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Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04
FIRE DESTROYED UNION BLOCK
 38 YEARS AGO LAST MONDAY
Patriot of June 2, 1882, Gives An Account of Damage Done, Which Included Loss
 of Printing Plant
Dr. Sharpe H. Payne George E. Shaw Perry Brown and
 L. Fl. Fuller Among Those Burned Out

soon shot up through roof and sides, and lit up the surrounding vicinity. MT. Clark. sleeping in the second story. had barely time to save his life by escaping from the front balcony of the building. The alarm was given at 2.3o q. m. and in two hours all was ashes. Besides Union Block, great damage to surruondine buildings and loss of property was sustained The firemen did all that men could do, in some instances even rlslSing life In their efforts to save effects from the lower stories of the block, and else where We cannot speak too highly in their praise There is now no question that 1t was owing to their superhnman efforts that the whole business part of the town was not re dueed to ashes A little more wind, and nothing could have saved it. The streets are so narrow that 1t would seem impossible to avert this calamity always unless some extra steps are taken to prevent the spread of fife,
 The whole town feels the depressing effect of this blow, as it is the second of the same character that has taken place within five years. 1t is sur missed in the latter instance to have been the work of an iacendiary, but of that nothing is conclusive,
 The other property damaged was in Futile Block, the lioyle Block and the block where the Commercial Ho- tel is located. The following is list of the sufferers and their losses, and the insurance they had on their prop erty:--
 Union Block, loss SEQ, 900, insur- unce $16,000.
 T. C. Bugbee, hardware, loss $i5. coo, insurance 6,500.
 George E. Shaw X Co.,. jewellers, loss S3.000, insurance $i.500.
 Putnam Patriot, loss 5000, insur- anee S4,500
 D. D. Jacobs, druggist, loss S2,500, insurance SS, 100.
 George Warren, Jr, iewelry and
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04

fancy goods, loss $3,Ooo, insurance s250O
 R. M. Hoyle, barber. loss about $500, fully insured
 Seward x O'Leary, law office, loss s700, insurance $500.
 C. II. OsPood, sheriff, office furni- ture ruined by water.
 Paynes dining rooms, loss $200, in surance $500
 C L. Geer. loss $900, no insurance.
 Dr. w H Sharpe, dentist, loss 5000, insurance $500
 Dr. A. D. Crabtree, loss $3,000, no insurance.
 Perry X Brown, hardware, loss sl = 900, fully insured.
 Putnam Gas Co, loss $70, no in surance.
 P o. Wilson, postoffiee, loss $l,- 800, insurance $500.
 Commercial House, loss $l 300, ful- ly insured.
 Harlow, photographer. loss $500, no insurance.
 L. H. Fuller loss $i i,2o0. inspance s1 300.
 While the firemen were eXerting themselves the ladies were serving them hot coffee, much to the gratifica- tion of the weary men
 We are necessarially impefect in details owing to the little time we have to get our paper ready for the press. We shall probably give full Ter and more perfect account in our next
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04

1t was just 3s years ago last Mon ey morning that the startling cry f "Fire. Fire" awoke the citizens of fatnam from their sleep and sum aioned them to Union Square, where Pntnam's largest business block was eapidiy being consumed by fire for Ghe second time within five years. It was the day after Memorial Day that the building was destroyed, and the ringing of the fire alarm al noon on Decoration Day this year recalled the aifair to the minds of many of the cider inhabitants of this city. One of -Aese who has copy of The Patriot issued on June ,. 1882, has brought that time, as now, was located in Union Block, and it's plant was com eietely ruined. IF spite of this fact Inc paper did not lose a single issue, though for many weeks 1t was printed n a diminutive size, The issue that came out directly after the fire meas ores i2x15 inches
 The late A. W Macdonald mad bought The Patriot two weeks before ihe destruction of the building At the time of the fire he was cn route from Putnam to New York in order to aring his family back to this city. On reaching New York MT Macdonald was handed a telegram, Union Block destroyed by fire, Will help you all we can. l.. Q. Williams" It was this that told him of his loss. but he at once decided to come to Putnam and continue the publication of The Pa triot
 The account of the fire as given in the issue two days later reads as fol- lows
 Last Wednesday morning, when the whole town was wrapped in sleep. tired from the excitement of the pre- eeding day. the startling cry of Fire. Fire" rang out on the still morning air. The sleepy denizens as they rushed to their windows saw the flames bursting forth from various parts of Union Block The flames
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04
JOY RIDERS DIDN'T APPEAR

