr. Col. I'd.
10 r.. . b.: elec.; h.-wh.: splendid
condition.
S17. .5O0-Nr Conn. ave- and Bridge.
sr., b.. on . floors; corner.
Evening star., 1920-04-22
FOB sALE-H0USES

GVo 0aAG-11VUSAsS
NEAR 2lst AND F N.w.--e-H; BRICK; FOR OF!
coored. s.. 200: good terms REAL ESTATE
En-. 526 18th n:w. NJ G2O3.
NEW: OWNER; POSSESSION: IDEAL HOME;
complete in every detail; location. 1Oos New
ten ias. sroGksnd land Inspection by
FOR sALE-BY OWNER, NEARLY NEW I
room bungalow on large lot: in beautiful and
improved residential section Only s6;oDo Gash
required. Possession in 80 days. little IN
Address Box 126-P. Star office
SPLENDID HOME IN VIEW OF PENN. AVE.
Sc; brick. with rooms and bath; large
porches; elec.. furnace heat; deep yard to wide
terGs asy pAvp eaTsns
bldg. Main 364S, Cod. 4393-W, before AN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; s ROOMS AND,
bath, hot-water heat: room for garage 49,
POSSESSION: 10 ROOMS AND BATH; NEAR
14th and Fairmont; cheap: terms Addr.ss
Eox 1i1-P. Star office.
POSSEssTON; GROOM COLONIAL BRIO 4;
h.-w.h.; electricity; Ami; glassed sleep ing
porch; room for garage; best section Park
View. and like new: $3.50. Phone owher.
Col. 7S65-W. 2f'
$40. .oOO-RIGGs PL. BET. 18th and 18th.
8 rooms and . baths: hot-air heat:
large yard TO alley. Possession at once.
sl3, ,o0o-Ontario rd near Col. rd.
3 and bath: electric Lights:
steam heat; room for garage. Now
vacant
S13, 500-S street bet. 10th and 18th.
beatEfifUl house. l. rooms and =
baths electric lights. steam heat;
room for garage. Now vacant.
S1J, ,O00-S street bet. 10th and 18th.
An individual home Of II rooms and
baths electric lights, 2 rear porches:
newly papered and painted. large yard
to alley. Now vacant.
SIS ,OO0-Cash Reduced from $40. 500 for quick
sale. Near Dupont Circle. Wide,
handsome stone house: II large rooms.
steam heat, electric lights. Now va
can't
SIS, ,OO0-Attractive bungalow in D. c. One
square from Wisconsin ave-: rooms.
attractive living room: large stone
fireplace: hot-water heat; electric
lights; porches two sides; lot 50y
100.
r. Z. l.. YELLOTT & CO.,
1885 N. Y. ave. Main 1893.