In response to a telephone message received from Webster Saturday eve ming the Putnam police put out drag net in the hope of heading out a party of hilarious young men in touring car that had left the Massachusetts town and headed south.
 Passing through Webster, the mes sage said, the machine was driven recklessly, injuring several people. Although an officer remained at the junction of Mechanics and School streets until nearly midnight the wild riders did not appear.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04
MANY WOMEN USE
 CLYCERINE MIXTURE

Putnam women will be surprised at the INSTANT pleasant action of sim pie glycerine buckthorn bark, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka. One spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach Because Adler-i-ka nets on BOTH upper and lower bowel it often cures constipation and pre- vents appendicitis. One lady reports herself CU RED eff bad case of bowel trouble and constipation Joseph j. nunre. Dlnggist.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04
VOTE BOTH APPROPRIATIONS
Little Interest Shown In Special City
 Meeting

In order to get q quorum to open tse special eity meeting. Tuesday n rning, the judge of the city court had to be rounded up. The meeting was called to order by the mayor and by a yea and nay vote the sum of $500 was appropriated for sprinkling the city streets with oil or water. This n ohey comes back to the city as the abutters on streets sprinkled are as sessel pro rata.
 The vote to see if the city would approp fate the sum of s3,500 for an extension of sewers from the junction of Providence street and Woodstock avenue, westerly to the home of H Ray aurlbut, distance of approxi- mately 1900 feet, was by ballot and the polls were open from 3 q. M. to 2 D. m. Only 26 votes were cast, IT voting yes and nine voting no
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04
$lOO Reward, SiON

Catarrh is a local disease greatly tnfiu enced by constitutional conditions therefore requires constitutional trea ment HALLS CATARRH MEDlClN Is taken internally and acts through th Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sl tenn. HALLS CATARRH MEDlCis destroys the foundation of the diseas gives the patient strength by improH' the general health and assists nature ! doing It's work. t100.00 for any case Catarrh that HALLS CATARf,' MEDICINE fails to cure.
 Druggists 75c. Testimonials free
 F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04

his country. Rev. Boynton Merrill of Putnam was the speaker and held the clcse attention of his listeners Mrs. Arthur Keith was chairman of the committee of afran gements. Carton Tatem and Rev. r. T. Meachan eoal- mittee on speakers, anu Clifford Bow en chairman of committee oa trans poltation.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04

Subscribe for The Patriot and get double value for your money.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

FOR COLORED
Near 9Th and X; six rooms; - 600.
Near 18th and s; six rooms; s.. 900.
Near 14th and r: six rooms; in first-class
condition; s. 500.
18th and T; 9 rooms; s., ,750.
9Th and R; 8 rooms and brick stable; good
buy as home or investment; s., ZOO.
:. THOMAS 3. PETTY. 20l3 18th st. NV.
NEAR PARK RD.; sEM1-DETACHED; L.
rooms. baths; porches; splendid for roomers;
Near 18th and Quincy; rooms; all improve
ments; garage; owner occupant.
Petworth; facing wide ave. at corner; bright
nome OF rooms: h.w.h.; electricity; in splenr
did condition; $3.50.
Near 18th and You; rooms; furnace heat;
subject to offer; $500.
OCCUPANT OWNER-HANDSOME 11-ROOM,
oay-window pressed brick; 2-bath; steam heat;
electric and gas light; hardwood floors; big lot
to paved alley, garage, 14x20; near 18th and
Park rd.; only SIS, 900; s. 900 cash.
For bargains In homes in all sections, on
right terms. also many fine reasonably priced
homes for colored see our list before buying.
NEW YORK REALTY BROKERS. 1923 F.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

18th ST. NV. ABOVE o-THREE-sToRY
brick: l2 rooms, bath; furnace heat; excellent
iocs tion for roomins house; $4,000.
18th st. NE. BETWEEN = AND G-six-room
and bath brick; deep lot. bargain at $500;
terms.
FOR CoIORED-Q st. NV. BETWEEN 18th
AND 10th-Eight rooms and bath: furnace
heat: excellent condition. Price, $1,000; rea-
sonable terms
MARYLAND AVE. s.W. BETWEEN 11th AND
12th-Three- story brick: IL rooms and bath;
furnace heat; $4,000.
FOR INvEsTMENT-sEATON ST. NV. Be
TWEEN 18th AND 1Sth-Six rooms and bath;
rents. $3.50. Offer wanted.
FOR oOLORED-U ST. NV. BETWEEN 5th
AND 8th-Semi-detached; 8 rooms and bath.
Price. $500: reasonable terms.
HOME THAT IS HOME - In pre-war
times this dwelling cost $685. 900 to build. in
the select neishborhood north Of Dupont Circle;
13 rooms, baths; stone front; deep lot to
wide alley; ami. Price. 600; reasonable
terms.
I. E. SHOEMAKER,
Evans building. Main 5574.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.

See this at once. Don't pay rent
win be sold this week. o rooms, bath.
. sleeping porches and front porch:
parquet doors, hardwood finish; laun-
dry tubs; dustproof storage; newly pa
pered and painted; running water all
rooms. Half Of house will rent for
S45. Price, $7,25O.l Terms, $500
cash, balance. $50 per month. An un-
usual opportunity. This beats them
ali. Act quick. Immediate possession.
CISSELL, TALBOT & CO., INC,
1905 New York ave.
Telephone Sunday North 5701.
Main 1902.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Booths Bargain Homes.

Booths Bargain Homes.
s.. .s50-Iinc. PIX. sec.; 8 rms; pch. front; new.
s.. .OO0-A near 9th St, frame; 8 auto garages.
So, ,OO0-Sth and NJ me-, 6r.; porch front. cellar.
Is. .0OO-l2th & B Sc. 6-rm. and b. brick.
So. .25o-Esst Capitol ST., 6-rm. brick. big lot.
s., ,5O0-2d and F me-. 6r, bath. facing station.
s., ,5OO-2d and NV. business location.
81, 75O-Sth st. NV. near Q. rms. and bath.
$3 750-Kentucky ave-. s-rm. brick. bath, etc.
s4. .25o-1st and SITS. NV, Or. brick. bath. etc.
s5.OOo-T st. near Sd NV, 7r., b.. brick.
s., ,OOO-k ST. nr. N. Cap, 6-r. and b. brick.
eE st st. n1: "a p:o It,: Tms' En bath am. ra..
$, ,OO0-Bloomingdale. n. Cap. ST.. or. b. bck
s5.o0o-Union sta. rooms. bath. cellar. etc
81, ,OoO-E st. mr. judiciary Park, Tor, b., etc
s.. .50O-N. II. av. nr. Wash. Cir. 11r., 2b.. br
s.. soo-1sth and Kearney me-: IT,, b., garage.
$40. .OOo-21st nr. Mass av., 10r., b.. fine home.
81. .500-20th st. near 9. 10r.. bath. fine home.
st. 81 near Go1 r na;.n1s II 5ms o. hT
SIT. .OOO-16th and NV, IL rooms, 2 baths.
$50. .0O0-22d and Mass; ave-. 12r.. 2b:. ami
Terms arranged. Exchanges considered.
ROLAND C. BOOTH,
215 E ST. NV. Franklin 27o2. {.
vACANT-3rd AND v sTS. NE.
and bath brick house: h.w.h.; cleo; stationary
washtubs. etc. This house is bargain. Act
quick. Price, S. 75O. Terms.
512-13 Bond bldg,
Tel. Frank $40. Sundays call Col 1891.
Bungalow.
81, ,5OO-$3,OOO cash; $3.50 mo.
7 rooms; bedrooms. bath; hotwater heat;
cars. cars IIMED1AfE POSSESSION. ~ ="
Northwest-Detached.
So, ,5OO-$2,OW cash; $3.50 mo.
6 rooms. tiled bath; hot-water heat; gas;
electricity; room for a garage; paved alley.
Observation-Disclosures.
$8,OOO-$2,OOO cash; $50 mo.
rooms, shower and tub baths; hot-water
heat; elee.Iisi,y aea city open fireplace; sleeping
Dahlgren Terrace Bungalow.
$o,OOO1$3,OOO cash; SIS mo.
S rooms, bath; hot-water heat; electricity
heat; sleeping porch garage.
Chillum Castle Heights.
$8,OOO-$1, 500 cash; $50 mo.
sleeping porch garage; lot sofi25. wonderful
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
9O3 New York ave.
Phone NJ. 5371.
No. 49S219
List your bungalow with us
we can sell it. We are
bungalow specialists.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
By owner; desirable M northwest nsisheorhood;
electric lights: economical heating plant; large
cellar; stationary wash tubs: colonial front
AddrAaS
Evening star., 1920-01-18
A BARGAIN.
Price 81 300

Brick house, 9 rooms and t1th latrobe heat.
gas light. Located 1929 st. Sc. First-class
condition. Yard in rear; on paved alley; large
enough for garage. Terms: 81 600 cash, bal
ance $50 monthly. See me and save $50.
Write HOWARD E. KENNEY. 1855 Neal st.
me-, or phone Line. 1772-J.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

124s EYE ST. NE.-BRICK;' ROOMS AND
bath. OWNER, 1888 st. s.e. 1S'
ga ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD1CORNER
house, With front and large side lawn; contains
under house; hardwood floors; hot-water heat:
gA; electricity; enamel trim; excellent condi-
tion: vacant; heated and lighted for inspection
ali day and evening Price, s., $50. ROBERT
81. LEWIS, 40 Colorado bldg. Main 1904.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES

$40, ,5O0-Handsome limestone-front home; III
rooms; hot-water heat; one square
from Dupont Circle; ready to move
into; will sell on easy terms: carry
ing expenses on this property about
the same as rent on small house.
SIS 50O-In the 100 block on @ St; 10 rooms,
= baths: garage; possession when sale
is closed.
S12, ,500-19OO block on S st. NV; 10 rooms:
steam heat; room for a garage; pos
session at once.
S11, ,0O0-On Belmont St. 1900 block: six sleep
ing rooms; hot-water heat; room for
garage; monthly tenant.
SIC, 500-S NV. near 18th; 10 rooms. ) baths,
hot-water heat; elec. lights; lot 10
feet wide; possession in 80 days.
r. E. l.. YELLOTT & CO.,
Evans bldg, 1870 New York ave.
Phone franklin 1883.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

INGLEsIDE TERRACE -Tw o
blocks from Mt. Pleasant car line;
Q rooms and bath; hardwood trim;
large front and back yards; facing
the Zoo Park; price direct from
owner. 1880. terms. This ad-
vertisement will not appear again.
Address Box s3-P, Star ofnce.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

RARE CHANCE-owNER, LEAVING CITY.
offers his home, furnished, to quick purchaser;
a.m.i.; rooms and bath. including sleeping
porch This is q new house. having been oc-
cupied only few months. II interested tele-
phope Clev. 1888.
$8,750-Chevy Chase, D. c.
Detached home. Z rooms and bath; h.-w.h..
electricity, hardwood floors. porches, garage;
9ne lot: facing streets. North 8135. Ownee.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

A REAL BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL
LOCATION
1910 PERRY STREET NV.
VACANT.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION On
SUNDAY from to pm.
Exceptionally nice Groom home; parquet
floors throughout: electric lights; perfect con-
dition; double porch.
Price. 81, 400
On Rcaeonable Terms.
Apply on premises.
Phone Columbia ses7 for appointment.
BEAUTIFUL. BUILDING SITE MOST DE-
sirabIy located in best section Chevy Chaac
ID. G., in we'll improved neightorhood: good
elevation: on grade; s0Il25: all improvements.
For immediate sale Mt attractive figure I
change for small modern house, NV. Address
Box 4P, Star Office
ONE 2-SToRY HOUSE; ) NICE ROOMS:
modern equipments; sacrifice il sold at once.
110s ID st. Sc.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK ON WIDE AVE Il
Excellent corner house; rooms. bath, h.-w.h..
gas and elec. lights; room for garage. Price
$3.50; $1,000 cash; no agents; owner. Ad-
dress Bo1 35oM, Star office. 49,
FOR CoLOREU
2 GOOD 5-ROoM DWELLINGS NEAR AGRI-
culture Dept; deep lot to paved alley; room
for garage; only $3.50 each. Address Box
312M, Star office. 1ss
BROOM HOUSE, s1,sO0-GIRARD ST NEAR
18th. Groom house. only $3.50; $500 cash
and $75 a month will put you in possession.
Address Box 354 N. Star Office. 1s'
1913 ST. s E., ANACoSTIA-9 ROOMS AND
possession. oss., ion Price. $500 Terms: All cash.
GEORGE S. KING CO., 2001 Nichols ave. Sc.
Anacostia. 19s
McLACHLEN BANKING
CORPORATION.
ONLY $500; $500 CASH
Two-family apartments. 5 rooms and bath
Of Lincoln Park; double porches front and
back paved alley; latrobe heat; excavated for
basement Rents, $50 per month. Excellent
home value with income.
$4,000; $1,000 CASH.
Immediate possession; fine corner home;
rooms tile bath newly decorated; oak trim
throughout; furnace; gas; 1 block from Lin
coin Park.
1850; VERY EASY TERMS.
New Brookland bungalow. rooms, tile bath
h.wh.: elec. laundry trays; hardwood doors
large lot to alley; fine neighborhood Of new
homes.
$3.50; TERMS.
h.wh; elec. lights; laundry trays; large
porches; beautiful lawn; a big value in con
structiop immediate possession.
$1,000. TERMS.
Takoma Park, near Bliss Elec. School,
rooms, bath furnace elec. laundry trays; ex-
ira lavatory; slate roof large porch, lawn and
original shade; good value from owner.
$10,5o0. EASY TERMS.
Home or business; near corner 9th and \
NV; 10 rooms; h.w.h.; 3-story brick, with
| large 2-story service garage; on wide alley.
Will sell together or separately.
$3.50; $3.50 CASH.
Near 7th and L ne. |; nice home, Groom. ba tn
pressed brick latrobe heat; lot to paved alley /;
south front, ,15o, with $500 cash.
BUSINESS LOCATION.
1872 and 1884 18th St NV: tvostory
frames and basement Great bargain. -, 500 for
both. Terms.
'McLACHLEN BANKING OORP'N,
Real Estate Dept 10th and G.
Evenings, Phone North 102S-J.
s3 80, $500 TO $500 CASH; BAL SIS a MO.
on principal. 626 Morton pl. ne. (near 7th and
Fla. ave.), 9 rooms. bath, brick, htrobe heat.
| Address Box 116-K, Star office.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Corner on 10th St. Vacant.
$2z 600 Easy Terms.

Beautiful brown brick corner Of IL rooms
and 3 baths, elec. It's. hot-water heat. In
splendid repair and very elaborately built.
rate entrance to reception hall and office.
Heated garage for two cars. An absolute bar
gain. Terms to suit.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
9th St. Near Conn. Ave.
Continued.

9th St. Near Conn. Ave.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
delightful rooms tiled bath. eiec. Its,
hot-water heat, front and rear porches. Open
freplaces. Middaugh Shannon home
Rare bargain.
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
$500. Easy Terms.
. rooms, tiled bath. hot-water heat: large
back yard to paved alley. Now rented fur
nished for $1o5 month. Very easy payments
can be arranged.
Euclid St. Near 18th.
$500. Terms.
Three story red ay-window brick containing
8 rooms. tiled bath, hot-water heat. open fire.
places A most delightfully."- planned home.
Needs a little repair. and is dirt cheap at the
above price.
Near Lamont and 10Th SITS.
$11,5OO. Easy Terms.
10 fine rooms. full tiled baths. elec. It's,
hot water heat, hardwood floors; in perfect
condition. Exact duplicate house in row now
rented unfurnished for SITS per month. Month
ly payments only $3.50. including all interest
Delightful Petworth Home.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Six beautiful rooms, tiled bath. cold storage
pantry. sleeping porch, fine attic; large back
yard to paved alley; spacious colonial front
porch. Built carefully and Of the very best
materials. Immediate possession.
& GIBBONS,
18th and q SITS. NV.
id Main 373.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
10th Street NV.

Being near Spring road, this home,
hot-Water heat and electric light,
offers an excellent opportunity. as 1t
can be bought for $1,000.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
WANTED-To RENT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR 6.os,s koUM
house; modern; suburban locaii1y 1sler st
Address r. r. RUHNkE, 3llo " 5
NV
WANTED@SMALL HOUSE FROM OTr;isr.
not too far out; rent about 500; WIN ~. nar
Of buying; by government employe: s"s
ticulars. Address Box 1852, Star omee. -. -,
SMALL HOUSE OR UNFURNIsHED i,a ArA =
ment on first floor by Feb. lo. 4App,S
Prender. 900 st. ne.
WANTED = TO RENT uNFuRRN,SSmith uNF.R S,,ith
house. by adults; permanent oa' ~
SMALL HOUSE OR APARTMENT, LkEfE.. EEL
ably unfnrnished vicinity bureau stanoafas'
permanent. Address Ro1 52-P, Star once.
FURNISHED HOUSE; ELECTRICITY; pER ~ :,
manent: state particulars. Address ooA %.
Star office. 10
WANTEDL-HOUSES
TO RENT.
FURNISHED OR CNFURNiSHED.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, lNC.
Established 1872. ~.
S17 18th st. NV.
WILL RENT OR BUY 81 ROOM lTNFuR-
nished, detached house; h.-w.h.: Brook kand OF
vicinity Address BOX 313-M, Star off1ce.
DETACHED HOUSE, FURNISHED. IN NV:
section: preferably near Chevy Chase line a,
least ) bedrooms: will furnish linen silver ana
piano. Address Box 13-P, Star office Is
PARTY MOVING TO WASHINGTON PER
maneptly wants unfurnshed cottage or bunga-
low to rooms. Will lease and consider
purchase. City or suburbs Possessios any
time before May 1. Apartment considered.
Rest references. Unreasonable figures not CON
sidered. Give full particulars. Address BOZ
a2S-D, Star Office -.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Vacant-Chevy Chase, D. c.
$4,000. Terms.

Within one square Of Conn. ave-. beautiful
detached home on large lot, contains 10 rooms,
baths, elec. It's, h.-w.h., hwd. floors. open
freplaces, spacious porches; room for garage.
Like new. A real bargain
Evening star., 1920-01-18
FOR SALE-H0UsES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

Continu
CHAS. D. SAGER
Main &c. Main 81. o23 Fifteenth Street NV
BELMONT Nw:-Bsau- CONNECTICUT AVENUE
room home
Electro
Fne
$2oUO No"
'ANANi
street verx
Fnee s'''"' y" e' ~ the down
Iot5oss $3.50
A made.
rooms
splendid cndi-
througho /
H.wh Rented
pery rent Can
client Groom be bough
o
Electric lights. Double back ~ ..,o,.,. man NV
Beauufu
Tossesi i wo home.T Thorough
DoWNToWN 10
Beaudu Groom
2tathco home mand2bath
frrpiacs for garase. HOUSE
condition Open hrepaces
aoseddn Clos lin @ sleeping Poscne s1I shrub Price, sl%o'
NEAR
O and 2hahh
and2b H.wh.
home Lot Soa5o H VIII % Eee. nnid %
Evening star., 1920-01-18
9th St. Near Conn. Ave.
$1,000. Easy Terms.

9th St. Near Conn. Ave.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
hot.water heat, front and rear porches. Open
freplaces. Middaugh & Shannon home.
Rare bargain.
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
$500. Easy Terms.
o rooms, tiled bath. hot-water heat; large
nished for s12s month. Very easy payments
can be arranged.
Euclid St. Near 18th.
$500. Terms.
Three-story red bay-window brick containing
o rooms. tiled bath. hot-water heat, open 6re-
Needs little repair, and is dirt cheap at the
above price.
Near Lamont and 10Th SITS.
$11,5OO. Easy Terms.
10 fine rooms. 2 full tiled baths. elec. Its.
hot-water heat. hardwood floors; in perfect
condition. Exact duplicate house in row now
rented unfurnished for $175 per month. Month
| ~ payments only go. including all interest.
Delightful Petworth Home.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Six beautiful rooms, tiled bath, cold storage
pantry, sleeping porch. fine attic; large back
yard to paved alley: spacious colonial front
porch. Built carefully and Of the very best
materials. Immediate possession.
& GIRRONS
18th and 81 Sts. NV.
I'd Main 373.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

BY COUPLE-TWO BEDROOMS
with baths. living room, dining
room and kitchen. Must be nicely
furnished, in modern apt. house.
Phone North S94. 20
Evening star., 1920-01-18

rIFTY-FIvE DOLLARS RENT FOR NICE,
light five room and bath apartment of 18th ST.
NV: steam heat; continuous hot water; cleo
tric lights; children permitted; lease 70 Oct.
s435; possession March l or sooner. Address
BOX G,P Star office.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

ONE ROOM AND BATH. IN HIGH.CLASS
apartment house. near Dupont Circle, $S5 per
month Phone 5000. branch 81. between .
n m and IL ~
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Clifton Street.

Near the corner Of 18th street and
one block from the car line; il one Of
the best locations in the city. House
10 built Of brick and contains l3 rooms-
baths, hot-water heat and electricity
A bargain at $12, 800.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

II.AT FOR RENT-MCST BUY FJRSlTU RE;
500. Address BOX Tsp Star once
FURNISHED APARTMENT. THREE ROOMS.
Eitchenette and bath: downtown section; suit
aUle girls. Address Box Esp, Star office.
l9s
Evening star., 1920-01-18

HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
NV.
Main 100 and Main 373
Evening star., 1920-01-18
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
1884 W, AVE. FRANK. 6105.
VACANT.
Girard St. Near 18th e'

Very attractive 3-story bay-window
press brick front; 0 rooms and bath;
large lot; room for garage; immediate
possession. Price, S., 900.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Vaoant-Fairmont St. Nr. 18th.

7 SIL,UOU. EdSy tIIIIS
| IL spacious rooms. tiled bath, cleo: Its. hot.
water heat; newly papered and panied
suitable for renting as 3 small apartments
+! and single rooms. A beautiful home and big
revenue producer.